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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03

THE defendant James Smith not,
having entered hisarpearanse snd given ieeuri'y..
according 90 the act Oh AGcmbly and til. rules OF
this Court and it appearing TO the ististattiop
Of the Court upon aftidayii, thaSthc faid defcn
dan,, lanes Smith, is not an inhabitant of this
D;fria Onsmotion Of the laid complainants, by
,beir council, il il ordered, that the faid defen
dsnf lanes Smith, do appear here on the frss day
Of next and enter his appearance to the suit,
and i've sesu,;y for performing the decree OF the
Court, and thar t.: other defendants, Iholemiah
Berry, Alexandcf Sai,ssh and Son, and John Byrne
do not ray away, convey 81 fecrete the debts hy
sh4m owlrg to, or The eftsts or Effects in their
hsods belonging to the fad abfsnl defendant as.
Smith, until the further order OF lecres OF tllE
Court, AID that copy Of this order be fsFthwi'h
lpubIhed for two months iucceniyely in both OF
! Che pubic newspapers publifhed IN this county,
and that another copy be poRed at the front door
of the Court Hcufe of faid county.
| Acopy -TeR,
G. DENEALE, c. c.
I! fFl4,S awzm
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Juf received and for Sale.
By Hcary K. May. g Go.
5000 buihels Liverpool TOW oAlt
roo do. ST. Uoes do.
so boxes mould cacdss
go barrels No. and cargo beef
6 pipes Madeira Wine
Ducking Guns
!, pipe. 4th proof Freach Brandy
February 10. sew
This Day is puDliihed,
By Cotton & Stewart, and for Sale at ineir
Book Store--Price One Dollar,
A new and interefing NOVEL, i
ENTITLED
WHIT Has BEEN.
BY Mrs. MATHEWS.
Feb. rs.
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HUGH SMITH

Has received by the Am, the United States, an
tbeOrion, from LIVERPOOL,
Il complete assortment Of Queens Vas
and can now fupply country merchants On ds
ihortelt notice. Has alfo received number OF well
ASSORTED CRATES,
in excellen, condition. Has for fale as uud
China AID ClaEs Ware.
Likeauye fer tale, Pipes b. the box, Ctosl,p
Steel, New Cattle GrindAenes.
Ost. ze. d6tto
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For S0Le,

f0T OGte,
HOUSE and LOT, lower erd Of Prira
Greet. he Gand is convenient TO the h,p,ng
and ofsrs confdcra5ie advantages as itore OF
drugeif's fhop. and can accommodate family.
Apply at the fame to
Charles Douglas.
Jan. 20. colin
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10 bS Rental,
+ february

A two cory frsrae HOUSE, and alarge LOT
for a ,Gar3en, with a Well Of coed water at az
dsaaSr, 90 Dake Erect; abou. three lqaarca to 'n'
eaawerd u the Stone Bridge; poGsiion may o
had Immediately.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
A bseee Of Ground,

lying upon the north dde Of a ten fee. alley es-
tending esfwardly from Warrington ftreet, be.
ginning upon thefaid alley. fifty fsyen feet to the
eaaward Of Wilmington Street and extending
with the alley fifteen feet, and northwardy pa
rallel TO Wilmington Street twenty feet, Al(s
one entire SO UARE containing two acre, bound
I'd on the fouth by Oronoko Street, on the north
BY Pendleton freet, on tlleeeaf BY Alfred &reet,
and oa the wet by Patrick frect. Til, Gquars
IS iubiea to an annual rent OF forty three pounds
current money of Virginia, payable 10 Charles
AIexander, ZIG. JAMES kEi,H.
Feb. "a. GODS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03

n f4Iot apoul GA iSCt oi
frznd, extending wetwa,d about SO ter, % "
alley This may be rented for about tcn yta,D
aud, perhaps, on groend rem: forever I'M. !"
IS very nasr 90 W'oi.e R.eet ana Kik's wharf
VIM. Hartlhorne.
! No 20
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03

