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The took in M iorthern eonfederac, syainn Ssre..
Britain in the yeIr 1901, nici, -a.uraly 3. ls,co.
led TO exempt Ter rom any danger of an attack fre.
France. BIZ; al this will weigh hut little with b.
naparte, when put in competition with his favor;,.
object, viz the lhuttng the Sound apsinN cur COM
merce; and We have no doubt that ihaI very fson
hear of peremptory application from him to TIE
Danth government upon that iubjeei. It.was even
confidently aated yeaerday evening, ,ha, government,
had received poitve confirmation Of the demand b,v
ing formally been notified to the court os Copenh.
gen.
So perfectly good an understanding appears to he
kept up between the courts of Vienna and ST. p
.erburg that if we could fuppofe poble fer p. vi
TIA to continue even Thew of reiiiance, a cor,,id
onion OF both the former powers III her cauGe Mig,
Till be expected
The French have already begun TO fit out priva-
teers IN the Pruian ports againh the trade Of this
country, up the Baltic and in rhe German Ocean.
We uuderaand it is the intention Of the merchant,
trading tn Hamburg to apply to governm.nt inr
tome temporary a,lancc, in coniegueace of the tut.
aoppage of the trade 10 that port
The two lat mails from this country for Han,hury
were fortunately Popped at Cuxhaven. The raG
mailer wouldnot believe the e'ended anurane, oe
the French with rsfpect Hamburg
Saxony and HefTc have both accedSd 70 the eorr.-
dera.iop o! the Rhine, and OF courie to- cu-o.t,
their REFLECTIVE e,'tngrnts, the army OF Frsnce
Fif,een thoufani Rr1ans, who had iil.,rhar!..1
near Afsttn, lad T., have been taken :rfo,,--.
IL was reported A. Gct.subug that The n,orev
plate, and chief treares of the king of P.uil have
arrived in veael a, Copenhagen.
Orders received AZ i3r ,;ngham from, ufia f-
the immediate completion Of 100000 fans: of fnsll
arms.
The general election is nav nearly over, and Their,
is no douht that the reipis will .end prea,lv .,
treugshen the hands of government for in NOT "a,
les where there has heen conteied ee Sion ,l4 viz,
tory has been the ide will not fay of the mi;
nitterial candidates, for hae the phrafe bu, ,e
tho!e gentlemen whole fentipien,s are iupuoed to b
favorable to civil and religious liberty and to oo;n-
eide with 'hofe of the prefent adnininra,ion. W.
fuPpoie it is this circunlance which has .,;ven r;C.
to All opinion, that attempt will be mad. during
the Preent psrliamentto remove he atiious d,n,o,a
ons which laws, made in the ages of bieor-c have
placed between one cafs Of his masHy's iuhie,es and
another, on account Of differences of opinion on relief
Gus flbjects but houd this he the cafe we are pr.
fuaded it will be an unfoeited All of juaic. IF eo
vernment from tenfe the propriety of the me,.
ure iboud Zee proper yepel the tel and corpora.
ton acts, the favor will be received with prstit,5.
but we apprehrnd, it will again be focited a,
boom
The new parliament, it is Gaid, viii! cer,aip,v
meet on the l5th Of December
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Ma. SLOAN. AZ the fame zine tha, cx
prefs my purpoie to vote on the farae iile with
the gentleman from Md. ihall E kc the liber-
~ OF aiiigning very different rsaions for my vote
from thofe Offered by him. The gentleman
from Virg. has mentioned two preceding infur.
rections, which he confders of much greater
magnitude than this. ] am of a different opini-
on. Compared to this, conlider them as only
dropto the bucket. For moment let me
ak the attention of gentlemen to thoie infurrec-
tons, or as think they might with more cor
reetneis be termed, expeditions TO government.
In consequence Of certain citizcRs thinking
themfelves aggrieved by certain acts, in which
they have been in fome meaiure fulfilled by
their iuotequent repeal, handful of people
rallied IN eppolitop to their execution. What
analogy do thoie expeditions bear to this rebel
non conlider the late or prefent conipiracy
10 De OF greater magnitude than any we know
OF IN h,itory. Under what authority has it been
created Under that of man of great abili-
ties and experience, who 1tates that he expects
encouragement from foreign nations. I do not
pretend to lay that this is fact but " hat has he
oonef Has he not drawn reiuurces from every
part OF the union ! / therefore coniider it of
great magnitude, and IT is Certainly excited r.
CAN'T the beft government on earth nuder
WHICH the people enjoy the greateit happiness.
mall, however, vote againft the bill, under
the belief that we may confidently rely on the
love and affection of the people for their CO.
vernment, to which we are already probably
indebted for its fuppreflion. Had this meafure
been brought forward month or FIX weeks a.
go, I fhould have voted for it.
(T0 be continued
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Feb. 9.

MONDAY, req. =.
AS foon as the Journal of Saturday was read, MIR.
T. Moore rofe aud faid to his lot had been ALIGNED
che painful duty of informing the Houfe of the death
OF one OF the members. His colleague, GENERAL
LEVI CASEY, had died yelterday morning.
On which Mr.. Early offered the following refo-
lutions, which were unanimously adopted:
RefeiOeS, That committee be appointed to take
order for experimenting the funeral Of general Levi
Galley, late Representatives of the Gate of S. Caro-
lima.
Psolvea, Tha, the members of this Houfe do teifi-
fy their reipea for the memory of Gen. Levi Caity,
by wearing Grape for one month.
On motion of Mr.. Holland, the following refolu-
tons were likewife adopted unanimously.
RsfoiveI, That the members of this Houfe will
attend the funeral of the late GeneraLevi Caey this
day at / o'clock.
RslofVed, That nnenage be fent to the Senate to
notify them of the death of General Levi Cafey late
member OF this Houe, and that his funeral will take
place this day at o'clock.
When, on motion of Mr.. Early, the Houfe imme-
diately adjourned.
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TUESDAY,, Feb. g.

TUESDAY, Feb. 8.
Mr.. Brown prefented petition from Elizabeth
Broadhead, the widow of Luke Broadhead, penG-
oneri OF the United States praying for relief Re-
ferred TO the Committee of Claims
Mr. Boyle from the committee on public lands pre-
tented bill respecting claims land in the territories
OF Orleans and Louiiiana, which made the order
for Friday.
Mr.. Boyle from the fame committee, on the petit
ton OF fundry officers who ferved in America in the
war between France and Great Britain, made a re-
port, OF comfortable LENGTH concluding with refo-
luton that the prayer Of the petition ought be
granted.
Referred to committee of the whole ON Monday
next.
Mr.. Early, from the committee Of commerce &
manufactures, moved their difcharge from the further
confederation of iundry petitions praying for an extern
fion OF credit on the payment of duties goods i'm
ported from the We-indies the fame period allow
ed on goods imported from Europe.
Mr.. Early obferved that the committee had been in
formed by thoie who preentedthefe petitions that they
would be able at the FELTON, furniih iuformat-
on that would thew the proPriety of the meafure
prayed for
After fhort conversation, the motion of Mr. Ear
ly was agreed to.
Mr.. Early from the committee of Commerce and
Manufactures, prefented bill for the relief of Ed
ward Toppan, VIM. Currier and George Jenkins,
which was referred to the committee of the whole on
Friday.
MIR. Holmes, from the committee of Claims, made
report on the petition Of Charles Minife, unfavora-
BILE to its prayer; which ordered lie on the ia
BILE.
The bill authorizing the iGung of debeDtures in
tain cafes, was recommitted to committee of the
whole-Mr. Ba6et in the chair.
After comfortable difcuiTien, and amendment, the
committee reported the bill-when the Houfe adj
journed
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TpMuNp P. DANA-E1parn.

never fsw col Burr but once, pre- yious to
my teeing hin in this place.
In November lat, MIR and Mira Blenncrhaneit
cane to my houie in Bc!prc his orjef was
to 'Purchaie cyder. II the courle Of our con-
ycriat:on. he iaid thar he was going down the
river, that he had been purchaiins land ia the
VET in company with Mr. Barr and othcrs and
that te was g"iag down to fttile it. This was
ABOUT tie mijde of the day: and my father
gave them an invitation to Ray TO dinner. They
itsyed and there was good deal Of conVerla-
ton at dinner on thefe fuhje6ts. Mr.. Bienner-
htilett Gated the particular advantage Of the
| Ousch;ta land above The ref of the country {:
that il was uear the market and calculated for
the ralin5 Of cotton. lie fad there was large
liTUciation for this purple, and that he wanted
young men to go: Thote who embarked early,
Il they !ucccfded in the undertaking would 10
doubt make their fortunes. J obfcryed 70 nv
brother, who was fitting wih us that If fortunes
were & eafiy made, hr had better go. MIR
replied, that he wanted fIch men
rs we we're. he flid, he did not want 10 car
~ u, without my fathers corfsft. Ny fuber
obfefycd that We were our own men, and might
ACT "a we thought proper. / think Mr B'euner-
haiictt bIrgaucd Tor 5 or 8 Barrels Of CyGer,
which be iaid he WAS going to carry down the
river with bin. He invited US to tho land,
where ne wouId give ~ more particular iafor-
nation of hi. dehgns.
a Mort time alter, was in the orchard gath
ering apples. Mr. b. came to me to talk more
about the enterpriz- down the river: he af1.ed
me if hal any ferrous intentions of going. !
faid WAS unfe,tlcd would embrace any IA.
vouss lie opportunity to better my fitudtion
and If knew the object of this enterpfizc,
could better tell whether I would go or not. |
| oblerved that there were fome rumougs, that
the plan was unfaVourabe 60 the government
and is it was, that would have nothing 10 do
with IT, He pledged his mott facrcd honou,
to me, and iwore on the honour Of gentlemao
that the plan not hottie to the government
and - ~tn' ~ 20 W.T. g." r,ttere. who
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NOTE. Mr MeigJ ba5 been a 7-ry reEbrFa
bAs jH&se in The Territory Of Upper Lomfana
and IS nosv a candidate far tbe gubernationa
ekair of TIE Rafe Of Ohio.
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Mr.. BlcunerhaTett was in Marietta at The
latter end Of Ocfober with gen. TuPPer. Mr..
81. aiked me, Il | was the perion who gave tu-
itiou in Marietta. After Mort introduction,
nc obfereed that he wa ABOUT to- deiccad the
Ohio and coup the Red river, to make let
tleD-nt; that he fuppofed the accumuldtions
y jght make from my inRruHjQnS were not A.
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MEMEL. Inlv %.

The following proclamation, addreTed NV
the king Of PfuAia to- the fnbje6ls Of the coded
provinces has been bublled here
6 You are acquainted, BELOVED inhabitants Of
faithful provinces, territories and towns. with
my f-nIiments, and with the events of lsH wear.
My arms, henumbed under The prcnurc OF miC
fortunes, tie eYertons OF the lat remains Of r,,v
army proved frultefs. Forced back To the out
ernoR borders of the Empire, and even NV
powerful ally having judged it neceG4ry TO con.
clude Su armlitce and peace, nothing remained
for the, hnt the win to rcftore Tranquility TO
my country after thr calamities Of war. peace
was to be concluded as circumstances dictated !.
the mot painful facrifces were required OF ms.
f,iF, and my houe. What ages, and worthy
snceilors, conventions, love and confde,,-s had
united, was to be lcvered. My effors--the ex
eriions of all who belonged TO me--were in vain
--Faie ordains--a father parts with bis chill
drsB,
81 releaft you from all allegiance 70 my per-
Ton and my houis. My mat ardent wilbes for
your PROPERTY attend you 10 Your new Soge-
reignj be to him what you were to me. 70
fate, no power an efface, in my bofom, and in
the mind OF my family the remembrance of you
FREDERICK WILLIAM"
" Me1'ei, the lfth Jolly, 1907"
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Gurope
ADDITIONAL ExFRAc
Irag7ated frOmlate Paris papers reeeiiz,ed at tbl
office Of the Mercantile 4lverti,sr.
From tie Paris A,gus, of AnenR 20.

rum NE rams <1TyHJJ OF -4HgHR 20.
We have iuft received American papers down
to the 9Th July. Our readers will not fee with
out intereft an extract we have made from them.
OF an energetic proclamation by the Prefident
Jefterfon, which fliuts the American norts A.
gant the Engliih armed vcffels, on account of
the wapton violation exercifrd againft the Che.
iapeake frigate. Thus the Englifh navy feems
to be at once fcattering feeds of hatred and
war over the four quarters of the globe
lbe newspapers of the north Of the Iateft
date, confirm what has been already fad of the
expedition let on foot againft Denmark, and on
az hdes concert of malediciions aries againit
this political iniquity. IF the aim of this (can.
da!ous expedition is fuch as all reports agree in
itating 1t 10 be, it will not ne more fatal to thofe
who will have undertaken it, than TO thofe
agant whom It will have been directed. For
Tome time pat IT has feemed to he the detiny
OF the knghlh mnftry TO do nothing hnt what
mutt ultimately be lubictf of triumph for their
enemies. They never thought of preparing 70
proiecute the war on the continent til the very
| moment when their allies were confrained 70
Meke peace. They could not he BROUGHT 70
iacriilce Jingle regiment to fsrve them, and
| now they can fuddeniy find thirty thouland mru
| to crulh neutral power! Beiides, il is as diff.
hcHt to 8ueis the pretext of the unforefeen AT.
tack, contrary to the law of nations, as it ia "a
| lee any realonahIe aim it can have. Supporting
| that the Englifh unifry floud have been ap.
prchsntlVe or ieeing Denmark enter into the in.
ferets OF the continental Rates, it is no. in Tiki;
power 10 oPpofe it by any permanent meany.
Even the capture of Copenhagen ititif won d
be only an ephemcraI advantage: the leafon
Which c'oies the entrance of the Baltic TO the
Engliih navy, would afford the continental now.
efs every poilibe facility t. retake and occnpy
mat pcnt which is looked upon as 20 rnpor.
iant, III iuch manner to make the Enrliil
10 future renouDCe the very idea of approaching
~ i"us the only thing they can reap from
t0is unwa'Ian'able agGreilion is, general hatred
and the opPr"brium of having caufed the ruin
of neutral nation. Some politicians are in.
clined TO think that The rrsfent rniniliers mean,
TO hgna'iZe or fniih their administration bv ,
! carp dc'eriah If they were ersrdy Of glory
Holland. Naples, o, Ialy, afforded them crc
mics TO hgbs IN more generous manner. Here
even iucccis iilef C,uid do them no honor
new Rroilrates. they viii be induced 10 reprel
the iHertnefs which they have 70 loudly deDrc.
catcd III their predsceilors.
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F,on@. Paris Argn, sf II. 27B Asqaa.

EN;rad from the Proieas ri law laid before the T..
glitive body at Paris, the 25th Augua, by order
Of the Emperor.
In,ereh contracted for cannot exceed in civil affairs
6'e per cent nor IN commercial affairs fix per cent.
Legal intcret in civil matters, will be FIVE yer cent,
and IN commercial Affairs iix per cent. without dsdue-
ton.
When 1t appears in the courfe Of the law fuit that
the lauder hrbituay demands INJURIOUS nteren, tie
tribunal before which It s pleaded may condemn the
lender TO ne which exceed the half Of the Ca
pital Of the iauis fued Tor.
Ii 10 the tranla6,iop there Mould appear to have
been any f~indling the aceufed GALL be turned ogcg
to the correctional police, and the puuifhment fla
be, bedjcs the aforsfaid fine, impriionnent which
cannot exceed two years.
10 innovation Suodrlood to take place in the (Si
pp'a'i"us Of ntereG BY cOntraGs other acts made
before the date Of the publication of the preieut law
Mr. Iaubert laid down the motives vt this laG PRO.
jeS OF law. One Of the oh;~"e e'id he, which hs,
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EDUCATION.


a PERsoNwho for many years has been engaged
!! a as an inttrueor of Youth, WHITES to undertake
the fame line of bufines for the enfuiug year. in
healthy iituaton. He profees to teach the Englifh
language dramatically, Arithmetic. Geometry,
lngonometry, Algebra, Menfuration, Gausing, S1r.
veying, Navigation, Elements OF Gannery, Aiirono-
my Geography the ule of the Globes, the eonllruc
ton OF various kinds of Maps, Charts, &c and Ma
tnrai Philoiophy; Students may alto read Rhetoric,
Logic, Moral Philofophy, Civil and Natural Eiiiory,
with hin, to advantage. He is provided with naru
ments for Theoretical and Practical Mathematics. I
pair OF modern eighteen inch globes, pump &
Its neceiary apparatus, with barometer, thernion
cer and hygromeer; optical apparatus, coniltiug
OF variety of lenies telefcopes and microscopes Of
various descriptions, eiop,ic ball and foehet, priim
&c. an exteniive electrical apparatus pile and
battery with the neeefary apparatus for experiments
in Galvanifm; fmall magnetic apparatus, and like
wife one for philosophical ChemRry, together with
between four and five hundred volumes of the mott
approved authors the aforementioned fubiecls-.
He can produce the moi Respectable Testimonials of
his fobriety and attention 70 his buinefs--Letters
lPoif psdl dretted 20 d. Y. to be left at the Poa
Office in Petersburg, will be attended to-
October H.
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FALL GOODS.
TONlPEINS " Mlt1RRAY.

IRE "57g sSeaiag he Hop o5b2sf< tie Ts3 Cf, kts-
" oesabitl Iy AIcTt Bqb1 T. L!otls,, an csf,4Gye
gGoripcHf Of fine GODS, yflfivld ~ tie S5jb Caloe
/,o~ Loadon 7Iy bive ban E,sflsd1oiib aaeb care j.
dHrafioa a0ozg Ds@ fj.y ,yoaId rgheoleyJy reeo0s-
mani Df, aD5,f@aat Of Loa5oa Sns.y6se
HLOIiIS, Calimcres Tcileacss aud Hats, all Of
~ a very hyperion quality. Afo: an elegant aaort-
nent OF Fashionable Robes, Mullins, Laces, &c.
They have ALTO on hand, large sfurtment Of eoarf,
Wooiens, Hardware, &c. received by the Ships Her
itheli, and Joha and Charles from Liverpool. The
whOla forus complete afortnrn well ,gorthy of
attention, which tney olee ior iaie Oh liberal terms
OS4o5ef 10. IT,
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mon engaged his maie9ys attention, is the fxug oil
the iegai and the conventional ;n,er= Of money il is
matter which is intimately come = ed wiki ioeia or
der, public morals, the fafety OF comn.rce, AID the
private fortune Of families.
ne toraer Legislature had fixed ribs interef. l. il
only inee the nrodu Sion Of paper curreucie> sat ru-
n1us iPecua,ions have caued ddorder in al Dra,c.s
OF the public standardization. The s,h Bruhraife rs 8
brought US back tn batter principle, aad the Civic
Code has Fixed the BATS and decreed the legal * con-
ventonal ntere of money, but was not poibe IF
tudden 20 deroy every mark of the diftaie IL was
neceiiaryto ue circumfpeaion; private fortunes vet,
hook with the connection that had troubled them.
beldes, the Code could fix the of an in,eret
iuicePtibe OF variation, and it hound to leave the
hxiDg at - 10 the province of the law.
Here the orator examined the qIeflon Of the int.
ret oil money, bu:h with regard morals and COM
mereiai utility. lie proved that refpeti for pro-
Perty liberty and mutual ;rAnll ions csunot be bull,
upon the wrecks of the grand principles which pro-
erye focal order and public probty His raieny en-
ertans doubt thai all good laws cugh, TO ren mp.
on thar inmutabe BATS aud all uprigh merchants are
oi opinion that tranfaSfions which bear proportion
I" the produce oi landed properly and reoIonable
oeneit, furnh the means general and particular
PROPERTY, Whit, the other hand, exoeve inte-
rem corrodes the foSia! body, aud by the temptation
winch 1t holds out to Rock obbiIs, laws the fuunda-
ton OF focndaous bankruptcies, the fources only
oil all the caamties that beta private families bu e.
ven the Rate iticIf.
The Emperor means to put cnd to the horrors
o. uiury The law will be put in force by upright
men whole influence has 70 much power; By thoie
who will have TO dread even the f,ifpicon of no, ha
wing been guided hy it; by shofe whcn uch con-
vicon would he the csue of the de(iru6lion OF their
deareit interes; the violations of law ought not to
dheourage wife legilator in a fixed and flronrv con-
itiuted fate Inevitable abuiS- do not deRoy i, his
eyes, Preient good, msch ISIS the certainty of future
happinels.
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so Doa1i re7Ua,d If Lrougbt bo,pe 4viib all rsaaa5ls
e<fefe', and 90 dollars if eOgGaeam JaR, fl that I
gel lin again.
y ANYWAY iron, the Subfcriber, living in Gran
vile County, North. Carolina, on the 3th init
likely bright mula,to fave named BILL, about 90
years OF age This Negro is about fix fee, high, fat
bodied, his hair light and fome beard on his chin,
chews tobacco, his shoulders very much fun burnt.
has large ANGLE and knee bones fmall legs fomeyhat
bowed, and rather of old appearance Had on
when he went off, light mixed home-ipun Coat, g.
pair of black velvet Panaloons Can read print to-
leraby well, and fay the flag chae in Harris's Dia
logue, which he is fond Of repeating 1t is probable
he VIII change his name and endeavor to pats for
white man, which he may do without minute in
iPeeton All perons, particularly matters of vees,
are forwarded from harborng, employing or carrying
off faid negro.
JOHN HOWARD.
Granville. Oct 10. 40
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
RIG Hi K D 6R KE,
Has tyf rseeivsd etgant cgorwent IF GOODS, eai-
e"iIf<d fer TIE egjaing JcejSr, CoaER;ag Of
@ uPEgFiNE London Cloths and Kerieymeres,
~ Second Do Do Do
Superfne and fecond quality Coatings,
Foreft Cloths, Plains and Kendall Cotrons,
Role and Mach Coat Blankets,
Vsvets, Nelvatesns, Princes and Preident's Cord,
Silk aud Worried Waiacoatings aEyarious kinds,
Gentlemen and Ladies ELK, cott6TS worried Holery,
silk Veisets, alorted colours,
Grapes do DO do
Sarcenetts do DO do
Lutentngs 10 do do For Dr.5ses,
10. Ribbons, } IriGi Linens and Lawns,
Silk & Cotton Ginghams, Irilh Sheetinvs.
cotton 1hanbrays, German Linens,
Calico and CHIMES, Shifting Cottons,
Elegant Robes and ihort DinIitieS and Cambrck
nretes, Dinlities,
PAN q figured Leno's, Carpetngs and Hearth
Do Do mild Mullins Rugs,
hsndiome a!Ior;ment Of Kid and Morocco Shoes.
few pair Of elegant CollAr and white top Boots.
for oslh.
Otloacr 10. IF
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THE HALLERIAN ACADEMY.
Sept l..

- IN TIE CRY OF RIcH5,oHD.
.DlNCE the lait' advertisement, Il foeiety ha. been
formed which places the above icAitution under III.
joint naturalization and nlanas ent of DR.. IIaer
and l. II. Grardin, lately Ole of the Protectors III
WIN = Mary College. Their cooperation will
commence tl,c 2O;h current
Mr.. ID. D'y:e "iil afu commence his intrusion.
as?roltildr Of The Latte aud Creek Languages, &C.
Oter teachers are actually sugsged for the variou.
departments Of inlrutlion.
C&t. ~. e,o.
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PeffrGn,eb, Tuly %.

Sinee the return of his majeRy the Emperor an ex-
raordnary activity oberveable in the officers of the
navy department. opcrs have been given for fitting
on, the fquadrons of Crontadt and Reve with all aot
6ble dfpasch No bdss entertaius the lean doubt of
thefe armament, 'hcmg dirrasd againii England,
ihoud ihe take the fatal Rep OF rejecting the mediate
on offered her by court. All the EngiG, r,er-
chants fettrd here have the fame cpnop Of the pre-
ient dPoiitons of Rsia Tor hey are all endeavor-
ing to get rid at any price of their merchandise and
commercial paper.