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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04
KEEPS. CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
n large and ,geasral Assortment Of
Books and Stationary OF every
ckind.

Printing FIX of the first qnality-Patent-
Ball Skins--and Music and Musical lnstru-
ments. kil of which he sells at the lowest
Philadelphia, prices for cash.
nc, w. has now in the press, ail ppr-
poses publishing on tbs FIRST Of August next,
SIlfPLEt7ALES, by MRs OPIE, vols.
IL MO. OF about 800 pages each. Price to
subscribers sSl@75 in boards---to ncn-subscrl-
beEs, %. Subscriptions for this work, are
received at this office, at the book store OF
,Messrs. Cotton and Stewart, and at Mr.
SHUTS circulating library.
May %. ea
Pr, Subscriptions and payments received
ss beretoforeb r. &. w. for the .dafrefa, who
constituted agent for that purpose
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04
Extract Of a letter fran Bordsanx, dated
liarch Is. yeceiysd at Norf5k. ~

4NHYCH %, 7etc1pS0 ~ 1sOf/Vs"'
The late order Of council in England,
prohibiting the trading from one enemies
port 70 another, is vigorously exscu'ed, and
by strained Interpretation haa been made
60 extend to ships ia ballast. The papers
of the brig Lovely Lass, coming from
,NsGses TO this pnr., were Endorsed bythe
squadron eruizing of Rochefort, and cblg-
ed TO rs.srn. sSevsra! ether vesselsio ST.
gnilar Situations have experienced sinsi!ar
.rea,ment. This has btsu productive Of
erea, ea,harrassmentlo those who had seat
.sheis shipments 70 the northern ports with
"a view ct coming TO Bordeaux to take in
return cargoes, or seek ffeights to Ame,i.
car
These are someof the effects Of Bona
parfc's block aiding decree. But he doesues
care if be ruins the whole commercial
world
q Fran the Northumberland Gazette.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04

bottle cost i francs, the eniperor paid that
price, to; the merchants, and ordered the wine
to be Distributed among the army
The emperor has sent. the Prince borghess sc
upon a mission to Warsaw.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04
The Lazaretto, at LegAorn,
Jan. 18Th, 1907.
EEAR SIR,

At ny arrival at Leghorn l found dis.
patch from his majesty's department for
Barbary affairs, including the letter dated
Gibraltar, July 18th, 1905 which was seat
by yon,o his majesy's minister at London,
accompanied by silver Urn. as a present
10 me from you and the officers of the y. S.
late friga,e Philadelphia.
Accept yourself. dear sir, my most sin
cerc acknowledgements, and please in my
name TO thank the officers for this distin.
gaished ozark Of your and their friendships.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04
aIeranorfa Dajlp aDberttser.
THURSDAY, JuaE 4.

The people of this country will be grati-
fed 10 having recalled TO their recollection,
by the following letter, the circumstances
which gave rise TO il. They will recolect
tina. /, vas eminensly owing 10 the disinte.
rested Kindness Of Mr.. Nissen, thar our
captive. citizens were enabled 10 bear up a.
gsius' the rigors 10 which they were ex.
posed by a barbarous power Mar. INT.
The J0ooyeyfny nj 7 omhor1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-04
r.. C. WETGHTMAN

