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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-13


The conidsr itoa OF the report of the
committee of Claims on the claims for
Georgia lsnds was resumed.
MIR Ciak's anend,nehi sail oBder con-
sidcratioi.
Mr. hcland o. some length went into
an afgnyept m favor OF The report.
Mr.. DAWSON considered IT eypsdien; 10
ADOPT ne resolution, bat not the amend-
Jnfnt.
Nj Nelson spoke a; length against The
clai'ns,
Nlr S'osn followed on the sane side.
Mr. F'ndiey espla'nrd more fully h,s Oh
servarons nat.c O.: formcr day.
Mr. J. Clay requested hi< friend Mr.
Clark 10 withdraw his amendment. ihat
The house NIGH iaeet the quesioa a.
cnce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-13

,r ,l:c battle upon that glorious day.
she. did not long outlive her gallant CONF
n.aherr.
December 4.
The answer OF the Spanish govern ment
has bier received. From the accounts
chat lave reach US (S,sr) we have reason
TO believe tina, French intriga- has pre.
vailed at that court, al.d that The answer
IS ""iavourahlc To the hopes OF peace be-
ing maintained with, that state. Since the
rece'pr of the dispatches, more than u
snai o"s'ic has taken place in the ditfsr-
ent departments Of government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
THE TRIPOLITAN PEACE.

We have underfood that there were one hun
dred and fftyAmericars, principally volunteers,
with Gen. Eaton, upon the expedition which
went by Iandagainft Tripoli. Gen. Eaton acted
under the exprefs command Of the government
of the United States-he departed in July, l8o4,
in the American fquadrop, from Wilmington,
and was landed from one of the u. s. vefIels, at
Alexandra in Egypt, in the month OF Dec. laa ;
it is underfiood he was fupplied with large fums
of money, ammunition, field artillery, camp equi-
page, muH.ets, pixies, &c. for the troops, and IN
Mort, with every neceifary for the expedition
Gen. Eaton was accompanied with fevegal Is.
merican officers, but we have heard Of no par
ticular names. The Ex-Balhaw was found in
Alexandria, ard readily agreed 10 afiiG in -aiiing
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

tina, after having aaid rAme days in the new de-
psrtments of Liguria, he wi! proceed TO Turin.
The e'nprefs Queen will meet his majeGy a.
gain ut Mantus or at Bologna.
The rinilte-s of The interior, Of the finances,
and of foreign relations, have already been at
Genoa for fnrne days. KS mon f.rcre hi. hnefs
the arch teafrsr OF the empire has alto arrived
at the fame pace.
ViEHNA, June Is.
II is faid here For certain, that his royal high
nefs tire archdusc Charles, is going to Sicherf-
beut to pay his rcfpe6ts TO the king OF Pruiiia.
PARIS, June 90.
1t is aTer,ed, that Martial! Laroes will pro-
coed without delay to the coat, 10 take the
command in chief of a corple of the expedition
of England.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT,
HOUSE OF LORDS, FRIDAY, July /,

