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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
AMsrhRpA,r, August 90.

AMSTERDAM, August 90.
Our Gazette Of tn, day contains The TO-
loving article from Paris. dated the Esd
instant
" The fear that the flames Of war may
break out Oh the Continent, has made a
dlsadvas,ageous impression on our fund.
Our government has already turned its at
ieniion 10 the means OF taking the strong
est measures in case Of necessity. ince
yesterday there has been much tall. of
Sena'us CcnsHlun', for a Conscrip,ion o.
100000. or, according to others, 100000
men.
" If We may credit the reports in circu-
ia,ion, some changes will soon take place
IN the Ministry. Among others it is said,
that the Ambassador Who returns from
Vienna, NJ dc Canpsyny, and who is in
tended for Minister Of The interior..,gi!l be
employed IN he Ministry for Foreign A.
fairs"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
RArIsnoN. Arru,t q.

RATIsBoN, August 81.
The day before yesterday, the ministers
orIhe emperor OF Germany, presented the
following NOTE:
i ae royal electoral ministers of Bohe-
mia, and OF the aych-Guchy of Austria,
have received Fro;u ;kcir sovereign, the
iaclosed printed pragU,a;ic regulation, &C.
cortin6 10 when, ms imperial and royal
majesty, Is sovereign of ,iic Austrian mo-
narchJ, with tbs consentcf France, has up
or ine grounds therein mentioned, deter-
mined 10 assume the Hereditary {,ahcr.al
IIite.
T." The undersigned ministers hasten to
inform the respective members of the
German Diet OF this determination, to
whom, besides his majesty has sent pri-
vac notifications, not doubling but that it
VIII be received in the most friendly man
her.
Moreover, as in the pragmatic regu-
lct;on Is mentioned, this hereditary dlgni-
~ makes 10 change in The relative and for
msr connections between Austria and the
/ German states. The undersigned minis.
tera have, therefore,, particular orders to
, declare that by this no change is made in
the poiit!ca! condua, and usual attention
OF his majesty to ,he welfare of Germany /;
on tac contrary, his majesty will double
his end-aYors 10 maintain the usual good
and friendly understanding with his CO
estates in Germany, without interruption.
(Signed)
" Frederic Count Dc Stadfon
" Fsid Josel,A Clari-s De Ead0u5erg.
" Rstisbon, August 24."
This day, the following Swedish NOTE
was delivered To tho D,ctatum:
In consequence of the Note presented
to The Dic;, by the minister's OF Bohemia
and Austria, concerning the hereditary inn
Perial dignity il ms house cf Austria, the
undersigned has orders - declare,
"ThaI though his Swedish majesty sin
cereiy participates III every thing which
may contribute - The advantage OF graft
hcsi;on CT his imperial majesty yet, as a
/ guarantee 81 the constitution Of The cnl-
pirs, and especially as stale OF the en-
plTe, he conceived this to be an ob;cc.
which ought not to he merely notified 10,
but made aut'ect Of djeerasion 81, lhe Diet,
that al the members Of !, might have an
/ opportunity give heir opinions. as found
ed OH the constitution cfihc ermau en-.
pire. "KNCT EILDT.
Eat:sboa, August TO-"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

