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cUcst:1muifs.
New fource Of lois s. opprefIion to neutrals.
- Pbhadeitbia, FEB. 81

New fource of lois s. opprefiion to neutrals.
- philadelphia, FEB. 27.
VICE ADMIRALTY COURT OF ANTIGUA.
Edsr.1rd Brrdm, Judge.
The fchooner Warrington, belonging to Mr..
from Bordeaux totNew- Orleans, and fent into
Antigua.
Obinion eftbe Judge.
That Mr.. Soulic's right and property in the
veiiel and cargo as an American citizen, refiinp
altogether upon his refidencc at New. Orleans
from the date OF the ceilion of Louifiana nv
the government Of France 70 the United States
of America, it remains to be determined ,vbe-
,ther native fibjea Of France, who, when Lon.
iGana belougedto Spain, was ftbiett of that
Kingdom, and when it was coded to France.
became again French fnbjett, and in both
characters trading to and from the countries of
the enemy Of Great Britain, NlalI be at once by
the event ofthe fale of LouiGana to America,
conhdered as anAmerican Citizen, and entitled
to the rights of neutrality. That is too much
for this court to FAY. and is a qucftion only TO
he decided by hyperion tribunal Coniider.
ing therefore, tie vefIel and cargo as the pro-
perty of Frencf fuhje6ts, Sc. do order, ad
Judge and decree. and it is hereby ordered, adj
Judged & decrec(, rs the defnitive fentencc of
this honorable court that the fad fchooner
Warrington and her cargo or lading (except
fuch part as belongs to the Matter and -
which is hereby ordered to he reftored) be and
the fame is hereby condemned as good and
lawful prize to his MajeRy's fhips Hippomenes,
whereof Edward Wolcomhe, efq. is command
err. and L'Hereux, whereof George Younghuf.
band, efq. is commander, and to be delivered
to their agent on agents, accordingly be divid-
ed, &c. =
d,kSxG n.-
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A gentleman jut arrived at Norfolkfrom the Hs-
wanna. fays tina, order was iiued there before he
lief. that place, prohibiting the expectation of ST.
gar'--not Stsa',, as serroneoufly ated in forne of
the papers We mention this to tranqulize the agita-
ted minds Of the Smokers.
ares W r. Dali dIv
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We have frequently had occaGon to notice
the no:ori"s ignorance Of the Birth, pewspa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

~ An Disposed Is eli ) vsIoabI. Tr.ct
y of LAND. containing sbbue 3os !.
efes sit1a1c Within tuo nile of ~ to&n
~ MartinsbprE. iInmediafSI N 81 81 r,.;;n
xoad leading from thence 6 Rinkhe>t.v.
Ihis Land b of Ire riikk I;s|e sio6e S,,.l;;.
~ abook hall ths traet i cI,ared. a5lI ~
. good $3.50 Tor cnIlivasiok, the oshc,I
lnoiety heavily elothed = III valaable dr.
Der. Therc i ! .kne Howise spr;ne rs.
usually large, rises uishin ! few polss s.
the dHelIins house, which 8 az ihe j;rst
quality a. linz ssone water add hsvs<
iails. On Ibis PROPERTY &,e crected 7
Isr2s atone mansion hos,sc hsrn. 80
othcr OUT bnildin9s or ! os<fci descrin.
tion. ktWonld be needles lor ne Is =.
tempt crumer4tinx &c NAM adyanface.
Nlhi<b qask vesult "a pur<' aser 81 tbis
P'aeeSo direc.Ix a. IL most public
road /. ~ <onntpand IS <ohtirnoos ~
&c town q '|ipsburs - view ~
ne Pr - 111 1ifnation )bese thinos
must present. lAe4seises s she mind
more loFci6Iy Than snT Il |o< I could
~ onethird pm 81 S.. S.,re6 3 ~.
ny Win 5e required Ii hand, tIc IS.
mzlnipK p2rme1t, viii s. made easr -
the purchaser. Any person incIin1b
p tFeetou thi, snbject, may ind the rs.
scribe< i Marti1si,arrI
ISAAC EVANS.
neeember ~ 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

