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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
AUGSBURG, Iuly rs.

If the indemnities which the Grand
Duke is TO receive in Germany are fuch
as Gated in Tome late journalist is obvious
that this Prince, VIII fe dominions are to
be contiguous to thoie of the head OF his
family, will have good reason to be plealed
with the arrangements made between the
Great Powers, in order to reconcile the
diipohcned Princes TO their fate.
The Bifhoprick of Panau, which is
worth more than z4o, 900 forms, exclu-
five of the Prcblends in the Cathedral, re-
fpetting which all rights belonging to
bvereignty, viii, without doubt, be ex-
ercifad, will prove to its new fovercign
fertile, pieafanf, and well-watcred country,
containing Rately city upon the banks
of the Danube, at the confluence of the Inn
and IIz. The conhagrationit experienced
in the year 1862, eaufed it to be bulls
again, and TO be adorned with beautiful
buildings after the modern tate, and uni
verbally admired.
The Inn Viertcl, or Dilri6f Of Inn,
part OF which was ceded TO AuAria by
Bavaria in 1899, contains bailliwicks,
viz. Braunau, Schaerdingen, Ricd, Mau-
erkirken, WhiIdlhut and Friburg. Brau-
nau is well built city, though badly
fortified il is ftuated upon the Inn
Sshaerdingen upon the fame river, is we'll
Z It and has fortrefS. The city and
county of Ried carry on valuable COM
merce, chiefly in linens. Mauerkirken,
upon the river Mattigis, as we'll as Wild
fhut and Friburg, peopled by hufbandmen.
The Arch B1hoprick of Salabcurph,
which alone confitutcs the main tier, q !.
mong the indemnities granted the Duke,
by the treaty OF Luneville, contains forty
bailliwicks, 100000 Inhabitants, and
yields an yearly income of about four mil.
lions of aorins. This country fufiained a
heavy lots in the year i7sz, when all
fuch as were not catholicks were compel
led to go and fettle in foreign countries.
The approximations OF the proteGants,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
Translated from late FRENCH PArERs
FOR THE
PHILADELPHIA GAZETTE.
PARIS, 9th Meaidor.

1t appears more and more certain, that
the French troops upon the right bank of
the Rhine, will withdraw and return to
the left bank 1t is faid that the motives
which had occaGoued thar movement, no
longer exiG. 1t is alto faid, that feveral
corps that had been marched towards the
khihe, are returning to their reflective
quarters.
The Count and Counties of Livourne,
took their departure to day they are 90
ing to Florence via Parma. The Gener-
al OF Diviiion Grouchy is ALTO going to
wait wa upon them till they are out of the
French territory.
The Batavian Directory have given
leave unto the celebrated Vandernoat, one
OF the frf leaders of the revolution in
Sraoant, IN the year 1859, to remain in
Holland, under the INFECTION of the mu-
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
COPENHAGEN, z1th July.

