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IRON. &c.

IRON, &c.
EOHN G.LADD & Co. have for fale the
% cargo of brig George Warrington:
40 tons Swedes' Iron
so bbls. and hlrds. N. E, Rum
hhds. Molafies
IS bblS. Cider
~ do Sugar
~ do Tanners OIL
81 do and 1874 bulhels Potatoes
9 do Apples
ID kegs Ginger
90 bundles Wrapping Paper
cafe San3anna Handkerchiefs
J Boats
300 lbs. Caifia
Dining fetts India China, each IS
January IT. Gpieccs.
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OUIGLY's
/ HAVE ON HAND,

4
IND FCR SHE,
900 boxes tin plate
3.tT3 ID. brazers' copper sheets
Hrest and Bottoms OF various sizes
1000 10. speiter
l,5nojb block nn
rolls sheet lead
8 tons bar lead
10 bbis. tanners oil.
Also,
AJarge assortment Of paints, oil, ana
window glass.
and likewise continues to carry on
.hs Grass Founders, copper and TIN
plate p.utnmer's business--aDd has /"
iatre assortment OF stills aud wash
Il ct.Ics on hand, brass aniirons, $40.
ais * tongs The idgoest price given
for old brass coppc~, lead and P"wter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Aur. ~.
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PIANO FORTES.

J,tas EccetUed and FIR sa'e,
A. Loo 81 made square Piano Forte
IS superior tone, with six legs, a5d!'
tlonaj kegs and pedal, ono complete Sc
Of extra strings ard ,nniag hammer
On Hand,
A London made square p'ana torts
with beautiful CaSa, : legs, additional
keys and pedal.
ROBERT GRAY,
January IL,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11
FOREIGN.

Continuation IF Extracts from late London
Papers, received at tie office Of the Her
camille Advertiser, by the Pacific.
From the London 3" Globe" of November 81
DISTRESSES OF THE COUNTRF.
AT "a very numerous and respectable
Meeting OF the Burgesses e. other inhab-
itants of Glasgow, held in an open field
at Thrush-grove, on Tuesday, the Doth
Oct. to consider of the propriety of petit
tioning his Royal IIighness the Prince Re-
gent and the Legislature, on the present
distressed state of the cOuntry-James
Turner, Esq. of Thrush-grove in the
Chair
The following resolutions were unani
mously agreed TO:
lst That the distresses which at present
pervade the Agricultural, the Commerce
al and the Manufacturing interests ofG
Britain, and which presses with peculiar
severity on the laboring classes. is, i'm
magnitude and extent, unparalleled in
the annals of the country, and in lis ma
ture and causes so far beyond the reach
otordinary expedients, as TO make us trem-
bic for our future prosperity and welfare,
and anticipate, if effectual remedies are
not shortly applied, tile speedy approach
OF an awful and alarming crisis.
ID. That this city and nei-hborhood
have their full share of the overwhelming
calamitles of the times, and add another
to the many proofs already furnished
from other parts of the country, that the
present distress is neither temporary. par
tlal local, for they contain upwards of
1000 weayers and other mechanics. ma
ny thousands of whom, in consequence
of the almost total stagnaiion of trade,
and the sweeping torrent of bankruptcy
which has followed it, are either wholly
unemployed, or earning such miserable
scanty pittance as only nOcks existence
and what aggravates the bitterness of their
feelings, and indeed the feelings of The
whole community, under that load of mis-
cry which they have long patiently borne,
and TO which they can, at present, see no
end, is the apathy and indifference with
which those who ought TO lie the guard.
ans Of tie pubic welfare, have hitherto
| contemplated, in the midst Of their plo.
! fusion and extravaganza, the destruction
ofour trade, both foreign and domestic
and the long train Of fearful aud appalling
evils under which a proportion of IN,
People were consequently laboring.
| 81. That it's a gross insult onths com
| mon sense and understanding of the ma
| ton, 70 be told by those who have beer
a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11

