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,TATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,' 7
jn Equity Sept;Termr l 827 -'V X.
and Simmops Is ?r, 'J. VV
J" T appearing to the-satisfaction of the
Court that the defendant, Henry . to
Daniel does iiot res.de witb.n thejiniits
f this State, it is ordered that publication
Z made1 for six weeks, successively, in
,he Carolina Sentinel, notjiym said de
fcndhi to "beand appear at the next term
SSu Court, to be holden at Trentony in
idCountyon'the Wednesday after the
se
cond Monday oi iVV'n ' r " '
i ' ... oairi'R'ill . nthprwise
.ncwpr. or aeniui -"7
the same will be taken pro cbnfeaso,
and
heardex&. a fisher, ak e.
srvTE OF NORTH-C A ROLIN A, 7
V . Jones County, y
la Equity, &&tiJ
John Varia and Lewis Gregory,'
Beni W. H arget, William Armstrong and Le
iy hi Wife, SamueLSmith, and.Olia his
xv.f Willis Greeorj, Ashton Gregoryand
Wiliiam Gregory. 7 a .
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendants in . the a
bove named suit, are hot residents of this
State it is ordered thai publication be
made for six weeks: successively in the
Carolina . Sentinel, notifying , said defen
dants, to be and appear at the next terra
of this Court, to be holden at Trenton, in
said County, on the Wednesday after the
second Monday of March next, to plead,
answer, or demur to said Bill, otherwise
the same will be taken pro confesso and
heard ex parte !.' , ;. f-'X
SAML. C. FISHER, CM. E,
Sept. 13, 182795 'QV$$ ,
STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA?
: 7 - Jones County. y
In Equity, Sept. Term, 1S27. '
John Vann and Lewis Gregory,
: vs,. '" f - - .
Benj. W. Harget, Wm. Armstrong and Levtcy
hi. Wife. Willis Gregory. Ashton Gregory
aud Wm, Gregory' . Original Bill and a-
mended and Supplemental tsuu :
f I VO the Defendant in the above na-
.1 rned suU, -pursuant to an , order o
the Caurt of Equity for the County of
Jones, made at this term, you are hereby
notified that depositions of witnesses, to
he read in evidence on the trial or tnis i
cause now pending in the Court
ft Of EtJUI- I
f XT I
... rnr airt r.nnntv. will be taken at the
r.,r.T4ln.,P in Trenton, in said County,
fir. Mondav-of November jjext.l
nfi ih T.iP.dav following When and I
here you can attend and cross examine I
vif vou think proper.
rktnfc nmrwir.' i ; a S I
' SAM'L.. O. lontiK) t t..
Trenton, Sept. 15, 1827-r!y6 '02-$5
NEW BOOKS. :
PEKSOiNAL SK.fcTlJrlr-S ot riis
Own Times, by Sir Jonah Barrington,
Jude of the High Court of Admiralty in
Ireland. Sec. f ' ' V '.' "
REUBEN APSLEY, by the Author
of Bratnbletye H ouse, The Tor Hill, &c.
" Fieron ambition !; Fie on myself,') that
have a sword, and vet am ready to famish !
These five davs bare I- kid , in . these woods,
and durst not peep out, for all the country is
laid for me. -ShaksfeaRE, ,
HIGH LIFE, A Novel.
THE EPICUREAN. A Tale. By
Tl I.; '- . , , f ? v I
suiiinas itioore. v -, . . ;
KEY TO VIVIAN GREY.
MRS. H E M A N'S PO EMS.
THE FEDERA LIST, on the New
Constitution, written ; in the year 178S,
by Mr
of a Bow Street Officer.
ALMACKS. A Novel.
LIFE OF NAPOLEON.4 ' J ,
MEMOIRS ofLindley Murray.
SKETCHES OF ALGIERS.
PA U L JONES. ! A Romance. -
MERRY TALES of the Wise Man
f Gotham."-; X"; 'j; ''. ; ir
AftLSWCAN QUAKTXSLT ReVIB W, No.S.
2:;n'AV;f
Various ; Medical Works, : Miscellane
ous.and School Booksj Stationary, &C,
Just received and for safe by' 1 '.
' . .:f-; 'THOMAS WATSON.
Sept. 22. . :';;':; ' V ;;; -, ,..; ;f
Blacksmith Wanting.:
V 1, 4
wyu ouAvrvatm i a wno is a
steady and industrious Workman' ii
anting in het neighborhood of Core
Creek, Craven county ,16 miles from
JVewbern. ; Any person wishing to estab
lish himself in hei?boye line of business
ill find constant ..empjaymef.aoo4L
Pay torhis - wptkApplicaiionjcan be
nade to James Beeslev.';Core C
Graven comxy-jy.'M
:Sept;22,:1827i(4!
