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crfnLlcoTHE, lon,ol January 20.

Iafi week MIR. William Davis was defending the
Ohio, with two boats loaded with flour. Subjected
to be an agent of Burrs, he was ordered to be ar
relied by col Msigs, under the authority of an act
Of aiiembly, entiried An az to prevent certain
aes hottie IL, peace aud tranquility OF the Uni
ted States and Of this fta.e" He was tent on 20 this
place for trial which took place m Monday lar, be-
lore the preGden IL the court Of common pleas fer
the middle circuit After examination, he was dil-
charged. upon entering into recognlzanee for his
good behaviour, ~ the fun Of sae hundred dol
lsrs
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Bar iron, German, Craw-
ley's & Bliftered Steel,
Antigua & Jamaica Rum.
Very Old Antigua Rum
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality.
Race Ginger, Pepper.
Pimento, Nu,mess.
Mace, Cloves & Ga
namon,
Freih London MuHar.i -.
in FINAL boxes,
Bet Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, Of fuperiur
quality, in boxes es
20 lbs. each.
Freih Capers, Oil. &c.
Frelh GunPowder,
Tea in Canuiliers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young Hyfon do. Of tho
firm quality,
~. England x Ruiloh's
Cheeie.
" 7. LESUEUR,
!. SAUNDERS.
IT.
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THE suBsc7fBERs, UNDkR ruR fam oy
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS,
Inform their jriends and tbe public, that f5er
suW continue the COMMISSION Jn6nejJ, late
y @one 3, G. y T. Saunders. 7bey promi.e
ne Fr'7sf af!enf'o" to tire intersR5 Of tbe'f
svbo may tavor them qvitb eoufenne,.;, j..
1by are no1o receiving general and sx,enve aHo,sn
q GROCERIES, zubieb uM be e6srsd 70, m,..
Wbof9als and Retail, on tie iozvef f.,ms and rj.ai
credit. 4" be fore lately occupied BY NegIs. Wil %
M'kenzis Y Co. eepoite fbe Yendae Office Of M.j,; =
frsg' q Mo"ewe-an0ng rvbieb are TIE foilo1ca,g
H.,
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| DROWN SUGAR Of
I'D hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto Gecond ditto.
Bea Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Mola1ss and 'Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry *
Malaga Wine,
Frefh Mufcatel Ra;lins &
Currants,
Soft SheIled Almonds,
CoPperas,
Saltpetre,
Engliih FF Gunpowder,
Patent Shot, well aaorted,
Hibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Bet SPanith Segars,
Caldwell, Frafnr- - Co.'S
Suferlinc Chocolate,
New York Candies and
Soap,
SPermacctti Candles,
JOI
4"
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4 LLPerJonS ba4iag claim5 agaiaR he tJ?afe
L 4 Of jain Hoome;, dee'd. e7r the Bozvling-
GreeH, are reqnc6ed 10 make them knozVn, fkat
Pro7d6on may be mate for a final ISffiemeHf.-
A7d f6ele indebted mgR male Immediate pay-
men! TO JOHN HOOMES, Gud
JOHN G. WOOLFOLK,
Executor 9f john Hosme5, DEED.
Jan. 9s, 1906. If
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hammock 5OGKE7~ CLUE, in eonfeouence Of
bad weather, is unavoidably ponponed, until Tuef-
day the l7th February, when il is hoped they will
generally attend to form the rules and regulations for
the faid Club.
ARTHUR S. BROCKENBR0UGH.
Tsppahaunock, Feb. 8. Wv.
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SLHYES FOR HIRE.
g EVERAL Female Houfe Servants of rood cha
~ raeter. One excellent Cook and Waher-and
fnndry boys and girls for hire till ehrmas next by
JAS. SMITH.
Who offers three chefs of frelh Imperial Tea at
low price.
Feb. 10. ou
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To fbe Senate and HOnje ofRtbrelentafi4,e of tb,
L. Sf0fef

communicate for the information of Con.
ereis, letter from Cowies Meade, fecretarv of
the MlliIiPp territory, to the fccretary at war.
by which It will be fcen that Mr.. Burr had
reached that neighborbood on the 18th of Ian.
uary.
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G OIL Q N Ell BUR r.

