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Bacon—per lb. 16
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WhWkey—per gallon, 64
Nemp— per ton, 200 to 210
J * C H A NC E RY.
In King HftUimm County Gjurt, March I 807.
Edward Watfon, Cvmblt.
again (l
Thomas Reaves, (an abfent debtor) Sc John
Temple, Dtftt.
rT"lHlS day, came the Complainant by his Counfel,
X and the deft. Thomas Reeves, not having en
tered his appearance, and given fecuriry, according
to the a<3t of Alfembly, and theruies of this court ;
and it appearing to the (atiifaeiion of the court, that
he is not an inhabitant of this country ; on the moti
on of the Complainant, it is ordered, that the faid
Deft. Thomas Reeves, do appear here, tin the fourth
day of the May term next, and anfwer the hill of
die Complainant, and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inlerted in lome new (paper, printed in the
city of Richmond, for two months fucceflively, and
another copy [Aided at the front door of the court
houfe, of this county. And it is furrhsr ordered,
that the Deft. John Temple do not pay, convey a
way, or fecrete any debts by him owing to the other
Deft. Thomas Reeves, until the further order or de
cree of this court.
A Copy. Ted,
ROBERT POLLARD, c. c.
March 27. eptm.
IN CHANCERY.
In Kin*-Will taut County Court, March 25th, 1807.
John Smith Comp't.
againll,
Ambrole Lipfcomb, Edward Hill and rhi
l'p Lipfcomb, D'ft'c.
r~> nHlS day came the Complainant by his counfel,
_L and the defendant, Ambrole Lipfcomb, not ha
ving entered his appearance, and given fecurity accor
ding to the s.6l of AUcmbly and the rules of this
court; and it appearing to the latisfadton of the
courc, that he is not an inhabitant of this common
wealth : On the motion oi the complainant, it is or
dered, that the laid defendant, Ambrole Lipfcomb,
do appear here, on the fourth Monday in June next,
aud anfwer the bill of the complainant, and that a co
py of this order be forthwith inierted in fame newf pa
per printed in the City of Richmond for two mouths
luccrlhvely, and another copy polled at the front door
ot the court-houfe of this county.
A Cop/. Telle,
ROBERT POLLARD, c.c.
^pril 24. lawSai.
IN CHANCERY.
In King JViUinrn County Court, March 25th, 1 807.
Ifii.l and John P. Pleafauts, Compl’ts.
againji
Edward Hill, Philip Lipfcomb and7 _ „
Ambrole Lipfcomb, J Lefts.
f fi HIS day came the Complainants, by their cotin
£ let, and the defendant Ambrole Lipfcomb, nor
having entered bis appearance,and given fecurity
according ro the adt of aUcmbly, and the rules of this
court, and it appearing to the fat isfa&ion of the court,
that lie is not an inhabitant of this commonwealth.
O.) the motion of the complainants, it is ordered tlut
the faid defendant Ambrole Lipfcomb, do appear here
»>n the fourth Monday in Jane next, and anfw cr the
bill of the complainants, and that a copy of this or Jtr j
be fnrthwiih inferted iiifome newt paper, printed in
the city of Richmond, for two months fnccefTively,
and another copy polled at the front door of the
Court-houfe ot this county.
A Copy. Telle,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. C.
April 24. lu*2in.
IN CHANCERY.
In King tVith.im County Court, March 25th, 1807.
Thomas Lipfcomb, afTigiite of John Smith, Complt.
nguinji
Ambrofe Lipfcomb, Edward Hill and Phi-7 ,, ,,
l.p Lipfcomb, ^ ‘ **•
r ? HIS day came the complainants by his counfel,
M and the defendant Anihrofe Lipfcomb, not
having entered lrisappearance, and given iccurity ac
cording to the adl ot alTcmbly, and the rules of this
court, aud it appearing to the fatisfatfion of the
court, that he is not an inhabitant of this coinmon
vi eatth. On the motion of the complainants, it is or
dered that the fiiid dtfendant Ambrofe Lipfcomb,do
appear here on tjie fourth Monday in June next, and
aniwer rhe LiiI of the complainants, and that a copy
< (this order be forthwith mf-rted in lome news p.i
per,printed in theci'yof Richmond,for two months
tuicfflively.and another copy polled at the frsnt door
of die Com t houfe of this county.
