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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
Warrington Tavern.
Peter HelkeW

Peter Hei)&eN
Acquaints his former C ntomers and the
public in general, that he has removed
from Stanton and eitablihed an Inn in
alexandria.
Or H. has REV good SADDLE and
CHAIR HORSES which he will hire.
dec. I4. eo4w
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-19
CATALONIA WINE.
in hhds--and few bales of =
p A p E r,
Juf landing, and for fale on Merchants
wharf.
JOSIAH OBEAR.
Dec. IS. 3tdt

Shreve and 7anney
Have ju& received, per the brig Sukey
and Betiey, capt. Caleb Cook,
100 pieces RuAla Sheeting
SO do do Sail Duck
70 coils do Cordage
which they will fell low for CATH or ex-
change tor -four or corn. They will give
Cath for white Beans and Peaie.
December IS. co
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
THE FOURTH OF July.

n
was celebrated in this town, as the great ami
veriary teftlva" The day was welcomed with the
uiua tokens ofdittiB6ion and Joy and iolemnized
with rational feltivity. AT twelve o'clock a pro-
ceihon was formed al the new Ahcmby Hall, con-
fitting Of the Supreme Court, a number of frapgers
OF rTipettabty, and large number Of the citizens
OF the town, the Whole CicOrted BY the Portland
Federal Volunteers, to the Rev Mr.. KelIo1 rs meet
ng houie, where, after appropriate mulc, an Ora.
ton, eplete with elegant language, rich fentiment
aud found politics, was delivered by Lieut. Da7,id
halc' which received the applaufe Of numerous
| andience.-Ihe procefhon thea returned TO The
lia'i, where an elegant feat was prepared by Mr.
C0bb. AZ f. f2tdtnk, Eiq prelde1. After dnnrr Al
numOeF or intabie touss were fung--and the fol y
lowing Toaits drunk, under the dichargc Of cannon
oy detachmeht from 1t. LsoHayP5 corps, at Fort
sumner
:, The grand American JubIee--May il Be annually
celebrated All time Is loR in he Of eternity
D. The People of the United States Of America
Their motto, Liberty or deat6
8. The Federal COufuuon-Founded VI DrineiD -
o. reaian and public good, may Be lupported b. viz
Tue Drawn by the pencil of experience and wfdom,
nay the picture never be daubed by the bruth of IN
ikilluI demagogues
JoHN ADAMS. Preiident Of the United States ~
AmsrIca-May ne never experience ingratitude IRON
bis fellow citizens
S. The memory Of GEoRdE WasH1NcroN-Wben "
forget 20 fPeak OF his virtues may tongues ctave
Il the roofs of our mouths !"s
O. he Federal Government and its various den,r,
nents-May they always Pra6tire on the prineiDIe
that, the good OF the people il The lupreme law
!. The Commonwealth of observation-disclosures
ing the genuine principles Of Liberty may f.e AWAY,
he accompanied by her ler States ia the oath of vr
tue and Americanilm.
o. Gales STRONG, Governor cf the Common ,Itb
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by his fcllow-czens as ther
political father, may Hfi fliaI duty be comme1f,rstr
with BIZ parental affection.
Q. Our ENJOYS ia Frauce-May they return % their
country with the glad tidings' OF peace and ooca
will from The French RePqbic, and receive from fhr-
.elow-citizens the applaufc Of wen done, good Ana
faithful iervants" 49,
10 The interefs ofthe Farmer the Merohant ,r,d
the Mechanically they h4rnonize and fupport earh
other ~f FoA 'eAeh
H. The memory Of our Forefa hers-May the ro,,
never De unworthy OF zach renowned aueeGors
"a. The Army and Navy ofthe United States
4 g. The fun Of Liberty az ii RTE with inctr,f7
glory 10 the ealt, and never lct ID tho wen.
IA May all faves and tyranSs be taught TO labou5
in the vineyard of Liberty
IS The liberty of the pyeG bu. no Pres, of fa7d,l
laiehood, or fedition
10 The daughters Of Column a--Nlay the rore-b,ds
Of their lips mPart their fragrance to none our the
worthy.
z5' Fomssry al se On drinking IBIS toss.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

