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The remark has been made on this fubie6
that the Emperor has never loh any cannon IN
the armies which he has commanded when in
Che FIRE campaigns of Italy and Egypt, or in
thofe Of the army of referve, whether in shofe
ofAnftria and Moravia or in thefe of Prufiia 6
Poland.
PARIS, March Il.
The memorable battle of Eylau has con-
founded the attempts made by the RuIiians TO
diturb our winter quarters; and The battles
ofthe 18th and 99d February, have 6"ifhed to
entirely difconcert their projects. II. S. H..
Arch Chancellor Prince Of the Empire has en-
braced the occaGon of thefe fortunate fucceiies
20 duplicate H. NJ. Emprtfs and Queen to
approve of Feftval which fl1e has condefcend-
ed to accept of. This Fetival 10 70 take place
tomorrow, 18th, at the Palace of the Great
Eledor, that hsr Majefty the Queen Of Naples
has kiadly coded for that purpofe.
Several French who were in Ruffa have
Quilted that Empire to avoid the vexatious OBJ
legations prefcrihed by the Ukafe relating to
them-Already, many have paf1sd by Nantz,
in their way to Paris. Nj. Marten, French con-
full in Moldavia. has alto paHed thro' the fame
city returning to- Paris.
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TRUE WISDOM.

The Emperor of Runia has given frefb in.
ftance of an enlightened mind, in an Ukafe
which has recently been ifIaed at St. Peterf.
burgh, in favor of Commerce. In order to give
more confederation and dftin6ion to CONNER
ciaI purfuits, the Ukafe recommends the eta
bliihment OF commercial companies. II allows
the nobility to become members of the firft and
fecond clafIes of merchants, vt being the anxi
Gus with of the Emperor to draw clofrr the
ties between thefe two descriptions of his fiIb-
jeets. Whoiefae merchants may even afpre
to the frft Offices of the fate, and are TO have
the privilege of appearing at Court. Meafures
are alto to be taken to preferve and perpetuate
the names of the mott eminent merchants, and
tranfmit them with diAinttion to poferity.
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FROM THE NATIONAL 1NrELL1GEscrR


The following is that part of the trial of Sir
Home P0pbasn, to which we referred in our Taft
paper, as proving the participation of the Bri
tlh administration in Mirarda's Exbed;tion.
In his defence fir Home Popham flaws, "I
truft fhall be able to fhew, that the direction
received was not only fuch as, under the cir
cumftances, was fairly admilible, but fich as
the minifters, under whole orders I failed TO
the Cape of Good Hope, fully warranted bv
their concurrent opinions, at Leaf by the con.
current opinions of thofe who were underftood
by all TO hold the leading influence in that adj
minitraton. i fhall, however, not only thew
that an expedition TO South America was fa-
vourte objeet of Mr.. Pitt, that he had it in con-
temptation, and actually took fome fteps to
carry 1t into execution in the courfe Of his for
mer adminlitration but that he never lon fight
OF II, being only rehrained from aitem p:ing the
execution of it by political reafoDs, which no
longer cxfted, when felt il my duty, for tbe
Intereit of my country. to proceed from The
Cape OF Good Hope upon this long protected
exPeo"ion. IN courfe of the year 1904,
change occurred IN the government Of the coun-
try foon after which was appointed TO the
Antelope in the Downs, for the purpofe of
b!ockading the harbor of BouIogue, in the alb
fence ct admiral Louit. While / commanded
That mp, hord Meipihs then 6rRLor oftbe a6-
niraHr, eo,rsIponded aVifb me on f6e Inbjea of
Miranda's plan, and on my coming 10 foSvn in
tie month Of Oaober in that renr (af qvbieb
period TIE Proba6ift1 ofa Sbanih qoGy bad in.
ereaisd) bis Ior4JHib directed me 10 eogG. again
with gen. Miranda, and to diefR my ideas on the
./n3ied efan expedition agaigR the SbaniN Effle.
menfJ in South Aueriea, in tie form ofa me.
NOR. To the beit of my recollection, | deli
yered this document to lord Melville, on the
9th OF Oc.ober, 1904. Shortly after, | was
directed to attend Mr.. Pitt, at Wimbledon, in
order that he might converfe with me on the
various points cOmprehended in my memoir.
In the month of December, 1904, / was cent
TOR by his majehy's minifters to Deal, and at
the fame time the Diadem, to which fhip was
appointed, was put in commiflion for the ex-
Preis pnrPofe ct my proceeding in her on the
intended expedition to South America. Val.
GUS circumstances, however, occurred to retard
the execution Of this project but with the
exception of the fhort interval Of peace, it had
never been reliDquilhed, from the moment
when the idea was fra lsggeaed. 1'befe facts,
as far as lord Melville was concerned, his lord
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WASHINGTON, April 81.

