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NtgfOfS at 1"cfioa UbOH circuit ~ IL months.
IN Jharsdoy, lie lHa Nar0h, at ~ o'ciscb, The
~ SLAVES how IN Tie PeniieutiaIy, ftifiryyd fnr
transportation, will be sod before aoor
upsn Cfrdu Of IL InOnts.-Pu ciasefs 10 give bond
tn security be approved by the tXrgniiye for ise
payment vi purchase for convey ing them without the lin
Of the uuird States and ply ing with the laW
HE negroes valuable, aud may he seen az the Psni.
trntiary uEth the day 81 sale
BgOrdcr gi TIC ETCcVfirs Of Virgfpig
Feb. ~. r3..tds ROBERT CAstg1E Aurtfr.
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4 ACKNOWLEDGE n,ysrif equally bound with Nelson
X. Parrish, to Cotton x Read, James BosiwTish,
and Joshua CuDp, 40 the bonds given by said Parrish
to ucul in the nan Of IaIri.b q Ofooni.
Feb. "a. So. ct RICHARD GROOM.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-27

NEW YORK, Feb. 2e.-Gen. Jackson was
expected TO arrive at Staten Island last eve
Ing. The revenue cutter, capt. Cahoone, was
ordered to staten Island yesterday afternoon,
10 escort him TO the city.
The General has accepted the invitation of
the citizeus Of \. York, To par,ake Of public
thinner, which is to be given OH Tuesday at
Tammauy Hail.
Capt. Mills, from Laguira informs that IL
was believed an important action had taken
place between the Spanish troops under
Moriilo, and the patriot forces commanded by
Is Oiiyar. Advices were received eaIiy IN
January from MorilIo which were not made
public, but which caused a great deSpondenc,
w.th the rOyalisis. Immediately after the
receipt of the Dispatches, an order was issued
to all the Spanish vessels III port. about 20 IN
number, TO furnish part of their crews Tor a
gra,d 10 patrol tie town, amd they were kept
on duty every night I'LL capt, VI sailed
Mercantile Adu.
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"a pcTsons who have cidiuis against the cslae uf'
"A JOSEPH CALICO, dec. are desired 10 B6ke
them knoWnto us without deiaythstif found correct,
they may b. speedily discag gedanh those indebted q
'he estate, are socitedto pay What Hey oar with 90
liuie delay as conveniently can he IS dcsIVus ~
paying The several legacies Of trsiaof as exyedl
tioHs; as possible. JOHN kiCiiAED,
PETER }. CHEVAiL!E,
Executors Of ,J0scPh Cutirto,dccy
Arrnsi 2S. 33..f
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~ 10. HR --S0ddfcr ava BaTheSS I0hfr, fet
ADs peClfliiy iHOfms his trends ad The bic, tlaf
Ire has commenced the Sddditrg and iiarntss Waking
Busress IN all lis Vafoas Iuches IN the house iaety
occupied by z. kediOrd. next dn"r ~ the uR Hotel.
where he has general assortDit - q SADDLES gKi.
DIES, and HARNESS. on hanG-ahd " SIN Increasing
les ofiuent I've also hopes at coFmIy nitirLanis
viii give hin, cal. rs welt hOse Who waat io lhtf
10 natteis biuiseif foni hs ai'tuiinn aud
experience tie business 10 of he public
patronage ana hs can thrm ibat his Hark Is
nafs OF good materials ans ibe city ~ is ex.
ecnted IA tie bt.l a'ang,f. tyh ~. gi..m
4 EitMAN LtNkNS.--i2o babes consisting Oi ucAlen-
~ buigs, uzmannfgs, tutiaps, nessiahs, Iog4Hs,
duWlss, checks, aud v hile rolls
10 bates DaHKicfoi
h0Nrs Old cloih
toN velvet ribian
la0 hai! boAes y 10 aud 10 = ~ window glass
~ UUNc fniiep esss, tOnsisin2 81 onafi, pini drd
H1f pfHl ccCsultrs $50 tlHiieis
IS lbi..'ts trrHia8 5tCci
- ttsts ,l. rDifr
% if.Httra fiHs Bottles
HHf f4,.s f.iia. eeftrd
ai tvt slitl -c tf.s fas safe ~
Iaf-.. ttou l1shE 6. tlhLE.
