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eur antagonist. for the Rrohck svas COM
f'tsfeiy dismasted. and Of her crew there
were between so and so killed and wound
ed. and only 5 killed on board the Wasp
After capt. Jones had manned his prize, the
Wasp and the Frolick had the misfortune
to fall in with the Poictiers, of - guns,
capt. Beresford, and both were captured &
ordered for Bermuda.
Capt. jones is a native of Delaware, and
was deemed brave and able officer before
this victory added additional laurels to his
brow. His first lieutenant is brother of
commodore Rodgers, NATIVE of Maryland,
and is IN all respects worthy associate of
his gallant commander. Our distinguished
and meritorious fellow citizen lieut.. james
Bid6le, was ON board as a volunteer, and
has briefly narrated the occurrence in a
letter to his father Charles Biddle, Esq. of
this city.
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BRITISH OFFJCLgL .8CcOUN.y'

OF THE BATTLE OF ouEEysrowE.
The following general ORDERS giving an account Of
the attack made by the Americans upon the heights
OF Queenstown, &c are from the Montreal He-
raid, extra, Of October 81
Atljutant Generals Office,
Head Quarters. Montreal, 21st October.
GENERAL ORDERS.
His ercellency the commander Of the forces has
received Official report from msj. general Sheae,
Ut The brilliant victory achieved on the 18th instant
by portion Of the troops under his command over
division Of the encmy's army. which effected a
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with the answer. The Junon was under
sailing orders yesterday afternoon.
.dn Erhrcss.-On Monday evening, at a
bout 9 O'Clock passed through this city, on
his way to the Eastward. an Express. which
we are told. reached this place in nineteen
hours from Washington, distance of $40
miles We have not learned what was
the nature of the dispatches.
Cartel from Bermada.-Yesterday NOR
ming arrived at this port the British Cartel
schooner Ann. Mason, ten days from Mas
sau, IN. ~ with 81 American prisoners.
among whom are the following: Captains J..
Bigelow. of the ship Molly, of Phiiad. w.
Smith OF Boston, II. White of schooner Ex-
pertinent. of Lymeville. (Massachusetts) A..
Waters ct brig Joaquin, of Boston, ]. Gill.
OF schooner Santa Maria, of Boston. S. b.
Parkman, supercargo of do. ]. A. Hamilton,
OF Baltimore, G. Wilson of ship Marquis de
Casa Yrujo, of Philad. There had been
an embargo at Nassau fo- four days previ-
Gus to the Sailing of the brig Cslibri for
Halifax i; she sailed on the 18th of October
with 400. 600 dollars in specie. The British
squadron off New-Providence consists of brig
Moseiie, Rhodian and Variable. The ship
Kattler, Gordon, of 26 guns, sailed for Ber-
muda few days before; the brig Sappho,
M'Grady, sailed for jamaica ten days be-
tore. All vessels bound to or from the u
nlted States under neutral flags are sent in.
On Friday last off Cape Hatteras spoke
brig Rising Hope. 8 days from New-York
tor Charleston same TIME there were two
ships in sight to ieeward. supposed them to
be men of war. A schooner under Spanish
colours which sailed from the HAVANA,
with MIR. M'Carty a passenger on board.
was cast away on Abaco. cargo of provisi-
ons, part of which and all the crew saved
November S. tie British frigate tunoti
sailed from this port on Friday evening.
The Dragon, "a, is expected at Halifax
she bears the flag Of rear admiral Laforey.
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SAVANNAH, October 29. BY gentlemen
just arrived from St. Mary's we learn, that
Col. NEWMAN, with his men, have arrived
near the st. Johns and joined Captain
Kinsley--in two different skirmishes Col.
N. had had with the Indians. he had seven
men killed and fifteen wounded and mas
brought in sixteen scalps, but knows not
how many he wounded, from their practice
OF leaving no wounded on the field of bat
fle
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Novembers. tie British frigate tunoti
sailed from this port on Friday evening.
The Dragon, "a, is expected at Halifax
she bears the flag Of rear admiral Laforey.
