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Dir. KENDALL.
OPERATOR IRON TEETH,
q - =. IL.

IRON TEETH,
S juR arrived in this City and may he eonf,jted e..
y very day during his nay at the Eagle Tavern. Az
l'r. fendalPs continuance in mi, CITY, Is Uncertain
thofe Ladies and gentlemen WHO win to employ him,
Will pleale to make immediate application. Upon
requeit, he will wait upon thofe Ladies and Gentle
men, either in the City or its vicinage, who do not
ind 1t convenient to attend him at his lodgings.
DIR. Fendall cures the fcurvy in the gums. be f. o.
yer 10 inveterate, III a Mort time, fanens l9ofe teeth.
oy making the gums grow brm up to them renders
teeth white and beautiful prevents their de,,y -.
keeps iuch as are 70 from becoming vorfe, even 70
old age fills up thoie that are hollow with cold or
lead, which will not only render them ufefnl. but
prevents their aching and further decay, extracts teeth
and ftunps with cafe makes ard fixes artificial teeth.
tbs Columbian aniiicorbutic Deutifrise for preferving
me teeth, gums, ioekets, &c. and hyperion he thinks
both in elegance and efficacy 20 any other, il fold BIZ
the Doctor.
June 8. o.
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thing that Bonaparte wanted. They now APP
pear TO be very angry. ard will probably re-
new the war as icon as there is a profpecf of fuc-
cets--so mnci for Kutufow's report.
In cafe o. another war. a lew more exploits
like the battle Of AuiteriitZ, vii. ihake even
the RufIan throne, and Alexander, with equal
politeneis may find hinteif, difpoftd to aban-
don Poland, the Baltic, ard even reign his ca
p'tal. lie may be even 70 generous as to retire
TO Mofcow. But il, as kutufow fays, and as
many pretend to believe, that one RnMan is E.
tzvo Freue5men, we may foon EXPECT
that Europe, from the Vi1ula and Danube TO
the extremity of Italy, will be overrun by Van.
dahim and eSpofed to woe and defo!ation :
Ihefe are evils whicbnope but fools can believe.
none but madmen can deiire. Tbefe are evils
which have been averted by the genius of 20
naparte and by the exploits and heroifm of
the French armies. Thefeeare evils which threat
ened to fubttitute barbsrifm for civilization : the
knout for a court of Juice; mufkets, bavonets.
& iwords, for the arts, & licences. And il is for
theie diiappolntments, that there are fome who
weep and wall and gnafh their teeth in the Bit
ternefs of forrow.
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LAND FOR SALE.

u" ne t'e97a Sat"raay in -H4egR nest, 4oW be e.aefa
f0JhN, at PHbfe auction, at Joba AndsyJou's 7sucyu.
in TIE 7ozvn IF Ne7v- Canton, '
OK LOTS OF LAND, being parcels of a tract
- formerly held by Colonel Samuel %Jourdan, which
was lately divided by the fubfcriber, into CevsrsI
fmaller tracts. Three of the lots are ftuated he.
tween James and Slate rivers; and the other three
on the iouth fide OF Slate river, adjoining the lands of
MI Robert Nicholas, and Mr.. Stephen Geurant.
The land is well timbrred, and is favorabl. g. 81.
culture OF tobacco and wheat and no par, of il is
more dIitant than three miles from aR excellent ner-
chant mill and the whole is convenient to good ma
VACATION. Plots of the land will be left with Mr..
Waiter Irvine, OF New-Canton, and the lines will he
eaily traced, as they are very generally known in the
neighborhood.
One fourth Of the Purchafe money will be de.
manded on the delivery of the deed; the balance TO
De divided INTO two equal annual initalments, fecured
upon the property, by daed of truR.
JOHN ADAMS.
june o. (oawtdf)
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LAND FOR SALE.

