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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-19

Mysfe''oas ave csnnot avuid cal
ling the attention 81 or readers 10
very singular ciicum, auce. The al.
ministratiun frequ MI, < very prompt.
ly indulge their Constituents WITH
the correspondence between Mr.. Pink
ney and the British goyernmeht, issu.
Cd in National Inteligenccr Estraor-
binary, while the correspondence be-
tween Gen. Armstrong and the French
government is as frequently studiOusly
concealed. We have now to be sure.
the Presidents Proclamation amour.
cling OH the ID November that the
French DEGREES ceased TO exist the das
PREVIOUS but the proclamation does
not contain the least inumation that
the American property sequeslered in
france IS 10 be restored, or that the
American property that may hereafter
De sent there will be respected. And
although the official paper announces
TIL receipt OF dispatches from Gen.
Armstrong, (of course containing his
correspondence with the French gov
ernmentl yet not single line is made
Pub!ic--we the people are as much ill
the dark as ever. Oar French cores
pondence is hid under a busheI, while
that with Great Britain is proclaimed
upon the house top.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-19

BOSTON, NOV. IL.
Arrived, ship America, Capt. Isaac
Stone, ~ days from Chtis,ianssn I,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-19
portiai.o,

Monday, November 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-19

Commercial Prosaerfsy.-There ar
rived at the port Of New-York, in one
day, 9Th inst. rs vessels. In Boston.
there were Seventy vessels arrived on
the oh and 10th inst % of them
from European ports. This exhibits
proud contrast to the Tsrrapin poll,
cy OF Embargo and Non-intercourse,
which probably our Rulers would have
continued, had il not been for the zeal
GUS efforts OF the FeGeIalisi in Con-
gress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-11-19

with lsl passengers co-.islinr ol ma.
tiers, mates and seamen belonging Ia
vessels carried into the ports Of Non
way, aud which were under capture, SCI
questrauon, condemnation, sc. Can,
D reports, that the situation of the A.
rerlcan vessels and cargoes at Chris
uinsand, was desperate in the extrem.
ali that were taken in the feet, had
been condemned at the Court Of Prize.
II that place though Some appeals
were suffered 10 be made to higher
court at Copenhagen, where il is pro-
babe similsr fate will attend item.
The America WIS taken up by tie
American Consul to convey hi. unfor.
tunate countrymSn 10 their homes.
The passengers are Capt Donaldson.
William Russell, +. Graves and
Meek; % mates, and $50 seamsn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
b o '0 K S.
Just received and for sale by
Samuel Pleasants, T.
iF,eldinr's IIistory Of Tom ZONES.

FieIding's History of Tom Joncss
<Simsoa's Euclid.
Bells Anatomy, Heury's Travels in
Seofield on Cow-Pock Canada ami the In !.
Bucks Miscellaneous dian Territories,
d, Works between the years
Ful!er's Defence 1850 and 1776 -
Washington, or Lib. Edwards on baptism
er.y Restoredy a Friend and Physician
Poem, by TLomas Hurder's History oil
Nortnmors, Esq. the Holy Bible
Memoirs of Samuel Hening aud Mum
Eoots. Esq lords Reports, 9
Ciirisiisn Preacher vols.
r Ise M,series OK HUI Tyler's Reports. 1
man Lille vol. to be continu-
Antidote so, ditto ed
Sequel 10 the Auth Harris and McHea-
!. Sote ry's Reports
ROSE, or American Anthon's Blackstone
Genius ano EduCa- kenGa!l's Travels
tion through the North
Tue Noveiist's Ma. ern parts of the u
= gszIne States, in the years
loV7===8
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18
L. HOUSEHOLD MANUFAC.
TURES.

