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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
ALEXANDRIA, January Is.

Accounts from Gibraltar state, that the
18th November an embargo was laid on
all the vessels not cleared out. A run
ture between the United States and the
Emperor of Morocco was believed to be
near at hand. IT, .-.
No news of importance is received
from St. Domingo BY the arrival yester-
day. Every thing there was'suiet, and
indicated aweil regulated government.
The emperor Dessalipes, intimidation of
his prototype 'Bonapafts, was visiting
his domlnlons and was at Aux Caves,
when the Leander sailed. We learn by
this ship that an American vessel was
lately captured by the French, who, a(-
ter mprdeins the American people, put
grew on board to carry her into port
SHE was, however, recsp,ured by 4 Bri-
fish vessel, and the Rrcneh crew gwen
lPto the Haytianss by whom. they were
all mustered. ,. :
-.- IA 1sk& fater. ~
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dependents Of c. A. Rodney's Zee. fora
feeble ate mp, to support " bad case-a
cause without any foundation in tfuthor
Justice; and this ueNknotva ~ aLiatet-
hetr pcrsons-cost this state, e least
5000 dollars !! lid.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08

The Impeachment of.the lodges, in.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
HUGH /. CRAWFORD.

HAS juit received per the fhip Planter, Captain
4 l. Bouih, from London, his Fall fnpply Of
DRUGS y MEDICINES,
With being laid in under his own immediate infpee
ZION, the quality may be depended OH and having
prehaied with cain, he is enabled to dipole of them
on the mott moderate ts-ms
dLSO:
London White Lead, grid Copal Warmth,
in OIL PrufIian Ble
Spaniih Brown, do. Patent Yellow.
Yellow Ochre, do. IVerdigreafe,
Paint Bruihes of all fles, Stone Ochre,
Ben Lnglih Glue, Venetian Red.
Cold and Silver Leaf, vikings Yellow. &c
He has for iaIe, few bottles Virginia Cater OH,
of the fame quality as that lately fold at Dr. Grim
gans Sept. 20. oswsm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-10-22
WEDNESDAY,, Feb, s, 1905.

W EDNESDAf, FeD, 8, 1905.
Fort tFiiIia., FEB. 6, 1908.
Dispatches, of which the following COPIES
are publiihed for general information, have been
received by his ExcelIency the Mott Noble the
Governor General, from his ExcelIcncy the
Commander in Chief:
To bis E*crISeney THE Moi Noble Marquis He!-
lsqsy, GoVeruo,, General, &c.
My Lord,-l have the honour to inform yopr
Lor'lihip, that the breach appearing in fi,ffici
ent fate of forwardnefs, determined to at
tempt the place again this afternoon. The for
ming party moved out of the trenches, where
they had been lodged for the purpofe, little
before o,clock:--I ami forty TO add, that the
ditch was found 70 broad and deep, that every
attempt to PATS it proved unfuccefsfu, and the
party was obliged to return TO the trenches.
without etfetting their object. The troops be-
\ tved with their nflal feadinefs, but / fear.
from the heavy fire they were unavoidahiy ey,
poied to, for comfortable time, that our Ioi,
has been ievere. / aiall have the honour to for.
ward returns Of the killed and wounded 20 foon
as pofIibIc.
have the honour to he, my Lord, your Lord
hips mott faithful humble feryant.
2olgned) G. LAKE.
Head-Qadrfers, Camp bet6rs B5urtborr,
Jan. 81, 1905.
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Nf-fnHla
THE INYHSTON.
LdNpoN, Aoh14.


When the probability Of the enemy uakin
a fpeedy attempt upon our fhores is officially an
Dounced by Government <for as fucb Lord Ha,
rington's letter 10 the Volunteer Commande|
nun be regarded, we cannot be accufed tf ea
citing improper alarms, IN calling the sttertio
of our readers TO the fubjett on the conirar,
we (houih III diltharge that duty which we ow
tothe Public were We to pat, it over without 4
attentive confederation.
We have never doubted, from the pomsI
when Bondparte uttered the threat, much I
lince the commencement Of his preparation
that the menace was ferrous, and that the
tempt would at fome time be made. The y /
and arrangement we thought might probably
changed, bat that ii was relinqulbed did not :
cord with any authentic information we had
ccj7ed.
The only doubts we have ever prefumety
entertain, respecting the precle time when
/ threat Ras 10 b. pat in execution and fuch
he siG,sHlties attending it, that aOasts
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SATURDAY, March Q. 1909.

