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Notice Is helFUy g1yrn, -.

NUtICE Is 71lCiEUy SIVCt1,- No.
THAT the subscriber attends at his ofh9e.s
on TUESDAY and SATURDAY in every
week, agreeable to law, for the purpose of
transacting testamentarY and all other bnsi-
ness appertaining thereto: on which days all
persons concerned are required to attend. 6.
Alexander Moore,
Register Sf Wii1s fer .6Ier. County.
August axsw
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Public Sale.
vii be added to Fr1day's sal.

WW6e added 10 Fridays sales,
One trunk Of Cqlicoes -four pieces Silk
Cape Velvet; one bale of,Broad Cloths one
bale of 'Baftas, sc.
Philip G. Maritel!er.
September l6.
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T @ B. e S o L D,
FOR READY HONEY,

4. FOR READY MONEY,
To, the highest bidder, at public auction, at
Dawson's tavern, in the county of Loudoun,
and town Of Lees6urg, on FRIDAY, the
18th day of Novembernext, if fair; ifnet,
the NEXT fair day by virtue Of decree of
1.-The court of the United States. for the 5th
circuit, in the Virginia district, pronoun-.
ced at May term 1906, in a suit depending
in said court between the executors OF Da-
mel Mildred, deceased, who was surviving
partner OF Mildred and Roberts, Plaintiff
and Samuel Hough and others detendants---
600 Acres of Land,
Near Leesburg, en- the waters Of Tuscaro-
ra, in the county of Loudoun--three acres OF
Meadow near Leesburg, and House and
Lot in Leesburg; or SO much thereof as will
be sufficient to raise certain sums of money,
interest and costs, in said decree mention
ed.
William Mann, l2
Armstead Long,
Charles F. Mercer,
September IL. Jaws
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slfraaoria Dajlp a0berttses.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 10.


MARRIED, last evening, by the Rev. DR..
Muir, MIR. Iiliam II. Parry, merchant, to
hiss Mary +. Jladden--both of this place.
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Nun, Nir, Uiiidm Al. Fairy, merchant, to
Hiss Mary +. Nadaen--both of this place.
The specie collected in the Prussian terri
tories, and transmitted = Paris, filed sixty
sH vaggons.
letter from Hamburg, dated July s, says,
{ The British consul at Altoona has officially
announced to Mr. Forbes, the American con-
sui here, that neutral ships laden with neutral
property bound to Gluckstadt and Altoona,
WILDE allowed TO enter the Elbe, and also to
'tpar terirom with neutral lading.
S .NEHSl i
losae Halifax Uleeksy Chronicle of the 18th
Ut the following information, derived
! 'al Fssy RESPECTABLE source" We repub-1
SnRiOrthe information of our readers.
Aew. York Com. I'D.
me following Information is derived from
'S.srf respectable source; and, the reconcile
500 ssoe o. boSAPASTE, with MeREAv, together
sulsne wei known fact of the latter being
' s0 sctrally employed by the American co.
s'u'aens leave ne room to doubt that the
s ~ OF the plan is correctly given; though
.s = slsilante ofthe British government may
s ,saaf destroy it in the bud-or completely
e'''sat Its accomplishments -
: PARTITION OF AMERICA.
me correspondence of 7aleyrqna and
-. ss ss'rsan, which caused such surmises at
ss;na sesk IN February last, is at length deye-
~ land We can scarcely be surprised at
s.,,sas which have since followed y
ai pso.sSpAaTE and MoREAu are reconeiled.
NH = = 'i,feas'can persuade Americato break
IA 49,. .aSSsand ten thousand French troops are
|Gs s ~ with the Americans, to drive
|No,s ! from the continent. &c Canada and
na a. are to be ereetedinto a,ll4onarchy,
|Iuhss.' g to De crowned King Of .Acadie and
rA. :. .o1adas. America is to have the Flo
poro a. y well as Louisiana; and the island of
Is ;s,. Nso, or some other valuable West-ln-
& ~ 70 De given up to them. i.
suhc;.a government of America not having
Il. ps .a. energy, by the present constitution,
ss chan spem to be supported in his sndeayors
dspted ;ss and new form Of legislature a.
is IT, q which the chairis to be assumed
q -.
iieaa sos' Sniy difficulty is stated by the Anne
sa,ss 0 ~ TO arise from the nerthern
sse ao might DO ayerse to such a neigh5or
,sssa - ss'om of Acadis and Canada, go
olybs ~. a.Trenchmaa but this may proba-
~msds so oa war with England can
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The specie collected in the Prussian terri
tories and transmitted 70 Paris, filed sixty
sH Eaggons.
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The SUBSCRIBE &
Takes tie liberty, resfsecysly, 81 Informing the
ri inhabitants IF ydleranidrTa,
THAT HE WILL COMMENCE
y N q Y ENING SCHOOL
on MONDAY EYEa1yyG, ne, alst of this
& 81 present menth.
Three Dollars, if the learner
u furnish himself with light: er If the
subscriber supply him with light, Fcur Dol.
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Ncfe.--if any young gentlemen should be
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Surveying, Navigation, syc they Win please
to apply to the subscriber to know tho terms;
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Yenient to attend, if requested, either little
before or after the regular hours ofsehool.
NJ Hours of attendance, from six ill
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W. The Evenings effterforn1anee injutnre
suiN be TUESDAY, 7AuRsDAra and SA4vRDAr.
tut l.Admittance---BOX, ONE DoLLAR--PI7,
skvEK7y-FIyE ,cES7s--G.ALLERY, FIF7r
cEN7s,
Tickets to be had at the Office, in front OF
the THEATRE, at Gadsby's Hotel, and at the
Office of The Daily Advertiser
September Is.
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MEWSl

