JnWe importing were eftablfee* under the Bat*mn fro.utho da« hereof but tile v«He's which havt a«-i*tU i\ . that period cannot' be deemed entitled to itie fame advaiitap*, aiu j must tlw , be conlidered fubjdcl to the British La . and to clear out wit], s uch articl-s onlv as tr °™ British ports -are permitted to C,V ) r> jT a temporary regulation (W ---gciled by jultice to the captors o £ the ill and, and to enable the Agents employed their parts to-copduft the bufmefs w which they are engaged, with regiilaricy—thr veflels now in port mult, prior to'tfiey- fail ing, produce a certificate from Benjamin Waterhoufe, Esquire, or Patrick Malonv, Hating that no claim ot theirs, as Agents, exists again ft the vefTels of pel {bn» about to depart ;n them. "•« '1 Given under my hand on board hi-, ma jelly s (Lip Ainphion, Cu'i-ratoa Har bour, 30th Oaober, 1800. .(Signed)/ „ H- Seymour, By command of the Vice Admiral. (Signed)' A true,copy, B. H. Phillips. I certify that Benjamin Waterhoufe Esq. one of the Agents mentioimd in the noti e annexed, informed me that no v»flel would be permitted to depart from this place, pre vious to their paying a certain f.ilvage,'de manded by Frederick Watkins, Esq. of his Britannic MajeHy's (hip Nerelde.or lodging; Sufficient security to wait the determina tion ot a Cpurt of Admiralty on the rel- In teflimouy whereof, I have hereunto let rny hand, and the Seal of my office, at 4»ir r - acoa ' Novemhsr. 1800. B. H. Phillips, Confui oi the United States at Gurracoi. By the Ship Rose arrived at this Port. LONDON, Oa. r t 5 . By the Sally Ameiican ship, which was tiken by ! a Franchise frigate, and since r.. taken and Wrought int > J rfey, the following infoimation has beer received : La Concord', ot 46 i»uiis, and Mcdr., cf 42 ijuns, weie capufed about three months since, in 17 d? •. I«. lontb, by a I quad run of fix fliips , f the line and turn frigates, rff the coait of Brazil. La Franchise eleaped. Names'oj the ships tcken by the said 3 French Frigates. Ei'glifh ships The Albion, with horfej and provifiolls ; Britannia, with rum, to bacco and fait ; Maria with dry goods ; ' Matilda, with do ; Tartar, do. and provi sions ; Jonas, rum and tobacco ; Diana, dry goods ; Rubuft, do ; Pelerin, do ; Am. phitrite, do ; Camp oi Lipfiek 14,0031b. of ivory ; Prosperity, 5 ooolb. do ; M-rlin, 200 negroes ; Enterprise, ,40 do. and dry I goods , D.fpatch, in ba' all ; and Rebecca, 1 with 221 negroes. American ships.—John, with 3 ;,ooo dolls ; Venus, do ; Concorde ruin and to bacco ; Reliance, do ; Good UnderfWding, do ; Mentor, dry goods ; Rambler, do. Poituguefe fhips—l,e Bronfih with io© ne-roes anj 200 rolli of tobacco ; St- Anto nio, rum, f<up and palm oil, N. S. del Car n,»o goods ; St. Anne, provifiuns ; and Gorfm, do; Besides the above, (ince the capture of the Coincide and Medee, the Franehife has captured four large American ships, includ ing the Sally. The Cardinal de la Hochefoucault, A rch bifliop of Rouen, who died ] itely at Mun fter, the feuior of the French F.pifqo pooy. There now remains only two Car dinals of that nation, viz. the Cardinal de Rohan, Bishop of StralWrh, and tUe Car dinal de Laval Montmorency, Bishop of Mputz, and Great Almoner ot Fra' re, who has retired to Mittau, to Louis XVIII. The province of Normandy, or which the Cardinal de la Rocliefouciult was \Tetroli ttn, has at present only two Bilhips out of seven which it'formerly had. Since Ins trial, Haofield, has remained in Newgtfte. On Saturday, however, a war rant was sent from the Duke of Portland's