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rErtrnck.1

My last letter to you was Of the 27th IvEv,
and was forwarded b Y the British pscke1,
sne Althea' under To special proter+San Of
Mr. Baker The obj ect Of that letter. * of
the next preceding one of the 26th ct JEsac,
was to invest you W tn power to sssPr@s 81
an armisticc. on syl ,ch fair conditions as K
was presumed co1l id not be rejected, the o.
peration OF the WI .r, which had been brought
on the United ~ Ates by the injustice and
violence Of the 'ritish government At the
moment OF the declaration of war, the Pre-
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Connecticut Legislature.-The Legisla-
ture of the State of Connecticut have
chosen Nathaniel Terry, Esq. the Honora-
ole Theodore Dwight, David Dagget, Cal
vim Goddard, Samuel B. Sherwood, Daniel
Putnam, James Gould. Stephen Il. Hosmer
and Jonathan Barnes, Esqrs. Electors o
President and Vice President, all federal.
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October 81, from an officer in tie .drmv.
"Opr militia at Shafferstown, 10 miles
from Plattsburg, have crossed over the
British lines, and taken two captains, two
lieatenants, thirty seven privates. a quanti-
~ of blankets, clothing, ammunition, guns,
and presents for the Indians. General
Chandler arrived this morning with 400
regulars. We have just been supplied
with fints. and sixty rounds of fixed ammu-
nifion."
N.ToRK, November a. Captain Jacob
Lewis, who csrfied the dispatches to
Washington, brnnsht by the Junon frigate,
returned TO this city yesterday morning,
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Hanna, stationers, corner Of Gay ard !.
st... Messrs, G.. & R. Waits Jm,,' Won
fee, corner of St. Paul's Lane and Nj ~ Z,
st. A. 'Miltenberger, Stationer, No VA w ~
of Franklin, n. Howard, st. Messrs y, SN
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No. ia M
st.-M heu's Poinf, by DR.. Henry l "a
Druggist, No. S Market-st. and N, wv
Knight Stationer, Fell's-street.-cn
Washington. Messrs. David OFT, & Co Z
gists.-PARadeLtshia. Nh. Thona, ~ =
at Dr. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70
18th St. John Y. Bryant, Drugyi. 4
ncr of I'd and Pine-Streets-JeremhhS
ris, Druggist, No. 293 Market.S,...
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS HAL
between Cd and Sd streets, Messrs c,S%' I, Y
Segar, Druggists, Market stycct-Ae,, ~
Messrs. John & Thonas L Clark, Drp,,:
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & IA
Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. G. &R W.H,
Nos SO and "a, Maiden Lane.-Ymk ~
Or. John Fisher, Drug -Amoiols. Mes.
Childs & Shaw -George 7oqyn DR.. Job,n
Drug.-LG2caSteT. Ut. odfh0ll FahneSo,l
Drug.-HarriSburg. DR.. John c WieyS,
Drug.-Easton. DR.. Tnomas Ii. l.raS.
Drug.-Petersburg, Ywg. Messrs. Love NJ
Cutler, Druggists.-AaScrsto70n. DR.. Fre.
rick Miller, Druggist.-frtd. rtek!oE. h
John S. Miller, Observation-Disclosures Mes,
John * Abm. Miller, Druggists-Karnr
Messrs. Frederick * WIN. Sauermann, Du
gists.-Carlsle. Dir. John Fahnestock, Dus
gist.-Brook YMe. Montgomery co., Nj
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA, BIZ
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug an
Patent Medicine Store No. Is, sign Of IL
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore
JOHN LOVE.
March % awjm
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$4,000 tickets.
