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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, May %.
"To sHKw
THE VERY AGE & soDy OF THE TINE
as FORM AND PRESSURE"

We stated, few days sinces as an a.
pology for the errors, omissions or mac
curacies, that might be discovered in
our paper. that one of the editors is on
military duty, and the other necessarily
absent every day from the office. A
considerable increase of patronage since
then, renders it proper that the apology
should be repeated. The message OF
the President, and the address of the
Vice President, both deserve, and had it
not been for the interruption before stat
ed, should have received particular no.
tice, We have the satisfaction, howe.
ever, Of knowing, that our readers gene.
rally, are very capable of deciding for
themselves as to the spirit aud tendency
of both these papers. All that 7ve could
have done, under any circumstances,
would have been to hay We examined them
more in detail, than the leisure or incli-
nation Of our patrons would have permit
ted them to do. In shorttime, we may
perhaps be enabled to resume eur edi-
torial duties, and until that period ar
rires, We rely with confidence upon their
indulgence.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES:
T Rehorted for the AierandrIa Gazette. |
FRIDAY, May 70.

FRIDAY, May 70.
Mr.: Post presented the petition of
Wm. NCxen, jun. OF New-York, pra, ing
to be released from the payment of a
Judgment obtained against hi.u by the
u. S. and for which he is now con6ued
in Jail. Referred to the committee of
ways and means.
Mr. Markell presented the petition of
Nicholas B .rlh, praying pension. Re-
feared to the committee OF claims.
Mr.. Taylor presented the petition OF
Augustus M'KinSsy and Laysel Ban
croft. praying remission of certain
frrfeiturs incurred by the introduction
ef Nitre from Canada. Referred to the
caminittes Of commerce aud manufac-
'urcs.
Mr. Ghoison P resented the petition
Of Amy Darden. Referred to the COM
rDiItee OF claims.
On motion, it was ordered, that when
this House adjourn it adjourn till Mon
day next.
Adjourned, IL o'clock.
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LONDON, AnriI 8

Opsrtures far Peace.--lt appears,
from some conversation that took place
Ia both Houses oil Parliament last night,
that some oyertures Tor peace have re-
cept,v been made from France, in answer
10 which it was intimated, on the part Of
our government, that The Prince Regent
was ready to trsat on the basis to which
is was already known that this Country
adhered. The principal point in this
basis, is the evacuation OF the Peninsula
BY the French--certainly no person can
now think Of making peace without that
condition, whatever some, We believe
not many, may have thought on that
point before. The recent proclamation
Of Loui. XVIII, was slluded to; the
British government dlsclalms being
party to that proclamation. Whatever
our wishes may be, ii is not to be suppos.
cd that we could be 50 mad as to make
the cisi,rs and the hopes of the Bour,
bons-iec.ing most tenderly ter that un-
fortunate and iiiustrlous raCe--a bar 10
the restoration OF peace.
April ,.
Free trade TO the confinrnt On Sa-
,orday some OF the merchants largely
interested in The Bate trade waited OH
the Russian ambassador, AID were by
him informed, that all foreign ships,
French excepted, would be lndiscrlmi.
na,ely admitted into the harbors OF those
.eas which were In the possession OF the
Russiaa troops.
Erhedtion to the North Of GermsQy.
Al expedition to the north ofGefma-
nv, is we are assured, positively deter
r,ined on. The Duke Of Cumberland,
il IS said, will have the consmand. his
ROYAL Highnsss viii be accompanied ~
Baron ST.. Qmn,in, of the loh huzzars,
and colonel Halkett, OF the German To-
Dion, All the accounts from Hau'butgh,
Bremen, SC. concur in stating, that there
is an universal and ardent impulse in
| tho German people to take vengeance
| for the cruel oppression of the French.
These accounts give greater hopes than
| ever OF the reduction of Bonaparts's
| power within reasonable bounds.
Yesterday the following Bulletin was
shewn at St. James Palace -
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FCR SALE.

