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GALLANT ACTION.
GIBRALTAR, Nav %

81 GIBRALTAR, May "a.
Inc Following particulars of mon brilliant
achievement performed by his Miiefy's fri
gaze SIRIUS, capt. Prowie, on the coat of italy.
nave oeen received from an officer on board
the frlsate, and may I've depended upon. We
puoiifh them without comments no prrif. can
heighten emerit which the bare unadorned
account befpeaks in the gallant commander
and bis brave crew.
HIM. S. SIRIUS, April 90, 1906.
Son Thurfday. April II, we gained ;nfor.
nation from avetlel we boarded at rea, that a
French national iquadron, coplifting of one hin.
three briggs, one bombarde, and five heavv Gun,
vehels had ialIed, that morning, from Ciyita.
Vechia for Naples. We Immediately mads iii
tail in chafe ofthem, and, at 4 O'Clock, had The
pleafure of f cling them tom our maft.head. e.
cleared hip TOR action at O'Clock, faw them
very plan from nur deck, under eafy fail. and
apparently determined to wait our attack, At
haif pat G,tbey hove TO, and at Z we commence
ed action on both ides within piflol iIot /; at g,
oeierved ieveral of the cuemy's veffels much
damaged, and running in for the land, we nil
IN cloie action with the flip and three briss at
> quarter pst 9, the fhip ceafed firing, and bail
cd usto lay fbe had truck. am forty that we
could not take poiiefIion If fome other yeGeJs.
the night being 10 very dark, and our fhip very
much crippled and clote to the land. Howe.
yer we have given them fometbing to remem
Der vs. The fhipis la Bergere, and now with
VS. at Malta They mounted in the whole
ninetyfnree guns, and Col men, which you will
zee oy the w OF them fend you. can allure
you we found enough to do with the whole of
mem iorthe water was 70 fmooth that all
tneu guns told and for friga,e, like the 81.
RUS OF &c guns, and Only goo men, to have oe
guns and Col men agsnif her, it was ferious
indeed. Capt. Prowfe has loft his nephew, mr.,
hdair) very fine young man his brother was
Killed on board the Victory with lord Melton
nc was capt. of the marines. lam forry 20 fsv
tbat we had nine killed and twenty wounded
the enemy had so killed and wounded.
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VALUABLE LOTS ATROcKErTs.
FOR SALE.

HE Subfcriber intending 0hor,ly for Europe is
deiirous to fell the whole of his Property il this
ICY and neighberhood, for the greate part of which
long credit will be given. The property at Rock
et's Joins the upper wharf of Mefrs. Picket, Pollard
and lohnfoo, extending in frat line upon the RI
yer, more than 900 feet until bounded BY the Mari.
'ens line; thence running northerly upwards of 700
,ees tau 1t meets the Manstree. jun above the ware
noue' where II narrows to front o! near 10 feet.
!. mas a'io front on ~ater-hreet of $50 feet, On
,neic lots are two DWELLING EOUsEs. and ON
Stable. ""u
from the growing commerce of the City, this pro-
pity Hs"t ihortly increafe very much in value in
a'much as it contains the whole fpace on which
wharves can be made, above the preines of MeQrs.
riceett' Pollard and Johnfon.
plat o. the above property may be feen, and fur
ther information repeng it, and hi, other property
~ ahe nsighborhood will be given by the fubfcrber
Wnp WI thew the different premifes to any perfon
willing to purchafe
a considerable bargain may be had ia any part Of
the above property for celk
JOHN BANKS.
June 2s' {ff)
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June 8.
TO BE RENTED,

THE large THREE STORY HOUSE or the
4 Main.Street eat of the Market, formerly occu.
pied by Cohen and Ifaacs, aud lately by Capt Ohm
P!eafnts; it is good fiand for buiinefs aud uable
for the accommodation of large family.
ALTO, the HOUSE Formerly known by the Ggr
OF thebird in handy the corner of the Rreet lea
ding to church hill: to bs.h of ;hefe tenenents gar
dens are attached. The terms will be moderate sno
made knowa OIL application Co James Whitelaw, fer.
jeant of the City, to
JACOB I. COHEN.
February 25. Hawtf
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

