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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
RICHMOND:
RICHMOND PRICE cURRENT.

The Executive of this State on Sa,ur.
day last appointed CREED TAYLOR, Es.
'quire, Chancellor of the Richmond Dis.
tricl Chancery Court, to supply the va.
cancy occasioned by the death of the re.
nerable Judge WYrHE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
Virginia, June General Courf, 1906.

I"S."fu, 1U'1e HeHeTuf Courf, 1906.
In Testimony of the high. respect of
this court Tor the eminent public services,
and veneration for the private virtues of
George Wythe, late Chancellor of the
Richmond Dislria: =
Rcsofucd, that the members of this
court wiIlswear Grape on the left arm for
three months, as mourning.
A Copy--teste
WILSON ALLEN, c. c.. G.
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TO BE RENTED,
THE TENEMENT on I

street leading from the Main street up
Shcckoe Hal By the Governors. at present occu.
ped by Mrs Phepoe as Millinery Store and
dwelling house there is large cellar, room
wh,cn sne' uses as KITCHEN, a very convenient
and well fixed store and compiling room. nm
stairs room 70 by % feet, ahothes II by I6
teet' three sleeping rooms and lumber room.
l. being on a street very much frequented, near
the Capitol and Main street, il suits very well
Tor sioTe or other business The situation is
healthy and pleasant.
Also 70 let, four rooms in the TENEMENT
wherein live, that is, a dining room, drawing
room, two-bed rooms, part OF the knchen, STA.
bling for TWO horses, and place to put coal and
wood.
VIM. +. Asst.
Richmond, june 10, 1899. law sw
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cgsToM HoUsE--RIcHMoNl.s
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
Sloop Molly, Weeks, PHILADELPHIA.
Marinda, Tooker, New York.
Little Jim, Goodwin, Norfolk.
Sch. Three Friends, Fisher, Philadelphia.
Sioop Lucy, Roberts, Norfolk
CLEARED.
Sch'r Renby, Sneden, New York.
Weymouth, Weymouth, do.
Samuel, King, do.
Traveller, Snow, Boston.
ANXIOUS, Jackson, New York.
Sloop Molly, Weeks, do.
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FOR SALE

TINT Oaiua6ie 7'PAC7'of LdND. :, Which
Cumberland Comtboa,e siand.-h contains a.
bOm TWO HUNDRED and FIFT1' AcPES,
one bait Of pbicb is yer pne.eared. Efsides rte
a6vdntoSe Of ba0gg tbe Courthouse on tbs tract of
Land, it 10 situated Of fbc most tu5iic road,
IN VigiRias az a public stand thee are none tbat
can swpGss i, TIE buildings wib some repaiy-
iTTg may be m9de ssQFcieaf5 extensive and com
}atGbic.
Fart eqsb will be expected Of RE purchaser,
zvben po,session is gveH Reasonable credit SoiH be
allowed far fbc balance II IL should SUR ne o1sr.
chaser Reffer, LANDED property viii be secefved III
par. Creed Taylor and bale 3 Woeason, bob
of Csmb.,Iqrd county. are authorized to sell fbe n.
boOe tract Of land. Or tbe same may be prvcbas.
ed IF fbe sa6se,itey in buckingham county, nc ar
Allea's IfiR.
BEVERL1- LAYGHoRNE.
June 1ofL. 1906 Am
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

supposed, with good reason, that Miriam.
da's expedition was fitted out under the
auspices OF Great Britain.
The Leander, we understand, had
1000 stand of arms, and 500 barrels of
gun-bowder on board"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
SECOND CLASS.
Scheme of a Lottery,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
MARY cell 2CE

rON 4 ItE BE NEFIT OF
WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE,
Tickets tiatSdrew blanks in } Dollars.
593S the first class & may be renew.S So. $50
ed in this at ten dollars each,
4oS5 Tickets at fifteen dolls. each, 20 275
1V.olS 1865
Dedpe loss on 1000 tickets, that drew
prizes OF fifteen dollars each. in FIRST
class. and may be renewed in this, at
IA dollars each, $500
Dollars 1855
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MARRIED..

On Thursday evening last, THOMAS
PRESTON, Esq. of Montgomery, a,.or.
ney at law, TO the amiable Miss EDMO-
MA RANDOLPH, second daughter of
Edmund Randolph, Esq. Of this city.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

MARRIEp s-At Warren. in Virginia on sa,
turday the Slss Of May ly ToRN Pr;
1E6SoE. OF Baltimore. to Mi.s <OLLYs M.
ChoLAS' daughter of Wilson Carey Nicholas,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
l,2as prizes.
Dolls. ias,is5

The prizes subject to discount
OF only 10 per cent, 1880
Ifpsnse o. ara"ing' 2,soo
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TO BE SOLD.

E'oR cash, at Orange courthouse. on Monday
= the 2Sh day Of JnIy next, by virtue of a deea
OF trsst, TO me executed, by William G Allen,
tor the purpose of dseharging his debts to Riyes'
murphy & Co. and Willis Wills & Co. therein
sPee'hea, oME-. NkGRO BOT named Charles,
named Lucy.
Daniel Higginbotham, Trustee.
Amherst. June IL, 1906 4w
IN pursuance of general rule adopted BY the
S1nlt o. Hastings. Of this city. NOTICE rs
been made by William Allen Haulsev. for =;
cense TO Manufacture Tobacco, within the said
oity-the consideration of which is posrponed
until the next session of the said court.
Geo. Chisman, d. C.
Richmond. June 10Th. 1906 iI4J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

The following official article translated
fiom Paris paper Of the alh of April,
received at the Office of the Philadelphia
Political Register. must excite apprehen.
sion for the safety of our commerce in the
Mediterranean, and oughtto put our Mer.
chants on thsis guard.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

The unhappy Masisc mentioned in the
above article has, since she left Luzerne,
been wandering in this county, principal
ly IN this township. She raves Of her ino.
Their and her babes having been drowned,
but sometimes says she has left one with a
good woman who took i fom her when
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17
WILSON ALLrN, c. c. G.

Hugh Lennox, esq. late of this city,
has arrived at Kingston, Jamaica, and en-
tered upon the duty of his official appoint
ment' as agent for the protection of Ame-
Iican seamen.-Aurora
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

90 'hs p ln.' drawn os ticket & 10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

The article which we copied yesterday
from the Philadelphia Gazette, and which
appeared also as Communication in the
Gaz. OF Y. S,ates--is said TO be a produc
tion OF the duke Of liva, whom Spain has
placed to wafca opsr the United States.
as another duke of the same name and
Tor the same benevolent purposes was
placed ct yore to watch over The United
Observation-Disclosures.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-06-17

iSfofiongyy Prizes are,
ticket, hrst draw afler 1000 tick
cts are out of the wheel. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
lEbe Gnaairer.
RICHMOND, 2srd SEPTEMBER.

EUROPEAN NEWS.--The RolJa from
LONDON mas brought our European adyices.
down to the (econd Of Aagnf. Within few
Gays rom that period, the great auction Of
pacIhcation between England and France nnn
have been decided.
by the moit important I'M diligence is.,,be
formation OF Etpay,ate peaee bet ween Ruff, and
f'dnce' ouch an arrangement WAS the obvious
poiey ana ann OF Bonaparte. 1t was far bet
"l, 10 negotiate with them feperateiy than TO-
gether; but to defach Runia from Fnol,,d
required te7yer comedians than to detacb Fn,,
land from Ruiiia. England will therefore he
compelled to proiecute the war without a Gng,e
reiource on the continent, or to conclude ,sace
on more unfavourabe terms.
IL the EhglIh cabinet has hitherto ,vaVcd ,
ieparate paciication with BOnaparte. under
ths nope ot receiving the cooperation ofPnc
Ia, the peace between Runia and Franc ,,,;Il
now be itrong Involvement for them IN con.
clude treaty for themisycs. Bv vav of en-.
gaglng Kuiiia ~ 4 imilar refolution. Mr.. Fox
psremptonly declared, that England vonJ
not negociate feparstey from her allv. and
upon thIs uniupporied expectation, ne mavbave
fefu'ed iuch terms from the French cabinet =.
70 now ms interelt to accept. Should Bo.
naparte then Peyfh IN holding out the fame
terms 10 England, the probability is. tb,t
the Detection of Rufia will E,e;LfaI. the 81
Jumment or a peace. The cafe, however,
VIII DC materially altered, 1ioud the ZANE eaule
wu'cn oe hedes the tone Of England, increafe
lne re'lu'nIlons OF BonaParte. But this change
may DC expected TO take place, uDiefs Roma.
parte mas formed fuch de(igns upon the raft %
Europe, as may concordance all the adv,n,
tage' TO be derived from profecuting the wa,
with England. WV wal
One important queftion Riil refs in obf-n,;
FO'ei are the feT1p5 Of pare between RuC
papers ct the sd of Augua were uuinformcd
Inc PAr's Argus merely niinuates in vagn,
terms' mat 'ts g refelts will be more fayoura
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
TEN DOLLARS REwARp.

, ANYWAY from the fubfcriber living in I,vnnrh
burg, on the s2nd of Augua !aA a negro mar,
by the name Of JOHN, he is about % years Of are.
upwards OF Tx feet high, of yellow com plexion, re-
markaole itrong aud attve, fear on his law oecaG.
onsd by the tooth ache, very large feet he had o.
when he went away, pair of velvet pantaioous. a
white linen ihirt, pair of irong thoes, blue ven.
and pair of red morocco fufpenders. This fellow
was formerly the property of Carter Litepase, and
Told by him to MIR. Eliha Perkins of Bedford Coun,
ty, he was RATED near King William Court Houfe.
where expect he will enieavor 10 90, bur think r.
very probable he is in Williamsburg as his father be-
longs to Mr.. BEN amin Waller Of tia, place
his fellow, John, accompanied avav bv
white man, OF dark complexion, about thirty year,
Old, he has down look native of ENGLAND. ahopt
hve feet high, sails his name John Gooe. which an,
INFORM is imprinted in his arms with ink, in letters
FULLY together, with Iome other MARKS. 49,
ieen together at Buckingham Court Houe. !, isex-
Pected that this will endravonr TO convey mi,
fellow off, FELL him, give him pafs The above re
ward will be paid with all expences for the delivery
OF fsid fellow All matters oil verls, and oilers. are
orewarned from purchaing the iad follow fro,, the
iaid John Gooie, harboaring him, or carrying him
out of this hats.
BENJAMIN PERKINS.
Lynehburg, September %. XIV.
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WILLIAMSBURG RACES.

IN Tueiday, the twenty eighth of Oaober ne-t
~ will be run for over the Wiiamfburg Court
i'weeP fake purie, for three year old colts, two
mile heats. entrance so dollars; cloled
wedneldsy-the Jockey Club purfe of four hrn-
dred dollars, four mile heats.
nuriday-the Propretor's purfe of two hundred
eoiiars' TWO mile heats, entrance twenty dollars.
Friday fweepRake for mules: mile heats rho
bett three in five, entrance ten dollars.
Saturday-an elegant PADDLE, bride, whip and fpurs
mile heats, entrance ten dollars
BY order off6e C.nb.
ROBERT ANDERSON, S..'yy tg 7,ea6,,.
AusuR 2s. feplltbE,
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ME- Sobferiber wilhes to fell three dig.sssssii
tracts of LAND, in Hanover County, the one
~nereon he now lives, containing about $50 aer.,.
on Crumps Creek, about four miles above tI.oov.r
town. formerly known by theI,ane of the G;.b-.
peng the former reidence of Parton Henry. o.,
rms ract is large Brick Dwelling houfe two to-
RES nigh, with four rooms each 6oor, and a,
mail expence might be made hsndlome fitua,;o,
'ora genteei family. Another tract GU the fame cyee.
about one mile from the FORMER tract, con,spi;a n,
oou, TOO acres IN good order for farming ard at
mail expence about 80 or 40 acres of seent me,
dow land might be reclaimed. The other traa contains
ABOUT 800 acres, about two-tbirds Of which is in
woods, and no part has been in cultivation for C.
.,me' lies IN about thirteeR or fourteen miles of
Richmond, nearly adjoining the road leading fton,
that place TO Hanover lowu For ali or either of The
above tracts OF Land, fhonld win to receive One
third OF the money in hand and che balance ia ,,v
annual ,nitaments "A good bargain may be had;
Especially i'll the two Ian mentioned tracts
September 90. osw4,v
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ELLIS q ALLAN


NFokM f5sir fre7df, Bat they ba7s ,eeeiOsd o pr.
L fbei' FALL GOODS, per fbe @ib5 HersuI,
from LiverP00l, and Dcjieaoaa from Lo1saa-
CONSISTING OF,
Ret< BfanLaf fran Cd to 1874, DlgsI B!aaIef,,
FIarTeIS, Coafiags, and Conon5,
L'ado" 6le S44ess9e Clo'5s, Spasig zvooi,
KoJymye' .Eagie and dou5s 7,illeG,
GrThe'usn', 6ea9f, and PafnffH Hqfs,
Ladist fgjSi0aa6ls Bcaver Ruiz t,isv07ad,
Aaef5ti1' ami SHt Qdifgy5, AfoieIopas, S1oosozvn,
and IoiIineffs, for PsR,,
Cbam6'r'y SRfs and 1flfia5, aezo SaHtyns,
Ladiss cotton, fI and 7oool Hejc,
Gs"Hs@e1S cation, fA and Ango5 do.
fTas 7oool |roets and S,azveys,
LadH Sf1aj6 horace Boots and lin SJo.,.
efegsrf AfgG5 and 7fBbef,,
Fax B'ei5 and Cbieazeyy 7i66efs,
BrEDei and Ki89eymigfey Cartefii0e,
G'esf Cosf', Umbreiiaf, Glove5, DsSsifi,, & Nra,,
Cahisoes and Canb,iets,
SAT- in Jasks, &c. t5e tJ'e.
Ib' Bflaaee sFhJeir Goedf, PER bs Lama. ~, -.
fsd'd dsily, and qObieb 7OW Be 69 on V,,s as.r,,,
f'mi Sept %. I5BN.
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lowing Revolutions Of the Legislative Body O,
the Orleans terrtory.--Tbey relate to an ohirS,
cfsqual importance and delicacy. The courfs
taken is unufuaI. How far it will enfure the
end contemplated, time only can determine.
mar. Lafei.J
Re,siz'ra By tbe LeeiQativr Council and Houe
efR.prefsntatives ofthe Territory Of Orleans, IN
general agem6ly eonvened, That both branches OF
the Legislature ihall appoint James Brown, and
Moreau Lilet, lawyers, whole duty it f,all be
to compile and prepare, jointly, a civil code
for the nfeof this territory.
kciots'ed, That the two iurifconfults fllall
make the civil law by which this territory is
now governed, the ground work of faid code.
Re/ofved, That both houfes fhall appoint fe-
parately committee to contift offour members
of the Houc. of Representatives. and of two
members of the legislative council.
That faid committee Gla be bound to meet,
whenever requefted 70 TO do by the jurifconfults,
in order to examine and to dfcufs fuch parts
of the new code as may be completed.
That the place ofthis meeting and the mode
Of its convention fhall be fixed on by the COM
mittee, and by them communicated to the ju-
rifconfnts.
Rejoi1,ed, That the two jurfconful's fhalI be
prefent at the meetings of the committee, and
sf'S havea right to debate.
NRejof7,ed, That whenever the opinion of the
committee, after the difcuffion of any article of
The new code, fhall be in oppoiiton with the OPT
MON OF the two jurfconfults, this opinion ofthe
committee ihal be put down in writing, Sc fub-
mifed to the legislature, when the Legislature
fhali take up the difcuffion of the faid code.
RsfofUed, That no compensation fhall he al
lowed to the members of the committee, and the
indemnity juftly due to the jnrifconfuits ii,al.
he determined by the legislature at their next
Ieiion.
RsjolDed, That when the new code fhall be a.
dopted oy the legislature, the two iurifconfults
entrulted with theredu6tion of faid code, (hall
receive for five year. out of the treafury of the
territory the fun of eight hundred dollars each,
every year.
Re/oi4ed, That in confederation of Gaid fun,
and during all the time the faid fun fhall he to
be paid, It fhal be the duty of the two iurif.
coniults to attend as much as pofIible the lupe-
rior and inferior courts in the city of New-Or-
leans, in order there to take notice of any i'm
pertections in the new code, owing either to
the ambiguity of expr<1ions, or omilIions add
contradictions, &c. and it iha be the duty of
the faid juriiconfults to fubmit faithfully
their observations thereon to the Legislature /;
10 IunJoIm 10 tnoic opIervarlons, the addi-
tlens, corrections and amendments which they
may deem neceiiary, in order to enable the !e-
g'f1ature to make this new code as perfect as
Poiiibe.
Rciofved, That the faid committee be here
by duly empowered TO make fuch appropria-
tons as may be deemed necetfary, for the ex-
pences incurred by the copies, traniation., and
the like, which may arife from the formation
OF the civil code, and to ifmc warrants for that
purpoie on the trcaturer of this territory.
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Ma. zACHARrAs TALfARFRPo

SSLEAsE to take notice, that lhaIl. on ~. Yc,,
day OF November nexs, at the Tavern of . rebi-
Da'o branch, at Buckingham Court -Haufc; and on
~, me z3tn cay OF November next, at the Tavern OF
David rryal, in the Town of War,,fniler ar,b.-n
CoustJ, Virginia-proceed take the depoitions of
undry Perlons,to be ufed evidence in fuite NOW
depending aud undetermined in the hyperion Court Of
Chaneery Ter the Richmond diit,a, wherein Won ,r.
plaintiff, and myfelf and others, are defendants.
WILLIS WILLS.
September 10. ..u
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BALTIMORE, September IS.

The Marquis Yrujo Yesterday took paffaee
on board the Frenchtown packet for PbiLadsL
bbia' The circumtance of his not brorreFug
TO tbe feat Of government, and the obfrrvltions
copied from the Aurora, f-em To declare that
the tenor of the late paragraph was incorrect
which clothed him with new powers, calcutta
ted to offer iniult to our government. 4u.r
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Mr.. WILLIAM JORDAN.
SIR,

" GU will obferve, that fhall apply to Greed
Taylor Efqr. Judge Of the Richmond Change
itres Court, for injun sion TO tay further pro-
eeeaings OH the different judgements obtained by VOL,
asainu me in Amherft Court-Ths application vii
DC maze on the s9th day of December next enf,inr
Yours, &c.
JAMES A. PATTERSON.
Manchester, September 10. a,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

MY HOUSE and LOT in the Town of Column
III bia, the Houfe is very large, quite new and
entirely finished--aPplication mutt be made to
]. WILLS
B. Poneflion will be given in November nex..
Catnam, Fluvanna, September %. oaw sw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23
HANOVER JOCKEY CLUB.

ME Hanover Jockey CLUB having been ergani-
Il zed, the races will commence at this place, ON
the End. Wednesday in October next
IT. Days mile heats free for any hOrre, mare, or
geldiHg
2nd. Dsy--o mile heats confined to untried otis.
not exceeding4 years of age
The regulations with refpe6 to weights, &c. are
adopted from thofe Of the Fairfield Jockey Club,
general meeting of the Club, is reouefted on ,hs
day preceding the fri days race.
SHELTON JONES,
Secretary to tie CLUB.
Hanover c. Fl. Augua Ig. (2do)
N. b. The day fixed upon the commencement,
Oh the Races at Hanover Court Houfe, Interfering
with the Fairfield Races, thofe a, the Court HOME
will no, take place until the 3fd Wednesday in Oc-
tober next.
General meeting ofthe Club is requened at next
Hanover Court, infead Of the day above adyertifea
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ADVERTISEMENT.

NAME to my plantation in the upper end of King
y William, about the middle of Tuly, dark bro,.n
ge'd'ng Mule, fuPPoled to be two years old Iaa.
iPrng, without mark brand that can be perceived
about four feet hghapPrailed to forty dollars, he
had on yoke and leathern collar The owner il
reque'ted to take him away and pay the expenee Of
advsrtiing and Poaing
CHARLES c. PAGE.
September 90. oawsw
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NOTICE.

TO bs e'raifoSS Of Daniel and E1,v Gpsyrasf.
IENHAT the TruAees Of faid d. and w. Guerrsn,
4 will on Friday the 9rd day Of Oaober next.
meet at the houfe formerly occupied by them az a
itore in this place, in order to make fseond divi-
dend Of MONEY Ito fubGerbing eredtors) collected
under fad trua.
Inc notwithstanding creditors are particularly re-
queaed to attend on that day.
BY order Of the Truaees,
Won. GUERRANT.
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~ Jud Received, and for fale at the Enouir-
er Bookstore :-EPfsTLEs, ODEs,, and other
PoEMs-By Thomas Moore, En-.
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DOCTOR WILSON

DOCTOR WILSON
As Jut received at his mop, oppof,e the fore.
= Il OF M-ilrs. John aud Robert Gamble, and M.
NslI McConll general aTortmeut Of MFDi-
G'NES' lie Offers them for faIe, on lower terms
'o ''ey San be procured at any other houle in Rich
mines and Oils. Alto, Spirits of Turpentine. and
IurPentlns Warmth By the barrel, at mutually low
Septic. f.o,rN
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~ B. A few dry Goods will be offered a, yen<
on the day and az the place above mentioned,
ing to the late concern Of ID. and w. Guerrant
New-Cautsn, September ~. o.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

No'w''hHa"'Ing the inccfTan. efforts mad.
Wv Hir Oh 'r'fter alluded to, by puEar h;mf.lf
~ = me Q zs'te Of U. States. aud phii96ejnbis
y %@.e' @na Vi the psisasc iricks which he
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

n is the opinion of many, that the bprnino
OF ,he French hip LImpetueux by the Britib
"'th,n the Juriiditton of the United States. !,
an iilegaI dct-Thi. point we leave to- onr E,oe,
80 go n'.s6's a9d iettle. MO1t. Twrean, no doubt
proceedings. '"-'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-09-23

lowing Revolutions Of the Legislative Body of
the Orleans territory.--'Cbey relate to an ohi-Sf
cfsqual importance and delicacy. The courfe
taken is unufua. How far it will enfure the
end contemplated, time only can determine.
(Nat. Isfeij
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
BALTIMoR E; March ~. !

By the arrival of the Altoona, captain
Hobson, from Liverpool, London and
Liverpool papers have been received At
the Office Of the Federal Gazette-the
former 70 the 10Th, the latter to the i2th
February, inclusive. ::.-
The treaties and documents between
G. Britain, Austria, Russia, Sweden,
&e.iaid before parliament, form lengthy
and interesting item in the political de-
partmrnt but their great prolixity re.
quires more room and time than we Phall
have for a day or two. 49,,
Turkey 10 convulsed to the very CEN
tire, very probably by the agency Of Tai
lsyrand, and Offers an easy prey to any
invader. Its capitol it unsupported was
once more to be made the seat OF the Ro-
man ponti6cal chair. ~: =.
Mene Tekei has been inscribed on the
palace Of the king of Naples, and his do.
ninions are TO be thrCwn into the Nea-
politan cTneible. - = -..
= Prussia has seizsd pupen@ Han over,
| and prohibited The several public fune.
! .senariss, under the severest penalties,
/ frnm carrying on any correspondence
| with the king Of Great Britain, or with
his English or German ministers. It is
said that this faithful ally has also acee-
dea to the reqaisitions of BonaParte for
passing n0n-interesurse law: with G.
Britain. = *.. ,.. .-..-...
While Bonaparte sends out his nayies
with the view ofbeing taptured, he seems
bent on subjugating the :'tyrant Of the
sea-" without any other vehicle than his
! gun-boats. Preparations for the inya-
sion are consequently renewed with vi.
gor at Bologne. and large bodies, Of
troops are collecting both there and at
| Brest. ~,
! In the mean time the new administra-
ton Q. the united kingdoms have gone
| into Office with every Pro'pee, Of q hear
IN evoFy measure and sacrifice W Win:
may be necessary to airport them
through their present critical situation.
Mr.. Fox 10 said to be for peace, bu,
whether the views Of the ministry are
! pacific or warlike, we have yet no in.
dicatlon-bu. more favorable counte-
nance to our commercial pursuits arc cal.
cuatrd from the recent change. =.