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CHANZPION 1RAYLc
AT a board of Directors

OF the Bank of Virginia, on Thursday the n,,b
of September, 1904,
Hcsofvsd. tina the operations Of the Bank com.
#" inence IN Monday, the 9th of Osiober
Hes'IUea' that any person producing and de.
" posting at the Bank, scrip or commissioners
'receipts for any number of shares regularly en-
dorsed or assigned, shall be entitled TO receive
. che in his, her or their own name or name. in
" form similar TO that used by the commissioners
a. Richmond. stating therein, ,he whole nun.
. Der 81 ;hares to which ne, she or they may be
"entnled. and the sum paid thereon"
JOHN BRoCKENBROUGH.C Cashier.
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For the cure of a certain dcplorable MaladJ,
me indian Vegetable Specific.

Inc Medicines prepared by Richard I,te,
nave been in high efimstion and general NJ:
throughout the United States, for upwards OF fix
years; many of them are fold for LET'S than ,h-
drugs OF which they compounded could be
purehaied at retail ftore
it is no uncomfortable evidence Of their u,il;ty
that during the above period, numerous imita,l
ons OF every article (the production OF ignorance
and inenPeTiepce, urged by envy and penury
have intruded on che public, fsen day and Their
periihed others now fucceeded then, which ~.
IKE manner are tar defending to the tomb
the CaeuIets," while our remedies become moro
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well earned celebrity.
10 prevent the impclition OF worthIers or dan.
ser'us preparations, purchafers are requehed e.
remember, that-an engraved label, with the Gg
nature oil Richard Lees (,o counterfeit which i
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Wars # Me FRENcH REVoLU7JoN.
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PRINTING Office and Boil store, Rie6m5na.
THE HISTORY or TIE U.ARS
"h',h aroie out of the French Revolution: 70
which isprehxed, review OF the eauies OF thar
event By ALEXANDER STEPHENS, of
the hon Society of the Middle Temple, efa
- ofa'Hi' es Scsfas fopnG Roman ST. icrini, vi
q"eg1e "t'a VtGe6antw, prescribe e. 60 n.agis quod
''" ~{>e "efHI PDNOHS TelpnGIicR QjllntuS Hber-
eYdt Sail dc ro,;,,r., en-
The London edition OF this work which has
]ue come to hand is now telling a. az dollars.
Extract from TIE Monthly Magazine and Pruigb
Register, for .fnly, 1908
ne late eventful war has found an able bi(.
torian IN Mr. Alexander Stephens, whole work
emitted Hiitory OF the Wars which srofe out
oi the French Revolution from r7o1 70 the gene
raj peace IN 1902" exhibits connected and well
arranged detail of the mol cven,ful & important
CONTEXT that has occurred inee the fubjugauon Of
the Roman empire and in the courfe OF the work
tne author has united the irtereh arifjng OUT OF
biography with the inftrnaion to be derived from
hiitory IN both departments his manner is dig
mHeo his language j. eloquent and HI. informai
ton IS obviouly derived from the moA authentic
louree.
: ne introduction after touching on the erea,
eoangce that have taken place in ancient and mo-
Germ rates, prcfeuts dfTertston on the govern.
n'ent OF FtsneeJin which the opinions of Mcze.
ray, Froifiart Commines, aud Ro,toman, are ouo.
tea and Investigated. An attempt Is alto made 70
trace the late revolutioB up to its original fouree
while the leading men and contending parties ar,
lnlly and dilthaiy portrayed che character. Of
uTgos, Colonne. Claviere, Robefpierre, Marrat
br'iiot, Tslleyrand, Mirabeau, Lally, Bernave
/ &c. are accordingly developed in Cuce,ifion.
In the courfe Of this work the principal ns,es.
men IN Britain a. we'll a. in France, rails in rev;eU
ana the opinions, talents and purlni,s Of P,tr ;
roc, an Arlington, Sheridan, Dundas. a Bed
ioto and Granville, are noticed and enumera.
I -
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T'be Genuine Perfan L0fiou.