BY gentleman who pafIed through this place few
days ago, & upon whole authority we can relv. we
were informed that the evening before his departure
from Pittfburg, he read letter from Dr. M'Gruder.
DARED at COL burrs encamPment near the mouth of
Cumberland, the I'd of January. The DIR. CARED
that their party was five hundred arong thar tbev
all were in fine fprits; that Col Burr had iuft ex
planned the Purpoe OF his expedition with which thev
appeared highly fatisfed that promfe of fecrecv
had been impofed upon them; but that he could Al:
fure his friends 70 far from the intentions of Col
Burr beng nimlcal to the United States, that his pro-
jet, if accomplished, would not only be beneficial to
the union but all concerned" M Wo,y
We have been favored with an account of the ma
ture of the expedition which col Burr is fid to have
explained to iome of his party. 1t perhaps NAV BE-
thought improper that we hould give it to the public
as Its publicity may render the plan abortve which
all mutt conteis is not only legal one but high
ly advantageous to this country. The Gate of RI.
public mind, however, is prefent 70 exafperated
gaint Burr, that we deem it proper, let the conle
quences be what they may, to reveal it. Col Burr
is iaid to be employed by the court of Spain t re-
move the whole of the Spanil treafury at Vera Crpz
in Mexico which is elimated at one hundred and 6f
ty million OF dollars to the United States, there to
be kept at the diipoial of his Catholic maieRv pn,
Europe be reRored its original itate of ranouil;,v
ID.
Since writing the article in the frf page headed
colonel Burr, we have been informed on good autho
rlty, that the marquis Yrujo has made coa,mun;ca.
ton to public officer of the American government.
TO the fame purpofe; that he and col. Burr planned
the icheme about two years ago and that i, was az
forwards approved of by the court of Madrid Il is
ALTO tia ed, that Mr.. Merry was informed of II bv
colonel Burr; and that he hould have given his aH.
RANGES that none of the Britih cruzers woud n,ol.
the expedition, but on the contrary afford their af
flance to the armament.
In the event of the expedition fucceedng, is fup
pofed an immediate coalition will be formed be,w.s,
Great Britain and Spain, againa the emperor Napo-
leon-What the coniequeRces may be of fuch an i'm
men'e treaiure beng dePoiited in the u. s. we hall
not attempt to fpecuate; bat we think the efet9s
produced, will not be of the ligh,en nature Is.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT,
a CONVENIENT HOUSE for a fa,all family
/ \ ALTO, houle in which there are two room,
well calculated for an Office. For terms. apply to
ALEXANDER QUARRIER.
January 81. IT,
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FEMALF FDyCaTLON

HE SubicrIber intends to open SCHOOL, on
i the FRI day Of March 1907, in the hoife
now occupied by the Revd. MIR. Co~liing near the
Methodi0 Meeting houle, in the city Of Richmond,
where the following branches OF Education will he
taught, viz Reading, Writing, Patchwork, Mark
ing and Embroidery.--Afo, Drawing and Printing.
M. HODGSON.
January 81. cav 81.
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pURR MILL STONES, OF ALI sIzrs; and
- PLAISrEROF PARIS, ofansexeellent quality
FoksALr, IsUs0AL, sr-
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
near the Market.
Dee.4. teptf.]
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TAPpAHANNocK JOCKEY CLUB.

'appahannoek, January s.
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FROM THE ". W PUBLIC ADvfRrrsER.
OF MATTERS,
WORTHr OF PUBLIC CONSIDER ATION.

