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end and so much of that spiri, as mill
tates against good neighborhood, Nal.
entirely extirpated; as much social has
mony as your reverence pleascs but ne
confounding of characters no marrying.
five grasp at too much, we shall lose
what we have got. Ifyou would have the
parties peaceable, do not bring them too
near together. Your reverence undoubt-
eddy knows of some, who get along very
well as friends aud neishbors but marry
them, and they would soon quarrel.-
Therefore, We forbid the Banus.
Del. Waterman
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of various csnjectures. The following
paragraph, which we find in the Albany
Argus. will explain the circumstance
the facts which it states being substan-
TALLY correct. Nat. I'M.
1t has been published, that the British
are dismsniliny their vessels upon the
Lakes. This, we learn, is in pursuance Of
mutual understanding between the A
merican and British governments, that
neither power shall retain more than two
revenue cutters, Of two guns each, on
either lake, i'll service and that six
months notice shall be given by either Of
an intention to augment this force.
In this arrangement, the interests of
the two governments are mutually pro.
NOTED and many occasions of collision
and jealousy avoided. 1t saves a great
expense TO both. and is besides an evil
dencc ofcontidencc and good will, which
it i, the interest Of both to promote.
We continue TO receive additional ac-
counts of heavy damages sustained from
the late dcluse. Amongst other mis-
chiefs, we hear that the substantial aud
expensive bridge at Occoquan has been
swept away. Nat. Int.
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EXPEDITIONS PRINTING

Lord Byron's Dramatic Poem" Marfred,'
arrived in this city on Friday (by the Tea.
Plant. via New-York) and was published on
Saturday afternoon. Moore's late Poem, was
printed i'll six days, in the same Office.
1t may not he amiss to state that we have
seen the London edition of Byron's Poem, and
that it is published by Murray, who, as il ap-
peared by the late trial in England relatiy We 10
his Lordship's works, is the only person author.
iSed there to publish them. (Pal True Anx
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NEw-YoRK, August II

\ very severe gale was experienced at this
place on Saturday afternoon. u commenced
blowing about ? O'Clock from the SoutlI and
S. S. r.. aud continued four hours, when the
wind veercd TO ). W. and gradually subsidized.
No damage of consequence was sustained by
the shipping in the harbor but we are fearful,
from the violence Of the gale, OF hearing of dis
asters on the coast. The inward bound British
schooner Adventure, from Bonavista, parted
both cables at tie lower harbor, and was dri-
ven ashore at the kilns.
We hear that small boat was upset at
BroOklyn and two men drowned.
The President was escorted into WATERFOWL
Jefferson county on the Sd instant, by two
companies OF cavalry, from lie Ray. Tie was
accompanied BY MAJ. Cea. Brown. On bis az.
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DIED, OH Sunday night, Mrs. MARIA ID.
IRyEHEART, the beloved consort of Mr.. DAM
81 lrueheart, OF this city. Ills young and "a
miable Lady was hastily snatched from the
arms OF her Misunderstanding AN infant, scarce
iy month old, behind her-mourmed by all
who knew her. Her ashes were Inferred last
Evening by distressed circle of friends.
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AUGUST IL.

1t is stated by respectable gentleman, that
a small boy was found yesterday six miles be-
low Fort NJ Henry floating ona piece of tim.
Der, Having been carried down by the Hood on
Saturday last. He was alive, aud although We.
ry hungry not otherwise injured.
From the upper part OF Baltimore County
we hear that the late rain has caused great da-
mage to the roads, mills, and milldains, has
swept away vast quantities OF hay and oats,
and removed "a number Offences.
The flood in the great falls of Gnnpowder
was much higher than the oldest liabitants OF
the neighboTiood ever have seen before. At
Monkion mills, the Saw Mill, a part ut the grist
mill and the MillGrs house were swept away,
The stone bridges on the York turnpike over
the great falls, Piney run aud the Western run,
are destroyed.
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PnILADELpnA, August IL.

