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| morning the mater was 70 weak as no, ). T
be able to walk, but the deponent and
Thomas Lewis went different ways to
look for water, the former returned abon,
n con, without any Lewis never appear.
cd again. The deponent then laid down
by the lde of the matter, who was unable
to rife and lhortly after, body ofMoor,
come upon them AID aripped them Of all
their cloa,hs. TIE deponent made known
to them, by 6gns, that they wanted wa.
ter and fome of them conducted him 10
well about two miles OFF, which h.
had before paaed, without obierving IT,
He drank, and they gave him Kin Of
water to carry to the matter who drank
little.
By this time the Moors had been on
on board the venel, and had brought on
lhore what Of the rigging they could Gu,
away, or find loofe. The deponent wen,
to them to fee if they could fad any thing
to eat; but found what bread there was
quite fpoiled by the falt water, aud tina,
a caik of beef and another of pork had
been waihed over, and all the meat LOFT.
He ate little of the bread and then went
70 the mater, but found him dead. He
made hole in the fand and buried him.
Hcthen returned TO the Moors, and found
them rosfing indian corn, and eating it,
and he ate fome alto. The Moors made
tents Of the fails, and Haid there a.
bout eight days during which time
they got every thing from on board which
they could and then burnt the veiiel. AZ
ter this they travelled TO the fouthward,
taking the deponcnt with them to a place
where they remained about month. -
Here he found the oars Of the boat,
which he underfood had come on ihore
there, and the men had been carried away
to the nortnward. A Moor then came
with fome canels, and took the deponent
away with him, travelling nor,hward three
days and after topping there FIVE days,
another Moor took him, and travelled
northward four days more he then was
delivered to another who kept him
four months, and then brought him to
within fight of Santa Cruz, where he
faid about three weeks and after keep
ing him travelling about, and topping oc-
caGonally, he was fent to Magadore,
where he arrived the I'd Of March lait.
About the 9Th of April, the Amer.
can Agents at Mogadore received intel
ligence from Sallee, that Beck and Evan.
who went alhore in the boat, where there,
on their way from Morocco to the Cona
ful Gen. of the U. S. at Tangiefs, to Dc
feat from there to Gibraltar.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Friday nsxf qvi7f JeJold, qUit6ont Re-
Jsfv<. atf6e Yeudae Store,
The fol'oq0iag
VALUABLE FURNITURE,
Mahogany and common Bed Steads,
do. fide Board,
I do. Dining Table with ends,
do. Tea Table.
do. Book Cafe,
2 do Bureaus,
IS do. Chairs with cuttings and covers,
do. Knife Cafe,
Looking GlaIss,
i Globe,
8 Feather Beds,
e Matrsies,
Bed and Window Curtains,
2 Elegant paintings Of the Great Falls
7~uf Niagara,
Large Copper Kittle,
4 pair neat Andirons, Shovels and
longs, Fenders, &c.
YYh Hffftl f9P :. as NsaSR K
May 50.
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difgrace, be the arfl to refufe TO execute
thefe arrangements, to fecure that indie
pendence, and TO grantthat protection and
that guarantee.
" III. That the invitation made BY the
9Th fiction of the faid Xth article, to
the other powers to accedc to the fipula-
tons contained in that article, is only a
mark of telpetf or honor, which thele pow
crs arc free torefufe; bur it is not 70 with
France and Great Britain, which have
prcmifed their protection and accepted the
guarantee, by the very att Of their Ggn
ing the treaty containing the arrange
ments to be guaranteed, and have placed
therfelves at the head Of the powers TO
whom the invitation is addreGed.
IS HI. That the other non contract.
ing powers may refule the guarantee,
becauie ii is a burthen which thofepowers
have the option of not impoGng on them.
felves; bur that it would be sbfurd to
think that this refnial would infer the null
lily Of che treaty Of peace, and difcharge
from their obligations the powers that
Ggned it.
CIV. That to rely on 70 frivolous a
preteyt, and on an evideat fophifm to re-
fuie executing ones own agreements,would
be an infdelity unworthy of a great pow
er, and fuch as England would not difgraae
its hiaory by committing.
"V. That this delay in the acceptance
of an honorable charge, fuppodng that it
exits on the part of powers who are not
contracting parties, ought not TO prejudice
third power, which has been acknow-
lodged and iolemnly eaablilhed by the
contracting parties, unleis the latter VIC
late their own engagements, the faith OF
treaties and the law of nations.
"VI. That if Ruaia, Auaria & Pruf-
fla, have really not yet acceded, las the
Englilh minifer pretends) TO the invitati-
on which has been made them, fill they
mutt be far from fuPpohng that, by this
delay, they prevented the e-efablifhment
of the order of Malta, and the execution
of the treaty of Amiens, and that they
wele compromising the tranquility of Eu-
rope. The undersigned then AXIS your
excellency, what mutt thofe powers think
when they learn that their conduct has
Erved for pretext for the violation Of 70
iolemn treaty
lie concluded with demanding the s'moH
prompt and complete execution of the
4th fett.cn of article x. Of the treaty Of
Amiens.'
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Public ssale.

