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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-14
INST reeetOed and FIR SAFE by Samncl F1ea.
SAINTS, Jun. Richmond, in fuc vol..nes
Ocfavo, The
domestic EncyclobeGia .

Or DIcTIoNAsY of FACTS, and Usyrr1.
KNOWLEDGE comprehending, a concise view
OF the latest discoveries inventions and improvc-
ments, chiefly applicable to rural and dome,,;,
economy Together with descriptions Of the most
interesting objects of nature and ART the b;sIorr
OF men ana ANNALS, in a state of health or dis
ease ard pra zeal hints respecting the arts and
manufactures, both familiar and commercial ~
lustrared with
Numerous Engravings and Cuts.
BY d. r III WiLLfLR. III d.
Author of the Lectures on DIET and prc,nrx
CSC.
First American Edition, with addition. .rr,;
cable to The present situation OF the United S,a.es
b. JAMES MEACE III y.
fenow otthe american ,phical Society. ana
Core bonding Member of he Literary and
Fho.ophicai Society Of Manchester.
Inc Proprierors deem themselves safe IN saw
lnS' THAT no work published in tie English Ian.
SuaGe contains IN so SINAI compass, such va
rety or useful information. as thar which thew
now ohsr TO the public; and the, hat,er Them
serves, thai the autitionS which have beer r,,,l-
tathepresen; edition, have considerably enr,e,sed
the stock ot,useful mater given in the o,iein,r
work Several processes in the arts are dStaiI-
ee III the course of these additions. hich yy.r.
never before published and are only IN ~ ro,,,,S
~ 'he more BOOKS OF European manufacturers
.hey wh barely particu'arzG 'hc important sub.
!ects OF bleaching, brewing, cements colsrys, DIR.
ing nralfigg, calico printing va,ni.bes.
ne agricultural denarj-nenr has beer enrich
ed by the valuable comm ,nca,ions ofseveral cy-
reriencedprattcai men, and among otherartic,fs.
the most approved nodes of cutivaying those I'M.
P"r'an' staples of the southern states Cotton and
RICE, are de allied. 0
The Economical Debzrtn.eot. has received con.
siderable additions of original communication
ana much interesting mai e, has been conden,.5
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[By A"thority.]
AN ACT

SUPPLEMENTARY 10 The act, cn'i'uied " IN Ger
10 INCORPORATE the subscribers 10 tic Bank
ofthe United states"
BE it rfed 6v fhe Senate md Houae of
Representatives At TIE United States If H.
m"rica in Congress assembled, That the
President and Directors of the Bank of
the United States shall be, and they are
hereby authorised 10 establish Offices of
Discount and Deposit, in any part OF the
territories or dependencies of the United
States, in the manner and on the terms
prescribed by the act to which this is a
supplement.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofthe House Of Representatives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President If the Senate, FRO temfiore.
March IS, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL, JEFFERSON.
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AN ACT
Concerning the Putic Buihiiags III the City
nj IfJoi;o,./1,,


