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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19
A,o2o,ss5 ~
CHARACTER OF JOHN BULL.

The following bold dilinea,ion of the ehsr.
ac,er OF the English, being from the pen
Of the Scottish Reviewers, may be felt rs
Jus, rela,i,n for The severity with which
the character Of their countrymep was
treated by the ceiebrsied Doctor Johnscn.
--lf d Frenchmap is pleased with every
thing, John Bull Is pleased with oothiDg and
that is a fault. he Is 10 DC sure fond of
having his own way I'LL ysu let him have it.
lie Is a veey bead-stong animal, who mis-
,akesthe spirit OF contradiction for the love
OF independence, and proves himself TO be in
the right by the obslinacy with which he
strIckles for the wrong. You csnno, put
him so much out of his way, ss by ag,e ,eeins
win him. He is never in such good humor
as with whs, gives him the spleen, and is
sulky. Ifyou find fault With him be is in a
age and IL you praise him, suspects you
have a design upon him. he recommends
himself 10 another oy aH,on,ing him and IL
that will no, do, knocks him down 10 con.
vince him Of bis sincerity. He gives him.
self such airs as no mortal ever cid, and
wonders at the rest Of tho world for no,
thinking him the most ainsbie person breath
ing John means we'll too, but he has an odd
wsy Of shelving II, By stotai disregard Of o,be,
peoples feelings and opinions. He Is sin.
eesc for he tells you a. the srst word he does
no, IKE you, and never deceives, for he new
er offers TO serve you. A civil snswer 10 too
much to cxpsc, from him. A word costs
hin moro than blow. lie is silent because
he has nothing TO say, and he looks stupid
because he 10 80. Ke hes the strsngeG no.
lions Of beauty. The expressions he values
mos, in the human eounrenanee 10 an sp-
p.srsnee Of ross, beef and plumb pacding
and il he has a red face and round belly
thinks himselis great man. He n slinls
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19

{" H0fthy of Lmitatsonl :,

0At tb'e unusually inciemsot season.
much disrsss and suffering must be expert
eoccd among the poor and unfortunate. IL
gensrsl'y happens that the most worthy oo.
jects keep themselves as much ss possible
out Of sight, and had rs,hst suffer than ask
assistsnee while the less deseryiog are more
forward and importunaie. We have reason
TO believe that many Of the ehiidres who so
freQuontly call at our houses, aud impertune
the passenger IN the street, ere pu, 20 stis
vocation by idle or iu,empers'c parents.
Some Of them, probably, arc real objects Of
charity. The only mode by which 10 tess H..
would be to accompany ;he child home, and
then judge from sppesrance. ifresl distress
presented hssif, IL wosld be grateful to tho
philso,hrepiss 10 offer immediate sueeor. : II
the reverse sbould appear, w oug hi to have
police sufficiently vigorous TO ecnduei such
people 10 Q house of induury-where they
might be comfortably provided tor, kept from
ardsnt spirits, and put TO some useful svoes.
,icn fcrt the teoe6, Of the establishment As
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19

Contingencies OF the military ~
se' vice, allowing under this
head, double the estimate Of
the war department., 100000 90
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-19

Miss Boyce OF u = hestre was in
ire habit OF occasionally looking stner hogcrs,
" hils playing. apparently If not really to assis'
N.r recollection. Ons svsning--,hs play
Nn,e Wild 0oosc Chass'-..rsses'ias With
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
House and Sign Painting,
Gliding. Glazing e Yarnish ~.

GORMAN h MOVES have rcmcve.
their Painting establishment in Fairfax
streetto the building directly opposite
the former oGe. where they will carry on
the Painting Business in ali its varloa
branches.
Having employed the best of workmen,
they will be able to execute all orders
with promptness and dispatch.
They have engaged tirst-rate Plumb.
er 4 fan 4 side.lisht maker, either in lead
or copper, and will warrant the execution
Of his work to be equal to any done i'll the
United States.
They are happy in acknowledging the
receipt Of past iavors, and feel confident
Of meriting continuance OF public pa
tronage.
Best CopsI varnish and few other
articles IN their Inc constantly on hand
and fer sale. April
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
NOTICE.

