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Lord VIE count Melville rs afo,eaao, c,hcrwife
shan from and by means Of the ,aid iums or
public mcney 10 drawn BY the fa;d Alexander
Tro.tsv from The Elnk of England, with the
privy, connivanoc and per'nifIion of the faid
Henry Lord Vifcount Melville, rs Aforesaid, and
applied by the faid Alexander Trot,cr tor pur.
poies of private advantage, intere!t, profit, and
emolument: allwhich proceedings and conduct
OF the iaid Henry Lord ViIcount Melville were
contrary TO the duty of his faid Office, in breach
OF the great iruit repoied in him, and in grcfs
violation OF The laws and itatutes Of this realm /:
AID by all and every one of the afoyeiaid acts
done and committed ny him the iaid Henry Lord
Vicount Melville, he was and is guilty of nigh
crimes and mifIemeanors.
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NEGROES SC. FOR SALE

KY virtue Of two deeds Of uuf, n,sds and exc
, eoted by Samuel Garliek, of King William
county to me, the one Tor the rurpoTe of faving
harmless Mordeca Abrahams OF the faid county, who
ftands bound as feeurity for the faid Samuel. IN a
debt due to Owl Row, and the other for the purunfe
of iecurng the payment Of debt due from the laid
Samuel TO John Temple Of King 8, Queen fhali
eNpoie for fale for ready money at King William
Cour'-houfe, on Monday the soth of hi. prefept
month two negro tone ofwhom is young, likely
and vauable), likely and valuable young negro wo-
man, and child, and large, elegant and well bred
bay mare, rifing five years old
BEVERLEY ROBINSON, 9ys6rr
September 10. Gdsl
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I.AND-FOR SIR.

Inc county OF Lunenburg, lyrg within one mile
= "' the CoUrt-hcu'', OH Couches creek TINS fra y
'oo''S ieven hundred and fifty acres, one hundred
oi w"'e" Is cleared; comfortably improved
ior the accommodations of family. This LAM &c VII
iAit:d to tt cultivation OF Tobacco Corn and lyh.,,
a great bargain may be had in this lapd. The
terms may he mae Known, by application to Nia;,.
Gclei Green of Nottoway, who is duly authorize 80
cfoie oiit, Or ts is!cribcr living on the pr.n,;l
JOSEPH SNilIt;.
Lunenburg, Augun 2.--(ept.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
THE BROAD-ROcK FALL RACES

Hil eo--'tnse on hfeIey, be7t5 Asy Of o7o5.r nesi
HE hFtt day will be run, the greaten and nioQ
l. intereliing match run in America, be-
tween Mr. John Tsyioeis hoyfe FEAcz MAKER, s
years old, carrying Islbs. and Mr. Balls colt FIo.
hi1EL, years old, carrying lo6ibs running 4 mile
heats, for 5000 dolls.
The End day--she Jockey Club Purie OF 400 doll.
mile heats.
The Sd day--the Profrietor's Purfs of 200 dolls
mile heats, carrying weight for age, agreeable to
the rules Of the Jockey Club.
The money run for each day will De placed in the
hands Of the judges.
There ALTO 20 be run, afer the great match raee
the lame Gay, another match for 200 dolls fiBSle
hi''e' VIM. BALL,
Proprietor OF the Field.
~ ne uiual toll will be collected at the gates
each days racing All perions are requefted NO; to
bring their dogs to the field during the races as they
will be ihot without refpea to the owners
Broad-Roak, September 10, 1905.
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]. II. FAsBENDER,

LATELY FRoM CHARLEsToN, sc.
y ESPEc1FULLY ist5,ns TIE eBizeq5 orRi.t-,,al,
~ md IN -itiaify, f5g! I, Ear es,1zegeg az
WHTCH-NhKING bqf1O5, n@s b,ays h.loagiqg 70
n,. 3sdidiub lillian, affirming Dy. Fogeef's. IL not
only ,arS Waieb iRi atey evc,y 4a,f I5sy eombof-
Gsn and ftffe,s bimyI Jon he Et.fai7isa 7,bie5 h.
gaze II Cba,Igoa, If 7O6e5 biaee Le 7c0t yeqi ps-
7oo,d n bys yr1ys obtain that Pare of Bu5e eyog-
rye 7vJieb ks 7VjH t7JsaO9sy to ,1syit.
~ ]. ". FAsEEsDEs, bat on BaaSa e5ai-e ol5rt-
1e7f II JEWELLERf, (aad daily ez}.t75 a Ts,iber
IsbpiyJ qo5isb be vgiH fH 6wfo, sg6.
Sf5fcn5sy s. B4zD.
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THE TREASURER

M the Broad-Rock Jockey Club takes this method
~ to INFORM thoie delinquent members, agreeable
to an order of the fad Club that he hal ssv.r,;Cs
the names Of thofe who fail to pay up their denouen
cies to him or to Mr.. Wan Ball, who is authorized 70
receive the fame. He hopes they will be pointed in
paying up their fubferp,icn the fira day of the
Broad Rock races.
THOMAS CHEATHANI, Treafl-er.
September 10, sos.
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| AM authorized to fell great bargain in the
HOUSES aud LOT formerly occupied by MIR.
John Roper, a, Tavern, at Rockets, which is now
in complete repair and # privately dhpofed OF,
will on Wednefjay the 18th of September next, pro-
coed to fell the fame a. public auction, without re-
ferve, for ready money JOHN PROSsER.
TYppg so (tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17
HHLUAELE LIND
I LOUISA COUNTY-FoR SAFE.

IN LOUISA CoUNTY-FoR SALE.
PURSUANT to died Of Trua, executed By T.
hah bingham, to iaSu-e the payment Of 200 DO.
lars, interet and charges due TO Yeamans Smith win
be fold at Public auction for ready money, OIL ;he III
October next, at the Eagle 1avcrn, in the city Of
Richmond, between 2 and 1 o'ciuck:
A certain tract or INN, lying in tie coun.
ty Of Louih, ON DO ldes Of Reedy Run. ad;,in;r.,
the lands OF David Morris and SImuel Hanron. cor
tanning 800 acres, by late furvey.
ROBERT BELL, ,
Augua so. 0d0
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GEORGE Willy,

ER0KER g CO11l1ESyIoW MERCHANT.
Near the Balm,
RUYS and fsiIs all kinds Of Produce--A 10, anJs
~ Lots, and hoofes, BANK Stock, &c.
w HebD FIR sur, LOTS 10. I4I. 9, 2, and 4.
which make oae entire iguare in Du-Vals adI;ti-
on---Fhsre is good Spring airaeheI 70 item Tneie
lots are well worth tie attention Of any gentle
nlan wiihingto build iumu,er rc.rest for his family
July EFT.
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FOR SALE,
A TRACE OF LAND.

TOUR miles from town, adjoining byc-road Lead
ing 70 Four-i: le-Creel bounded on tie S. by
Corne'ls'' Creek, ON the ". by lands formerly he.
longing to George Nicholfon, OH the ~ by the
nrds Of Robert Cradlock, and on the Z. hy the
Ard3 OF Nathan "h'tloe and John Hague, both deed
his land is fupcrior to any in its vicinity. In
timber sineror to none, and the prairie is uxurant
IN the produce OF prals.
It is my belief, that traG 70 near town promircs
10 far to remuncrate purehaier, who would deco
rate it with the neceHary Improvements
would referve one half acre lot OF this traa, con-
lecrated to the remains OF former occupants.
Ihole dhPoicd to purchaie, will pleale call IN th.
iubferber, the Office of the Enquirer, or addrer.
him BY letter. THONIS BUPLJNC;.
Riebmoad, d,g19 so.
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NOTICE.

G. Petition will be preiented to the General H.
n fsmbly of Virginia, at the next feHion, prav;no
mat an act may pats to incorporate a company tor
the purpoie OF cutting Cana! OIL the (outh Gde of
the Falls OF James River, or ot,rei!e improving tho
navigation OF the river for the psnage of Battesux
ana aiio Tor the eitablithment Of BAN, in ii town
Of Manchester Auguit 10. Lo,raJN
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FOR SHLE-Br TIE sysscSysrR .
NOTICE.

W. ICE.
pFTITIONs will be prelented to the next Gene
raj Ahembly of Virginia, from the citizens of
the counties OF Fairfax, Prince William, Cu!pepper
fa'quier' Loudoun Frederick, Jefferon, Berkeley Sha
nandoah, Hampihire, Hardy, Bottetourt, &c &C.
Praying that the Notes Of the Bank of Potomac may
be excepted from the operation Of the aw, paned at
the ait FELTON, of their honorable body, to prohibit
the circulation Of private Bank Notes.
September 6. Iaw Sw
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JOHN ToM5gINs,

AS iuit received 4 frelh fspply of OLD COG
= = NiCA bkANDf,a part Vi tie fame iiirn,.ue
Aho' a lew bids. of ANTIGUA RUM, OF yood
quality.
lie has en- hand, parcel OF PrsT rErNtIt
CAMBRiCES. The vhoiv Of which l.. .e,,,iur
ia'e very low Tor cath cD a LIBERAL credit
Augua 10. rsNn
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BOLTING CLOTHS.

4 COMPLEAT aThrtment Of befl Dutch Borr.
n ING CLOTHS, ju0 reoe'ved--for iale by
VI. e 3. MYERS.
September 10. Crit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

iii: i1h!er'h,r IS au,horf.d 10 barter (or Other
VIE d..poie oil very ,aluabe and pro,iu,i,,.
property m tie upper eoun,y which IS eRiusted, ~
me profr etoT, To DE worth between so and cooco
Cellars, tut he viii be p,,feely willing tllat il. et
'aiue mali DC acl9diei BY d,tere fed n.er
Virginia Bank Rock viii lie take: IN ,xs ;,a,.ce ri
very !bera! price allowed.
Inc above mentioned properly is Gtuatea in ps.-
thy country, about 100 miles above tbs lac. ara
within 10 miles Of James river
THOMAS NORVIII.
Augua 2s.-0f
RURR MILL STONES. OF Al, s,z~r.I
~ PLASTER OF PARIS, Of an exceIlcrf ,,,a,;,,,
FoRS.4LR, IS USUAL, m
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
ncar Tie Market
cpt!.
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MILITAR9- CERTJFL(, ITFg

4 OR SALE, Certificates Of this fate, bearing N
terett OF per cent. and receivable ~ the Urea b.
myior all arrearages of taxes, prior tothe year 1875
WILLIAM PRICE, Caih'r. Gonl. ". a. S.
May 10. f.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

JUST rerirei at Rnchic's Booi. -ciore, TIE es,,,y
- EDITION OF CyEGAN'f SfEzcug5, with varsas
add.iiors and IN elegant print Of the Orator Prize
bound, three dollars
BoYER's LEcTUREs on the difeafes of the bones
Ilutrated with Plates. The fri American Edition
VIII notes and additional Plates, by J. Hawthorne,
W y. psjce fcur dollars
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-17

THE HIGHEST PACE (IN cAsH) WIZ BE Gi,
VEN At THIS OFFICE FOR
glenn LINEN & COTTON RIGS.
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SEVENTH ARTICLE.
EIGHTH ARTICLE.

lhat during all, or great part Of the time,
the fad Alexander Trotter held and enioyed the
iad Office of Paymaiter to the faid Henry ord
Vhcount Melville, as aforefad, and the f,id
Henry Lord Vtcount Melville, held and en-
joyed the laid Office of Treafurer of his Maiec
tvs Navy as aforefaid, he the f,id Alexander
Irotter did grdtuioully, and without f,ary or
other Pecuiiary compensation, act in and tranf
act the private bufinefs Of the iaid Henry Lord
Vhcount Melville, as bis agent, and was, from
time 10 time, III advance for the flid Henry
Lord Vfcouut Melville, in that reroeGf, to the
amount of ten thopf.nd to 2o,ooo!. OF to fome
other great amount aud witch advances were
taken from the fld fums of money 20 placed by
The laid Alexander 1'rotter in the hands of the
fad hIeiiis. CUutts and Co. cOniiiting in part
OF pubic money drawn by him from The Govern
or and Company of the Bank of England, ~
sforefsid, and in part OF his own private monies
mixed herewith, and undiftngufhed therefrom
as aforeiaid BY means whereof the fiid Henry
Lord Y!iceYnt Melville did derive benz 81 and
advantage trom ne aforefaid Illegal acts of ,he
!iid Alsxander 'lrOtter.
And the fad Alexander Trotter did fo era
uitouGJ, AID without falary, aa IN and trapf
att tEe private buiineli Of the flid Henry ord
VdcOun, Mtl'ie, and make him Guch advances
~ money az aforeiaid, in confederation Of the
fad Henry Lord Vi6onnt Melville conniyiue at
End permitting and fufIering the faid Alexander
IrotteF 30 "a aforeiaid to apply and make ufs
Hi the f1ld fuTs Of public money 70 drawn by
hirI from the Bank Of Eng I'd, and applied and
appropriated Tor purpofes OF private advantage.
or inis~ci, profit, and cmolument, A. aforefsid {.
aud The iJil Alexander TrO;tcr would no: have
beeH, and was well known 10 the fsid Henry
Lord gG"0adt Melville not o have been able 10
mlA- in-a advances O money TO the idid henry
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That after the fad 10th of Jip. 17ee. and
whla the ilid Henry Lord Viicount Melville
held End enjoyed the faid Office Of Trea.urer Of
his maiefy's Navy, the flid Harry Lord VIZ
count Melville, did fraudulcntly and Illegally.
for the purqoie of advantage OF intcreit to him.
felt or for acquiring or obtsining profit or mo
I1neut ther, from, or for fome otter corrnpt
and illegal purpo!es, and fer purpofr3 o.bey
than Navy Services, take AID receive from The
pnbic money pisced IN his nan,c at the Bgn,. Of
Enelind, &c Treafuvr Of hiss Hsjehy'a Nav,
The ian o. 2oc,oJol. or ioo1e Other large FUN Or
iuBs 81 fnouey, and I'D faudrleo,iy and iII,.
gaIiy convert aud apply the fame 10 his own OF,
81 fnme a'hsr corrupt Sod hisgl. puspofs5,
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NETWORK, February "a.

Interesting.-Bv the arrival Yesterday
Of the brig Friendship, from New-Or-
leans, we have received papers to the
LIST January, BY which it appears, that
some dissatisfaction prevails in that city,
occasloned BY number OF Spanish SOL
diers being retained by the marquis de
Case Calvo, late governor Of the pro-
vince Of Louisiana. These discontents
had assumed so serious an aspect, that
the following resolution was passed IN
the Legislative council, on the goth De-
eembet, Immediately on their forming a
quorum:
Legislative Council, December 90.
AIR. Pollock proposed the following
resolution.
Whereas certain troops Of his Caths-
lie Majesty, yet remain m the city, APP
pearing daily in the streets with arms, to
the great annoyance of the good citizens
thereof; And whereas a guard is regu-
larlv rnouatrd at the house OF the mar
qt1is de Case Catvo by those troops who
are said to be detained for that purpose
solely; And whereas the government OF
the Unircd States hath ever held invio-
late the rights of hospitality, by a full
protection Of those who are under its
laws, without fore On aid
Therefore, Resolved, as the sense of
the members of the legislative council,
That such practices are, not only DANCE
rous to the peace and quiet Of this city,
but deroyatory to the dignity OF the go
vernment Of the United States, and an
infringement Of its sovereignty.
Resolved further, that the president
ofthe council be directed forthwith to
transmit copy Of the preceding resolu-
ton to his excellency the governor OF this
territory.
Which resolution was read the first
time and agreed to.
Ordered. That the above resolution
be taken into further consideration on
Monday next.
Bank Of Nrsv-Orieans.-By accounts
from Eew-O Orleans, we~learn, that the
contemplated bank in that city has its
shares nearly filed, and is expected to
get into operation in short time.
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Late and IMPORTANT Foreign News.
LONDON, December II.

We have long assured our readers
that war with Spain was inevitable. We
have now to state, that the die Is finally
east, and that letters Of marque and re-
prisal, which have for several days past
been prepared, will Immediately be is.
sued. The chevalier D'Anduaga, the
Spanish ambassador At our court, has
received his passports, and purposes
setting out this day on his return to
Spain, accompanied by Gen. O'Farrell-
an officer 10 the Spanish service. The
grounds Of war win shortly be made
known to the nation by ministers; and, il
we are correctly informed, a stronger case
than that which viii be presented, has
rarely been made out on any simIlT oc-
casion. Fast sailing vessels are mime
diately to be dispatch he'd to our diGeren,
settlements abroad. There being no
Spanish ships at present in our ports, az
cepting those under detention BY OUT
cruizers, no order for an embargo vii
Of course be issued. A vessel is just ar.
rived at Sadsate creek, which sailed
from Cadiz on the Goth ult. with only
half a cargo, in consequence of an in
timation from the British consul, that he
did not consider It safe for English ves-
sells to remain IN that port, an order for
anembargo being hourly expected. Six
British men of war, Of different de.crip-
tons, were then eruizing off Cadiz. The
disorder IN the town had very much abat-
ed, owing to material and favourable
change in tlle weather.
The elector of Hesse has sent notice
to Mr.. Taylor, the English resident at
his court, to quit his territories. He
has actually taken his departure, and the
secretary Of legation, who, eficiates ad
interim a. charge daHairs will speedily
6oEow:his example, and quit the eleeto-
rate, with all hi. papers belonging to the
embassy. Mr.. Elliot must soon bid
farewell 70 Dresden and then there
wilfno longer remain any English mini.
sters IN Germany, with the exception Of
those accredited to the courts of Vienna
and Berlin. The British embassy, W hose
expected arrival at Ratisbon, was late
ly talk ed Of, viii not now proceed .hi-
ther the principal states Of the empire
having declared that the, diet at Rati sbon
has no relations with England, having
no affairs whatever to transact with that
country.
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NARTLMSBURG, February %.

: We .oere yesterday again dIsabpoint-
edinthe drrivaIof the A4eesndria Mail,
, - = ~
the only important one that it suits the
" eonpemence 9rMs Post Master Gene
'aF to grant 10 the people Of this
tLace.-Ihis hns no,o occurred t.vice in
successionj and tsuice success;ueiy haze
private persons been at the expense d
Proc"rinsan express to bring thd, NGi
from Charles Te,Un. Tie .tcobie Of
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December 4.
CORONATION OF BONAPARTE.

When his majesty the emperor aP-
preached the altar to be crowned, he took
the imperial crown himself, and placed
it upon his head; it was a diadem of
oak and laurel leaves in gold. His ma
jesty afterwards took the crown destln-
I'd for the empress, and after having de-
corated himself with it for a moment, he
placed it upon the head of his august
,onsefe.. The 6rmness, grandeur and
nobleness Of her manner, drew from c.
very quarter shouts of admiration and
Joy. l he mixed dignity, grace and mo-
desty, remarked by every one in the de-
meanor Of the empress, in quitting the
canopy under whi, h she had been re- eiv-
ed at the entrance Of Notre Dame, are
the theme OF general conversation.
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lencv the minister for foreign affairs
Several other persons were Immediately
after introduced, among whom were
Mr.. Livingston, to take leave ofthe en-
peror, Mr.. Armstrong, to present his
credentials, as Minister PleniPotentiary
from the United States of America. De-
puta,ions from Switzerland, Holland,
Genoa, Lucca, were atterN ards Presen-
ted to the emperor, to congratulate him
on his election to the imperial throne.
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further at this time.

Impressed and Imprisoned american
Se0men,-THE subject OF Impressed A.
meriean Seame has been brought before
Congress, and the gentleman by whom
1t was introduced, Mr.. CrownlnShield,
is entitled to the thanks Of his country
Tor the intelligence and spirit, which he
has displayed on the occasion.
There is, however, another portion
of this valuable class Of citizen., whose
lamentable fate has long and loudly CALI
ed for their country's interposition--
whose cruel bondage was incurred IN
prote tting the commerce of the United
States, and obey ing the orders of Co.
veInmcnt and whose continuance in
chains rsProaches every man OF the A.
meriLan nation.
While thousands and tens of thou
sands OF dot!AIs are lavished in outfits
and salaries TO ambassadors, the parti-
cans and proteSes ofexe cutive influence,
while hundreds OF thousands are voted
tor Palaces, and. other public buildings,
whence, according to Mr.. K.l.u.. IN,
mAsqued monarchy is to spring upon
the people-and while millions andtrns
of millions of the public treasure are
:quandcred in the purchase of tracklr.s
wilderness; not cent is allotted to the
, ransom Of our unhappy brethren, who
are yoked to the cars, or lAnguishing in
the dungeons of a merciless foe. The
interference which is taken bv the 90
vcrnment, is only Of a nature to agra
va;e their woes, and protract their nil
sery. A naval force, commanded. il is
true, BY skiltul and enterprising officers,
and manned by brave and experienced
seamen, but utterly incompetent, IN
point OF strength, to reducing the enc
my, is sent to the Mediterranean, and
is there employed, ct an enormous ex.
Pense, and in manner, which only
serves 10 provoke resentment, and to ex.
pose the lives Of our gallant seanen in =
fruitEess war.
Instead OF appropriating a sum ade-
quate to this important and Interesting
serv'ee-instead of augmenting our ma
Wy 90 as to command the respect of the
civilized world, and to imprr 80 the dt cad
OF our arms on barbaroua nations, the re.
sources Of the United States are wasted
on worthless and superf1uous obiects-
and Mr.. Jefferson contents himself with
declaring at his table, "Iusuid nsr-pire
enc !andsmdn for tuVo seamen," sen,l-
ment every way worthy Of the man. and
which does equal honour to his feelings
and his understanding.
Should Mr.. Jefferson think proper to
deny the declaration, which We here inn
pute to him, we are prepared to substan-
tate our statement by such te ,ti,non, a.
shall gain belief with all the world.
What think YOU Of this, Capt. Crow.
n'nshield Judging by your late inter-
terence, We should pronounce GU &C.
Rerous hearted Seaman, and no, likely
to brook this degrading distinction. We
are indeed mistaken in our idea OF an bo.
nest tar, lflhere should be one belonging
to America, who, after he knows these
facts, hesitates to say, that the Lord High
Admiral is a. -, aud no Sailor,
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Rosario, value 10000.
PARIS, November 20.

PANS, November 20.
Yesterday se'ennight his excellency
general KnobelldorG, envoy extraordi-
nary and minister pleniPot<ntiary. from
his majesty the king Of Prussia, to the
sublime Porte, charged with a letter
from his Prussian majesty to the smpe-
ror, had n private audience Of his majes-
~ at the palace of the thuilleries be tore
mass. He was introduced BY his excel:
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TO the amendment, BY yeas and nays,
and were yeas Il, nays 20.
The question was then taken upon a.
greeting to the replication. and passed in
the Affirmative, yeas 77-nays 81.
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S1etherds-Tsu'n ere t'''fy rrcTI, cir
eumstanced respecting the P0>t-Cfce
establishment as ,ve are. We knsw nst
hsw they feel npo" tie secH'0" but Nth
ourselves, "nd zee teh'Ue every pe'se"
here intereste6in the MWIg far this place,
there is but one otiniS"-and enc sean-
mens.-Nc jaItear to say any thing
JartAe, at this time. IA
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

Ne hope that the following letter rom
one Of the democratic members oFCon-
g'e'' from Me state Of Verm9at, wiU
be read rO!th tha. attention .vhieh in
dependent and unyieIdins integrity
deserves.
From the Vermont Journal.
To the People ofthe South Eastern Dis.
triet Of Vermont.
Washington, December 2l, lso..
FeiiOrv Citizens,
have received information that |
am again honored, by a great majority
OF sufrages, with seat in the ma.
tion9l legislature. This election which
had been made in opposition to ,kr iaflu.
ence, not only Of ihnumsrablr falshoods
and ISLANDERS, but also of a caucas of ma.
N. ofyour representatives in the Geae.
raj Assembly, who listened with too
great facility to the false representations
OF my interested enemies, las excited
emotions in NV mind which | should in
vain endeavor to express.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
PHILADELPHIA, February ~.
Extract Of tfter from Ns1O-Tork, dateG
.Sund1u moon, Februaru 10,

"Charleston papers received this
morning contain London news to the
9th Dece mbsr. Great Britain has for
mally declared WAR against Spain.
The Official declaration is contained in a
Charleston paper but as the mail is Just
abou, starting we find it impossible to
forward you a copy"