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exulc1ee georiem.a Of capacity to be IN
hfattet 10 znsiaery.
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az ttifqiiir. I, had been urged in 1870.
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

edby The gcntkman from Kentucky, was
addreGed to congrefs, and not to the Pref
dent of the United States. 1t was fair to
'fuppoie that the PRECEDENT was unacquainted
with its contents. For had he known
Them, It were to be hoped, that, for the
fake of indicating the rights of an oppref-
e d people, he would have removed their
tyrant.
The gentlemen from South Carolina
and Mafachuetts declare themfelves a.
verie to reference of the refolutions, left
by it they fhould give fanetion to the
charges preferred. But does the houfe
ianetion the facts Get forth in petition by
referring it! Do they not, nthe contra
ry, refer for the very purpoie ofafcertain-
ing them? Was not this the cafe every
day. Was fuch reiolution or petition,
on this ground, ever before oppoieds If.
it had been it was not iince he was men,
Der of the houfe.
Ifthe refolution be referred, what will
be the effect? IF the charges exhibited are
found to be untrue, the inyeftigation will
terminate In the triumph of innocence if
on the other hand they are proved to be
true, he would proceed further, as far as
the gentleman from South Carolina, and
apply conltitutional corrective. BY a
constitutional corrective, he meant an i'm
parchment; and he would not only have
this man puniihed as 4 tyrant, but he
would hold forth his .puniihment as ter
ror to others.
Ito be. coutinued.)
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-29

The alterations.in the new Great feal.
now finiihed, and in the cufody of the
Lord High Chancellor, are--fbaf the
arms Of France are entirely exbuuo.d !.
the arms of England, Of Scotland, Of
Wales, and Of ireland, are quartered
the arms Of Hanover are placed upon the
center OF the four quarters. His MaieRy. in
the new zeal, initead ofbeing filled g King
of Great Britain, France, and Ireland :,
titles hinlicIf imply, Sc Britannicorum
Rex KING OF THE BRITISH
This title has very extenfiye and appro
pirate meaning. 1t includes not onlv tb.
Birth lies, but all fubjees in everv
quarter Of the globe, living under the
Br'tiih dominion. His Maieity in Conn
Gil has given orders, that his title. arms
&c. fhall be altered after the expirat;or
OF the Prefcnt year, in all public inaru-
ments, &c. And orders are l;kew;f.
given to have the arms of all the rovaI
Carriages altered as above.
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Ito be c0utinued.J
tLoNDoN .PAPERs

TO November 18th, were Taft evening
received by the fhip Brutus from Lon
don. Many of the intermediate papers
from the 18th to the 18th being want
Ing, we are unable to give a connected
chain Of events. There does not, how
ever, appear to have been any political
tranfaction Of conf equence ince our lail
report. The Englifh Parliament have
been convoked at an earlier period thar
uiual, to take into confederation the
Preient alarming fcarcity of proviions.
and to deliberate n'the political afpeet
OF affairs as they refpect negotiations
Tor peace. The Speech Of the King of
Great Britain at the opening of the lef-
iion, and the articles Of intelligence
which fucceed it, comprife nearly the
whole Of whatever is valuable in thofe
papers which have already come into
our hands.
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PARIS, November a.

