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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-29
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

y .
In 6ur5 aanes of an order Of the
Crcuif Carr far Tie dyqnia and comm
atoretaia, made BY eo9/eut Of parties y
The CAFE of tire United States; V. S.
Ro5erf T. Hooe q Others III ebqncsry, 7UM
be exbgIed to 9ubAe lale for ready money.
npan fbe 1913 dy Of Jane next, The olloev-
ing valaabe propery, farvyed in frgf 10
sbe )aIlcnbfrs BY Gel. Jobn Fitzgerald,
late Of this tosga, deeegjed, Vis:----
A Water Lot commonly call
ed Fitzgerald's Wharf, lying upon the
fouth fde OF King areet and ea& Gde of
Union Greet, and bounded by an alley Of
go feet in width, on the fouth from Uni
on itreet to the water. On this piece of
ground are erected three Brick Ware
houfes, "a feet 4 inches in front, AZ feet
deep and three Tories high each-AAo, a
SAIL LOFT above the up per ftory y
feet in length add IL feet wide upon the
foor---all under one roof. Adjoining,
and on the eaa Gde OF this houie, is a piece.
of ground unimproved the whole length of
the houfe. S. feet deep, terminating 90 a
IS feet alley, laid out upon the front Of the
wharf. From the front Of the wharf is a
pier extended into the river 100 feet by
90 in breadth. Appertaining to the pier
is dock IS feet wide on the one fde and
another rs feet on the other fde.
VIM. HERBERT, ia
inc. c. HERBERT, iuAee''
May s. diff
FOR SALE,
About 100 bufhels Liverpool
fine Salt,
900 do. Liibon.
WIN. HoDGsoN.
MAY g.
JUST PUBLISHED,
And for Sale, by Cotton ard Stewart,
Booksellers, Royal Rreet,
Price SO cents,
a new Introduction to Reading,
"a oOSeectton OF Ealy LeD0nS,
arranged on an approved plan, calculated
co acquire with cafe a Auency of fpeech,
and TO facilitate the Improvement of youth
-defgned as an introduction to the Speak
or, Englilh Reader, Columbian Orator,
&c. sc.
IF Country merchants fapplied with
fchool books, writing paper, paper hang
ingss and every other article in their line,
on the Efoa raalonable terms.
eor "A. d
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Blank Books,
Rookbinding,

OF every description, executed with neatnefs
aud difpatcb. Merchants' account books ruled
and bound TO any pattern at the ihortett notice.
g.. Wanted,
One or two boys Of good connection, between
II and IA years of age, as apprentices TO the
bookbinjiug buiueis.
April 20
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r. e I. GRAY

Haze for Sale, uOholelale and re-
tail, at their Book and Stationary Stare,
liz king freef, befzveen Royal and Far
fax freef,, The Jolloruiag articles, az
qvbieb liberal dedul7iou 40iH be made
to tbsls qVb0 paroba/s toJeA agiu:
Novels, Romances, &c.
THE Beggar Girl, novel in three vols. by
Mrs. BenneI Devalcourt, by do. Girl of the
Mountains, novel in 2 vols. by Mrs. Parions;
St. Leon, or Tale of the XVIth Century, no.
vel in 4 vols. by Vim. Goodwin, Children OF the
Abbey, tale, vols. bound in 2, by Regina
Maria Roche, Vicar Of l.anidown, vols. in one
by do. Maid of the Hamlet, vols. in one, by 90.
Nocturnal Wifi, novel, in 2 vols. by DO. Spnlt
of,thc Cattle, by William G. PROXY, Vagabond,
by George Walker, Mordaunt, by DR.. Moore,
The Armenian, or GhoH of seer, hiftory
founded on facts, 2 vols. from the German OF
Schiller, Charlotte Temple, Tale OF Truth, by
Mrs. RoSfon, avos. 10 one, Adventures OF eau
dentia di Iaucca, the Abbeis, romance by W.
II. Ireland, the ayowed author OF the Shakeipear
papers, &c. &c. in 3 vols. the Fool OF Quality,
or the Hillofy of Henry Earl of Moreland, N 3
vols. by Mr.. Brooke, Royal Captivss. lsag-
nlent OF Secret Hitory, BY Am Yeay&ley, laie
Of the Tines, novel by the author OF the Col
ilp'ssStory, in 2 vols.
Miicellanles.
Epitome of the Hiitory o Europe from the
reign OF Charlcmagne to the beginning OF Inc
reign of George HID. 8vo. Beauties OF Mature &c
lineated, OF Philosophical and piops Contenl'a :
tons on the Works Of Nature, and the Seal 1ns o.
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saIs bp auftida,
On ,gATURDAY.


