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DY virtue OF deed of trut executed on the 24th
ID day Of May, sos; whereby David Rofs con-
veyed to US, tsla of Land called Coles, in the
eounty of Coochlana, containing by then Ia,c fur
vey, 1910 acres; alto, another ratt fnlall dianec
from that called Coles, containing 200 acres more or
lels, it being the fame land, that the id Rofs pur.
ehaied from. Inn Hughes &, WIFE and ALTO the tra4
Of land called Mount Profpecf,'the greater par of
which lies in Fiuvanua, containing by etmasiou 200
acres, except 225 acres heretofore fold by the fad
Rois, out of the faid tra4, Samuel Petit ra(e
the fun of eleven rhouaud and four hundred dollars
with intereN thereon, from the Il January, 1907
together with all charges and expenles of fale; and
in psrtuance OF rsqufition made in writing, undsr
the proviions of the iad deed l,all on the 22Ds
day Of September next, before the front door OF the
Eagle Tavern, in the city of Richmond, fell for rea-
dy mony all and tingular the land and elates above
mentioned, at which time and place. conveyances
viii be made TO the pur1hafers. y more particular
defcriPtion Of the above property, msY be feen by
tracing the references contained in the faid deed
of record, in the general court, under acknow-
ledgment Of the fame in conrt, On the 9th June
1906.
THOS. NoRvELL.
Asgul a. tdl
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TO BE SOLD,

BETWEEN fpe end fx bandyed deyer Of he Sssn
, cream Trad or LIND, in he sigb6.,6ood of
NsTr-CgRie, and eoraty IF Hanovc-, 4eb.,eou Cat.au
Nisio'ai Sy:7e nozv ei!t'. The part to 5ela rs Be
tfry Part Of dat portion Of he E,iJ Lard, 7e5ieb lies
Serceen bf read iraSisg J'e=s Nezo Cefe Haneve,
T07on and Pom0aky rivsr, and generally 1io7oed
be fhensf auaL.e parts TIE ii Trat7 Tv6ie6 tie SsG
i1agei eos1r equal if net hyperion any in tie lozOe
Pa,i' Of he fase 6al ar tfb irferdhO ppyebe, 7vi
P'e5T6ir zOj6 10 sieze tie Ense, sedoa5 rfi-
on f6e'ssG afPea,s to Be nnseec6a,y.
TIE Land zviN Se Jarv:ye1 to tie eursbej5r. Credit
7"Wt giVen 10, y;ay, far bird Of tie parcbsfe
money, far tsDo years Jar tie eond bird, and f., three
yo'si ia, tie ieF bi,S fbcree ard for each Of @::
F1ltentf, 10"d vvb aep,eeed fs1,y 7vH be required
anaaHo a Lien, by deed Of frlf on tbe Land it as a
counter EeHyiiy for toe zvb9le.
7bt JlGjsri9er, 7rts i.oes in Mere CABLE 7cN s..v
Tie Londfo .eb usan 10 Sayebot and in bis sbieaee,
yoW BE- SeSsn 10 Seb BY oJn W. Teuiin, Eq. 7obels
,'5fdeaee i, ve,y sear
FegTsa vvit5 givsa s5e q Of .yarrcry next, with
liberty Of JsSOiag yrbsat tkis flN.
Nt'v-C4f1e, A4syaa5. IT,
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aaiee af anttio,1,

~S~
BY oirtue Of Dei Of Trnf, executed TO BY 11es'
DGOis aal Mary bis 4sJe barring date Tie 4tb q
Adayeb, 1907, 20 eu~e The tanf7uai payment IF three
sbogCOrd four baadred and forty-fve dollars, e*-
f,9tdin Eiid deed, andy eegtat Of iid DaVis, zoih
b. f5!don Ta5aiy tie fyf Of SetteaJsr, tbs Pre-
nifs.
MINE valuable LOTS, formerly the property oil
y MIR. Thos Pulling, in the valley and OH the
Rrees leading lrona the Market Duvals village to-
gether with the improvements thereon, confaing OF
u very large and convenient Dwelling Houle with a
kitchen, &c.
The above property is very valuable, inferior to
in the valley and we'll worth the attention of
ny perlon inclined property in that part of the
town. One third of the purchafe money will be re-
qsired in hand, and for the remaining thirds, a
credit of 6 aud , a,onths will be given, deed viii
be made the purchalers their giving notes with
deed OF trua, to feoure the two lar payments.
GEORGE w. SMITH, TraPce.
Augua 81. tdf.
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TIN DOLLARS REWARD.

