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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23

Arrived, brig Harriet, Russell, Porto
Rico, % days-Hides and cCfee-Ad.
ANS. Herbert and Co.-Left at Port :
Rico, brig Ann Maria, Conwill, of n
York, takinsein cargo.
The Robert, from KenrebuDk, bound
to Portland, put into Porto Rico for pro-
visions, having been blown off the coast.
Capt. Russell met an American sch'r.
going in to Porto Rico, did not learn her
name. Capt. r. also reports, that seve-
eal Cartfagenian priyateers had been off
Porto Rico and committed considerable
depredations; but as far as Captain R.
heard, they had been remarkable ,Nlite
70 Americans.
Two kings schooness had been des-
patched after them.
Fellowship Hazard, Crabtree, fren'
Barcelona, and last from Norfolk--has
been there for several weeks.
Arrived, schooner Benjamin, Wilson.
Washington, n. C.--Naval stores, &c.
Peyton and Dundas.
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N God for Sale

THE subscriber living on the Potomat
river, IL miles below Alexandria, has
for sale. and intends constantly keeping
a quantity of Cord Wood of excellent
quality. which he offers on reasonable
terms. He wishes to employ numbe'
# axemen. to whom high wages will b.
ziyen by the cord or month.
George Mason.
Gunston, Feb. Is dzw
The editors of the N. Intelligence
ire requested to insert the above tW'
Seeks and send their account to thus oil
ace.
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FROM HAYrI.
CHARLESTON. Feb. /.

! CuAnLFsToN, Feb. H..
By the arrival Of the schooner Weazei,
Capt. Hill, IS days from Cape Nichala
Mole, we have been favored with several
pamphlets and papers from Hayti. Their
contents are by no means interesting to
our readers, being entirely engrossed
with proc!amations snd manitestoes of
the king Of Hayti to his faithful subjects.
The Royal Gazette of ltayti, of January
the 4th, is the latest paper.
On the lst January, the anniversary of
the independence Of Hayti, and of the
coronation of King Henry, was celebrat-
ed. After this ceremony, which was &C
companied by discharges of artillery, SC.
his royal highness retired to the palace
|of his father, together with the queen,
prince royal, princesses, grand dignita-
|fies, and all the paraphernalla of royalty
The proclamation of thefking, and the
addresses OF the dignitaries. are extreme
lly well written, but so full of adulation
land extrinsic matter, that the American
|reader would not peruse them with any
Interest.
The editor of the Gazette Royale de
Eiayti, in his paper of the 4th OF January,
makes some * kefexiOns" upon Pedon's
Iconduct, particularly upon his conni-
vance with Louis XVIII. He says:
"We are very anxious to learn in
what manner Potion has celebrated the
anniversary of our indepeDdencein Port
| u-Prince-he who has already sacrificed
lit, and whose repugnance to the thing IT.
self, was so great, that he could not take
Upon himse,t to pronounce the name, OF
| to put it in his writings but as this by.
lpocrite turns at every wind {chant sou.
went la palmodie) according to clrcum'
stances, It is probable that ne has cele'
IDratedit with great pomp, to conceal MS
terminal Intentions, and dissipate, II pos.
/ sible, the remembrance OF hls hitrisaeS
with Dauxion Lavaysse."
Captain Hill, just before be'lett cape
lNici4ola Mole, says that areport was \;
lcirculation, that war had been declared
Tor was likely to commence, bet"eei
England and Spain.
The American character was held !
1.-THE greatest contempt in this new me
II archy A gentleman who arrived a
ape Nichela Mole IN distress, With M
VESSEL and cargo, delivered his papers t
fine government, but was refused any a.
n e' s.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

RAN ANY ny from the subscriber
living in Anne-Arundel county, Mar.
land, near Queen-Anne, on the 10th
instant, likely light mulattolad, called
CHARLES JACKSON, about 5 feet s
or 9 inches high--had on when abscond.
ed a blue round Jacket trimmed around
the edges with red, dark blue panta
Icons very much worn, white cotton
shirt, a new fur.hat and boots, he has
also a variety of other cloathing with
him which is unknown--he is an artfu'
fellow. aud as lie reads and writes very
we'll no doubt will forge pass teanswe
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria OF
Georgetown jail, and Sixty Dollars 4
brought to NE.
N. b. All masters of vessels + other,
nre farewarned harboring or carrying oil
said fellow at their peril.
December Is gaW
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COURT OF REQUESTS.
Jemeson .. NIillicms.

