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Adams, Herbert & Go. 4
HAVE FOR SALE,
Is chests Imperial Tea,
ls or. casks l.. p. Tencriffe WINE,
2S,5oo lbs. Loaf Sugar, ~
10 bbls. superior quality NcW-or
leans ditto.
December, 10.
LOST

ON Srndav afternoon, between st
paei's Churchand Robert Gray's Book
store, an EAR RING set with topaz.
The finder will oblige the owner, by
leaving it with the
PRINTER.
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III. Barnes.
This is to give Notice,

s That the Subscriber of Charles
county, in the state of Maryland, have
obtained, from the Orphans Court o
the said county. letters testamentary
on the estate OF Joshua 1ludd, late OF
the county aforesaid, deceased All
persons having claims against ths said
decedent, are hereby warned TO exb'-
bit tue same to the Subscribers Oh or
before the first Gay OF Auspst next, or
they May by law he excluded from all
hapcht OF the said estate and those
indebted theretoa are requested to make
immediate payment
Given under our hands this lst day
of February, 1914
Francis L. Mudd,
81 Erecutor.
Il M ! j
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F0k SALE,
January %.

a TRACE Of LAND, lying in the
: fA county Of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexaadria, and adjoining the estate
aofGcn. Thompson Mason, containing
ia acres. The soil is good. and very
sdsceptib e of inprsye ment by the
Clover & Plaster system. The prc1
unity octliis property to market, ana
the facility toSwhich its produce may
be carried tHuniihg-Creek by which
it is baur;ied baing navigable almost to
the door) would render it extremely
valuable to a person disposed to pay
sufficient attention to It's cultiyntion-
Apply 70 james II. Hoee, Esq or TO
Francis Adams, Jun.
MAY %.
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Edmd. i. Lee,
Admrs. Of I'm. D. Page, DECD

May 8
The Editors oithe Federal Rcppb-
Tcan, National In.eiligeucsr end Ga
zette ofxn United STATES, viii publish
the ABOVE in their papsrs, and send
their accou atstptsis bftice.s
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FOR SALE,

4 TRACE or Land con,shy. /
~ b6nt 500 Acres, in theCtrl
g! :airfax. State Of Virginia; I,or
by the name CT Cameron, tEeras,l
Of ihonas Herbert, cortiguon otl
land Of James II Hooe, ESQ. and n
Thomas Wilson'S Mil, SIX Or Sad
MICS from the City Of NfasnraI
and Georgetown, a nile and /
from the Town Of AlexSyi.ia. and
more tran ball! a. milo nom TIC Id
River Turnpike Road. The ims
fertile, W1il w<ief.d and adap.6d TOD
cultivation OF any kind Of glajN o. sla
as It Is supposed that persons rldl
TO purchase IT,. land viii view " j
further description is uuneceaa1,
The terms ef safe viii be one icmh
the purchase money in hand, ait
the balance iiDersi credit gWen,
purchaser paying interest Will lie
81 al security.
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VALUABLE FARM
8 FOR SALE.


ENaF. subscfioer oteis Tor safe his
Z FAR II, lyio@en Wsttox creek,
and aotut two and a half mile below
the bridge, in tie county OF Westmore.
land a7,.i s,2te OF Virginia; con:ainins
ABOUT two hundred acres OF prlrhe bot
tom land there are c;4 the premises
siarse Two story irsme dweliips-house'
with all necessary out houses tine
youag apple aad peach orchard the
land abounAs sjth springs OF excellent
water. The house is situate on the
banks Of tke Creek, in which there IS
slvays plsn'y Of the best kind OF hsh
and fowls in their season. Vessels ct
so to 100 tons 5urthen can COME with
in tweaty yards of the lrdiag--lto =
cres of The atoge laDd IS cleared and ft
for cuI.urs, and the residue well TIM
berSd -
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Elliott Muse.

tp-Hli,r, Fairfax County,
faa 50,
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ALSO

