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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-27

.T'HlS is to give notice, that. the
Il fuhftriber, of Alexandra County, in The
.Bif,isf of Columbia, hath obtained from The Of
pbaos court of faid County, lctters OF admin,
aration, on the perfonal eifate of>Ihomas H9dg,
kips, late Of tho County aforeiaid. decesled, all
perrons having claims againf faid decealed, are
hereby warned to exhibit them with the youch,
Gro thereof. 70 the Administrator, on or before
the a1d day otNovcnber next, otherwii: they
may by law be excluded from all benefit OF fad
eitate.
Given under my hand, this zad day Of
May 1905.
ELISHA 5EWELL,
Administrator.
May 2s. zaw4w
N. B. All per(ons indebted to the
above eitate, are requeited to make
immediate payment to the adminiitra-
tor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

Mr. Brooke the chief clerk OF the Alien
department, arrived ct Dover on Monday
last, for the purpose ofexamining ali the
persons who accompanied Madame Je.
rome Dcnaparie on board the Elm. The
French physician who attends that lad y
far advanced 10 her pregnacy, and much
indspOsed, was permitted to remain with
her at The London Inn, but under the eye
of proper officer, until the final decision
OF government! be known, as TO his dispo
sal, aud that OF the other male persons,
who came over with her. Two m~n SER
wants, after examination, were left on
board the Erin, under a guard. Mr..
Brooke went first to Deal, but found on
his arrival there, thai the vessel had sailed
from the Downs for Dover.
Madame Jerome Donspare is arrived in
town, and has taken up her residence
at the house of relative in Fenchurch
street.
The marriage Of Jerome Bonaparte, ac-
cordi"g 90 private letters from Paris, has
been aenuiled by the pope upon the dou.
DIG motive Of the husband being q minor,
AID The wife hereto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

hese companies, however. are among
the Claimants! upon the ground of /" in
decentralization for expenses and damage E,
incurred in consequence Of the violation
OF contract on the part of Georgia.
although The law itself was null and void
ahnough they received the paper none,
deposits back, which were in fact de preci
a'ed certificates, a speculation upon which
gave rise 10 the speculation upon the land
The next measure, and the most stu.
pendous OF all the speculations, was the
fsmous Cor infamous!) law or pretended
law of the 9TH Of February 1898, by which
the legislature of Georgia, acting under
the influence of bribery, Sc farfic'fdfiHg m
the distribution of the profits OF their own
corruption and perjury, authorised The sale
Of four tracts OF land, comPrsh cRding the
greater part Of the country lying vest of
the Alabama river, 70 four companies, CAL
ling Themselves, the Georgia, the Georgia
1lIsasynfi, J5lser AAsstssi1tlti, and 1e,ines-
Zee companies, for which they were To pay
20 the state 100000 dollars.
Ills to b. observed that these are the
same lands to which the hlaian rite was
not rxunguished; tina, the Indian tile
could not be extinguished, by the state of
Georgia. That /, was subjecl Ia all The
thousands of foreign claims under treaty
and the law of nations--and that il en-
braced at the lowest estimate IS millions
OF acres-and was to be sold for 100000
dollars.--in our next number we shall
continue the view of this subjee.
(To be continued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

Ea-fraef efa letter. From Dover, 1zay =.
This day, at half past two O'Clock, the
beautiful Madame Jerome Bonaparte re.
ceived The visits Of the most conspicuous
persons, both ladies and gentlemen, at this
place. Her style and behavior ON this &C.
casion displayed an unaffected elegance
and digniied. .composure, which entirely
con6rmedthe favorable impression, which
on her FIRST landing, was Immediately
made. She was Dressed with great sim
plicity and modesty on her head she
wore no ornament bat her hair, seeming
to trust completely to that nature, which
had, torher, been so bountiful. The com.
pany remained considerable time, each
appearing to vie in the offer OF attentions
Among many distinguished psrsons, lady
Forbes, the hon. gen. Hope, Mr.. Skefiing-
ton SC. SC. were particularly noticed"
May 22s
Madame Bonaparte has this day expe-
rienced continuation Of attention from
the chief Inhabitants, the military &c.
The time of her residence here is not yet
determined"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
PARIS, Nav 81.

Scarcely seated Oh the throne Of Italy,
the emperor Napoleon fastened to make
known this event to the emperor of Ger
many, king Of Prussia aud to the king oil
Spain he has received from all replies
equally satisfactory those three grea,
powers as well as all the electors OF the
Germanic body, the regenlofPortugaI and
the queen OF Etruria have acknowledged
the new organization of Italy.
The war with England may still last for
long time, but we firmly believe that the
continental peace viii not be disturbed,
since the emperor of Germany, the king
OF Prussia with the king of Spain, act in
concord with the emperor of the French
We'll informed men even affirm that
Russia has given pacific counsels to En-
gland.
PfinceJoseph Bonaparte arrived at AM
bleteuse on the 18th inst. from Boulogne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
NEW WORK, July ?.

Captain La CsapeIIe, Of the schooner
Fanny, who arrived this morning from
bordeapx, informs, that on the IIth OF
May, two ships Of the line, filed with
troops sailed from Rochefort. Their des.
linaiion was unknown at Bordeaux.
Before the Fanny left Bordeaux. there
had been a general illumination through
out France, ~ consequence Of the Coro.
nation Of Bonapar,e as king OF Italy.
Caiety and liveliness were the order Of the
day. No noise OF ruinor Of war was hsatd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
L.oMpoN. Nav lie

dispatches were last evening brougb
to Plymouth, from the blockading SOU ad.
ron off Bresi, by Gun Brig. Two trans.
ports have also arrived at Falmouth, which
lett the feet on the 18th al z O'Clock p. M.
at which time the French fleet of IS sail
Of The line were standing out of Brest. and
Lord Gardner, with IL sail of the line had
made the signal for forming line Of bat,
tle' The transports were sent away to
make The hrst port they could.
4" In stating these accounts, tits our du.
ty TO observe, that our Correspondents at
Plymouth, and Falmouth do no, agree in
that intelligence ON this subject. The for.
mer remarks, that the dispatches brough,
by the Gun Brig, stale, that when Adm;-
raj Gardner resumed his station off Rr,s,.
on the 18th after having been blown off
the outer road was clear of ships and
that 1t was conjeeiured, they had either
gone TO the inner harbour, or taken adyan-
tage OF the temporary absence and put to
sea.
p" Another letter from Plymouth mcnl;-
ons that the Bress Rees had actually mn 10
sea.
10 continuation ofthe above, we observe
'he following article, in the paper from
which the preceding accounts are extrac.
ted (; F" All officers are ordered on board
the'r respective ships, without loss OF time.
eeven san OF die line, which lay at Cav
sand bay, and destined for the West-In.
dieS' were on the point Of sailing but the
orders were ceuniermanded, and the sbips
directed to JOIN The Channel feet imme.
dialely."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
MADRID,. April is

We learn from Algiers, that on the
18th ult. the Dey, about ten o'clock in the
morning, being seated on stone near the
fertilization, about two miles from the CT.
ty, was attacked by fourweIl armed Turks.
He was fred upon twice, and received 10
wounds from their sabres, by which he
lost two fingers of his left hand. The as
sassins have been apprehendsd. The
Dey was conveyed TO his palace. He is
at present out ofdanger. One ofthe balls
fortunately fell upon purse which the
Dey had in a pocket covering his left
breast. This attempt to murder the Dey
is ascribed to the DEAFNESS of all sorts o.
provision, and which he had neglected &c
remedy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
HeusE OF Commons, Nav Is.

