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next month, by Judge Tompkins.--The
gentlemen who procured and dslivered
him were obIigedto 60 FIRST 70 Philadel-
phia, TO procure an orderfrom his excel
iency Gov. M'Kean, 10 the Sheriff Of
Allegheny county for the surrender Of
Arnold, pursuant 10 -he I'd section of
the 18th article Of the constitution of the
United States. The whole distance
which they were obliged to travel was a.
bout 1000 miles, which they performed
notwithstanding the delays occasioned
BY necessary and various official pro-
ceedings) in 80 days. They deserve
great creditor their diligence asd acti-
Why in the performance oftheir mission,
and As their services are to be rewarded
out Of the State Treasury, it is hoped
and expected that they viii be liberally
re munerated.
The unhappy Arnold manifests every
symptom Of horror and remorse at the
enormity Of his crime, which he repre-
sentsi in the highest colours, and as the
effect Of an unhappy aud ungovernable
temper, and deploresfhe violence ofhis
passions, which have reduced him from
p citizen Of common reputation, to an
object Of reproach and disgust in the
community, Of which he was lately, a
tolerable member. - =.
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PHILADELPHIA, Tune 1s..

The following article removes every
doubt, respecting the arrival Of the CONF
bined feet al Martinique. :
A gentleman passenger in the schr.>
Louisa, arrived at the Lazaretto from
ST. Pierres, informs, that he left az Fort
Royal, aFreach and Spanish Ace, a
follows: ..- s - = =
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Palace Of the ThniHeries, 27m Etnt9se,
= uear f3.@

Palace Q tte ThniHtries, 27th Ytntsse,
II -. year IT, & - =. =.
Napoleon, BY the grace of God, and
BY the constitution OF the republic, en-.
pefor Of the French, to all present and
J future time greeting -. i
We have deereed, and hereby decree,
ARTICLE
+ The emperor Napoleon cedes and
gives, in full property, the Eineipalty
Of Piombino to the princes Eliza, his
sister. y.
go II.
= The government ofthis stzte, and the
right Of the domain Of he prince, shall
be hereditary in the descendants of the :
princess Eliza, and shall be perpetual in
. the elder branch, the younger branches
and females having no more than q cola
teral legitimate right. 80 -
LII. .. ~
Al. each mutation, the hereditary
prince of Piombino, in order to be enti-
tied to the succession, must receive the
inVes.itute from the hands Of the Empe-.
ror Of the French.
=" Nv. = H..
Children born, or to be~born, of the
princess Eliza, cannot marry without
the eOnsent ofthe emperor Of the French.
": -r.
The posterity of the princess Eliza
becoming extinct, or having forfritedits
right by an infraction Of the proceeding
article, the Emperor Of the French shall
dispose Of the principally of Piombino
in such manner as the interest Of the
country andof France shall seem to re-
quire. 49,.
vi.
The husband of the princess Eliza
shall assume the title Of prince, Of POM
bino, and shall enjoy the rank and pre-
rogative Of a prince of the French en-
pire. ..s.... ....... ~.. -..-z......-
VII. -
- The prince Of Piombino shall maintain
IN good condition the fortress of Piom.
bino. He shall carefully preserve the T.:
communications with the island Of Elba.
lie shall ensure the defence of the coasts
oy MAINTAINING such batteries as may be
jadgedneEessary. ~
VIII. - :---. .--
The prince Piombino shall support, at -
his proper charge, fer the defence of the
coast and fortress, a battalion of Ave =
cdmpaIies Of eighty men each. - Z
+ TX: =
p. Inreeeiving the investitufe Of his es-=4
tate, the prince Of Piombino shall take
an oath Of the following tenor
" / swear obedience and 6delity to his
majesty N, emperor ofthe French.
l promise to succor with all. my power. II
the French garrison Of the island Of Ell. T
ba, to contribute all that in me lies to 1
the supplying that isle with provisions J;
and ! declare that viii not cease to full
6l, under all circumstances, the duties
Of true and faithful subject, towards
his majesty the emperor Of the French. =
Signed, NAPOLEON.
: BY the emperor,
H. B. MARET.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
cooPERSfowN. Nav

