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' 7"..ii ,i was * tc '
dii-ic ' v ". magistrate*, a«jd b«
n( <i be ;- • '•' •» d to have neglected m*
in wlrich '.'M pert'orm
of ii nt ed not appear mi thi face fel tbe
p.. trument.
That the person to fakr
■ eogbl vo have takrn it
•r ■<••:] not mrp-ise the op:
xa s '&-- when it w*w to.) late to ci
i f .
But *hr ffreat difference is., that the
v m was „ irjeri rolnTSte
»ii l;ict--:!e _di_4r.istar.ip_ a» oatli iv a
T««'.-Helal !»ct.
Thecoari hof opuiisp'that,th« pa'ptV
r.y-1,. rting ... be an nf_dav*t "'-ul-. by
be rend, because it
ooes 00l m rru.h.
fray then artdrets-d tif« court.
T,.;. w lonjr this
W ,ri • , I co;dlni"> ; \vhriu<-r n
y <: . v occupy i".' hourserten-d*»j..«i.: And j
- ;t t , pa tom«k« thesame j
c ,,p-•.;..:■; reject?oyta which they h&«*e «l- j
cVy'-.-L'tage r t uieeiHiu.. ,
r ■ , i": is teT£s<
wu.e.!,"
j\.:.ro'. " Tr •• at liberty, aad he i>sy j
fs tf h? ;;l'.-a.'.;3. '.>'.' 'be very ferst .'..ty
I made i h'- to
lr ; ;v" bien held I
"i.'.v
r-iitr.r, '
[i i rhe -' ■ .vary ot' War «■
fcewoe'ld •
bay vi.at c«tnt>der.c? in
•■, v-hic*- disiiifiise* ailapprehensi. j
•hfis r»1
•-.•1, conCfi • con* I
dew j • ri ' i
fmitel: •, :at r, I I o _tv_ j
.-, that is ',
fihsfly sttttetl l >U the ■
e-.-ii!' IlCe
•pini.Mi of the C
I oh ill 0;... ■• '.. it '■ nd to I
appear here to to -x
en-'.''-'" of Treason,
After reme deiuiMery <-->:
b.'V.ve::;; IVir. i lay
j,rl !':'... 17 a ■••■ lether
this motion can b' ' - "" gu-
V'fiy 'before theccurt. 1 certainly m
\"r>('.ef': it r.s ;i mere „i>*.iiicatiun of a
motion*, which 1 intended to make under
certain circu«B»tJui«ces Is there, any
fipriety in ?nch a m->
consider A. Biirras'standingherii
(y e ivere formally by a war- j
V,.-,t ~<.'.!':>• voi/r hbnAr: as ■..landing
in the same situation as he did
bsfote yoti on a forrsfer examination. —
A< thift time, sir. after having the evi
dence before you*, though without bear
ing the arVumeot. of you bound
him to bail from clay to d^y-
Mr. I'/rkhnm ol&erve*}. that this
,". m'i'U extraordinary motion : it
was, , tnjjeniouJi \ ri_ it had the
V'Tv effi ct which they ii>.d contemplat
ed by the motion for e-<?".niiw>.Kf>-t. It
■I, Bwrr i l * placed in
the fia.m" as be was on a for
:.iui that f v, .e. court
:, therefore, to I everfrorn
day to day as they dfd then, Rut tlie
I ii'-r. At thwt ' : 'M'- i. BuTr
vro at all, mm have
. i ,_
--,; riVmsel
Jars • ■ " , "
'today,
:l''l' |
al«- w u v bound < •.;, |}„;
as of
• roseomions i ige
ft" ■ >" i!fTi.h"'
r -■■■ l err ■
■ I by
emed to,
f ■ ,
. ("fiie co •• t of the ' (iU"i;S
--• Wilkinson, to svhh h
• , b ■■■ anse i
r.nt • rirmmti'ate had
r a."n (ii.- hath* prescribed b> law. ft
\. s ~'.''.' .-:•■ by law ne cot ,
;,.,.. iii til b ! I tirkon the oaths si'nd I
he ivar.i ur.3 icing, itmtwtbepre*
~) ; uimtc was com]
with ; th .t Is, thru hi-, iiCtiliy :.', ii ma- !
r'.t. '.liiSl'.'! v.c.
neoc.e that he w .. authorised so to
It w?.! trot lif rh
much su. ;M',ih ir. rhi ; bai .".
