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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
MIR n M n

- mp IoSS, NtIllNcu at new I Crk from
trinidad, IN Is days, informs, that Just be-
Iore he sailed, dispatch boat arrived Their
IRON the Spanish Main, with an account
of Miranda's having had an engagement
with the Spaniards, in which he had been
victorious, and defeated them with the loss
OF between and 500 men Killed.
October Is.
we have the pleasure TO state, that do
nestle manufacture of flannel from Anne
rican wool is commenced, and that the pro
duce OF this new branch of manufacture
VIII soon be for sale at the Warebouse for
the sale of domestic manufactures, in south
Third street.
Several southern gentlemen have entered
into engagements for the cloathins of their
laborers with American manufacturer
coarse linens, woolleps and stripes.
1t is remarkable that the colours Of our
American printed callicoes, are so much
superior to the English as almost to en-
clutc the latter from the market.
me coiors OF American caIlicoes are all
hHed and VIII wash, and the patterns are
equal TO any OF foreign manufacture.
a considerable supply of american lin
rms OF e%ceuent quality mas been lately de-
posted at the domestic manufacture wave
house--it is the produce Of the ooy AID -
duStry OF Pennsylvania from beyond the
Allegheny Ridge-and they arc cheaper in
q1ahfYand qHantify than any German o..
other foreign goods imported.
GENERAL MIRAYDA.-Can+ain Pee
OF the schooner Dispatch, who arrived at
New-fork, on "Wednesday, in Is DAYS from
trinidad, informs, that General Miranda
had been again at that Island, that he had
received reinforcement of British officers
and three ships OF war, and then proceeded
to the Maine. Two DAYS before cant Rose
sailed, dispatches had arrived. annonnc;no,
that the expedition had effected q landinSS
on the Mime, and that two battles had hecSS9
fought, in one of which. 400 Spanish sol,Ii.
ers were killed. 1t is said that tte.;nbabi-
tants OF the country were daily foctinc n
Miranda's standard and no doubts wcra
entertained at Trinidad that the expedition
would be successful. It is added that Cen
Miranda's brother had been executed and
hung in chains.
TRINIDAD, September Cove are at
length enabled LAY before our readers como
news OF Miranda that can be depended ON
-" nc Wy snip INC Osprey having arriv-
ca on MONDAY last from cruize to leeward,
uufinP winch she intercepted the Spanish
nan boat on her passage from Lagliira 20
- Tui'Iaha ana Margarita with the mail M to
the 10Th August on board, from which we
receive the following intelligence, extract
ed from various letters:
"Miranda has made himself master of
Coro, the garrison of which, consisting III
two hundred fusilcers, rctreated without
opposing him. 1.-THE English SUPPORT him
ne VIII give us more trouble THANH enne-
rally supposed. On receiving this iD}elIi-
gence the captain general and intendant
marched with all the ar ned force, but be-
lore they can reach him he will be fo,ti6-
ed so as to secure his retreat, for no dor,,t
he viii have chosen the best and most ad-
vantageots position of the many the coast
offers for defence, and therefore the con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
RALEIGH, An. q October %.

a man by the name Of Miller was con-
victed at the late Superior Coilrt.at Sails
bury, on charge Of poisoning a person
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
IL IHE CoPkRNOR OF 9HE coMMoNIYEA LYa
OF TIRC1NIA,
A PROCLAMATION.

