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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08

ERIE, [Pa.) SEPT. 81.
The Lawrence arrived on Wednesday from
IT. Erie. Yesterday the Niagara, Lady Pre-
vost, and Porcupiae, arrived from the same
place.
We understand that his Exceilency Che
Russian Minister has determined to remove
his furniture from the city of Washington, &
make his residence here--Ihe Dutch minis
Ter ESQ declines residing a: the city of Wash
ington. PM. Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-10-08
BRITISH.


In their favor, ia
Jicrccd for more guns
MORE could be put on
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
BOSTON, Dece mber 26.

GREAT DEspATCH-On tho l7th ult. the
beautiful and substantial brig Reindeer, of
58l tons, was launched at Medford, from the
ship yard Of Mr.. Turne. and in 5S DAYS
ffom the time tho keel was laid, she sailed
from this port m a cruize. On the Goth ult.
the keel Of the brig Avon, (twin sister TO the
Reindeer,) was laid 10 the same yard, and on
the evening of the 22d inst. a, o'clock, she
was launched by torch-light, being OILY &c
daye from the commencement. She has
since been cut through four miles OF ice, is
now at the Long g.wharf fitting for sea, and ev-
cry thing requisite being ready to so on board.
Taking into consideration the inclemcnt
season OF the year, the shortness OF the days,
and tina; these vessels are not slightly built,
but are built Of solid and substantial timber,
we'll kneed, bolted, copper-fastencd, aud cop
per-bottomed--great credit is due to MIR.
Turner, the masteribui'dcr and to Captain
Benz. Rich, of this town, under whose direc-
tion and superintendent they were built, and
are ftted for sea. This is little specimen
OF Yankee spirit and enterprize.
Arrived at Charleston, S. &. 18th ult. sch.
Wm. Hall, Biacktcdgc, Havana, 9 days, su.
gar, coffee, salt and crates, full. Ii was te-
ported at Havana that the troops collecting in
the West-indies would amount TO from 10
to $4,000 men, and that they were designed
against New-Orlesns, aud were TO sail by the
29lh Nov. from Jamaica. The conduct of
the American force under Gea. Jackson, 10
their late entry into Pensacola, was spoken
OF IN the highest terms by tic Spaniards. AZ
ter Gen. Jackson bad evacuated the place, he
sen, in ward to the inhabitants that if any of
them had suffered loss Of property to let him
know it, and he would make their less good.
The brig James Munro, Skinner, sailed
from Savannah the 9th inst. bound for France.
From LAKE OsTAnIo.-A letter from
Sickeu's Harbor, dated Dec. 18th, states.
that there has lately arrived at that place,
lieutenant Of the British navy, a Gcscrtcr
srom Canada. He commanded the brig Lin.
net, which was burnt last summer at the head
of Lake Ontario, to presen, her falling into
ou. hands. He intends offering bis services
TO our government,and is TO be sent TO WASH
inston. He is genteel man in his dress and
appearance, thought to be intelligent, and
therefore to be distrus,cd. lie states that
tho cnemy's new frisate a, Kingston is near.
iy ready for launching, ani tha, they have
laid down the keel of another ship Of the same
size as the ST. Lawfcnce, and are colIertins
large quantities. Of tiInbs-. Hc further states
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
MfRRTEp,

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr. Towle, Mr. JoHN SrEvESst TO Miss ELIZA HAM
NETT, daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin Hanmett
At dhddietozon. on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. isaac DENNIS TO Miss SARAu
Coco rsHALL. daughter of Mr. Joseph CoggeshaIl
At Chariestossn, on sunday evening last, Mr.. JoHu
AsSyAIs 10 Miss RENEWED HAzARp, daughter Of
John Hazard, Esq On the same evening, Mr.. SAM
urL kobpfNs, OF Sontngfon. Con,to Miss ANN Hon
sEy, daughter OF the Late Mr.. Samuel iiorscy, OF
Churiesfosyr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
From the National lnleIIi,.encrr.

