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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21

the mcsf mighty an dsse,sse invader, o /" died
ia the last ditch" lime was, when they le-
solved 70 transport themselves into Asa, and
establish theiea Tree ard independent government
rather than sr5ni,t 10. he degraded Condition
'sublu sarlon, with which they were threatened
3ut The Enilandets haylng lost The noble utdaun-
ted spirit and tie plain republican Of their
ancestors, becan luYureus, srifsh, venal, eaeni-
mate, les: Outrageous, Than shsn5iei sgeAt grand
mothers AID by diseardipg r<tuti,can virtues,
snd suffering the prevalence OF general lonup-
.on of manners, they forged tor themselves, ,lls.c
chains, which they now patiently wear.
The effects 8. oral as wei as natural causes
Being certain and uniform deApotism, or At itast
an absidgeinrnt Of civil oeity will M al casts,
succtcd sc lysses sfreftb.icao virtues, as surely
as d4s.1avss Succeeds the aesaiturc Of tie sun.
Baiauet.
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4 GARD.

MIR. GENERES has rte honor TO inform'thss
Ladies ard Gentlemen Of A!exandrs, that his
third PRACTISING BALL will be on Thutf.
day next a2d inf. 60 commehce at 6 o'cisck 10
The evening.
DEC. 10. dSl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-12-21
John Afafon.
NOTICE.

ALL perfons having claims agsina the efate
e Dr.. .4rchibala Mortov, are reousaed TO bring
hem forward TO the f1bferibrr properly autbenti-
atcd, and all fdeh as are indebted 70 the aid
Rate, are reqielted 10 rnsEe immediate psyrSns
% JOHN M'CLENaCHAN
DEC. s.
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Dec. ~
E y II C. A T 10 n.

shall open NIGHT SCHOOL on Mon.
Say evening next at my houfe door to the
Indian Qaeen on King areet; where pupils CON-
mifted 10 my care viii be diligently inGtu6tcd in
Reading, Writing e Arithmetic.
Ihofc perfohs who are dGsoied TO tayovr nc wi'h
their patronage Gu the prefept occafion, will
peaie to call as looh as pofibie, that may have
i in my power TO make arrangements proper fer
the order OF the fehooI and Improvements OF the
cholars.
John Mafon.
n. b. MARIAN Macon continues to teach
Reading, Writing and Needle work, and would
BOARD three or four girls On Moderate TENS.
Nov. 8. ~
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This Is ia gaY Notice.

THAT the fublcriber hath obtained
from thesOsphans' Court Of Alexandra County,
in the DiOntt of Columbia, Letters Of Admin
Gration os the petfonsl eltale Of David Graham.
late of the fid County OF Alexandria, dsceaisd-
All perlons having Claims againf the iaid dtccaf-
ed, arc hereby warned 70 exhibit the fame, with
he vouchers thereof, to the iubfcribsr at or be-
fore she Il day OF July nexf they may other
wife by law be excluded from all beneft of tho
taid eit4tc
Given under my hand this zia day Of Deeem-
Der, 1905.
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glrra:sSrta Datlg snbsrtiSrr.
WEDNESDAY,, DEcEmBER 81.

~ Mantsd immeaiatsly 4 To-
b.r ileady man, to deliver this paper
8 its parons in town--to one well re-
sonuicnded good wages will be given.
IMPORTANT.
sxtrutq efa litter from are sftbe Sroariftors ef
tie Ersskioy, DARED Asqs oslta4s Aavsas6er
a9rb 1903.
General Wilkinson is here, and the pre-
ga is making preparations TO receive possession
$ tbs government 10 noftow | have no time
sa ada many observations Selztiye g the pohce
fins place. winch apeeass without orjet ani IN
me h;Shs.t DEGREE eofuP'. Faxes arc lsSa and
de Town very filthy.
Ey9m The Nero 1iork Eveaing Post.
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PORT or xLEX4NDRI4.

