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PHILADELPHIA, March IS.

TIE nip Packet, captain Trott, has arrived
at Bottom, in 9 days from Liverpool, bringing
London dates to the 18th OF February. Nothing
Of monent had occurred It was faid an smbar,
90 vas laid in fevcral Of the ports OF France,
Of which Bordeaux is one. This had induced
abelief ,hde the iuvafon, if ever ferionay medi-
tstci was on the eve Of being attempted!
We are fogry to add, that this veael brings
a conf,lnarion OF TIC capture of the Philadelphia
f,rate. She was in puflait Of corialr, and
ia attempting TO cut her of from the coat, IN
fortunately ran afhore lhe was Immediately al
Jailed by a multitude of boats, and was under
the aecglGty Of futsndcring. It does not appear
thar anY lives we're loft on this location. The
crew amounting TO upw ards of 500, were made
priloasrs, and lent 10 TriPoli
Extraq ef 8 htter fro~ a geat'sma~ il LjIS,s,
dated January 10, 1904
:" You have d)uhtleis heard the news that ar
rived here ychclday, Of the lofs of the frigate
Ph;lad ,!phia, which ran aihorc near Ir'poli, and
was si,su bg nun>cg of gallies Of that nation.
The fhip was so off, and with the crew aFrie
ed at Prlpoli. We have not heard the partl.
cuiars."
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tLsnaaa tG9.)
Coagress oftDe lln(te0 gtate6.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TUESDAY, March II.

4 neassec was received from the Senate, fiat.
ing their agreement TO the resolution of the
House foran adiaurnment OF congress, with an
amendnlcnt extending the period of AL lurpmcrs
70 Monday the Goth infant. The House concur
red in the amendment.
The House wenr into committee Of the
whole; Mr.. Vafnum in The chag--2n the bill
for opening several new land Offices ii the indiana
territory Several amendments were MADE, wien
the committee reported The bill.
The HOME after confide,ng the amendments
ordered the bill to third reading,
Mr.. Randolph from the committee appointed
to perform that service reported that they
had appeared at the bar of the Senate, and
had in the name Of the House, 'impeaci ta
Samuel Chase of high crimes and misdemeah-
ors.
On motion Of Mr.. Randolph crmmittee Of
five was appointed to frame articles of imPeach-
menr, with power to send for persons and pa
peIs.
Ordered, that the committee who made TIE
report bring in bill.
Mr.. I. Clay moved refolution for the ap.
pointment ola committee to enquire into The ex.
p-diency of authorizing the Legislature of Penn
iylvania TO lay Certain tonnage duty OF vef1els
navigating the Delaware, to conitiiGtc fund
for improving the navigation c. that river.
Mr.. Varnum moved pofponcment OF the re.
foluIon 70 the next feilion.
l.oa, Ayes 1s.
When the Houle adjourned without deciding
on ttc~reioution.
The hou(e went into committee Of the whole
MIR. Tcnney in the cbair--Cn the report of
committee on the mstrage of the PRECEDENT re-
latlng 20 the public buildings in the City Of
Wilmington.
The report concludes with a refolution that an
appropriation of Fifty ,houEaad dollars ought to
be made for progrehing with the public buildings
to be placed undef the direction of the P:ei-
dent.
This refoIution was agreed to--Ayes ~
The Houle took up the report and agreed to
il. Ayes 81. Nays 70.
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TPublihed by order of the Municipality,
Extract from the Register Of Deliberations
ofthe municipal Body Of Ne7O-0rlea''s, q
the a5h Of January, 1904.
g Feeling sensible Of the disorder which
interrupted the public ball on the evening
of the 22d inst. and being animated with a
desire to cultivate a spirit of Cancellation
and harmony among our felIow-citlzens,
which is SO necessary for the continuance
of social order, and with which every per-
sen ought to be penetrated, we have tho't
Unnecessary to establish the following regu-
lations for the public ball room.
81. No person of any Office, quality, or
condition whatsoever shall be admitted IN
to the public ball, with sword, sabre'
dirk, cane, stick, or any other weapon.
II. We except from the preceding arti- j.
Gle, his excellency the governor general o.
this province, general officers, and the OF
hcer of the guard.
III. There shall be places Of deposit at
the door for all swords, canes, &c. when
shall be numbered, and Of which duplicates
shall be delivered to the proprletors, IN or
der to prevent mistakes.
". Two managers shall be appointed
by the municipal body, from among them
selves, who will attend in the ball room,
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LONDON. January 50.

