Sugars at auction.
ON FRIDAY NEXT,
The 17th inftant,at 10 o'clock, will be fold, 011
Walnut flvcet wharf, for approved endorsed
notes,
75 hagfheads of choice Sugars.
SAMUEL YOJIKE, Aua'r.
oftober 14 d4t
New-Theatre.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October ij.
Will be presented, a much admired C(!>ME-
DY, called
7 HE
Wheel of Fortune,
(Written by Richard Cumberland, Efquhe,
Author of the Weft-Indian, Jew, Stc.)
Governor Tenipcft Mr. Bernard
Penruddock Mr. Cooper
M rs. Woodvillf, Mrs. Shaw
Emily Tempelt. Miss E. Weflray
To in hie b will be added, a favorite FARCE,
CALLED
The Prisoner at Large,
Or, The Humours of Kilurnej.
Written by OKeet'e, author of the Poor
Soldier.
Bix. ore dolhr Pit three quarters of a
dollar. And Gallery, hal. f a dollar.
$5" The doors of the Theatre will open at half
past five and the curtain rif« at half past fix
o'clock.
& Gentlemen and Ladies are requeued to
fend their servants to keep places in the boxes at a
quarter pad five o'clock.
Places in the boxes to be taken at the office in
the froat of the Theatre, from 10 till I o'clock,
and from 10 till 4 ®n the days of performance.
Tickets to be had at H. and P. Rice's book flore,
No. 16, South Second Street, and at the office ad
joining the Theatre.
Just Imported,
ASB FOR SALE Rr
WILLIAM HUSTLER,
iVo. 67, South Fourth Street.
"PLATILLAS
jL Bretannias
Checks and stripcs
LiOados
Dowlafs
Fine Fre>icti Cambricks
White Holland Tape, No. 11,13, 1 5-
Duteh C'anva<, No. I, », 3, A-
O&ober i.v
Virginia Tobacco.
NOW LANDING,
At Jack fen and Morris's Wharf, from the
Sloop Liberty,
40 Hogsheads of prime
Richmond Tobacco,
Far sale by x
WALKER V KENNEDY.
1
Who have alsa on band,
16 hogthea-Is of Old Tobacco, fuitabic for
tilt manufufturer/, and
40 kegs of Twist Tobacco.
Odtober 1.1. m tu.th Jt.
Charles Wall,
GLOVER
AND BREECHES MAKF.R,
INFORMS his friends and the pubicthat he has
removed from No. at, South W?»er Street, to
N0.64, Market flrctt, where he continues to car
ry on every branch of the above bulinels. He
has on hand Gloves, Bretches and Balls (equal to
any of the imported patent Halls) Skinj, &c.
which he will difpr.fc of either wholesale or retail
Ke clean» breechee and makes them look as well as
new wlthont leaving any dud on them —He re
turns his thanks to thafe gentlemen who have al
ready favoured him wi'b their cuftrm.and begs
for a continuance thereof,as he is fully prrfoaded
they will find them equal in quality t-i any he has
yet made —N. B Gentlemen can be waited upon
at their houses if riecrffary, at the shortest notice.
Several Journeymen wasted to the above busi
ness, none reed aj*ply but experienced workmen.
Octoter 13. m.th.m.3tdtf
Just Received,
And ft r sale at the Office of the Philadel
phia Gazette, and at A. Liclins's Book-
Store, oppolile Clirift Cluirch, an interest
ing aPniphlet, entitled, the
Voice of Warning
TO CHRISTIANS,
ONTHEENSUING ELECTION
OF A
President of the United States.
Blow the Trumpet in Zion—Who i> ou the
Lord's ttde?
[Prfee 12 -y Cei.is. j
Oislober 8. d3t.
