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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-04
n Valuable Property for Sale.

Y Valuable Property for Sale.
Puff su;alftf I'd adseree ofsths circuit court for
Z the district of Columbia, held at Alexan-
= dria, and the last will of BeaydDsis iStreve,
deceased; his executors offer for sale,
20 tHAT Vainabis u retlerty afsthe corner Of
! HI King and Fairfax streets, part of which
is occupied by, Charles Bennettss The lotex-
aenas 40 feet on, King and ~ feet on Fairfax
street, is subject 70 rent charge of SO dollars
per annllIn- Isl
To these who are DESTROYS, eitherof secur-
ing a good stand for business, or yesting their
money in real estate, this is "a most inviting
piece Of property. A small part of the money
will be required in hand or insan approved
note at 60 days-on the balance a liberal cre-
dit will be given. For terms apply to either
Of the executors or to Benjamin Shreye.
6 William Paton,1
Edward Stabler, Ex'rs.
John Janney,
November %. sew
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Co A Bargain.

T WILL dispose of my LANYARD, in
& the town of EnnJ1cs, together with all
the stock of Leather and Rqrk now on hand
The House and Lot will be sold on liberal
credit, or exchanged for Wet Goods--the
stock Of Leather and Bark may be had with
the Lot, for which cash must be given. A
description is deemed unnecessary, as those
inclined to purchase will certainly view the
property first | will only add that, the house
is convenient and comfortable, and the yard
supplied with every utepsil necessary for the
tanning business.
Thomas Jacob.
Dumfries, March IA. Isl 2awtf
~ 3. The House and Lot will be sold low
FOR cash.
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SuWarroW Boots.
JOHN c.. FRANCIS,
From, \ e7v- York,

Fron, a e7u- York,
H RESPECTFULLY informs TIE >sblic.
IN that he manufactures SugYarrow Boots
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma
ny years of experience in his business, he has
discovered new method ofretaining the elas-
ITCHY in boots. He warrants to fit the leg be
it ever SO badly shaped. He makes boots of
various descriptions, viz. Suwarrows-Fair-
Tops, Three Quarters, Corsican Spring Toes,
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves,
Jefferson's Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
fit the ouwarrow equal to the tuck boots
Gentlemen will please y call and see for
themselves, at his shop in King-street, be-
tween Mr.. Motifs and Mr. Hodgkins tavern.
Jannary s. dom
~ 2. de intends selling tReap for cash.
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] lust Received,

md for sale SsSyiR D BasltsM AaR,1Y; Booksel-
Ter, Aag lstrfexy oaaf y35sjs.
6 The New Weeks! Prep ratlon
Tor worthy receiving e wins ss
Recommended to the dssoht n general, and
particularly to the members Of the Protestan.
Episcopal Churches Of the United States sta Sc, OF
Ameriea. Consisting Of raeaitatlons and pray
ers for the morning and evening ct every DAY
in the week, with forms Of examination, s and
confession Of sins ); and companion az the all
tor, directing the COMMUNICATIVE hissbehayl-
or and devotion at the Lord table, Also, m
strssceions how to live well, after receiving the
holy sacrament. To whichis .added,Na NORM
ing and evening prayer for the cleset or tarnl-
".
The Ready Reckoner, and Tradesnlan's
Infallible Guide, in dollars and cents, with
variety of useful tables.
Murray IS Grammar abridged; designed Tor
the ycurger classes Of learners. Iga
R. Gray expects to receive, in few days,
Memoirs of Marmontel.
April 30
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trust from .zsd,,.
Ramsay and Cattarine his wife, and u,p s.1
Ramsay, to the subscriber, to seepro ~
payment Of certain s,las of money to g
Bank Of Alexandra, VIII be exposed -
sale, at public auction, on the premises, w
: the l4th day of May next, in the town 81
Alexandria, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY, viz.
One Lot Or parcel Of ground.
istuate on the south side of Kine-street, and
to the eastward of Fairfax-stfeet, eytcndno
on King-street IS feet, thence southwardt
with line parallel to Fairfax-street, 80 feet,
to twelve foot alley. On this lot there ar.
two good frame store houses.
One other Lot, situate to the
southward of Queen-street, and on the eas,
side of Fairfax-stres and extending there.
with 27 feet inches, thence eastwardly and
parallel to Queen-street 90 feet.
Also,
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One other Lot on ThompEons

