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gallon for Old Spain, from which he made
his elcape to a fmall iiLand near Sierra
Leone. After efcaping fome very immi-
nent dangers he arrived a fecond time in
England, in AuguA, 1898, and embark
inghere, was hlpwrecked on his own coat.
After his detention, the court of Spain,
and the American itates had Ggned, in 'oS
a treaty of partition, whereby they were
to appropriate to themfelve. a large por-
ton Of the land of the natives. The lat
ter unaiifted by the frong political and
military talents of their chief, were in
that conformation which generally termi-
mates in public ruin and the commifion-
ers of the allied powers were proceeding to
run the new lines of demarcation properly
Imported.
AT this infant, authentic intelligence
was received by the Spaniards and Anne
ricans, Of the return Of general Bowles to
the coat. The terror Of his name, chang
edrhe whole face Of affairs the Ameri-
can and Spanilh commiflaries fed with
the greatef precipitation; they owe their
efcape with their lives to the Indians, not
knowing Of the return Of their chief: the
hrt In commihion of the former was met
by the general in his flight; his terror was
great, but he was fufsred to proceed.
The Spanih commifioners not only fed
but the panic reached the inhabitants of
their iettlements; they retired to their
fortified potts; the town Of Peniacola was
abandoned-the people cfcaping to the
hills, and the lie Of Rofes. It is from
the public prints, we are ince informed,
that he has fncceeded in reducing a fort of
comfortable frength for that country.
On his landing, he fnlnmoned a Council
of the Creek nations, in which he was una
nimouny re-eleetedsas Director general of
their affairs and received a fecond time as
the Saviour Of th~eircountry. By a memo
rial addreHed to MIR Adams after reproba-
ting the ubiquitous fyRem purified by the
Republic, in their conduct to the natives.
fince the peace ofI783, he offers to pats it
over in oblivion and invites the States to
an am;cable conclufon of all difputed
points:-and, in a proclamation he has
publihcd, he declares Apalachee, and 4
others, treeTorts !; all commodities brought
to which are to be liable to a duty of 2 IL
per cent. 0d UaAorem, except 1pirits, the
imPof on which is Sd. a gallon.
He offers alto in his aates, an afylum to
the victims, whom the calamities which
have laid waite the continent of Europe,
have driven from their countries, and pro-
mites the gift of 100 acres of land to each
individual, with liberty to purchafe more:
the diftance ONO grant from the Tea to be
more than 80 miles, and they are all to be
placed between the port Of Apalachee, and
Cape Sable.
The preient wants of the Creeks are
cutlery, tools, implements of agriculture,
and military fteres they have ready for
expectation great hordes of rice, Of cotton
OF good quality, and deer kins.
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Ind as Imagination ladies Grtb
IIejoyMs oof things z~nknozun, The boet'sb Pen
1H,ns them to Rdtes, andgivss to airy no
n hS0Z babnafion and a x1me."
CURIOSITY is 70 active a fpring Of
the foul, that it can never be gratifed by
the contemplation only of fuch things as
have a real exiftence. 1t hurries the ina
gination through all the unknown regions
OF fpace, inefearch Of new and extraordina-
~ game, and contributes darkllels itls1f, as
the reldencc of vaf variety of marvel
lous beings. The magic delufions of the
fancy have yielded the higheR p~lealure to
men of genius, and made them look with
diidain on ordinary characters and occur
rences. Perhaps no problem better de-
ferves a iolution, than why mcn Of the mott
fublime understandings, fhould 70 often
mihake the wildef chimeras, for import
ant realities. A man Of a vigorous genius
is liable, with all others, to imbibe errors
and prejudices in education. When theie
are carried into mature age, in lpite of
reafon and reflection, it is obvious their eff
feets will be contpicuous in proportion to
the fertility Of the genius that has cherih-
ed them. We accordingly find that men
of the mott celebrated talents, have ALTO,
been difinguilled for the moa remarka-
bic whims and irregularities Of opinion.
There are. 70 many fources of deception to
which we are expofed iii education, that it
is impolible TO guard the understanding
againR afociating ideaswhich have no ma
tural connection. Fables and tories of
lcgerdemain are put into the hands of chill
dren to nimulate their curioity 70 read,
and before infruetors are aware Of it, the
