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HAVE juf receivel-Ss .,ags COFFEE. n;,,,
L i OLD BRAZIL WINE of ve.y faperior c,,,.l.
ty, and pipe COCNIAC BRANDY, which ,hsy
willfell low for cath or on thor. dit.
Sept. ~. eps.x
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ME fuhfcriber is authorized to barter FOR ,,bs
vile daPoie of very valuable and produaive
property IN the upper country, which is eimated, bv
me proprietor, to be worth between so and 20 eco
dollars, bur he will be perfectly willing that its c,
value HAL be adjudged by dilintereited men.
Virginia Bank Rock will he taken in exchange, ard
very liberal price allowed.
ne above mentioned property is iituated in heal,
thy country, about 100 miles above this place and
within 10 niles Of James river.
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Secret inhrnaiops for the agents of orr fecre
exserna police, d.yered over to theu, after thei
examination and trial have been approved and afte
having fubfcribed the following oath:
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NOTICE.

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NATCHEz, Aug. IS.

- Letter from a gentleman at
1s a,es; d to the Editors, aafea June
1905.
On he 18th uls. his Mastraous high.
:. R;sh0b ofAontrsy, arrived at this
Ss he travelled in a coach drawn by
Fn W.. and had the top Of a ehariot sus.
onS mon poles like a litter, and carried
.~o mules along, 10 which be occasional,
IN. !. he had an escort Of sixty cavalry
.,,,v ef pioneers that went before and
showed by alarge number OF persons,
ra.,lv inhabitants of Nagadoches and ST.
s.,on;e. He had sixty mules particular
T. slotted for his carriage which were
:S,ussd frequently, and nearly as many
.,sked With his baggage; he travelled IS
!, 20 leagues a day he wore the mitre
"a purple robe, appears about As, is a
,S,r short and fat, of easy manners, faceti-
~. and agreeable in conversation, speaks
solnng 6u, Spanish and Latin, but reads
french. aud he surprised us all by the libe-
,arv Of his sentiments or expressions.
He i,a European, was late confsssor to the
King and Queen Of Spain, and is said TO
bea near relation of che prince Ofpsace /;
hi as bsen about $ years IN America, has
;unsicdou over five provinces. with an In
cone Of City thousand dollars a year.
lie STAYED with Us fsnr days !; we paid
him all tie attention situation would
admit he appeared pleased returned eve.
gsiyibsy politely, and lefl his benedictior
Win Us. There has been a variety of con-
lectures relative TO the objects of his visit
this place !; some have supposed it more
OfaPoliucal tnan ar ecclesiastical nature,
andii vas gcnerally thought he would make
sgood q gensFal as 4 bishop; he carried
with bin Fhsodoiite for taking the lali-
ude Of places and mathematical insrru-
nsas, as well as the instruments of his
order; he was requested totake the latitude
dNatehitoches, which he said he would
do wlsa pleasure, bur he had lost some
screws ofThe instrument that rendered il
velss he said ne found Magadoches in
Adcg.i Is min. or there abouts, which is
somewhat S. of this place.a
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AELATioNs WITH SPAIN.

Ia,s,h. 'Sst report appears then to be COM
h., 'nsorrset. The same paper which
ar circulated the intelligence that our ne.
|sbs with Spain had arrived al an ami.
.0ac'usion. has now acknowledged
eerss ouee more then will hope be
iprsS eY tssr; once mare are we re-
an Inc necessity of collecting uncer-
Which liners. = putting together the truths
arsasa"s y afford, and conjscturing the ca.
las OF the present Drama.
|d H. gay deve'spes some new portion
BERT, plot and brings forward some new
|ps,ss asF, It is nor simply The Prince Of
aug HessFs. Monroe and P;ncknev
|Ar. Nd nor the Marquis d'Yreio and
ats be a. Philadelphia, who appear
Aav, Seards of the theatre; but now we
Plot; sS use US x, 7 and z of the Partisan
soh.r ' .abn the Marquis d'Yruio, like q.
|as soa sa0se Fallsyrand, is playing off for
|nus sn,ls of his schemes. We
Persia at the mysterious agents Of the
sps as,d pl0', because though secrs. .hey
,,e bab; Isa; because though uncovered
rs,rsbl..' impose upon the senses sas Of , oa1
skarnes ministers. Happy indeed NAV
q genie OF the Marquis d'Yruio
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HOUSE AND LOTS for Sale,
UPON PoToMAcK:
Situated at The ie4ofr part, and qpis6fr the u.
misgf ths fezvv Of Aenansria.