From the National IrteIligencer.
Benjamin w. .Crownln,hield, of Massaehu-
set's, is appointed, by the President, with the
concurrence of the Senate of the U 5. to be
Secretary of the Navy.
Capt. Crowninshied has been four years in the
Senate OF Massachusetts, and several years in the
Assembly Of tha; State practical seanien, and an
active & intelligent merchant.
William Euslis, of Massachusetts, is ap-
poinled, with the concurrence OF the Senate,
10 be our Minister TO Holland.
The bill granting to the reIict OF Elbridgc
Gerry, the late Vice President, the salary
WHICH he would have received chad he so long
lived) during the remainder OF the term for
which he was elected, has passed the Senate,
and is now be fore The house ol Representatives.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
BY MAIL.


MlLLEDGEVlLLE, &C J Deeembsr 3.
We arc happy TO lay before our readers
the following highly gratifying intelligence.
IL VIII b. seen that the magic charm of Bit.
ash influence is completely dissolved in a
quarter from which We had most rcas<l TO
dread lis potency. Superstition and cupldiy
have fled before patriotism and vaior--and
long, long will the savage lament his fate,
while he curses the treachery OF the civiliz-
cd barbarian.
OFFICIAL.
Extract Of letter from Major General Jast-
son, 10 Governor Eariy, dated H. Q. 7fh
Military District, near Jors Mimms, .lev.
l6, 1914.
Before this reaches you, information will
have beeh received of my visit to Pensacola
1t was occasioned by the unprecedented con-
duct OF the governor of Pensacola, ia harbor-
ing, aiding aud counIe enanciag the British
and their red allies. entered IL sword in
hand, with about 5000 brave followers, IN the
face of Spanish batteries, and a British fleet
Of seven sail, anchored abreast opposite the
town. The English by intrigue and base
falsehood, induced he Spaniards 10 abandon
: tile works commanding the ha' bDr, entered
them and blew them up otherwise they
would have fallen sacrifice TO their own
plans. When this took place the flect being
at liberty to 60 oui, did SO and evacuated
the town, leaving the Spaniards favorabiy i'm
pressed with our conduct, and d,.gusled with
their British friends. The hostile Indiens
fled across the Bay at our approach; and
have, no doubt, lost all confidence in the as.
'surances they have received of British pro-
tec;ion. They have retired, il is believed,
towards Appalachicola in great alarm. The
Senlnoies, however, it appears, from infor-
mation given by Col. Hawkins, are preparing
20 assume an hostile attitude. When they
hetr of the shameful manner in which the
Ri Sticks were deserted by their allics,they
will wish 10 retract.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
NEW-YORK, Dcce mber 26.

Arrived, letter OF marque schr. Ho!lns,
Stocket. Of Baltimore, in 20 days from Saint
Bitthoiomews. with full cargo Of rum, mo-
las,es, goat skins. Capt. y. informs us, il
was reported at St. Barts, that an expedition
consisting of about "a sal, nad sailed from
Basbadoes, for New-Orleans. He also states
that none of the Islands were 10 be given up
to the French till the result Of The Congress
at Vienna was known.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

Uhich are celebrated Jar the cure ef mary aissaskfs
Not only 10 c,fre, 6tn TO prerens sickness.
A there has been much said in publications To
A.the utility Of Medicines, shall only say they
are the best corectors OF the bile that have found
in 20 years practice. they operate u caEartc, at
ious, asthma,ica! complaints. Where there is dry
hard Skin costiveness loss Of appetite, yellow skins
dizziness in the head pain in the side and bowelss
one Pill taken every night, eight or ten nights sucs
ccssvely then fiom to four the case appears
10 purge, will he satisfaction 10 those Wlio please
to try them. They may be gisch to prrsors Of ali
ages and both sexes without any dsagrceSbe fceii
ngsi they the best Pills for females that are t
use. particularly for women who are in cbild.beds
where there is only cathartic wanted: when frona
one 10 four may be used. 40 the age and situation o.
the patent mag reluifc. JOSEPH CAp4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
THE FOLLOWING wAsrS Ms.

