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the North.riyer, for the purpose Of tax
ing in provisions. The other frigate IS
expected up this day. It is said land
webelieve with truth that Jerome Bona
zparte and lady, viii 60 to France in one
Of these ships for we were recently in-
formed, by an official character, that Je-
rome had received q letter from his bro
Their, stating that he would send frigate
for him. The Dido and Sybille, sailed
about three months since from Rochefort
with troops, and landed them at Guada-
louPe, where they were blockaded some
days by British "a and two frigates |;
but the English ships having sailed for
Dominique, these frigates slipped out,
and got safe into this port, 4s.------
The Commander of one Of the above
frigates, has gone on business to the
southwark with young Bonaparte, pro-
badly, to hasten his return, that they may
sail Immediately, as adetention IN this
port might bring some British ships of
war within the Lights Of Sandy Hook. E..
lNe1u- 1ork, Saturday, moan.
Arrived, brig Young Edward, Irwin,
of Boston. - days from Bordeaux. Sail
ed 14sh April, and brings advices, that
Bonaparte remained in Paris that no.
thing decisive had taken place with res.
pect to the fate of Moreau; that Geoges
had died in prison, supposed to be by
poison, administered with his own
hand, in the very teeth of that divine re-
igion of which he profsssed himself a
champion ) that no important movements
had been made on the frontiers by the ar.
my that the preparations for invasion
had been interrupted in small degree
by the conspiracy, but was beginning to
81 on with the usual raPidity, and that
the general state Of France predicts a
change Of goverument-no other news.
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PITTSBURGH, June i.

A gcntleman at St. Louis on the Mis-
sissippi, writes to his friend in this town,
under date of May 5th, 1904, that Capt.
Lewis who had been sent by the Presi-
dent ofthe United States to explore the
newly acquired territory of Louisiana,
was at that place, and intended leaving
it in few days on his return to the city
Of Washington, accompanied by 20 In
dian Chiefs. .
The letter does not mention the dis
lance Capt. Lewis had been from that
place, but we presume he was prevented
from proceeding BY the nations of Indi-
ans to whom the Chiefs belong that are
accompanying him to visit the President.
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BALTIMORE. Nav "a.

- A gentleman residing about six miles
from the city; on the other side Of the
Potapsco, gives US melancholy account
Of the ravages by the hail storm Of Tues
day. Two clouds which, in quick sue
cession, came in direction down the
Patapsco, from the N. w. spread an
awful gloom in his neighbourhood, equal
ed only by the shades of midnight, that
sent out CLEANS of lightning which rem
dered the scene undesirable terrific.
For nearly so minutes they spent their
rage in discharging scolloped humps Of
ice and torrents of rain and though but
little wind accompanied the hail, yet its
size and quantity were so great as to de.
stroy every species of vegetation and lay
the face Of the farms inits course, almost
a. bare as winter. Our informant states,
that he has traced It's greatest violence
for about three miles, commencing a
mile or two below Elk Ridge Landing,
though he heard that II was felt with C.
quail fury on Sparrow's Point. On his
own farm the hail, notwithstanding the
vast fall Of rain, lay in places. three feet
deepen an average not less than six
inches, and even yesterday morning, in
some places, It was one foot deep! Some
pieces measured nine inches round
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Extract efa letter from gentleman in
Marietta, to las friend II Aibaay.
So MAaIErrA, April -. 1904.

/" Thousands Of settlers are constantly
descending the Ohio, by this place. 1 al
SO received a letter from my friend in
Kentucky a few days past, stating that
vast emigrations are moving on from
that STATE TO settle principally on the Mis-
souri and Mississippi. They are pur-
ehasingfhe rights Of Spanish officers 40
aSerylowrate. 1aminformed in some
instances at one cent per >acre.-Doube-
less great frauds are committed inluri.
Gus to our country" -
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Italy. And how easily. had the two n.
mics been opposed, might the troops Of
MORGAN have broken and eonfoundedthe
fugitives Of Egypt. /.
Byretiring from his army. however,
the influence Of Moreau has declined.
He has no longer any other power tnan
that which he may derive from the fears
of his rival, who may think il unsafeifo
sacrifice man whom he must ever cons
Tess it dangerous to spare"
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ALEXANDRIA, May 20.