oflice, to remove him to Bedlam, where an apartment hjid been prepared for his recepti on. He was dre fled in a dark coat, and ap peared to be perfe&ly csim and collected. When he arrived at Bediam, he exprefled some objection to the place., but add'd, " I darr fay there are many better men heie than myfelf, and I am sure there are nwny out of Bedlam whadelerve to be in it as much as I do." He is paler and rather thinner than he was on his trial. The orders from the Duke of Portland, are, not to fuffer any v fits of idle curiosity to him. Education FOR rOUAG LjiDIES. COLUMBIA HOTTSE, BOARDING & DA Y-S C HO O L, »«-COMM«NctD For the winter ftafon, 0,. Monday, Oftobet 6th, Walnut, between Fotlrth and Fifth-ftreets. •HyFRS. GROOMBJUDGE refpeilf.Hy » c . IV.I kr.awledges the liberal enconragemem lht hss experienced, for more than seven yejrs m Philadelphia, and, as the most expressive proof of gratitude, will be a coiuioua ce of tke unre mitting attention, already pa d to her pupils ; flitters herielf, it will be the bcft rtcomrrterfd,! tion to tuture patronage. Tl-e following branches (or any of them sep arately) may be engaged for, as most a?rc:eab)e, the Engliftj, French, and Italian langOaces ' grammatically ; writing, arrithmetic, geogrv ' PJ» u s e ®f the globes, hiltnry, music, vocal I and iiiftrumentaf, drawing and dancing. Plain work, marking, embroidery md tam bour m gold; fllver or colour?, fillagree, artifi- SMI flower*, fancy bafkeM, nettin?, ha 4 r, print •loth, and muslin work of every kind. I AG. ia. djwiwu- 1 WKI>NK.,T)AY KVK.HI »<?•', DKCTMBER Ib. i'he Editor of the N-iV-Torfe Mer cantile Adv;rfiier, lays, that in Rhode- IHand 4 votes were for Mr. Adams, 2 for Mr. Pinckney, and 2 for Mr. Jav. —The Editor of the New-York Gazette lays, ;io ailual rdurn from Rhode illand has been received. [ The Electors of Preudent and Vice- I reflJent of the United Stales, met yes terday throughout the Union, for the purpole of giving in their votes for thole important officers. In this State we can with confidence aflert (though it is not our duty officially to announce it) that they were unanimous for Adams and PINCKNEY. Boji, Com. Gaz. j ji' N. Yates. In the year 1734, a pamphlet was pubhlhed in London entitled " The Deformity of Sin cured," a sermon, preached at St. Michael's, Crooked Lane, by the Reverend Z. Crookskanks. Sold by Humphrey Rickets, at the Crooked-billet, near Cripplegnte. Mrs. and Miss Gibbcs, and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott, arrived in this city on Wednesday evening f 2 6th uk.] from the northward. [Charleston pa. No conclusion favorable to the eleftion of Mr. j. fferXon can be drawn from the elc t! -ii r,t Mr. Galliard, to the lpeakei's cli ,ir of the South Carolina Leyifluure, supposing it to be acclilate. The Senate of Sou: 1 C.n -lint, c> !>>.j Jc ! almoit entirely of Feder alists, cor.si is of 37 members, and the hoafe of Representatives, when all met, amount to >2,; l.i that although tin I'r . J,- of M r . J may have been veryj«dulfrioin,in making a quorum and choofini; a fjx-aker, yet when the Icl 1011 of Prt!i Sent and Vice-I J rei". ~ n came on four days after w irds, matters may have worn a d fFereni aspect, from the joint vote of frotb houses, and mm the ills in the lower house having increased their number to 70, which hU been f.iid to be thsir strength. _ Bait. pap. From ibe London Monthly The comedy, written hy Mr. Moreton I entitled Speed the Vtevgb, was performed, for the firft time, on the Bvh of this totfoth, a; Co vent Garden Theatre. This play is confhufled on thi* Geunm model ; but, in oTi . inghy t!;e blcijiifhcs of the German dramatic writers, it dors not compensate w.tli the excellencies of K -zebue, and ore or two mora of those w t rs , Kvtz-bne, who, seems to have ©ccalicned a species of ievolution on out flagr, abayn ls with afTed mg incidents and delightful expreflions of palTion ; bqt with th. fe be uties which are ot the higher order, he fills infinitely short ot the tafle and refinement of the mod p.