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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-07-18
ATTENTION!l

.T-HE Company commanded BY the
1 subscriber, are desired to sttend q
MUSTER to be held At Martinsburg
on Saturday the 26th inst. 1t the usual
time and place Of parade. A punctual
attendance is required from every indi.
vidaal belonging 70 the Company.
~ WILLIAM GREGORY.
Julyf Il, 1906. 4 - J. 81.
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Last Gbe,iina g sD.,i.
BALTIMORE, March 6.

o.
,DrHrmaion eftbr F,eneblsl,q- India Flrrt.
BY the brig America, arrived vefterdav from
the CITY Of Santo Domingo, the following i'm.
Por.an. intelligence has been received
oh the Gilt January-a French feet under the
command Of admiral scigle, from B.ef, arrived
. d! the city ct Santo Damneo, and landed 600
troops; they cnnEeed of tie L'ImpcriaI az
ls4 guns, Jupiter "a. Dioined -, Comet &c:
: ann corve;tr Diligence of 60 guns A.et on the
2sth arrived (inaddition) the lie B.ave "a re
Alexandra ~. and Eelicitc a..
They remained anchor till the 9Th of F.h.-,-,,
wnen an Engliih fleet of Ii fail hove in Eyig. &C
"h'eh were OF the linc reported ie under the tbu
h'and OF admiral CocHRANE'-The Birth Fleet i'm.
med'atey attacked the French, who finding them
ieives 10 ,ua'ed rendered all attempts TO efcare
iruitleis beng completely hennled III, made derne
rate and valiant refhance-but, owing to the fpe
ror force of'he Bri,iih, the engagement ended with
the capture oil three and the total detru ion of two
OF the larget of the French fips-arongt the latter
OF which was the admirals fip which was driven A.
fhore and loR.
On the sth February another Bri,ih fleet of 3 fail
appeared Oft Santo Domingo, and remained there
two days. s.
7bis,nse 5ea mjaake, "a. Ceeb.ane Gas no fec. nm
at' DIS Command, according TO tie lsfef ae.ousts-e
1.5se 1t Tea5 auHi peksye-fk, 4oko ba5 Leeu yesoyf-
es TO hHDs feed ST. Toaai 7oitb IL Jail Il zvt E.p:
fd i" e0'eb Of tie Frensk, 4yL0 zve,e lien at Ss1to
Dc,yispo.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. or THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
No. l..

" Before content to go home, muft fee
"iomething like fate and honorable ifTue
to our differences with foreign powers ;
and ! mutt fee-T hope anof6rr thing
JonetbtTg like an attempt to- brins the con-
"ffhfion Of tbe people '6aek to fbr brineibls,
on qebieb tbit aduiniaratioq easie into bar.
ser. take this propoftion, and that Of the
GENTLEMAN from Macyiand 10 be,7yVO i'm
"Porfanf means Of bringing fbnf adyiniRra.
"Hon brek 10 fA9f Priaeipies." Mr.. John
NNnuolph,s speech IN taking up the queiti-
on relative to the reform of the judiciary de.
partment.
We think ourielves bound. at this bariieaLar
moment 10 bring part Of our contribution Into
view, which has too long efcaped the public
attention. With MIR. Randolph, we believe,
that the two amendments which have been
propofed by himfef and by Mr.. NichoIfon,
H"aer certain notification, are ahfolItely ne
cehary "to bring the contribution of the poo
pie back to thofe (REpUBLtcAN) principle
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From The National hieiHeeseer.

