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wrh all trt'r indention and cunntnj, iV.cy j caimot bring out more , than 900 veUcJs from the three harbours 61 Jiffiibgr:c, fat one tide, 300 from each ; audthefc only at a faring tide. This is not one third of Mieir number, and vt til lie open to theat- laciuof our fquadroii itom . the moment the fcconddlviiioh of their fioiilU bcgiv.a t(J muve our; Secondly . The tides are to various In the Channel, kit in fuch different ways, that it is impollible they can keep whether anil the attempt ' of keeping together will be the definition of many of them ; "add to this the imp-btlibiii-ty of their landing on this fhore the fame ride. They mutt,' therefore, in waiting thu opportunity cf landing, without a fuperior naval force to protect .'them, run the rifle of total deftructioii ere they reach the lir.it ith (bores? ' . I hi've been thus particular, to give fatisfacTo-n to the numerous enquiries of our friends, and tq. Ihow you .that tery exertion and attention on the pan of go vernment is exerted againlt thewoilt of confequenccs. I alFure you, that the fquadron on this important polt amounts to hut -lefs than. feventy VctTcis of war, of ir t r 11.. ' "'-la " 1 Cifterent uctcnptions- - On Saturday .the letters brought" by the cd from the Poll Office. 'The account cf the defeat of the combined fleet had ex cited the moft lively joy throughout Swe den. A Ruffian corps, the force of which is varioofly Rated, was, it is faid, on the 301I1 July, on ijts inarch towards Auftrian Poland. ' . Align ft 27, Buonaparte reviewed a divifiun of the army of England in the vicinity of Bou logne on the I2t!i, ;nd continued at that place the following day Wc flop the pre is to announce the fol lowing" intelligence, which .was received at Lloyd's at half pad 2 o-'clock. ; " u Admiralty Office, Aug. 27. ' A letter from' Admiral Gornwalli?, dated zid inl. fta'es, that on the preced ing evening the Brell fleet, confuting of 21 fail ofthe line of bafllc mips, and four frigates, appeared outfide of lie harbour. The Admiral anchored the licet off the 13lack Rock j, and in the morning endea voured to bring the enemy, who were un der weigh, to action ; but when their head mod fliip was within gun Hint, (lie fired a broarfiidc, and tacked ; the icll doing the . fatr.c, took up tl.cir anchorage between lie points ct the entrance oi I r eft . An attempt w.as made to cut off the fternmoft fhip, but a heavy fire of fhot xuil flu'lli frm the liatu 1 A diflblution ct parliament was again icry (trongly reported yedcrday amongd the belt informed adherents of adminif. - iration. Died, Sunday night, about 1 1 o'clock, , Itis Koy-l Hihnt-fk Prince William iltn- iy, Duke ot Gloucester. PARIS, July 52. 4f At the Palace of Milan, June, the 7th, year U, Napoleon, Emperor ofthe French, decrees as tounwsi Art. 1. All privateer.!, the two third of whose crews are not rfativcs of England or mbjectsofa power hostile to l'roncc ; and arc frenchmen, Ceiiocst, or Neapolitans, kc. than be considered at pirates. Art 2. 44 The cfii'cers shall he, shot, and the other persons composing the crew shad be condemned to the trailers Art. 3. 