{ ANYWAY from, the fubfcribrr, on Thuffday
? : night the III ina. negro man named LEWIS
ne about hive feet nine or ten inches high out and
well made, has fear on one of his hands q believe
his right oecaGoned bl burn when fn,sll he wore
ava, irvirr=-ipuu psutAioons dyed o
light olive colour, took with him black broad
cloth coat and vet, but exped he will change his
name and cloathiug and attempt paiiing as free
man and will attempt make his eicape to Norfolk
by water. Matters Of vefels aud all Others are FORE
warned from harbouring, employing taking hin,
away at their peril The above reward will be paid
on delivering him to Joeph Traylor, jr. in Blanderd
or the iublcrber.
ARCHER TRAYLOR, len.
N. B. have underitood that he was feen in the
city o' Richmond during the Broad Rock Races dreG-
cd III black think it is probable he IS i lurking
about there. He has pert walk. good countenance
very aSive and fond oe waiting OH ge.tler,en.
A. T.
CheHer6eid, May 81. f.
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST S, 1906

ME Clerks ofthe feveral County and CORPORATE
L on courts, are respectfully requeited to forward
to this Office as loon alter the fra day Of September
next, as potlibe, BR of licences granted to Tavern
keepers, Hawkers and Pedars. purfuant to the aet
OF Ahembly paied the lat felton,, in,ituled, " An
act to provide more effeauay for the collection of
taxes Sec. 3. The eommifEoners Of the Revenue
are likewife reqpeeed to forward liz of licences,
granted to merchants, to the fr of September next,
as foon after that period as pofible.
SAMUEL. SHEPARD, Hufr.
Auditors Office, Aueua l, 1906. (st.)
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5sorrign snsrItigents.
LONDON, Tune 10.
June 50.

Mr.. Goblet, attended by Col Pofv;u. ,bs
Hon. c. Johntone, MIR. Cartwright. Mr.. Finer.
ty, and feveral other gentlemen, entered Hopi.
ton on Saturday lat. The election take. place
OR Monday. From what cauf. il arile. we
know not, but certainly Mr. Cobbett's frank
declaration that he would not give one farthinp
to any voter. in order TO fecure his election. does
not feem to be relifhed by the worthy Electors
OF this borough. Several hand-bs have been
attributed by Mr.. Cobbett's friends. Tn CON.
iequence of one of them, MIR. Bradnbaw has
been induced to declare his intention of oppof.
ing the Brewing Tax.
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IOHN ALCOCK

Z INFORMS The Citizens OF Richmond ard the pub.
ie, he has jvtf received at his Cabinet Manufac-
tory nosr the Fire Inurauce Office large aorin,ent
Of Windfor Chairs and settees made ID tie newell
ishon and BY the bea worknen in tie Rate any gen.
tlcuan wilbng to buy, will pleae fend their orders
OF call at his Cabinet Mauufacofy, where they may
gee good warranted work and on low terms, either in
sle Cabinet bDe Waafos Chairs
luce 6. If,
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TO SPORTSMEN.

TO SPORTSMEN.
Whf De loapnshe!y at tie Bezoiias G-e.r on tie io,
day Of oe7obe' nexf not privately Gpeisl ofL/o,e
that fintI The jo!ioucing Stallion
RUZZARD--DARK DEvIL--ARCHDUKE
- ESCAPE, by Preeipitate GU, of a fiiter of Bug
zards--SToRM, by Cormorant out Of a Darlington
mare.
After which about thirty thorough bred brood
Wares Colts and Fillies. The terms of fac will be
made known m few weeks by
JOHN 6. VOOLFOLK and
JOHN HOOMES,
Aagua I. Il.
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July %.

