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his exiftence there, would have encouraged
more fufpicion than the numbering him on the
road to Paris. If we are aikcd what po(Iible
advantage could Bonaparte derive from adding
this other criu,e to thofe with which he is load
ed! We reply. by afking what advantage
could he derive from the afIaliination of Captain
Wright, or the murder Of the Duke D'Ea-
ghien Of all the crimes that ever were COM
mitted, they were the mott Improbable yet
Bonaparte committed them. He hated Adrni-
raj Villeneuve becaufe he had been unfuccefsful |;
and knowing that he could not take him off by
a Court Martial, he might refolve to adopt
the ihorter and furer way of taking him off by
anaflination.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22
70 long a. liberty and feeuee f.ll have their 1o.a.

70 long liberty and feienee iall have their voea.
ries.
6. Our luxurious tountryman James Madron we
love him as man and revere him R,.esmau.
The Cooiius of his fame flands upon iure oundari-
on, agana which will n,potently break the pillows of
prejudice, of folly or of faction.
7. Our miniiters abroad land chief amonpl them
James Munroe) fuccefs to their negotiation.
s. The mita-may they equal the anticipation Of
their country, and be indeed the fate defence of free
people.
9. The Navy; It's infancy has produced aas OF he
| roic vaour chat Leonidas might envy, what may we
| not expect from its manhood.
10. The freedom of the feas; may every violation
thereof whether perpetrated by Britifh, French or
Irpolitan coriairs, meet with eoudign puniihment
III. Charles James Fox; may he move in the orbit
aligned him, by public expectation whilit he repeas
the rights of nations let him alto be hailed as the de-
lverer of his country.
l2 The memory of Wilmington, franklin and
thoie departed heroes and fatesnen whole luxurious
achievements under providence changed the courfe
OF fate and gave happier deftiny their country
Is The late Chancellor The Ariltides of his day
his foul holds communion with the wife and the
JUN.
Ia. The PRESS" Let it be mprefIed upon your
minds and Untitled into your children, that the liberty
OF the preis is the palladium of all the civil political
aud religious rights of an American
Is The commonwealth of Virginia; may her
eitizens be impreed with the TRUTH that virtue and
dfuiion of knowledge, eGential the preferya-
on OF her Decentralization requires the foterng care
oflegi1aton.
To- The vigilance and jeaioufy Of the people lee
them never eep whatever may be their confidence in
their fervanrs.
II. The Ladies may they initiate the morals and
initiate the virtues of Cornelia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22
ON THE MAINE. Nav Q.

Letters from Switzerland mention, that the
French government has given orders to deliver
up all Britih merchandise in this country to
France, and in cafe of refufal, French army
will enter their territory.
In the year 1908, it was calculated that Pruf.
ha had about 300 ihips, manned with 10000
failors; lince that period, the Prufian navigate
on has been coniiderabiy augmented to the great
advantage of that country. The chief articles
of export from Prutlia are grain for 20 millions,
and linen for millions of dollars.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22

AT numerous meeting Of the gentlemen and la
dies of Orange and the adjacent counties, at Mr. NJ
Gordons tavern, the anniversary of American Jude
Pendance Mr.. Philip Crymes delivered an Grafton
adapted the day; and the company, the moi bril-
liant ever recolected on fuch location, at three
o'clock fit down dinner which done great credi, to
the tate OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon After dinner
Col James Barbour being called to the chair as Pref
dent, and Mr.. Dabney Minor as ice-Prefident.
the f. lowing toals were drank with that pleafure
which the day was 70 well calculated to infpire.
J.. The day we celebrate may it continue to be a
Jubilee,
g. The people Of the United States; they have o.
verthrown the uive opinions of tyrants and reduced
to practice the iubme truth that man is fuleeptibe
OF felEgovernment.
g. The Federal Contribution may its admininra-
ton continue to eFea the obje Of It's adoption, till
time mall be lot in the abyGs Of eternity.
4. The Congre(s Of the United-States; let virtue
be its guide and liberty its obiea.
B. The Preildent ofthe United States his peace
ful trophies will be erced in the hearts of mankind
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FROM THE NEw-YoRx EVENING POST.
Remembrance Of be Poplar Norm.

