- - i A. -
X
leaving the family f G;neral Wahingv
tonthcn prefident ot the, U. StatesJ to
It wai hy pride and my' "happinefs to
prcfcrrc the jrienilhip of that exalted
man to the dole of his illuftrioys'Hfe.
V :Prifcelon, Nev; 1,1. . '
Dear Sirt ' .y; ''".;. ;
Your letter reached me yefterday, and
informed fne of your intention to embark
next week for Europe.
VViihingifrpTri"; the eilecm I entertain
'Tor your characTer, 'tOM-ender you every
fervice in toy power, I could not avoid
troubling you with the two inclofsl let-
ters-rhough your acquaintance in France
Ttjade it almo't utmeceilary.
With great e,fteem,
-. , . I arn dear $'.rf
Your molt, obedient frrvant,
".'. : G. WASHINGTON. .'
Major Jackfdn.
. Pkilhhlphid, Dec. ?6, 1791.
Dear Sir,
At the fine time that 1 .acknowledge
the receipt cf your letter, notifying me
of your intention to enter upon a proMV
fio:i4l purfutt'.; , and d iri;it; jhe. "enfuing
tern jtt.yofe yoiiri'eltlor ad.nitt.ance'as .a
praciiiumcr ot I vv irt the fsiprcne Co.irt
of the ilate of Pennsylvania, i beg y on to
be peffuaied that my belt wilhwS i.l ac
company yen in that .-or in any other
"Walk. into vv-u If yojr imeteft or incliia
lion may. led yoov "''.. ..
That your determination is the remit
of the .b;ll view you hae of your circum.
'itjnccs and expectations, I take for gran
ted, and thoretorj lhall fay nothing, ;.
with ple-fiirc k(m to tn: juitice of it -fhjli
diclaie to ) 1, that your department
'his been regulated by. principles of intcg
lity ai huVior, ar.d, 1 hat. the duties of
your ttation have hr. cxccirtc, wi'h a-
. btlity ; u'vl I c -jnCe the ovcafi ji your
aJJrcfsatl ir Jc I mu, tnthank you for 'aiP
vo;ir attentions, snt for the tervices
which, you hive rendered me fincc you
, have br.cn a ;inmber tr my tjmtly.
-tc-t IJ;'f departure tro it b;. made
pvifeeVy conve ticnt to yrarfelf ; and.be-'
iitve me to be with fuicere eitccm and
regard, s y ; '
. Dear Sir,
Your aifiCiionate,
. And oblii-d lervant,
G. WASHING I ON.
.TIjor Jackfon. " . ;
t t The following letter was ad.lrciTV.1 to
mc by jic'icra! Linco n,, . wh.jrn I refined
fb?..9'S ;c M3rla.nLf-''"tt.at w ;;!;
n 1 11 is rriy bostt a it has been tny hp
' pinef., to 5:.2vc cr:'Jnyc.l tor tVi'y.iix
eirs, the con!, ant e'tcem ana tmioH ot
t'ni pliant f. l iir th's rr ail 4.11 iabU;,
QtrJtnult tefp ci.bler.an.
PfUi-fiti, 0'7. 30, i".
I va th' r.oi ;iii'4 h:):nrc.t, my, t;rar
.friend, with t;u receipt of your letter of
this ! tie, pufportici. yon'i with to ttlin
t't'ji!L'e f ilfid int frcrs4iy ai war.
line my o.vn caie a;i l c : 'jV'mii nce
: tt:e locd and rx, icit. cauu n trie
in
!th ) . ut rcq'i-r.t, ifz
. tl vc Vti'Ce u trit'i.d
u I J f
Hi Kc lil-.-nt, -ut vrt
IhitsuJ tultice ptcvit , an I 'ell me ; hit
1 .iii'i la. rifuc t!ie toi m-r, to ynnr i ir.
reft and luptiK-f, and tft I inuii, t-),v
cv-r aJ vour Iumwc pror)
.u ui ate
it
invfiivrd in t::3 ntc .line
-c.fj-.t yut:r re
llj f.t'lM).
Pet-nit tn-, my i'.cit .Ir, b.f ire I take
leave ot you, to reiirn vhi ni wmncit
tlur.kiJ'ir voa' meri-crioo-. f.i vic $ in tle
c. 1 1 - ' I 1 . i c
tljjfw luvs icff'v-rtd h my jfii tint in
ilic waroiti.e, TH f Ihmcci., I have (
the p'caf":e 10 a!li)e , on, lnvxlurnU.cn,
alG -ck 1 -v! 'gi I and ;vt by o,tr
c.nii try !ulit I h.c. t j-d real fa.
lit t't. u,i.' )o ii ni.va'e tr crlih:p, jour
t'i' tn':;f N und in t tiaveantifly in.
