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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-28
FALMourH, lIam.l Oct %.
Deut o. 20.

The. ship Experiment sailed from this
norton Sunday morning, for Montego Bay,
to take in part Of her cargo for New York
ataP. NJ, when about six miles to leeward
of the harbor, sloop privateer was OBJ
served in chase Of hereunder Spanish colors,
1 gaining upor, her 80 fast that captain Mon-
cref finding il impossible to escape, hoist
\ ed his American colors and hove TO, SO near
the shore that we could see the boat from
the privateer full of men, board and take
possession of her; after which they made
all sail TO the uorthward, the privateer keep
Ing ahead ltstle to windward of the Ex-
pertinent. At this time there was ship
in sight, coming down before the wind,
directly for this porn, and which fortu-
nately proved TO be his najesty's sloop
s Wolf; the signal was made at the north
battery for an enemy TO leeward, was an
swered by her, and all sail Immediately
made after the ship and privateer at this
time he enemy had not beeen II possessi-
on of the Experiment. more than fifteen
mlnuses. We have the plesure TO state
thatthe man ofwar was soon up with that
snip. resook her, with ten ofthe privaieers-
nenen board after which che chased the
privateer on. shore, little to leeward or
Little River. where she is reported to have
gone 20 pieces, and the remainder OF her
crew taken prisoners and marched TO Mon.
iego Bay. This mauraudtr had been out
from Cuba only three days aud taken nos
thing.
8 The Wolf conveyed the Experiment into
port yesterday.
Ills honor the lieutenant governor has
been pleased to issue his proclamation,
bearing date the 18th October, permitting
ahtilthe sosh Of June next, the free M
portation OF sheep. hogs ,poultry, small AID
i've stock of all kinds. fruit ali sous of fish,
hour, corr, corn.meal, bread, rice, peas,
beans and lumber of every description, in
vessels belonging to neutral and other
ssases 10 amisy with Great Britain.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-28

Mr. Eaton; Lut he coud not reconcile Il 10 lhiis
mind, that the tskrg of fuch pace OF Dcsago
in which about dozen Aasefi ans aliited, WIT
thy of the high AMI honorable rewsfd o. Gesi
Medal. He obletyed that lach gsWa:as gsIe o.
~ voted on the mott important occaGsns, md ne
mentioned iuck ansinilanef as the capture OF York
Town.
Mr.. J. Randolph, concuned with the laf
Ffpeaker. He too was OF oplnion that the reward
lfiouid be N PROPORTION to the eryces rendered.
He did not prrionally know the gentleman in
eucGion, but he thought that lie would be better
igrati6ed by vote OF thanks. He did not think,
This cafe, whe;e god medal houla be voted.
Three times only, DUNG the revolutionary war
with Great Britain, this had bea, done. Oace
on accohns Of the Victory Of Saratoga; icceni
time on the capture Of the Esglih army unterS
sLerd C4rEwaiiis; and again, on thar mof i'm
pettant ADD iab!lmc occason, the refSlation Of
the commander in Chief Of has comnion 70 Con.
s,.eis, on a gofious peace. 1hete is, consinss
cd MIR. Raudolph, Batbo, in politics, as well
as in postfy, AID 10 both we may 80 too ts..
Shall we in this ihltance PATS vote fmiar TO
thar on thofe gseat locations for .ncic sea5se,
between an haodfai Of Americans, and parcel
OF halt naked barbsriansi The exprtnon ef the
unanimous vote OF thanks from the tIeuic, would
|be ilpaght be more iatis aetory, than the re.
ward new 10 concentration: and would flisy Re.
muneratc the gentleman for hisfesviee'.
This interesting debate will DC continued,
bnt the time at pseent, VIII otaov more, pre-
vioIs to the departure Of the mall
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-28
9larsaorfa I3aiIp aonsstlser.
SATURDAY, DEGEMBER 90.

