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NoRfoLK, Dec. 9.

4 -, as 3. ~ 4
Arrived schr. Caroline Noble, Hall,
lI6 days from st. BarthoiDmews. Left
there. ship Oris, of New-York, discharg-
ing bsigs Mary, Stan, bury, Of Baltimore
ia sail next dly to leeWard for market,
Priscilla Armstead. Pike. Plymouth, N,
G. Tar Tafks Island. il t5daYs: Leopard
|Hitchcnck, bridgeport, for New Haven.
Is ORR MeHtar,--. Of Marblehead. put
lin III d;stress sepairing Asenoras--,
|Kennebrns Commerce, Rhodes. Provi-
|dence.-schnrss Caravan, Tryfether,
Portxmoula, ~. H. tlischarging: Fair
American, iiea.tlanQ Fredericksburg, fax
ing in cargo for Baltimore, to sail in S
days saturn, Rich, Baltimorc, .Iiscbars-
Ing Mentor. White, of Nav York, for
Turks island. in 10 days ;-Country's
Wonder, Howard. Philadelphia, uncer-
|tain--sloop Opposition, Shalwice, Mid
|dletan, fos Norfolk, 10 DAYS. Tie brig,
|Ports. Peck, Of Saco, sailed for Port au
Plat, the lat before cart. HaIl.-spgke,
Nov. 9s, IN lat. 26, Ioag, Sc, 30, schr.
|FreeRlas0ii, OF and from Alexandria.
bouudto 81. Doming5, ont.S days-Dec.
gin tat. 81, As. long 76, brig Dispatch,
ni s.a.iawei., fran -. T5es, bound to
Hampton ilo1ds for orders.
sriiSed schr. Friends, M'Callister,
90 dass frep Jsremie ct. DoMinge.)
in ayiolent gal ut Jcrcinie. Oct. 90, The
brig Ihdastry. M'Qliilin, If Baltimore.
.frose ashore and bFgcd ; The schr.
Clearer from EastimoFe bound t. Port
an Prince Was tlisnsastp:l % Cape SicoIi
Mae. aud The spreSeaege and orc man
Inst IA if.triIfseS 0f sESe vessel, names
not reccllectcl, BY the gale, and
the town Of JcEet'sies IA Futin its
Ineiy.lbeaihoell lsas peal}y demolished.
NV. seth oil illcsea,s etI OF Great
|Iienega. saw an EnsliAf transport ship
ashore, ,lismastcd. tisa troors we're all
|ashore IN tents. lat 24lon 70, so fell
ii with a quaptifssef Diff timber which
appeared to be the deck load Of someyes-
sch
Flour s 10-Deef Q s54zPork 50.
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John Macleod

- y -.
Y TqAKES this nppastrlnity of returning
thanks to histrieRds and the pnblic
i0r sheir kind patronage while be kept
the Washington Uotel and bess leave to
inform tbe.n that he has recoa1menced
tie tavern business at the sig of the
pH0E 81 tx yback of the ruins ofthe late
CITY Hotel, Capitol Hill, and near the
present Congress Hall, where every &C.
COMMUNICATION in his power will be render.
.ed. to merit their further fayeys
Wild ducks, oysters, terfaPins, and
other JeIisasies Of the season when t
be ha,IsFervedsap any time Of the DAY.
Societies, clubs or parties can have
private looms ia short notice.
An ordinary every day ats O'Clock
Washington Dec. 15-- cost.
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ess rs AEse'
!. s. !. 3 i IS. s's 7, q
!, IS s. s,ss,,f fE6,Is s,s aII
in alafSaGiofe Rutgers arieSil'
fare. Con l'ne a|lsl
lso opss .le sgsss s I. ss g e'ss'
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e.
John G. Ladd & co.
HAVE FOR SALE,
Eight Chests and I'lceniy Bo1es :
YOUNG HYs0N TEA.
Ship Packet, Cargo,
8 barrels Spanish iddigo
s boxes white Havana Sueax -
10 tons bar Iron
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
10 boxes fresh Lisbon LemmonS
200 casks R, T. Lime 81
90 barrels Cider
40 barrels tanners Oil
40 belts Russia Duck
100 do Ravens Dack
10 barrels and boxes mems Shoes
bale Russia Sheeting
400 tons plaster Paris
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse SALE.
40 pipes Holland GiR
SO barrels beef
5000 yards tow and tow linen cloth
5 tons sheathihg Paper i
s cases mems fine Hats
December 1.
N 49,
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Sale Of Negroes.

