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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-14

,o.;.,ed much % chat matter."n Bot ne
Odds. the number of the insurgents Y
plied The want Of military weapons: and
they we're provided with axes, crows sno
o,Ksr tools Of the Ike nature. propff tprit1s
mischief they iotended TO eiftct Jdr0fosx
ma, miinistyass
lis apparent that judge Foster here 81
hides 70 "a ~sssembisgc IN torcr,sor as ioro
Hale terms it, "ln 5 warike posiu}e-.
that 10 10 Z condition Ia sstemp.oF proceed
upon tie treason which had been consc q
plated. The same author sflerwsfdssiases
al large the cases Of Damaree and eur.
chase from a.h state trials, and shey are
cases where the insugen.s not only assem-
bled 10 force, in the posture ot wat, or 10
a condition |. o execute the Unreasonable dc.
sign, but they did ac.ually carry i into
execution, and did resist the guards who
were sent 10 dispersc them.
Judge Foster states, sec. 4, all insur.
rec,iens TO effect certain innovations OF a
public and general concern BY an armed
sforee, to be 10 construction ct law, high
treason withineihe clause Of levying war.
The cases pvt by Foster Of constructive
levying Of war, all contain as ma,eriali n-
.gredient, the actual employment Of force.
After going through this branch Of his
subject, he proceeds to state the law IN a
case Of actual leying war. tina. is, wheretke
war is iatendsd directly against the govern
ment.
He Gays, sec. 8, :an assembly armed
and array.ed 10 a warlike manner for a .rea-
sooable purpose is bsAum Apatusn tho DOT
6ehum pusussuas. Listing and marching
are sufficient overt acts WITHOUT coming TO
a battle or action. So cruixiUg on the
king subjects under a French commission,
France being then at war with Us, was held
to be adkcriDg 10 the kings enemies tho
no o.asr act of hostility be proved"
TO be eontznued.)
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wing Vt>
observed tina. Mr. .. nigh, perhaps be at
Liberty 10 attend tomorrow.
20. Themes Pulling was i0disposeJ; bu:
suspended ill 10 morrow.
ii. Daniel Wiseger was suspsnded for 6
similar reason.
20. flames Whifeiaw had formed and es.
pressed very uptavorable opinions Of the
accused. Set aside.
%. 1cGsan SMITH was accepted.
"a. Richard 7oung wss excused 90 &C
count of his indisposit,on.
rs. Carter Page was extremely ind's.
posed suspended until to-uaorrow.
90 Robert RandoIb was indisposeda
wished to be excused.
Mr.. Burr requested him tehe suspend.
ed until to .morrou. Mr.. Randolph ar
gued his extreme anxiety 10 be excused
from serving. Mr.. Eay. / do pot wish
to objec, TO you sir but there !. one
gronud 90 which you may getoa. Have
you not formed and expressed some OPT
nior Gu this subjscls A. I have.
Mr.. .Hickhaa. II Mr.. Randolph viii
deliberately declare that he cannot give an
impartial verdict on this case, we wish
him 70 be discharged. 4 | mast repeat
tina. have. formed an opinion on this sub
ject, withou, Intending 10 say On which
side thar opinion leans. Mr. Raodoiph
was discharged.
The Chief Justice then Instructed the
Gepaty Marshal to ssn twelve addi.
tioral iurvmen by o-merrow.
MIR. Burr. The marshal can hand me .
liss of them this evening.
The court then adjourned ups;l TO- NOR
row O'Clock.
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Latest Proceedings,
Moxpir, September z.