Fort NItiam, SATURDAY March 2, ! sos.
Dipatches, OF which the following are copies,
have been this day received by his RxcelEency
the Mott Noble the Governor General, to his
Excellsncy the Commander r Chief:
10 Ills Excellency the Mott Noble MARQUIS
WeiIelley, Governor General, &c, &c. &c
My Lord,--My diipatch of the Goth viii
have informed your LordG,ip of our failure ON
that day, IN an attempt 10 carry Bhurtpore By
ailault.
have now the honour to detail for your Lord
hips information, The plans that were formed
10 eniure, if pofibIe, the flccefs Of the attemnt
The forming party under the orders of Lieut.,
Col. Don, was formed of the greater part OF
the European force belonging to the Bengal Ar
ny, and three battaieng of Sepoys.
One column competed oftwo hundred of his
MJeitys 36th regiment, from the Bombay di-
whom, and the Il battalion of the sth regiment
Bengal native infantry, under Capt. Grant. of
the former corps, was ordered to attack the e.
,nemys trenches and guns outfidc the town,
wiliit third column, competed of three hun
drsd m:n of his haie6y's 65th regiment, and
two bdttaIions Of Bombay Sepoys, marching TO
attack the BEEN NaraiIh Gate, which, from eServ
report had received, was eafy of acceCs FOR
guns, &c.
The iisnal for the forming party 70 move ont
vas the commencement OF Capt. Grants attack
on the enemys renches' which took place a
little before O'Clock in the afternoon.
Cnpt. Grants column was completely Ctc-
ceisiul, and got immediate ponclIion of the o.
nemy's guns, eleven in number, all of which
have been brought ioto camp.--The gallant con.
duct of Capt. Grant and his party merits every
praiie.
J AN forty to fay, that neither of the other
columns fuce eeded. Lieut.. Col. Don's was TN.
fortunately delayed Ivy iome unexpeetedcircun1.
| ;ances, and or its arrival at the ditch, it wa.
round to- contain fuch a depth of water a. :,
rsnder il inpofIibe to gain the breach. Til
! roops Immediately attempted to afcend BY ID
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baftion, but the obfacles they met with were of
10 ferrous nature, that their utmoa efforts were
uniuccefsfaL though the colours of the 18th
native infantry were planted within fhort diff
lance of the top.
The column from the Bombay dviiion, un-
der Lieut.. Col. Taylor, lnotwithf anding every
exertion, could not effeR their object. They
were very comfortably delayed on their march
by large body of the ers;my's horfe; and, by
a miftake on the part of heir guide, were early
eexpoied to moa hea}y and deRruttive fire
from the town, which, by dearoyiug their lad
ders, rendered the attempt ON the gate imprac-
ticable, and obliged Liest. Col. Taylor to draw
his men under cover, insl he received, orders to
return to camp. feel it my duty to allure
your Lotdihip, that though unfortunately not
crowned with fuccefs, the exertiens Of Col. Don
were meritorious and gallant in the extreme, and
l frel under infinite obligations to this Officer.
l have the hoEour, to &c, my Lord, your
Lordil,ip's mon faithful humble fervant,
{Signed) -, G. LAKE.
HeadQnarfers, Camp bsfare Bbmtpo-e,
Feb. II, 1905. =
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eurupcaa JnfeIitgenes,
BOSTON, October ;.
LAtsf from Franee.

Mr.. Allen Melville, who cam. naTenc., in
the brig Acora, capt Folei-r, which arrived lac
night, IN SO DAYS from Nantz, has politely IA
voured US with Paris papers to the e3,. Auguft.
We do not perceive, on glance over them, that
they announce any tidings OF moment.
ne emperor Napoleon had returned TO Pa
ris, from the camp of the coat II was report
ed, that the camp was breaking up, aud the
troops fling off towards Germany
Two other reports were in circulation when
the Acorn failed; one that there had been an
action IN Bret outer harbour, between four or
live Brtifll inips which had attacked an equal
number of French ihps at anchor-the refult
not known THE other, that Antwerp was de-
clared in tate OF blockade. No news from
the fleets.
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JUST RECEIVED
At TOHN PU1NFREY'S,

FsNWO hundred ard fifty Reans OF FOOL soap
4 POTT aud POST WRITING PAPER
File has ALTO hand exterfive hoek of BLANK
BOOKS of all diicripous nianufa red from mate
rails of the fr quality, aid every other article in the
Stationary line.
Tickets for fale in the Second Ciais of the Rich
mcnd Academy Lottery.
October H..
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BOOKS BORROWED IS NOT REruRNs0.

