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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

bERrRIER."
The public reloicings last night were
partial--Lord Nelson's death had impress
sed every heart with grief. At the thea
tres tributes we're paid to his memory
there were but few acknowledgements night
we understand, there viii BE- general
one. s.es
An-impression Of 5000 of last nights
Gazette Extraordinary were sent down 20
Yarmouth, in order to be transmitted in
a fast sailing cutter to the continent. Z
|. Admiral Coliinswood's conduct has OBJ.
tanned the fullest appreciation /; and last
night dispatches were sent off to PIy.
mouth 10 be Forwarded 10 him by the A.
casta, containing commission, which ap.
points him 10 the command Of the ships
IN the Mediterranean, with the same pow
ers as lord Nelson had.
Lord Nelson had accomplished the 18th
year OF his age,--having just equalied in
the amount of his years, the number of
ships OF the line he had taken from the
enemy.
'fbe squadron commanded by Sir Rich
ard strachan is still off Cape Finislerrs,
where they had received intelligence Of
the Rocheiurt squadron. which Oh the So,h
ult. was not IN port, and was supposed to
be afraid To make land.
His Majesty's ship the Prince Of Wales
may be hourly expected a, Spithead with
Sir K. Calder. She left the fleet of Ca
diz 5 days before the action.
We find the following important arti-
Gle under the Berlin head cf Oet. Ia
!, would certainly be doing the greatest
injustice TO the just and generous CHARGE
ter OF our king, to SUPPOSE for a mo-
Heni, that he would not oppose the au-
dacious progress of the French" s
FRANxroRr, Oet. IS.
The theatre of war being removed
from Inc banks of the Her TO Bavaria. the
usual course OF the mails have been re-
sunned, Dy which We have received letters
direct from Uirn, which do not give ve-
| ry favorable account OF the Austrian ca.
ncrass- and il appears there have been
great engagements among them; parti-
.cularly there has been a violent dispute
between he Arcliduks Ferdinand and Ge.
neral Mack, because the former wanted
To quit Uim AID give battle TO the enc
my; but the general Showed his orders
to the Prince, which placed the chief COM
mand entirely in his own hands, and he
chose to remain at Ulm, where his con-
dnct became more incomprehensible eve
~ day, especially when it is obser, ed,
that on the 18th being TWO days before
ne signed the oapitnlation, he issued the
following order:
IN the. name Of bis Majesty, hold all
Generals. Officers, and Subalterns, res
ponsib!e upon their honor, duty, and vel.
fare, not to mention the word surrender,
nor think OF any tbiag else than the most
vigorous delcnce; defence which can
not De OF long duration as the van of the
wo great armies, Austrian and Russian,
Will arrive al Uim in two days 10 deliver
as live should fall short of provisions,
we have still 5000 horses left for our food.
l shall be the first to eat horse-iesh, and
every man will be ready 10 Join me, which
also expect of the good citizens, to
whom repeat my promise, that they
will Dc fully paid for all"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-27

