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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-12

], rs,.sca sss 8 pIicated, A conspiracy has
8, heen d,seavereda al Lsece, winch had
;. focus 4. lasepia, and which ex;eadsd
= '-ouph the nsighborlps countries as tar IS
- =. ,i,ooIi. This conspiracy had nunbsr
= chefs Who have been arrested, aud a.
-, - oihsrs M. Joseph de Ia. croce, aud
~. Governor Emmanael lmpoliii. Not.
:, e sstsa ing tn- respect due 70 their qua
81. tncy have. been committed soprison.
1hsss arrests have oecasiosea sSe lahore
q ess5v attempt, and.he Eoglish seeing
mar sccompsiSssiu prison have retired
) sin presipuallon.
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LoRp LAupKRDALE REruRNEp.


We understand mat vessel. bsloDsiog
to Nswburypou, has arrived at Salen,
from A!icans, in SIS days. the captain OF
which inforGss, shat the day before bic
sailed, which was OH the 25th OF October,
1.-THE American consul read him letter,
winch ne had just received from Paris by
&pos', stating that lord Lsuderdale left Pa
PTS on he 18Th and had proceeded directly
Tor london Captain. Thuflow fell 10 with
~ ngslsh squadron. by one Of whic:, he
Z boarded and informed that the account
Ewas true, agreeing perfectly as TO date,
&and adding hat he asfived IN ENGLAND on
tae lota. We therefore presume i, is no
Ronger question: as to The fact, these &C.
Eonots ccGhrming that Of captain Gill
fhrist.
Al 'h's impoytnnt event, we do NOT he
waite lev'SnfSss . high degree of satisfac-
20, F'ge'ilrf ln- clustering OF the king
ssg ssia end i aumiliatiag se,e a sete
.'u A@'sssI'sfss, aaa in the .qaie. surrender
PARROT as empire aud the whole of
saf'sFri'tsaes, o. cot, il appears TO be
se'ord thas Grsas Britain YET presents
81 'talerfo'd o'r, sadwe s;acereiy trust.
1e'iF saable barrier against the power
IN stsses,
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At the fame time appeared before me- andrew Han,
ma, OF the house of Warner AID Hanna and being dsly
fworn OH et4oIy Evangeiss of Almighty God, depo-
feth and faith, that abose mentioned nlanueripts are
Ill the hand @riilng oi the late Ricntr Lee, Jun,
ANDREW HANNA.
5ubieri5ed and svoru before me- the iubfc1iacr.
EDWARD WocDTEAR.
December 4.
Onappication to me by Michael Lee. baye deemed
proper astice co Richard Ike aud Sen 10 give the
ic'lcwlrs testimony. ~
During the fcigef, Of 1900, Richard Lee, ;ra. Re.
csaej rented part OF my tfotit dwelling Ill & back
bnIoag for the ute Of his Drcher Mihae! Lee ard ia
wbeR nc prepare aleJnlnss. Whie be Ytfded ar
my none, had tree sccGis TIC bu ing. III With
iluc the laid Niishael lie c"oG3nty work Weighing
drugs and preparing n,deites n diScren; kirca nc-
sef iaw kichard Ice jun Do a:y thing Belonging to the
tnncis, cihSr gy:ae dirif} any ether natter
tc'onging thseto--E, ia Nchaei &c appeared 10 at
tantlVe that hi. b osEet did eoEc i've II aeciTy.
Given osder my hand this iatl. Cay o. sept. 1903
y -. I2i4N ALLEN
hereby certify, that Richard Lee i'm. deceafa.
rentcd dwelling aud Goic rom f.an,cre nregt,
between Frederick aud aY f?eets ahih he ocupied
uP".?r!s Of tao years, l had w9fkrnel SNIP! y.ii az
tad htafs and the adjoining for ievt'al n,:thse
which required my proicucs t;efc rfclteSy ti,ruSg-
cut the Day. ha4q iay in Ri>h1ad tee ,nt's Jar ra-
tosy ttd eye, IL irrefsl tire, while Ricard
Lee. c: and hGh4c '.ce. BIZ tn, en,f, yea liz
Weighing out DRUG ard Mkt md n,pouudiI v4-i-
ous hihUs of nGets ott. W. sec Il III ~