THE fubfcriber wifhes TO fell 6S3 acres of land,
4 lying Oh James river. oppofise to the Hands,
65 miles above Richmond, upon which are two ihad
fiheries-for terms, apply TO William Hansford on
the pren,iles, the rubfcriber within ten miles Of
the fame. WILLIS WILLS.
July 90. (oawd.A
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NOTICE.

I NE ps,nsrhipof Jeb7 Bgfiey g Co. at Carters-
vile, is this lay diGolved by mutual content.
The collection Of all debts due thar concern is COM
nitted entirely to Hjiaor " Keazis the acting part.
ner of H,iRs~ 'lz>ssie y Co. and 20 hin, alone
or to any oo> !,e may appoint is payment be made
JOHN BUTLER,
VIM. M'KENZtE & Co.
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p z III n

INJECTOR WILSON has removed from the Bell
z II Tavern to the Brick Houfe oppoete the Rores
OF Mehrs. ]. & R Gamble and MIR. Neil NJ Coull
where, in addition TO hisforner flock, he has Jun re-
seived comfortable fupply Of
MEDICINES, PAINTS, to'e.
The whole Of which offers for lae at reduced pri-
sea
Orders from Physicians. Merchants and others,
will be promptly attended and carefully executed.
II is his intention to devote much perfonal atten-
siou to his fop and to fell fuch Medicines as he uCrs
in his practice only Families can have proper direc-
tons to accompany fush articles they BUY of him.
L. l.
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FOR SALE.


Y.NIAT ey,enfive and valuable nrcre-.y fe.n,e-;Y
L owned by Prefley Thornton, Efq. and late the
property of Sharp Deiany, efq deceafed, itua,ed in
Northumberland county, tate Of Virginia, three miles
from the Court-houe, laying on the Potomac, nearly
oppofite Point Lookout. This property conlias OF
about $500 acres of LAND, 100 acres of which is
fertile low grounds well adapted the growth of Ia
dian corn tobacco and every kind of f,ia grain and
highly important for grazing Thefe lands, naturally
rich and fertile, are capable Of the higheR improve
merit, having inexhanabe fourees of Tea weeds cait
upon the flores eally obtained and large quantities of
oyfer els on the fhcres, and indian Banks in dife
parts of the land, fome valuable mar ealy re-
--ii,.a,s, .ay =s!.
There is on the premifes fubltantial built brick
dwelling houe, two tories high, upwards Of so feet
front, well uhed; well built brick houfes form
ing fquare with the dwelling houfe and ued az of
fees, upwards of SO feet by 20, in good repair a
brick Gable with falls for 81 horfes and large coach
ouie in the middle brick dairy; brick houfe
aivd 2ill-houle, and alto exteniive frame barn.
There is good proportion of wood land included
IN The 1900 acres heavily covered lie. =:e oss
hickory and cheinut, and comfortable quantity of
6us thrvips iecuif, red cedar and wild cherry
The high lands conils of 500 or more acres, of a
good quality level and affords good opportunity of
iaiprovenient.
This property viii be fold together or divided into
convenient fans to fu;t purchafers. Ponefon will
be Immediately given. further defcripton of this
property thought unnecedlry, perlons inclined to
purcha(e will TO doubt view the land.
Application to be made TO John Murphey, Wei
Ihoreiand county, TO James Moore on the rren-
fes, who duly authorized to make conditional con-
=raas Tor the fame. ~
June 10. Iaw2m
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ME sabfcriber has large quantity Of very
4 good BRICKS on hand, which he will fell on
moderate terms:-
ALso--Sr or faver ,henfara 1911. - -..,.-e--
tured TOBACCO. he will fell low for cam. or in
exchange for goods.
July 81 1,fl
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Chefier6eid, May 81.
HOUSES & LOT FoR SIR.