CffitH in a''untjit iM v.i.t. Aei'Mi tny
i'.-at- l;'r. !, that tl vV.t of 'teavrn't e
ti 'rn'y v. 1 ir. S- j n . that yiui pa'h in
his ui ly f,no.i h as d pr'fpi lO'ii, jour
vt .i.fr . , '. 1 enlv, ai.d hj.,-y, ami
h. t ) O l.j. iy fn.i ly f'ni", in twtc-uling
I if, i t.c pryfr of yuur a;fkclioiate
D. LINCOLN.
Nbjor Jackfuri.
Thi f dlorin- it ne of eterl Icltrrs
tK't . . re wtnu-n h Mr. Jefferson to in
t I mi u me Vjtuncm m n'nteri in En
l pe. Not haiiiiiud hp nit, this Utter
w..s ii'ii dvlivfid to t ddrio. it viit
ui'ie.l 10 ilr. Ji rten-ju, and rttivnicd
hv hint :.. titite h h been ptkidcnl vf
tlw Untied .Sci.lt.
t'niUir'phh, nt I, I7ia.
Dear Sir,
Tht beat r hrreof U M-ijaf Jackvin, for
incrlyot tV .hrnty,an I fcftfitdtjibc Pre
ki.tiiit' (ioil). Suppciitt5 it jH.stde bt
tf e yi m Mi'ttnl, I ithpkiHMretitiike ,
tint knon to jrcti, is in'ltnuii iif i.itwr
tn.it i. tilcnlitid wyrlh. (le iariit tll
iy attention yoi can hew him, tud
itJb i!u.kfolLr them, klould Li, frum.
the circumstances ef "the times, needTfit
"olucill interference, i am sure that as one a- "
ihOBg our best eitiit-ns, he will havs thi be tie fit
of them." I am with aincere and constant
T attachment, Dear Sir, ' "
Your affectionate friend,
' TH: JEFFERSON. ..
JWr. Short, minister resident
of the United States of A
merica at the Hague and .
one 'of their commissioners ,
plenipotentiaries now at Ma- .
drid. ... ;' .
Were it necessary to multiply these proofs,
they could be drawn . from my correspond ',
s dence with the, most respectable men of our
country,-among whom 1 may here,' be per:
mitted to introduce the name of general
Pinckney, under whose command, and in;
whose regiment I served as a subaltern and
"captain in the first years of the revolutionary
war. it wasthen my pride to emukte the
noble example, as it has been my happiness,
for almost thirty -years, to preserve the es
teem and affection of this distinguished states-?
man arid swldier. , ... '
No impartial, no honest man can for a mo
ment believe that a character thus acquired
and maintained, could have been departed
from by the smallest mistatemcnl of a most
conic aiptible communication, in: whrcli the
person making the representation had not e
ven the shadow of an interest for ptrverting
the truth. .
Enough I trust has now been slated to re
pel the scandalous aspersion.
More would be unnecessary, and thus
much was required to vindicate the integrity
ot an honest lame.
W.-JAKSON.
'ilUMUCANE IX TifE IVES'teNDlES
The following particulars of tht hurricane
at St. Kitts, aVe irom a Bissatere )aper of the
7th ull. '
Eaisatcrre, (St. Kiits J Sept. 7.r-On Sunday
last arrived, in four days from Ita'barioes, the
bris Ceres, Frecmin, and ('cntre, Prior.
In the former Sir James U tc ii came pau
svntjcf. Some part of his ba'rj.tt'e' was land
ed htre on the same d:iy and .ihebri(j'w;sU
have landed the remaining p u t it St. James'
House in Sahdy Point, but on iusday she
was obliged to put to sea in con equence of
the weather, and has not sjnee retu'iuid.