On Friday tie sd Of 7a1as, 70'H
bs/sid on f6e prsmyfs,
A two tory Frame Houie on.
Cameron itreet, weltward Of The Church.
A one tory ditto on Alfred
Areet. near she above land
About 2oofget front Of vacant
Lots, on the above areets, together with
all the ground rents payable on the remain
der Of an acre of ground of which the
above FORMS part.
T..PATTEN, Autfioneer.
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akranorta anberttser,
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE I.

The United States lhip Cneiepeake paf.
ed this Town this morning for the Cl'y
of Warrington.
Communication. THE Editor Of the
ExpoGtor, with efrontery peculiar to iuch
characters, has again come forward with
his fuIiome and ineaking eulogies on the
officers of the legion NAKED by his pre-.
tended reGpett for the militia iylfem, the
opinions and tights of The citizens
" With federation ia the duff, the merit.
fcation of our would be matters has been
extreme, at the fpirit evineed by the Tree
men Of Alexandra az the mritess OF thcil
REFLECTIVE battalions," &c. Can any real
American dlently pals over the imperil-
hence Of this foreigner When Ihall We
be freed from fuch intruders, more obnox.
ious than the s. lazsroni'' II cannot oe
poEble there are any in this town, igno'
rant enough for TO gre credit to wn"
this creature may put forth, concerning
The fate of the difcipline Of our leg'oo.
Can any be 70 blind as Tot TO know 'nal
the citizens defpile the oficers, as lulD'
and thar the only ipirir eyinced was lh'
faving the fines with which they we've
eanutingly menaccd. Regulate their haes
a the price Of a common days labor, 30a
then fee what fpirt will be evinced. NO
they have determined 10 fire indiltfim'f's's'
ly two dolls. this itfelfis conhdered mo-
ney coercion isIhere falutary. W pen 90
Tiers uniform he mfelyes ihey thou nave
the pivilege ofchoofpgs'hsi' ow' onfe CO.
then would be fsen the fprightly YOU"
yieing with each other in acquiring Pr.
per ule of arms, bur not 'till then. D., D..
it is allcdged that " officers appointed ?,
the PRECEDENT are the choice OF the PEI.
pie !" inafmuch as his power e'nans's'
from the people. But are there any na
dy enough to aGert that thole appo'"'s'
by Frank Peyton and I.ni
Tor it is them alone who appoint 'As'''
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publtr Sale.
To be Sold, on Thurlaay the
I'd Of June next,
A valuable Water Lot,