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LATEST FROM GIBRALTAR.

NORFOLK, Feb. 2f.--FrOm the same
intelligent Correspondent To whom we
have repeatedly been indebted for SINH
lar iavOrs. w. have received The following
Interesting communicates, dated
GIBRALTAR, Jon. 9th, 1919.
The only news have Ia give you is,
the a'h of the Queen OF Spain, (oi
tansien, 0emory) last week, IN cli,ld bed.
II being absolutely necessary To extract
the f,etus, she expired IN commissions 20
minutes after thai operation was perform
rd. a pretty scner,i rumor is in circr-
Iafion that she was poisoned but Why she
should have been the victim Of secret re-
sentiment, is moi stated; and as Tie King
has certainly removed 10 The Escurial,
sine the demise OF his consori, il has
been whispered in ne very low tone, That
the germs ut revolt have become so ap-
parent as 10 render some preparation for
his Saf0ty matter Of necessary precau-
tion. There are some more charitable,
however. who say, that the King has alb
scented himself from his Court, only from
a pious inclination 10 brood over his griei
IN tranquility. But nothing authentic
can be known abroad, and rupture out-
rght Will perhaps lake place before ii is
known beyond the vicinity Of the Capt.
fai. Certain IL is that the sutferngs of
the Spanish people have reached that
climax when !" iOrbearance ceases 10 be
virtue" and they are fully sensible oft.
Anuncomnionly intelligent Spaniard with
whom | have conversed, states, that the
nation is now ready Tor the worst, and
must ere long give loose to their Indig-
nation. 1t would be needless TO give
you all the arguments which lie urges
III support OF his opInion-mamy of them
will be found in the black catalogue of
wrongs which have oppressed The nation
ever since the Kings return TO The throne
With respect 10 the Z" grand expedi-
non fitting OUT at Cadiz, nothing new
has transpired-i may say, however, That
so far from being lii "a progressive train,
II is rather advancing an a ,et,ograae dircc-
tion, 90 borrow a bull and in the opinion
OF every man in his senses must fall, an
other and ii melancholy monument OF the
vanity, the folly and the blindness of the
Government.
:" Our squadron a few weeks ago were
al NiesSua, but We expect the frigute Uni
ted Stairs, here soon, on her way home.
P.S. The brig Two Brothers. Simmons,
from y'ur port, arrived here the Sd issi
wa. Madeira, with her entire cargo, mar
kelhuniing; the ship Aialania, Rose, from
Baltimore direct, in 80 day. passsgr, is
also here discliaIging."
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we understand this b passed The Senate Of thr n
siaies great inaJoii, n,. .ny voting against il
ai" ta' The MAJORITY IN the House vii, probably he in
INC fa"o. BOSTON Eatsiof.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-13

Mannheim to Swiss relay house and back a.
gain, distance of four hours journey, by
the post, in one short hour; md he has
lately with the approved machine, ascend
ed the steep hill from Gernshach 20 Baden
which generally requires two hours, IN "a
bout an hour, and convinced number of
scientific amateurs, assembled on the ocoa-
sion, of the great swiftness OF this very in
terestiDg species Of carriage. The princi-
pie of this invention is taken from the art
Of skdt'rg, and consists in the simple idea
of a seat upon two wheels propelled by the
feet acting upon the ground. The riding
seat. or saddle, is fixed on perch upon two
double shod wheels, running after each 9TH
er, SO that they can go up the foot ways,
which in summer are almost always good.
To preserve the balance. small board,
covered and stuffed, is placed before on
which the arms are laid. and in front OF
which is the little guiding pole which is
held in the hand to direct the route. These
machines will answer very we'll for mes
sengers and other purposes, aud even Tor
long journeys: they DO not weigh fifty,
pounds, and may be made with travelling
pockets, &c. in very hanisomsand dura-
bic form. The price as we aHiniorrned
is from 8 to 10 pounds.
