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DR.. HAHN. TRUE ard GENUINE GER.
MAfs- CORN PLASTER.
An infsllibIershiedy for Germs. fpeedily ren,ov.
ing chem, ROOT and branch. without giving pain.
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SAMUEL. BISHOP,


BOOKSELLER, & STATIoNER
Rsysafa1zy intorms ibs Public that be has
rreeivea tran Lee q Cos Pafeat and
FANNY Medicine Stare, Baltmoys, q
fre@ a9oameut Of The fo]2o4viag
Valuable Medicines,
W5ieb are ia higb sesem and general ne
tbr0ugbout toe United Statrs, mary of
tbems5eizg jsla l5sQpsr than tie drNgs'
sfqvb,rb they are e0m9oaxdsa, eoula 81
pmcdalsd at 4 retail Stare.
e TAKE NorIcg,
Thar S. BJ6ob is aep0i,zted Tx ONLY II
geuf far Alesan4ria.
DIR. IIAMILToNss ELIXIR,
Afovcrcign remedy for Colds, Obitinate Coughs
Aithmas, Cararrhs, Sore Threats, and Ap-
preaching Coniumptions.
Ia parents qvb50 nay haze children 06liFea
1vifb The HOPPING COUGH.
This dilcoycry is of the frA magnitude, as it
san immediate rchsF, checks the pFogreis, and
ihort time entirely removes the mott cruel
dfoIder to which children are lisbe---the Elixir
is 10 perfectly agreeable and the dole 10 inlRil,
that no difficulty aries in taking It.
From LUTHER MARTIN, En-. Attor-
ney-G eaeral Of The State ef Maryfaua.s
Gentlemen,
/ comply with your rcquef in Rating ny
opinion OF tiamiiton's Elixir. It has been niea
ia my family for two or three years PAT. with
Uniform frcce(s, whenever colds, coughs, or Il
nliar complaints have rendered medicine ne
celiary. have myfalf found it an excellent and
agreeable remedy Tor very painful and trou-
b.efone af9e6eioa OF the breaG, accompanied
with forenris and with obftructed and dliilcuir
sreathing
On shcie accounts do not hefitate 60 recon-
mend Hanlilron's Elixir, as valuable medicine,
and dcierying pabnc attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
Mr.. Abiiah FIenly, Bridgc-street, Baltimore,
was cured by one bottle OF Hamilton elixir Of
verv complicated diforder, occasioned b. ie-
we're cold caught ieveral months age. tie
brcathed with the greatca difficulty, and was
often thrown into weakening fwcacs when ne
attempted to walk any dittancc, and ms voice
would freuentiy fail in fueh degree that The
could only attempt to whifper he has been
M wards of fix weeks without return OF his
complaints, and deiires to give this public tel
timu,ly in favour Of this Invaluable medicine.
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THE ANoDYNE ELIXIR.

For the cure Of every kind of headache.
INDIAN VEGETABLE SPECIFIC.
A fate and lpeedy remedy for the venerial diC.
cafe.
can ounce Of prevention 10 worth pound
cure"
For the prevention and cure Of bilious and ma.
lignant feyers,
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P. WEATHERBURN.

John Hoover, rope-maker, South Second
Street, .etween Mary and Chriitian-Stree,s,
Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh oath as fol
lows, namely, that his wife, Mary Hoover, was
70 favsrely afflicted with violent rheumatifm,
very dan sserou1y iituated, the conf quence of a
feyere cold after lying In as to be confined to her
bed for fcveral weeks, and was at length re-
tueed to the melancholy apprehension of re
manning cripple for lie, notwithstanding the
MOI refpeefable medical advice was followed,
md every probable remedy attempted: when
eeing leveral cafes of cures performed by fla
ailton's Ellenee and Extract OF Muitard, they
we're procured from Mr.. Birch No. II, South
,econd- Street. The tirh application enabled
esr to walk acref, the room, and the uie OF one
,tele rcstored her to her ufual fate of heath
nd itgcngth. JOHN HOOVER
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For the cure Of every kind Of headache,
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The piles will be required fquare only
Il feet from the butts, and may taper 70
10 inches iquare at the fmall end.
The timber NUT be our before the flrlt
of March, and delivered in April. Pro-
polals for contracts win be received until
the zsth day of January next by
VIM. BRENT, Sec'ry.
Dec. 81. eo2sJ
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CASES OF CURES.