hNIo1 ASOVClhDCi r. -.
A courier arrived yeferday from MI
Ian has brought intelligence that the
French troops had taken Arezzo by a.
fault. November s.
The Landgrave of HeAe DarmRadt mas
appointed as his envoy at the Congress, o.
Luneville, the count de Pappenheim, DIS
preient miniRer at Paris.
November s..
Paul /. has created the title of council
lor OF commerce in favor of fuch mel.
chants as diitinguifh themielves by tne1
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cannot DC iohdly eitabliihed except una.
what is alto the general intereR. nv"
The arrival of Cobentzel and 1oc,
Buonaparte at Luneville, is put ou, p y
doubt by the Paris papers to tbe ~ u
which we received On Saturday. tn.
Journals were brought to Dover bv ,he
venel which purpofely failed from C.,.;s NC
with Mr.. Maurix, the rneflenger, who lom..
time agobrought dispatches from CobensnS1,
to the Britifh court. He again con,e'
with propofals for the adrnil}ion of an IL
glifh miniRer to Luneville. Count Stah
remburg being at Twickenham when NJ
Maurix reached town, his difpatches IA
not regularly come before our cab;ne. ~
Saturday, VI
By accounts from Italy, it appear,
hoitilities have been on the point Of be;ns
renewed in that country; but an agree
ment has been made between the Auiir;an
general, Bellegarde, and the French o.
neral, Bruno, by which the latter Weld,
up Ferrara, and the former contents ~
wave any claim rcfpetting Tufcany, g
| unjuftly feized by the French. That vi
oiation made great imprei1ion on the
court of Vienna but prudence fitted it,
recruitment.
The demolition Of Ulm, Ingolfadt
and Phillpfburg, contrary to treaty, has
alto made a comfortable ienfation in Ger
many, and S The Moniteur'' has at.
! tempted defence of the meafure. The
demolition of Ulm, it is faid, has been
dfpended in con1equence of certain remon.
frances.
Lucian Buonaparte is gone to Madrid:
but how milton th;ther can promote
! peace and humble the Engliih, as the Pa
us Journals have Informed US, we know
not, unleis it is intended that Spain i,all
materially contribute the means Of attack
on this country. The forms, in which
our feet iuffered at Gibraltar, is noticed
in letters from Spain, publifhed in theie
journals; and it is fad, one Or two tranE.
ports have been driven On fhore. Tie
leet mutt be comfortably embarraGed by
the lois OF anchors, &c. which it has Gl,
tanned, and it will be unable to under
take active operations till it receives
lupply OF flores. The French funds Aill
continue at 81 and Attraction, notwith-
itanding the apparent opening Of the Con,
grefs OF Luneuille. Fit be true that a.
partments are fitting up both for JofePh
Buonaptrte and Cobentze1, they muf in
tend to make fome fay there, and active
ly enter upon negotiations.
The northern gazettes fate, that great
preparations are making at Grodno, for
the immediate reception at that city, of
the Emperor of Ruf1ia, with a numerous
flute, and that quarters are providing for
the army of Lithuania.
In the Conffory, which was to b:
held Taft month at Rome, the Infant OF
Spain was to be made Cardinal.
1t is faid an Englifh fhip Of the
line has arrived at Cevitta Vecchia, to
take on board the King Of Sardinia.
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XINGs SPEECH.
HOUSE OF LORDS, November II.

