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ted, fhK have right to in preenee OF The regiRer
OF the land ohee, with whom the location fall be
entered: and the fusvcyor general i,all canfe the
fame TO be furveyed at the cxpencc of the parties
Psovasd, that all the lands thus located. ialI, in
each tra9 laid out for that purpo!e be laid out in
body without leaving any intervals of vacant land
and f'ia each be urceyed in the form of fsuare or
OF parallelogram, the length of which fha not ex-
coed three times its breadth
SEC 8. <aa be IL further en.fIea, That the Regii
tiers and receivers aforeaii iall conpeat and trspf
NIT their reports the fecretary of the ,reary be-
fore the hr day of December next Each of the iaid
officers ihall be allowed additional compensation of
1--we hundred dollars; and each of the clerks of the
REFLECTIVE boards, hall he allowed an additional COM
peuat'on OF two hundred and fifty dollars, in full for
his lerviees as fuch in relation to fuel claims
SEC d. dsa Be IL ja,.bsr eraeiai, That the RICHTER
and receiver of public monies in the diltrita of Gin
cnna'i be, and they hereby authorized to grant
certificates OF right of emption any rerfcp re-
iiding any refervcd e9ion (other than reaion No
l5D Tor the tra9 which he reides, on the appl;-
eluss producing G.isfa9ory evidence tina, his claim
was within the provions of the feventf Ieaion of an
act In'ituled " An ACT making provon for the Dino
ial the public lands in the Indiana territory and for
other purpoles" Provit9 that the perron fsll exh
bit the evidence of his claim, and ,sll have paid at
ieat one twentieth part of the purchafe money! on or
before the frt day Of Augsit next Exdsroz6sl ais.
that iueh certificates fhall be granted for any
lands Prevouily granted or fold for larger trae
than quarter of ie6ion, nor for any other tra6.
than that on which he rcGics and fiich land lha be
granted at the an,e price, and on the payments be.
ing made, as for Other public lands fold at private
fale.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of TIE HOME ef Res-ej:niativs,.
S. SMITH,
P,sfd.at fife Senate, Pro feszpo,e
April 81, 1906.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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ITO be eontinued.J
Bp aufDnritp.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT


R55e9iag he claim 10 azdm ne IrYie7a f,y,or. o..
Pate Of Ollie.
Belt o7a7ed BY he Senate and Eoaf Of P,n,,e.,,-
f1ei 9Hs Uafed Sfa'ss Of A,7-,i;s in Commit M
('7blcF, That the rsgners and receivers Of p,bl;.
monies Of the difrts Of Vincennes and Kag, igjs..
respectively, be and they hereby authorized and
empowered, under the direction of the Geere,,rv ,f
the trealury, to lay out or more tra0s Of land
in their refPe6tivs diars for the purrore Of loea.
ting therein, ra9s of land granted by virtue If anv
legal French or Britib grants. or Of any refouti,n
or act OF Congrefs ProvidCI, that the traas tbus
laid out iha be whenever practicable, adjoining the
tracts which, IN conformity with former laws had
been isId out for iinrar Purpofes by the overnors
OF the north wst or Indi1ua territories and ,l,s
tracts thus laid out lha not be otherwife dpofd Of
uuefs by order Of Congress.
SEC. 2 mn be IL /hyfbry e7g57rd, That any perfon
or Perions entitled to grants Of land by virtue of s,
former reioiu'ion or aa Of Congreis, which arc me-.
specifically deguated in the patents Tued BY the Or
verpors aoreisid, or which have not yet been ls5a.
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Chefterfeld, May 81.
LAND FOR SALE.

q" tte eNo7a 1ra,y in July nrxt, vyiH 3. offered fer
Jslf' t1SAe A4t'i'H, at R4t5 Can't 4O4s (S1ars..
Sprizgs)'
a TRACT OF LAND, containing $40 acres.
i y lying between the Warm and Hot Springs, but
10 the latter the land is Of good quality, and
may De divided as to Accommodate feveral fan;
lies who might deire reGdence contiguous TO thofe
valuable waters One fourth of the purchafe money
VII be expected OH tie delivery of the deed the
balance IN two equal annual inGalments to carry IN
,eret from the date, if punt;ualy paid, and 20.
De iecuied by deed Of ,ruf upon the properly.
JOHN ADAMS, Atio,u,y in Eri7,
J0rt6s 0J9ri5nfses Of r. zJl,.s.
JUNG (oaw;df)
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FOR SALE.

III fnbfs oDf7io1, OF he Pyemies, On Tprd4,ay, 1oB
Sp'rm5cS "c*f, III not 4,eviogly dged ef6y b,iooi,
osHfra9i
HIVE hundred and fifty acres LAND, ftuated in
, the upper end Of Cumberland county, eighteen
miles from the Court Houfe, three from Fsrnvillc
and one from good manufacturing mill on Appo-
nsttor, now navigabe, anoft to Peterfburg.
This LAND lies Handsomely, is in good order and
inferior IN quality to eau Of the mountains there
Is 10 or 10 acres meadow handfomcly iet wi.h timo
thy, and about 20 acres more prepared for fowiro
next ipfng; in addition there is an extenfve bed NJ
Coal which oa perfon Of capital would be highly va
liable one third the purehale money will be reou
red IN hand and The balance in two annual insmsnts
JOHN KELSo.
May IS. zw.
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FOR SEI7

- fNk oKA-H.
y Traa OF Land, containing $40 acres, exten,iisr
L - upwards OF a mile on James River, nearly op-
polite to the Wetover eaate; one fourth of il oniv
seeared; there is Dwelling Houfc on it, & it hss
goof landing and filing place. This land is worth
me attention o any .fun who wants feat on lanes
Slyer' or withcs to realize great bargain may b.
nad, as ito ddeharge an incumbrance, il will be Of
iereo at amueh lower price than the la purcar gave
ior "ieven years ago. Fielding Lewis ef1r of Charles
city will be good enough hew the land plots Of
may be ieen IN the hands Of Mr.. Lewis, and Doctor
Adams oil Richmond. and terms known from T. G.
Peaehy Of Williamsburg.
Adjoining the above traa is one or the MOI bean.
THU leafs on James River which has attached to j. A.
bout 1000 acres; this may be had alio. If il hou,t
iu't purehafer To take the whole the Improve
nienss on this eita.e are, dwelling houie with q
ROBINSON floor, kitchen and laundry, = larye
barn and nable ice houfe, a linoie hou:e l,rga
garden well inclofed, orchard ana many choice
fruit trees. The Purehafer>may have, from to ~
years credit, paying moderate intereR.
I. G. PEACRY.
'PTh u CAVITY
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June 6.
JUST RECEIVED.

AND FOR SALE By THE sUBscRIBHRs:
a ESenlive Afrortment of GROCERIES,
\ moug which are the following articles:
Muicovado fugar aGorted Tar
Weo-ind Coffee 'Thos Leiper's Snuff
Antigua & Jamaica Rum Maccouba do
Country do. HAVANA Gegars
Cogniac u Peach Brandy Salt Pefrc
Holland Gin Brimaone, Maider, and
W . India and Sugar-houfe Ground Ginger in Enall
Moafes ( kegs
l.. p. Madeira Wine i.og.wood
Port, Sherry and Malaga ! Turkey Cotton
Wine Eew-York Candles and
Hbberts' Brown Stout ( Soap
Martinique and Bordeaux Spernace,i Candles
CordiaIs S--Oh
BaEet Sllt Patent Lamps
Do. IN Jacks and loofe Dutch Cafes with paiz
Bulloeks Cheeie ( and gilt Bottles
Caldwell, Frazer & Cos. Cuttings a!orted
iuPeFhne Chocolate Esrthen and Stone Ware
Rice Writing & Wrapping pa
Nutmeg' Pepper, Ginger per
and Pimento Henry VIII and Merry,
Mace and Cloves ! Andrew Cards
Oi, Olives, and Capers China Plates, do. Fowls
Guu-powder, Young Ivy Of different fzes
ION and Souchong Teas Do. Tea and Coffee Cups
Gamblers containing lib. and Saucers
and Slb. Gun-Powder Do. Chimney ornaments
Tea Plain and cue Or. ut. and
Picked Salmon ( half pint Desante1s
Cut Herrings and Shad Pint, half p: & gill Ium.
Patent fhOt ai1or;ed ! blers
and IF Gun powder I A few fcts Table China.
A regular iuPpiy Of Loaf Sugar by the hid. and
barrel, at Philadelphia price.
FISHER & LEsUEuR.
May Of. oawtf.
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TOHN ALCOCK.

