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YALUABLE PROPERTY,

CONTIGUOUS TO ALrxFNuRrsT.
40 BE kEA ED.
THE fublcriber pu.poies, in.
the ,eniulng tpring, TO lay off, and feaie
forever, comfortable number Of IS,
BUILDING LOTS,
handsomely htua,ed upon Warrington,
Fair ak and other ttreets extended each
lot from 20 to IS fee. in front, with the
depth of 100 fee, 10 a commodious altey ;
the whole commanding delightful view
Of ,Ae City OF Warrington, the Potomac,
and the circumjacent country.
AS the Rent required is only 90 per
foot front, none need apply but 'hoie who
will convenant to build.
CHARLES ALEXANDER, jun.
Feb. *. SID 3taw
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ROBBERY.
One Hundred, Dollars Reward.

vic AxUStCtJ SU A<Vss~s 49,
TIE fublcrioess' tore was latt night
broke open and the following Cath and
Goods taken ,herefrom, viz.
About 100 dollars in cath,
Crofs-oarred and itriped soade iwandown,
Piece of fuperGnc brown cloth,
do. do. dark bottle green, ~, o.,
do. OF dark crown fuperhne, NJ =. ,.s,
4 do. dark mixed brown iuperdnc,
Z do. Of blue fine cloth,
do. of dark mixture fine cloth,
4 10. iaper mullins,
OF lprigged mul,ns'a number-alio dina,
ties; camel hair ihawls; brown, red and
blue bandannoes; yellow aaggs and
cinnamon fix ihawls a number OF India
book mullins; womens' blue and white
worried ard cotton Rockings, mems
fancy cotton aockings, few pieces
of Marfeilles vea patterns and fix nan
keen, together with variety OF other
articles not particularly recollected.
The above reward will be paid to any
perfon for discovering the Cath and Goods
and conviaing the thief or thieves; or
Fifty Dollars for all the Goods, or in
proportion tor any part Of the Goods re-
severed.
Ii ishoped all we'll difpofed perfons will
interea themfelves in discovering and
bringing 70 condign puniihment the per-
perrators Of this daring attack upon the
properly Of citizens.
J.& NJ. SCHOLFIELD.
January ,. d
iT Such Printersas are diipoled to de-
tect villainy are requeaed to infert the "a
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HOuje Of Entertainment.
Randolph Mott,

NdII0OfPT1 1E1OttS
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public in general, that he has open
ed an INN in the Town of Alexandria,
in the houfe lately occupied BY captain
Charles Midnight, where'he intends aGns
his utmoR exertious soglve general fats.
faction to ,hoie who msy favor him with
their cuftom, which from his experience
in the buinefs he Aatters hAnteh he fhall
be able to do on che mott reaionable terms.
january {. law
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,yALL DE oOLD,