Fifty Dollars Reward,
RAN-AWAY from Gen, Ridgely of Haiti
more, on the aoth infl. a light coloured
negro tsan, who calls himftlf, '.WILLIAM
Mc. DONALD ; He is about 34 years of age,
about 5 feet 8 inches high, neat in hisdrefs, and
has a good suit of hair. Had on, when he
went away, a good heaver hat, a fliort light
green cloth coat, edged with yellow, and yel
low gilt buttons —a light buff caflimer, double
breaded waifUxat, a pair (7f dark olive colour
ed thickfett pantaloons—a white linen (hirt,
white ribbed cotton stockings, and a good pair
of (hoes with firings- He took with him a
dark blue coat, a pair) of olive caflimer pan'a
loo:is, and a light carduroy pair of breeches {
also a gold or pinchbeck watch, with a fleet
chain. lie is fond of fpiritous liquors, is info-i ■ ' - i :
lent, has a ftupirl'laok, and chews tobacco. — | \ /-){+- <">-1-
He was bred in Charles county, Maryland, and I V_/l UIUIHI,
purchalcd of col. John Thomas by gen. Kidge-j * white Spaniel DOG, mirkid with large liver
ley. Whoever apprehends said negro, 2nd le- ' J\ coloured spots, larg* ears and (hort tail, and
cures him in any jail to that the owner may a ?.fwcrs to the name et Carlo. Two dollars re
gat him again, fcall receive the above reward, ward will be given, if returned to No. 39, north
with reafonahle ch.-.rges if brought home, or de- Front l^>or if stolen.Ten Dollars for Thief and
livered to Jofhui ft. Bond, Philadelphia. i D g. '
% may 1 dtf j t&aVer 10 djt
Tills- "Day is Published,
Ev WILLIAM YOUNG,
Bookfel'.er anil Stationer, No. J2, south S -
cond llreet, PhiV.fdelphu,
(Ft'tce I duliar, in boa: els,—v llum, i dol
lar and 25 cents,)-
Essay on Political Society.
Copy right secured agreeably to act of
Cengress.
O&ober 13 tnthSd'aim.
Education
FOR TO UN G LADIES.
COLUMBIA HOTTSE,
BOARDING & DAY-SCHOOL,
KE-COMMENCFI)
For the winter leaf n, 011 Monday, Oflpber
6th, Walnut, between Fourth and
Fift!-'lreets.
MRS. GROOMBRIDGE refpetffuUy ae- '
knowledges /he liberal encouragement
(he huexp ri need, for more than (even yesrs
in i hiiaj=l| hia, and, as the mod reflive proof
of gratitude, will be a continuaice of ihe unre
mitting attention, already pa d to" hr pupils ;
flitters herfelf, it will be the best recommenda
tion to future patrt nape.
The following branches (or any of them sep
arately) nay be engaged for, as most agreeable,
the Eng'ifb, French, ami Italian languages
grammatical y ; writing. it ithmeic, geogra
phy, use of the globes, hiflory, mufie, vocil
and instrumental, dancing.
Plain work, marking, emhroicery md tam
bour in gold, silver or colours, fillagree, artifi
cial fl .wtrj. fanoy baskets, netting, hair, print,
cloth,and muslin work of every kind.
Ot\ IJ. d2W »2Wtf.
Houses to Let :
ONE large convenient th*ee-ftory Brick
Dwelling-House, with four rooms o* a
floor, and two Kitchens ; there is a pump
of water, and a rain water cittern in the
vard ; situate on the east fide of Fourth-
Street, one door above Race-Street, lately
occupied by Solomon Moroche.
ALSO,
A convenieut Three Story
BRICK HOUSE,
Next door, but one, north ot' the above,
No. 57. —It has a Pump and Cittern in
the yard, &c. For terms apply at No. 116
Arch-Street.
August 4- Sep. 16 m&wtf
Charles Marfiiall
COfWk
No. 46, Cbesnut Street,
HAVE RECEIVED,
Per brig Liberty, capt Henderfon, from Amster
dam, and ether arrivals,
A quantity of the following article", which they
fell for calh, or the usual credit—
Antimon crud 01 Anifi
: Arsenic alb Juniper
Sac faturni Succini
Vitriol alb Rhortii
Borax Camphor
Opium Coccinnelh
Annetto Gum B:nzoin
Mere Dnlc Arabic
Proscip rub Myrrh
Corros sub Kino
A ISO-ON HAND,
1 Sal G aubcr f Manna flak
Rad gentian 1 si 1 Com
Flo Sulphur !< j Liquorice bill
Sweet oil 1 ort l>cru aT
Sem anili I 2 u '>
Rhcubarb J"" L
And a quantity of
Shop furniture, surgeons inOruments, patent
medicines, &c.—Medicine chests, and orders from
the country, put up on thoderate terms.
ftptemberi3 w si
To Printers.