A Copy. Telle,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. C.
April 24. law2m.
IN CHANCE Hr.
Irihing It I'.lium County Court, s/Ijr.b °5, 1807.
Thomas and Henry Carustt, Con.pl’u.
ergoirj}
Ambrofe l.iplcotnh, Edw ard Hdl and 7 „
Phil.p l.iplcom!), | ’*•
r jj ' HIS d^y ca nc the complainant*, by tbsir court
* *c*> an,l Hjc dsfendar.t Ambrofe Lipfcomb,
not having entered hi* appearance, and given leciirit*
accordmg to r|lt. ad ofaffemhly and the ride, of tins
«Miir. and it appearing to the faiisfadion of the court,
l hat he i* not an inhabitant of r)ii9 commonwealth.
On the iiir.ti,.n «.i the complainant*, it i» ordered that
t»C laid deft n.lain, Ambrofe Lipfcomb, <!*> appear
here or, the fourth Monday in June next, and antwer
i tebii of the complainant*,and that a copy of this
*..d. r be forthwith infested ill h.nie new».p;iptr print
r I hi the city of Richmond, for two month* tnccef
J;vtly,a»d another copy polled at the front doer ol
t/ig Court-houftf of tli.s county,
A Copy. Telle,
ROBERT POI.LAPD, C. C.
Apnl^Sd. law 2m.
A iiSr/R of l’-UR A I» for thf i it 7 nf Rich
MtM,from th• mb inf. until further or
t>rj, (juperfue four being 6 dollars per barrel.)
•vz. *
A fugle loaf made of ftptrfine four 27 ot. for
lilt to of eommon four 1-2 <j(/ j.o
Double the above weight refpeKively «• J. *
IVm. klLHAt’iDbON. Major.
_Aprtl 21. J
©rmtimt,
IN ALL ITS VARIETY, EXECUTED
>ST 7 HU
OFFICE OF TIIE ENQCJREF. i
POSTPONEMENT.
C>THE fale of Michael Grantland’s property,Hot
having taken place, on the appointed day, in confe
^uence of bad weather, it wdl certainly take place,
ou the premiles, on Monday, the 4th of May next.
April 94. tdf. THOS. TAYLOR.
FOR SALE,
Hat valuable LOT on fthnckoe-Hill, adjoining
Mr. Pickett’s. Itifhort distance from the Ca
pitol, and fetation on a wide and beautiful flreet
render it very deferable property.
The tivmeare accommodating and rtiay be known
! on application to the Subscribers.
April 14. tf. TAYLOR 13* BROWN.
WILL BE SOLD
At Public Audion, on the premifes, on Thurfday the
7th day of May next, if fair, if not the next fair day
thereafter,
A VALUABLE tra& of LAND, containing
168 acre* more or lefs, lying in the lower end
of the county of Louifa, whereon Thoniae Wafh no»
rifides, and adjoining the lands of Meffrs. John S.
Smith, Jofeph Kggleflon and H. Dickenfon.
Six Months credit will be allowed the purchafer,
on his giving a note negotiable in th<* Bunk of Virgi
nia with an approved endorfer or cndorfers,and a deed
of truft on the property to fecure the payment of faid
Note.
TAYLOR and BROWN,
Truflees for the Creditors of Mr. Geo. Greenhow.
April 17. tdf.
PUBLIC SALES.
By virtue of a Deed executed by David Rifs, on the 9Stb
day of November 1*04, to'the Subfenbert in trujl to
fecure tie payment of a debt therein mentioned, and by
virtue of another Deed, executed alfo by the faid David
Rofs. on the 14ib day of Augujt laj1, alfo a trujl to
the Suhfcribers, to fecure the payment of fundry debts
therein mentioned.
Will be fold for ready money, at the front door of the
Eagle Taveru in the city of Richmond, between the
hours of 12 and* o'clock, on Tburfday the \DJI day
of next month, (May.)