Sn celebrated among IT, farhonabls through
cut Europe, as an Invaluable eofmetc, perfectly
innoe ut and fsie, free from eorroGve and repeI.
icnt minerals (the bahsoi Other lotion,) and of IN
pafaIlsled efficacy in preventing and removing
b!emihes in the face and Kim Of every kind
particularly fisekles, pimples, inhammatory red.
DeiJ ieurls. tetters, ring worms. fun burns,
prickiY hea,, &c The Pcrfian Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding that natural, isiesiibls
perturbation. which is eaental 70 health; yet H..
tfieds are ipeedY and permanent, rendering the
Kin dsliea'ely 1T aud clear, improving the com
Elexion, and referring the bloom Of youth--ne-
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three 'oefks &c ti"'cs) ana for every adh-
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'''t.'e some i;rofortio's--uniees s,lcciqk cor.
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HAMILTONS
Grand ReRornfiUe,

Il recommended as an invaluable medicine FOR
the fpeedy relief and permanent cure Of the vaii-
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ther defruGlive intemperanee-the unfsiliul or
eHteplive ufe Of mercury the dileafes peculiar
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M HERE. rs most cruel and arroc,ous M ar
~ der has been committed on the BODY of a
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'ently just born, which child was found nea The
Wen on the lot OF the lac James Rind on the
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Given ander orr hanGs, this i4tn day of Septem.
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Il Black Woman.

Between forty and fifty years of age, wanting to
attend to making beds and cleaning rooms
One who can come well recommended for indus
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wages For terms apply TO the printer hereof.
9Th September, 1904.
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TIE hnodyne FHxiy-,
For the cure OF every kind OF head ache.
The DamaM Lip-Salvs.

MJSltble Agne and Fever Drops,
For the cure of Aaue,, Rcm;,tant and lntermit-
tant Pcvera
Ihoriands can teifify their being cured by
tneie drops after the bark and every other medi
cine has proved Intellectual no, one in hundred
has had location tn take more than one, and nuan
bers NOT halt bottle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29

cdty eta Ie:ter from 51r Henry .icie,nian, B,iet.
hye', diagasi'E-s;resf, hear Broal,uay, .Taa.
q, 1904.
SIa--it would be ungra,eful were to with
bold my teftimony in favor Of Hamlton's Worm
Dehroying Loseugcs. had been between five
and TX years patti much indifpoicd, and latteriv
often 'ormenred with fevere CRYING and pains or
the bowcle. troubled with o6euiive breath. and
with violent ievcrih isi, and ether obvious fynp.
toms OF worms; bnt frequently hearing YOUR
Worni Lozenses Recommended in cafes tinilar 20
mine. determined tria! Of them. "a my lat
rcfoarce- The frl dolc evacuated twelve or
thirteen tece Of tape two other doies we're
taken ~nieh thought away aqu,ntity OF matter
IKE broken Rims and pieces OF worms. fuppofe
'hc tape worm, voide! ct different times rnOG
have exceeded forty feet. file almol IN
credible benefit received from this medicine,
induced me give a dolc child Of mine who
wos pning and fekly ; i; produced tho fame good
tfett in ,his inltanee, ezpeliing worm Of off
ferept kind, from nine to twelve inches long, and
at the fame time reaoring good fate of health.
remain, Sir, yours, sc.
HENRY ACKERMAN.
20 Mr.. Richard Lee.
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FROM The AURORA.
TO TIE FRENCH LNR fBIT.fW7,S
or IOUJSJdN9

a publication having the appearance of
memorial and remonstrance, to be pre-
sented to congress at the ensuing session,
has appeared in several papers. Ii is
therefore open TO examination, and Of
Ter you my remarks upon it. I he tile
and introductory paragraph are as fol,
lows:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
The SoOereisn Ointment for the Itch,

winch Is Warranted an infalib,e remedy a, one
apphea''on. and may be ufed with the IloA p,r-
'aiesy oy pregnant women, ~ infant
week Old, not contain a particle of mercury, OF
any dangerous ingredients whatever and is no,
accompanied with that toruenting fmars which
attends the exhibition of other remedies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
On tire 22d day Of September neNf,
viii be SOLD, at Dia;cam Bridge, to TIE 6iyb.
est bidder, jar ready nione1,
A TRACT OF LANDS

Containing about 425 acres, lying partly in Ne,v.
Ken, and partly in James City county. ON each
side OF Diascum creek, and extending below The
bridge, whereon Lewis A Pauly, ESQ f,rmerIv
resided.-The dwelling house thereon is a large
new ard conmodious one the store house or. >
nary and various other houses are all in GOOD mr.
der The quality OF the soil is such as is usually
found on Chiekahon,iny, and both tavern and
store, i, is believed, ma. be kept there to advan
tage This valuable property is TO be sold Ar the
request OF John L Dornoy, esq. under deed of
trust made to the undersigned b, Lewis A. Pau.
y' esq. to secure he payment of T. SO with in
terest 10 the said Dormoy - the deed is record, a
IN the General Cout In tine same deed n moi. ~
t LOT in Richmond IS mentioned belonp;ne
to Mrs Pauly, bu, as she DID not execute the
deed, that will not be Offered tor eale, and sbopd
she survive her husband, she will be entitled 70
dover IN the said tract OF land. whereof il was
deemed necessary 70 apprize hose who might be
'nauccd 60 purchase. The sale will Ike place at
one O'Clock. or the,eabout
CHAMPION TRAITS.
JAMES SEnPLE.
Williamsburg. Aug: 6, 1904.
4 1e SAFE Of roe bpve P'oper,pi is POSTPONED
Htbe 7tb Movembr next syben IL viii tale bloc.
at DiaJcum 6ri1ge. z Semitic r 7;,.,;s
September IS, 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
Hahn's true and genuine
German Corn Platter.

