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BOARDING HOUSE.

>HE fubicribcr hereby informs his friends
- and she Public in genc,sl, thar be has re-
moved TO Wiekfvd,t ,tand occupies that fpsciou,
and pleafanily iiruatcd Houle, the properly Of
MT. Oivry Spivk. directly oppoiitc 10 the dwell
ling hcafe Of Dasd 8. UtdNr,---whesc be
viii receive Students for the Wilmington Acsd-
emy to boasd, az Ose Dsils, and Fs,y Ctsu
per week. including lodging, wsfhipg, &c.
1c viii alfo be pIeaie3 10 aecommodafe
Gcnslsmcn and Ladies who may viht Wick lord, /,
with board. lodging, &c. on the ncf rssicnsbIe
tessns.-Hc will ole his bca epdcavon to pay
eve:y neceHary attention. spd his usmoa eser-
tions to plsste, ard every favor duly scknow-
ldged by their ohcdisns esvant,
WESTCAIE WATSON.
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FOR SALE BIZ
SIMEON MARTIN,

. Hhds. good retailing aiolaae,s
100 VT. Har. and Club Stce'.
ko Boxes ~hiss & brown Hayanna Sugar.
800 Buihels Liverpool Salt,
4 20 Boxes plain olAs ware, each containing
soarsws Of hsli piot 1umblers, 10 pr.
fisw---6 piatD Decsnter; s hall fint DO.
-.lz vine Glsaes, and 6 Salt Cslirn.
40 II bottle empty Gin Gales,
100 Pb,,. Saperhne Flour,
ITO Bbl, Of good Shipping Herring.
Nsqgpsrf. AprA 4. So
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

(F,or ,bs Pa,b Mosnssy. Nov. 81
Circular Mote from the MinAer OF Foreign AZ
faip, 10 all The Agents Of his M,jsay thc En-
peror OF the French.
4e' .f,a-is C5ssslls. 1915 frssiasy.
fSepf. s.. Tear ~.
VOU mna, Sir, have obiesvsd and known,
4 sseo,d,ns 90 my inn,.sions at The tine Of
the communication OF The Note OF Lord Hawkrf-
bury. TO The Forign MniIlcn reGdiog 10 Lon
don, thc imprfion which this publication OF the
AIsrgsA masiws Of Pclnicsl and ioeial morality
could 90, tai 10 produce on ne mind of the gov
espreu, with which you ULce. think cught
10 return 10 trt fpbjst; ], therefore. icnd you
officially cory Of this no.c, and exprtsly charge
yoo, BY order OF his MaicAy. 10 make il an ohjste
o. iperia! conference With the Mioiery If ------.
The projca which tic Engl.h government
hp conceived icr the laf half century, gradpsIiy
10 sboliih the ,o'e'ary fynen Of public law which
uui,cs soesges al civilized nations, developed
i,Ieli with fearful pregssfIior. Will osher gov
ernments Retain from making oppof'ion 90 ioch
an enserrriyc, ill there NO longer exits any mo-
! ssi eoud9s may pyrsrrvs ihcis sigAs. ksss-
snsee their engagements, and proica their inter-
:. .eas q 49, ~. ,,,s..-a--
Tkc powers of the Continent have isen with
what sudacity the failh Of osrhs has been ipor,cd
with by tkis government, and folcrn trestics yi-
cIaied even before they wcIc caisicd into txecu.
,ion. The maritime nations every day eaperi-
ence its tyranny. There no longer exias ~
theoretical principle Of navigation, any wri,srd
convention, which has not been fcsn1aioudy ".
oIared on every ihcrc ard in eyeiy Tea. Nrptral
S,Nes know, that even in ufcg the r;fhts which
aiIl Iemain TO them, with rhc mott timd circun,-
fpettion, they expoic ihcmfeves 70 inolt. 10 pil.
lage. and TO determination.
Thoie States, in Gne, rhich have the onhsp-
pines 10 be at war, no more nly on any rcc;p-
rocal principle of moderation and Juice. All
the bonds exiting between iyer g. neutral pow
era are broken. Approach to the coats and en-.
trance into the ports spd ihirds, though fituste
al ,hc ,dilapcs Of 200 'Icsgucs from the aation
Of their iqhsdfon,. have been probibiird by fm-
pie rrrclsmaiions.
Thus the En9li1h government has hitherto
oprcfed 20 every power, according TO its parti-
cular potion, maxim injurious to is hvnos and
fUbver6ye Of al its rights. II poa stacks then
altogether, snd the nose completely 10 attain lac
end. diretss its blows sgsinh morality irielf. and
u may 70 freak, saaiua tie religion Of public
law.
In ali countries and 10 al iirrc,, the Mn;E-
try Of Diplomatic sgents has been held in vcbc-
fsficp snonef uien. ~
Minilters Of yesse, organs Of Cancellation, theft
prcieuce 10 al augoIy OF wildom. Of juaice, q Of
hsppinea. They fpesk & aet only TO terminase OF
prevent ihofe fs,si differences which divide psin-
ces degrade nations. by the pafions, murders.
and miieries which war rrodoecs. Such Is the
objsd Of the Diplonstic Minifry, & to the OBJ
frfvztton Of The l.nfes IL iunoofrs mud IN fAr oeo
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

