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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-07-17
N o T I cE.

THE members of the PEsysYIvANIK
j CopPER M1NG CoMPANr are hereby
notified, that a general meeting Of the compa-
N.Y. will be held at Gadsby's hotel in Alexan-
dria, on the 3lst day Of the present month at
3 O'clock in the afternoon Its. earnestly re-
que,ted that every member will be punctual
in his attendance either in person or by proxy
as business very essential to their interests
will be laid before them.
John Potts, Presadent.
July ~. DIV I.
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1 AiiSC VI tliS IlaCAlllcs any HulHDcf VI TITS
may be formed from given quantity Of the
mass, without daubing the fingers.
From the Virginia Gazests.
HINTS ON THE EVENT OF A WAR.
In the event of war between tEe II.
States and Grea, Britain, The probable OBJ
tjeet Of attack, on the part Of he latter.
wall be the port of New Orleans. Loci.
slana is the par, of America most ,his.y
peopled by citizens Of the q, and con
|, qusnsly mos. exposed to ,heuoops. of an
enemy. Great Britain may also aa,trr
herself, that frsm the provinces Of Upper
and Lower Canada. she may with success
invade the western country, a. least thar
part Ct the western country which nov
forms the frontiers Of the union. 1nr
strength of The Canadians is much gresirrl
than foreigners arc apr TO suppose. The.
emigration TO that country from the Brit
ish Gomin,ons, as also from she New Eng.
land sla,s., has been nearly quail to he
emigration into the states of Keu1ucky.
Ohio, and Tennessee, with the adjacent
territories from The Atlss,ic states. The
concues, Of Canada ought therefore in the
first instance 10 be the object of this coun.
try. To invade Canada, will be the rnos,
.fcc'ual way of preventing an attack from
thar quarter. If Canada be conquered, al
the views of the British GA this continen.
wii'be destroyed: SO long as Canadare-
mains in their possession, they may al
ways harrass and annoy the western sci.
dement's. SO long as Canada, remains
subject to British authority. the' North
Western rbes OF indians will be retained
10 British pay. These tribes alone, on a
moderate calculation, may be estimated AZ
Is or 10 900. THIS force, from the lDdl-
riors TO The western settlements; but were
Caaada once allied to The United States,
10 place OF having the Indians opposed 20
Us, We should have them on our side 10
whatever eontes, we mighsbe engagcd.
The Invasion Of Canada may be Easily
accomplished either from the STATE Of Ono
or the New Eoslaad states. The present
military force ia .thosc provinces does not
exceed four thousand, an army OF rs OF
90 900 at far.hestwill be sufhciens for shis
purpose.
Could peace be continued 90 honorable
terms between the u. S. aud Britain. j,
would doubtless be advantageous TO both
countries; but if all prospects Of amty
vani.hes, it becomes the duty of every
American citizen, not only 10 prepare
himssH against invasion. bu. far insa
sion, and for the CONQUEST Of those terri,
tories which are in the power Of the q. S
to Obtain.
The Bakama islands also hold out a
prize which, though Of less value han the /
Canadas, may be easily attained len
thousand militia may be transported TO ths
BAHIA mas 10 few days time from Charles
ton ia the absence, of the British craizers,
which csnne. always block up our harbors.
These islands would be of value to the
II. States 10 many respects. The British
would ne longer have areuea. for. their
pr,vateering depredations. por would the
Bahamas furnish as they do DOW a band
of pirates to harrass the Americas com
meTcc.
Froa, the National IntelEgencer.
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Turkish artillery an opportunity Of employing
its bar shot with great effect on their sails, ex-
Ipanded blythe brisk gale, necessary to attcnapt
forcing their way; and which. if destroyed,
leaves them5in certain danger Of being ship
wrecked on the coast. 81
Charleston Tines.
DOCUMENT ON IMPRESSMENT. 8
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N O TIC E.
f-seThe nllhlif are hereby re.

% nc PUBIC dIt3IItIEUy It-
spectiully notified, that Mr.. Q'Kelly is arrived
in this neighbcrhood, and has appointed to,
preach in the old methodist Westinghouse
tomorrow evening at early candle light, ard.
on Sunday morning at eleven O'Clock, When
his future appointments VIII be made.
July II Ct Z,
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March 27
District Of Columbia.