(SeleRed t,om tboslaadsJ The autbenti
city Of 40bicb any feg'0n taGy aicfrtQfa
elfbey By LeHer or peylonal application.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-09-22
MUSIC.

Lonis the eleventh oi France was whimfical
and arbitrary tyrsnt. The Able de Bsynes, a
man. Of great wit and fcience, having invented
many things relating TO Muhcal Enfruments, was
Sinsgpduced 80 LOUIS, and retained BY him IN his
iervice.
One day the King. imagining the thing TO be
sbiolutely impoHiple, commanded the Abbc 10
procure him Harmonious Pounds from the cries OF
hogs. The Able, like a trne courier, did not
lem fnfpiized at the propofaI; butfaid thar the
matter was ieaGble, if great deal Of money was
advanced 10 enable him 10 perform il. The King
ordered the money demanded 10 be inaantiy paid
bin, and deiited she Abtc to fef about the work
without delay. lie did 70 and effected the mott
fuspriting concertever heard.
He gos together number OF hogs of different
ages, and placed them IN tent or pavilion CO.
yered with velvet, before which was ies wooden
painted table, repIeienting the front cfan organ.
He then contributed an inltrument behind it, with
certain numbcr of tops, and they aniwcred to
g many ipikfs, which pficked the hogs, who
2ood tied up behind within the tent in due order,
producing f1ch a 8 fsect concert Pounds" that
the King was extremely delighted, and literally
rev ded he inventor of this iingular piece Of
hIutic.
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are not 70 much againh his beng able 10 land as
he fai, they were, nor did he believe what he
laid. But the chances are, no doubf, coniidera
bly apainR landing. So are the chances in any
Gngle evening againf man being robbed on
Honnllow heath. But the man would certainly
be mad, who, if he were obliged to travel or
that road and to carry his whole fortune with
him, did not prepare hmlelf for an attack, and 10
every refpett al as fbe qpas fire 9beiag attaek
I'd. It's chiIdihlo talk ofgaardng every point
offuch feaS ffuch coast. The navy OF Eng md
is the braveR and greatea hat ever rode the ocean.
But it cannot work miracles Whatever depends
on the winds and waves muf be matter OF
chance. tits worfe than childifh to encourage
nation to tru} her ex;Rence to chance, when IT
may be fecured by valour. Thoie who pirate o..
our fafety behind wooden walls, are either dFiyel-
Iels, whole idiot chat oushttto be filenced az io
ferrous a moment or they are traitors who ling
the lullaby Of death, to the people.
There is.nof, there never was, there never will
be, there never can be, any atety for the people OF
England, but in their own right arms. They
are loft if they do not act asiftbeye qOtys a6rdge
fyow Calais to DoUer Ifthere were, Eogland
could not be conquered, unlefs her people are IS
bafc towards as the tyrant dares TO call them.
IF the couquerors OF Cfeay, of Benheim, OF
Aero, of Alexandra, are content to PATS for COW
ards If they confirm by their bsfenel1 ali that the
tyrant has iaid Of them 10 his aayes; if our fol
diers, our peafants, our yeomen, our manofattur
.ers, b. willing 10 iusrender thu whole OF the ma
eicnal fpirit 10 our (alors il Eaghiflmtn be luch
daAards thar they trcmhle to bandie a muaet o.
7hore, add dare not face an enemy without the
advantage OF fopcrior fsamanfhip, then they oJghs
10 know shat a! sAe 5seii: Of Scandinavia will
not make wooden waBs finn eaongh TO gua'd
them. 1dey, their wives and shsiE child;cn,
will be the aavss, The drudgs, tie fcofn and
mockcry of thg moi} hsii..h band;sSi that ever
" ere iet looie to icoufge aaakind. They will
defcfvc it. fhey xiii nor fall ike the brave
Swifs, auhif fie sesrs and the blelIinss OF he
wortd. Tas. viii not, Ike them, leave name
Which will animate freemen again& grants, as
long IS me globe exits. They will fall unpitied,
onaugnyed, inreipeaed, like wretches, who have
dared 70 leok back on the glory of their fathers,
e look q The faces of their fniling infan;s and
Sc Be wards
BIZ God forbid thar the impious vows Of the
tygsnt hloid be thua accomplished. By Heaven
they ala,lnot! The hearts Of Engiihmen are as
-four 7od their atms are as frong as they were
at Cpsn, md Blenheim! The hero OF Acre will
not wItneis fuch diigrace! The conquerofs of
Alexan.a.a will not be the laves of an upttart
Coi fcan and his enaayed barbsrifed Frenchmen
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A Miller Wanted.