w Az - ~ ~ - - ~~~1
1T Shy, tbe rsGdenes Of tie kcse Mrs.
Han. ah Warrington, Of Fairfax e0av-
r, or credit mil the fya day Of No.
vembrr nrs,, the parebGl'r givi1g bond
-Vrfb atprovrd' jeean.y for all /sms a.
booze tfve pounds,
A variety Of excellent
Houfehold Furniture, and
Stock of every kind, v1z.
HORSES, HORNED CAT
TIE, SHEEP and HOGS.
The Eale will commence on Wedneiday
the feventh of April, if fair, If not the
next fair day, ard continue from day to
day, until the Who'll. is fold.,
THOS. LEE, fen.
Executor of Mrs. Hannah Warrington,
deceafed.
March s. eo3tdIzt :
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Amongst which, are the tollowing:
Jeff RON, N, ties on Virginia, hut Preis'S
Ed. K tz:ouc's Plays, 4 vols. Ladies MuA-
ell Magazine Parks travels. Steuarts View
of society, CheGer6eld's Letters, 4 vols. (ullers
.raaics Of Phyiic Watts Oh Health, PAitys
PHI. ,iophy Q vols. Gibf n'sSuivsying Moores
Ma .,yation. ~ un Burnss Poems, Nii'.ots
Anc,en, n nv, zvos. Practical kduoatiu n,
vols. Beauties Of St Pierre. Buchan's Family Ply
iiciaa, tox's Book ct Martyrs, vols. Lee 5
Memoirs, Britifh State Trials, R'n''t'ns ,eml'
.lty Reports, vols TO be continie Gentle
man aud Ladies Prceeptor, wis. t,ante,, ON
he Blood, . vols. Ca'dwells Memoirs. Wi.llch's
Lectures, Mar,H. law q Nay ons, va rel
D,tto, Newt on tn Prophecies, w Is. ndn-
burgh Ddpenfieory, t,egant Extracts, Conit'-
tutions, Zinmerm-: OIL Soh'uue ID 10 on Ma
ticnal re, BlackltoDes Comms nt4ries, vols
Election O arces, & vols. Po,ite Education,
lookr's Pa.,hcor, u uss Letters, 2 vols ga
,hrixs Ceogt.phy, K xe's Edueasson, vols,
Dit.D EG,y,, Az i. -e7Iitis ans ravel,, Cock $
Voyages. q vols. Oar be gers rlsvess, &c. &c
N % y Z l. S.
The Arnenlan, wis es.n' albert, vols.
Ant m, te raIes Of \ ende., y Leisi,) vel,
My Unc h ma,, 4 lis. Jack smith Spirit
o, tn Ca.1.., Arthur v1e,v,n, 4 v'k. Clara
Howard, rmond, Weiiand. Ma, Of the liam.
ct, vsgaboud, aaior by, Arhin and Dim
bayne, Romance. Il the EoreR, vols.Myttc-
les OF d,ipho, s vols. Louha, Juna and the
Earou, Ghoit Sier, Tale OF the / ,naes, vol.
:amilla, vols. EvshnA,'a vols Monk, vols
ami Y OF Ortembarg, Negro, = vols. Black
Valley, Ellen aud Mordaunt, = vols. Ceorg
,.rnve,l, Mountain Cottager, Children OF the
Abbey. vol. Roachlort Family, Darcy.
lila de .varmo.t Oskindale ABBEY, The Fair
INN tor, 4 v.ls. Eoeiirida, 4 VS. C"uat dc
daenfd. n, Nv Is. Htnrretta M.rtimer, vols.
FaihSolab.e Daughter, Count Cieishen,, Emma
1orvnle, Scotch H. Is, ) vols. Mus BattI
,ores, = vols. Advs IT. aent for Hufbani, 2
yoIs. Wandering lilanoer, . vols. CorneIia Scd
lev, 10. Tom Jcne,, ) vols Edward. BY
Moore vos. Mordzunt, by Ditto, = vols.
Reuben a r .chel, Girl fthe Mountains, = vols.
Myfaic Cettages. &c. e.,
Bibles. TeRaments, Haters. Common Prayer
Books; Div nth, ", S.ser Unisertai, psaree.
London, and Rational spelling Books Primer.
md large collection of Hiitories and Childrens'
Socks, Writing aud Lerer Paper, and Paper
Han ings, Waters, Quilts, Ink Powder, Viohr
string, laying Cards, Song Books, and Blank
Books, &c. sc.
Al.MANACs for he year 1907, BY tn,
.rasc, dozen. srfingle. -
~ County ohopkeepers fappied Oh the low
c.s terms
T., = ,,Ivan far RAYS
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The term of PartnerlhiP