At sea, on board the kings frigate Flora, J
in sight of Gonaiyes, Oct. u, 1916.
Generai-After twenty-five years OF
troubles, of civil discords, of wars, of bat
ties, France, restored to herself, has a.
gain found repose by throwing herself
into the arms of her king. Sheh ever
since been repairing the evils which those
periods of disorder have drawn upon her,
and which the goodness of the king daily
causes to be forgotten.
His majesty, in re-assuming theexercise
of his rights, pcceived, in his profound
wisdom, that il was not for the interest of
the people, TO re-establish every thing
that had been destroyed by therevolution.
lie wishes all the violent passions to be
restrained erequired of his most faith
full servants new sacrifices, of which he
first gave the example he confirmed, by
his royal Will, those changes which he
thought were made in consequence of fine
national desire at ease respecting the
future state of their offspring, all have
seen changed info certainty that which
could not but be precarioas, and ca
gerly strive III the grades and situations
In which the king has preserved them,
faithful to serve SO good a prince.
The good which the king has done TO
France, he also wishes TODD to St. Domin-
go. With this intention, he ordered us
to repair hitler, i'll order TO concert with
the civil and military authorities, every
thing that may be necessary TO settle the
destiny of the colony.
HIS majesty wished us TO go to Port-au-
Prince, as central and intermediate
point, III order 10 communicate with the
north and the south, to make known 10 all
his royal and paternal intentions.
lnvestedw with the command oi'the north,
you are more particularly enabled, gene
raj, to enlighten the people as TO the truth
and the intentions of the king TO cause
all the doubts ovanish, that maievolence,
private ambition, or cupldity, might en-
deavor to spread respecting the object of
our mission that lie does not wish TO
send any force into country in which
there Is already an army, generals, public
tunctlonarles, and subjects who will be
faithful TO him and that the sole design
of his majesty, III sending commissioners
clothed with his powers, is to strengthen
and legitimate whatever he can, without
failing III what he owes to the dignity of
his crown, TO justice, and to the interest
ofhis people,
We shall wait, general, for all the COM
munlcatlOns you may make; and we do
not doubt, for an instant, but that YOU
Will embrace with eagerness the opportu-
nlty OF proving to your compatriots, on
so solemnan occasion, that you wish their
happiness.
We thought it our duty to annex TO this
letter, the ordinance of the king, which
brought us to st. Domingo. 1t will in
form You, better than all that we could
write, howbeneficent and paternal are the
intentions fthe king.
The Viscount de FONTANGES,
ESMANGART,
Cor,,nisc;oparS &c fho Elm
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VOL. X1If.---No. ~.

ment of Il new assistant door-heeper,l Y 4
postponed for four weeks.
Mr.. Naco,', from the committee on tie
subject, reported bill for modifying the
public Offices in manner nearly confor-
mable to The plan reported by the Secre-
taries of the several departments.
Mr.. Ffomentin, from the library com
rnittee, reported bill, making an appro-
priation for purchasing certain books, to
be added to the present Congressional Il
brarv.
asecond reading
The resolution, moved by Mr.. Va,u,rn,
to enquire into the expediency OF repeal
ing the law Except Us TO the clerk and Sc
cretary) raising the salaries of the officers
of the two Houses, which passed al tie last
session, was agreed TO.
A resolutions; moved bv Mr. Lacock on
Friday, directing the military committee
TO enquire into the cxpediency of raising
the pay of the regimental and BATTALION
pay-nlasters OF the ARMY, and giving ,..e.a
rank, was agreed 10.
And the Senate adjourned.
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sbybLC SAiH.--Bv virtue ora deed az trust executed
" Abnef X. Kerr and the Subscriber, by Richard
-, n' iOi purposes therein mentioned, and recorded in
~ e"nn,f Court Of PowhatanAii be exposed to ale
On me Vs. Day " February next two certain lois Of
49,. e Gown Oi Scotsyille isi P0Shatan with the houses
-, hnpfo fehents conveyed by Tie said decd or 50
.sseo a. MAJ be aeeessaly satisfy the purposes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11

the next dav ia repa;r IN fine North vou
have not acknowledged IFS reception.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11

