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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
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80, BORDEAUX, April $.
address 81 lie PTefecf a La Girogge m
Me inba6ifaafs u Bordeaur.
AS inlaisJer q peace and Reconciliation
was arrisi0g Ia tae midst OF yol VIZ n baf,.
by uuloSa' to lnuonqce 70 you that wha,e1.
err had passed is forgotten to assure v,u a
indNIauGl h5eriy, and the ifrepoca5le man.
tenance q rs aght to afford yOs the
nleahs eiei'ale your thoughts ard C
snleld you fsom all kinds Of Intolerance.
came TOO ON tnis n1ble mission. tn IL
clare 70 you ~ the name Of the Empero,.
thas it Is has intention TO preserve thai pcac~
which vas shamefnlly digtated 10 "a b9,,
by cEnCbnng 1t az the same tis.,e. by ti4 ~.
dera;ion as we'll as by the Imposing affiliate
OF an army winch sill re;ains ali n, ater0
and all It's strength in fine. not to eross
the hc'its OF the empire oSeept in case Of
unjust aggre ssion.
ouch were the words Of peace which !!
was bringing toyou ia exchange Tor y1,r
submission to your legitimate SOVEREIGN.
~heu the repeated shouts cf Hive RIM
fereHr' apprlsed me that By the example
setOy this great and interesting CITY, The
OIL Of tie whole department 2as in unison
with that of the majority Of the French.
Inhabitants OF Bordeaux have known
IRON happy experience, your patriotism AID
the love whici you bear tue persoo Of yonr
sovereign. | neger doubted your return 10
good order Whenever the s2i7is Of faction.
with which you have Of late been troubled
should cease TO exist Who among yod, II.
tact, would not devote ymrsclf 10 recon
quering the glory attached 70 the name IS
Frencdmen. which had been rendered con.
temphble to promote the views aud inter
ssts OF usurPasion and BY whom , ~
handful ofindiyiduals, grown grey IL Tor
ei8n countries,whose watch'wSr1 VAS CWE
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From the Londen Gazette.

Saturday. March H.
= sy ms Royal Hghness the Prince of walls
Regent OF the United Kingdom OF Great Bri-
tain md ireland. in the name and on behai
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BALrImoaE, Nav Is,
LATE FROM aNcF

by the arrival Of the SCHOONER alaniius in
ms porS' on ounday last. in 80 days from
boraesux, we learn that that city had QUIZ
Guy submitted to Napo!epu, aud that all
me Las.;sh had fed, alsng with Nit. Lynch
me ate Mayor. The quies suoDi>si3n Of
hof1earx 70 he Imperial authority, w:,h
rs Is aao. her decided proof of the disoosi
Non OF the French people in tavcr Of Ma
peieon. On the otller side of France, in
sight OF Duke WelhEbseu's army, Tie Gar,
r'son ADD inhabtas,ts oil Lille had Seo,ared
for the Emperor.
iAc Nanlius brought bordeaux papers to
me O. h OF April. at which ,ieee MI was
Tranquil not only il. that city. but all over
rance as neat as coa,d be iearned--It vas
not then known that either Russia or prnsr
sia ha.i advanced armies in support of Lou.
~ ano 1t was reported, that the E,noegor of
austria would either join his son in,.Aw, or
remain neutral.
from 60rNeQU1. hoherS ye.e;,,ey n, IN,
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From Me London CcRrier, Noo IL.
We have received the following letter from
BorGsaux II is, we regret 20 stste, title more
tban counterpart of letters from other parts If
France: - -
"BoRDRhUX, Oct. 26
have read your observations ON the s-.i-
cles occasionally inserted in the French Jour
nsis, and the answers thereto by the Journal a,
Pdris Sir, tlie truth Of things ought 10 he
mace known TO Our coumrymen notwitLstsnd
ifg az w baye done for France, We ere caium-
nited 5y tie people, aud the democrats Of the
United states OF America are more respected
thtn We there is not Frenchman but who
WISHES Success to he American arms and do
stiuciiOu 20 ours. Their oxidation on tire laie
partial successes Of these men at Fort Erie
flaitsburg and Baltimore, was extravaFant /
was witness To scene the other evening n
the theatre Of this city, which will SLOW Sou
N a strong point ofyiew, the state Of the pub.
lac opinion here.
II vas Tie evening ofthe day that we received
here the news Of the destruction Of Wasbin,.
ton. IL the tragedy performed were several
expressioas against the English nation. such qs
Hume eteyheHe arr .GHglais' These expres
sions we're encored agsin and again and ayain
% the audience, and to add to the scsne. the
pit cried out, n 6Gs les 7ngiIis-ce sonf des ca.
naikiss - 0iVeEf lee ABserieaiss ie bya.
vc' dmeyieaiHs,f was repeated from all parts
u the house. The authorities treat US with
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LONDON. March 60

