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| LEGISLATURE, O-use oe Delegates, Maryland. Wednesday November 18. tition from John Troxal, of Frederick , praying his title to a certain house | may be ccnfivmed ; and a petition enrge Williamson, of ftueen Anne's | —, praying an act of insolvency, were i — ^d, read and referred. T Dorsey delivered the bill, entilled, | _^er supplement to an act, entitled, an the relief of sundry insolvent debtors, __Tided ; which was read. bill to lay out and make a public road -atiniore county, was sent to the senate. je^tifion from Martin Brown, of Saint- j_ i county, praying to he released from ^t^rnent, was preferred, read and refer- » clerk of the senate delivered the bill ¦— Ising Nathaniel Rochester, late sheriff ,*Collector of Washington county, to ^^¦te his collection, endorsed, " will Ordered to be engrossed. And the -» thorisirrg Joseph Green, late sheriff ¦ -? Hector oi Charles county, to complete , a lection, endorsed, " will pass with the r-^ eel amendments ;" which amendments agreed to, and the bill ordered to be ^sed. ^.t-tition from Thomas Richardson, of ^T George's praying for a public road, , -ar-eferred, read and referred. -^»_<=rt'd, that the bill to incorporate the -f-a olders in the Hager's town Bank, have _<__, -r->d reading on Wednesday next. ^ ^- -^sv given to bring in a bill to punish *J -^ M ^> (Tiers, swearers, drunkards h sabbath- *? ^ *rs, and for repeali g the laws hereto- xide for the punishing of such offen- ' J. E. Spencer delivered a bill, entitled, t^f- to establish a chancery curt on the 1 ^. j-, shore, and to repeal such parts of the >s* *' ^-tution and form of government as 1^*3 incompatible with the same ; which W s^s ,* .g. bill to confirm the act to alter, change ** ^-& peal, such parts of the constitution »T"» «1 -fir>rm of government of this state as »¦>"»-** to the division of St. Mary's county rela ^ lectoral districts, was read the second ir>to -passed and send to the senate. ¦eif^V^" .petition from John Booth, praying he r\ ^ ^ authorised to convey to Thomas Sim rr»a>" -tract of land purchased by him of the 1^*^e; -om»fs father, was preferred, read and "Pfc"r d 3Tt»4Je^^^ t,iil to alter the time of holding the ¦*" t*y court of ftueen Anne's county, was «5°v* 11le second time, passed and sent to the S*?X1/I^-F" "Mitchell delivered a bill entitled, an fc->r the benefit of John Burgoyne, of ¦AC^ f\\ county ; which was read. €^ se- ^ ^_ cierk of the senate delivered the sup- * ent to the act tor the benefit of Robert '"Kir"-11 iiiT*15 a free black man, and of his wife "VVl children, endorsed, " will pass." Or- a*13 j to be engrossed. And the following *3Cie^V'e have received your message of the _ « ,vv i ri^tant, and have appointed M . S- mer- TVIr en; -. Dorsey, Mr. Partridge, Mr. Glenn, "*' J*" PJlr. Williams, a committee on the part - *1 tlat- senate, to join the gentlemen named ^our house to compare and examine the .^0gsed bills : which was read. C)t\ motion, That leave be given to bring t>ill to alter and abolish such parts of i^1 ~ c0nstimtion as relate to elections by _*fi0t;, and for other purposes therein to be *'a nti"0ned ? The previous question was cal *e'vw. put? Determined in the nega'ive. VLLJOn. the second reading of the resolution ,. ctirvg the resolutions of the legislature "* ije recorded, the question was put, That *^ ^viiole of the resolution, from the word *PReSolved," be stricken out? Resolved in Ine affirmative. On motion, that the following words, to -t - That — .------------be a committee to "*" \%0CX and examine the resolutions passed £° ' t|1e general assembly of Maryland from ?^e year 1778 to the year 1799, inclusive, * j to report such thereof as the committee an V' think eught to be preserved when col- ^ctf d, to this house ; and that the printer to f-if state be directed to publish the same * -tll' laws of the present session ; and that ^V,e said resolutions, so as aforesaid to be pub *. iiecl, shall be received in evidence in any JML-.rt of law in this state," be inserted in 5,"'u 0f the words stricken out ? Resolved in ihV affirmative. On motion, the question was put. That - "further consideration of 'he same be oSrpoiied J Determined in th« negative. "& ^),e house proceeded to ballot for a com- = ttee, and upon examining the ballots it iopeared that Mr. C Dorsey, Mr. Bruce, r\(\ ^'r Stone, were elected. 