11 The tu'wmtcr of murine, is char c;d w'rth the execution of this decree, which shull I" printfil, publicly affixed, translated into all huropcan languages, and transmit- ted to all l'tcnch cotntitiivirie of commer cial relations. Rifch'J, That provifion ; migbt , in like maimer, to be male tor fccuringibe payment of all fuch debts iivo the treafury k of the United States, ihere to be held as a pledge for the i ndemni heat io'n of: loch' of the citiaens of the faid Hares, as ih alt have TufFered from the lhips of "war, priva-teerf,- or from any perqirYfr dif--ctipti.on of perfons, aclit'g under the, ciimmiflion or authority ot (he Briuth king. ia contiaVenTion'of the-laws of na tions, and in violation pf -the f ights .of iicutrauiy. - .IiU.DS()H,N.Y.'Oaotcr.8.. It it with much fa: it faction wc can in. f.mn our rc;Jtri, hen etsd autktrlli. that fptcdy and diCifive mcafurif j:z in frcpjiaiion by our government in egird to' the ituiine aggrclliun cf a certain f- rcipti power. We do not feel authcrifwd to he rn"te explicit at prefcrtt, buf exnal i'io cnbltc will (1. m1 learn through the frJinaty channel lite tuturcot thclc ntea. luiff. . -w... .1. t? ri rt . and Adam on fundar occafiont, ml wc luc a inifwci confidence that Mr. JtCef i.m wtr. Dot tc louml inlenor in clergy lo either. We cann t funpofc that tl.ii count ty will adept the mad fyAemcf bu.l. ilii g fliij. of war, whnk4 Moul t fcncihc I'uri oif merely nf aujj'nentit'g the rtatc f Kurope but we hclicte in the j 11 dice and txcciicucy of rmployin fu.ll meant ofannoyar.ee ind d. fence ap'nd any ag. Hieifur as may be in our p'mer, whrther t'f a romm:rcial, C'nancial, i r mi'.Marv l atiifc ; and we thit.k it rjiMe probaHo that at or before the nrxt iIIionT Lon r.rt ftthe difrofitloh of our admit. ill ta bn vi!be nuniUfled' T7-e fj'.loAr.tf if. fi'uii,)c, Introduci by Mr. Dayton the aytii ol Mrcb, palLd t'.t Icderal lloufe . U Krpretentaiivri tn 1704 . Rtjtlvii.. That profiftnrt ouo,ht to !c made by law, for the fcqucftrattoa of all t hi debt, due from the utueniof the UnU icJSta'ci to the fiT.jtb, bf the kitsgof WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER '29, 180i. From Washington, October 17. , ! We understand, that on, the fifteenth .of August, Mr. Munroe, our minister at Lon dun, lutd an iuterview with lord Mulgrave, the 3rjush Secretary of State for foreign AflVu s, on the subject of the recent captures, when U appeared that ho " tie w -Older had been iiiueel, biit vhattljey proceeded iVom the decisiens JcenQy" jiud in, the hifch court of appeals, subjecting the trade between Euro pean hostile countries and their colonies through a neutral state to a inuch narrower rule than, had beea before contemplated. At this iniei view ihe subject was not dis cussed in detail between .Mr. Munroe and theminisUr, but the'IuUer. assured 'him that there was nothing in the disposition of his g.)enviiK:nt which would admit of an un-irien;Hj- tftcasui'e against the U. States. Another conference having; been lxqnest edby Mr. Munroe, fof the purpose of enter ing more fully into the affair, it remains to be seen what will be the issue of this impolUnt business. - We learn from Port-au-Prince, thitthe Pritish have actually got possession of Cape NicholaMole, where they have landed ljoo trbops and had layinor off the harboxir two fri gates and a kmaller vcsstN Ami we also ( learn, that great jealousies subsist between me macKS ann iiuiauoc 01 uic new tn.j.n., j k that an insurrection iscmsulei cu at no dis tant period. Theie was a well grounded opinion that Ckristophe, would, ere long, become Emperor, as DessalmeV popularity was daily declining, and that of Christop'.ie increasing. That sou.e important change is about to take place in this quarter, is very evidcn;how, or in what manner, perma nent tranquility is to be established, is dif-. ficult