Lying 8 s County 81 Berkeley ahd
State q yiF.ioia. three niles fross n :
town a Mar burg, 81 DE rokd Iead.
ms q villa. pori, eiehty-6ve milee
from he Gig q 6.Iilnofe, seventy ~
ron &c Cily a Fa1hingion, snd Elm.
y miles from a. i6es II Alsxaadris,..
containing sir o1I.>d acres, one IA
cleared and under 1oo| renee. he &
lenes vel cloihed VII. (inber. TO-
.re q said land : nun 3 81 never m.
rs spring., and sn|E .nl onanf;tv e
MeadoW This Irscf ~6uId sn;t xell
. - divided, q tksrc q. ino b weII;n1
Houses, tNo poub|e n.rns. ard tve
Orchards 81 choice Fui<. Il rs l;vs
miles from The river Eo.ou de- hsvi-
gation ofsaid river 4 nov .omoIssej.
produce may y conveyed down de river
g The city of Weaknesses ma Is 81.
town Of Alexandri. Il g, f cxpcn1e.
For terms apply 70 WiIlian |'idIe. of
ths town q Martin56ur1. a "a III.
Niil b mede de purchaser s.
WILLIAM RiDDk &,
Wm. cRRIoHToN
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-02-07

@h'c1. having 1t>| te'[<>ed iron -
Among d, Crpec -'ea |.e hes received
eiar6t q11nti'r o. 0EfEE, q he
Ifs< 11>|'<II which - en- venture q
~ j. better .I.n n .oid y Marine
IH01I6S E. SMITH.
M.ssInssef6 or1 - a, ieos.
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Freih Fall and Winter
GO obs.

YrHE subscriber, having rklected thr
j whole ofhis Fan and Winser A.
sostment from TIE present importSsions.
bees leave % offer and recommend them
4 he snoss reduced ensh prices 10 az
edstomers Il such selections, atredns
ced prizes, sFc suIicient recommendnsi-
ems hs latters himself ~ may 81 entit-
led . . share q public patronage.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
1Mnrtins6urg, October 10, ieOs.
~. Avery general ssoftinenk of
GROCERIES,, Clopiey and Bi;stsreS
STEEL; q hand = usual J.E.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13
SATURDAY, Dec. G.


MIR. Fix preiented the petition of - Ken.
nard, which was referred to the Committee of
Claims.
Mr.. Holmes, from the Committee of Claims,
made report adverfe to the petition of Joha
LchmdD-in which the HoBfe concurred.
Mr.. Southland prefcnted the petition of John
Tozer, which was referred to the Committee Of
Claims.
Mr.. Mac Creery prefented the petition of
William Smith, which was referred to the Com
mittee Of Claims.
On motion of Mr.. ]. Randolph, the HonGe
returned the confederation of the bill TO TuC.
pend the operation Of an act, entituled {" an
aet to prohibit the importation of certain goods.
wares and merchandise" and to remit the pen.
allies incurred under the fame.
Mr.. ]. Randolph Withdrew his motion to I'll
the blank with the s0,h of June, and moved to
~ IL with the SIT OF Dee.
This motion was fupported by Mefrs. +.
Randolph and Elliot and oppofed by Menfs.
Bidwtll, Sloan, Crowninfhield, Smile, and
Alton when the Yeas and Nays being re-.
quired, it was ncgatved--Yeas 45-Nays CT.
The Speaker faid the next queiion was Oh
filing The blank with The / Il day Of July. On
this quehion The Yeas and Nays were likewile
,akep, add were Yeas o7---Nays ~.
'ghe bill was iheu ordered 10 be engrofed for
q ihird reading to day.
II was accordingly read the third time. On
its pafiaee tie Yeas and Maya were taken, and
ere Yeas sl-.Nays &.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Caot. Thur'o, who arrived =. rTewburyport.
in i'inrt paiiage from Aiicant, which place he
LETT the 2Sth Of Odober informs, that previous
10 ms leaving Aiicant. he was informed bv MIR.
John II. Rogers, areipe6table merchant OF that
place, that certain accounts had been received
there, that Lord Lauderdsie atfna,iy left Paris
the l6th OCT. Capt. T6urio ailo informs that
,everai DAYS after leaving the Gratis of Gibraltar,
he ipoSe the Ene,i!h fauadron, under the COM
:nand OF commodore Hood. confiting of FIVE
'h'ps of the line, three frigates and two imaller
vetie's, who Informed him, they had captured
+ ar French frigates. and alto that they had
received adyices OF Lord Lauderdale's leaving
Paris the 10th of October, being the fame date
OF the AIicant ace cunt.
tfrom the we'll known veracity Of capt Thur
10, and the fhort psfiaee he mad from Europe,
we place the utmo1 confidence an tie correct
neis of the informstion.) Her.1N.
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99omestte.
EXTRACT OF a letter from Jamaica, dated the a2d
nF n