-,. II file d* of bur draiT. tic wr.ters. ' H'i bell | pieces Tire di-figured with the d-fet\s of a:i art in its infancy : he is often extravagant, ! irregular and uncouth. If he begets delight > j Or ad'mlhiHent by fpfnetting beautiful or gigantic, in the fame work lie difgulls with j [ Tomething defjiicible for it. nificaiic?, ior ridiculous for its want of propriety. If : tli' Englilh rtsgf wa» growing qull, it was , not amiss to go to Gcthnny sot passion. and | its c-nlequeot force. But there was no ne ; o ffiH-, in the natore of the traffic, to brint? | from Germany the absurdities of a ftage-*. Speed the Plough i; partly comic and nart- Iv lerious. One of th* charafkers fuppefes ini, It to be the murderer of his brother. W hat is to be said to such a circumstance in a comedy ? or a play ■ for the writer may he altowrd the benefit of that name ? The iuppoled murderer ffalks about with A phren zv that may very well stand for a burl'efque 0,1 such f»rt of composition. The scenes heie an tided to are capable (enough df pleating the vulgar. 1 hey sympathize with the ap pearance of firrow or anguish, however, matnficially the tale is told. They are like a lavage for the firft time fees a ffatue, and who would be delighted with the work of the moll clumsy carver in wopd. But it is the bufintis of the ftoge to improve the talle of every part of the audience. The actual employment of the writers, who run to Germ ny for their models, is fall further to corrupt and injure the feeling and judg ment ol the multitude ; nor is it true, that they are onliged to lower tbemfeiwes to the level of their audience ; there is this impor tant didinflion to be made,—the inoft igno rant are quick ip perceiving faithful and ftr ng exhibitions of nature ; in the word p.-iure there is a relemblance of the origi nal, and it is the resemblance the pouulace admire ; the ignorance therefore that pre j vents the discovery of faults, is not such as ' 10 exclude the fpedlator from feeling part at least t.f the charms of maflerly imitation. Let those who question the truth of this opi nion reiort to fail ; let them watch an au dience 011 the fir ft night of a piece ; they will si »d, that in all pnfftges remarkable for the truth oj their delineation, applause as often lprmgs from the gallery as any part of the houle. Lut although ]\ir, Moreton's pl.»y is faul ty, atfd even monftn.us, in the ;.r.-ater part o( the fevSote incidents ; it has nrmy hcaq ti s both'of charaftcr and fuuitkm. The whole cha rafter of fa I'm tfAsbfield is delight'- iu!!y drawn : it has the two qualities, iliffi- Gazec:c of fhc Unitcj'sutes. PulL.Uitl^HlA^ . •* SPEED THE PLOUGH. •* * 1 1 jCuiij t tt> combine, cf aß^cfcunwwrs. 