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HAcERsTovN. MARYLAND,
For PnSh>h,nE b. .SuG>cribrion,
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I;is reported that Col. BrrRi.t,he
E22o,7;sd Governor OF Lou.sians, ia
th.roonl Of w. c. c. Clai>orus.

E>H0t1;sd Governor OF LOUISIANA, in
the room Of w. c. c. Clai>crus.
We az told, from authority which
e.nno, ustify Us in doubling its au,hea-
~ ,Ieity, that { very lengthy and ssr,ons
correspondence is nowEoInx sa, between
M. Merry, the British nrn..ter, and
Mr.. Madison, the Secretary o. State.
on the subject o. increasing American
Seane., b, British ships OF war. Mr..
Merry insisting ~ the right of British
vessels i"'e:As arrive bon Ilniec-. u
Great 4 ltnn, wn-h m. VITA oq the
seas, AZ not admitting he o~rnei,l. Of
naturt''L ItI5h a. / security pt IN. rItst,
of ci;ihsa'hip Of thrs- states, and de-
Zen ling III: arbitrary notion, of ''94.-
~ EI{!"hn1I GiVtY'Sv EtgIrhua4"
While Mr.. Mllli-Dl cont ,.ads for the
p:ntrction OF the Am-ric dag, the
risrts Of cltlL.a,h;2, and .h- laws Of
tn UAIt-I Stues rcIAtiVe t. n4turaIizA-
tlo1 It' tls1 sal, tn It tn . cDr..e,p,a-
q. atr i. continued Win gr-n snergf,
NnI ss.Hs con.,der45I, warn l.
B4It'mors z. Po,t.1
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BALTIMORE, Iune IS.

Arrived, brig Active, Bishop, Is days
from St. Bartholomew. Left there, 25th
MAY, schooner Sally, Of Norfolk, in 10
DAYS; schooner Jolly Robin, for Turks
Island, in days; schooner Washington,
for Philadelphia; Victory. ditto; Nep-
tune, do. A brig belonging to Boston ar
rived there the 18th, from Marseilles, the
captain of which reported, that be fell in
with the Toulon feet, Of 10 sail of the
line, Z frigates and some briggs. in the
night, off Gibraltar; and was in company
days, steering S. w. but was finally out
sailed BY them.
Captain Bishop adds, that the day he 7r-
rived at St. Bartholomew, accounts were
received from Martinique of the arrival OF
the French there: thar an embargo bad
been laid on all vessels at Martinique aad
Guadalupe: that admiral La Posse had
sent orders to the different islands directing
all masters of English vessels to consult
their own safety, as he could afford them
no protection against 80 large naval force
as had arrived. The goth May was the
day appointed for the sailing of the wind.
ward island feet, to ndezvous with those
from Surrlnam and Demerara at Tortola.
1t was expected at St. Bartholomew that
a division of the French feet would be
sent to St. Kits and Tortola, to take pos
session of the English vessels there.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

Any one who now reads the public pnas
OF the two democratic factions in this stu
cannot avoid being forcibly struck with lh'
new situation in which they find themselves
and the awkward appearance which they
make it. AS democracy in its difelrsn!
shades and temperatures is now the oblec.'
at which both parties are aiming he.
shafts, they have, for the first time, toano
the naked truth the most elfectEal weapon
which they can WELD, and have therefor
adopted the use Of it. The Aurora lts'tl
is now filed with correct delineations o
political characters. Unjust be confessso'
however, that though their representation
nave the merit of being true, they are no
entitled to the praise ofo,:ginality. lhes
who doubt upon this subject, may be sas'' .
fed by recurring to what was said six yea'
ago, by the friends ola quiet orderly g.
vernment, of the consequences of entrus'HS
power in the hands ofthose who would @nss
die and deceive the people, rendering tn,p
discontinued, suspicious and disordel%
merely for the dishonest purpose OF pr0eult
ing to themselves degree ofinauence ~ y,
power to which they could not othsfT'JI
attain. When people are once coax ~
out of the orderly habits, and tauS
to banker after changes and revolutions =
their government, it is no easy matte.
arrest their discomfort at any given pow Nv,
They believe that some farther ca%'
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April Is.
Order Of the 5fh OF April.


