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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
ALEXANDRIA, February IS.

Ii must give pleasure to every virtuous
mind to perceive that justice which mar
row and lliberal party spirit, has ever ell
dcavorcd TO withhold from the friends Of
Freedom, during their sojournment on this
earth, invariably bestowed upon their me.
mories. Milton it is true was dead long
before this justice was done his charASter,
but that Of Price instantly arose superior
to his maiign and pensioncd dctractors.
Priestly also, who was honored with the
iuvr'erate hatred of the British govern
!nsnt, whose priests and mobs, not satisfi-
ed with burning his house, his library and
Philosophical Instruments, with compell-
ing him 10 seek for shelter in The house
OF the learned and liberal Perr, even threa-
tened him with the assassin's blade, when
he resided at Hackney who having thus
driven him from England whose govern
ment hc had prophet;callv soretold must fall
from the progress OF the human mind,
was no, suiered to rest even in America,
here Porcupine and the federal prints,
with their accustomed malignity, and dis
regard to truth, traducsd him, such anta-
gonists we're below even his contempt, aud
,unnoticing them he calmly pursued his
course, sludiously cndeayoged 10 benefit
the world, and no sooner is his death an
nounced han the very papers, which were
most adverse TO him load his memory
with praise, and Justly call him grca,
AID good mNn!'' Such arc thy fruits on
virtue!
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VoLUNIlFES.

By Mr., Pickering Ftigion and lNor0l-
ify. essential supports ola free EoUernnlent,
Judge Marshsll. Thstr~re PATRIOTS n
which prefers the public infcres: 10 the
public faVor.
Judge Chase. The man who dsres DC
honest in the worst &c times.
Judge Cranch. The memory Of Mrs.
Washington, pattern to our wives and
daughters.
M. Campbell. John Adams, late Pre-
.ideut Of the United States, the patriot
anu s,etsaman, will be remembered ard
admired, while virtue ard talents are held
in estimation.
MIR, Sands. Agriculture ard commerce,
mu'uali. supporting and supported.
M. ]. Lewis. The power Of inFeach-
ment--bu, not as substitute ior Death
o. ire"Yvafion."
Mr.. r. Griswold. The tomb of Wash
ing,en, let ii not DC pro!ancd, by Croco
die tear ?
MIR. I. Law, Let others hail the rising
sur--Tye bow to that whose race is run.
Mr., r. Stockton. Our sons and daugh
tcrs--Hstegyi'y and taInts, 6eaHty and The
domrafic Uirsues.
MIR. Livingston. The State Of Della.
ware, first to adopt, and firm to support
the constitution.
Mr.. Thatcher. National economy,
'shich 'aues by expenditure, not rpasfeS by
'atTng.
Mr. Wells. No hIeassre to him, who
prefers Paine.
Mr.GriiTn. Charles Colcsworth Pinck-
ney--Tai,nfs, piyirte dhonor, will be re-
membered and respected.
Mr.. Dayton. The last importation Of
pretended patriots of '7e, let it be the
last.
Mr.. Stedman. Oppressed humanity
relieved by erhorts, MOI imferts.
The day was enjoyed by all, in harmony
and cFeerfnlness-In the evening. there
was ball in Georgetown. where beauty
and patriotism united and We'd with each
other to honor the day, and more cmDha
tic2lIv 10 cherish the memory, ard revere
The virtues of Htw who was iheirFhIEND,
PARENT and BFNEFACTOR.
WASHINGTON's BIRTH DAY,
SHALL NJ cELBRHATsD.
"Ti'l fixed by Heavens own voice, in dread
behest,
Regardless of the morn, the sun shall
rest
Til darkness whel;n the world, from pole
TO pole,
Ard Ne,vcn's eternal Orhs forget 10 roll"
City of Washington, 24th Feb. 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
WASHINGTON ClTY, February ~