Cowles Mead, is not, and that the petiti-
oner, Thomas Spalding, is entitled to q
seat in the house.
Referred to committee Of the whole
house on Monday.
IN SENATE OF TIE UNITED STATES.
Decc1s6cr Oh, 1895.
he Presidsnt communicated the fol.
lowing letter and report:
Nary Defiarfmens, sth Dec. 1905.
SIR,
IN obedience to the resolution of the
Senate of this day, requiring the secrcta-
~ OF the navy Hto lay before the Senate,
tue reasons why an additional appropria-
ton Is required FOR the naval service for
the current year," have the honor to
state. -.
That out OF the sum appropriated for
the support ofthe navy for the year 1906,
The sunn OF 3i2.S7o dollars has been paid
Tor extra expenses, not contemplated i'm
my estimate Tor tina. year. Statement.
A gives view of those expenses.
The sum of 2ST $50 dollars has more.
over, been paid out of the money appro-
priated Tor the support Of the navy, for
the year 1905, FOR expenses incurred dur.
ing the year 1904, by the squadron fitted
Out under the act, entitled f" An act fur
therSo protect the commerce and searnen
of The Ueited States agains, the Barbary
powers" and by commodore PEBBLE in
his preparatory arrangements for attack
ing Tripoli. With respect 10 these last
mentioned expenses il may be proper to
observe that there existed al the time they
were Incurred, an adequate appropriation.
made by the act under which they
we're authorised, to pay them, if
payment had been necessary during
the year 1904; but it was not neces.
sary 10 pay them until the year 1905 and
as NE appropriation made by the act a.
Dove referred 10, was not, agrecably to
the treasury construction, subject to my
| order, a. the time that pa yment of these
expenses was required, they were paid
our OF the money appropriated for The sup
port OF fhc navy for the year 1905.
From the preceding statements 1t ap.
pears ihat-ihe following sums have been
pad out OF the money appropriated for
The support of the navy. for The year 1905
Tor expenses not contemplated in my es..
innate for That year, viz.
Forextra expenses incurred dur.
ing the year 1905, as per
statement A., s1e. s7o
For expenses incurred DUNG the
year 1904, explained above, as7 1880
~ ---->
Constituting total OF, dolls. soo.o oo
--------s
Which is The existing dsfici-
eney, respectfully submitted,
ROBERT SMITH.
TIE honorable the
President Of fhe Senate.
(A)
Estimate of the erfra e.E1acnses of f1e nor,,,
department, iHerred during the vea,s
1905.
For vessels and gun-boats, csp-
tured and put into commissi-
on IN the Mediterranean, nv
the Commanding officer, "a ooa
For building the two vessels of
war, authorised by the aet,
Pntifi.d
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DOLLARS

For vessels and gun-boats, CAB.
tured and put into commissi-
on 10 the Mediterranean, by
the Commanding officer,
For building the two vessels of
war, authorised by the act,
entitled, An aei further TO
protea the commerce s. sea-
ren OF the U. States, against
the Bsrbary powers" by
which ACT an adequate appro.
PtIatIon was made, but which
appropriation was no, subject
TO my order after the close Of
the year 1904,
For expenditures under the re-,
solution Of Congress, of the
2I'h November, 1904, voting
sword 10 captain Decatur,
and two months extra paw 10
each OF the officers of The
kelch Intrepid, for which no
appropriation was made,
For expenditures under the re.
solution Of Congress, of the
Sd OF March, 1905, vol,nc a
medslto commodore PrebIg, a
sword to each ofthe commits
stoned officers and midsbjp-
men, who distinguished them
selves 10 The attacks against
IrIpoli, ard one months ex-
ira pay 10 each of the petty
ofhesrs, seamen, and marines,
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essRfa@-s.
NORFOLK, So. o..

a-a- NORFOLK, S.7:.ot.
respectable commercial houle in this plac. has M
hteiy favored us with the following interenng ez-
traa OF q letter from its correspondent, dated
"Loason July 80, 1905.
Il decifion has lately taken place before the
lords OF appeal here, which may be very inter
citing to you to be acquainted with, MS material
ly affecting the trade of Americans, and indeed
OF other neutrals With French and StaauiO, Colo
MES, particularly in fbe WeR-Indes-In tn,
cafe alluded to, it was laid down as principle
by their lordihips, that the neutral has no right
to bring cargo from our enemy's COLONY To our
enemy's port IN Europe in the fame bottom. all
though iuch cargo ihould he landed in America
and the duties paid upon it there, which was ac.
tually done with the cargo in queRioH. 1t NAV
therefore be now cOnhdered, that our admiralty
court has determined rigidIy to enforce the doc
tnne, and that in future it will be necehary in
orderto fecure the neutrality Of property 1bip-
ped under fuch circumstances TO Law il down in
America and re-ihip it by another veiIel for Eu-
rope, for you will obferve, that whila the cargo
and vciiel continue The fame, the principles laid
down continues in all its force, and the court
would feel jutihed in referring continuity OF
the voyage. Whereas byre-Iiipping in auotker
Vehel' the voyage is completely changed, and a
new one commences. II is unc ertain whether
this principle viii be applied to the fe:tlements
OF the European powers Ia the Eaft-Indies,
which have hitherto been confidered diAina
from the co'c'He-, Ia, until its operation is
clearly a'ccrtancd. f'culd not adyife any Of
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FROM FRANCE.

