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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

7o TIE b,n9rabk TIE 5gqiee5 q TIE
Court Of Commcn Pasy, bolden at
PutLad in aud1or toe county qfCum-
Jerland, oa TIE fr5tTuc5doy efNarc5,
in TIE year 3 9f9u Lord ane lb,glanJ
agh bund,rd and fr.
THE petition Of J0ieph MKecn,
Of Bruufwics, in fad county gentleman,
RESPECTFULLY Giews-1hat heis leized in com
mon with the heirs Of Jeremiah Hacker, late
Of lad Br-nfwck, decealed and other per
lons to yoIr petitioner unknown, W traf
Of Land titratcd in. Brunfw;ck atoreia:H,
bounded c-HerIy IT, The twelve rcd road, 70
called, fort, FIVE rods and extending frun laid
read we,lCrly K Far . to contain 6Atr Flur
acres; be.rg XII anne JraG which Was lUld NV
rhe heirs u Ehtaczer Smith, dsceaied, to the
fad 1cren.aa Hacker, i'll the year lrvcnteen
hundred and lcventylx, and is part Of lot nam
Der eleven, and part THE northerIyhaIl WI IUt
mum er twaive-ofwhich tract your petition
er i owner OF five undivided tourtecuth r.a.,.
or 1hares, and il dehrous Of holding and o9Gcr
ilng the fame i'll ieveralty-He therefore pra-s
that PARTITION Of tho above defcrn ,ed traf of
Land may be made, and that his faid 1--WE
fourteenth parts Or lhares the eof mqv be III.
vided and iet off TO him to cold ard nofer.
the lame IN feveralty, acco rding ~ TIE latutf
Ia tueh cafes made and Pr divided
Dy bENJAMrI ORR, bil AtteyHey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

NDul~ Is hereby given. that the
iubfer'ber has been duly appointed ad-
ainiltrator Of tAe eita;e OF
ld-.L0 W EBBER,
late of HIrri.-i7z, lid the county NJ Waf1iny
ton, mariner, deceaicd, and has taken mon
him that rutt by giving bond as TIE law all
Tects-AI PeIions having demands upon the
eltate "a tAe i4'd lanes W-aber, are reCutH-
81 ~ e&hin,t the fame and aH perfons In
dcDted 10 tile iaId ettate, Are called upon w
make PaynenttO
David Brown.
March I-, lsCE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31

late Of Frei8orf, in the county Of Cumberland,
deoeaied, rePrelented inlolvent thar tx
months from the 18th Of January laR are al
lowed iaid creditors 10 exhibit their claims /:
and that they will attend to their appsint-
ment, on the fre Fridays Of April, MAY and
July next, AZ lhe dwelling-houfe Of Major
John Lawrence, III *or'avarmo.,a, from 1--WE
70 fix O,cLoek in The aLt.-.-u.s M La daus
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-31
70 LII

March I-, 1896.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
IW1SH TO HIRE,

TWENTY-FIVE or ,hirtyAkely nl9ips Ncgra
\ Men to soor& or TIE Manebe4er Tmnhike
road; for -fseb I quW .siue liberal priery, and
allure t5ste sobo 4ujb 10 hire thev eyiN qvork IN
der nyeJf oni,, and eue,y attention paid them.
14Hr be,J6n aviing TO hire qViH cell on me iz,iue
IN Richmond at preheDt.
qvith to rent the Rouje aozu E4e in, to q
egrftia man; II IS one amoAs tie Gef .Saads in
tbe city Of Richmond, as a boarding HouE, o.,
Public HoYt. IzviH fmnj@ q large n,t,,,ber of
Beds and ofker Furniture, or .lcN fbs Farnifu,e,
at fz0O, four o.. FIX months credit. ean attire
any psCon that there is net one 6on. or Tot liz tyis
place better Fixed 4J to eonyenient oat-6osteJ . u
FABLE far eighteen borlEs, in good order.
Ny Mil, grjb aJo to rent, .EfuateI zpitbiy
t5yre- quarters Of q mile Of tie market Honf.
2be mill kaS tsvo pa, of RousJ !; one FIR eUbea.
and one far corn. qvW rent the mill ozv, 20 a
men tbAt eUiN keep her in orQer. and take TIN
rent IN nisal, at a fair mArke. Price fbroasb tie
fear. can allure zuboeper may criG5 to rent,
f6cre IS no a0@"f ef Sfster in tbs drys2 Jsqjoa!,
zvifb a li!tle ears,
JOHN p. SHIELDS.
Dec. 81. 81,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
ELLIS s. ALLAN

