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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
FOR SALE,

A Valuable lot Of Land, htuated
near the bottom OF King-freet-adioin-
Tag land Or. N. Coffin, and thai of the late
capt TsSH T5orio, making a corner-with
fore thereon p by 40 feet, Svo nories high.
with good cellar under the whole, feet
deep, and plank foor.-The building, with
fmali eIPenfe, can be made very convenien.
dwelliag-houle.-For terms, and more par
tlcular defcriPtisn Of the premifes, apply to
the iubferiber, who is authorized 70 difpofs
OF the fame SMITH CORR
Tuee q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Tie PATRIoT' s['75 and the HEROES

"I a II = q u7I1 TIC 4 InNVEO
Of ID RsSsisfiss.
The dection Of Councillors by the domi-
nant party in the Legislature of this State,
has given another fpecimen of republican
gratitude--The venerable and illullrious Cen.
erals KNOX and CoBs, who fosght beside the
imnsrtal Warrington, and a, the hazard Of
their lives and fortunes obtained fer us our
right, and independence, are new driven
from office and the public deprived of their
fervices, to make room for fuch characters as
WdiiS7 Hisgny and Nathan Isscn. So much
for the democratic fang about the "fpirit of
'7s" and the advocates of our independence.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
TO BE SOLD.

A Pieafantly fituated Dwelling
.,9,-. Houie in Falmouth, (StrOudwater vilIage)
committing of ten rooms, nine of which are I'm
Ithed-with convenient out-houfes, and Land
adjoining isfIicient for two houle lots.-lr
quire of DR.. BARKFR
JEHe =. on the premises.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Tbe 9a3ette
MOD.4Y;, Ime 16, 1906.
G0YEPNOR dT-LASTI

SUF EhNOK al Ldo1
On Wednesday lat, the legilatxre of this
lfate, by Eaani1ss5 vote, declared the cleo
ton of his e1celleney CALEB STRONG,
efa. as Governor, and WILLIAM HEATH, eiq
1t. Governor Of this Commonwealth, by the
PEoPLE. Upon this event, 70 prsPitious to
tae contribution, the honor and prefperity of
MaaaChuietts, we 6neerely congratulate our
readers-The democratic majorities in the
fenate and houfe Of representatives, after
having put the Rate to an expenfe of nearly
sl0eaty fb0gan5 dollars, in endeavoring to detrcy
the voice of majority of the citizens, have
at length been driven from their opPo6tion,
and compelled to yield to thar voice, which
they have 70 long been the pretenIsS advocates
Of
The REPUBLICAN PHhLAFX.
THr twenty democratic fenators, with the
addition of John Bacon at their head, are
ltied the republican phalaaI," and we are
told they deferve well of their country" For
the truth or fal(hsod of this SenO0stie ahertion,
we appeal to the journals Of the fenzte; let
their conduct be compared with that Of the
federal members, who have made "a ftaad
in fupport of the contribution and the rights
of the people, that would rehest honor uPsn
= Roman fsnate, in its moR patriotic and
viriuous age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

On Thurlday Ian, the Hon. John o. Adams
was inaugurated 5oyJfo1 protector CT R5etori
and oraf'ry. in tbs Univer6ty at Cambridge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
TO LET.

A DEELLING-Ho eonvenien, for
a large family or two fnaIl ones, with
an aqusdu4-Pleafantly htuated in Smith
N-esf, nsar Mr.. Smith CHI. For terms. an
ply to NATHANIEL GORDON
f- 2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
IERATHMEEL BRYANr omar

A u 4 T.
= dian to John Shute, Betfey Shute, Han
nah Shute, Lucy Shute, William Shute, and
Mehitable Shute, minors and chidrea Of
William Shute, late of Scarborough, deceafed,
having Prelented to me for allowance, ac-
counts for their iupport. and for other char
ges and expence 1t is hereby ordered, that
the faid Jerathmeel give notice to the friend.
of fad minors and all Concerned, to appear
q the Office Of Jobr FrstbingJass, efq. in Port
hnd, on "Wednesday the fecond day of July
next, at eleven o'clock in The forenoon. "a
thew caufe, if any they have, why faid ae-
counts ihoud not be allowed. Such notice 70
be given by cauGng this order to be pubifh-
&c in the Portland GaEcre, on Monday next.
and the two Mondays next following.
Samuel freeman, Judge y8 Pratt.
1Eae Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Ship Gfins.
Port Of Portland.