- 'y-sf Aha S3s
On Friday last. Messrs. Smith and
Alexander, returned from Pittsburgh in
Psnnsylyania, with Stephen Arnold
who Is lodged in the gael in this place,
and viii probably take his trial At the
circuit court, 70 be held on th. Sd day Of
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Latea FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, April ~.
The king has been pleased 70 cause
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! Z" 4 letter has been received az III.
Admiralty from lord Gardner, inclo-
sing aeopy Of one from Vice-Admiral
Sir John Orde TO his M.jsstyis Minister
81 Lisbon. Il appears, that on 9the a.
ternon OF tie 9th inst. the Toulon
squad'on stood close 10 the harbour oil
Cadis and had nearly brought the Vice
Admiral TO action.
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Al each mutation, the hereditar
prince of Piombino, in order to be emf
tied to the succession, must receive Il
inVes.itute from the hands Of the Emp.
ror Of the French.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-09-03

General Wirzingerede was therefore
sent On the 18Th of February to Berlin.
Ashe convinced himself that the good IN.
Outstanding between Prussia and France
was not likely to be interrupted, aud that
Austria Was not disposed to hostilities, the
Russian court agreed to the oyertures of
peace transmitted by the Cabinet of Der.
I'm. From Berlin reasonable proposals were
now TO be submitted to the French empe-
ror; Baron Wiuzingerode had his audience
TO leave, and had fixed on the 10th of March
Tor his departure. La the mean time Ma
poleon assumed the crown of Italy; this
circumstance produced a new alteration in
the state Of affairs. On this occasion Prus.
STA conducted herself with great dignity
and concniatory hrmness. The answer to
be retnrnedt TO France was fer some time
delay ed, and NJ, dc Wipzipgerode receiv.
ed directions TO await further orders at
Berlin, to observe whether the occurrences
in Italy, combined with other internal rela-
tons at Vienna, would produce any alter
ton Of the AUSTEN system. Should this
have beer the case, ne was to have gone
from Berlin to Vienna. But as the court
of Petersburgh was convinced that Austria
would not change its pacific system, that
envoy was direct dto return from Berlin
to Petersburgh. and conciliatory measures
with regard to France was adopted. In
England itself, NJ. de Nosozil(zofF had
long been considered the most proper per.
son for arranging prelimiuaries Of peace
with France. The Russian sourt, there.
fore, requested that Of Berlin to procure
passports for him, that he might repair ell
Their 70 Italy or Paris. For this purpose,
Courier was dispatched on the 9TH OF
May, from Berlin to Milan, who returned
on the 22d Of the same month, with six
passports. May the united efforts of the
cabinet of St. Petersburg and Berlin be.
crowned with success. A year of warfare
is now more pregnant of events than a
whole century in former ages"
The menace Of invasion is now renewed
in the Paris papers, but all this clustering
and staggering will not divert the attention
of Europe from the disgrace with which
the enemy have covered themselves in the
West Indies.
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BALTIMORE, August 81.

Arrived ship Ceres, PeterkIn, 81 days
Aom Liverpool. brings nothing later than
i. Iobu aud Alice, and Liverpool packet
,rised al Philadelphia and New York.
TuIy %, lat. As, SO, long. 20, spoke brig
Mary. Su,er, Is days from Philadelphia,
TOR COX. August 10, lat. II, So, long.
50 spok: the United States sloop Ranger,
Iohu Allan, 10 days from Boston, bound
% Malta. 18th was boarded by an En-.
enh privatccr brig belonging to London,
with two prizes in company, American
buh schoonsrs; was informed they were
Spanish property. August %, lar. 81. 80.
long 81, was boarded by the British fri.
SatsVills de Milan, captaia Maurie. s7th
on souadings spoke schooner Boston, from
Cape de Verbs. 25;h, 81, 81, long. II,
spoksbtig Trux,on, Nantz from Amster-
dam, for Baltimore, under jurymas', and
was in afairRay Of getting in. Goth saw
che 7'rHxton astern. 18th, got pilot on
board some time, spoke brig Susannah,
Aruolds, from Baltimore, bound to Got
s,enburg. 10 the bay, spoke ship Ann,
from Tennerife, bound to Baltinore.
September 1.
Arrived, ship Ann, Bradford, SO DAYS
from Teneriffe. Sailedin co. with schoon-
u Weazil, for New York, (arrived) and
brig Tiger, Bartlett, of Boston, for Cape
deYsrds. Left brig Mary and Allen, of
Portsmouth,, for Philadelphia in 8 days.
August II, lat. 24, long. 60, spoke sch'r
Farmer, Toy, from Philadelphia, for An
tigua.
!he,hip Resolution, Derby, hence, has
arrived at Copenhagen.
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NORFOLK. August so.

