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The following are some particulars of the
melancholy fate that has attended the crew
of the ship Bovd, which sailed from Botany
Bay to New Zealand, in consequence Of an
agreement made by the captain with one OF
tie chiefs of New Zealand (who happened
to be at Botary Bay to purchase timber to
take TO Engiand. On the arrival Of the yes
sci, the captain was invited or shore, and
attended the chief with part Of the ships
company in the boat. Nothing particular
,ranspired on this occasion; but the chief
returned on board the ship attended By
number of canoes full OF men: They were
permitted TO examine the ship, as matter
of curiosity. Tappohee, the chief, was
treated with great respect and having con-
tinued on board some time, he got into his
boat, tor the purpose. as it was supposed
of meeting the captain of the ship, who, he
said, had gone TO see the timber. Instead,
however, of leaving the ship, he gave a
yell, which was signal for general mas
sacre of the whole ships company. There
were about 80 in all, 20 of them they tore
limb from limb, and RECALLED themselves
upon the flesh of the unfortunate victims.
Aboutsea of the men, to save their lives,
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For Sale,

4 ny FARM about one mile and three
Nl quarters from lexandria f.; binding on
the Little River Turnpike Road, and contain
ing sixty two acres 20 of which are in a
handsome young growth Of timber, the resi-
due cleared and under fence; 4 acres in
meadow, and we'll known 10 be equal to any
in the vicinity of that place, and has on it Sc
veral springs of excellent water. A1urther
descriptions considered unnecessary, as It's
presumed that those wishing to purchase will
view the property. Also, several handsome
Building Lots
on Cameron and St. Asaph streets, two squares
west of the Market House, and in good sic
tuation for private families. Should Che above
property not be disposed Of before the first
day of October, it will be leased to good te-
nants. For terms apply to
Peter Wise.
July 90: law
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July 90:
To be Leased on Ground Rent,
OR SOLD IN FEE SIMPLE,

~ OR SOLD IN FEE SIMPLE,
One Lot of Ground fronting 246 feet 10
inches on Duke street, between Patrick and
I Henry streets-It will be divided in small
lots to suit applicants. ~
One other Lot on the corner of Alfred and
Duke streets of 1903 feet, which will likewise
be divided as may be agreed on.
One Lot on Alfred street, ct d feet.
One Lot on Patrick street, adjoining Wms
Veitch, Of IS feet.
Also, several other Lots, In different situ-
atoms.
The above Lots are all in the neighborhood
Of one of the best pumps OF water In the
town. - t
George Coryell.
Sept 10 eo3t2aw4t
~ Pinkerton's Collection Of Voy4
aees, part 9Th, is just received and ready tor
delivery to subscribers.
James Kennedy, sen,
September Il: s0ssH
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Sept Is
FOX SALE.
FOR SALE.

Try VIRTUE of deed of trust from tn e
ID late Joseph Hickman, decd, of the state
of Maryland to the subscriber, will be sold
At Fairfax Court House on the ed day of
October next, for ready cash,
A Tract Of Land,
Situate on Popeshead Run, in the county
of Fairfax, containing by computation l6l
acres. To any persen wishing to purchase,
the land will be shewn by James Waugh,
Esq. living adjacent thereto, any time before
the sale.
Alex. Waugh, Trustee.
September S: c1a1es
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NezU Ieas-at reduced traces.

4
los chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, hyson, young hyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally OF the sldney's
cargo, lately landed and OF excellent quail
eS.
100 barrels Rye Whisky.
40 barrels & hogsheads N. E. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported iii
1907.
Is quarter casks Malaga Wine.
( pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs. Coffee.
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels first & Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars.
90 BAGS clean heavy pepper and plmento
8 chests Cassia, e Cassla buds
80 lbs ireshnutmegs
30 boxes. do9a each' bottles best FLO
renee salad oil
1870 boxes and half boxes choice LIST and "a
quality Havana and St. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
8 hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
SO demijohns
Which with his usual extensive assortme nj
Of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
an low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at moderate credit, by
Joseph Mandeyille.
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NOTICE.

