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Will be Sold,
Attest
DAVID HUNTER, c. 3. c.

On the 18th Of March NEXT, at the sub
scriber's, fo,r miles from Martins
burg and fhrr from D"rkes0i|lr, the
following Property, viz:
TJORSES, Horned Cattle, Sheep,
/ L and Hogs.with sundry Household
and Kitchen FInirure-Nine months
credit will be given, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security
Also, eight or ten likely young
Virginia. born SLAVES,
will be sold at the same time for Cash.
Some Grain in the ground to be Sold
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.
when attendance will be paid by
SAMUEL DUNAWAY.
January II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11
FOR HIRE TWO
Negro Girls,

One about fifteen and the other sixteen
years old they have both been accuse
toned to housI-wnrk, and one has for
some time past been a cook. An EN-.
ployer in the country would be prefer.
red. Impure of the Printer.
January II, 1905. (wt0
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11

Among the various alteration, which
are daily making in the constitutions Of
the several states, all Of them aimed a
gainst the Judiciary and executive de-
partments, we notice the following, men
toned in a democratic paper OF Balti-
more: L. ). OAK.
1--WE learn, from our aluable cores
pendent at Annapolis. that the bin intro
duced into the house OF delegate by MIR.
Montgomery, for the trial Of facts in
the several counties of this state and to
alter and change such parts Of the con-
stitution and form Of government as re.
lates to the genetal court and court of
appeals, passed the house Of delegates on
Friday last. Affirmative 36-Negative
a."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-01-11

"On Monday last leave was given, In
the house of delegates Of this state, to
bring in bill'to alter, change and abo-
lish, all such parts of the constitution and
form Of government as relate to the time
and manner Of electing the senate, and
Ut filing up vacancies in that body"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
From the MlDDLEsEx GAzETTG.
The Weeds of Democracy.

Having location, i!lort time Gnce,
to Witt a neighboring democrat, who
is more remarkable for his weakness
and credullty than for wifdom or inde-
.pendence of fentiment, | happened to
obferve, that his garden was extremely
over-run with weeds. | AFFIXED him the
caule. He had jut been arenuoully
advocating the doctrine of llbery and
equality, and oblerved in reply to my
queffion, that S he fufered the weeds
to grow from principle. For Cont
nued he weeds have as good a right
to the foil, as plants or flowers; they
ara equally ,cheriihed by the hand of
nature and it is arifocratieal op-
preiiionin the plants, thus to deprive
the weeds of their natural rights.
At hrf (uppofed his explanation
a iatire upon bis doctrine; nor could
Imagine his intelleas 70 completely
deranged as to adopt an idea 70 abfurd
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
BALTIMORE, AusuR 1.

Arrived, brig Louie Wheeden, Rutt.r, ;,
days rom Lrghorn. Sailed 18TH May, sccoun n,
not 70 late a, rhe 'Fele!nactus at Salem, I'd,
s, fqase brig Brilliant from New. York. Nth.
IAe OF France. I7sb, lhip Warren, Eolssr. ol
Sag Harbor, on whaling voyage.
A brig below.
All0, brig Comet, Diamond, y days from
St. Croix, lweG end). Left, l4sh July, tris
Eliza Hamilton, Culver, Tor New, York, IN
days; Polly, Fotaer, of Bottom for Bai,imor,
or Nov. York James, Goodwin, 70, Hstfoa
sdays; Elizabeth, Griffith, Philadelphia, AM.
we'd l4lh July; jaoe, Perkins, Kennsbulk, az.
rived from Antigua, ,3th Jay.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03

We are informed, BY a z,-,-,,it.n,,
who arrived in the Britilh packet from
Halifax, that the frlgate Cleopatra, On
her return thither from Newfoundland
where The had been di(patched to con.
yoy troops, fell in with not lefs than
800 iaands Office, fome Of which ver,
three miles in length, and had ground.
ed in 100 fathoms water. 1t was(,ar
ed ihe would be loft. Ihe Vile de-
Milan was at Halifax, repairing. #
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
W-YORK, July 81.