By Ulrtue o a Deed Of 7r11Jf
To The fubfcribet, will be enpofed to fale upon
the premiles, for ready money, on theSlf day
of March next, il fair, if not, the next fair
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
a blece of Ground,

lying upon the eaf iide of Wilmington ffeet, and
north fde of Cameron freet, in the town OF
Alexandra, extending with Warrington frset
fifty ave feet, with Cameron freet forty feysn
pet. ALTO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-03
BY AUTHORITY.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
To 5sild an 44eaasmy IN The Ci.y sf Rifbm'.d.
Dolls.

Prize lar drawn ticket having
blank to. itsnumbcr,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-14

15,coo tickets at 10 dollar. each, $50, oCo
n. B. Plies fubjr6tsd TO detusfion OF fiji
teen per cent.
This Lottery has been authorifed by the lie.
silature of Virginia, for e,e landable Purpofe
of creGtrg (cmirary Of learning in or near the
metropolis Of this fate, With this view it. is
contemplated 70 raifa &c, 900 dollars, ard 1900
dollars in addition, for dcfsaying the expcnces at
sendant on drawing the lottery. Citizens Of the
6ra refeasbility have been feleaed as trufees,
and they have pledged themfelves to ufe their at.
mott cxcgtons to carry iriuto eR5tt The {,heme
has the advantage OF givingato each each advn-
tuser chance for fsne ysry large priaes, Whit
the proportion OF prizes TO blanks, is 70 great as
10 invite The friends Of the intended inf,tuton to
partake in the lottery, with very little Eik Of
their becoming lo{en. Tie treafa;c5ot ttis fate
IS to be appointed 10 receive the money for tic
tickets as they are fold, and 70 pay the amount
ofthe PRICES to fortunate adventures. ltis bc-
lie, ed that the above coofderatioss will induce
rapid lalc of the tickets, and the drawing Will
commence as foon az fufd lent numbcr GaaiI re
fold to au.horizc it--which ii Is believed viii DC
on the fccond Monday 10 L ecenlber next.
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1894 co
~ Tickets to beshad Of Rcbsrt
Pollard, DR.. Peterborough, fen.
VIM. Price, Reg samueI Plca'ant
Jun. and VIM. prifcnald.
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Anguh TO.

THE fubfcriber is willing IL leaEe,
for te III OF years, about 900 acres of arabic
land, part 0! tic Mount Vernon eRs,e.
The UNION FARM t;aGt contains about
GOO acres, and will be divided into thee cne,
men,s, each oi-which will be accommodated with
dwelling houic, g iatters, and fnAi.ent barn
room; / he mead W, containing60 orzo acres
will be divided into three equal parts, one of
which to be added to each te1eulcnt.
MUDDY HOLE FARM contains about 4 20
acres, is divided into tx Gelts, has on ). twp
dwelling hou!cs, quarters barn ard corn houf
and will be let 10 Fcslon or divided Into two
tenements, as may be mof fu,stsle
P9dsGion 10 be given as f,on az the growing
crops are removed, with liberty to the teaants 70
feed in the autumn. For terms apply to tie fab
hrher, or in his a5fcnee 10 Natbasit! c. Hvut<.,
manager on the etate. The above farms are
from 7 to 9 miles from Alexandra,
Bn{Arod Warrington.
N;5rat Vernon, May Is zaw3w law
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Twenty faUe Dollars Peua7d.

