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C,.is,.d That the said petitions be lcstrrsd to
the committee of propositions and griev.sr IS.
A petition of Betsey Booth of Accomack coup-
ty was presented and read, praying com ,cnsati-
on from the Legislature for certain claims which
she has on the commonwealth, as devisec OF John
Harris, who was captain in the naval service of
this state during the Revolutionary war 4.
Also petition of Rachel Dolby widow of
Branson Dolby. en- behalf of herself and tres Gill
dren, praying compensation for servicesrer,Spred
by her husband as i seaman during the revolution
arv war.
Crtrrcd, That the said petitions be referred to
the committee of claims
The house, on motion, resumed the reading Of
the documents accompanying the Gorcnor's con-
rnun'catson, which were Yesterday laid upon tie
table, and the same being gone through
ON motion, Ordered, That so much OF tire said
communication as relates to the revenue OF th.
commonwealth, be referred to the committee OF
finance.
On motion, Ordered, That so much Of the said
communication relates to The Pen.tcnt;ar,., be
referred To Msssis Brocscnbrougli (of Hanoverj
Johnston (ot p. Edwar;l) Mercer, Stroller, Ghol-
son, Woodson, Garland AMI barbour
On motion, Or4e,ca, That the remaining docu.
ments be laid upon the table.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES
MONDAY, December Z.


Mr.. Dana offered the following resolution,
which he wished to lie on the table:
ReSo(Ued, That it is expedient to provide
for regulating the conduct of such merchant
vessels, as, by agreement of the respective
owners, may sail in concert for mutual as
sisiance and defence in any lawful commerce {:
and also for settling, according to the course
CT proceeding in courts of admiralty, the re
spective rates of contribution to be made be
tween them on account Of any loss or da-
mage which may be thereby incurred
On molten OF Mr. BLount, the House re-
solved itself into committee of the whole
on the bill reported by the committee of ag-
gressions on the subject of fortifcation, and
the bill from the Senate making an appro-
priation for the more effectual defence of the
ports and harbors of the u. S. Mr.. BAssEr
in The chair.
Some progress was made in considering the
bill, when a MESSAGE in 1vriting was an
nonnccd iron the President of the u. S. by
Mr. Coles, his Secretary, and handed to the
chair.
1t being suggested by Mr.. .Nc7vton, that the
message very probably contained informati-
on which might bear on the subject now be-
fore them,
The committee Immediately rose, report
ed progress, and obtained leave to sit again.
The Speaker declared the message which
had been received to be Of confidential ma
ture; the galleries were accordingly cleared,
and the House remained in session with
closed doors from half fast II o'clock till a
quarter fast S, when they adjourned.
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u ROKERACE hND COMMISSION BUST-
- NESS.--Tne subscriber respectfully Offers
l'T .@'"--s g." c.s friends and the pubic, intfc a.
bove line ofbG5.ncss and socits tncr 81 roma &c.
G. GHELNHJW
Dec. Is. Loa,tGl
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THOR SALE, few prime tracts Of Military
K LIND, in the state Of Ohio.
Bast Shares wmted--hpply as above.
Dec. Is. loevlm.l
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BENJAMIN Williams is elected governor of
North Carolina.
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SENITE UNITED STATES,
DKcFMBFR ;.
Er- 1GtcheH reported ihe following bill
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ETtrdct Of a letter from a member Of Cou
gross 10 hisJ,1enG in this eify, dated Wuah-
ins1on, Dec. Z.
Whist was writing this, the President
sent us the last dispatches from Nlunroe down
to his audience OF leave. They ave however
o confidential nature, so that can say ilo-
thing of their contents"
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rENO BE SOLD, At PanVlIc, IN Amelia c0un-
4 ty, on Monday tic 28h o. December ne st,
IN extraordinary valuable III ICKlSlIfTH, be-
longing to the estate Of Risd EgglesioH, d,c'd.
OF a credit of six months bond with approved
security viii be required of;hc purchaser
BT Tx EEEoUT1PS.
Oct - Co~w1)w.l
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Marble QKarry.--We understand that an
extensive quarry OF White Marble had been
lately opened at Mount Pleasant, near the
banks OF the Hudson, and within Is miles of
thus city. 1t is said that this Marble is not
Inferior in quality to any which has vet been
discovered in america. .New- York hah.
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AN ACT.

supplementary 10 Nea9 irftakcA " IN n9 soiigr syo-
Vjoar tie redemption Of he 7sb0ls of tie sn5lif deLt
WHEREAS i'm S1fyaLish adaSf tie 1atsye offbe Pre-.
Voa fer tie ySaemPfisa Of tbr bs5ls debf 10 6s pye-
jar eireaRaaerS eftbs Uaef Stof, 7obieb can orIy
be @oae ty Vo'nqfary luys, pi'n on TIE part Of tie
etedii0yf,
Sec. J. BEh rza7e9ky TIE Senate end Hoaf Of Re-
frSHi1fiVeS Of br UHifed Sfofrf Of eyiea in Cougr,E
gDs~bsd, That iIbfcription TO the full amount of
the old TX per cent deferred and three per cent oek
be- and the lame is hereby propofed; for which pur-
pole books hall be opened the treafury of the IT,
nited States, Odd by the feveral eommiaioner. Of
loans, on the rt day Of July next TO continue open
until the seventeenth day Of March next following.
ineuiveiy, the fourteen laa days Of each quarter
eepted, Tor lach parts ofihe aforementioned dercrp
tons OF Rock, as mall on the day Of fusfeription.
Rand on the books Of the treaury and Of the fevera
eommiilipnsrs Of loans, respectively, which fubIcrip-
ton ihali be eHeaed by transfer to the United
Stsse' IN the manner provided by la for fueh trans
iers, OF the credit or credits Handing on the faid
books, and by iurrsnder Of the certificates of the
Rock fubferbed.
Sec. 2. A1dLtb fayIry sqaeleS That for the whole
or suy part ofany ium which Nall thus be fabferi.d
10 old Tx per cent. deferred noek credits hall be
entered 70 die REFLECTIVE lubieri5ers ard the Cubferi
Der or fusfcribers tha be entitled TO a certificate
or certificates, Purporting that the Unifed states owe
to the hsldsr OF eIders thereof his her, OF their al
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a PROPOSITION.

interea in law fuir, now depending in the
Superior Court of Chancery, holden in ,be
CITY OF Richmond, rpM u 9i5en ia exchange for
good Weaern Lands. q ~. ~
BY addreing letter to A L. wiliamtbure
further information may be received
The frit above alluded to, has for it's oti,a, the
recovery ola large Jim of a,oney. The gtit of the
action IS deed of truf, in which Eve brick and
one wooden houies &c: (t"a'e in this eity) are con-
yeyed. Some eomplexity attend. the cauie-bn, ,b,s
ultimate fucees Of final recovery, depend, merely
upon hriet application to i,s proiecu,ion.
N b. For the pext enfuing 8 or 10 DAYS. anv en-
curry ~ writing LEFT at the Po Office, in this p,aes
(eireeted as aboVe) will meet attention
June 10. o.,on,
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the rsafury, sfter ravirs or all fms for the PAP
men. 81 which .rpcations ihsli have been made,
iail determine b, lot what Other certificates fhal!
be Reimbursed 70 make up the whole amaunt To
he dhe.argsd anC' IN cafe the applications fnaa
exceed the amount be diirhargcd the e cretary Of
the treaury iAail proceed detesniae BY lot what
applications N. be ent;t.cdto psiorityso raymens.
see'a 4 no b it farsbtr esae7oS, That the rgerts
appointed by yir,usof this aes, aud the feverai COM
monefs OF loans hal obferve and perform, tuch di-
reetons and regulations, Nall be preierbsd them
by the Secretary Of thereaury touching the exeer.
ton Of this at. @ss. -,
Sec: TO- dnd 6sh fIrsJsr cra6fsS, That ro,hng in
this aa contained, iha he co,.i,ru-d in any wife, TO
aleer abrdge or impair the rights of tboie creditors
1T tile United States, who hall not fubfcrbe TO the
loan created by virtue of tb. asi. (
= NATHE. MACON,
- 'H SPsdtr eftbe Houfs IF R<fprsjenfatives.
= -%,:@ GEO. CLINTON,
:, ~ Pies-Prtfient Of tie United Sfafcs, and
>'e,.I, '- P,yissaf Of the Senate.
Esb ~, 1907.
APPROVED,
So TIL: JEFFERSON
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REyyARn.


Ran a7eay /'sr tie Gic,ike,, fyisr e.r Mtse-Casl..
m zee Is7sfr md IF itis espnty, ca 10. e7.L Of
Ma,eS hR,
r. EsRo MAN BILLY, about go wear. Of acc.
aud about feet or inches hirh--b. !,
o, rather delicate FORM liste inclined 10 yellow
I'm e"mP'exion and coniderably marked h ne is,s
WIN the in'aii Pox-'hs hair rather nrin.sto IL,
nu1'y, this net very long-he is fellow Of rood
understanding. we'll Informed r,:,i and >rerv Zee.
e'ou' iniinna,ng niannerhe fpeaks Father cr;e, e
pert, and has diIPoton to be very ,e,., FL no
uoubt wi1l attempt TO change his appearance bv al,
tsriSg ms name, Changing has halt E,r WIG 81, IL
Pretty wei! known IN moG parts of this rate Ell
as IN The CaFolsas and Georgia, az the y.ai,,nyna
ana hddler OF Nh. Nicholas M. Iohnion, 5f Whom,
Purshaied hi''. His wife lives in Richmond, wher.
ne mas l,tqgensly been hnce his eloPeneht, and I've
has alio been part of his tine in Peterfur add ~
ws has daugoter, free woman, livi,g in Norfolk.
where 1t IS probable he has Been ato-thou, having
10 general 40 acquan, ancc, there is no know, ms
where he will keep himielf. Y '9,
WIZ give the above reward to any perfon whs
WI" MI deliver the iad runaway to ME, in Hanover.
P.STRERr
I, June 10. ,-. ii.
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BY 9i'fg,?f@ Herd9f TRIP, cseefedt ne by Mr.. Bi
Ina" ShP7rifb, 10, TIE PDyfgc efSeg,ieg TIE 1,y,eqf
ctr e1tain /a~ sfn'7ey, therein nsr.iossf-4sr NH.
o" F''@fy NE Iob IF ne esj1izg mo1,5, 5aqo.s, ID,
'b91't 81 ere and fb,ee ofioek, byoree1 fsEA at t5<
Eeeic-TaDe,1, in he City sfRif5sqoad, 10 ije igl-
oR6iR2sy, fer ,eady money,
II MAT valuable TRACT Of LAND, win, i,,
4 the county Of Cumberland, called 1fILL-
Mo0N3, containing leven hundred a6rss-.the fame
having been conveyed to the iad William Skpwith,
by Col. Henry Skipwith.
We fhal likewife, hould the above mentioned
Laud not produce the ueceniry fnm proceed in lie
manner TO fell one other TRACT Of LAND. in lie
county oil Amelia, containing one hundred and thir.
ty acres, together with Grit NH thereon. The
lad LARD aud Mn having alto been conveyed to
the fad VIM. 5kpwi,h by the f.id Col. Henry skin.
with.
JOSEPH SCOTT,1
w. WARDLbW, : 1'gTsFJ'
June1o. tdr
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HTLL BE SOLD. ~
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

NJ ~ hashtJ avern, IA fk< Cry Of Rielr,o-7, ss
yHoRSDs't' re az eF -toS+ rtsi, u f.;,.
& u nst ne rrss Jgi, DAY hbraa,l4.r,
4 VAIUABLE lH ACT OF LAM, contain.
ing SO seres More RS, lying "a ,h- ioo..,
END o' fne Coun'S Of f.ou,Ga, WHEREOF Jh"n az
an now reIdes, and adj aning t!-s lands OF "a, rs
ron. - -.
SIX months credit will he allowed the re-ehas~r
Gu ms giving rote negotiable in ths Bank of Nr-
GINA, with snimprovea endorier or enicri,rs, ard
deed Of trns' on tue Property to ieeue, the pay
nient OF iad note. :, =.
TAYLOR 81 BROWN. =
3IEfets far ne C'sAfo's Of Nr. Cesrzs cSye-a;.yss
June 10. ,df.
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NOTICE.

a Ii peffons having claims againft the eNate of
n Walter Irfipe, decd. requeRed to come
forward with Their accounts properly authenticated
for aduiment thole that are indebted thereto.
will make payment, fette their accounts by bonds or
otherwiie as fpeedly as poiible, the efate not be-
ing in iituation to grant long indulgence. Having
appointed Mr.. Charles A. Scott aud Thomas Piitman
my agents for the above purpoies, their aets or either
of them, ihall be binding on
20 ANN r. IRVINE, Adnlx.
.t or
WALTER IRVINE, deed.
THosE that are indebted 10 the late firm of Iy.
zine and Pmaa, requefled come forward, to have
their accounts lettled.
THOMAS PITTMAN,
SNrvi1iHg pdFfRsr of
IRVINE AND PIrTMAN.
June TO- Iaw4~S.
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PoSTPONEMfNT.

THE SALE or col. QuARRIgR's
GQUAREoe GROUND, advsrtifed by us. for rale
, on the 10th inf. is PosrPoNED until Saturday
the 20th inG when it will cgR rAtHLY take PLACE.
TAYLOR - BROWN, '. II.
June 10. ,JI
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JHTLLINART s. T.FUFLRY.

No-O e1.aigg oy EHe, in NE bogG oJygigia, mr.. Pg0s
f'g'' Sfofioaary Store, on he 0gaia-fyect
= yEs. PIC respectfully iuforu,sthe ad;e,o R;eb-
~ mond and its vicinity, that me ha, opened
on elegant siortn,en' # Milfinary, Jewery, Arih-
''ai fowefs' white Lace and black ditto, Sesther,
aud Ribbon Of the newell EibioD. known on The.
continent.
Juse 10. I,n.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
4 LII the perfoual eftate of Robert Burton, deed.
"A and AZ extent on the HOUSE aud LOT.
known in the plan Of the City, by No. $50 Also,
an nuiulproved bOr, No. SAT.
The isIe will take place the premiies, on Mon
day the 22nd current, at 10 ooIotk,
BY 0Ssr off5e Escesfoy,
TAYLOR u BROWN, V. n.
June,io. 2w.
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T gentleman who came pafIenf er in the fch'r
Hannah, from New. Orleans, bound 10 Balti-
more, informs, that on the 18th ult. General
Wilklnfon was at that place in perfeet health,
and that he did not appear preparing to leave
that place. From this circumference, it wonld
ieen az if the General did not purpofe attending
Hir. Burr trial. Herald.
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S-=.S
NORFOLK, June s.

We fop the Prefs TO announce that Gentle
man has iuit arrived here from New Orleans,
AFTER pahage Of FL days. and fays that General
Whkinfon was at that city when be left it, and
that he did not hear it iaid that he intended to
leave it ihortIy. Ledgcr.
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II is one prefumption for believing that Cen.
Wilkinfon viii attend that Gov. Claiborne
has been expe0ed at leaf two or three weeks
by his friends in Virginia to fpcnd the fun !.
iner. lie has not arrived. The presumption
IS, that he is waiting for Gen. w.
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There can be no quetion, If Gen. Wilkinfon
received his luminous in due time and is
not detained by other public and more impor-
tant considerations that he will deferve to be
caihiered for not attending the Trial 1T is in
tact manlfelt difobedience to the orders of his
G4beri0r officer
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He proceeds 10 give examples Of levying
war, which show thar he contemplated &C
tual force as necessary Ingredient IN the
competition Of this crime.
I.would seem then from the English aus
,hori,,rs, that the words !. levyiDg war
have not &c ceived atechn,cal different from
their natural meaning, so far as respects
the character of the assemblsge OF men
which may constitute the fac,. Il must
be wallike assemblage, carrying the ap.
pearance Of force, aud In a situation TO
practice hostility.
Several judges Of the q. :, have given
opinions At hrif. circuits on this subject, all
of which deserve and will receive the par.
ticular attention ofsthis court.
In his charge TO the grand jury, VIXEN
Tnhn Fries Vas indicted, ia conse Quence
of a forcible opposition to the direct tax,
Judge Iredell is undsrs.ood TO have said.
:. ,hink am warranted 10 saying, that il.
in The case ofthr insurgents who may come
under your consideration, The intention
was TO prevent by force of arms the execu.
fion OF any act Of The congress Of the Il.
S. altogether, any .fareib.e OPPOSITION calcu.
ls,edgte carry thar opposi,lon into { feet,
was a leyyingof war against the U. S. and
of course al act Of treason.'s To levy
war then, according to this opinion OF judge
Iredell, required the actual exertlon OF
force.
Judge Paterson, in his opinions deli.
vered 10 two different cases, seems net to
diff. from judge lredell. He does not.
indeed, precisely state the employ ment OF
force, as necessary 10 constitute a levying
war, blu, in giving his opinion in cases in
whichforce was actually employed, he con-
siders the crime 10 one case as dependent
son.the intention, and in the other case he
says. " combining ,hese facts and this &c.
.sign,' Chatis combining actaal force with
reasonable dsslgp the crime is high
treason
Judge Peters has also indicated the OPT.
Mon that force was necessary TO constitute
the crime Of levying war.
TO be continued.
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troops ItSli1r.s Ard n
I;eh,n;p o''e :. Jus, outsid. i. ''AN !,
ave had great d. s,s /
8 Lord .c.,h. aY ~ y
O'Clock ~ as" !. arrived las, NY " 4
coonrd fs = 5. Muen dlsappoip,.SS w
: yesirrslau spuo''l0n. Noshior y "
% ,he rsmo,,,. nav, = !, not been hi. ivy y
N pas'o 70 get lock 4, 4 sa
/ viii now ,h; u '0,day, Lord c ,1's
- rs,nra :, n'uh' cscldashs,A,, S'a'q
- a''acA we expect -, NV
e'o'u. sir
s,,.,.., "yub,n
~ L'. = 40 'ull asncsn s,,s ~
aA g pas . qaafter of a,t ID
~ oul ifleoos the French SIR d
er'sS as one and . half Ecel,sn =, ~ ~
en- ms IS sunday but all the ehu,e s'
~ OF noEsss, and she pews az. ss. '' n
aolalefs, nfsad, cheese, &c. NJ
). -, Yv.,s
Inc French are working a, ' s
:; ;s' as; ss marc as ti'ey can auase 8.
y eo'rs,on to-day. Tbs kirg, ~, ,'s
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BIZ WEN TX ANCE = RUSSia
Fsem The Royal Hague Courant Estrmi|
merry, tuesday July %. 1907
PARIS. juLrG
Yesterday afternoon, a, looro'eIocsh|
prince arch.chancellor pf'1he empire I'd
the two treaties before the :tasls shl
have been concluded with Ra.sia sadPu|
sia. he al the same time made avuyin
pressiye, aud digoi6sd address 70 be 4
nate.
Between his Majesty the Enpsrs. d 4
!. French, the kiag Of Italy, and his M.sHI
the Emperor of all the Russias,
His majesty The emperor Of HE fna'I
king Of Italy, protector Of the eooi'@'1
ton Of she Rhine, aed his maj ss'h'a1
pefor Of Russia, animated with The @1
iu,erest 10 pu,,irg an end TO the dt'' y
tons OF war, have for this PURPOSE Ha'I
na.ed and furnished with fall p'wtIsn1
part of his majesty the emperor Of F + ,.
AID king of Ilaiy, Charles Maurice l@|
rand, prince o.! Beueysn'o, bis grs'lta"'
barlaln. aud minister Of foreign s', ~.
grand cross sf the black, and The fs0Ss'
oC the oyd4r IF S4 Hubert.
His majesty The emperor OF 'I'''' ~
siss has, 90 his part, appoiDrd ~.
Koarakin, his actual privy s0an''lts
member of The council of state s'oa
senate chancellor Of all the orders
empire, ambassador estrsotdi0s,N
plenipo,er,iavy Of his majesty o. !,
Russas to his majesty the enpst0' o." :
tlis, knigrt of, the Russla' ofos =. Il rls
Andrew, Of ST. Alesandsr;.of o It.. q,
of the srs, class Of The order Of ~ M
lodomi., and of the seco0d Ga. " .,,Is
Prusaian order Of the vlack aod teu'', j
Of the Bavarian order OF s. fsu0s" I'd
me Danish order Of D.oneOi0lg, M s,p
the Perfec, Union, and baliili 80 '1s sa
cross Of the sovereign ordsr Of = ~ + , sbpd
Jerusalem ADD prince Dsm0J e n
Van RostoE. lieutenant genera u II Nd
mics of bis naj:s'ythe e"Ps'0' # def
Rossias, knisl1, Of The FIST cas- 6 8, Ia
Anne, of thu nailitarv order o =. . Al VI
and Of the third class ossas o'0s
leiia.it. .vehsss
their ioll powers. havelsg'eso 'p
loving srticles: ..b,osisJa
Arr. i. From the day ct es sa,,e,' ia|
ratification of the present . vsa,''bra ft
shall be perfsc, peace aoa i s"' rcpet'9
his majrstv,he emperor ct 'a as, he o7
king Of Italy, and his n.Js''
ror of all the Rls.ias. !, ;nnsd%
Atna. HostiIi'ies shah land, ' 49,
cease at all points by sea o. n 'a W
shall Be officially received; =. - o.,i,,
while. the high contracting - 70 20 tb@ !
dispatch courier. ex,raofd' 1'.sds,,.
generals and coa'
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g r
The river immediasrly. The rumour is np.
foanded. I. IS perfectly true however that
90 passports are granted, and no foreiga.
Iers permitted 10 leave the country.
Price of Socks this day at 1a;--s per
cen. Cons. for money 6lss !. Do.tof Ang.
81 IA--s per cent. REQ. Omaiun ~
dis,
august 9.
Up to this hour no aduicss have been
received from either the one or the other
divisionof our aeets, which have proceed.
ed on the expeditions.
Yeste rdsy the fluids experienced a tri.s
Aug advance, in consequence OF the re.
ceipt ofthe Russian treaty. which j, had
been reported contained articles hostile 10
the interest Of this country. Mr.. jackson's
mission 10 the continent We are informed
was in !, conse auvnce of,he 1sgh article Of
this treaty, which proposes the mediation
CT Russia 70 promote a peace between
Britain and France. Car ministers it is
stated have protested their desire for
pc rmanens and equitable peace. Mr.. !.
france !. disnosed - ',rea, with ma 70 en
Ter into rxoIana,,on uf he view. ne onr.
cabinet. and TO create, by every honorable
means, facilities to negotiations, Tkc
emperor Alexander we are assured has
ea,a;.I 90 -: .,a'1,, f.,andeh;a 80
~ -: a1a ..Snp
- S sA'pnso go = s..s
~ -. Mas,s.n,. AZ ~ "a:s se'u
,ran,... !. ho.rl,, 5000 H., Mn;
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STRALSUND.

The following is a jou nal Of the events
which have taken place before Stralsund,
since the Swedes were compelled TO shut
themselves up 10 the fortress:
STRALsuND, July Is.
Ga Monday hosillil,es commenced,
and yesterday the French were only two
miles outside our gates. | stood with a
gentleman on,he ramparts, near two hours,
lookicg on, for we could see every move.
mens quite distinctly. The French drove
on, and at leog,h all the Swedes (no Brit.
ish troops were ouDabout 5000, returned
into the garrison, and commenced FIRE
from the town on the French line; hirty
were wounded cut Of the Town, 2 killed
and officer. We are now shut Up 10
the garrison there is bu. little firing to.
day. The Ffench, are now regularly at.
taek:ng the town, by constructing approach.
:es. The king was out great deai. I
saw him yesterday saw all the troops
ceme in, the wounded, &c. The trans.
ports are detained, and probably the troops
will be sent home again a. present they
are psshiDg them on here as fast as posi-.
bic. 10 about a week |. suppose We shall
be bs.mbarded. if the ,loops dom. make
sally; and people, here seem 10 fear if they
do, that The French viii. get in with them,
IS they have done before a, Bois-lr-duc.
&c. Three regiments Of GERMAN legion
infantry. and one Of cavalry. are here
pow. about 5000 men; the rest 10 full.
march through Roger, and zbou. 5000
owedea; Il will take 1870 10000 men to
garrison'thess works. 6ud. The cavalry
sl'h the enemy are. Spanisb, the cy.,ss
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-15
From ne RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
COLONEL a. BURR.

SfConsinusa BIZ aa;au,,snaest and held al the Ca
hitot in she hatf aAs hcuss Of Delegates,)
for High Treason against the q. States.