NJ HEREAS it is Represented to the f.
w ecuuvc, that H.4kRIC.4.NE. slov.
the properly OF Jesse Parkinson, OF the conn
tyoI MecAenburg, convicted by the court Of
the county OF southampton, CT burg drv-
ana sentenced to suffer death for the same.
hath made his escape from the iail OF the
SAID county or Southampton: have there
lore thought NJ, with the advice of the COM
Gu OF state, to issue this proclamation, here
by oherlng reward OF Thirty DoIIARs
10 any person or persons who shall anpreI
heha ana convey to the jail from whence.he
escaped, the aiors tid slave Harricane. Ana
do moreover enjoin all officers civil sndm;-
lita1y, ana e&hort the good people OF the
commonwealth to use their best ende t,rs
to apprehenG the said Slave Harricane. and
convey him to the jail aforesaid.
Given under my hand with the seal ne
IL. 6 the Commonwealth Annexed, at Rich
mond, this 18th day OF October. ,sos
(SigneG WIZ. II. CAnEi ~
Inc sad slave Harricanc, is shoemalyey
by trade short, thick negro, abcut scets
OF SIN inches nigh, and HAD On (,siiei, he e,..
caPeo) an iron collar about his neek. woiel,
WA, was ilvl'ed very strongly a2a securely. lie
hao ran away from his master some titn..
pas, and was apprehended in Norfolk. o.
ried home and confined with the crdlar5 E,,+
released himself and escaped witiift a., hin,
and In that situation was appreh ed< 90. 49,,
vious to his trial.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. "

SHER1FF.-Upon the most particular
enquiry, we have found, that the returns
of votes as published yesterday are substan-
tally correct-of the greater part we have
the official copies. u. Woibert, and M
AGwfe'-, are the two highest upon the gene
raj return.-.4urora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25

Naples, who has taken refuge in siciir un-
der the protection of the British nation
n. Is. The letters arc all dated ON the 10th
of Aug.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25

CoNcREss.-Tti is believed that the re-
publican candidates for congress, have
majority in this district of between seven
and eight hundred vctes.-ib.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25

a project is now actually on foot, and
progressing with rapidity, TO unite by means
OF turnpike, the commerce Of the western
waters with the Atlantic ocean. Thisroad
commences at Newburgh, sixty miles above
New-York, on the Hudson, and terminates
on lake Ontario, near Oswcgo. This en-
terprizc, as important to the vast inland
country bordering on the lakes as to tic ci-
ty Of New-YorS, viii have the effect to place
the latter on a footing with the most COM
mcrcial cities OH the globe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25

Several southern gentlemen have entered
INTO engagements for the cloathing of their
laborers with American manufactured
coarse linens, woollens and stripes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-25

We have the pleasure to state, that do
nestle manufacture of flannel from Ame-
rican wool is commenced, and that the pro-
duce OF this new branch of manufacture
VIII soon be for sale at the Warehouse for
the sale OF domestic manufactures, in south
Third street.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08
=. J. . .TIMoRE, November 6.

.sts ssnoonrr Nancy and Mary,
n ma Is days fron Antigua. Lief.
HuDD.a. prudence of Rhode island dis.
'sl0 ss'ss schooner Asn Eliza, cassisan,
sas J, 05Is3sbia il 2 days; schooner
s fass Dnmiosson Eassern Shore 10 q
NV Alwater, New Haven disshars-
bns ,,s;ober ~, LAT. "a 46, long. n,
u.s. sloap Polly Of New York from Bal
.n s,'o brig Unice, Nicholson. SO days
e. Santa Cruz (Trncrlttr). Lett ship
~ B,ekneii for Boston ~ Il days !;
Tvs saau. Earrod, NewboryPot' $ days.
ny Is lar. 81 40, long. O., spoke
~, V.y f.as,sso o. from New London tor the
. oI'0 J..,.ss--sasne day ship United States
~ 49, a,sxardria for Barbadoss, outeight
w. leagues Sc. OF Cape Henry was
1900 py lse Brisona Brush "a.
wei 49,, sehoouer Saliy, Paterson from Do
.,aiooe aud Basatsfre (Gosd} ls Gays
rom me latter place.
tel, a. Dominique, Somers, fairfield
6 Krpnebunk, 10 sail IN a few days; E.s-
~. Il .oston CortIella of NswLondan;
s,tv Of do. and Spanish Lazy OF Fnlia-
I,abis. all dischsfg,ng. The schooner
sonhroua. Gales OF New York, sailed Cd
|o Dp ior the leewafd. Three days pre-
s,ou. 10 sailing the British goysfspm1'yesins
h,io Dominiqae brought ia Two French.
b,,ssl5aasd vim sugars captured Oh Mar
,;,oue. The Britr.n merchant fleet from
EogI.pd were off Dominfque when the
Slliy came out.-s
Lsf Al Hassaterre (Goad. brig Triton,
ssck of Portsmouth, M she oalv Ams..
Irso vessel IN port. w0 sehoonsfs VA
ses Swedish coiors belonging TO 81. BARS,
r.re brought into 3assasefre a. prizes on
he ii h oGgobsr. the Wasp, Kemp or
yorfoss, owned by Niessrs. Alexander,
wilson and Cunnioghsm OF hat place, and
! ns English sloop IT war Provost, were
both dngea ous OF Bassaserre during the
gls If the 8, b September, and have never
sine, bsen heard OF. An Eagiish ship had
| been captured and brouga iato Bassaterie
sEw days previous 10 ih- gale. October
~ lat. "a as, long 81 40, spoke brig fa-
rorite Of Phil aeipaia, oes so days, bound
| 10 Jamaica. Game into the Capes the 5th
Instant with several sail. one astasge ship.
Saw shsrnapfrodile brig ashore on Ina.
mas paiat.
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alsyaaogta Dajlp aohaerttser.
SATURDAY, NoyEuBER s.