tender mind foAcrs athoufand Elle concep-
tions, which perhaps are never afterwards
eradicatcd.
1t will here naturally be enquired, whe-
Their the productions of fancy are-fuitable
to be prefented to a mind before it is Ca
pablo Of looking into the nature of what it
contemplates. The Imagination Of every
perion creates a world OF it's own, which
is not only widely different from the aeu-
al fate Of things, but oppoite likewiic to
the fetions which other people conceive.
BY this departure from truth, men are mo
only at variance with nature, but with one
another. l cannot fuppofe that falfhood
cver a0umes a hapc that can give it an
eligible character. Nor do I believe a
youth can be INDUCED in impofng on his
credulity without expofng him to a
real inconvenience. The mind cannot be
too foon or too confantly habituated to
view things as they really are. 1t is fire.
quently fuggefed as an execute for allow
ing young people to imbibe erroneous ideas,
thar when they are more advanced in age
they will difcern their errors and can cor
ref them. But there is fomething 70 fat
cinating to the young mind in the charms
Of poetry, and even in the rhapfodics Of
e~nthudaln, that il becomes a painful ielf
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the houie OF representatives on the ouer
ton, whether the fedition law {ho,iS -
continued or not, after a warm dsha.. We
three days.
On the quelion being taken, there WEI.
Ayes rs,
Nays 48.
The fpeaker decided in the affirmative
a bill was ordered to be brought in hv ,ha
committee of revival and unlimited -.
Gneis. W.
Mr.. Rutledge made a report from II.
committee to whom were referred the l.,
ter of the commiaioners of the Civ Sc
Warrington, who recommended fu;tsh,a
accommodations to be made for the nert
FELTON, Of the fupreme cour, in the civ
MIR. Harper laid on the table {1ndrv
reiolutlons, the pnrport of which was
that 10000 dollars annually faould be-
appropriated towards completing the nub
lie buildings in the City of Wafhineto,
and tor furniture to the Prelident's houGe
which fun was to be procured by a loan
for the redemption of which the iale of rbs
public lands were to be pledged.
MIR. II. Lee reported a bill providing
a government and judiciary for the due'
triet OF Columbia. The bill provides 4
Legislature, to be competed of two houfes.
the houfe Of representatives to contain ~
members, feven from the EaRcrn and e.
ven from the We1tern diviGon-to be e.
leeted by the people. The fena,e is to lie
competed Of fix members to be chofen bv
electors appointed for that purpoie-to be
divided into three clafes and continue for
fix years-but two to go out every two
years. The governor is to be nominated
by the PRECEDENT Of the United States.
which governor continues in Office for
three years-heis to appoint two fherifs,
one for the Eafern and one for the Welt.
ern diyiiion. The f~enators are to be three
from each divilion.
In, Senate, F,iday January z3.
This day the queftion was taken in the
Senate on the Convention with France
The form of ratification was brought in
by a committee of the Senate, and was in
iubftance as follows: " That the Senate
adyile and content to a ratification Of the
fame, provided the fecond and third arti-
cles be %expunged, and two articles be add
ed, one declaring this Convention hall
not be confirmed to operate contrary to
any former Treaty with any fate or TO-
vereign-and the other that the conyen.
ton ihould be limited to eight years du-
ration.
Quefions were taken on Ariking out Of
the form of ratification that pare of the
P~rovifo, which expunged the I'd article
that part which expunged the sd article,
and the part declaring the convention fhai
o operate contrary to former treaties.
&c. &c. and they were all Aruk out OF
the form-the limitation was preferved
in it-and on the quefion Of ratification
with this limitation, the votes in favor
Of it were I6-againfit 1.-two thirds
being necefIary TO ratify a Treaty, the
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Law berrf A. fttihyu}fhed, in the cabinet,
aISkin theheld, as any which the ananals
sof pat ages can boat that the fplendor
Of their Actions has hot a day fpring
into different chimes" but it is that iplcn-
dor, which
- Dyafr0xs tqviAgbt Ned,
Ger b0Jf the nations, and with fear Of
change
Peyplexes Monaycbs.-
FROM THE COMMERCIAL
The REFLEcTOR-No. II.
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Congress Of the United STATE,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, January ? d.