'HE t'ea" peiDrse Of Gib6oat bjfo,Y IF lie at:lirs
4 and faH Of tie Roman Empire. TIE fri volunre
Of Wati0n' b0ry Of Philip .be Third and tbt eenJ %
A4,st Of 'bt a~r arf6'rs bfOry Of Philip tie eoad
TIE es"s 7ob0 ~av btin Petition sfbe 6o0f, aboveGec
s'S's 7eiH base etper'rny Of rtfu,i4g then, 10 10.
eVoce', BY esoing f6r zrf5 5e EO, of The e.
gIiyn. OSok., H.
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supplement to I7dia Gazette, March IS.
Government Gazette Extraordinary.
MADRAS, March 8, 1905.
81. Fi6tenzo, Kedgeree. E,B. !,


Sir have the honour to inform you of nv
arrival this day off the Sand Heads, after having
proceeded to the Southwark, in confeoueuce Of
letter received the 9Th infant from the chief
Secretary of government, acuuaintinp me of \
infpicious veftl having appeared off Vizaeapa-
tam, fuppofed to be the 0ational frigate Paw.
che, and requeGing, in the name of his excel.
lency the Governor-GeneraI in council, that 7
would either proceed towards that place, or a.
therwfe, as might coniider mott expedient To
the advantage OF the public fcryice therefore
thought that :hould not be exceeding the linn
Its OF your orders by purifying flich courCe as
conceived NOT probable of intercepting ,b.
faid veel, ihould l1e be bound to the nor,b-
ward and eaitwafd.
On the 18th inf. at 4. M. in lat. 10, az. N
lon. IS, %, Z. had the iatisfaetion to diCcover
three iuI at anchor under the lind, who G1ort-
" after weighed and made fail to the fouthward
plainly obieryed that one was frigate. and
the other two apparently merchants films.
contnued the chaie until half pait feven p. ".
tne Following day, when coming up with the
ternmoit veilel, hle proved to be the Thetis.
country fhip, prize to the French frieate ia
Payche, OF SO guns, and $40 men, under tbe
command of capt. Bergeret, then head ar !
mort dihAnce. Finding the enemy bad aban.
doned the Thetis, left midGiipman in charge
and continued the Chale after the frigate, tber
making off under all fiiI ut ten minutes naO
eight, commenced clole action, at the diltanc.
ofabont hall cables length, and continued (,
untli nalf pait eleven, at which time, findino al
our running rigging very much cut up, ha,tIe,
oil to repair the fame. At midnight. t,,,re -,
to- renew the coniid but ila rs We were abon
10 recommc1lce pur FIRE, an officer from the .
neny came 81 board 70 inform rrs, that sapt
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bergeret, from huuianity's fake, for the remain.
,ng furv'vors had .r,ick, though he might have
ecrne the Conteft much longeri During the &c
ton, we were occasionally annoyed by the fire
OF L'EGuivoque puvateer, of 10 gnns and 40
men, Commanded by lieutenant ne proved
to be the late Pigeon country ihip. fitted out by
CAPT. Bergeret as privateer; which veiiel frc;,.
failing very well. am concerned to acGuaint
you, effected her eicape in the courfe of the
night.
beg leave to obferve, that the able f,pport
which received during the Action, from lieu
tenants Doyle, DAYTON, Collier and Davies.
Mr.. finiayfon the matter, and lieutenant Af,-
more OF the Marines, as well IS the ref of the
IMP company, who difplayed the NOT gallant
and fpirited conduit on the occalion, merits IN
warmeft encomiums. ALTO feel it duty en-.
cumoent on me, To recommend Mr.. DOYLE, NV
firit Lieutenant, to your attention, for his me-
riforious ahd exemplary behaviour throughou.
the contett. am grieved to relate, that lieut..
Dawionls dangerouily wounded in the brest,
with boarding pike, while in the act of board.
ing.
Enclnf-d tranfmit a In of the killed ana
wounded ot his maiefty's thip under my COM
inand, alto of the late French national frisatc La
Pa, che.
have the honor to be, Sir, your mott obedi-
ent humble fervant,
II. LAMBERT.
TO Peer Raiui.r, Eff, Ye=)
-4aH1ir4f of'tbe Red, and
commander in ebi.f, SIC.
The aggregate of our ,ofs before Dhurtpore,
on the 9th March. the date of Lord Lak-'s laG
dipatches, comprifcd in killed and WOUNDED
l Lent. Col. Majors, 90 Captains, C4pt
Lieut. As Lieuts. 81 Adjutanfs, Cornet, En-
iigns. | Quarter-M'fer, 70 Petty Officers. and
7s2 Privates Europearl--2e4 Native Officers.
and $50 Sepoys, &c.-in all 2eos men.
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Capt. Dathrop, arrived nerr yenvr,i.,, %
days from Lifbon, informs, that the combined
French and Spanih fleets arrived of Cadz a.
bout the 26th Auguf, hut did moi enter that
port. He was Informed, however, at Iifbon,
that the iquadron were defined for the Medi-
terranean; and that an Engliih Sect, having
gained intelligence of this event, had, two DAYS
after, gone in frarch Of them. The name of
the latter feet he did not learn.
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BY TIE Gaisa, arr;qed al ibis tort.
LEMBERG, Tuly q.