The Lord Chancellor then ad1ref!ei the fol
lowing Spt ech 70 both Houfcs of Parliament -
isr LORDS ard Gentlemen,
awe have II in command from his hIaie(lv
TO cxrre!s the fstisfaeton with which he has Oh
frved The proofs YOU have given in the courie
Of the prefrht Seiiion Of YOUR conhant regard
FOR the honour Of his crown, and the intert! Of
bis dominions; and particularly the meaiures
which you have adopted for strengthening his
Majc0y's hands ar this important coniunaure,
by the augmentation Of the Diipofble Military
force of the Kingdom.
"Cen:leH1sn cftbt Hoeffef Csmmcrs,
{" His Maieay has directed us particularly TO
Thank YOU in His Maiefy's name, for the zeal
ard liherlli.y with which you have granted the
large fupp!ies which the necefity OF the public
ftrvice has required.
"My Lords and Gentlemen,
:" His Maiety has not vet been enabled to
communicate to YOU the refut of the negociati.
oi's in which he is engaged with powers oil ..hs
continent; but you NAV reit aliured that nc
Jep will he omitted on his Maiefy's part, fo1
promoting fnch concert as may afford the bett
profpe9 of rehoring general and permanent,
tranquility or NAV. If necefiary, furnilli the
means of repeliing with vigour the continued
encroachments on the part of the French Go.
vernment, which threaten, every day, more and
more, the Liberty and Indepenpence OF all ma
tions of Europe.
Afterthe delivery of the fpeech, the Special
Commifiion aforementioned was read. In this,
the names of all the Lords, who are Members
of his Majefy's Privy Council, were fpeci6ed,
and after ftating the various prorogations of
the prefeut Parliament, Gnce tine end of the lait
FELTON,, concluded nearly ao follows: ;lnow
ye, that, for certain pref6ng caufes and conf
deratons, we have thought 6t further to pro-
rogue our faid parliament We, therefore
confding in your fidelity, prudence, and atten.
ton TO our commands, veit you with full power
and authority, in our name, on this 18th day Of
July, farther TO prorogue our faid Parliament
in our CITY of Weftminfer aforefatl, TO Thurf
day, tie o2d. day of Auguft next, to be then
there holden: We, therefore, command you,
and all of yon, that you attend 10 the premifes,
and faithfully follow the fame, as aforefaid ;
and, of this, the Lords Spiritual and Temporal
and the knights, Citizens, and Bureeffes of our
faid Parliament, are to take notice, &c."
The Lord Chancellor then faid,
My Lords and Gentlemen-By virtue of
his Majefy's Commifion, under the Great Seal,
TO US, and Other Lords directed, and now read ;
We do, IN his Majefty's Shame, and in obedience
to his Majehy's Commands, prorogue this Par
lament, to Tha.lday. the 22d. day of Aupuff
next, to be then there holden and this Parlia.
ment aands prorouged to the faid god. day OF
Auguf accordingly"
The Commons then withdrew TO their own
Houie, and ihertly after their Lortlihips fepara-
ted.
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=
LONDON, July 10.
GEORGE p.

GEORGE P.
Ir"7oa 10 or eoprts qadiyoiiy, oedto tie eoas,au
drr' Of orr (6i's Of war ami 3yivafeer5.
In confederation Of the prefent Gate of commerce,
we are gTacoufly Pleafed direct, that neutral VET
fes having on board the articles hereafter enunera-
ted, and trading, directly or creuitouflv, between
the ports OF our United Kingdom and the enen,y's
ports IN Europe duch ports not being blockaded,)
fhai not be interrupted in their voyages by our nix
9! war or Privaeers account Of fuch articles or A.
ny of them, being the property of our fubeas ira
ding with the enemy, without having Obtained DIR
ipecal Icence for that purpoe aud if any neutral
veie trading as aioreaid fhall be brought into our
ports for adjudication, fuch veHel nal be forthwith
liberatedby of admiralty, together with
me enumerated arcleslaien therein, which iaIl be
ihewn to be Britih or neutral property.
EXPORTS.
liz ofgoo Is permitted to be exported 70 HOLLAND
France, and Spain-Britifh manufactures mot nava
or military hores) grocery, alum, annatta, cocoa
ealicoe' eopperas drugs mot dying drugs) rhubarb
fpices, fugar, pepper, tobacco vitriol, eleplapts
teeth, pimento, cinnamon, nutnegs COMEDIAN Zone
nankeens, Ear India bale, tortoife Rell cloves, red
green, and yellow earthenware, indigo mot ex-
seeding five tons in vtfel0 wooleiIs, rum, and
prize goods, aot prohibited to be exported.
JMPORrs.-VKoM HOLLAND
Grain, Or niportable according TO the proyifion,
OF the corn laws) la,ed provGons Of all forts mot
being failed beef pors) oak bark, Hax, fax feed
clover and Other feed madden roots, fated hides and
thn leather, ruhes, hoops faccarum 1turni bsrills
tmalts, yarn, iaftron butter cheefe, quilts, clinkers
terrace, Geneva, vinegar, white lead oil, turpen.
fine, pitch, hemp, bottles wainfcost boards raw ma
terla' naval tore5, lace, and French eambries and
lawns.
PROM FRANCE.
Grain, LAS above faled proviious Of all forts, mo,
being falted beef pork feed afTron, rags, oak BARK
tmpentne, hides, fsns, honey, wax, fruit raw ma.
terias linfeed cakes, alow, weld wine, lace, French
eambrcs and lawns, vinegar and brandy.
PROM SPAIN.
Cochneal, baTia, Fruit orchella weed. s,,,oig,
wool, indigo, hides, films, bur,ac, liquorce 'uee
feeds, ffron ELK, fweet almonds, cattle foap' raw
materials oak bark, annleed, wine, cork black lead
naval flores. vinegar and brandy
And we are further pleaied to direa, that the fore
going may be added 10, or altered by a.
ny Order ofthe lords Of orr council.
by his majeAy's command,
HAWKESBURY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
SALEM, Sentemher Q.