~. Cape of Good Hope, il was 'af night
.,,,ea.. is once again ia our hands. This ae-
fs,oa, il made, mutt have been effected by
s.va-di;ion from the E,a& Indies. We arc
: :. n'ore inclined 10 believe this rumour, from
b.ssternent which was given lome weeks incc
s (.crct expedtiorS baviog failed OF Calcut-
:, I,s dcftua5ou was faid TO be from Ceylon,
-, this was believed at that time to be tent,
Tn. houl- of StroheI and Martini, at BUR-
a.,ar. has failed for shrcc millions and al half
Of francs
0 Intelligence has beer received, thar an
embargo has been laid on al veliels at Boar-
5.aux, and that al the merchantmen st that
rl,c.. 10 the number Of about SO, had been taken
mo the fetyice Of the republic. The fans &C.
c,on,s fate, that there are about $50 fat bot
famed boats ar Rourdeaux, AMI that much atti-
y,v was employed IN lifting them OUT.
IL is generally believed that an attempt
will be made by the Eench 70 invade Denmark
IN hort time, ard 10 confcqaence the commcr-
cial ttaalattionstherc are greatly dePrefed.
/" It was rumored laG night, that Bonsparte
had arrived at Fluthing, infpe 6ted the troops,
and given orders for their immediate embarka-
ton; and thar fron thence he proceeded 70
Dlnkirk and Boulogne, where he iiiued iinijar
orders.
Prufia, it is faid, IA: Rrongly inteTefted
hd,lf in the negotiation for eaabhihiog com.
m.rcial treaty wish Ruiia, enc of the conditions
Of which is, to fhur the Sound againit England.
The emperor is faid TO have refuied his acqaiei.
csnce.
GAL the corps on the weRern frontier Of
Rudia, amounting to 5o,oeo men, have been
ordered to advance TO ccond tie mediation with
Bonaparte ofth- differences with Eug'and."
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Eaaasu, Taa. So.
$50 ..rxss.sE.,....s-