T'HB Ctsditors Of Cb,jqsfber Hit. of liver
4 ton. in the county Of Newport. Cord.
wainer. are hereby notified to appear before the
Grncrsl Ahenibiy, q, their next Seton at Pro-
vidcnee, in. February, A. D. 1895. and fhew
caufc, if any they have, why tie prayer Of his
petition, praying for ,he beos6tof The Aet made
and paasd 10 a. u. i7S6. for the relief OF infol-
vent dsttcrs, f.iould not br granted.
THO. PEcKHahl, DEP. ser'r.
: NezubsrY, Jonaoyy Icik. iSos.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

TO the c,nsriry Notwithstanding.
Th, sa mall commence and be in fcrce
fromani after the 6rit day Of March next.
NATHL. MACON,
SPEAKER cffbs Hssf< cf Ret,sjsntatiuts.
A. BURR.
Vise. P,gGdsx Of fte U-itsd Slater, as{
fvfdssf sf ,6s Sesaas.
TIL: JEFFERSON. I.
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Latelt Foreign Articles.

From London papcrs TO November a.. received
a, New Bedford. by the arrival OF .hc Kingc
ton. capt. Stevens.
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FoOling Pieces.

wO Bor., Erglifh Fowling Pieces. jui
mted from London. for falr by
% WALTER CORNELL,
No. ro6. 1hsme,-Srcct.
N. B. A beautifui sGortment of Biah
sud.ISn, jua received.
Newpsf. Jan. II.
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LAWS OF THE UNION.
[puBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.
EIGHTH CONGRESS

OF THe
UNITED STd7ES,
Al The Secoud Sc Zion. be-
gun saa held q the City
OF Wsihiogton, in che
Territory Of Columbia.
on the Fifth day OF No
venbss, 1894.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24

THE Creditors Of Hery P0nty, of South
\ Kingfawo, in the County OF Waihiastor.
Labcrcr. are hereby notified to spucar az the
ntxt General A6cntly, to be holden at Proyi-
dcnce. On the foatth Monday in Feb,usry.
A. d. 1906. then and there to thew cautc, il any
they have, why the prager Of his petition for
The bcneis Of tire Infolvcnt att, made and GATED
10 June A. d. 1855. for the relief Of Iofolstnt
De,.ors, on ght not 70 be pran,ed.
THO. PECKHAM. DEP. Seey
Ner0poY, Tan. eti. I8oe.
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THOMAS ID. STALL.

TNFORsAdS hi, friends, and the public in gen.
4 etai. thar he has opened Grocery Store. in
MS houfe IN Thsmss-STseet, IsIe the property of
Jysfb Roger. where he Offers for fsle the FOL.
lowing Goods al avery low price:
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
CO Take Notice.

