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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06
The Sale

of the property advertiled on the 18th Of AugnH
lsft by us, in puruance Of the dscree Of the cir
cult court of the diltrief of Columbia, for the
c>onty of Alexandra, at the laR June term of the
aid court, and in purl1ance OF the laf will and
teRament of Lewis Hopkins, dcceafed, TO take
place on this day ar the houle of Francis Daniel,
at the Little Falls of the Potomac, is unavoid
ably poRponcd until Thufiday the 10th day OF
November next, at which place and on which
day, if fair, if not the next fair day, will Pod-
lively be fold by US, at public auction, to the
highcf bidder for ready money,
The following Property, 0lz.
One undivided third part of 2o7 acres of Land,
in tie faid diaritt, near the laid Lisile Falls,
upon which are Merchant Mills, with three pair
of French burr mill itones, and every neceRary
and convenient machinery for manufacturing four
10 the bea advantage; ALTO a brewery and diftil-
sery, miler's hodle, brewer and dittiler's houie
and fundry other improvements, This property
will be ihewn TO any pcrion who may incline TO
purchafe it, by the iaid Francis Daniel, at any
time before the fac.
A tract Of Land in Fairfax county, about three
miles from the faid Little Falls, containing 2o7
acres, upon which is dwelling houie, in which
Mrs. Sufan Wren lives, and fqndry other improve
ments; about two thirds OF this land are cleared,
and the remainder in wood it is good farming
land. Mr.. William Waters, who lives near Il,
will thew this land 10 any Petfon or Perions who
may incline TO purchaie it, at aoy time previous
to the fale.
Mrs. Sulan Wren, who was the widow of the
iaid Lewis Hopkins, has a right of dover 10 the
aforefaid property. oJ The lale will commence
at twelve o'clock.
Philip R. Fendall,
Robert Young, Estors.
William Waters,
Sept. 70. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06
Sales bp audt0n.
On SATURDAY,


On SATURDAY,
Al 0'claek, qvil Be Jaldat t5e GtxaRt Store, The
eorner Of King aad Union a,tets.
Rum IN hhds. and barrels,
Whilkey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter ca&s,
MoIafes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
rRaiiins in kegs and boxes,
Dozens Ware, and
ALSO,
a variety Of DRY GOODS,
-AmoNG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Iriih Linens,
Catimercs, Calicoes,
Kerfeys, Threads,
Coatings, Chintzes,
Halhhickss Bcdticks,
Fearnaught, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muffin
Negro Cottons, Handkerchicfs,
s7orAed and other India Cottons, &c
Stockings, &c.
THOS. PATTEN, AsEioaes,.
Oaober 8.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-06
THURSDAY, OcroBER 6. 1903.

MUSCOVADO SUGAR.
THE fubfcribers have received, per the feh'r
Leboo, and ofer for fale on reafonsbIe terms,
nnds. Hyp qsaliy
% bis BIS Gaadaloafe Sggar.
TIE, haze nJlo on 5qsa,
10 puncheons 4th proof Jamaica Spirits,
IT do. DO. St. Kits Rom,
WhiRey in tierces and BIS.
And parcel Of St. Martins Salt.
and I. Vowel.
Augua a6.
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
Haze receiz,td and far Sale,
A few bales German Linens,
z trunks calicoes and chintzes,
do. hoGery,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
tyelles threads,
80 boxes dippd and mould candles,
10 hhds. moiaiics,
q do. Jamaica fpifits,
Go. fngars,
20 barrels prime pork,
so do. herfings,
10 do. lhad,
so kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
H They are gluing Ceh, for wheat,
-four, corn, rye, beans and tobacco.
Augua !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