This day the argumenr concluded :.
the houic of representatives on the oner
ton, whether the fedition law ho, IT, 81
continued or not, after a warm deba1soc
three days.
On the queaion being taken, there ve,e
Ayes As,
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C. Il great Barya1"!
| will fell, or lcafe for 10


years, a VALUABLE FARM, in the
county of ca pepper, and fate Of Virgil
MA, on Flat i>un, containing $50 acres !;
,he land is extremely fertile, and yields
a5un1anly in the product of corn, wheat,
and tobacco there are about 100 acres
OF meadow land, 50 or 60 Of which are
cleared, and IS acres we'll ftt in timothy,
a,out $50 acres of the tract are cleared
and weli encioied. This land is ditant
from Fredericksburg about IS miles, and
S miles from Alexandria and the City of
Warrington. There are 1everal valuable
merchant mills in the vicinity, one within
the tiitance Of mile, where the Frede-
ricktburg prices are given for all kinds OF
grain.
| will ALTO fell the reverlion of
$50 acres Of land adjoining the above, en-
which arc erected number Of valuable
buildings, among them large dwelling
houfe 90 feet by 40, with + rooms on
door, with rre places, and every necel.
,ary out houics-a valuable peach ard ap-
ole orchard. -.
A further deftrip,ion isoIeemed unne-
ccdary, as any perion deiirous Of purchaf
,ng CT leai:ag will doubtie.s win to view
the preniles. For terms apply to Robert
Brooke Vo{s, Eiq. who lives adjoining
the prer,ies, or 10 the fabfcr:ber.
eoiW aJo SeNor Rent,
Two three ttory Brick Houfes
in Alexandria, completely GniGhed, On
King and Columbia fsreets, with fundry
valuable property near the fame, poaefion
whereof may be had Immediately. The
i;tuasion for the -four and grocery bu6nefs
equal to any in Alexandra.
For terms apply to Henry and Thomas
Moore, Alexandria, or to the fubicriber,
NICHOLAS VCSS.
City of Warrington, go,
July "a.
n. z. with to hire by the month,
or until the 1T day Of November, ten or
twelve labours1s, fo, wEc:a liberal wages
will be given. Apply to n. Vols, on
F ereet, or W. T. Vols, at the Navy
Yard.
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for Sale, or to be Leajed,
In the City of Warrington, and polleaion
given Immediately,
A handfOme, ll-hniihed
three Rory BUILDING, ON New eriey
Avenue, in the vicinity of the Capitol,
and the nearef dwelling on the iouth OF
it on Capitol Hill. The lot and houie
are we'll ftuated, and will always CON-
mand an uninterrupted view Of the whole
city and George Town to the welt, as
we'll as of the Potomac and Eaitern Branch.
The houle contains 10 convenient rooms,
executive of garrett and cellars.
Ifiold, United States flock, CT flock in
any Of the banks would be taken for the
whole or part of the payment, and asood
title given; or, if leafed for years, the
terms would be accommodating to good
tenant.
Further particulars may be known by
applying to Mr.. Joieph Hodgton, in tina;
city, or the fubfcriber in Baltimore.
MATHEW BROWN.
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en-. Dollars Reward.


RAN AWAY from the fublcriber, on
Monday laa, an apprentice boy named
1obn Hall, about s feet or 3 inches
high, has fnall blue ipeck under one of
his eyes, lhort black hair, and is about
II years of age: had on, linen lhiEs and
country cloth trowiers. The above re-
ward and reafonable charges will be paid
for experimenting and delivering him, or
confning him in any Jail 70 that l may
&c. him again.
HENRY NICHOLSON.
~ All matters of ve1els and Others
are forbid harboring or carrying him off
at their peril.
Augua, IS. eo3tf
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Red Struw Wheat.