4 TRACT of LAND, lying in the
= county Of Fairfax, six miles from
alexandra, and sdjoining the estate Of
Zen Thomson Mason, containing -
acres. The soil is good, and very sas-
ceptib'e Of improvement by tie Clover
and Plaster system The proximity
Of this property to market, and the fa-
cility with which It's produce may he
carried (Hunting-Greek by which it IL
bourded being nasigable almost to the
door) would render 1t extreme'y vslu.
n5le toa person disposed to pay suth-
ijent attention to its cultivation
Apply to James II. Hoos Esq oste
Francis Adams, Jun.
M'ys2
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Law dson & Fowie,
Have just r.cti..d--ond.fs r Sale,
22o Ioxes fresh
kAiSiNS.
May ~
pUbLIC Sale.

UNDER the ~ hority Of decree OF
the Circuit Court of tie District OF 10.
lumpia, hello at HlrxanGrla, In the case
of John Withers against Richard Low.
is, the subscriber will offer at pubic
sale or the premises, at O'Clock p N.
on Monday, the seventh day of next
month, several valuable improved Lots
on the north side of King street and
west side OF Washington street, AK
tc.nding from the intersection OF the
said streets one hundred feet in front
on Washington street, and seventy otis
feet eight inches and an half in front
on King street The sale will be made
FOR cash.
R. l. Taylor, Commr.
May % cots
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e. | C E.

THE subscribers expect TO have q
1 considerable Quantity OF ICE to
spare and wisfisg to arrange some
d5hnitive plan Tor the DISPOSAL pitt
fu;mislftpose VINO may want
by HE sRishN up az. terms which will
DC made X. owa IN a Subscription paper
they intend to circrEate IN a few days,
or upon application 10
VIM f. Thornton,
Drusgist, Fairfax street, Or
Rlchd, H. Little,
Drugsist, King Street.
MAY 81 st
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Matrass & Paper Hanging.

Matrass & Paper Hanging.
DETER JAMES, Matrsss Maker
L and Paper Hanger, from phiadel-
phia, respectfully Informs the public,
that he has commenced the aboscss usi-'
ness. Those who wish TO favor nina
With their work in bis lire, witt please
to call at HUcoRs's TAVERN: and
he assures them he will execute it with
neatness and dispatch.
May Is 81
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hrs WILKINSON.

|. 2 ,,s Orso, = L.
|, r,mmiltes, &c.
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Extract Of a letter dated

LONDON, April 2.
"I beg to inform you that hcences
will be granted, permitting neptrai ves-
ssIs, Greatly such anal navigatcd as snch)
to ex port cargors OF Britisb maopfac-
lures. which must be partlcalarzec Tor
ports in America not blocSat.cd and also
to bring return csrgoes TO this country
of American produce generally"
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"a II.

md Pcs m'tsa21 gfrrn immediately,
A ,Two Story F >ucd HOUSE with
half an aero 81 ground. at ,he upper 1s'A
Of E:n2 sJ"H. h!'o, ennTen'ene
Dwelling House vilh ,wo acres Ut
ground AZ the low,r end oi Water street.
Apply 20
z ohrlt Patton, ]r.
Ianuarr2'
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Lands For Sale.
May %