WsS"sasy, Tsrs IL.
Arrived brig Warren, capt. Dennifon, from
St. Vincsnts.-Lsft there lhiP Ana, s. M'Lel-
Ian, TO fail for Portland, in Is DAYS; fchr.
Commerce, Rich, for Wilmington, ". c. in
Is days; and feveral other American vefIsls,
names unknowa.-Spoke, June 8, lat. 3e,
long. 69, brig Olive Branch, capt. Brown,
from Newhaven, out days, all weIl.--June
10, in the South Channel, brig Ceorec, capt.
Low, from Bottom, out A days, all well.
Sss&ay, Ts1s Is.
Arrived brig Ellen, capt. Miller, from Poin,
Petre, GuadaloEpe-Left there, 25th MAY,
brig Superb, Brazier, Of Portland Edward,
Motley, do; Columbia, Walker, Ken1eounk ;
Nymph, Foher, of Newburyport Hazard,
Remick, do; fchooner Union, of do bsig
Generous Friend, from Ch2rlefon, for New
york brig John, Tubbs, Bottom lsp Vol
unteer, Cornel, Philadelphia.
BritjG cutter in t5s Jay.-Gapt. Harrod, ar
rived at Bottom, was fred At feveral times
and brought TOO, by foop under Engiih
colors, on Saturday Ian, about two league.
from Marblehead, but was premitted to pro-
cesd without being boarded. He could NOT
learn her name. Capt. Tucker arrived az
Salem was alio boarded by the fame private eer
whe examined his papers and broke open
ieveraI letters. The commander informed
Capt. Tncker that he fhould keep good
look out for Number OF fhips, of which hc
had lift Capt Chapman, at Salem, from
Quad. was fred at by the above vedel;
l2lb. ihot, nearly cut his foremaft of
IL is faid Britifh frigate has likewife beer
fsen in the Bay.
We undernand that the Squirrel, Britiln
hoop of war, is crui6ng of Bottom Bay.
The brig Canton, from Savannah, for New.
York, was brought to OFF the Hook, Ay tht
Leander, capt. Whitby, who fred 26 fhot Al
her, detained her hours, and demanded
money for the powder and ball he had waited
The Leander, on the 5th iu1 off the Hook
captured the fhiP Hope, of Baltimore, from
St, Domingo, and fent her to Halifax.
On the 9th May, the Leander boarded
fhip Jupiter, from Liverpool, for Philad. and
Preded John Thomas, born ir New-York
and who had protectioE--a Spaniard wa.
put on board the Jupiter in his R.ad
The brig Difpatch, Shearman, ar at New.
port, from HAVANA, was boarded off the
Hamtons ia Long-Ifand, Sd inf. from the
Britiih fhip Of war Jupiter, Of SO guns, capt
Murray, treated politely, and informed that
another Britilh fhip of war was era; Sng off the
Hook, another off the Cspes Of Virginia, and
another OF Char,eiton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
TO LET,

To Ii '.'-----.--.--
TWO or three Chambers in dwell
ing-houfe in Cumberland -ftrest--v
convenient for family.-Tnqurs Of
June 10. Jofhua EerHali.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

III tie Supreme judicial Court, sftbe
Commonwealth st' Aa6acbujftts, BE-
gux and kaL4en at Portland, 1vitb-
in asdtar ne caanty Of Cumberland,
on The J'urfb Iasfday gf MAY, II.
ID. 1896.
ON the petition of EnscL Berry,
whereof the foregoing is true copy Order.
ed, that the petitioner publiih an attefted CO.
py Of faid petition, and this order thereon,
three weeks fuccelively, in the Portland Gag
etc, tAe lait publication to be thirty days at
eait before the Supreme Judicial Court, to Be
holden at Portland, within and for the coun-
ty of Cumberland, on the iecond Tuefday of
October HeIt, that all perfons interefted in
iaid petition, may then and there appear and
thew caufe, if any they have, why the PRAYER
thereof ihoula not be granted.
hHsf-
Samuel Freeman, Clerk.
Jst ls
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

The proceedings in the Legislature Of thi,
State the prsfent iefion, having been highly
important and intereting to every citizen Of
MSdachuletts, we have been as particular in
noticing their traniactions, the week pan, a,
our limits would permit, to the excIuGon Of
other matter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16
Tu1s Is

At a Co'rt sf PROBATE FIR the county of
Cumberland, b5Lden az Portland, ii
E1id cauRtD 1Yre II, 1896.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-06-16

~ CAUCUS-No. S.
Ii omitted this week for want 0: rsen-it
fhalI have Plase IN our next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
PUBLIC SALE.


PURSUANT to a,dcc'ee Of the hyperion court
/ Of chdacery, hctd at Richmond, viii be tx
pe:sd to lale, TWO TRACTS o. LAMD,
IN the county of Loudoun, the properly Of Thu
"iet AfzOoed Diggs, EGa~ Cae called the Valley
Traa, containing shous Ic97 acre.. lying sbou;
thTse miles from l.esburg--tte Other called ,,t
Geen Hsll Trad, lyn8 en- tie io,oniac liver.
near the Blue Ridge, and ioppoied TO cont:jn
atont 1870 acres. 1'aele l2rds A5c TO b. iJd
fu the puspotc OF rating the lum Of abea, .E
;houlafd dollars, Cue itoll The laid Thomas a.
Dggs to certain creditors il tze decree m=a.!ca
Cd The (te will be made 70 ,thc highelt lid
tlsy for ready nonry, aud will Commence on she
t3;h day OF June nexs, ia ,hc eaG CT L. lbu'g,
anu county of Loudoan.
7, Thomas N ss sxsn' }com~:5:on:v,.
April Il. ID
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
Thirty Dollars Rsuard.

~ AN AWAY from the sabferiber this day,
IL after having ielonjous!y carried OF, on the
night OF the Goth inf. large trunk and chea OF
wearing apparel ard other articles 4 which have
sinee been secoyeredl a Mn!atso lesvan. slave,
named MOSES, who calls h,goislE asssrs Gafafi
He is rs years OF age, abept icet 8 Ioete
high, soIefabiy vel formed, has concestd
couu.cDaure, is very assft,l ans, vaiainons, and
may impofe him!clf as ffe..lao. He bad or
when he went otf, gsesn Cloth t.ofs coat VIII
fellow neral buttons, Write IT. PED NlsHellies
v.tt, olive coloted corduroy bft>ches, white col.
ton ffecknga, ard faoes; all his other elethes
have been ieeured, but be may change thoie hr
vote away. He is however ptst,g gepesasj
known to be my fave, haVisg lived Mpiy ter
vice and travelled stout wish me tof tic isis tx
teen years viii pay the above reward 70 anf
psffsn who will bring hin home or iecuss hiGi 8
any Jail 60 that gss him again.
/ Richard nj. Scott.
Bag HjA, xfar dlssaea'i"' !
23d Nag. J II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
WEDNESDAY, May %, 1906.
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue of a deed of tru(t from
Daniel Nl'Carty TO the usfcrihcfs 10 cure the pay
m Mt Of / fun OF money due from the faid Daniel
M CaIty to Jonathan and Mahon Sthoied, viii be
fold al pubic auction, the prenlilcs, the hghc
bddeB fer ready money, the SIR dag OF this Frsen
month, part OF that Ira4 VT and called Mount Ar,
wherein the f4id McCarty now ives, lying upon &C.
cqtilqac CIeck, II the ceunty Of Failax, atjonirg
Gardaers Mill Land, diftsnt about miles from
Alexandra. he falc 10 commerce. ar IL o'clock.
phineas Janney,
Andrew ScholfeId.
hay I. DIFF
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28

as THE Sublcriber and poileior
Of the above adyertikd Lands thinks it prcpof 10 w-rn
any peron who may incline purchale the above
decree (Which was obtained in the mott iccret manner
ard totay unknown hrn) that he viii pi.s,
Ed in any manner the procuring title pe:fcht lach
!aje; the attempt to which is vague and i'll scmpcrei
effort
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
City of Wilmington, April as. [May 7,
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of decree OF the hon the Cjrcuif
ID Courl of the Diagitt of Coussbil, fos.shs
County Of Alexandra, made between Ricbard
Prince, eonp;, snd the heirs and representatives
Of Robert M'Csca, dsoeafed. detsndanta, will
be fod, at Public Sale, on Saturday the l4r:l
day Of Jnpe, al. til: CoF.e Hcu!e, IL Aiexandfia,
on credit Ct tx months: One moiety OF IN an.
nual gFqund root, Of ia dollars apcn let in.
Union a,ees, Ieafed to Thomas Crand!e. on
whch there is erected thee AIRY brick housc !;
alfo, orc n2icty Of Al annual ground rent OF 40
dollars, on a lot leaisd to M:chsei Thorn, III
!, Waies's Alley, now. tie prrpetsy .! Sannc ai-
choIs, on. which there is Improvements slio on
cred:s CT six and twcivc .monshs, one gnoiesy OF
a logof ground On FIT ttyeer, fronting &C isst,
and running back lzs fees.s inshes, fecuTitg will
be required on the above property for The pay.
rncny OF tee pu.chafe meneS.
G. Densale,. :CO'smiGoner.
Nav go. ds14Je
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
r or / c L.

BY girtas Of desd Of trua from
lMit5sel 5.eiSs 70 54,ae, y. Gs4ea:t,6e Tic iuD-
icp.bsr, 20 iturc The p@yqci.; 81 i.aG q no.
oey, &. Or irem ene ,,Gid Aiich4ei S!esber to
Jiseh Ge&v', vii, ba sxH%ea tplaie, .: plhlic
auction foT rredY ;2oagy, econ ~ qrgm'le:s
On THURSDAY sSs z9.h4o OF My ,riiant;
LOT oi GROUND, Dtasec os.fhe tat ile OK
ROYAL iteeg, b:tweso Kag and Prince. Hteetss
IN thc. VIZ Of Aiesspdria, fronting on Royal,
ittee, So teet ana * .s.ndag bacs3ards Il .eer
s inches upon wsich gre. erctted tWo good
Frame Hsuiss AID Back Buildings. This Lot
is fabiete 10 gtoprd sent Of aincty dollars per
anuum.
JOHN LoNGDEN.
May S, dsf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
Five Dollars Reward.

{"TRAYED I,om re c9mrTns q AlSxan
, aod,iA, on Suedtv h. 75N ma.n. a ID
GOV, apooe the sou: n ~. isa good Joe x,
:nq G ". ana has no MIX or hef * epts q2bt!e
Lb:f on the end If 'afw B7v ~ The sko9c
seward ws!I be paid fog bsiac, h-s>o e,~s ty
James Snlith.
May II. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-28
7 ao.cas a. Biggs.
April "a.

as- The public are notified, ard
all Perons are causianea, ,eila purehaGng certain
I hon,as Atwood Dgccs, and adyer;iied by he COM
n'lEoners, Swan ao seldom be fold at Lecstnirg on
the 18TH day OF cne next the fee Of iad efar Being
clearly veited IN and belonging to william Dusoy
Diggcs, of Maryland, ar iant andes age
ROBERT BRETT, attorney in fact
Tor the effate of William Dnd!ey
Dig2es
City of Wilmington, April as. May u d.r
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26
N @ T | C E.
--4-S


ny virtue Of deed Of sroil given 10 me By
ID Jane, Kennedy j.. in order to ia'isfy Ger.
tain debts therein ipeciEtd, doe TO John Laird
MeGrs. Chamberlain and Humphreys Gabriel
Wood, anl Joel and Jonathan pof, l do. hereby
offer for falc BY private eoasI,a, ,he whsle of
the Rock in trade of the faid James Kennedy, jr.
as it was depoEi.ed 18th me ana he not having
complied with the condition therein contained,
and redeemed the fame ag.eeabIy 20 bis in
dertasing in the deed of truA; and it being
the Rock of Druggia aud chemiR, may Be
worthy Che attentioa Of lone psrfoa il that line
Of buhueis. If no pfopofsls are f.led 10 ne
before the FRI day Of July; ] thall then erpcfs
the fame to public fale, together with all the
houfehold furniture conveyed 70 me By the fad
James Kennedy, jr. TO fatisfy the Po'Potes Of the
(sid deed. under the terms ana conditions therein
contained.
James sanderfon, Tr4ass.
June &.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26
THOMAS TAYLOR.

gegs lcave to inform tie citizens OF Alexandria
and its vicinity, that he has arrived from PHI
ladeIphia, and Brought with him quanrityof
New invented invented Liquid for the
ae}iroyl,lg Of Bags,
Being rae belt ever yer invea,ed, as il nos only
aeGroys them Sit prevents Others from harboring
ia the. place sny more where you have drrG.d
with lie liquid. Ellis liqiid has a very pleafans
frhen, and not The .leah targer in uEns it,
Made and prepared by Ibomes T9yiSr, near the
hta turnpike gaze, GERMANTOWN road pbitadel-
Of esySen7 may b. bud.
His Patent Liquid Backing for Boots
and Shoes.
Sold BY appointment, wiki Directions for uGng
il, by Mr.. john Wtay, No. IL, Mars Mar
ket, Baltimore and Mr.. Dufey, Comb. maker,
RoYal-a.ees, Alexandris.
June I. 60
n B. A good allowances TO thofe whe take
i quantity.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26

of hyperion quality, n iaaalI Leadeh easHe's a'u
By the pound.
May s..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26
FOR SALE,

EUN OALE,
PORK in barrels
New Yeik prime and cargo BEEF
a ss.sios sE'' and TEAs
Railia DUf X, and $3.50. -, 49,,
A few kegs ESSENCE OF SPRUCE by
DAN'L. MvRcATR61o.
Mays go
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26
PLATTER Paris q Liflte-ahoat.

leo tons plaies, Paris,
TO cafs. Lime, :. ;,
On beard Brig Nassey. eetss;i* Hal,
AND roR SALE, By
Lawralon & Fovle,
VIZ h4qt aJa ,<etiivs4 ~ Jaid Big, seSdsstr
Dovt, ard Packer, from BsltimsreD
so boxc, Cod Fin ;. .
20 do. Mould and 9ipt Candles
40 do. Half Boxes Brown Soap
Bale Beeiboon Garrahs >
' Togsg hylsa ,s< lii. sf ss;t,sis.s,.
so barrels N. Z. Rum
" caRs Bellona Gunpowder
10 cafes Fig Blue
In Ston,
Prime Beck saorda Pork
Rufiia and Ravens Duck ..
Young Hyion and 'Hyfon Skin Teas
Mufcovddo Sugar. xo
Cabs Clafet Ard Madeira Wine
400 Boxe, Mould and Dipe Candles
60 do. Chocolate, SC. nc.
May III. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26
For SALE,

For SALE,
BY WIS DEBLOIS,
AT bis SToRs near Col. RAMsAy's wharf
Jamaica Spirits, 9Th proof-old,
and ut 40 excellent favor
Old French Brandy in pipes. s..
New England Rum in hogheads, pipes and
barrels
Molaaes in hogAeads
Mould Candies, Of a good quality
Cargo Beef, no. l, MaGachuletts infpctfion
Rotlia Dack, of a hyperion quality
Ravens Duck, light and fous
German Cxnabargs, and Gunny Bags
Marble Tile
A new Mahogany Side.8oard.
June 10. lxA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-06-26

Jutt, Arrived.
<Asd to'3ak afMr. 'Ei@u ,,1Ta4ny's frt,.
Ah'excellent afiortmento Of Houf-
hold Furniture,
Of 'sf sfss1a fa1s5o0t, nrade IF 1arqIome IfabS-
ga4y and sstH r*<eastd:
Conff,ng q the toiowrng. Articles ::
S%elrd 'DeRs; Side Boards; Sc
ere,ary and Belk eaies; Idle sod Geatit.
mems Secretary and Whiting Deas; Ps.fss5fn
Writing Deik's; Swsl'd and Srraieht Bnteauss
slogan. Salh.cotre,ed Card Table. ? lifted do,
four feet Dining Table,; Light stahas; Eea,
Read',; Straight y :Gss.
Il L 5 o.,
Some quoils of excellent Cordaee
and Spu"yarn; double & ii gle s!gsss; iiuff,
OF all fzes w men,', a, ,es It Various to,oufs
Potatoes by lie barre. 'E4:sasrn Wars; PamSe
Ch4lrs, &c &c
The iubtcriber NMohld thank assy
Gentlemen I aiexsndna auo lis vninl,y, wno
wlth to tupply thelnlelves to sail, as he .xpssaa
to leave town foon.
Samuel II lrrjs.
June ~. d3s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25
MONDAY, March IL

The committee of Claims made an UNI
favorable report Oh the petition Of
-Aosart, in which the House concurred.
The Speaker laid before the House a
letter, with various documents, from VIII.
liam Eaton, relative to the adjustment of
ms consular accounts, which were refer
red 10 the committee OF Claims.
Mr. Varnum, from the committee to
whom was referred The petition of A. j.
Willard, relative To his improved construc
tion OF gun carriages, made report in
favor OF allowing him 1000 dollars for
The beneii' derived 10 the public from his
Invention, which was referred 10 the com
mittee OF The whole House on Thursday.
Mr. Varpum, from the committee to
whom was referred the amendments of
the Senate to the bill establishing rules
and articles Tor the government OF he ar
mics OF the U. States, made report re
commencing all agreement. 10 some, and
Engagement to Other amendments.
The House took up an amendment of
the Senate 10 the bill for the relief Of Pc
ter Landais--The amendment proposes
the allowance of 1000 instead of 5000
dollars, for prize money. To this a.
mendmen' the House disagreed, SO men,
bers yolIng for concurrence, and 81 a.
gainst il.
On motion of Mr.. Early,
Resotved, That the Post Master Gene.
raj be directed TO report TO this House the
STATE and condition OF the post rou,e from
A hens Georgia, to New.O leans, with
The difficulties and DISTINCTIONS in trans
mittlng The mail on the said route, and
what WI BE- the expense Of opening a
horse path on the said route.
Ihe Committee Of Commerce and Ma
nutactures, made an uDfsvorable report
on the petition Of George Dodge and
others; praying for an extension of the
period OF their patent right for an inn
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-03-25
fRANSLA
TKA&SEA led
FROM french fsfiers received al the office
% fhe Norfolk Public Ledger, by khe saih
Jane, Cant. Evens from Bsrdeaur.
THIRTY THIRD BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

Sh AND ARMY.
AssTERLITz, 9TH Dec.
The general in chief Buxhowdsn bas
been killed, with many other Russian pe
nerels, whose names are unknown. Our
soldiers have collected great qaanlilie, of
booty.
The Russian general Kutusow wa,
wounded, and his son-in-law, a yeunp man
OF great merit, killed.
The dead have been numbered, from
which !, appears that $4,000 Russians,
500 Ausirians, and 900 French are killed.
We have 1000 Russians wounded. In.
Guiding ali, we have 600 French wound.
ed; general Roger Valbuber IS dead in
consequence of his wounds. An hour
before his death he wrote the emperor as
follows: " wished 70 have done more for
you IN one hour shall be no more, re
gret |. not, since have participated in
victory which assures 10 you a happy
reign. When you shall think Of those brave
men, who devoted themselves to you, re.
member me. Its enough for me 10 men.
ton TO you that I have a family, need
not recommend it TO your protection"
Generals ksllerman, Sebastian and The.
bout, are out OF danger. Generals Mausy
and Demont are wounded, but not dan.
gereusly. II must be interesting to be
informed Of the differsnt DEGREES success
iveiy made by the emperor in favor of the
army they are here subjoin-o.
The corps Of general Buxbowden which
occupied tho left Of the army, consisted OF
~ 900 men; not single one ha, rejoined
the Russian army. Ii was exposed FOR
several hours to the fire of 80 pieces of
cannon, part Of which composed the arr
uliery OF the imperial guard. The car
mage was horrible. The loss sustained
oy the Russians cannot be calculated at
less than IS, 600 men killed, wounded and
made prisoners, and the residue who will
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Minister aud all the French inhabitants,
throughout the whole of that city and IS
environs. Every hotel, inn and public
house was inspected with the most point.
ed scrutiny. At an inn of the second
sort, French officer was seized, whose
appearance accorded strictly with the
description in the hands OF the Police
On his being arrested, he Immediately
exclaimed, " take me, and do with me
what you please: Ihave deserved to suf.
fer more thau you can inaict for my aux
wardness." He then confessed that he
had twice fred at Bonaparte on the even
ing succeeding the battle of Austerlitz,
but fortunately missed him. On the at.
fair taking wind he had deserted and had
got to Hamburger, whence he intended
to have sailed for England.-He wasi i'm.
mediately sent off by the quickest Con.
veyance to Paris, where his inevitable
fate awaits him. 4 mos, respectable na.
tive Of France who Came over in the last
Hamburger mail, was very neatly stopped
at the same time, under suspicion OF be-
ing implicated in this affair, but had the
good fortune to be suffered to proceed
on his voyage.
The same evening Altoona experien-
eed similar diligence OF search, as 1T
was supposed the party might have Cross
ed the River.
No circumstance is more strange
throughout the whole Of this ex,rao'Ii-
nary affair, than 1h- profound oblivion it
has been buried in for such length OF
time. Itshews however. how much the
channels Of communication throughout
the continent are governed by Bonapartei
and We have little doubt, but the fate Of
this unfortunate person will be equally
mysterious.