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fiio al 81 dllclIlPI as puDllSflcr, that ms
suScess In obtaining subscribers has been
beyond his most sanguine hopes, and
perhaps without example in America
Tor which he tenders his cordial thanks.
Indeed, so confident was he of disposing
OF large edition of the Journal, that it
was put 10 press at the same time the
proposals were issued and which were
put into circulation more for the pur-
pose OF giving notice, and asccrtaining
what number of copies it would be pro-
per to retain III this country, and to send
TO the different parts of it, than for the
purpose proposals are usually issued.
1t is not yet clearly ascertained how
Tar the illiberal and indicate notice Of
Capt. Lewis has been injurious. In
lew instances 1t has had good effect;
while In some parts of the country, there
IS no doubt, it has occasioned tempo
rary deception, which will vanish on
correct information, and when the price
OF his work is made known. What price
will tnally be fixed on this large work,
which IS to consist of three octave vo-
lumes and map, it is impossible for a
stranger unacquainted with Capt. Lew
ISIS opinions and views to estimate
The only sum mentioned in this country
with any appearance of authority, is ff-
ty dollars ; but this is SO extravapant a
computation that it would seem to de-
serve no credit. But should the work,
as set forth in the prospectus, be proper
~ executed, copy cannot be expected
under fifteen or twenty dollars. AS
Gass's Journal will in short time make
Its appearance, the publisher will only
add to what has been stated in his pro-
Posals, that it will contain plain and
concise narrative of the expedition,
from the 18th May, 1904, the day it left
the Mississippi, to the 23d of Novem-
Der, 18O5, when it returned to St. Louis,
on that river, including period of two
years, four months and ten days. The
rapldity with which the subscription
papers have filed, and his prospects of
being able in a short time to dispose of
the whole of his large edition of 5000
copies, leave the publisher no grounds of
complaint unless, indeed, they may be
found in the conduct of those editors of
newspapers who declined to publish his
observations on Captain Lewis's notice,
- eDpciaIlV Of euch nc I,od ,r;,-o,, ,1,e..
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At a Court held far Brooke county, on
M0"day the 25th day ofA1ay, 1867.
Robert Campbell, Complainant,
Abel Cain, Alexander Griffith, Richard
Wells, Stephen Lagget and John
Goorley, Defendants.-h Chancery.
This day came the Complainant by his Coun-
le'' and 1t appearing to the fatisfaction of the
Court, that the Defendant, Abel Cain, is NOT an
'nhabitant of this Commonwealth:
1t 10 Oidered by the Court, that the Defen.
dant abel Cain do appear here on the fecond
Gay OF Auguf Term next, and anfwer the
Compliments bill; and that copy of this
order be Publifhed for two months fucceffively
In the Wheeling Repository, and that another
copy be ported up at the door of the Court
houie OF thia County, for like period of two
months Copy from the minutes,
Attet, S. CONNEEL.
For JOHN CONNELL c BIC.
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PROPOSALS.

ny NOoCNi "a ANfEN, flnter, Gtttyiburg,
For Publishing By Subscribtion,
THE MoRaL.AND RELIGIOUS
MLSLELLAN1;
Or 3irty-one
APHORETICAL ESSAYS,
On some 81 the mast Important Christian
Doctrines and Virtues.
BY HUGH KNOX, d. ID. of St. Croix.
CONTENTS.
I. Or Conve fin Or Re zeneraton. q OF
Qualification h-iooe Ga. 3. O Faith, part
Gu arIy as juIt'typs o. entering into Co
venant with Coo Form of covenanting
The natuTe, dtfsn and ufe o. The Lord's
'uppef. OF pr paration for the LORD : Sup
Pc. g. Our du Immediately after rhe Lord
Supper 9 Refie ctous on the incarna ion OF
Chrlt 10 . option iDto Cod family
II. . Repentance. II OF Ssneth cation
IS. The nature IN! efe Ct of union with Chrift
IL 0! ,he ina perfve'ance OF the Saints
Holy Ghof II or aHuranee OF Gods love
in this life IS. o. he Souls Immortality
10 OF Death. 10. Of tn Return Ct on of the
Dead Al. O future Ju.' gment. n OF
Heaven, or the future fate OF the befTtd a.
