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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-02
LONDON, Nov. 5.

His excellencv the imperial ambassador
count Stauremberg, had contratlcted In
letter under his own hand, statement IN
morning paper, in which it was asserted
that the tardy advance of the Russians,
whose arrival is a full month behind the
lime it was expected, contributed TO the
Defeat of The Austrians. His excellency
Says:
! That this statement IS completely the
eSerse of the state of the case, which is
hat the Russians were full twelve days
EARLIER at their posts than they had pro-
missed, or could have been expected; and
po,hing but the most extraordinary and
unprecedented exertions could have effect.
ID this promtisude. =
t. November Z.
In the late glorious action, the Royal
ogereign,admiral Collibgwood's ship, the
lctory, Revenge. Belisle. Temeraire.
bellerophon and Mars suffered most
aptalns Cook and Duff, were killed, cap.
alo Iyrer wounded. The Royal Sovea
slgn, 1t is said, had four hundred men
Flltd Nearly half her crew.
french convoy destroyed. The Egypt
ane' ottorty guns, captain Flemming. has
s = the greater part of fleet OF 90
~ o. French vessels, laden with naval
.OlSs and bound from Biiboa to Roche.
The convoy, corvette, sscap-
.e-
ne Rochefort squadron had not arrived
port the so,h Ocs.
infse per cents, SO IL.
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THAT the above was the current news az
Hamburg, when The letter was uFiitens,
there can be no doubt; but as aecounss,
from Tonningsn, TO the 18th nit. Is day;a
later do NOT confirm il, the report fails, TO-
The ground.
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army, which, is q operate on the leftbaak
OF the Dsnube under him stands the Mar
shals Bernadosse, Lannes, Soull. SC. &c.
lie weat from hence into the neighborhood
OF kegershurg, and had his head quarters
tke day before yesterday at Newmarks.
The four capithlations OF Ulm, Memmin-
gen. Trocktelhngen and Bop6ngen, have
appeared 10 print here, together with the
18th French Bulletin.
From he Mayn, Oct. is. When the
French Emperor came to the destroyed
part Of the bridge at Donawerth, he caused
boards to be laid across, and himself to be
led over; and then he cried come, my
grenadiers,! and every one nastened after
his chief
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Meranaria zoallp antsrtiser.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2.
From OUR CoRREsPoNpENr AT N. York,
Interesting Commercial Article.

Interesting Commercial! Article.
The following form of proof of proper.
ty, detained for adjudication, will serve as
guide to those interested and being for.
warded as soon as they hear Of the capture
of their vessels, will save time and CHI
cane.
antigua, November IL, 1905.
VICE ADMIRALTY PRIZE COURT.
Ordered,
That in every affidavit to be offered by
any Neutral Claimant, in further proof OF
his property, the claimants shall make oath
that the several goods claimed did belong
TO the claimant at the time of lading, and
at the time of capture, and do belong at
the present time, and would have SO BE.
longed in case the said goods had not been
seized and taken, and will belong to the
claimant, in case the same shall be restor.
ed and arrive and be unladen at the origin.
al and true port of destination, until the
said goods shall be sold or disposed Of for
the sole account and benefit of said claim.
ant and that neither the king of Spain,
nor his vessels and subjects, nor any per-
son or persons being citizen or citizens
of the French, Batsvian or Ligurian re-
publics, nor any person or persons inha-
biting within the territory or dominions OF
the king of Spain, or the territories of the
French, Batavian or L'gurian republic, nor
their factors or agents, nor any person
whatsoever, other than the said claimant,
have, hath, or had, any right, title, or in
terest, in the said goods, at the said sever
al periods Of time, nor will have, until
sold or disposed Of in manner, and tor the
real account Of the claimant as aforesaid.
Political Register.
Alarmiag-It is reported, that the Brinfh 60
vernmrnr contemplates attempting to put an CO.
tire iiop to the e.toriatiox, by reutra!S, of Co
lon;al Productions of courfe, to eoodne the sm~
bsrtatioa to a fupply for the confumpt,en OF the
neutral country. Bef0a Palladiam.
/" Ramop with her thoufand tongues" made our
city ring yeaerday with grfof neq0s-a6gnal
DEFEAT of the FRRNcH f. 10 900 by lome,
by others 100. 600 were reported to have been
killed !--al foundcd it appears on the follow
ing extract of letter, dated Hamburg, Oeto-
Der IS, 1906. handed us, and received by a
mercantile friend, via Philadelph
Baltimore Amerieas Pof.]
&c The fun of our political news here, is,
that the Auafians have been beaten In Bavaria,
tho the French loft more men in Killed than the
Germans. The Rufiaps have gdfhed the Ereaeh
| back and taken Manich BY The ARCH
duke Charles has routed the French army un-
der Gen. MAIZENA,, in Italy. Five RutIian ar
mics each of 10000 men, are on their march a..
gainst. France. Prulia has openly declared a
gainG France. A Swedih aud RuAian army
were ctofing the Elbe, the s6th ut. TO take Pof-
feliop of Hanover
On the above Vie Federal Gazette OBJ.
serves
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From Str3sgtarSs P0sms.
GANZONET.
[SpANIsH.

/" Temp0! que t<ds mudss,
:" 81 Oerde manic qut," ST..
FLOW'RS are frclh, and ouhes green
Cheerily the linuct. ing
Winds are tct, and Glics, ferene
Tine, however, foon a,all throw
Winters I.ow
O'cr the buxom breath of Spring.
Hope that buds u Lovers heart,
Lives not through the icorn of years
Tine makes Love itieif depart,
Time and icorn CONCEAL The mind
Looks unkind.
Freeze AGedions wasmeft fears
Time fhall make the brlhes green,
Time c;iiolve the winter inow,
Winds be. foit, and skies le.cne.
Linnets ang their wonted tlirain,
But again,
Bliehted Love lhall never blow
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Tx Nay/t and The N<syl3aflr-

s.. TIE Nayt and tbt. N<syI1aelr-
An occaGonal Epilcgue to the play performedb By
the oficers Of the Eafern difrict, for the bene-
fit Of the lpfwich Lying in Charity, wiz.
ten by Mrs. 4, cobh0ld.
{ The fcene draws and dilcosers an old Nar
rocking Grady, a table near her with oos{e,
basket, and newspaper upon it,I
Huff, pretty dazzling haa,! bye, bye, bye, bys
Theirs good Child, 20 aow il does NOT cEy-
What, Glall I ling fong, OF itor2 Try AZ,
,To keep this little heip.si. banthsg quiet
1t will nnt on an hcnca Nprfe's coh.ssr.Eec
Be tie 'f:f baby that was la!i'd with neairae.
Young matter G-eps, his caps are neatly laid,
His viauals ready, and tbs cradle made.
What fhall do the minutes to amale
Why though no SrsalarI caa read the News.
But can undtrGand il No; tcas
There's nothing il my qtay to 'Eu3y there.
Wei let me Zee.
(PaAing on her Lpeazess and saking Up lie
Pa9sS.
Dcarl Dearl who could have thought IL
What's hare All News, as pls as II "a bought
:. it.
/" Labor Z Deliv,rancs = NOV, BY my dc
crsticn,
Inev'sy Inc touch a; M ptofela'a.
/" We hear, from B,a'ogae, thar the harn'rous
Try
6 Of RATS, Noops, briss, and gua-boats. are
laid BY
I" The troop, that late we're g,oaaing for iaya-
lion,
" Are eryixg at upon new ccea'on :
/" And they who Britain's va,nr d.r'd dfparage,
!" Find all their boaaings end in a 0ziiea,riage:a
Why aye; that's right but England, Tree and
hearty,
Laugh'd always at their threats and Borsparte.
t2fad;)
/" Now big with juR revenge, the heming ncgh
/" Collects her forces, byisgf her yriaas fo,ss;
s. She dnds that France in Iawlefs fway encrea.
ies;
&c That Italy sizzling all 10 pieces; @
!" Such times give 5irtb to more than common
zeal,
" And Auaria abers for the pablo veal.
" To FIX la&ibg peace on balanced pow'r,
" And blefs all Europe with a.bapby bour..
My aars how Joyous folks will drink and
fng-! @
I'll take thimble full to Bels the King -
(Re0d,.)
I" Vain are tie plots the foe to Freedom tired;
" His ProJeas f'etaiL arr trough 10 led:
I" Soon may the hour be pregnant with his doom,
6 And the Ufurper ,GnG bis ti,u< is eome.'
Lord Lord think the World ia lyixg in!
What's next o! here advertisements begin;
So to proceed with decent regularity
|Readsj
" The annual Meeting of the Ipfwieh Charity
Main1ain'd By moderate weekly contributions"
Aye, this know: a glorious Infisntion!
That foothes the hour with pain and grief oppref,
And makes, by timely aid the cottage blef.
What honef heart but would rejoice 70 FAY,
This charity is in a tbn1ing quay
Still rich in kind Protectors, may fourth,
And Britain: harder fons and daughters nouri9a,
I'm fnre with it well, and 20 for certain,
Do all our worthy friends behind the curtain.
To b< aud3nee.)
Then, Gnce '.is your applsufe our pangs begpiles,
Since our delights are GRADED in your fmies,
Afif our Ga5oars, bs@ to ,sf our errors,
And give usJafe deiiO',y from our terrorss
Fran Sh3xgfeya's Posms.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81.
-''St from the Continent Of Ea-
rope.
CONTINUATION

81 suSaeons from Dutch papers receis-
y 'as Office of the True american.
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/ have quantity Of HAVANA Sc
gars on hand, of the fecand and third qualities:
ALTO, lome go,d Chewing Tobacco.
Peter Wife, jun.
January 2. eo3tt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01


December, 1905.
Signed ca Mar. Taiieyra7d, u s.)
Signed John place of L,tchlensteia, e.. s.
Sgned, 1ynaz. count De Gayiai.
We have approved aud doapprove, the
above treaty, in all aud each of It's articles
therein contained We declare that it is
accepted, ratified and confirmed; and we
pro MISE that it shall be ieviolaoiy obser
ved,in filtn of which, we haze given these
presents, sigied with our hands, counter
signed, and sealed with our imperial seal
lat the palace of Sheabrunl, 27sh De-
cenber, 1905.
By the emperor, NAPOLEON.
The minister secretary Of sta>e,
Ii. ID MAREr.
The minister Of foreign relations,
ca. MAuR rALLEYRANp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01

Leiceaer At York be Won sol! fer .
year ODDS, beating Low,her's d c Griffin,
Cromptoh's en- AmSuli, Shspperd's M sd.
cap. Clitton's b : Cedar, and Garforth's cl, G
--eyeo 6eStiag on Ambuf, Hgsinil the field,
Al Manchciter, in Juue, he won sol. .for
8 year oids, two mile heats, beating Fo-
reigner aod LoYalii A, Stock ton Sept.
goth, he won l.S:epRake, of 10 "a each,
S fnbicribers, then Sir II WiIliamios's pro
psrty, formerly Mr. Hutchiafon's beating
Field's HishRyer, out of Wren, aud Tur.
uer's Delpine. la 1895, Hsmbleton won
i've times, TO wi1--a handicap plate of sol.
two mile heats, at 4 yeara old, beating Ir.
fea, Blacklegs, and Wa,kiis' BIC & years
old. AT Edinburgh, July goth. he won his
majelty's plate OF 100 60. 4 years old. d mile
hsats, beating Pyebald- and On the I'D
walked over lie ground for sol. all agee--
and on the a4sh, 50 &c. for all ages, q mile
heats, beating Gregfuu's b h Archer, 6
years old, Mr. Peacock's CHI Farmer, aud
M Wilfon's Creeping Kate. AT Dunfiies
IN October, heJwon sol beating lord Darl.
ialg'on'sb m Cooaaat --Iu 1896, Ham
bleton won at Keifo, sth OAoser, puIfe
of SO g.. beating Mr. Bailot Black Cock.
lin 1897 he @on 8 times, TO wi,--as Mid.
dleaam, III Yorkshire, a sw.eptakes of 10
gs each, S fubfcribers, mile heats, beat.
ing Merry Lad and Arthur. AT Edin-
burgh on Wednesday, the z6th. 20 rs for
al! ages, bes,ing Eliza Fox and Be,fcy
On Friday the 90 h, the ladies' fubfcription
purle ofS 50 gs.bca,iag Fietcber'o Jane. AT
Moutrofe in Scotland, Augua, he walked
over the ground for sol plate land ALTO
walked over the ground for fubfcfiption
of sol AT Kelfo, Oiober Ioth. for a
plate of SO 60. he walk d over the ground
--and ALTO his majcay's 100 gs given so
the Caledooisn HUT, for aay horfe, &c.
carrying IL It 4 mile heats, then 6 yeara
old, ne Won agalnf vi Wcutworth's Trim
bufh, Piermoat's Trimmer. aged, and Kin.
csid's Hector, aged -and Saturday follow.
ing, pnrie of sol. given by the Hunt.
free for any horfe, &c. beating Farewell g.
Rniker- At Carlisle he won 100 90 of Mr.
Stwell. bea,ing his b by Me,eor.----
In 1893 he WOO at Edinburgh, Aup,,f.
sol FOR all ages, beating Maxwel's Arab.
and w Maule's Hippopotamus. At Mon.
trofe be won plate of SO gs. for all aees,
beating Pitforthre and Contractor. See
the racing calendars for he foregoing years.
Wa. LIGHTFOOr.
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fa,sded myfef to his reputation. is now in fine
health full of vigor and sufcaIar Trough. and
will be lee to mares the enfuing fcsfon, at nv
fables in Charles CRY county Sandy POINT. az
Six Guneas the feafon, which may ic discharged
by the payment Of Five Guineas, on or before the
tenth day Of Augua next Three Guiness the
leap and Ten to infure foal, Dollar to the
groom Failures as extendve as any in the Gate
aud inferior 70 meme for fine natural graft, efpe.
eiailv the white elovr which abouuds 20 won.
derful degree in the months of April. MAY and
June. as alto after harvef. thar fucceG n Of crab
and other grafs which 70 penuiuy ,akes place
here will be afforded, with entertainment for Ter.
wants, free from charge No liability for involun-
tary efeapes nor will be refponGbls for any in.
juries or accidents which may not be the fefult
of wsn,on neglect or abufe. as here give my
word to the public, that 40 pains nor sfEduity
mall be wanting my part TO render fatsfsS tion
withos, reiPs@ to perfons, to every gentleman
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~eeua'S ms WnClc OF the ncredNa rg
states OF his majesty the emper. Or of G. n.
many and-of Austria, with the execution
of the place Of Brannau, which shall re
main Tor one month at the disposal Of his
majesty the emperor ofths French, king
OF Italy, as a place of depot for The sick
and for The artillery.
No requisition, of whatever nature,
shall be made nfthe inhabitants, during
that month. BUTT is agreed that at the
expiration OF the month, no corps what
everof the Austrian troops can be stall.
ohed or introduced within circuit of six
leagues around the said place of Bran
nau. 1, is in like manner agreed that each
OF the places which are to be successive.
~ evacuated by the French troops, with
In the time above mentioned, shall not
be taken possession of by the Austrian
troops I'LL eight and forty h>urs after the
evaouation--It is also agreed, that the
magazines left by the French army, in
the places which they shall successfully
eyacuate, shall remain at its disposal
and that the high contracting par les shall
make an arrangement relative to all con-
tributions of war whatsoever, imposed
on the hereditary states occupied by the
French army an arrangement in virtue
OF which, the raising cf he SAID contribu
tons shall entirely cease from the day of
The exchange of the ratificasions. The
French army shall draw its provisions and
It's sustenance from its own magazines,
established on routes by which il is 10
proceed.
XIII. Immediately after the ex-
change of the ratification Of the present
treaty, commissaries shall be named on
both sides TO give up and receive in
The names of their respective sovereigns
all parts OF the Venetian territory not
occupied by the troops of his majesty 4
the emperor of the French and king of
Italy. The city of Venice, the Langues,
and the possession Of Terra Firma, {
shall be given up in the space Of fifteen {
days; Venetian Istria, add Dalnaiia. 9
the mouths of the Cattaro, the We 4
netian Isles in the Adriatic, and all ,
the places and forts which they con, q
tain, in the space of six weeks from :
the exchange of the Publications. The
respective commissaries will take care +
that the separation of the artillery be
longing 10 the republic Of Venice from
the Austrian artillery be exactly made,
the former being 10 remain entirely to
the kingdom Italy. They will deter
mine by a mutual agreement the kind
and nature of the objects, which being
the property OF the emperor of Ger
many and of Austria are consequently
to remain at his dis osaI. They will
agree either on lie sale 10 the king
dom of Italy, of the objects abovemen-
tiOne ri. or either eyrha ore for an o..
qsvalent quantity of artillery. or other
Objects OF the same, or different na-
tnfe, which shall have been lef by the
French armies in the hereditary states.
Every facility and every assistance
shall be given TO the Austrian troops,
and to the civil and military administraii-
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49, near rs hands high, of high
form and elegance, riGag f3 years old, ia
good health. aud great perfection, import
ed by VIM Lighsfoot, efq. of Charles City
county. and now his property; will aand
the enluing feafon, a: Temple Hill, Oh Mi.
chums river. in Albemarlc county, ten
miles above Charlottesville, within mile of
Germans mill, and miles OF the brick ta-
vern, 60 cover mares ar Fix guineas the fea.
fon, for which note will be required dil-
chargeahle by the payment oftwsn,y dolls.
at any time before the IS,h of Sept next,
when the feafon will expire, with one dol
to the groom for each mare, paid at the TIA.
bic door. Ten dolls the Jingle leap, and
forty dollars TO iniure mare with foal.
Good aud sxtenfve pafurage, well enclo:
fed with river aud branches rusniog thro, !,
the fiat land afording as good forward paf-
tuccs az any 10 this part of the country,
gratis. Servants thar may be fest with
mares will be boarded for one doll,r per
week, aud mares fed is required, On reafon
able terms. The utnoa attention pail &
care taken to prevent acciden 8, but W II
not DE refpon6blc Tor any that may happen.
or Any gentleman putting i've mares to
Hanbieson, may feud one gratis.
JAMES KINSOLVING,
For William Lightfoot.
FEB. "a, 1906 wifi
P E ID &c RE E.
HambIeton was got by Oungsuuon, Gre
of Bedford land one of the belt ions of Or
Krlly's famous Eclipfe. who was efteemed
to be the beh horfe in England of his day,
aud covered at City guineas) --bis dam by
Snap, 6ier to Jupiter. bred by Mr. Crofs,
I773--her dam Young Marke's DAM by
Bank, Stirling, Mifs Magnett, oy Partner,
Greyhound, Curwen. Bay Barb, Lord D'-
Arcy's Arabian, Whitelhirt, Old Montague
mare. Thusir appears he defended from
the bea running ttock in England.
PERFORMANCES.
This horfe ranks very high as racer.
both for fpeed and bottom, as he proved
fucceisful in 40 races before he left the turf,
4 OF which he walked over, none veururing
to tart againa him. In 1894, at Ham
'bleton, Yorkfhire, on Wednesday, May
I4th, he won fweepa kes Of ten rs each,
70, 3 year olds, 6x fubfcrbers, two miIes.
beating Mr. Bethel's b by Maenum
Bonum, Pierce's b { by Young MarAse,
Xerngy's Confederacy. & Craddaek,s ,b :,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
The famous high blooded
Eugiifh Horte,
HAMBL ErON.