3 On motion, thp question was put. That •lie house re consider the first part cf the id resolution ? Resolved in the affirmative. sa rj-j-,e question was put, That the word u -pesolved,'be be stricken out ' Resolved in the 3ffirmative- The question was then put, That the word it Orflerfd" be inserted in lieu thereof? Re- solved in the affirmative. . The question was then put. that the whole e said order from the word " house" be Stricken out ? Resolved in the affirmative. The question was then put, that the house ~ree to said order ? Resolved in the affirma tive. ' jyjr_ T. Dorsey delivered a bill, entitled^ act directing the register of wills for Bal- timore county to deliver over to the persons therein named the last will and testament of fj-.bert Bnrney ; and a bill, entitled, a fur- ti-. -r supplement to an act. entitled, an act +r encourage the establishing of a hospital J. tne relief of indigent sick persons, and f, r the reception and care of lunatics ; which *as read. Adjourned. Thursday, Nov. 19. jtfr Carroll appeared in the house. Mr. frri Gale, a delegate fn m Somerset} appear- ed. Qnali ed, and took his seat. A petition from Sarah Winchester, and ntlnrs. of Baltimore county, praying tor a ..,]e of the real estate of James Winchester, deceased ; and a petition from sundry inha- bitants of Frederick couity, praying for a Lrj,jge over Monocacy, were preferred, read j;,d referred jylr. O'llis has leave of absence.- The bill to revive and aid the proceedings 0f the orphans' court of St. Mary's comity, *-as read the second tuve, passed and sent *o the senate.. Mr. Kuhn delivered a bill, entitled, aft act I huthorising a lottery to raise a sum of money j for the purpose of budding a bridge across the river Monocacy, in Frederick county ; which was read. The report on the petition of Keally Tv'dings was read the second time, and the question put, That the house_ concur there- with and assent to the resolution therein contained ? Resolved in the affirmative, and sent to the senate. The report on the petition of John True- man was read the second time, and after fil- lin > the blank in the resolution therein con- tained with " one hundred & seventy-five-dol- lars," the question was put, That the house concur with the said report, and assent to the resolution therein contained ? Resolved in the affirmative and sent to the senate. ' On motion the question was put, that leave be given to bring in a bill, entitled a supplement to an act for rectifying the ill prac- of attorneys of this state, and ascertaining fees to the attorney-general, clerk of indict ments, attornies and practitioners of the law in the courts of this state, and for levying the same by way of execution ? Resolved in the affirmative, yeas 34. nays 29. Mr. Little from the committee appointed on that part part of the communication of the governor, relating to the militia and arms of the state, delivered a report, which was read. On motion, the question was put, That the supplement to an act establishing a bank and incorp-rate a company, under the name of the Farmers bank of Maryland, and for other purposes, be made the order of the day for Thursday next ? Determined in the nee^'ive' The question was then put That the same have a second reading on to-morrow ? Resolved in the affirmative. The bill directing the register of Wills for for Baltimore county to deliver to the per- son therein named the last will and testa- ment of Robert Burney, was read the se- cond time and passed. Leave given to bring in a supplement to the act to reduce into one the several acts of assembly respecting elections, and to regulate said elections. Mr. Biggs delivered a bill entitled 3n act for the relief ®f John Troxal, of Frederick county ; which was read. On motion. That leave be given to bring in a bill entitled An act to prevent the erec- tion of any bank, or other monied institu- tion, without the consent of the state being thereto first had and obtained ? The questi- on was put that the same be postponed. ? Resolved in the affirmative. A petition [p m Al'red Jones, an alien, praying he may be authorised to hold real property, and a petition from Joseph Leo- nard, of the city of Baltimore, praying that deeds executed by him, while an alien may be confirmed, were preferred, read and referred. Adjourned. Friday, November 20. Mr. Streett appeared in the house. The bill directing the register of wills for Baltimore county to deliver over to the pers ns therein mentioned the last will and test, ment of Robert Burney was sent to the senate. On motion, that the supplement to the act to establish a bank, and incoiporate a company, under the name of the F.vmeis Bank of Maryland, and for other purposes have a second reading according to the or- der of the day ? The question was put that the same be postponed ? Determined in the negative. A petition from sundry inhabitants of Harford county, praying commissioners may be appointed to review a certain road, and a petition from Ariana Sim, of Montgomery