n 10 c'eIoek, quiH b. fd at tie Henaaf
Store, the eorrer Of Kias and O1iea
shsets.
Rum in hhds. and barrelss
Whiiky in barrels,
Apple Biandy in barrels,
Gin in eafss,
I Wine in pipes and quarter caik',
Molanes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap In boxes,
Coffee in calks and bags,
RaiGns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
A variety of DRY GOODS.
TH0S. PATTON, Axai0nefr.
Oaober 40.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the Farm Of tie
"a Subscriber, IN Frederick County,
near Berry's Ferry, on Monday, the nth
inf. fnall black fellow named Mich.
He is about five feet five or fix inches high,
has a very lhort face; his front teeth itand
uneven and point out he has large ancies,
and freih fear on the iniide OF one OF his
legs iua above the ANGLE. He had on when
he went away, an old brown coat, itnpe
ed fix waillcoat, pair Of blue cloth pan
falcons, edged with red, low crowned
hat, with narrow rim. Whoever lodges
the above de(cribed Slave in any jail, io
that I get him again, fhail receive Ten
Dollars, or Twenty Dollars on delivering
him to me, in Frederick county.
THOMAS MASSIE.
Oh. 20. d
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10 BE SOLD,
On Wsdue/aay, tbs lotb dry If November
uext, on The Prem5es,
Ninety Acres Of Land.

Belonging 10 tie el}ate Of Roger Wet,
deceafed, on a, credit until the 1T day of
March, 1865, the parchaier giving bond,
with approved iecurity, which, when paid
rood ard fufficiens deeds fhal! be made.
This Land is about three miles from
Iowp, ana begins at the road going to
,lornt Vernon; and forms an obleng fquare
adjoining the lands of William Hepburn
and the late Lord Fairfax, plat of which.
viii 81 produce5.
RICHARD CONWAY, Exefatoy.
O9oher- 7.
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George and Henry.

J
George is thirty years Of age, about
FIVE feet f.ven inches high, yellowi{h COM
plexion, prominent forehead, his eyes re-
mrka5Iy funk in his head, flow fpoken,
aud is a coarlc Shoemaker. Had on and
took with him, brown broadployh cUa',
much worn, ooarle green coating do. a
pair OF trowfers Of the sme, much worn,
several oznaburgh fhirrs, felt hat, sc.
Henry, about FIVE feet four inches high,
twenty two years Of age, very dark COM
plexion, thick and well fet, inclineable to
be far, large fear on his forehead occaG-
oned by the horn of an OK, when young,
and I believe one On the iide of MS noie,
imiIing countensnce. Had On and took
with HIN blue broadcloth coat & tTow-
fcrs, AID variety OF other cloathlng,
which | cannot enumerate. II IS believed
they have procured paRes and will attempt
TO PATS as free men, and are lettering a.
bout Alexandria. a rewardo Of Ten Dol
lars each viii be paid if taken within ten
miles, if greater difance the above re-
ward, or fifteen dollars each will be paid
on tie delivery, or for lecuring them IN
any way 70 thar / get them again, and all
reafonahIe charges.
All matters of ve1eIs are forwarned
from hsrboring or taking them of at their
peril.
WILLIAM LEWIS.
Nov. 4. d3t
CUIHBEKT POWELL,
In adaili9u to bis mbortations BY the ieOs.
,aI01gSL fran Liverpool, has jgf re-
eeived, FER The Iadsay trom Ian
dun,
Superline Broadcloths, Caf1i-
nleres. Infh | mems, fcaret Cardinals, yarn and
worried FioGery. Mancheifry, ladies' falhionable
Kid Shoes, &c. Ssc- &c.
lie has aJo rsesiysd this dry, fran Ne7v-
Tichlsnburgs, Hefiins, German Dowlals
and Rutlia Diaper; all which he cfers for Sale
by the piece or package, az the lcweh prices.
Nov. T. CIV
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l9uhlls @ale.