Z INFORMS the Citizens Of Richmond. and the pub
lie, he has Jun received at his Cabinet Manufae-
tory near the Fire TnfUrsuce Office large aGortuens
Of Wndfor Chairs and Settles, made in the newell
fsfhon and by the beh workrnen in the Rate ;ary gen.
'lemsn wihing to buy, will plesfe fsDd their orders
or call at his Cabinet Mandatory, where they may
get good warranted work, and low terais eihes 10
the Cabinet line CT Windior Chairs
Juus 6. e..
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April 4.

ME- hereby notify, that rali make application
,or certificate to be iiiued in cur name, for
two SHARES in the Capital Stock of the psnL IS
Virginia, which fubrcribed at Norfolk in the
name of Robert Baylor, other right to which is ve1ed
IN u; by lega! Alignment from him. This sp,!ica,ion
VIII be nadrin contegueEce OF the original fern fer
the faid two SHARES having been Ion.
OL!VEIItA, FERNAMDEs g Co.
Norfolk, May ca, 1906 o,wswS.
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THOMAS RuTHERFooRp s. Co

dyedE,ors to EN.
4 Few Boxes IA and rs Iri!h Linens. en-
A Crates Queens Ware, and quantity of Liver.
poor salt iooie aRd in iacls, JUN received on conipn-
n'ent by the ihip Herald from Dublin and Liverpool
May ~. eoor,
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GENERAL PosT-oPr1cE,
Waj6iA2to7 Cite, Ap,H 26, Sos.I
TO Mr THOMAS BRADSHAW,


TONI THOMAS BRADSHAW,
ss,
q you are not an inhabtaDt Of this Rate, and
have not any agent therein, known to me, 70
whom notice can be given, be plealed to take notice
that on the lsf Saturday in June next mall, at the
dwelling houfe Of Nicholas Vaughan, in the county
oi Nottoway, between the hours Of eight in the NOR
ming and Teven in the evening of the above mentioned
day take the depotions Of the faid Nicholas Vaughn
OF Jacob Seay, Nathan Fowlkes and Peter KNIGHT,
70 be read as evidence IN fu depending in the cogn.
ty court Of Prinee-Edward, wherein Won and o,bcr.
are plaintiffs, and am defendant.
BENJAMIN BORUM.
Prinee-Edward county, April 90. ep2mLg
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HE fsbtfri5er baping rrl;nquiJ6ed all idea of
4 'emo1'i',g totbe Weyq-,m Country, deems !,
nees9a,,y 10 inform bis friends. tl5at be intend,
Prnf7Jfae intbs courts otrRicbnis,d eonqfy, En-.
S"is and Queen, end liz The 9iRri7 Of king end
queen, nj in the Cbaleey2 Court of militant
burg.
JOHN HORACE upsH.fW:,
AprH 90. ~
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAFE

ENC anxious to dilcharge all my Jun debts, I
- wlll fell great bargain ia twon.w BRICK TE-
NEMENTS, on the Main-Strcet, on Shockoe-Fiill;
they are well calculated for flores and private families
and conidered to be as good ands for buinefs as a
ny IN that part o. the eity they will be fold eparate-
y or together,to iut purchafers If this property is
not fold by private contract before Iuefiay, the .4h
day of June next, it will, on that day, be fold at
public auctlon Any perfon whiting to purchafe will
be ihewn the properly, and may know the terms,
(Which will be very accommodating, by application
to the inhicrber living adjoining the premifes
wal alto diipofe of, by private CONTRACT, nv half
acre Loii IN the neighbor'lood of Gen. Mofeley,
on which there is two tory Brick Houie crested,
A fee, long by 22 feet wide; this houle is no, Enih
ed in the iniide, but be inled to ut the purcha
fer For terms apply to
J. B. WINN.
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VIE fubfcriber has removed his Brokers' Office
to themidd.e tenement, in Doctor 1'ernan's new
building the irit door above Meiirs Pickett, Pol
lard and Johaion, and the fecond below the poa OF.
hce; where lie will attend particularly to ali buff
ueis confded to him.
THOMAS NORYEJL.
y For iae, 10 SHARES in the JAMES RI
YER COMPANY.
June 6. f,r\
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% BE RENTED-The Tenement where
: now reiide, and polIelIion given in time.
j.. PENN.
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AND FOR SALE ny THE sUBscRIBRps:
a ExtenGve AHortment of GROCERIES,
y moug which the following articles:
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From the London Gazette, Nay S.
ADu1RALTy.O rr1cE, May 6.