Arrived sloop Caroline, Hall 18 days
,'cnsSt Barthelemews. -Four hours after
i.'aSlng the island, was struck with Tighten
aug which split the foresail and top mas;
saa ~ the mate, Mr.. John Merry, of
-hartAas Vineyard.
9 t0s 'chr. Alert, Dye, sailed same dav for
%, insmas'sr; also the schr.--, Stanly,
" " Baltimore, for Merrycabo.
Saip Two Generals, Cunningham, IL days
IUn Madeira, ballast, Theo. Armis,ead.
5uy 81, IN gale Of wind was throws
sOHa on her beam ends, forced TO cat away
. nlzeO mast when she righted. Aug.
y. Ju lat. So, 90, long. Ga, 80, spoke The
e bristol Packet of Boston, from Nor.
!, W. log amsterdam, ont days. 10Th in
r. r. %, 50, long 90, was brought to by a
d. '0 prlveteer OF two twenty four poun-
!, a 20 % shdes, treated politely. 25d, in
pno, rO' leng. q, spoke ship from Liver
f.,a tO Baltimore, out Sc days, who In
~ a'sa that the ship Intrepid, Steed, OF
4. PorSwas to have sailed from Liverpool
a. z.s..Of las, month.
;o0 'ip Fainter, BOush, So days from Lon
Inn Three Sisters, Calvert, 81 days
Cbsa.SS adiz' Lefsthere the ships Argus,
,or uncertain, and Maria, Haton, of this
d % san in 10 days, aud Moses Myers
- s"on' tor this port, to sail mex, day,
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BY an at of the Common Coun.

BY an at of the Common Coun-
Gil, paGed The 24sh day of September, rSo4, a
tax OF two dollars on every male, and four dol
lars on every female, Of tie og.kind, is laia !:
And it ha. become the duty Of the police conRa-
BILE 20 makes return of all fch and to collect the
tax thereon.
Every owner Of any dog, or p.rfon who fuF.
fers dog TO remain about their houfes, is lilble
TO give in the fame and pay the tag; and every
peifon refuGng to ire them in, it liable to Gue
Of fve dollar; fer every refulal.
All animals OF the dog-kind, kept within the
town, fhall wear collar about their necks vita
the owners name at length, at all times, on pc
nalry Of fve doll4's, and zach dog faalI likewde
be k,llrd ~ the police conaable.
Tek.
James M. McRea, c. c.
September z.
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C0MMUNICATI0N.
Mr.. sNowDEN,

Mr.. SNowDEN,
THE arrival of certain strangecha-
racter ia town has. very much excited tie
curiosity of such of the citizens as have
seen him. His singular appearance, his
manner-o living, together with that of his
family, and the strange sentiments with
which he seems inspired, all concur to in.
.6uce aebelief thas;he isinssEe.
The subject of religion is said to be that
in which his 'siaguIsrities chiefly consist.
If this be the case, the gentleman had bet
ter inform the citi2sns what his religious
rsnets are, as by SO doing no may probably
save himself from an arrest and trip to.
the mad-house, which is seriously talked
of.
SepteulberSs.
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From r5e Nrw YoRK GAZETTE, e dig. 81.
T II E L 4 T e S T.

The editors Of ,his. Gazette have received
From captain Childs, Dublin paper of
the so,h ult. 1t contains London news
TO the 10th, three days later than by for.
mcr arrivals Under the London head OF
July is, il is stated that the account of
the capture of a Spanish ship of the line
is unfounded. That the Caithegenian
fee, of seven sail of the line, sailed for
Cadz on the 9Th OF June but hearisg
shortly after that admiral Collingwood
WAS off that port they returned.-1'he
sloop of war Orestes captain Brown, gos
ashore near Dunkirk, and not being able
to &c. her of, she was burnt. Admiral
Russell had arrived at Yarmouth with d
sail of the line from the coast of Hol.
laAd and admiral Douglass at Duogen.
ess from Boulogne with apart of his
squadron. NothingTof Lord Nelson.
On further examination of our London
papers, we find nothing of moment bur the
following, from the GLOBE OF the 18th Ju.
ly.
yesterday parliament was protogued
BY commission, with speech read by the
lord chancellor, stating, . That bis majesty
had not yet been enabled to communicate
the result Of the negotiations, in which
he is engaged with the, continental powers,
aud expressing his determination to omit
no step that may promote such concert, or
furnish the means Of repell'ns with viger
IL II { H.. tf1
of Eursps." There. is no.
&hing in this communicates that muse not
have been anticipated. Every person who
has read the foreign Journals, recently re-
ceivcd, must see that the negotiations at
luded TO, will abide the result Of the mission
of the Russian r'inister, NevozilsEof,
whose arrival at Berlin we lately announc-
ed. The following extract OF letter up
on this subject, from gentleman ia dl-
p,omatic situation in that city, received by
the last mail will be found interesting
s. The efforts of the Prussian court to
prevent the breaking out of the continental
war, which was so near at hand. will be
entitled TO the gratitude of posterity. The
public is netyct acquainted by far with all
the difficulties of this glorious undertaking.
When in January 1908, England commu-
nicated the French oversures for peace to
the Russian court, the latter that it might
be enabled to come TO decisive conclusion
on the subiec. thought it necessary to as
sure itself of the disposition of the courts
of Vienna and Berlin, and TO ascertain
whether there was any well grounded exc
pectations of their acting in concert
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CoMMuN1cAr
Septenbers.