Nt
his Majehy came down to the Houie, and
opened the felton, of Parliament with the
following mott gracious Speech from the
Throne; the Speaker of the Houde of
Commons and feveral Members attended
at the Bar.
N.Y. Lerds and Gentlemen.
6 My tender concern for the welfare
Of my fubjeets, and fenie of the difficulties
with which the poorer claAes particularly
have to Rruggle, from the preient high
price of prov itions, have induced me to
call you together at an earlier period than
otherwife intended.-No Object can be
nearer my heart than that, by your care &
wiidom, all iuch meaiures may be adopted
as may, upon full confederation, appear
beit calculated to alleviate this levere pref
iure, and to prevent the danger Of its re-
currence, by promoting, as far as poaible
the permanent exteniion ard Improvements
OF our agriculture.
6 For the objects Of immediate relief,
your attention will naturally be directed,
in the iirft inftance, to tie belt mode OF
affording the earlief and mott ample en-
enlargement for the importation of all de-
fcriptions of grain from abroad.
s Such iupply is aided by the exam
pies which you have 1et on former oecaG-
ons, an attention to economy and fuga-
lily in the confumption Of Corn, is mott
likely to contribute to reduction in the
preient high price, and to enlure at the
fame time the means of meeting the de-
mands of the neceaary coniumpticn of the
year.
6 The prefent circumstances will alto,
! am perfuaded, render the fate Of the
laws refpeeting the commerce tie various
articles of pfoviiion the object of your
ferrous deliberrtion.
8 1t on the reiult of that deliberation
IT fhall appear to you that the evil necef-
iarily arifing from unfavorable feaions has
oeen encreafed by any undue combinations
OF fraudulent practices, for the fake of add
Ing unfairly to the price, you will feel an
earnett defre Of efectually preventing 1uch
abufes; but you will, l am fure, be care
tul to ditfingsiih any practices Of this ma
ture, from that regular and long eRabliih-
ca courfe OF trade which experience has
ihewn to be indifpenGble for the prefent
fate OF socity, for the fupply of the mar
kets, and for the fubfiRence Of my people
6 You will have feen with confern the
temporary disturbances which have taken
place III Tome parts Of the kingdom
Ihoie malicious and difafeeted perfons
who cruelty take advantage of the prefent
difficulties to excite any Of my fubieets to
acts in violation of the laws and Of tbe
public peace, are in the pre{ent circum--
itances doubly criminal, as fuch proceed
ings mutt necefarily and immediately tend
to encreafe in the highea degree the evil
complained of, while they at the fame
time, endanger the permanent tranquility
at the country, on which the. we'll being
OF the induftrious, claHes of the community
mutt always principally depend. :,
The voluntary exertions which have
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Great Britain and Ireland may cOnve-
niently be anembled. The Eitinates
for that purpofe will be lad before you
and / have no doubt of your readinets to
make fuch provifon as the public insereits
may appear to require.
6 nv Lords and Gentlemen;
Sc Ihave, directed copies to be laid be-
fore you of thoie communications which
have recently paaed between me and the
French Government, reipeeting the COM
mencement of negotiations for peace. You
will fee in them frefh and itriking proofs
of my earneh defire to contribute to the
establishment Of general tranquility.
That de6re on my part has hitherto been
unhappily fruRrated, by the determination
of the enemy to enter only on feparate
negotiation, in which it was impoAible for
me to engage, confidently either with pub
lie faith, or with due regard to the per-
manent fecurity Of Europe.
/" My anxiety for the fpeedy reforati-
on OF peace remains unaltered; and there
will be no obitacles or delay on my part
to the adoption Of fuch meafures as may bef
tend to promote and accelerate that de-
iirable erid, confidently with the honor of
this country, and the true intereif of my
people; but if the dilpotition of our enc
mics ihould continue to render this great
object Of all my w;!hes unattainable, with
out the facrifcc Of 'theie ei1ential conGder-e
ations, on the maintenance of which all its
advantages mult depend, you will, am
confdent,perfevere in afording me the fame
loyal and fteady fupport which / have ex-
pericnced through the whole of this I'M
portant CONTEXT, and which has, under the
olefling of providence, enabled me, during
period of fuch unexamp!ed difficulty anc
calamity to all the surrounding nations, to
maintain, unimpaired, the iecurity and ho
nor Of thefe kingdoms
After the delivery Of the Kings fpeech
very long debate took place on the an
lwer which it was propofed to iend to it By
the Commons; and Especially on that part
OF the fpeech which relates to the general
fcarcity of proviiion in the kingdom. MIR.
Pitt moved for committee to- coniider
what bounties fhould be granted for the
importation OF corn; the t1rit Object of
which, he faid, would be to adopta pract-
ical remedy for the fcarcity, and after
wards to enquire into the caufes. Granted.
tie then obtained leave to bring in bill
to prevent diftilleries ufng grain for IL
mlted time; bill to prevent the making
OF itarch; another to prohibit the expor-
tatlon OF provi1ions, or food, particularly
rice; and moved for committee to con-
iider of the duty of the importation of
hops, with view of obtaining fupply of
that article.
November II.
No Cabinet Council was held on sa-
turday, on the dispatches brought by Mr..
Mlaurlx from Count Cobentzel but Ca
binet Council met in Downing -Rreet yef-
erday. We have reafon to believe, though
we DO not poftively aAert it, that Count
Cobentzels language is firm, and that MO-
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Adp'ts. Childrea
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WILLIAM SHARP, Reeiaer.


