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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
Wood, 7imber, StaUes, Pot ana
Rails. &c.

Will be delivered in Alexandria from the
Forest of Washington, to such as VIII leave
satisfactory proposals with MIR. James Harrls'
clerk of the market; stating the quantity
quality, SC. Of the stuff wanted.
May 80. 'a"'"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
FOR SALE,

ahlauo Man, about l9 years OF age
and brought up as a dining room servant
Apply to the PRINTER. e,
Nav %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
TOseph Vaudeville,
May IS:

Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfa:r streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
IS bales spinning Cotton. choice quality
80 hhds. and IS boxes Sugars
hhds. loaf and lump ditto
IS hhds. Molasses
so Rags Coffee
10 tierces fresh first quality Rice
Is bag. Pepper and Pimento
Is cask. & boxes Goshen Cheese
40 barrels Newburyport Rum
20 boxes French ulive Oil, of best qua.
lily, each II bottles
pipes old London Particular Madeira
FIVE to seven years old
20 cases old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907
Port, Lisbon, Sherry, & Malaga Wines
Gunpowder, Hyson, Young Hyson, and
Hyson Skin Teas, of the latest and best Inn
portations
100 boxes Mu.catel and Bloom Raisins
so boxes fresh Chocolate, no. 3.
so barrels Whiskey
100 boxes ist and I'd quality Spanish Ci-
garS :.
Copniac and Bordeaux brandles
West India and Northern Rum
Holland and country Gin.
With his usual general assortment OF Gro
ceries on reasonable terms, Tor cash, produce
OF the usual credits to punctual men.
- He will purchase new Herrlngs and
Shad. April 81. d.
For Sale. at Public auction,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th ofnext month";
az the Coffee House, al one clock, P. M.
the following Valuable PROPERTY, conveyed
by ELISHA JANNEY to the SUBSCRIBER ior
the benefit of his creditors -
Two Dwelling Houses, on an
Half Acre of Ground, at the south west COT
ner of Duke andRoyal streets. One OF these
is an elegant new building, calculates 10 e1
comnodate large family. s.
A small Dwelling House, on an aiisy e's',
ward of Union.street, between Luke 9Nu
Wolf-sTeets. .. Oh.
An Half Acre of Ground, situate al inc
,,,h coz, corner of Cameron and Henry
streets. :. a.. ,oun IF
Also. a valuable Mill Seat, in the town OF
Cccoouan, with Bricks and Stones ehous, II
upon the premises to rebuild the Mil winch
was consumed two years ago by hre.
Terms of sale of the foregoing p!ope,Sa
One tenth of the purchase money III n.na
the residue in three equal annual payments
with interest from the day OF sale
'''' Richard NJ. Scott.
Trustee for the creditors OF
Elisha Janney.
cots
May %.
a. Printing neatly executed
at this office.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
FOR SALE.
A House and Lot on Henry Street,

adjoining the premises of Philip y. Mars,s n
Ter. The HOUSE. is nearly new large, oo..
yenien., and in very healthy sltuauoll' W 70
which is attached three quarters OF an acre OF
ground, now in garden we'll enclosed All
so. a Lot of Ground near the lower enc OF
King Street; this Lot is y and hsil zee.
on King Street, running back to 50 iee'
al,ey 81 feet, on which are two Houses
if the FIRST mentioned property is not sold at
private sale, before the lst June next II VIII
then be sold at public sale, on liberal terms
Apply to - p,,
March IS 4. rage
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April 4.
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May 9.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

\ STATEMENT of the proceedings
L n of the Overseers of the Poor of the
County of Berkeley, at their General Meet.
ing, June Sd, 1911.
To amount Of allowance to .undry
distressed persons not in the
To amount of sundry accounts pre-.
sented TO the Board and allowed 1879 Sc
To the Rent of the Poor. House so 90
To the Managers Salary = 100 90
To an order in favour of the Con-
tractor on the Sheriff, to enable
him to purchase supplies for the
Poor-House, from June 1911,
TO June 1912 1000 90
$3.50 Oe
The number of tthables returned by the
Commissioners 2797.
Ordered, that the Sheriff collect from e.
very tithable person in the Cou nty, Seventy,
foe Gents, and account for the same as the
law directs. Extract from the books.
ROBERT COCKBURN, cao.r.
June 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
Stray Mare.

CTRAYED from the plantation of John
- Davenport, Esq. on Builskin, Jeffer-
son County, on Saturday night the 18th
instant, BLACK MARE, with a small
star in her forehead, FIVE years old this
spring, about fourteen and half hands high.
had three old shoes on, trots and pace. re.
markably well. will give Four Dollars
reward to any person who will take up and
return the said mare TO Mr.. John Daven.
port, at the place she strayed from, to
which reasonable expenses will be added if
brought to Mr.. Graham's Tavern in Mar.
tinsburgh, or to the subscriber, living near
Hoke's run, in Berkeley County.
CHARLES ORRICK.
June Fl, 1911. 6
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

JAMES w. COLLINS,
JOHN w. GLENN,
ANDREW AGNEW,
ALEXANDER M'DONALD,
EDWARD G. WOODYEAK,
EDWARD ]. COALE,
PETER HOFFMAN, Jun.
De. JAMES SMITH. :.
IJune 2ll
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
To the Public.

WHAT now write, is painful to my
w feelings, but repugnant as it is, !
must do Tiny wife short time since, left
my house, without any reasonable cause,
for have always treated her with the kind.
ness due from husband. She took with
her set of Silver Tea Spoons, marked on
the handles with G. M. w. and a number
OF other articles too tedious to mention.
am therefore disagreeably compelled here
by to forwarn all persons from dealing with,
harbouring, or trsnsacting any kind of busi-
ness with her without my consent, as am
determined to prosecute the defaulter to
the utmost extent of the law.
GEORGE WIBLY. /.
May 81, 1911. [sml
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
Stray Mare.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, tres
Il passing on his premises as an estray,
a Bar MARE, about seven years old,
with very small star in her forehead, both
hind feet white, no perceivable brand, a.
bout fourteen hands high, shod all round !;
appraised to twenty dollars. The owner is
desiredto come prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
JEREMIAH BEALL.
Berkeley, June 81, 1911. 5
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
L the inhabitants of Martinsbureh and
its vicinity, that he has lately returned to
this place, and is now carrying on the a.
bove business, in the house lately occupied
by Rees Branson, in the Main street Mar.
tinsburgh The will be thankful to his old
customers and the public for any orders in
his hne-Having supplied himself with a
stock Of good leather, and with excellent
workmen, he will be able to give full salts.
faction to all who may please to employ him.
JACOB POiSAL.
Martinsburgh, Oct. 10, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
New & Fashionable Goods

which he is determined to sell at the most
reduced prices. His late purchases con-
sist in part, of the following articles:
Superfne Cloths and Cassimeres, Blue and
Yellow Nankeens, Cotton Cassimeres as.
sorted, German and Irish LINENS, Shirt
lag Cottons, Coarse India Muslins, India
Checks, Constitution and Silver Cords,
Thlcksetts aud Velvets, Callicoes and
Chintzes, undress Callicoes and Cashmires,
Figured and Plain I.enos, Fancy Muslins
for Ladies dresses, India Null Null Mus
Inns, Juball Cord, Cd and A Cambrics,
Black and Pink ditto, Italic Silks & Lutte.
strings, Hat Grape, great variety of Fam
cy Silk and Cotton Shawls, Cotton Laces
and Edgings, Ladies Silk and Kid Gloves,
a large assortment of Ladies Bonnets oil the
most fashionable kind, Mems Fine Shoes,
Ladies Morocco Slippers, very cheap, a
large Bale of Spinning Cotton of the frs,
quality,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

% enable himself more conveniently to
4 accommodate those who incline to vi.
sit this place, the subscriber has taken the
Large Yelloav House
adjoining the upper bridge and Bath square,
formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM. Throck-
morton; and provided himself with every
thing necessary to entertain seventy or eigh-
ty Gentlemen and Ladies, their Servants
and Horses. He fatters himself that those
who may please to call on him, will have
no reason to be dissatisfied.
NICHOLAS ORRICK.
Bath, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
ny AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF MARYLAND)
VACCINE INSTITUTION IOTTER n.
Drong First Wd"esday as July merit

presumed would have enabled
goftc
commercial dh
proceed nh tickets
wmh hopes
"a UNUSUAL
ndtoth
edacEt dawu Frs Class o III
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

No,v opening at the Corner Store by the
Market House, in Shepherds, TosOn.
Among which are:
j eautiful Rich CANTON GRAPES,
Silks, Satins, Damask and Large Silk
S,hawls, Lace Caps, Handkerchief and
Sleeves, IRISH LINENS, Damask Ia.
Ne Linens, ditto Table Cloths, Linen Cam,
b. nc, Shifting Cambrics, Cambria Musiins,
i ace and Leno ditto, Callicoes and Cling,
h ANS, Super Extra Superfine Cloths and
.assimeres, Cords and Velvets, First Chop
india Nankeens, Fresh I cas- of a superior
equality, &c. &c. &c. All uvhieh zoas Bought
with CASH in the Ne,V- 1ork and Phtiadei.
phia Markets, previous to the late high ad,
sance in the price Of GOODS. In conse-
quence that no more Goods can be admitted
into the United States from England, un-
der the late law of Congress, it is expected
that Goods will be extremely scarce and
Lready advanced beyond all expectation.
;. The present is favourable opportunity for
verv person to supply themselves with
{ HEAP GOODS, by the Piece or Smaller
Quantity.
JAMES S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
N. b. AS heretofore, liberal allowance
will be made to those who buy to sell again.
I'VE HAVE
Hugh Longs Warranted
Sickles, Waldron's Grad
ling and Grass Scythes,
with almost every other article the Far
mers may want.
- Seven Dollars cash per cord will be
paid for Tanners Bark, if delivered soon.
I. S. LANE, BROTHER, & Co.
Shepherds. Town, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

Whisky, Scythes & Sickles.
THE subscribers have on hand the follow.
ing articles:
so Barrels of Whisky,
A few barrels of good APP
pie Brandy,
A large supply of Brown Sugar, Coffee,
Teas, Rice, Molasses, and almost every o.
Their article in heGrocery line; Tin, China,
Glass, Queens, Stone, Potters and Wood
en- Ware Castings, consisting OF Potts,
Kettles, Ovens and Skillets,
Waidron's Prime Grading
Scythes, English and Ger
man Whet-Stones, He'r'ings
By the barrel, Mems Strong
Leather Shoes.
Together with general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
and expect further supply in few days.
All of which will be sold on the lowest
terms for cash or to punctual customers.
II. WORTHINGTON, & Co.
Shepherds Town, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
CHEAP GOODS,

Nosu opening at the Corner Store BY the
Market House, in Shepherds. Io1On.
Among which are:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
w aldron's Grass Scythes.
large assortment of
GROCERIES, &c. &c.

and number of other articles too tedious
to mention. He returns his most greatful
thanks to the public, for the encouragement,
received since the commencement of his
business, and assures them that nothing
shall be wanting on his part, to merit con-
tinuance of their favours.
MATTHEW J. CLARKE.
Gerrard's-Town, June 81, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05

Part cfMe oboUe prizes to be detsr'
and maid as foLto6US, UsZ.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
SECOND CLASS.
FIRST CLASS.
Blanks
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SFnsdr be
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First dpwnNo onh served
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hUu.p Menpar &c IN
by grs) the DAYS reserved b
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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-05
MORE .NEW GOODS.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
i friends and the public in general, that in
addition to his former assortment, he has
Just received and finished opening, fresh
supply of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
Lafef from Portugal.

Accounts from that country TO the
middle of Sept. have been received
az Philadelphia. they furnifh no
intelligence of any recent militar y
events they briefly fate, that the
Englifh army, which were recently
cautioned on the borders Of Spain,
were daily reinforced, that fleet OF
tranfports had arrived from England
and Ireland, with about 10000
troops, one half of which were cayai-
ry that the army was vely healthy,
and proviGons abundant thar the
articles of American produce were a
mere drug, particularly -four, corn
and corn meal that at Medeira, the
markets were alfo dull, the vintage
ihort, and wine lcarce.
Some reports have been fpread,
that battle was lately fought on the
confines Of Portugal, between Lord
Wellington and Martial Soult.-
This is an idle rumour, as our late
dates allure us, that the two grand
armies were not in fituation to at
tack each ether, Martial Soult hay-
ing filed off to the fouth, for the pur-
pofe of af1ilting Souchet in his exter-
minating plans, and gen. Marmount
having his troops fcattered in differ
ent places of the EEtramaduras.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
.Nezps { .NczrS :

The Berlin and Milan DEGREES are
--nl,ulfe@! This interesting and an
important .AEU'S VAS officially an.
noanced 10 the Legislature ofVvrmont,
18th iNst at three o'clock, p NJ. By
his Exc-llcncy Governor GaluslA.
Lex /" Di;Lsh hirelings7 now cesse,
their cry OF f1eacA LgRaence There
y ao such thing Though the Emhe-
1or " France may noI have rocked hI5
" offensive" DEGREES, nor restored fg.
teen millions Of the zeques;ored pro-
petty 81 American citizens, vet. tie
Cztef Magistrate Of Vermont has " 50
modified" the " Berlin and Milan De-
crees That they have ceased to opela,e
against the United States"
UIFIhaaH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
9ntrhigrnee.


~ oP"hJI IU"H5'
The following article is laid to
have been received from Cadiz, in
private letters, as having been poited
up in the public ifIcets oI that CITY.
PLACARD.
Spaniards look 10 yourfelyes.
Let every man confult his own fate
ty, for there is none will do it be-
fideS. 1t is true you have a govern
ment or rather a body of men cal
ling themfelyes Regency, and what
has been termed a General Cortes
eft the kingdom. But they are cor
rupt and inactive. and they are not
for Spain as long as they can pre-
icrve themfeIves. Our troops are
marched from home, LEFT they fhould
take vengeance on thoie who are at
the head Of affairs. IF we with to be
free, we mutt take our Liber,y into
eur own hands, and we mutt not
fuffer ourfelves to be blinded by hy-
pocritical Patriots. Look TO vour-
telves."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04
NEw-YoRK, OCT. IS.


Intargial .AentraAty.-Ihe late ami
val af the French priyateer Marengo III
our waters is proof in point of the i'm
partial neutrality Of our governments.
This privateer has heretofore been az
lowed 10 arm, recruit, and reht in our
ports, and being thus enabled to cruize
against her enemies has succeeded ii
taking several merchantmen and has
now returned to secure her piundrr
and to prepare for another cruize.
This she does openly, and with the ap-
probation Of our goyernment'-anI this
we are pleased 20 call strict Neutrality !
We complain Of the British cruizefs
who hover on our coasts 10 intercept
such pirates as the Marengo, and insist
that they have no right 10 come near
us, as we are an honeSt nfutra[ nafiou =
Our conduct may be termed neutrality
according to mons. Genet's new law Of
nations but as 1t neutrality which
reason and common sense can ap-
prove and which would not be allow
ed TO exist had we men OF independence
al the head Of affairs it j. not such
neutrality as Washington proclaimed
and enforced. Ii is not open war a.
gainst Great Britain, 1t j. certainly aid
ing and abetting her eDemIes.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

ice from Great Britain and are de-
frous Of a war with france, to whom
in the opinion Of your Exeellency,
we are indebted for qusaderfnt Acnity
and forbeurAnce. Without jsme eOl-
dencs, however, thefc charges null
be conGdered as entirely unfounded
And will it be faid that your Excel
lency, ard councillors Spring, XII
ban, and Kinley, were greater friends
to the contribution than the Feder-
alifts /? No, this will not be laid !:
for there is proof politive to the con-
trary. Let me ak alto /; was it the
federalifts or was it the prefent aio-
ciates Of your Excellency, who oP-
pofed, cenlmed, and attempted to
embarrafs rhe pacific, but wife and
firm meafuies of Warrington, in
adiuiting difficulties with England in
1905 and forming treaty with that
nation, unhr which our intereits
were fecured and our PROPERTY mott
remarkably augmented ? Was it
the federalills /; or was it thofs who
are now your political friends, who
attempted, in 1919, TO withdraw the
confidence of the people from their
patriotic Rulers, for making a noble
itand againf the intrigues and injuf-
tice Of REPUBLICAN France.
What foundation for the charge,
that the jsderahJfs ars hottie to the
Unier of thefe States ? 1t is merely a
concIuiion drawn by the 1acobias Of
the day, to alarm the uniformed, be-
cauie the federalfs have oppofei the
attcommeytial plans of the politicians
IF tie S9ltb. But put the queition
for the cool rejection of your Excel
Lsny, whether the fedsyaEfs of Neqv-
England would not be juitly chargea-
bic with having bafely abandoned
the rights and intereits of their con-
itituents, had they not mott decided
ly and zealouily oppofed the late
meafures of the national adminiItra.
ton, which have parakzed The enter
prizes sf the psQpls and dried up the re-
J6urces Of the nati9n ? The only
crime of the Fe2srdhfs is this, that
they have ityenuouny opposed the
partial, iplbecils peiicy of tie 5etfeyo-
mans, which refulcs all protection to
commerce, and yu6mts to Be driven
tran the eeeaa, at the command Of Ma
psIeoa.
Let thofe, then, who approve the
conduct of administration, which
has already occationed 70 much n-
diOidslaL and general dJgre(5, and what
is more, 70 much lglbozo,, and diLerace
to The ccimtry land for oppohng
which the federal republicans are
threatened with "exi.s" by your Ex-
ce.lency)-let them take care, that
they 90 not by eulogizing, and fup-
porting fuch conduct. drive the luf-
fering citizens to defparation.
~ TIE biographical nptiss. ollzdei to BY cav
C0,,sp0nasAf, % reluctantly dssyrs1 tn or near.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

f'anl Eggland.-Papers to the goth
aug. and verbal accounts to the 10th
Sept. have been received at New
York They are however barren Of
any events of moment. The King
was Gill alive, and apparently no
worie IN bodily indifpofition, than
tor lone months palt. Official Let
tiers from Windfor, of the goth Aug.
tate, /" that his Majeay, at inter
walls, was collected, that he eat
heartily at breakfast and dinner; and
took IN the courfe Of the day itrong
coffee, and drank lemonade" NOT.
withdrawing thefe indications Of con-
tinued life, no expectations were
formed Of his ever again being ref
tored to iuch fate Of health and
ianIty, as 70 take upon himielf the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