Copy OF a letter from sir John Borlase
Warren, Bart. and K. Bervice, admiral
of the blue, &c. to William Marsden, Els.
quire, dated on board his majesty's ship
Feudroyant, at sea, the 14th OF March,
1906.
SIR,
l REouEsr you win communicate
TO their Lordships, thai at half past three
A. nj. on the 18th of March, his ma]css
ty's ship the London, which Ihad station.
edtothe wiudward of the squadron, hav:
ing wore, and made the signal for some
strange sails, directed the squadron to
wear likewise upon tbs larboard tack, the
vivid being at w S w aud as day light ap.
peafed made the signal for a general chace,
soon afterwards the London was observed
in action with large ship and trigats aud
continued supporting running fight with
those ships which were endeavourlng to
escape, until half past seven when the Am-
azon, being the advanced ship, pursued ale
so and engaged the frigate, which was at
tempting to bear away. The REMAINDER
| of the squadron approaching fast upon the
enemy, land the action having continued
from before day light until forty three mi.
pu,es after nine A. M the line of battle
ship, bearing the flag of the Rear Adml'
raj. struck and at forty three minutes
past the above hour, the frigate also follow.
| ed her example. when an officer came on
board the Foudroyant with Admiral Lax
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Gotfenbxrg, A5rH zs.

C017lN0Rrgs HPTH 5.
kings brig and cutter have arrived here
from Carlsc1ona, which are to cruise in the Cat
tegnt between MarRrano and the Wiugo, tor the
protection of the trade. Two fine frigstes, the
Admiral Chapman ard the Camilla, each OF ~
guns. have also arrived from the fame place;
they are to convoy the vessels bound to The
Mediterranean.
The Notifications here are putting 10 refped-
able Fate of defence, and new batteries are srea,
ing ia feVeral places.
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]. B. WARREN.
Skockbakn. At,il II.

BY the LAT accounts from Germany we learn
fan troops defined TO act againft Swediih Pomcta-
MIA land who had halted) has received orders to
march; but private letters from Berlin g;vc rea.
fon to believe that matters between the two coun
tries will be accommodated.
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He has also the Seaaower, Victor,
Drake, and Rattlesnake, sloops Of war.
Sir Thomas Trowbridge hss the east.
ward station with the following vessels,
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FIVE DOLLARS Reward.
Tune rs.

CTRAYED from the commons adjoining Alex.
- andia, on Saturday morning the zIit inf.
a chefnut (orrel Mare, with fmall far in her
forehead, about "A hands high, 4 years old, has
been lately nicked and her tail very Mort and all
mef without hair. The above reward and rezs
fonable charges will bs paid on delivering her 20
Iune IS. ISAAC ENTWISLE.
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LONDON, MAY S.

LONDON, May ).
Th. following is copy of an official
communication made to the Lord Mayor
Yesterday. tis dated from the
ADMIRALTY OFFICE, May 4.
"A dispatch has been received this
r,oruisg from Vice Admiral Sir ]. B. War.
,so giving an account of the captore of the
Msrsngo, Of 80 guns and 74o men Rear
Admiral Linois, and the Belle Poole, of
40 guns, aud 500 men, on the 18th of
March, after running fight of some hours
With his MJesty's ships London and, the
Amazon frisate.
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aleranoeta Da1p anberttser.
THURSDAY, JUNE IS.