10 Sci! {on a long cretiit) or exchr
lor ?Top.r ty iulse Counties Of Fal.a
Loud"nn $Priace-Wi!i..m, Fn4n
2iexandiia or the Town Of s'sgaDt
several tracts OF Land IN tie ota
Virginia and Counties Of land
h'ndolph, Mo9opgaNa and Greens
he tItIes are believed 0ySe VosGl
those DESTROYS OF purchasing CAL
the paients by applying to the SUD
Der Persons wtshing IL huy sr
the above lands. VIII find the EN-
reasonable and convenient ubor sli
cation to the subscriber ia irz'fdi
N. Herbert.
Jan. 49, 2N3n
@ The Editors oftbc Feder,N
publican md National In'eIIige'ts
Will please insert the above in tacrH
spectlvc papers, once week io'
mon ths ard send their accounts iOfpI
nent to this Office,
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE,
PURSUANT to Decree Of The V
ted States Circuit Court, to- I
county Of. Alexandri4, vii be sd:
Public Auction, on Tuesdsy go Y
on The Premises,
All thcs Real Estate,
OF GEO. MENUS, dccea,sd, 'n''
by his Will TO the payment on
debts, viz
A large Frame honH !
Lot on the corner Of Prince sfr "a
streets, an excellent STAND 'of o'I
ry Store !; one ether LoJ on the enc
Prince and Fairfax streets, via u.
provemen:s /; Two Story BrlcS y
and Dwelling House on Pm &C ."1|
on Prince, between Union afd W.
streets; a Frame House AID ~
Water, between King and ? iHos 81"
next door TO VIM. Duplqp's tsIssSs
ALSO,
4 ,,,o;ety, COW one hall q
81 Acre. 4 I s ,n3 IN the coonr |
Alexandria, on the old Geo'S,%
Road. nearly opposite Wa f' ~ n
~, ier 1 OF Sale, 3 Zane ana .;'s . nps
, al, ,I Fn appsosea a So,V1 ie" % ,r
perty till paid.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
. 7oRIESra TORIES n'-(A sea-,

a1ORIES!"s TORIES "'-(A scaAP
A MORE ,hickheaded " Bu.l" could not
Be let loose by Paddy whack just escaped
from the bogs of Killarney, than is daily
seen in The hireling pape.s ofthe admi"is-
tralion il the above sppellation as appIies
to the opposers Of that Administration and
is miserable measures He must be d
vretched dol, who has yet TO learn, THAI the
true and only legitimate meaning of the
Irish term Tory" il " One ssho - suf-
Aovtsr (spf aAhoser) Of nm -dds,.iss,aison ;
uho silks TO Is C/or solsd reosons) tArengh
mick and thsn s--svho 10 the sefysIs advocate
ef" fassve obedience and non-rcsissance -
md ouows, BY his conduct, thar the" Po,u-
ers that be can do no svrony 49, And tina.
ffom time immemolial the sturdy opposers
of Administration have been denomina,ed
EVhigx"-Yst, notwithstanding his, we
see the resesse Of all this attempted aid
That the dots who do SO, think to make i.
pass for currency But they waste thei'
paper and ink The American psoplc-at
isas. thos. of New England, know better
The genuine race ofss 2ories" has been thus
described u them, by one OF 'heir most
brilliant Poets, and stoutsst Wings; and
Known 10 be correct. Centinel.
AFINcAL -cANro l.
sand are there 10 ibis { eeooiD land.
! Among ourselves ,ea.l oand,
A bastard race. who long have so'd
Their souls and con sciences for gold. lD
VIII, wish to stab the country's vitsis,
Could .hey enjoy hut posts md titles.
w. ns,d. h .h,l1. al m, htefs hee xNinp
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19
lfsoM tbs eLeANRa.1
The QUOTATIONS OF mr. JINGLE
TDHN