The subscriber intending to remove
from this place in short time, requests
all those indebted TO him BY bond, note
or open account, to come forward 3 SET
sle them up to FIRST Of January 1917.
lie will dispose of the Houses q Lets
he now occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next. The dwelling
Souse is calculated for the accomuoda-
ton Of family. with all the necessary
ant houses, and a very productive gar
den, subject to a small ground rent-the
stand for retailing goods, or purchase Of
Eroluce, is Inferior to none in town.
1t is deemed unnecessary tosiye more
minute description, as it is presumed
t&Ose wishing TO purchase will view the
premises.
lie will also sen quarter acre Lo'
and Dwelling House thereon, near the
court house.
The above property will bedisPosed
ofO accommodating terms to those wish
GEORGE SMITi4.
Quantities, January i4--Io eeti
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Public Sale,
On MONDAY, 14th april.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the hisi, cour.
Of chanccry Of the state sf Maryland,
the subscriber viii sell at pubic sale. IN
Port Tobacco, on MONDAY, the 14th
day of April next, If fair, il not the next
fair day thereatter-Part OF two Tracts
OF parcels Of Land, called
HarsontOn and Barnes's Purchass,,
late the property Of Richard Barnes, jon.
deceased, containing about $50 acres,
lying in Charles County, within S miles
OF Port Tobacco, which affords a good
market for wood, with which a large
proportion cf this land is covered, the
soil is well adapted 20 the growth ei corn,
wheat and tobacco. A further description
is deemed unnecessary, a. those wishing
to purchase will no doubt view the pre-.
misses before the day Of sale. The terms
are, a credit Of twelve months, with in.
terest from the day Of sale, the purchase
giving bond with approved security.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee.
March 80 aawts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
BONDON ARTICLES.

Tho Emperor Alexander IS turn
ing all his attention from martial to
commercial enterprises and IS tax.
ing measures for the establishments OF
a Navigation Co after our mpdel.
One Gfhi5 - is has officially an
bounced, that no g'ods can be im-
ported iato Fip!sua (ihs country he
has lately acquired from sweden
except Of the growth. Nc. Of the
countries to which the vessels i'm.
porting them be oeg-ap penalty OF
forfeiture of vessel and cargp This
will insure the eoastins trade to Rus
sian vessels
The Americans have boastcd o'
tho Importance Of their commerce I"
Russia whom she was sail TO be
the hest eustormcr.-Tae sound list
shows what little grounds ther are
for Boosting on this score. The yes
sells which in 1916 passed the SQUAD,
were 1871 in number; Of which only
So were Amerioan--not one OF an
hundred.--Tbe rest were 1927 Swe-
dish. s4s English, 525 prussian' ~
Danish. S96 Norwegian, 20S Russian,
and only s French.
A German paper asserts, that the
Russian Ambassador in Paris had
demonstrated with Louis 18th on
his conduct towards Bernadotte, a.
serting. that Russia considers him as
powerful branch Of the Allies q
as heir to the throne Of Sweden and
therefore requests that the French
Government would treat the Crown
Prince conforma5ly to his dignity
and to send an Ambassador to Stock.
holm. Il cannot be denied that this
is a very polite step of The Court OF
Petersburg-for if any change were
to take place in Sweden favorable to
the succession OF Bc?nadotte, Sweden
might revert 10 her ancient policy
which bound her to France where
ss by the succession Of Bernsdo''e.
supported so openly by the Court oil
Petersburg, Sweden may become as
closely connected WITH Russia as she
formerly was with France.
The above shows what aimsy ma
terisls are manufactured into para.
graphs in Europe, when r"or France
is tho subject of speculation. with
out noticing the grossuess ofth's im-
putrd interference o: one nation III
the affairs Of another. IL is intended
10 make il believed, by this article,
that no diplomatic relations existed
between France and Sweden =
" hereas. by recurring to the French
Court kaleuder Of 1916, it will oe
seen, that France has now an Am
la ssador in Sweden, in NJ, de Cha,
teaubrisnt, brother Of the celebrated .
author; and Sweden a Charge q al
fairs in Paris, in the ChevalIer de
|Sigpuel. bss'.Cen'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03

