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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30
THURSDAY, Nay %.
prerent as yeaerday.

Same Judges Prefent as ye1erday.
The proceedings Of yeGerday, were read. TIL,
Grand Jury appeared in court, and their names he.
ing eallel over, they were adjourned till tomorrow
10 o'clock
WWia~ Duane, Ef1. appeared as a witnefs for the
US.
Lutte, Martin, Efq. appeared as Council for Mr.
Burr. He enquired of the court, whether he fhould
qualify
Cbicf 9gaiee. It is the afual form bu,. il &c No,
absolutely material. IL may be dfpenfed with.
Mr.. N4a,fia. did fuppofe 70; and as I am
unwilling 20 take up the time Of the court
The court then proceeded to the confederation Of
the point made yeterday relative to Dubas affidavit
A dcfultory conversation enfued between the eoun-
Eel and the Bar, the proceedings before the ss-
Preme Court Of the u. S. and on cafe quoted
from Wafhngton's Reports.
Mr.. Martin oblerved, tia; inlaa thispsint had no,
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the Standardization. The certainty that A. Burr
would be put upon his trial, could not have
been known at Warrington till the sth or 9th
of April. Now, FIR. let the gentlemen on the
other iide make n flight calculation; Orleans
is faie to be 1 5 or GOO miles from this place
fnppofe the u. S. mail travelling by frequent
change of horfes and riders, hundred miles
per day, llould reach Orleans in Z days from
the Federal City: it would be the cath or 25,h
ofAprl (puttipg all accidents out of the quefti-
on) before Gen. w. could have received his or
ders to come on: 6uce that time until this, he
has had thirty days TO each Richmond. Could
a Journey of Is or 600 miles be reafonably
performed in thirty days; who can bear ajour-
ney of fifty miles per day for thirty days toge-
ther I? But, fir, Gen. w. is not here ; due
means have been ufed to bring him here, his
materality is afcertained by his affidavit and the
attorney does not choofc to fend up the indet-
nent in his abfence. But" we admit it feems
that we are moi. ready TO make good our charge.
In my opinion there is evidence enough to prove
the trea!oa independent of gen. Wlkinfon.
But it is important in every point OF view that
that gentleman fhouid be here it is important
to his own reputation it is important to the
people of the u. S. that he ihould be here /;
and on the. part of the Grand Jury. Sir, there
is no calculating what differences, unfavorable
TO the prolecution might be drawnc from the
ney is therefore in my opinion very right not to
hazard the uttice and the fair trial Of this cafe,
by Tending up the indictment in Gen. Wikin-
fon's abfence.
But it feems that Wilkinfon's affidavit has
been already decided to have no relation to the
charge oftreafon. To what Gen. Wilkinfon's
affidavit tended while it was inomulated, or
connected only with that of Gen. Eaton, is no
proof of what it's tendency may be now in con-
nexion with the great mails of additional tefti-
mony which we have collected. Sir, we Gay
that it isthe key fone which binds the great
arch of evidence now in our pofie1ion.
As to Tending up the indictment, it is out
of the queGiou. Truth and juftice require
that it Mould not now be fent up. But we
hope, Fir, that the motion 20 commit Aaron
Burr will be received, becaufe we think it a
legal meafure and juft and neceifary mcafure
of precaution.
(Debate to be Confinued.)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30
Mna. SMITH
NJ / L L I " & z

M Il l. 7 " r. x,
HRxT DooR BELOW THE BA5LE-TAyFFS.
Rg6e1fvHy ieio,ms The LaSies Of RieJasad oof n, nj.
saity, naf Ssba5 jgg ,rsnveS her ri4g a1o,t,Df IF
M l. L i N r u Y,
CONSISTING Of neat and general agor,r,sr,
~ OF the newell fahion,, which being laid in for
eah, will enable her 70 dlpofe Of them on tn. low
60 terms.
May 50. Ina,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-30