THIS celebrated wheat has been reap
ed in comfortable Quantities this harveA,
on the Mount Vernon efa,e. Its excel
lenee coa;iRs in its repelling the Fly, and
fuiting the mott Indifferent oils better
than the generality Of wheat. Its pro-
duce is likewife abundant. Gentlemen
willing to try this wheat en- their eAates,
may be fupp.ied by applying to the fob
icr;ber, and are requefted to fend their
orders as focn as po@ble, fpscifying the
quantity and time when wanted. There
viii! be an additional charge of ten cen:s'
more ;hsn the price Of common wheat.
GEORGE W. P. GUSTS.
July 60. 'aw''
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By.ua1t@s Of q Deed Of Tu;2
ma3r b. John Spencer 10 The ./x4jiub-
ers, 10 Jtfnrs the payment efn 6eM da.
Thome!on 8 Veitch, 9ciks1s J5id I,
The MsksG bidder, n9or TIE 5rmyf,, an
a: f,<sIt Of tonr, t7vehve n~dtis 55seer
months, al tie a7by Aas1a Stxi, if
fair, ynot, tie next fair dy,
A Tract OF LAND contain.
ing about four hundred acres, Gtuatc in
Loadoun county, about four miles from
Gum Spring, and adjacent to the Broad
Run Old Church.
life,
Another tratt of four hundred acres,
adjoining the land on which JOHN Spencer
now lives about one mile tscm Gum
Spring.
Thefe lands are fertile, well ;i.nbe,sg.
and abound with good water. There are
on the hrG mentioned tract converter.
dwelling houfe, kitchen, sc. and sn ex.
cel!ens apple and peach orchard; but as it
is pre(umcd no perion will. purchaie with.
out Grit viewing the prernilss, minute
delsription is thought unaeceiisry,
They will be fold either as they now
asnd, or divided into fmaller lots as may
bell iuit purchaie-s. Bonds, with ap-
proved iecurity, will be required, and no
deed given until the dra payment is made.
The iale to commence at 10 o'clock, 4.
Nj. on the Broad Run Old Church TraH.
SAMUEL MURRAY, 10
JAMES M'ILHANY, 9
CHARLES LEWIS, e
VIM. R. TAYLOR, -
July &C. d
Marine InfuranCe Shares
Fer Sale-Appiy to
VIM. /. HALL.
Aug. a.. d
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FAkkIEk..
July II.

THE fnbfcr;ber. lately from Cunber-
land county, England, informs the gen.
tlemen of Alexandria, and its neighbor-
hood, that he keep, fable at the iisn Of
the Black Hoy(r, King itreet, Alexandria,
where he intends practiGng his protection,
as foxing, nicking and curing all forts OF
di}empers, fuch as fpavins, rinsboaes,
cribs, yellow water, blind itagers, weak
eyes and CHAMBERS. Likewiie, cutting
and fplaying all kinds OF Creatures. He
will iaiurc all horles in the time ofnicking
ard cutting, if required. Ga Ma cure
III pay.
JAMES FEARON.
INV o. eO
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The Subscy1be.
Has FOR SALE III. HIS STORE,
The following articles:
One pipe real 4th proof
Cosniac Brandy,
20 bis. frt quality Sugar,
100 Jacks of Salt,
5000 It's. frlt quality falt petred- Hams,
is travelling Cafes,
20 bis. of freih Lines in good order,
4 tierces freh Rice,
20 doz. of Pine Apples-T TIE dsF
ever brongbt to this na@rkft,
IL boxes hrit quality Spaniih Segars,
Tcgtt6er svit5
Cocoa Nuts, Sweetmeats, Raj
Ems, Pcunes, and a number OF other ar
ticle; in the
Fruit and Grocery Line.
ABEL WILLIS.
Tuly II. 60
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F-Oi< SALE,

