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Septemsiber 13. _
" I,. firme of two deeds of trust from ELuA—"n
'D-Mfinu and AMYNTA his wise, to seeme
"the payment of a sum of money due to
Jimry Ascholso-n. will be exposed to public
tale. at the wwn of Colehntcr, in Fairsax
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tash— .
.ss A Negro Woman & her three
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()ctober '2. ' (!
'THE VVAREHOUSEfon Prince street, at
_, "present occupied by Jo/m Robert: as a grace]
:ry' scoresi ; for which purpose it has been usci '
=- immbcr bf years, and is an excellent stand
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'A: lady is arrivedsiin a carte] from Diar
iaixss. who eayo-that on- Friday last, :: rele
ss,_gsassphicsi--messsiage' was received there in ill
hours" from - Paris, .by the.- presect of - Mor
laix, which stated, that Bonaparte had, on
'thc ssl-sth instc'si-gnedsia-cartcl for the ex
l-chsszﬂnge of prisoners. _ct
! siAsi Gott'enburg-ctmaiiarrived this morn
s ing. 3Tosit'he' surprise ofthe Swedes a cbm
ss petitor forctthe c'rown of- Swedkn has started
' up' in the peison os Bernadotte,'upon whom
the Swedish paper: h'ave beensilavish-ing- 'lhc
i warmest eulogies, no doubtby order of the
; French government. -
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__ si ct S'rocKHo'L'M; siAugIS.
7 Lettcrs fromsi Paris state, that the follow
ing notice lately appeared in several French
newspapers -.—
" Antericsian ships frequently make" th'til'
appearance in the north new and the Baiitic,
furnished with pretended certific'ates 01 "ori
gin, 'sios the French consuls; We have an
thority to state, that the said certificates are
forged, and that the holders or bearen
thereof are guilty of surgery. 'she said
paperssiare "evidently 'sabricated in" England,
sur his majeny's consul ceased long ago to
grant'similar certiftcatcs."
it is understood thatssFren'chiic'ectnces Wiii
be required for (he iutl'oduction'into France
of coluoial produce and si East-India pro
dtu:e,'si'which licences, it is added, will spe
cisy that one-third of the return catgo must
consist of brandies. To this our ministers
will not agree, because they will not injure
the West lndia planter, whose sale of sum
wouid thereby be ronsiderably aht*idgtd.si—
Several merchantswnited yeSterday on the
Board os Trade, and had a long conference
with earl Bathurst. siHis lordship informed
them ofthe determinati'on to which we have
just aiiuded, and'addrd that iicences were
printing and would be ready for delivery in
a' few days, allowing the exportntion of E.
lndia piece goods, English manusactures,s
ccssee and sugar; this last article to be in
discriminatcly exPortcd from whatever
country or coiony it may have been drawn.
The imports to consist in wheat, meal, burr
stones, and one third in wine. u
' ls he hope that he shall so ingratiate
himself with Americact, as to induce her to
go to war with us, we think he is not very
likely to succeed ; for what gan she gain ;
or rather has she not every thing to lose by
it? Where are her means of annoyance?
She could put an end to a" intercourse with
us. This mode of war she has already
tried, and what did it produce ? Nothing
but injury to herself. Our West India isl
ands were not starved by it, as was predict
ed with such csionfidenee, and itenablesid 03
to ascertain the full value of Novsia Scotia &
Canada. .
This new born aﬀeetxon of'Bonaparte for
she Americans, has aﬀorded considerable
surprise to those who recallect the contempt
; he has almost invarissably expressed for them
? and the insolent letter written in February
lest by Champagny to general Armstrong.
. It may be that he wishes to associate them
i in hic-designs Upon South America. He
find: that, whether he succeed or not in old
August 23.
No official account has yet been received
relative to the carte]. The lady who bro'c
the intelligence we communicated yester
day, says, that it was suit by the maritime
prefect os Morlaix. The day on which
she states it to have been sighed, is Bona
parte's birth-day.
August 24.
We have received a letter from Dover,
(lated last night, which states, that a con
stant firing was heard the day before from
the batteries on the French coast. The
cause has not been ascertained. L., Bona
parte on the coast, visiting Bolougne, Ca- ,
lais; and other places on his way to Hol— .'
land ?
Inteiligence to the 18ih inst. has been re
ceived lrom Dunkirk, which states that
Bonaparte has expressed his drtermination
not to grant any licence: for the importntion
of East India produce, before the 2d "of
November, or until the British government
has maile known its determinatisson with re
spect to the orders in council. There can
"be no difficuity or hesit—ation respecting
them—and our ministers may notify that
the enemy having declared his intention of
revoking his decrees on the lst os Nov. the
Operation of our orders in council conse
quent upon these decrees, will cease srom
thatdaysi. As to abandoning the biockade
of his ports, they will take no notice of
t'hat'condition, which Bonaparte himself is
persecdy sure we shall not compiy with.