On Monday last IN the house OF Repre-
sensanses otthe United States, Mr.. Daw-
son. brought forward the resolution, which
N substance, follow.
1s'. Feat 10000 dollars BE appropri-
sssa 'oths better security of posts. harbors,
q, hat 100000 dollars be appropri.
a'sa lor ne building of gun boats.
.,s "a. mat 10000 dollars be appropri-
sses' @ Inc building of SIX liue OF battle
hsssrred to the committs Of the whole
On s.ls stale of the union,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-28
TspoMLONDoN, Oct. i5-25.
ELoncludcd.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

The ultimate fate of the affairs OF the coat, !
nent, . not the very COMMENCEMENT OF the wal
i,(eif, is thought BY our aeepea poli'iflans, 70
depcqd much upon the tcnPer, and deagns o
the King Of Prufka, as nlsntloned 10 tar eafis
part of this letter. Il is likely 'o fas IN nnden
Handing with the penty eontefofast'l powers
aud win declare himfstf az the proper -
One of III. mott efeGfual bars thateoala skef os.
thrown acrofs the boendi8s plans o. BaenaPsI :.
would be tosetsSt pntiia into itRte otlhF iisi-
rank, in The icala Of nasiopsr by putting sRaf
.power,into tlls p6aeaTon os Holland, 400 siR.ao
Ycr nor you'd Eaf9pe have aty ta.sls % 'eaf
srom sdch % arrangement = Wol3.i ~ =. s !"
hha5 safe be taS lRtefets OF Eiia3 ~" @h"u~s,
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Freight Wanted.
P u B L C S "A L E.

By yirt4e of'6. Decree Of ths Superior
Coart Of Cbanee,~, beG IL the .eiy of Rieh-
moad, the 5tb of OEobe, 1905.
T,HE Subscribers will expofe to SALE to the
4 highca bidder, on the hrf Monday in
March next, being Prince William court day,
at Gr0,qe k,il!iau': Tave,r, In the. town eff
Dumfiies at three O'Clock, on credit of OK
months a TRACT OF LAND in the faid
county OF Prince William, diitant frera the town
Of Dumffies thereunto FIX miles, laying on the
ezf fde Of the main mountain road. bounded
thereby, and include, Powell's run. 1t is laid
TO contain iix bundrea and eighty FIVE acres, with
feyerals sehements thereon, and is part Of tie
Tract of JOHN BERGMAN, dseeeltS, which
was by him conveyed to RICHARD GRAHaM,
and is now dccreed TO be fold to fa,isty Mos-
gage thereon. if the money be not paid by the
twenty fifth day Of next month
Alsxdgdey Henderson,
John Gilsa,
7ahn Linton.
Da"l',ss' 1 NsTsHss' 1D.e. 49,, ,wss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-28

what aa sns1ss aaF Only this
bib rsspes e. make il not a topic Of con- 2,
Eould - c 9I;nsrd against placing your &c
srsation. ase,s and armies; be'peacea,,
bendsnss o. In = words and actions and
yoaf he Father Of the universe lnas %, @
ray g s sns the spirit Of reconciliation
would PATS PATS Of his erring and consendras
Ecreatures. n.o,e and pursue it. Ye
f, allied to love. Q that sne sna s.ss :.
Are cali - snm;,y might be eradicated from
germ = olasors |! And verify there IS 2 soil
ss N;,.cannos live; but naturally witti-
jdies. This soil IS Christian !. f !.
E state highly becoming and lfdls-
s. for being who depends conslnu-
psasa .s S,bs fayosr os his Lord; state IN
any af ali others he can most acceptably
vn ls,, his presence and a state which
api rl conducts frail man to love ana n.
na. ssaassiop, for the companions OF ms
COMP T. and poverty YET his fellow-parsakers
lIs. ~ offered riches of the Gospel.
o. , ~ friends. we believe that me Lords
.dn.s, is still towards his people; and
e., his language 10 them yesrenains to be
lie. ~, 70 that, which of old was conveyed
: s,,' he prophet, /" 0 shasshere were such
~. 49, n them that they would fear me, ard
, nv, NV commandments always; that t
s S;;lbt be well with them, and their CALI
: s 10 and on behalf Of the meeting,
} by JOSEPH aGURNEY,
Clsrk Of the Meeting thisi Tear.
se.ipc a sufficient number Of the ePis-.
.l.s which from time TO time this meeting
3. concerned TO issue, is printed for every
family ia the society tohave them, It ispar-
t;sulariyFequested ihssthesc eplssies maybe
.osidly read at some convenient time or
,;;mes. IN each family collected together
fN. B.-This Note not 70 be read in
Meetings.]
i Ran. Oiii;. IS, s7~-se.
I Dsut.v. 80.
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LsverboM Sa!tt-A aoat.