On Saturday forenoon last, Philadelphia
vas visited with storm or hurricane, princi-
pally blowing fTem the 5. l.. but uuaccOnlpdbi-
cd With much raiu. Several trees were blown
down in the city aud vicinity, and a sloop up
set opposite the Navy Yard. 1t is also report
ed that the barge of the Franklin u, was upset
with several persons on board. Ia both in
stances, we are happy to understand, no lives
we're lost.
We apprehend much damage has been done
on the sea-board.
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PORTLAND, Angus, S

AOHlLAND, RUENtk o.
The rage for emigration has become so ex.
teDslve aud alarming, aud las excited such
general spirit Of dependency and discomfort
that IT IS time some effectual endeayors were
made to prevent il. While this spirit lasts il
Is IN VAN tohope Tor any important improve
ineDt IN the present imperfect modes OF acri.
culture. Nothing, perhaps, would be more
hkely TO inspire confidence in the farmers of
tins District, than correct statementfrom tile
uinereIt sections of the country ofthe produce
thdt may be obtained by proper AVID judicious
cultivation. The crops of grain in this part of
the country are likely 10 be as good, at least,
was ever known. Every one who has sown
gram, has promise of an ample reward Among
all the telds ~ this vicinity. there is one which
has attrActed general notice. Ii Belongs to
Coi. Samuel Thatcher Of Warren. One year
since, IL was a wilderness
IL has been sown with 81 bushel. winter rye,
and wheat and oats TO make 80 bushels. Ihsye
seen many iieids at the westward, as we'll as in
Maine, but never so fine teld az this. More
than fortnight since, I measured several
stalks OF Eye, more than z fees long, aud The
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NORFOLK. August la.

NORFOLK, august Is.
We yesterday received information,
and, 1--WE regret TO add III such way as
leaves no room for doubt, that Mr.. HEN
RY w. WILLS highly respectable cit-
zen OF Isle-of-Wight county, was depriy-
ed 6fexistence few days since by the
hand OF an assassin. Orr information is
not sufficiently explicit to enable us to
state .Ihe particulars of this horrid aud
deploIable occurrence /; we only learn
that lie was assisting neighbor of his
in the prosecution OF a search for stolen
property in tie house OF free negro iii
the Deighborlood, when in the act Of
ascending narrow flight of steps into
the loft of the howell, he received deadly
blow on the head given by some per-
son from above with an axe, which all
most iustantaneOusIy bereft him of life.
The confusion which ensucd, gave an
opportunity 10 the murderer TO effect his
escape, without being recognized.
Herald.
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AMELIA ISL1ND.

The last accounts from this quar- ter leave us
I'm the most uneasy state OF suspense. A New
YORK captain reports an attack by the Span
iards on the night of the D In instant-the action
continued for three hours-the result not as
certained, save only the Patriot flag was still
Tying In the morning.. The expected REIN
have been stopped by the United States Reve-
nue. Cutter, III tie very act of departure A
severe blow this to the Patriot Cause.
II is cause, which has our best wishes. 1t
is the cause OF independence against the most
aboDinable oppression which has ever dis
graced the system OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per-
sons have been weak enough 10 calumniate all
the men who have joined tie banners of Mac
Gregor-their motives have been dispara ed
their exertions ridiculed. We knop this
general accusation 10 be ca.umnious. We are
proud oil knowing two or three who have Joined
him-we are proud of calling them friend
they may fat the he'll of Spanish despo-
tisn may prevails against them but they deserre
success. The men whom we know, are men Of
as high born honor, of as pure devotion 10 the
cause OF liberty, OF as generous and disinterest-
ed motives, as ever graccd tie sword.
Our respects TO the Nes-York National i'd
rocdte and the Columbian. Nc have seen their
remarks upon our " Touch at tie ines" and
thank them tor The information they profess to
give US, on the politics OF New-Yo rk as we'll as
the course which they have pursued. The
.4drocdte has shown its Usual ability i'll rescuing
Itself from the superstition thai it is opposed 10
the Canal because il Is opposed to De tpift Gin
ton; burwe still adhere 10 the statement who h
we made, that many have conceived an antii,-
athy to the measure from antipathy 10 OF HE
men who has supported il. Even the .iduocate
Itself cannot escape the imputation.
As TO the ColaWJian, which support any
cause with ingenuity whether it DE to com
plinient Mr.. NiadiSon's sound constitutional
message, in opposition TO the bill for Internal
Improvement; or 10 inslnuate that this ines
sage arose from all aversion to the improve
nent of New-York we object 10 the GOnspeten-
cy gifts evidence i'll the present instance. A
looker-one, as we are, may see more of the
game than player-And the Columbian ID
too much interested in The game before it, to
see or to confess the scene which is exhibited
IN n. Iork.-lf the Columbian would only do
Itself Justice If 1T was not much g the slave
ct the lamp" which guides its path, we should
listen to 1t with more pleasure-perlaps, more
profit.
Enough, however, on a local subject.
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- ALE AT AUCTION, =. R0cke.tS.-This mofniup At
- ten o'coek, will be sold the CARGO Of tie brig Is.
n'Ss oApiaib Packard, lying az Eslston PIsss4h.s
~haff consisting OF the following ancles -
~ bLds. ". L. Rum
is ffkins Butter
1900 lbs. Cheese
80 casks Lime
so kessBrandywine Cunpowder. superior euai.
iv
dozen fancy nagsoi,om Chairs
IL boxes Hats -
~ tons building Stone
1000 feet white pine Boards
60 Bundles Northern Hay
200 bLis. HeTIings.
TERMS Al Sale.
PARKHlLLs, DUNLOP & COPELAND, Iar.'rs.
Anguss 70. SO
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heads are in propertion. Why should farmers
leave Maines In mo section of the Union can
their produce lie conveyed 20 market with SO
much facility, or converted with more certain
~ into money; and the appearance of the u
oove held is alone sufficient 10 dispel all doubts
respecting the fertility OF its soil.
~. Georges Rirer, .Itsly 81.
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- SHIP NEWS. , zzM

rom OF RICHMOND, yIR6iEIA.
A,J1uea SINCE our last.
Ships Commerce, Peterson, Savannah Saria Tuition
hennard. Alexandra Brig Thomas Packard Hudson:
-schr Traveller, Diiway, Petersburg ;-sloops Consri
sutton, Laseige, Newiort Patty Middleton MOI oIk
Antelope, West, do.
CLEARED,
Snip Victory, TabeI, Falmouth Brig Sampson Gill
Nicioe ;--Scbrs. LycuTgus, Seaman N. Yora Upiun
Frost Portland lwiu, LaffeTy philadelphia; Scoops
PloIghboy, Watkins, kew-York Alpha, Colin, New.
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Bank, in this city: but upon this he is
very reluctant TO infringe, whilst he has
an irresistible propensity 10 increase his
store. by appropriating whatever he can
lay hold of. IL was by his extravaganza
in this way, that his insanity was first
discovered. Sisnior r. arrived in this
country about the end of the wear 1915.
His disease has been gradually taking
hold OF him, and since the middle of Nav
last, he has been an absolute lunatic.
He seems to have suffered complete pros
tratiOn of intellect and is sinking into
idiocy. lie is confined in the hospital
The count Regnault St. Jean d'Angsly
has lately exhibited another singular in
stance OF insanity, i'll New Y ork, though
OF very different kind. His delirium
was accompanied with wonderful exal-
tatlon of mind.-He conceived magni-
ficent projects. He bought estates, or
dered expensive improvements, contract
ed for ships, &c. and gave in payment
draughts upon any bank whose checks
were offered him. He seriously entertain
ed the idea of invading France with a
fleet OF Steam boats, and il is said, had
actually bespoken saddles for corps OF
cavalry, which he intended to embark
as part of his expedition. He suffer-
ed some alarm, however, from all idea
which bad taken possession of him, that
the Bourbons had suborned persons to
poison him, and that tire .detestion of
Madame, his wife, was "a part of the
scheme OF the conspiracy that sought
his life. He was several times confined
IN the hospital, and as often discharged
at the request of his friends. A week
or two since he sailed Tor Holland in
great glee. making no secret of his de-
Eisn of dethroning Louis 18th, and res
torinS the Bonapartan dynasty.
". Y. No. Nag.
We congratulate the public on the ar
rival of Mr.. J. @. adams. The patrio-
tiSm and talents and eminent services of
this distinguished citizen, have prepared
tor him welcome in the bosom of eye :
ry American.
tits again rumoured that Mr.. CLAY is
to come into the administration as Secre-
tary OF War. We hope most sincerely
that this may prove true. The brilliancy
and yigor of Mr.. C's mind, and the ge-
nerous independence of his character
make him alike valuable as a minister and
popular as man: With Mr.. J. q. Adams.
Mr.. Crawford, Mr.. Clay, and an equally
efficient minister in the Navy Depart
ment (the present worthy secretary be-
ing as is reported about to resign) Presi-
dent Monroe will possess cabinet which
will bear an advantageous comparison
with any since the establishment of the
government. Georgesown Mess.
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NEW-ORLEANS, July ID.
We have procured a copy of the following
letter for publication. 1t is a Notifying re-
Election that the merited compliment paid to
Gen. Ripley for his prompt and energetic con-
duct on the occasion alluded to was not deser
we'd by another individual whose duty il was
TO render the interference of military force
unnecessary,
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lehf OOOps subscribers Oller al private sale
~ Tor short tiue. about hundred efsv zach
| ages 81 DHi GOODS. comprising almost every article
| ia the drl good line ~ N..-ttt ) u
| PaRkultLs. Du|LoP & COPELAND. Atsct'rs.
l fv"7fvf = kQ-jGif
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n OK SALt-a yer! ,si0ao,e 7rcrf cr Lard ti.g iii
tue county OF Glouc ester being t,l. i.as wi
ed PcTfer, and formerly beiebr,n. q k..y-
fr6lt aud coo saiotng about foli h.scsrc tefes.
Tbs Land l'tos YORK River spou, ten r,les tsa*S
lofktonn.s SO nipis.r rnenJs cons 81 OF i~w
DWELLING house - !r't gaze. brch Kitchen viii
rooms, with Ofhcr S,y boSsss. Tie DWELLING
house has two aud large passage below
status. three fces sno an entry az slaiIs ano dining
ia the cellar tie whole c.u, yletely Gn.sbsJ with
the exception ~ ylsi.t.ring.
II is deemed o"nHf"sary TO give further description
Of ts yaiusbc 0pes rs IL Is presumed those Inclined
10 purchase v ~ III, i,ew the premises.
II not prcvioy Oposed Of at private sale, /; will ne
offered al pubic nrsu, The p:esnises, the I'd Sa-
turday OF toyern6c, ie&' being lhc eisLl d. Of The
month";
ISTmS-Two hoNs. oa dollars cash Tot the i1isncS.
one and two ytsts' cfto equal payments.
Further particular WI b. made know application.
TO Colonel IpHtg.r VesEs residing Ntbin ni.et
OF tue premises, TO subscriber restshrrg.
CtRisroPHrR t.-soNsS.
p. s. WIN also be offered for sale ne timex
place the Stock of every kind, cousistss sie srep,
hogs, sc. :.
august 10. 3n.gesfP,f R)
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PETITION wiil be presented to ihencxt General As.
semDly 81 Virginia, foT The passage OF law author
sing he erection Of Dam, niue feet high from the com
mon surface Of the water Dan River from my land
soppOsIte thetown Of harsecs) 10 the land Of Samuel
IRVINE on the Opposite shore with sufficient gates fol
tue purpose II navigation, and slopes Tor the passage Of
isNhich Dam y intended tor the purpose Of wol IA,
mSnuheiufitg ud gfist rpfs.
Jsy %. sass
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NOTICE IS hereby given. thai the 10th day Of \ ~
- venbcrncxt, will De sold AZ tie late dwelling Of A.
leNauder Gnhrey, deed. about miles above tunLrr
and courthouse, on credit n ~ puou's the follow ig
the said decedent lived slso. two ncgfo men so.s ~
All Minds. household furniture, the cop of corn fyddt
dnl rlautatiou utensils.
Purchasers TO give bond With 1pprov security 10 csy
W atefest from The date ~ nor nctuailg ps,f
THOMAS MADDOX, ygeiiar Et'or
August r.. o,-wta.
NOIiCE.-r0 The Mugisfatcs vi thc Nefshinful Conrt
~ Of HenIico. viii he candid ls Tor the ofl,re -
Inspector Of flour at TIC cOatt Tor the soDin..
meht 0f that o1cer. iout5 Frsprrffrilf
SPENCER ALyIs.
Columbian Nils, August 3. ran.
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PRESIDENTS TOUR.
CHILLICOrIIK. "a,