A man who is qualified to conduit
the buinsls Of Merchant Mill who can come
well recoarepdsd for bis honeay, fobriety, kill
10 msopiaetur:ug -four, and attention TO bufnefs,
may b We a birth, and liberal wages BY aPpiyin.
tome.
A man with fnall family who would keep
fopfe and hoard hinfslf would be preferred, with
iuch pfEien would either fip9late for certain
fairy. or in'eFeR him in the bu6nefs by giving
BIN part If the profits. If he had money he
wiihed 70 employ in that way he might have an
opPortcoit of doing 70, and receive in proportion
to his Stock.
JAMES DOUGLASS.
Esl's D.fcuft, Sept. Io, 1853. iaw3w
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PHILADELPHIA, September 90.
ArriVeG.

Ship Fair American, Calhoun, Liver
pool briggs Molly, HG'Call, Hambro; Nan
cy and Katy, Cushing, Bremen; schooners
Betsey, Bennett, Savannah; Widowson,
Matthews, St. Ubes; Democrat, Hethe-
ridge, N. Carolina; Sally, Dickey, Rich
mond; sloop Marion, Corse, S. Carolina.
Glsared-Ships New Jersey, Cooper, Ba-
tavia; Rising States, Bragdon, Charleston !;
Eliza, Charnock, Baltimore; briggs Sally,
MSGregor, Dominique; Lark, Brown, St.
Thomas; Louisa, Motfatt, St. Domingo;
New Jersey, Wade, West-Indies sloop
Sally, Church, Savannah.
Schooner Amity, M'Cutchcon, from
Pittsburg, has arrived at St. Thomas.
Ship Fair American, Calhoun, in long
passage from Liverpool ship Wilmington,
Woodward, from Belfast, and brig, name
&c. unknown, are below.
Brig Eliza, Herrick, from Hull, spoke
July %, LAT. 40, A, long. Z, %, brig Nancy
Butcher, Of Salem, IL days from Bilboa for
Petersburgh. Aug. 8. lat. 46, long. 3621,
spoke the brig Three Brothers, Varnum, 1s
days from Norfolk to Nantz. Aug. 90,
lat. rs, long. IS, spoke ship Juno, Owens,
"a days from Liverpoolto Norfolk.
Ship Corneha, Bliss, from hence has ar
rived at Bristol, {E.) schooner Wealthy,
Ingraham, from New-Orleans to Philadel-
phia, is cast away 6leagues to windward of
the HAVANA.
Ship Peace and Plenty, Davis, of this
port has arrived at the Cape OF Good Hope
from Portland, and was to sail for Calcutta
on the 9th May last.
Brig Lewis, Wricke, from hence to Port
Republican, has been sent to Port Royal,
(Jam,)
Capt. Cushing Of the bring Fancy and
Katy, spoke the following vessels on his
pas age from Bremen. July Il, last 81
A, II. lon.s. 8, 90, &. the ship Sally, Hut
Crimson, 4 days out from Hull for Balri-
more. Aug. Q, lat 40 Z, n. long. so 10,
w. ship Eliza, Isaacs, 80 days from Nor
folk for London. Aug 10, in lat. SO, n.
long. 81, w. ship Eliza, Hatch, of New
buryport % days from New-Yo rk for Ire
land. Aug. IS, long. IS 80, w. the brig
Lady Mead, Bradford, IS days from Bos-
ten, for Falmouth.
4
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ANECDOTE OF SWIFT.