THE subscriber offers for sale
small Farm containing about 80 acres,
Abaut five miles from A]exaptria, on
the Colchester road, cd ioirinR tie farms
% ar. Haywood Foots and Mr. Dem
MS Johnson. the frcater part OF which
! meadow la,c, Ar the remainder well
~ .p,ec % clover end the production
OF vegc;a;u.s ;hounHifg IN excellent
suriges, from waiCi, ~ mrapow land
r,ey he ;fate',r Also W. hnFGled
and SKI, one :, re- Of J.. ~, nU in ~osd
anc tinber, oxu.p ab.tpt, htif acres
-iSaret- and d;.@cr . pcGG T. nee. OF the
Raven.wo,th' ,oa about s mile: from
Ai&xandrIs. Az. jolAin5 tne lard' OF
William Hepburn, D. lei I'ulanT and
sne ,ate r hcIt ls.t IS, @Dt be ut mile
from the first mentioned Farm.
Also, OF OF Land, containing ele-
ven acres contiguous TO the Town OF
Alexander adjoining he lands oil heal
Howard and Peter jSberon
Gu. Simlns.
May % Sa~3w
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|. , f., for the bare ss,
l.,%'rIarly in a case ''n-
4, hazard or per,lS.
\: Gentlemen. l can
I, 10 . ,our kindness nor
= ,oar good wishes'-
/. :t,ons impression on
,,i VILE | most sia-
La bem to You. gen.
| de- aofthy citizens OF
| vo5Ile, ] beg you to
Tenn assurance mat
!. lorgolten while me-
IHEs WILKINSON.
I. z.asr Orso, . L.
H. Committees &c.
NG PARTICULARS.
,,yllLg, o. May ~,
/, =. uodoub.sd veracitr
3..,b. has lsrely arrived
H., s.s politely favored
orirg important and IN
n.lioD That Governor
Cas-, VIII the mounted
pr Sa.iusky for Fort
car. fine 18th instant,
rag marched rht day be-
bs smouo,irg to 1900
'.;,,d ic receive an &C
men a, Lower Sandusky,
F.rl N:igs an Friday
$ received By Governor
d Hlri,an on Tuesday,
n the B.i'ish rad bored
spiked by The K'ntuSki'
expected the carnonad.s
;onmsuce, But he sppre-
gercl being compelled 10
srt A firing Of cannon
y: 5eea heard at Upper
Fa,,d.y evening and OH
yang, 70 the direction of
whole loss in the fort,
!, VAS stated to have been
lrlhgce Of tie Peters
are stated to have been
Nalnumeer of wounded
o'I2H, passed through
eNoSj,US aiken in tbs
:, be Rapids, were ar.
considerable numbers,
bel By the British at the
b a,t liberated on their
l1f'arsace was Truly de-
s''a stripped aud plUA!
ar' u egsy thing va
,~ ,ai any other gar
" "1J !oNsers, s blan.
Der se'it)sm by rene.
I'' Inhabitants had far
'''" WIN hats, though
'Naou' aHy The peo-.
''5r .losTal in supplying
'scrS;;
l-, 'hCv descended RI.
lem For, Defiance, in
''Ss hundred, snder the
F'',.i Gay. On the 5th
Of between seven and
N'n under the con mand
'n,ed on the ives, side
p'lte 70 fort Meigs, b,
,''','o, Ior the purpose
'' od''el!Ss, which
~s'C' much loss. They
and look several En-
rs IL: only Gormida-
%Io'; we're Indians, VII,
we pursued without
u Aentpckiaus. They
win them for some
'alll the British, who
some distance in toe
'ame up, and cut
,s y Tie river, Finding
osaFsd on all sides.
'l' Compelled to sur
aAe 1t is stated by
see not 40 men toge.
/, ''' Z, their escape and
lie prisoners ere
III 9,, when they were
: y tie B,itsih Oil.
sooG' $50. Having
!. aR'sF a small guard !
y "a upon them and
M T' of the English
t., o. The Indians in
=. ~ them ; Tecumseb
a. 8 came to their relief
- we massacre. Te-
e5o. ,S' Was much en-.
/, = OF tae Indians
II " -. Tue same day they
u IN. ~ y
,S, pS'ns British vessels,
sS.o ,Ho or three days,
' ST. on parole. .
sIoo' ' eo was variously
1Vae third nfwb;.t
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

