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JOHNSON g RxAT,
TRwHLLrRs, S,ly4s-S,,,r.n g. G,.ps,

JEYELLHRs, SILyas-S1irlL5 q GIEDEas,
A few doors above the Believers, Richmond:
- ETURN the public in general their thanks, for
" the liberal ENCOURAGEMENT they have received,
aud with conidenes OF giving general fatsfaetioa,
they hope for continuance of it.
They have now on hand, hsndfome sncrsmer:t
OF work. conilng Of the following articles, viz -
Table, Delert and Tea Spoons; Soup, Teddy, Sauce
and Nfalard Ladies; salt Shovels; Sugar Tongs.
Doth and Ear Picks; Pencil Cafes; PiRculhion
CHAINS and Reams; SoiA.r Chains Silver Thin.
b'es; lcrtoi!e Shell and Pearl-ha.aied peuknives
Miniatures drawn ait fet upon the ihor cit notice
Meurning and Fancy Looke,s Rings ditto; Brace.
lets ditto; Brea.t Pins OF various Sizes and fhap.s.
nnrrhng aud fancy; Gold Silver, Pearl and Com,
sleeve Buttons; Gold ard Flair Watch Chains; ,ots
Seals and Keys OF different fizcs and aa,es: an ee-
giant aiin tment Of iaihorable 1ortoe Shell Coo,,s
9rnamented, of various iizss and Grapes, ian from
Fhiiadcipha; Earnings OF the noa fashionable forms
and lzas; Cold and Gold Mounted lett Necklaces.
Ladies and Centleiuen's Morocco Pocket gooLs :
Cen'ienlen's Pale Knee Bnck!rs-SS many other ar.
tees too tedious to enamerate--al OF which they or
Ter on the Eloit realonabie terns
ferio,is wiihrg to purchaie by The qu,n,tv will
he allowed reaionabe credit Ly giving APPROVED
iecur'ty IN tha city. Orders will be Rriciy attended
to- and discharged with d;patch, by the fuhferbers
JOHNSON e REAT
NJ B. The hishea price given for Old Cold and
SIver Nav 10 ,F
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TWENTY-FIVE or fbirty hk~y ogizs M,gro
L Men to evork or fhe Eane6syiss' Turnpike
rooa for /ise5 zvW gi1,e literal prices, and
eliu* s6oie zorro stj@ 70 bire tier svW erork mr.
der n',iet on:v, ord eq'ery attention Pail tbem.
Anr pcrt5n eUjl5ing 70 hire eriH call on ne Hviae
III Rie5'asnd at prsfsnt.
suj6 10 rent tie Hosfc noqv Ez'e in, to a
careful max: II is one among tie beya RH1lJ in
the city Of Richmond, as a Boarding HorE, o..
Public R'y'f. IzviR yjivMj6 a large uunLsr Of
Beds end oiber Furniture. or jcN tie Ftyritue,
at tsco. Josr or.Er months credit. ean e9G~e
aay PtJon f6rt f5e,e IS not one boye or 10. mtbis
place better fssS as to coa0=nieht 0u!-bonjtJ i: a
Eab1e far eighteen h0riS5, IN good order.
Ny A4iH, SoD a.J0 to rent, .Etanfs4 sciibin
tbree-qnarterJ Of 1iie Of lie Marfst Eouf.
TIE mil -n5 t;vo pair of FoAi-J one for evbe0f
and one far corn. / gvW rent ibe mill iozv. to i.
mae f6zt soW Keep Ter IN order, GnS !ste tie
rsnt IN "'.s'l, ar /ai- market prize .5-ox,5 tie
year. ] can S5are svboevsr mar ss.R to rent,
sbsrris no s0snt Of s,~fer in IKE 4,,5R JsajonJ,
SVi!b little eare.
JOHN P. SHIELDS.
DEE. 81. ST.
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ELLIS & ALLAN