Gen. Jackson was opposed by the Span.
jards-and several men were lost on both
sides in taking he town. The British re-
ttetcd to their ships, from which they fired
q Jackson, but without effect. They attempt
ed 10 decay Jackson into the fort at the time
the match was burning but he cautiously a.
voied it until the tremendous explosion took
effect, and injared none.
5th December, ia The m3rainy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

by one Of Inc liedts. Of the snip. who
was compelled to lsnd there, rs lately
mentioned--togciher vl,h the arms
which were in it. The yawl which
some of the crew run away with. lms
been recovered by the Nevcastle--tbe
inhabitants a; Truro, where it lay, having
made an Intellectual attempt 10 destroy 1t
previously.
The Newcastle received no damage
by getting on shore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
DIED,

At .Nezt4Yort, Capt WILLiA1 Il. H4xDY, aged
%. formerly Of this town
In England, joins Ii SCH, gardener--who having
set UP IN green house TO watch the garden for the
detection Of robbers, was found dead the ground
next morning, having al the appearance Of having
died by suoca,ion, the vitality Of the air having been
destroyed by the mcphtck gas from the plants dar.
ing the night.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

BriGye-safsr, Bar5ddocs) October IL.
Trinidad, il is stated, Is TO be given 10 the
Spaniards, and our government to receive the
Floridas in exchange. If this be true, VI wili
create another obstacle TO peace with Aine-
rica-as they claim West-Florada, as incfud-
ed within the boundary specified by the es-
sion TO them Of Louisiana. The Amcricalas
received Spanish tirlc to Louisiana, though
they paid the fifteen millions TO France. !
Kingsi,n, {yar.) Noe II.
II affords US much pleasure TO be intormdn that
Capt the Hon. Anthony Maitland of H. n ship Pique,
has received letters from the Admiraltw, expressing
in very fatering terms their explicit APPRECIATION OF
his prompt adherence to his Instructions, in not com
log TO an engagement with The Americae frgatc
Constitulion when he fell in with her on the 4h of
May lasn. Many who we're at that time unacquain-
ted with the circumstances OF the case thought Capt
Maitland had not acquitted himself with strict pro-
priety but his haying peremtory orders To avoid
contest, places his conduct in the most honorable
point of view.'
'On this subject the following article appear.
ed in Barbados paper OF May 9TH -
Arrived II. M.ship Pique, Hon. Capt.
Maitland, from q cruizc. About 8 days n
SO the Pique fell in with the American fri
gate Constitution, TO the northward Of Por-
to Rico. The Piquc Immediately hois,ed
hrr colors and invited her TO come down !;
bot she refused the challenge !"l
The Constitution really chased the Piquc
macy hours--and The latter escaped in the
night.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

David r. Williams, formerly a Reprcseh-
ta,ivc in Congress from South Carolina, and
lately Brigadier GeDcral in the army, is G.
lected by the Legislature Of that State, Gov.
ernor Tor the ensuing year.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1914

The private armed briggs Macdonough,
Captain Wilson, Of Bristol, of 10 guns and
l7o men, and Morgiana, Captain Fellows, oil
Providence, Of lt guns and 40 men, sailed
from this port, on Sunday evening last, on q
cruize.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