BY Capt. BRADFORD, from Bowdeamx, we
have been favored with French papers to the ed
iof Auguf. go.
TALLEYRAND returned to Paris from Italy,
on the 10th of July. s., ..,,. +.
TIL. publication OF two Bordeamx papers has
been fnfpended by government, for FULFILLING
incorrect naval news..s .p
The two lsft Doges of Genoa, have been 0b-
pointed French Senators. a.- M ........ =,
LEBRuNis appointed Governor General Of
Genoa.-Abrial is appointed to organize-the TIA
liam Judiciary according to the Z" Napoleon
Code" J, IS. ~. 49,.
The number of INDECENT perfons affifted at
Paris, by the charitable int.utions, in the year
IL of the Republic, was es7os.-The populsti,
on OF Paris is feckoned at 5000, 900.
Bo( Pal
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ESt'06 IF ldfrr dntsd Tnnis, 1dp,H Ia, 1905.
iuns at tins moment exhibits fcene of mifery
ana dtreis (oecaioned by farnine) beyond any def
cription. The mountaineers feed on the few herb.
which the country affords, and many, as the only
means to uPport life, the purifying careafes Of
famihed animals The Greets are crowded with max
ed bedouins, rendered eroeious by defpair whole i'm
Fortunate eamOr' call for charity, and not only render
painful, blu; dangerous for chriftan to walk
out Thefe are not evils inflicted by Heaven, they
originate in the avarice and depotilm of the govern
ment and till eivil conniotion has rot reared her
fandard Our public affairs have been in 70 critical
ituation for ione time to render the decon Of
peace or war for one week certain"
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Daiatfic Jntrtiigrrte.
COLLEGIATE .HoNoRs.

At Cauvbri9gt, (Maf) forty feyen young gentlemen
received the degree of Bachelor Of Arts.
in the unverty Of 1vorB Carolina, four young gen
tlemen have been admitted to the fame degree.
In Coin0'Si1 College, IN. " the degree Of Bachelor
OF Arts has been conferred On twenty young gentle.
men, and the degree of Mater of Arts on two gen.
tlenen.
AT Dorf~onb College, he degree Of Bachelor oil
Arts has been conferred on thirty young gentlemen
and the degree Of Mater Of Arts on fourteen gentle
inen. The degree Of Doctor of Laws OH Hiifen
Pd'eyieH OF New Jerfey, ota Eazgdon Of New-Hamp-
ihire, ard Sfft5c7 r. BreS'.y Of Vermont.
The fame degree has been conferred on Baysaba,
B%7o~ OF Mahaehuieits' by tine collegsat Providence
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ax, which when he failed from tia. place, had only
81 men on board. and that during the time he wa.
OF board the Indian. which was one month, 1.-The re
were preii,i board tad hip Americans and Others
enough ton'.k: Up ls5nien;hat there were as many
as % inpre,led An'eritans while he on board /:
ana that me law as many thirty fcamsn projections
taken from Americans tore up before .heir ewes. am,
then oarnh'ng them and their country tco,'--that
when he left the Indian e had in tow the iip Ocean.
from England, that had been captured, lent in there,
tried and releafed; hut capt Auan fd thar he could
condemn her in Halifax, where he was bound . !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-27
COMBINED FLEET.