The following friga,es have sailed
from the Eastern Branch :. 49,
VI The President, 4- =. - - :. r.
y The Congress. =. = r.
Y The Essex, - - -. @@-.
The John Adams. ..%.
In a few days the frigate Constellation
will follow. L = -s.4. =
They will all rendezvous az Hamn,on.
roads, and win sail thence ina squadron.
On their arrival in the Mediterranean
our force win be: ~ -. -
The President Of ~ guns, commo-
dore s. Barron. az. ,..-ss'..s..'.-.. =
Constitution ~, Capt. Preble.- =
Congress SO, Capt. Rodgers.
Constellation Sc, Capt. Campbell.
Essex 80, Capt. ]. Barron. ~. = I
John Adams, armed en- Hute, Captain
Chauncey. er.s',.-@ y = =, (, 4
4 Argus, 1 ssSsreAl g.. ~ ! 81
Syren, ~ ~
Enterprise, Shops Of War.
H N.a,sa''
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q q Fr.ne. .. e.aIted vhile Freneh...

!. How Different u the despotism If
Bonaparte need We wondSk chen, that.
6 the government Of France Is to Be sold
amonga gangof aristocratic demagogues,
that better and ADLER men should put b
for the prize. 4. ~
=, We cannot think. with many others
thar Bonaparte has only made pretence
ofconspiracy % dispose Of q rival be.
cause, though consistent enough with
his character, We scarcely think his army
would bear him out in % black design.
In examining this conspiracy, three
things must Be taken into consideration.
Its general probability, the character and
cooperation Of the conspirators said to
Be involved, md the msans Of carrying
Il on. :
. That any one who had reasonable
hope Of overthrowing the government of
Bonaparte, should conspire against Il, is
probable enough; bur that men Of Cpl.
nions generally hostile should be found
united h this attempt that so little
preeoncertion, or dexterity, and 80 little
preparation, should Be discovered in il !,
that Il should be detected IN its naked
coneeption, and that the leader should
be 90 iittle prepared, as 20 Weld 10 the
arrest Of 1 common civil oficer-that q
constable Of the night, or police war.
rant, should dissipate his conspiracy at
one blow, is matter Of much wonder
One would think Moreau must be a
;deot. or Bonaparte m,,.t resolve IN -,
murderer, ! " J.: =
Il q 1--WE are. however; Inclined n -.
Eeve that MORGAN has aen,,llv cf,nsn;red
aga;nst him /: ana We are in. w;.s ;pcI;n.
ca d ;ustify the a,,emnt. in -yerv ,b;n.
], 81, slat AZ assas.;na,;on ) cir. nrn.,ance
which has doubtless been invented n
heiphten The colors az the aecu.a,;on :
q n \. easy q ,av that Bonanart. a.,
tie nan for Morea1 and 4 i. enn,iI, =. -
8 d a,,npose thaf Morean 81 ~ ,r,n
forhim. Il =. IS. noi;rv of,he Fn,r,s =
3 = r.move I r;y,l .nd i, -. ~. d,,,,, &c
the latter "a dethrone ( tyrant.
= mt the r. 49, yh;ch =. r;,,. -
ne attempt az Moreau must 81, -
extended 10 hia manner az confluef;n. !,
NJ j. accnsed ar heinv eonnec ,ed y,;,h
P;checr,,. s noted lov,i;s, ,ho,,.h H..
self is decided renubI;c.n. AZ, ~.
Is easily explained. Every thing valna.
ii. !, ro,y., :. =, go,
onIs (. nb,a;ned hv hsr..r .nS ~a,,, -
mis.. iTe asshieye. therefor. : eon,nor
ob;ect the republicanism az Morssn
might subside iuso an acuuiescenee
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NEWSPAPERS.