But by far the gteatef part of the
goods made OF those mate riala (couon,
flax an woody are manufactured IN pii.
|vste families, mostly for their own ~,
and partly for sale. The, principally
conaisto Of cosrae cloth, AaDnel, cotton
siu8s, and stripes Of every description,
linen and mixtures of wool wtn AK
or cotton. Tae Information reeslses
from every state, and from mcre dem
sky different places, ccmcurs IA ssia-
bilshIng the face # an extraordinary
increase during the two last years, and
IA rendering il probable that stout
wo thirds Of the Sloshng nela0n.E
hosiery, ana oil she house sud table
linen worn end vsed BY DC js,babitsn.e
.ci The u. s. wh5 dD COS reside Ia ti-
nes, Is Re RreelueL O. lAiaily. seaus.s-
tares,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

house ot Representatives, respect
fully submits the following Report
in part, on the subject of
DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES:
The following manufactures are car.
ried on TO an extent, which may be
conaidered adequate to the consump-
item Of the u. States rhe foreign ar.
ticles annually imported, being less il
value than those of American manu-.
facture belonging TO the same genersl
class, which arc annually exported
viz:
Manufactures of wood, or OF which
wood is the principal material.
Leather and manufactures of lea
lther.
'Sosp and tallow candles.
Spermacesi oil and candles.
Fiaxseed oil.
Rsflned sugar.
Coarse earthen ware.
Snuff chocolate, hair powder and
mustard.
The following branches are hrfnly
established, supplying in several in
stances the greater and in ALA eonsi.
derable part OF the consumption Of the
United States--vizs
Iron and manufactures of iron.
Manufactures of cotton, wool and
fax.
Hats.
Paper, printing types, printed books,
playing cards.
SPiritueus and malt liquors.
Several manufactures of hemp.
Gun powder.
Window glass.
| Jeweiry and clocks.
Severa! manufactures Of lead.
Slraw bonaets and hats.
Wax candies.
Progress has also been made In the
following branches~-viz.
Paints and colofs, several chemical
preparations and medical drugs, salt.
nanoiacturss OF cagpsr and brass, ia
panied and plated ware, calico printing,
jqueen'a and other earthern and glass
wares, &c.
Many articles, respecting which no
linformatlon has been received, are un.
Ideobtedly omitted; and the substance
OF the information Obtained on the
acst importact branches, is comprc
hended under the following heads (.
Wood and Manufactures of Wood.
All the branches of this manufacture
are carried to high degree Of perfec.
lion, supply the whole demand OF the
Ufited States, and consist principally
OF cabinet ware and other household
fuI ,iture, coaches and carriages, either
Tor pleasure or transpoItation, and
ship building.
The ships and vessels above twenty
tons burthen, built in The u. States
during the years 1901 1907, neasur-
ed 774,922 tons, making on an average
about 10000 tons year, and worth
more than six millions OF dollars. A..
bout two thirds were registered for the
ioreign trade, and the remainder H..
ssncsd for the coasting trade and fish,
cries.
Cfthc other branches no particular
account can be given. But the annu
al Expectations OF furniture and car
riages amount to 10000 dollars -
The value of the whole, including ship
building, cannot be less than twenty
millions Of dollars a year.
Under this head may also be aen
toned pot and pearl aah, OF which, be-
sides supplying the internal demand,
400 tons are annually exported.
Leather and Manufactures ofLea,her.
Tanneries are established in every
part of the u. States, some Of then
on very large scale the capital EN-.
pIoyed in single establishment a.
mounting to one hundred thousand
dollars. A few hides are exported
aud IL is stated that one third OF thos.
used in the great tannerios of the At.
iant'c states, are imported from Spa.
ash America. SCme superior or pA-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

ThesSeerstary Of the Treasury, in O.
bedience 10 the resolution of the
House of Representatives, respect.
fully submits the following Report,
in part, on the subject OF
DOMESTIC MANUFAC-
TURES:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

yEjAS taken up this morning by
Wv the subscriber, a SORaEL
: MARE, about Is hands high; with
. small blaze In the iorehex59 long
mane, and supposed 10 be 4 OF Yyears
old !; the over is requested 4rcome
and take her and pay the necessary ex-
Penses, &c.
DAVID H.. CROMWELL.
May IA, 1910. (3t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

K ( = o X T
OF The
SECRETARY OF TIE TREA-
SUEY
M A d u r A c t u r E S.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-18

r E r o Il T
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
81 Je Guqusrer.
RIcIIMoND, NOVEMBER %. 1alil
The "GREAr. VItroRY."