ci &. filing ast fuaIu wet. 2it'c.sis s,li-
eie AID there Us 80 cths7 YefGas elieyed IL pre-
parfag sry Tor thc ~ PER o.. / he bee Of
ny rees il., fav Rch@l,,j e iu. 1eceaied, ;..,r-
:ere with the hutrai., ~ any re;,1tt
Given unaeI hf lass, tiils IS II d.y If sept 1906
CHARLES rs sEGS
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Ing In Us, 70 pretend 10 regret al this pros
pect of affairs. We have seen American
publications which depfeeaie the coniinu.
ancs OF war between those grea, powers.
aud represent il as inhumsni;y to iadulse
a contrary sentiment. Without any dis
position TO question the sincerity or bene.
voien. in,estions Of those VINO think thus,
we.not only avow, blu, hold ourselves ijus.
tlhabie In avewing a satisfaction al the con.
tlnuancr of war, on every principle both
OF policy and humanity. We Woaid mot
propose as the Cause OF oar ppia.ou, the
commercial advantages 60 be eejoyed by
rs as neutrals. in TINS of war, which
would cease with peace, for two reasons.
That motive ought never 70 prevail against
sympathy for the distressing consequences
Of national cosAic,s 10 moral point Of
view; and besides. the continuance and
exsens of these advantages, we have rea-
SOD TO deem precarious-
But we contemplate the event on large
scale. A regard to the liberties OF map-
kind, and well grounded solicitade for
our own in particular: these are motives
which no rsaan need blush 20 profess; these
oaghtto operate as rowe. ful considerations
with every phllan;hroPiss and good clti-
zen.
What are treaties Of peace with Bona
parte Wac VIII pretend stas his uabnuod.
ed and iDsatiSble views are 10 be governed
by The 8 L'!ipotian ties" Of nssioaal eoG'.-
pact. la The shnr, interval Of peace which
Europe lately enjayed, were net TIC insi-
dious maneavres 81 Ronspar,e fSlag iss
ters on millions. who dtrst not resist .arlr
own rui:s Staaid he go OF Without oP-
position #ud swell his poser. untli the last
bu!wark, Great Esita;n Be nc longer equal
60 the Consest, CT snail sne, white she is q.
BE, both def@ad hsrsslf and fight She bat,
,,es Of the civ,iizso world? his IS sbe
point which the mcraliss, the homes.
friend to liberty mast decide l'aeu comes
a second cousidess tioa, roc so itbefas bu!
surely n4,aral. cor'nerdable, and 60 isss
interesting. FssYe weaoI seen, 600 plain
to be massanJe stood, schemes. wa'cia were
maturing &c repier ccn'est with Cur own
country inevitable Nr psssun1e there is
no, a man, VINO has paid any astenlion 20
sie external relations oi this country, who
is 90 persuaded that 10 sl1 months alter
the ratification q peace 10 karope, we
afouia have sacrificed Our independence 81
the shrine Of BorAparte's anbs;oa aod a
varice, or have been icvolved in s'ycG
gle wisi, Fraece snd Spain. The preliml
naries OF war were dged.
Andar We cer,ain of oar indie pendence,
now that England sesis's? This IS ses;-
OTIS question. which subjects The honest
rciad 70 painful sad han.:!iasing reaectiona.
{ No--wiihout a changs ianar !1ua'ie loon-
c.is, as nation We st:i must aink. Blu
we shall sink slower, By Our own weight,
than If the weight q Boaspstte's power
were added Therefore relying 90 that
Providence which can preserve NATIONS
prose 70 dsstreciioa, we rejoice that ou'
day of sroubls has not YeF arrise shatws
may yer bccon.e Wise, acqui, ourselves Ike
:a9u, and prove ourselves worthy OF the
freedom and the blessings we eniov.
(Boston Rep
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Richard Lee and Son.
Gin Of Raltimore.

e :. Gu e Raltiwore.
Perfonsly appeared before me the fuhferiber of
the justices Of the peace Of Baltimore county, Richard
Lee fenior, who being d6y f~orn the 14olv Fvsa-
gc'is,s cf Almighty Cod depofeth and Filth. that III e
papers in the possession Of chard zee fepcr are
receipts given under bin ny pichara lee jun for the
purpofe Of preparing -rent kinds cf medicines which
were fold under the nan &c IF milton Him &C.
RICHARD LEE, Sen'r
Ssqfcribed and iwcrn RI before me he fubGrjker
EDWARD WoopyxAR.
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II q / / C. L.

By vir;se Of power executed by
,f4gusSiae j. Snita sa.d ffrssy kess, to Sc !
cure the payment Ct 3o0Ql. with interest
srl;i On tie Frs d2y f .!aga17y, 1907, ex~
pose 70 safe for Really money, at lgffsx court
house, SO much Oil Tic tssct of LAND soIt
and coayeyed ny Bstt-si:e t.iz2tust to the skid
Snllth and Rose en- tie q Day cS September,
1871, {the saws bcis:g part Of TIE Ravens
WORT. tract Il ..~il.s-7s couaty as viii ply tie
sun G 2263l. part Of TIC sid &oQQl. with III.
tereat Ola 1871 parto tie SINE 226sl. from
the l!g5t Day Of 5...lu,.zy, 1879, and On thebal-
ancc thereon from tie 1rss LAY Of October in
the same year.
THOMAS FITZHUCH.
Octo,,c. co. IawtIJ
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Caution va1)lts " Cautio.1."

n this paper, u:l:eg the head Of g C.fU7T-
& or" the Widow Of the late 4. Lee, I'm.
HAS made al insijious attempt to injure the
reputation which the medicines DreDarod bv
z. Lee and 5on haze so Justly ac-iuiIesi. ~
their effcacg, as have been certified by the
most respectable citizens G. Gi!IsfenI sections
OF the United Staleg.
Saa states as {. fact that She Only a9d 1.Tgt-
aal rcel4cs are III her possession and that
g VIC, both mechanics jhoglib,e ! were en-
pioyed in tic laboratory Of the dcceasedn-
AND, :; that within lew months we have com
r3cncea making limitations oftbe widow nlo-
eicines,'
AS far as relates to tie afGstsia' recipes, we
will only refer the reader to ire aff.aavits of
Richard Lee, senior, and Of Mr. Hanna, CT
the house Of Warner All. Hanna their former
agents il Baltimore, winch az heleuato all
nexe3, Our being mechanics has noting to
do with TIE matter IN digpute We oniy con-
tend that our medicines are genuine ard pre-
pared from tlts original recipes Of Il. Lee, u
Nor.
Sac says we have within I" Jf.qy rroat5.s
commenced making mutations. NO VIC
have had practical knowledge G; the business
for upwards Of sevcH gftzj.s, and the public are
capable Of iudssiag Of that tine and the t,5l1ing
deviation from truth made by Hannah, when
sac go generously informs tie public CT few
nsoaatas experience.
We are accused OF having solicited her agents
to take our compositions fofsalc. To say tie
least this assertion is Of the same stamp with
that wherein she states " she had taken tbs a.
gency from Warner and Hanna" The fact
IS that her former agents well knew that our
preparations were ye5,;*ne; they therefore re-
Unpublished the agency and recommended Err.
J,nles Hanna, her present agent, as FIT pei
son to continue the sale of her medicines in
Baltimore. The Widow admits that the me-
dicines have been wrapt and sealed, &c, by
as, under the directions OF her husband, ard
supposes we remember the drugs, bat denies
our knowledge Of the necessary proportions,
and that her husband was SO extremely tena
cious Of the recipes, that he kept them locked
up in his 1a7zUate desk.--It is all absolute fact
that he never had such an article as a private
desk Oh the prenlises--but on the contrary
they were kept in a common till or drawer, to
which we had as free access as r. Lee, jun.
himself.
All the medicines prepared by r. Lee and
Son, bear their own names, for the purpose
Of distinguishing them from any others that
may be offered for sale by any other person.
Let the public make but one experiment with
our genuine medicines and those prepared by
her n,inions, and we are confident the result
will be in favor Of those bearing the signature
Of
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WHICH 5ARE-.

AMONG WHICH ZARE---
Mahogany dining. tea and card tables a
mahogany desk and bookcase, bureaus, bed
steads and Chairs; an elegant sophia !; large
and elegant looking glasses, Prints, plated md
JapaIlned tea urfls, window and bed curtains
leather beds, mattresses, blankets, sheets, CO.
veriids, tabls-cloths, windsor chairs, kitchen
furniture, &c.
Madeira and Sherry Wines, Jamaica spi-
r5ts, French and Peach Brandy, all OF the first
quality and Fit Cor immediate use leaf sugar,
a quantity of weii-eured old bacon, ana sun
dry other articles. 81
ALSO, WEI BE SOLD,
Ar elegant Pheaton and Chair, with Iar-
ness complete; a. pair Of weli-inatched and
broke carriage horses, two work horses, three
Inl4ch cows, three Negro mon and two young
women tine latter accustomed to house work
one Negio child, a wagon ;,,l carts, witt.
gears, quantity Of ,goi'.cured hay, and sorae
tire wood. 4 cre,lir o. s 1acnt.ls will be ,{iver
for all sums above 50 dollars, tic purchasers
giving notes negotiable in t..,c bank OF Alex
al'tirla, with approved cadorsers.
?. G. MarStciler, V. NJ.
December I2. d
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N @ T I c z.

The Church Wardens of the Episcopal
Church respectfully inform the congregation
that three will be Divine Service at the church
on Sunday next, both fore and afternoon.
December 10 e
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GNorfoM Herald.
General Assembly Of Virginia,

No ia.pcrsae, questions have yet appear
edh1fgrr yse legislature. Mr. Gholsion
has introduced motion 20 repeal the law
Of tbs last sesslan prohibiting he iltroduc-
ton of slaves FROM onf .sis,er states. The
, leg siasaye have mos, properly SC; saei7 Ia
css against the 7sttsfs9 SaStens b. ne I'm
media,e rsiectfoa OF a pesisioa which was
presented for the establishments OF a Iot,s.
~.
% Saturday las, the legislature appoint
ed Lewis Earvie. ESQ, delegate fromiieh-
mond) 70 supply the yaaancy 10 the ezecr-
tive Council, occasloned hy. the death OF
LYME SaaekeiIosd
The votes stood fer Lewis Harsie e6
Gervas S,osss as
George w. Smith 43
On The sSfs.e day John aengerfosd, esq.
OF the senate. was elected oc'gadser gene-
raj OF the 18th bsigade, TO supply the va.
cancy uccasionea by the res,guatioa CT &C,
neral Henry Young
[Pichmoad Enquirer.
The United States of America, by a
policy unknowo 70 the old world, buycouu
tries which shey might conqner- aad Ho.
napar.e, ee may subjoia, SETS countries
which he hds not conquered: be sells sne
bear'sskiu before ii is Caught, blt with liz
tie more cunning than the fsllow 10 tao ia.
bic, he N kes il no part Of his gain that
he shall catch ,he bear, that b.iEg plea.
sure and privileges which he declines in
favor OF the purchaser himreif
Loadan Pop.
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aIsranarta Dajlp aunerttser.
5 FRIDAY, DECEMBER p.

It Is stated in letter from Boston, that the
Grand Jury had been sitting four days in the
ease Of MIR. Selfridge, charged with the muir
DER. Of gasssr. Austin, and had at length found
hill acknowledgment.
10 the gale Of Tuesday night the cd IN
stan,. the ship Two Friends, captain Will
l;ams. frons HayaDs 10 Baltimore, with a
valuable cargo Of sugars, parted her an
cbors. and went ashore on Sswell's Point.
Same night brig tgom New York bound
10 Bal.inore, weas ashore. We are told
they will Be got off without maseslal da.
mage.
Cant. Williams says, that be was board
ed in ghe BAY by captain Warner, of ship
Peggy, so day from Amsterdam, bouud
10 Baltimore, who told HIN in coHanon
conysssa.,sa, TIA. acennnss were received
thxre al tas tine OF his sailing, CT so en-
gagrment having taken place between the
pfassisas aud French. IN which the former
were viesorious. after having made 5000
piissnsrs
= TNarfok Herald.
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Lost or AflsIaid.

A CER2IEIC.4Y'E for Is shares of the
( \ Marine Insurance Company Oh Aiexan-
d91a, frcgi no, 1858 to 1922 incusire----2o
Of Which were indo.sed IS transferred to Faus
4s'z@H, On the 9Th March, 1902, Ills Ger
tifsate is suspected 70 have been lost il Dalti-
mere Seine time oetWeen last February and
tits Gay. Information thereof, siren 10 the
Office Of the a.>orc company, @: to this Office,
will be thankfully acknowledged.
November Is. laW6W
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Scar. Ann Eliza, captain Davidson, rs
days from Curraeoa-J onah Thompson
& Son.
Lett there schr. Nimrod, eapr. Cathell
OF Ballimors, TO sail IN days, destination
unknown.
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PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, will be
sold, on the premises,
< Lotsof Ground. IN this town

one ofwhichis adjoining tbs water, being part
of the estate of the late General Roberdeau,
and designated in the plan OF the estate by the
numbers 5, 4, IL, Is and "a.
Terms purchase will be one third in cash,
one third IN three, and one thirdin six months
fer notes with approve endorsers.
Philip 6. Marsteller.
December l2,
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Flour. for Family Use.

Flour, for Family Use.
A constant supply Of best superhne Flour,
of Ravensworth Brand, for family use aid ba-
kers, will be kept at Mr. Thomas Twins
warehouse, at the lower end of King street
.fiso 3er SAFE.
A few hundred bushels of old Corn, for
cash only.
W.. Wedderbura.
December 8. I.tw IstJan
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The important intelligence OK al accom-,
mediation with Prussia, which we ex;iu-
sively announced OF Saturday, was ofici
ally confirmed ia the Gazette of that even
inc. The blockade Of the Prussian por.s
and rivers in the German Ocean is ordered
70 be discontinued As the ANAL adjust,
ment of the difference between The two
countries is yet TO be arranged, we shall
not hazard premature opinion as to the
conditions of this preliminary proceeding.
We may, however, presume tbat the 90.
noxious order issued by the court Ct ber-
lin, in mean obedience TO the mandate Of
Bonaparte, has been retracted, and that
the Prussian ports will be opened as usual
to British produce and manufactures. 49,
With respect 80 Hanover, it IS said thai
Prussia has agreed TO restose ii TO re legl.
innate sovereign, and TO protectit during
the continuance OF hoslihties between &.
Britain aud France. We trust that some
such arrange mens for the protection of that
unfor,unate country has been agreed upon
for we should consider its immediate re-
s,oration r1is instant, as one Of the very
greatest c&lamities that could befai it,
The moment the PrussiaEs marched out
Of it, thousands Of hungry and irritafed
| Frenchnen would march iu; and the
! country would feel ten times heloppres-
sion it has before experienced from Bona.
parties army of execution.
/! The complete re-establshmeut Of the
Gus omary relations between Prussia and
/ this country cannot be work Of much
time or negotiation. Lord Morpeib, we
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Kentucky District, set.

T, H. Daviess, attorney for he said y.
STATES, in and for said district, upon sis
corporal oath, doth depose and say, that
the deponent is informed and doth verify
bcleye, that certain Aaron, Burr, esq.
late vice. president of the said o. S ates,
for several months past, hath been and IS
now engaged in preparing, and setting on
foot, and in providing and preparing The
means for military expedition and enter
prize within this district, Tor the purpose
OF descending the Ohio and Mississippi
herewith, and making war upon the sub.
iects of the king of Spain, who are IN a
state Of peace with the people of these y.
States. To wit: on the provinces OF Mexi
CO. OF the wes.wardly side Of Louisiana,
which appertain and belong to the king of
Spain, sn European prince, with whom
these y 5, are at peace.
And said deponent further saith, that ne
is informed, and fully believes, that the a.
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By THIS DAYS MAIL.
FRANKFORT, [Kso Noo, 8,

Motion in the Federal Ccur, OF he Ken
,ucky u s.r.ol, against AARON HURR,
E7q. iste vice, przsideu: CT lhr guNed
States, for Crimes OF HiGa Midemeaa.
ors.
% Wednesday,, about noon. on the 5;b
instant, ]. Ii Daviess, Esq. Attorney Of
the United a;es for he above distUet,
rose aud addressing the Court, said chat
be had motion 10 make OF The utmost
magnitude, and extraordinary IA pre, and
winch regarded the welfare OF The Cnlon at
large. hat lIe unhappy s;ale oi his health
alone, had prevented him froaa making
it on the fist day Of the term. That ne
should ground his motlon on an affidavit,
which he wculd present 10 the Couri.-----
II the made oa4h 10 tbs following aft.
davie
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understand, set off last night tor yarmouth,
where frigate was in waiting to take him
10 the Elbe, from whence he is to pro-
coed by Hamburger 10 Berlin. A very
few interviews between his lordshlp aud
the PrussIan minister will be sufficient TO
bring the dispute to shat termination to
which it is equally the interest, aud the
wish Of both nations that ii should arrive.
The number of ships fitting Out for
Huenos Ayres is almost incredible. Early
this week, several are expected to sail !:
one or two ships have already, however,
experienced The benefit OF this newly &C.
CURED trade. AS two British ships were
proceeding to the East Indies, sometime
ago, laden with naval stores and articles
Of merchandise, such as were most want.
ed in that country, it is said they tell ia
with the expedition under the command OF
general Beresford. on its way TO Baenos
Ayres, which they were prevailed upon to
accompany, under the persuasion that It
would tara out an excellent speculation,
provided the attack succeeded, One Of
those ships has already returned an &C.
count Of her ptoGts, amounting 10 $50 per
ceos.
Two Hamburger mails arrived this morn,
ing the one due on Sunday se'nnigh', and
THAI due last Wednesday.
Hos'ili,ies are expected to commence
Immediately betwGeo Prussia and France.
The Si!esian army, 10000 strong, under
HohaDlohe, crossed he Eibe. ca he ilh,
near Dresden Cher divisions are pass
ing through Dresden daily. The Fsench
are drawing towards L3areush AID Cohurg,
Eheic the frsG blow VIII IN all probability
be struck.
a Russian army of 10000 men is en-
tering Siiesia.
The Arch-d,ike Charles has by bis tai
en's and sssidaisy, placed the Austrian ar
my on the most respectable footing. -
"A the reg!meats are complete and the ca.
gaziBes fled The principal magas mes are
at BrHns, and Hadwles.
Caiaro IS still ia he hands Of the Rus.
sisns, VINO have refused to dglyer i,up 70
the Aus!r!aas.
Il was Nos only Palm, the book seller
that WIS tried al Bfannaa, but other book
selIeTs--Ihere were six &C. useds but on.v
TWO we've present al the trial; Palra Erom
Nurenburgh, and Schoter, lron. Dona.
we'ti the four act taken were, Warkel,
q "iriemburg, Jerisch, OF Augsburgh -
hpPseF Of Vienna, aud Henrick OF Liniz.
ine four la,er were condemaed ios cootu-
niacy ; and Palm and Schoder were order. |
ed to be shot.
Cur readers will rot fail TO remark the |
daring insoiroce Of tryiosby French mi
E:;ary commission, bookseller OF Vieuna,
aus enc ofL;ats. sabjscts OF the emperor |
Of austria!