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r5EL-coLAN1, May 81.

l3ELycoLANB, May 81
We have had lately some arrivals FROM
the opposite coast. which bring no inte,n
gehce OF importance. From these it ap~
pears that articles of colonial produce ar.
aavaning. in price, and hopes are held o.,s
.nal nohaParte's system of costinental ex-
cinsion may be a little relaxed
me account of the French troops havirr
marched Tor the interior is confirmed. u
suhcient number, however of soldiers and
oouanicers have been left az the different
ports and depots to observe what is nassio>
on the coast, and take care that no CORE.
pondence with British port be carried ON
and no articles of British merchsndiee in
troduced. In Emblem there are 500 ,roons
al the island OF Modelling 30. and prop.r.
tionate NUMBERS at other points. accord;nc
to their importance.
Ertrocs from q 1triUase letter, dated
Stockholm May 90.
Yesterday evening messenger arrived
AT the Palace from the Lord Lieutenant of A..
ehe province OF Sudermania. stating that a
oout SIX or seven thousand of the inhabi
wants hau risen on account of the conscrib-
uoh' ana were actually marching, towards
'ne capital Ibis morning the regiments
OF hussars, as we'll as artillery, were ssnr
out from this place to meet them..S-Ivs
near a strange report here, namely. thar
ene commander of the Swedish frieate Fro
Ja' having on his cruize fallen in with a pri-
vateer under the French flag, he inmedi.
ateiy haiied her. and found that she had
previously captured two Swedish vessels
ana carried them into Prussian Pomerania'
OUT mac no letter of marque. either from
Gle 'rehcn OF RUSSIAN government: where.
fore the Swedish Commander. sans o.r..
NOME, caused the private er capt. be hunp-
az the yard ARM s
PARIS. May %.
:, "A rumour is in circulation. that Marshal
the frince Oh Esslpg, has at length beeo
aoie 70 bring on q general engagement witt,
the Engtish, who have been beaten. II ,s
salo that their loss is considerable. The de
taiis OF this victory are anxiousiy expected
n ofiiilant exploit of the garrison of Alme-
ida is also spoken Of.
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BALTIMORE, July 16,
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM
TISpNN

-
Capt. Gibson, of the orozimbo. arrived
this morning, sailed from Lisbon 9th june
Reports, that the combined British, Spa
nish and Portuguese army had commenc-
ed the bombardment of Badajos on the Sd
Lord Wellington was present, and the place
closely invested. Several flags had passed
between the besieged ard besieging.
Before Lord w. would open the batteries
against the city, he sen. in Rag to the
French General, offering and advising, that
as they refused to surrender, they would
send offthe women and children, knowing
he commanded force adequate to reducing
the place.-The offer was rejected prompt.
ly. the Frenchman stating, that he would
defend the place while tenable. and that he
was able TO protect those whom the be-.
slegers offered to receive.
The whole Kingdom OF Portugal remain
ed clear of Frenchmen. No truth in the
report Of WeiliDgton's army having fallen
back.
Capt. G. heard of a very serious battle
on the 23d May, days after that of Albu
hera, and near the same place--but no par
ticulars.--Fed. Gaz.
Extract Ola letter dated Malta, 15fh D1au
THE Archduke Francis is ON the point
OF embarkation for Sardinia, in order to
fulfil his contract of marriage with the prin-
cess OF Sardinia.-N Y. Psfer.
Extract ofa letter to the Editor dated lis.
bon, June 10, 1911
" haze bur q few minutes TO droh you q
Hne-haUing been 5W JUST returned from
Sdnfareu. sD5iere haze 6een q fortnipht.
and SAoafd remain an august, had not me
general eonsternation thar hreuaits, induced
me 10 return TO This place avithouf delay a
dreaIfa battle has been just fought between
The combined British and PorMguese a.
gainst NE French; every account noakesfAe
slaughter dreaafui Of the British there re-
rr0ined dead on the jfeid 1900 men 1; every
thing here az my arSiDai found in confusion.
and IL is very hloin from The mopemenfs and
freftarafions by Mrd and zua,er, thar fhey
e.rheet the French in tBis neikh5orhood
shofffy. "--.furoyG.
Certain information haying been LODGED a.
,gatnst tie french ftriuafeey DNgenf, nszo
"a THE Port, frocess has been served on the
'Coftspin, and fhe.spIjecf 10 now undergoing
examination. ---Phiadelt6tz Gazfse.
Extract oFa isIev fro,1 an American az
Paris 10 TIE editor ofkf Azrora, .zhrR
Stb, 1911.
" Russia Is at this munen, hard pressed
She has made some shew Of spirit Of resis-
tance, as has been shewn elsewhere; but
the people here are not so short sighted as
to mistake shcw for reality II Russia
were to enter into "a contest with France
now, il would be neither Ar husterIitz nor
lilsltj the whole Continent OF Europe. ex-
cepsing the 5. w. peninsula, would be arr
rayed against her, and the Russian mon
arch would be driven into ASIA. The Rus
sian caNnet is wen aware Of this and il is
only en- the 9Th inst as learn, that the Rus
sian ambassador, al a private audience, de-
livered letter from h,s master TO this ON.
peroT the contents, of course, canno. be
known with certainty but 1t is said 70 con-
.ain a atrong appeal to the nlosaanf,lify and
i@sntship Of his imperial brosher. This /
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British authority may be relied on. their
orders in Council alone now exclude ms from
an extensive and lucrative trade 10 France
II she be not as Gallons to the voice of in
teresi as to that Of justice, g. b. canao, he
state promptly toiciIOw the example set by
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THE CoNVENrIoN.

