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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-04
uEsDAY, SrbtemJer

! uEsDAY, StptemJer,t.
Mr<Hay observed that the option dill,
vercd-by Inc ceur. on yesterday, heob:s,
naturely considered by The coanscl6rh.
| u S. tbs result. Of which was, tha,hsha
nothing fur her to offer to this Jury, eia,f
of evidence or argument.
The jury then retired, and afer an al
sence Of 60 m:ns;es returned asef6c! 10
these words:
I'VE, of he Jury, kad,hat AARON
>-BDRR is Dot proved 20 BE- gully
under..his indictment, by auyt
videncc snbmitled to Us. W,
therefore, Gnc him NOT Gull
typ
This form of verde. was objected TO
by colonel Burr and his counsel, yhon
SIS ed tina, il should be 10 the usual Iga
simply, Not Gully.
Mt. Hay commended tia. tie is:yhada
righ.to 6od their verdict in this form Il
they thought proper; and thai it shouIdb'
recorded in the very words Of the verdict
|. might Be. more satisfactory to them, aud
amounted 10 eEcc, to the same thing as
g.neralverdics ofsnet guilty. HekueWo
no Law, and he was Certain there was DC
principle ssainsti..
Mr.. Ranaaibh answered that }or@ sa'
against its and 10 criCiu:l cases, foymTs
lar0. Why elss are precs dcu;s aiwsysdea'
suited TO ascertain what the lay is.
Colonel SSssry con.ended tia: the IiYhaa
no right to dripg 10 wlit.sn verdict, "
to say more than whether be wa: guiAy@
not gully. The form :ef the cha gsg'fn
TO the Jury (Which was read, at bis 'e9ic'h
BY the clerk would poin. out their GUY.
This was, that they were 90 say "hsuS
gully or not guilty, and no moft :.
Mr.. Hay observed that if the ve'da
were no..in writing the same obj''.'o;:..
might occur. If the, jury shou'e per'''' -
The form adop.ed by Them. They Ss"
direc, their foreman to deliver II ore ll"l'
inthe very words which had been lSo0'''
ed 90 the indictment.
Col. Burr. The charge given to 'nela.
ry so far from including such matter -
they have inserted in their vsTd'c' :,
pressly excludes it. Ifthey had dellvf'su.
are tenus it would have been consloeleo,
lnere conversation addressed 10 the sOu,
ence, and nothing more would have ~, -
thought of il. BIZ, they had no riS''
detace arccord ofths court. "a
Mr.. Parker, one Of the jury, enq'l,,s e,.
whether the endorsements on the ''1 h.
men. cosld no. stand, as the jury, anu n.
verdic, be entered On the record }" .sre
commso form of not gully. i nc r..
sent out agaio he should not sSreea I'm.
.p-n verdict 10 any other form, an~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-04
RoR SALE,

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r tic ooi7uvas pusSEynS vi ou.
their love Of liberty and independence. -
80 nv understanding, inexPlieabIe: AYE,
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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-04

the talents, the si1ius, the energy OF the
na,ion obey the call of patriotism, and BY
their services to their country men, claim
! he place in their confidence and Affection
swhshwill not bcstesuscd them. Y
AaaMIAN q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-04
From The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

s Eanover, August 7,slso7.
COLONEL A. BURR.

{ ksoxsinued6y Adjournment and held attic Ca
hitot in The. Hall Of The house Of Delegates,)
- for High Treason against the u. 5sa.ee'F
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
TRIESTE. NAV Q

The expedition againit the RuiJinns in Tur-
key, ard along The AdTistic Sea, 70 far from be-
ing given up. as it could aPP,ar from The de-
tacbmeuts which have been feut to Germany,
will, Te are anuted, he ready in very ihOrt
tins. General Marmont will foon be iu fitu-
alton TO aG with viEour 81, he head OF 90 900
men. The Pacha g: Ja";"ar;, Spttt ii the
fame time to alta The Mortcncgrins w'lcGe
number is C0nlideiaoiY ie, rcafed, ~ The Ruilias
Admiral Sinaivin took 5000 f them on board
his Squadron when he failed for the K ,ran
Sea. The remainder Of the Monte ne grins have
coIleSted near the Cattaro, having evacuated
all the Iflands on the coat Of Dalnatia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
From the BeJfa.R Chronicle, Of Ma, 90.
MUTINY.

