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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15

OF Mai, are CHaraCIeGlSuq oi ttlS same mllld,
and indicative of the same joul, as the two parts
of ms Age of Reason, AM ill proceeded from
the same heart as his Letter to Washington.-
The latter1hree ofthese Pamphlets, ain sure
few OF YOU would nowfead. with any other
sentiments than those a ahherrehcc and dis
gust. They are rapidly passing into oblivion
and the sooner they are forgotten, the more
propitous will it be TO the cause OF virtue
The world viii lose nothing, should the two
others be forgotten with them. In entertain
ing these sentiments, it is certainly with all the
regard and veneration due from me to MIR.
jefferson, as one OF the men to whom the ma
ton owes its deepest debt of gratitude. am
charged by General Smyth with an attempt to
ridicule Mr.. jefferson. An expression distort-
ed and misrepresented in the kennel newspa-
pers of the present day, is the support which
the General has for this accusation. of that
expression, and of the cause from whichit pro-
ceeded, VIII not now speak. II the animosi-
ties Of political contention are not to be eter-
nal, it is time to consignthat biect 10 silence.
But address YOU in the face Of our common
country, and hope and trust this paper viii
pass under the eve of slr. Jefferson himself
say, without Il 81 Of beng d.satowed b, him,
that he viii not approve OF the use OF ms name
by any one, for the phpose Of casting odinm
upon me; and | takethls opportunity to add,
that / deprecate, wfh equal earncstness, the
unauthorized use bt any one, of his name, TO
obtain favor OF any kind for ne.
But, advancing fom these skirmishas ofthe
Generals wit, to meet him IN his main array.
He objects to me, that am no statesman"
To this you will not expect ne to reply. But
he adds, that tie pernioiods passions warp
nv Indictment at,i do not I=aFc nv mind ~ n
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-02-15
NATIONAL POLITICS.
From the Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON CITY, 81 DEC.

To hs Freehoidsrs Of Wdshington, Wgtie, Gray
son, Russell, 1a=eaOe8, Ire, aud Scott
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
PYRoLIGNEOrs ACID.

The virtues Of this chemical preparation in
preventing putrefaction andpreserving animal
substances have been sufficiently tried and
found extensively useful. Meats cured by its
antiseptc qualities may be kept for amy length
of time. BY some experiments which have
recently been made, ii appears that this acid
may be used TO great advantage in embalm-
ing and preserving the dead. The body Of
Mr.. Boardman, senator in Congress =
the state of Connecticut, who died sudt
in Ohio, has lately been brougbt hon-e y
acid at warm season Of the year, with lut tRs
slightest appearance Of putrefaction Or any
change in the features. We conversed with
the physician who superintendent the process
Of embalming and the transportation of the
body, and who assured 10 Of the above men
toned fact. In his opinion, the pyroligneous
acid will more than surpa the Egg titan art in
preserving the dead. Ii will also be of great
use in anatomical preparations.
N. Y. Statesman.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23

to bow their necIxs, in the angry collisions OF
comfy politics. The subject Of the present
notice is understood 10 be the heir apparent
to bis uncIe's possessions. These he must
soon enjoy, for his royal kinsman has passed
MS goth year. In the mean time he rules in
his own person an extensive tract among the
Kerry Hills Of little value, it's said, in point
OF revenue, but dear 10 the possessor, as the
residence of the idol of his heart, and in truth
almost the only tenant on three-fourths Of his
estate
The mOu..tain-ny~pis J~ss. uOs.y"
His frame is tall, expanded, and muscular
precisely such as BELTS man of the people
for the physical classes ever look with double
confidence and affection upon a leader who
represents in his own person the qualities up
on which they rely. In his face he has been
equally fortunate il is extremely comedy.
The features are at once soft and manly the
ford glow Of health and sanguine tempera
ulent is difnsed over the whole conntenance,
which is national in the outline, and besming
with national emotion. The expression is
open and confding, and inviting confidence /;
there is not trace Of malignity or wile-if
there were, the bright and sweet blue eyes.
he most kindly and honest-looking that can
De conceived, would repel the imputation-
These popular gifts of nature, O'Connen has
lot neglected TO set of by his external carri-
lge and deportment-or, perhaps, ! should
'ather say, that the sane hand which has
nouldered the exterior has siipersaturated the
nner man with fund of restless propensity
which is quite beyond his power, as it is GER
ainly beside his inclination, to controul.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
NOTICE.
Federal Street School.

