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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
STOCKS
PlaelliX SlGrc.

EOS. w. EDDY, respectfully informs the
% public, that the old store having chang
cd its appearance, has recommended business
Q J7near The Custom House, and opposite to
Capt. Henry Hudson's-where is offered at
fair prices every variety appertaining to Il
well regulated Grocery. TO partcularize
articles is deemed useless. The usual small
est Erors gratefully acknowledged he may
use with a meaning, and Geep interest to
himself and family, from circumstances Of re-
cent date, well known to the public-and
which he hopes his friends will remember
N. B.-Conn,ission Business solicited.
Newport, April 23d, 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

The Washington Telegraph, in noticing
that it was the intention of the New Post
master General, to remove some of the Post
masters, says, "An intrigue has been going
on for some time, to get Mr.. Gouvcrneur, the
Postmaster in New York, dismissed, and
some one put in his place, who is more able
or more willing to serve the "party." Mr..
Gouverncur has not been by any means as
much disposed to comply with the rcIuisi-
tions of the Regency, as they would wish
him to be-and Kendall is to begin his re-
form, by furnishing him for it.
at is also rumored, on very good authori-
ty, that the Postmaster at Philadelphia re-
ccvcd intimation some time ago, that unless
the NOV ements of the Governmental Officers
and their organ the Pennsylvania, were
stopped, there would be a necessity for a
change there also. The hint would seem to
have been takcn: as the Pennsylvania for
two days in succession said not word in re-
laton to Muhlenburg or Wolf. Mr.. Page
may therefore be considered us having got
permission from Kendall to live little lon
ger. If Mr.. Gouvcrneur would consent IL
give up certain documents in his possession
the same grace will be extended to HIM"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

"The Pains Of f.Nemory."-Mr. Rogers,the
author of the "Pleasurcs of Memory" has
been robbed by a confidential servant, in
whom he placed implicit confidence, of his
valuable plate. AS a specimen of the man
ege of the Poet, we give list of the articles
stolen,-iour double chased dishes, worth
$4,000, one hundred pieces of plate for din
ner and tea, a massy silver tea-kettle, two
splendid silver vases, and large number of
spoons. We wish all men Of genius were as
well supplied, or could as well bear their los
ses.-.HJday .4dcusiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

From The .Nediterqnean.--We have receiv-
ed per the Cabinet from Palermo, letter da-
ted on board the U. s. ship Delaware Of II
-" The store ship Cabinet, on her return from
Palermo, has stopped in here for provisions.
| have no news. Every thing here is in slatu
quo. We are on the eve of sailing for Ma
pies, and have been waiting for wind three or
four days. | think we will be off tomorrow
Our summers cruise | do not know, but 1t
will not be long one. Com. patterson's re-
lief is anxiously looked for "by all hands"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

Rail Roud to Otito,cn.--This projected i'm
provcment seems to be under good way. 1t
is reckoned that the road will cost about two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars-the stock
is divided into one thousand shares; one fourth
of these have been taken here, and the
remainder will probably be subscribed in
Boston and other places where subscriptions
have been opened. If, as is probable, the
stock is speedily taken up, the work will be
commenced this season. Success to it,
Bangor Whig.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, May Ia.
(Reporttd for the Haily Advertiser aud palriol.)

At Market, 430 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs
Working Oxen, Is Cows and Calves, $50
Sheep, and 100 Swine. About l9O Beef Cat
tie and several lots Sheep unsold.
PRIcEs.--Beef Cattle--Prces have further
dccncd; we quote prime at 39s; good at 33s
a 37s Sd: thin at 2Ss q a 3as cd.
Working Oxen-no sales noticed.
Cows and Calvcs-Saes at S'24, q, 80, so,
35 and 49,
Shcep-Dull: market completely glutted;
one lot sheared were taken at sc per ID; one
lot at l2s. one at l5s, one at l6s Cd. and one
at lSs,a few not shear'd price not made known.
Swine-One lot Of large selected barrows
were taken at &c; at retail 6 for sows and Z
for barrows
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

Rai Road. from baltimore to Phladeiphia.-
Part of the road between these two cities,
namely, that between Wilmington and Balt-
more, has been for some time ''located," and
engineers are now making the survey for a
continuation between Wilmington and Phil
adelphia; both parts of tho route will be COM
menced and finished with all possible expe-
dition. The Chief Engineer engaged, is
B. ii. Latrobe, Esq. of Baltimore. When the
undertaking is accomplished, there will be
an interrupted line of railroads from New
York to Washington.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

