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Curnpeasi autrlIiornte.
LONDON, June 20.

The kings mehage was taken up in both
houfes. In the commons a vote of fupply of
$500, ooo. paled to enable his Maiefty to take
the mcafures, and make the engagements, he
contempla.es. This vote, though debated at
full length, paGei without divion. In the
courte of the debate, the miuiiters declared,
that though they had not been able to effect the
active cooperation of RuiIia aud fone other
powers, in the war againR France; they were
not without hopes of cGeclng that cooperation
upon the principle of joini-svar or Joint pace.
That for this purpofr liberal vote of fuppy
was nscefary: that the burden of the war,
heavyas it was, was cheerfIy borne blythe peo-
pie, becaufe lince the treaty of Amens, they were
convinced of the necei1ty of the war which
before the corcluion of that treaty, they were
not that, notwithstanding the wartbe refources
of the Couotry were ilouri'hing that the war
income of the lat wear was 90, 900 ,CoCl terling;
and the regular payment and 6nking of nearly
e;g6t ,,,ii9nI year, by the fiith King fund, in
fpi:e DISCRIMINATING difficulties, was the bet
tefimony IN favor of public credit that Great
Britain had a right, from, her rcfources and
lffrength. TO iniia on honorable terms of peace
that ihe had i force of 10000 well difciplined
difpofable troops (Which may be fent ont of the
empirc) of which achievements TO the amount
of II, 900 had recently been fent to iiftant coa-
mics beiides 100 900 difciplined troops who
were stationary. and 10000 volunteers that
flle had ninety-fopr fhiPs of the line in commit
fion and lervice; force ftronger by eleven fhips
than all the French, Soan;h and Dutch fhps OF
the line united ; aud that II more, ofthe line,
were ready for fea.
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wovthieis affections to another woman /; and e.
very woman, who is infamous enough to ahan.
don, may ny to Vermont and by circu a,irr
libel in,he form Of a petition, rs far as a
country paper will convey the notice, and pay.
ing Tie mece9'sry fees { which coniiitute a very
confderable emoiument to orr juiges) can OBJ
tam decree of our Court, diaolying the bands
of matr,mony. The natute indeed requires
'5af one effhe parties. Reuid lace yesdelm tbs
FafeGf ls1H one JeGr, precious 70 granting a IL
Toree; Eat there arc feveral initances Oh re-
cord OF bills beng granted withou. eg'en yeqYi,-
ing Pyoefso s4aLl;I5 any precious reE.!enre.
We ihall ioon have huiinefs enough of this kind
IN our courts, when II is known to the people
OF Carolina, or any other remote Rate, that a
mort witt OF two months from homo, will be.
quite fuilicisnt TO free man from a tiiiacreea-
bic companion and the incumSra of faai-
~, during the remainder Of his life. DO we not
Puo'lih citation, fay our judges in fo,nc of our
newspapers; ard afford an opportunity to the
o:htr party, to appear ard reiit any improper
attempt to impoe On our Couts." Pretty rea-
foning this How thill All innocent wife, Eve
hundred miles diitapt. living perhaps in the in
terror otthe country, become acquainted with
every advertisement ia every one of our VILLAGE
papers! The firft fight of the advertisement is
perhaps accompanied with copy of the record
va '''.'' HNN'NSs WHICH hFipS HtT al property |;
deprives her OF a huiband; and feparates her
from her children !--On this folenn, this aw
ful.ubjea, it is inpoiiib'e for wife or virtuous
man TO reHeet without being agitated by alter
nate emotions ofhorror and indignation. It is
really opening Pandor:.'s Box, and giving wings
to every evil that can potion the felicity aud mo-
rails of focietv. 1t CATS ridicu,e on the fscred
intitutiC7 OF marriage produces confuGor
OF progeny ;creates difcord in families cor
rupts public and private decency and introdu.
ces 2eebrmUity ofmanner5, which every man of
feeling and ienic ought to repel as an enemy 70
the honour and happiness of his wife and dauph-
tiers. In fuch fate Of things, where ihsll we
look for that faithful & dutiful devotion of the
heart, which is the NOT powerful inducement
70 fate of wcdlock ?-where find that perfea
e'ytidenee and Jsewity, which are iufpi-sd by
belief, that death only can fever that RELIGIONS
oond which unites individuals of difTercn, fexes
together, and impe!s then, by the profitable in
fluence Of affection, and the confcioufneG
of common indivifib,e interst, to maintain
all the tender relations of father, fon and bro
Their
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kNO&VlLLE, (TEs.l Aueusr Z.


Exfr08 eta letter from n gentlemen of No t.c
r1Pea0biHty in the Cb;cI4c,an| WIKI VIZ.
10 bis J,icad ia this Con,:ty, dnfcd TuIv Ok.
1905. |"V N''
" On the 23rd inn. tie Commiiiioners Of ,he
oh"ed states concluded treaty with this natl.
on, by which they have obtained 2 relinon;rb-
ment of the Chicl;afaw claim 70 the Lands ,,,;,h
IN the following limits, viz
Beginning on the left bank oftbe Ob;,
where the preient Indian boundary s1io;ns .bs
lame, thence down the left bank of the Ch;o 70
we lennebee river, thence up the main Chan.
ne' OF me Iennef'ee river 10 the mouth of
DUCK river TO the Columbian highway, or roaJ
leading from Nanivii'e TO Matches, thence =,
long the faid road to ;he ridge dividing the va.
tiers running into Duck from thofc runnirr into
BuifaIoe, thence eaffwardly along faid r;deeto the
great ridge dividing the waters running into
main Tennefice from thofc running into Gaffa-
loc, near the main fouroe OF BufaIoe river.
thence IN dire6 line TO the great TenneGse
near the Chicklfaw Old Fields, or eaifcrn point
OF the Chickafaw claims on :hat river, thence
NoFthwardly to the great ridge dividing The
waters running into Tennefee, from thofe run
ming into Duck, 70 as to include olI the va.e,s
rrnning into Elk river, thence along Tie ,oD oe
iaid ridge to the place Of beginning. Ref,ry;n,.
a iract OF one mile fquare adjoining 10 and he
low The mouth of Dock, on Tenncgee for Tie
uie or one of the chiefs for which the Uni.
ed States are TO pay, az foon as The treaty isra-
tined, twenty-thoufind dollars in Cpecie. and.
an annuity of one hundred dollars duyirg tI,
king" VIZ T'''>'''
The refpedable fouroe from which this ;rfor.
nation is received, does net admit doub. e
its authenticity. K.Coa.
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arir eagff; and yet TIE volunteers wanted
corrt 70 give them TO another term To pre-
themielvcs, and made Calender fwear
II they peaied to effcet their purpoie. They
! they were not well acquainted with the
upon hbels, aud therefore wanted time to
anime the fubjea but iurely when perfons
hdertake to volunteer their ftrsices on any frb-
Ct, they ought to be matters oft, ard are
ntitled to no indulgence of delay. And as
they declare they had formed the deterinna.i-
yoa, on the hrf ;nearce OF an indictment under
the frdition law, to come forward to volunteer
their iervices for the fake not of the man, but
of their cauie.-Common decency to the court,
aud proper refpe6 for ,hernielves, ought to
have dictated to them in the interim to have
made themlelves fully acquainted with all the
law relative to that fubieet in which they had
thus determined ohc;ouly to interpofe.
ITO b. eoatinued.
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TERM0N7 DWoRCgS.

Itcannot be denied, that TIE .fae1it2 oToB.
sai0igS bib ofGiqoyce. has greatly tended to
render US contemplate in the eyes of our neigh.
bours and The li,tle refpctt orr judges enter.
tain for the f1cred inhituiion Of marriage, has
encouraged the diaoiuteof both Ccxes in eyerv
quarter of the union, torepair 10 our fate. and
make our laws intf,rve ii'eir wicked and irnro.
raj purpofes.-Evcry liSer;ine who is tired Of
his wife, or who, from b1fe and corup; mo.
iives, IS defrous TO traSsftr his properly and
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FRENCH TAXES.

Very imperfect ideas feems 20 be entert ain
ed in foreign Countries relative to the taxes
paid under the imperial government Of France,
and of the pay of the army. TIE following are
the mott material particulars concerning the
hrlt fabjett: The proprietor of houfe is o.
b'iged to pay 10 and half per cent, for the
rent, beiides ground rent, the tax on noveablrs
and window money. The poorer clafIes, who
have neither honfe nor property, pay capitati-
on tax of one and half francs. For each male
iervant, MATER pays francs, &c. The DUTY
on the confiImption of the necefaries of life is
from TO 90 per cent. Luxury is likewife
taxed, 20 that whoever keeps a carriage, has
100 francs to pay. The money broker is char
ged 10 and half per cent, on the intereh of all
moneys lent and hence the exho-bitant ufury in
France. Every fleet of aamped paper COTS Is
fous; al acts to be legal, mutt be drawn up on
this paper, and this is the cauCe of the heavy ex-
pence ofjudicial and extra jndicial proceedings.
Even tradefinan's books NUT confift of famp-
ed paper, for each leaf of the book ne mutt paw
Is ious. Every trade and buineis is burdened
with proportonate impons, and for this pur-
po'e they are divided into eight clafIes, the lat
of which compreheDds the moft needy perfons,
FOR inftancc, itinerant muGcians, pupet-iliew-
men, and even wafherwomen.
London paper.]
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FROM FRANCE

Hffraa Of q heffrr from Bo,Aeaux 70 n ,,f.9-
"S'e mercantile bogs IN Beqos, doied 1ane es.
ALL merchandise comirr to this ,l,ce
mgF De accompanied with a certificate of o,;..;a
h'S IS to be ricorou1y obferved. We arr,
m'Ieh atra'd that feyeral hogGieads Of f5car snd
core 'nipped 10y you, which are mo-, incG,.icd
W your certificate o. oriein, will give ne rr,,s.
icaI OF trouble. The Receiver tells US ne I-.e
raves no lori 81 dhcretiou he u,uR, he favs
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NORFOLK, AuguR is.

Mr.. James Crawford, late mate Of N. hi,
Monsezun'a, capt. Ives, from Africa, bound ard
os'ons'ns to Charleilon, to .h houfe of william
here ia't night, and reports ~ follows. That on
me Gin init in lat. sc.,2 ,, n. long. rs, 20. the
lad HIP Monte2unla, havingon board as Gaves-
was captured By the French privateer f.tooner
Cuba. On the / 9Th the privatre,. feel il -
the ichoonsr Mary from New York, which fb,.
plundered of proviGons and Il ores to the smonrt
OF 400 dollars. On the 10Th, ,hey fril in with
me hip Canton, Captain Bartlett, bound +,
baltimore, on hoa:d Of which fhip thew nm,
Mr.. Crawford, and 10 Of the crew of the mon-
'ezuma.-Ssptan ives remsined on board the
pi1vateer; the crew Of the Montezu-ua u.ere
p'undered and treated with great cruelty. bv
putting them m irons. Ro5er. ReJG. ef3aAia,o,f,
was on board the prigateer part owner, and an
officer. The crew ofthc Monteznma were rs.
ce.Ved and treated with great kindnei by can.
''' D'' VIII VI '"e CahtoH. Ledger.
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The london Times of the gath of June, con-
tains the following rema, ks on the usion of
the Ligurian republic with the French en-
pire.
That which every one expected who has
watched the ambition and policy of Bonaparte,
as to what has regarded the Rates of Italy, has
come to pafs--he has united the Iieurian re-
pubEc or Genoa. not with his kingdom of Italy,
? bat with the French empire How far this uni
on is in the ipirit of thofe principles which he
advanced, when he defgned to ACCEPT the fpve-
rei9rty OF the kingdom of Italy. the powers OF
The continent, who are the mon ntereited in the
event, are the ben enabled to iudge-There is
however one friking difference in therc two u
mons, difference certainly more in name than
effect, which certainly cannot efcape the mot
iuperbcial o5ierver. The kingdom Of ItaIy hy
ITS fundamental con1itution, cannot, after the
!. denife Of Bonaparte, fall under the fovereigntv
OF the fame perion who wears the crown Of
France the Lignrian republic is abioutely in
corperated with, ard become part and parcel
Of the French Empre.-What the policy ore
price might have been which has given rife to
thoie different tcnures, it is not worth while to
cdqnire' nor are the conditions which he has
been plealed to inpofe upon hjmG.If, likely to
aliay the jealoufv of AuffriI or Naples.
. FROM the moment that he became pre6deu,
otthe Italian Republic, his gigantic views to the
ultimate fovereigDty of the whole OF italy, were
clearly revealed but we did not exped that he
would have proceeded 70 ri2idly To the accom-
piiihmeut OF bis purpofe. There is in the cir
cuntance ofth's union, as well as in all its pre-
hn'naries ard dr,aIis, character peculiarly hof.
TIE to this counlry, and inf ,Itoe in no I'm an de-
ttee to The court Of Vienna. The note of the
Llgur.aa fena;e prcfenied to the Representatives.
of his imperial naieAy, feems to have been
ttanfmtted more for purpofts Of offence, ,Lan
diplomatic comrun cation. The Auerian tlsni.
poteriary IS c9lhiered and difnifed even hp.
fore the union is propofed, with as much indjf.
ierence as the emperor of the French would one
" his military iaequies. The refufil of Great
britain to acknowledge the L;gurian reprbl;r.
Is tbe principal reafon Aligned for incoroo,a,ire
ne !dt'cT ha!e with the French Empire. EotS
t'ds motive can fatisfy Antria or any otiIcr pow.
or iniereited IN the fare Of Italy, and the rela.
i've rate of Egtope, II is imooiiible to cunicc
tuTe. Genoa under the pro- e6tion of the French
bag, Is indeed 70 be pot out of fear from the
nate OF Bsrbary, and tbcir dcpredaiioas but
W fri'rn The marine NJ Genoa becomes The die.
potable property Of France. a thinner ms1k
was never ufe,l 20 hide ihe deprayity Of ambition,
= q irjifice, az that nor eauGne part of il.
tie iniol: ~ osera &c tb; profrA,cand afGaed."
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Glest= JnDies.
Exfraa Of a letter TO The Editor of the Bottom
Reperto,y, dated Hapanna, July 4, 1905.

II
SIR,
Advlces have this moment been received here,
that the government at New-Providence have
Paiied decree, granting liberty to their citizens
to iend IN for adjudication all American aud o.
ther vefes which fhall go for their return car
goes to the feaPorts in this ifland-unlefs proof
can be exhibited, that fuch ports were ports of
entry tor American velleTs in time of peace.
You will pieafe to make public this circ,Irf,-
itance for the information and government of
DIR Commercial Friends, adventuring this way.
In addition to the intelligence given in our
lat, by capt. Bullock, who arrived at Salem 4
few days ago from Jamaica, we are further in
formed, that all the American Seamen impreG-
ed or detained on board the Francbife with their
projections IN their hands; upwards of fixty in
number, are living upon two-thirds allowance,
and are obliged to do duty or ftarve. One in
ftance of this is verified in Mr.. Norton, chief
officer Of the Hazard. On being ordered nv
captain Murray 10 do duty in the ftarboard
watch on the fore cattle, he replied" he did
not know any thing about the fore caftle.'' The
aniwer OF Murray was" if you DO not do YOUR
duty as prefcribed, you fllaIl have nothing to
eat, you damned rafcal." The greater part of
the projections of thefe people are taken from
them, many OF which they never will obtain a.
gain. They are Narrated and kicked about bv
the petty officers, and threatened to be tied no
10 the gangway and logged by captain MURRAY,
VII very hisht occaiions. Salem RICHTER.
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NEw.YORK, Ausua %.

By the Britiih Packet Windfor Cattle, welearn
that previous to her falling from Falmouth, in
formation had reached that place, of the cap
ture of a French "a gun ihip off Breft by two
Brtiih a. gun freates. The French man OF
war was accommodating, when the Britifh fri
gates, 10y iuperior manccuvring, cut her off from
the land and captured her. Daily -4f.v.
a meeting has been Convened Of the Irifh
Roman Catholic Biihops, at Dublin. One of
the objects of the Meeting is, 10 fend letters of
thankst to Lord Crcnvile and Mr.. FOX, for fup-
porting their petition, and to Mr. Pitt aud the
Biihops for the candid and liberal manner in
which they oppofed it. rLou. Pap
Gen. Sir Eyre Coote, is, we hear, roininat-
ed tofucceed the prefent Governor of Iau.aica :
and it is faid, that the expedition, which was
INTENDED to fail from Cork, under Gen. Coote,
is for the prefcnt laid aide. Lon. Pob.
The late incorporation of Genoa with France
is a remarkable inftance of the recurrence of e.
milar events in diitant periods. In 1853, having
been prefled By John vifomti, governor of Mi
Ian, the Genoefe furrendered their territories to
him, exactly as they now have done to Bona
parte. They did it in the fame manner and in
the fame place. ...by deputation to Milan: Pc
trarch gives the words uled by the deputation ;
" We come by order of the people of Genoa to
offer you the city of Genoa, its inhabitants, their
lea and their land, their goods, their homes and
eitates, and every thing that belongs TO them,
both iacred and profaue, from Corvo to Mon
acco, on certain conditions, that fl,al be agreed
upon. Viicomti accepted the offer, not to ex-
tend his doninions, but on. of eompaNsn to an
oapree5Id peopIe.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aursff 90.

The rgaes United STATES ard Curs,-
efhx' are ordered to Re Immediately prepared
Ior iervice.-lo the friend of Peace, trefe
tymptoms can afford no pleafure, bu, if in,cri-
Gus necefity demand them, he nrR r,hmi.
and i'ent'y lament the folly of mankind.
Er92g:or.
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WILMINGTON, fDelN Arrna O.

WIN the .incereft D'eafiire we announce. t,ot
the celebrated GENERAL MOREAU and f..
MY all IN good health, have, at length, arrived.
iney vent up The river Yesterday in the Zip
New York, captain George.
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NETWORK, Angnft "a.

Captain Prince, who arrived at Salem, on
Monday from HarfeIlcs and Gibraltar, informs.
that one of the Jrpolitan corfairs has been CAP.
turcd by an American frigate. Mere. 6dz,.
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ELLIS q Allan,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED. PR rpR .r,: mh.
RY, FROM LIVERPOOL: -
-FOUR hundred Sacks Of SALT. Iivernool
h''ed --Ailo, few dozen BllIaR Shovel
and SPADES switch, with humber Of attc les Ia the
hardware line, renders their aortn.ent pretty gee.s
Auguh 2. Naw "a
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i" Watertoqvn, June sob, 1905.
tsSIR,

"a
"SlR,
"Four men of refpeaab'itv, who belong 70
this place, were returning from KiDgfton, laft
week, in boat acrofs Lake Ontario, who,
when about half way home, efpied difant OBJ
je6f lying offin the Lake; which they ii,ppofed
to be boat with her bottom up. They imrne-
diately fteered towards it, with deiign TO make
prize OF her; when, with The fwiftnefs of an
arrow, 1t darted towards them, and they DIFF
covered If to be monitor in the form of inake
They were dreadiu!iy frightened, and pulled
with all their might for the fhore, which thew
foon gained. it being at no great diftance. The
Monitor cloiely purified them, till gaining fhoa
water, it played edward and forward before
them two hours. This afforded them lsiflre
to recover from their hIrprize, TO approach and
iurvey it. II contracted itTelf in a fpiraI form.
whchthey Judged to be nearly eighteen feet in di-
ameter. From the center Of the curl, the head
projected acrofs the folds, lying even with the
circumference, almot as large as hop{bead
the eyes nearly the bignefs ola pint baton the
mouth frghtfuy large, and AFFECT terrible.
The length, as it appeared above the water, they
Judged to be so feet. The body appeared TO
be about the liZe OF i barrel. After PLAYING q.
round, as ffated above, he teered his courfe for
vef1ei, which had left Kingfton at the fame
time with themiclves, bound to Niagara. and
was out of fight in a moment.
/ underftand that the Indians have frequent
ly feen the fame. He once attempted TO pick
man out of fchooner, who faved himfelf bv
Jumping into The cabin. Il number &C boats
have been Ion in the Lake, which, MANY have
coniectured were deitroyed by this monfter. 1t
is inppofed to be of the fame kind with that
which infefs the feas of Norway, rs If is not
difficult fort, when young, to come no the ri
yer ST lawrence
However incredible the above account may
appear, the frigbted irnagina,ious ofthefe fpec-
tators, have not represented this monfter of
Serpent, to be of fuch an enormous fize, as the
Sea-Snake which was flot by the Matter of a
hip, in the Norwegian feas, in 1886. TIE
length of that, il will be recolle6ted, was more
than hundred yards. The boat and Alip-maf
tiers in thofe feas, ieem TO dread being overet by
this Sea-Monfter; and on that account, provide
themfelves with quantities of Gator, as they
are known TO have a remarkable averfon TO the
fmell of that drug. 1t is probable that many
who crofs the Ontario would be happy TO Oh
tain fubfance, equally efIicacious, Tor their
own fecurity.
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Fcfraa ot'a litter from nm A,rerien1 geutI,,ro,
NJ Gi6ynifar Bey, TO bis friend in Nr4U.Y1ork,
dared Ji1e 10.
al have the pleafnre of informing YOU tl,al
feven OF our gun-bosts have arrived here in 40
days from Sandy-Iook. Three of them, ipclu-
ding Mr.. Yard of CHARLTON, left this two davs
ago for Tdpoli, all well, and we n,all follow
them with the remsinder tomorrow evening.
ne SPaniards, IL is faid, have at Age6ras, on
the oppofie fide Of the Bay, three hundred cnn.
boats and thirty thcufand troops, ready to be.
gin The isisc of Gibraltar. In the afternoon ~
yeherday the Spanih eun-boats rot under
weigh, ard msaeuvred little which occaG-
oned the garriion AZ the rock to beat 10 arms.
and lay at quarters during the night. We baye
no Ia'e news from our fquadro1. Our confll
informs me that ten days ago brig left this hav
laden with powder for the Commandment Of ri.
poll: The plague RACES with much violence At
Cadiz and Malaga"
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Anpuf IS.

me a DAMS FRiGArE, failed on Friday Ian
upon a cruize, as mentioned in the Ledger Of
that day. Various have been the conieSpres,
as to the nature OF the orders, which Can.,;n
MuTTy has received from the Navy Department.
Some have conjeeturcd, that the fame orders
are given to Captain Murray, as were given 70
the Commanders of the ff,ips of War of the H.
nted States, in TIE year 1890, that is to tale
all French armed vefIe's. This is meafure Of
more raihnefs, than the prefent administration
can hejufly fufpeGed of. Report flaws, and we
give it only as fuch, that Captain Murray's in
ftrnetons are to the following effect. He's TO
cruize within three leagues OF the coat, and ifhe
finds any American veGe!s, that has been en-
ployed in lawful commerce, in the poGefiion of
the armed seflel of any nation, he is TO relesf,
her. american vefiels, that have been.enrapeJ
IN any Illicit commerce, or in the 81. Daw;Doo
trade, are 70 meet no protection. That beyonJ
three leagues from the coat, Captain Murray is
rot TO act, nor is lie permitted TO capture the
armed vefels, that have made prize on orr
COATS, provided they are regularly commifion.
>N' Lelgsr
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dolls. 5O7.7

you viii obferve that thoEe expended nv the
gun boats, armed brig and foldiery, are rruer-
og2g given TO US, gratis they probably con-
ceiving thai the opportunity afforded them of
iliewing their N~daYnted courage was worth the
expence."
PiS. II f7rsS.y.fev, f9aqiy5, IA eistieas5 and Sc
tzUeivy
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E~f'e3 Of a Lffe, fyaw Toav Sn<w, En-. eo117gg,c
9F'or Of tie u. S. Fsigstc join hSasss, ass.I
GIsRALTAE, June 10, 1906.
With p'eaiure inform yop Of NY arrival here
latter pafIage Of 81 days,> from New-York. DTbe
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seize them, and we may petition the Minifer,
who willhearken to ms, fince you have not had
time to know the nesv law relative to importati-
ons."
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EXTRAORDINARY SNAKE, IN LAKE
ONTARIO.

Exfraf of a Letter from n yonrg CeutLen,au re-
.fding near tie black Ri4er, in the Stote nj
Mezo.fork, to his. eorrslpondent in CqQ!etou--