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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-12
!. sTETgIN, s anlq a-las Oighs.(

The preioiosriss of peace between
France and Russia are signsd.
The two mperors have had an interview,
and reside 10 the same town with their re.
spec.ise guards.
Thisimportans news was received kere
ahis morning, and was broughs by one OF
marshal Bsnne's aidde-eamP. The letter
does not mention the town where the IN.
teryiew rock place, bu, there is every rea.
son 70 believe twas at Ttlsit.
Abaills au Nerd, J5uly7
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-12
CONTINUATION OF
Late Foreign intelligence.
ss>--r PR ship Sally, from LfVerPsef, arr'ved &c
Boston
Peace between Russia & France.

":BERIIN, July $.
We have received certain intelligence
from the French headquarters, that &C..
cordipg to the terms of lbs arnissice lately
concluded, she Russian troops IN Femsra-s
MIA are 10 rcmain neutral. ("
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-12

Ia order 10 KEGS possession Y q the
town. tina, my troops mightrest from their
fatigue. sent some infantry 10 the lett
bank Of the Allie during the night. But ia
Tie morning at break Of day, the enemy.
attacked my advanced posts, and at haiI
after Eve the cannonade commented. :
therefore sent another division OF. my army
across the river TO support the other troops
as had reason 10 snppose the enemy,s
var. only had come up. The enemy was
repulsed as every point, and sthe troops
fought fourteen hours together with the
greatest bravery, and proved always veto.
General Oudinot whose divl-
sion formed the right slng OF the
enemy, lattempted 30 u1ake an ATTACH
with the bayonet, bat my left wlrg easerr
" advanced upon him, and destroyed an.
entire column. Another column was
routed. The cavalry Of my right wiog al
so made an impe,uous and successful at
tack on the enemy's cuirassiers, pursuing
them as far as Heinrchsdorff, which VII.
lage suppor,ed the left wing OF the enemy,
Al three 10 the afternoon Bonsparte ar
rived in person, with the rest OF his army
and sheltered by wood, he reinforced
his right wing in such degree, that az 8
when he commenced fresh attack. ADD
opened npon my left wing masked Bate
ry Of forty pieces of cannon. lwas Under
sh= necessity ofresolviug TO commence ny
retreat which was effected in the best sr.
der. and my rear stopped the whole force
of The enemy, until my troops had cross
ed the Ale. Although my loss during 2
battle which lasted sixteen hours, aud
from my army being obliged to he Oh
over bridge which was exposed to The en-
emy's artillery. cannot be incouslderabe'
the enemy must have lost an equal cum
Der at least, since the attack OF the bayo
net, and that Of the cavalry has caused HIN
a great loss. aud as ia The former we took
from him an eagle Of the 18th regiment OF
the line. Nor has the enemy saken any o.
Their prisoners bat saoa as were wound.
ed dangerously, and which conldnot bs
removed trors the town, and oniy some
pieces Of cannon belong'ngio
the regiments. with few which could not
be removed. because the horses attached to
them had been shot, fell into his hanois -
On the other hand all our pieces OF camp
artillery were got Off safe, 1 am now TAX
.ng with my ars.y position behind the
Pregel, near Wehlau, causing all The pass.
es Of thai river as far as Konigsberg and
Insterburg 70 be occupied by mr. troops,
in consequence whereof have re.opeoed
a commandment on with general L,Es.oeq
If The enemy should venture 10 cross The
pregci, I shah attack him Immediately, x
me reinforce menss whlch,are already on
their march, will soon supply ay loss, and
enable the once more 10 cope with the see
Dav.
(Sigaed)
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fyom The RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

i COLONEL a. BURR,

CConsinued by Adjournment and he'd at -tde. ca
titoi in The Hall Of The house ct Defesates')
for High Treason against the 7. States.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-12

