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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

English three deckers carry 42 ID. can
con of lower battery, in seventy four 80
ID. cannon. French, Russian aud Spanish
three deckers carry 48 ID. OF lower battery,
ia an eighty aud seventy four So; the Da-
nish. Dutch and Swsdes, of same call51e.
All the cannon that is mentioned must be
loaded with one third par, weight of the
balls 10 the mor,ars. cue ounce aad halt
for the bomb filed vii powder, 80 or 90
degrees force.
N. b. If government should require
guns and mertars Of heavy metal, TO dc.
fend their seaport towns, as given above.
would engage to furnish correct proper,
tons of the size and other particulars rela-
tive to them, ADD likewise The construction
add the preparation of The carriages to
wo.k .hsu, by ligh. me. hanical .contri-
vances. would furnish plans for the
whole for a proper compensation and,by
SO doing am confident the advantages
arising from the same would snpercsde all
other improvements in this part of the
globe.B Besides a considerable saving
would arise in the end, and hnally be a
means of better security from attack by an
enemy.
WIN. SHULTz, engineer. 4
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Property for Sale.
: OTICF Is Aere5u eliven, That !

ATOTICE is hereby given, That in pursu-
IN. ance of deed of trust from Mr.. Will
am Wilson to the lats William Craik, Esq.
to secure the payment ola certain sum of mo-
ney therein mentioned, to William Fitzhugh,
Esq. shall, as the executor of the said Will
liam Craik, proceed to sell, on the first day
Of September next, On the premises, one moi
ETY. Ola three story Brick House, situate on
Water-street, in tile town of Alexandra, now
in the occupation of Dir. James Kennedy, and
also small Lot adjoining it; upon credit of
90 and 40 days, with interest from the date
Of the notes the purchasers to give their
notes with an approved endorser or endor-
sers.
EDMUND I. LEE,
Executor Of William Craik, deceased,
who was the trustee.
August 8. 2awts.
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Richard Radcliffe,
Fairfax County, State of
Virginia, Aug. Is. law3m
lay3nl
FOR SALE.

A TRACT Of LAND, situate in tho
"A county of Fairfax, within four miles Of
the courthouse, lying in. the fork of Popss-
Head-Run and Giant s-Castle- Branch, con-
tanning four hundred forty three and quar-
ter acres. It is good farming land, nearly
one half in woods, and heavily timbered it
abounds in a suficiency Of good meadow land,
and a number of neyer-failing springs, witha
good mlli-seat at the junction of the above
mentioned streams. The Improvements are, :
a framed dwelling housc, that, with a small
expence might be made neat and opmforta-
bic, together with kitchen, stables, cornr
house., negro quarter, &c. ali partly new, N
a healthy situation.
21rms-One half in cash, or negroes at va
luation-and a credit Of enc, two, or three I.
years for the balance. For further informa- J.
ton apply to the subscriber On the premises.
Robert Radcliffe.
+ alrtax County, Aug. So. lawSm
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Qleraantia Dajlp a0berttset.
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is.

We have received 90 mails from the
south for the two lass days, owing, i is
supposed TO the heavy rains. Accounts
from that quarter lead Us TO apprehend
considerable damage has been done. The
,bridgs al Colchester has been carried away
by the Fresh--as Likewise the bridge az
Occcquan, and The dams al the latter place
have bsen injured. The mill-dams at
Dumf.iss have also been broken. and il is
feared intelligence from other quarters will
no. prove more favorable.
Or No Northern aiailthis day The
freshin the Potomac is SO great that the.
ferry boats cannot cross,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

Ooe ouace Of powder will burst one
hundfed pounds weight. An Experiment
made IA Europe, with a 20 Id. shot against
a sand wall, it was found tina. the ball en-.
tered 90 feet; OLD. shot, a, the distance
of 500 feet, entered 10 feet within the
wall heavy cannen, such as 48 and IS
Founders, at The distance of 1900 fse1 en-.
tered 10 or l2 fset-,his bsll will flv in.
one second s68 feet: 10 half a minute ?
miles.
The following shews how far ball of
the diffsrer. callbtes entered an oak wall,
al tue distance of 1900 feet, viz.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

