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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
PUBLIC DEBT

The annexed note of the proceedings of
the commissioners of the Sinking Fund,
marked (E. shews that considerable por
ton of, the annual appropriation of eight
millions OF dollars was applicable this year,
to the reimbursement or purchases of the
domestic debt: No more than 17,5f7 dol
lars and 81 cents, were offered at market
price, and accordingly purchased. The re-
endorsement of the Navy six per cent. stock,
amounting to III ECO dollars. was therefore
effected on TIE 30tll day of September last,
and that of the FIVE and half per cent. stock,
amountingto l,847 500 dol airs, is advertised
tor the first day of January next The
pay .nent of the last mentioned sum will be
made by the treasury in the course of this
month. Although more than usual porti-
on OF the appropriation for the calendar.
year 1906, fails, for that reason, on the last
quarter, it appears by the statement (D.0
that the payments on account of the prin-
cipal of the public debt, have, during the
year ending on the SOIL, day of September,
1906, amounted to near three millions two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
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Marshaps Sales.

BY virtue Of decree Of TIE Court of the
United States for the fifth circuit in the
Virginia district, pronounced at the May
term, 1906.
John Somervill, Pit.
against
David Ross, Def.
WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, for
W ready money, so much Of a TRACT
of LAND, lying on James River, in the
county of Chesterfield, and commonly call
edand known by the name of The Falls Plan
tation, as will raise the sum of seven hun
dred and twerty-siX dollars and thirty
seven cents, and the costs. The sale will
be had on the premises ON the goth Day of
January 1917
JOSEPH SCOTT, N. D.
Dec. IS. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
TdEsD PEASANTS JUNIOR pa.srr
"H"-pHa N Aa'aHa.] TUESDA DEcEABER 2s 1906.

Making altogether fourteen millions one
hundred thousand dollars From which it
appears, that besides asurplus of four hun
dred thousand dollars, the resources of the
ensuing year will be sufficient to meet the
current demands; and to discharge, with
out recurring to the loan authorized by the
last mentioned act, the extraordinary ap-
preparation oftwomillions for foreign inter
course. ...
It Is here proper to state, that under the
authority given by that act, a credit of
one million ofdollars has been opened in
Holland TO the ministers of the United
States appointed to treat with SPAIN
Should the credit be used, the million viii
be charged to the proper appropriation but
although the balance chargcabie to the ex-
penditure of the year 1907, will in that
case be only one, instead of two millions,
as stated in the above estimate, the gene
raj result will be the same; as it will then
be necessary to replace in Holland the mill
lion thus employed, for different object
than the payment of the foreign debt, to
which 1t now stands charged.
The balance in the treasury amounted,
on the 30th of September, 1906, to g A.
55S,664 cents, and ON the 3Oth dav of Sep
TENDER, 1906, to s $780, 69 II cents But
1t VIII, on account of the heavy payments
to be made in the course of this month, for
the public debt, be probably reduced en- the
LIST January, 1907, to a sum not much eX-
cecdlng' four Yilhols of dollars.
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JUST PDBL-Iij5'H5l.EDlJ.
AND ron SALE AT THIS OFFICE,

AND ron SALE NJ THIS OFFICE,
PAMPHLET,
cotaining Sketches the HIsToRY of FRANCE
ard EScLANp-hnd an account Of NAro
LEON BoNAPARTE, Emperor Of France fror'
his birth TO The battle of Austeritz--price Sc
April 90. 1906. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

It appears by the same
statement, that the pay
ments on account ofthe pI'in-
cipal Of the public debt,
have, from the 1st April,
1901, to the 30th Of Septem-
Der, 1906, amounted TO
1 he payments on the
same account to be made
by the treasury in the course
of this month, are
For the reim-
bursement Of the
five and halfper
cont. stock, 1,847,5oo
Forthe annual
reimbursement
of the six per
cent. and defer
ferred stocks, 993,389 10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

last mentioned day 4thly Acomparative
view OF the revenue and annual payments on
account OF the debt after that day
1. The payments to be made during the
years 1907 and 1903, on account of the prin-
c!ipal and interest of the public debt, con.
sist OF the following items, viz.
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14,5oo,6oo

