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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
COMMERCIAL.

"dmFsraam, --ia tae coU ie of this year
Eshss bad pretty large imports OF Gsor2i, ,a4
0dsaDs cotton, which his l'ld at from IS t. 80
ncoldnsto quality. We 6nd that althougi t
short, il Is parovedsby che manufacturers in
country, Gs,many, Switzerland, &c. % hat
he If: Il it IS Likely coGllde. ally 10 lncreaf4 !;
nd it the imports c0uld he cob6a5d PRINCIPALLY
nlhis place, 70 as TO continue the great m.rt
the article, the ycat Tor It weuli aec 1ne very
aIs"bse; bot hitherto preper care hes not hteo
taken TO having che caeEos pT spsrty cleane3, i
asns Full OF feet which depfeciatss itsyasue
a'isiorc grtar attenrion ohs~r 80 be pa,l oa
@thsad, IN making purchs;eS, and il would be
nthe sntefett Of the planters to be psrtjculsrly
Mindful to tree their cotton thefefrom as much
spcholc; not TO inserm.x divers qlsliiies in
bales and Addios1 10 AVOID eve,y, the
saa deception. BY thisjr viii acquire folid
sptation, The large quantltles latsiy arrived
nstsddced lis pee ab.u I or i. sud at the
F'snt moment, there is 10 great uetusni fox it,
s,'ugh II piemdes to ,evlse ere lsng. Sc.
a'nd cotton alto meets a resdy falc, aad lis
Y'i'y Rueh sp?royel."
capt. Center, OF the ship Thomas Cor
"a' who arrived at New York, from Ma
vera, informs, that severe shock of an
.a'hquake was felt there at O'Clock in
y morning of the 9th of March, which
s'Sa about fifteen seconds, and shook the
n tE' OF the houses; it was very sensibIy
= On board the shipping in the harbour.
ssF.Center sailed the SAME DAY he had
opportunity to hear what damage was
ss;asoy 1t. The general opinion was that
s@aad lasted fifty seconds longerit would
- s,ssnook down the houses. This shock,
&c sa TO the late calamity of Madeira, had
= much alarmed the inhabitants, who
s s TO think themselves very precarious-
''Qct q a letter from Mezy-0rlea,ts, dated
ar, March II, 1904.
Tue regiment of Louisiana has receiv-
n sauers to hold themselves in readiness
part On the 18th inst. for Pensacola,
Al IS 'nes are transporting all their stores,
:; ammunition. The Spaniards laugh at
4sa entertained by some of your sapi-
mr. lDronncians of that country and Mobile
sSmcladedin the cession. They say it
Nh probable that Louisiana viii return
a,,s; a' We have nothing new of acem-
SSr rai nature, excepting the arrival of a
fs0M the coast of Guinea with slaves. .
h ~ ork PoLitics.-The New-York pa
Hsssnt US with melancholy sPecta-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
April IL.
DR.. HALL

HAS REMOVED two doors above his late
reGdsnce, sld next dor below NJ Snowdeo's
Printing Qficc. He VIII n,w arend to bnGnela
in the county as we'll as tqwn
The HOUSE be Lately occvp;ed is ler:
+ offcrs the advantages OF a good IT. or
ouGnefs, with commodious apatrmenys .5ut
family ; he has, however, only an intereit Of
month: in it, but by apolicaton to either VIM.
Hepburn ar ahn Du DIS, ii may &c had for a
ongsr time upon the fame terms
Aerl ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17

familiari,ies with her person she can baye no ~
dress here. The meaning OF The statute n this
behalf made and provided cannon be extended ne
yond those cases, in which rudeGess mas 10 81 fl.
rient provoeaton ard familiarity IS not auihoti~
sed." D.ffa6aat afgaaied.
(B3a GqS.1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-17
FOR SALE.