900 hhds. coarfe Liverpool SALT,
On hoard The Jfbooaey Fuvoarite at La4Ure/aa's
ev6a,f, and rIalt by
Lawraloa g Fowle;
Wbo beve a5e reeeiOed By y/aid Jf5souerfrem
Befon,
90 6b!s. New England Rum,
bids. Molafes, Z,
90 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
20 do. Ffefh Chocolate,
70 DO. Bea HAY anna Sugars,
bales Burtooa sGurfahs,
50 bolts Fifa Quality Rulia Duck,
sooo lbs. Sheet Lad.
ON HAND,
50 chefs Young Hyfon and Hyaon Skin Teas
100 bolts heavy Ravens Duck, hyperion in qua
lily to Engni,
40 do. light Ravens,
40 barrels Turpentine.
A QUANTITY OF
BakimoYe Betloaa GUN-POWD Err.
December IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-20
NETWORK. November IS.

While the powers of Europe appear to
be on the eve Of a sangninarv war, our own
peaceful country seems TO have also the
prospect of LAYING aside the olive. She has
been long injuriously treated by the prnci.
pal maritime states Of that quarter, and ag-
gravated insult can scarcely be supposed
never to meet any thing more than verbal
eensure and frui.less complaint. The iea-
ioas folks of Spain. lately the possessors of
the delightful regions of Louisiana, don't
appear satisfied somehow or other, and snap
and snarl good deal at our American land
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-20
Nov. TO-

Letters by the Hannah from New Or
leans, are to the Goth ult. They continue
TO state several occurrences which lead to
snppositiou, that state of tranquility cam
cot be long maintained. The marquis De
CASA Calvo had left New Orleans for Ma
chitoches, which occasioned various con-
lectures. 1t was very confidently asserted.
that very considerable body of cavalry had
arrived Oh the western frontier, either With
view of crossing ,hence to the Florlda''
or to remain there ready for any sudden e
mergency. The rigatc Pomona had ar
rived at Pensacola, and landed 400 msn'
These circumstances it is added, very na'
turally awaken in US, strong apprshersIon'
of the continuance of peace.
LPA. pab,]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-20

jobbers, Who most sssuredly p.e.r d.
nor any body not the least harm. And q,
any rate, whatever they may think of ,bey
bargain and Its consequences, il is unceos
fous and unjust to make the individual, A
a country suffer for the speculasions Of id
cabinet. If this sulky nalion is dissatisfied
Gas is doubtless the casey let the truth ba
candldly set forth; and then an opinion cad
be promptly formed what measures shoald|
be pursu ed to satisfy reasonable claims al
punish mpertinent or unjusti6able ores.
The board of health Of this city havsl
published a lengthy report, relative 10 til
hrst appearance, progress, and extinction
OF the late epidemic. As many parts Of
this report is unimportant, we shall give
but the following extracts from il:
Prom the commencement to the final
extinction of the late prevailing disease COO
cases of the malignant fever have been re-.
ported to the board. 262 deaths, as pub.
lished in the daily bulletins, including those
that happened since their discontinuancs,
have occurred. So patients, moreover,
we're sent to the marine hospital, 2S Of
whom died Of malignant fever.
The total number of patients admitted
into Bellevue Hospital was one hundred and
seventy fVe, one hundred and f5rtg. nine Of
which were eases of the malignant fever,
and twenty six of other diseases. The to.
tai number of deaths at the Hospital which
were included 10 the bulletins, was sixth
nine. Fifty tzOo Of which were by nalig.
naui fever, and the remaining seventeen by
Other naladies. The ratio OF recoveries
from malignan, fever is very nearly two
thirds, which, considering that very large
proportion OF the patients were received mi
the last stages of disease and many of them
in the very agonies of death, rejects the
highest credit on the practice of the visiting
and resident physicians of that establish.
ment.
I" To alleviate as far as possible the mise.
ries of the INDECENT, deprived Of all re.
source for their daily support BY the gene.
ral abandonment of the city, the doors of
the Alms-House were opened and ratIons
! issued to sixteen hundred and f0rty families.
An ASYLUM was erected on the public
grounds adjoining Bellevue gate, for the
reception of such poor families az the
board Judged it expedient to remove from
the seat of disease. Every accommodate.
! on was afforded to one hundred and fifty
persons, men, women, and children, who
were maintained by the public bounty"
These various objects, combined with
the augmentation OF the city watch, neces'
sarly involved the board in an exPendl'
turc of tsOenty foe thousand a0llars."
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no RENT,