MIR. JUNKINs respectfully informs the in
lVl hsbitsnts Of Portland, that the third
quarter OF his School will commence on
WEDNESDAY, Oa- 8, at his School Room,
in Federal Street where he will continue to
give Instruction to youth Of both sexes in
Reading, Writing. .9Fitansefie, English Gram
mar, Orthography, Punctuation, Geography
Logic, Rhetoric. Surveying. Namgation, BoOl
Keeping, and the Latin Language. He &C
knowledges, with livey emotions Of gratitude
the very liberal patronage thus far given hi
Seminary. by his friends and the pulic, anc
hopes, from his attention to his pupils, t.
merit its continuance.
Terms-S4 per quarter, Of 10 weeks.
Application may be made to him at Mrs
Bakers. Essex street, or At his school room.
Reference-Gen 5. FEssEsDEs,
Messrs n. MITCHELL,
n. CRAM.
A. SHAW.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
Bank Of Portland.

THE Stockholders of the BANK OF PORT
LAND, are hereby notified that their An
nual Meeting will be holden at their Banking
house, on MONDAY the sirfh day Of October
nerf, at O'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose Of choosing seven Directors, for the
year ensuing, and transacting such other busi-
nessrelatire to said Bank, as may then come
before them.
By order Of the President and Directors,
Afford RICHARDSON, Cashier.
Portland, Sept. is, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

M r. SMELL. ny the advice Of some Gentlemen
lvA in town, will open a school for Young Ladies
only He viii give instruction in the branches oI
education usually taught at public Academies.
Having few scholars engaged. he win commence
on Monday next, Sept. 22d. at the house Of Mr.
Poole, in Court-s;Teet.
Terms dollars per quarter. None will be re-
ceived younger than ten years Of age.
Application may be made to Mr.. Smell al the Rev
Mr.. Ten Broeck's. in Free-street.
Refers TO Simon Grsenleaf} Es-
r. a. Deblois, : qlfires
Docf: John Merrill.
Portlond. September I6th 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
CuMRERLAND BANK.

THE stockholders of the Cumberland Bank are
a hereby notified, that their annual meeting vii
be holden at the BANKING ROOM. on Monday
the 9Th day OF October next at o'clock 7. NJ To-
the purpose Of choosing nine Directors for the yea
ensuing. and to act any other business that may
come before them.
By order Of the President and Directors,
]. SWIFT, Cashier.
Portland, Sept IS, 1923
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
EVENING SCHOOL.

MIR. JUSKIEs will likewise commence an
Fveping School at the above named place, on
Thursday Evening, Oct. 8 ; where he will
i've instructions in the various branches OF
English and Mathematical education, and
PenmsnshiP
Terms--S4 per quarter.
Hours Of attendance, from to9, on the
.v.n;pgs of Mondays and Tuesdays, Thurs
laws and Fridays. Apply as above.
september l6, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23

From recent census, it appears that Gin
cinnati, on the Ohio, contains eIeVen thousand
four hundred and seventeen inhabit1nts. OF
these 1900 are white males Of 81 years and
upwards The last month, one hundred new
buildings, principally two and three story
brick houses, were in forwardness
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
PORTLAND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY

THE members of the Portland Benevolent Society
are hereby notified that the Annua Mee,ing
for the choice of Officers &c. will be holden at the
Court House in Portland, on Wednesday, the eighth
day of October next, at three O'Clock in the after
noon.
{E5J-As important business viii come before the
Society general attendance is requested
S. LONGFELLOW, Jr. Secr'y.
Sept. Is, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
ANATOMY Y.