~ NJ zCere incorrect in om- ian baber, in Rot-
ing, tut Commodore MURRAY had reGened bis
command in TIE Mediterranean, and returned 10
iIe United States; IL Is Comno}o,e DARRos.
zvbo Lafely eommandsd oar. fleet before Tri6of and
MT Murray. Tbe laffer is a Captain in the aayp,
and ho7y commands fbe -frignfe Tobn Adam5, dig
patched 2fCbaricRon S. C.. to iook out firth 5ri-
vateerJ qObieb LATELY igfcJRed fbAf coQR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

BOSTON, Aueua 81.

CAPTAIN JARVIS, arrived from Rochelle, Informs
that loon after leaving port, and while pafing Of
Roeheiort, ne met French fqusdron, coniang ri
i,ven fad Of heavy inps, coming out Of ,b, Rad.
who brought hr1 10, and ordered him into the ROAD
under the euitody Of gun brig; lcon sfer he Rad
tome to "'ehor in the roads The brig being sbou,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
Mere. H97,.l
aIres= Tnaics.

Gen. Ferrand has iiined an order for.idinp
the officers under him from iiTuire co-nmiliars
to crni2ers elfrwhere tha, a. ST. Da.ninco.
where the fureties IRE 70 rcIide md the cap.urcs
TO be aaiudged. He ALTO revokcs al, authority.
in prize matters and for iGung comn.iGjons.
ve'ted IN the Delegates fram St. DOMINGO 20 O.
Their colonies. MAI. Ut,yl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
NETWORK. September s.

h1S'ffv'7h.--The brig Elizabeth, from N.wrv.
was brought 70 yeHer4ay morning ar 4 o'cloc, bv
the frieste Canbri'n. and detained honrs Nife
Pai'engrrs and hive eamen were imprcf-I. Some
OF ,he pahengerS had endeavored TO feere' thenlyes
under the Goals in the hold blu. the lisptenan, ,na
his gang were too icea to be thus dped and actual
" fIi1Ae@ them out with The poias Of their fwords.
(DAi. Adv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
NORFOLK, Sentemher 6.

CoI8iYED fLELT.--Thc f.hconer EagIe.
Grois, arrived here in AZ dayc from Bordeaux
sIy %, ~ tat IS, ~, long. ~, is, E,w fleet
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
NETWORK, September 3.

Capt. Bernard, from St. Peter,burch. informs
US that on the Goth ul,, he fpoSe the Ghr. Ea-
gle, Grofs, AZ that time ont 81 days from Bor.
deaux for Norfolk, .rho foou after his tenar.
ture had fallen in with tte combined French &
Spaniih WeH-India fouadron in the Bay of BIZ
cay, apparently feering for Brief.
Mere. H91.l
Fran PLYMOUTH. Aug. %.
" The brig io'eph, capt. Carver. who arriv-
ed here yeiterdav. on the oIi of vuIv. * leagues
w. N. w. from Cape FiriHerre, was boarded
from the combined aeets from the V'eR Indies,
aeering from the Paw of Bifyay. Particular in
qniries were made nv the officers rfpeSiny the
Britiih feet of Ferrol. The French and Span
iih fleets included 81 fhips and two brics."
They were but day or two's fli! from,
CoruTna ard Ferrcl where the Spariarc,s have
10 or IL ih'ps ofthe line, blockaded by pri-
tin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

OF s. TAI. CT dips ot war ard two bTigs, Geering
". e. oy f. wind \. W. w!.icH capt. GrSis iup-
pofe6, and no doubt was he comb;ncd nect
from the Weh-lDd;cs. From the courGe they
were feeiine, and with he Wind al n. w. they
man have been hound to France, or more 70 the
northward. IfLord Melton had taken the COATS
of France and Spain in his way, before his ar
rival at Gibraltar, on he 18th July, he mat have
got ahead of The combined feet. Ledger.
ByCaptain Grofs we have received Paris pa
pers 10 the 10th, and Bordeaux papers to the
18Th Jn'y. In thefs papers we perceive but few
articles worth extracting, which are in this day IS
paper. We noted thas they contained an Au-
THrNTIcK accorpt of the capture of Jamaica
by the combined fleet, hut this (as wits of Bottom
FAY Of Norfolk news") is French news. Peace
appears to be de6rahle objeta in France, as we
Judge from tire editorial Ejaculation on that fno-
eet. indeed fome affirm po6tively that peace
isvery near at hand. Thefe papers do not men,
tion the death of Talleyrant, and as our files
are regular that intelligence mutt be premature.
10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