His majesty the emperor called to the
throne of9Italy by the wishes Of the nation
will soon arrive amongst US. The presence
OF his imperial ard royal majesty, amidst
his army of Italy, and his accession TO the
throne OF Lombardy areevents whichrecal
glorious remembrances, and which exalt the
sentiments of the love, respect and graft
tude of all the soldiers of the army.s Seve-
raj of them have ealreadv manifested to the
marshal commander in chief the wish of
celebrating this double event. All desire
to give testimonies of their respectful de-
yotion to the angus. sovereign who forms
the glory and happiness of the nation. and
OF the army. The marshaI.the commander
IN chief, anxioos TO crafty the wish Of the
army, orders as follows:
ARTICLE
The arrival Of his imperial and rovM
majesty, and his accession to the throne of
Italy shall be celebrated by the erection of
monument, which shall transmit to pos.
terity the victories of Napoleon the Great,
& the devotion of the army for his august
person.
III.
This monument shall be erected on The
plain Of Castiglione, at the expence of the
army of Italy.
III.
The troops nearest the place where the
monument is TO be erected, shall furnish
the necessary workmen.
w.
The first stone of the monument shall
be laid by the marshal the commander in
chief, IN presense otthe general & superior
officers, who shall beNassembled for thar
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i has been transmitted to the French resident
at Berlin TO know how that court would
conduct itself in case of the demise OF any
Isof the august Bonaparte family.
April 80.
In our letter from Deal yesterday, we
state the arrival in the Downs OF the seven
French gun-boats captured by our squadron
off Boulogne, as mentioned IN the Star OF
Thursday. II gives as much pleasure 70
be able now to state, that though our yes
sells received some damage from the batte-
ries on shore, we had no men killed IN the
action, which lasted three hours, and. bas
one wounded.
By the subioined letter received this
morning we learn, that besides the seven
prizes taken by the Leda and her squadron
on Wednesday last, the Archer brig sue
cee6ed in capturing, next morning, two
of the enemy's vessels, one of them COM
manded by commodore Nooy, chsf dc 'ds-
eisioa.
In the above prizes our brave tars have
captured part of the 5ist and 9lst demi
bri. ades, with two ofthe members of Be-
napaste's Legion of Honor.
8. Dover, Abrl25.
This day arrived his majes,y's ship
Lc6a, commanded by Robert Hoaeyman,
esquire, from off Boulosne, having on the
oath, sustained some damage in her hull,
sails, and rigging, in an action with dlvI-
sion of the enemy's fotilla, consisting OF
SO sail, on their passage from Dunkirk and
Ostend, which she with her squadron) Inc
tercepted under the strong batteriss Of Cape
Grisneg, and after close action of three
hours succeeded in capturing seven OF
them, having part of the 51st and 61st de-
mi.brigades, having tor commanders two
of Bonaparte's Legion of Honor. We
are happy to state that although the squad
ron experienced some damage in their
bulls, &c. there were nooe killed and but
one slightly wounded during that long and
arduous contest.
1t being Judged expedient. from the
situation of the remainder of the division
tha, strict observation should be kept up
on them during the ensuing night, two Of
our squadron were ordered to watch their
motions, when, at day light, it was disco
vered that two of the enemy were endeavor-
ing (under the protection of their batteries
to escape to Calais; when lieut.. Price, o.
his majesty's brig Archer, with his usual
vigilance, pursued and captured them, all
though aided by several pieces OF flying ar.
tillery, as well as heavy ordnance, mount
ed on all parts of that shore. One ct the
last mentioned vessels was commanded by
commodore Nooy "a captain in the Dutch
navy chef de division.
The Archer brig has also arrived in
the Downs with her prizes.
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MILAN, March 25.

