V
5ff BaTeitrTu imarov, 1823.
nT VF.P. Tht r TtfvTdend -of 4 per
; Jfon ?L -fifteen dsvft thereafter. v U V rV
-nVE HTTNDKF.D DOLLARS, v
nT on 10th, instanr, beteert 'the
T ln rf Halifax and the.nbsrnberV
; in Halif. Countvi, POCKET.
p.i: h- nnd in . roufch leather, 'contain
: r ' p-Vr Hundredana l nM-wn-umiars
v NotefouV rf the Nn:es were
f c 10o dollars. Als C Ded for Lfand,
nlier valuable pf-per:: , '
The above Reward will bef aid frr the
ifr. S;muel Hilhnan of Oxford: of the
Cnhscriber, and a nannsome ccmpensa-
r anr nart of them. ' t
IJTTLKPUKWTLCQX.?
tTal;fax countv, N. C. May
or
r? The Pocket Rock snnnosed to
tarthri found hv n "Nepro Waggoner,
FKTD AY,- MAY 30, 1 823.
AVe invite the attention of oiir rea-
jfr to the Agricultural Address oh
rur first pSffe., If was tlehvpren before
p AcricuJtural Society of North-Ca-
ro!ins. at their Annual Meeting in Dc
ffrfber last, by Drl R. H.. Helme of
jrhnron County. It must beparticu
jrlv acfeptahlfttat'.lhisi time? when
jnoi't of the Counties in the Stae are
fprmin? or have Tormed Societies un
ilerthe proviiion of the libera! act of
nor last Assembly,1 and are now ear
jfstlf ensaged in fthe promotrbn' of
Agricultural Jmproyemerits, ;-vf'';i
Wok? , If! ri cultural Society .An
atlj. urned meeting of this Society; was
lipid on the 21st inst. and we were
Ipjspd to see so many respectahle
farmers present. This Society richly
serves the public attention of the
founty for it has for its object not
the accommodation of a few individu-.
ils.but that the wliole commdnify may
tJppve lasting benefit from it," To en
sure ;t6 usefulness'and respectability;
I' jndicious selection .of OfHcers has
been made from various. parts of the
countv. ' , '. - a.
After offering the following premi
tine, amounting in the whole to gl44?
ife Snciety adjourned to meet aaain
in this Citv'at 10 o'clock in the morn-
in?oftbe "4th of July, at Mrs. Jeter's
Ions room. It is to be hoped our
c"tH men viill see their interest in
Ais association and generally attend.
PREMIUMS;
jcrthe best Essav On the forrhatioh and Sp
plicatirn of lanures, and generally on
the means of retaining and improvrng' the
fertilitv ofla-.d a silver Cun with suita
ble inscriptions, of the value of $15
Tor the best piece of stout Cloth, half
voof, of. family manufacture, suitable
for iron's winter clothing, not less
than 15 yarda Silver Cupf the va
lue of "
Tor the second best dot
Icrth besfand cheapest method of en
clrsin;: lands--a Silver Cup of the va
let Of ' .
?or the best crop of Corn raised on five
acres of improved land a Cup of the
nine of ,
Second best 'do j ,
lorthe best crop of Cotton do
Second best ' do ,
$15
5
io
15
5
15
5
for the best pair cf fat Cattle-ra Clip
of the value 'of a
15
10
For the bestRuR "
Ft the best M3ch Cow . i
Tcr the best Calf under 12 months old
-si
for the best 2 pair of Woollen Stockings
?erond bet' . do ' - i
1
nfflntton dO 2
5ecoTiH Ho 1
For the best 12 nound of Butter 3
lWihe best Cheese of 101b weight, or
Oct . '
over ? J -. , ; -6
'.Second best f, '.'.''' . " 1
' In awarding the Premiums upon ar-
"Cle oflered. the' resnectivei owners
be required th give, an' account of
means used m preparing sucn ai
We. For instance,1 in awarding'pre
iuma unnn nil (animals, regard will
k to tbe m?wnr and expense of
Rg and .keeping nppn"
cf Kuttef and Cheeser must'teac
mvn
companied with a particularaccont ef
manner in which the same was maue
preserved; and in likeiriannerj
respect to any other article.' :
. foreign J'ews! Tfie intelligepce
Jived at Ne w -York bjUae. arrival
i'.lhe Mp LeedsVrcopiot ,defails;of
J arc given in to-da.- PrP8
;'J interesting, as.it .veL -re?j ;.ois
:eg the doubts" and ; perplexities
J Mch-.we wire involved rejativt to
j! qaestion of War or Pe,TluiUgi)
J J8 announced that the port-andcita-?'