The Sale of the two BRrcK-
HOUSES on King Rreet, two WAREHOUSES
oppoGte D, Davey's, two two fory Dwell.
Ing tIoaies near Major Reiley's, and fe-
veral valuable Lots on Wilmington, be-
tween King asa Prince freets, are poR-
Foned until Monday the 'Sth of Novem-
Ger, vixen they will poGsively be fold.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLERo
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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HO USE or CO NJ M Q Ms,
Friday, AbrIo.
BANK OF ENGLAND.

Mr.. c5aaeti}orgft6e Exebegze,--ss Sir,
| rife in.purfaance of the notice gave a
few days ago, TO move for leave to bring
in bill to refrain fora time to be limit
ed, the payment of cath by the bank of
England. / am aware, Sir, that it is i'm
pofiblc TO fubmis, without explanation, a
motion which is TO have the effect of Inn.
poGng any refraint or obRruefion with re-
gard TO the ordinary functions of iuch an
eitabliihment as the bank is but I have
the fatisfa6tion ofbeina convinced, that
the meafure cannot furnih pretepce to
the mott timid IMAM in the ehoufe, 10 fup-
pofe the bank does not poae(s within it.
ielf the mott ample means of latisfying the
full extent of the demands which may be
made uponit, by the payment of its notes
in fpecie. Sir, was aiked by an honor
able gentleman, ora former day, whether
had any intention Of moving for pre-
lininary inquiry. ! faid / had not, and
the ground upon which / fofaid, was, thar
did not conceive the meafure had to
propofe, was one which called for faeh a
proceeding. In the year 1897, when this
houie was called upon to confirm the Or
der of Council, impodng a restriction on
the payments Of the bank, committee was
appointed for purpofes far different from
what are rendered necefary by the prefent
ihape in which the mrafure is brought for
ward. SIR, the object Of that committee
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S P z & c II,
Of his FXCELLENC'

GOVERNOR TRUMBULL
To both Houfss of the Legislature Of
Connecticut, at tire opening Of the Sell
Gon.
Gentlemen Of TIE Csuaf;I mr.. S3Gtm
and gen!lsmea sFfbe Hon/s IF RttH'@'
tqtives,
IT'S with much Pleafare and Tag
tisiatiion that ! meet you at this tine, al
ter our winters lecefs, again TO eDter up-
on and purfue the public buhncis OF tns
fate, under circumstances Of general Plo''
perity and happiness, as by the DIVINE
Bleflng, our fate is permitted 70 ENJOY
Although ahembled for our own 'n'fl,
nal buGnels it may not be amiis TO take :
partial view ofexternal great events VIM"
pats 10 other countries; Especially "ne'
they have an intimate relation, on se''lc
raj fsale, to the intereas and concerns %
this fate and other Gates of our unlon'.
The late general pacihcation among r o.
nations or Europe, In lone degree IA>
the world. 1t is therefore matter OF s''
tulation that this event has taken P'a,e : !.
and particularly to the union OF 'Os :.
ftates it is matter Of felicitatlon, lna'