1t has been said tLai federalism has a.
hated Of las violence. Lei tie following
toasts dec'de--It has been said th,t the
memory of Washington Was cherished by
the leaders Of tina, party; not TO- PARTY
purposes, but from pure respect Cor his
virtues. Let the truth Of (hese proressi-
ons b- tested by the following accoun, Of
The cciebrs on of his birth day. Ry this
IT viii be seen, that tie memory Of that
great nan, Is attempted, inpot>puy 1t is
true, to be made as powerful an instrument
Of PARTY malevoience, as his name, while
living wss too successfully converted IN
10 cover for many dangerous design.
Whatever librr;ies may be taken with the
living, shame on the motives and feelings
q a parry, Vho, ~ sinking state, could
dag down to their own level The charac.
ter o. nan which TIE understanding voice
Of nation. has stamped with inDoriality.
(.NaG fntel.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

same number was discharged at noon
At four O'Clock P. NJ. the company con-
sisting OF the Judges of the Supreme
Court, the federal members Of both tou-
ses Of Congress, and gentlemen CT the
City of Washington, George Town. Alex
andria, and Of several states in the onion,
who were occasionally at the seat Of The
national government, sat down to an ele-
giant dinner provided by Mr.. S,olle.
MY. Pickering, Senator from Massa-
chu.e,ts, acted as President; Mr.. J. Lew
is, Representative from Virginia, and
Mr.. Sands, a Representative from New
York, as cPresidents-'rhe Rev. MIR.
Balch OF George Town otficistrd as Chap
lain-An excellent band of music, which
attended and played number of pieces
selected for the OCCASION, gave zest TO
the festival. After dinner the following
toasts were given.
/. The Dsy-which cheri.he. affection
FOR the memory Of WASHING 7oN--Our
Country inherits his services-Thc World
his example.
This toast was intantly followed by the
Idischsrge of II cannon; and the band
struck up, in full chorus, Washington's
March.
:. The PEOPLE OF the United States.
IMusic, Hail Columbia.
s. 1 he Friema. ofthe People--not their
FIansrera.
Music, Yankee Doodle.
4. The Legislative and Executive As-
thoritie.-with constitutional ;osvers-not
ni0rr ho'VcrJAi than the Constitution.
s. The Jud;ciary---as free from f,ersecu-
sfo. So from patronage,
6. The Arnv snd Navy-although f y
in mtfnijsrs, vel prevalent in OaIor.
7. TO the nHe Scamctt OF the United
States-"rctecsioa al sea, and RcEe,- or,
shore; bur not 20 fugitive; Who assume
the character aud abuse It.
6. & Free Pre@s---The publication o!
Truth, hrOIrc!e9--not hRaisted.
9. Honesty, cufsctty ami .fdefify 70 the
Cnnstiiution--ti,ies 10 .6HIarcbatfc' if not
10 FaUsriHs,n.
20. The Heroe, and Sta;c7men CT the
Revolution --Melitolious associates o.
Washington.
Music, The Heroes Return,
II. Washingter--lie NJ yer deserted HI:
Post Animated hv his exampie, ne Mi
never dese-t his Principles.
Music, Westinghouse Grand March.
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SFMEX.
NEW-YOKK. Eeb,narn Is

Our correspondent al ALBANY, under
date OF Monday evening, ten O'Clock, writes
to us as follows:
Mr. LANSING, in letter 20 ,hs chair
man Of the Committee, has declined being
considered . candidate for his Office Of Co
vernon Of thio state =; the next election.
Agenc'al meeting Republican Mem
bers OF both Houses of the Legislature
WAS, therefore, called This evening when
the Hon. MORGAN LtwIs. Ciiiet Justice
OF the supreme Court, WAS nominated by
Judge Iayior as proper person 10 he sup.
ported la thernomo Of Mr. LANSING. This
proposition was agreed 10, and commit
tee appointed TO wait upon Judge LEWIS {;
who reported, that he would s. We, If elect
ed. Judge LEWIS is, of course, the Re
publican candidate for the char of Go.
vclnmeHt."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