" PedestriaI wagers against time have of
late been much the hobby of the English
people, and this new invention will give
new scope for sport of that sort"
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From the Wilmington, N. c. Recorder.
THE TABLES TURNED:
Or a nea0 sgdy Of obtaining credit.


JOHN ' w Tor the County OF -.
This suit originated in the county court,
upon promissory note. drawn in the usual
way, tor the sum of sc dollars. The exc
cutiun, protest, &c. was proven in due bank
form. The defendant failing to establish
his pleas, of course, as usual, the bank Oh
tanned judgement. The defendant, much
to the establishment OF the gentlemen learn
ed in the law, crayed an appeal to the Su-
perior Court, Tor which, the sum being small
he easily obtained the necessary security.
He was told by the attorney Tor the bank,
that ii Was ridiculous to appeal thai the
action Was brought upon plaan note OF hand
that The bank must recover, and that it
would certainly demand the damages that
the law gave, as well as the interest. How
ever, the defendant said he was the best
Judge Of his own business and that. if he
mnst follow the ADVICE Of alawyer he prefer
red one that was moi employ ed against MIN.
So that the ~pp.al was regularly brought
up; and, as the banks always have their
own notary and witnesses, ol Course the
plaintiff was ready and as the defendant
coui0 make no defence 10 PLAN mole Of
HAND, payable AMI negotiable III bank, he
Could have no legal excuse to continue the
cause-->o both parties were, or compelled
10 De ready.
The banks attorney informed the jury
that j, Was an action upon plan note OF
hand, urou,h against lhe Defendant, the
lnaker, sd Mh,cii. he hank had discounted
Tor his pry.t-l mean, gentlemen OF the Iu-
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THE PEDESTRIANS HOBBY HORSE.

THE PEDESTRIAN HOBBY HORSE
Baron Won Drais, gentleman at the
court of the grand duke OF Baden, is the in
ventor of this ingenious macblne, called
DRAIs LAuFMAscHIN by the Germans, and
DRAIsIENA by the French.
"Under the direction of the same indi-
vidual, some years since, a carriage was
constructed to go without horses--but as
itrequired TOO servants to work it, and
was very complicated piece OF workman
ship, besides being heavy and expensive,
the baron, after ha wing bro't it to some de-
gree OF perfection. relinquisbed the design
altogether in favor OF the machine here re-
presented, &.now introdut ed into this COM
try by Mr.. Johnson, offs, ofLongacre; it is
a most simple, light machine, and is likely
to become useful and generally employed
in England, as well as in Germany and
France particularly in the country, in
gentlemeh's pleasure grounds and parks
By medical wen on the continent, it is es-
teem.d discovery OF much Importance, as
it affords the best exercise Tor the benefit
of health. "The swiftness with which a
person well practised can travel, is almost
beyond belief; eight, nine and even ten
miles may be passed over within the hour,
on good and level ground. The inventor,
Baron Won Drais, travelled last summer,
previous to bis last improvement, from
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son, from whatever source he drew h;,
information, whether bis acquaintance with
philosophy or philology was solid or So.
perfc;al, or whether he was man of sci.
ence or mere photographer, abound.d
with originality on every subject which
occupied his attention. His writings are
not theoretical. but he often elucidates 60.
neral knowledge without ohscuring his STYLE
by technical phraseology.
How then shall the science Of an author
who attaches himself to no particular one
be decided? To infer his ienoranc. Of
specific qualities, from his acquaintance
with that alone which involves them, is like
upbraiding the philosopher who studies the
principles of mechanics, because he is no,
wheelwright or watch maker. Examine
all his illusions in bis Ranblers, his Id!ers
and his lives, and let his science be appre-
ciated in the same proportion as these are
adopted with propriety. What is it that
has tiIus enriched his style, and rendered
all his details so much more interesting and
original than those of most other authors,
Is il not the solid and profound reflections
OF a sagacous, discriminating and well H.
formed mind? In tact il was in passing
through this intelligent medium, that his
various and literary communications accu-
mulated all their value and Importance
and what be has said of Dryden, applies
with peculiar propriety to himself. His
words abound with knowledge and sparkle
with illustration. There is scarcely apy
science or faculty that does not supply him
with occasional images and lucky simili.