RAN AWAY from the fubfcribcr's farm, in
the county of AeSandris, diafi6 Of Columbia,
a Muatto man called MATT COOK, about
feet high, between s. and 80 years Of age, long
haifswhich he wears tied, lack sfesbitt b4ir on
the front Of bis head, little to the leit, coop
er BY trade; he has fcvcral fears on his arms and
wrifs, fear on bis back occaEoned b. f aid,
and feveral n'Ils from, whip he IS very fond
Of drink and gambling, h: took with him va,
riety of clothes and fome coopel's tools. He
croGed the Potomac at Georgetown few days
aoce, and viii probably make for Baltimore, as
he has been very anxious FIR fome time paf to
Sc to fea. l will:give the above rcwa.d foe
fccurirg fnid fellow in any jail, {, tila, &c,
him again, or tbirty doE4y;, with re1faua5le
charges if brought homo. ca Al matters Of
edels and Others are forewaIned curing, EN-
p!oying OF earring OF laid fellow q, their peril.
c. F. Whiting.
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Lands for Sale or Rent.

vil! either fell or rent ny TWO FARMS
in The neighbourbcod Of FsaeriI;tburg kn1wn
by the names o. ChNtbam aad clark. itt.c q
containing about elcven tuodrfd acres, or v hen
there is a god MERCHANT MILL. and ~
excellent FISHERY. 1"c o,her nppofsd to BE-
about four h',ndrtd acres, ooe hnn,,,cd OF ahch
arc now in co'u, aud in coed order for towing
wheat. They arc ho;h il high ila,e Of euti
walton, In either event, viii dtf,ofc Of p 1T
of the Negroes, Stock, and Hou!shold Fu,ni
tlre.
Letters duc9ed TO nc in Alexandria, poa
paid, will be duly ATTENDED t..
william FA1h45h.
ArguA 10. atu ~
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TO RENT.

The Dwelling Houfe and Store in PrinceRreet
one door eaf Of the houfc occupied DR.. E. c..
Dick, they are both inegood repair PoGS fiion
may be bad Immediately. Apply as above.
Jane 4, d65oc
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Burr Mill Stone MnnuIafZo,y.
BEN IAMIM BROWN,
Formerly Of ,h@ Arm OF M'prerion aud Brown
Baltimore

formerly OF ,hs Arm OF M'Plerion aud Brown
Baltinore,)
Respectfully Informs the public tha
ne his etabiiisd a Mandatory OF Burr Mill
Stones, in ST. Patrick ittee:, between King and
Camsron ttreets, near DAvey Dayey's, AIexan-
dsia, and folicies Glare ofpauonage lie fat.
iess himielf his wark will be found equal, II not
fupcrior, to AIRY excc.l:cd in this place, as Will
appear by certificate froua jonathan and John
.Etiicosf, which VIII be fewn en- application at
he Mandatory.
Neev 0, bond a pumber ef
.Flrf Quality STONES,
ready made iiom teet2 inches TO S icct,6.
AHo,
a LARGE SUPPLY OF
FRESH BURR BLOCKS.
Jane o. saw3m
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IuJu05le Property jar Sale.
On the 9Th day Of September next
a, the dwelling bout Of the la,e Captain 'b'
Hedges, te2eafed On Cha, pawamGc, arar Ben
ftes, viii be fld on credit of twelve raon'h,
at lie fae, 70 .hs t!gbeR i'd Ter, Two .raa''I
L 4 n d,
feua,e in Prince William eounty conisnfg
sbut twelve hundnd acres, Of good qnaidy'
well tinbered and IMP owed, with large pro-
portion CT 1t low grounds flitable for meade"
ALSO,
About twenty hve-llkely Slaves, ard
all the other pe'lonsI property Ct tic eaa'e I"
the f.id Hedges.
Bonds SAD approved f.carity, together VII
q mortgage on he land, will be Cared OF '''
rairchaie!s.
The land will be fld in larsc or fma!i qaa5's.
ties, as may be mof Likely TO produce tie O<'
price.
s !,asp a1 E; Hedges Es',e
I,lv ,, Issj:
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70 Rent,

And ph'liion given Immediately, comfort,
sbie>DWEL.ING HOUSE. Gnaeed in plrs~
fan; part OF the town, Fo- particulars nqa'se Of
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
9uly II. q
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d6!ee
WILLIAM RAMSAY

BEING anxious to clole his former buhneis,
seouefts all thef. who are Indebted to him 20
SettIe their accounts early as po5le, and thote
who have claims againft htGa viii Pieaie Pfesent
them for adiufment,
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The Firm of LIBBY, CARNE & SI.ADE,
commonlT known by the name CT CARNE and
-SLADE, this day DIG, lived b mutuaI conien,
ADD il p.rfs.e good harmony in foturc the Gu :
: inefs vii. be carried on by
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n Q I (.