\ CERTAIN 1 ra<5l of LAND in the county of
■ \ Chefterfield, commonly called Ctieller Hill,
together with the Lands appertaining thereto, as a
ntoity of a certain adjoining TraR of Land called Au
burn Chafe, containing in all by eftimation fix hun
dred and forty-five acres, be the lame more or left;
alio thertfiduc of a 1 rail of Land and appurtenances
in the county of Goochland, containing originally by
eftimation feventeen hundreed acres, but now about
a thoufand acres, a part or it having already been fold
under the Deed of Truft, bearing date the 28th of
November I 804, refered to above, and bounded by
the Byrd Creek, Elk Hill, James River, &c. be
ing the refulue of the Land purchafed by the faid
David Rofsfrom Wiu. Auderlun, executor of John
Smith. J
Also—The following real eftates in the Town of
Columbia, to wit. all that piece and parcel of grouud
known under the title and name of the Rivanna To
bacco Ware Houfe, with all the buildings thereon,
covering nearly an acre of ground ; tlte Houle and
Lot adjoining that which for many years has been in
the occupancy of John Dunn ; the Lot and Hotifes
known as the old Tavern in the faid Town, and now
the rcfidence of \\ m. Pafteur ; the Lot and half Lot
with the Store and Lumber Houfe, lately occupied
by Mr. John Forbes merchant; the l ot, Houles and
1 an Yard, with one acre of ground belonging there
to, now occupied by the widow Strother, with all
the rights, priviitdges and appurtenances to each and
every one of the faid Lots belonging ; Alfo a certain
Trail or parcel of Land on the great Byrd Creek,
purchafed from Tandy Hoieman and Henry 'Tuggle*!
containing about h.ur hundred acres, be the lame
more or lefs. WILSON ALLAN, ?
E. W. KUO 1ES. < Trufecs.
April 21. tf
PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of a Deed, executed on tie 27 th of February
laji, by David R of sand Michael IV. Hancock, to the
Suhjcrsbers in trujl, for fundry purfojes therein menti
oned, „
Will he fold for ready money, at the front door of tie
Eagle-Tavern, in the city of Richmond, between the
lours of 12 and l o'clock, on TueJJay the \2th day of
next month, (May.)
r | " HR EE PLANTATIONS with their appurte
1 nances, on Staunton and P.g Rivers, in the
counties of Pittlylvania and Bedford, known by the
names of the Mountain Plantation, Pig River Plan
tation and Frying Pan Plantation, together with cer
tain other Lands and appurtenances adjoining thereto,
and fuppofed to contain in the whole ren thoufand a
cre*. WILSON ALLEN, 1
E. VT. ROOTES, t 7ruf'"
*PrI1 SI» tf.
FOR SALE,
By DREAM FULLER,
At the Sign of the AteriL
1.5 Barrels Liver Oil,
•'() Calks F. Gun-Powder,
” Tons Patent Shut,
40 Boxes Tin-Plates,
Vooo wt. German Steel, Heart Sc Club,
11*0 Calks Cut-Nail* and Brads,
Wmdow-GLsfs, IO by 8, Sc 20 by 14,
20 Joz Spades and Shovels.
A general aflortmetit of Ironmongery.
April *4. 4w
\I.L perfors having claim* againrt the eflate of
the late John Hat vie, of Helvidere, are requi
ted to bring them forward, properly authenticated,
in order that the Subscriber may make arrangements
for their adjuftment, and thofe indebted to the faid
eflate, ic is hoped, will make as lpeedv payments as
pufiible.
On Saturday tl( 13/L J.,y »/ «-*•#, will It t*f>tfed
to fait, 00 the prmijrel,
Q EVEN hundr.J „.id forty acre, of I. AND, in the
\ J county of Chellerfitfld, about five mile* from
M.ir>cin.lirr, of which nearly one hundred acre* are
cleared, and under an enclofure. '1 he whole of this
I rad i* of a fertile quality, and the uncleared part
wall timbered. This Land will be fold entire, or in
Lot*, a* may be mnfl agreeable to purchafers.
