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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13
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A neat GIG and H-AKW.E S&--otie with
Springs and Top will be preferred--Also
good ECRSE.
.4hhly.t the Printer.
November 10. d1w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13

Eatract Of a letter, from general Wilkinson.
dated Rapids Of Red riser, Ssptem6eri9,
1906.
9 My orders, and the conduct OF the
MeYicans, are so much at variasce, and
the Spanish commander, at the head of
1900 or 1900 mea, has treated the atrong
remons,rances of governor Glaiborns aad
eDlanel Cushing with such slight, atlsY
having sraversed the territory east OF the
Sabine, where he has taken his nearest post,
and menacrd our establishment at Match.
,eches that forssee IA inevitable appeal
TO arms in the course of twslYe days, il the
Spaniards should per recedr, or receive
counterordsrs. And as governor Herrara
10 40 cGeer whe has risen by his sword and
is reputed tnan of seeat pride aud spirit,
think it probable he will adhere 20 his SO.
lena promise TO maatain and defend his
masters territorial prsysusious TO point
within seven miles OF one post, and fifty
east of the Sabine.
:. Uader these circumstances, bu. W; h a
solemn determination TO drain the cup ct
concilia,iou before draw the sword,
have called tor about 700 militia, whishis
.he sum total ante expeet from this & ,he
Mississippi territories, 10 be assembled a.
Naschisoehes the ffss proxtmo
!" IL ia not improbable hostii'ies at this
point will be Instantly followed by Az ap-
peal to arms in YVES: Florida. 1 will write
10 you again IN abous ten days, when fear
you will be informed blood has been spills.
l have two Spanish governors opposed 10
me. Herrsra aud Cordera, Of WIZ IA and
their 1000 men. / shall w,,h less thanl2oo
give ycu a good accoues.'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-13

), ne captain of the ship Thames, arriv-
=. " New York from Amsterdam, re-
81 is's thar ia the Channel he spoke the Bri.
A. ,gan-brig Vixen, aud was Informed,
s. Word lord Landerdale had returned
-, I ra'is 70 London. A ramor had
|e; usa Amsterdam before the Thames
n su l,ae goth of September that an &C.
a. aaa taken placs between The French
'uSsians; aad, thai a coHtederacy of
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
GERMANY.
Lritsick, Murc1 %.

Lcpsck, Murc1 %.
The v gne repoi's which have been
s;3read Nupon the formation OF kingdom
of Saxooy, seen to take more consistency.
Il is thought that the different ducal housed
Of Saxory, all issued from the Ernestine
line, would willingly acknowledge the So
vvreign,y OF rhr e!ector OF Saxony or of
the Asbersine line, reserving to themselves
the full ard entire enjoyment of the reve.
cues which they now draw from their re-
spsc;ive possessions. The counts Of Reuss,
OF Schombpfg and of Schwar'zbnrg, who
are already in The dependence either of the
elecsor or of the dukes of Saxony, not only
from the position of their principalities, but
even by different feodal ties, would gladly
exchange precarious dependence against
the advantages of seeing their possessions
better secured. In fine Prussia would cede
the territory Of Erfor, against the districts
contiguous to the great mass of the Prus.
sian monarchy.
The new kingdom of Saxony would thus
comprise the following states: Electorate
OF Saxony with Lusace, &c. 1891 square
leagues, 2,15o, COO inhab,an,s; Saxr Gotha,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
GERM ANY.
Vessel. March 26.


At length the future condition Of these
countries is no longer secret. The EN-
peror's brother in law prince Mnrae, is 10
govern Cleves and Berg, The following
proclamation to this effect was published
yesterday:
"Napolecn, by the Grace of God and
the constitution, emperor of the French,
king of Italy, &c.
'sTheir maiesties the kings of Prussia
having ceded so US he duchy OF Cleves and
Berg. with their full sovereignty, rights,
titles and preroga'ives, and agreed to the
transfer of each of those duchies in their
present state, in favor Of a French prince,
the object of our election, we transfer .he
said duchies, with their rights, titles, and
prerogatives, in the condition we received
them, to prince Joachim, our well beloved
brother, to be by him possessed IN their
full extent, as duke Of Cleves and Be'g
and to descend to his legitimate heirs male
forever, in the order ct seniority, to the
perpetual exclusion OF the females and
their descendants.
S But provided tina, the male heirs,
which God avert, should become extinct,
he said duch!es Of Cleves and Berg. with
all their rights, tales, and prerogaiiYes,
shall revert 10 our male descendants nature
and legitimate, or in failhre thereoE, to
those OF our brother Joseph, or otherwise
to those of our brother prince Louis; a.
the dushies of Cloves and Berg can In nc
case whatever be united TO our imperia
Crown.
As tie excellent qualifications Of this
| prince have been the principal motive Of
our choice, from persuasion Of the bene
| fits which will result from them to the 10,
hahitants of Berg and Cleves, SO We che.
rish the hope that the adellty of the inha
| bitants viii continue to insure the esteem
| they enioyed under their former masters
and that they will meri.the attention OF ths
new sovereign and our Imperial protsc
| Ron.
/ "Given at our Palace OF the7
| Thuilleries, March %.
/ {SigueD
/ aMAPOLEoN."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
SPAIN.

lMadrid Nlaych Z.
In the night of the Goth February, the
four French trigates and two srigs which
were IN the port of Cad!z, Sc, sail and con-
trved to deceive the vigilance Of the Eng
ish feet, which is cruising of tina. port. AS
they have provisions On board for elk
months, i, is presumed they have distant
destination.
Governments has received advices with.
10 these few days, sha' a conspiracy has
been discovered at Caracas Con the CONT
neot Of America) the central point OF
which was the city of Paz. Seventeen OF
the principal sooep rators, among woorn
were some func.ionares of The state, were
azed and executed. The wise measures
which were taken. sntf I'd IN itsb birth a plot
w,:ch nigh: havc bSen attended with the
worst consequences.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24

re.arned to their homes two montns sinIe'
ssThe corps Of reserve, commander m 10y ~
the marshal and senator's hellermah anu
Lefebvre, are dissolved. 80
{ "The emperor has caused h's sa'isiae'
ton to be Impaired TO those two marsha's'
at the zeal which they manifested IN inc
exercise of their FUNCTIONS.
"ln this manner are all our armies put
ting on the peace establishment; and we
hear that the greatest part OF our troops
which have been 10 Germany, VIII nave
passed the Rhine before the end OF April
The mission of coun, Haugwitz being
terminated, he is on the point OF returning
10 Berlin; and it is said will TO DAY take
his audience OF leave of the emperor.
Il is said thatthe fate OF Swedish po-
merania is fixed aud that il will be short
ly occupied by Prusssn troops.
Further Selections fran London bapefs oy
the ship Robert Burns, arrived at "e 70
Cork. :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, May Fl.
Foreign Intelligence.

The ship Mary Ann left Bordeaux on
the goth April; Paris papers OF the 18th,
and a regular file of Bordeaux papers to
the 10Th OF that month, inclusive, are re.
ceiyed at the Office of the Mercantile Adj
ver,iser. Notwithstanding gigantic pro.
iecss Of aggrandisement are forming, ana
although the continent of Europe is under.
Going an important revolution, these pa
pers are almost wholly destitute OF inter-
est.
We learn, verbally, that Prussia has de
clared war against Sweden that the French
were marching large. armies toward Euro
pean Turkey from which quarter news OF
hos,ili,ies having commenced was shortly
expected and that scarcely doubt existed
thar Pussla had Joined France in the war
against England, or would do SO short
~
On the s,h <of April the gnardship in
the harbor of Bordeaux, mounting Is
twelve Founders, and 10 men Con board
of which were the papers of the brig Orient
Eof New York was cut out and captured
by the, boats of the British frigate Iris.
A f.er the English had taken possession OF
her, She was attacked by French man OF
war brig, but without success I; the Latter
was beaten eG with tie loss of several
.mcp.
a British squadron was blecksdjng
Rochetort.
An embargo often days Continuance was
raised at Bordeaux on the 10th, the day be-
fore captsia 3urke sailed.
"A decree had been ISSUED fron, the Gus.
tom house at Bordeaux, 10 which 1t was
ordered, /. Tha, the Unprecedented print
ed & white cotton cloths, nanslins,& cotton
yarn be prohibited. g G'has Incorporation
of raw cotton be subjec. to a duty of so
francs decimal quin,al. spun cotton 10 7
francs pet killograme. 3. That spuncot.
eon be admi,ted only through the Offices at
Antwerp. Cologue, 'Msycnce, "Shasbnrsh,
BourgGt-e. 'and Versoix. q. That =
draw5ack Of cents decimal quntai be al.
lowed OIL cloths, hosiery. and other wrought
coucn,. expo ted, on proof of their beng
French manufacture. and thar the raw cot.
ton has paid the stipulated duty.
From. Paris and Bordeaux papers to the
18th Atyil, recef0ed at the office Of The
Mercantile Ad0ertiser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24

" Aagsbarg, Ndrca IS.
Abouti4, 600 men belonging to the corps
of marshal Soslt. are arrived at Landshut,
aud its neighborhood. These are the last
troops of the grand French army. We
shortly expect the last transport OF Aus.
erian artillery which is TO be conveyed TO
France. :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Vienna. Mdrch IL.

General Andreossy has communicable
our cabinet, that his imperial majesty the
emperor of France, has new appointed
VI. de la Rochefaucauld his ambassador at
shis court. He is expected to arrive here
in the course of fortnight. :.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Stutgard March 10.

$ On the 18th instant the first transport OF
Austrian prisoners of war, from. Frances
arrived at Tuttlingen, escorted BY the
troops of Furtenburg- 1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Haque, Maych %.


The decision Of the alteration IN pa go
vernment is now at hand. On W edne soay
che secretary Of our ambassador at |Fafis'
arrived here as courier with dispatches,
and admiral Verheul Is expected back IRON
Paris in few days. Yesterday Yacht
left Rotterdam 10 order to wait tor him az
Moordyk. The report that French
prince is TO be placed at the head OF cur
government still increases, but nothing tar
ther is known on the subject. -,
Our funds are falling very fast. Inc
Batavian descriptions, payable alter peace,
which on last post day stood at So ls2, are
now fallen TO 1912.
Dorsten, March %.
The seiseres of the French in WestPhal
liza, follow each other very rapidly. IL is
certain ,ba, the principalities Of MunsieE
and Paderborn will be, in the first places,
occupied by French troops, and afterwards
will be given TO certain princes as indemul-
hcations.
Prussia, it is said, vii! be compelled to
draw back her limits 10 behind che We.
ser.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
BOSTON. May IS:
F1rthsr from TIE continent Of Europe.

IN addition to the articles of Intelligence
given in our foreign department from the
London papers received by the way OF
New Bedford we are enabled to subJoin
the follJwipg, from Ouch papers, as late
as March %, received asthis place, byihe
Eliza and Mary, captain Starr, from Not
terdam: 2
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
PHILADELPHIA, May 22'

Last evening arrived the ship Temp,
ance, capt. srrrousi,., 40 DAYS from ns az
bargh, by her We received papers sne ''a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Mila1... "A.

His majesty the emperor and king has is,
sued orders for putting the troops IN the
kingdom of Italy on the peace establish.
ments i
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Frankfort, March is.

On the 18th instant general RapP, adj.
ietant of the emperor Napoleons passed
through this city on his roadto Berlin.
According TO some German ournals,
: the formal occupation of Hanover by Prus
STA will shortly take place. The SANS paper
also makes men.ion of a Disposition, &C,
cosding to which, Swedish Pomerania, 10.
cluding The island of Rugen, is to be ceded
20 Prussia in lieu Of a consider able sum oil
money. -,
Accounts from Hungary say, that the
Russian army posted on the frontiers, con,
sists of,no less than SOC, 900 men; and add
that a new recruiting has been commanded
2 IN Russia
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Genstantinobls, February II.

= LG?TSLUHtJHoP1ss ACUi ~''f q 49, :
nj. lie Roux, who had been dispatched
hi,her by the minister # alleyrand, TO com.
manicate the event peace between France
and Austria, was also charged TO remind
the por. of recognizing the imperial dfg-
nifty of Napoleon, which ne has performed
.osuccessfalty, that the Porte has already
made declaration in which is inciudedthe
formal recognition of Napoleon as emperor
of the French and king OF d;aly. Inc
Porte has dispatched Atif Efendi TO Hailed
AEend at Paris, with this declaration, the
latter Of whom, ever since the refusal OF
taA Porte to recognize the emperor. has
resided ;hcre in an individual capacity, but
viii now resume The rank OF turkish am
bassador in Paris.
The Russian ambassador count 'italin.
sky, has delivefed'a protest against this
measure, II, which, among other observa
tlons, he demonstrates that this change, IN
the condust of the Porte, is repugnant to
she alliance recently renewed with Russia.
He has dispatched courier on this subject
20 Petersburg, and the English ambassador
has also sent courier TO his court with
this very important intelligence.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24

IA square leogees. 4o5 go iahahi;au,,,
SAKE Weynar, 9ssquare leagues, IA 90
inhabitants; SAKE Coaourg. 50 squlr.
leagues, 81 1000 inhabitants; SAKE vi ain
ireen, 81 square leagues, So 900 Ilhab.
tam s.; county of 6chWaizooure l2O squar.
leagues, 100 COO 'Inhabnants County Of
Reuss, SIS square leagues, 10000 Iniabi.
tants.; county OF Sch@nbrun, SIS square
leagues, 50, COO inhabnanis; territory Of
Effort, 80 square leagues, $4,000 Inhabi.
tants. All this would form total mas, Of
2,s5o,ooo inhabitants, upon an extent Of
261S square leagues.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Rome, 'March 8.

RoMs, luITcN 5. a
The king Of Naples has commanded the
;nhabisanrs of Calabria to lay down their
arms: and at the same time issued orders
for the evacuation of thai province. The
whole Neapoltau army is to assemble IN
Sicily.
1t is said, that the marshal Masseua will
be appointed governor of the two Calabri
as; and that general ST. Cyr will have the
command of the army under the immedi.
ale orders of his imperial highness Prince
Joseph.
On the 2S;h uilimo, the Rainisteis OF the
French government, took possession OF the
Farnese palace, and other edihces In this
city, belonging to the court OF Naples.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
HOLLAND.
'Dordrecht, March %.

~. IIQTUTHCNE, It1I7 u - .
We lie arn from Paris, under date OF the
e5th. that the minister of marine had lett
that city.,o inspect the whole line OF coast
upon the Chahuel.' and to animate ny MS
presence, The preparations in the french
sea DCrtS. =.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24
Paris. March %,

Paris, March %. Z
The Moniteur OF to-day contains the
following article:
/" The French troops viii, on the tss of
April, &c puton the peace establishment.
"The three flying armies, which had
been formed at Alexandria, Rennss. and
Pointers, are dissolved and the national
yards, who had been pat in reqnisition,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-05-24

A letter from Amsterdam dated 1CA
April, received by the ship True Amer.
can, says, Every day sfords something
new. The papers Of this morning aIIuGe
to new troubles 90 the continent. 1t is
said that Russian troops are marching into
Prussian Poland. Business, generally speak
ieg, is brisk, and prices steady. CoHs
scarce"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
EuRcPE.


IlbkAL YAK MAY : T. I
Among the numerous atchicve.
ments Of the BrirIlh navy, the fol-
lowing will vie IN brilliancy with the
mott celebrated. -On the 9TH April,
the Sirius frigate, Capt. Prowic, Of
90 guns, anu 400 men, gave chate
70, and came up with, French
fquadron, competed Of the thip La
Dcrgere, of eighteen IA Founders,
one 32-pound coronade, and 10.
mems brig L'Abeille, eighteen g
FOUNDERS, two 60 eaironades, and
ITO men brig IA Lugurie, twelve
o-pounders, II men trig La JAM
US, twelve o-punders, 70 men La
Viaorie, twelve IS, and two 68
pound carrcnades, IS men; La
Gauloife, four 4-pounders, and one
36-pound 'carronade, 81 men La
JaIouie, fonr 4-pounders, one SO
carronade, and 81 men La Cen
tile four 4-pounders, one 3o-Pound
carronade, and 36 men; La Provin-
Gale, four 4-Pounders, one 30-car-
ronade, and az men. Total French
fquadron, 90 guns and carronades,
and o6I men - bound from Ci,ita-
Vechia, along fhore for Naples.
The Action commenced within pif-
to- fhot the water being fmooth all
the enemy's guns toId.-6eyeral Of
the imaller craft, having received
damage, ran for the thore the fhip
and three briggs continued the action !;
antil at length, the lhip itruck, and
the briggs eicaPed, - hcsf hip is car
RED into Malta, The French had
50 killed and wounded Our lois is
heavy, being nine killed and 20
wounded.-Among the killed was
Mr.. Adair, nephew Of the Captain
OF the Sirius, and brother TO Capt.
Adair, of the marines, who was XII
led on board the Victory with Lord
Mellon, in the immortal battle off
trafalgar. rna
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

Cayenne. The inhabitants were nareh
r DICED on the arrival of Prince Jeron-
y they had greatly suffered under tn
yrany & oppression of Victor Hughes
hey applied TO the prince for some =.
nelioration Of their condition, but \.
vent off without doing any thing for
heir relief and the old Governor, ir.
itated at their insolvnce, banished Sew.
eral persons to uninhabited parts oftbe
Jerome BOnaparte declared it TO b.
his intention, 10 strike a blow in IA
West Indies, before his return y
France how far he has executed this
resolution may be seen in his not q.
gaginc the English when much sups.
rior orce.
Tbs French feet is stated to be CON-
posed Of eighty-fours and 8 seventh
fours total aumber Of guns, AZ,
Cochrane's squadron, 3 seventy-fours
and sixty-four total 2s6-ditference,
lsS-nearly equal to three other ships
of O. guns.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
..AMERIc.G .AMD ENeLAgvD.

We are frequently amused by para
graphs in the papers that pretend To le
in the confidence Of the wise ones IT
Washington, declaring that the differ.
'ences between this country and Great
Britain, are in train Of amicable W.
iustment, but the latest intelligence re.
presents, that the negotiation meets
with serious obstruction. The half war
and half peace measures Of cur engeac
Congress, which have been SO much
aRpiauded by the tools of the present
administration have tended to widen
he breach between the two cCuntries.
.rThe Presidents flaming proclana-
ton Oh the conduct OF capt. HynH5y, sE
Newyork the non-i1n portation aca
and list of Mr.. Jeherson's navy Gsn.
B9ais and all, are published in the En.
glish papers, and only tendto excite
a contempt and, redicule for the nea-
sures of the present administration.
a member of Parliament observed
that they were at war with the rnas.
part Of the. commercial world, and Il
was OF little consequence whether the
nation was at peace with America y
not,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

~s-
Friday, July IS, 1906. The tri-
al of MIR. Samuel @. Ogden, indie
red for an ofrnce hmilar to that Of
Col Smith came on before the Cir
cult Court .--Prefent Judge Tai
madgc.
10 enpannelling the jury, on cal
ling the name of John Fellows, MIR.
Hoffman, for the defendant, objec-
ted TO him on the ground that Mr..
Fellows, after he had fumnoned on
the jury, had expreaed decided O.
pini0n unfavorablel to Mr.. Ogden.
Nh. Hoffman added, that he was
prepared 10 prove the fact. A third
juryman, William Colt, was then
called and fworn, and thefe three
contributed a court TO try the COM
petence of Mr.. Fellows, as iuryman
in this caufe.
Mr.. Ludlow being fworn, depo.
fed, that /" i'm. FelIovOt, after be lvas
unnamed as a jayyman, declared thar
be @,uH zvi6 that Cal Smith, rSsrs IL
nj far biz inlslrnt memorial to CsngrsG
might Be acquitted but as for Mr..
Ogden, il zva5 no matter kszo mncl
be Effrsd"-or words to this Z
m ount.
After few remarks from the
Council and the Bench, the trier:
retired, and in few minutes returned
the verdict that John Fellows, wa.
not an impartial juryman in thi:
caufe.
James M. Connell, DavidA. Cum
mings, James Palmer, jun. John
Bachelor, Ezra Weeks, Tohn P
Gro[hon, John M'Kee, VIM. Duftan
and Andrew S. Norwood, were cal
led and fworn.
Mr.. Golden for the defendant
moved for attachments againf Mr.
Madifon, Mr.. Thornton, Mr.. Wag
ntr, and Mr.. Robert Smith, abfen
witneles. The Court decided aga;nf
the motion.
The Attorney General then con-,
menced the examination of witnef
fss, on the part Of the protection.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04
TIE TRTsLS

W.T. Emmet, the celebrated lrlsn
ooouneeiior III the course Of his defence
q Col. Smith, said +" He had been mai
'ne scaf'e Goat, on zghose head The crfms'
y 0fhers mot to say Jefferson, Mao.
ed"
Il VIII be recollected the expeditiop
N MIRANDA was fitted out without da
least secresy; that upon the creates
nan An America and others at NYasS'
ilSton' being charged With having bSs'
informed Of Miranda's plans, the Pres
lueht directed a prosecution to be cor
menced against Messrs. Smith ana 0g
zen. When Mr.. Ogden was ARRESTED,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-08-04

%. lon. u, 80, he was ooaraea
from a French frigate belonging to
the fqusdroa from Nfartinioo, o
board which Jerome BonaParte has
4 command and ordered TO lie
for the fquadron shat loon ats
Ne was boarded from lie Patriot, o.
- guns. and ordered to follow rhe
fouadron then in fight ;--that alter
ward LIE Patriot took Capt, lis
fcbooner in tow shat on the next
morning he breakfaRed with the Ad-
miral, in company with Jerome DO
nanarte VINO treated him politely,
and exprened his forrow in being 3
blieed to detain him four or Ave
DAYS ;-that he kept with the iquad
ron until the 18th init. when he
left them in fquall without afcer-
r5inine where it was bound That
he learnt that ;he fouadron bad been
OUT Of rance month (feven months
more probably and that they had
feen Admiral Cochrane, with four
fhips and three frigates but that
he (Cochrane) did not think proper
TO come near them :-C1be French
4d,ai,al torgef to mention Tie regts1
4yby be did not attack and take 6dmiraL
Cocbfane - That N. jerome Bona
parte treated Capt. Ii. with civility,
and exprefed a with to be with his
wife, and faid, liz never thould for
get her. Capt II. itates :he French
fquadron to be one Of 81, and fix
~, and one of44 guns. -.