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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27

A s the time Of. the Miuister 81 the
~ Protestant Episcopal Church in this
County is nearly expired, a meeting Of
the collectors Of the subscription for his
support, Is requested At Mntinsburg on
Saturday the 4.h day d April next, 70
consult on matters or importance to she
Church. W.PENDLETON. I
Berkeley County, March 81, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
BULLETIN, No. 4s. IS DATED

" GESdTV, Jan. D, 1870
1t states, that general Cot6iheau bad
followed the Russians from Pultusk,
had reached ostroviel, the iss January,
and had picked up 100 Russian, soldiers
several officers, and many Cagsage wag-
gous That fnatshals SCUM, Ney,
prinee If Ponte Corvo, and Bessieres,
were cantoned ON tie ii.tle river Orcye-
Davoust and LIannes at Pll,ask, That
the Russians continued TO retreat and
the emperor came back to Warsaw on
the I'd. That prince jerome had Ind
Bre.lau ii aAhes, but the garrison had
no, SURRENDERED. That PrassiAn corps
81 5000 attempted to raise the siegs tas
were delsa.rd by GENERAL Moa.brun
wi,ha body of Wurse,nbergers snd ba-
varians, with loss Ut 40 men, GOV
hosses, and convoy oil: provisions. ls
contains no other military operations.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
BULLETIN, No. 81. 10 DATED
e.. e~ Warsaxp. 9nD. IL. 7in1z.

H. "WarsaJv, Jan. II, 1907. >. :
It notices the Official Dispatches of re.
neral Benningsen to theking of Prussia;
which il says was. received with great
joy; but was turned into,grief: and the
consequence Of the latter was the deter
Mutation 70 evacuats Konigsburg That
all the Prussian forees then did noe e1-
coed thirty two thousandy some Of which
were with the king, Others in. various
garrisons in Prussia ndS,lesia.--On the
Russian Official account, il states, that
Buxhovden was not at Makow, (Ben.
ningseu did not say he was3 but :at Go.
ymin, where he was beaten sit deies
Bennington to shew ! single piece Of
French cannon takep, a single standard,
or more than II or IS straggl.rs taken;
while the French can shew COCO prison.
srs, two standards, which he laft at
Puitqsk, and 5000 wounded, whom he
abandoned in his flight. The bulletin
admits the French took care not to pur.
sue him i, denies that the Duke Of Berg
or Davoust was opposed to him con.
Guides with number Of re marks OF, the
effect Of such ridiculous relations.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
BULLETIN, No. ~, r. p TAD

i II states, that Bresiau had eaP.tul4sed,
aud prince Jerome eassrsd the i'taes,
and was going 70 besiege Brirg' Sch
weidni,z and RI asei - nat gen. Victor
had marched 70 besiege Goldberg and
Dmrtfe : 1;hatt gen. DE zassro~ had
been appointed Prassian minister Of ts-
reign affairs. That the French cavalry
were rot fat. ftom Koaigsburg;-and
that the Russian army was continuing us
movements towards Gredno. = r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
BULLETIN, No. -, Is DATED
IHdrs01u. San. 10. 1907.


And gives an account Of the operati
oHs Of marshal Mortisr in Prussia Pro-
per; and Of an affair between . detaeh.
meps from the Prussian garrison in COL
burg, and smali corps Of Mortier's
army in which the latter took four pie.
ees Of cannon and 100 prisoners.--It
adds that Bries, in S:lesia, had surren.
dered ! that Poland, RICH in grain aud
provisions, affords a plentiful supply. /,
that Warsaw supplies 100 1000 ratioqs
daily, that no diseases existed In the
army that no severe ,frosts had been
experienced; and that the emperor was
daily upon parade reviewing his. troops,
and Particularly the eouseripss from
france., +>.,+s .-...
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
FRENCH GRAND ARMY

