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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29
NEw-YoRK June -.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

"A Trend IN boston writes to the Editors
o. inc Mercantile Advertiser, under da>e of
tuesday noon, as follows -" The Schoon
er kesoiu' ion, Bates, arrived here this morn
ing IN 81 days from Plymouth. She sailed
on the 18Th May, and has brought London
papers to the 18Th. The accounts in them
from Cadz are 10 May Cd. On the 29f Of
hpipi ne British and Spanish troops evacu-
a'eo me important fort of Matagorda, ia
consequence os i!s becoming untenable from
the formidable attacks of the French. The
possession OF this fort has given the Frenc,a
great advantage in prosecuting their opc-
ration against Cadis They had fred red
hot shot on some Of tina British sIiips.
ana compelled them to change their posi-
tions.
;" Accounts are published from Sweden
OF plot 10 restore the late King. Il was
unsuccessful BUT produced much Termen.
'ation, Which had not entirely subsidized
Count Serns,orfi' has RESUMED his Office
OF janisf prime minister, disguised, ii is
SAID, at the devotion of his sovereign to the
ruinous continental system of the French
Emperor.
he London Gazette Of Nav 10th an
nounces the appointment of John Phiii, Mo.
rier as Secretary to the legation to the Uni.
ted States
Napoleon was travelling with his new
Empress Louis Of Holland had met him on
the Dutch froRtiers. and he had visited
Dunkrk
Inc papers, contain an account of an
attempt to procure the escape of Ferdinand
WI. to Spain; but it is added. thai he
refused to go, and informed against the
gent who had succeeded in getting into his
presence
The brig Lyon, Taylor, and ship be-
longing to Newbern, had sailed from Ply
mouth tor London. Spoke nothing I.eitat
plymouth. ship Brutus. G lodrich of Wea-
tnersheid, repairing Reindeer, Suger.
sun detained by the captors /; aud brig
iris' from Amelia Island, recaptured from
the French. The Desirce had can,ur.rS
and sent into London an Americao shin
wh,ch she cut out of one of the ports in
Holland, with valuable cargo on board.''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29

The Boston Gazette has lately published,
with an air of peculiar importance, an &" En-
Iract IF q Eetter from Mr. Hrmstrong 10
Mr.. Madison, dafed February %, 1905. D
Impressions have been excited, by the ap-
pearance Of this document that it is a ne7v
evidence Of the dishonorable practices of
certain federal politicians But the truth
is, that it is an old Publication reviUed for
1t appeared, among other productions of the
Kind, in the Boston Centnel some time In
February or March, 1909. The geHuineness
Of 1t was neveriuily aScertained but j. was
supposed that the extract had been conf
deniially communicated to Congress, and that
a copy OF it had been ciai !estiae,y procur
sd for tne press by The person whose pro
biY Was thus sacrificed to parry politics.
Those, indeed, who charge the admins
tTatOn with the crime Of cOnceai ing for 81
nister pUrpOs the cOrrespOndencc Of our
ininlse r at Paris, or with having .ailed to
give timely notice Of the probability I'll Freboh
t"p"ciy, trust most mazirgly to the iraiit,
VI dad memor;esl The messages TO Con.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29

Robert Gordon. Esq. has been appointed
Lieut. Governor OF Ber6ice /; and Sir j. Il.
Duckworth, Governor and Commander in
Chief of n e7,}ousdicad
NAPOLEON has decorated the Archduke
Charles with the Graud Ribbon of the LIE
gion OF Honor, and also with the Cross of
the same Legion; the former" says the
Emperor, III a letter under his own hand
as tribute due to your genius as a
General, the latter, to your bravery as a
Soldier
The most vigorous measures are about to
be adop'edb by France, Prussi.. and Austria,
to compel the Porte TO accedc u the cuntinen
tai svstem, orto maze her paw dear for her
contescension TO the common enemy. The
Pawe On the contrary has declared IN favor
OF England.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29
From the Boston Centinel of The 2o.k inst.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.