a..,c.s 3. the murderer, and n
ven takes from him the conmo"
'',.,Scnca of the human mind.-it was
r; in this case. Sickler had give
~ su.,nent hints, obscurcly indeed, thai
ss and Lent had perpetrated The
,r;me in question. but these ninle
, - , not regarded as any thing more
,,,.nt;,syain bcastings of abandoned
,;ranv. Atlas., however, the thing
was brought to light. Lents wife
~; rrgod b. her husband reading ::
=, .skcd her what she said the BIZ
No Ne snatched it from her, swearing
s;tterIy. and threw it into the IRE ];
,be cot il ont again, ami a quarrel
.nsYed. in which nc threatened her
r;ir and told her he had killed one
w,oman already, and would kill her.
urr sis;er's husband, Isaac Arm.
stong, came in at this time, and
,rari the words. lie mentioned
..em at Mr.. Trips. at whose house
Seeker had been brought up. and
where he had boosted Of the crime.
T,ais brought 10 their recollection
what they had heard Sicklcr say in
Lent's presence, and mentioned it to
I;aac Armstrong. He came down to
Waterford, and told il to Mr.. Frank
I'm Livingston. tho deputy sheriff,
who went up and took Lent at his
owu risk Summoned the witness ; 4
after several examinations. Lent
confessed the whole. AIR Living
s:oa. empowered by the Recorder OF
Albany and the Lieutenant Governor,
sal of inpursuit OF Seeker last week.
ard | hope by this time has got in
safe custody the other monster"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
Cleared.

Cleared.
Sch Leopard, Markley, Bermuda BY
Henry Nicholson, and others
Brig Emily, Dole, Newbnryport; by
F. Dodge & +. Russell, of Georgetown
Arrived.
schsvirginia Ann, Smith; Fredericks,
burg; tobacco; to Lawrason & Fowle
Sioop Sea Flower, lowering, Bali
more coffee, hides & whiskey; to John
Grid cotton yarn to James Carson aud
sundry dry goods to merchants OF the
district.
SaiIed-Aschooner Leopard.
Brig Dove, Tobey, hence, arrived at
New York sSth instant
Sch joachim, Silver, hence, arrived at
Salem cath ultims
Sch Elizabeth Francis, Harrow, at
New York eoth ultino--to sail for this
port Sd instant
By the arrival Of the ship Packet. Ba-
con. al Boston cath ult, 4s days from
Gibraltar, information is received that
the wreck of the sch Brothers Return, OF
this port, sold for $3.50
Ship Andrew, Ramage, ar at Phl'adel-
phia s1st nit from NOrleans, sailed from
the Bsliz. lsth-reports, left 200 sail Of
shipping there--doing nothing
Packet brig George Washington, Cor
ton, hence, ar at Providence, RI. 25th
ultD for this port
Seh James Monroe, ar at Baltimore
first instant, % days from Laguira-re-
ports; left brig Eliza, Davidson, OF Alex
andria. bound Tor Curacao, TO sail in a
few DAYS. Saw number of wrecks on
shore between Capes Hatteras and Hen.
", but was too Ear distant to make any
discoveries-their masts gone, AMI some
Of the halls were large
Sch Republican Rangs. cleared at Bos-
Ton eth ultima for this po",
Sch pnliy. Sylvester, arrived st Bos-
ton 21th uitimo. u DAYS from Ocr1cock.
March 81, lat SO. fell in with sch Re.
becca, Berry, from Boston, ont Sc hours,
bound for Baltimore, in sinking condl-
ton; it blowing hard, took Oh nothing
but the crsw-ker cargo worth S35.oO0.
T The Rebecca has been an old trader to
this port, aud sailed hence 18th last ia
nuary.l
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
april 8
BY John Jackson & co