LEMBERG, Iuly %.
The RnfTian force, of all defcrip,ious, nov
ercamped 81 Drhno, conffts Of ISL 900. Thev
are among the belt appointed troops in the Ruf
Ian feTvice, and are in every refpecf prepared
for Croline the frontier at an hours no-ice.
The naval fuperintendants at Revel AM Riga
have received orders TO fiji out A tain uropor-
tion OF the Vefiels of war laid mp at thofe ports.
Corfu, June II.
So GREATS the number of troops here that il
IS with difficulty quarters can be procured for
them, Especially as the funmer heats begin tn
lncommode us. General Moulin Poufcbin has
encamped his troops in the ne;ghbourhood of
St. Pantaeone, in tents. II 10 nd lefs true than
angular, that the greateft difcipline is obFeryed
among thus numerous military body, although,
the officers are in general youths who have ne
YER feen fcryice.
BREMEN, July rs.
Il report is circulated IN the North, that the
Emperor OF France has made offers for unifiug
Dalmatis to the kingdom Of Italy. Dalmatia
borders on Greece, and is in alliance with Mol
davia and Wallachia. No credit feeins TO be
attached TO this report.
VIENNA, July Of.
The military preparations continue with un-
''''NN' h~lH'Ays II ~ IuUiOuFcu Inat very
conhderable diviiou of our army will fpeedily
march through Bavaria for the banks of the
Rhine. a third French fpy has, it is faid, been
appreheDded on the Autrian territory. The
papers found upon him mutt be of fome COME
quence, as he is ordered to be fent, under ar
EFFORT, TO this capital.
Several Couriers have arrived here to-day and
yeterday. The government has literally re-
warded State Menenger who has arrived fror
Berlin, charged with important dispatches
Since the arrival Of this MeIrnger great aclivi
ty has been obferved in the State Charcery
The Rufian General Sprengporten. who is ar
rived here from Corfu, has been prefented to tn
Emperor ley the Ru1an Ambafador, and syil
iet aHt next week, with bis Lady, for I. teri
burgh. There is talk here of new declaratio
! OF neutrality, which may take place under Ger
| tam circumitances. A certain perfoD has bee
arreited at Munich, at the requeft Of foreig
power, and conducted under the EFFORT 81 4
| officer, fubatern, aud ten folders, 10 hs DC
| tinatioH he arrived Yesterday in this city. S,
vefal battalions of our garrifOn will 20 TO IN
comp of Pittau, TO make room for the frel
| troops that are arriving. The Archdukr CharIt
viii lev out next month to make four gener
INSPECTIONS of the ttGopS. TIE French troo;
in Upper Italy have received very conGderab
augmentation. Their number, Inas,.GiDg the
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? FALL GOODS.