The Dean happening to be in company
with petu.ent and concsited young man,
who prided himself in saying pert things,
and had SO often felt the retort courteous. /;
at length got up and with aifectation said
% Wen you must know Mr.. Dean, that |
set up for awit. Doyou then, replied the
other, take my advice, and SIT down again.
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LOVE AND FOLLY.

Low and Folly were at play,
Both too wanton 70 be wife:
They fell ont, and IN the fray,
Folly rns on, Cnpid's eye.
Straight the criminal was tried,
Had his panilhmepr aligned:
Folly lhould 10 Low be tied.
And CONDEMNED to lead The blind.
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OF George Carer, deceafed, in the county of
Ioadouo, and formerly aaseftiled for iale, not
being eatifcIg biIpofedo f,
Not1es Is hsre5g giusn,
thai she reiaue Of thofe lands w;lI be expoicd to
iaie at Leeiburg on Thursday the lsth of Sep
semoeF next, and the faes will be consinuedif
r'eeeiisry from day TO day until the whole is diff
peied ot-The terms of fac will be the fame as
Observation-Disclosures.
The Executors.
Aug ze. law
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Asranorta Dailp aobertts,r
THURSDAY, SENTENCES ;.

Ne ! n'''st !, solicit The .taoour :
our Subscribers IN Town to reD 9
the office for their Paper, for :,
Sb02t ta11e-aS soon as ho,c,b1I
shaN AGAIN cause them to be ,e,,' 70 .
at their Dwellings. 20
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Eryatum. 10 the fourth line from The b,,,..
of the Essay in cur paper of Tuesday .iss s4
g Il Subscriber" for "Damlet" read Has s,4
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For tie Alexuu}fa Daily AdpertjSsf'
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Tie Lands

Fal's Dfcaff, Sept. ro, 1853.
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S' ~ 'tA> prevailing lever
for the "a hours ending this morning a, u
O'Clock. WV
$. ssowDEN, ssc',y.
o. The Communication fgned 8,
kenber," lhall have a place tc morrow. ~
Er,atum.--In the fourth line from The b,,,.
of the Essay in cur paper of Tuesday sisn.l
Il Subscriber" for 'Damlet" read Hoas
Arrived this morning, hip Ann, Captain R,,s
ford, Of Bottom, .66 days from Liverpool
Goodsta, The dl41,eat merchants effbis tom. :
Capt. Bradford has politely fayoured The E2,iir,,
with Lift of veiiels left at Liverpool, but j, {.
been anticipated BY arrivals at the North.
Spoke lat. a, long. 81, brig Molly, csp,,n
Meal, 81 days from Hamburg, bound to Phi
latl.lphia and a fchoonsr IA days from Norfolk
bound to Cadiz.
Amongst the ehimerical projeas Of the First
Consul to secure his conquest Of England It !,
said, he means 20 choak up the mouth Of ii.
Thames, SO that no relief may get to London BY
water, This is proposed to be done BY sinking
aumter of vessels AT the mouth Of that river H
may as well embark his army in Balloons andde.
scend in the royal exchange, as to do this,
Cesar found large piles of wood, sharpeneJ a,
both ends, III the Thames, which greatly imp:ded
his progress to the Capital. The m0lsru Caar
will, however, have to combat sowerful fleets and
well disciplined armies, ere he, Ike the Romans,
can form Gallo road in Britain. Let him be,
ware, lest his much talked Of &c finger posi- 10
Calais leads him 20 g that bourne from ahenccro
traveller returns
Sill the Democrats here appear 10th to give up
their idol in Europe. Though they sec sbattner:
is as little more true liberty III France tan in Al.
gers, sill they prste about the feasibility of lis
emancipating the British from what they term The
fetters Of tyranny. notwithstanding the las: To-
-reige news displays such conpaa Of unanmiY
in repeling their foe, as the annals al history ne.
yer YET produced, they tel US that they wait in
daily hopes Of seeing TIE annlhilation OF country
50 beneficial to them as commercial nation.-
The VISION of Washington by avertirg tie nss.
cures Of the disciples of Genet happily saved hs
country from such an alliance with " The teriO;
republic" as might at this Gay have made ever
true American deptecate his situation. The TIN:
however, seems near at hand whoa viii deter'
mine the fate of Bonap2rte.
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TIE MORALIST.