LoADoN, March so.
he Salisbury, nov So gun shi,, Cant.
F1ah ger is intended ici the Newl6undlind
ssa.'Sn, as ne future tias snip Of the Com
Extract ola ietteT. fam one oftde J;ey,e,.
eniS, Of IL Vi s. Leauaer, d1ked Po,.
al, January Nm.
In search of the American s,,,d.o,
We saw large brig the other day. which
the captain ordered US 20 draw too lu,t mn
DER moderate sail, so as not to shew am
P'r'lCnIaf anxiety. suspecting, from cir
Io'h.tances. she was a British vessel cor
tuteo' aad 6eing DESTROYS, if she sboaid
p,YVe So OF getting hold Of ne Amcri.ar
Pl]e master by imposing his ship upon him
-. 90 an ll'"e'iCau Higate, aud obtaining in
-, '""s,on winch otherwise we might not
ees, ,N9'uhS Could have happened setter
--. i' Vl'g proved to be the John of i.iy-
- po''' iateiy Captured 10y the Perry priya.
true blooded Yankee, hci3ted o.,t ~ -.
aud without any Hesitation came ON 81 49,.
the Leander. The moment te 90, -
1eCR' he congratulated the officers on he
squadron being at sea, andsn si,,,a,i,,-
mere tney would, as he expressed ~ d.
faFHahoH share Of mischief 10 the dso,,.d
EnSiisn ss51enIs aud play the deyil's INC
YIN 'heT rag OF a flag. lie then ob3-rv
60 mat he knew this ship the moment he
ss" her, BY her black painted rnasfs and
s.de., and the cut Of her sails. to ne The
rresident, as he Sss ia New York tut Ee,
tore he saIled5 after making these o,ser
yatIons, ~ which The Yankee professed 10 he
very well Informed, he walked no TO SIR
George Collier, to the extreme amusement
OF all, and making DIS bow, addressed him
IS the American Commodore Decatur. re-.
mndllg him at the same time of havine
seen him at New York. Sir George acreed
20 al this whSn the Yankee presented
the JohR's papers, to shev what abe was
and Complained Of his crew, which he ssid'
were such a set Of vile motinous saroentg'
thar his life was in their hands every night
and requested therefore, some of them
might be changed for 50 many of the SUP
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LONDON, March p

-, LONDON, March IS
we are sorry TO understand that some
"n.Sers Il rank are consoles cd TO have prov.
ca u1hcleht IN ne Performance eftheir ,}uty.
~ the ate affair at New Orleans, TO such a
degree as e call for strict and impartial !, :
Ves'lsatioa by Court marital, which is 20
take place with III convenient cssceditioo.--
Inc oehcercy ailrded TO is said "a DE Tie
Cause OF The loss of iie lives of C.euer,ls
rAoSeniiam aod Gibbs, aud kean, WAC fs!t
themselves nGdcr the necessity of puttipp
uie'qseives forward 10 rally the men ANIL to
shew shem becoming example OF boldness
"a tAe tempest OF FIRE which they had 10 er
Counter Genera' Gibbs is said 20 have .,,.
pressed himself in terms of the strongest d.
"nhclaton N the event of his living and re-
'uf'm'g to Eag and, respecting one officer,
"i.s,s' "e fYiut al to :aeAtioa or IL describe.
we laOst, however, observe. tint (;eo'i
fackehhain IS said. from the first view. To
nave .o|s!Gered the American position too
SlfoeB 10 f4mtt 81 reasouanlc pro,,ect
q IT. 1e'ng without vast | SIS and dif6cnJrv
,Hksn ~ .he force uadcr his ccnr,a3d: bnt
.'e cnslds'ec that tora-crrbark without nsk
'n8 tue teF'l ,wolld be worse thaDa fsiIpr-
Ah mat y he b0idnegs and bravery OF the
rsops, aninsted 10y the example otihe Of
hCers' 50 conspicuously exhibited by him
sell, and the gallant generals who so elori
on>iy perishsd With him, there wasa c6ai,c.
OF Prevailing, whith he resol we'd, under al
the CHCuUlSt@nceS TO try
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-01
? O S z S G & I p e.
NEw-YoRK, August %.
From ENGLAND.

-
By tae fast sailing ship Gov. Strong,
Captain Scott, the editors OF the New
York Gazette have regular files of Lon
don and Liverpool papers and Lloyd's
LISTS: from whicL they make some lna-
lportant extracts.
The Prince of Orange, by proclama-
ton, has declared the annexation OF bel
gum to Holland, agreeable to the treaty
made at London by the allied powers in
tie month of Inne, 1914. He how takes
the title. of king of the Netherlands
Prince OF Orange, Nassau, Gsald Duke,
pi Luxembourg, Sc.
The dnctes OF Angouleme embarked on
board tne Forth trigate, at Portsmouth
Iu.y 94, and sailed for DiePpe. She
reached Paris JAY G..
In 4 letter from capt. Maitland, of the
Bellefepuen, to his government, lie says
tkas he explicitly stated to the count
Las Cases, that he had no authority
whatever fer granting terms of any sort
ito Bonaparte. Some Interesting parti-
cuias GA the arrival of Bonararte IN
Will be found under the Loii-
don head.
The Prince Regent has appointed
George Henry Rose, Esq. to be minister
to the Court of Berlin-aad Hon. FREE
derrick Lamb minister to the court Of
Mimich.
Transports, with $4,000 British troops
from Canada, had arrived iii England.
Xihe Duke of Cumberland had gone to
the continent to bring over the Princess
III Solm, for the purpose OF being re-
married in England.
The Queen had much recovered tyom
her late .ndispOsition.
A rev declaration Of the Allied Pow.
ers is expected TO appear immediately.
The British army in the vicinity OF
Paris consists of 10000, and other detach-
,;nents (says the London Courier are to
be stationed permanently in several OF
the fortlesses. 1900 more are sn their
way to France.
Tbs Hon. Mr.. Rasot, the British mini
ster to this country, was preparing to sail
"A the frigate Lacedemonian, captain
Jackways, which va. fitting up for MS
reception.
rrice or Stocks in Londen, July 60
rOnnium 81 l-2 per cent. consols, So
l-2 5-o-do. fer acct. Sc IS.
Joseph Bunaparte is to be sent to Rus
STA, jerome toPrussia ,Lucien to England,
Louis to Austria, Madame Laetita, and
Fescl., to Rome, Nj. Holtense to
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las DAYS som Dublin. Left, July IA, brig
Hannah, Delano, to sail next day for n.
York ;ship George and Albert, Thomas
|of Philadelphia, discharging ;.bg. Charles
Fawcett, from Virginia, discharging ; brig
Moskongns, ofWiscasset, timber load
led !; schr. Mary, Burroughs, Of New
London, from Charleston !; and one brig
mot known. July 81, in lat, 4s, 26, was
boarded by III. NJ. sloop Of war Action,
capt. John Ross, in seargch of Napoleon
The informed US of the capture ofan Al
|gerine frigate and corvette, and one fri
gate run ashore, by the American squad
ron treated politely. July 90, lat. 43,
|18, long. Is, Is, spoke ship .. States,
|22 days from Charleston, bound to Havre
de Grace. July Esd, boarded by an
English gun-hrig in search OF Napoleon,
who also informed of the capture of the
Algerine-treated politely. August 9th,
latitude a., 26, long. 80, IL, spoke ship
William Baker, Towns, i8 days from
Charleston, bound to Lisbon. August
l6, lat AZ, 6, long. So, spoke the Jamaica
feet Of 10 sail homeward bound. in a
very shattered conditlon-we boarded
the Lady Sinclair, capt. Ramsay, who IN
formed US that they were SS days out
that when they sailed they consisted Of
so sail, under convoy of the Warrior "a,
and sloop OF war that on the 10th
August they experienced severe hurri-.
canoe, and that about 40 sail, together
with their convoy, it is supposed went
down the others dispersed; the War
rior had Two millions of dollars ON board;
The day before we fell in with them they
burned the bulls OF two vessels the crews
of which we're Oh board the Lady Sinclair
Aug, Goth, off Sandy Hook, was boarded
by II. Il. f,1glte Narcissus-after de-
|tention of two hours, permitted us to
proceed.
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Garrison, &C Of Client.

The circumference Of GEent is twelve
miles, but it is place OF no great
strength. The grouad is so extensive,
that half of it on the outside consists OF
gardens. 1t is divided into G6 islands.
aud over its rivers and canals are huh-
bred bridges. The French possessed
themselves of this place on the death OF
Chas II. Of Spain but Charles LII retook
it after the battle of Samlles in l7G6. 1t
was, however, surprised by the French in
1908, but evacuated when the Duke OF
Marlborough reduced Lisle. IN Cueen
AIMS wars it was the principal garflsoh
of the English forces.
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Fairfax Races.

THE Jockey Club Races at Fairfax
Court House, will commence on Thurs
day the 2lst day of September next
The first day the three mile heats-the
second day the mile heats, and the third
day a Sweepstake. The two first days
free for any horse, mare or gelding. car
rying weight agreeable to the City Jockey
Club rules.
John, Radcliffe. secy.
Sentemhpr /. 2awSw
n. b. The members of the club are
requested to meet at w. p. Richardson's
on w ednesday the Goth September.
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i he Steamboat Camden, Of
Georgetown.

XNILL start from Georgetown for
w Alexandria every morning at 7
o'clock call at the neuth Of Tyber
Greek, Washington City 4 Greenleaf,
or Fort Point /; return from Alexandria
at 10 o'clock to Georgetown; leave
G Georgetown in the afternoon at o'clock
for Alexandria return from Alexan-
dria at 4 o;clockto Georgetown, and call
at the above places each trip.
p On Fridays the Steam Boat will
leave Alexandria FOR Mount Vernon al
9 o'clock-return in the afternoon.
Aug. % div
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Land for 81 I.

n WILL sell ire F.af.I s;I3Sli v':s.es1
a. | reside, containing l2iD eGEe8- -
The improvements are OF triess.e asss.2 sa'y
commodious--460 acres Of thIslaf p
bottom and in a t,iga state of ippF9N
ment, and the whoie tract is supF:led
with never fai,in9 springs. This proper
ty is situated miles from Alexandria,
and within one OF the Hunting Creek
gravel road. Stock, Of superior quality,
can lie had with the land.
Provided the interest be paid quarterly
a long credit can be had on the purchase
money. Letters addressed addressed
to me touching this subject, upon which
the postage is paid, will be Immediately
attended to
w. II. FoOTE.
Hayfeld, near Alexandra, Sept.1.
tt.
~ The Editors Of the National In
telIigencer and Federal Republican, will
insert this in their country paper until
forbid:
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Caution.

TESO ALL those that have been guilty
& of a wantsn act, i'll pulling up po-
as0e tops that was Lot planted more
tnan two months.
That have man fixed there at night
20 watch, and should they be found with
n the fence, / viii not be accountable
Cor what may follow, they must blame
themselves and no other for the conse-
1uence, as the Waterman will not be
Lifted with.
Brsan Hampson.
Cant
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n;spensatioIls Of Providence.

