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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-11
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
OF THE
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF PFNNS1-T y 6nyTd
OF PENNSYLVANIA.

On Wednefday afternoon, July IN, the citizen, If
the hrit congregational diitra of Pennfylvanis comno-
led OF the city and county of Philadelphia and
OF Delaware, met, puriuant notice, in the Fate
houie yard in the city of elphia-No time or oc
canon has ever here witneed fach concoure of peo
pie.
Matthew Lawler, Efq. was called to the chair. and
Joieph fioPkinsoD, Riq. appointed fecretary
DIR. Michael Leib opened the bufinels Of ,be r,..,
ing, and after fome appropriate observations, offered
the following reiolutons, which were unanimously A.
dopted.
Re'sfvsd, That the csndua of Great. Britain. To-
wards the U. s. has been often marked BY hoiili
w. inJuitIce and oppreffion; and that the outrage
committed ~ the Leopard, of her fiips of war
uhder the exPres orders of of her adriras upon
sne CheiaPeake, frigate belonging to the u ST. an
act OF iuch coniummate violence and WRONG. and Of
10 oaroarous and murderous a character that il would
ueoaie ahd degrade any patton, and much more TO- a
nation of freemen, to ubmit to IT,
h9ofOed, hat we will fupport the ADMINISTRATION
OF the general government in all and every mea(ure
winch may be adopted by them, avenge the wrongs
ou' country mas uttered from Great Britain, and TO
compel the mott rigid retribution and that to attain
fuiI meaiure Of jutice from her, we pledge ourieye.
10 make any faorhees aud enc ounter any Hazards
H5ofTef, That the fentiments of this meeting be
made known to the PRECEDENT of the ~ S. a, the ipon-
.@Heous ehuilons OF freemen, oocshon when f.
renee and indifference would betray want of patriot
,l' II not ueafonabe iDdfPoltion towards the ben
'ntereS OF our country, aud the lacred rights Of this
uation.
The following refOlution then offered 8, adopt
ed uuaTiinouAy
FgfotpTa That until the general government fall
have adopted iueE neaiures may be fuggeG ed by
their iPirit and wifdom we will diicountenanee all in
tereourfe with any of the veels of war belonging to
Great Britain and that will withhold from them
all iupPies or aiiilanee which may be pecefary to
their aid and fubfnsnce.
Charles Biddle, Efq then propofed the following
reiolution, which adopted unanimously
RsSfVed H7sniSgog9y, That the citizens IF Norfolk
aud Hampton, and ITS vicinity deferve the thanks &
aPP9ule oil their felow-eitizens throughout the union
Tor their gallant, manly and patriotic condu at the
preient momentous eri(is.
The meeting then agreed to appoint committee
OF correspondence, for the purpoie of holding COM
nunIeatIon with cur iellow-eitizens in other parts Of
the United States, relative the ubeas Of this meet
ing.
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TO BE SOLD,

0" tie pre~Js', on he 99B Of Jpiy next, fer CAP.
a LOT OF GROUND, in the town of Colum
bia, in Flnvauna, defignated in the plan of the
fad town by No.63--and adjoining the Ware.houfe,
which there is TWO noricd Stone Houfe. now in
the occupancy of Melfs. Eerndon and Morn
There is alto on the fad lot wooden building. of a
moderate fze. The aforefaid property is conveyed
to US in truf, to ieeure certain fun, of money due
by VIM. J. Stone, to Giat aud Kirby and others.
MATTHEW WfLIS,1
THOMAS WILLS, { TraRses.
WIZ. PASTEUE.,
June 90. ep4w.
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[NuMBER le.