has at length occurred, and that the n.'' =,
tempea OF war, which has ragged 10 'oDs
and 70 feverely or the other continent
has paned and ceafed, without having NY
volved our country in its terrible AoI!o's'
On the accomplishment Of this happy :
vent, 7 beg leave to felicitate yoa 60"
tlemen, in the fpirit ofgeneral beney0'e ~.
and TO contemplate for lnomenb, 'o ~,
of the consequences, which nay be '0D0''
hoped to flow therefrom. /.
To the people of Europe, It nay heal
expected to give an opportunity ~ -
the wounds, which have been deePB Id
aitted on them, by an alnoa IneAa'''Y'
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neral ankle ty would be iptrs,.., II
tai, ',p'a age cain a at he bank ! q
Il. and a; in order that S thew ,es nes
Immediately changed again e, might ss
ira I reltralnt wat TO be inpofs ~ sal
ipea to the number Of notes avg 20 With
nomination, they would be dim II lnalt5;; /,
circulation ?, altogether; and l ,bs,a o's
be no imall notes bu, ,hofe ilgs ,att b w
ers. would ak the hoois, v ~ sas
would be convenient to have f snI'lee
only through the medium # lSS :. nos
bankers--I near, nos to throw H. s9 o!
eft dlicredit Or that clafs, bu, o ,,s nigh
fer . ' it would not be an aa oflpru 'an
for the houfe to Withhold from the i bae,.
right of iisaing finaii notes, in o SsoS ! d
1t might be exclaavely enjoyed h. al |
try bankers. | do no, know v !, toqn.
an uhoefhoo1 oy the foue with rea,.i
TO this part Of tie fubj7a. In NV ,essad
mind | have no difficulty as to H. h. % own
to be drawn fien what have e,, lsI'l'
The effect Of making the bank psy ' !. ~
for fmall notes, would be tina, Of o 5saa
rife to the pofibi]ify of an unl,m;,sSi ENG
mand on the bank, by exchanging l, y.
notes for finail ones, and then taSki9ss ,b!
entirely out of circulation BY denss, Ssp
payment of them in ipecie. 1t is no, =
eeGary for me to 60 more at hrps ;n,
the grounds Of the meafure proDoe. NV !
have already faid it is a meafure repd.,,
necefary by the rate Of exchange, Al
the fate of our export trade. | 6aI IN
ly add, that il will be prudent to va,
until we fee the consequences aI
are enabled to judge the effects Of 4,
Peace we have juf concluded--,ill on
commercial relations are formed on IL,
Continent--till we know what are them
litical and commercial relations in which
different countries fand with reference II
each other, before we take a fep, which,
if it lhould turn out to be hafiiy taken,
would be productive Of Inconvenience.
| am not aware of any INCONVENIENCE.
much !efs mitchell, that can politely r.ialt
from the houfe accedipg to the proportion
| have recommended. ] therefore, Sir,
conclude by moving the houfs, (" that tn
refrittions impofed by the 81 thof hspe.
fent Majefy, with regard TO paymentso Of
the Notes of the Bank of England, in
cath, be further continued, for time t,
be limited"
The motion was agreed to, and Bill
ordered TO be brought in.
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VIENNA, March ii.