Willie d srea a. Puklic Hendre, 81 ne
second day ~ Atra Ceivf, fhs sfscts
eflArs. 5nsa,zn6h Vol femoff, deccased.
DEDS, bedsteads and Bed-furniture.
y Tables, Chairs, and Z variety 81
other Household md Kitchen Fnrnfnire
400 numerous 10 particularise- -swo e.
cellent MICH COWS with Calls.
together with number Of other nrtitles.
The sals win De held 1t the dwelling
house Of Doctor JACOB p. HARRIS
IA the main street Martinsburr, and BE-
GIN early 10 die day. a liberal credit
viii Be allowed. Due attendance win
Be given by theA ADMINISTRATIONS.
April 1, 1905.
N. B. Persons having claims againat
the estate Of the deceased, are requested
70 bring them ii, properly attestcd. 10
the Administrators on tie dsy IL saIe,
and I'll those indebted 70 the aid esiate
are also desired t6come forward On the
same time prepared 20 discharge their.
feoDectiRc Acc0unf6s ~ q Z : Is d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
& NJ 2 & n o K,


AsBEAJITIFUL Bay, i6 hand.high,
and seven years old, win stand q he sub
scribcrs stable, 4miles from Martinsburg,
and four fromthe Sulphur Spring., atthe
mansion place Of lanes Strode, decd,
and cover mares q The moderafe price az
four dollars each, seven dollars . insure
. foal, (if the mare i parted with % Be.
forfeited, or may be re1entered BY The
season,) and one dollar and an half the
single leap, the money TO be paid forthe
leap when the mare Is put 20 the horse.
EMPEROR was got BY Col. Bur-
wells noted horse Emperor, his dam BY
Gen. Zanes Ranger, his grand dam BY
the imported horse old Mark Anthony.
Tbs season win commence the lst day q
April, and end tie Let IL July. Payment
10 be made on OF before die first day Of
October next. Pasture wiIl Be fafnish-
ed for mares that come from ! distance.
but We win not BE answershle for accident,
or escapes. ZEPHANfAH nEALE.
SAML. BI.ACKM0RE.
{ March JOy I0oS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

Hpears thar Il yons and zen IL those M
voted with o,,, hadbeen honest enough
you might have secured "a Is a eonil,.
BE md republican presentation il the
Senate. he only reason which Iscan
assign FOR yonr conduct ID this bushes.
i ths, l believe you uere anxious s
gain the favour 81 those eonspicuou.
charcters residing inshe lower cclntie. !.
they pretend % be violent repubiicsns.
but are II ihctthe greatest aristocrats n
the United States. You supposed dr.
By caressinS these great personases YOU
were likely % arrive Il prefernent, ! /
shall now conclude BY telling YOU / can
never con6dc n . person who would ss-
'cri6ce che dsarest and most genuine e.
publican i1serssts IN order 10 secure liz
own sini1,c md selfish views. I ratkera
think thu y1u have been guilty. 81 I con.
duct az this lind, and until / have more
suhstantial reasons to believe the contra
", Ic1n never vote for ven. a.
s. a REPUBLICAN,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

of coffee At the Cape. Thai few days
before the Paisley sailed, sugar was not
20 Be obtained 4 any price. That the
American cargocs were weighed u the
custom house, let them consist 81 what
they may, and so cents payable to the
weigh-master on every 1000 vt. Capt.
Johnston declares, that every voyage :
vessel makes there, there are new laws
and achange Of officers.
Capt. Johnston further informs, that
he sailed in company with several French
vessels, bound to leeward with troops--
one brig, he understood, Wa bound to
New.O Orleans, with 4 new Governor for,
Louisiana. IN r. Gaz.l =
From q Londoh papsr. january Is.
Il has long been reported that the two
Flcridas has been ceded BY the crown Of
Spain tothe French republic. The last
mails from Holland brought over the
same intelligence IN more authentic
form than any IN which II before arrived.
a matter of more serious importance
scarcely remains tobe settled BY the pow
1ers on the continent, and il win certainly
have great influence oathe prosperity and
peace Of the United States Of America,
At the same time that il will greatly en-
danger our possessions Of the West In.
dies, IN the event Of renewed hostilities.
The Mississippi river, and al those
which run into itfrom the western coun-
tries Of the United States, and BY which
alone thar valuable and delightful country
communicates with the ocean, will now
pass through French territory, and belia-
BILE ID al the capricious embargoes and
embarrassment that such government
may expect to bring on so interesting
navigation. IL the two Floridas were
fully peopled, they could never maintain
more than one million ave hundred thou-
sand inhabitants; but then these inhabi-
tants would Be supported By France, and
to involve the country Of Americain dis
sentions, out Of which she never couldin
any reasonable time extricate herself. "A
jealousy between Fra1ce and America
must spring up ont Of this transaction;
and the end win iii al probability be that
the country now supposed TO be coded
viii be yielded up TO the United States,
though that cannot BE expected TO happen
without 1 violent contest, which win I'M.
volve al those states that feel interested
in the result. &
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
YOUNG ALKNoMACK, IA
kafeiy sem ne .Sfafs b 7snsessss,
KILL stand this season Z ne suE