AS feveral matters Of great importance will
come before Congrefs az its next meeting, it
may be of ufe to- call the public attention to
fuch Of them as appears to be foreMot.
The phrafe, " qvitbia our osDn 7uaferS," is
often ufed il is therefore neceiTary it fhoud be
defined. Congrefs ought, and undoubtedly
will, determine what the extent of our waters
is.
Admiral Berkeley's orders. dated Halifax,
J1ue IN. in coufequence of which the outrage
on the Chefapeake was committed, under the
aiiumed authority of fearchi0g our national
fhips, as if our national fhips were to be under
the orders of a Brtiih Admiral, lays, &" The
captains and commanders of His Maiefy's
ihips and vencls under my command are
therefore, hereby required, in cafe of meet
= " ing the American frgate Chefapeake at Tea
end qUifbont fJe limits If the United Stafe5, to
" lhew to the Captain Of her this ORDER" &c.
Now the fact is, that Douglass fquadron did
not meet the Cbefipeake at Zen. The fquad-
ron came within Our own waters to wait for her
and followed her out to fea.
This ia an additional caufe that Congref5
fhould determine what the extent Of our own
waters IS. The armed (hips of foreign nations
have no right 10 come within our waters, with
out firh obtaining our content and declaring
their obied but the buIlies Of the Ocean, Iuch
az Berkeley and Douglas, come within the Che
Iapeake and lay there, as if the Chefapeake be-
iongcd to The Bdtilh government.
The Ian accounts from Halifax. fay, that
"Admirai Berkeley was repairing the Vile de
Milan frigate, and was going as goon as pofli-
" tile to the Cheapeake tc take the command
" q the Bdtiili (! laGron."
Nov, after bat has paid it would be an
s6t Of bofiHlyin Berkeley 70 come within the
Cbeapeake, and hope BY he time be comes
we isail have Cun-Boats encu4 n TO make bin
repent il the firft calm that comes. Every cain
is day OF triumph to Gun.Goats, aad Gains
viii certainly conc.
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When Commodore Douglas heard that Capt.
Decatur was preparing Cun- Boats and Float
ing Battery to attack him the firG calm that
ihould come, he tackled about and fet off.
The defence of our waters, together with she
aid OF the militia, includes the defence of our
towns, for if our waters are defended our towns
are defended in conftquence.
now come to fpeak of a matter that has not
yet been fpoken of, and which, from the neccf-
fifty of the cafe requires to be taken into conf
deration, which is, To determine svbat pa,t Of
tie Public Deteree belong to Congre/j and svbaf
part to The SiaieS indiyidraNy.
Defence may be comprehended under two
general heads.
Unbelievable Defence, including Ships
and Gun. Boats.
Secondly-Stationary Defence, including
Notifications and Batteries.
The firfl-Ships and Gun-Boats, belong con.
tiflently to the United States Attended in Con-
gre!s, becauie they can be moved to the pro.
lection of any of the States as circumstances
may require.
The fecoud Notifications and Batteries,
belong to the States individually, becaufe they
benefit of the place where they are erected.
When this divifion is made, Defence will so
cahly on; but at prcfent it is fo;uewhat in a
ltate of confuion. We have projectors who
project without either calculation or judgment,
and then expect that Congrefs will do the work.
The annual revenue of the United States is
about twelve million dollars arIing from i'm.
potts. A great part of this is appropriated to
pay the intereft of the National D ebt, incurred
by the war and the additional debts contracted
during the unwife administrations Of Waihing-
ton and Adams; another part is applied to pay
of the capital of that debt, and when thefe
Anna and tba ~
the general government betrayed, there is not
Efficiency left to conitruct even the necefTary
quantity Of defence our waters require, other
wife than doing it by degrees. 1t is therefore
better that the land works be left to the States
individually, for if Congrefs were to do it, they
mutt lay on new taxes for the purpofe.
IN OLD FRIEND OF '76.
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Jerfsy, where an inquea was held. On e<sn,;na.i-
on, it appeared that he had i,ot hmfelf through the
head with ball from large horie piao, which
off part OF his ear. His name was ]. q. BesteN,
foreigner about the age OF 2oyears. TWO letters
found in his pocket, adireied to the Perfon who
might find his body, the otherto gentleman at
Brooklyn. In thole letters he 6gnes his Intention
of deltroyng hmfelf; that he tired of his life
and could bear the idea ofhis beloved (whom he
Ayes his Matilda) beng in the of another. In
of the letters his will bequeathing thirds Of
his property to Matilda, and the remainder to the
family OF the gentlemen above named. The letters
dated the 9th ult and it is luppofed he perPs
trated the horrid deed on that day. On Monday at
terioon he was feen ne,r the monument with book
in his hand, and being obferved, drew his hat
over his eyes The book found o1 the ground
by his iide and The Sorrows of Werter.' 1t
lay open the place where Werter writes to Char
lo,te--
7bey are ioaded-tbe eioss f,ike5 tseelve-I g.
" Cbo,ioife, Charlotte FarezueNl Fsre1VeN I"
That and feveral other paiiages in the book, cor
Responding with his unhappy Guatioa, were marked
by him with pen.
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NOTICE.

