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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-03

wi,hou. a formal order from the emperor.
and that under the present circumstances,
his imperial majesty caanst attend to inc
business.
Doubsnos, gentlemen. of the zeal with
which | shal.reaew the representation. as
soon as circumstances shall permit, aud Of
my eagerness TO communicate 70 you the
determination which shall be adopted upon
the subject.
Accept gentlemen, the assurance Of my
high consideration.
(SigneG)
R.VIERE.
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BY THIS OATS MAIL,
LONDON, December 10.
FUNERAL efLoR'D NELSON,

THE preparations for the isterment of
the remains Of the illustriuus Nelson, In
ST. Paa's Cathedral, are now ina. state Of
of considerable forwardness. Jas Waytt,
Esq. tue surveyor. general, has been daily
on ATTENDANCE in the vestry roQra.auached 10
shas noble pile of building until yesterday
when he left townso attend ,be mandate OF
his sovereign, 70 receive certain ins,ruc.
tons relative TO this solemuevent. The
sta:e of the preparations az present consist
only OF the temporary, pyramid, or wood
en- frame, which is placed under the cen-
tire Of the Dome, where the body viii be
T inferred. This pyramid is twenty two
feet in height, and is said TO be a fac sinsile
acf the one intended TO be erected there Of
pure s,atuary marble Appropriate latin
and English inscriptions, with molsos
suitable are. said 10 be already composed.
/, it since said thar Mr.. Mathew Wayts,5d
son ofthe surveyor general, has compleat-
ed most magnificent and perfectly I'M
,iqne,skesch for amouumens, for the lament
Ell hero. which has been highly approved
by all the artists of eunipence who haPe
seen it.---it has been reported that if
the pyramids erected in the centre of the
dome, it Will ais6gure the aisle and OBJ.
struct the view Of the church. no such
thing, bat en- the coa5rarvs as has been
proved by the testimonies Of all the first.
architects who have beer. consulted on the
occasioa, and Mr.. Wayti, in particular
has declared, aud 20 one will dispute his
great and classically correct judgment, that
it is the most appropriate place which can
be poiuteS -oGs, and so far fra;nts being
an incumbraace it viii be, when finished.
one Of the most grand, striking, and es.
sential ornaments, that majestic build
ing has TO, boast of, The expense Of this
superb monumental is supposed will cost
between IS and 80 thousand pounds.
Ar the principal entrances into the aisle
there will be erected platforms covered
with mating, with hand rails on each side
covered with green baise. These avenues
will lead to others, and these to the differ.
emit seats which will be erected one tier o.
yer the other, upon the same principles of
architecture as the London Theatres. tho
not upon the SAM construction, the present
plan. being hollow square. In each seat
there will be formed many divisions, and
the whole will be regulated agreeably to.
the different classes of persons who may be
admitted as spectators of the scene. The
centre seats will be haee up for the king,
queen aud royal family, and such llus,ri.
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A new source Of Yesati0n and Loss to the
Neutral
EXTRACT.
VICE ADMIRALTY COURT OF xrr1eua

