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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-21
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! III. Ne1Utoa S Speech cencluded.

N.Y. 1FtU.GgS y oPCC(tSI 6iASUGC(%sj
The gentleman from Pennsylvania. who
had raade the molion for striking out toe
number 88, had assigned his seasons Tor
II, and his principal reasoa was, that it
was necessary 10 apply the mouey which
would lhns be saved 10 shs bn,Idiag Of
shaps Of war Mr, Newton wau.d agree
with that gentleman 20 bp,id chips
of war, but did nor wishao iny5i.e
it with other objects; he did aot-wish to
make lhis bib hutch potch; he Wished
TO Lex each species Of dsteace stand On its
own ground. Were the house 10 adopt a
law ausbo,ising the erection of ft}gstes, il
would sake years to complete thern; if
however, they au!horise HE erection Of
gun boats, they could be buils il, the course
of orig months, and you'd afford i'm
mediate protection 10 all oas pcrss, which.
wss the object they now wishsd 70 accom-
pisa sle saew numoes of genslemea
who were formerly greatly opposed 10 shis
mSde OF defencc; tus,no sooner was The
Outrage THE Chesapeake eommiNed. tkaa
they embraced tns oplnson ir favornfthcir5
utility, and we're convinced shas th@ caun
Try could go. adopt better mode. Whs'
were thsss gun boats contemplated by thc.
bill? They were vessels that cpnli csffy
heavy metal, SO Founders; they sssrs IL
deed movable farsihaafIoas. 1t avssssl
were to pass forsihcaiion and nnnbsy
of gun boats were TO pursue her, they
woald ultimately force lhai vessel 10 sar
render. Suppose, saidhs, there were an
enemy's fleet upon our cossss aud they
we're 10 understand thar We had anunsbrT
OF gun boats prepared for their reception,
would thas Acct come Within oos waters ?
No. Tbs reason was eyieent: they kaew
that our gun boats wouls. make rldases of
their vessels; because "a shese sl.uations
gun boats could act where large vessels
could ros iurn rounsltc defend themselves
Mr.. n had understood from naval officers
of very. great skill, that If a number Of
well constructed gan hosss were TO be plac
ed uader their command, they would risk
their reputation 90 the preventing al sne-
my's sqoadroo from eescriug our waters !;
and h. doubted DOT, frosn The knqwp cha.
rscter Of the naval officer at Norfolk, as
well as other officers 10 ous service, but
that they would prove the efficacy Of that
means of defence, wheneves IA ooportuni.
" offered.
When our naval force was employed al
Tripoli where thar gsutlcma An who wasu0w
10 more SO ronspicuously distinguished
himself, did be place cnsire reliaice upon
his ships of war; No. Did he Dot pro.
cure gun boats, aud from their assistance
did he no, make coosJderabls imp.
upon that power? AZ did so; and il VS.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW YORK lDecemlsr le.
Late rem E1ance.

