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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
NEwiuarPoa.r., Aoga.. q.

EF We step the press TO announce an ArTi.
val Ct Salem on Saturday from Europe,
which brings London papers 8 days later
than before received, among Other arti.
eles. our Informant adds, they contain the
highly Important news Of TREATY
between the UNITED STATES aud
GKEAT.BRITAIN being SIGNE D.
On Thursday last duel was fought ii
the Wollabout (Brooklyn) between Mr..
David Reddiek and Mr.. Joseph H. Bar
rymore, midshipmen ID the d. 3. navy.
The latter, Ne areinformed, was 1oun.
ded IN the abdomen, and bis life 4 des-
paired 81. The auaffel d Aid % have
originated n 4 slight Misunderstanding.
y. 4 az g '1srx tse.1 I
We mentionedin 1 former papesSthat
Admiral Berkeley had offered ! ffee par.
donfo al dessrtsrs from his -Btjslnnic
Inajesty's seryice in The navy. Since
which We have received the following
copy Of the order e. t5 IN
! I. BRITISH SEANEN y.
!" As the Hearts ofallirls British Sea.
men are Ike the native OAK, honest.
Tough, and Interchangeable, and never can
Be induced 70 countenaree hostilifss ..
gaipst old England; the AdmtfSl and
commander ID chief Of His Maissty,s
squadron on this coast, procIaims & rkEE
II uNovALITIED PARDON TO an those
deludsd men (putinecrs sxeepted) who
have been Induced 70 quit bis Msissty's
ships Of war, on condition they Fsturn
Immediately 70 their daty---And every
other BaiTIsn SEAA an, who shall vol
unfairly enter for his Majesty's service,
shah Tseeive the fun and additional boun.
ties. upon Joining snyof His Maiesty,s
shipa. Applying for conyeyancr % His
Britannia Majesty's consuls, so thar he
may De SENT 70 Halifax. { g s,f3
Giysnunder my hand, this l4.h JLly.
1907, at HALIFAX, Novs-6e6tia,
g. G. BERKELEf.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

Mr.. Martin resuned his argument.
and did not conclude his observations ill
nearly > O'Clock 2. M. From the COM
management 20 he sermination Of his ar.
gumenr was nearly thirteen hours. He
presented TN subject 10 some new points
ofview, and adduced some additional
authorities. His arSumentwas ! very
learned one. IS
After Mr.. Martha sat down, Mr., Ran.
dolPh rose and made come further obser.
ya,ions. Hsswas followed BY Mr.. Hay,
a. 70 some new points made BY the coun-
eel for Col. Burr. 4.
Itias1pected that the court win rive
an opinibn on Monday.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
FROM TIE nIRGINZ4 GAZETTE
TRIAL0F C,isaei 4. BURR.
FasDAE, Aagsss g.

Mr.. Martin !continued His argument
Al the opening of the Court, and occupi-
ed the whole Of The sitting az the day
After the usual hour of adjournment, he
'hAd not gone through allthe points which
he Proposed 10 discuAs. Ths subject
viii b continued to-monow. ''.s.9
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11
BALTIMORE, Sep,tm5er 1.

- BALTIMORE, September l..
I Amidst the uncertsinty Of report, we
are happyto be enabled to lay before
the public the following concise abatement
offacts. :, -.
The boat which boarded the Othelio,
was purchased and ittrd out ia this city
by four Frenehmen. and her crew CON.
sisted chiefly Of deserters from the
Patriot and L'Eole. They sailed from
this port on The eight Of .hs let OF sAu-
gust, in pursuit, Is they alledge,. e al
English orig then supposed 10 be 10 the
bay. bound out; not finding the brig
they we're afraid b procsed 70 sea on
account Of The British ships Of war OF
the capes and returned up die bay. The
'Othelio, they sag, was represented to
them % British properly, but discover.
ing the error they were induced 70 give
her up. The captain, Who was part
owner, and two other owners, with 4
sailor, fed on board the Patriot (having
made their escape from the boat Just be.
fore she was taken possession Of By the
volunteers from this city, where they
were secured, and srnt BY the ,commo.
dore, under guard OF lieutenant Colhoun,
tothe Preach minister, who immediaie-
" direeted they should be delivered
over 10 the civil authority; they were
thea received BY the register Of The city
tthe mayor being sick) and BY him com.
mitted 70 prison. :. s. 80 =
n -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