CtOPAKT NFRsHiP- Charlfs Oakley having taken
~ bis brothers r. & C. Oakley into partnership, their
business will in future be transacted under the firm OF
Charles O0kisy s BYcshsrs
New-YOrk. Jan. .. 1851
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A likely ifuia,fo Bow
w aged fifteen sixteen, of good character, and cal
culacd 10 make hOuse-servant. For such one, hke-
ral price in cash, will be given.
- Enquire Of Ire Editor.
za-,Vtf
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tFDUCATIoN.-1he Subscriber having employed ar.
. = John y. q. Brown, Teacher, for the ensuing
year, intends to open school at house his resi-.
dence. ON Monday, the Goth of January in which will he
<aught the EWeiis 0Nd French languages graiah5afE
cauy earieas branches Of mathematical science. Na-
targt md U0rdk philosophy, ASTRONOMY. Ocogr0phV,
tHg. -
The School will Terminate on the 2oth OF December,
making term Of ten months, after deductng month
Tor vacation.
he fees for tuition will he 30 schslar for the En-
snsn and French languages various branches of Nahe-
matcal Science, Arithmetic excepted Natural and No
~, Philosophy, Astronomy aud Geography, with the
3e o. the Globes-and 8 20 for Arithmetic Reading
Writing and Spelling.
Ma. BROWN was the pupil Of the late sir. BENJAMIN
bae' dec from whom he has satisfactory Testimonials III
Tvs eapabily to teach, aud Of his upright conduct while
WIN bin he Is also we'll recommended by several zen
taught '' 80 " "0 h"7
oung Gentlemen at distance wishing 10 avail them.
lives Of the advantages 0fths School, can be acrommo-
e1 with Board at from 30 10 100 q, by Mcssrs Ma
'shie Thompson aud Daniel Wade who reside near the
snoo ana have comfortable houses, which thcy will ID
P''pfiate to their exclusive nse.
JOHN ~. SHEPPARD.
December u. 5awzsi
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The Subscriber himself that those who may ia
him with their will Rd their work quick
" ds,atched and a. well executed bein any 9th
er Shop in this City.
JOSEPH NEAL.
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No. VIII.

Copy ofa letter wlitte,, by the Commission
ers Of the Kiag TO General Chi'istophe.
At sea, on board the kings frigate Flora,
in sight Of Gonaiyes, Oct. u, IS;6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11
WEST-INDIES.
CORRESPONDENCE

CORRESPONDING
Between the Commissioners of las most Chris
tim 0IajeSty and tie President Of Hayii.
TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN
CENTINEL.
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NOTICE hat Saturday, the 25I instant, viii be
sold, to the highest bidder, on the premises, that
we known TAVERN, in The county Of Powhatan. fos
5ney owned by UiiiiGm Hopkins, dec. and now i'll the
occupancy of the subscriber.
fno sold it wiiike rented for more years, and
possession Immediately given.
81 the same time and place, will he SOLD Household
and h.fuaea Fvnitmre Plantation Utensils, and the
stock OF Cctt;c, Hogs and Sheep.
The terms will be niade known on the day of sale.
ARCH'D ROBERTSON.
q
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vg,liE SUBSCRIBER has taken the Shop belonging TO
b, Mai. Christopher Tompkins which stands the
square of the Little Capitol and will work for the
following low prices Wig :Mules shall be shod ronIld
for S. horses S. 6d grates shall he made at 10
" To- mill irons at Is Cd. - III. Steel mill picks
at IS 6d-and all Other work in the blacksmith line
propoFtionaby low for the CAST, be paid before the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-11