to loresee. The probabilitj is, that the whole Island will soon b: again under the government of some European power. The report of the death nf Dessalines, Em-' pcror of tlayti, prove to be untrue. We lsarn frim thv- Aurora, tint the PrefiJent and b.ciciary of th Navy srri viid at the feat ol government the 3d iud. atul that a fpcciil meeting of the brads of department was called 00 the 4'h,fup. pofed to tike in confi deration c.ta'n 11 attfjctions of loretn nation, prrjara tory to the muting of Congrcfi. N. V. lhrail. Duanc made a calculation a short time since of the majority tf votes which hit nuv- der would receive in all the coutr.ics r.( the state. In Yufls, Norlluinton, IUikh,'M tt goinerv, llucks, Lancaster, Chester, Dela ware, Philadelphia county and city, he u I tied that M'Kean would receive u mijti'y ot I 00. Prom these counti - correct returns have been received, and M'Kcan has if ma jority of ,2r3. So much f r Duano'ft f r: night !-M'llfrfn ii ptobab'y tleeted by a very huge nujoiity. I'ufinidfJoidli. rrcncrarnivToTiainn 1etTine(rto rrtpr ol the upp'iuitnient ctniicrreil upon him by- ire uencr.il Assembly ol this State, at one cf the CommUs'ioncri fjr adiuvinir the bouudary-line betwixt this SitctulS. Ca rolina (probably trom motives of delicacy, beii. bout t lernorc to the latter State) we understand that l.'i P.xct llciiuy the V,o teinnr hns nsn.ed dtncral John Steele to supply the vncancy. FOR TH WlLII"GTC-N G.ETTE. - v ' TO JULIA. " ,$t-r.t to !er Clianii-fr bj a servant MYhiVj. the morning is fair, Pearly drops from the bending bows fall, The larks in the rueadoSvs declare, .', That .Harmony uctuatt all. ... . .':-'LV ' -.V :''' ';,;"' "". "' . ' ""r Aurora invites to the prove,,; - ; , The jiibeiuine blomns iti tlie f.vltl, " Mild .zephyrs', lull fi'tigl.ud with love -. The odouts "of Paradise yield. - Wilt wake from thy slumbers, sweet maid, And range o'er the meadows with me ? We'll wander along in the shade, ' Or rest at the ivy-t win' d tree. No long'eri 'my love, will we stray, Than converse shall sweeten t he hour, And, if thou wilt wander that way. We'll step ut mild Friendship's sweet boto'r. There talk ofthe days, that are pass'd, ; . " -Our vows on the tfees.re-eruse : Come Julia, the Sun rises last, - You cannot my wishes refuse. Abaris. As the following answer, to the above, writ ten in haste with ji. pencil, expresses much simple elegance,- and the author not in Wilmington, I take the liberty of subjoin ing it here- . . ANSWER. . . - A Ii Alt IS, one marai-nt but- wait, , A moment uikI Jci.iA is dresS'd ; Your wishes shall govern her fate, tor gmdd by you she is blest. In the garden, my friend, we will meet, 1 run to the draw'r for invglove ; For O 1 the sensation, how sweet. How sweet; to be wak'd by the Loves ! Julia; Frsm a Llhn Paptri , .-, An unparalleled i.-iflaiKe of the power of a horfc, wheivaliided by art, vaslhewn near Croydon on WediiefUiy lall. Tie Surry Iron Railway bei"i' ccrnpleted, and opened for the carriage -ol i'ids all the way uom Wamliwoth to icrllham, a bet wa made" beiween two gentlemen," i that a common horfc-could draw thirty fix tons for fix miles along the road, and that he Ihould draw this weight from a ', dead puil, ai well as turn 11 round the oc cafional windings ofthe road. VV'cdr.tf day lad was fi)udon for the trial; and a number ot gentlemen affemmed near MeilHuin to ice this extraordinary tri umph of arT Twelve waggons loaded with llones, each wajjjor weighing above three tons, were