We learn by. the ichooner Regula-
tor, Mather, that the port Of Laguira
was lhut agsinit neutrals on the 9Th of
July; fince which time no vellels had
been allowed to anchor there except
ing the flip Stranger captain Water
man, Of New York, who arrived on
the 9Th, md received permillion to
enter in three or four days afterwards.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03
alerauorta Dailp aooerEiser.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8.
Extyaa sfs letter from Cadiz, dahl
a2d OF Tune.

a2d Of June.
&c Ey the incloled papers, YOU will
perceive the inlultng file in which the
Spaniards mention in their public
prints, an occurrence which took place
few days ince of the attack and cap
ture Of one of the United States gun
boats, No. 8, by three Spanllh priva.
teers. The refult of this buinefs vo
are. yet ignorant of, though it is laid
the boat has been givenup ;the capture
appears to have been intended moreas
an infu!t than any thing elie."
The fame letter announces the con-
demnation Of the brig Hudion and
cargo by the tribunal of Marine, Of
the illand Of St. Leon. The realon
given is, {" that the brig was Engllh
built; and the want OF Spanilh cerdh
Gates to the property" This veiel IS
American built and owned, was bound
to Naples with a valuable cargo be-
longing entirely to native citizens.
Omitted.
Extract of letter from an American
officer, at Malta, dated April the5tA
1906.
8: In my lat believe inform
ed you thai captain Eaton had gone'o
Alexandra in Egyptto meet the clde'
want Baihaw OF Tripoli, brother to Inc
reigning Balhaw tince which the Argus
has returned and brings letters from
Eaton. He was received with mucn
attention, and was appointed gene,
ralillimo by the: Bathaw; he is now
at the head of about fix thouianl
men on his march 81 Tripoil, as
lance of 1000 miles. he is lupPoiedto
be at Derne, aprovlnce Of TriPoll' a.
bout half way from Alexandra.
''THe Argushas ndIlpatcllea y
Derne, with provi!ions, and the c tar.
modore has ient to Mehina to purel'l'
field pieces, &c. Great aopes are r GU.
tcrtaincd from this expedition IN
rcigning Baihaw'is much alarmed ans
has put himlelf al the head of his army
to oppofe them. .,.e
{: Commodore Barron Conll'uJJ
very i'll yet. The Conititutlon, CoD" A
lation, and brig Vixen are now ~
Tripoii, from which place we na
juIt returned the Eiiex and Ip a.a
prize at Venice and .Trlelt, expsl I,,
here daily-the Congrelsand Naua .I,,y
at syracufe or on their paaage to this
place-the syren cfuizing off Tans'e'
Extract Of letter from an Amefl'''
officer, dated Malta, April 7; .,,s
GA letter dated January a7th wa W"
received few daysince from eapsl&. a..
Bainbridge by way of Tunis. me e., u%
GERS were all ia good health, now
itanding their rigorous confinement ling
Arrangements are Re making for entet h,,9
an oFenfive operation asalnit inc sa II
harians. 1t will be needless 70 tbe
you that the officers and ere" .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03