Extract eta letter fran a Spanish officer
to his brother, in Bahimore, dated Ger.
rama, March IL, 1906. -
{" At the conclusion of this letter, the
post came in and brings us news that the
conquest ofPortngal is determined on -
Marshal Berthier has arrived In Madrid.
Five thousand French troops are on their
march from that frontier, and two divisions
of Spanish Hibernians among them. A
vessel laden with the ladies and women
belonging to the Spanish troops that passed
TO Etrurla, were unfortunately taken by an
Algerine rover; the sailors fed in their
boat abandoning ihem to their fale. The
sailors have arrived. but no accounts With
regard to the passengers canZbe had. a
brigadier. general with his wiz, aod
young girl Of fifteen, was among he qam.
ber." ts
Exfroa frsm Lard G,<3viIlt's l8eeek IN hebezE
+ efLords, Nsv. l3, 1901, al me .C0ar.Qlox.
auth R1IFa. ~
" Ere ptyilsg. ofviGtins or fcarching ucu.
traLihip, can OF lsiet be vefy listIe aiysn-
tage. 1t IS uf iu only as,i, facilitates he fxer.
cife of other rights IS it leads to Sac dcntion
Of fiauis, and the .preven;ioa OF unllwiu con.
mcrec, and ASH aft ras the means OF aicsrtain.
ins tho-e faets. whslh jueity 11stenticn, fe,xufe
and cohGscasion.
+" Pus lomc Of t3fencutsal Rates, whole fob.
jets have pr;fsed By pecu!ation. which their
treaties admit TO be unlawlei ar: alcldy anx.
ious to narrow the exerc.fe c. -right he prln.
cple ct which they cennot dfpute. H. this de-.
fire, and genefaI hoftility 10 the Bri,:ih naval
P s*er, originate both tile praeticc of giving con.
voy to neutral commerce, aad the pretesEcn of
exemption from v'Gtatiou and fearehipg all vef.
fsls Unprotected" ~
The right of fearching rsGsls under convoy,
which wa. denied by the convention of armed
neutrality, is, indeed, recognized by this t,ea.
ty. But to what TuTpoie is it reeogn fed -
While we have in words eHabBfhed the rghs of
WHITING h;fs under neutral convoy, We have in
faet 70 limited and cilcuB!cnbed The practice, as
utterly 10 renounce every beneficial parpole to
which it ever could, by any pofi5iiity, be az
Piled" [Satm RegJfer.l
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Head Quarters of tbe SavtajG A'my 5
G,kf!1uaid, Apri z6.

