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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20

Which he offers on as low terms as they can be
afforded at. His well known very general as.
sortment, made complete by such arrivals, rem
ders it unnecessary to state, that almost every
article, usually found in Mercantile houses NAV
he in his : witch being purchased of the manu-.
fa6turers themselves. with cash, NAV be relied on
as good in quality, and modern in fashion, as a.
ny imported. To his distant customers, assur-
ances are reiterated, that every possible attention
viii be invariably paid to their orders. lie still
retains his inclination formerly expressed of re-
firing from business, and again offers, as welhis
present whole stock in trade, as what he has or
dered from different parts of Great Britain, to
make complete his winter assortment on terms.
that will be found advantageous TO the purcha.
ser; which being large enough with proprie,y TO
admit of a division the business might be so ex.
tended, as TO meet with ease the payment of the
diilcren nstalments. On sJt,,e 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-20

I, {" urauance Of he direction Contained in the
annexed OH section of the aa enritleI, An
act for incorporating the Banl, of Virginia" he
u lsigned Commissioners in and for the city
of Richmond, do hereby give notice, that the
sum Of three hundred thousand dollars has been
actually received on account of the Capital Stock
of The said Bank; and Tat Thursday the 5,h of
July ensuing is the day appointed for proceeding
10 the choice of Directors, on which day the
stock holdersar requested to at the Capitol,
at ten o'clock, for thar purpose.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04
JUVENILE EDUCATION.

/ OCLVIE takes this opportunity to intimate, that
y. the Midfumrher- Holydays in his School will ex4
pre- on the 18th day OF Auguh. He will contif
nue. to teach Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, Flo
cution, Geometry, History, Political Economy Natu@
r.! and Nora Phyofopy, wh due attention, as hs
pupils become prepared, the principles of CT tcil
and Competition. Iheyoung gentlemen who REGENT
iy completed his Senior Clais having fnifhed the
studies IN which they engaged, have withdrawn
from his ichool He will therefore be prepared to re-
celve from twelve TO fifteen additional rupils y,tbs
from fourteen to ilz,een years OF age, who may have
attained toerabe acquaintance with the elements of
literature, would be acceptable to him. becauFe
most likely to be Substantially and permanently bene
tltted by the courie of instruction he has adopted
Dung men OF more advanced years, Whole opportun:.
ties Tor mental Improvement, al an early pcricd Of
their livesmay have been peculiarly cantv or
able and fuch may be derous to qualify themfeyes
Tor becoming instructors of youth, would probably
reap comfortable benefits from fpending one or t,
years IN this Seminary. Whilst he can with perte-e
hneerity, declare his Willingness to afford young men
who are really deroust acquire information and are
at the fame time, difpoed to obierve the nyioIsbe
rules OF Academical regularity and decorum every a
Instance and encouragement in the profecution Of their
stnoles which he is qualified to bestow he wifhes "a
have it distinctly understood that iuch Is NAV have nm
fortunately acquired invcterate habits of otbfulne
and dipation, couldiczrcey ieect lchool where ch
habits will encounter more decided Vigilant and pro-
badly painful eouneracton. J. O's charge for tuitou
VIII be nifty dollars per annum for Instruction in the
different departments of fcence and forty dollars for
inStructonin the different branches Of elementary lite
nature, he proPoes to teach the fee for tuition to be
paid quarterly and in adsanee,
NIB. Ogilvie wifhes to receive four of his 1os;ss
pupils boarders terms, which will be made iCroyr
to parents application him. by letter or other
wife.
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NAPOLEON.