ARRIVED,
Schooner Commerce, Baltimore
CLEARED.
schoorcr Rachel, Sewers, Barbadoes
Brig Polly Dennlsoe, do.
Schooner Leebo, Gufthie, Charleston
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g An examination fine yari0us charges en-
hi5ited agn',,st dar0a Burr, Esq. flee
President d Tie United States; and a de-
yelobemeht Of t6e character and uiepos q
his pol;t;cd o2P0nents, 6y
n - J(rSyr TTl z, @ ),
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David Wilton Scott,

Administrator OF D,yid G ahem, deceafcd.
All pesions indebted 10 sbe fsid estate arc hcFe~
by required TO make Immediate payment 10 the
Administrator
d. 81 2sw6w
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IMPOR rANT.

From The Nero ork Evemng Past
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-19

z.
the distressing lnfeiiie ~ piaSSes
haj made its appearances q va anf
has eommisted dreadfu5ravaEss NOR
shsn 80 men Of the Harfasun aled svery
day. and he disorder hasc ommnnisated
- the inhahitants. lhf Elng e ne
two Sieiliss has caused 2 gOrccn q trooIs
% Be established N ordF e prevent ah
intsrcourss between M 4. ma sicily.
Es6uet from she q aesaI e'ir'saE.
- b =.
f'arsa nne 80.
Es he Consefvative eenetc nas de-
creed; thaf tnere snoula PC ievled uP9nl
me salaries q tl,e n,emners :: @ the senase
ne sum necessary Tor building with the
isese delays = hrst rate mp Ct war.
The EnBlish Who are ptiSonefs q
kouen, are ordefed g Presenf thenssyss
every sunday 20 the conmandant q thS
Plaee. ,4
- S. z 81. ~,
EFfraet Jorm ihe Menitetir.
Entrancr ef fhe French army is1to Heno-
yer, and ftectani1tion Of Gen. Nor
nfny g re Hasoperinfis.
Gen. Mortier, commander OF . bo~-
az q trooPs, marched from Cosverden,
vhsthsr ne had estabhshed ms head qssar-
Etefss on tne 10Th May. IN me zssli ga
Hanoysrian battalion evacuated The BIZ
shopfick O. Osnabure
Gencral Morter, having had know.
ledge OF the prociamation Of the king OF
Engiand, answered 70 e with the follow.
ing; D. !. &. VI II.
ESratd Aeytier, LieR; GIN. Gtmmand-
e IN CHG, q ne ighabitaats efths
Hanoreriass, an army. enters ,,pon
your territory il comes NOT 10 spread
CONSERVATION, but 70 cut On hat porticn
of The continent son inhabit from go
verninsat which IS an enemy 20 the tran:
guilty bf Europe, aud which glories in
tfAmrling under foot every principle of
the rights Of the peeRls and al civilized
nations: =. Z
Z The First Consul, faithful to fhe SEN
timents of moderation and hdmanity,
which distinguish him as eminenily Is
his political and military virtues, has,
without. k6Sscs; exhausted every mknls
Of coneiliation 70 present ! rrpfure:
Y The king a England, faitkless = Bis
mort SACRED eneaRemcnfs. has dslisholdt.
ed his sienzture 81 refusing 20 eSac1ste
Malta, n he had s0lemnly pledged tina-
sshto d ~ tlie tre4rs ~ Amiens. ~
Eps ssyeG III sigpkI ef h1stiliies, mi
lfpm TINT momenf ke hceomeg aione ~
sss.h.s esso.s 60 md n41ln loE the
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= ~W.|
win Mn,en ~ 49, nsss os -. $3.50
e ns 1879 80 = 49, -, -. - 7. ~. ~,
81 nef monlsu q ~ ~. 4 - -. 1870: .sss
g. org o.s Ross.oay ~ 1s'la !.
~ esGaPs m, = II q, 90 80 r..,. -. q
1870 JON lanos = : I, :. = = - - {. =
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an.s 1872, ~ s. -. 49, = slie
:. 49,, - 80. 49, nss. = q. 10
MAnkO uas cueCts0 10 esCAPe 20 thc IIi-
wanna 2 harbor whence there's no pos
slollity Of cutting them out, without the
cooperation OF very powerful and ex-
Hudson, The secfslary, physician and
chaplain 70 the late eInbassy. have, with
some other kngiish sentlemen, and about
100 ladies, been permitted TO depart
nom France, and are arrived II London.
