ARRIVAL AT CORK OF THE DISTRICT RELIEF


CONTRIBUTION
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Letters have been received from Captain SMITH,
of the barque General Harrison, which took from
Alexandria cargo of corn and other produce, the
ington, and Georgetown, and the adjoining coun-
ties in Virginia and Maryland, for the relief Of the
suffering poor in Ireland announcing the arrival of
the vessel at Cork on the I'd ultim0. Capt Smith
had severe passage out of twenty-eight days, but
the barque kept tight, and made much better way
than could have been expected, considering how
deeply laden she was. The Agent of the British
Government was to pay the freight on the donation
cargo, and take it at into the public stores at
the Cove Of Cork.