ESERfED from my recruiting rendezvous
~ ~ this city, on the l2th oi the prcfeut month
PEFER Z. BUTLER, who was duly entitled on
the lob, as private IN the army of the United
States Tie was born (according his own acconnD
- Dinwiddis county, Vrgnia; aged II years. re
Is feet "a inches high, brown hair, biueh
eyes fair complexion aud he feem5 % be very kqs7,
iqg and equation.
ao lately informed, that he was on board the
C54opc,kr Fyigais when attached by the Brtid pirate
where ne bore the name Of Janes E46e, and IL coi,-
feqnence Of 6gh, wound I've wa, tent 20 the horri-
ia 10 Norfolk, from whence he came TO this place "
The above reward with Reasonable exptnies will be
pa'd OF the delivery Of the fad deferer this place
O. 70 aoy officer Of the Army Of the US
EDMD p. GAINES,
Capteia n u. S. Igjagf,y.
Richmond, Augua IS. IL
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COURT OF Krne's BEECH, JUNE 81, 1907.
KwIGH7 VS.. UOLco7r

This was an action brought by the Plaintiff to re-
cover damages of the Defendant for Criminal CONVEX
fation with his wife.
The defendant is 10 years Of age, and well known
by the apPelation Of Peter Pindar he reidad ~ the
ieeond hoor of houic kept by Mrs Dyke, At Cam
dem Town, aud Mrs Knight, iprightly playful wo.
man, Of IS years sf age, reded IN the firm foor will,
her hufband. According to the evidence sdduced on
the trial by Mrs. Dyke, and other witnofes, Mrs.
Knight feemed 90 have Termed an attachment to the
gallant gay Lothario, which iuerealed 10 much that
her hablimen,s were oitened noticed to have been
ddordsred after ihe had left his room. This wa, po-
htiyely iworn to by the witnees and to give weight
to their ieamony, they and all declared hat they
had watched MRS. Knight into the defendants room,
aud tie often caae with her habit ihirt rumpled
and in QUO iniance her bolom was entirely espoGsJ
One Of the witnefes fwore, thst he heard Mrs
Knight in the defendant bedroom one evening. and
It washislall belief they in bed together They
all knew Mrs Knight was aeeuGomed TO receive the.
str'cal lelons rom the defendant There were eve
raj other iarecal facts fSorn tn by th.ie wi;psaos
whieh threw the =" bur0s of laughter
was good deal Of
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AsguR "a.
TO BIZ RENTED,

E7FE TENEMENT cppoli,e the poa- office, a,
rrsirnt occupied by MIR. John Southgate. On
the loDeft floor ftore and counting room and
under Them is dry cellar. The upper apartments
are adapted 10 the accommodation of family. At
cached 70 this tenement are kitchen and fmoke-
houle and piece of ground immediately bac!; of it
extending TO the Capitol Spare aud having upon it a
fnall wonden lumber house Polleion viii be given
the irit day Of Ocanber next For terms enquire Of
hfelfs. Taylor e Brown.
JOHN BROWN.
Augult IS. ep4t
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GEPMdNT.

