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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

/, Accounts from Stralfund, fate,
| that the French have been rcpuIcd
with great lofs in two attempts TO
form that place.
The Gazette Of this day announ-
! ces The appointment Of Sir ]. II,
Craig to be Governor IN Chief over
Upper and Lever Canada, Nova
Scotia, New Brunfwick, and the III
ands Of Prince Edward and Cape
Breton.
AUG. "a.
We have no difpatches from Ad.
Gambler, bat rumours are current
that Copenhagen was bombarded
on the 18th and 10Th, but without
bringing the Danes to terms.
The "OPpoGtion" continue to
cehfure the expedition againf the
Danes.
It is reported, Comc pacific COM
munication has beer made to cur
minihers from Paris. Such over
lures we expect will be made, but
think they have not yet.
An order is ihued for the capture
of OIdenburgh. Mecklenburgh, Knip-
hauCen and Pappenburgh vefels, if
found trading with our enemies.
The order againE the vehtls of
McckIenburgh, &c. is in retaliation
of Bonaparte's blockading decree.
I" I; is probable the order will be ex-
tended to other neutrals, if any
fhould remain"
It is reported that Murat is to be
appointed King Of Switzerland.
Dispatches 70 July %, have been
received from Ad. Berkeley.
Official accounts from AID. B. of
all the recent events on the coat Of
America, are contained in thefe diff
patches.
There is nothing now to prevent
the dlfculion of the affair of the
Leopard and the Chefapeake, as foon
as Mr.. Munroe receives his inftruc-
tons.
lug. 25. Still are we without A.
ny dispatches from Admiral Gambler
later than the Ioth.-Yet Scotch
paper Of the 10th mentions the arri-
val Of vefcl at Lieth that morning
in FIVE DAYS from Copenhagen, with
the information, that the Britiih
army was ready for debarkation on
Friday laf, and that it had been a
greed to give I'D the Danith feet,
faid 10 be about 70 fail Of the line, to
remain in All Engliih port during the
Wharf.-The previous accounts GER
tainly had not prepared US to expect
that the Danes would yield 70 eaGly. !
And indeed we cannot find from an
Edinburgh paper, we received this Z
morning, two days later than the
one which arrived yefterday, that any .
ihip did arrive at Lieth on the 10th .
from Copenhagen. The Lsith lift 4
CT arrivals on the goth, 2,f, & 22d, I
is given il the Edinburgh paper of
the I'D, and there is not one arrival
on either Of tholc days from Cron-
fadt or Copenhagen, from any part
Of the Baltic or the Sound.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05
9G:eiTlt 3ntelilQemCe.
Grand fo4 Ne n5f rcsezt En,e3saH date; re-
eejgod ~ tie United States

DISPATCHES have juR been re-
ceived from London. Tie Britifh
government has formally dilapProv-
Cd the conduct Of their late Minilter
hEBUTHNoT, and Ct that Of Admi-
raj DUcEwoRTH, and have appoint
cd new Envoy to our Court, Mr..
PhGEr.-Our cour, has refol'ed not
to receive the new hmbatlador UNI
till the Britifh lhould have evacua-
ted Egypt, and recalled their cruizers
from this hdc Of Malta.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05
More Mystery of biquitv.

Accounts from Richmond state, that
Burr had declared 10 the court, tLas
from two letters he had just received,
intimating that evidence was coming
on to prove that the fu5Et and himself
had been sacrificed and sold, he wished
for delay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

The Revenge, with dispatches # n
the Executive oftho Y. S. had not A..
rived in EnglandAugust the 25tb IT, u,
was daily ezpected,-In England, ~
opinion, as 70 var or peace, spnesrs :
be suspended rntil the tenor or,b.1..'
patches, which are SUPPOSED n .,.I...
principally to the Chesapeake %.
are known. The citizens ofbo,b LII
tries, with much anxiety wait tbe
suit.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

The celebrated General Sir ToHE II
CRAIG, whom we have mentioned as being
appointed Governor General WI Tie Car7Iasa
NoVa-Scctfa, AC5,- Bram5gvrck, &c &c. had ia
ken leave w he British Court At the lagt
dates, and was coming to 44aaerica, with
three regiments of troops.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