ELLIS & ALLAN
Have inf reseived by fbe SJipi P,ose7reG and Gore
from LiOeIpO0i, Hnd Suffolk fran Loaasn,
A SUITABLE and well felecied aiIortmen, OF
y FALL GOODS.-Amougt which are:
Dufel and Point Blankets
Roie Blankets from Cd to LID
Mapped Co,tons
Kerfeys white aad colosred
Plains 90. do.
Yarn and Plaid Hofe
Nails from Sd to sod
Crown window glaiS 10 by 8, II by 9 and IL by 10
Putty and Glue
Boiled Lnfced Oil in Jars
Engliih White Lead ground in oil
YELLOW Ochre
--Spaniih Brown
-Verdigreafe in pots
Bellows, Anyils, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Salt
London superfne Cloths and Canimeres, Jingle and
double Mild
Patent Wooen Cords
Velvets, Hunters and Contribution Cords, Corduroy,
Ladies Loxdon Kid and Morocco Shoes and Boots
Silk, Cotton and Worried Hofe
silk Bath lnfep do.
-White Angola Hofe, very fire
Gentlcmen's Silk, Cotton, and Worried Hole
---Angolas and LAMBS Wosl
--Lambs Wool Half Hofe
Real Italian Ssrcenets pllin and checked
--Chambray Mullins
Plain and Tanboured Jaconet Mullins
Colorado, Piqaet, & Laced Colorado & Cambria do.
Cooured Canlbrics and Calicoes
Elegant silk Shawls do. Cambria do.
Brufiels and Fdsrstiniiers Carpets and Competing
Gentemen's Real Beaver, Fashionable Hats
l-----Patent do.
Ladies Trimmed do
Rich Black MoleGtn
Rich figured do.
GuEs aud piaois
Elegant Fowliug Pieces
Ssine Irvine
6-s and 1914 Diaper and Danak do.
Sd, 1914, 1918 Damal and Diaper Table Cloths
Irifh Linens and Sd Irih Sheeting.
Which will be fold on moderate terms.
October 25. IT,
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ri~ffE S.ls,iSs- Jsr leave 10 i.ta-s bis isris IL
Risbms"i and tie fsi.is in general, .5a' be Las
rented part sf nh, Yansss large and lo4feI'
brill 6aah.g S6oekee Hin, sot.,sbe sva olfea Sc
aiAarr on tie sf Mondiy Of Jaa4a,y, 1906, for Ia
rHtiirg tie y0af5 IF boiL xts in sbe following 6raseLs,
Viz Tie Lafis Largusge, Mas5earaf,, tie 4s Of tie
Gbbes, Geography, Ensie Grammar Practically, Read
ing, H'ritiay 4nd A,ifbnstie.
Toe Terms ai RAies ray be esa at t5e aSsve place
JAMES OStYALD.
N B. Beard 1s1y Be bad at la',. 5ao.bs IA tie fame
building, on n7sI7ase term.
December 81. TSP
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All A MEETING

Ofthe Truftees for the New C!aigow Academy, held
in the town of New Giaigow, the 27th day Of Mo-
yeIabrr, 1905:
J y ESoLVED, That William S. Crawford, David
~ S. Garland, Jaiaes NJ Bro:.n, Edmund Penn
and Hud;on M. Garland any three of them, be APP
pointed committee to make engagements vsl,h any
peron as Teacher OF the Languages and the Mo-
dern Branches OF the Mathematics, and that they
caue notification Of this Rsioiuisn be inherited in
ZACH public newspapers they hall this! proper, and
that they make report to the board
Copy, Teae,
IS. GARLAND, Clerk.
December 6. TOW
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n NHOSE Gentlemen 7oJo Brvs Leea good ers1p5 10 re-
erivs ID. Ipkfe~ibe,s bygpsfisn ,nafive 10 he CHI
rse Snois Sfoae, zoiH be Pirqtdb fagfnh Be 5jcrb.
hoH p1pers 10 La7ernaee Aje, En-. IF Tstb,b1aa,cl 70
that by nay 0yrive at Nat Place ytvovs 70 Be 2of5 Of
"Sf month, a'6r that may EEL ets,toiaed 7v5e-
HTr, Or nof TIE 7O5oe satr, Of Barr bavs been byib-
rifor. yH6fES r. ASIC6U
Taapory 2. 7BtJSSqp.
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ny ,irtnr qt'a Deed Of 7raR, executed 70 tbr
~ msjeri5er By ~dndreqO Caflea, 10 Eenre 10
Are5fIaHJ Hughes TIE payment Of q I'm ofg,o-
n.y. as exPrr8ed THEREIN, qvivbe I5la, an Fr;day
i5s 9ftb inn. far really mo0ey, n LO7, qyifb =
b'rfk boHjt thereon, kaozcH in BuUaFJ hIqa of
lots BY tie NO. 40. Tbe .I1Ie qOW fake bLqce an
f6e PrcmileJ, b't1Vee1 tie boarJ sffaoeIUs 81 fzvo
O'clock, p. M.
THOMAS UNDERWOOD, jr. 7yaese.
.J0SHGry Q.
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

