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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-04
Mechanic Relief Society.
Daring Rob6e'1y.
TWENTY DOLLARS Reward.

O. ONE person or persons entered my house
y on "Wednesday, the 29th Of last month,
between the hours ofnins and eleven O'Clock,
at NIGHT, and took Trunk which contained
1875 Dollars cr,upwards, amongst which we're
l65 or 70 dollars in notes enthe different
banks; one remarkable one on the bank OF
Delaware enc Baltimore; one Columbia,
struck on red paper-each five dellars-@-the
remainder Alexandria and Potomac, from 20
dollars down to 5-one eagle and half eagle
pieces Ggold] the remainder III silver guam
tity unknown wifi give the above reward
TO any person who gives information that leads
to discovery of the thief or Thirty D0Ilars
if convicted,
Il dst
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7. Lawraf c =
P. G. Marsteucr, :
New Novels.

Just received, for Sax By x. CRY. 81.
& ST. CLAIR, or the Heiress of Dermond ;
by Miss Owenson, author of the Wild Irish
Girl. Novice Of ST. Dominick, &c Price
One Dollar. Wild Irish Girl, One Dollar
twenty-five Cents. Margaretta, or the iatri
cacies of the heart, One Dollar Twenty i've
Cents.
r GRAY has Just s'eceircd,
Or. Recess Cyclopsdia, vol. 5th, part lst.
Subscribers are requested to call Or send tor
their copies, which must be paid tor on deli
very.
August A.. -.
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r..yvdcf DJ q tEtt - y ttsss'5 ~
ta'A j died the 81 f'lsss S.
l...' ,.,s, rcaurne from 3 VISIT g
8 pss ., 81 elena From all appe ar
by cot1en - - - Is discouragfng -
soees, ISess :. a. sl,;ch xese nbiss the
xs have 4 wofns '' l , !, ,.estr,ction With
csterpislars maj = IS e s.orr haye This
our feds 81 co1sops s.ld hrre. and
moment cone sas ois'.x .,.ii.s md tender
eod they are ctStl 3 81 ss1'A gd ar
,.ds Of cottcn< g = cotA - - - g
&. h,,ds. and they }csIfoY sSety Psss s.
.b;ch IS teussJ me grass 8 pcs 80 :.
.,so. the ns--assefhey have gone o.ss -,
:.,oska IS shorgya hire had Passea slllo
s.ldn
tns 1S'~S'
ff;,5sn. lf the schooner Mary Ann,
~ ssr;,.ss, 6 Ssannsh on the twelfth inst,
wpV s. $50, ,,svs from St. Thomas, informs,
ID Nai's 80 a41,lt. he.was spokcfroIn Bril-
tna' vsss' and ordered to hoist out his
.'a 80 ~ esn,aon board with his papers, and
Uss ~ &c Of launching her, several guns
~nl'e 60 s = Ills vessel from the cutter; after
Wsl0 he = s,assled the cutter, where he was
wtl:.s 80 ) sour a.la then he was ordered to
ss'sa &C. i, II, yoyare. Sanse night was fired
aus - tl,e sIo6p Of war Peart, Capt. Camp
MI - s,bo orseeed him to come on board with
p D:A' which was complied with. Cap
-. detained xptain IL and two OF las
'ss :, hoard tie Peaft, and sent tlfsee of his
NV 1900. :, "a Iorcla; bat owing TO the mis-
: .ns,e,ore,st Of the crew. the schooner Was
80 ~, h.sr beam ends, which shifted the
'a. S,o and injured it materially sndingit ins
ea sss;Ile 4 wors the vessel in such a eonslisi-
pss', tse Fpgyshaaa sent Caps Ii und his
ss -, y, baardoF his vessel, and took his own
~ as hoard lheP csrt, when Captaia III. was per-
s,;,ss1r ta prosecute his voyascseas well as he
oo,,,d. Capss II. on the llth inst. about 2
miles to the nortnward of Tybee, was board
/ "a by al eiGiieer from tender to,a British
slOcp Of was, and was carried ON board the
| sloop in the tender boat Ihe conduct OF the
officer from tina sepder, to Capt. H. was eN-
trsnely abusive, elalaniag hifs, tor an Amerl-s
can ard a TGssss, aud the coIors rncsr which
he sailed, and fnsHpt hoisting them When he
saw one Of his nald US vessels otswars; and
asking him with u 81 Ter. whsther d.d not
Britain aad ;doieriea 3
SaaalctlAs q;Fcstlon prove TO rc 4 erueh:
these 'f'ysf sise'eces Iss.sy sfyssif the oiise
water N ensroa s boat Us lore 'lsey Wss'i'''
Yn ,..aa
hSlrast q e'ser rom me liasan'sa ~ 49,
ag!on.
Unfortunately, Sir, ! am unaer the dlsa-
srsea'ie necessity tc'intorin you that the yell
low ever and blacA vonlt rage violently a :.
noagst the crews OF ous vessels and some OF
.'s |, esfzs,as 1.-THE uhtee otsses Wac gre nov
= = sl I cry sl'y. :,
,.... a a no. asara t1at any ofaef class o
bsvi = ire 80
49, Ses% <A'eAesasSu Will tlliS lloti1i uIolCiN-
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Uni.ed Stases' Frigate sapeaksY
Hly 26, 1907