Extract OF a letter from Jamaica, dated the a2d
of OGfober.
Upon the condemnation OF the fchooner -
c'ip,e OF Baltimore, in IIingaon. Jamaica, The
whole OF The crew, coniiting of twenty, were
preiied and put on boa'd fisste which was
10 iail on cruize the following morning: .nis
was done on preilmptioa that Mr. Lenox,
the American agent, could net Claim them "a
American citizens, heing ergased in an illegal
trade.
Mr.. Leno*. however, upon gaining inte;i-
gence OF the above, MADE an immediate 9pnli-
cation and remembrance to toe admiral. who
ordered the crew on board the guard-ii,ip Cor
examination, when Seventeen OF The twenty be-
ing proved to be Americans, were Immediately
delivered 20 him of the remaining thrce, two
were recognized IS deferters from his maicfy'
in'p fIiheuard, and the remaining one proved
10 ne an Engiihman; thus by the prompt and
oecihve conduct OF Mr.. Leno:;, have feven;cen
American citizers been reiea.ed from uri,il,,
bondage, and reao'ed - t'.ei. country.
Lab. 1iner.
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FROM THE FRANKFORT PALLADIUM
Novsn9ber Is, 1906.

COmmwieaiion-On Wednesday the sth inR.
when it was currently reported and generally
believed in this place. that Colonel Burr had
let Lexington, JoiePh Il. DaYciis attorney for
the United States for this dnriet, appeared in
court, and after !one preliminary obferyatious
calculated TO excite great expectation, read the
affidavit which appears in this paper, and mo-
we'd the court for capias againlt Colonel Burr,
and for compulfory procefs TO compel the AT,
tendance ofwiine1es.
The Judge conceiying the application of no.
vel nature, and tine form very unufpal, tool,
time TO con!ider. 1t happened that Colonel
Eurr had not LEFT Lexington and on hearing Of
this proceeding, f=nt meiienger 10 Frankfort,
to inform the court that ne ihould on the day
following prefer. bimfyls to meet any enquiry.
On Friday Colonel Burr arrived in Frankfort
attended by feveraI gentlemen from Lexington ;
on Saturday morning he prefented him!elf in
court, his appearance caufcd much fsnfstion-
to his enemies il was evident chsgrin---to the
impartial, that is 10 Dine-tenths in the houfs, il
gave the utmof fatisfatton.
Before Col. Burr, came into court, the Judge
delivered his opinion which may be feen 10 this
paper.CoI. Burr rofe and in brief imprenive
manner Ratod his furprife at proceeding 70 ey-
traordinary at a time when he was fuppofrd ia
have left the fate, with fome other remarks.
which cannot be correctly detailed, and offer
ed TO meet, and invited any inyeltigation in any
form, provided il were prompt.
Mr.. Daveifs profeIed to he ready TO prsceed
az foon as the wtnefes could De had, and ON
confulting the MARTIAL fad that the attendance
of the witnefIes could be procured by Tueiday
evening that he would engage to proceed on
Wednefjay morning, and that in cafe an indict-
ment Glould he found, that he would alto be
ready to proceed forthwith TO the trial to this
Col. Burr ahented. A grand jury was empan-
| need from perfons in court, Immediately fvorn
and adjourned to attend on the next "wednesday
morning, when they would receive a charge
from the Judge. On the fame day fubpoenas
being granted, the deputy marllals were fent to
Louifville, Jeherfonville, Lexington, Danville
and other places, to fummon witneles, prnci.
paIly perfoss fuppofed to be the conhdants oil
Col. Burr.
Thefe events having circulated rapidly
throughout the country and generally mingled
with error and exaggera;ion, excited great 70
licitude and expectation. On "Wednesday
morning (yeaerday) this town was crouded
with perfons from all quarters, beyond any for
mer example all was esgernefs and impati
ence. The witr efIes who had been iummonet
attended without an exception, the court wa,
opened, the grand jury was called and appear
ed. Jua as the Judge was expected to deliver
his charge, MIR. Daviefs rOfc aud moved thai
the grand Jury might be difmi1ed, dec larin,
that he was no. prepared to proceed with IN,
enquiry, by reafon of the atience Of = wdnef
whom he desmed material. The dilappoiEt
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ately to Falmouth. The force COLLECTING there
will be the 9th. and 18th dragons: the 9Th,
seth, 10th, s7th, and 9th regiments, and fe-
veral corps of artilIery-defned to Bucnos.
Ayres.
The Ave French frieates lately captured, were
ordered to be Purchafed, and put into commit
fion.
lhr. Fox was buried on the 10th on.
The brave Hood was mending 70 fat that it
was expected he would go with one of the Es.
petitions to South America.
Price of Stocks, October lth---C onfols I, Om-
MUM !: Fine -four as. 2 per fack.
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1r0ngHied for tie Mercaniiie Id4,ert;rr.


