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twenty Dollais Reuiard.

p AN AWAY, frooi the fablcnber, living 10
the city Q. Baltimore, on Friday pight :.G,
tw3 aprrcnsice boy. 20 the hating bnhaefs, VIZ.
CHARLES WHITE, between 10 and III years
of age; very fmail,and has remark able hort cusl,
ed hair Which lie very whiie--haG Oh fsloft Sias
coatee ard olive eo!ored velvet pantaocns--
ISAAC WEBB, about 16 years old, uncom.
monty large fer his agaa had On a thoTt corduroy
jacket ard pantsoons, his hair dark and isrs;ssf,
Whoever takes up faid Boys ard lodscs ben IL
any jal, sd gives information g that ger diem
agaiu, ihai s,ceiye the above reward and realon-
able expencss, or TEN DOLLARS ltr either.
All nls:tcis OF ycfcls and others are cautioned
agamG harboring Them or carrying sliem of. (
William -Branlon, Halter,
Baltimore.
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March a..
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of a deed of truh to the
fnefciioef, will be expoied TO fslc, ON Wcdnef-
day, the lecond day Of April next, for ready
money, upon the pennies, feyeral very valuable
LOTS OF GROUND, lying upon Quecn, Fair.
fax, Water and Union.Grcets, in the town Of
Alcxaud.ia- And Immediately after tile fate OF
the Lots, will be expofed to fslc, At the coffee
hOple, Tor ready money alto. tin cafe BY the fsle
of the Lots the fan required mould not be raj
fedl one undivided FIFTEENTH part Of a Trad of
Land, lying in Sposiylvania county, containing
about eighteen thoufaad acres, known by the
name Of the A1iae Traa.
James Keith, 7,yofs.
March 10. dn
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lowell terms for G. Ash
{ Jamaica Spirits, Firm quality frslA Salad
French Brandy, Oh,
Holland Gin. Writing, letter and wrap.
Wei India Rum, ing Paper,
new England ditto, Fira quality Csyeaaih To-
Cherry BOUNCE, 4 bscco,
Peach Brandy, spinning Cotton.
Nhiky, Il Flag,
Niues 81 different kinds 9tds' and Womens Shoes,
Io4i and Lump Sugar, Fnf quality table Codith,
brs@a ditto Sounds and onpues,
Genee, Spice Salmon in kegs
wv, v5p,a. o lg,ea Ago, g gemrai aBsrt.
soaehssap I'D ssd r. ment II F,pip ind
Behca NR,s as fdlloqus:
NJ .uid and dipt Candles Lib IN J.cn,ois in boxes,
Soap, htuikateli ard Bloom, r al.
Chocoate # different qua FMS in b'ycs of fupcs
fi.ies, rior qaatity,
Bch Phiadelnhia Nuaard,, sranes Oranges, Figs ard
Goll4r Chee3e Of the dth Tsma&riais,
SSquality, Aman3sand Cocoa Nuts
RhoGc llanI ditto, EngGih Wapnts, Sheibarks
A general aIortnent OF iicA Spanith Segars
Queens Wars fxeeiicHr rioy. - ee-ar. -
Diro = do, Glas do.
Hiitb nxmttr If ot5ey an;efts fegetber 7pit6 J,
GOO y.u(neis otfalt suitable for the alsefies,
goo ditto new Rhode III md potatoes,
90 barrels excellent cyder,
20 di.soicw rye wbissey,
3lsd parcel IF -.
Nice SmithGald- hams, middiings, and
houlders.
A. WILLIS.
March zA: dis+
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a. REMOVAL.

. he Subscriber begs leave 70 in
form his friends and the pubic in general, that.
he has remaycd from tile Store, be lately occupied
in y lioh alcet, two doors further South, on the
fame fi3e OF the free,, 10 thar large and comuio.
dious Stere. the properly of captain VIsliilliam
Harper, Il the Ggn of the Orange Tee, where
re has the following articles Tor falls on the very
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-01
School fof Young ladies.

IN which they viii be infrulcd III Reading, Writing,
snglifh Grammar. Arithmetic, plain Sewing. hlafs,
ing, Netting, Tanboring, Embroidery, Mute ard
Drawing. Her terms for the different branthes are
moderate and will be made known application a. her
School, in King treet, oppohss Mr.. Snowdens pint
ing oaicc From, the experience hehas had in educat-
ing young ladies' he Aat,ers herie hc VIII give fatis
faction toitch place their children under her care
She will ao accommodate few young ladies' from the
w,rcb q. DIT
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1ss91t11J = !" r1es'6 81 TITO TO-
pumsries, 18th March. Fol IlI4thA

l. Z
A great Bargain may be had,
I with 70 exchange fesen o, eight hundred ac,es
4 of LAND, in Fairfax eounFy, formerly Loa-.
dcun county, foregood lands in thewsfern couna.
Try. II lies near Sugar Lard Run, it is fnely
sffnbered and waterea, good farming land, about
IS miles from The City Of Walhirgton, 20 from
Alexandria, and e from tie Potomac river
There ar two tebsn.ent ard an excellent or.
chsrd on The pfemlfes, about 10 brhsts Of wheat
flowed laa fail AND a good deal Of clover, which
grows fncly, the ioil bsing we'll adapted to the
Platter Of Paris, from the lulI-f experinentsr--
the title indiEpura!ae. Any psrfon mskirgearly
application may get an advantageous exchanges
Application 'by letter, to the iubicriber in Az,
alexandria, will be duly attend ed to.
B. DADE.
February j. eotf
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BY vrsae of deed of truh from PHILIP Wass
TON to the fublefi5er, for the Putpole OF feeu.
ring the paynen. of certain fums therein men.
ticned, will be eSpofed 10 public iale, on the
pfegifes, at eleven O'Clock, "A. NJ on SA.
TURDAY, tho 9Th day Of April next, for
G'q@-
6 Lots. Handsomely fitaated, con-
'tiguous to the town of Alexandra, containing
between FIVE and fix acres each ;ste.ry part d
the tract lately known by the nsnie Of !. Stxmp.
HiA," aud IN rhe fubdiyiion Of faid tiata as laid
OF by Co! Gilpin, diaagu:hed by the nun.
bess rs, lI9, 10, 70, ~, rs. To fucb as have
not already fnpEied ttcmlsiss3 with eligible fsu-
atoms in the neigbboEhood shefe Lots pfefens On,
objea wolthy OF attenIicn, and 20 accommodate
pprehaier. they will h. Get up hparatey. For
more particular information Rejecting tbs pro-.
perty, application may Be made TO Col. Gilpm,
or to rhc futscrbef, who !, furnilhed with
conneG2ed Plat Of thett and IL: adjoining Lots,
FINE st which are il a high fate OF improves
i.iert.
John MsIyer.
n
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mo. 1868.
Join WATTS
Has lya reeeived and ofe,s yovYale, on

~ s4sS $500 III - = ~ tJs~'N5 -
the giaalterms,
White and blown TieSIerbufg
White ara brogr German Polls
White and brown 'P:afilIas
rs Ind A. iral Linen j
"A Shifting Cottoa
Apron and hi.sing ChecEs j
ChiIiz.s and Calicoes
Diaper ard DIAPER Table Cloth,
Supcfdne Cietks and Caflimere );
Sewing Silks, Tw;ffs, ard Thrcas
Csmbflek Muflins: "a and 90
L*ce Csmbricks. "a anaaS-4 81
Tiajn l4eno, 10. TO.
Tambefea Lenn, do. d,.
Iene Veiss, 90. do.
Icno Shades and . arqons do.
Pic Mic Gloves and Mitts
silk and Eat.on iioie
Ladies Hsbit G.cvcs
C,mb,iek Iisa3k,ssa;efs ard Long Lawn.
Gurrahe, Ce&'as, and Baf:as
Ersii. ',ioycr SEED, Sc. &c.
March4 60
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SECOND DIVIDEND.

1A'tbf ctr JAMR SMtTH. Tar a Baxkrxtt.
FL bsrk GGRay,tls assssrd in .i|, aa4e
CANT Jamfs Smab. iatherly of Quantities., ia
the couatyof Primo. William, and State Of VIZ.
gina, Merchant; intend to meet az A..eir eGice,
the houf, OF Benjamin PARK. in the town Of
fredericksburg, dn Monday, the 18th day Of
April next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to
make further dividend of the eltate and tif.eS
OF the faid Bankrupt. when and where the sse-
diFors who have not already proved their det,ss
se to appear prepared to prove the fame, or they
will be cxclujedItte benefit ot'theifaid dividerfS
and ali claims not ,ken fubfantja.:d will be DE.
allowed.
Timothy Bsunaige, A@gnss.
pumsries, 9Th March. Fol faIAthA
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TUESDAY,, ApR1L i, 1906
Mrs. JACKS

j QEGS leave co inform the citizens of Alsxandria
ID AID the vicinity, that on Monday next ihc VIII
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
LONDON. anv ~


Lord SrenViile. Jeveson Cover. had ,-ec-
tcrday his first audience of Air. Fox, since
MS return tron Petersbufgh. The RIGHT
hon. Secretary cf State convcrscd with his
I-ordslhp vcry freely and walked tLro' his
apartments with him.
Baron Jacob sailed from Hardwicb on
Thursday last with his whole suit: he hal
favorable wind fer Hamburger, where he
huG. l9.-Letters from Plymouth state,
th"t Zen. Dimcoc embarked on Fridav LAST
on board La Santa Margaretta frieate.
winch Immediately sailed it is added that
inc rendezvous IS given off the rock OF ]. is
/ DON 2nc that he wiz assemble there very
Sohs!aer&b-c naval force. Hesidcs the HI
| CefI'!'', LORD u. vincent wiz be Joined by
l9ur shlps q the line and some frigates, and
mat It is SAID that one Of the escueditione
VIII repair 10 the same place TIE Jenar'
! lure OF Lord st. Vincent fer the south and
the assembling Of a very considerable SQUAD
ron at the mouth Of The Tagus give rise to
several corjectures.
Mr.. FOX goes on Thursday next .o Ct
AIMS hill, where he purposes passing few
DAYS? shauid ms health, which is daily inn
proving, continue TO mend.
The three French frigates which sailed
IN company with lie Rhin have put INTO
bordeaux The Carolina man of war.
~hicch arrived az Portsmouth On SATURDAY..
teii II on her passage with a neutral. from
"Aom she received this intelligence.
LcttGfS from plymouth, on the 16th inst.
state, mt gen. SinCce and his suit received
orders yesterday tn embgik Immediately ON
board La Santa Margaretta, Of 36 cins.
capt. Rath5orne. who is the beare,. II o.
cret orders. This frigatc accoraineIv ee+
sail last night. Her destination is M l5nov,,,,
but IT is supposed she viii touch ~ Ij.l,or
IL isrumored that Gen. Simcoe is 10 on 10
nc t7st-iudics, and that Il will be his rlf;-
mate destination; assUrodly, however. he
wiz not repair thither on board La SAINT
Morgaretta, which has not taken in prov;.
sions Tor so long voyage. He embarked
yesterday nccn with nine other officers
Yesterday, The second REGIMENT oe the
dragon Guards were assembled topefi,e,.
when tour companies were picked out f6r
the expedition; they amounted to abopf
800 men and viii be commanded bv iiept
Colonel Glavuiere. These copranfrs cm.
barked this morning On board the Canopus.
cone o. or letters say, on board the Re-
Puiscl the fhesee and the Malta they left
'heif horses on shore, in the Guard OF the
other companies. We are ienoran. Wiz
49, 49, VII i"HSW tnCfc who are
gone; but it is thoueht that Tie horscs win
JON as soon as the vessels are all ready =
Ihe rest Of the regiment will be chartered
IN the small villages in the neighbofhood
until new orders.
A company Of artillerymcn has also been
embarked under the command Of csn.oin
Hardker, cn board tho Maita, tl,is sl,ip
which is to form part Of The expedition. ig;ll
Get sci! rs soon as She has received or,1cys.
All the troops Of the expedition wiz re-
cove forage money: funds for that rurr-qe
were yesterday drawn out OF the Citadel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
NETWORK. Oct. q

Arrived this morning, the brig Betsey,
Johnson, in 20 days from 81. Pierres, Mar
Unique
We learn by the Betsey, that there was
a very severe gale at Martinique on the 10th
ulr. The sch'r Harvey, OF Savannah, a Bos-
ton schooner, and 9 coasters, were driven
ashore, and lost-and that the town of Ros-
scau, including the fort, was nearly all swept
away, and zoo souls persisted. Two schoo-
ners were dispatched by the governor to
Martinique for provisions, as the survivors
were left without any thing 10 subsist on
The plantations were ruined"
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NArLEa. h.-. II.

49,, NAPLE3. aug. IL.
The General Massena beats and disper
ses the rebels on all sides. He silent ON the
9th at LAURA, and was to be en- the 18th at
Castrovillari.
The two columns of light troops which,
set cut from Salcrno an In To re della An
nunziata, have advanced along the coast,
disarmed al the Inhabitants, and secured
public tranquility, which viii be preserved
in spite otall the vague threats OF the cne-
my.
Some i'll disposed persons have entered,
with drums beating, into Laurenzana, with
the design of exciting the ihabitants to re-
volt, but they have not succeeded, and are
at this moment in chains.
M. Caseiii, Major OF the Legion of Bas;-
hcato, at the head of a company Of gen
darmcs, and accompanied by the Provin-
ciai guard OF Nignela ard Abriola, has scour-
ed, during three days, the woods OF Arioso
and Lama, which have at all times served
as shelter to the brigands. He has cleared
them from those who had taken refuge
there.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22

Omniun fell to 8; ard or these days the
Thermometer seemed TO be steadily fHeo ut
War. But as this extraordinary fall was
only tho result OF the news spread in the
morning, that Lord Lauderdalc had recciv-
eu ms passport to return to England, il is
probable the subsequent days may have
been more serene for the city of London,
by informing It's merchants and stock -hol-
ders that his iordship had not quilted Paris
The Moniteur Of Tuesday last especially,
by announcing the news of the return OF the
grand army u France, will show, that if
England DC determined Co prosecute n war
devoid OF object, it viii henceforward be
really war hand 10 hand, and without a.
ny support for her OF the part of the CONT
nent
All the Austrian prisoners who were in
the Wntemberg states, and who were re-
tanned there II consequence of the obsta-
clcs, which arose i'll the execution of the
treaty ofPresburg, have been released, and
have now set out ON their march homo.
All the French troops Of the Grand Ar
my have received their marching orders to
return to France.
The corps of Marshal Ney will cross the
Rhine over the Bridge of New -Srisack;
The corps Of Marshals Aiorticr, Berna-
dotte, ana Augereau viii cross the Rhine
over the Bridge Of Nientz;
The corps of Marshal Souit and the diff
iereht reserves OF cavalry viii cross the
Rhine over the Bridge OF Strasburg;
the corps Of Marshal Davoust viii cross
the Bhinc over the Bridge OF Spirc.
Thus before the end OF September the
corps of the Grand Army will have ovacu-
ated Germany, and by the end OF that
month, there will not be single French
man remaining in it.
Several camps viii be pitched round Pa
ms for the army during the Fetcs. That of
Meudon already contains twelve batallions,
who have been encamped there for this
''eek past.-Moniteur.
= is asserted that the Charge d. Affairs
OF the emperor OF Russia at the Dice of RAJ
dsoon, Is to publish Il declaration OF his Sc
VereiSn, acknowledging the confederation
| OF The Rhine. 1t is thought that he will be
hereafter accredited to the Prince Primate,
at FranktorL-Gazette de France.
The Spanish Ambassador, in order to &C.
iebrate the iete of ST. Louis which is that
OF the Queen, his Soy ercign, gave ON Mon
! day last grand dinner To ali the Spaniards
| OF distinction now in Paris.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
HEssE CAssEL. Nnr. u


