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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
liz l-2 Gents Single.1

| almost inevitable consequences of impo-
sing heavy internal taxes (for he must
prepare for wary upon The farmers, at
the very time that their produce is low.
cred and their wearing apparel and hard
ware are augmented in price three or
four fold.--I do not say, that gross in.
jury, or even insult, would not induce ,ha
Americans TO submit 10 such sacrifices.
and would be amongst the last of those
who would try them in any way bur.
rest assured, Baiaam, that they would NOT
make any sacrifice at all to humour TN,
caprice or the maligDiy Of any one of
theirstatcsmen; no, nor a;liheir statesmen
put together. Anaas 10 their paying YOU
with sponge, fear it not for, thoueI,
such mode of payment might pc,feSf.
iy well square with the MOI ality of rom.
OF them; yet, if my observation has NOT
been very superficial, there are gcod
sense and integrity enough left in tho
country TO prevent any general measure
OF thai sort from being adopted unless
IN case oil some provoca,icn so OUTRAGE.
Gus as to excite degree of resent,neo.
sufficient 10 bear down and to smother
all other feelings. Again, therefore,
say, Balaam hush your fears ard cornt
ycur bags, or rather your slips OF paper.
Tor, be convinced, that Mr.. PIrr wants
no councillors on the side of temporisinp
that when the Object is To ;-iye xh (aov
thing except his place. he wants no one.
TO back him: and, trust, ycu NAV re-
iy epon it, that, if he make a stand far
The rights and Tie honors of England.
though the dealers in American stock
and shippers OF goods to America should
iorsake him, he viii have the snnDorr
oil a great majority Of The nation, whom.
baiaani, as you may have perceived. dan,
ger has taught 10 begin, at least. IN ,b;nk
less OF the funds and more of their corr
Try man they used to do. am aware. tbat
some iii-na'ured writ will say, THAI. mon
this American case, am wri,ine, CON n.
more; ~ answer 10 which insim,auon.
shall appeal to all the sentiments that r
nave ever expressed upon the sub;efa.
bo!h on this and on the other side az ,h.
huan''c. When there, | frequently had
OCCASION 10 depreeate The homble tone Of
our negociators aud our ministers: and,
II different tone be taken now / sbaIt
rejoice IN having to applaud il, hear il
from whcmsoeVer. may. In he mean
time cannot refrain from taking ,bs
liberty 20 beg the public as wes as ihe
ministers to be upon their guard against
the representations of the owners ar a.
merican /ands and American Aends ard
the traders 10 Hnierfca. These fsnd tbav
are very numerous) have all strong bi.s
towards that country as, indeed, they NAT,
uraiiy must have. There are SOME hon.
orable exceptions but, gene, : spesy..
ING, Their representations are 10 he re-.
ce~ed with great caution 20 say nothing
ot their ignorance ofthe real interests oe
either Country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
Valuable Medicines.

DUBLIC confdcne. has never been more de-
h Hbsrarely and firmly repofed, and perhaps iu
no 1tance more jnffly, than il appears in the ct.
feacy OF HAMiLTON'S WORM LOZENGEs,
Prepirej s,d fold, whoiefalc and retail, by RICH
Aao Leg no. Sc, Msiden-lane, New York
And ia Richmond. (oniy) at S. Pleafan.s' Print.
jug-oGice.
TIL: proprietor has lately prefcnssd TO the public
eye the teitimoay OF the Hon. n. C. EAnfos,
CHANCELLOR Of Maryland. the Rev. Mr.. Mother,
aud of other diaingrihed aud rofpeet1blc eharae-
ters. The following cafes, of more recent occur
renee, are now refpeafully fubmitted.
Csbp nj letter fJen, Mr.. Henry Alderman, Brick.
layer, ASg6sine-stvees, Broadway, Gan.
-, 1904.
.ta-It wouId be ungratefnl were 20 with
bold my teltinony in avorr Of Hami!r on' s Worm.
Deasoyins Lozenges had been between FIVE
and fix years paA much indifpoIe6, and la,terly
often tormen,ei with fevcrc gripping and pains OF
the bowels. troublej with offepfive breath, aud
Ssith violea; fev.rh its aud other oh vious iymp.
TENS of worms hut frequently hcarng your
Worm LoScnrcs recommended in cafes G1iilar 70
mpc determined trial Ot then, sslsny Ian
rrfource. The hsit dofe evacuated twelve or
thirteen feet of tape wors two Other dole, were
taken With brought away quantity o! matter
liSc broken Gkips and pieces Of worms. fuppofs
thc raur worm. vo;ded a, different tincs n1ua
have exceeded forty, feet. .-Thc alnnoft To-
orcdi,a benefit rseeivcd from, this medicine,
Induced NC Co give dofc to child of mine who
was piuing and iekly it prodncad tina fame good
eE.a in thisinGarec, eSpclling worm of diff.
ferent kind, from nine TO twelve inches long, and
ar the Game time reloring good Fate OF health.
tremain, Sir, years &c.
HENRY ACKERMAN. y
20 Mr. Richard Lee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
1be RejioratiVe POqOder far tie
Teefb and Gums.
HAHN'a GENUINE EYE WATER,

