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BRIDGES.

On Taslaay the third Of MAJ xest, bring
the Jscsad dey Of Prince WilAam court,
at the cart koaje Of Inl county, BE-
t4veen the bars efIz and o'el0ek, 7oi!l
be let to The h40sf bidasvs
The building Of two Bridges,
ofHone; one over Cedar Run, near Corn
,vallis's Ford, and the other over Broad
Run, near Atwell's Ford. A plan will
be ihewn on the day Of faIe, by the com.
nnioners. Bond with Satisfactory fecu-
rity will be required. Two thonfand dol
lars are now ready fubjee TO the orders
OF the Cnmmi 1ioners.
James EeOeA, !
thus. Lee. fen. Court
Charles EqOSA, comn'era.
Beraard Hooe, jim.
Anril 8. dds
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loublir ueaoae.
On TUESDAY,,

b,lo,'asei, su'.l b 'oI4 attic SsH44
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels
French Brandy in pipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiksy and Apple Brandy 10 bis.
Sugar 10 hhds. sierses and bis.
coase in tierces and bags
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould aud dip'd Candles
Raihus in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs 10 kegs and trails,
Oueers Ware IN crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 tariety Of DRY GOODS.
Among which are,
Cloths, Coat,ngs,
Xsrieymcres, Duthis,
Plains and Kerfeys.
Negro CwtoDs, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Callmancoes and Ruhels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irifh Linens, Slleha do.
Platillas,
Olnaburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
Iadia Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerehleis,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads. Hats,
Plated Csrdleficks,
And lundry other Articles.
P. 6. MARSTELLER.
April 10.
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Notice is hereby given to the

Creditors of Thomas Moore, BankyAbh
that on Wedneiday the goth day OF Apfti.
1909, between the hours of three and five
'clock, at the Clerks OGic. OF Alexan
dria county, a certificate of diichatge VIII
le giyento the fald bankrupt, unlels cauie
,e then and there fhewn to the contrary,
~ the laid creditors or either of them.
By order of the honorable William
Kitty, Chief Judge OF the Circuit Court
!. the Dilr;e' Of Columbia, this twelfth
lay Of April, 1893
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
April -. d3otaA
John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,
1t rs 4uareboue, Prince freet aobarf,
on vey reafonable fern, for ee@, or
Approved credit,
Mulcovado Sugar hhds. and
barrels,
India and Havana white do.
Loaf do.
Coffee in bags,
w. India and N. England Rum,
H f'insn s Gam, |0t'hs'4sa quality,
zen S 3 $::::: 4,'.'. TEAS.
India Cottons,
Bandanno Handkerchiels,
Ruiiia Dock aud Sheetings,
/ in Linens,
Bar Iron, cotton and wool Cards,
Sole Learner, Shoes OF all forts,
Pepp-f, Nutmegs and Cinnamon,
BrimR, ne, Alum and Copperas,:
Window Glafs,
Cables and Cordage Of all iizes,
Wrough, and cut Nails,
Spermaceti and tallow Candles,
Soap, Cheefe, Oil,
fns,sg, WINES,
NdIaSd,
A few boxes excellent CIaret,
A few baikers excellent French Cordial,
Boxes of Olives and Capers,
Salt, prime and mrfs Beef,
: bales hatters' Wool,
IBIS. Verdigrife,
A few bags frelh Hops,
boxes Of RaiGns,
caiks Pearl Alhes,
do. Salt Pttre,
Manufactured Tobacco,
Nova Scotia Griaditones,
Rhode Iiland Lime,
3 boxes Writing Psper,
A few pair elegant Looking Glaaes,
A few packages Engliih Glafs Ware,
.Gorted,
Tea table fetts of China, Nankeens,
Mems fine and coarle Hats, &c.
AJo,
A fnali quantity of CoTToK YARN
ruised for knitting or weaving, at mucht
cheaper rate than can be afforded from a
common wheel.
April IS.
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Is hereby given to the Creditors
Of VIM. Bell, q B0nkrul5t,
THAT On Saturday The goth OF April,
1903, between the hours of three and four
o'clock, ar the Clerks Office of Aiexan.
drla county, certificate OF diltharge will
be given 70 the faid Bankrupt, ualeis caufe
be then and there fhewn to the contrary,
by the faid creditors or either of them.
BY order of the Honorable William
Kitty, Chief Judge Of the Circuit Court of
the Di4rct OF Columbia, this Fifteenth
day OF April, 1903.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
AnriI 70. d3ofhA
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salts bp aualun.
On WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
Alo s'esek, srill be Jold at The Yea4ne
Stare, fbe corner At King ard Unisu
6rnn.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whikey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in caiks,
Wine in pipes and quatter caks,
Moafles 10 hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rsihns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Ware, and
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Isilmeres, Calicoes,
Aerieys, Threads,
loallrg,, Il Chintzes,
HalfIhick., Bedticks,
Esanaught, oznaburgs.
SS'ankets, Sewing Silks,
s.anes, Muffin and Multi
Negro Cottons, Handkeschiefs,
Worried and other India Cottons, Sc
tStockings, &c.
iHOS. PATTEN, AHR;ont<r.
Amil y.
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g3uhItr @ate.