u" he lfao"a 3ayaa.y in July aes., zcIW BE og,sd f.,
JsAf' 9ff"SAe Aniio", az BAH Cont RozE (WS,m
SfrnglJ:
4 TRACT OF LAND, Containing $40 acre.
iying between the Warm and Hot Springs, bpt
nearer 10 the latter the land is ofgood quality, and
may oeio divided as TO accommodate fev.raj fam;
lies who might deiirc a refidence contiguous ro ,bof.
valuable waters. One fourth OF the purchafe monev
vii! be expected on the delivery of the deed . tbs
balance IN TWO equal. annual inhalments, to carry in
tereit from the date, if not punetually paid. and -
be iecured bya deed of truft upon the properly.
JOHN ADAMS, Atto,ney in Eag.
June 6. %
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COMNUNICATION
THE NEW INDIAN TALE

IT has been often to me matter of furpriIe.
that the popular profe writers of the United
States, ihould have neglected fubiecs of natl
onal %interelt for tbo(e of a remote and upaFe4.
ing nature. lie who hopes to enchain attention
by lis works, NUT depict his fcenes with the
energyof immediate oblervation, and not thro'
the medium Of another authors mind, or. wha,
Dryden significantly calls, the 'fpe6facIes Of
books" Mr.. Davis, therefore, difcovered iudo.
ment when he began his ferries Of Indian Tales,
and let the banks Of the Thames for thofe OF
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SaIea at anrt!on.

u" ~ea191ay @e I'd Of Jnir ae*t, 7pW e. e16 b. Av,-
f''" or TIE Prentice J"0t a-r0iogny &9s ID Of at e,i-
cate CaL,
MAI VALUABLE BRIcx TENEMENT on Shoe
koe hiH' oppofte to Mr.. Pages, now occup;ed
by MIR. James Fl. Lynch.
ternis OF payment-sne and two years credit, Il.
purehaier to give a deed Of 'ruf on the properly to
lecture payment of the purchafe naney.
u BROWN, V. Ms.
June 6. Idri
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Saies 1T auertu;i.

u" 7Helaay tie 1913 inn. auiW be 6N 4v;tsoys
F9eFOe' at the office Of RE /iheribers
u hhds. excellent St. Kits RUM, at 60 ds.
8 chefs Imperial TEA, mo
An invoice of Chintz, Mullins and
colourcd Camhricks,
Negotiable notes, with approved endcrGrre.
will be required.
TAYLOR & BRowy, Y. MRS.
They have a few chefs of freIh imnortsd
Young Hyton Tea Containing l4lb.l which win
Oe i"'u low tr cain. June Z. tdf
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Exfras of a LETTER from HrGfav, Aated h.

ETfraH Of a hHfr from H1Efay, dafed tie
14b MAY, 1906.
" There are FIVE Americans here under adj
Indication, all detained by captain Whitbv, IF
the Leander, who fwedrs ne viii have them all
Eheled, az well as all he takes. And as he is
gazing to fea again on Monday, to cruize, as 7
underitand off the Hook, the probability is he
WI capture many more. His conduit is truly
atnniihing, and his treatment to American
CAPTAINS in every ~intance is abufve. He is
void of all bame {; IS universally detected here +;
and its eXpetted will be ordered home imme-
diAtely on bis recent conduct being reprefented
TO his Government, and probably be deprived
OF his conmifion. Ii is thought he will die
trefs and abuse every American he meets with
on MS next c%rni2e, which we may fuppofe, land
which we f%erventIy hope will BE- his laf."
NJ. York PAP.
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Ibe enquirer.
RICHMOND, Orb YuNe
" Fe4sralsas in oGcr." No. s, is peAsoned.

We bare m tbiJ PAPER laid before tie readrr a
large a1aS Of Foreign Intelligence ;'auong svbieb
Mr.. For's Engudariy E1rre bbiliopie agaiuR tbe
King of P,uDf's, and tbs Monthly Expo6 of tie
Erene3 goT'ernnseat, claim tbs fra attention.
Mne6 more intelligence is on baud, and more is
yet 70 be rsceiued. II zviN ben be time enough TO
lOeen'nte abon The fate If Earose, and to enquire
into tie chances Of a Fourth Coalition.
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NHE iubfcriber has removed his Brokers Office
to themiddle tenement, in Do3or Ternap's pevD
building, the frft door above Menrs. picke,, poi.
lard and JohDlon, and the fecond below the poa.Oc
nee where he will attend particularly to all buff.
neis confded to him.
THOMAS NORVELL.
For laie, 10 SHARES in the JAMES RI
YER COMPANY. NJ
June 6. ns\
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NEW.YOPK. My os-