an anchor and was lalnted with .wen y
one guns, which compliment we lmsne-
diately returned. On the morning OF
the 9th Of January all lmpedimen,ts
! were removed, and the indl[peniable
demand frit propofed being now un-
.conditionally acceded to, and carried
into effect. Mr.. Cartwright landed a.
bout noon and was received with the
u(ual marks of di(tinaion, but with
mutual 10y, for the inhabitants, Turks s.
Moors, and Jews, dread above all
things a war with England. he was
prefented by captain Keats to the Dey,
who received hun in a friendly and
gracious manner. TAe Engllih con-
fular houfe was then thrown open, and
thus was Mr.. Cartwris ht mott honora-
bly, eltablnhed at Alglers.
On the 18th, having taken IN a
plentiful fupply of freih provlilons'
vegetables. &c. captain Keats had his
audience of leave, and, in the even
ing, we left the Bay. The wind
proving favorable, we Joined our
brave commander in chief and the
fquadron at their anchorage In Madl-
aIena Bay, Sardinia, early on the 18th
of January.
feannot conclude without expecting
my full convi6tionthat this happy terml-
nation of our differences with Alglers
is to be attributed to the zeal, Judg-
ment, and intrepidity of capt. Keates,
the whole tenor of whole conduct was
fuch as to extort projections of reipect
and elteem even from the minllters he
treated with, at the very moment that
they were reluctantly complying with
his demands. Calling to mind the very te-
nacious & irritable difpoftion ofthe dey
biaEed by pecuniary confderations,
infIamed alto by the fly inlinuations
and artful intrigues of a defignlng fac
ton, at the head of which is the re-
preventative of Bonaparte, powerful
at the time, but whole frength is n0w
no more, if you conlider thele, | lay
and the many other obltacles we had
to contend againit, you will admit
that We have accomplished talk Her
culean.
The Superb, you will remember,
is the flip that, in the awful and me-
morable hight of the 18th of July,
1901 Having been tent head by the
admiral, the gallant fir James Sauna
req ingly opened her fire on the rear
Of the combined enemy, and cauled
the deifruetion of the Real Carlos and
San Hermenegiido, of liz guns each;
after which ihe .chafed, fought, and
captured LIE st. Antonio,~ of equal
force with herfeif. There we had an
opportunity of maintaining the honor
of the Britiih flag, and we have now
been the means of hoilting it again at
Algiers with increafed relpe6t and dig
nifty. After an ablence of nearly four
years, we now naturally look with
anxious hopes to that happy period
which will recall us to the bolom. OF
our friends and relatives, to our dear
fire fides, in the favored abode Of
happineis and liberty.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-03

/ and coatenptible.s.. Tony aaoaila-
| ment. however, I loon found that he
! was ferrous in his declarations and had
| affualIy realoned hilnfelf into the be-
/ lief that the weeds poaraed right to
the foil, and that it was oppreiilon 70
| delfroy them.
This put me into train OF thinking,
and led me to coniider how tar men
will become fooIifh and abfurd by
cheriihing with that their ideas may
| be realized; what force and import
ance they will give to arguments which
are in themlelves contemplate: and
how far beyond the bounds OF com
mon ienle they will be carried by pre-
iudice and the rage of dllputatlon.
When we hear a farmer laying contra
ry TO the prelent appearance, CT be-
lieve it will rain," we generally fad
that ne is earnealy deGrous of rain;
that he cheriihes belief at the expence
of Judgment. So in the departments
of politics and religion. Men believe
that democracy and dilorder viii con-
tinue, only becaule they with for their
continuance and they become Athe-
its | and DEBTS, only becau(e they with
the doctrine to be true. Thus the de-
mocrat, above alluded to, believes in
the FLY and quixolic doctrine of llber-
ty and equality only becauie he wines
to profit by the degradation of his fu-
periors to ride their pockets, that his
own might be filled with the fpoil that
he might retire to brothelor grog ihop,
and experience the hbery of a baccha-
nalian, and the equality Of brute.
Thus, founding their hopes on the
BATS of deiire, patton and prejudice,
many enter the lift, and let thentelves
up for ltatelmen and politicians. Many
who are educated only to follow the
tail of the plough, conider themfelves
capable of guiding the helm Of State;
and many who ihould provide bread
corn for the ule of their famiIhing ia
miles, are iollc.touily calculating the
exigencies ofthe nation. Attic the Com
mencement of their political caieer,
they are not perhaps converts to the
contemplate, doctrines they advance
but the warmth OF diipute fuggeifs new
arrangements; and as they have en-
barked in the caufe, they are too proud
10 retrad; and thinking that they
bave exhibited lpecimenS of ingenuity,
they proceed on in the courle, till their
preludices become too firmly fixed to
be eradlcated by the convictions Of rea-
fon, or the calls Of duty.
In this manner, doubt not, many
have become democrats, from the wan
tonnels of difpute, and the too great
pride to retract and acknowledge the
the erroneousnels ftheir opinions But
let them remember that no man ever
loft reputation by the candid acknow-
ledgemene Of an error. And perhaps
it would be advilabIe for my neighbor
to be lefs fearful of the arilocratical
tendency of his plants and flowers
than of>the erroneous and dangerous
tendency of his democratic principles.
If he is confcious that weeds are a true
Proclamation of the barrennefs Of Dc
mocracy, and that plants and flowers
are the juit emblems of federalifm, let
him embrace that which prelents the
mott promiGhg appearance.
Perhaps, when he has attentively
viewed the profpeSf before him. he
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19