AN ELEGANT PHEToN,
Win hasnets complete Tor two RI rf-s, and meta
for hem. with hafts and pole tc go VIII one nc
or TWO. For term. apply to Mfrs. snd,kereS
Peek, or TO
Mathew Eakin.
April II. er3.
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the next felton, for he had lately ob!efved thar
there was dancing msfsr in town qUbo adver.
( tiled fbut be qvai danexg mglq<r 10 fbs Anorue)
Gsaeras u tie Uuited Stars.
(i5i4.l
Fran Colsman's 6 Broad Griins.'
lNr. 5hovr, The hero Of The Subsequent PRE-
ducti0n. has Just PIT ub.a brass biate ana
a5eH at thedoor ef his 'odsgiags::l
Alas. what ply. lis thar regulaFi'ys
Like lfsac Shsve's, IS fngh ara .ity
g-t there arc fvill,ng Wigh $, in London towr,
rssn,d-jal'y dsgs, cAo'ae sp'Hs, sba'
Swne;.
Who ppnr, in midpight fevel, bnmpers down,
M skiag their sllsosss . thorough iass for
wine.
Tnefe fpend,mifts, who Lies pea!orcs. thus
oulrnn,
y fag, with headaches, iii ths afternoon,
LQle half nlen's regular efste OF Sun,
By borrowing, TOO largely OF Ihe Neon.
One of this kidney : Toby TpG3o. bighr,--
Was coming from The Bedford, late at nigh !;
AID being Raeebi ple1as-tpll OF wns,--
Although he had toler4bie notion
OF aiming at progiefiyc motion,
\ 'Iwafn' liirett, twas ierpentlte.
Hewatk i with fsnuafities, along,
Ike Mopflaar Cols{c.cw, wosming thfo' a
Cork
Mt afaigbr ike corkicses's proxy, elf Don
Prong Fork.
AZ iength with near four bostss in bis Pate.
he iaw The muoothimogl % shoye,s 1rais plate;
" heo reading "pleaic 10 ring the bell,"
And being civil, beybnd mcclure,
Risg y y Says iohg--" ve,y wells
III rlns It with a deal OF pisafufe."
Toby the kindeR FOUL IL all the town..
Gayeits jerk thai slmoa j-k'd it down.
tie waited iuli Two minutes no one came
lie waited full two minutes more and
Says Toby, "lf he's deaf I'm not to blame
lpuli it for ,ae gentleman again..
Z But the FIRST peal woke Isaac, in a fright,
Who, qn,>k as lightning. popping up his
head,
Sat on hrs heads Aslpadss ie bed,
Pale as pAisnip, bolt upright.
Al length he wisely tohimsslf did say,
Calming his fears,
6 lush its soae fool has fuog, and rua
. away -
When peal the second ratified in his cars
: ~. 4.
Shove jump'd into the middle of the huor;
And, trembling at each breath of air thar.
st;rr'd,
He CROPPED down stairs, and opened the stree,
While Toby vas performing peal the.
third.
Isaac eyed Toby, fearfoly askant,
And saw be was sttaPprf--stQut AMI tails
1heo put tbs question: Pay, SIR, what q ye
want :"
Says To'y,--" want nothing, Sir, al.
ail.D
q Want nothing Sir, you've pull'a my bell, |:
vow,
As if you'd jerk It eff the wire " 4.
Qnoth Toby -gravely making him bow :
ID puli'dit fr, atyour deGre.'
AT mioe! Yes your's--l hope I've done il
well; - - 81
High time for Bad, Sir; / was haa'ning,
toit;
But il y u write up plsa/r 10 rig. tbt bell
Common polissnefs makes me a5p, ans
