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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-06
WILLIAM OXLE Y

Wv = IL IA - = AVA ~
HAS ON HAND,
Eybics be .v;N d5pslt IF on ttrms aaDAntast'S'
to The surcbaJtv; far ees' or n'fts'
The following Articles, VIZ.
sup:hrne and iecond cloths
Kerfeyn.res snd iwan&own'
Besrikins and frarnonghss
Durap,s and caIl,mancoes
Bo,rbazcts and wildborcs
Common and boil'd camblct,
Sils, cotton, and worried hoaery
Enr,iih extra long elk gloves
Silk twia and thread
Diaper snd common tapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed nIarieilles
Lacss, edgipgs and gimps
EI.raas black and white lace wells
Patent Go. 90:
Satin p.elong and fix handksrcflet'
~, o.s, and ca Cambrlck mullins
India Jaconet dc.
Fustians, backram, &c. &c.
ALSO,
A few bales of Negro Cadd;cs, and one trunk
elk and cotton filings.
January 7.
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~ Adventures in Lottery NO
4, for the Ere0uyagtment Of L'tt'af2rr' may
know the fate Of their Tickets, on sppiicae ="
60 tn. Printer, ard paying IL and hsif cents i0'
..ch ecker. July IS.
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e,,.,sr. cloths end co!ourcd cambriciyJ
c,s;n.r.s. Dimities,
eo s.,.,'' e,f5aeres. 81 %, cambrick
Win. and coouree mullins,
isans, nan,ieens ard lnc!s. DOCK jacoh..
iufisrs. ana e'"'i null nu'-
tonc and (hort nan. Inns,
keen., Ho'o,ao1 am ''o h":.,.
Blse do. red hriPea e'3Ao'ieN
White and colou'ed oiHo'
ma,f.;iIe,, Lace,
va;frea,nr. 6.4, Lace fhawls,
A. 7-S, Ifilh lin. Long dn'o'
mems. long lawns, Super brocaaes 90. 81.
"A 7-S, Shifting cot hnsnh ana f'e'ch niA
ron gloves.
It'd, nd Flinders fleet. Kid ditto,
;nr RE mic mitts,
pla,t; ;' Englih fpIit Rraw boa.
Brittanias, 'eS,
Gil, cotton and thread handkcrchiefs,
LoG,rv. nafta.,
Di,n,r table cloths, Manmodie,,
Napkins, Gu1fah'' "c' "e'
Chlntz cslliooes snc
All Of which he has determined to
fell at the mott reduced prices.
May IS.
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On FRIDh hS@s,
n - Wilde fosd at the Vendae Stox,
'' r u NJ
y. and BIZ. FfsnGh Brandy in pipes,
~ p : pipe, and els:
| 'sl,ls.r r'a apl Apple Bandy ia bis.
|Ess,l i hha,. sisrcs' and bis.
= :: !, e, g, s s:;i '''s'-''
/ a ,1Gs, al kegs, boss. aud jars
H., i legs and fails,
49,, Ware in crates,
/ gSaoIIIUjsEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
a Variety Of DRY GOODS
among which are
|cIotb,. Coatings, Keriemefes,
u. Plains, Kerfeys, Negro Costons,
|S.1u EIafick., blue Friszss,
\ s''|.',.os., RuHtl:, Yarn Stockings,
4 C5iors and csllicoes,
\ FRA Liaeui, Silsha DO.
|N,,burc, and Tick!ea5urgs,
Wr;a sna Muslin Handkerchief,
EI,an Mu,Iiss and Table Ciotlless
|Randaaus Handkcrchiefs,
|caosra Threads, Hats and 'rndfy oshsr
|tciai y. an,
|. Ps'', q 6, N : Are -,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
d USSELL 81 WALLACE bare removed to
n TIE fore yfernsrlg ocenpied By Mr.. Henry
A0e'"J' sSz,err try ks7,e for 1ale Geae,al -f5-
tortassst Of GROCERIES,: Dig -
Loaf and BrO1vr Sugar,
Real Cog1iac BRANDY,
Itea India and Mezv- England Ram,
Holland Gin, E'biRty,
Sherry and Malaga Zine,
3ioia9e5, Points, Oil,
Square and Fiaf Loa,
(.rt and Plain 7am5leys BY tie Rra4v,
aoms Hyon and Lo,aeriai Tea,
-lfHilD9, Sat Petrr and Pimenfo,
Indigo, Bhaek Ptbper,
LooSe @nd Sack Sat,
Butter BY tic fykin and retail.
n fs7o barrels Pbiladei,bia to,,te,,--ani qviN
rfeeige per the lfboo~er Riebmond Packet, io,ne
eFcsl'fEt I'bHadsl85ia beer all efzvbicb tiny
sviH 4tl6eis Of at a moderate price.
~. y. II .jtzV bacon hams far sale april rs
H60Vs. Nep=m6er IL. It.aI
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II ME Subluiber purpofe, praefifug the Law il
all the Courts holden in the city of Richmond ;
aiio IN the County Courts of King William and Han
ever: wherein any buGns!. eonfided to him, ihall
meet with prompt attention
ANDREW STEVENSON.
Nov. i2. 4t '~.rt
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November g.
DISTRICT or VIRCINJl4, to qvit :

