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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-12

like locks in canals to raise or let down the wagon.
! from one level To anofher These inclined pianes
dihcr from the rest oi the road only in being much
sleeper, and nj such places additional horses an,
Kept tor the purpose OF dragging the wagons up or
the operation is performed by machinery worked by
horses, water, or steam.
lew examples will shew in strong light, the
saving IN animal force, which results from the use of
iron roads
Upon tie Pcnrlyn rail way, where the fill is n
bou: ic> per mi T. tWG horses viii draw tuentv-
tour Wagons one stage, sN tunes day, anl carry
~ tons each lourney---the ssge is about 4 miles
consequently, going and returning the ouiney is IS
miles during the day. The whole road is 6i miles
IN length, was begun in October 1900 and finished
in july, 1901.
Upon another railroad where the ASCENT is 255
teet per mile. one horse takstwo toAs upwards
With slope OF 50 feet per mile one horse takes
oo"nwards nom II to Is ;ons---and tous upwards
and all t'eemrty Wagons
At Ayr, one horse draws upon level. five wa--
gohs, eael, containing a ton OF coal.
On The Snriy railway, where the descent is oae
ihc - lof-' {. one horse draws 2iO bushels wheat
a railroad can be travelled at all seasons of the
year. wAercas the navigation olthe Ohio river is on
~ praeilcsble AZ particularscasons, when the rains
nave ciuseh iie',es to carry the boats over the falls
III Louisville, a'd elevate them above the savers
*ml planters, which render the navigation oi the
Mississippi SO hazardous. Ii can,ot therefore he
DOUBTED tha all the valuable articles both of import
ara export or grown, in the country. both sides
OF the Oho, above the Tails, and large proportion
OF the bulky andheavv articles, would pass along
such rosil. The article .. salt nriustance. could
be transported from the salt works on the kauaw-
ma ilver To tb- navigable waters OF james ri,cr
'or centspt bashel and allowing toll nj IL cents
per bnshei to the road c9apany, would them onl,
Srnon',t 10 the present duly upon salt when inn.
ported.
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which will receive the rejected notes--hc
may travel far greater distance TO the
Bank which issued them, and if me demands
COIN for them, he Will be sneered at as a
novice. and il he asks for other notes in
exchange, which would pass current in
his own quarter, he may meet positive c
refusal.
How long the several legislatures will
quietly slamber over this state of things, /
cannat say, and am ready to confess chat the
eteotually supplying a remedy adequate to
the c'S', calls for much wisdom and prac-
Il al investigation. While | am very far
from arrogatlng 10 myself these qualifica-
tons, Cannot but think that even the fol-
loving measures would place orr currency
on much bet footing th IL It stands at
present. My diliid nee Of (, cir correc tness,
induces me to put them II. the form OF que
ries..
] Ought net National B nix to be i'm
urd,2tey established on such firm and u-
dtious ground, as to ensure confidence and
circulation to its paper throughout the u
MON
.. May not the general and state legisla-
tures, ioerally discerning unnecessary pre-
JUDGES and jealouscs, cooperate for the
general welfare i'll fixing a definite time,
Liter which all Banks shall be constrained
to pay their notes on demand in com, or if
that found practicable only 1T q pretty
distant period, to redeem them, for time.
in national Bank notes?
). Are not charters monopo';es, and are
rot monopo,ies settled to be among the
worst trui $ Oppressive governm Mt!
g. Ought not all applications for Benk
charters, III future, 10 be firmly reject
Cd, and the renewal of subsis,ing charters,
when they expire, as firmly refused?
5. II each state finds it convenient, for
transacting its fiscal aff.irs, co have one
Incorporated State Bank, ought not private
Banking alone to be permitted. aud that
freely, except as to such efficient regulate
ons. as would prevent or correct abuses,
tending to depreciate the va!,e, or obstauct
the course of general circulation
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.NEU UnRK