do it,
Reports of cases argued and determined ~ the
supreme court of Cupid.
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fefs himfslf Of that Accomplishments be would ia
form him thar he could have fine opportunity at
the next felton,, for he had lately ob.efved that
there was dancing mater in town qpbo adver-
hled fbat be qvai dane,ag sralq<r 10 bs Anorney
Gsaera! u tbe United Stars.
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Dancing IN Cosg,es---In the debate which
took place en- }tbe z3d NJ. IN the house Of Re.
prsientatives upon the bill IS for altering, the
timeoftbe next FELTON, of Copgrets,'' NJ. fIu.
ger, among other arguments agana meeting in
November obiefsed, that very LITTLE buiineis
was uilslly done e the commencement Of a ffi.
on. He fad hat after fome ;ndifpenfab!e bnflnsfs
hid bee done at the opening of the prefent
fslion very t,tsle was tranfaaed till after Chnff
mas. The members were daucmg from place 70
plzte, ina,tentiye to the buGaef Of he Houie.
Mr.. Sloan an oddity from New Iedey, f,iinp
on fptoe, and Rrokipg down his hair, opferved
with great gravity, that the Ra,emfnt msds by
" bis friend fram South Carolina WIS not Cor.
rect for hlnlirlf he coud Eafely /" e6Etm" thar
he had not been at dance tie whole i.ihop - he
did not know how to dance
Mr.. Huger replied, thar he never Gufpeeed
g bis frisna" from New Jeffey of dancing in the
ipsnner in which he had besa undeff cd by that
gentleman but If bis Jrifal had with topof.
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NSPoi's w So>Ns dISuEu aifu uctcTHiiileu IN tH'
supreme court of Cupid.
Himeaisl Tym Inn ms,i5, sSo8.
LAscILLIs as BARTON
u TRESP ASS F,r kissing tbs P aint1g, as sht
was getting into a cafrisgr, returning from :
Ball. Case reserved upon statement Of facts fot
the opinion Of all shr Judges.
And now Frselovt justice, delivered the OPT
MON of the whole c5ort:
!" Che question is, whether The prior conduci
OF the Lady Justified rbe aSfions OF the Defen
dant? And We are all Of opinion, that, notwith.
standiog The Gentleman was net particularly &C.
qaalnted with the Lady, the aft .tted hscivoug
expressions Of her eyes. her forward manner and
sideling advances, though nor specially dirstted
towards bin, a,e faeis, which rustsequit the de
PENDANT Of having taken HyaR6abs liberties.
Ard though one or rwo persons were near tn
lsge door al the time. yer il is to be presam
ed that ti,ipgs doae IN The dark are unseen, ana
consequently the DefSna01t must also be asquit
ted OF The charge, iii Tie. other count, of beng
guilty 81 she i7decency OF " king 6eta,efaAs =
TIE P1s,ullF therefore has 90 cause OF action,
Il young LAZY is imprudent il is Ter own fau 3
-li her cendpct IS suca as TO invite impsope
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
STATE PAPER.