Concerning the Putic Bwhiags ia the City
Of UashiVgtoa.
p z IL cnacfed or re .S.Date and Fuse If
Refireaentatiycs Of the Un;t~d S,afea II H.
preyica, in Congress asacm5lrl, That. Fifty
Thousand dollars shall be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, 10 bepaid cut Of any
money IL th- ,reasu,v, not Otherwise an
propriaied 10 be applied undcy ;he direc-
ton Of the Presder % the United S'aies,
~ proceeding with tha pub@c buildings
at ih- CITY Of Washington, and in making
such necessary improvements and repairs
thereon, as he shall deem expedien,.
NATjL. MACON,
M'cker offhs House Of Representatives..
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President ofthe Senate, fro-temfore.
March CT. 1904.
APPROVED.
TH: JETFERSON.
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all duties and drawbacks, which, nv virtue
OF this aGt, shall be payable and allowable
on any specific quantity of goods, wares
ana merchandise, shall be deemed to APP
ply, in proportion, to any quantity greater
or less than such specific quantity.
Sec. s. md be il further enacted, That
duty offfty cents per ton, to be denomi
mated slight money" shall be levied and
collected on all ships or vessels not of the
United States, which after the aforesaid
th'rtleth day Of June next, may enter the
ports ofthe United States: Irovidcd, hozv.
eoer, That nothing i'm this a6 shall be so
construed as to contravene any provision
OF the treaty or convention concluded be-
tween the United STATES of America and
the French Republic, on the ,hirlieth day
OF April, one thousand eight hundred and
three -And hr0Uidcd also, That the said
light money shall be levied and collected
In the same manner and under the same
regulations as the tonnage duties now inn
posed by law.
Sec. 7. Ind be If .fit~ther enacted, That
the person exercising the powers which,
under the Spanish government, were vest
ed in the intendant Of the province ofLou-
islana, shall until district court of the
United States shall be established in the ter
rltory OF Orleans, in conformity with the
provisions of The ACT entitled " An act e.
recting Louisiana into two territories:
and providing for the temporary govern.
ment thereof" have ard exercise, in all
cases whatever arising wiIhinlthe said ter
ritory under the laws regulating and pro-
Vldng for the collection of duties on inn
ports and tonnage, or under anv other re-
venue laws of the United States. The same
jurisdiction and powers which BY law, are
given TO the district and circuit courts oc
the United States. And the powers 10
remit fines penalties or (orfeitures, and
to remove disabilities, which, by law, are
vested IN the s. secretary of the treasury,
may, and shall, lin cases Of such fines, De-
naltles, torteitures CT disabilities incurred
within the territory OF Orleans, and until
a governor ofthe said territory shall be ap-
pointed and shall enter into the functions
OF his olticc, be exercised by the person
exercising the powers which, under the
Spanish government, were vested IN the
governor OF Tie province Of Louisiana
and The SAID powers 10 remit fines. penal.
tIes or io''clu"es and to remove dlsabih.
ties may and shall in like manner, be ex-
ercised by the governor OF The said terri
tory, from the time when NJ shall enter
into the iunSlious Of his Office, in conform
i'y with toe provisions OF Tie said act, TN.
I'll the end Of the next session Of Congress,
and nO longer.
NATHL. MACON,
Scpabsr Cf The ~ me- of nm,
JESSE FRANKLIN,
President Of RE Senate, pyo-tempors.
March 27, 1904.
APPRovFp,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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jurisdiction of the United States, az 10 N.
public acts, records, Office DO ks, judicial
proceedings, courts and Offices OF The Sc
yeral states.
NATHL. MACON,
Sneaker ofMe H,aqe If Rrhyeserfetiyes.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
president g]'the Senate, pro tenEore.
March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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March 81, 1904.
APPROVED,
TIL: .5EFFERSON.
AN ACT
For IMPOSING more stscifI ci,!,;eq or, t5c i'm.
Horidt2n oFeer'Qin articles and also. far
lrryin" and collecting Egh.-p,2nev on f..
re.gn sh,jts ~ vessels.
+ 4 IL enacted ty he Senate aad Housp NJ
representatives Of tts United States of .fne-
rec, m Congress assembled, L hat from and
S'ter me thirtirth day oc June next, the
I'ii'Wlng articles, in addition 10 those al
re"uy exempted from duty, shall, am may
be imported free from auy duty, namely,
rae. oi lrncni Of cotton, &c woollen, and of
hempen clo,h; bristl-S OF swine, reru-
JUS OF amtnuny, unwrought clay, un-
wrought burr stones, and the bark Of the
coriS tree.
sec. q -fni be if f5triher' enacted, That
from and after the thirtietl day OF June
next, the duties now in force u7on the ar
hcieS hereinafter enuneratcda and Gcscrib-
81 al their importation into the United
atef, shall Cease, and that in lieu ,hsre-
O., there shall be thenceforth laid. levied,
an collected, upon Me said articles, at
their said Importation, 'hc scveyal and
resi- 1--WE rst@s o. dusie~. i,lllcN inc, that
IS 10 say:
." FOREIGN caught dried fish, fifty cents
per quintsl:
On salmon one hundred cents per bar
rel; on mackare! sixty c .ats rerbarrel and
OH al! other picked FISH, forty cents per
Darrell
On cables, terred cordage, white lead,
red lead, almonds, currants prunea, and
p'ums' hgs, raisins imported in Jars and
boxes, and muscadel rgins, two cents per
pound;
On al other kinds of raisins, one cent
ana an 'oH per pound:
IN ta'''w' yeilAw oc''re in oil, anchors,
and sheet iron, one cent and half per
pound.
cnSP9nIsh brown, dfy ycllsw ochre, slit
and hoop iron, ore cent per pound:
On starch three csr,s Per pound:
VI h2lr powder glue, and ssinls, four
cents neF pond;
- pewter plates ar1 dishes, four cents
per Dnund:
IN 'H'arreu corde6e, two cents and a
nan per pound
Cn ql'ciS''Ve'' SIX c-n's per pound:
'nN"'e5e c.s-.s, sad gun powder four
cents Pc" pound:
o. cinnamon and cloves, twenty cents
per pn'7d;
va mace orc do''r and twenty-five
cen,'-ner pound
w nu'mc;'' h''y cents per pound:
IN o'acE glass quayt bottles, sixty cents
per @'oce'
w! "ihdoW gl7s@ ss follows On all
n"' eD"Ve e'SN inches ~ zen, ore dollar
a'H S'NN cents per hundred Square feet,
~ "'o'e "n 'hchs' by twelve one dollar
dNC seventy I'VE Ccuts per hundred euue .
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We the subscribers hold