BY an arrival at Plymouth, from Bilboa, advi
ces ARE fiid to be received, informing, that Adj
miral CALDER was off Feyroi, on the I2th Au-
gut and had heard nothing of the combined
Heets iioce his engagement with them. IF this
news is correct, and that ALTO, which has been
received from L;fbon, ftatinc, that previou. 70
the 9TH Auguf, the combined French and Span
'ih fleets had left Vigo, they muft have proceed
ed in direction where they would he likely TO
fallin with Lord Melon, who was off Cape St.
V'ncents on the 2sth July aanding towards Fer
ro@ Boz Gas.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-27

On the frft of Auguft, general FIR David Bars.,
attended by his aids de camps, captains Tucker
and Gordon, fet ont from the St. Adams Hotel,
for Po'tfmopth, where lie is Immediately to en-.
bark with forne troops, which are to proceed
from thence to Cork, where fir David will take
the command of the troops which have been
collected there under fir Eyre Coete The OBJ
jeet of this expedition iSreportedt to be the Cape
of Good Hope.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-27
From THE True AMERICAN.

We have had fome alarm in the country
'a'cly, from report of the exifence of an ex-
tre'nely vcremous worm, whole bite is faid to be
mortal. This reptile is of the the fize of the DO.
'atoc worm, or rather fmaller, Of green colour,
and feeds exclu!ively on the I.ombardy Poplar
leaf-its fling and bite, have heard, have alrea-
dy caufed the death of two gentlemen, one in 3
hours, the other in 6, AS well as that of Cat,
expoied as an experiment, and who died in
three or four hours
QMry.-Have any, Naturalits or others heard
OF this worm! If 70, will they be good enough
to communicate it. -
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CONFINED FLEET.

BY an arrival at plymouth, from BiIhoa, adyices
are iad to be received informing that Admiral Cal
der was off Ferrol, on the 10Th Augufi; and had
heard nothing ofthe combined fleets fnce the engage
meDt with them. If this news be correct, and that
ALTO, which has been received from I.ifbon, fiatne,
that previous to the 9TH Auguf the combined French
and SPaniih fleet had left Vigo, they mutt have pro-
ceeded in direction where they would be likely
to fall "a with Lord Mellon, who was of Cape St.
Sneents on the 2Sth July fanding towards Ferrol.
IL.
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NAVY AFFAIRS.

We urdcrnand eonfdersbIe activity prevails in the
Navy Department OF the United States Orders we
believe have been given to puta Respectable force in
Rate Of preparation. We have hopes fpeeIily 10
hear the old nrufe Of the and the hammer in our
vicinity. We learn, that two Bomb-Xctehes, and
two t'ore guu boats building Newburyport and
Portland (B9fPaper.
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Erfr"7s from London papers Of TIE Cd and ITO
conf;n,bed -