Last week makes a century since q
newspaper was published in America.
The Boston News Letter, we End,
was emitted from the press. April a4th,
17O4. -,
Andrew Bradford, of PHILADELPHIA,
published the American Weekly Merru.
~, December 2sd, 1919.
The third was the Boston Gazette,
hrst numbers by ]. Franklin, and then
s. Kneeland. The Franklins published
another paper called the American Cour-
ant. .-.,,
In the year 1774, there were only Is
Publishedin the various parts of America.
In 1901, more than leo.
= [Bastan Nag. Apraas.
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NEW.YoRK. May

NETWORK, May as. -
One Of the French. ffigates from Cos
edalouPe, came up yesterday from Staten
Island, and anchored near the city in
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MARTMsBuRG June 8.
- sssssssssssss i
LITERARY NOTICE.

/. We observe with much pleasure, that
the first volume Of PlNKERTON's
GEOGRAPHY, is just published, and
ready for the subscribers, and that the
second volume, with the book ofmaps,
are preparing for the press, and win, no
doubt, be finished with all possible dis
patch. This valuable work is publishing
by Messrs. John Conrad & Co. and Ss.
muel Bradford. Philadelphia, and under
the immediate inspection of DR.. Barton.
who, with other literary gentlemen, are
making considerable additions relative
to the American history and geography.
A Subscription is yet open at the Ofics
ofthe In.elligeneer for this.highly vslu-
able work. 49,
The Legislature of South Carolina
have passed u law, dividing their State
into 119 School, Districts for each Of
which they have appropriated the sum Of
100 dollars, towards building School.
House, and $50 dollars n year for paving
a Master, to teach reading, writing, and
arithmetic. Each District to keep its
School, House in repair, and to rebuild
it when necessary: TO be under the care
Of Trustees. --
Super6ne Hour was selling at New.
Orleans on the goth March last, at ten
dollars per barrel.
! Two pretty smart shocks Of an Earth.
quake has been lately felt at New-York.
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Superhne Hour was selling at New.
Orleans on the a9th March last, at ten
dollars per barrel.
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! Two pretty smart shocks Of an Earth.
quake has been lately felt at .New-York.
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schr. Federal, from surrinana for Rhode

schr. Federal, from Surrinarn for Rhode
Island our SO days
Same day arrived, brig Hiram, captain,
Talbot, from New Orleans, which he lett
the 9Th, and the Balize at the mouth OF
the Mississippi, the 10th. and Informs us
that he left the following vessels at New
Orleans. Snip Ocean, Harrison, of New
Orleans loading for Bordeaux, Pallas,
Marshall, of New York for Bordcaay. TO
sailin 5 or four day United States, Read
of Bath, waiting for freight; Pal,nira, II,
nllngton, Providence, loading for LIVER
pool; Thomas Wilson, Churnside, of PHI
ladelphia, loading for liverpool Briggs
Hope of New York, waiting for freight
Ohio Rose, loading for New York, and
sch'. Eliza Vlckery, Of Baltlrnore. Ia 90
ming down the Mississippi, he spoke the
schr. Lucy, Martin, shen 7 miles iron tbs
town, bound up, in distress. Saw AZ thu
English turn, ship Fame, Davis, Of Baisi-
more bound up. Two mics above the
SIS. w. pass. saw ashore in distress, the
brig Ly dia, of Washington, IN. &, At
the BaIize, he saw The schr. Hunters De-
hghr, of Brookhaven, IN distress, having
cut away her mast; on ,he outside of the
Ba!ize, ne saw brig from New York,
beating in, but could not learn her name.
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Congress Of the 1inites s5tale5.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIONS.
Nooem6er II, 1904.