a gentlem-a who perufed in haze the r.ondo,
Morning Poa from the rth to the ooh Of An
quit by the hip Hampton, Captain Lee, nov
gone up the bay 20 Baltimore furniihe. us Min
LATE EURJPEHN NEWS.
The confined powers OF the north have INV a,
their diipoial the following ihips of war. which
according 20 the lait Aanhurgh mail, are e,p.9,
e7 ~ b. mon in the Nor-h Sea.
The SH!hans have ia the Baltic &, (ail ~ m.
lines the reit s. more, are IN The 81 aek Sea "a
th= M diter-aneSn II which 20 are a Crool, "A,
and the r-msi1der nrs, Copcnhagen aud the g
tesat ian trror N geograFlyl The frgates. asops,
&c are Cared ~ 90
The Danes havers-dy - fhiss of the line, OF
~hi-A are three dscker., 5 q. SO guns, and n or
-. There are 81 iryates
rhs S~edes have 81 fa.l Of the line and os fri.
gaze q ops, &c. Morn. p An, -
Londnn uguA ii.-At Late hour laG n;ght
the rt'inu'gh naii which became due in the
ng ar'vd :, confirm the repo,, ~ ~.
prslnrinari-s 81 peace 5,ing 6gned between Face
and AuAfi-s on The e9th ult. and Duroc and
count S. Julien ATE gone to Vienna, no doubt 20
have them ratified The treaty of Gamma For.
mio Is The balls o. this peace and the CifalOine
Republic j. OF eourie reaoe ed 20 exiaeuee.
the fO'ie"ing are The contents of the Mail -
"A u @, AuguH 8.
} This infant official intelligence rom the tJ,~ua
Hiniaes ~ this city, and alto TO Citiz,n Aberna
Mniher from 5he circle OF Lower Sayouv. m,
nouncing the hyniug oil the preinlinaries OF oesce
between France and the Emperor at Paris. on m.
evening Of the 29,h OF July. The Batavian Di.
reeory m an extraordinary fitting, communicated
thus important nswa to the two Batavian Cham
hers OF i.-g failure.
Lo" ION, A4gP 18TH Elsaor Of b.
OaSia bus preffafed G.aera A4or.au sv;;S
z paintings belonging 10 biz pailes a. Munich.
f1AmoGb. dsggR 8 Arrived ne A,arri.
an Big WiiIism, capt. Haynes Jyoa Nor.
Tx prginia, laden qohb ROnr a fer dove
Gnsr- n sDss 6aaratd by fbs DelGf de II Mr.,
F,sD6b n iOaiSfr Of 20 guns zDbscb detained
5ir ions fims, ir examining BIS pabers aud
.bsa 'e'Etii@ bin 10 br2cfed
LoH99s, fzgg2 z.--7'6- French ATiaij:.
Ter oF Wqr C.vnof, bar iavifsd oil i6e RpE-.
an t15seerS, PrifoHesJ in a,ft,fnt pa,fJ oC tse
Repn6ie, to Paris--6e coac udss BY Gyias,
95iT faOor to O5o E bOay of OEee ss0bo
bave Zen maze pyjj6aers Of War IL a &srk of
b9mags pail 10 Nlfionai Viyfqe.
bg9iy eSfr 67sd qU5af Is Jent, as YOU qUW
o5lfTvs. I bgd tbe babsrs oniy about an bouy.
The dafs' are ibe kafeg. / boDs yg4 4UiA be
a5ls 10 male 9st qoba: / haze eDri,isa.
(Eoioms J
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From I'd. Baltimore Federal Gazette.

Waihington's warning againit the danger OF F.
reign Influence, and partiality to foreign n4
tious
AGAINST The iniidious wI;s oe foreign inAu-
enee II eoej4ys yOH TO GGsgs me- tislp eti=ss5I the
lealoniy OF free people ousht to- be Continuity 4
wake, iinoe hinory and experience prove that 10.
reign influence is one OF the mott h,neful .o.s OF
rePubii az government Bur thlt ,e ouiy u be
uietul, muG be impartial clle 1t becomes the in
heument OF the very influence TO ne avoided, N
Read OF deenoe againit i; Excefvz par,ia.iry lor
ore foreign uadon, and eScclIive Gilise oil ano
tnery cauie tho.e whom they aGiuare. fee Danger
only ON one iide, and ierve veil and even iceond
the arts OF influence the other. Real patriots,
who may reiiit Ire intTigucs OF the tavorite,
.b'e - become fufp. 9ad and odious while It's
tools ana adpes uiurp The ipeiAui. ana confidence
OF the pcopls, 20 tu' eder their intercas" see
Walking on'' far, vel ,td.eis
or-h vas tie et-~g.cd 7g4y,int Of 4 Payfia2
2 iega, who eou4i aave hat no poiibe perlonal
nariVe TO oias ms counted. But iohctude Tor
our welfare W. en- could not sni bur gyth MS lie,
and the apprehension OF danger ns,u,1l 70 thai
toiicitude . sed him. a parting, = 1Eer to oar
tolcmn contc~p alton, and 10 recommend 70 our
ilsqueat review -moagt lone o-ter fent'ments,
THIS With emYh Us, (" coaJuie you TO believe me,
fellow citizens y Sencip-u,, wbica (he anurcs
u were The reiu't OF much reh 6ticn Of no in
conha able observation, aud which appeared 10
nun al important - he Permaneuey OF our tciil-
~ as ueopie
-" In offering to you, my coYntrvmen, laid he)
theie courf-ls Q! an old and affecl.1nate fi-n1,
dare not hope they will mike the lrrng ana llfing
imPssiiion CT I'D w.lh hat they wall co ,rou.
the uiiIsl cucTer, of he paiions, or preyen, cur
nation from IA Hing the courc which M hitherto
marked The d-Riny of nations. Bur il msy even
natter myielf that they may DC productive oil 1ae
partial benefit, jome oceafonai good tina, ,hey
gay now and then recgr TO moderate the Jury o,
party ipiritI 10 warn sgailit 'hs miflhies Of TO-
reign intrigue, to quad agiuf che IMP 0noTo 81
pretended Pstriotiim; this hope vii be lull re-
eomPenee OF the foiicit1os for your welfare. by
which they have been dGta,ed.'
BRUTUS,
(%Has r. g. HARPsR
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THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHNOND:
Eizqy, October 3, 1900.
Ter the VIRGINIA ARGUS.