or He'll, or the tu'ure farc Of the wicked. "a
What, as ChrifianN, we ibould do more than
others IS Or Heavenly mindednefs, and the
contrary vices. 40 vi GGfTeI sincerity, or
UPrghtneE n. Chrinl Zeal, and it's oppo-
htes and counteffeits. 28 Patience. and the
contrary Vice. az Meeknefs, and he oppoie
Vices' 80. Charity, and the oppofite Wees
81. Contentment, and the oppoGte Vices. a.
Chaitity, and the contrary Vices 80 Humility,
and the opPoite Vices. "a Soblety and the
contrary Vices. IS. Chriitian Courage and its
oppoGtes So I ht Chrftian Ufes of the Tongue
81 Unchrlftian Abuies of the Tongue. 38 The
belt method of maintaining Peace, Love and
Unity among Chriftian Brethren. 40 The rule
OF Judging ou Brethren aeainft rafhnefs and
cenforioufnefs 40 A peaceable difpofition, and
the opPohte evils. Al. mel ciful temper, and
it's opPoiites ~ Of Juftice between man and
man. 43 o. Chriitian Hope. a. OF the Ma
lures anc perfon of Chrift as. Corift Jour Pro
phet. 46 Chrilt, our Preft Al. The kineIy
or regal Office of Chrift 48 On the fhortnefs
and due improvement Of Time. 49, The con.
liberation OF Eternity so. be duties of Maj
ters o. Families. 81 The beft way of eGfting
Temptations. So OF public fpirit. So A
proper temper and conduct towards Encmies
81 Temptations ariiAg from Company. ss.
Temptations arGng from Solitude. Sc The
Uie and Abufe of Chriftian Liberty 81 What
biverions are lawful, and the way TO regulate
them. So The value and Importance Of
Child. So The contrairts of Chrift's Love
iermon. 90 Chriflaos, Light in the world; |
a fermon. 81 The aggravated Guilt of Muir
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ton to which a private citizen is enti-
tied, when unjustly charged with impo-
sition (even though Indirectly and OPP
posed to such =" fearful 0dds.'
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British merchant brig Young Susan, ~
ing at anchor in Hampton Roads, the
first lieutenant and master of his Bri-
fannie majesty's ship Bellona, of a
guns, came on board the aforesaid brig,
and the lieutenant stated in the presence
Of the dcponent, that the Bellona, Leo
Pard and Mclampus, were getting in or
der for coming up to Norfolk that the
B>llOna had been Hghtcned, by putting
forty tons of bread on board the Tri-
u.nph, and had shifted her ballast from
aft forward, for the purpose of lessening
her draft as much as possible"
Entyact Of a letter .fy0m Hambt55a, dated
fully 9.
"The Triumph and the Melampus
went out of the Roads yesterday after
noon, and came to an anchor off the
capes. Since they have been Joined by
a trigate and 4 sloop of war. The Bel
iona and the Leopard are still in Hamp-
ton Roads. Commodore Douglas yes
terday made another communication to
the inhabitants of Norfolk-but which
was returned to him by the Mayor IN
opened"
Fran Nart5A, TulYt3.
On Friday last brigade orders were
issued for calling into AERIAL service the
following force, viz. from the Oath regi-
1ncnt, licutenant-colonel, two majors,
3 captains, lieutenants, 8 ensigns, 500
non-commisaioncd officers and soldiers,
together with the cavalry, artillery, and
volunteer companies attached to this re-
Simcnt. From the 9TH regiment, ma
Jor, + captains, 4 lieutenants, ensigns,
and 200 non-commissiOncd officers and
go.dIers, with the cavalry and volunteer
corps attached 10 that regiment the
whole making about 1900 men. These
and the troops from Richmond and Pc
tersburgh, make force Of about 1900
men, the whole under the command Of
0rigadicr general Matthews.
1t has not been Judged expcdient to
order more men into actual service at
the present. The remainder Of the 9TH
regiment, with the regiment of Princess
Anne & Nansemond, are held to march
1t moments warning.