IN LITTLE will commence his DEMoS
Arrovs or ANATOMY the first Of oc-
- Pupils will see dissectiOns and have
toee. ~ preparations privileges not gen
the u w. enjoyed in schools Of this kind.
Sept. j.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23

Those (says Junius) who profess disregard
to the feelings that do honor to the multitude
hazard something infinitely more important
than the character Of their understanding.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
ITO ROARDERS.

,vr ar six Gentlemen may be well &C.
Ir,modated with Board, by the subscri
y rlsasant and central part ofth town
Der 10 ISAAC GAGE.
Pp5ortland, Sept D.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
6rNOTTCE,

THE ce-psrtnership heretofore existing IN
j der the firm OF
RAYMOND e. LARRABEE,
a.. aav dissolved by mutual consent. All
= y ~. rho are indebted TO said firm, are re-
'noss ,.d TO make immediate payment to BEN
aa.~s LARRABEE, jr. who is authorized to
selue s. L. RAYMOND,
BENJAMIN LARRABEE, jr.
po,tland, Sept. 8. 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23

withered; and died. The rose blooms ana ana
the myrtles lived On little longer; Dut IN
crimson beauty other cheeks faded forever
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-23
NOTICE.

T'HE Proprietors Of Portland Bridge are hereby
IL notified that an assessment Of twenty-five dol
lars on each share, (being the 30 assessment) has
been made by the Directors, pursuant TO the vote
Of said Projectors and that the same be paid 10
the Treasurer on or before the 25ih day of Sepem-
Der instant. and they requested 70 pay the same
accordingly. TO ELIAS THOMAS. Treasurer.
Portland, Sept. Is, 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
CIRCULAR.

The Undersigned, Comrpitiees sppoin,ed
by The ,owos Of Niseassef and .1ina TO address
the chari,eble and humane 10 bebsif Of The un.
fortunate, bsve the honor 10 communicate 10
you a Circular TO be laid before the citizens o!
yout place tor their eon.ide rs,ion.
Ii has pleased the ALMIGHTY TO visi, US
Win a csIsni,y unparalleled in q new settled
country, except In some te~ soli,sry instances
amid the horrors OF war--A visitation, which
calls for the sympsih,es OF a generous public
spd which We irust will not psss by, without
awakening . deep inteteI Tor the unhappy
sufferer, end exciting the stranger to beslow
on, OF his abundance, some relief.
On Thursday last, between the hours OF
three ond Eou', q Tremendous wind arose ON
the north west, and enveioped our towns IN
dust snd smoke; scarcely had We time 10
pause, when tho sla'm OF 6re reached Us from
he woods, and we iooud our settlements
ihrcs,eoed With immedsie conf grafton. The
inhso,tsnts instantly hsSened to the scene OF
danger whete the houses end buildings Of our
fellow. .citi=ens were reported TO te In A mes.
They arrived too ia.c 10 ssve them !; the " hole
country snpes'ed to be on 6se-it spresj with
such tspidny, that eve y log, tree, fence, barn
snd house, not sveeessivsly, but ss IL were si
the seine momen', we're wrapped in blsze
Fstme,s, who we're st work in thei, fields. ard
saw the hsms descending from the hills, n ID
from before II; but ere they could afford soy
protection 10 their hsb,taIious, they vere con.
sumsd. They could savs b0shipg gall shsir
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, OcroBER 1928.