Nof' transmitted by order Of his Swedish
MIJoafy TO M Gal,ard. the French Charge
D'Il6aires at Stockholm, September I'M,
1904.
His Majesty the king of Sweden has
received a report Of the improper, the in
soient, ond the ridiculous oh. ervalions
which monsieur Napoleon Bonapar,e has
allowed 70 BE- inserted in his Mo1ifcur of
the 18th Of August, under the article Ra-
lisbon.
The tone, the style, and the subjecl
Of this article, are all ofso extraordinary
q nature, that bis majesty has been vet
hardly able 10 comprehend the Object #
such an act Of political extravaganza. II
1t has been done in the hope of misledd-
ing The public as to the conduct Of his ma
IesiY. as il appears from he uncommon
pains that are taken TO draw line Of Sc
psr'tioa between his majesty and his sub.
Jec,s, let tie world understand. ihat any
instiCalion ~ That Eft q never c5.id have
been less likely to succeed ;,au at this no.
mcnt, or than Il always viii with people
whose interests are bO-nd Up with those
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-12-12
DISPUTE NTH SPAIN

We have received the following Letter
from the Chairman of the Deprivation Of
Spanish Merchants -
SIR,
The substance and particulars If what
passed at the interview which took place
at Lord tlarrowby's Office, on Tuesday
last; the 25th inst. between his Lordship
committee ofthe Spanish merchants.
who, by his desire, waited on him, hav-
ing been very enormously stated in the
public newspapers, have been desired by
the gentlemen Of that committee, TO re-
quest you to insert in your paper, the sole
communication his I,ordship made on that
occasion, which was in substance, as fol-
lows -
"That his Lordship had desired 70 see
VS. in order IN acquaint us, that his Ma
jesty's Ministers had received intelli.
gccce, that considerable ornaments were
preparing in the ports oG Spain, Of which
no explanation whatever had been receiv.
ed, nor did it appear likely that any sa
tislaclory explanation could be given -
and his Lordship added that he he'd tho't
1t proper 10 communicate this information
10 VS., in order hat the merchants concern
ed in trade with Spain, might then eet in
their cormercini concerns as they nigh,
ir6 Ee cSpcdicHt."
lord narrowly cave no further infor-
maticn than The above on the subject in
question, either at the Grst meeting. or
at the ons Of yesterday, Whch was ccn-
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Of sovereign, who has never separated mis-
Prnper;y from theirs, ana who never feel.
so happy as when l.: contributes 10 ths
glory and the happiness of his subjects.
81" As his majcsIy cannot, consistent win
his own dignity or the honor of his crown,
permit any official intercourse, after such
an insult, he has ordered rnc, Sir. to corr
mun'caIe 10 you, that. from This day, 81! di-
piomauc intercourse OF every kind, both
private and public, is immediately to cease
between the French legation at Stockholm
ana ms maJes;y'S government.
as sentence ia the article above
mentioned seems to imply that the French
government is disposed to admit ;hat the
continuance oil the commercial intercourse
between Sweden s. France would be atten-
ded with soine advantages, his majesty,
on bis part, is willing To permit the same,
from those sentiments OF esteem which he
always entertained Gar the people of
France; sentiments which he has Inherit
ed from his ancestors, and which owe
their origin TO far happier times.
(Sisned) Ct. ID. ltHRGxHEIm."
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7Hn,.sGnu December G.

MIR. Speaker laid before the house Iet-
ter from the Governor OF Virginia, 10
closing documents relative 10 the eIeCai.
Oh of AleSarder Wilson to q seat in the
house-Reierred to the committee of e.
lc5ticns.
Mr.. J. Clay presented the petition Of
Stephen Kingston, praying he may re-
ocive the drawback on goods shipp, from
Philadelphia, but which were not pu; on
board the George Washington until she
had passed the Delaware line in the year
1901.
Referred TO the committee of com.
merce and manufactures, to enquire in
to the claims barred by the statute OF Ii
imitation.
MIR Claiborne from the committee ap.
pointed, presented Il bill making further
provision Cor the payment of the debts
dGc by the United Staies--Referred to the
committee OF the whole on Monday next.
Mr.. Nelson from the committee APP
pointed on s, Carson's petition reported
in favor of allowing his application, and
recommended hat y biil be b ought IN ior
that purpose--Refegrsd 10 the same con,
iniltee.
4 message from the President inform
ed that ne hid approved and signed the
bill making further appropriation for the
contingent fund, and made them also "a
communication in writing, ipclosing tho
report Of the superintendent OF The public
buildings at Washington.
The house went into committee of he
whole Oh the bin Tor preserving peace in
| our ports and harbnurs and waters L ..er
the United States jurisdiction.
MIR. Dawson in The chair.
After some time spcatia debating and
amending the same tue committee rose,
reported progress, and obtain-d leave 10
ST again.
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DEAL, OAo,,er 4,


Several ships Of war from he Boloueuc
station have lust arrived in the Downs,
aud by them we are happy 20 learn that
! he expedition against The French gun.
boats has completely succeeded. There
were abou; zoo outside OF Boulogne. The
night was very dark. and every hing IA
Vorabie. a pew invented machine floaled
under wafer, conducted by small boat
on the surface; the m3chine, con airing
four tons of stones and several barrel, Of
gnnPowder was carried, one to one end of
tho French squadron, and the other 10 the
other. The machines exploded al a
given time, threw up the stones, destroy
ed many of the French boats and threw
the rest into confusion. Some frc-ships
were then sent among them, The land
batteries, SC. &c. fred briskly, but with
out ehcGt, as the night was dark.-The
French sent ont beats full of men, but
dreadful hayock was made among them
all. Il is said that upwards Of | 50 Of the
enemv's vessels were destroyed, ard that
none Of our men were killed, and few
only wounded.
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The mouse ,hen resunea ,he nnGnisi.