Mr. albot waited On Lord Hawkesbu.
y yesterday informing. and had long
conference with his iordship. All the
Engiish ladies have been liberated BY
order 1.-THE government.
q Efensh mail reached town on So
tnrday, md Z Eular oi6ciai intercourse
= 20 be ecntinned the governments "a
eAch eenntIy having declared that, under
E'existing eircnui stanee1s iiuhlnnt be The
INT g interrupt e. - -
The Liverpool n1errhauts arensinesll
une dligelcs q htslhg out prlysfeeis e
ernlse ec2insk tbe eneaay. Nearly oAc
Hl 80 4Te n ureannftnn}1l - eniliunner,k.
-. -: g: 8 s. -,
: s. I. |, 4e sl1icF - gsenGrdersd
oseeo g ms Gsps et food hops
49,: s squ115on VT ~ possiole -.
s. Y I IL ~, 3
:, Il. sns ie.
80 ossa Issslssd tns EIensn troops
sn9 On W point g sness1n9 'bremsn !
- yssfsrday We msanoned e fspors
Mnasn nad reached W. e me Enemy be-
Ms slso O. .. mel. march e cgshaysn.
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sq LONDON, June !.
Mn Iiston ! lev days 40, says or
Haguesftorfrspondent, nolifed % the
.Dulchaahvernmrnt, that Great Dfitaih
ssusuil NJ q csnsssf, spos certain CO..
dffipnsl kenestralfiy q Hoilnnd. The
Dufch kOternmenf received The notiffa.
tionNi2h gratitude, bur without the sliehf4
est expectation TINT France win permit
her torsmnih neutral. Indeed he fnt
thinn IL. enslavcd end enslapinR repuh-
iic 81 Frznce did when she conquered
fioIl,nd, was 10 dictate IN Offensive md
defensixe aIliante with her. The Ouch
government, however immediately afrr
de receipt of Mr.. histonss nosikcsticn.
resolved 70 sehd three deputies q .psiiS
20 explain he situation Of Holland. .toths
frst consul, md 20 prove that nenfrsliE
could aicne preserve her from ruin.
Z Our Hague correspondents has fai.
uished Ne with anaiIlictinG picture oftle
stafe of Holland q die present moment.
Fetsefed BY . power which treats her o
3 conq6ered country, and calls i friend
ship piIlages her treasures, and assures
her Il d protection bufthens her Vith
sfroops, spd bcasts that Il i strengthen-
ing kerfei0drces forces into war, md
tnlks q hefof bet independents cursed
md insuIted BY such IN ally, she i ~
pidly falling totke lowest pointed missry
Ind deRrsdaficI
An de hostile acts that hzte been
done u HollazA agzinst this country,
have ben ht III express order Of the
lsFrenehg overnnilnt. TWAS the French
ggsefnnisut tlnt commended the seizure
|:of he tH0rpck4n q Hrlveotsluys, md
The impsiSpnDelk of the captains, the
| aeenfa1d ~ Ent Nh messenger. The
Da1ch + y said fen1on1sfated but
tkeif IglAon1tfsnces were tteated with
eelscnnps md deFisicns
Tie Erkneh army destined q 81 -
/ xsinsl Hanover, y o. - mlrsk; kpt
/ lhsrsis nome reasou ~ eppposs tint tie
smpsf0r 6 Rutsia WIN not auiIcf fhe
ireaceQf - Noflh 81 Geffn1py . ~
/ 1igu4bs1 - = hitting 90 J leet md
ls.eN 6link tzo1psS indeed i elh ieatss.
u % eE SO ll.s - Nil su!isr -
= ]! - - ioz - - y
eomplsnsss g 9 e soon s1osatea md
gpon Wnas Ersteuee an
Ennse ssixe Hanover :nd gsnaoarg and
@ rs mqatns g ~ Hioe ma me
Messr tgse 80 c. tni. Prs.efsihs
Ne gsece cfyne continent and making the
~ MN MAf46me WWt- We WAIT tt
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t.. - 1870 sI'r,s T,kclr ri
- = rIss.,'rs - ,Se;r piessnrc D.
s,cS ~. Tkev I've plnieed the1n-|
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.. - 7,'s,, - ire;sn d ~
-. $40, ,..,,. - q 4, rtrir -.
:; -. Z, - q 8, 1900. sbain ~
Hs5issi r. Sssinrs1s1Is.
aWh;ic 500 ini;vidusls squandcrl
49, $500. 49, $500 ,.,.-..s 1n,s;no>i;.
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49, - J. !. .. r.--
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PHILADELPH'fA, August ia
Ektyart efa Eftv from NeuD. 1erk, dated

