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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-14
NEW YORK, April 9.


state, have passed resolution, founded
on report of joint committee, reauest
ing " the senators and representative, Of
this state IN the congress Of the u. States,
to use their pes, endeavors to have 40 &C,
passed to release the pretended claim Of
the United S,atss against this state for
state balances" 40 aaI
Alta meeting Of The committee of mer.
chants held at the Tentine Coffee House
on Monday evening ths 7th instant j. wa,
resolved that the following letter addressed
to the secretary Of state, relative to the TO-.
reign commerce Of the United States, with
the rshereto, should be published for
the information of the merchants
BY order of the general committee,
THOMAS FARMAR,
chairman.
IoHH FERRERs, Secretary.
New 7ork, March II, 1906.
Sra,
HAVE tas houss ss~ll--"' -
bv direc,ioa of committee appointed y
. general meeting Of merchants IN %" e'Y
on the Goth December.
The opinions and wishes OF the e0mmsr}
eial interest Of New York, were expressly
il ,heirIlate memorial, since which, n0'n'n!
ba. occurred to change their sentiments y
diminish their apprehensions. j
Sensible thar foreign relations must o
Intricate. and believing those OF tbs UhlIe
States 10 be involved in unusual PerPlsl''
the merchants of New York have "aIs
ia silence, but with anxiety, the dese'opf
men. Of those me asures which the wl'd0
Of eovernmea. may have devised f0f
redress of wrongs already suffered, an
protection against injuries sslIl aPp'snsn1
ed. s
ed as well by the usage ct other na'lo ',''
by our republican institute ons' ns.v
ask and confidently to expeeS eVs'y Vim
Information, which can be gwen w" ~
embarrassing the measures OF gos'.. ..n.J
they would sill preserve t"e sane ';sr
f,,l silence, iflhey were not o'ne'N
pelle,I by mo, We. of irresistible loIs" n
The season approaches to e0m taIs
their mos, important operations aepsuuI
far success on a continuance OF psa"
The present s,agnasion OF ouSl a;.. ~;
nrotracted. would BOT merely a'@ 1,s
fsllow e;rizens who depend on daily ~
for daily bread. 1t must 'nJure .'' a',,iJ
who procure, by selling sae pr'ads ''s
Of their soil, articles OF sue'ls'enes ~,
habit ha. rendered necessary 10 COM" ~
he existence. On the other ha0a. u
chant. and insurers must be ruined u,
adventure on calculations essans'any
ueous. The mechanics with VIM"
are connected mustbe in tha same
,rophe. The produce of our coun'y
then no longer find those markets
gave spring to naslooal ,aaa''"
thus our prosperity will vanish
Under the pressure OF such coSs'y
cums.ances, the merchants OF New
hope il will no, be daemed lmpe'anS'f
specially to saliei, Information Oh
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,,,,,y which origira.cd IN the year f7s5,
stating the inability, in point Of. 'ime' TO az.
Tend these cases during the present session
- 4 concluding with resolution tor the
indefinite pos,ponement Of the Pesi'ioe'ns, IN
(which the house ccncurred.
The speaker laid before the house let.
~ from The secretary of the treasury,
Trans hitting statement OF the exports OF
,be United States, from the tot tcto-
Der / ao4, 10 the issof October 1905 0y
which 4, appears that the whole exports OF
The United States for that time amount
81, SOC, o21
OF which amouns the exports
of domestic growth or man
ufacture are 9~,So1 ~
And these Of foreign growth
A bill Tor establishing trading houses,
with the Indian tribes was read third
time and passed.
Asbill in addition to antaer entitled an
ac, to regulate the grants OF land, and to
provide for the disposal OF lands OF the
United States, south of the state OF len.
nessee, was read third time. and pass,
ed.
A bill 70 amend in tho cases therein
mentioned, the acr TO regulate the coilectl'
on OF duties on imports and tonnage, was
read a third time and passed.
Ths house resolved itself into CON-
1nit,ee of the whole, Mr.. Varnum In the
chair, Onthephill to authorize the state OF
Tennessee to issue grants, aad perfect II.
ties to certain Iands therein described
and settle the claims to the vacant and TN
appropriated lands within The same.
Mr.. Blount moved TO strike out the
FIRST section.
@Thi. motion was supported BY Mr..
Blount; and opposed by Messrs. Gregg,
Aston. 6. w. Campbell, Rhea of Tenn.
aud Pitkin. :.
Messrs. Bedinger, Blaek!edge and Alex
ander, spoke against the provisions OF the
till generally.
The question was then taken on striking
out the first section, and passed in the ne.
pative without division.
Various amendments were offered some
of which were agreed to, and others dlsa
greed to, after considerable debate.
MIR. Blackle6ge moved new section
declaring that this &C. shall not take eaee.
until the Legislature OF North Carolina shall
give their assent thereto. Ii
This molten was supported by Messrs-
Blosnt, Macon, and Alexander, and OPP
posed By Messrs. Gregg, aEd 9. W..
Campbell and disagreed to -
Ayes 20. 81
The committee then rose and reported
the bill with sundry amendments when
the house adjourned about Eve o'clock.
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CONGRESS
OF THE
ysE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
THuRspAr March s.
BRITISH AFFAIR 5.
DEBATE
UN TIED s e A e