Late rom france. /
Captain nIig, Of the Coaes, arrived
this port las, evening in so days .r,rE
Nantz, confirms the in,e,igsnes ,ha, Bon,
pasts has declared there shall no haguAl
any neuf,als. Great approximations viii
entertained al Bordeaux, ,hen "a taobme,I
would be.laid on al America vessels ia
French ports. The intelligence Of poru.
cal having shut her ports against the bri
,,sh had not reached Francs al the sim, al
The Gome:'s sailing, when sbout 6(
" porsugsse vessels were seized a,NsnnI
their ha,ches sealed down aud their crew,
piai ched into the interior and imprisoned
Captain Mix infofms, shat 5000 sfc
the arrival Of the REVENGE from Eoe
land, Mr.. Armstrong, our minister 81 p
sis. wrote to the American consul, a.h,I
diffe -ens posts nnde, the denomination q
france. requesting that they would recon-
mend the 'Enmed.aie departure Of Amer
CAP vessels, No reasons were given fail
this recon- meudstion. Ga this cap, Nix
sailed.
BY !hr above arrival We have received
Bordeaux papers TO the 6.b NogembsL
and Paris papers 70 ,hs Is. lns follow.
ing, on hasty perasai, appear 10 be 'heI
only article, wo,'h gganscyihing 1t is s's.
ed under the Petersburg hesd Of he 3ah
Sept. thai almos, all Erg'ish vessels bad
Quilted Cfosstsds with Size gfsaiest eypsdl|
,icu, come win Dur half ,heir c.nsoes, and|
others withon. saY. Under shs :inpTessoF|
..ias 81 snlbsrgs was ;obs lad. The saa'|
occurred at Riga. The Russian merchants
Addressed 3 petition 20 the minister oiin|
reign aReiss, requesting information, v'c,
tier, under sSiasicg circumstances il ~na'a
b. pruden' 70 continue their cea!tnercia REL
!asiss,s with Eogisud, the answer was, 'hs|
1oa The present, he did pos know Of aoy|
,Eiog .sinch was likely 10 interrupt ta't|
Usual course Of bu,iuess. BIZ; that be v''|
vho.!Y igsoraas Of the intentions Of 'heBtrl
,lsa 60 ,has sutjrct.
Accounts from Lower Slsony. IS l1''|
as The 2osa October state, that since 'ds|
o 800. !. - 81 49,. 49, sa,,b., ID
49, w. -, - 'a.s." g. 49, ,.,l.d
sssse'' =. 's'~ '.'s 'esa 80 n.
r., e.,a,'''a' 'o'sas 80 80, - Iy,m
,s'''s' nes 1'ssi ~. yss e'2"1 y W 49,
osFg 40 ~ I'e'eaaae'ss mnas o. asso ,fh.
49,. =. s, $50 ,e n.ra -, . mgbrsaJ
assssssd ~ TIE french eoosa' fs 81, ~
."sae aus g 'ns.s 'u''aa','..s, n
asss oesa sow - q arc : - ~, !, VA ~ ~
lne'f aepaftuFe' saecls''o '''oss y "e' ~.
.saFe shese vesse,s eaa pe P,' al'l,sa y r.,
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Cassel, October 49, ),

LaSSeE, l1ct0Uey IT.
lis reported a, Saxopy, iha. a s,'J
expedition is forming whose dessins,.oa i,
the Eas. Iadies and tina. France, ha,''
Turkey and Persia are concerned ~ ;"
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1 TuEsDAr, December 8.
DEBATE

On the bill fran tie Senate for making ap.
propriation for building an adai;tio,.al
number q gua BEATS, for the protection
Of our parts and ha'bors.
IGoETINuED.
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C. @ N g r E S S.
H0UsE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
FRIp ay, Nopember z.
D 81. BATE

DE BA TIE
On hde reference 81 q Msm0rial from sun 2.
drp merchants and traders Of PlHlaasE
phia f,roysng for G rssea! ct TIE non.
1mp6Ytafion lao
coNTMUED.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01
= THE Alien Lasv..
HONORABLE TO HUMANITY.

The fire which deftroyed Detroit the firn of
june, 1905, confirmed the houfes on twenty five
ftreets, lanes, and alleys. Sixteen human be-
ings were burnt, and cows, horfes and fheep
fhared the fame fate. The wretched inhabi-
|, tants eftaPed with only the linen their backs.
: a tribe of the Delaware Indians, who lived
within five miles of Detroit, held council the
next day, and came to a refoIu,ion to relieve
The fufferers, and on the third day after the
IRE, frnt Is Mich Cows, 25 Shcep, with Tur-
kies, Chickens, and other necetlaries to their
relief. Major Campbell, the commander of
Fort Maldon, on the Brtiih 6de of the river,
ALTO contributed to hair relief, and fent them
i've boat loads of cloths, fhoes and other ufe-
full materials.
The above intereaing particulars were com
nunicated by MIR. Samue, A. Schultz, lately
arrived at Carline from Detroit, and who was
there at the connaeration.
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THOMASLE SERVILT.F.