Making in the whole an aggregate of
fourteen millions and five hundred thou
sand dollars
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

~ PEI iiittijNtll N liNhC-o ~
At II, 100000 dollars, and consis
lowing items, viz.
1. The annual appropriation
OF eight millions of dollars
for the payment of the prin-
cipal and Interest ofthe pub
lie dcht. of which sum not
more than 100000 dollars
viii, for the wear 1907, be APP
plicable to the payment OF
interest,
?. For the civil departments,
and all domestic expenses
Of "a civil nature, including
invalid pensions, the light
house, and mint establish
ments, the expenses of SUR
veying public lands, the
fourth instalment ofthe loan
due to MARYLAND, and
a sum Of $50. 600 dollars to
meet such miscellaneous APP
preparations, not included
in the estimates, as may be
made By congress
8. For expepces incident to
the intercourse with foreign
nations, including the per-
mauent appropriation for Al
giers,
4. For the military and Indian
departments, including trad
ing houses, and the perma-
nent appropriations for GER
tain Indian tribes,
S. For the naval establishment,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
MATTRESSES.

HAN be had on very short notice. MAT
ATRASSSES Of al sizes & kinds. sgreeably
TO order, IN thc corner house. same square, below
MFR. Jos Darnsda;t's, near the market.
and next door to Mr. Jacob Johnson's
book store.--hlso, beds furnished. and old
mattresses worked oser.
Jno. S. Peasants.
une 4 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

GENTLEMEN whb have never read this
celebrated performance may form some
idea of its intrinsic worth and importance
TO our country, by perusing the following ex-
tract of letter Goth editor,) from his
Excellency the President Of the United
States.
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$4,000 90
1j,25o,ooO 90

81 ,4o1 1888 II
Amounting altogether to near fifty seven
millions and FIVE hundred thousand dollars.
The Louisiana stock cannot be reimbursed
before the period fixed b. the contract; the
gradual operation of the annual Feimburs-
ment will extinguish the old six per cent.
in the year 1918, and the deferred stock
i'm 1924; after which year, the only re-
naming incumbrance viii be the interest
on the three per cent. stock, which in its
present shape, may be considered as ire
dcemable Purchases cannot be relied up
on, as the application of even an i1consideTa-
bic sum would raise the stocks above the
prices limited bylaw. II follows that all the
apecies Of debt, on which the entire annual
appropriation of 100000 Of dollars could
operate, will have been reimbursed prior
to the year 1909 that the remaining debt
cannot, without some notifications, ASSEM-
ted to by the public creditors, be more RAJ
Ipidly or completely discharged, than is here
stated and that the annual payments ON
that account, viii, after the year 1903, ard
prior to the year 1913, be reduced to the
interest and annual reimbursement, amoun-
ting to near 4, 500 900, as willmor fully APP
pear by the annexed table, marked (G)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

III. The debt remaining
1st day Of January, 1909, wi
following species:
Unredcemed amount Of
old SIX pee cent. and defer
red stocks reimbursablc on
~ at the rate of eight per
cent, n year (for principal
and interest) on the nominal
amount,
Three per cent stock,
1896 six pent. stock, re-
decmable in 1879,
Louisiana stock, reimbur-
sable in four annual install
ments, in the years 1918,
1919, 1920, and 1921,
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SUBSCRIBERS TO
SIDNEY
ON
GOVERNMENT,

sfrc a'Dormed that t.fe ggo1k IS reaaY 1oi'
delivery at this cdfcr.-.d tesv cotfes
for sale.
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16,75e,15S 5s

This sum exceeds, by only $4,000 dol
lars, the sixteen millions appropriated by
law for those two years, and that differ
ence may be supplied, according to law,
from the surplusses of revenue already ac-
crued. which are sufficient for that pur-
pose; and which it will be eligible to APP
ply in that manner, in order that the Uni
ted States may not continue to pay an in
terest of eight per cent. any longer than
they are compelled to do it by the terms
of the loan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

The extraordinary demands
for the year 1907, already au-
thorized by law, amount to
two millions seven hundred
thousand dollars, viz.
The balance Of the Amcri-
can claims assumed by the
French convention, which re-
NAMED unpaid on the 50th
September last, amounting to
And the two
millions of dol
lars appropriat-
ed hy the act Of
18th February,
1906, making pro-
vision for dcfray-
ing anv extraor-
dinarv expences
attending the in
tercourse be-
tween the y. s.
and foreign ma
tions, 100000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
REPORT.