MIR. Grey took notice OF his Majesty's
Speech from the throne on the 18th Janu-
AIRY last, in which it was stated, That
" his Majesty being engaged in conhden-
" tial intercourse and connection with GER
tain Powers on the Continent, and parti.
cularly with Russia, with view to objects
I" relative to the general security Of Eu.
rope, could not therefore enter into any
further explanation on the subject OF
the ovcrtures made by the French Co
" vernment." He remarked also, that
since that period sum Of FIVE millions
had been voted by Parliament for Cont
mental purposes. Under these circum.
stances, and At this advanced period Of the
session, he Eel, himself justified in asking
Of the Minister, whether 1t was intended
TO offer sny communication TO Parliament
with resped to those proposed alliances
MIR Pitt answered, that as matters were
now situated his MsIea,y's Ministers did
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
NKwnRpToRp, hume 2a.

|" Arrived here yesterday ship Accush.
net, IN So days from Liverpool. She
brings London papers TO the 18th May /;
but they contain little, except conjeelures
respecting the Brest Beet.
" From the latest date, (the 18th Maya
the following articles are extracted; which,
however think, viii be interesting TO
your readers
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13

Prices Of Stocks This day at o'clock.
Cohsols So IL se--Reduced 81 So
Omnium l.3 A.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
BOSJON. LOW I,

Our attentive Correspondent, at New
bedford, has transmitted the following
highly Interesting intelligence from Eu-
rope -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-13
ME subscriber offers for SALE

Ill ouOoCiiOCT OUtTS LOT DALI.
= the three tracts Of LAND, hereafter de.
scubed, which will be sold on very moderate
terms, as he expects TO remove from tho state Of
Virginia One traft lies on Stanton river. about
or miles below Bibb's ferry, containing 900
acres OF valuable low grounds. and from 5 10 500
acres Of high land. The improvements are incon.
siderable, only such as will accommodate an over.
seer The plantation is well calculated 10 employ
about hands TO advantage. One other traa OF
high land, containing 500aeSes, with small plan
ta'ion cleared, good new dwelling house not
quite finished. This trzA lies about miles from
Bibb's. and Abort the same distance from Owens
ferry, and about 2 miles from where live One
other i'ae. lyiug in Piusylvauja county, on the
main road from Peyionsburg to Danvie, con-
tanning 300 acres, esteemed good situation FOR
. store and tavern on this ttaa is good ORCH
ard ard some other Improvements AslshaIl be
absent from the stare for some months. have
authorised Capt. Charles Scou, OF Prince Ed
ward county. and Maj Henry f. colemsn. Of
Halifax, and either of them, 10 make sale OF he
whole or any part Of the said lands.
John Is. Scott
1uus Dist, 1900 VIC
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
Congressional Register.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Wednesday, January so.
DEBATE ON 7'HE GEoRGTA CLAIMS.
Continued.

(Coniiaued.
Mr.. Clark said, he was still in favor of
the amendment on the table, aud which
he yesterday had the honor of snbn.it.
ting. He did not wish il 10 be under
stood, that the amendment was intended
to give preference to any description
oil Claims under the different acts Of the
state OF Georgia and provided Tor by The
general resolution but intended it should
meet directly those which have excnet
the most public attention, have been The
most ardentiy pursued, the most jealous.
iy advocated, and attended with the most
extraordinary circumstances. If the
iacts which have accompanied this mon
strous business from its origin to the pre-
sent moment were publicly known. or il
II could be retraced through all It's Gun
mig and willy mazes, the claims would
SINK beneath the weight Of honest indie
nation aud instead of now being uree.!
before The congress of the United States.
would be gladly Withdrawn from public
view and buried in perpetual silence. He
peculiarly wished on this OCCASION n
cool and temperate dioussion, to diysst
ourselves OF all feelings either Of impro-
per compassion or prejudice, that couajly
tend to Infiame the heart and mjslead ,b..
Judgments. 1t should be his humble pro
vince 10 endeayor fair investigation Of
the naked question, disrobine il Of those
unsel habllimeBls which have been art.
July thrown around it foP the puroose of
conceaiing its real deformity.
The claims the amendment goes to re-
Jecl, are derived by pretended law Of
the state of Georgia; said to have been
passed IN the month ofJanuary l7os.--Hs
would contend this law was absolutely
VOID, a6'i7iiio, not only because ,i,,. leg;s.
nature had no power to make such taw.
out rom The circumstances under which !,
was made That the grantees under This
Jaw could have no title to the land either
'egsi OF equitable, and that ihere has been
no circumstances attending the sub.e.
5ue"' sS'es' That places the sub.purcba.
unuer superior equitable aevantaoes i
81. VIII De particularly necessary, M.
speaker, TO be attentive 10 dates !. ,ha, oci
sne Jaw vnder which the claims ar
80 %ra .I' ano generally known by the name
60; e cess'on law, has ALREADY been mn.
81 Lei US now see how this law mas.
&c. !" stands Characterised by circom.
~, aooes unparalleled in the snnal. e. no,.
.;v. 49,, - winch We have the most concIu-
i've evidence before US; the wbo $3.50 ',',
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WHEAT FAN & WOVEN MfRE
M.ftyFydCT'O