General Macdonald, Miniter from the
French Republic, arrived here with his
fuit this afternoon.
The Medal which has been made upon
the memorable affair of the I'd of April,
and attributed among our warriors, exhi-
bits on one iide lhip, fitted after the
Gothic fylc; upon her is to be iecn Ii
on, holding with one of his clut les the
Denmark coat Of arms, and pillar with
the other the following matto is affixed
above, " Onr courage is our dtjexce :"
and at the bottom, K" THE SECOND OF
APRIL Upon the other iide of the
Medal are to be leen Royal Crown, fur
mounting the fceptre and fword, with this
motto, " Our King bonoys us---our Cam
Try erOinres her gratitude )" the name of
the warrior decorated with this honourable
diitinttlon, is engraven upon the medal.
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nicipality CO the place where he may re-
Ede.
The great Parade that took place on
laft Ouintidi, was one Of the mott bril-
liant we have as yet witnclled. The
troops were NOT more numerous than uiual,
but the Chief Coniul cauicd them to 60
through feyeral man@uyres, which were
performed with an a!toniihing degree of
Kill and precition. There was on the
fame day dinner at the Thuilicries, where
the following perlons were invited, viz.
the Count de Livourne Cardinal Cauial-
vi, count de Schock, captain OF the king
of Prullia's gendarmes, who fet at table
by the Chief Conlul the 0af officers
lately returned from the armies iuch
prefe69s as are upon leave at Paris, fever
al Miniiters and State Councillors, and
other public funt9ionaries.
Mr.. Murray, miniher plenipotentiary
of the United States, prelented MIR. Story,
citizen of iaid States, to the Chief Con-
ful.
The Prefeets of La Mcurtbe, Jura and
Homie Saone, have informed the Miniher
OF Police OF the arreitatlon Ofiundry emil
grants, who had not obtained leave for
entering the French territories.
They talk Of new philosophical paper
which is TO make its appearance the hrf
of next, month, the title of which is to be
The Astidote. Should the perfons who
IRE mentioned to be the editors, our saints
OF the day will be put to new tcf.
They write from Dion that there is a
report there, that comfortable body of
troops are expected, in order to be en-
ployed about the Gn,lhing the canal of
Cote dor; but this grateful intelligence
is, as yet, unluppor,ed by any official mea :
fure.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
BRUXELLES, 7!h MeGdor.

Several letters received II this place
both from Upper Germany, and from the
banks OF the Wcfer and Lower Rhine, are
pofitive in Eating that nothing further is
iaid reipeeting the evacuating Of the cleo
torate Of Hanover and OF Blcncn, by the
PruRian army, under the command Of
general KieiA; all preparations to this
effect have entirely ceated, achange which
no one can account for.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
STRUTGARD, July 40.

They are now terrifying the city Of
Juliers, agreeably to directions, and plans
given by General Chaucbcrlac, Of tie en-.
giaeers, who, during tour he lie has tax.
en-, by order Of his government ,hro' the
four annexed departments, hayed chiefly
at Juliers, in order infinitely to examine
the fituat;on of the place.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13

fupportcd by Sweden, Denmark, England
and Holland, had but 100 low an cff.tf
thirty thouiand Saltzburghers had already
left their hou!es, and the Baron de Gen.
tillotti,. whom the court OF Vienna had
fent to ltop the consequences cfa difaGcr-
Gus law, did not arrive in time. The
capita, which contains fifteen thoufand
inhabitants. is known TO be one OF the
6neR cities In Germany it contains Gate.
ly palaces, occupied by the Archbifhop
and Canons, beiides valuable monuments
of antiquity.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
PHILADELPHIA, Or. 9

Arrived, Brig Betfey, Cook, Cape
Francois fch'r Mary Ann, Hudgtos'
Virginia.
Ship InduRry from Liibon to this rort,
was ipoken few days fince, out 90 days
from hence.
Sch'r Norpareil, Burroughs, OF ara
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
NEW YORK, Oaoher s.

1t appears from the following Reror, Of
the Reiident PLY iician, that there is no
great cauie Of alarm among our fellow CHI
zens. This report is an important on,
becaufe it exhibits the true fate of tie
fever-and we hope we fhall occaEonal,y
be made acquainted with the health of the
CITY from the fame authentic fource, as it
will tc nd TO " contradict falfe and exac.
gcrated fories," which, on fuCh occafons,
are circulated with induary, and too res.
Oily believed By the credulous.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13