1t has been hated in accounts brought from
the Mediterranean, that the crew of the Anne.
rican fhip Eliza Ann mutinied againt the cap.
tain. They irit tied his mate to a gun on the
quarter deck, and ufed him mott cruelty.
They pricked him with the cooks tormentor's,
beat him over the ribs with ffaves in the mott
knocking manner, and left him for dead. They
alio treated the fupercargo in the mott cruel
manner. They then attacked the mafter
whom they truck dreadful blow. His wife,
with an infant in her arms, followed him he
fell back, and 'he caught MIN, crying, " 7ou
haze murdered my bny1and." The ruffians an
fwered, 50 NE sViH de for you BY and 6ye." The
wife gave her huiband iome liquor to drink,
and he fomewhat recovered from the Turning
blow he received. When he recovered a little
more, he failed forth with piftols and fabre TO
diarm the villains. The mate and fnpercargo
had by this time recovered efficiently to aid
him in this courageous attempt. They knew
they had to contend with towards at heart, and
by ftratagem and determined bravery, they fuc-
ceeded in driving the nlutneers forward, after
wouDdins Them, except the two rinpleaders.
The Niger trIsate, capt. Hi!lyar, luckily ioon
after tell in with the ihip OFF CadZ, in gale of
wind, boarded her, and then took the ringiea add
ers out. The mater was then lying daegtrouf-
ly i'll. The Niger then ient an officer and four
men on board TO navigate her to Gibraltar,
where the mutineers will be brought to trial.
I've twor'npieaders are Engliihmen horn; their
names are John CrojJ, alias Daniel CroiJzvrigbt,
AID Rotert Harrington. The former has 6nce
given hnIie't Up as a deferier from his maj-ity's
mp Warrior. The fhp had great many dol
lars on board, with other trcafure, of which
they Intended to plumber her.
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CHARLESTON, July 60.

Yeiterday afternoon, we received by the hip
Mercury, Londou papers of the 2s'b May.
Want of room prevents our giving extracts
rom them this day they contain no important
events,-The expedition under general Craw-
ford had arrived al the Cape of Good Hope its
Ultimate deftination was not known. Some iuP-
pole il was TO go aganit the lilies OF france and
Re Union others that it was intended to REIN
force the troops in the River Plate. Theie papers
coutain a congraulatory letter from the Preii-
dent of the United States to the King of Ho.
land, in anfwer to one informing othis being
called to the throne OF Holland, which they tate
was intercepted in veiiei IN the North Sea- oy
one of the iouadron of Admiral Rurel. 1t ap-
pears fomewlat frange, that in the time OF
peace; letter of that nature ihould be inter
cepted and publlhed. Admiral Duck~orth
had returned to England, and it was iuPpoied
would be brought to a couu-martial. The &C
counts from the continent ia thefe papers, are
not. 70 late as thofe received by the John &Fran-
cs, from Bordeaux. CITY, Gag
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
ALEXANDRIA, July eo.

We have been favored with the following aaec.
dote of captain CHAuNcY, OF the u ,ited
States navy. Us geauine YANKEE SPI-
RiT will not be unpieaian to our readers at
this criiis. Bait. Eu. PoR
A fhort time hnce captain Cbauncy returned
froma voyage to the Eatt-Indes, which, un-
der a furlougb, he had made private citi-
zen. On the paGage home, in the Indian ocean,
he was brought too by Britill rlip of war of
81 guns, and lieutenant and 10 or 2 men
fent on board the fhip. The Britifi officer, an
impertipent puppy, without even faluting cap
tain c. as pcrfon having any pretenions to
gentty would have done, Immediately ORDER
ed one of his men to ftand By the helm. Capt.
G. juAly offended, told bis failor to knock any
man down who attempted to take his place
without his (Chauncy's) orders. The attempt
WAS male, and the EngIiih fiilor, by Sro9ra-
lion, paid his tribute of vesoraton to the nerve
Of the Yankee.-The lieutenant now ripped
out many h2ndfDne oaihs and threats as a
pcrfon could with, and advanced to take the
helm himfeif-Cbauncy lepped before him, and
upon the BneIiihman's laying his hand upon it,
fixed him by the fcrutf of the neck and threw
him overheard into the boat-Upon this the
lieutenant and his men went off and captain G.
was prelently boarded by 90 or 70 men, among
them the fra officer of " bis maj,9y'J nip"
VINO abuiSd captain c. in qVoyd5 not a little for
nls treatment 10 the lieutenant who replied,
] treated the puppy as he deferved. He either
did not know his duty and the manners Of
gentemap, or would not exercfe tker. Ton
have now hyperion force on board the fllip-
do avbat you bieaJs-Captain C.. then went on
board the man of war, where he received fome
more eombiime1fJ from the commodore, to
which he replied in the fame manner without
giving way one inch to that fpirit which cha-
racterfes too many of the officers of the Britifl
navy. This fprit probably preferved him
from the effects Of their violence, and he was
dfmilIed as the dit obtinale Yankee rafcaI
they ever met with, without knowing him as
any thing elfe than the mafler of a common
Ear lndiaman
Previous to leaving the Brtifh nip, capt.
Chauncy very lefurely took memorandum of
the officers names who infulted him, faying,
" perhaps may come athwart you fome day,
when you mall know who and what am"
Col. Jofsph Calhoun is elected member Of Con-
grsfs to reprefsnt the united difrias Of AbbeviIls,
Laurens and Newberry, Is. c. in the room Of Gen.
Levy Cafey, deeealtd.
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VIENNA, Nav 10,


In the anfwer of the Hungarian Diet to the
Emperor's proportions. it is requeftcd that in
order to prevent tle rapid fuccelIiop of one war
after another, the Constitutional Articles OF
1903 aud 1918, gould rcrllin ir full force, az
ccrding 20 which the vote OF the Hungarars
is never to be excluded from his m.i.Gy's
councils. The Dcput.es Jcc'are that they hold
wars in adherence, and only think thofe juh
that are uo5voiJabiy neCeHary. That the ma
tnre of the military fyftem in Hungary is pure.
ly defenlive, and they hope his maj ,fy will re
yer recede fron1 his love of peace. Since bank
notes, gold, iver, and copper, are no longer
in circulation, the States, in order to revive the
trade of Hungary, requelt his najehy to grant
the free export of goods, particularly to Cal.
licia, and to ahoiih AL hc toll duties in the in
terror. They rcqnsR him to promote the work
ing OF the mines ~ Hungary aud Tranfylvania,
ard that no more bank bills fiould be brought
into circu 'ation.-Thty acknowledge the ad-
Nantages OF itandiUg army, and their duty to
furniih the levy nalTe hU, they requet
that the number of men RATED 0iouid he in pro.
portion 10 the neceGity Of the mcafure; that
they hiould not exceed the revenue appropi-
ated 20 maintain them; and that none but yo.
iunteers ihould be taken into the fcrvice. And
lafly,- they reou,f, that his rnajefty, having
laid aide the title Of Emperor Of Germany,
would come and relide among them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31
LEXINGTON, July 7,

By private letter Of the 18th alt from Natehez
we are informed that, the fuPreme court ofthe Mil
Gffppi territory have discharged Biannsrhahet and
Tyler, for want If evidence of their guilt; that Kali
aon and Floyd were indicted in the circuit court of
Wilknfon county, and demurrer to the indictments
was fuliained by the court, and tina. Blannerhadet
had fet out for home.
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FRANKFORT. MAY IL.

According TO letters from the French head
quarters, the emperor Napoleon is confantly
occupied with buinefs of the greateR impor-
tance aud great part of his time is devoted to
affairs Of the cabinet. Reports arrive every
moment from the fevsral corps of the army.
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From h." Seafb.rr Stey," Extra.


MoNrEVIsro. May 10 We have the pleafure
TO announce the arrival of II, M ihip Thifbe, hav-
ing board Gen. Whirlocke, commander in chief Of
his uaeny's forces in South American, and #;
be followed by large achievements of troops OF
ry deicrpton, which the general lsit fea. A
rauy of artillery ha, dieabaksd this afternoon from
the rh{be.
NAV 2s.--FIis Exeeileney Gov. Whiteloeke, has
by proclamation, ordered, that all per!ons VINO are
SPar.7rds, South American idbje6t., VINO refded in
Monte Nideo previous OTIS capture, who do not
belong merchant fhips, DO give in their names and
refdences at the Cavildo's Office before the 2sth
der penalty of FORGETTING the prOte cton of tho Briti
government
The followiug-is lin Of the General Military
Staff here, viz. 1t. Gen. Joha Whreloeke, Com
mander in Chief; Major General Levfon Cover,
feeond in command; Brig. Gen. Sir Samuel Aueh-
muty, Brig. Gen. VIM Lun'lsy, and Brig. Gen. Aek-
land, 1t. Col. Torrens, seth regt. Military Seereta-
~, It. Col. A. Cadogsu, Captains J Brown, and ].
r. Forit.r, and Ems Freemaptls, Aids-de-Camp to
the commander in Chief, 1t. Col. Bradford, s7th
Deputy Adj. Gen.. 1t. Col. Bourke, d. Q. NJ. G,
Col. Browne, 4oth Commandant of the town.
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ROVERRnn Maui

