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A 'LIST
AMERICAN SKAMEN,;-.-
J a detained 't the British service
n a.it of documents 10 pryvc uiw
Jut. As the former places of re-Vl-
e if these men are unknown at the
rtment of State, their friends are
' "fis manner requested to procure proof
K'ir citizenship, with descriptions cf
l"r Persons, and reward the same to
f ctictary of State, in order that pro
P plication may be made for their
discharge. 4.
M'Comnell
enry Wdliams
iobert Talman
. Thompson
rnom-", , vvi:i:m Smith
.der')-"v
Joseph M'Kedder
Nathaniel Tolman
John Lowe
Jonathan Archer
Varies W.U.ams
rbomas Church,
5amuel Wilson
Nicholas Powers
i.hn Burmore
gm Wright
1 ,hn Fredetftk
William Wheeler
;ohn Bailey
I oh n Farewell
ohn Truman
,shua Porter
Timothy Small
Isaac van Blaken
Michael Nugent
Richard Mathers
in'aoin Lusina
W. S. B-wd
Thomas Fatten
jUirhew T.lton '
Rk'hard S trainee
j )Sworth Cole
George Sloan
Thomas Cr'ppen
jihn Dennis
William Clark
Janus Newall
Benjamin George
lames Stud
Jinn Stewart
Thomas Jones
K cholasCos.on
Cito Martin
Daniel Dyswn
Richard Sixty the
Peter M'F&riane
Jihn Hu-.m
William Hayes
J'in Love
James Campbell
Alexander L.irl;si
Stephen Lewis
Fivncis Edmonds
V. illiam Cole
Gror je Dmant
William Podd
a"ob Khan
William Lynns
William Wilson
Charles Chossan
Ifcnry Bowling
iSihvard R'ibinson
Edw'rd West ford
Ge rg Gray
Samuel Hills
jliii M Walker
abez Choat
Ee, jamin Noyes
. Huer, alias Jack
GcTe Birch .
Jim a smith
Samuel Dahon
Amhor.r Puitcas
Henry Feathers
HeTiry Chapmon
J?hn Lavvsoii
William Armstrong
Siruel Rcwsoa
Sa-nuel Ll'wd
Cl.arles Harrison
jr.hu Walker
Thomas for.es
H.-nrv VVa;ers -
hotiii M ;'iivay
phn Ke.d
rrjdsricu Rhoads
hunts G een
, Giorge Campbell
ntaamel Curtis
Wil!i?.m Snerrard
Richard ;ohnron
psrph.Vil.ion
On the '8tb nnstsrtt
A BOND given by Richard Dearing
J T nitric. fi TV-r. Hnnrlrrn
il.tVl J AilltO ' -t. J - .ww
Dollars. lue the first Monday in December
next,, dated the-5th day of last month, ar.d
assigned the 18th mst, by Benjamin Forsyth J
ro piyseif ; which Bond I torwam all 1 er.
sns rivin trading or bartering tor, and th
Obligors from making Payr.-.eni therefor to
any Person but myself as I have neiuie
assic-ntd nor traded the same.
JOSHdA BANKER
Gennar.ton, Stoles County, Oct. 12, 1805.
Joseph Muratt
Joseph Woodfcon f
John Jones
James Lassley
Charles. MitchU
William lilechford
William alias) Jas
" Deal
.John Ferguson"
William Wall, jun.
Marens Stephens
Samuel Jenkins
William Rowland
John Robinson
Godfrey Winslow
John Jcckson
J hn ; Woohcot
James Leppen
John Seym. ur
Edward Rors
Francs Davis '
Joim Smith
Thomas Manning
James Lynn
Ludonnill or Lion
Donneil
David Coleman
Zeneas Swift
Edward Miller
William Bully
James Wornist ley
Arcl.d. M'Keicnine
David S-Tinord
Frederic Rkcdes
James Watts
Su r.uel Sother
Jwiiii Rice
Antnony Nelson
YVitliam Bond
Thomas S:monton
J-hn Mitchell
Thomas Edwards
J-.!eph Perrin -
W'Uiam Mines
Edward Moore
Henry Bowling
John Slocum
George Watson
Thomas Morris
Samael Brown
George Watson
William Wall
Kbem-7.er Bucking
ham
James Wilson
Josh. W. lam an
Phil'p Ford (alias)
Caroline
Thomas Srmonton
John Read
John Walsh
John Thompson
George Walker
Daniel Merriduh
John Johnson
William Duck
John Howes
Thomas White
Samuel Lloyd
Peter johnson
Daniel johnson
ohn Thompson
George Mars
George W wson
Dar.iel Mrrrndith
Widiam Finlay
ic-l'.n Grant
Abraham Hainard
jphn Miller
Lifl" Young
Thomas Pennock
deore Walby
jShn Rohinsn
To y ourntymen Tailors.
