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+ 5" must here pay trihase of.iustice
to commodore Rodgers, whose conduct
during the negeclatlea on board, was mix
ed with that manly hrmness aud evident
wish to continue the war, if il could be
done with propriety, while he displayed. The
magnauimisy of an American, in declaring
thar We fought no, for conquest, bat to
maintain our just rights and panonal dig
nifty, as fully convinced the negociators
that we did nos ask bat, gran,~psace.
's1You will pardoa me If here Introduce
Circumstance evlncive of the spiri, of our
counrymen. At breakfast this morning,
commodore Rodgers observed that if the
bashaw would consent to deliver up our
couutrytnen without making peace, he
would engage to give him two hundred
thousand instead of sixty Thousand dollars,
and raise the difference between the twc
sums from the officers of the navy, who he
was perfectly assured would contribute to
It with the highest satisfaction"
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NIarcb !
FOR SALE,

7k-ee ga1pabls PLANTATIONS, gig
NNE containing 1900 of land, fituated in
~ the county of King & Queen, within five miles
OF Dunkirk, of this tract 600 are cleared well
encloed and in high cultivation is well adapted to
the culture Of tobacco wheat and corn and for feve.
raj years pat, has been productive as any in the
county ; the other 600, has ever been remarked for
the quantity and excellence of it's timber for which
great price can be obtained on the ipot This farm
is well furnhed with every thing neceilary for the
accommodation of an overfeer and negroes and for
recurring crop, it is level and well watered from
200 TO 800 buihes of wheat, may be feeded the next
fall, to the greateh advantage-My manager, Mr.
Meadows, will ride over this land, with any one
willing to purchaie.
Aho tract of GOO acres in Efex, within ten
miles of Tappahannock, in very wealthy neighbour
hood moi of this land, peculiarly adapted to the
growth of corn, wheat and graf5 1t is in good oul-
tlvation, and well eneoled. There is on this farm
from to 100 acres Of meadow which is as rich as
any in his Rate. My overleer. Mr. Hill, will hew
this land, and Major A. Rtchic, is fully authorized
ditpole OF r.
ailo offer for fale, MOUNT CLEMENT, the
feat which reGde il is believed that there are
few tracts in the aate, uniting more advantages, or
t.st can boat IF 70 Iuuch beauty it is tuated in
mile and half OF lappahannock, & affords as fine
view OF the Rappahaurock, any the river. Mount
Clement is wahsd fde, for more than mile
w.jh broadnavgable creek from whichan abundance
Of Eh may be taken every eafon it contains by ola
furvey $50 3fths OF this plantation very rich
low grounds, and in high cultivation. Several hun
bred dollars worth of wood may be fold annual,
from it, without injury to the eliate There is or
this ets,e, brick dwelling houfe, in good repair
SO feet long, and "a wide, and all neceHary out.h ou
les lately repaired lhal forbear minute defcrip
ton, as prclune any one wiihing to purchaie will
view the prenfes.
ALTO win to fell 900 or 800 acres near the Boil
ling Green The terms Of lae will be one fourth II
three months, the balance in years. the ultlmat,
payment to be iecured by deed of truR. The negroe
on the above plantations, with valuable teens of
very kind, with fine Goeks Of cattle, hogs & fheep
with variety Of the ben uiens, the purchalers ma,
have By paying fair valuation, reafonabe credit
EDWIN UPSHAW.
~ My terms will be communicated by John Ho
race Upihlw, Efqr application.
Mount Clement, April II. (f)
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THE PRIVATE ACADEMY OF

NOCTOR HALLER qoiN ge removed on TIE FRI
~ day Of May next, 10 t5at large Brick Roge kaey
bait By Colonel Harvie net far from tie Seaie-bot.
On sbe Eaiiday, certain number Of f5 Scholars SoiH
Be admitted to tie iinquon; but only children Of ap-
proved habits and department be entered; as D,.
II. firmly deferminedto adhere 10 The rules and yfsnL1t-
mentioned in his plan Of education !; TIE printed copies
Of rrlie6 may Be lad at bis bOgf-
April 8. st
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TO BE SOLD BIZ 4UCTIt
NUMBER 1851

~ BE SOLD BIZ AUCTION,
AT the front door oft the Eagle Tavern in the city of
Richmond, the eighteenth day of March next.
eniuing.
Z HAT mott valuable eRate, Gtuated in the coun-
! ty of Wythe, and commonwealth of Virginia,
and heretofore well known by the name of Chifwels
Lead Mines but which, for fo.aetime pat hath
been conliiered as the property of Stephen Aultin
and company, of the city of Philadelphia, by virtue
of purchae thereof by them, made under decree
of the high Of chancery of the laid common
wealth, with the terms whereof they have not COM
Piled.
That purchafe was made on the Goth day of Febru-
airy 1893, for the FUN of ( 6,5o5, and ince that Pc
Rod, they have made iundry great and valuable I'M
proveruents the iad efate.
The well known value of the property and the
certainty which the fubcrbers feel, that rhole who
mean to become purchalers will iatisfy themielves
thereof, view, render any further Description Of
the property TO be fold unneceiIary.
The iale will be made in conformity to two feyeral
DEGREES of the hyperion court of chancery, which is
directed by law be held at the Capitol in the city
OF Richmond afoseiaid, the pronounced the
9Th day of June, and the other the 7th day 81 De-
tober, in the year lSO2
Credit will be given to the purchaler or purchaf-
for term of nine months for one land eighteen
MONTHS for the other moety of the pUrchafe money,
each moiety being iecured only BY bond with
good lecurity made payable the lublcribers, the
furvivors of them their executors, Administrators or
aiigns for the aies in the iad decree lpecied, and
bearing interef from the date but aio by the
tention of the legal eRate, until the whole purcafc
money, with fuch nteref, ihall be fully paid on
which payment conveyance eonveyances will be
executed the purchaier purchafers in virtue of
the laid decree by
JOHN WTCKHAM, , CommIioners
JOHN WARDEN, of the
WILLIAM HAY, court
Jam 81. sw.
~ The fale of the above property is ponponed
TO the 5th day of May next
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CTRBYED orSTOLEN from the Commons
} fome time lat week, likely grey HORSE,
in good order, about or years old moth
ing remarkable recolle6ted about him. will
give generous reward to any perfon that will
bring him to me in Richmond.
J. PENN.
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NOTICE.
= Z ME Creditors nf James Deane, Thomas \.
Dsane & Francis 3. Deane, Of any Of them,
are re5ueted to meet James Deaue four o'clock FRI
day evening May the 23rd, at the tavern Of Mr.. CAT
per Fleihcr in the City Of Richmond, for the pur-
pofe Of having iGbmitted to them, complete Ra,e
Of the iaid Deaues affairs that thofe arrangements
which appear meft Advisable their creditors may
be carried into effect.
JAMES DBANE,
THOMAS A. DEANE,
FRANCIS 3. DEANE.
Cumberland, April Is. o..
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TO BE SOLD,

TO BE SOLD,
70 The bigbef bidder, on the brennies, on the frR
dag Of Nay ne:et,
z. 0 much Of the LIND, zv6ereon Jobn Ksljo
- iUeS, in tie county Of CumberIan4, late the
property Of Peter Fyancijco. as zviH pay the ba-
lance claimed Of him, b. Samuel G. Adam5, Of
K. go, qUitb its ntereyg, By z,rtus Of a deed of
raReeeeHtedt 10 me, BY Esid Peter FraneileO,
far that pwp9js.
GREED TAYLOR, TrxRes.
March IS. (ebtdJ.)
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Cumberland, April Is.
TO RENT,

TO RENJ,
rg0EE HOUSE and LOT belonging to Mr..
VIM. Dandrdge's eita;c, next above Mr.
Wm. Prices large building. For terms applyto
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD, Aceaf lfor ID. tscs'y.
April -. If.
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BONN g HUBNER

BONN g HUBNER
Have rseeivs3 from Bremen, a General d1oYfment of
GERMAN Understanding of
N2NABURGS, Ticklenburgs,
W Hellians, Rouans Sheeting,
Piatas Brown Rolls &c-which
they offer for ia!e on the moa reafonabe terms
March rs. let
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TO BE RENTED,
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
4 Few Pipes C0GNIAC BRANDT Of be frG
L y quality; CAFE, bsf MEDOC CLHRET Of
'be Oi"t4ge Of 800; FRUITS Preferred in b,axdy
CAPERS and OLIpES.
Alio--FLOUR for family NE in 6arreh and 5alf
6~'eis--t~ laIs BY
SAMUEL MYERS,
dbrI s-T
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FOR SALE.


pY oirfrsefa d-ed effrgF 10 bs fabfri6er BY NINi-
ID DaOit 10 flen,e tie Payment Of tao i-peral
Grvs of money therein ex5recd, to Wi7m ~. Hsnisp
aaibs agns nozv Of record in he county eourt of IL
bs,esis-EIH be Sold 70 TIE bgbf bitter far ready ma
nry, The premier, tie 2tb day Of Nay next On,
Half As,e LOT, in fbe tozDn Of Cbvdty,iAe, ias7Ua
in The 4ian Beye2f BY No. 90; or 70 much bs,eof as
7o5 meyef berren front bs fri day Of Alays5 1905,
and The COTS amt ctayge; aHcuAag tie f!s aJareiA-
Ybe a6oOs laie qON be far br 6enf o fixan{er Gar
rsH to zpbo,r Viiliam II. Hesins qgned f5e d5t Iaf
atopsiaid, and Ia The dee! qisyefaid mcnhon.K
JOHN KELLY, Trgfee.
lands IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE
IOY virtue of a Deed of Trua bearing date the
ID IIth April 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court Office, to ex cuted by James Deane Fran
els B. Deane, and Thomas III. Deane to iecure GER
tain fum Of money, due by them TO Iofeph Cacgo-
will offer for faie, the hgeh bidder on the o6th
day of May next, at Cumberland court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the properly,
thereby conveyed, viz.
One tract containing one hundred and thirty f.
acres, efs, ftuate in the county Of Cum
berland, fix miles above the Court Houfe, being
traa purchafel by the iaid Dsanes from Parton
Coptou, will appear by reference 20 tine deed of
fale on record in the faid County Court.
One tract containing two hundred and FIVE acres,
more or eis, iituate IN Cumberland, on the iOuth
1ide of the road, leading the Court Hnufe, one
mile difant below the fame, bounded by aHds Of
William Beverley Langhorne, and BY asi, Of John
Ford.
The fra of the above tracts, is hid to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable to per the other
is nearly half cleared
~. B. BY the content of all parties utereaed, the
fale will take place the Goth day Of May next, as
above Gated, and the terms of payment will be
and two years credit, the purchafers 20 give bonds
bearing ntevef, aud approved fecurity.
M. B. POTTIAUX.
April IS. Odf)
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HALIFAX, IS.

On this fourth dav of My, in the year Of our
Lord one thoufaud eight hundred and fix. be.
fore me the fubf:riber, one of his MaieRy's
juitices of the pea for the county of III llifax,
Derionaily appeared Daniel Traik, and William
Patterio1, jun. of Wlfcafet in the fate of Maj
fachufe,ts, mariners, feamen belonging to m,
American brig Ranger, John Patterf,n mater,
lately tent into this port for adj idication, by
his majety's hip Leander, Henry whtbv,
Eiq. commander, and made oath-that after the
capture Of the faid brig Ranger by the Leandcr
aforefid the Opponents were taken on board of
her, where they remained about thirty DAYS
that about 90 days after their being on board, a
flip hove in fight on the ftarboard bow, and
the Leander Immediately made all fail under
French colours, firing at the fame fine all her
uppersdeck guns on the farboard eide in order
to bring her 10, that the fhip which the Lean
der was in chat of, fill continued on her courfe,
upon which the Leland wore round, and fired
feven gums under Englifh colours fro N the lar
board fide that the flip Immediately bore
down and proved to he -.----- an Anne
rican flip from Charleho1 bound to Liverpool
in @. Britair that after the fld ip hal come
under the lee Of the Leander they fired two
nine Founders at her and one of them truck her
forward and the other aft that the captain of
the Leander ordered the matter Of the Ameri-
can lhip to lower his yawI, upon which the maj.
ter replied " that he did not think his yawI
would fwim :" that he then ordered him to
holt out his long boat, upon which he lowered
his yawl (not being able to put out the long
boat) in which he cane on board the Leander,
with two of his feamen in very Ieaky tate
that after the American ihp was within hail
they continued to fire fwivels and fnalI arms
from the quarter deck Of the Lednder ut her,
while they were leaving the boat that the two
feamen who came on board with the captain
were ordered on the quarter deck, and fight
of their projections demanded by Henry Whit
by, the captain of the Leander that upon
their delivering them into his hand, Daniel
Tralk, one of tue Opponents, faw him tear them
IN pieces and throw them overheard that du-
ring the time the captain of the American fhip
was under examination on the quarter deck of
the Leauder, boat WAS lowered from her and
proceeded on board the American nip, and in
a fhort time returned with two Of her feanlen
that the two feamen who came on board with
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Miranda.

From the ityle of the following letter we fufpe i,
to be communication of Yrujo's, the iu,r;,u inc
ex'minter OF Spain-particularly from the f,citude
to have appear that the expedition originated in the
- STATES aurora
In addition to the contents of the following letter.
we learn by the R.folution that the two fchooners
were carried into Porto Cavello. Phil Gag.
ESi,aa sfa letter from Caraeea,, dated May Is.
Ever fnce the departure of the traitor Miranda.
from New York, we have watched his motions and
oberved all his operations at Jacquemel On the 24th
OF March he appeared the COAT with the corvette
Leander, two fchooners, the Bacchus and the Bee
he landed five emihares, and en- the fame Law he
was attacked by Our veiels of war-he fplained the
attack with courage for moment, hut obferving our
v"hsls preparing board, he Aed in dalardy
manner, alter throwing over part of his military
flores.
ne two fchooners were captured after a High.
reiitanee. Three of the perfons ON board threw
themlelves into the fea-but two sf the n were
Immediately picked up, the other was drowned.
We have taken SO of thefe brigands who will
foon have their trial We have alfo taken the !,
emiiiaries who were landed with their commiffions
uniforms, &c. guns, pifols, Paddles, military tores
and number OF proclamations headed with Eb.yfy
and printed by your YrinfeSso revouonife this pro-
vince. In word we have captured all but the Lee
ander, and there is little doubt ihe will loon be
brought in by vefes who are in purfuit of her,
great reward is offered fer capture Of her and cap,
tain Lewis"
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the captain ofthc American sl,ip and whole pro
tections the faid Henry Whitby had dearoycd
in the manner beforcmentioned, were detained
on board the Leander, and are now on board
ia,d hip that the captain of the American
!hip after being detained about three hours, on
board the Lander. was permittedtogo on board
his ihip in his own yawl with the two men who
came on board in the Leander's boat and inn
mediately failed.
And the faid William Patterson, Jun. further
faith, that he heard the officers of the Lcander
fay, that the reafon given by the American cap
tain wby he did not bring to on their irt firing
at him was their chatting him under F,cneh CO.
Tors, he having E"S.h property on board.
DANIEL 'TSASK,
WILLIAM PATTERSON, Jun.
Same day fworn to before me,
JAMES STEWART.
Notary Public and Juitice of Pescrc:
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NETWORK, Tune o..