GERMHNY. " HAMBURG, June "a, 1907.
" There has jhued from Stralfund Proclamation.
Addreis in French, in favor of Louis XVIII. King
Of France and Navarro! ! The white Rag i, hoiG.
ed and al! loyal Frenchmen are preniied nns agc
piiae Pqfayntis ct nne /0iae pique IOnJle Ge"-This
pay is ao hated even to odd farthiug; and the u
inform is carefully defcribed; with fpecial note
that the deierterS are inquire for the regiment of
the King OF France, commanded by Moniieur ,he
Duke of Pienne. iend you the original as curio-
Fly
s!-Under the aufpices Of the loyal So
vereign of Sweden, the white fagis again hoiNed.
Honor calls you to aiielble round this banner pa
ernal deipline, and pay more than double your pre-
fent pay, awaityou Peace to Europe is the obeta
you called upon to obtain, in the ranks of the
royal army of France. he love of Louis XVIII
your legitimate Sovereign, is already III your hearts
Yive h Ray.
The uniform is white, the collar, facing, &c.
blue, with yellow lace, blue pantaloons with the
fame.
AS loon as the cavalry is formed, the folders of
this army will reiume the fervce
Every loyal Frenchman, who lhalI bring over
the troop h. commands, or caufe tito reioin the
white Aag. hai eonfeqDently enjoy the fame rank
he already holds agreeaby the declaration Of GU
is XVIII King of France and Navarro, dated Dec.
10, 1904.
Each drferter isto enquire for the regiment of
the King Of France, commanded by MIR lie Due de
PieeYe. The pay for the private folders is o 8 4
fchengs of Pomerana, without bread, (about IS
Gols Of Frsuee,) and with two pounds Of bread, "A
fehelugs"
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SWEDISH NOTICE


Baron Rehauien, the Swedih Anlbah.dor, has
TENT the following official note to Mr. Canning =
The underigsed, MiniNer Plenipotentiary of his
Majeiy the King of Sweden, has the honor to notify
TO the Mnilry Of his Britannia Majeny, by order of
his Court, that the town and fort eaft of Dantzck
having fallen into the hands of the common enemy,
his MaJefy has judged in indfpeufbe, for the uti-
mate protection of commerce the Baltic to block
ade, by fulIicenr force, and in the mott rigorous
manner, the entrance of the port Of Dantzic; and
that therefore the Of that Port and NUT be
conadered as being in Rate of blockade.
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BIZ THE PAcxEr From k7YzRpooz.
THE TURKISH WAR.

LONDON, July ..
The Rui1idns maintain the blockade of ,R. Darda.
nelles with great vigcr. In addition to Tenedos,
they have taken the fands Of Leninos and Ibro The
Turkh feet, Rheh according to the French accounts
was to have iwePt the blockading fquadron from the
Archipelago, remained anchor between the outward
aud inner Cattle Of the Dsrdane,es. The. Turks are
IN no want OF fhiPs, but they have no failors The
iources IRON which they ufuaiy manned their marine
are completely cut of from them by he ation which
the Ruhian fleet mas taken
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SCOTT RACES.

- THURSDAY J 1rr September, will be
/ run for, the 1oett5 GLIB Pu,ye of one
hundred Pounds-TB,ee niIr bcqif
2Np pAY-Thc Proprietors purfe of about RIty
Pounds - T7ro mile brahs
sRD Dh--An elegant Gig free for any Horfe
never having purie--Oae mile beat. -Entranee
20 dollars.
WEIGHTS as FOLLOWS:
Aged Horles 1873 lbs.
Six years 1873 do.
Five years IlS
-Four years LOG lbs.
Three years, DO. 90
Mares and geldings allowed 3 lbs.
VIM ARCHER, seety.
NB On Thurfiay the 3rd Sept a fweepltake will
be run for. Three horles entered, 20 guineas each
Auguit IS. cp8t
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prussia.
THORN, June 6, 1907.

Three thorfand Peafan,s employed in demol.
filing the works raed by the French before Dantzic.
] ne gsyri'oD eonlfs of only 1900 men, with 1000
e1ntoned iii the vicinity In NeufahawaGer and
Wechielmunde there about 5000 French. Tn.
ref have joined The grand army.
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KoNIesBURo, Juae 9,

KoNIe sBURo, Juae 9, 1907.
The divifon Of Marlhai Ney is defeated, and dri-
ven out OF Gutaadt, where the Ruiians found great
magazines The Frencheft many men killed, and
more wounded; 1000 men were taken prileners, a.
mong whom is General Roysr. This happened on
the Ssh. On the 9th, the Ruians advanced /; and
gained more advantages, 70 that they have made
more than 5000 Priloners, and advanced to Leib-
ftadt."
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G19rope
RUSSIAN WAR ACCOUNTS.

PIttAv, (Pruiiia) June 2 1907.
We have an exPrefs from Konigburg, with ac-
counts that the left wing of the RuiIan Grand Ar
my had attacked the French gu the 18th June, had
Killed and wounded 500, had taken 700, and made
them retreat two German ten Engi;s) miles. Gene
raj Neys baggage taken"
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P0MgRdNXd.