NATUS CoNSULTUM.
in execution of the order of his maiefy the
Emperor, tranfmitted by the arch chancellor of
the empire, for the proclamation OF the Ienatus
confultnm of the 2sth of Floreal, May Is, the
chancellor of the tenate has this day decreed
the following order of proce[lion.
10 meet al the palace of the fenate, Sunday
the soth Floreal, May 90, at eight in the morn
ing, to go out by the grand entrance of the pa
lace Rue de Tourron.
The firft proclamation beforethe palace of the
fenate.
The proeeffion pafTes through the ftreets de
Touroh, ST. Sulpice, Vieux Colombier, place
de la Croix Rouge, itreet de Grenelle as far as
itreet de Bourgogne, ftreet de Bourgogne on the
right, and the place of the legislative BODY.
The prOcefiion Pafes through rue de Bour-
gogne, as fur as the bridge de Ia Concorde,
crofies the place, and ftreet de la Concorde as
far as the Boulevard, goes along the Boulevard
as far as the new ilrect des Capuchines, and en-
tiers into place VsndoHlc.
Third proclamation at la place Vendorne.
The proceiiion proceeds from the place Ven
dome, pafles through the ftreet Saint Honore on
the left, as far as the place du Tribunate.
Fourth proclamation before the palace Of the
Tribunate.
The procefIion proceeds through the nreet de
Malte, as far as the place de Carroufel.
Fifth proclamation at the place de Carroufel.
Inc proceltlon ifiues through the large gates
OF the Louvre, takes the quays on the left in a
Vile. ~
sixth proclamation at the place of the Hotel
dc Vile.
The proceiiion returns by the quay Pellefier,
the quay dc Gevres, the Pont aud Change, the
place of the Pslais de Juftice.
Seventh proclamation before the Talaisde Juf.
tice.
The procefon paf1es through Rreet de IA
Barillere that of st. Louis on the right, the
quay des Orfevres, the Pont-neuf TO the left,
ireet dc Thionville, that of Saint German DIES
Pres, the itreet de pOdeon, that of Vaugirard,
and returns to the fenate.
The chancellor of fate,
(Gigued) LAPLACE.
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AS long as the trial Of the confpirators continued
enjoned you, gentlemen, to lave free all the ave59e,
o. the palace Of uitce ard recommend 10 Won thar
me opinion OF all the citizens upon trial might be per-
mtted to ranielt themfeives freely and every where
but now that the court Of justice has pronounced it,
judgment, every thing the ufusl order
and you must no where permit any a1eniblaee Of peo-
Pc particularly at the palace Of Justice nor thar there
'alI be hawked, fold or distributed any writing or
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Bait. Fed. gaz,

The London Obferver, Of June g. says The Xxx
Baihaw Of TrPo has written to the PRECEDENT Of the
United States, requeaing loan Of 10000 dollars, to
enable him to regain his ituation, 70 which he has
legitimate hereditary claim proning If he " ieeeG-
fu to reieaie all the American prfoners and repay
the money lie otherwe offers to give the Anc-
rcans PoeliOn Of the rongeil port as guarantee Tor
the performance Of has engagements"
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ROBERT oMBRRsON,

ROBERT OMBERSON, bsftdan,.
HIS cauie, by content of parties, came ON
L this nineteenth day Of May, in the year of our
lord one th0ufand eight hundred and four TO be heard
on the bill and ahiwer, and was argued by council:
confederation whereof, the court adiudoetb ard do
creethr that, unleis the defendant on or before tb
twenty-iourth day of July next pay to the plaintiff
William Brown, one thouflnd four hundred doars
with ntere thereon, after the rate of tx per ccnun
per annum to be computed from the twent y-f,urth
day OF January, thouland eight hundred and three
till payment, and the COTS expended by the plaintiffs
in proieeuting this lut, that Jofeph c. Brown AMI
Richard b. Goode after giving three weeks notice in
one or more OF the Richmond newlpapcrs, do expofs
to public Tale by auction, for ready money the Hals
Acre Lot OF Land, with the Appurtendnces lying in
that part of the City OF Richmond called Rockers de-
iignated in the plan Of the aid city by the number
(Go7) two hundred and ievcn, which Rad been cor.
veyed in tfuf by the defendant, to the f5reuar1a1
Jofeph c. Brown and Richard Il. Goode for tj,. ONT,
pole is aedged in the bill and admitted by ,he an
lwer, OF ecurng the ioreaid principal money and ir
tere, the deed for which hath been 6enroysd as al
70 alledeed and adritted and ont Of tic ironcv 90
rfrg from the iale, pay to the plaintiff William,
Brown, the laid principal money, interea and COTS;
and the iurpus, If any, after dedu9ng the expence
attending the ise, pay to the defendant and r,porf
their proceedings in execution hereof 10 the court
a Copy. Icle, PETER TINSLEY,cc
NE SHdEL PROCEED go SELL. Ths
LOT & APPUPTENANCEs
mentioned ard doitrhed in the above dec,etpi ordc+
upon the terms therein mentioned on IRIgAy tbc
l7th August next, upon the premiies, bet.yers IN.
hohrs Of 10 aud Of the clock.
JOSEPH c CROWN
RICHARD y. COCDc.
Ju5 H. idayo.,
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RicHMoND, lNqy esd, 1907.
7bF poytie5 concerned are d. Eredtotake notice,
that haze appointed Friday fhs t1velty-tbi,r3
day Of NODember next, far carrying into etfe17 tie
4Vitbin Decree, upon zvl5icb day their attendance
IS reqmrfd at my oFes, auth TIER papers and ac-
count ready far examination.
(eS-SzvJ N,M. Hz7Y, NJ. C.
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WEST-INDIES.