Official notification Of the Presidents
proclamation was yesterday sent down
10 commodore Douglas, by lieut.. Ham,
BID the revenue cutter; and this morning
the BcllODa and IeODard the two chine
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! two or three weeks which may be con-
sumed in that country, as its government
may, at the arrival of our dispatches,
be engaged on objects that will forbid
an instantaneous attention to our requi-
sltOn, and as some time will probably
be consumed in the consequent arrange
ment. This will carry us into the latter
end of October or beginning of Novem-
Der, at which time it Is likely Congress
viii be convened. They will then have
before them the materials for the exer-
else of an enlightened Judgment; they
Will be able to ascertain whether we are
to consider Britain as our friend or enc
my, and, by knowing the extent as we'll
as the nature of the danger to be appre-
hended, be able to take such measures OF
war, or commercial restriction, as shall
best promote our own interests, and
most severely affect those Of the enemy"
BY private letter Of the 15th ult. from
NatcheZ, we are informed that the su-
Preme court Of the Mississippi territory
have discharged Blennerhas5ct and ~
Ter, for want of evidence of their guilt
that Ralsto and FLOYD were indicted in
the circuit court of Wilkinson county,
and demurrer to the indictments was
sustained by the court and that Banner
hasset had set out for home.---Lcr. pap.
We are credibly informed, that Blcn-
nerhassct, on his way home from Nat
chez, was apprehcnded and secured in
Lexington jail, from whence he has been
taken for Richmond, under guard Of
SIX men.
Jonathan Dayton went on to Rich
mend voluntarily, when informed of the
indictment against him.
In consequence of requisition from
the war-oHice of the United States, or
ders have been issued by the Executive
of Virginia, directing the several Major
Generals to furnish their proportions of
II, 1903 militia, to be held in readiness
to march at q moments warning.
MARIE D-On Monday evening"
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May, that 4 sortie had been made from
DantZick by the combined Russian and
Prussian armies, while 5000 men from
kOninSsburgh had effected a landing on
the Haah, which led to very bloody
and long contested conflict, which, by
the French bulletin, is said to have cost
the Allies 10000 men-the whole 5000
from Koningsburgh were either killed
or taken prisoners. The loss on the
side of the French is not mentioned.
The names of several of the officers were
given, and the Allies demanded a sus-
pension of hOstilities for three DAYS to
bury their dead part Of which was
only granted. The same account, with
the exception of or 5000 fewer killed,
was also received from Denmark.
[Ne7c-1ork PAPER.
Extract 9fa letter d,ted Canton, Fe5rita-
rY 4th, 1907.
owe have a terrible time with the En-
gliish Sailors here, they have broken
many heads and have half pulled down
the Mandarin House immediately op-
pOsite Biddle's where the boats land,
and last night set FIRE to the remainder;
fortunately the wind was very light, or it
might have oCcasiOned the destruction
OF the boats on the river.
"liarch Sd, 1907.
Since | wrote the above, two China
men have died in consequence Of wounds
received from the sailors on liberty, and
the HOPpoo has made formal demand
from Mr.. Roberts, the Chief, of man.
This he has Pcremptorily refused; in
consequence, this morning the chops Of
the ship NePtunr have been stopped.
Both sides seem firm in their Resolves,
the one, not t. deliver a man, the other,
70 intcrdict all business until it is done"
Speaking Of the probability of Con-
gress being convened, the Editor oft
National Intclligcncer says =
&" On this point there appears to be
considerable public solicitudc, which as
tar as we are enabled we deem it our
duty to satisfy. From what we have been
able to collect, Congress will probably
be specially convened, butnOtb fore time
shall have elapsed sufficient to receive
an answer from the British government.
The schooner Revenge viii be immedi-
ately sent to England, wi,h a becoming
IL I u
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Official intelligence was received in
London on the evening Of the goth Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-20
up in the night between the sixth and Sc

up in the night between the sixth and Sc
venth
rne ratification was exchanged in the
course of the morning, and at four IN
the afternoon of the sa ne day Lieutenant
GrneIa al Burrard proceeded TO take pos
session.