directing an election to be held on the third
Monday in September next for members of
q Convention to form state Constitution
for this Territory.-Oyi. Gar.
WAsHINc1eN; July 1e.
1t IS at length ascertained, to the convic
ton OF the most sceptical, and through the
medium OF British prints too, whose author
ity IN such case may be readily admitted,
not only that the Berlin and Milan DEGREES
are rescinded as to Us, but that their rescissi-
on takes date on the Cd Nov last, the day
on which cur proclamation was issued
IL Is thus reduced toa certainty that France
has complied with the letter of our law of
May. 1910 For intimating this fact, scarce
~ three weeks ago, we were most indecent
iy abused by the federal prints, and not We
ny gently rrbuked by some of our Republi :.
can brethren. OF the former we ask M
iaVors OF the latter all we ask is, that they
VIII ininiure be more guarded in their re-
probation, and do us the justice to believe
that we do not often sport opinions OH
sight foundation, or substitute for facts the.
result otvague conjecture. 1t is to be hop
ed that the return to- a sense of Justice. indi
Gated by this step of the French govern
ment, IS bot prelude to restoration of, or
indemnit.catioD for. all the property SO vega
tously sequestered in France previously to
the "a Nov. last, and particularly under
the Justly obnoxious Rambopilet decree.
Nat. Int
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EUROPE
BOSTON, July IL.

Nv tN"' 'uiJ A%s
Very Ir7fortant TO Merehants. :
We received information, yesterday, that
several gentlemen in Salem have received
letters from Cotten5Urg, some as late as
the 18th OF May, stating that Hberry had
been given by the Swedish government 10
export goods, Including cOlonial ztroduce.
That some were re-Sbipping Their out ward
cargoes, aac Intended sailing for Norway.
We understand, gentleman in this town
has received letter, dated May 10Th, 10
the same efecs. This, if it proves trae.
and It appears toeome with the appearance
OF probability, will be a considerable relief
70 many of our merchants. as by the last ac-
counts all property was shut up in Norg
and TO sales cOnid be Elected there.
Refeyso7y.
NEw-ToRK, July IS.
IMPORTANT FoRRIGN NE MS
LATEST FROM ENGLAND
On Saturday arrived at this pors. the shin
h'las, CsSgar, in ~. Jsys fsou trislois--
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On Saturday. afternoon, the frigate Pre-
sident, Commodore Rodgers United States.
Commodore Dec,tur, and brig Argus, Capt.
Lawrence, arrived in this port. from a
cruiEe, last from Hampton Roads.
New- York. July IS.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.
MONDAY. Nav ~