TILsIr, une25.
The conference Of the TWO empefors OF
Russia and France took place yesterday,
a, one O'Clock in the afternoon, on a rafs
in the Nirman, on which gen. Larebois.
siere, commander of the artillery Of the
pua-Ss. hsd caused one pavilioa 10 be e.
Tecyed foT their imperial 'maj essies and ano
,her for their artenisuts. <Eis majesty The
emperor Napoleon, attended by tbs grand
dnke Of Berg, prince of Nsufehssel, mar.
shall Brssisres, grsnd marshal OF The palace,
Duroc. and Caeaincours, marshal Of th1
horse, proceeded to the banks OF the N's.
men, and wen, on board the vessel which
was Ia take him 10 The raft. Al the same
time the emperor Alexander, with the
gtand dake Constantine, gen. Bennlngsen,
gen. Cnwafoff. prince I-sbano&, a,d his
arss sdiu,ans-gen- eoan. L's5sS, put ci
from she opposite baak.
The two vessels reached che RATS a. the
same time the Two empsrors embT aced
each osher on leaving the vessels, aod en-.
tered The pavilion prepared for them. lhis
conference lasted about two hours; aod
when il was closed, the astendants OF the
two emperors were admitted. The EN-
Aperer Alexander paid handsome comps
ren,s to the French officers who attended
NE emperor Napoleou, and the latter con
ssrsed for long time wish the grand duke
Censtau,iue. aud with gen. bennln gsen.
Eosh superors returned afterwards to tnsr
vessels.
9xne .SS.
last NIGHT, Immediately after The con.
ference was over, prioce, Labancf arrived
as she French headquarters. a con- en-.
,ica ives concluded, that one halt Of the
.sawn Of Tiisit is to be considered as neu.
srrl. His majesty the emperor alexander
/ his fe,inue aud guards. are to take UP
Qaartersin she,neulral part OF the towo.
The emperor Of Russia Intends, we IN
dev.,and. 20 dine this day with the French
emperor; add il is supposed thatths king
Of Prussia will be of the party.
GEN. BENMGsEN's DISPATCHES.
Battle Of Fraedand. Sc.
Copies ofthe dispatches from gen Bennlgsen,
to the emperor Alexander
headquarters at vyehaaa, 5f1ae 8 rs.
The enemy having Immediately di-
fectsd the whole his force fsow Heiis
berg towards FriedIand and Wehlan, with
an Intention to cat of. my army. from the
Pregel, Ihumbly beg leave s@inform yoat.
royal msjessy. thar could nossforsa
any posi,ion at Schippepbiel, but made a
forced march 10 Friedland on the t-iSth
Instant.
The advanced detachment which, sent
forward to occupy that town. -found the
place at p. M. IN the possession Of
-four squadrons of the enemy, which wsse
s however driven out Immediately,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-07
II2 - Ceats Singzc. !

( Mr. Blennerhasset Of orr intentions, but he
was gone down to kentucky perhaps with
: MIR and Mrs Aston; and we then sent a
! message to that effect to Mis- Blennerhas@
set that they might not be deceived rs to
our Intentions: At the same time mt bro
Their and my self proposed a meeting Of the
(citizens of Wood county, in order 70 obtain
1.-THE sense ofthe people Gn what course obey
ought TO pursue! Mr. lay. And was there
meeting A There was. Q Did you
come 70 any resolutions? A We did, Mr.
M' Rae. What was the substance OF them
That we We're determined to support
the constituted authorities of our country.
Mr. Martin. And were the resolutions pub.
lished A They were, think, in paper
published IN Morgan Town. Mr. HaU Do
you know Blennerhasset's writing? A lam
not certain. Q Did you ever see him write
a | do not recollect. Q Did you receive
these t7vo letters from him A ] did. Mr.
Hay. This letter dated on the S1st Aug.
mentions his intentions to visit you. MI
ness. 1t may not be improper to state What
gave occasion to that second letter. Mrs
Blennerhasaet insisted on taking my little
boy home, TWO or three weeks with her IA
milv. l agreed to it reluctantly. Three
or four days after they had left us, sent
my overseer for my boy, who Brought the
NhA'A W IN bhdb SSSOhN lSttSi rum i)lGn~
nerhasset. This second letter covered an
extract from Marietta paper signed Que
rist, relative to the "Western World"
and referred to in thar letter. Mr. Uirt.
Do you know Peter Taylor what is his
character3 A l have heard no one speak
of him but Mr. Blennerhasset, and he spoke
Of him in very high terms Q What is
yopr brother's name JohnG Henderson?
A Yes. Q Did he not represent Wood
county A He did some years ago.
Cross Examined
Mr. BkennerhaSset Have you not been a
Representative of Wood county \ Yes. Q
You lit ed in Wood county sometime before
| knew youi A Lid. . Had you any rea-
sons for hot Cnltivating my acquaintance
sooner A had: the reasons were part
lily private ard partly poliica / have no
| objection TO state those reasons. fhe po-
l.tCal reason, that you were democrat,
and / was opposed to the present admnis-
tration. Q DO you not recollect that / op.
tposed the election CT Your brother john q.
Henderson, and that my vote was refused!
! A / do; Tor l then persona.ed my brother.
20 Do you not recolleCt that 1t was reused
because had at that time no deed for my
[ landl A do. q DO younot recollect that
l had the honor Of voting for you or q SUP
sequcnt occasion A | do q w IS it not
alter that election, that our acquaintance
was formed a IL was. Before chat electi-
on, do not recollect to have known you.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-07
THURSDAY, Sept. "a
lNoDN ] : '1O DI@ II
Mr.. Iieraader HcnGer80H'S Gross Ira