We could hardly have believed that 60
gross an abuse of military power, so "sh.oh
a violation of civil rights, as IS detailed De
low, would have been tolerated IN couh'
try which boasts of its exclusive iioerl-
much iss should we have expected To nave
found il unblushing, nay vsuntlngly s'o"eo III
q pspes which arroea,es to itseii the tue oi
,ebublican. Our readers may, however, rest
assured that the following psragrsph is cop
led, yersafinl, from The Chronicle oi yester.
dsy-thst i, is not exaggerated IS therefore
illegal presumption. for every one Is snppos'
ed to make the best of his own story.
(Bost Daily A6U.
eve will state case in point. which
tctuslly occurred within recent PERIOD.
A person lately went from this town to
Sacket's Harbour, with Wagon load OF
small stores, which he intended to offer for
sale TO the army As soon as he arrived &
declared himse If from Boston, he was Sns-
eected, and seized asa spy; nor could he Oh
tam his release until recollecing the name
Of an oficer at Sockets Hsrbor who had
konwn him in Boston, he desired to be car
red before him. His request was complied
with: the officer recognized him, and after
assuring Tie military police that he knew
him 10 be rue hearted american although
h. Sid coule f ON Boston. he was rele ssed"
Mr. Pearson; in his speech IN Con-
gress on the army bill tl8l2) affirmed
that according to the reportof the SEC
rotary, The whole number OF BRUSH sea
men. regularly naturalized during the
whole period from 1896 TO 1911, was
only 1882 and that, probably, there
were not more than one hundred regu.
larly naturafised British seamen In The
American service when war was de.
slared all the rest of the British sea-
men in our service being, to all intents
and purposes, British subjects, upon
whom the u S. hayeno the least shad'
ow OF claim
AS Nj, Pearson was not contradicted
by any member on the other side,
there is strong presumption that this
statement, was considered 10 be correct :
which granted, il follows that the one
hundred na,urallsed British seamen
have cost this country pretty dear ;
that is TO say, they have cost 1t already
! half a million a bead, besides the blood
of MANI hundreds of its natural born
citizens Conn Courant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
lHeekly Messenger.

A letter has been received in town
from New York, stating that the Editor
oi the Columbian has been assured by Il
correspondent at ashington, that in
teiiigence bad been received at that city
to the following effect, viz that Mr.
","aipoie hassbeen appointed ambassa-
dor by the BRUSH government to meet
our commissioners at st petersburgh,
and the Earl of Aberdeen is appointed
TO represent the British government in
'Ae Congress OF Prague We do not
consider the story as entitled TO the
slightest credit,--Ibid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

An armed force appears to nave I'M
pressed at Oswego, Lake oh'a'io'
boat belonging to a Mr. Bracket, anu
wounded him severely in the back.
Such conduct causes Indignation when
we hear of its happening IN Eng'ana'
The london Sunday Observer OF the
9Th Of August, contradicts I &c arrival IN
England Of flag ofiruce, from France
with passport TO BRUSH 'h" n W
proceed to the Congress OF prague
through France II was an imposition
practised to affect me money market
The opinon of gentlemen oil intelli'
oence latel, arrived from Francs cor
% ,nonds with the Gszeties ana letters,
from thence in these iAS's g
mat the Armislice would not De re-
.n.a u ba, hos,ililies would recon-
mence before the Isl Septe mber that
AUSTRIA had actually eken side 7"ifh ms
aia and PrnSsia, ana '"a' "e' a"",0
7oou.d be immediately "SdSea l0''" "e
French
rbe French armie in Saxony, Basa-
ria sc. have been greatly reinforced
e ~. CONCLUSION of the Armistice,
paYticuisrIy with cavalry, called Guarcs
ofllonor, and composed Of young me
of the first and most opulent families IN
France. The allied armies have also
been sinfoi ced but the French papers
of course do not state the amount, and
we have long been aithout'any detailed
accounts from any Russian or Prussian
source We know generally that II
June and July large bodies OF Russian
troops were OR the marcRirom the IN
! terror of th.t vast Empire, for Germa-
ny and that vessels had been taken vi
at ST.. Petersburg 10 transport others by
water, to Prussia ~ < know also tina
every thing capable of bearing arms II
Prussia was in the field and We fnt
by the Noaiteur that the Piussian land
whers (the yeomen militia were incor
porated with regular corps commanded
by General / olstoi Added 10 this, !
appears, that Prince Bernadotte woulS
have nesfly 100 600 men, ready 10 co
operate on the left OF the French i'm
mediaIeiy on the reeommencement
! hostillties K entnet
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

