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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
mo. CHS
Just Published
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4 ND for sale at John a. Stewards book
~ store, price dollar,
THE Hiss DRY
OF THE
REFORMATION,

Being an abrjdgInent of BlrHst's History OF
the Reformation of the thuIth o. Frglano.
Together with sketches o! The iyFsn' Luz
ther, Calvin, ami Zu'ngtt, tie three cell. tIa-
ted rriorneI> ui the comment. ~ The
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector VI ihe Parish
of ST. Aundre, Nugin,s.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgment OF Tie history OF the reform a.
ton, prepared tor publication by The hev.
b. Allen, with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving il my hrnbic lecomp en-
dstion. Ii contains The history al all The
important facts as narrated by EuIpel, and
to those who have not the tine OF he ueanI
of C insulting that writer, mu-t prove 'ntei-
esting and valuable. There being consi-
derabie class OF persons under these C'icum.
stances, such WorL has t,er wautt Il, and
| think, the present one will h. highly &C.
cepfahle, as serving to NEE the existing ex-
igency WILLIAM n. " lLMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16

TUT fd>t )hfl,
,SAS> Tie good schr. MARY SPEAR,
sES.syag Robert Perry, master; burthen about
= bb!s. amt viii We ready to load IN lew
'ys and wants 300 bbls. lreiIht. Apply to
JOHN n. LADO& co.
Who have Just received per above vessel,
Hlg lanes Monroe aud schr. Hancock, tor
sic how aaosl,
$50 casks fhomaSlon lime
10 ~. merchanlabls boards
:" 'unS Plaster
g pepper
u b5lS brown sugar
81 white HdSana'do
- 81. Croix DO
10 boxes mp do
ioqr. Cas- sweet Malaga wine
ih'ii pipe genuine port 30
80 pieces Russia duck
leases fine 4ni Common fur hats
II puneons West India rum
s:cs>SS cut nail. OF assorted sizes and
al best quality
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16

Bank Stocks.
will at all times buy stocks of the follow
Il ing Banks, al the lair market price Tor
cdsii-vIZ:
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of George
town,
Union Bank OF Georgetown
Central Bank 81 Georgetown and Wash
lngtOD
Bank OF Columbia
Bank of Metropolis
fslrlolIc Bank OF Washington
bank OF Washington
| also wish to tuJ United States 8, 8, G.,
and and c. Stocks will buy and sell all
District banks and olh, Stocks for a small
Commission all those wishing 70 buy or
sell, " iii please to call On NE. have now
,oy sale stock of the
Farmers anu Mechanics Bank of George
town
Union Bank OF Georgetown
And shall have in mos, OF the other Banks
in few days.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
John IL. Laid & Go.

OFFER for sale, at reduced prices, for
" approved paper at long dates.
los hhds Muscovado sugar
90 bbs do
loo boxes white st Jago do
90 hhds molasseS
| do honey
"a chests imperial tea
"a do young Tyson do
TOGO bushels Liverpool coarse salt
loco do Lisbon do
IS hhds W.. rum
10 bbls coloring
2 do cordial
10 pipes, in pipes. half do. quarter casks
and halt 10 dad.ira VINE
pipe old Charante cognac brandy
hall pipes port wine
80 boxes du
Hampers white parking champagne
do pink do
do Clos Voglot burgundy wine
10 cases liant Brlon claret
5 half pipes Tenerife wlnel
lUQuarter casks 90
20 4cdsks Coimenar do.
10 - Malaga do
4 Malaga sherry.
90 bbls vinegar
] hid cherry bounce
GU boxes almonds
81 bhis beet aud pork
80 - No. |, mackerei
10 half do do
500 bbis gross and neat herring
50 DO do shad
SUI bu-hels oats
1000 lbs soal leather of District, New Eng.
land and Brazil tanning.
500 tons plaster OF Paris,
500 grind stones
30 FREEDOMS ploughs with extra shares
OF which are kept constant supply
OF every description
Reams ~ rlt,ng letter, sugar loaf wrap
ping and shea hing paper
1s bales India T. German gouds
6 piece. German duck
ID cases men Il boys line & coarse hats
5Casps coarse shoes
3 boxes large and small ladies hair combs
bales English herring seine lwine
kegs Virginia Manufactured tobacco
90 boxes sperm candles
80 ton, ia, Swedes Iron
% casks oes, English gun powder lying
at the Powder house
80 bbls red ochre
| bbi indigo
patem balance
4 bales hops
25 boxes window glass various. sizes
tierces rice
loo Hamburg demJohns
81 baskets Il halt do sweet oil
1000 lbs binders y ban box boards
coils cordage. hsndspikss, hanks, nest
measures & boxes.
sept 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY,
FIFTH CLASS.
MrILL positively commence drawing %
w the 9Th November.
era
FIFTH CLASS.