NOTICE is hereby given TO al yohom IL
In may concern, That the Csnsul Generab
sfPortIgal TO the United States of..America,
has authorized the subscriber, to lega!ize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
hound from the ports ofthis district to any in
Portugal or Madeira.
Those masters of vessels who may omit
having their bills of health thus certified, will
be Liable to ,Indergo quara.itine.
1t is reqaisi,e that any article shipped for
account Oh a Portuguese subject, should be
declared, and sworn 30, as Portuguese proper
g; and the bills oflading legalized as above.
Lewis Deblois.
May l6.
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w II Mt E u,
a MILLER who is master OF

his business, to take care Of a merchant mill
80 such one good wages will be given
Eor the person who wants, please apply te
Mr. Joseth Smith, Alexandria. ~ ~
March ~. $50
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Public Sale Of Lands.

On Saturday the 9th day Of Jsaae ne1t, gvsA 6e
sold at lie Coffee Honse, IN the fozva Of Alec
anaria, at 10 o'clock, IF that day--By virtue
Of a decree ofshe honorable the United States
Circuit ConsI, efthe District Of Coluni6iasf for
tbe County Of dlerand,Ia, on s and z mouths
credit, The .J5llowing tracts Of land TO soit: 81
One Tract or parcel Of Land,
lying in the county of Fairfax, adjoining the
lands Of the late Col. Charles Broadwater,
containing about 500 acres.
One other Tract OF Land, IN
the cornty of Montgomery, on the waters OF
Piney River and Paint Creek, branches ofthe
Kenawha, granted by the commonwealth OF
Virginia to Nicholas Hannah, containing 900
acres.--Atse,
One other Tract OF Land, III
the county Of Hampshire, in the state of.Nir-
ginia, formerly granted to Bryan Bruin, and
by him sold to John Pankake, containing 4S2
acres.-The above mentioned lands were, by
the last will and testament of Robert Alexan-
der, deceased, devised to his son Robert and
are nov sold to satisfy 4 debt due to George
Chapman, junior.
Thomas Swami, 9
George Deneale, s
Edmund |. Lee, :
alay Is. q
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Klag and FaiJar-streets,
HAS RECEIVED
90 barrels WHlSKEY
1000 lbs. cheese, of superior quality
10 bules cotton
10 boxes best Florence OH in bottles
Is casks choice small twist tobacco
40 boxes mould and dipped candles
40 boxes fresh chocolate
l4o reams wfapping paper 9 =
Imperial iEAS,
Hyson VI this year Inl-
Young Hyson, and portation & very
Hysonrskin tne qualities
Which, with general assortment otwlnes,
liquors and groceries, he will sell very low
for cash, produce, or the usual Credit
Juneal Is. q
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Public Sale.

- : . - . -
BY virtue of deed oftrast frem Phil;3f Van-
Ton, to the subscriber, for the purpose OF So
curing the payment otcertal1 sums therein
" mentioned, will be exposed to public sale,
on the premises, at ! O'Clock, IN the fore
5 noon, on SATURDAY., the 9th day of
June next, on credit of six months
SixLOTS Handsomely situated,
contiguous TO the town of Alexandria; con-
tanning between and acres, each beiag a
part of the tract lately known by the name OF
&C Sungs-lsiz, and in the subdivision thereof,
as laid off by Col. Gipin--distinguished by
the numbers s, io, 20. IS, "a, Is.
To accommodate purchasers, these Lots
will be sctup separated -and fer the conss-
Iteration mercy notes With approved indorsers,
Hill be required.
May 20. ssawds
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JUST RECEIVED,

b AND FOR SALE BIZ 7HE SUBSCRIBER, s.
$40 boxes Mould & DiptC CANDLES.
1000 pieces yellow NANkEENS
A cases Irish LINENS
10 bales India cOTTONS, assorted
A barrels CHAMBERS SALTS
= 30 casks Malaga WINE
And n few boxes choice Bordeaux CLARET.
.7 John G. Laid.
June II d
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/ A Miller Wanted.
lust RECEIVED

And now landing from on board the brig Mary,
Capt. Hall, from Boston, at Lawrason and
Fowls's wharf, and for sale by
Lawrason and Fowle,
go tons plaster Paris; 200 casks lime .
ST boxes mould candies; so dc. soap a
s casks spernaCaeti oil. rtl 7
e IN STORE,
$50 boxes mould candies 80 do. dip'd do.
40 do. soap so do. chocolate
50 barrels NJ T. rum
chests imperial, FRESH
IS do. young Tyson : TEAS.
hhds. Mus sugar; Is barrels do. do.
40 do. HAVANA white and brown sugar
l6o boxes kova-Scotia Helrings
40 do. goldfish; IS barrels fall mackarel
so casks raisins ~.
3 bales Bcerbosn gurrahs,
AND
so quarter casks BelIona gunpowder.
June 20. d
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5,s;s FOR SHE,
RY LEWIS DEHLOIS.

An assortment of broad CLOTHS frorn
eleven to eighteen shilIings sterling COST
part of them intitledto drawback.
!. Ravens Duck.
French Brandy.
{. Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter,
tasks. {
3 iNew.England Rum, in barrels
= Goldfish, and Stone Lime.
I May 7,1d at sri. .s 2
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[No. 1914.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

- .
81 JyNE 90, 1907.
ORDERED,
THAT William Rely, John Dundas, and
Adam Lynn, be appointed commissioners to
.eld an election at John Hodgkin's tavern. ON
ne first Monday IN July ncxt,4for the pur-
pose of electing member of the Common
Council for ward number 3, in place OF JOHN
VI Kinney resigned.
Teste, JAMES M. NJ REA, c, c.
June %. st
JOSEPH II. VAUDEVILLE
Has just received and offers for salr,
500 barrels Herrings and Shad
so do. NewEnslan rum
4 S hogsheads Jamaica 40.
10 quarter casks Malaga vine
80 boxes imperial and Tyson tea
so barrels re w!.ishey
90 bags green coffee
- .flso, Just lunded,
200 casks excellent lime
! June %. 1lv
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I lust Received,

Just RECEIVED,
AND FOR SALE By THE SUBSCRIBERS,
pipes L. P. Madeira WINE
2 half do. do. do.
8 pipes Cognac BRANDY, 4th proof.
Wadsworth 6 Butler,
WHO KAYE ON HAND,
Is, hhds. Jamaica RUM, 4th proof
10 do. St. Croix do. eds Sdac.
do. Ncw-Engiand Go.
pipes Holland GIN
do. country do.
hhd.L. market Madeiras,Vine Z ola supe-
quarter casks do do. ) riorqu'ty
do. do. LIP. Teneriffe do. 90.
5000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
January
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-27
yVASnINGTON. Inr. o,


We have peruied 4 letter from New. Orlears.
dated Dec. 18Th, which gon.ainsthe follnwinr.
intereiting circumstances. Gen. Wikirfun on
appearing before the court, on 4 writ of HI
beas Corpus, iiIued for the body of DR.. Boil
man, made expofure to this efTe9, in the
preferce of large concourfr Of people.
Called 10 account for An aA ~ which
glory, and for which Tirua my country will
thank me, | ihall meet the confequeBces with
the aPpIaufe of my own bredfi, which prize
more highly than the hczannAs of thmfands,
: or 'he popularity of the whole wayl.l. But
''~hrn car my eyes onthe movers oG this pro-
proIecution-My bufon Is .eut by coaGia
"f emo'ions-loirow Cor their depraviiy---
charity for thSir lytnpAthies--furprife at their
'inG'Irreiion, and aaUnEhmeOt at their auda.
city" would to Cod could here ciO.e tie
proceedings oftbis day. But my hoaor, my
daty, and the fafety of the Rate forbid me-.
IL rs time al univerfal alarm lhou ID 20 forth %
: ro6ie the good citizen to fenft of ms dlrger.
The drceitful calm rluh no longer he fuferrd
TO imPoie on as a treschcrous lrcurity. Nor
iha the artifices Of rae coafedecltes be loosef
employed to cheR tie public judgment.
Ireachery isiH the nid,t Of us--trr.fon AK.
oaj,--and the frisads u But1 aud febeL-
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9s9o!ne9ttc.

