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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-23

N'rtbs~So land County comt, 1913 N.y. 1906.
IN CHHNC5R1.
Leroy Opie, Co,,pp,
againit
Richard Moore, John Davis, ,
and William PearfOn D.tt.
ME Defendant, Richard Moore, not hsv;ng an
tered MS appearance, and given fecur,y accor,t.
nag to the ACT OF Alcmbly, and the rule of this corr
ana appearing to the iatsfa6ion of the court ,h.
he Is not an nhabitant of this fate OIL the rn,on I
the complainant by his council 1t is decreed and or
SeFed that the fad defendant appear here on the fra
day OF March court next, and aniwer the hill ~ 49,
complainant and that copy of this order he f,.,I'
with inherited ii, iore public nevfpaper, pubGibed in
the city OF Richmond, for two mouths rucceij;vsIv
and another eepy Ps;ted at the front door Of th.
Cont houie OF this county. Andi is fur,her ordsS
'd that the defendants, Davis and Pearion do net nav
away convey or ieere'e any mriey property thcy
may have belonging the faid Richard Moore. b,,
that they retain the fame in their hands, ube to the
future order of the court.
A Copy,
-, FLEM. BATES, c:x. c.
December ~. 9TH 2m)
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II AviNG commenced the BURR MILL STONE
4 Il MAKING, in September laG, a, nav fnop. near
the Baton at the Canal, have nov finGhed for r,l
tones OF feet feet and feet diameter. of bel
quality and workmanihip. have'a large proportion
OF E,pe fi'rd burrs iutable for grinding corn, and
will ihortly receive additional fuppI,e, of GOOD
rails. Ihoie who peafe TO favour me with their
commands will be ferved faithfully on rcafonable
terms will choole boiling Cloths for ,iofe who de-
lire 1t, fnitable to their purpofes tender my thank
TO the public for Ps avours, and hop. for future ep.
eouragemcnt' JOHN MOODY.
December 81. T&s6v
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No'hpmbfyiana County Can't, 1913 NaD. 1867
IN CHdNCERf. -:
James " Ball q Spencer Ball, Compl'ts.
sgainit
William B. Travers and Henry2
Travers. Del ts-
HE Defendant. William B. Trayer,. M, b,,;r,.
Il entered his appearance, and given fecuritv are
eordlng to the al of Aaemby, and the rnle of this
eourt, and it Appearing he fatsfa Zion of the cour
that ne is no' inhabant of this Rate ON the mo
ton of the compainants by their courlr it is decrpes
a"d ordered that the faid defendants appear here on
the Tit day OF March next and anfyer the hill
OF The Cons aiiants and that copy off this ordyr b.
torthvith inherited in fouc public ne wpaper pubid
lii the CITY OF N'chmond,f for two months fucceTively.
ana another copy poGsd the front door Of the Courr
nouie OF this county And it further ordered. that
the defendant Henry, do not pay away, convey or
iecre'e ahy money or property lie may have belong
ing 70 the iaid William q. Iravers, hut TIA. he ~.
tam the fame in his hands, fubjeG to the future order
ot the court. '
a Copy
FLEM. BATES, e.N.e
december H. (th 2mO
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McCABE g. WALKER.

WhTCB 20 CLOCK MAKERS.
III lie esrA0 IoyE qp62fts 1HlG5s. Cam6i.s' Sfov.
RjebM0a4,
HFFER their fervces to tl,e public. From fra
- attention TO all commands appertain;ng to their
bufinefs, aud the pains tie, will be beloved in
the execution Of their work they have full confidence
nope Tor continuance OF the favours they may re-
eeive Great will be taken in repairna an liza
Of watches and clocks, ~
December s. .kr
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GENERAL cfF!CE of lNsuR ANcE.

