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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05

MILL riA-the lives Ot whom, IN time of acuon,
depend very much ON the goodness of their arms /;
and IL is very necessary the same should be uniform
in the bore.-lt is reported there quantity de-
posted in this town of the best kud, for the Use of
the Militia, which have been offered by the Govern
neEt of the United states to our General Assembly,
and they have been rejected by them, particularly
by the Representatives Of this town,--.4re these
things so A.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
TIIF INDIANS.

The reports from the frontiers are very conradic.
tory. Some accounts state that the ndian tribes
ali disposed preserve or negotiate peace and that
the Wabash Indians would either massacre surren-
der tbs Prophet, and his brother, the warriour.--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
RRIrISlI BANK.

The House of Representatives of Pennsylvania,
have refused to grant charter to the Stockholders
of the old United States bank, 90 10 D. thus the
hopes of The British faction are crushed in that
quarter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Sarah & a Wis c. t.owlaud
& Go.

Inform their hrienas and fhe Pu5Gek,
HAI they have taken the Store re-
Gently occupied by Mrs SANDS. where they
intend keeping an assortment OF MlLI.lNARy OF
he latest fashions, and hope by assault to please
those who may favour them with their custom.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
NOIC.
WHERE AS, the subscriber. proprietor in the

M HERE As, the subscriber, proprietor in the
w building and appuI3, hanCos thereunto elCng-
ms, called the stone Cotton Factory in Iivefton,
whatever other name the same may or shall be called
by, Is at present implicated with otiers, who call
themselves prOprietors OF the Aud whereas
the subscriber has frequently solicited tbtm for a
reasonable, and he cOncsIyes, an equitable settle
ment Of the accounts betwoeh him and them, which
has often by them, individually we'll collect
rvcly, been refused Aud whereas they have yirtu-
ally threatened TO the subscriber IN debt by pur
chasing and endeavOuring TO purchase matters aud
ihmgs for tn, purpose Of putting the same Factory
into operation and use, for spinning yarn and making
cloth aud have also erected buIiGing the pre-
msos, contrary TO the consent, and in defiance of the
prohibition OF the subscriber: And whereas The
subscriber pFesumIng on the sacred rights Of n,
eels hIs right TO dispose of his unincorpo-
rated properly, without the uniioenCed control OF
any persOn-rnerefOre be cautions all manner oi
persons Whatever against contracting any account
WITH sad persons. pretending u impiica;e the sub
scrber therein, or truStiHs in,m IA any manner or
form, wherein he might have otherwise been holden
TO pay any part Of any debt, which they may
tract, IS aforesaid.
SETH SIMMONS.
Tiyerton, jan I, 1912 (J.S)
s-D The Shares owned by said SINMoSs,
which IRE in number forty-Oae, now for sale.
>. ,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
NOTICE..

THE Co-Partnership of ANTHONY & msCox.
l. is this day dissolved, by mutual CONSENT.
Those persons who are indebted TO said firm, are
earnestly requested TO make immediate payment to
HEsRY ANTHONY, who is authorized 10 settle tho
same. IT. .d.N1HO.NY.
Newport, Dec. %, 1911 d. s. HISCO&
- The business IT, future will be carried
on by HENRY ANTHONY, at the old stand,
No. 30 Jfarket-squars-whcre he has for sale,
Rum, Gin, Brandy, Cherry, Teas Sugar, Coffee.
Moasses, Rice, Sc. &c Also, Rye and lndsn Me.ls
and quantity of Goldfish. Dec IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
Ill 2ENTION II!

\ BOUNTY OF SIXTEEN DOL
N. LARS, with one hundred and six.
= 4Cres OF LAND, and three months
additional pay at the expiration of the
service, IS offered to able bodied Cit-
zens, who are wiling to enlist under the
National Standard. Application may be
made at either of the Garrisons in the
Hsrbour of Newport.
Newport, February S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05

SYLVESTER CHILD, esq of ULTrcn, in this State,
lately killed heier. weghing--beef, la4 lbs
taiiow, 150 lo..-weght OF the hide unknown.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05
NOTICE.