The British grenadiers present, with
detach nents from all the otner corps OF
cavalry and infantry, under the command
of colonel Cameron, of the 18TH reS,m -ht,
with two brigades of artillery, marched
into tue citadel; while Major-Generaf
Spencer, having embarked his brigade at
the K ak Bradiere, landed in the dock
yard, and took possession of each of the
line of battle SHIPS, and Of all the arsenal;
the Danish guards Withdrawing when those
fins majesty we're ready to replace them,
and proper officers attending to deliver
sores, as far as Inventories could be made
up
rhe town being in state of the great
est ferment and disorder, / most willingly
acceied To the request that our troops
should not be qulrtereG N it. and ;hat nei
Their officers or soldiers should enter 1t tor
sn1ne days, and, having the command Of
Possession from the citadel whenever 1t
IN ghI be necessary touSe I, hadno bjec-
ton to- leaving the other gate in the hands
| VI lltC lIOpDS 81 MS 1rtillSh hfllCoNsy lO6S-
Their with the police of the place.
The am uAt OF the garrison OF the town
! IS not easily ascerJained. The regular
troops were not numerous but the NUM-
Ter OF batteries wnicn fired at one time,
together with the floating defences, prove
tn t there must have been a very great
number OF militia and burghers, WITH o.
her irregular forces; and their ordnan-
ces wen ,erYed.
Considering the advanced position in
which his maiesry's troops have seen plA-
ced for he last fortnight, our loss (h,ghly
is prize the value of every officer or sol
dler who has fallen or been wouIded> has
Been comparatively small.
Here follows an eGiogium on the seye-
IRA officers and men engaged in the eXpe-
diti0n, also his acknowledging his having
Ircceivcd the riost prompt and beneficial as
sistance rom Ghe feet.
send this dispatch Oy Lieut.. Cathcart,
wno has become for some time my first
aid de-camp, who has seen every thing
hat has occu rrrd here and at Stralsuud,
and VIII bc,L,e to give any further details
that may be required.
hAyc thu. honor to be, SC.
(SisacdI
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LoNDoN, SchtemBe+ 30,

4 Gottenburgh mail arrived last night
a Swedish Bulletin announces the arrival
OF Lou's the XVliIth and lht Luke C'ADs
g,u,Cme at Carscroha, GU board STedish
'rigaie. They were received with the
h. ghest respect.
The follow ng extract Of letter ftohi
tie vicinity of Copenhagen exhibits iEins
picture Of the fleets OF the bombarumcnt 49,
"Cohrnhagen, Seht 8.
Tie day before the u mes proposed 10
capuu.ate one third # the town appeared
IN a b. ~ and cC!un.n of hfe Was rising
tAe whole night, which appeared fiGm onr
wjhduws (ibrut TWO miies from the tOWnJ
oi at leas, halt mile in disnstcr1 4 tins
Der yard first took hit, and small powder
mag. zine blew up Ate, that, the Rames
ragged th 81, h Jury, the wind beng strong5
s 20 ueiy o., means OF distinguishing Them
u the wind had nc; Changed, the whols
town must have been destroyed. The
great s'etpie fell IN with a tremendous
crash; 1900 houses are said to have been
.eSuoJed. Excepting when the bombs,
we're flying there was NJ Ape rance Of
war MANY Of the peasants cat CheiT corn
| al .,r, und the dificfent camps, s we're pto-
tsctcd lie Daues are v,ry utlt xaspe
"a ed gninst Us, especially at the sigh! Of
or tsrs rigging their ships to bring them
AWAY"
Directions have been sent 70 Chatham
and Shesrutss for receiving the Danish
Aeet ut those places and rs the uumberC4
seamen that Will be niece ssaiy 20 naf gate
them Will be more than can possibly be
tsp red from the men o. war III G emma
lgcn, directions we're Yesterday sven 70
lCaytab kichbou the regulating rmCer ne
town, to propose to the crews Of the s,lps
recently arrived from The Greenland f he
~, 20 proceed TO Copenhagen without de-
Hay, o. the p0rpose of be .ng put or board
the Danish ships to navigate them 20 Enc
gland For this service they arc toreceivs
a bount,, ard the other usual allowances
! aud viii also he entitled 70 their proteot-
= ons from The impress, on their return, 10
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CATRCART.