JANUARY Sth, ISO6.
ne general meeting Of the Mutual Iufursnee
Company agahh Fire OH Goops and FuRsi-
ioRE' IN the ,ta,e o! Virginia, which took place this
uay asreeaoy to notice previoufly given. in the pub
TIC papers, was too thin tn authoiie any proee. drgs
as 10 the generalconcerns of the company. The meet
ing was therefore adjourned until 10 O'Clock in the
morning ct lueiday the fourth day Of next month
ASihe affairs OF tie company il, iuch Gate
as to require imperio,ny, immediate attention. and
as mott ct the member. are liable to incur
All a., ths disadvantages Of the nilnaon. without Pof-
monty OF being, i'll any degree, bene6ited by it,
ihauid amy accident occur to them, it isearney ho-
rs as matter OF the hr cori.grense 10 their midi
VIRTUAL intereits, TIA, they will b. pointed in aten-
ding the fad meeting, ti;Fer perfons,y or by rrosy
WM. H. Fi'fZWliYiSONN, p. a,
Richmond, January en-. tmd
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RY Virtue cfn Deed Of 7ra9, executed TO t6e
~ yia9leTi6er BY hndresv CqRleS, 10 Sewe TO
HrebriasJ Hughes tie payment Of finn of MO
ncy, az rxpr10td therein, qUiilbe I1id, on FRIDAY
tie 24tb inf. for really noaty, a LOT, qpifb q
prick bogfe thereon, kno7ca in DRyaPJ bIqn Of
lots BY The No. 40. The I4ie qViH fakr 5iaee on
fbe Prcnlf5, 6efsOeen the boHrS .ftqVcive 8 fzvo
O'clock, p. NJ.
THOMAS UNDERTOOK, jr. 7rgace.
January.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

WO HOUSES and LOfS on Shocku Hill. in
Il mo(t defrabe part of the city, and poiIefiing
every accommodates far family long credit
will he allowed, or Virginia Bank Stock at yrry IL
bcra price taken in exchange.
have 5000 acres of Virginia land warrant, which
will fell low for cath.
THOMAS NoRvELI..
Jan. H.. Il.
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GEORGE Willy,
III rOMI5ysSynE zsrD

OECKGE Willy,
BROKER u COMMITS SION MERCHANT.
Eesr The Rain,
ID UYS and fells all kinds of Produce-Alfo. and,
- Lots, and houfes BaHk Steck, &c.
~ HrbaI fer Sair, LOTS No. 10, Q, 3, and 4
which make one entire iquare in Uu-VaIs additi-
on-Thereisa good Spring attached to them. rhefe
lots ara well worth the attention Of any gentle
man wifhing to build iummer retreat for his family
July 2J.--tf.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSITIONS will be received b, the s,,,r-
tive for the pusehafe Of eight Condemned ne.
groes, repr'eyed for tfaufpoation under the a to
empower the governor tranfport nayes condemned,
whenit Oall be deemed expsdien.."
Dec. 81.
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~ P-eedtrfs m.:E;ge, Dc:snJe, 3, 1905.
(2) Rot. r. pa.
(s) Pol. 2i9.
(D 2Rob. p. I26.
(5l FAB. >. $50.
10 1Re6. Hfpcn. +. IL.
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NOTICE,

December l9. (th MI ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-19
assra,lurfa Dailp abberttger.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 10.
Duncan MFar1and.


The Richmond Eaqxi,er, now and then, put,
on fuch an air Of honefy, that ii requires conf.
derable satchfuntts TO guard againf his dccep-
,ons. He never commences with sEcEted can.
dor. bat he ends with Po6tlve lanhopd. Abort
time inse, be AMUSED his readers, with an arti.
Gle concerning Daaeda " Fnie.g, in which,
after acknowledging the wor;hlcGnefs OF Unsran,
he fays, +" The republicans are as much Ijf1uH.
ed with the alcdged vices of Duncan M'Eataad
as their federal opponents. They hold in an ab.
hoircncc not inferior 10 theirs, the character Q:
beg lt.aler, forgcrcr, and perjurer." And
then he attempts TO thew that DsaceD obtained
his election by a .flaetai tr;fk We caono. tell
how much he democrats ate dn3ufed With, nJr
how math they aahoc Dnacan'. c. iAcs; bot We
know, AMI the E1qHirer mutt ALTO know, tha:
tEeii Qapeis, from TIC dar0ra 10 tic BE, have
advocated and defended him, fincc his tonfne
meat for forgery and pesiary. The only r:.k
made ule of by she fcdctaliHs, to PUT Gasean
in office, was, ccmplets expedition Of his cha
retter in the public prints. Dass Tie Engsl,ry
mean to fay, that it is only necsasry for tue ie.
dcrallas to prove a man raGra!, to enlure him
The iuafages Of the democrats!
r E9{avfef1
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COPY.
"Ne1v 1oak, February 12, 1906.

Weto 10TR, TeofHdTS *, 1910.
SIR,
In compliance with your letter oif the
9Th inst. which this day came 10 hand,
hasten TO detail the services rendered 10
the crew of the United States4ate frigate
Philadelphia, while in captivity at Tripoli,
by Nicholas G. Nssen. esquire, his Danish
rnajesty's consul, residing there.
In consequence q the mode of impri.
sonmept it wac impossible for the officers
to procure the necessary articles Of sub
81 -suce, they were therefore necessita,ed
{ Iceive their daily provision, SC. thro'
another channel. Mr.. Nissen generously
offered his services TO obtain our necessary
supplies, which he did, in the most faith
full manner for 10 months and 3 days, the
period OF our captivity, and at times when
the funds placed at my command in Iri-
poll, were expended, he con ,inued our
daily supply, by his own means, until ours
were renewed by the commodore Of the
Mediterranean squadron, or George Da.
Wis, esquire, charge OF, affairs at Tunis, to
whom we are greatly indebted.
Had II not been for the friendly aid OF
consul Nissen we should not have received
our subsistence in SO regular manner as
we did, and should have been exposed, at
a great expence to the inposi,ions of the
lowest class Of our enemy His attentions
were not confined solely to the officers, but
were equally exrended to tie scaInsn and
soldiers.
Consul Nissen was the first christian we
saw after landing on the shore of Africa,
and he met Us The very evening of our mis-
fortune, with the philanthropy of man Of
feeling, and Immediately administered 70
our wants by sending provisions and bed
ding from his house, and ameliorated, as
much as possible, our truly unpleasant situ-
alton.
cannot, injustice to his attention. omit
mentioning a circumstance which shews
the lively interest," he took in eur situation ,
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Pr UssIA.
Berlin, December I.

Berlin, December 1.
Our garrison and that of Prussia have
received orders 70 hold themselves 10 rea'
diuess to march for the 5th instant; bat the
generals of the krst rank say that no move
meat will take place, before intelligence is
received Of the result of the decisive battle
which eapaos fail to take place in tew
days, between the Russian aud French ar.
mics.
I'd. This days Cour. Gazette. contains
the following article dated
Ol,nutz, November 27.
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived
here the day before yesterday yesterday
che corpsof the army under his orders de-
filed befor our fortress and repaired to the
Russian Camp, which was still OF Olschau.
lhe French army, whose advanced posts
penetrated a few days since within four
leagues of0lmutz, is now on its retreat:
The combined Russian and Austrian ar.
mics are marching forward; their head
quarters are to day at Promi,z and the
advanced guard of Prince Pangra,ion is
already at Vischau- The first column of
general Michelson's army will arrive this
Gay At TropPau it is expected here the
gay after ,o-worrow.n
~ These details are so much the more
curious atpresent, as they prove to the e.
asmy the scheme that was laid for him.
ne looked on the retreat as positive one,
and boasted of it litsletoo early.
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PUBLIC SALE.

pu'luaSr to a deed of sruf given to the fubfcri.
beFs BY a Certain Gfoba Miubeys. to fecure the
payment of a debt due by fsid Wirhers unto
Jonathan md M. Soholhcld, will be Sold, BIZ
Public Auction, for Cath, a, the Coffee .Houle,
In Alexandria, on the z4,h of this infant, a:
3 O'Clock in the afternoon,
The tho following Traits of Land,
VIZ.
One, containing 100, and the other
z6 acres, adjoining each other. and are from I
TO miles irem the town of Alexandria, IN the
county of Fairfax, ard fate Of Virginia. tn,
aforesaid land lies on the old Leesburg road, Cd.
joining the lanes of Captain Slacum, BeDjamiaf
Dalany, and Carlile Whiting. This lard Is
mofFly covered with wood of lmall growth and
aRosds handfoine profpest.
Andrew Scholfeld,
Thomas Cook.
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i. gentleman from Pennfylvania INF.
Oa1 :" ..lIs you that he j, for acting IN this, as
Gsgs,s ;"ss. pnioaasnced by the opinion Of any
% ~ Wv. wbassyss, Oreign,or,I prsfame domeR'c.
plaaSa am wiling TO meet the gentleman,
S' ps.r 20 be dictated to BY any miniitsr
90 wv or abroad. Is be willing TO act on the
q noa ;oaso.ndent footing ! have before pro.
pa M - and again ptotea againe fscset, IRE.
aas ssl., overriding influence. The iire qaet.
iP0DI pm liked when iaw rhe gentleman's reiolu-'
pn .,s 6 is rhis meafure of the cabinet p
~, w. of an open declared cabinet, but of an in4
NJ ss,. iufcfusible, unconstitutional cabinet
n. ,Soa, r.fponGbility, unknown to the conaitu.
si'p' (ueak of back fairs ipausnce--cf men,
~ hiring msaage. to shi. house, which, ale
wa VIZ thew do nor appear on the journals, go.
'D0se 5. a.ciaons. Sir, me irf queflon that /
' s.a On the lubj:a Of Britl(h relations was,
'A M, !, the opinion OF the cabinets What inca.
w. su w;lI tb,y recommend TO Cougrefs (Well
w., that whatever meafures we might take
=. nna execute them--and therefore that we
S s bsv. their opinion on the iubj:tf) My
. r was land from a cabinet mnieer too)
!. ,Bt,. is 10 Loxger any ea6iaef." Subiequent
,;,comsaoces, Sit, have given me pcrfonal
loovl.dee of the fact. 1t needs no eommenia,
ITO be c9atixae9.l
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General Oudiaot, whose wounds had
obliged him to be absen. from the army
fora short time, has resumed the som-
mand Of the grenadiers-
1t was On the Goth November that the
Emperor of Russia arrived at Olmulz,
where he was received with the firing at
cannon and the reclamation of the Austrl.
ans, who regarded HIM as a llbera,or It
was on the 2d'December that the great bat.
tie of Austerlitz took place; aad ON The
A.h OF the same month the Emperor OF
Russia obtained leave to quit Olmutz 10
return to his states. Thus, in days, MS
arrival, his departure, and the fate OF Ea.
rope have been decided.
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N O T / C E.

F~O thole wto are indebted to the fubicriber
4 on account Of the concern Of Po1ofN al,
Deaag, as well as DENNY and PsqyeIl, that ~
who do not ray eff their notes or accounts or
give their bonds with fecurity, on or before til,
hrf day OF May nsxt, their notes and accounts
will be put into the hands of an attorney intif.
crininately.
MI. LEvEs PowsLt, jon. Of Middebuss,
is authorized TO fettle and receive the debts dG1
ON accoanf of that concern, lhould any apr.y
there IN preference TO the fnbfcriber in this plst
Rdmund DenRey.
January 80. Law
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Mentz, December 2.

The division Of the advanced guard of
the I'd corps Of the army Of reserve, COM
rnanded BY general Lorse, set out a few
DAYS ago for Juliers. The Gallo Batavian
column, consisting of the regiment of SAKE
Gotha, of the 18th regiment oflight iafan-
try, Of the 9th of husszrs and of the slh Of
Ugh, infantry, are also SET off 20 day for
Nimeguen. Another division of the ad-
vanced guard of the reserve of Strasburg,
commanded by general Leval, is on ita
march fer the same destination, as also Sc
veral other corps now on their way from
the interior The army intended to cover
Holland is estimated at 10000 men.
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Union CtraP Bread Masytaaory,


r { fubcriter, impreied with lively
/ isife Of gratitude, for the fibera! patro.
mage he has kitterto experienced from the citi.
zens OF A!eAandria, begs leave to leurii his fin.
cere thanks tor she fsne; and respectfully in.
forms the pubic, tha, he has commenced buff
oets il. that coinmodious and central ltsnd, on
ROYAL ftree!, lately in the occupancy Of MI II.
esA; .wfitge he intends carrying on tie Loaf
Btesd. Baking Suf els extenGvely, and aat.ess
hi'nic!f from has knowledge ana exI erence ia
:hc above buGnefs, to render general iatisfatsi.
Oh. His prefeut aaIse Of bsesa is as fellows -
The 20 cent loaf $ lbs---7lo cent loaf, sis
ios-,5 cent loaf, | q lbs--sud the 3 penny
loaf ib-made of choice irper6ne four.
Edward Lee.
March Ia, ,awlw
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FRENCH EMPIRE.
Genoa, December 6.

A new army is forming at Boulogna, to
which is to be united all the corps Of re.
serve left in the 9Th military division. It
will, it is said, march to Bataglione, where
the difvren. corps which compose ii Will
learn their further destination It is pre-
sumed that they will observe the motions
of the Anglo Russians who have landed at
Naples,
Letters from Anconia state, that $ or
600 Russiaos have also landed on the coast
of Fermo.
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G E r M 4 " 4.
Ulm, December II.

CEm, december IL.
A contribution of 100000 francs has
Oeen laid on the Austrian possessions in
suaoa, TO be paid in three instalnsnts, in
. the chest of the Paymaster general of
NE French army. A second contribution,
PAYABLE every month is fixed at go, 900 fr.
Pa month, to bsgin from the 9th Decem-
bsr.
Letters from the Head Quarters at
Drum, ofthe oath November, state that the
Junction of the Grand French Array with
zoe army of Italy has taken place thsy add
'aas the right wing of the French army is
Imported by the Adriatic sea, and the left
y bohemia and the fortress of Brunn in
M'orayia: therc,is net in the Intervals of
.nslr line or Oh their rear, single fortified
.0Sn or body of the enemy which thrca-
:. ,e1s them, and it is their intention to estab-
n'a communication between the fortress
!; = OF the Tyrol and those on the Inn aud
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OR, -t
In obedience to the resolution Of the
house Of rePreseulari, OF the 9Th all.
requiring the secretary Of the navy TO In
form the house q Of the nature and extent
q Of the services rendered 10 the captive
" crew d the frigate Philadelphia, BY the
g Danish cousul ct Tripoll,'' herewith
enclose copy OF letler irota capt. Sala,
bridge to me, which affords al! the tator
nation III my possession upon lh= sub
Ject.
Respectfully submitted.
r, SMITH.
The honorable Speaker Of the house
Of representatives of the u s.
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March Ia.
e. Pohponenlent.

The faIe Of the Lot Of Ground, ad.
verified by 'hr lnblcnber to take place tbi,day,
az the Coffee.Houe, ], pofpancd till IL Is.
DAY rext, at one Oh ok, at the FAM place.
John Dunlap, 1raFse.
February IS. II
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: =
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK, March IS.

Ia the present dear,h of European in.
diligence the following articles, which we
haze copied from our late French papers,
pjshich principally relate to events sub
roaens to the Great Battle, Will not be
found altogether uniuteresting.
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and the hazard he ran to servo US: When
commodore Prebble attacked Trlpoli, Mr..
Nissen's house was as much exposed as
any. in the town, aud himself in daDgsi from
the hombardment. solicited him fire.
quentlylo leave his dangerous Situations,
anc retire TO the gardens where the coz
suls were: he requested me not to impeo
tune him more 10 leave The town, Tor IL:
preferred running the risks ct the shot ane
shells from our squadron, and attending to
our wants and subsistence, 10 resurtins 10
the gardens. In thus pursuing the dictates
OF feeling mind he was very near losing
his life by shot from the Constitution.
Had he not acted in this friendly manacr
towards Us it is very probable We should
havs been several days without provision,
as the enemy were occupied and exasper,
>ated.
have, Sir, detailed to you generally
the services rendered to the officers arc
crew Of the Philadelphia, at Tripoli, by Nj
chelas G.. Nissen, esquire, bur tits inpos-
sble for me to convey a just sense oI
them. Nothing hu. perfect ateuaint.
ance with 0nr situation, and the aid We re.
Eeived, can trely estimate the'sefvices ren
defed.
/ have the honor to be,
sir. &C.
<{Signed)
WIN: CAMBRIDGE
iEon. Robert Smith, Sscrs.
tafy efMe Nary.
tASSEZ.E OF BREAD.
The Cd. Loaf to weigh IS ounces.
JOIN LUAGDLN, c. NJ.
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Marauia, Nagemdsr 81.

The Imperial treasure OF Austria has
been transferred cnder strong escort to
Treschen.
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Hqnover, 4.h December.

H4noVef, 4N Uccember.
Two columns Of Russian infantry, one
OF 1900 and the other of 1900 men arrived
here this day. Tdey are to march imme.
diately for the seige of Hame!p. The
Russian head quarters will be established
at Hanover. The colonel, NJ. de Corn
bera,,is attached 10 the Russian army.
A Swedish division is arrived at Har.
bourg from Lunebourg. The other troops
of shat nation stationed at Pomerania were
to begin their march on the 9TH, 5tl,, and
9Th of this month The king of Sweden
was to follow On the 7,h, with his staff.
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Sfras5a,gk, December 10.

All the high ROADS from Mayence to Straf.
burgh, &c. are covered with the referyc of the
confcrips of the LAT FIVE years. As icon as they
arrive az their place of dcRnaton they are cloth
ed, armeds and exeteifed in military tactics.
This clAfs Of confcrpts appear defined to form
the aimies Of re!erve which are now organizing.
As the two ncw clafes ofcohcriPtion, the young
man who compofe them iervc to fill up the vs.
csncies in the active army, ano TO reinforce the
regiments and battalions Of the different armies.
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Franktort, sta December.

~ Erdnkfort, 8t3 Occcni6efa
:. ! ne eiector of Wirtemberg has commu.
seated to the states of hi. territories the
.susles of the treaty of alliance concluded
VI Inc 4th October, between III. NJ. the
Emperor rapsror of the French aud H. S. E. H.
d us treaty is to the following tenor: II.
H. y. the emperor of the French, king or
, ,y, guarantees 10 III. H. the elector of
s~..rseaberg the independence and int.
s.'y OF alhis states, with the rights and pre-
'sssslyss which the electoral hoase is now
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Paris, Deeembr n.

His imperial highnefs Prince Louis fet of for
Antwerp on the 9th, with the whole Of his flute,
and Generals collaud. Clozel, Lagrange. &c.
for Breda, where the head quarters Of the army
Of the north will be effablfhed.
Fifteen hundred grenadiers, young, we'll {.
quipped and of very handiome appearance,
paHed through Beasvais on the 10th infant, TO
repair to tn. army of the north, and burn with
ardor TO meet the Anglo Rulians,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-19

LHuHich, Decent6er 3.
General Massena is now at Leybach.
The archduke Charles has arrived with his
army on the frontiers of Hungary.
December S.
AL the secretaries, clerks, sc. of his
excellency M. de Talleyrand Perigora,
minister of foreign affairs to the emperor
Napoleon, arrived here the day before
yesterday. 1t IS presumed that his excel
iency will not be long in following them,
and that our town will be at once the centre
OF the most important negotiations, aad
the theatre of the most memorable events.
A few days since Gazstte in the north
OF Germany published !orthree days fol
lowing, this article /" Prussia has popu.
lanon of 5000, 600 souls, 16D, COO ofwhom
can take the field" Another German paper
then printed, for three days following
this article: Austria had population Of
$4,000, 900 souls she he'd an army Of
10000 men, OF whom CSC, 900 tad taken
the field and this Formidable power has
fallen, IN seven weeks, under The blows CT
the emperor Napoleon.