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• ' D UFGH PAPERS. AMSTERDAM, NOVEMBE The Inspector-General of the Put • the empire, as penal agentin Hollan the general receipt of 4.0 and SO per , products, confirms the advice which 15th of November instant, to those bonds stipulated to be paid in Hollarr be able to obtain permission to has them dkcharged at Paris, on unciert one month in advance. He adds,' rised to inform those who have bonds 25th to the 81st DcLember, 1810, tl clidat , 2 them at Par:s, by remitting of thy: said month of December, (-idle of the Public Treasury, to the Dire( tary Chest at Paris, or the undersign( xteral at Amsterdam, an account of announcing with exactitude the num! of payment, and other accounts nece the examination of the bus;ness, and house they have fixed upon at Paris. . (Signed) Inspector•Getieral of On the 2d of November,. 1810, long decree, at St. Petersburgh, sett the different sorts of money in circith of twenty articles, the eighteenth of • I interesting ;it states, the! from the 1811, all contracts, agree ments, bills &c. shall be. stipulated for in Russian •out all the Governments, without e) VIENNA, NOVEMBER • Onr celebrated Zannar has been -Majesty the Emperor of the French of our Monarch in bronze, which i such a position that her Majesty the Louisa can see it from her apartme There has been discovered in their in,this city, contraband coffee to th( • The medical people of this capit that there are people who cannot without their health suffering from - s no other place which is able to 1 1 aye, in consequence, proposed, should be permitted to keep coffee, 1 as ounce a day to persons who can Letters from Bucharest speak co which the Russians have gained o advancing to commence the siege c Letters from Constantinople as Schah of Persia has made peace w and that this intelligence, joined to campaign upon the Danube, appei with pacific sentiments the Minister The Court Gazette contains the folic " His Majesty, the Emperor of of Italy, Protecor of the Confeder Mediator of the .Swiss Confederat jesty the Emperor of Austria, Kin Bohemia, wishing to consolidate happily re.established between At federation of the Rhine, by effacing the very traces of the last war, In litpotentittie's, viz. His Majesty tl F-encli. &c. M. Jean- Baptiste ' Champagiy, Dike of Cadore, Stc loreign .saairs• and his West: Austria, &c. Clement Wences ternich',.Winaeborg, Ochsenbausei of State for •Foreign Affairs, win changed their full powers, have al ing Articles : 46 ART. 1; In execution of the his Majesty the Emperor of Atli reigns of the Confederation of till as has been done in France, the se on either part, before and during in consequence of that war, on pri individual title. The proprietors, be, shall, within the space of tw ratification of the present Act, be • enjoyment of the said property, w red to them without exception or in which it was before the said sec " ART. 2. His Majesty the Erni King of Italy, Wishing to do a thi 'Majesty the Emperor of Austria revokes his Decree of the 24th of fiscating the property of the ci-, Counts of the Germanic Empire Equestrian Order offending agaii 31 of the Act of Confederation. ART. 3. His Majesty the En of the Confederation of the Rhir the Confederated Statei Of the revs by the above article, in order tha tions may be raised, and that the e Counts of the Germanic Empire, ?questrian Order may be restore( the possesion of their property, wh to them, without any exception, rantee given by the act of the C Rhine. " ART. 4.—Each of the Prince .hers above mentioned shall, befor declare s. liether he cc ntinues to a tion establi,hed by the act of cool jest to the S( vereign assigned hi( « - Aar. s.—ln case they shou subect to Austria, `which they sh _declare before the Ist of July 11 property they possess in the terri aeration ,iihall he by them ceded t family, who shall be likewise so deration, or eathanged fOr others or cold. . " ART. 6. The cession, in s may take place, shall be comple of six years, from•the Ist - of Janis " ART. 7. ConfOrenable to ml the Confederation of the 1: bine. tl or States of the late Galina I permitted to dispose of ti sir p whatever, without having first n same price, to those Sovereigns u they arc placed ; and if within th the cffer shall not be accepts Counts, or States shall dispose at e ery, op the conditions under 1 t ffered. - AU* 8. The Hoc" Cow IER 30. iblic Treasury of nd, charged with cent. on colonial he gave on the who have given that they may lye the amount of -taking to do so that lie is autho- Is to pay from the :hat they may li _ _ _ before - the 10th ,er to thz. Minister :ector of the Mill. ied Inspeetor-Ge ' the said bonds, .hers, dates, times :essary to facilitate ' pointing: out the DUNT, the Public Treasury. was published, a din the value of lation. It consists which is the most Ist of January, is of exchange, &c. mosey,)through !xception. 