.Afetition wiN be Presented to the meet sc 7
neral assembly Of Virg.nia for an act 10 ineor-
fNrate manufacturing society at The tosun
oceoquan.
september rs.
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August 3
/ WentY Dollars Reward.

A BSCONDED from my farm at The
~ mouth of Seneca, about the 9TH OF last
month, a man whose name is RALPH, d
years of age, between black and yellow CO.
ior, nearly feet high, very stout made,
velowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, ne1 TO cotton overjacket and trow-
sers. 1t Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other sloathing. A free
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
Washineton's estate. Mount Vernon, is his
father. and it is very probable he is therea-
hout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' d.
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Bryan Hampson. & GO.

Bryan Hampson. & GO.
Have iust receigedond oBer Tor SAFE,
10 bkas. and so barrels first quallty sugar
% DO second quality,
70 pipss old London particular Madeira
olpes and 8 tierces London market and
is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
10 boxes dipt Candles,
shhds, CID Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognae Brandy,
sObarres New England Rum,
40 doprme Whiskcy,
Ochesh Imperial,
iodo Young Hyson TEAS, OF this years
importation,
And selected for family use.
ALSO, he hest selected Flour Tor co.
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ToIeph H. Mandevllle sl,p
y S Sals1 Sd and 4th proof good West
lnia Spirits. ~.
mdo. Sugar, various qualities
!, i:rces New Rice.
shogsheads Molasscs'
s do. Copperas.
q barrels bar Whisky and 80 barrels New
England Rum. He, ard
Hysou SEin Teas. 49,,
D,,t Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
sg barrels of Herrings and Shad.
"a q barrels Herrings, put up with paracu-
lar care and salt-petred
500 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon oait'
July ".
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PUBLIC SALE.

Or 7UESDAYnert will be sold at tie Vendus
Store,
"A handsome collection OF BOOKS
AMONG WHICH ARE
An elegant edition of the Bible, 2 sets Of
the Encyclopedia, Rapine's and Kember's
History of England, Robeitson's History of
America and Scotland, Leland's History of
Ireland, Washington's Life, Swift, Pope and
Robertson's Works. Plackstone's Common
taries, Washington's Reports, sc. and va.
riety of others.
P. G. Marfeller.
September %.
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CongreG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
49,. THURSDAY, March IS.
Taken far the alexandria Gazette.

Mr. Mttsan presented the petition Of a
"pocr old SOLDIER" Richard Wright, pray.
ing compensation fol three years services
in the revolutionary army. Referred to
the committee of claims.
Ihr. Newton from the COMMITTEES Of
commerce and manufactures reported a BID
for the relief of Tristan Hussey. Refer.
red to committee ofthe whole.
Mr.. Neru,au also reported the sea.!etter
hill with the senate's amendments. The
bill was passed as amended: :. -. r.
= M. Gacoa from the committee Of eon.
ference made a report, in which It is stated
that they had not come to any agree ment
with the committee from the senate. The
report was ordered to be printed. -
Mr.. Eepss from the committee Of ways
and means, reported bill laying additional
duties on all imported goods, wares and
merchandise. Referred to eommittee Of
the whole on Monday next.
Mr. Ltpes also reported . bill fixing the
compensation Of clerks in the puslie Offices,
aud for, other purposes. Referred 20 COM
.miuee Of the whole on Tuesday psxt.
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n OF I g =.