--- * .><» . - to be precisely pa
r i ; i. i
j i> ■ cert.ifi '.ate that he \ a mesjisi rate
n...i th it full faith i- tine to h*.i acts, wn
r.:H'", ; 11
I':."-.' 1 .ti-i' 1 " r-i hv being a com
pret acta ;>.i". - i ■ ti
tled to i"ii
It is not u-ual fir » particular c< -
e;»'te fh'at v. pn-sgistKete ha»o,ualititvd,to ;
r.t'H.
There i-'-:.■■> rrC'ird of his qualification
'MiniOiiial of it could
b.
'^rv (in not apply io
tjK • which ej-'ist.
jJuvit .is said that the certificate is .
. fbo h th t in Wilkinson's _fil- j
<1 ivif.
If thi 1 ' obpr,.*ron had been taken and ;
P yer-r_fci ''' |M;V c e "ded the
■ f v.'.'s not taken
tl, is how *nd does not ap*
T , ■ , «.,-, have been noticed by the ■
i is i. -
rat or. that notion to have been no-j
tice.i. A defect, it it be one, which
was not Qfnwrwd, emtio*, be cured py
qH p;,_cs»Tl OV_»ejn
Ti-*? case in 'Wa'ihitgtnh "#*>• * ***N
r * •„ sttifl toi 'he point.
form ot t'n*« i - was pw -
v p-.-i. .."..: i.-'-.V (juei t!y that it
rw.i 1..-..,-,, v to ap»; ■r on th? fa
i . i.S-x. it waft directed to trj-..go'rates'. j
LO.NPOX, ApbYi, s.
By the American ship lb".sec, ffrrTv*
'trdotf Dover from Tenerrfie bound to
Tonnitigen, we are hifor netf, that an
enemy's squadron, destined fdr the
toast of Africa, consisting of a fri
and fa;a c rrivea at Tenerifte
iotis to her sailing I
; thattstaiic, and lauded there the crews
of twfcbng-1 bound to «\Vwfo_ndlai:'d,
which bad oee'ri scuttled.
April 15.
Government, it is said; ro"eivcd qh*
thenric advice yestefda , by way of
I J-inmburgh, that 11 i lirk'sh ship
j the line ' -.-in in the DardA*
I nelies) by the boats of tu* bjitisn n
j dron.
'Ihe fire by which bis majesty's shin
j JYfax has been destroyed Was merely
fiftnta!. It took'place betew deck,
j and V'g for smnr time i
;nd the (Ytagi_tße, vhen she b'.ew up.
Ci pt. 1 ( ' t.id a-sctntu'd
to tiie tpriteail yard, k.d ;.>-: escaped
before trie expiosiou took pi act. The '
w*-3 era: c. Arciiipelago
a\ that tii
AftrittT.
Acc.oi-d'.ur to .r. :i>;:nts from Dantzi.:,
j dated the 2Fi.h of March, the French
| have nit elf ail communication be
| tweeh th ■' At
j first a bom bard mem w_s feurad, and r>. j
■ c.)'ps was formed-, intended* in tbttt '
j nn* t to protect, the rb.h m«ga S inei-., |
| w!n< most part an-' sttuaw >
- to f-.-tch other. Those which |
I weY* at Filing hay* beta rvmoved o ;
|Th r 'rh. Gen. Kalkreu'th, according
;co t.ic aitfcirrit cv torn ... war, announc
ivelnt Dantzic to the i'reuv-.h '
J the litrer replied to this n> I
j iveness by tes_fyi«K a wish that Borne'
might beajrrecd r«n be* |
. i thtm te sr.va the - ,v„. !
h-frois of a bom b«i*d merit; i> ;•. the]
tUuv'geh. returned for answer,
th ii he was to bury himself ■
r the ruins of tb- city, rather than !
■'rider it, i
Letters from Wt
tkt Turkish garrison of Rajeva Brnils j
Russian trertps,. af- j
j ter a siege, of 8 c...
I bomb_rdufeht • „p;' that Ghtvgewohui i
j been taken by I
[ at. the head of ); .,,..