Mr.. Bolts. The court will receIlect, t.Iat
when the order was moved for the continuance
of the trial for a misdemeanor, We deprecated
the serious inconvenience of delay. It is
much to be regretted that we should now be
driven into the trial without the letter, which
We have required; but as that letter may pro-
badly be received in.the course ofths trial, we
are willing to enter into it.
Mr.. Hay observed, thar he should not wish
the trial to be gone into with such a declara-
ton on the part of the accused that he had
sent an express to Monticello, agreeabIy to
his promise ; and that &c expected him to re-
turn by tomorrow IL O'Clock. He therefore
did not wish the Jury to be fully swornt to day.
The Chief Jnstice Gid not see any necessity
for delay on that account. The paper would
ed, as it will notbc required until the defcnoe
is opened.
Mr.. Hay wished every preparation for the
trial to be made to Gay, but hoped that the
trial will not be gone into till tomorrow. He
expected some communications from the Pre-
sident, which would have considerable infu-
ence on. him, with respect to his conduct Oh
the trial.
AT this moment Herman Blannerhassett
appeared in court, when Mr.. Bolts observed
that Mr.. Bl. had attended for the purpose OF
understanding his true situation. He could
obtain bail for the misdemcanor, aud it
was obvious, that under the opinion Of the
court, the indictment for treason could not he
supported. Will you, Mr.. Hay, enter q mole
hrosequi to the prosecution for treason
Mr. Hay aequiesced.
Mr. Martin. Will you not adopt the same
course, as to the case of Mr. Israel Smith ?
Mr.. Hay acquiesced sgain.
MIR. Martin. | will mention the case OF
John Smith Of Ohio; would it not be better
to save the expepce Of bringing him here as
a prisoner, by entering a mole Arosequi in his
case !
Mr.. Hog Hiscase is not before the court.
Mr.. Bolts then requested the court to fix
RIannerhassett's bail for misdcmeanor, 1t
| was already ascertained that he is notrich.
The ChiyIussiee determined that he should
give the same as. Aaron Burr: 5000 dollars.
The samesum was also fixed lor.Israel Smith.
Mr.. Belts observed, that as Elr. Banner
hassett would find some difficulty in getting
two securities, he hopedjtwas not an inhex-
ibke rule with the to insist upon two
when one alone was deemed sufficient to cover
the amount of hail. Mr.. d. Woodbridge had
offered himself to be Mr.. BIS bail.
Mr.. Hay. can have,n no objection, if the
court deems one security sufficient.
Mr.. Woodbridge was accepted.
Some onyersatienuthcn Sensued abcn,
the jury; when j. was determined 10 exa-
mine but not TO swear them to-day.
When Crris Payne was called Mr.. Hay
mentioned tha, motives Of peculiar de.
licacy iuduced him to wish that Mr.. P.
might be excused from serving as he was
extremely Intimate with him (; and was 10
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the c0nstant habit 81 conversing With him
90 his subject.
Mr.. Burr. I may perhaps get q worse
man.
n MI. Hay You eanpo, geta better. NJ.
Payne was suspended for further e~xainira-
lion.
3, Thomas Underwood, sen, Mr.. Burr.
T chailtDge You sir { do ir bscadse. ! un.
sderstand you have expressed opinions un.
favorable 10 zoe, Mr.. y. tits J y that
Ihave sir. Mi. y, was accordingly set
aside.
:. Nichols Hahn was sxcnsed on &C.
count of his i~ndisposltion.
4. fames Boot12xight was accepted.
IS. Obadiah G~athzoright wished 10 be ex,
,cused on account Of the %indasposi.iou Of
his family. Nj. Burr. Perhaps your Ia,
mily may be better by. to-morrow.
6. Tohn Murphy. Mr.. Burr. Have you
not expressed unfavorah!e opinions, sbou.
me? MI. M. / do,not reco!!ecs ssy time
or place, where | have done IL; but itis
more than probably that have. Mr.. M.
was accepted.
Z. Byrd George wished to be excused
on account of indisposition. He was d.
rected 10 attend To- morrow # he was bet.
ter. If not, his non.attendance would NOT
be .aoIed.
s.. Nm. Me- had expressed very unfa.
yor4ble opinions OF Aaron Burr. SGT aside.
9. When +. III Rae was called Mr.. M
Rae. counsel for the prosecution. observed
that if motives Of dslicscy. had suggested
a late application, to the court, he ,hought
that still stronger motives Of delicacy
would apply TO him on the present occa.
sion. Alter a short conversation between
Mr.. John M.Rac ard the accused, which
We did Dot distinctly hear. Mr.. III. was ex.
cused.
10. Francis Walker. Mr.. Burr. I chal.
ienge Mr.. Walker. Mr.. w. I in.csded
TO have stated my objections, to serving.
1 believe the plap. attributed to eel, Burr
were such as he had really formed and
that ne contemplated the. separation of the
Western from the Atlantic States, & that
af;er seiziGg on New Orleans, he Intended
10 attack Mexico.
Il. BenjGnriu 7. Harris had received
and sIill retained an opinion that "A. b. hac
been guilty of something. Set aside.
70. JacOb Eye had formed and express
ed strong ?repossessions against the ac-
cused. Set aside.
Is. 1GyAon Williams was not a f1cehold.
err.
~. Robert adams had made declarations
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RON The RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
TRIAL
COLONEL A. BURR.