Alfoan undivided moity of 206 acres, in the faid
county, adjoining the Black Meath Coal-Pits, and in
which it is believed there is coal. This Trad will
lie I--Id in the City of R chmond,at the Eagle-Tavern,
on the 18th June next. A credit of fix and twelve
n.(inlh* will lie allowed the purchafers, and a Deed
of Trull required upon the l.atid itfelf, to fecure the
pttrehale money. Thefts Lands will be fold in purfu
ance of the feltament and tail will ef the aforefaid
decedent, and will be conveyed accordingly hy_
Ll>Vk IN J Ad. HiiRV IE, #»/y aiiinft Mxfculir,
*f 11*1 vit, due a fed.
jAp'*1 2f« eptdl.
rllF SabfrriSer will Ml five HOUSES h LOTS.
mi the I own of Fred, rickfburir—for inforniati
on apply to Mr. Thomas Allen, refilling in that town;
he will alfo fell SO.OaOacres of LAND m the coun
fy ot (ireenhner, this J,atid is in fonrreen *>r fifteen
different Irakis. IiD S l’ENN.
Aniheift, April 24. utr.
I WILL RE SOLD,
jit tie Eagte-Tavern„ without rrfervt% to the bigbefl hid
( *,fr’ on k\ fen Jay, tie I Hi of May next, between the
lourj »f | | and 12 e'e/mi, tie following valuable pro
perty % viz :
ONE two ftory BRICK HOUSE, 42 by 20 ft.
do. tingle do. Wood do. 32 18
Four do. do. do. do.
All neatly (milked and calculated for dwellings, fea
red on handfonie well inclined Lou on Shockcz-Hill,
in rhe Ciry of Richmond ; known ip Duval’s plan, as
N . lOl 13* N*. .102, fur»eyed by Wm G. Paine.
TERMS OF PAYMENT:
1400 lots, in calh, 1®.50 dols. on the C5rh bf June,
1807, half of the reOdue the 14th Auguft, and the
balance the 4th Auguft 1808.
Satihfadlory titles will be made to the purchafcr,on
the receipt of the money.
ARCHIBALD PLEASANTS, jr.
April 21 tdf.
TO LET OR LEASE,
A blacksmith's shop, fbrm-rU occupied hy
l \ Mr. lames Lynch ; it is aftowed to be as good
a ftand for that bulinefs Busiiy in this ciy, being in
the centre of the town, and near the Market-H<-uf«.
I here are three forges in good order, a dweltinjj-houfe
and ki'chen in good repair. The Subfcrihe'r would
rent the fttop alone None need apply but thofe that
can be recommended : the rent (hall be leafouable atv*
every encouragement given by,
WILLIAM DAVfDSCN.
April 24. « |f.
1VANTFD,
rWO or three young MEN acquainted with the
colouring of print-—or -thofe defirous to ac
quire a knowledge of it, will ineAt with encourage
ment by applying immediately to the fublcriber.
FREDERICK BOILER.
At Mr. Join Pam/rcy':, Stationer U* Back Binder
Richmond, April 24.
ICE CREAMS.
'T'1 H E fubfcribcrs intend keeping. during them
1 hotfeafon. a ready fupp'y'bf the above
article, tn moulds or other wife, of tvery dcfcripti
on. for families and vif/ors. Alio, every kind
of CON FECI ION ART: J
, ' SCHELL1NG if Co.
Apnal 24. j
NEW BOOKs7
JuJl received and fa r fale. by Jacob Jobhfon, a few dear,
below the Market. Richmond.
GAZETTE PUBLICATION, by H H. Brack
„ enridge, Efq Judge of the Supreme Court of
Pennryivania. Scotts Geography for Schools. Won
ders of Nature and Art, &c &c.
A?nl -4-_ eP3t.
NOTICE. 1
^\Thereas two ,,{mX Negroes, namely Fan
V sr a.Girl about 14 or 15 years of age, a dark
mulatto ; and Stephen a Boy, about 11 or 12 vears
°fage, and nearly approaching td black, were liolen
on Monday evening lad, from my 'Plantation, called
R.veredge, being in Charles City counfy, by fame
perfon or perfons unknown to me,but were very foon
afterwards feen in the podeffton of Francis Woodlaif
of Uni w iddie county. I do therefore caution all per
fons whomever, from purthafing or trading for
Oaves or either of them from the faid
ttood.uif, or any other perfon or perfons, as I
lhall not only prolecute the offender or offenders, for
the theft, as foon as difcovered.and enforce my right,
by all lawful means whatever, to the faid Haves
wherefoever found. JOSEPH H AX ALL.
