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LAW OF THEE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT


To regulate and FIX tie eombrnia.ions Of Be seey, o,
tie Senate and Hogt sfIPep,.entIlivcs.
Be enad'sd by tie Senate and HogG of Rebreenta.
hUe5 Of The United States e A,ne,iea in Coag,eE oc
,76iea, That the officers of the Senate and Houl OF
Representatives herein after mentioned all be- land
hereby are entitled to receive, in lieu of their conf
Peniations fixed by law, the following fums that is
toiay The iecretary of the Senate aud clerk of the
Houie OF Representatives two thouland dollars each.
their principal clerks thoufand three hundred
dollars, each, and each of their engrong clerks one
thoufand dollars per. annun
SEC. 9. dn9 belt further enacted, That the fereant
at arms of the Senate, who alto Performs the duty of
doorkeePer, the ierjeant arms, and the door
keeper OF the Houle of Representatives, fhall be,
and they are hereby entitled to receive nine hundred
and iity dollars, per each; and that the al
flltant doorkeeper OF the Senate, and the afflant
doorkeeper of tie Houle of Representative fhaI be-
and they hereby entitled TO receive nine hundred
dollars, per annum, each.
SEC. 3. AAd 6eH further enaEled, That any appro-
priation which iha be made by the Senate or Houle
OF REPRESENTATIVES, of the contingent fund of Ell
Their Houie towards the compensation of any of the
officers OF the Senate, or Houle of Representatives
ihall be taken and conGdered as part of the falary
allowed by this at4.
SEC. 4. dzd6s II EpytJey esaE7e1, That the COM
Penfations provided for in this ACT ihall commence
and take effs8 from and after the thirty fr day of
Mlroh one thnufand eight hundred and fix.
SEC 5. Anfbe it furfJer enacted, That the aGl en-
titled An act to regulate and fix the compensation
OF the officers of Senate and Houfe of Reprefenta-
ives paded on the wentyRinth of April, one thouf-
AMI eight hundred and two, haIl from and after the
thlrty-hrit of March, one thoufand eight hundred
aud iiS' be, and the fame is hereby repealed.
NATHL. MACON,
Speatcr ofhe Hoaic of Repreliaisti0es.
S. SMITH,
Prghdsat Of Ae Senate, Pro tt12bsys.
April 10, sos
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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Prince Edward county, ApiI % snon :"
WANTS A SITUATION.

4 YOUNG NAN, who is well verred in ,c
| : counts of every kind he would with to be en-
Poyed either by merchant Boo&-AcSe,, or by a.
ny gentleman having family TO educate, as a private
Tutor: In the latter capacity, ne would only under.
'aSe to teach Reading, Writing, til, Engh Ian
gnage dramatically, Arithmetic, & Book !le epny.
ohsxeep;ionahle tcitimonais ofhs character can be
produced Any perfnn dclirous OF enya,,ng HIM NAV
receive further Information by addreing a line 70 A.
he ana leaving 1t with the Editor of the enquirer.
ApinlS. #
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TOHN AICOCK.

I INFORMS the public that he has lately elablifb-
Z ed CABINET SHOP in the city of Richmond,
on the CroiS-freet leading up ON Proner Z Mon
cure Vendue-fore, and the Fire InCurauce Of
hee; where he intends manufacturing all kinds of
Cabinet Ware in the mott modern title he Aatters
nnielt that thofe whomay favour him with their COM
mands, will ind his work equal to any made in the
Gate, as he has provided himftf with the beC Of ma
terials
tle will fell his furniture low for prompt payment
only, his tuation will not admit of giving credit
January 80. r.
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1bs Sy5leriber bring deGrou5 to rcnove to fBe
WefeH Country. 7OW oG'sr fer /ale ut pr5Ec
anSfio1' /" The TozVn Of Nezv- Canton, on The
third day Of .Juiy next,
MAT valuable TRACT OF LIND called Bear
Garden, containing by enmatiop nearly five
hundred acres, one hundred and forty-sne Of which
are 10" grounds of very hyperion quality. rhe OK.
raordnary and well known fertility Of this Land
makes 1t uieeis to fay much about it, it is without,
doubt among the mott valuable fpots ON lanes River
AT the iame time and place will be fold, com.
Pete Grlit Mil and daery, with about one hundred
acres OF Land including nine acres of low roupd a,
the terry which has once fold for thirty pounds &c; a.
th,' tract IS adjoining the above mentioned,
and VIII he fold either with or withou, it TO accom-
modate Purehaers the two uaited would make
mon complete eltablihment. rhe terms Of flle for
either or both, w! be ore fourth of the pureha mo-
ney III hand, another fourth on the rt dav of T,uua
~ next when legal ti-e and poeGion will he given
and the balance IN annual innalments, fg,ured bv
a deed OF trut on the property. Mr.. Iohnfon the
PuTchale.
PEYTON HARRISON.
nP.H =. tdc
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'EE suhicrber will furnh, on ibort notice,
Z Scantirg and Plank of all forts; Sawed POTS
and RAILING, aud Garden PoG Railing and Failing
would alio make an engagement for farmers Bark
the quantity and price ihoud afford fuiic eut in
oncement. Having feveral pitt flaws and iaw mill
IN constant operations, with an abundance of Oak,
Pine and Poplar timber, think can make the terms
tor the aforementioned sraterias entirely satisfactory
to Customers hould be glad to barter for 10 or
10000 bricks, and for fix eight hundred dollars
worth Of carpenters work
JOHN PENDLETON.
April o5 cpSw
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TO BE SOLD By NJCrNv,
Ibril ST

AT the front door of the Eagle Tavern. in the c;, IS
Richmond, on the eighteenth day Of March nezt.
enluing.
Hal mott valuable eHate, ituated in the conn
~ OF "ythe, and commonwealth of Virgin,,
and heretofore well known by the name of Cbir,yeIr
Lead Mines; bat which, for fopnetioe nan ba,b
been c"nildered, as the property of Stephen AuRin
ana company OF the CITY of Philadelphia, by virtue
Of purehaie thereof by them, made under a deere.
Oh the nigh court OF chancery of the faid common
wealth, with the terms ,,beraor -
Piled. ''''' '''''-
That Purchafe was made on the goth day of Febru-
airy 1913, for the fun Of T. sos, and Gnce thar ne
Rod, they have made undry great and valuable I'm
provements on the faid elate
ne well known value of the property, and tn.
certainty which the ubtcribers feel that tbofe who
mean to become Purchalers will fatisfy themlelves
'nereoi' on view, render any further delcrpton Of
the property 70 be fold unnecenary
ne iale will be made in conformity to two feveraI
DEGREES OF the hyperion court Of chancery, which !,
directed by law to be held at the Capitol in the city
OF Richmond aforefaid, the one pronounced on ,b,
oh day OF June, and the other on the 7th day Of DC
tooer, in the year 1902
credit will be given to the purchafer or purchaf-
ers, for term of nine months for one and e;gb,sen
months for the other moiety of the purehafe money
each moiety being fecured not only by bond with
good leoury made payable to the fubfcrbers or the
iurvVors OF then their executors, administrators or
aiigns, for the Nfes in the fad decree fpecied, and
hearing ntereit from the date but slfo by the re-
tention OF the legal eate, until the whole purehafe
money, with fuch interen, fhall be fully paid ; ON
which payment conveyance or eonveyances " iii be
executed to the purchaier purchafers in virtue Of
the flid decree by
JOHN W!CKHAM, } commiHioners
JOHN WARDEN, of the
WILLIAM HAY, court.
Jan. 81. sw
~ The iale Of the above property !, poRponed
to the J. 9Th day Of May next.
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TO Mr.. THOMAS BRADSHAW,

SIR,
you are no. an nhabtant of this fate, and
: have not any agent therein, known TO me- To
whom notice can he given, be plealed TO take notice
mat on the laif Saturday IN June next fl,a at the
cweiIng houie of Nicholas Vaughan in the county
OF Notoway, between the hours of egh, in the NOR
nng and even IN the evening Of the above mentioned
Guy take the cepotltiors of the fad Nicholas Vaugfar
OF Jacob Seay, Nathan Fowkes and Peter Kpiyhr
10 be read as evidence in iut depending in the coun
ty court 81 Prince-Edward, wherein you, aud chers
are plaintiffs and am defendant
BEN AEI!N BORUNF
hi"Se-EaWaro county, APrII %. ep2n.g
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WILLIAM HART,

OPb5ifs ne Sed7f HoiJe,
u HFPS conHanty on hand a large quantity of
IN BOTTLED PORTER and ALE, which he
can recommend Of the frR quality, having puroha
fed Ma. BILLtNcToN's Rock, and feeling every bot
tie filed hmfeIf FaniliesfuPPlied with Draft BEER
by the barrel or retail
Aio for cath or country produce only, general
ailortnient OF Groceries, among which are
Fine ilavord transparent Rum Shrub
Bohea Tea by the chef or h. A quantity Of New
England Cheeie and few bufhels of IriGi Potatoes,
very cheap.
April %. et4w &o,yv,r
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ward eafonably which we hoped to receive
here, we might now have been ut cape Menfu-
rat, and in fifteen days more at Tripoli.
Head winds have detained the Hornet, and
gale Taft night took the Argus to fca as foon
as fhe returns capt. Evans will be dispatched to
head quarters.
Ihave communicated, fome days fince, fuch
parts ofthc contents of your letter of the 10th
ult. as Concern him to- Hsnet Blihaw. He an
fwers, that, even with fupplies, it would be
trultleis for him TO attempt to profscute the
war with his brother, after you ihall have with
drawn your fquadron from the coat but with
out iupplies he mutt be left in mott forlorn
lituation, for he can command no refources
here, Korean he place any faith in proviiions
which may be itipulated with his brother in his
favor, except guaranteed by the United States
He emphatica!iy tays, that to abandon rim here
IS NOT to cooperate evtb him, but sVtb bis yi7aI
He wiihes US to take him of in cafe OF a peace.
am extremely anxious to learn the illue of the
negotiation.
Meantime have the honor to be, with great
refpe6t and confederation, Sir,
Your mott ob't ftrvant,
WILLIAM EATON.
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Total so45
The germ of thi. army had been five months
in the field, had moved through the greatef ex-
tent of he kingdom and, with every exertion
TO augment its ftrength, could only bring this
fmalI number to the field. Why Want of
cath on the part of J 1frph Baihaw, and want of
attachment Oh the part of his fuhje6s. Though
we were enough with Hamet Bahaw, to defeat
this force, we had not the means of purifying
the advantage. Why?
ITO be continued.
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April IS.

r1E ioiders OF PRIZES in the Frit Olaf, of the
Il William * Mary Lottery, are inforn,nd ,t,,
every exerton is making, to obtain payment for tb
Tickets fold on credit which thofe thus indebted are
again aPPrized will become due on the 18th prefnt:
ana are earnety entreated make immediate re.
1ittances to the iuborber. So oon as funds rpf;c;.
ent to ieharge fuch claims or the major part of them
are on hand, notice will be duly given In the mean
"hiie' thoie inclined to receive bonds, or notes in
payment may on application have their claims i'm
medatcy fatisfed "
The TICKETS for the End clalS are PREPARING:
and will be ihorty ready for delivery by
RIO. GREENHOW,
April IS.
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TO BE SOLD,
To the bigbsf bidAey, on tie byemjfy, on tire frR
day If May nerf,
so mneb Of the LIND, qUbereon Toba KeIJ5
iUeJ, in TIE county Of Cnmberlaad, hafe the
brQbsry Of Peter FranciJco. as qvW pay tier ba
lance claimed ofbin, bg Samuel g. Adaus, Of
(. lGO, qVif6t IS iafereg, BY 7irfus If n Aged oj
frHReFeenfedf 10 me, BY fbe Eaid Peter Fraaei/co,
far fbaf Pny5oje.
CREED TH1LOR, 7tHRee.
March Is. (PtdJ.)
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P"rJtant TO a Decree IF Caroline Court, zyiN be
Joid on he trensijes TO the bigbeR bidder, on
Friday THE o.5 If next m3nfb
he Tratt of Land in Caroline county,
L known 10y the name Of NEED-WooD, the
late place of reiidence Of Barwel Roberts, de-
ceafed, containing by sfimation about levrrty
acres. This land is fituated on the Gage road
about eighteen miles below the court-houie.
Twelve months credit Will be allowed the pur.
chater upon his giving bond and approved fe.
curity. THE CoMk,IssioNERs
April o5. tdf
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virtue of deed OF ,ruft executed to us by John
- Chriitian, jr. to fecur. the payment of deb,
therein mentioned due to the late firm of Dunlop,
Pollock & Co. will be fold. to the highen bidder,
tor ready money, at Prince Edward court-houfe. on
MONDAY the 18th day of May next, (beine court davl
a iRACT OF LAND, containing l so acres more or
teis' lying on the waters of Big Rough creek, in the
a'd county OF Prince Edward, being the land bought
by lad Chriltian, from Abner Coffee, per deed bear
ing date the 2sth day of May, 1905
The land may be viewed previous the day of fale,
by applying to the iaid John Chrnian, ir
p FaTGtL Io ", yToAbLE' : 4,seee,.
Prince Edward, March 81. tdr
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april 10.
JUST RECFIVFD

a Few Pipes CoGNLAC BRANDT Of he. i'm
l. a quality e4jls bsR 1lEDOC CL1RET Of
tie Vi"fgge Of 1900; FRUITS srsr,e,ej j.; kr.r..
CAPERS and OLIYES. 10 ''""'Jf
Ato--FL0VR for family gls in 61,ysL end ssit
b'yrei'--Jo, Jaie by
SAMUEL MYEPS.
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LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.

LANDS IN CUMBERLAND FOR SALE.
~ virtue OF Deed of 1'ruR, bearing date the
~ llth April, 1901, recorded in Cumberland
Court-otice' to me ex cuted by James Deane Fran
CHS B. Deane, aud Thomas NJ. Deane TO lecure a Ger
tam iunl OF money, due by them TO Iofeph Gallego-
will offer for ale, to the higei bidder, on the Goth
day OF May next, at Cumberland court, TWO
TRACTS OF LAND, being part of the property
thereby conveyed, viz.
One tract containing hundred ard thirty fe
ven acres, more or le, tuate in the county Of Cum
oerand, fix miles above the Court Houle, being 4
tract Purchaied by the faid Deaues, from Parton
C!oPton as will appear by reference to the deed of
iale on record in the faid County Court.
One tract containing two bundled and five acres.
more CT leis, ttuate in Cumberland, on the fourth
hoe o. the road, teadng to che Court Houfe, one
mile d'itant below the fame, bounded by lands of
William Beverley Ianghorne, and by lands OF John
Ford.
The fri of the above tracts, is f4id to contain
prime tobacco land, and valuable timber: the oth.r
is nearly half cleared.
N. B BY the content of all parties intereRed. the
iale will take place tie 26th day of MAY next. as
above hated, and the terms of payment VIII be one
and two years credit, the purchafers 20 give bonds
bearing 'nttret and approved lecuri,y.
NJ B. POTTIAUE.
April 10. nirI
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April Is.

HE fnbfcriber, is particularly reouenes Nv
Meiiss. Ahbotts ard Steward UucceEo., 70 !.
Rag w. Morris OF Philadelphia in the Brewing buff
10 make known to the citizens Of Richmond.
Je pnoLc generally, that they mean keep him
uPpneo from time to time with fuficien. ouanriri.
"' FOR / Err BEER fror, their Brewery. 70 an
l"er the coniumPticn of Richmond and the couptr,
trading herewith
he iuhteriber can fay with confidence, that Judy
ing irrN the tample heretofore received THAT bob
me roE FER & BEER is of hyperion quality, and
WI, DC t"'a as low as ii can be had in PHILADELPHIA.
Orders from the country will be PROMPTLY artrns3 ta
April IS.
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MILITARY LAND FOR SALE.
LosS, IN Richmond or M0nebcRer, Tire 9th iuJq.
a HANDSOME POINTER DOG.

II has ieveral large livvr-colo,'d marks on his
Il body; his head and ears are of the fame color,
and'', legs and many parts Of his body are couGde
raoiy ipeckied. He aaiwers 70 the name of Caio.
Whoever las found fad Dog, and VII! deliver him
to the Editor OF this paper hai receive Ten Dollars
Reward, or Five Dollars Viii be gwen to any perlon
who will give information where the Dog is, if in
Richmond or Mancheher, IT. the neishborhood
of either place April IS. St
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BOTTLED PORTER

HE fubieriber has on hand, and Intends keep
az ing, a conilant fupply OF Philadelphia BO-i'
LID PORTER, of the ben quality. P,rchaf.rs
may nave 1t put up to be fit for ufe at any time re-
4~'eu' ID. ] BURR,
April ls.
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VALUABLE FHOPEKlY fON ohL1.


RY virtue of a Deed Of I'ruf, executed to the fub.
- feribers. by Doior Jan,es Warral and Rebecca
ms wife, bearing date the 22nd of June 1905, to fe-
cure the payment Of purchafe made of Wiltihire M
Lewis, executor of Francis Lewis, deceaied--
Will be fold on the preniies, on Friday the 9th Of
May next, one TRACT of LAND, conveyed in laid
tru lying in the County Of Henrico, about four miles
from Richmond, and containing four hundred and
ninety-three acres leis, together with one ne
gro man An.tin and one negro woman Rachel, two
bay Hories, three mich Cows three Heifers and one
Wagon and Geer; or 70 much thereof as will be lnf
iicent TO raiie the fun of SIS 9s. Cd. current mo-
ney OF Virginia, due the fad Wiltlhire Nj Lewis, exc
cutor OF Francis Lewis deceaied, toget Their with ex
penc.s attending the execution of fai tr,iit, in the
following payments exprelled in fad Deed of Trun
VIZ. One moety thereof for ready money with int.
ret on the amount of faid purchafe 1878 los. Cd.
from the 2iit day of February 1904 to the EN- Feb
1906 except $50 dolls which has already been paid
and the reidue payable in two years from the GIN
February lait 1906, with interea thereon from the
atoreiaid OH February Iso6, payable the fad iu,e
ren annually. a Deed of Trut ON the nrop.r,v ~, IN
be required.
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VS.. Mo ,TPE' ( T,yace,

AT the fame time and place will be fold, the re-
ma'rder of the flock and plantation uteuGs OH f.iJ
farm on credit of months, for all fnms above ten
dollars with bond & approved freurity. ALTO will
oe h'red the tme OF three likely Negroes until Chritt
mas next.
April Is. .sr
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
TO RENT.

TO RENT,
? ME HOUSE and LOT belonging 20 MIR.
VIM. Dandridge's elate, next above Mr.
VIM. Prices large building For terms apply to
NATHANIEL SHEPPARD, Ageqf for He exes'y.
April Is. e
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Z Ohm HENRY has Jut Received. by the Ih;y
- Monticello from Iiverpool--7- sths and T. 4ths
wide IRISH LINEN, in we'll aiior,ed packages, each
Containing about so pieces; which lie offers for fae
at a low advanee.-ALso, vcry fin, 4-sths wide ditto
81 the piece.
RI LONDON PARTICULAR MADEIRA
WINE in pipes. April IS. f6wp
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'FS rartnerhir of obn Brsi.r & Co. at Cart.r,-
4 vile, is ths-dsy diiolved by mutual content.
The collection Of all debts due to that coscern is COM
n'itted entirely to EHiem AfKsnzic the aing part
ner of lillian h1Kersie iICo and to him alone
or to al! one he may appoint is payment to be made
JOHN BUTLER.
VIM NtKENZIE &Co.
All rerGons indebted to the late concern of FOB.
Butter = Co. are reQuettcd make payment to Mr..
Ralert A'kiaon ashe alone have authorized to gran,
dioharges for the fane.
VIM. NrKENZIE.
April 70. e
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Il liz Of commander and forces Of .Toifob BIZ
NaSv, dictated before Derme on tie 1873 June
Ha;len Bey, commander in chief.
Hadge 1inein Bey, commander of cavalry, de-
ferted June eth, and fucceeded by the late
governor Of Derne.
Muhamed Bey of Bengaz, commander of infan-
try,
MuRapha Bey Of Derne.
Imhemed Bey of Ogna, commander of the A.
rabs.
DRAFTS from the moR coREder0Gie dj9ri95.
Tripoiitans mounted go
Left Tripoli early in January, as is
fnPpofed from capt. Bainbridge's
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FOR SALE,

= Excellent PAIR ofHoRSES, well broke tc
L Geer Enquire d, the Warrington Tavern.
April % tf
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To regulate and fix tie eombtaasions IF The gteeys o.
tie Senate and Royjc Of IpeerejcntltiVrs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-13
BALTIMORE, August 6.

DhL ihORC, august g.
Capt. Low, arrived at Salem, from Leg
horn, repI S that
"Aboo' the 18th Of May an English
frigate of a. guns appeared off the har-
Dor Of LeghorD, and was seen TO take Sc
veral small craft OF the French coasters
from Corsica, bound 10 Leghorn--.he fri.
gate sent her boat in Il calm and took one
Corsican coaster it happened That the
Englishman drank too freely Of the Cor
sican wine that was on board the coaster,
the Corsicans retook their own vessel, and
the Engiishmen's boat with ten men, md
carried them into Leghorn. The frigate
the same day sent Il flag Of truce wishing
to exchange prisoners, which was not
granted. Dispatches were Immediately
sent on TO Florence 10 government. The
Corsians and Englishman's boats were or
dered to the Lnzaretlo TO perform quaran-,
tine. The frigate wos cruising off The
Gulph OF Genoa the day before Left Lst,-
horD.--A report was in town that lheffri-
gate had taken boat of the F%pcb
bound from Genoa 10 Leghoin, wiih 5000
dollars on bosrd.--It was daily eypee,ed
that the English would blockade Leg
hOrn.'
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which the lode Dendeuce If Holland is laid
al the feet If France, differ but Hale from
those Inserted IN this paper on The I'd in.
etant IN ih= Srs, ar,'cle, Bonaparte yua.
rantecs the integrity ofthe Ouch posses
sions in every part nf he world. Ii this
guarantee i, 10 be retrospective in its ef-
feel II will necessarily imply that Deme.
rara, Surinam, and ,he Cape, are TO be
restored TO the Dutch, or in other words
that they are To be pu. in possession OF
France. We do not suppose that he in
tends TO b. less pcre;nplory upon this
point than he was with respscl 10 the in.
,egrity of the French possessions during
the negotiation for the peace of Amiens.
A commercial treaty between France and
IL Hand is To- be one of the leading lea
lures w the new arrangement. We MAY
be assn I'd that there will not be an arii
Gle IN i, which will not be particularly
aimed against the Commercial prosperity
OF tins country. The complete exclusion
of British manufactures from every part
of The cont,nen,, within the range OF
French despousm, is favorite idea with
Banaparte. he experience of nearly
u'ier impractlcab'liIy.
I he Turkish ambassador had his intro
ducloIy Audience ON The same day that
prince Louis was hailed ny OF Holland
The address which he delivered on the oc-
cssion, is Published in the official paper,
in he original Turkish characters. Could
we place much reliance upon The iransis
lion annexed to it, we should be apprehen
siye that the pore was anxious for an i'm.
mediate rem wal af his former CONNECTION
with France, Bonaparle hints al some
thing OF this kind in his answer. The
safety aud advantages of an intimate
alliance with HIM are suggested in such a
way, thai it is 10 be feared closer ,cla-
ton than that which binds the two coun-
tries at present is not only medltated
but IN progress.
The long, and it mus. be admitted, i'm
portant services of Tali-yrand have been
rewarded with pr.ncipality Two Italian
dutch,es, 1t seems, were IN dispute be-
tween the courts of Rome aud Naples.
Bonaparte pu, an end To the d fferercs BY
seizIng on the dispu ed territory, and con.
feriing one Of the p'i"cp liities upon Tai.
leyrand, and The other upon Bernadotte.
The former is now prince and duke oil
Bevento--the latter prince and duke q
Ponte Caryo.