iosas Halifax Ueeksy Chronicle of the l4th
= st y the /" following Information, derived
r y gesy festecta6le source" We repub-
SnRi0rthe information of our readers.
Aew. York Com. I'D.
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,,b;,s az the same tis1,s the snip sloas
tfsa mad. the average should be gsaeral'
rs ep, A. .sFsct the insarers Of the cargo IS
sd 2 sn = those ofshe ship Ths learned ceun-
ssn III. = not conceive that It would De man
s9u' f i / .haula Sc agreed on to light the
nasu' r,tbsr than that she and the the cargo
'alr FL faII into the aahds Of eilemy, that the
saol ms incurred IN such successful contes.
sn0's a ' fslI 81 the ship aione If'so, ne could
sn0u. :. that contrary doctrine waste be laid
=, ,'s. - :, ,be present instance. $3.50
d0 S;. !. Iansaeld said, # part fthc car
~ h.s s throw overheard, torfhe purpose
s n n tae ship. lit for action, there Ss-
j -. 80. aver. ~ mist have TAKEN place. 0us
= arsnn,est OF general average IN the pre-
'a aa, esss seemed to go to his, that insurers
: =. ~ sbiD, wore in worse situation BY the
3 sssf effort wnich had bssn made 70 save
~ IAN # ,he had fallen into the hands uttis
ssmy Ths learned Sergeant mignt, how
|cscl, taks his rule.
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roads over .hsAHegssy Ao1atains, AnlsIoasr
The Romans ejun cum asgHitateswas 81.
sesnsd % hs proper tswasd 81 life devot.
cd TO the pstIIe service, and ihs peculiar
priv,lsdgs et hoeorabls old sgs. BIZ ie
lour counsry 4 seas IN eongssss nasy en.
pha,ically be pronounced 70 conter ok;um
cHm aiRni.asf. Tho mrnheEss arc absTaets
ed feom all psrplrxiDg cases aboGs the
pubic interest, and spend their Time ch,si.
y iose atius, drinking, sleeping, s wsi,srg
I home 10 ihsir.w,vss ADD shAdrss,;. 1hla
rouad ct empluymeatis diversified occa.
ssionally by snemensasy atssotian:to The
profound srud!.icn Ola Sl,aass die Au.nt
and auimasing strains Of DR.. BldvelI,
(L..L. D. Khodr Ialapd coAr8e3 arc The
modest and graceful tIosucoee Of an Al.
ston.. Nots; Before heard Aston, re-
yer had any correc. ida Of the simpler
zauaaItYs Of 'Horaee,. 80:
The robenier, tree generally known By
the name Of the false Accaeta, q now
sively cultivated in France Il had hereto.
fore bcen reared only for its fragrance but
citizen Francois de Neuicbetsu has ascertain
ed that they will, in len CT twelve yeshs attain
the size of an oak Of thirty. or forty years
standing. Citizen Neufehateau pIanted tract
of about two acpss, about. s feet from each
other, ard vailed at 20 more tl.sa 'sis francs:
in teh Years tie timber was fsltd and sold log
$4,000 iirancs; and II the tens succeeding
years, he HAD three toppings Or new cuttings
OF very sir]fsrfIe yai,,s. These trees DiaDtA
Cd in hedges, ssld cropped every ishiisa year,
form an in.penetrSahle fence, rsnderiiH at ths
same time much useful wood. The slightest
and most hungry sells VII snsWer Tor them.
q. EnsgHst hls:sr.}
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sgsig far the service. Bat 6na hian enee
seated Ia the xsldentiaf chair, scareelyea
ship eau be furnished BY alIsthesses.nteea
states 10 drive OF piisAlscal saafsndsr IRON
our shores. Ju.s So with another acobsa
the friend aud compaaion Of rtae arst.--
Hear VIA. Tom Pains said ID s1776, IN
Comnaon Scass. .sss go. 60.
q Nc soantrY Oh the globe is SO happily
situated, OF 90 internally capable ii raising
q feet, as America. Tar, timber, 3iroa
and cordage are her oaiurai produces. We
need 60 abroad for riothiug.
We ought % auild a heet 10 encourages
cormercs. ItBsing tbs best money We caa
lay out. r, IS that nice po,ns Of pohcysin
which commerce and protection are uni,ed.
Let rs build eoen If we a'ant them not.
re can never b more capable e 5sggan than
nosu.n 'sT s, 1T, -. .,t . 5 "
Such was the Language Of Pains u a77d.
II 1906 he declares 4 navy the curse and
the ruin Of every nasion. Vide Common
Sense ae lately published In the citizen and
the Aurora. VIII the hirelings Of the
Corsiczn dare ipform their readers Of this
political versatility ofthrir lesdsrsJ saarsou
and Paipes - ~
q iener frsm Fincastle SBsfetoart county,
"a J to a gentleman IN Richmond, con-
tains the isllasing important informa>
ton: ~ Is
Thar a gentleman directly from Ken.
sueky briggs information that an iasarrsc-
ton had taken plsee on the 18th Nov. az
ST. Lou,s !; thas the Spanish Tag had bees
.heaisted md nine ten,hs OF the people fock-
ed soit; thar Burr was again under arrest
and tour maTshals IN pursuit Of gen. Adair
as witness, who had left Frankfors TWO
days before, i. was behaved ter St. Louis.
ihe Kentucky people appear 10 be anach-
ed 10 the gosernmsnt---iha. an express had
JUS, passed through thar place (Fincas,le)
ireH, the presidsn, to Nasehez, only 81
hours On the roat, charged to ride $50.
miles every 81 hours, ard not so suHer the
dispatches TO be opened excepting at
Rockville, Nashville, N.sches, and Mis.
sissippi territory. -
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General Assembly ct Vrgi'slq.