WVai'c sorry" it is our painful task -to lay
before our readers an account of i hurricane
of considerably much longer duration, and
nearly as fatal in its effects as the evef-mc-morable
one. in 1772 :
On Monday last, afternoon, the weather
bcan to$.5sume a very tempestuous aspect,
and through the night the wind increased,
and blew with great violence' from the North
and North Wes, accompanied with inces
sant showers ol rain. Tuesday morning held
forth no hopes of an 'nlct niiisioo. as'it h:.d
only changed its direction and blow with c-
- q-il viokn.-c from the iuuth.SVwu varli;g.
frequency to Soulli. In tlie ri!y p;rt A
tl:e tky a fichooncr brlonrjiti;; to Mr. S'AiuU
viU, of Mt. liarlh-ilrpit-ws. was ioVr.'d on
chores ut ( between two n I three o Vim k,
tlie ship llcrkfml, (apl. Dixcn. liavi'igon
boar! -.SO hogvicinU i f Sit-.ir, i:r.iu!i""t sr.
pipe of M'irlcm.vascVviTi f.vnn her ; '.ch'r
and f;)ited f'n.shoa njiir 1'oii Sniiih. vhc.e
he so.n afnY wint to pivecs, Itardly a wsti-re
of her rcmn'mii.tf prctidtiitially Cpt. Dix
in and his crew Kt tr.f on shcic, nd some
part d'thv wntc Mill b med. - A hloop In;.,
o!'ln to Mr."M'(!ie koon Pijed, tnd is
since entirely deV.roed. The Snu-ricnn
bri ; Centre, unci Ctr:s, to avoid the iinpti'iJ-
iiiK da.t:;r if possible, p it to vu oUxil this
time, hut the formrr ruidd i.M eiili t !r.-r Cs
cmP's s slic wis forced on fcho'e, at Salt
and has sincr irnne to p:ects. The
p;)ioail'.ii'gtiipht ptt;cnud a uicit thxjny
; ui'uiice-t i tlie '.hir thipsiu the l oud, u
every mail, of 'xliAiion seemed to await
them fn ot ih- inrrra.ing violrtrre of ihc wind
nd t' II : Thtr wet r seen, be. fore, the ivc-
jninj closid. to h'hur and ),Jrnii.hi
A'.H'til ote o tlcxHHai tnyi.t curao.viy mm
ki pl ic frr the lite id the i.nftiffnnr.te per
on on lioard them, . it thrn blew a perfect
luriicac almost every feme iK-irjj bifn
c!ovin,"iCvcri.l mi. ull ln 'i'cs tnirittl ttuy by
the to rents of water that t'.shed c'own. ccrM
i'r.eclby the unceasing ccbigc tf ruin, end
many other houas entirely stripped
V.'ti'nesd'V t'tnrtilne ! it prc'elittd a srtl.c
iif h"rror tolhc ;nlaK;:'"f'5, 1 Nut aivclin
the Hoad, and the hic li cntirtly cottrrd wit'i
wiccks ! 1 he WMli-m Pitt. Cupt. Abti-
crrmihie, a ship Wliwi here fir litidcn, fty
en hmcboT the Pond J ti c Acuora, CrpU
'. Thf.mpvn, a f.nc new ship, her f!rt voyaijt,
villi a mr'i otlh 4;,'iO. stnl'i.g. shorn
shrt lower down ( and the Youmjf Nkhola,
("l.c lip cupuired atul sent in l.cic the
f ib dt by hit Mujcty' nhip liipjwmctie,
i C;.pt. Aytnugh, n!taalu6UceaiKoof ma-
houaliv ui.d lt-wiiod fii Hoard) uyiti (mine
It ir. f The t!udi )wt A'iAjjt, vutxnsih
fiitntke Hjj fj tl.itJura, iimv.J It Lurrpt M
jnil inlj ?ijrwnt:h in cV(-fij cjttr trfmi'irg
iht ii if, J eetin f ir htr f,r$l Nrt tf d.iti-it
ntc, tul fui t:'H ttA ntttr uiatltiten h i,t
1'itfith p'iv hetr I a J)am 7H. a fuf t limt
tvi, ui I't for eii ' iitrtit tr.'lh lf t F.ittith jh'ty
rl l.i.ir. L krIJi UMleS tlif 'oe c
I ate (a emitirrale th 1ms 1 f the Vtp Nil
wt CapU lt n-.it, t Deep Hay s!oop WiU
litttr Ah'on, ('apt. Ilauil, of St. Cit.ix, it
Sandy-Point j ind it Silt-Pe.nd, beitdesth;
lri; aUovctiteMloncd, are the rrtks of Uo
Aniciicin sr.inM,nrrf, Mr. l)w'i Ih.i, Mr,
Hojfcr'ibris J4.tm, Mr. Cotntry's schuotier
l.ic rn.c ehate net hern atde to Usrn.