Raye ia refeiocd ~ he SBias Profs7,e ami Geo,re
f'sm Lfvsyps0i, end S.GoN tio=s Loaasu,
a SUITABLE and well feleeied aiIor,n,ent O.
4 \ FALL GooDS--Amough which are:
DuiIe aud Point Blankets
Role Blankets from Cd to ll-i
Mapped Cottons ~
kerieys white aad celoured
Plains DO. d.
Yarn and Plaid Hofe fula.. ~ 81.
Nails froa, Sd SOD 49, glGf
Grown window glsis 10 by s, Ii by AMI ie By 4.
Putty and Glue ~ -
Billed Biufeed Oil in lars ,,g
Engliih White Eead ground in oil
yellow Ochre $50
--Spanih Brown sr r.t
--Vcrdigre,fe in pot,
Bellows, Anv'ls, Vices and Smiths hammers
Liverpool Filled Salt
Loudon superGnr Cloths and Cal;mcres, fing!e aud
double Mild S
Patent Wool!cn Cords -1,. a.
Velvets, HanseEsand Contribution Cords, Corduroy,
Ladies LoAjon Kid and Morocco Shoes and Ioc,s
-r-Silk, Cotton and Worried Hole
Silk Bath Inliep do.
--White Angola Hofe, very 6ne
Gentemen's Silk, Cotton, and Werled iole
--Angolas and Lambs Wool
----Lambs Wool Half Infe
Real Italian Sarceiiets plain aud checked
--Chanibray Mullins
Plan and fan,boured Jacenet Mullins
C'isnade, Piqset, &Laead Colorado s, csnab.ir do,
Colourea CaTnbrics and Calcoes
Elegant Silk Shaysls, do. Cambria DO.
Brnhels and KiddsFainfters Carpets and Carpe.,ipg
Gentlemen's Real Beaver, Faihionsbe Hats
---Patent DO. ID
Ladies Trimmed do,
Rich Black MoleGin t.f
Rich figured do.
Guns and Pitols t...
Elegant Fowng Pieces
Seine Irvine
6-S and 1914 BiIpcr and Bs.nanx da.
Sd. io-4, lois Dan'ais and Diaper Table Cloths
Iriih Linens aud 81 Iriin Sheetug.
Which will be .old or moderate terms.
O9ober %, IF.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,
Fer a Hor;e, sJe.

fer Horfe, &c.
AIKEN from the areet, [oppoise the Pot ofice)
I in this city, between Ak aud feven O'Clock in
the evening, of the u inil. bright bay HORSE
with Saddle and Bridie) iuppofed be five year,
old, at fpring, about foar feet Ioor u inches high
two three white ipots his back, (occaioned by
the faddle) and old hurt that is not haired over
Ohio welD FINAL white ipot give been Informed, o.,
the inde of one of his thighs, he has rather thick
piane, aniis coarie made, has roug eady tro car
ries his heal low, and neepy couutenance wher,
till. The iadde is double ikirtcd, and the firrup
irons plated, and has been in ule about twelve months
double reirpd bride, with leather curb
Whoever delivers the Horie Saddle and Bride to
me- near the Baton. anall receive the above reward
and five dolarsf FOR the hore alone if taken up out of
this county and half that fun il withis the county
'Tis furpoied he was rode off, not with view "a
keep. SAMUEL PARSONS.
December e.. fst.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
NOTICE.

TENHE SD0.y@t IF he Stage Roals .f,o7. RieLs7oud
4 10 Cba,htfefvis, are ,eqSGedte fahr notice, tbst
rtzfci complaints bd0r beon made ne, eke dssgcy 10
zsbie6 TIE pange,4 in lie Sfsg- haae been, and M are
setSrd TO- from tie btdae6 IF he roads rcjhiae ,usR
materially from tie oetisa negligence Of INF, zOJO
OEyh 10 fee them rtgaiariy ycpdi,edfbeye;e if or any
fp,!It, eomSi'iaf Of fbe denh Pege IF s Stage, or
0IfrDSios sbo0e, iran sroeced Br la7o Are7s q
eafo,ee hs moS exemplary tusnegt f5es 7ebo are ia
daah Tbf gens,d good Of Jseie.y, he dfafeb ncelE-
~ for s eoapeyaa eff6f SaIEs Nail, and y e4ra in
fs,eg moiiV1 aiens, ieieni far aeb dsfysnaies
RICHdRD TERRELL.
Acefver-l1 7. (s1104gv,J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

iSXTILL be fold, to the higheii bidder for ready
w money on the premiies Saturday the 18Th
day of February next, by virtue of deed of truli
executed by Richard Bate, to ieepre the paynentof
1888 dolls. IS cents wish nereit thereon from the
date, due to Rambaut & Cernqu and George Pegram
junr. and the expences Of the fale.
Two acres of land lying upon Appemattox river,
within one mile Of the town Of Petersburg with the
water gra and manufacturing mills, Bake koufe Diff
tlleSy houfr and other hSues of improvements erected
thsyeol.
s. PLEASANT AKIN,
FIR H'rry Casarru and P!sqEint hin.
Peterfburg, JaRuary7. tdf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18


Lonifa County Court, Odobe,. l4.b, 1905.
Nathan D: Anderion, Plaintiff.
Againh ..-
VIM. Loury and Jane, Pulliam and In cSaaeery.
Thos Daeliper, executors of John
Pulliam, decea!ed, Defendants
ME defendant VIM. Loury NOT having entered
q his appearance and given fecurity according to
the al of afenby, and the rass of this court; and
appearing the iatisfaeon Of the court that he is
nos 81 nhahitant ofthis rate Therefore, on the mo-
ton OF the plaintiff by his attorneys 1t is ordered and
deereed by the court, that he appear here OH the f-
cend Monday in January next and anfwer the plain
tifs bill and that copy of this decree be Inherited
in ton,e of the public newspapers printed in the city
Of Richmond for eight weeks ueeeiively and publii-
ed at the front door Of this court hens one
day.
A Copy. Tafte, ..
JOHN POINDExTER, C. C..
November Is. (F2m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

joan BRooMx, Chairman.
Oliver wolcut, John Franklin, William Edgar, Iilac
Lawrence, Thomas Carpenter, Henry T. Wye
koff, John Taylor, Thomas Farmer. George NJ.
Wooliey, David NJ. Carkfon, Robert Lrnox,
Goold hoyt. Eiilha Colt, John L. Murray, LefTert
: LefFsrss, Samuel a.. Lawrence, Samuel Ru:Tell,
Jofeph Blackwell, John Murray, M. C:arkion,
john Il. Coles. Archibald G,acie, VIM. w. Wool
fey. Benjamin Min;urn, William B,ysrd, Gulan
Ludlow, EbsAezer Stevens, kanileaer Havcrs,
YIN. Lov-tt, Geo. Grifwcld, Henry PoR, jun.
John r. Lvingifon. DAME! Ludlow, VIM. Hen
derion. James Arde-, John p. Mumford, Bsnja-
min Bailey. Wynant Van Zant, juu John De-
Psyter, liaac Caion, Edmund Searsan, Peter
Schermerhorne, JAMES Sco,s, Charles NrEvers,
jun. John Kane, John Clsndinipg. VIM. Cod
man ta
I'd. r.- Hr. Co:sxi.tes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
OYSTER HOUSE.
GEORGE WATSON.

HAs commenced bis former and well known pc-
i cupafion offurnilhug OYsTERs, Bgry srfAEes,
Com SNAcKs, aud RELtsBrs, at the white Houfe
near the Union Tavern, wherein the Poa-O Office was
lately kept. lie beg, leave allure thofe who may
favor him with their company commands, that no
thing Gail be neglected On his Paf Which rromi-
res to give iatisssSlinn,
O9ober 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
PETER LkpOYTF.

EEGS leave to inform the inhabitants of Richmond
IL and its vicinity, that he has opened in this place
Fencing School for the imal fword, and he intends
aiio TO open dancing ichool, where the newell
and moft elegant aeps G,all be taught. Terms Of
tuition may be known by applying him at Mr.
Nvaain's or shoekn Hill, in one OF Judge Wy,hr's
new brick Loaiea.
IAN. z, IT,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
Il NEW TAKEHW.

D EUDEN BURNLEY RESPECTFULLY informs the
~ public, shat he has opened Itouie of Enter
tain'nenr ia that coip,a,dious new building wet of
the Court-heuie. Attached the prerniies is new
oHe table Inferior to none the Fate and thar he
is in every reipca well provided for the accommo-
dation OF genteel company.
n Very liberal wages viii be given for good
Cook ,ru,le wsud bepfefsrred
Charlottesville, How. 2e. ep2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

Loa.Ez County Court. O7oJer l4tb, 1905.
Joihus Morris, Plaintiff. I
Againit
Ruth Muir, & Stephen Per- ~ A,JA"-'''D
k;ss, Defendants.
HE defendant Ruh Mutt not having entered
L his appearance, aud given fecarty according to
law, and the rules Of this court aud it appearing to
the fatsfaion of the COURT that he is not an nl,ab-
tant Of this Rate. Therefore, on the motion of ,h.
plaintiff by his attorney; Itisorerei ADD decreed by
the court, tina, h.. appear here che fecond Mon
day in January ncxt, ard anfwer the plaintiffs bill;
aud that copy of this order be forthwith Inherited in
ioRe of the newspapers, printed in the city Of Rich
mon for eight weeks fucceiively, and publiihed at
the front door OF this Court houf fon,e court day
te A Cory. TcAe,
JOHN POrNDEXTER, c. &C,
November Is. aH (F2ml
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

NHQsE GenLszca 1rbo baos tsca geaf eso1cS to re-
sci9e ~ JrtSriJsr. preaeEsa rsArfip. 10 4Je CHI
H1e saaIs Stem, q0H b. fLSfdfo s,asfvl Gs abfyie
lion 6gpc,s 10 La1,rgaes Mr., Ey. IF qa$pal9psosl.E
bdf ey Tsy @,,ig, 81 ai fis< fSesio0s ne 2O5 o.
mex; i1so6, ia err A4f may bsLtn e1yieisst 7rJS.
Tier, o. nq. ne ze5as sns7tsc " 9y lsgs ban Ie,iS
ai(~. JAMES X. AlJcGC.
2sosgss.2. qLgSa4,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18

a Intend NEXT fall to remove 70 IN. S.veRsryr
I \ eonptry,' wilfell; a bargain in the ,raa Of
LANao, wherein inow refde, in Ama.ra county,
eontairnS 47s acres, with good improvements for
the reception OF genseel family the plantation in
good rePa'r toy eropng and lies well Cor lard in the
upper country and conveniently fsuated, beng with
in ore hall mile Of m,nufa eurnv mill on Huff loe
river, three miles from the town of New Glfyow, aud
the nsighbourhood in every refpea dsfrable this
land ALTO lies within is miles of an infpe;on Of to-
baceo on James liver, and 20 miles from hc town Of
l-ynchburg. Amy farther defcrption is now deemed
unneceilary, asst is prefmed that any pcron ipofcd
to purchsse, would with fra to view the prcnfes.
he payment will be made eafy felt the rurcha-
far. JOSEPII BIJREUs
Janusry IL. SGtp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-18
Dee. 81.
To gentiena, In t5- oeuutry, and country 0,er.
eba1!J, in Fi,9inja.

evhW.J, Ir SISskEjN
4 Nattcntiye and intelligent agent in large COM
/ mercial city, has exterGve opportunity Of
reHdering important iervices psrons fituated more
remotely from the fcene of eufpefs. The iabcri-
hers who have taken meafires to obtain accurate r-
formation the ufia fubj.s of commiop hutincfs
and who have paid particular attention to the o6ie
OF telling produce, and purchaGng goods on the noa
advantageous terms fer eej6, invite gentlemen in the
country and others to make tfal of their agency
Merehandize, books elegant furniture, aud fihona-
hIe or uiefu articles Of any kind will he purcasfd
ataptfion, are carefully fee6ed, wherever they can
be procured OH the mon advantageous terms; ana
every fpecies of conimion bufneis will be exeeut.
cd with faithful attention 10 the intereG Of their
eorrefpondents
The varied and extenfse market Of New-York,
contsntly ofcTsto thoe who are enabled to advances,
cs, opportunities Of purchsng goods at hall their
ufua prices and the fu5icrbers having formed their
eeahhment expressly 10 e,nbracc this advantage, can
eeuay ierye the nteret Of their mercantile friends
and others who MAY eonfde in them.
LEROY ANDERSON s. Co
New York.
~ Further information may BE- obtained on APP
pEeation to l.. ANDERSON, p. NJ.
WiiiamibMgl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-11
REVERIRC

The Auhrian army crofIed the Inn and oecu-
pied Bavaria on the 18th September lso5---on
the Esd they occupied Ulm and h1cmmingen {;
on the goth Of the fame month, the camp at
Bou!usne was infpetted by Bonaparte, who ar
rived on the esd at Paris, and left it on the
o5'h. The French army of Boulogne in fix di-
viions croGed the Rhine on the m Odober-
and on the 18th they had poGelIion of Ulm, and
defeated, captured, routed or deftroyed an ar
my Of 100, 600 men-that is in fcarcely four
qVeekJ In four weeks more they had po6elfi-
OH Of the Inn, Saltzburgh, and the circle Of Up
per Auhria, and ou the 5th December, the fate
Of the Auitrian dyhaRy and of the RulIian con-
fequence in Europe was from the mott formula
BILE petition in universal opinion, reduced to
the conequence of third or fourth power
in the fcalc Of Europe.
TVbat is fbe inference
The prelent year the French have earlier
warning.
They have more than month as to notice
They have as 20 the petition OF their armies,
b,tter than a fortuight's time and toll fayed,
hy the f2ftioa of their .ExzegioaS--M orfier and
AaSers6PJ legions were ON the 4th Sept. one
OF ths frontiers Of Saxony aud WeRphalia, the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-11
LONDON, Sep. Is.
DEATH OF Mr.. FOX.

AT a quarter before fix O'Clock on SATURDAY.
afternoon, this grear and luxurious ftatefman
yielded his lait breath III the arms of his nephew
lord Holland. His difolution was 70 gradual
and accompanied with 70 little aruggle, as
fcarcely topermit the moft anxious eve to af.
certain the infant. His friends had at leaf the
lad and melancholy confoIaton of perceiying
that he fut!rred no pain and they had been
prepared for the event, by the unerring fymp-
toms of eXhaunion that had encreafed for
the two days preceding on Friday at noon,
the phyIicianS announced to him TIE approach
ing cioie, and he received it as he had done in
the firt inaAnce, with that firm TRANQUILITY of
ipiTit which was Characteristic of his nature and
which he maintained to the laa.
1t is angular to remark the fatality that has
fPread among the leading men of this country
within the att twelve months viz.
Marquis Corvallis, Mr.. Pitt, Jan. Is.
Ot.5. Lord Thurow Sept. IL.
Lord Mellon, Oct. 81. Mr.. Fox, Sept. IS.
The Ruiian mniiter, on announcing to the
French cabinet, the refufal of his mater, 10 ra-
tify the treaty of NJ. D'OubriI, declares, Z" that
the miniiter had aded entirety contrary TO tbe
orders and in9rni7ioHJ qUbicb be bad reeeiz,ed ::
but that in order to leave no poliible means of
rrftorlng peace, and general tranquility, untri-
ed, the Imperial miniftry has received orders to
make known to the cabinet of the Thuilierie?,
the bafls on which his imperial maiefty will be
ready to renew the negotiations 70 that it will
depend on the French government, to accent or
decline the equally jun and moderate propo(als
which are made 10 it,"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-11
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. S.

Weqern Conatry.-As it is proper that the
public fhould be apprifcd ofevery rumour that
is fet at1oat, we have copied from major Jack
fon's paper, the articles which he has publilhed
for two evenings patt-the departure of the
marines for Louifiaha, is not new meafure it
was contemplated and carried partly into effect
during the laft fall, the movements of the
Spaniards on the Sabine clearly ihews the pro-
priety of tending the dilbo/a6le force in that
direction; but the H6ei on tie PEOPLE ofKe7fueky
merits the marked reprobation of every Anne
rican. That Mr.. Burr has fome finifter obieet
in view is not improbable: but that he could
prevail upon the people of Kentucky to revolt
is too ridiculous to believe VERY probably he
may be at the head of the party which Granesr
faid would go into the TaSoo country and oc.
cupy it by the force of arms, and that there
may be an understanding through TRUE with
the Spanilh movements as diverfion for the
Yazeo, is not impoIlible. Grandbre, one Of
the governors of the Spanifh provinces, very
recently declared that the proceedings, of the
governor ofthe province of 7axoJ ION the Sa-
bne) were wholly unauthorized by the court of
Spain, and were taken only to cover fome 6ri-
gate lbeeulation of the Spanilh governor.
aurora.
II is we'll known that a very frequent and
cofe intercourfe was maintained between Mr..
Burr when lat in this city, and the Spanilh
Marquis Trnio, and it is alto very certain that
it was through Jonathan Dayton or Burr, that
Yruo obtained the intelligence of the fecret pro-
ceedings of congrels. ID.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-11-11

Territory. Two legions under Neg and Davouf
were advanced into Auitria beyond the Inn.
Lcfsbvre in command of 10000 men auxiliaries
OF the Rbenj6 confederation, occupied Suabia.
The two Italian legions were on the Tagliameu-
to, and their light corps in poiirfion of Gori,z
and Gra6ifca. The Gates Of Bohemia will have
been called upon according to their ancient con-
If neutral to fupply forage, for the ally of tie
HoHje Of Algria and to flop iniercourie with
other unfriendly powers.
Three, or perhaps five legons, will advance
in different directions for Poland, two by Mo-
rava will crofs Silelia, and the others will crofs
the Danube by lower Aufria, and enter Call
cia (part of ancient Poland) and if PrufIia
noses a paqvn, he will be ebrek,hated, perhaps,
by Lneien Bonaparfe declared king of POLAND,
feudal'ty aboliihe'i--religion Observation-Disclosures
ufko, in the decline of his years, may fee his
country and himfcif avenged, hettered in con-
dition altogether and Poland become once
more the barrier againf northern barhariim.
Such evidently is the abpSrsnt current of e.
vents; Sweden may again be aripped of her
monarchy and her territory and her power con-
centrated in Denmark.
The Bsit and the Sound are generally c!ofcd
by trot in the early part of December the
legions of King Louis of Holland, which have
advanced to the Ems, will have pafied the Ei5e
into Pomerania. and the iegions may pats the
ice from Rueen to Zealand, and into Swedifh
Scania.
Such may be the outline; the details may be
eahiy anticipated for France will beiidc her
10000 Rheniih auxiliaries, and the armies of
the Italian kingdom, have eieq,ea great armies
of so or 10000 men on the ebeEj board.
aurora.
The death of Mr.. Fox promifes to be as ia
tai to Europe as the life of Mr.. Pitt.
aurora.
The 4uidnmey no longer wonder that Bona
parte did not remove his victorious leg;ons from
Germany. ID.
1t feems the French legions have taken po-
htion on the frontiers of Saxony, and the Pruf-
fans are apprehen6ve of a coup de main againft
Madgeburg.
The French legions in wcftern Germany are
under the command of Marfhals Msrtier, Ber-
naaottr, Hngereau, Ney, S0ut and DavouR-
names well known in modern annals.
The Prufian generals who are fpoken of for
the commands of armies are-prince Louis Fer
dnaDd, who commands an army of obfervati-
on at Madgeburg prince Hohenlohe, in Sax
ony gen. RucheI, in Hanover; Duke of
Bruniwick in Sileiia; the prince of Orange Fuda,
an army on the Oder gen. Butcher, in Pruf-
fan Pomerania. ID.
A letter from Hamburg, AuguH 10, fates,
a" Our correspondents from Paris, of the 18th
mention the appointment of the learned Puita-
do, as PRECEDENT of the Jewih aiIembly, and of
his two fecretaries, to the legion of honor, by
a decree in the hand writing of his maiefty
the emperor and king himfelf. The former
has been disnifed with the great crofs of the
order. Bali. Fed. Gax.
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7Do1tle9ttc.
ALBANY. OF. ~.

On Wednefday lat, came on, at the Circuit
Court now fitting in this city and before truck
jury, the trial of the cauie of MArURIN LIv-
INGsToN q'erfJ JAMES CHEETHAM. for libel.
Council for plaint'f-Metlrs. Henry, Wood.uorth
and Cady. For Observation-Disclosures, Pan Yeeh-
ten, WIiiams and Foofe. The jury retired a.
bout O'Clock, and about fix returned with
verdict of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the plaintiff.
The trial of the fecond fuit of Maturin Liy-
ingfOn verfus JameJ Cbeetbam, for libel,
came on yefferday morning before the Circuit
Countrywide for the plaintiff, FIVE HUN
DREO DOLLARS. Regjfer.
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Information tram the Wcqsvara.

The latch authentic accounts are from Gov.
Claiborne ats! Gen. WTi'k;nfnn, and come down
to the cath g! Sept. At this period an anfwer
was exceeded from the governor of the Spanifh
province of 'raxos, which would be likely to
determine the complexion of the meafures to
be purtued on the part of the United States.
such doubts were entertained on this head.
that the prsponderating opinion was that re-
courie to force would he rendered inevitable.
In this event, rejoice to fay, that there is,but
little ground for apprehension. The Spani0h
forces amount to about fifteen hundred, while
our regular force, reinforced by militia, will be
from eleven to thirteen hundred. The Ameri.
cans were till at Natchitoches, and the Spani-
ards at Bayou Pierre. II.