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LOTS, &c. TO LEASE.
TO LEASE,
July ze.

For FL years, or . greater or ffs hme,.
4 NUMBER of L0rS, lying on both Edes
n the Lesburg roaA, in the forslt Of Wafh-.
ington, between fur and four ard an half miles
FROM Alexandria, Georgetown and the City,
They will he laid eff ctheE in (nal farms os 70
fuit thofc who wih lnug fpot for re'irsfnsns a {
particular feafoas. The lItuatioo is very high
and none can be more healthy. The whole laying
in wood can be cleared TO llit the tate of the
occupant, To eligible terants very liberal terms
will be granted. Be pleatcd 20 apply to
IOnN BALL.
Tie lbicriber is authorized to offer FARM
Of IS acres, IS Of which ase cleared and not
excellent Land, TO any pcrlon who will undertake.
the Office OF Schoolmafter, 10 educate Certain
number of children in behalf Of the proprietor,
with the privilege Of receiving Others vino may
be aole to pay for their tuition In which cafe
the fad farm will rem1in in pol!rGion OF the above
peyfon during good bshavior, tree OF all rent, aud
in cafe II fatisfataory conduef during tome Yeas,
will be fet,lsd upon bis family Tor HE.
Arlington. mil. from George
iowa ferry, 27ib July. IawaY ;
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yg-E0SEs psrfsns, VITO have. cellars Or Others,
Il places damp an foul, a,searme,yy felicis..
ed to have them ,s.,nscdissesy. whltesahsd lpds
freqacntly ventilated ~. opening eas aca: 3 o--
Windows thereof :; aed this Is sssou.snced, sPgA4
z thorough conviction th2t ipch,. operations aies
healthfui 70 ttfe pcifons whc are expeed, 70 the,
air Of ihole apartments at this and the apfS32chs
ing feaioD Of the year This fsealufcs was ADOPT.
ed here Ian fnnmer by a great many Pes.oHs.
ard Twas informed much 70 sbelf sc astotfz and
fa,isfattion land thole ho,fe -keepers fundsl
are roo limited 10. expenfsc opesstions. nay do.
what's here recommended, for, inc: stiaing fun.
OF IS cents ara lt.,e labor, wjts a: broom,
as one peck II MA 'cked, we'll basaea ure, VIII
make white waill iufficient for f.nsli ceEEf.
A psa1ice is 100 p,egalcst On Fridays and Siz.
tutays every week, in tcvetal people, by;brlug.>
ing on, and throwing i'll III: f,setf litter, diit..
duff, SC. immediately aEteG the GeaYeagers, have.
pstfed their dwellings; 1t is hoped thas good
fenfc and efetfion, yi! prelude The. neceG,y org
noticing this hpbit in a. waywhlea nay sstalt iD,
ex2snce TO thoie who continue 10 paEiae4 II, 80
have ef late offered, thu, 40 !itt!s attsaLi-
on is given ty fcyerl! pc!fors 10 the cutters n,
The ffsess, Which 81 this leafon 'Sght to &c kspt.
scG.fantly cleaG, nope ihiS .hHt wa cohHinASs
the Negligent, that unlci, the law nc bfisss CONF
Piled with than heretofore, dn.y wt.limpos upon,
ne the difagreeabls sais Of endeaHoriEg 70. es.
to:ce, by penalties, compliance thsrswi:h.
Its with rsgret thar i hays 60 no'ics snothef,
practice attended with conideralis Inconvenience,
to ,hoie, living rear PelIoRs, who tsa i. i gas .,
duty impoled ur.s hen by law ssh great afis
duty bsred mu(gu:' :cs n barrels, tuba and eaiks,.
containing water, 81. 10 aud bout thsis, back
yards. 0F ,t,.te citineps with g'eass hu;a.ilty
felicit fsipeuGon Of this ope faicn for az Leaf
fxty days scm ,his date; and beg leave to lay.
thar comp!i.nce with this fe9peN WI much much
obigc their z
,slJs Servant,
JOHN VAUDEVILLE,
7oih July. d3t
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SHIP VI - NEWS.
ss4a.:1sss ss-ssdSa%.
port of aLeranoria..

ENTERED,
Brig eiting Sun, Rhodes, Norfolk
hime and Fruit, Captain.
Schr. Felicity, Willing, forks Hand
Sal, ana Frait, John Tucker.