INTENDING to leave this fate in the courfe Of the
prefeut month, have authorized Mir. Joha Gil
chria to receive any debt due me- ard allo to dif-
charge any dem-nd thar may be aSsina me, durir 9
my ablenee. Wa. KERR.
Nancheaer, Avgua A. as
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JUir RECEIVED AND FOR sALE,sY
FITZWHYLSONN q POTTER,
Price Is Cent?,
n 7yedfiie on tie Nature ant SaLjet75 If
.... 49, IL =. ---.----

CHRISTIAN BAPTISM.
I LIKEWISE new ediisn of the AMERICAN
IL PRECEPTOR, and general anortment Of o.
ther Sebooi Bol', which viii be fold cheap and the
Trials OF the Her. fs1D Wo,L@sa and Gel. Ls7vi5
key at Ne5y Oyiea0, for Iigb Hfi6tmsonoy.
They have alto MuGc and NIuiical Inaruments,
Paper Hangings, Patent Razors and Pen-K Knives,
Ladies and CenJlemeus Pocket Books, and frefh
Iupply Of Fools Cap and Poh Paper.
July 81, ep6w.
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TRIAL OF AARON BURR,

(coNTINuED BY ADJoURNMENr, AND HELD
AT THE CAPITOL, IN THE HALL OF the
HOUSE OF DELFGATgs,) FOR II &c II
x Is II S o " AGAINST THE UNITED
STATES.
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Defenee cftbe City.--We underhand that 60
vernment have at length begun to thew they
are fomewhat in earnef. Their attention it
feems is frR directed to Governors Hand, in
line with Ellis Hind, where labourers are
now employed, making and linking Books from
the Point to the edge OF the Channel.
1t would feem that the comminioners ap-
pointed to fdperinted fortifying the port of N.
York, have not thought proper to adopt any
of the numerous plans that have been prefented
for their confederation but are going on upon
the old original plan of their own, and have ac-
tualiy commenced building and linking Blocks
from Perkins Point on Governors Iland, to
the edge of the channel. On this Point we
underftand is to be erected ftrong Fort, which
will amount to SO heavy guns and upwards.
E. PET.
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Auguf 5.

Auguit 5.
ExtratT Of a Letter from, MegIJ. Jobn RsiJ g Co.
merchants at Malta, to merchants IN NeSvbu.
rypori, dated May 23.
We regret to inform that the hip Malta
chuietts, Buntin, has been detained and brought
in here by an Englifh privstecr, while proceed
ing on voyage from Lcghorn to Manfredona,
in balIat. The U. S. agent, wv. Higgins, efq }
has lodged claim in the Vice Admiralty court
for the vetfei, &c. and given bail.
Z" In con(equcnce OF the decree of B,naparte
declaring Great-Britan and her colonies, in a
fta,c of blockade, the Engih government by
council, prohibiting the trade between any two
enter and it is, we believe, upon this legills-
tanned.
"P. S. Jtme s.-Wc are forty to inform,
that the MaiIachuietts has, by fentence pro-
nonnced this day, been condemned"
Mere. Adv.
A letter, dated June 6, from the Fame, ad :
vItes the owners to appeal, and they are allow
ed twelve monthS for that purpoie. ID.
Extra9 ofa letter from captain J3bn Bmtm, of
TIE hip MagaebgjettS, condemned at AfSlta,
dated Juye S.
This place is full of prize vef1els, and COM
ing in daily. There are g fail of America ans
fcnt in here, fome with valuable cargoes, and
it is coniidered that there is not much fhort of
100000 dollars worth of American property
detained and condemned in this port" ID.
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Augu& s..