The Patriotic Militia of this
State, now itati)b ned here to guard
the public flores, are daily deierting
20 and 80 a day, and lait evening
from 100 to zoo made their eicape.
! hey fay u. S or Uuele Sam as
they cals,u, does not pay them pune
tualIy, a'ad that they have not forgot
ten the !(uaeTings of cold toes lait
fall"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Ep tlDr ssails.
LOWER sANDus Ky, snrT IL

Io"1K shNDUshI' sIr
=" 1t is iTDpoled we have taken 9oo
prifoners/ The Britiih Ct Ulcers FAY ii
was witt r.ucrance the fleet came
out, bd, the Indians forced them to It
for they were determined to know
which OF the o'i 3 canoes had command
OF the Lake. oN they would COM
mence general pafacre Two reg
imen's OF regSS'a 1hs left this place lalt
nis.l 10 eu"'' -alfoners.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

The Circuit Court of the u S. is
citing AZ Exeter, N. II Samuel
Green EGq of Concord. VIM. Clag.
get, Efq of Portsmouth,, and w c.
White, Efq of WoiGeiter, have been
admitted as httornies. An action
has been brought at this Court againit
the Editor of The Portfmouth Gazette,
for a libe, on the Hon. MIR. PIcKER-
ING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT 81.

We have heard that a number oil TN.
ruly fellows, principally lom the
Northern Liberties, paraded through
the city OH Friday night for the avow
ed purpose OF breaking the windows,
SC of houses which were not illumi-
mated and that in several instances they
perpetra,ed their wicked design. hey
commenced an attack on the house of
gen,ler1 an in Chestnut street, and We
viii do the Mayor the Justice to state
that we have heard il was IN a great
measure BY his exertions that they were
compelled 20 dc sist.
In Chesnut street the windows of
several respectable citizens were broken
and the chambers that contained the
sleeping infant, were dangerously vio-
lated.
It's hardly necessary to state that
The instigation of the outrage, was a
slave to the government, in lls daily
employ. and consequently a foreigner,
iacobia, a Uiolatoref lie EHJhc feace, &c.
Y'c G'e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
Free Trade g Sailors Rights,

Stree Trade g Sailors Rights
Our Administration take great meri, to
themselves, because they claim TO be the ex.
elusive friends of sesmen. - Free trade, and
Sailors ,ights"-'.Ftee trade, and no Impress.
p,tsrt," have become couniersgns with the
friends of the war and every man who
dares to lift his voice in favour of peace, and
against this most miserable. disgraceful, s.
wicked war, is al once stigma,ised as the
enemy of sailors highs. All the PROBES.
sions of the Jeilersonisns are hollow and by.
pocriticai--sil their measures are deceitful.
They never speak the thing they meah--
they never act honestly and fairly.
II would be Of no small importance to the
nation, If the people would watch their ru.
lers little more closely, and not take too
much from them upon trust. We are very
much deceived, If the sesmen after close
examination Of the pretended policy Of the
Cabinet, would consider themselves as 10 a.
ny measure indebted to them for the clsims
which they profess 10 make upon Great
Britain in their favour. Free ships shall
motefi fee Sotd.--aHd fhe fig shall protect The
Persons spho san arder it, lese are the JEFF.
fersoaisn doctrines. Let US see for mo-
ment where they will land our sesmen
| WIN IsspvVN tl - Gaa, 1, Sauld he 40
mhnifes,ly mischievous to US, that it need
not be considered. The las, we have par.
ticulsrly in view.
II is well known, taat vast many foreig-
sailors, are employed in this country when
we are at peace, end trade is open. The
reason why tins class of men flock here is.
that they obtain higher wages than they are
able TO in other countries AT the same
time, they can be hired at loaer rate ,han
our own counismen And especially LOUD
this be the Case, il, when they once had get
on board our merchant vessels, they were
safe against their own governments. The
greater number of foreigners in our service.
! The lower must wages nsoe ssarily be snc.
The fact tina, our flag would piotec, al per.
sons that should sad under ii, would bang
for eigners in shoals into our service. This
would bring down the wages Of our own
! seamen, OF throw them GU Of mploy ment.
OF course, the effect Of he fsvourite policy
Of our Administration would be-to rlsce
the sailors of all nations, British, French,
Spanish, Dutch, Swedes Danes, Lsscats,
Malays, Mustees, &c. all upon footing with
our native seamen and in this WY, ruin
their business, by reducing their wages, and
turiiing he m on, femploy ment.
If this is the way to establish sailors
rights, we think sailors had better be with.
out their rights. We have no doubt lhst
the brave and honest fellows, would rather
run tie risque of haYing one in thousand,
than TO have the whole bro heihood starved
or begemed, which they mus, inevitably be,
If our flag should ever protect every thing
that sails under IT - Conn Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

