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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
A r C II D U K E,

T ArELv imported from London, was got bv
- sir Peter Teszle, (;he 6rft Stallion now in
Engiaud) his dam Eoratis by Old Relipfc, fun
douhredIy the fri Stallion Of his day. his gram
d-m Ccurtef, by Blank. famous fon Of the Go
dolphin Arabian with many her excellent croG.
fcs--t horfe of better blood thar Archduke was
never RATED Fe is iull brother TO Mr. Teazle
ard Stamford, both in high repute, and 70 are the
whole noek Counseis (his grandam) has bred
forle OF the bef horfes that have appeared on the
Brit;n, turf She !. the dam Of Ward Cobftar.
Achilles, Creybeard. Hcratis ard Deipini- all ca
pitai This s well known 70 every gentleman
acquainted with the Racing Calendars and Gene
raj Stud Book Of England. Archduke is dark
brown horic, fu!l I6 hands Sigh, has deal OF
bone with great powers good ihsre of beauty,
and IL ne prime Of life re made his appearance
on The turf a, three year, old and did not run
after that year. He won SweepRakes Of 100
Guineas each, beating fevcrai good horics :; alto
the Derby Stakes, beating Lord Egremort's GiCs
lehert. Sir F. HardiG,s brother 70 Spread Eagle.
MI Hea,hcoste's Vivzd, Mr.. Coah fon's Expec-
tation, the Duke OF Grafton's Vandal, Lord OK d.
ford's Dart, NOW his Lordlhp) Lord Grofvenor's
cot by Pot8o :, out of snip-on's fiGer, and feve-
RAJ other very fine colts. The Derby Stakes COM
fidered the FRI in Rngtsnd, and gives the winner
grea, credit He fell lame fhortly after and was
fire., run two races more with very good horfe9
and a.tho' he was beaten, he came in well, The
above is the - hole nj his racing.
Archdukc will Hand the enfuing fesfon
at the Bowling Green, at Guineas with Doll
lar 10 the groom) for each mare which may be
difehargcd, any time before the fri day of Au-
gun nex,, by thu payment Of Cuiness. The
fesfon will commence on the frh day Of March
next, and end the FRI Of Agguh following. A..
great abundance Of good paGusgc, gratis boys
boarded at 1866 per week, & corn urniibsd at the
market prise for msres that are TO be fed, Tor
which the money mul ts 'ent or il will not he
had. Great attention paid the mares bur no
refponGbili,y for accidents o. efeapes Notes for
7 PuineaI to be discharged as above mentioned,
NUT accompany the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
Grocery Store.

In the next house above the Eagle Tavern (the
property of Mr.. Temple) where he has for sale,
SALT, COGNIAC BRANDY, HOLLAND
GIN, ANTIGUA SPIRITS, LOAF and
BROWN SUGAR, COFFEE. IMPERIAL
and YOUNG HYSON TEA, PEPPER, ALL
SPICE. GINGER. NUTMEGS and other
SPICES; SOFT SHELLEO ALMOND :,
QUEENS WARE, DEMIICHNS, and sundry
other articles, which he will sell very low at
wholesale or retail, for cash or country moduce.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
OGcber IL, 1905 wl2m
sCTs Cash give" for TOBACCO. FLOUR, or
FIX SEED.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
Satisfactory Proofs
IF THE EEFIC ACY 70
Doctor Chaych's
& O y Gil d r OP S.

A medicine uueGualled by any other in
the wori3, tince fra diCcovered by DIR.
Church; i, has re(;ored TO health many
thoulauds of the mott emscisted Objects,
both At,ho'atic and Con'nmp,ive that were
ever know" to exif 10th in Europe, Anne
RIGA and the Wch Indiee, and often when
every other medicine had been ufed with
out caeSt, add the moi eminent of the fa-
Guilty confuited in vain. IL is fovereign,
fpcedy and eGeaual remedy in Head Aches,
Cat'rrh-, Shounes, of breath, Ticklings in
the hros', Tigh,nefs in the Chef, Hoop
in Cough, Sore Throats, Wheezings,
c ngesied phlegm, Splitting of Blood,
Sciences in the breed and aomsch, &c SC.
ASrHMAS AND CONSUMPTIONS,
Aud all diforders of the hresR and Lungs.
Further proof of lie efficacy, with lit of
upwards OF one tboufand st;eaed csfes of
cure, may be feen at The place of fale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
am Sir, your very humble fervant,
n