DeIetoIoIe exiting ui'oeI tAs MIN VI
Wombton g Ve'teh,
expired on che zsih of Dccemoer, 1901 ::
All buinefs rela,,ng 10 that firm will be
ie;tled by the iubicnoers at their counting
room OH King ttreet.
JONAH THOMPSON, :
RICHARD WEIGH.
Who offer for Sale, on liberal
FIRMS the falfe10ixg Property, sss.
Two Tracts OF Land III. LOU
DOM county, one OF which is iitoase near
the Gum Spring, beng well timoered,
and containing four hundred acres-.s'e
other near Broad Run Church, containing
four hundred acres, adjoining the Lands
OF George Lee) on which there is an ex-
tenGve peach orchard i: late the property
OF John Spencer.
One Lot of leale Land, in the
Manor OF Leeds, Fauqu'er county, con-
tanning two hundred acres late the pro-
perty OF Aquila Davis.
One Tract of Land in Ran
dolph county, containing FIVE hundred
acres (laid to be very valuable) Gtsate o"
the fouth fde Of Gladly Greek late the
property Of Patrick Dougherty.
One other Tract In Hamp-
fhore county, on branch OF Falriey's
Run, containing 400 acres: formerly
the properly of Daniel Jones.
One other Tract called Fertl-
lisy, containing two hundred and fixty
acres, in WeltmoreIand county, itate OF
Pemylvania, iHuste on the Monongahe-
ia, a,out one quarter Of mile below
Cafner's Ferry, and miles above Parkln-
lon's ferry, binding three quarters OF
mile on fald river. A comfortable pro-
portion of laid traet i, bottom land, with
a valuable orchard Of fugsr trees, and
about 60 acres under cultivation; the re.
nainder very heavily timbered.
One other Tract containing
one thouiand acres, on Green River, In
the fate of Kentucky; being part of the
military lands formerly belonging to G.
Rice. deceafed.
One Houfe and Lotin Charles
Town, Jeferfon county, on the Main
free, leading from HarPer's Ferry to
Winchefer, occupied BY Adam Haun.
A vacant Lot in 1aid town,
ftuate on the fame ttreet, adjoiaing the
fore of Thomas Hammand.
Two handfome three ltory
Brick dwelling Houfes, with brick fables
and carriage houfes to each, Gtuate on
Penniylvania avenue in the City Of Wafh-
ingson: at prefent occupied by John Coyie
and Benjamin. G. Orr.
A Brick dwelling Houle in
George. Town, oppOGte the wharf occu-
pied by George King, together with part
OF fald wharf.
A Brick dwelling Houle in
the town of Alexandria, Gtuated on Prince
Rreet, between Fairfax and Royal areets:
lately occupied by Charles Turner.
A corner Lot ON Prince and
Royal areets, adjoining faid brick houfe
The vacant Lots on Prince
Rreet, on the eat Gde ofiaid brick houfe.
The ftuation Of the above property is
equal to any in the town for buGnefs.
A Houfe and Lot ON King
asees: now occupied by S. Snswden and
Co.
A Lot fronting fifty Fix feet
on Prince itreet, ADD extending back lI9
feet, bounded by an alley on the fouth +:
on part Of laid lot is the warehoufe occo-
pied by Hugh Smith.
A Lot on the welt fide of
Wilmington Rreet, between Prince and
D IKE ft-eets. rs"6m
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"a SaI/l,ipHons ,ete;Ved at the O9t q
tbe Akxandria A1prrGIfr, and ), ftr
different sookftl2trs in Al<xaxdria.
New York, January, lSoz.
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J. h.. coC ef ANDREW lr

Ia tbr eeN ANDRE" 'Baokrnpts.
R.MsAr q VIM. RAMSAY. 0A'A'"p'''
The iublcriber being duly appointed
ailignee of the eltate and effects of the faid
.4udye1v Ram/ay and the faid lillian
Ram/ay. All pertons indebted to the laid
bankropt., or that have any Of their ef-
tctts, are hereby required to pay and de,
liver the fame to the fubferiber and to No
other perion whem(oever.
John Mc'IVER
Alexandria. Feb. 2e. eoIzt
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Lively oIABLE.


THE Coparsnerfhip Of HUGHES and
TOWERS is this day ( March III dit
folved by mutual content: thole who
have any accounts aga.na the iaid firm
will pleaie to call and have them iettled;
and all thoie who are indebted TO them
are requefed to festle theiraccounts.
THOMAS HUGHES,
THOMAS TOWERS.
THE budneE, in future, will be car
rled on by
Thomas 7owers,
where gentlemen may depend on having
are taken of their horfes on Reasonable
terms.
March z. eo5t
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COTTON g STEWART
Haze ree<ived, larg<esd general
ASSORTMENT Of BOOKS
IN THE DIFFERENT BRANCHES OF
POLITE LITERATURE;
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publiihed, either oH:ially or oth:rvie,
reipeaing the reported eonfpiracy oF III.
eth of May. All that is certainly known
on the fubjea is, that no le!s than twenty
OF The French Generals are either in con-
,iinement or in exile. Augereau ani Maj.
fena were conducted three days iince, to
the Cattle ofViccennes, which, you nat
recollea, was an ancient fate prilon, a.
bcusa League from Paris. The talk Of
mounun,ing guard at the Thlli!eEics is at
prelent performed by ths Corps des Guides
who were never before called 10 ,ha, duty.
Thefe are body of men, brave to defrera.
ton, who accompanied Bonapar,e bath in
Italy & Egypt, and whom, BY his larg Ties,
he was greatly attached to his p:flon.
The GEenadiers of the Confalar Guard,
who before discharged this duty at the
Palace, arc Gill at the BARRACKS, of Coa-
bervoie and Ruelle, two leagues from Pa
ris, to which places hey were fent on the
9Th infant. 1t is luppofed that they will
not be recalled previouly to tie arrival
of 1900 cholen men whom the Italian Re-
public is about to fsnd as guard OF honor
to its Preddent."
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BOSTON, Auguh 3.

