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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-09
'tiilery, the bridge was complesedin two
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Battle during the night at Lzarn01uo. B
q The division Of Murapd lmmedialsly
passed, with an intention. of carrying the
easmy's entertainments near thevlllags OF
Czarnowo. Brigadier general Matnlaz
|suppersed him with his Light cavalry. &c.
neral Beaonon,'s diyisios OF dragons
sedsimmsdiately after. IS cannonadei
cemmenced at Czarnows. Marshal Da-
Houst ordsred gen. Petit TO pass oysrswith
ths 18th Of the line, and Ioscarry the re-.
,doub,s. Night came on. Al,ihs, opera,
tions had to be carriedzoa byemoon light
,snI;by 2 O'Clock 10 the moraipg. the object
winch the emPeror7proposed tolninseltwas
attained. All lhs batteries OF the village
OF Czarnowo were carried. 4 hose Of the
bridge were also occupied. IS, oco psn
who defended them were routed, after an.
obstinate resistance A few prisonersssnd.
6 pieces Of cannon remained in eur hanas.
Several of The enemy'sgens. were would.
ed. On our side we had few killed. eas
nearly 200 wounded. Attic same time,
at th= other extremity of our lse Of ops.
ration, marshal Ney totally routed the re-
mains Of the Prussian army aud drove
them, with very considerable loss, infothe.
wood of Lau,erbuig. Marshal Bessieres
had brilliant affair of cavalry, surround.
ed and made prisoners ,hree squadrons
Of hussars,, and took several pisces OF can.
non.
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10 the events which wer. ID pr.psy,,;o.
set out fro I'm that city, aud had iu., H.
cd the emperor. Hetook two .auaoro, ~.
with him to observe the motions Of -.
senemy's coIuna. The bsigades Of ,h II.
llgh. cavalry of reserve, and the divisions
Of Kleia and Nansouty, made ali speed !.
join him. On reaching the bridge Of { J.
pazyn, he found it guarded by a rsg,meo,
sof Russial hussars 49, This rsgmeu. W..
. Instantly charged by the caasseurs of f,ur
guards and driven inso the river, viii, NJ
/ other Joss on our side THAI that OF a quar-.
ter master being wounded. The halt os
this column HAD cot yetpassed, it Wa, At
tempting passage higher up. the river
The grand duke made col. Dan!msao
/ charge il atthe head quarters of the cha,
seurs Of the guafls VINO took 8 pieces If
cannon after putting several sqaadsoas,a
ths route
Whilst the co!umn which the eoem,
had SO imprudsnty thrown down ths r,p,,
bank were endeavorlog to gain the N,rsw
IN order to reach Iycscs;n their polu, Of
rendszyoAs, Tyceczin was already occur.
ed by marshal DAsous., who took ,hsr.
200 baggage carts aad grea. number .f
sledges whica has bren collected from all
quarters.
!" All the columns of the enemy are
broken wandering about ia state Of die.
order dificult 70 imagins, The Russian
general committed The error of pos,,no
his army SO as to have tie Frsach armv
on hIs Hack, separated it is true by ii.
Narsw, bus having a bridge across !ha. ri.
yer, Had the season sheen favorable Que
might have predicted thas the Russian ar.
my could not have re;rea,ed. and thai j.
would have been DESTROYED without a ba.
tis but as a season when it is dark a,
aud where il is nor light unsl ega.; the
enemy We are pursuing has every chance
OF escape, particularly ia 3 county aatu.
rally difficult and intsrsscsrd with woods.
besides tbs roads are four feet deep Of
mud, and the ,haw continues. lhe xr.
tlilery can 40 longer advance more than
1woleagass 10 dag. /, is therefore ea,y
10 tersses that the enc my will effes. his re-.
treat from the embarrassing situation in
which he is placed !; but he will loose all
the artillery, wagons aad baggage.
In the evening of the 18th the follow.
ing was the position of the French army.
The lsfs consisting of the corps uudcr the
marshal prince Of PoRse Corvo, and mar.
shals Ney aud sBsssisres were marching
from BleE anon the road to Grodao.
Marshal SouIt.uas catering C..enanow.
Marshal Angereau was m srchlng for Coy.
min aud Pultush Marshal Laanes was a,
Pul'Hsk.
@ = In these two days we made from ff.
teen, TO sixteen huadred prisoners, aaa
took from twenty Eve TO thirty pieces csa.
non, three pair Of eoors and one stand.
ard.
The weather hers is ex,rasrdinary-l.
is warmer than in the month of Oct. at Pa.
'is; but il is RAINY, ADD 10 country where
there are no regular roads, ose is in the
mud at every s,eP."
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Battle Of NaJgebk.