Tconinued 6p ad;ioprnmenf and held atfhe 1a-
s MOI IN fe Hall of ne housr Of De1egates,1
for High Treason againstth 4. States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-27
Virginia Legislature.

he two houses have notyes agreed
supoo the Revenue Bill. Os Saturday lhs
house of Delegates passed a new bib. c.
sIni'sisg tbs tax 90 tell bridges, terfiea, &c.
tut retaining the tss On The stock OF Ihe
Virginia Bank. The Senate again reject.
ed il. Yesterday new bill was present.
cd TO the house ef Delegates reducing the
tax ca Virginia Bark Stock from IL. as
II stoad ia the till, to 8. II the Senate
are opposed to the principle If taxing the
Virgins stock, ,Aey viii no douk, rsjec,
this new bill. But il they have beea a,
wer on!y with ths rcte os he tax, this re-
ducsion ei It's quaa.um may lead to The
sdep,ios Of the bill. The presunp,ion is
that they have been opposed 10 the very
principle Of the tax.
The legislature are expected to adjourn
on thursday or Friday.
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AN ACT

INCORPORATING a Contrary to build q Toll Bridge
ove7' Great Hunting Greek, In the eoanty II
Eaiyyar.
BE II ENACTED By the general assem-
bly,, That subscriptions be opened unGer the
direction Of James IL Blake, Thompson Ma
son, Augustine J. Smith, James H. iooe,
Thomas Vowel and Joscsph Dean, at the
house of John Cooling, IN the county of Fair
fax, on the ninth day of March hext, notice
whereof shall be given by advertisement at
the court house door of. said county, two
several court days previous thereto, and also
in the Alexandra newspapers, for raising
capital stock of twelve thousand dclars IN
shares of fifty dollars each, for the purpose Of
erecting a toll bridge over Great Hunting
Creek, from the lands Of Col. Augustine ].
Smith, or of the heirs of Major Roger West,
to the land OF James II. Hooe and tilal each
person do upon subscribing, pay to the person
or persons receiving the same, under the au-
thority of this act five dollars upon each share
so subscribed for, and that the remainder of
said fifty dollars payable upon each share, shall
thereafter be called for by the company or their
agent, at such times and in such proportions,
as they Shall find necessary, giving two weeks
notice BY advertising as aforesaid, OF tho sum
required upon such share, and the time Of
nakingssuch payment And ifany subscriber,
his executor, administrator, or assigns, shall
fail to pay the sum called for upon each share,
80 held by hira, her, or them, at the time
appointed for such pay nlent, the same may
be recovered where the sum called for ahall
exceed twenty dollars, by motion ia any
court Of record within this commonwealth,
giving the holder or holders of suoh share or
shares, their executors or administrators, ten
days notice of such motion; and where the
sum called for shall not exceed twenty dol
lars, by petition or warrant as the case may
be.
Bet FURTHER ENACTED, That all those
who shall bccome subscribers to tho company
their SUCCESSORS or assigns, shall be ard are
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-27