Extract of a letter from an officer at Fort De.
tro't, dated June 1, to gentleman in this civ.
We have received letter from Capt,in
WhlpP'e, at Fort Wayn, Dearborn at Chicago,
and NJ ichinac.
The brig Adams arrived from Machinac.
and brings intelligence that war is expected in
that quarter, and that the garrifon was prepar.
ing for defence.
he militia at this place are preparing, but
Y 10 a feeole multeriug, and not capable of rem
dering much ferviee
Lam !ofopinion that the Engiib nation zvin
take part. though not openly, evitb The Indians,
as /01,e IxyapiieS of brs0ifons and am 7uuitisn
ba7't Lately been IEasd BY tbe agents of tie Bril-
H@ government" IS,
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TENNESSEE.
NabUiHe, 'Jme 7. 1906.

ON Friday the 23d uiiimo, gen. Andiew
Jackfon came into this offi :e and told the Editor
he had received information, that Mr.. Charles
Dckinfon W s about 10 h We piece publifhcd,
which reflect, d hmfef; anil d manded a Eight
of it. his requeR was complied with few
hoDrs after which, we are informed, the gen.
challenged Mr.. Dickinf N, which was accepted,
and meeting agreed upon in the iate of Ken
lucky, on the Friday following at O'Clock A.
NJ. They accordingly met with their friends,
gen. Thomas Overton and d ,ffor Hlnfon Cat
lett, near Col. Harrifon's, ON Red-river, at the
hour appointed where, upon an exchange of
fire, Mr.. Dickinfon received mortal wound,
OF which he died in few hours general Jack.
Ton was Tightly wounded by the Ban paiIing
thro' his left breaR. The Rsyieav.
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PoucHksKpsrs, IN. w IuneI7.


Eeibk. The fngular phenomenon obierva.
be on the total eclipfe of the fun, which oc-
Cured yeaerday. has probably been remarked
by thouiands. The face of nature changed
from ihade TO fhade until the fun became com
p'etely obfcured. The darknefs then, for about
three minutes, was equal to that of deep twi,
light ; the fars were viiibie in various parts of
the horizon, the planet Venus, thinning with
brilliant luare, fowls Attended their ROOTS, the
cocks crowed as at the breaking of day birds
hovered among the bufhes, and bats were OBJ
ferved Hitting along the air. fldden chilinefs
pervaded the atmosphere, and NIGHT at nid-duy,
ieemed to Envelope the earth, until the glorious
lumnary, burfting from its confinement. in.
family difipated the gloom, and gradually re-
itored the day.-Juf before, and after the to-
tai obfcurity, innumerable vapory fhadows, of
various forms, were feen, in tremulous motions
on the furface of the earth, refembIing the un-
dulations OF the ocean. Barometer.1
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KENTUCKY.
Lexington, 5me ?.

The ravages committed by the H-my Torn,
j. uncomfortable TO thofe who have not witnefTed
its depredation. MANY meadows are left with
fcarcelv fpear vt grafs Handing and the wheat,
rye and corn, have not fhared much better
fate.-[he planters are generally re-planting
their fields IF corn hoping the worms will diff
appear, before it is out of the ground, as they
are now decreaing in number.
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SALEM. Inne IL

Yeaerday the great f,lar eclipfe took place,
agreeably to the calculations which had been
made. The day was very favorable TO viewing
it. The air was remarkably clear, and there
was not cloud in the hemifohere. AS the fun
Tint in, the FAIRS appeared, and many were vi
hble at the time of total darkness. CO filler
able alteration in the temperature ofthe atmof.
phere was felt during the continuance of the
eclipfe. CSale,n Gax.7
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Dan,estte 3nteItigrnte.
THE GRAND ECLIPSE.

BOSTON, June II.
fefterday there was total eclipfr of the fun,
as was predicted by our Astronomers. The fky
was without cloud, and many ftars were Wiz
Die; but the rays of the fun fhot beyond the
circle of the moon. and any thing could he fsen
in the ftreets as well as in the brighteft moon
light night.
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SWEDISH BULLETIN.
Had Onarfert offbe Sauedih =

HeH" LHnITy " me oTUeAUO army or
GrisfJzVnid, A6tH 26.
Reports received on the Esd from Adjulant
Gen. Count Won Loweuhieim announced that
the PrufIians had on the 81 n taken pofefiion of
feveraIvillsgesinshe Mecklenburgt along
the frontiers Of LaueBburgh.
Yesterday Baron GIafs KaIame arrived a. a
courier with report from Count Won Lower
helm, dated Gadebufch, April %. II is tated
in tbis difpsteh, that at half paf eight in the
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ECLIPSE, AS SEEN AT WASHINGTON.

WAsHINcToN-CIrY, June Is.-SeveraI gen.
tlemen made preparations for obferving the G.
clipie of the f!n, which took place on Monday,
with accuracy. The Gy was quite clear at
A. NJ. and continued 20 about an hour, it then
became cloudy and did not clear away until 2
O'Clock afternoon. The clouds were fo thick
that neither the beginning, vifible conjunction,
or end of the ecpie "oud be obferved. At
b. s2 m. 20 6. the fun appeared through the
clouds, very frnall part Of it obfcured, but dif
appeared before the verified fine of the lucid part
could be taken, not heing vifibe quite minute.
AT 10 h. 81 m. IL s.. it was again Teen about half
minute and the eclipfed part was EFT mated at
II I-2 digits, having the appearance of the New
Moon.-Many perfons were disappointed in
their etimates Of the degree of darkness that
would happen although the light was lefs than
in very cloudy day it was greater than in the
brighteit moonlight night.
Eclipfes of the fun afford one of the mott ac-
curate methods of afcertaining longitude, and
this one has been looked for with comfortable
anxiety, in the hope that it would be the means
of determining the geographical petitions of
many places in the United States. II is proba-
BILE that obfervations have been more fortunate
in other parts of the country, and it is hoped
they will favor the public with the refult of their
obferyations.
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PHILADELPHIA, Tune -.

BY captain Turner, who arrived at the La
zaretto, from Kingfon, Oamaca,) we le,rn,
that number Of impref1td American ,Seamen
have been dfmiGed from Brtifh men of war, by
application Of Mr.. Lenox, The American agent,
to the Admiral at Port-Roya.
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morning Of the Esd, the Pruffians paffed the
Lauenburgh frontier at Marienhatt in fach force,
that the Swedfh troops found il necegary. after
brave refiftance to evacuate their pofts in the
evening. The lofs of the troops under Count
Won Lowenhielm con6tts Of one huf1ar killed,
and eight wounded.
The lofs Of the PrufTians cannot vet be Rated
with certainty, but during the action it was re-
marked that fome men fell on their fide beiides
Count Won Lowenhie'm has ref.rved the COM
mnn'cation of farther details (which with rcfpe6
to the cohdud of the Prufiiaus will be very am.
ple) until his next Report, which is every mo-
ment expected. ,-- ,..,
Inconiequence of the hoitil;ties thus commen-
ced by the King of PrufIia, his SwediIh Maety
was pleafed to iffue orders yefterday for gene
raj embargo on all Pru(lian ihps in the Swedih
harbours.
A gentleman, who came paffenger in the fhip
Charles. informs, that few davs before he left
London, Mr.. Monroe afIured him that he had
reafon To expect that the differences between
the u. States and Great-Britan would foon be
advantageou1y fettled.
Our London papers Rate, that new treaty
had been concluded between Ruflia and the
Porte.
Estra9 ola letter from a Sbanih officer to bis
brother IN Baltimore, dated Corona, March
I2, 1906.
I" At the conclufion Of this letter, the poo
came in, and brings US news that the conquef
of Portugals determined on. Msrlhsi Berthier
has arrived in Madrid. 5000 French troops
are on the march from that frontier, and two d.
VI of G., Al
veifel laden with the ladies and women belong
ing to the Spanifh troops that paTed to Efruria.
were unfortunately taken by an Algerine rover ;
the failors fled in the boat, abandoning them to
their fate. The failors have arrived, but no ac.
counts with regard to the paHengers can be had
brigadier general with his wife, and young
girl Of fifteen was among the NUMBER"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-01
NEW-ORLEANS, Nav 81.

On MONDAY Iat our legislature made choice
of Daniel Clarke, as a delegate to the Congrefs
Of the United States from this Territory.