Subject TO a deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary prizes as follow:
First drawn ticket entitled to S'ooo
5000 blanks So each
The next 1000 do. Is
20. Ticket after the 5000 blanks Ssooo
First drawn ticket on the 5th and until the
95th day $500 each
ms. : :, IL Ticket. { CO. Tickets
The said ten prizes TO consist Oh the NUM-
be~s from | 10 1000 inclusive, each ham
dred of the sid 1000 to be one PRICE the
FIRST drawn hundred or lowest number lot
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending to
the S5th 1000
First drawn ticket on the Ssth S5ooo
Do. S6th to 4lst 3oo
Do. 4lst to 5otb inclusive 1000
n rz+h 5av $4,000
The hrize books TO consist QfNos looo
The object contemplated to be accomplish
ed by the above scheme, is emlnently emu
tied to the favor and patronage OF the citl'
gems Of Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will Gnquesuonaoly nave
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our city: on it perhaps may DC
hereafter engrafted the other Colleges anu
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give us other important
adv ,ntages-it will promote spirit OF III
yestigation In the faculty, it will induce
young men of talents to establish themselves
in our city and thereby permanently secure
TO this community the best aud that can De
afforded by the medical profession 1t may
also be proper to remark that If this school, o.
should prosper, ~as is anticipated 1t VIII
cause large sums to be expended annually
in this city, which would otherwise be dis
bursed in other places
We presume that those gentlemen VINO
are anxious for the advancement OF the IN
terests of Baltimore, will give US their sup
mort ON the above considerations.
To those who are inclined to Proht them
selves at the S me time that they encourage
u,--we confidently say, that no scheme OF
a lottery SO splendid or promising as the a
hove, has ever been offered IN thls country
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MISS BOWDLERs

The FIRST American, from the 18th EngiSh
Edition.
Published for the benefit of the Orphan
Asylum Society * Economical ochoo''
New-Tork,
Are lust received for sale by the subscriber )
Price 8 ] IS in boards.
Thexe exceil< NJ ESSAYS * Poems were
,r;nted at Bath in England for the bench; OF
r. Hosnital in that CITY and have already
eone through eleven EDITIONS.
The, are now reprinted in th's country
for an equally benevolent purpose 1t is
hoped they will be attended with the like
success.
James Kennedy. sen.
July IS eotf'
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ORIGIN Al
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Prepared with the greatest care 4 attenis
BY MICHAEL LEE. s Co.
Lees Worm Dessro ing Lozesge.
This medicine is superior TO any ever o.
fered to the public, being innocent ard Mi!
certain and efficacious in its operations
Lees Efrir,
A certain remedy for colds, coughs
asthmas and particularly the vhoSlIs
cough so destructive to children
ee's Essence Of ilastard.
So we'll known ..or the cure OF Rheun'
tism, gout, palsy. spraIns, etc.
Lees Grand Restorati0e,
Proved by long experience to DC unsqla
led IN the cure Of nervous disorders COLI
sumptions, lowness of spirits, inward Wax
ness, ETC.
Lees .Anti-6iNous Pile,
For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant tsyers.
lees Sovereign Ointment for The Aeh
Which is warranted an anfallible renee
at one application
Lees Iqjatfdle Ag"e q Fever DrS"
For the cure CT cues, remlttent ana y
termittent fevers,
Lee's Genuine Persian L0f9n
Celebrs ted for the cure OF rlng'orm'' "''
tiers, etc
LEES Genuine Eye UNter, !,
An elfcctaal remedy for al. diseases III ''
eyes.
Which give immediate relief
Lees Tooth-yfche Drops,
Lees Corn Piaister,
Lees Damask Lip SalU',
Lees Restorative Powder,
For the teeth and gums.
Lees .dnodync EHrH, {.
For the cure Of every kind OF he'd''n''
TIE I!e!ian Vegetable &h'cJH
For the cure Of Venereal complain, a'r-.
Sold Wholesale and re,ail, by the pi0r'
tor, No. %, Pitt-Street, Baltimore ~!
X GRAY, bookseller, King-s'fI,vISs ,,n
N. KINGSTON, Fairfax-street' '
dria sa,
To country merchants and otns'' ", viii
purchase to sell again, liberal dl''0'
be given by the proprletors. ..b sf,
To detect counterteits, observe w. lana.