AiCOunu received fsctniht diMerei t vistkrs
-"el the island, cetail the man ravfrc matte
fey the torrents of watsiCfom the mouViala "
'afid the damages (more or lss) sustairH ri
the mills and works of almost every estae in
.the Island.' . '.Ve cannot pretend to cttldilate
. the loss on th'rs distressing occasion, butkup
pose it will fall little short of SO or 100,00l.
sterling. It is with much pleasure we date,
that there have been b(:t two victims Who
have lost their lives on this occasion ; thchrie
a white man who had the cdmmand ofjhe
prize ship Young Nicliolaslhe other ahc
gro .. belonging" to Douw Thcroulde, l.q.
We almost fear to hear the accounts frbm
neighboring Islands, as no doubt they ha'e
suffered in-proportion. . ' , '
A privateer, belonging to Mr. Do'ugan of
Tortola, foundered in the gale, one negro on
ly, as we can learn, picked up"; she was seen
on Tuesday throwing her. guns overboard. .
Arrive! in Hampton Rditds, bounclLQ Balti
more, the schooner Patience, capt. lMnnt, i 1
days from Aniigua, and '2i days from Marti
niquesugar, coffee and molasses. The
Patienpe was captured n the 19th Sepb-m-ber
by. the Beaulic'ti frigate, and sent irto'
Antigua, -and from thence released, fapt.
"Blunt has fumislied us with the followirg list
of Americans lost at St. Pierre's Marliliqttc,
in the gale of the 4lh September ; j.
. lirig Cincihiwtus, Day is, from ,'orfeU ;
Aurora". Seiby, of Snow Hill, lait from
.' New York;
Tolly, tlark. Boston ;
- Good, intent, M'Calmopt, Philadtl'phJi',...
Little Cherub, Hutchines, P01 tin outii ;
Afmi.'a, Smith, New-IIaven',
Traveller, Motley, Porlh.nd ;
Sch'r Eiigle, Bi.kcr, yilmmgton ;
Sally,-Hubbard, Mklcllctov.n ;
I.yc'ia and Polly, Bacon, Boston ;
Nncy, Dorome,. ditto ;
Caroline, Colman, Baltimore ;
Henry, Goodrich, Hartford; .
Two Friends, Moulton, Portland.
At the river Pelpt, (Mart.) '
Brig Trial, Whitney, Salem'-; " , ., ..
Sloop Hope, Sacket, New-York.
Four sail lost at l'ort Kcyal, nimes "un
known." . ". , '
Fifty sail of different Vessels v?tre ijlowfi
ashore at fit. jclin'svA,nligira ; but all.vvete
get off except tie Packet, and gUavd thi pi
both of which have gone to pteces.
Most of the vessels at St. Kitt's-end St.
Battholomcivs were driven .-whore and lost.'
Subscriptions were opened ut St. Pierre's
for the relief of tte hip-wtv V.-d Americans
and proisions fui-ni-JKi , : trl they can
get home. ".vvi itr.
Capt. Jri-.ieP. c'the r ' t . . n r.d William
from f oiot-Petm m'Jti'I :r ' Ncw-Yci V, in
forms that the I'JiTi.-. '!. of ihe 4h of .cpt.
destroyed ever v;k l the "port i-f l)oro'-(
iniqne ; it vf VIi iio in a tnuuner tiipre-
redei.-'efl Hi ("!' , I ';v:,"r-ut Nvilhuiil'liaving
doiic any m: terJl it (or)-.
. We luive rerei. eel .the filwmg disircs.
t-inj,- account from Button intkltcn dated 'on
M eflr.cday n:ornig : L )'. Mac. fJs.
' We have jut txper'ut'ied tne of the
in f tiw-meiic'oas tornadoes t kne wn in
ti i pait of the country. It conntenrt-4 yet
tci day niorhhg about 10 o'clock h a swd
evate t-;Je, which continued to incVase h'ow
ly until 2, end from that time un'l 3 vith
nn:;nin;n r; pidlty.acrompanicd wth sniu t
e1iowers, thunder, and lightning. A 3 tlnre
wsa6hortrespi!ef raln5 tin wu Mi'iiVd
to the north west: but this was crly tn
in'.nt.o y. f'.r it w.on citmu back In ihenorll
cast iih tc'loi.blc fury, and nblif;dihr
stoutest kl.ipoii j; an will' as the small oaftli
lh'iton to- nti'jiMt lo lJ e la'.e of beinf chv
ii.as'.i d," m;iik. or driven on shore. The
beautiful North Church spire Is levelled with
thegrcund; and CV.arlc ktewn hpire and the
St.te Chapel have ri-rrivcd seme lniuiv.
tany dwillinj; houses and chimtiies lme
tbsred lit the wreck; particularly aheaulmi
rtw Iriik house of Mr. I'.nton's situated in
Wi t Huston j part of it fell on rn adjoinir.g
uu:i.ii;t ci i.ii, rim Kineii 1 woman, nemrcs
wnuri'i i;: two people c-f-tohnir. Mr. ta
ton' fan-dy wire ptwidertially from home
and then-hy in all probability ciccped drith.