A letter received from Gibraltar, End dated e4.!
Inly. na.es. "That Lord Melton arrived ~ tina, place
4 few days previous, having been rnfuccelsful ia NJ
pur'a: o. the combined Frensh and Spani'h fleets
and that he immediately proceeded to the weiiw arc
in feareh of them"
The letter alto adds, That / ooo Sparirh troops
were enesnped at 'he rcrth front of Gibraltar, from
which the garrifon daily expected to be attacked
but were preparing TO give the enemy war;, re-
ception" re-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

to execute pme order al Brittany r,Iige) III Wind
favored his eieare and he failed Re could no, az
certain the exact force of the fquadron hi- dee
tinatlon =. BeE.s Gas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

We underftand thai Government have purcharcd
the brig Dolly from Samuel G. Ogden, Efq. for the
uin OF elsyen thouand dollars. III
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

The illip Ocean. CAPTAIN Hnffey, from An.
ferdam for New York. was captured ON SIM
day lait, off the Hook. BY the B,itifl, fripste
Cleopatra, and ordered for II ifax.
The Britiih friRatc CadibriaT. capt. Bcresfnr'.
is of Sunday Hook. /Mere. Alo,.J ,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

TIE Briti'h nip Leander, and the frigate Re
Vile de Milan, from Halifax, are gone to cruize
off the mouth Of the Deiaware-and probably
another fhip or Two will he fationed off the
Chefapeake. The principal ports Of the United
States win then be in a pretty complete mute Of
blockade. The hips of war at Sandy. Hook,
we are informed, board all ve1els bound in or
ont.
When theie outrages upon our national fove-
reignty were committed from the fame quarter
before, we entered fully into The qrenion of na-
tional law as applicable to the fihieA. We
lEewed not only that the conduct of the B-itiIh
Commander within the Hook was utterly IN
warautable, but we alfo fhewed that his crui-
ing OF the harbour, though not irtlIy within
what IS called our territorial feas, for the pur-
pofe OF capture or fearch, was altogether CON
trsrY to the law of nations. We at that time
quoted and now again quote from an excellent
Treatiic on the law of nations, ISuni the follow
ing regulations IN point -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13
BARRIE MARBOIS.

./HNe ~
H's TnWefy Being Informed Of the bravery DIFF
played at the engagement of Pecaro Ly tbs
final diviion IT the fiotilIa under the orders NJ
captain Hamehn, of the kilful mannnvyes
winch IT executed and Of the injury it did the
enemy, who were ten times more confderable
IN force, has ordered the mnifter of marine fo
Can'e report to I've made to him uyon the in.
diyldua'F who diainguii,ed themflycs in tba,
ac'i"n letting forth the names of the regiments
embarked on board the veHeIs.
ne tWo eun-ichooners and the four gum
e eu WHICH, within pihol lhot, returned the
IRE OF large frigate, rcbooper. q brio. all
cpttFr' carried only twelve % Founders. wb;la
me enemy mad more than 800. The crews Of
tne g1n-poats amounted only TO $50 rn..u. and
tn0ie OF the eneny's divifons TO about roo. The
VaIoe of the Two eun-ichooners and of tn four
y,un-ho7fs did NOT amount to e0o,soo r. s,J
ne eDenly's diviGon was worth two m;ll;o,e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

An arrival at Bottom brings reformation tb,.
the Birth Hoop of war I.dian-is now in the
South Channel impreiIipg American famen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-13

we Perceiveit aifer'ed in fcverai prints that
our gun-hoats taken by the Soani;irds are r,,
yet liberated. We end OH erquirv, that off,.
al information has been received of their lib "a.
ii"'' National Mfel.J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12