RESOLUTION ny THE RICHMOND REpupLt:
1906. ~
WHEREAS the injurious practices, illiberal
policy, and uufounded pretenlions of fome 70.
reign governments toward the citizens and go.
vernment OF the United States, manifeftiv tend
20 tieisroy the peace and harmony which have
hitherto fubhhed Between thofe governments
ana the government Of the u. States :.and'it ia
believed that III crifis, portentous, as the pre-
tent ieens to be, of one of the greatet caIani-
ties to which nations are fable, both the dntv
and the interett of the citizens of the H. States
require them generally and promptly to exprefs
the confidence they have in the wifdom, virtue.
and hrmnets of the PRECEDENT and ConereCs Of
the United States, and the readinefs they feel TO
ieco.nd and fupport fuch meafures as Congrefs
lhall recommend and adopt as moi fit and ey-
pedent to maintain or to vihdicate the nation
al rights, honor and dignity of the United
States
Therefore, Rej5iyed By tire Ritknosd Rtonb.
Hedn BiaeJ, madnimonHy, That they have the
highet confidence in the wifdom, virtue, and
hrmDeis Of the PRECEDENT and Congrefs of the
United States; and that they are, and IhalI be
ready At moments warning, with their lives
and fortunes, to iupport and to enforce anv
meaiures which the wifrlom aud prudence Of
Congrets fhall recommendation adopt as the noft
ut and eSpedlent TO maintain or 10 vintIicate
the natlo"a' rights, honor and dignity Of the u.
States.
GEO. VIZ. SMITH, Chairman,
Ter, @. w, DIXON, Sec.
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-.-t..'' DCllars 4,2OU.
fiflt drawn ticket having blank to its Dsiiays.
number 100
Firit drawn ticket having blank 10 its
number after $50 tickets drawn 500
firt drawn ticket having blank to its
number after 1000 tickets are drawn 500
firh drawn ticket having blank to its
number after 500 tickets are drawn 500
Firit drawn ficket having blank 10 its
number a':sr 1000 tickets are drawn 1906
frit drawn ticket ha 5ine blank to its
number after $500 tickets are drawn 1000
Firit drawn ticket having blank to its
number after 27So tickets are drawn 5000
In the above. Scheme, there are confidetably Iefs
than two Blanks to Prize. This Lottery has been
authorized by The Legislature Of Virginia for the laud
able purPoe of purchafing Library and Philoio-
Phiea Apparatus, Tor the ue OF the hsdents Of Rum
lord Academy ip the county of King William, which
has been opened ard in uccefsful operation for nearly
twelve months. Wheu it is recoe ted by the pub
iIc that this Academy was built by All individual who
has ALTO appropriated Comfortable lot Of ground for
the uie OF the udents, and that fn,all portion of
public patronage will probably caufe it to fourth,
the undersigned Conmifioners confidently hope, that
they will meet with great fuceefs in the fale Of the
Tickets The filtration Of the Academy is elevated,
and healthy, and remote from the vices of towns.
John, Roane (of King Wilam), Robert Pollard (of
King WilliaT), Carter BrsStun, Beverly RobinIon,
and William Brocieubrough, are appointed by the
ConmhTionefs to fel and dfpofe Of the Tickets and
they are authorized to appon; agents for that par
pofe.
SPENCER RoANE. BEVERLY ROBINSON
ROBERT POLLARD, ROBERT HILL,
WILLIAM BRoCKEN-PFiiLfP ATLRTr,
BKOUGH, WM. ID. CLAIBORNE,
DIN RoANR, cARTkR 2RAXToN
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

The fhip Ocean, which was launched a,
W"otwich iait October, is bull, on very pecu-
lar contribution, namely, the total extinction Of
knees which not only give great deal Of room
bet decks, but relieved the fhip of near
fxty tons weight of timber, and what is mon cx.
trsordinary, we are given to undertand the
nip is much tronger than any of thofc built
Spon the ordinary Principle.-Thc above i'm
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provemehs (foF which his Majefiy has granted
MS letters patent)is the invention of Mr.. Brind-
ley. OF Rockefeller. It is intended by govern
nent to adopt the plan very generally, nor is it
to be doubted that it will be adopted in the mer-
chant fervice. as it will not only make room for
itowage, but fave in the building OF 400 ton
''"P"' 'e"" aooi. Lon. pap.
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Subject to deduction of S per cent, eaualto
Dollars 1900
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Virginia, city Of Richmond esd Feb. isos.
To tbe Jeere.a,y at sUar far t6e United sta,sl.
SIR,l
n =. agreeably to the wifhes of the Richmond
Republican Blues, a volunteer corr of I;sht IN
iantry. IN WHICH we have the honour 10 hear
commiions as dehgnated oppofite To OH, .eve-
raj subscriptions, we have the honour and ,;,tif.
iaetion 70 communicate to you, & tbrourh.v ii,
TO the. PRECEDENT and Congrcis Of the u. MATES
the refolution lately adopted by them, & which
is written on the other fde
we have the honour to be, fir, with very
fervants. -.. -. - - 80
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Estp gDeatrr.

In pubhing another Play bill from the Theatre the
Manager confiders it duty exprefs his regret at
the disappointment OF Saturday evening, and 70
it.te, that the indipofition Of Mrs. Bignal took
place Whit in adsal preparation for-th, performs
ance; that, the information rtached. the the,-re
when the other performers ayere ready, land il WAS
time to commence the representation. Alto late
an hour twas alrnoa hopeefst to f,ppy the teticen-
ey, and alter every effort ufed, was found mprasi-
cable. The public, It's trufied, will! feel aOured
that imperious neceility only, could have induced
tteP 10 detrimental the peculiarly interens, as
we'll asto the reipeefabity Of the theatre and ae-
cePt an aiiurance that every means within the
power or abilities of the Managers fhall be ufed TO
prevent the repetition of fnch an occurrence.
Inns Evening; March IL, 1906, will. he prefented,
aceiebrated play, III FIVE ats, called
ABAELLINo, Or,
TIE GREAT BANDIT.
In the fifth a9 concert of vocal and iof}rp,cr,,l
muiic Song, by Mrs. Hopkins
To which will be added, the MuGcal Enterta,n,oe,.
THE PURSE, Or,
BENEHOL ENT TAR.
SCHEME OF II LOTTERY
y raiie the fun of four thoufand TWO hundred
l. dollars, for the purpofe of .nabliibine LIZ
sRAar and philosophical apparatus for the u Of the
Students Of RUMFORD ACADEMY. IN ,be Gown.
ty of King William
$500 Tickets at 10 dollars each, dolls. $4,000
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GEO: WIN. SMITH. Capt.
WM:.DAvIDSON, Lieut.. =
q. w. DIXON, En6gn.

Ihe following beautiful verfes on the brau,v
OF woman are from Hayley's "Triuuphs of
temper. We infcfibe them "to the fair.
Go, faithful fonnet, to SERENA fay
What charms peculiar in her features reign
i,ranger' whom her glance may ne'er iurvey,
TIL ys her TINS tribute in no fattering arain.
Tel her, the bard, in beauty's wide domain.
iias Teen virgin cheek as richly glow,
Do'om' where tho blue nieandrng VEN
Sheds as fof. luitte thro' the lucid fnow. p :.
YES thae as brightly hafh with JOY and youth,
-, AND locks, chat like her own luxurianr f,w,
men T lay, for then fhe cannot doubt thy truth,
u,.I NAT the WIDE earth no female form can now
"nere natnre'slegend 70 dihintaly tells,
In this fair fhrine fairer rpr;, dwell" e.
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Gbe Gnqulrer.
-
RICHMOND, litb MARCH.
COMMUNICATION.

A GLANCE AT THE MAP OF EUROPE
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Amount of duties on coffee in 1909, l,ss1.4se
---lrAwback, 'ess'e1c
duties on cocoa, 1890
---drawback, os'oot
-----duties on brown fugar, 1.sai.II1
--drawback, 5Js'aae
duties on cIaycd fugars, 1861
--ur'"hacE, $4,000
The amounts above mentioned are tater
srom the official document publifhed in GU,
32h.
II will be admitted that in the wear 1904
that the imports and exports Of colonial pro
SucS were comfortably augmented, but Ger.
tsinly it would be TOO abfurd to fay, that ar
tncteate of-thiny per cent. is to afleG tn,
right.
The United States contend that in the tim,
OF the peace they held AT executive colonia
rlds, VIA the powers now at war with Grca,
BItan, 'hat the furpIus beyond their own con
t"H3pbon was freely exported, and that now
oscau.e Great Britain is at war with ,hoft
powers they will not be deprived ofthat trade
TINS o certainly meeting G. Britain upon he
own ground. We have always thought, an,
hfthihk, that upon more deliberate reflection
Great Britain muf recede from petition
"hith is tenable in neither faea nor principle.
(Norfok Ledefr.J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-31
aIeranprta s,alp aocsrIlssF'
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81.

