To the Delaware pilots. : the regard we have for your characters, and our desire to promote your future peace and safety, are the occasion of this third address to you. In our second letter we acquainted you, that the tea ship was a three decker ; we are now informed by good authority, she is not a three decker, but an old black ship, without a head, or any ornaments. ...

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