= a c. = - -
HAVING seen 10 tho Alexsndhia psity.
IL Gazette an adyertsement si,RasN rS
DIN" Dauis, Offering for ssle On Skhs4S.
next. the 18th instant, At .htes:1cioek "a
two story frame house asd istkssiiSlssS %,
Alfred street, formerly the prosperity. az tee
Miss Dads. II think it necessary toaI3n1cv
th's public notice, that Sarah 4 NJ Jaw J
no TILE OF right thereto; but the ssse isfuk
y vested In myself: these, tSeteiort hp
might incline TO purchase the prsmissss -
any part OF the Same, Will bcsrin fisind ills
PROBATION and prohibition of sale, g 1.am'
determined to prosecute all who 60 upsp tho
premises without my consent. amsrsaays
to shew my title papers e the properly.
when called upon. 81.
r> Jonathan Schol6ddt {,
3month 18th. ~ ~
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PUBLIC SALE

FOR SALE, on the premises, to the high
est bidder, on tho 10th dry Of March neat q
fair, if not the next lair day, thatWelI knows
MILL SEAT Of the late Mr. Wm. Adsms.
deceased, with twenty Eve OF thirty ae<essS
Land adjoining, about seven or eight miles
from Alexandra; the same from Geotge.
Town and Wssbmgton City, The TAI iihaS
Be seen At any time BY applying Is M. IVES.
ley Adams, living nssr ths psemiass. Tn
title and terms viii be made kpoxn On IL
day Of sale. The sais t. bssib 10 n 10 clock,
= 3 WhWATTERs, ExeGufpF. :
Fairfax Feb. ~ Mach l., sosv&stn.
& e. The ialc of the sboYs
psopertyisp ofp oned until Wed.
.nefd ay next. 8: 81. S ", 81
March 4 is. 80 4 - IS, ,.53f I
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Eo1grsss dfnsiy oncS skd stkS fssplur
sioR Sfpsohalins 9hs selduct 81 fIse tpfcsi.
dehe ct she sitsd Stsses Il, IN insfssics.
Several sf shsis isadinr q vvspspers be-
gun 70 sew shs seeds az jexIenst and
csse,or tssa.cf ahsm Ind ven nth denouncs
sd Mr.. Madison himSslk Before she avs.
terry wac ansaysiled 10 sh<ssi, tfey wen, ap.,
prsheusive that they had snissakens ihsif'
man, they chagrined and soaf !; :bast
no sooner had they an iasis Ne ;nsc that deep
aud dark affair, than they lauded The ,Pyesi.i
dent with redoabled shouts. And Why did
they dsnounce Mr.. Randolph, whose pfais.
esshad been Il, all their mouths /! Because
he came forward in favor of a digni6ed, an
impartial attitude, as resple,s the two great
belligerent powers of Europe. Why did
they turn their backs upon Mr.. Msnroe ;.
--Because he had negociateda treaty with
England. Enmity to England is the very
marrow OF democracy and whilst this kind
OF democracy continues TO triumph in this
country, peace with tina, nation, on any
terms, now eligible soever ,hrymigh, b, 10
reality, wiz be violently opposed and se E.
frc,ually prevented under one pretsx, az
another: Ihe.leaders wsltknaw that II any
OF them should ac, impartially with respect
to France and England, the party that rails,
ed shen would do everything in their pow,
err TO pull them down. -. r., -
To what issue docs all this tsnd? Han
nibai, as we just now observed. swore q, the
altar eternal hatred to the Romans. He,
performed his oath: and Carthage was in