IN obedience TO me directions of the act
Suhhienentary TO the act, intifuiee,s C IN
act 10 establish the Treasury Dehart-
menf,~ ne Secretary of. the Treasury
respectfully submits the .foilozvi1g
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

III. The amount of debt
redeemed from the LIST of
April, 1901, TO the 1st Janu-
airy next, has been already
stated tobe
And the principal which
will be reimbursed during
the years 1907 and 1903, a.
mounts by the preceding
statement, to
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6,6s3,296 Os
Interest and chages on all
the other species of debt,
Principal of the eight per
cent. and four and half per
cent. stocks,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

Interest and reimburse
ment of the six per cent.
and deferred stocks,
OF which
sum, the sum
required for
interest, is 3,512,337 8S
And the re-
imburSemenr
ofprincipal will
amount TO S,175,e58 25
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

ss,759,l5o 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
EXPENDITURES.

The permanent expences are estimated
at II, 400,CO dollars, and consist OF the fol-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23
33,759,15o 90

g unpaid ON the
yill consist OF the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-23

That is to
say, for inter-
est 7,o41,795 IS
And reim-
bursement of
principal, 9,714,55s 25
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Making altogether,
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6,6s8,2e6 os
16,756,153 So

e,53s,4oo 90
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100000

14,1O0.OO0
-
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Dollars.
94,O44,7o2 "A

&f,UfI,I5Z #
9,7li,35s IS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-15
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Of deed of trult from
Daniel M'Carty to the iacribcrs. to irture the pay.
mint Of FUN ot moRey due from the iaii Dahiel
Nj Carly to Jonathan and MahIon SchoGeid will be
ioId at pubic auaion the premes, to the higheit
bidder, FIR ready the SIR day of this prsens
month"; part of that Tract Of land called Mount Air
whereon rhe faid MeCarly now lives, lying upan ae
entnque Geek, in the equity OF Fairfax, adjihllg
Gardness MiiiLald, diGant about or ia mics ifom
Alexandria. Ike !ae to commence ar IL o'clock.
PhineaS ahney,
Andrew Schoifield.
MAY =. dtl
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. KEN I,
Aa9SDcbgos zo;H Be g;vea The aot5 MGR,
tn TWO STORY FRAME 1OU3E, flsa.
q \ ate on Fairfax areet, lately occupied by
eAr. Davis, lhocnske.. Tae aand is good, ant
hsviOg been occupied for length of sin. by .
'Pst'H comment in his bufaeis, renders il an eli
poe i'aa;loa for psf.sn of that buiiaeis. Foi
Fc'ms apply to
i Thomas Irwin, or
John Adam.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-15
BOTTLED BEER.

To,Mo,yoqv morrisg. at o'clock, end, yFenoa.
ragged, each .laerfedfng morning,
A dray with BOTTLED BEER
will 60 about town:
When the citizens may fuppy shemielSes with
that whoIelcme beverage al Tx pence pei bottle,
to he paid for on delivery.
"a Orders from the couasry and fhpping OF.
dcrs will be executed OH the lhofea notice.
Apply to
T. CRUISE.
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PUBLIC SALE.