/ Easl5a, 5as. SO. .
We :re happy tofay, thar the king is pcttee
y recovered. On Saturday morning his nSjel
| ty took an exercife ofriding on liorleback in the
riding houfs. The Duke Of York afterwards
had an audience OF his uaieRg.
| We have this mornng received accounts from
off the Texel, dated 70 late as the 2S h infant,
| by which we learn thar the Dutch have now in
thar port four Gail OF the line, ID every refpcGt
ready for Tea, and upwards Of fifty trsnlporss,
that we're taking in their water. No doubt is
entertained Of their pafh;ng loas when an oppor-
tunity cfTers. A flag of truce came OFT on 'be
2 Sth, with a letter of thanks from Admiral De
Winter TO admiral .Fhornborouglls for his atten-
rion to fsme Dutch piI9ts.
We are forty TO have 70 announce, thar ano,
Their form, equal in fnty to any that preceded
il, took pace lat Fiilay night, and contiaued
the whole OF Saturday. A lmlfal Cornwallls was
I left on friday morning if the Start, lhaping
his cou;fe for Uhsnt, 10 relume the blockade
Of Bref bat the iform at night forced him TO
abandon his intention.
Difpasches, fuppolsd to be Of Importance,
, were yclerdy received at the Admiralty. In
the couffc OF the day an expect, Was lent off to
| plymoutb, 10 be forwarded by faa filling cut
Ter 20 Admiral CORVALLIS.
The neutrai,y Of Spain is fill talked Of, not
withdrawing her active equipments and prepara-
/, tons; ard the happinels OF Switzerland is
boaRel Of, nofwithasnding the emigrations
THAI are taking place daily from that intcfeaing
couatsv.
Letters were received on Saturday, by a cartel
from Morliax, dated the 18th infant. they
,neution thar thc preparations Tor inyailon were
carried on with gleai vigof.
LjOerpoel F<5 2
A Hamburg Mail has arrlveds ince our laf,
but brought no news OF importance.
Accounts from LcgHoIn mention that that
place is no longer in fate OF flcge, butts refored
10 lis fofm.r neutrality. Ii IS even believed,
that the Englih lhips viii be permitted to enEer
its Lagbour,
An article from the Hague mentions that the
FIuihing fquadfon is ready 70 fail the troops being
embarked.
Paris Journals to the 10th infant inclufive are
ALTO received. The most important part of their
contents is the annual expolc by the government
of the fi.uaton of the Republic. II is iimilar to
all the previous mantefoes from the lame quar-.
ter. In viewing the dtuation Of France, her fl
nance, her revenue, &c. are all Aourilhing. On
looking to Epgland, the political feleicoPc is not
onIy reverted, but the g!aGes are darkcned, as il
TO enable weak eyes to gaze at the fun I! Our for
ces = laid to be weak Our people diconleated;
and even cur navy is fad to be Rarved, in conie
qucnce Of the parsimony and improvidence of our
miniacrS.
II is extraordinary that the articles does not con-
tain Jingle word upon the fuhjsct of invafion.
The dIfra8, Gate # The TuFkfh Empire IS
alluded 10, and Kind of promiie gwen that
France VII flnport the dccaying power.
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and be charged with the police Of the bali.
V. No person Of any Office, quality or
condition shall be allowed TO interrupt any
dance or tune, which may be ordered by
the managers; or in any mannero or way to
disturb the public tranquility, under the
penalty of being Immediately arrested. :,
VI, No boys under IS years OF age shah
be admitted Into the public balls, except
ing those particularly designed tor child
rem.
"Done in the Hall of the Munich.
pality, on the s5th Of January,
1904.
(signed) BORE, Mayor.
/. B. NJ. De la HoGUE, Sec. pro TEN.
Kiae box.-Two thoofand, one hundred and
ninety children have been inoculated with lie
Cow Pox, in HE public D fPeGiary in Eiinburgh
and in no infancc has II tailed OF the defred ct,
feet.
(Lsnaau ba5.)
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Democracy, says the Balance, is like
school boys tap: Itruns upon 50 small
point, that it cannot support its own weight
unless kept constantly farming andturnia3S
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March %.
FlUe DoUarS ReWa3d.

STRAYED or was Rolen FROM before hour.
a, Wet End, SMALL BAY MARE, with A
Saddle and Bride the marks are, bride chat.
en- each Gde Of tie neck, far in her forehead.
two fatdle marks, hind fee. white, name begged,
acsop faii, ard has uncommOn fne fpiyt. Thc
above reward will be paid on tie delivery Of the
faidmare, fiddle ard Bride TO the iubfcsiber--
llouldit sPpear, however, thar flc vas Rolcn as
additional reward Of Ter D0ilays will be given on
conviction Of the thief.
Robert Kirk.
March 10
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Has for fiie, at his fore on Union Street,
Hi kind of Groceries