consequence utterly ruined and destroyed.
May heaven preserve our eountry from the
like catastrophe !--England is the nation in
the world. whose aunity could most pro-.
mote, and whose enmity could most iniure
the interests Of this country. Experience
has taught US that our national prosperity
depends greatly en- amicable commercial
relations with her. Whist such relations
subsisted b,tween the two nations, our
county ProsPrred beyond all example -
since they were broken of, it has been
plunsinS constantly deeper and deeper in
the n!re, til! Il revenue Of sixteen millions
has been dwindlcd down to SIX millions and
an half and till the loan of four millions has
bishment. 1t is lamentable indeed that the
happiness Of this country should be sacri-,
feed to the base passions of hatred and re-
vcnge YET nothing can prevent it bht
change in public sentiment. There is scarce
any hope ,hatthe present rulers and Officers
Of the nation will change; they vii, pro.
baby pe,sevcre in the sy.srm of haired 10
England, as their own power and conse
queuce arc built upon it. There is no hope
that The most Ignorant, who are CENTRALLY
the most yiol=ns Of the pasty, will chang.
They have been taught, like a parrot, TO-
CIV BRITISH tsry and this, with Them, is
sutsicisn, to rebut the. most powerful argu.
meets and considerations that eau be Offer
ed for their conviction. Blu, we do hope
tina. Zones, and sensible men who have b. en-
beguled by the arts Of their leaders. will
a, length. and soon too, return 70 their So
Der seEsss. ,">
+ ..... ICON. Con- ant.
D:&e;@@
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The ~ isrssakiss sls ti;1 e. IS 81
shs listed Sara, MN IA. ssp ssaA
bach hsna the Ssssss dss sssond tins, VIII
shs amendmeats, Ma ,aken Up - the hea,s.
SThs hsuse resolved to adhere 70 shs bill .
first ssns IN md appointed ! eonpitses Of
conference. !. Ss.stts, g$.t & 4
dr. Rsmdextev moved 70 take up the
nn6nishsd basiAess Of yesserday- TIE bas-
,ssse diA. g Il. - \,
M. basssst moved to postpone the con-
siderasion Of the bill. The question on
this molten was Loaf, 4s to 81. The ques-
ton for confederation wa. taken and csrri;
ed. 80 to IS. The house then resolved il.
self into committee Of the whole on the
bill, Mr.. BAssErr in the chair.
Mr. faindssser spoke a. length against
Mr.. B'Sb's motion fer striking out, which
wa, still before the committee. ~. :
Mr.. Bib reeapitula.ed tn: heads of the
arguments he offered Yesterday in favor Of
his amendment. ltrv ~ "a
. mr.. Taylor spoks in favor Of the amend.
ment, and against the principles of the bill.
Mr.. Tr0up also spoke in favor of the a.
mendmant. -.r ~. (. ~. 49,. #.
Dir. @e1y was opposed to striking out,
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t. The subscribers to tho
MARINE COFFEE-KOtlSE on Friacs.y
street, next dosr to III. =. Il. Heees, arr
requested to attend on Friday evening 1T r
ec!scA, for the tlrpese Of carrying ixtsA
eject tie prspessd i1ssitsai0n. ~ 4 h ~.
:, e. MOTT.
March II. 49, 4 4ft Is
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N o c E.