Remembrance Of 'be Poplar Norm.
WRITTEN BY JOHN E. HARDWOOD.
What means the quick averted eye,
The nim5le footfteps apt TO Hy,
Whenever my form appears?
The cruel torture mifapplied,
Experiments, more cruel, tried
BY vain and idle fears?
You, who my humble form furround,
AS flowly creeping the ground,
Obfcure and hid from view
With toll, what heaven grants, gain,
| live in labor and in pain,
Know refemble you;
And you whole gilded chariots fly,
Like meteors in the azure Ky,
Your fate refemBles mine
Soon ras'd from dirt on Zephyr's wing
fail in many an airy ring,
And iva rich hiire ihnc.
One iff'rence us there is between,
My loathlome figure forms no fcreen
Where potion turks behind;
Whit you to vice, to folly given,
Debate the faireft form of Heaven,
Degrade the godlke mind
Non uhtata nee tenui ferar
Penua. Hor
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LATEST NEws.---The Dutch papers receiv.
ed from Rotterdam, down to the lob of fx1e
| are fifteen days later than the laft papers from
Liverpool. The intelligence which they bring
is however by no means of that importance
which we fhoud have expected from TO long an
interval. We have detailed thefe accounts as
fully as we have received them from New
York.
As the relations of PrufIia to France feemed
TO forbid the adjufment of her differences with
O. Britain, we have not credited the report.
that was brought by the Liverpool papers of
tuch an accommodation. Captain Skinner
from Rotterdam even poitively contradicts the
report. But it is fill angular fact that on the
20 tn OF May, letters of Marque and RepriGal
had not iiued at Doctors Commons, that is,
not lefs than fifteen days after the order had
been pa1ed by the kings council. 1t isa fin
gular tact too, that on the sd of June Prufia
mad not coded to Bavaria, the Dutcby of AnE-
pach, which he gave in part as an exchange for
Hanover.
1t is now we'll efabli1hed fact, that the
Ruilians were about to farrender Cattaro TO the
Auitrians, t. be by them delivered I'D to the
French.
1t may be worth our while, to notice all the
eXpedients which are made uGe ofbv Bona
parte tor fhutting out Britifh manufactures
from switzerland and Italy. In Bale, even
capital Puniihments have been held out in terro-
rem 70 great is the attachment which the peo-
pie have formed forthefemanufaaures G, theinre-
nuily ofthe ftnuggers in fupplying them Our
government, while it diicards fuch feverity of
puniihment, may profit perhaps by the vigil
lance OF their exPedients But will theGc fame
exPedents DC. as neceiIary to us as they are to
BonaParte, fhoud our Retrielion Bill take
effect on the 18th of November. Will not the
hyperion pitnothm OF our people, and the
greater miduefs of our reAritlions infIre morn
Iperfeet obedience to the law
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NEW-YORK. Inlv x

Captain Skinner, of the lhip Frances Henriet
ia, from Rotterdam, has favoured the Editor
of the MERCANTILE ADVERTISER with file
of Dutch papers to the 10th of June. They
contain very little intelligence worth notice,
excepting that NJ. Schimmelpeninck, the Grand
Peniionary, has reiiened his Office on account of
the i'll fate of his health and his almoft total ofs
OF hight. His letter to their high mghtinef-
les is inherited in the paper of the 9th. A fuc-
ceifor was immediately appointed, 70 that there
may be no interregnum, until the arrival of
LOUIS BoNAtARTE, who was expected on the
18th, to take upon himfelf the reins of govern.
ment as King of Holland.
Captain Skinnerinforms us that the dffcren-
ces between Great-Bitain and Prudia were not
adjuted.
The following are the principal articles we
have obterysd it, the Dutch papers:
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PHILADELPHIA. Iu,v IA.

Yefterday arrived the Chip Lovely Matilda,
Captain O'Connor, IS days from Hamburger,
by whom we have received German papers to
the l5th of May, from which we have the fol-
lowing tranilations:
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HAMBURG, Nav 10,

Letters from Danzic and Koningiburgh, of
the Cd May, mention, that an embargo has
been laid there on all Swedfh vel1eis.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22

DIED-at his feat, in Caroline county, on the 9Th
ult. Col. JAMES UPSHAW, aged rs years Few
men ever lived more beloved, or died more fir
cerely regretted filed in a more exeni-
plary way the various relations of life He was tenn
perate, unalIuming and plain in his manners. Dur
ing the revolution, altho far advanced in life he was
an active and uieful patriot. The many public fruits
which were conferred on him by the confidence Of his
feow-citzens, he filled with ufefulnefs to them, and
honor to himlelf. This fnal tribute to the memory
this excellent man, is offered by one, who has had
many evidences of his virtues.
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NOTICE.