yK7ILL stand this season e she sub.
wv scriber's stable, one mile from
Martinsburg. the three frst days IN
each week, and the three last days Il the;
week 81 Mr.. Robert Snodzrass,s, q ne
Bah road, ten miles from de sameplace,
and cover marco ct four dollars and !
bushel Of oats the season, eight dollars
for Insurance, and one dollar he sinRIs
leap. The money for the season 10 Is
paid the fst Of October, for inluranee
when the mare proves % Be with foal,
and for the single leap when Il Is taken.
The season has eommenced and win.
end the last Of July. 81 ]; S.
YOUNG ALKNOMAcK Is ahand-
some black, fifteen and an half hands
high, elegantly formed, strong md o.
tive. His sire was che celebrated rum
ming horse Old Alknomack, and his
dam fun bred mare, Il i not deemed
necessary % give . longer history of his
pedigree, e his appearance win suliei-
emily recommend him, so
HUGH v. PATTERSON.
April 1, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

THE eubscribcr respectfully informs.
Is his friends and he public, that re-
has again rented the house ii which he,
has resided Cor some ysars past, and in-
tends % continue % keep 4 House of
PUBLICs AMTERTAtNNIE
lie tendel Nj xhank1 % thoSe Who have
hitherto fav6ured him with thpir casi6n,.
and assures them thar his endeavours, 4
fnture, 70 render their accommodation
genteel and agreeable, shall Be redon-
bled.
ABRAHAMG ORRELL.
Martinsburg, April 1, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01
MARTLMsBURG, April !.

So 5
w4prYucprYp. 80,
11A4s Z 800 .e1s0' ~
3 I. = ! ~ !. s. /. ~
MAJOR flames Step hs1ison,s dddress to
tie public, came % hand toe late 70 abbear
infhis paper. n slali haze q place u eur
nsss. 'F.'
By = eefatlemaa just returned from
Huniiagdon County, FenasyIOania, ne
are informed 81 a most dtroci0ns robbrrv
kauing been terbetrafed II ME neieasboS.
zhood Of Pine crrek IN that County. TIE
circumstances Of this rob6ery as related 10
.vis are as Joliops !: n lasss Butter. dauck.
Ter of Docfor Bnfier, 81 Kentuekv. io-
wing beeD % q pisit % sobie soedithg reia-
fipes at Montreal, and rrce;ped Or them
cash 10 me amount Of 1I53 gnineas, .pas
returning to Kentucky under tie brotec.
frn 81 q ,7fr. Bfajasiig Gsn,sef, . Young
man rpie had been br0ae1tf a. fr5m NJ
infancy IN her fathers famiIy, and II
1chom HE mosf aa5sundea confidence had
afsuays been placed. on TIE evening Of
the 15fh ut. they came 10 d snail cabin
iinfhe tack part of Hnnfi,,gdon Counfv---
M;ss Bu,lfr be:;ag much JstieYed, er1res-
sed a desire - remain at tI;ss ta5is, ~,
nigh, but her conductor objected, ana a.
the sume time informed her thai a genteei
publ;ic Inn zpos only frvo niles dsstant--
through his persuasiot,s she conseated 10
70 on They Il dd not proceeded more than
haLf a mile phea Comet rode ~ and tax
ing her horse 81 the bride rem iet4 him "a
some considerable distance 3 Ao5s ne sroad
and compelled her 10 dgsmogai- III thea,
! drezo one ofthe bisfols irom his holsterss
! Nth an intention Of kfla;np her. dl,nost
pefrifed NTH astonishmssnt and terror
] she n 4 rbblicating manner III blored h;;n
10 Spare her ne ana tate ali ~ rsonrv /.
der bossrssion. ~ thea MN fhrsot,s
: conaeflleg he5 20 sfrIio 05saH her clothe, !.
pareed hss. tiied her hdnds 5eA;na ~,
SacS rtfth onesJ lh.is sadal styabs. and MIA
ne otiey IA leaed her Is q trfe..-Ia ~.
.;tuat;on he lrff her. calculat;io 10 dor5t.
M sbe rp0uid BE- uua,5ie IS sarpiipe NJ,
iinciemeucu y he niiglt. .some t;ne ayler.
ne mas zone. b. making gredt exeyfions.
: ~ 49, v
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-04-01

