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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-24
Gnilgrefs.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, November I 6.

The engroned bill making farther appropriation for
carrying into effect the treaty of amity commerce and
navigation between the United States and Great Bril-
tain was read third time and pafIed.
Mr.. r. GriS0oH moved for the appointment of a
committee to enquire what further proviiion ought
to be made by law for the encouragement of the fine
riss OF the United States the motion was carried
and the report this fubjea made at the lat felton,
was referred to the fame.
Mr.. Jdetfou moved for the appointment of COM
mttee to confder of the making provion for the APP
peaon of the money heretofore appropriated for lay
ing out and making certain public roads, A COM
nttee of five was appointed.
Mr.. Kennedy preiented petition from number
of the inhabitants of Roanoke, &c. in North Caroli-
ma, praying port of entry may be eitabhed at the
town Of Plymouth, referred to the committee already
appointed on that fubie8.
Mr.. Findly from the cornmtte of Elections repor-
ted that the members who had been returned in the
place of thoe who had reGgned or deceafed were
titled to take their feats
Mr.. Bryan reported from the committee on the
official letter of MIR. Thomas Caxon door keeper of
the Houfe of Representatives refpeaing the adn,on
OF chaplains to preach in the chamber of Congrefs
that in the cafe tated by him. he had acted with pro-
pretty and they recommended reolution to the fol-
lowing effect That perfon fhall be authorized to
preach IN this chamber unle by content of the Speak
er or beng introduced by one of the chaplains
Ordered to lie on the table
Adjourned.
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CIRCULAR.

Copy of a letter from the american Con(ui at An-
yFerda'n, TO fbe Coi'eiIo,J ia sbe UniIe4 State5.
american Confulate, Amaerdam, July 4, 1904.
SIR-The commerce of the United States ha-
wing long fuffered the weight of many impoiiti-
ons for the want of proper confular agents on
this coat, have appointed to attend the affairs
of the coufulate, Mr.. TIEDo CHRISTIANS, at
the Texel, and Meflrs. A. KoRFF and SONS, at.
hfted by MIR. WoRsDE at the Helder, to
whom matters of American vef1cls will addrefs
theinfelves on their arrival for fuch advice and
aid as they may need.
Be pleafed to make due communication of
thefe appointments to the captains who NAV
clear out at your Office forthis port, giving them
at the fame time the addrefs of 11e65y. Haine, g
Co. American fhip-brokers, lately eitabliihed in
this city under my protection, in order to break
up the monopoly ofthat bufinefs, which has prov
ed very injurious to the American trade in many
points of view.
Your attention hereto will efentially ferve
the commercial interef of our country, and
oblige
Your obedient fervant, S. BOURNE,
Con/uloftbe United States at AnRer4am.
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commercial concerns with US and who, inftead
of occupying themfelves with their commerce,
and reipeeting the laws of the country with
which they deal, are purifying the mott extra
ordinary conduct, facilitating the efcape of men
and women of colour, natives of the country (:
We, therefore, ordain and decree the follow
ing to be executed with the utmoft ,i.or
ARTICLE LIT. Every captain of foreign vef-
| ieis, armed or not, on board of whom, one or
more perions, natives, fhall be found for the
purpofe of being carried to foreign country !:
fuch captain fhall be arreted and thrown into
prifon, there to ftay ten months, and after that
time to be fent to his own country, with ex-
preis orders not to return to the Empire of Hay
II at hsperil. The vellel and cargo fhall be
conhicated for the benefit of the Empire.
I'd. Every native taken or board fuch TO-
reign vefle, fhall be Immediately fhot in the
Public Square.
The Generals of Divifions and Brigaties, and
the different Commanders are charged with the
execution of the prefent Decree.
Done at our Imperial Palace, at the Cape,
the 29d Ocf. 1904, firit year of our Indc-
| pendence, and of our Reign the frft.
| (Signed) JACQUES.
| By the Emperor, CABRoNNE,
Gen. of Horfe, near his Imperial Majefty.
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Corfu, July IL.