esf IL NLtUt]O1OS~ - $500 -
Situated on the upper corner of Keith's
wharf, 60 feet 4 inches font on the water
and extending back about one hundred
and twenty feet, TO a fifty feet areet call
red Gibbon erect. This wharf has been
lately logged and filled up, and now in
complete repair.
Ao,
Three Lots on Water ftreet,.
between the dwelling houies of Thomas
Vowel and Samuel Harper ~ feet front
and extending back one hundred and TWEEN
~ three fcet. inches. On one OF thele
lots there is erected one tory frame
houie, twenty feet front and sGxteenicet.
back, with kitchen, now IN the occu
pancy Of Mr.. Myers at IS pounds per
ann. The whole 10 fee fimple aud the
title indilpntable. Conditions TO be made
~llnown at the fale.
PC. MARSTELLER.
o. The fale Of this property has been
poaponed TO the day aforementioned, IN
confsquence of the Prefent unfavorable
weather.
RGay TX
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Public uguUue.

On Saturday, 4th June,
Viii be fold 10 the higheit bidder, on a
credit of S. II, and IS months, the
Parchafer giving approved negotiable
notes,
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so SUBSCRIPTIONS

To the PoRT FoL1o, a literary
Paper publlJhed IN Philadslodla,
are received BY the Editor Of tbs
PAPER. Tie terms are Five Dol
lars per caalm, payable IN ad
Uance.
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The United States lhip Cnelepeake paa.
ed this Town this morning tor TIE Ci'y
of Warrington.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28
Ldtee Foreign Intelligence.
LONDON, May *.

Private intelligence from France itates,
that the Gordon of 10000 Auitrians, on
the frontiers Of Italy is complete, but
orders have been fent for $1,000 more
troops to join it. This had offended Ma
rat, who had demanded new reinforce
ments from France. Not only the l:ali-
an troops, bat the French conicripts de-
fers 10 bands OF 20 or 80, over TO the Al.
srians. Generals Verdier, Pully and Flo.
rella, agree ooly in their hatred to Murat.
The demand Of occupying Sicily with
French troops has been refuied for tse
third time.
A letter from Algiers, dated April Is,
fays, Mr.. Falcon, the Britilh Confnl, has
been expoled to the moR eminent dangers.
An officer of the Regency and party of
guards fummoned him to open his houle,
the domeitics fed, the houfe was broke
open and two Tnrkilh women found ia il,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28
(No. 49l
Contains the following note

Contains the following note:
The undersigned general of division,
ambassador and minister plenipotentiary
from the French republic, has laid before
his government the note addressed to him
by his excellency lord Hawkes5usy. He
has received orders to make the following
answer to the observations therein con-
tanned.
The object Of this note appears tobe to
explain his Britannia Majesty's message !;
and to give some calculations which had
beea demanded respecting the execution
Of the treaty Of AmIens.
The first consul will not make any
complaint relative to the extraordinary
and unexpected assertion OF this act issued
by his Britannia Majesty. Not one Of
them is founded.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-07-28
No. A8.

Letter from lord Hawkesbury to lord
/. Whitworth, dated Downing street, Pa
March, 1903. His lordsbip says: !"
have It IN command TO SIGNIFY to You his
majesty's pleasure, that You take the ear
lest opportunity to represent 20 monsieur
de Taileyrand, the surprise with which
his Majesty has learnt the conduct which
the first consul had observed towards your
excellency in the instance TO winch that
dispatch refers; and you will add, that as
his majesty has a right to expecf that his
ambassador should be treated with the
respect and attention due to the dignity Of
the sovereign whom he represents, z
will be impossible for you to present your
self on any days Of ceremony to the first
consul, unless you receive an assurance
that you will never be exposed TO repeti
ton Of the treatment which you expert
enoed Oh the OCCASION
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ossl to accept the assurances OF his high
consideration.
(slgned) HAWKESBUR4.
DOqveiiug- a,S<t, Mayeb IS, 1893.
His Excellency General Andrcossi, &C.
sc.
mo. 49,
Paris, March II, 1903.