Major flames Stephs,ison,s ddaress 70
he bnbi;ic, came % hand to- late 10 appear
infhis paper. n slfaii hdpea place u our
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
FOR sALE, BY
SIMEON. MARTIN,

CIXTY Hhds. good retailing Molaiie',
- Two tons Hart. Club, and Halbeck Steel,
Twensy boxes brown HAVANA Sugars,
Two rhoufand buihels Exuma Salt, fuitable for
pork. beef, sad fifh. 49, Alto,
Jsa ysesivsS frsm A-ssvd~~. per flip Eagle,
(DssxI Asais MaasyJ
,s Boxes plain Glafs- Ware, each containing Sc
IRA ~ Of half-pint Tumblcrs, &c per Rraw--
pint Decsn,ers-6 half pint do.--r. Wine
GIsfies--6 Salt Cells.
q Boxe, Auted GaG Ware. each containing.
400 halfpin, Tumblen--, quart Decsnters,
4 pint do.-4 half pint ditio--,o Wine
Glafies--6 Salt Cells.
10 Pipes Weefo Gin---y caiks White Lead.
20 quarter caiks Of Piiul Powder.
4 esiks Shot. of various fzes,
ditto Liufeed Oil,
90 Datch Cheefes. ~efshins IS & ~ lbs. each.
900 ps bo'tlel empty Gin Csfe.
Nesyf~a Jsu. ss. ise,. l',sJ
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
7ojSbh w. Paul e Co.

Have fa, (ak at f5siy Sfor on Baajae,'s W5a,f
A GENERAL and genuine sfIorrment oI
"A Groceric,, a, low as can be purchsfed in
this town.--Likewiie,
Molsg,s of fupetior quality per hogfhead,
New. England Rum by ths hogthead.
Sugar by the barrel.
Tea. by the dozen ID.
Fre(h Flour by the barrel, Of which they in.
,end to keep conaant fupply.
Bea Havanoa white and brown SUGARS,
y ny the Blk.
tT Matters Of Veirrls, &c. can be fupplicd
with any articles they may want, and the
fmalleA favor gratefully acknowledged.
Nswtoy,. Fsb,sn,y &. 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