We have received late London Prints, con-
tanning in great detail the trial of Sir Home Po-
pbam for All aledged breach of orders in leaving
the Cape of Good Hope on the expedition
which iIued in the Capture of Buenos Ayres.
Although, in high degree, interefting, it is too
long for infertion entire in our columns. There
IS, however, one part gift of which we lhall
rePublifh all the material circumstances, fbat
part qVbieb proVe5 that .Miranl4'J expedition
avAs /anaioned b, the exiting BritjA adn.iniAra.
ti0n, and particularly BY Mr.. PIT.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The rtfuIt of the election in Connecticut IL
that governor Trumhuli, lieutenant governor
IreadweII, and the prefcnt fecretary and trea-
iuTer are reelected ny very large maiorities. Ia
the houte of representatives we obferve that a
triumphant majority in favor Of the Ready ha-
BITS otihe fate is again returned. The whole
number OF representatives 10 one hundred and
ninety four. Of thefe 6s are democratic and
1872 federalifs.
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Prevalence, Abril IS.

RHODE.ISLAND ELECTION,
On "Wednesday Ian, town-meetings were held
IN all The towns in the fate for the choiceo of Co
vernon, Lieutenant Governor, Senators & Repre-
ieniatives. The meetings were generally very
thin'y attended, but there is TO doubt of the
election of Mr.. FeDner by majority of 1000
and upwards.
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PHILADELPHIA. Anril %.

The Jof'oqvirg rxfr0a Of letter, from a .genfle.
man 1" Coq0eJ, TO biz eorrcpondeaf in fbiS ctr,
eoTroborafeJ fbs Information, qvbieb zVe bavr
berefefore PabijRed on fke fame EubjeR.
We have further proof, by the adminion of
feveTal American iliips from hence into the ports
of Holland that Bonaparte's decree is relaxed in
regard to fhips from America, that have called
here for orders.
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NORFOLK. Anil 90

The hip TqOo Brofber5, in 97 days from Liz
verpool, went up the hay for Baltimore OH Mon
day LAT, and brings important information.
A perion who was on board of her as il,e came
into the CaPes, informs that accounts by her
fate, that great battle was fought on the n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
MADRID, Dec. 10.

The world knows the bsrbarous manner in
which the Rngllfh commenced and for two years
have carried on the war with Spain.--After all
the lones which the Spanifh commerce has fuf-
tanned, which have not anfwered the svaricious
Ipeculations of the EngIiib, the continent of
South America and the Spsnfh iIlands are lill
in fafety. The adventurer Miranda, Imported
by the EngIiih marine, has failed in his deligns
aganf Spaniih America. He was conceded
with Col. Burr, who on his fde, by fome
partial attacks, was to draw the American Rates
into war with Spain. But the cabinet of
Warrington has Aifled this vile project at its
birth. The Englilh furprifed Buenos Ayres,
but they have been obliged to abandon their
conqueR, with great lois CT men and even of a
veHel of war. The great preparations to en-.
Joy this conqueit is feen in the feet Of merchant
fhps fitted out for BueDos Ayres, which has
failed Of the Object Of its expedition.
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BANKS OF THE DANUBE, Feb. 10.