INote.-The bulletin reser cd via SA-
. lem, was the 47th, and not the 4Sth.
The 4sth was dated Poluky, December
81, the 46.h a. GoIymin, December ~.
these bulletins give very detailed &c
counts oithe aiI.lrs Ut Czarnowo, Ma
sislk, Gel r.. 4. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
BOSTON,, March H.,
Veru late from EstF0pe. =

The arrival Of the ship Packet, Scott,
In short passage Of Is days from Ii.
verpool, has given US full files Of Lon
don papers as late as the 18th February.
French Bulletins to No. So, Inclusive,
are received-it will be seen by the
sketches we have given Of them, that the
last is dated Warsaw, add that the II. G.
had resrogaded. Excepting the capt.
Iulation Of Breslau, &c. in Silssia, no
military event Of note had oce urred, pos.
terror to the battle Of Pultusk. ,
A Russian Official account, and an .ab.
stract of other official particulars OF the
battle Of Pultusk, &c. are also given
1t will be seen, that the Russians, tho
forced eventually to retreat, lay claim t..
apartial victory. They retired in good
order and the French acknowledge they
did not think il prudent to follow them
The battle was hard fought, and the
ground dearly purchased he Russians
= say, 'BonaParte commanded In person |;
and we know that one Of his aids (Rapp)
was wounded and another {Segur) a.
ken prisoner, and sent to Russia. . AT
the Last date, the Russian army under
general kamenskoy, wAs concentrated
near Wilma, &c. aud were speedily to
assume offensive Operations. line Rus
slams had retired eisyGn miles from Pub
tusk previous to the battle ofl.e 26th.
Il he emperor Napoleon had not Gas
reported by the Marblehead arrival) quit.
ted his army. The empress josePhlns
had arrived at Paris.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
BULLETIN No. so, Is: pArkD
- - Worxazu. Sun. IL.

~SS&@1 E
Ismsntious, that the troors1foand Sc
veral Russians sick 1t Ostroienka and
thatthe illness in the Russian camp. in.
creased daily ; Aud that the garr.son Of
Isrss.sa q 500 men) had de6lsd before
prinse Jerome. a detailed account j.
o;yen of the affair between the Prussian
eorps, and tha, Of the Wirtemborgers
and Bayafians, mentioned In the 49,h
builstin:-The rest Of the bulletin relates
to tHs progress Of the Russians IN tyr.
KEY the preparations making in Turkey
: 60 rssist The !" gffssiohs VI the Rus
SLAMS ,--and that Austria and France arc
equally interested q well as Ensaand)
in not sesiag Moldayia, Wallachia,
Seryia, Greece, Romslia and Nssolia
become .hs sport of The .aoseoSises."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13

nan. And, that the committee fhall be empow.
eieo 10 dratt petition To the General Alien.
bly,, Rating faid grievances, and report the fam,
to succeeding meeting of the people
Refolved, That faid committee coniift of fever
respectable citizens, who iha!l make report to a
meeting ofthe people, at this place, on this day
week.
Re/oI1ed, That the foregoing refoutions he
puoiiined IN the ieverai Republican, papers oi
this CITY.
Refolz'e9. That the thanks of this meeting be
voted to JAMES BAYS, for his difinguiihed
conduGt in tue char.
JAMES BAYS, Chairman.
TIL: BLAND, Secretary.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
November o.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

UEWOCKA TIC WLEJING.
AT very numerous and refpe6lable meeting
OF the citizens of B'ltmore, at the PANTHEON,
on saturday evening ldH, the following refou-
tons were adopted
Rejoiyfd, That the conduct Of certain ,;,,y
20ieeyJ ~ The city Of Baltimore, in calling upon
the military, TO fuPpteis an APPRRHFHpso riot.
IS an example dangerous to the rights and Ii.
beetles Of the people.
Rc/of7'e6, That we can only view the conduit
Of iuch men as All alumption of power hottie
10 our ooull'ia,lOn; intended to fupprcfs the
s"h''c irntiment aud that they dcferve the iua
repreheufon Of freeneu.
RsioIvcd, That committee be appointed 10
enquire, whether Judicial abufes do not exiN in
thts city; and whether there he not 6,1ief5;oo
rod'eel5 sVr0Hg in the PyiaeiBieJ qfifs eorbors.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
PHILADELPHIA. nov. a.
ExIraa Of letter f-5u Loadoallrry