'liE PrSH6ent and Dirc7orJ Of The Bank of
y PiCgi1ia. b0s's fbiJ day declared Dizi.
de7d efFoD Dollars on eacb. hBare in TIE Capital
or font Stock of.be Eaid Bank, qvbicb qvW BE-
raid qfIerf Tire l5tb igPaaf on application n fbs
Bank. JoHE BeocKksBsouOH, CaGj,y.
JAasary IT'D.
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TO BE RENTED

MY HoUSE and LoT, upon sko.ioe. lyv. !, =.
IFi airy iieeErf fsusfisu-Foy term. ,.sfy 70 M.
nawrf N'Crazv, vrt0 Is i asseyiEd6y me, TO f,.at
J'' ne ih~', 0"t9 he ri5t,. Pe6lrea mey te i,a.
n: Esfe!y Ed. EyILLidaT 1aNN
.91s.Ii 30. (FE
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with Boots Shoes as wei as if they were on the
fpot...-....A-the len.,h Of the goot-C--reunl the
Caif.,.B-thc pitch of dtto-.D-roupdt the heel and
insep...E-round the -G-acrois the ball of
the foot. Fix the heel aganit perpendicular, and
rick knife at the end Of the great toefet down i'll
figures the number of inches and quarters in the DIFF
ierent meaiures. January l. eptf
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To gentlemen in TIE esmtry, and country mer-
ebe1tS, ia Pirri,id.

chants, ia Piryiria.
4 Nas,entive and intelligent agent in large COM
4 mercia! city, has an exteEfive opportunity OF
rssdering importantfervces to perfons ruated more
remotely from the Icene of butirefs The iublcri-
bers who have taken meafures obtain accurate IN
formation the uua iubets Of com-ni!iion buinefs
and who have paid particular attention to the obje &
OF telling produce, and purchafng goods the mott
advantageous terms or es6 invite gentlemen in the
country and Others make trial of their agency
Merchandise, books elegant furniture and faihiona-
bic or uieful articles OF a-v kind will be purchafed
at auction, carefully eleied wherever they can
be procured on the mott advantageous terms; ana
every fpecies of coninion bu!ines will be execut-
ed with faithful attention to the ntereR of their
correspondents
The varied and exteshve market of New-York
cnnfantly offers thoie who are enabled TO advance
opportunities of purchaing goods at half their
uiua price; and the fubcribers having formed teis
eitabhment expressly embrace this advantage car
eeetuay ierve the intere of ;her mercantile friends
and others who may coniide in them.
LEROY ANDERSON * Co.
New. Y orl
-" Further information may be obtained on an.
Phcation TO L. ANDERSON, p. M.
Williamsburg
December 7. q.
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GEORGE WHY.

SRSKSR y Oli.MlSSLON IlEPCY.iN9-.
Near the Balm,
HUYS and G.s all kinds of Produee-Al.o, ands
- Lots, and lioulcs, Bank Stock, &c.
81 He kzsJ or Sac, LOTS No l4l, Q, g, and 4,
which make one entire fquare in Du-VaIs additi-
on--ihere is good Spring attached to them 'rheie
lots are well worth the atAaton of any gentle
'i'aa wiihingto build unrr retreat for his family
Iuly 2s--tf
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rg%IfE fubfcrber eGer. his fervices as BROKER.
in the city Of Richrsond, and will traufaet A.
ny buinels in thar line for moderate conirilioa.
He will no, inform tho public that it is bu!inets
with which he is familiar, but aiures every one
who may think hin worthy Of their confidence, that
no one will be more attentive their intereh. He
will ALTO undertake to purchale tobacco commit
GoH.
His Office IS kept on the crors nreet leading fror.
the Capitol iqaare towards Col. Carrirg.ons
CARTER Is. PAGE.
December 81.
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Hits, SHOES So.