BY an arrival yesterday, we received Lon
don papers to the l4h May. They are not
fruitful of events.
Excepting that the appointment of Mr..
Morler as Secretary of Legation To the. Uni
Tea D ates had been gaketted we find no.
thfhS on the SUBJECT of our relations with
England
Every thing remained quiet in England
Bntdett was IN the Tower and his friends
did no1 increase in Parliament. The great
opposition lords, Grey aud Grenvile. had
declared in favor Of Parliamentary privile
ges. The Speaker OF the Commons had
OBTAINED ieaVe to defend against Burdett's
action.
a singular attempt had been made by the
British government TO induce Ferdinand the
lth 10 escape from ms prison in France
Hut he had refused to aCcede to it--l,ad
gwen 'ntlmations to his prison keeper oltAe
attempt, and had obtained the arrest of the
agent and had requested tobe adopted as
Napoieon's son.--So say the French pauers.
circumstances render the account OF the,
attempt probable.
L heir LISBON accounts are not so late rs
ours Massena was TO command the invaders
OF Portugal, with Ney, Junot and Regnier
under him
Napoleon was making tours in company
with his lovely Empress. who was said to
nave acquired a Commanding Influence o.
yer him. They were visiting Antwe,p
The ArchduSe Charles vas becoming a ia
vorite WIN B0naparte who has advanced
nm to the highest dignity in mis- Legion of
Honor, and 1t was SAID would make him
king Of Spain.
There were no indications of pcace.-A
BRUSH Meet had arrived in the Baltic.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29
MORE BRITISH FRIENDSHIP.

His Britannia Mjesty's sloop of war H.
fafan'e.. about the 1ss of May. in the vici-
nifty of the Western Islands, brought too the
schooner Hiary, OF session. James Pe,ciuaf,
master /; and after the schomer's glib and
ma'nsaii were hculsd down. the English off
Ger, In n most wanton manner, run his yes
sci foul of said Schr. and stove in her broad
side The officer and crew Of the sch'r.
alter getting ON board the sloop of war, re
quested the use OF boat to save their clothes
and considerable amount of specie, from
on board the schooner. they were insoient
jy refused ;at The same time their boat was
ordered on bore! of frisate then in compa
ny, with the news of this their most gallant
and humane exploit !--Boston Patriot.
:. Supposed to BE al, 10 gun brig, FRED. KICK
El, com ,pnHaer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29
f'Tsm fafierS By tie schooner Resolution.
Bates, from PiymO&!h, Eng.
PANS. Anril %. 1910

nv, AXIS Aprll Zy, 1910.
lhe minister of p ice LFnuchel nas am
bounced to The emperor, That the com :
dant OF the Castle OF Vdlancay has given in
formation OF he introduction INTO that cas-.
tc oil ga ON d. kciii, Calling himself a
minister o. England to prince Ferdinand.
(the legitimate king of Spain, a prisoner in
that castIe.) kolll is now Drisoneri in Vim
cennes HE diamonds, &c. Of when ne vas
the bearer, are deposited at the Police Office.
lheie follow, letter from Ferdinand ap-
piiZi"S TIE french governor of the conduct
.. Nni'i ALSO, a Cei tificate Of the Marouis
wellesley as crcdential Of Kuili - AIsn. n
letter frotn the British king Go Ferdinand.
assuring the latter of his friendship and ALI
ance ;-of the means employed to rescue
spain from her invaders and sxhorting him
to escape from his servitude. Tnen follows
letter from the governor Of Valancav. DIV.
ms an account OF the celebration Of the ICE
"pri', IN honor Of the emperor's marriage at
"hich the Spanish Princes testified their low
on the eve1t, and when Ferdinand 7,h e-yvs,
as toast" Our s.ugust sovereign TaDo.
leon the Great, and Maria Louisa his an.
gust spouse and also letter from Prince
Ferdinand, declaring his wish to Become ,be,
adopted son OF Napoleon.1
Ga the examination Of Koli. he said be
vas Charles Leopold, ba,oa Of Kohl. agcI
-. ntlWe Oh Ireland, AID minister 10 Fer
"ha"d |tn - hat he cane to France Ridi
proper Credentials and letters lo Ferdinand
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29

WASHING

The Secretary V tie 7reaaury has re-
turned to this city.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29
COMMUNICATION.