MESSAGE
From nc Prcfdem Of the Unifed States, tram
nIiffins Information fsnebing an MrgaI co1i6i.
nation oftr,pafe bldi4ddlnJ Gg0izR TIE bearr
and faisty IF the AsioB, and military expe
GihoHb aHqrd kt ibem agdinR nefrrfforiej sf
Gbo4vsr IN anaily svilb j5s United STATES 7pifb
re aeGf'res Pu}ied far Jteprc/EAg tie Jane !;
in pm5naace efe recitation ffbr bstyT offbe
,Evfecnfb bGaH.
Referied TO Mr.. John Randolph,
Mr Boyle,
Mr. Jeremiah Morrow,
Mr.. q. w. Campbell,
Mr.. r. Mellon,
MIR. Clinton, and
MIR. Bidwell.
Jlnuary %, 1897.
80 fde Senate and Hoejc Of RePrcffatafiVsJ II TIRE
United States.
AgteeabIy to The requef of the IIoufe Of Re-
) rcssy.si'vea epTmup'eatsd ia thei! fefolption
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=" Mszu- Orlr0nJ, Sfp:rmL,y 81, 1896

81 have the honor to forward TO your excel
Iencyihe eHriejed iHters. which / was charged
to deliver to you by oar mutual friend. IN N
remain for .fome time at this place, and ihould
be glad to learn where and when I may have
the pIeaflire of an interview with You. Have
the goodnefsto inform me of il. and pieaie to
direct yourletter 10 me, care of
or incofe II under cover to them.
have the hoDorto be,
With great refpett, Sir,
Your Excelency's MOT obedicnt frrv't,
(SgnyG)
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ERIcK BOLLMAM.

GtNl1h DOGLEi4t
Gen. EIIki1Jon.
Covering communication in CIPHER from
colonel Aaron Barr, of which the follow is
ihbfahtial'y rs fair an Interpretation as ! have
heretofore been able to make, the original Of
which hold in my pofefiion al (Aaron
Burr have obtained funds and have aGu4r.y
commenced the enterprise. Detachments from
different points and under different pretemccs
willreudezvous on the Ohio, n November.
Every thing internal aud external lavoss view. :;
protection of England is fecured. sr.--.is go,c
to Jamaica to arrange with the admiral on ihat
Ration, and will meet at the MGiGippi----Eng.
land--navy Of United States are ready TO
JON, and hnal orders are given to my friends
and followers it WILDE an hOt Of choice fol
rlis. WiikiniOn RAIL be Gee ord to Burr only {:
WHkniJn fia.l dictate the rank and prono,i.
on OF his officers. Burr will proceed wet
waSd ! It Auguit, never to return; with bin,
go his daughter the huibaud will follow N
Oeiober with 4 corps Of qporitirJ; fend forth
with an intelligent ard confidential friend, with
whom Burr nay confer; he fIall return iro,e.
diately with farther in,ereGing details thiq IS
eRentiaI to coRcert and harmony of plovertst /;
ten6 a liit of all perfons known to WillirC,r,
wen OF the mountains, who could be ufefai,
with aoote deIiucstiug their characters.
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His exeetleDty general EHXigjoh.
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New ORLEANS, November IS, 1906.