A courier extraordinary arrived this morn.
ing from Paris, brough. the important news
of the Consulta of state, united in the Itali-
an deputation in that capital, has proclaim
ed Napoleon Bonaparte king of Italy, and
erected our country into an hereditary mo.
narchy.
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Extract ofa letter from captain Black, IF the
schooner Harriet, ofthis port, to his oun-
err, dated
DOMINICA, May 90, 1904.
The news of the French and Spanish
combined fleets, having arrived at Fort
Royal Martinique, was received here
on the 18th, by an express from the CO.
vernon St. Lucia, they consist of Is sail
of the line, frigates, some sloops of war
and several sail of transports"
Extract Of letter from a respectable mer-
camille house in Lisbon, to another TN Phi
ladeIphia, dated
LISBON, April Is, 1905.
& Craving reference to what we had the
honor to write you the 28th Feb. of which
the foregoing is copy, we now take the
liberty to advise you, that We have since
continued to receive some good supplies of
grain and -four, mostly from the French
ports, insomuch that our prices have be-
come greatly repressed, and daily inclin.
ing and as much is expected to drop in
from the northern ports, and Indian corn
from the Adriatic sea, independent of what
may arrive from the American continent,
we are of opinion that prices will not be sup
ported higher, throughout the whole of the
summer, than we have advised you in our
aforesaid last respects, seeing the ensuing
harvest is likely to be plentiful, as the sea.
son is at present very propitious for the
grain crops, tho much will depend upon
the weather of the ensuing months. Our
fish stores are clearing pretty fast, and we
expect to be able to support pretty tolera.
bic terms for the first arrivals of the sum-
mer fish, say about 5000 to $500 per
quintal, should not much drop in together:
all Tor your government.
We have a good supply of slaves and
full just now, and prices are nominal.
There has been and still is great want Of
ship bread, as the bakers cannot supply the
demand, and the price of this article is con-
siderably higher than the proportionate
price of wheat and -four, and inferior bis
cult is selling at $500 per Portuguese,
qulntal, equal TO ASS. sterling at our pre-
sent exchange; and whenever the demand
is great for this article, the price is much
beyond the proportion of -four. Good beef
is selling at 10000 to 11,4Co per barrel;
pork, $4,000 per fierce. There is no al
teration in the price of wines, but the yine-,
yards have very promising appearance.
Salt is very scarce, and the price keeps at
400 per moy.
The present current price of wheat, &c.
in market; good hard wheat, 1860 per
alq. American soft do. 900. French
do. $40. Indian corn, of the country
growth, go; do. from the United States,
$40.
With regret We announce the loss of the
schr. Patience, of Norfolk, Virg. Joseph
B. Blunt master, which occurred on Sa.
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With regret We announce the loss of the
schr. Patience, of Norfolk, Virg. Joseph
B. Blunt master, which occurred on Sa.
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alexandria Datlp aDnerttser.
SATURDAY, JUNE IS.

Extract q ia letter from captain Black, IF the
schooner Harriet, ofthis port, to his 0Un-
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July Is.
TO THE PUBLIC.

After fighting the battles of the re-
publicans Of New-England, with more
zeal than ability, l am fuddenly, and
l think | may be allowed to add, az
gratefully, compelled to retire from
writing the editorial matter for the It-
Chronicle. The extraordE-
nary caules which led to this (eeret d.
reckon Of the bow,ifring, lhall be
circumaantia!ly published Being thus
abruptly Gtuated, | reqpeit ali perlons
to whom ! am indebted, to, iend their
accounts-and all perlonsSwho Elm
debted to me to make immediate BAY
ment, to enable me to be julf, befere
my departure from this town.
+. M. WILLIAMS, n
Commonly called ANTHONY PAsouIN,
Bottom, July "A, 1906, at Mr.. Su-
ter's, South-end.
P. S. The ofenfble caufes, as ufed
by Mr.. Adams to me, for this ungra-
cious meafure, are-Firf, that the fe-
deral editors nave 70 injured my chs
raaer, that there is an irefifibIe pre-
JUDGE operating againt me. The fe,
cond realon is, that bis country fab
fcribers do not like the arguments Of
a. FOREIGNER, in their behalf 1t is
certainly fomewhat curious, in the or
der of policy, that the malediction OF
an opponent, ihould be embraced to
deilroy the credit of friend That
the fubfcribers to the Chronicle, in the
town as we'll as in the country, fhould
not admire my arguments, is not very
furpriGng; but that they lhould diilike
them becauie am FOREIGNER, is ra-
thcr fingular; however, as | have left
the concern much better than found
it, l truif the proprietors Will not griev-
oully lament the hour when | had the
honor of acquiring their good viii.
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BALTIMOE +, July 80.