Gle has, on the outside VIZ pper, '"' AGO.
ture OF Mio1hEh .,,v hEd
NJ. B At the places OF sale may I'D e.
fpratis) pamphlets containing recT" "'slbpt
truaordinaly cases of cures whose i1'0
L.
vents their being heFeWnii io'o lag
June 20
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W. Ba&lLEMAN
\ V iNR EAi L.

rUNPOWDEg, Imperial, Young
w Hyson and dyson Skin Teas, of
the very latest imp nr,a,lons; Muscovado,
New Orleans, Loaf ard Lump Sugars,
prime Green and White Coffee, Wines,
of various qualities, Cosnac Brandy, ia
mAica and Antigua Rum, some very
fire cid RE * Common Whiskey, Mo
lasses in nogshcads tierccs and barrels,
Pepper, Pimento, Nutmegs. Cloves, Gin
namon, Ginger, Madder, Alum, Cop
peras, Spanish & Bengal Indigo. Fig
Blue in small boxes, S'arch. n. Orleans
Upland, & Turkey red CettSn, revived
and common Salt Petre, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Csds Liverpool fine
and Coarse Salt, n-Powder Of different
qualities, Patent SHOT completely .ssort-
ed, Bar Lead, Hair Sifters, Giauber
Salts, best Spanish Scsars Soap, Mould
and Dipt Candles, Mustard, Chocolate,
Cotton Cards, Roll Brie,stone, Glue,
Rice, P.srl-Ash, Manufactured Tobacco,
Shoe Thread OF prime quality, &c.
October -. eoottts3y
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fore we can forget that there 10 uoa
who will govern the world in righteous
ness. These are natural thoughts, the
plain resdIt Of that reason which is eofh
within rs, ard be they true or be the!
false, they have real influence upon
our happiness. And if they be true, as
7 believe most firmly from the bottom Oh
my ssui,.thcy will alas add Eternity to
the misery of the wicked.
A religion thus at,ested, and claiming
such privileges, demands the attention
Of every accountable bsing. Whatever
cur present thoughts, views and 'nciina-
tons may be. vet when we are called sti
from the prospects Of the world and
fixed upon the last point Of time, we
stand as it were beholding ourselves W.
der the arrest of death, and just Teacy to
expire, We shall want no arguments to
direct Us in our choice. Such circum-
stances fail not 10 carry conviction to
every mind, and how indisposed soever,
we are to live his life, we wish to die the
death of the righteous. Should we not
then act upon those principles which
will govern us in an event so certain and
inevitable? Are not irrclis!oa, folly AID
vice, lust as unreasonable in the merl-
dian of life, as at the approach Of death ?
And if the necessity Of being religious
depended upon the approach Of death,
what moment Of our lives is there IN
which we have any security against 1t !
He holds his fortress in the seat Of life.
Every moment Of cur lives we are Liable
to the execution Of that sentence which
has gone forth against the human race.
A." Dust thou art and unto dust thou shall.
return" Let us always therefore bear
in mind that, {" it is appointed unto men
once to die" but what is of infinitely
greater moment, after this the judge
ment.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER "a.
Joseph II. Vaudeville
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Joseph II. Vaudeville
OFFERS FOR SALE,
20 puncheons I'd, Sd and 9Th proof
Wsst-India Rum.
40 barrels New-Englana do
40 Hhds. Philadelphia Rye Whiskey,
(daily expected.)
40 Bills Common do.
80 Hhds good retailing Molasscs,
40 do. New-Orleans and Muscovado
Sugars,
100 Bbls do. do. do.
10 Hhds Loaf and Lump do
10000 ID. White Coffee in Tierces and
bags,
5000 lb. Green do. in barrels & bags,
5000 do England Cheese,
5000 bushels Lisbon, Caaiz * Liver
pool blown Salt,
500 ID India Seine Irvine,
800 bis. Shad, Rerrings s Mackrel,
400 Reams Writing 6 Wrapping Pa
per,
so Chests and 90 Gates Imperial,
Hyson, Young Hyson and Hyson Skin
TEAS, Of a superior quality,
soCasks Cognac, Bordeaux, Peach X
Apple Brandy,
pipes and 20 quarter casks Matiei-
"a. Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga, and Port
WINES,
10 quarter casks Teneriffe do.