5 i: !,c H ' :n, y a»->mrJri-n a »stk-r (hie, ,ii« t! ; e fatte ejcre.kmcie*. Thp fituatwi i K> '* ,■ ■.T?!??'", ?jis- Iniitllorci requires.! ! hn» ti. -.vim. Henry. oot of liij li.Mis;-, H.rirv ; ; the ■'l'.jett vc fit* proleflioit uid l-ive, is ex- i qwlnWy beautilfu 1. and is even, pe t hnps without defeft; Thnc are other beautks in' I the piece.; but thty jire, : for the molt part, either faint, or aic tuples of other work*. ! In '^ ec} the author his too often condescend : ed to uke.fr: m others, which is the more ' to.be lan-emedj becatsfe be h« given nne- Ciiivociil proofs of his capacity to contrive and execute for himlelf. Brim the NeWfYorh DcVy Advertiser. TO I HE CLERGY—Alp'others,' Gtr.tlamcn, , 'J Ik. aniuverfary of th.it mournful period 1 when the Full and Best of Men. c'ealed to I be, will thii year tall on the of . Dec. 14th. A friend Q f yours, with due c.efereiie suggests the propriety of adapting the ciliourfes ; and musical performances of Urn day, (othe recognition of the character, talents, lervice and faith of one, whom the cbriftian world has delighted to honor ; and which, at this time, will so wdl become the altars.and temples dedicated to the Cer vices nf Alnvghty God. On the fubjeit of the'faith of our deceafcd j 'ilend, permit me to introduce to your tea ucrs the following exti'ift : Ot Crener.il faith in the truth and excellence of the holy scriptures, he gave evidence not only by his mart excel lent and muff exemplary life, but in his writ ings ; especially when he afrribei the melior ated condition of mankind, and the mere a fed bleuings of society « above ill to the pure and benign ligf,. 0 f the Uevelation and wh. . he offers to God his earned priver «that he woul.i most grarioufly be pieaf d, to difpole osfll tn'dn'" jtfftice, to tftve mercy, and to ceme u. juifrlves with t mt cha ty, humility I and pan lie temper of min4, which were the I ch rafterirtics of the divine ;mtr, ir of our j.olsfied UeligicYi ; without an bumble imita tion of whose example in tFiefe things, we can never hope to Oe a happy natior In the address to hiro immediately after hecommenced his Prrh Jencyover tlitf Uni ted States, from a venerable and relpeda ble body of men, who were in the oft situa tion to know his religious ch;,rafter, and who, no doubt, exprrflVd what they knew, is the following to his 'faith in ;hriftian»»y. '« But we derive a presage," Ity they, "even more flattering from the Piib'ic virtue the lriofl certain mean "f public felicity, nnd.religion i* the surest bafts nf virtue* We thert-fuie esteem it a ( happineiy to beh Id in our Chief ' gift rate a i :;ttitynf avo.icvcf friend ceoi his 'dniriiftitioo in rational and exal ted (entinn ts ut"piety, nod who in his pii vate-couduA atmrnj thcr*lwftitmes of the ffilpel of .'hrilt f: Grounded on tTiefc pure and excellent di><3tr<nrs, t<> which. his life was emu luch exemplary ffriflfaefs , ; >i<i . uniformity, the precepts of Christ, wt have ftr«m; con flation and. joy,in-believing, that ere this he has heard fronj Ini Cod and Saviour t 'u enrapturing fentence—Witt ■ done good nnd far.bfnl servant, enter into tie joy of your Lord. />ee is fareweil orders tc the armies of the (Jilted States, ' dated Rocky Hill, near Prince ton, N-vtinbcri, 178^. | See the " Orel's of the General Afletn bly of 1 he Prefbyierlan Church to the Pi efidcnt of ths United states," dated Philadelphia, May, 1789. " From the New-York Gazette. BY whoin, and wlten, the folloWing Pro phecy «ii writtes, are intftert pretty much in thedatl;. It would ten, from the rt felt bee t* cer- _ u,n circumflantes, that the pcrfjn m-fides in thr li.te nt New-York ; and that the prophecy is of recent date. The events foretold are all t happen in the latter end of this year, and in the course of the suc ceeding one ; so that the truth or futility of the predictions will i'oori be known. There are lome who