M e offer for fale the Houfes and Lot near to
W Mr. Rutherford's swelling Houfe aud next
below Mr.. haac Webfers on Shockoe Hill, at pre-
lent occupied by Beojamin Sheppard. This ftuation
IS carcely excseded by any in for beauty and by
none ssto pleaiannes, being nearly If not quite as
high as any part of Richmond. The dwelling houie
and nut-houie, efficient for the accommodation
OF genteei family that is very large there being
rooms and fire large paflage below. and 4 rooms
above hairs in h. dwelling houfe, good kitchen and
moke hore all III good repair and the yard and gar
den under ipclofnre Of the bett materials ANY
perion inclined to purchafe, may be accommodated
with credits which probably will he agreeable; or
debts dus not due from psrfons relidin9 in Rich
nond or Renrico, will be taken in payment or con-
iiderabe deduction from credit price will be made
Tor cath. N b. & ]. SHEPPARD.
July,5. ~
- Adjoining the above mentioned lot is an IN
improved Lot belonging me, which borders Oh the
Main leading from Shoekoe bridge, & which
may be had with the improved lot If the pusclafer
ihould with 1t. d. SHEPPARD.
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y URR MILL STONES, or AIT SIZES; and
~ PLASTER or PARIS, Of an excellent quality
FoRSALR, - gsvAI, B7
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
scar fhs Market.
Dss.4. sPf.]
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VIM. M'KENzlE & Co.

Az perlons indebted 20 the late concern Of ToBa
Brilsr u Co. arersqucsed to make payments to Mr.
RObs AIigfoa, he alone have authorized TO gran;
dacharses for the FAME.
WIN, MKENzIR.
April 10. r.
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FOR SALE,

4 Likely young NEGRO MAN who has been
{ aeeu.fomed to work in the crop--For terms APP
ply at the Enquirer Office.
Augpf 1. IT,
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FOR SALE-on t5e Loqp.1 t-r,u,.

FOR SALE-on the lo1u.a terms {:
900 lacks OF LIVERPOOL. SALT, and 90 crates
of LIVERPOOL. EARTHRN WARE of f,n.r;or
quality & well aiorted u arrived in the dip Mer
chant Captain JonNsos, from Liverpool, at Ber-
muda Hundred
May "a. f.
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: 70 BIZ RENTED-The Tenement where
= now reside, and poHeflion given IN time.
J. PENN.
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Eotal-66l men; 9S enns aud carronades. !
II. M. frigate Sirius-26o men and Sc eunss
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govevnnserss and body ct French troops are
actually marching towards Spain.
The affairs; of the Continent are now only
interrupted by the expeditions againlt Spain &
Naples, and the quarrels between the new made
Kings about their newly acquired porFefisons.
The fate of Naples may be con6dcred poiIi-
lively fixed.
1t is reported in London, that the French
General st. Cyr has defeated the Metropolitan
army. This is highly probable.
1t is reported at Vienna, that General Mack
has been condemned to imprisonment for l2
years.
The French troops are marching To Boulogne,
and are to affilme the name of the Grand Iuvad-
/ ing army of England.
| Next week, plan for the general defence
of the United Kingdom will be laid before the
Houfe of Commons. This plan is the Joint
production of Mr.. Windham and General Fitz-
patrick. @
The Duke of Portland and Lord Melville are
both Dangerously i'll.
Two Scots Noblemen, the Marquis of Doug
las and Lord Lauderdale go to the continent on
diplomatic millions.
| The Hon. Thomas Crenvile and Lord Hol:
land are to have high diplomatic Gtuations at
Mr.. Coke, of Norfolk, declined the honour OF
the peerage.
| 1t is faid that the Office of Firt Lord Of the
Treafnry for this country will be held by Lord
Grenville. ~
Sir Geo. Shee. is appointed Under Secretary
of State in Mr.. Windham's Office.
The Earl of Buchan (the head of the Erfkine
family viii be appointed one of the Scotch Re.
preventative Peers.
The Hon. Henry Erlkine is to be Lord Advo.
cate of Scotland.
Lord Erikine isthe fecond Scotfnan who has
filled the office Of Lord High Chancellor of En-.
Igand, and Mr.. Ponfonby to whom the Grea,
Seal of Ireland will doubtlefs be given, will be
the fecond Irifhman ever appointed Chancellor
of that part of the United Kingdom.
How pleahng it NUT be to the people of Ire.
land to fee man appointed to an high Official
ftuation, whole love and confidence be has fol
his own expreiiion "never betrayed man o,
meafure" we need fcarcely mention that we
mean John Phiipot Curran.
Lord Redefdale yeferday intimated, in the
Court of Chancery that he would henceforth on
ly hear fuch caufes as have been in part diE
cuHed before him, & fuch motions as were of
/, peremptory nature, as his continuance in ofic,
cosld not be of long duration.
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Iests Jnnies.
PHILADELPHIA. April 10.