county, praying for a divorce, were preter- red, rend, and referred. The clerk of the senate delivered a bill for the support of Elias Thompson and Ma- ry Thompson endorsed, ' will pass with the pr-posed amendments ;" which amend- ments were read, agreed to, and the bill or- dered to be engrossed. And a letter from the presiding visitor of Frederick county school, enclosing a state of said school, and the number of sch lars therein ; which was read. The house proceeded to the second read- ing of the supplement to the act to establish a bank and incorporate a company, under the name of The Farmers Bank of Mary land, and after amending and reading the bill throughout, the question was put, shall the said bill pass ? The yeas and nays be- ing required, appeared as follow : Affirmative—Mess:eursW. H. Brovn, Gaidiner. Hopewell, Gale of Kent. Welsh, Belt, O. Williams, Merriken, Emerson, G-ahame, Stone, C. Dorsey. Green, Roger- son, Kerr. P. Spencer- Seth, Stevens, Gale, ol Som. Jackson, Frazier, T. Moffit. Page, Hall, B. Hodges, Muir, Shaaf, J. Bro ¦ n, Sturgis Dashiell, Biggs, Hawkins, Kuhn, Shriver,Streett,A yres, Bayard, Jump,Bowles, Schnebly, Tabbs Carr.ll, Ray, Linthicum, Bruce.Tomlinson, Greenwell, Briscoe—48. Negative—Messieurs W. Moffitt, Brice, CD. Pledges, Little. M. Brown, King, Henry, Mitchell, Porter J. E. Spencer, Ro- bins, T. Do:sey, Steuart.—13. So it was resolved in the affirmative. Mr, Ray delivered a bill, entitled, An act annulling the marriage of Patrick Sim, and Ariana his wife ; which *as read. Adj' urned. Sattkdait, November 21. The supplement to an act to establish a bank, and incorporate a company, under the name of The Farmers Bank of Mary- land, and for other purposes, was sent to the senate. A pe'ition from Thomas Poteet, senior and junto*, of Harford county, praying mo- ney may be levied to pay damages sustained by them in consequence of a road running thr ugh their land, and a petition from Jas- per E Tilly, late sheriff of Anne-Arundel county, praying a further time to complete his collections, were preferred, read, and referred. Mr. Stevens delivered a bill, entitled, A supplement to the act, entitled, An act, to prevent free negroes from selling any corn, wheat or tobacco, without having a license for that purpose from a justice of the peace; which a as read. Leave given to bring in a bill to authorise the levy court of Caroline county to levy a sumj)f money on the assessable property f said county for the purpose therein menti- oned. The bill for the relief of John Troxal, of Frederick county, was read the second time, passed, and sent t ' the senate. Mr. T. Dorsey delivered a bill, entitled, An act for quieting possessions, and secur- ing and confirming the estates of purchas- ers ; which was read. Leave given to bring in a further supple- ment to the act for appointing a wreckmas- ter in Worcester county. Mr. Jackson delivered a report from the trustees of Washington Academy, in Wor- cester county ; which was read The supplement to the act relating to the public roads in the several counties therein mentioned, was read the second time, pass- ed, and sent to the senate. . A memorial from Jerimiah T. Chase, chief judge of the third judicial district, praying a compensation for his services in the capacity of chancell :r, was preferred, read, and referred. Mr. Sturgis delivers a bill, entitled, a further supplement to the act, entitled, an act for appointing a wreckmaster in Wor- cester county ; which was read. The bill authorising a lottery to raise a sum ->f money for the purpose ot finishing the steepie of St. John's church in Elizabeth- town, in Washington county, and for o- ther purposes, was read the second time, passed, and sent to the senate. Mr. Shaaff delivered a favourable report on the first memorial of Jeremiah T. Chase ; which »'as read. The bill authorising a lottery to raise a sum of money for the purpose of building a bridge over the river Monocacy in Frederick was read the second time, passed, and sent to the senate. Mr- Biggs delivered a bill, entitled, an act to punish blasphemers, swearers, drun- kards and sabbath breakers, and for repeal- ing the laws heretofore made for the pu- nishing such offenders ; which was read. Mr. Little delivered a favourable report on the petition of Robert C. Stone, and others ; which as read. The further supplement to the act for appointing a wreckmaster in Worcester coun- ty, was re^id the second time, passed, and sent to the senate. Mr. Dorsey delivered a bill, entitled, an act for founding a medical college in the city or precincts of Baltimore for the instruction of students in the different branch- es oi med'eine ; which was read. The bill for the