'J'HE Subscriber wishes to employ
one or two J umeymen Tailors, steady
Men, well acquainted with the Business.
To such constant Employ will be gien.
JOHN RABOTEAU.
Raleigh, OctoUr 25, 1805.
JOSHUA SUGG,
Within one Milecf the State-fonsein Raleigb
Respectfully informs the Members
of the General Assembly, that he
will board six or eight Members at
six shillings per day, and feed their
horses t 2s, 6d, per day. Oct. 25
Bearding.
TTHE Subscriber living within one
quarter of a Mile cf the State-House,
informs the Members of the ensuing Gene
ral Assembly, that be has prepared himself
to accommodate 12 or 15 boarders, and wili
also take 40 or 50 Hcrses.
Henry H. Cooke.
October 23.
Boarding, 8?c.
THE Subscriber returns sincere
A Thanks to the Pubi c in general .for
their pas: Favo.s which have been bestow
u;on him since he has kept 'aTavern ;n"tlns
City, and r. forms them that he continues to
keep a regular House cf Enter. ainmei'it, far
the accommodation of aii these who rr.av
;hink proper to call upon h;m ; and that he
has prepared himself to enter.ain o5 or 40 j
Bowrdtri throughout the Geaeral Assetrnkiy: J
He will also keen Horses in Town on mo-J
derate Terms. J AM11.S MEAUS
Mxieigb, October 58, liiu5.
points, which ra3 to be the signal
tor a general massacre ot the
whiles ; 1 not evenj to spare the
babe at the breast,1 was the order
ofthe5r inhuman' lender. ProcLi
matiobs were prepared, offering
freedom to the negroes ; an'd it it
untlersto(;d there are emissaries oi:
the cewst and at Natchez, that had
their parts assigned in this sangui
nary plot. Happily inforrnauo.;
was lodged with the Mayor ol their
intention in time to avrrt, for the
present, the dreadful calamity."
- By an arrival at N. York, New
Orleans papers to the 2f d S :p. arc
received. They contain nothing!
important. The Viper, Hriiish
privateer, was cruiiing off the
ijatize, and boarding every vessel
gojng m or coming out. )n me
ISth Setemier, the Marquis de
.Cassa Calvo issued circulars to all
the Spanish officers in the territory,
requiring them to repair without
delay to Pensaccla, to join their
respective regiments. Tie North
eastern mail 'to Fort Studdart and
New-Orleans, was robbed near
Tuckbatch town, (Creek nation)
and the rider shot.-2 The port
manteau was afterwards found cut
up, stud most, of the letters and!
.packages pillaged.
On Sunday last (says the Nat
chez paper of August lb,) the citi
zens cf this placewere alarmed' by
the parting and fall into the Missis
sippi of a greatpart bf the bank un
der jhe bluff, which carried rith it
a great number of houses So little
notice was hid ol its ir.cving, thai
several lives were nearly los: in th-
vess J, as rtsnrxts her coming-to w-- John Inskeen, itq. lias ac,ff.t
Raleigh , .
MttNDAV, Nov. 4, 1 805.
We learn that General SteeU j
has accepted of the Governor's ap-i
pomtment as one of the cor.nnu
ruins, provislKni'miiy, , hovevwr, no
person received injurv excrpt m 1
U?e loss O: considrraiile :;ro;j -iav.
The scene lasted at ir.tervVi, fur se
veral hours, and vs truly vvvTa!.
