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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24
Dortlato,

Monday, September q, 1910.
Our Engliss dates are to the 18th of
august They relate principally TO
the movements Of The Spanish and Por-
'nguese armies, which have been anti
cIPated by arrivals here direct from the
seat OF war.-lt is said that another
Bearer otdespatches from Mr.. Pinck
hey, has arrived at New York, who re-
ports that a new British Minister is
appointed and viii shortly embark for
this country.
Accounts from Portugal ere to the f1lh
~ August. AT that time no event OF i'm.
portance had occurred /; but it was expec.
fu general battle would be fought on tie
~, aS'h at August, BonaPatte's birth day
ne French Emperor had ordered the
Hlhee Of Ess.lay TO enter Lisbon and b,
efowned Kfas Of Portugal "A treaty whicf
'.fdheen concluded and ratified bet,veei
1os'ggai aud Algiers, was published D.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

e.ntor, Nj. Moasr, asuel Is to ,he Pupils.
to fay, that the examination and the exhibi-
ton were highly g ediiibis 10 both Pieceptor
ard Scholar"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-09-24

FTfuGy, Oep1- =.
Arrived ship North America, Capt. p.
Drihkwater, 70 days from Cronstradt.
Saturday, Sept. %
Arrived brig Ambitlon, capt jameson,
IS days from Lisbon-No News
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26

Z. salssi1s q Nat the Danish government
ahsd ssiEsa md condemned s Amerieanyea.
sssls sad eifgoes in consequences OF their
seahip III from England thas III other
'AneSissh tessels md Propsrty were put
undkf ssqusSf lsfion but aos eondcmned,un-
less hlvin9 e6ms from & Brisish port
Capt. y. also iniorms, that 5 dsys before
be sa!lrd, the Danish government issued .
dseres. prohibiting the importation OF cot:
ton ous Of Holstsin.. Sugar and coffee had
been prohibited by former decree.
We further learn .ha, The emperor Ma
polseu has bses divsrcsd from HE wiz, 1.-THE
snprsss Josephine. -
The ship. Indiana, HIM f Bal.im~s,
and Ocean, Atkins, Of New York, were
loss. abou, .heis. Of Jan. at the mouth OF
the Eydsr most Of the eargoss lost,
crsws .sSved. ,..'
Ths'ship Three Sisters, Of New York,
was lose At the same place, about The 9th
Of Dec. -
The ship Oriental, Of Baltimore, was
driven ashore at Heligoland, the vessel and
NEST ofthe cargo lost, and an American
sch. totally lost, at the same place, crew
sarxd.
> Accounts were received at Tonningen, of
the loss Of 81 vessels, on that coast, within
4 months.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

Yesterday arrived at this port, tho ship
Monticello, Kearney, from Lisbon, which
port he left on the 9th o. Jan.
Capt. K. infoams Us that the British ar
my had left Spain, aud that their head
quarters we're at Coimbra--that the Bri.
tish government were going to support a
Portuguese army OF 10000 men, to be
commanded by British oAieers--'has no
battles had been fought very lately between
the Spaniards and French.
Capt. K. further states, tina. jnss before
he sailed British packet arrived bringing
London papers to the Sd of January, some
OF which our informant perused. but d.
not find they contained any thing of i'm.
por,ance, excepting the dismissal of Mr..
Jackson, by the American government;
and Mr.. Canning's appointment to be fist
lord of tn treasury, in the place Of lord
Mulgrays.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26