y asss ~ as-sss s-S-.SsaH1z>s~-
el between Fcanoe and England, an !
thcr "aUous wilh whom We hS,a intimate /
re,atOns.
4 oaanot," saws he, =" recommend &c
yoar notice me sures Cor the gul6lment OF
O--', ''uUes- % the rest OF the world, with
out aco;n pressing upon yo0 tbs necessity
@ p.sc ~ ourselves in condition * COM
I,v,c fence, aad os exacling Ecom .a-as
Inc fuiGpe"i OF faeir duties towards rs.
lbs OUied STATES ought not h indulge
persua>.oa. ;ha;, contrary 10 the order OF
human events, they VIII for ever HesD -
= distance ta7sc painful Appeals To arms
WITH VI ch the history of every o,her ma
ton ab2uad. There is rank doe TO the
United Safes among nations, which va
be Withheld, If not absolutely ios;, by the
reputation ct weakness. IL we desire TO
a,uid insult, We must be able 10 repeal ii;
i we desire 10 secure peace, one OF the
most powerful instruments Of our rising
prosperity, il must be known, that We axe
al az ;imes ready Tor wax"
The mcans, by which these desirable
ends are to DC secured, are stated in the
following words, which 20 not, in the
remctest degree. recognise as necessary a
naval armament.
The documents which will be presen-
ted 10 you, will shrw the amount, and
RinGs of arms and military sores, nov ~
our me%szjpes s. stsenalS and yc;a an ad5;-
ton even - these supplies cannot with
prudence be ncglecled; as It would leave
nothing To the uncertainty Of procuring
wcr,iSe apparatus in the moment o. pub
lie danger. Nor can such arrangements,
with such ohiesls, be exposed - the CELL
sure or jealousy OF the warmest friends
Of republican government. They are in
capable Of abuse in the hauds If the mill
tia, who ough, to possess a pride in be-
ing The depository Of the force Of tie
republic, ard may be trained 10 a dc.
gree of energy, equal to every military
cxigency Of the United States. Bat /, is
an enquiry which cannot be too soieranly
pursued, whether the act. " more eHe6lu.
ally t. provide Tor the national defence By
establishing al uniform militia throughout
the Uniled States" has organised Their,
so as 10 produce taeir foil eii'eCt; whether
your own experience in the several states
has not detected some imperfeclons in the
scheme; and wnelher a material feature
IN an improvement of il ought not to be
To a;Io 4 an opportunity Cor the study Of
those branches OF The military art, which
can scarcely ever be attained by practice
n oDe ?"
In this earnest language, does our grea,
patriot urge, on his Country, as the best
security for prsNe. the necessity Of being
prepared at II times for war--not by es-
tsbhsh;ag vast narv too ait to embroil
us IN premature hostii,ies-but by train
ing the militia " 10 : degree OF energy,
equal 10 every military eXigency :" and
by diiiug GA. magazines with arms and
military stores.
(Su6iaoi n be continued.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
LONDON. Sentemher 9

Tho rreentt,,,nt &C T,,,,,,,. ,,,-;,.., C..
den 10 occs.;nncJ Lg 49, ' %, -
nr;ncl. 10 he no,, ,,b,cr, b. LII, 80 10,
H. dlc,or p,,i.Lon All .t..' -. ~
o. meyer, al .n,ressin.s ~ 800,
no fror,irre III 80 i'.''I ,',
w;se. 70 c,ncnr will, pn.eio ard - ~
The s,iri, az ,o,, in -,
source If irritation, and r,a,y 49,,
ar. ,,laocsd ~ Sy.,r.n c,,. H..
TO III. Ceyno,ismoc FpoIon,I,., tLasa a,,J
some t,e, tenroacbe. ~ he n,s;,,.,.',,,.;..
when Fnrl,eb fles, vas enr,.r,l ,','i,'
rtbev.,v walls of (,o,enl,aenn. .rbara
is, however. one consolation 10 he Jr,,gn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK OQober "a.
(SuJacl u be continued. }

NEW lCN&, October "a.
London papers during the last ,wo or
three DAYS have poured in upon us like a
Hood, but without aHo'ding much gratlfi
cation TO the exlectIns quid nuuc. Yes
te,day niSrjrg we received Dondon pa.
Pcrs by the snip Jupiter to The 81 cf Sep.
te,nber; anG, after VIC had prepared the
most ma,erial Of their contents for the
press, the ship Alary, Weed, came ~ in
40 days from Liverpool, and our file OF En-
glish papers is extended TO the l2,h. The
morof invasion, it viii be perceived has
melted into "thin air" and though such
AN event is well provided agans, in En-
gland, there are not waning well-ioform.
ed nen, who still persevere in he op,ni-
On that 1t will never be. seriously auempt-
ed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

lSJN bON3 CGptCnlDer iDs
The Hamburg mails arrived Yesterday.
The Intelligence which they bring is SUI
perceded by accounts Of a moe recent
date, which we have received by The Paris
papers 10 the Cd, and The Dutch 10 the 9th
instant,
Those papers contain q great variety Of
important information, bat the article
which may be considered as particularly
Interesting at this momentous crisis, when
the state Of Europe, and with it the condi-
ton ofcivilizsd society, trembles in the ba-
lance, relates TO the certainty Of al rugi-.
dt7fe rUhfure between Russia and France
NJ. y Oubrll, the Russian charge d'AGsirs,
has Quilted Paris.
is departure is not mentioned in The
French official paper, but the facts admits
of no doubt, as It is inserted in several Of
The smaller Paris papers. Whether it was
10 consequcHCe ot an unsatisfactory answer
TO the Note which he was understood 10
have presented shortly after l}ouarar,e
had LEI, the capital, or some peremp,ory
order lately received from his court, We
have no means Of ascertaining. as the fact
IS barely mentioned, without any comment
whatever.
The Emperor Of Germany has declared
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
LEYpKN. Anrnst 20.