No Ill,
THE PASSAGE THROUGH LIFE.
&C Our life is like winters day,
Some only breakfast and away,
"Otbers to dinner stay, and are full fed,
/" The oEaest man but .aps, and goes to bed
Large is his debt, who rgeis oatth day
g Who goes the soonest, has the least to pay
The picture drawn in these lines, isa
faithful epitome of life, which IS every
where state in which muchis to be endur'
ed & little to be enjoyed. It has always been
lamented that of tne little time, allotted 10
man, much must be spent on superha,Ll.sSr.
Every prospect has its Instructions, when
we must break to enargethe view Every
step Of our progress finds imPedlmen's'
which, however eager to go forward ~
must stop to remove. ,r.
Life is not the object Of science. W.
see little, very little; and what IS 6eyona
we only can conjecture. Our ideas, i .
true expand from the Earth to the ES@'
vens, and to worlds unknown. It we On,
quire Of those who have gone before US ~
seldom receive satisfaction-for some na.'
travelled life without making any JUST ~,
elimination, and others, even in old aSs' ~
willing to mislead us. The only, though
therefore, On which we can rePose WIZ
comfort, IS, that which presents to Us III n
care OF Providence, whose eye takes n a.
things, and under whose direction al -
voluntary errors will terminate in haPplnss'IIII
The main Of life is composed OF slh has
incidents and petty occurrences, OF WIS.,
Tor objects not remote, and grief tor als:p
pointnents Of no fatal consequence; o. a. a.,
sectvexations, which sting US as they ~ ~
away; and impertinances which btrz .,a awiiii0
about MS, and are heard no more. nus
lew pains, ard a few pleasures. are all the
materials Of human life; and OF these the
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HEALYH-OFFnP

SEPTEMBgR22
The Committee Of Healthreport. ~.
cases and 2 deaths, of the prevailing few r.N
for the "a hours ending this morning >, -
O'Clock. . " ~
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70 Let,
TIE frame Warehoafc on King Rreet, two
doors above PITT Street, now occupied by Am
brole VaRe. Pofieffion viii be given on the 18th
Of this month-apply, in the abGcnce OF the
fubfrriber, 10 Col Dsnnls Ramfey.
R. |. TAYLOR.
AueuR r. co
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S. SNOWDEN, Sec'yy,