11. been charged by his iz make a statue is to be placed in the Empress Maria rents. house of a Countess the amount of 6000 ital have declared, cannot renounce coffee from it, and that there replace it. They that apothecaries and to physicians cannot do without it. of new advantages over the Turks, in of Widdin. tssure us, that the with the Russians ; the disasters of the .ars to have inspired :ers of the Porte. towing convention : . of the French, King ederation of the Rhine, 'ration ; and his Ma- King of Hungary and the state of peace ustria and the Con 1g in Germany even Jaye named fur Ple the• Emperor of the Nonpire Count of &c. the Minister for :y the Eftweror of !slau, Count of Mit- Iv Ste. his Minister no, after hawing ex agreed on the follow- Treaty pf Viemsa, Atria and the Sove the Rhine shall rakse, sequestrations placed 1g the late war, and -open) , possessed by whoever they may two months after the re-established in the which shall be rest°. . reserve, in the state sequestration. Iperor of the French, ling agreeable to his ia, declares, that he )f . April, 1809, con-, _ . i-levant Princes and and members of the inst Articles 7 and ;mperor, as Protector line, shall inform all , ocation pronounced tat all the sequestra ci-destata Princes and , or Members of the :ored, without delay, to tich shell) be restored , and under the gua- Confederation of the :es, Counts and 14fetn ire.the Ist July 1811, accede to the regula- Ifederaticm, and Wh im by that act. ultl wish to hecorne ball in like manner 811, the immediate ;hakes of the Confe , to a member of their subject to the Cpnfc. situated in Austria, whatder manner it lewd withjn the space 'oar!, Aide 97 of the Act of those Pt init•s;Counts Empire, shall not be poi erty at any pr'ce made the offer, at the under whose dcminion . the space of :is months epted, the seid Princes, - it pleasure of their pro. vyluch they have been Counts, or States of the LONDON. Empire, become subjects to Austria, shall continue i to enjoy, but only as Austrian subects, the rights 1 which the law of the country grants to strangers, of acquir.ng by purcha - se or donation from the deceased, immoveable property in the State of the Confedera. tion of the Rhine. , 44 'this Convention was ratified at St. Cloud the .6th of September, and at Eis in Styria on the 21st. The two Ratifications were exchanged at Fontaine blew pa the 2d of October. His Majesty has in con rtequence given orders to take off the sequestration laid on the above-mentioned property. • • a Aar. 9. The present convention shall be ratified, and the ratifications of it exchanged .at Paris within the space of one month, and sooner if-possible. " Done at Paris, 30th August, 1810.' Signed l -44 CHADIPAGNY, Duke of Cado re. Signed " Count of MITTERTICII: &C." 1 THE EVENING STA EL TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT OM O'CLOCK. s per Cent. Cone. money, abut—for off. $74.• Recloced 6! 66-4 per Cent. SSW Navy 5 per Cent. shut—Omnium 5 dia. Excheq. Bills, 4s. as. prem.—Bonds Ws. 211. prem. American Papers to a late date arrived this morn ing. ThQ following important document is copied from a New York Paper of the Bth ult. BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. A PROCLAMATION. Whereas, by the 4th Section of an Act passed Ist of May, 1810—(Here the title of the Act and the Section are recited)—and whereas it has been officially made known to this Government that the edicts of France, violating the neutral commerce ofthe United States, have been so revoked, as to cease to have effect On the Ist of the present month—Now, therefore, I, JAMES MADDISON I President of the United States, do hereby proclaim, that the said Edicts of France have been so revoked, as that they ceased on the Ist day of the present month, to violate the neutral commerce of the United States; and that, from the date of these presents, all the