The northern powers are III this time ve-
ny active, or the subject Of the matters re-
iat!vc TO new constitution for Germany.
From the time that the Russian minister at
berlrn snail have received from Peters
nurgh the necessary full powers, these
changes %iil advance towards their cono,u-
sen. Tie counsellor of state D'Oubril has
carried Prgist OF them TO Petcrsburgh.
II IS said that Hamburger may possibly De
liked upon as the chief pace Of that confe-
oeration. The cities, until now Imperial,
also naturally lose their Sovereignty. 1t is
believed certain that the duke Of Bruins
wick is intended to be primate of the con-
federation to be formed in the north OF G err
many. Cur elccror is net expected to re-
turn hither until after the fixing o. the ba-
SIS OF the confederation at Berlin, ard the
arrival OF the reply Of the Russian cabinet
III that capital, where it is expected before
the 9th Of this month.
AuG. 18-Our sovereign has Just enter
ed iBtothc federation of the north, under
the immediate direction OF Prussia.
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THE FXpFnITIOMs

"Londcn papers Of The 9th CT Aue7.st
state, that On Monday morning the 25fh' A.
bout o'clock, the wind beinga ESE. The
signal was made for getting The feet at PIv-
mouth Under weigh, and every ship hove
short to her anchor, but by 9 o'ciock the
WIND had shifted again 20 the SW. and but
a stop TO any further proceedings. II was
reported that orders had gone from the adj
miraity, to countermand the sailing OF mar,
OF them. y number of transports we're AS
scInbied in the Downs, waiting for orders.
"QUEBEc FLEET.-The Quebec Fleet.
under convoy Of the Champion Of "a guns,
(Which has arrived at Portsmouth has
been captured and destroyed by a French
20 gun ship, supposed Jerome Bonapare's
There were about 20 sail.
"LoHDoN, Aug. 27.--A Cab. Ut Council
was yesterday held az Che foreign Office.
which was attended by Lords Spencer, Moi
10; GTcnviilc, Sidmoutn, Efskine, Ecyick.
mi Messrs. Windham, ard j. Grenyille'
Inc Council is understood to have bce1
he'd OH the Information last received from
Paris -''''
"Lieut. Hewett, ofthe royal navy, AGENT
for transports az the port OF Cork, has 70.
cciyed orders to engage rs many vessels rs
ne cor procure for th..t service, for twelve
mcn.hs cert in.
"3;Ocksy Ccnsols money CO rs GO, for ac-
count 63 81 IL rcd. 65 ID SIS ON, 2 -.
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BERLIN. AUG. 13.

Military preparations are constantly 90
ing On IN the Prussian fortresscs and pro
vinccs: all the boats between Magdebure.
and the frontiers of Saxony have been put
IN requisition for Che service Of trooDs c.
ven tac Generals Biucher, Hopenlope, Ru-
che! a.d Prince Lewis Ferdinand are nam
Cd rs intended to command armies. IL is
The more difficult to conjecture the object of
these preparations, as we 40 longer see any
enemies 81 Prussia, since there IS talk OF d
reconciliation with Sweden.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
DREsorN. AUG. Is.

- y ~ = y 44Is1 -NIll,' To
Cur court has been sounded in order to
enter into the Northern Confederacy but.
placed between four powers, Austria,
france, Russia and Prussia, it will come to
no decision but by their ADVICE. Our Sc
vereign would prefer remaining neuter, in
order not to be engaged in foreign disputes
ana to preserve his perfect independence.
Hitherto, the Ambassadors of France,
Russia ard Austria have remained Silent
the Fruasian Minister alone has taken steps
with our cabinet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
LISBON, Aug. 1.

The last letters from the Bay Of san sal
vador (BrasiD contain the particulars of the
expedition OF captain L'Hermite, which
carnct but give pleasure to the French
That brave seaman has carried away or
destroyed IN the coast OF Guinea more thar
20 EaSii.h vessels, The greater part slave
ships. lie has sold 1900 1t san SALVADOR
He has sd led again on a cruise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
MADRID, Aug. 6.

A very active correspondence Is carried
on between our cabinet and that or Saint
Cloud FOR several weeks particularly Jew
days eiapse without the ARRIVAL OF n couri-
or, either Spanish OF French. The last was
dispatched by the French charge d affairs,
~. VGndcuii.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
HAnlRuRGH. Aur. IS.

Prussia is endeavoring TO form ehe Fede-
ration OF the North. This power would
wish the Hanse towns to form part OF it !;
but it IS asserted that France, Russia and
England have agreed that these towns
should remain independent Under the pro-
lection of all Europe
1t appears that Denim ark refuses to form
part O. this confederation, and that Hell
stem VIII DC unitcG to TIE Danish Iaonar-
chy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
FRANKFORT. Anr 90

1t IS confidently asserced that the cmpc-
ror Napoleon has ordered to be declared
th.t the Territory Of the Confederation OF
the Rhine was invioable, that no detach-
ment o. troops belonging to any foreign pow
ers whatever should pass over it, and eve
ny traHsgression would be looked on as VIZ
olatiou Of territory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
Lafest firm England.


From .NEW- YORK, Oct. Id.
Capt. Rosetter, who sailed from Bristol,
On til first Of September, informs, that the
Hcn. DAVID ERsR1NE, son of the Lord
Chancellor, appointed Am5as sador to the
United States, had embarked, with his suite,
on board the Avon sicop os war, and was
lying at Portsmouth ready for sea, 10 sail
for Ncw-Eork. There was no prospect of
pracn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-22
PARts, AUGUST. 81.

NhtSt august. II.
The stock-jobbing speculations have con-
s'oera5iy lowered the pablo funds at Lcr-
den. But the friends of Peace do no. the
lees preserve the hope of shortly see;ne i
re-esteblished. The negotiations continue.
End the night before last another FnoiisI,
Ccnrior arrived with DISPATCHES. The
treaty ofPeaCe may be very difficult to cor
c'ufe. but when the English ministers cast
their eyes towards the Continent, they must
certainly see that thoy have no more diver
Sons 70 hope for frcn that quarter. and
mt consequently The war henceforth Of
iers them no chanCc Of favorable events.
land. i''o
rs to ourselves, notwithstanding Che luc-
tnotnns OF the E&changc, notwithstanding
the reports propaggtcd by those who know
no more about the state If the ncrociations
Than We do, We live to believe thst peace
With Englerd WIS decided at Austcrlitz.
The English Courier who arrived in The
night betwecd the 25th and Goth. is NJ
shaw 1t il believed that it will not lie
long before The famous Basiifco will he dis
patched again to London, and that he win
be accomp9nicdb By the private Score tarv of
Lord bauicrdale--I'hu the ncrociatfons
continue Notwithstanding The reports pro
pagated al over Europe BIZ the shirt oe
stnck-'o'bing, the effect Of which is every
where sensiby felt.
AUG. give have received London M
pers u The 23d Auenst inclusive. me-
CNh'ait tiic sane Uicurc IF uccrtaintv. RI
abusive reports, % lying ranors and alarm
ing news AMI as amonga commercial ma
tion' 'hc spccalaticns of trade have a arcat
,,9,''uerec upoD ru5lic opinion, it is az the
FFydi Az Stock Exchanges th On obscr-
Yer shonld place himself TO Judge ofthe al
ito.r;Htives of fear and here which the inha-
htams q London have experienced for
'heSe eisht days past. The z0th and list,