HAHN's GENUINE EYE WATER,
A fovsrign remedy TOR ell dileSfes RI the eyes
whether the eRsa be natural weakness or Of acei.
dent, Cpeedly removing inflammation, denutti-
ems Of 5heun. dulInefs, itehiog aud FILMS on the
zee never failing to cure thofe maladies which,
freqsen.iy iuecsed the fmJlI ?oX, mcsee5 and fc-
vers, ard wonderfully strengthening TO weak
fight. Hlnireds have experienced its excellent
virtues when nearly deprived Of eight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
Hshn's,rue and genuine
German Corn PiaiHer,

An ipIsilible remedy for corut, fpecdilY remov-
fng them, root and branch without giving pain.
gbe Genuine Perifan Lofisa.
So celebrated among The fashionable through
sus Saiepe, as an invaluabie eofmetie, perfectly
Innocent and fate, free from eorrO6ye aud repcl.
en-, minerals (he baiisot Othcr lotion') and Of IN
paralleIed efficacy in preventing and removing
blen,ieies in the lace and kip, o! every kind
particularly fIeekles, Pimples, irhammstory red.
nele, fcurfs. letters, ring worm, fun burns,
prirsiy heat &e.-The Periian Lotion operates
mildly, without impeding that natural, inienGbi,
psfpiration. which is encntial t. health yet its
effeds arc fpeedy aud yernanert, rendering the
fs;u deiieateiy foft and clear, improving the COM
plexon, aud reiloriDg the bloom Of youth--re-
YER falling 20 render an ordinary eountesance
beautiful, and handfome one more 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
lsO I1Er ~ WI AN
HhMlLJOkS
Grand ReRofGtiVs,

. recommended an invaluable reiieine for
the Cpecdy relief and pes aanent cure o. the vsi.
ens com Amt, which re;ult from diiEpatcd plea
Observation-Disclosures incilms,es
uafavourablc to che contribution the immodc-
rate ufe Of tca-frcquent intoxicstion, or aGy o.
ther dearuetive intenperancs-th uoikii'ul or
ex,eniive uf= OF rnercury-tbe dfeales peculiar
20 females at a certain period oil ite--sad lyings
IN. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-11
FsR SALE AS Ap6vk,
Haaih0n's E0eaes and Exiraf q
lI..Al
MuNard,

A fate and efyetiual rensdy for acute and
chronic Rheumatifu, Geut. Rheumatic Geuj
P,lfy. Lumhago. Numhneis, White sweling,,
Ibilbiains, Sprains, BruifeL Pain ia the Face and
Neck, &c.
/" AN OUNCE OF PaeyENrps Ia WORTH
pouHD OF CusE.'
For the prevention and cure OF Bilious and Ma
Ii;.nanrFever, isrecommcnded
Haba's Anh-Sihiogs Pills.
The operation Of these pills ia perfectly mild,
70 as TO be uted with fafety hy perfons in every
EtuaIion, and of every age.
Hamiiton's Elixir,
covercign remedy for Colds, Ordinate
ing C,nfumptions.
To Parent, who may have children aGiiacd with
The Hopping Coagb.
This difcovery is OF the Gra usgni,udeJ as i,
sgasds ic,-1edi,te relief, checks the prosrsfs,
and in hcrt time entirely removes the ncft
cruel dicorder TO which children arc liable. The
Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable. and the dofc 10
ANAL, thar no difficulty arifes IL taking it.
From LIZ TfIES MARIAN, efq. attorney re
nera! OF the nate OF Maryland.
GEsrLEMEN--I comply with your Te1uc2 in
Rsting my cpipiou of Hamiitons Elixir. It las
been ured ia my family for two three years
pau with uniform fuccefs, whenever colds,
coughs OF fin,ilar complaints have rendered medi-
cine neceGary. have myfelf found it al excel,
lieut. and agreeable remedy Tor very painful ar
troublefore affection of the bresh accompanied
with for enels, and with oberuGted AID difficult
breathing
On ,he,c accounts, l do not heG,ate TO rccon,-
mend Hlmiton's Elixir valuable medicine,
and defery:ag public attention.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14
WASHINGTON, October q.