20. 5f s -, SA ese : ss s Il fszzs
/ I have diseoyeredin your paperof The
f5thinst. publication Aligned e a Friend
10 Justice. z From The tenor Of said pub.
Iklication, it appears cviIcn, thar the writer
who styles himself rs A Friend to JUSTICE
sin his anxiety @ prevenr public prejudice
from falling on commodore Barron, has
thought propersto hold me up as proper
object for censufe So mach Of This story
as rrfrcts upon me. I feel il duty I
owe myself 10 declare false, and without
Foundation. This I shall be able 70 prove
BY nlany, and b. comasodore Barron him
self.
Many reports snieriouslto my reputation
have been 10 circulation, said to have origi-
nased With. commodcse Barron. Ga hear.
ing them, applied 20 she eommodsre ts
koow whether those reports originated
with him. He has disavo~ed shcms and
has even offered to confute the authors,
jfSieass or fees. therefore cannot think
this abatement, which 10 substance is the
saasr he has aisavowsd, will meet his sp-
probaticp.
Since this unfortunate affair has taken
place, ihave been particularly cautious in
mentioning any thing. .ha. might tend to
increase The public prejudice on the subject.
I bad hoped tina, il would not be necessary
Cor nte TO yindisa,e myself, untilcalled up.
on by proper authoflty. 1 siill hope that
chose who call, themselves the friends Of
commodore Rsrreu, will not render il ne
cessary for mc, in v;pdicaiion OF my owe
character, to state facts. s.
You, and all other editors who have pub.
hshed the remarks sigord, "a Friend to
Justice" will, hope, do me the justice
10 rs-publish i, insersiog ibis reply.
Yours, &c.
cHAs. GORDON.
The Editor IF TIE Washingtsa
Fedsrdiist
OF FRUG Atty and EXPENSES.
Balance your expences by the just weight
CT your own estate, and not by the pas;e
of anoshes's spending.
/. is gaod advice of the philosopher,
measure ihe,stoae by your rGlS, sad not
your rule BY the stone.
Ger ain Touag men, being reproved by
1eao f1r their prodigallsy, excused them.
selves, saying, =, they had plenty enough,
our Of whish they did III Would you
excuse . cock" said be, that should Q.
veF-sal, hts msat, because he had store
sof salt9"
s a good layer up, makes a coed layer
ous, and goodsparer makes good spend.
,er.
Dseeenes asked of a thrifty man but a
halsaeony; OF prod;gal a pound. !hs
former, he said, might give him ostep,
but ri,e latter would shortly have nothing
to give.
AZ the FIRST entrance into your eaia,e,
keep low sail; you may rise with no.
nor, bu. you caneos decline without
shame.
SINE young gentlemen think It good
policy 10 wear their lands upon their
backs, TO sec no waste be done BY their
tenapts.
:Rsmerks on the Weather.
y ~ :. 49,. ". Al
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august A..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30

