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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21
Fairfax Court-hou1e Races.

yE7LL be run for, on Thursday, the 9th
w day Of November next. over hand,
some course, Subscription Pusse' supposed 1
to be from Eighty to One Hundred Dollars,
the two mile heats, free for any horse, mare
or gelding, carrying weight agreeable to the
Washington Jockey Club
On the day following will be run Tor, over
tho same course, Prize, supposed will be
worth slrty Dollars, free as above, and car
rymg weights as above-the one mile beats
the winning horse of the preceding day ex-
cepted. ,o;.a sotnrdav
the stb of said month, will be run tor, over
the same course, handsome Saddle, 6.7ofe'
Martingale and Collar-a single heat OF one
free only for such horses, mares or
geldings as never turned pole for more than
William MILAN.
October 81. eo~"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21

-, of English ships from Jamaica, :
si' s,, under convoy OF sloop OF
IN % being the remainder Of 100 sally ,
var ,amaiea together. 10 lat. 40, long.
lsN .0okc brig Mount Vernon, from HOT
%, ds n for Norfolk, lost both his topmasss'
is1 in want of provisions, supplied him
auu .l bread. rice and beans.
VIA Also. ship Nancy, Hobbs, 50 days from
,.a.roool. 10 Lar. 90, long, 10, spoke
LIZ -" Eliza, from New York for Rotterdam'
GU Also, sch'r Experiment, Ramsay, rs
,,,s from ST. Jsgo. Left there. brig Ce-
o. Lewis, for Philadelphia In 5 days /;
49, ss,r Robert, Bleak, do. 10 days; Bstsey'
Hughes ,la do. days; Mary. Woodbury.,
1 ,ns,on, 10 days; sch'r -, Brown. just
rived IN 40 days passage; sch'r Dari'
soreosoo, Baltimore, days. Al Baya'
- brig Lewis, -; Clarissa, Williams,
" New York. OFF Cape Maize, spoke
S,;o Columbia, bound to Alexandria, Lit
.rS,. Isgo (additionaD seh'r Roby, VII
en- for BALTIMORE in IS days; brig Eliza
nd Sarah, Clark, of New York, diseharg-
mo her cargo for adjudication seh'r Ma
20 Ann. for New YORK I'D three days.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21

Philadelphia, October Hth, 1906.
His Britannia majssty's consul general
for the middle and southern states OF Anne
RIGA. publishes, for the information OF the
and traders whom II Goth or
may concern, the annexed proclamation,
issued on the goth day of August last, by
his msjessy's lieutenant governor OF the
island of Jamaica.
JAMAICA, IS.
By his honor lieutenant general sir Eyre
Coote, knight of the most honorable or.
der of the Bath and OF the Crescent,
lieutenant governor and commander 10
chief in and over his majesty island OF
Jamaica, and other the territories there
on depending in America, chancellor
aud vice admiral OF the same,
Il PR0CLAMATION.
WHEREAS have thought fit by my
bearing date the first day OF
April last, TO permit, unit! the Slst Gay OF
December next, the free imporsauen OF
sheep, hogs, poultry, small live stock ct
all kinds, fruit and all sorts OF fish, flour,
corr, corn meal, bread, rice, peas, beans,
aud lumber of every description, 10 vessels
belonging to reusral and other states In
amity with Great Britain, upon the like
,erms, charges and conditions, and subject
TO the same rules, regulations, vislia'lons
and searches, as are observed wih 'eopec'
10 British vessels in like cases; aud whsre-
as, the exigency Of The case scenas 10 re-
quire that the free iE,pdrta1ioa OF the Sc
veral articles therein and herein particular
ly enumera,ed should be further permitted
until six months notice be given 10 the
contrary: do now, therefore, issue this
my prociama,ion, permitting, until SIX
months notice bs given 10 the contrary,
the free importation of sheep, hogs, ,poul,
ny, small and live stock OF ell kinds, tsui.
and all SORTS Of FISH, Aour,,c 'cornmea!,
bread, rice, peas, beans, aud humber o!
every description, in vessels belonging to
neutral ard o.her STAKES in ani ~ with Gress
Britain, upon the like terns, charges aad
cusdi,ions, and subject 10 the same rules,
regulations, visita.lons and searches, as
are observed with respect TO British yes.
sells in The Ike cases:
And DO hereby permit all vessels, i'm.
porting the foregoing articles, under the
authority Of this proclama;ioo, to export
from hence, rum and molasses, from any
port or ports, place or places, OF this island,
upon the like terms, slipuiatious, charges
and conditions, as are observed wI,hrespecs
To British vessels in the like casts; and in
case shy person or persons, importing pro.
Visions or lumber iaio this island, under the
aushorisy ofthls procsansatioo, snail attempt
TO introduce ony other articles than are
hcreio particularly enumerated, measures
vii! be lame dlase!y adopted for the fo"te't.
ure Of the ship, or *esse! and cargo, so
consravening the laws CT navigation.
Given under my hand and seal alarms,
: asst. Jago dc Ia Vega, this 20 DAY
of August, in the year-of our Lord,
1906, and of his nges'y's reign Vie
10th.
E. CCOTE.
By his honor's command,
w. CATHCART, Sec'y.
God save the king.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21
BY PERMISSION.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE.
MIR. MANFREDI,