Had the circutvstance o::curred iu
the night, it is lii;;h!y prrr.Ll.
that a ttiir.Lr of live-j. wcjukl r.;:vL
been lost. T her chm in thr- ixfiit
K appears to be about ZOJ fcrt wijcj
iiua betivcen 0 and 50 uct deep,
a large -strcum ol tie ir coki .?ater
prcvipitates iafl(,ot a gravely bot
tom impregnated wiih ore, through
the chr-31 into the Mississippi.
Among tnc prm-jipal sutxtfrers a
bioners for adjusting our boundary H to PtoPt rty? ica- are Mr. Lee,
Boston, the widow Chisholm, the
estate of''L)anitl liarny, and Ivlr.
JoliA Callcnde''.
ine with S. Carolina : and that the': ai mdustnous younz man, iroii.
Commissioners were to meet at
Lancaster Court-house in that
State, on Monday last, agreeably to
appointment. A report on this
subject will probably be m:uV earlv
m tne ensuing session of tht Ge
neral Assembly as Gen. Wclboi
and Col. Moore may be expected
'J
Li.vance iioliander joshua Tho;T)5on
j:r.e i llney
IphnFrish
r rar.cis Bainacoat
Peter Lewis
honn Masun
A:a Thompson
William Ciiojaa
John Huet
)"hu Bost-n
Peter Wittsmot
h 'hii Griffui
Ipmes Goldsborough
Charles M'Bride
Richard Edwards
himes M'Pherson
john Holmes
Menry Applewhite
William Stuuiiford
W'iiHam iarvis
'.phn Downing
1 toV.n Bvrens
Francis Wood
I mm Dana
M.itin Dull
Rota! Tavbox
Duvid-CuJ
joi.n Magrath
John Holmes
On Thursday Inst, about 100
n "i tOu;b'a; Capt. Hutchinson, of the
jj s'.iip RcU lim LiverpxM, fell in
... tl with tne Frcn.ii private c r sciioonei
fi Superb, Capt. Dominique, and
was onicril o bojr.d the piiv.t
terr th liis papers.- Tl is or
Capt. H. iinm-r.-iiatreiv comr,beJ
to attetd their duty as Legislators j
u : r.i - r
r
At the election for Brunswick
I county, which did not takf puce '
nil the 14th ult. General B. Smith' vritn : but no sooner h.-.a nv got oa
ws elected Senator, and Mesi,r. i board than he was surrounded by
jL.enard and Parish Commoners. 1 hi teen or twenty rrenchmen, Spa-
and mulatto's, who with
the-offife of Maydr.of the City x f
Philadelphia, to which hejiyd been.
elected fjv the citv' andcrnlhoh
-ouncils The Philadelphia;,
jers anticipate from this circum
unc, a beneficial change ja tfje
j.d ministration of the polite.
Col Burr has bee.i appointed one
the directors of the Indiana Ca
nal Company. 3
On Thursday, the 10ih imr. th
:egi 3 lature of Connecticufconv'en s d
.it NcWr.Haven. The session was"
opcr d as uua! by a pech frora
.lie G overnor to both houses. i h :
iddrrss is of a loc al nature and co -tains
nothing peculiarly interest' n;r
to the citizeaa of other states. T'
llousciipt' Representatives mae
choice of Timothy Perkins, jun.
Esq. Sp-aker, and Sylvatius Bac.c
:uv and Noah Webster, Esquires,
Clerks. f
OntheJihuU. 'Mr. Weaver cf
Montgomery county, and his son,
a young man, re turning from mar
Icet separated in the evening at the
Springhouse tavern, the father in
a chaise, taking the Bethlefiei
road, and the son who drove tb
waggon, that which parsed Nort:i
Waits meeting house: half an hour
aher the father had got home, th
wa'ggon arrived at the door with .hi:
the tiriver. The family were a-.
larmcd and eet out in search of th.-j
young man, whom they found mur
dered on the road opposite Mr.