The accounts from Paris fay,
Gen. Mack has b becn obliged to fur
render with 10000 men, 70 that his
whole army, lately amountingto 81,
900, is annihilated except a few corps,
which have eicaped into the Tyrol.-
Mack was not only attacked on one
iide by Bonaparte !; Angereau, with
the army from Brett was approaching
him on the fide of S,ockcah. He was
completely furrounded, and his onlv
chance was TO tfcape TO the Upper
Palatinate, by breaking through the
French line north of the Danube.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
THE LARCEOI.

TIE late fxbibiiiOs in STATE Street,
sff5e Rag-O., and B6xF, is svidenee Of
the )up0iority Of tbe grazing JM Of
Nes0-Engiand. The Ok. ybieb .gas
exbibed on Tbmfay, soSs rajsd on THE
firm of BsN3. GARDNER, Ej4. Of Mid
Glctoacn, K. Jgand, and turebalSd BY
Mr.. AMsS Books, Of this fo.Dn.--
Ceod Jiudges Jay, that far fafaff and
becuiy be exceeded any thing Of fbs kind
evsr exhibited in this tOWn, and THE beef
is asv for (als at B,Ooks's faH in tie
marker. TIE Ok, ste learn, s0ai sn!y
Jeven years I'D lat FIRING, and has not
bad any exfrs keeping mil satbin
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19

NOTICE Is hereby given, THAT the fubfcrib-
IN en, Executors to the laR Will and Teka-
men Of JsJn H4SqDen, late of Newport, in the
STATE o. Rhode Iland, Merchant, dcccafei |;
have taken upon themfelvcs that traf, and Civ
en- bonds ~ the Law direeta And all psrions
having demands spon the eaafc of the laid 7sbn
H<isOss, decsatsi, are reqatacd TO exhibit the
fame AID all prrfsns indcbtcd 10 the iaid e0ats,
arc called upon 70 make payment TO
ELIZABETH HADWEN. Ex<e's.
BENJAMiN HADWEN, Exse'y.
Nswb0rs, 10th Ut roth Mo- So4. on
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19

sh. AsRSi,as near Wsrinsea, defeated i bat.
talaas If grenadien-all Sheir artillery is taken,
alie ss.is namber Of Prifoners. and eight
fAadsr1s. We have reiolved 10 make prefent
O. sac coiasrs 20 our good CRY of Pais and t~o
pi-ces OF cannon to be placed in The hotel desi!e.
W. deire. then our good city OF Paris viii &c.
eigisiz. is this afair our affection for her.
~hich will be 70 much the more dear 90 her, as
il wss her Governor who commanded oer
t.oops IN the engagement of Werineen. Thn
les.er h4sing 90 other Object. We pray C1d 70
have yoo in his holy keeping.
"h re fnps,iai bead q@srfsn 81 .iEg-
goa,g. igb Ytndem0irf. lob on. ,Sos.
(Signed) NAPOLEON"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-12-19
REM ARKARLE PRESERVATION.

