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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

FROA1 C.fkIlf.fG E.NA.
Gen. Castillo, who commanded the prioci-
pal fortress calledtthe Popa, has been seized
and displaced. Permedez commands in bis
stead. Gen. Bolivar is said 80 have been o.
biiged TO exile himseli,by CasIilo's int'igues;
and The joy appears universal at his fall. Cn-
der protence of forwarding naval enterprise
against the ere@y, he was expnsing the best
patriots in small de,aehments 10 inevitable
capture and desiruciirn.
The enemy's Hcet has much diminished,
and their army is in mos, mise, able state !,
Every thing now looks well, and our ports
once more open to commerce aud specula-
tion free ingress and egress.
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The Csnsda papers complain, {" that theiv
specie is iiying back TO the States,"in sp.t6
oi the law which prohibits its exporsa'ion.
New York pspcr, alter cnumerstiug sew.
ersl robberics,ssdds, scs'seiy a night passeSA
without similar occurrence" 80
Five Of the pasengcrs lately artivcd III
New-Yoik, are said TO have been hrst.fato
performers ut the Paris Opsras. TE~y pros
poss eivioc a concert in that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

PeGee Esi06hshmenf--The National Intel
iigencer contains y General OrGer, naming
tue officers selected by the President of the
United States, 10 Eil vacancies in the Army |;
among them we are pleased to 6dd,,hat Capt.
THOMAS NJ. REAp, Of this town, is restored
10 ,he rank which he held previous 10 the
reduction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
Our accounts of the proceedings Of
Congress arc 10 the l4th inst. Nothing
important has yet been transacted.

On the 1th inst. John w. Eppes, ESQ was
chosen by the TWO houses of the Virginia Lc-
gislalure, Senator Of the United States, TO
hll The vrcsncy occasioned by the resigna'ion
of the Hon Wan. Is. Giles.--On The 8,b, w.
{, Nichoiss, Esq. was reelected Governor,
without opposition.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
NEWPORT.
NED NESDIY, DECEMBER 20, 1915

Yesterday. arrived at this port. sioop Dove, Capt
A. Hall, OF Providence e.--On Monday last in lat 10
N. q, w. and Ion. Is. 81, w. fell in with the brig
Tbetis, OF ew.fork, from Norfolk, bound to New
York, laden with Goals, in sinking conaiton-al 10
o'clock, took out Capt. NJ. shiroek and crew
AT the time they lett her tie wafer WAS over the
cabin floor.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev Mr.. Fitths
cock, Mr.. GropoES ToMpxins TO Miss pxNx-
LORE &. Myaic cIs, both Of 'rhis town. ,s-.t
- X + UfhD,
In this tbSn. on Sunday evening isst, Mrs pAryrs
HoRswRLL, aged ~ years, VIE Of Mr.. burgess
Horswe FuneI al this afternoon, al oelo, k.trrht
her late dwelling house, in Ctosssreet, tiead'ng
from Bridge TO llms,reei) Friends and Relations
are requested 10 atepd.
Al forismou,h iO,h inst Mrs. GsisstLI sHEAsS
MA, tr.a 81 rkchfs -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

In the annals OF the Ioquisition, published
by Don Florentc, it is stated, that in the first
twenty eight years, thi, tribunal sentenced
10000 persons 10 be burned alive 70,9So
to be burned IN etiigy; I,4o5,o7l to VARIOUS
pcnances.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

Nathaniel Macon, Esq. formerly Speaker
OF The House of Representatives, is elected
Senstor OF toe Uoned States for Norh-Ca.
roiioa, IN the place otIudge Locke, by ma.
jori'y OF 81 over J. Brsncn, the federal can
didale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

The editor of the Portsmouth Oracle, saws
he Is authorized 10 state, that His Exceicn-
cy j. i. Gilman vii! decline reelection as
Governor of New Hampshire.
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CONGRESS.

wEosRspAr, DECEMBER S.

WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER g.
Mr. Hunter presented The petition Of Ja-
cob Babbitt, merchant, OF Bristol, X. |. pray
ing the remission Of certain duties secured 10
be paid to the United States on a large guam.
iity Of sugar, which was totally destroyed by
the unprecedented storm on the 23d Sept.
ias,-Referred to Me,srs. Hunter, Howell
and Bibb.
DECEMBER
A bill 10 authorize the President 10 lease
the new buildings on Capitol Hill for the &C.
commoda'ion Of Congress was read times
and passed. Ado ned to The llth inst.
DECEMBER IL.
Little more Wa. dooe than appointing sew.
eral committees on diffcren, parts Of the
Presidents Message
pEcEnBER l2
The Senate have occasionally been in SC.
cret session, supposed to be discussing the
Commercial Treaty with Gree -Britain---and
which will of course be made public. ts4 ~
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER l3.
Several petitions were presented and re.
fcrrcd.
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The Plausbureh RspuSliea6 staiss> ~, a
the British gose,nmen, has very lately s(lS..
ship carpenters To Kinss,on, 10 con plcs ltI =
vessels OF wal on LEX, On,s,io and tho. CO.
pen,ers have also cone up TO Isle aux noisy
to finish &c vessel begun before the pctccS
which IL Is said will tairy GO guns.
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Gen. Ridgeiy, (ied.) is elected Governor
oi Maryland, by d 'oaJ"rity of two.
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quslIed BY the civil arm, backed BY ths mill.
terry, without single life being lost. t.t|Somc
Of the ringleaders were In custody
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Lonoon papers, received Dy recent arrirals,
contain Number oi particulars respecting the
oNiein and te tDination of the dispute between
me oritisb Factory Al Canton and The Chinese
no'ernment. They suy tina, the conduct OF
the chinese " betrayed a striking hostility 10
ne EnSh'A, and strony hartiaRfy for ihsir
enemies, tie .dmeucaaS." TO dcprecaie the
elects OF these, and 10 eradicate them, il pos.
Sitlc' we presume IL fs, that the BRUSH Gov
ernmebt have determined 20 send QUIT Chi
ia, another Embdssy, which viii equal, il not
exceed, IN pomp and magn iicencc, the splen.
did one oi Earl MacaitnsH who wen, 10 Pekln
and made nc Emperor Sumo rich presents,
"hh view 10 oribe him, and purchase his
goodwill 'owa'c the Englishmen who shou,d
trade with his dominions but !, seems the
Blush chavactet is ls well understood in
China, US In other countries, and that no,wiIh.
standing their god, the American republican
is treated with more friendship and rcspec,,
than the English aristocrat
The frs, diflio uites between the British
ana Cbloese arose from the hau,eur displayed
oy the former, and by their disregard Of Deu-
trai rights IN boarding and searching Atne,i-
can vessels wilhhn the Chinese jurisdiction
The Viceroy u Canton de nanded the dcpar-
lure OF the British vessels Gf war, which was
answered by remonstrance pgainst the ad
mission 'of American Istters Of matquc, with
British piize goods subsequently, tho Chi
nese government p' 'ohibiiing its subjects II ON
supplying British ships with piovi.ioo, B'it-
lsh vessels were 6fed upon Chiuese subjects
were euj oined no, TO enter he service Of the
british Glory; the written representations
oil ~ B.Uisb were returned unope ned all
intercourse was stopped and fualy on En-.
glish agent was seized, bearing q box with
the Prince Regents portrait, intended for
some distinguished Chinese. At length, the
British resident, with ell bis eoun,rymen and
their shipping, lcf, Canton, but reiuroed soon
after 10 consequence Of the interference Of
the Hopg mercbants A negocia,ion was
Commenced, which tife London Observer an
'ie'pates Will terminate amicabiy bur Me
English agenf, whom the Chinese charged
witn being engsged in onspifaey sgains;
them, md been hat 10 deah.-Proy. Par.
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ArIiseda, Qur5se, on tlis0f $ an. = ~ G &.
British ship A,cldnke Cha,leS3d c;.<iiS
mouth, Eng, With sforrs, and one I'M Po1es. X.
JySyJsv oGeess saa mrn.---A u,oiu.-edo on2
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i Is s'aisd'n'ls
To- Few weeks no So .I X
have been ssizcd, ss Ssr, b ''@|l Y
sn'ngyarg. Oi~ 4! r = ~ N
q, el,es boats ts'ergs % ti,is, y 1.
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With all 8onaharse's imputed despo,ism,
did ever women, like the vile ofthe young,
generous, brave, and enthusiastic La6rdoyere,
knsei to him for mercy IN vain Yet this
woman, the pride Of her sex, the wife OF o
hero, whose memory all postefriIy will hon
or, appealed IN VAN TO tue maibIe heart and
leaden head Of Louis, to save her husband
from ao ignomipious death. Yc infatuated
OF designing ds'nagogues, who in This couu-
'ry OF freedom, siGg hossnnss 10 f" legitimate
Kings" go hide your heads with shame al
tais spectacIe--- aud talk no more like mag.
pies, by note, Of The cfuelies Of J0eoLin.
Ism !--Pins. Sun
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Total vaue, $4,000, ,76t
The rate OF tsxs,iob is So cenrs aud mllls
on one hundred dollars --Prev. PAT.
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, Rbods-LIand Insurance
Company.