My LORD,
/ called yesterday on. M. de Talleyral'di
to converse with him on the subject OF
what had passed on Sunday last at the
Thuilleries. He had been since that day
so fully occupied with his expeditions to
different foreign courts, that ! had no OPP
portunity Of seeing him sooner. l told
him, that | had been placed by the lrst
consul in a situation which could neither
suit my public nor my private feelings
That / Went 10 the Thuilleries to pay my
respects to the first consul, and to present
my countrymen, but9not to treat OF poll.
teal subjects; and that unless ! had the
assurance from him, that should not DC
exposed to a repetition of the same dlsa-
greeable circumstance, should be under
the necessity of d;scontinmng my visits to
the Thuillsries. M dc s'alleyrand as
sured me, that it was very far from tie
arst consui's intention to distress me- but,
he had telt himself personally insulted by
the charges which we're brought against
him by the English government; aNat6at
Il 70as inrsm5euf rpm bin 10 take tsefsst
etpoyfuuily Of esealpafiug biuzsr5 ~ he
presence If the ministers IF the di555F,snl
poqosys ef Eayope. lie assured me that
noshlng slmllar would occur.
lSigned)
WHITWORTH,
The Right Honorable Lord Hawkes.
bury, sc. &c.
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WENTWORTH,
The Right Honorable Lord Hawkes.
bury, sc. &c.
No. 47l

Is an extract OF a letter from lord
Whtworth to lord Hawkesbuiy, dated
Pals, March is, 1908 the only mate
rial point in THIS dispatch Is remark q
the English ambassador to Talleyrapd,
VIZ. That by our possession Of Malta,
France was rot threatened, but the re-
verse was the case, should the access TO
Egypt be opened by its evacuation.
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{ No. SO. J
Dozoixg Street, A1yI q, IS

DozU7Ng ozTee1, 17P1N T, 1909. :
My Lord.
1t is become eftnsial, that the difcuG-
6ons which have been for fomc time fub
fitting between his Majefy and the French
government alould be brought to an ilIue
within as thort time as is confident with
he deliberation which NUT be given to
Objects of 70 much importance.
The laf note preiented by Gen. An
dreotil, in the name Of his government,
in anfwef to my nose Of the Issh of lafa
month, evades all explanation, and even
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were condemned to receive each !.
blows with flick. One Of rhe a.. SOC
having made confel1ion which crim; r's'
ed the Coniul and his Secretary, ,ha h..
were both ieizcd, tent on board vsr rs
and compelled Immediately to pu. to ss
Last Friday, at three o'clock, the 81
lowing Message was delivered by sey.,.
OF The Orators of Government to the s.
nate, the Legislative Body, and the Trbu
nate
kdEcCACE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-10
Ten Dollars Reward.

ABSE0NDED on Sunday morning, the goth
uls.. from the Printing Cfiec of the Apollo, an
apprentice- boy, aboutsI6 years old, bur rather
finsn Of his age: his eyes arc dark, and his kin
of pale and fallow appearance --his mouth wide
and his noIe fmal. Z do hereby foss'varn al!
printers and Other pcrions from harboring, en-
ploying, OF giving him any kind of fupport, or
they will be fobjeaed TO the penalty which the
law directs. He has taken with him Gold
French Watch, the cafe Of which is ies around
with pearl, near rhe edge ofshe glafs; two OF the
pearls have fallen ou,--makers' names Argand
and SoIomon) marked on the face. This ap
prentice, came is Joas Ross, but being an ART
iuI boy, il is likely he will aflume fome other.
Whoever spprehends and fccsres faid boy,(o that
i get him AGAIN, fhall recsive the above reward,
ara 81. reafonable charges paid.
James Walker.
Frederick ibarg, Virginia, NJ d.,
Nossnbssz. j
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NEW. YORK, November S.