No. ., B'iages;reet, fur doors NORTH ef C,iSsibs
Bridge BI!timo,e.
NyiIERE are made ami sold. WHEA7.
w FANS, frst guilty; ROLLIN6; and other
SCREENS, for wheat. barley. fiax.seed, &c +;
HAND RIDDLES and SIkpES. Tor coal,
corn. barley. wheat. rye, oats, meal. b,ick dust.
hax seed, clover seed, cookie, lime. sand, &c ;
SHdKFS for Indian meal FIRE SAFES ;
WOVEN WIRE FOR windows, &c &c
AMOS SMITH,
(Fwne,iy WEST ~ SAITH
N. 3. good assortment on hand
Any OF the above articles will be delivered in
Richmond. ION short nofioe) at the same prices
as AT the mandatory exclusive Of freisht) ON
the orders being left with
SAMUEL. PARSONS g SON,
Near the Bason, of whom the prices may be
known--who have now hand. Whrat Fans.
H,beat ana Lime Sieves, and Meal S,eres, &c OF
a superior quality
p S wIRE SAFES. aad ten ron, BAR
IRON on band
l1th Mo LIST. 1904. wifi
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TIE FOLLOWING .6PTfcIng

A'eJor sac ar Or Wilson's f.po,becary Slut %.
fosiie roe Bell Tavern. 10 ssif.
p I'D and white Lead. verdigfis. Spanish VIII.
ting, Spanish Brown, TIMBER, Naples Vel.
low. Blue Smals. Brown Pink, Rose Pink, Flake
White. Gold Leaf. Liquid Gold Size, Coral aud
Spiri. Varnish. Car,eps Hair encils, yellow o
chre, Litharge. Sugar of Lead, &c. &c. Also a
quantity of Salt retre.
lie wishes to rant a stand for an Apothecary' IS
shop IN the neignbouraood of The cross street
leading to Msyos bridge.
Goth Dec 1904 v,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
To the FreeAotders of the Coas,ies Ct Ef<c.
beth Cify, Uarpirk e York.
MIR. Saunders. who has very
JtI ably and respectfully repre-

-
scented us in the Senate several years pasf, bav-
lins declined taking seat there again; pre-
sum- 70 make you tender ofniy services. and to
solicit vour coun.enance and support at the ap-
preaching election.
Personalapplica,ions on occasions ofthis kind.
have ever held improper; and an persuaded
wouldn not at this enlightened period, have weight.
or in any dsgoe conducc to the Accomplishment
of my o5iee. they therefore W not be made.
Afypoi;icai sentiments are known TO be in har-
mony with those of the great republican Majority
OF the disrtia my interests are certainly inseps
rsb'e from yours With great candos probes
myself a warm friend 10 the perpetual union of
the states sincere adrirer Of our exceen, feele-
raj constitution, and am perfectly satiSfied with
ourpresent na'ional administration. u
am neither az Eng lishman or Frenchman in
politics; nor will lever yield myself up, implicit.
ly. to any party.
Should you, by your suffrages. entitle me to a
seat in the legislature. viii anx;ous'y endsavor
to shew your confidence has not been misplaced
by serving you as well asmy mental requirements
will enable me, faithfully and assiduausly. as 4
real American am, with great respect,
Gentlemen, your ob't h'be serv't.
w. GOOSLEY.
s3i Feb 1905 Wit
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THE suBscRIBgR OFFERS FoR SALE, Fou
HUNDRED AcREs OF
l. Il ~ d.