Arrived, fhooner Fair American. Oxnard, 10
DAYS frol., Rarrscos. Lets there l4'h intdht,
Martha and Mary, Ford, OF Baltimore, to fail
mex, day for ST. Tago Ship Amy, Crow, Of r..
York, bonpd 20 lamaics, brought ~ as pixie !;
fchooner Commerce Prebble OF Philadelphia, a
prize llhr. Bsynafd, of and for n. Y. IN 5 or 3
DAYS. 18th ipoke ,he suiannah Of Philadelphia
bound 10 Jamaica, had been detained three days
hy.a spanilh government brig, robbed OF hsr
clearance. Same day fawtwo velels in co. with
a n,ivateer, one OF them fquare rugged velel,
ne ORIG, aspearcd 20 be pilot boa; ith. bound
70 Bar,scoa. OF flas,cras Gpolle fh,- RafannaI,
Kertes, ana Minerva, Silver, from Baltimore
boand u Havana, who politely iumyfhed ns with
pToyifors OF which We food mash ii naed. In
lat. 20 long. Is, fpoke fchr. Aden, s'to7g, 10
DAYS from Norfolk, Tor Havanna. P%hcngers
captains, chas. Venn, offchr. E!cnor Jas i3oE'is.
of fahr. DtGgnce, and George Parker, mate oil
fchr. Sophia, all OF this port csptu:ed and TENT n
10 Dar;atra.
Alic, Echr, Racer, Bolton, IS days from fla
wanna. |. Ct number of American schcls all
before reported. The fchr. Dart, Gcorge l..
let, Commander, tender to the S.iG,lh tTisa,e
Stoyk has b,er cat away or the Florida Rec',
on account Of ,,ims and frong currents topk
OFF S msa from the wreck /; 2, ltill rem n,s o,
board.
Alfo, brig Ann, Wilton, from Trinidad. Lift
there oth intt. fhip Volunteer Conn, OF Phila.
delphia brig Benjamin, Little, New Haven !;
Sally, Low, Baltimore; Ceres. Pi1e, New
York Venus. -, DO. Friendfhr, Brooks,
Alexandra Mount Vernon, Lew, Rhode
llland lhr. Ethan, Allen, Of Baltimore, jait
arrived Aoop Victory, Prefcot, OF Po,tlmou.
n. H. Spoke in the bay, brig John, from ia.
| maiea, boul I'D 10 Alexandria.
Alto, niFp Eliza, M'Corklc, IS days from
Loniondsr4. L:fs there i5th June, C.ip Sally
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IMPRESSMENT Of FISHERMEN.

We underlfand, that the Englilh fri
gate Vile de Milan, captain Laurie,
lately captured from the French, has
recently PreAed Twelve or Fourteen
men, from Salem, Beverly and Mar
blehead fiihermen, on the banks
The plea for this violation ofthe rights
of neutral State, is the French one,
s imbsrions nsesGy = and that the
ihip wanted hands. Meaiures have
been taken by the friends OF the unior-
tunate imprefled men, to prove their
citizenihip, and to obtain their lmmedl-
ate reIeaie: to which We are happy to
learn Mr.. Allen the Britiih Conlul
here, has given every facility in his
power.
We truif approximation ofthis at
Sairhas been tranimitted to Mr.. Madi.
fsn; 81 that fuch fpirited meafures will
be taken therein, as would have been
adopted under the Adams adminiftra-
zion. A democratic paper hints tc
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NEW YORK, July zS,

Arirel, brig Moootaiases, Fly, "A days
e.o, Rarcslona, via Londoa. ln -. So, long.
,' :, cake brig Saw arrow, from Beverley for the
%, Of France. Long 81, Ipok: dip Nancy,
-c,dy days from Ncw-Yo.k for L'vespool.
lst 40, long. es, ipoke hnS WAtren, from
Madeira for Portl4nA, OF III. Wcactn Hands,
va, boarded by th- 3tiSiih privasect brig Lon.
soo of LONDON, on a cruiie, AMI treased polite
". of earshagena fell in with spaailh a-cr Of
~. fail OF ths hoe and two ffisates, was board.
4, by tire: decker and treated politely. of
Barcelona was boarded by three mt:sci luggef
Ffcnch pfivatesr, fnd treated politely.
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SAT- Mountain Melted.