a mail feom 'T,onaias = Iisivsa kst
5nirht and anotlier iii d, brnlaS II ~
lafter Has brought n IA 6htgK Fsfers d;
die sthiass. Paris papers . the sd In
elusive are also arrived, c6htainink DE
eoth BuRetia from the grand army, aa..5
ted from Tilsit On the 18th. The I'D
vice, from the armiss ~ the Hamburg
Jiapers are fthe z2d nh. The armis,ice
vas sii0ned % tie 2fst between prince
Lastanov on the part of Russia, and
Berthier on the part Of France. The
prisoners taken on each side are 10 be
exctangsd imnsdiately. Plenipoten-
tiaries have alao been appointed 10 pc.
gociate peace Between the two countries.
The; accounts in the German papers
state the losses Of the sussians in he hate.
batsles 10 have been very great indeed.
Two transports Belonging 70 the FIRST
division Of the expediti6no arrived u
Eisineur ON the 22d: the renainder
were expected immediatrly. '4 =
!. VI. -. Il: 17isef,eyupt Io. +.
DEAR FRIEHn. A' = - 49, ~ 5fSs :, .
Lam now come after aiatiguing ularth
of fifteen days, 10 the borders of Rus.
STA, upon the banks Of Nienem Da.
ring these fifteen days we have fought
three skirmishes and two battles, with
all possible success lcannot give you
the particular thereof, asithey would
| Be too long leave ito the ANeWspas
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-09-11

q MI. zEasits Stuart, an EneliAlo nam,
Declined rs / prisoner &C war n France,
reimarkahls FOR his nautical adventures,
which generally were marked By IN adj
verse casi, has recently experienced ID
additional mis6ortune. While con6ned
wish the rest Of his captive eountrymen.
atYerdnn, he turned bis nind, which
always inclined 70 nautical disquisitions,
20 minute enquiry into the -state and
strength Of the Rreuch coast, ports, Gc.,,
and having acquired . very foil and salts.
factory information theSeons ne wrote q
detailed account oft, and Addressed ie
to naval lord ia England, u hopes that
his country might profit hy his rssearch-
IS. Unfortunately the dispatch was in.
tercepted, and Mr.. Stuart was j. conse.
,quence immediately unprecedented, and
alters short examination, vas marched
ID irons to she fortress Of Beish 10 Alsaee,
where be was confined, and stiil con.
iinues in . dungeon sleeplhg upon straw,
having permission TO ascend % ths bat-
Elements of The fortress, for air, only one
hour 10 me Gay. = =. /. .st.7 SO g
- -. -, q ALBANY, August a.
+ After 1 considerable humber Of this
days paper had been printed, We we're
favoured, By the polit ensss ola gentle.
man, wi.hthe following important arti'
Gle, and stop the press TO insertit. =
,Ertracf efa letter from Genera. to a
{ gentleman in fhis city, dased asrd Au-
gnsf, 1907. - J. s. e.. ~ tss h. IT,. - +,
!. We have just received intelligence,
that the Indians have been committing
depredations in the neighbourhood u
Detroit, and massacred several Of the
inhabitants; and that the people in the
vicinity were flying 70 the fort for pro.
Election. y So, sz.e5, =. :. {.
This intelligence came in aletter from
Judge Porter, who resides on the Mia.
CARA river, 10 his brother Col. Porter il
Canandagua. II this is the case (as
am apprehensive il is) our company viii
have 70 march sooner hanthsy expected
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29
Late Foreign Intelligence.

.ffIrsa, The Kanigs6urg Gazette Of Mareb ae.
Translation Of the circumstantial report O. his
excellcncy the general in chief, Baron Won
Benningsen,r relative othe batdeo Pfussian
Eylau.
|" On the 2ssh of Jan. (s.h Feb)
broke up from Landsberg with my army,
which in various detachments made from
it was only seventy thoasand. The French
which consisted of the five corps Of mar.
shals Augereau, Ssuls, Muras, Davoust,
and Ney, which IN the evening was joins
ed by Bernadotte, consisted of 10000
men followed me closely, skirmishing con-
tinualiy with my rear guard, which con-
sisted of the bsigades Of generals Marcof,
Bsgavouss. and Barclay de FOLLY, under.
the command of prince Bagra,hion. :
s. When arrived at Prassian Eylau, I
causedmy army TO take position at some
distance behind t1es,own, bat ordered my
rear guard teiake the. posts assignedit in
the face of the enemy, to protecrslhe march
of my heavy artillery, which ] was bring.
ing from Worfsdorf, by private route
considerably, circuisous, partly 10 avoid
some bad roads, and partly to facilitate the
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NV YORK, May 2e.