They write from Italy, that face The departure
of MARTIAL MAIZENA,, general St. Cyr has taken
the command of the troops in the Kingdom of
Naples.
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is sived yearly. Ia TAFT sos 1906, we noiicc
that the number of vsCris which paied is leis
than in the preceding years and Iris diminuton,
which regards the Ensiiih and Prci;iaW CON-
merce, leads TO !everal reflections.
Il is certain, corhderins the petition % the
French armies. and the neafures taken b. his
imperial maieGy for the execution of his decree
relative 70 the blockade of the Briti;h I1es. the
rumber of Engliih veiIcls which will pats the
Sound in 1907, will se ftif LET'S than in the hf
Of 1906. The CRITTERS that will be out from
Stetten, Lubbock and other ports on the CoaN,
mutt injure the Britifh and Swedih commerce.
From $50 TO 500 Pruffian veflels commonly
PATS the Sound in year. The number in 1906
was reduced to 70, and this grea, diminution is
ea6ly accounted for, when we recolleet that the
Erglifh declared, after the Prufiian troops en-
tered Hanover, that all the vefeIs of that nation
were good prizes, and that the king OF Sweden
blockaded the Prufiian ports Of the Baltic three
months--and afterwards that all Prafla was in
the power of France after October.
The number of vefiels alto from Hamburger,
Bremen and Papenburg, were much lefs than
before, on account of the blockade OF the Ems,
the Wefer and the Elbe, by the Englih, du-
ring,a great part of that year. The veneis
which failed embraced the opportunity be-
tween the evacuation of Hanover by the French
and the pofIeiIion Of it by the Prulians. Il
ought to be remarked that the little village of
Papenbrrg, which is in the dukedom of Arem-
berg, and member of the confederation of the
Rhine, and which has been, at leaf thirty
years, entirely unknown in the annals of mari
time commerce, had in that year fitted out for
the Baltic 81 veiIels. Such remarkable cir
cumfance is entitled to the notice of the French
emperor.
The number Of Ruf1ian vefIels whic paf1ed
the Sound amonnt to So, which is the more
f,,nD n
fear. This proves that their mariime COM
merce is not in 70 louriliing Situation as fome
reprefent. We find that the Ruliians who have
many ports ON the Baltic, did not fend but IS
veliels into the North fea, when the United
States actually fent lo7 into the Baltic.
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CONSTANTJNOpIR. Nfov az

The envoy Of the king of Peria, Fatal Schah,
who fooe time ince left this city, has gone for
Pofen to the emperor Napoleon.
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0Donle8ftc.

WASHINGTON, April ct.
On Friday the WASP failed from the EAT.
tern Branch for England. Mr.. Purviance is a
paiIenger.
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BREMEN, fau.o.

All the vefTsIs which pats the Sound pay a toll
to the Danifh goyetnmenij of which an exaS In
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HAMBURG. March q.

1t is remarked, that Gnce the conferences
took place at Keil, between the crown prince
OF Denmark and the Swedfh and French mi
niiters, that an evident cooInefs has prevailed
between the courts of Sweden and Denmark.
he former, II appears, has rejected The media
ton OF the latter, though the DaniTh govern
ment offered TO ufe its good Offices in endea-
vorlng to reitore the ancient friendly relations
which fulfilled between Sweden and France.
1t IS related that at the lat conference. GER
tain perfonage of the highef confederation faid
to the Swedifh mniiter, baron Won Taube-
F." Well be it 70! Since your mater is deter
mined to lofc Pomerania let him lofe it,
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BY the arrival of the fhip Pallinnrus, in &c
days from Plymouth, we have been put in poi-
ieibon OF LONDON papers to the 22d March, be-
ing two days later than before received by the
Gold Hunter, from which the following articles
are extracted.
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LONDON, March 90.