tudes: every page discovers mind very
widely acquainted both with art and IA.
ture, and in possession Of great stores OF in.
tellectual wealth
To a mind thus matured in learning
science and knowledge of the world. John.
son added such an amplitude of wit, as an.
swereG all the purposes of petuence spleen
and amusement. 1t is however not a lii
tie singular, that with buntness Of ad-
dress, and coarseness of coIloquial ex-
preston, peculiarly characteristic, he was
equally without humor, and superior to
every species of bufooney. All bis ideas,
in whatever terms he chose to exhibit them,
were brilliant, original and correct. He
was a painter who seldom dealt in sketch
es. His pictures might be sometimes pre-.
posterous, fanciful, overcharged, and not
unfrequenlIy monstrous for deformity, but
were generally finished. He possessed in
an eminent degree the talent of elevaling
the conversation by an exuberance of clas-
steal and interesting sentiment; but in the
Course OF long life, and in the enjoyment
OF numerous and polished acquaintance,
gave but few specimens of those elegant
and social pleasantries which are often to
be found in the. company of the learned and
polite. With large share Of good nature,
he could occasionally be unparoonabIy Sc
we're and he never was more entertaining
than when he gave loose to the sarcastic
Of his nature, at the expense OF
some character absent or present.
ITO be continaed.)
Ar attempt is making 10 produce an i'm.
preston on the public mind, OF an inten.
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Communicated for the Crayford Messengs.


SOMETHING SINGULAR.
On the Isl OF this instant, at the farm oc.
eupied by James Rogers, in the vicinity Of
this place, as the young men were throw.
ing the sheaves of wheat from of the stack,
Tor the purpose Of threshing, liuirg hes
was uncovered, which had been enclosed
within the stack when in was first built lin
August last) ] happened TO be present,
and was careful in the examination OF all the
circumstances attending this phenomenon.
She lay al the top of the outside sheaf
close to the but end oftbe sheaf which binds
the heart OF the stack, in hole like a com.
mon nest, and SO closely confined, that she
could not turn herself-her head towards
the centre-her excremen;s were ,oided
in one spot, about three inches in diameter;
the moisture Of which had sunk downward
and caused the sheaf 10 rot in that place
There was no appearance of her having
eaten any OF the grain. When first unco-
vered to the fresh air, she appeared in dis
tress, and made noise as is common when
disturbed in the night. only very weak, but
soon fell asleep again. She died in about
an hour.
Mr.. Rogers cut her open there was very
little esh upon her, and no blood fer
gizzard contained nothing but two small
pieces of gravel her craw OF inglu'leS ap'
pesred like little bag, perfectly empty,
as were her intestines. After some Tune
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An attempt is making 10 produce an i'm.
preston on the public mind, OF an inten.
ton to convene Congress at day earlier
than that established by the Constitution.
1t may prevent misrepresentation to state,
that from all we can learn, there is no
foundation whatever for such a rumor. The
common supposition ola deficiency in tho
revenue is entirely unfounded, the receipts
having equalled, il not exceeded, expecta.
ton. There is at present not even a plau.
sible ground for anticipating call of Con-
gress. The propagation of such rumouS
as have tendency unnecessarily to agi-
tate the public mind, has an injurious eff
feet at least, il not mischievous object.
National hteliigencsr, May ls.
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DIED. On thursday the. 10th MT Nai.r
ElCiARD toRBIN o. I.areville. K;oy .nd
Sncen county, aged forty eight, after M I'M,
ness OF several weeks.