that hs had 40 WaffaAt OF commitment.
but they we're delivered to him in the usu-
al military mode, and thar they were mere.
y uader his care for sale keeping.
Sworn to beiors me the day and year
above written.
WIN. BRENT, elk. ).
Mr.. Caldwell added that he had not
asen Mr.. Bollman, and did not know whe-
thsr i was his wish TO apply for writ Of
Habeas Corpus. He would, therefore,
only move. Tor writ Of Habeas Corpas
for Mr.. swarwous,
Mr.. Jones lotima,ed hope that some
days should be allowed for making GU. the
return to the writ. which might require
elaboration and legal advice.
This was opposed by Messrs. Caldwell
and Dorsey
. When The cour, ordered writ of Ha-
beasS Corpus, in the case of Sarsusl Swart.
won't, returaab.e On Monday at l O'Clock.
Knoxville, Jan. 8.
On Monday last, an express iross The
CRY Of Washington arrived at this place
on ks way 70 New ORLEANS; asn,a.l mai.
of which he was the bearer. is only 10 be
opened at Knoxville, Nashville, Fort
Adams and New Orleaas-lIis creden.
tials require he shall be furnished with Geer
horses SO IS 10 eaab!c bin TO travel 100
miles, III "a hours. The rider who brough.
TIE MIL 70 this place, was Inahls tbro'
fatigue to 90 any further, ano,her was
procured who went on 10 IS n,instes. BY
this conyeyanse lsster was received by
governor Sewer fro;n the war depart5aent.
the conten,s Of which requested MS vlsi-
lance N preventing any expedition inst
might be tttiEg o,t ia the western waters.
The secretary adds, that il bad been re-
presented at Piusbnrgh, by those snppos-
co la be engaged IN the enterprise, that
TWO gimeHs Of Iennesaee cisl2sns woa.l
join the expedition at the mouth ct Cam.
berland river.
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hereby created a body polite and corporate,
for the purpose aforesaid, ~ tie name oi the
Great izu01ttg Cryek b77age Cemfany, and snaiI
by that name have succession, and shall be able
to sue and be sued, inpiead ana Ie irEplead-
ed, In all courts OF Law or equity witsin this
commonwealth, or elsewhere, and to orcain,
ana make such bye laws, ordinances and re-
gulatlons, as appear necessary fer regulating
the concerns ei tie company, not contrary to
this act, the constitution ana laws OF tnis COM
monWealth, or the Uuited States.
30 soon RS the Sad brlosc snail be COM
pleted, 1t sha4: be laval iortEs sail4 company,
their heirs and asslsts, TO SraaEd ;,lis. receive
the following tolls and rates for tic passage
OF the ioiiowilg ti.inss; that is 70 say-fu1 q
nan sax aEa one quarter ccLts fer j. holge
tie same; tor every ceach, Wagon, citar.ct,
and the driver, the ssnle as for SIX iscises
ior every four MAac.ssi ehsaise or E1aeicn md
tie driver, TIC sai13e rs Tor four l.ogsss tc..
every tNo wheeled riaing carriage, tie scme
as ter two horses; ior every care tie sane as
Tor three iorses; Tor every laogshead Of totac-
co SIX and ono quarter cents !, icG every bca,t
OF neat Cattle three ce1.ts; fer cYsry sheep,
hog, goat or lamb, one cent.
= the ceilsctor oi es tel att the said bridge,
shall Gcn.a!;d ;sgt receive from my pevscn,
greater rates sof NE passage efaNy thing than
are hereby a.'oMca, lie shall 1tr every such
ot.enee, ic1i.lt GIG ply to tie party grieyed,
tic tciis demanded; sld received, ai.,i i've dol
lars, TO be recovered with costs, tefore any
justice of tie peace ef the ccuaty cf Fairfax.
t,pTl
shall exceed ti.ieen per cci4tun, in Any enc
year, tie co.rt q aiit.,.7s county shall reduce
the same, 50 that tic sane ss.&n net exceed
hiteen Per ccntnln per aniluil en- the capital
espans;cti by Tic said comply.
MS act.siah cemlnencs and be iii force
S-oTn and :-t--1r Tie passing thescof
Cardinal isq,sayiva apI.iccd TO Pope Leo,
that Michael Angelo, in lis fle lecture Of the
Last Gag, had placed him III i4sH.-If tie
Painter, s,i.l his ke,,inrss, had placed you III
'afg@le1'y, / could have released you, but IS
to hea, iny Eo#er does rot e,itaI.d 30 far.
WAS married, en- Thursday the 18th in
start, Mf. Eshlam CURE, picse Faster OF
tie Christian Church, in tits Place, to tie
ai1isbia R1lss f.s.!As, CT ta.e county,
STATE CT Virginia.
kE,fa Tie citizens CT Atexandria are hereby
arioffaed that he VIII preach in the Christian
Westinghouse, Oh faIisx-street, late tie
oia 1Mct.ocist meeting -hcusel en- Sunday
next, st TIC ringing OF tie Presbyterians'
bei, both forenoon and afternoon.
As the hoiiss has been completely repaired
SO as 70 co1n:aodiousiy accommodate con-
gTcg aaon, and q large and excellent stove
placed near tie confer OF ii, It's Presumed
that noGc will fcrbear to attend either for fear
81 takiIg cold or Setting Intentionally liza
time of cirine service.
January ~.
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Rappahannock Mills, &c.

