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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-31
LONDON. Dec 6.

b. LONDON, Dec g..
Mr. Thornton our late minister al Ham.
burg arrived this morning, He has bro's
the intelligence Of ali the British mer.
chants 10 Hamburg having been declared
by BonaPalte prisoners OF war! !!
Extract of a letter from Yarmouth, da.ed
Dec. 5, 1896.
; We have Just time @ inform you OF
our arrival here from Hanl,argh which
we were obliged 10 leave a, a few moments
notice, after decree making all the Eo.
lish there prisoners Of war.
f' Bnnapaue's las, pfoclana,ioa is 10
this efIect: 6 Thar British property ct
every description is to be coafsca,ed -
: England is declared TO be 10 stare OF block.
ade and all British subjects, who may tie
found In the countries occupied by the
French, are declared 20 be prisoners 6
war
s We left Altoona at half past three
O'Clock on the 26h nlt. -Four or FIVE
thousand French left Uambufgh the day
before they wen, through Stein Gate,
the road TO Lubrsk; their destination as
not knewn.
. The British factory had been arrested
.--but was afterwards liberated On parsic !;
aud it YVES 10 b. hoped, would effect Cam
promise WIKI The French.
It's reported that the merchants and
theirs made prisoners at Hamburg, have
been arrested and marched prisoners 10
Verdum.
A Go'senburgh mail arrived Ibis mort
ing with the following important ,ntsll,.
genca, which we hope will prove true:
GoFTENBURe. Nov. 80.
A Russian Courier has just arris ed 10
ten days from ST. Petefsburgh he re-
por,s that there had been an action between
The French and Russians, ia which the
latter were completely victorious he could
not learn any particulars.
Dec. 4.
A captain of ship just arrived fron
Elslneur, reports that when he left it &C.
counts were received tina: aa action had
taken place between the Russians aud
Preach IN the neighborhood of Posen, ia
which the latter were defeated with great
slaughter. The RUSSIA army consisted
Of one hundred and forty thousand men,
the French bot of sixty thousand. "A ship
had arrived at Elsineur in three days from
Ststsin, the captain of which saw oineteeo
Wagons full Of wounded Preach eater
Ststtlas
The details of the progress and termi.
nation of the late negotiation with France,
have been published under the sanction of
ministers. Whether this pamphlet and
that nest rePrehensibls publication which
the Foxltes sent forth upon their coming
into power, have proceeded from the same
pen, We know rot, we think nor !; but there
is a similarity between the sentiments -
both represent the new ministers as having
succeeded to a wasted estate, a kavished
inheritance /; from which wasted estate
hower, be II remarked thev have contrived
70 raise tolerable large sums TO negotiate
3 loan OF twenty millions upon less han S
psr csRt. interest, and tn add nearly eight
rili!iaas 10 the taxes already existing. To
ths Painpillei is ore6xed the following por
ten1aus adversisrnlen, 81; furnishes
abundant matter for reflection and eoniec.
tares
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alsra,loria DAILY advertiser.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81.
-~rto---.

From WASHINGTON, fan. 80.
The motion to commit Aiessrs. Bollman
add Swartou, was yesterday opposed By
Mr. F. S. Key 10 speech of considerable
length. MIR. Jones', attorney for the dis
trio, Of Columbia, replied. Mr.. { Lee,
in behalf Of ssessrs Boglm n aar! Swar,-
our, spoke till nearly ten O'Clock in the e.
vening. This morning, Mr.. Lee CONT.
nusd hisargumen;, after which Mr. Rod
ney, the attorney genera! Of the United
S,a,es, closed the argument ia their be.
half.
Justice Cranch offered 10 opinion from
the other judges. Il thought they could
no, consslsulonslly nor legally be commit
ed, to be tried for treason, on the legal c.
vldenoe before shem-he gave lengthy o.
pioion 10 writing. The other Judges deli
vsfrd contrary opinions.
A question was made IS 70 The jurisdc
ticAl of the court, a decision on which was
deferred Ill! the adjourned court 10 March
next.
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x = : -|T'-1'ey7r- 80 a.
PUBLIC SALE.