a number of the Lovers of the Drsfaa,
will be extremely happy, if the Compan2
of Comedians at present in this place, will
oblige them SO far as 10 exhibit, on Fri-
day or Saturday evening, the celebrated
Comedy, of" Lovers Ve1us." There will
certainly be crowded audience.
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r / r E !!

This morning between one and two o.
clock the citizens Of this town were alarm.
edwith the cry of Fire--.it proved to be
in stable belonging TO Charles Lee, Esq.
andwe are happy TO say no other damage
WAS sustained than the loss of the stable,
with some hay and a carriage aud harness.
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French and Spanilh Languages.

A French gentleman, lately profes
sor of the French Language III a college in Ma-
rylapd. offers his fervicc 10 the eiIzens OF Alex
andria as a teacher of the Ffen h anf Span:(h
Languages. He hn,ters blmfelf be will be found
fully adequate to the talk, and fo'ici,s public pa.
srosage. Apply at Mrs. Spears boarding hsufes
or to the Pfiurer.
September Z. d3t
N. B On the ts'h inean. 40 EVENING
SCHOOL will b: opened in mr.. Cozviag 'sSchoos
Room, on King Erect, two doors above "aHr
ingson erect.
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aleranorta Dalp aOberttser.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER S.

MARRIED last evening, By the Rev. Mr..
Eden, at Clifton Lodge, the sea, OF James
Patton, esq. Mr.. RoBERT PATTON, jun.
merchant, TO the amiable Miss ANN c..
REFER.
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-. ,ba, a congress would be
dhs r ru" or ostend, for the purpose
BED as. p paciGcation, is mentioned IN
lsi Gh. SHOWING extracts OF letters rom
ins ;:.ad paris, are peculiarly interest
TnP0a as an of our captive seameH,
i's~ = o,,r commercial citizens.
,.,,.r from Tripoli, dated April 10,
= 's .S0,;on,. " By vessel which COM
1905, n'I Bsrron has sent to Tripoli with
noa er eIoathing, &c. &c. &c. for our
Money .. II. this day. received letters from
Sss ..dsin America. ] expect we shall,
e'ilf, s.w DAYS, remove to the American
n :" The change will be for the better;
S'a's =. consider our removal as a good
,n,r," Ia, RAJ, Governor of Nal.
=. ..nt liberal present of wine, Por-
. :" .b.ssc, and other articles to some ct
o 'a1 prisoners at Tripoll.'
latter from an American gentle man az
-, whose information may be relied
Fa'' ',.,es that the drawing of the bills for
~ a..,;can claims, had been proceeded in
nm. 4. 0moua, Of FIVE millions of liyres,
: , ~ be continued until the remaining
s 80 millions were drawn for.
NV ~ Skipwi,h was TO transmit these bills
!. .S.;r respective proprietors--aud it has
/" .,,;,.d some surprise, as the letter is dated
, - n sth Of June, that none OF them have
yet sons 10 hand,
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), tor Sals-or to Let.

ne DWELLlNG.HoUsE whicb / now
Seco ~s0py, on Roval.freet. As I am going
s,,ss eohetian may be lad the srR day Of
Nyss. joseph SMITH.
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BALTIMORE, Iune II.