From CAPT Clart, Of r LOu, a,riOed at PHILADELPHIA
July IS.
Z" During my ftay at St. Domingo, there came of
the harbour Britih fgates at different periods with
flags of truce, to wit the Blanche, capt. Nude the
Pique,' capt Rols, and the Franchfe, capt. Murry
All OF theie officers were on fhore, fome of them
three days They iaid they had further idea of block
aiding St. Domingo There was a divifion between
the two black Generals, Chrifophe and DeHalines,
which may prove fatal to the Blacks.
General Ferrand, at Santo Domingo, was under
no apprehension from the Blacks, there being none
nearer than 40 leagues. The garrifon was fupplied
with 9 months Provilions-and the troops healthy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

General DeIalines has fent bya vefTel arrived at
Nantz difpatches to the Fir Conul Eating that he
has threatened the murder of all French inhabitants in
the Iiland Of Hayti, if the Government do not imme-
diately acknowledge its independence, and promle
yearly tribute in arms, ammunition, artillery, &c
This circumstance is recorded in the Clef du Cabinet.
N. Y. Mer. Adv
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We have advees from Havana, that by lac
ordinance of thc Government, Airrcan veifeis are
permitted to enter that port with Horfes, Lumber
and every defeription of Plantation UtenGls
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

E*fra7 IF a LETTER fyo0 Mr.. AwDREw BELxuAp, of
Ills fo7on, datef 61ayjtiiies May ~ 1904
"The report ofawar with Tuaii is not yet abfolute-
ly confirmed. We underftand that Commodore PRE-
BILE has been in the harbour of Tnai,, with his fda-
dron, demand of the Bey his reaGons for fitting out
number of veeIs Of war; but there is no certain.
that war is declared"
"P. s. An arrival from Syasgr, brings intelli-
gence, that the noife of war with Tunis had lubfd
cd. BsR. Pap.
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Gibraltar, Nav 80.

We are forty to advife you that there is
great feaion to believe the hey of 1unis has de-
clared war againa America. He has fsveral
cruizers at Malta and was bufy at Tunis fitting
ont others. We are anxiou1y expecting the re-
enforcement that has been ordered here by con-
grefS, which will be perfectly fufTicent TO keen
them from doing much mitchell"
Bait. Fed. gaz,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