FRO e SOR o ID FNCTNG.
- ESPECTFULLY informs the famile. os -.
4 - city OF Richmond, that he propofes to omen /,
DANCING SCHOOL, in the Ball Room of the Hav-.
MARKET Garden' to commence or the 18th May, and
continue tor three days in each month, from 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, until in the afternoon ,t
day. during which hours, it is apulated with the PRO,
prieor OF the Gardeu, thar the rosm will be exe,n-
from the ntruiion of vtors ohers IT, fuch as max,
be invited. the Respectable atteRa,ions of the email
heat'ons OF Mr.. for the undertaking, and the Gene
raj appreciation OF The Schools in which he has tauphe
Tor ieveral years pa in various paris of this fate
he hatt-rs hmfelf will entitle hin, TO tbe a,,.r,;
iueh families in this city and neigh borhood as NAV
have youhg Gentlemen and Ladies of proper are for
tuition Terms may be known, on application 70 th-
keeper of Hay-Market Garden, Mr.. lanes LAUGH
liz. May L. sts
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EAKEN up by the subfcriber, reGdine in Powba-
tan county, at the mouth Of Deep Creek, a for
rel Mare, about four years DID, five feet high with
few white hairs at the root of her tall mod before.
no brand Pereeivable, and fews the mark of the COL
lat OH her ihouders as if fhe had been worked She
came to his plantation early in December lat, an
Pralied to twenty one pounds. JAS. TUCKER.
Powhatan, May /. A.,
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ron SA~T.


'EN, ~7'rabe Tract Of LAND, wherein Co.,
Peter Perkins formerly lived. in the county Of
Pittiylvania, on Dan river, adjoining the SAuraw
Town Lands, equal in quality if not hyperion to any
Lands IN that part of the country. The above Tsaet,
contains upwards of ore thou'snd acres about three
hundred acres of which, is low grounds, no, fubieeA
to OVERLOOKING the high Land is well tu,b.red and
produces good corn, wheat and obsceo, and lies level
On the above Land there is good dwe.lng houie Sc
other neceary houes, fuic,ent for the accommodate
on OF a genteel family .-ALso, good apple * peach
orchard, of choiee fruit The fituation is very hand
iome, and not above twenty-five miles from LYNCH
burg, where the Petersburg price for tobacco can Pc
nerai!y be obtained. The iubicribsr will fell great
bargain in the above Land, for cah or part cai, &
the balance on credit accommodating to the pureha
Ter. further Description is thought unnceeGary a. s
"iupPofed fhoie who with to purchafe, would fire.
view the Land, &c. The above land, will be lhewn
by the Suberber, on the pr.mfes or in hi, absnce,
by Philip Jenkins Efl. who lives adjoining. PoGeli-
OH will be given in October next, and the .purchafer
can be furniihed with Rock of every deicripop alto
Germ, Pork, &c at moderate prices. N PERKINS.
May. 1. 4w
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May J..

tdE.
On Eaa AKanIau .r,.rinn III

On se ilsadsy evsniag TIE 26h nhisuo,
a RED MOROCCO POCKET-BoOK. be.
"A tween the Union. Tavern & Chaigneau's Gro.
Gerry Store, containing ten dollar Bank note, Bond
OF Mr.. W. Cook Of Prince Edward, for + s 1874
payable on demand, and other papers Of little impor
lance Whoever will deliver the above Pocket Book,
with IT'S contents TO Mr.. p. Mofely, at the Union
Tavern, fhall receive s dolls reward. Any perfon is
iorwarned from trading for the above Bond
JOHN PGTTUs.
May !. eptS
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ADVANTAGEOUS ESrARIISMFMI,

ADVANTAGEOUS ESTABLISHMENT.
~ ME Subfctiber, heeaufe Of circumstances. which
4 have lately occurred in Instantly, wifheS to adj
NIT partner in the buiiaefs of the Henrico Gun
Powder works, about mile and an half from, koek-
cts, or to fell his rights in the fame the aid works
are 10 nearly complicated that they will foon be in op
peration, and the Manufacturer who is engaged 70
manage the making Of the Powder underfsnds the
whole art, 10 as to make it equal to any imported.
None need apply for Ghare, who cannot advance
ioon 1000 and employ other reiources in the courf.
OF the buineis; there is fair Propea that the Cad
works will be a Os,y aSvanfageopS eqabiBscnE. For
further particulars apply to--HUCH WARDEN.
May l. emf
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JUBILEE AT IAMFs.TowNTI

HAVING underfood that a meeting at his plae.
Il Il is intended, to celebrate the Isth of Nav reyr
in COMMUNICATION Of its being the Gecend c.nrefal
Anniversary Of the landing of our forefath,rs, on
'hee ihore' OF libsry--and being induced to think,
that the glow Of patriotic feeling, naturally excited
onio intereaing an oecafion may induce very pu-
merous ailembage Of perfons-f have Thought thar
might render an acceptable fervice to nv fellow,
citizens, by making fomc arrangements for their ae-
eohmodation. Notice, then, is hereby given, that
every preparation for the convenience of the meet,
ing which the fortneis of the interval, may peF-
init, will be made by r.
WILLIAM P. HARRIS.
May1. -.
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received with the fame candour as it is made,
to inform you, authorizing you to make ufe of
the information, that l withdraw every objec-
tion that may be fuppofed to frand IN the way
of your being permitted to go TO the United
States. adding only my .arneit Win, that you
may carry with you uobiaHed mind, may
hud the Rate of the country. IA I believe you
will, favourable to your views Of bufnefs, and
its government dsferving your attachment.
NUT beg your execute for the great delay
which has occurred in Tending you this anfwcr,
which Allure you. has arifen from other caules
than the want of due refpeet toyour letters.
With great confederation,
I have the honor to be, Sir,
Your mott obedient fervant,
RUFUS KING"
THE Alien L0sv..
+ THE american ron)ai in Dublin.
Mr.. Iaekfon eminent cannon founder in
Ireland, and brought with him to the United States
feveral hundred thouiand dollars.
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NOTICE.

az Partnerhip heretofore exit ing between the
iubieribers was d'folved BY mutual content, on
the 10th uit. All perions indebted to fad firm. ara
cleared to make immediate payment to benjamin c.
urher. ana thoie having Claims, preient them to
him, being authorized to Iettia the fame.
BENZ. c. TURNER,
JOSHUA WALKER.
- tawSw.
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TO BE SOLD, FoRREADY MONEY

1" fHT'pa0ee Of DEED Of Trusf, from nm BENTLEY,
Esq. executed OF the 2stb day IF Jan. 1906, and re-
f.rdea ." fbe Rie6nond DItri7 Court erSsr 10 roie
fbs sum Of six hundred dsHars die to DIM Be,iL,,
zVib tie eSpsnfS Of sale,
4 TRACT OF LAND, in the county of Cooch-
~ land,on Beaver. Dam Creek, containing S hun
dped acres, more ef, being that part of the Fra
OF Land, formerly owned by VIM RonaId., which wa,
ioic under decree of the High Court of Chaneery il,
the lutte Jeierion pi Ronads Representatives, and
whereof the ad Bentley became the purchafer or 70
much thereof, as fha be fuiFicent to raife the f;S
ium of money and the expences.
Inc Tale will take place, at Goochland court houfe,
on Monday the goth day of April next.
j.. CARRINGTON, }
March 90. u
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HmtLia-'Thomas Perkinfon flames Robertfon.
FiuVanna-John Wills, .Barrer G. Payne.
NO,foN B0rOrgb-Wm. Newfum, jr.
Psrobafan-Wm Archer, 'Wm. Pope.
4" INV MEMBERS
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JUST CEIVED.
IND FOR SALE,

IND FOR 5ALF,
e III Dir Je7cei,y Sto,e,
a GENERAL aGortn,ent of Swords, RaI.. =
L a Paulettes, Pumes aud Cockades: alfs Drum.
and Flies. FNCcH err, ~, -, T'iS
May 1. ~
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JUST RECFIVFD


ME 9Th Vol. Of WASHINGToN's IJPF
with ieparate Book, containing the whole of
the Maps Handsomely executed, and now ready for
for the 18th Vol at fo
WILLIAAE PRICHARDs BOOKSTORE.
-HHERR Also NAr BIZ lad
lew copies OF the work complete and elegantly
hound'h iPeedy application be made. This worIc
may be coniidered one of the mott valuable and
,ntereitmg, ever pre(ented to the American nation
Whetherit is Vie7red, giving during the whole Of
our Hrugsie for liberty, "the very age and BODY of
the t;n'e'' its form preure - or as an authentic &
hlitorca account, of the life of one Of Americas non
diitingmihed patriots add generals Throughon, Fr-
rope, it is read with the mon honorable and uneoui
vocal testimonies, ard in England, it has been tho,
deiervng place by the fide of Robertfons Cbarls,
the 5th-lt is to be hoped, that our country will nor
be backward in approaching i;s merits.
w. PRIcHARD, li continues to fell his Rock !,
trade, at very reduced prices-confi(ting of Books
Stationary, MuGc and Mufeal Iu(lruments &c.
Mayi. a,
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- TIE lsle of the Tract Of Land, above p,.pti-
oned, isPonPohed to "Wednesday, the eth dar of
May when it will take place at the Eagle-Tayern i
the city of Richmond. May 1. tdC
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Hill Sform on Wc1n.anx.

o., :, Hail Storm on Wcdne/day.
On the afternoon of that day, had very fevere
hail form, which came from the South. The hail
was of cenderable fize and did fome execution up
on the panes of Glaf-About o'clock at night, the
fame fcene returned. Such Creams of ineefIanr and
vivid tightening iuch rafting peas of thunder; fuch
torrents Of hail and rain have Ieldom before Wit
neAed Amida this uproar of the elenren,s, our e.
tizens were fuddeny alarmed by the terrible cry o.
FIREI! The fcene was awfully piaurefque.
The lightning, it ieems, had truck large houfe
on the north tide OF the market bridge, occupied as
vendue itore by MefIrs. Darnitad,, FoHer and
Satchel. No one in the houfe was killed, though
two of them ditinaly felt the electric flock. The
citizens turned out with aacrity, which does them
honor-and, though the houfe 10 6tna,ed that
the hre-engine could play upon the angle of the
roof, where 1t was Rruck, the fire foon got nm
der by the aid of buckets: Ggnal reu.ation Of the
old vulgar opinion, tina, the fire of lightning, not
to be extinguiihed by watvr.-We apprehend, that
this high wind has occaGsnsd comfortable damage
upon the eOga.
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NF all their STOCK OF GOODS, on hand
W aud will continue from day to day until all is
fold The terms oil fale will be as follows Cath for
all iums under one hundred dollars Six months Gre
dit Tor all lums above huedred dollars and under
five hundred dollars; & fix and twelve months cred,
for all iums above five hundred dollars; Negotiable
Notes, with approved endorfers, will be required of
the Purchaiers. And on the 25th May will be fold
at auction, all that TENEMENT, on the Main street
OF this City, where the Store of G1LLIAr 10 KIRKy
IS now kept; for this Tenement, a credit of fix and
twelve months will be allowed the purehafer, giving
Negotiable Notes with approved endorfers; and ALTO
a Deed Of Irut on the properly, fecure the pur-
ehafe money; will be taken as an endorler of
note, nuIeis they refde in Richmond or Manchef.
ter. As is the wifi of GILLIAT ~ KfRBY TO have
the affairs of that firm brought to eole as early az
poibIe all perlons indebted the firm by open ac
count, are requeed to come forward and iettle their
accounts, pay the balances due from them, or exc
cute bonds for their balances and it is hoped that all
debtors to the firm will make fpeedy payment.
The Stock OF GOODS on hand, will continue 70
ne fold at private fale reduced prices, wholeiale
aud retail, until the Goth .May--For
JOHN GILLIAT & felf,
THOMAS G1LLIAT.
JAMES KIRBY,
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NORFOLK, ApriI %.

IVONTOIENI FtTrU
Yeaerday came the election for Reprefenta-
tive to Congrefs, and Delegate the G. Afen,biy
for this Borough, when Thomas Newton, ir. ETC., for
Congress, was;eleeted without oPpofition.
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DELEGATES RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE
ENSUING GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
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MAssAcausErrs Apsfaey.-Accounts from all
quarters confirm the probability of Sullivan and Lin
coin having been eletfed.--In 3ss towns, Sullivan
had 80 .s3l votes, and Strong 1888 The fine
towns lah year, gave Strong 1886 and Sullivan
only 81, 7oo.-There are about Go more towns and
plantations to be heard from.
Agreeaby to the returns made into the fecretary's
office, the votes for Governor iatt year, we're, for
Strong 37,74o For Sullivan 81 Understanding
$3.50 that there has been conGdsrable ineyeaic
Of Eies!O,s in Mafachufetts, fnee the laR Ert2ion
The queition fora fePara,ion Of Maine from Maj
fachuiets (Which was taken throughout that diCrSt
on the 9th ult.) iee"s extremely unpopular In ma
ny towns. according the Bottom Chronicle,
there was unanimous vote againll it: In Wlealct,
there were II To 10.
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RON -cuiL1s's PAPER.

The civilized world could fcarcely hear more diff
aarous tidngs, or Baonaparte propitious, than
the change and arrangements Of administration
in England, as announced in this days paper. There
could not he eued or, of the population Of Great
Britain fet Of men 70 well calculated TO iland ,he
dreadful rug OF the times iupport the ,ot,ering
independence IF the world To prcfs back the enor-
NOUS yrant of the earth. To promote rhc happinefs
and true int~re of that empire. and at the fame time
to extend ample jhitiee and lberality to all other
Rates, as the men who have for fon,e time 10 fuc-
teisuy for Europe, and 70 honoraby for themfelves
welded the powers Of Britan--So there could not
be picked out fet 70 we'll qualified to bring ruin
aad difgrace on it aud call back all the curlcs of
diicontent and dauruance, than thole who are to
come in, as it is fad, in their places.
With the exception of the duke of Portland there
not Of thofe who is NOT Ggnal either for
his weakness, worthlefsnefs, or corruption. In a
word, this cabinet is made up Of all that is bad
without an atom OF what good of the old admin
iitratioi. While that which goes out to make way
for it, is competed ofthe vigorous old patriotic wing
families and connections defendants of the Ruff
fels, the Cavendihes, and hofe who bled for Brtiih
ire' dom, thefe now coming in are the lpawn of the
Butte Junto and their new made opinions. Good
God Melville !! CaRIcreagh!! Dundas! Men
who brot Britain TO the verge of ruin, in the places
OF Fitzwiiam, Windhan, Granville, and the Fox
connetfions-thoie men who in the fhor, admintra-
ton OF two months turned the tide of European az
fairs, and made hope brighten on the ereR of Eng
land, Of Ireland, and Of that whole quarter of the
globe
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Cong>ebTonai Elet7ions-We have received no fpe-
cifc Placement of the vote in King William county
We have underftood that w. Garnett had there a
majority of few votes--Of courie, MIR. Garnett is
re-eleeaed.
Wilton c. Nicholas Efq. is elected to Congress in
the difria of Aibermarle, without oppofirion.--H He
fills the place of the able and vrtuous Thomas M.
Randolph.
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iai-'' for in Ne - 're1r cr l'';>~~c' n ~ nc
'hips OF The Ruiiian Gown, IL c'"i. th- chan
mel of 'ConRantinople, apd tranfpmt warlke
aores to the Gulf of Venice and that he
ihould aa in concert with Rui!'a TO compel
the French to evacuate thoie places which
they have taken or NAV take in future. nv ,x.
er'ing all his Efforts to drive them from ID alma
tia.-Upon theie conditions, Michelfon pledges
the lmperial Word, to withdraw all the Ruff an
troops within their own limits.
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ing, in the itage for--fbe North.
Some extraordinary mifinanagenent or mifchanee
has Occurred to the northern mail during the lalt
week. On Friday, Saturday and Monday nights,
there was no newspaper mail for this office, the
north of Aexandria--fave, only few icattered pa
Pers, which had, for fome time, lain dead on the
road The fame eafualty has happened Wednef-
day and laR night, We fate thefe fa6ls as fulfil
eient aPology,we hope, for the barrennels of pa
per.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

Aaron Burr left. this city on Tuefday morn
ing, in the ftage for--tbe North.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

LOOK now AZ piaure Of the fame minihry.
by very different hand The followins
y from g" the Peoples Friend" of New.
fo,k, The far.famed fnpporler of Bri,iA
aud Federal principles.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

May l..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-01

The Ruliian General (MicheIfon) lays down
the following as the conditions of peace Z. that
the Sultan fhould difmirs every officer, who is
the paitizan of the French, and Rimulates him
to infringe his engagements with RuHie -
that ne houd concede the permifion (fipu-
With the Psrte.