The greatef confuhon prevails along the
whole Venetian fhore, in confequence of the o.
pen violation of the Convention, concluded in
the year 1900, and guaranteed by the Allied
powers, by virtue of which the towns, Barga,
Preveza, Butninto and VotIifa, were to re-
ceive particular privileges. In defiance of this
Convention, the reitlefsA Ali Pachahas taken pof-
felton, of the territory of thefetowns, which has
occafoned general alarm; the inhabitants have
applied to the Plenipotentiary, Count Mofcenigs,
but he declines taking any meafure which may
have the lightef appearance of hoftilities a.
gainft the Porte, with which Ruf1ia wifhes to
maintain the mott perfect good understanding.
His whole interference in this affair is conf
ned TO an application to the Divan in behalf of
the opprefIed towns. In the mean time we en-
10y here perfect tranquility under the protect.
on of our new Contribution, thanks to the pre-.
fence of the Ruf1ian troops, who, befdes the
advantages they diffufe by the money they ex-
pend, are reftraint on the turbulent and facti-
GUS. Wehopethatt the anarchicalprinciples that
have been fcattered among us, to excite the
flames of difcord, will gradually be entirely
rxtrpated.
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PRETENDED DAurHrS OF FRANCE.

The foiio1Oing account ofa ber)oa, qobo bail ob-
fained co1Edsrabe credif in France, ot m,
Jon ofLoUIS XVL. is given in Kofaebec',
Tourney from Berlin TO Paris.
JEAN MARIE HERvAGAULT /, the fon
of tailor at st. Lo, of a prepoGeGine foure.
features bearing resemblance to thofe Of T onis
XVI fair, FENDER, lively, communicative
without fufpiciop, quickly penetrating, and
feigning innocence in a mafterly manner Of
courfe perfon ofgreat eudowments but no q
ducation. He is fuppofed to b. natural fon of
the late Duke of Valentnois, who pofTeHed ef.
tates IN Normandy. The frange events Of tbe
revolution difordered his fcnfes; he Jaw stbat
many had raifcd themfelves from obfcuritv. and
he wilhed TO do the fame. In September, I7oo.
he left his fathers houfe, and NroIled as va
gabond about the country, declaring himfeJffo
be the Ton ola family Of rank, reduced to dif-
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NETWORK.

The following Refolution for the appointment of F.
LECTORS of PRECEDENT and Vice-Prelident of the
United States, pafTed both houfes Of the Legislature
efNew-York, on the 9th inf.
Re5i0ed, that Sylvefter Dering James Fairlie Cor
neliu, Bergen, John Herring Ezra Thompfop, Ma
joz John Wood, Coenrad !. Emendorf, Stephen Mil
Ter, Albert Pawling, Ifaac Sargent, John Cramer,
Thomas Brooks, Matthias B. Hildreth, William Floyd
Jonas Earl, Jofsph Ellieott Henry Qaackenbofs, A
dam Cornfook, and Abraham Baucker be and they
are hereby nominated and appointed Electors in this
Fate for the election Of Preldent anc Vee-Preldent
ofthe United States. All theie are republicans.
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His ExeeNeney GoDernor
ClaiboHe.
EVAN JONES.

E*frad 9fA letter from gentleman ref4iqe
near The 7rafer5 oftbe Big Beaqer, 7ru,1-
6M county, Rafe Of Ohio, to bis .fJiesd in
Bridge fo7VH " .1cyjey.
!" The particular fpot have feleeted for my
reiidence, is in TrumbulI county, Fate of Ohio,
about 100 miles wen by north of Pittfburgb,
and 90 fouth wet of Prcfque Ifle, on branch
of Mahoning, which is the weflern branch of
Big Beaver, which joins the Ohio at MIn-
ttoih's, thirty below Pittfburgh. This fream
IS navigable for large boats, till within fourteen
miles and from what can learn, will, in time,
be extended to Mill feat. The Cayabuea river
i'with'n FIVE miles of my place, and .emptiesin-
to lake Erie IN about thirty at the mouth of
which there isa city laid out, with Hatteriuy
proipeets of markets.--The land is generally
very rich, the foil is loan, and, when titled,
is black and very light, producing the fneR
wheat, Indian corn, &c. and for timothy, cIo-
yer aud other grafs, think exceeds any coun-
try have ever feen. The timber is 70 general
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Journal des Dctesteury.
CoNsTANTIsoPLE, July "a.

