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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
This is to give Notice.

yeHAT the fsbfsr;ber, Of Alexandra cous.
3 ~, hath obtained from the Orphan
cosrt, ef the laid county, ia tae diaIia Of Co,
Iarabis. letters Of ADMINISTRATION on the pcrloaiI
cisst. Of Tsba Bosviisg, late of the fad coant,
decsa(sd sll pssfons haTing claims agaaA The
faid deeesfed, are hereby waraed to exhibit 'h:
fame with the vouchers thereof, &c the fublerL
bsr, at or before the ata Day of June nsxs, th.I
may ssherw;fe by law BE- excluded ftou all b
noGt Of said saats:
Elizabeth Bowling.
Dcoembef =. 2aw6g
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18

TEN DOLLARS ResvaTd.
Left she Little. River terarke road, about the
18th Of Sop snhsf laa,
A Negro Man named a g O b,
ss,lengine to the hars Of TAsMAs MAscN. de-
ceased. He issasu, so ysaa Of age, we'll n,aae,
about s feet 10 isshss kxh4 dark complication.
his head teasasly grey. Whsever tatss up laid
NegSe ard delivers hin TO me or gre OF the evsr.
iaer, en- the turnpike read, nes. Alexandra,
f,an receive the abevc reward AND all reafonsbls
eAarscs, by
osR,H PowE.l, Agent
for the Little River Ts.nslke Company.
oGcser "a. att
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
December IA.
NO ffCE.

.-T>nE fubies;ber will rent the hoaic on Fairfax
Areet,near Dakc-lrcet, lately occdpcd by
Mr.. James Fl. Hooe. Apply to Mr.. Jebn
1aeksy.-As fone p:riou has reported that the
houfe is liab: f,r bsck ;'sn,s, the following GER.
.i6cate, frem Mr.. Nathaniel c. Hunter, t,hc
orisinsl proprietor Of the lst) who lsafcd the
houfe and Ios to me on an annual srsrsd rent,
proves, that there is no truth in the said re-.
port.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
Stephen Cooke.

BT hereby acknowledge, TO havs received
all the greund.rents DE on lot, 10 the town OF
Alsxsndris, on Fairfass.eree,, Ieafed Of me by
DIR. Stephen Cooke, up to she Sd day Of bebru.
ay, 1895.
Oaobsr i, Sos. lDes11o, iaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
Deeemba ?,
/ with to employ a Man

! with to employ Man
To sanage flnalI Fara AZ the msuth
hunting Greek, near Alexandria A pcrion as
daSle of sonaussins large garden would be pa
ssrssd.
James craik.
Deeemser3. law4v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
Boarding Houie O1ensd.

BY the Subscriber, in Prince-freet,
In the hosfe lately occupied by 7Jo~As Pat
ton, between the dwelling houfe OF Dr.. Dick
and Mr.. Hslsfszs fore -~vhere, fcw gente.l
bos,ders nay be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or with
cat lodging. Apply 70
William x;ng.
Novemh.f =, cOft
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
This is to give Notice,

vv,HAT the fubfcribsrs, Of Alexandra cOun-,
1 ty in the diaritt of Celunbia, have %.
tanned from the Ofpbans' court of fad county
letters of standardization on the perlonsl efate of
ASram Heapes, late Of the county alorafaid, de-
cesled all perfons having claims sgainff the fsid
deceaied, ass hereby warned to exhibit them,
with the vouchers saereof, to the lubfcribers,
on OF before the s2d day Of May next, or they
may by law be excluded frsm all benefit OF fad
easte.
Given under our hand, this .zd day Of No.
venbcr, 1905.
RACHEL HEWES, Ada'x.
GEORGE DRINKER. }Ada,rs.
PHINEAS JANNEY,
November %. saw4w
= @~~d.nn Laa4A Qherad
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-18
DR.. Rawlor's Worm Powders.

For Coughs, Colds, Aahmas, fpistng OF blood
sad all dileaies Of the hags. lts merits Nand
unrivallcd. Price so cents bottle.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
CERTIFICATES.