-ra.N N
Situated at The le1ofr part, and 1uisbfr tie Il.
mis 81 ihs fe1vv Of Mxaasria.
The houie is built in the cottage Hy4e.
calculated fsr the Accommodation Of . inai& Ia.
nily, bur 70 planned as 60 admit OK conilaerSale
enlargement without efe6Iag itsuritofmlty- Ii
commands a fre view of the river and its ada
cent country.N The gardcn, principally IA trent,
is rich and in high cultiy Atico, extending 20 the
water, whichis approaches by lcni circular ialis.
The ios attached TO the horie is 81 Zee; t.ontlag
upon Wasef. freet, ~(cornsr of j~sferinn- stfcstl
runaing iuso the channel. Mcge grauad may be
obtained if required.
In tn: fsae range, and 20 the fouthward of
the above, are feyerai Lots, -Gnaiatly f;uated
as 70 advantages and profpett, calculated tos neat
fmsli buildi~gs, The whole or any past of the
above property may be obsaiaed ny ~suTeha!e up,
en rea!enablc terms, either In fee ,TiraYit OK und-
or a light ground. renr. A clear title free lseua
every incumbrsnce will be given upo0 the pay
ment of The fun agreed for, and a liberal creoit
aliswe if ~rsGuirea, Mr.. Yales, E:Gdias upoa
the alore, below Keith's what, ana adjoining
the p~remiies, will thew she properly, and a lac
directed to .Dottor Hamilton, pot. office, Alex.
sndris, viii meet with ilpnedlatc a,sent;oe-
SeptsmbeE ri. . gavin
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am now heartily sorry, as my wife tells vs.
there was a great deal in it about your
tom council and your board Qf health and
thai It had been determincdso put to death,
or Fne lshe is uncertain whieh) any mem
Der of the board who should refuse in fu-
ture 60 act also to put in execution strict
iy the police laws against dclinquents on
account of "eaisting circumstances" Now,
sir. as | am deeply Interested in the well
tare OF the town, I feel extremely anxious
to know what these existing circumstances
are. My wife tells me thar it cannot be
sickness, for sister Bridget, who lives in
the most unhealthy part of the town, and
knows eoeru body, says that eoery 6odyeis
in their usual health. Our parson gives If
as his opinioa (Which between ourselves is
net much to.be depended upon 10 temporal
matterS) that we may fairly conjecture the
existing circumstance TO be- the extreme
warm weather, accompanied With a great
deal OF moisture, which must produce the
rapid dscompositien of such dead animal
and vegetable substances as are exposed TO
their action. Farmer Pnchbeck insists the
expression must allude 10 The scarcity of
money, and the streets being in a more
dirty situation, .jor the Nant of it, than
they have been for two years back. / do
not know we'll what TO say TO it but 1t APP
pears to me that nothing should be lettsto
conjecture in matters of such a serious cast.
am the more surprised at j. as I have hi
shclto had much confidence in the sups; la
tive TALENTS and penefratisn of yeur prcsen,
Sanhedrin. Finchbcck cannot be right !;
tor want Of money sufsly need not proven,
the streets and alleys from beng kept sufi.
cientig clean for if there is q power to
make a man serve as a member of the
boatd of health, contrary to his inclination,
or subject him 70 punishment for refusal.
the same power must compel a man TO
sweep the streets 1vithou fee or reward;
and numbers of Tasty, idle young fellows
may be picked up at every tavern, especi-
ally on a Sunday morning, who caupot go
TO church. as shcyare so much confined to
ssdsntary e~mployments ~thrsu2koat ,hs
week that they must use that day for sxer-
else! Now, to suchs the dexseross ma
nagement of a 6room aud shooel would
prove excellent exercise, as, it would tend
not only to promote b~erspirati0n, BAT also
eaSectorafIony: these would nafursliy pro.
ddcf thirst, 70 satisfy which seems to be
one of their chief aniusenlcnts on tina. day,
and this they might be permitted to indulge
in, 10 a moderate degree, provided i, was
GONE at their own, or their masters ex.
pence, as usual: Besides, it would inure
thsm to habits of industry and soil, and
prepare them for misforrnne: for as the
immortal Shakespeare has justly observed,
" Off expectation tails, and moa Off there
" Where mott it p%ramiies; and Oft it hiss
" Where hope is co!aeG. and deipair uoa Gts.'
Adieu!
BAREABY RRAMRIE.
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The Subhc1s6ey

