Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-11
PnILApELPHiA, Tune ~.

Last evening arrived the Lrig Ken.
tucky, captain crauson, from New. Or.
leans, which he left the sth inst. and The
Baltic on the 7th. The brig Bostwick.
for New York. ran on the bar. where
she will be lost the passengers Quilted
her'and came in the Kentucky. Who put
several ofthem on board virginia 81.
lot boat for Baltimore. -, :.
Al Or the 9Th inst. Of Cape Florida. the
Kentucky was boarded by The British
ship ofwar Camhrain, who pressed nine
OF her steerage passengers, several of
them men Of properly, having several
thousand dollars freight on board, and
were very abusive to the cabin passen.
gers; some time after pressing the a.
bove, by the representation OF one Of the
passengers who went on board the Cam.
brain they were all returned. -. ,
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In consequence Of frequent Applicant.
ohs Of the members Of the House Of re.
representatives. Of the state of Massa.
chusetts for leave of absence, the House
ordered on the 1ath ult. Mat any person
who wished for leave Of absence should
leave his name and the name of the town
he represents, with the elsrk of the
house, together with his reasons, and
that the same being read from The Chair
with the reasons assigned, the House
would act on such applications at esr-
tain hour each day. A member mona
the town Of Fayette, left the following
note with the Clerk, which was read ard
he obtained leave Of absence almost nna.N
nimously. p s s e Z s. ;, -
-" soIoMAH BATEs, IT, the member
from Fayette, requests leave Of abstace
ittef Monday next. The reason. he Of.
fers are.these, that he left his business
At home with his boys, the oldest of whom
ia Rosalist in principle and The ycun-
ger ones not being altogether v illing I'd
be subject 10 sl.kta government, he has
reason to tear that his family, in a mea.
sure may become disorgunized, aud
therefore links It his duty 70 be with
them as sooh as may be."~ = p. p. +.
| Extract ETA ktit, J,ens an ottsirer afJoyt
Deiroit, dafed Inne l ). TOO !geRi!eman
in Neo. 2s,k. sasa
$ " We have retsistd .ilettef fran Can
tain Whirrie, ut fort Wa, ne, stating
that PAN tas formed by The Indians.
to take nd iestroy me forts ii nv dis
iries, viz. Detroit, fort Wayne, Dear.
born Chicago, and Mackinac. ~
" Ibs brig Adams arrived. Yesterday
from Maekinsc, and brings intelligence !.
that 2 war iscxfstted in that quarter, and
Una. The garrison was preparing for de-
! he militia At this place arc pre- par
ing. but . is afeeble mastering and NOT
capable Of rendering much service. 4
=" am Of opinion that the English nj.
ton win take q part, 1leugh NOT OPENLY
with the indiana, a. sonas supple. Of
provisions and ammunition have lately
been issued BY the agents of The British
government -
Extract Of a letter from a penflsmnn at
5,gfrse, IN ne Ge,essee, state of Nsss-.
Tore, 70 his friend near sAiss place,
Carlisle, dated NE 2sfh.ef Aay. y
I" Sra, ~ ss 7. e;.s 2s1f ~
The emigration 10 this country has
been very great this last winter md
spring. From the Northward. one hun.
dred sleighs with families have passed
Mr.. Bloom6eld's in one day. and up.
wardsof one hundred families have arri.
we'd from Pennsylvania i owing TO this
circuinstance and q number Of contrac-
tors purchasing for the garrisons a. De.
troit and Michilimakanae, &c. and the
crops failing in some degree las, year.
there !, not bushel Of grain to be pur.
chased nearer than utic, about las niiles
from this. j know families at this time
that have not had dust OF -four in their
house for three or four weeks, nor any
thing to live on but FISH,
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