There wal. rogueiih chap in Thorn
vile, Who had a hen letting upon 6vs
eggs lie thought il not enough, 70 he
put two ducks eggs under her. Ii was
the month Of May, and the birds were
generally laying their eggs, for you know
the old fong goes -
April they build,
My they ray,
Juas they fuas,
July they ay
"Uncle John" quoth Mrs. Capcrton.
as ihc fcratched her head with her kui,r-
ing needle. though I've heard thefe lines
tor forty years. never faw them in writ.
ing before. But 60 on with your Rory.
tor truly can't fee what it can politely
end in -Unek John. Well madam, the
boy ufed to 60 OUT bird . netting every
day and all the eggs he brought home
he put under his hen. There we're the
eggs Of hen hawks, crows, pheafants, faite.
pokes. blue jays and wood peckers. At
length the hen began to hatch. Day af.
ter day pretented her with fome new and
orange looking child.-The chickens
would fray from the nef-the ducks ran
to the water-hen hawks, crows. phea.
fants. hite-pokes. ct id snme genus, EQUAL
l;ng for food. or having fallen from the
OVERLOOKING nef. diitraeted the poor hen
with their iAcedant cries.
Sne called back the chickens, ran after
the vagrant ducks, and toiled with all
a mothers anxiety and tenderness to quiet
their districts, indicased BY the ,houiand
voices from her numerous, molly family
of tormcnts. All was in vain The
noifes every hour increa.ed. The itranee
face and voice Of fome new creature thar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19

WINTER,


AsRAsoH Hoa REMEMBERING THs POOR.
NOW Wln.sr Is comes, with his cold Ginning
breath,
Ana the serdure hss dropp'd from the trees,
All nature seems ,ouch'd by the finger OF death,
And the streams are begining to freeze.
When wan.on young lads Ger the river c." shde'
And Flora attends as no mere;
When in pIeny you sit by good nfe :'de'
Sure you oasA, to rem -,s6s' the Poor :.
When The cold fexthel'o snow ooes !" P's"'!
descend,
i And whi,en the pro.pec, around
When the keen cutting winds from the Nor.h
shall attend,
a Hard chilling and freezing the ground,
when the hills and the dsies are oil candicd
with white. ~,
when the rivers CONCEAL TO the shoies
When the hr;gh. twinking stars shall proclaim
. cold night,
1Tea yen,sn,5ey ,he s,a,e Of the poor !
When tbs poor harmless hare may be traced to
the wood,
By her footsteps ind-nted in snow;
When the lips and the fingers are starting viii
blood
When the narksmen fowl.shoosing go
When the poor robin red.breast approached the
cot,
Aad the icicles hang At the door;
When The bowl smokes with something reviving
and hat. -
4 That's the time 70 remember the poor!
When lhaw shall ensue, .nd The waters IN
crease,
And The rivers all insoIsnt grow,
When the fishes from prison obtain release;
Wien in danger the travellers got
Wnen the mesdows are hid with The proud swel.
L. ( dood;
:: When the bridges are useful no more,
When in1aeslh you have every thing ha. is good,
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pohifai qDdtriianp.

The British Official account OF The tasing
Of Washington, reekous Gen. Winder's
force a, 9 or 5000 men, with 3 or 400 cav.
airy. Its account OF booty is 2o6 cannon
taken; so barrels powder 100000 mus
let cartridges with ball; 30 barrels fine
grained powder (; large quantity OF anu
milton Of different satures, made up beside
the stores, &C. destroyed =. the arsenaI and
navy yard " yhe remains otnear 100000
stands Of arms were discoverec, which had
been DESTROYED by the Americans II
would seen that when the British first lam
ded. they did no, intend to march 70 Wash
hgton I; but afterwards concluded Il prac-
dcahle.
Extract Qfa letter from New York. 10 the
Editors efkte Boston Gazeste,daied Dc. 2
SMsny reports have been circulated iela-
I've . the contents Of the London pspsr OF
ne 2sth Oct. received in this city tr the
vhsuncey, none Of which are correct.
We conversed last evening will gen
eeman who has read the paper alladed TO !;
esays it did moe contain single article OF
Mforsence it was sent on 10 Washington
v Saturdays Mail, and should ar. Gales
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19

ito whom it was di, ec,ed) find any thing
worthy Of publication, he will doubtless
give it in his paper"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19

TEExsSLTSTFOR SEPT. 1, 1914.
A gentleman Of this city, having received
Steele List Of the above date, has politely
tavoured the Editors ofthc N. Y. Gazette
with the following statement OF the forces
of the Britain Navy, their stations, &C.
NORTH AMERICAN sTATIoN.
line ~ to so frigatrs sloops briggs schs. tota
IL 9 81 20 Is Z ll6
WEST INDIES.
5 D 6 III %
q 9 8 o IS
IN COMMISSION
Zoe 30 las SO ~ So 496
.Nesv YORK fofer
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OF thugs lasts, our rulers are busily EN-.
ployed in demolishing the constitution, and
II any cry is made to alarm, they denomin.
ate that cry a fragrant violation Of the con-
stiuiien. In short, we are told, So far az
actions are evidence Of motives, that no body
| ofsaen IN the United States have yigh 10
break tie constitution, bur tie government.
hey have an ancient, inhss ent, and alvnosc
prcscriptive tight 10 violate the constitu.
tion. We call the right almost " prrscrip.
tive" for the administration Of the govern.
ment has been nearl, 20 yearsin the hands
o! our democrats. In Short, our admins
tralion defenders appear lothink that noth.
ing but phys force can rtstfain the Oh.
Jects Vi their idolatry-thai the constitui;e--.
break at their own sovereign viii and
pleasure. They remind US OF the story OF
New England justice. His jurisdiction
extended only to debts to the amoun, OF
twenty dollars The learned judge issued
his warrant against an individual for debt
Of so dollars. A friend OF his rsfnonstraled,
ard told bis worship that he had not power
10 put out sucL a wsrrant--Do ont .eil mo
that have not power, replied his worship,
Ihdvr done tt already. 81.
Thus our administration, while demolish-
ing the constitution endeavor to FIX alIthe
blame OF their Own actious on theif political
opponents. rhi. mode Of attack is FAR more
dangerous than the resistance which they
made against Washington by force Of arms,
because Il is q covert attack. Blu, il may
b. asked, by what fatality this strange
prodigy is brought about, that men who
once hought the constitution was so bad
,has it oushtto be resisted by op:n war,
should now assume 10 themselves the chat
acter Ut its most Jealous offenders one
principle pervadts all their actions, either
IN the field or in the cabinet, and that is the
destruction Of the constitution
Baltimore TcierrokA.
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|" DONE glue up the Canadas =,

About year ago when the hero Of the
mill Of La Cole, was steering s,rsi, for
:. Montreal or Heavens" this was the consin-
ual cry OF the party which now curses Great
. isais tor propo.lnsthr uti possislelis az
The basis Of negociaiion The following is
~ extract, word For word, from Homes
"CHRONIcLE."
ARuTk iTs GUIDE -LIsEary It's osJscr.s
M,ntay Nov. 80 l3l;
DON'T GIVE UP The cANADas !"
The Canada once ours, il ought &, ne i'm.
dressed ON the mind Of every man, quopscn aud
child in the U. States that Pesnsanens Var w;th
the enemy would in every po,nl cfs,ew be pref.
cradle 10 giving up The soil we conquer. l. was
he saying OF . wI-e msn, macy years ago. that
the 20, % SION Of Halifax, and the command az
he 81. Lswfence was worth 10 the u S,a,es
a'osher seven years. war;
We illuminated Americans thus l.-.. 49,
unqasstionAble privileges 80 masch forth,
cobqurr, keep and bold ress, The tel rilo-
res OF our neighbors; but il fortune puts
,us foe j. possession Of our domains, Why
our honor, yes, our unta,nished honor, de-
msnds that We prefer ia,er,niaabls war and
slavery 10 peace and comfort uiem Cax.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-12-19

Field Martial Dcarbon, Commander in
Chief of the armies Of the United States.
is likely foon 10 have another opportuni
~ to hew that his talents are competent
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from THE HxsMiNER
There is@tuch truth ia The following semasks
and they are written ia language 70 plain, thar
he thar RUM may read aud under(tand.
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Cuttinn Truths.