S JVorih-CariiUriav
u
; ALMANACKS
or the Year 1828,
For' SaU T,nri ti a q' iv a TPQr.ili
Jepi
li :i. i f j: i jiii
r.tii M i t- lti is bIieved all tb: crew U wfe shower
. . m it- v-i j ra k a m a a n - a v a
iiwrt, LcouiL, f .w ioveu . .1 j. " j J ; ', ,: -. ' . I.the
KiuHMOiNU;or Scenes in the Life w"r'- t V':-H';V.:i-
ORDINANCE ' OF THE COM-
SSlQSOJN
HERE AS great inconvenience ts I
i sustained by jibe inhabitants of the I
Town, from the; great mber of ilpgs
f uuhin at larg
particularly in the public market, during
market hoairs.r:,v.' -XX'luX1
The Commissiontrs at allitimesstudK I
oils to promote the cdmfort aitd cdntehi-1
ence of their fellow citizens, ; and in par I
ticular, desirous d remove the evil above
mentioned, do hereby 'Ordain, that from I
and v afterthe, 24th day; of the present 1
month; it shall be the duty; of
Sergeant, to take up and conone all dogs, I
found in the phblic market -'also ail dogs I
running . at large, or stiolling about the I
streets, except such as are following their
owners, or are hear1 01 before their own
er's door, until claimed, which claim must
be preferred, and a demand made within
forty eight hours, of the Town Sergeant;
who is here by directed to give up the
dog so claimed, on the ' owner - or clai m
a ut paying to him 25 Cents at the time 6t
the deliyerof the dog, ais a fine for per
mitting their dog to run at large about the
streets which penalty shall accrue, and
'be paid, for each and every time the dog
be so taken up and confined. ' It is, also
Ordered, that all dogs so taken up, and
known to belong to negroes, shall be im
mediately killed w iihou t reserve. -Th is
Ordinance is not intended to afiect dogs
which may be with their owners coming
from the country to market. , ' 'x .
, By r der of the Board,'
NATHAN IISDALE,
: ' . Clerk of the Com.
; J -
I Sept. 20; i827-?96 97- ;
TAKEN UP,
ND committed to the Jail of Jones
County, in the Town ol Trenton,
i on the 2nd instant, a negro man wbu caiU I
nimsen tL.Lio. ntf u ui - omtji wiu i
i tr l. t to - CI 1 , Li:.l.-l.n I
plexioo. t rom information,, I , believe I
him to.be a negro who was advertised oui I
June, 1825. by Thomas B. Haushton. of I
Washington county, near. Ply mouth, nc. J
The owner is requested to come for
ward,' prove property, pay charges, and
take him away.
X ;- VV M. H UuuINS, Sfcentf.
Trenton, Sept: 13, 1 827 9Q 97
Maid and Female Academy.
n n ru 4"f ui uiis iwiiiuiiuii -
II n ail MAnrn ana rr flnrf'ifir ina lxffm
. .will wiiuuicuvs wu invuua tie aii I
ol October next.
r The Subscriber is happy to be able to
inform the public.- that he has employed
Miss A. D. Salman, ' of F ayettevill, to
take charge of the Female Department
J instruction win De . given in ail the
given
brauches 'usually taught, in Academies.
A. W. GAY, Principal:
Sept. 2Z,;i827' '96-98.
CAVENDISH TOBACCO,
t the best quality, iust received and
forsale by.-, !:;.,vK;' 'li-r-j-y .
-: ; r VVM. VV. CLARK;
Sept.' 22, 1 827 '96 97. ,, -
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SATURPAY SEPTEMBER22, 1827,
HWrndJ tpt. of
emn 1 1 lsin v uc nAiaH t m hn
, iu . . V . . i ..
nrth Ranks. sjva the Erlpntorv: N.
N BTka
ra iri thp "j K.nlprnrivp. nl Mpntnn
...-0, ....r.w., rr...r...Mr.
math deck broken up, her mainnmast
"Uk "aJ -a114
01 g&PS aM stript b
SepU IO.Tfailbrds US
smrpre Dieasnre to nave it in nnr nnw
er to cntradicV upon unquestonable
E - r . .
authority, the report of the loss of
,Captaln.D.;Holdenof the Cape
tPrn l.iirht Rhin. in the late.ale. a
bin K .lr,fV,,t 5 ronton
...A. : V - ... - r- .
