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The long expected dispatches from Lord
Coiiingwood are at length arrived, and it is with
fhe greateit pleafure we announce to our read
ers, that, contrary to- the general expectation
ms 'ordihip has not been under the necesIity Of
detroy'ng the whole of the prizes four have
been iaved, three Spanifh and one French, and
carried into Observation-Disclosures have been def.
troyed, after the crews had been taken out ard
hrouget eli board our fnips. To complete our
iat'staction, not one of our fhips has been loft,
nor has any accident happened TO any of the
fleet fince the glorious victory.
The dispatches were brought TO the adni
rally laft night by the hon. captain Blackwood,
OF the Euryaus, on board of which are the
French admiral Villeneuve, ard bis firR can.
tain.
Immediately after the arrival of the dirDatch
es, the admiralty, with that feeling which has
always induced them TO loie no time in con-
municating intelligence of importance to the
public, fent the following bulletin to the lord
mayor, who Immediately fent r copy of it to
Lloyd's:
Ad,nirni!y office, Noz. %, 1905.
The hon. captain Black wood, Of his ma
Jehy's fhip Euryaus, arrived this evening with
dispatches from vice-ad-riral Colinewood, dat
ed off Cadiz, the 9th int by which it appears
that no accident had happened to any OF his
majefty's fhpS in the gales of wind that follow
ed the action of the 2lst ult.
I" or the prizes, three Spanifb & one French
have been faved and carried to Gibraltar, and
the total number Ion to the enemy is, ten Spa.
ni!lI and nine French ihips of the line. His ma
Jeity's fhp Victory, with the remains of the late
lotd Melton, and the BeIleiGle, left the fleet on
the 9Th inf. on their way to England.
"Admral Villenenve aud his fri1 captain are
on board the Euryalus."
In ~. I,iI
mftake it Rates a total Iofs TO the enemy Of
9 fail of the ne; but does this Gatemept in
Guide the fubfequent !ofs to the enemy of the
Rayo of 100 guns, after the action Of the elst !?
We fuppofe not. Indeed the following account
which may be confdercd as Official would not
otherwife be correct:
State oftbe combi1ed fseft ofer tie eaion of
OiTober 81.
Captured and carried 10 Gibraltar
Deftroyed IN and about the fcene Of aGi-
on, including thoie funk, burnt, and
blown up IS
Taken by Sir Richard Strachan 4
"a
Ejtdbed into Cadie.
In perfeta Rate
Mere wrecks 80
Total, So
"We fbail take or deRroy twenty of them,
| 7 truG," were the words Of our amented hero
jua before the battle. His wiihes were accom-
/ plhed, and twenty Of them had been taken or
detroyed. The four, captured afterwards by
Sir r. Strachan, ard the four faved and carried
into Gibralter, give us eight more fhips Of the
line, and the 8 deftroyed, with the eight faved
and added TO the navy of this country, have de.
priyed the enemy Of % fail of the OF the
nine that have eicaped, fix will be a long Will,
unfit for fcrvioc.
The difpstches from Lord Collingwocd have
brought complete return Of the killed ant
wounded; the number, we rejoice TO hear, i
much fma'ler thau could have been expected il
j battle 20 brsveIy and clcieiY fought,
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IM,o2rANr TO spo2r5NgV,

On Ge 2o'b Of APtH assf, ruiKb g9lyei /5, hk,
at tie B'1pLhs Greer in Caroline eoanfy,
7IiE STUD of the late col. John Hoon,~s, con.
Z filing imported and country bred Sta!uns,
Brood Mares, and their produce, FOR feveral years
pats--ta;al about one hundred head This is GER
family t.le mott numerous, and probably the BEL fe-
leaed Stud before offered at public auction in
Til country i, is we'll known that the late own
er, iparrd neither mooey eScrtion, in procuring
both at home and abroad Guch ffock as appeared
mot certain to intrc hin, fuceeGs. rs breeder To
};eptiernen WHO may fee! dpoft;on TO engage i'm
j1cdltely in the i?or;s Of the tuTi feyeral fine three
and four year oils could be highly recommended for
ise, blood drtj figure. Should any u the stud rrfcs
he farned out for the approaching Gprirg ths iale
tffnsh, vii be poRpoHed, until the expiration Of the
lesion. The oher rack will I've fold without refrrye
TIE terms Of fae viii be one half OF tie purclafe
money payable in fix and the other at ~ months to
be fesvred by bond, with approved fscurtes to car
fyintcref from the date II NOT purttu'Ily paid
= coHtidcrabis difcaunt will be- n,cdc for eah
Gentlemen in The neighboring nates are hereby
af1red, that the he all potyely take place on the
DAY abov- eated
A catalogue will be exhibited, Eating aye, blood
&c.
JOHN c. VOOLFOLK,
John HOOMES,
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TO RENT.