tue. Tie fame operation 90. be repeated,
BAKING care to turn The Ia; ae Nces un.il they
are entirely dried. and OF an horny but friable
confidence. On the o,her hand it viii be ne
cef4ry 10 raelt he fat which has been take
TIE whole tymszuy and boiling water,
kut in narz@At thus purified care mutt be taken
that 10 MATURE hall remain, ana it would
alfo be Of advantage if fome aromatic herbs
wee employed ip this Part Of the proceis.-
Every thug being thus prepared, number Of
csfks lk9uld be ready, tnole which have feryed
tor The conveyance of lw-et oil are mott fuited
for the purp de The 1fces Of dried meat are in
shefe to Be placed in layers, and the melted fat,
not being too hos IS to be poured in upon
them Tberatks are then % b headed, taking
-r-re That no vacant fpaee is left, and both
ends are Immediately 10 be can ked.
This proceis IS very imple, and by no means
expenlive, being executes with preciiion, has
The advantage Of iecuring an agreeable food,
of pref-rying the health Of the f4ilors, and of
containing a double quantity of provifons 10
The fame ip2ce that would be OCCURRED by meat
ialted in the ordinary manner. The proviGon
being reduced into I'm al compass, a fmaller
quantity may Of courle be given. The fat of
'he beef being purified with care, may ferve to
teaian she ROOFS and greens, and to enrich the
i0up Of the fews.
The proceIs Is to be eKadly the fame with
relpea 10 nation, and where this is not.dearer
than beef fuch quantity may be laid in a TO
preclude entirely the necelity Of ufng failed
PrcyiGons. CPariJ Pqpr.j
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
From the Gazette Of the United States.
-
ADTIcE 70 THE LADIES.


DR.. LEAKE in his elegant and perfpicu.
Gus treatile on the Dileafes of Women, has theft
words on the power and happiness Of health
Il is neceG4ry TO remind them, fays he, that
though health does not altogether cenllitute
beautyi beatty is the child of health, and can
not long exit without her parental influence
In vain they would (trive to preferve one, with.
out due regard to the other, The great Eeret
sf improving beauty eogEh IN tie AT Of Pretvving
ksaltb. It's that which animates and lights
up the countenance with expreGive fniles, which
touches the lip with vermillion, and difiufes
over the cheeks frehnels and vivid glow
II gives fweetne[s 10 the breath and lulre to the
eye. Is ii not then to be lamented that the
tue value Of health is feldom efficiently re.
garded, till it is either impaired, or Tretrieyably
Ion
OF this iRefimable ble1ing he remarks that
moderate exercife, good air, and temperate
diet are the three grand prefervatives. Exer.
cile in particular, is euinently beneficial, and
without air, they will be continually liable to
difeafes or though naturally good conaitu-
ton may Prelerve fome from abfolute fcknefs
yet their frames will become feeble, and feel
Prenaturely the laDgour Of Cd age, and the
decay of beauty. The efficacy of exercfe, is
thus fet forth BY the doctor.
Moderate exercife is one Of the mott fov.
sFsign remedies Of which we are poaeiTed, either
in Prslerving or reRoring health it invigorates
the heart, and promotes an equal diRribution
Of blood. It aliias the excretiens, Rrengthens
The appetite and digefion, renders the body
ieis liable to the malignant Influence of weather.
-or 70 the attack Of putrid difafes IN n1ort. It
animates every part of the human fyIem, and
allo gives ehesIfulnefs and yigour to the mind.
SENEx.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
err or WASHINGTON.

A gentleman at Georgetown. writes from
thence, under date Of the 5th int. | hav
taken frequent walks about Georgetown and the
Federal City, and am very much pleafed with
both the ftuation of the city is moi charming /;
Ii fine open country, and delightful views
not covered with woods as I was Informed in
Philadelphia Therear. a great number ofvery
genteel and elegant houfes. The Prehdens's
houle and the Capitol are noble buiIdngs.--
The country round aud the river Potomac,
when viewed from hill juR out Of Georg etown,
IS beautiful fcene. lam certain, every perfon,
not Prejudiced againR the removal Of the feat Of
government, viii on his arrival here, caudidly
confels, that every advantage is to Be derived
from this territory, and that Warrington mutt
inevitably, foon become aOurifhing and great
city"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
st MORE ROBBERS"