Erfr"7s from Londoa papers Of the I'd and ito
continued.
We mentioned fome weeks ago an intention
on the part of France, to extend its northern
boundary We underNapd this plan had for its
object, to divide Holland with another power
the latter to have North Holland, Rotterdam in
Guided, and to this was to be added the whole
OF Hanover; Bonaparte to have South Holland
The Meufe to be the boundary between
them, but to belong to France.
A letter has been written to the Lords Of the
admiralty, complaining ofthe depredations COM
United on the Britih commerce by the enemy's
privateers cruizing of the coat Of America, the
following anfwer was yeferday returned to the
merchants by the fecretary of the admiralty:
Shaving laid before my Lords Commiihon-
ers or the admiralty, your letter of the 2od init
respecting the danger to which the Britifh COM
merce is expofed on the COATS of South Caroli-
ma and Georgia from the great number Of French
and Spaniih privateers cruifing there, am COM
manded by their Lordihips to acquant you,
that they have fent copy of your letter TO vice
admiral FIR Andrew Mitchell, and directed him
TO take the neceiIary meailres for the protection
OF the trade on that part of the coat. / am,
gentlemen, your very humble fervant,
Signed, OWN. MARsDEN,"
IT is confirmed that MARTIAL Lafnes is appoint
ed to command one of the divifons of the army
OF England; it is to be called the vanguard of
the expedition.
Admiral MifliefIy, who was faid to be in DIFF
grace, has reigned the command of the Roche
fort fquadron, on account of i'll health, and his
| luce for has already commenced his functions.
His excellehcy count Cobentzel, an,baflador
of his imperial Au0tian majcRy has returned to
Paris.
letter from Madrid, of the goth Of June
Rates, "his majefy has had an attack of an OPP
prefiion on his chef, to which he has long been
inbjett; but two bleedings, taken in time, re-
ieved him comfortably, and he is now perfectly
recovered. When the Prince of Peace was in
formed by the Queen of the Monarch's indfpo-
iition, his exceIlency went to the camp at A
ranjueZ."
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We underfand that the Prrie1,rnnee, from
Mar;/silies, after pafiing Gibraltar fell in with
frigate from that place, the commander of which
mentioned that the Combined Fleet put into
pigo after the battle with Ad. CALDER and
that four of their fhips of the line were milling.
OF CartbHges0, the Ptr/e7,eranee paned a
Brtiih iquadron Of four ailof the line.
Boz Pal.
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Galests 3naies.

We have received depof,ion, taken before Mr.
Coniul Hill, at Havana, OF two respectable Spanl
merchants, declaring thar the port Of Mantanzes, in
the land of Cuba, be port Of entry, ON the fame
footing as HAVANA and where neutral veliels are
admitted the fame as at Havana. Bottom paper.
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The profped of a rupture between France and
Rn4fa, will probably either caufs the long-threa-
tened expedition agsintt England to be difpatch-
ed immediately, or .he defgn to be abandoned
tor the prefent. The London editors fpeak cor
hden.ly of its having the firit effed. NApoLE-
ON, they fay, vainly HatterDg himfef with fuc-
ceis, calculates that the ;copquet of England,
will adult all differences on the continent |
'- -..,t.-,-1.-. III.
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NETWORK, September IS.

Capt. Lee, ofthe brig Suf1ex inform. us, that
as he was coming into Sandy Hook on Friday
he faw the Britiit friga.e Cleopatra bring to a
long deeply laden ihip, board her and ftand off
with her. He. fuppofes fhe was captured.
+. ,- 80 ~, : .. Rer. ddv.
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The brig Sally, capt. Burr, from New York,
for Kingftoa, Jamaica, WAS captured in fight of
Turks IilanG, by the Remmee, French privateer
tchooner, capt. Convia, and fent into Barracoa,
where ihewastripped or herfails, rigging, cables,
anchors. &c. &c. 10.
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Arrived the brig Decatur, capt. Jones, Of and
from Ps.h, (Msine). The ilecatur wasJnaled on the
5tb iDi. by wster fpou,, 4 Jays after ihe failed
im her came Gior named Oridley Lows, who de-
elsres that he be onged bingham that he was i'm
proGed FROM brig Hannah, OF Nev.buryporr,
capt. Wn. w ',o~e on board the Britih loop of
NJ Irt'ap, C7l.. Arpiu, about FIX weeks from Hal
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BY captain Hea, of the f',ip Hero, from Ma
deIra, we spe Informed. that on the ath Sept.
Mat. 40. long. So, he fpokr thc hip Enterprise,
Ehompfon, 90 day frem Bordeaux, for New
York, having been Captured off bong Hand, by
Britifh Hoop of war, having a prize mater.
crew on board, and bound for Halifax. To.
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at length be attempted. The Pen(ionary schn-
melpenninck, is gone to the Dutch Camp at
Zeift, to review the troops before they break up
for embarkation at Helvoet aad the Heller.
Ship-wrights and artfcers are rcrnovctlf from port
to port to complete The preparations in each.
Our Deal letter of this morning mentions, that
every thing is on the alert on the coat. From
two TO three hundred of the Boulogne fiotilla
have come into the outer roads in apparent rca-
dn,efs for failing.'
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Captain Burgess of the fhip Magnet from Lii
verpool, informs lis that nc was boarded on his
pafiage by,a Britiih frigate, and informed that
Lord Mellon had fallen in with French feet
and captured 5 fail of the line. NJ Patfr.
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From LONDON, sY1ly eH, j so5.