Captain AbeeI, iaforms, that the Brtifh fri
gate Mediator, with one million of dollars had
jult arrived at Jamaica, from La Vera Cruz
and, that the frigate Diana, captain Mailing,
from England. had alto arrived and proceeded
for La Vera Cruz, having on board the fon of
Sir Francis Barring, of London.
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Auguf 4.

MIRANDA.--Bya gentleman lately arrived from
Trinidad we are informed, that Miranda was
fill DIT thai place, and that he was waiting for
intelligence and aflifance from England, for the
purpoie of making further attempt on the Spa
Min Maine-Many are of opinion that he has a
Brtifn commiifion, and acts under the orders of
that government. No expedition appears to be
fitting out from Trinidad for the Maine at pre-
fent. Peoples Friend.
Letters from Liverpool mention, that but few
goods will be ihipped for America this feafon,
owing TO the unfettled fate of affairs between
this country and Great Britain ID.
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IN. COMMON COUNCIL, {
! .Sth December, 1907.

.oN OclcMOG|t AoOS'
ordered, Tha. the Inhabitants and pro
priesors Of land on Washing,on stree. 10
the uor,hward Of King s,reetsbs permitted
TO pave or gravel foot ways on sad street
at their own expence and under the dlrsc'
ton of the street commissioner fer the
northern district, and further, thar the
som of sixty dollars, out OF the funds OF
the northern district, be appropriated for
the intersections Of Queen, Princess, and
@Oroneko streets.
Ordered, That ST. Asaph slreetfrom
Cameron street 70 Oropoko street, and
Washington street from Cameron street
to Oronoko street, and Princess street from
Washington street to FaiiFsx street be
repaired SO as TO be passsb'e for carts,
draws and other carriages, and Tia. the
sum Gritty dollars be applied out OF the
local funds of the northern district 70 this
purpose, and that SO much earth as may
be necessary for the above repaiss,be taken
from such parts of Tbs town as may be
thought most proper by the sireetcommis.
sioner.
Ordered, Tha, the powder be removed
from the old powder house to the new
one, and thai The keeper Of The new house
cause fires to be rnadeF therein tor the
purpose Of drying il sufficiently TO receive
| The same. and the said removal IS nos to
| be made until the committee concerning
the powder house shall be satisfied ,ha. the
new house is 10 good order to receive and
keep the powder aud shall direct The re
moval.
| ORDERED, Tha. the street commissioner
for the southern district do proceed forth
with TO repair Prince ssreet between Pa,
! trick and Faye,te streets 10 such manner
al will secure the .urnel at the intersec,ion
of Henry street from goiog 10 destruction,
| aud that the expence thereof be paid out
of the funds Of the southern district.
| Test,
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e. A PROTEST..

an Friday last the 4th instant, Jonathan
~ and ldahlon schoLfeld of this place, SUI
fered their note due me for S24S. 10 to be
protested, which was for goods purchasedthe.
seth Of July last, by Jonathan, who, was very
anxious to purchase all ] had On hand at that,
time, which refused. This transaction took {,
place,I think four or FIVE weeks before they.
called on their creditors; no doubt can re-
main but their. situation as well as Jonathan.s
intention was known at that time. / leave It
to the world to say how such conduct can be
reconciled with copnion honesty. .
/ have several nore protested notes with
endorsers, whose names forbear to mention
at present, which mean to offer ct auction at
the coffee house, on the lst day Of January
next, if they are not paid, of which notice will
Joseph Smith,
Dec einber 10.
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THE ELEPHANT,