Arrived, fthr. Little John, Porter, Am.
acrdam. Spoke, June 5, lat. 40, long
II, 50, Gnip Fame, from New. York for
London fame day, fhip Mary from Char
Teton. June II, lat. 46, long. AZ, fchr.
Falcon, Kennifon, from Bottom for Rotter-
dam. July 4, lat. 46, IS, long. SO,
fhip Maryann, from New. Yo'ls dor Sc.
Scbaitians. July 7, lat. IS IS, long. 3S
20, lhip Ranger, of Bottom, Lowell, from
Charleaon for London.
A fchr. from S. carolina. Spoke July
rs, a lmall fchr. from Bottom for Virgil
MIA. July II, lat. 81 ~, long. "A, 50,
a brig from Jerfey for Virginia. July
~, lat. IS, ichr. Mount Hope, Bennot,
from Rhode Iland for Alexandra. July
80, fchr. Friendfhip, FoRer, from Bottom
for Alexandria.
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Paris, May IS.
HAGUE, May rs.

"7ks Celegy IF ST. Domingo, arhifl
has ten 70 Ang in .fatr Of dy'ratr, Il
aJ9m 10 return tOhs tdrmtr brJlterir.-
Ifycammeree kas far Erptr0l years been
IuIjs3 to no mgalati'ns. Tie French
nni.an, 10 zvkOm II my bs1e teea ./aid 10
!clogg exelnGvsy, didnot fende .Fnsh nip
un.' lis neecgary tbGt the 0n:'ent o,ds,
yG3ouH be re. eRably!sd; brt ii maf be re-
Ja.rsa sradnqiI. Iris broper Il. cGsn 10
ibe ant;aunI ard :: tErsisn commerce ttei,
70 tais lzd1sk@ tx Ike a.. ali tia. 5as
beer usf,,tmsisJ givcn ~ toh, aud ia
refer. iti0 tbe of5fr. We mga qv0H The
rfturu efony aantuf b45Is. Or. Manu.
tal7arers ard -4rGEs kave jet to bsstE7
tbe;:r tyoa1aons I@s eammaaic alton
ayit5 ErsLaad has rcm1vedJ5mr old zvants
al! created fame nc9r ones. drhrl:s ne
cr1i,y 10 tbs manufefnrs Of tie eolgnial
tr53uAi1ns mnq be procured. May uat The
EnglB h70e mt,oGuctd ato St. Domingo
l9me nez0 proesDss Of real utility, or, da.
,irg their fay IN Tie i6and, te,ftaed their
knowledge in! EvGral tsisn deHl'iva-
zen and mzuxtaaare :--Moni,eur.
Gene,aI Leclrre kas tadhaedaa arrrite,
4uBab nteysM G&4a'ed to The brsGtnt
circumRansts. II ~sftber takes r0sy
thing from foreigners mar .sives every tbing
10 tbs F,tmb. BIZ, a Gedul7jau et one
Lalf granted to the latter are IL, imtort
da'its, 4rbit''bH en- encouragement tia, 4Oi7l
dau6ticG haze e'eyy dfeiGfdtfsas.
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NEWCASTLE, DELL Aupua 2.