4 Number Of very valuable Negroes
Of different ages and sexes will be
exposed to public sale (unless sold be-
fore at private sale) at my farm hear A.
biiah Janney's mill. ON the turnpike
eaad. on Wednesday the Goth day Of the
present month, If fair, otherwise the usyl
lair day.
notes for 60 days sVitla approved en-
'''i'''' Mary Fendall.
T1ec 6
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N. sr-.- ~ r. q 5,
rs Isss Use Sllzebs d
es'ssaal - d slle F'e
aasr -. 's<,s - Il Gen. Jackson.
~: Il 1 lliSA iasF 'ReFs
..s.ssi s.,ssE ia sc tls pl'essllel
-. s.asss slllsalal i1slisp
s. aslss sssIsls "a Il % slit G.
-. :. 8 ,sa,s s rea1ss the heaOrable tsS
8 u .s4as tnehtsS Reid ell &
81 .lsrsssB. ssl. Rasgegs sud PR
Z. sns sils sesti attended Che
s sueeiSea At sc entrance ef &c
I'M 5 capt EriiRta;s agsiAIegy AND
. !! SDishl issAs igfantry, u 0per
srs alter Ss.lie6 q : soig.taFY wheeled
J i, aatdOl's. a. il tofmetan escort int
assn accompanied by i ralaatees band
i ,ssis..,sisen lie gsssts aligaiea Il
Ai,I,yeIlIIiin SateI, i Major Genera i
s,s,. vas GIsea 81 thsastlliesy At four
.Elssk 4 ysrg uaaisfsas company sal
sssn @ - sIssa,ss slgasf provided b
N,. SIIEabgtlin, WisA great taste, and
Sd ,sen Aan.lsoaeiy decorated with A.
::.ss 3 anfaf.ls. saH!nt j. Lee. ESQ.
SIsgsr i .slssaairia presided, assisted
Can Foaos and Col. "a Einney--at-
~ aIases shs following teasts were
drsns. accompanied hg 4 band If music
\ ap1ths 6riag u sansps 1t each toast.
oas country, llua tie unity Of
suksrswsSt. NHe5 constitutes us one
r DsaoIs ne gIsaia pillar ii the etIiiice IF
eur - fbTlsptntlehfe. the support of3
Gar tyssdaiEity 1t home and peace a.
brcAI,--Tane---ss Yankee Doodle. z
8 Tie aaenory yashipgten--May
he csaasels make as lasting. an i'npses !
siou o. ais count as bis solicitude;'
far fheir Welfare MS glet.t N asctatiHg1
tbem--. Tune, z a,lsiihs ton s March. Il
). The President II tie U. States.--l
line, & SIadisons March,
T.. Naiag Hepefal jackson, sollier,l
inEreneEed ia she aiIeetis,s q gratesHiI
people. - Ia9e, gaekssgs March
S. The geyesnneat Of de Is States
the eIfspripg Of earaa n clsvsce -resnecf
for Is acknowledgement With u.s.
iaws1-se0aiesceass its measure
are duties ehipi6ed 81 tie lapdaaaentai
InaxiRs + une; s Hat
col0Bba q. :.
s. Y plEs bEs icsns' be-
longs solls q mas lilsI a sse; ~ -.
hafe il1s sg1ssllli1s{ Ise Ssnshl and ttii-
Es1hes i# Mes watch rs
Ms 81 I; CIV. Anil
i5aisnsht 4n ilpFa Gle lEss dawn
ing 0fefeFy at 70 60 sgeg u IRE sa-
essa hes Sshieh now liAk 4 togegher.--
Tune america, S'omiAe1 e,ahd Free
dor
rsSisml,srs,I S 81 as S.. ;n.,tracts.s s. s,ssIa
tSsfssses r;,.'.,, s, .s,',ss 49,
'-'s 49, s's 's.'s' 3 ). IS - ~
SsS. ), j,
.rA $500 s''s' 80 CT 4:
roost,,,cys an vaIg,g ) ESsvss, rt.st
lie heSoess. ,,ho lsl mi sSt s,,l:tn tI,.s
ssTsii.o,s \ es,,:,ss, sns ~, e ,ess
sicencS za'aaS. I: sel.S.ss,s 8 a ) sSi, $ IS
s. sans i;,Ss 4, & 81 ;I SIss
Sieaos ktawte Ige ects pf pfish arm
imports nces..In prepaFfso8 IS the fNe.
hare 6F G6vcronseE,t aires farce To s,1.
8 lie OpiniOq-lt Il esskHfial that pallliie
epinsOnbe eiIfrkte,ses March.
q sTsss ss.,I ssts:s,, 4 { SAL,
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Public SaIc.