The Duke Of York.-Lord Milton gave
notice. that oman early day he intended to
submit fnotisn to the House on. the sub
ject of the re-sppointment of the Duke of
York to the Office of Commander in Chief.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer wished
that day shoild be named.
Lord Miitonsaid. that Thursday next was
full, and therefore he could not we'll fix an
earlier day thai Thursday sen'night
The Chancellor of the Exchequer was
satisfied with this arrangement.
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Extract Ola letter dnfed Malta, 15th May.
THE Archduke Francis is ON the point
OF embarkation for Sardinia. in order to
.tu'hl his contract OF marriage with the Prin-
cess of Sardinia.-N Y. Pafer.
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ANOTHER BATTLEi
=" HAMPSHIRE Telegraph Office,
ZuesdGu EUen,1p


1--WE hasten to inform the public. in a
Third Edition. that the Pyramus frigate,
Capt. Eastwood, anchored at Spitbead at
eight o'clock this evening, from the Medi-
terranesn and that we have Just received
the following intelligence from her,
The Pyramus, on Thursday last, spoke
an American ship off Lisbon, which had
come out Of the Tagus on che previous
Tuesday the master Of which told capt.
Eastwood, that the momeRt of his getting
under way, an account had arrived of aDo
Their battle having beenfought. by the army
commanded by Lord Wellington" 1t blew
very hard when this communication took
place. which prevented any more being said
by the American. Another American YES
sci the Pyramus fell in with, made the
same report. A. is further communicated
to Us, as reason for no intelligence of the
same eveot having reached England, that
Il bi~w very strong from the northward on
that coast, which would prevent (unless ST.
tuated as the Pyramus was,) any vessel
making quick passage. The American
LETT the Tagus three days after the Port
Mahon, which brought the last dispatch"
a HeiigoIand Mail is just arrived. We
have only pom tor the following extract
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We have received Paris papers 10 the
30th ult. It will be seen in our extracts,
that the evacuation of Almeida, and the
retreat ofthe French across the Agueda,
were known IN the French capital. Bona.
parte and his consort lett Caen ON the Goth
ult. for Cherburg.
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ed immediately; and now only waits con .
vey dnce to Eastport to return to his family
and iriends.'
A genlein from Halifax Informs, tn 4
Commodore Robbers statement had been
published there and had tended to check the
public ferment and that such an account
had been anticipated by many there A board
Of inquiry has been instituted AZ Halifax, in
which all the officers OF the Little Belt
have been examined on oath and the result
has been transmitted to Washington and
England.
The Emperor Franci, is to stand sponsor
by deputy tor his grandson, the young Ma
poleon. His brother, the Grand Duke of
Wnr.zburg. now at Paris, is to represent
him on the o.casion.
The Nurse of the little King of Rome is to
be created Grand Duchess ot Iusk-any, as
soon as his Majesty cuts his first tooth!
fnt letters by the Cleaner were only de-
Gvered yesterday. They communicate, that
On the first of March dreadful massacre
took place in Cairo, when about 1000 Ma
Malnkes lost their lives. Capt. Hoste had
arrived With his squadron and prizes at Nal
"a. Sir John Stuart was there, on his return
from Sicily to England.
NORFOLK. July 8:
The United States Frig ,tes Preisident,
and United States. and .drgua Brig, anchor
ed IN Lynnhaven Bay yesterday.
Six Eagles. captured from the French, have
been deposited in St. lanes chapel with
great iomp.
lne nominal King Joseph had arrived in
Par. irom Spain. Marshal Ney was like.
wise there.
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, ing the will aud interes. of their cons,i