'iE ,i'icrloer has received a cool afor,ment
a ot na's, Shoes and harters trimmings.
~ Cotton Shifting AMI Irilh Linens S,evenfuns
Iieach by the piece. For falc by II. !. .BURR.
Second door above the Eagle Tavern.
November %. foawSwA
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MILIrNRy CER7IEICA ZES.
PETER LApCRTp.

= EGS leave isfora the inhabitants cf Rch, q ID
~ and its vicinity, that lie has ~pened in his pu =,
Fencing School FOR the :all fword, ard lie int :
ao to open dancing ichnol, whefc the newt
and mott elegant reps ihali be taught Terms ef
tuition may be known by applying to him at a :.
Rivalain's shockcs ILL, il one OF Judge Wyts $
brick .ou!es.
Jam. 7. Il.
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NEAL EELSON,
BOOT y SHOE MANUFACTURE Err,
MAIN-STREEr. RlcuMoNn

M AXES Boots s; Shoes
.IFA to anypattern or faih-
ION, equal i'll point of Ma
TERIALs and WoREMAN-
SUP to any in general uCe.
81 Imported Doors and
snoEs, of the firft quality
and newell falhion, for rale.
-. gentlemen at i sif-
tanes, wko are difpofed to
forward me their meaiure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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4 HANDSOME two tory BRICK HOUSE, -,
4 \ the pubic warehoule, ON the lanes RIVER O.,
nal, well i'tuated for grocery, with good rooms
wei hniined' aud well calculated for a famiiv-s.,.
particulars enquire of the printer
DseeiGber 20. 2w.tr
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n NEW TuVERN.

y EUBEN BURNLEY respectfully informs IA
IN public, that he has opened FIosGe OF Ent r
tanment in that conmodovs building weG 81
the Court houie. Attached to the prerniies is new
itone Gable iaFerior i'll tie rate aud that lie
is in every refpe4, well provided for the ascomms
dation of genteel company.
N. &. Very liberal wages will be given for goo
Cook-a male would be preferred.
Charlottesville, Nov. 90. ep2m
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TOR HIRE. tl- prejtaf .y-ar, Three Yulaable
4 B0ATMEN, a Yonzg WOMAN, ueeus-
TONED 10 RE 6HifnsG Of bsHft, ard a Girl
about II years 81 age. Enquire Of tie printer
January 4.
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FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
December 6. TOW

. ANYWAY the nineteenth day of May Ian
IN JESSIE, i likely nSgro man nearly white. and
upon flight examination would pats ; fuch. He is
about fix feet high, rather fender legs for his height,
is aaeut twenty FIVE years Oh, by trade Cooper,
1t which buiipels ne is very expert he is very in
genious haady fellow, and can his hand alnof
any thing. fexpea ne viii pats b. the of JEFF
ies Cotre', as he has frequently affirmed that
His clothing know nothing of, bar knowing he has
variety, 1t would be unneceilary to undertake TO
deicribe has drfs. will give tine above reward, if
deiiveredto me in NewKent county, or twenty dol
lArs to have him fscured IN any jail 70 that get him
again.
TURNER CHRISTIAN.
NeN-Nent, Decsnlber IL. (riMnl
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NOTICE,
January 2.

PROPOSITIONS will be received b. the execu-
tive Tor the purehafe Of eight condemned ne
groeS rePreved for transportation under the sct to
empower the governor to rranfport avea coada...sj
when it ihall be deemed expedient."
Dec 81.
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McCABE g WALKER,

WATCH u CLOCK 2zAKERS,
n. he garner lay: qt5.tie hE.65s. GsmbAs' Stare
RisLmoaa,
NFFER their iervices to ta pubic. From arita
~ attention to all commands appertaining to their.
buiineis and the pains tsat VIII be betoweI in
the execution of their work they have full conijencey
to hope for continuance of the vours they may re-.
eeVe Great care will be taken il repairing al La4ii
of watoLes and clocks.
December 3. IF
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De- al
YALuAHLEp PROPERTY.