MS r;csissd. We have sought in vain
for this fact, and therefore We are at \
loss 20 conceive hoss O measure calculated
10 close The door Of accommodation and
90 prveipisase the nation into calami.
tous war, can rneri, the appreciation Of any
American who feels anxioss 70 maintain the
h,ror and pressrvs The peace and happiness
Of HE country. ....' .,
Sloall the raomsn,ous dusy OF deciding
upon the attitude which the United Stasss
shall assume ia the present emergency, De
D. riorusd with wisdom and fidelity By the
agynls 70 whom is 10 con6dsd, We assure
SQur .xcslleney thar we shal be araong The
6.ss to render them the tribute ct deserved
praise. And should war snsus We SHAH
cordially unite with our fellow. citizens
throughout lhe union to meet the shock
with frmness and zeal which real patriot
lam will dictate. -, ..
4 A., the sa,a: time we have no hesitation
90 dec!..re ilEG We are decidedly opp osed TO
o war, provided it con be avoided consist.
EMILY with our nationafhonor and safety.
We shoAd consl1=r is as onel Of che
greatest calauili.s to be involved in q war
With tue onh remaining European power
which presents BARRIER 70 that universal
do:ninIo0, at which one Ct the bslligsren.s
uaniiesE aims, aud 70 WATCH be approach
90 wIth rapId and awful strides. Ii 10 more.
OVER lamen'aOte truth, that our country
h unPre Parsd to prosecute war with CT.
thsr OF INK, belIigersnS, however neoessary
she neasurv may De. In all the essential
fnSaOs which that acPl6rable state requires,
as well for offensive AS defensive OPP, atoms
, we are greatly dshcienr, but more especial.
ly in Tue i@Por,sne aud in disPens.Dle re-
qusile vi money. .
We are justly alarmed at the report of
ihs SECRETARY OF the treasury, in which he
discloses thc melancholy fact, that we ars
reduced to tue neeessi,v Oh rssorting to
loan o. iaur millions Of dollars and up
wards, to dstrSy the ordinary expcnces vi
the general governmcnt. This communal
cation is equally unexpected and discou-
raging 10 the people OF the United States,
and We sincerely hope that those who arc
intrus,ed With The supsriptendancs oil their
national concerns will institute such an en-
quiry into. the true Causes Of the exhausted
state Of tie treasury, as the magnitude and
urgency Of the Gaze imperiously calls for.
The several legislative matters TO which
your rxcelisncy has directed our attention
shall engage our deibtrasion. And We
heartily r<ciproears the assurance you have
giHss. 10. khx.lsgis!asurs oil faithful ra.o,
Psfation IN every necessary msasurr to pro-
mote the puzzle welfare. ,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
.Rort of alexandria.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED, .... ..
Ship Cea.ury, Finley, Isle Of Nay
sals-to the master.
',Ssh'r Eliza & 'Betsey, "Howss, Rasson
different persons. ..-
tcLEARED,
Brig Sophia. Mhadre, Teaniagen--
by Washinssan Bowie and oshers.
.Columbi,, Stone. ST Bartholomew
by r. V.isch & Co. -
Ship Allegheny, Morris, Tonnisgea--
by Washington Bowie and others. !
sloop Ranger; Campbell, Nsybvrypess
-.-by Lawrsssn apA Fowls. 8.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
NIuabl. Property for Sale.

I'm pursuance OF a deed executed 10 the
Subscribers Oh the It'll day Of August, 1903,
by the late E06errT. H0Oe, Esq. IN trust Tor
certain purposes thereby expressed, they will
proceed to sell ~ public auction, al the Cot.
Zee House, in the town of Alexandria, on the
6rst N.ond,y in March next, the following
.Valaa6!c PrGjicrty, viz.
'. One Lot of Ground in the
said town Of Alexandria, lying eastward Of
Union and Between Duke and Wolfe streets,
with Wharf extended from the same into
the river: This lot fronts feet on the
Potomac.
One other Lot. situated on
Water street, between Prince aid Duke
streets, anu fronting about ~. feet on WateI-
street This lot is Handsomely enclosed. and
there Is ! very productive gartlcn. upon it.
q. The SnG'ridrG dZDicty gfthr, /olLosp.mg Proter-
~, at situated in the-sGid togvn If .dLeran-
Grio, 20 wit
One Moiety of the Property
on which the said Il. /. hoOe lately resided
situated At the corner Of Prince and Water
streets, ana fronting fleet or therea-
bss,s Oh Water, aud feet on Prince
sTcetS' On t'hS property there are cXteD-
siye Brick Buildings, forming large ard
well 6l'ished Dwelling House K three Stores,
with all necessary out houses, q pump IN the
yard and ALI excellent garden.
Ill S O,
The undivided Moiety Of a
House and Lot situated at the corner Of Wa
Ter and Duke streets, fronting feet on
Water, and feet on Duke. This pro
perty is subject to i'll annual ground rem, for.
eve Of sixty one and AT half dollars. .:
The whole Of the above property except
the lass is free Of cnrumbrance, and viii b
shewn at any time to such as desire to be i''--
Termed absut it. The sale viii be made Oil
credit OF s, IL and 10 months for approved
Endorsed noscs, negotiable at the bank of Alex.
andria. :. .,...- ... --'
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrlsoa.
Nov. 80, eeea
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26

