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june 10.
The fate Of Germany is decided, and the new
contribution projected by Bonapartr, win ap.
pear in a few days: Cardinal Fefi is the bearer
oft. This free imperial cityis fortunately to
retain its liberties, under the immediate aufpi-
ces of the king of Pruflia. The whole plan
ihews that Bonaparte aims at universal mon-
archy.
'Gaeta ftill holds out-The infurreSlions in
the kingdom of Naples continue to mott a.
farming degree, and reinforcements Of French
troops are daily arriving there.
Baron Bedeu, the Honoverian envoy, has left
Ratisison for London, Mr.. Hill's fecretary has
alto left that city.
The king of Prufiia has made encroachments
upon the territory of the imperial city of M.
remberg, by feizing the fnburb of Garthof, a.
gaint which violation the. fenate of that city
has mot foemnly protected.
The negotiations between the courts of ST.
Peterfburgh and Berlin faid to have been
broken off, becaufe his Sweeiiih maiefty will adj
NIT Of no condition d;ihonourable to his engage
ments, or repuenant to his feelings.
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HAGUE, June II.

A report is in circulation TO day, by no means
atoniihing, confldering the times we live in, as
it alto agrees with preceding events, that the
elector of Baden is aboutto abdicate his govern
ment: and that the electoral prince, WHO'S ex-
peeted from Paris in the month of July, will
fucceed him, and will refde at Mannheim. Il
councillor of tate, who came to Chariruhe, at
the latter end of May, has, it is faid, already
made fome preparations on the lubictt. A Mort
time after, Prince Louis OF Baden, fon of the
eector, was diGn(ied from all his employ
ments. Great changes were made IN the mi
niltry, when the mott dAinguhed pcrfons were
penfoned.
Il IS iaid again, that the Pope will reign the
chair of St. Peter to Cardinal, and the States
of the Holy See, will be added to the kingdom
ofitaly. The French empire will then take a
new title, and comfortable number of new
dukes will be created. 1t is ALTO added, that
great alterations will take place in Switzerland,
in favor of the duke of Neufchate.
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ALBANY, AuppR a.

Extra8 Of a LETTER from bis exeellcacy eo7,r0or
H@H, 10 bis Jriend in this city, DATED Detroit.
1Ifb July, 1906
arrived here the 9th June the Territory
was in high tate of alarm they expected an
attack by the Indians they were building
bIockhouies and ftockades for an hundred miles
IN extent. Immediately fent for the chiefs of
the different nations. They came according to
my irequea, and in few days every thing was
explained to their fstisfaciion. They are per.
fetty friendly, and every thing is entirely tran
quil--The people have returned to their ufual
employmentS."
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FROM THE NATIONAL rNrELLrorscrs.

a new print has recently made its appearance
at frankfort, in Kentucky, entitled the "WeC
tern World" in which ferries Of papere j. com.
meHced under the head If " The ntuckv
Spaniih Anociation, Blount's Conf,iracv. and
General Miranda's Expedition" The Editors
OF this print are Jofeph M Street and Tobn
Wood. Of the fire. individual we know no.
thing-ihe latter is the fame who recently 4dit-
ed the Virginia Gazeite, federal print nj Rich
mond, and who fome years fnce wrote /" the
HIltory of the administration Of Iohn Ada ne -
1heie papers contain dilclofures peculiarlv
inierefting to the people OF Kentucky, as Wen
as III high degree interefting to the prope of
the whole usion. Men of great refpeStabitv
IN that rate are charged with being IMPLICATED
IN plot, formed in the year 1885, to fcpara,e
II from the union, and to unite it TO foreign
power.
On The appearance Of thefe pieces we felt
Tome hehiatiou as to the courfe which II he.
came an Editor, Whole object was the diFnGou
OF truth, to purdue. The iubied had abundant
intereh to command the public attention but
this confederation did not feem TO inaifv tbs
circulation of what might turn out 10 be 2 vror,
caiumniation Of yirtuoos men. Circumasnce,
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N.CAROLINA.
NEwRERN, Aug. Is.

In conteqnence ofthe a6t paTed by Congrefs
at their lar felton,, to authorize the State of
S'''t"eS ~ tiTuc grants, &C. the Governor of
that State has lately applied to our Government
tor the book containing the transcripts taken
from the records in the Office OF our Secretary
OF state, by the Agent of Tennefee, under the
authority of the act of our General Aflemblv,
Paded in 1908, authorizing that State to perfect
Titles &c. Governor Alexander, we underftand
has declined a delivery of thefe books until the
Legislature of this States flla have had an op-
Portunity OF acting on the late law of Congreis,
which is believed, in fome of its proviiions. TO
be direct violation of the celion at of this
o'ate. Raleigh Reg.
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RATISBON, June 9.

The Englifh fecretary, MIR. Rich, has lately
leIt this city, it being undcrfood that Mr.. Hill,
the accredited envoy, will not appear any
more at the Diet.
We expeGt to learn, on the arrival Of the co.
adlu'or, Cardinal Fefcl, what will be the new
Intuition ct Germany. 1t is fsid that fore
oi the great Rates OF the Empire, united to the
petty territories of fome neighboring Princes,
will form lederative Fate.
June 8.
Toere is no truth in TIE Rstement in the
public journals of convention having Ne n
concluded az Ptris ON the 2IR ult. relative TO
the affairs of Germany.
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Batavian Conlai Generals Office.

The Confu' General of the Batavian Repnb-
hck to all owners and matters Of veliels, that by
dhpatches received from the Commanders in
Chiet OF the Dutch Wef-India Hands, ftria or
ders have been given to the Dutch privateers
lately fitted out of the different ports, to fearch
and examine very particularly, all neutral vef-
ieis hound to any port whatfoever, unlefs they
are iurnIihed with the proper certificate, from
the Conful General or from his Agent in the
different ports of the United States of America.
In confequence otwhich / have Thought proper
to iiiue this my notice. 70 as to proven, any vef-
lei from being detained ON her paflagc, for want
OF the above mentioned document Agents
will be immediately appointed for the different
ports OF the United States.
ANTHONY MORALES.
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@aIrS at anttiotl.

WI be faid, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'e5c5.
on Lsfet' s iosoer qebarG fer obbyoued eadoy.
led7SgofidBs nofeJ ~ fv month
TWENTY hhds. prime BROWN SUGAR. and
ten Pnneheons real ANTIGUA RUM. =
ADo, on aiaety dayS
boxes Imperial chefs byfon aud do younef,-
Ion iEAS' landing from or bsard the sehr Ri =
niond, Capt. Seaman, from New. Ycrk
TAYLOR q BROWN, Agioseer,,
Augua "a,
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Extraa efa letter dated Kingdom (5am.J IT

have one thing to mention on the fcore of
buhnefs, which it would be well to attend TO-,
that is, when ihipments are made to this place,
the bills of lading ihoald fay TO whom conlign-
ed here /; for if to the captain, or other alien,
then he mutt throw it into the hands of mer-
chant here, and duty Of per cent is claimed
by the city of Ilington. This has taken place
only ince my arrival, and there are flits now
pending on this very butinels with two vefIels
from Philadelphia.
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EXPEDITION AGAINST SOUTH AMr.
RIGA

Exiraa ofa letter from an officer at ST. He.
lena, dated the 81 ofMay.--" We are iuf ar.
rived here, from the Cape of Gord Hope, with
large ileet of men Of war and tranfports. Orr
deilination is for the Rio de Ia Plata, where orr
fra osjset of attack will be Moote Video, and
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ITALY. Nav Of.

Fxtra8 of a private letter. from ETeuna, time 4.
Though cannot abfoIutrly vouch for the
authenticity of the following letter, which cir
ouiatea privately here. vet cannot refrain from
Tending you copy of it, as it is certainly not
unfuitable to the character of the man to whom
it is attributed
"To THE KING OF BAVARIA.
"'Sir and Brofber-I made you king, and,
from particular eteen aud refpett for your per-
ION, TENT you my miniffer at war and able coun-
fellors to organize and direct the administration
of your itatee; yet though you have enjoyed
thefe advantages full four months, you have
done nothing really ufeful, and confeuuently
have reaton to believe that you do not poiiefs
the qualities necehsry to govern well. Imut
therefore adyiie you to abdcate in favor of your
ion, of whom / have conceived better hopes.
As l with and expect your acGuiefcence in this
propofal,I hall take care to fecure to you a
fuitabie penfon.
NAPOLEON"
May %.
A report is in circulation of the death of the
fpoufe of Lucien Bonapartc.
The prince OF Hcf1c Philipfthal ftill keeps up
correspondence with number of the citizens
OF Gsta, who gave him very comfortable ailiR-
aHce in recent fnrte. The French vefItls
which were intended to ACT againt the place by
lea, have fallen into the hands of the Englifh.
VIENNA, June Q.
From the frontiers of Turkey they write,
that the chief part of the Servian army had left
the banks OF the Dwina, and had laid clofe
fege to Belgrade. They have erected three
batteries, from which they greatly annoy the
garrifon. The Turks made fally to deRroy
one of thefe, but the attempt failed. To Judge
s,., tle q, ,,,i t,.
OF the carlton, it cannot be expected to hold
out long. Bonaparte will aid the Turks to
conquer the Servians, aud the Servians will then
enter INTO his iervlce and compete the rank and
ME OF MS armies aurora.
The court of Vienna has at length determin-
ed to lend minittcr to the new king of Naples
Baron dc Cuff, man of ability, and already
known by ieverai potica. millions, is, il is faid
to OTTO. Count Kapnitz continues to reiide at
the court of the late king, in quality of ambaf-
fador.
June IL.
The trial of marquis Ghileri for fnrrender-
ing the Cataro to the Rufiians, contrary to his
inRruct'ons, cloied on the It infant. He has
been ientenced TO the lofs of his rank and to ex-
lie. 1t IS, however expected, that this fentence
will be mitigated in higher quarter.
June IA.
a declaration has been forwarded to Rqtif
bon by the head of the empire, in confequence
of the notification made by the arch chancellor
OF his having elected Cardinal Fetch as his fuc-
eehor.
Prince Ferdinand of Wirtemberg, comman-
der in chief in Lower Auttria,i is lhortIy expect.
ed here on his return from Paris.
The exchange of couriers between this city
and Paris is till very briAk. The French am.
baiiador, M. RochefoucauIt, has ALTO had feve-
raj conferences with connt Stallion, minilter for
Foreign Affairs.
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.EW-JERSEY.
TRENToN, Auguft IA.

Our fe!!ow-citizens of other ftates will be
Pieaied to hear, that Crops in New Jerfey have
TINS ieaton been uncomnonly productive there
has not, for many years pat, been 70 much or
10 good. Indian Corn is highly promifipg in lis
appearance, and the feafon is at prefent very
favorable to its perfection.
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HAMBURGER, Tune "A.

The reform in the empire, or the new conRi-
tuition Of Germany, will be prefcnted to the
Diet Of Ratiibon, on the 9th ioR We may
tier fore expect hgh, Of the e5icfPoaVre here
by che Sd OF 9TH Of July.
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Mmiaers are rumoured to be actively preparing. is
expected to take place in September.

CoNsrANrrNorLE, May 8.
Mr.. Arbuthnot, the Engfh Ambadador, has had
frefh conference with the Reis Egendi at which
he emrhatealy declared, that if the Porte did not
within few days, come to determination to renew
its treaties with England, Englih fquadron would
certainly make its appearance in the Levant, as any
further refula ua be eoniidered rupture between
the two powers. To this declaration no other anfwer
has been given the part of the Porte, than that it
isreiolvedto maintain the neutrality which it has hi
rherto obGerved.
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POMERANIA, Iune 1s.