THE following intereiting narrative, com.
municated by the captain OF meIchantman to
his overs, is given in letter from Barbados,
dated July g -" Ga he sd inf. charter
ed copper oottomcd ichooner, direet for Ber-
bice, and weot in her, in company with Dutch
lady, and her two children. Ia the night of the
Sth. at 10 O'Clock, a moa violent gale of wiad
drove os on the rocks Of Bern ada, rkree leagues
from The more, when we hould have all perrin
ed, il Almighty @ ID had not iaved NJ in mot
miraculous msnoer. M1a of the crew took poi-
ieiion OF imaE boat, and vsntured to iea bat
| and fome more lett sehind. In .cis than half
an hour rhe veiiel was dahed TO pieces. Ii was
a difaal night, blowing, raining, thunderiug
and lightning the Tea came inceaan,ly over our
headt went from one piece of The wreck TO
another, 10 hold myfeli ia bat in the courfe
OF TWO hours wa quite exhau'te3, filed with
Tea waIer and my body lhockInely wounded
from beating on the rocks fix times was
~ahsd away. bur heavy fsa always brought
me up again and az laf / was driven upoo
tome pianSs, where | found the poor woman
and her two children. crying out in nof Ia
mentabie rpsnner /; | faved them thee times aud
took one Of the girl, eight years old, into my
arms but having loa all Rrength. high fea
tore her from ine-nobody could af6A he'--Se
gave her up for loe. aad expsttld every minute
10 ihare the iase fare. Al Gay break to our
gres, iusprife and joy. we faw the child at fome
diRsnce from Us Ricking 20 a piece of wood
hanging ON the rock dog va, with her, and
really believe, fsved her, for ihs faid fhe was
wafhed away frequently. AID came as often up a.
gain al the fame place. Retween 10 and ~ in
the noTping Of the 9th, when We had not the
fmallea hope OF b.ing iaved We iaw !mall boat
pulling after Us it was our good Cape. who
~as looking after US; not expecting TO find Us
alive. Ia about three hours afterwards We ar
rived on the uninhabited ihore Of B,rmuda,
without aOy othe: clothes except ihirts."
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CONFIRMATION.

LA7ES7 FROM EUROPE.
AmOng tbe files Of papers rseeived at
this Office, a0e bavs tbe Monitesr
(be French edTaiai paper) from
aObieb sae b0ve fran7afed The fol.
iozvins articles: Com. Advcr.
PARIS, Oaober "a.
On the 2ad Vendernaire the Mar.
lhall Soult took ponellion of Memin.
gen, together with 5000 prifoners.
At the fame time, his Majsfty the
Emperor, proceeded with the principal
part OF his army towards the city of
Ulm.
The Auerians have concentred
in the neighborhood of Ulm, all their
forces, with the exception of ao,o
men, commanded by Prince Ferdi.
nand, who has attempted to reach Bo-
hemia.
In the night of as (Brumaire) the
city of Ulm capitulated Gen. Mack,
II Generals and 10000 men were
made prifoners of war.
On the a., Prince Murat attacked
the rear guard of Prince Ferdinands
army, which had fled from Ulm, and
took 5000 prilon-srs and on the a6th
the whole army laid down their Arms.
Bavaria is entirely evacuated ; and
MarflalI Bernadotie has carried his
advanced poR to Hun. Ii is believed
at Head Quarters, thar his Majeay
the Emperor would leave Uim, for
Augfburgh, on the aad.
The official papers will give details
ofthsle grand events.
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CHARLES D'WOLFE.

ia, jna uesived. and ia, JaL,, at biz Store s
Byyssi. fbs jailsaUisg ayfiel,s. viS.
- AlsINS, csk aad box. ircih, and Of ex-
IN ccIlen, qOsIity. juf rcevcd from Maia-
ga; alfo Cattle Soap, fweet Oil 10 boxes Of 50
A H., sod boxes Of "a bottles; CIaret Wine "a
c.k, Of 90 galloss Silks Of various coiou,ss
Italian Lateanngs plain, ariprd and croL-bar-
red. and two franks Of fewing Siiks various
colours.
Brfsi, Dee. II.
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yTJE the Spbfcribeu being by the Honor
Wv able Court OF Probate, OF the Town Of
Ne~port, appointed to receive, examine and ad-
jua the claims OF the creditors 10 the Effate of
LUKE BLIVEN, late Of Newport, aforeiaid,
mariner. deceaied, reprefen,cd iniolvent. Give
Notice TO all perioos who have any demands a.
gaiaft the Eisste, TO bring them TO either OF us,
at cor REFLECTIVE dwellings. within Six Months,
from the date hereof, being the time allowed BY
Iaio Court OF Probate.
WILLIAM Hvsrts. Cs~mE
EDwARD TBvRsroN, 6onsys.
And all perica indebted TO iaid Eaaie, are
reqaeited TO make immediate payment, to
JOHN CAHOONE, .SlmxJgr~to,.
Newport, Nov. 4, 1906.
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Extract Of a letter fran gentleman in
the Stste Of Sfsa1y Habit, { (ConaeI.
cut J to bis friend in this foson.