IN Saturday next at ten o'clock, will
be sold at the Office OF John jackson
and Co. on Union between King and
Prince streets
Salt; beef; sugars; candles; cordase
Chocolate; vinegar; cork wood
Dcmiiohns; cotton cards
Smoaked salmon; pipes, etc.
Immediately after,
/ trunk super calicOes
l case super domestic ginghams
/ super Irish shifting & sheetine
linens
1 cotton carnbiics
l check and chambrays
| Irish lawns
Cotton casslmerea and shlrting cotton:
Null null, leno Is jaconet muslins
Cotton and Madras handkerchieis
Brown linnens; d wlass
Rlatk cambricks; cotton sha~ls
Elegant and common gilt walters
Boots and shoss Je.
spril 3
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
A ssnsral assortment IF
COTTON YARN.
At the l}aitimnre prices.

At the Baltimore prices.
The quality CT this Yarn has given &c.
neral satisfaction to those who have pur.
chased heretofore. All orders will be
punctually attended to.
The Public are also informed, that a
machine OF superior construction is in
operation at said mill for cardiDg WOOL
the work will be executed in the best
manner. To accommodate customers tn
this machine. he will receive at his store
any parcels Of Wool, forward them to
the mill, and the rolls returned 70 his
store for delivery. The wool should b.
washed clean. and siled with clean soft
oil or hugs lard, accompanied nth
blanket, it being the most suitable icr
the preservation Of the rolls when card
ed.
MordeCai Miller.
March 90 eV3n
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BALTIMORE, March 81.

CAPTAIN Martin, who arrived this
day from Lsgaira. in % days, in.
forms, that there had been some Skin
mishing between The republican and
royal armies, bu, tho result was vari-
Ously stated. Ramon stated that a
proclamation had been received from
Spain, granting pardon 10, and re-
storing The property of. all such OF
The insurgents rs would abandon
their cause except officers. which was
expected to be promulgated after the
tall OF Barcelons, IN event confident
ly expected by the royalists.-Cuma-
"a, still remained in their posses
sion,
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Al, All
| For ESTABLISHING the Fish Market as tht
County Whar.".
Section l. Be it enacted bv the com
mon council of Alexandria, that the ac'
entitled An act for establishing the hsh
market for the present year at the county
wharf, passed in council the. febru'
ary 1915, DE and the same is hereby
made permanent act OF the common
council. I.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted, that this
act shall commence and be in force from
and after its passage.
Passed in council this 18th day OF
March 1917.
HUGH SMITH,
President o! the Common Council.
Approved, Goth March, 1917,
ED. l LEE, Mayor.
Test. /. P. THoMPsos. c. c.
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Pubic Sale.

On Thursday next the third April, vii.
ne sold at the Store House of VIM. Gar.
acr and Co. (yowell's wharf
All their Stock in Trade,
Consisting Of
A large y general assortment Of Groce
ries.
Glass and Quecnsware, etc.
Quantity OF Bacon, etc. etc.
r. G.. .Marsieller, Auc'r.
March % dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
AN ACT