LateR from England g Halifax.
HALIFAX, SEPT. 2I.-The August
Packet, Capt Vivian, has juf arrived
from Falmouth, which the left the
18th UT. She brings the following
MINUTE
F,cm Mr.. Saverland, II. NJ. Hgsnt
tar Packer in fabnoutb.
" The Prince of Orange, one of
Lord Wellington's aids, has juit ar
rived from Spain
"On the 18th July, Lord "Vel-
linston's wing of the army was at
tackled by Martial Soult, who was
repealed with comfortable lofs on
both iides. On the goth, Lord
Wellington attacked Soult, who was
entirely defeated, with the lois {
TWENTY THOUSAND MEN,
in killed, wounded and prifoners; and
ALL their baggage. public and private.
Our lof. in killed and wounded is
from to sooo men. The renlains
of Soult's army diirerfed in al. di-
reeions, were followed by Lord
Wellington INTO FRANCE, where he
had been three days, when the Prince
of Orange left h. Q
CAPTURE or THE U S BRIG ARGUS
FALMOUTH. AUG. 7.--On VAT
urday lalt, the United States brig Ar
gus wa. brought to action by his
Maieity's brig Pelican, Capt. ,'aple,
and captured in forty-hve minutes
Both veiels pafed by yeiterday for
Plymouth. The action was ct Lun-
DIV Inand She was ultimately carried
by boarding
,-zTgs Psiieau in sfs.s', liz rated at is
Pun. CAPT NsSis', 1ah IA isi2' rDss :" f1rs
!. tie C5annsi aation LEaiy I9ial ia az tie Brit
10 C,s"nsL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11

The wife of James Dufe, a trav-
cling bookseller in Liverpool, was de-
livered of fine boy on Saturday, the
27th inf and was we'll enough on
Sunday to do the bufn:fs of the houte
as ufual On Sunday night ihs was
taken Ill again, and on Monday was
delivered of fill hT.er child than
the former. The mother and the
two children are'lihely to do well.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
LONDON, AUG. Il.

I, is pofitively Altered that Cen
eral Mcreau has accepted a COM
.nand id the Ruilian and Pruillan ar
mics II is believed he will ferve
with hat part Of the allie d force un-
der the Crown Prince of Sweden.
He has arrived at II. q
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-10-11
HALIFAX, SEPT. I8.

Arrivea.-H. M. hip Shannon,
from cruife, with the Spaniih ihip
Alianza, from Salem. bound to Ca
dir. and the Spanifh tpolacre) fhip
La Catale MIA Patrio,a, from Bottom,
bound to Lisbon --AJ6, the ichr.
Oueene Charlotte, from Antigoniih,
captured the nth, inf. by the Gov-
eyner Gerry, pri,ateer, recaptured by
the Shannon.
s,rr ,9--h, fch'r Torpedo, from New
York priza TO the Plsntagene', "a
srpr 2o-A, II M brig Manly. from a
cruitc brig Dalhier, IL days from Quebec !