The defendant in this ease. who
y a tavern keeper attended, ia
ssqiI,liaaee with summons from
'he commissioners. TO answer a de
naOd made apen him by the plain
'las aho is hair dresser. for ass.
q. being the alleged yalac OF a
scaip. made TO coyes his bald pate.
The plaintiff, hasiag stated ms
sssr, TIC aefes,!nnt WAS called apon
seehis defence, SLieA consisted sim
Ply IN the assertion, that the scalp
~ question was not the color OF his
aaiueal hair. being complete car
sO', hne, aud his own hai~ bs;Ug dark
Ors'sa. Tue piaintis. by way OF
lelAieF p; 2auesd The written order
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RaIrrMoRE, Feb. l9.

Arrived, brig Sally, Cromwell, Is
days from Rio Janeioro. Left there 18th
December, ship Sterling, Ross, of Pro
violence, fot Alexandria in E days Re-
becca Ann, Sherry, ditto, discharging I;
Otter, White, of Boston, arrived on the
9TH. On the 8 lst Oct. came in ia dis
tress, ship Samuel, Coffin, of Nantnck-
ct, very leaky, repaired and sailed on
the Gath November round Cape Horn,
on whaling voyage ship Flying Fish,
of Boston, put in in distress, leaky, re-
paired and was to sail again in six days
round the NV coast. Feb. Z, lat. 81,
&c, lon. 81, SO, fell in with a wreck,
bottom upwards. supposed to be a pilot
boat schooner. The S. experienced Sc
we're gales on the coast. Feb. Is, lat.
as, Is, n. in l8 fathoms water, fell in
with ship painted black. about 500 tons
burthen, on her stern, Stranger of n.
York; under double reefed tepsails, and
fore top mast stay sail, her courses haul
ed up, head yards aback, anchors on the
gunnel, larboard waist and rails gone ;
also both boats: could discover no per-
son on board-night coming on and not
having a small boat, did not board her
could not account for tie cause Of her
being abandoned, Came into the ba,
the I7th-saw nothing in the bay bound
up.
The schooner Sally and Nancy, Tay-
lor, spoke on Esd instant, in Lat. 81, II,
Ion. "a, rs, brig Fanny, Mafit, from
Alexandra, for Turks Island, out 5
days.
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|6G the defendant, Id which be was
|diresteA TO Snake i handsome scalp
|Of q winning appearanee.' = but
There was not one word about the
|eolor or quality.
The defendant On bearing this
read admitted that IL was his order,
hat observed, that tho plaintiff had
been ia the constant habit Of shaving
|bim for three years, and consequent.
~ could not BE- ignorant Of the color
|of his hair. In making red scalp.
therefore, he could have no other
|o6;eet in view than that of making
him ridiculous to his customers.
The commissioners said, they we're
|certsinly of opinion that it was an
extraordinary stretch of fancy ia any
man to suppose that c5rroty locks,
were either Winning or agreeable |;
nevertheless, as there had been no
specific agreement for colour, the
plaintiff was at liberty to consult his
own taste, and If that taste WAS bad.
The misfortune must fall on his Gus
TONER, who had neglectedto DO more
Explicit in his directioHs.-The com:
missioners could not, however but
call upon the plaintiff to state the rea~
sons by which he had been actuatsd
in the extraordinary choice he had
made.
The plantiF, who appeared to be
aa honest Caledonian, candidly an
swered. that lle took no blame to
himself whatever. The defendant
had directed him in his written err
der, to make a scalp ola /" winning
appearance. and as he had never
experienced the winning effects Of
any ornament OF t:.at sort himself,
be determined not to be guided in
his choice by his own judgment, but
10 apply TO his wife. who, like him
self, had come from Inverness. and
who, be conceived, would be better
able TO say what was agreeable to-
the fair sex (for he supposed the de-
PENDANTS orders had the ladies in,
yiewA than himself-and she, without
hesitation, gave the preference to a,
Is golden baird laddie." BY this
choice he was guided. and If he had
erred, he had only 10 lancnt the de-;
PENDANTS instructions were net morel
express.
The commissioners thought this,
explanation extremely satisfactory,
and, under all the circumstances,
however i'll, as they were ready TO.
admit. a carroty scalp became the
defendant, felt themselves bound to.
decide IN faver ofthe plaintiff, whose
demand they awarded to be paid.
with costs.
The debt being paid. the parties
we're discharged. the defendant de-
clariDg NEST vehemently, that The.
plaintiff should never take him By the,
nose again -Lond. Pap.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Saturday neat, the cath instant, at
half past 10 o'clock, will be sold, on
Mr.. Hepburn's wharf, for the benefit
of those concerned
so bales COTI'0N,, mere or less,
damaged OH board the sloop Mechanics
Il. Hunter master, bound from Charles
ton to Alexandria.
Also, the Sails, Anchors, Cables, Rig.
eing, etc. of said vessel.
: p. 6. .Marstelier.
February 90
Immediately after the above. at
Prince Street Dock,
1se barrels cyder,
hhds Muscovado Sugar.
100 boxes raisins,
!. 10 jars grapes,
80 kegs butter and quantity OF
Onions.
r. G yMarsteller.
tah Q0
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Landing to day
From Brig, Harrisf rom 4 0rtt kise,
586 Spanish Hides: and n
2I000 lbs. prime green Coffee,
z For sale by
Adams, Herbert, e. Cds
feh %
Land fori'. Sale.