Sics ADMIRALTY COURT OF ANTIGUA.
Edward Bryau, Judge.
The lcbcoaer Warrington, belonging to MIR.
Sculic, of New Orleans, taken on Der voyage
from Bordeaux TO New Orleans and fedr into
Antigua.
TX Opinion Of tbe '551uage.
hat Mr.. Souic's right and property in the
vshel and cargo as an American citizen, Ieiting
altogether upon his rehdence at New Orleans
from the dare of the cciian Of Lonfana by the
government Of France TO thc United States If A.
me. lea, it remains 10 be determined whether a
native fpbjett Of France, VINO when. Louiasna
belonged to Spain, was fuhjea of THAI kirg
7don. and when is was coded to France BEGAN.
again Fsench iubjetf, and in both CHARACTERS
tracing TO aai fsam ,he countries OF III. enemy of
.Grcar Bri;aia, ihaIi be at cnce by the event OF
the faie of I.oaiiisna TO America, coniderca as
an American citizen and entitled to tie stkhss
OF mentality. hat is 100 much for this court
70 fay, and isa qaeiticn Only TO be decided by
hyperion tribunal. Coriidcring therefore. the.
jeef, &c. DO order, adjadge and decree, and il is
hereby ordered, atju1geo ard decrcea. as Tie de-
inisyse tenteh col this no: o able c",nt, .har the
laid ichr. Waihinss cn~aiii her cargo Or I45ing
iexceqt ~tuch part as bctongs 10 the Mailer and
---------- which is hctsby ordered 10 be te}ored)
be & tie ZANE aie !.efsby condemned 4, good ane
lawfn,.prize to H. M. falp d,ppnmcn-s, whereof
Edward Wolcombc, ElGuire, is commander, and
M'Lereux, wheFso George aupgh band, &c
quire, is commander, and TO be delivered to
their agent or agents accordingly to be divided,
&c.
6stigRa, Dr. s, 1905.
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SIR,
Although w. still remain without re.
ceiwng any answer TO the proposition made
to the French governments, in our letter 10
you Of the 18th September last, relative
TO a general exchange OF prisoners of war :.
yet desirous always TO. promote iae INFER.
ests OF humanity to the utmost Of our pow,
er, we have not ceased TO release and send
TO Fraace, from time &c time, al! such pri.,
soners OF war, as from age, wounds or.
other causes, appear not likely again to.
become active enemies, and We &C cortling-
" embrace the present favorable season Of.
the yea-, for sending from Bristol shout
!. farty French prisoners of this description,
who will be conveyed TO Mersaix 10 the.
same vessel with this letter.
In making this communication 10 you,
it is fit that we should requess of.you to eS.
press our hope to the minister Of marine,
thar the same motives which actua.e US will
induce the French government TO send
Immediately to this country all such Of
the British prisoners in their possession,
as are from either of the causes above men.
toned become unfit for any active service,
and consequently cannot add 10 the force
Of this ceuntry. Among the. prisoners of
this. description, we beg 20 recon- mend TO
yoas notice, lieutenant w. Dalye!l, who
was made prisoner on the fourth of Ianua.
ry last, and who appears by certificate
from rhe surgeon who attends him, of
which the enclosedis copy, tobe so much
disabled by the wounds, which, he received
at the tine of his capture, as 10 require
the utmost care and attention of his taG.-
". We have only to add, that if t!,e IRENE,
government will release this young ns.iccr,
we viii Immediately release any French
prisoner OF equal rank, whom you may
point Quito US, in exchange for him.
(Signed)
RuPT. GEORGE, AmBsosoE SERLE,
IEos. HAMILTON, ]. BRowN.
Iaf. Ri0iere, sc. sc.
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IMPORTANT DlSCCVEaY.
E9uuar;eatea far P45tieaaox in The 7Ysntox P.-
- 90 C:s,-

aevQis1.
laoteor DeGfcf, Of Is ,aan, his dccyered, as is iup.
poisi, the Egyilp Cement. thar Y refti r.asef AID
IN psrops ii.iaetre The tiris sre7pp t he made was
Tor the phrpaisi preventing M wsser lit ~ inr, his
,houic ty The i;trs 81 th4 chimney. He made a common
"2.tr pail :gt It ordinary lime aud fud mortar aid
aided thereto ono pound 81 Brown lugar ~kish after r.
had cai ived IN The mortar rendered fot as To pre-
vent It's uie iufupwafs o two hours at,er which n@
riad i bega graduaty isiffca. se then Di,erca
round the ohifjtson &c roo Of 10 ssie, se In rgo
or threed4ys s.;sra-7i. lie !ooni / f. har. at i, was
wti c,'st raaie ',far &c s:reve nil ii;o il nsh
ha"esr 1t -, tlsea .:iy retit ed ms Mser AID
| kerr his ,stof tir n.
Tbs experiment. Tic made was the cyerinG ofan
o. woohen houfe, that aa, (, bad ny :notirait tod
the o!,gid 20 pull it. If s,,t c. VIZ apeu
is~ aix .S,.9 the heufe nlyfcit f5ne n.,nhs aftee
it MA ptra dane. IL is fund uro cslc,t atiop 70
pc ,'lac thcape- to- c'svtt lbnle IT, All, way hsn .y
giv;is5 it OF Si;c paint Ybar ne - a,,;,n,d
n:"tS ci b:Asdca, otie board pr ictsir n in.iI
Aesfc ogcr thc f.i.r tie Ia h iIac -: & vie
i fN-y nc IN: eyq:t!i II 10 tn.,:, h, n,og,a-
wc ~. rsri !l2d * they lad ~, ~, r., sr
vt 'iie>tir .@Sffs,1uf 1.rl Wiz. Pit ti.,.
eEare WIZ rn1!c Tie ii, lc refetne ore fod piscc
OF i"He tic covering apPt<red me "a be hard a.
f,l,r, and e5's.rcd Z gre.t nr.,ber Of i IFS i,
H!:n, a',m. AMI ~ the country rcund done in TIE
| fame way.
1t is !iaec oua,! thas tekies viii anfwsr asweIl
ceT. That II chahes The c1cur of 1her,ortar WHICH ll
ga " III u Az I1'SiiS houtcs with tile i.ate
| l. lie. is preered..
It is ALTO found fuflccnf to TAX. Quart of rnol.
to bheel Of mortar, terc7bouts the mortar mud
be made at leaf Ewo OF three hrurs before t can be-
ulcd.
have fnth confidence in the csn,ent, that intend
TO coveE houic: am building at Pow e. Hook With
Yours, &c. ANTEls DEY.
C0A Ktasy. 27t5 NY, 1906.
Nezo 7aeth0d Of maRiRg Pape,.-A pa.
! tent has bssn takcn oui for new and very
superior method of making paper TO that
which has e,shither.o in use. ,Ios,ead os
doing the work by hand, verv simple
machinery is employed. which facilitates
the making of paper to an incouceivabls
degree. The, paper is made of ell iimsu-
sions. lndesd, by the aid IS cop,inud
add circular motion, imagined by the in
ventor, s!ter he had frs. made the disco
very, paper may be made of an immspse
size, or rather to an infinite extent. By
this las, improvement too the paper is made
at single stroke; or IN other words, sup
|, posing an enormous auantiy of the paste
or liquid prepared and placed on enc side
OF the machine, twill issue from The other
side in the perfect form of paper, which
w!!lnever end till The substance is. exhaust
cd. sCLenaan taper,)
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Mach s
PUBLIC SALE.

VIII DC 1oId, to the hlghelt bidder,
next mooih, Afarchl on the farm Of Captain Tho
mas Pollard jpnt
Sax ualcabye SlaUes, VIZ.
Three men, two women, ard one gill; very va.
liable bluoici lud hnrfe fur o,h-r horfes Rock OF
cattle, ihsep md h"gs, wagsnh gears with fun
day is and plantation utenls anda parcel corn,
and fodder.
Alio,lt trast Of land, with the appurtensnces, con-
tsnipg Fur huadrci and !orsy eight and half acre.
ss.hercen erected good and convenient buildings a
grest proportion Of which land is unclcared and Iong
The above property taken and given UP fay fandry
Judgments obtained by James Waugh. lherf per
eeutions in peft Gion Of
r. aATsLiFER. Coroner T. c.
March 8
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-03
PRISONERS OF WAR.

The following correspondence has taken
place between this country and France
upon the subjecs of prisoners Of war.
(COPY.)
7rnasbort.Cgy''ce, May 20, 1905.
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bottle, IN Europe a detention however, may
DC legal, where the retul, may not be conden,aa.
ton what would juftify detention can badly
DC dei,nsd IN aniwefing afuppoied cafe, becanie
II mutt depend on a view OF all the evidence taken
together, both oral and documentary.
iSignee) #. LAWRENCE.
London, Nov. Ie, 1906.
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:Aassver qf the French Government
TRANsL ALTON

Paris, September 8.
Gentlemen. have laid before his ex.
cellency the minister of marine and the CO.
lonies. the letter you did ne the honor to
write me on the 2s.h May, last, relative TO
the sending home English prisoners of war
detained IN France, whose age, wounds,
or in6rmities, ha5 rendered inca pable of
being employed in active service, and par
ticularly lieutenant Dalyell, of the Rather
cutter.
His excellency directs me TO inform you
thai nothing can be done upon the subjest,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09
oeat of t5nhernil,snt.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY. Iannsry Q.

THURSDAY, January Q.
Mr.. Varnun. from the committee to whom
was referred that part of the mefIage of the
Pregilent, which relates to the organization
and Qualification Of the militia, made 2 detailed
and srgumenta.ive report in part. which con,
cludes with recommending the following refo,
luton
Psjoivsd. That y IL inexpedient 70 adort
meafrres for the Qualification or new organizs-
ton of the militia.
Referred to 4 committee of the whole on
Monday.
Mr.. Gregg, from the torurnittrc on public
lands, made a renort ON the petition of Geo,
Turner, unfavoratIe TO the fame.
Whereuoor. ReColyed. that the PRAYER of the
petition Of George Turner ought not to b. grant,
ed.
Mr.. Sally, from the committee appointed
TO confder the expedi ncy Of altering the a6l
for mitigating or RENTING fines and penatie,,
made detailed report, with an acco;ns anyinc,
bill, TO extend iUrifdistion in certain cafes Ia
the rate Judges ard rate courts which was
referred 10 y committee of the whole HouC. on
Tsciday nest.
The Houfe went into committee Of the
whole on the bill for eaablilhing rules ard ar
ticles for the government Of the armies of the
u. States-Mr. 7. Q. Smith in the chair,
The bill was taken up by fetlions.
On rcacding the 9th Article, which autho-
rifles court martial to pGnifl with deafb or Q.
| fbsrgOG any Que who, being prefent at any
mutiny or ieditlon, does not ufe his utmoft en-
dedvor TO fnpnre's the fame, or coming tnfhe
'>iedge ofany intended mutnv, does moi.
without delay. give Information thereof 10 bis
commanding cHces"-- MIR. G.. w. Csmpheli
moved 10 lrks the ysords " 9eafb or ofJer,
gyif,"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09

There is not man in Germany who does
not coniider the Engliih as the authors OF the
war, and the Emperor Francis and Alexander
as victims of their irtrigues. There is not a
perfon who does not fay /: There will he no
peace as long as the oligarchs ihali govern Eng
land, and the oligarchs will govern as long as
George Aiall breathe. Thus the reign OF the
Prince of Wales is wifhed for as the end ct
that of the oligarchs, who, 10 all countries
are egotifts, and indifferent to the calamites OF
the world.
The emperor Alexander was expected at
Vienna /; but he has taken another route 1t is
aiIerted that he has gone to Berlin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09
Dalnenir 5ateIttgrncs.
Commercial Agereis5 If tbr United Stat-s for THE
DJRriaJ Of Paris and Hagr1.
Pnr;f. Oh. 81. 1sns

In confequence of infruGtions from the Sc.
cre'ary OF State ofthe United States; the un
derhgnef commercial agent Of the United
states, for the port and difrif of Havre-de
Grace, acting for Falwar Skipwith, CONNER.
cial agent of the faid States, for the dihr;a Of
Paris, in his abfence hereby gives notice 70
the citizens of the United States, and all Others
whom ii may concern, that after the date here
of. he will grant no certificates in cafes Of TO-
reign vefIelS purchafed by citizens OF the Uni
ted States, orany document whatever relative
10 fuch purcha!es, except thofe fhalI iufifv
that the purchafe was made without knowing
this alteration in the former inftruttions on the
f0bjee.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09

Letters from London fay, it was coutemplat-
ed by the Britilh government to place all the
ports of France, Spain and Holland, in fate
or blockade, a la mode de France and to take
meaiures to prevent neutrals carrying the pro-
doce of their enemies from their colonies 70 the
parent countries. Ind. Cbyon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09

A Louifville paper fates that comfortable
detachment of troops have already been fent
toterm an etabliihment near the coat of Santa
he, and that large reinforcement is to join
them in the iDripg, which will efTecfuaiIy ex-
tend and protect our peltry trade, and open n
fate and eafy communication with the Dons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09

Oar readers will probably recolect a very
intereRine rerort made during the FELTON, pre-
cet''ng the l2f, hy .ie Corn n'ttre of Claims
IN the cafe Of the unfortunate David ValerZin.
Some pcrfons having taken the liberty Of repre-
fenting that the committee were impoftd upon,
AID that the circumftances Hated in their re-
port were unfounded, we publi the following
letter from orr dti qui(hed countrvman. Mr..
Eaton, to- John q. Smith, efc. chairman of the
Committee of Claims, as fubftantiating thof,
circumstances. For this publication at this
time we have another reafon. IT. in fore frnall
degree. throws light on the character of Eaton,
and evinces the ferfc entertained ahro4d of a
iuf government, that " r0ra a7,iJ in tey,i5"
eQgait!J, IEat. I,f
GRAsD CAIRO Dec. 20, 1904.
THIS morning two Jew;fh MERCHANTS
came with eiftatia' oil OF rofcs for faie, to the
Britifh ReGdent's houfe, where am. They
were drefIed in TIE habit OF Egypt. But one OF
them fpeaking French Htelgbly, took NV az
tention. entered into an esq1ry concerning
TIE actual Ha;e Of commerce in this country,
which naturally led him TO mention the names
of fnndry commercial houfrs here among o.
there, that of Mofes VaieHsu. This name
brought TO my recollection the unfortunate Va
lenziD, Whole cafe lat winter, f. feriouGy oc-
cupied the Committee of Claims, aud whof.
fate 70 juty soved their fc' fibity. Engaged
with more immediate concerns. do not k7e,."
that my thoughts had once before te,rned to
thofe events fnce my departure from America
But thl' accident induced particular enquiry (,
the refult Of which thought too interehing to
pats unnoticed wherefore calling lieut.. o.
Bannon, Mr.. Goldboroueh, purfer in the
navy, and Mr.. Farqrh2r, an Rngliih gentle
man, into my apartment, made TIC exarni-
nation hereafter tranfcribed, as altered b.
theie gentlemen. 1t correfponds 20 exactly
with the account David Vdlynzin gave Of him
Ieif, that 1t cannot, an perfuaded, be indify
ferent to you efDecially as the juftce Of your
report on that caf.. and corfyquent aa Of Com
Frefs, have bees The fuhje1 of comment ia GER
tain circles.
EDqniyy maze oea Yr7viB merchant in Grand
Caiyo, 1ouebiqg fbg Rory Of Dapjd JaleDsiD.
What IL your name
Lean Reuhcu."
OF what nation are yor
ga Hebrew"
Where were you born!
In I.eghern, why're ny father is now eaa-
biinicd,p
How many years have you been in Egypt
"Seveu."
Do ycs belong to any commercial keuft!
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09
GERMANY.

GERMANY.
Nurmb.rg. s7t5 Oh.
We have received letters from Paaau of the
95.h. They are full of details relative TO the
proceedings Of the Rufiians, who appeared for a
moment on the borders of the Inn, and fent
fome detaehments to the left hank of that river.
but which they hattened to abandon on the firfl
news of the arrival of French and Bavaraps.-
We learn, by the fame letters, that Gen. Ku-
tufow has made his army take a new petition,
in which he propofes, they FAY, TO wait for the
French, his line extends from the inftatt upon
the Danube along the right bank of the Inn to
the mouth of the Sainza bv Ditmipsen and
LAUREN as far as Salfburgh. Retcheuhalt and
Berchtolfgadem. Gen. Keinmayer, who alto
commanded upon that point, has been replaced
by Gen. Meerielt.
There already reigns great miiunderitand-
ing between the Rpfiians and Auttrisns the
latter accufe the former of having defignediy
delayed their march aud rejoicing in fecret at
the defeat of Gen. Mack's army. 1t is even
aiierted that Tome very warm difputes have Ia
ken place between the Generals of the two
powers.
The Pruffian Mipary have addreTed to all
the Civil and Military Authorities of Franconia,
very confoLitory circular letter for the neigh
bonring ffates. 1t ftates, in fuhaance, That
~ Ni' 10 taN''iS trC uiOft SthSdSIouS HhS"-
furcs to ihelter his faithful fubiects from the
vexaions which they may experience, by the
uuforefeen paiIage of troops belonging to the
bellirerent powers, but thefe meafures and pre-
parations for defence are only to be GonGdered
as furer meaas tn efahliIh perfect and aria
neutrality for the Pruifiau territory; all other
Interpolation muft be carefully avoided"
m,3 Hwfsbomg, on. so.
The Emperor of Ruf'ia not having been able
TO engage the King of PrufIia to repair to Po-
land, is gone to Zee him at Berlin, where he ar
rived on the e5th infant. The interview Of
this monarch with his P. M. will produce tn
refults which many perfons expected from il.
The Cabinet of Berlin, independently ofthe lat
proclamation pubIifhed in the primo ipality Of
Anfpach, has clearly declared its intentions by
the official declarations. In the Iaft note deli
vered to Mr.. Laforet, AmbafTador to France,
and TO G nera' Duroc. it is fad That H. NJ
will remain faithful to the principles which have
hitherto directed his political conduct, and will
be conitaptly animated by the delire of pro-
curing to Europe the advantages of peace, in
concuring with all his power, by his meditation
TO happy Cancellation of the differences which
have kindied the fame of war" The motive,
of the military diipoGtions which have taker
lplace and of their attending of feveral corp.
of the army are thus explained: "AlI theft
meaiures have no other end in view than to in
iure the neutrality and protect the territory o.
his Majefy."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-09
TIL. O'BANNON,
Jien'. Marines.
II. w. GOLDSBCROUGH,
P'wf'r ". s. brig Argus,
RICH. FAROUEER."

Leon Reuben knew not tie Object of myen-
nury; nor could he poffih'v frame arv con.
lecture concernine i, whatever lamentations il
NAV have excited; fnr he Thought he was all
this time fpeaking with EnGhHmen. But or,
explaining mvfelf to him. and letting him know
that had no other objttt IN view than to find
out the iFwful heirs of an unfortunate man.
who had fallen a victim to the difaftera OF war.
IN order that the wilhes of my government nav
I've accomDlifed in the reftisution of his pro-
perry. Leon feemed 9mazed-Turring to-
wards his companion. rafting his ewes ~ Ueavcr,
and LAYING both hands gravrly 10 his breat, he,
exclaimed in Arabic" Great Cod What an
extraordinary country that nut be where the
government takes 70 much pains to render irr,
tice to a Hebrew! Even at this difarce 10 in.
form his heirs of cath In depoet, which might
70 eaiily have been concealed %
n difin9iUo mark Of foreign profession in
Bar5ary.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 81.

The United States brig Hornet, capt. chaun
ceY, went to fsa yeferday morning. The ipips
Two Friends, 81. Andrew, cornrlia and Ceyera
other yeGes paiJed the bar At the fame time.
Capt. Chapncey wa' To keep With them until
they entered tie Gulf Stream.