MT Livingston viii wait on the Citizens Of Rich
moud, with Proposals for pri ii ga New Work, I'M
der Tie title Of" DeapIane's Repository of the POr-
lfNts and Lives of the Heroes, Philosophers and
Statesmen of America."
The object is to furnish Portraits NV the host ar
,'sts, OF The great men OF this country-aong with
OigyTGphicdE sketches OF the persons rcprescntcd
ne utmost pains are 10 be taken TO get the best
lkeuesscs engraved in the best style. The E.litnr
(Nr De In r. pledges hiniselfo discard ALI mar
y viewa," and political partaIi'ies"-apd we have
u" reasons to believe that he will depart from his
promise.
CS'i,hhioEs--The work is to he in unarto-f2
portraits, with sketches, to constitute one volume
20 come ont In two separate hal-voumes. A list Of
Subscribers to appear in the first vounc-Each
hsli volume to cost the subscribers S4-And they
are TO be liberty 90 Withdraw their names at the
end oil tie lstyol. Or ofany subsequent one, nthey
sceft.
specimen oithe work is now before us II holds
me portraits OF W as'iinstOn, Jay, King, De Wiu
Clinton, FWtOn, Ames and Rush. with " life of
Columbus.' We are moi critics in Engra,igg-and
arc strangers IN the faces delneatcd--put. the
work seems TO US to be engraved anil printed in
mastery st, c.
OF the yalue e such m undertaking, VIC pre-
suD'e there be but ore opinion. If To urc.
serve the faces and the iCats of great men from
oblivion, be oiany value to CRAFTY curiosity or 60
stimulate exertlOu, then is the work before us wor-
Thy OF patronage. To attempt 10 prove that these
OBJ els are OF value, would be aside As 10 prove that
there IS sun in the heavens Citizens Of Rich
rnond and Of Virginia. auy pompous appeal on
this 'Jeet will BE absurd You will not turn away
from the cause Of crsturc---Yo will wish IN see and
your children TO trace The lneames sand the lives Of
Tie men WHO have fourisheh in America---and more
especially q, your own Henrys, your Wythes, JEFF
lcrsons, Nelson's, Pages, Lees, NIadisons, Monroes.
%e &c In looking o't Cor subjects Tor the l,epnsi-
tory, the rolls Of Virginia cannot be neglected
W ihout vanity we may say, thst she may eouft
her great men with any State in the Union We
H7iosg, mat Mr.. pelapisine viii nat neglect us
or We adj, (eithont any communication with
H'r idsiu'2to,) that ifany one is in possession Of
any original 10 irsi. or miniature Of any Of he great
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10 TUT. LINTON
EA IRACT-" Uarrentoa, n. Carolina
DPres1Ss,.

IIPCtUOcT Z.
After several ballotings by the Legis-
lature, the choice was ultimately made of
Nathaniel Macon, our present representa-
tive IN Congress, to supply the vacancy in
the Senate, occasioned by the resignation of
Judge Locke, whose delicate health pre-
vented hts gong on to take his scat.---ln
Judge Locke the Senate have lost great
man, and the republican cause an able Az
vocate.' -
1h- Rsicgf PlceA o,:sieaa of CHI 7,Serro was YES
terday sold III thi> market Tor ii,1, anarspcr cut
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SNifh = Riddie
Ea AVE FOR SALE, Madeira wine. old
and TT for immediate nee, in pipes hocsfis oi,ar
efea's and deinoins SauOs wine, OF excriitnt oulv
nearly equal 20 hlamsey, quart rcas<s; Barbados r,6
~ h05siads wt favor d. Bloom and Nfnsel rai.ip :,
boNfs art casks sIrmaeti candles warranted pur, fr
hngis N boNe and BY the pieces Plaster Of Paris ground
lto-pRAF'rs onNew York and Boston,
ieoHuScr ~, DIFF
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Hanover C0urf- House 10. ~

TENIIlS well known Valuqb c Tavern AMI
Plantation viii be leased at Hanover court.aouse ,,
wednesday he 9th inst. being court day for the Term AZ
made known UlI the dry of lease. ~
PHILIP b. WINSTON. Guardian
December IL. AZ IA
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DaA GODDS-Advance on W07i-rs from 100 10 re5 ne
~ accounting TO sterling co.i-on Coias, IFS 10 30
COURSE OF EICH9.N,GE
BosT0N, Dec. 6.

BoST0N, Dec. 6.
Extract ola lettes from, Paris 10 RE Ei;-
tor ot'he Boston Patriot, dated Oct. %.
= The articles Of the Treaty between
France aud the Allies as publ shed nara
ally in the journals of the day, have mad.
a very unfavorable impression on the opb-
lie mind towards the Bourbons. II an
pears to every rejecting mind impossible.
TOR them to maintain Reconsideration j.;
the opinion OF three fifths of the French
nation against them"
1--WE understand, that the Bourbons ar.
generally looked upon in France with con-
tempt, as FAR too feeble to vie d the sceptre
They are saying that the Bourhons are
much better qualified for 11onas.ry than
N3onGrcAy.l rEucz.i,er.
The emigration from France to the u.
D IN order to obtain release from the bur-
dens of the contributions, and to esceps
from the civil commotions which are drca-
ded, have been very considerable. We arc
told, that the family of marshal Bruno and
col. Labedoyere have already taken their
departure !; and it is publicly known that
marshal Ney. with his. whole esrahlishz
ment, VIII pursue the sa ne destination.
Should he obtain his acquitai. We have a
communication from ntleman who was
In company with five bran. h S Of FAM ies
who are king herr pas sc for America.
ana WHO will try with tflem property to
the amount of one million of francs. The
population iii the silk manufacturing prov
mces to the southeast Of the Kingdom. it is
apprehended Will be uedu ed by the same
cause t. the number of 10000
Londen Paher.
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RICHMOND, WA.) DECEMBER 10.