alley, extending On saic alley and binding
thereon "A feet 8 inches, by 83 feet deep.
A credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen ncnths
will be given to the purchaser, on lis giving
his notes, with an approved endorser, for the
payment ofthe purchaae money in three ecua.
instslments. and deed Of trust on the pro.
perry.
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WILL BE. SOLD OR LEAS-
ED. ON GROUND RENT.

Fer a term Of Vars, or for ever,
a NUMBER CT VALUABLE AND ELIGI-
B1.y SITUATED BUILDING LOTS, in
this Tovn--on Fairfax, Cameron, Water,
Union and Princess streets. They will be
laid of to asconedafe purchasers. ApPlice-
ton may be made to lillian Ferbe4f. Esr.
or to the, subscriber near Patuxent Iron-worl.s,
Prince Georges County, Maryland.
John c. Herbert.
February u. 2aw
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July 20.

"a TdCC pACON
} a "t ~ .,...t b.,
~ MS 1RocfRY o ., W. i,s0 a55s5
@ q, 80 1As'c' ~ ~''' '':'N ..;cls.;.
II Ileih ouPPiy oi Oe"ui'o
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete
~. nor, oty.rs f,, soIs. m his usual lo5Y terrs
.e,a.c~.l. c,,a,rs oev.riors oua.
MulcoVaho ouSafS'.oi se''o''4
htse',
Loaf and Lump dtfo'
Gunpowder, ,,,tg
Imperial, '..c,
Hyson' PaftlSuIaF y. 'S
Hyson-skin, and family use
souehong }
besl green Ionee' H..
Chocolate, of a superior qualNf
flauel'
Buscllos, I
Sherry, nre
Lisbon, ~ "
TeneriHe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Fort
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family family. USE and NJ
ra Antign e.s S. c''iH' st. V'''s'''' '''
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Third and Last Notice.

a Ii persons who have unsettled accounts
"a Or are indebted to the late firm Of Ilac.
leod q Iaimsaon are requested to come or.
ward and adjust the same with the subscriber
by the goth May next-cthervise suits will
commence against all delinquents, as lhe ba-
siness of said concern must be closed with
the administrators of the late John Lumsdoa
Daniel MACLEOD,
Surviving partner of Macleod Lumsdo
April Ia. sawt20My
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
Last Gbenlng's Naii.
NETWORK, Feb. q.


The brig EmmeliDe, capt. Stowell, arrived at
Sunday Hook on Saturday in the remarkably
fhort pahage of 80 days from Bordeaux
Capt. Stowell fent up his nefpapers, ihippng
lift, &c. by the piot-boat Patriot (; and the
Editor of the MERCANTILE ADVERTISER
has the pleafure of laying before his readers
Paris dates to the 27th of Dec. London news
to the 18th of that month, and intelligence
from the Grand Army to the S. h, inclulive.
The only interefting Information We have re-
ceived is contained in the seth Bulletin. We
have translated that and the 4oth. The in
The intermediate and the fuc ceeding ones
will be given in due courfe. The head quar-
tiers of the French Grand Army on The 5th
were at Pofen. No action had taken place
between them and the PrufIians or Ruiiisns
from the time Bonaparte entered Berlin
The French took poneflion, without any OPP
oppoiition, of all the fortified places between
Berlin and Pofen.
The Rufiians and French had not come into
cohtatt.-The former had declared war a.
ealnlt the Ottoman Porte, aud bad left the
KiHg of Pruflia to his fate Our laft accounts
reprefent him TO be at koningibers, vergine
rapidly toward the htustiou to which the
French Emperor wilhed to reduce him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
COMMUNICATION.
COMMONWEALTH VS.. NAsr