A valuable lot of grouno
or RoYai itreet, between Cameron and
King itreets, on which are erected two
fnali frame dwelling Houies; the lot is
e feet front, and Iz3 feet 6 inches deep.
Apply TO
HENRY and THOS. MOORE.
Avg,ft *.
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To be Let,

For one year, oflonge, if required,
The HOUSE and two acre
LOT, including two we'll cultivated gar
dens, at prefent occupied by the fubfcrib-
or, nearly adjoining Mr.. Hooff's meadow,
and within fhort dihance of the town Of
Alexandra, The houie is in complete
order for The reception Of genteel family.
Pohea;on may be had Immediately on aP.
plica,ior to JOHN WHITE,
Corner OF Fairfax and Cameron freets.
July IT.
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TO LIT
By vlytue Of q Deed of 75u2

By virtue Of q Deed Of 75u9
made BY Charles Lo7'c 10 The (ab/trt6r,,
to [tcur TIE tymeet Of n debt dxe the
PrEa<nt, DirRors and Company Of
tbe Bank IF Alsrandrie, srM he )aH
to The hsbsf bidder, FIR ready mory,
on the aIf day Of September next,
A three Aory
BRICK HOUSE 6 LOT,
Situate upon the north Eide of Prince
ftreet and eat fde of Warrington freer,
and bounded as followeth, viz.
Beginning a. tie iaterieltion Of fad
Greet, aad running thence nortiwardiy
with Warrington Areet and binding there
with 100 feet to 10 feet alley, thence
eaawardly with the line of the alley and
parallel to Prince Greet s. feet, thence
fouthardIy with a line parallel to WaG'-
ington areee a feet, thence we'twardly
witt, line parallel to Prince ireer 81
feet, thence fouthwardIy with line pa.
rallel to Warrington frest Is feet to
Prince ftreet, thence wefwaraly with that
Rreet and binding therewilito the begin
ming. being 70 feet"
SUBJECT to ground rent of 43 dol.ar'
per annum.
LUDWELL LEE.
Augaa 10. eoISt
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SPRING GOODS.

JOSEPH RIDDLE 8 20.
H.4YE IMPORTED,
In the brig Fanny, Captain Wood5'Hf,
firm Lsudou,
An AlOrtment Of Goods,
fuitable for the iealon, which will behold
for CATH or on tie ufual credit to panctual
cuitomers. 49,.
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r ECEIVED,
By the brig Henaey5n, captain -4reher,
f'om NditebQveu, and for Sale,
Earthen and Stone Ware in
crates,
Felt Hats IN cafes,
lrith and brown Linens in aacrted pack
ages,
Matraiie, Of different fzes,
10 by s and II by 10 Window GlaE,
5heatlins Paper,
Bottled Porter and Port Wine,
1iaziers' Diamonds,
Mufqueto Netting.
Apply to
JAMES SANDERSON,
at the compiling houte Of Mr.. William
Hodeion'
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Notice.

ALL perjons indebted to hs
sIqase If Peiree BzyJ, AreGfd, arr 6f'f-
BY r>gusGrl to make immediate lt9ymf"E'
atuo honger indulgence rviU be !g'veD.
n TJ3js q0b, ma, bavr oeesS1t' H.
gaizR Ezid eaate, are ako Asf,ed II er"'
fbem in FIR payment, brotrrJ axf6tah'
eate4, an ar bs,ore tdr fyf day ef Deetr'
BIER next, otbey7Oye tbH n0tif< eU0 BE-
blsud in 6a, agaigR the ,<eoOvy tben-
afe,.
1t being out IF my tea9e, to nuke an,
9tkry drmand, it Is heped that this ~>t:tt
wM6e particularly attended tn, otber1oyE
ia1s will h. mayerimmnteL MRitstrd4'
CANT ali deAiu7aeuts.
Nm. p. B.4YLI
Exeeuter et Pei,er G9yly' aee q
MAY I, 1901. June II law 'mL
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A parcel Of good
BACON HAMS,

-Four calks spani'h Brown,
Jamaica Spirit,
Philadelphia leaf and lump Sugar in
hhds and bis.
M 1R2's Brandy and i" barrels,
1T and I'd quality James River To-
bacco in kegs,
Coar!e Sal.,
For Sale
!, By VIM. .Hart1hcrne.
IS mo. IL. eo4W.
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Is Io6acco Wanted.

