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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
NAVAL COMNlSSlONERSn
OFfIC ;
Washingtan, Jaanary 4, 1876.

.tn HdshnytsH january =, 1910. J
TIE Naval Commissioners of tic Navy are wiling
l. to contract for, and will pay The current market
Ir.ce. for sail cloth manufactured The siates,oi
qualify equal 20 the best Russian or English can.
vas. The cloth must be fabricated OF hemp grown
in the United States, aud Must
1. be twenty iuehes wide.
2. Must contain the number Of threads that
RUSSIAN and Engiish canvas, of the came
number and width, contains
). Must weigh as much per square yard 50 a
square yard Of Russian Engnsh canvas
weighs.
4. A strip of au inch wide and six feet long must
be OF sufficient slreogth TO bear weight e
quail TO three hundred pounds
S. Each bolt must contain iorty yards. aud have
tie name OF the manufacturer or manuf.cto-
~ stamped on it, with the weight and mum
Der of yards: and
6. A blue thread must iun through the whole
length of the chain, one inch and qsarler
from the selvage.
Persons wiling TO contract for supply Of cam
vas OF the above description, desired TO send
their proposals, sealed, TO this Office on or befcre
the 4h day of March next, and they wil be careful
10 mark on the enve lope the words " Proposal
supply of canvss"--such as are disposed TO ehlrr
largely into the business, may calculate on The
couragement of the Commissioners, for, acting on
behalf OF the United State = they feel strong dc.
sire to promote the nanufa, lure of American can
vas, and will it for aihe purposes Of the Navy
They do not, however, wish TO contract With sne
concern or company for larger supply of canvas,
annually, than The following number Of bolts Of the
different kinds aud quaincs, To wi, i50 bolts Of
Mol, l25 No. ., 100 No 3, 100 No. 4, rs No. S,
rs No 6, rs No 2, 67 No, 3
Nor for smaller supply annually, in the like aSr,
than the following mnmber of bolts OF the different
kinds aud qualities, 10 wit IS bolts No. I, SO No 3,
50 No 5. So No. 4, 81 No. 81 81 No 8, 81 No. 2,
35 No. 8.
IL the terms of any of the proposers accepted.
the Commissioners will forward contract, TO be-
duly signed b, the party who must also be obiea,.
ed with two competent securities, in double the val
uc OF the contract, for the faithful performance c
each and every part of it.
JNo RODGERS, ss
I'rsaaehf Of shc BseT@
Liam II i'm
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STRIP Lbands,y Store.
.IOEN Is. LYON.

Has far SAFE, NO. 6, Lson's.,yAc
EoRDAGE, of all sizes; deep sea lines hand
~ lead DO log and fishing do. MArline, Kouslinei
whipping and sewing Twne, Russia and Ravens
Duck; white Lead white and yellow Psint; black
and bright vAmisb paint Oil paint pots jpgs
paint, tar, dust and scrubbinG Brushes; broon,s 1;
coffee and tea Po,s cups and saucers plates, soup
and Hat, DO dishes; Cambouses, stoves, iron-bound
and cedar Buckets horns signal and Cooks Ian
terns; binnacle aad forecasile Lamps; speaking
'trnmpets, compasses, seamsn's journals, hour and
half hour Glasses, hooks and thnibles, Cooks axes,
iron sovsls. narsing spikes. hunag asG coors. boat
hooks, anmers, cxuIking irons, gimbiets, rat-traps
scrapers. .harpoons. .cnhooks, iron hoops,
grains. hasps and staples, pump nails tar, pitch
San. turpentine, spirits Of do palms, sail kneedes.
blocks. Delaying pins, serving mallcts, nautical al
iasnacks, practical navigator charts, shea,hirg and
wrapping paper, lamp oil. do. wick, oars, crow-bars
pots and kettles skilets aud SPIDERS grdirons Tea.
kettles. frying pangs, tin pans and pots, ,umblers&c
UT Ship-Stores pot up at the shortest notice.
GROCERIES,
w. l. and N Z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sugars Teas-Coilee Pepper. -.Choc colAie-.Csn-
d.ss-Beef--Pork-.Brea Bread---Tobacco.-spices and
soap.
Jan SI.
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Navy Commissioners Otiicc,