Has for iaie, at his tore on Union Street,
AU KIND Of Gr0cer1e5
by retail:
Sugar by the barrel,
n. England Rum,
50 DIS. good Cyder,
coo lbs r. l. Chcefe fupsrior quality,
1000 buff els K. |. Potatoes in excsilent ofd:r
100 boxes Muicadel and BIoonl Raihns,
50 frails frea Figs,
1900 do. fre!h Almonds,
Excellent Jamaica Ofa0ges,
Lcmmona, Psunes. Englnb Walnuts,
Spanlh Sugars BY the box,
Mould anu Dips Candies by the box,
Spiced Salmon in kegs,
ExcelIen, CodfGh for family ufe,
New Bacon and Veniion Hams,
Olives in boxes of fix bottles,
And few barrels Of fIa quality Apples.
Abel Willis.
March 20 d
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.,,isai,a ST whit thsa tel fran The
s'a' ne stas.eas of it is also correeI as far as
] la''s, ,sl do not perceive any substantial
i 80. 20. between the two; if there be differ
a,a -. il IS M intention - express an opinion
s, s,.b is the most correct.
Sworn TO before me this sixteenth day ct
Ianuary, 1894.
Chairman Of the Committee sp.
pointed, SC.
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By an arrival az Boston we are in possession of
English dates 70 the SIXTH OF FEBRUA-
RY, which contain the following articles:
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Very late from Eqsrobs.

By an arrival az Boston we are in possession of
English dates 10 the SIXTH OF FEBRUA-
RY, which contain the following articles:
Bsje9n, March 8.
11 By an arriy2l from Liverpool yesterday,
papers to the Oh of February were received
Through the p1iiteaess OF gentleman, we saw
some of the latest dates, but observed nothing
very interesting il Them.
STILL LATER.
twas said last evening that the Packet, capt,
tot, in the Short passage og 8 days from Ii
nPOOb was coming up.
Paris. goa. IS.
General Nogues is returned TO Paris. He
lett London few days ago. He has been taken
prisoner at S. Lucic, where there were only 400
men. He was ignorant Of thu dcclasation of
y'l, when the Eogl'sh Gen. Griep6eld, disem-
0aked 5000 troops. lie susfaioed an assault
o. morne, rePulssd the English three times,
Ll'sd great number Of them, aud particularly
@e Otacer whom they had intended 10 make go.
'srnor Of the Island.
:, !" The English General has granted General
H0gues cartel TO return 70 France; bat tue
4 4IsAsh cruizsrs sent him TO Eogland. He was
"08 tune deSaint@- 10 the small towns. He
vas a'tonsAed, beyoad the po,.es Of expression
s''0' gross and barbara Us prejadices winch had
ven mCulcated into the minds q the people a
ss'1st the French. Tie pecp,e, when they
'P,Se OF them, always called them French dogs:
~ all the absuF,isieS which the Icurnals con
. ",n, are readily believed by The pu0se. What
stpee''nce between the civilization of The people
); rance Germany snd I'aly, and me cIy.liza-
"Ya o. the people OF England,
i. A'to ,heir public spirit, fear wa: at its
-6osst pitch; and the number Of the discon
,.usa at an improvdent envernmcn', which
~ MAD no other resource than thar Of aiming
-; - Whole Of KS reputation, was daily inceas-
Peace was adcr,ly desired by all classes Of
!, rs nation, even by segetaltf the Princes Cen
'0sne' dincd at Bristol with tic Duke Of Cum.
81 sGi'no' who was in he war in Germany a..
e'9s' TIE French. The Prince entertained
~ Oon0t bu' that the Preach could land in En-
ssna and in the course of conversation expires.
: his opinian 70 be in favor of fighting en-
ptnnry began 70 be every where felt. f,
81 'ae navy tel; the want Of treat number
.'Snces. The land iorces, with the cxccp-
'Oa OF the guards and troops of the lire, were
s'hInS but ridiculous casicature. One third
r .as armed with ms&ess, and the other two
'a'd' with pixies.
/Mox;,g.y J
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twas said last evening that the Packet, capt,
ItOt, IN the shorr passage oF Is days from Ii
nPool, was coming up.
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Besides considerable number OF cor
vettes, briggs and gun-boats."
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Extract Of a letter from Bordeaax, dated
25th December 1903.

The preparations for the descent on
England continue to be carried on with the
greatest vigour; Government has just put
in requisition all merchant vessels in state
to keep the sea, and every where the press
of seamen is extremely active; the inten-
ton of government being to arm all ships
of the line and frigates.
"Besides. the construction Of the Hat
bottomed boats, gun-boats, pennies, and
other light vessels, that Of the ships OF the
line and frigates is also carried on without
intermission. The followingis list OF
our ships of war in different ports, viz
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a1eralorta Dalp anassti5sr.
MONDAY, March 1e.