ing the will and interest of their cons,i
tn L
By John La -Finnerty ami the I.i6er-
ty Of the PreSs-May his i'm ,risonment be
the sure found ton OF the independence OF
Ireland.
By Ems Jones-rhe American Eagle
The bright emblem OF freedom may he
soon dismantle from the shackles of iawless
bondage, every lover of Independence.
By James b Roddey--W ash,ngtou, the
hero Of America-May his lau,e is crown
the rising generations.
By Jno. Bootsvrtght-The Fair Daughters
OF America--Never so beautiful as when
clothed in domestic embroidery.
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ne Subscriber offers for sale, hi. TRACT
tanning between six bundred and On or o.
ces Ihis land lies within one mile o w iIl,s,s
river llhe SAID river navigabIe for Bate ,ux
Ia ',,'ies from the town OF Cartersyile. on
James kIver'and ffty-two miles from RicInnord
w S me otsge road from Richmond to lynch.
t,an ms isnd is wei adapted to the cultiva.
u"' W Ior,l' Wheat and Tobscco, and within
one mile OF Crist Mill, on constant streaT,
t presume 1t unnecessary to give any farther
Inscription, ~ every person deslrous of brcono.
ing purchaser will view the premises. tvb;ctr
ma DC seen by duplication to the subscribor. or
Il, us absence to Codriggton Darlington, VIII, Ives
one mile from the hnd WIZ lives
July ~. w.
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i EN- DOLLARS REWARD -Rapav,,,
IL, on To. stb inst likely young bIacl fsi.
c, ION ~ year. OF sge,by tie ma ne of FARO.
49, vi Az 'nches h'gh, he had on wheu he went
has changed his clothes, it is expected he NIL
maze 70 the lower end of K ng William, Comn.
W as ne was raised in The neighborbood q, Fra.
z'erS Ferry We will give the above re warJ
70 aHy person who will deliver the said negro
Laser rake' OUT oftN County OF Henrico-oI five
IOuN r. 81 v, secured IN any goal.
June 10.
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Z D U ca TION

John WOOD having d,s,o,.ed his conrev.
ION VITO Fl G rardin, will Commence on
-. "u'susy the Is "f August, public schoo for
OF the Mathematics, Natural Il Mort Dr., -
ply' the Greek and Latin Languages witt, wr;.
Eng anu Arithmetic Fees twrv, dollars ans
MY cen's Pc quarter, paid in advance.
". b. His private classes will ,e co,,,n,.d
as usual and when required, French Teacher
will be employed eS''er
June 10. 20
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WE offer FOR SALE, ON accommodating
w Terms, e
~ Hhds Sd proof Antigua Rum
or Casks Sharry Wine Il c. brand
~ qr' Casks best Malaga Wne-ress- So
~oo BOXES o by 10 Window Glass of approva
ed quality, and will be sold by the Quantity
unusually low.
400 lbs Cofiefe in Bags, Muscovsdo Sugars in
Dari els Soap and Candles by the box,
Seexs fa'ent Shot, and Dutch Boiling
ALSO, : Z
consignment ofDRY GOODS, consisting Of
20 & AZ IRISH LiL> n,-White Cotton Hosir nv
s-Caiiicoes-Ging ms---Musl;ns -,
Mems Hats-Supertine Cassim ss III.
July H. -.
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-o9I on the Sd inst 90 d6ll,,s m B.,k-
~ notes folded in paper with check 1irsw,
Messrs k'rby, Drake and Ts,lor ON the
nal,~ oil V'rg ma, dated July 2nd 1911, IL favor
~ me subscriber for S Sc IS IOO-also E.iw.rd
D LOO in favor ofand endorsed bv the a,,Sso 10
Der, : credit Was given on the back or dis mote
Ior . oo-Al persons are cautioned aea;us, re
ce"'hs the SAID check or note. as payment he.
ing stoPped--they can be OF no use to an, ner.
son 2ut the subscriber who will give suitable
'e"@ro 10 any person returning them, to
FL Marks
=, opposite the Eagle Iavern.
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N CHANCERY-I, Richmond Hustinps
4 Court,-Juiy 8, 1871
William Long and James M'Cance.