10 Of 500 IL 5000
los Of 100 ~ 1853 y
beside. an immense number Of smaller
prizes.
Prizes only to be draTs
Not tuo 6tdnks to a prize.
The drawing will take place as shove
stated, and will be- completed mt So draw
ings with all possible despatch, ANGER lbe
superlntendance OF
r. I. "ughtman,
William Brent,
John Davidson.
naniei Rapine, SManasers.
Thomas ii. Giliiss,
Moses Ynahg, md
Andrew Way, Jr.
The grpa, despatch which has uniformly
been made in the drawing OF the former
classes OF this lottery, and the imm,rse nun.
Der of spI 'ndid capital prizes, comsiea
with the low price OF tickets afford The great
est Inducements 10 adrtnuTes to make m
yestmenis "a this Lottery, cone,sediy tho
mos, brilliant ID tie nited States.
Whole tickets, S13
Halves, g %
Quarters, 8 70
Eishths, 1 6s
A whole ticket may produce Dloo 600
An hal! ticket may produce $1,000
quarter ticket may produce z5"oo
An eighth may plodure l2,5ro
HFOritrs BY GaIl OF private tn'tySnc,s:
for nckels in This Or any other otery "lA
moot p,nu nj attention adj u sea 10
J. Ii. RUNNELS
Lucky Lottery Office,
King. ST. alexandria.
Y. r. Tickets will advance OF The So
of October to l3 dolls. shares in proportion.
sept Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16

A Teacher.
,'HE Subscriber, a graduate of Trinity
] College, Dublin, wishes 10 take charge
of an Academ,c.l nstitutlon, against the en-
uing wear, his system OF Education is .ntire-
" novel, AMI calculated 10 render, the stu.
dies O, Il, senior and minor classes both ia
mllar ard expeditions. comprlzlng the
Latin, Greek e French
LANGUAGES.
MYTHOLOGY, HISTORY,
Modern ani ancient GEOGRAPHY,
ENGL,sa OK AN MAR.
Greek and Latin COMPOSITION,
French DO. IN prose aud metre,
RHETORIC. in all It's various branches /;
Writing ,nd ri'nmet'c:
Any communi,suon directed TO the sub
.crib,r Muiilehurg, viii be strictly attend
Ito. - D IhaNi'
Loudoun county, Oct. 80. tt
NIB. Mr. Tracy would have no objec
ton to reside w,h one nr more RESPECTABLE,
.amil'ts in capacity 81 Is'0r,
nov 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
For Freight,

For Freight,
-,,. The good substantial Schoone"
ahMOUNr VERNON. Benz. How
:, ms,.er-burthen $50 bbls. will be in
rrs,diness for The reception OF cargo IN
ss"uS'' +. n. ROWLAND,
s,,. flor. for sale, received by said vessel
"'O and schr Cent, from Boston:
40 bbls. Tanners Oil
O. hhIs. No. 2, mackarei
80 half do. No, 2, do.
90 casks refined Loaf Sugar
,o0O bushels Portland Potatoes -,
'V. Tow cases Furniture, consisting OF Bu-
,.,ns Book Cases, Secretary's &c.
Ilih mo 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
F,r NewburypOrt.
knr Er,,lrht.