MARRIED, las: evening, by The M Nfa
Mr.. Muir, Mr.. 1homas 1o7cefs' 10 Wv
Eliza CAa.ham-bolh of this place.
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Eliza CAa.ham-bo,h of this place.
Extract ofa letter from Lisbon, d6''s'"
5M December, 1905. -,
Since our last Of the 10Th ul'' :a
goes of -four haze arrived from A Am, T.,
which are Offering at 9,6oo'ls pr oD ~. IN.
canno, be sold. We have mad IaoI , ~,
pt rrations Of wheat both from EnS.anu .;ess
the Levant, and great reduction ~ p .,ns
is fully expected. We may wan WAN .b,oaId
supplies for the spring, but hour s sa"ms
no, stand laid down here mere tnap '' srea
to 9 dollars per biol. to leave any "'
for profit"
Extract ofa kttsr from a gentl sn. -
WrrHEyTg. Dec. ~, 1909, ,oa.
aIcannot omit amusing you wiz A.
items of a lata discovery 10 this cows '.r, al
bou, two miles east Of Geo. wan. W." s.'tc.I
attemp. WAS made to sink pl,, % ~ =, s.y
for salt wafer. A few tee' DIG"
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80 PUBLIC SALE. &. -, !.

PURSUANT 10 a deed Of tFait from
glnles Bsan4on AMI E3zsbsth Bis vic, dated
TIE, sIa of 4beary. 1925, for ths, pufpois theIe
3Gy intonasd, will be !2q, ON tal Ptssat!es, 10
.thc higheh bidder, for cafh, on the, " n day Of
Ausoa .Eekt, a 1scr 5ofGRouNl>, Renting
sa feet iptha. ca the eaf fiste fWSet afesssr
and TO feet deep, htaated between Bske9 and
Prince Hrstt, Il, the town Of Alezsadtiai &teress
on i.,sr:efed neat and convehiepuFranle Dwcl:Is
Eng housss.'a.1. ai ~ f2ati9 70 81
G g sThosaas NoWeikrs1anJess-4 Z
May zss - 81 aerf 70 'a+.ats ads
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I2ITRIIC SALE.

-, =
10y yir;ue :. a.ascsae .Sf 1be hon the Circuit
L , Court OF "a: .bi!sgitt Of Columbia, for the
Comfy of A!tx,adns, Md. oe;aeco Richard
piate, cuxsp; adi n. ho;rs ard representatives
Of Robert M'Gi.s, d.ceafsd,. 3 defendants, will
be fold. at Pubic Sale, On Saturday the 9Th
day Of Jahe, 4. thetoSsee Houle, in Atrxandrla,
;an cr-ait of 'iix u,5nths; Ole .a5ietyc an am.
.fipsl gseuod rent, rof rIt tcllsrs upon lot in
~ .ion facet, lesEed,so Thomas Crapdle,g on
which th.r. is eeeeas three Gofy brick honfe !;
alto, one n,9is'y 9S aa annual grau9d frsorof 40
dollars, oaalas ii. LATED 70 Miebsd Thorn, i, sn
wal=ss kisys Hqs tic prypsiy Q: SAMUEL Nj
!chols, Or &hiGs A2ys is ihsp5oyefafnt' alto on
a credit Ct six And twelve months, dh. n,oi-ty OF
10. Of g.ssa1,J On ah.s, erect, ffcn';agx teets
and running back la3 feet intHes, fccuriY will
be Sresa3:tl On tic above property far The pays
rnehtt ). tas phtctaic mercy. - - .ll
g. Dssssa4e, GaMssDlonsr.
May 10. 500 g4@ dtI4je
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n % T T C. E.. !.

~ virtue Of a dead Of truttGiver TO me by,
ID James Keaasdy i. in order to ,iasisfy cer-
tain deoss therein Specified, due 10 JOIN LaiIa:s
Mfrs. cham5crlaia and tgumphgey,, Gabriel
Woo3, AID Josl and Jonathan f0f, lda Hereby
Oaer for sals by ps.y4,e cestlatt, the Hhslc OF
TIC aces ID trde Of sh- iaid JaDes Kennedy, jr.a
as il was aspoGlcd with me; and he NOT having
complied With TIE condition therein contained;
and redeemed the Tame agscsat'y TO bio un-
d-..akrg il the deed Of ,ruf, and it being
the ROCK Of Dfuggie aud Chemia, may be-
worthy tie astensioa Of tolhc pelsoo in that line
OF bulinrfs. II 90 propofals are f'ercd 70 me
before tie E:a day Of July, J faall then expcise
thu f.n.s 90 public ia,e, togeth:r with all the
houfchoid faroishre conveyed o me By the fad
James Keunedy % istisfy the pnrpofs' Of the
laid deed, andsr the tenn. ard conditions therein
contained. 49,
James saaderlon, TrsyaSe. Z
IT,. i
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1a "A Situation vanged.

70 "A Situation Walged.
IA YOUNG MAN who has regularly been
( 'broughs.up 10 a;@hoia.ale dry good aoie,
Ssousd begl ia 10 go 70 stly sportin he Ike
oiessa SuPercssgh iaptain'S Cleik rrf',slng &C.
qus2n,ec with e,c sacdc Of aoisg buGi,ss at -ao!a
itlaads; .6r wo,sld rpgsss,ia aconpliag sean,a,
Satisiaaay SecoH,alca d alton lsa be givan.
A,aBsfisA line aaldf.Hft y c. % and ctS
,at she Printers, VII BE duly attended TO- :. :
! Iune 10. 3 =
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The Subicrlber,

I Athis mandatory. Water ltreet, offers
!. FOR SALE,
a quantity ~ Mould and Dip cdadlss,
upvards often thoniand weight
Sp hite and Brown SOAP.
nd vii or:Iy have ready for delvsrya large parcel
He fgatiuaes tbe Battling 6ssfsef as .ejsaf, ,aa1
bai en- haaa, a iSxgefesk IF
Old bottled Porter and bals die, 3.
Part OF ie nearly twelve months in bottles, received IN
hogeads from the breweryof Me Frs abbott and she
ward, Philadelphia Gate Mr. liaac w MORT ,ie whole
(which, on trial will he found Inferior in quality 70
any ever Imported from, London.
WM. DUNLGp.
MAY 10 co
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On Tuefday Mr.. Dillon role for the purpofe of put
ting queRion to the right hon. gentleman oppoGte,
(Mr. Foxy with view learn the future intentions
Of that right hon. gentleman, with refpea to the
claims of large portion of his maeRy's fubiecls in
ireland. Rumours had gone abroad of very extra
ordinary change of eutinents having taken place In
certain quarters on the fbe of the claims of the Ro-
man Catholics of ireland IL was alto rumoured that
the great body of the Catholics had acquieced in this
change of opinion 1t was of the hghelt Importance
TO the interes Of the empire well as the Tranquility
of Ireland, that this queioH hould be fet completely
at reft fome way or other
Mr.. Secretary Fox ohferved, that the auenion of
the hon. gentleman 70 vague and general as carce-
ly 10 call for a reply The hon. gentleman had aled
what his Intentions with rePe to the claims of
the Roman Catholics Of Ireland and founded his quel
ton on rumours of an alteration of feutiments with
refpea 70 the queRion IN certain quarters As the
honorable gentleman had not partcularized thefe
quarters, it was inpoib for him give any anfwer
with reference to them. The hon. gentleman had
ALTO alluded to rumours Of the acquecence Of the ca
tholie body in the change Of fentiments, which he
hated to have taken place in certain quarters OF
the determinations Of Tint body, he thoughtit would
be more natural to expect information from the hon.
gentleman himfelf-He did not feel himlef called
upon fay any thing more the ubje6t on this
cation.
On Friday committee appointed to take into
confederation the preien fate Of the wooden manu-
facture Of England. The fevera petitions from the
counties Of Glouce1er, Somerfet, Wits and York
referred to the confederation Of the committee.
Mfr. Wndham rofe to give notice "a cry of hear
hear fro the oppofition beuchl that on Monday
next he ihould move for cave to bring in bill en-
towering his maeRy, 70 time to be limited TO
make certain rules md ders for regulating ,he trade
bsiween Great Bftsin 81 A the Cape Of Good Hope.
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4fareign 5nteIfigenee.
Fran L07aor AID Li5srsOS papers ,es>ps5 at tgs Ofes
Of s5s ". Z. DAILY Aav-rty5,.
IUNDUNl WHICH i
IRISH CATHOLICS.