NyHE subscriber offers for sale two
h small FARMS in the county OF
WestmoreIand and state of Virginia
One On Mattox Creek, containing zoo
acres, principally land of the first quail
ty, 40 Of which is heavily timbersd.--
There is on this tract good dwelling
house, with all necessary odt-houses, 4
fne young apple and peach orchards
aprisgs Of never failing streams convent
ant: The house stands on the banks Of
ne creek where every convenience and
luxury thai the season can afford IS az.
tached to it.
One othet Trac., lying and being il
The same county, about one and bali
.,liics from the above tract, containing
SO and half acres, about $50 acres Of
ghich is in good timber-there is dweis
;ng house, kitchen, and an apple ORE
cAard with some other valuable fruit at.
.ached to this, with spring Of good was
Ter. For terms apply to Baldwin Nj
zee, Esq. or Henty Kracrork; both Of
HIGH gentlemen live near the premises,
a. the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd mo. 90
The subsciber 56iH also sell
A first rate Saddle Horses. well broke
o the noise of the town, firing of cam
ren and beating of drums,
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Public Sale.

ON Saturday the oath instant, at half
past 8 O'Clock, will be sold on the
several premises, the following Lots
of Groand
RNE on Pitt-street near the corner
" af .Ddke-street, together with q
frame dwelling house thefson--also q
let on Duke-street, near the residence
Of Charles. Sjmms, ESQ. Terms, ETC.
made known at the place of sale.
r. g. Marsteller.
Febraarya
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23
CHARLESTON, Feb. Ia.

Arrived, schooner Dash, Andrews,
Carthagena, via Aux Cages, 1S days.
Lett at Aux Cages, brig Juno, Burch,
for Baltimore, in IS days; schooner
William, Southcomb, for ditto in 10 ;
schooner Favofite, Scoyn, for n. York.
IN ten; schooner Traveller, Speake, for
Georgetown, (Col.) in 4 or S days.
Markets at Aux Cayes-Flsur, 7 dol
lars per barrel; CoRee, 16 on board
scarce.
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|. olton, q Naval torres.