NOTICE. I
WE, the subscribers. having been appointed By
w the IIonourable Court Of Probate f,r tho town
OF Lit;le-Compton, Commissioners 70 receive and ex-
anime the claims agains, the estate Of
MOSES SUCKONlsH,
late of said Litte.Compton, mariner, deceased,
presented jusolvent and six months from the 4th OF
Dec. 1911 last, being allowed for the purpose fore-
ssid--Notice IL hereby given, that will attend
TO the SAID service at the store Of WN A. BRowS,
in Little Compton, on the las Saturday in this nd
each ensuing month, for the time aforesaid, az one
O'Clock, ". NJ.
william a: Drown. J c.uus,,,.ne,,.
STEPHEN BRowNELL, jr. ''"""''''''
Tiserton, Jan. Is, 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-02-05

Oh e. accounts sag, that the former IS with the u.
rons. Capt SMILING, who commanded at Fort
Harrison, mentions, that three of the chiefs who
had been in the engagement at Tippio snoe, Lad APP
peared with i~s ior permission 10 pass 10 Nincen-
nes which he had refused, until furiher orders L.
is added, that 400 Ch, rokees, Greeks and huggas,
have taken and destroyed fifteen loaded bosts on
Cumbsrlaed river, (oho) and killed all their crews
except two Persons CennDsi.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-02-01

we are divided people This Assembly &c.
,,.retl,t;r conviction to be, that not only q al
she LEGAL authorities Of this State, but the
nen,,les also. from whom the former derive
heir powers, concur in the sentiment OF con-
hdence in the government OF the union, a al'o 2
firm resolution 20 support itin the redemption
Of its plighted faith s TO maintain tho rlg,a MS,
honor and Independence of the United States.
nd. actuatcd by a sacred regard for the con-.
st;tntion and liberties Of United Amerlca'
sanefioned by the wisdom Of their fathers and
consccrated with their blood they Will not Q.
withhold the testimony of theireeonfldence anu
the solemn assurance Of their eo-operalloH -
meet the crisis with the frmness OF men. aiio.
the determination of frcemen.-- Therefore.
|. Il. Resotved, that this Assembly, speaking
as they believe they do, the voice OF tie
people Of this Commonwealth, have viewed
with appreciation, the uniform zeal with which
inst circumstances have been made by the
General Government, for the purpose OF
obtaining from Great Britain, by honorable
negotiation, redress OF the many wrongs
inflicted upon us by her orders IN councf.and
other measures equally hostile to the interest
of the United States
2. Resolved, as the opinion OF this Assembly
that however highly we value the blessings OF
peace, and however we may deprecate the G
wills Of war, the period has now arrived when
peace, as que no7y haze it, is disgracetuL and
war honorable.
Resol1ed, that this assembly will support
the General Government in AZ constitutions
and legitimate measures which may be adopt
ed in yinelication of the rights and interest OF
the people of the United States, and IN sup
port of the character and dignity OF the go
vernment thereof; and for these purposes, we
pledge our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred
honor.
4. RESOLVED, that the executive of this state
be requested to transmit the foregoing pream-
bic and resolutions to the Executive and Le-
gisla,ive Departments ofthe General Govern
meht.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

h AND F0R SRLE-rhe subscriber offers for
4 sale, the Tract Ut Land on which he resides Inv
Cumberland county, miles from Farniville and one
from Appomattnx river, now nayigable TO Peters
burgeontaining $50 acres, fully 900 of which are in
woods, 100 handsomely set with Red Clover and tho
remainder IN high state Of cultivation. In addition
to beauty of stuaon and fertility of soil, there is on
the tract Coal Mine, which would to a man of ea.
ptal and enterprise, render it doubly valuable.
II the above property is disposed Of privately,
COT which notice viii lie gven) before the first day OF
Sept next, it viii that day be offered for sale ION
the prcmses) to the highest biddcr--one fourth of
the purchase money will be required on the day of
sale, at which time a satisfactory title win be made
and the balance in three equal annual instruments,
with interest from the date.
JOHN KELsO.
JAY 8. wtistSep.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

AJOTICE-Books for receiving further subscrip-
IN tons to the Loan of eleven millions of dol.
lars for the of the United States authorised by
the get Of Congress of March Ii, 1912, will be open
ed on the fifteenth day of The present month CT July
at the Bank Of Yirginia5 for a sum exceeding
one hRrdyed thousand dollars, which books will
continue opcntor receiving subscriptions during the
ordinary hours OF trsnsactinS business at the said
Bank, until the said slm of one hundred thousand
dollars shall have been subscribed, orpablc notice
shall be given Of the subscription being closed.
Terms Of rhe Loan.
1. The whole amount subscribed shall be paid at
the time of subscribing-and for such amount, the
Cashier of the said Bank shalt give Certificate,
which, upon being surrendered the Loan office OF
tle State of Virginia, Shall entitle the subscriber
receive from the Commissioner OF Lotns, a certif-
cate certificates of capital funded stock bearing
Interest from the Following dates respectively that
is 10 cay
From the first day Of August next, on sil sab
soriptions made from the 5th day OF July to the
! 5th day of August inclusively.
Frofn the FIRST day of Se6terrbet next, on a II
subscriptions made from the 5th day of August to
the 18th day of September uclusively.
From the fySt day Of Octoser next, on alI sub
serspiiois made from the 10th day of September to
the 18th day of Octsbcr inclusively.
Which certificates Of funded capital stock shall be
issued IN OF one hundred, four hundred, Dun
Thousand, four thousand or ten thousaud dollars,
az tue option oi the prOprietor and sls he trans
ferrabe by the creditors their atlornies duly
constituted, at the treasury and Loan Offices res
pr.".vWi III Tue saHhe manner rs Tue present tun-
ded debt OF the United States, and in pursuance Of
the rules which have been or which may lie estab-
iished relative TO the tranfer Of tie said debt.
g Alter the l1tt dey of December in the year one
Thousand eigld hundred and twenty four & after rca-
snnsble notice to the creditors which shall be given
By an advertisements in some public newspaper prir-
eel at Che seat OF the government of the &. S,ates
the said capital stock shall he redeemable at the
pleasure Of the United STAGES, by the reimburse
Inent Of tie whole which may ~ that time,
sand credited TO any pro,rieetnr ON the books of
he Treasury Or Of the Loan Offices respectively.
ALBERT GALLATiN,
Secretary ofHe Treasury.
Treasury Department, July 0. u5Ocr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

GALES at AUCTION.-On Monday the 10th
~ day of August, will he sold without reserve, at
the auction of the subscrbers-a large assort-
ment of Dry Goods, viz
White India Goods various quslities-6-4 Cambria
Muslins-india Checks-Chambrays ---Bed Tickings
-'.Royal Rb---Linen Cambric-Brilish long Cloths
--teno Muslns-- Cotton Armlets--Cotton Cassimeres
Silks various qualities Cotton BallsBonnets--
Cotton flatillss- -Caiicos-Canton Crapes---Beayer
Gloves--iiyrds eye Gauze and Spidernett Musns,
six Cords Black Nankeens---A few cases summer
iats---a large assortment of shoes s. and great va
r.ety OF articles too tedious TO enumerate. Terms
Will be liberal and made known at the time of sale
by
.foncnrr, Robinson 6 Pteasants, V. NJ.
JUiy - wtds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

3 ESSONS IN DRAWING-Julien Poisson res
IA pecfully informs the Inhabitants Of this city,
that having perfectly recovered by means OF the
sea BATH, from the Woup's received ut tho confa-
grafton Of the Theatre he proposes 20 give lessons
US tormerIy-snd that IN consideration ct the diff
Guilty OF the times, lis charges will be extremely
deratc.
Long experience Of the benevolcnce Of the inhab-
itants of Richmond, assures him that sentinlent
or sympathy for his suiferings aud loss OF time. will
induce such are Interested in e art he proleses,
to continue the encouragement which lie lass here
tofore received, and which he will enduavour by
newed cxertons to merit.
July ST. w5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

ECSROM report stated upon the authority Of Ma
T jor Thos. L. Smith that had III conversation
with Mr.. j. G. Mosby wished IN the event of con-
fict with G.. Britain, the arms OF my country nns,-
cessful, il became necessary to call upon Majar
Smith, when he gave the subjoned certificate.
With my friends and those who are not pre'eter-
raine ~ believe SANDER & close their minds against
reputslae convictions, this will be sufficient; and
those OF contrary mould are left, and INTENDED 70
Re left, to retoss upon unfortunate representations,
growing out of error"-For the Siddy and tvr5u-
icnt, can hut fee! generous pity mingled with an
honest contemtt, that they shoa in their struggles
for notice
at RescDble Ocean into Tempest wrought,
' To wait Feather, to drown Fly
JOHN X. SPEED.
"Whereas in q conversation between Mr.. John ~.
ASpeed aud Mr.. John G.. Mosby, whcl, took place at
MIR. Wade Mosby's, understood from an express
sion OF Mr.. Speefstlat he wished arms to fail
@gapst our enemy, aud such repeatedly spoke oi
it-Since that time l have converscd with gentle
men who were present, and am concinceG in my re-
presentation that have innocently injured him by
q npsconeeption IT faets-I feel myself bound ma
der those circumstances to make lin amends by
acknowledging the representation srezp ont IF
ror. TIiOS. L.. SMITH,.
2S,h July, 1879. 3tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

q n PURSUANCE of resolution or the Common
Il Hall for the city of Richmond, Notice is hereby
given that petition will be presented to the next
Gencrel Assembly 2; Virginia praying that an act
may pass authorship the Common Hall of said City
20 lease otherwise dispose of the Commons be-
longing to said City.
N. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain Of the City Of Rich'nond.
July 2s. 2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