IS
III CERTIFICATES.
NesOs4ryagrt, 0ass, 1904
Sls-Your letter of the zsr uit 4 haze duaicssved
TIC Cts relative the iofs zsd recovery OF my b~pg
,.ers voice eau certify to be thtse :ta Nov fa~1
10 caiioned sy lSvsre co fc lo her voice aad could
ipesk louder THAI, whipts and rena'sasa ~ ems
1itnstion un, e vlted Boron IN May al, whete n:e
attended yonr Gas 4Ba>sas twtnty Is, 4soo du
to recr eahihstca She has ssfotmed ne inst
during the cpur!e OF Der atend2ncs, her voice gf~ae
her aud fls apPcsss ~ have As perfect
~ as befofe her acsntis
an. your moa ebedeni,
s8t l-a - EDWD ST LoE IivERMoRE,
fr.. cka,.s Evan, Egg # Kpg,ss au.ai.s trayegisz n
MIR. ANTHONY Coos. s~t Bqqoa. aft O7 tSs4.
SvtiAsng received much bcned froa the application
of the G4ivaaD 46iss, yer oaeii,on YOU arc 1T lib
ery ute of this By way OF certificate 10 that effect
you think proper am finsy OF optnioa hat II has
reiored the afe Of my hands aefre the espe
ocealoneJ By long ir. les lines warm c!a,ate.
am ar, your mott obedieat Servant,
CHARLES EVANS.
~ BtSr,, On IL, 1906.
THIS To Certify that have been afflicted with
ercas numbnels and weakness in nv istt hand which
prevented me from doing nsy work sad ry the aid OF
operations the aAoisf have been reored
and AN able work uiuaI MARY ADAMS.
gyAs, 2aey "a. So4
THIS IS TO Certify thar hare bcea afflicted for theie
Years rzlt wh ve.cat Rho Ynatic complaint which
prevensed my having any rec tor the above time; and
hayc becn entirely cured by neutrality-suspicious. OF the
Eaivaaic AaShlns. JOSHUA STOKES,
Ne. q. Aitit ossees.
s. q Spectators may be fupplied with
Tickets TaoaAs CLaRxs Bookaoic, FsiArset
Pas Yfsr@ Ia
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
John LORD,

II Elpeflv inform, his frends and the public, that
* he las iuff received, and nov offers for fac, a
good afoftment of tngi.h Aad American HAls--l-iSs-
wife general afTortmrnt of HAT TRIMMINGS
WHICH he will fell on the owca for caior appro-
we'd credit. sxsy
Cath and the hghef price given for all kinds OF nat
ting and ihppina rURs-Apply as above (3m) New. 90
MUFFS & rIPPETS,
IRESH made and war; .nted to good for fsie cheap
Il for calh or Fur skins, by ABUAH cHkEfEk,
No. 4, 4lsgy's Rosv.
Po-aa.s, on. IL. Ism
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

II fahfcriher
S,,s for whot
ne of his prof
ham and open
Adams, in -
1t attention wi
, HE hands, or
{ ,ntruHed'
!;
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
Sublime and Beautiful.

PROPOSALS. by DANIEL JOHNSON, Of Portland,
for printing by fuhfc Upton neat edition Of the
SUBLIME AND BEAUTIFUL with an elegant intro
dotaorv Dacrtation ON TASTE.-By the late Righi Ho
norabIcs FDMusD BURKE. 5
To f6< Pst,ons # ne Snbiwe sss Beautiful
In aing your patronage for work of this kind, II is
deemed iufcient to repeat in ihort, what Or lohnfon
and Biict have fad author. Johnon eonhdeied the
Sabine and Beautiful" as modes OF elegant eompos-
zion and philofophca criticifm /" Always acute aud IN
eenious" Jays Bact, he dfplays the eraol,on Of a
feholsr-the invention of pset-and the "iidom OF .
philosopher"
Csnaifiens sf Sra5scrbtisn.
The Sublime and Beautiful fall be elegantly printed
IN fine paper and handfome onta'ned IN dsode
elmo volume OF about 500 pasesand delivered TO Tub
fcribers ia boards One Do- 7srassvt CeA or IN eie
CANT binding Il 1ae DoHsy Seysrsy.sre,
=: SUBSCRIP lions received At the Psyfi&nx Bsa5fss
Canal Shares. -
FIFTY share. IN the cambetiAnt cAno, % - -
nss,,I Jonsses. o3eo
= :. s'9s 80 1885, 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