The latef official information from the Wet
ward, down to the 3oth of Auguff, at Natchto-
cbes, ftates that the Spanih forces, after having
remained from the 10th to the 9Th of AuguA,
within IL miles of that place, fell back on the
18th to the Bayou Pierre, poft not heretofore
delivered TO the United States, and about 60
miles from Natchitoches : where they fill re.
manned.
1t was confidered as doubtful whether this
retrograde march was occa fioned by the want
of proviiions, in which they were very deficient,
or whether it indicated purpofe to retire per-
manenty beyond the boundary of the territory
delivered to us.
Governor Claiborne had reached Nachitoohes
on the cath ofAuguft, aud was making arrange.
ments for calling out the militia in cafe of ne
ceiiity.
General Wiknfon had paf1ed through Fort
Adams for Nachitoches. He exprefIes hope
of being able to induce the Spanifh governor
to withdraw his forces without referring to CO.
ercive meafures and confidence in cafe Ee
,ihould not, of being able to compel him.
MIR. Freeman, after Attending the Red river
about 600 miles, had returned, with hi, explor-
ing party, to Naohoches. Although it was
contemplated that he f,ould proceed farther,
yet owing to the ftafon and lownels of the wa.
ter, he had reached the highelt prattica BILE
point. ADD would have voluntarily returned in
few days, independently of the menace of the
Spanards. Mar. Int.
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CHARLESTON. October g.

Captain Price, who arrived yeiterday from
Curacao, informs us that General Miranda has
taken Aruba that his force at prefent con60s
otthe Leander, his own hip, one Brtilh frigate.
two Hoops of war, two briggs, and three fchoon-
ers, and about 500 folders and failors ::
that the Spaniards appear rather TO keep aloof.
bur that he has been joined by number of In.
d'ans. The SPanards were fitting out at Por-
to CaveUo, about 20 armed veneis to cut off
Mlranda's fupPlies by the Britifl, and 10 fcour
the Coat. Capt. Johnion, OF the fhip Leander.
who landed with about 20 men to procure
water, was furprzed by party of Spaniards
and the whole of them taken prifoners. Twelve
OF the Americans who were captured in Mi
Tanda's tchooners have been haneed and the
Fet tent to the mines for life. Three of thofe
VINO were hung, were Roman Catholics, and
received ChrIitian burial, the ref were fuiTsred
to remain upon the esllows. Several Amer;
cans having arrived at Curacao, the arCenals
and Magazines have been completely filled. but
1t was generally fuppofed that if Miranda fuc-
ceeded, the Britt would attack Curacao for
the purpofe of obtaining convenient ds5of of
1uppies and az port from whence Miranda
might early receive aiiiaarce and ftpnort
oeVera' iSlrmIihes had taken place, but were of
tnitng Importance 70 either party. The ulti.
mate iucceis oftbe expedition was ftil held TO
be doubtful.
When MIRANDA entered Coro, the greater
part OF the inhabitants fed, and retreated into
re country. Som light Rirmifhes had taken
place with the Spdniih troops, but with tri.
h'ng lois on either hde. Nineteen of Mranda's
men, who were on watering expedition, were
taken prifoners.
Several American matters Of velfeIs had fold
their cargoes to Miranda, and were paid in Bri-
tlih government bills.
se was exerci6ng his men at Aruba, and
waiting further reinforcement OF Britiib
troops.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14
ELECTIONS.