Beacon.- Two of the crew were wash
ed overboard and drowned i but Capt.
Holden and : the ! remainder ' of the'
crew got' safe asore. The Light ship
was ariven asnore six mues 10 uie
south
hw4rd of Ocracock Inlet, on thel
25th ult. having parted her moorings
during tW violence of the le. ;
rresiaeni vtaams, accompatneu py ine
HdnEdwar Eyeritt visited the exten
siveC manufacturing v establishments c in
Lowell, on, Ved nesday r the ,5 th inst. Mr .
Adams was in. Boston the next day .Thh
uazette ; says, ne spem some, time arjoe.
Athenaium, to view, the portraits, Dusis,
and ihe new atrangement of the rooms;
and y isited 6ome lamil iVienysirhisJ
yisitwas entirely v Without parade, .- and
when he came Into -tke A
iwas whoi poattend
readiugroomkk'ne
H is heal th appears to have improved. x
H?' teW -Uiiiv-A-tjJ-ti'
j3u
4
crops, : as also, to the .shinnine. none of
whiciv was American; The,- American
brig: : rcific (Fisher l(ad "arrived at St.
Bartsfrom SPoint treiuadoupe,
where all the Vessels , but one ship iwent
asUoe - - buildines. &c. 'much damaged.,
Accpunjs;; iroin Martinique Antigua-arid
iiS'evisrepr senVlke gale. asf having jbeei-
excessively severe, though the exte;U ol
initifv had not been ascertained A Bri
tish vessel arrived at St, ; Barts, August
24. Jell in with; the 'American sjtftVioner
between- bt. Kilts and at. L.usttia, and
took' on? all the Vjrewj, except the' Captain
wha was drowned and carried fhem into
Nevis
DINNER TO COM. POflTER,
' ' Nbw ORLBANSi'july 2. v
Agreeably to previous arrangements,
upwards of one hundred , gentlemen jriet
a; the Planters' and Merchan ts' Hotel on
Saturday last at 4 o'clock in the after-
noon,. , I he room, in which tne lapie
was set had been tastefully decorated by
' . 'p ...... . - T. -' ' '.'"'I
.virP Mondeli, whose pencil executed wttu;
fidelity thetlegant designs of Wiri Pilic.
Piie name of PORTER was. painted cjri
the wall, : with the appropriate; device,
Honor to (he brave surmounting rnilitary
and naval trophies. The flags of the U-
iiited States and Mexico were gracelully
united in flowing draperies. I A hilo
surrounded them both; and from its pi
verging ravs, shone forth the names of
the gallant naval commanders, whose ac
tions have, reflected honor on our coun
try.. In. separate medallions,? formed of
oak1 leaves were Inscribed the names' of
Washington, 'Lafayette, Victoria, and
Franklin wi h; appropriate and characte
ristic' hiottos cinder each. Over the en-
trance door was inscribed the! name, ot
i?. . ; .L
urewit uiitun -over ine uuuoc uuui
was written JOHN Q. ADA M5 among
those of our former Presidents. - .On the
left side of the room, in similar . medal
iion, were inscribed the names of Adair,
Coffee, Carroll, . and Blanche in the
centre, surrounded as it were, oy these
valiant companions of toil, the eye dwelt
with delight on the name of J ACKSON, I
and under It, the simple and expresive
words, 8M of January 1815. I T he col
ours of all nations were painted on the
walls ; our own standard and those of
Mexico were placed ' in the form of tro-
les is the four corners of,, the, room..
t..
Wreaths of laurel bung in festoons from
the cornice over ail the decorations. At
half, past four, the band struck up the" na
tional air of Hail Columbia the signal of
the Commodore's arrival. uHe had pro
ceeded, with his family, accompanied b
Col. Morse, one of the Committee,; in a
carriage drawn by lour white horses, from
his residence at Mrs. Herries' up Char-
tres street, tnrougn a crowd oi citizens,
anxious to behold the man whose fame
has so long resounded through the land
A fter exchanging salutations with his
friends, he was Introduced to the dining
room; -by Joseph Roffignac, t esquire,
Mayor of the city, President of the day,
and Col. Morse, and Col. While, Vice
Presidents, i The Commodore sat on the
right, of the President,' the other guests
occupying the places wnico had i been
f Urni-iHontl! 'I ha Hlnnflr vas (hmnhinnt
I viiuvm. ...w- ....MWMa
Presidents.
