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SECOND CLASS.
SCHEME or n. LOTTERY,
FOR THE 'BENxFIr OF
WILLIAM & MARY COII.EGE

WILLIAM q MANY COLLEGE, -.
fiekets that drew blanks in1 Dollars.
Ssss 3the 6rf elafs Ssmay be rsnew.( $3.50
Geo in this at ten dollar, EACH, "a,
4ss5 Tieketsa, fifteen dolls. each, 7o,a7s
lo'62S ,y 1865
DEDUCT lois on 5000 tickets, that drew pri-
yes OF fifteen dollars each, in fr9 claf,,
and may be renewed in this, a, 9 Ia
dollars each, 400
~ Dollars ,l25,I55
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All petfons Indebted to the late concern of 7o5,
Butler y Co. are reqheHed to make payments TO mr..
Robert dtigon, as he alone Thave authorized to grant
difcharges for the1ame.
WIN. M'KENZTE.
April 10. n
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THE Subfcriber, offer. for fale, twenty-five a.
Il eres Of LAND, adjoining 70 his Farm, abop.
one mile from this City on the man-rosd leadrg to
neutrality-suspicious. i'ua'ed, AVID convenient, 10
good water. indifrvtabls title will be given -
the purohafsr1 JOHN GIYNN.
Jupe 90. (oaw 9v,
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sees 8. Aax6e n Ss-fs., essaed, That this aa ftali
continue and be in force, for the term Of two years
from thspalling thereof, and no longer.f k-S
~ ~ fNATHl. MACON y =
Speaker efiJe Hoste Of Rspysfs~tsiive,
S: SMITH, f' 81
-. ", P,sTdsnt sjesse Sssats Pro femps-e.
Apra Is, 1906. s,--.. 81. -.
ArfsovsD, q. F~.NN' 3.
i TIL: JEFFERSON.
! !,sa'>.rh. - AN. ACT 4 ts.. 49, -l.,
Far terrifying tie port, ,b,,te.r, 81 be Uait.i s..ss,
II and for 6Gish.g gs.-Soafs.. .a.".F
B<it ssstPtIt tie Serqie anS Roas Of R,pyssufs-
tis4. tie United STATE, IF Axeyies, ia Conpyt allan.
BED, Thar fui, of money,not exceeding one hundred
and fifty thouiand dollars, in addition TO the fun,s
heretofore appropriated. hall be, and the fame IS
hereby Appropriated, to enable the Preiident of
the United States to tus the ports and harbors of
the United States be better fortified and protected
Sec 2. And u fi,tsr easisd That FUN Of mo-
neY not exceeding two. hundred aud fifty thoufand
dollars, in addition to the iums Heretofore appropri-
ated sll be, and the fame is hereby appropriated to
enable the Prcdent of the u States Is caufe to Be
built and completed, number Of gup-bosts rot ex-
eeedns hftysfor the protection Of the harbours COATS
and commerce, of the United States; and the Prefi-
part, all Of fad gun-boats when he halliudge the
fame expedient for, the purpofes aforefaid and a
fem not exceeding twenty thoufand dollars is hereby
appropriated, to defray any expence which may b.
incurred by, olfiesriog, manning and Skipping gum
boats, As aflrefaid. - =,
Secs. Ind bri further enot7sd, That the prefident
of the u States may drca any of the armed veel, of
the United States to be fold, whenever he hall be of
opinion, that the ai vefe is 20 much GU. Of repair
thar it will not be for. the interea of the United
Statesto repair the fame. 's" -
Sec 4. dai5e IL further eaasti. Tha. the Geveral
fums OF money hereby appropriated, fhall be paid
out OF any money in the treafy Of the u States not
otherwifs appropriated.
NATttt. MACON,
S9eaier Of tie Ro4ft Of Rep,slantafives.
r. .A-s. Lte S. SMITH
-. . PrsGituf eft5e Senate, Pro sempo-e
April 81, 1906.
APPROVED, - -'rc';e o.
ia ''''' ~f'." 80 o TIL JEFFERSON,
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,.ox TIE sAr,osAl lsrIllrorsss..