ASainst
U;iiia Dunlap, Msry Ann Dunlap and lanes
Dunlap children and heirs # James D,nlap,
r. D9ts.
;, The Cour, doth assign Thomas Wilson, gpar-
u."i Oh t"e defendants, VINO are infants, Tor the
purpose of defending them in this suit Ana
II Is thereuPon ordered, That the several credi-
tors OF The deoedent do appear here at tn nexr
court and exhibit their claims against his
estate wbich is ordered TO be published in
some newspaper printed in this City until the
meeting OF tie said Court
Copy
July IL. I'm
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TN Richmond Hushpgs Court,---July 9.
4 1911.
On motion Of Pointer widow ~ VIM
Pnnter, deed II is ordered. TIA ,ne several
creditors OF the said decedent do appear here
at the next Court and exhibit their claims a.
gainst his estate; which is ordered to .bt pub.
isned IN some lac wspsper pr,rtej in tits City
until the meeting of The said Court--tbe cx-
pence whereof as to be paid out Of the said esc
tate.
A Copy.
TIL. C. HOWARD elk.
July 10. Inn
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July IL.

\ LII persons are hereby notified thai shall,
- on the 2Oth day OF this Mont, iay m, Al
m'nistra,ion account OF the Estate OF i Bo,5'es
DECD also OF Jemirna Bowles, asc'd before me
1ohi r who were appointed by Hano.
;,,. ~. Nou'' ,ot mar purpose, All persons hav-
ing CLAIMS againsi either of the. above ment;oned
Estates, are requested 10 have them there on
mat day. well authenticated, as provision NAV
De mace Tor their discharge, and AN persons in.
aeoted l" the Estates, are request ID to make
''nI''eaiate payment as no further induIc nee
can be given ''.o
The settlement of the aboyemen,ione Il Estates
viii be at Edmund Taylor's Tavern. Forks If
Hanover. VA
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A WET NURSE WANTED

- one need arDiy VIII, c.n,.,, coro,, ...
y well recommGnded-enqure of the nr;,.
tiers hereof VI VIC prhf-
July ~.
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THE LETTERS OF

2 + Z r. X RI Y VI l. {. 4,
fcR S41E aT THIS tTD,F
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DiED-on "Wednesday the 2stb ul.. at her ia.
TIERS seat, IN the North Garden, Albemarle
COUNTY, JANE ELIzABErH LEWIS, daughter
OF Capt. Howei Lewis, IN the 1870 year of her
age :. her dissolution was preceded, by most
painful and lingering malsdy, which she bore
without murnur or comprehensive uiogi-
ums are deemed necessary, to pourtray the cha
racter OF this excellent young womsn---T'hc
brimful eyes ofthose who kue " her, best attest
her u'erjts--but alas ! she is gone, her gentle
spirit has Flown TO the bosom Of its god, t. en-.
joy that repose from worldly Ills, which iuno
cence is promised, in eternal life.
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THOMAS BOWLES.

"OWHo OOWLES, y Z,
D,,o Admr of
THOMAS BoWLES, decd
and also "a mr.. Of
1,,o 3hMINA 6oWLES, d-ce
!ulz q. 2T
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i. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

"a ~ SINCULAK CIRCUMSTANCE.
IS TheirHubtidf beds may smiling concord dyess 4.
And Vcnas still the haPby unio1s bless
=" Yrintied With are may mutual iove and t,uth.
!" TO their dim eyes, reeLHthe b oofl Of youth "
MaRRIED-On Tuesday evening iast,by the
Reverend Johp Lindsay, mr.. Ballard Anl,,,o,y.
to Miss Fumes Sharpe, Mr. Robert Byudiey, 10
Miss Sally sharpe, and Mr. George. Roper, TO
Miss An61 Sharpe, three a,pia6ie sisteys, & only
Daughters OF Mr.. Peter Sharpe, decd. of Four
Mile Greek
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BY the President-ih Orator of the
day-may the sentiments winch he has this
day So eloquently expressed ever animate
the breast of orleans.
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appear tolerabe-ANrf PRifKNS1cis.
-
A number of the citizensof Co,chiand
assembled at the Court House on ,he 9TH
July tor the purpose of celebrating the an
niversary OF American Independence IN
which hey were joined by many of their
fellow CITIZENS from the adjacent Counties
Capt. Nathaniel Perkins, with the Gooch
land Arnllery, also participated in tue &C.
LIBERATION. This company from the zeal,
which IL mani ests in the commemoration
OF tire great events which gave birth to A.
merican liberty, has afforded an evidence
OF It's attachment 10 the principles of rs.
and warrants the belief, that IN the time OF
danger It viii be found at its post, The
Declaration OF Independence was read by
James Pleasanls, ESQ
Doctor isaac Curd, having been previous
ly appointed oy the corn nit,ee of arrange
ment, delivered IN elegant and appropria,,-
oratioa. After the COMPANY mad naItsken
OF an elegant dinner furnished by Beniamin
Anderson Esq. the following toasts were
drank Capt. William Boiling being AN
pointed President and Capt. Nathaniel Per-
kns Vice President
i The 4th July 1776--may the PRINCIPLES
declared on thar day ever characterize the
American Government.
2 General Washington---the Genius O.
American Liberty shall hover over thy
tomb, and direct the votary of freedom, "a
where the father OF his country lies.
Thomas Jefferson-Athe fourth and fifth
Administrations Of our federal government,
viii forever speak his praise, and stand i'm.
perlshabie monuments of his grea ness.
James Mad sou--notwii hstapdng this
clsmours which have been raised aeainsI
o'tmt oss seseafness 20 sns wisngms ans
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VOLUNTEERS.