1871 Jasuayg. 1876.
TIE Board of Navy Commissioners wIh recert
until the lst DAY of April next, proposals .,r
furnishing the following description of artcias ie
quired for navy use, viz:
Cxnnoii, carIonatles ard cannon locks
Ball, round grape, canister and lead
Saltpetre, sulphur
Carnoa as Il 81 inning pnYsdcrr -
Sluskefs, pistos. swords, boarding pipes and
battles axes
Coppcr-sheathing assorted, say 18 of u ozs.
18th of, % ozs. i-Ssh If 20 ozs. 18th OF %
ozs; 1fth OF 90 o2s and 18th Of 81 o2s
Copper bolts, spikes, sheatbing Eails--Assorted.
Lead n pics and sheets:
Anchors from 500 10 5000 lbs.
Iron kentledge;
Hemp-Amcrican
Twine-wbipping, sewing and seine,
Iron for shipping;
staves-leger-ppe. hosshcad and gang cask;
Bunting;
Sesmen's clothing-hats, shoes, trowsers, shirts
and jackets;
Flannel and wdbore for cartridges;
Lgnun Vita and paints
To be delivered either at Washington, New.York
or Boston
Persons rendering supply Of any of these arti-
cles viii be pleased to state particularly the kind
the creates, and the least quaui,y Of each article
they may be disposed to furnish--and on the enve.
ope of the tenders they will endorse the substance
OF their proposals in the following form:
" Proposals to furnish --, for the US:
OF the Navy, made by -----, in consequence
Of the Navy Commissioners Advertisement OF lSlb
of January, 1916"
With those whose proposals may be accepted the
Commissioners will enter into contrsct; and in
where the articles not 10 be Immediately de-
lvered and paid for, the contractors will be requr
ed to give satisfactory security for the performance
Of their contracts, and it will be well for them TO
ACCOMPANY their lenders with the Of the per.
sons disposed to become their surcties, and evidence
Of their competency.
On the ist day of april, and not before, all the
tenders will be opened and acted upon
JOHN RODGERS,
Prsndent Of tie beard
January 81 ON
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

N0luabe ProberLy.. jor sale.
HE subscriber will either sell lease the House
in which he now lives, in Thames-street--and
give immediate possession. He will sell some land,
adjoining the estate of the late George Champa,
- land is very convenient Cor House lo,s
lease his farm at Sachueast-
He has some Furniture also
NATH HAZARD. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07

Translation Of a letter from tie g1inisfer ef
Shafn 10 me Seerefory Of Ssais, dated Hash.
ingfon, Dec. so, 1915.
Sin-The. diplomatic relations between
the King, my n,as,er, and the y. States be.
ing happily restored, and both governments
being disposed mutually 10 strengthen the
iies OF The MOS, pure and perfect friendship,
II Is my duty to inform the Presidento OF what.
ever msy contribute TO so desirable an object,
and remove the obstacles which may pre-, emf
It, On the important points on which this
note mus, turn, have written to you under
other circumstances, less favorable than tho
present will now conhne myself 10 plain
ard simple explanation Of them.
The fret OF these points Is, that The direct
sod Official relations between Spain and the
U. States having beco broken OF, since tho
year 1909, the affairs OF both nations, ss we'll
as their respective frontiers, should now be
placed in the same state and situation, IN
weieb they wee at that period and ,hst IN
conformity TO this p iBcipie, The part of West
Florida which the u. Siaise took posses>iuo
Of dunuy the glorious insurrecllon OF spain,
sod have retained until This dsy, should be
restored 20 His cs,hSlie Msjesty y.--This just
aud eoneiiialory messorss At the ssme uas
that II will convinse the King, my nssisf, OF
the purity aud sincerity VI the =. n'imsnss OF
ne Ane'is.a gets.ag,s... &C. - ;esG d!.'
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k1..f. EoIAI1-fo3 SALE.

