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De WHIST
/ INVENTOR and PATENTEE
L. B r u F f,

n OF the perpendicular extracting Instruments.
..on " asnihgton CITY, having met with good
encouragement. continues to Offer his serv;ces :.
little longer TO the ladies' and gentlemen Of Rich.
mono and Its vicinity. as his only opportunity Of
serving them Persons in the country who w;st,
10 supply themselves with his Dentrfcs are re-
9aes,ed to make timely application as he sells from,
. 10 s0xes ainos1 every day. AS the public have
1 - tiieauen'y imposed on by practitioners who
did not understand their blu inc ss-,he cev,iGcs,s
OF doctors Cnrre and Foushee. which these gen.
uemen have favored him with will he rresunes.
,aiisfy those whomay want nfcrma,icf of his
e,nty lie has room az the Swan, where a list
Oh ms pnces may be at the bar
Richmond. Augu., IL 1905 l..
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TO BE- REM :

lie subscriber being SOLICITORS
l. TO discharge, as soon as possible. the re-
nainder oil The debts due from the esra,e of WI.
liam Hopkins, dec. viii proceed IN Wednesday
the 18Th day of September ne XII 10 rent for Eve
years. 90 the highest bidder, on the premises.
Thai veiy Valua6le 1iapeyu
Known BY he name of Mrs Hopkins.s Ts.
vern !" together with the dwelling house a con-
venient small store hodse. stables and otber chr
houses--and also che rsa of LAND on which
I ne sand houses are situstedi conta ming u.yarda
OF 500 acres the said land being well caIruIa,ed
ioF the culture and production of all kinds as
gram and being also about 20 miles from ,he
Town OF Manchester. on the main Buckingham,
road Leading from Richmond 10 the western Conn.
Try Inc person o, persons who may be des;rou-
o. renting the premises, win come prepar,a =,
give bond and security for the payment of ,be
SAID REM quarterly, as it may become due. and
possession will be given on the FIRST day of he
-ernoer next. Should any person feel a d;sna.
'i'ion TO CONTRACT for the rent of the above nro-
perry at any time previous to It's being leased mn.
ieiy, ne OF they will be kind enough to mae !,
10 The subscriber. as soon as possible, an
Shere VIII DC time to SOW crop Of wheat
Samuel Marshall. ADM.
Powhatan. August I3th IeDs
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On. York Pah.l

american Squadron.----By the brig Ed.
ward and Mary, from AlgesIfas, we learn
that the ffigste John Adams, Capt. Shaw,
had left Gibraltar in company with four
gun-boats, and proceeded up the Mediter
raDesn.--the other three gun boats had
proceeded up the Streights some days pre-
vious. (D.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

The Information from England although
1t presents no very striking subjeet--
ohersto the reaecfing mind--addi,ion.
al data on which to form az opinion with
respect to the views Of the powers at
war. The parties seem disposed for
peace, aud the negotiations now carry
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5Esf recefDfd ezIa /or safe az S. PlSoSa,1s,
Printing Office and Book Sore,
Richmond,
Antenor's Travels
Austin's Letters
Perpetual Almanac
Fnnt'pIes OF Eloquence, containing Hints -
PuSi'e Spsakers--by I KuoS--also jeYnireham's
Essay on the kloqnence of he pnlpi. in England-
Etesn'ric Biography, with pla Is
Cb'' on the History Of Thrse6ngereJ IacL
Answorth's Dictionary
Ciiiord's Juvenal
Juvenile Letters
Geographical Ca,echism
Srandpre's Voyage in India
Swedenbovg's Works
CowpeT's Life
,Be Expcsltor o. many Mysteries nngsyelIes
oSneated IN series oflerte5s b., Weer = f,i1rd
ara arc, ms correspondent; cofnpr sing tfe 4.ea,r.5
y, Invisible Lady and Acouct c emole- Phi.
,osOPseai Swan-Peneua,ing Spy Glasses. On.
ue"i ana Magnetic, and various other cur;osi,ils
Oh similar principies--hlso. a few of the n.ost
wonderful Fes's performed by the ar of Z, e.
eeIdemains with some reflection, on yenir.Io.
qpism,
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Ten Cents Reward.