The petitions of Charles Minihe, of
Charles Hyde and of Ezekiel Harris were
severaly referred to the committee OF
claims.
Dr.. Mitchill presented a petition from
the slate companies of New York and Dut-
chess counties. praying as an encourage
nent to their quaries that an additional du-
tx NAV be laid upon that article when i'm
ported from, Wales or other foreign parts.
The house resolved itself into com
mittee Of the whole on the state OF the
Union.
Mr.. Dawson in the chair.
Mr.. +. Randolph, submitted seven re-
solutions, which were agreed to, and at
forwards adopted by the house, as fol-
lows:
/. PesolUed. That SO much Of the mes
sage of the President of the United States
as relates to the restraining of our mer-
chant vessels arming themselves without
authority, and attempting 70 force COM
merce into certain ports and countries IN
defiance of the laws of those countries, be
referred to select committee.
Q. Resolved, That so much, &c. as re-
la,es 10 an ameEoration of the form Of 60
vsrnment of the territory of Louisiana, be
referred TO select committee.
s. Resolved, That so much, &c. as re-
commends an enlargement OF the capital
employed IN commerce with the Indian
tribes. be referred to select committee.
4. Resolved, That so much, &c: as re-
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PHILADELPHlA, Nov. IL.

LIZ - 4'A1A AAA-N>
:, Saturday arrived here, the brig Globe,
Villains, from Surrnam. Left there 9Th
9c'obor, tue ship Alexander Hamihon,
&lder Just ayrivcdin IS days from r. r.;
'ng MARK AID Mary, Jenkins, OF hudson,
esallin ten days. brig Charles Williams,
Williams, of New London. just arrlN ed /;
ing Harriet, from Norfolk, arrived Oct.
ciOrig Bctsey, of Salem; brig William,
0(saard, of Portland, just arrived; sehr.
ii'2sham Beauty, Somes. TO sail IN a few
eags schr. Eliza, OF Alexandria; schr.
a'lsey, Caleb. OF Boston from Amsterdam,
Tut last from Gibraltar, being ordered a.
way from thence. On the 14th Oc,. in
1~ L, 81, long. SIS, 10. spoke schr. Char
isSr, from boston tor bcFbIce out 3S
s'ys ;lhe next day spoke the. schr. Bessey,
rom New London bound TO Barbados,
IVY II days. Oct. GO, lat. 25, AZ, long. 66,
spoAe schr. Mercurr, from Surrinam to
,Noftclk, OUT 90 days. Oct. 20, lat. SO,
.ssag. Y, 50, spoks schr. Friendship, from
J, oAlilmore for ST. Tagu, cut 3 days, and on
" en- inst. in LAT. 81, 40, long. "a, spoke
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K Il " Il W Il Y,

From the iublcriber, the 9Th June,
git aouiat lac named 8 n, mar hfteen
years Old he has ran of heretofore, AID then
psH d af freely ,hs came of hn M'Dantcl,
ne has a remarkahie ihort thick GOT, and feyerai
fears on his body. ,occaGoned by bun; long
village, yellow EYES, his wool flows he negro
very mu'a, viii is Of ruRy col0nr.
Allo ran away from the fubfcriber
the I7ih July, ilkeiy black fellow named
] Q II N. lexpect he will add Madlon 20 his
name, asl purcbalsd him from III: eifatc of Am
bfoie Msd'fon, OF Orange County, Virginia, and
he frequently made ufe OF ,fatinare ,huty four
oi five yeas old, about FIVE feet or inches
high, long village, well made and Roops little
in his walk, as if craaped in lis feet, foud Of
dfela, and has a variety Of clothes. Re is
ooaie Shoemaker, and has fcms tools with him,
ond Of halt boots, which he wears with fharp
toes walks with pewter headed walking
flick, often has bis wool plated in fmall piata
about his head, he is an extraordinary good wsg-
goner. he ran eff n company with likely
young fellow OF a yeiisw colour, belonging to
M, BcnjaHia itchett, with fca: acrofs hia
lip. viii give thirty dollars reward for app e.
bending either OF the aforef id negroes, and de-
hverlng them TO ms in Stafford county, twelve
mics above Dumfnes.
ROBERT OVERALL.
Nov, $. Ia~6wf
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,,,,ar Of Administration. their career
ss .alat;on or despotism assure and in
. so'hle. Ia elective governments their
49, :, eh,nce of preservation is in a change
eap and measures whether this be our
! ~ Urn in the United States time will de.
''D ..rrate it at any rate not improper
',', unreasonable to make the enquiry.
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NETWORK, November 70.

NETWORK, November II.
o. PROCLAMATION Of the Mayor, all yes
+ y arriving in this port from Spaia, are
s.lsred to be suhieetto quarantine. Also
..sels arriving from Malaga, and from a.
MACE in the Mediterranean.
we learn bv the brig Philanthrophist,
~ Nsntz that General Thuriot. the mn
~. val ambassador to America, has taken
...sge in the ship Shepherdess, captain
P.oojfsllow. bound TO New York and
.ould sail from thence in few days af,er
,Ss PhiIanthrophist.
The follo1uing articles are from Paris pa-
e & The gseater part ofthe Russian forces
), concentred upon the tronsisrs OF the
Tarkish empire from which circumstance
..t;. generally believed that the cabinet
|dPe,ersburgh are about some serious IN.
srtaking against the Ottoman Porte, who
voold find il difficult at present to make a
Nc eHcctual resistance.
OF is generally believed in Germany
thai the King of Prussia will shortly cause
himself TO be proclaimed Emperor of bran
dsnburg.
"Ihe court of Vienna has received from
most of the principal powers OF Europe the
strecognlzing the hereditary imperial Dig
pity in the House of Austria.
1.-THE ceremony ofthe coronation OF the
hereditary Emperor of Austria is fixed for
he month of October, when he will as
nmc the title Of Francis /. The annals OF
,h.world afford few examples of two I'M
psrial crowns uniting on the head of one
sovereign. The crown is preparing, and
will be of the value of several millions.
"The government ofthe Batavian repub
fcare occupied upon objects ofthe great
est Importance, if we may judge by the
frequency ofthe extraordinary sittings OF
The members which take place daily, and OF
the couriers who are dispatched to Aix-ia,
Chaaeie to NJ. Schimmclpennick, the am
bassador, who is at that place.
M. d'Ouorl. charge d'afaires from
Russia near the Frcuch government, has
arrived at Nlayencc, whers he watts the ar
Iisal Of the Emperor Napoleon.
/" The French General Commanding ia
Naples has ordered the seizure Of all yes
sis suspected of having on board prosIsi-
Cds destined for Malta or for the English
squadron.
Il" The ministers of Russia and England,
at their own rsquest, were TO have pa
ucuiar audience with Tie King OF Prussia
gu TIC ri Sept.
'rhe departure Of the Pope from
Rome for France is fixed for the 10th DC
nber.
General Lauliston, aid,de-camP to the
Emperor, of France, arrived at Vienna
tArly in Sept. OF his way TO Constantinopie
vita q mission.
The Count de Isle left Grodno the
go AUGUST, on MS way to Mittau, his for
mcr residence, IN the Russian domini-
oEs.
I" The regiments from St. Domingo are
completing in the nth Military divisions
az B6rGeaux. The officers who arrived
hon that Colony, and who are at Paris,
have, IN consequence received orders to de-
par; immediately for Bordeaux.
PHTJ.ADEi, Nov. II.
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WAR BETWEENGREAT BRITAIN
AND SPAIN :!