ORPHANS Court,
-Hlersndria County, Fsb. szIsn, :tss0.4
ORDERED, IT hat the excGuter Of ..iossA4
Coleman, deceased, do ipsert khs Solipwing
advertisements three times in each week fer
4 weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazstsa.
'lTes.e. ALEX. MOORE, Res. 1
This. u:to give Notice,
That the subscriber, a.Alsxandria csuns'
w.. IN the dislrict Of Calumtia. Aas obtsinsd
from the orphans' court Of spiSccpnsy .isttere
aestsmestasF oD4hs sstaas Of Iat9aA falnnen,
late. of Alesanafia,a dsceassds AL peeso0S
.kaxing elaine asainss the mid deessfed, are
,hessbr waruad % sxhlit ~ acme with ibo
vouchers shereof - III sukscriher, on &C h.
fore. the 18th deg Of August nsxt; .Sr they
may bylaw beexsluded from aA. benefit 70
,said ssssts,- And thsse indebted tbsretQ.A1e
required 10 max . ;immed;ase payment. !.
Given under, my hand, this LIB 4dsY ,eE
February, lsl6. = III, !.
Joleph Dean, fxr:,
zssrsFy y - -
.s. ~, ,-.a :
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
"WEDNESDAY, February q.

y
COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE BILL.
The bill concerning commercial inter.
course with Great Britain and France was
read third time as amended.
Mr.. clay moved to reeommt the bill.
The votes on this motion were as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Bradley, Brent, Camp.
bell, Clay, Condit, German. Masthewsoa,
Meiss, Parker, Pope, Robinson, Sumter,
Whiteside- Is.
NAYS--Messrs. Anderson, Bayard,
Champlin, Crawford, Franklin, Csillard,
Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg, Hil!house. Hor'
sew, Lambert, Leib, Lloyd, Pickering, Reed,
Smith, Of Md. Smith Of N. Y. TAFT, sTur.
crr-2o. &c.,,
The bill was passed by Yeas and Nays
as follow:
'YEAS--Messn. Anderson, Bayard,
Brent, Campbell, Champlin, Crawford,
:Franklin, ,Gaillard, Gilman, Goodrich,
Gregg, Hillhouse, Horsey, Lambert, Leib,
Lloyd, Masthewsou, Meigs, 'Piekerins'
Reed, Smi,h of Md. Smith ofN"Y. Sum.
ter, 'Tais, Turner, Whisesids-2e.
NAYs--Msssrs. Bradley Clay. Coadis,
German, Parker, Pope and Robinson--7.
The title of the bill was amended 10 read
as follows IS An act TO interdict the pub
lie ships and vessels OF France and Great
Britain from che 'por,s asd harbors OF the
United State, and Tor other purposes.''
~. New Yoax, February 20.
LATEST FROM 1>ONNINGEN.
Yesterday arrived at shi. port the ship
Amazon, Turnev, rom Tonainges, which
place hs lsft on shf 10Th Of Iaaasry' CAPT.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26

The election for the list Ward'to bs.hslH
at the house Ut Jeremiah .Nsale, Unioe'
street--For the I'd WaId at the Council
Chambrr-For the Sd Ward AT Jo6ni
Hodgkin's tavern, and the -4sh Ward az tho
house Of Mr.. Hutchen's, corner ct pukx
and St. Asaph street,. 8. 3"
Extract from the minutes
ADAM LYNN, G. C.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
February rs.
IN COMMON COUNCIL ~
February &c, se1G

OsDssxD, That she foiloxins psfJhag !,
be appointed commissioners for S,ipssils
tending the eleeslons to be held Ia, the d..
ferens wards Of the aoxn, On Tues4ay !shs
9Th day Of Marrh next, Tor the pAspass o.
sleesing snemben Of tbs cemnep CSuasA4
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26

Captain Mitchell, Of the schooner Ac-
tive, in Is DAYS from St. Barts. furnishes
u. with the following confirmation of tbs
above paragraph, viz. That the day be-.
fore he sailed news arrived there from
~Gualaloupe. that 500 of the troops belong,
ing to the. British expedition landed in the
bay of Mahon 9th Jan. dreve the. French
before them, and took possession Of that
part of the island. On the I'd. Of Feb. an
attack was to be made on Psint Petre.--
There were 20 sail of the line lying off the
mouth of the harbor.
Extraes Of a letter, dated >Hambuxgh, "a.
.nuary S, 1910, received per the A,nazan,
capt. Turner.
"|The attachment which the Danish
Government laid short time ago, on ell
the goods, warehousing on the ~Holstein
territory, has for the present reduced bust
ness to a state Of total inactivity. a'h's
measure has been taken in order to make
further researches after English goods, and
it 10 not doubted that the American pro-
per.y will be respected as before"
Exchange, % 1-2. .
Prices at Akona--Cofee,r good Ordinary,
Is 12-Sugar, brown, 2a s24-whise, 70
a 50.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
HWFSTjINDIA NEWS,

Captain Gross, who arrived here ,yesterr
day from Porto, Rico, informs, that in.elli-
geace reached thar port about the ssrh OF
January, stating that the, British expsdi-
tion from Martinique, SC. had efeessd q
landing ca the. island Of .Gnsdalonpe. bs-
tween Bassaterre and the river Sale, -ha-
wing blown up, and taken several redcubts
and intended to attack Bassaterrs. on the
6rst of February.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
Z. i e, i 9fS, 10 ~ a.
a,rsnDsss Dzsg 6astts..
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is.