o. The Communication fgned 81
lenber," lhali have place &c morrow.
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Ship Lovias, Jahsit.a, IS da,s fen
Long iiand (Bdhama.) Letr at Nyw-
Providence, Fso. 81, brig Polly, Clark,
of Potion, from Savannah for Jamaica,
order rspaie !; Anderfon, ct Phi
sadelphia, in i'itrsG, Iaying fprung a leak
On Der voyage from s.. Kits, condemned
as not Tea worthy ihip Devonhire, Cor
nell, bound from Jamaica to LiyersooI,
pu, 10 daa els, having fprung leak, ard
being much out Of rNpairs. Schooner
Jenkins, New- York, ran afhors
IN nakicg, a port IN Jamaica belqg
much damaged, he is condemned ;spart CT
the carse laVed. Sehcorer llenry, VIII
fsnof Philadelphia is loft % Elp,hera !;
ra-t Of the cargo faved. 4 fchooref
Belonging TO Philadelphia, bound from
Cha,leionto fisyanus, IS lot on Calls
KEY. Leftat Lorg llsad, {ch'r VAIN
ington, Smith, of this port, bound tc the
Cape loop Nancy, Cougar, for New
York, and floop Rover for New YORK.
Schooner Hope, from Georgetown
March 50, lar. 80, 40, long. IS. 80,
ipoke loop Bahon Terry, 81 days #, m
tie Rivr La Plata, bouad 10 this port n
wan of rovilions md water which cap
Haley fdppiied him with.
Captain Terry informed captain Fl.
thar be had been detained long time by
the Spanih government, and that num-
Der of American yeAels are fill detained
there.
Sch'r T.fttletor, Godbee, from Charlef.
ton. april ], lar. 3o, IA, long. 76,
fpol<e Zip Britannia, Miller, So days
tron, Greenock for Georgetown, Mary
land.
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!. ;.em,d % fsr from the hafboring 3
,.,t;oo inclination % fee back wh,ns !,
i ipas came. that ,hey even 6 ieei Fhe i'a'
'ns{ AVA, ), whenever shay think ct her
's' ~, IDEAS Of Mr.. Jeasrian, On this
80 have as yer been aeceded 10 ~
u, ! RS. only impair fho0id they final
- scoo,e the principle of the nasursAza-
''e - e this nation, it is esiler 70.
,l0n -, 'a f.cb wild and difrstied policy
ie' W.. accelerate the fatal period wher
cue a y machine Of our govern
ths viii be torn in pieces. II IN con-
, TN 10 Mr.. fcrion's propoied plan,
'e'm' 4 ;c., barrier or wall Of partition
q, .,rs,n This and othef nations fhaIl be
p l'.,.ryr broken down ;if warns Ct IN
su .,.5 fore;epers Of 81 claGes, deierip-
P Ia. s0d cssrseers, On barely r9anifsstr
n =, ), irren,ion toict'le and i.se among
ips a,o,,a be admitted to an immediate
.s rs, q tire rights Of Outrage and
s'' -. nr;y;Iedgessof being eligible to offi-
- :, i The fate governments and to any
e 's;, :. il the general governments ,ex-
en- he FLARES Of PRECEDENT ard members
sSF, ~ ~ l,1aIe and houfe Of representatives
;n copgrefs; if this ihould os The ..1 ifa,e
af ,b;nos in this country our hatlo'' wou'o
o ; 'l'ls BECOME, in inPeFlatise degree,
qO's' heterogeneous, incoherent, dd
a =, ma. ) and would bear near
'ia a.,,acs 70 ,he coniuiicn Of Babe and
ls', :. horriblt diicords of tophe'.
!" :" ONE oF-TAE PEOPLE.
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ARRETE,

Canc<yniag tbe Foreigners sfabl5@e9 II
ibe Colonies If Martinique and 81. LIZ
Gle. goth Plauiel', <lt0fnfb year.
Louis Thomas Nillaret Joyen!e, Captain
General of Martinique and ST. Lucie,
and Charles Henry Burtln, Coaniei-
lor of State, Colonial Prefett OF the ial5
Itlands.
On examination of the letters pafen'
OF the month Of October, 1927, and the
treaty Of Amiens between the French
r public and the United Kingdom Of 6.
Britain;
IL poispuence Of the joa rePsefenta i
rs Of tie French merchants with reg I'd
o The liberty with whicA foreigners or