An early acquaintance with this oeutl.,,ar
formed at "a very juvenile period of Etc -
tured by manhood and a strict nt,u,ary or
twenty-slX Aedrs, gave the writer of THIS small
uih"'e OF friendship all entire knowledge of
h'!h',-Mr CoIbin possessed a well impto,.d
mind ; and he filled several rnblic stations hn,,,
fIvli AMI military. the dnties OF ,vbich ha
sdiihiniy audi diligently executed i;aase
aan The lossoi ia highly valued son upou the y,,y
49, 49, U. 'ndhhoou, by an untimeiy death
thiew considerable, rloom sp1n ms minJ ~
Mau-hke, lie was mol W ithout his foibI,s J.. Ian,
Us theH are so usual with our nature and are
io"hu III th" purest aud best mod. OF sori-
IVY, u Is not my province to dcscaut unou
'nerh shfEce II To say, that the great error
at my friend was an almost total rt,j,o,nsut
rom ,he world. and an Unlimited devotion Il
himsch To his private couCerns.-'Th,s acru
INFLATED state OIL! health, and ea, elopoJ his
riinu In the Incessant fatupe of bus,npss :,
n frequently sseeR That such a con,so ~, M
- heraicS an Indifference about almost .y,ry
Tug tise, lilsomuch As 10 weaken The mind
vary OFTEN OF its natural attachments q veyv
NV ID eoucaiion, and large paiTimonN with
an Increased fortune, gave the CotuJnU,,it, =
cram upon ms personal services: ard sitaa'
'he real political party struggles &C the Coz.
erilr1 mt threw him, and u numbcr Of oti,,s
~, mo ''ate i'ie, yer he might have Intimate
~ Hdh '"'hed hts influence and fheuc, i,ay n
render d AN Increased service 10 Lis ccurtry
Upon n eapproach of tue late var Mr. CuI-
bin raISs an artillery cOmpau, i'm his countv
annn a. n0ng me frst destined 10 the tife c, 0t
So'iok. lie became very highly rrspsc,ed
there as an officer, and was soor after nron,o-
tea: He rs particularly, hospitabie and nan.
py IN the oclety of those he liked and tI,ose
who liked III M '''''e
moan his loss and his death is soyrow ,,,iI, H.
nented BY his friend. TCon,oDni.otsg"
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government of the United Ststesis knvftossn
thry OF right could grant Tire charter. Non Sc
quItur. IL Is true the government of the u.
States IS sospitien for certain purposes and to
certain extent bat II ~ rot tine that il is
sovereign TO all tie trds Ger which govern
IN, nj. arc generally established Nov n i. can
shown hat the Bank iSina. bi.d toihe stale
authorities for the tnioI Rient of any Of lhsir
vital privileges, aud that Couyre>s cuuId uut
extend the arm at protection 70 Them IA tbese
cases, ~ VIII necessarily iOilHw tina, rIla 20
"'"neh' OF the t'hiot states Tor this purpose
me Incorporation 81 the Bank was tot so, o.
ieiSh Ptihips there is nUtiiin. mnr- es>cuii-
al To The prosperity Of "a nio,iied tnsiimticn.
fiian the rate OF interest al which IL may dis
count paper. And Set Congress ca;,not obo
nsh the rate OF interest throughout th, Iui,ed
States. This u one OF the rights heIonsiu. IN
state Sovereignty. aud nag been e>,ictseJ In
various WAYS by all the states. Suplose Com
gIess by their act of incorpordiion had nIIss-
ca tue bank TO discount AZ II e rate OF 10 uer
cent. per annnm. Would nnt ih, hank h.. In
lcct TO prosecution nader the stale Laws whore
'ue INTEREST was ., O"r 3 per cent pt auttt.,n
bahk must not only be located. but nnst
nave some secure place whPrcitx bssi,icss can
ue Transacted; some house or other buill,,,,,
Supp0seN burglary TO be committed. an., The
property of The bark Carried oil, how il the
foreu"'o' Oh ms act 10 be punished Surely
ny the state courts
congress Cannot le.islaie over one foo of
rue territory ct North Carolina no not even
10 rroVi"e tor The common defence or pro-
a,
ny The consent Of the legislature OF the stale.
~ 'hsh congress cannot legisiatp over s,,y
pof'0" OF our state, until they first purcl,.s.