COMMONWEALTH VS.. NASH.
On Tuefd:y lat the 9th of the prefent
month, VIM. Nalh was brought to the bar of
the HufiDgs court and tried for the murder of
John McCredie. The doom of the unfortunate
man was announced in the laa Tuefday's En-.
quirer.
The following is brief ketch of the evil
dence adduced upon that occaiion. Ii was
proved by the officers of the carlton that thew
never bad received any general orders from
their captain that the letter of the Executive
had never been read 10 them, and that for ihe
vague knowledge OF their duties, they were in
debtcd to accident and tradition from tbofe who
had been earlier entitled in the carlton. mot
OF the corporals and private men of this CORPS
who were examined, conidercd It their duty
when at the poi Of a ce:'tinel, to kill the per-
ioD hailed uneis anfWered the third time. 1,
was alto proved that the fame orders were re-
peated to the centinels the morning after tbia
tragicaI event, aud that the captain has been
fuce heard TO FAY, that NAH a6ied in flriel con.
htence with his d0ty although the(e orders have
nbeencouh etmsnded ltappear, inevld,ncc
too, that teveraI iGh7nces hdd occurred oi ptf.
ienGers being hred at, with intention to xiii, he-
cauie they retulBed no anlwer.
Ia one infance the Individual was peareably
returning to his fathers homie upon The Capitol
iqu"re complaint was made the nexi day.
but the captUn inftead Of adm0nilhing She cent.
nel and informing him OF his duties, eihe,
p1iicd an encomiDn upon his conduct or pro.
NOTED him Tor his vigilance add vsour.
What mind can reflect upon this evideur.
and the nature OF this infitution without di,.
SUI, aud aRoniihmenc that our Rfests have not
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17

( lnh. Five of the Target i,anipor,s in Gu
eral Crawfords expeditions, have been driven
into Iilracom's, and 1000 OK The men have been
marched to Bsrnitabfe.
In confequence at new regulation in the
Alien Department, brought forward by Ear!
Spencer, all franGers, l,efurc they embark e.
G. b. NUT obtain paGport from the Bri,i,h
Rehdeat in the country from which they are
about to depsrt, and this document, on their
arrival, mutt be coun,eifgned by the Miniftcr
from that country reGdiug here. Ia cafes Of
neglect, of which due notice is Immediately to
he given to the Secretary of State for the Foreign
department, thoie who have not :uch telti-
monial to produce will tie conlidered as ohiet1s
OF iuiPicion, and will of courie, not be permitted
to continue in the country.
The Dantzig, Roindale, which arrived ae
Hull on Friday afternoon, left tire. Sound on
'iuefday ien'uisht. The Englifh l,ips a, Daut-
zick has all got out, ready to put to fea in cafe
the French reached that place. II is fad they
were in poiIt Zion both of it and Thorn. At
St. Peteriburgh the Exchange with this coun-
try had fallen very greatly.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, 8 Decen,bef.
FRANCE.
PAkts, go Decembe-.


The Imperial Decree which declares the Bri,ifh Il
hands in fa,e of blockade publihed at Milan oil
the 10Th aff to this publication appended de-
cree Of II. !. H. the Prince Roy to iniure the
execution of this grand meafure throughout the King
dom of I:aly.
That voice, among other difpoGtons orders every
individual who may have goods accrueing from the
manufacture of England of her colonies aud ALTO
every dePotory of real perfona eae or debts be-
lopgng to Brisiih fuhjss declare the fame within
4S hours
tits afsrted that His MaiefY, wifhing to give to
the King ofSPan proof of his irendfbp and derous
ALTO to fee the spaniih army Respectable footing;
which may enable II to cooperate towards the COM
moi advantage has only authorized the recruiting
Spain, of % 600 to be taken from amongi the
Pruian prifoners, but has conented that 25ooo men
more fhall be pat at the difpoal of the Government
OF Madrid, with the fole condition that the PrufIian
Prifoners, amonsR whom they fhall be ohofen R,sIi
be freely entitled and can only be employed in the mi
litary fervice.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
NORFOLK, February IS.
IMPORTANT MERCANTILE INFORMA-
TON.