Sec. Il. fsd be 10 fssibe, mated, That
the Pfc6dent Of the United States mali have full
power 70 appoint and commiiIion the furseyor,
regfters of thc land Offices. and receivers of pab-
tic menies sbove menriosed, in the rece6 ol
Congrefs, and their CON nifions fhsil continuc
10 force until the end of the feiIion Of Cosgref'
nexs enfuiog fu.h appointment.
Sec. IS. Asd be IL Es,tbey exat7td. Tha,
a FUN nor exceeding twenty thouiAid dollars.
DC, and. the fame 10 hereby appropriated for the
Purp,ic Of carrying this act inro efctt which
fun !hal be paid out OF any unsPpropris,ed
monies in the treafary.
Sec. rs. Asd be IL fsrfbey snatlsd, That
the aett praceeds Of the lands which may be
fold by virtue of this act, after dcdueting the
iuryeying expences and other expenccs Incident
20 the iale thereof, fhal, and rhc fame are here
by appropriated in ihe 6rt place. towards pay
ing - the State OF Georgia fun of one million
tso bundled and 6iiy ,houfacd dollars, in pur-
iosnce Of the articles Of agreement and ceilion
enteted into between the United States aod thar
STATE; and the frcreury Of the tresfury is iere.
by authorized aad directed 70 pay accordingly.
and from time TO time, as the fame fhall be re-
ccivcd in fhe treaiury of the United States. fc
mach of the faid nett proceeds as will amoant
TO the fad fun Of one million two hundred and
6fiy thaufand dollars.
Sec. ~. dsd 3. ii farf5er exaasd. That
all pavisabIc rivers within rhe teri.ory OF the
Uni'ed States. foush Of the STAGE of Tenneff.e.
ihall be deemed TO be and remain public nigh
ways. NATHANIEL MACON,
SptHte, sf,be Hozjf sf Reprs/t~,atives.
STEPHEN r. BRADLEY,
PnJiAsn Of tbe Sssafe, pro tsmSare.
APPROVED, March 81. 1903.
tn: JEFFERSON,
Pr.fdsn Of ,be Urhsd Sta,ts.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
NO e IC E

rs hereby given, to all perfous having any de-
maods asainS the eRatc Of Captain JosErH
CoNoDon, late Of Jameaown, deceafed, to sx-
hibit them; and all perfops indebted to fsid ei-
tate, arc called upon TO make payment to Ma.
RY CONGDON, of JamcRown. Executrix to
laid efaate or to EBENEZER SHEARMAN,
her lawful Agent, at Newport.
November Il, 1909. T3H
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
TO THE PUBLIC.
NeWporf, Long-WbaJf No. II.
KeyeS & Brigham.

uAVE nov for faie. and OF the fra quality.
L i by large or fmalI qusntity. whole and
half barreled prime neh. mel. and prime Beef,
me!s and prime Pork. Lard, Hams. bar Soap,
mould and dipt tallow Candies. Alto. eofned
and fEefh Beef.
@SF Gentlemen de6rous of being
accommodated with the bea of proSifons, ,by call
ing at faid Stose. will meet the gresteh CO.
couragenent. April z3, 1903.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
Paper Hangi'ys.
SAMUEL JAMES
HIS FOR S iLE.

HIS FOR s iLE,
a + bis Paper Hanging Msnofsetory. which
4 A II in the Houfe he now occupies, oypolte
TO M. LezDh Peek't. on the Wee-Side OF the
Bridge. Pfovijence. great variety of
Hogfs Paper and Bord. frg,
or the ne*et and moa eltyant Figures al whole
tale and retail. on as good terms as can lie pur.
chaieiin America.
a geoeroos credit given 60 ,hoGe who por-
cna'e oy the quantity for retsiliog,
~. b. The above is printed on good pa
per, and the work well executed, by and ueses
the direction of workman from Europe.
May "a, 1909. 6m
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Rbode-tt2and Djqrd, H.

,or,o, June 20, ISo3.r
NOTICE IS hersby siveo e. ths cfe,,,,s.,s Of
IN THOMAS HANDY. Of Ncwporf, in f,id
Dhtnet merchant. sgairf HON cemmif;on
OF Bankruptcy has beea ifoed a procecded on.
90 appear az the G lden. Ball len. kert w III
prem Anmi9sz, ia Providence, in ia'd DiAiiet,
ON Monday the Eighteenth DAY o, lsiys ne xt,
az Ten o'clock in the torenoon ard !heu csnlc. e.
II any they have. Why the ceui6ca,s oi hi, dif-
charge ihould nor he sIlnwed.
DAVID LEONARD RARNES,
Jzage of ibe OJfy'a CoS,,
ia, REsR. T1.,J ~ 9.., .
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16