50 dyguse i.
! We have Just received London papels
20 he evening Of tie isth Junes By the
btig Williams, Aslitou, from EiyefpooI.i
The Intelligence they containof the most
Importance i the capitulation Of Hanover
% The French On the 4th Of June--by
this convention Il appers thar I'll the e.
.Sects belonging 70 he King q England
are placed At the disposal 6f the French
army, and every Enelish soldier o. aecAt
L. 70 be sent % France. The Electos q.
provide the pay, food, and cloathihe of
die French army, and che French gens-
ri % levy such eohtributions q be may
deem necessary
& A Lond0n'a article ofthe 1sth states,
that Russia and Prussia has conjoinfly
delivered . iote to'the French govern
mem stafing that they would not oppose
the occupakiok 81 Hanover BY Frsnchs
troops butthstit was their intention 70
preserve theheutSality0f bremen, Ham@
bursh and Lubbock
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sFrom the CHARlRsroN CouRiEa.

IT appears by letter from Waning
I'm, tha, tie PRECEDENT has got serfGm a.
finances from the Frcnch government, that
they had g the greasce dehre 70 cultivate
a good understanding with tie American
government, and thar Gen. Victor, who
IS 10 command in Louihana, had received
initrueaions from the futf Conial 10 puE.
foe eeaciliatsry neofares, fueh as would
conduce 10 tie harmony and mutual I'M.
,royemcnt Of the intcyeas andIiehis OF
both countries, and TO fefpeet the rights,
fe,rifory ard perfons Of the people OF the
United States" We hope, and we nc
fure, that there are none in the United
States who would rejoice more lnce'ely
Than we hould at hearing this announc-
I'd. five could Zee in retrofpett OF the
conduit of the French government, and
particularly in that of Bonaparte, any one
cafe ia which verbal or written engage
nen,s, or even oaths, have been o6ierv-
ed with fidelity, TO juaify our govern
1nent, however well difpoied for peace, in
fubmittinq to becajoled BY bis aaurances !;
OF 20 uie the French cart, whenever they
were iuiuring and infult;ng any nation, in
the perion Of its ambaGador, bis feyea
o6araxers Of bigb fozfderatioa. tor our
rart we declare, that having viewed the
whole of Bonaparte's conduct well enough,
VIC think, to make tolerable Ultimate OF
his charatler, we conGder the very pro-
feaion Of friendhip he has made, as q Ger
tain a9araaes of his bad intentions. He
muR be but palsry politician, and little
read indeed in the human heart, who will
rot he more fairfield at il as /fatenee
paid upon the country, than rejoice at 1t
as an omen of peace. Let Us lee what
grounds wehave for faith in France! Oh!
Il We had but half the faith from righte
oufne{s in CHRIST, that we have for feal
in France, we might hope 70 call down
p.o.eaion ard blenings from Heaven
When the French entered Holland they
iGued proclamation TO this effect: 6 NJ
.sexfdsr reu a jrisnas ana ulfes- &c re-
fore yen to fa,sedom-4ce Jeek 70 igl1ul
.ou avifb confidence I'' &c. &c. and II
leGs than two years they feeced the Dutch
of fifty millions of dollars; Of whole
Yrovince; of their ArongeR barrier towns,
and Of feapor,. They placed the coun-
cry under military comaalfioners, and con-
ficated 10 their own uie, The whole Of
the Belgian Clergy's property, TO. ths
amount OF $50 millions OF dollars. Sc
that tie freedom they gave thar country,
according to prolnife, was to free them o.
$4,000, 600
25o,ooo,ooo
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Doll. 100000 600