NEWCASTLE, DELI Augua 2.
Inclofed a lift Of American vcHels which
we left July II, at Cape Francois. We
bad a paGase of nine days, with the lehr.
Brothers, late, capt. Rodohe. The fch1.
Sally, Childs for Philadelphia, failed two
days before us.
Brig Norfolk, Croibcy, Charleaon
lhip Atlantic, Doty, New York ichr,
Rerolution, Brown, Baltimore Polly and
Nancy, Brufer, Philadelphia brig Ann.
Brown, Norfolk Union, Thomas, PHI
lsdelphia Lucy, Blanchard, Portland
Mary, Bird, Weaver, Baltimore iehr.
Honey, Gator, Norfolk Ftieadfhip,
Hathaway, Wilmington n. {. Dolphin,
Jones, Philadelphia !; fhip Serpent, Spear,
Bait. brig Nancy, Ellington phiiadei-
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-. LONDON, May &C.

~ General Murat is arrived at Nice from
Naples. Accounts from that city fate,
that tie whole Of Eaf:rn Italy is threaten
cd with abfolu,e death, viii b is to he al
cribed TO tie executive dryne!s Of the
iearon.
The emisrants are pouring into France
from all quarters Of Europe.
We are pleaied to notice that overturs
have.bsenaaade during the week from Bo.
naparte to our government, relative TO the
iettling ola C0mmercial Treaty between
the two nations ana are aiIu.cd that ar
rangemea,s are making to carry the fame
into effect. BY this il ihoald appear the
Grand Csnful is deiirous of maintaining
tha, peace the wifdom of his councils and
the; otS,. Jamss's has 70 happily brought
about. Commercial commit oners will
foon be appointed.
In Caermarthen market. Good Veal
fel!s at 2 ID per ID. Lamb at 4d. Beef
a, I'd, Mutt on s. and Butter at Sd. per ID.
Letters from Liverpool fay that the
trade of thar place is totally. at a ffand
in confeqnence of the uniettled Fate of the
Wet India Hands and fhoa!d not a new
fource of trade be f4ogsly opened to the
merchants, the m,& ditrefiag confe-
quences arelikely to relult. During the
war Liverpool increafed in wealth, and
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NETWORK, AuguR 7.

rive are indebted for the following inte-
reGing article to very respectable
commercial houf. in this city, by whom
twas received from the American Con-
full
M a meeting sftbe Tr4aee, Of the Linz
en- and Hemben Manufacturer Of Ireland,
on Msr@ay, THE z5sb Of January, 1909.
Hon. WILLIAM SKEFFINcToN, in the
Chair.
The Board proceeded to take into con-
liberation the report from the Committee
appointed "To enquire into the caufe Of
the injury lately done to Linens, ard
whether the fame be attributed to any
new mode of Bleaching, and whether it
be expedient to prohibit the further ute Of
the Detergent Salt"
And the board having conidered the
fame, agreed TO the report.
The board having then proc ,eded TO
take into confederation that pa:i of the
foregoing Report which relates to the
means recommended for maintaining the
foreign credit of the Iri!h Linen Trade,
Refolved,
I" That in order to fuPpors the credit
of the Irifh Linen in'loreign markets, this
board will pay the freight & i"furance ofall
Linen fealed by any f:al matter in Ireland,
which fhall be returned and ndjudged by a
Jury, in fummary way, according to the
Linen law, to be unbound, tender or frau.
dulent, and to make reparation for any
lois fuitained thereby, out ot'he fires they
may levy on the feal-maiter.'
Ordered,
=" That the foregoing refolution be
communicated TO The American CoDinl,
and all perlons concerned in the Americap
Trade"
(Atwr Cssy)
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LateF Foreign Intelligence.