TtIE fuh1erjber beins empowered 70 rec,w
al tho ksnis due, OF coming Dec 10 tie t1woo
Alexandra TO MIR. A5cxani-r S;ym3re Iioo',
her.by YES no;ite to thoft concerned, th1t he
vii cali n them for payment Of thei' rep Give
sFlcatas es, AID ths:no other Perfon i, anthori
CO 70 rcceHv, ofthem.
!. y. H0as.
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LIBBY and CARNE,
at their old fore il Farfsx fsees, and b.
CHARLES SLADE.

=
CHARLES SLADE,
/, On Prince ffeet, between Ricketts, and NcwtoD's
corner srd P. Wsateo's fore. They take this
oppostunity Of making their grateful acknowledg
nents TO toe pubic IN gene,al, for the very Iibe-
raj encouragement they tavc experienced face
they hlyestsen in this country, and RESPECTFULLY
foIicie cootinrance OF their favors, 70 long as
they llalI he th nghs :o,re7it them. In add'-
tion to their f2riug importation they have lately
rcceivSa quantity of
.Cro1oJeytSteej and Shot,
ard Cor the fcsfon their aE ,ftnen: is god. The5
expect this Fail very general aaofsmens OF
HARDWARE at Both hou.eS.
Thofe q whom they ase Indebted will be
pleafed to pecfen, shcir accounts for fettsruens,
and ,tafe wto a,e indebted 70 them wall pleaf:
mas- psyncns 10 tiseE at ciihcs houfe, with eli
eonvea:snt fpeeds as shey are aaxlous to have
their accosnts clofsd.as foan as peli >e. lbofe
Whole DTS have heru long aandns will not,
we hops, expect any tui.hey indulgence, other.
wife they Gall be Obliged TO har: reconrie to
fuch mcafares as they would with 70 avoid.
Aos9a 3. (as4l sd3.eo
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JUST PUBLISHED,
ByROBERT and JOHN. GRAY.
King fFeet,
IN ELgGANT FDIT1oN os

THE II 9 / 7 3 | B /. L.
In four hancfomc OGtavo Vo'umes-P ice, well
beund, Ten I4!iass.
This edition is now of red 10 the Puhir as a
f,ecimen Of America. paper AID -PTinting. which
will rot fnf:5 by copolrfon with any book
printed in this country.
81 4 GoLD MkDAL was given to
Z obert Carr, the Printer OF ehis Bbe, by tie
American Company Of Bookfcliers, as the b,R
ptairnen of Printing exhibited at their annual
meeting At New York last Jloe.
luly 81. q
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70 Rent,

among which are TIC foN0a'ng :
Motherby's Medical Dictionary, La
dy's Mafcom, Dobion's Lie OF Petrach, ID 9on
any OF 4Naseral H,aory, Fugsf5n's Autonomy,
Toose's Pantheon, YopnS's LaS'n Dictionary,
Sosevili Lcsicon, 81. Piece Studies OF Mature,
Medical Exratas with plates, D cameron Of
,Boccaci Bioua5's' Placei$ai Navigator, Fedeta.
lii, IIoois's ArioRs, = pion's Eucii, Wit.
mans Egypt, qparto, octave and Pockei Bib'es,
gilt and plata, NJ rocco Prayer Books, Belle
Surgery, Eda6atsh New D.tpcnf'tosy, Bailey 8
Johnion's Walkers snj Perry : Dictionaries. An
elegant sGortment Of
Paper Hangings,
a fey choice Vrohns, V'snp S-nngs and Bows,
complete az ntmens Of German Flutes and Fla
galsts and great variety Of other articles Which
viii be sdvertdsd in few days.
July a.
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l9uard Hackbey s. Ntns. Ramlay