NODEN FOK IEK'
Tottenham- eourt-Road, Dec. n, 1896.
- Prepared tonly) at Churoh's Dfpnlary, No.
Is, Front street near the Fly market, New York
and fold by appointment a Samuel Pleafants's book
Store Richmond, Virginia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

cure, may be feen al The place of fale.
Copy of letter from Captain HENRY.
Dear Sir,
In the year '9s, had the misfortune to
brock = blood vehe, which wac fucceeded
by (everc complain, on my lnngs. cough,
ihortnels OF breath, and tpit;ing m.Iter
and blood, with every other diisgreeab!e
fymptom OF a difordcr of the lungs indeed
70 affecting was this diforder, that could
not rea a, night, nor could walk 2co yards
in the day, without Popping to cough and
ref myiet number of times. This dilor-
der continued 10 incresfe upon me, until l
was much wssed in-bcdy, and exceedingly
weak. Seeing your advertisements in the
pu &c papers, early in he la& fumner, |
commenced taking your. iuRly celebrated
cough cops, which peffevered in the ufc
OF, for Tome time; have now the happi-
nefa of informing you my lungs are perte4.
~ iouht Dave no ihortueis Of breath, or
fpittin. up of matter or Of blood; my cough
is little troutlefome in the morning, but
DO other time.
! am Sir,
Yours ever respectfully,
WILLIAM HENRY.
Garden Street.
New York, April 8, 1899.
Ncw Yo-r Iniy Ie I5o2
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
NOT ICE.
' aluablc Lands for Sale.

a + Hanover courthouse, on Wednesday The
L 25th of April next, being court day. will be
exposed TO sale at auction, for ready money,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

six,
Il is with much rleafure I congratulate you on
that important dI(eovrry, your Cough Drops, and
request that You viii send further supply with
out delay. The favorable reports brought 20 me
the two Ian winters Of their fpeedy and eond ell
fees1 in the reliet and cure ~ Coughs and Asth-
matte complaints, induced me to employ chem 10
my practice which have done with much satifr
faction 10 n'yrei and bene6, to others.
II the good opinion entertain of your medi-
cine can recommend it to public notice, beyond
what it has acquired you at liberty TO make il
known. Indeed | fhonld hold myfelf uniuh to
You and unehsritabIe to mankind did no With
great willingness acknowledge that believe il
20 be one OF the beft medicines employed in Pull
monary complaints. sincerely win you may de-
rive every emoument the medicine entities you
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
The tract Of Land,
A great Bargain may b.


had in the TR ACCf 81 LAND whereon the sub
scriber. lives. within one mile OF Chsrlottes-
vile containing upwards Of nine hundred acres.
the property Of James Monroe, Esq. part of
whc'iis rood tobacco land, the balance well CAL
cuIa;e1 For f,rnmg The improvements are two
SINAI brick houses with cellars, framed kitchen
with rwp Ere ,'1ces, meat house, stable carriage
h ous> and barr mere is orchard os excellent
apples peaches, ne9arines, cherries, damsous and
plum>s-tre whole may he purchased together,
or il .ided n lots 10 suIt purchasers.
] w n also to dispose of claim of his in Ken
tucky nc .wenty Thousand acres, to which spe-
eia warranty viii I've made, some OF which is near
IIy Is rich as any in the there is this TRACT
some appearance oflron ore. supposed 70 contain
valuable salt wa-er. win inexhau,tibe quantities
| OF pit coal : reasonable line ofpaynren; would
be allo we'd ;ne purchaser or purchasers for either
of the above 'yaAs, on paying part, and securing
the balance ofthe purchase money. Cash. good
&bonds, or iquiIated accounts of Col. Monroe's
will be received in payment.
JAS. LEWIS. Agent for
James Monroe.
Feb 95th. 1904. w6t
N B. Tue subscriberh has several species % pro-
Sperv of his own to dispose of. all or ny pqTt of
f w ich shall be applied to the payment of Col.
8MonrNe's debts l..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