THE subscribcr Offers for SALE bis Estate siiust.
Il e. in Ib4n'cs-s.Fee'. next south 4 Ihe brick
Mafk.t II contains lhree shops IN iroal, and has
eos'tricns ward, sood well Of water, barn, ac &c.
fcr Emt.sr particulars nqiire4f the sub,crbcr, ,ly-
inz on the prrr'iscs. SAMUEL WATSON
.isssF,r,, S,t.ssjer G, 1915.
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GENERAL ORDER.

.5ai. II Insn. Gen's. Office, Jan. 9.
THE rank and file Of the army so far reduced
below the authorized Peace Establishment that
discharges will be given 20 soldiers, who not
regularly entitled thereto, e1cep, on application 1,
commanding officers of regiments, corps, or posts,
and on furnishing good and able substitutes to the
satisfaction OF the respective commanding officer.
10 AL such cases, substitutes must be regularly en-.
listed without expenee to the United States.
BY oIt'er of the Secretary Of War.
Jan 81. " PARKER, -9Rjf q Jiss Gen
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DRrCOOD'S STURES-7o LEI.

Two Dry-GOoes sHors, in front OF =. PEanY's
Ilodse, No. i25, Thames-sireet, finished in
complete order, and good stands for business as
any IN Newport Possession given the 18th Of Jan.
inst--.jtso 10 let. A large Grocery Store on the
wharf, with a counting room .--Like.siee, Stores,
suitable for storing Goods Of any description
carpenters, std two coop.r's shops, a stable and
ohase house all &c which viii be rented on rea.
s'nsbsc serms--ApP.y 10
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M ~ LE1.

ing to hire my Point Judith
terms. by applying TO Doct.
,u,h Kingstown. or the subscri-
l.
CARDER HAZARD.
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Tsp Wait.
Oy Relations suifh Spain.
COLUNBiA.

..3 WAsHINoTow, JAN. az.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
10 me House u Representatives
Of 5he United States.
In compliance with the resolution Of tho
2f'h, can,mit TWO letters from the envoy
extraordinary and minister picnipoien,iary of
SPAIN to Tho Secretary OF State, with bis
Answer.
JAMES MADISON.
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Diniature MInlarlaek.
WEWGOODS.
GEORGE S. TOMPKINS,


Rssfeeyh9y fgf5r@s his fieads and the public rem
eisi' "af he has jssi reef1rea and o'srs for SAFE
handsome assorsosenf Of F.iNCf GOODS
Gsd CUTLERY, consisting y tie jo.-
losing articles, T.=:
Plated Tea Scus, Britannia rea,Po,s, Su.
gar Dishes and Cream-Pois, planisL.d tin, Yea and
corre Pots, black and ccqueiico tea, bread, knife,
and snutier Trays, plated and brass candies,icks,
plated and ocquelico Castors, tea, table, and cary
lnS Knives and Forks, jack and pen Knives, Razors,
scissors, Shutters, razor s;rops, and Boxes,
hrstsnnia r9mbiers, do tea and table Spoons. pock
ct Laa.horns aud Looking Glasses. house, hearth
nd dust brushes, cloth, hair and Tooth Brushes,
zoe and buckle Brushes, ass.mounicd and com
ia"n becws, ladies' tortoise, shell and horn Combs,
tortoise, shell and horn pocket Combs, jsppaned
Tumblers and sugar Dishes. cotton Umbrellas, &c.
-4fso-EngIish and French Watches, warranted
gold Beads-slver, tea and table Spoons--siIver and
plated sugar Toogs-god, silver and gilt Watch
Chalns-seais and keys--a variety Of Ear-Riugs,
Tinger.knsa aud Bress,-I'ns, glass, wax and gut
Necklaces, &c.
or The above Goods having been purchased very
cheap in Boston, will be sold lover thun has been
bcisered IN this town since the
"a Gold and silver Ware manufactured and re-
pared 1t the shortest notice.
Clocks anl Watches cleaned and repaired in the
best manner.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Thomas w. Powell.
-Oud uh' fp'l' io--N3 coz
PUBLIC BATHS.

