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ems, pletase6 on tie MitSlfHss:n ripe,
(ty Harmon Blesne, Iiasstf.sp colleague
efcolonei Burr Ior q m;ffuy expedition
eeaiast ths dssinions q Span, and tsr
eiher purposes. 7 issned j tcasraast for
iAs atpsehension IF Biennerhasset, tuho
sssided thirteen a1les beis1v this, onI
soithoutthe jurisdiesioH b fhis stale. He
fed Immediately UPON hearing u Tie seis-
n,e sflhe boats, IL sAe hight 1viM Com.
fsrt r. Lrr and about jiy men, in fas.
re1ving boats. lie is bsrsued 6y land H.
ard. , to head him, al same paint on The
Ohio. Tsie''s RoaLia passed This in the
night. Had not che mail jaiied Us; FROM
Washington fer awhsie trip, roe shouH
haze Ssceioed tAe presidsn, 'sprocLamation
in lime to have seized BIemeyhosseti.
Tyler, and his sphOie party.
I" The batteauxsPreParing and prepared
on the Ohio. At different places for a
length Of 900 miles, are all Gf the same
model, aud will carry from 20 to GO men.
and are calculated TO ascend shallow ri.
Vers. &,
Captain Stodders, with the United
States troops, has just left this place the
Ice retarded his progress.
A l-tterof the date ofthe 18th Deem
Der from Marietta, SAYS, " have no
doubt but that colonel Burr will push hi.
projects, and that q considerable number
Of men win collect near the mouth ofths
Ohio, ready TO execute them. Unless
disappointed BY checks l expect they may
seize arms At the arsenal at Newport,
Kentucky, il not opposed by the militia
at Cincinnati, which would doubtless b.
the case 49,. --..
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was Johnson. After his wounds being
drsssed from which we are told he IS
not ont of Danger he VS. committed,
IL await the punishment, which tn law
win inliict, Tor such hofrid and mereiless
.butehery. Dbl, ! Il /: II Xssas e !.
& We have not ascertained whether the
ball after passing through his arm entered
the cavity Of Mr.. Pye,s bcdy or only
passed through the Aesh and came out to-
wards his backbone--but, Is his life is
NOT despaired of, though be i cruelty
mangled, We sppfehendl only the latter.
( This We have found % be the case since
writing the foregoing, and Mr.P. exhib-
is fair prospects Of yecoyGfy. ] hough
the robber received the charge from Mr..
Pres gun in the backside Of his head, all
.she Assh and hair Of which and I part Of
one ear are torn Oh, the shot did NOT pene.
trats his skull, though they may have
fractured 1T; and what may seem re-
markable. they glanced on The skull, and
are now 70 be seen stickingin the doors
onboih sides Of the narrow hall through
which he tried to retreat from Mr. Pye,
- he raised his gun to fire. On the Pis-
tolls being brought to Mr.. Pye, he recog.
nized them ~ q gentle nan who lodged
Il his house a few days before had COM
mitted them and q portnaanteau t. his
care forsh night. IS -<..tE a..
We wish this affair may prompt RI
gourous exercise ofpolice regulations in
these large tswas, ashordes, not only Of
eountertsiters, sorgers, and other felons,
but Of such sut.throats 40 this fellow, are
suspected TO infest our borders. We
understand also that this fellow has been
arrested once before "a Albany for sohne
misdemeanoura - st..r ~"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-16
NINTH BULLETIN.
Of the French Army.