r1sRl Of the inestimablc works of Bacon,
Boyle and Others. Even you might be
improved.
There are men, who having been ore,
vented by adversely, or by indoience from
reading, aTe6t to ,iespise every man as t,
pedant, whose Information is more extern
siYe than their own. The aff-eta,ion is
arises from Pe,u,ancy that disiikcs see
ing another IN possession OF an advantage
1t has not. The pedantry Of the Spy, if
ii can be so termed, is no more than this
Of never making reference, or quota
ton, but it applies to his subject. His
learning does not appear TO be more con-
siderable than ought 10 DC that Of every
Virginia gentleman. II he has now and
then quoted Greek or Latin sentence
IT is no mere than periodical writer's o!
the first celebrity have Sone. ] 80 no,
mean to excite your hsrror." by advo-
eating the expenditure of four or FIVE wears
in teaching the dead languages. am
opposed 10 The practise. Du, surely u
person who has studied the beautiful re-
mains O! antiquity, which have been receiv-
ed with enthusiasm and rapture by mo.
dern genius and taste, may indulge his
prediction with a quotation la The origi-
nal language. withou. being subject 70 the
charge cf p-dan,ry. If yo;.s censure OF
the Spy l. Ius,, the Spectator, the Guar
dian. TIE Rambler, the Adventtrer we're
pedan;s, and must be damn'd because they
quoted from Greek, Latin, or English
books, no; understood, or not read By nv
NY of their fellow subjects. There is
scarcely work of any reputation but Nha,
must be prose- ibed as being unin;ellie,ble
TO number Of our fellow citizens. Some
because they have scrap OF two Of Latin
Greek or French. Others because they
con!ain technical terms. Others again
because metaphor appears, or The style
IS not very plain. The law writers would
march OH instantly, for certain il is, Tia,
une6acated men cannot approach them
in safety"
Upon The whole, your charge Of pedan,
iry is pUeTile. Il is unworthy oe So great
4 GENUS, and hope will BE- omitted.
You say the" pedaDtty"o of the Spy;
the expression is original, aud worthy O.
50 great at author. Bat as the world be.
isNes there are no riches in pedsntry,
/ teg that The wcrd "rieh" InaY :: omitted
in the next edition of your multifariou.
works.
! With This, close my remarks. IF
do offend YOU who will say that have
no. made ample alcnement. by pointing
pul many mistakes in yeur TWO last essays
( : ccr;etiinn Of which, vii, in NV opinion
constitute them the most pleasing p"cduc
tons that haye for mary years appeared.
And now must |. your faithful ,euire
lake leave Of yon, perhaps Tor ever. NJ,
emotion is u"ot;s 'Abie. and the BIG tea,
stands trembling IL my eye" Hu, sinc,
il Is TIE fate OF morteis, ar some time OF
other 10 part, let Us bear our separation
| with as aiuch fonilude a. We can. NAV
thou, Gin light OF the world. long, !nng cor
Time 10 shine upon us with undminishet
idslre--soon rnsy thy hirnhle grey goose
quill usher TO delighted Virginia, ore
hundred columns, whilst thou from thy
meridian height, brho!deth, or h-are, i
with d'sdain, the ca'piEgs OF pcdan;s and
the brayings CT dunces. Farewe,i-FAre
well.
SFNFy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
SoR YhE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Sl:NEX CONCLUDED.
INVOCATION.

Phubus, thou divine intelligence, who
hast the gubcrnatipn Of most of the &c
partmenis OF the scientific treasury, inn
part to me ray or two of genius, and the
power Of profound cogi,ation, and thou
oh Taper, the lone companion oF my IA
cubratory hours, repress ali crepssculous
teudencics--tha | may with anma,inH
and destinations, centinne my perigrina,ior
through tie pages of the admired, the
Immortal Fair Play.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07

OENT--and the ballots being taken,
GEORGE CLINTON, governor of New
York was by a very large majority, no.
minated for the next VICE FRESI-
DENT.
\ respectable committee, consisting Of
member from each state, was appointed
10 make proper arrangements.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-07
ebruary o..

REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,
or PREsIDENr AND VIcn-PR Es1DINT.
At meeting Of one hundred and ten
Republican Members Of the Senate and
House q Representatives. Of he United
States, held a. 'he CapitoIin Washington,
oH The evening 0! the 25lh of February,
1904,
STEPHrw r BRADLEY, of the Senate,
WAS unanimously called 10 ;he chGir.
After very able discussion Of The i'm
portance Of selecting the most proper
characters for the next Presidential Elec-
ton,
THOMAS JEFFERSON wa, urani.
mously nominated lo- the next PRESi.
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FROM The WAspfrerow FrpERAr1sr.
WAENINNTnN.. RInTH ~.

