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er OF hngular contribution. on the Ohio river,
and enquiries for what Object this military ex-
pedition, is defined. Whether i, is intended
Gays this writer) for the Spanih mines of S m
tafee, for the city of New Orleans, or the Spa
NTH territory, or the Gulf of Mexico, or clCc.
where is all uncertainty, and conjecture yet
that a blow is to be ltruck fomewhere, Ihaye
no doubt.
Oaere. is there any connection between this
building of eun-boats Of fuch plan really ex-
iits) and the fettlng of 200 families near Nat
ch'toches UP the Red ri1,er, (if this plan TOO
really exiits)? See the extract from " the Sci
ota Gazette" in the preceding columns.
A moh deoru6tivc fire broke out in the town
OF St. Thomas, on the frft of October. The
two extrcmeties were fortunately faved, bu.
the centre which was newly and handfom-ly
built was nearly reduced to afhes, with the
merchandizes, furniture, aud precious effects
to very Comfortable amount.
The Legislature of Maryland commenced its
FELTON, at Annapolis, on the 4th inf. The
lioaie of Delegates unanimouHy elected To-
bias Z. Stanibury, Efq. their fpeaker.
The Legislature of New-Jerfcy commenced
Its fefiior at Trenton on the 2sth of October.
In the Houfe of AIembiy, the relative num-
Der of par;ies, is a2 Republicans to ls Fedora
lifts. They have elected James Cox, Efq. their
Speaker.
In the council, competed of thirteen MEM
bers, the federaliits have majority of one.
! Jofeph Bloomfield, Efq has been reelected
go7ernor and Aaron D. Woodruff, Efa. re-
e'ected Attorney General, without oppofiton.
1t isa hnsular nconfftency, that the two po-
! litcal parties ihoud he thus amoa balanced
ia the Lesiilative body, while the republican
ir let in he ME Il
| tented more than twice as many votes rs the fc
deral ticket. II is a fact, that James Sloan the
| lowett candidate on the republican ticket had
| as mary AS lo,959 votes, while Aaron Ogden
the hisheit on the federal ticket had no more
than 5,7s9.
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Salss at a6ir.

VIII 0R zVitbOHf ye1rre, BY t5e Ie,iJer,, on Wea-
nsjaay tie 9fb inn.
A BOUT twelve thouiand dollars worth of DRY
"A GOODS conliifins of
Superfne and fine Cloths,
Coarfe Cloths and Fannels,
CaGmeres, Jingle and double milled,
Corduroys, Thickfets, and Yelveteens,
Blankets, role and 0riped
CambricS A, 9 8 ard 3d.
Cotton Shirtings and Dimity,
Cailicocs and Chntz,
Shawls, Cotton and Silk,
White and Black Thread Lace,
Linen and Cotton H'kfs.
Sewing Silk of all colours,
An aiortment of Nuns and Co!oured Thread
Mems and Women's cotton Hole,
Mems Worried do.
Silk, Leather and Cotton Gloves,
Bedtcks and Durants,
Silk and cotton Umbrellas,
Silk, cotton aud leather Suipenders,
Plattillas and Dowas,
India Cottons,
SPanih Indigo, and
large aiiortment of Cutlery and Hardware.
Terms OF fale-All fums under so dolls caff-a-
bove Sd dolls aud not exceeding 200 dolls 90 days
Above 200 dolls. 8 & s months-Notes Negotiable
at the Bank, with approved endorlers will be expec-
ted.
Dar0JaaH, Fsfer and SafeJ.Y,
Hne'rI.
November II. eptdr.
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NOTICE.

WILL BE SOLD to Ae biybea biSs.y. o., Sotv,y..
The 22nd infant, at TIE Store deer oft5e G,bEyh.,
VIE reldue of the Efate of John Watkins,
i decd confilling chiefly of Houlehold and Kiteb.
N FURNITURE, Negro Woman and one Horfe.
erms OF fae, half cath and the other at fix months
credit Bond with approved fecurity will be reopi-
red All perfons having claims againR the F(tate.
are requeed to bring them forward on or before the
day OF tae properly authenticated, and thofe ndebt
ed WIN Pleaie make immediate payment, as the fub-
e'oer INTENDS eiong his misunderstanding as foon
as he politely after the fale is made
J.F. ROBERTSON, 6l,,'r.
Manchester, Nov. IL. tdf
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J TAKE this opportunity of informing my friend,
and the public, that mall open my houC. a, a
private BOARDING HOUSE, and nall be well
prepared to receive about Twenty Members of the
next Aiiembly my houle is among one Of the moe
convenient tand' it is ftuated between the Bank and
Barracks and adjoining the Capitol fquare have,
alto, an excellent Sable for Eighteen Horfes. No
pains will be fpared to give fatisfataion.
JOHN p. SHIELDS.
November H. eosw
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WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY,


MUSICK.
For fbe igfrnf7ioq Of tie tomng Ladiet i. tb;e
f!ega"f accomplishment, tie Irjqitution is for
fn'Gft IN baviag obtained Mr.. Vogel, one of
f"e 6eF teachers in the United States.
I the literary SCHOOL, an entirely new fve.
y TEN OF intrusion has been adopted, and each
PuPii wii' in the trN place. be taught to read and
write her own language correctly. Extraordinary
sxertIons will be made accomplish in the moO. ef-
feetusl manner this effential objed, and MURRAY,
excellent eorrie, which commences at the alphabs,.
and embraces in sprogrefs every neceary exeree'
wlU be or1tly purified Nothing more need be faid
OF this coure, than that it includes the foundation
and perfection of an EnglGh education.
Elegant new Globes, Maps, and Charts, and
complete library, have been provided to facilitate the
improvement of the pupils.
Terms, ( Is per quarter for board and tuition.
Of age. '''''
Nov. IL. @,
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IN CHANCERY.
LoajEa County, Oaober Court, 1905
Jofeph Beekiey PltG
aganl,
Robert Bell, Benjamin Henfon James
Bates and Warner Broaddus, DePts
'fiE defendant Robert Bell, not having entered
/ his appearance and given fecurity, according to
the a6t of Ahemby and the rules of this court and
appearing to the fstisaaion of the court, that he
not an nhabtant Of this ate therefore on the mo-
ton OF the plaintiff by his attorney; It is ordered
and deereed by the that the fad defendant Bell
do appear here the fecond Monday in January
next, ard anf~er the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
Of this order be forthwith Inherited in fome one Of
the public papers printed in the city Of Rich
mond for eight weeks fueeefvely, and poRed at the
front door Of the eourt-houie Of this county fome
court day.
a Copy Tene,
JOHN PoINDEXTER, c. L.c.
NOV. il. eoSm
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of difatrous conGquences that await perpetuity
in government.
A ERIEND TO PRINCIPLE.
PsRrALIs's LETTER.

Admit the authenticity of Portalis's letter,
which was pubfhed in our Iatt paper, and what
argument does it furnifll of Bonapar,e's defiens
upon Louiiiana
It's the wcll-known creed of the Catholic
faith, that the Pope is the fupreme head of their
church, and that in all cafes of doubt aud
fchitm, the subordinate churches in the moft re-
mote parts OF the world are to look up to him
for advice and inftruetion.
Why then fuppofe that it was any other prin-
cipie than this, which led the preiiden, of the
New.Or'sans church, to feek for the friendly
'nterpoiition of the mother church? II is true.
they did not addrefs themfelves directly TO the
Roman PontiS, but to PORTALS the French mi
inter of religious affairs. But why this devia-
ton from the efabliihed cuito,u Not becaufe
they wfhed TO obtain the political friendfl1p
OF the French Emperor; but his al!-powerful
mediation with the Papai See.
Ii Napoleon thought proper to throw the
pope entirely out of the queition, and di-
really to interpofe in the government of the
church, it is certainly proof tina. the power of
the Pope is reduced TO a mere mockery. It's
alto proof that Napoleon is not unwil-
ling to become the head ofthe catholic commu.
nity. But where is the evidence, that he wifbrs
to itretch his political fceptre over the minds of
the people ofLouiiana !? Does he not even in
the midt of his religious entertainments, mani.
felt due Difference for the eRablifhed govern.
meut of that country?
|. The Bifhop of Baltimore is to {" offer fome
candidates among whom a ncsy Biihop NAV be
choien, Provided the government of the United
States does not object to the election" Ifthere-
fore the government of the u. States does object
70 it, the election is declared to be of no eff.
feet Monheur Portals indeed, hetrays a
great Ignorance of our political inftitutions
tor neither the PreGdent nor Congreis can in.
tertere in any regulations of religion but it is
| an ignorance, which is at the ftme time willine
to acknowledge the political supremacy OF our
government.
! We did not charge the Bri;ifh cabinet with
iPirit OF encroachment, when the preieut We.
ncrable Biihop of Virginia was couferoted by
the Biihops of the Engliiil church. At tina,
time there was no other mode of confecration
adopted toroar young country; & therefore that
mode was inevitable. The fame argument would
luft'ty the confederation of Catholic Bilhop OF
Orleans by the e!tabliihed church of Europe
but the argument becomes till tronrer from
the tact, that the very ereed of the Catholic
Church throws this very power into the hands
of the Pope.
1t the Catholic Churches of Louifiana would
reject this ilavif!l principle of supremacy ant
unite with all the other Catholics, who reid,
Sutfbin the very bo(om of our country in til,
adoption OF fome (yftem of religious govern
ment, 1t certainly would contribute to our DO
ltIcal as well as to our religious Independence
Such was the important regulation adop ed b,
the Protettant EpiicoPa' Church Of the u. s.
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Gaining, which leave 20 fort of doubt, that the
Spaniards mean to difpute ground with US at
the point fthe fword and that they are aug
mentng their forces. The governors Cordero
and Herrera will he oppofed to the poor Ameri.
can Brira,ier " Faret miew." The general
has called ON the two territories for militia. =.
only; no matter, we have a few hundred con-
fdentias, and the eeater the difparity of force,
the more fame. We fhall be ready in 10 or 2
DAYS and then the governors mum retrograde, or
tate our Reel. Claiborne and Cuihing have re-
mon!tra'ed Groncy and repeatedly to Herrera.
who with much CecihoH repels their demands &
rcitera'es his determination to maintain the ter
ritory of hismater, eaft ofthe Sabine. The rights
ofhumanity & the genius of his country will in
duce gen. W to make one more attempt at
conciaton, hut he will be prepared to ftrike
the moment tits rejected. The accounts we
have of,he Spanifh camp and equipments are
marvellous: they are rerrefrnted as diforderly,
uudiftiplined and overcharged with the preci.
Gus metals. What think you of a fubaltern
bringing with him thirty thoufand dollars for
pocket money in douboons Who knows but
we may make coup dor and ieeure birth in
the bed of honor-6fteen days will decide"
NETWORK, November S.
Captain Dunbar, of the brig Neptune, from
Lifbon, informs us that Lord St. Vincent, with
five fail of the line, and friga.e, cruziug
off that port and that additional four fail of
the line blocked up the mouth of the harbour.
The United States frigate Contribution was
there, getting in new fpars, &c.
Mere. Hlp.
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NoN-IMPoKTATroS LAW.

1t is wonderful, with what perfect igno.
rance or inattention the conductors of our pub
tic prints will fometimes pats eff the mott eyre
eIous plumbers for oracular truths. One of tbefe
originates mfake (; while the others repubIfb
1t without the nightef contradiction. Both of
'hem are to blame for their inattention ; Tor both
OF them deceive their readers.
The following article, for inltance, which f;rf
took wing in a Georgia paper, was eagerly
re-Pnbiiihed ny the Political ReeiRer of Prila-
delPh'a, and has thence found its way into ma
ny of the northern prints of the continent, Bnt
the uighteit attention TO the article tfeIf vould
have expofed It's faliacy:
The following, fays Georgia paper. is ex.
traeted from the 9Th article of the treaty he
tween the United States and Great Britain.
which does not expire till the 10Th of Nov.
1906 -
" Nor lhalI any prohibition be impored on
the expectation, or importation of any articles
tn or from the territories of the two parties ref
'PeetiTe'y, which ihai not be extended to all q.
ther nations"
AS treaty is the /ubreme hazu of tbe land
and as the B-itlih has not been annullcd--we
mould humbly pre'ume the non.importation
"a" cannot go into operation until the 10th of
November at leaf and if goods were feized
might not the treaty be brought as evidence by
the defendants?
Phil. Reg.
The Federal Editor deemed this mon giori-
GUS opportunity for difplaying his own ingenui-
ty2t the expenCe of the al nininra.ion. But
the r;dicUle is here completely mifplaced for
the aiiertion itfeIfis founded upon mott per.
'ect ignorance Of the Britni treaty. Such a
crtlciim upoa the non-i1i6orfasis1 law would
rave been correct, had TIE 15.h article remained
y" force, until twelve years after The date ofthe
ratification of the treaty; that is till the 1eth Of
November 1906. But the fsct is that the difTe-
rent articles of this treaty were to hold good for
different times:
The fyFf ten were tn he b0,.na1snt.
IHe 1911 was to continue only two wears
after the late war in Europe unefs new ar.
engagements could be made OH the fIhiect of that
article
All the ofbrr articles Except theGt) were to
be limited 10 9 years, on condition that the
aforementioned arrange mcnts could be per-
feeted ! but if that could not he done, then
they were to expire with the 18th article IL.
felf
Every conductor Of paper ought 10 know.
that thefe two years have long hnce expi~ed.
md no new arrangements have been adopted
or courfe not Gegle article remains, except
the hrit ten. The 18th, & all the other articles
are mof fortunately fwept away; the very ben
provilion, indeed, which Mr. Jaws treaty con.
aimed. What then becomes of this riiiculous
Objection to the legality Of the non imborfaiiOa
kaaVR
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FOR SALE,

HE HOUSE and LOT on Shockoe-HlI. az
PFe.ent occupied by Capt Benjamin Sheppard,
Poiieiiing every accommodation for family, .nd ono
amongtt the mott airy & elegant iuations in the e
ty.-
ALso-An unimproved LOT adjoining the above
a purehaicr will be allowed great accommodation in
the payment.
THOS. NoRVELL.
NOV. IL. e
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November II.
eptdr.

FOR SALE,
ME BRICK TENEMENT on Shockn-hill,
4 lately occupied by Doctor James Nc Clurg, and
the WOODEN HOUSE and LOT, formerly occu-
pied by MIR Mofes Bates, Thi, property will be
fold on the prenifes, the eighth day of December
next, at Public Auction to the highefl bidder.
The terms of Salc--one third of the purchafe mo-
ney payable in two years-another third payable in
three years, and the remainder in four years Bonds
with two Perlonal ieeurities be approved by the
lubfcrber, to he executed by the pnrchafers, which
bonds niu carry interet from their dates respective
ly; the intereft to be paid half yearly.
SAMUEL GREENHOW, Hti,raey
fer Nm. LaHg60rH exe'Dfor Of Nm. Daadyiige, sesS.
AND
for DaVid Doy5iggfss and HjE.
november H. sptsd.
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NOTICE.
NOV. H..

PETITION will be preiented to the next Ge-
neral Af1embiy for leave TO ercet Toll Bridge
acroIe Mattapony River at Dunkirk, from tie
land of John Temple in King and Queen, to
The lands Of Robert and John Bird in King
William.
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y" Four fhops Gays Marft)v viz of Connec.
!icu., N. York. Pennsylvania and Virginia have
been elected by the conventions of their refpec-
tive ita'es, and have been duly confecrated.
The former by the Bilhops or the Scottilh
church the three latter by the Biihops the
Englh Church. fud L5eEc t1l-. in SEPT. 1900
nnitrd in The eonjferafion of a ffb ele9ed BIZ tbe
e0nVe"fion eftbe. Rate Of I1a,ylan4."
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FOR SALE,
30 Hhds MoIsiTes,
10 Tun Sweeds Iron,
10 Hhds. Loaf Sugar,
Cheits Young Hy!on Tea,
20 Boxes Soap,
For termsaPply to
HENRY HovEY.
ep3t
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,

Lave taken the new Brick TENEMENT
n 4 fronting the crofs arse, leading from Col May-
os br.dge' aud opPoiire S.eiirs John ard Rohers
CANDLES where they offer Tor iae under ,le firm Of
ISAAC WHISPER, & Co.
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. coldfmiths IIiaory of Rome.

The author prefumes shat 40 Ole will eouten thi,
Poiition aiho thele rceed, three Of WHOM,
were under the influence Of pique or n,adnei, and
Ns1han was 10 anxious TO regain his fgnsd dignity
and power, that he got Involved in trateraus
Tor which Re was doomed to die any d-stn he fhotd
Prste'' "hi'h was tina; Of bagsi7z ~
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LIKENESSES IN MINf.Trrp :

LIKENESSES IN MINIATURE.
DEANE will remain few DAYS a, the Roll
- Tavern, in this City, where lpeeimens of hi.
Painting may be feen.
lkenefles.
Nov L. eptf.
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Be biz " nfeati qyicted or ebari,aJl. pp

BE biJ " i7fentt qOicked or charitable ?"
Our lat file OF weReru paners furnilhes mr.
ngw iuformatioa about Mr.. Burr's prcie6ls r.
the wet. An author.iu TIE " Wenern Worlt"
bnder the fgnSture of can Obferyer" fun
'pofed TO be Humphrey Marlh4n, Pfu5 az
umes the report az true, that MIR. Burr i.
building "anumbeT Of gun-boats and fchoon.
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TsE FOLLOWING ARTICLES.

TIE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Old Madeira Wine, SOi:ves, :
Do. Sherry do. <Ca2,-s
Ben Cognae Brandy, Anchovie,,
Do. Antigua Rum { Nu.mers ! Frenh
Do. Holland Gin, Mace,
Hih5ert's Brown Stout, Cloves,
DO. Porter, Cinnan,on
Ciares of hyperion qua { Barley Sugar,
lily, SUGAR Candy
Belt SPanilh Scgars. Barley Sugar KiIe.,
LOAF Sugar, tSugar AlmoKds,
Cu;ipowder, Brandy Preierves,
imperial r. Box Railins,
Young t.Yton, G,na.;' Soft Shield Almonds,
souehons. quality. p peari Barley,
Ben Green Coffee, PLAYING Cards.
FRI quality Chocolate, Bottle Corks
DO do Brown Sugar, Putty in b!aiders,
"a do. do { Bar Iron aforted,
NoaHes, Nail Rods
Salt in Jacks, German S,e.,
Rice, Binered 10
Patent Shot, Plain qt Decanters,
Engii'h r. F. Gunpowder, Do. Wine Cliffs,
Brown Soap. tQt. Tumbers,
Mould Candles, PIT. do.
Northern Cheefe, Half p, 'do.
Ground Ginger, Green poke. BOTTLES.
Black Pepper, tElegsnt Globe Lamps,
SinPiee' Window Giafs 10 by l2.
Salt Pe,re, Do. do. bv 10.
Aiinn' China Coffee cups & fau-
Brimllone, GERS.
CoPperah Do. Tea do.
Glue of hyperion quail Do Teapo.s,
Y,, Do. Sugar dimes,
Fig Blue, do. Creamnot.
Starch, Do. Slop Bowls,
Bengal indigo, (Do Gallon Bowls
London Mucard, DO. half Of. do.
Dixons Belt do Witha general aGor.mens
Cayenne Pepper, iof Stone & Queens ware.
n. B. Having fupplied curfelvc, with more than
'thIr' oil the above articles with cath in Philadel
Phia' we are enabled TO difpoe of them on the mol
moderate terms Tor cath or country produce.
ISAAC WINSTON,
JOHN BAUCH.
NOV H. osw3m.
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NETWORK, November S.
CITE Gnq1trer.
RICHMOND, 1ltb NOYEMgER.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