The last Of the Cockd Hats.-The vencr
able and Rev. DIR. Emmons-the oldest d.
vine, we believe, in the United States--is a
mong the distinguished visitors of our city
during this anniversary week. lie is, we be
licve, upwards Of ninety years Of age, and
appears remarkably well. He adheres to the
ancient clerical usage of wearing the old
fashioned three-cornered cock'd hat, and we
like him all the better for it. We regret that
the clergy should ever have dofed this re-
spectacle description of bcaver.-[.N York
Conn., .lic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

g. II. g. c. LAWTON, have just received
~ from New York, beautiful lot of Goods,
suitable for the season-amoDg which arc
Light and dark prints, of the most fashion
able style;
Light and dark ginghams;
A beautiful style of French muslns;
.Shawls, and fancy hdkfs of all kinds;
Wells, ribbons, gloves, blk and colored silks,
laces,
Cotton, lace and Grccian cdgngs and
quilngs;
Silk and cotton hosiery;
Linens and cottons;
Bonnets OF the latest fashions;
ALSO--clo,hs, cassimercs, sattinetts and
yes,lng of all kinds-all of which shall be
sold at the very lowest prices.
May 81, 1895.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
IN .2ccOneDd,,inle7,f 10 Fdnnus JOurndf-

IN accompaniment 10 Fdnnys Journdi.--
Noah says-'We are treadlng on the heels
Of Europe, and are as prompt at getting up a
caricature on others as others may be in car
featuring us. We have been indulging in a
hearty laugh-no unusual thing, by the way,
for us--at several well executed photographic
prints, supposed to have been intended as H.
lustrations of Miss Kemble's Journal, which
are published by Endicott. The first plate
represents the lady-an excellent likeness
in the cabin Of the ship, working on a cap
Alongside of her bible cover, and her jour
nal, with the extract, vol. l, page 81, "ln We
ry desperation Of sea sickness, began en-
broidering one ofmy old night caps" No. 2,
the inimitable Fanny is PROSTATE on the floor
of the cabin. Alongside of her are plates Of
beef, pie, and other eatabes in abundance,-
drawing a bottle Of porter. 81 came to my
cabn-my dinner followed me thither, and,
lying on my back. very comfortably discus
sed it." This is an admirable plate. No. g.
is domestic scene in u paror. A gentleman,
u little show came ye so,' with his hat on the
back of his head, is staggering about i'll the
presence Of Miss Fanny, who appears to be
quite shocked. any dear father, who was a
little eiated, made me sing to him, which
greatly gulphed at"-vol. ], page I'll. But
No. 4, and the last, touches US quite nearly.
The peerless lady is represented-oh, shock
ing in her night cap and dress, about step.
ping into bed--the floor, curtain, and the bed
itself, covered with bugs.
The prints are admirably well done, and
are entitled to sale as rapid as the Jour
nu.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

Lord Stanley-The following curious il.
lustration of the position lately occupied by
Lord Stanley in the British House of Com
mons, was given by Mr.. Ronaync, in the
course of the debates, in that body on the
resolution of Lord John Russell, respecting
the Established Church of Ireland.
The honorable gentleman, drawing pa
rallel between the position now occupied by
Lord Stanley in the House Of Commons, aud
that held by the Noble Lords ancestors at
Dosworth field, referred to the following ex-
tract from Hume. "The Lord Stanley of
that day raised powerful body of his friends
ard retainers in Cheshire and Lancashire, u
the historian does not state, (said the Hon.
Menber,) whether he had any Cumberland
men in his train-(great cheering)-" but
without openly declaring himself, and though
Henry had received secret assurances of his
friendly intention, the armies on both sides
knew not what to infer from his equivocal
behaviour-(grcat cheerng.-The two rivals
Mt last approached each other at Bosworth
near Leicester. Henry with an army of a.
bout six thousand men. Richard with an ar
my of double the number, and decisive ac-
ton was every moment expected. Lord
Stanley, who commanded above seven thou
sand men," Ia much more formidable tail, OBJ
served the Hon. Member, amid much laugh
ter, than that which his descendant wields a,
the present day ; one which could not be
contained in an omnibus, much less IN the
Derbydilly) "took care to post himself al
Atherstone, not far from the hostile camps
and he made such a disposition as enabled
him, on occasion, to join either party
(Chcers and laughter.)
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
Hav is selling at $40 in this town. and in