relief of John Burgoyne, of C»cil county, was read the second time and pass»d. The clerk of the senate delivered the re- port of the trustees of Charlotte Hall school; which was read and referred. Also the bill to confirm an act. entitled an act, to alter, change and repeal, such parts of the con- stitution and form of government of this state as relete to the division of St. Mary's county into electional districts, and the bill t" revive and aid the proceedings of the or- phans court of St. Mary's rounty several- ly endorsed, " will pass." Ordered to te engrossed. And the bill for the relief of Thomas Dilworth, endorsed, " will pass with the proposed amendment ;" which amendment was agreed to, and the bill or- dered to be engrossed. Adjourned. Monday. November 23. Mr. Blake appeared in the house. Mr. William Darne a delegate from Montgome- ry county, appeared, qualified, and took his seat. The bill for the benefit of John Burgoyne, and the further supplement to the act ap- pointing a wreckmaster in Worcester coun- ty, were sent to the senate. A petition from sundry inhabitants of Baltimore county, praying commissioners to be app inted to lay out and open a certain road, and a memorial from the commission- ers for the erection of a penitentiary, pray- ing a further sum for the completion of the same, and that the levy curt may exchange a smsll part of the penitentiary lot,were pre- ferred, read, and referred. Mr. Kerr, Mr. P. Spencer, Mr. Boon, Mr. Welch, Mr. Brice and Mr. W. Moffitt have leave of absence. The bill to make valid the will of Arthur M Dade, was read the second time, passed, and sent to the senate. A petition from the trustees ol Hillsbo- rough school, in Caroline co. praying that they may be authorised to bind out certain poor children, that the estates of persons dy- ing intestate without relations may be appli- ed to the education of poor children at said school, and an appropriation of a small sum of money annually to said school, was pre- ferred, read, and referred. The following message was sent to the senate. We have appointed Messieurs T. B. Dor- sev, Little, C. Dorsey, Shaaf and Bruce, a committee on the part of this house on the memorial of the commissioners for the buil- ding of the penitentiary, and viewing the subject matter thereof as an object of the first magnitude and importance to the state of Maryland at large1, propose to you that a committee be appointed on the part of the senate, to join the committee appointed by this house, as a joint committee to view & examine the" subject matter of said memorial and to report thereon. A memorial from Richard Choate, super- visor of the public roads in Baltimore couty, stating that his books, accounts and receipts «ere destroyed by fire, and praying the levy court may he authorised to close his account for the present year without the production of them, and a memorial from the justices of the levy court of said county, praying they may be authorised to apply part of the dividends from the turnpike roads to the support of the criminals on said roads, were preferred, read and referred. The clerk of the senate delivered the bill for the relief of John Troxal, endorsed, " will pass." Ordered to be engrossed. And th- resolution in favor of Kelly Tyd- ings, endorsed, " dissented from." Mr. Sudler delivered a bill, entitled an act for the benefit of Alfred Jones, of Qriten Anne's county ; which was read. j A memorial from sundry inhabitants of I the city of Baltimore, praying a law may pass incorporating a company for insuring ¦ buildings and personal property from loss I by fire, & a petition trom the president, ma- nagers & co. of the Baltimore & Frederick 1 town turnpike roads stating that they are j willing to erect a bridge over Monocacy, I and praying they may be authonsedto receive I toll for passing the same was preferred, read and referred, j Leave given to bring in a bill to punish ! crimes, offences and misdemeanors, com- I mitted on the waters of the Chesapeake bay j within the territorial juiisdiction of the state of Maryland, and for other purposes. On motion, the question was put, That the words '• and for other purposes" be stricken out ? Determined in the negative. The question was then put, that the com- mittee consist of three ? Resolved in the af- firmative, and a committee was appointed acsordingly. A petition from sundry inhabitants of Frederick county, praying that the president managers and company, of Baltimore and Frederick town turnpike roads, may be au- thorised by law to open a subscription for turnpiking a certain road, was preferred, read, and referred. Leave given to bring in a bill to increase the allowance f jurymen in the several