The ship Dartmouth from Silgo Swnosc
arrival we noticed 10 our last salled On
the aBths Of April, and brings Duollu pa.
ners &c the a4,h, containing Loa1on dates
snf he 2f:t. The extracts we have made
from Them for the Mercantile Advertiser
are so extensive as to supercede the neees
Civ 81 any acknowledgements, and have ex-
cluded many local articles ADD 9 great mass
Of advertisements which shall receive que
attention tomorrow.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29

| h.4n reduced almost 60 heap OF fpins.-
tn Turkish squadron opposed "a una
1 v.;,,no resistance: It's said that the nun
ber,of ships taken or destroyed was much
| Greater than .bsvienna Gazette states, tn
+ Number Is reported 70 have been ten sal
| q he line, The yigor Of our proceeding
= .on;uaction with the Russian squadron
.nread universal CONSERVATION and dis
/ NAV. Proceeding through the Dardanelles
! INTO TIE sea Of Mermora, we prepared e
CARR our force before Constanlinople, bu'
| beore any thing was attempted against that
4 cTy, a messenger was sent off 10 the Diva1
LETTERING terms Of peace. The Divan after
short consolation, accedcd TO them and
the following is the substance OF the condi,
lions we dictated in concert With ous allies
70 the Porte.
[" That the English should retain pos.
session Of the -Dardaneles till a general
peace. = ss
= {. That Russia should also keep posses
sion Of certain OF. the Turkish fer,resses
,iil a general peace, as q security Tor the Il.
deity Of the Porte. '
The 6rst and immediate consequence OF
this act Of vigor, was the dissolution OF the
French inauxnce-Sebas.Ian was ordered
away from Constan,inople in tuventy jfour
hours
April 20
It was reported last night that the duke
Of Portland had resigned, and that Lord
$Sidmeuth was placed at the head OF the
treasury. This avert has not however ia
ken place, but that some change 10 the ca.
binet is on the Taps we Gao hardly doubt,
having had il stated TO us from many quar-.
tiers. There are difficulties in the way
which will not be easily.surmoun,ed. Mi:
Canning it is said rrsis,s the admission of
Lord Sidmoulh, as docs also lord Melville
while others of the cabinet main,ain the
measure 10 be indispe nsib!y necessary We
hope TO be ablee,o speak more decisively 10
day or two.
Parliament we are assured will be dis
solved after the close Of the present ses-
Sion.
(Star.)
Aprls1.
The Swsdes are said to be advancing,
and TO have been Joined By a strong body
of Germans, anxious 70 ieyenge upon the
French the crael,ies that have been inaie..
sd. 1t was re ported that the Swedes had
entered Siet.in.S The siege of Daulzic is
said to have been raised as well as the siege
Of Stralsund. Lefeb.re's division, which
was besleging the former place, has been
ordered to join. the grand army. Bona
parse seems determined TO ssreng hen him.
self as much as possible previously to the
general battle which has 10 all probability,
been fought ere sh;s TING.
8 We are now enabled to inform the
public, from from. The 5es, authority, tha,
it is finally determined the present parl.a
ment shall be dissolved the latter end of
May, or the beginning OF June.
Statesman.
The session ofparliament WILT is sup
posed, be put an end 10 in about three
weeks. The public bnsines 50 is so far ad.
vanced as TO allow parliamrn, to be pro-
rogued shout that time. So5early pro.
rogation TOO, would adn,i, of a dissolution
Of parliament, should suchebc the iatention
ofminissers, before the harvest.
Late Foreign Itellagence.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-29

The session Of parliament WILT is sup,
posed, be pu, 40 end 10 in abou. three
weeks. The public bnsinsss is so far ad.
vanced as TO allow parliament, to be pro-
'rogued about that time. Sojearly pro.
rogation too, would admi, of a dissolution
Of parliament, should suchebr the intention
administers, before the harvest.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08

COMMUNICATION.