~ HE HOUSE lately occupied by Mr.. Tohn s.
1 rleaGan,s, being near the court-hpufe, on the
.hain-ttreet-For terms apply 10 Jacob !. Cohen.
Feb. II. 2w.
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4 TUTOR wanted, who can teach Reading,
I \ Writing and Arithmetic, in a fnall family.
Apply TO the Editor OF the Enquirer.
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY s. 1906

were dated nine days before. The Archdke
Charles, we may conclude, was fufiered to re-
treat unmolcfted during that time. This is mott
important Information. 1t proves that the
archduke had no other i.npediments ia appre-
bend ia bis march TO Vienna, than thofe which
could he oppoied TO him by the divi!ion OF
Marn'ont. 1t is ttatcd in the minor Paris pa
pers ct the 18th, that fifteen thoufand EDslh
and Rn.liaus have landed at Naples.
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B'IfiR armg OK tie eonfigenf.

ID! accounts from our army on the Continent,
we are informed that Lieut.. Gen. Don remain
cd at Verden on the S,b infant, which place is
the headquarters Of the Britiih army. The
guards are quartercd in the environs OF Bremen.
The Ruiiians have left Verden in order to
march to Hlmeln, which fortrefs is to be ins,e-
d,ateIy blockaded by them and the German Le-
glon, under the command of brigadier-general
Decker. --.y
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Y ME flbGcriier offers his fervi-es as 4 BROKER
in tue city Of Richmond, ard will trapfsa A.
ny bnilue.s in thu line for moderate con1rnifiop.
RI will not aforn the public thst it IS buGrefs
viii whieb lie is familiar, bat lfures every owe
VINO may think him worthy 81 their confidence that
60 "ue VII he more Jt:rutige 80 iii.ir otetea. lie
win a!fo undertake TO fureIrse tobacco or commit
z,n.
IT'S Ole IS kept Oh tie erofs erect leadirr from
che Capitol fqare towards Col. carr,pgton's.
CARTER 3. PAGE,
December 81.
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AT the front door OF the Eagle Tavern in the city of
Richmond, On the eighteenth day of March n. At.
enfuing.
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Lost or Mislald,

"a ERTYFIc1TE for IS shares Of the
Marias Insurance Company. Of Alexaan-
.eria, from no. 56g8 to 1922 inclusiye-2o
81 which were inaorssd as transferred TO t'aatl
lsssssti, on the s27tA March, 1892. This Ger
tttiicate is suspected to have been lost In Bait
more some time between last February and
this cay. Information thereof, given to the
once OF the above company, or to this oifloe,
viii be thankfully acknowledged
November l5 IaWbW
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FOR SALE,

Ksakayey Lan9, Of the trs saaHg;
NNE thousand ances, lying on DUCK Ir s;ah
" which, branch of Elk riyerin'0 ~Al .
smp6es, about 40 miles above the CO.
sace OF Elk with the great Aanhaway'. ~
LISA paralleIograrn---hnely wateTaa--Du''
es'cek permesting every side. .vor.
In letter from MIR. Iriplstt, the suf.oio q.
I sYn told that 700 acres are bottom, as 'i.n
he ever surveyed, and that the hl5h grou" IVA,
fertile. Mr 7. Reider also informs ,h' ID
he has seen persons who have been on lI'' '''''
and who speak gift in the highest terms .vs,
It lies about Is miles NJ Z. OF Aah .n1. !.
courthouse; In healthy country ehs'. "'.,f
tuation, and profers to the iaauSSFi9us e' md
comfort that can flow fron judicIoaS lpSSe ~
extensive grazing. G.. mi;
Five Dollars per acre ars ezPecssa i0t t, ia IA
tract--one third in hand, and tha e[A.N'1 slsr.
two annual instalE1le EMS CT Propsi 10 raSin
andfia, Fairfax or Loudoun Wi % cse2 3rIS
exchange. lt1ot'A'>1 - go
Alexandria, Iuns 7th.
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N O # ICE.
BY virtuesof q power executed by

