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i. ,ee,h with bis elbow. When we
Pc .aeh ,hsugs done We *lli osilsse he m
~ .ad whsn we hear OF ceRs'nsy snas
,v,lk,pscn and New Oiir4as iisvs: q.
malls roasted Mr., BUR, we viii even zen
,'1sys that also; bat net before Oar
..,eula,ions move upon ,h's pivot .nas
r., peop!e we're kaown by MT. burr 90
!. fayorsh!s before he proceeded 20 pas
=, Ru6iesa The. Amsricans thetesioaS
- sxlco--Bl, their appetite, shatP as
i aoshlag 10 that nAi,vs Nenpsdux
q ',,aaoss French aud SPaaiards aad,
,n,ass ba.s tarnsd oas. VIC really ap,
...h,od tia, all the mosemsats OF ths
Sn,n,.h troops aud their crossing aad re-
,y0.s,nr the Sabine were bat felpts con-
krsuxd 70 bring down the troops OF the
v,,,rsn waters for the execuuoa ct this
mo;scI To speak our minds, We are act
x,,hou. our tears that VIII Mr.. Burr
shall appear bstsre Ne. Osleans. general
Wilkissoo wilt aad that MS gafflsoa viii
nos bs 50 very promps,o resist. Should
me people tell HIN that they ,elah rae
|nrocesd,sgs Of Mr. Bur- very welt, ADD
Afterwards the Officers of government talk
Of impesehing that gentleman. they will
/ sbd themselves and their laws Al osee
,ocgue. led and spell bouei by the very
SAME smalss--lhc same magical aphorlsm
with which they snd allasnliks them have
4 befsre served;ihsmselvss and deceived the
world; and The sword of the Bslien vii
drop from'its palsied arm al ms nesra,naa-
tic words VOX POpULt. VOX DEl.-
Tas voice Of the people is tbs soiss Of,
God. s
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From The Sciota Gazette.
UNION, No. 2,

4 He Is the freeman who the truth makes free,
n Aud AL are slaves besides
CowpER.
Ia the previous number it has bcsp sug.
sssted, sha: agricultsre and commefce are
50 nearly eenascted, the oae canuos be,
sspara.ss but 10 the ipjary of the other.
Tbs carrying trade, IN time Of peace, will
ever coniinue to enrich the American
.ia,cs. 10 ship the produce OF sae coua
tries. 10 our own bottons, will always be.
cheaper than to depend on foreign esuirr.
Transportation. M
The western, as well as the Atlantic
merchan,s, willpotreiequlsh So CONNER.
Esial 40 advantages, and trust 10 Europeans
{ 10 give their own price tar oaI somssod
ties. Every citizen has r,gh, to t,s lGc
90 the ocean. Il is a public highway, anu
open 10 all nsions. Amencaos will en-
I Joy 1t. If the gosernmrnt will no, pro
ises 'sem IN the pr,yii. sc, they will pro.
| teet the m selves.
Oace rssisies commerce on the sea, anp
irase at home becomes s,agaassd. ibt
farmer has no dsmand for ,hl surplus a,
wheat; none bat what a forelgarr, in ex
change for bis laxuriss, Gsy be pleased.
to prefer. The balance of trade must
then DC lost. The revenue of The goye,o
meat would lessen; and the national a b,
be discharged by dirsct tax, ls,ied uSo,
she industry of the sebjSc,.
But such OF the ives xrn states as are
dspsndsntou the hoA,able watess f5r ,rsns
portaten, have no alternative. HAVING
no direct communication TO sea,por, Is w.
ihey cannot trads home with Furo
lsan vessels. Shipping eauae, ascend ~
MissIsslpp'. spd SO long asa hostile srmys
tortured Al It's moo h, VIVA, induce ment
WIZ DC given TO the husbsadmaa 10 ex,end
MS Improvements
Inc honorable sequital of MFR. Barr,
10 kentucky, is mush in his favor. Tbr
special invitation frem the ladies' end cen
usmen to partake Ut heir smus,r,rntS bv
90 0ns could be more cordially received
ine acquitted gentleman was welcome
guest The gracss Of his person, render.
,d n'm no longer suspected. Times in.
Osed are happily altered. During an ia.
su''ec,.pa IN the reign of Heary the sh.
: ptoeiamstioo (which then had the force
law was 'ssred, requiring s,.rha, ali
.usa should keep their wives 10 their hous
~ lesl BY The SIN Of tattl;ne, The 90
's'nn,sM Shoald be endangered. No. SO
WIN TIE LsSlr gson fair; they can NEE.
go smNs wi;h the unhappy courier, but
,a1 never dEeover his treason.
u the alarm is eaiounaed. .hs, an Al.
s ss VIII soon be made upon New. orleans.
~ net strong suspicioa ;assil, the con.
nshs army under Wilkinson is devoted
:, ms ms com mand. 1.-THE iphabissn,s il The
H. O,a'aaa country are prsiaeiic-d aasin.,
n s american institutions is 10, this the
us 20 increase the dissf+crion t., the
snr sa 81 ~ 0s directed as,ips, Mexico, or
s ss o. the Spanish prosieces, The grand
- Sjss' 10 view will still Be pursued The
Sa'aSs assisn Of the expedition NAV
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verhauled every part Of the vessel in search