WANTED—in Exchange,
A FOUNT of Long Primer, weighing 6
or 700 lb. or upwards, and a Fount of
Brevier, weighing 460 lbs. or upwsrds.
September 1.
FOR SALE,
A Printing Press.
Apply at the Office of tire Gazette of
the United States-
Jiilv l<).
To Printers.
The following MATERIALS \\*ill be fold
reasonable if applied for immediately.
1 Prrii,
3 Founts Long-Primer (partly worn)
2 ditto Small-Pica on Pica body,
i ditto Pica,
1 ditto Englifti,
2 ditto Brevier,
i ditto Burgeois,
Several pair of Chafes, several compefing
flicLs, frames and galleys, some taafs rules,
Ou' titions, &c. Bcc. &c: all of the above
will be fold very reasonable for Cafli.
September 8.
Ukitei) States >
Pennsylvania District, $
'Three Cents Reward.
RUN away from the Subscriber on the evening
of the ißth inft. a bound Servant GIRL,
named Elizabeth Howcfcel, had on and took with
her three differ«nt chaoses of garment and money,
proud,ty>ld and impadrnt, a noted lyar ; any per
son apprehending her entitled to the above
reward—no co'Js or charges will be paid. »
N: B, She had l years and lomc months to fervr
daniel fitz pa-trick.
iGofhen Towalhip,Oheft«r County, July J9
f\ 53Wff
AND SON,
By this Day's Mail.
VEHGfiNN.ES, Oilober 2.
The following Clocking murder wusxom
mitted in Winhenden, Malfachui'etts, by a
man of the ot' Robbins, who is Tub*
jeiilito temporary fits of infinity ; be'ng at
work, threafhingin the bir.r. with a young
man by name of Bixby, he fuddehly flung
down his flail and declared he would work
no more, bwt would kill himfelf, caught'an
axe'and ran hastily out of the burn, youn;;'
Bixby pursued him to prevent any ail of
violence, at the time calling
upon a younger br tthfcr to ; fotlow him : as
he approached near, Robbies tti ned upon
him and with a llroke of the axe leparated
an -jrm from h>» body ; bixby fell by the
blow, and Robbins with this weapon of
deaUi r n toward the younger brother, who
was not far behind. The youth attempted
his tfi ape but found that Robbins gained
•upot) him and would soon reach him ; having
ad og be set him upon tjie rsad man, Which
impend him so much that he was able to
I'.Vc- Tiipi'felf from danger : Robbins finding
that the younger bro.ther had got beyond
his reach, returned to the wcVim of His rage
and with the axe cjut off the head of this
rnfortunate young man, as he lay welter
ing; in his blood, artd literally hewed the
body in pieces. He then fl-d to the woods,
but was pursued, taken, and is now lodged
in goal. A jury of iaqueft was
summoned upon the body, who supposed the
'a&ion to be murder.
NEW-YORK, October 14.
Capt. James Monerief. late of tbe brig Re
becca, arrived here yesterday tn tbe tloop
Hopes:ill, from New-Providence, and
gives h: tbe following account of the less
of tbe brig Rebecca.
On t ! ie iStlt of September, in lat. 22
long. 75. the Island of Mero Peroos bear
ing E. N. E. diflanee about 3 leagues,
running tor Cheftertifld Key, coast of Cuba.
At 3 in the morning, found himfelf close
upon the breakers—in (landing off, found it
impoflible to clear the rocks 011 that tack,
tried to go about,' but unfortunately (lie
milled (lays—then attempted to ware, but
was too near the breakers—therefore let go
both anchors, notwithstanding which, we
werft on tbe reaf, bilged, and w s totally
loft.- The next d;.y was taken off the wreck
by a Spanilh licenced (loop from Nepa for
New-Providence. Ingoing to the (loop in
one of the boats, was swamped, and obliged
to swim 20 minutes before they wero re
lieved by a boat from the (loop. They ar
rivsd at New-Providence on the 23d, and
took passage the next day on board the
; Hopeftill, for this place.
Captains M infield alid Nichols, of Ne*-
York, were waiting at (N. P.) for their
trials ; and a brig from Baltimore, pierced
for 18 guns, for Havanna, name unknown,
was brought in the day the Jlopefliil failed.