injuries, plumber and repeated murders of the
| br,t'ih navy-they agree not TO appear ON pa
rade or duty in any ruff, cloth or apparel of the
growth, product or manufacture of the Brtil!,
oomnons or dependencies. PrsG.
In confequence of rumoc that there was a
Britiih vefie lying at South-Rreet wharf, load
ing with guns, piftos, fwords and other mill
tary itorcs, number of citizens attended IA Il
evening, and went on board for the purpofe of
aicertanng facts. Having fatsfsd ther,ieves
IN the'e particulars, they unlhipped the rudder,
carried 1t into Cheinut. lreet. and laid it down
IN the ftreet oppofte the houfe of the Britiii,
coniul. Except the meaiures purified to pre-.
vent the vee's putting TO lea, we have heard Of
no injury being done. g.
WeJutt learn that the committee appointed at
the town meeting on Wednesday laR, have Ia
ken the above vefiel into their care, and pledge
themelves to an enragcd and numerous multi
tude, that the brig lhal r2t be permitted 10 fail
until 1t is fully afcertained that fhe has no ftlp-
plies of any kind for the Brtifh navy. The
committee have done themfelves credit by their
prompt and active interference in this affair.
Had they not interpreted their good Offices, the
probability was the brig would have been con-
nocraoiy damaged. H..
The cabinet. maker who is making cafesfor the.
muiquets intended to be fent in the Britifh vef-
lei without rudder, is rcquefted to refls6f up
on the nature of his employment, the itua,on
of his country, the fate of the public mind, &
ak himfelf whether he fhould like to have his
name publiihed az the maker of cafes to tranf-
port warkc fores from America in a Britill,
veHcl. H.
1t is worthy Of remark, that the barbarian
menaces of the Britiii navy at Contan,inope,
have occahoned all the petty ftates of Barbary
to declare war againft them. ID,
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ASKING TON TAVERN!

NDEN e MOORE have taken the WASH
~ moi ON TAVERN, adjoining the Capitol
Square, lately occupied by E0whRD HALLAM. At
comfortable exPenee, they have provided themfeves
with excellent accommodations for their friends and
invite theirs and the public patronage. they are
determined to keep good table and as eentee an
Inn as any in Richmond.--Funilhed ROOMS, ad
joining the Tavern, aud every neceiiary attendance,
for families trsveliiig-Both the Co partners ha-
wing been wel-verfed in this buGneis, faster them
leye' with the expectation Of rendering general iatis-
faction.
Richs'ond, February II. n
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M0IICr-

hg'fra6f 10 ar o,6s- o. ne Ccgafy Cont IF I,7eGt
TIE ''o~~j2o0-,' qppoised. zrW p,oe,ed at dm,ha
Court Hogs,e m TbnyaJyDs l6b Of 7yly, to cram
i7r' di'o"t Hq4igis Be claims fbat mag he exGi6ii-
ed ogoigf The girte Of .foia Bo.fow, dcee9lsd:-
A ILperions having Claims againn Cad eaate, are
- hereby requefed to make them known on that
day Imported Ivy proper vouchers or ;elimeny.
Al pefons inouJtel 20 Gaid enaie, are hereby no.
titled, that coerc.ve realures viii BE reforted to-
provided their rsfpcciv" claims are not immeJiately
d;icharged. This notice viii certainly be plead m
bar, in deEsu, Of the REFLECTIVE cainiauts making
their slsime known Oh the sforefad day.
n. S. TONNES, u. s. for
WM. MCRRAY, Sgf.
JOY {. ,dC
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DR.. THOMAS b. w. GRAY,

I'd ESPECTFULLY Informs the public that he
4 : intends TO practice thyGc, Surgery and Mid
wifery at Tappahannock, and hopes that by all IN
remi;,ing attention all the duties in the different
departments of his protection, he will give general
fatisfa iion AMI merit the confidence and patronage
of all thofe who may p!eafe conlul: him. He al
f. Propofes to keep contantiy for lale, and upon
moderate terms the various medicines which are ye-
morally known and ufed.
July 8. 2m.
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TO Re SOLD, FOR READY MONEY,

TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY,
1T The Eagle Tavern, in tie City Of Riebro-d on Nom
aey The 2oB day Of July next BY Virfne Of Deed of
9raf, executed by John 6. Moore for tie twp.f Of
JfemiTg debt bfrfiu Jteejfed, dH. to Wa!ts, Boya
Gillian,
a TRACT of LAND, lying partly in Hanover,
L and partly in Gooehand, adjoining the Lands
ct tliiha Leake, Samuel Mofby, William Woodion
and others, and containing, by eitimation 500
or 10 much thereof will be fuffcient to fatsy iaid
debt, with the expences attending the execution of the
truit. By srdey Of tie T-nfses.
TAYLOR & BROWN, VIM
May 90. IF
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June 10.
LOTS FOR S6LE.

