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nlaces Of the great Officers
n'' - vacant at the period OF the
~ or which my bscons vacant
Rass' 1,;no.itv. nor-use the Prerogatlye
s. for the emperor Of rs,slag clsl-
rec =, rank of Senator. He cannot
8 ' e,,her the grand judge OF the Be-
3 :. not personally responsible tor
= & his administration.
- , r. the Regency are IN the
/. o 1i' Emperor under age.
I I'VE Regent can propose no project
- srnatus Consultum and can a.
aS deviation of pubic atinlinistrati-
~ bs has consulted the council Of
un' x composed ofthe titularles q the
sn s;,,lties of the empire. lie cannot
~ var or sign treapies Of peace, alli.
IS', eommercs, until after deliberasion
I = Couacil Of Regency the Members
s-eb in this ease only have : delibera-
49, 'a;es rhe decision shall Sc BY a ma
). of voices, and # theirs be an equality
e the Regent shall determine It. he
,;..er of foreign Relations snail have
= the Council of Regency, when the
III dalibcrates on atfairs relating to
dsn,ranent. The Grand Judge, Ml-
e Jastioe, may be called 70 It oy Or or.
4 ~ Recent. The Secretary OF
L 5 Shall keep a journal ofthe Deliberate
q. The Regency can confer no right on
,4rson Of tac minor Emperor.
Q The salary of9he Regent IS fixed at
ortb ~ the amount of the civil list.
3. The care of the minor Emperor is
.nStrd 70 his mother and failing her, to
prince chosen for that purpose by the
dscessor Of the minor Emperor. Fail
the mother Of the minor Emperor, and
vince chosen by the Emperor, the Sc
shall entrust the care of the minor
,neror to one Of the titularles of the
at dignities of the Empire. Neither
Regent, nor his descendants or females,
be chosen to take charge ofthe minor
iperor.
/. In case Napoleon Bonaparte shall
the faculty conferred on him by the 4eh
.cls of rigle II. the act OF adoption shall
performed in the presence OF the tltuta-
Of the grand dignities of the Empire;
4 be received BY the Secretary OF STATE,
immediately transmitted to the Senate
,e inscribed in the journals and deposit 4
amoag tAe archives; when the Empe-
dominates either Regent for the nj
ity, or Prince to take charge OF toe
or Emperor, the same fornaiitics shall
deserved; theacts ofnominatlon, either
Regent for the minority, or OF a Prince
axe charge of the minor Emperor, are
ocable AT the pleasure of the Emperor
ry act OF adoption, nomination, or revo-
on of nomination, which has not been
ribed in the Journals of the Senate be-
the death OF the Emperor, snail BE- nall
void. 10 be coattnuea.}
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In the cafe CT Jas. Cillies~--a B0n1ruyh
The caallliiioneTs give notice, that they uef.
day the 7'h day of .tngua nezs attend thu ute e
THhn Gadiby, at 20 o'cock, a. ~ to determine the
right Of VIM iiartlorue he dividend claimed By him
as the receiver OF tie dcb,. cf John Mandevc th e
creditors who ohJs6 hisreceps Of ~ dividcp@ f he
bankFupts effects detire attend with iu icos
they can procure co fppPort tuch objections.
tiEOa MOC2E,
Secretary 60 the Ccmmilacnerc, pro tenn.
1u'v 81. d3t
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BY ROBERT and JOHN GRAY,
Ki"g fret,
AN EtEcArT EDITION OF
The II OILY BIBI.

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American Company Of Bookie5ers, as the beit
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Ten Dollars ReWAGd.
Abfcondel i,om h;s maitets' ierYicc IN WsdneA
day morning the 18Th inf.
n E G. Z @ E K Z Z,

abou, Ave feet fur inches nigh, Fl OF p years
Of age, very black, and down look hug pleailng
when lposen to his cloathng rould' blue 'ai!of
jaekct, che k lh.se and ofasbu~g uowfe.s, nsv
wool hst, and round iron collar about MS neck
we'll rveued or. The above re"ard will be
paid to any perlon fox taking him no and !ecur-
iog h,n 10 thar get him agsir, and sea(onable
charges il bgought hone.
William PatteJon.
Matters OF vefcis md Others arc iorwarned
from harIoocring or crying hin IF, IS they
will DC pros Sused to the utmoh eHten: Of the
Law.
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sltrnorfl Dallp aonsrstsrr.
TUESDAY, JuLg 81.
AN ACR0STIC

n ark how the tcilsoue noise Of busy trade,
A mid wan sorrows hears.ielr signs, IS lost;
nj ark how RI. hero ard the tenier maid
n tears unite to mourn their country's boast
]. 0ne has the FEED ike custom oath'd in woe
I ne k:as'h caught soul, the pure celestial eye,
0 let it new TO feion.despots g,
n or ma2in g4i.ths peerless patriot dielI
Alssm1ria, J'ul., 1907
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Notice..