Onthe 18th ult. captain Hannifen spoke
and was on board the British snip BELLEVUE
captain Douglass, then days from Green
oc9, bound to DemSrara. Captain Doug
lass Informed, that the Spanish minister
had left Loadon ON the 26th September /;
aad that the British government had grant
ed Letters of Marque and RePrisal against
Spanish vessels.
A war between Great Britain and Spain
has long been expected; and on this ground
sh5 following captures probably have been
made.
A letter received in this city, by Messrs.
Sag, and Co. per the brig Muia Maria,
dated Curacao the l9eh of October, men
tons thai several Spanish vessels had late
iy eeen cap,urct; off shat island by the Bri-
fish ships Of war.
Captain Hannifen passed through the
British sqadrou OF nine sail, at anchor off
Rochelle.
When the Rolla sailed, Russian war
was talked Of, but nothing decisive was
Known.
GA the arrival of Mr.. Armstrong at Pa
RS. Mr. Livington, our minister there
wouli quit Il for Italy, previous to his re-
turn home.
ca 1ork Paper
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FROM The UNION.
appointments By the President ofthe United
States.
Dominic A Hall, Judge OF the diRriet OF Or
leans.
Mahlone piikcrfon. Attorney, for the faid
Diasia.
Eph.am KIRBY, joint 3. P.ovof, Judge of the
territory OF Orleans,
James Brown Of Kenn,cky, ffcrctery for the
Tcrsit ry Of O.
r. L. Bnsor D'orgcroir. Ma,hall OF tn.
dhFitt O: Oleans
Members efhe Legislative Council.
Ju,len P9ydras,
Benjamin Morgan,
Col. Be!lechsfc,
Jnhp Watkins,
NJ b re. -
Robert Dow,
Michael Gabrielle, ,
Daniel Clark,
J. Ronsin, OF Attacapas,
Esao jones,
G4iparo Debuys.
William Keuner, ~
Mr.. Wlk i, o. Appaoua.
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Glsranorta Datlp annerstser.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

Captain Hennifsn, of the brig Rolla, vino
arrived here Yesterday, has favored US
with Paris papers to the sosn September !;
they afford a few articles which ioliow.
The most imporiant news by this arrival
IS, the news OF
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pr proclams tiou of the Mayor, all yes
+ :, arriving in this port from Spaia, are
Jared to be suhjeetto quarantine. Also
y. ..sels arriving from Malaga, and from a
solacs in the Mediterranean.
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The resolution was carried mem. con.
Adjourned.

November, Is.
A sufficient number of members not ap-
pearing to form quorum, adjourned.
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We learn bv the brig Philanthrophist,
r,o Nantz that General Thuriot. the I'M
"a .,;,l ambassador to America, has taken
= ...sge in the ship Shepherdess, captain
rsooSfeIlow, bound TO New York and
s,o1Id sail from ,hencsin a few days afer
ne PhiIanthrophist.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-31
5aIe8 at duettoil.

nN TUESDAY, the 9th November next, will be
~ fold by the Subscribers:
10 bales SuPerfine and Cosrle Cloths & CafIimcres
And-l cafe Patent Cord imported in the al,
Latona from Liverpool
8 bales India Cottons; l box Madras Hhdbfs
Terms Of lae--For all furns under 100 dolls cain !:
between / and 800 dolls. go days above 500 dols 4
months Notes, with approved ndorfers, negotiable
at the Bank, will be required.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co. v.M.
October 81. ids.
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PHILADELPHIA, October %.

ScHUYHILL PERMANENT BaIDc9.
The following receipts at the Permanent
Bridge, for the LAT three weeks, ending on the
tweuty-iirit ofthis month, may be relied upon
as authentic-and offer the moe unequivocal c.
violence of the increa6ng value of the Bridge
Stock, viz rOs. Cf,.
for the week ending October Z, 292 90
Ditto ditto IA. 900 6s
Dn,o ditto FL, ZIG co
Including fo1ne aasc tolls
which are paid Quarterly ) 500 65
III the hr't week the number of foot paflen-
gers amounted to so7s, of which number 5s1s
paiicd the Bridge on Sunday the 9TH.
In the fecond week the number of foot paf.
iensers amounted to 96es, Of which sss7 paf.
fed on Sunday the I4th.
In the third week the number OF foot pail.n.
gers amounted to 93os, of which 665s pafIed
on Sunday the 2lf.
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and balance OF account for fIpplics which you
put under our care ms been admitted ID foul
dation by the American Commifiion it is now
to be iiqudated by the French office, where We
hope no difficulty can arife on the merit of it.
The claim OF Mir. lIemphill, has alto been
admitted for liquidation by the American Board.
AS for the hnal fettlement, how aud when
We may expect payment, il is net in any body's
power to give an exact opinion. A new Am
bai'ador is expected from America, and it will
depend in great meafure, what his initrucfions
may be on the fubjeet. Phil. Gaz.1