MOST RESPECTFULLY acquaints his
AsI Friends, and the Public generally. cha,
en- The ~ 9ay of nest NINTH he intend; toobeu an
OYSTER HOUSE,
where he at prefert reiidss, on King Rreet, few
doors wettof Warrington iareet, where gentlemen
can be fuppiied at airy tire with OYSTERS,
icrved up in whatever manner they nay think
proper 70 order them--snd,
Wbere IS TIER, b. Eysd or Waxr,
Axy5y mercrl than an OYSTER.
He alto intends to entertain generally. for
which purpoe he viii ar all times be dupu!ied
With Liquors Of a ~iuperior quality, ard the bsf
Pfoviions the market will aferd; and as it is his
determination to ue every efott to give fstis-
faction,
He bepss the collar IF bis face
Hbista Hxss atver dygrete,
Brt thai lis eoaduR and a!tratou
Wi3 b, a me9ss TO gain hin caEom.
The Public's mott humble ~fery4ne,
JAMES HAMMOND.
Ahxandria, September % es3t
N, B. As a new beginner, ] hope gentlemen
will not expect credit. My capital is very limit
ed, notwithstanding which, it is my determine.
ton TO 60 in debf 10 no p~erfon, l confrqaeutIy
canaot afford to credit. Il.
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10 The Eaitor Of 1.-The Alenanaria 4dvertissr.

SIR,
LAST evening while / was RECALLING
myself with U parsor and several of our
friends and n~eighbors. over a mug of cur
new cyder, nay oH zvonan returned from
town and handed me your paper O. the 18th
instant. IN these times Of domestic dis.
tress and Calamity the foreign departmen,
OF a newspaper has for me but little charms;
| therefore hastily glanced it over in guest
OF occurrences at our ozun doors. Uader
the Alexandria head my attention was ar
rested with the letter Of commodore B.
TO Mr.. r. Read it, ver6atim ct lite
rafi7, SAID the parson | read it in my
best manner. Why truly, exclaimed the
reverend divine, this seems to recommend
a departure from the golden rule, g 10 do
untO others as zre 1v0u4 that they should do
unts as" Il does NOT speak the language
or feelings of a sailor, said my cousin Grae-
Ing, whs had followed the sea in his Young.
err years. No, ne, replied my neighbor
Pinck5ee&-who, by the bye, is a huge po-
lisician--is is evidently from the same ma.
nu5actory with the ANSWER to the Nezu.Ha-
pen sm%onstrance: it is only another in.
stance of Punic faith. Pob, poh, said nav
friend Fdscals zUe mast not keep any kindof
faith Nth heretics! To this the parson
seemed to nod assent, and I, in. a fit of
desperation, seized the cydsr mug with
the one hand, and drank to homer and ho.
nestg. and with the other threw your news.
paper into the fire; for which rash act I
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y, .bs had sold her cargo at the
.istd 'lA nd projected to Cassnnas Tor
5lfanna! and thai the captain had gone
IBIS 'uSs, me Havana TO clear out, as
y S;ag from the HAVANA.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