Notice..
Thole who have claims againf tns
:fate OF Capsa,n JOHN HARPEN, deceaicJ,
are d. li'cd to BRING them ~ properly proved, 10
either Of Size luiacsbet. and all s5-ls indebted
to his ela:e arr required to pay the fame to Ma.
~ daspes.
Mary Harper, Execmrsx.
VIM. Herbert,
Sam. Craig, (
John Dunlap, s
WIN. Harsihorne,
July 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

this ev 5 ex hmed, the worse it w
appear ;Sand Il, Projectors aud mover, OF
this novel and unnatural scheme, will
rue the hour ane the day" and repent
in dust & ashes" che innuspicious moment
that gave ii birth
The die is cast, SO far as the lesser act
ors are concerned, and the door of nation
al calamity is unlocked: Can resentment
ieel qualification, in its approaches 10 self
ruin, because the first sep may be ren.
dered obhoXious TO public virtue !-Is it IN
he nature Of the most egregious Of man
ki0d, to soiiCit triumph that is no, com
patlble with their own felicity ?-The pre-
servaton of others, may he secondary
consideration in the guilty bosom, but the
desire to be destroyed, seldom accompa-
MES The desire to destroy others-Is the
yell CT ano her war whocp, for the dis.
memberment Of our happy country to 20
forth frcm this state, in legislative screams,
more dreadful than the Cumean prophe-
cy! Where is her exclusive piety p
Where is her exclusive federalism lis
her pietY destitute of morals, and her fe.
deralism of truth AID dignity! Accused
be the hand that would cut the statistic
knot Of fraternity and love :--Accursed be
the miscreant, who under the mask offe-
deral hypocrisy, would murder the guar
dians ofthe fedsralcompa6t: Had DR.. Jar
Wis, Judge Sullivan or DIR. Eustis, been on
the Boston seat, they would have arrested
the progress of this death warrant to our
honor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

the whole empire in support of the pre-
sent war-an unanimity worth all the
soldiers thai were disblnded ut the con-
clusion OF the peace. But the non. gen
tieman allows no excuse 10 his maIesty's
ministers, Tor recommending AN unavoid
able war, but charges them with involving
the country in danger. He concluded by
observing, that it would become the wis
dom of the house to pause before they "a
dopted the motion.
Mr.. Windham argued in favor of the
motion; and Mr.. ierney, in reply, said
he would resist his (Mr. VS. return TO
power, as thing that would spread dis
may through the country.
On division ofthe house, there appear
ed, Tor Mr.. Fox's motion 2o4-againsl it
256-Ala jority 50.
The house adjourned at 4 o'clock on
Tuesday morning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07

courts to travel thro' France on their return 10
their own country. II commanded the seisure of
an English packet boat in one of he ports of Hol=
land, ,no' i's Ambassador in hal country had pre-
viously engaged 10 let the packer bOas of the re-.
speetive countries pass in peit.l safe,v until no.
tce should be gwen To the conuary II has de-
tanned and condemned in one of the ports of
France, vessel which had bt en- sent thither as
4 mater OF indulgence, in oider 10 carry to-
France the French goveIn'I OF one OF the differ
ent islands which have been conquered by his
majesty arms lis conduct relative to the gar
riSon of S. Lucie has not been less extyaordina.
ry the principal fer; OF that island had been ,a-
ken by assault, yet the garrison had been allowed
all the privileges of p isome,s OF war. ard had
been permitted TO return TO France, with an uu.
derstanding that equal number Of English pri.
soners should be released Yet, notwi hstand- =
ing that indulgence on the part OF the British
commander, 10 which, by the nature of the case
the French garrison could no, have the slightest
pretension, not single prisoner has been iestor.
ed to this country.
Such have been the proceedings of the French
government towards the power with which ii is
atwar Whathas its conduct been to those pow
ers with which it remained at peace Is there 4
treaty it has not broken ? Is there an adjoining
territory whose independence it has not violated!
II Is Tor the powers of The continent 10 determine
how long they will tolerate these unexampled OUT
RACES Yet is it TOO much TO say that if thew
do suier without controul resistance The con-
tnuance of such course of proceedings on the
part OF any government whatever, they will soon
see an end TO that saiu'ary system fpublc right,
III virtue of which the societies of Europe have
maintained and enforced for ages. the sacred oh.
legations of humanity and justice
(SiSned) HAWKESBURY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
Loss OF THE Cork FLEET.
ETfract Of letter from Figueira, OH II.
hlYi,