yi'E subscriber respectfully informs
z the Ladies e Gentlemen of Alex.
ahdyis and its vicinity. that his BATH
no USE on the alley adjoining the I as.
a,re and opposite the City Hotel, is new
open. and will be kept III complete order
till the first Of October, where Warm q
Gold Barns may be had at any time 10
the day and until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are S 10 each for subscribers,
payable in advance, and no tickets IS.
sued till the subscription is paid or so
cents for single Bath
Two separate Baths are kept exelu.
siyeIy for Ladies, who viii please come
in at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairfax's
House on Royal Street--And Gentlemen
a,e particularly requested to come in at
that adjoining the. Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May II eotf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Public, Sale.

|'EyEE subscribers vii sell, on Tues
i dcy. the second day of'July next,
fair; If aot, the next FAIR day thereaf-
4, IN pursuance Of the DEGREES OF the
aunty Court of Fairfax. in The suit o.
asruder and Washington against John
.ake--st public sale, for ready money,
he whole. CT SO much Of thai Tract CT
and situate in Fairfax county on the
aogth SIDE the road leading from Alex
indfia 10 Leesbnrg, on which tie said
iohn Luke resided, as will raise the sum
f eleven hundred & ninety five pounds
our shillings and FIVE pence, with inte-
rest thereon from the 10th Of September
1898, until the day Of sale, and the costs
Of the suit ard saIe-which land is sit,S
ate about seven miles from Alexandria
and short distance above the place
yaere the turnpike road leading from
tie Potomac bridge strikes the road from
to Leesburg. The quantity
of land is estimated at about 5o8 ga a.
eres. There is OH it a two story framed
Dwelling House not in very good repair,
and some out-houses. No deed will Dc
made until the purchase money is paid.
Edmund [. Lee,
Hobt. 1. Taylor,
Richard Radcliffe.
Commissioners.
May Is cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber, OF Alexandra
county in tie District Of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters of administration on the
personal estate Of Joseph MYERS, late OF
the county aforesaid deceased /; all per
sons having claims against the said dece-
dent, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with The vouchers. to the subscriber.
PASSED BY the Orphans Court, en- Or be
fore the 18th day ef November next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be.
neft to said estate; and those indebted
thereto, are requested to make imIledl-
ate payment.
Given under Inv hand THIS a5th day Of
May 1916.
Polly Myers,
Administrative OF Joseph My rs.
May 25 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Richard Libby

Respectfully informs. diat by the Gee
an, Heliiorn, and Wilheimina, re has
received upwards of zoe packages Q,
hard and soft Ware, which he will sell
low. Ameng the last importation re has
rs boxes Of lin Plate, and gram and
gfass Scythes. He has again received q
letter from his unknown Friend MI B.
KIP, hut conceives it to be SO much ME
RIO. 10 bis former beautiful Piece, and
tor which he tenders him his thanks -
that he must decline publishing it. or else
both would be considered as ASSES.
May % -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Landing,

he Cargo of the brig Agenoria, eyre!
Martin, master, from Marseilles, con.
sisting Of
$50 cases claret
600 casks. ditto
SO ditto n3uscatel wine
ditto ladies' and geHtlemen'S
silk hose and gloves
l ditto ladies' kid gloves
2 ditto coiored 'utestlibgs, assert
/ ditto lowered ditto
> Q ditto FIoreace silks
2 ditto colmed Grapes assorted
l ditto ribbons
2 ditto lace shawls and handker-
chiefs
4 ditto gertlemsn's sup. hats, Pa
Iisian CIT
9 bales Alexandria SIENNA
Is bales velvet corks
5 cases phlals-
For safe 5y
Joseph Smith and Sens
or Adams, Herbert < Go.
May % If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Court Of Appeals

The Council will set as a Court of Ap.
pcals, at the Council Chamber, or the
9th. 7th and 9Th days of June next.
The tax books viii BE ready for in
spection after Wednesday next. at the
CUuncil Chambcr-Also list of balan-
ces due to the corporation for taxes or
real property Wilde at all times openf for
the inspection of the public, and Of those
persons who NAV receive transfers OF pro-
perry upon which arrearages are unpaid.
I.P. THOMPSON. c. c.
Nay % d6thJune
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
For Sale.
May