JOSEPH c. CROWN, RICHARD b. }
GOODE 8, WILLIAM BROWN, FiSintDt
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fEY oirfar gt', Des6 IF 7tgf cse.tc1 tea. h -,
- Aos5s IF I7Dre.t, Comfy, j,, rs. b,sffefC3A.
is'rei', fN'0r etfJe ReV. IpAian DcigiT d-r
WILL EZ EXPOSED 10 SAFE,
20 tigLsf h5ht,, FIR rcay rercy a. CsL Go ss 30.
q7a, IN tie County Of fuaove., OF SsiardS, e.e asS
dLy 81 Sc5foSLer NEAT, ne
L X a & , OF J. A n ID,
I,zr'san tie ia Wee,, 1oeo ,s1, =. ne 4,ty eudeT
HanoVrr Coamiy, 1rreb t,sef as Fall be htel,, Is
safiy Tie balance de he id &ee-fe, az ale tb. T ~
t."dig NE rF BY
DAJ-Lp bullock, e~d2 e.n...
FREDERICK HERRIS, 1S"STAh'
Jaly 81, 1901. (FsSa9.J
=. VIRGINIA:
1T n High cotRT Or cHhNcERr, GOLDEN r7 Tgh
caPiToL, IN THE CTR cs RickMo~D, S.r
March, l790.
BETBFEN
Mary RHITis, exeeutFir, 0,d Rerierf CHI:
borne, 1lrn,e5 RaIFn and William Rncn,
executor. Of Ro5erf R46fn, cid Games
REGin, jPihiam Rnbfn and Sterling Rat,
fin, trojtcaiing in tbeir o4ua bebay, PltSs,-
Niliam Mqciin, Ja0c Rrkt and Nary lis
Njfc, RILIiam GEE ard Join Gee, Eefs.
HIS eaHtr, zvbieb a5atsd as TO the plaintiff
Mar Rt6Tn, 6y ter deatb, came on tie fff5
day Of March, in tie .yea, efonf l2r4our th0aI;nd
Ir1e@ hundred and nI,,etS,fx, TO be heard on tie
Iii, a4ftoer5, exhibits aud examinations Of zv:.-
HeBf5, and zvaJ argued BY e5GQk!: or conE4ere-
tion zvbtreot, tie eoart dotb di,ci7 one oils Com
naiDIoner5 TO F1fe an account Of tie paynnent5
made, if Anr payments qvere rao1s, toererd5 9if-
charging THE debt, inteyf aYf charges intended
to he Jccmed BY the inGsatur in he bin ,eeifed,
andaJo 10 evon'i"e tbr tiEs Of credit ahedged to
ba7'e been rendered By Jfobn Joars, G.. 6ebaLfgf
the defendant HTiliam d1oc!in, On THE nintb dGy
Of Dsrember, in the scar one t6ogyaad frozen 6ua-
tired and eighty one, in order TO dcozs,. zvbef6er
i'ch ellis efcteAH coatd Gc LEGALLY tende-ed at t5af
time, and TIE Comm.LF6ner Is e,nsozveredfs cxa<
mine the plaintiffs il. f0ten7n man9er, end require
tier acknowledgment denial OF Ji.ea bnymtnts,
and tender anil TO report tie nldf:e-5, as tbey
RAJ appear TO rim, TO tie coart, Gfigg csecially
Jne5 as TO him I5aH 5em pertinent, or l. lbe par
sJT5GH b. dejfrsd to be q Ratsd; and ttc ELL is
dijniGtd, as TO the detcadant John Gee, zybo hath
b. bis anJver diea ned nay fitie to tie land con-
1eysa 9ptbf iHdentnte qt5tejh;I.
n Co9g, 7efe,
PETER TINSE ta, C. C.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-04

The following article on the fame fubie9 has
been extracted from letter to gentleman
in this city, dated
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VLRGLNI4:
BETWEEN

AT SUPERIOR COURT OF cnANcERT, ho1DEn II;
RICHMOND, MAY 10. 1904
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iiiv Imperial Fantomine at Paris, iays the Cork
Chronicle, of June Sth is performing with vast fprit
and the members of the Drama are multiplying conf
derably. Berther, Murat, Money, TUurdan Maj
lena, Angereau, Bernadotte, Morter, Soult BRINE
Lannes, Devouh, and Belleres, are appointed mar
ihas OF the empire and the ienators, keern,aia, Lee
iebre Perignon, and Serrurier, alto to have the
titles oil niarihais Of the empire The French prince.
and prncees be addreAed by the title Of their
iwPs,ia bgbae0g-the great officers of-the empire are
to receive the title of their yeae LgLaes and they
as well as the princes TO be addrened 1fogf;c-
"eny" All ministers will be called beiy ereeiessie
and are to be addfeied " Mogjcigaeoy." The pref
dent of the ienate is be called hsexsrAeaey." A
MARTIAL Of the empire, " ,7osEepy ls .qayAaL" and
and when addrefled eolloqually or in writing MN
Ggaeay."
While all this gorgeous mummery is going forward
at Pai', Dealines the fworn foe Of the French race
IS alto founding government in 81. Donia-o
and in Prt and principle congenia with that of his de-
ieated rival the emperor Of the French. The gene
rails and chiefs Of Hayt like the French fcnate pene-
ated with gratitude for the benefits received from the
general in chief the protector of hbery-which the
people enjoy, &c. &c proclaim him governor gene
raj Tor HE. We iwedr" fay they 20 fubmit impli-
Gritty 70 the laws enanating from his authority the or
ly one we will acknowledge. We give 10 him IL,
yg6f 10 make pace and GEAR, o1i 10 name BIZ Gse.r
There this difference however between the gallant
barbarian Of Hayti and the new emperor ; that the
former found his country grooming under the moe ire
mendous and Imaginary yoke IN the world, from
which he redeemed her. while tie latter had no fIei
dehversnee to ehc2, and overthrow only doneRic
tyranny OF the day, to eRa5lf one of Perpetuty that
Debatnes was invited by bis brethren in arms to hold
the rude iway over community of folders while To-
'aParte unele6ied and fslf-impofed fira fei2ed on
power by force, continued by fraud aud conf med il
~ orinlss
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4 Slspbea,'S zOar5 ot'tbs French ReDol.1tion.

Dispatches for Government, from commo.
dore Preble, are received by the flip True A.
merican, from Gibraltar, arrived at New.YorI;
on Tueiday, July goth.
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The Editor returns bis thanks to COLUMEL-
LA,Jor bis objerVations and adViee, and perfect
y agrees sOifb him in tie opinion, that eie7 e:e-
trafft from the, Psychological ef DarzUin, gviN be
extremely 1ainnbLe. Wbsn be has time TO ae-
company them soitb lita6le notes, they I5aN GER
taigly be pubiilbr.I
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Observation-Disclosures.

PETER TINSi t?,, C. G..
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VIRGINIA.:

1T n High Court Of cHANcERr, SoLDFN M THa
cdPiToL, IN THE cifr cE RickMo"D, 5iE
March, 1896.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12
DiQiufsns againf SUIcIDs.

(ConmunioatedJ
If YOU are ditrcncd in mind LiVe !; ierenity
and Joy may yet dawn upon yonr Soul II
Won have been comented and cheerful, LiVe i;
and eencronly diffufe that happiness to others.
If misfortunes have bcfalien you by your own
nifcondua, Liqx and be wife tor the iu-
sturey-Is they have befallen you by the faults
OF Others, Live ; you have nothing wherewnh
20 reproaeh y~ourfelf.--If YOU are INDECENT and
helplefs, Lipv the face OF things may agree
ably change.-If you are rich and prosperous,
Live.s and enjoy what you poileis III anoth,
er haiti Injured YOU Lia his own crime val
be his sspiihments- If lou h:ve injured anoth,
er, Liyx nd ~.~-ompchcs 4 by your good or
fees.
If your character be attacked u~njuhly, L'Ve
fine will remove the atperioB.-f the re
proaches are well founded, Lire and deierve
then, not for the future IF you are already
and eminently applauded, Lius and preierv.
the honors you have acquired.-lf your iuceei.
is not equal to your merit, Live in the con-
fcioufneis Of your having deferved It'll your
iuccels hath exceeded your merit, L've ano
arrogate not 100 much to yourfe,f--lf you have
been negligent and ufeiefs to 1iociety, Lioe I:
AMI make amend, by your future oonduct.--i
YOU have been active and indulirious, L've ;
aud communicate your improvements 10 others
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-11-12
Jluaief....No. ::