Reports are circulated at Paris of tri-
pie alliance, offensive and defensive, be-
tween the Emperor OF Austria and France
and the hinS Of Prussia. Time will shew
whether there is any truth in them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

sons even pretend that rueien Borapayle
has sent proposals To LOUIS XVIII. but
they have met with that contempt they
deserve aua remain unanswered, The
origin ofthis fraternal quarrel is said 10 be
Luciens pretensicns 10 be ,<ing or l.om-
1Nrdy, 1T the same time that Napo!eoa
made himself emperor ofthe french.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03

The information contained in the Wen
ma Gazette OF the 18th August is exceed
lngIy interesting. 1t announces to the
public the result s, secret Of the correspon-
dence or negotiations Of this court, in re-
gard to acknowledging the new imperial
family OF France.--The family of Bona.
parte will he acknowledged as such, and
the hereditary emperor Of Austria viii
be acquired in return by the Arcnducal
House. The communications given in
The Court Gazette OF this day are as fol-
low:
p" His royal. imperial, apostolic majesty
arrived in this city on the iOth ms. from
Baden, TO assist at an extraordinary con.
ference OF state, at which were present
his royal b'Ihness The arch-duke Charles,
the arch.duke Pala,ine OF Hungary, the
Chancellor Of Hungary md that Of Bohe-
mia and Austria, that Of PENNSYLVANIA, the
Tayernicus of Hungary, and the president
Of the chamber Of finances of the bank.
"In consequence Of ihe supreme deter.
minaIion which hos been declared in this
council of state the following patent is
published
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-11-03
PATENT.

eve Francis II by the Grace Of Cod,
elected emperor of the Romans. always
august, kiog If Germany, and Bohemia,
Of GalHca, Lodomesia, sc. Arch-dukc
ofpAustria, duke Of Burgundy and Lor-
rain. graDd duke Of Tuscany, &c. &c.
" ThouGh we have already attained by
the Divine viii, aud by the choice Of the
electors Of The Roman ard German en-
pirc, 70 dignity which leaves no room to
desire any augmentation C title and con-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23
GkNERAL HAMIL7ON's WILL.

Of
Councillor Law make this laa WIN and neeamsnt follows:
oreh EGues Executors and Iuaeo this will and dee them their
and
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sgsAd the biz ers the words John Church being
Ntm-1ek, Surrogate Office, H.
preceding Will Of
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

saturday, the the remains of General HMiros
tokb eaimony The military under
had cope received BY
melancholy
and inverted
wnha march, O'Clock proOion
Whitehall areea Broadway to
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

The Artillery.
The Oh Regiment Of Militia.
Flank Companies.
Cincinnati Society.
numerous train Of Clergy Of Ill denomina-
tions.
THE CORPSE,
Supported BY the following Gentlemen As Pail Bearer.
Cen. Nat. c,.rAzou. Oliver wsiso... Esq
\ GAara fiarriSn, No Ab;jah Hammond. Eiq
jo6aA q EoAzasp, fSq Richard vasck, Efq
will. Bsyas4 ZIG Hon. Judge Lawrence.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-07-23

The Gentleman of the Bar, all in deep mourn.
ing.
The Lieutenant. Governor of the fare, in his
carriage.
Corporation ofthe city Of New-York.
ReGdent Agents of Foreign Powers.
Officers Of our Army and Navy.
Military and Naval Officers Of Foreign Powers
Militia Officers of the ftate.
The various officers Of the REFLECTIVE Banks.
Chamber os Commerce and Me fchants.
W ardens Of the Port, and matters Of vefIcls in
the harbour.
The Pre6dent, protectors, and Students of
Columbian College, in mourning gowns.
St. Andrews Society, mofly in mourning.
Tammany Society.
e Mechanic Society.
Marine Society.
Citizens in general.
( ana fword. with boots and ipurrs reverted
rning was led by two black isrvants dreaed
windows we're filled, principally with weeping
it'll fpeaators who Came from all parts to be-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
9J1m leItgiot Una5Red......No. TX.