A letter from Seth Hunt, Efq. Sc
cretary of one of the Loulliana De-
partments, written fnce his arrival IN.
the domain fays, +" The tory Of the Salt
Mountain has 10 Foundation IN truth. "
1t will be we'll for the people Of the
United States, if the Salt Mountain
aory be the only deception played off
upon them relpesing their Loulliana
hard bargain.
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the aamnlaration, <: to ifop all inter
|courfe with Great Britain immediate
iy," and let. the s. Green Mountain
Boys march to Canada" But this.
does not happen to be Mr.. JeHerlon's
fort. s-
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! TRIpOLiTAN CArT...sy
A letter from Jonathan Cow!ery T. :.
| furgeon of the late frigatc phIa d
! phia, now captive in Tripo,; :
| DR.. Mitchell, dated 9th Novemb.os
1904.
DEAR SIR,
g hope you will execute me r.,
the liberty take in fuggelting to vow
a few remarks which have occurr,a
iince my captivity. The bathaw h,
taken me from the prilon where nv
fellow officers are confined and order.1
me to attend his lick llaves who ,,,
principally Neapolltsns, negroes, and
our unfortunate crew. Some of the
latter this morning Jaw chained to ,
cart loaded with tones which they ver,
dragging through the town to repair
the Notifications. They complain
much of hunger, cold, hard labor.
and the laih of the whip. l confels
never faw any thing that wounded N,
feelings equal to the fight Of thole poq
fellows. have liberty to walk in tie
town, but am attended by a Turk who
is loaded with weapons Of war. an
not allowed to viit any Of the FORTH.
cations nor any Of the foreign conlub.
Captain Bainbridge's endeavors to re.
lieve the wants of his crew are often
countermsnded by our new matters.
Five Of our countrymen have turned
Turks. and five have paid their lat
debt to nature. Diarhea and dyien.
terry have often appeared among our
crew, but on free uie OF CarDonatc
Of Soda (Vatron) which is foundn
abundance in this country, and often
Undertaking he walls of the prlloa
with lime where they ilecp, it ioon dIE-
appears. Oar crew arc now very heal
thy.
+" During the leveral attacks upon
this town BY our fquadron under the
command Of commodore Prebie, ma.
nv Turks we're killed and wopnded,
and fcverai men much burnt by the
expIoGon of their own powder. | had
an opportunity Of ieein5 thclr method
Of curing burns in partlcular, many
Of which extended over the wtcle DO.
dy. The bathaw has all Of bis wound
ed brought to al apartment N the cal
tie where he Wits them and makes
;:,crn p.cicn. Of ZEN dollars each, He
then crcers his fur9eons and Name
lakes TO dreiS their wounds; he chen
aiiilts with his ovn hands. The Ma
inelukes are his body guards the
Marabouts ere employed 10 eXPel evil
lpiritS and make Intersection win Ma
homet their prophet, for their recove
y. Thoie that were burnt, were hrIl
anointsd vita honey, carefully pre-,
ierving the fkin as much as poihDIs
and keeping the parts expoied to the
air. J'hey then fprinh!ed the acefed
parts, if any, with a fine powder Of
Whitehead 'Ceruie); this is repeated
IL - ,,n.,l :, tea y &c tOrn-
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aleraaorta Datl2 aobsrttSsr.
THURSDAY, AUGUST /.

Captain Dechamps, from Antigua,
arrived at Norfolk, .tates, that an A
merican velIei arrived there three days
before he failed, the captain of which
informed him that he fell in with the
French fleet in lat. 25-that two days
after, he was boarded by an officer
from lord Nellols fleet. The French
we're lteering more to the northward
than lord Mellon.
The brig Sally, Tracy, arrived here
on Saturday, left Bordeaux on the 9Th
of June, at which time no event Of i'm
portance had occurred on the Theatre
of European politics, The Rochefort
iquadron had got lafe into port from
the Wet Indies, ard had failed again
on a recent expedition.
IN. Y. Pap.)
C.,tain Clarke late MATER Of the
br;J lion. came naaenosrio the roo,
Atlantic from St. Croix, and has fur
mined rs with the narrative Of the lofs
of his vei]el, which we fall publi{h ir
on,next OF eiobt naf1'enoers who
were on board at the tim- Of the acci-
dent. four were. receiyed by the lnjD
EIza Ann. Of New York. For Eurore.
N E DAYS after leaving the wreck: the
,nr,o;naar (.dr p,,ac ar.oDru> Mr.
La!obere and his a:niable daughter, &