!" On the Gath thu fezsrve Of cavalry Of
masshh Dsvoust began their march ia
Nas'elsk The emperor gave general Rapp
the command Of the advanced guard: --
at The distance Of a league from Nssielsk
they fell &c with the eneny's advanced
guard Ials movement was eSscused with
pssmpsitude but the enemy's advanced
guard finding that the French army made
no molion in advance. suspected some.
.manoevTe, and did not keep Their ground.
Some charges hewever were made in one
of which major Onwafrow, aid.dc camp
TO the emperor of Russia was made pri.
soner. Immediately after detachment
reached the little town Of Nasielsk. A
brisk eannoaade insued. The enemy had
! gsoG position, his en,reochments beiBg
secured by morasses and woods. Marshal
K 4menakoy commanded In person. and
us hought he might pass the night in that
position 10 await the arrival of other co.
hsms 70 join him. Vain calculation! He
waa driven ou, Of it, and compel.s1 to re-
treat sevsrslleagues, though fgating all the
way A few Russian generals were wound.
I'd several coloaels made prisoners. and
several pieces Of cannon taken. Colonel
.BeSk!eruf the 8sh regiment IF dragons, a
brave cficer was MORALLY wcuuded@ *
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trom the PHILADELPHIA GszzzEIs:x l z e.
CONGRESSIONAL RETROSPECT =

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CONGRESSIONAL RETROSPECT ~.
fIn consequence Of various interruptions
i,v siexness, our friendly correspondent at lash.
n.,ton was prevented, during tho late session
fsa,prsss. from fulfilling our expectations,
q ~, rsruiar communication Of Inc proceed.
;nas q that enEyhteaed body. His inaispos-
) -. However, did not prevent his attending
.n.;r deliberations and now that his bodily
10Th = reoained. he proposes 10 take d re-.
..es,,acs;ys vIapce at he singular events of the
- We nres,ros,. that during the. pre-
Sss,,;,x of news. these l-ht effusions will
I - - nm -. ntahle to o,,rreaders.
So FER stating brisfly tho sing-song proceed
&C .hs frss three saays Of the session, our
us ,,or,snt. s. his second communication,
s 49,. n thu. I
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. ss0s's' sss' - - $50 J
& FRIEND HELf,
fis 3 ), uotieslsu : y ..oi 'e.ap t
from I'd ela. 1910" iie'0s' "i'en esi
thee.
nlne. d. ~. :,
Fr'ea,., Zee, 5.----fiow musn talks las
talk, about this contounded. non-impo q
act,
Mr. Smllle. mere Is fsso poiits CONF
the Harfoss OF tnls Di'i nfss, snaii we suspend
at all /! Next, 70 what tlIne snail VIC suspend
the act -.
q, talk away, gentIemeh, TIL you iatigsu 10.
II possible, your own tongues, YOU never wiz
rsaaAe otle Man OF understanding believe, tnae
the nohslinpo. tailor oct has slshtened one
har IN the BRITISH Hon 5 tail'
lWo sods' of :,
cd empire IN TINS mouse s'.sa"1sy = ,'ass'
Tut then' ootn In pas anu ,'a,y WI. 80
out nrst, put SO neariy .l,se ny
cso ana f.sau' INSANITY haau Wiii-'Ay i'0'a VI
manly hsei.
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suspension. 1AS'e '' - :, O..
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fnrday, ana TINS TOO .ie very HIS. wSch VI TIC
Session. but there as = cause ne lo,,ill-
portauo'i act was . iiassy .iil1's az. s''s -
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nate Is nerhsc yeais a,eellus.e' no ean =
cover II at the expense % pes'aps aSu'ls 'sla'
: sum. :,
ne mouse ougn. TO 1nlfa',0ge thelr tihas Wsil
while IN session. = hey ough.to meet =, a 80
O'Clock and adjourn at :. ana WINE ll tnsy afe
sitting, every man ought TO De all attehton 70
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FOREIGN ARTICLES.