From tie National LntelRgsncer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-06-29

Napoleon has published Senatus Consul
tum OF four articles. 1t provides, that the
territories, lately taken from Holland, Shall
form an integral par; Of the French empire
wMch shaiIss five deputies 10 the Legis
'auye body.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-20

The United States big Vixen is in the
river, one of her boats came up to the city
last evening. The Hon. George Paindc*tc',
delegate to congress from the Mississippi
Territory and his family, came passengers
on board the Vixen.
DIED at sea on his passage from Havan.
ma to this port, lieut.. Triple ofthe United
States navy. Re had the command OF the
brig Vixen, and vas ordered Gas we are IN
formed) TO cruize in our waters tor the
protection of our trade. Lieut.. Trip was
a brave active officer, and had signailZed
himself in the Tripolitan war, in the Nsdi.
terranean.
All the information we have received
from West Florida, cor, oborale the extract
of letter which we published yesterday,
from Bayou Sarah. Deputies have been
named at Baton Rouge, who are gone W to
Join the general convention or congress at
Buffers Plains. Ii is generally understood
that the governor of Baton Rougsis favor
able to the views of the people.
We also find that the people continue to
place much dependence sn the y. 5. tor
protection, at least that part OF Florida
which has been claimed by them they
ought not to be too sangune on this score
the u. S. will be (:s they have been) very
guarded in giving offences to any otshe Eu-
ropean powers.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-20
APPENDiX--No. II.
VATTEL, Book iii. chap g.
Of the enemy's allies; sscieries q U0'' Us
7EQrleS and subsidies.

7EQTieS ana SNCSinH''
s Is. We have sufficiently spoken u
treaties in general, that here we S0a'' WV w.,
on this subject only in its particular lat. >" o
tons to war. Treaties relating ,,r
war are of several kinds, and vary IN III i
objects and clauses, according to the VII ,.e,
those who make them. Besides aIp.in.
to them all that we have said OF 'rs'u', nv
general (Book ii, chap. ~. &C. ''sj nj.
also be divided into treaties real aSo .I,o
sona, equal and unequal, &c. nn ", OBJ
those which relate TO their Part!''a'se,. ,
ject, war, have their specific d'ftsrs"' mai,
s 20. Under his relation, alliance nnsa
for war are divided in general into @I ra d:
alliances and oGsnsive alliances II~e(al
former the nation engages only - ,rs
its ally in case he be attacked: ID Inc ,pt
a nation joins with him for ATTACK" .ssoth,r
for Jointly carrying the war 'n'' a,usi':
nation. Some alliances are bo'h r liam d.
and defensive, ard an alliance IS sew. BG
fensive without being also defensive ,rN
i. is very usual for alliances to Dc .,al Dc
Defensive; and these are in genIIh 20
most natural and lawful, 1t wou'o tho
tedious, and even ofIit,le use, 10 SII;apcs'
the detail of all the variety in these '.moyp&
Some are aads without res'r'e'f0'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-20
WEST FLORIDA
IND E Pc " u z " T!

I " u e I Il ~ u u " 4
The Natchez mail last night brings the
ioyful news that the inha bi,ants of this de-
sirable section Of the CO nunent, have nobly
resolved to shake off their, European allie
glance, and join the y. S. or establish a
free government. The address, &c. will
appear next week. The events is import.
ant to US !: free commerce on the Mobile,
&c. May be expected We wish them all
the success they can merit. Gzarion( Ten
pap. 9u!y q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-20
) NEW YORK, AUGUST II.