LYNDON, NldTC0 ZZ.
The duke of Portland, who, at his mairfty's
command has undertaken to form new ad.
mniitration, continues occupied in that impor-
tant, and we incline to think, arduous arrange
;nent. Lord Hardwicke ysiterday attended his
maJefty at Windfor; and in the evening meet
ing of the new cabinet took place at BurIing-
ton houic, to receive the further communication
OF the royal pleafure.
1t has been attempted to reconcile the difcor-
dant feelings OF Lords Sidmouth and Melville {;
and we underftand Lord Eldou in communicate
ing TO the king the difficulty which occurred on
this head, enquired if his majefy was deiirous
that Lord Sidmouth ihould continue in the Ca.
binet. The reply is fated to have been, " 1t
is matter OF perfect indifference to m =" We
have reafon to believe that the duke of Port
land has in confequence made his election of
Lord Melville, and that the admiralty is again
TO have the benefit of his lordfhip's active and
liberal administration.
a French fquadron, confifting of 8 fail of the
line and frigate, which, for fome time, had
been lying IN the outward harbour of Brett ready
tor lea, appears, by letters which reached town
from Plymouth, tn have efcaped thro' the pat
iage pu Raj. 1t is conje6tured that they are
bound to America, to relieve the two fhips
bloc kaded there By the Britifh cruizers. The
facility with which the French fhips have of
late arrived at Brett, or failed from thence,
proves one OF two things-either that the pro.
jeet of blockdding that harbour is abfurd, or
that there is criminal neglect in the execution
of it.
The blockade of Trieit has been raifed for the
Preient, in coniequence of conference between
the governor and the Britifh commodore the
port, however, continues ihut againft the Eng
lin and kuflian vefieis, and if that unwarranta.
ole iyhem or excluiion is fill perffted in, the
blockade will be of courfc returned.
Several Rufum and two Gottenburpb m,;Is
are now daily and hourly expected at the pot
Office.
Dispatches are daily looked for at the admi-
rally from the Rio Plata. a report was alloat
yeherday, that accounts had been received of
the taking of Monte Video-the Ratement was
at ieslt premature.
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~s-rEs-ss -s~.-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-02

guy ID IoNrs UeitGNhuH Sss1 5sstS Assss
hila.ed Austria. forming Judgment Of
Russia with ualignorance and rashness,
and blinded by the apparent tranquility
'of- Prussia, she Il length threw OF the
lask and despising forms which she
"a hitherto sometimes respected, open
sampled on III treaties B all rights.
e mon.hs after the signing Of the
with Prussia, allits articles were
Sialed. III / A9s II j. ~ ~ ~ n r
The treaty had for its basis The statue
do 81 the moment il which i was con-
Guided, also the gnarantee ofthe German
empire and its states according 70 the con-
stitution then estahlished. This truth
arises not only from die nature Of things ;
HE treaty had expressly prescribed 70 the
two powers their duties. The relations
inwhieh the peace Of Presburgh has left
his maiesty The emperor Of Austria, were
kaarsnteed I'd him, consequently. also
the imperial crown of Germany, and the
rights connected with Il. lhe existence
|bf Bavar;s. and consequently the rela-
lions which had conneeted il for 50 many
centuries 70 the empire, were likewise
confirmed by the sarnS common Euaran.
Tee. Three mopshs after, the eonfede.
radon of the Rhine overthrew the Ger.
man SUBSTITUTION, deprived The empe-
ror of the ancient ornament ofhis house,
md placed Bavaria, and thirty other
princes, under the tutelage Of France. /
Butis Unnecessary TO appeal TO treaties
b form I just Judgment Of this extraordi-
nary event! Previousto an treaties M.
tions have their rights and had not France
sported with tic sanctity ofan oath, the
actof pnexampIed despotism would exas-
perates every mind. To deprive princes
who had never offended France, and to
render them the yassals Of Others, them
selves the yassals Of the. French govern
Inept; to abolish with astroke Of the pen
aconstitution Of q thousand years dura-
ton; which long habits, the remem-
branee of % many illustrious periods,
and 80 many various and mutual relations
had rendered dear to such nuDl,er of
Princes which had SO often been guar.
anteed BY an the European powers, and
49, 3 /, - %Ssg- /, 80 e
even ny rranee nersen I" lay contriou-
lts On we Clues and towns in the midst
oi Proiouno peace, and leave the new
possessions -, only an exhausted skeleton,
10 abolish the constitution, without eoa-
sulting the smPeror OF Germany. from
Hnnm 2 crown was wrestedxof Russia,
g seI lately became the gaaraatss ef the
Serman league or Prussia Interested
' - 10 tne league mus ARBITRARILY
o.ssoisea. TO; wars and continued
:yle.ories naye some amesProdnced great
aaa rsm.,tsOle ea.assroPne'; out such
z camps Y umes OF peace was never
os.p g1.ea .o Ine worid. H.,
4 -. p.;s sInn"'se.sasl tns uniortu-
49,. - IL. W x'S :o1slsa y tnese Trans
had .,,sersS =. T.s,... :. 'oss wa" no
,h- 49,. e "a. .IL - .1.su Y
h;rn..T hs'.,J :. 49, 49,. .oI'I ePI1Aen
r;n... =, ;..Sn:.a<.L+ H@:.. "e" unnAP-
! se..,;,v, ' 'Ssh,asd -, " ,s. 'oo Ssa' :
80. -1'-1N u
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TUESDAY. Octnher %

Conclusive OPINIO.WoflAe CHIEr jus.
7icE MARSAAL, OIL Me motion or COM
mifment.
Much of the difficulty of the present case
arises from its being attended by circum-
stances entirely opposite to those which are
uSualiyiCund in motions of similar descrip-
ton.
An examining magistrate commits and
ought To commit on probable cause. In de-
nhnS his duty after stating that he NAV ar
rest either upon his own suspicion or that
OF others, Blackstone adds, "but in both
cases tits fitting 30 examine upon oath the
party requiring warrant, as well as 70 as
certain that there IS a felony or other crime
actually committed without which no war
rant shoud be granted us also tn prove
the cause and probability OF suSDectinp the
party against whom the warrant is nrav.
ed"
But aitho' the existence of fact as the
foundation of the charge must be proved
before a magistrate can legally imDrjson a
citizen, IT is not believed 10 be true that thp
same necessity exists for ascertaining win
equal clearness the full legal character Of
that fact, OF the degree of guilt which ,hc
law attaches To- it. On charge of murder.
for example, the homicide must be moved .
but the enquiry whether it be ius,rfiable or
otherwise IS seldom made by Al examining
magistrate. He could not refuse to commit
unless it was perfectly clear that the act
was innocent. Anopinion that Jury ought
to acquit would not warrant refusal on his
part tn take the steps which might bring the
accused before a jury.
IN cases where the legal effect Of the act
aliedgrd TO be criminal is in any degree
doubtful, it would greatly derange tho re
guar course Of justice, and enable many of
lenders to escape, should a magistrate re-
fuse To arrest until he had received full
proof OF guilt. If the fact be Of such cha
racler as perhaps ODE construed INTO 4 high
and dangerous crime win the aid of otncr
testimony which the nature of the case adj
mits, it would seem to be duty to secure
the person Ia order to abide the judgment of
the law.
Among the many reasons which NAV be
enumerated for committing in doubtful
case, arc:
lst That upon 2 considerable portion Of
a criminal chargc it is the peculiar province
of jury to decide.
Cd. That additional testimony is to be ex-
pected and,
3D. That the person most commonly max
ms the commitment is justice of the peace,
not authorised finally TO try the offender,
and who consequently, whatever may be
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WASHGNGT,)v C,1,y ~, =,


Several nj the BRITISH ,riS,S. ~ an.nur-
cling ihe arrival of the Revenge, STATE. t!..
existence OF arulnOr that the Amrric.u 90
vernIncnt had required an answer to theic
representations withiu fo1r da, I, s. deduce,
from this circumstance Their anti-Dac Tic
temper. 1t may bc satisfactory 20 STATE,
that this ruhor is altogether ulitoundeC. M
such demand has been inade, i.o, has any
definite time been prescribed for receiving
an answer. 1t is true, tina, !, prompt am
swer is expected, and there can he no doubt.
but that, IT the British ministry wish TO
maintain peace between the two countries,
prompt answer will be gwen.
considerable nubmcr Of members of the
National Legislature have already arrived
IN the city (; and there does net exist Il doubt
OF quorum OF the two Houses being for
med on Monday. If 81, II is probable the
Message ofthe President will be delivered
on Tuesday.
1t IS always with reluctance that we re-
cord villainy IN any shape; but it is with
particular regret we notice the following
daring assault committed within the limits
OF this city: On Tuesday evening about
dusk, on his return from visiting a friend
In New Jersey avenue, on the brow of the
mn, Mr.. EIzey Burroughs was attacked
by two Foot Pads who presented pistols on
eacn side ofhim, and demanded his money:
on his answering that he had none, one of
them replied 7" You are a liar, Sir /; il is in
bundle OF papers IN your pocket )" and
at the same time put his hand into Mr.. B's
pocket, and drawing from il a bundle ofpa-
pers, tooN oil the money in bank notes 10 the
amount of S 2,4CO which he had that day
received from the bank in this city We
understand that no trace is yet discovered
81 the perpetrators of this outrage.
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Not two blanks 10 prize, and the lowest pr;ze
twelve dollars. The scheme contains only 2f5Oo
tickets 10000 of which are actually sold 70
company Of gentlemen in New York. To v,bors
the managers have obligated themselves TO come
menee the drawing in be city of Baltimore.
U" 1hnsdGy t6e 31St day Of Dece,nbe, ne.t,
And 70 draw 500 tickets per day.
TICKETS - SHARES
are now selling IN vsrietJ Of numbers and yerv
rapidly at lea and half dollars each for We.
ry short time, at
q. & r. WAITE's
Truly fortunate Lottery Office, corner of Mark
e. and Charles Street, Baltimore
Inc gfandam of the Scheme ef the abov.
Lo''eFy' to2e'her with All assurance from the
managers mat u will positively CONNIE nee draw.
,"5 on the oist day oil December next, hays
oeen su'hcien, indictment for me subscribers
to come TO the CITY of Baltimore 70, 1be $500
P"'FVSS O' 4@chi'aung The sale Of fhe tiske,g
g ~ X WAITE.
81" Ono Of the above finn will peyson,it.
ATTEND the drawing daily, to take down the nnr,.
oers correctly, as Will also one Of their clerks
Ihe ntNt New-York Lottery will no, eor.
mence drawing til April next Flicker. IS
wneh i-otteTy may be had at Waite,s OE;ce.
Maiden Lane, New York '''''
". u, Distant odvcnturers. accorrarvios,
their orders wi,h Bank Notes of anv dcscr;r,;na,
10 euher OF WA1TR's OFFICES in Baltimorc or
New 4 ORR may have tickets and sha,es for.
dso 10 any amount with the utnost pu,,Au
lhty' ana IN, earliest advice sent them ~ ,b.,,
success Al prizes sold by @. & II. Waite viii
DC P7id by 'htm,-A list Of all priz., dawn vii
We ,e'' to ihe printer Of this papes, for The in
spettiou OF advcntnreTs
- Se,.otr i4,h, 1907 ism
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EEW-YORK, Oct. 10.

by the brig Sally-Tracy, from Bayonne.
we have received intelligence that 10000
troops were to be at Bayonne ON the l7th
Of September; and that Donaparte was TO
meet them there on the coil, previous TO
their march for Portugal, that government
having agreed to put itself under the pro-
lection of the English.
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fOR C43H-

Ten o. Eileen likely ung r EGROEs. cen
sis'irg of men, womcn, and cb;ld,e, ro
terms Apply 20 Mr. Dania MAYO faboyc ~
CONT house) where they may be seen. or ~
subScriLer. IOItN TT.,,.p nc
Ps"haiaD, October II, 1907. &c