- - : = 81 = Weimar, Oct. II. :,
- The. garrison Of Erfarth ha. 6lcd Of.
We have found there Z much grealsr
2nnmber Of persons than was expested.-
There are . great aaaneiy Of magazines.
The Emperor, has .appointed General
Clark governor Of TIE city AID citadel Of
SErfarth, and the surrounding countrys--
The citadsI is'a 6ne octaeon, with cas-
mate and bastions, and wen fortified
Itis valuable acquisition, which will
serve as . point Of succour IN ths midst
ofour opeEations. Il was said IL the sth
bulletin, that We: Hsd takes from Is 20 co
standards, there are now IS NJ heal
qaarters--it y probable that ve viii have
about 60. These standards were, pre-.
sentsd BY Frederick the Great 70 his sol.
diers. Among the number is on. be.
onging TO the regiment Of guards, and
another Of the Queens reEiment, en-.
broidersd By hsr own hands. IL seem.
the enemy i endeayoPing- to rally at
Msgdsborg but 1t the same tiu.s we
are marching on every side. =. The dit.
ferent bodiesof our army are in pursuit
Of them by different roads. Couriers
are arriving every moment to anhounce
the destruction or whole battallions. and
The capture Of pieces Of cannon, bag.
gage, &C.. = /. >s.'' - =
The emperor lodges 10 the palace Of
Weinar,. where the Queen Of Pru.,ia
lodged some dsSs before. She was here
tor the purpose Of kindiing the fame. OF
war. She - woman Of handsome e.
surs. , bas e Ittls understanding in,
OF her actions-z We must. instead az
eondenning her, pity her-ior she mu,t
be hlied with remorss for the evil she has
brought uP6nher coantry, snd for the
aseendancy sae has exercised over ths
King her husband, who ID uniyer.aIIy
looksd upon asia perfectly hopes. man.
who vas desirons Of peaeess and ths
.hAPpinssso his people. s: a
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F.O. THE WESTERN WORLD.
= CESEBASTIAN. . :

:, The Glass. Hsnssof this very honorable
judge Of the courtofappeals. is now, for
the happiness Ofthe citizens Of Kentuc.
Ky, broken in pieceS.
We uAedaionsd izrtthe supplement to
the last Western World the motion
which was made for an enquiry into his
conduct, and thsta committee was app
pointed Cor, thar purpose. 4 =. -.
This committee met yesterday. In
the forenoon Of the day, letter was fe-
eeiVed by the speaker of the legislature
from judge Sebastian. Informing the
house that conscious Of his innocence, he
had FASTENED to town 70 meet any char
gss which might be preferred against
hira;; bur at the same time prayed that he
enquiry ;iato his conduct might be post
poned until he had sufficient time to pre-.
cure evidence TO Tsbut any charges Which
might be allSdSed. Mr.. John Allen a.
IoGs supported the request oE,hs judge,
Eus MIR. Grandyy gen. Hopkins, Mr..
FoPeand col: Ewing spoke inoppositioh,
and.wished The enquiryto proceed. The
ayes aud noes were taken : and Mr.. Al
len we believe was the only voice to be
Distinguished in favour efthe request Of
Judge fSe6aSkian. 4 - ss.::E =
The Committee mes about three ID. The
alternoon-Mr. Pope in the chair.
aAlsttsnwa -, received by 'NlS. 'Pooe,
and read 10 the committee, from his "a.
esllsncy governor Greenup, = Informing
them, that his honor Judge Sebastian.
had resigned. The eommittee. hove.
yer, outstanding. resolved 20 'prr-
coed with the enquiry. Mr.. Chasles Wa.
kins, John Jordan, Jamss I. tNkart;n of
t:exingsas, and M. Bailet Of louis.
xille, were thea sworn and examined.
As we are informed, their deposit;ons.
alter being written out, are 10 Sc .iru.d
by themselves, and entered on the iouiI
nails ct the house, We forbear, NJ present.
publishing them. The result, however.
-, that the fullest and most satisfacrory
proof waa produced Of this haaayobe
gndgs holding pension fsr Ejs Of 1000
dollars per AMMAN from tie Roreynaeni of
3eain, expressly jar personal services. ,
The impression made on all present,
BY che. discovery Of this most neiarioas
and GneaamPled depravity, IN one 81 our
sapreme judges, ismore easily conceived
than described. There seemcd to Be m
unanimous expression Of abhoreIee de.
Picted on the eountenanee ofevery MEM mem
Der and spectator against the man who,
holding seat in the FIRST court Of his
country, was base enough to become the
political pensionsr Of ., foreign powyr.
The Committee met again this nor
ning. Mr. Bullet. was re-examinedand
governor Gseenur, Mr.. Richard S,seL
and Mr.. Bullock OF Shelby, as likssaiss
Judge Innis, Mr.. John Brown and Iossph
George Of. Wooaford. The rcsuTt b.
mat Bsnjaniin Sebastian has been as
pointed Or asfeed 70 BY Judge Innis, ,he
i s Mr. George Nicholas. ana the. late
NAT. Murray - confer with Giozo.. An
agent appointed BY the Baron de coron.
asiet on the part of The court 81 Spain. 20
s s'.a. certain oyerthres thatwers made,
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, NEW.YORK, December go.