From LONDON, .s1uly pH,,l sos.
You will have heard of fome late deeifions in
prize eaues, and learn that this government Is rigid
~ enforcing the law of nations as to neu,rss inter-
iering in the Colonial trade of the enemy Voyages
from the enemy's colony mutt terminate in the neu-
trai countries to which the vefiels belongs. Goods
imported from fuch colonies, and defined for the e.
nemys countries in Europe, or from thefe countries
tor the colonies, mutt go on in the fame bottoms
ana there mutt not apnear any intention of ha-
wing imported them for fach defamation Under ex-
iitins regulations, vefes cannot come from the enc
my colonies 10 this country, for example, from Ha-
wanna TO Cowes" /dI,,, An
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BOSTON, September Is.

Bril6 Piracy osain We hear thar Capt. Doane.
late oil the brig Enoch, owned by Merx Bradhuries
of this town, arrived here yeRerday from, England
and informs that As fa Of American vefes had been
TENT in and detained in Englh ports previous to his
falling for America. De,,oera,.
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WASHINGTON, Sent. is.

1hr foHo70ing is an o5feiai .fntenemf Of SH fte
biNs draqun BY TIE american ,niai9er to atiE
~ the claims ndiuRed Under the LouiEana con-
7ention, UP to the Sd Of July, 1905 /; after
qvbicb, it rs probably, n EitlpepEon of further
drnaOing for a month suiH haze taken place,
oeUing TO tbe nbjsnee oftbe French miniRer OF
the 1rea/u,y, aobo had gone to Italy.
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rer,hasen on the scd July, captain I. was infcrm-
ed by rcipeSlable merchant Of the unfavorable
iffue OF Novoziltzoff's milton (; that the Ruff
ans had become extremely jealous ofthe French;
and that he thought It very probable declarati-
on of war would be Immediately made by Alex
ander aeainft Napoleon. Bottom Paper.
Capt. Cook. arrived ut New York, from Hu u,
informs, that on the 18th Aug. in lat. Al, a, long
IT, he was brought too and boarded by the
Tiger, of "A guns, in co. with IL fail of the line
of Lord MELONS, fleet. in purluit of the French
and Spaniih combined neet. ID.
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HOSTuErIFETs

The French and Spaniih combined fleets was
at Vigo, the e7th July. On the esth lord Nd
ion was off Cape Saint Vincents, Handing to the
northward. The dittance about 500 miles. vi
90 is psrt well calculated for feccnd exhibit
ton of the battle ofthe lft Augut, 1893. Had
the combined fleet tarried but a Mort time there,
we no doubf, ihould have had to record another
brilliant naval affair. But we learn, by captain
Coletworthyi from Lfbon, that previous to the
9TH Auguf, Information had been received, that
the feet had left Vigo. -;,N> TBeRon PAPER.
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Accounts from Genoa of the Esd of June, fay,
I" yeiterday morning the prnceis Eliza, and other
diitinguiihed Perionages, went on board the Pomo-
ma commanded by Jerome Bonaparte. They were
ia.n,ed on their arrival and departure by double
dicharge OF artillery Jerome is reeonciled to the
Emperor his brother.
The Tinee!s Eliza exerted herfcf very much to
erect TINS reconciliation. Jerome, according TO re-
port, will ihorty be made archduke of Genoa
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Lord NELSON'S feet was fpoken Ausuft I !,
in lat. IL, Ion. Il, ihort ditance to the fouth-
ward and w.award of YIso; probably bound
for that place. ID.