On MONDAY nexs, at IL O'Clock, will be
sold, On .M2ssrs. Eoven's wharf, on u Gre
dlt Oh SO days, for epsoved inderseal nego-
table notes
10 hhds. Antigua Rum.
P. u. MAS TELLER.
January 81
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N q I, | G. l.,

THE members Of the Mechanical Relief
Society, are hereby requested to attend a
quarterly meeting OF said Society at hodgs-
kin,s tavern, on Wednesday, February 4th,
at SIX O'Clock in the evening.
John Mcleod, See,y.
January 81. St
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Mr.. Thornton our late minister a. Ham.
burg arrived this morning, He has bro's
the intelligence OF ali the British mer.
chants 10 Hamburg having bern declared
by Bonapalte prisoners of war;!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-31
Extract of alsster, dated Havanua, be
IS. 1906,

The French shlpthe Foudroyans, one
of Jerone's squadron, is almost ready for
sea. The admiral [ Vfllaumez has pledg-
ed his word OF honor that ne will not walt
moment after he is reasy. The com.
mander of she English squadron off this
port, has, | an told, wro:e him several
letters invitiog him out with the Spanish
ship the ST. Lorenzo-5us they have de.
cliued the invilasieu,",
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have oaly tine to give the leading articles,
which, with the marine intelligence from
Lloyd's List. &c. nakss thus day 'sGazeste
highly ialeres:ings
Tbs Loados papers contain the Preach
bulletins down to the 25th number, the
last being Gated at Berlin, November 2.
From these it appears that Magdeburg,
Stetten, Custren and Spaudan, have fallen
is,o the hands ofehe French, and the whole
Psussian army dispersed, after ssrie. of
hardfought battles. Msgdeburg, with a
garrlson OF &c. 900 Haen, capiiuiased on the
9Th Nov.
The duke of Brunswick aied Of his
wsand.
Onthe 12th OF November the headouar.
ters Of marshal Beraadstre were at LII.
beck. Cn the same day general Ber,hier
gave notice, that all Russian and Swedish
ships lying there, might take their depart.
are unmolestsd. One English ship only
was a, Lsbeek whoa twas taken by assault;
the captain aud three seamen Of whleh
were killed ~
Ga the 10th the Freach took possession
Of Hanover, under the eommaad Of mar.
shall Aser,ier.
TIE fortress of HsmsIe, 10 the eIecfor.
ate of Hanover. eapi .uta,ed en- the filth
inst. II surrendered t. the kirg of Hnl
land. who commanded aesegr..
On the 18th the dutehy of Oadenbureh
was. taken possession Of forshe king of
Holland, by Balaviaa troops.
The mos, serious news 70 the Unifed
SIasss is tia, relative to sur Affairs with
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From tic ~ Z. Gazette Of January 81

Last evening the ship Cato, capt Colt,
arrived a; this pert in so days from Liver.
pool This arrival furnishes Us with news
nearly month later than before received.
To captain Colt we are indebted for Len
don papersso December 6, inclusive. We
have oaly time to give the leading articles,
which, with the marine intelligence from
Lloyd's Llss, &c. makss thus day 'sGazeste
highly interes:ings
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-10-30
TIL ITO NJ

Z J AVING engaged gentleman Of approved ahili-
4 ties ailiilant the luLtriber embraces the
earieN opportunity to inform hisfrsnds IN the city
and viciuage Of Richmond, that the additional mum.
her Of ten or twelve Gudeuts will be admitted into
his Academy He at the fame time begs leave to ae-
quaint the publc 10 general thar he has moved his
Academy 10 that large ard commodous houie next
70 the late Or. Curfie'i the Min Greet, Shocku
6u', whtrs he continues to nhfu4 the youths o,
both exe' ia she following branches and the fol-
loving terrs, w:
Creek 3. Wrench languages PSF ann. 60 dolls
I@iin langu, q, MahemA;ic. Gengraph, ufe II
the Giobes EgIni Graunar r-a9 ,czliy, Cypherng,
&c &c. az 40 doafs 70 BIZ pad qusrterIy.
Executive Of FIVE d0,.ar. e.',sGce mo~ey.
IHRiiS "a. OSWOI.D.
n j. The Cen,lemen ard Ladies otcupy fepa.
foo'ps.
C3obeI II. lsW9wT.
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NOTICE

apIH be j5ld, or TJg,jl-y tie 5H Nov. 1907. in he
Tazpn ef AfanebsGer att6s DsoslEi4g HogiE Of b.
i,tr 9slpb C. ByOvvn, aN bis EJeafs, eoayfjqhg Of
Z HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen FURNITURE, .
y Z k ie,t OF Carpenters Tools, Kl!n of Bricks,
one Eorie and Cart one Cow and five Sheep. The
terms will be- made known on the day Of iale. Al(o:
At the ian,e time and place, viii be hired nine ME-
GROES, until Chriamas, lSos among whom are,
two good Carpenters, aud one pair CT Sawyers. 1t is
requelted that thole who have claims asain the aid
eftate, will inake them known, before the day
OF fa!e ard ,hoie who indebted faid etta,e Ell
ther b. bond oherwiie, will peafe make payment
10 the Administrators.
MARY BROWN, AGzs;6-rfyix
JNo HoWLBrT. Adsriayfrot.r.
02uber l6. Gtg
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WILLIAM McCAHE.
N.A7CH ~ CLOCE MAKER

E-H7CH MD CLOCK MAKER:
Fa' mo>et f,on bi5 orty FAINT, 7vlj4b 7vas nea, Ii,
BeG Taye,r, 10 tie 7psI kro5rq ,lqad ob5,fis GleEs
GawbArs foys, and one dur ot2vs Mr. B,ooirI Dry
Goa3 fare nearly eb@ghte III. eoG f,ess hosing Eo1,
yno7o's kyiige to Bv,a', 7o0,e.b9rjs.
"a e HERE all Commands III his Inc ill be prompt
w ~ attended to and executed with fidelity and
dpaj-h. lie returns hi. Gneere thanks Tor pah ia
Sors, and hopes his attcuuOn bufueis will guaran-
re continuance. re has hand and i'll
keep fupply OF WATCHES, h'eh he will war
rant iilewne an sforment VI Grains, Keys, anG
Seals Of hyperion quality.
October 81. IT,
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VOLUME 4. !
ELLIS y ALLEN,

ELLIS y ALLEN,
l'ALL q FASHIONABLE GOODS,
(seletaed by one of the partners,)
Rs.eSosd BY u. CAtrk from Lsnden ard PRorKcT2Ess
jrsm Lv.ySoci:
: -AMoNgs5 lRs-
ID EST London iuperfne aud extra fupsrine Cloth,,
ID and fuper6ne double and Jingle n,illed Keriey-
peres,
Patent Princes Cords,
ROYAL patent Satin Velvet,,
Nett PaataIoons,
Stripes, and rich tif1ue Silk, fix Cuttings,
Black Florertines and Moislkns for VETS,
Gsutleulen's Vandykes,
Worried, cotton, fix and Angola Hofe,
Ladtes garle and worried do.
Rsin cotton * laced Clocks do. from 32 to s. 1rony
Black cotton and wor0oi ditto,
Centen,ens fashionable HEAVIER and patent fik Hats
Hefians' Boots and drels Pumps
Elsgant Cambria Jaeunst Robes,
Sareene,ts, Grapes and opera ard imperial Nets,
Italian Silks and Chanbrays,
Cambrics and Mullins,
fawn. Crimion, Negona India Man,les, Sd & IA.
Maroons of different eoours, Spider Net Balloon,
Redtox LYME aud Barawche MufIs and Tipps's,
Ladies beft kid Shoes,
LIMERICK aud York Town Cloves,
"A Irh Linens, 5-4 Sheetings, Long Lawns and
ipme Irfh Diaper and Damalk .able Cloths,
Irh and French Cambricks
brufelrs Carpets aud Rugs,
Coatings and Cloths Fanne!e, aud ready made Great
Goats, Pcliiias, Surtout Cnas aud Small C,oathes
&c. &c. &c. which they will fell very low for sals
ar on d fhort crsdit TO good cuGon,ers.
Oct. go. eplmSSoawim
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JOHN SOUTHGATE,

ar HIS STORE, OPPOSITE TIE posr-orr1cE,
Hasjse reasiofd an addition 20 bis foekef
DRY GOODS.
Also, IN As,o2gMEHT OF
GROCERIES, Sc.
CROCKERf 81 CHINA WARE;
wv HIGH are offered low for cah, or barter
Wv for country produce.
N. B. Beit London SEINE TWINE and NAIL. g
Of all flies.
O3ober rs. epst
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.DOCT. DANDRIDGE

DOCT. DANDR!DGE
TJhViNG taken the final! tenemsnt lately the pro-
Z l. perry of Mr.. Daniel Gordon Of Manehener,
purpoies praaicing PH1i5IC q SURGER2- in this
town aud its vicinity
Mancheler, &C. "a. spSw.
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NOTICE.

tiE Creditors Of Mr.. George GrcFnhcw, are
hereby notified, that Dividend will he made our
Vsndue- Office, Monday. the oth of November
rext, where they dei'sd TO attend with their &C
counts properly authenticated,
TAYLOR q BROWN, Tr1Rsls.
Gd 20 ert9thNov.
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NOJp- LANDING IND FOR SALE,
% hhds. Loaf Sugar 20 hhds. Equality brown
90 bids Rye WhiNey Sugar
~ hhds Antigua Rum Is boxes Cotton Cards
10 Tierces Prime green 10 salls Malaga Vine
CoIee. ton Patent Shot.
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DODGE 6 COBB,

DODGE g COBB,
FTAVE iuft received very general and elegant
y 4 aiIortnient Of
FALL 81 WINTER GOODS;
Which are much lower than ever before fold in this
city. October 2o.---OD
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IN STORE

40 bags Green Coffee so hhds. n. z, Ram
30 hays Pepper 10 pipes 4th proof Cog
80 boxes by 10 Giais mac Brandy
70 trunks Shoes 90 KEGS Hamiltons
2 tor b.r Lead \ Snuff.
TERM liberal, and made known on application
20 HENRY HOVEY
Ooober 20, lsC.. ep5w.
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day. -The7 declare, that II their water and
proyihops do MT come TO them as ufual, fbry
soM iay three Aof Of spa, a'org Jflr Hampton
5s,sd fbcfr barge aHsre, and fike siem tyjsree
The Hampio nins are eating halls aad making
cartridges to bi them welcome"
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NEW-YORK, Jure II.
CO III M U MIC TON.

e. q NJ NJ u ~ l. n u a..
The bou(e of appeal recommended their TT
tings at London on the 10th Of April latt, after
fdfpenfon of all proceedings for more than
! S months.
Upwards Of fxty American claims were wal
ting 10 be heard. The frf argued was that of
the Active Stoteibury, matter, from Bordeaux
for n. Orleans. This flip had been captured
by the privat>er Turk, in December 1904 and
her cargo condemned by the Vice.. dmralty
Court at Antigua, upon the plea that the clal-
mart had acquired French doTicil.
Judge Bian, made the cafe Of the Harmony,
Bool, the ground for the condemnation of this
cargo.
For the Claimant, Sir John Nicbol, & Doctor
L9wrcrcr.
Fortbe captors, Mr.. Stephen, author of war
in DJguife.
STpch learning and ability was difpIayed in
The argUrnsn., CO both iidcs.
Sir jain Nichol, was truly eloquent, and
drew flrong dilintions between this cafe and
that of the Harmony.
Doacr Lawrence, was as ufual very fuccefs
fri on points Of law.
MIR. stephen, exhibited an afe cling pc1ure
OF the calamities of war, protraeled as he fad
by The ovation Of neutrals, in the iupport of ID,
enemies Of Great Britain.
On the 18Th Of ApH', their Lordnlips pro
nounced ia favor Of th. appeal, aud reaorcd il
the ufJal way.
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MOB IN NORFOLK

We have feen letter from Norfolk dated on
Friday evening lait, which repreients the continued
ard increaled agitation of the public mind in chat
place. The following circun,sisres occurred on FRI
day mornings which for time ieenlsd to threaten fe
rious contemporaries
An officer up from the Britifh frgate Bello-
na anchored his tender the fort and proceeded
up in yawl TO the Conful's houfe--a mob inaantly
collected, whole fury il alof impoiiible TO ref
train furrounded the Conul's houie, ard demanded
the officer. The town court was then fitting-CoI
Hamilton Immediately repaired to the court.houfe.
and claimed the interference of the civil AUTHORITY
After much difficulty, the indignation of the mob
was reNrained and the Britif officer was permi,,ad
to return on bopd his Glip unmolefied The tender
was taken poneilion Of but being under the protee
ton of the fort, reltored under a ap of truee =
The writer of the letter fay, The agitation this
created, you icarcely fuppofe-I really thought
they would have torn her (the tender) to atoms"o
We ibsll make but one remark on the above
Would not the principles of juHice and retaliation
have authorized us to retain the officer and men until
the American citizens impreiTed OH board the Belo.
ma, were reRored to their countryi Nay until am.
pie latisfson given for the unjut feizure of the
four men from the Chefapeake, two Of whom not.
withdrawing the imperious demand for then, by III,
Brith are faid be actually dme,ieaa born Cif.tg,
When countrymen are cruelty faughteret
withou, any for, of provocation, why iiould we be
70 much afraid of openly manife1ng the juh refent
ment of an injured and niulted people We cannot
conclude without avowing opinion that the tam,
and rrefolute conduct fhewn towards the commando
the Brtil tender, does not accord with the fpir
aud the energy of the Norfolk Revolutions
Pet. Int.
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shYANNAH, June G,
INDIAN nj n r VI.

INDIAN III HRM
ESfraH IF a letter fran 81. Mary'J, dated Ma,
81, rreeiTed h5iJ morning ~ a gehfie0Iau o
tAiJ CITY.
We are very much agitated with an Indian
alarm, which am really inclined to think, will
canfe failure Of our June court Two In.
dams have been down St. Mary's river, 10 a
place called 1radeI's Hill, and killed man Of
the name Of Greene, in nolt borrid and cru
81 manner. IL appears, that they were wei
ted aud treated by Greene after which ne
took his feat IL nade CO, at the door, wher
they both took ihtir guns, Hr throueh bi1
and cur OPEN his bowels with their kniyes. H.
: Y" ADD chilifea, unGcrfand, we!s rot nc
kasd 10 ther -loape
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oDol3,e9ttt.
FROM BosToN, JUNE ls.
BRITISH FRIENDSHIP!


Extract of letter from gentleman in Esft.
port, Maine, to his representative here, dat
ed the 9th of June.
"Yetterday an Englfh cutter belonging TO
Halifax came up this river, and meeting a num-
Der of plaiitermen goirg ont, prefIed fifteen OF
them, and after obtaining them two or three
hours dlmifed them She then went into
inug cove, where lhe met capt. Perry coming
IN, and brought him to, by firing gun. Soon
after, as capt. Merriman was getting unier
weigh, the cutter pulhed for him, and fred 9
guns with flot, which topped him but while
the cutters boat was boarding capt. NJ. capt.
Perry filled and bore away, on feeling which the
cutter gave chafc, and lodged fhot in his fore
mai. The pa!Iengers told me they never con-
bdered themfelves in greater danger, as the
cannon balls, grape ihot and mnfl.et balls, few
thick for fome time. Perry, however, got out
OF reach, and efcaped without any other da-
mage than that done his matt. A midfhipman
who boarded capt. Merriman, ordered Ifrael
Andrews into the boat, who replied 81 am CO.
Ing into my own boat ! the midihipman damn
ed hum, and told him he lhould 20 into the
cutters boat-a quarrel enfued, when the
midihipman knocked down Andrews, then put
PIito to his h-oah, and told hin, il ne tt;;d1
Immediate! comply. he would blow him
Through. He went in the boat, but was af-
forwards difmiffed. They boarded vefIe off
"oH 'nS,:". tne men ns,"s se;11ne aihore sx-
cept TIE matter, and cut the hoops OF ,"S f,alls
from the mats, hove the anchors over, and left
the captain to get in as he could. They pref
ed John Berry from one ofthe plaitermen, and
carried him off. The cutter is now lying off
and on Head harbor, waiting for more prey.
What other mi: ,',ief they will DO before they
leave us, no one can tell.
n r IL.
conduct of the Briti!h, will now acknowledge
they are as capable of behaving with as much
wantonnsfs and viIIainy as any other nation i'll
the world"
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ms army is fronger by $50, 900 men than Il was
at tue commencement of the war, aud hold
out the Profpca 90 his fnrprifng, turning, and
'i~rornding the Ruiiian army, and compelling
t!em to receive from him either death or law.
his Swedifh Msjefty hasrefufsd to ratify the
extraordinary armiflice concluded by Gen. EE-
len, whom he had removed from his com mand.
y reinforcement of 5000 Swedes has been or
aered to be embarked for Stralrund, and the
Sweocs will have in Pomerania an army of not
les than $4,000 men. Bspaparte will thus be
ool,ged to keep ftrong force to watch them,
and ms grand army will of courfe be weaker
than 1t would have been had the armiGice been
ratihed.--The Vienna Conrt Gazette, in an ar
ticie under the head of Turkey, Rates, that the
Iiu!hans have made an unfuc cefsful attempt TO
!ake the Cattle of Tenedos. The Dardanelles
lsarietly bockadsd by the Ens'ih and Ruff.
a's. Tue Turks in the interior are defeated in
every encounter with the RuiIians. We fhall
loon fee whether they will he more fuccefsful
nsder Mahomet's Randard, which has been
conveyed from the Molque of Sophia, with ex-
traordinary folemnity and pomp, to the camp
near Adrianoplc.
The tran!ports that were at Portsmouth, have
been ordered to the Downs TO receive troops
Immediately. Ten thoufand foot, it is faid, are
TO be embarked, and -four ihoufand horfe. -Four
companies of artillery have been embarked at
Wooi@ich. Three troops Of gunner drivers
are ALTO under orders for entarkatisn.
Orders have been difpatched by government
to the cou,miee,. of the cb1oms, to he for
,"ssTded to all TIE Dat pots for laying an EN-
barge upon all fhips and vciIals belonging to the
Gtlad Segnor; and alto from the admiralty.
to the commanders Of Kings fhips and priva-
teers to detain and bring in all veGcla, proper
ty, sec. belonging TO the fuijcas Of the Otto
man Porte.
The French have taken poftfiion of the it.
lands of Uiedom and Wan in pu, fuauce of the
armiitce which the King of Sweden has not rJ-
tilted.
Price of Stocks this day at I2 O'Clock, per
cent. Cons. for money 6s I-e ss-For May.
Account IS l.2 3 8 3 per cent. red Omnium
4 prsn.
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Britiih Conful's Office, Norfolk,
N..o;,,a lam. Or 1oA-

Virginia, June 25, 1907.
To Briqo9irr General MATHEWS, Chairman of
tire Csmmiiter aAp9iatfd TO carry into e6ta tie
ReiolniOn5, Ge.
SIR,
" As do not peri [9ly underfand how far
the contribution of the Revolutions adopted at
the meeting held yeRerday, as they refpe6t the
communication between myfef and his Majef-
ty's Hips in the Chefapeake, may be fuppoft d
IL extend, l beg leave to erqnire of you, Sir,
as the Chairman of tie Committee appointed
TO carry thoie reiolulions into effect, whether
any on what refraint is thereby intende:, to be
laid on my communication with the King
1,ps-whether the fchooners which have hi
therto been uled as advice boats, will be per-
mtied to pats as heretofore, uninterruptedly,
and whether there will be any objection to my
felf, or any of my family, going backwards or
forwards to the ihps of war below, in fuch
boats as may oe allowed to carry my corref-
poudeucs, or to our going yand to- the Bay
fde, and embsrking from thence and returning
to the lhore in the fhip's boats.
1 have the honor to remain,
With perfect refpect, Sir,
Your mon ob6t. humble fervt.
JOHN HAMILTON.
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NOTICE.

TIE BootS PaPrrI and Aeeous Of the LATE 1frredafie
firm eFMeCREDtE u MeMILLsN, IF bt Ctr Of
Riebmord, being in he 6e6fl7oa Of Ceoyps Me
Cysdie, Of tie sdniny9rafors Of Joba 1hCyedTs.
dce'q.d, rob0 NE hyViVigg payfaer Of 1feCreIie
y A8e71il4si
II WHEREFORE, all thofe who are indebted either
A by fpecialty otherwife, are requcaed to
make immediate payment to George Me Credie, or
make luch other arrangement may be mott con-
dueiYe to the intere Of the fdid concern as well as
the debtors thereof 1t is expected that due atten-
ton will be paid this notice it is d, firabe that
elofe ihoud be Immediately made of the tranfaSi.
ons Of the above mentioned firm.
NANCY McCREDIR, Hde,'yx.
JAMES PENN,
GEORGE MCBRIDE, Ad"'''
Manchener, July J. A.
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William Afhley and fome. others went at.
ter them two days face, if miltake not /; and
Ian night, about twelve O'clock, an exprefs
came with orders from General Floyd, order
ing out orr troop Of hor!s in Pprfuit y! the Of
tenders, and f'-r of the foot if necciiity re-
quires. A p @Sf the hor!s, lay tx Ok eight,
are gonc.p