eft is wife to converie with paf hours,
And ak them, what repor, they bear!"
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Burgh.
Polt. V. 8.
The author does not mean TO eoufne the fenfe Of
th's P@hage according to is literal meaning bu, TO
embrace every mode Of fpbyerfon, &c, !
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The Legiflaturc of Maryland commenced it.
FELTON, at Annapolis, on the 4th init. The
Hoafe of Delegates unanimouly elected To
bias E. Stanibury, Eiq. their fpeaker.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
NASSAU IN. Pl Ianuary !.

Extract from ,he orpai KEEP, by Capt, Ri
ley. Of the brig Eliza and Mary. Sailed from
New York the 10 oi September, and arrived
at Tereri ffe The sih Of November, whsre he
learnt the follow ING intelligence. That the Ro-
cheiort fquadron. conGfisg Of fail OF tho line.
3 irigarea, and brig, OF war. With the Calcut-
ia Euaffh 50 gun fiip, and EngIiih merchant
fhps. prizes 10 the fquadron, had arrived az
Sanla-CIuz on the s u,. which csuied an en-
fargo to be laid on all veGeIs directly, and
which was to continue while the fquadron was
in port. They had funk feveral Englifh fhips
that had valuable cargocs. on account Of their
bad falling, NOT being able to keep up with the
fquadron. THAT they had uniformly funk or
bornt all neunsl vefTrls they fell in with at fea,
that we're either bound to or along the COATS Of
Europe, to prevent intelligence getting &c the
Engllh Ace,s.--That they had taken out their
crews, and told them they mpR 20 with them
TO France, and Mould be paid by the govern.
ment the full amount. with damsge.-That a.
mong the neutrals were the foIlowing Ameri-
can yefels. viz.-briRs Minerva. Salter, Of
New York; AID Two Friends, Feswick. Of
Charlehou. with valuable cargocs, both burnt ;
fchooneo--, Tucker /; and --, Sareeant,
both OF Boaon. The number Of neutral vefels
taken and deRfoyea by the fquadron smcusted
to IS. the captains of which. during the day.
we're allowed the libery Of going on more, bus
the fame privilege vas not extended 10 their OF
fcep or Crews. The commander in chief, Moons.
lie Almane. had taken all their papers, and gi-
ven to each a certificate, Rsting that he had de-
aroyed their vsiIris aod cargocs, and that they
mult apply to the Miniter at Paris for remu-
nerztion.
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NEUTRALITY OF PRUSSIA.
NuaAMssasu, Nov. =.


We now know in pohtive manner what TO
believe of the intentions Of Proiiia towards sll
the beligercnt powers. A now reicrcfipt OF the
Prailiaa cabinet, addrcfied to the inhabitauts OF
tho PruiIian provinces in Franccnia. removes all
doubts. The regeocies of the mafgfaviau of
Anfpach and Ba1eu,h Immediately csufed il to
be publifhed With the following introduction; (;
''It has been lately made known TO all tho
Proaian aothorities. that all foreign armies fhal
be proceeded againft, TO avoid all fpccies OF cx.
cefs, in the fame manner and With the grcatett
impsr,iality. But a. though Misunderstanding
AID ignorance Of the nue in,en,ious Of the gov
crnment, il ha, been reported that his Msjeay
the King Of PrulIia wiihed to take al active part
in the var. IL has been enjoioed us to make
known to the people, that tho military prepsra-
tiaus OF PsuGis merely relate 70 the maintenance
Of the ftieaeR neutrality that the nesfures hi-
theuo taken arc only intended TO infare the
guarantee Of the fame. aod that no other inter
probation muA be given to them. We 10 conie-
quence repeat to oil the authorities and order
them to make knowu 70 thote under their jusif-
dicsion, that an the reports touching the pastici-
patton Of his MsjeRy 10 the var. arc deRisste
OF all foundation And this declaration 10 made
In order 70 prevent and hinder al illegal alta on
part Of the iudiyidssls and commones.