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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
LNDEl INTELLIGEHcE.
I.owDoN, Aug. Ig.

LONDON, Aug. -.
Official accounts Of the progress of the
war IN inda.havs hcen received to tbs 9th
March, by the Belle Packet. The sub.
stance Of them is as fellows ;---Gcn. Lake,
under daie Jan. 81, before Bhunpore,
states that having made breach, be at
tempted 10 storm the place, but found the
ditch 80 broad and deep as TO prevent bis
progress. Ills loss on that occasion was
Total, 2 Captains. ] Capt. Lieutenant, IS
Liaulenanis, 81 Corporals, 2 Drummers,
and 23S Priyaies.-- Natives, Subardars,
Jsmsdsrs, ! s BsviIdafs, so Naicks, 6
DrnmmsIs, 200 Sepoys, 8 Bheasleesi
iinlal, i 8 Lascars, and BildaFs,
a letter Of the Esd states, that the enc.
my's having attacked a convoy OF proyi-
sions for the camp. about csss from H.,
Capt. Walsh made most gallant defence,
gntl Col. Don. arrived with reinforce.
nIen;, when- be attacked and totally root.
sd the enemy, taking 80 stand Of colols
and 4 guns, with all their stores, &C.
Sapl' Coado Of the 1871, MI. and Comet
tfskinc Of The lst y, e. were tbs only oil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
THG coMBLAXD soUSDRoNa.

No"eItE.OFFi.-e. OxE O'cLoeR.
We have Jpst received the foHorire r,o,s a..
tieuar AID accurate information, which $3.50.
Us 20 maic some eorrea,ons 20 fhe slalcmsn, ~.
have giscn IN preceding column. ane. 10 ,i,,o,~
some CLEARER lisit UPON .nS suslea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
IMPORTANT

4
Extract OF Communication from Lon.
dan, received by the Galcn, da,ed Au-
gust ~.
| " Under the AGt of Geo. 8. IL. Chap.
so. the Merchants, supposed that neautral
vessels might come flom The enemy's pos
sessions Oh the continent of America, or
IN the West Indies, 20 any port IL England !;
bur il is now found contrary to his Males
TVS instructions, thai were given TO his
Majesly's cruizers (; and those neutral YES
sells that shall DC cleared out from those
previous 10 The lst November next, will
be allowed 10 come 10 this country d;recl.
Vessels clearing AT River Plate, Havana,
SC. afer LIST November, oannot come to
this county, OF any port in Europe. Amc-
fican vessels from any other colony of the
enemy, cannot now come TO any port IN
Europe.
g Il is we'll TO remind yeu, that Ameri.
can vessels cannot go from the enemy's
countries'n Europe with csrgoes, or spe-
Gle, directly, or indirectly. 10 their colo
uies; tina, III. Y act very imprudenlly who
attempt TO do II by touching al Lisbon
Madeira, or The United a.cs, for, fresh
papers and ciesrances. That ali your va
iuabie expedition 10 India, should origi
na'e in aud depart from the United STATES.
. /. is rot true that any recent orders
have been given by the Admiralty, 20 de
Tain American vessels loaded with sugar
and coffee. The Con- snanders of1hz clus-
serz St, 10 dcGbt, FEM tho Informa ion
ihes nave received from their agenls, a.
3 to vessels il the predicansnt CT The Essex,
! Orbe. and Enocl, Dome.
" The day after &c morrow, commit
( tee OF the American merchants are 10
have an interview with MIR. Pitl,. on the
subject OF thess Vexatious proceedings"
Extrsa of letter from Capt. Tyrrel, OF
the ship Commerce Of this port, dated
Yarmouth Roads, (Eng.) Aug. Is.
SIR,--" have lh- misfortune 10 inform
yons that on lhe e,E inst. was boarded
BY The kings cutter, Badger, Capt. Pan.
thorpe, and brought into iais road, where
found ST.: American vessels, sent 10 be-
fore me. Our papers are ali sent 10 Lon
don for examination. -Four OF The above
vessels are liberated, and permitted 10 pro-
coed on their voyage. ezpea 20 be clear
Cd tomorrow. We are not able exactly
C inform you what this means but sup
pose, it's on suspicion Of having enemies
! property or board. Two vessels are de-
,aincd for trial, The ship Portsmouth,, cspi.
LeNrs,o Baltimore, aud ship Hope, capt.
Robertson, O. Portland. The vessels lhat
are liberated, arc, ship Hunter, Csplsin
Chase, OF Newburyport, ship Hefrnoiae,
Capt. Hopkins, of Bddeford, end slip Ss.
nuel Jackson, Captain Eas,erby, Of New.
York, aud Captain Waite, or Portland.
We are given 10 understand. ths; sc are
to pay,i cleared, all the ligh, money and
pilosage, together with some oihef char.
ges."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
IRON rnE wAsulnorou rrDENA1lsr.