The tzvo Following Essays are respectful
.fuHy Dedicated TO the Legislatures If
Virginia. and Of the other States.
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Wanted 10 Rem, for the ensuing year,
4 SMALL TENEMENT, or The un-
d per apartment of house Situated on either nfsn m
Cary Street, suitable for n small family.
Apply NJ the Office Of the Daiiy Cogsi5i!er.
December u. re T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-12

70 Y Virtue of a Decree OF the SnDcTIo-'
Court OF Chancery for the Richmond rict IN ,l,
sum therein depending, wier in John Graham IS rain
i ana Daniel Call eNecutor and deyisecs ~ trust If H
Means ceased, and the de,iSee Of Adam Crf decers.l
are DEFENDANTS, viii b. exposed sale, u public auction
the Bell iavern III the city of Richmond on the i2th lay az
tebrlry next. the following parcels ofland 10 Wit
81 acres Ola Hiud river Cabl county tracts OF 1000 ac
each on Hurricane creek TO- on tn waters az ditto
10 tracts OF 1000 acres each, Guysnutt Cahel eotty
tracts o. 1000 aereseach, Cabin creek Kenawha cor
tractf Of 1000 acres on Twelve Pole creek KeIlawl eo
15OO acres OF, Loop oretk, in Giles county ard $50
IN uie county OF Montgomery. credit OF SIX twr!p
a Ia months the purchaser purchasers giving l,s
wan approved security Tor the purchase money, agreed fol
paid ortc same The title papers will b. stwn 10 any
persons Wishing 10 purcl,asee said lands orauy ls,t ;l-
Of, by the subscrhtrs who will 81. only be rich, an,
ng OF the pares interested without any warranty what
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
JOHN II. iaADD, 4 CO.
HnDe for Sale,

90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp.
duck and cordage, crates Of Liverpool
ware. consisting Of plates, dishes, cham
Der augs. & hid. China. tea and table
sets, casks Of cut glass decanters and
eoblets, 90 casks I'D wrought nails, s by
10. . BY IL, and 10 By IL Bristol glass,
100 bags coffee. entitled to drawback
tow cloth. sheathing and candle paper,
shoes in boxes. Spanish brown, chalk,
shand-spikes, whale oil, Lemon juice IN
casks, 3 pipes French brandy, sweet
vine. pepperin bags, l2 boxes Young
Efysan tea. ease domestic woolens.
A irish linen in boxes, and German IL
nensin bales.
S1ef .asass
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
Nippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 300 acres on Po-
tomae River, about S miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belongingto this estate
offer to the purchaser the most fattering
prospect of rendering this valuable
farmby an inconsiderable devotion OF La
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Nsblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra :
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
lime Id ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
Land for Sale.
93,5 Acres.

7 !. = y :.
In the county of Fairfax, four miles from
George Tewn and Washington City,
and ten from Alexandria, thro' which
the contemplated turnpike road from
George Town to LeesbHrg passes.
Ut is bounded more than mile by the
Potomac, on which lies so or sc acres
of rich bottom and about 500 acres of fine
timber, dwelling house with 4 rooms,
large barn and few out buildings.
This land was originally Of the first qua
lily, and experience has proven it to be
perfectly susceptible of Improvement by
the use of gypsum.
A Mill Seat,
To which any part OF the above land may
be attached, and from which flour may
be water-borne to Georgetown. AS the
water will be taken from the Potomac, it
will be capable of driving all the year any
machinery that may be erected: the ex-
pensein conveying the water to the wheel
will be less than in ordinary cases, and
a trip day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
$40 cres,
In the county of Loudoun, s miles below
Leesburg. lying on Broad Run-290 a.
cres are heavily timbered, the balance is
fresh land and. produces well.
Mr.. Mathias, of Leesburg, or Mr..
LlsdiceA Lee, OF Belmont, will shew the
land and make known the terms of sale.
The whole of the above property will be
sold on long credit (if required) with
interest from the date.
Richard u. Love.
Rokeby, AUGUST Il. eo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
Grand National Lottery.
Statio,,aru Prizes for "
For Sale,
The new and fast sailing sloop
. X S- pTnnT u y

SEN The new and fast sailing sloop
skk 81 BIDDLE,
Burthen Sc TONS, Lucius Hatch, master,
built Of the best materials, we'll finished
andwell found with rigging and saiIs-If
not sold in s or days, she will take
freight for Norfolk or New-York, for
terms-Apply on board at Twins wharf.
Arso--For sale on board a quantity Of
Cheese q Potatoes by wholesale or retail.
OctSI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
Far Sale, Freight or Charter.

Faf Sale, Freight or Charter.
xSS The elegant and very supe-
sgEss ~ rior sailing ship Fair Alneri-
yEsSs1s sazs can, Nichs. Moran, comnan-
sscza der, burthen 487 tons or 1900
barrels, three years old, built of the ae~t
materials, copper fastened, is in every,
aspect equal to any ship ever in this dis
frict. For terms apply to
adams, Herbert, g Co.
Who have imported in said ship for sale,
AZ packages German and Silesia linens,
consisting Of 0snaburgs, Ticklenburgs.
deider linen, shirtings, and brittannlas.
"a packages, containing window and hol-
low glass, beads. chimney ornaments,
erncibles, looking glass plates and bunt-
ing. II. II. 9 20.
Nc+ -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
Horses w anted.

FwiA purchase if immediately o
ters ten to twenty HORSES Of goots
sizspd figure, we'll broken to the sad
die ID warranted soand and young. :
adams, Herbert and Go.
0eAcr so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
zf|F re eoslaIERc q Nd POLITICAL
l4446.
y ~.
eF Corner Of Bridge and High streets,
GeorgetoaOn.
Groceries, etc. etc.

Now landing and for sale Dy the sud-
scribers,
g chests black Tea equal to any we
have ever had for family use
S casks rich Goshen Cheese
6 boxes Pig Blue
10 boxes real Spanish Segars
Dbl. Anniseed
$50 fancy 0porto Baskets, in a variety
OF shapes
100 boxes preserved Lemons and Gram
ges, from the same place
so strings Artificial Flowers, from do.
100 entry Mats, from do.
9 bbls. Cramberries
kegs ground Ginger
l0bexes Scotch Iferrings, very fine
90 bottles nice Catsap
box containing 500 Algerine smoke
pipes
Captured lately by commodore Decatur.
1t is supposed that they were INTENDED
by tie crews to treat our jolly tars WITH
a Whit after capture g in this they
caught a tartar" They may now be
viewed and bought pery cheap, at the
corner of Bridge and High streets.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
Elegant Shawls, 9c..
David Peabody,

Hds Just receired an nssorfwenf Of
TyLEGANT Merino> and lesantine
- Shawls
SIX half handkerchiefs, black silk hand
kefchiefs !.
Black, white and colored Virginia and
Florence silks
Hiew elegant hearth rugs
Two bales Gotten twist
One bale well charged rose blankets
One case platiIias, one do. Brltagnes
Fine German linens, Il brown Hollands
Ladies' and t5entlemens' worsted hosi-
cry
October 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06

| or Sale,
OnsManday, the Goth Of November next,
will be offered for sale, at Salem, Fan
quier county, Virginia ~
Fifty likely Y ilginia born
NEGROES.
Consisting Of men, women and chill.
dren; among them there is good black,
smith and family. The above negroes
will be sold for cash, and are remarkably
likely.
Landon Garter.
October 9 s. dts
Beef and Fork
100 barrels prime BErF & Pork
for sale BY
Griffith and Brarnsr:
November 2. sc
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
/" Dutch Pipes" g !" liverpool
Ware, 1cithout end to it,"
Hyatt & Wilson,
Who hare in Store,
Wines and Liquors,

OF every description, warranted as ge-
nuine as imported !; particularly Cogniae
Brandy, 30 Spanish mixed with it !;
Spanish Brandy we have also, at a much
less price.-As also variety Of Wines
and Liquors which are not genuine and
sold as such. Our Madeira Wines are
now in very fine state and warrented
as pure as imported. Gentlemen, tavern
keepers, and boarding houses, may de-
pend upon getting such wines and liquors
of us, as will please any taste.
N. B. Goods can be had as low ofus
as 10 Baltimore and we take all kinds Of
notes that are genuine, of our customers
only, and when dealt out. We have
also variety Of Fancy Goods, which
will be sold low, as we wish to close sales
of all goods in our line.
Gr ountry Met chants will do well
to give us cali; our assortment is large.
and we will deal literally with them.
George Town Oct. 25.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-06
Jefferson Land for Sale

A BOUT 500 Acres in the county o
"a jefferson and State of Virginia, on
the koad leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, II miles from the former, IL
from Harper's Ferry and from Charles
town-6omiles from Alexandria, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
|. BILE. &c.
The soil is Of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
clovera and every species of grain--More
than half OF the land is covered with tim
Der of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 300 acres on Pc.
tomac River, about miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good fer corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in good repair containing six rooms,
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
(new nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most fiattering
prospect of rendering this q valuable
farmby an inconsiderable devotion of la
.bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
Or to Nroblet Herbert; Esq. of Alexandria.
John A. Washington.
June Id.
NJ The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican, Frederick-town Herald, Ian.
caster journal, Winchester Gazette, ard
Hagerstown Forch-hight, will please In
sert the above once week for two months
and send their accounts to this office for
payment.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14
RISE OF TIE LAKES,

A gentleman who has visited the Up
Der lakes this season, states, that the In
crease of the waters on those Lakes; is
corresponding to that of Erie-that many
places on the beach of Huron, large
trees have been undermined and pros
trate9 by the action of the waves. This
fact seems to demonstrate that the waters
are higher now than they have been at any
time during the last century.
Fort Niagara vas surrendered to our
troops by an artillery captain. The ord
nance found,in the fort, we understand
consisted ofs is FOUNDERS, 2 10 Founders
and l 6p. amounted on'a travelling car
riagc3 with small supply of shot and
ammunition. The fort has undergone
some important alterations, III the hands
of the English; some part of the works
are newly picketed, a roof put on the old
mess house, and bomb proof barracks con-
structed sufficient for 400 men.
a pay master. with funds has arrivel
At this place, to pay the men enlisted
fduriay the var, preparatory to their
discharge.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14
From the Boston Centinel, Jane Z.
FROM FRANCE.

/. The schooner Commodore Mocdonoush
captain Goodrich, arrived here esterday,
from Morlaix, and has furnished very
fine flies OF Paris papers to the 29th O
April. They do not record any eyepts OF
blood; but the Emperor appeared to be
placing France in a war attitude; AM
had 60o,v0 men ready to take .ne fec
fie had announced that if necessary L.
would command tnem In person. Ma.
nanimity and subdued desires continues
to be bis constant theme Oh paper
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14
Eairact ofa letter from Switzerland,
dated .AprI II, 1915.

g Our troops are animated with the
best possible spirit, and all the Swiss,
with scarcely any exception, are hostile
to the cause of Napoleon. There are, at
this moment, from Geneva to the Bishop
rick of Basic, 10000 men on active SER
vice, which number will be increased to
$4,000 by the lst of May.-The old &C.
neral Baciman, who arrived here on the
Sd inst. to the great satisfaction of all the
Swiss. recommends that 10000 Swiss be
Immediately raised. Though advanced
in years, he is like Blucher, still full Of
activity and vigor.
AS you may perhaps not have heard
n detail tie manner in which the Swiss
roops, whose number did not exceed
800, immortalized themselves at Me-
Iii, stall relate to you the particulars
fthe transaction, which | have from
.sachman himself, who was present..
8. The so, dissent royalist army, more
an double the force of tfat OF Bona
re. was before Melun, LAYING neve
eased to shout Vive lie koi. the whole
way from Paris to A,Aeisn. 1t Was dlawn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-14
NEW-Y0RK. June 9.


Rosa ae =; ). brig FREELY, George w.
sn;sd s' Esq. Commander, one of the
,s a%uroa destined ior the Mediterranean,
eonsa asa INTO this port this forenoon in
l,r''eace of her having scrang her
ssy..a '' maih-mast aud 6owspriit, in a
tfs,N seie Ct wiad which she exrerieac-
p,r NC fourth day after leaving this
~ ihe rest of the squadron we're a
sau,a p ISL 'rem her alter the gale, but
isua ~. PerceiTe that they received any
ias ,ss.. ife FREELY spoke the follow
.,oss .seis, June 5, lat. 40, long. 70,
sos.,,l VIC British brig llopen, from Heii
Ma w !" Ne~-fork. Same day, spoke
S.,., asSleo, 5 days from Nsw-York,
:, - % liverpool. 9Th, in lat. 10, long.
las s British ship Northrmbrian, IS
y ~, liverpool bound to Philaael-
-".'. ~, long. 9, IS, spoke brig