rURSyANT TO a decree cf the hyperion court
4 o. chancety, held at Richm4nd, VIII be ex-
po.ed to fale, TWO TRACTS OF LA.<D,
in The county Of Lopdoun, che property Of To-
mas Atzvoad Digs, Efq Ohs called lie Valley
Trsa, contsolrg about leg7 ACES. lying about
three miles from Lee iburs--tie other called the
Green Hill Trad, lying on the Potenae liver,
near the Blue Ridge, and fuproird to contain
about 1910 acres. Thefe lands axe to be fold
for the purPode Of railing tie fun of sbou. fl.
thoutard dollars, due from the faid Thomas a.
Dgss to certain creditors il the decree n,cnticn.
cd. The fale will be made TO the .highea bid :.
der for ready money, ard will commencc:oD the
I;,h day OF June next, in abe town OF L-eibuig,
and county OF Louioan.
> II n <s Swan }cemm5g5onty,,.
April az. diff
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-15
THURSDAY. MAY IS, 1906.
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has jgR reesived BY tbe Aatss arrivals a basS
/0mt egsrfment Of
SPRIN q G O O D S,

AMONG WHICH ARE
Colorado Null Mullins Ladies''extra long Elk and
Diagonal laced and peGuet kid gloves
ditto Habit do.
Cut gausc, iapanned and , York taaned dc.
honey como do. Pic NC mts
Plain and figured leao Mems gloves
Ptquet Grape Adelphi cotton IN Doxes
Plain Cambria, iaconet and Woods iupetine cloths &
null mullins caiIimetcs
Plain & coiered hair-cord- Marieies waiffeoatng
/; ed cambria 49, Nankeeps
India Il Brliih book nuf. "a and 7S Irih linen
lin -. shifting cation
-. Do. do. handkeIcheiS' | Long iaSLS
'I.eno yels incn Camhiicks
Lace cambria and tam / Umbrellas
bored null Travis tandauna handkerchieis
! Honey. comb and imperial Platillas
+ fatinet do. Dowias
Undreeed ginghams, chintz Crcas
ana caeocs | lick ienburga
Silk and cotton chan,brays Oiiaburghs and rolls
Ital;.a Mantuas BAstas
Ribands Gurr2hs and
Italian lawing fill: / Selsnipocrs.
silk and cotton hoEcy
AISO
FRESH TEAS,
OF fperi,r quality, in t.a Leadsn eanlssers an
BY tie pound
May E.
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N O I l C Z.

By virtue Of deed OF trua from
Niebasi Stei5er 10 ,JJobn d. Wsfcatt agd the fub-
.icriher, TO fccure ,sac payments of a fun Of mo-
ney, 81. Doe fran the fad Michael Stri5er 10
Jacob G-iScr, will be sxpoied to fale, at public
auction, tH ready money, upon the prea,ifes,
on THURSDAY the z9;h day Of May infant,
LOT Of GROUND, Geaatc on the eat iile of
Royal arect, bsiween King and Prince. Rrecss,
in the town OF Alexandria. fronting on Royal
ttresr IS feet and extending Backwards Ios feet
5 inches; upon which are erected two good
Frame Hcules and Back Buildings. This Lot
is iubiea to 3 ground rent of Eincty dollars per
annuE.
JOHN LONGDENs
Nh d,f
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a. RE III o VA