On 7Hsay THE eb day Of s5ane nest, at ten ototk in
hff'ren'0"' on tb. prfus, 4OH Gs od, a. public aug
tion,
CIXTEEN half acre LOTS, ftuate on the north
~ iide OF Bacon Quarter Branch, in or adjoining
the city OF Richmond, denoted and known by the
iurvey made by Richard Young for VIM, Duval
by the Nos. 3iI, 3l2, 32I, 322, 3l9, $50, sl3,
3'4, $685. e94, $50, 2s7, 2e6, 267, 254 and a5s
Terms OF payment will be made known at the
time of iale.
Any Perion inclined to purchafe a, private faIe,
ether the whole or part of thefe Lots, may know
particulars by applying to
ALEX. QUARTER, or,
JOHN RICHARD.
Nav T. .,r
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May s.

i he iae of the aforementioned hxteen Lots, is
p1nfoned until Monday, the 18th July, at noon, of
which day, j, will take place at the Eagle Tavern
IN the City OF Richm,rnd, when a plot fhewipg the
potion OF the ieveral Lots will be produced, till
then may be ieen a. Mr.. John Satchells. In the
mean while any perfons delrous Of viewing the pro-
Perty will be accompanied the pot by one of the
ALEX. QUARRIER,
JOHN RICHARD.
July 1. tdf.
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JAMES RIVER COMPANY.

81, meeting d ibe Prliatnt ami D,ee7o,s etLt flames
Ri@~ Company, 'n tie Sd 5uly, 1907:
Rg ESOLVED, That the Treafurer pay to the
4 Shareholders, dividend Of fix per cent. their
reflective thares for twelve months ending the soth
June latt.
Extras from The Minutes,
ROBERT POLLARD, elk.
JULY. 2trlt.
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FOR SALE,
IFS Ton Liverpool Slowed Salt,
20 Do. Do. Common Do.
60 Pieces Sacking,
SO Crates well afIorted Earthen Ware,
On board the Ship Viigant, Capt Bofworth, a. Ber-
muda Hundred. Apply to,
WM. BROWN & Co.
July 8.
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R,ai If YIys;s;9. stB

R7"t r H,gi"ia. stb 57"iy, 1907.
EfE PrelIden, and Directors have this day deela
4 red dividend Of per cent. in the capitol
Stock which will he paid after the fifteenth infant
JOHN BRoCKENBROUGEI, Cajgiy
July 8. St.
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~ A Ii per(ons who have not fatisied their lub-
"A feriptions the PUBLIC DINNER, at
the CAPITOL The fourth infant. informed that
the iubcriber being called out upon public duty, has
authorized the Barkeeper the nion Tavern to
eeive payment and grant discharges --He fatters
him!e that his abence, will not, upon this location
operate TO his i.jHy.
P. MOSELEY.
July 8.
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NOTICE.
71atby oirfae sfs D-ed Of 7rf, executed BY sbn B.
i~n 10 and duy p,oved and admitted to record in
sbsd,ie' court bOen in tbis city; &~H on WedaeE
Say&s s9iL day Of sbe e4frg moufb, 'xfsft 10 Ja BY
public antssn, rf0a tie premjSs for ready n7o7ey,
HNE half acre LOT No.G9s, oppoiite to the re-
y y idence Of the Revd. VIM. Dawfon in this city:
There is upon the faid Lot, excellent Kiln of
Bricks, and which n,fry burnt containing az is
fuPpofed at leaf, $4,000, and which will be difpo-
fed of with the Lot as appersinant thereto, or 70
much thereof, as may be neceHary to rafe the FUN
OF cool with the COTS and charges of executing this
tEuit.
SAML. McCRAW, ?
VIM. MckIM, & 19'e'''
Richmond, July 8. tdf.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NOTICE Is ifrarpY GIVEN.

NOTICE Is uCaEBY OWEN,
TENHAT general niectingnf Stockholders in the
y M'a'eheser TURNPIKE Company, will he held
at ETocks Tavern in h!dnch~ifer, on the fi7f Mon
day III Aogrn us=t when balineis of importance to
the lntcrea Of the company will be fubmiiteI Tor
confederation.
By order Of the Directors,
Jas. BRANDER, elk.
July 2. tIRA.
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RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORNING yUzr IL, 1907.
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR LIVERPOOL,
,GN One hundred HID. TOBACCO zrsnt-
SEYNs Sd on fright at sof per- LIZ and S per
SSh4SASiAk' cent pyinage, Pc, tie Ameriean Rsgj-
kSskkfr1 SNIP,
MINERVA, Captain KEELE,
Apply TO Brown and Rives, Richmond, or to
ALEXANDER LECKIE, or
THOMAS WILCOX.
Norfolk, Jane "a. ep3w.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9.

III IL propoled for the confederation Of the
militia and volunteer companies of the u. s
that, IN confe9uence of the inlDlta. yexstions
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A vote Of thanks paIed to the chairman and
ieeretary-snd the meeting adjourned in perfect
der.
Ordered, that the proceedings Of this meeting be
publilhed in all the papers of this city.
MATTHEW LAWLER, CHAIRMAN
JOSEPH HOPKINSON, SEcRHTARY.
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June 90,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-21

{, We understand that gov. Clinton, of \
York, and general S. Smith of Baltimore wi
bs candidates for the. offices of president an
VICE president of the Z. States.
= c {ac{-GCr =
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II o T c E..

THayE been appointed by the Honorable
il Nicholas Fitzhugh, assignee of the estates
and effects Of lillian Ramsay and Clement
Green, insoiyent debtors within the district
CT. Columbia--All persons to whom they are
indebted are requested to present their claims
for settlement, and those having debts and ef-
fects iatheir hands belonging to the said In
solvents, must pay and deliver them to me,
who alone is authorised to receive them.
Nobler Herbert.
Sent law3w
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ElSTCN, Sessrmber 14.

EaSTCN, Sepssmber IA.
Dr. ship Minerva, captain Edward
lar rom Smyrua. Malaga apd Gibral.
|tao, len ~, az Smyrna. 2e.h Apnl, For.
|cleos.i 0oasan, Of Nrwbpsy port, loading j;
DID, Logan, OF Phlladrlphis, do.
Qsi, :. Lsoree, of do. daschafging. fit
On Joue, Massachusetts, Bunicn,
Psn,@"'usu iypcrt, conJemnedi Lila. OF
W. Condemned, vsssel aud cargo !;
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oeptennDcf II. - INV
IN COMMON COUNCIL,
.s,< 10Th September, 1907.

ORDERED, ~
: THAT Messrs. Cohagan, Hewes-and Pres
ton, be committee to contract for the wharf
ing and repairing the east endof Duke-street
and the pubiie properly adjoining thereto.
IS Ordered, Fiat the street commissioner for
the southern district do repair the side stones
on the south Of Prinee-slreet, between st. A
saph and Washing ton streets, opposite the
property of Thonfas Shreve and John Adam,
the. expence ttf be charged to the southern dis
.triet. TX 80 So =, q. ~.
Ordered That tile.seseral bridges over the
drain II, the southern diatrict, be repaired, UNI
der the direction of the superintendant of po-
ice, out of the funds of the southern district.
Ordered, That the order directing tie street
commissioner. to regulate Gibbon-street, from
Water to Unionrstreet, be-suspendsd for the
present.
Tcste, -
- James n. MsRea, &C.
4,f.E a ~. - ..
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Dilfuct Of Columbia.

County Of Alesand,7a, ss.
- July Term 1907.
Bondand Prentiss, Compiainants, -
VS.. &c. {.
Cornelius Wing, John T. Rickets, VIII @
liam Newton and John Mills, junior, s,
Joint merchants and copartpers, Hndersl s,
the firm of Ricketts,, Newton and !
Company, Defendant, =.
The defendant Cornelius Wing,
not having entered his appearance and, given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit. that
the said defendant Cornelius Wing, is.not an
inhabitant of this district-on motion of the
com plainants Bys thelrlcounse!, IL IS ordered,
that The said defendant Cornelius Wing, do
appear here on the Grst day of November
term next, and enter his appearance to the.
suit, and give security for performing the de-
crees of the court ). and that the other defend
ants John Il. Ricketts,, William Newton and
John Mills, Jun. do not pay away, convey or.
secrete, the debts by them owing to, or the s-
tate and effects, in their hands belonging. to
the said absent defendant Cornelius Wing,
until the furthe1. order or decree Of the court;
and that copy of this order be forthwith In
serted in both of the public newspapers pub.
ished in this county for two months success.
siveTy, and that another copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse Of said county.
A copy. Teste.
G. Deneale, c. c..
{ September II. lawafa
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BAL TiMQRE, September 1a.