WASHfNGTCNt BIRTH DAY.
On W4duesaa, hc 23t Of February
INST. .hc Fedora. GepuDncaos at the seat
oi ,he National Government, celebrated
the Day Ph.ch gave birth 70 the immortal
"oshinrfor.
The day vas ush rel 'n Is ythe discharge
Of seventeen cannon at sun rising. The
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o be RENTED or SoLD, the foII5ving Ca.
luabe PRofERT1. TO wit: Tie TENE-
MEET. la;e lie Residence a. VIM RaCford. der
consisti'g Of \ large dwoii,ng hou.e kitchen.
snosk house, stable and carriage horse together
with two small Tsncments, connected with tins
same. situated in n most healthy and ayrecabr.
neirhborhood at the upper end, and ca tbs sttSet
leading TO the Capitol square
Also, adjoining the above, ard on rhe stree,
leading 70 the Coverncr's. TENEMENT. well
calculated fortwo stores but at present turned in.
10 one for he purpnse OF receiving vhc.t, Re.
this stand is suppo'fd TO he an,org the best on
ne his i"r retailing gooss and huyng produce,
having besn keptAs such for SEVERAL wears nast
hiso. large and convenient BRICK TFNE.
MEET, just finished. adjoining the subscribee's
residence, opposite tle Hon Geo Wythe's and
on the street leading to he Capitol, within
convenient distance Of the same For further
particulars enquire of
WIZ PRICE.
Richmond. FEB. ~. 1904 wa.
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Richmord. FEB. %. 1904
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FOh RE.Tf,
Several Tenencnte

On 'he rrain street on shocl;oe Hi. calculated
for Grocery Stores Immediate possession nav
be rad. For terms, apply 70
HARETN DAVIS.
Cd March, 1904 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-25

" ho'esae purchasers viii be dealt with
upon the most liberal terms. wtf
pU8Lic confidence has never been more de.
Z hosrateiy and firmly repofcd, and perhsps in
40 'htanee more lu'iiy, than il appears in the et.
heaey oil HAMlLTON'S WORMLOZEMGEs
prepared and fold, whoIcfalc and rctaii, BY R1cu
Aso Lrg no. Sc, Maideu-lane, New York
ne proprietor has lately prefented to the public
eye the teitimoay of the Hon. n. C Eanion,
Chancellor of Maryland, the Pew. MIR Mother.
ana OF other diitinguiihed and Respectable charge
ters. The following cafes, Of naoce recent oc:u
renee, are now refpeafuiy fubmi,ted.
COPY u letter from Mr.. Re,py dcte,nar, Byicf
Iager, NasaSize-steet, near Byoaduay, .T.sn
%, 1904.
SrR-lt would be ungra,cfuI were TO with
noid my te!timony in favor of Eamilton's Worm
Destroying Lozenge.. I had been between five
and ik years pait much indifpofod, and latterly
often tormentcd with feverc gripping aud pains of
the bowels. troubled with ofFenfive breath. aud
with violent feverif hte, and other obvious fymp-
toms OF worms; but frequently hearing your
worm Lozenges recommended in cafes e nilar TO
mine determined on a trial Of them "a INV Ian
reiource- The frrf dofe evacuated twelve or
'hteecn tees OF tape worm; two other dolc, were
.a1en which brought away quantity Of matter
iiee broken ikins and pieces Of worms. fappoic
the tape worm voided 1t diff rent times uuil in
.a'e eACeeoeo iofty iest. ne almoit
incredible benefit I received from, this me icine.
induced me to give dole to child OF mine who
YVES pin'ng and iekly it produced the fame good
eHSd IN this inha1ce, exPelling worm of oil
iere't kind, from nine to twelve inches lsng, and
at the fame time reGoring good hate of health.
! remain, Sir, yours, &c.
HENRY ACKE.MAN.
% mr. Richard Lee
81 Prepared and fold wholeralc; by the fole
proprietor, RICHARD LEE. So, Mqid,n lane, New
YORK, aud by s. Pleaisp-. lun Richmond
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NOW Published,
BY &. DOUGLAS, BALTIMORE,
forensic ELoQveHcH.
SKETCHES OF

