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Public Sales,

On TUESDAY next, at 10 O'Clock, VII
be fold az the Vendue Store,
F,r tht Berch # sSy' c1&eer4e@,
i bales OF Blankets anC
t.aal,e,ing,
bales fngertine F!anne.s,
3 do. Surgcs,
&c. Baihs,
Go. Ct5ta<, Beavers ,na Lefa!s,
T DC. s.ufs of various colotrs.
p. G.. MARS TELLER,
Avg. q. Auctioneef.
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Thomplon and Veitch
Haze recsived BY the brig Commerce, capt.
Bala1viv, tr0m England,
A Coni1gnment OF a Quantity OF
d K Y e. q 0 d S,
Arnonga which are,
Printed calicoes and chlntzes,
Mullins Of various kinds,
Plain and figured caabric,
Muninetts and dirnities,
Irinl linens and table linens,
Shawls, hoiieTy and ribbons,
B,anke,ing, ferges, sc. &c. -,
Being dei;rous of clofing the lales ipeed'ly,
TIE ABOVE goods will be fold unuiually low,
for Cath, produce or notes at ihort date.
Aug. 7.
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sale Of furniture,

- STURDY ne.t, the 2o!d aRGat,
afio e's!ocS in Ike tz's"o0", q0ai ef
fM a re d1vriiiiey lcgjs Of Mr.. '0@-
Haeye, CGms,on f'eef,
! large and general Aiiortment
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Hou|cAoM and Kitchen
FUR NITURE:
Confiting CT

Dining, breakfast and card ia
HES, deihs AND bureaus, Gde boards, chairs,
licking glaEcs, carpets, beds, bedEeacs
ana curtains, irvera' tets OF dining a"t
,.a china, a large quantity CT elegant cu'
4rd plain gals, /. nd irons, thoveis ana
,org., with a number OF ether articles.
?. c. AiAKoTELLER,
An, >, Auttioreer
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PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAl, the aStb day s Axgye
ct 10 a'cIark, qriH be (sH at the Fen,
Axs STIR, IF nat brevioy|y /aIa0t 3ri-
e2ats Eh,
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TERMS.

N. 3. Proper aliiaan,s ere confantiy
employed. Young ladies' are taught In
.'eoara:e elaiaes, Engli'h, French, Writ
lug, Arithmetic and Geography. Great
.are will Be taken to inirud the more ad-
vanced youth in the elements Of colnpoi'-
rion, particularly Epiitolary Writing, and
the rules 10 be obie,ved IN Public Speak
ing, Augus I. d
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COLUMBIA ACADEMY,