NV can 'heH offer projections 20 Il house not
Dul,' WITHIN the limits at their Purchase? A
iaw'e>s ha"h'tti assemble il one of the nortI-
CIV cures, and IN consequence of the NAL
adnniStratIen ofthe bank ,semolish il,. house
ama destroy tile property of The corporatiun
Where Is the law of Congress TO PUNISH t,c
one or render Justice 10 The o,her Alas
intre Il none. No such law 10 be fc,Iu,l--,be
sufferers must resort to tie state a.rho,it,.s.
tor redress. Would This have beer, ,be deuio
ranie slate OF the bank if Congress had hren
eompieteiy sovereign upon this poiu,? No.
~ docs then ap9ear thai foi the se,uti
o. ''e building, the personal protection q, the
oihcers and The effects OF the bank as we'll n.
,he ra'e OF interest o be received, the bank il
,uneo'ed 10 slate inies--if SO, il is an AXIOM il,
ponies That wherever protection is oenrd.t
ahesiahce is due. And il rests with The suyc
reign power granting the nrotection IN 60,
MAJ MA, shsii be The price Of allegiance. WE1'
sner IL snail be discharged by personal service
or pecuniary aid.
Il Fra. nd ofthe Constffvf;or-
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1 nil 0fcr at Pn6ltc .yaIe

~
~ TUESDAY The 18TH JuIy inst, ~ O'Clock IN me
" evening, on the premises, MY lREStNI RESI-
DENCE. The improvements all rev, fnith,d IN
TIE Dr manner, aud Of good materials. ne ~ silns
h""se contains seven rooms handsomely - 10 fcd..
hHchen. siuTe Tnon aud smoke home in Go wing m
The other there four comfortable rooms for ser
wants. 1.-The wings ave joined the house by ctrn.
lar col"niade The outhOuses are a dairy, hen house
siah'e, co" house, and ice house. well at eNcellsut
wafer, garden Of two acres planted With vsgstabje
ard choicoHrnreeshe remainder 81 the lot is in ,td
Clover Sdcb rs the brdness Of this situation whi,
IS shOil IS mile below the cay on the stare rad
ieanihR 10 Williamsburg mat during residence NJ Two
years ol R place no member " my family has b, en-
Affected VIII ans Of thOse diseases to ,obicb me log
Country Is subject. ""
Ihe terms vii be liberal. fnim HEINZ
givcn aud as tue lines hard Wittout pret.deut f
rety moderate prise viii De expected. Any inc IA
view me peulses ans day riiot 90 the aay nt sole
y me save VIII be conducted bt HfRON. SIMON
az" 70. tn : T.. WAGGA8NN.
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IfOM nc W0hfFe9E C0ZfIff, % JUNO y.
The Parliament OF Upper Canada was 10
meet at York On the eth inst. tor The actual dis
patch Of public business Mr.. Robert GouI-
lay, OF whom zee have heard nothing for some
time past, on this occasion began TO bcStir
himself, from the place ofhis confinement, he
has written a long address, dated The 9th of
May last, 10 the resident landowners ofUppcr
Canada. H,ging them 10 meet in their several
tive Representatives in Parliament 20 make
IL their first consideration, at the ensuing
session, after The infamous resolutions sent
home to the joot Of ne throne were pased from
their .jouInais and he gaggins act repeated,
10 enquire into the state NJ The Prornee and hare
a commission sent home that the Wiote might je
Juiriy and openly submitted to the British Pariiu
meat" Thus il appears That the tone OF this
and that he is determined 10 stand IN Tie ati-
tude lie has chosen.
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Mr.. Wh-Ang. we believe. is the only Que
who has a family: II IL remarkable that his ia
tfer, some years since, was drowned ne ar tho
same place. The parties were all residents oi
New Haven, except Fisk, who WAS a stranger.
On SUNDAY the boat was found, raised and
iowed ashore. IL contained coats, = or pair
of shoes, aud Il bundle OF clothes. None Ufthe
bodies, however, have AK yet been discovered.
Her.
In the brig Francis, arrived at Portsniouth
n. IL. came passenger maj. ). Lorick. con>ai
general from MS Msjest, the Nins OF sweden
and Norway Ia the United States. ID.
The keel of a a gun ship was laid at the Ma
Wy Yard, Portsmouth, \. IL. last week. 10.