I ol}; rut to pieces, foi
aid express orders to give no I
! qiijirt
. ' A 0..( vs.igoof Bonaparte, dated I
-:-Kh id,, and laid hi .
contains
; rrrei'r igrible pr< Immense loss
jes which his armies have sustained,
.'. 'the dtPcuUii s m whith he is
, inv'.lve'l. Before the three months |
pired, be finds hi,.
! under the neceqt*rcy ot galling out iht j
! eonsetipiioiis for ;he year 1808. 'Ihe
ostensible motives for this tyrannical i
and vexatious proceeding are develop
ed in his itj&saijFe, the of the
arch chancellor, and the r<port of
Berthier, t!ic minister of war. The
real causes are to be sought in the loss
es of the French army, the increasing
dinger to which it is exposed, and the
j determination, perhaps, 0 f Bonaparte,
to contend, for the sovereignty of the
. continent on the brinks ot the Vistula.
j it i:t evident, that he h very apprehen-
I siv« oi some unpleasant consequences
, arising from the rigorous execution of
this oflioas measure. Hence the ex
| traordinary indulgence with which the
youthful victims of his wibl f.nd insa
i tiabie ambition are to be treat-d At the
;ou set. Instead of immediate exposure
ihj toi ■•! tedit us marches, like
.the Sft'crinces of the present year, they
isre to bft subjected tonojyreater hard-.
; ship lien tb..t >,f b-arnbi essa
•eipiine in their own fields rtm)
by sueii dec ptions
c:id sophistry that a veil is endeavor -
! t.d tnl>e c.st iivr the tyrannical e'n..r
--j RCter of n. • ■■■■ '••■ '■ we make
r,o :'. i*ht 1.... • ciii- i
■
lof iv.d 'c ' — ci' )■ ttfey have hea
murhs w
Aiv p.". for h
I roUl :>e To th' '
j e-xtl "{' two hu
tion- j
i I, th« per- !
to ho '"• <•■-.;: i ; xf'-,y bird hi " tfp
"»• suoi f Is there any re«sen to
iin guilty of trcanon ? rtas noy
:, like an oath,
•i. 15. _ WilS en;- . ,;eti ill
■ There is not w sJSgiti sfmtinur.t,
: noth sihghs'exprossiori in Wiiku.son'.
sition which indicates any high
lerpetratetl hy him ? Tbe pre
sent aipplicat.iTn is'cmtirary to every;
of f'.isrtce, bit it the court j
thinks thrvt he ougflt to be bound for
this chnrge, **c shnll submit with deffer
'nc • to its' d>f-i<mm,
(To p.f. Co>:rt>;<:F.n.J
New- York, June 7.
Thi papers received at
the -afiioe of the Mercantile Adverser
. Ifover are not so bur by
j tthrr ffe*y« ri? were received by the
i it-."> so rse interest- j
, big articles wh. - o .ii,- ;
naparte In the Senate,
B Turkey, and
th-: -o additional bulletins, from the
h'ri'i. h gri :;l\ i.riny, Will excite r.onsi.
deta tion. Tiie mimtSr of a j
P<?ao i Ritsshl, Pnglaftd, and
. orte, has no foundation in troth. I
A Lonri'-n paper of *fc'e ?7th Apri',
o!rserve"i, •• Govern .• -nt this morning
receive i diap«'vcoes from /Vmerrc*, j
which confirm the account of the re- |
) will: this com..;) , '
if the U i
Stat |
" Bill ihongn so many triifr. of mo- j
deration, nlre&dy so often renewed, I
have hot fieen abb to prevail cv.r the
deceptions to fehich England, t nilam
fcd as it i< liy its pafssions has "had re
course, that power cannot see the pos
sibility of peace but in our annihilation
—noroi.g, thersVpfi', rem ti a ior us
but to hear th; calamities of war. and
to throw the sh.tine and odium of it up
on chat n iti-r.n which continues t■> pur
chase its monopoly With the blond of
the continent. \\ c sh.til, in the re
source's of (>m own mind, in the courage, |
devotion, and tin power ofour people,
nod certain "means to r ' nder all the ef«
forts ->t the! coal litem, formed ot hat
rert and injustice, imll arid void* and
to turn them to the disgrace of their
authors, Frenchmen, ,ye brave all
d ing r* ? for the glory and tranquility
of our children,"
In coH*»eoueitce ol! this message the
Senate adopted the : a Senates I
Consultum for .i levy of pC,QQO con- I
scsipts of the year ' j
• >..i_a>_»i..
"'wrt Court "Gazette, March 2i.
| It w»s upon the l_t.li of February, in
j e^beafternoon, while the Turks w?rece
• f•■hraifiig the feast of the Grand Bay
j ram, that the English admiral, Duck
! vveri-*i, with the Koyal George i.f 110
guns ; tlie '.'.'ueborC '.«(b',of 110 guns ;
the "Cm. pi;., admiral L kus ; and the
I ,",3iu"v. admiral sir Bidnoy Smith, of
tho Active, the Standard,
lepube and TlVUfcderer, ef J4guns
each % the Eiulymioii, of SO ; three t*»
, and several fire ships and bomb
•netrated through the Dar
:■ the f ivor of a s 1
southerly wflr.d, notwlthstandlrrsjtlie IStrv
of th ndalmost without rt-ceiv
m it. The rest of
their fieet remained off the C tpe of
Tt-ncdo"., After having att.tck.eti and
destroyed the small squadron which;
! was at anchor at th*" entrance of the
I canal, the Reel cast anchor <m the
evening Of the 20th, within camion rfhot
of tiie capital, between the Seraglio
and the Saven Towers. Messages w< re
immediately sent off on b.ith sides. The
negocUtions still Continue, although On'
the evening of the 27th thrre was a
slight engagement with a division ol
the Turkish gun boats, which were re
pulsed by the English, an I either burnt
or driven ashore. Tbe Porte continues
its preparations of defence with addi
tional ardor. Numerous batteries a»e
establishing along this European and
Asiatic coasts, on which severalhun
dred pieces of cannon will be placed.
Every great officer of the Vorte, even j
the B >-i> Eff-hdl, has his post assigned to
him in the line of defence. The Or and
l Signior has personally repaired to the
works, to animate tne laborersby his
presence. The Capt tin Pacha, and the
Teftcrd.tr ef the Marine, h.i\c been
displaced aed banished to RodOsto. j
Hadschi fbrahim jfinndi has been ap- !
pointed first secretary of the.'admiralty, j
The Posohorus sou idroii has been re- I
called. Kvery vessel With* arsenal lit
has b*tri seni ;o Tor
to be gpt V"'v:'y for sea. k?or v.
to he got IrvAl ame/tig
the i inlssanes.
8.
The f' U
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.... pi.'. Vt4\ (hi '..'-'i M T .
i .rv.
', ;'h,. ' >
'
1 lo f iTo* :
: D irrf
J.QXDQA, .Irr::i :<\
An order of council has been
I t'i restore ad ships and goods belongihg
to Hamburgh and other places m. thi
Worth c.f Germany in the possession <t
the enemy, detained prior to the Ist oi
Jan. last. Those detained since, are
lobe sold, add the proceeds lodged in
the funds till his majesty's pleasure be
ftfyrher dclared,
I V es to tri*i r«-establtsh»»ertt;
■ (>..-.,•. i;..iM,i-t ir.t part of
j t'liis H!M.e'H;»., jbo!) ipi •*'..-, Who IS hi -
j come wonderfully pacific of s - idnen,
thank* to the'valor of the Russians,
;;•'! the skill of their commander-] of
fer's peace to England and Russia upon I
the Conditions which they ht-iy reject- j
cd. It seettfß lie ts even disposer! »' to '
rns'.cre. tranquility to the eigne million's j
of people he haj'conquered, and ti
place tne king of Prussia in hi*? cap! '
ta!." We suppose trtere Is come alfu
i-.i thii; to fi-. t. -"lis lately offered
to his Prossl m iv.aj -v.y, and v. nil
j is r.aid tn have i cji c<e.-|.
" Though at present, fsays this roes.