From some cause (indispoa.ioa we pre-.
suns) 1--WE have not received from .ouri Re.
porter, the proess diuss Of The house ofrs.
representatives. Of Saturday Last. We learn
verbally from Washington thar no business
ofimportanes was transacted on that day,
and that they determined 70 take up Mr..
Masous bill this day.
Neys Expecssd.-A ssssel from Liver.
pool has been spoken With At sea, which
sailed from England afer the news Of M.
Jacksou's dismissal had been received. X
blowing hard, it could only be ascsrtainSd
that the information excited much anxiety
"a Liverpool. The arrival of the vessel
spoken may be hourly expected. -
CBost pap. Fe1. ~
Senate Of the United States.
Tuesday, February 20.
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of sAe bill conserving commercial inter.
course, &c.
Mr.. Smith md aovedto strike opt the
I'd, 18th, 5sh, 9th, 9TH, 9Th, 9eh, and 18th
sections of the bill.
This motion was agreed to by yeas and
nays as follow
Yeas.-Messrs. Anderson, Bay Gail
lard, German, Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg,
Horsey, Leib, Lloyd, Mas,hewson, Park
er, Pickering, Reed, Smith, (MO TAFT, Is.
Nays.--aIessrs. Bradley, Brent, Clay,
Condis, Crawford, Franklin, Lambert, Ro-
biusou, Saith, IN. ~ Sumter, Turner
II,
The bill was farther amended 30 as only
TO retain the 1st,2d and 18th sections, which
provide for the exclusion of British and
French armed vessels from our waters,
and for the repeal Of the nou:intereourss
law.
AS amended, the bill was: passeeto a;3d
reading.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
RICHARD MOOD, ]

RICHARD lWO(IU, !, ssg !.
Ladies' e ;Gentle;nen's Hair Drs0trs
TTAS commenced busines. this day, n hiS
81 shop On Fairfax street, opposite Mr..
GUY Atkin.oa's. From bis experiences In 3
business, obtaiaed by an eight are aaarfA-
ncsshih in this town, he aaiters himsetf the
he will Be able to please every person whose
GOOD wi,he, for the prosperity of q yasnE
man may induce them to employ him.
February %. q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-26
Public Sale.

TBy mutual eobs NJ q EAe. 1'aT3lEs,I :.
,TINDER the authority of deed Of. trusts
~ from VIM: ]. Hall, the subscriber viii
offer at public sale. for cash, on the 2eth day
oil the presen, month, Of 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the dwelling house Of the sei,-
Wm:I, Hall. "a valuable negro woman, y
boy, anda variety Of articles Of household and
kitchen furniture. !,
Colin Aud, -7ry,gee.
Teb.i9. ~. = q. . ..Es
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09
(coNTINUED.)
TUESnAY Dec %

- TUESDAY, Dec. ~.
Mr.. MACON said that it appeared to him,
.be first point for consideration in the reso
luton ought to be, is it cxpedient; but it
seemed to him that those who had taken part
III the debate had looked at every thing but
Tue resolution aud he should probably fol-
low the example. What good effect will
the resolution have if adopted! will it pro
duce unanimity at home, or responsibility
abroad! will it add strength to the nation
VIII IT MI the treasury with money, or will
IL convince the civilized world that t is
tnelr interest to act justly towards us No,
SIR IL VIII not produce one Of these. lam
opposed to the resolution, not for the rea-
sons winch have been offered against it, nor
1or any which can be drawn from the docu-
menls before us, bit because am opposed
70 addressing the President Of the u States
ON any subject whatever. We have nothing
10 90 with hirn in cur legislative character,
rxcept the passing Of laws, calling ON hi.n
1or information, or to impcach. On the day
OF The Presidential election we in common
with our fellow citizens are to pass ON his
conduct, asd resolutions of this sort will
nave no weight on that day. 1t is on this
ground solely that am opposed to adopting
any resolution whatcv yer in relation TO the
Executive conduct. IF the National Legis
"tH,e Can pass resolutions to approve the
eonduc; 81 the President. may they not also
I"S? Ess2l"f'ons 10 ce"surs; and hat wout
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09
Gonnre85.
HOUSE or REPRESEWI,1yyYES