MAINE SyrPEVsss.-Thc following
Circular Letter has been received by the
Municipal Authority of this town, and
we understand they have taken measures
10 carry the object of it into effect, By
laying the same before the different rei-
gious societies, on the next Sabbath
The Circular presents gloomy picture
of the disuessts OF our Eastern frielSls,
and we hope those OF our citizens, who
are afluent and are well able, will have
the heart to bes,ow literally, for the re-
lief of their suffering countrymen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

xSt know him, have give him siws oa &C.
count Of bis sppes' once. Neither OF the III.
wsse., nor even Dancer bimselG could be
more squslid, or moe penurio in q general
wsy aud ye, this man kept q good table as
fer as besf aud bacon went, snd was siwsys &C.
cessible 10 any poor man that might call TO
bis house |; rich, and what wss called " Zee
lwen." hs detssted. London hofer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
From he Providence American.


Legal Deeision. tito sdj lu,ntd ses,ian
OF toe Supreme judicial Cout holden st
Newport, las, week, came np by appeal tho
case OF Samuel Bordick & son, vs.. samuel
Wilkcy. This wss an action b,ough, on q
note OF hand, by the p'sin.if against The de-
fendsot, sI'er he had ootsined the insolvent ser
oi June l756, which act was plesdsd 10 bar tn
me demand. The Cour', sIler Toll srgumcnt
by Mss"s Hon'es add Pes'ee on ,ha ysr, Of
the plaintiff, and Messr" Robbins and Rsn-
do'p on the pat OF The dsfendeni, were unAo.
imously Ut opinion that the plea 10 bar va, IN.
sufficient, and that the action opeh, 10 Re scs.
tsinsd. Tho question is now seuled by the
opinion OF the highest CVurt OF lew in the
State, thar de5,or haveg iskso he inso.yept
act OF l75s, in ,hi, STATE, i. sill lsble 10 =.
se!ion ss'IaH his psissn and p'cpety.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

fu'ni,u'e, provisions, hey and ersin ver. rs5
duCed 10 sshes (; aud even the se'y ie!ds ~.
growing con were IN many insltLses ossuoy
ed by the combusIib;s msnef a'oosd iasH,,
We owe tho deepest srsliiude 10 dnIns T. 60.
idenee, that but one human being, where sues
numbers Of women spd ohIidfe. wee IN I'm
minsnt dsrger, perishtd IN the fiis! May
animals were burnt 10 deslb Others escaped
wrh then limbs seofohed CT niutiiaifc--m.ny
oxen, cows, sheep snd swine were losi, snd
many rendered useless 10 the o"ns's, have
been since killed fom motives oi eoel passion
10 put an end ~ iheT suHeIings. .tt
IL Is not our province 10 dwsii on descfip-
tion OF the gloomy scene We beheid, though
picture however sviu', could no, exceed the
rsslry, ss seen and tea by eye Witnesses. il Is
svfhcicot to relate the simple iscIs 10 the pub.
iIc while VIC Lament lhe 'Up'eGsuee OF kind
ling hfes 10 The woods, alter soloDg sdrought,
and OF . season when slmo.t eysfy otIseI ID
eombustIble and exposed 10 danger.
The losses our towns have sustained BY iho
devastation OF orchards, fences, wood sod nm
ber are incalcolabie, and beyond coy hope OK
remedy. Bot The suder,ngs OF private lodi.
viduais, driven lrom house 1at hone, dspIiV-
ed oi sli their hay, grain, sock, sSiIurs end
sppsrcl, and indeed OF evo,y comfort, are ga
some degtee within the powei oi baInsnity
10 relieve. So many oi our industrious oIu-
Zsns, ibus dc ISOLATED aud psn0yjess, aud with
large iainiiies and iiiiis ehi!dien, swepI sud.
denly from every possesaiGn aSd iha"wn on
public charity ciowding The habns'ioos of
Kindness for tsmposs'y shelter, and new des
pendant On Casually Tor support, is 10 psa
most melancholy spectsels--Q Qa,ticuiaiy IS
the winter approaches, and mos, Of them 10.
less provided for by timely assistance, .,.H nee
knoso tehere 10 lay their herds For these,
We impio'e relie!--,or tbese we appeal 10
stangets, for we have not urselves the soii.
~ TO support, nor the power 10 cheer them in
this disconsoiale hour.
From this GLOOMY survey Of wtetehedosss
sni desols,ion, our towns have called meet.
ing wnhou, delay, and eppoin'ed US C3m-
mi,tee TO address you 10 beheIi Of the suffer
eD. We have subjoIned in a nole, r,,ss
statement, but made with ell The accuracy he
short space Of time would allow, Of the Losses
sustained and the nnr,be, ffleisd,
Wiscosset, Seht 9, 1928.
The above Circular 10 signed by Committees OF
the towns of WIscssset AMI Alna consisting of The
seiectmen and several other gentlemen Of lhe 6,s.
iespccisbi'ity]
The following s,aismcat has been handed
IN by Committees sppoinled by the towns Of
W,scssset and Alma Tor The purpose OF ascot.
ialniRs The amount oi toss ~ lhose towns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
Goreign.
AFFAIRS OF EUROPE.