Ten Cents Reward.
ID UN AWAY from the subscri-
IN. Der some time in the month Of December
LAST, my apprentice boy, JOHN JoNES--oe-
tween 10 and 90 years Of age. Any person
delivering the said boy TO me shall receive the a
hove reward. but no expenses paid.
Charles Molfet.
New Canton, 18th August, 1908. w3os ?
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NOTICE.

a Ill persons having claims a.
4 gainst the estate of Richard REYNOLDS de-
OF inc county of Henrico. are requested 70 bT,ns
.ns' iof~afd on or before the frs, day of ebrT.
~ry next properly attested ----Also,
M those saving eloims against the came oe
John Nadford dec. of said county, are reo,,es,ed
70 prns them forward immediate y and those IN
us''eu are requested to make immediate pas rent.
Peter Sharp, acting Ex'or of
John Radford, who was Ex'or Of
August 18th 1905 ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

The hostile disposition which the king
OF Sweden has, for sometime, evinced to,
wards France, is said to have ariseo from
his having discovered secret project of
fered by the French government 10 the
courts oil PetersbuIgh and Vienna, for the
partition of his territories. The refusal
OF the Grand Signior to acknowledge the
Emperor ofth French is accounted for IN
a similar way.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

Letters, ofthe i4lh May from Alicant,
state, that the celebrated TaR,en, the man,
by whose intrepidily tlle monster Ro6es-
hierre was hurled from his throne, was A.
bout to pay the debt to nature in that city.
He was not expected to survive many days
the effects OF a dropsy in the chest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

In one Of the ships Of the feet that sail-
ed lately from Falmouth for the West In
dies, went passenger lady and her seven
Lap Dogs, for the passage of each Of
which she paid thirty pounds, on the ex.
press condition that they were to dine a,
the cabin table, snd lap their wine after
ward Vet these happy dogs do not en-.
gross the whole OF their lady's affection az
she has also in Jamaica forty cats and a
husband !! !--Lcndon pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
PHILADEI.pHTA

ne ship Anuawan, capt. Holmes. ar.
sSu mere Yesterday evening, left Liver.
Po0i on The 7th June.--June %, lony >,
~ was brought TOO by the British f,;ya,s
Ieroerus, OF 40 guns, and boarded bv An
,".r ' VINO informed US, that off the Yves.
.e :, islands they had engaged and captur.
ca .ne new French frigaie Vile de Paris.
u - guns, after an action Of three hours
on an nait' and sent her for England
inc English fr'gaie suffered considerablv
ana los, ~ men killed aud IS wounded. q
'hohg inc killed was the FIRST Lieutenant
ana The wounded the captain.
w, ne v!ile de Paris was bound to the
Yves. Indies with dispatches for the com.
bined fleets. >-S ~o''''
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does not Furnish us ~i:h a siusle w. sesct. !.

!, does not furnish us with a single segcta.
PIE and the state ofthe gardens is such
as scarcely to promise any reasonable or
saequa'e supply. All we could get was
potatoes p''s from N. York at SO per bushel,
'a onions at Is per bunch, while scarce.
= cean, cabbage, beet, squash, cucum-
osT, e>c' &c. appears. And we mus, ,v,;,
III the scorched and perishing plants shslI
revive and produce some of The ns,,., %
hcrs aaa oount,es ofthe season., Wheat,
n noIsser, has fallen from lbs. to los. Der
oSsne'i an important consideration to p,,r.
enasers of the staff of life. - pu'-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

a gentlemen lately dining on Wv
svasN pieee o.. beet, begar scratching nj.
p'a'e with his knife and 6e,og asked ,bs
rsason, replied, 90 ser lis .eetd on eaee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

!, DlkD--At his seat in Hanover, Mr..
SA ~! THomrsos, in the 7sth wear
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NORFOLK, August 10.