T. CRAvEA has removed his Sto}s.
next door 70 Mars tSVtra where he oarl. Tor
Sale a general aaetimen, OF
DRY GOOD S,
And daily e&ped1S further Sufby.
April 5.
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(via Bals'mors) from Loadon, complete az
foggment. Of
PRIMO GOODS.
Nhlch he will Tell low for cath, or 10 purttuar
- cuG2m+rs, viz.
Gentlemens' Silk and Cotton Hola
do. SIX aA9 Leather Gloves
Ladies' Silk AID Cotton life.
Do. Silk and LeatEc Clio &c
Six and Cotton Cnarabra. Mullins
s, 7s. and 9s uqdtsFcd G nshams !
Figured and plain Jtconst Cogb,icAs Z
Plain and figured Jacons. Muan !,
lodIa Book Mulq
White and ceorsd Cambrcs ~,
Pain and fgu ed 4,eno Mra:n s.,
Keno ShaHls 4nt Wells -
3talisn EFspes and Lu;cRrings
,Lond3n Chiutses and Calicces =
White ADD co!orcd Jean
Csm4ric Dimlties
Eira chop Long N4akeens ", $50. J
MsrGeilles Jean and MuAnet W'aiaeoa.ias
Brown and Scs-ict Bandanoes
Real Madras Hsnkke,chiefs
3 4, ~, and 6 Damak Shawls !
DIAPER Table Clotts
ROfha Shseting
Whit: ard brown sbcerings S.
snpctfac Cloths and Callns,cs
? pieces ss;.bn.y Cloth
z bales India Caods
7-S AID : 4 if;lA Liners Il
White and brown Pla-iiiss
Umbrellas and Pa sl,Ls
German ii, klsni3uigs -;
White aaa b.oSn Rolls
BID Ticki@g
Apron and Shrticg Checks, r
,Wadron's GsG sad CrsdIihg scylhea
zWecaing II es ,&i.o.;ed n c. ks
GeRtismcns' bea Losdon Hats, s., &-,,
May e. &C.
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Cotton and Turner,
Have received from New York, and are cow
opening at their Linsu Starr, on Royal afeets
opp G:e Mr.. James Rufei's,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Irilh Linens, Diaper Table Cloths,
brown Hollands, Piatilias, and TieklenbuTgs.
I'D daily expea,
Diapers, Checks, Hempens, Dow
lafs, Shaetings, Threads, &c.
AJ6 fer Sale,
A few eheifs Of Imperial and Hyfon
Teas, OF the lstei impor,ations- and SO lacks
of Liverpool Sals.
May q. d.
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0UPERFINE Cloths and Ktrfcymeres
- WsiHccating, D;moshies, lndia jeans
Cotton Kerf.ymcres, GrandIilies & Nanseens
Xix, Gottons ant thread Eeiery among which
are few dozen Of extra Gze
Black, white, and lead Pic MIC Silk Gloves
White and co!ored Cambrics, Ssrfenet DO.
Silk and Cotton Chambrays, plain, figured and
emb,iIcd
Printed. Cotton, and Linen Handkerchief
amonga tie iatter Few dor@o Superhnc
White
Common AMI Supc.6ne Shifting Cortoas
Silk Cores, Csn,biic Bottoms, Artificial Wrsatbs
AID Flowers
Waite ard black Lace Wells, Leno do. ga,
and o. Shawls
Lcno and Camb5ie WORKED Mu0ins
Sewing TwIne and Shoe Thread
Bet Eogiif, Fats, Common do.
Nails, Hoes, Spades
Cradl,ng and Gf.as Scythe,, 81. &c,
May Q. edIw.c Nv ..aw1w
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aP THE Subscriber and podeGor.
Of the above adverted .ards thinks It proper warn
any peron who may incline to purchae under he above
decree (Which was obtained in the n,o ecret
and totally unknown &c hn') that he will give,
aid in any manner the procuring at,c pc feet uch
fae the attesnPt wIiiA is vague and iltemperel
effort
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Wanted Ipnsdately,
Il w E Thu r S E.
dppyho the Printer.
May 9. d6s