Arrived at New Bedford, June zoth, fhiP
Franklin, H0wlard, from Barbados, 20 days.
Informs, that French hip of war, of 20 brafs
twelve Founders, and I6S men, had been cap
tured and tent into Barbados, BY the Biitilh
frigate Tanner. The Frenehmar had captured
previous to being taken, the fchr. Little Sally
Of Bottom, Capt. Whitmarfh, and ordered for
Guadaloupe; and fchr. Hancock. Of Blue Hill.
Atkins, from Savannah, vedel burnt, as the
Frenchman had orders not to iend in any vefel
Of lefs value than q, 600 dollars, but to burn
them.
The Legnatnre of Connecticut has pafed
Relove for funding the old floating domefic
debt OF that itate. at foarfeen j5iiings 90 the
pound.
SALEM jury a.
Estraa 9f iefe firm A1c6r4 T1qno4 Dix non AZ %
dated Lent A2ra 30f5, 1900, 10 Robrf hops,, Iq u
Azay6itbea6
"THE Polly, Lad<ey's caft, was ycaerday
argued in the Admiralty Court and We have
much plealure in informing you that re litutiol
of the cargo was decrecd."
TIE P0i k4ds9 4yhb Hag4rna Sugar an Cocoa an
boaad 20 Ba5ca 1be saqg zyas elra5e1 zgiL 5H5 " h
Hagaaaab rbaf 5oggf Baea b. tie Jrms infer jr
Sreeef7g COY &C. Tie Coca i1art bit tAen
g seoggiag TIE 5vs o5Dsrr ai Immediately PIT 6of
u h1 75s 44Rir4hy Oarf bo7trvy being soroiseJ tIlf
TIE zvJ0L iona fde American property, orre4 st
fGtia f5re9f
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
TIE FEDERdL Y0fUNrrrpo

Under the command d Capt BoYp who nerf,-,e5
he military hoAors Of the day Attended Il IN CO.
Si0T H4i wh'ch wa iuPerby dc eorated for tho occA
on' where an entertainment was prepared in the beA
manner by Mr. cser. confiiling VI ali The urrries N
Ne itaion Several characters Of the fri refpettab
y i9lhee IN me rePaa. The following toaa, wers
gwen and a number Of fuitabIe fongs fnng. The
49, was eondaefed n manner which Goes credit
TO the company, and honor to the dav.
T. 7be dry zoe celebrate, end n. q,es.,a5z
7ebo FeGlr dared 10 proclaim IL. ''-' 4E''''''
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
CORTLAND,
INTERESTING ARTIcLE.
MONDAr, july 2, 1890.
es-~@% ~4~,--<,.,. ,.

INTERESTING ARTICLE
Pdhengers who arrived in town laf evening
with Capt. Briggs, "a hours from Bottom, inform
that news was Juit received there of the Dealt
Of the Hon. Mr.. JEFFERSON, Vice PreGdent
Of The United States. who died Of malignant
fever The news was received at Bottom as
authentic, and the bells direaed to be tolled
yeaerday -The next mail NUT confirm or con-
tradia this intelligence.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
RNhTON. lrtr

DOpI JINf JUL w
The Preiident If The United States arriAed at
his feat at Quincy on Thurlday afternoon lie
was met &C Dedham, II 4 2 O'Clock, by the
Martial Of the DRTitt, ard the Sheriff Of Nor
folk, who Joined the cavalcade,and sfeorted him
from thence 10 Quincy by the Roxbury troop Of
Horfe, commanded by capt. DAVIS.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
-LateR Foreign Meas.