WILL BE SOLD, at public auction, on
Tuefday the zoth infant, al halt paa
3 o'clock in the afternoon, at the houfe
of Mr.. James Bacon, on Fairfax ilreer,
A VARIETY OF
Household and Kitchen
FURNITURE, &c.
GEO. YoUNGS, Aiignee.
Anril II. d
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Or. FENDALL,
OPERATOR UPON TEETH

OPERATOR UPON TEETH,
rs jua arrived in Alexandra, and may
i be feen and coniulted at Mr.. Gadfby e
tavern at any time. As the Doctors
con,;nsance in town is uncertain, the foon-
erspplications are made to him the better,
as he is anxious to return to his reGdence,
from which place he has been 70 long alb
cnt.
Dr.. Fendall cures the fcuryy in the
gums, he it ever 70 inveterate, in fhorf
time; faRens loofe teeth, by making the
gums grow firm up to them; leaders
teeth white and beautiful prevents their
decay keeps inch =, are 70 from becom-
ing worfe, even to old age; Ellis up thofe
that are hollow with gold or lead, which
will not only render them ufeful, BIZ. pre-
vents their aching and further decay;
extracts teeth and ftumps make and 6xes
artificial teeth.
Hi. Columbian Antiicorbu.ic Denti-
fricc for prelefving the teeth gums,
fockets, &c. and fup.rior he thinks both
in elegance and efficacy 10 any other, is
Gill fold by the Doctor.
March II. Jaw
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.


- AN AWAY on Saturday, the 9Th of this
IN month, bright Mulat,o Man, named
STEPHEN; about aS or 80 years Of age: He
is about S feet or inches high, pleafant eoun-
tenance, ipeaks rather low, but very active aud
handy at any work; he lcrvcd an apprenticeship
to weaver, is a good workman at that buff
nef,. aud remarkable good hand in brick
yard; in fhort, he is imart at any thing he is
let about he is very fond Of ipiri,. of any kind.
cannot dcferibe his dre(s. He never ran away
before, 70 j expect he has been in.iced off by
fomc artful villain; if it he the cafe, and the
manran' be apprehended, ] will give so Dollars
on his conviction Of the theft.
ROBERT BO90ESS.
N. B. fore~arn all perfons from harborinK
faid fellow at their peril, as in that cafe they
may expect TO be profecuted.
Fairfax County. March "a.
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covered 10 carry on WhOlcfa'e md Mari
';me Commerce, without torisiiing there
:. their aides, or any OF their rights.
colonel Ssbaliiani, after being recs'v-
a and entertained, with the highsif DIFF
,:oaion by the Packa Of Cairo, has pfo-
..rsed TO Damiesta, on board the French
fr;sae Cornelia, and will SO thence to
Syria. .,a.;,
The peys, who menace Alexandra,
have under their command, about tour
shoufand men in all. Mamelukes and
Arabs.
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PHuADELPHIA. March 70.