- AN Away from the Coal Pitts in January a0,
IN negro man named BILLY he IS a very likely
fellow, about 20, is rather tall, has a roman nofe
eyes rather large, fine teeth, and pretty dark CONF
pleetion. He has Tern look, and leer when fpo-
ken to- probable he is in Petersburg or its Wei
nifty, as he has been faen there and has father be-
longing to Mrs. Clarke at Conjurer's Neck. Ten
dollars will be given for experimenting and feeurng
him ingoal; notice thereof bsing given to
HENRY HETH.
Cheilerheld, July %. (st)
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The anfwer of Colonel William Smith to
the friend of the Marquis De Yruio is firm, dig
MED, and full Of honour. It's only fault is,
that it did not treat this inidious hypocrite with
the indignant contempt, which he deferved.
1t may diffufe more fympathy for the wretched
captives of Porto Cavello, than thoufand cold.
argumentative ehays. One fact only is wanting
to give it all its effect and its author all his
credit. When that letter was written, was he
fill in doubt about the fate of his fon Where
had his Imagination placed him, in the Leander,
or in one of the captive fchooners?
As to this ex-" privileged fpy" of his Ca
tholic maiety, what words can adequately
defcribe his conduct ? Striving to fink the no.
nor of the man in the feelings of the father {:
Narrowing up the fancy by the mott dreadful
images of deftrueton, & playing upon the 6neR
chords of the heart, for the purpofes of low
intrigue, or it may be, malignant revenge :
projecting facred generation for Mr.. Adams,
the more effectually to cover his own interefted
de6gns. And how was he to demontrate this
generation BY faving the life of the grand
fon at the expence of its fathers honour. A.
gain we ak, is not the feafon" almoR arri-
we'd, for this little Marquis to disburthen our
country of his vices ?
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THOMAS RUTHERFooRD . Co.
6re dsfyov, 10 Gu,s

hrsdiiyopi to fHss
A Few Boxes A and 7-s Irif Linens, go
N Crates Queens Ware, and quantity of Liver
pool salt loofe add in Jacks Jun received on congn-
ment by the ihiP Heraldfrom Dublin ard liverpool
May 81. eosp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22

Departed this life on Saturday the ssth ult.
at Shirley, his rehdence in the county of Charles
City, CHARLES CARTER, Efa. in the 74th
year of his age; his lnefs was ihort but ex-
tremely fevere he bore it with more than
common patience, and died in the full adurance
of that happinefs which awaits the righteous.
In him the poor have loft their beft friend, and
of him 1t might be truly faid that he was a father
TO the fatherefs and hufband to the widow
the appeal of the wretched always was e9et7uaI-
I, attended to by him.
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Departed this life on Thurfday evening lat, after
lingering indpoGtion, which fhe bore with all the
forttude imaginable, Mifs MARY ELLIOTT, the
aniable daughter of Mr.. T5omas Elliott of this city.
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ITO BE RENTED-The Tenement where
l. now refide, and poneHion given in time.
J. PENN.
April IL. tf
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CHIEDAM, Tune 3.
CHIEDAM, June 3.
The prices of gin in this city were to-day
aotes on change, as follow:


The prices of gin in this city were to-day
sotes on change, as follow:
Gin, London proof El3S4
Do. Amiterdam proof G4-56
On the 22th ult. two EDglifh tranfports, bear,
ing nag oftruce, arrived at FIulhing, having on
board part ofthe carlton of the Cape of Good
Hope, and yefterday they arrived in Rotterdam.
From the delay which is likely to take place
IN transferring the Dutch of Anfpach tc Bava-
rla-and that which has taken place in the de-
livery, at Doctors Commons OF Letters of Mar
que againit Pruifian vefTeIs-for accounts to the
29sh FROM London fate, that they had not then
been iiiued-furullh realon TO hope that the
differences at leaf between England and PruGia
will be amicably fetted Nor do we find any
confirmation in the Engli(h papers, of the report
that an army was to be embarked to Join the
King of Sweden.
They write from Triete, that the enhance to
that port has been entirely free Gnce the 5th of
May lait.
The Cautions of Bafle, St. Gall, S.hafFhaufen.
Eng, Zurich, and Aras, have refpe6tively ic
tued ordinances againf the Introduction of Eng
lin manufactures, on pain of coufifcation and
other puni!hment, according to the exigency of
the cafe.
The Queen Of Etruria has alto manifeted her
indignation againft Engiifh merchandise; fle
h'' otueTed all articles OF that detcrIption which
may be found AZ Leghorn to be fsized and has
itr'etiy charged that none be admitted there
from the manufactures Of that nation.
The RufIians, on the goth and soth of April,
IN attempting to difenbark troops from fquad-
ron OF hips, commanded by Admiral Belly in
the Road of Leiina, were repulfed by the
French Captain Guyard who had only 800 men
to oppofe to 500 Rufians; when the latter
lot As killed, 90 wounded, and OF prifoners.
The Ruiiian tquadron, after laying two days in
the road, again fet fail.
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VIENNA, May 81.