ing lands adjoining 20 and near the oitv
CT Richmond and the James river canal,
having Tor length of time suffered mum.
berless depredations on our property in
TIMBER wood, stock and Enclosures. by ii.
VeTs persons under the various pretences
OF hsning' io"llng, shooting and hunting,
do hereby notify, forewarn and forbid ali
persons whomsoever- from trespassing on
our sad property, or that of either of US,
under the aforesaid pretences, or in any
other way whatsoever, having determine
ed from unavoidable necessity TO prose-
cute all such trespasses without respea
Of persons.
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.Iohn EarUie
Richmond, April 2, 1904. St
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I en- Dollars Reward

RUN Away from the fubscriber living in
Charlotte county, about sgh miles below the court
house, on Sunday the twentieth day of May laft,
likely Negro fellow by the name OF TOM. a.
bout twenty Fix years of age, STOUT, VIII made,
rather of bright complexion, his drsfs when
ne went oil WAS cotton coat and overalls, his
coat was turned Of with blue, though his dreis is
nor material as he has very noted fear in his
LETT hand ocealioned by the cut of au adze, which
cut We entirely through his hand, which cauies
ms thumb to iali on the palm OF his hand Ifuppofe
from his conversation before he went OF. that he
will cndeavor TO pats as free mar, by the name
OF James Cook. Any perfon who will appre
hend faid slave, aud iecurc him in Jail 10 tL.t
&c, him again, or deliver him to me, fhsiI receive
the abooe reward II taken and committed to Jail,
viii thank the gentleman to forward letter By
po!t to Charlotte eourthoufe direaed TO the un-
derlgned.
JOHN D. RICHARDSON.
June IS, 1900. wan
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MILLER WoODsoN, elk.

