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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05
W.dnesdap. Dccsm5er 8. 100.

The House resumed the reading Of the
documents accompanying the Governors
letter Of yesterday, and the same being in
part gone through;
On motion, Ordered, that so much Of tho
sail communication as relatcs tothc aItcra-
tion OF TIC Constitution ofthc United States,
proposed by the States Of Maryland and
Tennessee, be referred to the commit
tee Of the whole house on the state of che
Commonwealth.
On motion, Ord>red, that 50 much Of the
Governors Communication as relates to
tho Peuitcatiary system, be referred to Mes
SIS. Harrison (ofAmclia) Fcushee, Harvie,
Wayt, Oiey, Stephcnsou, Randolph, Reed,
Beaie, I.eake and Wyatt, are that they
do report thcreupon to the house by bill or
Otherwise,
Ordered, that the remaining documents
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

The General Assembly, with an unanimi-
ty which is equal V honorable 20 the cleo
tors and the elected, have confirmed the
Executive appointment Of Mr.. Creed Tay-
Tor, as JUDGE Of the Richmond Chancery
District court
The Senate has reelected Mr.. p. TAYLOR
Of Orange, their Speaker, and the Governor
met with no opposition.
Nothing ofimportance hos as vet, occupi-
ed the attention Of The legislature but If
the Assembly bestow on the communication
of Governor Csbell, that attention, which
is due tn the talents. elegance and import
Of The publication, the legislative proceed
ings Of Virginia, may be expected to aft rd
amore interesting subject o. attention, than
they have hitherto been entitled to.
Col. PHILIP READ Oate member of
the executive counci) genuine republic
can, has been elected n senator in the con-
gress Of the United States, to fill up the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Ro-
bert Wright, esq lately chosen governor
Of MarylaEd.--Posf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-12-05

Tacsdav, Dtcrmber 9, 1906.
ne following committees were appoint
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
Grandeur Champanois,
TAIL q II,

7aht fbh ets;,isziy TO ixfs,m ibe iababitanh q
Ne7vSoyf, andm vieiuir.
THAT he has commenced bu6nef, at No.
4 M, Thame,-S,reet, back cf Mr. Charlc,
Cogse.ha,, & Cos. Shoe Store, and oppof,e
Mrdr.. John F. Townfeud & Co. in hope, by \
conitsnt application TO his budncf. and unn. riI-
ted exer,ions TO pleafe, he will san ,h: patron
age of ,hofe Who may plesfe to hongr hica with
their cation --Gument, and Suit, made in the
ueSea hthion,.-Evsry favor in his line viii
he gratefully acknosledscd.
Ncrpart, Juae 4th, r3c5.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
n o I [ Z L.

NNHE Di,ettors Il ,he Raode Iaipd Bridge
-, Company, having determined TO p'ooect
iuueoia,ey IN the execution OF iald wo& a.
.-c'ons hag o engage in iaid undertaking
,i,neT as 4AbonTers, OF IN iieighsiDg acne, aIc
re}ccA-d o call on the oJ6ic,,beT. al ais hcuf.
20 N-Spou, Who Is ieady % coatr4es with
them for 1h3 iarns.
D. LYMAN, Sapcr:s:.a9Qht.
M.Vf0,i, Aay i5, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
THE PEWS,

IN the Gallery Of the ieeond Bsptia Church.
i ia ,hi. town, are ditetied, by tie Corpora
ton 10 be let oot.--ApP,y 20
ELISHA GIBBS,
Cleik ofiaid Corporation.
Newport, June 4, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
moSG OTHERS, AkE