IL " - . aerouy gwen tilas c'Iopa,rI,.r-
dup N trade, whicA has luhGn<d be,.rcc, the lu,,-
ier,htrs, under the hrm of
JlHST Il SfAu-Ey afEPprrr
,n's = oii'o'vee by matrai conent 81 rcrfnr, IN
payaent 10 JonS 4 MSasylL, ia "A sso Nav. a.
sss ga I'll ted hrn 10 call on hta, Tor is,,rnt..
John r.. NfhRRuf.
SAVAGE. aitRsst.s
Ss4. sA.N
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

FOUND, SIS
r. 7 EAR the tUAd Of Long Wharf few ~ees. fncr
~ FLYING u. eanh1k Oily soD> The oass,
:. - 90 : - $3.50 - - - 49,: -.
-. - Z .
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

.
IN pointed Administrator OF the ellarS OF
Ja<dE3 DlgIDSGN,
late OF Bath, in The county OF Lincoln Equirc acrczfcd
ihriiate. All ,eSsoas indebted 10 laid rllats
aEs feaueasd g .nASs fAymeat and 'llqe who have
ny deinsnds viii be .,salso To exhibit iiem.
Dss. a ANDREW CREEMt<OOD.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
- e GdLVdhIS1H.
4 NTHONY CROSS, the proprietor

4 NTHONY CROSS, the proprietor
N of the GALvANi MACHINE, respectfully
scauaints the public, that he has arrived IN tais ow
and may be found at No 10, Tsass-Rsss or > JeHfs
70 IT'S niId aud effrctual oper tions This
aud very important seosery has already cured Aay o.
the de aes incident the hnnaa ile, iue1 as Fnen
matte and complaints, kings evi hndness dsat-
ncis aud !ofs OF fpecch &c
y During rsh1ence of only few nioahs IN soaioh nc
bias had pIoaure OF cdecsng many valu she cures
& hess pernilon 70 flbrait the Of he Par'ie
the tolow%
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

FOR SALE, # Ne. 10, Leeg- V'haJ,
DIPES, half Pipes, and quarter Oaks
1 Eya quality vIDONA WINE.
ps. "a.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

Is fubcei,e CIR rere,y & IS public notice to al
4 tcraeo that The has duly appointed and has
ken upon hSrisii the tTa adnunisaix The sf-
tats 81 flOsiS M KENNEY. late Dufham in the
couaty OF lumocflaao ycom. 0-cealrd, by gieis bond
a TIE law ;ierS iore equeis All peJioos who
are indebes 10 rle ia osceaieda s.tAe, make
date payment and hoie wbO have demands thereon
to esiibss ne isas oas EforniscaAM etq "a Port
land MARY M'KENNGY-
s Sec, to,oHel, Dr.. II
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

He iabic ,.sr herety give pubic Heee TO al con
4 ccrned, thai he has been duy appointed aad has
taken upon nf-f che sru,t OF ,ottc al c
and eaamsut Of ~ a,e OF t..s.saosccs~-
Led by giving bond The uteSa. :Ae atsssre re.
gusts al portions vslo indebted the <d desesfcds
sate, to make immediate paynent halc who have
2ay den ands thtscoas to erhiba the fame 10
esIg f JOSEPH SEARS
Dated Briigh~ d. II 1894 80
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
Taken up by the Subfcriber.

Taken up by the Subfcriber,
I'M Saturday Evening Ian, dirk coiorcd MARE -
" The swacra may have her again by proving pro
periy and paving charges wn B. Pc rERs.
s~f srd De. "a.
I EFT on beard capt Es5ysisH Sss,d e.ass Packet )
IL TRUNK aud two BLAkKETs.--Appiy 4 No y
Lerg ~ ~ Dee "a
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07
Bsias12a, De. ~, 1894.