II SVL nv L<CfttfOfb ATN~sSttEs
Down n g-street, April e
A dilpatch, Of which the following
is an extract, has been received from
the right hon. lord Mimic, his Majef-
tvs envoy extraordinary at Vienna,
by the right hon. lord Crenyille, his
Majefy'8 Iecretary Of fate for the TO-
reign department..
Visraa, APrRI7, 1900.
Ny LORD,
l have the fatisfation to acquaint
your lordllip, that the campaign has
opened in Italy, by all important fuc-
ceGs on the fide Of the AuItrians. On
the 9th init. Gen. Melas attacked the
ieveral potts occupied by the French to
the northward and weitward Of Savona
and Vado, and drove them from the
petitions of Tore la Buona, Monte
Note, and feveral others fome of
thefe potts were ftrongly intrenched,
and one Of them, defended by 5000
men but they were carried BY the
courage and conduit of the Auffrian
troops, who appear to have acquired
much honor on this day.
The enemy retired with precipitation
on Vado and Savona, leaving their
cannon and about 800 Priloners, among
whom is a Chief dc Brigade and few
eral officers Of diaincfion. In the
night between the 9th and feventh the
troops evacuated yado, having de-
itroyed the flores and fpiked the can
non and retired by fea towards Nice.
Their number is fuppofed to have been
between ieven and eight hundred.
The Aunrians took podeilion ofthe
fort Of Vado IN the morning, and found
" pices of heavy artillery. General
Melas Immediately invefed Savona.
sEvoNA, April 8.
Field-Marfhal OFT is under the walls
of Genoa, joined by brave infurgents
of Fontana Buona, who are command
ed by a French General, lately efcaped
from Genoa. The French are retreat
ing TO Finale, clofely watched by Gen.
Elfnitz.
LONDON, MAY 3.
We this morning received Paris
Journals to the goth ult. incIuGve.-
BY accounts from the Rhine inherited
in thefe papers, it appears that the
was opened in that quarter
on the 2 5th ult. at fix in the morning.
The frit engagement had not termina-
ted when the courier came away. The
official journal, however, does not
contain any information on the fub-
jet. The following are the only ar
tlcles worth communicating
Eorenee, APrH I2.-The following
bulletin has been Publilhed here Of
flcially " A courier from Field Mar
ihal Count de Hohenzollern has bro't
me the agreeable intelligence that on
the 9th the Bochetta was taken by ar
fault. Six teer Of intrenchments
which ieelned impregnable, were fca-
laded BY our troops with heroic vaIor,
notwithstanding the mott obfinate re-
iiitance made by the enemy. The
main body of the army has, Befdes,
taken Pofehion of the fortreis of yado. |
and has in part entered Savona. The
lois OF the enemy is much more con /
ilderable than ours. The French are
surrounded, and defend themfelyes
with desperation. The details will be
Publiihed forthwith.
(SEned)
The Marquis Of SoMMARIyA, Maj Gen. /
ri. GLASGOW, MAY 6. 4
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07
HEROIC MERIT


LAST week, matter Samuel Lard, aqed II,
ion to Jlhn Lord Elq. Of Berwick. Z eng
Pefion itrueglag in Tie river and fink twice,
unlduntcdly plunged into the Pre4m and fwau1
70 his atilltance-but r,colleGing the danger of
drowlng perion's grap, inaantly procured
board, and fwimmiig il a. the hands Of the
dfownlng lad, he ieize Il naanly-then cheer
ing the linking lad, he TOLD HIM 70 hold far. and
while he heidthe board with one hand The other
enabled him to reach he lhore with Tie ohjes
Of his exertions, lad Of IS, amid The applaulcs
OF hvera' aaonilhed fpeaators, whom, fra fear,
and then admiration, had prevented from anv
efo-t.-This i Indeed al uncommon inllance of
youthful inlrepidioy, and is worthy tie notice
OF the humane Society"
"A Newyork paper fayS, ga method has late
y been Uncovered Of producing degree Of
artihcial cold much more intenfe than vas ever
before known. 1t copfHs III the timple mix
tuTe OF iu'Phuric and muriatic ether an il.
Hantaneons evaporation takes place at the
moment OF union, &ompaEi-d BY 70 rapid al.
absorption Of heat, as rot Only to copgeai
mereHry, but tvcnto redrcc The gazeous, aitsous
acId ~ ! liquid form"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

IT. GLASGOW, MAY 6.
his days London Gazette contains
an account of the capture by admiral
D,uckworth, Of two Spanilh frigates Of
tnlrty-iix guns each, and nine Spaniib
mercha9tmen, bound from CadIz 70
South America. Their cargocs are
eitimated at from fix 10 feven hundred
fhouiand pounds. A capture which,
no doubt, will greatly difreis the SDan'
I'm government, there being found on
board the frigates $500 qlrintals Of
quick tilver, without an annual flpDIy
OF which their mines cannot Be work.
ea' Admiral Duckworth, Whole con.
duet on this location deferves everv
Pra'is. has arrived at Gibraltar with
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