Peterfburg, April 24. tf
TO BE RENTFIL “
FOR A TERM OF TEARS,
MY ^°CSES and LOTS, ficuated in a mod a
, , Rrcea“le Part of the city ; alfothe BREWERY
belonging to me, with ,he LOT upon which it hands,
together with the COOPER’, SHOP, and the ad’
joining LOT, and the HOUSE and LOT...non which
i* the Spring that fuppliesthe Brewery, if either or
both are required. The firuation of my property,
confiding of feven half acre Lots, with the improve
ments, lour of which are in one fquare.is wel; known
to the citizens of this place, but it may not be impro
per, to inform thofe at a dillance, that it combines ad
vantages, which lew or none in the city poffefs. The
work, of the Brewery are in good order, and the Malt,
Kiln and Mill are equal to any in the United States.
I here being no other Brewery in this part of the State
it is an objedt worthy the attention of any perfon in
clined to profecutethe malting s„d brewing bufmefs
t0?d*V:'n,o*e- ,S°me val"al)* Coopers, a Drayman
and Mai Her, and feveral excellent Houfe fervants
may be hired along with the other projierty. p(,f.
fdfion of the Dwelling Houles and Lets may be
tamed on a Ibort noti.ee, and of the B.ewrry, Houles
and Lot, attached to it, on or before the firft day of
September next. 7
Wm. HAY.
-i-_ tf.
LOST or MISLAID.
Q OME7 TME part, a FOND, executed by William
Wilkmfon, to the fiibfcriber—the date and pre
cife furn.l do not recollect; but believe it wax dated
Augud, 1805—on demand. The amount of * hich
was. between £ 17 and 20. The adminiftrator of
laid Wilkmfon, will take notice therefore, that th* fub
feriber is the oi ly perfon ratified u* receive th't
amount of faid bond.
WILLIAM GARNETT.
Buckingham, April 21. Iaw3w^
LAND FOR SALE.
Will be Jold, to the hi’hrjl bidder, for ready money, on tie
prtmlfes, on ihy '2nd day of AJay next,
I''HE mtered which John Bayne hath in a Tra«S
of LAND lying in Louila county near Todd’s
mill, containing by edtmation one hundred acres;
faid Bayne’s intered being an eftatelorthe life of F.l.fha
Purington, fnbjetfl to the dipulations and refln&ions
txprelTed ina dee.l of leafe from faid Pufington to
faid Bayne, a copy of which may he feerr on the day
of Tale. This fate will be trade hy virtue of a deed
of truft, executed tf» the fuhfcfiber by John llayne,
tct fecuretbe payment of a fum of money due to Tho
mas Mitchell. JOHN GAR 111, Trujlet.
April 24. Oawtdf.
ADVERTISEMENT.
I WISH tft fell my PLAN I’ATION in Powhatan
county containing 940 acres, lying on Butter wood
creek, one-third of the faid Tra»ft in woods, I fuj.pofe
1 90 acre*of it is good creek low-grounds, the whole
is well adapted W the culture of corn, wheat and to
bacen, and the plantation in good order for cropping.
Piifleflimi may be had at Chriltmas next, with the li
berty of fewirig grain. One-third of the j urchafe mo
ney in hand, and the ballance in two equal animat pay
ments; alfo one other trad in the county of Amelia,
lying on the w aters of Weft creek, adjoining the Land*
of I)r. Hardaway* John Clements and Mr. Dicen,
containing .500 acre*, one half in woods, all of which
is good tobacco Land, payments »s above. Any fur
ther particular* i* deemed tinner*iTary, as it t* prefu
med toe purchafer would wifle to view the fa»d Lands.
The traOt in Amelia will be fliewn by the Overleer,
auc! the Trait in Powhatan hy thr Proprietor.
EDWARD MOSFI.EV.
Powhatan, April '20. oawSm.
Europe.
FRENCH STATE PAPER,
[translated for the P. REGISTER ]
REPORT,
Of tbs Mini/ter of Foreign Relations, to bis Ala■
jejlj the Emperor and King.
Sire,
RnfTia has ceafed to difTemble—fhe hag
thrown off (he with which to the piefcnt
I time, (he has endeavoured to conceal her inteu
tent ions.