A fhip of IA guns, one of so. and two Ruff
an tranfports, arrived from the Black Sea at
Buiutiare on the 4th inf. & then coutinuedtheir
route for Corfu. This is the fifth convoy of
the fame kind which has paf1ed the Dardannel-
les on its way to the harbours of the Seven
lies. 1t nd on board 400 workmen and a
thoufand troops, which will make the number
of Ruflian troops in that republic amount to fix
or 1000 men. The laft reinforcement was &C
companied by General Aurep, who is defined
10 be Commander in Chefo the troops of his
nation. Gen. Springporten who, it was fuppo-
fed, had pafIed here to take the command,
will proceed from the feven Hands to TIA
w.
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AS we are daily victims of cafualties and diff.
eafe, the mind of man has ever been employed
to prevent the recurrence of the one, and 70
remedy the other. Self love was perhaps. the
original fimulus that led to thefe refearches
but it is certainly now, in mott cafes, bene.
VIOLENT affection of the humane heart that direas
the application of their refults. IF, under this
view. fhould communicate to fuffcrine fell
low creature the means of relief, though it NAV
differ from the received principle of the fcience
OF medicine, and the practice of phyficians in a
very prevalent and very fatal difeafe, the con-
fnonptfon, hope fhall not be deemed affirming
or ootruiive. to eradicate this DIFF
order, will not poftively fay the following re-
medy is capable of doing but will venture I'd
Affirm, that by temperate mode of living. Ia
voidlng wholly fpirituous liquors.; wearing
flannel next the fkin; and taking every morning'
halt pint OF neqV miK mixed with wine olaf
full OF the exprcifed juice of green boayLoaud
the complaint will not only be relieved, but the
individual fhall procure to himfelf a length of
days beyond what its mildeft form could give
room to hope for. am myfelf, Sir, a living
witnefs of the beneficial effects of this agreeable
and, though innocent, yet powerful Applicant
on.
-Four weeks ufe Of the hoarhound and milk
relieved the pains of my breaft gave me TO
breathe deep, long and free frengthened and
harmonlzed my voice; and retored me TO
ftate OF better health than had enioyed form
years. Hence / am emboldened to pray Won 70
make this known through the medium Of vour
paper, that the public welfare may be prono,ed
by the Prefervation Of private worth that The
iacred ties of friendGip the blissfuI union of
love the high, ennobled, and nterefting con-
nexions, Of hufband and wife, parent and child
may not be fuddenly and 70 frequently fevered
by the hand of death.
m. S. Gag.
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NezO-Orlfaa5, Stb O9o6er, 1904.
Sir