Bamberg and Wurtzburgh, it appears. viii
he the places Of general rendezvous for the
whole French army. Prom thence they are
preparing to extend more TO the left.
The corps of General Sout forms the riobt
wing, which is in motion all along the d lnube.
Next to this, is the Army Of the Confrdsrscv.
The Pfuiiian army is flationed at Mevnnn'
gen, Eiicnack, and Cotha, oppofte that If
the tn. French. The Prufian head quarters are at
Rrfurt. ~
The EIettor of He1e CaGel is maintaining an
armed neutrality.
il is laid that two RufIian armies, Of 10000
men each, are rapidly advancing towards The
Pruihan armies; and, II we might forh, an -.
pinion from me large military flores collected
IN Liehdu, third Ruflian army is expected.
The Pruilian army of refcrye, aGtmbled =,
katrls, IS advancing along the Spree towards
Berlin. No
Should both armies take the field with an o..
qual ardour for conquen. more blood will h.
thed 10 this than in any former campaign ever
recorded in the annals Of The world.
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MERsRBuRG. Sept. go.

The PrufIian army now concentrated in Sax.
ony amounts TO about 500 The troops oil
Saxony have already joined thofe under Hohen-
lone, VINO has in cOnfequence Gifpatched feveral
regiments to the main army. The corps under
General Kakreuth has ALTO arrived from Pome.
rama, and joined the army.
The corps under the Duke Eugene of Wir-
temherg has broke mp from the vicinity of Nord.
baufen, and is marching by forced marches to.
wards Wefphaiia. General lie Cog pahed
through Heiligenaedt the day before yefterday,
in order, as is reported, to take the command in
chief in WcGphaIia.
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- -.
NEW. YORK, December 4

BY the fhp Providentia, Shaer, we have re-
ce'ved an Altona paper ofthe 18th October.
1t contains very little intelligence of an in.errG .
ing nature, excepting the following articles.
reia'ive TO the new movements Of the armies.
q Tome particulars connected herewith, which
had not hitherto reached us from any other
fource.
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PRAGUE. Sent. OK

a Gordon of 9 regiments of infantry and S
regiments ofcavalry, has been ordered to march
partly towards Saxony and partly towards .Ani-
pach and Bareuth. It will he commanded by
three field maril,ais Observation-Disclosures Cot.
teineln, and Eohenlohe Bartenaein. A fscond
one is ordered to advance from Auflria.
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NETWORK, December &.

The fhip Walker, captain Barney, after being de-
tanned at the Hook for ieveral days by foggy and
temPcituous weather, came up laft evening She Isft
Liverpool or the I1th of October, and brings London
papers to the evening Of the lth and liverpool pa
Pers Of the 3th day later than our adviees By
the Ceres.
Our intelligence from the continent Of Europe, con.
tanned in thefe papers extends Only to the Sd Of Oc-
tober we had previouly translated for the Mercan-
tile AdvertGer continental news the 18th, by way
Of Altoona. The only interening articles, therefore
OF which we had no previous account from any other
quarter, are.
That Baron Jacob, the PrufTian niniAer. arrived
in London from Hamburger on the 10th OGober, in
Britiih packet, which had failed up the Elbe for
the purpofe of receiving him.
That on the moment the Ggnal was given ofthe re-
cal Of Lord Lauderdse from Paris three or four ar
mics which were shoat were fent to hurIshe ven-
geanee Of the Brtifh thunder agaiun the CONNER
cial refouree' Of her enemies in Italy, Africa and
America their particular defamation not mentioned
That the king in Council had fued an order per-
hitting Tor fix months the importation of evera ar
tioes of provions free Of duty; and another autho-
riing the importation and expectation Of various art
ees into and from Rode Harbour in the iand Of Tor.
tols.
Private accounts from Holland Rate, tina,
the meaiures Of government, for defence of the
country, were every where oppofed. A NUN.
Der of young men who were put in reuuifition
at the Hauge, or being ordered 20 take arms and
Join the French ag1inh tho Pruffisns, ahfolutely
refufed to proceed. To induce them TO change
their determination, they were told that an H..
vahon by the Engldl' might I've expected. Tneii
aniwer vac" Let them come, it is not us they
feek TO denroy."
Orders had heen fenl down to Portfnontl
fer The force collet,edthere to repair immedi
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Fyom Paris Papers ori6e clbof,2ao5,,.

Pnnee jerome BoHapare accompanied their
imperial majeItiesto Mayenee. The firing Of
cannon ard The ringing Of bells announced The
enta~ce Of tire foycreigns into The town, -
media,c!y after his arrival, The Emperor rT,orn, :
ed on horieback, and followed by Grveral mar.
mas OF the empire, and great number of ge-
neral Officers, went to vht the forii6cs;io,s of
eaiieI, End the enyiroRs ofthat fubH,b.
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MARYLAND LCC!sLhTUEE.

On Saturday lat, (Nov. 2o) leave was given
to bring IN a bill, entitled " an aGt 10 TAX Ba-
f6e'oTJ and Eaak-Sloek, for the education cf
poor children in the ieveTal counties Of the
fate."---Ayes S7---Nays 81.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

On motion Of Mr.. Biount the petition of fun
dry inhabitants of North Carolina, praying that
Plymouth may be made port of entry, was
referred 70 the Committee of Commerce and
Manufactures. - [ ~
Adjourned.
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EMMERIcH. Sent 90

We have inf learnt that the whole camp of
Zeiit CT 10000 men had broke up and marched
towards Wetel to be CHARTERED in the vicinity
OF that fortrefs. Their head quarters will be at
Wetel, which fortrefs viii. be placed in rel.
peetabIe fate OF defence.
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They write likewife from Mayencc, that gen.
Mareicot, who followed his maiefty, will re-
main in that city, and that Martial Kel!erman
VIII Command the national guards of that de-
partrnent in the room OF MarihaI Lefebvre, who
Will remain employed in the active army.
A Dutch general went ycferday to Leyden
and Rotterdam, tota'se Il lia of the orphans of
and above the age of l6, who are to be PIT in
regulation in cafe of need.
We are this moment informed that his ma
Jelly the emperor and king has gone from May
ence to Wurtzourg, whittier the French army
was to ae af!cnbled on the 4tn.
We are LED to believe from good authority
that IN Important, meiiage from his raieity the
Emperor viii inortly be brought before tn. fe.
nate.
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COMMITTEES APPOINTED IN THE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Committee on the Potomac Bridg----Meffrs.
Lewis, Masruder, Cafey, Goodwin and CO.
vington.
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We are informed that about three weeks fnce
diploma was TENT TO wellington from the I2u,-
peFor o. Inc french. continuing ETr. JsGer.on
enc OF tue Grand Gi.cers ofthe Legion os Hon
OF. EUey.. p.
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CLEvE, Sept. %,