A--B ~ q IilSIlitfSo VI q idiAhOSA ~
Voters of the Fira Ward, held on Sa-
turday evening, it was reiolved to
fuppoft WILLIAM HARPER, as
a member Of the. Common Council,
at the Election the a3d infant.
Letters from Tenerife, mention, that
three very stout French privateers were
cruizing in the latitude Of the Canary Is
lands, and had sent in some prizes.
(Boston paper.)
Democracy, says the Balance, is like a
school boys Tap: Ltrun8 upon 50 small a
point, that it cannot support its own weight,
unless kept constantly tur1ing and turning.
Emract Of letter from captain Douglass,
ofhe brig .S7ViJf, to his 01Oners in this
city, dated Bordeaun, December 25h,
1908, received By an ayripal at Nor50R.
| arrived at this port, after a passage Of
IS days. The 24th day after left New
York was on. soundings in the Bay, At
ter cruizing there aboutten days, with con-
trary winds and very bolsterous weather,
and not able to make our-intended port, [
thought proper to put into the Isle OF lie,
in company with Boston snip, where We
found an English seyenty-four at anchor.
After laying there some days, we got IN
der way with head wind, leaving behind
a feet of IS or so sail, all bound to Bor-
deaux. The brig Stillman, arrived here
four days before me. have not been able
to ascertain the state of the markets gene
rally, but understand sugar is very dull,
owing to the large quantities which have
recently arrived. Coffee and cotton are
brisk. Freights for New-York and Phi
ladelphia are plenty"
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MOREAU.n
lie Grand Judges Repty.


Z" This evening a O'Clock, Citizen
General Moreau, 1 lad year letter Of hi.
day before the First Consul. His heart
was affected in lively manner by the rieo.
rous measures witch the safety Of the state
have prescribed him.
T" AT your first interrogatory, when the
conspiracy, & iour being implicated there
in, were not yet denounced 20 the first Au.
thorities and 70 al france, he had charged
me, IS YOU had shewn 2 visa to that effect
to bring yoa before htir ,haI very moment,
YOU might have contributed to draw the
state out OF the Danger III which It sill con-
.ulued.
" Before -letjastice take its course, I
would by a second lnterroga:ory, assure
myself if there were no possibility to Sc.
parate your name from this odous affair."
You have not given n9 any opportunity to
do SO.
g Now that the jurid,cal proceedings
are began, the law requires, thac no papar,
whether for or against you, should be with.
drawn from the Judges, and the govern
mene has ordered me 80 annex your letter
to the proceedings.
(Sign-d)
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(" REGNIER.H
L2ndan, fine ID.