FOR SALE,
The following Real Eflate ; the property of
Anthony Francis Haldimand, Et'quire,
of London,
582 and an half
/Veres Pa tented Land
SITUATE on Vin»yard Greek, in the township
and c»uety of Huntingdon, in the ftire of
Pennfylvani 1, on a public road about 5 mile* frc m
the town of Huntingdon, which it situated on a
hoataMe river—there are on the premises a watr
Grift Mill and Saw Mill— federal Log dwelling
Hnufes—one of which is occupied as a Tavern,
with a Distillery fnppliedby a powerful spring of
excellent water—a coufiderable quantity of Timo.
thy Meadow fit for the scythe, and fevcral acres
of arabe Land already cleared—l his tra<st will
admit of being divided into three farms, with a
doe proportion of meadow and arable lan 4 in each.
At preient in tenure of Adam Hall, Rfq. John
Hicks, and ethers
187 and an half acres en Trough Creek, in
Union townlhip.a flonriftiing settlement, firft rate
lapd, with a fmaH improvement.
173 and 3 quarters acres adjoining the above
and the fame quality—as those lad mentioned
trails are adjoining surveys they would make one
valuable farm.
In Bedford county,
374 acres fitnate on Dunnings Creek, firft rate
land, on a public road to Bedford.
364 and 3 quarters acres adjoining tfie above,
and oi the fame quality.
388 acres called the Springs, fame quality as
above
198 and 3 quarters ?cres on half way run, a
good improvement and now in tenure of Jacob
Moles.
Terms of fale,as follows, viz— One fourth part
of the cohfideration money mull be paid ia hand,
and the refi<jUfi divided into tour or five annual in
ftalmen's,as may suit the ptrchafers—to be feau
red by mprtgage.
Apply to John Cadwalladtr, Efq Counsellor at
Law, in the town of Huntingdon, or to the fub
fcribersin the city of Philadelphia
Willings £5? Francis.
October 14 iawßw
Notice to Creditors.
0- TAKE Notice that 1 have applied to the
Judges of tht Court t>f Common Pleas, for the City
and County »i Philadelphia, for the benefits ot the
several afts of this Common wc >kh, and tl»ey have
appointed Monday,t*ie 6thofO&ober.at ioo'clock
A. M. at the Court H use, to hear me and my
Creditors, at which time and place they may at
tend if they think.prcper
THOMAS DENTON.
September 18.
OTIC
To the Pilots of the Bay and
River Delaware.
THAT agreeably to Directions of the
Board of Health that they " bring the velfels
to, which they nv.y have ch, rge of, before
the Lazarett >, after the firfl of next month
as heretofore, until otk-i wile directed.
NATHAN FALCONER.
'Mailer Warden of the Port of Philadelphia
Warden's Office, Sept. il, 1800.
Gazette ot the United States
PHILADELPHIA,
WfiDN'BSDAY F.VKNING, OCTOBER I $
Prices of Public Stock,
PuILADELmIA , ©CTOBSII 13.
'The par amt
of a Jhire,
KigV per cent, flock—loß per cent.
,Six per cent aud
Navy ditto \ 87 or 1 7 / 4 pr. ic/
Deferred 6 per cent. 85 17/
Three per cent. 53 iqfj
5 1-1 per cent. 85 17/
4 1-2 per cent. none.at market.
BANK United States, 34 p cent advan.~\
Pennfylvania, 30 . f*'f" (
— N America 50 ditto {
lafuratice Co. Penns'a »o ditto J
North America up. ct. below par
Turnpike ... m do. do.
Sehuylki 1 Bridge - - par
Water J.oan, none at market
Kaft-Indiu Co. N. A do
Land Warrants do
St. Augujl'me Church Lottery Trclets 9 dollars
EXCHANGE.
On London at 60 & 90 days, 71 <1 71 j
On Afnfterdam, do 39 a4O ccott )
[per Florin >
On Hamburgh do 36 *37 ceart \
[per Mark Banco-^
Rates of Foreign Coins in the United
States.
Dolls. Cts.
F.Dglifh pound fleiling 4 44 ")
Infh do do 4 10 (
Dutch or Guijder ® 39 \
Hamburgh Mark Banco o 33J j
The subscriber having frequent!}'
heard complaints of the want of accuracy in
tbe price current of public Mock, has conclud
ed to fnrniHi the Gazette of th- United States,
c ccafionally (if called for) with what may in
his opinion be cnnfidered the Market Prices
of Stock,* and the Raffi of Exchange.