IN editorial dissertation In the lass
National lntelligeneer, strange 10 say,
consists Of studied eulogium upon
standing armies, out proposes 10 make
wheel barrow men Of the soldiers
This essay plainly appears 10 By the
production of Harrison Smith, who ne
vertheless pretends TO have constituted
Gales, to be the editor, that ~ himself
may gnaw away in the dark.
Fed Ret.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

III heaFe too aad were Eept i~yMs ia
for the space y Lougs. A, lpM
the captain was sent Oh board wi,h su.
Spanish prisoners with Aim, y .lc
was ordered 10 take 10 New. Orleans, /.
though lie demonstrated 4, and SAID n.
was short Of both provisions and wa,r
vet lie put them OF board without sur.
plies Of any kind.
The captain states, that while Oh
hoard the priyateer he las abused and
informed that they would take VIA.
they wanted from on board his ship.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-11-04

We find the American coast lined
with French privateers, and New-Or-
leans the grand detct Of their ro5ber-
les. Surrounded by water as We are,
no city IN the United States presents
such an inviting situation and along
with that, the number Of inhabitants
that have been thrown BY the fate of
war OH our shores, who have long prac-
tised and bave felt the beneficial effects
OF the honorable profession Of pilyateer-
ing secures TO those freebooters many
irisnds here. Not having any port in
the West Indies or on the American
continent, where prizes can be carried
for adjudication, they avail themselves
Of this friendly port to amuggle in their
plumber.
Prlvateering Is permitted as legal be-
tween beliigerenis under certain re-
strictions :-~Sosay the different writer's
Oh The law Of sItions. 10 elucidate
the business-A French priyatcer cap
turing ali English merchantmen, be-
fore she can become alegsl prize, she
must be carried into some place Of
safety where she can be condemned !;
\ If she is carried into neutral port in
distress, she is not in place of safety,
4 she cannot be condemned, but is obi
| ged again 70 put to sea and run the risk
OF being taken by the English or any
| power at war with France. This, like
| AL the other laws OF nations, becomes
binding by consent, and any nation de-
Waiting from this law, becomes ro55erS.
Hence 1t IS, not capturing vessel on
the high seas, plunderiRg her OF yaIua-
bic property, and burning and destroy
ing her, and smuggling The property
into neutral country, is ROBBERY on tie
high seas and any English captain Of
a privateer or letter of marQue convic-
ted OF such crime would suffer death.
We particularly request the coIlec-
tor and Naval officers 10 be OF the alert
10 look to the southwark and east
ward-iIom those small bays and in
lets the goods wares and merchandise,
plunderrd al sea, are introduced into
our city.
E1~act from shc Log book Of The shin
Stranger, caht. 14oMas from .Nesg-
YORK.
! Tuesday, August 90, l8ll-These
"a hours commenced pleasant gales,
all sails sct--At p. NJ. got within
sight Of Iortugas banks, S. fathom
water--Middle part moderate gales
AT A. NJ. was fired upon and brought
TOO By The French pliyateer la. French
sc, capt. Chevalier. Theprivatetr pas.
sed US without taking any further 10.
ticc, In chase Of a schooner I; 1t "A. nj
made sail and stood Oh our couTse, The
snip Broker OF New York, in company
AT a. M, the priyagstr Came III
with the schooner and took her; she
proved 10 be Spanish schooner from
Camprachy for Hayanna--at 10 "a. IA.
the prlyateer tired and brought Us TOO
again---aiter part pleasant gales from
). f.
"Wednesday, August q, l8ll--Ai
r. NJ. boat from the privatver came
on board with al. officer, aud told lhS
captain 70 take his papers and go on
board-lFrom US be went Il board the
ship Broker, and TOOK III Caplain u
| oelrd the priyateer with him, ordering
the ships ID toIlow--and after We hat
run 4 or league to tie 5. l.. aud go
III iAe G'al9h Streala, nc were ordcslI