SKETCHES OF
x A i S IN FLAND,
ron HIGH TREASON, eSt
4ncladigS The SPEECHES # 6Ir CUPPdR nc
Ien5t6 i-hccombd Panied b. crf'uia bat,,s Husf ~
ing re 6's'o'J ard PrcsrSt 'fa'e y fbef cenf.y
FL" a the subscribers TO This boo. are nlue n
scattered over the Continent, and as the expen.e
a"en,irg It has been considerable, ,he pub'lsl er
re peeuully hopes that they will take The c. ricss
opportunity Of serdlng for it,
Baltimore, August 9Th, 1904 a.
Those wha suuscnhel for the above book
at this cii'oe, are informed that it will be ready
or dcve-, carly ia Sc, icriScr
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B-J' advertisements, ne crcced;nga soxay.
'ntensth. are inserted in fkis hohcr for sevrr.
fy-foe cente the first time three dollars far
fhrcc sysekS &C times) am far every Qcleli-
hoaaIinSertioa thirty-three cents. Lolp o7e.
IN the same isrohorsion---uniess a sfieciaf ICON.
frdcf De made by the ycar.
United States Of ,4inerica, 5fh Circulf, Ytr-
ginia District, Nay 81, 1904.
Robert Boyle, ,lt. =
against =
William Thompson. Ovcr,on Cosby. adm. =
nistrator of David Loudou, deceased. Z
Hector Ross. David Henderson ait,
James Dunlop, defts
ME defendant James Dunlop, not havinc
= entered bis appearance and given security
according to rule Of this court. aniir appearing
TO the satisfaction of the court that lie is not an In
hao'tant of this distra On the motion of the
plaintiff by his counsel, II is ordered. that the
Bald defeudan, do appear here on the first day of
tae next term and answer the plaintiff bill and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published in the CITY
Of Richmond fer two months successfully, and
posted up at the front door of the capitol in the
Eaid city.
a Copy-Tcs,e,
las BLRGROVE. DC.
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VIRCINIA:

III SAierior Cour; Of Chancery holde,, in
Richmond, ifay l6th, 1904.
. Between
James Fte,wcli. plaintiff.
Aud
Daniel Jones and Richard Booker, executors
OF Thomas Nash defendants. J
fHE defendant Daniel Jones, not havi en-
a tered his appearance and given security &c
cofdins 10 the act OF assembly and the rules of
this court, and il appearing the satisfaction of
the court that he is not inhabtart of this
country: On the motion of the plaintiff by his
Counsel, Iris ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day of the next Sep,ems
TENDER term and answer the bill of the plaintiff ;
and tAat copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some newspaper in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted at the IRON,
doorof the capitol in the said city.
CoPy-Teste.
p. TINSLEY. G. G..
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70 WHICH IS kpDEp,
a S u P P l. E NJ E N T +:

PART tbe SECOND Of the qREA71SE,
Containing additional Observation, on Farming
on the us of Plaster Of Paris, Limestone, Salt.
nc 10 which are annexed sundr, Certificates,
proving the truth OF his former statement thereon
Country store-keebers zsbo purchase by tbe
quantity 1oiH be supplied on liberal terms.
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IN TIE PRESS,
ma shortly s00I be Published By Samuel
Plsacanta,, jan. Riehmond;
L he Virginia Alrnanack
ron THH YEAR OF oua toaD,
1905
Being the first after Bissextile or Leap Year.
Adapted 10 the latitude and meridian
of Richmond.
IN TIE PRESS,
Calculated by BENJl1IT.W BITES, of
Hanover County, Hirg. mia.

=. wholesale purchasers will BE- dealt with
upon the most liberal terms w,f
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Qbe &nqufrm.
RICHMOND.
lvEn 10. 1904,
Cc~~~
on TIE PRESS.
o. I.