SSN The new anu superior brig A
80 ID Ms, Rich, master; burthen a
!, W." go mus. tooacco, or 1900 bbls. hour,
h. - ~ "a lew dsys.be ready to load. APP
=! } h. LADD " Co.
vac h'F" tor sale on board said brig.
Gto TONS Plaster.
~pI2 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
For Boston,


~, The n,a brig JOHN, J. Spear, jr.
SzS.mas'er, hurthen about l2U0 bbls. >hr
very superior vessel, aud will be ready
:. ''a N few days, aud can take SUI bbls
Oh freight.
F,r Newbnryport.
y The good schr MARY, George
:; sSs;,aNIN \. Howard, master, burthen 900
g. :, an" will be dispatched Immediately, for
''N" iFeght or passengers apply to
~, j. n LADD T. Co.
20 S90e just receiued by said vsssels
40 casks rhOmaston Lime
o. hhls Pota,oe.
b. bushels do
81 VI, Boards
S,pl25 n
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
Freight Wanted,

rfclSHt Nauteu,
IN For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
&&& Bradford, master; burthen about sou
hnds OF tobacco or 4oO0 bois -four. The
snip IN good order and ready to receive
cargo immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY l. son.
VINO will purchase good wheat aud wool
we'll washed on the sleeps back.
o. The Editors OF the National ln,elli-
gencer VIII please insert the above once
week Or shree weeks.
8 mos lawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
y Office.
Paper Han"ings.
20 or 80 Head nf C.ttle,

TAN be xinrered ona Farm convenient
~ 10 Alexandra. On reasonable terms.
Great care I'LL be taken of them, hut they
will be At The risk at the owners. There is
an abundance of proven1er m the farm,
which will he Consumed IN feeding 10 stock,
- the uLJec is 10 make manure. Enquire of
the Pri' ter.
ead3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 16 1921
Mrs. i. Jameson,

Mrs. i. Jameson,
INTENDS opening a SCHOOL for the
L instruction of Girls and Boys in
Reading,
flirting,
Grammar,
arithmetic,
Geography, and
Needle " ork.
Her schooI-room is opposite the dwelling
of Mr.. Jonah Thompson. and will be opened
on the FIRST lay OF October next. She SD
licits from her friends and acquaintance
share oil their patronage. and promises strict
attention to the studies and habits OF those
who may be entrusted to her care. Having
resided for many years IN Alexandria, and
being generally known, she relies Oh The
goodness of her friends for the necessary
testimonials.
sept 90 dtO2wH
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
For New Orleans.

~, The brig Hannah, w. Pearson.
master, will sail on the 10th October,
md lake freight or passengers on moderate
terms. Apply to w. FOWLE, T. Co.
Tho haze now landing from schr. .Eidos, and
f.r safe,
10 tons St. Petersburg hemp.
oct Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-16
J plln IL. I.add . Go.

john IL. l.add D 20.
JJAvE just received from. Marseliles per
brs Venus. aud Oder tor sale,
loo CASKS claret wine
ioo horts 70 bottles each old claret
~ do white wine
q do Muscat de Frontgnac.
10 pipes brandy
- brs,s white soap soap
600 pale blue ,'ioub'et, boiled y maroleo
10 casks superhue sweet oil
= baskets u bottles each 90
So 10 . 10 no DO
5 bas. each loco superine COrSs
l37 weight Corkwood
For Sale or Freight,
KAE he good BRIG VENUS, James
Gn% Kelly, master. burtFen ne Tons
vi, ne 10 order 10 receive q cargo IN le"
day. Apply as above.
sth oct.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