EHE Subtcriher having been dolly appointed
n By the Town Of NewpoJ, tat meeting,
held Jan. 3, iso 81 as lnfpeaortt Chimnes, &c.
and having given bonds az ii law diteets--He
has enplcyed numocr o. Sweepers, and is now
ready and will entsf in ned;aiely upon rhe dates
Of his ofice--ard hereby CAUTIONS and forbias
all pericns from emoloying any chirnny fstep-
els, except thoic under his direction. II IL It's
defgn to go regularly through the Town. bat
fsould any pcriow Win to be wsiIed on tetorc
thsis sorn vonld come ia coorie, they will jacaf:
to apply at hia hoos iu Thsmes- Steer. shea
the, will rsecive immediate a,teption.
JOHN WANTON.
Fire Igi;e50,'s O67t,, Jan. o. 1906.
N. B. A part Of the Ad paasd at the
above mentioned meeting fequircs thar all chin
nies 10 which fire is Icguiarly keps. ihalI be
fwept once in three months. and fuch a, are
ufed occsi orsily, mall be fweps at the difcre.
tion Of the Inip-tsor.-.Sj@. when i, beconss
neceGaIy for the fs.ety OF the inhabisaats, on
thtir prrrcity. that the Infnrttor be authorized
and empowered 10 eauie TO be fenoyesi alic,S,.
buftibe natter. alter and repair all daneesous
and dcfraise Hesrsbs and Chimnics. vic placl
es, &c. at the expence of the Proprietor of the
prtnifes (; and when any difference in oIioion
ariief reipctting fuch removal. alteration, or re-
palu. fuch difference ihall be fubmitted for de-
cifon 70 three men. annually chofen for that
puIpofe, WROTE decidoh lhaII be binding.
iaid Act alio provides, that in cafe any prrfm
!haI oppofe the laid lnfpcefo, 10 the execution
OF his olice. by refoing TO have hi. chimney IN
ipetied OF iweps or in any other rsuicular.
tach pcrfcn iDall BE- fubjea and liable TO penal
~ not exceeding Ten Dollars, to br recovcrcd
by protection before any JuAicc OF Ihc Peace
sndis ftai be the duty Of fsid lofpcAor, ly and
with The advice snd DIRECTION ofthe aforcfaid
Committee iorshwiFi, ,oprciecutc for che faae.
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FRENCH OFFICIAL PAPERS.

(Fwr ,bs Pa,b Masnssy. Nov. 81
Circular Mote from the MiniAer OF Foreign AZ
fair, TO all The Agents Of his Majsay thc En-
pcror OF the French.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1805-01-24
.I,HB Ctsditor, Of cbtiesrktr Hslt. Of Tl,er.

Nffopoyf, .T0n. ISth, 1905.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
Thirty Dollars Reward.
5is, Sr1irm6sr SO.

~ runaway on eor aboot the nth infant,
from sAe plantation Of Dsasr Bslf, in Lou.
doua countF MUlasso Man named WILLIS j;
,abouta years old, kye feet ,eninches high he
took wish him whitesa and brown hirt, old fur
hat, nankesn pahtaioons, pair Of old velvet do.
linen asrowfers, Hripped dimoshy jacket, and
Rripped blanket. Said fellow was raifed near
Aquia, where i lone time ago purchafcd him Of
captain H4rryss; it is luPpoled faid fellow has a
pafs and will attempt to pafs as 4 free man. /
viii give she above reward for apprehendine aio.
Mcgee in any Jail, 70 that get him again, il
taken out of the Gate of Virgins, oe Fjfiser
;Dsifsrs If in THE fate, and Reasonable charges
paid for bringing him home. All mafers Of sef.
sIels and olheis are forwaned againR harbouring
.ss hiring laid Negro, at their peril. a.
Walsr S. Bell.
'Asais, Sept, sss loa. ~ sawsf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
DR.. Rawfon's Anti Bilious PsAs,
or. Family PhYilc.

The extraordinary celebrity fheie pills have
gained, the universal. demand for them md efcsnn
in which they axe held by medical men Of the hra
eninence, are fu fcient testimonials OF their IN
trinic worth. In great coles and tudden attacks
ofdifotdess, an early ute Of chef. pills often pro-
duces III. hsppiea etFeeas, aud taken once in eishi
OF ten dsysin cafes Of indigestion, teadschs, diz-
zinefs, pains in the ao,nacii and bowels, dyien-
cries, diarehoas, dropfes, &c. and liberal
ufe of my anti bilious bittersin the intermediate
time has relieved patients alnoa 10 miracle -
price - ceass box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
He has zske1u,1e for Sale,

A general aiIortmen, of Drugs, Patent Me
idciaes, Shop furniture and Walls; a few hand.
Tome Hall Lamps Indian. Shades; proof yiali:
Eaence of lSpruce Patent Backing Madeira
and Sherry wine; black bottles in hegheads !;
Paints ground in oil !; and few barrels Flax
feed Oil, which he will fell on reaionable terms
for cath, or to punttual ecnRomers on a hort
credit.
Or A generous allowance will BE made ct
.hofe who purchafe the ahs-e Medicines BY the
dexen. s5ss
March II. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
John WATTS.

M
Fairfax- freet, oPpoGte Mr.. joHN JANNSY's, has
received via Baltimore,
n Haxdiame elSrfment of
FALL q WIN Ter GOODS,
Which he will fell low for cain, or on hon cred.
il, 10 paataual cuGomsss.
4Supsr6ne Cloths and Ca6iners,
Winfor Velseteen,
Patent Cord and Patent Cord Waifcos!ing,
Fancy MoleRias and FIofsntines,
Silk Plalh and Veiyets,
Sewing Silk, rw,a and Thread,
5.Leno and Dragoona Null Cloaks,
Centlemen's Whits and Black Silk Hose,
Do. do. do. Gloves,
Do. do, Spun do.
DO. Yrrk Fur ard DJrehire do.
Ladies' White and Black Hoie,
Do. Extra long Silk Gloves and Mitts,
Do. do. Work, Leather & Riding Gloves,
Sattins. Lutctr,ogs aud Pertains,
LuteRring and Satin Ribbons.
4Laces and Bdgings,
London Hats.
,Role and Eufi Blankets,
Silk Rugs ard Caddows,
Larpets and Garpetirg,
German Oinabrigs,
DowaGes and BedtickIng,
Six ara Cotton Sulpenders,
Imperial and Young Hyfon Teas,
Glover Seed and Seine 'rwine, &c. Sc.
Ca 81 cod.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

Thoasp}on's aromatic Tooth PQNs..
For the fcurvy in the teeth and gums, and for
whitening and prsferving the teeth. ltfikewae
takes of all difagreeable inells from the breath,
which generally aries from fssrbutic gums and
bad teeth. This pate is much in ufe, and high.
y eReercd by all rhofc whova!ae the prsiervati.
% Of their teeth, il may be applied at all sdnes
With ,he greate& fafety. 1t neatly put up ID
oswter boxes with paper directions. Price So
snts box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
IYa received direA from the Patentses, and
FOR SdLE BIZ
JAMES KENNEDY, JUN.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
DR.. RawtonS Anta-BalsOgs san6
a StomacheL BatteYs.
1PREPARED EDDY
THO M IS Il. z A VS. y Ns
Mem5cr Of the Connections Medical Society.

& .
gsHESE Bitters have undoubtedly had tina
/ mott rapid laIe Of any Patent Medicine e.
YER before diicoyered, and are jaaly appreciates
Tor their iin2ular and uncommoa virtues tor re.
!torinp weak and deraysd contributions, ard all
that train of comp licated complaints 10 common Ia
the loring and tall featons, iach as iaftrmittanf
RsStrs ard dgxes, .ioxg .fa'smsa7 FtVtrs, ~
Hxtetie5, ST., they arc alto very Pieatart BIZ
ter for common .afe, and where they are koow'
hey have taken the placs and fuPeTcessd the use
Of all other bittss in public houes as well az ID
private famllies.-Pfce SO cents box.
Dr. Lees (WindharR Bilious Pills.
THE great ialc and lncreaiing demand Tor ,heie
valuable pills for thefe twelve years pat, DC.
freak their IntriniIc worth. They have proved
GnpularIy .cficacious in BdlisHi and ISi1oev ts.
yers faxxdies, Head Aae1,, Dl/faferfet, B'lltans
Cbol,e, CoGiventG, Female fmpl4intI, &c
I'll. very great demand and nigh eltesn, 10
whica thefe pills are held throughooe the United
States ard the Welt Indies, has indnced mary 80
saunierfeu them; the puschaier IS requsited TO
o6fct,e that the name Of Samuel Lee. jun. 1.-THE
eatsntes) is affixed to each bill OF direttlons, IN
his own hand writing, or they will not DC geha-
ire Price SO cents box.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
.7aG Retssped and fer )ale BY
JOHN GRAY.
AT MS
.2O0K, IND STATIONARY STORE

KING STRKIri saas
NYTRITING, wrapping aad va paper,
Nv euilIs Of . Hyperion quality, and gene-
sal st;sf,ment Of tchoOl socks AMI astionsry.og
7sa sabtithsa aadJsr slsas s5ove.
The history OF Norgh and south Asnssica,
from les dilcovsyy TO the death Of general Waih
inesoa, by Rietzsl Ssssy1ss, elq. Price pic
dollar. 9
Oto5sr il. eo1t
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

ri mind which amply jufihea Gov otfons'
although Il mav not in the eyes OF orhers }
which is, that he has number d children ana
l. moderate fortune there being, ! am vel al
i ured, MANY farmers in this country, whcie Ell
Itates are worth, by much, more than all Coy
strong poftdts. Now have no idea that the
people expect a governour, not only TO devote
% them his whole talents and time, but to rum
'hinlelf and children into the bargain; Plr:icu-
Ilarly when the expenses required are 70 no bet-
ter purpole than feaiting the members Of the
IGcucraI Court, and making republicans ride,
.apIng tho v2niies OF royalty
Such are my reafons my fellow citizens Tor
prefering Strong 70 Sullivan. They are pubir
rcalonS, grounded on 10 Pcrtonal partalities, on
no private animufities. I chseTtully iubmit %
your confederation and Judgment, their ruth ana
ioundnCis. The cTiis now depending is great,
and the contcqucnces Of A revolution II th's
powerful fate are ircelculAbe. May you be
guided il your choice, i'll iuch manner, as
that you may nave no rcalon Of iclf-cOndemna-
tiou, IN cafe your neglett, or your vcIiathtY,
1hould, by encouraging the advocates Of change,
introduce fate Of things, totally repuanant TO
that prosperous courfe, in which our affairs
have been hitherto conducted. The pro poets
Of iucceis are not 70 bright on the hdc oi our
pretended Republicans, a. 5hey boat. II Fed
eraliits ale true 10 themleveS, and their cauic,
there can be no doubt that he triur1phs Of prin
cipc wi be repeated. Let rhem only lay aide
every weight, and th4t In of incidence which
70 eali!y beicts them, and thsy will again feat
in the chief Offices Of itA;c, STRONG and MS
aaociates- friends Of W4ihington--the
friends Of Adams, and che authors ana the luP-
porters Of all thofc meafures, which gave the
Unted States, 4 Respectable name and an ex2I-
ted rank among The nations OF the earth.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

BOSTON, March 2--
Capture IF Dgtriric3 By The FRENCH - Captain
Cildea, arrived al Philadelphia from Martinique,
informs, that on the 10th Of February, or Re-
feau he was boarded by an officer from French
frigate, and treated politely, who informed
captain O. that the feet then III fight had failed
50 days before from Rochefcrt in France, thaE
they conGited Of fcven fhips Of the line Zone OF
which was ia guns, and Is capt. q could per
ceve, two others Of them were three deCkcrs)
five frigates, two armed briggs, lone Of tnem
Briulh armed brig taken on their paaage 70 tn
Welt lndiesl AMI four Jr&niports with lar
body Of troops, that they had arrived two O.
before al Dominica, which they Immediately AZ
tackled. and that It furrendered IN ~ hoars, ii,st
on the Cd ire OF the admiral's ihIP they iet ne
town OF Rofcau on FIRE, which bad dcitroyto
"a great part OF it. The French officers iaid,
that another French feet about the fame nuno-r
Of theirs, was to fail from louion two or three
days before them, ard that they hourly e1PettHe
them il the WeG-IndieS.
CONSERVATION.
Captain James Smith, arrived here reiteTd'y'
from St. Thomas, coI;3borates the above 1nio'-
nation, and adds, that the feet had likewh7 a
ken St. Lucie. The troops on beard this iqaA'
dron are iaid to amount to 10000 men.
Gen. James Wilkinfon, has been aPPo'n'el
by the preGdert Of the uAited States Governs
OF URPts Lou!y1aaa.
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

smprtsr, and that he VII onhO account {afer
9. B. 20 Keep A's'sa.
A Lond n minikeria' paper remarks on the
above, if 8on2par;e abide by this determination
peace IS far diaanJ ifLngland went to war
tecaufc the trc1tv Of Amiens was inadequate I"
render peace ftcure, VIC ihal hardy content TO
fecynd edition Of thar treaty. To the treaty OF
Amiens, therefore, we cannot accede We thall
neither abandon Malta, nor confcntto have Hol-
land ii liz prefent Conditions,
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01
" Jtro7,g or ,7~(/sDam ?
"rHAr IS TaE c6Es-IoH:
FACT opPoied TO FALStlOOD,
ARGUMENT to EXCLAMATION,

COOL REASONING to PARTY ZEAL,
A. oa fully AMI ally dr!aye1 in tie following ertrat
from a new pamphlet entitled 8 An 7n'"cr 70 me que-
. Mons. VIII. are YOU a Federalt ? and why do you
vote for Gov SraoN0 I've regret that our c'ruTnns
will not admit the anfwer 70 both quefhens' an4 muk
co,f7e ol,Eelves 10 the anl,yer 10 the latcer-
Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1805-1805, 1805-04-01

Gen. James Wilkinfon, has been aPPo'n'e..
By the preGder Of the uaited States Governs
ot URPty Lonl6aaa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-13

infni;si. Amnneft the perfons. thus arreRed,
with every circumstance OF harihneis and publi-
city. we're the. Auilriar and Ruihm Muiiters
The whole were put into c'c'e confinement
The only intelligence from Italy by this Mail
is that the Auftriantroops arg concertrrcd on
the Adge; and the Arrhduke Charles has re-.
moved his hrad-quartersfrom Psdun TO Nicenza.
The decentralization of 10000 Rutiians at
Stralfund is fully confirmed. They arc to- he
Joined, in Pomerania, by $4,000 Swedes, and
the Junction of our German Legion will render
them an effective force of more than 10000 men.
Dutch papers OF 10 late "a date asthe 5,a in
ftant were receivedon Saturday morning. Some
extracts from Paris Papers, ofthe 18th, are con-
taned an theie Journals, by which We have the
fatstietion TO find, tina. the French are fill un-
able to boat of any greater fucceIsin Germany;
than the entrance ofther army into Uln and
even this is given merely report. The Auf.
trians are, in the mean time, concentrating
their forces without, however, abandoning
any fortified place, or tronc pafs. The ART
val ot the Rufiians will, it is hoped. foon SnS-
BILE them to enter uoon more brilliant career.
To haften this, no LET'S than three thoufand way
CONS are employed upon The conveyance of one
column, coniiaiHg of forty four battalions of
choien infantry.
| The Hamburger papers are filert, refpeaing
the return OF the French troops to Hanover,
mentioned in our latt. We know, however, TOO
| much of the dominion, under; which thefe pa
pers are printed, to eoniider this as any refusai-
on of the report. 3" .-...
! The fcarcity of money at Hamburger is fuch,
that commercial difcomts there, have increafed
to ten per cent. and tome of the greateit houfes
| are expected to,fop payment.
October 25. Ill.
| Gottenbureh mail arrived on Sundav.-It
chiefly details thofe movements of the RpiIisn
armies, of which, from other fources, we have
heen already .iaformed. One letter, however.
dated Stral(und. ftates politivrly. that fhouli
any part of the FrurIian territory be violated by
the troops. of either of the Beliigerent powers.
the armies of his maie:ty will be put in motion
to chaitite fuch violliion., 1t did not appear 70
be known at the time this letter was written.
that the French had forced their march through
| the difritt of Anfpach.
Secret Expedition will, it is fid, leave this
country in the cou'fe of the enfu;ng week. A
detachment of the Guards is TO accompany it, as
well as the German Legion, the greater part.of
which has alr-adv embarked. 1t is alto ftatec,
that Sir Sidney Smiths to have the naval com
mand.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-13

lufuaito fibmit propofitions TOR an extra allow
anee to the officers of the HouIe. II was deli
rable that theco'npenf,tion Of the officers Mould
be fixed. That they might be fixed, and that
no 6milar propofition ihonld be offered hereaf
ter, was his reafon for oseriay this refolation.
The fIoufe Immediately took it W, agreed
to it, and referred it to committee ct three
members. ,.ss-a .-.
On motion of Mr.. Leepi5 the petitions here
tofore prcfented for and againft bridge arrois
the Potomac at the city of Warrington were re-
ferred toa committee of FIVE members. s.,.,
1f' Our readers will remark that in feveral
infances the members appointed on commit
tees are mot named. This uuavoiiahly ariies
fromthe mode Of procedure in the nomination
of committees, which generally is not made by
the Speaker until the enfning day. In all cafes
ofimportance we ihall give the names on a'fub-
fequent day, when not printed in the firft Eetch
of pro, ceilings.
With regard to the Proclamation of private
petitions, our ufual courfe will be to refrain
from noticing them until we n,all be Ne to
have accefs to the Journals of tile Houfe; it he
ing almoft impoiIible correctly to catch the name
from the mention of it in the Houfe. This will
occaGou iliort delay, but it will infnre accu-
racy. ....-f