CHARLES BENNETT,
Has inSorted per- ibe Slip Fi}llam and Jsbs,
Captain Woodbsgjf, ar:wed here, aid NAli.
am Mardoeb, via Baitisore, ard eSt,s te,
Sale, on tb. sfaal terms,
GENERAL ASSESSMENT OF
S P r IN c. q 9 q d S,
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he toDr German raG,'g en,ss wslo haze
bsen $, slpng On ai1ip-bnard a Po rssnon,h,
have been ordered % d.se a.bark. & nafch
10 Winchester.
Ia the besiaaieg Of June, Osnlan Bey
fsordessi, gb ahim Bay, aud she rest OF
their party, we're Iu ppssess,en OF al. Up
per Esypt E!aiBey had che Saintne. aad
The whole of she lefl bank of the Nile,
from Sacoara 70 the oeignbovhood Of Ro
setia. he had b-aieged Dananour. sheo
re,iFed, and sgs,n returned 10 the siege.
Ills Arabs advanced 10 the GU, made by
The English b.tweea ne Lakes If Abon,
kir aad Mareo,ia, akd stopped all supplies
of provisions foF Alexandra, Gill the 60
,vernar of that place was obliged TO make
treaty with Elf, bv which free comma
nlcayion rock place betwscn the csnp aud
The town. Elf was Supplied with clothing
and every thing ne wanted The faeha
Mohammsd Alias st Csifo; bis Aiban'ans
are'In state Of nutiny: he cannot pay
them; hey therefore piunder every thiog.
he following energetic speech was iats'
y addressed by the Prussiaa geoeras Blu.
chez. 10 the army undrr hscommand {:
CcMRADEs---- we shall pTcbahiy have
war, but do not imagine that The king will
carry on al unjust que, al}aeno he has
dane all 70 prevent the efosson OF HUMAN
, blood bu, now he is forced 70 sake up
arms, because France demaots patti Ct sEe
dominions over which he is king Bresh-
rem. need no. tell youthat you are fight
ing for the honor OF your king, the welfare
of yonr .counuy, and IN defence OF your
own property; ADD who would net do it
cheerieliy. know your former bravery,
keow many among you who have fongas
with me. X, former wars. Therefore, com.
rades, .bese is nay bad hand my hesrs--fol,
low rny,example and that Of your prede-
cessors, aud If we thus fight. success will
attend ns=Hwes shall conquer--because there
isa God over Us who is just and protects
the innocent. Let US fight like brothers
! LET Us share the iaureis In common"
The ttoops' exclaimed with one voice :
: Yes! We follow you !"
90 the 27th OF August, at ten in the
mornlng. aa English ship of wax appeared
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N the wafer ii asajaTl, ara was so u at,
ser jeine] by ship Of gae line, Fou: slaoPs
and swo boats. On board ore Of .hese
vessels, We are Told: was the famous Cres-
c9nzlo Anraor, noted br;gard, and who
hois,ed the ancient royal cosDrs. They
were afterwards joined by four more
tloops a des2ens was, 90 doubt, the
ensany's object; but the cnsnnaad.ot of
the Civic guard, and captain Of thu ghs
infantry, who were present. prevented cri,s
by getting their troops under arms wi,hoa,
delay and posting ihena al The most IN,
portant stations, aud which the euewy
seeing, though! proper to Eesirs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-12
LONDON. Sept. IL.

STs LONDON, ocPt. I
Havon yacobi arrived in town last night;
he came from Hamburger IN the Diana
packet, which has been waiting 10 the
Elbc 20 receive him.
There lisa long account 10 an arncle
from Naples of an attack by the French on
the Loyalisss, who had posted aud en-
trenched theeseives az Camafatia, 10 the.
proyince of Salerao. The account con
fesses that they made q tremendous uis-
charge against the French, though, m inc
end, the latter were successful lhis ar
ticlc from Naples. though u aanndanuy
uroyes the disturbed state OF the NeapoliE.
ran territories, does not enable Us TO con-
hrra the repar. Of another victory having
been eaiued by as. But we are still OF
: opinion the report will be found correct
We have no doubt the enemy VIII evacu,.
a,e Naples soon after the breaking out CT
the war in Germany. King Joseph has,
FIR some time, We believe, been weary OF
his kicgly dignity.
A short time before our paper was pu.
"a nress. wa received Leyden paper OF
Of "Wednesday lass. the 7,h inst. fhe ae,
counts from Mentz are of the 2eth ult.--t
from Wesct of the 1st instant, aud from
Rrnssel. eff the Sd They are all full OF
The actipisy Of The French preparations,
The troops which were to have been en-,
.amned an Ziest have proceeded by forced
-,arches TO the ensirons Of Wessi, where
..hev are to be encsmped. King Louis Sc,
ng early lsst Monday morning tor the ar
NV in consequence of q ietses from Bo
aanasse. Before he set off, he .coovoked
: reet;pg of their high mightinesses; aud
ssr minisser of the interior made several
munications 70 them, which have not
.s.nspiscd. bus which are supposed to re.
,.,s 20 the present posture of Affairs.