Hill be Exhibited tzyo days enly, friday anu
Saturday the llth and 18Th anst.
At the corner house opposite John Eodgkin's
TAVERN.
Those that wish to crafty their curiosity
by seeing this wonderful work of nature,
will do well by calling previous to the time,
as she positively will be removed the nezt
morning.
~ Time Of Exhibition from o'clock In
the morning till 8 atnlght.
~ Admittance, IS Cents, Children ~
cents.
December lG. st
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MINUTES.
MoNDAY, December =.

Mr. Dana offered The foIlowiog resolu-
uen, which ne wished to lie on the table !:
Resofved, That il is espeaien, TO provide
ior regulating the conduct of such mer.
cnans vessels, Shy agreement Of the re-
s9ecs've owners, may sail ia concer. for
mutual assistance aud defence in any Law.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

n AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
N Tuesday evening, Negro Boy, named
about l9 years old--had on q
blue coatee and pantaloons with oval plated
.buttons-he is about S feet high, thick, set,
bow leg'd, and heavy countenance, he walks
stiff, which proceeds from having had the
rheumatism i'm his ancles.-Ten Dollars viii
be given if taken in town. Twenty if within
ten miles--andt 1.-THE above reward. # at a great
.er distance.
Tunis Craven.
December 10. q
NJ All persons are forewarned from har-
boring him at their peril.
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eIsrannsfa Datlp apDfrttssr.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10.

Arrived at Salem on Sunday the s9,h
ulsimo,. captain Townsend, of the ship
Susan, wholsfi Elsinore the god October,
and ST. Pe,ersburgh the 1st He Informs
,h., the Danish ships had sailed tor Eng.
land, but that the English aeet still re-
NAMED OF ZealanG. NO English vessels
had been stopped 10 Russian ports, though
several had sailed under the apprehension
that they would be-. While capsain T.lAy
q. Elsinore, al English feet Of merchant.
men passed up for Russian ports. TWAS
generally believed that war would take
place between Russia and England.
The following article We find 10 the jour.
mel Du Commerce Of the 18th Oct.
PARIS, Oct. 10.
BY decree ofhis imperial majesty 30.
napar,e, dated 9Th of October, citizen r.
chon consul general and charge dstfaars
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JAS. M. M'REA, C. C.


On Tuesday night last, at twelve O'Clock,
departed this life, captain RICHARD HEWITT,
in the SD year of his age. his friends and
fellow citizens are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this afternoon at three o'clock,
from his dwelling house to the Episcopal bu-
rial ground.
December TO-.
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Miraculous dydughts Of Fishes.


Miraculous dyaughts Of Fishes.
The streaked Bass fisheries on the Con.
nec.icot shore have been as successful as
those on the Banks. On the 9th, 10th and
18th Of last month, the number taken IN
four aeines at Stoningson, announced TO
4O, 500. On the 18th, 10000, and 90 the
18th 10 900; making a grand total OF
,6s, 500 Bass, which averaged al 5lb. each,
amounts 10 34l ,5oOl5s.
81 VENICE, Sept. is.
Ii sppe ars that The Russians have not yer
Obtained permission TO debafk at Trieste,
or rather the courier, who was TO have
brought the answer Of the emperor Of Aus
tria has ,arried 100 long on his journey
1'he day before yesterday and yesterday,
The Russian fee. consisting Of IS sail, re-
turned toto the roads. The English are
at some distance and have not YET sppeared
Three ships OF the hne and Russian tn.
gates have anchored in the road, and also
the vessels destined to trsnsport the ;Russi-
an /, oops TO Mestre, where every thing IS
prepared 10 receive them. We are appris
ed Of the measures necessary for their sub
sis.ence 10 the difEersrsVene,ian eIis,sic,s
through which they must pass 70 enter The
FTyrol and southern part ct :Ce.maHs.