Jones's qaarrv. It is supposed
i the wretch who perpetrated this
j unprincipled act, must have shot
j him irotn behind a wood pi'e, and
re .. i-.e dwt.tined and sent into ij then dispatched him with the butt
ht Dotis. The I)ia h clear- ,'u:nd of the pistol, as appeared from
a out :ro:n Amsterdam tor Gti-I the marks on his head. It is pro-
I
1'
in ov.rvss, '.vnen she
"his country. Yet from the cor
espondence between me, or rathe
jii my part with tffe great men i;
office, you will be able toju.jg
how stands. I conceive th!
the seizure wis made of her,s well
is others at, the same time, on l'a
ground ihet no act had been pa- sc
'iy the Congress of the LXnitec.
states :xi meet that of Great Bi itaii.
outinuing- the treaty- in fu'Cor r
on her put t for one year, ending
vn tlie 1st ol June, 155. Fnur.
y '
i private conversation witn cut
Charge rixlFaircs in Lon-.lon, then
.ippe:,rs iittie inclinalioti on the part
ol the American government for
its renewal, and perhaps the . sei
zures weremadto iiluce our mi
nistt rs to represent suc-ntcessity.'
1 ne ung vviiiiam and iVivtr-., !
iasteroy, captured on her passage
from Charleston to Amsterdam,
acd carried into Yarmouth,
has been released, on paying coste.
Ths drcisioa in this case deter
mines the principle that the late or
ders ot the British government for
bringirg in American vessels with,
cargoes, tiot the produce of the
United States, are only intended
to apply (us in case of the Essex)
where the aeutrai toukm her cargo
originally in the colonics of the
enemy.... Tim ex.
The American shin Dispatch,
of Philadelphia hi been detained!
m iUiland on suspicion 01 h.?r iia
ving D.itcn property. The Maria,
irom Khode islanuto Anisterdam,
.md the Culeiwuia, Hwr.derson,
frc;m Am-i-rdatn to Charicston.
ire
sv
on, as ' he '-pei ty ot Anc.ricauTi balilc that th villain determined 011
mcrt bai't nt Phusdeh.hin an ! mi;
. r. . .. : ... ; 'u I
ijy tluee weeks without molestation-;,
but oa her weighing atrehor
.aid standing c'Jt, she was detained
bv two B: ;lish gun bris. She
the murder and robberv at the ta-
an immense quantity ol tioliars on
oard, 'i he Briti'ib .uyp'jse thai
her ult:m ite destioatiou ws the
Cape of Good Hope, ani not the
river of Car.tcn, ad that the dol
lrs were for the payment of tlu
Dateh H0003 !statined in that set
titrne'nt. They observe that a very
cxtfeivtiive fade has beem carried on
.v the Dutch, ijt this way, Tor a
great length of time.
vern, v.-here
vouni? man
! prudently permitted his purse to be
J s .en into which; he was putt big
j r o.me change. But at the report
I ot the pistol, which was heard bv
was la'.ieu with ury goois, 2nd hii all the. neighbours, the barking of
spencer
james Fetnerstone
Clias Hiett
William Soala
Andrew Mansfield
Barns. M'Xuit
joh'i Hankerson
Samuel b
jossph Wilson
VV:Liiain banders
james Doyle
'Joseph Hex is
Isaic Ga:ne
.George V. Eddy
George Famngon
j ht Hansford
james Gray
Tli'nu3 White
Richard Dawoon
" Joseph V leraon If
K:c:ir.rd Reed
john Brack or Brock
john Brown
BenjaminI. Hunt
Wl'iiaili Vlladil
j.- hr. Rick, jn. alias
john tJeiiben
josejdi Hi'xs
Koberc Coul son
New-Market Pall Races com- '
menced on the 12d ult. The Post j
Sweepstakes for 4 year olds, n-
trance 200b, was won by Mr.
Mosby'i Chesterfield by Diomed,
beating Mr. Bates s City Point by
mariis.
violent threats anti much abuse,
drawing their knives and daggers,
were proceeding to take his papers
by force. This Capt. II. resisted,
but shewing eaeh f his papers se
parately, they were satisfied of the
Dungannon. The Jockey Club j property being American, and told
Purse of 4J0S 4 mile heats, was I him he might proceed. While
won by Mr. Wilkes's Surprise bv ;
Bellair at two heats five horses t
run. The Proprietors Purse of
225& 3 mile heats, was onby Mr. j
Ball's Escape by Saltram at 3 heats. '
Four horses run..- The Pout
Sweepstakes for 3 year old colts, 1
entrauce 200S'vas won by Mr. M.