IETILL Dc fold, to the highe!l bidder for ready
w money on the preniiies Saturday the 10Th
day of February next, by virtue Of deed of trult
executed by Richard Bate, to 1ecure the paymentof
$3.50 dolls IS with nterett thereon from the
date, due TO Ranbaut Z Gsrnou and George peeran
n'r. ard the expenses ~ the lale.
Two acres of land lying upon Appoms.,ox river,
within one mile of the of Pe,eribur.. with the
water grit and manufacturing mills, Bake houre, Diff
sry houie and other h.uies Of improvements eied
thereon.
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TO BE RENTED.

TO BE RENTED,
q BRICK HOUSE, near that Of MIR. Robsr,
4 \ Gordon, gu the Hill, calculated to- aceomn,o
as;e aimail family comfortably; attached to it is a
hall acre Of grouad well insoled
GEO. GREENHow.
December 7. tf.
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INTERESTING TO YOUNG LADIES.

NV bRESf INC TO TOUWG LHDIES.
HE Sfndfes and Exereijts Of The IyIEanGuc
School r Fexsit Lygrae7ion and Gs7tnfr,"
vvH fss aaIr enlarged and ;-ueb
proved plan. Vf aeeeg7aa Of excellent FrnIk.
7t'6ers frapide far tie enesGry Intrusion Of TIE pr
pills in EngAS, anf is Fr+b lisn, tbsi, aS-
Va"eei fsAes Of Ges"apby RJ7a-y, anil tie p-isei9!s
Of tie FsHsb ia1g..ise 4pH b afes BY pieas AMI IA
1siir Ls7ye', calculated to di1ij@ tie dIFees and
dylbAiy all tbe ai!n~ssents efki.ta,y application.
iriAGan4I.rg, Jan. Z 49,.
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PHEASANT AyJN

TbEtoAINi AMIN,
far Henry C4s"coa ssd P!ltejan: Hin.
Petersburg, January. tdf.
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FOR 7XE ENQU1akR.
LAWS CONCERNING WASTE AND UNAP-
PRopRIArED LANDS.
(COafinueiJ

TIE svyai os7i efATstiy eoreer,irg .6e ssaLgs.ser
eftbs LAND 0Fet Of pTrgiaia; tie Ioeasirg, JrOey
ing Is paisntixg, rease u urapprerriated LANDS
eas5faHy eolaisl. a1i imtariiai!y exhibited
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FEDERAL CONSISTENCY.