From Londax Papers TO tbs stb Jane, re-
1ei1r4 at tbeOGre efthe T,yr Awf-
,,can, BY tie Brfy@ P@ckrf ar
,i4,eA at Ntzv-1o,k 'r0m
F0InsX.k.
HAGUE, May rs.
Our Republic beg;as TO afume new
complSAicn; there is more in IT at ,prelen'
which relembles tie Old rather than the
pew order Of things. The. departmental,
governments imeil little of the frs11Htal
governments each one isens to be
more matter on his own ground than tor
,ome months paa decent cqrahty IS
again introduced the citizens are re-
turning to their appropriate claiies /;
Magistrates, accultomed 70 rule, and who
learnt to do 70 from exPeTience-cven old
nagiitra,es, are raifed. to their former itate
of elevation eicutcheons, with all their
quarters, are again exhibited to view !;
liveries cnce more adorn the backs OF me-
mails leats of ditinaion for great men
are again ereaed in the churches and play
houfes the eccIcfiaaics are on the point
CT re- affirming the gown and band the
people are confined TO their religion and
their daily labor ; the reiattory, IN all
practical cafes, are ient out of the coun-
toy all animodsies Of parry are exter'-
orally abol:hed the hand Of fraternity
is extended TO our ancient ally Great BE!-
tain amity AMI peace are cfabllihed with
ii. Hoafe of Orange !; orange is the faith"
ionable colour; orange handkerchieis'
orange ribbons, Grange gloves, are the
ornaments, as 10 times OF old-and ma
ny other recent charges GIike the I'M.
partia! fpceatcr with aaonifhment, and
leave him ample ieli Ter conjsaoge.
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From the former, induRry may extricate
or charity relieve or if neither of theie
bring relief, Death, the wretch lait
friend, rnufl afford it. But the necehity
which grows OUT Of excels is withorr hope
ofremedy humanity holds OUT her help
ing hand in vain; fhe cannot reach ii; it is
gloom, which PROPERTY hasno ray in all
Its orb that can difperle; tits a iadneis,
which no fmile OF the world can cheer !; 1t
is famine, which can find no food IN the
compass ofnature, yetis CURED with life
and capable Of longevity. Let him then
who is apxiouly demanding, who will
fhow me any good = turn bis eye inward
on the moral and intellectual qualities
that lie folded upsia his own boion--
]: there he will find that hidden creature,
Whole valueis above diamonds --there will
he find that gem OF great price, whole
fplendors will exit and ihine, when thofe
of the fun ihall be funk in never-anding
night.
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,yho promoted, and thofe who oppoied il,
could ever meet. It is with relation to the
circumstances and the time, therefore, not
upon abfraa principles, that the meafure
is TO be judged. In many respeas the
Chief ComuIhas lhewn difpohtlon, in
fpite Of many obaacles, to repair the injuf-
tice. and cancel the crimes OF former aras.
If in the opinion of any he has not done
ALL that was deGrable, it may fairly be
iaid that he has generally done all that was
pofible. He can 10 more repair all the
ifuferings which the revolution has occali-
oned 10 individuals, than he can recall the
Daft, and undo every thing that has been
done for the laf fourteen years.
a letter from Stratburgh announces the
arrival in thar city M. NJ. Nlorres, an
Iril1man, who had been arreaed at Ham,
burgh with Napier Tandy. He is on his
way TO Paris, TO thank the FirA Coniul,
to whom he is indebted for his liberty.
Another partial revolution has taken
place in the Canton Of Berne, During
the abfeuce of the Chief Landanman, the
Petty Council taking advantage Of the al
iemblage Of a mob, declared the country
in danger, and abolilhed the Senate. Of
thets proceedings the French Mliniiler has
fpoken in terms Of appreciation.
On Thurlday the following curiohties
were landed at the Dock Yard, ePcrtl-
mouth, from the Scipio, Capt. Pendy,
from Egypt, VIZ. Head Of the Theban
ram, which is fuPpofed to be above two
thoufand years old i; C!eopatra's coffin,
fatute otScipio Of white marble, and one
OF Marcus Aarelius do. two parymids
from Grand Cairo, head OF a figure,
which is faid to be eighty feet high /; and
a number Of Egyptian deities, &c.
Mr.. Cobbetr has publilhed the follow
ing, Rejecting the perfons who broke his
windows in Pall-mall, on. the illumina-
ton. He fays their names are
Charles Beloe lion of the rev. William
Beloe) clerk in the general poa Office,
Charles Wagfaf, another clerk in the ge-
neral pof office John Harwood, a fort of
amanuentis to the rev. William Beloe /;
John Parnel, an excite officer, Samuel Wife,
a lervant to bruth maker, at Aldgate !;
William Harvey, nothing at all. -Four or
fix, he Jays, arein the pay of government.