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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29
Public Sale Of Lots.

3 lie subscriber viii, on Thursday the l2ta
tlayof November next, exppsc to ss9e,. on
the premises, near the rev trrapike gate,
SEyERAI. LOTS, being part Of PEAR
sons Tract.
r. lie, land IS fertile, and full Of a young
4 ,growth.of hickory, OAK, Sc There is
some springs Of excellent wster on the ldts,.
with handsome aud consenesst scites for build
ing. Meadow may be made on each lot 49,
They contain from ei; ito fourteen acres, ac-7
cording 10 the snryey and plat, whicfisto he
seen in Mr.. Snowden's printing ofiice. Ths
lots will be sold on ascredit Of sixty, ninety,
md one hundred and twenty days, tae,p urchss-
err giving bond, with approved security, for the
payment the stated periods The title pa
spers will be shewn on thesdayof Sale, or any
t;..sae previous to flat day, by
Charles Little,
ES3pr Of J.sSVest
October ~ 80 dts
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AMONG WHICH An

AMONG WHICH AKk--
Wagon boxes; blistered, CrowleysS east
steel; sheet iron shovels and spades; pa
tent shot; shovels and tcngs; green wire
tenders Coal heds; brass battery kettles !;
patent and copper tea kettles and stewpans /;
ditto japanned and brass lamps; japannsd
plate warmers; chatting dishes; Britannia
coffee and tea pots; penkniEes and razors, ia
bic and desert knives and forks, plated and
brass wares, of various descriptions; coffee
mills files locks; bolts; screws curriers'
knives; feshcrss; workers; granting boards
and stecls saddle trees; gig and carriage
harness; gig furniturc
THEY HAVE ALSO OK NAFD,
A large assortment Of bar iron, sozlsand up
per leather and Spanish hides s.
IS AND DAILY EXPECT
An assortment Of Brafs Andirons,
and Looking GIaGes.
10th mo. "a. div Saw3u
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29
District Of Columbia.

N7OTICE "a hereby sTvs. 20 al svAcm e
nay concern, that the Consul General
aof Portugal TO the United States of America,
has authorised the subscriber to legalize all
.I,apers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports ofthis district to any IN
Portugal or Madeira.
Those. masters of vessels who may emit
having their bills Of health thus certified, wil1
be liable 20 undergo quarantine.
IT is requisite that any article slapped for
account of a Portuguese subject, should be
declared and sworn TO, as Portuguese proper
~; and the bills Of lading legalized as aboFe.
Lewis Debioss.
\ May g.
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N q Il I C. IL

E partnership heretofore subsiss;ng be-
4 tween the subscribers was dissolved the
ss0th day of September, by mutual consent.
John Horner, sen.
John Horner, Iass.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29

g,s y * 80
HAs roSs SALE.
10 pipes old port 4
S do Madeira s S
SO quarter casks Lisbon =
30 do particular T eneriffe 8
rs do. Malaga r.
s. IS; pipes old cogaac brandy
S do. 18th proof Holland Gin
u bids. Sd proof Antigua rlilA
70 do.frst quality ra6sasSes
IS s do. green coppefasss
Go. alum
20 do. brown sugar -
80 bags pifnonto
IS do. pepper
lo ches 5 young ayson 81,
lu do hysoI skiG
= do. imperial ss 6
100 bags green cofEes
SO kegs 1sadder
do. ground ginger
so do. raisins
400 lbs. Hacon, we'll cured
S kegs salt petre
/ A quantity Of fine and ground aIuna sssyls.
AT aIltimes he has the first quality -four I
family use,oa hand.-with number, of OIL,
ofwhich he will sell low on
former. terms. S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29
No. ao5e.
Il % i g.

rT-H HE Subscribers 10 TIE ALEXANDRIA
il COFFEE HOUSE,, are requested 10 meet
at the CO fee House on ssAl URDAT next,
at III O'Clock, gthe purpose of choosing. 9
committee to manage the affairs Ct the Coffee
House for the ensuing year.
E October %. At
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S ~ 81 d Is II IR O NJ.
. Patton and Butchers,

Eaue receiusd BY The shias Jtiiliana and -Iols.,
cahsaia Woadhoasse, ard TIE Mary, cafafaia
Bab6ige, Jfoaa LiUer1ioob a general assort-
re,,t Of
IR O N M o N G cry,
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PUBLIC SALE.