70 -yhrcb nil be added, a F.lRcE in tqvo acts,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

Nv The doors to be opened at six, and the
performance to begin precisely at quarter
past seven o'clock.
tn .dda,ittance-BOX, ONE DoILAR-PI7,
sgvEN4z-FIyE cEN7s--GALLERY FIF7r
cENTS.
Tickets to be had at the Office, in front Of
the THEATRE, at Gadsby's Hotel, and at the
Office of the Daily Advertiser.
August A.
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R. GRAY,
Booksel2er, Rfag Street


D espro.A :. T. a K L AZ
| l,.,5Ssst - - FULLY informs the public,
ass ssne continues the cONFECTFI0N, ION
nj sasss at the old stand on King.ss,..s,.
Sac hhlI - continuance of their custom g
y sapoly e'and intends to keep constant
ID rs.ai y articles in her line : wholesale
lss saong which are
s'' uiillaa eS.. aaa SWEET. MEATS. tope-
d, Wy ,s shop. = uSie usual IN a con-
lapEEa s.ANcHovlEs & cApERa
/ opsSET 0II mall
S sSlllO fAIs FLOWER OVER WATER.
Sssst
dat
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15
!. WIS I.AKEN Up, ADRIF7;,
A BOAT.
The Subscriber

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends &
" the public at large that he always keeps
a. general assortment of nails, bFads and
sErigs of every description, for sale at his
nail nantlfactory, Union Street. Merchants
and others may be supplied on as good terms
asat Philadelphia or Baltimore. lie has late
ly commenced the Blacksmith business, inits
various branches-those who favor him with
their custom in that line may depend on hav-
ing their work done with neatness and dis
patch. Orders from country merchants and
others, fer nails, will be duly attended to, and
every favor gratefully acknowledged.
Horace Field.
4 s,s HOOP IRO.TI'or Sale at the factory.
August Is cost
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WIN. SHULTz, engineer.

ARRIVED,
Brig Louisa, capt. M 'Namara, Al days
from Madeira Ballast. George Ssa,
cum.
Spoke, in lat. So, long. SO, 80, schooner
Ethan Allen, captain Holmes, from Bait.
g DAYS OUT, bound to Rarbadoes, all well.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

Just Rsceiyed, =.
md For Sale BY coTTollsy STEWAR7S /,
Cars Stranger in Ireland.
(pfiee oas Dokar.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-15

en- ~ Complete sets of SALMA-
|hv NV, n'' As lar as published, or a.
Sets 1 mall to complete broken
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
TUESDAY, OcToBER 6, 1907.
Thirty casks freh Rice,
Just received,
Ind far sale by
Mordecai Miller.
% 4
Or REMOVAL.

September %.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
Robert Cray.

BOOKSELLER, Arg street, 31era94aa7a, has lately
~ received for sale the jtsllOssTng .a,'!icles
Reeyes's water colors, in boxes, con-
taising from six to eighteen colors ladies'
Japan dressing cases; japan ink-chests dura-
bic ink for marking linen superfne warrant
ed black lead pencils; pounce and pounce
boxes, eamels' hair pencils for drawing SUI"
perfine red sealing way; indian ink parch
ment; violin strings, bows and bridges; Ger
man flutes; one well finished clarinet; one
hautboy; instructions for flute and violin =
tooth powder and brushes; red military fea-
theirs black do. with red tops pocket ther-
ting and wrapping paper; quilts; waters 4
bonnet boards; fullers' press Boards, &c. SCI
Also The folloaying leie Publications.
Warmers American revolution, 3yols. OCT.
Measc's geological view Of the U. States.
MRS. Opie's simple tales, 2 vols. II mao.
boards.
Novice Of St. Domiaick, by Miss Owen
SON;
Margaretta, by a young lady Of Philadey--
phia.
Domestic Cookery Murphy's life Of Gar
rick; Steuben's military discipline Azani's'
maritime laws pieces Of Irish history, By.
w. ]. Mac Nevan, &C.
For sale By the dozen,
School bibles and testaments; SCOTS les
sons; Murrays English reader: introduction
to reading; Columbian orator looking-glass>
Tor the mind Philadelphia lafin grammars
school dictionaries assorted spelling-books
primers; states; playing and message cards;
INK powder; bonnet boards, SC. &c.
O.V HIND,
a large stock of ready-made blank books,
OF various sizes; blank account books ruled.
and bound o+aly given pattern, at short no.
tee October S.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
Lost or MBlaid,