may, peffibly, atFeft to consider the whole as a fabrication Such discerning men might be aflced, Are there not perlons continually at this day ? Has not a Fanner near New burgh prophccyed that this will be a hard winter ? Have not many been prophecying that Mi. Jeffeii'on would be Prelident ? Has not the author of' Sefious Considera tions' ) iret'ild some things * hich havp come to p„ ('3 ? Did he iT.jt fay, " You may hear the Minilleri ot Chrilt affiled ? And has not this been acco W ii!lied ,?.i)id he not fay, " They will prefer, Electees. if they can en - lure them, who are infidels?" And does not one of the greatelV infidels ih our country (land at the head of one of the Lifts ? If, then, others have uncfcftkken to pro phecy, why not this man ? If their pre dictions, in forne cases, have come to pals, why thou Id 110 credit be given to his ? A3 to the manner in which this prophecy is u(liered to the public, let it Office to fay, " (hat it is taithfu'ly trjßlcribed from the ori- > s*l ""antlfcriptjj and fuqh pacts have, been Irle&ed, as are to' have the earlkft convic tion. By theft, the imparlance can be judged of revealing wh it feroaiiis. [_ißoo.] " Near die clefe of tlvis year, Envoys charged with hegociauogr. peace with a fore: ."n power, will return ; and it will be found, that they have done nothing final as to tli fettlcitient of difference* ; nothing to recompense the absence, delay, and. ex pence ; and nothing out what might have been tranfailed with more fafety and dignity had they not been sent. A PROPHECY. ' " ' n -si V .. •' " Som4'of the voces given at aji imfct.r ---; tW.t fkfllon will be contrary w£thc, expert,- tio,i ot .ill ; and tile refalt will prove ,1 | aerful disappointment to many. Seluom. | ; aave there been seen so many long f aC6r3 . ] " A certain Democrat, who is become < bald, through his execrtive anxiety about I the affairs of (late, and coiifhnt watching J for the public good, having.befptiken a Wig, will, on ins being disappointed, in the elect- ' ion of a Prelident, qoinuermand it. j " A marriage, concerning vUiich there will be nruth talk and curious {peculation. | , " D - l>riT< 01, the modefl editor of » The " Kmpe ot H afon' wih (wear by his sb ul I that America is a comical "country, .where •he foulks refttie to be dtslructed, and will wish that he was fitting by a peat fire, and roafhng in Ireland '• On the firit day cf January, about 7 | o'clock in the evening, if I m'iflake not, the Governor of an arijac nt fhte, towards th.e letting lun, will grew very drunk and lioi •y —will rave about old toiies, apostate wigs, J and Britilh agents; and when hufted by his Secretary, will bid said to kils* his*** s ' Some time this month, a member of Congi fs will make a Speech live hours, wan ting seven minutes, long which will confirm his opponents in their own opinion ; dur ing which some of the members will fall a(Lep;and none of them, at the conclusion of the Speech, will Be able to recoil .-fit what was said at the beginning. Dr. Prieflley will write aiiother book. " A battle between Timoleon, and a cook maid, occasioned by the maid ITngeing a , fowl with the fliects of his late " Solemn ' Adrefs." " February. An infidel printer will start, as though he had (ecu a ghost, at an occur rence wholly unexpected by him. " An old woifian will be known to hive counted her chickens before they were hatch ed and be laughed at by. all her neigh bours. '■ The rr.onths of March and April ot this year will be memorable for an effufion of nonfenfr, ribaldry and