(I) Her troop* have entered Moldavia and
Wadachia—(2) They have befieged the for
trefles of Choczim, and Bender. (3) The gar
rions, fir.all in number, and untxpeflediy at
tacked, at a time when they repofed on the
»aith of treaties, have yielded to fuperior force,
and the two f»rtreffcs hare been taken poflefli
on of by the Ruffians.
Whatever is held facrcd among men, has
been trodden under foot. Blood has been pro
fufely fhed, while the envoy of Ruffia, whofe
prefence alone fliould have been the proof and
guarantee of peace, continued at Conflantioo
pU*, and never ceafed to repeat afTurances of
friet dlhip, on the part of his mailer, for his
highnefs the Sultan.
i he Porte was ignorant of the aggreffion,
and knew not that her provinces were invaded,
until it was announced by the mnnifefto of ge
neral Michclfon, which I have the honour to
place before your majefty; and what is alike
(harmful and difgufting, when this manifedo
was tranfinitted to the Turkifli government,
the Ruffian envoy, proteding that he had re
ceived no orders from his court, and that lie'
gave no c redit to the rumour of war, affrtfled to j
difavow the proclamations of the generals, and
to doubt the entrance of the Ruffian troops on
the Turkifli territories.
ro what fate would Europe be referved, if
her difliny depended on the caprice of a cal.i- j
net, inctfTanily fluctuating; torn by contend
ing factions, and which, influenced only by its
pa (lions, is either infer. Able to, or ignorant of
th-»fv fei.timents and regulations, which pre
serve the ordtr of the civilzed world.
The Gtt iman Porte had long b-en aflured
of the infidelity ot Prim e Jpfihnti, Hofpodarof
Walla.-h.a ; nor did Prince Moruzzi, Ib.fpo
tlar of Moldavia, ucpire the government with
greater confidence—Exercifing the incontcdible
riffht cf f.vtreignty, they were both depofed,
and replaced by the Princes Guzzo and Calli
ma%i i. Ibis nualure d'fpleafed Ruffia, and
her envoy declared (4) that he (hould quit Con
Itantinople, unief« ttie (tcpcfi d Hofpniiars were
reindated. At this period, an inconceivable
war let ined to be on the point of breaking out
between France and PitjiTia.— -Allomfhcd to
behold a mifumU-iItanding between the two
powers mod i'ntcreded in her fafety, the Porte
perceived the advantage, which mud refuit to!
her natural enemy, from their difuniotl. (5)
An Engliffi admiral appeared with a iq-iadron,
and figtiified that t gland would make com
mon cattle with Ruffia, uulefs the Iiofpodars
were reltored.
The Porte yielded toneceffity, and avoided
the dorm, with which die was menaced, (5) by
reindatir g the Hofpodars, whom (he had de
clared tiaitors, and removing the men of her
choice. Ruffia wasfatisfied, and England fuc
cceded beyond her hopes. As the pree of her
cor.defiei fion, the Porte expelled, and had rea
fon to expect, that (he would preferve a peace,
which had been fo grievonflv, and dearly pur
chafed. But the news of Pruffia, and the fitd
adt> of hodihry, were foon announced at Pt
ttrfburg. i he court of Ruflia fccretly rejoic
ed at a war, which involved two allies, againd
whom (he chiriflted an equal refentment j two
powers that ought tor ever to oppofe her pro
jcCls againd Tuikey. From this moment her
meafures were umlifguifed. Orders were dif
patihe»l to general Michclfon to enter Molda
via, and (he already, in expectation, devoured
a prey which had bren devoted for years, and
which the union of France and Prullia had hi
therto pt-ftrved from her grafp.
Happily for Turkey, the Pruffian war was
but of (hurt duration, and the French autiy ar
riving at the Vidula when the Ruffian troops
were aflembling on the Dneider, compelled
them to retreat to the defence of her own from
tier. The hopts of the Ottoman Porte were
revived.—She perceived the abyfs into which
her coneeffinn had nearly plunged her.—She
has recog ifed the miracle by which (he has
been fifed, and all Turkey has run to arms, to
become henceforward the infrparable ally of
France, without whofe affidance (lie was in
danger of perifhing.