INC " lLTORF.
The CorRnna .Nezvs is now sifted 20 It's
nregs-Instead of IA, 600 ofthe enemy lost
and the rest of them vetreating, we have IN
Lord Wellingtoh's official account of it. ra
ther." beggarly account of empty boxes. -
1t is in the true Iciayera style of victo.
ny ; that is, they beat the enemy first, and
then make precipitate retreat. This
IS really the art of coming off with FLYING
colours. -
The London Prints, on the fsitf Of nv
Lords dispatches. have chronicled this at.
fair as the Great Victory" but in the
eyes OF the more critical observers on the
spot, 1t dwindies into Every smart action
-" PARTIAL engagement, of. the left
wing, with DETACHMENT ofthe French {"
Thus, what is only very SMART thing at
Lisbon, becomes very sREAT one in Lon.
don. Bur 1t is easy to account for it,
The CTS OF the metropolis have used the
Same magnfying glasses with the ienora-
musses of Corunna.
One would think from the lsngth Of Lord
WellingtoD'S letter, that it must be a TEp
RIBLE GREAT vIcToRYA--but my Lord
u he cannot fight, seems at least to under
Attand the art of writing--the columns.
which he arrays in the newspapers, are al :
most as imposing as the maneuvres OF his
columns in the field. What is il more than
a oafa narraftUe of Damess Every epaslette
IN the corps. from the General officers down
70 the Lieut. Colonies, is served with IFS
appropriate grain of praise--except in.
deed the Portuguese, VINO, however, tbeV
may have been in the van of the fight. are
at least thrown back in the rear of the vic
tory, n French bulletin would have blush
ed at tbs studied expansion But divest
the Engtsh dispatches of all this verbaee.
aud where are the proofs of that great
victory, which is trumpetted in the news.
papers
LIST 1t is manifest, that the English had
every advantage of position. The field
OF action" TO use an Irishism, was NOUN
TAIN The British General had more ro
hey than Fablus. Instead of pouring down.
upon the plains. like cloud from the hills
where he was entrenched, he continued TO
waited there for the enemy's onset. The
French actually marched up the Sjerras.
CHE Spanish term for mountains y tbev
S'ormed the hills, and eombatted the enc
my on the tops of the ridge"
2nd. IL was more AN AFFAIR OF orr
POSTS than any thing else--it was mere
detachment OF the French corps against the
left wing Of the British.
3rd Even on this scale of action. the
British prints tell US, that " the French
could not bring their artillery to bear. aud
mat such OF their guns as 7Vere brought in
- action, were bus indifferen,ly served .
''he' cas-, the British artillery did much
e8ccuion"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
COMMUNICATES

DIrD, at Rocky Mills, very suddenly. of an
apopiexy, on Tue sday the 90; n list Mas SAp.n
SYME her tealth had been as good, perhaps.
better than common, and her spirits on thai dav
more than usually cheerful, but in the evening,
ana without moments warning, she was hurri-
to that country, from whose bourne no travel
Ter returns J" She possessed mind highly en-.
lowed, but her active virtues were entitled 10
much higher claims she was pious, and when
able, punctusi in her religious. duties the poor
around ner residence, will long lament that that
heart which once sv,npstllized with their suffers
'ngs. IS aow cold. and those hands ever ready u,
relieve them are closed forever -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
GRAND BALL AND SUPPER
q D4RRAC.