y i it remembered, that on the Gevenh day of No
~ venber, in the thrJieth year of the lndspen-
dence OF the United States Of America, Charles De-
boon, OF the iaid dhrt hath dcpoGed in this Office
the tie o! Map, the right whereof he claims au-
thor 10 the words following, to wit a view Of
" Commodore Prcble's Squadron, whila engaging the
|" gunboats ard forts Of Tripo on the Sd Of Auzul,
|" l8oi when they captured three of the Tripohtan
boats and greatly damaged the Baihaw's forifca-
tons" In conformity the aa Of the Congress of
the United States, intituled " An a9 for the encou-
ragement OF earning Ivy lecuring the copies Of Maps
Charts, aud books to the authors and propricors OF
iuoh copies during the times therein mentioned
ny WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Chrf IF i5r DfriH q fl5cieia
November Q.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Tuelday the 18th day OF December next, will BE.
offered for lale TO the highelt bidder, Z, the late
dwelling houle of Col William Peaohey, deecafed.
in Richmond county
4. LII the NEGROES belonging to faii ehate, con-
i - fitting OF Men, Women, Boy, and Girls The
fale will commence at ii o'clock, and terms OF fale
made known on the day ofiaie.
JOHN NICHOLSON, ada,'r.
Nov IL. epl6D
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FIFE DOLLARS REWAPD.

CTRAYED or tolen from my paflnrc two or three
" weeks pah, valuable PLOUGH HORSE. He
'sof bay color, furdy and well fet, has large bo-
dy, ari one Of his eyes believe his right) has been
INJURED by a blow which divided his upper eye lid
and nas almoh il not entirely deprived him Of fight
IN that eye. RE has fwiich name and tail gal-
oPs, trots and PAGES, aud veud anfver as we'll for
the car; as for the plough. have forne reaion to
beueve ne was brought 10 Richmond sbou: the time
o Tie Fairfield Races, and either exchanged or fold
VII give Ire above reward, and pay 81 reafona-
DE ch'tges, 70 any perron VINO vii deliver him to
ne, anA will GIVE tven:y dollars for the detection
o. toe thief, Il he has been ftoler
v. B2OCKINIP OUCH,
Hanover, Oacber %. e.
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TO BE SOLD.

- Dc OOLD,
at Warren, IN Ab-'narfe county, on the 10th OF
December next
nNE hundred prime NEGROES, conl&ing of
" Men, Women, Boys and Girls. A credit of
one, two and three years will be allowed upon the
Purchaiefs giving bond and approved feeurity On
account of the ength of credit than ordinary at
Senaon will be paid to the fecurity that viii be re-
qu"sd
WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
Warren, November ~. It's
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NOTICE.

a Petition will be prelented to the General AZ
a iemb'y OF Virginia, at the FELTON,, praying
frat an al may pats to incorporate company for
tne purpeie OF c1iting Canal on the fouth fide of
the Falls Of James River, or otherwfe improving the
navig Of the river for the pafage Of Batteaux
and Aiio for the eitablihment OF Bank in the town
Of Manchester. Augun 49, (epmJ1
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IAND-Eoe 6 zTP

I the county OF Luuenburg lying within one mile
Il OF the Court-houie, on Conches creek this tra5t
CONTAINS ieven hundred and i;ity acres, hundred
aud fifty OF which is cleared comfortably improved!
Tor the accommodation Of family. This land is well
iaited 50 the cultivation of Tobacco, Corn and Wheat
a great bargain may be had in this land The
terms may be made known, by application to Major
Grief Green, of Nottosay who is duly authorized to
di2ois oiit, or tn, :ubfcrieg living the oreniis
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lnnenburg, Ausutt 2,----,cptf.
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PAINTS FOR SALE. cuFAP

PAINTS FOR SALE, CHEAP.
NJ iIIrE LEAD, dr. and ground in oil,
w Spanih Brown do do.
Yellow Ochre do. do
Veneeiin Red do. 90
Verdgrssic by the III iacl: or hundred weight.
Sp'rits Of iurpel,Gle,
COpai Varnh,
Tutpentine DO. &c. &c.
A coniiderabie quantity Of The abnve articles have
jrR come hand and a. the icaion for painting !.
Ia advanced, they will be fold below the curren,
price
Apply at the Apothecary Shop on thelower floor OF
the i3e.l-Tavern.
November !. (2aw2w)
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a IL Prr:ons having demand, againR the enlts
4 4 - Philip LudYsl' Grymes, Eq. late Of Br IN
rou, M'adleiet county, deceaied; are reqreGed to
forward them properly auther,ca,ed and thofe
Who Indebted 20 fsi6 eGats, are deiirei 70 make
inFnedoie payment to the Rev Henry HsHsrnan o!
the fail county who is fy authorized to fettie all
matters relative TO the eiate during my abfcues
SAMUEL w. sAYRE, Admir-.
Btsrslon, November D.
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GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA.

a. The Grand Lodge of Virginia will nee.
IN the Mafon's Hall in this city, at O'Clock in
the evening OF Monday the 9th day of Deem
Der next.
". Fl. EtzzvkyLsnn, g.
NOV. IL. IF
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DISTRICT OF YIRGINIA, u eyit:

II 1t remembered, that on the feventh day Of No
I'D ven,ber, in the shirtieth wear of the Indere,,-
dence of the United States of America, Charles De-
noon, OF the iaid dri, hath dspofted in this Office
the title of a Map, the right whereof he claims as
author in the words following, 70 wit: "A per
Pettive view OF the lois Of the United States Fri
gate Philadelphia in which rsprelented, her re-
iative petition to the Tripoitan gun boats when,
during their furious attacks upon her. he was una
bic to get Jingle gun to bear upon them" In con-
formity TO the act Of the Congress Of the United
States, mtituled An act for the encouragement of
leaning by lecurng the copies of Maps Charts and
books to the authors aid pIopretors of luch copies
during the times therein mentioned"
II. 81 " wa, !. Nv Az.
November g.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD,
% aPPrehend MN, fnall muatto fellow,
who runaway from the 18Th ultiro; he is
twenty-five or three years old but has a very young
appearance; he took with him ihort blue cloth coat
corduroy plntalooHs, and drab great coat; he is
very cunning artGtl icow his buiinefs has been
shat Of taking of nories and driving carriage
The above reward viii be paid ii lodged in jail
JOHN COLES.
Abemarie, Novembet !. (ep3wp1
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Mum Der So. |
R.cijfnonn Drieca Current.
NEIL MsCOULL

NEIL M'COULL
IT AS received, by the late arrivals from London
4 and Liverpool, his uual iupply of FALL u
WINTER GOODS.
October ,o2. t.
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Gucapean IataiIiWntr.
ORIGINAL REMARKS

THE PRESENT POLITICS OF EUROPE
FROM BELLS WEEKLY MESSENGER.
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SEPTEMBER L.

da engMry in.o TIE ef,.gs afwar 6.teYeen Ruj
ia AMI F,ancs
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VfESNA, Auguf 90.