Mr.. Drake is TO em'JaEi. at Danish port
for England. The Hector Of Saxony would
not permit him 30 remain ia his territot3',
alledgiug, according to the Paris papers,
ethat his principles did not permit hisnt 70
harbor n1ao ordered to quit Munich, for
having dishonorcd the FIRST and rtrJst sa'
cred Of Characters
We Yesterday saw letter from ~ officer
Of high RANK on tie Kent;sh coass. in which
it is stated, that from some inform alton re,
ceivcd within thesc'!ew days, from tic op.
posite coast, it is considered exceedingly
probable that the enemy viii short!y Il.
tempt to carry Their threats against Ills
country into execution. Upoa this sub
iect We have Only TO repeat former ob5er.
vatiop, that come winch they may, they
will fad Us amPig prepared TO give tncm ;he
reception they merit.
The Russian Gentleman who arrived in
Gown On Saturday, and whose arrival IS al.
fccted to be doubted by some OF o;.r cotem.
pora!:es, dined with Sir Joseph Banks on
TUESDAY, accompanied by the Russian ON
Ger, who arrived about fortnight ago.
The frcnch Iri5unarc ne; n1he Il and
after some business Of mere form mad
been expedited, adjourned sine die. Il IS
10 Be Observed, that TIE term slonsienr,
instead Of Citizen, was applied, IN speaking
OF The different Members.
The cas- Of Robert Aaliat las aot get
been reported 70 HIS ~ 4sty, and 6|:een
other prisoners are III t,-o same a!ta&.lo0'
The whole OF the eighteen, waos@ cases
were reported By taerecorder on Wednes'
day, havcb been rtspitcd during ms 1i2e''
y's pleasure.
IA agreement is entered into betweca
the CourGs Of ST. James and Copenhagen
by which the letters from England to Nor
way, and from Norway to England, are
rneure 70 be dispatched by way OF G'o,tsa'
burgl, instead OF Husum as was former
~ the case.
Yesterday evening, al s o'clock, their ms,
i4sties IN a posi- chariot, followed by 'M
Princes il two carriages and four, took an
airing by flamssead and Iiigh6ate.
NIr Living,toa. ths American Mlss'oE
arv mentioned latsly 50 often in the pun
lie prints, took rrtAcb ieaOe Of London q
bout FIVE o'clock on Friday morning, NJ.
on Saturday, as generally reported no;'
who believe that he did not received hInI" {
some person connected with our goTS'"l
neus that MS spssdy absence Wou1"
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Ausua s. 1905.
II SOME Of the projectors Of ;he ground IN the
lauare comorehendea between St. Afaph, Kin.
bi,i ADD Cameron freets, having neglected. TO FL
s. he fame. agreesbly TO an order of the Com
leo cou;r il paiIei thes day of April lnf, the
OF Police is hereby repaired 70
bsye that ducy performed, at the expsnle Of the
Corporation, AM afterwards proce-d 70 recover
shc amount there5f from she dctsetefs rep%ttiye
n, in the m4Gner prefcEibed for the recovery OF
Sther public claims.
.syorrir,a
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Iate gorstga 5ataEIigallte.
PHILADELPHIA, August 8,

a- Yesterday evening sc boarded OH
5.ittle-Tinicu,n island, near the Lazaretto,
the fast sailing brig Union, captain ! homas
in forty three days from London BY this
arrival We have received very coPlous and
regular selected files of thevarious London
prints, down to the 2lst OF 8 o1's. ! heir
leading contents are given in this days Ga
zette. Altho' not OF very gces magnitude
they may furnish nauch mater for political
speculation.
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Ehflla C. Dick,
Ma.-or ei Amxandria.
n COMMON COUNCIL,
Aurztst s, 1904

4 Ordered. tnas John M'kiinney, William
RELY, and Joseph Harper, be appointed
commissioners to hold an election at Ohm
siodgkins's tavern, IN the third ward on
MONDAY the goth day Of the present month
for the purpose of electing member OF the
lCommon Council, in place of John Dur
saass Esq. resigned. And that dne-notlce
sthereof be given.
IAMEs VI. M'REA, &C.
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.FOR SALE.

A very likely NEG&O WOMAN, about %
years of AGE, with her male Chill one year Old.
She has been accuaamed 70 all kinds OF houie
! work, is to!crsbie framGrefs, am is weh &c.
--.antcd with ts nu,fag and Attending Ct III.
zen. Eor sssms
Apply to the Printer.
Aug. 8. d. Jaw
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Copu ofo 7et7lr bQm Gentral lHorcdu n the.
GRIND 1udse, Ntmetcr Of Tuehce, en-.
closing his letter II The First Coasul.
C1rIzEN MINI4TER,
I" send you herewith annexed, letter
for the First Consul. beg you, when yon
transmit it to him, to engagt him TO read
it with the greatest attention. make No
doubs bu. he will appreciate me situation in
which am placed, and hasten to pronounce
ON my fate.
{" Ibeg YOU Citizen Minister, to accept
the assurance OF he most distinguished
consideration, WITH which am,
,(Signed)
The General
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-14
LONDON, Tune -.

Last night very long debate took place
on the Defence bil--and at Ave o'clock
in the morning division took place.
For the bill 265
Aga,nstls 223