GONE few months before the death Of Mr..
- John Joye Of Rockets landing, l put into
his hands for the purpose OF collecting, note Of
Capt James Roberts Of said place, given 10 me
fot balance Of money due for manufactured TO.
baoco, and some -four sold said Roberts Since
the death Of Mr. J. Joye, Nh Hezekiah l..
Wight who administered on said estate, recollcds
seeing such a rote among Mr.. Joye's papers but
10y some r'eans or other the note has been los, or
mislaid As wei as recole0, the note is given
for between % and 80 pounds This is to fore
warn any person from trading for said note, and
also forbiddiug Capt. James Roberts paying it
to any other person than myself or nv order.
DANIEL GORDON.
Manchester. March 10, 1904 w9t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28
Two Tracts of Land,

one of them containing US 1-2 acres. more or
less, and is commonly known and called by the
name of Bib's Trae, part whereof lies in Hano-
yer and part in Goochland.
The o.her tra9 contains iG0 acres. more or less,
and lies in Hanover. The subscriber believes
that the latter trat1 is commonly known by the
name of Fenton's place. Both tracts edioin each
other, and will be sold together. These lands are
distant from the city of Richnond about q mics,
in healthy situation and an agreeable neighbour.
hood. 1t is deemed unnecessary 20 say any thing
with respect to the quality Of the soil. as it is be-
lieved that any one inclining to purchase will first
view the lands.
The sale will be made by virtue Of deed Of
trust from Thomas Thompson, Jane Isabella. his
wife, and William Duval, 20 George Yuiiie da-
ted the 22d of March, 1895, and recorded in the
generalcourt in June fbilowing TO secure the pay
rent of debt due from nc said Thomas T'honIp-
son to Murdoch Fcarns Z Co.-and which deed
of trust the subscriber WAS authorised TO carry
into ele9 by a deed of assignment made between
him and the aforenamed Thomas Thompson and
George Yuille. dated The 25i &C January, 1898,
and recorded in the general court the 18Th of No
vember following, which two deeds will be en-
hibited on the day ofsale. and deed of convey
ance with special warranty, will be executed to
the purchaser, by
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond 10Th February, 1904 wtds
tn BE LEASED,
For a term q gears, RE deaaiiM and Beatty
$ T. Il I,
Where Mr.. Samuel Ellison lived. caIied INNS
fiEI,D, a62vr Du-Tc5's mill. Tie tsrmsrsay be
tgo'7n By Gpb5!ag TO Wu. Du-Voioy 51fabr Wartteu,
Esq. Wm. DU-VAL.
izarcb IA. 1904. eos,
Scheme of a Lottery,
For tbe bensftgfW & MARY CoLLEcK.
FIRST Class.
5000 Tickets at 10 dolls. $4,000
Prizes, dolls. 10000 5000
oO OF 500 10000
2,OOo OF Is $4,000
$1,000
Subjea toa deduction OILS per- CT 10000
Expense OF drawing, 1900
Dollars, 10000
First Ticket drawn. Dolls. 500
Last drawn, 10000
] other Prize of 10000
So other Prizes OF 500 dolls. $500
1000 of Is dollars, $4,000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-03-28

Dollars, 10000
Al tickets drawn blank may be renewed IN the
next class, at 10 dolls. each; the price of all o.
theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes Of Is dollars MAJ be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the "?on of the person
entitled 1t they be NOT claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
be Considered as renewed III the second class.
The drawing 10 commence in the city Of VIII
liamsburg, on the lst day of June, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, hs. ;.