On the 9th init moff numerous aud highly ref
pe6table body OF the Roman Catholic inhabitants of
Ireland afiembed at Dsrcy's tavern in the metropo-
lis of that country; and it is with the mott heartfelt
fatisfacfion fate, that the utmoR harmony,
unanu,ity, and good temper governed the meeting
The right hoi lord Southwell took the chair The
quetion propofed eypreive of the higheA conf
dence and reliance in the integrity wifdon and patri
otifm of the prelent administrations This fentinent
was universally applauded Every man prefent re-
pretended the idea of prefng the Catholic Claims at
the pre(en moment, as being once inexpedient I'M
timely and unwle: at the fame time that the unau-
thorifed and ntruGve ication on this fubieSt
made by fome medlng and wrong headed indivdu-
ais to Mr.. Fox, was universally reprobated.
Some fight difference Of opinion prevailing, whe-
Their any fpecfc declaration lould or fhoud not be
drawn up in the fpirit Of the above difpnton it was
deemed advfeable adjourn the meeting to the fol-
lowing Thurfday, when there is little doubt but the
Revolutions to that effe9 were adopted.
We repeat, it is with the mot heartfelt fatsfa aion
that lay before Readers the refut Of this meet
ing, which but conlder, in the preient aw-
full moment, the bet and mot important news we
could have communicated. 1t contains the aIurance
of the aeionate fuPport of three millions of people
in the dreadful eontel in which we are engaged, nor
have the Catholics by taking this noble line of con-
dua, ferved them(elves efs than they have the Eu-
pire. hey mutt henceforward be conlidere1 with
that afeaion repect aud gratitude by Great Britain,
of which we enieavored to prove them worthy,
when their claims under the confederation of
Parliament lalt FELTON,.
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NUREMBERG, Feb. 81.
NEW-YORK, May 7.

The fhiP Enterprise, capt Patkwood, arrived Ian
evening at the Hook in 4. days from London. We
acknowledge our obligations captain P who very
politely forwarded to by pilot boat note announ
cling his arrival, and ipclofng his late London paper
which is of the 20 h of March, one day later thar
advices by the Hardware. IL contains no addit-
oual intelligence OF moment, nor does it throw any
light upon the Object ofthe flag of truce. The fol-
lowing are the principle articles:
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preceding =, ~ had tecn depr, fed BY La =,
.aes OF Rock made, as underitAnd. by Tome Dutch
houes The rife however, was nos f grea, as il pro-
badly would have been, had no, ione co nunit
been made with rePea the Loan for the lervice of
the year.
Some Paris papers, arrived Ian night Of the 18th
:a'tant. One OF them. the Gazette d. FRANCE. c,,n.
tairs Ncte which leems fhew chat the French ex.
peel Bonapsrtes ipeech will pave the way for Ne.
goeiation FOR Peace. 1t Note upon an article Of
London intelligence, which mentions that Mr.
Fox iutered hmfe!f TO be very eafy perinadea nv
Lord Grenville that peace could not be though, 81 ON
account OF the unfavourabe circumstances and unpro
Pitious 6suation in which England found herleE"
Stocks this day at eevcn-3 per cent Cons. 90 -
3-S tor money-3per cent. Red ihut.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-16
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The Difpatches brought by the Flag of Truce were
received at Boulogne from Paris at ten o'clock on
Tuelday night, with orders to fend them off nlme-
dately, and to deliver them to the irR BritiG Cruz
ger that had Kings Officer on board-they were
brought TO Boulegne by Courier-In purGuance of
the orders received, French Naval Officer mmedi
ately embarked on board Flag of Truce, but none
Of our hips was fpoken till the Flag of Truce had
Rood over nearly TO Dover Roads, when ihe fell in,
little after O'clock yenerday morning, with the
Venus frgate the French Officer Immediately went
on board her and delivered his Dispatches, which
were inlfantly conveyed to Admiral Hollaway at
Deae, and from thence fent otto Government
The flag Of truce remained off Dover till half pan
twelve yeerday, when fe failed again for BouIogne
OF the nature of the dipatehes, the French officer
who was the bearer of them, wholly uniformed
BY fome perfons they fuppofed to relate merely
10 Cartel for the exchange Of prifoners. OF ers
can hardly believe that they relate to Cartel be-
caufe they fay that week ago no anfyer had been
feat to the Ian propoal received from the French Co
vernment upon the fubea, upwards Of a month finoe
As fooa the Dispatches arrived Mr. Fox's Office
he went 70 the Queens Houe, and Commuui ated
them to his Majefty, with whom he had a long Au
denee; after which a Council is faid to have been
held. A morning paper adds that another French
officer arrived at Deal in gally belonging to the Nile
lugger, which took him out of a French lugger of
Gravelnes. Our Deal letter, however, is perfectly
fent upon the fubjee.
The arrival of the flag Of truce, which wa known
atthe Stock Exchange between two and three O'Clock
PRODUCED the efga Of rating the Funds, which IN the