NEW ORLEANS, November IS, 1906.
"SIR, ~
"Your letter of the I sth infant, has beer,
duly received (; t,ippofhg that yru will be much
engaged tlis morning, l. defer -waitiag on rony
excelency I'LL you u lhe p,eaicd Ia inforn, me
Of the tisle when il will he. convenient 10 you 10
lee me"
re'n.iH, with great refnet},
Your exceiitu.y's mh obeiient ftrvart.
ERiCK BOLLMAN.
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The Conchattos are cross-ttat they have
aiready split the blood of two Americans,
and threaten TO do more mischief.
When FIRST l saw you. Brother, es.
teamed you as a man but when heard
YOU speak, / respected you as Chief
Your sentiments were such as every chief
should feel. Your great object IS, the
happiness of your people, aud one OF your
means, The support OF Jsst aud hooora-
bic peace with all nations. Impress, pray
you, like sentiments on the chief, head
men, AN warrio.s of the Conchasto nation.
Tel. shem that their happiness and interest
can be best promoted by keeping peace
with all their oeighbors.
The great beloved chief, the president
of the u. States, would be sorry TO send
Ills warriors against the Conchattos-He
wishes not to Gessroy them, but rather that
they should increase ADD be happy. When
the big river Mississippi raises It's waters.
what, ask, can arrest its current! When
khe presiden, sends forth his numerous
warriors. can the Conchaltos stop their
march!
BRoTHER,
Receive my best wishes for you and for
your people. hope that since We shook
hands at Natchi.oches, many of your young
women have been married; that they have
present. you several young warriors; aud
tina. your war with the deer has been sue.
cesstul. Farewell Brother. My head and
my hear, shall remember you,
Signed.
WIN. C. CLAIBORNE.
Mezu Orleans. July 1st, 1907.
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$500 constitutions, the mode
J ,hsif incurred By those who may
pss',a ,;a.. the present ordiuanse, Inc
s.5d g s. ''' privilege of sans0nal e el'y'
is o. ~ e lhe right of communal tree
i'a IN. il all cases, be the least pun
~ .a ,I ,ba, can be inflicted.
sbnsO. ' ri. escsllsncy the iandamnan
An,s Land is invited 20 convey as soon
|l's' .,nle The present decree to the Know
FpO'''ss.s -. ,aadabl. confederate sta,es-
||uss :, Zasich, July 2. 1907.
Joe La''n REINHARD.
/. .s esnssocsilor of the confeders'ioN
DC .aas MOUSSON.
- G 0H----
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any oEcer aathorisedto receive her. 81
the return of the boat Ishall expect your
answer; and
Have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most OBJ. humble SERVE
JAMES BARRON.
Atsea, 22a June. 1907.
ANSWER.
HIS majesty ship Leopard, at sea, :
2ad June. 1907.
SIR,
Having, to the utmost OF mypower.
fulfilled the instructions OF my coamander
10 chief, have nothing more TO desire
and must, in ccnse qusnce, proceed 10 join.
the remainder Of the squadron: repeating.
that | am ready 10 give you every assist
ance IN my power, and do mos, sincerely
deplore, that any lives should haze b Gu
lost in the execution of service, which
might have been adjusted more amicabiy,
not only with respect 10 ourselves, but 10
the nations TO which ws respectively be.
long.
have the honor 10 be,
Sir,
Your mos, ob'i humble serv'g,
S. P. HUMRIlREYSs
Flour. inspected in the town of Alexal,aris.
tor the quarter, ending the / III c. September
1907
S5,252 barrels -four,
1854 half barrels -four.
-4-NCS .6LRI.3A.D Err,
Far I1&ftecior.
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NEW ORLEANS, July so.

Ias Csnchaio Ind,sns, who are settled
b he Ssb:rs- river HAYS lately killed two
saeritsus pear Naschitoches, and threat
h 10 comm. farther hostility. The Con.
Iosuo. alike with other tribes west OF the
Mississippi, pay great attention TO the o.
loo and advice of ihs Caddcs, whose
Isef is ssid 10 be ,he most Influential Ind,
sauo ihis side ehss,vrs Grande. The gov.
kfhs territory has SEQ, addresses 10 the
.o5shasos and he Laddo chief, OF which
Dc iGGow,og are copies.
AN ADDRESS
From Wm. c. {. Claiborne. governor OF
.he .sri.ogy Of Orleans, add commau.
Ge,io Chief OF the militia shereof, TO the
chef hssd-men ADD warriors of The Con.
ehais cation,
Brothers,
TIE talk from Natchitcehes is
easraighs. | learn tina; the path is red,
ed THAI The blood of two citizens of the
l'isd States has beeu spilled by the peo.
fk ct your nation.
Is It trae that you wish for war; Is 1t
us Isai you wish to raise your tomahawks
saas' TIC Americans! If SO you listen 10
ID talks aaj are guided by wicked coun-
e. What do you expec, from contest
p you Enow tina, the Americans are
ave ADD c9neroas, aud that their cue
6 nave at all times aud on all occassi.
rs acknowledged ,hem,o be men aud var
on As YOUR elder brothers the Creeks&
at ,aey gained by going to war against
r. Cn'st States, and they willtell you
"a they fought many hard battles; bu.
s'sI'nsiess their old people could not
Fssp uudis'u'bcd and their nation could
ssu tod safety or hsppjnsss until they
','n' The fast friends of the Americans,
~ 'etslsed the care and protection OF the
sadsn' Of the United States.
Dsiasrs-Ihe great American chief
sass wellio his red children !; il would
sss hin to be obliged TO order 90, his
. us ssaOsi any OF them. | iherefore
use'me inireat you TO desis, from fur.
mischief, and TO live 10 peace with all
- ps'shbors, as well whi,emen as red
50. :" This talk is good and deserves
~ y answer, which ask you to send by
- aas' to Dr.. Sibley, who will transmit
lssasdl
I'm. C. C. Claiborne.
h, orleans. July /, 1907.
s''srner Claiborne 10 the grand chief
r q the cadds Nation.
Il H'ssD AND BRogHER,
la,s heard some unpIeasan, news from
foeoes! l learn tia, The hearts cf
)S,n,S: ee.icaa,tos emlgrated from the A.
hd -, 'sr IN WcscFlorida, in the year 1894
srr, !, = ssellied on the Bayou Chico, in the
\. ,b.~ opsioasas but about four years
q Fac. removed and made settlement on
lies !. branch of the Sabine river, about
her Ae southwark of Natchitoches.
sas,l2se about l6o warriors !; bu. they
vi mon Say, that when collected together
{Afan;raocid exceed two hundred Sc
hscs ss o. them live in detached settle.
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Slsral.Drta DAILY aoberttser.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER %.