p ESPECTFULLY informs the .s;.
Gentlemen, that his Grand Ball will tats
Place on the 29ih inst at the Free masons, Hi.
ne members OF 1T, and those wishing to becoma
SO, VIII please to observe the folio inp Ruas
not TO transgress them to render the entertsin.
hie n1 Oh the evening agreeable to every person
NO gentleman will be admitted except on pre.
No person will be permitted to smoke in .h.,
Ball 70 I'M Ae ih the
Gentiemen not allowed to dance with boots On
tickets shall be gwen to gentlemen wisb;no, ~.
dance to engage their partners. with thn "Ins ~
on OF their place on it. ''"
I"e dances 20 be played shall be called bv ,b.!
manager ~ ing
Ihe supper shall be served ar half .ec- 20 =.
f SoeA "iter supper the dances shall begin as be-
for ladies and gentlemen
tickets to be had at Messrs. Jones and Adanss
BOOK Stores, and of Mr. Darrsc, over ,he s,n,..
OF Messrs. Hawkins q Alden. '~ ''o'S
november % .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
INHE subscriber returns his sinoer. THANH. :.

\ >Ht. Subscriber returns his sincere thanks r.,
L ms trends and the public in generai. for
the liberal encouragement he has received in hi.
business, SINCE the commencement of it, and So
,cits a continuance of their patronage. as he 10
determined that neither labor, exerton nor strict
attention shall be wanting his part To render
complete satisfaction to all those who NAV f,voc
MN with their confidence. He still continues il,
t ,i nige ana commodlous fre-proof brick bull
ding of Mr.. VIM. Mltchell's opposite the M.rLs-
House and has now on hand
500 Sacks Of Liverpool Salt
Antigua and New England Rum in hhd, and
barrels ~''NS
Moasses in hhds
Coffee in bags, and l' { y.
Soap in boxes.
And many other articles in the Grocery and n,
Good line, all OF which he will sell low for nero,
table paper, or acceptances in town
RICHfRD BkOORE,
Auctionee, and Commission l4r,ehor,
r4ovembcr 90 -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
SALES At AUCTION.

NJlLL BE SOLD, without reserve ~ ,,.
w Auction Room of the subscribers. This
ID y, It zen O'Clock, for the benz fit of The undsr.
writers, ont bale ofBL4NKETS, ma ked r. M .
X. l39, damaged on board the brig Cora, Cant
Hatch, from Liverpool N'p'-
Moneure. Robinson e. Plecsonts.
november % 80
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
DUTY ON FLOUR.