n The ENQUIRER 10 published twice a week, gene
raiy and three t,urs week during the session OF the
yfafe LesisLsfure.Pucc the same heretofore, Flse
I,ars pes aunut, pa, able advance. Notes Oi Char
tered Dauks (oafy) viii be received in payment. The
Editor will guarantee the safety Of RENTING them by
mail the postage of all letters being paid by tue VII
tiers.
n No papers will he discontnuedrb nt al the dscre
tion of he Editor until all Garages have been pa up
~ Whoever will gUarane, The payment OF nine papers
shall receive tenth gratis.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
n One sqNore-firSt assertion, 10 ceHfs--cdch cont
flanaVcs, 81 cents.
No 1frcrt;seass,t inserted stnith has either been
paid for or assumed 6y person ia Ills city OF as
ensirons.
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VTTIiI EE SOLD to lie highest bidder for ready mo
W ney at The place where William Gay, dec formerly
lived and where HE widow resides in the Comfy of
Pow!aad. the 9Th day OF February next negro
man, named Harry, several mules 4 few cows, and
stinsry articles Of household fnrHiinre.
This sale will he made BY yTte OF deed of trust
eutcd the subscribers Ivy William Gay, dec. for
lain purposes expressed said deed which is of record
IN the court Of Powhafaa county
The suhsrrbsrs will convey only such title they
Hold under said deed.
and tTrnSfccS
GEo.w PAYNE,
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The terms of sale viii he made known to any person
Inclined to purchase by application 10 the subscriber III
wing on the premises. ELIZABETH PERKINS,
Escct1rir Of John Perkins, dcc'd.
January0.
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SyTOCK az SHcton.-on SATURDAY next the nth inst.
- will be Sold the teresideace Of Mr. Soon, decd.
in AdaniS valley, fewyards beyond Scabrooks Ware
,house, in the large brick house belonging To Mir. N.
White, his entire stock Of Groceries ;--atnons which
boxes SOAP boxes Candles quantity of shoe thread,
&c. &c. sc.
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n TERMS At SAFE
P@khills, Dunlop g. Copeland,
Auctoneers.
t.nraryo 1927
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IrDUCATiON.--Ou Monday The 10th inst. will be o.
~ pened, urdrr the direction Ofthc Subscriber, the
fro'dat Grore 4cadey. at tie residence OF Mr. Patrick
Hcndren. in the County ofcharlcs City
IN this Seminary viii be taught tie LdfiD. Grcek, I'm
EHSh aud French languages JYrifjHg, arithmetic. &c
gr0phy, Svh tie use Of The 90 0bcs and tie practical
branches ofthe Mathematics.
Terms-For the English language, dramatically wri-
tihg arithmetic, geography and the Of the globes,
3 70 per annum with the addition of mathematics aud
French or either, S 30 Latin and Creek either
5 IS With the addition Of mathematics and French, or
either. 40.
respectable young gentleman will assist in the minor
branches. The manners aud morals OF the pups viii
be strictly ateudedto few Young gentlemen may lie
accommodated with board and lodging Mr. Hsndrcu's
at one hundred dollars per annnm, and considerable
Number IN very respectable families in the neigh
borlOod
Payments for board and tuition will he expected half
seary There will be menihs vacation ia the year.
FRANCIS POWER.
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nRuGSS MEDICINES, at the sign Of the G0tdcR
~ Mortar.-fie Subscribers having associated them
selves together under the firm OF JheS rhitdOe y o.
have purchased the Ffedicai Establishment of Philip
Dnval jr & Co. where they intend Keeping general
sortnIent of the best articles in their line.
The orders of Country Merchants and Physicians, will
with prompt attention.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-12
Pubic Sale.

The subscribers three story Brick
House and Lot on Cameron street, ops
posite the market house aad near to the
Bank of Alexandria. will be offered at
public sale on TUESDAY the first da,
# April next at ten o'clock, on the
premises. Tsrns--a credit Of 4 years
for 5000 dollars, secured with interest
on the property, and for the remainder
one half will be required in band, and
the balance in approved endorsed noes,
at q, 8, and 6 months. Any person
wishing to purchase can have IN oppor
tunity to view the premises previous t.
the day of sale.
Wiliiam. Dunlop.
March 12 cot,
EditUs ofths National Intelligeneel
A e requested 10 insert the above thret
tines a week till sac.
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DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA !

70 UU'
DE it remembered, that on the tenth
D dsv Of February. in the forty first
ear Of the independence Of the United
stes Of America. Wiltiam Crnnch, Of
he said district. has frnn'i.eI in this
ice tbs title Of a book. the rig f where.
{ he cl,ims Is author in the following,
% wit 49,
Reports Of Cases argued K adjudscd
:. in the Supreme Court If the United
:. States, in February tern eighteen hup'
= bred aud fifteen, Vol, tx, py William
:, Cranch Chief Judge OF the Circuit
: Court Of the District of Columbia
: Potius ignora'io juris litigiosa est.
= guam ,cientia."
l." Cir. de legibus dial. l"
Ia conformity to the act Of the Con
.ress of the United States, intituled
:. An act for the encouragement OF learn
Iag. bv securing the copies Of maps,
charts anil books to the authors and pro
prietors of such copies during the times
therein mentioned"
G.. DENEALE,
Clerk Of the District Columbia.
March IL eO4w
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Baltimore, March IL.

The United States sloop Of war
Ontario. capt. Dpwnes, arrived at An
napolis on Friday morning last fran
thu Mediterranean. The Ontario
sailed from Port Iahan on the Esd
January. and left there the Washing
ton "a. com. Chauncey. Constellation.
capt. Crane. United States. capt.
Shaw, and brig Spark, capt. Nichol-
son. which were rctitting. The slonp
of war Erie. capt. GamDle. had sailed
three days before for harseilles. and
the sloop Peacock. capt. Rogers. five
davs before for Barcelona. Captain
Downs touched at Malaga on thr eth.
staii two days, left there the Alert
storeship. capt. Stewart. and arrived
ut Cadiz on the 31st. where he re
"cived on board Mr.. Smith, secretary
of legation. with dispatches from Mr..
Erying. the L. S. ambassador at the
curt Of Spain and sailed the same
day for the United States. Captain
Downs also brings duplicate despatch
es from com. ChaunCey. informing
or government nf the ratification. by
the Dey of Ayers. Of treaty, the
terms OF which are the same as in
that made by commodore Decatur.
The Java, capt. Perry. had sailed from
Port Naaon Q days before the Onta-
rio, having or board Mr.. Handy, Sc
crctary allegation. whn was the bear
or of another COPY Of the dispatches
and treaty.
rhe Drv nf Ngiers is making prcpa'
ra.,ons both for defensive and offensive
war: the batteries If the forts which pro-
tctts the city. lave been repai Ell aud
much improved under the direction OF
some french Engineers. aid he has a
s'oop OF var on he stocks. which was
plahked n before he squadron lett al
giers. TIE dsy did aot conceal his de-
re, minatlon to recommence hostilities as
soon as he should be sufficiently pre-
pared.
| In addition to tn. above, which was
communicated verbally to the editor. he
lhas been favored With the following ex.
tract Of letter fom an officer on board
the Washington "a, to his friend in thl'
lefty.
PoRr MAHes, Jan. 81
Ne have made another treaty with
that troublesome fellow the Dey ri Al
eiprs He told Mr. shaler that treat'e.
we're OF no Importance unless entered
Into by the parties with sincerity; and
therefore a. he id not do so, We are Il
include he intends to come ont upon u
henever he thinks he is able to conten'
| tn advantage. He is a wonder III ma
his batteries are IN better order nov
,,n they evs we're known to be, an'
| "A has added to the old forufcatons yer,
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Pubic Sale
March -