hereby forewarn all person. ssainss tsk.s
Ing an assignment Of bond drawn Y me-
with Wi1'am Ms'' As security, 10 fsSot q
Augustine j. Smish, for Two hundred and City;
dollars, dated the 9th of JanuafY4 isip, md.
payable on or about the first Of I.ns,ary. !,
1871, a. ! am determine1 mot 70 Or ~;
same. -. y ;5t.. ~,
RANDOLPH MOTT
March 10. = ! q - =
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From the Boston Centinel. 80
NEW BEDfoRD's TEARS

AN sLEGY. r.. ...
Where, slow and sad, .4cushnes layes ., -. =.
The suile' beach with tear swol'n waves,
The sedge-sro"n'd genius of the. stream.
Thus Pour'd Une r.eiau.holy theme ... %.
Weep mothers, widows,orpaans, weep
Your pc is swallow'd in the deep; .
Your JOY is He'd your peace is tioV'nI
Your cioud,css sul has set at noon,
Weep, mothers, weep! your sons no moro
Shall press their lov'd, their native shore:
No more tae husbands cheering voice
salute the partner Of his choice
Noun, cHiiIrsn, hapless orphans. mourn
Ho more to view your sircs' return
r"at ncart has ceas'd to beat, that breast
Is cold, which yours 80 fsndly prsst.
Weep,rirxins,weep' these blooming charms
oaIii nsyer bisss your lovers arms
Aold taey lie III watry graves,
Wnsim y beneath the SUI o. waves.
Far from their frienss and native home,
They met their Inisel rule doom 49,
40 teimler moti1er clos 'thcine -
Nvwecping maid receiv'd their sishs. .s
What though, in every slime renewn'd
Acushnet's hardy sons are found,
And many = brave and worthy name
illumcs the scroll of naval fame;
What though Tn, ships, in lofty pride,
are born Oh every swelling tide,
And 10 each varying tickle gale
Some bark Of thine unfurls her sail.
.fcushaet. now thy JOY Is fed -.
Thy glory saunders with tue dead.
The mellow Wells thrilling sound, 1872.
The gidly dances may round,
The spriShrly sony, the merry tale,
Forgotten, shall no mere prevail;
Thy voice, thy tears. shall only Aow
10 strains Of cIegiao woe. - 49, ...
Winters hosrse storm and hollow wind
Shall breathe fresh horror on the mind
Nor shallthe joy inspiring spring -,
Oblivion to thy sorrows bring: .
Weep mothers, widows, virgins weep;
Your hope is swallow,d in the deep 81.
Your JOY is aed, your peace is flown,
Your cloudiess sun has set at noon. -.
WILLIAM.
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FOK.SAI.E,

: AiIikely, NECKO WOMAN, aboat -
yesrs q age. who isss good nssss. weasst9
woman and honse Alsc,sa sstse49.'
well built CoAcHpE, aInost q eood g
.nsw. For terms enquire Of tho PraAas. 6;
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rwEN rY b 60 q ei :

,I y
TWEEN rY 10 q y &
Z. RAN AwAY, sp s,pprsssiessI s, naansl
i.csAsrf 14il4t., sbGtals fauaI sta.hee
thiei, and ,bstSeen 10 A. sge,
~ trade BiA<aif.S aksy. - a. &c I.
road % BALTIMORE % lisnday IN 8 AM lbsr. {
son seeming hin. inssty Jsil .tsiL SisS Do /.
% snovs f.ward and i stsusgh. hens is,soa =
Maraeller and Yonnk. n
March Is. IS 81 90 q
Twenty-Five Cents K,cwsrd. d
sYETAS fakss oss yr Me .slsxsatus jsas1
wv az Lea irstssf, in ne ateersoos. - s
stgsrenfise Boy eeAed John SEILi TN W
ses Aapfny anee rtssrsed 70 A.s vert. IL SsS.G,
ssns are Jorwareed akais,s As,bssiar q ~.
hisyiNY the said afnnraars: Asss.erS ~ 80 3,
seIs are cautioned es,aiyst Asr6erinS. em1ia,,i.i
OF taxing If said ahnfes1ee, a. se "a PAS I.
MINED 70 frsseeass >sSrordinx % a.. ~
Above ,ewart ss4 Be siven u reex,ssS d r &,
ss~e jaR. $" q. s,
+, Korn & Wisemnles
r March Is. 81. r. -
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NOTE.

" New Bedford is aourishing seaport
town, pleasantly situated On Acushnet RI
yer. Il has long been nsted for it, able
and excellent seamen. Perhaps no towa
in the United States. of equal population,
has produced so many masters 81 sbips---
And there are few, if any, in which more
tons Of shipping are owned, in proportiou
70 its capital. Those are chiefly employed
in the frsightips business, out Of New
York. AZ s ~ !. ~ 7. 8 =
The Thetis, bound from New Bedford
to Savannah, with 90 persons on board,
chiefly young men. having families 1t New
Bedford. was oyersst at sea BY = squat, %
the Esd Of November last, al Of whom,
except Eve, perished. These Eve remain
cd on the wreck ~ days, ,subGsting on
raw potafoes and port wine, when they
were providsn.ially discovered md saksa
of. IS. h y
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TIE Progressive Company,

AT THEIR CREAMERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. IL, LONG -WHARF,
Have for Sale, Whsesale aud Retail at ths !opest cur
renff1~s,
A Constant supply Of Rye and Indian Corn |.
Al do. do. Rye aud Indian Meal; =
Flour, of the most approved brands. 4,
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES and IL
QUOkS-Amons which
10 hllds Sd proof st. Croix and Antigua Rum
20 pipes 4th proof Spanish Brandy;
30 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
90 boxes Raisns 20 do. Chocolate;
hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas, by the chest
or lesser quantity, &c. &c.
1900 bushels Exuma Salt, Of superiour quality;
1900 do. Liverpool do. L..
500 do. Turks-Islsnd do.
=. 500 do. Bopavsta do
.1ls--a quantity Of well seasoned rsr. Boards
Lske,vise., ,..... J1st receired,
5ppss Gin; S hhds. old Jamaica Spirits;
20 cheats Compoy Tea, Of an excellent favour;
1000 VT. Cheese 200 Meal Bags;
crates and hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
- Cash given for CoRN and RYK.
N y. Those persons who have in their possession
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness to return them.
WILLIAM CoGGESHALL, jun. Aysnt
Nswtorf, Oct 10.
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DANIEL SHELDON,

% EsPECrFULLY infsrms his friends, thai he
IN has on hand--
A qoanti.y Of excellent cedar Clapboards,
s-dsr Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Iosi 81. SC.
wici he win sch shsxp, at bic stapi or sHER-
1gnS6s Wharf yasv. 1E
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Lopez g Dexter,

sFTxR AT fRlvArE SALE,
.'s; !; ;s:s:s;.''. e. &C.,, COFFEE
HysOn, Young Hyson, hyson Skin, souch0ng, Cam
psy, and Bohoa Teas.
SO Boxes White, H. c,,c.ps
Al do. Brown, Havana SUGARS
81 Bales Upland Cotton.
,. rs Hogsheads Kentucky Tobacco.
MADEIRA, Tenerfffe, and Lisbon Wines.
$50 Boxes Raisins.
S Ceroons Peruvian Bark.
Afew Pipes choice Spanish Brandy.
Gr Cash advanced on Goods consigned.
Nesobsrt, Jan 5, 1910.
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! Henry Y. Cranston g. Co.

sAvE ron SALE ON vERY YAccoHNoDATIss TENN
1t their .fHetion and Co~~ission Store,
NO. "a, rrAnss.r.HET,
SO Bales Cotton,
20 Pipes Barcelona Brandy,
10 Hhds. w. I. Rum,
IS Chests Campoy Tea,
80 Casks Fresh Raisiss,
so.Kegs Ginger,
IS Boxes Chocolate,
40 Kegs Tobacco,
as Boxes Soap,
10 Bbls. PimeDto,
30 Bags Coffee,
5000 VT. Loaf Sugar.
Newport. dec. ~.
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lLONDON; Apr;f1i.


We have received the following &npor.
tanr intelligence this morning:
cape Of Good Hope, yan. -.
> "The Bosdicea frigate arrived here yes.
te1day from of The. Mauritius, where she left
'our Ace. on the 4th inst. /; she brings inteili-
g~nee Of the Freneh frieates had been cruis.
ing So the Indian seas, having suceeeded IN
getting saf. in vi,h-4 prizes, oae sppareas.
" a large ~Indianans which as'chased on
shore at the Black River ; an snsueeessfu
attempt had been made by the boats Of the
feet to destroy her. IS .
{" The Freach aeet has, got, safe IN, and
were chased bysouraees on che mossisa ef
the ID inst. consists of four frigsaes- md
four prizes, and ~ we know Of oSly three
French frigases being on The stsissr sis.
Bellena, La Manebe and Oeatia, come ~.
urehensio~s are. ensertained Of III. other
fIissse being the Piedmostass, wddh wae
,enssssd in lydia 10 have bsea eapeusedby
tvo Freaeh friigs.es. , Itis, howeSu, 2o:.
s;bls, sshas AheyNusy: have been ioined, By
,aoshssF French iissse from.Esrepe. The
Raisonab!e 10 expested'hese h 3 few days
from dssAess, sa3 b. ksr We expsVsse have
some fu3gher PARTICULAR: