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ENQUTR FIR.
RIcAMcND, fE8Ru4a1. 90. lsos.
nal lntsiiiyencer has

at lergth grat;red the puhN cuiofity, bv pi,-
ing reoort of the debate on The Yazoo Claims.
Tie vait asnitt: ie OF this fIhiea. and The verv
animated di!cui.ion witch it called forth, will
no doubt enttle :;tO the eriouscon6Geration of
the people. The opening fpeech of MIR. John
Randolph, may be truly faid to reHe9 an no.
nour upon hmielf and upon his country; and
although It has been declared tame and yaDii
copy OF the original, there is eailyto BE- Gten in
It me i?endid Genius, which Of fortune iavonrsl
lShereattcr defined TO rival the powers OF Chat
ham the moit fuccefsfu, Gatefnan aud the
mon overwhelming orator, which perhaps th,.
or'tiih nation has ever given birth to.
The Editor ofthe National Inteliirencer has
FORGOTTEN to remark that the Fouir rof. immc-
aiateiY after he delivery of MIR. Raudo!ph's
ipeech. The YaZoo fquad refu(ed 10 adjourn
notwithstanding the lateneis of the horr)
before MIR. John Randolph roie to combat
thsir preteniions, and yet immediately ag.
ter the conciuhon of this fneech, they cal
led Tor and procured an adjournment. Tie mi
ieia1ie o.iett of this policy is not eafily to be
hh'aktn. lhcy were unwilling 70 allow the
opponents OF the Yazoo fDecuators time TO
t''ee 'heir attacks and prepare a fyi}ematic
Spy ana yet they immediately adjourned 10
give them:tiyes al opportunity Of rallving their
well-ditciPlined forces, and COMING fortb ia t,t+
* iyitt"at'c i?eeches againft Mr. Raldo!2h's
e@temporaneous and yet unriyancd adar,c:.
In ;ulfquen; Rage of the fame difcudjon.
the fame ingenious policy was purified By ths
all powerful majority OF the Houfe.
Deiirous OF getting as foon as pofible through
q c vouminous plea of judge Chaie, and Of
bringing the whole of Mr.. Randol2h's rDeech
on the Yazoo Claims at once before his readers,
the Editor has been little ambitious of introdu.
eng any original matter into this days paper.
-As room as ne e, can obtain compleat fupply OF
paper from Philadelphia, which ONLY awaits the
breaking up oftbe ice in the Delaware river. he
fruits ne iha!l not dand in need ola Emil aDo-
Roy Three papers in week for four or 1--WE
weeks VIII enable him to pubilh all the
proceedings of Congref, the moa in
csrellIns foreign intelligence and every original
! "e remainder of the debate ON recedirr the
oii'I'c' Of Columbia, gives way TO more impor.
inc packet from Wiliiamibury f,all receive
an early attention.
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l2:h DAYS DRAWING.

4I--s u TOO DoYIrl--No re.
Pyi1.s eo l2 DeN,,s- No.. o. a 5acs t=s- So.
325 1851 229 2G2I 5O59 s74o So 9f4I ooT%
1880 1916 1879 o424 % 47a IoI 1904 9css
2i59 So 3i65 as SO Ii $500 85es osls II7t
5l7 1855 1920 1858 89lO 84o7 1865 6aG 87g6
zoos 1865 1873 1900 2G5s 1853 $3.50 c4oG SOS
1913 792 1888 2s29 2i35 1905 9l;8 oo7 e4os
It1L 25s5 $50 $3.50 1896 1869 o9e5 1906 SAD
80 % 1910 2z-9 2sOo 1895.
Total gain of the Wheel lince the c1nn,erco,,,,..
or drawing, 1000 Dollars
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Domeiytr 3nreiiigrmfc.
NEW-YORK, February ID.

The flip Penelope, which arrived at this Port Ian
evening, left Nartz the l7:h. DecerGber. Oar
Paris papers by her to the lth IF that month in
cluiive but they wholly uninterenne on apv D.
ther iub Get than the coronation OF Boayarte viii
took place at the time and in the manner precribed
by the SellatuS coniutum and that Turkey hes agreed
TO acknowledge the Emperor in the double title
OF Emperor and of Pades-chach, denomination
which IT has been cuiomary for the Porte to beGow
on the Kings of France. AZae. 1zdg.
We learn, by the arrival OF the G,ip American e.
gle from Cadiz, that the fever which had 70 long al
hi6fed thai place as entirely ceaed, and the ,roors
which had beer placed guards round the CITY, to
prevent the pele1ce from extending its ravapes into
the interior, have been withdrawn; that the Blockade
OF the port was M continued bv the Br.tiih and that
the pirts of the Spanards were much deprefs AZ h.
idea of with England MIR. Baker, purSer Of the
United States brig Syren, came pafenger i'm the Are-
rican Eagle, having leave of abtnce OH account OF H.
bad Rate ofhis health He informs US that the Sy-
rem had arrived At Cadiz relieve the frgate Efcx
which failed for Malta that the blockade of Trip,i
was fill continued that the boc,adng lquadron had
captured three Greek velIels laden with wheat and
hound = -:c!j chat coisi;Sici5Tl 'Fsi, m the Tuln
Adams was at Palermo, and about to proceed for
Naples. and from thence this country that the brig
captured from the Britih for breach of the blockade
OF friroi had been converted into vee of war and
called the Scourge and that fhe had proceeded from
Palermo Tor Norfolk under the command of lieut.
lard, having lieut. M4rcein and another officer from
the iguadron on boari-and that commodore Barron
was ict at Mat1.-Dai ID
Captain Peacock, Of the brig U-on, from Cspe.
Francois, informs, that the blacks were deroying all
the forts the iea coat, and forryng the interior
as they expected every moment to be aacted by the
French. Defaines at Aux-Caves for what pur-
poie it was not known. Came pallenger in the Uni
on, captain Ring, late of the choone- Eleanor Bal
timore, which was captured of the Cape by French
Privateer, who put capt. r. ahoce on Mont Chrini
alter rosbirg him Of every thing he poAeIcd. C.p,
P could no; tell where tey carried the veiyel to, b..
iuppo,ed to Barracoa.
We unlernand from Wilmington, that Or. Logan
has brought forward reolution in Senate tn ob..q
Of which s entirely to inerdia the trade 20 ST. Do
mingo. P5H. Pm.
90 the Elm November, Mr.. Livingston. late Nj
niHer, took leave Of the French government, and on
the fame day General ArmGrong was prefented TO
eonaParte, and delivered his credentials as nlnne,
pieniPotentiary ofthe United States.
? ~NDr
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3aIe8 az autfio"

VIII BE- foId on wednefdly, the 9Th DIV Of March
next. on credit of 2 months.
a y elegant CHARIOT, as GOOD as new. ve,,f a
complete fet ofharnefs, together with pair %
frong horfes
THOMAS TAYLOR & Gov. BIS.
Feb q. eptds.
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For RENT OR IPAer

mi immediafe Petition gizeo.
a HOUSE on the Bafn Of the Ca,,s. orcpnied =.
l. \ Preient and for four or FIVE years past BIZ the
iubcriber as retail Grocery, and is one amono ,be
best stands in the city for that buiiaeE For term.
apply to ARCHELAtJs t55iC.t5t,e
February %. e'rd
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WIN. M'KENZIE g Co.
HAVE FOR SALE-4ooo DoYcr, Mn
4 f'y CerijfcafeJ, b'ariag iafrrcR at G btr
ff7f. anu Fo'E ef fhe Bank IF Trgjaiq.
FebrRa,p Is. ebff
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ISEW-ORLEANS.

Ba1t Of - ~ Oyisa7s-By accounts r---, New-Or-
leans, we learn, that the contemplated bank in that a.
~ has its flares nearly filed and is eNyeed to PC.
into operation in Il Mort time.
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90 the 2lt November, Mr.. Livingston late Nj
nifer' tool! eayc Of the French government, and on
me lame DAY General Armi.rong prefentel to
Ponaparte, and delivered his credentials as mimic,
PieniPotentiary ofthe United States
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-, -. remainder of the debate ON receding tn
o tl Of Columbia, gives way to more npor
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an early attention.
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We uniernand from Warrington, that Or. LOGAN
he's brought forward reolution in Senate tn obet
Of which 49, entirely to inerdia the trade 20 ST. Do
mingo. Pill Pm
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ton. about TO take place, for the appointment,
of se'e fors 70 chooft a P.elident and Vice-Prs
hdent of the United States, and upon that day
by the Governors proclamation was this elect
on to be holden. True, Sir, a lengthy notice
was not given, il could not be given without
faferiug this election to pats BY, and reqriring
the people TO aiiemble fecond time after a
Mort interval, which would have been highly
incenveneut. He had reafon TO believe that all
the people would have attended it was e
minenty their duty to do 20 (; as the magnitude
of that election was great beyond companion,
when coniidered with the other. A gentleman
from Penniyivana (Mr. Conrad) has told us
that he wiIhesthe elections TO be more frequent,
as it isthe intereit and duty of the people TO at
tend them. Where were they, ak him, when
the electors were choCen Were they regard
leis of their intereit and duty, afeep at their
potts? Sir, the fact proves the unwill;ngnefs
of the people to attend and were the elections
more frequent theirueyle6 would increaie with
their numbers. / will not dwell longer upon
this fuhject, in Importing The conduct OF the
Governor of Pennsylvania. The gentleman
from South Carolina (Mr. Huger) hasdone am
lejuftce to it.
l ROW deny the right OF thi, Houfe to fuper-
wife or control the executive dif.retion OF free
and independent fate and call upon gentle
men TO thew me whence that power is derived.
IL cannot be too OFTEN repeated that oul Is
limited grant Of powers no conductive or
implicative power is 70 he eXerciied by us (;
this is the language of the contribution it is
the language of common ferfe, If we have the
power truit how it is to be exerciied Shall
we erett ourfelves into high Court ofcriminal
iudcature with cenforiai powers? Shall w
fay the governor of Pennsylvania acted from
corrupt motives. That he was influenced by
defre to control the ditri6t of Warrington in
oppoftion to the people +? Unefs we do, Sir,
/ fee no ground for interpoftion. MIR. Chair
man, there is no power veted in this HoEie
more dangerous in its injudicious exercife, than
the right fiudging of the elections, returns and
qualifications of its members by it a party
may determine of what number the minority
hall conEH and even whether there ihall be any
minority at all. / will never content to exercife
that power, even legitimately. except in cafes of
urgent necehity.
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er, nltead O. the familiar which ought TO be uf-
ed between the two countries, Handing upon terms
of intimacy and treating upon iyaen OF perfect e.
quality, the Note aerts that France has ri n.
proaeh RufiH with having neglected ~ execute her
engagement with having interfered and changed
the Government OF the Seven inauds which was plac-
ed under the Joint guarantee OF France, Rfiia ard
tie Porte, without any concert communication
with Frances with having TENT large bodies Of troops
to Corfu and having made oentatious preparation
of Tending additional numbers.
That the Emperor OF Rulla had alto given an
open reception the Emigrants of every deferipti-
OH and had conferred them public employinents :;
and 70 far from expeng from his dominons tho indi-
viduals of the Bourbon family and their head, had al
lowed them sfylum in the Ruiian territories, and
had participated in ;heir criminal projects contrary
to the wife example of his father, az the time of his
endeavouring 70 terminate the war, and to reitore
the tranquility of Europe
That Ruf,a had ALTO recently placed itfelf in i
poAure of direct defiance to France, by ordering a
Court Mourning mark OF retpect to the memo
~ ut an Agent III the pay ef England engaged in a
criminal deGgu to effect the ruin ef France; that
Ruila had acied in this after this traitor to
his country had been condemned 10y the iu decifion
Of tribunal of the French Government, and mad
been executed IN puiiuance of its ientence.
That thele and other examples of the Ill dfpo-
ton Of the Rufiian Government, the whole of whole
conduit towards France had undergone upaccoun-
table alteration; the gariug partiaty which RulIia
uniformly manifefed towards England and the per-
6dious conduct and plots OF NJ Marl,of, who had -
created the difference between the two Govern
mens, and had engaged in all the wicked defgns of
the emigrants and dfaifeaed perfons in France -
that thefe the real cauies, which induced the
Rulian Government to adopt that cold and inexpEca-
bic conduct towards France, which it lad lately
thought proper to evnce upon every occalion.
That finally, if notwithstanding all the folicitude
OF the Emperor of the French maintain the reat-
ons of peace and amity between the two countries,
the Emperor of Ruia ihould Join his arms tothoi of
England, the Emperor of the French would, in that
event, rely the Kill and valour of his armies ard
would maintain at every hazard, the honour of
France, and the luftre Of the French name.
~ Oar reaatrs zvW reese7 the POINTS in dae be-
fv0e<H tie tTOO pozveyJ much apifsd in Mr.. D.
oa6,i!J noifef TIE 2lG July and tonGaeds Of foa, to
TVbisb feejfe and categorical aa2urs 4vee required,
ViS.
TJt evacuation oftbe kingdom Of Natl.i and an en-
gogemeHt TO rspt7hs neutrality 7veH from re 4,eiut as
TIE future Ths efabhGnent Of bafs for final adj4S-
meHt Of tie Gfairs Of La!y I'm indeanriaticu for fbe
King IF Sardinia IND A1fiy, TIE eyGenafios Of tie
North IF Germany and engagement 70 yptss it, nca-
frHhty far tie future.
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one better. They were convoved bv one os
our briggs Of war, witch did moi enter This port.
bur went for Syracuir. hay, not been veil
| ,eit the Hset the night of the o2d nj, nd
when the John Adams returns here and diC,hsr.
ges, iihali proceed with nv family in flid gh;n
forthe United States. VIII you plcaG- 70 for.
ward copy of this e;ser to the Secretary Of
State. -
am, sc.
RICHARD OBR1EN.
john Gae'ino, Ejq. Sic. Sc.
P. S. The expected frigates, Joined with
the prefent force, will DO il or drive the Ba.
ihaw and Divan out of Tripoli.
l4tb SEPTEMBER, 1904.
SIR,
have TO inform you, that it is cant. Som.
ers, with lieutenant Watlfwortb. and NJ FL
midihipman, that is blown up by the exploi;on
OF the hire IMP, at their entering among tb. yun
boats OF Trpo!i. Captain Smith in the YIN
arrived here this day, he left Tripoli thru. lave
pait--he Jays that commodore Barron 80
Campbell, arrived there the 9th, that IN tb,.
9TH the gun boats, bombards with TIE S,ren.
Enterprise, Scourge, and John Adams, left me
coat OF lrpoi for Syracuie. The Prefident.
Contribution, Conftellation, and Argus. ren,in
w ~ 10 IOHiINCEcO III the weather
would be favourable that the three fric7tes
would attack the place---I do not think thar
without the gun boats and bombards, tLey will
reduce Tripol TO American terms, or obtain
the liberation of our fellow citizens. The C.,-
ION is too far advanced for the gun boats and
bomhards to remain with Gfety on the cozR of
Trpoli.
am respectfully, &c.
Signed, RICHARD OsBRJFN
Jobn Gazino, Eq. &c. SIC.
Exfra3 eta letter from Ti,niJ, dated 2otb Au-
gyF, 1904.
Naples inipired by our daring acts continues
to annoy this coat. learn and the inteIli.
gcnce may be relied on, though we cannot pive
the detail that the Tuni6an fquadrou has been
ieparated and attacked in different ftations bv
their enemy. Three Tunifian Cables, on Board
OF which were nearly 700 men, made an attack
upon Neapolitan frigate one it is faid funk
and the other two captured part of he action
was feen from Mount Ria label near Porto Fa.
r'no, and number of dead bodies have fncc
hoated on thore. We have afo accounts of
four other coriairs being captured by the Nea-
Polltans. A frigate is cruiing between Porto
Farno and Bona.
His Catholic Maiefy's regalia arrived on the
18th inf. TO wit two Xrbecs, mounting 90
pieces ofcannon each, 10000 dollars in cath,
regalia for the Sapatapa, with the ufuaI Con-
fular preient.
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foreign 5i,teIligemre.