On the !i9tli <>f December the Ruffian am
bafTadnr, and all peifons attached to the lega
tion left Cnnftantinnplc—together with all the
Ruffian and Greek merchants, who rt tided
there under the protection of Kuffia. All of j
them were rrfpcCled, and permitted to r epart '
without rholeffatioTi, while the Ruffians carried
urifofter to Rulfia. your majrfty’s Conful at
Yafly, although they had giverf him palfports
to retire to Atiflria.
Ft w nations have employed as much artifice
and perfevrrsnee in the execution of their pro
jrCts as Kuffia. The flratagem and violence
which were alternately praClifed, daring ftxtCen
years, againft Poland, are the fame a*rns which
die now wields againft the Ottoman empire.
Abufing the influence, which, fiftce the late
wars fhr had acquired in Moldavia and Walla*
chia, fhc has, tiom the heart of thefe provinces,
eVery where ditfufed a fpirit M (edition and re
volt.— She has encouraged the Servians in their
rebellion againft the Forte. She has ffirniffied
fhcfn with arms, and lent officers to command
them.
Availing herfelfof the native fafagifm of the
Montenegrins, ami of their difpolltipn to rapine,
Ihe has excited and aimed them—ffie has alfo,
with a view to future projects, armCd the Mo
res, after aktrming the people with imaginary
dangers, Ihe rumours of which fhc had induf
trinufly Circulated.
She has even under pretexts the moft frivo
lous, continued to occupy Corfu, and the other
•Hands of the Ionian »ea, of which ffie heifclf
had acknowledged the independence.
Her project# being thus prepared by every
mean of artifice and intrigue, flic has adroitly
fri/.ed the occafion of the war between France
ami I'niffia, with a violence, which neither
knows nor rtfpi-Cts the rights of ethers, to car
ry them into effect.
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CirrumAances of this feripua nature compel
me to recal to your majcAy the. cbndudt pitt
ed by the former government of Prance at a
tune, to which we mult tefer to afcertaui the
raufes of pr« fent events. Ot all .the faults of
that government, the mnft IniexctifitJlt-i be*
caufethe molt niitchievous, was to permit as it
did, with inconceivable imprudence* the fir ft
partition of Poland w hich it might j With great
facility, have prevented* But fob this firlt par
tition, the other two would hot have been at*
tempted, and tottlil not have been carried into
effect. Poland world Hill have exiftrd, and
Europe would have (burned thoae flunks and
agitations, which, for ten years, llte has Un
ctafingly fufl'ered.
'l'he cabinet of Verfailles even aggravated its
fault, hy leaving the Turks to contend Tingle
handed againft Rulfn ; and forced to make the
mod grievous facrifices, when (lie ifiigbt have
prevented them, and;. with the greatefl facility
interpofed her fuccour ; either in 180;;, after
j the peace, or five years afterwards when the
war took place, which tc: initiated in the de
plorable peace of 1791.
This ncgledl of the interefts of Trance, and
of all Europe would at this day have been at
tended with confequcncee dill more extraordi
nary and fatal, if yout ntajedy bad not render
ed them itnpoAible.
But your majrfty has done every thing to
infpire your enemies with the detire of peace,
and to make it eafy of attainment ; for it i« im.
poflible to believe that Rullia (hnuld ht fo iilind
as to renounce ail the bent fits of peace, by re
fufing to enter into the only ergagem-nts tvhii h
your majelty exacts, that of hencefmth abrtur*.
ing from thofe enterprizes which flic has made
for thirty years, and which flic- i now renew
ing againd the dates \Vltich border on her fmtth
ern frontier; arid to recognife tlie indepen
dence and integrity of the Ottoman empire, fo
eflentially important to the policy of Fiance,
and the repofe of the world.
(Signco)
CH. M. TALLEYRAND.
VVarfaw, 28:h J.ut. 1807.
(1) Nov. 2.
(2) Dec. 1.
(3) From Nov. 23 to
23.
PHILADELPHIA, April so.'
Yrfterday afternoon arrived, Hi ip Sally, Cipf,
Hading*, from Rotterdam.—By this vrflV ws
have received a regular file of the Leyden Jour
nal, (printed in the French language-) to the
llth March,—from whit h the following arti
cles are cx'raifled. It will he remembered that
thi' Journal is unJer the immediate coutroul of
Bonaparte :
TRAN’ST.ATIOtiS
For the Philadelphia Grzette.