! sage) we ,ik (if new from
|-our,people, in order..that we may oh*
| Lain a greater extent cf force, it i
j th'tr. we i Fionld h .ire. this
| purpose of prolonging the tvar. Our
| policy is invariable.—We 0i1.:.-;
■ fttsne.e to England he'forfe the frwurth
j coalition had ~b. w*n it-elf; the s me
j p-aee we offer to Engl i.l still. The
1 principal envoy which l_i gland enypioy
:ed in hosr negociations hirs made the
: most public declarations, and 10 the
: most unequivocal terms, that the pe-.ce
| would have been both honorable nod
j adv mtagei*us i« England : Urns he has
| made the justice ot our cause appear
j evident. We pre re_dy t-. conclude a
;pe cc with Russia, upon the s
J i nnditioms as were signed by her Rego
; chtor, but which were reject* d i*»
ennsequene* of the arts and ipirigees
lof the English, W« are ready to're
| store to tbt eight millions of inhabitants
; whom we have conquered, their (ran- .
-.; and to restore to the King of]
; £ rusKta his Capital.
■•■_ v'- J -" '»;- T>air.t>.jf; eft.
•iv expected, after expressm* ;
perfect contempt for the volunteer I i
'of thi* country, Bonaparte tfmild ; \
roe alarmed by our partial levy en j '
m a ■-. so, ] ,
_- — ■
On the 20th marshal Lef.-bre ordered j
the brigade under g.neral Schrain to |
crossover from the island of Nogat, in
I the Frico Mass, in ordtrtocut off the
j communication betweeu Dantzic ar.d j
J the sea. These orders were carried!
. into e_ccu v vion at three in the morning. I
I The Prussians Were routed, and 2<Jb of;
them fell into our "hands,
At 6 in the evening the garrison bf I
Danteic sent out a detachment of 40Q0 '
mi nto retake the post; but they were I
repulsed with the loss of some hundreds
of prisoners, and one piece ni cannon.
Getl. h'hraam had under h"t» Command
th:* 2d battalion of the _d rrg. of"infan
try, and several Saxon _ettalion>, who
distinguished themselves, 'ihe empe. j
rot has sent three orders of the Legion
;of Honor to be distributed among the
Saxon officers ; am! three more for the
privates, shblltefns, and the mejorwoo
com in and I'd tir.-m.
In Silesia, the garviso'n of NieSs has
m. de a s-rtie, but fell into ambuscadi .
A regiment of Wfrtemberg 'Cavalry
troops in flank, killed SO, and
took i>U prisoners.
The winter in Poland *eevns to hove
[ resembled the winter *j;i P .lis, that is
Ito say, variable. It freezes and snows
In alternate succession. However, we t
have the good fortune not to have any
sick in the army—on the contrary, all
accounts agre» that the Russians have a
great number sic*. The army remains
tranquil in its cantonments. The works
which compose the hitei dv por.t ot
vSit-roek, Modlin, Prig a, Manenburg,
and Marienwerd- r, are every day be
'Comins( more formidable j and the
[UihesarVdrgAitised, -■ r)
where receiving provisions. Three
hnnstWi thousand bottles of Bordeaux
wine were found at p.ltiinjr; and though
<*HC l .\ bottle cost 4 francs, the Emperor
paid that price to the merchants, and
ordered th.* wine to be distrd
Tlv; has urn! the Prmce
BergHese upon a mission to Warsaw*
SIXTY FTGHTK BtTM."STINr.
Osterode, March 29.
On the 17th ot March, v 3 o'clock in
tSe mcu'iving, the gen. of brifc. Lefebvr*-,
Rid 8e camp to prince Jerome, passed
Gflatz, \". his way to Wouchels-.
bourg, with three squadrons of light
horse, and rhe Taxis regiment of light
infantry* when 1506 men, with 20 pieces
ot cannon, made a sortie from the place.
Lieut, cot. Gerard immediately attack•
ed and drove them back into Gl.tz,
after having taken 100 soldiers, sever 1
others, and the two pieces of artillery.
Marshal Massena i* 'gone froth Wil
lesboeg to Ortclsburg, and forced an
entrance there for the division of Back
er's dragoons, which he has reinforced
with a detachment of Polish horse—
There were some cossacks at Orte'ls
bourg, and several attacks were made,
in which the enemy lost 20 men.
Gen. B-cker, as he was'eomirsg tore
same his position at Willesburg, was
attacked by 2000 cossheks. An ambus
cade ot infantry wis frmed, into Which
they fell, and lost 2(10 men.
On the £6th, at 5 o'clock in the morn
ing, the garrison bi Dantzick made a
reaeralsortie, which proved vcr> fatal.'