~ -
I'm obedience to aior,Ier Of the hon.
3 the Circuit Court Of tie District Of
CoIsinbia, for the county CT Alexandria.
made IN TIE case Of John Sulliyan's heirs.
rhe subscriber will sell at p4hIic auction
,fagscash, Of Saturday the 2sa day Of the
Is5ksent month, upon the premises, a
IA Lot Of Graand,
Situated an the east side Of st. Asaph,
Between Prince and Dakc streets, front
ing l6ieet on st. Asaph sweet, and ey-
tending back 100 feet, subject to a
ground rent If e5 dollars per anhum.
Iioreyer. The sale to cemmetce at IL
JOHN %. SIMsis.
| Commissioner,
5laS x e0tS
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Amsterdam or Bremen
tie choice Of tn? shippers.
The superior ship
ORION,

- ebert Rogers, master,
HaS nc 6 CON IasrabIe part OF q carsl
|of obasee engaged, and will be uls.
patched sis sa0a possible--fOr freight
ol she seldaibde Aeplg to the maste'
|on BOARD llr
Dodge and KetteIl
dec eQtf
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John and Reuben Wiillers.
Landing

Landing
From the schr. Admiral Durham, Capt.
Cox from ST. Croix and for Sale By
La,rrasou e Foscie,
S7 puncheons St. Crolx Rum
Ola very superiorquality
ALSO FOR SALE
On board the Brig Harriet, capt. ,inssell.
NeWburyport,
so tons Plaster Paris.
IN STORE.
81 boxes Hayannah Brown Sugar,
$50 do. Green Coffee,
6 pipes CATALONIA Wine,
Nuscovado Sugar No. e 2.
Beef, Seal Leather, 80.
cases of assorted Glass Ware and WIN
dow Glass, from the Boston Glass rae.
tory,
Boxes Of Capers,
200 boxes, half and quarter boxes segars'
Nov. IS.
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Hugh smith & Co
Have received by the Fair American,
Cut aud Plain Glass Hare.
Alse, BY the Mary from LIVERPOOL
An additional supply Of
Queens Ware and China,
making with their former stock an exte1
sive assortment.
Also, received By the Fair AMERICAN,
AND FOR SALE,
s tons patent shet 81
II casks dry white lead
casks dry red do.
2tens white lead ground in oil
10 casks copperas
5 rolls sheet lead
And quantity Of wine and portsr
bottles.
Dec II eetf
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E.o6, Il JansSicl .ls ~. !.
s1E SE 4ANISu All En- C A.. 3
4 flsr. Nsidge, Rilssei,l Q days
rom S:ti astila BvtsesAlidges &c
learn, that basf of sitsiilo'sseSre' htiet
bsd arrived ut Santa Marthas from oil
carttssgIla, and lesurh a state, that u
& not likely that llieY will seon rettsfli
Is stbebleckade. Of atiplace.
"a 6, II appcags Vat iofllla's pr1l'-
ciraI hepo Cf silcf teFenicd on the
son 0f c AsTJsl 70 aatl noN', THAI the
latter lad beetsdetectesL aaa placed. n
coniinement, he nsust have little hoPcT"'
reducing CafthaSena, his army belrs 7 7,
sTch a depl6rablc condition whereas
his opponents are. acquiring fresh slltt l5S
sn.l since the raising the biockades tsssl
aaa abundant supplies.
B0stoa ilzll.
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.aleraaalrie, Dec. iss 1918.