The ship Sophrona, capt. Gilender, arrived al
this port last evening in IS days from Bodeauh'
She left there OF the a3d September. Our f4"S
papers by her are 70 the middle OF that n1on1n,
The late hour at which they were receives W"
not permit us to DO more than give .hasty IN,
speaion. We do NOT discover that any political
event has occurred since the date OF our tofihe'
advices. Should any thing Of an interesting na'
ture present i.s.:s 10 us on more attentive P'-
rusdl, il s,.all be translated and Published
,..1otam Gillender informs as that the prepN'S'
tons for the INVASION 81 England were still carry
ing on with the creates, aSs:yity.
Extraa sfa liter 70 a commercial 6oa|f " ~.
ny from Af<1;y. Kaba, Grtm . o.. ""'
ebants at Gesoa, dated Aagaf n, 1903 ID
s You Will please to inform your ffienas t c,
ing 10 this quarter, that by the last mau no,
I.echorn we have adviees Of the French Conna'.
dans there having declared Leshorn port o. A..
Frenct, Republic and that, accordingly INC " e
rette prohibiting the imp ,rtaton OF all specN w.
British productions and manufactures INTO W.
Ports OF France extended TO that Of Leghofn'
" These proceedings have created much "a a:
and is generally expected that tao b,oeNA0'
Leghorn by the British will be the result II.
+ Commodore Morris is on VISIT 20 ,...
Queen at Florence, to demonstrate aga'ns' Il
proceedings as beng aeTosatasy to the 'n''''''
the United States.
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JAMES S. SCOTT
TAILOR,
Has yeeeiqed bis FILL GDo,tmtnt
FANCY GOODS,

Which he will difpoie of on the mott Reasonable
terms, by the yard, or make up, on the thorsett
notice TO fuit the rate of any
4moagf pvbicb are tbe tfall0roing;
sSUPERFlNE black, blue, drab, ciaret, Gin
rnaaloo, bottle grcsa, difsrcnt fhades; light,
dark, and Oxford mixtures; sho, one piece iuper
fine millrd French blue, uitable1 for cloaks ca
fneres velycts. yeIyeteeps and cords all colors !;
fancy i~andowns, Rufian ditto, fix moleikln <
velvet; with number Of different coloured
coasngs add napt frizes, fone of which are mill
ed;-Aannels, twilled and plain, fashionable and
plain buttons, sc. &c.
aF Four good 0arn9msn 1Oanted
immsdiately,
October II.
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M. EAKIN,

Coafs5ioaer, King-Sreet,
HAS returned tolown, and RESPECTFULLY informs
his friends and the public that he has forfale eve
~ article generally in bis line. Alto, variety
of choice FRUIT.
Oets IS. d1w
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.NEAR FERRY

T. fbs Ciy If JYaJgisgfor is now furnifhed
with double ler OF hands and boats, for the ac-
recommendation Of the public during the RACES.
The grcateR exertion viii bes0!sd for the diff
patch Of thofe who may favour he4ubfcribers
with their cuHom.
Philip Alexander.
Eliza. Warrington.
Novs 4. DIST
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'YAMES BACON,

a-z The fubfcribers to the CoEErE
HoUsE are requeRed TO meet on Sa-
rslrdayaftefnoon, at 4 o'clock, forthe
purpole Of chooGng Committee to
regulate the fame FOR the ,enfuing year.
John Guilty..
Nov.S. DIT
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Il ftzv 5a,,e9s
C 10 Y e r S E E o,
JuG received, and jer faic by
PtiINEAS 1ANNEY.
Acril A. 3td
Notice.