This Day berg Aligned for akin, in,, corHieraton
the Alteration tbs conaton Of The United a,es,
the R.olntiea 10 adopt The tsme debated until two
o'clock when twas negatived follows
The YEAS we've, Mfr. Hattorae, st,asm,-
Pfsni, 1ame5 ifIrf;s, pfia1s, Kieriase CIR, .ayf
tin. Vhae, Harris, Bridge, Cbaader. Lori1e, lire
Hailing,, oaks. S5sbna CnsDe,. HA.l'ab, Parfn,.
Tinkbaa, Ma Sniib H.5art, 1l5tys Smub, Dyss,.e-
sseun, Waker, ggortaa, j.. Nm II. Le.r0,o,
Asi.e5fl Gyeaae Bsoa4Jrook, Nys, CofFa, DsIy, N.
.sdoms. Veas, Sespunqas, Afe5siA Fhseg, Bang5, J.
6aams, Monroe, Efber Park Wooa, lsn4vfsn, Farley,
.Jobnfou, 7temas, Yong, Danforb, Aortbat Picker,
aosrsos, Ra9fter HouvAaed Race, Wa,asOsl. BrkaeH,
Mann, lEsaGey. Heath, B,eeyrr, Hafet, Tuekr, Iyb~
sberp, Guy, Cers9osi, Wb;fs, Bemi,-7o
NAYS. mr., Oa,, Aunssrpeq. Ps,tusn. I'm.
Snab, Wln. Bro7ua 7oba Philip, W,i,.o Faqey,.
Page Wads, CessuOea. Lii.ls, Aia,I, Ne5os, 1eks.
Jon. CaytereFisz, Cbssver, Tbs,aaite, Sta6nd, Esc-
es, Sargent Tb1fon, Rafs, Dodgr. Bianetara, 7h,.
P0ly .Jaaktas. 5assrs., dl6qn. u i2bi,ney, Riee.-
Slack, Aox Dana, Lth5isd Fs.y, Biz. 7aytO, N@r--
sqsss, EoydsutA We!5er Psayes, 445nu B,oen, Pr
ter, Hunt, M Clen, Fscsr, Atnaa, 4ss9ey, 7Y,nr,
Eiv5o PbiAGss, Eliza Ragghs, Drew, Nafbsn Rice,
Wheaton,, Toby, C5areb Bror0aeg, Ess,f9. Dooqe,
Clark, Afayte~. 3: .s2n, Lord. psylans, Webte,s.,
Holmes, L0so, Ga,.g., Wiids,. Catls, 0eoue D,ryy.
Haqiny,. Kendall, Daois, Mneb, Grsgory. Taaar
Hbitney Waker HIM. Wbitney, Larred, Bert, + III.
len, 7. LangAy, A,ebshaus Leasqs, Ts.eo5. Symm.f.
Prince, Etae,j.., Laf6rop Lsqon Buntap, fster r.
Sruitb. Foxrafi, He,;k Bayris, HqtaGa. P4,yfans.
Hill Porter, B,aekca, Krox, Dapis, Basr, Ts,dos.,
Sbu,tlE Isss. SsoqceA g. Wbeeie,, q. W5saer. Pa
ten, 7bay.r, Wbtan Oivsr, Leonard. Lo4sH Baaty,
Bacon Boya Bates, Iorbrop Nafb Psylty. FaoJaaks..
Hut6a,d, Oakmen,5 WiJau, and Howard 49,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

BOSTON. FEB. s.
From Eeland-The ihip William, capt.
Swaine, arrived at Newyork, from Cork,
left there on the 18th of Nov. bur brings
no paper later than the 18th. Capt S. IN
forms, that Ireland continued in Nate Of
trar ,,:ility at the time of his departure :.
the whole ofthe ieacoaa had been put in a
fate of defence; and every man in the
country capable of bearing arms hai re-,
ceived orders tohold himlelf in requltion.
The French feet, which was fad to have
anchored in Bantry- Bay, proved to be a,
Britilh iquadron which had put in there.
for water.
From Nez0 ORLEANS. Upwards Of one
hundred perfons were found in different
priions in the city: fome of whom have
been confined upwards Of ten years-iome
upon mere fupicion Others for very tri-
vial crimes. tits expected that the Whole
will beiet at large with the content of the
Spanilh government.
Letters from Cabarrus,, countv inform
us, that the proprietors ofthe Gold Greek
(for we underltand5 Reed has difpofed of a
part of his right in this valuable property
continue to colled this precious metal
Since the lump weighing IS pounds was,
found, eight orten pounds more have hcen9
gathered. So that we have every reafon
TO expect that this difcovery will become
an inexhaultible fource of wealth to this
part of the unioa.-Railsb paper
At the late FELTON, ofthe General Afem-
bly, of the fate Of Maryland, fe0cnteen laws
pere palled authorizing !otiefiss, and oue.
for preventing e*ssQips gaming at the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
Legislature Of MaHachuiettss
IN SsNA7z.----J anparyr27.