The house then resumed the usfinisi
- oas!Du-, oi yesterday Ia relation to Inc
fA{r,ctmcst 2f.fs&sc Cha,c.
they refused 10 concu, in the amend.
mems made Yesterday in committee OF
TIE ~hoie---so that the articles remain IL
tie same rrm as reported by the selc6:
committee.
The report was taken up article by ar
ticlc.
MIR. Eichol@on called the yeas and nays,
and was supported by the constitutional
number.
III" question On agreeing 10 tie i,rt ar
ecfe was accordingly taken by yeas aud
nays, and there appeared to be IS i'm the
affirmative, and 81 in the negative.
The second article was also agreed to,
yeas SO, nays s..
The third article was agreed 10, there
being yeas 81, nays 81.
The fourth article being under conside.
ration Mr.. Eln'ey moved 10 amend the
same by striking out the third and fourth
sections thereof,
The amendment was not carried.
Cn the question 10 agree to the fourth
article Mr.. Lyon was excused from vot-
ing, he not hayiag been in the house when
t'm question was put. The yeas were 81,
NAYS 81, Of course the article sas carried.
The fifth article was read and some OBJ
lection being taken to the same, er a
short discussion ii was agreed to, yeas 70,
noes Is.
t'he sixth article was also objected 10,
but past, ;hc yeas being IS, noes az.
The seveath article was agreed to, yeas
rs, noes A..
The 9th article being before the house,
division OF the question was called for,
and on The &rst paragraph the yeas were
~, noes 50. |; was agreed To.
Ca the second being also the last para
graph. the yeas were rs, the noes So aud
1t was also agreed to.
question on agreeing TO The whole ar
ticies WAS carried without division.
Mr.. Nicholson moved the appointment
OF menb RS by ballot Tor conduct
,ng the inIeachment on the part of The
house; but the house adjourned wit!iou.
coming 10 decision.
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al"u' eco men, re are sorry 10 say perish
Ell.
The affairs of5pain, with regard to ,h;s
county u;ust soon take decided turn.
WHIT the eXaSperated emperor may now
determine on is difficult To ssy. hut ne has
certainly experienced i woefui disappor,t.
ment Ia losing The treasure winch he has
SO long been expecting, and after the 70.
celPt OF which he would in ali probability
have plunged ihe unfortunate country into
ai the miset.es Of war.--Noiicc ofthis in-
por'aNi event was put up at Lioyd'S.
VI. D'Ouhril, The Russian Charge de
Affairs has al length. il is stated, quilted
the territories of France, after seyerai con-
tsrenccs with Talleyvand. That the re.
sui, Oh these conferences was not SO yllcaa.
ing as some Of the Paris papers venture.
to assert is evident from the depar,ur. Of
the Russian Minister, nor does it apnsar
ia 4 his stay az Mentz was caused by any
other circumstance than the capgicious
suspicion OF the Corsican, who would not
suffer him to depart until intelligence had
been received nfthe French Legation hav
ing quilted Russia. The latter even, has
now taken place.
The captain Of an American vessel
which sailed ! IN l'Oricnt or the 9Th inst.
states, that Gen. Angereau and Gan,hea
ume are not upon the best terms; the
lnrmer accusing The Latter OF cowardce.
10 reconcile these two commanders, b.
napA:ie had sent his AID de-camp, General
nav;uy to Brest where he Sill remained
on the 81. with Arthur O'Connor, O'Neil,
and several other IRISH officers in the
frcnch service, all dissatisfied with the
manner in which they are treated by b.
naparie and his commanders The corps
OF Irish Guides encamped near Brcst, &C
cordlnE 10 the report octhe American cap.
lam, cnnslsted oil 10 men, manv OF whom
desired the Anevica1 10 procure Their,
an opportunity ia make their escane, as
they we're badly paid and i'll used; and be
sides, 1t any attempt was to be made on
ENGLAND OF Ireland. they knew that they
we're to be e:Ap,oyed IN the fo,lcrn hone.
as persons whom Bonaparie wished to ret
rid of. The division under Arthur o.
Conu0r's command, consisted Of some l.
rIsh, Brabantecs, Flenings and Germans,
from the conquered departments, amount
ing TO 1000 men, all desperadues, who
were intended to form the advanced guard
IN any desperate undertaking. Ten thou
sanf,'i land troops were on board Ganthta-
ume's squadron bu, none Of these were
in the number, which led To 2 belief, that
r.ther England nor Ireland was his des
tination.
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NORFOLK, December 6.
Late European News,
by he ne7O and fast eating ship Thomas
Wilson, cdfifain ToMPKIEs, arrived IN
this port from LONDON:--
LONDON, Oaober la,