An in'sllible remedy for eorns, (pecdily rsmov-
ing them, root and branch without giving pain.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
The Rs(ioratiue Po7oder far fbe
Teeth and Gums.

HASN's GENUINE EYE WATER,
f. ioverign remedy for all dleaics cf the eyes
whether th- etfct he natural weakness or Of arci.
cent, fpeedi.y removing inHanmarons, deiueti-
o;'' OF rheuU'. dainefs, itching and films on the
eyes never failing to cure rhofe n, ladies which
frequently fcccecd the ima pnx, meanes and Re.
Sers' AID wonderfully strengthening to weak
light. Hundreds have cxper. enced its excellent
virtues when nsariy deprived of fight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
|" AN OUNCE OF p1REvrsTroN IS woRrn

AN OUNCE or pREvENTToN rs WORTH Il
Pound OF Ire
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious and Md
Iignant Fevcrs i recommended
Hab1'5 Anfi- Bilious Pills.
The operation Of thcfe pills is perfectly mild,
70 as 20 be uied with fatty by perfons in every
f,uaton, and of every age.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
PoR SALE AS ABovE,
Haali!fOn's E6eaee and Extract IF
Mufard.

fate and effeauaI remedy for acute and
chronic Rheum,.ifm, Gout. Rheumatic Gout.
5'aliy, Lunbsgo, Nunbnefs. White Swellingr,
Chbiain,; sPrains. Bruifes Pain in the Face and
Neck, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29

ver ''''ing TO render an ordinary eoun,cnaree
beautiful, and handfome one more 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
z oofb. fcbe Drn0s.

HE only remedy yet discovered, which gives
immediate and laaing relief in the mo2 ieverc in
flames.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29

The proprietor HIS lately prerensed to the public
eye the tchinohy Of the Hon. a. q t{snfou,
Chancellor OF Maryland, the Rev. Mr.. Mother.
aud OF o;her diiiinguiihed aud Respectable ebarsc-
ters. The following cafes, OF more recent occur.
renee, are now RESPECTFULLY iubmt,-d.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-09-29
Valuable Nc dicines.

ESUoLC confidence has never been more de-
n fberateiy andfirn!y sepo:ed, au,, perhap, i,
no initance marc iu1ly, than il appears in the ef
heacY Of t7AmlLrON'S WORM LOLENCFs.
prepared and fold, wholefa,e and retail, by R1cu.
AID LEs, no. Sc, Maiden -laae. New York.
md IN Riehniond, (oniy) at S. Pieafants' Print.
ing oi,ec.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26

name of the legion, that you have ceafed to be
member.
1t is ftrangeto obferve how all the German
Rates flock round the new imperialthrone, which
they teem more eager to acknowledge, as def
cending from the ancient Caiars, than that
with which Auitria is inveited. The court of
Vienna mutt naturally be jealous of this, and the
ftates Of the empire, who have ever looked with
envy on the ufurpation of Aultria, gladly feize
the opportunity of Notifying her.
We have been fsvoured with the following
private letter from Paris, Of the sth infant =
| take the earlieft opportunity of Tending you
intelligence from this place, where arrived on
Thursday laf. / viit the Thuilleries daily, and
ihali have an opportunity or Tending you eve
ry thing worthy of notice. Already perceive
the diffatished hillnefs and fecret murmurngs
of the days of Robefpierre wherever go. DIFF
content is mott evident in all parts of Paris.
The death of the unfortunate duke d 'Enghien
has caufed univerfal diiguf and, the late con-
fpracy is openly fpoken Of 1T the palals royal
as the production of Bonaparte's genius. Per-
ions are openly pointed at in the gardens who
were in London the lat winter preceding the
conipiraCy, and endeavouring to imphcate as
much as poiiibe the French emigrant princes in
the plot. The death OF Pchegru, the eXecu-
ton of Georges, &c. have given evident difla-
tiSfadion : but the trial and baniihment of Mo-
reau more than any thing ellie. 1t is iuppoied
here, that had they condemned and executed
Moreau, nothing could have prevented a freih
fcene of iniurrection.
GA caricature print is privately handed a
bout, but not fold, in which 8onaparte is re-
prefented on his throne, lurrounded by his bro
theirs, with the bloody cCrpie of the duke ID Eng
helm at his feet, over which is written, PRIN-
CES OF BLOOD"
The Gazette of Saturday evening contains
the following appointments The honorable
Cecil Jonkinion to his Majefty's fecretary of le-
CATION to the court of Vienna the right hon.
G. Roie and lord Charles Henry Sommerfett, to
be paymaiters Of the forces James, duke of
Monsrofe and lord Charles Spencer to the Office
of potmaiter general, and lord John Thyme to
be one OF his majeity's privy council.
1t is remarked that Admiral 1'ruget, who for
mcrly commanded the fleet at Brett, is the only
one OF all the commanding officers who has not
voted for the aGumption of Imperial dignity.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
NETWORK, September II.