THE Stockholders Of the Rhodc. Island Insuri
general meeting viii be held at tie state Bouse, in
Newport, on "Wednesday, the third day 81 Jsnuary
next, at half past two o'clock, p. M for the cleo
ton If DirectorSsnd transaction ~ sGch other bus
mess as may be thought necessary.
.Newbors Uete,nber 20. 1915
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The following is ,he Valuation Of Property
subject TO he Y S. Drec, Tx WITHIN the
State OF RRoDE-lsLASo.s as determined by The
Bpe'd Of PiinoIpsi Assessors.
In District No !, (couniles Of New.
port and Biistoi) Ss7i7.22G
No 2, (Providence) b,264,450
No. 3, Washington, Ken) 5.o26,llO
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

7HLR7EEN persons died Of the
SMALL-POX at Nep-1ct4 in the
veek ending Oct. 2.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16
HoRRID MURDER.

st. Louis, Nay s9.-Major Nathan
Boon arrived in town last evening, and
brings the melancholy news, that on sa-
turday morning last about fifteen Indi-
ans approached the dwelling house OF
Mr.. Robert Ramsay, of Saint Charles
county-killed three of the children. 4
dangerously wounded him and his wife.
of the recovery of Mrs. Ramsay there is
no hope. The children were scalped &
horribly butchered, Mr.. Ramsay lives
about two miles from the old Charette
village. in the heart OF an important set
Element; and not more than sixty miles
thence. One of the little children Of the
family made his escape and sounded
the alarm. TIE neishbors, as soon as
they could. gave the pursuit. but as yet
nothing has been heard from them.
The Indians who have committed the
above atrocious murder, are no doubt a
part of those hellish bands who rendez-
vous at Rock River; to whom pipe has
been sent, and to whom messenger is
now bound (Mr. Hays of Cahokia. to in
vite them to contamination of the Client
treaty.
1t cannot for a moment be believed
that treaty will bind these iphuman
butchers nothing but exemplary chas-
tisement will teach them to respect our
borders.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16
BALTIMORE, June Ia.