By Col. John Mayo The u. S,ates of
Amerlca--May they enjoy free and ex
tended Commerce w,,h all The nations of he
Earth, but form political connections with
none
BY LIT. Fro8t.--Gen. Morgap--Yb,- hero
who first nught the British Tyrants to fear
the twisted guns.
6y Ensign Brooke-Capt George Tur
nerJ-A disciplined officer, whom we love
BY Capt. H. Turner-John Tyler. late
Governor-As he sturdy oak in the forest
so Is he in the Republican cause.
BY CAM. pCa6e--The American youth
who was woundrd on board the U. States
frigate President.---A speedy healing to
his zoounds--May his manly conduct teach
the world, that Americans are promoted
by merit, not by name or purse.
by Ensign j. b. Ogg--The memory
OF General George Washington He lived
long, aud none lives long, but he who lives
virtuous.
BY II II. A66ott--May the Skin of
the British Lion be stretched over the head
o. Yankee Drum, for the American E.a
Lyle to beat Hail Columbia upon.
By 1T. John S. Sfu66s, jr --Represen,a
'ves-The guardians OF the Peoples ri sh,s
--s@ay they neHr be il5lifisreut ine0nss!t-
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MARINE Liol.
PORT OF NEWPORT.


Ent~sd-~brig German Peggy, Gorton. HAVANA
do. Neptune, Dunweii, Philadelphia sloop Aurora.
Cahoone, New-Yolk,
Csersd-ship ractous, Bickford, Buenos Ayres ;
scho faany. Reyifolds, Bermuda; do. A,pl,us and
Nancy, Day ton, Wilmington, 10. Mary, Yentie,on,
Baltimore |; soop John Adams, Smith, Norfolk do.
Abigail, Baker. Albany do. Express, Wood, New
York; do. Huntress, Davis, do.
Sunday, .tiorch 24.-Arrved ship Walker, Taber,
from london, IS days. Spoke, Feb 81, of the Is
land of Corvo. ship Rhode, Bctsey, IL days from
Lisbon, bound TO w.York.
Iuesdl.y, .N4rch 26-Arrved sch. Industry, of
Dartmouth, Weden, from Bassaterre, Guadaioupc,
10 days, bound 10 New-York. Left at GuadaIoupe,
number of American vessels. Brig Columbia,
Tarr, Of Boston. bound to Demerara, which port
in sight, was brought into Guadaloupe by British
n-ot.v ar she was, however, after some dtie ui-
ty, discharged and allowed to dispose of her cargo
OF provisons--saisd from thence for Boston, few
days before the Industry. Spoke, March ~, Oft
Slndy-Hook, slcop Eliza, ---, Of Portsmouth, II.
bound TO N York. CCapt welden did not hear the
report of the destruction OF the Island Of Curacao
by an Eal thquake, and links the report mus, be
without foundation.