On The rotb day Of oRo5sr ,uext, AZ 10 o'ebeE
in the f',euoou, 4ViWte Sad 81 q lang eyedn,
"a, pubGr vendue, on he 3yemIts,
THAT large STONE WAREHOUSE on
the Corner OF Wel;e and Union fe.eets :
one half of Ground Rene of E.I3l lsE. arif-
ing out Of the Diaiil.h oufe immediately oppo-
Gte one hall Of ths Wharf fhat was built by
general ROberdeau. and a number of Vacant
Loss on Water, Wolfe, ard Uaion freets.
The property viii be hoWn to any psron a2-
plying to the luhfcfiber. 81,
THOMAS PATTEN.
AuggR 70. ao6w
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The Store and Cellar, lately occu-
pied by MIR. Jemes WayaH, dcceafcd. They
will be let either with or wishonr the DWELLING.
houle, as may be NOT oonvenicns to The peIion
who may be inclined 70 become a tenant. Apply
to Mrs. E6@a WiBaa or K. /. Tash,-
Septembee 4. 3,awtf
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NOTICE.

T1RE Common CouEcil will meet on Tburiday
l next, the sd Of 0aober. fer the purpofc Of
appointing a Superiasendans of the Watch. Ap.
rllcations in writing TO be made to she Preldeat.
afxsndria, SEPTEMBER rs at
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N O L | c 4,

s. " ! y z.
ME adminifff "a zion of the eaate of JAMES
a WILSON, ~dcceafcd, having been cor,
Gieted TO the Subscribers By the Orphans Court
Of the county OF Alexandra, they hereby require
all thofe indebted to the fai3 elate 10 make ian.
mediate payment of their F~tIpeesive debts ; and
thofc who have claims aga;nf The etate, to exhi-
b. them as early as ~pedia'e, properly authentis
Gated. a.,
Eliza WILTON,
r. I. Taylor.
Augua IL. 3taYtf
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Leona1d-1 oun Races.
TIME LeonarA-7 orvr Jatkey Glib RACES,
Z sfs the ! h and roth OF October NEXT
Tie frff days Is Ter FORTY GUINEAS, aaa
the econd fos TWENTY GUINEAS. agree
able TO the rules of fai3 club.
BY order,
E. ]. MILLARD. Secy.
Augue"ae. W
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-12
esuropsau 5nsr:tigentr.
NORFOLK. November Z,

The Editor has received by the faip BlLian Per-,
captain Wation 40 days from Na":z, Paris papers TO
the 18TH Sept INK DAYS later than any yet received
appears BY thee papers that the great gueton of
war on the Continent was yet undecided--aithough
the HUMANS and Auftrians arnng in all parts
aud although all the officers in France ulow were
ordered TO Join the armies without lois of time, the
frontiers fuii OF troops and all Italy armed and in
alarm, the diitribu,on of the Autlrian forces m---
onea, ana even the different commanders apponts d
and ranied-Dut :he reaons that operate aganN inc
Vitabe war are, thar couriers from Vienna and fire.
quent diipatches were received at Faris--that not,
withdrawing the ponpous and martial detail Of AuE
IRAN oataiilons,t is known they (rartcuarly in
a!y) notify thin, half filed aud laid TO he waiting
Tor the recruits To jon--and on the iide of R,fiha
their Preent war with the Pertains, and their deli ms
on the ottoman Empire, may afford fuiliciei employ
ior extraordinary armament and preparation-add to
th's thar the temper of Court is iometimes made
known by incidents hat although flight in tl,emfeves,
betray its important fscre,s The folloy,ing is =
tranilation ct one Of this nature:
"PETEesBuRoH, Auguh Io-yVe mum no,
believe that every peron here is for ,sar-Pcace has
aio ITS partzans; and IT is remarked that while the
friends oiw are OF the Engh rarity the friends of
peace are on the Eide Of France ard this proves that
the pacific intentions of France are NO, mf,nder
HOOD notwithstanding ali endeavours uled to nful an
opinion to the contrary. Some days iince, in 4 pu-
merous circle at Court when the converation cIanc
ca to turn Oh the political tuation of Europe Ma
dame de W. who is known to be in all the fecre,s of
government, aiked, with careles air. if the E.npe
ror Alexander meant to fell again to the Cabinet OF
st. James, the Ruian folders which the Engiih re-
tu'ed to exchange, and which were refored TO hi,
iather without raniom, by the preent chief of the
French nation? This fnnpe or iareanic aueaion az.
f'ni'hed every one, and put an end to the iubiea-
next DAY mentioned in all the inferior circles as
indicative OF peace with France"
Interviewing the late European publications, IT is
worthy OF notice, that Jerome Bonaparte, who was
coni'dered here as an efemnate hoy, has, with or
. french in'ps OF war, demanded ard obtained the Il
oeraton oil all the French proncrs at Algiers $50 in
number, ione Of whom had been in Jaye,v tu,r,y
years - Vidt HERALD Of to-day THE truth of
tome OF the following tran1a,ed faGs iecm con,ra-
dicted by iubiequent events Tbe H.,aM
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sEMLIN, Goth .AueuG.