At Last f.nc l,.di of the tries In the struts
vere .!! n v.p by the 1 oots.
"'lis !i: asttrs aittniiR the shipping it is
at prcHM l iCcult to a.r.ertin with an; dc
l.rce of ptxtisioif. I cin only imntionsucU
it lave iiiin'c within my . 0V1 nation. On
Dmcla'tcr lies a ship belonging to Nr. N.
lV.lowi.bcsidf fm'.r srhtncrt, ihrtc su'ui,
imd thne msll cislt. On DonhiMir lbi,
s?ttnsail,toofhiclare scbooners,dint.
td. ,t the White Stores, one brig sur-k.tnd
f ne dinm..d. North cf the Ix-ng WUif,
Ulow the T. one schooner suek. l.as iittr -n
hoard 700 iptintals of fish. 'I he sloop Ahn,
(iriffin, h st htr must, if cm. l td lo.
tprit, tsul a wrec ; she imurcd in Caj;
Ami, sndwillbe abandorcd. Six or tur.
others hac vteeivetl freat damage, particu
larly a f.nc sihootier btlonii.g 10 l$:niiti
St-t(rnt, a iniall sloop st'i.k atlhesotith side
of ihc I .ciip Wharf, arsd snotherln 1M Point
Channel. I hae heard of but one life ot
mory the shipping. l ive houses were blown
down in Cbatltstown.
The ship Pattf ron, for Khwle-Island
.vas(asUci alriitate) avthc fotit ufNMuck
tt thoals tfstcirsy mortdnn with a pilot ot
tatird,
The weather contiouci daik
itJ
ghwniy. Wind N. N. V '
P. S. I have heard fr im Cape Ann tht
there is i ship in the harlnmr from the Pf
1 1 Shalotc, f orii j:ne d la T. C. Amoty, wiS'
fiih, din(d 1 itlitr siredmtcortiht
at Mullchejd, afid all the vends at Ssl
'. Vxcepione. I'hrejccakltis oom Dov.n Ds..'
"! v.cre lost on CapeAnn ; the crew ftijsbc't,
NORlxLiC,' tktcbtr 18.-
Ve stop the pit si to mention tlie ft 1 i val in
Hampton Roads 0 the ship Jionticello, capt...
. Geary, 49 tlaysfitm Nanlc." Paris papust
the 22d August, fcaye l)twv received, from
'which extracts will be given in our next.
Capt. G. Informs that a frigate pf 50 guns
, was laying at Natitz, ready for sea, and wai ,
yaiting the emW"alion of - Ccnvmissioner
to the government of. the United States, oil
business Teiauve to'lhe island ol'St.'Dtriiingo.
I!7 1 L At I N O 7 O N, N. C.
V TUESDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1S04..;
It is with sincere pleasure ue are 'entljletl
' to !i!.le tli"t there is the best reiison to believe
; the account of the death of govcfrr.or CLAI
! BORNE unfounded. Litters" as late as thy
j first of September have been 1 tceivtd -from
him by the pnsidei.t of the U-uiied Statis,
on which day the last mail left New-Orleans
These letters it 'te tli.t J.ir. Clailoi ne
hmltteen very HI. but was then so far recov
cixd us to admit his transacting business.
- : 'Kui. Int.
Captam S.'vaino, f the kl ip Perf evtrnnce,
arrived, at New-Yo.k on v,ltil- 2A nut ant j' in
forms, that shortly terore he, left Lisbon, a
frigxte sailed from thiu port with a. c low 11 for '
Bonunarte a present from the Omen of Por-
tugal, which, it wa said, cost two millions
sterliiig..beiugJ-isiyjiO!anieiited Vila clia
jnonds and precious stones. .
STATE COAt'M.
The State Coach for Bonaparte's corona
tion U making at Paris, and will, it is said,
cost 8()'.'.W)0 livers. 'J he new Emperor will
be Vtiy dmr lo his sidjeclS.