1T QuarIcrly Court continued and Acld J0r
Prince EdtVard County, May tie sd,
1904.
benjamin Wright, plaintiff.
AGAINST
Thomas Gibson and Robert Glib L" 1"H'eefy'
son, defendants
THE defendant Thomas Gibson, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security ac.
cording to an at of the general assembly and the
ru' of this court, and it appearing TO the salts
faeon of the court that he is not an inhabitant Of
this state: On the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, II is mdeyed, that the said defendant
Thomas Gibson. do appear here on the first day
of August court next 10 answer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy of his order be forthwith inserted
in some one of the public newspapers printed in
the city oe Richmond Tor two months successive
y, and also posted At the front door of the court
house of this county.
a Copy--reste,
BENJAMIN WATKINS. d c.
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VIRGINIA.:
III q SAherior Cout; Of Chancery holden in
RicIuoJd .Mfv iGfL, I8OA

III q Saherior Cout; Of Chancery holden in
Richmoj!d, My 10th, 1904.
Between y
James Fretwc!l. plaintiff.
And
Daniel Jones and Richard Booker, executors
OF Thomas Mash, defendants. }
VgNHG defendant Daniel Jones, net havi en-.
Y tered his appearance and given security &C
cording 10 the a6t of assembly and the rules Of
this court and it appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
the court thar nc is not an inhabitant Of this
country On the motion OF the plaintiff by his
counsel, u 10 ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the FIRST day of the next Scp,em-
TENDER term and answer the bill OF the plaintiff:
and thar copy OF this order be forthwith insert.
ed in some newspaper in the city of Richmond Tor
Two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the capitol in the said city.
a Copy-TeS,e,
p. TINSLEY, c. c.
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81 advertisements, no. ercccoineo sgua.,,
i't 'iiscrfed "a Ills fayte,. for ssvc,.
syoevs cents The first time three doiLars fer
sh'ee seeks 6times) ara for every cdd;-
tt'''0f i;Sertion hirfy-three cents. Long o,.ra
an f"e same Itrofortion-t.nlcSs a st,cciokc con-
traet Dc MADE BY the year.
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Notice.

TE7HE Convocation Of Visitors for William &
J. Mary College, have appointed the 23;h Of
September next. to e!eG 4 PROFESSOR or
1fiIHEM.i7lCSf FOR that Seminary. Any gen
t'emar disposed to take that charge on him, will
b. pleased 70 communicate with Bishop Madison,
President Of the College, or with
BORWELL BASSE27, Rector.
IuIv &c, 1861. VIZ
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s"i-ed aFd'cS IT .1mericd, SIN Clrcttis, Ilr-
si,na District, May %, 1904.
Robert Dese, pls. =
Against =
"hham Thompson, Overton Cosby. adn,i- 3
nstrator OF David Loudon, deceased, 2 !;
Heetcr Ross. David Henderson and :
James Dunlop, derts :
'as. defendant James Dunlop, nor having
Il entered his appearance and given security
according 10 rule Of this court. ana it appe airing
10 the satisfaction Of the court that lac is nos an in.
hab'Sant OF this distri0 :, On tile motion of the
plaintiff b. his counsel. IL is ordered, that the
said defendan, do appear here the frs, day of
the next term and answer the plaintiffs bt; and
tha; copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the newspapers published in the city
OF Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted up at the front door of the capitol in the
said ci;y.
q Copy-Tese.
JAS. GLAGROvE, d. C.
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FRoM gRE TaEN7ov TUE AxERIcAM.
THOUGHTS ON THE LATE DUEL.
Mr.. VJLSoN,
lis MsTe haze in my ohjniou been same
hains taEcn 20 fresent the late fatal affair 10
ne lE5Gc il an mn, kghf, ana 10 e7ayeys
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-18