restrictions imposed by the aforesaid Act shall cease and be discontinued, in relation to France and her dependencies. In testimony whereof, &c. &c. (Signed) Dated November 2, 1810. JAMES MAT3DIbON. This Proclamation is accompanied by a circular from the Secretary of the Treasury, announcing the President's Proclamation, adding " French armed vessels may new be admitted into the harbours of the United States," and also a Clause respecting the re vival of the Non-Intercourse Act, as it respects GREAT BRITAIN, if her Orders in Council are not revoked be fore the 2d February next." THE KING. The Bulletin of the day is not always arrived when this Paper goes to press. As the Bulictin of yester day was only in a part of our impression, it is here subjoined, in order to prevent any disappointment to our Readers : " WINDSOR CASTLE, DECEMBER 10. " HiS.MAJESTY is quite as well as he was yesterday, though he has passed the night with little sleep." (Signed as before.) The following is the Bulletin of this day : " WINDSOR CASTLE, DEC. 11. " The KING has had a very good night, and is better this morning." (Signed as before.) It is generally understood in the political circles that it is the intention of Ministers to proceed, on Thursday, to a measure of great importance, and that the idea of any farther adjournment is abandoned.— Certain it is, a circular letter has been sent to the Friends of Administration to insure a full attendance on that day. The following is understood to be the substance, if not the words of the letter alluded to : " Sir—Notwithstanding the amendment in his MA " JEsTv's health, it is now certain that no prorogation " will take place before the meeting on Thursday " next the 13th instant ; and as much important busi_ ness will then come on, your attendance on that `, day is most earnestly requested.—l I:ave the honour " -to be, Stc. S. PERCEVAL. " Downing-street, Bth December, MO." Letters have also been circulated among the Mem ber; in Opposition, requeeing a full attendance on Thursday, as a matter of great importance is ex pected to come under discussion. At a late hour last night we received Dutch papers to the 2d instant, from which we have given some extracts. no most important article which they pre sent is a new Treaty, by which the Estvanore of AtiSTRIA recognizes the Confederation of the Rhine, and becomes one of the subordinate satellites of Ns.- roLsow ! BREAD.—To-day there was no Court of Aldermen, the LORD MAYOR a after inspecting the Returns, or dered it to fall Id. per Peck Loaf. . Dtml..—At an early hour on the 4th inst. a meet ing took place near Santry, (Ireland) between J. 11—y, Esq. and G. B —n, Esq. the former attended by an Officer of the Garrison, the latter by a profes sional gentleman—several gentlemen, friends of each, were also on the ground. Every concession that could possibly be made, was offered on the part of the lat ter, and many gentlemen on each side, without effect. The result was, the parties took the ground at ten paces, a case of pistols was fired, by which each re ceived slight wounds; when, on the third fire, the latter was wounded through the right shoulder, which terminated the business, he being carried off the ground , to his carriage. .NAYAL INTELLIGENCE. TORBAY, DECEMBER 11. Sailed last night his Majesty's store ship MALABAR, with the other ships to the westward, but the wind getting round to the westward they were this morn ing seen lying to --ff Berry-head, supposed to be wait ing for the remainder of the fleet to join them from Portsmouth. PLYMOUTH, DECEMBER 9. Another cartel sailed yesterday for Morlaix, with • sick and aged French prisoners. The SNAPPER schooner, which arrived here on Fri day, was near foundering in a gale, on her passage from Basque-roads ; she threw her guns overboard. The Windsor Castle packet, in coming up harbour, on Friday, ran foul of a trading sloop, carried away her cat-water, and did her other damage : the packet was also damaged, and is gone into Frank's Quarry to repair. L'Atma frigae, the sailing of which for -Malta I noticed in my bfft, could not collect more than 14 of her original convoy, the rest were dispersed by the gale which drove back l'Aiour., and are sup posed to have stood on their course without convoy. —Sailed the Adventure packet, with mails for Ame rica.—Came up harbour to rear, the CONSTANT gun brig. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER O. Arrived his Majesty's ship HOPE from a cruise s 'and the VICTORY man of war from the Downs. His Majesty's ship OwEtt OLE NDOWZR is ordered to be fitted for foreign service at this port, with the utmost dispatch.—The SelloutLy cutter, Lieutenant GARLAND, has put back with this lon of her rudder, having run foul of the GOSHAWK, at sea.—., Friday the CA LCDONIA , with the nag of Sir -Ham BURRAR. Nowt a, arrived here from off Rochfort. Same day, Sir H. 11: NaRLE struck his nag, and went from the Fountain Inn to his seat, Roebampton, near Lymington.—The LAVINIA gives sailing instructions to the trade bound to Portugal, Cadiz, and the Me diterranean. The SPITFIRE gives sailing instructions to the West India trade, and will join the NAIA D in Yarmouth Roads.—The Leicester transport is now fitting out in the River, to take three Commissioners of the Custom to the different ports in the West Indies, we understand, to examine into the state of the different offices under that Board, in all the Islands. She is to he fitted for defence, with 10 guns, and to be commanded by a Lieutenant of the Royal Navy.—Wind Westerly. DEAL, DECEMBER to. Wind South, blows hard. We hive experienced a very heavy gate to-day from the Sothward, but the shipping in the Downs have not suff. , red in the least, except an American brig, who parted ant ran for Ramsgate Pier ; she ran foul of the Thames. Cap. tain CLARICE, but did her tie damage.—Four o'clock p. m. the wind has got more to the Westward, and considerably abated ; five o'clock, quite moderate. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. GRAVF.6IEND,D6C. M.—Arrived the Litly Carrington, Atkin- son, from Calciitta.—Nothing sailed. ARRIVED-At Dover, the Phsenix. Ostle, from Jamaica; Commerce, Stephens, from Virginia; Minerva, °eclat, from Ma deira; Beatrix, Wood, from Quebec; and Onyx . , Walker, frmss Surinam. In the Channel, Jahn, late Woodhouse, from Jamaica. At Liverpool, Apollo, from New-York; Fingal, Davis, from Virginia; Pomona, --, from New Orleans; Florida, El kins ; and Mary, Taylor, from Savannah ; Dart, Hodgson, from Oporto; Susannah, —, from Para; Jane, Scallion, from Ja maica; and Emerald,',Chippendale, from Charlatan. LEITH, DECEMBER 6. Friday his Majesty's ship EGERIA, Captain Hots., sailed from Leith Roads for Sheerness, with a convoy of six sail. Same day sailed his Majesty's brig GLucE STADT for Gottenburgh, with a convoy of 30 sail. Friday night, a boy belonging to a vessel in the New Dock, in going aboard fell into the dock, and was drowned. - Sunday night, about eight o'clock, a tide-waiter going on board of a vessel below the New Bridge. tell between the vessel and the pier, and was drowned. The Alpha of Greenock (stated in Lloyd's List to have been found at sea with no person on board) has arrived at Greenock, all well. GREENOCK, DEC. 7. The Favourite. Gray, arrived here from Que'oec, in six weeks, left loading the following vessels for Clyde —Neptunns, Neil; Severn, Elmes ; Jean Dun lop, Lincoln ; Nancy, Colston ; and Ocean, *Ewan. A fleet of 200 sail was to sail from Quebec for Eng land on the 28th October. The following vessels :a-- rived on Wednesday—the American shiiMicsissippi, from Charleston, after a tedious passage of '2 months; the Amphitrite, of Halifax, Izatt, from Pictou in 35 days, spoke, on the 25th ult. in lat. 51. long. 28. the I brig John, of Sunderland, from Quebec, bound to Dublin, out 33 days, all well; left the Neptune, Reid, loaded for Aberdeen ; the Jean, of Bo'ness, Mitchell, for Grangemouth ; and the ship Caroline, of and for Donaghadee, all to sail next day—brig Most, Vic cars, of and for Liverpool, loading, and to s, it in about two weeks. The Hope, Duncan, from Quebec, sailed thence 26th October. The following is an ex tract of a letter by this vessel, dated the 25th—°" We have had bad weather lately. The Trio, of Liver pool, is wrecked below—Maria, of Dundee—a schoo ner, from Jamaica and Halifax—and another ship and schooner are reported to be lost."—Diana, Cur: rie, from Newfoundland, in 22 days, and brings the following information regarding the Clyde vessels from St. John's—Thornton's, M , Dougall, sailed from Demerara ten days before—Lavinia, Boag, for Ca diz, the day before—the Herald, M'Kessock, for Ja maica, and Scipio, Baxter, for the West Indies, the day after—the Princess Elizabeth, Stevenson, was loading for a market; and the Perthshire, —, had part of her cargo on board for Demerara. Arrived at Ayr, on Tuesday morning, the brig Hero, Neil, after an excellent passage ; she picked up on the voy age the crew of an English vessel, water-logged, 12 in number, in a deplorable state. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. The following Midshipmen passed for Lieutenants last week : —Hon. E. Curzons, John Amerson, Thomas Kitchie, Thomas Raymond, J. Richards, George Otto, F. W. Ellis, W. P. Galcon, P. G. Pantsin. Captain Matthews, Royal Marines, is appointed to the Ber . wick, vice Captain Middleton, on shore i l; Lieutenant Crowe, of the Royal Marines, to the Lavinia. Mr. John Hancorn, Ordnance Storekeeper at Alderney. Is ap. pointed Clerk of the Checque at Priddy's Hard Magazine, near Gosport, vice Collins, deceased. Lieutenant T. G, Boss of the Bulwark, came home in the Captain Veitch has superseded Captain Barker, who has lately been promoted, in the command of the Alonzo. Mr. WizstoT, Master Rigger of Plymouth Dock-yard, is ap pointed Boatswain of the Sheerness Dock-yard; and Mr. Su L LIVAN, of the Sheer hulk St FalMoak ill appointed to succeed Mr. Wilmot. Mr. Cowi,two is appointed Superintending Master of Ply mouth Dock-yard, in the room of Mr Collins, deceased. Mr. SlttnizaD, many years Surgeon of the Plymouth Dock yard, is supersnuated, and Mr. Beta., Surgeon of the Mathew Dbialion of Marines spointedl to sauced Ow YAMAICA, OCTOIMIL IS. By a dispatch we learn, that a viol ent gu cane, has' been experienced at St. Domingo, menced on the night of the 27th ult. from and continued with unabated fury until the following day; and we are sorry to state , wards of fifty vessels were lost. At Jeremiah, the English brig Indian milton, of Liverpool, nearly loaded ; the brig Mary, of Newbury Port, loaded ; Triumph and Mary, of Baltimore, loaded wards of 16 liaytian vessels were drivr and completely lost. Several houses, any pal wharf, were also destroyed. At A i British ship Ellen wvas driven cn shore, to be got off. Several small vessels also i and were completely lost. At Arpin brig, of 18 guns, Captain Denman, lost and with difficulty rode out the gale anchors. The Haytian brig of war El completely wrecked, and only part of her On the 28th ult. the Evelina i~ad he entirely carried overboard at the c.nunene, the gale, and the master and crew were enter poi t Jeremie for self-preservatinn. Phoebe and sloop dos Amcjos, for this port, hogany, cotton, and specie, were both and item to pieces ; the crews were sa rived in the Evelina. The Hyperion Captain Brodie, and Braze n s l ool duns. Shepherd, arrived yesterday troi .cols.—ln the gale of the 27th ult. the went on shore on a reef in that harbour, 1 off by great exertions, after sustaining I damage. ADMIRALTY COURT, DECEM Tre Wenner, Berg master. This vessel, under Proceeding to l c ad o e n n de w m i n th ed ß . ye, Wool, &c. was Austlium Christiana, -- master. This vessel colours, was laden with salt and fish.—Condemns' Karen, Printz, master. This cause came on bag, which proving satisfactory, the ship and cargo subject to the Captor's expellees. Perk, Ehler master. This vessel, under Hambre coming ostensibly to London.—Restored. Aarvaagon, Tbolmes master. Thlb vessel, tr lours, laden with hemp, flax, linen, ac. was e e sia to London. 'Ship and general cargo restored reserved for consideration. Jong*: Richard, Draark master. This vessel from F u4sia to this country.—Restored. Toujours Fidello, Sudenst)hor master. This Mecklenburg colours, laden with steel, wool, proceeding from Wismar to Sweden.—Conchmr, Fatnihens Wells, Ugland master. This vessel, colours, laden with fla , hemp, Scc. was corning este don.—Ship and general cargo restored ; the ocher for consideration. Pursuant to notice given, a meeting ifnd a tte t e: e L iogi ntLe°wd di s c o verhpi na : s tn , t dhm composed eteotaß hnlaßaltic as ytnicouldfordually,Portsioubss:cnoellgt.;,eral ciples, under which the losses in that trade adjusted. Mr. Alderman ROWCROPT called to the Chair, after some preliminary tions, a committee of seven was appointed the correspondence, fot the purpose of iniquity practised, and the meeting Thursday next. Government is said to be using great send out all kinds of stores to Portugal. transports is now lyiag at Deptford, employed in , shipping stores night and which is clothing of every description ham Mocks, &c. As soon as these tr, sailed, others, it is said, wi3 succeed, al take in cargoes of the same description. A Spanish Officer in ;he service of the ment at Buenos Ayres reached Londf atter 'having been detained at Monte " soner, under suspicion of being eniployt of the former to procure arms from thi states that Buenos Ayres hod raised men, who had lately been fitted for act and this number was considered sot the purposes of external defence and quillity. Trade WAS continued, and enabled to follow his occupation under vernment without impediment from ," or other sources of disquietude. The . .posed of wise and temperate men who the confidence of the people. At Monte Video there had been throw off the Supremacy of the Regency nish Agents. The military force, cote men, had raised the standard f insurrection, were proceeding to depose the public the navy interfered and suppressed t, although not half so numerous as their Soma, the Governor, is a man of feeble wholly controuled by three or four others, .serve obedience to Old Spain ; but, exceptioi lower orders, there appears to be no ready rto obey the mandates 6f the new Junta of (Buenos Ayres). A gentleman who left Holland a states that the invasion of England Russia are the chief topics of conversation. greatest activity prevails in the port , and gun-boats, particularly, were Scheidt, the Texel, Goree, and the Mose. land was talked of as the place of destination, latter species of craft. A great number - - seamcn was said to have been procured ' ning of them. Of commercial actif the slightest appearance in the Dutch of trading with England, either directly having been relinquished. It was understood, that the order Dutch troops into Spain had been The real motives of this change ~f determination supposed to be the universal disposition 7 Dutch, and the foreign corps in general, from the hard and unpromising service, sula. It was well known in Holland. regiment, which was marched into Spa' ago, had mutinied, and that most gone over to the Spaniards. This! wished for. If NAPOLEON, by Iris c it: reign troops under his controul, is brow the whole burthen of his frantic and tempts at conquest 'upon the native Frans., we are persuaded the latter disgusted w i t h a war whiib ca n neither ry nor progu oa m d me ed ne art 11, noingn. e It o'd Lt,frosintjl: f}..eethanrp. 7 11t4...41 lianQ "en, P ; the Am er ; v, ; the driven im Jo I, and f t, a ed Aux Cave s .1 he ire, but expee l l "4 ilso went a s h o „ • ' I ' l ► , 41 the Sap p .' 108 t two e,114 9 g ale with two Elarnbe au Ira Br he I her crew sa her deck _ . calo ur ere compelled q tt n 3 ., The sch lokt et US port, 1 ,,;,k 21114 ore nth drams tlsfly ' saved, an iT a a f r i gate , of " loop. Of 18 32 from c ape g' the r after - - th our, an d wts ling . a !MBitn e . A nder Danish Coh n '.° rto Cbsittiaasa t e •is lit ; vessel L „ .1 ,„ D .; s t on for furth er h, e; carlio were r esme j :c 1„,,b r0 . colon, 1 "! 1 0 under D in i, k '"" m igt from .11 toted; the other ••• ee vessel waft • 1 This veal, 11, ".It and cbger i &gored. 'elm!, ender P Line weestbir tu . " e other pm rum .• iri ing was held g Lr underwriters , for the pu Se adopted, m w s collusions in .• some general . at trade should tt ,err having t .liminary ob • iointed to cond . t of detecting i! ng adjourned ' el (,neat exertions .. agal. A fleet ' d, and people • ' and day, a ny.... stion, bed cl . e transports J, and contin= si Isf the new • lA aondon yesterday 0 . rite Video as apt e toyed by the J. 4 ci a this country. ied a forciauf • actual service ; t. sufficient fix ci and interior rm. Ind every ore Inder the new Ga• disorganizos he Junta was con- 3 who had acquai !en an attempt .7 gency and the Spe consisting cf leg f insurrection, . is authonties, what ed the commie r their opponents r feeble talent , and' gt ur others, who p... at, excepting - • to ready dispost Punta of the car d a few days ad and a war onversation. ports of Hollead constroctingj e ... ie MaeSe• destination for 0, num ber of Da. - • 3 cured for the maa . activity there is n. tt a tch ports; all ' ' t irecdy or indirectly u; der for sending I countermanded. determination - position among general, to e scs. L wrvice of the p ent. land, that a Dot ' • Spain some noises : ea t of the m his is what is to s distrust of the ' I ereit b id: I' o vibeucc U nllp o g p c o l f i r tpi t ni)i o il 4pb e co rcti t e dohntion