}4te, thatsn attempt was made to aeaI1ate
8onapaTte, a Milan, ard that he narrow
" c{caped. He was crowned at Milan the
26th May hc wore the ancient iron crown
vi u which the Lombard kings were crow
ned, and when they PIacef it upon his head,
he ll;d aloud q Di-y M; ID 4.r7e, care r on;
"a fwobc."
The northern powers of Europe feem
wholly pacific The dif3utes of Sweden
and France, are il the way Of amicablc
fettlcmcn+. The armies dF Auitria, are on
the march, bur We conider this rather as a
iealoufy naturally ar:aog from he late pro-
c=edings il Italy. than any de6gn cf war.
The pacific proPoliticn made BY BonaPlrte
~ certain powers on the continent, o2ca-
fons thc dclay cf the ratification Of the
Treaties between England, Rullia and Swc-
den.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12

tber proof Of hs republication and Wi.
dom +? Twill offer you that further Prooi
] cali upon you to obferye and remember
what m4a fay.--rhe fame honoTa5''
gentleman who Is foon TO adarols yoa from
The place where | now &aod, in the latter
part of,Le federal adm;nidr2tion, wrote
ie,ter ~ Mr.. Adams Ia which ne oXPreAed
a warr1 interca in his Pcr!onal welfare, and
declared decided appreciation ot the
mcglures Of his admiuiilraiion. lm5 II
fat that viii not be deniSd. Surely then
that Honorable gentleman matl have cruelty
been mirrePrcfanted. For @ho can believe
that after having written that letter, he has
fpent lar.e portion Of his time in endeav-
oring in converlation. il Newspapers and II
pamphlets 20 convince The people that the
fame Adams whom his letter fo highly and
iuRly prailed IS monarchf, and tha; the
ncalures Of his admiuihraticn were calcula-
lated and intended to deLtroy the Liberties
If this country n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12

lefs than ten thoufand people aacmbled on
that occaGon. Between The hours Of eleven
and twelve the priionerswas taken from the
place Of his confinement, with rope round
his neck, fcated on his coffin, and convey
ed on a cart to the place OF execution. #
was with difficulty that a company OF az
tillerY could fufTiciently difperfe the throng,
20 enable the criminal TO pats +; and i was
with equal difficulty that a company Ct IN
{.nrv. Iormes 10 tie rear and each fde OF
The criminal, could fccure him and the pro-
ccnicn from.thc pehure Of the multitude.
After the proccfIion had reached the place
Of execution, and the criminal had Attended
the fcafold. prayers were attended and a
folcmn affecting lermon delivered, by the
Rev. Mr.. Lcwcs. The clergy, and others
who were near the Priioner, thea toook him
by the hand, and Recommended him 70 the
mercy and favor Of his God.
The conduQ Of trnold, ever Gnce his
arrof, is faid 70 have seen decent, and ex-
preiHve ofthc deePet conviction Of bis
cria1c. On this occaiion particularly, his
conduit was was fuch as W cxci.c very
lively GymYalhy in the furTcu1ding multi
tude. re fecmcd 10
& W,lE t5;4s5.tiJ sr TIE JGlrs, C1-1sa Fare,
Oftbe cat 9aeaH Be a1yt EH 70 E3~.'
After the Priloner had made llort ad-
d7ef5 to the people, and had Informed the
cxecutiouer thar he might perform his datY
the fh riff roie and resi a reprieve, which
he had received from the Governor, after
the folemnitics q the day had commenced.
! The criminal vas 70 overcome with The en-
otion which this unexpected intelligence
produced, that he tainted, and fell ica:.!cfs
| from his feat. When he had a liit.e re-
covered, he was re-condu6ted to tbe pr.tJn,
with the fame ceremony with which lie had
been conveyed to the fcafolJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12
L5g tEe 25aLG.

CHARLESTON, s. G. july ri.
WE arc happy toh have it in our paw
or to fate, that the Collector Of the cuhoms
has received letter from Captain Comman-
dant Tingey, Superintendent Of the Navy
Yard At Wilmington, informing him, that
he has received orders politively to fit the
frigatt adams FOR fea, and expects fhe will
bc ready il fortnight from the 9th init.)
it is probable rhat Capt, Murray viii COM
mand her. The brig Horner, and new
brig to Be launched az Baltimore in few
days, arc lfo conlmiiiiOned, and to fail with
all po1i5le fp-cd. 1t is intended that theIe
vedlls lhaIl guard our harbour, and the
coat generally"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12