Arrived this morning, fehr. Victory, waldron
"a days from Jacqmel. Left there March "a. fhip
Mary, Bunbury, from Baltimore. BY this vefTel in
formation was carried out to Hayt Of the pafage of
t f act prohibiting the intercourse with tina, Hand
NJ oln1er' OF the Haytian government difcreded
the intelligence, alledging that it was merely ra.
tsgem OF the Americans to lower the price Of coffee
ne Mary was to fail in 8 days for Aux Caves. 20
JON the hip Eutaw, Of and for Baltimore the I4th
April. ~
Seh,r Edith and Nancy, champlin, Baltimore, Car
go fold, to fail in a month.
Seh'r supply, Hollis, do. in Is days
Swift, Davis, uncertain.
Hetty, Holmes, do
Baoehus, Morfe, of philadeiphE. from
La Guira, was detained through the influence and
advice OF capt. Lewis, Of the Lender; who char.
ged her with being difpstehed by the Americans a,
Lagura, or by the Spanih government, to afeer,ain
20 what point the Leander wa; bound.--Cap, MorIe
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req threat above quoted and which threat, let ~
hope, every man concerned with the prefs win
with difdain. cannot refrain from once more exs
preus my anxiouswih, that the new miniltry she e-
lesion of whom has given fueh great and universal Ia
tisfaaou, will neglect none Of the precautions which
have pointed out Great indeed is their Rock Of
character and of talent but, it ten thoufand
times great il Isl can it politely bear up againG
fhe odun Of large xnaees3stedjoy addition TO the
prefent burdens Of the people periuaded it can
not New taxes uuppoIing the in.eret Gill to be
paid upon the funded debit nun be laid on to an a.
mount much greater than that of the taxes impofed
lar year ; and, whatever any may think to the
contrary, the cry ct the people will be, that, inead
OF better ninlters, thefe worfe than the lah.
have heard and hope istrue. that the mininsrs do
intend to in0tute foemn enquiry into the Gate of
the nation; but, this inquiry, if the refult Of il be
merely printed and piled up amongf the mountainous
heaps offolos from the office of the kings printer
will be of but very little ule. The px5e will never
fee t.-They will know nothing Of il; and it will
produce no more practical good than the Rrings OF
nnmeaning refolutions, the fubjea of finance,
which, after having anlwered the amiable purpoe Of
keeping fome for fevera weeks out of harms way
at home, generally drop in to proiong, for few mi
nutes, the yawnings of houe Of half feore afen,-
bied to pats laws in the dog-days. This is what
is wanted. We have new men; and the times
imPeriouny demand new fpirit. Again and again,
TOR 1t never can be too often repeated, conure the
new chancellor of the exehequer, he values his
fame, ash loves his country, not only to refrain,
fr.n all hoaifings ahon. an. tell .he
pie the whole truth to apprize them fully of wha,
they have to expect to attempt delufion, were
1t dithonorabe, would be u(eefs have begun to
f5nk and, in thinking they iedon make retrograd.
movement. There are again aflert two hundred
thoufand men in the kingdom who have feen to the
bottom, and whole eyes are now anxiouly fixed upor
the new chancellor of the exehequer. His very frf
! fPeeeh upon the fubsa of finances will teach then
what they have to expea from him. No caution, nc
paing over in iilence will deceive them, or fufpend
for one moment, their deciiion. If his predetefTo
could no longer deude them, how can he hope to d,
1t but, hope, and confidently rely, that he EN-
tsrtairs far different views, and truft, that what
ever my expeditions may contain to much of ear
netnefs will be attributed my anxiety for the fuc
cefs of himief and his colleagues, & no, to any wan
OF confidence in their talents or their integrity
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NORFOLK, April %.