'IVarsaw, Feb. 15—The city ot WnrfW
was illuminated yeftrrday in rejoicings of the
victory obtained at Eylau, on the Slh u.ft. by
the grand army.
The extent of that fuccefs is confirmed every
moment, by the numerous convoys of Ruffian
prisoners that are puffing inceffantly by our
walls. O.’. the other hand, the French army
has to regret many brave mcr, at »h<>friofi»
the emperor has exprtflrd the dre[iift regret.
Marfhal Augercau .was wound; ,J j(i hi* arm,
but not dangeroufiy, Matflral MafTena has
been thefe few days in this city. The equip
ages and horfes of the emperor, that hail re
mained lu re, at e gone towards Thorn.
The flraw that began on the K»!t, did not
laft. Since the 12th the air has become very
biilk, and we have now beautiful weather.
Berlin, Feb. 28—Letters from the grand ar
my, anxioufly waited for, give us intrrefling
details cf the confrqUerees of the battle of
Eylau. It ha? left the French entirely m fler9
of the field of battle, precipitately abandoned
by the Ruffians, who have retreated beyond thfc
Pregel, which they have crofted again.
i he French, on the contrary, have advanced
partly towards the borders of that river. Tfc
'►'rand duke of Berg had on the !7th inft. hi*
head-quarters at Wirtemberg, and hit patrol*
had pu filed them near Konlnglberg.' At thc
lanie time the head quarters of the emeeror
Napoleon, wi»re (fill at Pruffian Eylau. How
ever in confeqttence of a proclamation ot hi* I.
M. the greeted part of his troops will draw
nearer the Viftula, and enter again into quar
ters. The litfad quarters had indetd fallen back
o'l the 20th, as tar as Lrihft.idt, from which
place it was belivrd they were to he removed,
further bark, to Ofterade. In the mean while,
thtre Iras been another fmart engagement be
tween two divifions of the armies. The £th
corp3 of the grand army, and that of gen. Ef
fen came to blows, oh the 16th near Oltrclen
I he 1*rench, headed hy general Savnry, in the
ahfence of marffial I-annes, have again obtain-cl
a great advantage over the UufTianr,. This
fame fortune has remained alfo faithful to the
troops of the fotmer in the fwo engagement!
which they have fought againff the Pn.flian- cm
the tight hank of the Oder, at Starg.nd and
at Nriig.irten.
Brtjlau, teb. 19.—Tt was yefit relay announc
ed on the parade, thrft conformably to the *a
pituhtion of Schwefdnitz of the 7th ilifl. the
garriion of that fort re fa having received no Inc
cottrs np to the 16th, mart heel out on that clay,
at TO o . loc k, and laid down their arms, before
Prince Jerome Napoleon. His Imp, rial flight
net% has ordered the Wtrtemherg troops to file
off before him, ahd at their head ha< entered
the evacuated fortrefs. The day before, a
PrufTian coipn of *oo horfe, and ItfQj infantry,
had endeavoured, hy Olatz, to penetrate thro*
the paffes of the mountains, with the intention,
no doubt, to try to fuccoUr Scl.wtidnily ; but
general Lefebvre, who had been ordered to at
tack that corps, got the dart of it, put it to
rout, and took 200 prifoners, and Zcafinon.
Mem el, Prb. 9.—Their Pruflian majeflies
have retired from Koninglb. rg, and arrive d here
with their court. The king has permitted maj.
gen. Pmhl, one of his confidential officers, to
enter into the Ruffian fcrvice. The van.guard
of the Ruffian forces, oppofed to the grand
Trench army, is now commanded by prince
Bagration, who has dirtiriguifiied htmfelf by his
courage In the lad war.
M. dc Cefar has been nominated by nnr king,
ambaffador of Prtiflia tothe couit of Denmark,
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MADEIRA WINE, of firft quality, by the pips
for fide at 6 months credit, hy
JOHN & RojJT.GAMW.K.jf,
i April 10. law sw
(4) Sept. 29.
(5) 0;t. 12.
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