nTOR REiN f, and immediate possession given,
Il very pleass,,, Residence ShockG hill, situat-
ed at the corner OF Sd and ID streets, leading 10 Mrs.
CANDLES, and mar 10 the Old Meeting House. The
house is OF Brcj, two stories high, containing five
Bed Chambers, Duing Room and Drawing Room
with Panries, &C. aud four excellent Cellars under
meath a large Kitchen, Smoke-fiouse Stable and
Carriage House, Well OF excellent water in the
yard, and large Garden. For particulars enquire
of Andw. Smith, living opposite the premises, or
at tIiis Office.
Juiy 81. w3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

NOR SALE--Ncw Orleans Sugar in hhds. and
n bbls; Phil. Refined do. in bills Prime snd cd
Guaiity Coffee in bags Pmento and heavy Pepper
IN dot un-Powhcr, Imperial and Yousg Hyson
Teas in quarter chests Muscaicl Raisns in boxes ;
Soap and Candles IN do; Indigo, Madder, Starch,
Race Ginger, Mace, Cinnamon, CoYes, Mustard
and Cayenne Pepper; Scotch Snuff in kegs Did
Antigua Rum, 5rd proof, in pnncheons Rye Wits
key in hhds. terces and bbls; Spanish Brandy and
Country Gin in bblS; n case Of Playing Cards: n
few pieces of very fne Irish Linens and small I'M
voice OF well selected American Crockery Ware.
--ALSO--
A large and general assortment of Tire, Bar,
Sheet and Rod Iron; PIough-Sbare Mouils Spades,
end Cut Nails; American Blistered Steel, manuiac.
tdrsd out OF hes. Swedish Iroa Sc. Sc. Apply to
III. BAKER.
July %. vsv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

or A Csmp meeting viii be at Providence meet
Tag house in Chesterfield County about one mile
from the upper gate the Manchester Turnpike
on Tuesday the 18th of August in place of Thurs
day the Goth heretofore appointed under the Su-
perintendance of the Revd. Philip Bruce, z. f. Nc
berrin Dis,rict-the period Of its duration, embia-
cling the FastDay appointed by the President of the
States.
July IS. 4tp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

IL ARSHALs SALE.-Ty virtue OF decree of
1V2 the CouI. of the United States, for the fifth
Circuit in the Virginia District, in suit therein de-
pending between james Henderson, Executor of
John Blair, plaintiff, and Thomas Ham, Archibald
blair, Mary Nj. Peachy, adm'x. of VIM Samuel
Peschy aud others, defendants in chaneery, win be
sold, for ready money, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at Sterling Gary's Tavern in the
county of Prince George, the 27th day of August
next, Tract Of Land c6nt:nisg six hundred acres,
be- the same or less, called and known by the
name Of Dnchy HILL otherwise called Blacks. adj
joining Maycoxs, for the purpose of raising certain
sums Of money iii said decree mentioned.
VIM. MANN, d. VI. for
A. MOORE, NJ. V u.
July 2S. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

I'd ANYWAY last night from the Subscriber,
Ia POOL, a negro Man about SO or 40 years OF
age, about feet or incnes high rather fiesby--
walks with his teet rather far apart, OF his up
per teeth next the fore-tooth, is broken OF; he
is Negro rather of the red cast, and smells very
offensive when frightened, made angry. He was
purchased from the Estate of MIR. Tankard-Iie
has mother living in or about Richmond, and
sister in the neighbOrhood, that did belong to the
Estate of Mr.. Cowiey, deed tits believed, he win
lurk about Richmond 4 liberal reward in ad'i-
ton to whet the law allows is offered, if taken and
secured, chat lac can be recovered ny the owner.
MATTHEW CLAY,
or Pitsylvania county, Virginia.
July 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04
July %.

n VIII Rent that most agreeable, healthy, little
4 Farm, adjoining the town, add about one mile
from the of Business, late the property of Mr..
l.. Ii. Girard:n. The nuInerocs advantages attend
ant spot thus situated need not be detailed, as
.hey will be duly appreciated by those inclinng to
rent. The terms will Re moderate, and made known
application to
RIO GREENHOW.
July 2s. Inn
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