Hay is selling at $l2 in this town, and in
some places higher. The grass is yet short,
and in many towns about us, the stock of hay
on hand, is exhausted. We notice the exis-
tence Of the same evil in some parts of Maine
and Hampshire. Oar meadows, which
last year at this time were nearly all planted,
are yet hardly disturbed by the plough. The
Peach trees are pretty much done up by the
severity of the winter, and large numbers of
them have been cut down. northampton
Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
MEMORANDA,

Ship John CoggeshalI, Macy, Of this port, was
spoken in September last, with l4D0 bbls sp oil.
Brig Cow Coddngton, Price, Of This port. sail.
ed from Havana, 9th inst. for New-lork.
Schr. Franklin-Green, Waite, Of this port, ar
rived at Havana Goth April, from Savannah
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, of this port, sailed from
Havana 3Oth ult. FOR Cardinas, TO load.
Ship Kutusoh. Newton, Of this port, cleared
from New-York for Havana, l4th inst.
AZ Havana, LIST int. schr rocahontas, Finch fom
Newpot
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

The Richmond Wing mentions that Capt.
Read had demanded of the editor, the name
of the author Of the charge against him, but
the editor thought that il would be time
enough "to call for" the accuser, when the
charge was investigated. There is no pro-
misc 10 disclose.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

The Philadelphia Commercial Herald says;
"a report is in circulation that Miss KEN
bic wished to suppress her Journal, but that
Carey 81 Lea would not consent unless paid
$4,000. This is doubtless false. We have
heard that she made proposition to sup
press it, and that Carey, Lea s. Blanchard,
consented so to do, upon repayment Of the
sum given for the copyright, with interest on
it, and the expenses incurred. AS our infor-
nation is from a credtable source, we rely
on it as true, and think the public may also.
The desire to suppress, could not have been
very strong, if this be true"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

CAPT. READS CAsE.-Tnc Navy Chronic lie
published at Washington, gives the follow
ing officers, as composing the Naval Court
Martial to be held at Baltimore, June 22d, on
Capt. George c. Read, viz:---Commodore
Lewis Warrington, President; Commodores
w. NJ. Crane, James Bddle, and J. Downes;
Captains a. ]. Dallas, II. Ap. G. Jones, and
C. w. Morgan; ard Master Commandant
Beverly Kennon, members; Henry M. Nor
fit, Esq. of Washington, Judge Advocate.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

CANAL NAvIGATIoN.-Upwards Of serenity
Canal Boats were in Buffalo harbor on the
10Th inst. and the day following eighty four
were counted. The amount o! the Canal
tolls taken at Albany, OIL the 2d inst. was
S5,U7O-thc greatest sum ever received in a
single day at that Office. The business of
the canal is, indeed, tremendous, and its spec
dy enlargement is shown to be indispcnsa-
ble.-TN T. Com. .4dr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

Too Crefd-A few days since, nn old
man called Mt the Bank Of the United States,
md took away bag containing thousand
Spanish pillard dollars, which bag and dollars rs
he deposited for safe keeping, seventeen
wears ago. At the time the deposite was
made, the Cashier urged that he should be
allowed to loan the money OH bond and
mortgage. But the man said he believed it
would be safe in the vaults of the Bank. 1t
has been safe, for the old man finds his bag
and dollars Just rs he left them but if he
Mad permitted the money to be used, it would
have been quite as safe, and the Cashier re,
marked that he should in that case have had
full four thousand dollars to pay hi'n. Inc
old man has now screwed up his resolution,
and parted with his long loved dollars, at two
per cent premium.-[-.N Y Jour. Of Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
MARINE
LIST.
p OR II OF N e w PORT,
ENrTI,D nm

Steamer Providence, 1haycr. fin New York.
Sloop Victory, Heath from New York.
sloop Camilla, Vars, FIN New Y0k
sioop Mary, Heath, fn New York.
ARRIVALS.
Sunday. l7,h- sloops Mary, Barlow, and La
iayette, Crowell, both from Hartford.
Sch Meridian, CortheI, fin Hartford for Hing
ham.
18th sch Good Return, Burt, FIN Bay River,
N. c.
for Fall River
sloop Fame, Fo!ger from Nantucket.
Sloop d ID Jones, West, from New Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

torgers.--Two brothers named Foster,
brokers, of London, who had been concerned
in forgcrios and defalcations to the amount
of 100000, and who it was supposed had ta-
ken passage in the Ontario, for N ew-York,
have been arrested at sea by London police
officer, on their way to Ireland, and brought
back to London, and committed for trial.
Only el00 was found in their posscssion.-
Their luggage was found on board an Amer
lean vessel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

A Coroner's Inquest was held on Thu rsday
morning, on the body Of CYNTuIA FREEBoDr
woman Of color, who was found dead in one o {
the docks. Verdict of the jury, death by dro,cn-
ing herself
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
Married..