D. Johnson's Carolina, by Saltram. (
Seven started. The Handy Capj
Purse of 300S entrance 30g, was ;
won by Mr. M. D. Johnson's'
Cceur de Lion at 3 heats. Fourj
horses started.
.ino.BuptisteDestando Sanmel Ihuwa
301m fcreene
W illiam Hawker
Samuel Carr
David Collin!:
Edward Moore
lB Haley
JOhiVLrndsay
1 nomas 11 owe
-3'nCoKlaiid
havid C'lleman
-William Hereon or:
Harrihoii
... J 1
llnill.-!l lr!ln-.rn! , M .-..)
Samuel i t : d
Francs Lamott
Teter Har.vy
Pcter Lauiies
Lewis
Willi an. Sherrard
Koinrt Ci'. i-b.e-j
i6eji: iilake
Will ititn jurvis alias
y z. I a lmari
Clement Colrin
Peter W'ils m
orLdward Moodie
0 ... . j
'-evi il...;i
).;i
C'hailcs L jvv
Linjiic.L-v Turner
1'tle l.I.r.or
G i.iert le .vis
war.! !...-. . tr.n .... . ..
IT I'!.. (')., - ilrliot IV.lli-j.r. '1,. ..'
The New-Orleans Gazette of
the 14th ult. sayi, " We can state,
from a source that may be relied i
on, that any army of 5000 men are
on its miurch from Mexico, to
strengthen the Spanish frontier of
Lousiana We cannot but think j
it would be adviseabie for our go-j
vernment to throw a few thousand
troops iuto this country". Even,
though we should remain at peace
jit would be well o shew a state o
preparation ktv war. I, fapA
A letter from New-Orleans, da- ;
ted Sept. 6 says: " The topic!
of conversation, at present, is the I
arrest of a wh'te Frenchman, now '
lodged in jail (I understand uorn l 3 .
;Mai tmicoj vnio was attempting to
effect an insurrection of the free
might pro
Capt. H. w.i undergoing this et
mination, a Lieutenant and six 01
the pnvateer'snaen jumped into the
Holla's boat, and going on board
the ship commenced a most dis
graceful scene of plunder, breaking
open thi chesta in the cabin, steal
ing every thing they could lay their
lianda on, and otherwise.'bchaving
like 'savages and pirates. On Cipt
H. returning to the ship they were
about taking away his boat upon
his refusing to give her up the
priva.teer8.meii struck him, several
times, and threatened to stab him,
but finding him resolute and deter
mined not to give up his property
without a struggle, they went 01T.
Capt. Hutchinson was informed
by some of the crew, that they had
engaged a ship off ' Charleston bar.-
which they supposed to be a Gui
nea man ; and, that they h id four
men killed ia the action. The sails'
1 and rigging of the privateer were
much cut, but htr hull did not ap-
I pear to have received much injury.
The Alexandria Advertiser says
that the brig Washington, Capt.
Cornhill, 01 this port, with stores
for the squadron in the Mediter-
rai.e.MV has .been' captured by the
the dos must have alarmed him
before he could commit the robbe-
11 the mvr.ev was found-in
r
as
Accounts from Cadiz of the Sd
August, state, that there were up
wards of 0,000 barrels of Ameri
v an fiour in the harbar, for which
ss!e cuhl be obtaiiud, altimigh
luL'red a: prime cost.
Tommasi, the Grand Master of
Malta is said to have hied at Cata
ua oa the 1 uh June last. An As
sembly of the Gramd Chapter was
immediately summonsd, and the
Bai li Curaciolo elected 1113 succes
sor.
Ttnma crrrson. President of
tke United States, and his pre.de
ressor 'John Ai'tms (siys a late
Londcn paper uuder a llaguc date)
have been .nominated members ot
the Society of Sciences at Hurlem.
The Yellow Fever has nearly
subsided in both the cities of New
York and Pennsylvania.
The Duel between Dr. William
Upshaw and Sic el Co. a Jones, Eq. I
both of Jlichmond, V. is stated to j
Ith'i- tot- nlarr mi thp evniino til
(.lie u;.. uu , i.ii. i-iji iiuiiu 1
shore. They were prevented by !