,Af IT, -
Number OF, the Grocers OF Alexandria
yhony licease for retailing liquors in small
quaaities, feel thenls Ives considerably ag-
sneYed oy the qpantity of saops permitted to
exist that pay no license, and are determined
|oreseat all such, as nay come under their
observation In future.
Welearn by Capt. Dunbar, says the New
| York Gazette, that Lord Sc. Vincent, with 5
NOf the line and frigate, was cruiizing off
lisbon, besides sail of the line at the mouth
sae harbor. The United States frigate Con-
hutton, was At Lisboa, sparring.
Aletter from Lisbon OF, the Goth Of Sep
enbeR, received at New-York, observes, that
me stuAaen of that country was In, critical
state.
Ter-Jersey,-Joseph Bloomfield has been
|Nappcnted governor-A. d. Woodruff, at
mey-general-W. Helmes, I. Newbold, II.
|s0uthward, +. Darcy, J. Lambert and ]. Sloan
e ,elected members of congress. In the le-
ssature are &c federahsts, and 81 democrats !;
e lormer majority in the council, and the
YmocrSts majority of 2 In the house Of as
snhly.
i"nSiana.--lAn acre of corn in Louisiana,
foauces on an average, about % bushels,
'ueh at Is cents, is l6 dollars SO cents. An
ne OF cotton produces, with the same labor,
sOlos clean, which at 90 cents. is SO dollars.
"a y. acre ofcane, viii produce looolbs. sugar,
sush at 8 dollars per C. is 80 dollars, add /
- nolasses7 5o-s7: so. Ii is therefore
pCladed that it will be best for the Louisa
sSs oimporttheir grain. 1t has also been
s sasht most proper to import the beef and
ae Tennessee Gazette of the 18th Oct.
lsI0'shed at Nashville. says Colonel A..
~ OaI' sett1 this town on Monday last The 9th
''0osr, for Kentucky.'
'"''as'.cf a letter from Calcutta dated func
the 4th.
oa Tuesday night the 18th uitimo the
lIs'ieao brig Ann, captain Robertson.
q as'ngto Charleston, S. C. was wrecked
,,.s me pUlicat reef, little to ,he uerth.
~ 0' Madras. Itappears thar the cap.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08
From The Amerscaa Daily .Aduertiser.
IS A TU 4 D A x n ! G Il t.
{s;l a .yoily;1eu;na31 I1echQAEc.

Is =
Now, wife and clil-len, let's &c gay,
My work Is e.one, and here's thepay.
4 Twas hare 70 earn, but nevec mind 1t,
Hope lear 4 the sheat, ard peace shall blnd II
SIX days Eve TOLD, and now we meet
! To share the welcome wesAiy tlsat
OF toast and tea, OF rest and JOY,
Which gain'd BY labor cannot cioy
Come, we who form my dear sre side,
My care, nay comfort, ana iny pride:
Come now, and let US Gloss lie nl3ilr,
Inharniess sports Of fond delight
To-morrow,s dawn brings blessed peace,
Ard each domestic Joys increase,
70 him who honesty nls.lataias
That course Ct lie which iiess'n ordalns.
Tween rich and poor, the difference what!
In working, or inworking not?
Why then on Sunday we're as great
As those who own q vast oatate.
For, on tomorrow s happy day,
We shall work less perhaps thar they:
And though no dainties.I afford,
What's sweet and clean will grace my board,
For which, and ev'ry blessing g5ig'n,
Thankful we'il bow the knee 10 Iieav'n.
IN COPS own house our voices raise,
With grateful notes OF prayer and praise
These duties will not interfere,
Or cloud my brow with thoughts severe,
But sGllleave time enough to spend,
To tal1e,a walk, or see a friend.
Sweet the tranquility Of heart,
Which public worship does impart,
And sweets the field, and sweets the road
To him whose conscience. bears no load.
Thus shall the day, as COP design'd,
Promote my health, unbend my mind
On Monday .nsornins, free from pain,
Cheerful I'll go to work again
Our life is but lengthen'd week,
Through which with toll for rest we seek;
And he whose labor we'll is past,
A joyful Sabbath finds at last.
&
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Ralph Wormaey's !. Paragon
by Spread Eagle.

Ralph Wormley's &. i. Paragon
by Spread Eaglc. 4
Third Days Race mile heats.
DR.. Beans br b. Thornton Medley
5 years old. !
Mr.. Bonds ;, g. Soldier six
yeais
Mr.. Ta,loe'. h. Wi,shsraf,,
Mr. Ssish's $. h. Experimsn. 4
years Dist.
s. Dslany', b 6. Cut and Come
.Agaia, sssd Dist. hard
IN HAND.
A Fifty guinea Silver Cup. was won on
the same DAY by Gsn. Ridgeley's b. N.
vi aid Of the Oaks, beating Mr.. j lay.
loe's b. h. Top Gallant single four mic
heat.
A lady,s maid adverrses ,ha. : she is a
perfect mistress OF all the secrets OF the
toilet; and that she Gao translate mods and
Pzvinks! 4.
Lsndon pap ]
According to the ancient law OF the fro.
zenregions Of Siberis, man was allowed
TWO wives IL wiaier and only ONE IN surg.
Mer.
IIdid.l
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Ship Alexandra, captain Weston, Sc
days from Rotterdam: Ballast: Lawrason
and Fowle.
Spoke brig Mary, captain M'Millan,
from Amsterdam bound to New York, out
sc days, with his forenast and main top
mast gone, was then bearing away for the
West. Indies, had been in that state 26
days, was short of water, and the vessel
very leaky, lat. So, long. 81.
Also, ship William Murdoch, captain
Gerald, rs days from Amsterdam.
Also, brig Atlantic, captain Russell, IS
days from Jamaica, via Exuma; Salt:
Jannev & Shreve-
Also, brig Economy, captain E T,
Smith, 6 days from Rhode Island: North,
ern Produce Captain on board.
\
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Bark Oh Potomac,
November s.


.fieaaad,"a, ysoU. z, 1906.
NOTICE is heteby given the Stockholders
in the Bank OF Potomac, that d dividend of
three and an halt per cent. hs:s been declared
on the capital stock, for tie LAST half year,
which will 1De paid them or their legal repre-
sentatiges, on Tuesday next the 18th instant
By order ef khe Ff,sside3t and Lifecso5<,
c karIes Page, lalh1sy..
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/ he Subicrlber

Has just receiued ind ofers ar Sale, at his
Store,
Goshen Cheefe, sol hyperion quality
A quantity Of elegant Liverpool China, II
sets and BY tie piece
Large khode=Island Greeniag Apples, in
barrels
Cran1berries by tie b,shel or:retail
s1noake4 and picked Simon
Large New YORK Cabbage-Heads.
a. Willis.
November s. d4t*
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lBer 8.
. N @ T &c E.
Noyenber8

The Stages between Alexan-
drla ana klehllolla, will travel
on 4UNDAYs, until Tie pub
lie arc nOllflea 70 the contrary.
IAes llop, setors.
NOVEMBER 8. d4w
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( pIsyRIcY e. CoLuMeIA-7o Qgt

HEkEaS II nv $. 81 VI hath, by
" v his petition II writing, afple4 to TIE
honorable Nichols iszfpgl., oneoi tile assist
ant iudgeSi the clFotd1 court OF tie district OF
Columbia, 70 be alnl-t4d to tie benefit of the
act o ocngGese Scr 10 e o. insoiyent Debt
CTS Wit1il The district Aforesaid, ans lis ststei
tLlerein atha,he IS III syluai colinemcag u "a
Jail Of AieS.si.l,pia cosa-E, tie salt ot ooin
a. 8urtcrd, sred 56ise uilaolc tc discharge
the said Claim VAN a-lers aEs.lnst ara las
oheTed to ;eliy2;.Up 10 The Use o. lis cfedi-
tors, III llts property, real, personal mixed
---.Ibtsrei IS t4e' Jafr glren, 70 the creditors OF
the said JOIN s. 2AYG tAAt en- les
DAY, the llth CT l9ovenlhel instant, between
the hours o. nine and twelve O'clock in the
foienoon' q the same day, at tie courthouse
il Alexandra, Tie OATH ola iilsolvent debtor
Will be Administered 10 The said Jolm S. Siye,
aIlda Trustee Appointed agrceably TO the said
.actof congress: unless cause be tl.en ard theye
s..awn to tho contrary,
Ey cider OF tue Honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh, Assistant fudge Of the circuit court, of
the District Of Coluaatie, this 9Th day Of No
yember. 1906.
G. DE.NE,zLE, &C.
Novesrihp,, 8 n
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ii o + i G 81

I'm consequence of tic wet weather, tho
4 Methodist Meeting-H House will not be rea-
& a. iGsy illslae oervles tomorrow. Air oER7
JAST viii preach ia tie ora House, al eleven
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08

Valuable Negroes for Sale.
r WILL offer at public sale, at Heyndon's
9 tavern, in the town Of Fredericksburg, on
FRID.4Y, the second day OF January next, if
fair, il not, tie next fair day, tor cash
Betucen 50 and 6o Negroes,
Lately attached to the Chat s,m estate, con-
sisting Of laborers and tradesnen, OF different
kinds, such as carpenters, bl4cksnliths, &c.
&c. Also, good miller, cock, gardener. train
er of horses, and sonye valuable house SER
wants. They are, for the nunter, as likely
and as valuable set OF negroes as any IT. ir-
GINA also, .sclne work horses and f.rning
utensils. Should any person IL tic neiehbor-
hood be disposed to purchase al private sale,
prior to the said day, ] will be ready tc treat
with them
I4giR also SCI, at P9patc SALE,
Some Lots in tho town OF Fredericksburg,
my Lands adioining Stafford court-house. my
Lands in Tycsemoreland ard Richmond Gown
ties, and my Farm called claak'e, on the Rap
pahannock river, about three miles below Free
dericksburg.
William Fitzhugh.
at To,,a,,l,or A y ~ eoJs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-08

By the Su6se,16ers,
A choice cargo of MAHOC ANY,
from the Bay of Honduras, of different
lengths and sizes, which they will sell by the
leg or larger quautity.
The. haze ALTO jjoy Sale,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira Wine,
Catalonia ditto. by the qnarter cask
VIRGINIA Rum, Of excellent quality
Molasses by the hogsEead
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Legwood.
Nathaniel Wattles g CO.
October l8 lawSm
10000 WEIGHT Green Coffee,
JUST PBcEryED,
& INA. for sale, by
Mordecai Miller.
August IA. 6
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u Cath given for Linen Rags at
alis Office.
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Sporting Intelligence.
Washington J0cky Club Races,