Il u S~%Sf - AA~N0'Noe/ -
HAVING THIS DAY
: Entered into par;nerfhp und:r the firm of Hack-
lev and Ramjay, oEer for fiie at their ttnre,
corner of King and Pitt f'eess, near the Wath.
;ncton Tavern, general aaortnaentof
Hines, Sbu1tuous Liquors, Gre
cefaes, Sc,
Warranted G-nuiie, VIZ:
London ,parti.u!ar Madeira,
in pipes and halt do.
L.fbsn, =
Cdlmana and O.
M4laga
rprt ii an excellent quality in bottles, z.
:. Msdocs CIaret, in cafes OF two doz.
,Laaf lump and Melcoyado Sugars,
Sytup and Molafes.
LONDON botiled Por'er.
janaics and Antigua Rum,
Holland aud country Gin,
Cogniac and Barcelona Brandy,
White Wine Vinegar,
Philadelphia and Albany Chocolate,
Fig Blue, Nader, Copp:sas, Brimtone,
Sail Petrs and AllOm,
Engiilh and country Gunpowder,
OilOtS SnoIlS09 ~
Georgia Cotton,
Imperial, a
Hyfon Chulang, E,.sL Tsns of the
JIyion. - ::..S,x,
Young Hyfon, 1905 '".FV''~
yfon Skin, tens
and
Souchongs, a6orted
Bet Green Coffee,
Spices of every kind,
Durham and Dxon's Muhards
ieiper's Snuff,
SSpanih Scgars Of good quality,
Bafket Salt for table uie,
Pipes in boAes,
Wrapping Paper,
y BET Sallat Oil,
Stoughton's Bisserss
Olives,
Soal Leather,
Dem.johns,
Rice and Barley, &c. &ss
June 4. dSiso +
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LATELY PUBLISHED,
And for Sale BY ROBERT and JOHN GRAY,
HISTORYOF TIE WARS,
Which arofe cur Of the French Revolution
which is p:efxsd 4 Review Of the
Caofss Of tint Event.
BY Alexander Stephens, Esq.
OF the Honorable socie;y Of the M.ddic temple.
Two Vols. Q3}ayo.
t-s Price to fubl@ribers dds. n B. Af-er
The 2osh of this noath the Price VIII be RATED
to dolls.
Jui-feceivcd,
The Eth volume OF Secea Pays. sa5scribers
will pleafe to ftnd Iof their copies.
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Fiss: Ameticao, from the fourth London eH;;.,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-30

ta
On Saturday last Mr.. Dawson submit.
ted two resolutions to the House Of Re-
personalities the one for receding 10
Virginia that part .ofthe district Of CO.
lumbia eeded BY that state to the u.
Srates--the other, for receding to Mary
land that part ofthe territory without the
limits Of the city Of Washington ceded
by that state TO the United States pro-
yidsd such recession be accepted By the
two states. -
On referring the resolutions 10 aeom.
mittee oftheswhole, the House divided.
Ayes 4o-Noes %. ThsreLn not being
aquorln amotion was made to adjourn,
and lost-Ayes ST. * - ~
The question was then pat on tcoasi-
dering the resolutions. Ayes 80. Noes
80. F. 2 ~ !, n ~
There being no quorum, the motion
to adjourn was repeated and carried.
Ayes 45-Noes a. - = ; - 81
= ~ =
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~ 81 q bivof and, NTH fhedid D their.
syeeps, IN calm weather, fen pesseis
can ESCAPE them S7xfeen or fDenfy sail
ef Americans had Bsea blurred and car
ried iMtD 81. ago, s0hsre, 1oith0st any
legai condealnaton, thsir cargoes mere
sdken out !; and, n some isstancex, The
Desseis 6nrni- The captain and cresD are
Invariably plilidsred 81 every ariiets The
privateersman can iay hid d Tlss Spar
Iards abbeurfo iook on these proceediags
NTH Didi6 srence---not during 20 oppose
The French, zvh0, from their ntnnsbers,
RUE NTH uncontrolled sscay. 8
dcconnts received Jror, Gonaiccs VIA
ST. Taes, STATE, thai there had deem re-
Gently q horribls siaug hfes 81 every Iphife
person IN me eiiy---nid, that me bri.
gand genera, Salpen, had issueda pro-
ciaadfion, commanding Me esfir patton,
BY massacre, 81 every luhtte IN she isl
and. 81. s.5 Isl .. ,.a. N -. =.
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I'll: JEFFERSON.