f Guetariar have beer taken byjhe
;reh Troopsi with above 00 pri
?Dfr; yet upon the whole; "the;as
fctL of the French Affairs is darlrand
"": ine soiaiere awucai
i
1 Ytfcesair-e ' hereby declared tor tne
ifvear, ;puMe t Paleigh on the first
next:hl at the several
1
arur
r,u"u 01 a piece o suuuu - r "
c?Ur dejcriptfun of-thesoil, culture.
:"irmeu already. rnd even in rans,
rPopularis the War, that the par-J
!j.SUccess of their troopa vz& coldly
JSESWWWfriAjiiriUe, and we
n :-iTr Ai:.. A.
V 7 " " ' ,,IM vcin!ty, there,
ere lat,)y Catherff! in the e.of
r!?vr y; one 'hundred
&Tf f Strawberries.- A v' '-"'
VJohn Cowan, Esq. is appointed Ca
hier 0yhe Wiminglon Branch of the
nraxe- Manw.v
in the room'of ATlf . Hnn-
er, c.so; resigned. . . rtx V;
-fywenn fomtains.iijs ' these
mountainsare about becoming orice
toore the seat of European wa the
fdllowing ishort description of Ithem
may! not be uninteresting to some of
f?, readers :V ; v-;v , f ;:;: -
$ 'This prodigious ranore of motmtamS
xtends frorn' the Ailantic to the Mediter
ranean; a distance of two hundred miles.
ami many, pa is or mem are om hundred
m'des in width. J The first and greatest is
tha which". Joseph Bonaparte took on his
route from -Bayonne to Madrid. This
road,' for about 22 leagues, lies through
the Pyrenees. The second i pass is from
Perpignan to Barcelona, a distance of 50
miles through the mountains, vhere in
many places one hundred arme;J peasants
mav arrest the, march of an army, and
where neither houses, provisions, norc
commodationscan.be found The third
pass leads from Bayonne to Pampelnna,
the capital of Nhvarrc : this difficult defile
is only pasable between the months of
AlanEnd October. T. he fourth road is
that which lead from Terbes, in B gore
to Saragossa. It is a tract 1nerey pe
ous to muleteers during the -snnrmer, but
in winter" tjie' wolves and snpws render it
totally irripassible. ."v'-f-i" "'
' There are nearly - sixty. Other narrow
passes, called opening:, most of wlich are
rugged, "intricate", and hardly passable for
laden beasts, and even those are frequent
ly blocked up with (snow." ;
i 1
Messrs. Carey & Lea, of Philadel-
phta, have received the new-novel, by I
the author of Waverly, and will pub-
nsn n lllell;llt-ly.,, 11 is cauru tuen
AM-
ish it immethateiy. it is called '(wVSf0f tXr ses cHih"nue to b? perpetra
tin
in nurward, and has tor its lountla-
tion thfe'Gunpowder- Plot
Steam - boats have been .introduced
into,Italyby the American consul at
Trieste, and are getting into highVe-
puie. li n nor me nri iime inat ine
lnnaDttapTH or Tne oin worm nave pro
fited by the genius of the new.
tlvsofi Tea. The fact has heen de-
monstrated (says he Fayetteville Ob
server) that the genuine Hyson Tea
may be successfully cultivated in this
state. The experiment has been tried,
and the result has been the most a-
I tisfacforv. A Lady, the wife of Mr.
Mr.
at of
John Newland, ot Chatham Lou
found arseed much resembling: th
lluck wheat, in the bottoni of a box of
Tea. which her husband ' had purchas
ed in this town.1 She planted-the seed
in her garden and the-produce was a
plentiful crop. She gave some of the
seed to' Mrs. Farrihglon,.the t.ady of
Mr. John Farrincton, of Chatham
Countv,'! who also, planted the seed j
and the writer of tljis article' obtained
his informationfrom.Mrs. Farrington,
and also obtained from her 6hme of.
the Seed. ' He planted the seed in his
garden in this townj where, it can be
seen by those who are curious to wit-i
ness the products of the Bast-Indies
transferred to this western hemis
phere; 4 '
.The writer of this article has distri
buted, of the small portion of the seed
obtained by him, to many of his friends
in this town and-its vicinity.