Liet o. Killed, Founded, and Messing.
K.led--Four Officers, 1 SERGEANT,
Drummer, SO r;snk and file, and 8 horses
WouDded-S,x Officers, L SERGEANT, ana
1873 rank and fi.e, with IS horses.
M ssing-One SERGEANT, Drummers,
10 rank and file
Names Of Officers killed.
Lieut.. Lyons, OF the royal arti,lery (; En-
gn K bert ID ,xoD, Of the SD foot Lieut..
Rudolf OF the LIST Reg. of Light Dragons
Kings German Legion and Ensign Jen-
nmgs, of the Esd loot, or Roy al WeIch Flu
zI.eGrs.
Names Of Officers 7vounded.
Capt. Hasting, OF the sd foot; Lieut..
Su, e., OF ditto; Capt. During, LIST bait.
Kings German Legion; Gen ST David
Baird, in tie shoulder and hand, slightly /;
and Ensign Bison.
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ARTICLES or CAPITULATION.

For Tie town ana citadel of Copenhagen,
agreed upon between Ad.Gambier, Com
Indnder in Chef of his Britannia Ma
iesty'5 Ships and Vessels IN the Baltic
Sea, and Lieutenant General the Right
Hon. Lord Cathcart, X. Il. CUnmanar,
in Chief of his Britannia Majesty's For
ces in Zealand, on the one par ; ana his
Excenency Major-General Poiman,
Knight OF the Order OF DahnebrOg, and
Commander IN Chef of his DANISH M
jcSty's Forces N the Island Ci Zealand,
on the other part.
Art. l. When the Capitulation shall
nave been sgntd and ratified, the troops
OF his Brltanmc Majesty are to be put IN
possession oi the Citadel.
Ar,. II. A guard OF his Britannia Ma
iesty's troops shall Likewise bC placed in the
Dock yards.
Art. Ill. The ships and vessels Of war OF
every description, with all thenaval stores
belonging to his Danish Majesty, shall be
deliye red into the Charge OF such persons
as shall be appointed by the Commanders
in Chief of ais Britannia Majes,y's forces;
and they are to tie put III immediate pos
session of the dock yards, and ali the buLd-
ings and store-hOuses beIorging thereto.
! AIT. ~. The store-ships and transports
/ IN Nne StTNiCe. VI MS nIitdiillC ldltHty 81
to be allowed to come into the harbour tor
tie purpose OF embark ng such stores and
troops as they have brought into this ISL
aud
Art. " As soon as the ships shall have
lbeen removed from the doCk-yard, or with
IN SIX weeks from the date Of this Capita
llation, or sooner if possible, the troops OF
Inns britannia Majesty shall deliver up tbs
Citadel to the troops Of his Danish Males
ty, in the state in which it shall be fount
when they occupy it. His Britannia Ma
issty's troops shall likewise, within th'
lbeforemenI time, OF sooner ifpossi
BILE, be embarked from the island Of Zeal
T and.
Art VI. From the date of this Capitula
ton, hostilities shall cease throughout tn
= island Of Zealand.
Art. VII. No persons whosoever shall b
: modest and all property, public or pr
u vste, with the exception OF the ships sn
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My Lord-My ictter oi the 5th inst. will
inform your Lordsrip o, the operation OF
MS Majesty, forces aga nst CYpenh gen
to that period. have now the noaor aud
satisfaction Co add, that previously TO the
hour intended iol the opening our bate
rIes that night, an officer with Il & Of truce
Came ouJ of the town with proposals Inr
an armsticc. To settle Iern.s Of c p. lula
tion. TINS was accoI dIngiy done, after a
correspondence between the DANISH Gene
raj ana Lord Cathcart ana M SELF, OF
which Transmit q copy; and your Lord
snip VIII be informed OF the strul.tions
sgreed upon by the mclosed copy If the
Articles Our army has acccrdIng.y been
put III possess on ct he citadel ana the ar
sexual, and the most vigorous eKertious are
commenced Tor equlppng ano Sehding to
Engia the D-nish Navy.
lHaye the honor IL be,
J GAMBLER.
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ToLord Yiscount CastIereagn, &c
CitadfI of C1Lrnhagen, Sfhf. 8.

citadel Off C4lrnhagen, Sfht. g.
MY Lord--lt mas fallen to NY lot 10 have
the great satisfaction OF fOrwar ing toyour
Iofdsnip the ratified cap tuiatiun of the
town and citadel Of Copenhagen, including
the surrender of the Danish feet and az
senal in this port, which are placed at ms
Majesty's disposal.
The object cf securing this feet having
been attained, every other provision OF q
tendency to wound the feelings or irrtatt
the nation has been avoided; and, attic
the bombaTdment and cannonade have
made conslde rable havoc and destruction
in the town, not one shot was fred into 1t
tll after il was summoned, with the offer
Of the most advantageous terms; nor a
single shot after the FIRST indication of a
disposition to capitulate on the contrary,
the firing, which had lasted three nights
from MS Maiesty's batteries, was conside-
ra Y abated on the second, and was only
renewed on the third o its lull vigour, on
spposing, from the quantity Of shells
own from the place, that there was q
Il termination 20 no d out
On the eveningof the 5th September, q
letter was sent by the Danish General, e
propose an aTmistice OF twenty -iour hours
for preparing an agreement on which Al
ticles of capitulation might be founded. =
The armistice was declined, as tSndint
20 unnecessary delay, and The works wer'
cont nued bu; the firing was counterman
ded, and lieut.. colonel Murray was sen
20 explain, that 10 proposal OF caDitula
tion could be listened TO, unless accompa
MED by the surrender Of the fleet.
This basis having been admitted by th
qubseouent letter, on the 9th, Gen. MajO
A Wellesley, whom had sent for, 70
this purpose, from his command in th
country, where he had distinguished him
self i'm manner 50 honorable TO h,mse
and so advantageous TO the public, was az
pointed, with Sir II. Popham aud lieut.,
colonel Murray, 90 prepare and sign art
c,es Of cspituIation aud these officers hi
wing insisted ON proceeding Immediate
to business; the cspitulation was draw
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gatcef forsi1n Intri1,gsncc.
LONDON, September Is.

ne SZf''t anlou iIe' INA. the v,sor'
Gus DiNckade ot the rivers hioe, WeSer
ah1 EMS IS d''conNnuea for me present
ana 'hSl neu'rals VII" DC syn 10 trade
At 'oe SAN rivers, ProVlueu Sucn , pessels
are 9ohS ro" OF 10 heu''ai OF nris'Sn
port ana 81 III NOT ~ traa'hS' nor Sn'il
n"e P!IFiousY u"u l, "s,wesh e,lter VI
nc sa'u i,re'' ""u ny 'IIa y. p."oe ~
W. p''ssso,o'' VI 81 !" ,',,i vic eI' rou'
va 'ne e!, 40 Nn'' '' '''s.i NS'SSi' ny
"o' ueey 'r'ie ,nere''' HUT ir''h o'ie W an
oener o' ''!e S'd 'Ne
N n.N'e ~ ~, "a no' '1 az s''se '"t ,.
navy 'Stn>' ", uf'ess so'ne p'eo 'us'''.'t-
u - - Ia. - 81,
i'w'"s .''' Vi my nov pe,n ,l''' * y, ~
oeP.''''e' vi 'He'" 81 u 'i'' ~ SCR
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London Gazctie Extraordinary
DOwnDE .treet, -, Dt

Dispatches of wlnch the following IRE ex
tracts, have been receitedby Lura N.s-
conm Castlereagh. one Of ms Msje4ty's
principal stCrS.Ares of state, iron al
mirai CAMPER and Lieutenant GencroI
the Il ght Hon. Lord Cathcart, X.
commander OF ms NJ tjesty's naval Anc
military forces la the Baltic SEA: