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4 J ind comfortable leifUte in my time, which !
viii TO devote to tive moit uleiul purpo(es, 7
iball be glad to take upon mySlf. tie TUITION Of
ten or twelve yourg gentlemen, from nine 10 twelve
years Old III the principles Of the Latin Grammar.
Geography, u.e Of the Globes, IfiAory, wri,ur and
Arithmetic. The terms vii he moderate, ard The
greatea care and attention asH be paid to tler mo-
rails. JOHN HEATH.
hugDl Q. (st1
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In Henrieo Connfy Court, Juh II, 1905.
IN CHHNCERr.

Nv CHdNLERI.
f0r'ui'.'us oSanor' COmPVt
JeIe Smith, Robert Sydnor e Will
liam Garland sydnor, Delta
HIS Day cane TIE esm3laaaas Ly Ii, r.naE and n.
Il @ff"1.f"f', P0be'f and N'iham CarIsad S,dvo,.
not boTigg e8fe,cd TIER aaraA., and piysa seaity mr.
ee,"s 70 ts ma Of HDen5y, in Eeb clc maui. nr5s,o.
ViId and tie r"L' Of Iris eon't and etbeayizr to ID.
81 nt Foa,i fDaf htv nye mt mLabifaaft Of
us eommo"z'r0ID 0" ME n.qiov IF f6eeop L1inant h.
biz eoHa G/o,9laI; ills o,de,ed nat e laid dtG,a,gt,
do aefea, here on NE fri 61oaIly in OGolr, arxf emil
eaf1ee, bfbW9f The E,id eomDl,isaaf ami 1g a rosv
ltis e'aSy br/o,bzpD iy1yfcd in onreC e nr7ej6,ScJ
PDbecd !" tr city efPtno11, 70, tire tvssfJi EreeE
ee.y, agdf scd At HE Con,f-bsg. dor If ibis eoarty.
Teife,
.... ADAM CPNIGLk
July lo.-e-teF I'm. ~ + ~
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TO BE LET

tENITEL apartments, between the Bafn and
~ Main-iireet, fuitabie for eommilion ,rer-
chant or proefional gen,lenar-repctabIe fcbooI or
any other Purroie, where central fiuation and un
ohiructed light and air requifte-Fnaure ,f
Hart and Southga;e groeers, oppofite the fcale bouCr
July 2S. lawfw.
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A1ILITARY. CER1IEIC LIES.
Deed.

TOR SALE, Certificates of this fate, bearing in.
tereit OF per cent. and receivable at the Trea-
Tor all arrearages of taxes prior to the year
WILLIAM PRICE, Cali'r. Genl Il. A. 5.
May 10. II.
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NEAL NELSON,
BOoT g SHOE MANUFACTURER,
EET.RtcuuoHD
(8w&tO

M AXES Boots s. Shoes
1vt to any pattern OF flfh.
ION, eqral in point Of Ma
TgR1ALs and WcRKMAN.
SHIP to yny in general ufe.
~ Imported EooTsa and
SEOEs, Of the hfA qualit,
ahd newell fafhion, for flie
- Gentlemen at a dif-
lance, who are difpofed to
forward me their mcclure
? BY paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fttet
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foS LcvnoN,

fo4 LONDON,
~ rtrN ,,E 'stt falling ship srr, now
SO .stss-< az Norfolk, ard ready to reeve.
cargo immediately at the moderate
ireSn. , OF :. rfr hid. aud per cent primage.
IT,, 80 ~ 10 Hf1'"'nf Z Cb';fian Petersburg, Will
NJ, 1HoMAS ty AMOS I.ADD.
kiei''n0nd' Ausuf Is. (epf.
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Y URR Mill. STONES, OF ALL SIZES; and
- PLASTER OF PARIS, of an excellent quality
FOR SAFE, rs UsUAL, Br
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
tie Market.
lte.f. eptf.
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Which added to his former nock, completes an az
iortment that was never equaed in his line OF Lui
neis, in this city
lie thanks his cutomers for pan flvors, and hone,
to merit continuation of their culom. His former
attention to the quality of his Medicines importing
them in their crude fate, that he might be able N
Judge OF their quality. and po.dering and PREPARING
them under hsimmediate infreaion, have contributed
to his Preent eiabliihn;ent; and oppoGtion he pre-
fumes will mot relax his exertons to give general at
faction in future.
His experience for more than years paR. az A.
Pothecary and Druggiit in this city, added to fma
iiock of Medical Information acquired before enables
him, he thinks, to form to!eray corre6f indon,ent
as TO the quality of Drugs and Medicines, although
he Cannot boat of boaor5 ess,yidoa linn greater than
the confidence Of numerous and Respectable cnGo-
mers.
In regard to his wholefale prices, he pron,fes to
iurniih each OF his wholeialc cufoncr5 with printed
price current, foon PoiTible and feels hmfs con-
hdent in their APPRECIATION, knowing that no one in
this itate ahord TO nnder-iel him. This he in
tends 70 do,noi 10 gel oLe,s eomeys from them, but to
lceure his own.
Any artclesth that may be ordered, and not approv.
ed Of as quality, may be returned if in good order
and 10 d re.donabe time.
June 7. (3w&tO
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BENJHMIN DUVAL.

AT THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN moRran
RICHMOND,
IL AS luit received very large and extcnGve af
Z iertment OF ireih MEDICINES, SURGEONS
DRUGS and DYE-STIIFFS.
PAINTS of all kinds OIL, VAENISHEs, rIIT'
rY, &c.
dy0 complete GlSrtm.ut IF
II AT TERS' MA TERIAI
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TRACT OF LAND.

Z DIN INtR, Wines 70 leli traa Of lard
- c6uhGi or $50 acres Iv;r,, ,yi,bip half +, r;lo
Of Charitable. Euv r,,lon - ding IN p,rei,c.
may fee thbrd and Know tie farm, bv appiy;po >.
him in tsslace
June q. {iaw s,g.
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ELLIS SjALAN,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, PER THE sv,p -,
RY, FROM LIVERPOOL:
I Jour hundred Sacks Of Shy,T 7 ;vor,..,
4 h''ed--Alio, few dozen Ga,laR siI0yFt q
and SPADES; which, witt. number of articles in ,i
hardware ine' renders then arornent pretty genetI
Auguft 9. Claw 4v,1 s'">''''
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u virtue Of "a decree of the county court of Ell.
A Will De fold at Loyd's, ia the faii oc,o; nm ,Is
2o;h day OF AnguG next If fair if aot tb oY, So
day, the traa Of LAND now IN the pogcG;n, af
Caty, Molly and William, Lloyd, which va. ,be
property OF the late Thomas Lloyd, and wing is The
Parih OF ST. Ann and faid county, to fatisfy Ar,b-
bald Ni'CaA the monies decreed to him thereby.
JOHN P. LEE, ,
w: rls5Ee, ( Commiflioners
JOHN JONES.
Enex, July IL. (eF5v5
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NOTICE.

f.h iuh''r'bers, having been appointed adn,inn.
traitors On The eitate of the late MIR. william,
a eF'"'is indebted to the fad eftste a,o
ae're" 10 ,s'<r "a yT,ent TO JOHN 4. Chevailie. aa
ing adninii'isto', and tl:ofe having claims apsut lie
nste VIII be peaita to- ren.r their ae counts to him
for adju,.,,:er,. ''"'''
Z. CARRINGToN.
Augua Is.
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NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be preiented to the General
\ Aiiernbiy of Virginia, the next ielior, pray
ing that an ati may pals 10 incorporate a company
Tor the purPoe of cutting Canal on the fou.h lde Of
the falls of James River, oerw lie improving the
navigation OF THE river for the paage of 2a,teaux and
alto for the Establishment OF Bank in the town OF
hlancheiier. Augua 13.
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ABGCOkDFn-

Juy lo,-a-[eF I'm.
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1T Pnjhs Ptndpr, at G,9ys Hotel, in hlexan,ia, on
Afoaaay tie 6tb day ef S1Stembrr, at 2 o'eloei nt
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Wares Jnlya
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WILLIAM OXL Ely

HAS ON HAND,
mir be xviN dypsde ef en- terms 0avantNgfass
10 The bu,rhq/ers, tor eeS Of notes,
The following Articles, VIZ.
SupeGrne and fecond cloths.
Kcsfeymeres nd fwandowhs
BearGins and tearnonghts
Dnrsnts and cal!lmancoes'
Bombazets and widbores
Common and boil'd cambiets
Silk, cotton, and worried hohery
Englilh extra long elk gloves
Silk twiR and thread
Diaper and common apes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed matieilles
Laces, edgiags and gimPs
Elegant black and white lace ye'is
Patent do. 90.
Satin peelong and fix handksfehis.'
A, e.S, and O. cambrick muti'a'
India Iaconet do.
Fustians, buckram, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales ofNegro Caddies, and enc tsufkk
elk and COTTON i1iogs.
January ?.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-05

Forty DOIlaTS NSW1Y0.
s PAN-AWA1,s on Monday night, the 18th
instant,
A Nenro Man, named WILL;
"a GEN asagt go years, dark complexion,
II has loag css,a. WHEN h. talks OF laughs
(hews his teeth, is S f.ee @ OF 10 inches high,
veil made, is an artful, clHaing fcllow-Had
on. when he wea: away, a grey coat much worn,
brown wa;acoat, and drao. coloted ilrped pair
af ifort hreechss, dark grey pair of tocsmgs,
old (hoes and hat.
i purchafcd him from Mr.. cbarles Btaaef,
fenior, of Loudoun cou3ty, and it is probable
he may change his name-He has lived IN AK,
aad,ia, is we'll acquainted about the town, and
El do not doubt but he will be hatbored ny Tome
of his accaaintauces. IF the faid Negro is taken
| within the diRria of Columsis. or IN Fairfax
county, I will give TEN DOLLARS If 80
mile, ftam home, FIFTEEN DOLLARS; II
so miles, TWENTY DOLLARS; and, It TAX
zen up in Peanfylvania, FORTY DOLLARS
Whoever takes up the faid Negro and confines
him in any jail, lh4ll receive the above reward.
REIN OFFuTT,
Fairfax county, near the Great Falls
Of Potomac.
April 80. "a"
/ NJ. B. All matters Of vefIeis and Others. arc
forewarned again& harboring OF carrying OH laie
tfsllow, at tfsir peril.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

Are now landing and oifer fQr iale
at The fore lately occupied by R. 3. JaH'ellon,f
90 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
20 Hhds. Mafcovado Sugar,
2 PuDcheons Eriih Whikey, ~
L puncl,sons Old, and has favored Jand
RUM
s Pipes Holland Gin, low
70 Pipes Cogniac Btandys
So o.. CheRs of the belt Ifas, ahortes'
bohsa to Imperial.
80 Bbls. OF Ia and I'd quality refined Ss
z Hhds. Nader,
Hhd,. Green Coperais, IS
s Teirces Roll Brimfone, &c
Z Hhds. Alum, :.
Tietce 'Giauber Salts,
10 Pipes of Old London Particalsf Madeua:
Pipes of full Bodied PORT,
20 Or. Caiks Sherry,
Pipes fine Libor,
Pipes Particular Tennerife,
go Or. ,CaGks Malaga,
20 Caiks C|aret,
Cafe of Nutn:gs, Mace, and Cloves
Bales CafIa,
500 lbs. Pepper,
100 los. finSn1p,
SEQ lbs. Ground Ginesr,
1900 lbs. Race, do. .
200 Boxes Godfroids, (uperhne) Segst', IN
half boxes,
70 Boxes ST. Jago, do.
! Pipes bef (French) Vinegar,
10 Bales Almonds,
Lak Pearl Barley,
1s f1hds. Bright Moaifes, ID
Is Boxes Super6ne Chocolate,
40 Boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
go boxes Brown and White Soap =
100 Boxes Hunters Pipes,
20 boxes Of MuRard,
Cafe Cayenne Pepper, !.
Bsket Salt,
Fine Poland Starch.
100 Demijohns, aGorsed,
7co ID. Refined Salt Petre,
go qr. Oaks Bca EngIia, +. Gunpovdes; !
Do. in ID. Papers,
Do. in Canifers,
90 Boxes Fig Blue,
Seroons ine aotant Indigo, .
Lieper, and Harilton's SnuiT,
rFGafe of Maccoaba, do. g !
Do. French Rappee.
Vaudeville g Jameaon', J. J.
Nov. 80. ila,. 20 7. Z te -
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Are now landing and offer for iale
II the fore lately occupied by R. 3. Jan'eilon,
al RaJes Prime Upland Cotton, -
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NOW LANDING
From the brig Maria, CAPTAIN Carer.
and for Sale BY
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
5000 pieces hrt chop
yellow Nankeens Entitled to De-
10 chefs hyfon & bsnture.
hyfon kin TEAS
boxes China Bowies, containing $50 bowles
earh, and will be fold al So dollars per box.
30 cafxs fislh Malaga Ra;ins
2 pipes 4,h proof Barcelona Brandy.
AJ6 IN fore, jgerecelued,
10 chefs Young Hyfon, TEAS,
DO. Hyfon skin, fof the latea i'm.
do. Souchopg, portation.
6 bales Bcerbooa Gurraa8, of the frlt quality
go lbs. Nusmegs and Cloves
70 colts hrt ant kcond quality Rufia Duck
50 DO. ditto Ravens do.
70 d.. ditto heavy Ravens do.
particularly made for hiPs' top-galaat and crafts
fails.
pipes choice old Cosniac Brandy
| half pipe do. particular Madeira Wine
4 pipes Holland Gin
Retailing Molahes
60 barrels No. and Beef I Bottom intpec.
70 do. Pork J ton,
csiks Sperm. Oil for lamps
40 boxes mould and dipt Candles
20 do. brown Soap
70 boxes frefb Chocolat.
10 do Bs,reI Fig blue
ca&s Glauber Salts :
trunk Ladies Morocco fhoes
ditto Morocco pocket books
Cotton and Morocco Sulpenders.
Mayo. q.
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|onathan & Mahlon Scholheld
H.ve iaR rtstive4, ora Philadelphia,
large and general Allotment of
DRY GOODS,
Sa,,abl. q The ieafon--coniiising Of

Suitable 20 the feafon-conftting of
Inh inens, Irslh and RulIia dia-
Is, dowIass sieklsnOasgs, oznabusgs, brown
bvauis, white platllas, Silesias, lhs:ting $,
esss aa,rs.d Harlem lsrip.s, canbrick and
oaet malias, book mullins, colorel cam
Ecks, laced cansricks, aGorrel laced can.
fck hawlS, B.sfbooa gayalls, rnamodies, fine
bhcst 6a. bafsas. ana fannahs mullins India
Riaz, Iadia checks, Romai haudkcrchiefs, long
y Afty.ilov aankssns, blus All black ditto,
pnoa Sneres, aGorted; dimiJies, sforted
{adcilss, aGNled Iudia ADD Italian dIks, az
pea sa'csnets and p.eioags, alfort.d fix.
RrOn, aa3 ibseal ho6.ry, Legaora bonnets,
( aud KID gloves, wAih leather ditto, pins,
pcs, threads, fe@ing f!ks, aGarsed fans I'D
<itOas; add
4 Variey Of other Artietes,
adi'iof . their former Aock, make very
cofscsese adortment
Aa Of which they will fell low for cath. OF
S - retss pay able in A'sxsndfia, at 60 days.
May g.
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T UlN IS C raw z, N,
H.dS TCST bECETYED, s

An elcgaa, sartueut Of soeds, teiestsd from
IA III: .s.c. isnpartstpNs, 70 Pniia.
deiphia sad Balt;nore. +
~ AMONG WHICH ARE
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BEN IAMIN COOKE

Has rteefred; and is gouU opening, l5acG'9me
a,gsu0,esl 81 SPRING GOODS, 0m0gg
qvbirb art, ~ ri
Plain-and Lace Ca9bfick Mullins,
Lepeau and cplonaie do. India null null! aad
book do. lace Snd embroidered ,noti'n ihawis,
Chanbray muslin, Italian aid India flks, chiotz,
calicces, cagnbrick and cornmep dim.tles, lace
edgins wreaths, artificial aowe,s, white plumes.
fraw bennets, fix and cs.ton hod:ry, cotton
r.iitae.e. marleilles, james, faperfne cloths, pa-
rent wool!en cord, Irih iioen and lhsetins, tick.
lenburg, dowlas, piatlas, hsilians, gnsrahs, baf-
tas, mamoodies, Sc.
cafe gentleniens' London faihonablr HATS.
May 81. dlw
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SPRING 60 obs
: e's'ssd, per Aip carliAe. from LosDoa,
'0a fo' Tale. by the iabicriocrs:
fm9ngf qpbicb aye--
dmaaga qvbicb are

dmongf qpbicb are
Elegant and fashionable muffin
' !. plan and colorcd null, piques, calo.
4 . ',n llpaa, Japan laced, liae lappet, plain
-, M canby!esS. iacoaet an book mullins !;
d SS si1nisies; lcao Italian farleness /;
~ Naa aai narrow corded dimisics nan
FF;" ~ lssp'; crod ,vets; qail,inys /; right
NJ. s'a@rics cahco.s; chinszes, sc. &c.
|, s.ag :, o. ihete goods are IN packages iuitable
ack. '' 'n'Ns'--sn''sica 70 0saW-
Nav IS. - S''>" : ~
Adventures in the Catholic
.asesaral Church Lottery NAV know
! II, lS.s p o. 'heir Tissess on application
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

A pa nphlet has just appeared published by
Thomas Dobson, of philadelphia, which
gives history OF the FIJI that has been 50
destructive to the grain IN many parts OF
the couotry within these few years. He
Gals il the Wl5eat Moth or Virginia Fly.
The pamphlet concludes with the following
,atehud for arres,lug the progress OF that
destructive insect.
To preserve the grain from further ~
Jury af,er il is reaped, it should be thresh.
ed cut as soon as possible, as such part OF
it as is wished TO preserve either Tor seed
or GRINDING should be dried in al oven or
kiln, in which the heat should be strong c.
nongh to kill the catterp,iars without des-
tloving the vegetatlve principles lhis will
be effected by r24 degrees OF heat OF Fab
renaeits thermometer. For the seed grain
may be better prepared by being soaked
in strong lye Of wood ashes and
quiokllme, heated to such degree that the
finger can Just bear it. Let the gram con-
tinue in basket be stirred IN this Iye, and
the grain sklmmed off thar floats on the
surface. When it has been thus soaked
for about two inmates, the basket which
contains i. should then be lifted up and sus-
pended BY two poles Till the I've IS strained
off. The grain should then be spread very
thin on floor to dry, when a second bas-
ket full is prepared inthe same manner.
When thus stepped and well dried, will
keep a,year, and continue fit for sowing"
Barometer.
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From THE Ecrs.
AGRIC T U R AL.
!" NsSos fran TIE Farm

Agriculture is the great arr OF all arts.
1t is tnis which supports. nvigorates and
renders useful every other arr. lhe FAR
mer may, with peculiar emphasis. be stiled
the lord of the lower creation. The fields
and meadows with all their rich and beau
tiful productions are his, and he Is the orr.
ginal possessor Of the groves and forests.
The cattle upon the thousand hills are his,
aud the birds of heaveo feed at the table
spread by him. Nor Only the inferior ere :
alton, bur even his own species are, eventu-
ally subiec, to bis viii. Every other class
Of men, from the cottage 10 he ehrone, de-
pend for the "staf ofEe" upon the grand,
enn6bling and heaven born art Of cutlvat-
ing the earth.
Did the farmer duly consider the i'm
por,ance of his place and calling did he
properly estimate the opportunities and adj
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-05
ISAIAH POTTER,
THOMAS CROSS, and
IGNATUS THOMPSON.