A valuable Tract of Land, lying in
Ludoun County, containing 600 acres.
It lies on large stream called Broad.
Run, BY which it IS bounded for three.
quarters of a mile, and which furnishes
water for the use Of a farmer. The soil
is of the best red slate kind, well known
to be the next best to the limestone soil,
being fertile, and when worn ont easily
to be Improved by all manures I, especie
ALLY by the Plaster of Paris, which is
known 20 act with greal effect on such
soil-l5O acres are heavily tirnbered
with the finest wood of oak, hickory, &c,
$50 acres lie on tvs side of the ADORE
named Run, and being rich low land
are well calculated for meadow, This
land produces good crops Ct corn and
small grain, and is particularly excel.
lent grass land. which as it is near good
beef markets, alone renders it valuablcs
There is a thriving apple orchard on the
land and the fences are good. j.
gEThe land wcald be divided fit shoul&
be wished. 1t is 25 or SO miles from
Alexandria AID Georgetown, T. 2 miles
from the public road leading from Lees.
burg TO Alexandria.
The terms OF sale are moderats~-they
will be made known a. any time by
Richard FL. Lee,
near Leesburg, Loudoun County.
May 2 5taw2m
~ The subscriber intending to rec
move, will cs.er the above Tract Of Land
it pubic sale. on the Goth of Jane, it
aot previously disposed Of at private
sale. K. Il. l..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
PUBLIC SALE.

On Tuesday evening the slst inst. at 5
O'Clock, will be sold without reserve,
to close concern, at
Griffith and Brozrner's AUCTION
Room,
a Variety of DRY GOODS,
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne and second cloths and cas-
simeres
Ginghams
Caiicoes
Black and white canibrics
Aisdipoliam long cloth, and ether
shirtinss
Shaw,s
Vest!ngs
Muslins
Eombazetts
leneS
Florence Silks
German 81 Irish linens
Jeans & DiInties
Laces and Buttons, &C. &c.
May % Il.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Public Safe.

In pursuance Of two several decree
pronounced BY the county court of Fair
fax, sitting as a court of c.anceiy in sui
depending therein with William and Sd
muel Simmons, compainants, and Eliza
beth Plumpet, defendant,
The subscribers, two of the commits
sioners therein named, on Monday the Sd
of June next, at / | o'ciock will proceed +,
sell at public auction on the premises, on
3 credit Of six months, a. certain lot Of
land situated, lying and being il the said
county OF Fairfax, on the n0r}h side OF
the Little River Turnpike Road, neal
tie townof Alexandria, and immediate,
Is opposite tic Cameron Mills, being the
hi OF which Elizabeth Simmons, iafe OF
said county died seized. The purchases
to give bond and security to satisfaction
Of the commissioners.
Thomas Wi,son,
Samuel Summers,
Commissioners.
Fairfax, Mayo Gets
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
French Goods.

The CARGO of the Schooner Brother
Return, Midnight, master, from Mar
settles, consisting of
WINES.
500 cases Claret
100 casks ditto, SO gallons each
so cases Vim de Grave
Is ditto Hermitage
6pipes oil proof Brsndles
Soft shelled almonds
Smyrna Figs
Filherts
50 boxes Prunes
"a cases Olives
"a do. AlchoVies
IL do. Cspers,
cases Mama ia fakes =. q
] cask blue Vitrol e s
bales Alexandria SIENNA
800 reams writing paper assorted
10 bales Wrapping DO.
French lawns assorted,
SILK stockings
Do. Purses
Ditto gloves, ladies and gentlemsn's,
Kid and castor ditto. do. do.
Florence silk assorted
Sewing silk
4 cas- $ grapes, assorted colours
224 fancy baskets
IS boxes clarified soap
Perfumery, an assortment,
Is otfereGfor sale OH accommodating
terms, by
adams, Herbert = Co.
May 28 t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
May IS
A great Bargain in Land.