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-07

vile and the worthless. But when prece-
dent is once established i'm the case of bad
men, who like pioneers, go before to smooth
the way, good men tremble for their safe
y.
Mr.. II. observed that he would not say
much of the commander in chief. The
least said, till they knew all, was the best.
He had always thought that there were
more rogues than one. This business of
caDonising and sanctifying men before they
are dead, he did not like. In the state of
Virginia they had been compelled to change
the names of several counties. There was
time in which the name of Arnold might
have been preferred, ard perhaps now
there may be places in the United States
which derive their names from Burr.
Mr.. X. could not admit the jesuistical
casuistry which had been displayed with re-
gard to an oath. II man breaks the con-
stltution which they were all sworn to sup
port, punish him. 1.-THE violator be Wash
lngton, Franklin, or Jefferson, Mr.. II. would
punish him, and he would also say, that no
indemnity ought 30 be voted for him.
MIR. X. stated at some length tie circum-
stance OF the proclamation issued in Eng
land to prohibit the expectation of corn
when Chatham and Camden were in the
ministry, and who afterwards refused bill
OF indemnity. Mr. X. observed that b lis
OF indemnity were known to the English
| constitution and requisite in the case stated
But Chatham and Camden, though both the
known and tried friends of liberty, here
abandoned the popular ground, and wrest-
ed their defence on arbitrary principles,
while the wary Mansfield, an old tory, and
high churchman, awaited himself of the
advantage, lookup the cudgels for the peo-
IN 81 nd s..l.-
Mr.. K. concluded by begging pardon for
OBTAINING the house SO long but he could
never be Indifferent on subject like this.
! The house were now to decide if the con-
stitution were only pen, ink and paper, and
to be set aside at the within of every mill
tary commander, or whether it were unal-
terable by fate, and he who dared to vi
olate 1t should rue the consequences.
(Io 5e Csntinued.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-07

gifts of nature, the cultivators have not to
struggle against the severe weather of fro
zen climates, nor TO inure themselvc, to the
rigors and inclcmency of seasons. An ca
So work enrichcs them, without any priva-
tions, puts them upon the level Cf manuiac-.
turing nations. Therefore hasten, industri4
Gus cultivators, TO fill YOUR stores with all
the produce of our fruitful soil spread
cut to the eyes ofthe European merchants,
all that can tempt their covetousncss, and
You will see your commerce Furnishing be-
yond your hopes
After having given support to religion,
rehned morals, re-eStablished good man.
ners and encouraged agriculture and COM
merce, great works will remain yet to be
done--We ought not to neglect the exer-
Csc OF arms. The enemy watches our mo-
tons and observes our steps. The affecti-
on OF our friends is still without any war
rantry Treaties. ought to bind the latter.
ana our armies be ready to fight the for
mer.
Abandoned to ourselves. we have in the
midst of ourselves our own resources thew
are among you, soldiers, who are ready to
shed generously your blood, rather than
yield to q proud epemy your liberty, the
reward OF your courage! they are amidst
you, inhabitants and Industrious cultivators,
from whom the state expects its riches.
your union, your submission TO laws ought
to be the strongest bond Of your indepen-
dence.
Fhe policy of foreign governments has
not yet been openly manifested towards us.
Whatever 1T be, without daring them, let
us put ourselves IN situation to have no.
thing to dread from such as wuu d bear US
any hostile intention. Let those who will
be disposed to keep political relations, or
ENJOY the advantages of our commerce find
an equitable reciprocity. Let ny offer to
others nothing but death and battles.
Whilst We mediate upon those ideas, lct.
us never forget that arms alone are the war
rantry OF free people. If culture requires
part OF our countrymen, we ought TO con-
| sider thatwe are all soldiers, and that war
IKE nations only have been able to preserve
their liberty. Let us call to our remem-.
brance, that handful Of Greeks devoted
10 their country, confounded the rage of a.
million OF barbarians who came to wrest
from them their liberty,
Let us swear to initiate their exomn,c.
20 observe and cause our holy constitution
to be observed, and to perish rather than
TO suffer that any violation should be made
| upon it.
Done at the head quarters, Capc-Fran-
! co.'s, Feb. II, 1907, 4th year of the indepen-
denCe.
HENRY CHRISTOPHE,
BY the president.
by the secretary OF state,
ROUANEZ, Junior.
.-.=s=---s
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
e. Removal.

Rea and Taylor, Goach-MaSers.
70 ETURN their sincere thanks for III.
& liberal encouragement they have re.
eeived siice their commencing business in
this town, aud acqpaint their friends and III.
pubic, that they have removed their manu-.
factory to Fairfax street, opposite to Rick.
ett's and Nexton's brick Buildings, in the
large brick warehouse eccupiedb by Janney and
Irish, where they viii endeavor to give O.
neral satisfaction to those who shall favor them
with their commands.
Those gentlemen who may have carriages
to repair, may rest assured they shall be pro-
tcctcd from Sunshine or rain, and not in am
manner be Disappointed
REA & TAYLOR.
November IS: DIT cost 2aw4w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
N @ T ! c E.

Il a a meeting Of the President and Dlrec
tors of the Little River Turnpike Corr
rany, on the 2lst November. 1897,
Ordered,
hat tile Stockholders on the additional
shares do make fifth payment to the Trei
surer Of the Company of Zen Dotiars on each
share BY them respectively subscribed, on or
bcfore.ths 18Th day of December next.
,Notice il also giDen,
That the Directors will meet at Gadsoy s
hotel, in the town of Alexandra, on thefl 9Th
Of December next, to receive proposals tor
making two miles Of the Little klver i'lrn-
pike Read, III The course Of the ensuing year.
Jonah Thompion,
7s1~aaaTss-.
November ~, staw2othDcc
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
A French and Esngllsa Gazette.

b asatt-.sr$sa tie Ittsels language.
NJ re are. a13tlsSsisees &C. announce TO the
~ puDiics a2d2 more especially to
American ladies and Gentlemen, tor whom
this newcstablis Irselt is sedl that ora.
Gle, French add English Gazette, printed
three times "a wecEs, II 65haflcs.ons aeslsh-
Carolins, Sillfe published daily on the f. fssst
OF January. 1898 III TIE CRY - sevf.S ois
A book of s,hscriptian is opened atthl Ols
fee and at Nr GaasJy's Coffee House
Subscribe = pay .Nine Dollars pei snnsisa,
and only Eight Dollars, ifSpaid IN advance.
TIE establishments wiliprove very benchsl7
ii 10th to Amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English Ian
The Editor and Proprictcr is Afr. Neg17a,
who. is. on his way from here to New J orks
forming ,is correspondence
Novsmbey Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
GREAT BARGAINS.

INTENDING to remove to the state Of
d Tennessee as soon. as possible, wish to
dispose Of the following valuable and increas.
ing property upon lew terms, which property
inherited from my ancestors, who have had
legal title TO the same for upwards of one.
hpi dred years.
One tract well known by the name
ef ABISeDoN, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, and
ssearly opposite the city Of Washington, bea,l'
tifully situate, :, containing about Four Han
dred acres, now leased to the Mr.. Wiscs t9f
three hundred and sixty dollars per annurn
with other stipulations contained in the said
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
FIST, leased 10 William Fraser for forty dol
lars per aAnum, containing about SIT q
cres.
One other trac. containing ten acres
sf bottoze land, adjoining the FourSiile Mil
tract.
One other trasG contiguous to the
abingdon estate, and within two and la hall
mikes Of George iown, containing 725 acres
Tie greatest part Of this landis heavily CO.
yered With red and Whit Oak.
II L S q,
Three thousand acres on the Selots
River, in the state OF Ohio.
This tract descended to me freta T,iy uHeie
george ID. Alexander, being one noi;tF o.
the land he was endtledto for his military SER
vices during the revolutionary var. ~ shs
title papers with the Wills under &hicn , :,
entitled 10 the above property, are "A ''s
hands OF BsLDwIx DADz, Esq. TO whom az
p!ication will p.case obc made Ter terms 1>oi
sc being legally authorised 10 CONTRACT 1t.a
. dispose Of all the above valuable properly, ~
Ntiicii. GOOD ard satisfactory tites will De g'f'
gu.
Waiter s. Alexander.
faress Is.
PRINTED IhttY By
SAMUEL SN0 WIDEN,
/sEsy, Z ta I 5s-shrlIi6f.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
B 4 L T L @ z e
Rolling and slifting-MlIl.

vHE subscribers arc daily receiving from
i the mandatory a complete supply Of
Cd, Ad, Sd, cd, I'd, Sd, lod, I'D and 60 pen
ny Hoop Iron suitable for cut nails--slso'
Spike and Nsil Rods OF Eli sizes, rsanufacmr.
ed from iron ofthe best crafty and executed
IN the neatest nanncr, W liich they sell at Phi.
ladelrhia prices for cash, or oil the usual ere
dit tor acceptanees in Baltimore. They ais,
execute orders tif for more than tony in tls
neatest manner at Very hort notice,
Andrew 6 Thomas ElIicott
Baltimore, Oct. 81. [Noy. 81 eol9a
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
Bank Of Potomac.

.'Fore'a6tr S, 1909.
foIicE is tersbE given the stocEba,s,
~ CTS OF this Institution, that a ,;i.i,lenGsC
four per ccnt.on tie capital stoek For lie bs!S
year ending this day, siil be paid tem o. ,l 'aH
legal representatives, on VI ednesasy next. tn
sllth instsns ny
Sy orssrq tse .prrsfaesf and aiyre,,ys
Oh. PAGE, CHAsA R.
November. eo1m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
Is pipes Particular 'I'ensyif

Is pipes Particular 'I'ensiIt..
HIVE I. e. ct q superior quality, imported /
Piiladclphis early in the gear 1867, as' /
ceiyed and for sale by
Phineas Iannsy.
November IS. ~.
FOR Sale BY Tie Subscribers
Lisbon carpetieg for summer, Of diHsref
qualities, s :"
Bucellos and carcasello Wine, in O. i.
casks, IN y
Window Glass Of different sizes,
Mould |, Candies Of a superior quaAa !,
small boxes, =
soft-shelled Almonds in bags,
q quantity of patent Iron Hollow vate.
Z. + iiooe & Co.
June-l.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
Iames Patton.
a Vnlmdble Ferry for Sale.

,rT>HE subscribers offer for sale the valaa-
\ bic FERRY in Prince George coun-
~. opposite to the town Of Alexandra, togo,
Their With about fifty acres Of Land in a his.
state of cultivation, about eight or Ten, ACRES.
Of which are in timothy and more could be,
converted into meadow at q small expence--
on which there is also valuable -fshiEg land7
ing. The purchaser may be accommodated
with boats and hands for conducting the ferry
advantage. There are on the nElrelniscs, a
handsome ard commcaious Eousewell calcu-
lated for d taTerr, With convenient ont bnlld-
,ingss> v34. a barn, corn house, stables, &c.
tor term Apply TO .
alter D. Addition,
olepll Thomas.
* 1884, 9aw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
The SUBSCRIBERS

Being desro1ts Of bringing nc alzalrs 81 the ks'c
q .6rm Of THOMPSON and YEITCII, 10 a
1sa,ai close, OFFER FoR SIZE The. fozlozy-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
.Iofeph Smith,

Nov. s. eoStlaw
Rep NOTICES hereby yssiran, That Pc
tition will be presented to the genera! assem-
bly, at their next session, by the stockholders
ofthe Lille River Turnpike Company, pray
ing to be authorised to receive tel for every
FIVE miles Of the turnpike roadwhen compile
ted and received according to the act folln-
cooperating said company.
November l2. lwAaN
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HORWELL'S

17OfINELL0 ~
Celebrated Patent SYl9sndsrs
8 Tor Ease, Elegance, Strength, sc. far ex-
4 seeds any muse. To be had wholesale
and rerail at the MAxuFAcToRy, lower end
Of Prince Street Alexandria.
- b. The Subscriber has a complete as
sort rnent well adapted for the Winter Season,
And can supply whofesaIe purchasers on adj
yantageoAs terms,
Richard HorWell
SepA.25 dom.
DtKEc TIoNs.
The buttoNs OIL the back parts OF the waist
band ought to b placed the same distance
from each ether, as the two center buttons OH
the Suspcnders, to prevent improper strain
ing and thereby destroying the ease designed
in tie. construction ofthe article.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03
N0iace as here5y gaue1l,

THAT an annual meeting OF the stock
holders in the Little River Turnpise Gonpa-
NY, viii take place on the first Monday IN
December next, at the house oil John Gooei-
ing, at the old Turnpike Gate, in Fairfax
county, for transacting the buciness Of the
Company. Al same time and place, IN eleee
ton Will be held for. President, four Direc-
torsanda Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
Jonah Thompson,
Treasurer.
November ls. lawtlstMlnDec
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-03

Valuable FSoberay or Self.
TyO BE. SOLD, IN four distinct lots orto-
4 gether, four acres OF LAND, contain
ing from one>and aquartcl acre TO two acres rt.
each, most eligibly situated without the terri
tory of Columbia, extending IN, a right line
from Gibbol-ssrect TO Great Hunting Creek.
interesting jefferson, franklin, and Greer
street, and bounding east aid west OH Iayf
cite and Payne-streets
A plan of the ground and farther particulars
may be obtained by applieatlolto
lanes Patton.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23

Isl II. SSu..s, il that tbs French general
Hs0ne Il ii Cs.p .nhagen. and busted in
de defrnce Of the place.
Aproclamation has been issued by i'd.
Esmbier, which, we are sufprizedto see,
xlehonnces military rigor against those Of
.the inhabitants. of ZesllAd Who may be
found defending their country.
We.ars serrv % announce the eaPtnre
Of S,ralsund. This Information, We
understand, has been brought. by he
Swan cutter, arrived Il Yarmouth but
We have not learnt any particulars. Il
IL, however, struck up q Lloyds.
!. B VI st. ~ September 3.
Letters received this morning from
Holland Of the sothsslt. state, that Co.
peuhasen, together with the feet Of 20
sail, surrendered after bombardment
Sonths cath. Letters from Hamburg Of
the 28th, and Dutch papers ofthe Cd inst.
are silent on the subject. .5y.s5 J
Letters from Holland Of the I'd inst.
state that al kind Of communication be.
t&esn this country and Holland i now
put = atop to; not even . passage boat is
suffered to leave the Dutch ports.
We have il from good authority that
the nnmberof ourtrooPs Employed in the
Baltic, has been greatly exaggerated.
-, ooomen including the German legion,
Is the real amount OF our fourts there. !,
Aecounts received in town leays Us
no room TO doubt ofihe hostile disposi.
ton Of Russia. British subjects were
absolutely insulsedin the streets Of ST.
PetersburRh. Az some compensation
however, Lord Cover had succeeded il
getting the subsidy rsshiped, and as they
say in Scotland, We mann tab The bit
and bufit Wit" s3., II 3 q, /
A letter from constansinopie, dated
Goth June confirms the stafemsnt Of the
Monileur. that tue Divan had resolved
no. to receive the new, English an,bassa.
dor. A message was accordingly sent
20 him 10 prevent him from entering the
capital. He also received notice. that no
preparation from his courts would be lis
tened 70 uptiithe Euglish he'd entirely !.
vaeaated Egypt, and Withdrawals
2cTuizers from thar part Of the Msditer.
ranean. ss.,; .s s.s @ g.. ;..5 Z
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!. lK4R7xNsBURG, 0s.oberas:

81 The Federalticket inthe statesf Della
ware, for Governor and Representative
in Congress. has succeeded by ! MAORI
~ of $50. s.
GEoAeE TRUIT, Esq. Euyernor.
NIcHoLAs VAnpSkE, Esq. Repre-
sentative in Congress. 5sss
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Freas az n. q. Eueniine Ra,t.l

- AIsSnt SeS W. sNsVeHtnSf IT W.T. - =
The editor Of the American Citizcit.
q democratic paper taking notice o6the
infamous attacks made by certain demo.
cratic papers, on chief Justice Marshal,
has expressed himself ia 4 nanner thaf
does him Infinite credit. Alter eStrac.-
ing scandalous paragraph,froIn Z Balti-
more paper ensi.led the Wing, he goes
ON thus: 4 = r. i
!" Surely proof more ample than his
patience, than iscopious and elaborate
opinions, is necessary % warrant this au-
dacious assault on the chief justice ofthe
supreme Court Of the United Statss.-
What has become Of the order and deco.
rum, the sober rea setion. and the seda,es
reasoning for which the u. S. are dis
,tinguiah4. when this violence and out-l
rage canpass without notice." ~ !
. Aftsr several proper remarks Ne con-
Guides thSs: . II &.
" II however. I may Be allswed 90
express my opinion, il Is that the chief
justice Is NOT tho real object Of attack,
but that u Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New-York, Z combination Of fssv men,
(and they are very JewJ exists 10 sarep
s the old and infrodnce q sssb oyder ar
things. make no professions 10 the
character Of . prophet, but / beg tho
reader 70 bear the remark in mind. Ror
the present Iwillo only add thar | stand Oe I
my old ground |; that / have an eve on:
some bad men sf cur party 10 the other
states, who are cooperating with !. few
diipes IN this city, and that in due Tina
! Win expose them. The people 4. large
know bur little Of what is now Il aoinsa.1
and perhaps itis web that they do aot.
=. ssasaaAa aaasss4 ~ - 9. -
A ToRfsAuouTl During these-
evolutionary war, general clinton, the
British ,conmander, issued Q pruelama-
tion encouraging a trading intercourse
with the farmers, and offering such i.
vailed themselves of il, protection. I'm.
der thisproclamktion, Mr. Hall. Of
Elizabetheovn, New Jersey, came 10
New-York with produce, and having
finished his business, returned from the
snemys lines 10 his native place Eliza.
bethtown. Returning he was seized az
Bergen Point BY Cornelius Hatfield, and
2 Precious group Of Tories. Hatfield.
without trial and withou. delay, condue,.s.
ed MIR. Balltoa tree, where no hung
him |! At the peace, Hatfield fisd 10
Nova Scotia, where He has remained I'm.
I'll within a few weeks. (. SIS
Il appears that come Of the relations Of
Hatfield have lateiy died and lei. proper
~, and that Hatfield, about two ,wssks
ago returned from Nova Scotio 70 New
ark % claim il. Apprehensise, howe
yer. for his safety, recolIectinx no doubt
the crime OF which he had been gull, ].
Hatfield, ouhis arrival at NexarE, ktps
himself snug finding that lie could IL.
settle his affairs without gang ii iarte,,s,
he appeared in public, and va. recogrIl.
ed by Z daughter Of Mr.. Hall, who nj
Pi'edso the proper aulhori.y, and t,..aa
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81 = - ~ ~ "
- -
dtf5t from Efkf0t5e. I
> M 81 3.
- Is nat eaiiini stib Snift, he edi.
toFs ofihe M. =. Gazette hive receiy-
I'd Londoa papers 10 the 7th Ne. In
elusive md Eloyd's List 10 The 4th.
@sTksy contain, he snhse uuent exlfacss.
Tho london papers contain but iii.
On he subject 81 American afFairs. 8
We aresto Sc ia Il krivate Ietter,. from
bmnrrcisl honses n Liverpool. 10 ma.
sliaI alteration of srublle opinion had
ken place relative Is our dispute Win
Nat country. The Revenge Rad arfiy.
a Il Falmoush lie aath Of August. via
bres,. ant MI. Afunroe had presented
] tle dispatches to n. Briti.h rovernmA,,.
but nothing 81 n oisc;al complexion had
arpeafed Il The nnblic prints. I
i Az emb.fco lad lem hid il England
aor, aii DanisS y ss.ls. and az 81 ship-
ping bound e. TIE II .i,ic.
Rle,,er firm, e, vrr,,,ol mentions. TIA,
an Ameriesn vs. .els loaded ID he Bal.
lie for Hollani nd bsrn se,zed. s; q.
H;s Ssed.sh niaiisssr had announced
J the biockaAa ~ ,s,r rssser. R+er,e and 10
der. and shs p6fsfof Swedish Pomersnia.#
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