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NlwYoRK, Nav 20.


Immediately after shc liberation Of Mr. Gray
ths American conful at the Aavlnna, tha AZ
5nerieaps At that place gave hin. an excellent
ente t4iameot, when a very afcct ionate addrefs
war pgelented to hirn, in which they oxPrcf-d
tAeiT utliu0 confidence iii him and while they
perceived the mott public lpyited and dilintcr-
eited motives inauenced his condu6l :,hey ywere
equally fixed in The belief, hat in no iallance
whatever, had re given juft paqfe to the Spanih
government for. even fuf fJicior OF breach of
IFS laws ;and they lament the haify aeps taken
agaila him--io injurions to him -and 70 det-
rimental TO commerce. and their common COIN
ry.. They offer llin1 the continuance Of their
fupporf under all circumstances and OF their
beh wiihes Tor his happinefs and welfare. The
addrefs Is .fgnes BY jain JNorfoa, NafianirI
Feiigqccf. Jun. JAIN .Mnrdant, '1arisr G9rbar,
Fdqvqrd Lnndelj, Ansg Gyeaie, 3aa7e5 PlyYy, and


7. B. RH@-N, committee in behalf. Of 20 A.
merican merchants and matters of yeLtls. Mr.
GRAE's anfwer was grateful and FIRM.


Bsaet sf Gen. Braddock On The 9Th Of Tuty,
I7s5, the army Of Gen Braddotk was defeated,
and hmlelf killed By the Freuch and Indians
within mics Of Pltti6urgh. u hc GROUND on
y hich the battle was fought IS known Sy The
name Of Braddocks field The General reciev-
ed a nu'ket hot, through the right arm and
lungs, Of which. h died IN a few horgs, having
been CARRIED eff tbe hed by the bEavery CT Lieut..
Col Gage, and another Of his officers. His ho-
dy was buried at the sncampment Ct the 4ear
divihon Of his army, nine 0cS eafward Of This
place, Il ieems that the. great road leading from
Fort Cumberland TO Union Town, was accide1t-
ally laid out 70 ss 70 pafs over his grave. Tbs
road having been much CIT With waggc45 AID
the earth fwept away BY. rain, the bones of the
General have been lately difcoycrcd in the bot.
tom Of the road, and takcu up feveral Of them
arc now in this town. They appear found, and
are, very large from the beit information il ap-
pears unqueitonable. that the place from whence
thefe bones were taken, is the fpot in which the
body Of the General was inferred


Union Penn. ZAP.