AdycnSGre, Midnight, ST. Martins
Ran, Sugar AID MoiaiFes, M'
Kight aud Stewar. ard Hewes
and Miller.
Eliza, Wa;s,igc, Salem
Painter ard Lime, w. Yeaton.
Scoop Montczrua, Palmer Norfolk
George, Buacr, do.
CLEARED,
Brig PIs6dest, Bel, St. Bartholomew
Schr. Dly Ana, Tsckfon, New York
E!eaaor, Yeaton, do.
Do!rhin, Berry, Richmond
Two Brothers, COTS, Havana
Sloop Units, Hssd, Philadelphia.
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Bfoshsfs. Bray; Fsit Lady, peserion. Pr NJ.
orlesns, mp Hanpnirr, Talbot. For Xirgi.
'ia, fsosetlsrsis, Everett; lntfepIds Sseids Eos
Cksiieilop, MontezQma, Leigh.
The LivsspaoI Packet, Waite. poks. che. A,
u'efiesn ihip ApguRa, Burger, from New. York
TO Rci.sl. who had on boatd paGenger belong,
ing 10 tic ihip Eacrlindo, foupdersd d, Tea.
FRoM. LLorD'S LIST J4ge 4.
Cf. Falmouth, Masia Elizab;th, Huichias,
from Pdii.deIPhia, boaud 70 Tonningen. Al,
Ha'', Amp, Chew, Nsw. York. At Clyde, Fran.
cs, Baip, New York; Fanny, DO. Mary Arm,
ingalls,, Caarleaon, al Lifbon, Ceris, Rioker,.
New York Mary, Robislon, Virginia; Ann,
Br4dfJsd, do, If,asll., Bradford. Philodc 'phja.
Tbs Geosse Warrington, Paros, from Liverpool,
=! ST. Lqcar. The hip Rhoaa. snd Ee,fey,
,sffy, 7,h Ipne al Liverpool from New YORK.
Gza,se, at Liserrnoi. from Bston. The big
Poiiss JAILED for Ncu York ten days before the
L gan. The hip Ds!awage, Farier, of New
York mas arrived at Hull, lat from A;naer-
dam.
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.a,roattoa ofthis blooS--

i, ;ntorrnatioa q "a III, o y ,he.
|sIo t6s dsp''l Our government fos
State, :. are al ! lots Q come ,n3;,.;
r aot shiak proper e e r, Pa'' no.
=, he he pronllgst'lsopa - e. f1s COM IN.
h, tf'n' The blockade OF GARAGES c'e
|epll:' indy ! ns left to make illeik
3 ict9f ,be ordinary manner.
rt r.. Know known bycapture and con
" me-. ,llsn Of property = ! !. large ex
t''l aassrameat has witaellsd Ins a.1
rdi' Sp ~, their lscret, aud permitted
't ss'S's.als bliadly to. Buy their eSps'''
's ca : ar this is confident with the
i 49, principles of the democrats 6 r.
a 's.r IhDii one oftholc c,rcunltan !
tl lasie j., The public good required /
IN sIt l. kept fecret, we leave men OF
pun u, sad Judgment TO determlne.
aa'l (Ifas Amertcas.}
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dmsrieaa ye0sh aaverfgtd il LiOerpo'! Paper,
of fine 6.

For New. York Liverpool Packet, Waite !;
Ontario, Starbnek; Laura, Newman; Nsptane'
Stanton Chatham. Walton; Telegraph, Hen.
ry Watloo, Lesvhs Mercury, Crary. 'Fof
Bottom, Sally Ann. Glover; Henty, Weeks
Dsyade, Davis; D~iia. Cranda!. For fale, Re
lici,y, Zones Oliver Woleott, Richards. For
baltimore, the Ceres. Sampion; Independence
Barns. Fer Philadelphia, Hercules. Bradford ,
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blackenlag the iurtaceSofi TIE, heatea
fubfance, the count ayoWsthe following
relolution.; which. however realonable
and philofophic, viii uot fail, We think,
to. extort a lnile from, our readers
s.Alt willventure tolay on the lub-
ieet is, that were | called tosinhabyt a
very hot country, nothing thould pre-
sent mefrommaking the experiment OF
blackening my ikin, or at leatt OF wear
inga black ihin, in the fhade, and Ell
peciaIIy at night; in orderto find out if
by thele means, |. could not conuive
making mylcIf more comfortable,
Several Of. the 4avage tribes which
inhabit very cold countries, belrnear
their fkins with oil, which gives thsma
filming appearance, The ays.ot lIgit
are reflected copioully from the fuffacc
Of THEM kin by the highly pohihed fur
face eff the oil with which it's covered.
IF thatfhould be the cafe, inltead Of
deIpiling thofe poor creatures for thcN.
attachment to a ufelets and loath(ome
habit, we lhould be diipofed to admire
their ingenuity, or rather to admire and
adore the goodneis Of their lnylilbie
guardian and inflruttor, who teaches
them to like, and to pra6file, what he
knows to be uitful to them.
The fIottentots belmear them'elves,
and cover the.r bodies, in manner
Rill more diigufing... They think
themieives fine, when they are belmear-
ed and drei1ed out according to the
loathfome cuttom Of their country.
But who knows whether they may not
in fad be more comfortable, and better
ableto Gupportt heeecflive heats which
they are expoted2 From1everal expert
meats which I made, with a view to
elucidate that point (of which an &C
count will be given to the lociety at
fome future PERIOD / have been m
duced 10 believe that the Hottentots
derive advantages from that practice,
exactly limiiar to thoie which the ne
groes derive from their black color.
: = \
ct is frequently ufefui, and is always
amuiing to trace the differences in the
cuaoms and utages Of different coun-
tries to their caufes. The French have.
forages been remarkable for their fond
nefs for loups, and for their iklll in
preparing them: now as national ma.
bits of this kind mutt neceharily orr
ginate atavery early period Of lociety,
and mutt depend on peculiar local cir
cumltances, may not the prevalence OF
the cultom of eating ioup in France be
afcmbed to the open chimney fire pla
ces and wood fires, which have ever
been common in that country?
lit is certain that in the infancy OF
fociety, before,the arts had made any
comfortable prosrels, families cooked
their yictuals by the fame fire which
warmed them. kItchenSthen were not
known; and the wn1ls uied in cook
ing were extremely Gmpie, an earthen
pot perhaps fet down before the fire.
We have juf leen, that with iuch an
apparatus, toups Of the very bet qua
Iities would naturally beproduced; and
it is not iurprihng, that whole aatlon
ihould acquire tondnets for Ipecles
Of food, not only excellent in its Kind,
but cheap, nutritious, and wholeiome,
and eadIy prepared.
sdad Goals been the fuel uied N
France, it is notlikely that loups would
have been 70 generaily adopted IN that
n, n Q mol
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Or TO Let, for Term Of Years, or on,
Ground-Rsat for suer,
Four valuable Lots, on. the fouth
fde of King -aree,, between Fsysste and Henry,
areets each lot fronting 20 eet on King .afcet,
ana runnog bach, 90 fesi 70 1. !eer alley,
The Gtuasion Of this propcsy is iuch (being in
one of the mott thriving parts OF tbe town. as
to make the position OF it very deG:abe 70 any,
perion having money to pufchae, more eipeei--.
ally 10 dsa!ets in country produce.
AAo, for SoIs,
A. Houfe and Lot, On the loutha.
fde of Kins fEset, near W2lhingsoD Greet, and
oppoG,e the tofc OF Mir. lames Bacon. This
Gtustion is equal to any IN town for buhne!s.
LiEe1yye 10 Let, far TIE term ef len years,
An half-acre Loton Duke and Pitt,
freets, mclt eiigi5ly G,psted for Gafden OF
Glover Lot. iof which pafpoic aaly It would be
rented. As manure has ocen thrown ", III heaps
UPON it for feverai years the gionnd Cannot but
be as rich as cou!i BE- viiled. Fof terms apply..
TO Mr.. 1amfs Beces, Oh King, near Washing-
ton Greet, or 70 tSe Iub!ctiosr, az Motley Hal!oe
opDoGte to Alexandria.
Thos. L. Warrington.
N. 3. II Hire BY The NINTH.
A cry likely active BOY,
Ahont Is wears old, who has from cbila.
been scculto;ued 70 wait in the houle, provided;
immediate application is made as above.
May 3. 60
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IIEALTH-OFFICE.

WHEREAS. information has been gi-
,sn TO tn: B AID OF HEALTH, thar malicious
reports ssevai n vasi9ns qusrsers, of the exit
esce Of a m.iignsat fever ia the town cf Aiexan.
andsia il has by them been deemed proper TO
countefatt the prevalence of iuch snfcSnicd ru-
mors by fciema declaration, that they are at
tasty iaic and gfoundlei:. Ia ior'oboratiun OF
which declaration, they hereto annex the cer,i-
hcsss of the p-a&t,hrg Phyfician, OF the town
troai which il will appear, that oar citizens SIZE
oisfs'd with al uzuiuai portion of health at this
tik.e.
By srdsr of The Board,
CUTiBERT POWELL, Chairman.
JOSH MUNcAsrER, Sec'ry.
July 70. d5t
We the fubGcri5crs, praaiGng Ply Gcians, in
The town Of Alexandria, do hereby certify, that
there has been within our knowledge no cafe OF
Yellow or o,ter malignant fever in the town Of
Alexandria in the prefent (cafon; and that the
general health Of the town far exceeds what IS
ufual at this icaf2n OF the year.
Given under our hands s4th July, 1906.
HENRY ROSE,
Hraltb e6cer gFfhr part
JAS. CRAIK,
ELISHA c. DICK,
JAMES GILLiEs,
John RICHARDS,
&. n. HALL.
THOS. SEMMES,
w. A. DANGEEFlELD.
July ze. d3t.
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1fuE seftNH's-J
EXTRACTS
s,s il s,Aubk Egeys Of co@H' Rant
f' ford. ;,
=, ii cafes where it was dehgned
.l,tr1. tss kat of any iubfance
s i confined in a metallic veael'
!; s IN greatly contribute to that t. end
: he he eternal farface of the veiiel De
NV = clean and bright; but, if the 90
;.abe toes,l any thing quickly, in a
rs,Ic yeGel, the external lurface Ct
h. r,aeI Mould be painted, or CO.
! yeted with lome Of thole iabtances
which have been found to emit Gallo
rife rays in great abundance.
.Pohhedtea urns may be kept boil
mo hot with mach LET'S expence OF
! lglris Of wine burnt in a lamp under
d theul than luch as are varniihed; and
tn, cleaner and brighter diihes, and
EcovsD for dimes, are made, which are
1usd for bringing vietuals 81 the table,
udfor keeping hot, the more efee-
tmly will they anlwer that purPole.
ESaueepans, and other kitchen uten-
fills, which are very cleaa and bright
on thsoutGde, may BE- kept hotter with
almalhr fire than fuch as are black AID
dirty; bat the bottoms Of a faucepan,
boiler mould DC olackened, in or
der that its contents may De made to
llqucky, and with a iR2il expence
of faeI.
! Il garden walls painted black &C
qln heat fa!ter, when expoled to the
i4a's direct rays than when they are
not 10 painted, they will likwife cool.
later, durlne the night; and gardeners
naabe belt able to determine whether
ineIe rapid changes oftemperature are,
'oFare not, favourable to fruit trees.
Black clothsare we'll known to be
rey warm in the fan; but they are
l' from beng 10 in the hade, and G.
'seiaiIy IA cold weather. No colouf-
- eloa'hing is 70 cold as black, when
% temperature of the air is below
uI Of the inrface of the kin, and
=. Senlne body isnot expoled to the
.r r'uoa Of catori6c rays from other
: hhas been fhown, that the warmth
: r. ''psa l depends much on the 3o-
- pf'hc iurfsce Of the fubfance of
au''a I is made; and hence VIC may
ora That, in chooiing the colour
S =. garments thole dyes lhonld
ia, i wooded which tend mott TO defroy
, rs'Pc . and, as white rurfacereaeets
j. ao g !, light than anequal iurface, equal
: : s sslaed' OF any other colour, there
m.. a4'n realon to think that white gar
rou s are warmer than any other, in
cone1 %eatnef. They are aniverfally
so. uuered as the cooleh that can be
A. ? n very hot weather, and elpeci-
iii,ea fnen a.perion is expofed to the
seI :. rays OF the fun and, ifthey are
i Go circulated to reAea calorihc rays
,aI. .all'ler' they mutt be equally well
b. xb; a.Ld % reflect thofc frgorific rays
iavin, .a we are cooled and annoyed
h.; x =
", ,ba Stabilized by experience,
's Tendon Monthly Review, tina,
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By ,r4sr a. The Board,

CUTiBERT 20 WE'LL, III
JOSH MUNcAsrER, Sec'ry.
July 70.
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yay. living ,ba Stabilized by experience,
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
NEW YORK, Nov. as.

The anniversary of the evacuation of
the city of New York by the British troops,
was celebrated yesterday with more than
the accustomed demonstrations Of joy.-
Gen. Morton's brigade of artillery, consis-
ting ofthc FIRST and second regiments conn
manded by lieut.. colopsls Csr en- Gus and
Swartwout !; col. Van Yandi's legion Of IN
fantry, and the several troops OF horse, the
whole under the command OF brigadier
gen. Morton, assembled on the battery,
where they went thro' the usual military
evolutions with much precision, and made
a most brilliant appearance. They were
reviewed by major general Stevens and by
the French general Moreau, who's recep-
ton was such as must be grate uI TO the
feelings of the illusirious exile, and was
highly honorable to the humanity and pub
lie spirit of our citizens. A grand dinner
was given in the afterRoon at Loyett's ho-
tel by ths oI.icers of the several regiments,
aud the hero of HohenIiuden was amongst
the guests.
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marine and 10 the owners Of priyatsers,
who, after receiving due notice, shall be
responsible Tor any injuries which may be
sustained through Them"
Letters from SPAN state, that hostiIities
have begin in Italy, and that a battle has
been fought at Verona, between the hu-
s,rians and the French, commanded by
Alass-n:.. Ii this statement DE true, we.
hope the event has proved ungayorab.e To
eur enemies, as the Spanish letters mcn,i-
on no particulars. 1t is added, that some.
Imperial vessels have been carried to Al
geziras, by Freuch privateers and il is
a certain fact, that the ships ofthat nation,
now in this Bay, have been direSled by
their consul not to sail until further ore
ders.
A letter from the Rect of Cadiz, dated
Sept. so, says: "Lord Nelson arrived
here, on The 28th-the command of Lord
Nelson extends thro' the Mediterranean TO
Cape ST. Vincent. Admirals Duckworth
and Thornborough come out. A force
goes OF CaIihagena, of s sail of the line,
supposed under the former. Sir John
Warren mas flying squadron between FL
nisterfr and st. Vincen,s, with comman-
der in chiefs commission"
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GIBRALTAR, Oet. S.
IMPORTANT ORDER.

The following capy of an order sent by
the Spanish government 20 the Comman-
dant of Marine, ct Algeziras, has been re-
ceiysd by several rssps Gable mercantile
houses III this place: and although the o.
mission Of the names, both Of the writer
and OF the person TO whom it IL addressed,
has made US hesRate whether we should
insert il, until we found il published in The
Madrid Gazette, yet its importance, and
the assurance we have received from good
authority, that lis authenticity has been VIC
l1ed on the spot by persons interested in
he enquiry, have induced us tc give it a
place ~ this number.
The Director General of the navy, in a
letter of he 25,h Of the last month, writes
10 The commsndant general as follows:
Ills cScellency the secretary of state,
and OF the marine, communicates TO me
the following royal order of yesterday:
MADRID, Sept. 3.
Most Excellent Sir,
Ills excellency, the minister Of the
United States, has complained ofn wgrie-
ysnces ADD captures Of American vessels
by the Spanish PrIsaieers and that eleven
Americans nave been carried into Algezi-
ras, under prelence, as it is stated, that
they were carrying English merchandise /;
which having been laid before his majesty
the king, he has been pleased to order, that,
II there's no other motive for the capture
OF said vessels bat the one alsdgsd by the
American MINISTER, they should be imme-
dialely liberated, as, by The fifteenth article
oil the treaty with the United States, The
American flag covers the goods on board,
although they be enemies property but,
have they been detained from any other
motives, the suits are to be decided with
the utmost dispatch according to the esta.
biished laws; which communicate to
your excclleocy, according to tie royal Or
der' that you may make IT known to the
heads OF department OF the navy, that they
may communicate X tothe commaudsntog
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ard Inconsistency, whereof she has alrea.
dy given so many proofs to her enemies
and 20 her friends /; and ii ths proie sti-
ons Of Asstrii are candid, in which case
The facts are 10 correspond with the same,
his majesty the emperor Of Germany and
Austria will allow il to be just and confor.
n,ab:e With the principles Ola true neu-
tra!i,y, no, to perplex France, not 10 force
her 10 break up her camps andlio trans.
port her force 10 the Rhine, and,o her o.
ther countries: and he will be sensible,
that he cannot remove her fears, without
ordering, to their respective garrisons, the
troops which have been sent towards Italy,
aad the adjacent countries, and without
reducing his army 10 the peace establish
meni.
lsitshould be otherwise, those who have
mad. the first hostile preparations, and
| who have first drawn the sword from the
scabbard, will be considered as the authors
ofthe war, and as such they Will be answer
able for the mistouunes which will be the
Consequences thereof, whichever may be
the power who shall strike the first blow
His majesty win no, hesitate to adopt such
, measures, as his honor and his safety NAV
| prescribe 10 him, either by breaking up
his camps, and by sending 10 tho Rhine
aud 10 Italy the forces which he has now
on the ocean. or by calling in all the con.
SCRIPTS OF the reserve, in order 10 put his
army upon full war establishment il
having renamed ill now on the foot OF
/ peace es aolshmsnt; for the compile mont
To the war establishment sf the forces em-
pioyed against England, have been effect
eddy reinforcements drawn from the third
/, ba,tal'ons, left in the garrsons.
The answer which expect from your
excellency, when received, will regulate
his determinations.
The c3ndor of these Communications
leave me 20 room 10 fear That the views in
( which have been directed to give them,
may be wrong interpreted. The superior
knowledge of your exceIlsncy. warrants
me that you will perceive in them the ex-
psessions of loyaEy. | make bold 10 be-
lieve that you will be struck with the &C.
curacy oil he arguments which / snbrni,
In you, and hatter myself with The hope
Ina, you wll! give them an additional
weight when you shall lay them before the
council OF your august sovereign and that
his majestY The emperor OF Germany and
Austria w,llnotonlt reneye all the uneas-
ness and doubts which have taken place
on account OF The preservation Of the
peace OF The continent, aud that he will
MOI only maintain the said peace By pull
Iing his army again on the peace establish
ment, and oy ordering back 10 their re-.
spective garrl,ons, the troops which have
L
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DOCUMENTS 1s''' 'sP'' =

PAnIs. Sept. 25.
DOCUMENTS
Refcy-ed ~ n fbs exposition If zoe reciprocal cos-
duct II F5anc- ard d4,ria siuer tie PEACE o,
Leseviis, red By fbe 5Fnis,sr IF foreign If
fahs.
Lrfer cffle Niois.er of FJ,eigp Afei,s 70 c,nsf
CsJeaaei, Poe Cba-ceiio, of RE Csa.s and n
re SER az tJ,ssa, 1yib 75eyniaOy, rear ls
81 %4gsS, 1905.
Sin,
The emperor receives from al quarters infor-
Tn..;ion that Mss msjgstJ the emperor Of Germs.
ny aad austiia has entered into projects OF Goa
It5n, v. "a Threaten to kinde new war on
the eon4gen,.-- fhcie iniorma'ioas seem zorro.
boT<ses ~ HgabeTiess appearances, and even BY
i$Ss which cadn5i be r5c1aciied to ANY thooght
&C pe1fe ~. Dc WinzingcY5de - az Vienna,
and bias ~ bees scut fhiihsr. hug 10 be employ
Cd ioy sovf prfqn- es. ihc nature Of which can.
not be rhs,aken or ihe hostile mission which
he has lacy csc-w.d ~ Berlin nj from the re.
cent mis,icrs fla'a Ignssis The Ehz'ish. af,er
having pnble.v aer'a,cl in their PARLIAMENTARY
oeb1Ief. INA. Rugsa Sith5ut Tie concurrence Of
AusFfa. .wor G be = hufd.asome and nseies. ally !
20 ihem. host now % have concluded q conf
Ieni@ 81 iarte ne t1grrnr - C,rrntnv and
husi'is aScacaia'ts enc rIoas OK J~ilses IN his
possessions 10 i,aly. di5sds iowa ds thai COM.
Try az ir'.0--''.e n1mhcr OF troops, mitr ,he pYs
tc,ics q pr1rdmg she STATE o. Neniec. e. ich Il
nor 6,en1eed
liz hfa;esiy cannot bel eve thar the home oe
Ausnia Is wii.iaz 10 szcrisce her peace and
tfaaqui.ify 70 ina siravy fears, or 70 hoi,es a.
least doubtful yer d. no,ls, II lie wounds ~
The continent. hardly healed, are 10 be opened
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-04
BOSTON, November 10.

Capt. Brock, from Gibraltar, whose ship
unfortunately got on shore at Coha,set,
last week, bro't paper of o elober S, from
which he subsequent interesting para
graphs are copied: