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BOSTON, NOV. 4.


Thurlday laf being the anniversary CT
the birth Of the Hon. JOHN ADAMS,
efq a number Of the inhabinants Of Quin-
cy and its ncighboring towns, afembed
together to commemorate the day :-Hav-
ing waited on Mr.. ADAMS, and congratu-
lated him on his health, and aHured him of
their attachment TO his perfon and charac-
ter, repaired 70 Newcomb's Tavern and
Partook Of Dinner, provided for the the oc-
caion. "A number Of appropriate and pat
riotc Toafs were drank,


Sir W Scott, held court a; London ~
the 18th Of Sept to try the cafes of fever
al neutral veflls. The Franklin, (which
hid been a French vefoI, but purchafed BY
the Mehrs Bells, Of Amer;ca, and falling
under certificate, was claimed, with her
cargo, as neutral property failors had
fworn they believed the property belonged
to Mehrs. GraySEof Bordeaux. The plain
titfs alledged the failors depofed in fuch a
manner from revenge, becaufe they had
been imprifoned for deiertion p,eviou1y 10
the lhip's falling. The captors pretended
that W. Bell, Of London, Britilh fubie6t,
was ore Of the owners, ana therefore the
voyage illegal. 1t was anfwered, he was
merly all agent for his brother. The cafe
was reierved for further proof,