And his company, consisting of five performs
ers-three ladies and two gentlemen-offer
their services to the public, and respectfully
inform them, that their next performance
WILDE
On Wednesday, Evenang, Oct. 22.
THE PERFORMANCE WILL COMMENCE
With a Spanish Dance, by the little Ame-
rican.
Dancing on the Tight Rope.
A Dance in character with the balance pole
by Mss LOUISA.
Ness CATHERINE
Will dance hornpipe on the repeater
which serious dance.
a Crotesque dance, by Madam MANFRE-
DI.---lbe moving board--Sfle will dance with
out putting her feet on tie rope, with the
balance poie--.aIid play handsome air Oh tie
Mandolinc, Gu the rope, without it.
After witch the combat Of the two flags,
by Mr. and Mrs. Manfred, Oh the rope.
Ihe CoHac Dance.
Mr.. MANFRED win dance with two baskets
tied to his feet, after which WITH two bows ia
the same manner, without the balance pGle.
He will beat the drum; perform tie culicus
feat Of the cloak; play the French norm; and
PUMP backward and forward over handker>
chief.
7unsbI54g agility Of the Children,
Who VII perform several Feats on the carpet,
IN the Italian style.
Extraordinary Feats q The Tnmjjer5,
Who viii throw backward and forward Somcr>
sets, over tables and chairs.
Ground Tu1nbLng, with English and Spanish
DANCES
The EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS.
IN EEFATREDI
viii Balance several persons on his arms,
legs, sc. shelving severa! perspectives in the
Roman style.
He will Dan2c
Il SP. 4yVISH F.f.tD.4NIGO oUer seUera1Eggs
The whole to conclude with
A Hornplpe-ByN Mess t0the7zne.
Abundance one dollar-chidrcn half dollar.
The doors to be opened at 6, and perform
ance to begin att O'Clock
So No segars to be smoked during the per-
Torrance.
.Nghta 0rtely0rmance, Monday, Weaolesday,
and f3T4ay.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21
James Campbell.

October 81. aus
" 3. All those indebted to the said Cross,
will pay the amount OF the same to JAMES
CAMPBELL, who is duly appointed trustee Tor
said Cross. !. y.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL BE SOLD, for ready. money, On
w Thursday next, the 23d instant, at
Jones's Point, tie PROPERTY Of Samuel Cross,
delivered up by him for the benefit OF his Gre
ditors under the insolvent law, by the subscrl-
Der, who is appointed by the judge as his
trustee.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-21

n, Waldo, arrived at Charleston. from
c.lcora. informs that a colony OF Chinese
.s.,s embarked atCalcuua iu May last, for
T,;n;dad. wirha view to the cultivation
sftbeTea Plant-N 7. paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
FRRNCH FLFETS.

TIE latest and we believe correct &C
counts of which, IS, that on the lst inst.
II was spoken about 70 mules south Of
Sandy Hook, steering N. M. Z. On
the day following, it was seen near
Long island, in the afternoon steering
a y. <. course. 1t is supposed that
the French kept more to the West
ward than IS usual in making d passage
from the West Indies 70 Europe, in or
der to avoid the English, should they
be in pursuit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
MORALITY.

Ertrad fran Sermon Latey bre4cbel
bsf0re TIE MagjfrGtes, &c. Of Gran
than Eng. The tsiawmg curl
0li5 calculation is introduced IN this
e1trasrdinayy prediction =
"It IS generally fuppofed that this
earth is inhabited by one thoufand
millions Of men or Whereabouts, and
that thirty three years make gen
Grafton, and therefore that in thirty
three years there die one thoufand
millions. Thus the number Of thofe
who die on earth amount 10
Each year, thirty millions
Each day, eighty-two thoufard.
Each hour, three thoufand four hundred
Each minute, Gxty.
Each fecond, one.
I" This calculation mutt certainly
ftrike Us If the mortality be 70
gaeat every year and every hour, is
il not propable that be who reflects
on it, may himfelf be one Of thofe
foon 10 fwell the LIT Of the dead 1t
IS at leaf certain, that it ought to
lead US 10 think ieriouly and often
on this fubjed Now at this very
moment, one Of our fellow-creaturas
IS going out of the world, aud be-
tore another iiear Be pat, more
than three thouland fouls will have
enEersd into az eternal I1:et"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
Ev tDs s7aas.
80 = 81 - 1872
WASHINGTON, JULY rs.

Blk1sd efeS5 Of democratic papers.
1t IS ftated on good authority, that
Mr.. Munroe has informed govern
uent that previous 10 the arrival Of
the late non-importa,ion act, and the
violent and virulenr language held in
all the demeetatic papers, he was in
fair way Of an honorable and ad-
vantageous fettlement Of our differ
ences with Great-Britain. But on
reading thofe proceedings, language
and fentiments, particularly in the
National Intelligencer, Aurora, &c.
Mr.. Fox had obftrved that he was
not to be bullied or frightened into
meafures and could not be convin-
ced that there exitted the lmaIleG
fpirir Of Cancellation in the govern
ment; when the papers, which, he
laid, the Administration could con-
trout, by their Influence and advice,
at leaf, held iuch language.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11


Since our last we have received Fus
ropean dates to June the Goth.
Holland is no longer to remain uDon
the list Of republics, kingdom n
name in realty no more than colony
of France. How will the democrats
Of this country reconcile this conduct
of their favorite Bonaparte with the
principles Of republicanism :
Rztmour Of feace--An article under
London date Of June 10th, mentions
that it was reported that Mr.. Adair,
British Minister) was going from Vi
emma in company with NJ. D'Oubril 10
Paris upon pacific negotiation, Jointly
with Russia, it also said the British
Ministry have lately received overtures
of specific nature from Bonaparte
which are now under consideration.
Lord Melville, has been acquitted Of
all the charges brought against him.
Lord Selkirk, minister to the u. s.
has taken leave Of his government and
may shortly be expected il this com.
try.
The Russians have received orders To
evacuate Catterro, and the French ar
mics are 70 retire from Germany and
Brannau is to Be restored To Austria.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
SALEM. AUG. s.
.JAT 28.

SA@ChA3 dOSs o.
The death Of Mr Auhin, BY The
hands of MIR Selfridge, on Monday
Taft, is a fubjsa Of general regret /;
and conttant inquiries are made re-
fpeeting the particulars Of the tranf-
action, which are given with great
variations by different perfons bur
as Mr.. S. is confined for trial. IL
would be highly urtuA TO endeavour
to Prejudice The public mind by con-
lectures and opinions, which may Be
vi founded, or dictated. BY the feel
ings excited by the melapchoiy occa-
non though at the fame time, per-
haPs, Incompatible with fair cool
and impartial trial, which we truft
he will have. In the mean time, TO
iatisiy the iolicitous curioGty Of the
public, the following facts may Be
itated THAT inconiequence Of iome
diiPute between Benjamin Auitin,
tfq (the Father Of the deceafcd) and
Mr.. oelfridge, the latter inherited IN
the Bofan Gazette on Monday, laR
a note, in which ne pronounced Mr..
Auitin "te6e lar, Villain, and q
co7Uar9 }" that a little after one
o'clock, the fame day, MIR. Se,fridge
and young MI Auftin met in State
ftreet, with a flick in his hand-what
words, or acts, took place on their
meeting, are 70 differently related,
that we pretend not to fate them !;
but the melancholy refult was that
Mr. S difcharged plfol at MIR. A.
which aimoit Initantly produced his
death, and thereupon Mr.. S. GurIen-
derrd himfeif, to take his trial, and
is now canfned in prifon. The Bot
ton Editors have generally obferved a
prudent caution, in their notice Of
this dllirehinF event; we wefe there.
tore the more ,urprifed to Zee an O.
Pinion exPrehed IN the Chronicle.
as 10 the previous intention Of Mr..
o.'-an opinion which feems de.
hgned to prejudice him in the public
mind, and which may poGply have
an undue influence even with an up.
right jury.
MIR. Selfridge is an Attorney Al
Law, IN Bottom. Mr.. Aufin was
itudent IN Cambridge UniverGty,
and was TO have taken his degree Al
the enfulng commencement. His
funeral was on Wednesday laR, and
was attended by large concourfe Of
iympathiGng citizens.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
July a..
10 THE PUBLIC.

| have feen, with no ly5ie furprize,
piece in New-York paper Of the
frit of March lat, wherein il ftates
| was run through the body aus xiii
led, by Commodore Rodgers, for
remonttrating with him on the in
propriety Of hoging marine This
has been done By fono fcanlalous
pcrlon (no doubt) e injure his char
acter, and although the efe3 could
only be temp 7rary, YET people in gen
oral may fuPpofe that ii originated
from fome misunderstanding fubiiit-
ing between him and me. / can
affur the public that not only myfelf,
but every officer that ferved under
his command, have always been on
the mott friendly terms with him
aud the bef proof of this, is, that
every officer of US, will be happy to
fail with him at any future period.
During the time | was under his
command, it is only jufice to fay,
thar he behaved towards me with
every attention and Politenefs due an
officer.
ANTONY GALE, Capt. M.
July 28.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

Mr.. WILsEEFoReE has again
moved, that the King he addreIed
TO adoPt meafures to induce the u
nited States and the p5.vers Of En-
rope to unite IN meafures for the
abolition Of the Slave Trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

We venture to predia, from pre-
lent appearances, that Congrefs will
oe called togetheH by proclamation,
before Noufm6er.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

Equal and exact JnsRce-We are IN
formed that on the late trial III New
york, the testimony of Mr.. Swartwout,
the marshal Of the district, was of a na-
ture to make unfavorable impressions
as to the agency Of government in the(
affair OF Miranda, and that since tie
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
LONDON, JUNE rs.

BY rev treaty between France
and Holland, Bonaparte guarantees
the integrity Of the Dutch podefions.
1t this guarantee is Retrospective w
mutt give up Demarary, Surinam'
and TIE Cape, TO the Dutch, j. e. to
France before Bonaparte can make
peace. II will remain to be feen, if
oar nsiniitry vii. make this facri-
fee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

peace. II will remain to be feen, if
oar nsiniftry will make this facri-
fee.
The forsign journals prefent a
MATS Of incongruous rumours, from
which It is hadly poiiblc to colIe6t
an ineligible detail--but one thing
is certain, thar Germany is under
going a complete change in its poll
ticalconltitution5, which will transfer
all the power ard influence Of the
Germanic Body 10 Bonaparte and
his allies Z What further objects are
in vieW is impoaibl- to gueis, bat 70
large an army as France now keeps
up, cannot be long unemployed.
We have received Paris papers TO
the 9th. and Dutch TO the nth inf.
The new form Of the Dutch Confti-
futon is dehnitively pronounced. 1t
IS to be Confrutional M narchy,
bur in which the reigning Sovereign
will be as dependant upon whoioev-
er fills the throne Of Frence as any
Of the Prefeas Of thar valt Empire.
Indeed the authority delegated to
King Louis is little more than that
Of Viceroy or Lieutenant.
He is cifablifhed in Holland
rather for the purpoic ofcov-
ering the northern frontiers Of
France tlian for iecuring any one
advantage 70 the Dutch nation he
conditions of The treaty, by which
the independence Of holland is laid
at the feet Of France, differ but lit
rle from thofe inherited in this paper
on the I'D. inf. In the frft article,
BonaPartc gu arantees the integrity
Of the Dut ch poaeilions in every part
ofthe world. If this guarantee is
to be retrospective in its effect, il
will neceha rily imply thar Demera-
"a, Surinam, and the Cape, are to
be reltored TO the Dutch, or, in 9TH
er words, that they are 70 be put in
pohelion Of France. We do not
fuppole that he intends to be lefs
peremptory Upon this point than he
was with refped to the integrity Of
the French poGeiIions during the
negotiation for the peace of Amiens.
A commercial trsaty between France
and Holland is to be one OF The lea.
ding features in the new arrange
mrnt. We may be ai1ured that
there will not be an article in il
" hich win not be particularly aimed
againa the commercial PROPERTY OF
this country. The complete exclu.
non OF Bri;ifh manufactures from E
very part Of the Continent, when
the range of French dcfpotifm, is a
fagourite idea with Bonaparte. The
experience of nearly feven years ha:
not convinced him Of its utter i'm.
| pra6ticability.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

democrat eatiag Democrat Jury
Ia Albany, has awarded 400 dollars
damages in a suit brought by Mr.. Tie
Iotson, late Secretary Of State against
Mr.. Cheetham, Editor Of the Network
citizen, for a libel. The Citizen OBJ
serves he has thirteen more libel ac-
tons against him all brought BY good
aeH'0crata, and, he says, at the insdga-
ton OF Governor Lewis.--Ceat.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

HAUCE, JUNE 70.
His Excellency Amiral Verhusl,
who has jult arrived hete from Pa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
A Is bad ruie that zyon't zyork both
7cQUs.

The democratic papers asserted, that
the late Presidential prosecutions at
NeWyork, would terminate III the con-
Nicaon Of Messrs. Smith and Ogden,
which would manifest to the public,
mat the Great Men at Washington had
no agency or knowledge Of Miranda's
expedition but upright and Impair
lal Juries have acquitted Messrs. S.
Z - OF al the charges brought against
them.-Qnere Has the result Of this
trlal established the truth Of. the demo-
cratic prophesy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

We deem no apology is necessary to
our readers for the room which Mr..
Landon's statement occupies in this
days Gazette.
Sellcck Osborn, having been convict
ed Of an attrocious libel, was imprison-
cd in default Of " paying fine of 100
dollars and costs Of prosecution, and of
finding sureues to keep the peace and
be Of good behaviour J" with this hr
did not see fit to comply, and was of
course imprisoned. 1.-THE account of
Osborn's confinement was true and
the exertions of his friends, prompted
by the principles Of humanity, We
should be the last to question the pro
priety Of their conduct but the real
object appears to be, u inname The
spirit OF party by an appeal IN the pas
slons, at the expence 0F truth-to in
sinaate that it is all Federal persecution
and oppression. IF the cause or DEM
ocracy rests upon the use ofsuch means
to ra1der tpopelar, it must De wretch
ed indeed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

rs, has delivered to the new Sccre-
taries Of State the bills Of the new
taxes which His Majeity, Louis Ma
poleon, King of Holland, had char
ged him to recommend 10 their i'm
mediate adoption. He then repaired
to. their High MightineiIcs and an
nounced the acceaion Of Louis Ma
poleon TO the kingdom Of Holland
The PreGdent thanked Mr. Yer
huel, and prayad for the haPPinels
Of the people under this nszO order
Oftbings."
His Majefty's Proclamation, by
which he exprefes his acceptance OF
"tbe Royal Dignity Of King Of Holland
qgraeaJly 10 The 4Uil6es Of the Pt2pls )"
is dated at Paris, June 3, i" the hrit
year Of our Monarchial Govern
ment."
The Gazette Of Saturday night
contains an Order in Council for al
lowing friendly and neutral nations
TO trade TO the Cope Of good Hope
prohibiting, however, the importa
ton of Ailaric goods or military
flores, except by the India Company;
and reitrieting exports generally with
out licence.
An extenfive promotion has taken
place in the Prufiian Army, meat
urc generally adopted at the COM
mencement of a war of which il is
now conGdered indicative. Several
freih regiments are ordered tojoin
the Prufian army in Pomerania.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11

Democrats Us Democrats.

While the democrats III this part IF
the Union are constantly rejoicing 1T
the successes of Bonaparte, their south
ern brethren entertain different opin-
ion Of his glorious career.
The Freeman's Jt;tr7laL,fa democrat
&c paper printed % Philadeiah5a, says,
/" No one can be such blockhead as to
believe that America would continue
to have a republican form Of govern
nent, if Bonaparte was master Of the
rest part of the world" Yet many of
the ministerial papers exult is loudly
at the success Of Emperor Bonaparte, as
they did in the first days of the French
Revolution, when JAcoBtN1sM TRr-
uMPHANT" used 70 grace in capitals
every French Victory.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-11
Dortan0,
Monday, August II, 1906.
Lqtest F0reign Mtelligencc.

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-03

Gus stangers who may be invited. These
seats or more properly speaking, boxes,
will be lined with black or crimson velvet.
The whole of the seats will be made to
accommodate about three thousand per-
sons. The most preremptory orders will
be given that not a ticket be sold On any
pretence whatsoever. They will be at the
disposal ofthe bisbop.ef London, the dean
and chapter, and the surveyor general
The choir is already fitting up with plat.
forms and seats. The whole will be ro-
-yeied with green cloth.
1t the Defence man of war, which
arrived at Chatham on Friday last, with
the Information of the approach of the
Victory, with lord Nelson's body. 1t was
placed lastweek in. leaden cefin Ike
features are said to be entire. Ga the at
rival of the Victory at Greenwich the body
will. be reeloYet from on bos:d INFO Tie
painted chamber (Which is already hsed up
for the occasion) where it viii lie in state,
days. On the 9th day it WILDE removed
bvwa.rr.to estmi3ster stairs, and CARR.
ed from thence into<Whiteha.l chapel (in,:
stead Of the admiralty as has been ertons,
ousiy rrpartsdl where the body viii he 10
|. STATE lore day tpiy. On The iota Of Tan.
the funeral wi!l,p positively place. The
prootssty,n will set out from w hitehal! pre-.
cisely z;3,en o'clock in the aiarn;ug, unless
the lords OF the treasury taiuk proper to
alter tileir Instructors as ALREADY given.
The procession will neo9e wilh slow and
solemn pace ,hinsgi, the city. Two l,ours
are at!c@ed for $50 reach g. pa;,'s. Be.
fore shs> cer enaay cosf;Eeuccs, SHOUT thrces
hours ,stsl be octaplei II rt.c preparations.
The aoIe.nnity 81 the scene coras: e.ices ,,y
torch light, about four O'Clock IN the after
noon. a solemn dlrge composed fer she
OCCASION, will be suag st. Paul's bill
will toll from day break until tbs .br,ly en-.
tsys the church. ihe expence of the pre-.
pararioas, independent Of the monument,
is estimated at 9,00oi.