I in? a hieh degree arid arranged with a
; . - ; - r . - '
Mn. - ann anowea now mucn do n m
quaiiv and in quantitvtour fruit market
I nas iroproveo wiuiiu icw-vr. ; t ne(
weather which; had
ivarm nnc srt ninrh rnnled hV a i Dondral
, T .
v' rrrr.r .."T. -frr?:'-. u. "S
5 The utmost barmonv and social emhu
- v.V ' -.. . , ? yl
cloth was rembveoT toasts? were runll
ivkan ii,a r imihwi ipr
i . a tub vi u . v t. i
I SON was pronounced by thel President,
the company Is usual in Louisiana
I ""uu:u , """. l'uu "'6 epea-
ted cheers j a tribute to the chiefAian W
I " salutarv eneroies.77 and hi inmiri'
' Mr. Ward, who has returned tii' Ehp
land from his mission to Mexico ' was a
passenger ; by the Prirhrose,); atkd ) his
v.bir.f.tohe.tlw
considerable curiosity since it is general
CO
in iVIexico, who is accused -in Private
letters, fintrigumgagairisfBrlU
ic9i9, biiu iui iiie vivrriuruv 01 me exis
ting Government. .;MrVlVVardI during
thef exercise of his diplomatic functions
;ih Mexico, was so frequently brought in
to contact; with Mr.' Poinsett,' theAmeri-
leafr,Cpnsu)Xtbahe
the whole of bis pi oceedings ; r and.it is
1 i fficult. there fore, to'assign' any other
rijotivefot hisij
than thfe fulfil ment of his instructions,
1 voyage to N. Xorkas much out cif his
coarse, and could only have been uridfr
taken forjp
known thatMrWardwas iartic
tnxious for' family reasons, to accelerate
lETheCommefua
Poinsett the A mbassadpr v from the U
states, has been soihe uu
oesociating
with Mexico tnn not likely td be speed!
I concluded, it was quite understood
that the Congress 'and Senatef woulu
rejectveryvpropitibnahat
adverse to the. English Interests t- buti' at
present
me
isjrejecled, because
it j lays dowri Vifferent line of ? boundary
to that which had before been admitted,
?ndf by which: the Americans lay claim
tothe rich province of tlx
Ameriran
manl but
minister is an intiiguing clever I
tblexicahs are4 firm in the J
determination not to. give up one acrb . of
their temtory. ioioV . - ; ; ,
i k ijr- -r,.. , -;t yi-'- h ' ';: :
.' V Is notA the British Government injuring
herself by .heavv duties on the intioduc
tibn of staves and some other articles , oi
American production exce'pt shipped
Irom pa port In: her Colonies ? By inju
jri n g the NewYirk Pa cket Sh i ps, . she
adds 'to the j expenies jqf transportation
from England, and thereby - affords our
Manufactures an improved chance.bl
competition.' Our annual imports , from
England are .considerably .overtwenty
millions. By being able to sail our, ves
sels cheeper than the English, pur ship
Ping gets the carrying trade, and presents
the English arto
price. Yuicritau . .manufactures, are ra- ;
pidly gaining upon the British, and whate-
ver tends to add to tHe expenses of trans-
-- . ' 1 . ' ' L r ri
portation, operates in their favor like a
tariff. What will England gain by tam?
permg witn this 2U,UOO,OUO dollars ex-1
port ? iofon Palladium.
ONE DAY LATER.
An arrival at. News York brings En
glish ihtelligence one day later than .our
previous advices, but we discover very
little matter of interests
The whole ofthe London papersare I
filled with extracts from othef Journals, I
respecting Mr. Canning. The 8un, ol
the 14th says, it is understood- the new t
Ministeral arrangements will not be an
nounced until alter bis 'funeral; They
were preparing to bury him in the Abbey,
near Mr." Fox. ' ' -' ..,
The monev market was calm and no-
thintr of interest later froni the Continent.
A Congress was still talked"
of at Vienna,
which, if not carried into execution, will
eventuate in an informal interview De-
tween several of the Sovereigns. -
Under the head of Constantinople,
July 10, -it appears from various Circum
stances that the Divan is already informed
that the Courts of London, Pans and
Petersburgh will shortly take measures to
enforce their intervention. '
Vienna dates of August 2d, state that
the surrender of the Acropoljs has greai-
Iv discouraged" the Oreeks. " 1 he i con-
fusion is' greater than ever. Thes ne
1 Greek government was daily expected a
iVapoti, where anarchy is at its height
But four villages in the Peloponesus have
submitted to Ibrahim. ' v v v i
-The LCgypiiati fleet, of 68 sail,4 was to
sail from Alexandria about the 10th or
Julyp for the Alorea. In the mean timej
the communication was kept up by means
of switf sailing ships of war. : (
PoRTDOAL. Up to the last date of
these advices, large bodies of troops wer
under arms in 'Lisbon, and the excited
I .1 - v , .. r
p. rir(s Rpopnt. who hut a short t me
awa! H'y" adm,(JO-ar n
said to be extremely unpopular; . It was
reporieu ,ioai a cuu.uuuuv, u.u
j Viiri tn Aiatn
I v r i . . - . . -r- '
land it s said, the experimental squudron
ndtU" Sir Thomas Hardv. has received
I . . . . -
results ot the present commotions are
ntwn " ) V C : iS , v i
i fmmnj miain was Known in reia
- : n ' . r .
I tion o the New British Cabinet, except
n or V0PeVcn wVt1" uf f1" e 1T4IU
The market for American produce re
mained without alteration.
-1 : .
Extract of a p zf
; .::'lJuly from ,uayssa:r:--i
" The affairs i-.of tbe feast have i taken
ati unfavourable turn since the Tieaty 6l
Pacification ' between Russia J England,
arid France, has been known. There is
little7 hope of the Porte accediog to the
inter vention of the Great Powers. The
stipulations. of Ackermann are'ar trom
touching the Sultan's sovereignty, but it
is otherwise Jwith the treaty p( Juyi;6,
ilB2r.W lUsT not donate
then to have the atr of; fulfilling, the con
dition of Ackerroann, but the fJ reaty fdr
the Pacification of Greece, ng the
mosr sacred interests of ' the Pdrteind
Island wm the Diva roost likely opv
pose it with its utmost eoorw, Aiier u,
the resources of the Ottoman Empire for.
this resistance are comparatively, feeble,!
arid the object or the Treaty, naraelyy
the further effusiohof 1 blood, ' must be
accum
n .
'A novel ofhisttfriM
ced,.- from the pen of MrsDuWnY oi
'liianna:;Tbe'Jiey
Indian prophet end
Sornie favorable ':ex tracbfTom;; the work
have been given hi anlObid-:'i)aper Wffil
Pla CaJ? an Wla n81,sJl ; lish Sloop, John & Susanna, of l,rtola,
giment of Cavalry: and S Portuguese.. iost Cngll5h Sloop RlCnafd & ju . UJ.
hiii ;r? do- lt,st 5 : Engsh Sloop John, ol do. lost:
there. The whole of the British troops nanish Sh.nn rirnr. li Ai n.!
COMMVfflCATXa
... f '
,, At?-
' rf-f wn-vr-T a . - " -
?f V thit ipiieri most atiinuaUd iKrtad
'- (' cordf is cable li man'i ttndet He iX-
On'earihly JilUs j it break at every trVesc."
' : When old age, after, ai long life of usefulness .
and piety sinks into the gravei and tbe lod,
of the Valley hides from our vjew thie bending '
form of the aged patriarch,' we' can bow . in
bumble submission to the will of Him
whoslp hands is' liije and death" but when the
"Pf yoatbisterginff -iato toan-
houd, and the ruddy glow of health bricrhtrn-
ing on the countenance, giving promise to a
good old age, withers before the icy hand of
death and histoid fingers wrap- that spirit,
bnce as playful and as light as ours, in feter- '
nat gloom, we cannot but xcUimt " in the !
midst of I life. we are t in : death unto '; whom "
shall . we turn, for succour, but unto thee, O
Lord !." -In - Mr; ALBERT V. ALLtCN, i
(whose death was : recently noticed in this r
Pape0 were united that mildness of disposi-.
tion, dignity of deportment, strength of un- -derstanding,
and brilliancy of genius which
seldom centre in the same individual, and bis
affability and graceful demeanor; endeared -him
to all who had : the pleasure of his ac a
quaintance. Far from the land of his nativ-
y labouring under "the . pains of disease, ,
without a relative or friend to smooth his pil-
low of death; the urbanity of his temper, and V
hi' prepossessing mauners, secured for him
those tender 'ministrations which' a death bed r-
needs, and which no wealth can purchase. .
i nue we, regret the afilictine xlisDeusation.
tii:
wMcn has deprived an . affectionate family of
Jheir rdative, and hi sympathising friends of
beur choicest favourite, we cannot but hope
that-the piety and resignation displayed a
his last moments' has secured for: him a '.eat
ngntuanaoi tne eternal king of kings.