LIKE the air which we breathe. or VI.
light which extends the range of sense, rio,
many OF the improvements OF men have losr
all their allurement and respect, bccau.. we
pave become too familiar with their benefits
we have ceased to adnire ali THE advant,
ses ofan agricultural life, because the age of
hunters and shepherds has.long since expired.
The substitution Of in%nimate and active
powers, such as TIE force of water. AR or
steam, i'll place OF ye labour of man; the in
sepiais Improvement of tools in producing
THESE mnumerable articles, which supply Us
with convenient, lodging, gurpptuous .eloath
ing and luxurious accommodations have es
capped even our conscious observation. he
cause that labour is no longer necessary, this
ingenuity has been long since exerted. The
sailor who traverses the wide ocean with
out a single beacon to direct, vet with
ont a fear of installing, his path, feels
no secret gratitude for the man, who dis
covered his magnet, because he has for.
gotten that state of " d, astapdly sailing TO
which the earliest mariners. were necessari-
" doomed. Even the mysterious art of
writing, which embodies as il were our very
thought, and re presents- by form and colour
the invisible operations of mind. has ceased
to excite emotions Of surprise in any but the
unsutored savage. Among those innumera-
Die arts those moral forces which have pi.
ven a new turn to the destiny of society +,
whose benefits though too extensive TO cal
culate, are apt to escape our recollection, let
us not forget the p Il Z S S.
In She earliest ages, no mar could extend
his knowledge beyond his own observations,
or the verbal communications of others. Did
any foreign country contain any thing curl
Gus or useful Travelling himself or listening
to the accounts Of other travellers could have;
been the only means of his information. Did
his curiosity extend to any subject, which
might happen to lie beyond the reach of his.
.own observation, such as the diversified
events of past ages He must have depended.
upon the ACCURACY and fidelity Of some tradi-
tionary Historian for the only account which
ne could obtain. In this age no improvements
gould come Srom a civilized into a savage
e%9nntry, which was not conveyed by some ac-
c9ental traveller, or by some active man.
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[ From LondO3 PGperJ, BY the Jupiter, at
Asgg-Tork-oAe def katef.
Id March ~

hONDON, IldTCn Is.
The'kioniteur contains Infinite numbers
IF addrefies from the army, navy, from all
public bodies and eftablib ments. The adj
dreis from StraIburg, where Moreau was as
much loved as be was honoured and admir-
I'D, it beng. in the neighbourhood of his
mott brill ant exploits, is remarkable.
"Ceneral Moreau ! at that name the
otraiburghers fhuddered with amazementl
MORGAN, whom they have Geen brave
and victorious ; and whom they would have
thought it impo6ible to acute, i the go
yernment had not denounced him IN the
face of Europe !"
This, as well as every other addrefs,
burns, with indignation againG the Englilh
government. II Teens as if a rev zeal and
energy bad been infpirsd into the leg;ons
by this affair. Bnt fnrely Morea nun be
innocent Of this confpiracy. 1t simpoT-
bic thathe could be concerned in any rro-
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TIER revolution in Frame had refored
LouisXyUf. toths throne OF his anccnors /!
BY what iingular means Bonapsrte was fu-
percs3ed, we have not been able TO learn.
Capt. NJ fays, the Printer at Halifax MIR.
Gav) VIII preparing an extra-lheet, on-
taining the particulars ofthe event, for pub
LEGATION; and that he could have obtained
a copy by waiting about an hour longer,
which the tide would not permit him to
do.
The King of England was living, and in
a fate of convalefcence.
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Yesterdays Maii.
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"A letter from Alicant to 2 merchant in
Cadiz, dated Feb. 2s, fays "By fhe Anne
rlcan ichr. -, Burger, who arrived here
yelterday in a few days from Leghorn, / am
informed the French haye e~mbargoed aHthe
vefiels then in that port, and have preGcd
a great May feamen both thefe and at &C.
noa They have alto ordered 100000 ra-
tons to be provided for an expedition
which is to take place Immediately, %fippof-
ed agaihit Sicily or Sardinia but which of
the tYo, or whether either of them,-i not
known with certainty.