.. rN,.u:.lL >' AuSustlo.
Notwithstanding We donbtthe veraci,y
o. .re following. (although it is not impro-
oaole) we give it place.--rt was receiv.
60 mere on Sunday by an arrival from Bar
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

Captain Williams, Of the Greyhound,
from st. Domingo, informs US, thar the
Emperor DessalInes arrived at Cape Fran
co.'s on the 18th uIt. from Port.au P,ince.
---On the i4th Of July three British ships
of the line, and frigstes, passed The Cape
bound to Martinique, to join the other
British forces.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

This interesting communication may in
some degree affect the nature and tenden-
cy Of the motion this day in both houses
OF Parliament on the state of the nation.
MIR. Gray is to move the consideration oil
it in the house Of commons, and lord Ca
rysGort in the house Of Peers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

cochrane; for you may rccoIleSs that he
IS the same Cochrane who commanded
the British. frigate 1hefis, and of whose
depredations, our government com planned
to the government, Of England Ia .yorl,s
marc COMPLAINT for Cochrons, for he was pro
NOTED, and is now an admiral---I think Il
have said enough.
w. z. S.
An American Skipper
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

On Friday evening before sun down,
i've white men and ten negroes made
their escape OFT of the Borough goal
We learn that of the whites and 8 of the
blacks are retaken and committed 10 their
former lodgings.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17
A CITIZEN OF rHE WARD.

That every strees be made 10 carry OF its
own water. il practicable, in compliance with
the charter of the city. not suffer /, 70 run from
ten or twelve streets into one stream. 10 the an
noyance of many persons, through their cellars,
tearing up foundations, &c
4 This single Article cost near 1900 doilars--
when an opposition was made to pIacingir where
II now stands, the advocates e the seize held our
the profits il would yield from the canal. rs a
justi6cation--but those profits seem to have ex.
isted only in imagination.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

The Norwich Courier of TIE 9TH, SAYS |.
" We learn. that French fripate i, cr,,;s-
ing within Montaug Point. waiting FOR the
Bermuda briggs which lay at New. London,
with stock on deck, ready for sea-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-08-17

The house ofReinhards, at Amsterdam,
has iailed Tor 4 tons of gold, or 100000
guilders.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

tie goth July, the lands eui bearing N E. dc
tance l2 to Ia leagues, fell in with BriliC fri-
gate having in tow SPANISH SEVENTY. FOUR
GUN SHIP.
The Commander the Frigate gave Captain
Bryant the following information THAT the
fhip which he had then in tow was one of the
combined French and Spani1h aeet, with which
the Briti!h feet had fallen in with on the eod of
that month, off Cape Finihre, and had defeat
ed.-rhat the Britiih fleet coniifted of l6 Gail of
the line. and the combined feet ofol fail of the
line.-That ON the o5th he had parted company
with another frigate having alfo ~ in tow.
The Commander of the frigate endeavoure, 70
inform Captain B. OF other particulars, particu.
larly he named the Britlh Admiral who com
manded, but Captain 3. could not hear tiitine
ly. Captain B. fays the "a had not mai fland
ing. her fern was beat in nearly AS low &c her
tranfom, and ihe had other appearances of hav
ing been ievereiy handled. Ledger.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
BOSTON, September 10.

CsvSi1a Fierts.-Capt ELLwELL, who failed from
L5'n Anguit 3, informs, that intelligence was re-
ceived there on the Sd, of the fate arrival of the
CombiHed Fleets at P;go (about 100 miles S. w. of
Ferret and about 200 to the northward of L;goul
Immediately Oh the receipt of this intelligence ar Liz
bon, Britiih figate failed for Gbraltar to conve,
information to Lord NELsoN--The ports of Co6s
and ST. Luea' were riay blockaded, and, of courfe,
buhneis was dull at thoie places.
IL appears probable the Combined Fleets nut into
pigo about the 18th of July; to procure freih in
itruetions, or to learn the fuation of the Bri,ih
blookadug fleets and TO obtain information
their old antagonih, NELSON. Before the 25th of
Juy all the Rritilh fleets apprzed of the 3ou-
Ion and Cadz fleets being their return to Enyoee
and the fleet off Cadiz had probably been reinforced
lt will behove Admiral VILLENRUvg not to remain
long at Piso, # he wifhes avoid blockade.
Early in July Ad CALpERs fleet of Eeyyol was
reinforced by fail of the line, which encreaied his
feet TO IA fail Perhaps this augmentation deferred
the French Admiral from attempting to gain that port
The fquadron cruizing off Roe6tfo,i was reinforced
in July but if the French feet had efcaped from
that port they would either be feD in purfnt of them
or be divided to itrengthen the other fleets.
(Pak!adium.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