81 L = e, . Nst "a
On Tuesday the senate rejected The ad-
dressso hfr. Jeferson, which had been
adopted BY ske house CT deiegssss-sye
IS. noes S.
The sena.e have adopted the bill respec,
ing court Of appeals, with cer,a,n a.
mendmsnss, which asye been agreed 70 By
sa- house of delegates. oae OF these il
to prevent the judges frca grating ap ap.
peal pa wri,s OF error or sapsrsedsas az
during the session Of the court. Another
is 10 al.sr the terms OF ths session. 1tas
annual period Of service is Row 10 consist
of three terms and is6 jaridiesl day -
| The term commencing Ga the frss OF a,
quar-, 10 70 consist of As On the FIRST Of
| ]une,. of SIS !. one ths first. Of -Oe,ebsr, Of
IS. OF course this bill has now passed
| into law. ~.
The revenue b;H;hss passed through two
readings, and is now engrossed fep third.
l, cootains the following new objects Of
taxation-1st. tax OF pei eentaR,
on the proRts of 'whasvcs. ferries aud toll
bridges. Cd, a tax Of dollars on the
!icenss OF yssdue masters, grantedby cor.
pora.icns. 81, a tax upon ordinary iieens-
80 -, - = 'o' ess NV 1o's.s :.
49,. p s: - vic .enaa ~ : p,or'..'o.
- w W. o'u'na' 's"1 'a'n@ a'e upua
e 's. ~ ~ IS asss''@'Aeo ~ so"s''s.'' =,
s.n .,..aa; :aA = :. P sI ~, upsss ~
1900 S.. - M 49,. H. s s. - ~
s,a.s - ,say ss, =. o'.A' a a,'a opO" '',e
a - ~ g, =. .s go, az ns PSI .s''
.,;p. srs. ~ s .ss = up :,
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To be Rented.

II, FHE BRICK S7loRE u. .c0MPY1Jva
H0 Use now occupied by Messrs. Ricketts,
Newton & Co.--ALso, the vacant STORE
adjoining. They are large and convenient, as.
Will be rented lew. Al2ly to.
# Ii sHoox,
IHly as Ian
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xlsml,ssia Dajlp aaasaiser.
: MONDAY, JAauAnr ls.

49, M1NOA1, JAHVAnA 49,.
cso.a;r Autin, of the schooner amelia ane,
i sfrao Basraco, which: place he left the
bs,a' December, contradicss the report tre-
.;v.a here a. few days since via asiatanz lesl
.eA., elcs hayiag been burnt BY asBritfsh
ssasdroa. Captain Az feasaar informs, that
r. hours after sailing, and in sight Of the bar
bo,. he, was boarded byS q roy boat, with six
.,m.d rasr, who irnssrdiatsiy took possession
i the vessel. and robbed the Captain of s. 1870
lolsrs and some small stores, and then re-
..,ea her. Tia boat followed the schooner
but Of BaFracoa'
The New York Gsze,,e Of Fhhraday,
,s. arhe brig Hannah, Coansll, ssriy.
a last nrigh,, bps 20, IN 50 short passage
1, reported by the pilot. We have Ham.
BAG papers 10 the 6rstof November. II
(h.y contain shy thing new, extracts shall
!, given TO. morrow. "A passenger liz the
ris infcr ms. ,ba: part Of the Freach army
adj Suffered Berlin and thst The klog OF
Prussia, with considerable foree, Was ar
has6eonTs, wne1s ne ~a @'' ~
rival OF tue RUSSIA ~ my ~usa *4o'''Sa'
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From the United States Gazette.
The worsspig often gets the hes, pear.

! The wossspiS often gets the hes, pear.
sA *a =" Italian pyoverb.
I.R understood here, among those wh O
pretend to be in the secrets of ,he ca
bines that Israel Sri,h- of Vermont is to
be attorney general, that general Lincoln
lis to resign the collee.arship at Boston in
,sbe. Spring, and tina. Dsarbora Is to sac.
eeed kim. General Yarnuna is to be sc.
eresarY at war. Or. Barnabas Bidwell. the
srageaian, is to be Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of theUni,ed Slates as soon ssiadee
Gushing IL out OF the way. provided the
president can spare his elaqusnt and suc.
cesstul labors IN congress.
lie that gains time gains a greet peiht.
Italian pfoverb.
Onahisa principle congress must have
gained prodigiously. They have been air
weeks In. session and done nothing BIZ.
pass. the. suspension law and there SCENE
at present. little prospect Of their doing
better but as the natiossl treasury is full
to overaawing, psrhapait is as well that.
the revenue should be. spent in the pro-
nsesed ssssioas Of congress, NJ ia. nasking
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PROPOSALS,
BIZ CONRAD AND co.
OF PHILADELPHIA,.
FOR PRINTING, BY @UCS. 'RIPTIoN,
~ A NEW WORK,
ENTITLED
TIE AMERICAN REGISTER,
latter the Plan of the British Annual Regis
teri
Price, to subsci ibers, three dollars per ve-
lurne, in half binding.
Subscriptions received. by John Conrad snd
Co. Philadelphia; Nj. and J. Conrad and Co.
Baltimore somervell and Conrad, Peters
burg; Bonsa, Conrad, and Co Norfolk, and
by Robert Gray, Alexardtia.
January le. col St.
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tits said that they cannot be material.
because they cannot justify any unlawful
resistance which may have been employed
Tor meditated BY the accused.
Were this admitted and were it also ad.
mittcd tha. such resistance would amount
TO treason, The orders might still be mate
rial, because they might tend to weakea
the eBdeavur 10 connect such overt act
with any overt ae. of which this court may
take cognizance.
The conrt however is rather inclined TO-
the opiuion that the subpoena 10 such case
nuehtso be directed 10 the head Of depart
menl in whose custody the orders are, &
The court mast suppose thar the letter of
The secre,aryof the navy which has been
stated by the attorney for the u, S. TO re-
fer The counsel for The prisenerlto his legal
remedy for the copies he desired, alluded
TO such a motion as is now made.
The affidavit on which this motion IS
grounded, has not b-en noticed. Its be-
liSved that such a subpoena, as is asked
ougnt 70 Issue, if ihers exists any reason
for supposing that the tssmouy may Be
material and ought to be admitted It's
only Because the subpoena is addressed TO
ihose was administer the government OF
Ibis county, sha. such aa affidavit was re-
CURED as would furnish probable cause 70
b.llsve tia, the testimony was desired for.
the real purposes Of defence, and nos for
such as this court will for ever diseounie.
nance.
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TRIAL OF COL. AARON BURR.
LATEST PROCEEDINGS.
1ussaou, June %.

y y ,
The eerrt was epered about II. Gen.
Wilkinson and suite catered III few M.
ou,@s. The tormer took his seat between
Mr.. Hay aud Mar. Wirt.
Gal Burr then rose and observed tha,
as general Wilkinson was now IN court, he
hoped the motion tor al attachments would
be gone into. lie s>id that 10 The ,esii-#
n,opy which should be produced, il would
be proved that although gen. Wilkinson,
might not appear as the direcs agent in the
illegal means which had been used 10
bringing Witnesses b1fore this court yet it
would be shewn that those means had
been used at the ins.iga,ion Of gen. Will
klnson.
Mr.. Hay rose and said, he certainly
would object to any other testimony being
produced, except tina. which might be lm-
mediasely against gen. w.
Mr.. 4. Randolph said tina. he was hap.
py that the motion had been postponed, as
general Wilkinson lad now en- opportunity
Of being in court, aud Of putting apy
questions he might think proper to the Wit.
nesses in his defence. He stated that he
was at liberty ifit turned ou;in the inves-
tiea,ion that there were other individuals
concerned ia Inc charges of which gen W.
was accused, likewise to advert 10 them.
The charge On which his raft'on was
founded was this, tina. general Wilkinson
in conjunction with others had caused In
improper practices to bcused upon some
Of the witnesses broughs hitler on the pare
Of the prosecution. That the effect of this
was directly and knowingly ,eoding TO 90:
s,ruct the free course Of tesiimory.
Mr.. M,Rae here interrupted Mr.. RAD
dolph, by observing that the motion which
he now submitted to the Court, did MT p.
pear to him TO be of the same description
as the one which was brought forward yes.
terday:
| Mr.. Randolph replied that there was a
! small varia,ioa in lhs motion but hs pre-.
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NORFOLK. Tu,as 90,

Captain Deegtsi. srrissd yesterday IN
the ship jalia, ~ SO dsys from tie Lands
End, hIiegs Lenlon papers to-thr 11th OF
Last non.h. Captain d ard gentle mao
wdo csa.e passenger have favorsd us win
papersso the above date, ia addition tothe
regnlss files received from our correspond
eat 10 London. Thsse papers add bat liz
,lsso The ipfnrma,1on which We had before
received by The Woodrop Sims.
The elections were gong srea,lyin favor
of the nav ministry, bu, have been con.
dacted With more s'olence than the view
which cur papers by the Woedrop Sims
gave.
rhs Grand armies ia Poland remained
inactive, except g 10 drawing immensere
info rcsmea,s. The BRUSH expedition Of
40 600 troops wee expected to embark w.
medalelY. o. he 18th May, the cavern
nens OF England received advice that
French Squadron Of TWO sail of the lipe,
three f-iga,es and a corvette had gotto sea
from Rocnefort, and were seen In lat. ~,
long so.
One A merican vessel frcm the U. S. TO
Epglaad had been lately captured by the
French, and another piuodered, the cause
assigned was that the bills of fading were
not coun,ersigned' Premiums Of iesur-
ance had got to three and half guIneas
per cent.
Bv agendsman who came passenger in
the lula, We are informed that MIR. Num-
roe would have come home in that ship, it
ha had noe been prevented by adsices OF
the reception which the treaty me, with IN
this country
tits asserted 10 very respectable Lon
don paper Of the 1ish Missy, that there were
one hundred and sixty thousand 1hogsheads
J of sugar On hand IN that city. which could
no, be sold This was oecasioned by The
exclusion eff English merchandise from the
continent
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sumed as there was no entry made OF IL
that he had right TO change /. into that
winch was now sfered. Thar il was the
same in substance, Aowing from the same
facts.
Mr., Randolph hen stated that he would
prove the following facts relative &c Kaox:
That about the 10th OF 18th Of May he
was summoned to attrnd the FtdeFal
Courr at Richmond That pubgGna
was served upon him a n W C.;saas by
lieut.. Gaines for thas posi- fha, wheo
the subrana was served, be declared his
Willingness TO be present az The court; snd
Only expressed his desise to wait the re-
ceipt Of sum If n2ety vbich he expect.
ed. Some time after hrs &c was taken
into custody bv a sheriff and conducted
bsfore Judge Halfa, N W .Olissns. Nhfn
he appeared before Mr. Hall he was IN.
formed thar he was broug9t b fore BIN in
virtue Of an sthlayit made by gen. VIII.
kinsop. 1ha, he deSIsted 10 the isttgs
his willingness 10 go to Richmond hat
the Judge ordered h;a, 10 give bail 10 ap.
pear next day, which he accordingly DID.
Thar then, op accouo, # fstasing. was
committed 10 ,j,il. T,.at while IN jail a
Mr.. Duuhaugh, a.tiog uoeer the authority
Of gen. Wilkinson, took hin on board Ct
a vessel Of the U. Sta, thisNessel,
though DOT Immediately uuder the COM
mand of gen. Wilkinson, was under bis
control, and a'lpersons on board Of her.
Thas he was bsoughf:o Hamp on u shia
manner under he cca.rol Of een. Wilkin-
son. aad from Hampton was conducted 10
Richmond.
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aIeranoria Dajlp aDhertiser.
FRIDAY, JUNE &c.

Yesterday arrived pilot boat from Hamp-
ton Roads, on board of which came Captain
GoRoeN and Doctor BuLLus, of the United
States frigate CHEsAPEAKE, which ship has
returned to Hampton Roads in consequence
Of wanton attack made on her by British
IA gun ship, about three leagues from land,
in which the Chesapeake received SO much
damage that it was deemed necessary to re-
turn. The circumstances as related to us are
as follow;
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-26
NEW YORK. Tune 90.

Arrived this mcrning, snip Swift, Price,
- days tron,. Liverpool and brig Thesis,
from New O.leaos The former is just
come up snd furnishes US with Londoa pa
pefs Of the 5ih May They contain no
continental us wslat.r ,han you mus, by this
tine have received BY way of Ba!timc:e.
Ii may, however, be i9porsaD, for you TO
com sauoleate that the presen. British mi,
nis;ry are determined 60, to make any con.
cess,ons to he Uaised Safes, and that 10
the papers opposed 10 the ministry. this
toadass /. very severely reprehended."