We think we seanHot rsnder~ our read
eTs more acceptable service than 70 put
in their possession the series Of . Batle.
tins from the Frsnck Grand Army in
their official form; because (howsver ,inc.i
.tured with prejudice aud partIsiity) they
contain the only aushentic account Of the
operations Of the army, and will be useful
to refer to hereafter asa very Important
historical record.
r ~ ". He,.c s.14oz, !
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9aLe8 ut auttinil.

On Tna7y bf I'd Junr next, at 10 oeoek in ne Errsoo7
grill be oidaf Pobe ope,iea, affbe hgfr dvOieg boge
fDy. 1aa1 Cmrir, SeeeaIsJ, aHbH
TTOUsEHOLD y Kitchen FURNITURE. \
! Carriage, pair Of carriage and TWO riding Hor-
fes, three men * two women heuehold fetvants one
= shoemaker and another preient bound IS an APP
Preuues TO the black luiths buiiuels A Rock Of Ii
quors, conf0ng Of hall pipe and fon,e demilohns of
fro quality old Madeira, aud part OF a PIPE old Sicily
Wine, French Brandy, &c. &;c. hoglhcad ol MoalT.
and fUndry other articles SIX months credit will
he allowed all fans aboye fifty dollars, the pureha-
fers giving rocs negotiable in the bank Of Virginia,
with approved endorlrrs.
Thole having cai~' againn the late De- Curfie, are
defred to bring them in properly authenticated, and
his debtors requcAed 10 make immediate rayr,cnt
E Il.,,5 i,, GORDON q ; AA,i,g,a,,,,.
May ~. tdC
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NOTICE.

In Pz.aanee ga Deed Of Try, bearing date tie l4iL
day Of A.sgf, lso6-5tzveen Andrez,, Le,ois, Of
he county Of Montgomery, Of the Eya part. Jamrs
S'eam, Of the City Of Richmond, Merchant Of tie
Jfeen1 Part, and myiiJ rite fbhd Part, LG.ty days
Saving expired from IL. l5f5 day Of Fek,uary, 1907
IfaH expsfe, eapf to psjia, TO aie, far ,es9y
nroney, at PyBLIc AUc1,oS, at tie Eagle Tavern
IN The city IF Richmond -
nNE TRACT of LAND, in the county of Ken
". awha, called Lewis's Salt Rock, now under
leaie to Abraham Trigg, aad the patented land in
Guiding the fame, under the name of the Sanafras
Bottom; and alto two TRACTS of LAND, in
the county OF Botetourt, Batk-creek, which emp
ties itie into Roanoke river, containing about five
hundred acres, and Rurehaied by the faid Andrew
Lewis, one from John Frenus, and the other from
Abraham Pickelimore; of which, is a va
liable Grf Mill and ALTO one half of the Copper
mine Tracf of Land, in the county of Montgomery,
on the welt fork of the Little river, known BY the
name Of Shelton's Copperm,us and ALTO, one Traa
about one hundred and thirty five acres, Formerly
the property of David Wade for the purpofe Of
rafting fusn of money, fufficent to difcharge and
pay TO the fad James Brean, the fun of four tbouand
and ynine dollars and niney-fbree cents with inter.
Ell from the faid 18th day of February, 1907, and
all COTS and exPenes attending the fad fale Deeds
will be made to the purehaiers in conformity with
the faid deed of trua. The fale will take place or
the 18th day of May, 1907.
FRANCIS TOILET.
April %. sw.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Puriuant to decree of the Superior Court of Chan
Gerry, for the Richmond Diftref, in fuis depend
ing in that Court, between John Pierce furviv-
ing trufee of Samuel Beae, deceafcd, Plaintiff,
and William Moiely, Defendant, will be expoled
to fale, OIL the pren,fes, for ready money, on the
firh Monday in Jsne next, it being the fra day of
the faid month of June -
a Certain TRACT or parcel Of LAND, lying
L and being in Halifax county, in the fate Of
Virginia, upon Saunton river, containing, by ehima-
tiop, feveB hundred and twenty five acres, be the
fame more or lefs. This Traa of Land, wa. fold by
Samuel Beale, on the sth day "a July, 1891, to the
fad William Moieiy, and by iaia William N1oiely,
was conveyed by indeRture of mortgage, bearing
date the 22d day Of June 1875, to Robert Andrews
and John Pierce, acting tru0ees of Samuel Beale,
then deeeaied feeure the fums in the aid inden-
ture fpeched, which inden,urc is duly recorded a.
mong the records of the Court of the ad county of
Halifax AT the fame TIME and place, will be fold,
for caih, fueh of the negroes Gallo included in faid
mortgage) as can then be produced. The fale will
be made puriuant to fad Decree rafe the balance
due on the mortgage the COTS of iuit and the expen-
ces attending the execution Of faid decree.
HENRY E. COLEMAN, I
ROBERT CAMPBELL Commit
ISAAC II. COLES, onerl
JAMES EASTMAN,
ApnI2s. tdf.
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PUBLIC SALES.

by Vi,iae g Dted e*esatedIy DIVjd Ro on tie ostb
DAY 9 NoOr15er 1904, to lie SuLcyi6ers in tyuR 10
sa'e f5e payment Of dit therein ueaiioaed and BY
Vriae q a~0fJer Dsed, executed aLo BY tie Eid DJva
Rsl, on he l4b day IF AnggR LAP, ayS a frnR TO
fst Snt'Sri5er' 70 Jse~e the payment Of adry debt,
fbrysi1 mentioned.
WW be Jad for realty MONEY, a. tie front door oft5e
Eag'e 1aveTH in fbe city Of Richmond, bstzveea TIE
boDrF Of ~ and o'clock, TbmJsSyfbs Pr day
efnext montL, (May.)
= CERTAIN Tratl of LIND in the county Of
: CheGerheld, commonly called Chencr Hill,
together with the Lands apper,aniDg thereto, as a
moity Of a certain aSjoinng TraG of Land called Au
burn Chae, containing in all by enmlation fix hun
bred and fory-hve acres, be the fame more or Iefs
ai!o the reldue OF rla of Land and appurtenauces
IN the county oil Goochland, containing originally bv
eitiTlton ieventeen hundred acres but now about
thouand acres part of 1t having already been fold
under the Deed Of Ifun, bearing date the 2eth of
November SO4, referred to above, and bounded BY
The BYRD Creek, Elk Hill, lanes River, &c. be.
irg the refieue OF the Land purchafed by the faid
David Rois from WIN. Anderion, executor of Iohn
Smith.
ALso--The following real ellates in the Town of
Columbia, to Wit all that piece and parcel of GROUND
known under the title and name of the Rivanna To-
bacco Ware Houie, with all the buildings thereon.
covering nearly an acre OF ground the Houfe and
Lot adjoining that which for many wears has besn in
the occupancy OF John Dunn the Lot and Houles
known a. the old Tavern in the fad Town, and now
the reiidenoe OF VIM. Pateur the Lot and half Lo,
with the Store and Lumber Houfe, lately occupied
by Mr.. John Forbes merchant the Lot, fIou(es and
Fan Yard, with one acre Of ground belonging there
to, row occupied by the widow Strother, with all
the rights privileges aud apPurehaDees to each and
every one Of the faid Lots belongings ALTO a certain
Jraa or parcel of Land on the great Byrd Creek.
purchlfrd from Tau4y HoIemsn and Henry TuygIes
containing about four hundred acres be the lame
more or lels. WILSON ALLAN, ?
L. w. RooTES, 1'YF"'
April 81. #
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ATTENTION
april IS.

ATTENTION -!
HE Officers, non CONDITIONED Officers and Pr-
Il Yates of the 10Th Regiment, hereby notf-
ed, that the Court of Enquiry for the ri Battalion,
competed of the companies commanded by Captains
Randolph, Harper, M Bride and Pleafants, and
Lieut.. Lee, Qate Capt. Woods company will cem-
menee at the Be-tavern, in this city, at o'clock,
A. NJ. on Friday 5th init.
And the Court of Enquiry FOR the I'd Battalion,
competed of the companies commanded by Capts.
Rchardion, Tompkins, Oldham, Price, Davis, and
Hailam, will commence the fame place on Satur-
day next the 10th inf Thofe having executes to of
ter will give their attendance to their relpelive
Courts, ifthey think proper
BY oydt, Of f6e Lieut Gel. Co7maudsnf
G. w. DIXON, Adjufant 1913 Rsrf.
Capt Shepherd Of the Cavalry, will be expected to
attend the Court of the IN Battalion. And Capt.
Dabney of the Artillery, that of the 2d BattaIion-
Delnqnents in thoie companies may alfe avail them
ielVes Of this opportunity of offering their executes
@. W. d. Adiutant.
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CHINA q GLASS.