IT. iuhicl ,her hereby Caves pabc aeccso all con-
4 cerned, that he has oeen duly appointed aud ha.
taken upon hici the rua of adrniarator On the &c
tate OF sa
JOAsFs KNAPP. late Of isyssiya,
IA ne County OF Camoeliand woman by GIVING
po'd A. the law dire&s tie hsreose rcql.G ali per-
ins nd.s sedto istd deceaieds tfac u make iu,rnca
fAts pa and fose who have any dsnsads reon
t. exihit the Lane Tor ietsmsat without ceiay
49, IS. janis EMlRsoN.
Brtdalci. Dee ii 3oa ?
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

ny
If Srocxg
iNsUsAKc
anauai me
i euiufng
CA raeiday /
k z VI
by olei-r Of
ise Fire = GE,,
QEaa De 81
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

II he treicriher hcrcby gyes pubic to ali co..
serhea that he has been duly appointed. and has
taken upon hmiclf thc ruf Of adnintrstor on the
sisse OF 8GAfi1dfN SafITiT late Of Portland ia H.
esuuy OF 1anhcr and. Painter decc led by giving ho,a
as TIC law d're cts The Thereto reqes ali po,cns whs
ar indebted 70 the aid deeeasas eate to make INT
MEDIATE pavement; andthoe who have any Demands there
10 exhh's the Game for ist,lswscrt 10
fs~t'~sf, De- II, MiCHaEf. sviTH.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

Al tEREas sgfssss S..s~.a vie 81 fhe iabfrr e..
has behaved hel ir in unheeon,ug manner.
ana neglected tae dutes of wife. this i to cau ion an
perons from harhorine truhins her c my account
q no debts OF her contracting will &c paid hy ne after
1His esV DANlEI SULLIVAN
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-01-07

;esc.s sns,s.- = b rtsaAe
and fe,u 1T that AZ I 10 TT Z
:, Ticket. a, ~ and QIaseFs Il I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05

Tuesday Mr.. ri.t waite on his males
| " al Windsar, to commsnicate the iilipor-
tant rssult of the question in the house OF
commons, and in consequences thereof to
ltcnder Lord viscount Melvilie's resigaa-
jtion. 1t was graciously received, aud il
is imagined, that Mr.. Pitt in his present
extremity, will recommend even Lord
Castlereagh to the situation. Nothing
however, was settled last night. Mr. Yorke
is mentioned as likely to come into office.
MIR. Canning yesterday morning intimat-
edto MIR. Trotter that he could no longer
permit him to hold the place Of Paymas.
ter to the navy. At the same time Mr..
Tro,ter had rendered his resignation.
BY the politeness Of Capt. Brown ofthe
brig Panther, the editors of the NJ. York
Gazette, have been put in possession OF
Kingston Jamaica papers TO the 2nd inst.
Extracts are given from them, which COM
pletely do away the various rumors of an
attack upon Jamaica by the Toulon fleet.
We learn that few days before the Pam
Their sailed, Admiral Dacres, with six sail
of the line, had proceeded in quest of the
French squadron. The Reynard sloop of
war had Just returned from cruise, in
which she fell in with French privateer,
lia,e the Lilly sloop of war,l and after
n short ac,ion sunk her. The Reynard
had ten men wounded. II does not seem
rom these papers that any other French
squadron had appeared in the West In
dies {: OF course the report of such AN G.
vent was unfo0nded.
We have received by the Argo, Monte
go-Bay papers 10 the sth instant, from
which we have given interesting marine
intelligence. The Chronicle Of the 4ih
mentions, that orders had been received
there from the British Government, to al
low lumber and provisions to be imported
into the different islands in American YES
sells whenever ii was thought cxpedient.
The passengers who went in the brig
TWINS, from New York, had arrived al
Falmouth from Barracoa, in schoone r
which they had chartered.
May IS.
The f9orfs IN jamaica are oyien,--A letter
was received in this city yesterday, con.
tanning the following postscript.
q Falmouth, Jamaica, May s, Iso5--We
are now 10 advise you, that accounts are
actnallyyreceived of The ports OF this island
being further continued open for six
months" This news is confirmed by ARR
walls at this port from Jamaica.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05
MATRIMoN Y.

IL is nor good fha. man should be aione.''
THE influence of prejudice upon the
mind OF man is exemplihed more striking
ly in the treatment which he beslows ON
woman, than in any thing else. 1t has al
ways been the practice of wicked wits and
III nalured cynics, to make them the OBJ
jects CT their indecent raillery and abuse.
In former times, these naughty lords If
creation pretended that females were not
endowed with as strong in,ellcels as males !;
and, therefore treated them as beings of
an inferior order. Buttime gradually re-
moved the veil in which prejudice had
wrapped up the charaeterof the sex, and
it was acknowledged that their inferiority
was the defect of education and not OF ma
ture. Now the theme of abuse was chang
ed, but not the object: they were charged
with concealing beneath the semblance Of
angels, the disposition of iends: the name
OF woman was but another appellation for
hypocrisy and deceit; and so universally
did this iniatuation affect all ranks, that
even one OIL the most grave and solemn pc.
cts of Great Britain says,
Fraiity, Thy name is 7coman."
manners having now nearly extirpaied
those opinions, the wahton wags Of the
day have tnrned their artillery against the
dress OF the ladies'. The followers Of ia
shion cannot avoid being hurried into some
ridiculous extravagancics but are The
men more moderate than the women e.
think not. Let them, therefore, spluck
the beam out Of their own eyes," and re-
form their dresses by bringing it down to
rational standard they will then be bet
ter qualified to aet the part Of censors up
on the gowns and pettieoats Of their wives
and daughters.
Man, when under the influence of no
confronting power, suffers his passions to
acquire absolute power over him. The
various circumstances and evolutions of
his life plunge him into most gloomy des-
pair, OF exalt him into most rspiurous Joy :.
He is a stranger 10 the mildness Of con-
an, when oonyulsed by the raging Of son
trary winds. In shott, from minutes
review Of the general character OF the
bachelor, we may deduce this sacred truth
-" IL is nor good to be aione."
Notwithstanding all the sareasms and
sneers Of Iibertines against marriage, no
man can be happy, unless he enters into
that condition. The married man, when
outward anxiety and distress annoy him,
seeks relief in the bosom Of his wife for
the gentle minds Of women are peculiarly
designed by nature for administering con-
ISOLATION. Has he a secret, herbreat is its
reposi,ory---he pours forth his whole soul
TO her, unres,tained by the cold maxims
of prudence, which influences his conduct
with respect 70 his own sex. His wife is
his only firm and mistaken friend for IL
is almost impossible that friendship could
exist with purity and fervor between man
and man--Ambitiop, rivalry and con,rari-
ETY. of opinions, too often produce mutu-
al GOODNESS, which soon tlegenerales into
apathy. ] think therefore, | arm justified
10 asserting, that true and generous friend
ship cannot subsiss, except in the hearts
OF those whom hymen hes united; with
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05

they shesrcd Oft, and abandoned the EeIi-
CITY, which We Immediately took posses
sion Of, and brought her close under the
land, where the action commenced, and
came 10 anchor. We were oblig edto lay
by oar quarters al night. We had no
damage done 10 the Gutter; not one shot
struck us. Butt believe one of the pri-
vateers sustained good deal Of damage.
The Felicity was close by the SCENE all the
time, and observed our shot fall on board
Of them.
The supercargo Of the Felicity, bro't
on board 1880 dollars to be secure, and
there was about !. 900 dollars more in the
hold, which he could not get at. The yes.
sci and cargo are worth about IS, 900 dolls.
which i expect we shall have salvage ON
for recapturing her."
May so.
Capt Lilley, who arrived at New-York
from Jamaica, informs, that the whole
coast round the leeward islands, swarm
with French priyaieers, fitted out at Cuba.
ithoutcommissions, * manned with des-
peradoes, from every quarter Of the globe,
they indiscrirnina;ely.c capture every vessel
which affords them the least probability Of
plumber. The Governor Of Cuba winks at
these outrages, and permits them 10 psr-
severe in their pratical conduct, without
the smallest molestation. Capt. l.. on
his outward bound passage, was boarded
byon of these pirates, but he being loaded
with lumber, they contentcd themselves
with carrying off all his sea- stores, with
what other yaluables they could lay their
hands on.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05
NATcHEz, April IL.

APPOINTMENTS by THx PREsIDENr.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, Esquire, Co
vernon of,he Mississippi Territory. Any
encomirms on this gentleman, would be
soperhuous. Mr.. Williams has been ma
ny years representative in congressfrom
the state of North Carolina was, whilst a
member of congress, appointed Com
missioner for deciding land claims in this
Territory. He is well qualified for the
important Office to which he has been ap.
pointed, and his appointment will give ge-
neral satisfaction.
Thomas III. Williams, Register of she
Land Office.
DIR. John Sibley, of Na,chitoches, a
member Of the Legislative Council of the
Territory of Orleans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05
IrRANsIATloN.l

HAGUE, April l6--This day commence
ed the session Of the legislative body, for
the present year, which was opened in the
usual manner.
On the latter part OF last week, the for
ner Governor Of the Island Of Curacao,
J. Lauser, who gave PIP that colony last
war to the English, was brought here UNI
der arrest, with some Of his principal Of
ficsss.
We understand that VI. Scbimmelpen-
ninck IS expected here The LIST day of May,
10 commence his duties in this residcncy.
PARIS, April is.--We learn by letters
rom Madrid, tina; his Catholic Majesty
has cot oniy abandoned bis right in przes
which may BIC taken from the ENGLISH,
put decseed that the captors shall have
The privileges Of disposing Of captured pro-
per'y without paying soy duty to the
crown. SO that tie whole arnount can
tGred Will go TO the captors.
The Capt. General Of Catalonia and The
Prince Of Peace have informed his Ma;ea-
~, that The Commandments Of the civ &c
st. felin de Quixols had offered to ?.
very family hat would furnish seaman
for his Maiesty's squadron, three reals
day, during the present var. His Males.
ty expressed The utmost satisfaction a,
the generous offer, aud san6tsoned the en-
gsgement.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-06-05
NETWORK, May 81.

BY the ship Hardware, capt. Matlack,
in SO days from Liverpool, the editors OF
the New-York Gazette, have received
London papers TO the l3ih April. The
most prominent article is that of the resir.
nation fLord Melville as treasurer ofthe
navy, on account of being charged by the
house OF commons OF having made an i'm
proper use OF the public money.
ne secret expedition had not yet sailed.
LONDON, April 10.
We received late last night Paris papers
TO The 4th, and Dutch TO the 7lh. They
confirm the intelligence We communicat.
ed Gay or two ago of the Spanish feet
az Cad'z being ready for sea its force is
stated TO be twelve sail of the line, and two
OF mrte iFIgales; il is now in The outer
road OF CsdiE- The activity of prepare
tions al Toulon has induced belief that
the heet will again, IL it has not already.
put TO sea. Admiral Cochrane,s being oH,
,he sgns, IS mentioned in All article from
Lisbon Of the 9th.
| n paper printed at Lemberp asserts,
that large Russian Army is assembling
10 VolbynIa, and that Russia and sweden
have agreed foe a subsidy of Eve mill,ons
10 place. oo 600 men at the disposal OF this
country. Agreat Russian armyistobe sent
10 The Mediterranean. Rumor haze swell.
ed ihe amount to $50 600 men. W. he
iieve we may say, with confidence that all
The accounts Of unfavorable aayices hay.
ing been received from PETERSBURG, are am
founded; they are otherwise. II l. said
now, TOO, that the politics Of the Cabio,t
OF Vienna have undergone change favor
able 10 this couptry--it would be surnr;s.
ing after the events that have recentlv oc.
cured, if they had not.
The French papers are unacquainted
with The events that have taken place n
the WestIndies.
April ~.
Last night in the house Of commons
MIR. Whitbread followed up the resoluti
obs Of Monday, with moving an address.
10 his majesty TO remove Lord MeIviIl.
from all places Of trust and emolument
which he held during the pleasure of tn,
crown.
After some debate the motion was with
drawn, and the house voted thar the reso
buttons of Monday should be laid tsGor,
bis majesty, aud that the same should b,
carried up by the whole house and il wa.
also agreed there should be NO adjourn
'nent until this communication had beer
made.
Mr. Whi'bread then gave notice that az
Ter The holidays he would move, that in.
s~ue''ons be given To the attorney general
70 prosecute Lord Melville and Mr.. Trot.
YER TO make their account for their impro-
per in'renissions with the public money y.