The triSe books to consist Of Nos. a IOOC
The object contemplated to be accomplished b,
the above scheme is emincnuy entitled to the favor
and patronage of the citizens of Baltimore. The es-
Enlistment of Medical College viii unquestonably
have benehcis! influence the general literary
ciaacter oil our city-on ii perhaps may be hereaf.
ter engatted the other Colleges and thus an univer-
sity he constituted.
1t will however give us other important advantages
1t VIII promote spirit of investigation in the IA
Guilty, will induce young of talents TO establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
cure to this community the best aid that can be az.
tortlcd by the medical profession. II NAV also be
proper To remark that if this school should prosper
as is anticipated it will cause large be expend
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
dishursed in other places.
We presume that those gentlemen who are anxi-
Gus for the advancement of the interests of R.lt;.
more, will give us their support the above consi
derations.
To thoss who are inclined to profit themselves a,
the same time that they encourage us--we conf
ueht'y say, that no scheme OF lottery splendid
promising as the above, has been offered in this
country.
THE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
Is now drawing in the city of Baltimore-AU the
high Prizes still in the wheel.
Present price of Tickets, SI1 so, but will soon
advance.
Applications for Tickets from distant places (posl
paid) nclosing the cash, addressed either of tn.
subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices ir
Baltimore, will be Immediately attended to.
KEARNY WHARTON, South-st.
PHILIP III. NICKLIN, No 2O2, Market st.
j. l. COHEN, Jun'r Medical College Lottery
Office, No. ITO, Market
N. II. Slips Of each days Gra4ving are regularly
published and will Ire forwarded to those who may
apply.
Baltimore, July Z. 2awtlstOct.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

A OST-In H. or in one Of the adjoining streets
- small yellow silt d,rk-whoever has, or mry
hnd IL, shall by leaving it at the Enquirer Office
Mr. john lloliinss store in IL. Street be Handsome
~ rewarded.
july 2S. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04

IA IiEAT.-The subscriber will pay the highes,
w price in cash for a'i good clean wheat deliver
ed at Ampthill Mills or at koekeus Mills.
JOHN J. WERTH.
July 81. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-04
(BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
MAliYt.AND.)
SCHEgLE OF TIE

$4,000 tickets at Ten JoAlars each Ss5o,o0O
CASH PRIZES
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent.
Stationary prizes cs follow.
First drawn ticket entitled 70 $4,000
50co blank. SI2 each
The next 1000 DO Is
do Ticket after the 6Oo0 blanks $1,000
First drawn ticket on the 18th aid until the 25,b
day $500 each
tickets constituting frizes) 0
he sad ten niize. to consist OF the numbers from
to 1000 inclusive, each hn>s.e, of the said 1000 to
be one prize, the first drawn hundred OF, lowest num-
Der tor the 25th day, and so regularly ascending to
the 35th.
First drawn ticket on the 35th $4,000
Do. seth to 4ist 500
Do. 4Ist to soth inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day $4,000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-30
LEXINGTON, October IS
FROM OUR REsPoNDSNTs.

(VTi Dc/fUHCc, OCfOOeT 3, 1917.
The North Western Army under the
command of General Winchester, marched
from Fort Wayne on the 22d September,
and pursued Wayne's route down the Mia
mi, towards the old Fort Defiance, where
it arrived on the 30th. During the latter
part OF the march we were frequently an
noyed by the enemy--Our advanced party
of spies fell in with body Of Indians, and a
smart skirmish ensued, in which one of the
spies was slightly wounded, and several of
the enemy--the exact number could not be
ascertained only from appearances, as the
Indians, whenever it is practicable, carry
off their dead. The day before. Ensign
biggett Of the regulars, with four men,
were unfortunately surprised by party Of
Indians and scalpcd. The loss Of Ensign
Liggett is much TO be lamented, as he was
a promising young officer, remarkable for
his bravery and intrepidity He had left
the company Of spies with his four compa-
Mons, with view to examine the coantry
around Fort Defiance, and had advanced
several miles ahead Of the party, when they
were killed. This annoy ance from the e.
nemy greatly retarded our movements, as
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-30
PRIZE LIST. &c.

Arrived at Lynn, British ship FavOurite,
Ryass, Of Liverpool. 222 tons, & 2 guns from
Cork for picton, ballas;ed with grindstones
and whetstones, taken Oct. 4, by the pyi-
vatecr Industry, Nudge, OF Lynn, guns,
and IS men.
Also brig Sir John Mtlfe Watson, Of &
from Dublin, for Prince Edwards Island,
M tons, with six pnncheons rum, and Q
chairs, taken ID CT 81. Peters leland, by the
Industry
The Fayerite sailed. Aug q, in a feet
with SO sail under convey of the Sophia end
Curlew brigs of 90 guns each and parted
from of the convoy, Sept 90. IN a gale. Oh