COLUMBI4 ACADEWY,
Kmz- Street, Je.zveen Pit and k.5"lSfteti,
ALEXANDRIA. "a
Young Gentlemen are taught
Ensl:lh, Freach, Latin, Greek, Writing,
Arii,hme.ic, ook-,<eeping, Geography,
Mathematics, with other hranc!es OF az
.eul ana Ornamental education, b. The
rev. Gan.ss GbanlberS, An,
s.aaY years CATER Of a Boarding schoSa III
England. - y:
3 TERMS.
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low as thirty cents per guilder: No los
mas oeen iu'tained by the public, except in
one initance, of bill for one hundred and
twenty thouiand guilders, drawn BY Pra-
gers and co. of Philadelphia, endoried by
refer Blight, which was purcha1ed by the
Gather OF the bank Of the United St,.es
at the requea of the lecretary, at the rare
OF thirty cents per guilder, and RENTED
IN october, 1899. The drawers and en-
dorier OF the bill, at the time Of the Dur
chaie, were in high credit: it is moreo-
yer itated by the fecretary, as his opinion.
that a part of the debt ariiine from the
protect, Will be eventually iecured to the
public.
The third mode of remittance by Dur.
chatting the proceeds of cargoes, has been
found eftectual, and has in no initance &C.
cai'oned any lois to the public By the
terms OF the contracts the public have been
iecured for all advances, by allipnments
of the policies of infurance, and by the
bonds of the fhippers. No commercial
riiks have ever been affirmed by the govern
ment, who have had no concern with the
market, paying only for the net amount
paiied to their credit In other words.
theie fhipments have been merely a colla.
teral iecurity, for the replacing in foreign
countries the advances made by the trea-
fury.
1biraD,-;n ,ega,dto provjfous made 70,
e,gtoreigg b1naxality on tie part ef pab-
lie agents and receivevs:
Il is the immediate duty Of the Comp.
troller, to fuperintend the adjuGment of the
public accounts, and to direct PROHIBITIONS
tor all delinquencies of officers of the re-
venue, and for debts due to the United
States. Though the Secretary in virtue
OF his authority as fuperintendant of the
collection of the revenue, would be ALTO
reiponiiblc for the permiilion of any neq-
ligence or abuie of truf in the officers Of
the revenue, and receivers of public no.
ney, after the fame fhould come to his
knowledge. In the collection of an i'm
menie revenue, through an extenGye
country, loaes by the fraud, negligence
and iniolvency of individuals are unayoid-
able.
When the fecretary has obtained and
Preiented to the PRECEDENT, the bet infor.
nation in refpeet to characters recon.
mended by him for appointments to Offices.
When ne has eftablifhed thofe official forms
and checks which are bei calculated TO
convey true fate Of the accounts of the
public agents and of the money in their
hands: when, on juR grounds for fnipici-
on OF improper management the fecretary
has preferred TO the PreGdent of the Unit
ed States his complaints againft thofe who
are disqualified for Office, and the Comp
troller has directed prolecutions for delin-
quencies, it is conceived that thefe officers
have respectively discharged their duty IN
| this particular. Iniances therefore MIGHT
naturally be expected, of public defaulters
to very Comfortable amount while no
blame could attach to theie officers Of the
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r E PORT

4
| Cft6e esmmitfee to 1vbom 4vcs ,efevrrdtb4
letter from the late Secretary of tbl
1ree/uy Of THE 2zd ef NovemLsr I'm.
| [Concluded from our laft.
See0ndy,-ia Regard to ,xm1tauces
Remlttances to the bankers of the Unit
ed States in Amiterdam, for the purpofe
of providing for the payment of the
principal and intereR ofthe foreign debt
have been effected in the TIL ee following
mo des:
1lt. By purchaing fix per cent. funded
flock, and authorizing the banker to fell
the fame in Europe, on account of the
United States.
I'd. By bills of exchange on AmRerdam
Rotterdam, Hamburg and London.
8. By contracts with merchants in the
United States, for cargoes confifting prin-
cipally of Wet India produce, the pro-
cceds of which were directed to be placed
to the CT of the United States, in Am
ferdar
In re4ation to the frlt Object, it is OBJ
ierved, that the 6rl Secretary of the
Ireafury, in January 17os, purchaied of
the Bank Of the United States, Ave hun
drcd thoufand dollars of fix per cent. flock,
at par, payable by inhalments The late
Secretary of the treafury purchaied in
April 1895, an additional FUN of one hun
drcd and iixty thoufand dollars of like aock
for which immediate payment was made
IN money, to the Bank of the United
States.
In refpect to the terms at which the
itock was purchaied, they were conforma-
bic to the current prices of flock at the pc
RODS when the purchafes were made.
A necefity of purchaGng the frtt men,
toned fun of five hundred thoufand dol
lars on credit, was created by the heavy
and unexpected expences already alluded
to: Thefe had greatly exhauRed the
treafury, and incapacitated the bank from
incre afing its loans to the government. ].
1t appears from the correspondence Of
the treafLry, with the bankers in Hol-
land, which the committee have carefully
examined, that an expectation was enter
tanned, that the flock would be fold at par,
including interef or that the inRalment
of principal due in Holland, for the pay
ment of which the flock was intended
to provide, would be continued on loan by
new contract. Although both Of theie
expectations were disappointed in COME
quence Of the unfortunate ftuation of Hol-
land at that time, yet it clearly appears
to the committee, that every meafure
within the power Of the fecretary was
adopted to render the remittance as pro-
duttive as poflible.
The fecond mode of remittance in bile
of exchange is that which has mott ufually
been reforted to. The rates Of exchange
at which bills were purchaied, have it i
believed, been the mott favorable which
circumstances would permit; at no time
exceeding forty two cents per guilder, ailc
frequently for very comfortable iums, a.
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Il Wet N1y1e Wanted.