From the Baltimore Tehgrchh, July Is.
With regard to the capture of the Es-
sex, an event equally as honorable to
the brave American commander as a
victory it is worthy Of notice that the
aclion took place in = neutral Stani,h
mort. Neutral. are bound TO protect the
lleets Of two bel,igerent +. ions, while
lying ia their waters, from injury. Con.
seguently, any damage done to the COM
meree, citizens or subjects Of friendly
nation, in the territorial ~ isdict Y Of a
nestrai, such neutral nat on is bound 10
retair.
Had our wise and provident admins.
tration, observed good faith towards the
Court Of Spain had we received as we
ought, the representative Of a people,
fighting for their liberty a d indepes.
dence we should untoub edly have a
fir claim on them to make coed The loss
Of the Essex.
But our governmental pursuit OF their
visionary plans of aggrandizement and
colonization have acted VITA such con.
slant and upwaveriDg 6is, egard to our
real interests, tn; t they wcu:d not dare
to call upon the Couit Ct Spain to in
demDi|y US for the injury spd ou;roge
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we have suffered. The Spaniard. vonn
resist this demand, by exhibiting lona
catalogue Of injuries anredressed in
their provinces Of South An erica.
So often does it happen, that in such
visionary schemes, we overlook sub.
stan,ial, permanent, practical good
And why was this minister TO. acknow,.
edged Whatever ostensbIc reasons
might be given, the le:r Ct oheha!nc
Napoleon was The real one. BY a ain.
eular concurrence OF events, the verv
nation whose hostility we so deprecated
has now acknowledged the Spanish No.
march, and the man who has been h,
cause of ali this mischief, has left usno
other legacy in his psli'ieal dssou,icp,
than long arrear Of Spanish injuries J.,
stone for. So far from receiving renu.
neratios for the loss Of the Essex, we
must DC compelled tamely to scquis.ce
in this outrage. An open and homes,
neutrality Uculd have secured to lis in,
calculable benefits from the commotons
of Europe. We had nothing to do-ss
had only to remain quiet, and 10 ~
the golden showers Of prosperity.
Instead Of this, we mingled in the mad
combat, and the result ha, been ruin,
disgrace, war, bankruptcy, and misereS
without erd. Had Madison gnne d..
reclly opposite to all his prophecies anil
sangpine superintendent he actedn
all points The very revc Of what he ha'
done, the nation would have been pres.
porous and happy.
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PEN. by Mr.. REGISALn liz
.ra. describe the punishment OF the
Jews in consequences OF the crucihx'on
yrxekAScr! thy fiery wing their race
pursued; -
Tby thirsty poiguard blush'd with infant
blood. -,
Ru,ed at thy call, aud painting still tor
game,
Use bird of war, the La.ian Eagle came,
Then Judah ragged, Oy rahAa dlscoro
led,
Drunk With the streamy carnage oil the
dead: -,
He saw his sons by dusias slaughter iai''
Aod war without, and deaih within the
wall.
Wide-wa sting Plague, gaant rsmhn0'
md Despair,
And dire Debale, AID ciamoFoas o'rhe
we're there:
1ose, s,ropp as death, rcta;n'd bis might
10 more, a.,
And HE pale parent drank her sh'i-
dren's gore.
W., ,hev who wont to roam the ensan-
sain'd plain,
Aud spurn with fell delight the'r S'''-
drSd slain 49,
Fen they, when, high above the uuSV
Fight ga
Thsir burning Temple rosa IN iu'ic
lig2t,
TO ,hsirloy'd AFFAIRS i'd parting sroan
And in tbeir couuty's woes forgot their
own.
Asm.d tac cedar courts, aud gates o.
gold,
The ,rs;npled ranks 10 mi.y carnage
roil'd; ;,
To save their temple every hard essay'd
And with Geld fingers .rasp'd the feeo's
blade:
Througa .their torn veins rerlSms iu'
ry ran,
And lift's last anger warm'd the cIns
But heavier far the fetter'd eaptl'cs
doom
To slut with sighs the irsn car OF Rome;
To swell, slo@ pacing, BY the cars Tall
side,
The stole tyraut's philosophic pride;
To aesh the Lions ravsnous' jaws or
feel
The sportive fury of The fencer's steel )
.. pant, deep plunged beneath the sui
try mine,
Far the light gales Of balmy PaleslIne.
All fruitfu! now no more-an empty
coast,
She mourned her sons enslaved' her gio'
ri.s lost:
In her wide streets the lonely raven
bred,
There bayked the wolf, and dire hysenas
fed
VT mid h,r towery fapes, in ruin laid,
TIE nil grim saint his murmuring YES
pers paid:
sTvas his 10 climb the tufed rocks, and
rove
The chequered twilight of the olive
~ grove :,
,Twas his TO bend beneath the sacred
gloom.
And wear, win many KISS, SAessiao
tomb:
While foru,s celestial filed his tranced
eve,
TIE daylight dreams OFFENSIVE plety,
Ger his still breast fearful fervonr
stole,
And softer sorrows charmed the mour-'
ner's soil.
Oh lives there one who moeks ms art
less yea!
Too proud to worship, aud too wise to
feel
De his he soul with wintry reason blest.
The dull, lcIhargic sovereign OF the
breast;
Be his the life that cresps in dead re-
peSe,
No isS that sparkles, and no tear that
flows!
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To fte Editors Of the Mercantile
pSrtiSer.