THE Su5fcrih-r is receiving and opening ge-
l. ncraa ai1ortment of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, which he offers for fale OH his ufual low
terms. WILLIAM CALF.
OStcber IL. Nv.
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NUMBER 48.1
FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
THE Subscribers receiving by the fhips Intre-
l. pd, ProteSireis and George, from Liverpool,
and the Suffolk from, London, their upply of merchan-
die for the fall, which Especially in the Hardware
Ene) very cxteniive aud general, and will be fold
by ,hc piece or package. They have ALTO on hand
few Quarter Cafks London Particular Madeira
Wine, Cogniac Brandy, Raiiins. Pepper, Alum,
Ss. 4Ailof which they offer Tor ie the mott
ierate terms.
JOHN s. RoBT. GAMBLE, Junr.
OCTOBER IL. (oaw4w.)
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY,
9th EEQUlsITIoN.
ME Shareholders in the Manchester Turnpike
4 Company, are hereby required to pay to James
bfander 1reafurer the further fun OF ten dollars. on
each hare, on or Before the lsth November
BY order of the directors,
JAMES BRANDER, elk.
Manchelcr, Oaober H.. Ism.
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FNHE Co-Partnerfhip of the fubferibers, under
J the firm of THoMAs TAYLoK * Co. will DIE
folve by mutual content, OH the J th inf.
THOS. TAYLOR,
JNO. SATCHELL.
TbeJn6/eri6srs, n''d,r THE fri. Of
TAYLOR s. BROWN,
Offer their fervices TO the public as Aucr1oNr.Rs
and COMMISSIONS MERCHANTS, at the Rand lately
occupied by Thomas Taylor & Co. where they have
on hand large fock of
Drr Goods and Epsf-Irdia Product,
mott of which will be dIpofed Of at private fale on
very low terms for cath or approved negotiable
hote..
THOMAS TAYLOR
JAMES BROWN, Juh'r
OaebsrII. (,fl
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DETAILS OF THE ATTACK ON BHURT-
PORE.
CALCUTTA GAZETTE EXTRAoRDINI4-
RI,
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Corfu, June IT
BREMEN, July rs.

report is circulated In the North, that the
Emperor OF France has made offers for uniting
Dalmatis to the kingdom Of Italy. Dalmati1
borders on Greece, and is in alliance with Mol
davia and Wallachia. No credit feems to be
attached to this report
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G1G=1noie8.
FROM ENGLISH PAPERS.

CBy t6f G.sLEN,. from London, at Bos4ov.
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anairs.
LONDON, February 81.
no be eonfinned.)

The opinion that the Rochefort fauadron is
defined for the Ear Indies is by no me ans an ir
rational one. If that quarter ihould prove TO
be their deftination, Bombay will probably be
the point attacked, becauie it is contiguous to
the territories of Holkar and Scinda and it
will be feen by the following extract of letter
from Bombay, that the French keep up an in
innate correspondence with HoIkar: -
:" Cruising on tie GfaLabar coat in bis Ma
jeRy'5 hip Florence, qve took a French CbaE
Aaree, after n delberafe reffanee, in qvbicb The
enemy experienced confderobie loG, zvit5om a
life being IeR on tide. SniaH as this 4ej1clis,
Der rapture, zUbieb 4v0s a Oe,y g0lion. bnfnrls,
mar be Of mare Importance than at FRI Eebt Gb-
pears to belong to it. Sbe eva5 in all re/3-FJ a
mail man Of svar, and rad been fitted for fbe
pnrboje Of landing three French officers, to epdsa
Dor to JRir up the Mabratta e5ietiains TO qva-.
They had teen Pr on 5ore before zve film zyifb
TIE Degfl, and Ae evas on Ter return Soitb dir
patches, avkieb evere tb,ozUn over5oard as qoe
qvere rozving tozUnrds Der. Our Captain. az
/oon as be found 7vbat bufnej5 tbey had teen 10
on, qvitb bis gjxai affinity and seal in tie ier-
Viee, lenf eff exprsL7es in q,ariops Girefi3aJ. By
9cbfe6 means THE three o5feer5, and their dir
patches, qvere caught ar P0one5.'
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out the whole of the revolution. It was by it
alone that Spain fhone under Ferdinand and
Char'esV. This military fpirit is become more
neceilary to every nation in the prei.nt Rate of
Europe, not to make couqusfs, but to main
tain lis rank, TO be able to deveope at full Ii.
berty allts particular means Of iudniiry and of
proiperty. The cabinet of St. James has never
ceaied to attack France with the fword: by this
It has only kept up her courage and rc,loubled
her emulation: it has taken up againf Spin
and Portugal arms in appearance lefs offenGve,
but in reality mere dangerous and deadly; it
has excited the cupidi,y of private people,
Whit it has 'ulled the nations alleep; it has
| made them believe that the fafety of the coun-
try depended on the importa,ions Of foreign
'reafures; it has nosrfhed indoleuce; encou-
ragged idlenefs, and attacked the PROPERTY of
the fate in IT'S fra fource; and the two nations.
thinking they owed every thing to the conplai-
fance of England, have bent fervile head to her
lowef agents. But at length Britih pride has
betrayed itfef by too much infoIence and fury.
| The Spanisrd has felt that he was born for in
dependence. This revolution announces itfeif
by brilliant character, in the energetic adcire.s
or tie Prince of Peace; and it is to have area-
dy vanquiihed, thus TO know how to prepare
for victory.