60 boxes and hall boxes Spanish CT
gars,
70 bales Gotten,
$50 boxes Soap and Candles,
so do Chocolate, No. l,2 and 5,
IL do Mustard in bottles,
20 do Pipes of 3 gross each.
100 bags soft < hard sheird Almonds,
so kegs Richmond manufactured To-
bacco,
$50 do. Copperas, Alum, saltpetre,
and Madder,
80 do. Pepper, Pimento, Indigo and
Fig Blue,
100 vt. Nutmsgs and Cloves,
1000 rolls Birthstone,
2 tons Shot assorted,
90 kegs Powder,
100 tons Plaster,
500 pair Ladies coiored and black Mo-
rocco Shoes s a few pair Mems coarse
do.
Bed cords, leading lines, trace ropes,
Hamiltons and CARROTS Snuff in bot
tles, shaving Soap in boxes, glaaber
Salts, conn.on Cigars, bingham Boxes
and Wooden Ware in Nests, be'r Sill
tiers, Scotch HerringS in boxes, Bacon,
&s. &c.
A constant supply kept of wrought &
cut j ails.
ALSO,
Best super-6ne Flour-Jamieson
Crackers.
October IS. dlwlswS".
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--~H 60 sn-
E0S:GN, Oct. is.

The Legislature of,his State as
sembled on Wednesday last. in the
State House agreeable to adjourn
ment from TIE last session. The
two branches being assembled at the
appointed hour, a joint committee
was chosen to wait on the GGverDo?
10 inform him Of their readiness 70
proceed on the business Of the scs-
sion; they reported that his Excel
Isnoy was ready to make his comnn-
| nicstion; and the two branches i'm
| InetliateIy assembling in conventions,
were waited upon by the Governor,
| and addressed 10 the following able
SPEECH:
Gentlemen Of the Senate, and
Gentlemen Jfths H. Of Representatives
THE period again approaches
| when Electors Of a President and
Vice President Of the Uaited states
are to be appointed, and you nave
! row assembled THAT You may execute
the important trust Of directing the
| ar,nner Of their appointment on the
tart CT this State. hope chat no.
thing Will interfere to prevent an
impartial discharge Of this public
iuty. Tue l.nensse efthe constitu-
| ,iea on this sohI"t is imperative.
1" Each state sha,l appoint. in sath
! marine" as tae legislature thereof
.nay direct, a number Of electors
tn. f3rIu cfexfressioa Was naccssa-
rv. ior /. !. obvious. that il TIC states
ssouid nesI-"t 10 appoint electors Tie
| National Government would he at
| an end. In addition to this, the eon-
st..i.iieD has required. that the mem
berg Of tie state legislatures an! all
| executive ctiiovrs shall be bound by
| cath or affirmation to support the
constitution. We have taken this
! nata: and have also sworn Impair
! t;~:'y 20 perform al! the duties iuenm-
Dent oa us a. members q the state
geyernment. shcnsd this duty be
neglected, the people Of this state
would, on this important occasion.
lose their political consequence. and
be deprived ofthe rights Of citizens.
BY Ii 'auer Of the teth Of last June
The Secretary Of War requested me,
b, direction Of the President, to CT
der into the service Of the Cnitetl
states, on the rcql;sition Of Major
Gen. Dearborn. such part Of the .rlo-
Ia ofmiiitia from this .tste. detach-
ed consormsh:y te the act ofthe 10th
- April last, rs he might deem Re-
ressars for the defence Of tie sen
coast. Ga the a2d Ct Ju:se ] receiv
ed letter from General Dearborn.
informing IRE that war was deeiar-
ell against Great Britain. and re
guessing ne to order forty one com
panics OF tie detached militia into
the service Of the United States. for
he defence ofthc ports and harbors
IN Ibis state, and tAe barber Of New
.art il the state Of Rhode-Island
nd stating That the companies were
intended for the following ports and
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MoNrToRY.