TIE Hon Woodbury. s,orer bad leave to lsy ti-
table the following NOTION
Orirsf That JOINT committee be RATED to take ints
confederation the cxpedcncy of tiipchng Of the in: eret
of this Commonwealth in the averl incorporated Banks
the prefent applicants for banks to other psions,
and Of redeeming the fix per cent Roek depodtc 7.
the Bottom Bank aaA repot thereon TIE Hon ~ ~
don, Ssoro q hv ataoiated ." ne f~t tss teaHs
FtsRUAgy
The order of the day being called for on the Refot-
ton Cor adopting the ALTERATION or THE Cos-
sTITUTION, Gen Hun, sir Bacon Mr. Hill and Mr..
BiJwcl fpoke in favor If it-and Mr., fidkmau; Mfr
storer Mr.. Tudor and Mr. Mslon aga,ua it. At three
~'cioektlc question taken, and the Reloluton
iseted.
YEis-Th- Hon MefIrl. Bacon. CsGo, 1sar.
astd, Err. Dillingham;, HI, E,.arfsft, R;aeOrR,
Hull, W5a4,naa, H5qoe. T1ita. Cbaudier's.
NAY5-The Hon. Medrs. lob5, (Pe6ient)
F,y. TbanySn 7ames, B.gei'4o brigham. Harevgo.l,
Hae, Nslan, Ta1o,, Starkqosafbey. 5afemd. sto,er.
Sto,nsr, P.ekman, Hea,d H0oksr, DIRTY, 7ygg-io.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11

nounce The title sfpRtaca,tiie while votes
and their principally on the right bank
of the Rhine. Thefe princes were to-
make known their decilion by the If
Brumaire, [aad Odober) the intention
of the frit conful is that the families which
have fulfered by the war ihould be prompt
ly reinltated IN the property TO which,
they have right.
Recent letters from Madrid nleatio-s
the report Of an approaching change ifa
the minifry.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-11
Latelt Foreign News.

From Ersib and French papers TO NoV 20.
Bank cfTisnna,-Ihe credit of the I'M
pcrial Bank at Vienna has fufained a
material ihock. Its bills are refuled by
the principal merchants aud bankers in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
Lac Intelligence.
NEw-BEDroRD, July 6.

NEw-BEDFoRD, July s.
The Editor has been obi singly favored
with London PAPERS to May Is, (,hough
not ~ a regular Series received By the
ship sally, capt. Thomas, arrived hcre
from Liverpool. The most prominent ar.
ucIes which they contain viii be found un-
der our foreign bead. PITT, it will be
seen Is again prime minister in England.
FOX has no share in The administration,
and his friends, with the Windhams
Srenviiies, &c. have IL conse quence. relu.
sed any place MI. The opposition to the
new minister, in the House OF Commons.
II IS supposed viii be very large it is cal
culaied that it will comprise ITO memb, rs
al least. M Prince Of Wales has ike.
wise brown his weight into the scale of
OPP si'ion. The King, it is said is apaln
IN good health; h ,sk"s frequent airings
IL his carriage. In France another i'm
pofant revolution in the government, i,
taking piace--t.at Of establishing an he
re1ta'y monarcnv in The family OF Bona
p rte, who is abou: TO assume the tile of
tmnero'.- But little is said, at present,
Of the Invasion.
STooTs--Consols. IS 7-s, Sc. Reduced
So CmnIum 3 3 premium.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21