III Court n "a tor Gamble, lana GoAaIy, ~
28th day Of May, 1901.
Robert Craig. painaT.,
AGAINST >, oL
Richard Dobscn. Carer Page and ~ ~0a"'ery
Willis Wilson, defendants J
TINS day came the plaintiff by counsel. and
the defendant Riciiard Dobson, not havin,
entered his appearance and given security acco.d.
ing to the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing 20 the satisfaaicn of h,e
court that he is not inhabitant ofrl,s state: On
the, motion of the complainant by his counsel. 1t
IS orGeyea, that the defendant Richard Dobson
do appear here on the 4,h Monday in Il ugus, next
and answer the compliments bill and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
one OF the newspapers pubished IN the city of
Richmond fort months successfully, and post.
cd 1T the front door OF the courthouse Of this
county.
Ccpy-Teste.
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az INTO a mean of e7eetits inhroter hsH,i-
cal hnr7ioseS, I haze thrown together som.
fn'HShfs on The subject ii.st as they occurred
10 me endhofie, should you see. ct 10 hu6lsh
Ihen' they aviA haze tendency 10 tslace The
matter IN a fr0laer font Of oie4v, and tireue,,t
Unjust inftresSios.$.
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Hfc Quarterly Court continued and held far
Prince Edvard County, -1Iay tie 22d,
1904.
John Kclso, plaintiiro
against -
Martha Gibson widow OF Thomas Gibson, =
deceased. and Nancy Gibson. Pob.rt Glib =
son. Thomas Gibson. Patsy Gibson, Jane =
Gibson, Betsty Gibson, Polly Gibson, = -
Hanna Gibson, Agness Gibson, Lucy Glib s
son. and George Gibson. CO heirs and re. ,
representatives. OF said Thomas Gibson, de- =
ceased. defendants
TINE defendant Thomas Gibson, not havinr
L entered his appearance and given secnrit,
according to an al of the general assembly ana
the rules OF this court, and it appearing 70 the sa-
tistattion of the court that he is NOT an in,iehit
ANT OF this state: On the motion OF tile yanril
by his counsel. II IS ordered, that the said dvfen.
dant Thomas C'b ion, do appear here on thu FRS
day of August court next and answer he plain
MI bill andthai copy of his orlerb forthwith
inserted in some one of the paste newspapers
printed in the city of Richmond for tvo mouths
saccessiyey, and also posted at the front door OF
the courthouse osti.is county. = COM --Teste
BENZ AMIN w atkins G.
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tit Quarterly Court continued and held far
Prince Edward County, OIay the 22d,
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BOO K S

LateLy received and for Sale BY S. Peasants, Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

Il Ihat the -Fench t-oops
are a60M; 20 evacaale Hanover, whicll'Is
TO be occupied by Prussian troops I'LL a
peace.
There is another -eport in circulation
on the continent, that Eonaparte has pro-
posed to Prussia and Russia, 10 partition
the electorate of Hanover and the ianse
Towns.
Dispatches were received from J. Bor-
lase Warren, at Petersburg, which are
SAID to be OF a very important nature.
Whatever may be the result of the COM
municatious between the courts of En-
gland and Russia, we can have no doubt
bat tina, they must refer TO objects OF We
ry general interest 20 the states of the con
tinent. Ii is said that Russian ships, full
Of troops, have arrived at Corfu.
Another violent cauuonade 'ook place
on The French coast, between Calais and
Bologne, on Saturday morning, supposed
10 have been occasioned By some of our
cruizers a,tackinga division ofthe enemy's
llotilla on its way from the Eastward 10 the
grand depot at Brlogne.
The prorogation Of Parliament is fixed
for to-Nor' ow month, unless something
new and extraordinary shall happen.
His majesty has completely recovered
his health.
Bonaparte in his late addresses to the
continental soverelgns. calls them all (ott-
sins but they, We believe, eXclaim in re-
turn, with katier Foigard-" tie Dsvil
bu,m TIE relationship Houcl."
Extract Of a letter jf;'om Sidney, { BOttany
Bzy) dated -AfrH IL.
Europeans may boast of their reci-
procal friendship; but in that particular
we far exceed them, for in 40 country are
men more closely linked together.
"Some courts martial have been held
here our criminals will be sent to the
mother country"
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Leander, Wednesday, 18th Aug. 1904.
Col. Barclay.
ny DEAR SIR,
The enclosed letter relates to the cir
cumstance ofthe Revenue Gutter, of which
J have no doubt you have heard; and
have no objection to my name being pub
lished with the explanation, since il is GER
tainly the reverse of Our wishes TO give any
just foundation for complaint. Men Of
9nsc onght to consider our situation, and
the nature of our duty, cody, before they
complain violently.
] am, dear sir, &c. &c.
(SigDed) ALEXANDER SKENE.
th1ere Joliozoe Me Icner sphich ne HadRshed
on WedHesday1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