DART Of the Fairfield raa. adj oiningthe land
of Mr.. Abram Cowley, John Stubhs and
Esme Smock, about two miles from the Market
house in the city of Richmond; this land is in
woods except about thirty acres. which are
cleared and under strong fence j, is level and
well adapted TO farming the wood win which
II abounds, considering its copuguiry to he city,
makes it desirable purchase TO any person, es
pecially to resident of the city. THIS land may
be purchased enrire, or nlors of fifty or one hun
dred acres, and possession given Immediately.
MILES SELDEN.
Tree Hill, goth Feb. 1905. va.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

4 HOUSE on the Bason Of the
4 \ Canal, occupied for for or FIVE years past
by the subscriber asa retail Grocery, and is or
among the best stands in nc city for tia, M;
ness FOR terms apply &c 49,
Arolelaus Hughes.
Richmond, March ID 1906. w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16
Races non 6y Tickle TOBY.

At York, August meeting. the first time he
stsrred, ne won sweepstakes of 200 guineas
each. e subscribers) beating mr. Bulock's TOBY,
mr. Farrcrs Telescope, and mr. Pcrse's Enclian.
ter. He also won the 20 guineas ar Lincoln,
bearing Sir T, Poole's Mentor, and mr. Brew.
ster's Put AT York spring Meeting he won the
:'and plate, beating mr. Dodsworth's Abby
hulle, col RatcliH's Mousetrap, aud mr. Gar
totth's Harold. Tie day following he won sol.
Tor all ages, bsaing col. Ra,clin's Pigeon, Lord
"A. Hamilion's Brother to Restless and Sir w.
vavafour's Hope. The York August meeting
following. he won The great subscription,
ChouSh Eve years old for six years old and a
Sed horses beating Lord A. HaniIton's WAL
nut, FRINGE OF Walcs's Traveller, mr. Went.
worth's Custavus, mr. Bakers Cavendish, and
the Duke OF Norfoik's DubskeIser; this was
universally allowed 70 be one OF the finest races
ever nun, and the only time Walnut WAS ever
bear. Tickle Toby won the 20 guineas 1T L in
coin, beating Lord Scarborough's Valiant and mr.
WI'is's Liberty. He won the Corporation Plate
i. Daneaster. carrying A los. extra. beating mr.
Cartorth's Camilla, and Lord Scaroorough's
Valiant, which were the only times he run that
year. The ~ crk spring meeting following. he
won the stand plate, beating MIR Carforth's "a
nous mare X laalind. The August meeting ne
walked over for the Kings Plate and won the
great subscription tor SIX years old. and aged
horses, beating mr. Wentworth's Tamerlane
Lord n. Hamiiton's Walnut drawn. He won
% g. At kelso. beating mr. Baird's Ratrler
ne York spring meeting following, he received
$50 guineas forfei, from Sir w Maxwell's Scor-
pion \ miles, 1t ID store each The August
meeting, he again won the great subscrip,.
or toS six years old and aged horses, beating mr.
Wentworih'S Hubby. Lord A Hamilton's Rest.
less, ma Hutchinson's Overton, and mr. Bakers
Cavendish He also won the 100 gu;neas at
.Damtries, beating Gustavus, and so guineas at
keso beating mr. Baird's Louisa, az one hear.
ne year following he won the Corporation
fia'e at Chester, beating mr. Lords Mules.
p'nner, u mr. Ways Grog. and sol at Newton
beating mr. Lowther's Mimnus allowing hin
p Tbs And the 100 IS. at Neutrality-suspicious.
beating mr. Baird's Lucy, Mr. Peirse's Rosa
nond, and Lord Tyrconnels Hermes. He ais
won the gold cup ut Chester be atng Lord Done
gals Joe Andrews, MIR. Taylor's Helmet, M
latton's Betsey, and Mr.. Rathbone's Tomm,
And also received the premiums at several place
no Horses entering against hin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