The language of the aurora, since the
result of the late Election in Pennsylvania
has been known, though no, loud nor com.
handing, still brearhes spirit OF malgnity
and revenge, that asslmila es itself to the
character Of those early d mocrats whom
MILToN's imagination made immoral by
their rebellion against heaven:
-Whas tho the field be loft
Air NJ left; tn uncenquerabl will,
Ard fudv Of ,rqeuge, etfrnal bate.
Throu h exp lie ( e OF this event,
We may with more fuccefsful hope reiolve
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From tie HaaoUey ~ II. J Gasatr.
a CURIOUS FACT,

Far The lpeculahou Of Pbfh/qpluc and Meferar
GeniyH.
Many conjeaures have been made as to the ma.
tuT,i cauie Of the AURORA BoreslS Some have
conjttiuyed that its caule might be valcandes, or
burning maunains in the northern regions f1me
that it might be cauled by the reflections of the
ilghJ OF the fun from the regions of ice towards
The northern pole; but more generally and more
probably, that il is effected by fctne myaerious
operation of the electric huld--any how, the fol-
lowing may be relied upon as fact. On Sunday
evening the 9Th of September IaR, tstween, We
apprehend, l<yen and eight O'Clock in toe even.
ing, from the windows OF the Rev. Mr.. CROSS
hou(c, in Hartford, Vermont, we noticed the
Aurora Borcais, the bottom OF it elevated bur
tew degrees above the ho,izon, lay in regular
line, very bright, and rot much wider than the
rainbow above that, IN fcversl places areams
flot up towards the zenith as u(ual. We had
not viewed ii long before VIC obisryed thar the
eafern par. OF it had iettcd 70 low as actually to
be between US aud the high land on the north iide
Of White River, the beight at the ditance from
us perhaps q about mile and half.
The Meleor, we appreheud, mof be nearly
perpendicular TO White River, and difant per.
haps about half of mile. IT would have graft
fed orr curloiity, could iome OF us have teen ON
the heighr beyond White River, to have made
on, observations upon it, as il mott have been
between US. This we certainly conclude, how.
ever, that ii would be ns:dles for us 60 70 the
North Pole for it. There had been comfortable
rain the preceding day, the air was warm, aud
fome fog towards evening Icy along upon White
River, and the lumn US meteor rather appeared to
be in,ermingIed 10 the fog.
{Sipncd by)
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an sorry to acquaint you that the
captors nave libelled the Huntress and car
go. have g,ven claim for the whole,
and the vessel aud such parts Of the, cargo
as were bougas.in the Uaitel States by the
shippers, must be. acqultied. What viii DC
the fate of tue goods (lfany imported from
the enemy's acolames by the salppers. is
NOT known. No caseaot that description
having been yet decided. ii
The governments has not ggyen a fnal
answer to Mr.. Manroe's remonstrances
againsi the late captures. rne court Of,
admiralty viii sit ia about tour weeks.'' 'l1
The following information has been re-
ceived at the Daatsh Consulate O5ice, AID
is now published for the .Goveralneat Of
the concerned.
g As the same danger with which yes
sells proceeding from the United States 10
Danish ports arc iiaple. TO thrra,en the pub !.
lie state of health, in no less degree exists
with those bound to4oener ports on. the Bal
the neighboring powers TO adopt similar
precautions with vessels bound from the
Unlted States to any OF their respective
ports, as by the Royal Ordinance oi.q15th
May last, has been prescribed Tor DANISH
vessels as well as Others proceeding from
the United States for. any Danish port.
1t has in consequence thereof, been agreed
between his MaJesy's Goveranentand the
Governments OF Sweden, Russia and Prus-
STA, that Consular certificates snail heace-
forth be furnished either oy DanTsa Consuls
or Vice Gonsuls, where these powers the M
selves have 40 comercla agents or by theirs
vice versa where 40 DANISH Consul or
Vice Consul reside. Aay vessel therefore
to whatever nation il may belong, whe'af-
ter public noticc has been given OF thls ar.
rangement, shall proceed from the u. .. to
any DANISH port, or TO any portion the Eal-
tic, withou, beingprovided with Consular
certificate OF health, will absolutely on us ar
rival at The Sound or at is port otdesunatl-
on, if not bound to the Baltic, be subjected
to quarantine for longer or shorter time &C.
cordIng TO circumstances, even Tit should
be provided with clean bills OF health from
the respective authorities.