CHINA q GLASS.
TIE A5sriIer 6afj4a reeeivd from Mtzt-7srk, Bsnl-
Jone aDorfmeHt Of
e II ! AZ II AND GIL dSS;
THE FORMER CONSISTING OF CoMpLEAr g.
BROKEN SETS
MINING China, and China Glazed Ware, a.
~ mongR which are few handfome fets Nan
KIM comPleat and broken fets Tea China, Bowls al
iorted, and Chimney ornaments
.IhE LATTER CONSISTS CHIEFLY OF
Clais Lulters, Cut, moulded and plain Bowls, ditto
PITCHERS. Small Lemonade Cams, CUT and plain
Decanters' Water Bottles, Savers, Gobet. Tumblers
WINE Jelly Clales Sweetmeats and Salts of different
qualities.
lie has on band general aTortment Of the bea
G o C RI Z S,
which he will fell low at wholefaIe or retail-and
Continues to keep conftsnt fupply of Philadelphia
Porter, Ale and Beer.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
May 8. ew.
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RICHMOND,

INCE IMAGERY.
. In King WAiam County Corss, 2zars5 CAB, 1907.
Edward Walton, Comtk.
aganh
Thomas Reeves, Gan abfent debsor) & John
Temple, Deffs.
'HIS day, came the Complainant by his Council +,
i and the def. Thomas Reeves, no: having n
tered his appearance, and given aeurity, according
to the aa of Ademby, and the rules of this court ;
and tappearng the atisfaiion Of the court, tae
he is nhabtaut OF this country the n,sti-
on of the Complainant, it is ordered, that the iad
Deft Thomas Reeves, do appear here, on the fourth
day of the May next and aufwer the bill of
the Complainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inherited in lone wfpaper, printed in the
city Of Richmsnd, FOR months fuccellively, and
another copy poHed at the front door of the court
honie, Of this county. And it is further ordered,
tina. the Delft John Temple do pay, convey a.
way, or Gecrs:- any debts by him owing the other
Def Thomas Reeves, us,ii the further order or de-
cree OF this court.
Copy. TeR,
ROBERT POLLARD, &C.
March e7. eptm.
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IN C8dVCERT.
April "a.

IN C6fNCERr.
In King William Comfy Cont, I14re5 %, 1907.
Thomas and Henry Gatnett, CompPts
Ggaigf
Ambrofe Iipfiomb, Edward Hill and3 1,.r.
Philip Lipfcomb, Is
r. HIS day came the eomplainants, by their coun-
feI, and the defendant Anlbroic Lpfconb,
rot having entered his appearance, and given ecurity
according TO the act of a1eHby and the rules of this
court, aud ,appearing the tission of the court,
that he is not an inhabant of this commonwealth
the the motion OF the compliments, is ordered that
the faid defendant, Ambrole I.ipfeonlb, do appear
here ON the fourth Monday in June next and anlver
the bill of the compliments, add that copy of this
order be forthwith inherited in fome newspaper print
ed in the city of Richmond for two months fuceel
hyeiy, and aaohor copy poaed at the front door Of
ehe Court-houle Of this county.
A Copy. Tete,
ROBERT POLLARD c. c.
April Fl. law2m.
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INCH3NCFPT.
April ga.

In King WiHam County Court, A1areb .5tb, 1907.
Thomas Lipfeomb, ailgnee of John Smith, Complt.
ogainf
Ambrofe LiPfcOmb, Edward Hill and Phi 2 D,r.-
lip Lipfcomb, I"
~ NlilS day came the complaiuants by his council
z and the defendant Ambroie Lpfcomb, 10,
having entered disappearance, and given fecurity
tording the act of aaembly, and the rules of this
court, ard it appearing to the iatisfadion Of the
court, that he is inhabitant of this common
wealth On the motion OF the comPlainan,s, it is or.
dered that the faid defendant Ambrofe Lipicomb do
appear here the fourth Monday in June next, and
auivsr the bill Of the mplainants, and that cspy
OF this order be forthwith ferted in iome news-pa-
pei, printed il the city Of Richmond for months
iuccssely and another copy ported the frsnt door
Of the Court hcuIe OF this county.
a Copy. Teite,
ROBERT POLLARD, C. c.
April %. Iaw2m.
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9ltr8 At auetiou.
May J..

HW be ii, on tie Premes b. tJeIaIyiri5e,s, on WsI-
H5aay tie 2oib Of May next, at II o'clock,
& convenient two hory BRICK HOUSE, on
L n Shocko; Hill, the lots Of Mr.. Robert Cor
don, together with half acre LOT, very we'll en-
cloied, and on which Lot, there is well of fine wa.
ter. Terms OF fae, 8, l. and 8 months, for ap-
proved endsr!ed negotiable notes, and deed Of
trut the properly iecure the pun siual payment
of the fame.
FROSSER s. MONCURE,
Psname- 11qyqers.
AprH as. tdof.
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NOTICE.
\ FOREWARN all perfens from purchafng the
4 manifets for two Hhds. of Tobacco, fhipped from
RandolPh's Ware-Houfe, North Milton, in March
lat. The above Tobacco is at Shockn Ware Houie,
marked
l. d. No. 5, los, 1887,
lie, 1876, 1878.
The above Tobacco fold under an execution,
by the Sherifof Albemarle county.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
Mays. St.
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In CHANCERE
april "a.

6, IN CHANCGRH.
In King WiLiiam County Court, 1fareb o5f5, 1907.
Ifrael and John P. Plealants, Connpr,s.
agagf
Edward Hill, Philip LiPfe0mb and2 psf,.
Aubrofe Lipiconb,
VE MIS- day came the Complaiuants, by their
Z leI, and the defendant Anlhrofe Lipfcon,b not
having entered his appearance, and given fecurty
according the act of aembly, and the rules of this
COURT and itappearing the latsfacon OF the court,
that he is not inhabitant of this commonwealth.
On the motion of the painants, ordered that
the faid defendant Ambros Lpleomb, do appear here
on the fourth Monday in June next and anfwer the
bill of the companants, and that copy OF this order
be forthwith inherited in fome paper, printed in
the, city of Richmond, for two months fucceAively,
arA another eopyspoasd st the front door of the
Gsurthouie of this county.
A Copy. TeRe,
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LONDON, March "a.
May 5, 1907.

LONDON, March "a.
hree mails from Denmark arrived late this
morning, bringing intelligence of much irnpor-
lance. We have not time to do more than Law
1t before our readers without any comments.
There have been two actions between the Ruff
hans and French on the 25th and 26th of Feb
the French, of courfe claim the advantage one
of them was fought at Brsunfserg, coniider-
bic diltanCe from the Pregel, and on this tide of
1t. The French headquarters were or the 1T
at Oterode. Other accounts give us reafon to
fufpett that they are about to be removed TO
Thorn. DantZic has been inveited,
In confequence ofimportant dispatches which
government have received from the commsn-
ders of the fqusdrons off Brett, Boulogne, and
Rochfor, the admiralty, it is faid ia about to
change the fyRem of blockade and on the
iuggeition of earl St. Vincent, to ADOPT A mea-
fure of more efficacy, and lefs peril. 1t has now
been proved BY experience, and particularly
by fome recent incidents, that the fyftem of
blockade IS not calculated TO anfwer ito pur-
pole and we underfand the fubhaDce of the
dispatches TO be, that the admiras and com.
modores on the ieveraI cations can no longer be
refponfble for the execution of their orders /:
that his majeRy's vefTels, according to late ex.
animation, have iufered the mot ferrous injury
on this fervce and that the corleuuent ex-
pence to the country, and the extraordinary
wear and tear of the navy, were in value in
hnitely beyond any parIialrefrsint on the Ghips
Of the enemy.
1t is farther Rated, that the utmoft vigilance
OF our commanders is unequal to prevent the
eicaPe OF the enemy that, in the long period
OF the equuottia winds, during the whole Of
the tPTing and winter, and the greater part of
the Autumn, they entered aud departed at
their pleafure; AVID that his majefy's fhips
had the frequent modification to fee them in