D"'"" " "l'fT rim L0Hd0BdfTry, dated
r |HghH rs, lsO7.
We are all here fertouly alarmed for fear
c. war with America, and we with mott fer.
vently the dilpuie may be amicably fettled-in-
deed we have ftrous approximations thar we will
have Tome trouble in this place in confequeuce
OF the Catholic bill beng turned on, Of the impe
rial parliament, and the late unexpeSted cbaupe,
IN our standardization. Every eighth man in thc
Uaiied Kingdoms is to te put under arms ;
tins IS TO be dcne by ballot, and they muf ei.
ther 90 or pay fine ofiwcn,y pounds for d fub.
iutu'e. And all the permanent fcrgeants of the
U0lted Kingdoms, amounting To- rs 600 bav,
got recruiting orders to iniif for The army, and
give guineas bounty.
Dip atenes are fadto have been received from
our niDiiter at London Of as Lite date as The sd
81 Srotenber. The iecall of admiral Bsrkeiey
n Rated as certaio. D+:, Kso
80 6nrr, arrived ia town this morning from
she S)ugbward.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
IAND-EOR ntE
THE SU1ScEIBER oFFE I9S EoR

TIE SUb5CHLBER OfGERS F0R SHLE,
= ME FARM On vhis! lie Iiyerin Hanover, adj
q joining the Rocky-Mil5 * known by the name
OF notwithstanding by leie lnrvey sich hun
dred and tL.rtsen acres, nearly half q which il
IN woods well timberedr and good Tobacco Land.
The DweiGg- EoUiris arge convenient AID in GOOD
repair, 9Th every -hou, that family could vic,
Tor; large new BARN with an excellent thrshisq
machine On ncrners plan, 5gt laG FIRING; good or
eh9ris ct apples, peaches and cherries, ~itl great
variety Of othec choice iruit-tseea planted within
few years. The Gtuation is hsndiorlc and iurpafed
BY none Tor excellent water and health lf It is not
difPofsd # between this AMI the Il of January
il viii not then be for lals
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
Nov IS. o,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
BALTIMORE, November 8.
THE EMPIRE OF THE laws

1Sr .>h or III l<hWo.
we nave received fevera fpirited and well
written ehAys, containing fuch Rrittures on Ger.
ram proceedings of latt evening as we coniider
oNSAFE to publiih. To give confidence to
lowing SALUTaRY note. from the
CIVIL AUTHORITY
hn invitation 10 The 1ougg Men Of Baltimore" to
far and feather Luther Martln, efq and others, ap
peared tins morning in daily paper of this city and
All infamous haod-bt was circulated giving notice
that the CHE. uce of the u States and others woud
De ournt III effigy. We authorized to fay land
neg the young men will take warning) that EbFei-
S1 Hlsy"re' have been taken to que riot and pre-
ierVe the peace OF the city. Fed. Ca.,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
Not leis than GOO perfons attended.

Yeiterday at ~ o'c!ock, the officers, and a
number of the gentlemen belonging to the goth
regiment, waited on gen. WILKINSON and
after fanting him, delivered an addrris, expref.
hve oi their feelings and high refpect for that
u'aingn'ihed defender ct his country; TO which
the general delivered an eloquent and truly pa
thetic aniwer; both OF WHICH we hope TO- pre-
lent 10 our readers tomorrow. igb;s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
FOR SALE.

WE half Of valuable TNAcr OF LAND con-
tanning 900 acres, 10 the county OF Cooehlaud,
about two miles shove the court .houie called LIr
ILE C2EEE, aud on James River: one third OF
winch IS prime low grounds. On the 'rraet i,ava-
liable Manufacturing Mil and abous 500 fruit trees
with Two good dwelling houfcs, &c. &c. Orea, &C
eommodation will be given ia the payments, part Of
which r'ay be made in 40, and ten yelrs-for terms
apply to Danl. Couch on the premifes or to
TdcS. NORVELL.
Nov. IA. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13
MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY

MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
NHE annual meeting Of Stockholders will be held
at Mr.. Brooks's tavern in mancheaer, on the
lrit Monday in December mex, Special matt ers Of
bnineis inPortantto to the iDteren Of the company
require full mertng; hence IL IS es2e ed that lush
members as cannot attend III psrlon will sppon, de-
putie5 10 10 Tor tttut
JAMES pr sNDFR, CIR.
Nov -. am.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13

E,Wte J,H 70 bs ii;!5f 5i1A,, a, EslsYisi, in tie
county y c5af.gfl, on TIE 2l9 do, II lee. r.xf, if
fair, i not, tia ne:.f Jrir Day
'BL EcvszaoLD . K.rcuEv FURNITURE.
. belonging to tee .aate IS Henry Randolph
Gee O. aito two HORSES. a =se!,i Of twelve months
"iii b. .,iYen OIL all iunrs dollar. The pur-
eha!er swing boud with approved lscur;ty to carry
.ntere's from ths date if noe nn2ualIy paid
Johid " fi!CC&NB9FHAN1,A i4faQ,ator.
Nov. 49, n,v,,dr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-11-13

The gm traps that have been 70 often thrown
out with the view to impofe upon the public,
and Especially upon eonGyeE, begin TO fyarm
and will iwarm upon every new arrival, but any
man who has common understanding, muG
fee thro' them. Surely our government are as
likely to learn early, and to communicate as
early, any matter that is of imporanc 10 the
public, as any Eogliih bab6er4aBsr ofGnaN
G0ares and furely more to be relied on than
the iniidous hirelings of c. b. in our fea-ports
IIlrara
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-16
Ia
SHIP .MMM NEWS.
ME
Port of Aiexdndrga,
P0rt OF AteN6nd77aS


ARRIVED,
Ship Alexandria, captain Weston, ~
days from Observation-Disclosures. Law.
rasoD.
2osh May. spoke 10 til. river, bound
up, brig Pane, Of Providence, go days
from Savannah. 26th, spoke schr. Edel-
pha & Polly, capt. Richardson, from Ball
timore to Falmouth, out, 81 days, long. 9,
lat. 4s. Spoke brig Ac.eoh, Of N. Ysrk,
from Cadiz bound to Hull.
CLEARED,
Brig Harmony, Hefvy, Boston;
.. ~ LadN
Sch'r Fair American, Berry, Porto Rico,
BY Hhineas yanney
Speedwell, Baker, New York.
BY James NunG Go.
Sleep Harmony, Ellwood,. Philadelphia,
by the Master
Ann & Mary. Jarboe. Maehodock,
by The Naster
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-16

Among the most illussrious displays Of
unanimi.y and American spirit, is that
evinced in the state Of Connections. This
state, hitherto 80 distracted by political
feuds, holds an undivided sen.iTnent on
the outrages Of the British. Tho follow.
ing is taken from a federal print, publish.
ed at New-Haven, the seat of govern.
msnt. Nat. LnteI.
The anniversary Of u independence
was commemora.ed in this city with a spi-
rit truly national. Until after intelligence
Of the outrage committed Of the Capes Of
Virginia had arrived, no measures had
been taken for a general celebration Of
the cay but reused by The event, a meet.
ing Of the citizens was convened at,hc state
house on1hursday evening, aud inspired by
ae.pirit of %concil.a ion worthy Of this awful
crisis in our history, a vote was taken with.
out a dissenting voice, that a committee
Of arrangements should be appointed ard
selectrd from 6oM political parties. The
gentlemen thus chosen were assiduous 10
the task Assigned them ; and slrho' the in.
terveDing time was extremely short, every
necessary preparation was completed. But
injustice would be done 70 our ewn feel.
ings, and we trust TO those which univer.
sally prevailed, did We pass 10 silence the
harmony and unison Of sentiment which
pervaced the guests. The number Of those
who partook at the festive board was near
ly W hundred; composed Of citizens
who have long been arranged uuder the
banners of opposite politics. Yet the dra.
gon of party found DO worshippers here.
On his day every unsocial principle was
made a wiling sacrifice at the shrine of
patriotism. W. most cordially r~ecipro-
cafe" Nay every succeeding fourth Of
JuM find US inspired BY the same spirit.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-16
Thirty Dollars Reward.

CTRAYED or STOLEN, from the com.
~ mons near Alexandria, on the 10th inst.
aGREY HORSE, about 8 years old, strong
made, short tail and mare very much worn off
by the collar-and when last seen his right
eye very sore. The. above reward will be-
paid for the horse and thief, or FIVE DOL.
LARS for the horse alene.
JoseM II. M4ndsDalle.
July IS. div
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-16

Thomas Matthezps
Thomas Blanchard
Daniel Bedinger
Iheo Armistead
WiNsm Mezusnns
Seth Faster
Richard Bhav
Noses Myers
IN Murdaugh
Luxe Wheeler
I'm. Pennock
ar s., q 5. Taylor
1asa. Ne1aton, Jun.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-16
FROM THE ". Y. 4. CITIZEN.


FROM THE NJ Y.A. CITIZEN:
Hay before the reader the succeeding
letter, received through the medium OF
cur post Office, as stated at the close it
ia printed exactly as written. | have 90
reason 10 believe that it is an imposition.
sUrERscRIPTIoN.
"M Jams Lheatham,
"Editar Of the american Citizen,
"New 1ork,
" From Halifax, favored2
by MIR. Johnston.
[coNTRNTs
=" HaAfas, 1907.
am one of those unfortunate men
who have been pressed on board British
ships Of war. l am an American born-a
native of New York, and although / never
expect to get back again, still | naturally
have a love for my country-therefere I
take this opportunity of letting you know
your danger. The British expect to have
an army loaded in your country about the
middle of January next. They have 1900
lads from the age of Is to that of 10 ex.
ercised daily. These unfortunate youths
are to be sent along with the army. l
wish you would follow their example 10
The first instance and have your youpg men
ever from IL and upwards formed in an
uniform body and taught their manual ex.
ercise- I am certain the American youth,
if they have one spark of the FIRE Of '76
within their bosoms will cheerfuIly come
forward in support Of their country. must
conclude by saying that If the narrows was
fortified itwould annoy the English great.
ly, for New York is the FIRST place they
mean to- land at. | wish, dear sir, you
would publish this in,your patriotic paper.
" Yours, &c. /. H***.
" Excuse my not signing my name, fer
if it was known I would certainly be exaled
---on the gaIlows.
"Isend this bv a y young man who / sup.
pose wiz drop it 10 the post Office"
The following remarks of the N. York Ame-
rleai Citizen deserve some attention. The
opinion which is here expressed that the
British government, upon the return of the
treaty, issued orders to their commanders
to make the experiment how far our go
yernment would SO in maintaining the prin-
ciple that our flag shall protect all who sail
under it, this opinion, | say, is at least plau-
.sible. and may very probably prove to be
correct.
o. s. Gaz.
FROM THE American CITIZEN.
The subjoined extract is given in the U.
States Gazette, as from a London paper Of
May Is.
6 The policy Of America appears very er-
/" traordnary. It's government has returned
/" a treaty which contained concessions by G..
g Britain, which every Englishman except
g the ministers who granted them, consider
/" as degrading and unjust. And it is now
6 said, it insists, that Americans shall in all
I" cases protect their crews, even il they are
!" known to be British, subjects or deserters
g from the British ships Of war. IF this be
.a the fact America will find herselfin a mis-
q take The period Of concession is gone
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-16
aleranorta DajIp annertfsfr.
THURSDAY, JuLY l6.

THURSDAY, July Is.
The public will perceive, from the sub
joined afidayitand letter, that there is some
reason 70 dissrust the pacific sentimsnts Of
the British commodore, as set forth ia
his conversation with Mr.. TazewelI. The
af6davis of is copied from the original, for
warded by captain Decatur to the secrcta-
ry of the navy /; the extract is from a pri-
yate gentleman Of respecsabili,y. )
Nat INTEL
Personally appeared before me, Stephen.
Decatur.u Jun. commander Of the navalf force
Of the United States at Norfolk, John
Cunningham, Ga pilot for James River aud
Norfolk) aud sweareth, by the almighty
God, that whilst he was on board the
British merchant Brig Young Susan, lying
at anchor 10 HamptonRoads. the 6rst lieut..
and master Of his Britannia majesiy'a ship
Beliona, Of "a guns came Oh board the
aforesaid brig and that the lieutenant stat.
ed in the presence of the ~deponens, that
the Bellona, Leopard, and Melampus were
getting in order for coming up i o No,f k
that the Bellena had been lightened by
putting forty tons of bread on board the
Triumph, and had shifted her ballas, from
aft forward, for the purpose Of lessening
her draft as much as possible.
STEPHEN DECATUR, Jun
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
Witeesses,
Charles Gordon,
I'm. Potts.
rhe above aGdavit was taken on board
the United States frigate, Chesapeake, July
the eighth, 1907
Estrac; ofa letter fran Hampton, dated J9u.
yo 1907.
!" II appears 10 BIZ the intention Of com-
modore Douglas to m hostilnies
Immediately. The Triumph aud the Me.
campus weni out of the Roads yesterday
Afternoon. and came to anchor off the capes.
Since they have been joined by a frigase
and a sloop of war. The Bellona aud
Leopard sre still in HampsonR Roads. Com.
modore Douglas yesterday made another
commualca Ion TO the inhabitants OF NOT
folk-but which was returned 10 him by the
Mayor unopened
W. have been informed BY a 8 gentleman
Of credibilNy, tina, the Enquiry into the
conduct Ct captain Barron, has been sus-
pended for tine present, on accoun. Of the
~indisposition Of commodore Preb!e. Capt.
Chaunsey, who was to be a member of the
court for the purpose, arrived yesterday
IN this city, on his way to New York,
whittier hc has been ordered, in copiunc.
ton with commodore Rodgers, for the pur-
pose OF taking efficient measures for pro-
tecting the port of that place. Eight or
nine gun boats, We understand, will be en-.
ployed 10 defence Of thai harbor.
Baltimore Amer.
An extract of letter from Honduras, dat
ed 25th of Nav. saws.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-16
An extract Of letter from Honduras, da.
ed 25th Of May, 1907. says,

ed 25.hof May, 1907, says,
The governor of Jamaica, from an sp
plica,ion by the magistrates. TO his majes'
TVS Superintendent, Supported and recon.
mended by him, has granted permission
for the importation of sailed beef and pork
into that settlement, in american bottoms,
for eight months from this date"
Exraceof g letter dated London, eth Of
Apr1L.
The reason the English did not bonn.
bard ~Constantinople was for fear of the
vindictive threats held ont by the Turks
over the British factory at Smyrna. The
Russian and French armies amount to six
hundred thousand men, but that they seem
mutually to fear SO horrible an encounter,
and that peace It's supposed will be the re.
suit: That the English government are
sending thirty thousand men to aid the
Russians That the Russians understand
killing better than the French reported I:
That the English have $4,000 men ia s.
America il is believed tina, they will
make a serious impression : and thar he
hopes America has not refused the treaty,
the generalidea being that the British has
s.granted TOO much y,
Extract ga letter from Halifax, dated
11une 90.
The noted pirate Ross. with Is of his
associates French, Spanish and Amrri.
can) arrived on Friday last 10 his males.
TVS sloop Dsi0er, which on the 12sh inst.
captured the pt!o..boas sch'r FL BoAardo,
Of one gun, fitted out at st. augustine.
They may all be huDgi no commits
sion is found.n