4, committee of the sshOle on the state q
the uaisn Mr. G: tSm'sa =, :, me s eAla'
--sa the rcsstution oFerea 81 .0r. gregg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
ialea.ynairs.
From a Na1an. (N. p. J PAPER.
COURT or VICE ADMIRALTY,

July 90, 1908.
Before His Hssor Hsmy Morton DEER, En-.
/ole Judge and CommiGa,y.
His honor proceeded to the adjudication of
the following prizes, viz.
Three Friends. Kenrick, malter-Further
proof pronounced Inefficient, and condemned
as good and lawful prize to the private ihip of
war Charlotte, Bethel. commander.
Adeline, Strong, mafer--Further proof pro-
bounced iniufiifient, and condemned aseood s.
lawful prize TO II. M. fhip Stork, George Le-
geyte, Eiq. commander.
Two Po!lieS, Cole, mafter-Further proof
pronounced Inefficient, and condemned as
good and lawful prize to the private fhp of war
Viper, Tabor, commander.
Caroline, Partridge, mafter-Further proof
having been ordered in the firt inftance, now
for want of proof condemned as good and law
fu prize to the private ihip of war Mars, Glib
fon, commander.
Eleanor, Rainfall, mater-Further proof pro-
nounc-ed infuficient, & condemned as good &
lawful prize tohis majefy's ihip Stork, George
Leseyte. Efq commander.
San Jofef, alias ell Defeo, Antonio Cavo de
Villa, matter a Spaniih veiiel taken on her
voyage from Iavanna to Campeacby, con-
demned as gooe and lawful prize to his maief-
tvs brig Port Mahon, Samuel Chambers. Eta.
commander.
La Paitora, Rodriguez, maher-A HAVANA
droghing vefiel, condemned as good aud lawful
prize to his majefy's fchr. Redbridge, lieut..
Burt, commander.
In the cafe of the Juno, Packard, matter
MIR. Armfrcng, in behalf of the claimants, IN.
terpofed an appeal from the decree of condem-
nation TO the rich. b.: IL .,.lI s Lomm,ti,on.
ers of appeais as TO prizes.
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Domrtfie Snselllgcnce.
BOSTON,. Aucun Z.

When the beauty of yourh, blooming in fcience,
excellent m virtue, and rich III expectations is taken
from lite in the ordinary coure of mortality the
tears OF iyn,psthy Cow fpontaneouy bu, when the
grave reluctantly receives its untimcly prey from IN,
hand OF violence, gloomy filence burdened with az
toni.hment denies to iorrow its uiual utterance
The funeral of MIR. CHARLES AUSTIN tb.
oldeit Ton of the Hon. Benjamin Auan, Efq. was at
tended yeterday by Wait multitude, from this and
other towns.
On Monday lar, r o. .3kLraIpoE, a LAWYER Of
this town, about "a years OF age, was committed by
Juitice Corham, for his MURDER, perpetrated on
the fame day, little after one o'clock We do NO,
mean to anticipate trial, which will be more al
feeling and intereitng than any one which has taken
place IN our country; but the public anxiety demands
itatemen OF this unhappy affair." 70 far as can be
given with propriety.
The Coroner's jury, who were very refpcaable
men, formed and igned an Ingn,f Of N1,Ay. The
wiSneiies worn before the Juice the examinati-
on, teitifed, that few minutes after one o'clock
they iaw Selfrdge and Auifin meet in State .nreet
on the Tide path, near the fhop of Mr.. Townfend,
soidimth. No witnefs was f~orn who was nigh e.
nough to hear any words that paiied. Within lefs
than minute after they met the witnefs faw Self
ridge take piaol from fide pocket, aud dCcharpe
It upon Auin. Auitn inttantly firuck him, or a,
hisn, with imall Rick he had in his hand Ser;dpe
threw the piftol with great violence at his head
fell IRON the Tide path the pavement Sefridpe
beat him with the flick, and continued to beat him
until Tome portions came up, and with great force
prevented ms proceeding further Autin never fpoke
hat expired inhantiy. The blood was euhing from
ms mouth The Coroner was fworn, who iaid the
ball entered his breafi juR below the left pap. and
Paied through his body No evidence was offered
by the Priioner; bu, impartial and intereft;ng
eria the circumstances of mitigation If there are any
viii appears and jufice WILL we run have its coure
Mr.. AUSTIN was in the nineteenth year of his aee
he was to have taken his frff degree at Cambridge
College the enfuing commencement He was rel.
pected by the choars there, & beloved by his claf
The government of college had aligned him an no.
norahe narf ~ ..,siary ekrIiDirlons, on that day.
Ills iond parents were providing an entertainment on
the occailon, for large number of his and their
friends the gueAs invited and the agreeable to-
PIC OF commencement day, hoated spontaneously on an
their language.
SELsRlDGE had the fame day publhed in the Bor
ton Gazette, that Mr.. Autln's father was a liar
villain and a coward" and fgned it. The Young
man viited number of his friends and families where
he was acquainted in the forenoon, as urnal, and an
peared very cheerful and gay; he left one of their
h"nies about minutes before he was killed. His
breat glowing with filia pety, received the fatal
bali which probably had been prepared for the fond
boiona Of his father Chronicle
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From the Nezv-7-ork Aueriean Citizen.

1t is fnhietf of congratuation to our felio,,r
citizens that fyitem Of defence is nov in ore-
ration tor the city and harbour of New-Yorl..
Inc 'uryey made by col. Williams has for fome
time been under confederation at the war Office.
a plan OF repairs forthe works at Fort lay. ha.
been agreed upon and CONTRACTS have been
MADE under the direction of general Dearborn.
ny captain Willy, for the Zone aud materials
heceilary for the work. 4 !ssr=Se quantity nag,
already been delivered on Staten Ifand. The
undertaken OF the mafonry and his abourers are
expected to begin their labours within few
weeks 1t is underfood that the whole Of th-
ramparts and parapets are 10 be faced with
BRICK and ftone. New raveiiues and eurtaine
arctic be added to the TALENT angles of the fort
The original deign ofthe engineer ia to he com
Peted or improved upon, and every addition.
al repair and enlargement made that Kill and
iabour can give it, In co0Gqucnce of thcfe
defeniive operations, it is affirmed by comDe-
tent judges, that both the cat and ,yef Gdrs
of the city will be protected by the cannon IF
the fort 10 efectually, that an bottle feet vii,
find If imPoGble to lie at anchor in either Of ttr
rivers. Fort Jay will thus be made very
formidable work capable OF giving fecurty e,
the city and of deftroying the hip. of an encny.
Order are now in execution at Warrington,
Philadelphia and New-Yorl for MOUNTING ma,
ny pieces OF heavy cannon. at MIR. Foxalt's
Iouhoery at Georgetown, and at other mann
factories in the nation, the eating and borisg
or cannon for the public feryice hs, long beer,
going on. Theft home made guns are of the
mot excellent quality, and when mounted will
be at the diipofal of the executive for the ge-
neral defence. The mnuntings are TO b. Of
the belt materials, and the cannon and carriages
when fniihed, to be transported TO New-York,
or to any other place where they may be want
ed.
PropefalS for contracts are Iikewife in circu-
laion from the navy department, for the con-
ftruciion of number of gun-boats upon ,he
moi modern and improved plan, at the city Of
New-York. Mr. Smiths agent has for forue
weeks been engaged in receiqing proposals for
building theie powerful Ell, ines Of offence to
an enemy. AS foon as the bargains can be
made, the bufinefs will progref. a marine
guard has likewie been fent to the navy ward
at thC Northumberland are taking f,r the
houting, ftoring, and preferving the timber.
And it is expected the public ground viii foon
be enclofed and put into handfome fence.
With fuch rapid and aufpicors beginnings
we may exped that in the courfe Of a few years,
our city, under the aufpices of wife aud pro-
vident administration, will be placed in fuch
tate oflecnnty that no one need b. afraid of hoE
tile invsiion but all the inhabitants purfe their
occupations in peace, under an afurance that
there is noUsht TO make them afraid.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aurufl II.


Arrived, schooner Fame, captain Dsngerfield, is
days from Antigua.
Sr. JoaNs, (Antgua) July 22.
IL appears by the extracts from Barbados PAPER,
given in the foregoing columns Of this publication, that
the inhabitants of that hand have been alarmed for
the fafe IF Anfiyua. The fguadron of men of war,
(miftaken by the Vgilant for Freschl was admiral
Coehranes which appeared off this harbour on the
9Th iullant; and no doubt the alarm-guns which
are geae,ay fired upon the appearance of feet were
luppoled 10 be the commencement of cannonade .
1t was at o'clock on the morning after the adrni-
raj failed from hence that he faw The Frsach fleet w.
ing to on the louth de of Tortola, and Immediately
bore down upon thorn. The enemy at the fame time
filed their fails, and towards the iland of St.
Thomas at one, r M. the captains of the Elephant.
Canada and AgamefnHon, in obedience to Ggnal pre-
vouny made, repaired board the Northumber-
land, where eouaeH IF zOay was held, by which, we
have reafon believe, il was refolved that, Il,
7osnd Be- i6,ofey fer ne admiral 10 attach 7pb bi,
GuoHE7pad,oa, ores 10 Dryy Geoio,." At little af-
tertwo, IN. the French fbips doubled the fouth-
wen point Of st. Thomas, ard foon after dfbeea,o1
The Northumberland, Elephant and Canada, re-
turned to the roads the 9TH init after having wa
tered at St. Kits
This morning the honorable FIR Alexander Cocl,-
raHe, rear-admiral Of the white and commander in
chief Of his majetys ihiPs in thefe fess, was iarad
in private manner, with the ribbon of the order of
Bath, at the government houfe Of this land
It was, We underttand, the admira's with that the
ceremony G,ouId be private.
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BOSTON. Aueua G.

Capt. Schott, arrived here from Tortola con-
firms the former accounts of the French and
Enslfh. ae=ts. The ffrencir were ftanJne
in for the harhor when the EngIilh appeared in
light. The French then put away to leeward.
From the f ct they learnt the intention of the
French admiral 10 deRroy Tortola, and the min
ping Us fail deeply laden) in the harbor. Ad
miral Cochrane did not think his force fufticient
to court battle, but intended to defend him
felf ifthey frft attemptedit.
It was reported, at Tortola, July 18th, that
fir Richard Strachan's fauadron, of 10 fail of
the line, had arrived at Barbados. This is Civ
Ell as report
We have file of Martinique papers TO the 9th
nit. They mention the failing OF the French
fquadron the 1T July.
We do not yet underfand, whether the Tu.
nihan ambi fiador will condefcend to embark in
the U. s. brig Franklin. His fuite have frequent
ly viited the brig.
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IRISH TRADE.

We have been favoured with the following
by gentleman lately arrived from Ireland -
The Lerds of Committee of Council for
Trade and Foreign Plantations, having expref1:
ed their opinion, that the governors of his Ma
jefy's Colonies and Settlements in America
and the Wet-Indies ihould be directed to ex.
clude from the articles allowed by their procla-
nations TO Re imported from the United States
OF America, falted beef, pork, and butter their
Lordthip's deGre has been communicated bv MIR.
Fawkner, Secretary of the Privy Council for
Trade. THE principal officers of the cuftoms
OF Ireland, that the communication be made
with all convenient difpatch, to fuch perfons
IN Ireland a5wiII be mott difpofed to fhp thofe
articles for the Wef-India Hands, it being con.
iidered An Object of great Importance, aud of
material advantage, both to Ireland Sc TO his Ma
jefy's colonies and fettlements in America and
the Weft-Indes, to increafe and expedite the
fuppy of TIE articles in quefion from Ireland
to the fad Colonies aud Settlements
Barbadoes Mercury.
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ScIrLEDAM, lune Il.

Letters from Berlin FAY, that baron Harden
berg was about tn depart from thence to Lon
don on fpccia milton.
It feems, that the king of Sweden has de-
rnanded categorical anlwer from the king of
Prufia, whether or not he choofes to evsouate
the L1uenberg territory. fIe has had an an
fwer which, If not deemed fatisfactory,is to be
enforced by the immediate march of the { oops
which have 70 long been defined 20 that fer
vice.
a letter from Augsburg, dated June 2, fays,
Z" the French troops Tlii remain TRANQUILITY in
their REFLECTIVE environments in Bavaria and Sua-
bia."
II generally afIcrted, that the emperor Ma
poieon has demanded an indemnity for his ally
NE king Of Bavaria, in conieqaence of the pro-
trsSted fay ofthe French troops in bis domini-
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From The Salem Reg;Rer.

The Rate of the negotiations in England are
by Tome attributed to the proceedings of New.
York and to the Prefdent's proclamation hv-
fome, TO the l'.e proceedings of Conxrefs and
to the partial nop-mportation act. And they
miehtas we'limputeit to our growing NATIONAL
commerce ,.r In the iaft war We knew enough TO
difcover, that every effort would be made by
the Briti'h to maintain their commercial Supe,i-
ority, and to iecure al the advantages of their
naval power. The fame caufes a6a. with incrca-
ling obligations upon the Britifh nation. Whs.
we do at home is of little confequence wi
men, their enquiry is, wha. power they have T.,
ahert their claims, or what necefTity they have
to a5ate them. To afrrt their claims, thew
Will do every thing. An abio,ute nsceflity alone
VIII oblge them to withdraw them. Il is \
temporary policy to be at peace with any pa-
ton but 1T is of eternal contequence no, TO re.
llnqusi' and'extinguih any claim, by which
their navy may rule the ocean, and prei.rve It's
iuPeriority over the world. The French ar,-
h'f'on has ne3er out-fepped the Britif, Thy
are natural enemies, while nothing out al, VIII
fatisiy them. -
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LOT the RufRan occupation of Ca
BOSTON, AucuN ;.

Captain Wehber, of the bafque Edward Hem
ny, arrived from Rotterdam, which place he left
the sth June. informs, that Prince Louis b.
naparte had arrived at the Hague accompanied
by numerous and fp'endid retinue, and was
TO be proclaimed KING the next day. Great
preparations had been made for the coronation !;
and the fun of 9 $780, 900 guilders ordered TO be
raited for the Purpofe ofrendering the eftabliI,-
ment worthy the nation and tbe iNYjqrious Prince
appointed to reign over it.
Captain w. further advifes, that the Engtif,
continue their captures of Pruiiian veflels-
which are Immediately tried and condemned,
that neutralv are fuffered to enter the port
of Amherdam, Rotterdam, &c. without de-
tention, and that the markets were generally
good. Coffee So cents, and quick, fugar as per
lait price.
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COMMUNICATION

The melancholy event of Monday laR, which ter
minated in the death of Mr. Charles AuRin, is un;ver
faiiy dep'ored and thofe moi fenfblJ afflicted by it,
are oSletts of general fympathy. II is therefore
much to be regretted that defire lln"d any where
give it an improper direction by any perverGon mr.
particular Interpretation the coroners inquea. The
form OF nquiftiou is given by the ffa.ute, and uGd
as Inch by the Jury without any intention to decide
on the criminalty of the deed. 1t was their province
and their with, to find the fadt merely, without de,
termning the motives caues that led 20 it, Juftcs
to the reputation and life of the perion, now MOI in
tereiteo requires that no judgment ihouId be patd,
and no colonring be given to the unfortunate an for
which ne is hereafter be tried by the Law. cf bic
n''n country trial will be impartial, and his
innocence or guilt will then appear
Bafan G,yst, 7
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time ofcapt, Ship and owners property di-
reeted to flu proof; another part OF the
cargo reforet claimed ami the remainder
condemned, uiiefs claimed within fortnight.
Mentor. Lj,nbergh, mater. This was a
Swedilh ihips den with cargo of Calt. Ship
condemned on he ground of trading with the
enemy.
Mary, Rufhtin, mafter.-This vefei, under
American colo'ts, with cargo of fugar and
other merchandise, was in the proccution of
her voyage from Bottom to Amiterdam, at the
time of capturt Ship and cargo refored as
clained. Denprrage pronounced againit the
captors, to be fcertainsa by the Reglter, and
alto the clamalts expences of the hearing.
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gw~. -
PETERSBURG, Aueua II:

SELLEcx OsBsRN.-A number Of the republican
citizens oil Peterfhurg met at Brewers tavern on Mon
Gay evening, to take into confederation the hardhi,
aud oPpreiio which Selleci 0l,orn the editor Is
the Litcheid Witnet is fubjected by the pride and
power oil the federal party in Connecticut. The
meeting entered into ieveral patriotic reolutions GEN.
turing, like freemen, the conduct of the tyrants Of
Connecticut asd appointed gen. Zones, r B. Ro-
bersion b: w. Lgh, John Somervell, John Dickfen,
for the Witneis
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DERNE, IN. " July %.
INDIAN WAR.

BSfra9 Of q letter fron1 captain Durham, eo1-
D1andasf NJ fbe United Stair froobJ at Me
cliAmackjHaek TO bis rei0fipc5 in fbis team,
dafed TINE go, 1906.
81 lately received letter from the com,
handing officer at Fort Wayne. (or Inc Miami
river, dated May 90, ofwhich the following is
an extract
have this day received Information from
man that cso be depended or, who informs me
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19

Contradictory reports are in circulation ref
peding peace between England and France |;
hut we fee no grounds to expect fuch an event,
and many circumstances render it improbable.
However, the tone ola pamphlet lately read with
much intereit in England, containing an extern
five view Of the fate of the nation, is not cacu-
lated to raje the public confidence, in profc-
cutting the war. Reper!sry.
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Freneb Fy1ferni.y ~!

Extra6 of letter from captain John Hand junior, of
the fchooner Caroline, of Alexandra, dated
Port Spain, (7riaiaa1y, Tniy 8, 1906.
" On the 2lf Of June, in lat ID, long. So, was
boarded by two French line Of battle ips, who took
from about 30 barrels Of four all the beans aud
ehsele and greater part of the hams, and never gave
us the ieraps ofa pen for them"
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LONDON. Iune II.

1t is now underltood, that ninificrs have 70
far conceded to the court of directors as to fore
go their determination with relpett to the APP
pointment of lord Lauderdale to the govern
ment general of India and that lord Mimic is
TO be appointed to that high and important of.
flee.
June ID.
The fmall carlton, which, under the com
mand of an Irifl officer, 70 long and 70 gallant
iy maintained the poft of Civitela del Fronto.
has been ftarved into furrender.
Corn exchange, TlDe To-.
Price of -four fine -four 7os to 75s--fecondS
sos to 7os, per Jack.