One would have supposed that captain
SSene IN these letters intended for publ.
cation, would have said something in rela-
ton to multitude Of impressments, de.
tenlions and captures to which we have
Dat alluded; he is, however, profoundly
silent He might have told IS that Me
seTpise required these thiags anS Tat they
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
NEW YORK, August II.
Mr.. JAMES CHEETHAM,

1'I1N' > n VI 10 N r y I HANIJ
Sir,
Enclosed are copies of two letters re-
ceived by me On Saturday last, from the
commander of his Britannia maiesty's
ship Leander: you will do me a favor by
giving them place in your paper of to-
morrow.
i am, your ob't. servant,
THOMAS BARCLAY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
Julv "a.

Donaparte ba, oGicisIly notified his eie-
yaiiou To the imperial dignity to the courts
af Vienna. Bcfiin, Copenhagen, Stmgard.,
Wiwemb,rg and Munich, bot no answers
he'd been returned AT the date Of the last
advice from these capitals.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01
LONDON, July d.

The following Is given in morning pa
per as an extract OF private letter from
Paris, dated juno 10 -" Bonaparie IN
tends next week TO set out for the Coast
and as he is to return before the lAh OF
July, The common belief here is, that,
should wind and circumstances permit,
Souc hing will be undertaken before that
period.
"Thc day before yesterday, extra COW
iiats Jeff this city for Holland, Boulngne,
and Brcs:, With orders for orr naval com
mandcFs 10 seize the first opportunity Of
putting 10 sea, and couie qili co,tfe, land
in England, as many troops as pDssi-
bic, 50 that before the coronation cercmo.
ry,an Invasion and victory may beannoun-
ced.
Our Brcst fleet is nearly az numerous,
and the 1eZel feet not much inferior 10
the English Blockade neet.-But, both in
our fleets and Golillas are some chosen
ships, containing picked and desperate
Acrews, eniied eufaHs hcr!ns, who, as an adj
Nancsd quad, are to try To create confusion
among their enernies, By boarding SC and.
by i, psrlnit Tie remainder Of Their Aecis
end transports TO escape, and to land their
troops in England. Every man of these
arews who suryIves,i2 70 be createdamcm-
be- &C the Legion OF Honor, and to receive
q pension.
"Cn board these sh' ps are, besides com
tusrhlc matters, Of a new composition,
vAch az said to DC insrtirgmshg@ic.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

a gentleman whocame passenger in the
schooner Nostra Sonora del Carmen, from
Porto Rico, informs that vessel had ar.
rived there in 20 days from CorunDa, with
advices of the Prince Of Peace (ihe Spa.
nish Mnister) having fed to England,
whittier he had previously deposited con-
siderable sums OF money and that his
Frscipiiate fight was occasional by Bona.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-01

In Brest kabor duly lsD Computed %
sail of the line and 10 frigates. The Bri
fish feet eff tIiat port, at The same time,
consisted of IS sail Of The line, viz. one Of
ll2 guns, one ITO, one 100, one %, four
50, add 10 of "a, under the following
flag officers Adm. CORVALLIS, Vice Adj
mirals Cotton, Calder and Cottonwood,
and Rear Admirals Graves, Northask and
DOnc,t,