| Q .
YMlsiiING to remove to Il the !, West
w ern Country, I will sell the
FARM on which reside. containing a.
bout $40 acres f Land, of the very first
quality, large proportion of which is
well tilubered and is now in good state
OF cultivation from the use of clover and
plaster for many years, and no land in
the county can lay more beautifully for
farming. 1t is within three quarters Of
nile Of Mr.. Lewis's elegant mill Cliff.
ton, and the turnpike road leading from
Ashby's Gap to Alexandria viii pass
within 1--WE miles of it..
l will take in part for the above proc
perry a tract of good Bottom Land on
he Kenhawa or Ohio river. Any per-
son wishing to purchase can see the and
and know the terms by application to
toe Subscriber. or il his absence to Mr..
Cuthbert Fo,csH, who lives near the
farm.
Thomas w Powell
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Wall be Sold.

70 the highest bidder, on credit of SIX
months, on Saturday next, the 25th
May. at Wren's tavern, on the Lees
burg road, near the Falls Church
A smart active BOY. about ten years
old, and GIRE abont nine--for term
# years. :,
A few barrels Of Corn, some hopshod
and kitchen Furniture, &c. the proper
~ Of the late Ms. Wren, and sold agree
ably TO her will.
John Du!in, Executor
May 90 ST"
T The sale Of the above property
postponed mt. Thursday the 5fth in
.tant, il iair; if not, the next fair day.
Nav 2S
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Pert OF Alexandria.
ENTERED

Schooner Fame, Tynes, Barbados.
Arrived ship Wi!helmina, Baxter, 81
days from Liverpool Salt, crates and
hardware to Lawrason and Fowle
Hugh Smith and Co Nath. Wattles, Pat
ten 4 Butche ,John LLOYD, Adam Ly an
John Johnson, r. slade aud Co. Richard
Libby, Lewis Hipkins and Co. Jas Pat
ton, aid J. Yerby.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-05-28
Fredericksburg. .NIcY Is.

me Grand Jury ( Spotsylvania have
found Bills Of Indictment against the
99alor, Tor aeslect OF duty in his office, to
Which the escape Of BeGley is attributed
and against Bodey's Wife aiding in the
s'eaSe, IL furnishing him with the nipple
nants BY which it vas Elected.
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ALEXANDRIA.
gIEsDAY, NAY %,
n, .Msaiferransan.

fi6S s0ct~ttS'
rival Of the ship George
81 he a' eapt. Myrisk, af Nantuek-
|vsshins'aslIi;'s a an we have information
q, from ned. n erranean to the later par,
|fre@ fas In the unfortunate ARRAY at
Of harsal, i. a a Nlidspidinan belonging to
Port s ..Sayd, had been killed, and ano,
her v0 S.s been wounded, but none xii
sssq'e ~ ~ quarrel is understood not !, 70
s ~ originated in circumstances sa. ealoJ :,
ss,S TO produce natlonai ulspa st;ll
sPpsal. ,.s there but was to sail tor Con
s . S'Du,;"onle in few days.
aa a,sa r. 5. sch. -, 1t. Ciax1oh
IN. ia1 firm Alicant, March q, tor Port
sale, Ca. '' having on beard MAJ. Hall, ft0'p
siaSUis. with dispatches from the Spa
h }! ! !ayerument 10 com. Shaw, probably
d nlsa ao NV to some communications. !.
u ..S SnsI n S. ship Alert, capt. Stewart
~. ~ from Gibraltar April /, for y.
s san arrived at Gibraltar on the Esd O.
one s,s.. a' sirbt DAYS from Mahon-and has
Nd De-. VI 06icers from our squadron, pas,
seesers. ,,a e.a,n ,ho Md;
l mean, arrived at Gibraltar the Goth
March. r., p.,,o,,;,,n
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THE CREEK lNDiANS.

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~; IN 0iiday last an express, arrived i,
,h,s s wy 10 Col. King, commandment OF
ra ~. s'a'ioa, stating some hostile move
- a's oi those infatuated beings, ane
E IPfenensiOns OK an attack on te:
a. AsAlas. Some samors lave been a
IA ,s' w.'hln few days, that tai. For
G;s dr. osen taken but the Express arrive.
sSsiis'n that post, aud Tie most III