The day before yeferday, the EngHh
Envoy here, Sir Arthur Paget received
a courier from Lord Elgin, at Contrasts
nople, who, it is underfood, brings very
important di(patches relative to the affairs
of Egypt. A great uneaGneis prevails at
the Porte, occaiioned by general diRrur
which it has conceived of ieveral Courts,
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lodges what is called Lodge or Adopt
on; is, they receive ladies that night
and ALTO can make Mafonedesat that time !;
after which there is always an elegant
fapper and ball.
Il is amazing how fuch denominations
are permitted TO exit. The infamous
Duke of Orleans, at the beginning of the
Revolution, or previous II, introduced
or promoted thefe infamous ailociations,
which we arc informed were attended
with iuch enormities as NOT only ihock
decency but outrage humanity.
Mr.. Otto waited on Lord Hawkeibu-
icy on Wednefiay to claim the money be-
longing to the French Government, in the
hands of Menrs. Boardieu and Chollet,
which was requeaed at an early period of
the war.
April 6.
Yeferday morning the candidates for
the loan met the chancellor of the Exche-
quer in Downing ftreet. There were fe-
ven parties /; and the preliminaries having
been fettled, they delivered in their fealed
offers, when they appeared as follows
Taking 65l. Of 3 per cents Confols,
and COL. of 3 per cents. Reduced, they
made the offer on the Deferred Sock.
Mefrs. Payne, Smith, and
/ Payne, Morgan and
Pole re- 10 2
Mefrs. Sprot, Hammond,
and Co. fofthe Stock Ex-
change Committee 7Is o
Lord Kianaird, Boldro, and
Co. for the Bankers Com
mittee. = II o
MeGrs. Everitt, NEWMAN,
Were, Brute, and Co. s Is o
S.rF. Barring, AngerRein,
and Co. o 4 o
Meiirs. Robarts, Curtis,
Goldfmids, Solomon, and
Co. q { o
Sir James Eidaile, Shewell,
and Co. o TX o
When of courfe Meirs. Smith, Payne, and
Smith, Morgan, and Pole, were declared
70 be the Contractors and they hgned
memorandum accordingly.
Upon thele terms the losn may be eff
mated as under -
s. of 5 per cent Contols, at
"a t,he price Of Satur-
das]is &. IS z o
Q of 3per-eents. Reduced,
at7s 1916 o
81. Ios. sd. of Deferred ;
per cents. at IS 5 10 9.
Difcount, actual Bonus 8 Q
Increase upon the price Of Sa-
turday, being equal toI4s
on the Coniols 4 IT g
4, 100 Q
The French funds are lowe5iog, being
55f. The caufe of their fall is imputed TO.
the direction Capital takes towards COM
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The French funds are lowering, bsing
55f. The caufe oftheir fall is imputed 70,
the direction Capital takes towards COM
nercial enterprise. Gen. Richepanie is
about 10 fail for Guadalqup. with afnall
expedition.
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I poi'aaf feature, urged to include i, !,
report Gas To-, out the majority bythc alusl =
! might go into an examination Of :,
part OF the report, bu, at this Ja, - I y
y be exeuled, for faying more thai thai i; "a
io!utelysneceffaly TO explain nv WAL. IS
and this | true has been already aa mo'i'
| have iaid, that the report i 1One'
Gus both in facts and inference. : e1F0n
efIoneors eatement of facts, n,;, ~
mean, that the facts are not tuiIy " sa.'5
that thofe facts are generally on mated
which would al mott fr0ngIy repsl lss e's
fures, which the committee have hue 5aa e,a
ed upon !, the former adminiaralioo,' NOV :,
cPon individuals; and | have b.., and
ways taught, that partial aatsmso, MI d,
mlitatemenss, and that tie iuppref;ia'. S' e.
truths, ,ncceaary to be known, IS as s r,.a OF
oIs as the utterlng ct iallhoods. Fam .
again, that | have not the finaiIea ; ;slss'
tionof charging the committee, with d ir',a,
ing up Intentionally partial or er, ,aS-
Gus report, but fuch I think and f,0 'S4'1
have proved it TO be, and | mua ey w !
from the candor OF the committee. ws ~
they review their own work. thew r;'
unite with me, in the molten for ,econn ra'
ment.
There is one confederation, stlend;r,
this tranaction, which has already ben
alluded TO, and which ought to impress i,
felf ftrongly on the loute; it is the div,
fen under which this report was made
Is It poaibie, that gentlemen can believe
that report attended with luch circum.
fances, and 70 many objections, can be
much relpeeted? Will it not be confder-
ed as the relult Of party violence, and cal.
culated to agitate the public mind, rather
than to elucidate any falutary truths Blu,
| will not enlarge upon theie topics;
hsvein fome meafure explained my no.
ton, and Iubmat it to the houle.
(To be eontinwa
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NEW YORK, Iuly X.