verhauled every part of the vessel in search
oi money. Ihete were two laPlatns 80
the plisalses, one french and The other
Sl~nis The ileneh captain (Larnque]
srPesred 10 posses Some seDse q. heao.p
and twas through his iphneuce shss The
big was noi piuuaertd - every hing:
( The prNa,eyt hadigur Gay before baaIo>d
big Spesoiatot, Ike. i,oas X ras On tor
th.s pos, (4T'veo last e.esales) ass ROBBED
al Ehgt.n ge1dem.n Mr. ken,lsh) who
was = pass .eer on board, oi TWO nsgro
seisst .. Winnie the pfjvaleer had he
bfubswltksin possessiop, they boa.de,i,he
brig Marcy, tiuggins, from jams,ea for
Ss.apnah, and suffered her 70 proceed.
lhe same e.enng that csPfain Can lb,ll
lett the privs.ees, he was blarded BY the
British schoet,ef G:psev llru snan Boyd.
who. oa being luiosMed Of me pfivaeer,
Numerically wea, in pursuits Il her. Two
days siuce, between this ard Savapn h,
captain Campbell spoke bpg ----, WI.
hams, q days lroal Cad f., this port
a Mr. bodgei YVES a pass ger 90 board.
Cspala Wtli,an Barrett a. Me Thomas
n. Satfwood, wels passengers in the
BtunsWlck.
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9Th. Were net the measures adopted by
gea. Wayne, .odstecl the ssiigsss u the
Spanish agent, f1ncIs, authorized BY pre-.
s.oslt w .ssf'ius w; ata II 40, q. d you or
3}onf associates aske any paias 10 tiluleste
MOSS Msaoures. or MeIe You res,ra.Llu
iio.n uoing 50, 0y Jfaf q j olsn Aaums 4,.a
standing arn.s
IN. HnAt wa me tue Gaze Q. you. and
Nicnoias icl.ri 10 ScOas.iap W a. u be Isfx
ur after ,he scaiIn VI Towels, l., olue1 II
gsn. " ayls!
lO.n, II Io0ers had ret been srarcnrd
would " Ala Nltnoias Iare wln.cu inc
is.Acr G.sapp.oSi. ii Powers proposal
3sor q sepaf .,ion u nc uulonf W uo ever
s.w .tn!. ienel brto.e .hc la.e lIiaioi Sc
oastian
Ito. D,d you know aad bald intercourse
villa eei,ain pelsens. VINO wcfr ui.p.scncd
ttoW FnliAoeiPnis .. = iois.e Ga u.,nlslei,.
70 lfavsi hrougn The wese country. IN
i79os It SO, waAs wete tic objects Of their
m,asioh?
l2th Dad you, as was your da,y, give
Any iniorgiasion IL presiusn, Was.n. & On.
:sonce:uiog these .au3guzs ! Or zoere gou
prevented by TIT. lear Of JAN Aaams and a
stanaiAg a,n4y z
18th. Do jpu lear al smpeachmens o,
90 jonsieiy upon voaf ptaicssed haUed III
me slgilaai aud vlrtuous John Adans, as
an aonement with our a.4sisrs, sne Vlrg,.
nlans for yourblses lugssl,ods, ..snsn.,,
aud sreassl?
IN1EknOGATLRS
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aIeransrta Dajlp aatert;gsr.
-. TUESDAY, January 90.