The FederaIias fay thar the motf eloquent
fpsech evcf made in the Congrcis OF the United
S,ates. IL that Of Mr. John Randolph upon Mr..
Gregg refo,ution for iufpenion OF our COM
mercial intcrcourfe with Great BrItaio.
What does Mr.. Randolph lay in this slegsrsf
fpeechf If right fummary Of il hiss been given,
he in the 6rR plsse telh Congreii that they have
been tcn weeks 10 iefion, and have done nothing.
For this neglect OF duty he gives them fevere
reprimand. He then goes on TO inform them that
If they had been difpofed to do fomething, il was
wholly out Of their power, for il wss nonfenfe
to think OF 6ghtiUg Eaglaod He proves this fact
by his glsssirg metaphor OF the mammoth and the
whale. He theo proceeds to tell them thar En-
gland In her diioate with this country is in the
right that Mr.. M,difon's pamphlet dpon
the fubjee is a wire-drs~n fophiaical perform.
ance; that il We fhould go TO war with Eng
Nisnd, or foipend our commercial intercourfe
with her. il would give France luch an sd,snt-
age over her. that Bonspare would probably
fsccecd in his medita,ed invsfion sod that af-
ter he had conquered England. he would come
and conquer us. He concIudes this fsv bar.
sa.gse by laying, that he knew nothing about
the fubjed he was diicufing. Thin We believe
is the truea part OF HE fpeech for every part
Of IL News this 10 have been the cafe.
Leaving Tor the pretent the confederation ofthe
nonfenicsi contradictions which ri, ipeech con-
tains, We will examine il 10 relation to ths
noe things which the federsliHs have laid about
il, a. well % in relation TO other parts of their
political condor.
Toe iedsfs'ihs fay il is the BEE fpeech thar ev.
er ws made In tina, houfe. The fpeech fsys
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On his ia,ervicw with the Emperor Of Ger
many. ths Emperor told him: Mr.. and Mrs.
de Coilorcao, McHp. Page add Pafumonki are
al. one With yosr Mioiaer Cobenzei. Tney arc
the real cAsics Of the war. and if Y. NJ. con.in-
ucs to abandon yoorfeIt to thefe intriguefs, they
will ruin all yoar afsiu ard aliensie the heart
of all your fubjctts, yoo ~ho have {, many quail
i.ics 10 be happy and beloved.
An Auarian Msjos having prsfented hiUfe II
ss the sdsaoced poa,, with difpa,ches from Mr..
de SiddioS at Vienna. the Emperor faid {" III
have nothing 10 do with that man, who has
fold himfcif 10 England TO pay his debs, and
Who has ruined hi, houle and his nasion by fol.
lowing his Gaer's ADVICE"
The Emperor took the greateR notice OF
Prince John Of LichRenaein. He frequently
faid (" H,w 10 il when one has men Of luch great
difintton thar ons can -fnfer himielf 20 be led
by fools and in,rigucn. In fsea Piincs John OF
Lichitenfein is one OF the mof difinguifhcd
characters, not only for his military talents, but
for his qualities and know ledge. /, is con6deo-
italy aaerted that the Emperor iaid after his
conference with the Emperor of Germany,
I" Taat man has made me commit fault, for |
| could have followed sp my victory and isken
che whole RoHisn and Aufrian armies, bat,
however. here will be iome teats the leis ihed' =
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and every kind of indulgence with
which my armies have treated thefe
countries, to the elteem which you
have deferved.
(Signed) "NAPOLEON.
:" By order of the EMPEROR,
"Major- Gen. Marhal BERrMIER.
(" SeSses6rss. 6fb Nivst. dee. a7 JTsar I4."
Among the other changes which
are TO follow the peace of Preiburgh,
the German Elective Body is TO re-
ceive an accelion of two Members.
The Duke of Brunfwick, and the
Prince of Hefe Darmfadt, are to be
exalted TO the dignity of Electors.
We fhould not be furprifed, if the
King of Pru1ia fhould, on the frG
opportunity, become the head of the
Empire. Thele two new Electors,
cfrated, no doubt, for that fpecial pur-
pofe, will give him a majority, ihould
he be difpoied TO contelt the election
of a king of the Romans.
! The Wirtemburgh newf-paper Gates.
that upon the requeG of the Aufriaa
Emperor, Baron rhugut was permit
ted TO be prefent at the conferences at
Prefburgh I; from whence it is infer
red, that even peace between France
and England was an Object of the de-
liberations Baron Thugut having be-
fore conducted the negotiations with
England, is luppofed to have been well
acquainted with the (ubje6t.
Letters from Vienna, of the 72d
inf. confirm the nomination of Count
De Stadion, formerly Minifer from
Aufria to ST. Peterfburgh, as Minic-
ter of Foreign Affairs. A Treaty Of
Alliande offenfive and defenGve, is
faid to be on the point of conclufion
between Auitria and France. Bofnia,
Wallachia, and Seryia, are to indem-
nifty the Emperor tor the lofs of Ven-
ice and the ryrol. To the Governor
of the latter country, his Maefy has
written a mott impreflive letter, la
menting the imperious circumstances
that forced him to give up the Sover-
eighty of that Country.
The contribution on Auitria-Pro-
per is 10000, 900 Of francs. All the
French conicripts have received orders
to return home.
| Fifty thoufand of the French Grand
Army are to remain in Germany un-
til every thing is arranged.
The Archduke Charles, on his re-
turn to Vienna, Immediately folicited
marks of diitineion for the officers
and folders that had fignalized them
felves under his command in Italy.
They were readily granted by his bro
ther. l&