BY Capt. Hitler, of the fhip Centurion, from
Cronfadt, we are informed that on the day he
failed, the Rufiian feet, coniifting of IL fail of
the line, and frigates, were ready for fea. An
officer of one OF the fhips of war informed Capt.
Fl. that they had received orders to fail for
England. The Ruiiian troops had been lately
under more ftri6t dfcipline, and from their
movements il was expected they would foon be
called into fervice.
Capt H. has brought dispatches from Mr..
Harris, the American Confnl.
". 4. Mere. d.iv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
PORTSMOUTH, July e5.

On the 10th infant, his majclty's fhip Fa-
vourte, commanded by Charles Foote, Efq. the
fafteit failing Man of War on the ftation off Ha-
vre-de-Grace, being, in fpte of their batteries,
sc. very near in fhore on the morning above
mentioned, in order to reconnoitre the Enemy
and dare them to attack, obfcrved their force to
cOniif as follows, viz.
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Tran0ated from the French papers reeeiped by tb.
Sheffield, from B0urdeaMx.
INSTALLATION OF THE LEGION OF HONOUR.

PARIS, July II.
The details Of the ceremony which took place
yefterday, at the Hotel des Invahdes, merit par
ticular notice.
Her maieRy the emprefs, and the princelfes,
left the palace of the Thuilleries at fifteen mi
| nutes before twelve O'Clock. They paf1ed
through the grand avenue of the garden, in their
carriages, acrofs the Pont Tournant, to the
| Hotel.
Several officers, and the Marefchal Murat, at
tended on horfeback, at the head of numerous
retinue. In the firlt carriage, drawn by fix hor-
ies, were the Grand Chamberlain and M. de Sc
CUR, mater of ceremonies. Next followed the
carriage OF her maiehy, the emprefs, drawn by
eight grey horfes, of peculiar beauty: the prin-
cehes fucceeded.
The Emperour foon after appeared on horfe-
back, drcGed, as is his ufual cuttom, in the mott
fimple manner, that is to fay, in the uniform of
the national guard.
The PrinceGes were adorned with rich diadems !;
that of the Empress was entirely competed of dia-
mondS.
Their n,a;en;es -:c-e every WHARF received with
repeated accianations The Emperor replied to
thote denominations ofjoy, by actions full OF grace
affablity.
The governor of the invalids received the Empress
at the gate, and conducted her to the place prepared
for her reception.
Quoted III the morning, in of the tate coaches to
the hotel, where lie was officate.
The order which etabihed in the church, be-
fore the arrival of their majeties, was follows
The Legionaries were ranged according to their
rank.-A throne defined TO receive the Emperor, &
around which the Grand Dignitares were to take
their places was erected the right-Oppoite flu
perb gallery, magnifeently decorated with blue fix,
raed for the Empress, and the princefes who
companed her-Under the arch of the Dome, and
behind altar expressly prepared for this ceremony
a vaft anphitheatre conRructed for the accom-
mediation of the invalids.-The galleries were occupied
by ladies, richly dreied-Under the organ gala
lery for the orchenre.-The church was decorated
with the handards and flags taken from the enemies
Of Frauee.--Two principal trophies placed one
bede the throne, the other belde the gallery of the
Empress the frft hid for Device EHayago, the other
EyyBf: Thele trophies competed Of groups Of
arms and bueklcrs.
The Cdrdnal-Legate with his clergy were feated
in an acove the de Of the throne in front Of the
throne was place relerved for His Serene Highnefs
the Arch Chancellor Of the Empire; here alto the
Grand Mater Of Ceremonies, Aatoned to receive
the orders Of the Emperor.
Precifely at twelve O'Clock difcharge of cannon
announced the arrival Of the Emperor. His Maieny
entering the church, received by universal and
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From the Louifana Gazette, of Aug. ii