sla E6a,, 70 byove that he STRENGTH IF
FREE REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
Coi,srefs CT tbe Iir,itfo Ststes.
asa&ss ~.


f,rtc!es exhibited By tie Hagt yT Rebrelemativef
ec tie UiEtef States, ii The nsas Of tbemf4Des
and g al The Pe2pie IF The Unhed States, qgaigf
Samuel C64fs, one sf the d5aciate judges gf the
Sa5rens Cart Of the United States, in ma:nter-
nnce and iu9part Of hbsU- Impeachment qgaigf
hin, }5r h;gb cyDues and mjllezieanars.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-24
Suboge HrHtrr, 34S.

:. In an indecent focitudc, manireaed by
the faid Samuel ChaEss for the conviction Of
the accuied, unbecoming even public profecu-
tor, but highly difgraeeful TO the character OF
judge as ii was fubseriyr Of junicc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
CHAMBAUD'S
Antalthmatlc Lozenges.

4 radical eurs tsr esngbs, eoldi GFb1-zs and eon
lumptiOns. difficulty of 6ytatbiag, Ce. C'e.
Mr.. uH8MB1fUD, tbe Jole 3vaprirto, Of
fbis medicine b0s The IatgqG7io. to annoaeee thai
TREY haze been he aasaas # ,eitViag maay pelcns
IN msf trtcarions Jfate Of 6eaitb. In eonmoa
eolds IBIS medicine brodaees "a /alutary a ptyprn
ton that they generally are tradicaled ii a freO
boa,s nybisg, being broionged 6ytbaf eon7al
fee y6mbtsn termed tbs f'fkftag IN fbef6ro@t, u
Aorens rs dayation b. bramoting Qeeb and frrngt6
eaiag The emfitutiou. Paimoaary Complaints, az
jes7ine The bre4a md lungs; tb9le q6eaea evifb
ttem :xtcrirnce an olm9f Immediate relief. If
bras end eorfred conlnmptiaus haze repeafedl been
.eradicattd BY them. izfanhiafbe boopins eougb,
and zOomea during pfega@no, mGy lake them
zv,tbaaf the Lraf fear IF danger, aad arifb re
eteatf eapet1ation Of reljrf, mar car Il be 0duui
Rtrvd al an mprQpsr yJrGfon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
DR.. BARDWELLs
lAnnodyne EfIence, for all kinds OF
Head AChS.

TIE reaoqtned uutaes IF fbe 4anodyae eDfaet,
/, asqv Il eenl,4ly knoeVn, tbatit IS ne prslambt
or in RE Probr'etor, L, Fry, fbat fsead Achs, 4,is
Ing fy0a 7vbafever eaaie, or beqvever vjoknf, IL
Ranfiy Eabmit TO its penftratiag po7uefs. 7bis in.
valuabk aanodyne, has frequently Iaeesrdrd ayfer
tbe 6ca qdUiee, and f,0e,y o1bet ,caardy bodtaA
ed; By its lalutdry operation, il farnf6Ly promofes
circulation and feg3ir0ticn, on@ thereby prSrrntt
tie r<tura # tie assf 0GJ2jaefe pr'adfeal bead
aebs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19
ADAM LYNN.
E W E { / g r.