Since our lsst, ndviccs Of isre date hsve
been received from Gib' altar, Csd,E, Eug.
land, and Ersnce.
Tbs last are from Gibraltar to the 81 Of
Ssp'ember. The Duke d'Angou'cme had
been al The Heed Qasr,ers b- tore Cad z some
days; when tho siege con'inusd. Il va, re.
ported that General Riego as st Maisgs
with 5000 men.
The Fteneh accounts are from How're, fur.
o'shed by Paris papers TO the sob Of August.
-ihey ave imporsnt snd Official CO.. unna
cspitn'ated on the is,h OF August, and Age.
s''as on The same d'y. Gsnersi Zs.dissr
was tho commsnder. ...
The sceoon" OF the negotiation be, weeo
the DIXIE d'Angoueme snd the Carte, ave
said to DO OF English origin, the Freoch ps.
pe'' ma'nlsinlng that his powers ste wholly
m.iuay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

IN ALMA.
Number Of suffering inhaSitas,s, 100
Dweilng.horses burnt, 10
Barns, TX
School. House,
Head Of Stock I3O
Value ofpropesty destroyed estimated at S22, ,0C0
Since fhe ADORE ,efu,n spas made, .ve have
nndersood tie esnm1are ~ $ much 100 iow, ard
Ihai he'e mere other losses nc! leken infG con-
alteration.
We have seen some elegant specimens of MF
Lawns paintings, which executed IN nasteriy
style, and The hkenesses tx,c; as 10 s,rlkc et
single gisnce. sill who inspect them. Some speci-
mems OF MIR. Ls work may be seen at NJ. Ceil oys
store We learn ihsl the artist viii re,nain 10 ton "a
but short time, 30 that those VINO wi,h to employ
ham, should be speedy in tleir application.
Mr.. ADAMS, Secretary Of State, arri7.
we'd in town. yesterday morning, in tie
steamboat Fulton, on his way to WASH
ington City.
Mr.. CRAWFORD, Secretary Of the
Treasury, has been seriously itdi,pos,G,
but Is now coDyalescent.
The sentence of the law was inflicted
on Thomas Briggs, on Friday last for
passing counterieit money. He stood III
the pi!lory one hour, at tbc expiration Of
which, he was branded in the right cheek.
with tie letter c. /, is to be lamented
that this barbarous mode Of punishment.
is still continued in this state, when every
other has abolished i.--ard we believe
there are very few in this whoe commu-
nifty, but are desirouo that some othsr
system should be adopted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The Maria, Fowler, from Lcndou, arrived
at New York, has btoueht London dates 10
the aT'h OF Aueua. five days latest.
They conhsm the news OF the arrival Of
tho Duke dAnsouioms before Csdiz, on the
lS'h OF August; aud tha, he sen, a A, e of
truce 'a,o Cadis to negotiate to ms With the
Cortes; and that tho Cor,e. had refused 20
secsde TO any arrangement excepting though
the mediation OF Eoglood +; which, Of course,
could no, be complied With.
They mention further, that the Cor,es had
declared oil the Grandess ct Madrid 10 DO
uai'o's, and had ordered oil their pr operty 70
bs eon6scs'ed thst M.'sgs hsd been oeeu.
pied BY the French |; and ths, ,hiuss usre lar
tom beng 9uls, q Msd,I9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-10-09

Mr.. CRAWFORD, Secretary Of the
Treasury, has been sstiodsy ind,opos,d.
but Is now conyalescent.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01

..,oi an their hos.i!: plans i, the dark, pre-
O' 49, and poson public oplnlon,) shall not
F'e pO ,n,ro.nt the nations with dscouraging and
faSe rsssn,stlons Of the present, and fictitious
4 oS pp.;ona ~ the future The wisest measures
.oyernments cannot prosper, the best meant
w ;nnroyement cannot succeed, confidence
matt return, till those promoters OF tne most ou
p' o,,o..s shall have sunk into impotency; and
monarcbs will not believe that they have accom-
;sbed their great work, TIL they shall have de-
r.d them Of the arms with which they may
| paleD the repose OF the world.
:" Il communicating to the cabinet to which you
accredited, the facts and declarations which are
l,,,in.d in the present document, you will at the
~. time call TO mind what the monarchs consider
~. INDISPENSABLE condition of the fulflment of
/ :. Aanevolent wishes. To ensure TO Europe not
a The neace which it enjoys under the protection
f..,ies but also that sense OF internal repose and
,.t,. security, without which no real happiness
e.s, for nations, they must calculate upon the
Ebin and perssvering cooperation OF all the go
,r,,.nts. They here call on them tor this CO.
.,,io, in the name Of their own highest interests,
M name of social order, the preservation of
|rh "a At sake-in the, name OF future genera
has Nav they be all penetrated with the great
|tb that the power conided to their hands is d
crsd trust, Tor which they are accountable to the
1 oDIe and to Their posterity; and they expose
|em,elyes to serious responsibility when they tall
| IA errors, or listen to counsels which would,
koDer or later, deprive them Of the possibility oil
{otccting their subjects from the ruin which they
\ themselves prepared for them. The monarchs
I've the confidence that they shall every where
M true allies in those who are invested with the
| rsme authority, under whatever forms il may
{-alIes who d. homage not merely to the letter
II the positive precept OF the conventions which
| m the basis Of The present European system, but
lo,o their spirit and principles and they Halter
emselves that the words here spoken will be re-
M,d as new confirmation OF heir firm and un-
cradle resolution 10 consecrate all the means in
sad to them by Providence TO promote the wei
he Of Europe
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-04-01
LOSS OF THE REVENGE.

|iy accounts from Charleston, we learn that The
lied STATES schooner Revenge, commanded by
|ltenani LEVY, was lost on the night oil the 18th
mo, by running on the reef between Columbia
+ o2llhwater Keys forty miles south OF Balize,
winch place she was bound under charge oil a
|o' The crew, the guns and stores of the vessel
Fs sa9ed, but every effor to get her off the reef
Ill., her bottom being found to be stove in -
aus says our correspondent. terminated a
pas OF seventy two days, fifty -nine of which the
Fe0ge Il appears, was under way. During this,
sailed three thousand three hundred and nine
"fee miles; boarded II vessels spoke eleven,
snarse oil tour separate conveys, assisted one
~ N distress, but captured no pirates. At the
&c oi her loss, through the carelessness Of the
" AZ Honduras, she had on board nearly $4,000
ss's pol ars on freight; which, through the ex.
wv o. Lieut. Levy, his officers and crew was
~ y" 'Ae ""ners--thougb In doing so, their own
'C's we're neglected, and much OF the Individual
FPsF'y OF the officers was lost