lies. Grotius, Timolion, Marcus Brutus, &C. will be so busy in driveling with their pens as not to pave, time to comb their heads, or garter their (lockings. " Some people called Chrlflians will greiv oufly complain of infidels having attempted to pa: out their eyes, by blowing powders, or thruftiug the finger into them ; but tlmfe who escape will declare that they now fee tetter than ever. " A certain pei ion being big in his own eyes, and who h„s been dipped in political waters, will not liave influence enough with his fellow citizens to be elected to tlie low est office. '■ In the banning of the fumroer, a gre t and good man who has held many high offices, and rendered cflVntial services to hi? country, will voluntarily retire from public life. «' A St itefnian, whose talents have ex posed him Co- the envy >f rivals, and w'hr.fe h" efty ha? been abuled by intriguers, will rfe superior to all oppolition, and take that plac« in the estimation of liisTellow ci- i tizein, to which h s unc mincn politic,i •vifdom and virtu-s entitle him." TRINIDAD, Oct. 18. BY HIS ELCKLLKNCY THOMAS PJCTON, Esc^ Governor and Commr.ander in Chief of the Island of Tiinidad, and its De pendencies, Bcc. &c. Sec. A PROCLAMATION. It b-ing made clearly appear by the re prelentadona ot the planters, inhabitants, &c. that there actually does at present ex— ilt an alarming fearcity of all the articles of provisions ablolutely neceflary for the Fup— port ol the (laves employed in carry in >• oil the cultivation -if the island ; and that th<" arrival of new fett.'ers, and the d.iil. iinpor tanion o( (laves from the other iilands,-ope rates to increaie an evil which already give.s cause to a fenous alarm,- audit apjtars upon ftritft inveftigltion, that the quantity ot Rum and Molasses manufs&ured in the island, is far JilfufEcießt lor the payment of the necessary supplies of these effenti.il arti | cles. I have therefore thought Jit to issue j this, my PhoclamArios. to pubiiih and de j clare, that it shall be lawful for vt.ffcls, tlie | property of the fubje&s of the United Slates of Am erica, coming-diietily from she i la:j rt ites with provisions and Lumber of J all kinds, the growth and produce of that j country, to take and receive in exchange, to the exaft, value of their rfi+'peftive car goes, and no more, any other article the ac tual produce of this colany, except, lpdig. ■~ Lotton, Lignum Vitse, and Dyin,, VVood. And the officers of his majeliy's cuttoms within this lfl.ind, aie lie re by required to j take due notice thereof! This is to c n'i nue in force for Six Months fioni the date hereof. Given under my hand and Feal at arms, at government houfe,this 11th Oct. in the year of our Lord, 1800, and ®f his majelty's reign the fortieth. THOMAS PICTON. Thomas Clapbam, Sec'ry. Infuranct Company of North | America. £s* THE STOCKHOLDERS are hereby informed, that a dated Meeting of the Com pany will be held at tleir Office, on the i jth day of Jsnu-iry next, (being the fday in the Month) for the Ele&ion of Ucaty five Diredlorsfor the eniairig year. CHARLES PET TIT, Prrfidcnt. December 10 f&t'i^thj PRINTING, Neatly executed at the Office of the Gazette ©f the United Statees i.: RETURN Qi< VOTLS, J>. President and Vtee President »f United States. Ne>v-HanipQiire, MafiVchufeCM., 16 16 Itliode-liland, C'mnetf icut, - q q VVrirflnt, New-York,! . r '* ■'•'A New-J<?rJcy, , .7 y Pi-nnfylvaDia, ■-- 7 n\ a-Uwire,. . ! tyUryUni, -'-- Jv ;< * Kentucky, Tcnncffce,. , ■ x-'Vr* -r , North. Cajslm®, •South-Carolina, Georgia, 47 Gazette Marine Lift. PORT