InGnGS Steckddle, Cluzen OF the Onlted
States and born in Hartford county, Maryland,
arrived at this place on Sunday morning last
by land from Lynn-Haven Bay, having about
eight or nine days since made MS escape from
the British ship lamar, Capt. RoOison-he
states that they sent him together with two
Sfficers and five seamen on shore in disguise
to procure fresh provisions; that while the
officers were at farmers house procuring
them, he the said Stockdale with two other
seamon lEngishmenl made their escape thro'
the country, the two Enghshmen went to
Norfolk, and he having been registered as a
seamsn in the Collectors Office of Alexan-
dria made his way here, after having been on
board said vessel for three years-he never
accepted any of his majesty's bounty.
The farmers at Lynnhaven Bay are in the
practice of furnishing the officers of the Bri-
fish ships with fresh provisions, in conse-
suence of their going on shore and calling
themselves Americans, being in disguise as
such.
E.tracs eta letter from amsterdam, dated
inthe beginning of august.
{" The prescni emperor OF Austria IS IN
future to be king of Bohe mia, and the arch.
duke Charlesis to be king of Austria. The
arch. duke Constantine, brother to Alexan
der, compreaend;pg Moldavia, Wallachia
and par, of Polsnd-the present king of
Prussia to have part OF his dominious re.
stored to him Muras, duke of Berg, to be
king of Poland jerome BonaPar.e to b.
kiug ofWestphalia, and to marry the daugh.
ter and only child of the king of SAX.
ony Jean Beauharnois, son of the pre-
scot empress Josephine, to be king of Hol.
land, (Louis Napoleon retiring) Joseph
Bonapar,e present king of Naples to be
king of Italy aud Ferdinand the former
king of Naples to be restored, the pre-
sent confederation of the Rhine to remain,
and confederation of the North to b.
formed under the patronage of Alsxan.
der, whose sister the emperor Napoleon
is to marry after repudiasing his present
wife"
Less OF the bark EHza--The bark Eliza,
of Salem, left the coast of Sumugra, apr't
IL, aud left the ship Joha. Dodge, OF Sa.
lem. expected TO sail in abouttwo months
On the 2s,h of Aug. lar. 81, so, N. long.
IS SO west, experienced a very severe
gale Of wind which entirely disabled her,
aud she sprung leak. The mast was cut
away and some of the cargo thrown over.
board bu, 20 no purpose. Fiadiug all en.
beavers TO save her Intellectual, they clear
ed the long boat, got IN VIVA. provision.
&c. they could, ADD all took TO the boat at
,enA M. a, SIX P. NJ, she was seen to
go down. The meo continued in the boat
8 days when they were taken on board the
brig Venus. Loot, from Portland Tor The
West Indies, which had been dlsmas'ed,
lost her deck load and had put about tor
home. On The lst of September tell 10
with the brig Hope, Crafts, of Salem took
the Eliza's crew on board his vessel. add
arrived at Salem on Monday. On board
e L-.k bv;rc the ropfain and