From the Louifiana Gazette, Of Aug. II
The committee, oftbe meeting If Nezv-Orleaas,
and efHS adjacent barfJ, 10 tie inb0bifanfJ Of
LoH5fa7d, aud to Tire citizens Of The United
States.
FELLOW CITIZENS,
The committee think this fafonable oppor-
tunity to lay before you the addrei5 which
the United States, in cougrefs ATTEMPTED, fent
to Canada, in October goth, 1774.
Without making any remarks on this memo
rial, only beg leave to obferve what was the Ian
guage of congrefs, and to confder what relation
there is between the preient fituation Of the in
habitants of Louifana, and that of Canada az
that time when congrefs put them in mind Of
their rights and privileges, which the agents Of
the Enghlh government would not allow them.
BY order of the committee.
BORE, Preiident
ROBBLOT, Secretary,
New-Orleans, 9th Auguft, 1904.
Here foho7oS The addrt/J zVbieb is 100 lengthy
for ig/srtioB
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FREDERICK-TOWN, Sept. IA.

ExfrNd ofa letter fi-om a GENTLEMAN on Tombig-
nee ri1er, TO his Jt1end iafbiJ to4Vn, dafed Tnly
6, 1904.
" A Spanifh Alcade told me at Mobile, that
he faw letter of a recent date from the COVER
nor of Cuba, to the governor of Penfacola, men
tioning, that there were 5000 troops with ordi-
nance, military flores, &c. in that place which
would embark in few days for the defence Of
the Floridas."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
London, July %.
RuGa, Szyedeh, and France.

INHHfN5 OIOeHSH, ana france
Private letters from Paris, of the 10th, Fate
a new proof Of the hottie fpirit Of BonaParte in
his coaduct towards Rullia and Sweden. lie
has adopted fyGtem of rigour and perfecution
againR All the fubjeGts Of thcfe two powers whe-
thcr travellers or merchants in France, Italy,
Switzerland, and Holland. His military gems
darms, commander and police agents, are or
dered TO infult, oppreis and arTe0 them upon the
1ightef pretence. The leaf infornaity in
taeir pades, any complaint that ingenuity and
fuipicion can devife, is confidertd 4 fuaicent
ground 10 detain their perions. Thole who are
going to France are topped at the frontiers,
under the pretence that they ought to have new
pa!Ies from Paris and tholc VINO are leaving
France are detained under the pretence that their
pa'ies are not correct. During thete lait FIVE
weeks, no Ruflian or Swediih lhip has been per-
mitted to Gear out and fail and nct withHand-
irj; the demands and approximations of the Con-
iuls ct their REFLECTIVE nations, the only anfwer
that has been obtained is, Sach are the will
and plcafurc Of the Emperor" This meafre
is generally fuppofed to be prelude TO an en-
harro.-Many circumstances tend to confirm
tiis fuioi"ion. Am ng the(e is TIE great aGtivi-
ty Of tn poaee agent to difcoyer aud aicertain
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
NORFOLK, September o.

We are obliged to gentleman who came
palienger in the flip Sheffield, Captain Cowper,
for papers as late ds the 25th July, from Bour-
deaux, and the 10Th from Paris. To this date
we have files of feveral Paris papers. They do
not appear to contain much intelligence. They
are principally employed with the Lonanges of
his imperial majehy. In this days paper we
have given fome extracts. five meet with any
thing particular, we fial tranfate it for next
The invaiion was much the fubje6t of con-
veriation. 1t was undcrftood that Bonaparte
had fent his plate &c. &c. to the Camp at Bou-
logne, and was foon to follow himfelf. The
Sheffield was embargoed for fome days in the
river until fiotilla had failed for the place of
| rendezvous. approximations had been expref-
fed that Moreau had been ahaffinated as he had
not been heard of lnce he was taken out of pri-
fon. Concerning him we fhall fubmit to our
readers valuable irticle in our next. Jerome
was alto much fpoken of, and his marriage CEN
fured yet it was generally underftood that the
Office of Hgh-Admiral was referved for him, to
be conferred on him Immediately after his arri-
val, and the accomplishment of his divorce.
Public Ledger.