OF PHILADELPHIA. ARRIVED, alcow Sally, Rulfel Antigua 43 Fru ; t, to Captain. (Cleared. >hip Franklin, I'ucker Cork Souin Car, Una, Garman Charlelton ■■'•'g Tl '>'J-m i 'New-Orleans kh'r Beif v Ho lon, Webb Antigua Da id L'Homcdieu New ,York jefferfoa, Donaldfon Sc. Tliomas c k *■ '■ I '■ -'• n > 1 pper' Norfolk Sn p R- fi>ack, Ki : -f, from London, is laid o be hi low. • cl ] •'« :l " '' «' i» V. inflo from Cape Fran cis, is 1 flow Ship i.iolly, F in, foi Livrrp ol; brij; Men or, b' ,-u I..'], ior JLnjo; ; 1 :j:(1 >;i - , vT aiu y, <rown, New- V -. k # a. J IVveril ot'ier vei els, went t-o sea on M irifay IaII Snip a.j;.e, i'-drtionfuii, for /amiica, 2nd choorser Nancy, f. r Port went 0 sea on M Jniiay lait. llarquc, Polly, Sntll, for Londonderry, left New-CdiPe yefisrday. Scha : -ne He , Crowe;], fr .in .';eiue, has arrived at Savannah. * BAtfIEM, December 1. Particulars cf the ! if- ot me ship Mount VcV- vJOOfI, ■ Siiled from Salem, September 17. Nothing remarkable happened until the mor jng of the 17th Oa.,ber, *hm at half palt 4 in the morn ing# the breakers \vere diitovered under the •- ■' i- i••imd rlie;i. to h e he e- of Hie iil.i:d ,ot Little D iv.;, abut tli ■ty laagi/e» to ihe N. a". U', 01 1 ij'rii M. imuKduteiy a t.-r ftri kMß ve go. !i a . , r 011 ilkr , n or < r to •' '.i I . cmn.* weie fruit! '3, H i.k ail'l (l,e ii! Ed comp te . .a ': 'ten - . r.r <; ijj.t 1 nig of the !hip, all kan's ottimdjced getting rut provifi oiis, andafier procuqit)? 1 fufft ien quan b >ats, and landed • n thejiil-i d of Little Oavi* iter .andinjj we liegari 'o huiid on b»th our ats, ;n or. e ,ff ; feie to Vi n- a, ab;u; 9 isagues dirtai.t. The naming >r v:y» !«' u' int. ntioe of embarking, a Ber nl ; n c ' n ' :t ' tr f 1.1) g'n s, RoUin cii ; m'i ftf. r ! ev: rv afiiita ce in hi* power 111;:, ail .. er iji,s, rieven fix poun !cr>, a new ciLle, a new hawl'er, a kedger i'ii !-or, about twe ty bolts thin duck, ei htecn jrtwer.ty 'ia-:e.s flour, all damaged, and a r ew other articles. Captain Neil, with twelve 5 b fi-est!..- !" on . mate, let'i he 111 nduf LittleDavi in the long boat, (with the specie :i bii'4 «S:fh he ha.l :a.ed) «. V'.-nm, »he-e he urobably arrived in nine or ien h urs, s J.V had a fji, wind vd fi;:c «.i a r - the '••"J ' crew, with in - 1 ,its an 1 third he Csprain hurr.a .1 ly landed them ai: at. St. ( x; ept the chief m.te, Mr. J. Ed -1 a:nft t < 1 i t- imp- .Ted on board the En , lilh i'hips of war -t Tt; .da. Mr. Oiorge Smith, 'rom whnra \te obtiin d the torse :t./ p: icular*, was a marriner lay in a ''ortfm ,:i bliss fr.vu .*t. Tho:nas. 1 he lofaofthe Mo jtitJjTerno* cannot be at r"'u '! ' '_anv ' • i - tie of her officers or :rew, but T lely to:he rapidity of thl cur e :r. The Reef on wl.i fh w 3 lost, has ; cen f tat ■v 5 fliirs i ■ iu.de of » few yfar . -■' »* •' v 1 n ' sda » ei! fr..'ri this >i ,r ti pi. Ved i;p th vrc ko' a b a>, wth four ■ ■ " J> , ■; v hie 1 h ■ a! b:en 5 j; j— hey ' el-jiged to » fh bri,-, from 'd.jOi,, n- " Trd u. d -the reminder of hf . rew a .d paflVtfgeri* and among whom wa« ai. 1 tw.i c..iidroj, weic pro ably !• ft K JuJl l\ec:-ived by A. Dickens ; Pefultory Reflexions, . Political Aspect of PUBLIC AFFAIRS In the United States of America. Fart II " And I looked, and behei.l apalehor r e; and " his name that lat on h-m was Death, and 14 Hell f jliow«d with hiia " (t rice 35 C nts ) ALSO carmen' secular e December 10. $ <4 ><? - 6 § 5 -5 •8 $ : 12 12 OO GO 8 . 8 5 ! 5 s \ V* ti y «'«'• +7 I 25 | 25
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