did not receive till within this hour,
the letter you did me the honour to write me
OH the 5tti init, from which learn that the Ore.
fident of the United States. has been pleafed to
appoint me member of the Legislative council,
for the territory of Orleans; and that nv com.
milton is in your hands, &c.
As | have not the honour Of being perfonalIv
known to the Prehdent, cannot well imagine
to whom | am indebted for the favourable idea
that fome body mutt have furely given him of
me.
Such mark of his good opinion is extremely
hatterng to me-and under other circumftan-
ces might be extremely acceptable; but in nv
prefent fituation do not feel myfelf at liberty
to accept of the appointment.
Conformity with almoft all the inhabitants of
Lower Louiiiana, have igned memorial to
Congrefs, respectfully remonftrating againft the
act made for our government and humbly
praying for repeal thereof. cannot therefore
with any degree of confftency, accept of an of.
hce under law, of which have from the be-
ginning 10 openly expreiIed my difapp-obation ;
and which for the happiness of my fellow citi
zens and forgive me if ] add) for the honor of
my native country, 70 ardently wifhed to fee
annulledi
When calm reflection fhalI have taken the
place of pafiion and ofparty fpirit, hatter my
felt that my conduct on the prefent occalion
will be approved--I was born an American
glory in that name-In defence of that happy
land which gave me birth, my life and my for
tune ihall always be TAXED but / cannot con-
ient, for any confederation, to do an act, which
think fubveriive of the rights and liberties of
my fellow citizensl
With great refpea,
Ihave the honor to be,
Sir,
Your Excellcncy's
Mott obcdient and
Mott humble fervant,
EVAN JONES.
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Mainrin Liqizefoa, Efq is appointed Re
corder of the city Of New. York.
PHnADfLPInA, November IL.

IsyoRmATIoN.--The lead mine difcovered
on Perkiomen creek, the property of Francis
DscoAs, has been lately opened, and attended
with great fuccels. The vein proves to be re-
gular one, aud Of long continuance. Its
courfc is NlIE. its direction nearly pcrpendicu-
lar, and its thickness from one foot to Is inch
es. Two tons Of that beautiful ore was raft
ed in few hours, and one ton more at leaf,
was eft IL the bottom of the pit, which is yet
but fees deep. From the htuation of this
mine, It's nsarnef5 TO navigation and market, its
very Commanding height, It's richnefs in metal,
and the large feale itfor1,s OMIT is thought by
Judges to be ose Of the 6rR discoveries yet made
IN the United States.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEI7S.

Several Counterfeit BANK BILLS have lately
been topped at Paiaey in the county of Windham
They are principally Twenty Dollar Bills of the u
nited States Bank payable at Philadelphia, and da-
ted 1899 There are ALTO Five dollar Bills of the u
s. Bank, payable at Bolton and New-York, bearing
date Sol. They are new and not on 70 good paper
as the true bills. It is expected that comfortable
number of bills Of the above deGcrPton have been cir
euated from Putney into the weRerly part of New
Hampfhire and the northernly part of Vermont.
Ttrm. 1oHra.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 9.