~ HEREAS on the zIe of July
Wv 1902, gave my notes 10 Sanu.
81 Harper for Ierefve Haadrea End Fifty
Do}lars, G1d fyfly Gents each; nc.paya-
bic N eleven months after da,s, the other
payable ~ fourteen months after date
ana whereas the laid Ssmuel Harper by an
infreasns Of writing uncer | is own hsnd
ard leat, bearing date With the notes,
guaranteed ttle raytnent of two debts TO
me, the one from Oven Roberts for Fit.
teen Hundred Sixty four Dollars, 81
Cents, the 'o,her from perfons in the Wet
Indies tos Thirteen fiandre.., Thirty
three Dg!lars, IS cents; one half Of each
debt Samuel fiarpersis liable TO me tor~-
therefore, this is to give notice, that, un-
lefs rhoie debts are paid TO me on or before
the time when my notes become due, that
| am determined net to pay the notes, ex-
cept what may be due after dedutting the
a;orefaid debts, which the laid S. Harper
has guaranteed fe me. The debt OF ko-
Oer:s is under note, OF c1utfe, is onin,cr-
eft troE, Tie time !! becomes due.
GEORGE n. LYLES.
AariI d. dlot
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LEWIS DE8LCIs,
Wbo has aN FIR /ak,
1 weuty UolJaS Reugard.


RAN AWAY from the fub-
fcriber on Thufiday morning Iaa. likely
young negrs MAI named BOB, formerly
the property OF Mr. Jlnss Csvan) he is
wei formed, and about s feet, 4 inches
high, has a remarkable Aoppase in his
fpeecll which prevents his immediate reply
to any eaeaion. He sstaken with him
v,riety ofgood closhing, and as his re-
la;ions and connections are principally in
town, itis rrefuned he is concealed loal:-
where in It's vicinity
All matters OF veiiels and others are for.
warned carrying him off at their peril
r. &. JAMESON.
8 April 4. din.
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,s)uosfc 6ale.
MI b. o9Syc2 at P15he SHE an Mondaa

MI b. oflrrf at Px5he Sqle en- Mondap
- frco4d avy 9'nexf non'5,
That HOUSE and LOT ON
Prince Street IN which Mr., IDoHas Will
lians now lives.
Alto, that large and valuable
LOT tituared on he corner Of Prince aud
W&lhineton i'reefs, on whieh is a two
ftary frame HOUSE oceug led by Mr.
Ans Alexander. There is 4 gtauad
rcnt OF Thirty Dollars per snfq.n "a re
isa mentioned property. The terms %
payment will be ore fourth ready mcasy,
ard the other three fhurlhs ia fix, s@elvs
md eighteen nioR'hs.
Aori! 4. eods
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H3agsst sss;,ase.

9 N N Q N u Il Ttbe J9nr.b day efA
pul urxt rvAl lie rid at Yeuaxe, an
fAe trrmjffs, an 9 ersdiy 50 and 60
days,
Thole two HOUSES on the
bath VET corner OF King and Waihiog~
on :treets, al pTefert occupied BY Philip
Ruilel and John N;olst.
.4Jo,
Tire fmall Houle and ihop on
Warrington itreet adjoining.
For Information as 10 the tile, &c. &c.
apply to Jonah ihomp(an, Elq. Or TO
TROS. PAfIGN.
44aannser.
March =. {.
af- II. B. The fale Of the
the above property is poltponed
until Thuriday the 9TH inf.
April a.. d.
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PHILADELPHIA.

By the fchooner Virginia ,acapt. piiner,
in ten days from Savannah, arrived ye-
Gerday, paper was resolved o! the S,h
ult. in which are the two following notes,
addrefed
To The Editors # The Savauuob Gazette.
GENTLEMEN-Althoash have no bu-
fnefs to crafty public culloiify, yet as a
friend TO truth, l feel nyfelf obliged to
contradict two of the articles rublfhed il
your gaze5tee of the 9Th and Is.h int.
Firft that the exprcfs did not come from
New Orleans, ror brought Jingle FL
liable relating to tina: quarter. Secondly,
that the French gentleman who will fa;l
Tor ST. Auguaine, is only on his way to
Louiiiana, and has no ccmm,Alon.
Pieafe therefore 10 make the proper ui.
of this and believe me to be, &c.
EMANUEL RENGILL.
Spaniih Vice Conlal.