"7he ftmstia1 gftht Gentry il alarming enSdg5
to yolJi the attention Of epsyy man wko bretsaat II
a concern far the pubic 7ueJare. appearances jw-
tpy MLpicin and syhsa ts Esffy If a NATION / at
yqake, blpfeioi Is a Jf grand d inquiry. Let NJ
enter ints it 1uhb caid9r and dsce1cy."
IN purifying thefe natabers, Mr.. jerks, i, is NOT my
Intention TO contue nyfelf to one man, or to one fubject.
II my two former numbers touched c~loieIy on the charac.
ter of " " lillian Ii@gs,y, m" and were ~esprcfIca with
warmth, il is preiumed the peculiar circumstances Of lhe
cafe viii be an ample apology for the remarks the occshonf
demanded. Our antagonists purfue their plans IN Jerd car,
ags, ant IN midnight darknsfs and it "a NO, underiaoot
until TIE aeTpah tea,, that they had determined 60 fupport
a man wtede public conrfe of life espoisd him TO fhdis p97
centuries it WIS deemed proper and needhl to make ard
which | All happy to find have had a tendency to prevent
his election. Whatever certain characters may conteud iof
10 the contrary, | inhh on it, that when men are held np
for public office, their characters are oren to inveftlgataoi:
rhis privilege / fhall. ufe but l pledge myielf TO the pubfs
not to abufe il.
The next fubjea demanding attention is the Psa.oHe a.
bnies ITO iooner do we fee the Jefferioh admmi'Ishon
in operation, than we find Mr.. Granger at the head ri tns
important department, diiniiing from Office thoie who have
been " capable, honef, and faithful to the csnfhtuncn' 20
make place for men who would iubierve the views OF ap~s.
~, and render tlo poft-Ofice eftablifhment an mnfuheas
OF mitchell. T. ACT appears 10 obvious, that PROOF is'N'
nnnecefary "a few infanees however tial be gwen
a letter from a public character in Waillusson city' 70
his friend in this town, dated in February, 1907 aye
4" This indirea mode of getting a letter into your hana':
adopted for the fake of avoiding an sA4!t iaa.fy, "4s"
practice begins to be pretty arongly ~iutpeeted hers.
Thus it 4 eeas our papers and letters are IN danger III
unjaf fcrutiny al the capital, in addition TO the elhoaii1m
NIGHTS we are liable to from, a hoG of dependents from one
extremity OF the, Union TO the other. Flow Tar .hs =
fage COMFORTS VITA the protection of " qHa! and s"aaJ5'
is left for the people to coniider. e
The tubjeet may with much propriety be in'rocuse IA
as great pains have been taken to revoiutioni@s - ! IA
impede the circulation of correct politics, through pa =
Ohtce and it is to effect this purpoie that me pi"N q
poit-oiicers in the DiRritt have been change a" !.
barralments in the die sibui,on OF the Inhie pe~'i@r
have become very COMMON. This leads TO imgcA'"'
our elections, which will be hereafter noticed.
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had died Of III. yellow fever; Which had hoS-
ever, confidcraply a0ascd..
Mr.. Burr was at State fburgh, Georgia, Sept.
"a. Intended to proceed foon for WaihnS-
ton.
The leginature Of Vermont, have d~ifasrcet
TO tie Mathematics amentment to the %nati5u'l
contribution, for e7naheRg TN. sspice of repre-.
fennatives among the fee ,inhhs6Sstants.
The Legislature of RhodS laandha ppspoi=
ed its confederation.
The due, between Gen Hamilton and Mf.
Btrr, was fought in Bergen county. Net-Jsr:,
fey. The grand Jury in that conhtsy have found
a bill againf Aaron Burr for 1slrder.
Private letters from Paris Rate that at the coz
%onation of Bonaparte, as Emperor of the French;
a new nobility will be inititutsi. under the title
Of P4tricians, by a Senatus Conlultuni, to BE
proclaimed upon that &C caion. This mca lure,
will include all %perfors, with their families ana
defendants, WHO, within the fin ten years ct
Bonaparte's reign, have occupied, or flall occE-
py the irf and great places of State, fdch as
Field Msrihals, Commanders in Chief, Gene:
rails. of Divifon, Minilters, Cardinals, Graad
Offers Of the Legion of Homer, &c. &c.
- Sos HM+