The Houfe have juit left, on Roy
al.ereet. The central ftuation of this property
il highly intereniug to man OF buftnefs. The
ter ms will be made known upon applieatioR to
the fubfcriber. lV7H WISE.
November IL. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-20
Extract ofa letter, dated
aS.W. POINT, (TenneGee)

"S.W. POINT, (TenueAee) o. Tc'
A treaty was concluded, two days ago.
with the Cherokees at Tellieo, near this
place. The Indians have relinquished their
right 10 the lands between here and Nash
vile, extending as far down the Tennessee
river, as the mouth Of Higtwassee. This
is grand acquisition to this state"
There is a rumcr that the emperor Bonsparts
has INSIDE propoEtisas towards general peace
OF 70 liberal kias as t, be likely 50 obtsis the
moa ferrous attention Of the csurt OF Viensa.---
Among other things it is faid, that he hs' pro-
pafcd TO grant his kipsdon Of Italy to LOUIS
XVuI!i!! Lsslss fHb']
Captain Croker, in the e,p Nancy. OF hos'
ton, on his pagage from Europe to Canton, mar a.
a new di!csvery Of an illand lying on tbs fsS'A'
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a!eranorta Dadp aubertfser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.

Co Mr.. DAVIS preleats his re-
fpeets TO the parents of his pupils, IN.
forms. thea that an Examination will
commence Tomorrow at &c O'Clock:
and folicits their attendance.
Nov. 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-20

In Yesterdays paper we mentioned tie
captare of the British ship Esther the ar
rival, yesterday morning, of the pllo. boat
Delight, with the mangled remains OF that
gallant but unfortunate ships crew, has fur
nished us with the particulars of the action,
and Of the base and brutal massacre which
followed it. The leading facts are detailed
In the the following
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28
FSoM PARIS GAZETTE, February OF.
a QUESTION OF IuRIspRr,nrz-cp

"A foreigner can he Purfue before the tribunal,
OF france arother foreigner, to oblige him to fulfil
the ttiPuIations of a contract made in Fan. 49,
winch ought to be executed in France ?" The G~g
iection Of the court of appeal, fitting a, paris in ~
negatively 1'e-''o''
Mr.: Montfiorence citizen of the United States oe
America, brought iut aganft Mr.. sknvv;,b co,,
nercial agent of the United States and cit;ve, IS
the iad States. This 1u Rad for it's obie tbc s,c.
cution OF agreement iublcribed by each party, a, pa
RS tor operations which could only take place az pa
ris II was brought before the tribunal of eonn,.r~o
OF Paris; Mr.. Skipwith refufed 70 aeknoyledTa
the jurdiction of the tribunal, and demanded .b-,
II mould be renanded before the tribunals of the u
nited States; the tribunal quafhed his plea. and Me-
okiPwith having appealed from the Judgment he
was affirmed in his appeal by the court IF appe,I,
As the tribunals Of the United States take NO coon;
zance of actions brought agAinh an ablent petion.
when the abientee is in foreign country on a mf.
lion IRON his government, all the commercial acer,s
OF the United States in France by the above dec;Go
are ieeured fom all flts brought by their fellow.
citizens as long as they relde in France.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28