According to the lateh intelligence iron, servis,
body OF 80 thoufand Mountenegrns and Herzcgo.
v'n'ans have united with the inurcents 10 make corr
mon caufe with them By this junction. the force.
OF the Servians now amount 100 thoufand men.
Seandria has furrendered at difcreson to the Ser.
vians Seven of the principal Turks of that town.
the authors of the Ian troubles have been publicly be-
headed, and all their iubnauce conifcated Ufza,
a hrong fortress which the Servians had for long
the biockaded, has alto been taken by afIault Tbs
garrion conlling entirely Of Turks. defended thew
ieives with utmbft obftiuacy. The inlirpents i,r.
lated at this ueles reliance, put part Of tie inla.
Jitants to the fword.
Private letters from Montenegro and from H.rz4.
govIoe announce that thc inhabitants of thole CONN
tries -aFs-in-epsa~infrre6tion that theeoart Jo-
te'iouSh approves the conduct of the servians and
.nHt ooiy OF Nunan troops are expelled ihorliy 10
arrive there from the iGands of the ,onian fea:
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GENCA, &c r,ca;dor.

7ae. 1freb-Treajiaer Of tie Em.pire to tie cerG.-
nal Of Genoa and ilr BJBop5 eftke three De-
Partmen!J.
The Emperor's brother commander of the naval
!orces is returned TO Genoa after having fulfilled the
mliaon entruited 20 HIM by HI auguR brother, with
the sreatet ueceis. He has brought eark .3i en-
tives whole letters have been broken by the hsnry
union OF Ligur;a TO the French empire
II Is His Majeify's intention that this event hnS'd
be celebrated shroGshoas the three partn,e TITS with
the ientiments with which he is hinielf penetrated;
ne looks IN IL Is benefit conierr by the Almighty.
VINO has deigned chooie him to he the inltru.,es
oil has bounty towards Lieuria.
You will into his views, gentlemen ant! in
coni.quence cauie re D,1~ to be lung in your Ca
thsdra', and afterwards in all tue churches OF your
dioceie, for this igt,al favour.
You will feize this opportunity make known to
the Pattors and people the grs-itude they owe TO "a
iovereisn wholly occupied with their imereiis and
happineis.
Receive gentlemen, the aaurance of ny mon die.
,inguiihed confederation.
Siyn.s, IrsRrs.
Here .fo2O,r' f7i;ar Letter for, ne .4rs TRAIT
'er 10 tie P'efft7S and UrAr-frtiRs e,ts n,te Os.
p05!,uenfs, after rolieb 70. Monituur :4s ssiinu.y
On the Gay .en the Cornmandan, and tie capt.yss
who had recovered their liberty came on hoit tie
Councillor of States, and Maritime pse.e save ~.
ders that public rejoicnss fhould ne made ia ihr h.y-
Dor Dichargss Of artillery were ti.en heard froui
she batteries and FORTS
The Arch-Treal..rer and all The civil and miiisar,
authorities received the commander Of the naval forces
At tie lardiug place. after which they repaired With
the caPtives fat at liberty the Metropolitan Churcl
H. Exc. the Cardinal A-chh,fhop has celebrated a
1olen'n MATS and canled T D.pu to be ,rg IS thanks.
givings.
: The cap,ives fet a. liberty have dued OIL board ,l.
G,iP k Ceneis.
The Areh-Trcafa-cr received a. dinner the cen.
itituted authorizes and princna land and ica ;rerc
he conmandant of the naval forces brother TO the
Emperor, honored this banquet with his preience.
In the evening there ball ard i!luninatinr
On tine fame day aho, the pr;foncrs cont;ned II,
the MalaPaga, for debts no. exceeding 800 r. were
let at liberty in conequence nf orders from the En,.
peror, as were kewe tho!e condemned for i-jerticu
The following morning was employed in forming
the crew OF the hiP-is Geno;s. The l.iiors Judged
worthy OF that pof, received mouths pay in ai-
vance.
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GERMANY.