A LIGHT hogshead Tobacco Note, en-
Ia Aqaaa Wareaouse, dated 2fst Of April
1907, marked a G no. 7s-gross weight is
not known without reference to said ware
house-tare los inspected by Stone and E.
derington, for Alexander. Cummings--the C
may be construed IS G.--The pdhbliTc are here
by forewarned from purchasing said Note, as
it will be stopped st the warehouse and new
note issued. -
James NJ. Robertson.
October 3. 81
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
mo. 2o35.

DY virtue Of decree Of the county court
~ of Prince William, Viii be sold to the
highest bidder on the 29kl instaut, before the
tavern Of Benjamin Bronaugh at Hay Market,
on credit ofsix months, the purchaser Civ
Ing bond and approved security for the pay
ment-The following tracts Of land belonging
TO the estate Of Henry Dade Hooe, deceased,
One tract containing about
100 lying in fauqaisr c6upsy on the road aiding
from Hsymarket to Frederiekbarg, the quality Of the
foil extremely good.
One other tract Of land Gtuafe
in Fauquier County the Thorough fare mills con-
tanning goo acres, having i. Dwelling Store
houfe and Offices, aloa Merchant on never fall.
ing Grcam capable Of being rendered extremely yaIua
Die. The soil OF this land extremely tric and about
one fourth of it good meadow land.
The Decree under which this land is to be fo.d Is
founded on the will of laid H. D. Heoc ordering tho
iane 70 be fold for the repayment Of his debts. @
John H. Peyton,s ~.
VIM. A. G. Dadc, esH -
Oetobers. dsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
Ruilia sheetings 6 Ravens Duck.
Just ,reeei0ed a jte.v Bates-- 81
FOR SIZE By
John G, Laid :; { t;
September IS. q
Public Sale,
OaSAIURDAY, the 10th day OF October
siexr, will be sold, on the premises,

49,
GA SAEURDAY, the 10th day Of October
ncxt, will be sold, on the premises,
q Tract OF Land, belonging
to the estate of Captain Richard Conway, de-
ceased containing seven hundred and thlr-
-tY-niac nd.half acres, adjoining the. lands OF
sS1Isilliaia Fitzhugh, Mrs. Washington, OF
Hayfeltl,. Mfr. Duiany and Mr.. Cooke, and
Stying between SIX and seven miles from A
|lexantris. A particular description oftthe
land is supposed unnecessary, as any dispos-
ed to purchase will probably examine it,
The terms Of sale viii be on a credit Of six,
twelve and eighteen months bond, with app
proved security, together with a mortgage on
tile. premises will be required. Persons dis
posed to attend the sale will meet at O'Clock
fat Mr. Bsnsoa's tavern, on the Colchester
road, from whence il IS proposed to proceed
to the land and to commence the sale precise.
lv at la O'Clock. This tract VIII be divided
toaccomino,latc purchsers.
4.aa or tAc Monday tolloa,ng, The atb
day Of October,
3 VIII be sold, on the premises,
sA tract of Land, lying on the.
west side oftae old road leading from the taiia
church to Alexandra, containing one hun
tsred and eighty FIVE acres, being a part of5a
tract Oh land sold by William H. Tcrritt to
B aatwin pade. This land will be laid off iR
lots Of about twenty five acres each.
III lie sQgle time ara flace vii be sold,
Some Lots Of the Stump Hill
Tract, containing from three to- i've acres
cash--thc terms Of sale the ssfs.e as theta
bose.,
.tssld on Wedns5aGe, Me 18th Q tie tame
month,
VIII be sold for ready money, at public a.ic-~~
ton, at the coffee house, In Alexandria,
Thirty-si Shares Of Alexandra
Bank Stock.
WILLIAM HERBERT
AZ. FITZHUCH 81
Il. I. LEE,
September J s dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06

4yNILLLAl1 SE.4RILE has removed
tosthe lower end of King-street, Opposite to
Mr.. Hugh Smiths glass and china warehouse,
where he has an extensive and general assort-
ment of GROCERIES, sc. for sale on his
usual terms.
. September 25. dit
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
BRYAN HAMPSOM

BK.t AIN, n AMfoO1Y
HAS FOR SAkE.
10 pipes old port
do. Madeira s
SO quarter casks Lisbon y
So 70 o.particular Tenerins s.
Is do. Malaga
Is pipes old cognac brandy
5 do. 4th proof Holland Gin
5 hhds. Sd proof Antigua rura
IL do. first quality molasses
do. green copperas
2 do. alum
go do. brown sugar
20 bags pimento
Is do. pepper
10 chests young Tyson =
10 do hyson skin s.
S do. imperial q
100 bags green coffee
$50 kegs madden
SO do. ground ginger
80 do. raisins
1900 lbs. Bace.., we'll cured
kegs salt petre
A quantity of fine and ground alum salt:
At all times lie has the FIRST quality flour fo
family use on hand--with number of othe
articlas-al ofwhich he will sell low on hi
former terms.
Aug. 81 d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
Notice IS hereby gwen,
r. HAT in consequence ofa deed Of
September ] s.

4
HAT in consequence ola deed Of
s trust from Henry D .'Heoe, late ofPrincs
William county, deceased, to secure the sula
Of three hundred ard cighty-one pour.,is nine
teen shillings and three pence, due tc Alex
ander Smith, Of Alexandria, from the said
II. D.. Hooe----on the first day of the next dis
sriet court to be held at Hay-Market, in
Prince William county, tbeing the 18Th day
OF next month"; shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, for ready money, A TRACT
OF LAND, situate in the county of Fauquier,
containing one hundred and fifty acres-which
Land has on it 3 Mil, a Store House and a
comfortable Dwelling House, with necessary
Out Houses is situated about five miles frola
Hay- Market, and was formerly occupied by
Nathan Matthew The sSle viii take place
at the tavern of Bcnjannia Bronough. il the
towa Of Hay Market.
R. Young.
September-f2. ats
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-06
Land for Safe.

TO be Sold, on the premises, on
Thursday the 18th of October next, a small
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county OF
Fairfax, containing about one hundred and for
ty acres. This Land lies about seven or eight
miles of Alexandria and George Town, has q
sufficient quantity af wood and meadow land,
and IS well watercd. It lies adjoining the seat
of Dr. Henry Rose, and would make com-
fortabls retreat for a town family in the sickiy
season. Capt. Joseph Powell will shew the
Land 10 any person wishing to view it, before
tie day of sale, when the terms which IS ex-
pected to be accommodating, will be made
knownby
The Legatess Of Nathan, Smith, DECD.
SeptamDer 9 dts
The subscriber has on hand,
A few Bales of GOODS. suitable to the ap-
preaching season, which he will dispose Of
at low advance, on.a,libera, credit, viz.
BLUE KERSEIS
BLUE CLOTH
MIXED COATgNGs
BAIZES
WHITE SWANSKIN
MIXED FLANNELS
NARROW CLOTHS
5 FLANNEL SERGE
BEAVER COATING
! DCWLAS
Also, just Landing,
Is hhds.st Croix SUGAR, of good qaa-
lily.
puncheoes ST. Croix RUM, Sd prf. and
pipes Cognac BRANDY, 4th prf-
James Patton.
September 10 d
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Public Sale.


~ vsrsss IF = deed Ct trass ffi.ens PLLILET
WdN7oFcad gl.6f Y his scgfe, TO the sa6-
xnbsss, . ascaae Gt6t ozuingg By him to the
SGak Of y5lsraadria, on. 9saLrRSD.4Y the
10 day q October ssert, FaN DC. erhosed TO-
Mls, on cre0ft q SIC, fqrrt0s and eighteen
noaths, ce'7,yfng an iSfercst from that day,
seserai IslI'S a,td fstasretta Of GRQII.ND, IL
The t's''. q .Heraad,fa, toseit.
h1lndIVlded Molety ola piece
aGFeund5 with the improvements, lying up
@Ae iFsst SIDE Of Reyatstreet and to the
sl'awaE o. king-strGSt, fronting twenty
a'e ieet sixsiaches ON Royal-stfeet, and ex-
saalng back one hundred and twenty-three
se' nse anehes--thc whole ground subject 20
= aaanlal rent of fifteen pounds twelve shil-
ass Virginia currency.
4 piece OF Ground, lying up
~ - me west side of Columbus-street and to
y, southwark of King-street, extending on
~ street sixtys feet seven inches to
s"s1ey tectailey, theE westwardly with the
~ sae alley one hundred and sixteen feet
4. "0saer alley fourteen feet ten inches wide,
s ~ aOriswardsy with the line of that alley
s.a ss's 81 ieet seven inches, then eastwardly )
Ssa ,y-sanr feet three inches and an half, then.
~, Ssssaiy torty feet, then eastwayeily nine-s
) ! 'eet eight inches and an half-subicct~
sr : ananaai rent of forty-nine dollars fifteen
Z Square Of Ground, con-,
W. we acres, lying on the south side of.
ses uest, north side of Wilkes-sreet,
s,sa aoe OF Patrick-strest, and east side of
~. AsiaFge Frame Store & Ware
I 's.s bull. upon piece Of ground King on
mi = sit'e of pince-street and to the east.
ks xa fairiax-street, the ground is thirty
kSssa inches front on Prince-street, the /:
pidass, nsariy covers the whole front, the
aa' Is ensured.
James Keith,
a..., John C. Herbert, )
''aass IS III dis
s.s, a'lng IN It's Various branches
~su q this Office.
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,HORWELLS

Celebrated Patent Su,pe,sders
EOR Ease, Elegance, Strength, &c. far. ex-
ceeds any in use. To be had wholesale
and retail at the MASUFAcToRT, lower end
of Prince Street Alexandria.
EB. The Subscriber has a complete as
sortment well adapted for the Winter Season,
and can supply wholesale purchasers on adj.
vantageous terms.
Richard Horwell.
Seat.25 dom.
DIRECTIONS.
The buttons on the back parts of the waist
and ought to be placed the same distance
som each other, as the two center buttons on
ne Suspcnders, to prevent improper strain
lng, and thereby destroying the ease designed
IN the construction ofthe article,
Richard HoTWell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-06
BOSTON. April g.
FROM FTTpOpF

Yesterday the fast sailirg ship New Packet,
Cant. T. Tro,t, arrived here in 7 days from
Liverpool. IL was currently reported, that the
Russian army had been entirely rou'ed and de-
fsa,et nv the French; but w conid obtain only
two London papers of the 2Sd OF riarcl,, both
OF which are silent - 20 any news from The
Continent. They state that the British public
we've uuch aFita'ed by the reports of d,Tfren-
ces in the cabinet. on the subject CT tie BIZ 70
enable Catholics TO hold commissions, with The
free exercise Of their religion. in the army and
navy. This bill has been made the g-rund of
removal of ne ministry and an entire new AZ
ranSeuent was to be submitted to his M. ieGty
OF the oSih u't
The Globe of March 23i savs-----'I although
the Duke cf Pori'9nd has accepted the place of
first Lord OF the Treaury. and is now IT the
head of the ministry. we find that Viscount Mel
villa is the principal actor behind the curtain
"The French squadron lying in 'hs harbor OF
Rochefort is expected 10 put 10 sea The frat 81
vorab!e opportunity Il consists of six sail OF
the line, besides frigates and small vessels, and
is generally supposed to be destined for the w
Indies"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-06

dollars damages, is holding Mr. Farmer ur
TO the public AS an unjust man. Matmir
LIVINGSTON is PLAYING the same game to-
wards Mr.. jackson, one Of the editors Of
the Independent Republican, and the anglo
Irish impostNr Cullen, WHO'S secured from
damage by the infamy Of his character, is
trying IN make three thousand dollars out
of Mr.. Frank, one of the editors of the Pub
lie Advertiser. As the matter stands at
present rogue has better chance than
an honest man.
There is not man in the United States,
Thomas Jefferson excepted, that has been
more abused by this mean and unprinci-
pied federal faction than myself; vet have
never prosecuted anv of them. / have left
them to weller in their own lies. But had
there been Il law to punish caiumny and
lying by penalty, and the money to be given
to the poor, would have done it. But as
to damages, as 7 do not believe they have
character enough of their own to enda-
mage mine, could claim none.
THOMAS PAINE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-06
NORFOLK. Anril y.

At meeting Of the citizens OF the 30
rough OF Norfolk, AZ the Exchange Coffee
Rouse, on Saturday the 18th April, 1907,
tor the purpose OF establishing regulations
for the celebration OF the Second Crnfena-
ny .fHHiyerSzr'y Of the landing of our fore
fathers in James Town, on the 18th Nav,
1907, Col. IHon5Gs .Nrsyfon, in the chair,
Thomas A<afhe7Js, Sec'ry.
RosofUed, That subscription be opehed
and lodged in the hands OF the secretary,
FOR the purpose Of ascertaining the number
Of citizens who shall he disposed TO cele-
brate the same, and that the subscription
be kept open till the 9TH May next.
RESOLVED, That lillian .Vc,Vsu1,, Jun.
he requested to prepare an appropriate
Grafton, TO be delivered an the occasion,
on some day during the festival
RcSo5Uea, That Doctor T'hiEh BarrG5iei,
I'fLtiaM .f'e5.'sHEa, sen. RichGrd C. .frcher,
SetA Foster, sen. and ThcoHeric% Trmis-
ted, be committee to correspond with
the committees Of Gther places, and adopt
such measures Cor t.re celebration of the Jul
bilee as thcy ma deem proper.
RcsoLced, That the proceedings OF this
meeting be signed by the chairman and Sc
cretary, and be published in the Public
Ledger and in the Herald of the Borough.
THOMAS NEwToN, Chairman.
TAoMAs MATHEWS, Scc'ry.
n. b.. The Secretary has lodged sub
scription papers at the Past-Cficc, and the
3ooE-Store of Messrs. Iordans.
thrill 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-06
Latest Foreign Intelligence.
NEw-YoKK, April %.

49, ~ 4hl'iii
The ship Eliza arrived yesterday in %
DAYS from observation-disclosures by her
mention that no new battles had occurred
that Bonapartc had visited the field OF
the last battle-and that he had pronounce
ed the slaughter dreadful, an awful scene,
but necessary lesson to the princes of Eu-
rope TO deter them from engaging III war
with the invincible soldiers of France 1t
was the general belief at Bordeaux, that
the French army had been severely beat
en.-Cuiien.
Paris papers, under the head Of Hague,
March 1, give a deplorable representation
of the effects of the gale in the Texel of the
18Th Feb. which it seems was followed by
one nearly as destructive on the Doth of the
same month.
On the 18th February, the French took
possession of the small town of Naugarttn
In this affair they lost but men killed and
~ wounded--The Russians lost their can
non, 100 men killed, and 1853 taken prison.
ers.
1t was reported that the Turks had gain
ed partial advantage over the Russians.
Passwan Oglou has paid the debt of ma
ture. Two of his principal officers, each
with a considerable force, are contending
for the succession of Pacha of Widdin.
The emperor of Austria perseveres in a
strict neutrality.
The following bulletin is the last that has
been received.