SIR, a. ~ - ~ u ~ ~.
Misfortune necessiates me TO make
a communication the most distressing OF
my life. and, L Is with the deepest re-
gretthat inform YOU OF the loss OF the
United States figats Philadelphia, under
my command, by being wrecked on the
rocks between four and 1--WE miles to the
eastward of the town of Tripoli. he
circumstance relating to this unfortu-
nate event arc nj 3 a. n. being about
Ave leagues to the eastward Of fripoli,
saw ship in shore of us standing before
me wind to the westward we nnnedi+
ately gave chase. She hoisted fripoli-
tan colors, and continued her course ve-
~ near the shore about eleven o'clock
had approached the shore to seven f.,-
thoms water commenced hiring At her,
which VIC cou,inusdb, running before the
wind until hall past eleveni being then
in seven fathoms water, and 6nding our
: FIRE insiEse,aai TO prevent her getting into
.,fTipoli, gave up the pursuit, and was
bearing oil, when we ran on the rocks in
I2 feet water for@ ard, and II feet abaft :;
immediately lowered down a boat from
the stern, sounded and found the great
est depth Of water astern,. laid all sails
aback, loosed the top gallant sails, and
set heavy press al canvass on the ship,
blowing fresh to back her of, cast three
anchors away from the bows, started the
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Bosros, March Is,

Captain Gardner, from Amsterdam,
which he lcftthe 18th February, informs.
thatat the time Of his departure, the
.Datch were in carly expectation, that
the English under Sir Sidney Smith,
would make an attempt tobarn the ship
ping inthe New Diepe, which Consist
ed Of three ships Of the line, two friga,es
and two sloops ready for sea four line
Of battle ships in ordinary, twenty-five
large transports Tor carry ing troops, and
number Of Dutch merchantmen. An
English Acct Of Eve sail of the, line, three
trigates and small vessels, were seen
every day close in with the land. In
Consequence of which the garrisons ON
the fexei and Helder had been reinfor-
sced with 1000 Dutch troops. II. z
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AMSTERDAM, January 8.

The iollowlng IS an extract of . letter
received here from Calais
= Notwithstanding the extraordinary
exertions that have been made, the ex-
pedition against England can scarcely
be expected TO take place before the last
of March; 70 mnehtime will be required
70 assemble the armed vessels and trans
Ports 1t Bouiogne, and increase the na-
tional aotilla there to the number Of fif.
teen hundred sail"
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llTEsT FRo1M EUROPE.

-
PosTscR1PT 10 the BRITIsH NEpTuNE.
LONDON, February IS.
Important information on the subject of
invasion.
The public MY place the fullest reli-I
r,,ce On the authenticity Of the following
abatement, which We have just been ia
yored with from the most unquest ionable
authority. Two Swiss oIicers brothers)
ii the French service, are just arrived
from France, having made their escape
from thence. They have been examine
Cd before the Privy Council, and made
declaration thar the invasion Of this
country win be attempted in the course
sof The present week, wind and weather
permitting. III