:, ient re .ettet for Mfr II. r. Li,rahe. which
l delivered at nay pa.lagc a, Waihirgton CRY.
The deponeut. an Crnfs- Examination on the
part of col Burr being affixed the following qu, {.
tons, VIZ -
Q. DID you. wheu at Mots,n's, hear col Herr
talk OF any mi'itarYexpeu,ton, or of iep ara.
ton Of the Unio.s
a. No, except during the dinner. when old
Mr.. Morgan began once or twice io fcea,s anon
the rnnours # a ieparation ofthe Wehern from
thc>Esttern Rates; hut col. B'rr Teet,,ed not
Willing 20 engage in f',ch conversation, and did
az he could 10 get rid of ii, ieenirC mo,e pIeaf-
ed with the convvrFa'ion of the ladeo.
Q. Were you generally near col Bn-r, or rc
psrate'Y engaged. Did YOU i,c him engage in
particular convetia'ion during that,iGt
a. heard the Moreans' give their telimon4.
and do not know for my par, wien fuch iuny
conversations could take place it was not be-
'oie me, and col. Burr was bmt very li,t!r time
abient from me; after dinner left him with
the company. and with old MIR. Morgan in the
garden, where col. Burr came and Joined u,
with the ladies, ahout Is minutes after: W..
were together all the remaining of the ciay, i'm
the walks we took, and vilits we made, EXCEPT
when was ahed, col. BUR- took the candle. &
went ont the doors for few minutes, and then
came hack 10 his bed.
~ ~" you near COZ. burr, during the time
you was with him, talk of feparalion os the
Weitern from the Eanern tstes?
a. Never; on y remember that in a.mof
all the hoafes we Popped to, people would of.
ten engage converfa.ion with us uponthst fub
lStt but COL Barr would always laugh at the
idea.
.. Did itsppesr TO you that he was or he was
moi, ieroully interetted in making fome new ef.
tabiii'ocnte in lands.
A. hia project of purchaing lands on the
Ouachita was more general topic of our con.
VIBRATION when we were travelling, and he feem.
ed anZ,ona 10 prevail upon me to engage in it.
Q. Ia what itatc OF mind was then old Mr.
Morgan?
a. We were tod that he had been of late
very lick, and he appeared to me quite in do
tage.
lSigned)
MI nGpFSTDp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
cURSnRY REFLECTIONS.

1t the cloir or the important TRIAL which
has 20 long asisated our city, our readers may
very naturally call upon US to deliver our own
opinions. To dii.harse this duty we once
more take up the pen.
The fubirtt i. complicated and ex.enfive.
We ihalI attempt to ieize it's leading features
add prelent theU IN the form of curfory reGec-
tions:
Theft reflections will naturally touch on
three are't portraits that of
Aaron Burr:
The Chiet JuIt;ce, ofthc U. S.
Md Gent. Wikiafon.
There is nothing which we have 20 iubmit 20
our readers, which may not very properly fall
under one OF thele bs ads.
No.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
JUL. DEPESTRE.
City Of hebmoud, n.

Cit, Of Riebmond, II:
PeffonalIy appeared before Ele Edward
Carr'neton, maeiftrate for faid City, the above
named Julian Depeitre, and made oath that the
atoregong affidavit by him fubfcribcd ia true.
Given under my hand this ID oct. 1907.
E. CARRIN GTCN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-26
Public Sale.

In pursuance Of decree Of the Superior
Court of chancery, holden at the capitol IN
Richmond, March S, 1907, will be,sold, OH
the premises on THURSDAY, the 26th
instant at half past 5. o'clock in the after
noon, to the highest bidder for cash
A House .S5 Lot--Also, an unim-
proved Lot, situated on the north side of Duke
street. between Columbus & Alfred-strects--
the property Of Amos Alexander.
Cuthbert Powell, 6
Phineas Janney, :
Thomas Ianney. 8
wsa2g5er ?,
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COMPANY ORDERS,

NOVEMBER Is.
THE Members of Capt. Denrales Compa-
ny of Volunteers, are hereby notified to pa
rade at the Court House Square, on Saturday
the 26th instant, precisely at 5 o'clock, P. NJ.
armed and equipped agreeab!y to law, with
ten rounds Of blunt cartridges.
By order,
H,A 2. CRY, lst SERGEANT.
November Is. st
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Public Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Superior Court
OF Chancery for the Richmond district, will
be Sold, at public auction, on Tuesday the
18th day of December next, ifs fair, if not,
the next fair day, that very valuable and de
lightful SEAT, in the county Of Stafford, on
the Rappahanaock river, about six miles be-
low Fredericksburg, called
TRAVELLERS REST,
The residence of the late Mr.. Tito. Garaen
The terms of sale will De enc fourth Of the
purchase money, and SO much more as shall
be sufficient to defray the costs Of suit and
expences attending tie sale, in cash one
third of the residue payable when George
Garnett shall attain his age of twenty-one
years, with interest from the day of sale |;
one other third payable when Joseph Garnet;
shall attain his age oftwenty-one years, with
like interest one sixth, or a half of the re-
manning third, payable when Elizabeth w.
Garrett Shall attain her age of twenty-onc
years, or marry, with like interest; and the
residue when the youngest daughter of the
said Mr.. Thomas Garnett deceased, shall at
tain her age of tweEty-one years, or marry,
with like interest subject to the dover OF
the widow Of the said Mr.. Thomas Garnett,
The interest on each payment to be paid an
nually, and notitle to be made to the purcha-
ser until the whole money is paid, the title
being held as a security therefor.
VIM. Lowell, Ex'TR.
November ~ div.
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Wanted 20 Purchafe or Hire.

Nov. IS.
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LANDING
Fsom tie schooner F'r;;gber. cahtain Thomas,
from EP0rt2qnd and for sale by
1aWrason s FoWle
10000 feet lumber,
loob5ls, New England rum,
SO boxes mould candles,
loo sides soal leather,
so quintals cod fish,
IN STORE,
5toas St. Petersburg clean hemp,
sbales plains,
2 do Kendall cottons,
100 eoz. English sewing twine,
1900 sides red soal leather,
10 chests young Tyson tea,
90 pipes Holland gin,
do. Bordeaux handy,
hhds. New England rum,
Sooboxes brown soap,
SO DO mould candles,
so do. chocolate,
SO do. HAVANA sugar,
Hogsheads and barrels retailing sugar,
s Halfbarrel and keds beef,
80 barrels and half barrels mackerel,
2 trunks coarse and fine shoes.
November 81.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-26
.yNTHEREAs JoHs BoeAN hath by his
November Is.

VXIHEREAS JOHN BoGAN hath by his
w petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas F;tzhugh, one of the
assistant Judges Of the clrcux court Of the
District of Columbia, to be admitted to the be-
neft of the act Of Congress, for the.relief of
insolvent debtors within the district aiore-
said, and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail Of Alexandra county
at the suit of -Adam Douglass, and being un-
able to discharge the said claim with others a.
gainst him, has offered to deliyernp to the use
Of his creditors, all hisproperty, real, person
al and mixed-.Aotice IS MerEJore tsiven,to the
creditors ofthe SAID Joan BoGAN,that on Sa-
turday the 28th day ofthe present month be-
tween the hours OF nine and twelve O'Clock of'
the same day,at the court house in alexandria
the oath ofan insoivent debtor WILDE admi-
nistered to the said JoHN BoGAN and a
trustee appointed agreably to the said act of
congress, unless cause be thens6e there shewn
to the contrary,
By order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
shagh one of the assistant judges of the circuit
court of the District ofCelnmbia,th 18th
Of New. 1907.
c. Deneale, C. c.
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N o t c E.

Battalion Courts ofEnquiry NIL be held 1t
the Council Chamber on Moaday the Sotb Ct.
the present ,5onth, for the Assessment of
Fii:es--and Legionary Court of Enquiry
will Be held at the same place Oh Saturday the
l2th of Deceinber nett, for hearing Appeals
and performing other duties required by law
The Courts viii be opened at zen o'csock Ia
the morning on each day.
BY order,
P T2aoL Err, Adjutant
November 25. At
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-11-26

Wanted TO Purchafe or Hire,
Two NEGRO 14E.h; accustomed 10 plan
tation work, one ether az, a striker 70 a smith,
one as cock, and one hostler. None need apply
but such as canbe well recommended. Ap-
ply to
November e.. d
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A CHARITY SERMON

May be expertedne LoAD's Day, II tie
forenoon, atthe Presbyterian Church ier "a
relief Of the poor OF tile town.
: He that Sipethfo The h99r, lfldetato The
Lord, ead me loan he IS ill dsed 10 fehag
The members Of the ST. ANpEEw'5 SocI-
ETY. are requested 20 nleeta- the courthouse,
at the ringing of the bell, ,b,t tiiay move il i
body f ON thence to the church.
The Society are also requested 10 attend on
Monday next ten O'Clock, a IL the hnri-E
Yersary Meeting at Ga9sby's hotel.
By oT9cf yeihe pr3Sidrnt,
Donald Macleod, Seer.
November a. st
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-16

parties became alternately mas,ers Of tie pl,c..
AID alternately los; il aSoin Those Conflicts
were most bocty; and the h.s"e,y AMI lion
like courage. amt perseverance, Of he Russians.
atter daily battles wi n the eneny, from the eo;h
u, to the 9Th inst. n;ancd ,h~ field of B,aprs.
on g, winch was seen in flames on the 9th in.t.
In this place and near Iic.l.besg, the French
left near fifteen thousand dead en- the field.
Near the latter place, the French general lie feb.
vre. is said TO have been taken piisone, with 6Oo
men,
"Napoeon's head quarters were expected ar
Thorn on the 9ih inst and though the French,
had considerable force. consisting Of their own
troops, and the German and Polish troops ar
Elbing, yet, by the latest accounts they have
b en- driven back, and general Berninss,n hept
continually advancing. The Russians are abonr
TO receive two great reinforcements. each OF
so COO men, one of which will be under the
command of the Grand Duke Constantine A
private letter from Berlin, of the Ii,h inst. saws
that Tale, sasd. besides a great number IF the
diplomatic corps, returned hi her via Rreslaw.
IN Siiesia, thanking the other no longer safe. 30.
naparte was daily expected "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-16
LONDON, March 25.

Further advices have been received
from the Continent of very late date.
They furnish intelligence Of very great
import nee indeed, Of which we have only
time to give the principal heads.
The Prussian insurgents OH the right
bank of the Oder are become so formulas
bic, that the communication between Stet-
tin and Thorn is almost entirely Gu off
Gen. Bennigsen, subsequent to the batt. c
OF Eylau, received a reinforcement, of Co.,
600 regulars, and thirty puIks of Cossacks
OF 500 men each. On that memorable oc-
casion the Russian army, according to the
ofhciai statement, was only Sc yenty thou-
sand strong-The French were calculated
at one hundred thousand at least.
The want OF forage is so great in that
part OF Poland occupied by the French,
that they have been under the necessity of
taking the thatch coverings off the houses,
10 Supply their horses with provender.
March %.
The mail due on Sunday, arrived yes.
terday evening and brought intelligence of
great Importance reinforced and supDIi-
ed with every necessary, the Russians are
again assuming the offensive, and advance
ing bonaparte, who no longer finding his
season of repose on the Vistula, is falling
back to Berlin-Though his head quartz rs
were stated to be at Osterode on the 9Th,
he is said to have been on that day at
/ horn. It is said even, in private letters
That the Russians have pushed their adyan-
ced pests TO Warsaw, that the French have
sustained another defeatnear horn Want
and disaHection are also operating in sun
port of the Russians, and whole division
ot grenadiers, said to be Oudinut's is stat
ed to have gone over to the Russians. They
mad been peremptorily ordered by Bona
parte TO make an attack where they had
not any sustenahce for SO hours.
The action OF Braunsburg, on the och
was followed by others most obstinately
contested-the town was often taken and
retaken-it was at last burnt it covered
the left wing of the French and prevented
It from being turned. These actions are
said to have taken place on the 9th, 2Sth
and goth. The Cossacks did eminent ser.
vice. On one of those DAYS they cut 20
pieces whole division of French cavalry
of 1000 men.
Madgeburg is to be Immediately supplied
with provisions and necessaries for a long
siege.
March 81.
Two Gottenburg mails arrived this
morning and two bags from Husum--They
have brought great and most favorable in.
telligence.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-16
NETWORK ELECTION.

NEW YORK ELECTION.
Extract of a letter nom "a gentleman Of
The first respeciabilily in New York TO
his friend III this city, dated May 9Th,
1907.
have now the pleasure OF inform
ing you, that we have achieved giori.
Gus vtclory--a republican governor,
lieutenant governor, senate and assem-.
bly, The struggle was the mos. ami.
mated ever known. The federalis,s
came out Iva all their strength, and they
were reinforced by all the traitors and a.
postates from republcanism. 1t is need d.
less to inform you that we had to com.
bat great talents, wealth, and influence {;
and our antagonists contended like the
army OF Cati,ine, every man fell with
his lace towards the enemy, and occupi.
ed he & ound he possessed at the com
mencement of the action.-I consider
tins as d death blow TO federalism in this
s,ete and some of them now say, that
nothing bat foreign war will restore
them TO power. We have also thrown
Oft all the fai,hless unprincipled men OF
the republican party, and have now q
sanum corpus in politics.
We understand. (says 4 phi,adslphia paper
J that bill has passed both Houses of the Legis-
| iature OF New York, to suppress within tina,
stare, the operation Of the London Phoenix and
Pe'ican Insurance Companies. after the 1st OF
! September nexr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-16
Posi- SCRIPT.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw-YoRK, May 9.
BY the arrival this morning of the brig
Bedford, captain Dunbar, in 80 days from
Liverpool, we have received our regular
file OF London papers and Lloyd's Lists to
the 9th of March inclusive. The papers
furnish late and interesting intelligence
from the Continent. A letter from Alto
ma, (Which will be found i'll the succeeding
column, under the London date OF March
27) states that continued series of battles
were fought from the Goth of Feb. to the
Sth OF March, i'll which the Russians were
victorious A letter from Thorn states
that the French lost $4,000 men, gene
rails ~ pieces OF cannon, and Is eagles.
In the Commercial Advertiser of this c.
vening, we have given as copious extracts
as the late hour at which we received the
papers would permit
The papers are principally devoted to
parliamentary and editorial discussions
respecting the change of the British Minis
try-Ihe New Ministry has commenced
its career under very unpromising circum-
| stances. Already the strength of parties
has been tried in Parliament, when the
New Ministers found themselves in a mi
, norlty OF 93."and an Immediate dissolution
OF Parliament is mentioned as probable
| he catalogue of New Ministers was not
completed on the 9th The following re =
ceived the seals of office on the 25th and
Goth. The resignation of their prcdeces-
sors having been accepted on the 18th.
| Earl Westmoreland, Lord Privy Seal.
The Duke OF Portland, First Lord of the
! Treasury.
Lord Hawkesbury, Secretary of State
tor the Home Department.
Mr. Canning, Secretary of State for the
Foreign Department.
Vlscount Castlereagh, Secretary Estate
for the War and Colonial Department.
Earl Elgin, Lord Lieutenant of Fife
| shire.
Earl of Selkirk, Lord Lieutetant of Kirk.
cudbright Stcwarty.
Earl Camden, President of the Council
Lord Mulgrave, First Lord of the 4dmi-
rally.
Mar. X. 5. Dundas, President of the
Board of Controul.
Earl Bathurst, Pres dent ofthe Board OF
Trade, and Master of the Mint.