B I vIrtuef0f g power txSCulru py
.4a2ustiae y Smith and i1e1try Rose, to Sc
cure the pay ment Of 5oool. with interest, l
shall on the airst day Of January, 1907, ex-
pose to sale for ready money, at Fairfax court
house, SO much Of the tract of LAND sold
and conveyed by Battaile Fitzhugh to the said
Smith and Rose on the I'd day OF September,
1897, 1.-THE same being part Of the Ravens
worth tract in Fairfax county, as will pay the
sum of 1851. part of the said 5oool. with In
terest on 1871. part of the same 1881. from
the first day of January, 1929, and on the bal
ance thereof from the first day OF October In
the same year.
THOMAS FITZHUGH.
October 90. lawtlj
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8, The Subscriber has received
The following ARr1c1,.
Which be offers for Sale yery low
IS hogiheads first quality St. G.;
Sugar 0lolS
10 bales Tennessee cotton
pipes 4th proof cogniac brandy
10 hogsheads wei favored 4th MO-.
nlaica ram f'0Oi ],
50 barrels Nev-England Rum.
md ON HIND,
Imperial
Hyson TFAc
Young Hyson Iof the Istest :;
Hyson Skin, and portat;on, ~
First quality souchong r''1u'n'' y
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular TenerifGe
Lisbon Sherry, and $50 dozen bonl.l
Port, very old VINES.
A few cases claret, superior Quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
NswEnglsnd rum and whiskey
Race, nutmegs, cloves and pimento
Black pepper, allspice, & ground ginger
Pearl barley, rice, starch, and fig blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, & English mustard
Refined Sals-petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dipt candles
Indigo, 4llum, madden, copperas, 4 roll
birthstone
English sun-powder
DenlJohns
James Sanderlon.
Septesaher r. d
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Fifty Dollars Reuajd.


nNthe night Of TUESDAY the l4ta instaflt,
~ a Negro MAO, .sarned BEN, the proper
ty Of the subscriber, broke the si Of Prince
Georges county, where lie had been put for
security, and made his escape in lis eiorc~
ment lie WAS accompanied by 6 wiite man Of
tie name Of IE.FssfL, who had tecn confn;ttal
for robbery Earl said he was q aea-fsgil.2,;
man, native q is-,e lpioia, that his father
had been s. ling master CT the United States
slip Congress, whilst uniier the command Of
Captain Decatur, and is now Commodore 81
the gun boats statieEcdoff New-0rIcans. He
Is about ieet 10 inches high. slender made,
about "a or IS years Old, and has light brown
or sandy cclored hajr. I think it Is Era3ab!e
he may carry. ben with him and pass him as
his slave until he has an o5,ortuniey CT selling
hin.. Whilst IN ieil LARS cloasiing was a
blue India cotton scanazl's ;acsel, and trousers
of the same. Zen is 2 shoemaker and gar
dener by trade, he is also tanner, and can be
g very expert house seryalt-he IS sbout So
years OF age, and from feet 6 10 8 feet 8 inch
es high, stout ana square bulk, has very o)-
ly hair, rec eyes, fit nose, end q Black COM
p'exion--he is q Fellow cf considerable address
and great plauslbiiiity, afsp ose,i to be rather
pert and inpueient, especially when intoxica-.
ted, but is easily reduced TO Submission.
will give a reward OF Thirty Dollars to
any person ,plo viii secure him m any Jail So
thar May get him again, or to any person
who Will appiohend him and bring him to me
I viii give q reward as follows: if taken 100
miles or upwards from home will siHe SO
donsrs, jf taken from 40 to 100 miles from
home viii give 4osdoIars, Or if taken within
40 miles of this place viii give 80 dollars,
besides teilag.inS reasonable expenses inbnng
Ing him hafse.
All anassefs of vessels fadothers are here
by forwarned from hagbogings employing or
carrying OF said Negroe, as will prosecute
whoever SHALL do SO with the utmost rigor Of
law.
THOMAS MUMDELL.
Whecte1.'a Folly. mdar P1scatassay,1
Priaee Geergs's eoa',ty, 64ary-
land, a8th October, 1906. lawet
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be sold, at public sale, en- the premises,
iif not otherwise disposed of on the first
day of December next,
"a NEAT two story BRICK RoUsE, on
4 b King-street, now in the occupancy Of
Mr.. William Douglass. The house is TWEEN
ty-ise feet front, containing two rooms and a
passage on the first floor, three rooms on the
second floor, and well finished garret.--
THERE'S an excellent Brick Kitchen and eve.
ny other necessary back building.-Terins viii.
be made known at the time and place of sale.
P. G.. Marsteiler.
November lo, 2awlstDec
A few copies of the AMERICAN CAR
DENER, ior sale by Robert Gray, at his Sta
e0nary Store, Aipg-street.
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AND HAS on HAND,
TPIInLaC SALE.