The Supreme Court hnfled its term in this town
20 Saturday laf ard ha Proceeded toNifcalet
ArtrtabIy 10 the new proyihon Of the judiciary ~
b Commonwealth, it will hereafter ct here TWICE
a y7ar--n the months Of May and September.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-07-07

Major General Hamilton, has teen chofsn
Prcfden, General; Major General CbarA5sC.
Piarkary, Vice P.efdent General Major Jack
fon. Secretary General and Genera Macbber-
zen, Treafuier Geaeral Of The Cincinnati Of the
United States.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-07

rfsii,s 20 CTR ssprsfsn,stivs rossrc-nr'-'H er3
yho are, th.teiose, on ths rcf.eSSjis op.l.aa o.
Nc Attorney ngvrfoi!, traitors % tbc sa:.i.uNees
81 our eouatry. Such haze leeo v.sY sSsiTe
put OF the opposers OF Mr., Iciiessol: az Zach il
he chars5er and importance, which hilosiea.
tsath a.-seh., 20 rs psrion aud Lis nau,r.
We have lad before joh. fellow ci,iseGT, n;any
slSrt,ing fsas. We have i?ekeh 20 Jou IL tree,
trough plain language. The fame i, now fpessn
throughout the cor .rens. N'e have poiatsd Gus
wi,rs.iss ,yaon; YOU may examine. We e.E men.
sion othe,s. AL Sde .eficns wi,ofe names NC
have ,ncntiored, have TOO much regard for ruth,
deny the verify OF chr Information This Ssm5ti'
alie o. rspublicani::n alssG. r;s gTeS,!7. We fee
CHER eonne6eh dangers. Whea the able and Ell.
eggesie head CT great fare;gn Na;on, delssring
himf,,f fJeTaber Of the Supreme Power OF
his Country, explicitly proclarns " 10 al Nsfoas.
chat the inventors ct doctrines Of cqnal re!igi
Gus and civil RIGHTS aud a. The authority Of irca
People. in their own juriiaiaioa, Gre eremle, Of
the human raes--it becomes III. hoGndcn daty OF
evgry American to consjef, with all his pruaenfe,
the iriPreflve, Tnoniiory Fa3 Bn., WHEN that re
ry toreign Mininer, with his potent cole; CUES,
avows chat they have long formed a Perry IL
heir fIvsHy in the boom Of our eontry; when
they eoFEup. ard purchac our pr:no pal executive
aud legislative pIiD,er when Chic, Msgif-
I
Mary has exeseiied wi;h l,ecsis, rszc6 efirt. u.
lsYies (,houeh ever 70 Internationally uprn tine
pufe esd Onfafp, 1fyG " Gingtcn +; when In T.R
ConlploitcE with the fame iofeisc Nation, ,eough
expelled from the Senate proof CT tie crinie, il;
no5 perleclted By our Executive for tke oreuec !:
when our exFruiye and reluctant Navy IS m ade
70 wi,nef the unrrmi,te1 depreciation o! the fahe
foreign Nation, On car trade when the 1lo8 par
tia and mon ue@eri6' imeriean Friend Of thas
Nation, though certainly known to the Secretary
Of STATE, 10 lie real and avowed monarchia, i
introduced, under the name Of Waihiugtog, 20 the
eonmsud, m Sat, OF 1000 hired regulars, aad
party sai no@archic volunteers. whcu dilisn.
ga;.hed member Of thc federal goyerumsn,, grey
in his eountry's ferviecy thoto6ehiy knows, and
dsres mar, for the hatred he would dfsw down, 10
make Puahe the monarehirn OF ne gosertnltnt
when ha;red and snimoity beyond the aw, 10 thu,
pro3agatei ,aiuit the dncere and fath,ul friend,
OF cur elective eonilieutoa upon the plea that obey
src dangerous opponents 20 ouf natiural 20 &c ~.
men'; and "a :5s Reign u Tryyor' and banihmsnt
or dsash, are precntcd to the iaveiig OF the
predatory operations Of the fame ior,ign power:
i becomes ind;fpsndbls duty on ,ho e Who are
informed IN Tie cafe, 10 warn vrrucrs un.uf9ect
ing people, Nhole AGENTS they are, OF the real ana
ninienfs dangers with which tl.ey ard tAeir con.
titn:ions. the gose nnents Of their choice. are
r,euze.d snd enscmpafid
We are, Fellow Cirizens,
Xopr incsre and faithful friends,
1e;;eb Coxe,
Tine BY Maflqek,
Frsderick II. Mublca5srS,
.Jfaeob Carpenter,
SQ1:ael Bryan.
'M,. Pin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-07
LATEST
FOREIGN NEwsl.
NFNV-YNRK. Gcnt. an.