Spiin, he is not !ikcly to bring the SPWW'
u—nm—M—w -—-H *- -***"" --.- 'w ——-'
'L'ATE FOREIGN NEWS; --
si silvm NeW-YQRK.) ss
-ss si LONDONsisct'zsiz-gusz 22. , ,
pbgctssisiesaions in Sooth Ameriea under his
- yoke. Hence he is inviting them to throw
sioﬂ' their allegiance, and while he is strain
in}: every nerve to reduce the mether coun
try to slavery, he is trumpetting forth to
3 her ctpossesaions in Seuth America the ince
timahle blessing! of liberty ! The contigu
i'tv of the United States will, he may think,
si be of great use in carrying such a plan into
execution : and he is cajoling and caressing
"them. " He always loved them ; and their
prosperity and commerce have always en- ,
ter'ed into - the views of his poliey !"-—Cau- ss
— rits. ' ;
No advites of a later date than those we j
commonicate'd yhsterday have been receiv- :
ed This sirnorsinsiing, either from lord Welling- :
this or sr'om' Lisbon. (
' Letters from an officer in lord Welling- !
-ton's army. 'datEd-August 1, Camp in the
rear 'of Ceierico, state, that the aﬀair
at the bridge of Coa was more bt illiant than
was" atistrst imagined. The French bro't
out about 14,000 cavalry and insantry to at- ]
tack gen. Crausurd, whoss had only 5000 in- :
santrv and cavalry; they made Gor 7-at- *
lacke on our Ii-ttle- band ofheroes, and were !
completsseiyrcpulsed in every one of them ss
at-the— point of the hayonet. The loas'of
the enemy is said to have been near 900,..—..
The Portuguese cavalry-behaved uncom- i
' monly well.
siAusig-ust 2'5.
sPrice of stocks,- 3 per ct." con. tor money
68'3'-8—3 per cent. red. 69—omnium-si2 1-8
dis.
'We'received this morning another letter
from Dover, mentioning that another heavy
firing was heard yesterday from the French
coast, and that it was continual many
hours. Our correspondent had not been
able to aseertain the cause, but it did n0t
appear to be regular enough for a rejoicing.
. _ Dovzn, Aug. 24.
*" A very heavy Ering has been heard
here, apparently from the French share,
most part of the day ; it began about five
in the morning, and was Very heavy about
1 0'clock. it has been very fine weather,
nearly calm great part of yesterday and to
day, a slight air ofwind to the eascward at
times. Whether any osour cruizms are
becalmed m shore which the French batte
ries are siring at, or whether any of their
ﬂotilla is out exercising, we cannot tell-;
but l think that the fire does not seem te.
gular enough for a rejoicing." '
REPEAL OF THE UNION;
DUBLIN, August 21.
A requisition to the High Sherisss, for
the purpose osassemblinga mecting of freed
men and krceholders of the city, to consider
the best means by which the act of Union
may be repealed, has received the sign
tures of all ranks of cffizenl; and it is ei
pected that this very im ortanc proceeding
will take place in a few aye.
Independent of the general meetingta
be convened by the high Shcr'rssx, the dif
anzuocx. Auguct 29".
A firing, which appeared to be intended
as a rejoicing, took place on Thursday on
the French coast. __The circumstance given
The intelligence brought hsiy the siFerret
sloop from Lisbon stated, as our readers
will recollcct, that the French had failen
back, in consequence ofa want of siprOvi
sions. It is said aiso that a dreadful 'dis
temper prevails among them, owing "to the
heat of the weather, their exposed situation
in the plain, and the great scarcity of water.
From this distemper our troops are happily
free, having been quartcrcd in the moun
tains, and having excellent water "in abund
ance.
L'IsiSBO'N, Aug. 8.
" The cract position that our army occu
pies is known to fcw in this city, but it is
said to be advantageous. Our troops Scent
in good health, while it is said, that in the
army of Massena a dysentary prevails,
which, in this season of the Year, is more
desttuctivt: than the sword. and thercsore
the longer'lord VVclii'ngton'dt-lays fighting
thP-bctter. The English are less subject to
this malady as they have been quartcrcd in
lofty 'aituatiuns. _
Our post {tom head quartef's to this place
is not so frequent or so regular as is to be
wished, considering our anxicty. We do
not hear that there is reason to think that a
battle will he sought so soon as a few weeks
ago We imagined. Almeida is closely iu-i
Vcstcd, and the French seem determined is
ossible to take it."