DURSsAN,T to a decree OF the honorable
il the5circuit court os the district OF eolum-
sbiae for sle county Of Alezandrias will pc sold
to the fIghest bidder, for ready money, on ST.
sprdag, the 22d day Of NovelnbeF next, at t,e
cosfse-hogse, between the hours of / aIad Z
O'Clock, sualiy LOTS of GROUND, lying.
on Patrick, Cameron, ana Alfred streets the
property of John Y. Thomas to satisfy
debt and costs due Thomas Alien 5Aiso, at
same time and place, sundfy Gr2u's@ iseats,
arising from lots lying on the same streets
r. MOSS, ., NJ.
For d. c. BnExr, Marshal
October "a 2aHts
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Whecter'a Eoltg,s near Piaca.aseay,l
P111ee Geerggs's County, Mary- s.
lana, 28th October, 1906. lawet
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JAMES BACON.

.Ahs GROCERY STORE, an hjay-street, hasin
addition 10 his former stock, added
A freih Supply of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete
Re nou cte5r& far sale, OF his asaa! lOsv tepus,
Mufcovado Sugars, ofvarious qua.
i;ties,
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Baltimore, July %, 1905.
James Kennedy, fen.

AIexandria, September lO.
&C. Subscribers to TIE AsseTnbly's Missi-
icnary Magazine, the Panopfist, and the Me
dicaI Repository, are requested 10 call fer their
numbers as absye. Law
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OIu JGTngICa Opli1l, lOi iGisiIiy ueC,
Antigua, ST. Croiz, vt. Eiacents, aRd Rev
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country Whisky
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassla, piiaeA'01
Cayenne and black pepper race and SfouEa
ginger, basket salt for table use, pearl Osfie!i
vice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould s'It aau
spermaceti candles, rehaed salt-petEe' E0'all'
indigo, alum, copperas, madder, snmne'sI0
spinning. cotton, patent siot vi sizes, pest eii'
gIish ard country nade gunpowder' :csat''
aud srnoaking tobacco, very BEST chewing"
bacco. e
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
ii boxes.
London mustard, warranted OF suP' 5n
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping peoos'
demijohu's, &c &c. with generally every a. a.
ticle In his ii1.e---the whole OF which nave p''"
selected with care, and Will be aiSpsSsa 81 "
the very lowest terEaS.
July 10.
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N O K + @ L X, FEB. 8.
A R r " E D