A rumor has been prevalent at the Hague,-.
tht the mediation of the Court of V ienna
will be exerted to restore peace between
GreaBritain and Frf.nce. This rumor may
be traced more lo the eager, wishes of the
Dutch lo have "an end put to hostilitics.thau
to nnv vnfhvfTilic inti-?li'Miri-.' ' '
1 ne attairs 01 lgypt sun continue in con
. fysibn. The Beys having gplned anolhtr
victory, had, accordimj to the last accounts
lald'seig'e fp Cairok Lvn. pap.
. D1ED in fli'is town, on Thursday last,
M r. Jam cs O'Neill. . .
Kz vntr.S, October 19.
l)lED-i-t7nFr;duy U 1 1, rn ipopkctioaf
fr rt'on, Major .' trs 1ai k.. ir.the 061b Jesr
of his age. . A f.w' hours prtuous lo his jilt-rr-lutioi',
he whs In ptvfict iien-lrti, cenvtr
sir.it will; his Tried in the lower pari of the
lown ; f.tiiiij; somr'v.hat unw'ij!,. he wti.t
V.oine, and in a vtryVoort time was violently
Miuck with tho dineaie, whith spCwiiily ttr-miiK-ted
i:i hh xkutb. Tb'e deceased liad
lot'g oroiin the m-vicc "of tiis counti ), first "
au'offiter daring ftr'vcv; lutiorsry war,
and aficnvarln cs CuU ctorcl' the Customs
for this port, in cr'ch of which, his xeal and
integrity tmintmly eiihtlid 1 itn lo tl e is
teeiu t-f his Telhir.--citi7c.ns. Abuul 3 j ear a
ng" he retired into private lifi?.
In.d heped llu.t his nutits would have
ttn pfiUitrayid by an able hand ; but hi
this we were' ufjqpcliHcd. ' In .tu-nvpiir.g
il ourselves we can only hay, thai ps a mii,
Jtis actions y.cre v.pright and honourable j t
the fallicr cfa fi.r.iiJy, he was affectionate iri
tender; as afiiitidand rompani'iti, tina-i-e
- and pleasiue; ; and as aclitisi-.an. just ft dbe-
- ncvolent. Number will l-.-meht !'; Iosh.
His remains wire tnttrred tht tiny af'er,
with every honor, vl.it I. as a olc.t,- ti,j a
good intn haws sent iiitd to,
fort 0Fiai.Mi:;Q to::.
Sch'r Ir.duv.rv, lowlvr, . New-Ycik
llrig Polly, Punill. . - l-LvllTOl
iVrr.rVfJr.'Otft.VrlS.
ATfired,ir?fhnrrarl!n3ttrirrir--days
from Wilniii'on, N. C. villi riav-l
slores toOenrgeGiU-s, John Manton, ;ir.d
ircnclltiScuire. Pacsemjers Mtsstt. Aii
derson, Holiflcs, Howaid, Kelly, I-tvyand
Mar t'ni.
The ship Ann, opt. Woddinsu.n, Trom Ja
fc-iaica, last from Nassau, :13 d Ays, airivdat
Savaiihah, hro'oht with hr l1t paaigtr
and master of the ship Advtnt'n-e, T ll i
port, lost cn the 7th u'u mi the Ji.Miama Ue.T,
Urtind from Wilmington, N. C to Jamaica.
1 he at.h r Fidr l'Uy, of Wilmington, N.C
and the hrig Warren, hrlat.iir.i lo rHto
Northern jiort were dvivrn on short n! fw,
ot UranJ;; Terrc. CauJ.doune. in the late
!.t
txpchnien., of Ncw-Yk, out 10 days iVw
A nmingion, hiundtr the Hat anna, mt
Kit: yesterday !n distress, being leaky at4
lion handed.
Uri.ir.lOUS INTELLIGENCE. .
A CAMP.MEET1N(; .M'beU'lB'.niay
! fin County, on th Nonh-Wcu of Ope
I Icftr, ihe I2titiii. at hkJ.wotoUcrt.
1 td ten preachers, and eiwicnfJudQa4t six.
Iccnhtintirtd ptofU$ among sthem jitd
tre not lest thm three l.undrtd jinssoni
i of nli;lcn. Meeting ws epeTd,a tmtaj,
1' vith smginp, prayer, ai d pr aching. ()ur
i e?eot1nna nmhn were soon atfended vith
lieiitrs 1 he lucl Moat llif.h tjeitrndetl
and anmcredLy firej f- the sacred -fl;io
broke wit 4ht j;l.ry t j God therm anticd,
and the fewer t.f the voild la ccmc srery