Arrived, brig Paragon, E.eleth. so
days from Trieste, 6S days from MessIna.
Left at Trieste, sch'r Alexander, A'hoe,
for baltimore, 10 4 days; sch'r Far *,
mericsn. Hoar, Of Norfolk, for Mature.
donIa ship Lewis, of Boston for Liser,
pool. At Messiua, ship ShipcarPenter,
of Salisbury for Palermo, brig Thomas JEFF
fersor, Field, of Baltimore brosght 10 by
Maltese priyateer, 90 her voyage TO
GaiIipoli; brig Lucy, of ,BoMon, also
brought: in. -Was. from Leghora for Man
tredonia. August 6. of Malaga. spoke
brig Sally, from Marseiles. fer Philaaei-
phia. About the middle of the S,raiss
was fred on by a Spanish gun boa, several
times withous haiiing, under English co.
lors, and giving her a sho. .he hauled
down the English and hois,ed Spanish CO.
lors. and continued TO ERE about 20 mi;
nutes, 10 consequences Of the reception she
received from The Paragon, she shee1ed
ofrF: haviag Danish brig 10 tow. Capt.
E. says the Spanish priva,eers are taking
every thing they fall in with, and generally
get S or 600 dollars, from each, rather than
wait several months for trial. Aug. 26.
spoke brig Three Friends, from N. York
for Cayenne.
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Qlsraliurfa DajIp a0herttstr.
a4se-
MONDAY, SEpTEMBERs2l.
Ship Hero, Capt. Cole, from this port, ar
rived At Tonningen, thes2 fst of July.

rived At Ionnlngen, thes2 list OF July.
The brig Sally and Mary. captain Cobb,
arrived at Boston en- Friday, in A days FROM
Copenhagen. Capt Cobb was promised some
OF the latest papers, and an abstract of the.
most recent intelligence from the armies by
his merchant but after waiting two. hours,
he was reluctantly obliged to sail, without
the desired Information. He however ver-
bally states, that a report had reached that
place, the day before he sailed, of severe.
and hard fought battle. having been fought in
I thevicinity of Stralsund, between the French
and Swedes, the latter having been reinforced
by a large body of English troops that the
French had lost agrcat many men in the en-
gagement, but wsre finally successful & had
afterwards taken Stralsund, whetherb by storm
ing or capitulation. he could not learn. Off
the Maze, Capt G. saw AZ sail of British YES
sells. II of them ships of the line
Ertract ofa letter from lsrtola, dated lug S.
The claimants in the case ofthe Betsey,
Sanderson, have been saddled with the capte,s
costs---because shs invoices we're indorsed by
tie Spanish consul
g And the court declared, it should do the
same IN every msatnce-which is hobling- out
the greatest encouragement for bringing in
all american vessels bound 70 the ports on.the
Main or to Porto Rico
Extract gca 1enerJi'om Beston, dated Sent. s.
" The ship John Adams, 25 days from Ii
verpool, has lust anchored Also, the ship
Romeo, from London, IN short passage :
the Romeo will bring the. latest news"--
This letter, which was closed at the departure
Of the mail, says, that +" no intelligence had
been communicated from either ships y
mother letter from Boston is said to state, that
. the, demands Of the American ministers
would not be complied with, and that a rup-
ture between the y. States and c. Britain was
Immediately expected
The medium through which this intelii-
gence is said to be received, contradicts the
information, as it is fer from probable that un.
der such all expectation, ships laden with,va-
liable cargoes would be permitted to leave
England for this country" rs - "
!! We understand that gov Clinton, Of NJ.
York, and general S. Smith of Baltimore will
bs candidates for the. offices of president and
VICE president of the q. States.
{jackson.l
The court Of inquiry on commodore.
Barron is ordered to convene at Hampton
ou1he i of October, captain Alexander
Murray president.
By ayessel arrived at New London in.
forma,ionis received Of The death Of Vic.
tor Hughes, governor Of Cayenne.
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g CO Us 7'.E e S.
.syoHW BO'GAN

ssJoH..F % o GIN
8 Has Just received, a fresh supply Of nice
OYSTERS, which he will dispose Of on APP
'plication at the Garden.
September ai. IS
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NORFOLK, September is