-, - NLEFLJ otI)t. 70,
The military preparations on the part OF the
fTutiians and French are ve!y formidable. Ex-
ciuhve of the grand French army which is nill
IN Germany, and which actually amounts to
10000 or 10000 men, ANOTHER army OF 100,
900 is collecting il the vicinity of Wefel.
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-. =.
NEW-YOEK Dec 1

Capt. huiey, rom Donar, .sys that Miranti;
WAS it''i at Barbados, without the hope Q. iac
ceeding il his expedition.
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HAMBuRG, CG. 9

From all the lateft accounts the French army
ieemsto concentrate itfele between Dambey and
WlrtZburs, and ali tine marching eiiviiions lake
their route in that direction.
The RuiIiah army under i<utu.n,v and Prince
Bagdation, Oh its march 10 ioin the Pruiians. is
eftimatcd at SC, 900 men.
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FRANKFORT on rNE MAINE. OA. 3.

- FRANNFOET OF THE MAINE, OCT. 8.
HIS na;eiEy the emperor Napoleon arrived
here from MentZ in the night between the 1T
AID adinft accompanied by his brother Jerome,
and many eminent military officers. His maiec.
ty let out from hence for Afchafenburg.
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Whatever may have been the errors Of Mr..
Burr's political life, it nun require no flight
portion NJ cr-dulity to credit the monfrous
tales which have been fabricated respecting
him. One Of them 10 completely refuted in
this days Palladium; and the refut of this
profecution will, doubtlefs, weaken the force
of many others. Indeed it is evident that
comfortable reaction Of the public mind has
already taken place in his favour.
Believing him to be man CT common fenfe.
at leaf, (and Ivy many his abilities arc eftimated
highly he would fureIy adapt the meaaJ TO the
End. And can it be fuppofed he has done 10,
If his obiea is to attack Mexico, difmember the
union and eree an independent empire, by
building few boats on the Ohio and By te"
fecret eminaries fcattered over the wete'n
country. The phyGcal force to do this les
with the people, aud to command it, pubic
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LEIPzIc. September es.
IF letters from Drelden of the cir can b.. re-.
lied on, there was then an army Of co to &c
thoa!and Pruf1ians aficniblcd in the neighbour
hood of that city, on the !idc ofthe mountains {;
the head quarters were at Dreiden itfelf, and
were to he removed to Frcyburg. The greateft
part OF toe Saxon army was in ACTIVITY, its for
ces are calculated to be $1,000 men, and il is
added, it viii form the advanced guard. The
King OF Pruilia and the Dukes of Bruntwic,s and
CT '"eymar were expected at Drefden. But
what throws little tuipicion on thele partcu-
lars IS, that the fame letters add that the Empe-
ror alexander and the Archduke Charles are
likewi.e expected in Ssxony.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-12-13

- IIACUE, OCIOUeT 4.
His maieity the King received courier lat
| "wednesday at the moment when he waa going
TO let out FOR the army at Lein, and had given
all the necehary orders for that purpole after
the arrival of which he put off his departure for
an unlimited time. lie Immediately after, on
the ZANE day, held g cabinet council, and it
was determined to call an extraordinary az
iembly OF their high migh:inehes, for which
purpote the neceliary circulars to the abient
members were iiiucd without delay. 1t was
laid that his majeay woald perfonally make
Tome important communication to their high
mishtinenes en- the tate of the finances.