M. M'CONNELLy
Cbesnut street, No. 143.
T« Readers jnd Correspondents.
" Extraft from an old sianufcript" we
difcem at once is from a refpe&able source.
As a refpedtable and ufclul produ&ion we
will readily insert it. The author is very
accurate in his political second fight and has
no resemblance either to Gad*ury or Par
tridge.
A wholeforrie moral elLy, on the misap
plication of talents, (hall appear. It is plea
i'ant to hear the foft voice of a Female M<*r
tor urging giddy aiid frolic youth and lofty
ambition to rejeft maddening draughts, and
to quaff the purer " waters of Siloam,
which (low foftly."
Various communications from New-Jer
sey (hall be attended to. Personal and pri
vate anecdotes, ancLambiguous danders must
be avoided. Some of the Burlington county
writers perhaps are only venting pri-vate
fplecn in attacking a political adverf.iry—
It is requested, in the language of the Br rich,
that no one wander from the point and that
the gist of the argument be closely in fifed
on. Whether their Cent, be a weak or wife
Lawyer, whether his Mayoralty be splendid,
like that of Whittingtok, or factious
like that of Bfckfokd is quite irrelevant
to the controversy.
We are told from authority which it is
believed may be relied upon, that the result
of the ele&ions in :he~State of Maryland, is
not in fatt, to he enrfidered as the preva
lence of anti-federalism ; but an expression
of the public sentiment in favour of the e
ledion of Electors by the people, and that
by Diftri&s.
TO YHI
Editor of the Gazette of tbt United States.
IN your late piper several attempts have
been made to ridicule the talents, and a&ions
of General Bloomfield, and to injure his pri
vate charadler, Any publicataions relative
to the political principles, and conduit of
this Gentleman, would no' be confidere'd im
proper, especially at this time ; hut such as
have 110 relation to these fubjedls, ought to
be luppretled and discountenanced as having
a tendency to create distrust, and diflentions
in society, rather than to correft errors in
morals, relig on < r politics. The anonymou*
publications in your paper of Thurldiy lift,
are of such anaure, that General Bloom
field will not, and ought not to notice them.
Considerations however which impose silence
on him, do not prevent his friends from
declaring these publications fcandalons, and
falfe. The truth of this declaration will
appear by the certificates hereto annexed,
which you are rcquelled to publish in your
next paper. The firll, given by Chief
Justice Kinfey proves the General's refpe&a
bility, and praftice as a Lawyer. The fe
cowd given by men well acquainted with
the fafts mentioned in their certificates,
proves that he was not concerned either in
building the Hall of the City of Burlington,
or in making the Inscription in front of it.
TRUTH.
Burlington \yb Octoler 1800.
_ \
I hereby certify that Joseph Bloomfield
Efqnire, was twice appointed Attorney Ge
neral of N*w-Jrrfey, and l'ervrd i» that
oißce from the year 1783 until the year
1792 —when he resigned ami retired from
business. I further certify, that at the bar,
he was eflcemed refpettable in his prr.ftfiioj],
and urtill his rcfignation of tlie office ol
Attorney Genera!, poffefled full, extensive
and refpe&able pra&ice.
JAMES KINSEY.
Burlington Neiv Jersey 1
October 1 jfi ißco j
We certify that the Hall of the City of
Burlington, was built tinder the sole dired\-
ion of perfors appoin*td by the corporatio-n,
and Townftiip of Hurli (Jton, thll, tint
part of-the Infer,ptioti in from of it, whii:h
cxpreffc; that it was built " In tlu* Mayo
ralty ot Joseph -Bloomficld'' was inscribed
by order of the Committee, as a compliment
to the Mayor, for the attention he had al
ways (hewn to the interefh of the corporation
without consulting liim on the fubjed, ant 7
without any expense to him.
City of Burlingtsn ~l Micajah Ems
October ijfi) 1800. J WM.CoxEjunr.
From the NEWARK GAZETTE.
Tkc Jlatcment of Tench Coxe,
President Adams, refuted.