We have received by the Protearefs, the London
STAR to the 9Th February, and have been favoured
by one of our friends, with the TIMES of the 9th,
25th, and Goth. Thefe papers do not contain any
thing new or very important; we have, however,
made extracts from them which will be found in this
days Ledger.
Senator WRIoHr's fanguinary, and dithoneR bill,
had been publifhed in London, and the fenfations
which it excited will be found in two articles which
we have copied into paper, the one from the
Times and the other from the Star. When the OBJ
jects of that bill calmly conidered it mum ex-
cite farprizef not claim our admiration, to OBJ
ferve the moderate, yet firm and dgni6ed manner in
which this odious meafure has been noticed-Hea-
vns if fueh bill hat been brought into the Houle
of Peers of Great Britain, offering premium for
numbering citizens and Conflicting their proper
ty, what would have been faid here Thanks TO the
good fenfe of the nation, Mr.. Wrigbfs bill now no
longer EXITS except of his folly, and
dfgracefu record in the proceedings of the Senate
The peace of the continent does not appear 70
firmly eftabliihed as hath been fuppofed.
Prufiia, and the other northern powers Of Germa-
NY are about receive the rewards of their perdi-
GUS policy. They mua fubmit to the mandates of
Bonaparte, or prepare for reGaance by force.
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NETWORK, April 81.

Although the London papers received at the Office
fthe Mercantile Advertiser by the flip Alexander
captain Vote, 70 late as thole received few
days ago at Baltimore, being only to the o5th of Fe-
bruary, ncluGve; yet they contain fone article. Of
comfortable intereR which have hitherto remained
unnosiced. We this morning lay them before our
readers
Captain Vote informs US that on the 9TH of March
in lat 49, long lo he fpoke Britifn frigate. then
out two days from Plymouth, by whom he was afIu-
red that the Brith had captured feet from Breit
confiting of nine fail of the lines and the captain of
the frigate received this account from the cutter
which had been dispatched with the intelligence and
which arrived at Plymouth as he was taking his de-
parture.
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20 dfPofe Il bis veFsl 70 one If Niranda's officers.
The Schooner Bee. Huii.l, of This port, had
been purchafed, and taken into the fervice of Nil
randa.
Ship Emperor had failed from port-au- Prince, to
JON the L.ander, but hearing fca thar the gnvern-
meit OF the United States, had pr6feeuted Ogden,
ihe put back. Capt. Lewis Of the Leander had gone
over landto confut the officers of the hip Emperor,
and induce them TO pe-:evere in the expedition.
The Leander, Lewis TO fail in or days for
Cumana. Several Americans had been Induced to
Join in her adventure bn, the precife nature and Oh.
jets OF her fcheme was kept profound fsrret
= Phi. GAG.
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captain Geffingwell. from Guadalupe. informs,
tnat on the 9Th us and isveral uceeeding rights,
attempts were made to fet FIRE the town Of Poin,
Petre--no orher damage futtaned than the burn
ing oftwo houfes. An embargo had been laid, da-
ring which time Rrangers, &c. were examined. The
embargo was continued only % hours.
NJ z sob
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FRANKFORT, February H..
The electoral Prince of Baden has arrived here.
and will let out Immediately for Paris, whittier he
is gong to marry Mademofeille de Beauha-nois,
wnom the Emperor Napoleon means to adopt and
ralle TO the dignity Of Royal Hghnefs. The prince
will afterwards reide at Msnheim, and his mother
az Braehful, where ihe will enjoy dover of 20 900
horins.