VIENNA, May 81.
The emperor has fixed on count Bellegarde,
TO repair to Cattaro. in order to receive that
place from the Ruffians, and afterwards to de-
liver it 90 the French.
The militia of this city has been now brought
IN 10000 men the other cities and places in
huftria will follow this example by which
means, we hall (ilortly have fecond line of de-
fence, coniiiting of more than 10000 men.
Letters from Naples fay, that the citadel OF
G1eitd, continues cIofely belieged aud the
army Of the beheFers is iucenauty receiving re-
Inducements. Several redoubts have been
thrown up, as well againl the works as againft
the uival force. in the mean time Prince Hef-
e, tie Commander, is taking every meafure of
defence, and mas rejected all overtures for fur
rendering. The garrif,n is computed to confift
OF 1000 men, as well troops Of the line as fail
ors ard IS we'll ftOcked with provifions.
They write from Copenhagen, that the news
ha arrived there that Sweden had declared all
Prailian ports in a Rate of blockade.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-08
Charles County Court,

AKgnd Tenn, 1900.
1T appearing to the Court, upon the petition
i of William M. Maynaaier, for con'mltiion
OF PARTITION under the act entitled, !" An act 80
direct defccnts," that Charlie: Alexander ara
Frances his wife, Charles Tyler md Sarah hsi
wife, Robert Brown, Cecilia Outlaws EIown'
Louifa -., R;slard Brown, Seniora Blown,
Martha Launca Brown, Gufavus Richard Alex.
ander Brown, Lewis B. Whiting and Maria Els
wife. Eleanor Blown, Richard Brown, Catha.
rine Brown, Eleanor Brown, Outlaws brown
and William Blown, pcrions rcidsnts OF the
tate Of Virginia, are entitled TO Certain parts OF
de land therein mentioned and The comn'iaon.
ers appointed in puriuance of tie isid petition
having made their return thereof as the law d.
reefs: IT is tbsrenton ordered, That the laid
pcricns appear, by themtelves CT ;heis a!ior-
ncy in Charles coerty court, a. Charles TIVE.
on the thru MONDAY in March nrxr, TO
FEW oauls, if any they have, "hy the return
aforefaid Of the eom.niaicners, ihould not be
confirmed, AID that the faid William M. May.
natter give notice Of this order by cauGrg the
fame to be Inferred in Sno~den's paper in Alex
andria, twice week for the f9aee Of three weeks
before the iaid third Monday in March next.
Tef,
John BARNES, Clerk.
February 10. 2aW3"
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February II.
PUBLIC SALE.

- Y virtue of deed of trust from THeMas
ID RICHARDS, to the (ublcriber, made Tor the
'purpoi: of paying debt due from the iaid Rich,
ards to Rs5t,t T. Hs0e q Ce. will be expoSed
to Pablo Sale ON the prerniies, on the 18th day
of March nexr, on a credit of two, -four ard tx
months, with approved fscurity, A TRACT OF
LAND, wbereon the iaid Thomas Richards now
lives, ftuased in the county of Fairfax on the
> drains of Great Hunting Greek, containing 90
acres; alto FIVE and a half acres adjoining the
absye TRACT. And on the asth day OF
March next, will be fold on the fame credit with
: aparoved lecuIity, at the Coffee Hcae 10 the
town of AlexandIia--A PIECE OF GROUND
G,ua,ed in. the town of Alexandria, en- the welt
). eide of PITT Rreet and to tke northward of King
Areet in the faid town. this piece of ground has
font of "a feet on Pitt Afeet, running A feet
back. THOMAS SWANN, 4 rg7ss.
February Ie. 2aWa
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a great Bargain may be had.

r with to exehang. feycn OF eight hundred acres
4 Of LAND, in Fairfax canoty, formerly Lou
sdoun coaney. for good lands IN the weRern ceun.
! try. Il lies near Sugar Land Ran. it is finely
numbered and wasered, good fafming land, about
IS miles from the Cry OF Warrington, 20 from
Alexandria, and from the Potomac rivef.--
lilere are tvs senem.nts and an cxcsllen, or.
--chara Oh The premtes, about 70 buth-ls OF wheat
flowed iatt fall and good deal Of clover, which
grows 6acly, the foil being well adapted TO the
Flaiaer of Paris, from the fallelt expeEimentsr -
III. title inaiipusabls. Any perlon making early
application my get 40 advantageous exchange.
Application, by letter, TO che fublcriber in A.
zlexandria, will be duly attended to-
B. DADE.
t.L,,.,v eotf
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February ].
- : - :, :,
LAND FOR SALE.

,yyill be Sold, to iii. highsR bidder, on MON
DAY, the 10th day OF May next, at Hay.
Market, ibelng the fr& day OF rha next oil
triA soaIt 20 be held therel
vs< WO hundred acres Of LAND, mors or
4 LET'S, known ~ the name Of Grttazvifb,
1zani lying in the county of Prince William, four
miles from Hay Marker, on the road leading
ION lflsncs 70 fredericksburg add the Carroll.
na's.--lh. back road from the city OF Wsih.
ington 10 she fouthefn fates as.o rnns through
8 The !anG, which renders il an eligible aand for
IA tavern, il is alla good ftand for a fore
There are feycral h0nlcs, with veil OF excel.
lent water on this land, which lies well for cul-
aviation, AMI has comfortable quantity OF
wood on it. The Platter of Paris ALTO appears
well adapted TO The foil, as l raifed fine clover
s.-on it from the application of that manure only
The terms OF fale will be-One ahitd OF the
pu1chafe money in s months. one third in IL
months, and the remaining third in IS months
5 from the day of fale; the parchafer giving bond
and approved fecurity for the payment thereof.
Poaefion will be given Immediately TO the pur-
.chafer, and good title made on receipt OF the
-srR payment.
Bertrand Ewell.
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DR.. Ray)on's Ants Bilious ,PsNs.
or. Family PhYlIe.

The extraordinary celebrity theie pills have
gained, the uuiverfal demand for them and efteem
Of which they are held by medical men OF nc frt
eminence, arc fufficient Testimonials oitheir IN
triniic worth. In greas coles and tuaAen attacks
of dofde,s an early ufe Of ,hsfe pills often pro.
duccs III: happief effects, and taken once IN eight
or ten days in cafes Of indigeGion, hsadachS, diz
zircfs, pains in the fomgch and bowels, oyien-
tries, d;arehuss, droptes, &c. and a liberal
uie of my anti bilious bittersin the intermediate
time has relieved patients alrlo.t 20 q miracle
price * ccnss a box.
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7hemofon's aromatic Tooth Pate,

For the feurvy in the teeth and gums, and tor
whitening and prcferviDg the teeth. l'liSewae
takes aifallfdiiagreeable inelis from The breath,
which generally ar,ies from fcorbutic gu'ns and
bad ,ee.A. This paae,is much i'll ule, and high
ly efeencd by all sho!c who value The pFsie'9ati.
on Of their teeth, i: may be applied st Al! times
with the greatsi fafesy. II is neatly pus up IN
pewter boxes with paper dlreaicns. Price SO
cents box.
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I.,a received airea from the Patcntees, and
FOR Sale 81
IAMES KENNEDY, ] UN.
pRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines:
Dr.. .Razylons Apti-Bslsols ans
StomacheJ BgtteYs.
PREP AIRED BY
THO M II S II. r a " 3 q M
aa.mn.r ~ the Connecticut Medical Society.

~ 81,
rF>KESE Bitters have undoubtedly haa inc
\ nost rapid fale OF any Patent E'edlcine G, :,
yer hee-r- dicoverea, and are JULY app sciafed
or their insulag and uncommon virtue io1 re
aorias weak and decayed contributions, and all
thar train of 2licated complaints 70 common in
the lpring and tall feafons, fach as iatermiftaaf
Fey.ys and Agaes, !ong Aatsmaaf FfVsrs, ~.
leut.ries, sc. They are allo very pleaisnt BIT
ter for common tie, and where they are known
shey have taken the place and fupeFceded Inc use
of all other hittels in pubic hculesas welt a. ~
private famiiies.-Price 50 cents box.
DR.. Lees (Windham Bilious Pills.
THE great Tale and incrcallng dcmaiid Tor thtse
valuable pills for theie twelve years patti be-
fpcak their nssinfc worth. They have proved
Gneularly eficacious in Bilious end 1tllo7p ft.
ysrs, Jaura!et, lead Gaebs, Dyjtnteritt. B'h'eat
Cbolic, csaiveasG, Female emplaiafs, &c
The very great demand and high eiteem IA
which thefe bills arc held thrcughoN the United
States ard the WsG Indies, has induced mary to
counterfeit them the rutchafer is 'e4uthcd to
obfcrye tha, the maine OF Samuel Lee Jun. tine
pstentee) is affixed to each bill o. ducctiohs, I'D
has own hand writing, or they will not DC Gsnu.
inc Price SO cents box.
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Dr.. Rawfon's Itch Ointment.

A certain and fate application for that dita-
gre.able complaint called the ITCH. Pnce ~
cents box.