As for man.' his. day r ai irriti ' . u
flower of the field, so he flourisheth : for the
wind passeth over it and it is gone, and the
place thereof shall know it no more." ' '
. ' j. AMICUS. V
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEWBERN.
:, ARM I El.
Schr. Genl. Iredell, Osgood; Martinico;
enr oraiiiuae, piasters, , wiarleston
pchr. lrmmph, uonklin, New York $
:iy, kuwuuu, maninicoj
Schr Midas j Lockey,4 New York.
' r ; CLEARED, ' "- ' ,' ' f .
Schr. Milo, Clark, Hayti. ' , -
Capt. Osgood, of the General Iredell,
from Martinique, has furnished us with
the following particulars of the Vesself
lost and damaged in' the gale of the lTth
and 18th ultimo, at .Ponce :
American' Brig Herald, full cargo of
Sugar, totally lost crew . saved ; Brig
Baluga, of Kennebunk, full cargo of mo
lasses totally lost- Capt. and two of the
crew saved, and four drowned $ Brig
Bud, of Boston, ashore in four (eet wa.er.
full cargo of sugar ; will probably be ios(
crew saved ; Schr. Cerina,o( &denton
C., cargo of molasses, totally , Just
crew saved ; Schr.'' A cade, of Boston, to
tally lost-crew saved Brig Ann Maria-.
ot New York, ashore in five feet water, a
little to windward of Bocachica, cargo of .
sugar and molasses.. At St. Thomas, on
Monday night, the 27th August, the wind
comnieHced blowmg from the north, and
continued to increase!' until day light,
when it shifted to the west and blew al
terable gale "or hurricane," until ; about
noon, ; when it began to abate; at which
time.tbe harbor; presented a sad specla .
cle. rhe following is -a list of the ves
seis on shore : Bremen Brig Anna, just
arrived , from' Bremen, with a cargo of
dry goods, on shore, fail. of water ; Lug-
lish Schr. General Barri. B.linr nit hit
hied; American SchV;i Antelope, of-Bal.
ii more, part of her homeward cargo on
boardfull of water, on the rock t Emr.
nish Sloop St. John's Packet, lost ; Ham
burg Ship Spectator, jCapt Kruse, bound
horiie, full cargo on board, cOfTee, rum,
sugar and tobacco, ori'the rock and bilgd;t
English Brig Bermuda, ol. Bermuda, will ' ,
probably begot off ; English Moop, A U -fred
lost ;Americaii Schr Randolph,of '
Baltimoret Capt. YValkerf'with her cargo,
buiwaid bund,'will' probably ; be., got
iff;Americkh Biig Pocahontas of Provi-
denceVCapti Brew,' bh shore oh the land ; .
American ;. prig i wo pons, or rortiand9
had commericed taking a cargo' oi' Turks ,
island Salt oh board, ashore in the sand, -expect
to'be got bffj Brig Eliza', of New- ; ,
York; Capt. Davis; ; ashore oh t he rocks i
with her cargo on board, will; probably
be lost ; English Schooner Planters Pac v
ket, ot Bermuda, 4 on the rocks ; Dutch"
BrigElizagbrie ta pieces on ihe rocks ; f
a large, French Ship, Eugenie, parted Iter , .
cablesarid fwds driven i.to sea 5 she has ,v
since returned j a large Span isli ,Schr. fW
Porto Ricol loaded with sugar, was en-v X.
iirely lost against; the wharves .-Frotn ! .
the country ; we hear-or much damage' be,
ing done t the canes and provision ground ; . ;
ateTseriously injured,' buildings ' were : v.
bldwn. down, and a great - deal of .stock f ,i
killed, r At St: Pieferi Martimco, jthe oiig v V
Lvdia. of 1 ' ' capsitted: Scr. Enter- ., ..
prise, of' AleiaridriaVCasfCed and was
lost i Scr. Caroline, oi .ooow jam, losu f
Shin SAatht Carolina Packet, arrived at ;.
'Sri: drbi'on the srtb '. Aug. J a complete "
wrek with 6 feet watei in her bold the; ; ,
fttimate'alosslo
Ship ---Z of, Philadclphiar arfived. at; ' :
$u Croixon; the 27th. , Aug. distaasted .
Brie Jew, from St. CrOlx,v was capvzea .
and lost near rui
andelancholy to telate, Airs. Dorr aKtf
Child, of' Boston, and;, "the &y;q( tha
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