'Jt wss repulsed on all sides. A col.
named Cracaw, who had a command, j
was taken with 4CO men, and two pieces
of cmnow, in an attack made by the
10*h regiment of chas-eiirs.
As foe the reft, there is nothing new.
The iak' s art* still Ir- zen, though there
■is some appearance of the *\£proa*Ch ot
spring,
i
I a -'. '<-•• ~-,;,> i
„ r- Rdjo'ving tbr. ."?-" :'«<"»
K_r.
E.ac v '
NCii MM AND ARMY,
St_TYvSETRKTi rVT.r.KTIK.
i rode, March 25. i
Cn the lit!: ins?. Atlhrfte In tlie .f
--terudoh, the garrisrfViYoi Stralsund, tak
; »"K • ol aFi g, made a sortie I
Lwjrh two thousand infantry and six!
Cannon, in order to carry a
redoubt liii.a.ii i.i) f.y p j.cral Di.iv.s. .
'I lv.-r vif.ubt. wtiien was open, without
palisades and Without cannon, was de-!
hy of of
the atli of the line, flight infuiitrv),
uhder'captftin Rsrrp.l : rrrev resisted all!
I •", !
i S'".(!i.h «.ob. , !»rs r.-arr»-'». the
p r.'tp'.'t, but there frnmd their d<
AM tin- ehe*r»y'< »i
fn-iti' «s. dead bodies M
Merles Were buried at the foot 6* the '
redoubt, I'.i-i supposed that lie were]
w nil rifled, nndso were made prisoners,!
thr-Ugh there were no mere than
men in th: redoubt, c'-veral Swedish
officers were found among the dear!,
ngulshed by thtif military decor-
tifins. This Inst nse of bravery has
attracted the Bfflperbr*s attention. His
majesty has sent three orders ot tbe
legion cif hnnbr for tlv companies eh- j
ga'getl. Captain Drivel, who command- j
ed on this Weak redoubt, highly i'.ij:::i
guidied himself.
the r -j-vb.-r r ,f Turks who took op!
, arms in Const: htmople and its v'icinltvj
j amounted I .•; Ik' order wa.J
I not in the le?st disturbed in that city.*
j Tbe Grand Sighlor had not shewn the j
1 s!: X ! i to leave the place,)
i as aad been iuserred.
JUST RECEIVED.
Wm. S. NICI-IOUZ
AS j*ft rrreireo frpra Philadelphia, ar A
cow for f_te, a isrvr and very haiitfiwtf fuo
p;y of SpafNO GOODS, wMch h«ca» offer
his fnenHs , D J cufiomer.on t«rm* wh.ch wijg|
be peafitlg to them—having tafctu a
pain* to ieic* jiffiwcmcnt. ar.dgopda
of the bsfttjrality. t*V_*4 en haiv J , iTi.'h
I.inrna, Dmiirir*.:«.".,_ Rfofliiis an! Cduow,
Which he WiilfcJl very low.- ; wcli w r h the
attention of theft who pur hi.<e by the pxce."
Georgetown, June s—3*
- ~ .
'* ' —"—■ ■ .-II II IJIJ I_,
WAratNcrWN ctrr, Jons j, rßor.
T"HH Sr.Sicuber bsing eefi-ons, tb„t t*e
* public Humid be intcrmed that he I.?,
*stted up hfs Noafc en F ft-e-t ncr 7 < ppofire
the fl»u_, with every req.»fit* for tr.o ftsct>9»«
njodation ©l Travellers, tv-ere thr firitSeft
attention will be top esie, both hi ime.
' ;^' ;k . fls piedgct h«m»'eU, to tix.ie
i.i.i. r ,tor h.»u wirii t-».lto ic-ve utkhinsV
uadorc to g vc fati-f»,*.oi>.
A'So. he keeps a fuppiv Oi t.T«I
many other articles it hi ELore *< ir'i.-d. whiu*
will be __pafjbd of on low 'firms few c fa.
THOMaS I'MOB**. "
jane r—wtf
C«ptMn-T_ovett, of th- s hl p c <mnec
ticm, trom Surinam, informs that t*e
bnls-m ship i>uke of X.en», Riekett-*,
arrived ui-re en the 3d May, ir, Sodayt
from the Rm o> la Plata, with i-tcfL
genre that since the reduction of Mon
te Video, ten sr.il ef American vessej*
in the harbor (amongst them the Ame
; rican Eagle, of New-Tor*) » vte _~h~
! demned for Oft.