When they entered IF anconia p-ocla-
nation, calling on the people for conf
dence, with other certain aaniances, wen
before the army. And a volume is pub
lfhed IN Gsrman. and tranlated into al
the languages in Europe, OF thei: murders,
pillaee, exacsions and encrmities.
In Lonbardy, Bonaparte ifped pro-
clsmation -" Nations sf LAY, The
Frsue6 a,my are core 10 6reSk yoa, chains,
TIE French are tde J,iendsef The people II
every country. Tar property, Jsar eat-
ssms FELL be ,slpeded."
lSiqnedl
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BONAPARTE

In Milan he pubIifhed snothef: Relpfd
far property, end feyjoaql tfen,ity ;11fed
fer he rrhgian # countries, fbsls are AR
hvtiuenfs
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lSignedl
BONAPA2TE.

Now lie, US Zee how he made good all
this I From the Milanefe, a very fn,all
fase, he exataed contribution OF fewenb
millgsu Of l,vyes, or one million pounds OF
our money; and afterwards other succei-
five exaetions 20 the amount OF fix million
pounds aerling. The churches were CIV
en- up TO plunder--every religious fund,
and every pablic tresfure was conht
Gated !; and the country was made
one fcene of rapine ard dliordcr. Al
Payia, garrifon OF F4eoch troops left BY
Bonaparts, having wanionly dettfoyed
tie tomb of ST. Avg0iline, which the 10
hahisants Rad always relfgiouAy veneraied
they oollscted around and tock the garr:-
ION psifaners, butrarefully abfained from
offering vioIcuce 20 a Jingle folder. Be-
zap ne marched. back, and carried militia
~ execution over The whole. country
i,usnt The town Of Benasce. end put Soc
Of is iuhsb;ssnrs to death in c;i2'.i slaod
,ea chen marching 70 Psyia took Il
is ltcsrs, aod magacr d the inhsb ssois.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-15
Latea Foreign Intelligence
FROM THE 4cHARLssroN) TIMES OF
JANUARY 70.

The hip John and Frances, capt. Eae-
esburr, arrived lat night from Bordeaux,
left that city on,he l4fh December.
The accounts by this arrival Preient a
more pacific afPsa than any We have re-
Gently received from Europe. Bonspa5tc.
in the plenirude OF power, appears butily
employed in iettling the differences OF the
inferior po,entates and petty princes on the
continent; and the patriots of Switzer-
land, awed by his mandate, and fubdued
by The preleuce of his iegious, have retir-
ed to their homes with gloomy difcontsnt.
The people of France, fatished with the
meafnres adopted by the confular govern.
ment, are turning their attention TO agri-
cultural and commercial puffuits-and, 70
liule approximations were entertained of
renewal of hoiilities, that large portion.
of the foldiery were difperfed through the
country, and employed in paving the pub
lie roads and other internal improvements.
Provifions were plenty and cheap, and
their crops had proved mott luxurlant.-
Notwithstanding the jealoufy which will
ever fubfiff between the two countries, II
was the opinion of all well-iniormed men,
that the governments of Great Britain
and France were at the prefent moment,
reciprocally diipofed to fulfill the re-
fpeaive Populations, and confolidate the
peace.
We have received by the John and
Frances, our regular files of the Moni-
teur. Their contents principally relate
to internal regulations in France,sthc deli
herstions of the German diet at Ratii-
bon and the occurrences in the French
colonies. They likewite contain the de-
hates in the Britiih parliament, which
are very lengthy. The following arti-
cles are haaily translated.
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PARIS, December 10.