Arrived, brig Fulvena, Reyton, Bre-
men fch'r Anliable, Stoddsr, St. Mays;
loop Franklin, Jenkins, Tenerife Polly,
Pierce, Wilmington, n. c.
Cleared, flip Alfred, Pack, Carbona.
or Newfoundland briggs Van Shall, Smith,
ST. Croix Joieph, Martinique Ceres,
Tacker, ST. Johns, Antigua; Clio, Ha.
infer, Curracoa Lydia, Chappell, Cape
Francois Hunter, Jenkins, do. fchs
Patty, Haltings, Cadiz; Tippo Sqlb,
Rice, ST.. Thomas's; Charlotte, Wet
Indies; Commerce, Wright, Wlndior,
IN. CO.
The brig Globe, Of and for Phlladel-
phia, is advestif:d in Bordeaux paPerto
fail abou, the 18th June.
sloop Franklin, Jenkins, from Iene-
rife, lett there, fch'rs Ann, M'klIoy,,
and Sukey, capt. Williams, both Of and
for Philadelphia, to fail in s or 8 days
In lat. 81, 80, long. 70, 81, ipoks the
fchooner Experiment, out 5 days ilom
Baltimore, bound to Cape Francois.
Sloop Polly, from Wilmington, n. !.
bound to Brilgetown, Conn Off the
Cape of Virginia ipoke the fch'r Savage
Rowland, out 81 days from Barbadoes'
bound to Richmond, (Vlrg.) under jury
mats, having lca his foremalt IN gaze
on the I'd JULY, beGles having ore man
carried overheard.
80. July 10.
Captain Dawfon, who arrived at this
port yeaerday in 50 days from Gibraltar
informs US that on the day he failed intel
ligence was received there of deiPefa'e,
engagement which juR taken place between e.:
Portuguefe frigate and an Algetlns IN III
gate and Zebeck. The contcf lated iCus
hours. and ended in the capture Of the
Portuguete, who bad all her officers inclu'
ding The captain) and moit OF her 'nS"
killed.
The fhipMack, bound ffonSavanqan .
London, put into this port yeitesdaye . ~
diareis, and is: now at quarantine. A..s ss
being at Tea three days the captain W." y,
taken fck.; the mate WAS leized win -: .:
like diforder the day following ana -
a few days after, three Of the iesme %
The captain and mate being dsrangeo, 'n1
iecond mate took upon himlsli the 'sn' r,
~ command of tkeyefel but, not ~,
derfardiDg navigation efficiently ,,ld
mott of the hands being fck, he Pio'u W..
the .al1ifance Of Philadelphia fllo'' WV
brought her into Sandy Hook. nc saP'
it is expected, will not recover. c,,,t,
Arrived, fchooner Cutter G Ian
Marricaibo,; Roebuck, Dawicn' o1 pI;zI
tar Eagle, Mars, Philadelpa,l1a !; hI do'
Ann, Holmes, do. Priaceis' Hi'i''''
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dtseseyay Of tie times AsesxQ rot acoid
txf-ss6ing bis ayap9robaim of tie princi-
pies oft5e Frsucb revolufiou, aehirb,s eot-
zvif6fGaaiug, Rat yevolutioa, kaf yJaed IN
Ibt m.a t'ig6llful deIbotiIu, qOsre9rrecaftI
the iafae as our own"
TIE b,iruples ef The Ame,ieaa ,evslu-
tioa are to be toaad IN The re/5lves Of can
grei u tbsI4tb oao6er I774. Tarsings
IA fhem avs ind it declared yseongssjs,
aem. can. !" 7bati the colouiss qyere entitled
7" 10. tbs COMMON LAW efEnglnnd,
:" 4vbic6 tbe debxtits, in bebaJfof tbem-
J" ielUts and fbeir eozRif4ents, rla,m, de-
:" mend Gxa nGs on as amo4g hseir indu-
/" ba06ie ,ig6ts and liberties, and The IN
Jragemeut and violatiou IF qvbifb,"
qpas oue Of ne eanJrs or priueiils5, AID r.
Jf2tie(J ia, IF o4s revelatNu; nerv rsue
ze7ata qui1 to ku0qv fr0m the Citissu
qubat guys Tie COMMON LAWot FrMee
10 qvb.cb the French Gpere entitled as
,Iglf or A6erty-m sobat relpsa II bad
66eeu violated h. t5er King svbeu t5ey yeeo-
l4tiooi&ea f,y1u a m5narely to a democracy !?
and IL zy6at by their eoa'veatiou faee,
qoben tdey re,v2lutiouizrd back again fran
a demoeruey 10 a mouurcby>-PriNeples Of
The French revslutiou iaaeed! TX mgbt
as 4peA talk IF The J5a,m, eoloxy, lEas or al
nfa.ie oftbe French yevalgngn. Ibe ed;-
tor offbe citiSen may talk in ibis yLe-
be knoeOs no better Hoqy Jaoula he 2
zvbsu tic principles Of The 4meyit4a rcc0o.
nti,a qcere praaiealL kns7va and aa4et-
Jf0oaz6 he evas sbe treglatlGaac tudj<a II q
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curiouly confisuted prings are ssnabled
TO taru rouud and otherwiie alih their
principals tho of The mott unwieldly cat;
with the greatef elegance aud cafe.
II may be proper 10 oblerve that the
rifk run by the fcconds in cafe the duel
lifts lhould happen to fire loev, is more
than overba,anced by the many obvious
advantages attending this %v0iuaSle difeo-
very. The utmoa cooInefs, Readiness and
compoiure will, however, be necsiIary in
all parties.
A pair of the Tripods may be kept con-
veniently at the Court IIouie OF each
County: They are neat and light and
will not occupy more room than the Duek-
ing Steol. Before they are delivered TO
any applicant he oaghs - lzveay that he
is a gentleman, and consequently tot
hound to hshtin the cid fa;hiored way.
Notice Of the place Of Gale WILDE given
in future AdycTi.ie.atnt.