e1Sestu ftgt9.ce A<CNe ~ hos9s'
Flcurinspsctesl in the toan Of Ale,
antria for three quarters Of a year, con
mencipg on the 18th day Of March, an
ending on the nth day of Dec. f8i,
bothinclasise.
Quarter ending on the 18th June.
5S,965 bbls. Of Hour
s,s:.l halfalo. Go,
5 bbls. rye Ilour.
Quarter ending 18th septeqlber.
s7,i49 bbls. of l.Our.
a,75l bali do do.
10 bbls. rye do.
Quarter ending 1tth December.
4c,9ss bbIs. of -four.
s,ess half do. do.
II bbls,rye d..
AlleS AIsFsX aNDER,
Flour Inspector.
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.Ae.r- York, nee. &

q re eFgl III Q 7lss TIC, Il q "a
Markets at 81. Pierre's are very dull,
Hour from 5 to 4 dollars, beef to dol,
lars; pork 90 dollars; corn 5 per bush
ss !; slsip bread 3 to s dollars per barfel-
nolasses 80 ceuts per gall. best white
sugar Is to I6 dolls, I'd quality, brown,
10 10 II dolls. II dos. percWt.
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belief ar q 1onI9encs that sheg viii De
g06sl bl The III dIle of annary-s flour anu
dread tulls Nil Be u aesnanc.
& Euin tie low price Of Flour, Grain
Sc the plantersi IN The Island have abaTi,
|aaned q provision grounds, and plant
|esl every where Canes and the weathe
|beiH! N!lc0TnhenlY favorable, the enssine
|erel1 viii be very general and abundant;
and subsequently 4 demand FOR Alncfi-
can Produce
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Bbs,aa.Ifsc.

$1,000 EeSt6ttssllS<. % q
at The Municipal Court now sitting :
Is this town. six Of the sailors, part OF
S cstw Of he ship Gen. Lincoln, lately
sysliIve,l ii this FORT froR, London, we're GER
i6.lS ctp,l Ear embezzEinga trunk OF SIN,
&c about tyn Thousand dollars value, be.
in8 part of the ship cargo.
( ii appeared the sailors had broken up
the trunk and thrown the pieces over
board sand that the silks were divided a.
Imarg them and carefully secreted in the
Iaattrassss, and other parts Of their
births.
The defendants Tsese sevefally convict
Icd, an;l Eve cf tbem were sentenced to
two years continement Ia the State PIi-
Isaa. TIC Jury from some favorable
Circumstances relative to one OF them
accommodated BIN TO abercy 4: and be was
lorelered 10 be confined for six months, in
liz county Jail.
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ongressof the u. States
House Of Representatives..

IUEspAY,s Ice. J y.
\ a great nda.ber OF petitions were pre-
serted. general statementcf which IS
reSeryed Cor another day.
A motion was made By sls. ! ancey,
haSingiuA xiew 4 esaage If BE rsiicass 81
Ibe h0uscs So as to adult stenogrgaasfilser r
to more eligible stations for reporting
the proceedings Of the house. than ier
nreseitt galleries afford. Tie motioa
lies on tie table one day Of course.
The reTost Of the committee o. slcc,
lions !, thc contested eIectipa OF Nm,
S shit5, by Westel Nillspshby jim.
sas taken up in committee the whole!
ana, astet. being reported q sse house,
the esse. was 50 clear, the reFsiE as coil-
elsFsesi IN Without oppcsition.s 'le eat
III ID. S 9th is therefore Saca and
ssi llSlsIiby dec'aresi duly elected
and eatitled 70 a seal.
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W. antetl

4 lad as an apprentice. from II 70
l6 years of age, to attend in q grocery
store, who writes a fOlerable hand and
viii be attentive to bis business. Apply
to the Printer.
December Is 2o6t
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FSL.J NJ sERg.

:. ~ F. )sl,as. sAe city Of AleSl
: a'es'.ey lsDe 81 s'iHssi shel fnt cnsn
'Ssssss seaee a'sS S,ci;d Aap.&aess.
ksf i,siorga, ssraee vzihl
49, 49, s.,..s II tss saFs. Tor q ssase d
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Which was signed ycsse,diy in the sfeinocn,
J, Is essy TO perceive lLe icy md satisfaction
of the people Of This ciry. Accustomed to
consider The Ameriesrs IS almost eissed
tion the list oi nations, they have seen ihem
al ltngih tske up and -ustsin The most Ioble
altitude ss an ipdept ndeDi peop.,, proud cf
rs pau ioiism, i,s oite, and Its sDcicni glory.
Nc doubt The ccnciiit las of The Peace viii be
honorable 10 bcsh pariies. When rs,iftd, 10
will contribute 10 add 10 the common pros
perry OF Belgium end Hcllsnu.
IL uppears that ever siLce The 26sh Noyem-
ber, he American Commissioners have been
persuaded that England would make Peace.
Emba assed in het finshces, she had been
compelltd TO make some greal and niortiiy-
ing asowaI. ! he end< or bankers 70 " whcm
she had recourse, ssic--ss You ask US again
ior three millions, bur htv will you pay Us
lou have contracted engsgt meD,s with all The
powers OF Ensope, which are running you
You have upon your shoulders this war win
Americs, which 10 dralning you, and which
you Notwithstanding refuse to put an end to-"
noble Count interrupted the m, and protest.
ed the pac,hc sen,lGenis Of the Court Of ST.
James. The bankers wanted some more po-
sitive assurances and ON the Esxi day we
learned from the papers that the Negocislion
Tor Peace were in a favorable train. This ma
nGuvre could not escape the sagaciy OF Mr..
6 G4iiaiin and his colleagues.
BRUSSELS, Dec. 23 Letters from Ghene
s'aie,lhat he English Legation quits that city
next week. Ii Is believed that the Amerieafs
Ministers Will yet remain there fortnight.
We icarn IRON Amsterdam, that the ex-
peciation OF . Peace between he L States
and England has had a most happy effect up
on the iunds Of the American loan, nsgociat-
ed with the bankers, Hope s. Co--They had
fallen in three months to 70. Teddy they
are up TO So; poin, to which they have not
been for two years. Z
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BOSTON. March q.

Accounts from Vienna, Dec. Is. state that
the disposition relative TO Poland. and The fu-
ture fate OF the King Of Saxony, had not been
decided upon. The Declaration of the King
OF Saxony Is receivec--it states that the allie d
courts were. .app,iscd Of his desire to take .
part IN the dellvcrance of Germany, but that
the particular position Of his states would not
allow OF 1t; he says he will never consen, TO a
'ces,ion Of his states, nor receive nm equiya.
Lent but trusts that the justice and magnsni
nifty OF the allied courts will restore to him
his skingdom..--Tn The Prince Regent Of Ing
land and ,hc Duke Of Yo,s have been com.
'plimented by I've Emperor of Austria with
the rank Of held msrshals in his army ---
The Empress Of Russia is said TO be /" IN
state OF domestic solicitudc," and, the Emper-
or having no children. the event will be i'm
portant for Russia.--An article dated Ham.
burg, Dec. 22d, states that the Russian army,
under the orders of Count BeDnIgsen, mar.
ches in three coiumos upon Watsaw. 40.
cording to Madtid article of Nov. lg, a new
administration had been formed, and less rir
orous measures it wss expected would ensue
from the change, and the peace of Spain be
aliained.--At an egg neg party at Ghen,,
given by Mr. food. one of the American Sec
retsries, the signing Of the Peace by the Com
missioncrs was 6rst announced the news
soon spfead through the ei'y, occasioning
much j.y.--The difficult task Of uanslst-
ing the New ressmen, into the Chinese ia0
gusge, has at last been finished and abou
so copies OF tbis extraordinary work have
been received in England from China, and
Distributed among the colleges. public libra
,ses, aud to some dieni,arits Of The church.
From Pahess fshers TO me sh Of January.
received BY she frivafeer Snrnrize.
GHExr. Dec IS The arrival &C couri.
er from London, and of one from Mr.Craw-
ford, American Ambassador at Ps,is, produc-
cd scYersl conferences, and without d.sb,
contributed % accelerate ths resuls Of pca.e,
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ncss which has never been eQualled. Mol
on1uoment was the cvsni doubiui--had ths
assailan's even susccedti ia pssslng the hitch,
and mounii"g'the breas'wosk (Which all The
leg"ns OF He'll could hardly have achiesed)
still they would have been obliged TO leap
down upon hedge Of bsy.nc.s twelve deep
--s,iItthey would have been opposed by III.
immoveabie rampant Of the Jrsemon's bteast.
The disparity Of loss is ss,onisnine--fsue
fy.sir hundred 10 thirteen !! !! Since nc zine
svhen me greaf SAMPSON svtfldrd iAr Jaw6onr
so successfully, history has no parsliel TO II.
a few anecdotes will give you an idea Of the
sang jroid with which our men sustained The
attack. YouI countiymen (ne Keniuckiqns)
were placed in the rear many of tbe m un-
armed, with view 10 act as a corps of reserve,
10 The event Of the + Tennessee men being dri-
ven back. IH The midst OF the continued roar
OF ar,llery and sn,sll atms, OF which the
Imagination can scarce conceive an adequate
idea, they testified thc utmost anxiety TO get
70 The front, AID were continually damning
zoe Tennesseeans /" TO give way and let the
horsfs como" Those who could not get
guns, nevertheless ieius, d 10 keep out Of dsn-
ger bus ara ed themselves with brickbats
md cirbs. and IN the Intervals OF the tight,
would jump oye. me dIleb and pick up the
ma skels oi IN. Brush dead, and this in the
midst of ,e hea.y fte Of artillery and
ot ke,s from b, English army.
The IA men provcd dreadfutg destructive
10 Biish fficvrs. OF this corps was you'
,ieDd Wm Niibers, who never missed his
mark Among those singled out by him ior
desuuc'i,D, wss the brave col. Rannic, the
chief oHioe OF their artillery. and The pride
OF the Brush army. Wi,hers shot him
'h,ougb Jbe head. while be was !esdng his
men vuh desp ration TO the assault, and alter
the action wae over. he fell heir 10 the colon 4.
ELS swoid. with god snuHbox and other
ariicits, bul with nobeness worthy OF imiia-
ZION, no sent ,hsm as a pfeseni TO The vile OF
TIC deceased, saying ,ha, he fought Tor his
coun'fy and MOI Tor pIunder.
A major who was capiured, had got into q
basion "a rep) and rhnking he had posses
sion was calling aloud ioa {" he 45lh," when
d Tennessee sodie' stepped up and calmly
ioid lin /" that the 45h was IN Heli--and il
he did not sutrender md quick h. would
ssad him there ioo." The major look the
htns.
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bEhhA AI'AN'Nls
The scht. Adciine that went down the
Bay witha flag 10 The British squadron, re-
:u'ned 10 Annapolis last evening. The A..
ook Gown Messrs. Skinner, Graham, and
Bayiey, with The ra,,6, a,ion OF The Treaty
ofPease by The President, and was we'll te-
eeiseo by Com Clauile. The flag received
on board about 40 prisoners released from the
squadron cam, on, OF the Paiuxent ON Sat-
urduy with the higs'e Euiysius. Capt. Ma
pier dispatched 10 Gibraltar, and sloop of
waT DaUbIIess for Cape OF Gs odhope and Java.
The Meneisus irigale was under orders for
the West-inJ,es. The Hsvsna ,iea,e, Capt.
Hami:'on, wac of George Islanc (potomac
expected o be despslcbed 10 some point -
The Orlando. Com Cla,iile, would come up
TO Annapolis 10 water and provision, ard
there swsli the ARRIVAL OF Admiral Cockburn,
who was expecled in Inc Chessptak There
was nohins at Tansie,s; TWO large s,o,e
SHIPS sailed thence abou 5 weeks since with
what prize pfopeay Web there ;neafiy all the
p'ize crai, iha: ity ia Tangier souno had been
driven on the Easte,n Shore.
The brig Vide,, Wade, hence to the Yves,
Indies, esaded the squadron and went to sea
7.h inst.