Schooner Elza-A Ann, Herbert IL DAYS
from Guadalupe. Left there brig Wheel.
err, Bessom, Of this port.
Schooner Eliza, Record, 27 days from
St. Bartholomew.
The ship Alexander, King, and the Br;-
fish ship Mary, both from Liverpool are in
Hampton Roads.
The British sloop Earl of Lansdale,
from Trinidad last from Tortola, bound 10
New York, on the 18th of January iostf1er
rudder, and on the 22d IN gale of wind,
was driven on shore miles TO The north
ward of Currituck, the crew severely frost
bitten. The cargo, sugar aud cocoa, the
former lost most OF the latter saved. Sailed
from Tortola in company with the home.
ward bound feet of one hundred sail under
convoy ofthe Baulieufrigate.
The schooner Polly of Falmouth, is on
shore near the mouth of Currituck in-
let.
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-
kesshea, Thatthe secretary Of the trea.
snry be directed to lay before this house.
abatement of the amount Of the exports &
Imports, TO and from the British depsndc.,-
cies other than those of America tos the
last two years.
This resolution was also agreed 10 With.
cut division.
On motion of Mr.. Stanford the hotrse
resolved itaelf lnso a commlttee oil Tic
whole on the bill altering the, slrae for hold
ing the circait courl ior3he alssrlsTao& N
Carolina.
Afterttae tsanks were flied, Mr. Nlatoa
offered new section FOX Increasing sfg
salary of the district judge Of ~. aaa,
from fifteen hundred 10 swo enQaaaaa ,!oI-.
lars.
After debate This motion vas i5,ss By q
great majorhy, as were e.hcr naot,ops atte-
cessiyely mad 20 allow salary oi 81 gu 1en
- seventeen, and sixteen napdreo doi-
lars.
dhs committee rose and rePor1e bali.
and the house ordered itto isl.Tq sesdlng
Tomorrow.
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A great Bargain maybe had.

T with to exchange feyen os eight hundred .scfes
& Of LAND, 10 Fairfax ounty, formerly hcu-
ecun county, for good lands IN the weAsFn caun-
try. Ii lies near Sugar Lard Ron, i is fneiy
tlmbered ard wafered, goo3 farming lard, about
rs miles from the City OF Wafhicgtor. 20 from
Aicxandris, and 2 from the Poionae Fiysr.-
There are two tenements and an excellent or.
chad on thcp,emites, abrn. 70 tufhrIs Of WHEAT
fow.d laa fall ard a good deal OF clover, which
gtows finely, the foil beiag we'll adapted 10 the
Platter Of Paris, fom the fuli-R Experimental
thc tile iadispWable- Any perfon nak;ng early
application may get az advantageous ezchaoge.
Application, by letter, TO tie fusic1ibeF in A.
le1andria, will be duly attended TO.
B. DADE.
February !. eosf
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Alexandria Library Company.

HE Members CT the Acxandris Library
i Company will pleaie to take notice, that
an election viii be held, at the Librsry, cn
Monday, 18th infant, between the hours Of 8
and in the afternoon, for Prefdent and eleven
Directors for the enfuing year.
James Kennedy, fen. Librarian.
February v suc&dos
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Dearborn's Patent Balance,
For weighing with cafe, dIlpateh
and precilion, a, half the coa, and
ufed with half the labor of fcales and
weights-all lizes-for fale, by
IoHa G. LADD.
February 7. q
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70 R s A I, +.

q PAIR of elegant, well matched and w.Il
4 4 broke, young CARRIAGE HORSES,
equal 10 any or the continent, Aiio forne hasd.,
iome SADDLE HORSES. Apply at the Ia.
dian. Q,een Tavern, to
John HodgAins.
Fesgasfy 2. 6
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aIeranDrta Daap aDherttser.
FRIDAY, February 2.