l1T. HteE11def Hcn6erSOH'S Gross -GTd> o.
Dindfi0n- CONTINUED.
Mr. BieHnerh08srt. DO you recollect at
the time of our conversation, you express
sed any personal dislike Of Col. Burr Did
you not express sense of hcs;iity towards
him A l am sorry that the gentleman has
put the question. am sorry to woand any
mans feelings wantonly. But | always
thought him dangerous man, and the
late occurrences have not at al changed
my opinion. Mr. Martin. How long has
your opinion of him been formed n Ten
or iftccn years ago, when he was making
the tour of Virginia Mr. Martin. Not,
when lie was said to be fixing means to o.
verturn the federal administration A
( do not recoIlect; but heard much at that
! time of col. Burr.
! Mr. Hay here wished to identify the two
ifeHerS, which Mr. Henderson had present
cd 10 the cour;, from MIR BielnerhasSct.
/ Mr. Bolts, however admitted them. They
were then read by Mr. Hay, but they con-
tain nothing important Inc examination
projected.
Mr. lay. Did you, sir, read the QAeris,
A I read The 1st No. in manuscript. It
was signed Queri8t Q i think yea said
yesterday. that Mr. BleGnerha sset confessed
he was the author, aud was g,irg to Mari
eta 10 publish il ; Mr. Bieunsrnasset rose
an obi Ell to reading these publications
on such evidence. He Observed, that some
body may have written under The anne sig-
nature or the very same subject: ard that
there was iacuua or c1asm, winch was
required to be filed up. Mr. Hay. We
viii fi.l up that chasm Mr. Neal COPIED
iit.
Mr. Neal was then called into court and
sworn. Mr. Hay VIII you state 10 the
Judge what you know Of the puJlicdt. en-
in the Marietta Gazette, under tie sigma
lture Of OUeri8f? 4 About the lit OF Sept.
Mr. Bienncrhasset sent for me, zrd told nc
that he had something TO copy about the
division Of the states; and that the printer
had met with some difficulty in understand
ing the writing Of the 1st No. j copied the
2nd and 3rd Nos and carried them TO FARE
lamb, tic printer at Marietta, and gave
them 20 him. q Did YOU read the pfpers as
they came out' A Yes MIR Bicnnerhts.
set supplied me with the whole. Q Did
they correspond with the manuscript a
Yes. The very same think The court &c.
5 ceptCd them, but ON the Suggestion OF NJ
70 Hay,the reading was waved, ard tne were
> to be put into the posse sion of the Chit
j Justice.
Z At Mr. Hays suggestion, all the witncs
u ses who had been examined, were agrcct
- 90 BE- dschaygcd, except General Eaton
u lie declared that lie dad not swish {
= go"
~ JOHN G HENDPRsoS.
p. rode with Mr. Bennerhassct and hi
NJ " fe to my brother, house on the secen
m Monday in September las When We {,
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Choir ~ the sntrsnee OF IA" csasl, Che aret csA
anchor 90 the evening of the 2Oth, WITHIN can
non hot OF the Capitol, bei~ee the Ser clio
and the Seven Towers. iie!Isges were imme-
diiteiy Tent of ON both iidcs. The neeoeiaii.
ons I,il continue, although on the eve ming Of
the 27a ;here WIS Il yht engagement Nth a
divGon Of the Tnrkiih gun-boats, which were
repo'fe6 by the Engliih, and either burnt or
driven ailore. The Porte continues its pre-
parariors of defence with additional ardour.
Numerous batteries are eiablilhing alorg the
European and Ahatic coaas, on which feveral
hundred pieces of cannon will be piqced. E.
very great officer of the Porte, even the Refs
Eiiiendi, has his pot Aligned to him in the line
of defence. The Grand Signior has perfona'ly
repaired to the works, to amin ate the labourers
by his prefence. The Captain Pacha. and tie
Tefsrdar of the Marine, have been diplaced
and baDifhed TO Rodofo. Hadfchi-ibrahim-
Eiisndi has been appointed Fra Secretary oF
the Admiralty. The Dofphorus fIuadron has
been recalled. Every veItl in She Arf.nil fit
for fervice, has been fent to Topham, to be rot
ready for fea. For want of feamen, crews are
to be got from among the JanlfIaries.
March rs. The following intelligence, da-
ted the Sd of March, has been received from
ConRantinoplc. On the 2sih of February, the
Englidi attempted lar,ng on Princes IfIand,
but 1t miicarried. Their lois on the occafon
is ltated at 400 killed and wounded, and 200
taken prifoners. The following day the feet
weighed anchor, and proceeded to the Darda.
nelies.
The npmber Of Turks who took up arms in
Conttantinople and it's vicinity, amounted to
100000. Public order was not i'm the leaf diff
turbed in that city. The Grand Signior had
not ihown the lilghtef difpo6tiou to leave the
place, as had been faiely aflerted.
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conceive the auSasicas and impious project OF ar
tempting to violate their rights; if ever ! forge,
that, after having given my aid TO the Destruction
Of ,yran. whole eSieenee rrproaeh TO nas,re,
and after having alfred to preicriSe another who
by his blind ambition lighted up among usthe flames
of civil war that lhaye been elevated TO the Preh-
debey Of Eayti."
'Iae Pre.jent of the Senate then invited the Pre-
Ede.s of Hay,i take his place on the right which