From Sackett's Harbor.
Accounts from this important post are to
the 9th inst. No apprehensions appear 10
be entertained of an attack, or as to its safe
ty in case one was made. General Brown
was at Brownsville, about miles from the
harbor, iittlc iudisposed. The 2lst and
Esd regts. were said to be under marching or
ders for secre, expedition. The feet was
disman,led and hauled up Capt. Jones had
the command, Com. Chaunccy having gone
to Washington, to make arrangements, (aS
was supposed, for building more vessels.
On monday evening last, Hoard
barge from the Newcastle, containing
the Sd lieut.. a midshipman, and % sea-
men and marines Of that ship, entered
the harbour of Orleans, Cape God, and
took possession OF the following vessels
belonging to that place, viz. sch. Betsey
and sioops Camel, WastIinaton, and
Nancy-.on board the former was put
the midshipman and men, and the lieut..
with tbs remainder staid ON board the
Camel the other two vessels, being a.
ground, were set fire to, but the flames
we're extinguishea by the inhabitants,
before any great damage was done. The
Betsey and Camel were got underway
to proceed to Cape Harbour, but il com
ing on to blow hard, the latter came to
an anchor off the harbour. There was
only one American on board any ofthe
vessels--he was made prisoner and put
On board the Betsey. This vessel con-
tn,,ed under way and the midshipman,
being unaquainted with the coast, and
alarmed at his situation, gave the COM
mand up to the Amer. on his promise to
make for Pfovinston-just before day
light, next morning, he run her ashore
on Yarmoutii Beach, were she was re-
captured by the inhabitants, and the
Englishmen all made prisoners. They
were brought to town On Thursday
night last, and conveyed TO Salem.
The name of the above midshipnan
is Charles Underwood.
The barge was left along side the
Camel, (whiie she lay at anchor) with
two men in it-d,lring the night, it got
adrift, and the men being unable to re-
gain the vessel, after pulling about for
some time, and getting exhausted ard
chilled through with. the cold, made for
the shore, and gave themselves up as
prisoners. They were brought to town
on Friday last. The barge, Containing
Is cutlasses, l musket, and 3 pistols,
with all the oars, sails, &c. was likewise
taken, and is now at Orleans, hauled up
far from the shore. The prisoners state
that they had one marine shot dead BY
our people, just as they were leaving
the last vessel. Not one of the !Ameri-
cans was hurt.
The prisoners state, that the Newcas-
tie expected the Leandcr every day to
relieve her, and that she intended to sail
from Provircetown On Friday last
When the above barge left her, on Mon
day noon, she had not heard Of the Con-
stitution's sailing-when she obtains this
information, las the ship was sent to
Boston Bay, expressly to- cruize for her)
it is supposed. by the prisoners that she
will leave the coast to cruize for her,
having plenty Of provisions and water
on board.
Besides the barge which has been TAX
en- at Orleans. another is at WelAeet, I'm
possession Of the inhabitants left there
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

The privateer Roger, of Norfolk, had not sailed
from Wilmington more then ten days, before she re-
turnsd with a British shsp Of about 500 tons, laden
principally with ssgar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

The prisa,e-armcd schooner Chasssur,
Captain Boyle, cf t6 gsns and 40 men,
sailed from New-Yofk, on the 23d instant.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
!" NOlIIE.

INTERNAL R8YfHUk.
THE C.. 1icctor Of the Internal Hevcnue, for
tbs Let Collection District in the state of Rhode
Island make known to all whom it may concern,
that the Lice, for Retailing which expire On the
sis, inst md on the months following must be re-
new<l by ali sose who intend continuing their bu-
siness as retail srs, before the expiration Of
them. ~
The cgllcstor. - ,s office IN Bristol. and his De-
pusy &C Newport will attend at their Office hours as
usual 10 issue ,lt new Iiceatss, agrceably TO the
Instructions receNs from the Commissioner Of the
Revenue -a,iye To tue same. 49,
Applications fos TX cnces for Carriages kept for
usc must also be mate without delay penalty OF
the law. ,... Dec. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28

u fIEA 4 y oLIS.
"HEREAS, Capt. SAMUEL EANEs, OF the prii
w vne-armed brig sconrye, having arrested me.
and published charges against me, which are alto
gether groundlcssT therefore rcp vest the public to
suspend their opinion until my trial skes place, ,whe
shall establish my innocence. ~.
J.sREdlE C. DICKINSON.
.Ne.ebort, Dec 2S, 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
APPROPRIATION.