Advices were received this day, stating.
that on The 5Ih instant a squadron Of his
malesty's friga,es, consisting of the indie.
I:ligabie, the Medusa, the Amphion, and
the Lively, f,ll in with four Spanish fri
gates, off st. Mary's from Rio de la Plata,
bound FOR Cadlz, and loaded with treasure.
As they resisted the orders which our fri
gates were under, for OBTAINING all Spanish
ships ofwar. till satisfactory explanation
had been given in regard to the present
ornaments in the ports of Spain, ar ell
gagement took place, in which after few
bFoadsides, one of the Spanish frigates
blew up, another with Rear AdmiraI's
flag struck. Immediately after. the third
also struck, and the fourth, in endeavorirg
to make her escape, was ovegtaken by the
Lively, and, after a short action, struck 10
her. She proved to be the Fama. Of a
guns and 900 men, had - killed and 30
wounded. She was commanded by a cofn-
modore.
The Lively arrived yesterday evening
at Portsmouth, with La Fams the other
two, La Medsa and IA Clacl, are hourly
expected. The treasure on board is esti-
mated az 100000 Of dollars.
Captain Moore, Of the Irdcfsticable,
was the commanding officer on this occa-
sion.
The whole Of he crew in he Spanish
frisaIe that was blown Up, amounting to
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STOCKHOLM, Sept. II.

The following document from our court
Chancellor, appeared here on the 7th in
stant:--
Ills majesty the King has been pleas
ed TO MORN me by his gracious letter of
the Goth August, that for lone time the
prevalent tone of most French Journals
and DAILY papers has been marked Ivy a
want nj due e1pect for Kings ana, PriD-
Cos, ard for every lawful government:
mat th's insniencs 20 WORTHY of ch2st,sc-
rnentI has continued to increase, and th,
consequences thereof have lately appear
IN one ct the newspapers uaost gene.a,,y
known, which Las dared to inscrt exDres-
slonS attaoking tie K,rg's exalted person,
and, consequently. the dignity of the En-
pire; aid as this cannot be passed over.
without aniniadversion his na;es,y has
been pleased 10 order:
That from the hour when this notif-
cation is made public, tie importation H.
to the Swedish Empire, and tire provinces
belonging thereto, of French Journals
Weekly Magazines, and Daily papers, IS
strictly prohibited, and that 40 exception
can be granted or demanded.
that ali importation o! Books and
Writings, which may be printed IN France
IN future, is liSewiee prohibited, those,
however, which have already appeared are
no, included, provided their contents be
contrary to The ordinance sill in force;
bur, with respe9 10 French books. which
may be PUBLISHED in iutufe, exceptions
may be admitted, If an humble request
be made for The purpose through the Of
lice Of the Kings Court NJ Chancoyy
SIN consequence whereof. am requir-
ed to publish th's gracious command and
ordinance CT his paies;y The King. that
al people may conform themselves there
10. (Ec 0G7cio.)
c. b. ZIBFT'.
a, ID. HUMAIEI.
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{. b. EfSFI'.
A - ~ NsFs
~ 1I' II = w MI
Stockholm, Sept. Z. lso4.
PARIS, Sep cmber IS.


he audience which he ENGLISH and
Russian Ambassadors have had &C the
King OF Prussia, have been incG'eGluaI.-
We hear that the King declared his deter
mnnlton to remain neutral, and adGed G.
wen That he j engage, under certain con-
d't'ons, two other powers to fellow his ex-
ample. He is said also t. have written
a letter to the emperor of Russia anaoun-
chg his intention 10 contribute TO the ORE
servat'on IT peace upon he continent.
1t seems as fine msuadcrs andir,g said
to have taken place between France and
the Porte, had been removed. Spencer
smith alter a second intmauon from the
Court OF vienna, has Quilted Carlsbad TO
return TO ngland.
! ne Char,-e d'AFaices at Stockholm is
to quit 5 ockhohn, as well as the French
40 Sweden. Ii Is said, even, they have
received orders o chat efre6l.
Il IS rumoured that be French army in
Hano' er IS to- be increa ed IS 600 men,
a French courier ms been sen, to- p
tereburg 10 recall. it IS said, NJ. Reyns-
val, tie French charge d'AGarrs -
lFer-h fuuds 81 81.