. board. r *
i
1 he Editor of the Rational IntelPren
fer, having, from a regard 10 his health
1 determined toe„cha»jfe his present pro
i tension for One less laborious, offers lb
: dispose ot his establishment, consisting
lot the National intelligencer, printed
j three times a week, and the Universal
j Gazette, printed weekly, this d.sno
! ratio, W i)| on j v be tn R of
sound npuobcan p'-innples. de
sirable tb«t the terms shoe Id be arrang
ed by persm-al communication with the
ivlitor.
The Editors of Republican print*
throughout fhe union wiU confer a fa
vor Ly inserting this adv-.rtist3.etlt _
few times m their papers.
Han away from the Stibioribci
living near the lUfj<-n Branch brtdgk, a
'negro womsn of about *» yefraaFWe of a
mk'dle ftiture, rather bi.cker than <oi_.iKi»,
ibmewhatuifMd with the'foiall pojt about the
note; ihe has had liberty at different ti&testo
chonle a roslter ; fb e ha- left * fluking child>
anil I bcliev. ha* rontradti-d nti siccus 1 -tar.cc
With a certain Cato Dry, a bl»ck n>»n wh*
ha* worked ionrte years pail In Ac Navy Vaii
in t'tecity-of vtefhiiwron. 'i hare t*
Relieve fhe is either barbured •? coucrsie-l or
troto rfcis ptaee un.ler Kir;
fhe ha*'»'change of clvthittg, therefor* canhut
be veil tfetcribed h* htr dfcl*.
"Whcertr tsfcea up tbe ikid negro am it-cnre*
her fo as I get her agalo Aval! iiave lEM
rnwardandaii reasonable expence*.
it brought home?
JOHM JtfASIEIU.
Jim* j tf
4_r It it more than probable fee taken her
route towards Baltimore, All perfons are
warn«d .gairul harboring or concealing her
at their peril. J. M.
«Ye have retired the Virpim'a O
-1 "tte of Jans? 3rd, w | r ,. t aUd
a syllable toffee iittsdligence before re
•d respiting Hurr's trial. Fr-m
Rnmher trwree we l- ?; , rn that no foe,
t- ■ - progress been rtindr on MoffS
when Gen. Wilklnsdn bed not rr
■ rived at Richmond.
•—••*_!_._» S—
—■***___,
ported that gen. Wilkinson has
, Wr.vea sit Norfolk from New Orhausi
Afexan. T.iyrj.
ft. C. WEIGHTMAN,
PRIJYTER, BOOKSELLER
and STATIONER,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUK,
HAVING purchafcd the
Valuable efiahlifhment of Wm. DUANIi,
confiding of Books, Stationery, Binding irft
pietpvrrts, and Printing materials, offers fof
(ale at the low»ft Philadelphia rates, Bot-k»»
and Stationery of all kinds; —Mufic and Mv»
fical Inftri'.Dif.nts-_ Printing Ink oi the firft
quality, and Patent Bull fkios.
Printing in a'l its variou* brioche, Wr'l be
ex-cute-! to order, with 'gaftc tad on the
flteV eft notice.
Blank Mortgages, Deeds, lesfei, Bill* of
Ladin*. Powers #»f At'corncr, Apprentices*
Indentures, ijtarrißt?, see. _spt coar>M_l, iat
?alc, by the quire or ft tig It
I.&wrcrs & orbcri br noting a quantity will
be al'owfd a hhrr*-! drk^wt
,:■ W- i' o icltn tin attention cf Lis
ftkods find I tt» to
hi* bufineis, to a-..-.r..t . fturc t£ pu ji«« p»u#»
M»y ?•? - tf
Stvcrnl hrljßiniQ articles, as well rv*
article* cf intclllgrnce, are omitted, t*
I ma.-c room toy t\*e Interesting renort ot
proceedings eeWivs lo the utfai otCni
. burr, for widen w* rievd lUlt apologise
• r subscriber*. _,
WASHINGTON COX
(REL UOh
FRIDAY. JUXT S.