We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, tina. wS
and our families have in various cases and III different
times, Used Dr. Cary's celebrated Family Pills,wbck
are now prepared by the yendcr ut Coventry, X. u
we have fond them highly srrviceabIc in bur fsn
lies, and particularly ctcaciout in removing thosc;
complaints for which they are prescribed 1--WE fcct
assured OF their excellence! and consider the Pills
valuable, and worthy the attention Of all family Ply
siciaos. In testimony hereof, we have affixed our
respective signatures.
Caleb Retton, yessbh Sfraighf, r. Resingf6n, Sd,
Jola Remington, .,fary Remington, ". Creency
Patience Greene, r. Aeison, 2heodo7fG Reming:
Ton, C. Bozeen, j. " Green, II. WiDur, int
:. G. Brown, Ph,be Irrpin, NJ itvtn, }. Ha,,l
kpis, Benjamin Horse.
certify that wss si,E about two years with dry
skin. costiveness, and difficulty ofbreathing could
rcstI had several doctors, but could get re-
lief-I applied to DE- Cary, and got immediate relief
believe il II had not been for his Pills, could not
have lived Icontinuc taking the riIls, anu am iF
toierab.c health. HcGn TtELPH
The stbscribcr having been much afflicted wifi
the asthma for several years. wss induced TO make
trial Of Dr. Carys Pills-fefore had taken one boz
found myself much relieved, and am now in the
cnioy mcnt Of good health. ,. ROWLAND. 4,
DR.. @. W. IiUPPiN is sole agent FOR the town OF
Providence. ..
cef,ify ,ha, have made use of Dr. Cary's Pills,
and am in duty bound to say they are the most easy
cs,harGc that ever made use Of
Sepie mber, 1915. RAY JOHNSON
certify that wastroubed with pam ~ my bow.
els and side, and dizziness in the head called on
d.. Cary, he gave me about thirty Pills, which cur1
Mar, 1918. CHARLES coIvIS.
ur The Pills recommend themselves:
The above Medicines arc sold BY .. RipLsy ,NoSs
wici, Coo. AyIs < ANs sMITu, WEXFORD, Il. T. gnd
by skMcEL w. virsor, Newport. At the lsst rhcn.
toned place kept, usual, al kinds Of Drugs.
and Medicines now generally in use and of the Lest
quali,y.--A continuance OF iavors solicited.
-, SAMUEL w yrFs0N.
Nr1o Ktather BeSls and Feathers.
I'VE Geese and FOWL Feathers. and Fsatl'e'
IA Beds, from 20 60 IS sIolars. keps constan,y
for sale by ABRAHAM pARkEss
M. 2, C,arkss-ssre-t
/ Literse--an assortment Jr>sfNITRoSsTs q. :
c~er, dc,c-r'inns ce.t,'.'y sst"<t ,slc ~ -tssvr
Ma. =. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
NOI'ICE.

THE Newport Association Of Mechanics and
Manufacturers, are requested 20 meet at the,
State House, the fest Monday in Jancary, at q
o'clock, NJ beng the quarterly cetiug OF the
society. By order,
JOSEPH COzzENsi iSecreiary:
.NcIcperf, Dec. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-12-28
Dissolution OF co.Pa,ss.srshib.

pissoLtioa of Co-Pmsaeyshib.
TSls Co-Pminership heretofore existing under ihs'
Il tirm OF CHARLES NJ. rIiURSToN Co. IS
this g. dissolved b, mutual consent All persons
having demands against the said firm, request,
present them for payment and all persons indebted
tn them, are hereby called on 10 make immediate
payment TO CHARLES M. TnsasToS, who is duly
authorised 80 settle the same.
CHARLES NJ. TAURSToN.
ISAAC BgRDlCK.
Newport. December p, 1914, (Dcs)
REAL ESTATE-At AucTIoN.
On RE rbfh cf Janxarp lsl5,as IL o'cik.P.a:
nh DE sold a, Pubic faction, on the premises,
Il IL the right, title and interest that WILLiAw
IA G.. BuRRoucas has in 4 lot'of Land, withtwo
Dwelling houses thereon, situated at the lower end
OF thu towns subjectto mortgage of Three Hun
drediDolsrs. with the interest from the date OF the
same. Conditions made known at the SALE
Re.Vamin B. lhaaforG, I
~ .NyetoiGs Taylor, .fssishecs.
Peter u. Remington,
,Ntrt err. Dec. %,
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NEWPORT BANK.