4H cfrga1 o59,fmtst Vhce, Bieding,,
La'et lsihioa iurcthue Elegant Necklaces.
a0d cVnmon Cali. Plain and ornamsnisd
Goes. Conbs,
Chin'ze' and Corper- Reb & common Faa..
Plates, Barcelona Hsndk'is.
4 Leyg@ aD5,.m,st sf silk Shawn.
India Cotton, and IT. Lace Csmbrieks,
iih LInnrrs, b. tanbossd MnAiu,
Sco,ghand ILdia book D..
Muiia'. Lionen Pocket E,na-
PsGge,. Leon. g. Cur kerche's,
Ionsde Alunm,. hg- Common and !upcrhne
o'ed aod pain, Di nity.
R'ch laced sGd tsInbo- ga Canbtick Din.ily
f;d Molina, A. sad 81 CotIaa
Jappar Duo. Csmbricks. e., I'd.
Checked a"d Pam Iheekcd acd tat. Cei.
Mullins cet CamhFicEs.
Ladle. rich and COM Back Satin,,
nou Veih, tioFance Lufefring,.
Laced and figa'ed IN ekgasi gPS,tneSl u
HsoaSefchie's, Cotton, 81. & 'ihtean
Hab,. Hlntke,caict,, Lscs.,
Du'n. Ladies and Gen'ler,ena
tlGarcd Cap TatieTni. Cotton snd -Sl'kl
L4ce Trimmings, Haf.
lar Ne't Wunns. Six aud Cotton Uin-
Laced, 6go,ed. acd br:lis,.
pi@in Grapes, all CO An sGortment oi La
lors, dies Parsiols,
Fig i'cd Sl,ins and Black x colored Cam
Sa7csreus, bricks,
Rich Gown Irimm. Cotton Gioehams,
ings, yellow sad bue Nan
SILK Gloves and Mats, keens.
Ls,r, Arm'es, V-fias,,
Silver, COTTON. and hn elegant aTornent
Silk Cotd., Boitors, Kid Shoes, very .os.
Sc.
Al6, Neqoea Jy&ion Londm
DrelS Hats and Bonnets
cosstsTtAe oF
Few elegant whl,e ilppe.ia, Ih,, Hats,
Fes ID. figured Csoc D,e', Blnne.,,
Da. EsgHG. Walking Bonne.s,
Do elegant P mt, ie B,nrew, vi,h wrea,h,,
Do. q pGy Willow Bonner,
Large E,gliG, Cane and Wliiow Hats,
Willow and hgured sat,,n F:erch Bonscts,
A. elegant Aaortment of
artificial Fe-yers, Wrxatbs, SIC.
E'cs,os Gu PLuMss.
White Silk BoE1ons,
Shoe Roa.u,,
Newea iathiorei WIGS and FRESETTS.
NerVp,'f, Mdy Isib, 1896.
TEIHERFAS THANkFuL, ny Wife, ha,
w eloped from my Bed and Boa,d Thi,
is 70 forbid al, Pc-foos entertaining or truaino
her Oh my Account, a. ill not psy any Debi.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
HAvANNA SUGARS q HIDES,

sz jttayny.
bHs D'WoLFg q tisRsEr BRApFoRD,
AVE for Sale. 1000 h,xe, sHpsted Hav-
1 anna SUGARS, OF fupstilr qu..iiy,
nov landing from on bs@,d the Ghip Audgom.
ache, at The What of Ci2t. I'm - Wolfe -
They will Contract to deliver laid Sugars in Bol
ton, houi the paich4ieu @ifh il.
ALSO
200 excellent Sailed Hides.
Bittol. r. |. April 8 1906.
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,
Boox-SkLLER y 5rArIosRR,
NJ. IT. Tbamei Street, ob6;f ~. IA svgjead's
C,fte- -H14j., il toytisaaily recciyiag ad-ri,1i
10 bn Be.k Snye, and az be biRst all bu 5oqk5.
bis egfomtr' nay d:pfad aaF5ssg 5'@sisg-n'1O
on hard,
\ A ORSE'S Gszetteer, volumes,
lVl Nes aud improved edit. Letter Writer,
Improved edition OF Peuy's Dieilon'Ty, np-
wards OF lhoailnd mo.e xoIds than any
former edition,
All Of Lindley Mirrsy's very valuable works,
Charch Payer Books. elegant and plain,
Watts Pialms and hyma,, DO. do.
Adam Lain Grammar,
Scort's Lotions,
Eemeou of Uleful Know!edge. vols.
Wah's NJ nc lnIiie Arithmetic.
D,oops. Roofs, do.
Farmers Aln,nsck for 800,
a Variety of El:gin. ,oks tof ChiIfeo, with
cngraving..
A grea. variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS, whoi;-
ialc snh re,ail, vcey chap.
STA7IONAkf, of all kinds.
Black aad gr edged Letter, Billet, and coomon
Paper. per Rcsn 0. Qp'Te.
Excellent y a~ins Paper, s cents thsct.
Imperial, super kcyal, MeFiain ana D-Giy ?2-
per.
Oiills bea quality. from NJ. 20 I6.
Red and Biick lax in v'als.
Ink Powder drz. cy inse.
Slatcs, great variety.
Lead Pencils. Sealing Wax, Wa',rs, Iakaand'.
Memorandum Pocket Books, &c. &c.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
of all Gzcs, good PAGER. vcli bound. and chesP.
BOOK BINDING,
Ia all i,s branches done with elegance, dnra-
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the Bindery, No. II. Tname'-Srreet. #
Newport, March 70, 1906,
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.NAl,-t n. 1arasms,-.

Nc. IcS, IhaA.es-Stret,
Has j4 ,tecivei an rrferEv' oD',imrnt af
Staple and Fancy Goods ::
AMONG OTHERS, Aks
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19
LAW OF THE u. STATES.
Br AUTRORITT.
Al, ACT

Az ACT
so' saaoliihng ruies and article, for the gov
sinlnths o' TIC srnio OF the u. States.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-19

EEIHERFAS THANkFuL, ny Wife. ha,
w eloped srom my Bed and Boa,d Thi,
is 70 forbid all Pc-foos entertaining or truaine
her on my Account, a. siil not psy any Debt,
of her contrattiag after the date hereof.
THOMAS CtAMPLIN.
Ere,tr. May 2cib, 1895.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
tIEw-1ERsEY ELECTION.

As lar as our laiorsnaioa extends, she
following counties have returned full 'e-
derat representations 20 The leg. .a'ufe, w
Bsrgen, Mida!esgg, SoG.sfse;, Safiiag
ton, Gloucester, and Cape Nay, In,
representation sycen Sussex and Cum5ef
land will be divided. The important chang
which has taken place he ysar PAS; in lavaf
Of Washing,on policy, lis New Jersey, Is
highly honorable 10 The people Of he STATE.
american men and Gn,eyitm measures are
evidently coming AGAIN Isso iasaiop. The
prosecuting men who isr inc past ha,e
swayed or councils aud pulled down :hs
old iaitaEu! friends oi The pSp,5le who stood
The bruas u Coz revolutionary conJss: Wi Il
Gsess ns1taiu. for The purpose 81 poreias
into power ycung ~ q ana .U2iioos tGre;g.-
Els who have lately Gene afa2og III 50 Dis.
toHb cuF peace and cat Ga; our substance,
smuse oSw give way 20 iAc ifisnds 81 free
go"era"eas as5d i,bsry CT conscience.
10 the cnns,;es Of isefgSu aud Soinsrse:
there was 60 de'nocralc opposition 70 the
federal ticket. 10 bur!iaglou she federal
majority with very litsle esrrtion was ii
creased from 9 70 500 vo,rs. Ii SUSSEX
the federal candidate Tor The counsil was
carried by n <;io,!sy OF be;wsen 800 ana
1000 and the federal sheriff BY sbou.
SEQ. All The old insmoers we're ,hrown
GU. by abou, SEQ yoteb.
I7yenf2n Fed
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
BALTIMORE October 90.

The ship Joseph and Phoebe, M|CorlZls,
hence to Bremen, was OF Portland 29zh Au-
gust. The Msrgaret, Clark, hence a. AM
steriam.
Arrived, the sch'r, Eliza yiGkesy, Woke
ry, 50 days FROM HAVANA. Left tie schco.
7er Edith AID Polly, Of Baltimore, in 10 days,
and many northern vessels, names not recol-
lectcd. Sailed In CO. with the brig Hope, Of
Portland, for Philadelphia. Spoke nothing On
the passage. Reports nothing below.
October 50.
Arrived, sch'r. Superior, Forbes, 81 days
from Marseilles. Left there, schooner Three
Friends, Harvey, for Baltimore, uncertain
brig Sally, Prom, for Philadelphia IN all o.
tober; Louisa, Clark, dc. &c. Slip Alfred,
Belt, of Salem, dischargng; Washington,
Drew, Boston, in few lsys; snip Packet,
Philadelphia, performing quarantine; brig,
Harriet, OF Beverley, for Alexandria, tEgypt)
Arso, Aempton, OF Duxbury, for Sicily in a
few days. 35tn, spoke brig Benjamin, from
st. Thomas, for NewYork, reported tl2at tie
day before he sailed, St. Thomas was half bur
ed down, had not time to receive any particu-
lars. The y. States schooner Enterprise was
at quarantine repairing. Passed in the Bay,
ship Bacchus, from Hamburg: Carlisle, from
Amsterdam brig Newton, from Antwerp,
and number OF others bound up.
Also, schooner Wolf, Jones, Is days from
Charleston. Four days since, off Hatteras,
spoke the British brig Avon, from England,
last from Bermuda, with Mr.. Erskine, the
British minister, on board, bound to Annapo-
lis. Passed anunher Of square rugged vessels
in the bay, did not speak them.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
Eroel ire Boat2g r. ..eTYt-og'g.


To men who love France better than their
own country, it seems stT.,ngc ard almost III
credible that any ole should imagine there
could be danger il Bonapa2te's beating ilae-
land, and having it n his power to put his toot
Oh our neciss at lis pleasure. x sort OF under
ling liberty that IS only whipped sometimes,
for fir weather, o. stately en- Monday morn
ings--a plantation liberty, thai consists in tie
favor OF the overseer, seems to these people,
quite enough to talk and b2ag CT, quite good e
nough to defend with g tie least possible
force by sea ana land. They can sit down
Infamous and contented, aed think it gain to
be kicked, if they can set the wages OF neu-
trality. The day will come, when the sordid-
ness Of our notions Of ind&Y cildence viii seem
to car postelity, if they should prove enough
unlike their fathers to keep the country, rot
more the subject Of their scorn than wcn5er.
With million tons of shipping and one hun-
dred thousand seaInen as brave as those WHO
fought under Nelson, Ger commerce is de-
fenceless. The row boats OF the Muiattoes
from St. Jago de Cuba compose to US a formi-
dabIe navy. And six hundred Spanish tatte--
donations not only defy, but it is probable
could expel the Standing A'my of the United
Ststes from the Is million territory. These
are the glories of Mr.. Jefferson's reign-glo-
ries that would bring sweat if not bushes, on
his brother Emperor Dessaline's forehead.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
EXTRACT.

There is scarcely disorder incident
to humanity, against which our adveriis.
ing doctors ars no, possessed OF moss
invaluable antidote. The professors of o.
ther arts contsss the inevitsbls intr:cacy of
things talk with some doubt and decide
with hesitation BIZ. doubling is entirely
uEknews in msdieile the advertising
professors delight in cases of difficulty
Be the disorder ever SO desperate or radi-
cal, YOU viii 6pd numbers 10 every street
who by lsvellips a pill at the part affected
promise certain cure. without loss Of
time or hindrancs of business:
s When consider the assiduity of this
profession, their benevolerce amazes me.
They por only 10 general give their medi-
cines for half value, but use The most per-
suasive renons,rsncss 10 induce the sick
70 come and be cured.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

ton. Captain M. pu. his mate and four
hands on beard took her tow, aud bro,t
her safe into this port. The same day AZ
four o'clock, he was boarded by 4 frigate
who said the feet, seven in number, then
insight. we're British ships, and werefrom
the cspes of Virginia, and captain MI.
chaels believes they were bound to Eu-
rope.
Same day the snip Young Elias, Morris,
46 days from Amsterdam. Left there 1st
September the ship Paragon, captain Ny
rick, of and for New York, 10 taree days.
Sailed two day before the Yoang Elias,
ship Louisiaoa, captain Morris, Of and for
Baltimore. August rs, arrived the brig
Caravan, Gilchrlsr, of and from Boston.
9th, arrived the ship Pilgrim, Of ADD from
Newburyport she drove ashore from her
anchors at Heller dsiuce, and cot Of the
Des. day without damage. The same day
ar1iyedthe ship Diana of and from Alex
audria and the ship America, of and
from Boston August 30th, the ship Ma
sry of New York came in for a pilot, bound
to Antwerp. Septembes ., spoke the ship
Sally of Baltimore, bound for Antwerp,
from Amsterdam, ia The straits of Dover.
Sepresaber4, in the Straits OF Dover, spoke
the ship Pittsburgh, Kelly. Of ard for Phi.
ladelpais, bound 70 Eambusgh, aiter being
detained in England three weeks. Sept. s,
spoke the ship Nsv Jersey. off the isle Of
Wight, bound 10 Aetwery, all well, bur
had lost his mizen top galls.s Gass. OF <
from Philadelphia. The sane day saw tas
ship Iris of Baltimore, from Amsterdam
bouod 10 Liverpool. September1 /, spoke
the brig Tiger, OF and from Boston, SO
days out, captains name aad destination
unknown. September 10, Ushaa. bsariag
ssE. saw seven sail Of British ships of The
lipe, steering NNE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

Surely there must be something
strangely obstinate in patiest, who res
fuses SO much health upon such easy
terms! Does he take pride in being bloat.
ed with .he d,opsy? Does he find plea
sure In the alterations OF an atermitting
fever? Or feel as much satisfaction in
nursing up his goat as he FOUND pleasure
in acquItingis? He must; otherwise he
would never reJsa. snth repeated assurance
Of ins,an, relief. " Eiat cau be more con-
vinciag than the. mSbner in which the sick
are inv tied Is bs vel! The docter first
begs the muss eataesF attention OF pubic
10 what i.e is gel9g to p. pose. he solsma.
y sHr1s the pm zoaS ne9e, j0uald to 2sya,ts
success; ne proposes q iiet 81 these who
base been rescufd feom the gra0e BY taking
it.. YsE uosW;sks adding ~. this, there
are many who nat and shei, thick nroper
to be s.ci;. Casty SIX did say There
are saa,e who evea think pfoPer soidie
Yes, the, Gle, theas;, III y nnght hsts
purc chased tbs llea:lh 'rs,oripg specfS@ fer
q half 4 dollar a; e,cry Corner Z"
Whas a pity thar ';ae. learrei. who1oughs
mutuasy 70 ass:si raahp.hsg IN enltgh,eu.
leg t1e wo.!d, shou,sl eeacsns; 70 suchu
worthy nsans 10 @gsfandze Themselves!
Tie ia..ioHing stanzzs, axt@cted from a late
lns:sa pubhcaGas). have much merit
~ ..agasg altloa 3 Ia some measure hack
nis-l, are placed lsseh q point q view tia.
ttsey meet 10 VII j all nc Charms Of novelty,
Hofkly Inhector.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
AUGEREAU,
Marshal of the empire command.
ing the seventh corps of the grand
army.
PHILADELPHIA, October so.

PHILADELPHIA, October so.
s. s.f'sed ship Belvidere, capt. Michaels,
,,A j. from Bremen. On,he 9th of DC.
T. ~ ~ 10 lat. SO 42. long. So, a, 6 o'clock
!. 4s morning, fellin with wreck which
sb;s sna,oed, aud foaod her to be cutter
L. :; mad carried away her mas. will all
tpb, ss,'g, and that she was new vessel.
lsr,l sue strong, and was loaded with mac.
h,so,, salmon and cod FISH, with neither
suld =; papers on board, whereby they
'sovsr who she was or her dss.ina.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01

they do not mention the death Of Mr.. Fox
But captaia b. says il was reported at Btis.
.tol the day before he sailed, thath died
on the 12tn of Sepse mbcr. Nothing fur.
thsr than we have already reported had
traaspired respecting the negotiations at
Paris, though il was generally imagined,
that there was less prospect Of sudden
peace, than some time back. Details IN our
next. Phlla 2rAe Aaner,
A French squadron has unesPe etedly aP~
-pesred 10 the Greenland seas, AMI destroy.
ed great number of English whale.
men. 1oiG.
Extrac, Of letter from one 0! TIE editors,
dated Wilmington (Del.) Oe,ober 29'
1906. 45
Ii was currently reported in fh'ladsi.
.phia Yesterday moraIng, that Cesar II
Reaney, esq of that city aud late OF this
borough, had been appointed an associate
Justice of tbs United STATES 0ice W dlfam
Patterson, esq. deceased. give INC report
as received il without a,te6- ing to
voneh lis sorreciaess.
Baltimore Eyen. Posi-,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
Meranoria Dajlp anusrftser.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1.

a letter from one of the mast respectable
commercial houses in Bordeaux TO another
in New York, dated the 12h Sept. has the
following postscript.
6 This moment zve haze aezvs that the
camp uuhich had, formed at Paris, for the
celebration of the Grand National Fete, has
received marching orders end is about
breaking up."
The latest information from the westward is
contained in letters from governor Claiborne,
dated the 18th of September. At that time
governor Claiborne was about seventy miles
from Natchitoches, occupied in organizing the
militia, on whose part there appeared to be a
general readiness to turn out, even among the
French inhabitants. No change had taken
place in the situation of the troops on either
side. Governor Errara was still dangerously
i'll his forces had been considerably diminish
ed by disease, and the greater part of their
horses had been sent beyond the Sabine for TO-
rage. Governor Claiborne had held an int
resting talk with the chief of the Caddeux
tribe of Indians, and had ascertained their dis
position to remain neutral
National Inteligencer
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
FRANKFORT, Angus, 90.

b
There has ia:ely appeared here, in the
,,me Of The magistrates OF this CRY, apro-
,l,uasioa, Of which certain passages are
,ossldrrsd, by Intelligent people, as very
sxuaordinary.
Marshal .augcreau. TO whom report
,b,,ssf had been made. addressed the fol.
,osiog leirer 10 the burgo. masters and ma.
g;,,rates Of Frankfort:
sGsntlealsa,
"Being DESTROYS TO alleviate as much as
oossible, the burdens imposed on YOU by
Inc circumstances of the var, you have
seen me on every OCCASION contributing
via you, TO tie public tranquility, and the
comforts Of yeorfellow o,s,zens. Consui-
ed bsyoa on tlle general measures interest
iuS 70 sour cisY, haze taxed pleasure 10
hose which were best adap!edio your in.
n:dia.e cenyenieuce.
Oaths arrival Of the French commissa-
vgrneral, charged 30 preparethe remis-
aao Of the city of Frankfort, and lis ter
ritary, to his electoral highness the prince
Pima, {Ge1sorafab,y TO the sreasy OF con-
federation ef ;hs i2th Of July lasD several
members composing your government an.
'n3uncrd 70 me their irseat;sn Of proclaim
ing ,0s new order Of ,hings; The sine was
not-yet arrived; dissuad=d them from so
dairg and ihey apaea'ed to appreciate my
az Jtises.
sRdat has been my surprise, whea a.
aschsfea6oafg, waere | had goae to pay
Mrsspecis 10 she prince Primal, a couri.
a,Gspatehed from mead quarters by The
soemsndant, brooSht to me journal csn.
iauing the translation Of proclamation.
saiehyou had prosusely distributed during
l.. nyd5Sence'
laase perused il with pain. genslemes,
it's uojus, towards the French govern
nshi, which, inthe changes Of Germany.
sss treated you ID the most favorable and
Distinguished manner and which you
wight 10 have dolly estimated, and impress
Ron your coas.itaen.s-on the contrary.
su sesm,e have wished 20 excite ihsir
taedBtenls.
More enlightened on their true Interests,
great majority of the inhabitants of
1'aOslofl applaud she change which ispre
psleS Tor there. The privileged classes
uaag a5olished, they all become citizens,
sl iu equal IN the eye of the law, and they
WI alike participate in the fagors of pa-
eioal governments.
Wy connections with you. gentlemen,
l.pe''0 has been agreeable; but, by your
'' = conduct, they must cease ts be SO.
lie reProaches, which now addresss 10
W. are The more painful TO my feelings,
a'asv must be of equal publicity with your
WSn'ch has occasioned them, that act is
Uncover The error OF certain individuals
WY; know positively thas several among
gOu nave had no part in IL; and, as they
,usat aotto be ccofounded with its au-
N'' summon you to declare, within
,at'aly-iour hours, who are the authors of
Ss,"
lSigped)
@AUGEREAU,
Marshal of the emnire rommard
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T1vE CcEIlst1.Y LCT.

ONCE IN the Hight Of ages past,
There lIy'll q man ;---s.iG 40 wss he?
Mortal noweer Thy iot is cast,
That la..si resembles thee.
Unknown the rcoion ot LIS, birth,
The land IN willo;a..ie died unknown;
Ills n&!ae hatt 1erish.'s,. rom tic earth,
lis tratl Survives ..oce:
That joy, an si:.ei, 5nd hope, and fear,
Alternate ttIu.afA'Q il Is breast;
lis Bliss AID wo---i, smile, 9 tesr
Obii~;o a hides gi.c rest
Tic bounding r-fse, tie lapguid limb,
Tie changing Spirit. rise and fall,
We MEOW tn..t thcse are let by hin,
Fer these afe ie!t l2y al.
He snierad--tut his Fargs are DER;
Enjoy but his delights are fed;
Had ftieuls--b;9 friends arenow nc more;
And loes--his foes are dead
lie Iov'l--ibut whom he lov'd the grave
Hath lost ii It's .unccnscicua womb;
. she Was FIR, but ncught weld save
Her bea;lty from the tomb.
.-sa s.s@s. ~ .@-t ssyA5T,as7 ,z'Sss5:rs.s
o. We-ale requested to mention,
that The Fairfax Couft.IIouie Races,
adve!:iled for the 9th Of November,
arepostponed to a future day, of which
timely notice vail be given.
October 81
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COWS rANTINOPLE, July 2s.
Is ne nnO men. Hisclplined after

~ LIZ = y
hody Of $4,000 men, disciplined after
i. European naaner, has been stopped
=. ~ is march by the resolution wn'ch the
60 ssai,saries, 10 concert with the Inhabitants
la' Adr;anopIe, have taken 70 refuse them
Zoo. into that CRY. But shisis nor all.
I .e.r ha7iog sens away the eemmissaries
6, =, Porte, who had come .hlsker 20 pre-
s,r. quarters, the jsalssaries nave taken
p .,ms. placed artillery on che ramparss,
.fa madesevery disposition for aylgoroas
...l.,soce. The whole couaery, from a.
d,iaaople so',hs Dsoube, isin cpen inspr.s
r,ct,oa. Ills aot kneign waat steps Will
ss,akyn tv the comnandant Of the discl-
DIaed troops. He waits the orders OF the
diyan.