From One Dollar IS Ccnt,, TO Eigh, Dollar,
each. Likerpitt, Mems ard Wopen's warranted
Saddles and Brides, meas and women's Shoes.
Ays. Rum, Brandy, Gio. Sugar. Tea.
Coffee, Moiaaes, Flour, Ginger. Alfpice. Pep
per. Cinnamon, & other articles in the Grocery
line. They have Oh hand. one hundred pair of
Boys Calf fkin Shoes.
All which wi bedifp,fed Of on reafonable terms.
- BeG Spaoifh SEGARS, by the large
or fmai quantity.
Noqrpert, .ff,I 40. 1903. I34 ON
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
For Sale.

ORION ANDERSON, RESPECTFULLY iav
NJ forms his friends and the public in gene,
raj, that he has taken part Of the nore belong,
ing to his father. Fraseii 6sdsyss, oppoGte The
Red Market, where he carnes on the buGnes Of
Tia Plate Worker. Ia all It's various branches :.
Thofe Who may favor him wi,h their cuaom,
may depend upon punesua.i;y Confsnr sfsea.
dance viii BE- given, and the fmaIIea fsvoss
gratefully acknowledged.
srCs5 gives for sX Pesuffr S Lead.
Newport. APnl i6. Iss
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1803-07-16
TO be Sold or LET.

a WELL hniihed Dazzling. Houfe, fituated
\ on Ihames-Stree,, oppoli,e MIR. Rsbsr
Sftv'ns--Alfoa new Store. adjoining the yard
and garden. with good veil of wster.-n
not Immediately fold, the Shop, with fome part
OF the Houfe. will be TO let.-1'he 6,uatiou,
Doth TOR hsa!ih and buGnefs, Is nor inferior to
any IN town. Conditions may be known, by
applying to HENRY G. CHAMPLIN.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1904 cxii
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Public Entertainment.

Public Entertainment.
fabfcrioer inform The Public that he.
L has opened Houle Of Entertainment in
Water. Street, in the town of WasRRn. hsn
OF the Sbip; wef Of Coie's Inn.-Ccnflans al
tendance ~ill be given. and every attention paid
TO Ladies and Gentlemen. for their accommoda.
ton. BY the Pablic's humble fervant.
PRESERVED ALGER.
O<.e6fr IS, 1902. cviiitf
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-07-18

Emperor Of Ruflia had fent any initruc-
tons to bring the queltion of "a medita-
ton to any diftina point whatever; and
under thole circumstances it appeared to
him that it could only tend to a delay,
which would be highly injurious to this
country"
Lord Hawsefbury fated, {" that Mr..
Talbot was not left AFFAIRS, nor, as far
as he knew, M. Portals in London, for
the purPofe of concluding any negotia-
ton whatever The former was left to
take care of different papers belonging to
the embaay, and ALTO with reference TO
the fubieds vto could not Immediately
leave Paris"
MAY u.
In the Houfe Of Lords, yeferday, Lord
Pelham went over the recapitulation Of the
events which have occurred in the late
negotiation with France the holtillity
on the part of France he faid was 70 ap-
parant as to render any illucidation un-
neceaary; and left to Great Britain no
other choice, than War or degradation.
He concluded a lengthy fpeech with hop
ing that party difin6tions would iublide;
as we'll all heat and fevour Of debate.
May IS.
The oppohtion members at a meeting
held at Particles on Sunday night, GIVEN
ty fecond May) agreed 10 fupport the War.
Mr.. Fox obferved, that the papers moved
for by Mr.. Grey lhewcd the hottie ditpo-
fition of the enemy, and thar the Firit
Conful had committed an aggreGion in
declaring War againf our commerce.
The Vienna letters BY the lalt mail, fate,
that the Emperor Of Germany has repeat
ed 10 the Britilh Ambanador his determi-
nation 10 remain neuter.