Ir<S conts.Sn,, Grc\n The yoke OF arbitrary
'poweF, and ms he'1 up ,ae lamp Of liberty
and knoWledgc,.o n uons ,hatwere groan.
ing under the le,ttrs of d -spotisn, and
wandering in the na@=s Of ignorance and
error. he people by THIS eXampie have
been taught duiv 10 appreciate their pow
er, whsn they rise in the awful majesty OF
their strength. Tyrants have been taugh;
the Necessity Of relax ny their chains, and
That there is 4 ce!tain point at which OPP.
preston must stop, aud Liberty begin -
A'lerthe completion ofour revelation, and
Great Britain was compelled, Solemnlv TO
recognise MS as an independent people,
The American natica exhibited 4 new spec
taci., for The admiration of mankind. AT
an early period of their national existence,
s'rong sense of tive NECESSITY aud value
of uni.n, induced the people to form re,
deral governmentio preserve it. In times
OF difficulty, and when jhs enemy was lay
ing waste our country by fire aud sword,
we were cemented by 4 sense of common
danger; but in such times, there was but
htllc lieaur. for calm and dspassiona,e
enquiry. The confederation was forEed
under The most ;nauspicioas circumStan.
ces II was produced, not by the uni,et,
wisdom and deliberation Of The nation, but
by the emerg ot,he times oueh, we
then II b, surprised If this system was
found OF mature examination TO be inCom
peisnt 10 The preservation % harmony and
prosperity at home, aud peace and respect.
ability abroad? 4 conviction in the pub.
nc mind, that the confederation contained
some radical and incurablc defects, tIiclat-
ed The necessity Of adopting more ener-
SeiIc plan; and as soon as the enemy was
vanquishci and peace established, our Eel
low citiz-ns took this Interesting subject
mo serious consideration. The legisia
lures oi the several states appointed dele
gales Tor the purpose of deyising amend
ments TO toe existing constitution con
vention was formed of men renowned for
pairo,ism, signaIi5cd By their services,
aud distinguished by their talents: much
time was spent IN consultation and dslibc-
ration; the hero OF liberty presided over
their councils. at thai interesting period,
the American people held out a glorious
example 10 nations. They were then en-
gagged, IS has been said of the Il, 81 national
convention OF France, Gin forming 20
"Nernment of art, the work of intellt q,
-" reared on the Inmutable basis Of nation
al right, and general happiness, which
should combine the exceilencies and ex.
"clUdt tbs detects OF the various forms
switch chance mad scattered over the
"wor'd was high time that the hu
ma" powr', 50 long occupied by stbor-
ID Ha'e objects and inferior ans, Aould
'mak the commencement; of a N ara
in h'Nto y, by giving birth TO /, OF
"impo'ing government, and il king
''he CIVIL hap If man. II N {
"that Legislators. instead Of thu nw
"and dastardly coasling which nd 81 ses
"s'ght If usage and precedent Id,
" r"'ded by The polarity of reason ard
+" a bO!der na,iga, on and seek i *
"rlored regions, The treasure Of .e.
"hci'y."
(YD be concl4dpd in mr. n ri
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-21
LONDON, May ll-I4.
Change oC AhnigtrD in Enpla,,d.

Change of ministry in Rngland.
The political views OF Slr. Pit have
been ~ length cratiGcd and he is now re
placed IN those situations 10 Which the
greatest ambition Of any subjea however
superior to all h,rs in ability, tank and
opnlence' can aspire. This eve It took
place on Ihursdsf morning, about eleven
o'clock when MIR Arlington. having re.
signed The seals Of office into the Kinr's
hands at Bncking am House, they wee
deliveredb by his Maje 1, % Mr. PIT. We
shali not trouble our readers wi h a reca.
phnIaiion of'aI the rumors and conisc
lures which preceded his important ap
pon'ment, bot shall content ourselves with
stating those circumstances on the cor.
rectnes5 OF which our readers NAV RELY.
WheD M. Addinyion found j, ,moos.
',bie to resist, wj,h any hopes cf success
That most extraordinary combination ofpo
hNcal talents and pariiam cntary influence
which ere formed against him, he &C.
qna'nted his Majesty with lis determine
ioH To retire. The intelligence vas re.
ceiysd Ni'h The deepest regrel by his So