This day the irG column IF Spanifh troops
confiting Of the infantry regiment of Gauda.
lsxsra, 900 men fyong, arrived here, OH it.
march to Germany.
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A number of Euslfh officers from Canada
are faid to be now in different parts of the Uni
ted States on what bu6neis we have not heard,
but we certainly fufpea and as we fee none
of them in their niforms, we cannot but ak
why and wherefore are they here : ID.
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Hope, where he found orders to proceed to La
Plata. When the whole force is collected, the
Byitiih will have about 10000 folders. The
Spaniards at Monte Vedo appear to be well IA
tisfied with being under the Englifh a pretty
briflk trade was carried on with the natives.
The Britith and American veffels would make
better voyages than had been expected. The
Bri.iih were civil and obligins TO the Ameri
cans there. y ipirt of independence appear
cd 20 be pervading the Spaniards and Portu-
gucie IN South Anerica-and il was thought
tba, Spain would certainly lofe her colonies
whether they fubmitted 70 the Enpi'ih or not.
Gen. Beresford had failed for England. Mr..
White, his late fellow prifonsr, was at Monte
Viedo.-A paper in the Enghih language, e.
di cd by Mr.. Scollay, cf t'is town, has been
COR nepced at Monte Viedc. We have been
favored with rtter from the editor inclofng
the pruipeetuS AID irit numoer.
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WARSAW NV IL

The Grand Army forms now an uninterrupt.
ed chain from Braunfberg to the Baltic, in a
circuit of 20 leagues.
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SAVANNAH. Inlx IA.

Report fays, that two Of our Pilots came up
from the LitSt-Houfe lait evening, and menti-
on that they were robbed of their Water, in 6
I.2 hthom, by Britijh fhip Of War, which one
of the officers told them was the Penelope,
but they fuppofe her to be the Indian--fhe had
the American Enfgn hoifed, and one Of the Of
iGers had on an American Uniform-they were
particularly nquifitive as to the minds of the
people in town, whether they were preparing
for Wdr, or whether they confidered themfelves
at War, with his Britannia Maje0y, &c.
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Arrived on the ] 9th int. the fchooner Mary.
Am, capt. a. /. Hinton, in ID days from ST..
Thomas's. Capt. II. informs, that or the gath
uIt. he was fpoke from Britifh 1oop cutter,
and ordered to hoift out his boat and come on
board with his papers, and while 10 the aa Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-31

AhS nVtct'S5H WAS tcunC NoN' .ths port, 10
Ireite, neutral port in the Adtia.ic, bu, cap
tured by the Ensliih aud osrricd into Malta,
and the cargo de,ained--velel cleared by Civ
ing feeurityt to bring proof.
a dsciiive victory was gained by the forces
ot A'glers over the troops of the Bey of Tunis,
about the S ot May, in the neighbourhood
OF Conf an,ine-tbe news Of which occafioncd
great rejoicing at Algi,rs.
Sid Soliman Mill Mill was at Gibraltar, and
part of mis- bufinefs appeared to be the pure hai-
ing of military flores for his matter, one cargo
of which he had fent for Tunis.
Al! the Portuguefe fquadron that was ftation.
ed at Gibraltar, with the exception of Hoop
of war, one brig aud fchooncr, had gone off
Anglers. probably with view of cooperating
With Tunis.
OF American veffels captured and carried into
Malta for adjudication, froN the 9TH of A.
pril to the 9Th of June, furnlihed by captain
Houiton, Of brig American, in As days from
Malta.
Brig Joihua Potts, Buell., of North Carolina,
from Caipoli for Marfeilles, with oil, veflrl and
cargo condemned, May Is.
Ship Nymph, of and from Baltimore, for Leg
horn, condemned May II.
Brig American, Houfon, from Baltimore for
I'rieee, veffel and cargo cleared, appealed for
by the captors.
Schr. Fair American, of Duxbury, from Ma
Piles to Leghorn, with fiih, veffel and cargo con-
demned, May esd.
Ship Carpenter, Myers, Of Safbury, from
Manfredonia, for Lifbon, with wheat, vefel
and cargo detained for further proof.
Brig Lilac, Bradford, of Duxbury, from Leg
horn for Meffina, with oil, vefiel and cargo con-
demned May 27.
Brig Victory, Lewis, of Bottom, from Bren-
difie for Liibon, wheat, liberatedt to pay colt
and charges
Ship Juliana, Collins, of Bottom, from Man
fredonia for Liibon, wheat, veficl liberated, car
go detained for further proof.
Ship Glory, Moor, of Philadelphia, from
Smyrna for Trehe, with cotton and gals, not
tried.
Brig Eclipfe, Smith, of Bottom, from Cali
poll for Copenhagen, with oil, not tried.
Brig Henry, of Bath, from Smyrna for Liz
bon, with cotton and glafs, not tried.
Ship MaGachufetts, Buntin. Of Newbury-
condemned sd June.
Brig Pennsylvania, M'Pherfon, of Phladel-
phia, from Trefte for Canton, with quick-El-
yer and fpecie, not tried.
Barque George, Jones Prince, of Salem, from
Leghorn for Gallpoli, balaa, not tried.
Schooner Betfey Fucher, lockwood, of N.
York, from Gapoli for Copenhagen, oil, not
tried.
Barque Lydia, Head, of Cape Ann, do. do.
do.
Schr. Charles, SouIe, of Duxbury, from A
icant for Panza, 6lb, do. Ship Fortune, John
fton, of Newburyport, from Smyrna for il
bon.
Brig Peace, -, from Gallipoli, for Co.
penhagen, oil. -.
The two laft arrived the day on which the A
merican failed.
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His maieity employs fome hours every day in
Inspecting the different petitions of the troops.
According to letters from Vienna. the emperor
of Auifria is 70 proceed from Often to Gallicia,
where it is iuppofed he will hold a very impor.
tant a6embly.. No doubt is entertained at vi.
emma of the offered mediation of AuRris, for
the rettoration of general peace, having been
accepted by all the beligerent powers.
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"The Dons of the town Of Mobile are as trouble.
fome as ever. A ihort time fnee, there were taken
from New Orleans for Fort stoddsrt, comfortable
quantity Of military flores eonaing Of two hundred
mufkets, bayonets and cartridge boxes quantity Of
NUKE, balls, cartridges, cannon b mufket powder,
lead, &c. which the commandan, at Mobile would
not permit to pats; but had them landed and Gored
until he Mould receive further nirusions from the
governor general Of the FloridasIhe day after the
commandant lent off an officer with diPstehes the
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BALTIMORE, July IS.
The following information was politely hand
ed by capt b. HoufoD, of the brig American.
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NORFOLK, July z7.