CHlLLitOIHB, August y.
We are favored With q visit from lie
President Of the United States. lie ~
accompanied by Major General Riowm,
General il'Comb. and Governor Cage.
On bis way from Detroit, We understand,
he passed through Delaware. VI orlbing-
ton, Columbus, aud CicleYile, and Na-
every where rece with cordialiiy and
graduation. Ilt sa met at Columbus.
and thcpce ace oIn, ,anied by Iliomas
Worthingion, Governor Of Ohio. Yes.
terday morning he was escorted by a COW
paBy Of hOrsemen from Circley.le 10 IT,
line Of division between PicaaNay and
Ross counties; wher,- he WAS met by II
select committee Of the corporation Of
Chillicoihe, with about ffiy other ci,i-
zens OF this place, who escorted him to tie
dwelling house of Governor Worthing-
ton, in ihe vicinity of this iowu, where
he lodged last night. lie is expected in
town al O'Clock this afternoon. Arrange
meats have been made for escorting him
in, and for receiving bin with that res
pect which is due TO the Chief Magis-
trate of the American Republic.
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NoEF0L9, Septic.
BONdP1RTE.

Capt. Cox, of the brig Mary Ann, from Gil
Oraijdr. reports, that he DOurded on 3iSt
jail nldt 80 To- long. ~ ", by theRritsh SHIP
OF war Newcastle, of 90 guns, & lear Admiral
Malcolm, from st. Helena, bound to England,
~ days out, aad informed By the boarding Of
nicer, uidt BODaparte was III good health wien
the Newcastle sailed that lie took very little
exercise, and had been for seine time in tHe
habit OF uSing the warGl bath, IA which he ge-
neIaiy Siaid 4 or , hours at time As he has
kept TIE world so long in war,i raicy, II is pro-
per enough that he should trS the experiment
OF as effects ON kuR-cJ.
Cdpt. Con also ,Hiorms, that The u. States
sOop OF war PCGcJck, Capt. KoDGBRs, arrived
at Gibraltar come time ~ jane FAST, from
Alsiers for the purpose of procuring protis-
onS: as tie P,ague was known to be raging at
AiSfcrs, the Peacock was compelled 80 ride
Quarantine, aud il 80 happened that when size
was permitted 70 lave communication with tie
shore, there was not an article Of salt prOyis-
Ons loDe purchased in tie whOic port OF I'll
braltar Immediately, however, at the request
VI the Auerican Consul, the 1OYgrnOr of that
place, Gen. Don, Supplied capt. RODCERs
with whatever hc required, out OF tie PuDnc
Stores, requiring oidy that tho same shOsld be
replaced Dy our Consul as soon as hyenieut
lne Peacock sailed from Gibraltar u the Me-
dterranean, or the 18TH Of June.
The Conduct ct Gen. DON, in this instance,
accOfils with his usual department 60 our
cVnitrymen, which we have frequently heard
spoken Ut IN the vdrmest terms Of cOmmeuda-
iion. [Herdn.
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To NEaskers ncYcse.Ls

The commanders Of vessels trading 10
English poris, are, in future, requested
TO separate the letters from tie Newspa-
pers, printed lists and Prices Current, and
pal them in separate bage. The leficr
bag must OF course 20 70 Tie post. oisicc ;
but Tie bag OF Newspapers ought 10 go
10 tire coi;Signee Of The vessel : for il they
are deposited ia the post-otfice, ihey are
ciiargeabic w',h heavy postage, on which
account the persons 80 whom thcy are
addressed, often refuse To take them up.
The laws of England do notrequire print
ed sheets TO be deposited in their post
Offices but If they are, they must pay as
much postage as letters of similar bulk
and weight.
Printers throughout the United States,
being interested, VIII OF course publish
this notice.
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Large arR .dlnatIs orrirai of-FUIsS.
Last week, the sch. Tigress and sIuop
Hannah deposited The largest and most
valuable lot Of furs, ever before seen in
this village. They consisted of beaver,
otter. muskrat, bear skins, and buffalo
robes 322 packs were consigned TO Hart
x Lay, ownei by John Jacob Astor,
of i. York, and $50 packs we're consign-
ed 10 Townsend IL Colt, belonging tose-
veral owners. I'hese furs came down in
the Jigress, and in consequence of the
starting of d plank i'll The violent storm of
the ION OF August near the head Of the
Lake, she sprung a-lealS, and part Of tie
cargo was landed i'll damqging state
bot owing to The timely exertlons Of tho
merchants to whom they were consign-
ed, property, 10 a large amount has been
saved 10 the owners. We learn that q
part OF this cargo Was insured liz Boston.
I21 packs came down III the sloop Han
nah, perfectly safe. These furs have
been estimated at rising of i5O,O0 dolls.
ihc damage IS supposed 10 amount 10 10
or ilGOO dolls.
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patriot forces were dispersed. Some OF
the officers we're taken and executed.
Some American vessels which arrived
after the Royalists regained the mastery,
were suspected Of bringing arms, sc. Tor
the revolters-but on search, these suspi-
cions proved unsounded. A Baltimore
schooner which called off there, finding
how affairs had turned, stcered for anoth-
erdestinstion. vessel Of war was sent
out, but did not o,ertske her.
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VERY LATR fROM EvGLAND.

NEW YoRg, September iO.--The very ele.
giant and FIST sailing ship Nestor, Captain
scott, arrI;ed at this port yesterday, ~ 81
days from liverpool, Whence she sailed on the
san OF hU,us
~ this arrival the Editors Of the Mercantile
Advertiser h1se received Liverpool Papers
aud Prices tsrfeuis 10 the 9Th 1T August in
elusive, ard london Papers and LlCyds Lists
~ ihe 9Th of the same month. The following
eatfacIs comprise every article OF interest VI a
pouug4i Or ccmWefsiSl Eatafe.
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BosToN, Sept.O.
IRON PERNAWgUC0.

Capt. DAVIS, WHO arrived on Friday
hist from PernambucO, informs that the
Revolutionary Army, which reireaied
from that place on IFS being recovered by
the Royalists, we're closely followed that
many of the patriot soldiers deserted,
and returned 10 Pernambuco, where they
we're pardoDed, but sent TO do duty at
Monte Video, aud that the rest ef the
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PHuADE1pp1. Sent IN

We are Informed, that the Franklin, "A,
Com. Stewart, Is under sailing orders,
and viii leave the Delaware as soon as
we lion. Richard Rush is ready 10 en-
bark. HE Franklin is to convey MIR.
Kusll To LONDON, who Is appointed Min
is'eT fiehipo;eniiary TO The Court OF ST.
James. After landing The Minister, it is
said she will visit the Mediterranean.
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[Fi;o1n he PhiLrl.h.hin 80 -.

- ran enc "tN"S' Phto rae AMERICAN.
After ihe SOth OF Sertembcr, Il French YES
sci can DULY bring French goods OF produce 20
fne United States ; and an English vessel, I'm.
giiSh goods or produce; Dutch vessel, Dntc!i
goods or produce and so OF all otter foreign
nations. Aud OF American yesse l., the gre;,1er
part OF tiie crew must be Americans.