NEW YORK, august II.
The British Packet Lord Chesterfield,
which was to have sailed on the 9th inst IS
still waiting for dispatches from Mr.. Jack.
son.
The Tune Packet had not arrived when
the Three Sisters left Halifax, fourteen days
since.
The English sloop of war Snap captain
Barclay, anchored yesterday afternoon at
Sandy Hook, in IL days from Halifax
She has dispatches from admiral sir J. 3.
Warren to the British minister. which were
brought up in pilot-boat othis city.
FROM FRANCE.
The ship Despatch, capt. Laffon, arrived
Yesterday from Bordeaux, which place she
left on the goth of June.
We learn from the captain and passen-
gers, that no favorable change, had taken
place in France relative to American affairs.
Bonaparte still continued his hostility to
this country. Mr.. Armstrong had not yet
left Ftance but was waiting the pleasure
ofthe emperor.
A few days before the sailing of the des-
patches Bonaparte was at Paris, his time
was principally occupied, with his new en-
press, and attending little to the cares OF
state. A bundle of state papers had been
sent to him at the empress private apart
meut, by the Duo de Cadolt, but he sent
them back unopened.
The Paris papers contain the particulars
of an affair which had excited consldera-
BE interest.-Gcneral Saracen, An officer in
the French army at Boulugne, bribed
fisherman at that place to put HIM on board
of an English man of war, at anchor on
the outside Of the harbor, & succeeded in
ehecting his escape. Up to the time OF his
leaving Boulogne, Saracen's conduct had
excited no suspicion, and he had regularly
corresponded with his commander in chief.
Mr.. Robert Baney, of this city, came
passenger in the Despatch, and has des-
patches for government. The other passen-
gers are foreigners
The Despatch was detained oHRoc heIIe
by rear admiral Ssopford's squadron but
permitted to proceed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-20
Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY, on the 4th of last month";
from the subscriber, living in Prince w iliiam
county, near Dumfries, Virginia olaek
man, named JEFFREY, % or 80 years DID,
about feet.2 or inches high--hels a shoe
maker by trade, has got remarkable, scar IN
his forehead occasioned by the KICK OF
horse, which was trepanne d-he was seen a
few weeks ago on the road about two miles
from Hay Market. Whoever secures the SAD
fellow so that get him again, shall receive
she above reward.
Luke Cannon.
Juno 2A-27. d6tlawSt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-20
WILLIAM HARPER, Jun.

DRUGGIST g APOTHECARY,
TTAS Jus; opened Druggist Store in King
street, between Mir. Hodgkin's Tavern
and MIR. Kincaid's store, where he offers for
sale a general assortment Of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale and
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to Mr.. John Llody's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampson's, where orders entrusted
TO him shall be executed on the most reason
able terms.
July 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
@e egouitor. No. XIV.

" IS nor this written ~ the book Of sfasher 90
Frequent reference is made in the Old
! Testament to books not now extant. In the
2lst chap. OF Numbers we are referred 10
" the book of the wars of the Lord :" and
IN the Chronicles we read of the books of
| Samuel the seer, of Nathan the prophet. Of
God the seer ; as also Of the prophecy of
abJah the Shlionite, and the visions OF
lido The seer. From these reference. to-
gether with the verse from the book of
joshua, quoted above as a text, syrle have
taken occasion TO speak reproachfulIy, and
| and pretences have been made to doubt the
authenticity OF Scripture on this account. -
hey Will argue thus-Your Bible refers us
TO books tor farther testimony which are not
/. To be found. The sacred Canon Is there fire
incomplete nor can we consent to receive
that system OF doctrines which Won say il
there contained because, could those books
be found they might alter the system mate
rally. Such are some of The objections
winch men start against SCI ipture truth. an
oraer 70 weaken ITS force, and if possible to
stlhe TIE convictions of their own minds !:
OUT these very circumstances when viewed
through another Medium rather serve 10
strengthen the faith Of the believer. and
add fresh testimony for the divine ori,,in Of
the Bible. rhe writings referred 10 were
probably annals of those times, where all
tho little circumstances Of those revolutions
were recorded for the information of the
generations immediately following. They
probably Contained minute account of lie
travels through Tie wilderness, tie entrance
INTO CaDaan, The might and valor Of Joshua
OF DAVID, and OF Solomon. But like an 9th.
er human contrivances they have sunk 70
OBLIVION with the lumber Of ages, and are u
completely lost as though they ne'er had
oeeh- Not 50 wiih thar holy word of inspI-
rdtton which Is able 10 make men wise unto
salvation. Amid the shaking Of the nations,
and the contentious of the world amid the
ooscuuty OF the most dark and barbarous
ages amid alt the wrath OF wicEed men
aud devils, the Holy Scriptures have been
preserved entire BY an invisible hand, and
nave burst like sunbeam on the benIghted
inhabitants of the world. This book Of
flasher was probably written in the time If
Joshua, and for ought we can see stood as
tair a chance of making its way To poslerity
as any book then extant but no, the honor
OF God among men was concerned in the
preservation OF those works written under
the immediate inspiration Ut the Holy Spir.
it and while
The bnsto moulders, and the deep chi
marble
Unsteady to the steel gives up its charge"
the sure word az GJd v III stand The con,ul-
sions OF tune, aad sbide The wreck Of me
world.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
NEW GOODS.