NENttOn l. DAMN.
NOTICE IS hereby given, that on Mon!ay, the
\ second day Of January next, the halfyeary
Dividend will be declared and paid TO such persons
as the books Of the Bank will shev 10 be Stockbo.d.
ers on The twenty ,y.sixth instant.
Notice IS likewise given, that on Wednesday, tlsc
fourth day Of said January general meeting Of the
Stockholders will take place at The S,ae-iIouse in
Newport, at ha'f.past two o'clock, y. NJ for thc G.
lection of Directors - transaction Of the neecsss-
- business Of said Hank
By order Of a1 Pse.idcnt and Dirceforse
JNO H. sffEARMAN, cI:hier.
.Newbo-f. Dsoerder 81. 1919
JAMES TOW SoEND,
OFFERS Cor sale, at his store, in M,-s,rset,neu
- east OF the w. l. Republican Office
II boxes No, q =. Chocolate,
~ do. mould Candles
200 W.T. Of good Cheese; s
boxes Of spanish segaTs;
10000 Americap 10.
With IN assor,~er: os f-v qpai..3 cr"csties. Of
retsLs Js.. -. ?
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gates near Lake E,ic, and intend bringing
them down 10 the Lake and setting them Up
as soon as the sleighing becomes good. he
also states that the enemy are building two
20 gun-bfigs on Lake Huron.
A very splendid Ball has been given in
Middletown, (Con.) to Com. Macdonough.
December 27.
Sailed, on Sunday, privac-armed brig
George Little, Spooner, on a cruize.
The privatecr sch. Paul Jones, Capt. Hill
ton, sailed from Wiscasset on Friday last, on
a cruize.
A frigate anchored in Tarpaulin Cove on
Sunday, and fired salute.
The Court of Enquiry lately assembled at
the request of Capt. Leonard, 10 Investigate
the conduct in the surrender of Fort Niaga-
ra to the enemy, have reported, that the con-
duct Of Capt. l.. appears to have been the CT
feet of a misunderstanding OF the verbal or.
ders of the commanding General, rather than
any willful determination manifested to ne
glcct his duty, aud that his conduct through
out the whole day afer his arrival on The
ground ir face Of the enemy, was cool, brave
and oificeriike. ,e
A part of Major General Izard's division,
the 18th and 9th regiments, have proceeded
10 Erie, Penn.
Some alarm still continued at Piausburgh
at the lsst dates. Gen. Macomb was there.
Murray's (ofiicia) Lis, OF the British navy,
for Oct. IA, hos been received in town.
Capt. Dacres was appointed to the Tibcr fri
gate, on the a2d of July last.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-06-14

ofthrce Merino sheep. An
produce very duH. "a'e''c'
Passengers in the Amizad-N. -,
mas I,ancG, Secretary Of .,.,,,so ~, ,
tne Russian Government, Me.,.. ~ 10
mas Pfdsell, jr and ]. D. d. 10
About 80 Dutch vessels irem ~
lard, had arrived ii Lisbon viii ~. n'I
gin, &c. & eomPl,mly glulred \. Ivy
kct. 80
The ship Gen Hi va. 70 - /,
Boston in a few dsy.. ZIG
TIE Portuguese brig Ciudsds }.
"a, s.iied two cay. before the 49,
for Boston. ~ith the follosinp ys,s|
man passengers The Rev. NJ. G a..
Messrs Sturges. Mansfield /. Sill
fon, sDd cspt p Keefins. all Of -
ton, sbd II. Squire OF Il. York, Cav '
Brown ard Dcnhsr .. ,.e~ H.af,s s~
Also, fus.izn slip Nrya, Cbt';,
son, Al dassi' o'n .shdscrona, tSw,t,,
With iroD, skins, glue. sc Sms.
thing. He iasorps hat the car,.I -
John Adams, with cur Minis,
he.srs. Clay and Rassel!, arrIes ]
Go,tenburg tbe Ic;h oi April, ,ss FL
before be left there. ard tia, !.
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