NlkNNB, Huguit GO.
On the 26.h infant, The regiment OF infantry
OF the hrchduke Charles marched from Vierul
for Italy. The regiment of Prince Auerfoera +.
alto gone from hence to naly. The camp IF
Budweis, in Bohemia, is entirely broken w,
aud the regiments, hat were to 30 thiiher, have
now received orders 10 march TO the camp Of
Wells IN Upper Auara, which will amount to
90 or 10000 men. 1t is flid, that the Rmper.
or hlmielf, will as foon as circumstances may
require, repairto that camp, which is fuppofcd
to be intended for IN army oG reicrve.
The Archduke Charles is 10 be Commander
of the army in Italy, and the Archduke Jutn Of
that in the Tyr0l.--Tke Whole Aunrian force
for the protection Of tie frontiers is eGimaf,d
at two hundred thoufsnd men ocfi1es bomha,-
ders, iapers, and poHtonnicrs.
HANOVER, Sept. 81. Il vas confidently r.
ported here Yesterday after the arrival Of tn.
Italian pot, that hoarllilcs had astually con-.
rncnced between the Anfrjan and french ar
Tnies' Late occurrences fccm TO conn;enarce
The report, notwithstanding the pacifcation cf
/ his Corhcan MJehy, who is no doubt yer9
muchd'armeda, the threatening Of the Northern
/ Political Atm0ipherc.
| Letters from Vienna, ofthe fsth ait. un,u;-
mouily agree, that the preparations there ave
even greater than at any period Of the former
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VIEWS OF TRIYOLI

WiNlG5orfIy be PnbliE5ed, elegantly Engrap.d 81
Calonred, by SGJscri.6tion, on TIE ts!iozyiag
terms &:
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X Subscriptions received at the Enquirer Office
at the Stationary Store OF Mr. John Iumirey and at
the Book Stores OF Jacob Johnlou and VIM Prichard.
Nov s. IF
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r K IA L
OF JUDGE CHASE.

The frft volume is iuf received,
fer iaie by the iubierioer, at his book ,tore in
King hseet-Plice of the drit volume, bound
in boards, two deIiNrs--thofe who pu.chaie The
fsf, NUT faolcTioe ros ana engage TO rake the
lccord wh:n fln!!hea.
Bodor Recess New Cyclopedia; or
Universal Dictionary Of Arts and sciences, lis
expelled will be put to prefs in che conde of this
(ummer. The fi5fcriEsr, who is agent for the
pubiibers in Aexaadrla and its vicinity, earnct-
ly requeias all hofr who have any win TO poi
fcis this valuable work, to enter their names as
foon as poiAple, as the price Will certainly be
,aifed after the publication of TIE fra half vo-
lu.ne. The conditions are fuch that any pehon
IN ,olerable circumstances may obtain it without
feeling the expence, having only thtee dollars to
pay every two months, from the time the pub.
location commences I'll it is 6pih,ed and any
perloo NOT pleaded with the work, on receipt of
The a,a halt volume, or who finds his circuIn.
ttances fuch as not 70 warrant a continuance, is
at liberty to withdraw HE name.
Robert Gray.
May II. d3t
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ton Of the tribunal, aad demanded that Il
should be remanded before the tribunals Of
the United States; the tribunal quashed
his plea,and Mr.. Skipwith having appealed
from the Judgment, he was affirmed in his
appeal by the court Of appeals. AS the
tribunals of the United States take no cog
1llzance of actions brought againt an alb
&ent person, when the absentee is in a TO-
eign country on mission from his govern
aent, all the commercial agents of the U.
tates in France, by the above decision.
re secured from all suits brought
~ their fellow citizens as long as they
esided in France.
AMINO. The plant tormensi., or sept
foil which grows abundan.ly every where.
EaRf the great bistort, Or shakeweed, are
found by the prussian chemist, Hermstadt,
to,be in6ai.ely preferable to oak ba,k for
tanning. One pound ard a half of sormen.
,il, or three pounds of bistort, will tan a
pound Of dry hide, which requires seven
pounds OF oak bark. He likewise recon-
naends the use of he leaves of the oak tree
in tanning lea,her,
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BALTIMORE, Nav "a.

i Arrived, brig Betsey, Chathsld, "a DAYS
from Kingston, Jam. Left schooner Will
liam and Mary, Travers Of Baltimore II 4
atr trial, and number Of others unknown.
la brig Tor N. York sailed the day before.
bu souudings spoke brig Enterprise from
alexandra, Tor Jamaica. Dispatches were
received at Jamaica from England to the
18th March; the vessel that brought them
reported, that while at Barbados a sleop
sof war arrived there from England, bring
ing intelligence of the sailing of the roulon
aeetof sail ofshe line snd 4frigates, with
q number of troops on board.
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Fran the Paris Gazette Of Fs5. ~.
A QUESTION OF JURISPRUDENCE.