Samuel Walton, Tailor,
Ere5segr Fret,
LAS Jun received and now offers for fae,
az aforment of SUperane
Broad-C Cloths, Cq1imeres and H,mfer's
Clatb5,
Of fashionable colors and of the fri quality.
together with VESTINGS, ofthe newell ftyIe,
and TRIMMINGS iuitsbie for the fame I;
which will be fold for cath as cheap as can
be bought in this town or Bottom.
s. WATSON, continues to execute the
Tailoring Bufinefs,
in the newell fal,ion, and at the ihor,eff no
tice. Nov IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
Poetry.


BEAUTY.
The JyTnd passsfk ever Il, and ID is gone
I saw a de drop, cool snd clear,
Dance on myrtle spray,
Fan colours decks the lucid tear,
Like those which CLEAN and disappear,
When showers ard sunheams play.
Sol cast athwart glance severe.
And scortch'd the pearl away.
High on slender. polished stem
A fragrant lily Crews
On the pure petals many gem
Giittered native sdisdem
Ofllealthy morning dGw
a blast Of lingering. winter came,
And snapp'd the stem in two.
Fairer than mornings early tear,
Or lilies snowy hloom,
Shines beauty in its yernal year;
Bright, sparkling, fascinating, clear,
Gay, thoughtiess OF lis doom
Death breathes sudden poison near,
And sweeps it to the tomb
Whai can Young Lassie DO sftk an
Old Nan 2'
ny ROBERT BURNS
What can young Iassie, what shall young
lassie
What can young lassie do with an old
man
Bad luck on the penny that tempted my
mother
To sell her poor Jenny for silver and
land.
He's always complaining from morning 10
evening,
He coughs and he staggers the weary
DAY long;
He's stupid and doing, his blood it is fro
zen
Oh, dreary's the night with crazy old
man.
He huns and he bankers ne frets and he
cankers,
never csA please him do all that l
can:
He's peayish aud jealous Of all the young
fellows:
Bad luck on the day met with an old
man.
My old auntie Baty upon me takes pity.
Ill do my endeavours to follow her plan /:
I'll cross him and wrack him until heart
break him
| And then his old brass will bye me new
pan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
fre6 Drugs s. Mediines,
NEHEMIAH CRAM.

7 AS juft received at No. 8 & A, Jones Row,
Exchange Street, general sHortment Of
N. l. GOODS.
ID al 'ition TO his former Stock ALTO 25 doz
Corn Brooms (heit quality
4 general adorinient Of foor and Hearth
Bruihss,
80 dvz. aforted Holland Skates,
Brals Ketfles Of all Sizes,
A general aGoTtment of Hollow Ware By
8 by 10 Giafsi BriRoI Crown.
A Quantity of Blocnm Tea Pots Of different
Patterns, and Cutlery
hho--Calk Raiiins
30 Boxes of Bloom and Musca,el DC.
so Boxes Candies
10 Bales prime Cotton,
1000 ID Connecticut Cheese, &c. s..
Portland, Ma l2. [2m.)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
NesO Cabinet Shop.
GEORGE CLARK.