soldier" fighting by their SIDES was female /;
III. al length, severe wouRd, which she re
ceived in battle, and which had well nigh
closed her earthly campaign, oceasloned the
discovery. On her recovery she quilted the
army and became intimate ~ the families OF
Zen. Washington. end other distinguished Of
hcers OF the revolution. "A few years after
wards ,he was married 10 her present husband,
and is now The mother of several children.
OF these facts there can be no doubt There
re many living witnesses IN this county, who
recognized her % her appearance a theCourt.
and were ready 10 attest her services. We
,llcn hesr ofsucb herOines IA other countries,
II this is an;nslance 10 our own county and
within the circle Of our acquaintance
Dedtdm PAPER
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

questions they being eft Tor decision al more
leisure and Upon consultation.
3. II appears that ~ the trial Of causes By
the Jury, t5ss Of the court are always entirely
unemployed. And can the system be good
one which produces this as one 81 ne conse-
oueRces? Cannot The time Of The two be better
employed, in pursuing their studies, and
examining the questions Of law which have
been reserved Nay not their labour and ex-
penses he saved, without any injury 10 the
pubic, and their families derive some aid from
that portion Of their salaries which must 9TH
erwise be consumed infectious joutnes, without
any apparent benefit to any one
4 BG this Is not all. Were the present
system changed. and thai 10 which we have so
long been accustomed restored. the Judges
could be employed IN different parts OF the
state al the same time in the trial Of jury cases,
and thereby administer justice with more
prompinesq and les expense than can be dOne
Nv any possibility under the present Judicial
arrangement. ? So os
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
PAYABLE YEARLY .

important which had ever been submitted 10
the consideration Of this body II exhibited
the impositions which had been practised on
the government by persons IN its employ or
holding Offices under H. We hear. said he,
many complaints Of the profuseness Of the
expenditure Of public money, and our fiscal
concerns, are in dersnged condition. BE
wished The people TO be fully informed Of the
manner in which the funds of the government
bad been dilspdsted This was a document
which ought to be spread at large before the
people. When We examine il said Mr. W we
find under every letter Of The alphabet list
Of defiulters in every station and Of every
rank, from that Of commanding general TO that
Of the subaItern- The people ought u knew
these 6agItious imposItions, and how money
was 10 50, many instances unaccounted for 10
large amounts by Paymasters, quartermasters,
and contractors. We ere placed heIe as the
guardian. Of the rights Of he people, and ought
not to hesitate from the consideration of the
little expense Of printing il, 10 multiply cop
les Of this document for heir inspection.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
is CONGRESS-. I'd Session.


On Wednesday, 9Th ult. nothing OF very
important Da,ura tFanspirsd ic either house
There : no prospect Of much business being
done til the Christmas holidays are over AMI
the question Of The Missouri disposed Of The
great questions Of 6nance, retire nchnsnt, army,
navy, Of taxes or loans the tariff the bankrupt
law, &c. &c. all wait upon the decision Of this
subject.
On Thursday, hut little business was done.
Just before The House adjourned, Mr.. John.
son Of Kentucky, gave notice, that, on the 9th
dav Of January, be should move 70 take Up
Tor consideration he bill, reported at the asst
session 81 Congress, TO authorize the President
of The United States to take possession Of East
and West Florida. He had been reminded Of
It, he said, by The bill reported this day by
tie committee on Military Affairs, for the re-
duction Of the Army.
On Friday. the 29lh oil. both Houses az
journed 70 Tuesday. in consequence Of the
established custom Of recIprocatng with The
President the compliments of the season OF
New Years day.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
MISCELLANY.

MASSACHUSETTS, CONTENTION.
This assembly concluded their Isbours on
Tuesday last. after session marked by many
sboriive projects Of amendments q. many zeal
Gus debates. They finally adjoumed without,
having made any very essential alterations in
the machine Of government. The friend. of
the old constitution have endeavoured 10 resist
all attempts al material changes, and fortunate
" their exertions have been attended with
success. Long discussions have frequently
arisen upon plans OF modification, which ,ermi-
ma ed in failure and the constitution has been
left untouched The frequent cenSure cast
upon the convention, by short sighted people,
that they have done nothing, Is 10 truth their
highest praise. If, TO preserve inviolate the
original principles of an excel ent constitution
OF government, TO oppose successfully all dan
gerous schemes OF innovation, and to conclude
upon no alterations bat wha are necessary
aud reasonable, IS doing Dothing-then the
convention deserve the disapprobation of the
people .-EUe. Gazette
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
EEMA[E PENSLONER-