Nv Nv
Establishing TIC salaries OF the Off
GERS OF the Corporation for the year
eighteen hundred and seventeen.
Section I. Ee it enacted by the
Common Council of Alexandria in
connect assembled. that the Mayor be
allowed co. his services the present
year the sum Of Five Hundred Dol
lar, to be computed froaI the first da!
If his appointment to oiICe, and that
It shall he his duty to ASK ana demand
for every attestatiOn un!er the seal OF
his office. the sum Of two dollars, cx-
cent when such attestaiion shall be
for the use orcommon council of Alex
anir;a, which shall be considered an
addition to his salary.
Section .. Be it further enacted.
that the following officers shall have
and receive as a compensation for
thcir respective services for the pre-
sent year. the following sums to wit /:
The clerk of council and auditor,
Eve hundred dollars.
The superintendent Of police, and
street commissioner, the sum OF five
hundred dollars.
The superintendent of the watch,
three hundred and fifty dollars Each
Waterman, two hundred and seventy
Eve dollars.
The keeper of the powder house,
one hundred and fifty dollars.
The clerk of the market, three hun
dred dollars.
Physician of the poor house, two
hundred dollars.
Which said several sums of money
shall be paid quarterly out of any mo-
MES in the treasurcr's hands for gene
raj purposes.
Section S. Aud be it further enact-
ed. that the laws and orders which
may be passed by the common coun-
Gil, and all orders and publications
issued by the mayor, shall be publish
ed in the newspapers in the town OF
Alexandria. and that there shall be
allowed to the editors of each OF the
said papers, seventy five dollars.
Section 4. And be it further, E.
uacted, that this act shall be in force
iirom and after the passing thereof.
Passed in council, March 18th,
Il817.
HUGH SMITH,
President of the Common Council
Approved March Goth, 1917,
EDM. l. LEE, Mayor.
| I.P.THOMPsoN, &C.
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Wanted Immediately,

At the Marble Quarry, on the Poto.
mac, Montgomery county, Maryland,
cue hundred strong, healthy, laboring
men, to whnm liberal wages will be
given: and for strong, healthy, negro
men ninety dollars from the lst Of ApfiI
until the lst OF January next, or ir pro,
portion Tor such time as they shall remain
Al the Quarry.
By order Of the President Of the Unit.
ed States,
Samuel Lane, Con'r.
o. the Z. Is. L. States.
Apply 20
John Nelson, Esq. Fredericktown. Nd
John Littcjohn, Esq, Lecsbsrg. Va.
Joshua Shelton. ESQ. near Conrad's Fer
~.
Major Nolanl, at Aldie J LOudoun cy.
Samuel Chapman, Esq s Virginia.
John Hartnett, at the Quarry,
The printers Of this paper,
ilxandria papers, or
To the Commissioner Of the Public Build
ings Of the U. States, at Washington
AWil6 dSw
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NsRFoJK, March rs,
Reward Of CounterGciters !!


yesterday came on before the
Hastings Court. now sitting in this
Borough, the trial Of Thomas Fore
man. Tor passing Counterfeit Notes
on the Union Rank Of MARYLAND.
The, evidence in this ease went so
conclusiyely to establish the charge.
tn, the Jury had retired but short
time. when they returned a verdict Of
guilty, aad sentenced him TO three
Years imprisonment in the common
isil and fine OF One Thousand Dol
lars.
We hope this salutary example
will have the effect Of lettering such
de!udca wretches from further pur
suing cou Sc Of life. the most de-
pieab,o known TO civil society, aud
Which sooner or later. is generally
detected anil punishe.l in>a manner
which consigns tho perpetrators to
the most degraded condition Of mar.
Captain Baxter. OF the British brig
Robert, who arrived this moruing,
In 70 days from Tobego. informs that
4 severe epidemic, supposed the yell
Tow fever. had ragged among the in.
habitsnts Of that island, through the
greater part of the winter. He be-
lieyes that the disease has swept of
at least one tenth Of the population
since tho first of January. The dis
order is attributed to the long preys.
lence Of northerl, winds. accomPani-
ed With ucusual GOODNESS Of the wea.
ther.
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EDUCATION.

Mrs. REBECCA RIFFETS respect.
fully informs the citizens of Alexandril
that she has taken the house lately occu.
pied by Mr. Leap on Duke street, nearll
opposite Mr.. +. p. Taylors dwelling
where she intends opening a school or
the 9Th inst, for the Instruction of small
children; every attention will be paid to
their morals. Mrs. Riffets fatters herself
that the expectations Of these who may
place their children under her care will
not be disappointed. Also, split straw
bonnets whitehead and altered in ant
shape by BIS. L. K.
March ) 81
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april g
NOTICE.

Written Proposals will be received by
me until the 10th day Of the present
month, FOR paving the following streets,
viz. Two squares on Duke street, be-
tween St. A:aph and Columbus streets.
One square on Washington street. be-
tween Prince and Duke streets. 3ne
square on Columbus, between Prince AMI
Duke streets. Two squares OF Union,
between King and Queen streets. One
square on Queen between Royal and
Fairfax streets. One square on 81. A.
saph between King Il Cameron streets.
The contractors will be required to
give bond with approved security, tor the
faithful performance of the above work
GEO. CORYELL, S. P
april 8
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, APRIL 5.


Extract of a letter from a CONNER
cial house ia Liverpool. to a ges,
tleman in Charleston, dated.
LIVERPOOL, 2sth Jan. ISi7.
+" We beg reference to the annual
Circular Of the 9th inst. and have
now to notice a particular alteration
ia our Cotton Market. l. an advance
in prices, particularly Of bowels and
New Orleans, OF WHICH descriptions
there is a very great scarcity. owing
to the small supply tina, has come to
market. The quantity ofboth sorts,
irere d. q in Manchester. does cot ex.
ceed 2o0O bales. and the eonsump.
ton Of late has been immense /; say
1000 bales weekly. The trIdo.
Manchester is very brisk, and during
the last ~ months. Bowed Cottons
have been made into all kinds of
twist SO that il may DO reasonably
Inferred that il prices do not advance
still higher, these will maintain
the nseives for some time ! for the
stock has not been SO bare for nearly
Q years.
Rice, within the last ten days,
has fallen IS. per cent. and is DALI
the duty is not yet taken OIL"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-03
WHlSKEY.

1000 galloas whiskey, excellent quality
4 pipes Holland gin
Cogniac brandy
10 hogsheads N. F. rum
Mould aud dipt candles
Best quality butter in drkiRs
Prime and cargo pork
Cadiz and St. Ubes salt
Albany seed oats, etc.
For salo by
aptil q cost
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NilTICE-

The Members Of the Washington So
cisty of Alexandria, are informed tina
The Grafton delivered BY VIM. ) Stuart,
Esq. is printed in pamphlet form, and
lodged at MIR. Stewards book store tur
delivery to Themselves or friends.
March 81 st
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PUBLIC UTILITY.

|EStlE Subscriber anxious to promote
Il the interest of the Manuiac tories
Of the United States, has become AGENT
for the Mount Hebron Cotton Mills, and
offers for sale ct his Store on Prince
street,
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Port of Alexandra.
FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

NPTH II
Entered,
Brig Victory, Prescott, GuadalouPe
SIoop Pike, Baker, Baltimore
Sch Planet, Rackliff, Portland
sIoop Alert. Croker, New YORK
Brig Levant, Malcolm, Portland
schooner Sea Flower, Levering, baitl
mbrer
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RaLr1MoRr, March 81.

BALTIMORE, MATCH 81
trrisel sch James Manroe, Marhp'
- DAYS from La GuYra. Left there brig
Golden Age, from Boston just arrived
)ris Eliza. Davidson, ct Alexandra, tor
,ur-acoa in a few davs. In Ion ~, spoke
English brig Fills, fr"m Charleston for
'smaica. Thursday last OF the Capes'
smoke SCH Richardson, Byus, from baIh'
nore for Guadaloupe Came into the baY
wth brig Adclne, from Londonderry i"'
,iexsuir,a. A sInp followed the James
Ionroe up the bay and mnst have an
shored last night at the moath Of i"e r.
Yer