WE recently laid before our readers fouie inte-
reing notices Of the plan Of initruion pnrfued by
Petiaoszi. We now offer iketch of his life, drawn
up from the work we have already quoted.
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PROPOSALS.

70, carrying Moi, ef.te U.i.d S.ater, or sDe,y;.e
Ped-Rssdt, mill r. received at tbe General Pef- 0e<
H"fatte fcfdly Of -dsgsf resf, ;reisfve.
6 FROM Wellington Cry bv Alexandra, Coli
: L cheeer and Dunfries, to Frederickibury, fix
times week.
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AND rea SALE ,Bv TUE SUBSCRIBERS.
q N Extenfive Nnortment of GROCERIES,
L n morg which arc the following articles:
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ckSLssL fosr-oEftcH,
Waj5isefOa city, dprH s6, 1900.
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May 80
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-06
Fran SIC National Int s1Egsacsr.
FURTHER EXTRACTS

From an examination 9 Me BRITIsH
DocrRIsE, rvAtch J5js8s 70 eaplsre
neutral trade not oPss ~ time Of
peace.
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5eat of Gnbernment.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIi21y. E,Lry,~. =

Friday, FsJruayy z
Mr.. Leib laid he had long been of opinion tina, the
Preieht MODE oil Keeping the Journal of the Houfe
was incorrect. He had always though. that ,be n,r,s
OF the mover Of every propofi,ion fbould anns,r ~
the Journal and that the Journal hould be 70 ken, as
to enable the people to be fully acquainted with the
proceedings OF their representatives. To make an
enquiry on this fubjea, he offered the following re.
folution: &c
R9os~fa, That committee be appointed 70 en-
quirs INTO the exPediency Of amending the Handing
rules and orders Of the HouGe 70 far as 70 nrefrh h
mode ofkeepng the Journal.
Mr.. Smile conlidered the motion as ,,,s.e0,-,,
Inc queitIon was taken and the morton apreed to-
ayes 65--and committee of five member. aopo;n,-
ed. Oe'' APPoNi'-
Mr.. Gregg, from the committee on pubI;c I,pds
reported tnat 1t was expedent TO pats without amend
eht the Dill, received from the Senate to repeal ro
much OF an act 70 regulate a grant of land ,o ,he
French inhabitants of Galliopos as reoures .bs sr-
tual fettcment of the land.
MIR. Gregg obierved that the committee had bes,
induced to make this report in eonleouepee Of tbe
term OF former law not having been COMPLIED With
from number Of tracts belonging to minors. and
from ieyera tracts being 70 broken as not TO admir- If
Iettienent; and nafmuch as no condition Of fet,le
nent had been attached to any other lands of the u.
States " VIZ "
The Houfe ordered the bill TO third reading ~.
morrow. w
On motion Of Mr.. d. r. Williams the houfe es,ne
to the following refolution
R5ofiTf, that committee be appointed 10 on.
quire whether scy and If any, what additional tro.
vihonsare neeehdry to prevent the Importation of
iayes INTO the territories Of the u. States.
committee OF five members were appointed.
The iouie went into a committee of the whale
Mr.. VAaNtM in the chair; on the bill relative TO
naval peace el,blifhmen;.
MI. Gregg explained at fon1s length the proviG.
"D' VI '"s oih' detailed hAiemens Of which has al
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TRANSLATIONS FOR THE FEDERAL
GAZETTE.
SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY
OF ITALY
Head-QuarterJ, Gorilla, Nsp. II.