A HEALTHY young woman, who can
be well recommended, and who will un-
dertake to iuckle child at the parents
houfe, will meet with liberal encourage
ment, by applying to the printers hereof.
George Town, February O. at
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leaed among the rags in red drops. BY
this boiling the dyeis IT'LL more heighten-
Sd, ana IS made 20 lrike completely : eve
~ yhing fuperiiuous is removed, and all the
fat mater which IT'LL adheres TO the yam
is walled, out: nothing more is then ne-
cedary for completing the dye of the yarn
but 70 rinfe it we'll ieveral times in run
ming water, and then to dry it.
That the dye of madden might be made
very penetrating by other methods, and
through the means of other oily and ref
nous iubitances, is ihewn by the procefs of
the Tunguaans to dye horie's goats and
rein deer's hair which they ute for orna.
rncn,ing their dreies, of beautiful red CO.
iour, by the roots OF the cro!s-wort, or
northern madder (gaLzinm.) and narrow
leaved woodroof (a/peyula thtforia,
which have Resemblance to thoie of mad
der. They boil rhe fre(h or dried roots
with about the fame quantity of agarit
(agarieas o6femarum, which, as is well
known, is abundant in reinous gumny
particles, and is used by the people of Ja-
kut initead of foap they then lay in it
the While hair which they w IN to ye,
aud fuifer it TO Teeth flowly until it be
iuhciently red.
Cotton esoath is dyed with madden at
Aitracan in the fame manner but man,
plrtue fraudulent procefs,S byIdying with
red wood, and then fell their cloath as
that which hassbeen dyed in the proper
manner. 5nfsl4et3t * saa ye1. 80
One circumaance in the preceding pro.
GETS deferyes particular attention, as i, fur,
nihes hint which, if properly followed
up. may perhaps enable cur dyers to give
to cotton all, or at leaf number Of the
colours which ar pre.ent Can only be com
municated TO woollen. We allude TO the
uie OF flh oil and f,eep's blood, both OF
which animal iubtances are con!idered as
being indifpenfably necelary TO the iuc-
GETS OF the operation.
Mr.. Volger an able German chemift,
alter long and frequent trials to give H.
nsn and cotton iafing black colour,
found that to gain this end, it was prcyi
Gully neceaary to dip the arm or fuit IN
% ioiution OF glue IN water, III luch p,o-
portion as to give TO the water when
warm, being tried between the fingers,
Z iticky or gluunous confidence; and re-
commends that care be taken only to
wiring, NOT 10 waih OFT the glue water,
part OF which muf be allowed to dry up.
Oh the yarn. Protector Beckmann has
noticed iimilar circumstances.
The inference as has been ohferyed by
e AZ. Bertholief and Others is, that 10 fnc-
seed In giving ione particular fixed CO.
tours to vegetable produt liens, it is necef
larry that they be previou1y ANIMATED,
as IL were, bJ the application OF oil,
blood, glue, or other animal matter.
NETWORK, Augua 20.
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Joretgn JateIfgenre.
IMPORTANT,

r I0p Donetfe, captain Bavley, oyyi1,
"a az 6sf0a on Msndqy uigbf Ian. =,
81 6g,s f,am Ls0e,basl. By n, =, -
l ! :. ef a ./'1end, qve ba0e Ioud 49,.
sn'1 = erelsfUeI agaiuJ ou,,e;sos .s
ne Palladium 1tbe zst5, uob;r5 eou
E'@'n' the ./as,e2asuf exira9s Iyem Tn 1yh
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NEW YORK, Auguff 70.