r. HE subscriber would lease or rent, that
< valuable property, called "HUN1ER'S
WORKS, Col sistins of Manufacturing Mill,
Hollingsworths) having two water wheels,
with four pair burr stoLes, ard ali necessary
machinery good Grist Mill, Saw y iii, and
houses suitable for millers, ecopeis. < black
smiths. At tl.is place are tie w lis and re.
mains of forge and sitting mill, formerly
carried on, the scites of which. and otaers in
the came camel, are excellent for water works
of various kinds. This property is on tie
north edge Of the Rappahannock, within two
niles Of Fredericksburg and ore of F aimouth,
has peculiar advantages Of water, and is we'll
situated for the purchase Of wheat, now the
staple of the country, and of the last crop
large proportion yet to come to market.
Also, valuable MANUFAC1 URING
MILL, with two water whee.s, two pair Of
stones, and the usual machinery, situated en-
the same edge of the river, within half nile
ofFalmouth, having convenient and comfort
able miler's house attached to it, and 9 canal
which now affords water communication frc II,
Falmouth to the mill door, and at the expelce
Of only three or four hundred collars may he
extended 20 the doors OF lie forge mills-Cr,
/ will sell the whole of tie above Property,
under stipulations, for the benefit of contieu-
Gus property, but no way injurious to this,
and give credit seven years if necessary, for
three fourths of the amount. and accommo-
dating time for the other fourth.
Robert Dunbar.
January %. 2. w6v
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n O t c. T..
January ~.

r DEEM it proper to give ,kis public no.
/ tiee, that viii pay TO accounts contract-
ed with my servants eithereat stores, taverns,
or elsewhere, unless authorised by an order
FROM 1sls. UasAi7gt9n or myself.
Bushrod Washington.
Mount Vernon. I'm GG-G7.
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From the National IntelEgeneer.

It
We.iay before the public the following
Sketch Of proceedings 10 the circuit court
! 81 the United States for the dissric, Of Co,
umbia. We shall endeasor 10 prcsen, in
|aur asSsP2per a more comprehensive state
pent.
On Friday Mr.. Jones. the attorney OF
NE dis'ries, invited the attention OF the
SQUIRT 70 thu situation of Erick Bollman &
MANUEL v Swartwoui. and the crimes laid
. Their charge. He made "a number OF
'sna,ks going to shew tina, they had been
sa,ny OF trsasonsble acts agalss, the peace
aao union of the u. S. Evidence to this
shess he said would be addueed at fu.ure
r''lod. He rose, however, merely to
nOse that the cour, W onld issue warrant
s"sesing the marshal of the district to take
!" prisoners. az prsssn. in the hands CT
s'u'ary authority, into his custody. He
s.0oaded this motioa on the afidavi, of
81 s;ssr 2; Wilkinson, already published. He
= 'n's ia obedience TO ins.rue,ioss re.
s"so from the executive of she u. S.
I
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aIfranoria Dajlp aunerttser.