Respectfully informs the public H..
he has removed his ihop below Rcyai ay.1. "
door to Vim, Oxley' Store, where he off,. ', =
fale an elegant aiipftment ofsJeweIlery. Sa ~
PLATED, JaPaned and Fancy Goods cot ,ge%'
of-Gold Loekets, Rings, Brecele,s, Ear Pi,ni
Seals, Keys, Chains, &c. Silver Cofee Po,s 81 81
Pots, Sugar Dishes, .rcam Pets, Sp3aos 81 ~
Plated Tea Sst, CaHoes, Canalfal,k;, CT III
Baikets, Bol'ic Stands, &c. lappaaeJ iea gr,s =.
in Sets, Waters, and gfns, ana a great vsf;e.
of Fancy Goods, and az aforuntnt OF Waeb.
He has lateiy received diset, from M.
Peat Pearl aid Topaz, opaz MOI. als, ~
Plain, Ear Rings, B1oa hes. Pes, and RI9.s -
the !Ntetf fAihiois Watch Seals ora aew psp.,
ALTO an eiegant al'ortment Of Ladies Tllmna
couli}lng Of large oPangied Cords * TsG.s FL
cy SPaaged Nets, Beaded Gymp. Gilt & Faocr
Sprays, Wreaths, silk and Besoed Faeey r. :
mipgs, Sir Spargisd Loofs ae3 Bu,t~os On.
and o'lyei'd a'iae>, Spangled Peasls, Git and
Silver Battons, SILK Girtles, Pascns Pearl Conn,
Cfeleeo+s, Roies, Egypazn Blood Stone and Fan
cy Necklaces, Bracelets Ear Drops, PaRe, Cr,f
cents ana ohaes, G9ld & Silver Lace, Cords and
Spaogles, and number OF o;her arncles.
And eantfu~s 10 manufacture any article IN
the Gola and Sii,ctfmitb ba6urls 10 any pa,cm
A Good Plate worker wanted at the
above ihop.
Ocs- 80. co
rs y1r rsrrfY rr1r - = ------~-~~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-11-19

PHI, in curing, aodpa'sicaiar.g II preventing
this dreadful dileae, is numerically known in tae
iaands, and has induced the proprietor toappoint
agents in all the mercantile towns 81 the Uoit'a
States. for the accommodation Of The pubic.
The Ambitious Pills are therefore, in an epecisi
manoer. recommended as preventative, deirfy.
ing the notice Of all pcrfons going 70 the Vet
yndisiilands, or any nf tho(. places injected with
thefc levers. Dr.. Hunter has every Pas'ble rea-
ION, that can refult from long and ex5entye expe
rience, for believing lhtt doie OF thetr pills,
taken once evesy fourteen days, during the pre-
yaleuce Of oar tall iever will prove an lnfalllble
preventative, and that taken IN he early tages
of theft levers their ufe viii very generally inc-
ceed in eaoting health, and frequently IN cafes
oaeened dcfptratc and oej ond The power OF com
ponrcmcdies.
The operation Of tiiefc pills is perfectly mid,
may be uled with fafesy BY pcrlons 10 every llsua
tioo and of every age.
In fickiy times ani places dole thould be taken
once fortnight, and if there rsafon to apqre-
hend perionai danger, once week.
Obfervc that the Signatures OF MeGfs. Thos.
Stokes and Co. Is affixed TO each box, without
which marx Of authenticity they are not genuine
The genuine Seoteb Itc6 Omtmenf.
The only medicine that this dagreeable difeafe.
by one Applicant n 70 many III uland having experienced
its efficacy it is unuecr{fafy to add any arguments
It's (avar sut to caution the pubc that the Tho
msg Stokes and CT. rs affixed to each box, without this
mark Of authenticity, none are genuine.
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ALSO,
.Lee's genuine Hndba1n Antl6lllous
p J. L S.
TERMINATION.

WHEN the mott important func-
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is rot in dsspair tbaf refisf Is to be fon4a /;
There is medicine which has reaored thouianos
from infrmiy and miiery 70 hsalth and happi-
nefs. which IS
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The genuine Scoteb Itcb Ointment
DR.. Bardruslps genzine Eye Watty.

fovcreigu remedy for all dleafes ofthe Eyes ipces
div removes inf m nations, dimuei, chags, aud finn
never fails to cure thof, nlsad which frequently uc-
coed the meales fmal pox and ievsr and is an uaPa
ralleled Rrengthener OF a week fight
Dr. Hauter's eeauluc Anfi6i}li0at Pills
An agreeable aud certain preventive OF the predfpoh
ton to nfiammatory and malignant fever, which prevails
at particular caions of the year The rapid and ncreang
demand from every part of the United States md the
Wei India iands the belt evidence Of their hyperion
excellence.
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w alter S. Alexander.
John Luke
| WISH TO RENT OUT,

- HE POINT beiow Alexandra known by
3 the name OF JON ES' P0INT.) tcgcthrr
with the houles lately occupied BY N'llam Pa
torson, adj,ioing the house is garden with a
number OF fruit trees, APricots, Peaches, &c. !,
The tenant will have the advantage of an
excellent Filming Landing. The terms are { 60
per annum, payable quarterly; poHtiion given
Immediately. Application uue be by letter or
othcywile TO the fubicriber living in Lcelbuyg.
Stephen Cooke.
November 8. eo6t