~ TIE Debate in the II. or. has been
shnn out to so great a leneth, fhaf zpe
shall md IL IMPOSSIBLE to lay the 7vhoie
Series 9 Sheeches before our reuders.-
ne shat therefore ertroct such harfs nj
tic debafe as sue shall think most inter-
esh"s. Here folto7us the Speech Of Mr..
MAcoE.-E. L.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

O Published BY Thomas Richie. nearly op-
tosite fhe Globe Tavern. Richmond, Virginia.
Ur CONDITIONS Five dollars a year, TO
be paid annually in advance. Those spho svi,h 70
be considered annual subscribers, must hereafter
DESIGNATE it the time Of subscribing, otherwise
their pabers will Be discontinued the expiration
Of the frsf year.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09
DEBATE

ON THE 3oINT RESOLUTION
APPROVING Tie conduct ofMe Executive in
relation to the refusal 10 receive anu fur
Sher communication iron, Francis James
jackson.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

FNEf Subscriber PROPOSE, ooenire a School on
Monday the Sth inst in the house kno1pn bv
III. name tks Old Acaitmy, for the instruction
Of Youth in fhe Enciish Language. Writine and
-irithnefic: Price otTmtion S 90 per nnnunr, bap
a6le quarterly; particular attention shall be t,ia
TO the advancement sveH az pnoraL, of those
1onfhs connni,ted'o his care He is in bossess;ou
ct Testimonials Of his Abilities
THONiS LIE TELLER
RichnlonG. Jan 6, 1870 IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09
THIS DAY is PUBLISHED,
A New Theory,

The DIURW.1L ROTATION OF THE
EARTH:
Demonstrated upon Mathematical Principles,
from the properties of the Cyc!oid and the Epi.
Cycloid.
WITH
AN APPLICATION OF TIE THEORY,
To the explanation of the various Phenomena of
the Winds. Tides and ofthose Stony and Me.
tallic concretions which have fallen from Hea-
ven upon the surface of the Earth.
BY JOHN WOOD,
.1uthor Of Elements Of Pershsctive, 1irim-
ted in London, in 1899.
December L.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

4 NTIGUA RUM, APPLE BRANDY, &c
~ 90 hhds Antigua Rum,
60 bbls. Apple Brandy,
50 bis. Muscovado Sugar,
10 boxes White HAVANA do.
$50 boxes, Fresh R.is;ns.
IS casks, 5
so boxes Chocolate,
10 casks London Refined Salt Petrc,
IL bags Green Coffee,
FOR SALE BY
Ash OTIS,
Opposite Samuel White's 7aee,n.
January s. 3tE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-01-09

THE Subscribers having qualified as Execu-
i tors Of the Win Of the late Mr.. Overton
Anderson, merchant Richmond have appointed
Messrs. Thomas Norvell and Richard Anderson
of the city of Richmond. agents to settle and ad.
lust the debts and claims ofthe Estate-All those
indebted to the said Estate earnestly request
ed to make payment, without delay to the said
Thomas Norvell and Richard Anderson, who
are authorised to give discharges, and who will
discharge ali debts due by the Estate.
SAMUEL 1fOSBf.
DABNET MINOR
December 6. eptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-27

proceedings in general, there is in this par
ticuiar case. reason equally powerful for
refraininS trorn any such expressions of fee
ing-anu that Is. that while Jackson is
travelling the country in the two fold cha
acter OF an incendiary ard u spy. antl,with
the inde!ible mark Of disgrace which our
government has so justly fixed upon him
he is an object truly worthy OF the scyuphan
tic attentions of British emissares, tories
aud traitors-but is entitled only TO the 81
lent contempt of those true Americans who
love their own country better than they do
any oher, and who mean 10 support its rights
and the dignity of It's government. when re
cessary, with their lives and fortunes 10
burn the eiIigy Of such character, is Gu
terripg upon 1T a mark Of distinction. TO which
it has no shadow Of claim-sinCc vulgar in -
solence and ape,sh dignity, mean dupliciiy
and cold blooded cruel y are the mos, con
spicuous traits n the diplomatic character
ot Francis James Jackson OF the former
we have the proof in his conduct towards
our own government-and of the latter, the
shades OF the martyrs of Copenhagen have
long since borne wines at the bar # Ma,
a!l-seeing JUDGE whose court is the never
falling and eternal fountain of justice, and
who viii assuredly avenge the innocen,
blood OF those martyrs upon the guilty head
OF their destroye Register.
The frigate United States is cruising
southwardiy in search of pilot boat bull,
schooner formerly belonging to ST. Mary's
which had commenced pickarooning - IEi
mington Va chman.