"A QUESTION of JohiorhoDENoG
&C foreigner, can he pursue before the
tribunals Of France another foreigner, to
oblige him to fulfil the stipulations Of a
contract made in France, and which ought
to be executed in France ~ The first sec
ton of the court Of appeal, sitting at Paris,
in its audience of the fourth of Ventose,
determined the question negatively.
Mfr. Mont9orance, citizen of the United
States of america, brought a suit against
Mr.. Skipwith, commercial agent OF the ".
States, and citizen of the said states. This
suit had forts object the execution OF a.
greemen,s subscribed by each party: at Pa,
ris for operations, which could only take
place at Paris. 1t was brought before the
tribunal of commerce of Paris Mr.. Skip
with refused to acknowledge the iurlsdic-
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alssaaarta Datlp aubertiser.
MONDAY, MAY ~.

From Holland.
Capt Star, ofthe brig Eliza and Mary ),
arrived on Saturday last, from Rotterdam,
ln IS days passage. He is the bearer Of
mo papers, or verbal information, which
throw any fresh light on the subject of En-
ropean politics /; but merely observes, that
from the general conversation of the mer-
chants at that place, he understood, there
was 40 prospect whatever of the speedy
restoration ofpeace in Europe.
tBoston Paper.
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Wv YORK, May "a.

:, .s ! trader, and fast saltlng ship
ns 20 eliza. capt. Holland, arrived at
\ lraa ss evening in So days from IL
|hspo,' sse sailed IN company with the
HI Commerce, of Boston and, OF course
E1a,sas, nothing new, excepting a fesn-
HI e =. e Lloyd's lists to she 9th April
nv NJ. from which some extracts are
o., n our marine department.
,..;;v.d. ship Clyde, Newell, IN 80 days
I'm Bsrbice, and II days from St. Tho
] Pas u.s.. .ebooners, Sab, Crabtree; and
Ea.,r, Mead, both from Portland,
~ .ssa 4 ST. Thomas, where they re-
fs;ned days, and sailed on the ssn May
l. ! market, there were IN port, IS sail
y Aaar;ean vessels. some of which had
arr. arr;ysd, with about 1000 barrels of
".r' aof the above were briggs from New
Fark .aas Of which was the Wealthy
'lI FIaurfrom IL. 20 II dollars. Markets
Iull 4, :Bsrbiss. -,
rhs Civie was BEARDED by A. British
|r:s tiers between 81. Kits and ST. fho-
Cant. N. Informs, that IS American
,e,seis,wsre at 1Hortola, two otwhich were
rio, from Martinique for N. YORK, Mr..
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/. ..,,... !. only small sthsfss !, mere =.
Bot t''ess "a 81 nv repusasIon-ln . 7 {.
EE lafcss M. I msy expose some OF OF, .
Ee aoi'Oals a,snre. Mean time Mr..
hre nsa : I am willing to bear all .tla'
fntsr' = me. should my COUSIN, Anyoo'
pongs = 80, VINO writes this, you're "ei-
Ia tossll nun : $ NOBODY.
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of DeS3otiSm:: Iucy talked loudly of re.
fern, when their wish WAS to produce anar-
chg. the better to lay hold on power. Such
is now seen TO have been the fact. If the
zoeH meaning bue beguiled and mistaken part
of the American community; who have
SO long and so atlentively lisiened:to the
professions of home-bred denagogues, who,.
like tnelr prototypes the French den:sgogues
perpetlaiIy bawling abou! /" liberty, equal.
", ana the sacredrights ofthe dear bsab!e;"
merely to conceal the projects of their own
aggraudizements, from those whom they
make their dupes: If, we repeat, our
honest but aeceived countrymen would per-
mltthemselves TO be taught by. experience,
what an admirable lesson for their instruc-
ton would the history of late events in
France prove. In that history they would
see, thar In the course of few short years,
an aspiring warrior, who once uttered no
other creed than that OF 6 liberty and egna.
Htv;'' who'made the air resound with his
oaths and protestations of eternal hatred
to a:ags and r0yahy;" who swore to
g ooerthro1o palaces and protect cottages"
has, bycaoling with the popular credulity,
elevated himself and family to the throne
of dcsPotic empire; and TO hold the scep.
tre of distant kingdom: To command
the last shilling from the pockets of his SUBJ
jects, TO crafty either ambition or avarice
and all that the cheated French people have
obtained, as the boon for all their tolls and
deprivations, for the oceans of blood which
they have SO freely spilled; and the MILL
ons they have expended, is the exchange
of the mild rule Qor such was that of
Louis XVII for the iron reign of militia
ry despot. from this lesson they would
learn the inevitable consequence of dcma.
gogism. If any honest democrat doubts
the fact, and does not wish to be led blind
folded, wherever his leaders choose to
conduct him; let him peruse the Federal
American newspapers, for the last ten
years; and be will find that the federalists,
who have always proved themselves to be
the tried friends of our republican constitu-
tons, have never ceased warning their fell
low countrymen Of those inevitable conse-
queuces of the arts practiced by dema.
ygo2ues to delude and then betray them
That they would lead directly to royalty
and would end in the u. States, as they
have ended in France-inDes potism-Th hat
the Syren songs Of Liberty, Equality,
and a violent attachment to- the rights Of the
people," which have hsen chaunsed; had
no other view than the personal aggran-,
dizement of the singers, at the expence OF
their followers. True it is, the American
people have not, like Frenchmea, drank
deep of the cup of iufatuation But they,
have tasted enough to be convinced of the
deleterious quality of the ingredients; and
being convinced, it is hoped they will
withdraw their confidence from men, who
pursue by the same means, the same end
in America, which Bonaparte, &c. &c.
have pursued and obtained in France.
EB0ston Centiael]
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Fran The INs1:terrnn en-.