Confined from London Papers to e ID November inelg
Fee, resiqrd at tee ce Of TIE Mercantile -fdveyicr.
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APgtst ture Of cIt.etuia.
Fridag, December %.

Mr.. Miller, (Po,vhatan) from the committee Of e.
nance, made the following report
The committee appointed to enquire into the re-
venue and expenditures Of the lat year, to afcertan
how much Of the public debt has been redeemed
ince the iirif of October 1905, and 20 prepare an
Ultimate of the expences and reiources Of the enfung
year. have had thofe evera ubje6s under their con.
fderation and beg leave fubmt hereupon the fol-
lowing report TO the houie--
Firit, On the fubjeet Of the revenue and expendi-
lures of the ait year, your committee dcover, that
the nett proceeds Of the revenue ofIsos, amounted
TO 299,7ss dollars and 90 cents the expenditures
charged upon that revenue agreeably to the appro-
Priation laws, the fun of s3l 249 dollars
and 81 cents, leaving deficiency of 81 ,24e dollars
and 81 cents
Secondly, Relative to the amount which has been
redeemed of the public debt, ince the fra day of
October, soS, your committee ilate that on account
o. unaPproprated land, certificate loans and revenue
taxes, due prior 1885, the ium of 2s4e dollars and
IS cents has been paid nce that period the repre-
fentatives of Beaumarchais have received from the
treau-y during the la year, the fun of 81 $50 dol.
iis:=s ard &C cents.
Thirdly, Your committee beg leave further to re-
port the following Ultimate of the expenles of the
government, from the 9Oth of Sept, so4, to the lh
Of Oaober, 1906 including debs payable in that pc.
Rod
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DoH,. ets
Expenfes of General ARembly 463sz
Officers of Civil government eoo6o
Officers of militia 34eo
Contingent fund 10000
Criminal charges, including expenfe of
guards 4o5oo
Saves executed 5000
Slaves transported 9oOo
Lunatic HoiPital 500
Petitioners $3.50
Guard in the city of Richmond 1882
To complete the mandatory Of arms,
including arrearages 1900
Expenie of the operations of the manu-
factory Of arms, including tina Off
GERS faaries 10000
Removing criminals to the penitentary
and their confinement therein 1880
Public WAREHOUSES for the INFECTION of
tobacco, including the expenfe necef-
fairy to complete the James river ca
nal warehoufe $500
Public fervces of clerks of dfria courts 1000
For principal and nteret due thole who
paid money into the treafury on ac-
count of Britith debts 2s,7o9 so
For nteref public debt regiaered $3.50 AZ
Debt due Duncan Roic's executors by
decree of the court ofappeals s,o2l 81
Do to L. a. Pauley slit ~
Do. Executors Of Tucker 1854 IS
Firl nRanent on the Rates flares in
the bank of Virginia 10000
State flares in Appamattox canal cof1-
pany 62S
EKpenie Of election Of fenators and dele
gates to congrefs 200
Expenic Of the election Of PreGdent
and vice-Prefdent I.l42 IS
CommIioners Of the revenue 1890
Expenfe fer collecting and preferving
public ordinance 1000
Expenfe Of clearing Honein river 200 SO
Total amount Of ezpences 3T5,5S5 IS
Your committee further report the following the
revenue Of the commonwealth to the fore
going expenditurss-- Dolls. Cts
Nett amount OF land, lots and
other property c7f,5o9 IA
Amount of fHrplus tobacco 1851 81
| Nett tax on law procels 3,7O6 81
Do. regifer'sfees 2,4I9 SO
| Intersn flares in the James river ca
nal company COCO
-----
>3O5,7SS 90
| TO which add arrcaregcs on taxes TO
the fflt of Oeo5erlsA 100000
Total amount 5o5,7ss 90
4
| Notwithstanding the amount Of this lar lpecies Of
revenue, which IL entirely collected, would dshsrgs
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Donletfic 5i,ssIItgencc.
WASHINGTON, January 2.