Gfkf!1vafd, AfrH zo'
Reports received on the 2sd from Adjutant
Gen. Count Won Lowenhielm announced that the
Pruaians had on the z1R taken poaefGon OF leve-
raj villages IN the Mecklenburg territory along
the frontiers of Lauenbrrgh.
YeGetdsy Baron Olaf, Ralame arrived as cou.
rier with srepors from Count Won Lowenhieim,
dated Gadebuscb, April z3. 1t is aated in this
difpatch, that at half paf eight in the morning
of the 7sd, the Prufians paGcd the Lauenburgh
frontier at Marienaatt in fuch force, that the
Swediea troops found il necessary after brave re.
sistance, to evacuate their poRs in the evening.
The lois of the troops under Count Won Low
enhielm consists of one hussar killed, and eight
wounded.
The lois Of the Pra1ians cannot yet be Ralcd
with certainty, but during the action it was re.
marked that fome men fell on their Gde; besides
Count Won Lowenhielm hasrelerved the commu-
nication of farther details (which with refped to
the conduct OF the PrulIians will be very ample)
until his next report, which is every moment e1.
psaed.
In consequence of the hofilities thus eommenc.
ed BY the king of Prufia, bis Swedih msjeRy
was pleafed TO issue orders ye6srday for genera
embargo on all Pruflian fhips in the Swedifh har'
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WARD station with the following vessels
viz.
Blenheim ~ Sir E. Hughes SO
Sceptre n St. Florence So
Lancaster 81 Wilhelmine So
Phaeton SO Fox 80
Caroline 38 Greyhound SO
The Dasher, Harriet, and .Albatross
sloops of war.
As il is also deemed very probable that
sir Home PoPham has, by this time, added
part OF the force which he had a, the Cape
to one of the above divisions, we are so far
from feeling any uneasiuess at the possible
arrival OF French squadrons in those seas
that We anticipate the certainty of their
meeting shesame fate which awaited their
countrymen in the Bay OF St. Domingo.
May.
Stocks this day at e!eosn. 81
3 per CT. cons. 60 1-9 j, 8 for moneys per
CT. red. 50 So l.2-Omnium 2 Ia l-2
prem.
The king of Sweden, in consequence oil
hostilities having been commenced against
MS troops by Prussia. has ordered aa.em
barge TO be lalc on all Prussian vessels in
his ports. The Swedish troops are evacu-
asing Lauenburg, and retiring TO Swedish
Pomerania, which, it is supposed, the
Prussisns will i'm netliately invade.
IhePresent policy by which the Prus.
sian government are Influenced has excited
the greatest dissatisfaction, which is no
where attempted to be disguised, and
which the military are by no means active
IN REFRESHING. Haugwitz is never mcnsi.
oned without the deepest exeoratiou, whist
ha deoberg is much beloved and respect.
ed. The windows of the house inhabited
by the former have been broken whilst
gariands of flowers have been affixed to
the house lately possessed by the latter.
In the midst OF this popular ferment, the
disTesses OF the merchants are increasing
daily, and deputa,ion has lately been sent
10 the king a.tPotsdam, to lay before him
the calamitous situation Of their affairs.
There was report yesterday, that count
Haagwitz was TO be sent to England. to
endeavor 10 adjust the differences between
the two governments. A man more I'M
likely to succeed in such mission could
not easily have been selected. We do net
believe the report.
% the question for the house to resolve
itself Into committee on the bill .forre.
pealing the additional defence act debate
of considerable length took place in the
house OF commons last night. Mr.. Fox,
delivered decisive opinion IN fav or OF the
new military plan, bur no information was
afordsdw respect to the period when
the legislative measures necessary to carry
it into effect will be brought forward. --
We still think that they viii not be brought
forward this session.
SirR. Strachan has returned from his
cruize, & has joined the channel feet
During the whole of his long cruize he ne
yer saw ship of the enemies; either
French, Spanish, or Dutch.
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Tpne as.
Two Lots of Ground Wanted.

T>HE fubleribers having been appointed OH
i behalf of four of the Religious Congrega.
tiops in Alexandria, for the purpofe Of prcenripg
One Square of Ground lor place 1t intcrment |;
they are deGrous of receiving prOPofaI' from any
pehon difpofed to fell two acres, In any ftuation
adjoining the limits of the corporation and with.
out the fame: the mof elevated ground will be
preferred and ready cain will be paid. line
directed to the iublcribers, Eating the loweR cath
price will be attended to.
George Deneale,
Jonathan Swift.
Tune IS. d3t
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MOSS sword, and informed me that the
sniPs which had surrendered to his males.
sy,s colours were the Marengo of 80 guns,
go men; and the Belle Poole of 40 guns,
eighteen FOUNDERS, and $50 men, returning
10 france from the East Indies ;--these
ships being the remainder of the French
squadron which had committed so much
depreciation upon the British commerce in
the Eastern world. ] have much satisfac-
ton IN stating the gallant and meritorious
conduct OF captains Harry Neale aud VIM.
Parker supported by the zeal aud bravery
OF the officers aud crews of their respective
ships, who claim my warmest thanks ard
acknowledgements and whose exerlions /
hope will recommend them to their lord
ships particular notice and favour. / can
not however avoid regretring, that the
force of the enemy die not afford to The
officers and men of the other ships Of the
squadron, who Showed the most earnest
desire to have closed with the enemy, an
opportunity of displaying their valour and
attachment to their king and country which
! am confident they wild happy to evince
upon some future occasion.---I have en-
closed a list of the killed and wounded on
board his majesty's ships as well as their
defects and have likewise forwarded
particular statement of the ships captured
together with an account Of the loss sus.
tanned by che enemy, being the most cor.
rect that could be ascer,ained from the
role d. equiPage. Rear Admiral Linos
is among the wounded, as well as several !
other officers.
/ have the honor,
tobe, &c. &c. 1