The iu6ltriher willes to purchaie few
hhds. OF Tobacco on the INFECTION Of A
iexanlria, C0icheaer or Damfries.
John c. LADD.
Avg. 7. d
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ny DoAo's ketp1'.s.
Stolen a GOLD w A TCH,

with iteel chain, to which was hung a
final GOLD fzal, the impre!llon on which is
mans head; aiio, a fee, watch key and
a fm2ii por5man,eau key. The watch is
double ca!el and capped, the makers name
Charles Houte, OF London, and number
cd 5s65. ANY perion who will deliver
the above watch and chain to the Printers
hereof ihaIl receive the above reward.
Iriy "a. q
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-01-19

tfll port 3 an Englilh Ghip of war it's ea6.
20 lee that RufIia and Pruflia were determine
70 ad in concert, and that they are determines
to try the queaioh Of our right to Witt neutral
ihips, ef.ecially if they can enhR any other
power under their banner, either by Threats Or
Fcrluafion, and we ihall not be fuIpriied to find
that the influence mayextend lomevhat farther
we fhall then be able to diAinguifh our foes
from our pretended friends. Mr.. Sheridan IN
the courfe Of his fpeech laa night, touched On
this queAion in theie words : " Without civ.
ing any opinion upon that dhpute, without fav.
ing whether any guarantee could be given with
refped TO ihps under convoy OF neutral powers
have no heGtatiOn in Eating, that ifthe priv
ilege we contended for Be that under which orr
naval greatness has grown, which is at once
the boat, the glory, and the lecutity Of Erp.
land; which has been recognized in all treaties.
and which is part Of the maritime law Of Eu'
rope if, l repeat, it be that privilege, have
no heftation il faying, that il is the charter Of
our exiltence, the banner under which we lhould
all rally it is the flag, which initiating the e.
ample Of our gallant feamen, qUe Go4u nail 10 t5e
ngf 81 he Hatio7 and 60 doqva euitb he pilratbsr
tbGn yfrike it,"
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Accounts from Egypt.
LONDON, DC, ,.

LONDON, DEC. ,.
lthas been long pTediled, that the Emperor
Of Rulia would extend his views to Turkey.-
At this moment he is demanding an indemnity
from the Porte FOR The expenses Of his feet in
The maritime campaign prelude, no doubt,
to rupture with that feeble cabinet, Prepa.
rations for the war continue with increaled ex-
eriions.
Every account from Egypt agrees in The
deter9inaucn Of the French to retain that
country Menou had been joined by feveral
Beys and their partizans, particularly in lhe
louth and had embodied and difclPlined all
the Greeks able to hear arms, not exceptingthe
crews Of the Tukilh tramp IT'S and other vef.
lels which had fallen into bis haods CeHeral
Keber had began lines about Alexandria, pre-.
vious to the convention Of Ei-Arfch. The(e
Menou was peTflaiag, and adding to them e.
verIl Tedou BIS and batteries.
The lat Hamburger Nail brought letters
from Conaantinople 70 The 10th Of O4obcr in.
clufiYe, at which Tine the KutIiln feet % 4.
tinued at anchor of Boyuok Darch, 4 {, expec.
taton Of orders, in conlequence Of the lurren.
der Of Malta 70 the EnylIh, counterml ndinE
thof- which would otheiwfe require hem u
proceed TO the BLACK Sea.-Ih9 fate of hi.
capital Of Turkey was very uned(y, ana much
apprehension WIS entertained from the unac-
counlable R2y in the B~fphorus, Of the RuGiaa
feet.