o TAou! whose svord from solid dark
ness strRck
That shark, the Sun, strike svlsdom rom
my som! iouNG'
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The following "plain unyarnishcd nara.
tive" from the Portland Gazette, is recon-.
mended to the attentive perusal of our rulers
and their dcluded followers, who appear to be
determined, at che sacrifice of the best inter-
csts OF our country and even the hazard Of
our national existence, to subserve the views
of Bonaparte.
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(NO. 80

Articles of capitnlation made and entered
into between Don Justo Lopez, commandment
of Amelia-I Island IN the province of East Flo
rida, part ofthe dominions of his c. NJ Ferdi-
nand 9TH, on the one part, and John H. M'ln-
tosh, Esq. Commissioner, named and duly
authorised by the Patriots of the district of
the province laying between the river St.
Johns and St. Mary's, including the Island of
the same, on the other part, viz =
lst.-In consequence of superior forces, all
communication and other. resources cut off
from St. Augustine, being impossible to de-
fend the Port and Town of Fernandina, Don
Justo Lopez agrees to surrender said port and
town to the forces of the Patriots with all arms,
public provisions, money, sc. sc. that are in
his possession, and all the duties owing to CO.
yernment.
2d-The commandment & troops shall march
out with the honers of war, after laying down
their arms shall receive their paroles, not to
take up arms against the patriots during the
present contest.
3d-Individuals who are considered bona
fde residents who have grants or Just claims
to obtain lands or lumber by memorial, resi-
dence or purchase, shall have them fully qua
ldllCCu llId III CdoC vi H8Fibso Soiho
piled or not with the conditions specified
therein.
4th--the property of persons OF every de-
scription shall be considered sacred and nell
Their examined or touched, but remain and be
used in the same manner as before the capltu-
lation.
5th-The Island "a hours after the captu-
lation shall be coded to the United States OF
America, under the express condition that the
port of Fernandina shall not be subject to any
of the restrictions on commerce which at pre-
sent exist in the u. States but shall be open
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to British merchant vessels .ra
considered Tree port until Isl A., veuce and
6th-The inhabitants who \. n.sy 1913.
noe residents OF the district and have bs bona
mission 10 cut iember, Shall have ,ba u per-
continued until lst May 1918, to tie me same
OF others and exactly as heretofore UAelusiouI
7th--All vessels of every descr;,.;
be protected, and clearanccs Given ~" Shall
as before the capitulation (exccnt " = any Port
coast OF Airlca) as we'll as all vessels Of - 'Ae
description arriving before the lst Of M'n every
which have clesred from a Spanish nn,, 49,! I'iS
months before signing the capituat;on low ' ses
ing the property of the Spanish sub;s s.'u De
this Island. j'e'S al
8th-AIl British or other ,o.r,.
which has been regularly entered accor5 d;ull'
the laws and regulations Of the Span;.h 20
yernment, shall be eXport-d from bcr a u0
admitted into the ports of the unneJ 9. -NC
free OF duties, until the lst of Nav Io,. 0'a'es
all vessels now owned by Spanish srh;s,.a 'Da
this Island, shah have the right and Ssrsis u
register IN the same manner as Amer, In YES.
sells. Wy
9lh-The inhabitants of this YsIa, nt
wish to remain shall have twelve montbS , %"O
to settle their property or remove it. as n,.a
be most agreeable, without lnoles,aliop any
in case CT war between the United STATES orS S
Spain in said time, said inhabitants Shall he :,
lowed to appoint agents to settle their NO.
perry.
Fernandina, a O'Clock, P. NJ i7th March I8,.
(SigneO JUST0 LOPEZ,
JOHN H. MINTOSH.
George Atkinson,
George J. F. Clarke, y,rnpoc,o
Charles W. Clarke, =" "H'"hS'
Arch'd. Clarke,