for peace, whirs was though, ,nccrs, from the
manner IN wh'c: it was anu..aaced.
The prsis0t ha,e OF rc.a,,ions between Ru1ia
md France, might have laid great ohitacies in
The way to negotiation, through Raiiian mi
n'ite-. His imperial Maieay has, notwi,h.tanc!-
ing, found no difficulty in overlooking all carfes
OF perto aidfpieature, and of the ufual formali-
ties. He proiited OF the interference of his
Prufiiln majefty, and limited himfelf, when he
aiked pafpofts for his plenipoten,iary, to the
declaration, that he would accept the fame, on
the two following conditions only: That his
pisniDotentiary was to treat with the Chief of
the French government. without acknowledge
ing the new title he had affirmed; aud. that
3nnapsite was exprefsly to declare, that he was
lti animated by the fame delre for peace, which
he. had declared 70 his Britannia Maiefy. This
previous declaration became the more necefiary,
a Donap'rte Immediately after he received tn.
aniwer of MS Britannia ma lefty, aifumed the IT,
tie OF King OF Italy; title which could, in it
teif. lay new difficulties in the way of peace.
After his PruClian maj fly had fent the formal
anfNer OF the Cabinet of the Thulleries, that
he perfits in his ohjea for peace, and that he
wonld lend the helping hand, his Ruiiian ma
Jcity accepted the pafports, as the French 20
ve:nment affected 70 much deiire TO fend them.
By new breach of folemn treaties the I,ipu-
ran republic has been united to France This
union IN ittelf, the circumstances which accom-
panied 1t, the means which were ulcd to hurry
fhe execution, the moment that was choren for
MS execut,on, have formed tout snEs,z,bLs which
wontd mark the lait limits of the facri6ces
which his majehy. at the requeft of Great-Bri-
ta'n' meant to make to re-eftabliih peace in Eu.
rcpe.
His imperial maefty fhould certainly no,
hive narrowed his fervices and facrfces to thofe
limits, 1t the French government had infpired
hopes that they wosld refpeet thofc ties which
unite iociety, and which create confidence be-
tween civilized Nations. Surely it is impoiIible
to believe that Bonaparte was iincere, when he
expedited the pafies for peace--as he hurried
ON meatures between the time that mutt elapfe
from Tending off the pafports, till the time
that the undersigned could reach Paris, which
were far from facilitating meafures for peace
but which were of nature to annul the foun-
dations thereof.
While the undersigned brings To the memory
OF the Fate and cabinet minher, Baron Won
Rardenberg, facts, which are well known to the
cabinet of his Prulfian majefy, he mutt at the
lame time, notify to him, that he has iufi now
received the command to return the pafInorts
which go herewith, and to requeft your Excel
iency to fend them back to the French govern
ment, with the declaration, that they cannot be
ufed under prefent circumstances.
The undersigned takes this opportunity, TO
renew to your Excellency's anurances of his
high eftecm.
M. DE NOVISiL x OFF.
Berlin, 10th July, 1908.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