"The man who makes one valuable inn
pfoVemept' IS more IMPORTANT beOcisc-
tor to his species, than an AIeaxander, a
CTzar, or hundred other conqueroS.
IT'S glory 10 tho estimation Of truly civi.
lied age, viii be grealersud more lasting
than hat Of those admired ravase,s Of the
world."--Prolessor Barton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19

- PC Laqa9a 60 slIzM .drru.l.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-10-19
George-Tosvn, District
Of Columbia, 1905. {

nF' Should communications be made
to me- by matt, the postage must be paid
by the authors, OF they will not be receis-
ed.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

Gibraltar be besicg:d, they will be Gem
PEELED to increase their force in the Me-
dItrrranean, in order to prevent any CO.
operation between the land and tho sea
forces Of the en- M an actual state OF
hostiIitv with SPAN will render an aug
mcntatIon OF the biockadINg Squadron
Indispensable Will. tn: expectation Of
war with Portugal will require another
portion Of tn British navy to watch her
ports, and to guard against injury from
her ships.
Each Of these circumstances tends to
weaken the external defence Of England,
and to open new hopes Of success In the
attempt to invade it, inasmnCh as all
these dttachmcnts must be from the fleets
now stationed round the island, or on
IKE coast of France. To effect this re-
Iu, ton Of the channel force wasrvldcnt-
4 the object of the West India expedite
u, for its whole progress has shewn
nat permanent conquest was not IN view;
. distract the attention and divide the
strength Of England is the only reason
which can be found to justify France in
'orcing Spain into the war, as in every
other point OF view, she must have been
more benefited by neutral than by a
oeNgercnt ally.
Experience shrws,hat Bonlparte has
no rvyArd for human blood; he cares not
how large the current which may flow
from the breast ofhis country, provided
it be strong enough to A'at him t" the
accomplishment of some fav">lte wish.
lie knows that EngI.lnu is not t" be in
vaded but bv crossing ahloodv sea; but
he knows that its invasion is, through
such channel, practicable, let the sub
sequrnt success be what it may. If,
thcTctorr, his present scheme for 50 d.
vertInS tie strength of England from the
channel, as to render his Acct more t.
quail to Il contest with that VIII h remains,
should succeed, We shall not be surprise
ed to hear, as We are much inclined to
believe, that the present camp-map viii
be Distinguished by an early, II not a
successful, attempt to invade GrrAr Bri-
tam should not a continental war give o.
ther emPloymentto the troops OF france.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

trv. that already the constitution must
be altered with view to the promotion,
emolument, or continuance in othce, OF
an individual, however eminent tor ta-
Tents and patriotism? But the reverse OF
the assertion was the fact. With or with
out the alteration, the reelection OF Mr..
jefferson, in all human probability, was
EQUALLY certain. Witness the committee
appointed By a caucus Of the ma orltv OF
both houses, to devise ways and means
TO directthe electoral votes in such man
ner as to produce the reelection Of the
President, should the amendment not be
adopted.
But other alteration Of the constitute
en-, still more destructive ~of the rights
Of the small states, were in contemplate
on and of the creation of an 4ristocra-
cy Of large states to be guided and go
verned by Virginia, the amendment in
question was considered as the harhin-
ger. The evidence to support this as
sertion, and the character otthe Intended
innovations, will form the subject OF a
future letter. Equally in 4 sins le COM
munity and a confederate republic, there
is a natural effort to make the strong
stronger and the weak weaker, shall
drop my pen for the present when it has
recorded the remak, that hive never
Intentionally given vote calculated to
reduce the weight Of the small state of
Vermont in the American Union, and
the promise that never will give such
vote in future.
JAMES ELLIOT.
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NORFOLK, Nav Q,

Hy gentleman from St. Th,n IS ".
are o5liginelv informed nLsGSm. r,rcum-
stances respecting the defeat OF III, 4a>-
tians be fore the CITY Of St. Domingo, bv
the garrison under command ct TIC
brave Fcrrand who on this oc,As,"n It
is said displayed Ill the qualifications ct
a consumatc general, and all the fim in
tripidity Of real courage.
When the Negro army appeared of
the city, and wcr, in condition 10 It.
tack ii, summons was sent, t" the f J.
lowing purporr-" JEAN J.Q"Is, lie
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

portion Of their military stores, their
magazines OF provisions, and the n"A!'a-'
nv chest and treasure of the Emperor,
tell into the hands of the victor whose
loss in the hatt'e did not excerd~sO mem
The fleet of Admiral M,-sessi Cor
Minisss) arrived either on the day OF
the battle or on the day succeeding, bit
huin>t 1t the time MnGed any traps.
! lie ship, uid not come to anchor, but
alter putting the aids which they had for
the gIrri,on on shore, stood out to sea.
We understand that the inhabitants Of
St. Domingo have been invited to re-
turn, as thv siege is raised, and the ar
my Of sqlnrs completely Withdrawn.
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Latest FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, March 10.

tors, NJ. lie S"gnr. He expressed the
Emperor's complete apl rotation OF thssr
conGuct; dwell upon the imposing ,ere-
monv Of tht coronation, rendered more
August, b h: presence and participate
ON Of the Pope alluded t. the laws that
had been passed durl' 8 the session to
the excellent state of the finances; to
the.nrw cons ripUon, and to the pacific
overture OF thi, country. Upon the con-
SC ipt law he made the following re-
m2rk> :--Whilst among orr enemy eve
~ tE!rG is in a state OF itrmt nta;lOn and
ag ta,i'n, Nou have proved by A law up
On the CONSUMPTION, that we do not stand
in need Of fresh efforts, and this new
law diff, rs only from the last, lv more
Just and modern Distribution relative 10
our coast and maritime dcpnftme nts.
Upon the pacific overtures he SAID, " 1t
WAS at the moment in which warrior,
almc,, ,iwaA iavourrLb} fortune, might
have promised hims,I If f e5h !,urris, that
sIlcrcing his passions, Napoleon mo-
deHry proposed peace to cur enemies
II b,prd must flow upon the earth. and
sea, his letter forever .absolves us, and
throws all the responsibility upon that
blind government which would prolong
the ,Hrsi"n OF IT," NJ. LIE Segur pro-
Ce,Gv4 to state that the rmperer's CON-
,'.nC rndrAvnurs were to give ;epose to
the ,o'ntrv, Independence to the seas,
and peace to the world.
/ he anger mamie strd Nv the Moni-
ttur, at the cool reception which Bona
pnttc ; t"llA,l"us overture OF peace cxpe-
rI,nce'i IN thus country, and the fear
which i expresses, last English subsi-
o\ >hnu. bc accepted bv any ol the con-
tine nt"l powers, afford the best possible
tXplHnat'oD OF the state, and Ot the views
OF the Frtn: h go>t rnmcnt. ! hey are
worth v"}"mrrot idle reports from ill.,
lEt"rnn, uuA>,lItrs. | hey shcw at once
Mat ttInCr is completely b.ttied IN her
views OF suhinpM1ng tins conntr,, and
even more, tnt England, ,,ngIc-hAn-
d,d,' Is n4nIc than match tor her
they ,hrw the .ch1AgcAblc and shifting
politics of the usurprr, that when ne
could NOT compass his end by omen force,
he cnhest> ctt4r4 to 10 II by fraud Uv IN
offer Of peace, or rather a truce, whiG,
should induce US to diSArm, and leave
out:ettt $ exposed to fresh n.,nGuvres.
! hcH confirm the wi,G ~ Of the Late
ministry in commencing Ihe-war before
our enemy had mrI~.ed his ErepAr4ti-
ons, and OF the ptcac@t, in dc, Iining TO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-07-30

Gus, Plymouth; Jolly gacchus, Shsrnaa, phils-
delphia Am Pennock, Maddox, do; Eliza,
Askinfon, Newbera; Alert, Butler, Bolton, 7
days; brig John, Thatcher, Newport, 9 days
Ceres, King, Philadelphia; Ceres, Gallagher
Wilmington, North. Carolius; Urania, barrow
Norwich; Hannah, Hulbart, Middleton The
reia, Poud, Milford Confidence, kipps, Ken.
nebunk; Mercury, Smith, New-Hayen; hip
clariaa, Milford, New. York the {ch'r Re-
vense, Eaton, left St. Pierse's, for Barbados,
9th July Stranger, Wsddington, LETT do. tor
Aasigsa, 9th July; the Sarah, Parrot, LETT do.
for do. the f.ms day. "
The brig bslow is from Salem.
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BALTIMORE, July ~.

j
~ 's 'cnooasr Anp Eliza, heace, to Havan-
~ -, .S pot into Norfolk, 10 coasquencs OF
ss Der mats, when days OUT.
~, a :, ichooatr Mary Ana, Rsgcl, l., days
D., D.. n'sasnah. Left there l4tb infant, brig
lr. Graves, of Baltimore, TO fail in 10
II, '' d Greyhound, Holmes, to fail nsat
D,Ms't, BettOs, of do. Ia 10 days; Hops,
yia.a. q %. ia 10 days; fhip Tyre, of Pro-
a NM, '0i BaltimoseinS dsys; together with
III. Al Of others belonging to diGaren, ports.
\, s,a I'ilsan canful Informed cspisia R. that
a'%tu sgiasrs in his Office.
Isly 23.
fan :. brig Eliza Ans, Thompfou, rs days
taa.Sa, fisrei, Mart. On the psiIase was
d, ;.s y "a Eaglifh priva;esr sad well treat
4,S. saea them they were looking for brig
Lit ~ y. name commanded by captain Huct.
Ia R,l. Martinique, ichooaer Eliza. Arnolds,
laeS,;ss.o IN 6 days Sally, CoHia, for do.
NV o. le'ghsgan, ditto brig Martha aad
n Pbl, Sso0,as' Of New. York Peggy, Nor.
I'm TasIphla Anazos, Pittmas, Newbu.
.s MI Hs jSiia' DInubury, Philadelphia, Angs.
lqe B. aa'on, tor Newport in 8 days; Ante
Als.rssnsaon, Norwich; Cells, M'Kenzi.,
il d,v.. hip Juno, Eldridge, New. York,
ss.aes; H,1., Snooasr FedsraliG, Lsikia, Glou.
EI.,, Ans.. GOritta, Jenkins, Philadelphia !;
Stipn.r 1s p Wilmington. tDsi.) Cornc.
s0I'imouth, N. H; Frapklin, In.
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L Q S T.,
July go.

On tb< road betuefu Ws@ingtox and Ahx4s.
dri0,
A bundle Of papers, containing 8
ftnall bundles, No. /, 7, aad s-Thc content.
are receipts for -four fsred with MIR. Am5rss
Ye0e, on account OF WILLIAM Cook aed BAA.
Liz DAVIS. As they can be of no u,s to any
pe,lcn but the owaer, lshey bcing fet,lsd) it Is
r.queacd the finder will be 70 good 10 return
them 20 Mr.. AMBgosE VAssR.
The public ar: cautioned agaIn6 beisg iapofed
on by any dsGguing Pe'ios whs may attempt TO
pas them of.
July 80. d3s
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monty bats a, Centervilie, and prefers
a waggoners tavern, kept nay demo-
crat, to the commodious inn of a fede-
rali9. The democratieal landlord be-
ing once confined to his bed when the
pre6dent topped at bis tavern the wife
thus eloquently bewailed the event;
6 am 6r, (curtieying) extremely for
ry my huiband can't receive you, tor
he's mighty Eeferfon-man."
European Magazine, Aug. 1904.
ExgIi@ trif,sr,s in France. A very extrsor.
binary and embarsGine dilemma has occurred to
feve,ai refpettabIe petfons and families detained
by the French government, as priloners OF war,
at Vcs1un. Shortly ate, rheie unfortunate ira.
weller. wsrr tlut up IN that Town, they applied
TO the government fos permisdon 10 eieet or hire
an ediice, 70. the ofe OF Prosehant chapel,
where they regularly attended divine lefvice, ant
where various marriages have been celebrated,
from fome Of which children have been born.--
In confequcpce Of tbe!e events, the tate or much
property in petition is sfctaed in Gfeat-BFitain,
and the pcrfons in remainder cohtsh the validity
of theie marriages upon the ground OF their nos
having been performed according either TO the
law Of England t.he chapel not being eonfecraf-
ed, nor the clergrea ordainsd, or tor lome
other legal defca) or to the laws OF France. II
is laid to be the opinion Of the bighsf civilians
of the kingdom, thar ,h. pleas OF shnie relatives
and other a.viiees i. rere,Gon will prevail.
Loadsn taper.l
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FO R S A L E,

FOR S "A L E,
100 barrels prime Beef,
60 do. Pork,
& hhds. and bbl,. cobtiaental Rum,
hhds- MoIafcs,
tutts real Holland Gin, i
y csks black eyed Peas,
900 Jacks Liverpool liss Salt,
30 boxes RaiGns,
half pips and 7 Or. caas Londuu Par.
tjcular Madeira,
6ooo lbs. Coffee,
8 cafes felt Hats aGorted, fuitabls to the
St. Domingo Market,
SO barrels prime Herings.
WILLIAM HOcGSON.
IalY 40.
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!. SHAND,
Adjutant general.

fa1e 20.
The following is the charge which
was preferred by captain Wood againit
admiral Duckworth, and of which he
was moi honorably acquitted.
/" Thsthe had been oppreifvely re-
moved from the command Of his ma
sjeays flip Acalfa, by vice admiral !.
1 n. Duckworth, K. B. then comman-
deria chief of his majeffy's ihips and
RV.Gsb at Jamaica and that the fame
wee admiral had, in the mott ihameful
aadkandaous manner, loaded, receiv-
8edon board, and fufered to De receiv.
'edOn board his majefy's ihip Acaita
IA lunenfe quantity of goods and
merchandise, other than for the ufe OF
thsihlp, In defiance and contrary to
'nsttue intent and meaning Of the 9th
aiu'le Of war and requeifing as fuch
plOeeedlnSs were contrary and highly
INJURIOUS to his majelty's fervlce, op-
pFhve to individuals, and unworthy
R Character of an officer, that the faid
s's admiral may be tried by court
@4lua, for the offences therein fet
hrh.'
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N o T / c E.

The fubfcriber intending hortly to
remove to Kentucky, rsqueas all perions having
claims againlt him to bring them forward, pro-
o.rly authenticated, for payment; and all tho(e
indebted to him are rc9ueAed to pay their re-
fpeeaive accounts previous to the 6rl day of Au-
cuff next, to him or Nj. James Milan, In Alex.
sndria. Thofe falling to comply as above, need
not expect any furtt=r indulgence.
William MILAN,
Fairfax County, iVirgnial
June 10. aaw5".'s" iNf1os:
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aIerannrta Dadp aonerttssr.
TUESDAY, JuLr 50.