counties therein mentioned, a bill to alter such parts of the constitution and form of government as relate to the residence of vo- ters, and a bill to increase the allowance of justices of the orphans courts in the several counties in this state. Mr. Streett delivered a bill, entitled, A supplement to an act to app int and autho- rise commissioners to review and lay out a part of the road therein mentioned, in Har- ford county ; which was read. The bill for removing an obstruction in Concwago-street, and for extending the width and changing the direction of Ten feet lane in the city uf Baltimore, was read the second time, passed, and sent to the se- nate, A petition from Charles Elder, of Anne- Arundel county, praying an act of insol- vency, was preferred, read, and referred. Mr. Hawkins delivered an unfavorable report on the petition of sundry inhabitants of Frederick county, which v.as twice read and c, ncurred with. The house proceeded to the second read- ing of the supplement to the act to prevent free negroes froinselling any corn, wheat or tobacco without having a license for that purpose trom a justice of the peace, and af- ter making some alteration therein, the ques- ti n was put, that the said bill be postpon- ed for further consideration ? Resolved in the affirmative. The cleik of the senate delivered the bill directing the register of wills for Baltimore county to dt liver < vtr to the persons therein named the last will and testament oi Robert Burney, endorsed, " will pass." Ordered to be engrossed, '-lso, the resolution in favour of John Tneman ^endorsed," dissented fiom." And the following message : We have dissented from your resolution in favour of John Trueman. If jour house will originate a resolution, giving to him the sum of one bundled and fifty dollars, r,nd the like sum to the widow of Edward Roberts, late messenger of the senate, to be applied by her to the .support and mainte- nance of herself and family, it will meet our eoncurrerce. It is represented to us, that the said Edward Roberts was a brave and most meritorious soldier during the revolu- tionary war. The members of the senate, acquainted with his services as their late officer, bear ample testimony to his attentive and faithful discharge of his duties as their messenger, and his family are left in a very indigent and destitute situation. And also the following message : We agree to your preposition of a joint com- mute of both branches of the legislature on the subject of your message of thiSjday, and have appointed Mr. Partridge, Mr. Somervell, and Mr. Lowrey, a committee on the part of the senate, to join the gentlemen named by your house. Which was read. Leave given to bring in a further supple- ment to the act to regulate elections. Adjourned. Tuesday, November 24. Present as on yesterday, except Mr. Kerr, Mr. P. Spencer, Mr. Boon, Mr. Welch, Mr. Brice and Mr. W. Moffit. A petition from sundry inhabitants of Prince George's county, praying a certain \ road may be made public, a petition from a ! number of proprietors of lots on the north ; side of and adjoining the city of Baltimore, pi ay nig that said lots may be annexed to, and incorporated as a part of said city, and j a petition from James West, of the city ot Baltimore, praying an act of insolvency, j we.o preferred, read and referred. Mr. Little delivered a bill to extend Cen- fre-stree*, in ths western precincts of the city of Baltimore, and to build a bridge therein across Jones's Falls ; which was read. Mr. Tabbs delivered a bill, entitled, an. act for the benefit of the vestry of the Ger- man evangelic Lutheran congregation in and about -Elizabeth-town, and Saint John's church in Washington county, which was read. Mr. W. H. Brown delivered a bill, enti- tled a further supplement to the act, enti- tled, an act to regulate elections which was read. The following order was read. Ordered, That John Trueman late a revo- lutionary officer, and now peculiarly dis- tressed by want, be appointed assistant door- keeper to the house of delegates. And the question was put, That the' house assent to the same ? Determined in the negative, yeas —, nays 39. The following message was read. We have received your dissent to the re- solution originated in this house in favor of John Trueman, a veteran of 177(3. We should urge to you as an inducement to re- consider the same, the claims which he has upon the justice and liberality of the state, if your message did not recognise them.' The house of delegates entertain a high sense of the propriety and policy of acting with a liberality and just ce becoming a wealthy and dignified state, towards those who have spent the prime of th'-ir lives in the service of their country ; and whenever? anv individual, or th- represonatives of such, shall .ipproach this house, with a claim sanctioned by justice and gratitude, they will meet with a prompt attention, and a disposition to extend to them a re- muneration equal, if not superior to their ju^t demands. But, notwithstanding this disposition to act with munificence, we can- not consent to gratify it, by the adoption of a mode which we consider totally incon- sistent with the independence essential to correct legislation. We entertain a high respect for the se- nate of Maryland, as a co-ordinate branch of the government, and when we say, that the alternative offered by your message, if adopted, may establish a precedent which we consider will lie beneath the digiity of the legislative body of Maryland, we beg to be understood as not depreciating from this respect. The sum of twenty ive dollars at not an object of state concern, but to True- man it may be an object of great import- ance. We flatter ourselves, that when you see the solicitude u hich this house manifests in favor of John Trueman, you will, upon re- c-msideration, gratify the resolution, and re- ward a meritorious officer. The clerk of the senate delivered the bill for the relief and benefit of the poor, and trustees of the poor of Washington county, the bill for altering the time of holding the county courts of Queen-Anne's county, the supplement to the act relating to the public roads in the seveial counties therein men. tioned, and the bill tb lay out and make a public road in Baltimote county, severally endorsed, " will pass." Ordered to be en- grossed. Also the bill authorising a lottery to raise a sum of money, for the purpose of building a bridge across the river Monocacy, in Frederick county, and the bill author- ising a lottery to raise a sum of money for the purpose of finishing the steeple of Saint- Job i.'s church in Elizabeth-town, in Wash- ington county, and for other purposes, se- verally endorsed, "will pass with the pro- posed amendme. ts" ; which amendments were agreed to, and the bills ordered to en- grossed. A petition from sundry inhabitants of Queen- Anne's county, praying for a public road, was preferred, read and referred. Mr. T. Dorsey delivered the following re- solution : Resolved, That the justices of the levy court for Baltimore county be and they are hereby authorised and empowered to use and apply the whole, or such part as may be necessary, of the dividends received by them from the Baltimore and Frederick town turn- pike roaa company, and the Baltimore and K- ister's town turnpike road company, to- wards defraying the expenses incurred by the maintenance and support of criminals confined to labour on the public roads of Bal- timore county. Which was twice read and assented to. Mr. C. Dorsey aelivered a bill, entitled, a further supplement to the act, entitled, an act for the amendment of the law ; which was read. A petition from Annatatia Campbell, of Montgomery county, praying a support for her sister Jane Bradman, and a petition from Alexis Boone, late sheriff of Prince George's county, praying a further time to complete his collection, were preferred, read and re- ferred. Mr. Streett delivered a bill, entitled, a supplement to the act, entitled an act to lay out and make a public road from the Black Horse to the Pennsylvania line in Harford county ; which was read. Mr. Steuart delivered a bill, entitled, an act to incorporate a fire insurance company in the city of Baltimore ; which was read. A petition from Thomas Stinchicomb, ot* Anne-Arundel county, praying a divorce, was preferred, read and refeired. Adjourned. PHILADELPHIA, December 7. Arrived, ship iEolus, Treadwell, Ton- ningen, 77 days ; brig Clio, Boutellier, Ha- vanna, 28, sugars ; brig Mary, M Leilan9 Portland 19 ; Ariadne, Shaw, bay of Hon- duras, 60, Wood ; Eliza, Backer, Havanna, 34, sugars; sch'r Nimrod, Grecly, Passa- maquoddy, »7, plaister ; sch'r Sally, Wat- son, Kingston, Jamaica, 27, woods ; Eliza, Webb, Martinique, 24, coflee & sugar; Lucretia, Blanchard, Portland, 18 ; sloop Betsey, Chew, R. Island, 20, Barley. Cleared, sch'r Dolphin, Bium, North- Carolina. Saturdaay last arrived ship iEolus, Tread- well, from Tonningen, sailed Sept. 20th, in company with ship North America, Tuck- er, of and for Baltimore ; ship Belfast, En- glish, of Norlolk ; ship Hero, Cole, of and for Alexandria ; ship Charlotte, Lewder, of Trenton, for Gottenburg ; brig Harriot, Roaps, of and for Salem, and ship John, Lornng, of and for N. York, and saw her afterwards in Fair Isle passage—The Nortk America and Belfast got ashore in the river, the former n«ar the outermost buoy and ap- - m |