RocHRroRT SQuADRsN.-By the arrival Of
the ichooner Eiiza Ann, Captain Herbert, 10 n
days from Guadaloupe, we learn that three Of
the Rriuih Cork Acct, prizes TO mis- fqusdron,
had arrived at Guadalupe, one had been re-ta.
ken. 1t was further fated, chat fwo ~ gun
fhips, Part OF this feet, had arrived at MaIti-
nique. II is rot Aated where The ref of the Hees
was. Tbefe hips could not have been ever free
the ooh Noyemtsr, abou, which time they were
off Teneriffe, in getting to Martinique, il is
NOT improbable fiat theie Two ihips arc part ct
Aeet f.en by Captain Soutl wuIth on the I7sh
December, mentioned in cur PaFes ct the 2sd
in&ant, as Aeerirg w. S. w.
INe,teA Ledger ]
TIE British IN Soush-.Amerira.-The
following copy Of letter from gentleman
in Barbados, dated January 4, 10 his
friend in this place was handed US this
morning.
"A Portuguese vessel from the Brazils,
wasspokeu with a few days ago, and re.
ported that the expedition under the com.
mand of general sir David Baird, and sir
Home Popham, had taken Buenos Ayres."
The public have long been 10 suspense
as to the destination of the fee, and army
under admiral sir Home Popha,n, and gen.
sir David Baird. The Cape Of Good
Hope was generally supposed 10 be the oh-
lect Of this armament. Should the British
make a permanent establishment in this
settlement, the political and commercial
situation Of the world vii! undergo cou-
siderable change. The force Of this ex-
pediion was four ships of the line, Fri.
gates, &c. and SIX thousand troops, force
we understand from an intelligent person
who was lately a, the river La Plata, more
than adequate to the reduction OF the pros
vince Of Paraguay. lIbidl
Extract efa letter from a gentleman in Bar.
bados. to his correspondent in NorfoA,
dated 3anuarya, 1905.
{" Admiral Cochrane arrived Yesterday
from off Martinique, in The II orshumber.
land, the French feet expected at Martins
ieue are not yet arrived. AIi our ships are
off that island on the look out for ,hem-@
Ten or twelve sail of The Cork Feet are
still missing
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. %.

" Arrived schooner Henry. Graves, a'a
days frem St. Thomas. Left brig ssas's
lope, Gray, ready TO sail SCHOONER Ana
zon PhiIipa for Baltimors in three OF soH /
days: schooner Father and Sens, HIP
kins. Of Norfolk, for Baltimore in two q
three days ship George Dyer. Watts Of
Baltimore, dischargihg sci,ooatr Ia't'
ret, Flanagan. Of Baltimore, discharspsi
schooner Madockawanno, Swan, Of Salem
for Wilmington, n. c. four or hvc day!
-schooner Happy Return, TaseH for PHI
iadelphia 10 one Or TWO days; ship GeoeH[
Hamilton, Of Portland, uncertain :chooa'E
er Hope, Noble, Of Portsmouth, N. H. DO
brig M'Kenzie, for New York, 90;
brig Sparrow. Of ,Alexaad,.ia, jast arrived
from tie Windward. Dec. 6, lat. u, q
long. 70, ,ss. spoke the ohooner Nsach
White. Of Snow. Hill, three days ff'n
Guadalupe all we'll Dec. IL. OF Hate
ras shoals /; big Dean of New yesk, to''
DAYS from Savannah; and ths hermaph'''
dise brig .Agenora, Pitnau, g. days from
Leghorn, for Rhode Island. ST. Thoma'
was constantly bsockadsd by the Jason ~
gate, brig and schooner, and almosseVeH
vessel thar was boarded BY them was ser,
into rorsola. The day before sa''s'
they appeared off the harbor with lsFs'
American schooner, pilot boat built, osasI
ing up to Tor,ola- ,
Also, Snow John and. Joseph, Maun'as
10 So days from Fagaisa. France bri's'
nothing new
+. ..-z December "a.
Arrived schooner Mary, Almeda. 70
days from Havana. Esfs brig Plous,o1g,,
Rich, Charleston slinersa, GRAY, SeI
York (; Polly and Sally, Srlhv, fh''aa' s
phia. December =. fifteen miles ,.'d" y :,
Cape Florida, saw brig ashore yisa Nv,
nasts and spars standiag, aufi salts of'. :.
had figure head and velIo~ sidr'' a. =.
went as near as we could "a hrr., sa% aaD -,
dy on board; arough sra Frrveu's,u ~, ~
from boarding he's ii,ii. ia.' % 81 '0"''