-, 3Fop IRe mediterranean.
= letter, received in town from Malta.
o. tie date of 9th March, states, g That
Tie American squadron sailed three DAYS
g Z on different routes in search of S
inpollne prlvateers. which they learned
were out on cruize. One Neapoli,ap
'sssei which had been captured by them,
was istasen of the island of StromboIa,
saq lad arrived at Malta.
[iAa.l
HAn sincere regret we learn that the
~ IUs'raee Roger Grisuold, and the honor.
so'e ee'vin Goddard, TWO of the represent.
asss IN congress from this state, have re-
..saea. The real friends to the coustitu.
s ~, oi the United States, and rl.e prlnci-
s.ss upon which it was administered Tor the
= ~ l.oeive gears, we have no doubt will
;a with US, the event which we have
~! ~. msstnsloned. The people of the state
+ -. prioe nave witnessed their exertions
-. ssudsavorlng to preserve the constitution
O.. government from destruction. Mr..
and a,' mas been IN congress ten years,
az ar uuring the whole of that period il we
g. correctly informed. he has been absent
renr. us seat but one dag when the house Of
d;.s:ssentatives was in session.--To his
enc. a ', talents, his perfect acquaint.
lir. In With legislative duty, his extensive no.
.queoc. science, aud his commanding clio.
.eon;Se even his political enemies bear I'm.
The ;,ssa testimony; aud we doubt NOT tia,
she m of his resignation, will Be
tbe;r Ds. pleasing news that has reached
Sass Tor many year. We think i.
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Tzventy Dollars Reward.

sfolss oat Of he la5/syj1<,taask, on WtdasIae2
uigdt lat,
A dark chefnut color'd Mare,
With white mare and tail, and a blaze in her
face; hsndfome figure, moves remark ably we'll.
and il about fifteen hands and an halt high. The
above reward will be given for the marc, by
George Roberts,
cbeluat. FRET, fair doors ab0Ut
Eigbtbfr<ft. Philadelphia.
May 74. o1zt.