We learn from The Hague, that the en-
barkmen. of the 5th aud i7th demi, bri.
gades Of French troops, defined for Loui-
iiana, will take place Immediately; that
already forty veife!s for tranfpor,s have
arrived from Dunkilk at the mouth of the
Meufe, TO take them on board and carry
them to the place OF deRina5ion.
The citizen Muller Of Malhee, has beer
acknowledged by the court Of Vienna, in
quality of charge des afaires of the Hell
veto republic, ard Mr.. DieIbaeh who Fill
wifhed be acknowledged as the reprelen-
talive ofthe Swiis confederation, Las been
diimiiied and obliged 10 depart from Vi
enna,
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VIENNA, November 20.
xtraT of a Lffer.


6 At the departure of the courier, the
city of Conaantinople was alnioit entirely
dearoyed by mott violent earthquake,
which took place on the 10th of October
Taft, at noon. This earthquake has alto
made knocking ravages in other parts of
the Ottoman dominiens, particularly in
Wallacbia and Romelia. A part of b.
charef, Adrianople, &c. is de!troyed
.frofler lene, Of The famc date.
g The courier from Hungary, arrived
this day, brings letters from Temefwar,
Semlin and Belgrade, which mention, that
Confantinople fell ptcg TO fhocking
earthquake on the 10th of October. The
general report in thofe places was, that
the Turkifh capital was totally defroyed.
We hope, however, that this is exaggerat-
ed. A lette. from Temeiwar, poh,ively
9ays, that the Seraglio and great part
OF the city were fwallowed up. We wait
with great uneafneis tor a true account of
this difafrous event"
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-15

The indemnities In Germany are fet-
tied, and The parts allotted TO the differ
ent princes. who have lott territory on the
lief, bank of the Rhine, have been taken
poHeflion Of by tseir new owners; and
from all appearances, there is no rEobabi-
lily Of any war or dlifuTbanee taking
place in Europe. On,de other hand, lays
a Paris paper, the immepfe inAux of tran
gers from Rniiia, Germany, and even
from England, into France, to enjoy there
the brilliant lpectacleS of luxury and the
arts, is an happy augufy OF the tranquil
ty Of Europe.
The National InRitute, in its fitting
Of the 73d Brumaire, has named the &C.
LIBERATED Charles James Fox, membeF OF
the Britilb parliament, 10 the vacant
place Of honorary member of the clafs OF
licences and politics; and the famous ma
turalilf, Mr.. Palas to that of honorary
member Of the clafs of licences and mathe-
mates.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-02-15
STUTGARD, November II.

~ d ~ a >SiSi>S~t A'~'N''H'|' - II
We learn by letters from Vienna, Of
the 10th Infant, on the evening of that
day, many merchants have received au.
thentic letters from their correspondents al
Semlin, and other places on the frontiers
Of Turkey, announcing that the earth
quake of the 10th of October, by which
we already know the city of Buchara has
much fufered, has been dreadful at Con
ilan,inople thefe letters compare it, for
its violence and its effects, TO what Lifbon
fufered in 1853 it this is fc, part Of the
city mutt be lwallowed up. The news Of
an earthquake in that city is founded on
thefe letters, but they all vary In the de-
tails they give of this event and or The
number Of victims, which fome reprefent as
very comfortable.
Note Of the Paris editsr.-As this news
reached Stutgard though indirect routes,
and without any character of authenticity,
we may be permitted TO express iome
doubts respecting il and to hope at leatt,
that the effects OF the earthquake are nor
as dilaRrous as they announce.