FRS, DAYS Race -Four mile heats.
6 years old.
Mr. r. Wormley's horse Top :
Gallant do.
Geo. Ridgeley's horse Oscar do. 2 2
+ Mr.. Browns b.m Nancy do. 3 dist.
Mr.. Bonds b.h. First Cousnl ag. 4 2 4
The second heat was run in seven mia.
So sec,
Second Days Purse--s mile heats.
Gen. Ridgeley's b. h. Post Boy
By Gabriel.
Bird Willis's b. m Salley Mailer
by Spreae Eagle 2 8
B. Dulany's b. h Cut and Come
Again by Americas. 8 S
7. Bonds 6. m. Miller's Damsel
by Messenger q z
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Aleter from Lisbon OF, the Goth Of Sep
enbeT, received at New-York observes, that
NE sltuAasn of that country was In critical
State
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12

newspaper, entitled the "Weftern World" to
criminate Wilkinfon, Brown, judges Jones and
Sebaftian, and great number of highly refpeet-
able characters, as having Joined in confpira-
cy to fell Kentucky to Spain, in the years "a,
'sg, and go. This plan is undertaken by GER
tain John Wood, author of a work on the af-
fairs of Switzerland, ftoien FROM Mallet du Pan,
and of work entitled the Hiftory of the Ad-
minifration of John Adams. This mans cha
ratter is notorious bat he has contrived to
weave the web of accufation with 70 much Gun.
ming, that 1t will BE- no cafy matter to difentan-
gle it.-By connecting together insenioufly,
flight and diftant Observation-Disclosures for
ward the teltmony of deceafcd pcrfons--he
has con,rived to drefs up tale calculated TO
obtain popular belief. The accufation is fIp-
pofed to originate in the malice of an ancient
family in Kentucky, that of the Nar/6ailJ, 20
which the prefcnt Chief Jutice of the United
States belongs; who have long entertained
deadly autipathy againt the perfons implicated
have attracted this Wood to Kentucky, and
efablifl,ed this ncwfpapsr, and have the rancor
and invention necei1,ry to fuch an undertaking;
but they little dream that Wilkinfon is fulfilled
by the mott pohtive ard unequvecal vouchers
from thofe very deceafed perfons, whole names
and tefimouy are unbluhngly introduced, to
the contrary of what they are made to fate,
that the only perfon who had ever been made to
crnnate him, upon his knees, imp,ored the
generals forgivencfs-and that fcenc of dia.
bolical vil'siny. as black as treache,y ever de-
vifed, will be laid open +" the public in the de-
veiopement Of the buiipef,. The charge had
been exhibited at Philadelphia, (thent the fra. of
governmenD long ago, aud after being fitted
had been treated with the contempt it merits.
The mott ample notification, and the mott
dreadful expedition of character will foon take
place" (Bahfimore Telserapbe.)
:" General Hilkinjon bi,nfsif
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-12
CONTINENTAL ARFHIRS.

VIENNA, June 23.--Every with and every
hope here center in the delire for the prefervs-
ton Of the peace ofthe continent. The finan-
cial plans with which the government ia at pre-
fent engaged, can only ficcced upon the foun-
dstion of a general confidence and the court
neglects nothing that can enfure this objc@.
MADRID, June IL AL Foreign ENJOYS have
been informed, that his majefty has judged pro-
per to ihut the ports of his States againft all
Swedilh venels, merchants and Ghips of war.
CoPEEHAefg, June 2s.--Our government
has acceded to the JUL demands of the French
Court, and at the fame time gratified the with
es of all who are intcreted in the welfare of the
Danifh Colonies. Nj commerce between our
WeR-Indian pohefIions and the negroes of St.
Domingo, is prohibited under the feveref re-
ftri6tions.
FRANKFORT, June 77.-GeReral Vsndamme's
dyifon, that was on the march to return to
France, has halted for fome days pat. Only
few regiments belonging to this corps have
continued their route to Mannheim. The corps
under Marlhals hugereau and Lefebre, ftil
remain in their environments, and it does not ap.
pear that they have been ordered to approach
the Rhine.
The AuGrian officers, prifoners of war, have
obtained permifIion to return home many are
already on their route.
June z9.--Ihe agreeable intelligence Of the
departure Of the French troops from Germany
is more and more confirmed. Two regiments
belonging TO General Oudinot, left the diRriet
Of Hebron on the 44th, and preparations are
making at Geiflimen for the reception Of Mar.
ihal SoslSs corps.