Capt. Waifgorth, arrived this morning from Cur
raeoa, which place he left on the 9TH of May, in
forms thar the day he failed, a difpateh-boat arrived
there from Porto Cayello, with news Of one Of Mi
randl's iehrs. having been captured on the Spanih
eoilt, on her palags from Aruba with the Leander
and another ichr. fne commander Of the fehr. and
iegersl OF the crew we're killed in the engagement,
which was desperately fought. Capt. w. confirms
the newsoi Miransa's having RoPt - days at Aruba.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

On SATURDAY. lat Capt. Steplen Decatur,
who figna'ized himfelf by the difruaion ofthe
Philadelphia frigate, in the Harbour of Tripoli,
arrived in this town, and on the following morn
ing a committee of four gentlemen being re-
queHed by A number of the citizens TO folicit
his company to- public dinner, wrote tohim as
follows:
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pUH.ADFJpuTA

A private letter ron a gentleman in London,
20 4 friend in this city, mentors that the Boara
# He@ib OF the city of London, had lately a.
erefd IN a belief that the Yellow Fever was moi
a contagious diiea(e, and ofcourfe, that it coulc
not be imported FROM one country into anc.
Their.
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NEGROES FOR SALE

an Thurfday the 18th infant, will be ofereda =,
~ public iale for Ca(h in the town of New Canton
leven likely NEGROES, the property of William
Cannon OF the County Of Buckingham, to fltisfy a
debt Que from iaid Cannon to Samuel Jones Of the
County OF Amelia, ahignee of Wade Mofby.
WILLIAM CANNON,
WADE MOSBY.
June6 6. ndr,
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BALTIMORE. My 81

Arrived, fehr. Nimrod, Cathel, Is days FROM Mn
,aeoy6o. Leftn Americans. Was embargoed from
lf March until My, in eoDfequence Of Miranda
expeditiou-Ho oeeog1b had been received ofhis io14.
ies, ,Dba @eEaaeA The port fhut to all foreigners
the whole coat in a nate Of alarm. Fat ca.
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NARRiED-on Sunday the IN inn. MIR. Ns,,
McCouLI. of the city of Richmond, merchant, TO the
ainia9ls Nils Julia LOGAN, daughter of the la,.
Charles Logan, Fig. Of Rill Mead.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

pROKE out Of or was itolen from a lot near
- Mai. Benj. Wolfe's, a fmall Bay MARE,
about 4 feet 8 or 9 inches high, a aar in her
forehead, one Of her hind feet white, a fnaE
wart jat below the throat-latch Of the bride on
the right fde trots very Mort and carries her
head low had a fwitch tail and frefh mod b..
fore. Whoever will deliver the faid mare &C.
Thomas Stsntos in Richmond, fhall receive the
above reward. Iuoc q. 81
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In Scnatc of the United Ssatss.

IN Scrsatc OF the Un1te6 3saies.
The following resolutions were submit.
ted for their consideration on TUESDAY last,
and reed:
Reeotoed By tHf Senate c7d House Re.
psesentatoes efthe Untsd Stairs Q Aa.eyii.
Ca, IN Congress assembled, 1 hat congress
entertain an hjeh serse Of the patrio.ism,
intrepidity, and vaor of William Ea,oR,
late general in chief of sbe army of he ex-
hashaw of Ifipol, and ofpriestly N. o.
Bannon, and George Washington Mann;
three American ohcers, who with small
number OK American marines, and the
forces of the ex.bashaw, composed Of
Greeks and Arabs, courageously marched
through the Lyblsn desars, defeated the
Tripoltan army near Derne, and .ock thss
city on the 9th day OF April, 1905, and Tor
the frs, time, spread the American Eagle
in Africa, on the ramparts Of Tsipoli1aa
fort, and thereby contributed 10 release
three hundred American prisoners tsom
bondage il I4ipoli.
RESOLVED, As a'further testimony of the
grattuds of their country, the president Of
the United States be requested TO cause to
be surveyed within the limits OF the pub.
lie lands Of the United STATES now open
for sale, as che said William Eaton shall
elect, atownship of six miles square to be
called DERNE, as memorial Of the con-
quest OF that city, forever, and to cause TO
be lard out. survey ed, and grated, to the
said William Eaton, in ore entire tract
xy hin tha caid rou, { hin
thousand acres, ard to Pries,ly NJ O'Ban-
non, and George Washington Mann,
each Thousand acres, and to Arthur
Campbell, Bernard O'Brian, David Tho.
mas, and Jas. Owen, The only surviving
marines who served as volunteers 10 thas
expedition, three hundred and twenty a.
ores each; to be granted to hem respects
lively, their heirs and assigns forever
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CHARLESTON, March Is.
NAVAL VICTORY.

We are indebted 10 the poli,eaes. Of his
Britannia Majesty's Consul, BENJAMIs
MoeDIE, Esq. for the following letseF
from admiral Cochrane, containing al
account of the action between the BRUSH
and French fleets, off the city Of ST. DO.
mingo, on the 9th February last.
The letter was put on board the brig Jane,
captain Hunt, arrived yesterday morning
from Cork, who fell in with the Nor
thunberland, on the 17lhnltino, In lat,
"a, 81, long, So. Admiral Coehrsne ia.
tended to make for Halifax to repair,
having his man mast shot away about ten
feet ABOVE the deck, and his misen mas,
considerably ipjared.
An officer Of the northumberland informed
captain iunt, that this ship sustained he
greatest injury 10 the action, having laid
along side the French admiral Of 13o
guns. The Northumberland is as7A 4
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Mar.h s.

:. f,,,on.r Edward, Capt. vcnn, belong.
~ -. nor,l. Clark, OF BaRimofe, from ere.
% Y :, D,mogo, FOR Baltimore, with cargo
s s = hos Of c5E.e, was cat away on Florida
= g i. a,d uit. besw.ca AID ? o'clock, A..
-, r.. otiacipal part OF the cargo, AID mott Of
" s iaysi. Th. mater, with part OF
y -. "a, ,r,iysd here on Tueliay Ia the wreck
p rhson.r Charlotte. Be.hell.
sr s hoo Richard Alfred, rerbill, fails this
- :, sxu. ma aud N w York; tn, H4nsreis,
81 s = CIR Charleaon, and Bsothcf's' Return,
W. ar G.3rgetowa, arc wind bound.
ss ~, Ichoonsr & ,terpfize, ohalon, Is hourly
.a.d her. from Ragged III md, from whence
= q vii proceed to New. York.
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c. A u T 10 N !!

WHEREAS the fabfcriher, en- the 4'b inf.
w delivered letter 10 The pct fiter II tbs
town, directed to Mefrs Geeyge and jim
Humphreys, of Charles Tow, enelotiae f6tt.
Mote Of the AIexand,is Bark, Nc. e4c6. dated
February IS, 1856, for 7c4 dollar SO Sent.'
drawn in favor OF thofe gentlemen arc Esyeble
three days after date; which rottdd oct 8 to
hand, bot wast is furpofed Iof or MI F'df:-
This IS TO caution any perion to whom lad roe
may be offered, ags!na receiving 1t, as re ray.
ment has been foPpgd at The taIk, ard It esnhe
Of no Ife 10 any bu, thofe in whfie favor II was
drawn. The lubfcriber VIZ te hush ebiIeee to
any pelfcn who will cormuriaate IL tiH fete,
or to the above mentioned gentlemen, nsGha les.
Town, Jef.rlcp courty. any irio'mst en re
Thomas Fairfax.
March IS. So
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PUBLIC SALE.

At three o'clock, MORROW, afternoon;
will be Sold, on I,v,n eed Dnulnb's wharf.
The CARGO Of the schooner
Adventure,
ConGaing Of fifty hoghrsds d,t quality SU-
GAR, on credit Of 60 and go days, for az.
proved indnrlcd negotiable notes.
Immediately after The /nle IF Sugar,
The Schooner Adventure Will
be Sold,
On credi, of z, aud months.
Philip G. Marlteller.
March z6.
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Es5tl7ation Of another napxzexgagemtxt.
When Capt. Bunker left Liverpool, govern
m.nt was in hourly exprttation of Deceive en-
gagement wing taken place between the Engia
Feet undcr Sir Richard Srrachsn, and a French
et of nine fail Of the line and levsral trisates
IN lar. ~, long, 4.
The captain OF an American vsnellate'y arrix
ed there, reported that he had been brought TO by
the Enghh Aeer off Cape Ac@r, then within fvu
hours fail Of the enemy
YIa:J !
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price is at the lowsf PORT, as eur 5r,iysEs
for the lsa ten daysh We h. D,ens.o lhe sAisat
as anticipated. P.ices hsve int:cysu a r.
tie, Uplands isil at Ito perth more than
at the beginning OF the month IL he ntAi n bths
imports lhou.o pro ,eis tie prices ELL likely
to improve, but not very materially, at leaf tili
the bu k ha. arrived. Turpcltine Duh at icrner
quotations. Tar z2s dniI. Rec z6 in bond,
Gull. Tobacco tessy At fctnsi quotations.
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DuckWCrth went In pursuit Ct. from st.
Christopher's, oa the 1st, have been taken
or desWoye ed,
They were discovered 1t anchor of the
town Of S., Domingo, on the morning of
the 9Th. As she British squadron advaac-
! ed. they got under weigh, and attempted
TO escape by running down along the shore,
TO the S. s. w but were frustrated BY the
prompt measures adopted BY the vice &C.
miral.
A little after 10 in the forenoon, they
were headed by the advanced part of the
BRUSH squadron and brought 10 close ae-
ton. Tae Superb, carrying sir John Duck
worth's flag, leading, followed BY the Nor.
thumberland, Spencer and Agamernnon.
ihe3lec line consisting Of the Campus,
bearing the flag of rear admiral Louis, the
Donasga and Atlas coming up toleeward.
The action, began blythe Superb hring on
the Alexander, the leading snip OF the c.
nemy's line the Northumberiand, taking
up the Imperial, the second SHIP, when the
action soon after became general.
The Alexander being disabled, dropt a
stern, and about II o'clock. struck her CO.
lours, having lost all her nasts. The rear
ships efthe enemy closed to sepport their
admirai IL the Imperial, and about quar-
ter pas. eleven one ofthem, the Jupiter,
struck TO the Donegal. The Brave also
submitted soon after.
The Imperial used every means TO es-
cape, BAT finding that impossible, she ran
on shore near Pomt Palangue, about 10
leagues S. w. Of S.. Domingo, aud was
followed By the Diomsde, where they
stranded, and were afterwards set on FIVE
by the frigatrs of the squadron. The enc.
nv all landed from the Imperial, but the
captain of the Diomede was brought oft
with above 100 of her crew, the rest had
got on shore.
The loss of the enemy has been very
severe. BY & flag of truce which came OH
! 20 request permission to send supplies TO
their wounded, was informed that the
, / imperial had about 700 killed and wound
Led. The. Diomeae great NAVY |; the
three ships captured have also suffered Sc
verelv, making the total loss OF their squad.
I. ron to be 1890 or 9 600 men.
am happy to say that the loss OF the
/! British squadron has been, comparatively,
! small, uot b airing any proportion with that
, of the enemy; the total killed and wound-
ed not exceeding 200 or 22o, of which this
ship had one hundred.
enclose copy of the thanks sent to
the ships of the squadron, by sir John
& Duckworth, previous TO his departure Tor
Jamaica, where he wen, to reht: the prizes
! having preceded him 'hs day before.
The frigates and coryettes effected Their
escape during the action, but | hope they
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THs Eyeup;Ne barfg,

TIKI Gysap;Ae Party.
Lord Grenyille, earl Spencer, MIR.
sWyndham, earl Fi,zwilliam.
The Fox party.
Mr.. Fox. Mr.. Grey, lord Henry Petty,
Mr.. Erskine, the earl of Mora.
The Aaangtoa party.
Lord Sidmouth, and lord Eiienborough.
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We unierRahd that the latsa difpatch.s re-
ce;v=d from Mr.. Monroe, bear date the 2sh OF
January, and that they itate, that In conilquence
of the indifpeGfion of Mr.. PITT, no nitimate ar
engagements had been made for the adjuament OF
our relations with Great Britain, bn, that hopes
Of fucb adiuRment were entertained from tie
complexion of the rev Administration.
dNati7ual luteAigtxesr.l
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COPY.
Northumberland, T 81. Demiago,
10 February, 1906.

SIR,
Thave much satisfaction in commuaicat.
ing TO You, that the enemy's squadron,
lately arrived from France, named in the
margins which Vice Admiral Sir John
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viii yetbe met with BY squadron ! have
sent in pursuit.
i have the honor TO be, sir,
Your most obedlent servant,
81 ALEX. CGCHRANE.
C o P Y.
Superb, eff st. Domingo,

1tH fe6fHafy 1910.
AS tits impossible tor language to con.
vey an adequate sense of my feelings ts
the honorable rear admiral Cochrane, for
the noble support renderdered me BY the
Northumberland, or TO rear admiral Louis
and the captains OF the squadron ander nay
CO nnmand for the bravery aud judgement
displayed in the service of their king and
country, by eFecting complete victory
in as short period as our naval annals
can produce j, therefore can only,
with heart impressedby the highest sense
of admiration and Appreciation, beg to Of
fer TO the honorable rear admiral Coehrane,
rear admiral Louis, the captains, officers,
and seamen, and to the officers, non com.
nlissioned officers and plivates of the royal
marines my warmest thanks: And I dc.
sire, that the captains will convey those
my sentiments Of appreciation and admi-
ration, with thanks in the mos. fsra If Iag
manner, to the officers aud seamen, aud
royal marines, as proof Of NY high sense
OF their services In the battle OF yester-
day.
(Signed)
]. F. DUCKWORTH.
To the honorable rear admiral Cochrane,
rear admiral Louis, The captains, off
GERS seamen and roal MARINES Of The
squadron.
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aleraanrla z,alp aonerttger.
THURSDAY MARCK 27.

The f,ips William and John, Woodhoufe, and
Zero, Cole, were to fail from Liverpool for This
sort the h5a Of March.
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The hip Alexandra. Captain Brandt, arrived
in the Texel Roads the 4th OF January. in "a
days from Cape Henry.
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L Nati7nal IntelHstxeer.l

From the fpseches at the opening Of the imre-
nal parliament, it will be leen that the Englilh
government lock with a friendly eye towards
Ruaia, ard that in tact they condder that power
heir beG, if not their only ally. TheIe fpeech.
es, though they breathe a lpint of vigilance and
independence, are no, marked with a hottie or
rancerous cha atter. Under another mni2ry,
and under the operation Of other meafures, Bri.
tain may perhaps confider il her policy to !" flu
dy the things that make for peace"
IN. z. D. Aav.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-27

A gentleman, paaenger in the IonN MORGAN
plli,e!y handed Us the following letter dated
Liverpool 18th Feb. 1866.
Sie,
We have not handed our Price Current this
monrh as ufnal, in confequence of being unable
TO quote prices with any degree o. certainty.
Since oqs laf of the roth plt, change has Tx
en- place in our miniftIy, and as this change has
brought the oppafiion msmbers into power, 1t
may have fome effect on CIR commercial relations.
We cannot at pre- ent even give our opinion on
the fnhjea we 4hsH only fay that our Prcient
Cabinet Miniaers are more Inclined tor peace
than thofe whom they has iuecceded. We faVe
had comfortable fir in cur cotton market and
large quantity of all defcfiptions have gone at
the following quotations: Upland at I'D MD
ding rsd. good IS 5.4.; very Enc new cottons'
Orleans l6d I'D; Teanehees IS 10 u;
Sea Illnts, good rs !; foe Is. Sd. W. India
common y sd; Demafara I'D. Pernam az
Is a rs ] lid.
We have had an arrival Of abort 5000 bags
from Lisbon. TIE arrivals from all other places
may be about 1900 bags. and our tales nave
not been lefs (of all defcrptions, than IS coo
l,qgs for the laft month. The imports OF cotron
hat have recently arrived from America are
hiehy on Ergliih account, ard have Come INTO
,e.dy hands, VII have been the principal iesss.
The buyers are chiefly ipccu.atois, Preumlng the