Landing at the wharf of the Subscribers
from brig Ciasissa,
81 bales first quality UplaRd CottOnS
ALSO.
The Cargo Of schooner benjamin, Fl.
Washington, N. G.. consisting OF
4S3 barrels Tar
40 do: Pitch
100 do. Turpentine
90 do. Rosin ,st
9 do. Spirits Turpeutirs
9 do. Varnish
5000 barrel Stavesl
IN STORE,
10 hhds. moIasses
so coils cordage
40 kegs butter
1s pipes Cognac brandy =
II crates Queens wars
4 hhds. madden
so bolts sail duck
SO bis. prime beef.
For Sale by !.
Psyto~ Y D0adas.
ltp I'D
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-23
ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, FEsauaRY IS.
Washingion's Birth Day.

. a
Yesterday being the anniversar,
lof the birth Of the late illlstri
Ious patriot and friend of his coun
try, Gen. George Washington, it wa.
|ushered in by a national salute ; and
THE Washington Society Of this town
moved 10 procession to st. Paul's
Church at i2 o'clock, where an ora
ition, suited to the occasion. was dc
Iiiyered by Peter II. Cruise, Esq. enc
Iof its members. As we shall pro
badly have the pleasure of laying
this production before our readers
lin few days. VIC Eorbeaf making
ANY remarks at present.
We understand from a letter in
Town, that the bill depending before
the Virginia Assembly to prohibit
the circulation of unchartercd bank
notes has passed the lower house, by
"a very general,ote. The commence.
ment Of the act to be On the 18th of
Nov next.
= . = y. + p
The democratic members Of the legis-
lature Of Virginia, convened in caucus.
on Wednesday evening the 14tl, inst. at
the Capitol in the city Of Richmond, and
made the following nomination Of candi-
dates as Electors of President and Vice
President of the Y. S.
For the 1st district, Miles King, jun.
of Norfolk borough.
The Cd. Charles Fl. Graves. Surry.
The Sc Gen. John Pegram, Dinwid
die.
4th. Mark Alexander. Mecklenburg.
otls hDtudS iteaus cC'l' OndtIottc.
9th. Branch I. Archer, Powhattan.
9TH. Joseph c. Cabell, Nelson.
9Th. John Dabney, Campbell.
9th. George Penn, Patrick.
10th. William G. Poindexter, Louisa.
18th. Spencer Roane, Hanover,
18th. Stbresbley Reynolds, Essex.
18th. Robert 'iaylof. Orange.
18th. Isaac Foster, Fauquier.
18th. Br@zure W. Pryor, Elizabeth
City.
10th. William Jones. Gloucester.
18th. Wm. Zee Bail, Lancaster.
18th. John L. Brooke, Stafford.
10Th. Hugh Holmes, Frederick.
Goth. John Dixon, Jefferson.
Glst. Archibald Rutherford, Rocking
dam
22d. Archibald Stuart, Augusta.
Esd. Andrew Russell, ashinSton.
Gath. Charles Taylor, Montgomery.
18th. JOHN Webster. Harrison.
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boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received By
the General Lingan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, a large & elegant as
sortmeut OF Boiling Cloths, of a superior
quality, which win be offered for sale at
the store Of Nj. James Anderson.
samOS alexander
IF
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For Gibraltar & a Market,

$50 The substantial barque Ossippee,
49, Capt. Williams, burthen soOo
barrels; has the principal part Of hel
cargo engaged. For freight OF the co, GA
lance, apply to Messfs. Stall y VA
liams, Georgetown. or to
,adGaas, Herbert and 60.
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REMOVAL.

|TTNIE Subscriber has removed his
Store to ne house next above Jo-
nah ThomPsons' Esq. where he CONT
nues to have as usual Groceries, Wines s
|Liquors.--Just received some fresh Clo-
yer Seed-A.Also a few 6rkins butter.
THOMAS CRUISE.
teh % .2w :.
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Wines, &c.
JOHN SVAYNE,