On 1huriday evening there was a nu-
tiny among the feamen on board The fam
Maria, now at Quarantine. The Reeve.
nue. Ca:ter's boat was manned with !,
armed crew and difpatched 10 ooeli the
mut'neers, and fecure the rinslea les.
which was foon effected. Three OF rhe,n
were taken on board the cutter, and nut n
cloie confinement.
a letter from an eminent Infu.ance BRO
ket III Loadon, to a merchant in this c;,v
Jays, '''' wy
were your averages heavy, we may
note, thatthey wouo not be recovered -
oe,'i0este OF leakage in the upper works
ana particularly without regular p,ote,t !,
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN ARTI
Giles.
The London papers to the evep;no oe
me "a July, received exelaGvel, az the
office OF this Gazette, contain bn, ,svv a.
ticles OF Importance, in addition 70 onr
extracts in yeaerday's paper. The fol.
loving comprize fummary of every
thins OF note. On the fubjett OF the ne
gociations with France, the Moro;no
Chronicle OF the z3d of June obferyes -.
% Saturday Gag of truce failed f,on,
power to Calais, with dfpatches from
M. otto; and on Sunday, another la;led
win dhpatches the 6rit CONTAINING 10
oouot, the refult of the Interview w;,S
lord Hawkeibury>on Friday, and tbe e"
cond the iull details. Thar ;n,e,v;o..
we itiii hear was the mott importan, IL,
mas taken place during the neooc;a,;on '"a'
we are afured the REFLECTIVE n,r,;..
approached each other 70 nearlv * ~.
terms OF peace, as to inipire on bo,h Gsai
- mI wa'meit hopes of fuccefs. We A;Il
~ Eo ,nat France has confented to give
Y SsSpf' Malta and the Cape of Good
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Coarier--an E4sil9 f83sE!iaa 9yia.--
Of tbs Eieve IN Of July
is tie BoHtna /a.lea IT ISfb nit / ~,
aGVie<i may Lc expsAtd BY rms cy's
mai!. n. Y. Gan.
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BOLOGNA, Nov. 4.


The French advance towards Peronne.
The king of Naplesis arming his frontiers.
Iuicany, fince the entrance of the French,
has enjoyed the mott perfect tranquility.
Many of the Florentine mobiles had fed,
to Arzzo, which has been neither burnt
nor dei9royed as report itated. The hu-
manity of the conquerors would not luffer
them them to injure the place although it
well deierved their vengeance.
November 10.
According to the accounts of perfons
lately arrived in this city from Naples, it
appears, that frelh troubles have broken
or In that capital. 1t is continually a
theatre of murder and pillage. There is
no exceis to which tie Lazzaron's do NOT
give themfelves up, confident of IMMUNITY.
as they pretend to ierye the cauie of the
king, of whom they profels themfelves the
warmef friends.
This monarch will not be able long to
remain at Naples. He has but few troops
there. Almoit all the troops of the line
are at Rome, o rim the A1nbrui1o's, and
teveral corps have been lent into the meri-
dlonal provinces of the kingdom to fup-
preis the iniurre6tions which have taken
place there.
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NORFOLK, December ~
Charlehon,

NoNroLk, december Fl.
Yesterday arrived in Hampton Roads,
IN diitrefs, tie brig Vivilla, capt. Carter,
bound to Baltimore, from Liverpool,
which The left on the 18th November
In gale in long. p, S., lat. IS, loft an
chors, cables, &zc.-In la-. 50, long. g.,
was boarded by French armed veGel OF
20 guns, who, after overhauling his pa
pers permitted capt. c. to proceed; at the
fame time informing him that peace was
concluded between France and America.
Captain Carter politely handed us the
following lift of American vefels at Ii
verpool when he failed:
Ship Citizen, Brakeman, New York
Charlotte, Lads, New London; Polly,
Drummond, Bottom; William and Mary,
Dillingham;, New York Magnet, Marfh,
New York brig Neptune, -, CharleE
ton; rs,iM'Kown, Philadelphia Mar
tina Warrington. Cater, GlouceRer; War
rington. Deland, Bottom; BloGon, Gin
nifon, CharleAol; America, WEIGH,
Charlefon; Eagle, Williams, Baltimore;
Betfey, Dennie, Baltimore; General Mcr-
Ger, Mores, New York Fame, Fairfer-
Ter, waiting for water; 1ncreafe, Letting
well, New York Pomona, Merrell, Phi
ladelphia; Three Sifers, Murpheys, Ply
mouth; Polly Samuels, Handbook, Savan-
nah; Cleopatra, Bunker, Warrington;
Fanny, Parker, Virginia John Adams,
Wood, Boiton.--Spoke fhip Mack, capt.
) glefon, from Charleaon, bound to London.
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Barts. Left there, captains Wheelrighl
OF Bottom; Farley and Bartlett, of New
buryport. In the mouth of the S. channel.
poke Capt. Oliver Appleton, in a fchooner
from Bolton, for CharleHon.
The brig Eliza and Sarah, Rhodes, ar
rived n, 80 days from Barbice, and lchr.
Anna, Crowell, from Shelburne.
December II.
The ichooner Maria, Pratt, arrived in
IS days from, St. Vincent's.
The fchr. Harriet, Mayo, arrived in so
days from Barcelona-Saiied in co. with
with the Governor Sumner, arrived here
fome days fince.
The Sally, Stewart, of N. London
Sea Flower, Farley, and Aphea, Hodkins.
OF lpfwIch, were. at ST. Bartholomew the
z4th OF November. The former to fail
In ten days.
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,:.,,, for the hottie to takc.any order in

ion, 70, the ho,1e TO take. any order in
''I ~ r, agreeing to the report a long and
I'm debate enfued, in which Meflrs.
e.r,rd Iohn c. Smith, Dana, Harper,
w.t.; Otis, Rutledge, Mott, and Ed
s s,nd, Imported the report, and Melirs.
y l Davis, Smile, Macon, Alliton,
;s,anSord, Varnum, Eggleaon, and Kitch-
The report was finally agreed to by
ayes and noes.
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BORDEAUX, Nov. IS.

The PariGan Journalists have been fome
days endeavouring to find out, where Lu-
cian. Buonaparte is gone. One tends him
to Germany, another to Italy, a chird
gives him important bufnefs to Ruflia, and
fourth to England, and now they know
not where he is gone. Thefe Journalists
are not the only perions whom this Jour
ney has caufed to make falGe conjeefures,
tor the matter is yet profound fecret.
The interruption of all communication
with Spain, on account of the epidemic,
which has ravaged leveral parts of that
country, prevents the Americans fupplying
us as they have hitherto done with coloni-
al produce. This interruption has COME
quently comfortably RATED the prices of
thofe articles, but it will foon ceafe, as we
have certain accounts Of the epidemic be-
ing comfortably on the decline.
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ia Integrity, Crow, Tennerife and
diamond, , Norfolk ~floop William.
, Charlefon.
The Union left at HAVANA the brio
Betty, White, of and for Philadelphia !:
brig Tryall, Tryon, to fail for N. York
IN four days; fchr. Union, M Dougal, N.
York, failed in company with capt. Enid
colt, in fhip for Salem. Lat. rs, 90.
ilpoke Lydia, Bolton, from HAVANA for
Salem lat. 81, 90, fpoke fl,ip Nancy,
Joy, OF and from Bottom, forIIavanna.
Same day arrived, hip Cygnet, Gore,
from Falmouth, lJam.) Left there, lhip
Favorite, Backhoufe, of N. York brig
George Packet, Drummond, do. fchr. Fair
Trader, Mellon.
Left at Montego Bay, brig Palely,
lohnfon, Of N. York; brig Lucy, Baker,
n. Hampihire-Lat. IS, 36, fpoke fchr.
Monmouth, of Philadelphia, from .Fal-
mouth, bound to Savannah. December
IS, fpoke fhip Columbia, from Providence.
tor Havana, out rs days, tn off the
double headed fhot. December z8, off
the Capes Of Delaware fpoke fhip Juno,
Moore, from River Plata, bound to Phila-
delphia.
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.AUGSBURGH, Od. rs.

We have no certain accounts rejecting
the prolongation of the armiaice, but we
know there is a difference of opinion as to
the proper term for its duration. We are
alto we'll convinced the different bodies of
troops, which are in motion at preGent,
cannot reach their defined pofsin time for
the immediate recommencement of hoi}ili-
ties. This makes us hope much for the
iuccefs of the negotiations.
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MILAN, Nov. Q.

The Tufcans, who had fed into the CT
ty, are hatening to return to their coun-
try. Tuicany is the fubjeet of general
conversation at preient. Much is-faid re-
ipeeting an expedition againR Naples,
which there is every reafon to believe will
De undertaken. The greateit lecrecy ex-
its with relped to the operations of the
army and the cerreipondence Of the gene
rails.
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Veifels have no difficulty nor hindrance
in getting out of port. But the Englilh
iquadron, which blockades il, will let
none enter, and capture all Ligurian vef-
iels bound for Genoa.
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aves and noes.
EXTRACTS
Fnm Paris and Bordeaux bapers-receiv-
I'd BY the cartel ip Neptune, captain
Dandal,t, arrirved at PHILADELPHIA in 50
Aaysf;vm Bordeaux.
PARIS, 9Th Nov. 1900.
It was currently believed lait night that
The French have entered Rome; it is re-
uorted to be the diviion Of general Pine,
competed of 1000 French troops beGdes
CMlpine, Piedmonte1c and Italian refu-
gees, which were charged with that expe-
dtion.
November IL.
A Prague gazette mentions that con-
srek is to take place at Cracoaie, between
Auflia, RuAia and Pruilia.
An elnbanador from RuAia is expected
to arrive at Stralburg and is to proceed to
Luneylle, or to Paris.
November a..
General Ber,hier arrived here Iaff nipht
CONSTANTINCPLE, Od. I.
Fortune yet favours the arms Of PaGa-
wan Qglou. After having defeated the
United Pachas in ieveral battles, his al
my is 70 greatly augmented as to cauie the
ut1loit inquietude Fer the fate Of the en-
Fire, is rapidly marching towards Bel
grade. The Pacha Of that city is making
every pofible difpoftion, and hrong rein
forcements have now been fent him for its
defence; but it is much feared, all oppoii-
ton will prove fruitle6.
October. II
Agreat number Of troops within tfele
or 10 days have been embarked.
witch are computed at 1900 men, and
which are to go to Jafa, conveyed by
thee frigates. =
Inc lalt letter from the Camp of the
1rand Viier mentions, that thew are
Saa..ing the arrival of an Englifh army,
v " nc is to make deicent on the coat
" u. Egypt Whit the army cf the Grand
vher, will attempt to pats the defert,
10 70 attack Belbeys, and El-Ariih, although
II AAiy Ado 1CCClVcQ COni1der-
a .. reinforcements, it is not believed
hey will be able to accomplih the
.lon.ng OF the Defert, the French having
.''ee'ed on the frontiers, fuch fortifcations
I NV, prevei,t their march. We have
b be. r. certain news that general Menou
o ee' h .ueeeeded in forming a certain number
al D~a1alions, competed of Greeks, LEWIS
o oeu NATIVES. Tits alto faid that the Bevs
ros1, Egypt have furnifhed Gome detacb-
i Illus OF Mamelukes which has not
, ,n. contributed ', to confolate the inhabi
'' o. the Delta in favor of the French
IT, LIEGHoRN, Caober %.
the of as french have not removed any Of
Tb b vlI hs'' or agents of the grand Duke.
On e.. AAye even permitted him TO retain
]pn,e0.' nis troops Of the line and two vo
to tha corps, which-were RATED previous
The ~, entrance of the Frecnh troons
"a I'm. ohy troops, that have been d;fh.nd
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