In this town on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Mr. West, George Bowen, Esq, 10 Miss
Calharine ID. lawton. daughter Of Edward w.
Lawion, Esq. all of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

Val,,aJle Documenis.-Thc American An
tiquarian Society has just received set
consisting of SO vols. Imperial Folio, of the
Ancient Records Of the English Government
recently printed in style of the most spien
did typography, by order of Parliament. They
nro n present from the British Government to
the Institution where they are so appropriate.
ly placed Worcester Spy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

YNIIE above reward will be paid to any person
n or persons who will give such information.
as will lead to the apprehension Of the villain or
villains, who have taken down my sign three dG
ferent times, besides carrying Off my lantern from.
the Colonnade, within the last months. ] would
advise those who have been engaged in this pitt
ful business, to beware for fear Of detection.
May 81, 1850 VIM. h. RIDER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
sale OF PEWS IN SPRING. ST.
CHURCH.

Vl'ilE Pews unsold in Spring street Church win
L be sold at auction on Wednesday 27th inst
at O'Clock, p. m. Those which may not be
purchased on that day, will be let ut auction for
year from LIST Of June. BY order Of the Society,
May 2l.] G. w. KING, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
FOR SALE.

A valuable lot of land, containing nearly S
"A acres, situate On the main road about
half way from head of Broad-street to Gov
ernor Collins mansion, being one of the best
situations within the limits Of the town, to
build upon, having fine view Of the beach,
the town and the country, and in the neigh
borhood of several elegant dwellings,, and
within ten minutes walk of the State House.
For terms, &c. enquire of
RICHARD and GEORGE C.. SHAW.
May 81, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21
DOMESTIC GOODS,

Ofhe best qmalty-sueh as
Fy7icKINcs-hcavy bro cotton sheetlnss, white
do--twiiled blue stripes, stout blue jeans,
beaverteens, apron chex, cotton drilling, knitting
cotton, cotton warp, cotton and wool flannel,
Canton flannel, sc. will be found cheap at the
store Of JOHN +. TOWNSEND.
NAV Ia
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

On Monday, June 10Th, 1895, at 10 o.
clock a. m. ,ciH be sold at auction,
DART of the real estate of John Lawton,
n late Of Portsmouth, dec. sufficient to
pay the debts on the said estate, situated near
the Union Factory. Conditions made known
at the time and place of sale.
ROBERT LAwToN, Admir-.
Nav 81, 1875
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-05-21

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
To be sold at public auction, at the Collage IN
IWey's Garden, at 10 o'clock, a. m., on FIJI
dog the 29h May, 1885:
"A variety Of elegant FURNITURE, Of modern
IA fashion, consisting Of fine toned Fiano;
Sofa. Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses, MusicaI
Clock, Carpets, SC. &c.--Conditions at sale.
may 2il ]. G. SHAW, Auct'r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-04-01
TOSTPONEMENT.

The sale of the Real Estate &c. advsrtissd belos,
at AUCTION on the 25tA. inst at Bristol postponst
until TUESDAY APRIL 7M 1885, at tie s0m<
hour g. place.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUtTION.
On Wednesday, March 25th, at II O'Clock a. ~
miH be sold at AUCTION, at Horizons Iarern "a
Bristol, (or on the premises, if fdesired.)
yuyHE following Estates property stuated said Tows
VIA Lot Of Land containing about Acres with q
RopeWak out buildings machinery and appurtenanses osr
belonging and for improved ey BENJAMIN
Tilley. -
Lot of Land with dwelling and out buildings thsrt
on known by the name of tho Widow Phillips house.
Lot Land of about known by the name OF Wai
ker Lot, 49, -
house. other buildings thereon formerly the residence
of Charles DNolf Sen.
65 shares in ,he capital stock of the Bank of Bristol
For information respecting the premises, apply to Benamin
Tey Ephram Sprague in Bristol or to The SUBSCRIBER
Newport NlCHoLaS u. booo'
Feb. 1ith tf
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO
w. CAL HA Ms
OR OULATINd LIBR ARY.
Newport, March lith

1902 The Life and Treason of Bendie, Arnold by Jared
Sparks. | vol
26O3 Sir Fnzzle Pumpka. and other Tales | vol
2604 The Princess Begine; by Lady Morgan 2vos
Novel, by Mrs Sedswisk gvo.
2606 Leaves from My Log Book by Flexible Grmmet vol
26S The Cavaliers of Virginia the Recluse of Jamestown
An historical romance of the Old Dominion. 2vos
26O9 Winter in the West; hy &. +, Hoffman, 2vos
we coincide heartily in the praises universally besiow
ed upon these admirable volumes, both publcky and in
private IL is impossible to read them without en,oous Of
delight frequently rising 10 enthusiasm awak ned not less
by the ectous manner which objects and Incl
dents described than by their number variety and
elty.-NY. Mirror.
26I0 The Mayor of Wind.gap tale by j. Banim. vol
a wild and strange story, in which the reader completely
fault from the very beginning; he perceves very
that the tale upon which he has engaged a remarkable
one-proli6c in moving incidents and strong startling
characters The interest increases as he goes becomes
acknowledgements last he reaches the close,
wondering than all that a sSen aveled should be
unwound without disappointing his highly wrought expec-
atons 1t remarkable story, the mayor of Windgap"
~ Mirror.
26il The Mos, Unfortunate Man in the World; Nautical
Novel by Capt Chamer author Of the Life of Sailor vols
26l2 An Old Sailors Tough Yarns by n Ames author Of "A
Mariners Sketches, &c vol
26I3 Cavenh or the Pacan at Sea Nautical Novel2 vols
657 Recollecons of ousekeeper by Mrs Packard vol
26I4 The Gentleman in Black. vol
26l5 The Rebel and other Tales &c. prose and by
T.. l.. Buwer, author OF Pelham, &c. vol
26l6 The Autobiography Of Jack Ketch, vol
2lS Ien Breck tale by the author Of the Subaern 2vls
One of the most powerful and highly wrought tales we ever
read-EdinbaTgh Rerec
26l9 Travels into Bokhara being the Of Journey
from India to Cabool, Tarary and Persia Also Mar
of Voyage the Indn from the Sea 20 Lahore;
performed ander the orders of the Government OF India,
in lS3l-23 by Lieut. Alex. Burnes. 2vols
Many years have passed the English library has been
enriched with book Of travels in value all comparable
with this.-London Quarterly Rerie,c.
2ti20 The Insurgents historical novel, 2vos
262l Ny Cousin Nicholas. 2Nols
2,22 Canyassing tale by Banim author of the Mayor Of
Wndgap' Tales by the q liara Family, &c. lvol
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SIfERIFF"S SALE.

By rirtue of an execution from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, for the county of Newporf, to me dr.
rected aud delivered, shall sell at Public 44ues--
ION, to the highest bidder for cash. on the etere"n
day of June merit at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
ON the premises, all the right, title, and interest,
that the Oft. had in and to certain lot OF land on
the 10Th day of April 1884 situated in Porthsmouth
containing twelve acres, or less and bounded
as follows viz; Northcrly on land OF the heirs OF
William Brightman, Easterly OH land of Peleg Al
my, Souhery on land of, Audly Clarke, and partly
on land of Richard X. Randolph and Horat'o Allen
and also one other lot of land situate IN portsmouth
containing forty acres OF less and bounded as
follows viz; Northerly on land OF David Albro ana
James Chase, Easterly on land OF Rowland Allen,
Southerly on land of John Allen and westerly on
land of Daniel Chase Also tire other lots OF land
containing about ten acres more O less, and boun-
ded ms follows viz: Easterly on land of George
Engs and William Potter, Easterly on land OF Row.
land Allen and Jonathan Copoesh,> Southerly on
land of Cooke Wilcox. Rcn;om,n Al my and Jonas
than Cogpesbal for the nSrnose Of satisfying the
above said Execution and all costs ,t. .reon
NICHOLAS HASSARD' SherU
Newport March lIth 1885,
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NEVER DEsrAIR,-A London paper gives this
account of whole saved by The energy and ex-
ample of the commander In the Mangles from
China came passenger Capt. Theaker, of the late
ship Earl of Eldon, which was destroyed a. sea, by
her cargo Of cotton iguitng when her passage
from Bombay. The Captains conduct affords n
striking, proof of what may be effected under the
most distressing privaons and difficulties, by skill
and self possession. In the midst of the Indian
Ocean, he safely conducted the crew and passen-
gers, amounting in number to As persons, in two
boats, Zone long boat about % feet by 7, loaded
to the waters edge with 35 persons, bread, water,
provisions, chart compass, &c. the other jolly boat,
containing ten persons,) across space of the In
dian Ocean of nearly 1000 miles, and in l3 days
carried them into port, Port Louis,) without the
loss of single life, or any real extremity of suffer-
ing beyond that inseparable from their situation.