We were much gratihed 70 learn that during
the sitting OF the Court in this town the past
week. Mrs Gannett. Of Sharon. il this county,
presented for renewal, her claims for serviC as
rendered her country as soldier in the Rev
outionary army. The following brief .keIch
y y presumed; will not be uninteresiing. Thi+
extraordinary woman is now in he 62d year
u her age; she possesses clear understanding,
ADD general knowledge Of passing events !;
duea IN speech, and delivers her sentiments
10 correct language, with deliberate aud meas
ured accent; easy ID her department. aff4bIe
70 her manners. robust and masculine in her
appearance. She was about eighteen years
% age when our revolutionary struggle COM
meaced. The patriotic sentiments which in
splred tue heroes Of those DAYS and urged them
to battle, found their way to the female bosom.
The news Of the carnage which bad taken
place on the plains Of Lexington had reached
her dwelllng--the sound of the cannon al the
battle OF Bunker hill had vibrated on her ears !;
vet, instead ofdimnishng her araor, it only
served 10 increase her enthusiasm in the sacred
cause OF hberty-in which cause she beheld
ner country engaged. She privately quilted
her peaceful home and The hablimenls Of her
sex, aud appeared at tie head quarters Of the
American army as young man, anxious 10
JOIN his efforts 70 those Of his countrymeD, in
Their enceavnrs 10 oppose the lnroads and en-
croachmenIs OF The common enemy. She was
received and enrolled in the army by the name
Of Robert ShurtlBe. For the space OF three
gears she perfo, med the duties and endured
TIE hsrdships and fstlgues Of soldier; during
which time she gained Inc confidence of her
officers by her expertness and precision ~ The
manuel exercise, and by Der exemplary con
duct She was volunteer IN several hazard
Gus enterprises, and was twice wounded BY
musket balls. So well did she contrive to-
conceal her sex, tba, her companions in arms
had not The last suspicion HAT The blooming
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
House Of Representatives..
TUESDAY, JAN. 2.
DEFALCATION.

On motion Of Mr. Cook. il was
RESOLVED. That the committee Of WAYS and
Means be instructed to enquire into the expe-
diency Of requiring every class of public Off
GERS charged either with the collection or dis
bursement Of the public money 70 settle their
accounts within specified periods, under the
penalty Of absolutely forfeIiing their respec-
tive appointments.
Mr. WAKEFIELD, submitted for consideration
the following resolution -
RssofDcd, That 5000 copies of the letter
from the Comptroller Of the Treasury trans
milting list Of balances on the book. of the
second and third Auditors Of The Treasury
which have remained more than three wears
prior TO The sob Of Sept 1920. list ii tie
names of persons VINO have failed TO render
their accounts 10 the said AUditbrs within the
year, and list Of advances made priur 10 The
81 March, 1909, BY the War Department.
which remained 10 be accounted for on the
books OF the third Auditor Of the Treasury on
the 3Oih Sept. 1920, be printed 70, the use
Of the members Of this House.
Dir. w. said, he considered lhe document
described 10 this resolution as among the most
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
ARARE CHANCE FOR A HUSBAND 7!

The toiioping advertisement is copied from the
Bost d. advertiser Of Thursday last
WAETED-A sober young Wife Wom.n
who hate. dress, assemblies ,sanderlng parties,
foppery and extrayagsnce--a Woman If sousd
sense, who would he sensible 10 her husband
kindness, and 70 no ones else--who would he
content 10 stay al home and enjoy domestic
happiness, and never 60 gad: flyiag and spin
nag street-yaFn about the streets II such an
one can he found III Massachusetts,. and thinks
she Gao be happy with plain, Questionable
young Man, VINO hates extravaganza and tol
Iy, she may address few lines % this office
directed to G. "A. a. which viii meet immedi-
ale attention. y. B. None but he most sat
isiactory recommendations TO al these quail
ties will be accepted. paid Jan. 4.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15
ORIGINAL. ANECDOTE.