your petitioners @re tecply anxious at tits mo.
ment, that msaipre fiiould be accomp.ia,rJ
which will annihiate the principle of religions
majefy's fuhie6ts in an cnthrS,a;- de,,,c. 80 -
liftcd. oee" e""o-
Your petitioners therefore, moft humbly pre-
iume to expreis their earnet bu, refpcttf,l
hope, that this honorable houfe will. in ;,s
wiidom and hheraty, deem the feveral fs,utrs
now IN force againit them, no longer neceiIarv
10 , ne retained, and that his maieGys loyal and
dut'iui iubJects projecting the Roman Cathol;r
Religion may be effettually relieved from the %.
Perat,on or thoie tatutes, and that 70 thew NAV
DC reit1red to the full enjoyment of the benefits
OF the britifh contribution, and to every indnrr.
ment OF attachment to that conftitution e,,,,,,,,
and in common with their fellow f,b;e4s
throughout the Britih empire.
And your petitioners win ever pray, Sc.
After tome debate relative to the time for the
d'fcuilion of the petition, the 9th of Nav was
fixed on. 10y ""S
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28
F,o~ hr Loadoa A1e,aiaS Cbyoniel,.
IMPRISONMENT or Mn. TODD IONIC


The Gale OF Mr. Todd Jones, who mas been r.
long detained in pnfon, without any CHARGE n,ade a.
CAN'T him, notwithstanding his repeated applications
,ol uial' n'twEhitanding even of an implied ac-
acknowledgement Of his innocence, deferves the rsr,cr
lar attention Of every man who values the PRINCIPLES
OF the Britiih contribution. Upon the pefedent Of
Mr. JoneSs cafe every gentleman in Ireland en;oys
le o'enng o. PeFonai liberty merely at the peaiure
oi the government In proportion as the reorle ~
Ireland are removed from the fca: of government, e
as they are epara:ed from The fympathies and f'sl-
ing: oi the people Of England, is It incumbent on
thoie who are deirous that the nqiog niould he ,J
70 turn the attention Of parsmcr, to tranGAops
like this and to 'he~ that the eglatre If his conn
try ispaterual aud protective towards AN who are re-
Prelen'ed in 1t. We fneerely hope that the treat
nent experienced by Mr.. tones viii be made the 6,b-
jet 81 enquiry IN parliament We win indeed !,
could have preceded the fuipenfon Of he habeas cor
pus a9
MIR Jones las tent the following circular letter e.
members oip7fauent. aud it fhold i.kewife be made
Lsown to tls ruFlc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28
european S!iteiiigente.
BOSTON, May Ia.
FROM FRANCE.

fEOM fKANCE.
sy the arrival Of riie brig Orlando, Captain Cotte,
yeiteriay, in IS days from Morlax, we have been
fiVonred with Gle Of the Jownal d4 Commerce to
the 8Oth Of March, Paris dates.
W. find the whole attention Of Preuohmen again
occupied with another event ofglory, which fortly
awaits their 6ioved Emperor. The Cardinal Fcseb
and VI. De Segur, Grand Mater Of Ceremonies, had
departed for Milan, their roate to attend h. CO.
ronation Of Bonaparte as
KING OF ITALY!
The TriSunate had refoycd, on the motion Of their
Prcident, 70 wait upon the Emperor in their corpo-
rate capacity to ieloi,ate his MajeRy, on the gor-
ous location.
In General Orders, dated on board +" TIE Lm6e,ial
foiiIa oi Bopiog7e" the 22d Of March, Admiral La
croft announces TO the fquaJron his appointment 70
iIcceed Admiral E,sis, who died on The 9TH of Fe-
-biuary.
Capt cot.le Informs thar previous to bis falling,
Fleet of ~ .i rad put 10 lea from Brea, but on
diieovcnuS on lHgiih iqusiren, they--eKruRxED
70 roar.
Vcry 'elt 81 r-I, i,fdJ in the hteR papers, re-
ifo''"s ilS'aid Of war. Rfaory
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28
PARIS, March o..