T.I,r ~ aifs.der, rc.cmdAre ;he p'srus
of Turkey. lately broke out At Oriein, The
canit.l Of Scindea, and IS Gated % have car
rild off fevenry thouand pe,lous IN The
court. ofa few days. The principal .nb1b;-
tants ged from he city ~ ;he Erf aI.rr
and the rroors at Ten -th rclul-J to pcrfor-,
the duties IF the gafrilon, and marched III
To the country, whittier, it is feared, th.v
nav have carried the d2ltemPc-. At tb.
date. however, If the latf accounts from
Bombay, ii was uDdcrGood, that thc fever
confined its ravasos TO Oujcin oad its inn
mediate vicinage.
I-ar1r:.5. -xThe mott ancient Library IN
the world was in the palace of Ola~andia
L<inr Of EgyPl, about 4ooo- years before
Chri,jl and had this interruption upon Y.
P1rf- t5y i5s SgnI; Z true and i-5I-e iB.
fcr,gson, If applied co,v r7 gooG books
bad Books Being rather potion Iaaa NED
lciuc. LLHeHf5.
The grea:oG collection AZ books ever
made was the Library of Ptolemy Softer al
Alexandria in Egypt Its fid 70 have been
augmented to ylvcn b24lred H53.7rd valla5as
The Saraccus, when they took the civ,
burnt the literary, uing the books for fuel
inGead Of wood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-08-12

JUNE Il-Our Fleet Ok Brett is iuPerior
90 me French, not ~ numbers, bur III torcc,
oon".'inS = IIe'lty-o''7 nilP5 II '-ls ms ms
q "iCi III ~: 'ii''' 0.I,o" 4'o II ''iiT
d7cS', mi I91s III sateS' Ihe eh@nly mas me
fame total n thc ii.re ,.ut only 3thres-dcck2TS.
q 7 ih'ps are # caty expectation or their
coming OUT a. they have 1000 troops en-
@-'Nea a'1 Ii'~'T '.''P' o. tAo -'ne appear 4ul
"a l'e0'
tFV2le letters from france nate tna5 me
Preience OF buo~"Pa't9 ln I'4iT. and ms
meail os' have iacIaai1d b7Jh me hatTcd
4ad tAS i-.5lc'-Aa formerly entertained q
hin. 4l1 mas 2I -calt I22'oV2 troops 81
me tin1 upon n'5 1'alian JcfEt.o.'c5- If II
'a'a5A' 'A,S 1S Lnla.t@.5 not--n5 l@L> 'aah
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o,-n h,,a,-;,Ts r ,,,r.~s al Rio. ,-.-I-
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,,r-csrt;ons 19 "A. prrisrs IA .,o-f, ,yirb a
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Il r..rf35Fn3 I'LL gIrry 4, f., nav ro,onr9
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.vqr .ro olr5rr-l ,r;tb .-c.q,r- ,.;o;rerc.
,1I If il not r<-,y tb,r h. will :. s,le -
go arv .l;nr .ois con,n,ign eIcsrt;ne,
~ inrriaxe or srf;fcs
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asnIinonIT ,,,rnto t,,, 'O.'- 49,
ga. n His ref,i - scEnoyi@Cir i', - Bo- nc
.,an.~ts as Emperor Of France. The inter
nreter Of the French Embagy had for Ccne
1,,rle been u noaegion II letter. fron
NsnoIion. addreaed ~ HE bighnrrs. br+
~ Grand V;zier had rot or,Tted III, =
opportunity Of delivering IT,
Private letters from Vienna fate, that
the Emperhr Of the French has demanded
Of the Courtof Vienna permiGion to occupy
Ault.ian Dalmati2 with Fren Oh troops.
Ii is much doubted whether that Courr will
content 70 THIS rronoCaI
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=, oNn : ~ c9 i9''eE rom rom no mana rays;
after he drained b:s 27cf-r, G+nat;pn ~''',r Ta'
- I;7n trr,tv ,,;,b Roaanarta -, ,nL;oL
tb, Pst,v;sn per,,bi;o cI-cs.,aJ' - ~
rbsnrc H. 60 If Caod 4inoa 81 ths - n
.nJ - ronrhon roc, col1aI IN. ~ - p. P.an
in T. i ,IeJ tbot Ron1a.,ta .,e I L,J =,
49, .I Il .acll, ~. t~-'T %-11- l'aN - -
Dutch. IF lie defi,,tiop r. tbr TonIvn
a. - Ill, - mn" Ta i 'ii' 3u,y
Ccv,on viii il he fra ob;l4 of a.too1.
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gNE 7--lhf'Tmation Of importance has
ISacheG IS(ll11 GG'eFnneHt th'S morning BY thcI
Co''eeoGTah II n 'laH' me ultimate deitlna-
to' - '''0 eo-'Hio" meets IS SicertaIned toI
-. 80 80. -..,'l's l ana max bonaPartci
,-0" t''.- iol x very import ant
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tbe CO.. of3 NJ. -. LII --..Siy ,'arc that