'-'-A Treatise on the mode of curing
this valuable plant Jsquite desirable-
, ' - -. r c-"- - '-if ' '
bjiventidn of the -Protestant Epis
copal Church of the, United states
commenced rfjtsl session esterrlayat,
StPeter's invthis city.! A hinfC Ires-.
;no.hi: nr venerable, assembly otbi
, F . 1 I . Mn a w nitn
Wfl. ttt'entV-1three . members, - has
now bu t tweuty tw. Of the;number
;boen lM'neteen were;, members of the.
late Coiigres - lAhi! the tiiree.newmero-
son. Jackson, and 'Moore, wnouecnn
;ed a re.eIectjoniThefe were burnine
districts id which there was any con
test, and In : the? seven cases where
thiire was -any oppsition to the late
members, the ppbiition Whnmi.
t:L.iqusrer: ;c;: ; . ;-,;V ', ;y r
One huVdreddsix
entered Jhe port of Hayanain. the
month of Aprf whicli 9 we
merican, .S8;)anish,14rll4h,i8
Freircb, 3 Danish 2 uutcn, I iireme;:,
l1-?. Vtoeuese.'aiid 1 Pir.tincluU.ng
sat togetheV'in " this' c6untryi:k?.fe$ conJti;ardirectibn.- ' f'ti
."SV ViVi -.vi;c XiAmalfeli to ride : on horse.;12S;
nons arm - ciei sir iiicH(.,st , rt .r"'H f . "K.'rT"-, T.--i
Testate wHicb under the late cen
: i ' Kw iri?. .ijfw
newf.by the Leeds hag nbtf iVe
and e rs fa n d . gi vc n ih at i m pu I s e t crjoii if
'chanee bad takenr place
i n t hjp p H ce Jo f pub! i c s to c k $ t h e great:
po'iHcal barometer irjn those ertides
of consu6?pti0n tnost likely tondvance
wnen war commencetf.v
; a.. -
.'V .
iTh e ship - Su perior, arriyeri y ester
lay from Canton , has been absent on
r ;L - p.- "p' t, i vt.-'. j r
ly nine; months a h d fifteen VI a y he
' p v vre on th e 5jh of MiigusT fast, and'
nade theiVastern paisage' ut irv'lQO
da'y s, and re tu rned in -1 01 : beina:'the
,?JnrTe.st: pas sage, oridf; the 'season e-
3t ; u p u r , u v a n v ye ss e i P : t n e v u n i re n
Stafesr-S, flays jesyhan the Addison
of PWladlpljia
iuperioi-wasT button emontiii in port. '
sThe New llampshire Patriotin
r:r
i
oifl consistent democratic .paper;thusj
ington :
V
majority ;otli'eJpelewhai!V(er may be? the:
local ' prejudices at A nreeM'exTsstine' will u-
nite for anvsnitable and. dtinnlTshe
fzen wbo shall he desipnated fof the office of
President in the same manner as were the
illustrious rhen who haye held the office for
the last six Presidential terns : andWe trust
thnt - the rerWbllcn ns throughout 'the ITnipn
will boW on o fbs mode of nominaiion;- as
the great polar magnet wh'ch shall preserve
the union arid .Indivisibility 6 there publican I
Jiitssouri. I he toliowin? concliiq-
injj paragraph of a letter, from Mr I
lienton; a Senator from the State of
Misnuri to one of his crtnstitpptV
dated 4th March lat, ivps us. a n im
posing view, of the resources and prof
c,tive importance of; that State T
II am happ' to say that emigration is rc-
icorntnencing to Missouri; and that just no
i tions of its pre -eminent a Jvantares arc strain
employing the publ'c mind. Inthe debate
in the Senate on the bill tA sell thf lead
TinVs and salt, sprinfrs, W. liloyd of Massac
chtisetts, dorJared it to be his opinion that
; Missouri, tltinsr into view her rch la. ds. fine
; climate, mineral wealth.' navigable rivers, ag
ricultural advantages, her fur traded salines,
and immeasurably -extended-lines of internal
rommerce, was the rich est country upon the
face of the globe. 1 sav so too, and believe
that eight or ten years will prove it.