A Shoemaker, who could moi get employ
meet at his trade, lately went 10 work for a
pump borr: old acquaintance passing by
NJ shop where The son OF Crispin vas busrly
Engaged ~ 1rt, s.ked him. why friend
thought you were maker Of shoes, how csme
yau 10 quit i'" WY" replied Cr,-Pia. II
could get no employment at making SHOES, so
! went to nakiag PUMPS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

ARTHUR SHIRLEY No. T. JoSEs'Row, ExCHANGE-sTREEr
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

Mr. Smith. Of $ c has stated in the SEN
sie of ID. y. S that from 804 10 1907 there
arrived II Charleston frcm Africa wnh slaves.
81 Charleston vessels. 90 r. Island, Balti-
more, Boston, 2 Norfolk. Connecticut, G
Swede, 10 British French
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

The Mercury has been below freezing point
: SIS Jaws. and below geo, a, noos day..
Extremes Of heot and cold-Fcb. I'd. sunri-e
i5o below zero. SEPT. 6h O.. p M. SO above
zere. A dfferencslof - and quarter more
than has ever keen know in this place before.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

CORTLAND. FRID9Y, .NOY y. 1921.
T lfeieroiogicat Dissertations.

III fdlow'ng - an average Of the degrees
II heat AMI cold ~ FshrenheI,', rhsrmome
Ter. II Porlsnd durisg the past year, noted
Of sunrise. noon and 8h. 7. " The Thor
snomeler vas paced ia an elevated situation
IN the shade. and where there is proper cur
rent of air:
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1821-01-15

Dec %, lat "a. long II. brig Lsvant, was
spoken, 5 days hence for Hatanzas.
Brig Missionary, Towne, Of Kennebunk, was
dischargng at Gibraltar Nov. II.
AT Jaauenel, about Dec 9, brig Dion, Tripp.
Kennebunk, disch.
At reint Petre about 9Th ult. briggs Paragon.
Sisson, capt. mate aud crew sick; Retrieve,
Dunbar, Of Castine, for Wilmington in Is.
At Mstanzas 10Th ult. briggs Two Brothers. Ate.
wood, OF Belfast unc; Ann Maria, Patten. Bath.
At Bremen 81 day. since, brig Decatur, An
drews.
AZ s.. johns, P r. Goth nit. brigs Hannah.
just ar from Belfast Susan Sarah for this port,
in few days.
Al Port an Prince, no date, briss Only Son. ef
Warren, for Turks Island next day; Emerald,
Babson for New Orleans; Agenoria, of Kenne-
bunk, for Wilmington Ferox. Burnham. Of do.
sch's Friendship, Barstow. and Olive Branch,
Cooper, OF Maine, for Bermuda, cl at Savannah
25th ut
A AZ Richmond. 3lst ult. sch Factor. knight.
Of this port, New York.
q al Baltimore, % inst. brig James Monroe,
Boston and Portland sch Camilla, Wooderson.
of Brewer, 4. Thomas
Bosr N. JAN. 6-Ar brig George, Warwick.
Havana, via Portland sch's Betsey. Fuller. -.
John Herald, Howes, Of Bangor, PASSPORT Ann
Webb, of Thomastol, Alexandra briggs
Betsey. Els, of Belfast Havana; Collector,
Blanchard OF Falmouth, Philade lpha-A bovs
the fort sch from Eastport 81 Jefferson. Black
stone, OF Falmouth, from New York. having lost
her main boom on Saturday night of 4It. De.
sert-ws near laundering from the ice. &c.
Sch Lucinda, Woodsum, and sloop Ohio, Hill.
efrom oaco, ar at this port Saturday. Our
fhsrbOug is completely closed by ice. The
I lighter slcoP Fox, which was sunk il our lower
harbour has been raised.