Extract Of letter from Ftgueira, 9th II.
hI1k.
Con the lst instant, or rather during
the night between the LIST and 81 instant,
were unfortunately lost on our coast, a.
bout two leagues 10 the norlhward of Cape
Mundego, upwards of thirty vessels, being
part of the fleet which sailed from Cork
on the Goth March bound for the West
indies, under convoy of the Apollo and
Carysfort frigale.
" he commander of the Apollo, con-
sidering himself two ar three degrees more
TO the westward than he really was, con.
tinued the same course, and did not find
his error, till she struck on the sands near
Quia'os Bay. and the feet followed her a.
Sreeable to the signal and Instructions,
many vessels were on shore few minutes
alter she struck, the wind blowing hard
from 5. w. but being fortunately OH a
sandy beach, and day light coming on, "a.
ny lives were saved the Apollo, however.
having struck on bank about twenty ia.
thoms distant from the shore, and the sea
running very high capt. Dickson, the Sd
Lieut.. with upwards of 100 men, were
drowned, and the whole of The ships COM
Fany would have met the same fate, had
not the inhabitants Of this place exerted
themselves In pelsuading some OF the ma
tlves TO go of 10 The wreck on the fourth
day to save them, when they were drop
ping off, exhausted and peiishine with
hunger. cold and fatigue.
"From this place every assistance has
been sent TO save as much as possible of
the different csrgoes, but from the conru-
sion aud multitude Of rufFians that the
dreadiul accident had drawn from all that
rustic Hcighborhood, the pillage and plum
der has been great and unavoidable, and
a great deal worse it would have been
were 1t not for the great exer,ions
aud extreme vigilance Of the governor
oi Figueira, who Immediately, on hts hear
ing Of the accident, went thi,ber with all
the soldiers he could muster, 10 line the
coast aud prevent plumber as much as DOS.
sible."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
NEW-YORK, June ae.

FURTHER 1MPREssMKNTs- are
informed, that the ship Young Factor,
from Galway, just arrived, was boarded
by the Driver slnop of war at sea, the day
before yesterday, who took from her ma
tive black man of Rhode Island, named
Robert Brown, and three passengers nam
ed Pendergrasse, Clicns and COrlgar, that
they treated Capt. Gardner very abusive
ly, and detained him three hours.
Morn. Chron.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
BOSTON, June 81.
HAW KE SBURY.

The Senate on Tuesday and yesterday
were occupied by the motion of Mr.. Ely.
A posiponement OF the subject was NOV
ed By Cen. Hull, which was rejected, %
10 Is. An amendment was then offered
by MIR. Bidweil, which was also rejected
by like majority. lie then made mo-
ton to strike out the whole OF the pream-
bic OF Mr.. Ely's motion on which AL ami
mated and spirited discussion Of the pr;n-
clpses and fatal tendency of the resolve
proposed, took place. Mr.. BdwelPs mo-
ton was advocated by the mover, Cen.
Hull, DIR. Hill, Gen. Chandler, Mir. Bart
lett and Mr.. Howe and opposed by Nj. SIS.
Quincy. Phillips, jun, Phillips, Prescott,
Derby, Russell and Hpoker-the motion
was lost q TO IA. The final question
was then called for, put aud carried by a
like majority.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-07
WASHINGTON CITY, July Q.

GENERhL NRMsTROKG has arrived in
this City.
Extract " n ieifer firm Il peqH nan res;l-
fng IN UiHchestcr, HirgiFa.
" mountain, fifteen or twenty miles
hence tfron Winchesler) bursled and an
area OF fifteen or twenty acres Of earth fell
into the adjacent valley, to the conslerna-
ton and utter ruin OF the inhabitants the
force and violence being such as to have
crushed and destroyed trees, fences, hous-
eS and every thing which was in its way.
he mass Of earth, gravel and rocks fallen
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BALTIMORE, January 8.

Arrived bflg Anerlc4l, lloutoo, from NJ
deira. L-is brig Am ana Esaseis, Carpetcr,
f,r Norfolk, ia ? days, Philadelphia brig aud
tth'fjaa arrived.
Aisa, brig sLouisia,s Wells, r9 days from St.
Pserres, {Msrt.l Left schooner Betsy aol Peggy.
Heater, aud Maid Childs, for New York. Mar
tluiq,e contnucl blockaded, and market dal.
MISC, big Superior. Caoipbeil. Of Philadelphia,
I8 day, from ST. Cox. Lett brig Globe, Shai.
cross, of Philadelphia, Pot in IN distress ship
Thonss, Wilson, OF Phlladelphia, and some Of
New Esvro. D-cember aosh, sp Ike schooner
Aspasla, Br VIZ, Of New York, days from iii.
nidai for Turk $ Island.
Also sehr. Jane, Wlcks,i days from Char.
lesion.
Als9, schooner Rebecca, from Nffolk.
Also, schr Little Cheruh, troul Norfolk.
]anuafy7.
Arrived ship Ab.ona, Gallop Sc days from
Amsterdam Dec. 10 lat. S. a., long. o4, So,
spoke brig Uoanipous, from B1s,on, to Dcuera-
"a, a5tf, Lar. So 90, long. e, 10, bslg Randolph
from Emb5en to New York.
TIE Abeona, lefsat Amsterdam the following
American veSscls:
Ships President, Wescot', Of Baltimore, to sal
tho 10Th Nov. Andromache, PIERCE, New York,
ISih; Betsy, Joy, Boston 9Th; Ardent, Will
ans, Baltimore, uncertain; brig Superior, Allen,
Providence, 9Th Nov. for New York /; Ftsncis
Nixon, Wclbnrn, New York 18th Boston Pack
et, Ashton, Salem 18th; William, Jackson, of
Savannah, to sail for Liverpool the TN Of No
venl5er
Also, ship serpeat, MsCorkle, IS days from
Bafbadoes-Dec. 10 lat. II, long 81. scb'f f4et,
ty, Brown from Philadelphia, to ST. thomas, out
days.
Also. the P.ussian ship Elizabc,h, Santer, 81
days from Amsterdam. at. so, long. "A,
spoke the British Packet, from falmouth to Bar
bados.
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would in II. n,oa poaisive maonsr in6h on their
keeping On the loulhssidc Of III. keys all The. way
up, by which mcaos you would not only hare
a much better ana fatcr ruiz, but might at the
fan. time benefit folna by your own remarks
thar you would never mare than once require a
pilot +, conduit yoaf yeiieis for you, whereas if
youfaffsr them to run you among the keys, they
have IS many cuts aud channels to coniuct you
through, that they w0aid curry You on twenty
d,t;ren,s voyages, through as MANY diff rent cets
AMI channels, and 10 the ultimate ilfic, leave you
asigaoraat Of the navigation as yol w@re the
agitsoyage they coniutt you.
DUNCAN TAYLOR.
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!! with which they were afsAei. oae Of u. ms.1

with which they were afeAei. Oae Of h. nstt
men who was up5n the psint Of his YscageF, HspA
penipg TO be sanding at The house door, u q
young noble pass with bis hawk upoa he is, WI
anouGted, and with lls usualeqai2age Il hontt,{g
-spanieis, buatsnep Sc. betihd hisl.
The madmsn demanded 10 wlsrufc u'sS al tls
preparation, ard was ccafteonaY aEsweses,
kT ceItain birds. And how nuch fald ne na3-
nan, may be the worth Of tae lows wbisa yoa
KILN year. The gentleman rP'icd, iee ~
zen Groves. And v ha fad tie nadn2an, my
yeut hawk, fpaniels, h5tfss, & ssAand yeu IA
witho tn. yeaf. Aaoai FIVE rhoossna CROW
Five ttul..nd crowns, rssllec ibe nlatmsn -
gazing Al him nomen wsih.the Wild arG esr:
peintis OF an approaching phFet he ieiz rs
by The lhonlaef & fotcirg h5n Z t'e pit tm,n e
etl him legea1 fimes III tx watsf, me usaai pas
rice az his p4{eg eul his msr- fe5, are ps lefsj
Having thus raeked E':n be I'D htm fSek . sls
door bark ye tiepd fsid NJ, dt.ati MN take
my adgicc, and Ulake all psi lie ha9 I'm IT'S
hoGie for 149pId The datt9r coms home, he'H
drownyeu bpl what he'a cue you.
1his aneedote,ta Pogo, nsY appear 20 be
ingented 70 eocrce ny Prelcnt ia jsft, Bfi re.
ccivsd from the moi iati.Fstto,y ausaSnrY,
and there IS in il fsch 4 'm,xtoge Of tba, wild
nets, and mitinttye energy 81 inteiiea, 1aPrcuie
az 20 Ma mes IL ifaie o. recovery, thar July
believe il 70 have happened as fesated.
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P0GGIo BRACcIOLINI.

To one OF the works Of this author is related !
story which has been omitted 10 his life atel,
published. Poggo himself thus related il. /
is necessary to premise, that the subjea Of III.
seaion 10 Which he has introduced II, is sae foil,
81 pursuits, the expence Of which is greater tha,
tie pleasure produced is worth.
!" A physician of Milan who understood If
cure Of madnen, had pi, Of water in his house
in which be kept his patients. some up 10 thei
knees, some to their gifile, and some to the chr
according to the greater CT less degree of madRes
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The Esebolzers and H0u5eseeber.
ofthe Ioou7a of AIexnndran.

WILL pleafe to take notice, that POLL
viii be opened at the Curt Hou!e, in the Ceun
ell Climber, Oh the 18th day Of February, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpaf- of
chafog twelve fl. aud able men, being free
holders to reqrgfent the Coaorstion, As MAY.
or, Aldermen and Coamon c uncimen for tie
peEsn year.
Geo. Drinker, Collector.
ism. Day
aE Fho[e citizens who are in ar
areas TOR Corporation Taxss, are htiery requ fed
TO pay up the fame or the Collector viii b. un.
der the difagrseabi, necsGiy ofproceeding agana
them as the law directs
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SPANISH HIDES.

5000 Spanifh Hides julf receivedby
he lsoP Plefi5ens from CuHacoa, and for fale by
JOHN TUCKER.
Wbo Sas on. haad,
16,oooelbs. Green Coffee, Musco-
valo sosar, in hhds. and bbls. Spanning Cotton,
and quantity of courie Salt, &c. &c.
Ile will ALTO give orders for cargoss of Salt az
Turks Ilasd, payable in tn: Uaited States, thres
months alter the delivery.
January Z. eo4w
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aIsral,usta DaiI1 sDbsrtissr.
FRIDAY, January IS.

Finding it the custom to recommend
Directors to the Stockholders of the Bank
of Alexandria, Itase the liberty Of recom-
mending Abram Hezves as a man OF integ-
rity and ability to fill that Office, having
mentioned but one hope the Stockholders
will excuse this freedom in their grateful
friend.
VIZ. HARTsHoRNE.
fstrno. Is.
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IaNtc &aR.

On Monday next, 18th Infant, at1I
o'cloek, viii be fiji tie lac awtiiIng Of
Mrs. e. Swoepe, Prince Nre:t,
All the perfonal EItate Of the fad
t'ec-aSed, counting OF Aonsebold a@a KHfle4
PHILIP c. MARsTELLER.
jan. =.
To S 7 RECEIVED
AND FOR SALE,
French Brandy, Antigua and Gre
NADIA Rum,
HOLLAND GIN--mpo,led mir ZIP Anr-
rea jyom 4zyfefaanz,
cbsrry Bounce made Of Old fpirit,
Wines,
Loaf and lump Spgar,
Blown do.
Green Coffee, Teas, SC.
FRUlr-Ap Sweet Oranges, Lemons,
Lines and Green Grapes.
NUTS-Aimonds, Eog!iNl Walnuts, Shell
ba,ks, &c.
few bs. Crab CYder,
loo bis. R land do.
1000 lbs. Cteele,
S,o,s Bailey, Potatoes, &c.
Thomas Smnss.
Who wil1es TO Sell or Rent,
bis HOUSE o. Prince itreet, oppaiite t. George
fayLot's. Eq. Ang perion iQcped 70 pl.chafe
ihaIl have great tafgsin--is viii fold Tor Cain,
81 bartered for WetGJods.
jan. 3.
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PHYSIOGN0TRACE.
I.TODD

RESPECTFULLY Informs the ladies and gentlemen
of Alexandria, that he has erected his machine
for tracing tie outline OF the face, IN the Ball
Room al the Eagle Tavern, coroer Of King and
Royal ifgects, where thofe who will honor him
with their attetion may have four correct profies
for Is ceuts.
Note-Gilt and black Frames may be had al
the room.
~ Pieafe 10 come in at the paved alley lead
ing 10 Royal ltTeet.
Ian. 9. d. eo3t
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1st no. IS.
.Mr. Sno1pasn,

Since the present Directors & the Bank
have been IN Office, the institution has hou-
rished in SO great a dsgree, as TO enhance
the property Of the Stockholders fifty per
cent. The regular traders nave been ac-
commodatedwlth allthe discount they could
desire, the men OF enterprise have been
kept within bounds, and the Town has a.
risen to consequence from the most reduc-
ed state. ! begleave therefore through the
medium OF your paper to propose the cid
Directors, from a confidence that the in
stitution cannot be amended by a change.
PROXY.