done.
The mufc then fi-uek up, On frsi-er es,e "i.as
s4',G fir de ia EassNe - great nsmser oi e,''-
Gems, anonglt whom were remarked i-verai ioresgn
merchants, occupied the galleries. Joy was vilbIe
on every countenauce.
A member propofed that the fPeeeh OF the preident
of the Senate as tina, of the PRECEDENT OF Hay
fhoud be entered the minutes OF the hitting, aud
printed which unanimously agreed TO.
Another member propoled. that, III confederation
Of the bad ate of health of the PRECEDENT OF tiaytf
the fitting fhould be broken up. This proposition
being adopted, the Pfeldent adjourned the felton,
tSgneJ) IL. BhRLArirs' P'sfaeHf.
CHI. DAoULuE, c.
T. L.DEPA-MEpfNA,
Port-au. Prince March 10, 1907.
Exfyats Eess he Sitting Of tie Senate, ~ lab Of
dayeG, 1907.
Thefenate. on the proportion Of its members de-
clare that there are matters OF urgency, aid decree as
follows
To the preiden. alone belongs the right Of pre-
fenting the fenate perlons be employed in civil
and military capacities.
-iH file Sesrt, in TIE Si,f,sg Of fbe 2!f y Marsb
The Senate, on the propoiition of one OF its MEM
bers, decree as follows:
ART. l. The right of tranfaaing political foreign
affairs, and carrying on negotiations is temporarily
veled in the PRECEDENT of Hayti.
Art. II. The preGdent Of Hay,i, may make, Ggn,
caaie be gned, with foreign powers, any treaty
Of alliance commerce, and generally any agree
ment that he hal judge neceGary to the welfare OF
the ftate. l-i
Thee treaties agreements are negotiated in the
name of the repablic of Hayti, by agents named by
the preiident onHayt, and charged with his nitruc-
TONS
Art Ill In cafe any 'fseret article, fhoul& enter
into treaty, they fall fet aiide the principal
ones.
Art. Nv. No treaty is efe Give, unlefi examined
and ratified by the fenate.
Signed as above.
=" WEere ran ne be better Tran in fbe befsm Of
feyeibiy to ne bart Of eVery Frenebman, b'
celebrated Rancae des va,hes aces ts tie vVandsvas
SzpJs.--T,an5.
ExtyaIg Of letter dated Autigr4 May IL, yeHeiVa1 at
Ne7v,1erk.
A report is in circulation here direa from Eng
land ST Kits, of An attempt having been made by
the enemy efcape from Cadz with five fail Of the
line during thick fog but after getting out and the
fog having diperled (much their furprIe) they
found themielves furrouuded by Adm. Lord Colling-
woods Acct, aud all captured. This report Is
generally believed here"
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saviucible perseverance, Il I'll. Ensii6,, who !,
feems, were joined by Gen. Beresford, who had
eicaped from the Spaniards. ..,cls,
90 The Duke of Kent was the iirit veffel that
failed from England after the news OF the CAP
ture of Buenos. kyres and finding it retaken,
proceeded 10 the yyett.indics for market.
Left at Monte-Viedo eighty fail OF Englifh ih'ps'
and ten f,il of Americans the latter condemn
cd for having Span!h property on board. The
fhip Amere an Eagle, King, of New-York' was
one of the number. NJ. 4. Cas.
PLYMoUTH, May Is.
The fchr. Betty, Capt. Patty, arrived here
this day in a. days from Malsga.-Tbe Ame-
rican conful handed the following memoran-
dun to capt. P. jun before be failed.
BY letters from, Aleiers, dated Feb. s2, we
learn that the Dey has declared war aganlt Iu.
mis-. Two Algerine friSates had failed, and
another was to follow in few days, for the
purpofc as was iuppofed of blockading Tunis
A number OF xebecs and gnn-boats were get
ting ready, artillery, fhippiug, and accommoda-
tons for troops preparing in the vefiels, from
which it was inferred that very fpirited attack
on Tunis was intended.
Catalan Hiiboa,y7 Of the noop Hunter, arrv-
ed at Charleton on the 25th of lah month from
HAVANA, aftera paiiage of days. On the elf
of May, in lat 90, SO, long. 10, law heet OF ie-
ven Gail of fips Of war, iteering S. by Z. as they
1hewed no colours, could not tell whether they
were Engl;ih or French. Ledger.
A kind Of eccleEaftcal manfcfo againft b.
napartc has been read in all the churches
throughout RulIia. In this paper he is denoun-
ced as an enemy of the religion of Chritt, and
all legitimate foversigns and civilized Rates.
The following is one of the grounds of denun-
citation -
"And now, to complete the outrages with
which he has overwhelmed the church, he has
called into France the Synagogue (; he has cr-
dered public honours TO be fhown to the JewiGh
Rabies he has rfab!iGied the grand Hebrew
in Sanhedrin,, that infamous, tribunal which in
ancient times dared condemn to the agony of
the crofs Our Saviour Jefus ChriR he ROW
irives to reuntethe Jews, whom the wrath OF
God has dfperfei over the face of earth to arm
their rage againft the Chriitian church and to
fill up the meafure of his iniquities, 10y an i'm
pety which furpafIts all others) to get himfelf
acknowledged as the Meiliah exps 6ted By thar
proicribed people"
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SDunle9t!c.
Mr.. JefTerfon's Reply to the Miniacys and Mef-
fengers of the Baptift Church of North Caro-
lima.
WASHINGTON, June 81, 1906.


have duly received the addrefs igned by your
fef on behalf of the miners and mefieneers of the
feveral Bsptt churches of the North Chow
aflociatlop held at Salem, and profer my thanks
for the favourable fentinents which it exprees to-
wards myielf perfonally. The happiness which our
country enjoys in the puruils of Pea.e and indutry
oughe endear that caule TO all It's citizens, and to
kindle their hearts with gratitude to the Being under
whole providence thefe befiiugs are held. We owe
to him Especially, thanks for the right enjoy to
worfhip him, every in his way, aud that 4es
have been iingled out, to prove by experience, the
innocence of freedom in regious opinions and exerc-
es the power Of reaon to maintain iteif aga;n error
and the comfort of living under lava, which allure
us thar, in thefe things, There is none who ihall
make us afraid
am peculiarly eratihed by the confidence yeu ex-
preis that no attempt will over be made by me- to
violate the trua repofed in by my feow-ctizsns
-er endanger their happiness. In this confidence
you ihnll never be disappointed. My heart never
felt win unfrendy to the general good Ofmy fellow
citizens.
Be 70 kind as to prefeRt my thanks to the churches
OF your aocaton, and allure them Of my prayers
for the continuance of every bleiling to them now
and hereafter and accept yourlelfm falutations and
aEurances OF great reipea and confederation.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Mr.. CkoxoE OUTLAW.
y,
from a regard to his health, determined to ex-
change his preent protection for one lefs laborou,,
offers &c dipoie of mis- establishment, ceniifng of the
National Intellgeueer, printed three times week,
and the UniverIal Gazette, printed weekly. This
diipeition will only be made perlon Of fo md
publican principles. Ii is deirable that the terms
fhould be arranged by Perfonal communication with
the Editor.
Gen. WILKINSON had not arrived at the
date Cf our lar accounts from Richmond. We
notice an arrival at Cbarletton on the Esd ult
from New Orleans, which place the vefIeI left
On the 4.h Of May but we do not learn that
General Wiiknlon had previouny left it. 1t is
tat ed that about the middle of May, there was
very fevere weather in the Gulph of Florida, in
which ieyeral velIels were difmated (; and as
the General is fuppofed to have left New Or
leans about the 1T Of the month, it is of courie
rendered probable that the venel in which he
embarked, may have met with fome accident
PeferjSwg Intel.
We learn the F'alb aoop Of war is Gill at
Crazy Hand, and the Cbetapeake frigate has not
yet arrived in Hampton Roads. 10.
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IDe GuQutrer.
ICHM ND, et5 .JoMr.
TRIAL OF AARON BURR.

Circuit Court Of the U. Stafes for tie Etib cir
cut and Dijeri9 of Virginia.
Preisnt JoHW MARSHALL, Ckief JJ'ujeiee eftbe
U. States,
Ard CYRUS GRIFFIN, Judge of the DiAria
of Virginia.
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Engr Gaening's 9sati.
NRW-YORK, June !.
--szs=t..a=D=-z-

NEW-I UKhJ june ].
Though the lrilh papers received at the Office
Of the Mercantile Advertifer by the fliip Rover,
are no. 70 late by four days az were received
By the Dartmouth, they contain fotne interef-
Jog articles which had not before come into our
poGefion. Oftheie, the addrefs of Bonsparte
10 the Senate, the account of operations in
Turkey, aud the two additional bulletins, from
the French Grand Army, will excite conidera-
bic attention. The rumour of peace be-
tween RufIia, England and the Porte, has no
foundation in truth.
LONDON, April Q.
BY the American ihip Beifey, arrived off Do
yer from Tenedfs bsVnd ~ Ton0ingcn, we
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IlDeet@gnnle9.
FROM TEE HAVTI sAzErTE.
ACTS OF THE SENATE.

(7ra.fai.l 10. 10. PHILADELPHIA Gazette !
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Ncnna Cenrt Garctt,, Ma,tk q.

ItNNN NFVHIF UtlstIIFt IfItT q" y 10
IL was upon the 18th of February, in the at
ternoon, while the Turks were celebrating the
Feat of the Grand Bayram, that the Engliih
Admiral, Duckwortb, with the Royal Gorge Of
ITO guns; the Windfor Cattle, of ITO guns !;
the Campus, Admiral Louis; and the Pom
peg, Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, OF - guns
each; the Active, the Standard, the Reptile
and Thunderer, Of "a guns each the Eady-
mion, Of 30, three Frigates, aud feyeral fite
f1ips and boFAb veiiels, penetrated through the
DardaneIles, under the favour of trong fouth-
erly wind, notwithstanding the fire of the forts,
and almoft without receiving any damage from
it. The ref of their Beet remained off the
Cape Of Tenedos. After having attacked and
deGroyed tie fnaIi fquadron which ua' at su-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-06

We learn the Wglp coop Of war is Gill at
Crazy Hand, and the Cbetapeake frigate has not
yet arrived in Hampton Roads. ID.