The Boston Chronicle threatens tlr
Editor Of the Repertory with prose
cution for publishing the truth ri
specting the Chesapeake affair, ard
the Editor Of the Repertory maksi
the following reply to the threat =
"The Chronicle Of yesterday dispap
il possible more than usual acrimonyt
gainst the public discussion Of Ecs
We rejoice to see this. II may be
some service in the cause Of freedaa
and truth. Its minated that the Dr
trict Attorney ought to notice someF
cent publications. Nothing could 81 |
US greater pleasure. Facts which
the people ought to know, viii be S4
from the readers ofdemocratick paper |
unless some such procedure sho~
| give them notoriety among all cl's
es, which federal papers cannot. N
shall be ready at any time to step Id
court, with the Presidents Pr0cnlD
ton, Admiral Berkeley's Ordsf' H.
the Certificates published BY go'1l-
ment in our hands. We shOala Mi
be able to prove, mougre the ~.
ton, that If BRITISH subjects ~
lneers and duserters, had not OaSI
fused By our governments shIPPD
board Gun frigate s covered IRON I
sovereign, by our flag, there
have been no dispute between theD
, ard and Chesapeake.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05
PARIS. AVG. s.

The Prince Of Beneyento lIaIIey-
,and) Minilter of Foreign Affairs,
has been appointed by the Emperor
10 be Vice Grand Elector Of France
and the Prince Of Neufchattel,
(Berthier) Miniltsr Of War, to be
Vice Conaabie Of France.
CT Thefe are two Of the highef
Offices in the French Monarchy be-
ing toe deputies, but exercifng the
s,hces Of Grand Elector and conlta-
BE Of the empire thoIa Offices be-
ing nominally inyeited il T:c55 M
fa.ssl, king Of Italy, and L2ui5 Ma
5ecsq king Of Holland. Csat.
NJ. ChamPany is appointed Min
iGer Of Foreign affairs, and General
Clark, RIiniiter of War.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

Capt. Warren, in DAYS from Hal
l'aN' informs, that the British August
Packet had arrived 2t shat place THAT
tue JASON had returned from Newy OK,
with 51 "a her crew in irons THAT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

"A draft has been made Of one fifth W
the militia ofCanada FORTS defence,tobs
equipped at the expence Of the govern.
ment. The Canadian papers say the
men volunteered their services, and
that the French subjects in particular
discovered the same loyalty as the En-.
glish.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

pred with fresh provisions, and IA
fortified Alexandiia, 50 that 10 fesr.
were entertained Of an attack fom rbs
enemy who bad collected 5000 IT,.
near Rosetta.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

Cortsrtcitirr.-On SaluitA
ming the 10th ult. John Drf70 IL.
pretended IN this town, tor att-.g Y.
to pass a Counterfeit Five Doiia. III
the Maine Bank and Seven q "
field Bank. AS soon AZ he
was detected, BE snatcbed Up us ~
81 gnIeavo.I .o swallow item
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

Vermont ElecHon.-Israel Smith, the
democratic candidates. electedGoven-
or Of that State in the room Of Gov
Tichenor. Pamphlets it is said were
circulated by the democrats previous
to the election stating that Gov. Itch
enor was concerned III Burr's conspira-
cy; A trick perfectly in character Of
that party.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

His Excellency Gov Sullivan has issu-
ed z Proclamation, dated Sept 9, 1897, lor-
bidding all persons who may have made
contracts with the Penobsc9t Indians, for the
purchase Of Mast Trees, on lands belonging
to this Commonwealth, from falling such
trees, or any timber trees whatever.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05
JOHN GRAY, Secretal
LONDON, AUG

LONDON, AUG. u.
A letter from Copenhagen. Aug
II, hatcs, that the Bri;ih Envoy
Mr. Tay'o-. was to have His final an
facr the next day.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

The affair Of the Cbeiapcake, in all
its relations, has been 70 fully difeur-
fed and commented on, that the fub-
j96t, i'll fact, ceafes to BE- viewed with
that attention, which it really merits.
Ii is beR, perhaps, that we hould
wait the deciGon Of the two govern.
ments, who are the legal judges or
the cafe, as it is not improbable but
what fu.table and friendly accom-.
raodation may take pIace.-iHa.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05
DISPATCHES FROM LONDON

The CornPlanter has arrived IN the Del.
aware, III ~ days from London :-Maior
BIDDLE, who arrived IN her, ~ the bearer
ofdispaiches from Mr.. M0NRoE, in London.
and Mi ARMSTRONG, jill Paris with which
he Immediately departed for Washington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05
LONDON, AUG. I'll,

LONDON AUG. I'll.
Dilpatches from the Grand Expe-
dition b4vc been received, dated as
late as the nth Autu2. Our fleet
had furrounded Zealand. Mr.. Jack
fon, who inllead Of having been ftnt
to Kufia, was difpalcLed to Den
marx, met the Prince Regent at KeiI,
the Oh Auguf; and demanded,
" Wbef5ey Denmark, as ii could 10
s51ger remain Neutra! fran ME Viclent
?7saHac5 o,0~ld b. 8onaparte, intend
w ID 1-cl45s fol France or England !?
The Crown Prince replied, " ( Pail
c1yfas1- e9ery po1ver as by enemh t57t
ibaa a.trl6t 10 Uio.tte The neutrality If
Denmark" The conference was
immediately bro1cn off. The Dan
MI Prince repaired forthwith to Co
pcnhagcn aud Nj. Jackfon to HUI
fun. The Engli.h Minifer, Mr..
Thornton, and the Britilh Conful I'M
mediar+ly Jeff The NanifA territories.
The Danes were making great defen-
Eve preparations But the Danifh
tr5oD: in Zealand, dia net exceed
1900. They had a confderabIc
force in Ho-aein. Our effective land
force il 21ooo.
Cir ELordlH 1arern.-At a meet
ing Of the Committee Of American
Merchants,
PHILIP SAMSON, Efq. in the Chair:
4 ne Chairman itated, that he had
receive 4 letter from John Richard
f0n Efq Vice-Freilent Of the A
me1icau Chamber Of Commerce at
LIVERPOOL. accompanying certain
Rcfolutions Of rhat Board, and their
circular letter, dated the nth inf.
the fame having been read, il was
ReGiped nnaHiDs5uFg, That this
Committee viii be at all times hap
py 10 receive any communications
from the lmcrican Chamber Of Com
merCe, az Liverpool, which NAV have
: tendency 20 promote the CONNER
ola! irtercJurGe between the Britifh
Empire, and the United States of a
1nerica but with the knowledge that
negotiations Of great political impor-
rance are pending between the Gov
eminent Of this Country arr the A.
rericau Stat-s, they are Of opinion,
thar any interference on their part
at the ? etent moment would be I'M
proper AMI this Committee having
~ rea.on 70 believe his MajeAy'5
Government 70 be indiipoled 70 az
an cable accommodation Of the pref
ene differences, fee no necelIi,Y for
ALLEGATIONS being formed in the diff
frrent manufacturing towas and fea-
ports, for tie PurPofc Ct collecting
information as t. the prolpe6ts Of
coed understanding, or ot!!.erwife,
etVSen the two countries. But If
il ihould at any time appear that the
efforts Of this Committee can Be ufc-
ful in promoting cordi4iity and har-
moGy between thu two Goveruments,
Cd will be ready to do every thing
~ their power for the attainment of
70 deGrab!e al object.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

The Secretary at War left Bonoi
Tor Wilmington a few days Gncc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-10-05

General Frazier, commander Of the
English forces in Egypt, about the
1oth Of May, received reinforcement
OF two regiments was plcntiruIIy sup
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08

Being well seated, it was thus resolv'd
That each should ask a question from his nod
die,
And he, who ask'd one, whichhe could not
solve,
Should for the public veal bestow his bottle.
Agreed, cries league. with heart brin-
full of glee
And as there seems to be no great objection,
I'll be. for asking foremost, do you see,
And leave the to your sage reflection.
You've seen, says he, where squirrels dig
their holes
What IS the reason they NO dirt dig out
Why, answers one, that troubles not our
souls
You ask 4 the question, now resolve ths doubt.
Wen, answers league, they are a crafty
creature.
And don't begin to dig as doth a mole;
For being cf nature vastly neater,
They first begin at t'other end the hole.
Stop, stop, says one. with eyes that bright,
~ stare,
And heart in Bacehus's bright sunshine bask-
ing,
How came this woodworking SQUIRREL
THERE
In faith, cries league, that Of YOUR Own
\ wise asking.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
NORFOLK. Augnst 3.

A,slssd schooner Weymouth, WeE.
mouth o. $ days from New York. Captain
W.reposts, that the editor Of the N.York
Uszsi'e and General Advertiser, informed
u'n, THAT imme dia,ely af sr his LAST paper
vas committed |. press, news arrived in
,ae ei'y, that admiral Berkeley had sailed
as' l 'ae cspss OF Virginia, and that he was
's'y much Concerned a, the late conduct
: commodore Douglas, aad other officers
.u0sr als command. on the Amerieanssla-
.oI' Mr. James Bailey came passenger
'u'as Weymouth. He Inform. as he was
,aH'eo eK IN the character of a pilot, in
! s0sa'y last. by the Preach "a gun ship
vuu' oyan', aud that The commander there.
: uea'sd him 10 the following cruel aud
"las' manner, viz. sLanded him in Bress,
I'm; sssuOsfy tar distant from his owu, with a
4'aS san OF 40 dollars for all his servic )
,r, =, MAl ne was reodered in great mea.
YER, s u sss 10 support life, owing to sc.
s,;s ~. 81: which he caught while on board
~ .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
pHl1. apELPHIA, Auguss6 s.

puI1 aDELPHIA, Auguss6.
||r.,,,cs -, = ! l,uer fran On baasa me schr.
i1 rrsrl.s,s, JrsS Porte Rle0, datea Laza-
EN- En,elossd you have the .aree last Ga
|..,,.s nobIishsd 10 Porto Rico-ri believe
S :" vAIaos oorhiog inseresslog 10 them
|}'S. sehr. Iris. Williams, of Nosfolk. from
|Te = MI, yiibwipes and brandy, vas cast
cw.v t,he ea,raose of the hsrbor. 90 tfas
|,s,h oh. crew aud par. of the cargo saves,
|,e,sel lost, = pilot on. board at the time
IIbr sshosnss Little Will, expected to sail
n s,x or eight days the Olive Branch,
|IIsw,,on. 10 ten or twelve days schr-
|b.lorsips 70 Foster and Guase, of New
York The -Fortitnde, arrived the day
before we sailed which was 90 the 18th
|uhmo. We have been on the coast be-
|ealnel for FIVE OF six days past. Mar.
K els in ST. Johns, 2. 4. glut.sd with Anne.
|resu produce. Coffee MOTTO be had. We
spoke nothing on the passage. We came
|in.o the saprs ibis mornipg. Saw nothing
coming up. Ths Emily of Philadelphia.
Was TO sail from lbs coast about the 2slh
|uh.o.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
IS FISHING, June 6.

: s sa'2 mel near the heights q zoas,.
po''s e NE ss;;sb acct composed OF vessels
|rsr' e n = transports, sailing noriherly
{ var ..;sd !, W.; ifit should be The
biih 10, y: : 81 srom Yarmouth. every thing y
Esp 6 sa,ve ia suitable reception; but
tx = 2 &C. pothing further will DC done
s''l 81. st;og vain parade. The reduc-
|hi0'r1 r,n,alc bas besides hspPened 70
| 100 = = eo,uish protest FOR returning INTO
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
HAMBURG. Jane $.

ri. br;rade Of major.gsn. De vincent
= yesterday from hence. it repairs by
a',,eu.h 10 Magdsburs.
|O 'Tss,s has already passed BY our city
Lsfss Spanish regiments, VIZ the ln'an''y
Fa'.s :, at Cusda,axafa, the cavalry re.
e.. .a.o, sf Abgarsis and The regiment OF
es,..surs Of VillavisIosa.
f1 ~. auke Of Cobousg arrived the solh
The ne;shborhood of his capital.
nss, Ss,,;oprn, he is 70 tarnish vii not de-
4. be;Ds completed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
PROPERTY far S0is. u

nj Office IS Aers5y .giuen, That IN pursu-
in ancesof a deed Of trust from Mr.. Willi-
am Wilson to the late William Craik, Esq
to secure the payment ola certain sum Of mo-.
ney therein mentioned, to illiam Fitzhugh,
ESQ. shall, as the executor of the said Viii
liam Craik, proceed to sell, on the first day
of September next, on the premises, ore mol
ETY. OF three story Brick House, situate o.,
sWater-street, inthe. town Of Alexandria. now
in the occupation, d DR.. James Kennedy, and
also small Lei adj joining it !; upon a credit OF
60 and 40 days, with interest from the date
Of the notes, the purchasers TO give Their
notes With an approved cpdsrSss 'og end esldor-
sers.
EDMUND i. LEE,
Executor Of William Grail, deceased
who was the trustee.
August g.. 2awts.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
LEWIS AND ..CLARK'S
NIP OF NORTH AMERICA.

From longitude &c west, the Pacific Ocean,
and between 500 and $50 north latitude,
with extensive Marginal Notes. Dimensi-
ons five feet eight inches by three feetsten
inches
EMBRAc1NG all their late discoveries, and
that part of the continent heretofore the least
known. This map will be compiled from the
best maps now extant, as we'll published as in
manuscript, from the collective information
of the best informed travellers through the
various portions Of that region, and corrected
by series of several hundred celestial obser-
vations, made by Captain Lewis during his
late tour.
Fon the convenience of subscribers, these
several works will be delivered at the most
respectable commercial towns, and at the seats
of government eof the respective states and
territories within the Union: ne advance is
required, nor will payment be demanded un-
til such deiveryis made.
The price of part the first, in two vols.
will be ten dollars, and that of part the Sc
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in boards. Price Of the Map, ten dollars.
~ ANY persons who may have subscribed
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stipulated prices for the same, and who may
be dissatisfied with the terms now proposed,
are at liberty to withdraw their names from
such lists, atany time prior to the lst day OF
December next.
M. LEWIS.
Philadelphia, June 8. fAug. II
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BALTIMORE. Auexst :.

MIRANDA. = By gentleman lately ar
rived from Trinidad, we are informed, that
Miranda was sill a. that place, and .ha, he
was wating for intelligence, and assistance
IRON England, for the purpose of making
4 further attemp, on the Spanish, Maine.
Many are Of opinion thai he has British
eopnissi1o, and acts under the orders Of
soa! gosernmens. No expedition appears
10 Be ht,i0g out fron Trinidad for the
Maine J, present.
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MILITIAt

THE lieutenant Colonel Commandment re-
quests the Officers Of the Cd legion to,
meet this evening, at s O'Clock, on the usual
muster ground, without uniform, forthe pur-
pose Of exercising. The necessity of officers
being well acquainted with, and expert at,their
duty, is so evident, that he trusts it issonly
necessary to appoint time and place Of meet
ing, to induce full and punctual attendance
August
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
The CURFEW.

1t1Inen By John 7Io5in, esq author ef TIE Ho-
ssr A1ooN--aad heg1o,7asd at HE 1Heo:rcs
Of London, Boston, and Baltimore, syith tie
greatest ohalause.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
Public Sale.

aasUANT to decree of the honorable
snd,a : s,rcalt court for the county of Alex
public s "ll &C sold, to the highest bidder, at
DAY ), asusuon, on the premises, EN- FRI
yal..n se 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ly;ps s - snimproved LOT of GROUND.
tween s = ~ ms south side of Prince-street, be-
on ps;o "s'er and Union-streets containing.
feet 4 ; nsset 40 feet and running back Al
Two doll.s s subject to ground rent of
con, Isis per foot per annum.
sfs,le 10ns Will be made known at the fine
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-08
From the Stock6rdge ]" II

From the Stock6riageJ Atlas.
IRISH WIT.
"A JOLLY crew, it often happens 50,
Met at AN inn one day to eat and drink
How much they ate or drank do not know;
But twas a triAe, we may safely think.
Among the rest, a little Paddy came
To take his glass, and join the festive league
lido not know that can tell his name, IS
ButifI don't forget, bis name was 1eagne.
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THIS work will be,prcpared by Capt Mtri-
zvether Lescis, and will be divided into two
parts, the whole comprized in three volume.
octave, the first containing at least seven hum
dred pages, the second and third from four to
Ave hundred each. printed on good paper, and
fair plea type. The several volumes in sue
cession will be put to press at as early peri
ods as the avocations of tie author will per-
nit him to prepare them for publication.
. Tn1s distribution Of tie work has been
made with a view to The accommodation of
every description Of readers, and is here Of
fercd to the patronage of the public in such
shape, that all persons wishing to become sub
scribers, may accommodate themselves with
either of the parts, or the entire work, as it
shall be most convenient to themselves.
Subscriptions received by ROBERT GRAY,
Alexandria.
Detached from this zvork, there sviU Be tad~
EcIoG
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/,..f
-Oss MONDAY EVENING,
AUGUST 10,
IksN sae hrcsenteda uezo PLA1:, in 1fve acts,
The CURFEW.
Iy1rittea By John 9o5in, esq author Of TIE Ho-
3sx 11ooN--aud hegfo,msd at Tie IHeo:rcs
Of London, Boston, and Baltimore, ssyitt the
greatest a1hYhlause.
NORMANS.
Hugh de Tracy,
Ia Baron) Mr.. Claud.
Robert, This sony Mr.. Jefferson.
Bertrand, (vassal
tothe Baron) Mr.. Rutherford. !.
Walter, Toler of
the Curfewl Mr.. Charnock.
First Vassal, MIR. Cunningham.
p Friar, .Rlr. Barnett.
Vassals, SC.
Matilda fthe Baren's
wife) Mrs. Melmoth.
Florence, This daughter) Mrs. Wood
DANES.
Fitzharding, Head
er Of the Banditti, Mr.. Wood.
Conrad, NJ. Cone.
Armstrong, Mr.. Miller. q.
Herman, Mr. Gross.
Robbers, &c.
END. OF THE PLAY,
APoEM called The Standard Of
Liberty, will berecited
BY Mrs. KILLIERS.
The Celebrated SoNe of The
>Soldae7 7aY'd of Wars Harms,
By Mrs. CLAUDE.
The Poetic TALE Of Alonzo and
AnQgen, to be recited
By Mr.. WOOD.
After ruhieA {. tav0rite FARCE, in one aef,
CALLED
SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD;
OR,
Tie Mad Dunaable Actoy.
Sylvester Daggerwood, with the Comic Song
Of Grixzle and The Pigs
Mr.. Jefferson.
Fustian, fan author) Mr.. Cross.
Managers Servant, Mr.. Barnett.
~ The doors to be opened at SIX, and the
performance to begin precisely at a quarter
past seven o'clock.
t4t .Adanttance-BOX, ONE DoLLAR-PI7;,
sEvzNg7-FIvE cEN7s---GALLERY, Fifty
cENTs.
Tickets to be had at the office, in front OF
the THEATRE, at Gadsby's Hotel, anc at the
Office Of the Daily Advertiser.
August g.
! JUST PUBLISHED,
Ind for sale at r. Gears Bookstore,
AN OR AT / ON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-10
TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.

kja. eseeufel on tie 2sf6 day sf Taa. 1906 and r.,
eS1dtG in tie Rs5mo1e Di,ief Can't, in o,ds- 10 ,si
AEJam r. fix hasd,ed daia-. due 20 Aan Be,tiy 4Vh6
lie eHpsnecJ efEale.
a TRACT LAND in the county Of Couch.
Z \ land, Oh Beaver-Dam Creek, containing hun.
dred acres more eis it being that part Of the Traa
ut La'd iormsf.j o"ned by VIM. RonaIds, which was
!sd nnisr decree Of the High Court of Chaneerr.
y ;F- fnite Jefferion Ronad Representative, and
whereof the ald Bentley BECAME the purehafrr. or 70
much theseof ia be fucient TO rafe the lid lum
Of money and he expenees.
Ihe iale Will take p'ace at Gooehland Court-lIoufe
o. AIoadAy the 2oh day of a pril nrxt.
j.. DARLINGTON, ,
J WICkHAM, 1'5'e".
Richmond March 20. ,5C