-1 j r' ' tu Z3,.'t
i-UC Will-i HUM l-lOft&lUg lilt- x uiu-
mac sooner. Thry fought al three
feet distance. Mr. Jones is said
to have boen wounded in the up
per part of the head. The ball, iil-u-t
having entered the forehead
discharged itself from the back
part of the head. Whether it pe
netrated the skull or merely glan
ced along tne bone, our inform
ant is unable to say. The wound
15 not supposed to be mortal. D:.
Upshaw escaped without any injury.
his purse. Phil. Paper.
Miliar, hss the following remarks
upon Mispent T'rne : Hours
have Thing's, and fiy up to the, Au
thor of time, and carry news of our
usage. Aii our prayers cannot in
treit one of them either to return
or-slacken his pace; The mi--pence
of every minute is a new re
cord against us in Heaven. Sure,
if we thought thus, we should dis
miss them, with better report, and
not suffer them to go away cmptv,
or laden with dasgerous intelli
gence! How happy is it, tnat every
a iur should convey up, not only
the message, but the fruits of good,
andstav with the Antk nt of Days,
to apeak fors before Ijis glorious
throne 1"
.LIED,
At this place, on Thursday last, Mr.
Edware Hants, carpenter.
In the vicinity of New-Orleans, on th
7th Septernbr, Col. Thomas Butl;r, of
ihe Uu.ted States strmy.
iieople of color and
slaves.
His
Suitors ,,;rUe National I atellija.iarM l)!a" had f'r PSrd, that,
Sn-"! t:"--'-' p:t:-" inxae AiU,t;jten days irom the tune of his
i u:ii .,i.,i 1 o-rtection, . Ahey were' to have
:nv o uu-.es ! commenced operations by firing the jf may be
! ei:y of Nev;-'Jri.-ans at diifcrentjj pursue 1
1 J ir.!U!-.i tic u-.VS i
s '. x m r 1,':
' - .1 ' A !
u(s auu c tiueu miu rvige-
A k tter from an American gen
tleman vkued Bristol, (Eng.) Aug.
29, 1805, to his correspondent in
Boston, says, l Austria has decla
red Witr against Prance-'.
at a loss what cou
" ion
1i
with the
Returns from all the counties in
Pennsylvania, i relation to the
Eln'tion of Governor b.ave not yet
been received. The present Go
vernor, . Thomas M'Kean, will
doubtless bi re-elected, though h:s
majority., it is expected, will not
exceed 0,0 JO.
Gov. M'Kean has rcmovsd
Samuel Bryan,. Esq. from the ol
fice of ComptroMei'-G.eneral, a;.d
appointed George DutF.eld, Esq.
to his p'a--e, and John Kean, Esq.
. . .... .. r -v 1
Keg'.ster-Gcnerai m p;ce or ivir
DuTUeld. The two persons disp-a
re in favour of Mr. Snyder's
.a certi
rse to j j ce :l ttvre
lificaie 11 eieeiijn.
VERY IMPORTANT.
" Ncv-Tm-k, Oct. 23.
" We hasten to communicate to
Vou the. following important intel
ligence, received from Messrs.
Hammond nni Holmes, pacsa
gers in the Susan h Sarah, Mar
ner, arrived at Newport from
5ordeaur, which p ace thsy left
the 1 1th September:
" 150,000 Russians were posi
tively on their march for Italy AH
the troops in the south of France
were marching to meet them A
body of French troops had taken
Venice ar.d Naples The " Afim;
of England ' h. d left Boulogne in
three uivis'ons ; one of the divi
sions passed through Lisle on the:
3d September for the frontierr.
Austria has not yet operly deciart d
what part she will ct m the con
test : but she has 300.000 men
ready for service, and 60,000,003
florins in her treasury. There
was no doubt in France of a com
bination having been formed be
tween Russia, Austria, Sweden,
and the Porte, aad that they would
all immediately act against France.
Pru-sia h not decided. Bin-,:-
purie was at Paris.
The entire return of the Penn
sylvania election, give Mr. M'Kean
a" majority of 5,998 votes.
Ti.Tinihv Pi: kins. iu:. and Lewis"
j r
R. Sturkts, have been electca :o voi.
rrtss from Connecticut, m pwee o
iieosrti. Gr'wold and Cocdaru.
f