~ - - IN - - = ~
This mornings Mercantile Advertirer offers
another Clio to the Political Epicure.
The arrival Of THE G,ip Aiari,. from Lon
don, fnsniihcs the Editor with files Of Pa
pers TO the twea,y-fecoua of Auguf, in
cIuI'e, from which the preceding Intel
ligeuce is ex,racte1.
The Era article that engvoGrs our attention
and which Is in fact, the moa moraentous
TO Is, IS tina, which refpcets the Negoci-
alton oerwesn This country and France,
Wenoiice with regret that the coafersn-
ces are fufpended and that lis,le hope
prs!ents ifeli Of their being for iome time
to come fuccefefri'y returned. ] lie pow
ero velted in our Euqoys are faid to DC in
fafEc;eni for concluding fnch treaty as
the Republic would be w,i4ag 10 enter
;uro.
2rriinipsries of Peace between The Emperor
of Germany aud Tao FreoGh Repcblic
are AZ length concluded. They were Ggn.
ed at Paris on The 3.h Jgiy by she Count
St. Julien and IL TallryTand They
wit only for tie Emqefor's ratification,
which il was expected would arrive by
tie aoth of Aegua There we're fome
important circunasnces a,lsnding Is
baiee;s, not generally known ;---'' The
Count did not iign The pTeiniaAries uu--
I'll after be bad made repeated and vgry
urgent applications that Great Brian
might BE- incia6cd IN the General Peace.
The EA- BiiaoP was % pertinscious 10 re-
filing this ptopoitica; oblefving " that
the Chief Coolul could MOI permit the
Frcach armies to remain irs8lyc Outing
the fumner, under the a5folutc uncerfaio.
~ OF the ifue Of negotiations which, would
dpubllels BE- prouatfed by adnli ting c.
Britain 10 become paUy to them" Ii
was nader tbeie circumstances that the
Couut ST. Jplita Ggned ,hs prciruiparie,,
and citizen Dnroc we directed TO accom-.
psny him to Vienna in order 20 Obtain the
ratification Of Lila Imperial Maieay. II
was added, that any delay in The 6nal &C
cgmpliihmsnt Of this bufncls would be
conGdered as arefufs. Il was underaoo5
that Duroc was empowered to commnni-
cate with Mofcsu, who, in csfc a reeef-
h,y. would give the fipnlaied notice to
TIE Aoiirian general OF the ceGation Of
the srmidiee.
Frcliminaries OF Peace have likcsifc been
ilgoed between the FSepch Republic and
the Dsy Of Algiert.
IL Switzerland new Revolution haze abo-
hihed the Councils, and a new Executive
Council ia fabai;a,e5 ia ,hei eead.
IA srmsd neutrality, which ba1 for ne OBJ
jset to ebeck 'lle ambition Of the two great
lig4l powers, Ffauoc AID Englaad, a,ould
the var between them coa,irhe. is con-
eeF!ing, aha VII be cggae'zes ui,b al
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po'Tble exPeii,icn Prusis, Rafia, rve.
DEN. Denma,k, sad Spain. arc al tie Scs,,
Of ;his cc9ts9erscy. Meanwhile they are
sss''ieg vi their inApcoce TO proreses,b.
peses u iae Causiaeas at lesa, L ,s;t of
Ill Eu,o?r,
/ camp ls iosniug between Aoiens AID Pa.
re. IN al atdFsia delivered by ,h. NJ
hi'ter Garoolon ihe7fs;h ult, 10 ihe tfo6u,
which con'role il, h. iaid, aa.oag o:her
things, !" Ds.sHdsEs.os ,hs coualry. N.
Shiss ConiPi has yeu projects. tie hope1
you viii exeerse a;s cf2css with coassgr.
aud eoati.buse ali your energy co cpii:~.
Peace" This Ear, oi Csyuot's j.icou.;.
has given rie 10 ccrllderao!e eo!i.icai ,pe.
cuist'on both ia Paris aud Looaoe,