Capt. Dolby of the Lifflt R0berf, arri-
we'd here yclterday morning from Malaga,
lays, thar while st Malaga he was infor
dby the American Conlul, tina, the Dey
Of Algien had declared war again2
France.
Capt. d. is the bearer Of diipa,ches from
The American Confnl, and was chraged, in
cafe ofPut,ing into any other port than that
OF Dis dsRina.ion, to,ufe the utmoR exerti-
on in forwarding them to the Scat of Co.
rernmens. From which we conclude
they arc of an important nature.
Arrived, fchooner Ann and Mary,
Powers, Cape francois Little Robert,
Dolby, Malaga Britith Queen, Had
held, ST. Johns.
& Cleared, brig Mercury, Gardner, St.
IfOix Schooner Favorite, Co,,erill, N.
q York.
Capt. Dolby, of-the fch'r Little Ro-
se't LETT a, Malaga, or the I'd Feb. Shir
enterprise, Barnet, N. York brig Ly-
MA, Walderboroush; brig Eliza, Ellis,
philadelphia; brig Echo, Gilmore, Bof-
,on, frcm Philadelphia; fsh. --, OF
sS. lnand, from Charleffon.
Iap'air Daihy, fpcke on the 7rh March
= lat. s4, 81, N. long 6s, 80, w. kh'r
1ss''am' Amos of New York, s day from
Saslory, for ST. Croix.
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A, Tortuga. III. mxdacrc Of the Whiscs
had been almo& u.iyeaal.
It's believed that the Brigands ATE
clsndeainely furnilhed with fupplies, am
munition, Sc. BY ion,e members OF the
French army. The luipicion has been
occafoned by the faes, that French ca.
ridges, luch as thole brought by the
toops from France, have been. found, to
comfortable amount, on the perfons OF
the Brigand prifoners. Captain Powers,
we are Informed has one or two OF thefe
cartridges.
Lpon the whole, the accounts which
we have received from various quarters,
reprefent the iland as in. fate Of defpe-
ration and ruin. Trade is almoR at Rand,
and life and properly are alike precari-
Gus. Phil. PAP.
The trial Of Mr.. Robert Pierpont, Is
principal on an indictment for fraud againA
his Underwriters, in cauhng veleI in.
lured by them to be funk, was completed
in the Supreme Court now fitting in Boz
ton, on Tuelday the 10th inf. The YER
diet Of the jury was I" guilty."
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DUBLIN, January 10.

a reoo;tit;on Of feversl Magsfra:es OF
,he Ccuo,y of Tipperary. has been made
to-,he Deputy Clerk of the Peace, 70 iam-
mon Special Seilion OF the peace to DC
held al clonmel, on the aft inf. to con.
S1er the aate of thar country, and the
propr e OF applying co u, y-inmerf 10
have certain parts oft proclaimed sgteea :
bly, TO tie proviiions of The lnsufrse'lon
Ar.
Our opinion that the disturbances IN the
South are only the. efeef OF local Jca-
loufes and provincial antipathies, CON-
mon 10 almca every country, IS cofo-
borsred by. the following extract from a
morning Journal, which is iufpoted lone
times 70 express the fenfe Of Government,
and we readily believe IN this inaanes
does 70. .
= In our laii publicatioo we Ratcd that
The disturbances in the South aroie IRON
q mere contention among laboprers, whe.
,her Kerry-men ihould intrude upon the
Inhabitants of the other counties OF Mum
her. or whether by force and cruelty that
,oyal and labor;ous race ihould ftand ex-
sluded, and we sGerted that if the noble
men and gentlemen OF Munlter would
sxer, ,hemielves, they could ihortly put
an end 10 ,hcfs difSraceiul outrage,
which, from their inactivity, have too long
been permitted TO take place.
Subiequent events have proved thar
we were right, for by letters yeaerday
received, il appears ihat in two cocntie'
Waterford and Tirperary,) The almof
single exesrions of Lord Dononghmors
Nave been efficient 10 retore trarqcility.
morning parer mentions, that The
Right Hon. Mr.. Wiekhsm having fig.
nifed his .in,cn,ion of WHITING Limerick
on Saturday LAT, TO corfer WI h the gentle
men Of the county upon the fate of il,
il wa, shoaght sdvilable TO poapone the
publication of iome refolutions entered
into on Wednefday laR, Cnsii after his
Grival.''
January 90
In our lat, we bad the fa,isfaefion ct
Eating, that thro' the exsrtions OF Lord
Donoughmcre, tranquility had been ccm
pletely eifablfhed in the counties ot Wa
tcrford and Tipperary. We have row
+ The further fatistattion Of adding, that his
Lordihip's fpiri,ed example has excited
an emulation among The Noblemen and
Gentlemen Of the county Of Limerick TO
puriue a fimilar conduit, and that there
remains no doubt, bur their country will
soon experience he ZANE tranquility and
obedience 10 the Laws, which at prefer,
reign in the counties where his Lordhip's
sxsrrions have been 70 fucceisful.
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Notice..