Head Quarters, Gorilla, Nsy. II.
The enerry on abandoning the banks of the
Iagliamento, retreated towards Palma-No
They did not attempt to defend thai place
Which they might have held with advantage,
and 1t was feveral miles from there that we o.
vcrtook their rear--feveral trihng kirmfhes
ehiued, III which we however made number
OF pfiioners. On the 5th, the army formed in
two columns and embarked on the Homo. The
advanced guard commanded by gen. Efpagne
entered Gradika, two hours before dark,
where the huftrians made but feeble relift-
ance. The horle-chafeurs then Attended the
right bank Of the river to proceed to Goriza,
and the divihon Seras etablihed tfelf at
the fame time at Sagrado, on the left bank
The day following, the disiions, Mohtor, Car
dame and Partonneanx, proceeded along the
banks OF the river, with the view of croiling be-
low Gorlzia, but the pontoons not having arriv-
ed, its pafage could not be effected at that
place.
The divGons Seras and Duhefne marched TO
Ruha and Sayona. Their advanced oofts pref.
cd cloiely on the enemy, an engagement enf,-
cd a. tie termination of which their cavalry
tll back in the utrnon diforder and their ar,ii
Iery eftaped only under favour of the Dighs.
We drove them rs far as the walls of Gorilla.
The general in chief made the arrangements
tor general attack on the morning of the nth
but the Auitrians did not with to expofe
themieives to the hazard of an engagement
and even took advantage Of the night to hartep
their retreat. Gen. Eipague purfues them with
cavalry and light-infantry, and has orders TO
purlue them as far as Lebyach.
TIE army has taken petition on the Homo
Three hundred additional prifoners are in on,
rear, and othere are continually arriving. The
rlarazims collected at Udine and Palma Nova
fell into osr hands.
The general in chief fPeaks highly OF the ex-
ertions OF the army. IT undergoes with con.
r'ge and alacrity the fatgues and privations
unavoidable in 70 rapid march. II is PLEDGE
Which it gloriea in Offering to his majcay the
emperor and king.
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Calder.
Admira! z. Harvey, late Of the Temeraire, is,
VIC underaand, 70 have the red ribbon, vacant
by the death of Lord Melton.
The contributions levied by the French on
Vienna, during the three frft days of their
occupancy, amounted to thirty millions of flo
rims.
The Prince of HeTe Darmladt, has ordered
his little army to Cooperate with the Prufli-
ans.
tcarcity, bordering on famine, prevails in
Suabia and Franconia, in material degree ari-
hng from the confumption and devafation of
the hottie armies.
Three cii.tnct and independent fluadrons are
about TO be fo,m.d, to cruize between Uihant
and Cadiz, with power to aa as circumstances
may iuggef. The extraordinary cruize of the
Rochefort :quadron has given location to the
prefent arrangement. One fluadron is to- be
commanded by Sir j. B. Warren, who is to
hoilthiS flag on board the Foudroyant ; another
lis to be given to Sir r. Strachan; the com
mander of the third is not named, but it is fup.
pofed will be Admiral Stirling.
The vait annoyance to which our trade is
fuhiett, from the Spanilh gun-boats, Sc. at AL
geiiras, and along the Streights of Gibraltar,
has pointed out the neceifity of encreaied ener.
gy and force on that Ration; and that Sir Sid
ncy Smitl: is, in consequence, appointed to the
HS fOupct, ana lcVSTdi gum
brigs, Sc. are ready at Plymouth to attend
him.
His royal highnefs the Duke of Cambridge
will embark in a few days, on boa-d the Orphe-
JIG s-;e-.>, "'.irI, b.,s been appointed to convey
his royal hi;.lm,eis TO the continent.
Iueiday morning, his maiefy's fhips Leo
pard, Fury, and Furious, with about 20 tranf.
ports under convoy, having on board the troop.
computing the fecond diviiion of troops def
tined for the north of Germany, failed from
Deal for the Wefer. The troops on board
thete vedels are, the Sd, or Old Bluffs; the 4,h,
ar Kings own regiment; the 18th and 9th Fun
iecrs; the Goth, or Cameronans the osth,
3oth and seth regiments, and the firt battalion
Of the 3oth reg iGnent.
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WILL BE SOID

" ms bfghsR hitter, far ready money, on t5.
Z Il" q III; mo"fb' FIR The pmpoJ5 ofhfi5fy-
I% fDF SdIa"'e 9t n de6f due from Ed,aTgd
tard: |'''" '"EP'
y ~ th1t part Of Lot number thirty-fve.
I'm me improvements thereon lying ON
the Min-nreet in this city, and nearIy opDoffe
the Cort-houfc, which was conveyed by nv.
Iet and wife to Edmund Lacy, and BY the Caid
tacyto nc, in trul for TIE purpofe of Cati.fy-
ING the det above mentioned and exppnces of
executing te trua. TIE part 10 be fold con-
tains thirty-x feet four inches in sront.
y JOHN TURNER, TrlQee.
February So IT,
~ On dre6r7r Of tie haiYeG # fbe A0r, 1br
oboqr G,t auH5 k2toged 10 76Sg)aay ur ao.b
infant. Ts5. Is.
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FRr/1E UNr7ED S7A1E5.
Ec6rkarr. 10. 1905

The bill broecht into the Senate bv Mr., wr;os,
For 'he rrfteaion and indenrriGca.;on r. A,,,,r;
car Scs'ref% referredto Mr.. Wright Mr.. SannsI
Smith, NJ BALDWIN,, M. Logan and Mr.. Tr,cv
was by me direction Of the committee reported be-
Mr.. With; without amendments. y
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BALTIMORE, February 10.

Arrived, fhip Commerce, capt, 7. Adams
IS days from St. Uoes-falt and fruit. A.
dams, owner. Mr.. Adams brings dfpatcbes
to government from MI. Bowdoin, our minifter
~ Madrid, which were put on board about the
soth December. The report at Lilbon and
ST. Ubes was, that 4 recent engagement had
taken place along the who'll. French line, which
continued with little inter,niiiion for DAVIS.
when hefh reinforcement to Bonaparte's ar
my decided the fate of the day, giving him a
complete victory. 10000 Ru!Fians laid down
their arms and were fent home on parole, and
10000 which attempted TO force their retreat.
were cut to pieces. An armitice was the i'm
"eaiate conteqnence,-Such,i Jays Mr.. Adams,
was the report at l.iibon on the latt of Decem.
Der.
Alter the events which have occurred, there
is nothing to render this action improbable, ex-
cept the broken tate of the RuiIian and Auftri
Am armies But as their htuation NAV not have
been altogether 70 defperate as reprefented in
the bulletins, as they may have been reinforced
by the whole of the Rui1ian auxiliaries under
M'chcifon, which were on their march TO the
feat ct war, and rs Bonaparte had preyiou0v
w'ihed general en-. agement, which had been
der'lIie'i, 1t is not unlikely that he was INDUCED
by lis opponents after they had concentrated
an their forces, taking all their hopes on one
lat and desperate effort
No printed or written advices of a polite al
nature, except the dispatches to government,
ha been received by the above arrival.
Fed. Gaz.
In our hate, we accidently overlooked the
7'h bulletin of the Italian army on Saturday,
and pubIilhed the 9Th under that title. The
reader will find both the 9TH and the ninth in
this days Gazette. The former fhewine the
ground which had been gained before the cap
tnre OF prince Rohan's army, and the latter
giving more particular account OF the dilpo-
h1.ons winch had been made by Manena, to
effect that important object. 10.
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NINTH BULLETIN OF THE ARMY OF
ITALY.

Heo6-Quarte,S at Gotieia, NoD. &c.
The rsaeral in chief being Informed by differ
ent adsicts and particularly by letter from
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MoaRay, february 10.

-NoHsay, February 10.
Mr.. Tenney laid before the Houfe certain refoluti
ons of the Legislature of w-Hampfhire inftruang
their Senators, and requeng their representatives to
take ali. legal and neceary meafures for obtaining
in correspondence with the wihes Of the Legislature
of North Carolina, amendment to the contribution
OF the u States prohibiting the importation of faves
Ordered to lie on the table.
The Speaker laid before the Houfe letter receive
ed by him from William latham, Representing that
he has been engaged for thirty years in resarches
netted with objects great public utility economical
agricultural, and mechanical and ntnatinp his de-
fire that the materials collected by him fioud be
made, on his receiving proper compensation, the
balls OF public infuton, be placed under the di-
rection OF the executive Of the u. States
Referred to committee of five members.
On Motion Of MIR. Dana,
RSfo|Oe6, That committee be appointed to con-
ider and report whether any amendments fhould be
made in the ftsudng rules of the Houfe relative to
the confidential communicate
Referred to committee of five members
MIR Morrow pre!ei;ed petition, from tine iouiii-
ana company, inhabitants Of Ohio, and coniftng of
forty families representing their purpoc, in cafe of
being aided by donation of land. to form fettle-
ment IN the neighborhood Ct St. Louis
Referred to the committee or public lands.
Mr. Crowninfhield from the committee of Com
merce and Manufactures, reported bill declaring the
town Of Jerfey, in the fate of N. J. port Of deli
very, and providing for the erection of light houfe
on Wood Hand, or in Fletoher's Neck in MaGaehu-
fetts and approPristing 5000 dollar, therefor.
Referred to committee of the whole on Wednef-
dav.
Mr. Crowninhield, from the committee Of Com
merce and Manufactures, lkewife made report, on
the refouton relative to the erecting New Cattle in
Delaware. into port fentry. The committee at
ter detailed report, embracing calculating docu-
meuts from the feeretary of the tt,aCurv declare
that it is inexpedient to make New-Caltle into port
Of entry.
Referred to "a committee Of the whole on Thurf-
day.
Mr.. Nieholfon faid he wirhrd to lay on ,he fable
reoutsn relative to the fulfilling differences between
the us. and G.. Britain, on which feveral reColu,i-
ons had already been ofsged When this fubje6
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p Q S + s c r | P r.
From The Pailadeltshia Ga1sne Of Alay sss

A letter from Halifax, IN. 81 date thS
18th inst. rec we'd at New Yeik sayss
" There are S Americans here under sd.
jud cation, all detained by capt. Wh.;6y,
Of the Leander, who swea,s ne will have
them all Iibellet, as well a. oil he takess
And as ne is going 'o sea again on Non.
dav, to cruise, as l understand, eff the
Hook, the probability is, he will capture
many more. HIS conduct is truly as,o.
shing, and his treatment TO American
captains, IN very instance abusive. lie
Is void Of oil shame-,s universally aete st.
eel here--and it IS exp cled viii be o. der
ed Home immediately on his recon con.
duct beng represented 10 his x ve'rme atj
and probably BE- deprived OF h'. c'mmis-
SION. !, is thought he will distress nd
abuse every American he meets with On
his mex, uise, which h. may suppose
land which We fetvendy hope) vii. DC ht
last"
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even sink in ~ifh one OF those Internal In
seefs" rausgaifo ~ And ths fields are so
like quagmire that a man on horseback
would be endangeredin attempting to pass
over them!! Mr.. P's opinion of American
farming may perhaps he thus collected.
From the scan,y produce Of the land, the
dearness Of every thing ne 6xys and the
eheafiness of every thing he has 10 sell, no
farmer can enrich himssIf. If he under
takes more land than he can manage
with his own family, he my erist, but no,
with more comfort than an English Gotta
ger! MIR. Ps. opinions certainly call for a
speedy answer it not founded in fact"
The remarks contained within brack-
e,s' are inserted by the person 10 whom
this letter was addressed here.
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reoa A ronpEAux rrrxr.

Irb1icI Decree Concerning RE Du;s, IF entry on
e0eoa. ecyes fP'-r. sRgar an TEA.
II tie Palace # tbe 75ule,ies,
IkUc5 4, 1896.
NAPoLroN. Emperor OF the French. & King
OF lta = With the advice of our Council OF State.
We have ,ecreed and do decree as follows -
Arr Is. The duties on cn,r, Snail be- reck
oned from the ub alton CT the presen, dec, ee
sis on ths inerc ,Hdi.es designa G.; in the fol
lowing ar,i;.e, 1cco ding ro the rae la:l down
ART Cocoa, 800 fiaaes per qun,al .nne.
Iuiqaej-Cocoa coming f,oin the Frcnch colo
mes, VIZ the duty on enrv. 6 francs and IN /,
day on c,nsumptiun. lo9 francs cnTse. $50
f'ancs--cuhee Coming from tn, F.enon colonies
VIZ 'hs duty on enury.o francs; an the duty on
c nsamption, li9 { ancs--pepper, $50 francs
do coming sson The French colonies IS5 franc.
- coarse sugar 50 f'ancs-uo Coming tom he
French colonies. - francs iued sugar. 100
tfancs--t'o comi'.S from he Frerch colonies. 20
f'anc"-lea, from whatever place i, may he
brought, whose value shat be below frsnos ne,
Ehograrne, j ancs per kiiograme-rha. whose
value shall bs 8 francs or more per ,:i!oyrame 2
francs per kiogsame IF higher, an add.
du-y OF 10 reScsnt al vllo!en
Our grand jad5e. minister of ius,icc our mi,
is'et OF the inte;i0r and fnanles, are CHARGED
each one as it respett, Inn, VII the execution
OF the present decree.
(S,gned) NAPOLEON
BY the Emperor,
TIE Stc,e,a,r of Safe,
(S'Sned) IL. Is. MANGr.
An auestsd copy.
zee o'aHa 5Sa,ge. Afiqis,cr Of 35ns,;es.
(signed) REGNIEK.
on the 81 of April, in the Bsi,is!, House e
Commons, Mr.. Rose Withdrew his mc,ion 4
g.inst the West India tade.
The U. brig Hon rEr, bound to F.ance.
with arpf,c Is resp a,n,s me Elor;das. was sn
Kan APnh 10 10 i't a long so. i. l. p.oba b e
she arrived ~ the 2Utn Of April.
Palladium.
AZ the approaching Trial. in July mex. of
Mcsirs Ogden and Smith. i; is un.is. stood Al,
NJ Adf.o" viii be sum noncd as PRINCIPAL eyi.
oe.iIe IN b. ha;f o. lie defeniants.- P1,. gas
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made with balls well trrned and Polished
which we're caused to fall from heigat o
ga French feet. A; medium they produc
ed five lines deviation toward. the east
according to the determination of the
p!u mb !iae, and the theory gives four lines
and six tents. These experiments were
made in The coa!-mnes of Schebrsh ami
are An additional proof Uf the nota,ory
movement Of lbe earth.
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clergyman had omitted reading the aGs
against proiane swearing, &c. at the time
stated by Law the farmer, therefore, re
turned the complement, By informing
gainst him and the clergyman was o5li,,-
ed to pay the penalty of 5k.--Loa. Iiap.
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Sicea Rupee.

A subscription is circulating in Charles.
ton Tor publishing a print Of Mr. Cooper,
,he 'rsgedian. IL is to be executed by. MIR.
Leny, an artist lately from London, from
painting by Alexander Robertson.
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MoTIoNoP THE WORLD.

M. BENzEssEae, professor Of physic
and astronomy at Dusseldorf, has given
an account of.wsnty sigh! experiments
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a marriage has lately taken place be-
tween Mir KNIGHT and Miss Day -
! he most rigid lover OF decorum a d So
br'e'y, will rot object, we presume, tc
This m~de OF turning Day mo Night
London fah.1 .
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The Essex, capt. Rodgers, from the
Mediterranean, has arrived in the Ches..
peake.
The prospect of war with Tunis is
said to have disappeared; in consequence
of which the Chesapeake friga.e will no.
sail for the Mediterranean.