. q,
We have been favored with the perusal
of two letter received by the schr. Herald
which arrived here this morning from Am :,
sterdam !; they both bear date the Se1h
April-we have copied from them the lol-
lowing extracts:
ssOur country is now quite safe rom
any attack. Bonaparte is encircled py I'M
mense bodies of troops, and is exhausting
all his means to maintain himself against
an unavoidable attack in France which
must soon experience the ravages OF a
war that will be short but bloody.
" In France every thing keeps very
ouiet; considerable armies of the COM
b,ined powers are, however, drawind eve
ry day nearer to the frontiers and the
general opinion is, that the supper Will
not be abe to support himself long on
the throne of France. Here we have
not the least spprehensions. and our y,
trade and navigation continue as before. "
Tobacco at Amsterdam was high, ow
ing to tile scarcity of that article in the
market Maryland prime yellow is Quot
ed at about ten stlvers, equal to twenty
cents-but it was supposed that the arrl-
val Of quantity would reduce it to % or
stivers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-16
F;fhlu-The turkeys going into the
seN 'IS-I TX }ho s1oorS hit one

yards and closing all the doors but one
| d each prison, while the attention Of the g
prisoners was attracted by the alarm.
,ell. This was done about fifteen MI
l1utes sooner than usual, aud without in
Sorming the prisoners it was time to shu'
I'D. II was ever the invariable practice
4 the turkeys. from which they neve,
leyiated before that night, when coming
into the yard to shut up, to hallow to the
prisoners, so loud as to be heard through,
)ut the yards, '.turn IN, turn IN = while
IN that night it was done SO secretly.
shat no one man in hundred know they
we're shut and in particular their shut
|tjng the door of No. Z prison;1 which the
prisoners usually go in and out at, and
which was formerly always closed last
land leaving one open in the other end OF
Che prison. which was exposed to cross
ire from the soldiers on the walls, and
which the prisoners had topassin gaining
the prisons.
1t appears to us that the foregoing rea-
lsoas sufficiently warrant the conclusions
I've have drawn therefrom.
We likewise believe, from the deposit
ltions Of men who were eyewitness of a
| part of Shortland's conduct on the even
ling of the 9th of April, that he was IN
Itoxicated with liquor at the time ; from
tais brutality in beating prisoner then
supporting another severely wounded,
from the BLACKBOARD & abusive language
he made use of, and from his having fire.
|auently been seen in the same state. His
being drunk was ofcourse the means Of
Infaming his bitter enmity against the
prisoners, and no doubt was the cause of
the indi.criminate butchery, and of no
Iquarter being shewa.
We here solemnly aver, that there was
no preconcerted plan to attempt break
ling out. There cannot be produced the
least shadow of a reason or inducemert
for that intention, the prisoners daily ex-
lpecting to be released and to embark on
BOARD cartels for their native country.
And we likewise solemnly assert, that
| there was no intention of resisting, in any
manner, the authority of this depot.
n. 5. Seven were killed, thirty dan
5erously wounded. and thirty slightly do.
Total, sixty-seven killed and wounded.
Signed,
Nm. b. Orne, I
Nm. Hobart,
James Boggs,
James adams,
Francis Joseph, ro.,n;to,
John F. Irobridge, ""'''e'
John Rsst, =
Henry Allen,
WaLter Cotton,
Ihomss b. Mott,
Dartmoor Prison, April 7, 1915.
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT,
Port Of HalJar, Nay 81.

Arrived, Sunday, briggs Mary Oswald,
Aberdeen Nile, Liverpool |; William,
Burton, ST. Johns, N. F.; brig Susan.
Morrison, Philadelphia.
Monday, ship Harbinger, from Wool
yich, with stores for the Dock-Yard !;
transport ship Hound. P. E. Island, S
days.
Last evening. ship Fletcher, Fletcher,
Liverpool.
Sailed, since our last for England, Fl.
VI. ships Bacchante, Nymph, Ceylon.
and Curlew, and several transports with
the Oath regiment, and a detachment of
the 9TH.
The ship William, from London for
Relipue; and transport ship from Cork
bound to Quebec. have been lately wreck
ed on p. F. Island.
PROCLAMATION.
By His Exceliency Lieutenant Gen. Sir
JOHN CoAPE SHEARRooKE, Knight
Grand Cross of the Most Honorable
Military Order of the Bath, Lieutenant
Governor, and Commander in Chief,
in and over His Majesty's Province of
Nova-Scotia, and its Dependencies,
Vice Admiral of the same &c. &c.
WHEREAS by the two acts. the one
passed in the s8th, and the other in the
48th year of his Majesty's Reign, power
is given to the Governor, or Commander
In Chief, with the advice and consent of
His Majesty's Council, to allow the In
portation of certain enumerated Articles
from the United States of America into
this Province, for the use of the Inhabi-
tants and also for the Expectation there
of.
I have therefore thought fit, with the
advice and consent of His Maiesty's
Council, to publish this Proclamation
hereby autholising and empowering Bri-
fish subjects for the space of three months
from the date hereof, to import and bring
into this Province, from the U. States of
America in British built Ships or Yes
|sels, and owned and navieated according
to law-Scantling, Planks, Slaves, Head
ing, Boards, Shingles, Hoops, or Squared
Timber of any sort !; Horses, Ne. attic,
sheep, Hogs. PoGltry, or Live Stock ; of
lany sort; Bread, biscuit, Flour, feas.
IEeans, Potatoes, Wheat, Rice, Cats,
Barley, or Grain of any sort and British
Subjects, during the same period are
herein authorised and empowered to
Export in British Ships, owned and navi-
gated at aforesaid, all, or any of the sale
Iaeried before enumerated articles, to ar,
Of His Majesty's Colonies or Plantations.
| GIVEN under my Hand ard Seal
at Arms, at Halifax, this esd day
| of May, 1915, in the 55th year
of Ills Majesty's Reign.
By HIS Eacetlency's Command,
II. III. CoGSWELL.
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z2O PACKAGES
Fresh Drugs s. Medicines.
VIM. F. Thornton s. Co.
Haze gust Receired
Haze JuSt Recelred
AND OFFER FOR SALE,


TyOR CASH or good notes at long
time, 22o Packages prime Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Dyestnfs, &c. most
carefully selected from the attest inpor-
tations iuto Baltimore, Philadelphia, n.
York and Boston, and comprising, one of
the most extensive assortments in that
line, ever before offered in this place.
:, The advantageous terms upon which
their present stock has been purchased,
will enable them to sell to Druggists,
Merchants, Physicians and others, at TIE
New Y ork and Philadelphia prices, there
by saving to them, the freig ht and pre-
sent exchanse.-Among their assortment
are:
500 VT. Refined Camphor
100 W.T.. Calomel
500 Bottles Castor Gil
500 ditto Olive Oil
500 VT. English Camomile Flowers
200 VT. Sweet Spirits Of Nitre
200 VT. Salt of Tartar
500 VT. Cream of Tartar
500 VT. Best Yellow Bark
400 W.T.. Carolina Pink Root
500 W.T.. Fresh Anniseed
so W.T.. Cantharides
200 VT. F our of Sulphur
5000 W.T.. Glauber's Salt
1000 W.T.. Italian Juniper Berries and
Oil
700 W.T.. White CASTLE Soap
1900 VT. Oil of Vitriol
500 W.T.. Strongest Aqua Forts
1000 W.T.. English Blue vitriol
500 W.T.. French Verdegris
1000 paners Pill and Wafer Boxes
5000 VT. Virgin Sulphur for Pow der
makers
200 gross assorted Walls
200 ditto Vial Corks
100 VT. Fresh Nutmegs
100 VT. Velvet Sponge
200 dozen assorted Tooth Brushes,
&c. &c. sc.
June Is.
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, JUNE l6.

MARRIED. at Belmont, Loudoun Coun-
IT,, on Monday evening last, by the Rev.
Oliver Norris, Robert Campbell, Esq.
of South Carolina to Miss Mary finn Lee,
daughter of Ludwell Lee, Esq. #
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JOHN c., l. DID
H0e far Sale.

nus or oate'
100 bolts Russia Duck
4 bhds. mems coarse Hats
% kegs fine wrought I'D. Nails
set elegant dining China
boxes Decanters, assorted
2 hhds. half pint GoLlets
2 hhds. sailed Lemons
L pipe Sicily Lennon Juice
case domestic made Woollens
/ case Hardware
10 casks sweet Wine
5 boxes mems Shoes
Is tons Russia Hemp
Q grass Cables
Square Iron, Oil, &c. &c.
June Is.
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Norfolk, jane 1s.


sell, 16 days from Martinique; sugars.
The E. 6. cleared for Surinam, but on
arriving in the river. was ordered off by
the British authorities who still maintain
ed possession.-The news OF the rev0lu-
ton in France reached Martinique on
the lst May, but the tri-colofed flag had
not been hoisted on the occasion, and the
inhabitants appeared generally very,nuch
dissatisfied with the. change. Markets
bad fioursS1O, but none admitted for
CONSUMPTION sugar 10 te 81 cwt.
, SaiIedin co. with brig -, Small.
- same day brig Augustus, Rich,
for Boston.
day before, schr. Live Oak, Erill,
of Plymouth, n. [. for Qua
daloune.
ditto. sloop Grimes, for
Market.
six days before, schr. Ocean,
Rock, of Richmond, for St.
Thomas.
May 26, spoke schr. Ellen, Keele, of
and from Norfolk. 10 days out, IN dis
tress, bound to st. Barts, which then bore
south, distant s leagues; would probably
get in same day.
Captain Bissei has farored as ,c1th the
foUo,ciRg list Of american cessels left
at Martinique on the Esd of May.
Ship Reserve. Prior, of Bath, to sail in
4 weeks; uncertain where bound. Rrigs,
Margaret, Gilrin, of Hartford Con.
for n. London in 90 days; Washington,
Black of Marblehead for Boston, in Is
days: William Hardison, of and for E.
denton, in days; Frederick, Davis, of
and for Boston, in SO days; Henry, -,
of Newly ork, taking in of and for Cas-
tine, discharsing, Adeline, Jones, of
Savannah for Boston, in S5 days Semi
ramis, White, of Baltimore, just arrived.
Schrs. Ann, Lander, of and for N. York
in 10 days; aphne, Allen, of and for
Plymouth in 10 days Hannah, Cox. of
and for Norfolk in days; Warren, Fos-
ter, of and from Boston, discharging,
would sail in Is days Venus, Thomp-
son, of and for N. York in 6 day; Topaz,
Briggs, of Providence for Alexandria in
5days; Merias,, Colly, of AID for Sa-
lem in 10 days; Hope, Butler, of and
for New-Yo rk in Is days President,
Woodbury., ofand for Beverly in 20 days;
Wing, Young, of and from Baltimore,
discharging, time of sailing uncertain
Peace, Cross, of Newburyport, fer Geo.
Town, Col. in IS days; -, Fabins,
of and from Salem, just arrived, had not
sold.-Sloop Rising Planet, Palmer, of
and for N. Haven, in days.
Sch. Delight, Laid, ii days from Pas
samaquod,.y, bound to Richmond. June
7th, lat. SO. Is, S. E. of Winter quarter
Shoal, in 10 fathom water, fell in with
spars and rigging of a vessel sunk appa-
rently a sloop of rs or so tons, the mast
nearly new. painted Spanish brnwn; the
sbrouds attached to- it, and sail hanging
loose in the water which appeared to be
new, supposed to be mainsail. The
bowsprit carried away in the knight head
the GAIT new and not painted, the bow
spirit and boom black, the rigging,all that
could be seenof it appeared to be new
no part of the hull could be seen. Ee-
no near night had no time to hoist out
the boat for close examination.