Yeferday arrived here the Brig Augulta,
Capt. DAVIS, from Lieon, which place he left
the 25th of December. Captain d. informs us
that on the 9th December, Decree ifued by
Bonaparte, arrived at Liibon, which excited
comfortable alarm. This Decree declares that
GREAT BRITAIN AND HER DEPENDENCIES
ARE IN BLOCKADE, and that it any neutral vef-
fel, by frefs of weather other caufe, ihall en-
ter French port, and having been in Britifh
port prevou1y, fuch vefiel and cargo fiiaIl be
conffcated.-- that all letters written in
The Englifh language, are prohibited from paf-
fling through France. When the decree fri ar
rived, comfortable number of American vef-
fes that were freighted for France, were detan-
ed, they however failed in few days. Capt.
ID. had tranflaion of the decree, which he
unfortunately left in Liibon, but it will very
foon be received, if it has not already arrived in
the United States, as Capt. HIliard of the brig
Mary (who failed in company with Capt. Da-
vis,) bound to New York, had copy of it.
We have no doubt of the truth of Capt. Da-
vis's Ratement, and look upon il as one of thofe
meafures which BonaParte will purdue againft
all thofe nations who will not become his Caves.
This country, more than any other, will feel the
effect of this decree, and il is agaDft this coun-
try that il is chiefly directed. As to BoRaparte's
means to enforce the blockade of Great Britain,
they are too contemplate TO deferve noticr.
Nevertheless, il will prove injurious, it not ru-
nous, to the commerce of this country, as it
will bring upon it fwarm of pirates, who un-
der the plea of our veifels being boUnd to a
bockaded pOr:, they will he carried into the
ports Of France, & there condemned. This will
force US, as heretofore, to arm in our own de-
fence, and the foourr we do it the better. We
remember with pride, the eject which our
former armament produced on the infolent and
rAracious government of France at that time.
Ii foou found that we were not to be buled,
ard then to he iure they fet on foot fort Of
whining, canting negotiation through their
char e-de-7lFaires, Pichoa, in Holland, and 70
Sroueht about formal negotiation, that end
ed ~ diieajy.
When We combine the date that this decree
was received 1t I.ibon, with our recent advCes
Hon London, we iiialI not be furprlfed that this
r'eaiutc has been taken i'll confcgnence of the
tefnnnA,inu 81 oVr difputes with Great Britain,
~ that was enough to thew the French Govern
insui that we were determined to be indepen.
dent, crime which that government will not
forgive.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
FRENCH GRAND ARMY.
THIkTY-s1STH BuLLEfiN.
PosEN, December z, 1900.

PoskN, December z, I8C6.
General Savary, after having taken pofeiion of Ha
meln, proceeded to Nienbourg. The governor heG-
tated to iurrender General savary entered the place.
and after fevera conferences he conrrIed the articles
Of equalization
A courier has Jun arrived with the news tba, the
Emperor OF Rufiia has declared war againR the
Porte; that Choczin and Bender are furrounded bv
bis troops that they have paffed the Dneiller and
Poiled themielves from that to JsTy. General Mi
cheiioh commands the Ruflian army in WalIachia.
The Pruiiian army, commanded by Cen BehiHen,
has evacuated the Viaula, which MARTIAL Davcrr,
has pafIed and efabhed his head quarters before
Praga his advanced pons On the Bug. The
grand duke Of Berg continues at Warfsw.
The Emperors head quarters are li at Peter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
sokriErH BULLETIN.
PosEN, 9th December.


Martial Ney has crofed the ViAula and entered
Thorn on the 9th. He bellows particular prsfe or
col Savary, who at the head Of the 9TH regiment ~
infantry, with the grenadisrs and voltigeurs of the
goth and the 9th light hfIntiy erocd the Viiula N.
firf. He had an engagement at Thorn with the
Pruiians, whom he forced, after igh, battle 70 e.
Vacuate the town. He killed fome Of their men. AMI
took twenty prifoners.
1 his affair eGhits remarkable trait. The river
400 fahoms acrofs, covered with floating ice ,b.
boat which carried our advanced guard, bepo lot,.
ped by the ice, could not advance on the SruoGi.
bank, iome Poliih boatmen rusied forward unde,
ihower OF balls 70 clear the bsst The prdfjan boa,.
meu attempted to oppofe them, upon which f,,r.
ile with hRs enfued. The Pofh boatn,sn ,btpv ,bs
Pruiians into the water, aud plotted Our boat, 20 the
right bank The Emperor has endured the ps,ne,
OF heie brave en for the pTpofe Of rewardirg then
. ne Emperor received to-day the depu,afion Of
Watlaw, eouifing Ct Mefrs. Clarokonl.i. C,.rd
Chamberlain st lithuauia, Knigh, Of rho Orde,s n
Poland Goiseuik,, Lieut.. Geo. Knight of the cs
ders Of Poland; 1.ubenfs. Knight Of the Orders 80
Poland; Alexander PotOeki Rzeukowki Kn;ss,
{ the rjs' ef ), s'ane4ys Luisewik,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-17
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. IS.
On Saturday the following rear. sdmiras of
the red were promoted to the rank of vce-ai-
mrals OF the blue.--
James Kempthrone, Efq arthur Philip, Efq
S. Edwards, Efq; SIR G.. w. Fairfax, Knit
George Campbell, Efq 4; Sir James Saumarez,
Henry FARMLAND, Eiq;
Sir James Saumarez is 10 hoih his flag in the
Channel Fleet, under Lord St. Vincent, in'the
room of Sir Charles Cotton, who, it is faid, is
to iucceed Sir Erafnus Cover in the command
at Newfoundland. We have not heard who
is to fucceed Sir James S rumarez, il his com.
rhdnd at CuernGey and Jeriey.
!. The kings ipeech was finally tettled. and
read to his msjgfy by Lord Grenylle, on We'd
TriJsy iaf.
December le.
UobP of Lords, Monday Dee. I6 The Lord
Chancellor informed the Lords Attended, that
ii was not in his maiefy's power, for feveral
reaious, to be preteut at the meeting of Para-
ment, but that his majeity would, on a eonge-
nlent day, tate his reafous to Parliament for
having called them together At this time.
Eight tEouiaud men, all picked folders, are
expected 70 proceed IN three detachmeuts on
TUeihay, Friday, and Saturday next, TO Pad
d'ngion, in the vicinity OF London, TO be con-
veyed by the canal to LiVerpool.-The pafage
will take dbout 8 days, after which they will be
TENT with all expedition to Dublin.
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GERMANY.
FRANKFORT. Dec. Is.

FRANKFORT, Dec. ).
Letters from 5rania in Sweden, announce
that the Swedifh army has received orders t.,
hold tfeif in readiness to march renforcements
nave already let off from Iitadt foI the pairifon
OF StrafdGd.
ls-Fhe deputies from the kingdom Of ita-
~ arrived at Munich on the 10th init. They
are gong 10 the imperial head quarters to COM
phment the Emperor. III the name of the Lta.i@
an nation, upon his new victories.
They write from Vienna that the French am
oaiiador, Gen. Andreofi, continues to have
hequeht conferences " it'll the fecretafy of fat,,
Count de Stallion. 1t is thought in that capital,
that oeJects OF the higheft Importance are me-
gociatlng between the two courts. l9--Ali
the intelligence from Hungary agrees in Eating,
That peace has been defnitively iigned between
the Porte and Servians. It adds that Czerns
Georges, to whom has been granted the title
or Prince OF Servia, iy to march into NIoldava
with 10000 men in order to Join the army
which the Grand Seignor has attended in that
fro'ince. to oppofe the Ruiiians,
hamburger, Dec. il.
The head quarters of Martial Mortiet were
fill at Anclam, On the frontiers of Swerliih Po-
merania, on the Tth inf. HIS corps of the az
my was reinforced daily with hew traopss
Trey are for the mcf part Dutch regiments;
the neiPhborhood of Lauenburg.
The Dutch troops have taken pofefiion; in
the name of the king of Holland, of the duke
dorns OF Odenburg and Pelnohhot, as alto of
the Lordfhips of Varei and Kniphauien.
The executive Com milton of the County Ct
Hanover, publifhed on the 9th as follows:
BY order of his excelleney Martial Morris
er, all commerce and every other intercou,fc
between this country and England, are ri, o.
rouf1y prohibited. 1t is befdes feverely forb;ds
den to the inhabitants to fend or expedite to
England any letter, package, &C."
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Decehibef.
Courier OF the Emperor pafIed this nigh, thro'
Berlin with dispatches for Mentz he has announced
that the advanced guard of the French army extended
already as far as the frontiers ct RuiIian Poland
Though the Eleaor of Saxony arrived too late in
Berlin to be prefented to his Maefy the Emperor. IL
rumoured in this city that Saxony called high
deftnes, and that the prefent Elector would aurnc
the title granted everal of the princes forming tn.
confederation Of the Rhine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-12

advanced guards of-the enemy took
place.
I2th.-All this day and night sever
al skirmishes between the CatalonlanS
and the enemy our artillery fired also
on the British shipping, and did dam
age. Our long expected long-boats' IN
which we place great hopes, are not ar
rived yet.
l3th.-At 10 o'clock this morning,
our brave Catalonians, the Blandengues
and Dragons on foot, attacked the enc
my at all points. Our artillery was
placed fronting the RETRO, and several
"a Founders at every street, taking
the enemy between two fires. The
attack continued very hot till evening,
when the English flag was pulled down
and the Spanish hOisted. The enemy
surrendered themselves prisoners OF
war, but the officers are to have the
honorS. The British General and Off
GERS were quatered in several houses,
and the troops locked in the Corpora
ton houses. The enemy has had ma
ny killed and woutided and we have
also had great loss. On the l4th, Ie-
deum was sung with great rejoicings'
The English vessels at Barragan Bay
have all escaped. OF four ships Of the
line that presented themselves before
this harbor, one was sunk by the forts,
two were stranded, and the others es-
capped
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-01-12
GoretGr gntrIigentc.
Received BY an arrival at .Ne1vyork....
--latest date is NoV. 9, 1906.

vAREL, OCT. q, l806.

vAREL, OCT. q, 1906
The Dutch French troops under Gen Da-
RndeIls, have taken possession Of Lear Emb-
den, &c.
II is now an ascertained fact, that when
the Marquis Lucchesini, was sent to the
French headquarters with a commission
20 obtain peace on AIRY terms, Bonapsrtc re-
turned this insolent answers Sfe ne cannois
pas Re Roi les Pf-fgses" So do not know the
King of the Prussans' The last letters
from Hamburger say that the TROOPS under
the Duke OF Brunswick and Weimar a.
mount TO thirty Thousand men. In this case
we rather doubt whether the French are in
sufficient force at Berlin to cut them off; at
least il is hardly possible that they should
have had such decided superiority as
would render it impossible for thePrussians
to fight their way through 1t was also
there stated, that the Prussians were expec-
ted to MAKE a stand on the Banks Of the Cd
er, and that they expected to be speedily
joined BY 100000 Russians, commanded by
she emperor Alexander in person.