/ UNCONTROLLED POWER is DES-
POTISM, Indeed we know no existing des-
potisn absolutely free from control; ana We
scarcely know any thing that does in fact con-
troll It, without making it mora tolerable.-z-
The Parliamsnts, though only courts of law,
actually controlled the arbitrary. power OF the
BoURBoSs. Bonaparte REGARDS no control
but that OF his army !; and as long AS he can
manage the simplest but most forcible of all
the instruments Of power, ne laughs atmeta-
physieRs, and 7Aomas Pam and Thongs sisf-
Jerson, and has the blood Of Ill France az much
at command, as II it stood on tap in hi. wine
ccilar.
! superstition limits the power Of the Grand
/ Turk, and inSnemariai custom, almost eYe-
ry whers, intsrposes It's shield, to ppotectthe
PROSTATE and AFFECT children OF slavezy. Man
ners are long enforced after Laws are violated
! and the tyrant's thunder, that is generated by
the collision OF. the clouds, is imprisoned or
disarmed by the non electric atmosphere over
our heads.
But Of all tyrannics, that of a conquering
party is the least capable of control. It's ven
gsance IS as little restrained by policy as By
pity. 1t is an earthquake that kitidles IA tie
caverns below, and by lloosening the ,foundati-
On waslms society into irretrievable dsstruc-
toa.
When therefore tho. fools of the damocia-
tic party rsjolce that federalism sinking,
their folly is their excuse. But surely such
men as Mr.. Randolhh would not wish to plead
the blind infatuation OF the &oans andthe Smi-
yes, for the ruin to liberty that he is aiding
and assisting to hasten..
1.-THE federaiists possess. only little power
of checking and controlling party despotism,
that little is precious. 1t is the long boat or
PLANK, on which our sip wrecked liberty may
boat alive for some time, on the tempesnous
sea Suppose it nothing, and the shameless
tyranny of TEserius md Nero, nay worse, Of
tae Paris comnittees- Of murder and piilsge,
Kill ensue. Whsa therefore we see men o..
any sense so eager to annihiate federalism, Ii
Is evident they are ina hurry to ENJOY power
witAout control, which, We repeat is 'despot-
Ism. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08

Andso On throughout the whole rou.
tine OF advantages possessed by Alexan.
oria they must Rot be attended TO, be-
cause the commercial prosperity Of .hae
place, would operate indirectly upon the
commercs Of the other ,Wo. .[gt
Beautiful and admirable system of com.
msrela! policy Aad Is this really tho
sys.em held our ts the enlightened view
of.ne good people OF this country ?lt
certainly is. And it is certainly entitled 10
very great consideration and yespect 70
tbs unqualified esecrasson OF every liberal
and well aatermed citizen Of the coun.
Try.
ARISTIDES.
- Alaxan Rx;n- Ia 1cQz - ---- -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08
District Ct Columbia, County Of Alex
alldrla, I.
VouC MGer 1 c7M,

5F0UCMGeF L cfN, 1910.
John Corse, comhn-nant,1
against IN r,hone.r,
Arthur McCsnn, s John
Hodgkin, D.fs5lda'stS.
THE defendant Arthur MsCann,
not having entered his appearance, and Siv-
en- security according to the act OF assem-
bly, aid the rules OF this court, and 1t a2-
pearing to the satisfaction CT tie Court, upon
affidavit, that the SAID defendant, ArtEur
Mccain is not an inhabitant OF this district
On motion Of the complainant by his couAsci,
it is ordered, that the said defendant Arthur
McCann, DO appear here on the first day ct
July term next, and enter his appearance to
the suit and Give security for performing the
DEGREES OF ike court; and that the OTHER de-
Scndans John Hodgkin, dc not pay away, con-
vey, Or sacfete, tie debts by liim,oNln to or
she estate and effects in his hands belonging
70 the said absent defendant Arthur McCann,
until the further order CT decree OF ,slle court
land that a copy OF this ORDER be forthwith
inserted in both of the public newspapers pub
lished in this county for two months success
svely, and that another, copy be posted at the
front door of the court h0nze Of sad county
"A copy--Test,
@. Deneale, c. G..
Januarya. laW2m
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08
District Of Columbia, County OF Alex
andna, i.

.4yosulber Term, 1905.
James Lawrason, ConEi4anant,
against
Isaac MCPHERSON, VIM. Doug
lass, and Joseph Mandevllle, SlH ChaHced,g
Jun. trading under the hrm
OF Douglass and AianGeviiie,
DJsndants
The defendant 1iaac MsPEerson,
rot having entered his appearance and gwen
security according to the ace OF assembly ana
the rules OF this court, andft Appearing to tae I:
satisfaction of the court, upon stt.dsslt that
the SAID defendant Isaac Mfherson. Is not en-
in1,abitant OF this district--on motion ofths
complainant by his counsel it is ordered, that
the SAID defendant Isaac M'fhcrson, 90 ap-.
u.a,> here en- the first dsy OF July term next,
and enter his appearance to the suit and give.
security for performing the DEGREES oi the
court; and that the other d. f>laarts y IN.
DOUGLAS, and Josepil Mand Will, jun. tracing
under the firm Of Douglass and Mandcylllf, do
not pay away, convey, or sscrete, the deots oy
th.m ewing TIC or the estate and effects II their
hands belonging to the said absent defendant ,
Isaac MtPhcrson--untiI the further order or
And that copy of this order be forthwith
published in both OF theapublic newspapers
nubGshed in tits county for two months sue
cessively, and that another copy BIS posted at
the front door of the court hossse OF SAID
county.
II Cahy. Test,
G. Deneals, c. c.
law2m.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08
T o r E N T.,

A TWO STORY FRAME DWELLING
N HOUSE, situate Oh Cameron-street,
near the corner, together with Frame Build
ing on the corner of Cameron and Pltt-streets,
row occupied as a, coach-naakers' shop, but
would nake-a good Stable, and vacant lot
For terms apply to
James H. Hooe, Admir-.
B. DAaDgI1eE, aessssed.
September la e.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-08
PUBLIC SALE.

ON SATURDAY NEXT,
Mn Sod, al the davelHng Of khe late .4le1aH.
de,. Eati,aer, deceased, on Queen STREET. a@
the hersaaak estate ef The deceased, e07asa''sAs'
Of u'arTetgsf
Groceries, Household Furl1i-
ture, a saddle Horse, &c.
G.. Aay,tsIIev. .
January zItyse,
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Of Columbia, county of Alex
andria i.

7homas I,Svin, confIainanf,
E 1gainst J., f,5o,,e,,,
lfungo Dykes and Thomas
Shreeve, DEFENDANTS,
The defendant, Mungo Dykes, not
having entered his appearance and given sscu-
rity according TO the act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the sa-
tisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that the
said defendant, Mungo Dykes, is not an inha-
bitant of this district--.on motion OF the COM
plainant, by his counsel, It's ordered, That the
said defendant, Mungo Dykes, do appear here
on the first day of July term next, and enter
his appearance to the snit and give security for.
performing the DEGREES Of the court; and that
the other defendant, Thomas Shreeve, do not
paw away, convey or secrete, the debts by him
owing to or the estate or effects In his hands
belonging to the said absent defendant, Mungo
DYKES, until the further order Or decreeof the
court; and that a copy of this order be forth
with inserted In both of the public newspapers
published in this county for two months success
svely, and that another copy be posted at the
/ front door of the court house OF said county
A copy-Teste.
G. Deneale, &C.
January laW2m
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en- Dollars Reward.

T OST, between Alexandria gnd Navy Yard,
- crossing Noore's ferry, . large Morocco
POCKET BOOK, containing several valuable
papers-two notes, drawn by Robert Young
esquire, of three hundred and eighteen dollars
each, ninety and one hundred and twenty days ):
one do. Marsteger and Young, for three hun
dred and twenty-five, Endorsed by James Pa
ton, and my owo ns.ne on back; Tunis Ora
ven for three hundred dollars; Thomas Dunn
for ninety-ore dollars and some cents; Wilson
Smoot for ABOUT twenty dollars and some O.
Their small notes; one twenty dollar bank note
on the bank Newbern, and number of other
papers,whch can be Of no use but to the owner.
%. P. FINLEY.
IannnrrQ Il n