emj TO bis friend in this f0a0n.
The invidious efforts of the Fcder-
aliGs manifelted here, to counteraa
the triumph of virtue over vice, has,
to the honor of our republicans, pro-
" abortive. Yes, the republicans of
Litch6eld have fucceeded by hand
fome majority, in their election of
Town Officers. Litchhsld you will
Tecolled has hitherto been coAiidered
as the iniquitous fink of Federalifm,
as confirmation of the remark it is
only neceaary to fate, that the town
of Litch6eld is the reiidence OF the
celebrated pious Tracy OF exterminat.
ing memory!
.. The Republicans have alto fucceed-
ed in feveral other towns in the Coun-
ty in which they never did before
Relt aGured We are determined TO
perfevere in fupport of the good old
caufe of Republicanifm.
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NATHANIEL DEARBORN.
Beck. Binder sJ Stafieasr.


LAS taken the chamber over MeiIi,. Msir
4 e RocsRs' Store. No IT Thasc,-
Street. oproii,e Mr.. qssossxl,, Coffee Houfe.
where the Book. Binding buiineis will be caui-
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with or without aeel backs ruled 70 any pat-
tern Old books bound on reaf,nable terms.
Aoy orders in the above buiinefs will be exc
Gated with punttuality and difpa,ch.
An excellent aiiortment OF Stationary. Ac-
connt and School Books, will always be kept
tor ialc as cheap 40 can be purcbafed in New.
port.--Now on hand Watts Pislm,. .& HYMNS.
large and fmsll tyre, Scots Left ms, Elements "a
Uiefnl knowledge, American Preceptor, do
Selections. Alden's Reader, Dabolls Arithmetic
Roots do. Mauay's Abridged Grammar ,Webac,'
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Writing Paper, Sealing Wax, Waters. Lead
Pencih, Ink Posder, red and black, Colombian
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WholeiaIe and Retail.
aa received, and excellent fuprly letter and
Velium paper for drawing paper for
Blank Books, &c.
Newport, Dec. i3, ,Isos. If
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ARMT- BULLETIN.

On the l4tb zoe believe Vsndsmairs,
snEavering to Od. 6, 1881 Gen. Yen
damme's diuifon of Marl5aH Soult',
army, by forced march, at 3 e'eisek,
p. AZ. reaebed Donatyert, (on tie
Danube, } and took the bridge s0bieb
4Oas defended by The regiment Of Collors-
do n tszo Aufrians l0sre killed and
others iGken.
October 6.
Prince Mxrat arrived zOifb BIS
DRAGONS ;-fbe bridge 10as repaired,
and The Prince, z0itb Walters diVifox
1l!vaneed fozOards the Leecb, THE bridge
sver zUbieb 9cas attaekedby 400 French
dragons. and the Aufrias routed,
Prime MWat lay at Rain.
Odobsr 8.
MarjbaN S0uif, zoitb fDo diOif0n5,
and Gen. St. Hilaire, qOitb bis, edvan-
esd fowards -Aug )6nrgb.
O1ober 9.
iii day b,sak Prince Murdf, at The
bead sftavo diUifons Of drego0ai, and
sss Of earabineers and cairabiers,
nareked to intercept THE road befz0sen
Um and A4gJ6ourgb.--A' W.r'insen
be dijcovered a Givi6On Of Au4rian IN
iantry, and jour jquairons ofemra'bi'rt
He di-edy jarromdsd ttis zO6ole
6ody,-Marlbat Lanncs, sVitb Oudiuofs
diviGon Sa0sa ms0 tie rear sf tie A4c
triaa. an engagement Of f10o hours
commenced, zobsn the zObOle di0ifon
-Cers taken, a0itb their folsnrs, cannon,
baggage, aSe. 1t eOagqei of tq0slVe
6aiiallsoas grgrenaaisrs-- (abont7aoo.) )
On tbe 9th and 9TH MaJbaA S0uH
meaquu,ed on the Danube, TO intercept
s6s juptties to ULA.
MARTIAL Davogf and Gen. Mar
mon. baye arriVsd ct OoaaDer'. Gen.
Barnadotte, and tbs BIVariaas are at
Aiebjcadt.