ALL perlons having claims
againit the eftate Of Thomas Gave, OF
Countries, deeeafed, are requeRed to bring
them fot adjuament and payment ard
all thofe indebted to the efa,c arclefped-
fully called upon to make immediate pay
ment to the execu:rix, it being her zaxi.
Gus with TO clofe all the accounts.
MARY ANN CAVE.
Alex. March IS. eogt
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aIframM s,D5~ riser.

auk6ltNtA xsDO~it0St.
TuasDAx, MARCH II.
The hip Fame, captain Clark, was adj
verified in Liverpool paper of the a7h
Of January for this port, to fail in 'lw
days.
From Caadalaab<, FEB. IS.
By letters received in town from Qua
daloupe we learn that .5e,ome Boxatarte
youngca Broihe, OF tho FuA Ccnlul had
arrived there. Pill. PAT.
L has long been an important Object
with the United States TO obtain peace
regulation in Portugal sdmitsing our -four
into Ito markets. We have Low the
pleaiare Of pubIilhing official information
OF fuch regulations on the iubjett, for
which, it is believed that much credit is
due to the judicious approximations and
arenuous exer,ions of MIR. Jarvis, the A.
tbSttSdii SOilsui d. lAilOOus
II is underfood that fnall duty is laid
on flour but the difference between thar
s. the tax on wheat in the corn MARKETS
computed a, 80 cents only more on bar
rel of -four than is paid on i've bufhels of
wheat. MAT. Iatrk.J
Having carried TO the auguf prelencc
of the Prince Regent, my matter, the
lait flee that you directed to me, rela-
tive to the introduction of -four coming
from the poIts of the u. States of Ame-
RIGA /; ard H. r. II. wiaing to facilitate
as much, as can be compatible with the
protection with which we promote the
culture of this kingdom, and the induary
Of our iubjeAs, the expectation Of articles
of the product of the territory ofthe u. S.
of Amer.in Uncertainty that the articles Of
Of the production Of the Poitugueie terri
tory will equally be favored by the Unit.
ed States Of America, H. R. II. was pleaf-
ed to command to expedite the necelary
orders, tina, foreign -four may be admit
ted into this kingdom, paying the duty
of forty reis per alquier; which have
the honor 10 participate to you for your
intelligence, and that you may make
from this communication the ufc that you
think convenient. God guard you. Pa
lace of Samora, 9TH February, 1903.
Your very aaured iervan5,
iSigned)
D. Joao de Aimeiiaa de MeNa de Cairo.
Mr.. w. Jarvis.
The foilwing is the official order, re.
moving the late fevere quarantine regu-
lasions impoied in Portugal.
D. Joao de Almeida de Mel!o de CAT
FRO, offers his compliments TO Mr.. Will
liam Jarvis, and has the fatisiaetion to
communicate to him, that in conlequcnce
of; the news received by this Court, his
Royal Highneis the Prince Regent his
Matter, was pleafed TO direct the expedi-
ting the necedary orders, that all veAels
that may arrive from the ports of the U.
States of America, lhould be Immediately
admitted to tra6c and free entry Ct all
the articles they may bring on board /; if
not any Ggns appear in their crews and
in their bills of health, of any contagious
diforder.
Palace of Samors,
Feb. 18th, 1903.
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TUESDAY,, MARCH II.