TO Be Ter 70 nares ar sis SuiHeas t5e season. sssc1
may Be aise5@sriIy tbe payment Of 81 dollars tsife
IN roe s-ason sbree Suinecs tie leap Pa'S do.
and 10 guirer, to in-rre mare 6eigg in srI vito
dollar TO toe groom. in RE tiSo latter easss Ax
tensire astmage ans board 81 Boys S'ef's' o or
ssW nssbe ,est,ssible yor see7iis or e'caPes 1s"-
,Ic,,en ,;,5:,S ,Is;r ,,,ares d n,sf ses be money
ssir5 rssm 70 sn-e5dse grain 7be sea'ea viz e1",-
menee in.neasafely andsx roe Iast day q jay
Ecxs fHO-]H1 ~
I0t5 1ayes. 1905. s'Sf
pss;gye.. taseg, from f5egere-at stvdboot of En-
,I,ud . 9JCHLE 7OBf t,es SH t5 AVed, one Of
re- bes, sons o}oi! JMatebea, bs dam Celia, ey he
ros BIS gra1dm P,osserpiae, fa9 sisie, TO Col.
0,Gelly's famous Eclipse.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

Amelia County Court, January d
1905.
Richard Foster, conplt.,
Againu
Joshua Atkinson, Henry Estridge ! In csAneery
Samuel Ward and Watkins
lohnson, defts
'HiS day came the complainant by Iobn
\ Lane his counsel, and the defendant Akin
son, NOT having appeared and giving security
agreeable to the aa of Assembly aud the rules
OF TINS court and 1t appearing the satisfaction
OF me court that the said defendant Atkinson.
IS not an Inhabitant Of this state Therefore. on
me morton OF she complainant by his counsel A.
Ioresah, ~ Is o,Seref, That the said defendant
appeST here on The first day OF May courr next
ana answer the bill of the compliments; and
thar copy of this order be forthwith inserted
~ some some public Newspaper published in the citv
OF tGshmond, for two months successiveIv and
posted 1t the front door of the Courthouse on
TWO several court days.
copy--Teue,
James Townes, ir. c. n. c.
Alta Court held for Washington Coun-
ty, the 10th day Of January, 1905.
James White. Cor,,, -
ScAIrsr
Joseph AckIin and Andrew Da. |ln chancery.
vison. defendan.,
VIE defendant Acklin. not hav;no
y entered his appearance and given security
according TO the att OF Assembly and the ruea
OF this eoort, and IL appearing 20 the sa,;sf, a.;
OF the court that he IS not an inhabitans of ,be
commonwealth OF Virginia On the motion Of
the complainant. IT IS Ordered, that the said
defendant Acklin, do appear here ON the thru
Tuesday IN May next, and answer the bill Of The
eomp,a'nant' and that copy of this order be in.
.e''eu ~ some pubic newspaper published in this
state for two months successveiv snd e.,....
copy posted az the front door Of The eon,,ho,,ss
NJ the SAID county '"'"'e
A copy--Attest,
ID. CAMPBELL. D. e.w.o.
~ Tickets in the VIII
liam e Mary College Lottery are for
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-16

Tickets in the VIII
ia" e Ma, Mary College Lottery are for
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Zoe Jul 6looded Engiis6 stallion and nosf con-
b,e,e ru,ininS bo,se
Tickle Toby,

a DARK b -csrn. elegant
IA Informed. Is Bands biSb,
viii stand fbe ensuing season
at my stable ia tie upper end
of Cdesse.fcld county. '.sar
Enoafs nnd ReriI,s hriQeef.
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and devoured by the legion, Of Bonapafts,
has already had the effect Of restoring MIR.
TAYLOR the English envoy, to the exercise
Of his functions at the electoral court We
can conceive that these occasional interter.
ences, onthe part of Prussia, must be ex-
tremely morifying to Bonaparte- What
becomes Of his avowed determination OF
excluding the ministers of Great Britain
from the continent, If he is to be thus met
and disconnected, atevery turn, by the mag
unanimous interposition of his Prussian ma
ics,y? General Kalkrcuth, who settled the
terms for the evacuation of the French ter
ritories, in campalgne of ninety' two, by
the Prusslan troops, and who is at present
governor of Dantzic, has received notice
to prepare for service.