!. I'M avasls, O God, are aasecrctabte,
..dtly i,.a ss'als,...s pas. tfinliags oat.o
The present age is eculiarly interest
mo- and may truly be styletl.. an age of
',ronders - Eel. Years past, God has been
msnifestiag hin elf to tie nations of the
n"r,a.in necular manner. All Europe
g.. besn deluged in blood. There The
,amaltaous noise oithe battle OF the war
r;or has been heard, aid garments seen
roled in b!aod. Sslaasliter and degasta-
inn have snread universal terror aiasng
Re ;nbabitaGts. rivers of Blood have isann
thousands aa.l tens OF tl,ousands lave
syssred on tie field of battle, ans. from
the sanguinafy pIail,s Of Enrope, have
rrsounded the greans 0! the dying /; and
IN each lonely hut and cosa@s, have
been heard the l..iieuiadol.s 81 tie widoss
and the orphan.
Scarcely FIVE months ago. each heart
was gladdened BY the welcome return Of
neace. :. The air was esbalDed with
the blossoms Of liberty and tie sword
which had been sAeathea in the blood OF
is scabbard, aad peace once mere ex-
tended hel. Give branch 10 the suffering
inhabitants of Europe. ltwas then the
hearts of Christians beat high with joy
twas then the saints of God Anticipated
the immediate dawninss Of the milleniai
day, and the happy time when each enc
NAV sit under his Own vine aud hg-tree,
and there be nose TO lnolests or, make
afraid. But how soon is the harisan CT
the Christians hape obscured Wltli
clouds Scarcely had tie war-wprn soi-
der returned TO his own faiaiiy aud hfe-
side. when TIE shrill trumpet OF
War is AGAIN sounded. Mighty armies
are again Summoned to the Field OF
battle, and await onW the sigaal to begin
the awful couiaat, which must precipitate
thousands into EtegnitJ unf.ss-fel to
meet their Judge.
lis done The awfoi combat IS de-
cided; and tue Plains OF Europe are a
gain aeluged with the richest blood 81
her sons But, where are the thousands
of the slaina Come! game to eternity,
The Widow, The Orphan, and the rather.
less, are now asenisips in grief, aEd
ssishing in deep a:iistion. Mighty God
may they receive the consultations CT
Heaven, and be glsideaed By the re-
turn OF FEilspEsICAL. PEACE.
Tax Fatrol.
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ALEXANDRIA.


~ Eewkampsllire newspapers are
!, ~. a.;tb adgertislnents fer the sale of
h'lsa a.s ta.pay the sirect tax. In the
eessansb;re Gazette of July IL, tsco
i law san h,.aarsa aid foartecn estates
fso' .5ysrtisea By Mr.. collector Cults.
J ,rs. IS s;atest tax was 70 dollars IS cents,
ne lowest cents.
INC ~ Freeman's Joaf1aGl.
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DesLeat aag. q.
Surrender ef Benapar!e.

oai7Tendefsef EGisapdf!e.
From tie london Gaz. E.stra, Jaly es.
Foreign 0aice, July Il, 1915.
Adespatch Of which the following IS an
Extract has been this day received from
yiscount Castiereagh, dated.
PARIS, jug IL, 1915.
Since the closing Of nv dispatches of
this date, L have received The accompa-
nyins communication from this .osefn-
ment.
tGTaas'at;on.)
ihave the honor TO make known to your
Excellsncy, that Napoleon Bonaparte
finding it impossible to escape the Eri-
fish cruizers, ard troops who were sta
toned to guard the coast came 10 there
solution of going OF board the British ship
Of the line Eeitrophon, capt. Maitland.
s. Rave tie honor to be, &c.
(Signed) lie Duce d:GRANIn." 4
10 HIS Ia. Lord DIsccaat Cast!eieGgh.
Despatch frem 81. Ronnefaux, nagal COM
mandant Of tie nlaratme project, to
tie minister OF Marine. Gated
1 Poci,fa,t, Jaly Is.
10 ia theeueafRg
In,executiou OF YOUR cAcel!ency's or
ders, embarked In my boat. accouspa-
MED by Baron Eicatd, reject Of the
lower Charante. lie reports IRON the
isoadS Of tie 18th, had not reached ne.
Out | was Informed tN capt. fhiilibert,
Commanding the Amphitiite frisate, that
banparte has embarked on board Tie r.
pervier bril- as fay truce, tieterm:n-
"a to proceed to the English cruising
station. Accordingly at day break, we
saw hin nlaDaasrias to Gake the Eng
lsa ship BelleroIs!iois capt. Maitland,
Who on perceiving tbat boaapayte was
Steering towards him. bad heisted the
waite La at his mizen. Pofaparte,
sad the persons. composing his salte:
We're received o. board The English slip.
HE officer whom had Lett 70 make OBJ
sssfVahons, communicated to nic this
Important Eews, aud Geaeral Becker
WHO arrived sGon after coliirlned ii.
lSisaed)
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Aleaauaysa Theatre.

public are respectfully Informed
n that the Alexandra Theatre viii
open, for fourteen nights cNty.
FIFTH MIGHTY
On Saturday Evening, Sep. 9,
VIII be presented,
The grand Dramatic Romance, (ne7er
performed heie) of
Timour the Tartar.
To which will be added, favorlte Mu-
steal Farce, (frst time) called
KILLING NO III URDER.
For particulars see the bills OF the day.
September |.
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EONNEFOCA.
Loadol,. Jalu &c.

London, July &c.
:, we have inst received DIV TIE mail Oh
aiis evening i,aris Journals totiie date OF
thursday iast, With private advices from
sssslice aud Ir8a Isle Of the same cate
-'ss l..i~i .2a.cass the uRteisled and
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poRr OF, ALEXANDRIA.
FEARED.
British brig William, Curtis, Barba.
dos.
BosToN. Aug. "a.

BOSTON, Aug. "a.
Arrived, the regular trading ship Ga
len, Tracey, London, 40 days. Left at
London. July. 7. ships Adriadne, Bur
rows, Of Boston, for Stockholm, in eight
|lays; Electra, Williams, Philadelphia,
loading. to sail in 6; Illinois, N. York,
Uncertain; Indian Chief, ditto, in dry
dock, to come out July g.; William, for
Baltimore, uncertain; Susan, Newbu-
|ryport, uncertain where bound & when
to sail; Joseph, Choate, ditto, ditto -
MerriInack, Goodrich, ditto, ditto; briggs
Mary, sherburne, Of Philadelphia, Tor
Boston, in days; Olivia, Of Newbury-
port, for the Chesapeake. uncertain -
Ship Hunter, Of Boston, uncertain,
At Cowes, July IS, ship Frederick
Augustus, Of Newpol;, from Charleston,
watt ag orders; Howard, OF Boston, from
Virginia, ditto.
Brig Sally. Mayo, of Boston, was al
Grayeseud, bound to France, waiting q
wind.
Brig Panther, Lewis, hence, had ar
rived at Liverpool, passage about TWEEN
|ty two days.
Spoke, July "a, lat. Al, long. .1e, 90,
|ship iIoratio, Bailey, OF y. York, 81
|davs from Hayanna for Nantz, all well.
lJaly 81, lat. Dc, Is, long. IS, 20, ship
HOPE, Conklin, 10 DAYS from Liverpool
Sor Baltimore had saiiedin CO. with the
ships John Adams and Minerva for Bos-
iton. and about 60 sail Of American YES
sells for tiiiiersnt ports. August 2, lat.
l47, %. long. 9, so, ship Integrity, 80
idays from Liverpool for New-f ork.-
August Is, on the Grand Bank, schoon-
Ter James Dagara, Snow, of Quincy, 22
ldays .lo.n Boston; had besa fshias Is
ldays, and had s0osquintals. Aug. Is,
lat. II, Is: long 81, 81, British snip f.
|clipse, 81 days froan jamaica for Lon
don; had experienced a severe S. East
gale, in which the feet was dispersed, q
uunlber oil them dismasted, aid two Or
three foundeled. 18th, British slip Flo
Ilus, from ditto for Bristol, lad parted
from the feet III the sane gale; supplied
her with bread. The Integrity, spoken
|aboyc, informed, that the Mary 4 su-
san, for Boston, bad hauled into the n
!ver, and was to SAL III few days alter.
Passengers III the Gaien, Gel. Barclay.
his Britannia majesty's commissioners TOR
Isettiins the boundary line between Tie
IL. 5. aud tie English American posses
,ioas; JOHN Hubbard, Esq. lady and ia
lastly, John Gore, Esd. and lady, John
Nurse. Esq ana lady, Aivs. pawel! and
niece, sir. Thomas Beanie, junior, with
their servants. The Galcu has full and
valuable cargo of 81, goods, merchaa-
'uine, paints, steel, lead. medicines, etc.
Ito E. Morse, owher, and q great number
of other persons. Captain Tracy expert
enced very moderate weather OH the
passage, and did not feel the gale Of the
9th iGslaat.