The editors of the Baltimore American
have been politely favored with tae toiloT.
ing extract from the log.book of the Ma
.rvland, capt. Murphy
On the 9th June, at P. NJ. got ufdsf
way from sJere:nie with the fleet, consist
ing of the following vessels-shlps Nsr
tune, Taylor. of Philadelphia; Mara
Calvert. do. schooner Superior, How o.
Baltimore the above vessels were am
ed +. schooner Hetty, Slanly, Go. lmps'
rial, Everson, do. brig Isabella, Whl's'
do. brig Comet Of, Norfolk, and sloop
Harriot Of Portland. Gn.the 9Th, atahou,
8 P. NJ. the Isabella sprung a leak, anu
before they could stop it, had upwards %
five feet water in the hold; the feet ga's
every assistance possible, and in sn0''
time pumped her cut. The leak was O..
casioned by rat hole under The starboa,'
quarter, below the bends. On the 9"'
Tortuga, bearing E. were chased fy wv
French privateers, one ofwhich sails Ve'i
fast, and who came pretty near Us, 'hsu
hauled her wind and joined the other :. =
10, they bore away again, apparently, " y
bring the ships to action, but before 'a n
got within gun shot, discovered it "0u s'
not answer, therefore hauled to the sou.
ward and westward, and left US. Al saSs
time the S. w. end of Henega bore nolo
On the 18th, passed Maguana, and q. IN
A. M. we left the feet in company WV.
the schooners Hetty and Imperial. oaD .'.
evening lost sight of the Hetty, she s.s OH
ing more to the westward. On the i. ..e
fell in with small sail, which gave ci'' -.
to us. 1t beiog thick and squaly' -
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Aryiucd sace ON. laR,

Ship Mentor, Delano, in 40 DAYS
from Lilbon. Left there. May 7, lhip
Milford, Wallace, for New York, ID
5 days; Four Friends, Tharhera, fo,
Philadelphia, in 10 days; Francis, Nj.
cholls, for Bottom, in do. Brutus, Pen.
dergraa, for New York, in 8 days;
Liberty, Burrows, Of Philadelphia, for|
Amiterd4m, in IL days; Thomas,
Burk, Of Norfolk, for Cadiz, in do.
Ann, Bradford, of Alexandria for do.
frlt wind; Ceres Riker, arrived the
If April from New York, JuG out Of
quarantine; brig Two Brothers, ke-
hon, of Gloucefter, for Spain, in two
days fchooners Governor Corner,
Halorook, for Bottom, ms days; Trio,
Storey, from Bordeaux, bound to ST
Lucar, fent in and detained by a
Guernley privateer. The fhip Mon.
ticello, Alien, Of New-York, failed
the 10Th OF April for Madras and Cal,
cutta; the brig Mary, of Bottom, failed
the sd Of May, for St. Peteriburg;
Swan, Hoyt, of Salem, DO. for the
Wet Indies; brig Hiram, Wheeler
Of Bottom, Do. do. June I'd, in lat
II, 10, long. 50, fell in with ice, and
did not get clear of it in 4 days. June
=, in LAT. 81. IS, long. 90, 20, ipoke
ichr. Union, Holmes, 40 days from
Figuera for Plymouth. June II, IN
lat. 40, SO, fpoke ichr. Eliza, OF porl
mouth, four days from Philadelphia
June a, lat. 40, 36, ipoke brig ABE
ona, Cook, 8 days from Bolton t0F
Savannah.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-21

On the go Of May, the only tvo ),
lifh packets were difpatched from 1 Y
bon to inform admiral Craig, J.
Channel, OF the movements (" If = \
French and Spaniih fleets. o. Y
9Th Of May, 40 fail of Birth r.
ports, conveyed by two men Of
and 4 frigates, anchored in ell
Bay, a little TO the iouthward n =
Rock of Liibon; they are part ~ i,
expedition that failed under the eos'
maad Of fir ]. Craig, bound for 81 m
ralsar and Malta, with troops for T.
CARTONS. On the 9Th of May, c,'
D. left the mouth Of the river, and T.
the fleet Of traniports cromng the l.,
bound Up to Llibon Roads. y
Captain D. further informs, thai,
war was lhortly eNpcGted to take pI,,,
between Portugal and France.
Prices Carrent at LiGon, Nay Il.
Flour s dolls. SO, 8 dolls; wheat,
IS, to dolls. per buihel, corn !,
to / IS, beef 12 to 10, pork IS 10 l6
codfifh 5 50, pipe itaves 90 to 100
hhds. do. 50 to S.; and barrel fave
40 to As.
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NETWORK, June ~.

The ihip An. rica, captain Stetfon,
arrived laf evening at the quarantine
ground from Liverpool, which place
he left the 18th of May. Captain 8.
brought no London papers later than
the ihip Ardent from Greenock.
Captain Delano who arrived lat
evening from Lllbon, is the bearer of
dispatches for government.
Captain D. informs that the French
and Spanilh fleets doubled Cape St.
vincents on the 23d of April, and it
was fuppofed they had gone to the
northward, but no correct information
mad been received of their deltination.