The hip Fame, captain Clark, was adj
verified in Liverpool paper Of the a7'h
OF January for this port, to fail in 4"
days.
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From Caadnloap<, Etb. IS

Ff0M CN00a!0Npf, Ffts To-
BY letters received in town from Qua
daloupe we learn that .5trome Boxatarte
youngcn Broihe, OF tho F;iH Conful had
arrived there. Phil. Pat.
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The Philosophical adminifrationofthefe
United States have indeed adopted afyf-
TEN Of policy, which, for its economy,
we think las been rarely equalled. When
the men who compete this administration
came TO il, they found our commerce pro-
teeted by a mott respectable military
force; but as frouemy' was the fong of
the day, the navy mutt be fold off, and
trade uttered 10 protect i5t5, hecaule Of
the uef expezlt. This courlc wss adopt
ed, the public fhips we've fold for about
one third, or one fourth, of the fun they
had actually colt, add the people agreed,
that this was mott esog0mira! 06mmyfra-
ffss. But in one year after this facing
blan was adopted it was dilcoyered, that
our s internal commerce could not pre-
tea hftJf,' and the government would
find il &c 1omiealto build wha, was, mott
economically called gun boais, to fave
our lmall craft from the depreciation. of
our enemies. Accordingly one gsn Loas
of r6 guns, is ordered to be built a, Phi !
ladelphia, another at Baltimore, another
at N. York, and others lomewhere ellie.
To all this no reafonable man would have.
any OBJECTION we fappofe TO be mott
philoiophicsl, to drop the arifocratic
phrafe- I ,eGe!s of war; and fubititute
thar of gss- 6san.' The 6rR is ariao-
cratic, AID POUNDS TOO much like WAR !;
the .a:t is more mild, more democratic,
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There have been ieveral arrivals late
~ from Cape Francois. The Ann and
Mary, arrived yefferday morning, left
there the sd of March. By her we learn
Of the arrival of another French fauad-
ron with troops, the exact amount Of
which wa. not known. The government
of sheCape was about removing TO a more
fecure and healthy petition. The blacks
were daily becoming moro 1rosblcfome.
In the laa engagement, feyetal whites,
belonging to the brigand army, were taken
by the French and inaapsly ihot. 1t is
expected, thar if the blacks on this oecs-
zion, could have got their sunsso bear on
the town, which they attempted, ITS ds4ruc-
ticp woala hare been Inevitable.
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= =.
,.diers, they wheel abcus TO the tspof tho
drum from head quartes-" To the nght
about face (! quick march, is theword-
and the whole anti. federal line, from St.
Mary's TO ST. Croix, in a forced march
retreat and endeavor TO pulh their ag!ver-
FAIRIES by furprife from the arcng holds Of
federalilm, and 10 take poit there them
lelves. 10 fpeak lefs fguratively, they
now sHert-- only reject upon it reader!
that they are the only true friends OF te-
deralifm. And they aiio Peak readers
again reject upon i.--and chatter about
the wickedneis Of thole (meaning the fe-
dersilts) who would dea.cy The federal
coniii,u,lon-tl1e contribution of the great
and illuiirious Warrington. What let
that ct the whole hott OF them who wrote
publicly, and privately inveighed sgain&
that favour Of his country, Tom Paine,
aye readers, even Tom Paine himfelf, Is
the only one who has the Gacerity fill to
avow bis adherence and contemps for
Warrington. Thus then, tofs them as
you will, they will ailI ifand upon their
legs, like thar green-eyed, fpring nail'd,
yclvet-paw'd, demure, infaious, four.