chained together, and a f'Otfe tak-n promifcuonHy from ihc tim ber. catt ot Mr. tiirw'oud, was yoked in 40 'the team, Hz Itiitcdfrom neir the Fox' public hotife, and drew thq immenfe chain of wagons with apparent ease to l-C4r thc tmnj tkc at Croydon, a def iance of fix mile, ir. one hour anJ fo.ty 01. c minutes, w'nloli i ncaily at the rate .f tour miles cu b-mr. u thecourfcot tj.ij time he (lopped tour times, to lhew that it was iiot by the impctu nf the ttefcent that t tic power vvaj acquired and after each Ihippac be d4cv oit the rhaiq of wa,"4t)n from a deid rttt. tlar'ng gain, c t i.ts wa;'tr, Mr. Pankes the gentleman wbu'liid the br', diiccleJ tour more wit;. gt ik to be a.Uwd to the civa'.cadc, niih which the fme l.oife aain (;t i f wiih lui-l.niiriifhvd power ; and Kill further to i! e'-v tUitfcdl of the Kilway in fjcilita ting mo:ion, he directed the attending woiktncn,' to the number of about filly, 10 mount on the waonf, and the horfc proceeded, w itluuit. the Jcait . dill re n , and in tri.th, thcie appeared to be fcarcely a- . ny limiiatinn to the powct of hit draught. After the trial the wagom were taken to the weighing machine, ant it appear, cd that the whole weight was as follows: ' ton cwt. rj. 12 Vnr",,-,",iM-tli"ked toge ther, weiglad ."J 3 1 4 ditto, cf er n-ards attai hrd ,13 2 0 bipjoed ei!iiofiO Labour en 4 0 0 1 A hrr.e AmeHesn ship, da nrd ty tie Iionetta sl.H.p t,f wr, on kupietori of having i renth proptrtr en boaid, was brou'lynto the Downs, and rtjrfed to adniiral Ifolli. way, vtho immediately ordered a detachment . men frm bit f1aj ihip to tkke chtRc tf her till she was inspected, with orders that none of her batches should U iiiiocid. They had not lcn lon on board when they' observed the mate t;n btlow vilh a ligbHcl candle. 1 Ic was Instantly fwllowid by il.n t ciurtrrt t-f the L'tretrh, who detected Mm in I We art of setting fire to tome Ktmpowder, which was freutited only by il,e rtneti knotVim the candle cut cf bistiapd. U i Mraahiiqj further, they found tU veistl Isdrn with I6x0 barnU cf ktinpowiV. Had the mate iueteedeI in his t.01 jKjse tb 1 inmnni uuu ,t ir nien ot ar aim t tm r tbantme In the Dewns, wftiild l,ac been incalculaMe. The Mlow l.asUen sent in Irons on board the flax !ip d an r r.qtdrt will be inimrdiately intitud intvtlt .$Kv tf d 'y j.ti! 'lrrrj t. Tons S3 C JOSHUA POTTS Cjnlinuts to transact Percentile Business in the v Commission Line, . . Ar.dt his lutcly received by several Vfsstlsroni Europe, WVs't-Indies-if XJocst-ti'ise, the ol lowirg -'crTIiks- niMttr he ofsrs at whole sale pnccf, viz. . 2 500 Bushels Liverpool Salt," If Crates Liverpool Earthen ware, . .4; Hoxes liavannah white Sugar, 11 l -jo-jtx t 1 1... 1 iw.tj t uarrcis, urown iiuio 9 Jihds Molasses j;ood tmalily, n " y Puncheons West-India 2d and 3d pj-Oei " - 2 Puncheons American 1 st proof ditto. IN STORE. 3 Cases men's coarse Itats, T Hale w oollen Slops, 2' Coxes cotton & wool Cards, - I Trunk India Cottons, 4 Chots ljohe.i Tea, S Casks Raisins, 8 Casks G penny S: 5 penny nails, 12 K-eps Spanish lbbwn, in oil, "30'QO 'Philadelphia. ljricks---gicd quality, " -" Cierman fcc bliiter Steel, -Cordage, , Hand Mill Stones r-good quality,. ' Grind Stones, , . PRODUCE. Hogsheads Tobacco, Ke-js manufactured ditto barrels t'lour. - Wilmington, October 33, 18.05. , Valuable Lands FOR SALE. " -' " '' " r A RICE Plantation 4 miles from town, si tuated on both sides of Catfi-,h Creek, from.the motithot saidCrcekto Mr. 'roomer's line, containinaboutSUOacresRice-ficld land, 100 of which- has been cleared and planted in Rice. Payments will be made easy by p-irt beincjjvaid this wintery the balance may be paid by four yearly instalments or good notes or bonds. The situation fur building is plea sant and convenient, commanding a full view ovef all the Rice ground ; on it is a framed house nearly finished about 22 by 26 feet, ' with a good brick chimney and sundry negro houses. ,ln order that payments may lie made punctually and easy to the purchaser, 1 will lease him for 3 years a field ofaboveSQ fccies, where I now reside, already cleared, under good bar.!;, flood gates and half qu aler drains, trie from rent, the produce bem,;; delivered to me towards payment.--, for further particulirs apply to the subscri btror Mr. R. Bradley. He will also sell 5000 acres of Land en Halchica R'ner, .joining Mr. H. MumfotdV and Mr. John lu ck, 't he fertility and con venience9 of water carriage is very Kieut, they being about 30 milts fioni Chickasaw Bluff Payments will be made eusybyfivo yearly instalments with good security. Also, two Tracts of Land on Ashe's Creek, in this County, 1,440 acres, well timbered and situ ated for Saw Mills, called the lhar Gardens . and 640 acres of Land on the N. E. River, joining Willi?m Campbell, Esq. on the north, nnd running down the liver about a mile to (len. Lillington's line. The timber on the river is the best quality for Shingles, and that 011 the up land for Turpentine. . Any person inclined to purchase only a part of saidLandsmuy be accommodated, and in ease they arc not disposed of by the 20th of November, wilt be sold at Vendue. In disputable titles will be given, by 1). MALLLTT. Wilmington, October"29, 1605. Wharf & Houses . to rent. ; A T mid-day of Monday the nth of JfjNovcmlcr next, on rle premifes", will be reeled for one ) car to commence fiom lhat ilv : the VVluif, Dwellirjr iiouus ar.u v iiatci.oMiei, ;uic ti.e pro yenv of the Kline of Ro' eit Adam, EYq, die) now, in the occipancy e I John Hogj 5c Co. ai d Dr. Uah'irg. Conditions will be made known at the time of uniicg cr before cn application to JOHN HOGG. Wilmington, October 29. 2 ronr cf wiLMixmoK. Entered tintt the $lk imt. Scb'r John It William, Smith,- rh'.ladclphia Ship Nunc y , Child, . Liverpool Union, Hilton, Ditto Seb'r Janiet, Thomas, l'ayct tcvi 11c, cargo. Hour and Cyder, to JoO.ua Putts CLtA AID BHg Hope, Jones, KinRiton, Ja. 1 peritiza, William?, PhiUdelphia Amazon, !lron, niUdic Stl.r M.lly, IU, N.w-Yoik ) iiet.d, Wallace, Soilitdumctti Regulator, MMlhtntiy, ClMrUsten DILI) On MWsy laM Mrs, Mr dun, a tia!he of Ifijtttd, f;ed fi )in, and con tort cf Mr, James L'ihtr, iiictil.tit of this town. Oml.t time d,y M, Jet :; Hiil A Bank of Ccjc Fear. " T a meeting ot the Diicctoti ch Fri day the twenty fifth t'ay cf October RtfahiJ. that the Bjr.kvvill commerce its i-perations on Monday the fourth Jty of November rtkt, enfuing, ird ihit thereafter the public Hi all be notified cf the dajs appointed for Difcmmtt. I'tiblinierl by dirrclion cl the Ilird. cto. lioortR.r.w. Wi!rr,Iugic,n, October 79. 'rn in? livN'ri'n until the ISA June nrf, SMALL Of iik lloufe ith a full L two bed rooms & kitchen, tontmifbt tor private family, adjoinir g Mr. Hen ry YourgSt'-c the l.oofe I now live In, be, longing to Mr. John Hill, for terms ii plyiu GF.O. MERRICK. Wilmirnion, October 79. A To Kent , THE Dwelling Hoofe h Front-flrccl, latt'y ccctipicd by iK fubfetir, NEHEMIAH HAUUIi.
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