Captain Campbell, from Gibraltar, confirms
the accounts before received at Bottom, of the
prevalence and fatality of contagious diforder
in many ports of Spain. Captain c. left Glib
raltar the eth Of October the mortality then in
the II preceding days was computed to be
1000 of the carlton and inhabitants. The for
mer were drawn out to encampments; and of
the latter, fuch as had means, had fed to the
fhipping.
The contagion extended from Cape de Cat to
Cadiz, at which place it had commenced. In
Malaga, the mortality was tated to be as great
as from to 500 per day. The inhabitants were
removed out to encampments; lines drawn
round them; no egrefs for thofe in, or admifiion
for thofe without. All the ports were fhut, and
few American veffels, which had gotten in,
were not fuffered to depart. Trade was at a
ftand, and the general produce of the country,
Wines and Fruits, could not be obtained for ex-
portation.
The American iquadron was off Tripoli ex-
cept the frigates Efex and Congrefs, which were
watching the Moor---Lieet. Gadfden, of the
Efex, was on board of the Minerva few days
, before her failing. The Congrefs and Efex ha-
wing topped there TO water.
! Price Of Produce at Gibraitar-Rice dollars
per cwt.; Flour, 70 dollars per barrel; Tobac-
co per cwt. dollars SO cents.
Copy eta letter from S. Bourne, Conjd of tie u
0ited States Of A,neries, dated .Am1erdam,
-fuguR so.
Sir-Be pleafed to make known through
the channel ofyour gazette, in the form exprec
fed, for the information of the merchants of
your city. the enclofed copy of circular, which
have addrefied to the Collectors of the Cuitoms
IN the United States, and you will much oblige
Your obedient fervant, S.BouRNE.
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Rate of Egypt, render its agricultural produce
indefpen6ble to the fupply of Conltantinople.
Thus the lots would compremife the exitcnce
fthe Ottoman power by the two-fold danger
ofinvaGon and revolt. However, if we conf
der, on the 6de of the political hiitory of theie
provinces, and upon the other the prefent aate
of their internal government, we cannot milf.
take that their invafion is meditated, prepared
and that it may be carried into effect by the
ilightef crihs.
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The Surgeons of the Faculty of Physicians and Sur
geoas at Glaigow, = Il IT'S nelghbourhood, have been
IN the oonitant practice nce May, 1901 of inocula-
ting, weekly with the cow poek, the children of ,be
labourng poor of that city and neghbourhood free of
e1Penee and they have uf reported that fince the
commencement of their charity, they have noculated
above 5000 children-that no inAance of death ha,
happened to any of thefe children, while under the
diieafe-hardly any ofthem have required any medi-
cal treatment and not Jingle inffance is known
to the Surgeons where the fmall pox has fpervened
alter The vaccine difaafs has taken place
Lozdog Susey
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The year 1904 has been fruitful in the pro-
ductIon of EmPerors. Byaccounts from Europe
and the Welt Indies, it has produced no Iefs
than four viz.
Napoleon, Emperor of France,
Francis 1. do of Auftria,
Frederick do of Brandenburg,
Jacques L. do of Hayti.
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TO the Editor oftbe Telegrape.
Sir ,

As find my motives for declining to ac-
cept place in the Legislative council, have been
mifreprefented, be pleafed to infert the follow
ing letter from governor Claiborne to me, and
my anfwer, in your next Gazette, in order to fet
the matter in its true point of light.
am,
Your humble fervant,
E. JONES.
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LOUISIANA.
ExfrHf a letter 10 t5e eaffo, eftbe Ttlegraebe dated
81. Louis, duruf Is, 1904

ST. Louis, A4sga Is, 1904.
The committee of the Upper Louifiana, have feen
with Pleafure the eagernef of the inhabitants of the
Lower Louiana, to unite themfeves for the mainte-
nance of the rights which belong to us-Our COM
mittee ispreparng fome rules local laws to be pre-
tented to Mr. Harrfon governor of this territory ON
the tirit OF October next The committee is deter
mined moi the laws % MIR fiarr ion TO ne
promulgated, unefs they have been previouny COM
unioated to them to make the neceHary alterations
If they require it. The committee exprefes Win
tor the reunion of the Louifanas to obtain re-
Proclamation to congrefs. The diviiion of Louiiana
is contrary to the prt of the treaty of ceon, and
the people are determined appeal to it, as its mean
ing. ~. o. Telrsrabbe, o. 6fk.
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Trag6attd for the philadelphia True Amviean
LIBERTY OR DEATH.
DECPFP.