On FRIDAY next, 1t LGlf past osclcei,,
viii be sold, on the premises,
TWO story f,arlte dweilingrlouse and
q. Iotof Ground, sitttated on King strccs,
between Washington aud ST. As4ph streets;
4fonss 30 feet and runs to a 10 feet alley
subjects 10 a rent cf fifty collars. "A credit q
two, fosli aud Six inontiiawii be given.
Il. Il. G. hsartlellcr.
81 October s ~.
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lanes s. ANDERSON,

LANES S ANDERSON,
G6a;srs fer SAFE very l0.y,
rs hcysheads Muscovadc Sugar
80 bags green Coffee
IS hoysheads well favored Rum
pipes Cogniac Brandy
la quarter casks Sherry Wine
10 bales Tennessee Cotton
md as usual
"A general assortment of the best Wines,
Spirituous Liquors, Teas and Groceries.
October II.
For Sale BY the Sub5c,rbcrs,
Lisbon carpeting for summer, Of different
qualities,
I Bucellos and CaraaEello Wines in quarter
casks,
Window Glassscf different sizes,
Mould Candles of q superior quality IN.
small boxes,
Soft-shelled Almonds in b.gs,
"A cllantity of patent Iron Hollow ware.
K. s. Hooe Geo.
r - f ~ 7 49,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-29

IN p,irsuancc Of decree Of the Superior
Court Of {, HANGER holden at the capitol;
iii Richmond, March s. % 8 will be sold,
on the promises, on FRIDAY, the soth
Instant, totAe hig hest bidder. for cash
Il House and Lot SO, an unlsn
proFcd Lot, situated on the north side OF
iDukc-strcct, hStwcen Columbus and Alfred
streets-rthc property of Amos Ale xander.
he saIc will commence at 10 O'Clock
Catllbert Powell,
j Pllneas )anney,
I,omas janney,
Dctober7. s. ,ssr dts y
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IS s;;;s III. .ss EEsiisds sof sooss
& IS Ssr al and the prices Of
ia. e$ta c;sll at ssss tirac be
,:,,s SIC Lowest limitation
3 ~ arstcll Ter *.
/ 81 OF rfcr,
IS S. 8 ise SID i, 81 II =,
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Is: R,sgtsa Sen akoas thlce hunssre
81 4! ~ os aeae Is. Is q sooa vessel s
IS Is.diy ID as3ciSe q cargo
IS ss;ss;s;f j i e sass Set TERMS ap
s. B / sss Fowls.
va lI1y's - 81 on FLso 81
80 q 9si;'sss tyr fssstes,
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HI RSDA 4 Ger Or soe. 1907.
VII, j IAM MsAfEC Oh e. m ,

sysyzyiy oijlosite to Co7s7osf. and S1EIyAR7 z, on
sss Royal- street, is otae.siag
As general assortment Of DRY GOODS,
LIQUORS and GROC Err les. & '7s
II e IS %,
"a consignment Of 10 bags prime GREEN
COFFEE and % pieces first quality Russia
Sbeeting, which will be sold low for cash
October "a. $ cost
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
BALTIMORE, Feb. 90.

We yefterday announced the arrival of Lieut..
Luckett, with Gen. hdair and P. v. Osden
under guard. as rate prifoners. II ia f,id in
the 'ait Gazette, that Judge Nicholion, ON ap
pi'cation being made to him, cauied wr, of
f7abedt Corpus TO i!iue directed to Lieuterants
Luc Ike and Pinckney, returnahle yefterday at
O'Clock. The Lieutenants appeared before
the Judee with their Prfoucrs at the hour APP
pointed IN the writ, aud returned in arfwer,
that they held their prifoners in cufody under
the military orders of Cen. Jarnfs Wiikinion,
as appeared by copy of the orders thereunto
annexed: Thefe orders CONTINUES the Gazette)
contained no charge or impuiaton of any crime
whatever aeainit either of the prifnrers. The
judge, however, examined the officer on oath,
II he had any knowledge whatever Of any ACT
done by either of the prfoners, in violation of
the laws OF the Uur ed States, or 81 any parli-
GUAR hate; to which the officer anfwered he
had no knowledge of any fact whatever of that
nature, except what he had underttood from
general report and newspaper publication.
The Judge then inhantly discharged the pri-
io"efS. american.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
E*trHd Of a letter, dated W.aJAington, 1fi6f6fb1i
Territory, Jan. 10, to a gentleman in lbs CT.

E*trna Of a letter. dated Hayh5ingtou, lfilflfb5i
TERRITORY, ian. 10, to a gentleman in tbs CT.
~.
" Mr.. Burr arrived at Judge Bruins, above
NatcheZ, ten or twelve days ago. He wrote
to Mr.. Meade the acting governor, Eating that
his objects were audable, that they were not
unfriendly to the U. S. aud cautioning him A.
CAN'T arming citizens againf citizens, and thus
producing civil war. Mr.. Meade called out
the militia. a warrant was iTued againt Mir
Burr and party of militia were fcnt to take
him. Several perioHs who had come to Nat.
chez were apprehended by the military and
diim'Hed by the acting governor on their parole
TIL to-day. Judge Roduey to whom they have
come has been examining them, but they APP
pear TO know but little of the real deiicns Of
Mr.. Burr. Mr.. Burr himfef avoided being ia
ken, by croffng the river. The Secretary fept
his aids to him, written capitulaton was en-
tered into, and laR night Mr.. Barr came to this
place, the feat of government, and is to be ex-
amined in day or two. He ltates that his
object was to he ready on the call of government
to make an attack on the Spani,lI p0lit hions,
had war been declared. He has nothing with
him that can be called force. He appears in.
dgnant at the proceedings, which have been
inaltuted aganii him, and fpeaks with much
bitterness as am told of Cen. Wilkinfon. The
general does not icem to be popular here, and |
think upon the whole that there appears TO be
a greater iohcitude 10 crimiuaie him, than any
one elfe.
"P. S. Mr.. b. alIedges that the correfpon.
dence which 1t is iad that he has carried ON
WIKI General Wiikinfon, containing plans for
invading the Spauifh provinces, &C. emanated,
as he can prove, from the Marquis Yruio, who
fabricated theie letters TO injure him."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
Dotae9tlc.

ExtraF eta letter from a gentleman in London,
dated 26tb Deeember, 1896, to a rclpee7abie
eommersiaI bOgs in ". Tork.
/" Our Council has pafIcd an order permit
ting the trade dire6t from this country to the
Empire of Hayti. Several large fhips lately in
the EAT India Trade, are now fitting out for
that Hand. The Boyne which failed fome
months ago, it is fuppofed will clear ri6ng of
half million of dollars. Since the prohibition
law paffed by your Congreis, our merchants
are turning their attention 10 this important IL
land. We have no fears of any nation iuterfer-
ing with us, as proportions have gone out to
the Governor of Jamaica, to be offered to the
Chief of that Iland, Eating aGurauces of pro-
te6tion, ifthey will exclude all flags but ours.
Several Americans have lately arrived here with
letters Of credit intending to connect themfeIves
with fome of our Merchants, to profecute the
trade with them"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

After examining them, NJ Ro'srey fsid III.
ne found M. Martin had hsen more fortu.
nate than himielf, that the c=l,s dni not poin.
edly apply. and required turtle, obiervaH-
ons from him.
After fome remarks on the inadmiGibility o.
General Wi's'nion's affidavit by Meilis. Z. Key,
Harper, Rodney, and Martin and fon,e Incl.
dental remarks from the court,-the Chief Jui-
tice faid the court would take time 20 conlider
the cafe, and hoped by tomorrow to be able
to give An opinion.
Mr.. Martin, in confequence of the propoli-
ton made yelterday hy the court, requeited
them TO Rate the bail that would be required
for the recognizance of the priiouers.
The court required bail to given by each of
tae prifoners, himfeif in fun of 5000 dollars,
with fureties 10 the like amount.
Mcilrs. Martin and Van Nefs were received
as bail for Mr.. Swartwout-& Meiirs. Martin
and Harper for Mr.. Bollman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

AS the remittances from the continent of Eu-
rope TO Great, Bci,ain are fufpended, by that
country being declared in Rate of blockade,
and bnT TIE debts and the .RipmestJ from Eng
land cannot now he RENTED in bills of ex-
change-iook to it A,nrrieon BANKS, it be-
moves the banks throughout the United States
10 be on their guard TO protect their own int
reits, and therein thofe Of the country at this
time; 1t has become a real f,4eriean iuteyrG
now 10 do to--and the polite al opinions of par
~ no longer enter into or make this div:iible
quettion.
Already 1t is threatened that every IoNar in
the U. States will he remitted to England in
ipecie. BY evbom' Not by men whole afftc
tons are here.
VIM !. not be the duty of Gov efs to take
Tome itePs 10 guard againft the expectation of
the circulating iPecie to Europe? Let it lie re-
collected that IN England no man is permitted
to take out of that country more than FIVE ou1
MEAS in fpecie-if we are TO refort to pre-
cedents' let us have wholeiome prccedents
aurora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
LONDON, Dec. %.

sy,Lrs. mails from Hufum have brought large
WI. If important intelligence. Previous to
,bs;r arrival the public mind had been agitated
~, rroours of very contradictory nature. II
,,.s rrno1ted by fou'e yeiterday, that the Ru.-
fans had gained very comfortable advantages
over the French-othero affirmed' that the
% ,e,,n army had been defeated in agsneral
eli and that = had lof between so and
40 GOO men. a Danil, fhiP is arrived in the
80 frorn the coaG Of Normandy, whence ihe
r;Iod nm the GOTH The Captain hates, that
500 d,ys before he left Caen, bulletin, faid to
-. the soth. was pubfhed, with an account OF
,t.L,,,le But the capt did not know when
~ ,yb.re the battle took place, nor the date
&c She ku11stin. The mails from Hnfum. how
ever. enable us to rate, that no general battle
b,o talep place, at lean that none could have
,aLen olace in Poland, the account OF which
,gouId have reached Caen by the 18th, the day
on which the Dsniih capt. 10 fa'd 10 nave heard
,L. p,,rrt;n read. The ateft intelligence from
t,S.I;n hv the mails is the 18Th. The French
- entered yV1r(aw, and crofiing the Vrfua
have occ,pied Praga, oppoite Wariaw. What
.yer fighting there was before the French ad-
vgnccd To- the Polilh capital was partial and
led T., no important confequences.-1h here was
ao zgair AZ 7 owicz between part ct DavouttS
d:,,;eoo and body Of CoGacss, in which the
1,,.er ar,near from the French acc cunts to have
80 fIccefsful. The RHiians, we are glad to
end. are adopting the principle c{ carrying on
Cor the pre(ent protra6ed warfare, and OF tai
inc back before the advancing French The
later wifhed 20 bring on general actlon on the
yiauIa. but the Ruhians retired, and nave their
- ,,ere ak amniec. Some perfons leern
-, 80 Imagined that this X aminiec is the ca
.;,.i &c podolla, on the borders OF Moldavia.
d. mo Rnfyiaus retiring from Warfdw would
no, Of coutse take that direction which would
,'rsyeot all ooAibility Of cooperating with or
i',,,,,,, the Ptu(ane, and would render 1t diff
Jn,, &c, the, TO receive reinforcements oriup-
.,ies tom Ruflia. The Kaminiec to which they
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
NETWORK, Feb. IS.

The fan failing fhip Oliver Elfworsh whole arrival
at the Hook we noticed on Tueiday, up Ian G.
vening, after paaage of 81 days from Liverpool
Capt Bennett has politely favored the editor of the
MERCANTILE ADVERTISER, with regular file of
London papers the 9TH, and Liverpool papers the
5th of January inelulive. He failed on the 7th.
Our advioes from the continent are not 70 late BY
feveral days had previouAy received BY the En-
incline from Bordeaux.
Bar thele papers nave enabled announce offci-
ally the important intelligence that Treaty of Amty
Commerce, and Navigation between the United
States and Great-Brltan Ggned the alt day OF
December. Capt Bennett, at the requeh of the Anne
rcan conu, detained the Oliver Ellsworth "a hours
that he might receive on board the nieGenger char
ged with dispatches for government; but he did
not arrive in lealon
Inlurance on American veiTes had fallen to three
guineas per cent.
The account of the re-capture of Buenos-Ayres had
reached London, but had not been officially commune
Gated to the Government. The London papers fay
there not the ghte credit attached the report
I" by thoie mon likely to know"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
NETWORK, Feb. le.

A letter from the American Conful A. Nantes,
TO commercial houfe in this city, dated Dec.
2o'h, hys, The Decree declaring the Brit,h
HES IN Rate OF blockade was intended to have
cut oil all communication with England but
my lait adyicss from Paris inform us that the
Government has found itfelf obliged to permit
an uninterrupted communication through Rot
terdam. Libon, it is probable, will be left
open 10 us, in which cafe remittancss hereafter
will 60 through thoie channels" Mer. Ady.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
NETWORK, February ID.

Among the vefcls which went to fea ON Mon
day, was the fhp Latona, for Liverpool, bav-
ing or board Capt. BrewRer and iou Of the Re-
venue Gutter; Me1rs. Mitchell and White,
Pilots aud Capt. Pierce, brother to MIR.
Pierce who was killed by ihot from the Lean
der. They arc to proceed to- London as wit
nehes in the trial Of Capt. Whitby.
Mere. ISE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
WASHINGTON, February %.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
FRIDAY, February 20.

Mr.. Rodney informed the court that he had
not been able to find any cafes that bore with
precifion ON the point yeferdsy fubmitted by
the court.
MIR. Martin oblerved that he had handed To
the chief Juice iome few authorities, which
might he examined by the Attorney General.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

a letter has been received from general Aaair
addrefied TO the Kentucky delegation Eating
me circumstances of his arreft at New ORLEANS,
the harih treatment which he fays he has cxpe-
rienced, and declaring himfelf innocent of all
participation in any fcheme hottie to the Uni.
Tea states. In this letter general Adar repre-
tents that while in Kentucky, he received,
lone time IN November, letter from general
Whk'nion, dated September goth, inviting hin,
10 come TO New-Oredns, and JOIN him in an
attack on and conqueff of the Spanifh poYeE
non and that he Immediately aniwered it. de-
c!inlEg all participation in the plan propofed to
bim. He adds that his pu:pofe in going to
w-Oreans was entirely to make purchaie
OF lands. Mr.. Lgt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
NORFOLK. Feb. II.

There is no doubt but the French fhip Foud-
royant, Admiral Wiliaumez, has been off our
Capes, as Capt. Herrick arrived here in 10 days
from the HAVANA, fays, fie failed two r Us bs.
fore h'm.-BULLY, one ofthe Hampton Pilots,
was put on board the Foudroyant when off the
Capes and, as he has not Gnce been heard of.
we luipe6t his family may look for tidings OF
nun rom lone EDSHih port. Hsrald.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
SATURDAY, February 81.

Chief JuRice Mariball delivered the opinion
of the court in the cafe of MctIrs. Bollman and
Swartwout.
The opinion was very long, and went, to a
conhderable extent, into a definition of tie
crime of reafon.
On ieveral points involved in the cafe. the
court, couhting OF four judges (gndge L;v:ngs-
ton hav'rc gene home III couiegueuce al -
iineis of his dauRhter) were equsly divided. a.
The opinion conc, uded with tie order OF TIE
court to @JttbGrge The pri,ons,5.
On WEDNESDAY MIR. Martin. IN a fpcerh
ot tour hours and bait, concluded the arp,..
ment on he motion in the cafe of Meirs. Boil.
man ana! Swartwout.
On THURSDAY, the Chief Jrfice o',frrv.
I'd that the court had had the motion made in
the cafe OF kieiirs- Bo!lman and S~artwou; un-
Ger con!idrratlou. tux had not yet been able to
make up Deceive opinion. H. the mean time
AS the htuation OF the p,ifoners might be ink
io,ne TO them. fthey could find bail, they might
be taiird until tomorrow.
The council OF Me frs. Bollman and Swart
won't obferved that one DAYS additiona! con-
hrenent would not make any materia, differ.
ence.
Tie court added that they felt comfortable
dIihculy with regard 10 the ad,nitiibtv of
the affidavit, of general Wilkinfon--whcther
Perion making an affidavit that pnticular IA.
per contained the fubfance of an original pa.
per in his hand, fach affidavit was in iuch ,afc
as the preient, adrrfiihle evidence They had
not been able to find any authorities on ,his
point. They therefore invited The rciesrches
of council into il.
Meiirs. Rodney and Martin faid they would
oeen It their duty, under this requth, 10 fab
NIT to the court inch precedents as they could
hnd on the fuhictt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27

Captain Brown, arrived at AIarblehead from
Chsrante, informs, that many privateers were
hitting cut in the French ports in confequence
of the Rritiih ilands being dec iared in ita,e Of
blockade.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-27
LONDON, January /.

LONDON, January /.
The refourees Of the Danih Government, the con-
denee which repofes the loyalty and attachment
Of the people, furnihed rong grounds of hope, that
the Danes would difplay fpir equal to that which
dtnguihes the Swedes that they would not truckle
to Bonaparte, be caoled by his promifes but that
they would refit force by force if driven to that
extremity.
The lateft intelligence from that country tended to
lrengthen theie expectations for it lated, that
Denmark was arming exteniveIy by land and fea &
it natural to fuPpofe, that thefe preparations
the reiut of the violent conduct Of the enemy to-
ward. thols itates that could not defend themelyes
recent occurrence how ever, may rafe fome doubts
as thele points the lalt mails made up for Hufum,
it is aid, yelterday returned to the Po- Office
from Harwieh 1t is reported, that on the arrival of
the packet at Huium, the letters for Denmark were
permitted to be landed but all Englfh letters for
Hamburger were refuied, and have conlesuently been
brought back. II this done by order of the Da-
NTH government II is not UNREASONABLE to fuppoe that
Napoleon has iueceeded, either by threats promi-
fes, i'll bringing over the Cabinet of Copenhagen as
party his prohbtory fy(tem, which, it is certain,
he would make amoR any laerfce to extend. But we
inclined think, that the whole OF the above oc-
relative the letters being ent back orig.
mated in very commendable oaufe for, it is Iaid
hat the Engliih Agent Hulum, very prudently ex-
srcied his diicreton, opesed the letters for
Hamburger, aud returned fueh he thought might
involve thoie to whom they addreiled in fears
and difficulties beyond what they already expert
ence
1t is likely that the Danifh Capt. Lunberg founded
his report the defeat Of the Ruans on the follow
ing paragraph which appeared in the Journal du Com
merce of the 7tb ut. which he called Bulletin -
Several letters from Berlin have announced tina: the
Ruiiaps have been beaten and completely routed in
the neighborhood Of Wariaw and that Gsrmsn
Gazette fpealing Of this affair." reprefented the loft,
of the Ruiians in killed, wounded and prifoners at
$4,000 men,"
This paragraph evidently audes to the exaggerated
atement in the thirty iizth bulletin, IF the kirmih
between the French and Ruians she retreat Of the
latter behind the Villula.
The reports circulated in an evening paper Of yef
terday, re(Yeeing the defeat Of the French by the
Rulians on the Vluls, and check they received at
Strslfund, are without any foundation. The Poa
Office, from whence the paper pretended to derive