Capt. Allen from ST. Sebafians. inforo,s i,
was ftaied in A French paper, that the French
and Spanfh combined fleets had fallen in linear
FerroD with 5 10 Dritifh line of battle ihips,
and that an engagement took place. whio laii-
ed hours; the Birth feet then fheered of ;
it was further Rated that only nine of the com
bined fleet were engaged. and that two Spaniih
Hips Of the line were hitting after the battle
ceaied. Mere. Tdv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

had comp.ete ppfi;ejhcr of the town aud fr. |;
fent all Cur boats on Giore for the rnrpoi, of
Carrying ammunition to the fort, and,o Trim,
Oft the wounded men as fnon as poliini-. tina.
they might be dreiled. Mr.. Eaton gave the ne
cef!ary orders ut the fo.,. and went into the.
town TO fee everY thing quiet and to make ar
engagements for its being well gu r,ied during
the night AT half palt he returned on board,
to gc' his wound dreaed, having received a
mufket-ba'l through his left Writ. On collect
ing our men, we found one killed and thirteen
wounded--a lit of which is inclofed.
have the honour to be,
Sir.
Your obedient humble fervar,,
(S'gned) ISAAC HULL"
LIZ Of killed and 5uoWsAed at Tie ta.tisy of
Deywe
John Wilton, marine, killed,
William Eaton, Eiq.
Capt. Lucca u Greek, .
David Thomas, ) wounded.
Bernard C'Brien, "'''''es
And nine Greek Criitans,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20
IB4liimo,e Ame, is4n. 7


The following account Of melancholy cotaHropbe
has been received froma Respectable fource, and
vouched for true fa.e.ncnt -
Lat evening, about 'he hour of ven Mr. Lind
fey, mate of the hip Perfa, called at the lodgings
OF Mr.. Chamberlain. n1idhpn,an on board the U. S.
brig Hornet, ard deired him TO take walk, tanin,
hin, at the fame by the lapel of the cost Mr. Cham
berlain walked a few PAGES with Mr.. Lindfcy, when
Mr. LIndiey ftruek him with his fit, and kicked him
ieveral times. Mr.. Chamberlain Immediately drew
pifol from his fide, and fhot Mr. Iindfey through
the head-The ball paGedjua above bis left eye, &
lodged in the brain.
Alter the above had taken place, Mr. Chamber
lain Immediately gave himeif Up captain Chauncey
Ed Gaz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

CHARLESTON, September ,.
FIR o NJ r U S S 7 n.

The Zip Mlria, CAPT Uiu2i1s, arrived this
morning, IN % DAYS from CrOaRait. When
the M1ria f1,i-d, Ioh July, there was every
proipetr OF Ruihi becoming party in the war.
The Kuiiiau actts were it,ink out with all pof-
hhie yxpcd,io', aGd her armies were recruiting
and pr. Danng for active operations.
Mr.. ISGshHAa. wno came paHcnger in the
Mtcit, hA- pO!Iteiytl'Oufed US with Hamburger
papers to the 9th Iuiy, which he obtained at
i dneur. FtOu one oTthefe, we have had tranf
ia:ed the following Important article:
BERL", July IS.
The ne1ocia'ions through which Europc was
in sxoettdti9n of general peace 2rc at In end.
Nj. NoyoIiz ii has returned the pals which he
rrtairtd thrOuEh the interference Of our court,
f,r he embliIy to Frarce. He viii return to-
day or {, -nrOfrh" f3r s.. Peteribnrgh. lie de-
hv,rcd oa tine !C'h lD6. 10 our CaOmet Mimi
te, Won Hardsnoyig tic following
NOTE:
Vice bis Rntiian rosirGy coniented :" the
viii q l'is B'ta1u'c anal, ity, 60 fend 81, un-
drrhsuet - BouaPar, so ah'wer 60 plrjc
oyes.Gse wtach I've tlt mtie Is the court Of
L9nton, he va. gni5cd ~ Two ,qn7ily power
: ~ ,tjvrf: OF onr bdr, to afG g 'ovtrc{an
who vas icady To- u,ake GcnRce7 cor The gere.
al tfitqa,Hi'y, sp6 or the other fi,, 20 drr1
sdyantase tE al European p,'ScIs, from 4 wIib
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-20