Pubic Sale
Ou Friday next the l4fh instant. will be
,nld At the vendue sore, corner at
Prince and Water street. without re.
serve
Supe-fn- and second broad cloths
various col 'urs
Pelise do do
supe fine cassi'neres do
B,mbaZetts do
Silk aud cotton shawla
Mad-as, and cotton Aas handke,
chiefs
csmbrics
Leno md book muslins
: CAlicnes
Cling CHAINS
I Dimities
Jean,
Plain and plaid silks
Cotton shirtinss
Flrnnes
Silk and cation hosiery
N dlapolane.
MarseiIIe, vestings
Ma eilles coun'crpains
Ladies kid gloves
ALSO,
sport,men's and other penknive:
RaisOr,
Scissors
Flonr il barrels
Segals in boxes
Snuff. wrapping ca'er etc
P. G. .Harstellsr
March Ia
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IN C)IJScIL. March 20

Orde ed, that the communication oil
the MAYOR, received b. council on the
ST. dav of Fe ~uary last. and then e
f.rrel TO M.ssrs. Herbert, TAYLOR and
Hoffman, togethsr with the report and
paper, returned by tn said committee
be re-committed to Messrs. Taylor. New
ton and Anderson, for further consIde
ration,
|. Ordered, that the clerk of cnuncil give
notice that the common council will pro
coed to the appointment OF the following
officers on Saturday the 18th instant viz
The superintendent Of police, keeper oil
the poor house, collector Of taxes, sup
Of watch, the " tchlnen, keeper Of pow
der house, physician to the poor house
and constable.
A communication was received from
the mayor and referred to Mesas. DE
neale aud Veitch.
NJ. Morgan, from the committee, re-
ported bills for fixing the salaries OF the
Officers of the corporation, and for rais
Ing revenue iOF tne picseht ySe' ""S
were severally read first time, u laid
on the table
Ordered, that the committee appointed
to superintend the finishing OF the n''
market house, TO cause the carpenters
work already done, to be re-measure'
before com nencing the new work vi tn
present year. :. -.
Ordered, that Messrs j. c. Vowel
and Morgan. be a committee to form a
estimate Of the probable expenses OF IN
corporation for the present year, and
report bill making the necessary appr"
priatiOns.
Orlered, that the tax on one tyth'
Improperly charged to WIN Oeyaush
Oe refunded.
! Ordered, that the proprietors OF t
ground on the north OF Cameron, b
weeu Pitt and Royal streets; on
vest OF Cameron between Pit. and
aph streets; and on Pitt, east 4 W.
l,eyween Cameron and Queen streets:
icause to be removed the nuisance on IL
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Nero. York March =.

Nero. Fork March
The United states Frigate Java,
Commodore Perry. arrived Al Sew
Port onthe 2d inst. with dispatches
from our spa ,drou in the Medi' ra,
mean The J Va left Pot 'lahon on
the sh J uuary. and Gibraltar on
tie 18th. Mr. Harry bearer Of
Dispatches TO Government. arrived
here this Morn ng on is way to
Washington.
One of the officers Of our sou ,drsn
who came home 10 the Java. informs
us that our late treaty with Al
ri rs. has been ratified. and ronfirm
ed. with the exception of that part
which relate to the restoration of
the brig held by the Spaniards.
which has be n given p by the Dey
and the ar iele. relative to prizes,
which was given up on the part of
the United States.
The greater part OF tne American
squadron we're left at port Mahon IN the
18th of January. The Erie. captain
Gamble. was to sail next da, for Mar,
settles. The Ontario, captain Downes.
Cor the United States, and the Peacock
CAPTAIN Rogers, for Barcelona, were to
f, sail j. feN days.
I Captain Hath, Of the Marines, has re-
,'prned in the Java
Lieutenant Elliot died on boar The
Ontario. in the latter part Of nctober.
e The following officers arrived here ycs'
;te-dav from Newport: Nr. HANDY
Chaplain Lieuts: Ball, Norris, ant
Eacomb,
ne brig Spartan, Foster. was to 81
fran Gibraltar for Norfolk, on the 96t
anaary.
The Java 'upplie; tour or FIVE ve'sc,
on the coast with provisions one OF
hem schooner 50 laws from Cape Cod
oonnd to the Chesapeake Saw also :
number of wreck %" thu east.