Arrived ship Courtney, Briant, IS days
from liverpool. Left the.e on the Esd
of July, ship pro,ecirsss, WAX eheld. 10 sail
forCity Point in two days-sKlp William
and Tohn, Woodhouse. of and for Alsxan.
dria, sailed in company with the Court
ney.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-21

Nymph, Ferguson, Philadelphia, do. ia:
llama, Coliins, of Boston, detaincd for tur.
,her proof; Carpenter. Myers. Salisbury,
do. Fair Amrricansof Dnxbury, do. Penn.
syisania. Nj Pnerson, Puiladelphia. from
Trieste for Canton. with quicksilver, wait.l
log trial ship Glory, Moore, Of Phila-
drlphis, from Smyrna, waiting trial Hen.
~, ssefeshvn, of Bath, lfom do. de- Ly-l
dia Head, SsanWooi, from Galipoli for
) Copsahsgso, do. Gsorgeiown, Of
Sale a., flom do. do. schooner Lock
wood, from New York, detained; brig
--. from Baltimore eur Trieste, further
proof, gave bonds for the brig, several cap-
,s;ns ana seamen took .passage and sailed
the day before; ship Fortune, Johnson, OF
Newbusypott from Smyrna TO Triss,e,de-
tsinrd. Al G.bralssr, July 8, Sally aud.
5 He,.y, Fleming. of philadelphia, with
I Hsor, could not sell; Maria OF Alryan.
I d.ra, wish aour.discharg,pg aud storing his
sarge; Palladium, W-ld, of Boston. do.
do. Far American, Harding. from Balsi.'
more, with coffee, sugar, ctichiueA. indi-
go, SC. detained; ship Arabella, Little,
If Wiseas.es, from Leghorn for Copenha-
gSn with Blush properly, detained; Penn
broke, Gardner, of Beverly. from Campo.
tor Copenhagen, taken eff cape Corso,
and conde snnrd vessel and cargo Expert.
meet, Cla,k, Of. Dnxbury, from -, do.
do. Success of Salem. from Cherbonrg,
with gun, cpuld not sell, and was bound
10 TaDgisr. The day capt. 2. left there,
the SEA Hossc was coming 10 with mum.
bsr sf prizes. The barqus George VIII
liam. Hopkins, of Providence, from Cadls
for Alicant, waslakrn by the Brltsh, re-
taken by the Spaniasds. and carried toto
A'gesiras; IS from Marsrillcs for New
York, with soap, GANG toto do. ship from
Bahimste, clsared Tor Gibraltar, carried
into do. Capt. d. Gnderstooc there were
several more Americans carried ia there.
but bsins in quarantine could DOT get much
inlerma,iou-,he privateers aud gun boats
we're 90. every day. Smyrna was blockad.
ed BY the Russians. and Capt d. advises
all ships bound sbrough the Archipelago,
to arm for the defence Of shsir ships as s,nss
the pirates, psrucuiarly off Hydra and Ne.
gro Point. Spoke, Ia'y 6. scheoner Trial,
Harding, from Cadz for Boston, who in.
formed ,ha. he .ef, at AIgssiras brig Sea.
man, capt. Lashsr; ship Rebeeca, Memo !;
brig repairing, capt. Lowell; and schr.
Ranger, H6oprr. august 10, lat. 50 IS,
long. 43, schr. Ca ha,ine, Miller, from
Philade1phia for ST. Sebas,iaus, a days
oas.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-21
In COMMON COUNCIL,
18th September, 1907.
ORDEREp,

:. THAT Samuel Harper, Benjamin Shreve,
and Richard Weightman, be appointed COM
missi55ners to hold an election at the house
lately occupied by John Began, on the first
day of October next, for the purpose of elect
ing a member of the Common Council for
ward no. I. in place of Benjamin Shreve, ju-
Nor, resigned.
Teste.
JAMES M. MsREA, &C.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-21

By vessel arrived at New London in.
formasionis received Of The death of Vic.
tor Hughes, governor Of Cayenne.