Yenerday fortnight the CheGapsake frigate was
,owed up into harbour little better than hulk,
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We heard a report yeRerday, that letters had
been received in town from Halifax, which
Rate, that two regiments in addition to thofe
fent thither fome months 6hce, were expected
at that place and that a comfortable force
was ALTO expected at Quebec, among which
were three regiments Of Scots Hghlanders.
I I4urora.)
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From The Merekant5' C26ss-Hogte Books,
July o.

Arrived, brig American, HouRon, As days
from Alphabetically Cole. Captain II.
informs that the Britiih cruizers in the Meditcr-
ranean had captured every American veflsl they
fell in with.
A number of American venels were to fail
from Smyrna and Ga'lipoli during the month
of June, which were expected to be taken and
carried into Malta, as it was impoliiole to CT
cape The privateers in that part OF the Mediter-
ranean. 4.-.4 --..l .rss.
Captain Fl. informs that about fortnight be-
fore he left Malta, accounts were re ceived OF the
Engilh having been defeated at fome village in
the neighhourhood of Alexandria, in Egypt ,
with the lofs of 500 killed and wounded. That
while at Malta two of the bodies of their gene
rails Killed in the Action, were brought there.
1t was reported that the Britih admiral Louis
was dead. stsf
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AT a late hour laa night the flip Walker, Clarke,
arrived at this port in II days from Halifax. and
Captain c. obligiugy furnifhed the editor of the
Mtreanfk AdVer!is, with Halifax paper of the
eth inf containing feveral intereGing articles rela-
tive TO the late affair with the U. S, frigate Chefa-
Peake, and the following order of Admiral Berke-
ley.
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wAsHINGTON, July %.
oMmuHIcATIoN.

Among the other military movements and prepare
tons, which have been adopted by Our Executive
with the appreciation Of an unanimous people, we
hear that Fort or Battery il determined on at the
point Of Warburton or Digges's Landing, about l !
miles below this city and Fix from Alexandra. The
proximity of deep narrow channel to its hore, and
highly favorable bend of the river at that point for
the annoyance Of ps as they pats, and which gene
raj Wilmington had fixed on as the moa proper one
for Fort, which the banks Of thissngthy aud mag
nfeent river Affords feems to point it gu, as mott
eligable iituation for the PurPoie. Nat Int
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NETWORK Inlu o.

The Bald Eagle Pilot-Boa, has been chartered by
government and failed from this port with fealed Or
ders. 1t reported fhe is bound the Mediterra-
mean, to recall the American fquadron there. -r.