The emperor has announced to the tnesen,
branches of the governments, his ele eion rs k,>G on
ITALY ana they have waited upon HIM with ad
drelles of fclicdtor. The emperor has a,! lued
decree appointing the esd ct MAY FOR his coronation
at Milan. The ttcren, public bodies in addreihng
Napoleon I, row lyle him Emperor and King
On Sunday ialt Prince Napoleon Louis hap
tiled. After which fpiendid dinner was given to tn.
royal family, nobility, &c. &c.
Frejus, the place where the emperor landed his
return from Egypt is be transformed into very
| handfome port.
March 2s.--Yefterday the tribunate i'll body wait
ed ON the emperor, and fclictated him the reef
tabliAm=nt of monarchy in Italy.
March 29-Cardinal Fetch, and NJ. de Segur,
grand mater ot ceremonies have fet off for Milan
We hear that the hrh Chamberlain of the Emperor,
who IS to convey to Milan the ornaments necejiary
athe coronation Of the king of Italy, has alto left Pa
| ris on his way thther.
The Ruflians continue to fend troops Corfu and
| the adjacent lands
The amulenient of bull batting has been abolhed
in Spain.
Thirteen or fourteen houfes have lately been def
troyed by fire in the commune of Crillon, aud van
quantities of grain and hay have been confirmed.
| HANOVER, March 10.
BY futden rife of the waters of the Elbe 90 viii
lagos have been inundated and vait damage has been
fuiIered. The n,iery of the poor inhabitants defes
| MADRID, 1iareb 5.
\ Two hundred and fifty letters of marque have
been delivered againf the Engliih, different Spa
Min ports.
| HAGUE Nare5 %.
Nevp BafsVian Coajqitufion.-The Legislative
Body afembled to-day in Committee of the whole
IN order to hear the reading of the reports of two
commions, charged with the examination of the pro-
petition OF the government of fate relative to the
project of the New Contribution, and of that concern
ing the rafting of three of the mpoition of the
9th July, 1904 Upon the fri poin. the committee
of opinion, that the triple propoition ought to be
fAneioned, which propoies, irR, to ibmit the pro-
poed contribution to the acceptance the rejection
OF the BataSan people; 2dly propofe to them the
eventual nomination of M. J. R Schn,n,elpenninck
as firit penionary Councillor sdly that both theie
proportions fhould be conformabe to the principles
of the Justification of the 1ah September 1901. The
conlmiiloners have been led to adopt this opinion,
principally from the reafons detailed in the nleiIage
OF the government of fate, which require change
in our preent focal compact. After developing the
reaons, which deduced from the internal as well
as external iituation of the Republic the commfon
declares that thefe considerations have produced in
their minds unanimous conviction that in the a6
al ituation of public affairs, the exiting inftutons
are no longer adequate infure the happinels Of
the people, the fole OBJ iea of the focai compact.
Letters received from Spain fate that apprehenli-
ons were entertained of delcent by the Britih on
Ferrol-and that troops arriving from the inte-
rior at that place. ~ I. Mr. ARv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28

Letters received from Spain fate, that apprehenG-
ons were entertained of delcent by the Britifh on
Ferroi-and that troops arriving from the nte-
rior at that place NJ. I. Mtr AAu.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28

This IS the preamble Of the Irif aatute Of 77s,
when the relaxation commenced.
This eomprehends the very word; Of bis naief.
~ coronation oath.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28
HANnvrR. March I6,

BY iudden rife of the waters of the Elbe, 90 viii
lagos have been inundated, and Wait damage has been
fuiIered. The mery Of the poor inhabitants deiies
Description.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-05-28
MADRID, Mareb S.

MADRID, lNareb 5.
Two hundred and fifty letters of margue have
been delivered aganG the Engiih, different Spa
Min ports.