legged brother philosopher whom they 70
intimately fefemb!e in temper and di(po-
G,icf,. (Csarsr.J
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fided, and they were brought 70 fake The
Unired Stares and Spain by the hand in
friendfhip, and to join in a iolcrn decla-
ration of The national council, that they
/" were refolved on eternal peace with all
the world that when thcy. were dead and
gone their children might grow up in
peace, repeat and remember this talk, and
take il to the end Of the world
heard few days pait thar my having
fone property near Fort Wiikinfon has
been fubjef Of anin,adyerfion on the
part of fome members OF your Legislature.
The. place there, lHawkin's Springs)
was aligned me By the chiefs of this agen-
cy for my accommodation as agent s years
pait, has been occupied generally by the
military or mylelf, for public pnrpofes.
AS {oon as the lines are run, and the mi
litary arc removed, my property will ac-
company them, and whether they remove
or not, as foon as you can take ponenion
of that country intend my claim 70 ceale
and my property TO leave it. The Indi-
ans will be able to run the line as foon as
orders can be given for that purpofe and
communicated TO the fpeaker Of the ma
ton.
With aHurances of my continued exer-
tions for the PROPERTY of the fate over
which you have the honor to prehdc, and
of incere wiihss for your penonal vel
fare, ! have the honor to be, fir, your
excellency's mott ohedient iervant,
BENJAMIN HAWKINS.
His Exeelltsey JJfoba Mazrdgn
G7psru0y q Georgia.
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"a
n A.ssv. and also with . reference 20 the
D,;.;sb Subjects who could not immediate.
{ leass Paris"
May "A.
81 courier arrived this afternoon: at !
n .,.loek, at Lord Hawk ibury's Office, with
3 sf,a,chcs from Paris, the nature OF which
las not sranfpired.
This morning arrived Hamburger mail
= which we received the following letter
Tom Stockholm, dated May 5 !" Ba-
IN Elfsparre. who arrived here yeieerdsy
rom Petetiburgh 10 s days, has brought
intelligence that convention has been
toned between the two courts by whfch
,Ss frontiers regor che prefens left in the
Come f;suation as before. All preparations
,or war were Immediately put flop 10.
The Vienna letters by the Hamburgh
mail ifste, that the Emperor of Germany
has repeared TO our ambanadof his deter
termination to remain nsuter.
CAPTURES.
A letter from Plymouth dated the a2d
mn. iays, g Laa night was TENT in here
th. French brig La Margaretta, Faures,
from Bordeaux for ST. Maloes, captured
on Tueiday by the hip Acafa, Of. IS
guns, in The Bay Of Bifcsy. She ALTO cap
tufed Dutch Dogger, but parted COM
pany with hei two nights ago. 1t ap-
pears great number Of psiyateers are fit
ting oot in France, Especially at Bordeaux,
and many Of then are nearly ready for
Tea. Among thca is the famous chip
priya,eer Brave. which was 70 uncom
monty fuccefsful during the Taft war.
Sir Sidney Smith has taken a very rich
Franch merchantmen, and ient her into
abe Downs.
A large Dutch fhip from Surrinam for
Rotterdam, is TENT into the Downs by
the Grampus and Jaloule.
The Phoenix, Wildboar, from Surf
nam is feat into Sheernef by the Amelia
frigate.
The De Jong, William Ling from Am
aerdam for Rousn, is ient into Yarmouth
by Admiral Thornbofough's fquadfon.
May IS.
The Oppelition Members at a meeting.
held at Particles on Sunday night, (zzd
May,l agreed to fupport the war. Mr..
Fox obierved, that the papers moved for
by Mr.. Grey ihewed the hottie dilpoG-
sion Of the enemy, and thar The FirR
Conful had committed an aggre6ion in de-
claring War againa our Commerce.