GEORGE CLARK,
CABINET and CHAIR MAKER,
7 INFORMS the public that he has taken a
ihop oppoEte Mr.. Robert Boyd's near the
head of Erchange-'treet, where he has COM
faenced the manufacture of
CABINET WORK,
in It's various branches. He has on hand ben
St Domingo Wood, with which he expects TO
be able to manufacture Cabinet Furniture in
the newell iiyle and in faithful manner.
WANTED.
A journeyman and an Apprentice to the
above buGnefs--to whom good encourage
ment will be eiven-the boy aged is or Is
years. 10 LET,
The Lower Room in fAid Gop. Me-. IL.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19
SETH CLARK,

Ert5s.gs Street,
HAS JUN received an additional afiortmcn
4 of
Broadciotbs, Kerjsymeres and Hunter!
Clofb5,
Of various colors ,-among which are piec'
Of luper fuperhpe black, and ] do do. blu.
Wen country Broadcloth--Together witt
Trimmings of all kinds.
He continues TO carry on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
on feaie adequate to the immediate execa
iion Of all commands entI nlted TO his care
POrfLSa1, 0a. %. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

Samuel g. Seward Porter,
No. 8, Union Hiatt
OFFER for fae, for cath, or approved in
- doried notes, at frty days, now sanding
from lchooner Fsi, LAZY, Peleg Holmes, mat
Ter, from fs,m.Efb,
Hhds. Molzfies
2 do Sugar
bags Coffee
] cak Copperafs
boxes Mullard
~ do 8 by 10 Glafs
caiks, 81 dog. Bodies, and
IL crates Ware, afToued.
n Sto,s-Ruilia Cordage, and Bolt Rope (;
india Duck Swedes and American lfon, al
forted Sp;ks-Rods, sc.
Wsussi to f~ebsf, OATS, for'which Cath
viii be pad (tf) M s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

that no man born in America would
be guilty of fuch an outrage Such
kind Of democracy could hot exit
without imPortations; and this the
leaders know, notwithstanding their
violent oppohtion TO commerce.
N. 4. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-11-19

7bs }5A9uing extraordinary faccS5Tsn If
ealamities tosk place lat ninth on
bard tbr U, 5. Frigate CeaRitufi2r,
CAPT. hsA, in fbs Eart ypdcs q fur
days.
While Capt. Hull was on hors at
Sandy Hook, where the Frigare was
lying at anchor, fix names on paper
were handed to the Commanding
Officer FOR permitlion to 20 on fhors
he marked four names as permit
ted, laying that all could not go.-It
70 happend that he marked thofe Of
Morgan and Rogers TWO midihipmen,
between whom duel took plac1 at
that time as mentioned in the papers,
and their two feconds--the refuit Of
the duel it is known was the death Of
Rogers, and Morgan wounded-the
dead body was the fame evening car
ried on board the Frigare, and the
next day with the ulual ceremonies
buried on fhore, while the proceiIion
ofboats for this purpofe were moving
towards the fhore, a man fell from
the matt head of the frigate aud was
killed, in quarter of an hour after
wards another fell from the fame
place and was 70 hurt that he died
the next day !; while they were low
eriRg this wounded man into the
cock pit, another fell backward into
the cock pit and badly fractured his
leg--the next day the Frigate failed
for the Delaware, and the day after
while ihe was going up the bay az
the rate of ten knots an hour, . mid
fhipman fell overheard and was
drowned, while the boats were low
ering away to 60 10 his relief, the
tern boat with pendant and three
men in it was capfizcd and they vera
all Immediately plunged into the wa
Ter, from which they were with diff
hculty refcned BY the surrounding
boats.