Bred by the duke Of Graf
ron. a beautiful bright bay,
near rs hands high. of high
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-04-01
The eeIebra'ed high blooded
Bnglif, Horse,
0 S C A r,

Full fifteen hands high. impor.
ted by me in 1904 after having
fcen him the year before and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-07-22

Here, we'have no eoutroverted principlest aIume,
IN maintaining the approbrioss charge. 1t is not,
that the ocean, and in the interruption of com
mereia intercourse with beigerens, neutral preten-
fons are oppOfed; but, it is that into the heart OF
peaceful cities, and among the villages of harmless
peaiantry. armies are fept to levy contributions or
purdue their deioating march, by power which does
not alledge againa the haplefs fuerers either the
rights of war, or the provocation of wrong. An
fPaeh, Hanover, Switzerland. Hamburger, Frankfort,
even Rome itlelf, where reconeied apofiate might
have been refrained by decent repea to the fupsr-
tition he has profeled to reune, thefe. and many
other places need but be named, to call up adherence
of the ufurpers maxims and to ihow his utter con-
tempt for the mot acknowledged and faered of neu-
trail rights, whenever he has power to invade them
Even bed-chambers are not fafe for princes in the
boiom Of neutral court
ITO be eontinued.)
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15u ausDaritp.
LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT


Supplementary TO tie a .rakinp eyov;Goa far III, .,
mint eaiAs Of eifi=eas of tie IT, Slater ON be co
vernmeni Of France.
Belt e-s7ed6y tie Senafe and Hoaf of Pesy,cy,,.
f,Or' q tie United States Of Arerie~ in Commit a.v
6'fa' That the Secretary of the Treaury iha caufe
to be paid at the Trealry of the United States the
amount OF certain claims of citizens of the United
states againit the government of France arng from
the bordeaux embargo, in conformity with certified
hit OF iquidations, a,teaed by the miniaer OF the
pubic treaury of France, and tranirnitted bv the
mmitter plenipoteutary of the United States, at Pa
ns' to the faid fecresary; which payment fhal be
made tor uch funns, respectively as are ated in the
aforementioned l of liqudations, to fuch perfons,
respectively asthe accounting officers of the treafury
HAL determine to be rghtfnly entitled to the fame,
and out OF the monies her toorc appropriated for the
purpoie OF difchargip claim. of citizens of the
United States again the government of France the
payment OF which was aiIumed by the government,
of the United States by virtue of the convention of
the thirtieth OF April, one thoufnd eight hundred &
three.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of tie Ho1f of Resre/cntatiye,.
S. SMITH,
PrigIsnt ofsbe Seaate, Pro tempore
April Is, 1906.
APPROVED,
TH JEFFERSON.
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NEW PAMPHLET.

at a moment when our negotiation is pending
with G. Britain, it is Of no little intercft to
underttand the exiting opinion of thofe writ
ers in England, who have hitherto oppofed
the nemrahfng doctrine that being one ofthe
principal points at iffue between the two GO.
vernments. The following Obfervations"
on this fubjeef, are from the author of a &c.
lebrated pamphlet, which has made much
nolfe in this country, and of which we pre-.
tented an analysts to our readers in JANUARY
latt. We have ventured to accompany the
text with fuch comments as the fubjea feem-
ed to require. OF thefe note; fome are fub.
Hantially taken from the American Cit.
zen;" the mott of them are from the editor
of this paper.
One remark more-Eiopes of an advantageous
compromise, being formed from the principles
of pamphlet lately publiihed in England,
= and attributed to the pen of Lord Holland,
tits proper to ihow the grounds on which
this lait fuppo6tion has been combatted The
following contradiction of thar report is from
the London 4" Traveller
"Tofuppofethattheillu 9riousncp ihould
write, & the fagc Statefman could approve of
Partys pamphlet, which, haftily written, abound
with talte Englifh, is fraught with contemplate
political reafoning, and common place inteli-
gence; pamphlet, the author of which tri
umphsiu the fucceis OF our enemy depreciates
and flights the aflifance of RufIia reprefents
cur condition in fuch fate of humiliation, as
to induce deep defpair who, in word, RATES.
France to the highef pinnacle of grandeur, and
links England to the loweit Rage of deprefiion :;
requires degree of creduity and of blindnefs,
that could, It fhould feem, be only founded in
the mott profoond ignorance. We have tho't
1t neceiiary thus promptly to eXpofe this impo-
htlon, becaUte it is calculated to be extremely
Injurious to Administration
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merce, or ooy that part which eona: 10 Br,in manu-
fatures bai that c. Britain has not the fame tchr TO
refrain our lawful trade on the ocean, the prea,
commons OF all nations. I, is preponerous idea
that the right TO this trade founded upon our ami
~ with England" that i, i. derived from the cour,efy
OF royal order adireiiej to particular ceurt Of
admiralty, and no. from the general law of
nations. Let the author prove, that j, is the
privilege of an EngliGh king to regulate our colo
NAL trade be peafes, before he attempts to prove
that our prefent RICH, carry it on is derived from
the indugens iufpsnGon of that privilege.