will te nd TO " contradict falfe and exas.
gcrated fories," which, on fuch occafons,
are circulated with induAry, and too res.
Oily believed By the credulous.
From the ablence Of Malignant Fever
beyond the time Ct its accuhcmsd ap-
pearance, and from the very advanced Pc
rod Of the fealon, there was good rea
to hope that nc real neceiiily would have
occurred for the fubfcriber to take any
public notice Of It's exiaence among US
The prelent condition OF the CITY, howe
yer, renders it proper, in the Judgment of
the Refdent Phytician, to contradict fate
and exaggerated tories, and to report to
the Citizens .ar as has come TO his know
ledge, the real ard und.fguifcd truth.
Ii fands thus-Sirce about The middle
Of laR month, to the rreGnt day, from
Eaf-Rutgcr Greet along the Eaf river
ebiy2y, but in almol every quarter OF the
city, there have appeared cafes OF Fever,
which, III many inltanccs, have terminated
fatally, and in fome very fuddenIy, ex-
hibiting all the common characters CT Yell
low Fever.
From the 1T inf. as accurately as !
have been able to collect s. pcrfonS have
died of this fever thofe which have fnt
to the Lazaretto on Staten ihand not be-
ing includk ID in this account. Some who
now labor under this difeafc, ard have
bcens confidered dangerously Ill have a
fair prolpett of recovery and ihere is eve
ry reaion to expect, that as the diieaie
does not appear to # read, a favorable
change of weather will foon caufe It's entlle
extinction.
JAMES HILARY, Rehdent Phyfcian.
October 9.
Arrived Brig Jupiter, Crawford, Ja-
malca fch'r Chriftiao, Miller, 90. ;
Hoop Mary Ann, Addition, Richmond.
Cleared ship Atlas, Wilton, Liibon ;
AuguGa, Hughes, N. Orleans /; brig En-
terPrizc, Rea, Havatna Ceres, Tucker,
Bermuda fch'r Trysl, Terry, Cage
Francois.
Capt. Miller, from Jamaica, fpoke the
Friends, from Jamaica to New York, out
40 days. Saw ihip under jury MATS
Handing for Virginia.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-06
LAST NOTICE.
Whereas a of

Whereas a of
bankruptcy is awarded and ifIued forth a.
CANT Elifha Cullen Dick, of the town
OF Alexandria, and he having furrendered
hinfeH TO the major part Of the commit
soners named in the faid commidion, at
the Warrington tavern in Alexandria, ON
the grit day Of January laf, when and
where he underwent his fecond examina-
ton; he is therefore required again to at
tend at the faid tavern, on Friday the.
10th day of this prefent month, at II
O'Clock in the forenoon, to undergo his
final examination, when and where the
creditors of the faid Elifha Cullen Dick,
either IN his feparate capacity or as one Of
the firm of James Meafe M'Rea and Com
pany, may attend to prove their debts
at which time and place the creditors a.
torefaid are to ailent to o r dinent from the
allowance ofhis certifcate-and to choofe
afignees.
All perfons indebted to the faid bank
rupt, or who may have any of his effects,
are not to pay or deliver the fame but to
whom the CommiRioners may appoint.
but 70 give notice to
HENRY MOORE,
Secretary to TIE CommiNnou.
February 8. d
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For Rent.

For Rent.
The tubicriber will leafe or rent his com.
modious 6re-proof
Bake and Dwelling Houfe,
on Town. Point, where he now lives. with
three Ovens, a good Store houfe and Sta
bic tor W horfes, with a well enclofed
wood lard, and every other convent
ence Tor carrying on the baking bufineis
JAMES DICKINSON.
NosEA, jan. 8. dIstlsol
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Ricketts,, Newton g Co.
Haze jyf rreeived and for Sale, at the
Garner fore, appetite Jobn fanuey's, hx
toHo1Ui1g GOODS-ubahIak and re-
tail, for Gait and Produce:
Superfne and cd Cloths
Blue Plains
do. Fries
do. Kerfeys
White, yellow and green Flannels
do. do do. Baizes
Rofe and dufil Blankets
Durants, Camblcts and Wildbores
Ruilels and Antiloons
Cotton and linen Checks
Kerfeymeres and Swandowns
V%elvets, Thickfctts and Cords
"A handiome afiortment of Dimities
Mems and Womens' cotton Ho{e
do. fix do
Black Grape
White and black ELK and beaver Gloves
Modes, Sattins aud Pertains
Sewing Silks
Calicoes and Chintzes
kufiia Sheeting and Irifh Linens.
They haze aHo,
Brown Sugar by the hhd.
and barrel, loaf and lump do. and a guam
tity of Platter of Paris.
They give Cath for
wheat, Rye and Corn.
90 Left by capt. Mortimore, of the
Baltimore packet, at their warehouie, fun
dry MM I,0ns-The owner is requeftcd
to take them away.
January 81. d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-06

NO / I OE.
All perions having claims
againf the eftate Of the late THOMAS
PoRrER, are requefted to bring them for
ward on or before the hrft Of March next.
and thofe indebted to him arc RESPECTFULLY
rea0eRed to make payment 70
SARAH PORTER, Adm'x.
JAM. I. lz)eo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

cnasge sesinh bin AL Be i heseby fnlIy
and honorab'y Acquired sccordiesE.
D9s<d or tssra ne Csseifnfiss, SEP. \, 1901.
SIcssr,
5. NICHOLSON. P,s62~s.
SlLAS TALBOT, ~
STEPHEN DECATUR.
ALEXANDER MURRAY
EDWARD PREBLE,
JOHN MULLOWNY,
THOMAS ROBINSON,
, HUGH G. CAMPBELL
CYRUS TALBOT.
GEORGE BLAKE, a7ixg az Jsdgs Advs-
cate on fbs aeestfox.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
n ntpu CLOUD liz tbe NORTH.

We have iecn a letter from Cronitadt,
lRunis) dated siugut ash, which mentions,
that active preparations toF WAR we're max
ing at thlt po,, aud that the Emperor had
jut prohibited the exportaiion of t,nber,
deals. &c. to England LA Loadou paper
of Sept. ut, We find he following ars'cis.
which may ierve ssesplAnstory OF .le Abose:
A Letter iron Petsrfbars, dated July
z3d, fays--" The Admiralty have not yee
come TO any determination relative 60 rhe
Deal buGneis and altho' feveral ihips ATE
waiting, we have nor yet been able To octain
permiilion to load off the quantity reRsining
from lai year. even with an allowance TO
them Of ono fifth part" Cnixei.
(The following article will throw more
light on the foregoing. aud ieems to indicate
that the Emyerors of Germany and Ruflia have
aperfett understanding with each other:
"OrFEN, (Gv. Aug. I3.
GA letter from Baccari, in Auitrian
Croatia, in the Adriatic, flares, " There ar
rived few weeks ago, an Engliih fhip at
Porrorce, and a iccond at Fiume, to purchafe
great quantity of hemp and AJAX that had
been collected at theie ports; different fhips,
among others Swede took cargo ftk!s on
board to carry it to England before fetting
fail, courier from his Imperial MajeRy,
brought to the Government of Fiumo an or
der not to let theic veirels fail there arrived
a fhort time after at Portoree, a commiGny,
who placed an embargo on the fhips in that
port; put the Engiifh merchant fhips, of 40
guns, reinforced by coriaix, loaded their
guus, and declared, that. if the leaf mill
,ary preparations were made on hors TO
enforce it, they would reduce the town to
alhes this menace. fupporred by two Eng
liih frigates, one at Fiume. and the other at
Pororee. prodnced its efed The cmbar-
90 was taken off, and the fhips were 10 fail
Immediately, under convoy OF the two Eng
lin frigates."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
THE LETTER.



THE Att of Congrefs sos the better
government of the Navy Of the United States,
declares, that no perlon of the navy ihall PHI
lage PriioneD on board prize, on pain OF
fuch punllhment as Court Martial ihall adj
Judge. In ne aforegoing cafe, among feveral
nnimportant informal allegations. there ID a
charge of pillase exhibited againa Capt. LIT
TIE, and it was for the trial of this charge,
principally, that the Court Martial was con-
ititu,ed. Not only the honor of the Nation,
but the ho0or Of this officer, was deeply i'm
phcared, and, therefore, called for fuch a
folemn inveitiga,ion. In this trial, il was
che government. tha, was the party Proiecut-
ing. The priioners were only as tho inform
ing witneGes in criminal proiecution. Thefe
priioners, In legal contemplation, are not,
neither were they, in the contemplation of
government, conGdered parties. They could
not have been in any degree benefited by a
icntence agauf Capt. LIrrLS becaule a
Court Martial is NOT competent to decree a
IeRora,ion of any property alledsed to have
been pillaged. IL is only competent in fuch
a trial to pats iensence of acquitsal or pun
iihmenh
The evidence adducsd in this trial clear
ly proves. that the priloners on board the
prize haze been pillased. IL is apparent,
that watches, ring, and buckles, contributing
part of the dreis of the priioners, have been
pil!aged from them by fomc perions belong
ing to the Bolton frigate that thele articles.
at the time Of taking them, were NOT deemed.
even by the perlon. who took them, lawful
prize that they were nc, reported to the
officers of the Admiralty Court as prize, to
be adjudicated and condemned that they
have NOT, at any time Gnce, been produced
and, that no kind of ia,isfaetory information
has yet been given refpesting them. But
from the face of the proceedings of the Cour,
Martial, it does appear. that the orders iGued
by Capt. LITTLE were perfectly correct aud
legal; that he was not, III any degree, par
sy in this mean and diigraceful pillage, and
shat the charge againa MIN has no evidence,
poii,ive or prefumptive. to fupportit. i,
therefore, do approve of the fentence of ac-
quitsal pronounced by the Court Martial on
his trial. RI. SMITH,
Secretary sftbe May.
The aforegoing arc true copies from the
originals on fiji: in the Navy Department.
ca. w. GOLDSBOROUGH.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

SALEM, OCT. z6.
We obierse that the Briliih Cruifets
have lately fent into England five or iix
American veifels. under pfe,ence that they
were bound to Havre-de- Grace, which they
pretend is biockaded. Who recollrets the
blockade Of the port of Havre being official.
~ announced If it was (Which is much
que!tioncd) we believe only 6ea frigatcs are
cruiGng in its neighbour ood--but upon the
principles which the Enshlh have aaed dur
ing this war, Gngle boat may blockade a
port; and any neu,ral vei1el found at fea with
a Clearance for fuch por. may be fent in for
lawful adjudication.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

We have rcd in ical; fsr Win,hrcp
Sargent, late governor of the Mifihppi rcr-
ritory. In few days re fhall no,'ce the
Psmphlet cf pompous inani,y and ealumn;es
which he has publilhed in Boson. and give a
hittory of the man, little known in the Unit.
ell States, bat extremely dilhonorabe to him.
felf.
Public dclinquents ihall have public
portrait" Nea0-ls,k 9a9sr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

DIEDl--At Soa,h- K,agaowa on Tucr-
day lait, MI. CHAEiss CR oox, Of this town.
aged abou, go.
AT Poufmouih, on Tucfdav lar. Mr..
GtDRos CoeoEsHALL, IN the 10Th year Of
his age.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31
N Z w p o R T,
Saturday, Oaober 81, 1901 .

This day, the Hon. General
AHembly of this State, which met
at South Kingltown on Monday lait,
will probably adjourn till February.
We have not been able to obtain a
fketch of the bulinefs of the prefent
Seflion for to-day's paper, but lhall
endeavor to give it i'll our next.
Arrived here laff week fehoone. Henry,
Capt. Rathbone, from Surriaam. Loft over
board ON his outward bound paGage. on the
18th June lat, Mr.. Chihopher Dealc, a
native of PhiIadelphia.
Mr.. PAINTER,
For the credit Of our Ifland il NAV be pro-
per to publifh that the frequent remark that
this Ifand is unfavo,able 90 fruit, has been
falfifed the prefent year. The fruit trees.
fuch as the Cherry, Peach, Pear, and Apple.
have this feafon produced in abundance, one
orchard of three acres having yielded ago
bulhel' of ine Greetings. bsdde making 40
barrels of cider. A FARMER.
Mr. JoHN APPLEroN, the Official
bearer of the ratified Treaty between the
United States and France, arrived at Bolton
on Friday Of lat week, in the brig Reward,
from DiePPe.
Exi,&a sfa Letter frem Cba,lsssx. S. c.
9" The Britifh in the WeR Indies, have
faid. I" when we have done with the Danes
and Swedes. we will begin with brother
Jonathan again. They are nov making
their promife good; two brigs and fchoon.
cr from Port Republican to this place, have
been taken by an Eoglifh frigase."
The New York, papers lay" Flour
is now telling for nine dollars barrel-Why
do losves Of bread continue the fame Gze a,
when four fold or twelve dollars barrel p
The fame queaions apply to PhiladeIphia
with equal ihame aud force. Pbii. pap.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

wete then oily a f:w laborers in the neigh
borhood. who ned on the approach OF che
eacmy. and on few bombs having bcen
Thrown.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-10-31

Effraf az iftr tram ---, Cbicf
Mae sf tbs ,6ip Tb'mas, TO relation in
HspssOsH, Amfsrd,n csnry, N. J. AafeA
LONDON, July Z, Sol.
-" Great Britain may now very
jualy be compared TO a painted Harioi--daz.
zing to the eye, when all is mysyy. e dyggB.
The cx rene milery Of the lower cIai. OF pco-
pie in the kingdom. is beyoad Imagination /;
for the oa,c neceIlres Of life, are abiolutely
out OF the reach of the mof induhrious poor.
This day there has been fon,c i1nail
fall in the price of corn al the markets but
we fear it is only temporary. Taxation ia
beyond credibili,y. Were l to inform any
native American Of the burthens of England,
lhould aot be believed.
go, ny eOSr,ymsa. you have the fate
OF nations for 1900 years paa, 70 warn you
of what ought to be the rule of your conduit.
If you err. you are doubly beyond pity. The
NOT meany poor of our country. in comps
rifon of thofc of England of the "a ne grade in
the affairs Of this world, arc beyond parallel
happily Gtoatsd.
SCI Let Us then thank an over. ruling Pro-
vidence, that the years i77s and 1888 de-
livsred us from the grafp of Bntilh Tyranss."
The Ladies are delicate fubjeas to han
die. or we might relate fome entertaining
anecdotes of Female votes which occurred in
this city on the days of Election.
In. J. paper.
In the State Of Delaware. the Republi-
can Candidate for Governor hs. been elected
by 4 majority OF nixeteen votes. The major
ity given in our lat, was inaccurate.
lTnnts~ Paper
On th: rzth inf. Mr.. Blicher Often,
was received by the Prelident Of the United
States in the character Of Minifsr Rc6dent
Of his >Mijeey the King OF Denmark, with
which he has been cloathed and on the next
day an Exequatur iGued to him as Confui
General Of his faid Majeay.
The Bill of Inditt ,ncnt in fuit CON.
nenc.d agaiuf the Editor Of this paper by
order Of the prelent Executive, on behalf Of
the Senate Of the United States, and which
was brought befoue Grand Jury on Monday
laft, wi" on Wedneidsy retained BY the jury
IsEoRAMUs. h1,ya.
Not Fedora! paper in the Union bur
has endcavorcd to prove the PfeGdent guilty
Of an uoconftitutional Rretch Of power in
cauGng the profecu,ion sgsina Mr. Duane
at the fait OF the Senate, to be dysosiiuxsd.
This charge, like all that have been slIedged
againit the PseGden,, is now proved to be
groundlef,. fuis was not diicon,inued,
bat took its legal courfe. --How unfortunate
far the calumcistofs ofthe prefident, that al
their fx(hoods arc 70 foon detected,