~ For 0dVsrfjcme9fJ and n continuation or
tie h'Hf, fee eur extra qubieb zvU Be1abEGr3 in
fbr eoaris Of rte afternoon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-14

val power ~ CyanGs dnu OPain ia tue Wc.
diterranean.
The jealousy arising from an opposition
OF views, OF power, and interests, would
prevent them forever from .bsing thrown
into the same scale, and Greece would be-
come the neutral ably Of this country, aud
an eternal check TO the ambition Of France.
Naples. 100. would ia time, under the
protection Of Greece and Britain, realize
navy, which she. has hitherto been pre-.
veated from doing BY the jealous policy OF
France. The disisiaaof tie naval strength
Of the Mediterranean, between SO maov
states, that could never have common
interest, nor ever, excep. by q miracle, be
brought 70 act together, would ccn6rmite
paramount, superiority Of the British navy.
Austria TOO might, by the recovery Of Iss.
RIA, Dalmstia and Venice, be reconciled
10 the change or if these would not con.
tent her, some adequate accession Of terri.
tory mighs,be ceded to her on the side Of
Hpngarv and Gallicia. Nsuch anarrspge.
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A MODERN POET.

A certain famous poetaster
Than whom but few could rhyme it faster,
Was by wag with lengthend face
Accested thus with seeming grace !:
6 Good sir, pray whence is your ability
!" In making verse with such facility %
Who answered, " Sir and did yox know it,
!" It's no great knack to be q poet !:
:" First select-tor Gan tell
Such words BY pairs as jingle well;
I" Then down along the right hand border
/" Arrange them, SIR, In ample order.
These, you must know, are my front guard
{" 'lsainst those who criticise bard
S When this is done, my lines gin flow
!" From right to left, from topic tee!"
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n. ~ -
TITS, as to gsye Notice.

HAT the subscriber, of Alexandria eaun-
Y, in the district Of Columbia, hath obtained
from the orphans court Of said county letters
OF administration on the personal estate of
1aatfhesv Eax5n, slale Of the county aforesaid,
deceased: All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhi-
BIT them, with the vouchers thereof. to the
subscriber, on or before the J lsh day of Fee.
brsary next ensuing, or they may. by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate. And
all those indebted thereto, are requested to
make immediate paypent--Giyen under my
hand this 10th day Of August, 1907.
Fre2fris4a Angusta Hxleaa Eakig,
Adninistratrix..
8 August 10. 9awtH
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Fror. the Balance.
MIsrER CaoswELL,

MIsrER CaoswELL,
Having seen many things in your paper
appeald to a gentilman by the name of Pub
ic," and therefore supposed him to be a man
ofprodigieus understanding, wish to know
of him what is meant by these lines, which an
old friend of mine tri to NEE, on reading some
celebrated yafses rittsn by me.
ICHABOD IGNORAMUS..
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esr0;, guard ecsavea ' a1ss
urssse M ,,soding Ry s1prsss o Am.
%, s'sa,y ss viii 's.sss 's;,s aG1 y.
hs soaa;. io 'he poio; - $, $
~ .aS bare % good e op, .u;11 80 :.
70 :, so sss.sr that you o, T;a S. =
= 3 Such 40 experienced .o.Gls, ,h :.
,,''.s toos : well ias myss Y, .a i.
sis n .ud,ai can listen 70 any PROPOSALS
!. here Is 90 breach, 70 'ns J, wo o;as.
Shs, ,,stossb which tselss men m e's !,
rssssn a. 's,s aud i am also sery t., from
's' s'b,, youf sreslsusy can g ssiIs
ss's ,ssossids mao Of honor g S ), gun, Y
ieis y, 81 bassDsss. You w'ah ms g ;
q g, : - ~ is,sse.s d the inhabitants q
'pos' ,Ssy have nothing more % loss
|s ~. !. ,ny,tlf are willing % wal. - 9u's
81 US 8. :. ;.sus Of war. All that can 60
|ud @ ' =, yasr letter 70 the kIos ny
Sssler.
~. e. YALKREuTH. !
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KALKREUTH.
!, 8 ..X,act, fran late Lcndon Papers.
F'se' - LoapoS, Iuoe -.

!. s ..x,act, ran late London papers.
'r''s' Lospos, Iuoe -.
nrsrsucTIoN OF TIE DUTCH
ocau,ppING At BATAVIA.
o., =. private journal Of capt. Vjca
fi i."a B,,syis. il appears that the Basa
e. iries,e Marie Rssgsfsbufsn. OF =
y -. -. taken BY sir Edward Pellew's
p'' ., =. The ex,epi of ihe destruction
ne g. shipping may be Judged OF from
|. io,IowioS extract;
The lollosipg vessels were burnt near
|. batteries, viz.
,fAd,,n.ursr) 20 do; z apieeg lSsa-
owen ado states vessels.
F,;s.,e Apes,ryu. force nnknowu "a
L;o,. Is Is sso,s bris Ceres, force unknown;
koupaoys ships
Bt;s Sasinsyd (Swif force unknown.
sbip L.ugd.oQmbayd tprebi'y) force
oEpowo East Indisn. do. Zuider Pole
Soush Pelv) Frusslarr dos; private sa' Pss
1 And four or lvc at least, whose names
be unknown.
o. the cast side OF the bay were burnt
be Andronrda. and Deborah, the hncst
hips 10 jyss. both which belong to the
s,etnst Of 6amsra, aud another large
pip, the name u0koown, During toe co.
agsneus some o. the Americas vessels
|us obliged to slip their cables and rpn
" .otssp dear Of the sho,, which asY
pick Auus them.
narinr e,gh, the sky was asfully illu-
plcalsd by thesblszt OF 1 . lars ships. and
hs blowing up OF several of them when
be 6rt reached their magazine added to
be grandeur Of the scene. No one could
lshsld the desiraesipp OF so many 6ne
a'ps without lsmsnHbg the evils insepara-
fion war, and particularly regrctti1g
pat 50 large Partion OF tina. rp,ssortune
mould tall 70 the lot Of private persons.
os'oi whom were probabiy opposed TO
as principles and actions whica FIRST occa ;
'oaed ho..ili,ies.
4
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a. Wanted to purchafs,. Z young
Negro Wench, acquainted with house
work. Eaqsirs b The Printer.
Aug. ii dsr
NJ r. S. e II K IN

II ESPECTFULLY informs the public.
N that she continues the CONNECTION
AIRY business at the old stand on. X ing-stfeets
and solicits continuance Of their custom.
She has on hand and intends to keep constants
~, a supply of articles in her line Wholesale
and retail, among which are.-
JELLIES and SWEET MEATS, togee
ther with every other article usual in a con-
DICTIONARY shop.
IMPERIAL and HYSON TEA, in small
boxes or less quantity. !.
SWEET OIL.
ORANGE FLOWER WATER.
CoRDIALs, MUSTARD,
FRUITS, sc
August IA. DAT g
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S'a'es Oomb.kctch .Gtna, Heut.
ss,.i'oss. ar'issdat the navy yard from
~'ss'ss'Pp5 90 Saturday evening last.
Wasaingr0a Fed
' . {. CITY sfst. Domingo. July IL. 1907.
:. az !. Amsricanprodace is very low CIV.
' S"ms manyrecen, arrivals frosa the u.
=, 'ss :, several priya,eers now 6,tine GU,
4" &c following vessels are here ship
a. 49,. Tinker, Of New Yosk; barqss
N, nv captain Dole. Of Newburypor, !;
as'ee' q. Russell, Of Boston ; sehr.
b,,,.. ', e Of Indisn. Town !; achooner
n, "a ns"es Of Philadelphia. captured
ksod,ss sssesr, and il is expected will be
C.ors.. aeu schooner Brothers Re,ura o.
kln /. = y Captured. ba. i,is though,
'sssiy,d !. 1osa Halifax, dated July Is,
ksip, Of !. :. !. soslon) says .ha, on The re.
,ies.a ME intelligence of,he affair of The
Nv, y ), Admiral Berkeley recalled
ait.A. IT., y Absence granted 10 an ofEcer 20
X had !, ! uAsn Sta,es, and added !. That
s'r,,a : :, o0u1s Of an Immediate rupture
xs nu,h s'So sounsriss.. We do moi,
athi, s ssA stress says The Boston Crn,;ne,
ha,. '' NO Of the Halifax admiral, az
'dlye, ns y. an 'ndi6erentid idea 81 his "a,
sis,s i. sI : lnewlsdge. We do not
aaat,r. ~. o'a'sA goveromen, will co.
10 ,., usw war with their best custom.
~sd pss ssss even adm. Berkeley from a..
ess..ss'aasa late London Paper.
snr,,.s, % TIE GREEE EMPIRE,
s''samens Of the. Ereelsna
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CO 7Hose berscals uho haze been
,erued NTH letters BY tie PENNY
PosT, are requested to call at the
Post Office 1o7 them, As he Is n0u
i,lda5bosed.
AHgust 10. e
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Asrasors DajIp 2sbertiser.
FRIDAY, AueusT ~.

Tue y States bomb.ke,ch .Etns, iieu..
II ., % ar1issdat the navy yard from
: ~''''ss'Pp5 % Saturday evening last.
Wasaingroa Fed
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s sess4s'asa late London paper.
= sss.,,s,;o. - Tar GREEE EMpIRK.
''''''Ansns Of the. Grssks !, ma Z.
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Notice Is heae6y greet
THAT the late difference SUBJ
= sistiag between Isaac Ertsslstte e Tho
mas M Davas, carrying on the Bottling bust
ness, in the town Of alexandria, is finally all
insted and scttled--and the said = M. Dapis
is authorised to receive the balances dive to
the said firm. Witness sur. hands, this 9Th
day Of August, 1907
Isaac Entwisle,
Thomas M. Davis.
August -. DIT
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-c1llzD--
MISS IN HER TEENS !.
MS Medley of Lovers.

Miss Biddy Bellair,
(with q SoSc) Mrs. Claude.
Tag. Mrs. yilliers.
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worked upon BY rules which Wouls;; soe ~ Z.
f.oe.f,,l and too refined, even Tor golden
age: and We should remember, snas u4s
fsI,ricaf;on aud the show OF philosoPals
peweaws belongs 10 othsr hands man moss :.
snsus.ed with shs keeping OF our naio - :
safety-a misplaced confidence 10 sisA'ona''y
theorists and projectors may MAKE ,n aa
folly the mare.conspicuou. bus II " ould Ds
an aggravated seil-|repsoash, Tor n'sa
mourning over the roits OF sas,f eoua'ay,
10 rsascs. thai the foliy which dsstroyad
ihsm drew all its mischief from sheif oso
infatualion.
iunresssd with warR and deep COZ.
xictiou, thar these are aaatters when re-;
npire our solemn and moss close isnse'
tieu sntibelief, / would easlupon my eoais-
trya,e n wi "A an earnsssvoice, TO o hoi' =
90 isdge Full of theisspor zrse ot the er''
SIS, wavld try 10 impress upon them chs
greas truths, shalour fame, oufexis' sHee'
our prosperity are ssancerned 10 the snoW
ledge and ccnyictioa Of OR crjtlcal and
onsetsled situation. and thar our safety as
an empire, and our reputation as ptopis
depend upon .shose Ia whose ktep'pg me
! citizens Of the u. States place snr guar
dianship Of ,heirs fortunes ADD the conssr
valion of their glories. haosing hat
the destiny of an emplre is ia t''e hands ct
,hose Hho WELD lis powers and resources,
would associate m, fee bic exeyl'ens W IN
the iatelIlgepee and waSdan OF Americans
to examine in1o..hat sys;eai OF ioes!g' po-
hcy that now lives in eur c9uaeils a9d es-
tiraase It's spflt, and the conss QusnEes TO
which its continuance ~ ~ lead Aware
cha, the efforts of people are nothieg "a
less 10 ;heir momentum be gwen pepper
direction, AID ,hst dssulsofy. waSer'ng,
unsteady applications Of ths resources sd
vigor of state, do bnf weaken her, win,
DOR eaectlog any Favorable change in her
situation do only waste her powers and
her reputation in sehesles frultess as 90.
benefits, disqracefui as o honor {: lwoald
ak for solne sbew of pollsical foresight,
prudence and management In the men
when we have chosea as our political
euars!ians. ! would urge the enquiries:
Waethes the national honor has been pre-
served IN tatn{shet..! Whether the na;i ona
dfgrry had been eve! kept IN view by
shese who are delegated 70 watch over ~!
Whtthes the true and solid interests OF tht
eouniry as affected by the efI.'ealfels''oas5
of The times. bad been provided Tor wiz
prudence and hr,aaess? Whether the r.
sources of The country had bees applied
with economy ard 70 their hrst Posslbi.
purposes And, IL 3 word, Wheihef all
difficulties had beeo encountered vita .
firm moderation, and an intrepid ar Of
independent defiance, temasred with cha
rltv add attended By justice?
II the resuie Of these inqulrlcs should
lead Us to Far conslu&ion, thar natn ( !!
the stamp and character OF hose whs1 nos
stand at the head Of our pafional coolefns
are not the men for American g9seinsfs
and statesmen, my iudividusi iabor ;s di'ns ,
any mite Of patriotic CONF ib1ron IS g5rs@
TO the state the sequel a,ae1 be he work
OF united numbers-le, "A meEicans loak
10 IL.
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aierallsria Da)Ip aluertGser.
SATURDAY., JANUARY "a.

From a. person who came in the Lavater,
arrives at Annapolis from New-Orfeans, we
understand that proclamation had beea iss,l-
ed at that place by the constituted authorities,
Offering reward for the apprehension of Col
Burr, or the communication Of any intelli-
gence relative to the conspiracy-the attack
was expected to be made on New Orleans by
Burr and his adherents on the 2oth Of this
month, instead Of the goth of December, as
stated By an arrival at Charleston, and pub
hshed few days since.
Ba5tinsors .fa1e7icsn.
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month, instead Of the goth of December, as
stated By an arrival at Charleston, and pub
hshed few days since.
Ba5.imors .An,e,icsn.
Message Of the president OF the
United States containing a de-
velopenent Of the Consplra-
cy<.
To tie sspets and House Of Rs9xsssa-
tatlvss efhs u S.
Agreeablg to the request ct the hnuse
of Representatives communicated in their
resolution nfthe 18th instant, ] proceed 30
state uhder the reserve thcreia expressed
Information rsesiyea. touching an illegal
combinstion OF private iadisidusls again st
the peace and safety Of the union, and a
military expedition planned BY them a.
gainst the ierritoriSsof power In assity
with the y. States. with the. measures
have pursued for suppresslng the
same. e
had for some TINA been in the. con
slant expectation Of receiving such further
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Frsas Ia. Csarlesfun Courier. !

IxrRonuaTIos no Aa enquiry into the
prssr1lf state Of ne joretga relations Of
tie aalS. as slec ed By the lats measures
Of aamiasstl assa.o pamphlet just pub.
lssaSsi ID, rhiladeiphis.
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sonnor,un;,v offered. He servsd onboafd
the friigatc;swo years Heisa white man,
alb III S feet 4 inches high.
VIM Ware and John 5 rschn, have pro
tecsions-Da aiel Marin says he lost his
after sasi s the trieate.
Yohn Little alias. Francis and senabTose
IYaus. escaps d from me MslamPus a the
same tine, kfsoWa 20 the above persons
10 be Americans, but have not hseu eater
ed BY nv tscruisink 6lcrr r. ,.
Vim. W are, D4n,rl Martin, and of1n
Suacbn state that some ,irsc IN & February
last, there was an ente:s sainnaent on beard
the Melampus lying silsn IN Hampton
Roads That while ihS eMeers &c. were
engaged, and all the ships boats except
'shc.cspsain's gig being hoisied 10. Them
stises and th- TWO other man mentioned,
availed themselves CIT q moment TO seize
the gsg and row Off /; that as soon as they
had 20, into the boat were hailed 20 know
what they wsresgoirg % do They replied
they were going ashore brisk FIRE OF
muake,ry Instantly Commenced from the
ship ,hasiin defiance * balls and the sha.
Yard Of their lives, they convinced 70 pull
and finally efect,d their escape TO land,
namely Sewall's Point; thar ihey thrn
carfully hauled upthr boat on the beach,
rolled ur the coat, and placed that md the
oars in the bsat, gave three cheers and
moved up the county.
ThisTepor, ! il q train We learn, 70 be
formally ystf6 ID 10 every ma'erias cueum
stance, 10y arecurrence 20 The sources Ut
evidence pointed out by the seamen re.
specsiys!y.
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my Of the other, which gives srishl % i.
party oGendedto act Extensively. VIA
specs TO the third case were sl,ip;u,,,.,
by her enemy superior IN force, tskrs ).
fuge 10 neutral port, ilisnot excee,,,,s
the bounds 81 neutrality TO receive her ~,
cannot refuse an asylum tn the wse;chvd
Whenever they present themselves; aad !,
conforming tothe most strict laws, TIE ",
sci oagh,to be d.sarmed, add prsyen,.a'
from putting TO sea during The war, Go,
offend him GU: OF whose hands she has !,
capped by neural PROTECTOR; because ii,
a fixed principle in The laws Of naaos,
tha, me closed ports IT hs neutral DO 10,
cease 70 BE- inviclablc as !ong as ;hs govern
ment Of he county Sballno; have rends,.s
itself cu'pab'e of having troddea ucd..
foo. The duties eff neulI atty
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French Grand Army, seyenty-seYenA
Bulletin.
Fmke,,steiA 18th Mar, 1907.

Dan'sic h.s cap,uIsteu. That 6ne plac.
is 10 eur power. E ght hundred pieces q
artillery, mag res, If every description
upwards If lve huodred thousand quiniah
of grain considerable vine cellars, gres
ores Of cloths ard specs resources o.
aA,kinds for the army AID hua!ly a s'roog
hold q lie first rack sopp prsins oar let
as Tho n Supports our centre, and Prague
our ;gh. 81 Gse are the advantages OBJ
taned during he winter, and which have
s,gaalfz.d the leisure hours Of 'he grand
arny. Ills The ass., the Enal fruit efhe
&c DRY CT Eyisu.
Enc rigor cf the ssason, the snow WHICH
has SO Often covered our trenches me
frost which has added new dfIi.ulties hiw
proved no obstacle in carrying on out
works. Marshal Ltfrbrre has surmoudt
cd every thing. lie has animated win
The same spirit fhe ~Ssxais-, .he, Poles ana
he u .denese, and prepared them toh
purposes The dsa :ul,les which tic srIl
lery had TO enc ecoter-wsre very eoaslds
rsble. One hundted cannons, from hvep
SIX huadrsd ttso..saad Poands Of po~d''
"a immense quantity of Bullets have bs'a
dfswofrosn Se,tin and from the dlHs'
emf plaoes 10 S1tesia. a g.ea many
difficulties for transports were to be go'a
yer, bu, the Vls;ula afordedeasy & Proui'
means.
On,he @s7th rhe garrison headed by gea'
kalkreu.h dehisd. That strong gafn''a,
which was at frs, $4,000 men is reduce
TO nine Thousand. and of that pumber 4oo'
have deserted. There are even some ofn' I
GERS among the deserters. $ We do S'''
say they, to go in,o Siberia. "-S've'a
thousand artillery horses have been os's
vrred ep 10 us, but they are in very oi'
condition. At this momen, inventors
of The magazines are taking -Gea'f'
Rapa is appointed governor of DanssI
We are now masters of thar city and poI
These eyeass are happy presage Tor III
camraign. The emperor Of Russia sy
kiog ot Prussia were at Hsiligenbeeh-,
Fhry may have canirctursd the recueus'
If The place by the cessation OF the hf'S
The cannon could be heard as tar.
The emperor as a testimony OF his - :.
.eisfaction lowards the .besieging army /"
grained a gra;ihcstion 10 each soldier J.,
The siege Of Grsudeprz, begins u ,ss
the command Of general Victor. GrauA'D'
isstrong on account oft mines.
The cavalry of III: aray is haujsom,:: o..
The divisions of light cavalry. Two o. ~,
sions OF cuirassiers. and One Of dfas,br
wrrs reviewed at Eibing On tas 2o'u1