s, From osr correspondent at Havana we
0ave received a paper fthat city of the Goth
ul,.in which we find nothing of Importance
but the following:--F. Reh.
"On account of a recent tempest which
happened in st. Jago of Cuba, on 'he 28th
September last, which caused considerable
destruction, it has been granted by the re
spective authorities Of the Island, at the in
stance of the adjutancy CT tina, city, that
national friendly and neutral vessels, which
during SIX months. may carry -four a.d
Their provisions to the port OF ST. Jago OF Gu
ba. shall pay only the duty of six per cent
upon the tariffs of this class, which infor-
nation is given to the public for their infor-
nation and the purposes which may be con-
venienr."
We are informed that the people OF Cuba
are prepared to adopt system of govern
ment suitable to their condition, on recei.
wing the news of the total subjugation of
Spain and that the necessary papers are
drawn up for that purpose Wig.
! PHILADELPHIA, November t5.-The sch'r
JOHN OF Philadelphia, alias the Sylph. of George.
town, has been seized at Rio de Jsneiro by Mr.
Hill, the American consul, as being. the properly
at British subjects, and sailing under certificate
OF enrolment.
HALIFAX, Nov S.
/. Arrived his Majesty IS ships Eurydice, cap.
tain Bradshaw. and Halifax. captain Fraser,
from cruize. They have detained the
American ship Heart Of Oak, from Charles
ton, hound to Tonningen-she put into Shel
bnrne few days since, in a leaky state.
:, A letter was received in town Yesterday.
stating. that the Emperor Napoleon has ap
pointed General Serrnyier. Minister Pleni
potentiary to the United STATES Of Ameri
ca.
Captain Allen, in As days from Gotten
burg, Informs, that the Prussian ports were
again opened. and that IL months had been
given tor the examination of American pro.
perty under detention.
BosToN. Nov. 10.
BAD NEWS!
ssLtraet of letter from an american
Gentleman in Malta TO tbs correshondent
in this foqen dared
=" MALTA, Aug. "a 1910
A very unpleasant business has taken
place between the Bey of Tunis and our
Sonsnl. 1t seems an American ship was
captured by French privateer, and car.
Cied INTO Iunis, where she was purchased
10Y a minister of the Bey's, put under Tu-
nissan colours and sent here. Her former
supercargo being at Malta, appealed to the
british Court of Admiralty to have her
stopped, in consequence of some illegality
an the condemnation They declined inter-
fering, as out of their Jurisdiction. He then
applied to The tribunal of Malta they stop
ped the ship, and the case is now undecided
IN that Court The Bey, hearing of this,
has Confiscated ALI tive a ,nar;ra, ,,o,.r.,,
an Tunis, say 100 to 200 600 dollars. Mr..
Cox, the consul, has arrived here in Rag
of truce. TO settle the business, but whether
restoring the ship will satisfy the Bey, or
war will follow, time only can deter
mine"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

NJ OIiCE.- III be sold, to the hiebs,t hda.,
~ on credit OF one, two and three wears IN
pursuance OF the last will and testament of ,tn
late Joseph A Royal, decd that valuable ~, 49,
OF LAND, IN Cumberland county, situated nm
Appomattox RIVER, near Jares Town, abou, 60
miles from Petersburg, containing upyards -
Ioo acres--the purchaser giving bond with nm.
doubted security, and deed of trust on the nre
mises his plantation il little inferior 10 ,py n
point OF quality, 1t con aims two or three hundred
acres OF ricb tobacco Land, well tirnbered. ,o,,e
ther with oil useful lfnprover cnts. severJ 81
springs and the situation considered In he I'll
thy Any person disposed to view the nren,;ses
before the day Of Of sale, can be accommoda,eJ
on application to MIR. Samuel Williams Ibc-.
iiVes thereon, or to Mr.. Teschsrner Woodsou
near negbbor. The sale will be msde nm H..
premises, on the last Monday in Decembsr 80
being the 31st of the month"; ffair, other>yi.e ths
next far day. "''e VIC
And at the same time and place ain be ..iy
to the highest bidder, on credit of one and '''c
years, several likely Negro Men. W6men re
and CIrls, for bonds with good security.
WILLIAM ROr-lLL
Executor Of Josebh II. 6oyaH, dee'd.
~ l will further sell, at the same time sna
place, above mentioned, for ca Sin and unor 81,
months credit, sunday other valuable negroes
mong them valuable Sawyers, &c.
Amelia, Nevember %. s,,.
Il
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

The ship Ocean. .M'Pherson. of Pailadel.
phis. on her homeward bound voyage from
Canton. was captured aud carried into the
Isle pf France in April last. She has been
since condemned for having been spoke on
her outward bound voyage by the British fri
gate Dromedary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

10 virtue OF deed of trust, executed to ,bs
sabscriber, by John Nc Bride 1; UtLfhe soIT
on the premises, ON Monday.the Sd dav nf nexs
month, for cash. the Brick HOUSES e. IoTS
N this CITY the one ct present occupied bv the
s s,.a "cblioe' and the other by Mr.. CLas Ag.
rove or SO much lhereofas will be sufficien, TO
pay the amount ct the several debts. Interest onS
COSTS for which the same is bound "'''
Noven1bcr %. A'"''ee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
esEA4Nsh Tile fast sa,i,ne good Schooner +,
SNN1lE4HM MARS
.sn-al%s Now lying at WIKI ,nson's Wsrc
ready tn recUne a cargo burthen 30 hoysbeads
tobacco, 600 barrels flour or $500 bushels coal
-She Us built OF the best northern white oak,
sails, rigging, &c are good-----apply to
ST JOHN * MITCHELL -
November %. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