M. PLtAsAurs,
i requett YOU 70 iule the following ar
,'cie, which { have this day met with. in
Brown. Pb,ladelphia Caze.,- Of Sent. az.
ENfrea NJ a thfr ),on Walbiagfor.
TN rifrz ct he ntgyoe, y H9so 6rousds
't0ve 5efa oeeqforeI by tie eireulnioa Of
'J9me a'tnty 7Vyihea b1nd-6ils, dratos M
81 f5c 1o'ed Cobsade, IA brilop, and ci,eal,ied
6 " f1oo F-eaeb psost of c9ion,, o,;gjnoH,
'Jrom GsIaa'22Oe, aided b. an Uuard I,jlS
'Preieaasd bfiboAR 6,ealIsr. CaRlg,h,
ds1iye, bimiaf igaotcaf Of any intention 20
g" lari6SC i5on @srsJ to Iavor Mr.. 7,9sr.
j2"'' e'e7i2H, 6sf be6 Ml(gpsacf4Ca Iar-
fher obje6
. Hfro1b If UaRed SfafeJ eapaiyy +, ord,y-
sf 10 Richmond aHbs bsobk Of h5a On,
bcgi1 TO bi7k f5,y qDsrs qogoaz m tb,ir de-
cfga5 agaisR Fede,ohlrr, and eh,g- fbeis
. dsfeai9H 10 fbS 6gG Afgaigg Fore,gsers qyI,
haze i0'slv rome orn01g Rs
IL IS needieis 90 tell any perf,, in Pi-b)
nond that every fyllable Of the above CORY
IS direct liei that fufpicion OF hi, kind,
with reipctt TO me, has never lowered even
upon che Tings OF report. Il is true, ,ias
lomethlng has been laid refpeaing Frroeh
people OF colour, bat nothing Ike evidence
upon tits head has hitherto been asduce.i.
iboUid not, peiisps. have condelces,,.sd
TO take the ilightea notice on this csAtnsy,
which IL yet more contemplate tks9 +, i
viiisinous u It bad no; brsn fabricsted A.
luch an immenle diilance from the l-ene %
action. l have lorg kaown Andrew Droon,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-03

m Sh1fb Of South Carolina, Mr..
Tracy, &c. Why then did he APP
point f9vo Of them Major Generals
(Mr. Hamilton and Mr.. PiacFasy
after MIR. Pickering was OFFICIAL
~ iEj6rmed, as Secretary. of State
and o. war, tina, Mr. Hamilton
had aVozsed himEelf Monarchit ?
Why did be give MIR. Tracey al ap-
pointment TO a military lervice on
our frontier next to the Britilh +?
Why does be keep Mr.. Kng and
Smifb at the Courts of London and
Portugal ? Bur Mr.. Adams Jays
that be has icng been obb9fRg this
EASib party, which is Wiling to
e.tsblilh monarchy herc:' We
mua remember however, what he
told Mr.. Laaga9a and col. 9ayior
Tome years ago, OF his own hopes
or expectations. We mutt allo
remember what he told the Rev.
Mr.. DHaa on the goth June, as is
itated IN the foregoing letter. The
gentleman who wrote thai letter TO
Mr.. Coke has Ggned his name, and
though he requeIted it not to goin-
TO the Newspapers, he has given
leave TO have a copy OF the letter u
fed in that o. any other way, and
the original ihewn to any perfon, of
any politics, who wines to fee it,
with his name at foot. The letter
will De lhewn accordingly 10 any
Perlon, on application to the Re-
publican committee at Lanca.Eee.
On delivering the above for nrefs thc Baltimore
't4eyal Ca=s'te tell into cue Lands and TO our II.
ioniihment we found in il, tie following afuc,-,
the publication OF which IS alcEibed 70 H1,5sy -
Our readers viii require 10 other comment on t..s
following article, than Mr. AoAS5s's declaration.
IN the Preience Of Or. DANA. and IA, let.sr Of
May. 1899, in which he charge. the P1ssSHRvs
with being fupPorted by B,i;i6 influence Ono Of
WHICH Prnekneys is now his rival io- Ihs pseidsn
tial chair