Notwithstauding, howeVer, the opinion
ofthc writer of the above letter, we lstill
think that a battle will he sought speedily, is
it has not already been fought. I
measures far expressing their sentiments -
on the occnion.
serent corporations and vestries are taking .
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rise to various reports and cor-jectures
nothing is with certainty knowssm "At
the occasion of this string. Some Peflmg
that Bonapartc has gone by the Wa ,issÞÞoac
]ognc and Calais, on his j..ume, ( siu.
land, and that be passed thro' thessi. 0!
on chnesday ; others have W'siibmctd no
rejoicing to "some advantage Saintd h ' she
enemy in Portugnl; but it is sikct'h- the
first account of any assair m ; por-ttth
which may occur there will resisih lhis clancc
try direct from Lishon or OPOsto. ,0
not know whether tclcgraphs ba" bct
tablished between Bayonnc and Paris
without some such mode use
wouid be difficult so!" the enem
intelligence on Wednrsday of
later than that of which Wc arc alreadss,
scssed. It is reported in the militzs piss)
ss cles, that the command of the ctdt-zinzsi
guard of the British army in Pffiuaal is it!
ss be transferred to gan. Stum, brother to tha
ss earl of Galloway. =
she choice of a successor to the presm
king of chdcn is not likely ((, 'C'mina-ctc
in the way that was generailctv attppcsisisssisiss
The inﬂuence that procured the Licclhct} Us
the late crown prince still survives,1 ;nsiz psssi
dominatrs. Lettcrs of the', ISthj *
Gottenburg state, there.- tvas httlcc
the duke ofAugustcnhurg would bC ctsisisisiss
crown prirtce. A great majnritssy in shsisisi
out of thc'four states had (inland for him,
They Were all nearly tmzmimous in
oppt-sitism tc'thc king of Dcnmatk. "he:
otdcrs of the clergy, and the prusdnts, who
had declared against Bernadottc; [he first,
it is said, onss account of his religion, the
latter bcrausesi he was a Frenchman. The
name of the prince of Oldc—nlzurgdocsno:
appear in the: "list of candidatc-s, nordms
the least suspicion appear to be. entertained
of the: poesibniity us (justavus AdulphutI
coming forward to asscrt his sighltuthe
throne.
'PRIVATE 'CORRESPONDIM'CE.
London. Aug. 25, lzaﬀ/sinst :, p, M.
To-day We have no arrivuis from eithcr
France or Hollasind, but we have Some in
formation from the latter by nm Dutch gen
tlemen who lest that country by the last cun
veyance. It is impossibh: to exprrss, un
less insiucnced by the same passir-ns, the
indignation which the conduct o! Bnnaparte
, has excited. The turpitudc of Lead has
awakcned the same fcelings, and he is said
to have embezzkd the tum otss 20 mxllunz
of ducats, which had been transmitud to
ss Germany.
ss A'USTRL-LV DECR 55.
found sufficient. A new decree has been
ss signed by the emperor, mmmanding that
cossce shall, under no ])rctant', be received
ly anthoriscd to settle m) business.
Jesse Talboffsi
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03" Those persons who hi: bss.
n'ot settlcd their accounts, Wil! oblxgc mia du
Psia'ying them to Richard H. Ictzsitlc, who
THE PrcsiJeht and Directors oft
olPotomac. give notice of their into
apply to Congress at their nextscssiriss si'i
a Charter for their Company, and for an s-sinsl' ss
mentation osthcir Capitol Stock to one mis
llion of dollars. lo mcet the growing com
mcrce of the town.
By order of the board.
have been sent into port by ourcrnizm,
but the cause of their detention is not::
plairicd. The multiplicity 01 impuhcntsto
the transport' of goods under [hr nc-ttrz
sing of the U. States, in destinss-tion to 0er
Postsa has gZVCn much Uttcnsinrss (0 ib:
Merchants concerned in the transatlantw
tradc.
Three Ameri'can Vessels, laden with m'ux- ss
ed cargoes, for the Balticss uhich clcxrrdss
out from Salcm, New Yerk and Balumorc, :
consumption, and pe-nulcics arc enacted on
those who shall dare to t: ansgrcss this m. —
dal!!
lt is supposed that some rdaxntinn of
this (]siftrﬂ: will he applicablc to casrs hete
as'r'r, uhcre coﬀce and other coloniatpro
(i.;ce shall be obtained through the mcdtum
of France.
admission of colonial produce have not becns
into private housus, m- used for dm'nrstiCct
Iul] 13
just rcc'cz'vcd for salt [m
Sc/ucmbcr 25.
Septembcr 21. _
A NEW NOVEL,
ENTlTLlZD. _
The Sailor's Fnendshlp;
OR,
The Soldicr's Love.
The prohibitory laws, mmdicting thesi
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