On Monday the Frefitlent of the United States
communicated to Congrefs the following mef-
fage:
To the Senate and Rogls Of RebreGufatipes Of the
United States.
THE encIofed letter, written from Malta, by
Richard O'Rrien, our late Conful at Algiers,
giving fome details of tranfattons before Tri-
poll, is communicated for the information of
Congrefs.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
December e1h 1904
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0,eet.Jnaiss.
NETWORK, April so.

Captain Perkins, who arrived at this port yelerday
in the brig Dove from St. Thomas and Trinidad in
forms us that on the 5h of April, in lat 49, %, long
sc, 90, at P. M he fell in with the French We(t-In-
dia fquadron, conitng of four hips the line, four
frigates, brig, and fchooner; and that at one
o'clock, P. NJ. on the following day, in lat. CO. s.
long sc, IS, he loft fight of them. They ilcer-
ing northern courfe, and lie fuppofes they were re-
turning France.
Captain P. has favored us with the following Gate
of the markets:
1T St. 7Bomas-Flour dull at l6 dollars, White
pine lumber "a, pitch s6, prime beef 10, pork ii
claret to "a dolls the caik, coffee % to rs and in
demand.
ut Porto Rieo-Flour Is to IL dolls. payable in
bills on Vera Cruz (; coffee g. 5000 bbls. -four had
been purchafed there by the Spanifh government
and fhipped to the Maine, the ports being lhut.
44t Lagmra- Cocoa "a to 80.
Mere. AGv.
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PHILADELPHIA, May 8.
FROM FRINGE.

Yriterday afternoon, arrived the brig Lovely
Lafs, capt. Clark, in Al DAYS from Nantz. BY
this veiici we have received the Paris Argus
(printed in Englilh) and the Moniteur to the
middle of March. They however furnifh very
little Information, i'll any rcipeet new or intereR-
ing. 1t appears that Bonapar.e, purifying the
grand plan of agCrandizing and enno5ing the
members of his family, was preparing to leave
Paris, for Milan, to attend the coronation of
his brother Joteph, as king of Lomaardy.
We lately had an account, by way of New
York, which was deemed not only improbable,
but chimerical. We alude to the report of
Bonaparte's intending to require of the govern
ment of the United States, indemnity for the
property carried by 0iir citizens, from ST. Do
mingo-property belonging to French fubieSts.
BY gentleman paGengsr in the Lovely Lafs,
we are informed OF AN act of the French 90
vernment which renders this account bv no
means improbable. Bonaparte, it appears, in
the midit of his higher concerns, has not been
unmindful of the unfortunate cxiles from ST.
Domingo. A decree has been iflued by him,
declaring that every fubiett, formerly reiitling
IN that colony, who may have been syicd frc m
his home and property by the brigands, ,hal
be allowed from the national treafury 500 IL
vres per year, every married man 500, and for
each child 100. That this provifion could
have been made without an eye to the ultimate
recovery ofthe property facrifced by the bri
gands is Incredible and furely Bonapartc will
not apply for remuneration to the blacks.
The gentleman has copy OF the decree
but has not been able Immediately to Law his
hand upon it.
The report of decree, anuulling the mar
riage ofJerome Bonaparte, has ALTO been deem
ed fiction in this country We, however,
find in the Moniteur of the IN March, the off
cial document to this effect. 1t differs from that
which we have already pubhfhed only in the
concluding words. which are, without the con-
TENT of his mother, and without the banns there
of being previouly publilhedin the place ofhis
abode. Ref
BY a gentleman arrived in Gould's packet
this morning, who came direct from New-York
to Baltimore, we are informed that, on the iay
he left New-Iork, Eneliih papers had been re-
ceived there, Eating that the Brett feet, conit-
ing of 81 fail OF the line had actually put TO faa,
had proceeded to Cadiz, had there been Joined
by the Spanifh fhips in that harbour, and had A.
gain put to fea-The numpr of Hips was not
then known, nor had any precife idea of their
deftination been formed. On board of this fleet
were embarked SO ZOO troops of the Line
Norfolk Ledger, May 6.
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