:
A letter from oae Of the most resPee-
table houses In London to a eorrespon.
dent in this city, states that there is 10
prospect Of peace on the Continent, aud
that the war viii probably be prosecuted
with vigof. ~, 49,. = - :
-. r. .. - = - -
In company with the Packet, Br;-
tish expedition sailed from Falmouth,
consulting Of q ships Of the line, e ri
gates. . sloop Of war, 10 cutters, %
Tran sports, and 5000 troops, provision
cd for ~ months. and commanded by
Commodore Ssoptord and General
Crawford, destination unknown. :Ano-
ihsr seeret expedition was f.ting out at
Ramsgate and Margate. " II " =.
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BOSTON, Decemb.r, |.

'saPresif. judicial L,snys. The iriaIof
TaonAs OLivEk SELrkIDcE, ESQ. on
an indietaleut Of AaassaueAser, which
commenced before the Snpreme Court.
sitting y this towuon Tuesday last. con.
tinasd until Friday noon when after this
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Bruce il S. Carolina, Who had madetise
Of smaller language u thar contained ID
his letter, % which h CAR, A. j had
made noreply !; bufihss % enqulriny II.
70 the business here, he va Informed
thas Brnce bad failed II several instances,
which was the reason o. his being dis.
missed! s.s. : RS :. + 49, = -
Mr.. Bidwell moved, that the letter
snd documents should Be referred tothe
'committee on post. Offices and post.roads
which was lost. q = =
Several petition. q ! local nature we're
presented and referred. B. - ! - :.
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1onrartl Interesting heating, Jadse Par
her summed up the evidence, and gave
Inc causstotf,e Jury, with his accustomed.
.perspitsisy pdimpartiality. The Court
adjourned from > o'clock 10 =, when the
Inrv came in win averdict Of MotGuiltg.
We understand chat the Jury were but
IS minutes ip sgye.ing on their verdict :
Il was composed,of gentlemen Of each
political party snd the only PcrsoDehal-
'ieneed, WIS afederalist, and the person.
al iTisnd Of the defendant. 80 =,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

defence Of the country They shall more
particularly attend 10 lhis al the annaai pc.
rod Of the conscfip ti op, Z xAorting those
gandeatheirs schsrg to sonfofsn 70 .this law
4thiy, soreprsseDt g shs JessIil mis-
.litary service as a sacred duty aud 10 ex-F
plain 10 the a. mat as long as they devote.
themselves to this srrylse the law viii dis
1pense with the osages and customs which
are incompatible with i -5!hly, 10 preach
in the asy nsgogaes, aud 20 resise prayers,
for the emperor and the iinpsrial famiiy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-06

SS1oEIS, Fe5T007y ~.
A proclamation was addressed the IS!
this month to the German inhabitants OF ~
land, which contains, in substance, wliaI 'O''
lows
German inhabitants Of Polaa9, IL
"Fidelity towards the state IS only requ,.'
of you, VITA tranquility in your hao1S''. wa
You have no other enemies than tho5e w.. ~,
excite you, by nenaces, to exercise hos''.' IN,
against the Polansers, aad by encouragn,5 ~ -.
toreyolt, expose you to the most teFfi0''' =
Just chastisement.
To avoid this evil, order as follow - -.
lst. Germans who inhabit Poland snai' nav +,
10Y the free exercise Of their rehgioli ~
Shall be protected in person and pfopsl Kim.
They shall be regarded as 6retarea aia t tbei.
trymen, as long as they remain qHlet ~ -. w. G.
houses, and have no understanding WIN NIL 81
neIny of the state as they shall DC 'n ~ I'm
the Polish government, and Shall pay ~.
tributions and fixed taxes. Jates
Cd. Those who wiilnot fulfil ta9ss . wi via
and shall dare to hold a corfesi2sl aenso
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-10

sx,inc witt, hiea Oh he day. IS my arsisal.
4 40 wiog the jealousy Of his disposition g
being desrous 70 concsl'ase and presens ex.
ceptlon, / wished 70 explain 70 him my
motives for giving q preference 20 Mr..
Chou,cs.'s inviiasion which did when.
sye met, By stating 10 him that approaching
The territory in my capacityof governor.
si,e firss respect was due 70 the civil ma
gissrares; that gave Mr. Choute an The
preference Oh this ground, aud hoped ne
would excuse il.
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(D) u 4
mo j.

rTssxtsact Of "a letter from gov. VIM Harrison
TO gen. James Wiikinson
.Hlnceflnes, ane IN 1905
\ 6 Receive. pray you, mo Impressions
relative 20 the people Of ST. Louis from
major Btpff, for reasons thasI will hersaf.
ter explain. The bear idea of his beingsn
your confidence, would ffighten some Ut
them Out of .hsir senses
!. [WilSiason's explanation to be eontiaued.l
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
ALB Any, Aug. %.
IMPORTANT

Aftera considerable number of this days
paper had been printed, we were favored,
by the politeness of a gentleman, with the
following important article, and stop the
press to insert it.
Extract ola letter. from Genera, TO a gen
HcAnan in this city, dated Esd august,
1907. -
We have just received intelligence,
that the lndianShave been C mmitting ,,e-
Predations in the ncighborhood of Detroit,
and Rassacred several of the inhabitants /;
and that the people in the vicinity were
flying to the fort Tor protection.
This intelligence came in letter from
Judge Porter, who resides on>the Niagara
River, to his brother Col Porter in Canaan
daigua. Ifthis is the case (as am appre.
hensive it isl our company will have to
march sooner than they expected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
gatrst Toreial I:nteftiaenee.
NETWORK, August 81.
VERY IMPORTANT.


BY the ship Cato Capt. Cote, arrived here
yesterday in 40 days from Hull, the editors
of the New-York Gazette have received
London papers to the 12th Of July, contain
ing the Important intelligence, that after
several successful and bloody battles, Bona
parte had compelled the Russians to ask for
an arniistice. Previous TO agreeing to All
armistice, Konigsberg, Memel, sc. surrcn-
dered to the French arms.
The Lopdon papers sIa5e-that
Two French sail of the line and four fri
gates made their escape from B3cnefor1 on
the 18th June.
A severe shock ofan earthquake was felt
at Lisbon the 9th juno. Several houses
were much damaged, and the city thrown
into the greatest confusion. Bat few lives
were los:. The shock was. also Sci, at St.
Uhes, Oporto, sc.
The Expedition from England had not
only not heen recalled, but the 81 division
was TO sail Immediately. Il vas said tobe
possible tliat the negotiations between Rus
sia and Franco might not terminate in
Peace, in which case this accession OF force
might be Of considerable service to the Rus
SLAMS.
Price of Stocks at London, July 11.-3pcr
cent cons. for money 60 7-S---do for open
ing SO rs 61--omnium Sd premium.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
- - -
ROBERT FULTON.


Extract ola letter from tie catiidin orah
.Hmrrican vesseLa az LGguir0, dated Ju(v
25th, TO The Editor Of the NJ 7. Mcrcan-
tile .4dUerfiSer.
"Prcvious to my departure I promised
you i'll saw any thing worthy the notice of
your most excellent paper to communicate
it to you. ! therefore sit down in this
dreadful place, to give you the details of
injustice and piracies com mitted on our
commerce, as well IS list OF Americans
now IN this port.
81 conceive IL a duty owe to my fellow
citizens, 10 give such information as may
prevent them FROM falling into error A
number OF small open boats are fitted out
here, whether by order Of government or
for individual enterprise | know not but
that they commit dcpredations, in the open
We" OF this port. on our unprotected com.
mCrce, IS certain; several Americans
have already experienced the mortificati-
on Of being brought in here, as we'll as into
CabaiiO (Which seems to be the fayoritc
por', being at 4 greater distance from the
seat Of gJFernment) under the special pre-.
tcnce oi having British goods on board !;
and AFTER experiencing every species Of in.
suit, they are allowed to take their vessels
again, and their cargo if not British goods,
our D5nch, all Or them condemned, and no
redress in either case, whether YOU have
them on board or not.
J." have an instance now before my eyes
OF an American ship in the OfHng, taken by
a Spanish privateer Formerly the Els Gig
OF NeW-fork) and is about conducting her
to Porto Cabello. What ship she is, / can.
mot tell but this is her descriptions pref
ty long, low ship, yellow sides, port-appa-
rent, whether painted or real am not able
to nudge no figure head, three tops gallant.
yards and royals. Some ofthe vessels have
absolutely been taken in the act of letting
go their anchors, aud carried away,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
BALTIMORE, August 81.
THE PIRATE.


The circumstance of the Othello having
been practically attacked and plundered in
the bay, has afforded an opportunity to the
Volunteers of exhibiting rare and pleas
ing instance of their loyalty and public
spirit. And it is sure pledge that, in the
hour of real danger, we may count with
confidence on the alacrity and the valor of
the Yoiunteers If Baiimore.
From the information which we have OBJ
tanned, the following appears to be the re-
suit. Of the pirates crew, fUe were last
evening brought upfrom Annapolis; three
were taken on board of their boat bv the
detachment commanded by captains Por-
ter, J. Sterret and S. Sterret, and brought
to town yesterday; this morning lieut.. Cal
houn returned with the four who escaped
in small boat from the pirate schooner !:
These tzvelUe men are in the hands of the
civil authority, to be proceeded against
agreeable to the forms OF law.
The fonr last taken. lieutenant Calhoun
found on board the French ship Patriot, to
which they had fed from their own vessel ;
and in this ship they were in irons We
arc informed that commodore Khrom, hav-
ing obtained from captain Comcgys (who
we before stated to have gone down with
Instructions from gen. Turreau) the cha
r9ctcr and an account of the conduct of
these men, had ordered them to be thus Sc
cured. 1t is supposed that three of the
men brought by lieutenant Calhoun are the
ipals.--BGM Fed. Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
WASHINGTON CITY, September

Yesterday, a few minutes past noon, in
telligence was received at the Navy Yard,
in this city, of the death of the gallant com
modore EDWARD PREBLE, of the U. S.
navy. Immediately, in commemoration of
the loss sustained by the death Of this vau-
able officer, tie Gags of the frigates in or
binary, and at the marine garrison, were
struck half mast at half past noon one gun
was fired at the navy yard, which was re-
peated every half hour, till half past five
o'clock, when the firing was repeated every
1--WE minutes, till II minutes before sunset
at which time commenced discharge
of " minute guns when, with the depart
ing sun, the colors were struck, amidst the
sincere regrets Of his brother officers.
In the death Of the brave and intelligent
Preble, his country has sustained great
we hope, particularly in the present crisis
OF our affairs, not an irreparable loss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
PHILADELPHIA, Angus, 81,


An arrival is announced at Salem, bring
ing London news to the 10th july. We
have not heard the particular information,
which il furnished, but presume il must be
of an important nature. The only circum.
stance stated is, that treaty, between the
I. States and Britain had been signed ::
and in this we do not place full credit. Mr..
Monroe would have considered it at least
indicate to terminate negotiation, before
he had received official information from
government, in answer to his dispatches
covering tire, treaty, as signed by him last
winter: he would not lave relied upon in
direct information that the treaty had been
returned; and we do not think there had
been time enough to receive the treaty re-
turned by tAe Wasp, and to form new one,
so that the event could be known here al
ready. The state of affairs in Europe, and
the necessity of preserving our friendship,
| render it very probable that the British nil
nisIry had relaxed in its prctensions on
our part there could have been no conces-
sion, the instructions of government being
| TO conclude treaty on no other terms than
those originally stated to the British mi
nistry.
We could never have a better oUportu-
nifty to assert and obtain an acknowledge
ment of our rights than at present
This mornings mail viii probably fur
nish information on this subject of more
authentic description, as we'll as of the afA
fairs on the. continent.-.durora.
4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05

any gentleman, who has good business. ,v,,h.
= es 10 employ an OVERSEER, with small
family. who can come well recommended for hi,
honesty. sob'iety. Industry aud good r,st;,ce-
ment' viii be pleased to leave ! lie with file e.
ditor directed TO I. X S. who has for ,,v.,,i
years past, lived with man on lame. K;x.,
who stands high in publie estimation as n God
manager 81"
b. This method is preferred % shs, of
ieaylng hs enployeIs btSinrss to look for a pisre
As Court Of Quarterly ScSsto,t, ccnlinycd
end hctd for alternate coanty re sth
day Of Angust. 1907.
John M'Coy. milf
Igainu
Henry Emneron, Josiah HON. IN cSa"se,.
phrey & Jacob Git, dctts ,
tn. defendant Jacob Slit. not having emf, ,.,;
ms appearance ami given security a, coid,rI
to the act of assembly and the rules ef ,b,s
court and II appearing TO the Satisfaction of ,hs
court mat Ire is not an inhabtant of his corr.
monweSlth; On the motion OF the pla.t,;H AZ hi.
counsel. 1t IL o'de,eaj that the ssid do fend.nr
appear here on the first day of the n.s, SER,
aud answer the bill of the pIsin,if: and thar a
copy CT this order be forthwith in.c,i.d j., he
Virginia Argus. printed in the city Of Richmond.
tor lwo months su0cessively, and posted \, the
font door OF the courthouse of the said copnty
A copy,-Trste,
.Hex,'r. Glyrsfr - . -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
From the PGTis hdher5.
EIGHTIBTH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.

TILsIT, June 70.
During the time that the French army
SgnahEed themselves Oh the field of battle
~ Friedland, the Grand Duke Of BERo ar
wives before Konigsberg, and takes in flank
the corps Of the army commanded by
General LEsToco.
On the 18th Marshal SOUR found at
Creutzhurgh the Prussia rear-guard the
Division Of MILKAuD's Dragons makes a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-09-05
William Lownes.

RETuRss his sincere thanks TO his friends ana
the public generally. for the liberal cpcou-
ragemen! received since his commencement os
TO business, and punauali,y, viii emile him =,
a continuance of their favors HE has removed
10 a house nearly opposite the Bell-Tavern where
he intends carrying on the Book Binding busine,.
IN all us variety. and in the most modern, i'm
nea;ness and dispatch.
thn'ea Books bound in the most elegant and
subs antal manner. in morocco and calf f,,I
GIT and ietiered-also, in sheep gilt and plain
HH< 6oat' of every description. ruled TO any
pattern and bound with the latest improved
spring and patent backs, and Russia band. ana
Parchment corners, which add much TO IN,
Strength OF the books, aud case and convenience
of the writer
orders from the country will be ,hankful5
Old books re bound.
Richmond, Aug 81, 1907.