alerannrta Da)tp aauetslSsr.
TUESDAY, JANUARY ~.
Adyiees from New Orleans have been
..,;,sd i. la.e as Dscember 2s.h. Mr.
nsa~n had been again arrested, and Mr.
.ssxaadsr. Gov. Claiborne had offered
/. reward for the apprehension Of Mr..
Burr. M, r...J
We h.ar thar Caesar A Rodney. esq
!, aupoio,sd attorney generalof the Y. s..
vice John Braskenridge, esq. dseeaa.
ed.
Extract of a letter fraa, gentleman q Sa.
!, !, len, Gafsd at Calcutta, Sept. 1, .S06.
q. TIE Arab VINO destroyed capt. Orns
|has cus off two English SHIPS in the Red
SEA: ia consequence of which, tbs go
yernmen, Of Bombay have dispatched a
ftpa,c TO bring him thither. that he may
receive the just, punishment due to a pi.
rae"
/ Private Correspondence. from the Philaael.
phia Register.
CADIz, Nov: 81.
uShips from the u. S can now dis
charge and load 10 quarantine, as shes
bIockade is not SO strict of late; and 10
ease of impcdimsnt, Algssiras and Ags-
monte ogsr equal advantages nearly as
| his marse.. Bnsiness has fed from this
place, for there is noshing doing.
PRICES.
!. Flour 4 dolls. quick rice Z dolls.
quick; wax dolls. quick; pips-siaves S5
dolls. slack tobacco fl dolls, 50 cents,
slsek,; Indian corn 8 dolls. SO eents per
heapsd fanegs, 10 demand,
q Noshsng done in colonial produce.
"Exshange, London 81 per cent. dol
liar
From the Boston Gazrtte Of Monday.
his with peculiar regret we record, hat
aboas half past one o'clock, on Friday
morning, the new aad elegant building OF
| the Colamb,aa Museum, owned By Mess
Bowen aud Doy.e, was discovered 10 be
% FIRE, and which, with part OF the va.
liable collection, was soon DESTROYED, The
FIRE is supposed 10 have taken, by some
accident, 10 the story il which NJ. Msrtin
exhibited his experiments ard phsntasma-
|goria, as advertised IA the papers. Some
klme before the flames were SEGA, laud
REPORT was heard, Supposed 10 be the sx
Ep'osloo Of seme chemleal preparation, aud
(which was tie Cause oil. the disaster. We
are confident not the smallest blame can
suach TO hlessrs. Bowen and DOYLE, for
wans of care and vigilance; and az half
Ipas, II O'Clock on Thursday nighs, Mr..
Doyle was in the Museum TO see if alllie
Re and lamps were exsingaished. Itisre..
marksb.e that Thursday was me aaaiverss.
Ivy of the destruction cf the Museum by
IRE in 1905. At Thar time, Mr.. Bowsa,
then sole proprietor, did not feelis ineum.
bent on him to solicit the public aid in the.
re-establishmens of his institution: bur
this second calamity has so impaired the
nsass Of the propristors, that aa sppeal to
hs public benevelence, we understand, is
40 indispensable duty. We hope the sp.
peal viii not be made in vain and shat a
liberal subscription will enable heEl 20 re.
erect their building. and re.es,ablish an in.
s'ituliOn which has done credit TO the town;
aaordsd al innocent amusementt to our CT.
'izsns and strangers AID been a msgnes
which has attracted wealth from the int.
I'or. Tie loss is estimated az 90, 1000 dol.
lars.
From the National IntelEgeneer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-27
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27.

Adv;ees from New Orleans have been
iced !. late as Dscember 2Sth. Mr..
nraxn had been again arrested, and Mr.
.s..aadrr. Gov. Claiborne had offered
/. reward for the apprehension OF Mr..
Burr. M, ra..J
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Extract of a letter frsm a gentleman q oa.
, !, lem, Gafed at Calcutta, Sept. l, SOC.
3s TIE Arab VINO destroyed capt. Orne
has Gu, OFF two English SHIPS IN The Red
Sea; 10 consequences of which, tbs go
ysrnmen, Of Bombay have dispatched a
ftpa,e TO bring him thisher, that he may
receive the jus, punishment due to pi.
|nIe."
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We hear thar Caesar A Rodney. esq
4, supoio,sd attorney generalof the Y. 5,
vice John Breckenridge, esq. dseeas.
Cd