GEoRGIA.-Dr. Dennis Smell has been e.
eeted to fuppy the vacancy IN Cnngrefs occa-
Toned by the re6gnation of Mr.. BRYAN. II is
uppoicd, that Mr.. B. will be elected governor
Of the fate, in the place of Mr.. Mlledge, an
pointed ienator of the " States.-Dr. Smelt is
OF courie elected only tor the enfuing f. ffion of
Congrefs. Whether he will he continued in that
appointment, was a point to be determ ned at
the general congrefiional election of Georgia.
he'd on Monday the 9Th inf. The Savannah
" Republican" conje6tures, that George M
IrouP, bis late competitor, will be the fuccefs-
full candidate.
MAgYLAND.-The general election for Con-
greis was holden on the 9th inn. The following
was the fate Of the Polls, in the city & county
Of Baltimore
~ K Moore, el64 Jofhua Barney 2oss
VIM M'Creery 1859 John Scott $50
The dlittict of Baltimore chpofes two members,
one feleeted from the county and the other
from the city. MIR. M'Creery and Com.
Barney aie the city candidates. MIR. Moore
and Mr.: M'Creery, the prefent members, are
of courfe elected.
BdaOord Llotd, Efq. of the EaRern Shore.
has been elected to fIl the vacancy occaioned
by the resignation Of Judge Nicbofon.
PnIlip b. KY is returned for the sd con-
grfihonal diitret, by a majority of 243 votes,
over the preient member Patrick Magruder, Erc.
PH1LADsLPHIA.-Sum total Of the votes in
the wards of this city, for Inspectors of the
eniung general eisdion:
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KNOXVILLE, September 81.

Extrad Of a letter from NatcbifocbeJ to a gen.
flemnn in this county, dated AngnR so, 1906.
{. We are in buitle here, there are about
eight hundred Spaniards within twenty or thir.
ty mles'of US, in the difputed territory, with
an intention of keeping poffei1ion of tive
have governor Claiborne here, fuppofc he will
take teps TO drive them off, if 70, we fhall have
a little duff. There are eight companies OF
troops here now, and in four or five DAYS there
will DC three others, which win make eleven in
all, we calculate that we fhaii DC itrong enough.
with that number to whip two thoufand Spaui.
ardS.''
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caik, belonging to the cargo of the faid fchoon-
er, marked No. SO, which papers were refer
red TO in 4 letter found among the papers of the
fchr. written with sympathetic ink and igned
" John Cnrrere 20 aud ON the trial the papers
70 faid to be found fecr.ted, were produced in
to court The judge having heard council on
both Gdcs, decreed, that the fad fchr. fhould
be rcaored to the claimants, and further de-
creed, that the whole of the cargo, excepting
the captains private adventure, iboud be con-
demned ON the ground of the papers having
been concealed by the faid Carrere, and the
owner of che ichr. ihould be paid the freight of
the cargo.
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Last osocn!i!g's aeaa.
BALTIMORE, October 8.
FROM EUROPE.

To the poteneGs of captain Abby, frod
London, we are Indebted for Loudon papers 10
she 18th of AuguG. Captain A. touched a,
Falmouth on the esd of Augua, and had pa
pers TO the 18th iucluGve, but gave them TO
the Britiih fquadron off the capes We learn
verbally, however, that not the leaf hopes
were entertaioed Of peace when ne left Fai-
mouth. The people in general did not feen
10 win for peace on abe prcpoird terms. A
lew nlicellaneons extracts are in th: days Te-
ieeraphe from our London papers.
We have alto extracted few marine articles
tom Plymouth paper, aud the following
iketch ofthe treaty between Ruflia and France,
winch have moi yet been putliihed here.
7elsgsGphe. :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14

7HE fubfcriber intending to remove to the coun.
ty of Piuiyvania, will fell at public Auction
on Tueiday the 2sth infant at the houfe in which
he refides, the chief part Of his hosfehod FUR
NIFURE, cOniifing Of Mahogany dining and tea Ia
bles, PrelIes, Sidrboards, ls. tys Jspand chairs,
double flint Cla0es plated Ware with FLYER edges
\ few handiome Italian prints, tJe &c. Six months
credit will be Above ed for ali ums above City dollars
the Purchaier giving with approved endorfsrs
negotiable at the Bank Of Virginia.
GEORGE TUCKER.
October IA. tdC
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14
COMMUNICATIVE

After lingering and dif,rfing illBefs, which
The bore with patience and rrieraiion, depart.
ed this lie On 'fhnridav TIE 9Th inf. Mrs. Pr.
be -dtbsrfon, wife of Capt. Daniel A,hcrton of
this city, who IS now LIFT TO dc plors the lofs Of
ms ant2b'e comfort, and her only child, who
within three weeks have gone 70 6 that undif-
covered country: from Whole bourne no travel
Ter ever returna.'' ~
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n 6nNtnA againR THE oeean.

n bR7ynb Ggainf The ocean.
IT is a remarkable fact, that though e.Iotbs
of the American peQpis, are republicans, there
are more federal than republican baber, in
the union. Let us take, for example, the four
Aargef towns on the continent:
In B2Fon.
Republican. Federal.
Independent Chronicle Repertory
Democrat CentiueI
Palladium
Gazette.
In NezU York.
American Citizen Evening Pof
Peoples Friend
Commercial Advertiser
Iufpe1or
N. Y. Gazette.
IN PbHadeib6ia.
Aurora Philadelphia Gazette
u. S. Gazette
True American
Daily Advertiser
Pbr, Folio.
IN CbarIeRoa.
City Gazette I Charlcaon Courier
The Times.
The Morning Chronicle Of New. York, and
the Freemau's Journal of Philadelphia, can
icarceiy be called republican papers, as they
are almott excluively devoted to ioraf politics ;
the one to the caufe Of gov. Lewis, & the other,
Of gov. MtKean.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14
so DOLLARS RFwARn

ANAWAY from the fublorbsr, on the 9th In.
= itant, an indented apprentice named ARMS.
TEAD MOSBEY, Sadder by trade He IS about
l8years old; 5 feet inches high, looks down, ard
Is very apt to hufi in the face when fpoken to IL
sProbable he may go on 10 Alexandria. | hereby
forewarn all matters from employing him, and will
give the above reward to any Perfon that will d.!i-
yer him to me, or 20 dollars TO fecurc him in any
goal 70 that may get him again.
THOMAS BENDLE.
October II. r.
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October Ia.
FOR PFNT.

md Petition gi7es Immediately
TE7HE HOUSE and LOT belonging to tile enate
of william Elliott decd on the Hill near the
Swan-Tayern. The Houle Is very convenient for
genteel family, good garden noke-houfe tCe. For
terms apply to Robert Hyde or VIM. M'Kini.
ROBERT HYDE, a7hng
Exst'r Of EYDiam Elliott, dsc'd.
October IA. IT,
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NOTICE.

TE7HAT Petition will be prefented to the Lee
I g1ature of Virginia at the eniuing SefIion.
to incorporate company for improving the naviqa-
ton Of lanes River, from WsRham to tide water,
on the CbeGerfield fhore.
October H.. o-w5u.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14

FOR SALE--o7 TIE loqueR trims
1900 Jacks Of LIVERPOOL SALT, and 90 crate.
Of LIVERPOOL EAR THEN WARE of fi1perior
quality 6; well aIorted ju0 arrived in the min Ner-
chant, Captain JoHNsoN, from Liverpool, at Ber.
muda Hundred
ovERToN ANDERSON.
May %, r.
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SateG 81 autgle;,.

T5i5 Dag, TIE l4:b Infant, af tie Onee of
tie S~5'e'iber5 H,ILL BE SOLD far abbro-
qrd sndorIrd Negotiable Notes:
~ Finds. Brown Sugar on months credit.
Q Pipes Real Holland Gin on months do.
Chefs Young Hyfon , -
Boxes Imperial Aea'
3 Small Bales Cinnamon / on co dave
Bundles Frying Pars
Bale India Cottons
one trunk larlboured Mullins. for cah.
Nerieymeres' Cloths, FiaTrels Ono Months
SERGE brown. Holland, Cotton credit without
Stockings tJe t5f. referve.
ALso-lo large tin Battling Tubs
TAYLOR & BROWN, .6uF'rs.
October II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14

AuGuf 2l, arrived at Point Petre (Guad.N
2sth, privstscr brig o. 90 guns and so men
Failed for Laguira, with $50 troops, under the
command of the captain of the port. on pur-
poie TO cooperate with the Spauiards againft
Miranda.
Sept- ii, failed from Point Petrr; and on
the 10Th, in LAT. 81, so, long. al, so, fell in wi
the aforementioned pfivafcer, on coutinua-
ten OF her cruiZe, CATER having landed her
troops at Lasuira), who informed us, that Mi
randa had met with frvere rrpr fr from the
Spaniards at Lagura, and compelled to treat
to his thiPping for ileter; they ALTO added,
that no hopes are entertained Of hi (Mranaa'l
ever tucceeding in his operations, un'ei3 he had
force of from 40 70 SO, 900 men, the whole of
the country being united againR him. This
prIvateer had taken three prizes (Engli0O one
ot them A government fhooner, of IA guns,
after fmart action, and killed II Of the fchoor
ers men the other two were mcrchantmen.
one of them brig, laden with rum, and in
tight when we were brought to by the prva-
teer.
The privateer in the above aaion with the
fchooner had her boat fhot TO D eces. which
made her iniilt on our boarding her IN our own
boat, but treated very friendly AMI not detain-
cd. On leaving us ihe food TO the porth.weft
under pris of canvas, we hazard an opinion
to cruize fomewhere of CharleNon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14

a HOUSE on the Hay. Market fquare, Will,
\ an ofIiee, Gable, chair-h oufs and an excellent
garden, &c For terms apply to JaiPsr Robbins at
MIR. John M'Enery's
OStober ] L. rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14

A part: of the crew of the French ihip lin
peteux, deitroyed on Cnrrituck, have arrived
at Annapolis, and are on board lie Patriot and
L'Eoe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14

Maj. for Conai :

Nineteen Conftitutionalins, and Nine Rcpub-
icans, have been elected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14
LONDON, Aupun 1s.

The Hamburger Correfpondent of the Cd inf
contains letter from Amiterda.n of the Doth
ut. which gives the following as as, outline of
the rrporfed conditions of the preliminary trea-
ty with Ruiiia, fgned by M. D'Oubrii, at Pa
ris 4: -
&c Their fiall be frieudfhip and good under
Handing between Ruiiia and France.
" The Ruilidns fhall evacua,e Cattsro to the
French, and ieparate them;etvcs from the Mon.
tenegrns.
s. The French in like msnLer flall evscua,e
Raguia, which will be again placed under the
protection of The Porte.
Both powers ihall guarantee TO the Porte
the integrity of its dominions.
" France Promites within certain time after
the evacuation ct Cattaro, to withdraw its
troops from Germany. RufIia promifes to nCr
her endeavours to reftore peace between France
and England. Rufiia will employ her GOOD ~
hces to accommodate the difoutes bet,Y-.p
Prufia and Sweden"
Such are reported on the continent, to be the
leading features the treaty alluded to. we
can, however, ansrt, and we do it on the beH
authority, that IT contains other, and noff diff.
graceful terms for kuifia. BY the prelirnina-
ties which D'Oubrii fgned, the barriers of
Turkey and Of the Eatlern Mediterranean Saa
are THROWN open to Fsace the oyerthrow of
the Germanic contribution is Ganeioned the
in'ereits of Naples and OF ali JtaFN are facrifc:
ed to Napoleon's family, and Ruiiia is virtual.
y ihut out from all interference with the sf.
fairs of other European powers SCR
4 Respectable houfe in this city has received
hy the Sally letter ron MIR. Murdoch.
in London, dated the 18th Augnf. Il does
not appear, that at that date, tie neeocia,ior
between G. Britain aud France, had aGumrf
any deci6ye appearance. 'ihe opinion. how
ever of Mr. NJ. an enlightened merchant and
wel'-inFormed politician, was that it q,on4
t4'r'f""se tn a pease. Ball. Fed. Gaa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-14
ALExANDRIA,,Oaober ?.

Arrived yelferday, brig Active, capt. Black,
IN 20 days from Point Petre, (Guad)
ExtrAas from Journal KEPT on hoard the brio
liIiinte.