THE subscriber having been applied ta
by fcveral refpe&able citizens of New Jerfeyy
friendly to the of Prefidsnt A
dams, to (late particularly the amount of a
conversation -which lately occurred between
him and dodtor Benjamin Rujb, refpeftiog *
the assertion in a letter from Tench Cox, to
the editor of the Aijjp>ra and published in
that news paper of th£ fith inlt In confor
mity to such requtft, gives the following
statement which he would b? willing, if
: neceflary, to verify by affidavit :
400
10
3°o
10
" On Thursday morning, the 2d day of
O&ober, init. 1 called to fee my brother
in-law, doftor Benjamin Rujh, at his house
in Pliilad lphia. As I was about to depart,
he requested me to stay a few minotes, üb
til he tViould (hew me a letter which he had
written to Tench Cone. He read the said
letter which contained cen/ures 00 said COxc
on account of an afiertion which said Coxe
was said to have made and published, that
the said doftor Rit/h had mentioned, tkat
President Adams had spoken favorably of a
Kingly Governm nt ; and the said doflor
Rujh did expressly ttll me, that said C xt,
was uf.erly mijl ien,\r. having attributed such
an cjferlion to him The said doftor Rn/h t
did expressly tell me, that President dd rns %
had never said any thing to him on the lub
je£l of Monarchial G vernment either favor*
able or unfavorable,and that he knew nothing
of the Prefident'B fmtiments on that fuhjeS,
except as colle&ed from his public writings,
and h£ further requested, that the amoanc
of this (hould be made public in
New-Jersey.
Lucius Ho atio Slochon."
O&obt r 11. 1800
from Cadiz. ,
*
i %
COPY.
To h's Excellency Sir Richard Bickerton
Bart. Rear Admiral of th* Blues, and
Commander of his Britannic Majefty'i
forces before Cadiz.
Cadiz, 13 h Ju'y, 1800.
SJR,
We, the undersigned neutral Consuls re-
Cdent in this city, excited by that zeal
which we owe to our fellow citizens on the
proteftion of their rights of neutrality, do
now (in conformity with a resolution ligni-
Sed to our refpc&ivc governments) tak& the
liberty to represent to your excellency, that,
in the blockade of this port, which took
place in the year 1797, by his Britannic Ma.*
jelly's fleet under the command of the right
houorable Earl St Vincent, and latterly re
newed by the declaration of his excellency
Lord Keith, permillion was freely granted
that those veflels with their cargoes, which
appeared to be aftually and bona fideneatral
property, might fail fronj hence in every fej
curity, and we have uniformly furnifhed such.
vefTels with certificates under our consular
seals which have hitherto served the end of
securing them from interruption.
We now learn that your excellency has
given orders to the commanders of the feve-
rs! (hips of your fqnadron to capture and de
tain for adjudication all vefTels, without
diftindion, that may attempt entering or
failing out of the ports of Cadiz and St. Lu
car, to the manifeft and ferioua prejudice of
the trade and commerce of our refpeftive
nations, aftully in peace and amity with
Great Britain* wrhidi wfti be telt with ag
gravated force in as much as the precited
indulgence granted by Lord St. Vincent,
might reasonably be supposed to exist, while
it was not pointedly rescinded by the decla
ration of hie excellency Lord Keith, which
ftatej the present blockade to be only con
tinuance of that which had taken place id
the year 1797-
We find, however with infinite regret
that in opposition to the system hitherto
praclifed, almost all the neutral veflels that
failed from this port in the latl momh and
present, have been captured and sent into
British ports under such circumftano/e of ri
gorous procedure as infpircs just motives of
anxiety for the fecurty of the several re
maining veflcls of our refpeftive nations now
in this bay, the Major part of whieh enter
ed in ballast, 3c the others with cargoes of
of neutral property without meeting any
force off this port to obftruft their entry.
May we, therefore reqneftofyour exeel
ency that on due refle&ions of these citcum
ftances which we expose in favor of the vef
fcls now in loading here you will be pleased
te fay, whether they will be fuffered to pro
ceed to their refpe&ive destinies with the
cargoes they are now employed in taking on
board, which cenfift a&ually of neutral pro
perty, the returns for con fignments made
hither ; ex luding from any favourable con
ctlfion you may make such vefTtls as have
'oeen duly notified not to c'.er these ports ;
!or in c;;te vowr excel ency may nit judge it
convenient to favor this our pretention, you
will be so good as to fay with what degree
of fecuritv the veflels in question may pro
ceed from hence in ballall with Lit or oih
ei wile.
With the view of obtaining ycur Excel
lency's fentimrnts in reply to these points,
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