pCuitiOA WNlS lila AAi>6
activity. AveTel had been difpatched
with military flores for the claimant OF
the baihawsnip, who was to be en-
abled to attempt to regain his rights,
and was TO attack Tnpoli by land,
while the American fquadron bonn
barded from the iea. The united ct.
fort againf the ufurper, the Preicnt
balhaw, was probably made IN une.
Bowles Takea.--A letter from Ben
iamin Hawkins, dated at Och spo fa1,
on CooiTau river, the goth OF May,
fays, g The chiefs of the creek nation
convened on the goth at this place,
and were joined by deputation from
the Charokees, Chickalaws and Choc-
taws; on the a4sh the Semlnoles and
other chiefs in oppolltlon, with their
leader, w. A. Bowies, at their head,
arrived, and on the a8sh he was ap-
pretended, confined in irons, and lent
under ftrong guard of Indians, by
order of the chiefs, to governor Folch,
of Penlaeola, to anfwer for his crimes
againH the iubje6ts Of his Catholic
ms;e}v in Eaff and Wet Florida"
IN. Y. Gaz.
The Office Of Difcount and Depo-
ct, or Branch Bank of the United
States, in this city, was, on Saturday
evening laA, broke open and entered
| burglariously, in the mott daring man
ner, at an early hour, and before the
| watchmen, for its iafety, had taken
their uiual Rand.
baltimore Amer'ea".)
|
The recent accounts by Americans
who have. been at St. Domingo con-
| corning the government of the blacks,
| doe. not prelent 70 Aattering a picture
! as might be conceived from a conf
deration of the principles of their re-
| cent contribution. We have obtained
copy of their military code. This
| code and contribution lately publifhed
are faid to be the prediction of general
| Mentor. formerly a deputy to the ma
tional convention. aided by Boifrond
| Toanere and Chanlatte, all blacks,
| who are the draughtflnen of the en-
peror Deaalines' proclamations. The
| biography of the black chiefs, if we
can rely upon report, is curious evil
dence of the initability of human al
fairs, and an importan: leaon to the
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i AN 1ioShS ulC tllS iAfOAa HuNASa - 80
the mulattoes are the mott intelligent
and beif inRruaed, and compared with
the blacks are more exemplary moral
IFS, quality delcribed to be very
rare in the empire. Contrary to what
would ieem to be dictated by every
obligation of prudence and policy, the
practical cultivators are iald to be treat
ed with inhumanity; and among that
clafs we are told from very respectable
authority, a very general and hncere9
with prevails for the return OF their
ancient matters, or any matters rather
than the prefent. The government OF
the blacks is not as full Of confidence
in its fecurity or duration, as their con-
fitutioa and refcripts would feem to
indicate. Their military code is rigid
and ievere; and even hufhed as they
have been by the expulGon OF Re-
chanbeau, and the poaethon of all the
ancient French ports and territory,
they proved their want of dllcipllne
and courage before the walls OF
the city of St. Domingo, where
their number were ten times greater
than that of the force by which they
were attacked. Above 5000 SPAN
ards taken by the blacks from time to
time in the neighborhood of St. Do
mingo city, have been fent prlloners
TO the interior, and have been employ
ed on the plains of Artibonite and on
the fort of Camp Marchand whittier
the emperor contemplates to retire In
the lah refort of an attack of a French
army or domefic infurgents. Under
this condition OF the illand, the GER
tainty of any fate Of things cannot be
long calculated upon. The abience
of the French armies, or the conhne-
ment of Ferrand's force to the city OF
St, Domingo, has contributed to re-
vive cultivation for the time; and the
crops of fugar pronile to be very con-
GderabIe-that Of coffee mutually
plentiful. Nevertheless the black 60
vern,nent owes to the Americans who
have had credulity to truf them, more
than three millions of coffee, and have
not good faith to pay.
[Awora.
Letters from London mention, that
Mrs. Eliza Bonaparte, wife OF Jerome,
receives every mark of attention and
hospitality from the Brltih nobility e
people. She is attended by her bro
Their, and DR.. Gavner, an eminent
| French phyicisn-the fame who ae-
| companied her in her Wifi to this
town Taft fummer. We have no cor
rect accounts of the fate Of her hui
| band, iisce he left Lilbon. 1t is not
impofible, as French officer, he will
| be tried for di(obedience of orders In
not returning to Europe, in the frlgate
lent out for him, and lmprifoned. We
have heard it faid that before Mr.. Llv
inpIton left Paris, one of the French
minifrv informed him that the Empe-
ror had thoughts, as Jerome had con-
neaed him{elf with the daughter OF an
American merchant, of fettling him In
the United States, and requefed MIR.
l. to name what would be proper
elfablithment for him. Mr.. Living
ffon accordingly named, we under
f}and, fifty thouland dollars for town.
aud twenty thoufand dolas for coun-
try houfe, per annum. This the EN-
peror did not think too large; and Mr..
Livingston was alked to mention the
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,.v,eaed, eonGas Of the J sth'
ssb, go 81, I'D, 3D. regiments. The gene,
sstb a aaet y e Frye are major general
,a' un lla',d / and brigadier generals
DSanllco or n.Farlane, and Belfour.
nona 81 coo,e we undcrfand mas IN ,
Gsn slan, 10 70 al where it may be found
sc.aary.