P2A48RdMIh. STRALsuND, June 8, 1907
Gen. Biucher, who is to command the PruiIian ar
my in Pomerania, has arrived here, with part of
the Prufian army.
His MaeRy the King OF Sweden having given per-
million to the French Gen. Bruno TO hold conference
with him, the fame took place the 4th inf at Sehlat-
kow. Anlongit the attendants of the King, was Ge-
neral the Duke Pie me, Martial de camp of Louis
XVIII, After Gen. Brunes departure the King in
fpecied the frontier works.
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TNuMBsn SO.

march is retarded by unexpected accidents or
orders i'll conceived, and coufGuently imper-
'ectiy oesyed. Thofc. however, who are ac-
inalmed with the perseverance and bravery OF
ne Kniii7ns, know, that with them retreat does
no, always imply defeat, and that a defeat is
lar from being eguivalen, to total ruin.
.Since writing the above, we have learnt that
4 Foreign OIIicer and NIeiienger have juO ar
rived from the Continent. Il is reported that
they have brought the details OF the battle OF
Filedland. This IS tie lafeR EagijS date re-
cciuea,
II was yelerday reported that information
had reached the Office of the Prufiian Couful,
Rating, that the Prufiian troops, under the
command of General Lefocq, had poiieTed
themielves of the town of Eibng.
We learn from Leghorn, thatthe Englifh have.
foppcd even rich American hips, which were
defined 10 that port.
A.penfon of loooI per annum, has been
fettled on Sir John Stuart, as reward for his
eminent fervice in Sicily.
Several perlons have been taken up lately,
inppofed to be fpies of Bonaparte,
The virtuons Able Edgworth, who accom-
panied Louis XVI to the fcaffod, died at Mir
teau, of fever, few weeks iince.
MIR. Wellcny Pole fucceeds NIr. Marfden.
as Secretary to the Admiralty. The latter
gentleman retires on peniiou of 5ooI. a year
Lady Hamilton is going to Sicily, on Witt TO
the Queen of Naples.
In the II 2fC. tune 2e.-Lord Temple with
ed to learn whether it was intended by Mint
tiers to repeal what was called the American
lntsrcourie Act, pafied the Seffion b, fore Iait.
Mr. Roie replied certainly not, pending the
adIutment OF the treaty between this country
and America.
JuNE 80. A bill was read the fra time, il,
the II. c. for regulating the commerce be-
tween this country and the U. S.
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on Friday rrvt, 5eiag tie 2sb infant, 7oHb be Jouaf
PDjie aas'io7, By be lh&je,iJ0t,r rpm bs P,'mj'I,
~ HAT vaoable LOT or parcel Of Ground, with
K the Improvements thereon lying in this CITY,
on the iouth eat idle Of the crof Greet leading by the
MTket Houic towards the river, aud between the
brick buildings Of Mr.. VIM. Mitchell, aud the dwell
1ing houfe OF Robert Mitchell, efq
Cain will be required for one third of the rebate
money, and for he refdrs, credit Ext, aHd nine
~ days vii be allowed, the rureha'cr giving notes
negotiable at the bank of Virginia, ,yith approved
eDdorlers
PRossER u MONCURE, I'm
Avguh IS. ,dC
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Mr.. Parke, in addreflng the ery for the defendant
iaid, that he did 70 with more than ordinary zeal
CANT 10 foul confpraey.. The jury would have no
hesssicn IN feeling through it, and finding their yer.
DICT accordingly. Or. Wolcott, the learned eounel
contended, vas nGrm old man, and very poor
Tor his writings had never been productive to him
lie was IN Rate of infirmity, and required nurie
to nndreis and put him to bed. Mrs Knight had Of
sen siiiied IN UNDERLYING him, and holding warm bot,
ties 10 has feet, after he in bed the fcrvat Of the
houle having at that time left it. The Doctor had
his ihare OF iPirts, and he ued to talk about half in
iuucted ACTORS. Mrs. knight had fome notion Of
theipIsn fame, and the Doctor was invited TO make
nie OF her floor, and inhrra her in recitatinu. At
the time of Mrs. knights bofom being expoied. the
learned council laid, fhe had jan been acting Euobra-
i%' IN, the Creeian Daughter. Mr.. Parke concluded
ny eauoning the jury not give credit to the Wit
nehes. 49,
Lord Peterborough obferved there was great deal
OF mprooabiiity; and the jury, without heiita,ion
ret uriied q verdict for the defendant.
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SILESL4.
Be- EsLAu. Inne II. 1907,
CAPTTRF AZ MELSSE

4.
The Freneh troops entered Neihe the 10th June,
according to capitalization The garriion, $500, are
priioners Of war, and having defIed before His I'M
Peria kighnefs Prince Jerome, are on their way to
France.
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Other letters from Hamburg refpe Sing the infur-
reetion in Turkey Gate, that peace had been offered
to Great Britain aud Rufia, and that SebaAiani had
been obliged to leave Confantinople dreading the
inry OF the Pofulace which was yeheniently directed
aeainl French influence.
Government received dispatches yeferday from
General Lord Hutchinlen, which ftate that the bat
tie OF Friedland was nearly drawn battle that the
lois on both fides was almoR equal, and that the
armies remained in nearly the fame petitions after the
battle. Private letters received yeterday from the
Continent corroborate this account
a gentleman high in the Ear India Company 5
civil ierVice in India has lately received fevere
prinand from the Court Of Directors for his uncon-
cllatng conduct towar ds the commanders of neutral
veiIels trading in the EaHern Seas.
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PRIVATE LETTER.

hAMBsRc, June 22-This morning early, pri-
vate intelligence has been received here from, per
Ion OF diftnetion At Danzic, dated the sthihR. Ac.
coTding to this, the French Emperor attacked the
Kuiiian army on the 18th, totally defeated it, and
took goo cannon The number of priioners it is add
ea' is beyond calculation, and the Rulians have Ion
every thing. Whether this is new affair, or whe-
'hef the battle ct the 4sh meant, be de ter
mined. Prince Borgbefe is gone expref to P,r;s viii
news of the victory orthe 9Th. The fam. letter
adds that the French entered Konigfbe on the
10th.
1t ieems (asl am informed on good authority that
the above news is contained in letter from General
KspP to Mr. Bouriesnc i, fates that above 10000
pr'oners were taken. Mr.. B. had fent it to the Of
nee oil the New Gazette to be printed but had after
wards Popped it, becaufe the letter was NOT official
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FOR LoNDoS,
rzs NEW COPPER FAsrsNEo sHlr,

FOX LONDON,
TIE NEW COPPER FASTENED SHIP,
POWHArAN.
ELeTLESsS WILLIAM CoTTLs, MASTER,
tS.,N NM Bn.6en akos. 500 H6df. Tobacco.
SHE is daily expected at City Poins.
Having part of her cargo lady engaged, ihe will
take the balance moderate freight For terms, ap-
ply to Mr. Edmund w. Rootss Richmond, or
NASH & MUNROE, Peterfburg.
Auguh 4. 4w.
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BHTTLES nv p0ydwD

fLENsRuKo, June ls.-Two ihips from Kongf-
berg have arrived here which bring fadvfce that the
French are only p (German) miles from that city.
Great rejoieings, it is ftsted have taken place at
fluihng and elfevhere, confequence of, the vitory
obtained by the French the Ruiiiaus, whole lois
IN KILLED and wounded, is iaed at forty thoufard men,
beides thirty thoufa nd prilouers
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CPFITBR1T<IW.
LONDON, Tuly 2.

VIf'|I TIT 7 NV. LoNpoNi July ?.
BY the Mail from Tonningen, letter was yeAer-
dayreceice& from Altoona, writer by :he Br'tif1 En-
voy Mr. Thornton, da'ed 2Jl June, containing the
following important in,eIigsnce.--" Lar night we
were informed by an k/iofsTs from Vienna, which
place he eit on tie 18th, that the rurkih Enipe-
ror had bsea forced REIGN his throne in favor of
his Nephew, who is avowediy friendly 70 the Eng
lih ntero, and that all his Mininers had beez muir
dered What h.s brought about this fudden event
and Wha; ~i! be the ultimate ele6, remains to be
explained 70 w."
The fame communication adds " That no French
account, had been received Ior 81 hours, and no.
ton was prevalent that the affairs ofihe battle were
w.io!y different from ther report"
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C. BRITAIN.

G. BRITAIN. IoNpoN. tulv 1907
A Hull paper fates, that fevera American velTsls
had been detained by the owners of the eargoes on
account of the exiting difficulties between the two
nations An order has ifued for new return of the
exports and imports to the United States
The meeting which took place between the King
of Sweden and Bruno mott curious one. The
tPirited young Monarch had only in view the max
ing an acquaintance with French Marlhal, and for
that PurPoie deiired Bruno meet him. Having
been often tempted by Bonaparte, he thought he
would now retort on of his Marflals, merely
Tor the pupoie of venting his adherence of the ty-
rant. Peace was quite of the queAion and the
Martial having been obliged TO hear the mott over
whelmed truths reipe6tng his matter, retired quite
mortified and eonfounded This natenlent may be
depended upon fact. Whenever in the courle
OF this Conversation Outlaws uttered Bonaparte's
name, he each time expe6torated. He even went 70
far TO fay to Bruno there IS no honor to be got
IN your matters fervice. Come over with your
Dutchmen, into mine, and you faal find honor aad
bread"
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IUSTPIf. VIENNA, Tune 10, 1907.
Accounts from Turkey Gate that the RI. 0. of the
Grand F'zer eonuneed at AdfianopIe BIT he had
lvmmrned courclI 81 war to aGen,be at Sehuma
The reports 81 h'tie between tive Turks and RuHians
are noi confirmed; nor does it appear that any affair
&C conf, qpeate had taken pace On NAV 9sd the
Ruii'an IL. g. begauto advance from BuchareA to-
wards Use Danube. Gen Unlsu'us on the I7,h had
his advanced guard oppoite Widdin The seryians
have taken Negolyn, and were advancing towards
Widdin
SEMttN, June S.
We exPea news from the neighborhood Of lima: el
as a numerous body OF Turks the march to re-
lieve IL.
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prussia.
MAstrnpuRe, Iuse 9, 1907

In the atsacl on the 5thbythe RuIians, on Spanden
the Prinee Oh Benevento (Bernado,te) WAS wound
cd. The Prince had proceeded to the bridge head,
and given his orders TO Gen. Frere; his return he
perceived the 9Th regiment of dragoons takn, a
po,on under the fire of the Rufan infantry, he was
deiirous to poR it in a lels dangerous place but
while he was approaching, his Serene Highueis was
truck by mulSet Ball in the neck, under the right
ear; the ennsuiion was 70 violent, that lie fell iur
ward with his head the PADDLE. The troops for a
moment were truck with difmay they thought their
General IN Chief was killed Blu, this paniuI error
did not Ian long the Prince RATED his head again,
ana employed his remaining frength infprit the
folders to avenge him. An exclamation of avenge
was their anwer, ard the Prince was endeavoring to
asaii hn'ie OF this favorable dpoton of the troops
whei the blood dreaming forth from his wound and
the weakness thereby oecaioned, compelled him to
withdraw to houle, and get his wound bound up.
lie directed the different Generals ftrenuouly to
maintain their petitions.
The Princes abfence did not Ian half an hour his
wound had been fearcely bound up when he received
report that the enemy attempting crois near
the river Boarden, and Immediately proceeded, with
the 9Th regiment of Dragons, TO- the height of
D.u,fchendorf
The iurgeons fay, that the Princes wound will be
cured in fortnight three weeks, and that be will
again ioon be able to appear at the head of mis-
corps.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-28
NAPLES. Lung 8. 1907

IT4LY N.p,rs Jupe q 1907
The gallant Prince of Hene PhilipGhal, the de-
lender OF Gacts, having recently landed Reggie in
Caabria, with 5000 Neapolitan troops, has been at ,
tackled, near Mileso, the 2sth May, by General
Regnier, and defeated with the lois of an,oR his
whole corps the cavalry with difficulty regaining
Reggie.
a conipiracy fet foo, by the ci-devant Queen of
Naples and Tome Englih agents has been dicovered
and about 40 Perions fupected of being accompces
have been arretled; five of whom have already been
fentenced TO death.