sJ
IJfrfS'atP nf Tretoiid. The most frih
fef hv he, 'nur?e?it peaantry in the
south of Ireland.. The civil authori-
ties are openl v resisfed by these unf
happy beings, lrivenr to madness and
to crime, by poverty .'neglect and per-;
ccution. The burning of farrrr hou
ses and the holloaing ;of cattle, are
stated to be a enmmon patime. The
deplorable ltate of society in Ireland
may be inferred from the fact, that at
a late Assize above, one hvndred pri
soners were' to be tried for murder rj
lyf! twenty for rape! and several
abduction. At the Clonmel Assize?
alone, there were to be tried 26 for
murder, 7 for rape, and 2 for forcibly
j canryn
)fir.Jl fi
carrying off females'. ' v
ree Jltonnrchy.ln the work of
.Tarres I entitled true Law of tree
; Monarchies, it is laid down that a free
monarchy is one in which tho Monarch
is perfectly ree to do as he pleases.
' . .. - -
S'wifter still.-TUe Eastern Stage
arrived in this city yesterday,, from
Baltimore, at 10. oclock precisely,
being Just five hours from the Post Of-
'fice' at Baltim9re. No carriage .has
lever travelled that road before in so
short a time. The distance we have
i heretofore stated at S7 miles. ; That
1 the distaoce.fromcity to 'jgty ; bu t the
distance, frftm the Post Office in iial
timore to the pt in Washington -ex-
ceeds, it is said, 39 miles. The road
is, for the most part, hiIly:and,.tlTe
gravel in some piace.s maKes. ii ucayjr,
under all which circtfmstartccs, this js
great.travelling. JVaf. ni. f
'SailorH Post Ofiice.At the deso-
ate liland nf Ascension, TriL the Allan-',
a - iSJL: 1 k ei: V"A' ; 1 born
TIC' v WCCII itll lltt aH) mv
18 a-pecuiiar vrcvitcvv a '"fv .,i
termedaneip Y$P$ct$km
wiciilhe crews tif Vessesv passing to
tndia fef reiurriihteayechtters
as)they wish' to senaSaefePaVbicb
are pu n c ru ai iy,: iai$ p u i iu wi v ,j c
herformed -in Enffland..VvThe first half
distancewas--dene Jn 10 hours and
quartefi The i horse was then baited
aiidWndeY
ntorewefe then performed, wbeb the
rider went io be,d foran hour 'and a
half Thei match fwas wonfthe rj
mucn latiguea, pui-ine uorsc iicb!
Tlie-Chinese are Jiot f entaf Vable for
thiiryiatfe ;tnit; in tmiflpthe)t7are;
unrivalleAnEngiishtaanwhb wish
ed to have ": to silk t coat requested
vi And ? jwho? was "eoi na: to procure one
made there"; land; aa i patternb
-: ir jidbpred. soleorfvicwt that he in-
btted mm ; to vwuicn ic .yiM..v
sett. ..W.
cornroercial operations, which was ge
nerally an Hcipated tEVen iq Europe
no material
1 Ia
1 1
r u
.-ri
botii 11 o'clock tKe duelling h vh(
MrGefrre Milfei-V Of tfi iasTciety
ofyjne? Connecticut, yva struclcwitb
itrtmni Mil
er j;j,bt;he
6t th fime nknow
time alelvhe; supposed Ji heard hail
fall on "the. roof; .but )the noise ra j)idty
l n c re: ? njj a nd -,ou nd rnsf like the
era c k I ihg of fi re, he rose u pin his becf ij
and immediately saw the fire under
the fiodr. v ,Qo opening" it he found the
upper floor falling in, and had barely
tim e: to escape on t of th e h ou se, with
hi wife, takinr' wi i h them the bed on
w hie h t hey .Kad , s ! ept, before. the riMf
fell in. v Th ere was. but o rj e?oi her. pe rr
sojrnUhefnf
savin? her bed, No cloihes Were saV-
I ed but those they slept ih; ?
yiy; rfaaifrieetine .pnusn secre,
talrj iej: i n Ja nuary 1 asti aij d resset)
rMtdfth
of JclitjjSife; anU houses fpri
rtiorj'i ;fire trIwheels- bay)ebien
eiblised kfni - ho w lorigv the
tread wheels had' beeiri operation
artel whether they h "fend y iriiU'
nous effects had been prpduc
who had worked thereat ?3' The 1re
piies oj tne Magistrates, in effect were,
thit'nnjuif tfe sortft as-omplaiti
of ; . on: the contrary that the tread-
wheel conduced to heal th 'rather than
otherwise; xt.Brj
Mr. Harrison the 'Magistrate, one wo
man, .who had. been at Tthe wheel one
month,; and. who Vwerit to work with a
heuVtiatie ;;o m plain tbeihasked Kow
sh e; fel t when shev wen t"ai way i.'repl ied
(latihef 'rneumatism
iPerhapsVthe recollect
at a pr6secutio&' wasf commenced,
f'ljic umc gu uj,, ir. jyjaune ws, ine
British Cbmedianagainst thW Edi
tor of he Boston Galaxy, for an atr
leged libel in the shape of remarks u
pbn his professional meriiCIt-is a
proo f o f ' the gOi)d sense of M r. 'JVl at
tlievvs.Vthat he has. as We. are inform.
el by the Boston Statesman dropped
ine prosecution
3croMs i r tarmin g.--. jB T. Cooper
.1
j 1. T wo s crops of gram should -not
succeed f each pother : they, should jbe
separated by potatoes, clover - grass
rurnfps, beets or car rotsfor stall feedi
tng.
2. Good agriculture requires no nak
ed. faljoyvs : fallow' cirops. anyhoed
crops") 'that: compel - you Jto kieeCthW
grou n d c 1 ean W hi I ehijfe'; j
answer tfte purpose; ' tjyx
Manure once i n; tou r years.
. , JV w- Fori, Jlfi v
A
A hoaV, ha heeni nlaved off on:ftiift1
of our knowing Jfriends of Wall-street,
at which we know, not whether:, to
laugh heartily or be exceedingly an
gry. A tight. fellow brought into this
eel ebrared street a, beautiful spotted
popy for sale. . The horse resembled
a leopard jhfjrichhss a
of his spots, .and ; attacted universal
attentions Hecwas purchased bran
honorable member of brpfVtPf
k e rsy who ?h a i n g! mad 1 ucky- hit
that day? was in good spiritsV and'gave
a g od price for the animal, who was.
soon caparisoned, and his new mas
ter with whip in hand, cantered him
out on the third. aVenue, and'galloped
him back; The horse; performed )ex-'
ceedingly well,! and was in afoamon
his return to the Hcity,when r Jo ;n4
behold ! as the s wea t oozed frorn his
flanks -and the; pores ofhis sktnj llie
spots disappeared, 'and wereJivasTied
a'wav; The horse had been hdinted
for the purpose, spotted , , to ; cheit the
Knowing ijues oi vrauireei, tuu ue
stood by "the "d oor after , the fide, in,uhis
briginaf f dirty grey and 'yellow re-
Asingulariheidht occurred at JVil-
derhatisen f Hanovec;on thed March."
ffi Is; there custpmaf yio 'i b tertli ie d eaot
a'tlnight'fa
. iightif;short tisjncettoiierof
tliese nocturnal w
rial of a feinal eas sori as the corpse
wjpacenithgf
heard suceeVled by ibdisgo groan-
tngs. 1 o doubt existed that the body
was resucicated, anq wirugiiug in n
conflnenientV' The coffin was opened,
but all present were convinced that the
defunct was so in realit jrV and she was
replaced 4 n the t grave, when the same
movement and.thev same sounds were
again heard.- Alafni extended to all
present who believed that animation
had again visited the incarcerated pri
soner, carpenter of ' the neighbor
hood, of unquestioned indifference to
ehostsA was called ; in, who, having
again openedj the'eoffin and ascertainj
ed that the corpse was actual ly ueau.
resolved to exlimine fthe grave, in
which was Cfbund an; intoxicated man
ivhj ? had accidentally foti nd '' i bed
thereV f He was discoyerd - to be r.; a
you ng mai who, crossing the bii rying
yard,had evidently fallen : into the
grave, from wrrence nis ineDriaiion wau
evenua ms exuisauu iuuun:iir auu.
vs.
deemed regenerated, ana diseninraa-
SS . :r.;;. MA-T ' &s&Ml&r&
?s
occur ru io nira. : i
; Mri Fernah(ez;col lectArj.nf the tar
on StjfeiiilQatsr
put period to hisieiistencon thc
t :o) t, li'lbl owmsr 09 Iii brains wit!;
a double-barrelled tnnC . Nocduzz :sS
aigned.dr.:':; VU,-
tSuoeess to Merican Liferaturr
We are? ppV to state'that one the -sand
levies of the" new and highly i"
teresting American hovel,'eht(
Syilderhes. were disposed ji of l
ewYok,"injther; fouV
yeeks. Tfiia, is perfap9 Mnprecedentcd
successVWilearhithat the aut ' or in
dooseuence of.thisencoDragcment,
has been induced by the7 bookseller j
of that city to undertake another :tio- ;
yei, jthe; scenjof which ialto.b'eiaid.in u
3?ew EngTandatio .will embrace; 'that '-'V J '
r 1 1 . .
in?wnicn
the ; superstitious persecution y'i tin
of witchcraft, agitated the, country. ,y f
A new ciiirA'manin irinia h r. i ,j ;i
drsesentlend . an-"'
hour to. make. any hors? i follow Iula t,.ro ;t
a jiiiigc cumpany, wuuous it.ju ooiUjOf
feet, high;1ritQ a d welling 1ouse and walli . v-. if jt
fcr one rpbm to another without alarm; v r j '
.HeiaskV4'OdolfaxsTorthe;sw I
y ir. lrfniThe Ijfe Drrank-i- :M
Jitf concluiTes k letter to his. friend, C;
Whatley, Esq (written May 18, 1787)' vfV!
in the tol lowing words I ;j ,
' " You arlloVSot: ;i'''am .82-You t -'V'l.:'.1'
ireati tast unon mv neeia i i nnr noun vt
hae .more'-'i strenhf andspiriyou Vcaiuiot: Vifjl ! '
come. up with metill. X top . which must .be ".Yj:; '
; soon r fori have pfruwrrso old as to have bii-i
ned most o'f the. 'ftwns'of ?uiy youth ; ?aiiu;I;: Vh jif
nW often hear foersons whom I knew, when" , . )H f
ini,mded. myself into the; company, of postei-f-
ty, whn I ought' to be bed and asleepi Yet, t
l IJ -r A :J ' ' , '. r. - tt ,t .' - -.
na,a gone ax j v, 11 wouia luve cin orr i wciye ;
bfthe? most active, years of my life,empldyeds ,
iob iO;jiattersi;of i.the greatest' importance ; Y ;
but whethei1 1 )ave been doing good:ormisi V y
clnefis for time to discover. I only ) knovr ;
thit I intended WelU and I hope all will end '; '
well St&ftVW-' -t' i-f WrW- , ; -v;
." .7-1 :-vf !p T.--" v'1 . y.' T'f.' ' ' i . '" ' : ?
BISASTROUS JNTELL1GENCE. V-V a- y 't
By-iBeshlp'
from fTOraeoa; we have received thn' ; ii
:it-L;. j?j--x:r ;lw.'iL-:i:'- :.V) 1 1
following : .uisasirous ;miejngncei.re-v - u
our attentive 'orrew 5
?atradron has been captured.b allo w- r1 ? i ?
n g i ise 1 1 i o I ai r 1 n w n n a n eav y spa n -v v V.V : '
ish:.fleetj.unde a.iTdih; ;M m
afer;avsadUif;acji (ij
The gallant Gommodbfe Oariielsa na ; : (It
Hvp nf thft TTnitpd 'atVaVlrilldi'-'V-rllil.V.
Hfigh 'his vessel luntil .b h hot a
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calcuf atedfp destroy, ihe spintbf tSe ; ' 4
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war, ; out eyeniuaiiy ineirv; inaepen- ; v
dencewili4biehievdit; " . - U
which but a few days ago shoDeforth-with . ' V
lustre; has unexpectedly met with repulse- . y,. p
and disasters little to have been exoectfedi I ' m
Porto Cabello. was ortjjhe point of su--
rendering, at; d Colorbiawould hai
free.Alas thow Uncertain are the t .t..
of fortune.-.', , I V ' - j' "
'Twti daysl'go (the first, inst.) a fieet of
vessels .appeared,. 0 P,ortO" Cabelldi and . .
was sbn" dlsctwered; to be Vessel- of war '
under; the r Bi;itisb flg i hY; advanced ;
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them as friends jv but as soon as they ere v,V
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sq uadrohV dpw n; Came thcirv flags,-, an d up ' .
actfobxtoci piacebut; thedispanty ; of
forced compelied sth e 'i Pat riots i to "y ield : X 1
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75 a' 85
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300 a 323
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