To fte Editors Of the Mercantile Nd
pSrfiser.
Residing a card in ,te Mercantile Ad-
ver,iser of this morning, induces ne 20
send ire Two following receipts they
have both been tIied With remarkable
success.
FRIEND TO HEcSANITY.
Il aos;t;pe cure FIR the Hydrsfho6ia.
Mr. Vslcutiae Ketering. native Of
Germany, 5u, who for 5 years has been
resident OF Pennsylvania, his eommn-
nicaied to the Senate of Pennsylvania, a
sure cure for the bites of mad dog.
Take the herb called red chickveed
when ripe, or in full bloom, gather and
dry II in The shade, reduce tito pow
der, give small table spoonful at one
time 10 grown person IN beer wafer, or
molasses,
.froiher--.for the 5te Of a mad dog, for
either nan or 5sast.
Take OF. of roc, cisan picked or
bruixed, OF. Venice trescle, or molas
ses, 4 oz 6led pewter, boil these in two
quarts of the best ale, in pan covere :"
close over gentle Are, for the space Of
m, hour, thea strain ,be ingredients
from the liquors, give or 9 spoonis4ls
of il warm 10 man or woman, 8 moi o.
ipes sasting or spooufuls is suffi-
Glen. for The strongest; lesser qnanh
" foe these Younger, or Of wsakcon
s,i,uios, 10 or y spoonluls for horse
er5ullrck. 8, &, or TO sheep, hog or
dog. Thi. must be given within 9 days
after the bite. if you bind some q the
ingred .n;s on the wound it will be 50
muck the bstler.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-10-03

laws established by the Cortes-imnr;son.,
many members OF that body as well as nrS
lie officers and citizens supporters of;, al
he last worst act has re established Tie H.
QUESTION, and has also levied contribu,;o,
OF | S millions on his subjects, which he w;,,
not be able 10 collect-ihe country beino -
impoverished. There appeared eener,,
stagnation Of business, few or no sales :.
put Chases TO be made, and dis,rps, ~.
want of confdence--money very SCARE .nS
no business doing.
Our passengers are Hugh Lindsay. Fec
and lady, of Phiia Messrs.- Allen and
Heyaenus OF do. Lszelleto and Ci,bert ~
New.York, Roberts of Newburyport. Av,s.
of New London, and S, Nj. Frothinrbam n
Boston.
There had been squadron Of Aloe r;,..
cruising off ST. Vinc.n,'s for Americans
They had captured II sail of yess.ls-
Dutch, Swedish, Prussian, Spanish. Sc
We were hailed by one Of them, bu, for,n
nateiy not overhauled. They had inouirrd
O. vessels they had boarded, if the,e we,s
any American privateers between there. r..
),
larly Tor The frigate Cons tuition, and e q.
was superior to one of their friga,es Ther.
had been frigales and 8 large gun brio,
out, but the f'igates had repassed the Cur
No more Americans had been captured
wo oil the number at Algiers had been
ransomed, and had arrived at Csdiz tn.
remainder were all well, and better situated
than could be expected.
Exchange at Csdiz was ADD peso: Flor,
no sale, at ;oS IL; Rice saleable: To,
b'cco IS to so per cwt. Beef2o, duh.
Pork %, Corn, no demand -Daiiv hdp
NEW YoaK SEPT 2s The deshateh s,hoo-
nrr Chaunceg may be shortly expected
letter having been received in this c;tv
from Liverpool, dated July 10th, which
mentions that Mr.. Clay had ordered her
from Gottenburg forthwith, 10 proceed to
Otead, tor the purpose OF receiving and
conveying dispatches TO our Government.
Mercantile advertiser,