Having puhliihed Mr.. pans's lie, re I'm .be
Conni'uiion of Pennivlvsnia, we now pubhih
4 Praviionai Table of tie Amendm.n,s.
winch are p~opord 10 be introduced. Thc,r
amendments have been lately puhliihst m
the following form in the Aurora, the lead
ing paper OF the friends of the people.
CONSTITUTION
As it is at p,slent.
SENATE.
Article I. Se7ion 5. The E-n,.o-. m,
choien, Tor four years, by the citizrns. nj r,s;
lade.phta and of the feveral counties. a. ,b,,
lame time, IN the fame manner, and a, tn, t,,
places, where they lhall vote for rec:.i.,.t.-
tiyes.
Sfaion 6. No alteration.
Section 7. The fena,ors fhsl, I've choGn N nc
tr,tts, 10 ne formed by the legislature. earh IL
.tict containing fnch rumber of taxable, inha.
h'ahts as HAL be entitled 10 Il. q NO, mere. m,
Ior lcnaorS. When diitric, nall he cornI.
ieu OF two ar more counties. they ibail h. a.
lo'nng. Neitherthe city of Phiadc,phi. nor =.
ny county !l!all be divided.
S,tfisa s. No alteration.
SeIfoa. 9. Immediately after the f.p,.,rs
mall DC aiitmhlcd, in corirournce Of the en-
e.ection. rhhicouert 10 the frf enu,rerat;cn'
they 'ha'l be divided bv lot, as equally as NAV
be, into four cia'Ies. The feats " the frn,to,s
OF the INIT c'ais ih, be vacated At the expirat;.
ON NJ the tr't year, of the fecond cais at the e.,
piration OF the tecond Year, the third c,ts =,
the expirati' OF the third wear. and or thu
fourth clats A. the expiration ofthe fourth vear..
TO that one fourth NAV I've chnfcn every wear
ARTICLE Sst'i1n is. No fenator or re-.
pretentafiVe fhall, during the time for which
ne ihall have been elected lie appointed to anv
civil Office under this commonwealth, which
ihali have been created, or the crnoln ncnts of
which have been eucreafed durin. flch TING:
and no member OF conSreis, &c.
GOVERNOR.
ARTICLE II. Se7ion 8. The governor fhall
hold his Office during three years from the third
i'uei'iaY of December nex. erf,,inc his election
and fha'l not he capable Of holding it longer
than rlne in any term of twelve wears.
Sri7ioa 8. He fhaii appoint ali Officers, whole
Offices are efahfhed by this contribution. or
ihall he eifah.if d by law, and qvb9G. n3so;r+-
"'e"f' are not TERRI" ofber1Ojt nroVidsd far, &c
JUDICIARY.
ARTICLE V. Sei7ion .. TIE Judge, oe the
fupre'He court, and Of the trverai coprts ofcofr.
mon pleas mall hold their ofIices during good
behaviour: hut for any reaionabe canf-. which
ihall not be Efficient ground ~ imps ach,r,eu-.
the governor NAV remove any of th-n,. on W.
atdreis OF tw"-thirds Of each branch of the. h..
g'iiatnrc. The Judges of thu funr-n,r e,,rr. Il
he pre6dents of the courts of common Mas
'hali receive compensation for their tervices.
which ihal not bc dininihed during their cor,
hnuance in c.Hce, hut t. - fhal receive no fees
or perTu'iI'es Of Office, nor hold AIRY other o.
fee of profit under this commonwealth.
BILL OF -RtGHrs--4fyticle *. SeE7iop 6.
nat trial by jury Giall be heret ofo,e, and the
right thereof remain invio!ate.
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MADRID, June so.

Mr.. Bow,'oiu, the new n,iniitcr OF the United
States, is arrived at Stantauder, in conirquence
OF which the approximations we were under of
an approaching rupture with America are over
" M9nitery..
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In few numhers hack we fated the capture
OF the Ship Recovery captain Adams Of this
port, taken by the Spdiriard5 and carried into
Algeiras. We are favored with a letter which
tates the following particulars. The cargo (not
being furnIihed with the 5pan,h Con(uis csr-
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wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o.

E:strpf cfa litter fran Mr.. CARING. 10 ts. H.
erei@yy ef.Rate, dated Gibraltar, 1uiy la.
beg leave 70 congratulate you on the ref.
'ors''on or an honourable peace with Tripoi,
aidins tneTeto' the agreeable account have
received of captain cambridge, with Other I,,s
capsives, having go, to Sicily"