We are informed that the Princes eomroffny th,.
Corps Gernaaique," are determined that in cafe O.
ane" war between France and Auilria they viii
pnDiiih declaration of neutrality and this has oc-
caioned the frequent intercourse and nesocis be-
tween the greatei part OF thuie Princes. The Kings
OF Denmark and Pruiia will be invited 20 guarantees,
tfis neutrality its iaid the declaration OF his Ms
jefy the Emperor OF the French to the Court of Vi
euna, rel.ive ts warlike preparations ard ;ts as
ie'nbageo i troops, was forwarded to the Imperial
'H'niter by M. LIE Rocheiouchauit, the la(t Of au-
quit, and that an aniwer might be expected the be-
ginning OF September. This ani.ver is expelled with
the uto inpatcnce, as neceaarily viii decide tho
quefion cfpeace or war
according to all appearances the Aufrian regi-
men,s are far from being con1plete-the imperial
Chamber demanded Of the town of ConRance, and in
part ct Suaba, doc recruits for tie regiment of Hell
len only and after many representations the compte.
mi!e was coz.
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FROM THE AURORA.
Tbe Emobr0n CoaHfio1 and Har.

TIE certainty of thcfe events already awaken
that euHufty which is already tue efFe6t &C great
impending events. Men not habiuia;ed TO eS.
anime the fro.iyee ofthofe who engage wars,
arc cmbsraGrd in reflections, from tho want o.
conVttion that no consequences ave adequate
80 coumerp1lAHce the denruStioJ; the miicries
or even the uncertainty Of war. Mohrrn wars
unqueH'ouar1y have bad more of compexitv
in 'heir csufeS thar thofe which preceded the
urace of Wchpha.ia. ~ 'hat period. aud FOR
asrs before IL, .nafectior of pret ryirg equ H.
" az r,lioioD, iDt,yeft was the foundation Of
ruthila wsr ct 30 years; fupesi,iious anJ
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VIENNA, Aueuil 81.

The Minifer of State, Count de Coben.zel, I,ss
communicated to ali the foreign courts, the Note
winch The Cabinet Of Vienna addrelTe,i on the 9th Il
this month to that OF Berlin and in which His Ma
Je'ty the Emperor exprefed bis deGrc to renew TIE
negotiations with which Mr.. de NoyoziltzoG had
been charged.
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HOLLAND, (HagueJ Sept. G.

Letters from Nireguen the 81 Of this month n,er,
ton yeflerday the maglraes OF this city received
uotce that 10000 French troops would pafs through.
i ~, and cavalry and that the PaIase would he
efecied in 9 different days
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and fl,u.s the mouth Of TIC Ba'tic-.-n,ay PER
'h,psth throw fifty thcnfand m.n in Conftan,ino-
ple----thut zap the Dardanelles and fave Turkey
from her cupid niniters, aud treache,ous al
lies.