Has for Sale at his Store upper end Oh
King -street-
A FEW casks first quality London
"A Particular Madeira Wine, import
ed in the brig Columbia, direct from
6 casks Haraaoare, completely assert
ed for a retail store. :.
ALSO,
A general assortment Of
Groceries.
February 2S tt
+ x ( N TING
Neatly executed at this Office.
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Married, OF Thursday evening the
18th inst. at WOODLAND, Frederick coun
ty, Virginia, by the Rev. VIM. Meade
DIR. Alexander Fit1l.agh, of Falmouth
Virginia, to Miss Eliza L. G.. Clare.
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sistanee whatever. There were man
scts Of violence and injustice committee
N several Americans.
February 16.
Wholesale Prices Current at George
toarn, Feb. IL. q
Beef, I2.tc ii dolls per Dbl; bacon X
10 is cents; coffee. IS dolls per cwt.
ern, 100 cents per bushel cotton, q
10 "a cents per Id I; candles, s5 cents
aour, none iron, So SO per 100 ID !
lumber, Is dolls ; lard, Is to 90 cents
nolasses, 60 cents per gallon; pork, Is
Tolls per Dbl {; pitch, barrel, 2 rs to s
iollars in demand (; peas, black eyed,
none rice, prime, 3 IS, inferior 8 rs
los !; salt, 60 to70 cents--a quantity III
market; shingles, 2 so to 5 dolls; slaves,
~ hid so to s.. dolls Id demand !. ditto,
r hid 10 to 90 dolls /; sugar. Havana
brown, is to Is dois ditto, Muscovado
16 to IL dolls soap, l2 1.2 to l5'celfts
tar, 2 to 2 IS dolls; turpentine, 2 to 2
% dolls. little in market; tallow, 1S t.
20 cents /; whiskey, IS cents per gallon.
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The Resolution respecting the re-
nssal Of tie yererated ashes OF
Washington, hiss passed beth hoases.
With an amendment from the senate
seqnestiug Judge Vs ashiasten TO
pesaitIhe nsi,es Of Mrs. Washing
Ion TO accompany those Of her coz
Sort.
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WILL BE SOLD

4 the front door of The BeR Iauern. for cash.
IN Gu wednesday tie 18th day of September
next--1'O' J1fdCI'S At L.S,1D, in Gooehland
County, conveyed in trust by Ella Pnryear Of said
county, to Jolln Robertson, Edward w Trent and
nomas lay icr, to secure the payment Of fourteen
hundred doi!ars, due to Fl. Puryear and A. Ber
hsIa, ~ Tie SAID Ellis Puryear. secured by deed
vi rust bearing date the LIST day of March last
lie fFSt Tract Of Land lies ia the lower end
o. hoochland county, and is supposed 10 contain
JGtr h'dia'ed and Effy acres, il being the land
wheieon the said Ellis Puryesr now lives, and ION.
ing the lands of Robert III. Saunders and Others
on 'i's iand there IS considerable quantity of bot
ttoi,-la on Ieekshoe creek. and, Il is generally
DeheVed, that the land sboun6s with coal. The
other land lies in the county of Goochand, on
~hat Is called the Broad Branch, we'll t;mbered,
and is good land-Ihis tract contains three hun
dretI acres
The whole, or so much of said land, as will paw
me AFORESAID debt and charges and the costs stten-
dnig sad sale, will be made on the date before
mentioned, by
r. w. TRENT,
One Of tie Trustees
August %. 32-6t
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Destrnctire HcR Storm.
Springfield, Bradford Co. penn. ,

On Saturday, the e7t Instant, ahout o'clock p
NJ passed over this place. the terrific of hail
witnessed by the oldest in this place. Mas ac
comrans by heavy gale cf Mind and torrents of RAM lu
ring about three minutesno object could he nj the
distance OF invent, feet The had inches deep at
the storm past, the average sire hs, ofa lead
cuncc ill- of gOhnlsr form and of
ice. picked up three hours after the Storm that
weighed 80 gr there wcrvo 3iihs h thick, enough 10
Cover tie ground The rain and hail e in about twenty
MINUTES inches deep, found vessel pvrpe
dicuar side, killed birds and domestic fowls, many are
ha,fdepriycd OF theft plun2ge and their wings
broken.
The country which the storm passed. exhibits truly
melancholy spectacle. The and the gram every de-
Scripton lies pruSrreirees and fences the
ground-foress Of hard timber instead ef their native
lant foliage. exhibits narght in mutil,ed branches The
breadth of the countr, that sustained much damage does
exceed mile its longitudinal have no, been able
tolearn The damage susaine Sprii siieh, probably
exceeds 1000 dollao.
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S7-f.N.fRD g CHkW
OFFER FOR SALE,
hhds. Neu-Orlesns. aud LOAF Sugar
so bbis Whisky
so casks Hibbert's best Brown Stout, l-2 do
zen csch
do. Taunton Ale 10 dozen each
100 boxes l'ordcsax C!aret
~ 90. Chatean Margsux 80. superior quality
hhds jainaics Rum, 5h proof
pipe Lisbon Wine, of superior quality
100 boxes Soap
so do. Spermaceti aud Tallow Candles
81 do. Chocolate, No
3 chests Young Hyson Tea
DO. Tyson of a late importation and good
quality
10 kegs Isle of France Indigo
IS bbs. Sugar House Molasses
rcsms Letter Paper
box Coates
set Table Mats, (4s PSI
1900 Cocoa Nuts.
Also,
100 bb's Herrines. in pr.pe order
Is bags Green Coffee
A few bundles Nankeens. and
BILLS ON NETWORK.
August II. ooi,v
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p. w. Leigh,
Jas. G. Wilder,
JoclHammon,
Thos. Jones.
S5 Com'7-s.
27-tds
.Hueuat 10
GOLDEN ANVIL!!i

WJLLLHM J. COLE e. Co.
AT THE SIGN or THE GOLDEN sNyJy
EANE just Received, by the BRIG William and
Ezra, from Liverpool, Handsome As,ort.
ment of HoTn7ongc'y, Cutlery, Ssc.-viz:
f}l1ckaniith's Tools csnsfstfner of
Anvils' Bellows, Vices. Hammers and screw
plates.
Locks of all descriptions
Screws, Brsds, Nails and Tacls.
Be'l-metal Kettles;
Carpenters Measuring Lines;
Window Glass, X 10, XII, SfOX1s.
general assortment ut Elias Il Castines
CUTLERY.
Pen and Pocket Knives, Il, ives and Fmlz-
Eazors, Scissors, Cl.iscls firiners, Gonvcs.
drawing Knives s. Adzcs.
FANCY GOODS.
Ladies and Gent!emen's ell giant Dressing rs.
ses and Dressing Glasses;
handsome assortment of Teabsrds and Wal.
ters;
Silver iSPECT.qCLES, with extra elssse,.
70 suit all ages;
Silver Thin,bles
An assortment Of VUfI'.S .--consistino ne
switch, cror, gig and carTiaee
W"ve Wire, for Wheat Sleeves:
Wire Meal and Cookie SiGters. &c. ssc 81.
Which will be sold on the most accommodating
terms.
~. % They are in ilyerbectotion or,rcej7J,p
q naree and general assortment of C.RRPEN-
I'ERS' PLANES.
August o.. snrn
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New-York, Sent. ..
Ertract 81 a letter from an american Of
Ger in the Medfe'raneon. ~ q gentle
nan III IRIS citN. d1fed .Iil,le 81

We are daily expectation OF srriva from home ard
ae iAwant information. Since the departure of'ht John
Adams thcrt has not been change in relations here
but itis evident that thing he done. Temporary
explanations will no longer answer any useiil purpose
must have clear ah perfect peace. Til.
present. safe o things endure longer Than reply
to the dispatches seat by the John Adams and Bri
tam has formally protested ayain't Tn, i7,h article Of
Agiers however. las very much ALLEN tor my part hold
them in the most lrofaund contempt.
Whist welave naval ince here there is nothing
BE- appyehendet from ihcii hustiliiies.