'OK , ALE----An elegant and Fashionable,
=. a CcnAkklod HAhNESSe----Also, a
par Of strong, well-broke HORSES, of good 81
cure, warranted to be perfectly sound And
FOX HIKE, an excellent Driver and Has..
Ter Ter OF Sobrlety aud good disposition
Nov %
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23
BosTo N, Nov IL
I.ATEET EROM sNsIR LII n


Captain Boyd, arrived here yesterdtv. sailed
from Cottenburg October g He informs. that
Bernadotte, (the new Crown Prince of 6 vsdenJ
had not arrived at Stockholm, but was soon ex.
pected. That il, wss reporte Il, and generally
believed, that 10000 French troops would be
sent to Sweden, during the course Of the winter.
That American property, was considered SAFE
at Goitenburg, and the flag respected. That
the French consul appointed for Gottenbure. had
not reached that place That the Danes were
capturing every vessel they met with under the
American hsg, and had prohibited the impor.
taton OF colonial produce.---That Amer.
can property was considered unsafe in the
ports OF the Baltic, except in the ports of
Russia end Sweden. That since the capture of
tie Baltic feet oft the coast of Norway, the
British cruizers had been more vigilant, and
kept the prvateers from venturing cut far Fl ON
land That the port Of Gouenburg wac COM
Pletely overstocked with colonial and American
produce and that it was computed that 5000,
GOO lbs coffee was stored, aud no sale
SPH1LADELPHIA, Nov. Extract
OF letter from Lisbon. dated October 6
-" Lord Wellington is coming down to
occupy his strong lines within 6 leagues Of
this city, where,I am tsld nc rugaus " make
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

HE S. G. Chapter of Virginia, will assem-
n BILE M the Musons' Hall, IN the civ ofRitb.
mond, the second Monday IN December next. a.
O'Clock, p VI where the deputations from the
give their attendance. !"
november %. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

his grand stand: The army csDire 40
much nearer has spread general alarm.
ms an awful moment. for the engagemene
VIII be terrible. should Massena follow,
which they say he canno, avoid. ;, -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

4 The Boston Chronicle states. that If Mr.. Wild.
gerry be elected for Cumberlsnd District. there
will be Republicans and feds in the 18th
' Congress FROM Massachusetts, of
K. & +. rs is now the case
- p.
We ere requested to slate, that Mr. EpwApp
c. DAVIS will be- candidate, before the nex,
Assembly, for the office Of Register
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

=" "PRIN TING, ttEfe4gII
.oF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS, NEArJ.r nre.,---,..s.
At THIS oEFIcE,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

SHALL leave this city on Sunday. for the
i north--and remain absent about 6 xests
November 10. 90 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

! PHILADELPHIA, November 15.-The sch'r
John Of Philadelphia, alias the Sylph. of George.
town, has been seized at Rio de Jsnero, by Mr.
Hill, the American consul, as being the property
at British subjects, and sailing under certificate
OF enrolment.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

/ Captain Allen. in As days from Gotten
burg informs. that the Prussian ports were
again opened. and that 10 months had been
given tor the examination of American pro
Perty under detention,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-23

HALIFAX. Nov S.
/. ArrIvedh his Majesty's ships Eurydce, cap.
sain Bradshaw. and Halifax, captain Fraser.
from cruize. They have detained the
American ship Heart of Oak, from Charles
ton, hound to Tonnngen-she put into Shel
bnrne few days since. in leaky state