The negotiations between the Prui1ian and
Swedili courts are carried on without ntermit-
non. The general ofcavalry, count Kalkreuth,
Is to proceed to Stralfund, with view to for
ward them.
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BALTTMORE, Aueut 20.

Captain M'Combs, arrived here yefterday
from Trinidad, informs, that general Miranda
iaiied the 25th July, accompanied by fl,ip, Q
briggs and or fchooners-fuppo!ed for Mar.
garstta.
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NETWORK, Auquft ~.

In the barque Jase, which arrived at this
port on Saturday from Grenada, came paGen.
gers, captain Lewis, late of the ilip Leander,
and Mr.. Charles Riving,on. Mere. ddp.
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KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, July 26.

The proipeets of the crops of corn, arc gloo.
my indeed; owing to the long drought. We
nave icarceiy had one rain during the fiimmer ::
we h. - &c r---i- .-I~ig, winch viii
not probably produce one barrel to the acre.
Indeed, although we cannot fay. that famine
is ftaring us in the face, yet there is profpea
OF greater fcarcity, than before known in the
otdle. Gazette.
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FROM THE PORT FOLIO.

The following verfes quite fu!Tcient to ndca.
MIR. Moore's Preteniions to genius He i. addreli
avery young lady, who is luppo.ed to hv. ex,reT
ner regret that The was not profoundly iee in f.
ence and literature 80 'e'
Never mind how the pedagosue proles,
You want not antiquity's ftauip
The lip, that's 70 fceuted with roles.
On never mutt imell of the lamp,
Old Cloe, Whole whitening kiGe.
Have long fet the loves at defiance.
Nov, done with the fcience of bIiIes,
May fly to the blilIes of fcisnce.
Young S'pPho, for want of employment,
Alone Ger her OVID may melt,
Condenn'd but to read of enjoyment,
Which wiier Corinna had felt
But for you to be buried in books,
Oh, Fanny they re pitiful FACES.
VINO could not in enc of your looks
Read more than in milioas ef4agesI
Autonomy finds in your eve
Better lights than Che nudies above.
And mufc muG borrow your fgh.
As the melody deareli to love.
In ethies-'tis you that can check
In minute their doubts and their ouarreI.
Oh. thew bur that mole on your neck.
And twill foon put an end to their morals.
Your Arithmetic only can trip
When to kits and to coun, Won ends,-or-
But eloquenee glows on yorr lip
When you fwear that You'll love p,e f,r.,..
Thus you fee what brilliant alliance
oiart' IS attended in you,
a courfe of more exquifte fci.nce
Man never need win TO 90 tbrouob
And oh If fellow like me
May confer diploma of hearts,
wish my lip thus leal your degree,
My divine little Miarefs Of Art.
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The Lombardy Poplar infect, whole veni-
NOUS properties were a iiort time ago the OBJ
leet OF general alarm, is now proved to be per-
fectly harmless. We have in our poHefIion fomc
OF theie intects, which within few days have
emerged from their chryfas Rate into mott
beautiful butterfly. il.
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Dolls. 100000

DOl!s' SIO,OOO
Befdes, the fliip Henry, Rufle, captured in the
India leas, carried Bombay and Ceylon, detained
S or months, and finally releafed, the whole char
ges, to coniderable amount, being thrown upon the
owners.
The hip George Warrington, Daniels. captured on
her palage from Calcutta, and carried to England, re-
leafed, owners paying charges
The flip Meifenger, Bufiuton, bound to Europe,
detained in England, releaied, and charges thrown
upon the owner.
Several other Salem vefCels have been nopped in
the eourie OF their voyages and carried out of their
way, and though finally reftored, we believe in all
eaiesthe charges have been paid by the owners
The tate Of the Concord being uncertain, her cafe
need not be tated. (SaLsm Regiqsr)
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Mr.. COOPER played MACKBET'tI on Vsd-,.f
Gay hght---On Friday night, he appeared IN a..
Character Of PIERRE in otways VENICE pPP-
StRVED--We lament that the sbfcnce Of ~.
Editor inonid have prevented the uila notice be;as
taken Of theie approximations. O"s
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A letter from Bermuda, dated 2sth Julv,
Jays" the brig Friends Adventure, Dodge, of
New York, was this day brought to trial, and
both vef1el and cargo reftored, with the exceD-
ton of one fhipment. A few days ago, the fhip
Huntrcis, of New-York, was brought in and
detained on fuipicion of having contraband
goods on board"
John Cotton Smith, one of the representatives
of the tlate OF Connecticut in the CongreCs Of
the United States, is faid to have reGgned his
feat.
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ROME. MAY 90.

It is confidently reported, that the emperor
Napoleon will crown his brother Jofeph, king
of Naples, in the church of St. Peter.
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lCaptain Lewis fpeaks very unfavorably of
the iuccefS of Miranda's expedition.
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Dnnssfic snteiIigrner.
CAPTURE OF THE SHIP CONCORD.

The ihp Concord, Capt. Richard Ward Jun from
Salem, direct for Rotterdam, was captured Tune 8,
off the Fart, by of his Britannia maeRy's lips
and fent for Portfmouth. The caufe of the capture
is, that part of her cargo the production OF one
OF the enemies colonies (ro. eaemi.s prepert,I We
underiand that the far greater part of this p cargo
is Mocha Coffee, imported by the owners, George
Crowniniheld and Sons, of that place. and only a.
bout dozen hogheads ofcofee lad to be the pro-
duce of Bourbon, in the EAT Indies, not imported by
them. The whole corgo had been landed ieverai
months in the United States, and the duties paid or
focused to be paid in the cuftoary manner and there
lsns Pretence OF enemies property. Rotterdam isl
blockaded, being of the excepted ports in Mr.
Foxs proclamation for ihps going from neutral coun-
tries. The ihp and cargo was to be brought TO trial
at the la dates from England, and the queio to he
decided is whether the ei ial be fanGtoned by his
MaJeitys courts of Admiralty, the itoen goods be
reltored to the rghtfu owners. II dfniiIal takes
place. the leaf favor be expected, is that the enor-
NOUS port charges and admiralty expences will be
thrown upon the claimants. Here is a valuable fhp
when proiecuting lawful voyage, with cargo con-
fehedly NEUTRAL nineteen twentieths of which was
purchaied in Arabia, neutral country, arreled mere
~ Tor having on board few bhds of coffee, ippo-
led to be the produce of enenys colony defined
to the port OF another belgerent county Does the
Bourbon coffee contanirat. the rah cr H. 49,,
But the production of enemies colonies can be law
pretext TO feize the whole. If the Brth doarine is
to be thus extended to reach whole cargo becaufe
part was produced in enemy colony, the Alneri-
can commerce will be reduced to a name merely and
the people of the United States will enjoy bur the
ihadow, while the lubGance is fwaowed up. The
capture of the Concord be confdered as NOTHING
when we reflect that this is but among hundred
equally and perhaps more fragrant violations of our
neutral rights by the fhips of war of Great Britain.
From the port OF Salem alone, note the following
Eritiih captures and condemnatons of our ps DURING
the year pat
The ihip Hazard, capt Bullock, at Jamaica
condemned, flip and cargo worth doll. 10000
The brig Liberty, Lambert, at Cournbo. in
Ceylon, the whole condemned, Inppo(ed
:, worth 10000
Ship Prudent, Ford, from Batavia Gil.
fame place condemned, hip and cargo faid
to be worth 100000
Ship Wells cargo at Gibraltar, condemned,
hidto have colt $4,000
Brig Hannah, Ropes, at Halifax, vefIel and
cargo condemned, 10000
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MUNICH, June II.

The French troops are expe6tedto evacuate
theie Rates in the courfe Of four or five weeks.
The 18th of June is now mentioned as the day
on which Brduuau is TO be delivered up to the
Aunrians
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a French courier, who p1fird through this
city, is the bearer of paHes for the councillor of
Rate d'Oubril.
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d;.covered the greatest resentment
hs ~ naa violation of bis territory y me :
a. = ~ emperor. and protested agalnss =
Fssnen , ,r,r terms. He hac given iree
IN the s.,o ne Russian and Austrian troops
liberty % % any part Of the territory
:, 10 pl had actually marched q BODY o. nus us.
. ns and in conjunction with 2, Russian
troop' had taken possession OF Hanover, IN
i0fee, "a &c the king of Great Britain, aud
sns y ICES Established the former government ):
p ms had apparently inspired the courts OF
r p. a and LONDON with confidence in
s'su Enrichment 10 them; and his officers
: =, = forbidden the entrance OF Prusslan
a.. ...els into French, Dutch and Spanish
Allthese would seem TO be suffici-
=, indication of hostilityto France; and
s' termination to makea common cause
sS ,be allied powers; but then he had
wv WV declared war, nor published any mani
ESQ ss af his intentions and il was said
T rs t5lthat the answer of Bonaparte to
H. prn,s;an note transmitted by general
nnroe. would eventually determine the
conduct his Prussian majesty would Psr-
.ne. and we do not find in the French pa.
D.,s. nor in the communications OF Bona.
par,e 10 his army, any suggestions of the
r r hostility of Prussia. Our last Lon
doo pape, ,he Courier, Of Nov. y only
saws on the subject: /" Prussia is commit-
I'D NTH the allies, and has adapted a sys-
tsm Of conduct dscisioe at her determination
70 unite Nth them against France" Some
| If the English politicians appeared to be
Jealous of the friendship of Prussia; and
3 think that like Bavaria, she can blow hot
one month, and cold the next. If she
] does Join heartily IN the war, we venture
/ 70 predics that Bonaparte will not reach
yienua, unless with his hat under his arm
this year.
Ills certain the Russian and Prussian
troops the last Of October had entered
q Hanover. AT the last dates they had pass
ed through Lauepburg, on the Elbe. The
Russians entered Boitzenburg, on the Elbe,
1.-The 9th October. twas expected Prus-
sian army would invade Holland
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BALTIMORE, December 81.
Cleared on SatArday.

Brig South, Carolina, Serrill, Cnarlsiton.
Arrived, fnip Lovely Matilda, C'Connor, in
43 days from Touningcn. Left there, brig -,
Smith, of Philadelphia, to laii for Bourdeax in 7
days; chip American, Tabor, Of and for New.
York in I or days; Ship Olive Branch. Crock
er, of New York, Tor ksw- Orleans, in, days.
Sailed, big Cdtharine, -, Of Alexandra,
for Phi!sdelphia, With German fervants, fame
day. The !h'p Bslv'dcie, Michacis, and levc.
raj other American ve8els had gone from Top-
ningen to HanlbuTgh when the block adc was ia.
ken off or RATED. Spoke. Dec. II, hip l.aus,
OF and from Salem, cat days, could not learn
the capatin's name, nor where bound, the Janus
then ieaddirg w.sh the wind at y. w. AMI We
lying TOO. Dec. ~, fpoke ih- ihip Favo,ite,
Msckey, Of ana from New York bound to )a
maica, OCT I days, all we'll.
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Augs5urg, Oct. 81.

4 ,., augsburg, Oct. 81.
r. 'spoft IS now in circulation, that the
|Iacss -" having passed the Inn in several
by.. mad turned the corps of the enc
Lo,, amy. which occupied the route of
F;.a ut :. was composed of the Aus.
i e;os ,s'slon OF General Kieumeyer, and
h. "'sen thousand Russian Infantry -
|;sn.fps had been entirely defeated and
,es r',sso; the Russians 10 particular have
$50 terribly cut up.
A. October %.
E,as,s sn O'Clock last night the Emperor.
|,r 49,. 6 arrived here from Ulm, with Sc.
h bssa,aa us gsnerals-fie had drprecas-
A, ,'e % RANDALL public henors.
! : nse O'Clock last evening arrived the
~ narron Mack, accompanied by.