JAQuEs THE FIRST, Emperor ofRayti.
Being informed, that the Captains of Anne
rican vef1els, that arrive in the different ports
of our Empire, make practice of telling their
cargoes, wholefale or retail, to fmall dealers !:
Confdering that the above practiceis preiudi
cial to Commerce, and favors the expectation
of all the fpecie from the Hand, we determine
to put flop to it
We, therefore, decree and ordain the fol-
lowing to be executed in their utmoR extent.
ARTICLE 1T. We forbid promptly every
Captain Of foreign venel, arriving in the port
Of our Empire, to fell their cargoes by retail to
imail dealers, or private perfons.
I'd. The merchants efablifhed by virtue of
our Letters Patent, fhall have the fole power to
treat for the cargoes, either feparately or Joint
y.
Sd. Every merchant, Foreign or Domeftic.
who fhall receive directly, conlignments of vec-
fels, fhall not fell the merchandise by retais !;
aud ihall conform according to Article I'd, with
refped to the fale ofther cargoes.
4th. The Merchants efablifhed by our Let
terS Patent, fhalI not treat with the ConCignees
of Foreign velIels, until the Administration
mall have made choice of fuch articles as are
neceTary for the army.
9Th. Any perfon or perfons contravenine the
prefent Decree, fhall be fined three hundred dol
lars for the irf offence, and FIVE hundred for
the fccond.
Wegive notice to and order, the Minfter
General Of Finances, the Generals of Diyifion
and Brigade, thePrincipal and Private Admin
TRAITORS to keep under guard, all who f1all con-
travene the above Decree.
Done at our Imperial Palace, at the Cane
the i1h October 1904, fri year of our
independence, and of our Reign the Firf.
(signed) JACQUES, /.
BY the Emperor,
DiASopY, General ofHoffs.
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CONNECTICUT-The Legislature Of Connee-
ticu has PoRponed till May next, the confederation of
the propofed amendment to the Contribution of the
United States, adopted by the Legislature of Malta
chufetts.
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FEDERAL ELECTORS.

vrRMoNT.--[The choice was by the Legislature
Iofeph Wright, Samuel Shaw, Ezra Butler, Natha-
MEL Niles, William Hunter, John Noyes-6- re-
publicans.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

RHODE ISLAND.-On the Sd init the Legislature
Of Rhode IDand chofe, enators the congref. of
the United States, general Benjamin HO4oiaaI Mr..
Potter, deceaed and 1ame Fenner elq len of govern
or Fenner, pie Chrihopher Ellery, efq.
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Here t0l2osvt copy oftke circular letter of
TIE G07'frnor 10 tie members elet7 eftbe Aegiaa-
tive council.
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From the anaIyhs made of 100 par,,, it con-

The lead being coupcllcd, has proved 70 con-
tam 95 OF. fine FLYER TO 100, which is nearly
dollars worth of that metal.
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DELAWARE.-The Legislature of Delaware, on
Monday lait, Nov l2, made choice Of the following
gentlemen for Electors of PRECEDENT and Vice Prefi-
dent
Mas7vtH Bine,, of New Cattle.
George Kennard, of Kent, and
TJonsas FiGe,, of sufIex County-All hnti-Re-
pHbiieans.
The following day, the Hon .5asne, Il. Ba,ard, wa,
elected Senator of the United States for the State OF
Delaware to terve until the 18th of March next ID the
room OF the Hon. Wiiiians II. IPrH,, refgned.
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PARIS, Sept. S.

A report was current laft week upon the ex-
change of Marfeilles, that the Emperor of Ruff
fla has ordered an embargo to be laid on all
fhips in the port of Odeffa. Il is concluded
from this meafure that the court of St. Peterf-
burg has determined TO embark all the troops
encamped in the vicinity of that place, and
who, fome fay, amount to 10000 men. What
we know for certain is, that our government
has received no information of fuch an event,
aud that there are not RulIian fhips enough at
OdefIa, to carry into the Mediterranean half
the number of troops.
Journal DIES DetsnjenrJ.
1t is fad that the emigrant Count de Belle
val, at prefet the'confdential Minifter of Prince
Ypulantz the Hofpodar of Wallacha, and
who has refided here for near fix weeks, has, in
the name of his Sovereign, demanded to put
this province in protection of the Emperor of
the French, intead of the Turkilh Empire. In
the prefent circumstances, when certain pow
iris exciting the Turkifh fubjectsofthe Grecian
church toinfurredion every where, this may, per-
haps, be the only means of preventing Walla-
CHA from thofe disturbances, which diitratt the
other Turkiih provinces in Europe, as well as
in Alta and Africa.
La Gazette de France.
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LIBERTY Or DEATH.
DFC2PP

J0e7pey fbe N. Emperor ofHayfi.
Taking into view, II Protection. and Good
Will that we thew to Foreigners, who tranfatt