Atan election held yesterday, for Directors
of the Bank CT lAlexsndlia, tie following gea-
tiemen were chosen :--a
John Janney .,..
Richard NJ. Scott
w. Herbert
Charles Siinms
John Du.,das
Thomas Irwin
J. Thompson
II. Smith
John Hopkins
And at a meeting Of the directors this day,
VIM. Herbert was reelected president, and
Samuel Craig a director in his place.
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January %
! Wo. Dollars Reward

u AN AWAY, from the subscriber, on
~ Thursday tie 18th instant, demurl III
le,, sn apprentice 20 the Windsor chair ma
king businsss--lse is about 50 years Of age. S
feet or inches tisk, stout made, has abie-
mlsh in. one OF his eyes, and small wfite lock
cfhair which hangs Oh his foreheld-w En-
he wentaway he wore 4 blue Jacket sn,. tow.
sers and Fed vest. The above reward vii. 10
given for securing him SO thai get Kim a.
gain, and ell reasonable charges ii broughv
home.
Ephraim Evans.
JANUARY 90. d5t
! N. B. Masters Of vessels and others are
cautioned against l1asbcring or carrying Linn
off at tiIeir peril.
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TO RENT

a CONVENIENT two-storv FpANR
"A HOUSE lately occupied hy MARI Butts
situate in Duke, between Water and Unioa
streets, naxt door TO Thomas Presto11's. Ap-
ply to
Mark Butts, or
Thomas Preston.
January7. eeo
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January z.
This Day is Published

BY c0T7OM md s7EWART.
lPRIcE 2sqcENTs.]
a in1 Statement Of the TYaaland
! dc9usftal Of Aa,on Puov, Pa.
Containing all the PROCEEDINGS and De ates
that took place before tie Federl, Court
at frankfort, Kentucky, Nov IS, 1906.
By JoHN WooD,
Editor OF the Western World--who attended
at the trial.
January 9. a.
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P OFOSALS,
81 CCNRAD IND CO.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
FOR PRINT. c BY Us RIPTION,
A NEW WORK,

EETtILED
THE AMERICAN REGISTFR.
After tie Plan Of the British Annual Iea is-
ter.
Price, to snbscl ibers, three dollars per vo.
lume, in half binding.
Subscriptions received by John Conrad snd
Go. Philadelphia; Nj. and J. Conrad and Co.
Baltimore Solnervel aid Ccnraa, etcrs.
burg; Bonsal, Conrad, end Go Norfolk, and
by Robert Gray, Alexandria.
S A L r.
1000 bushels coarse Turks Island SALT.
just received and for sale by
John Tucker.
Afso, on Hand,
First quality brown Sugar, in hoeshesds and
barrels; Coffee in bags-andG roceries az
usual.
December So. .awsw
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6 He is the freeman who the truth makes free,
Aud AL are slaves hesides."
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BALTIMORE, Nav IL.

Arrived schooner Jane, Bernard 2s days
from Laguira. Vessels left before reported.
The lip Minerva, from Philadelphia, for La
Guira, was boarded off that port by the Bri-
tish f!igate Galatea and dismissed aprivateer
in sight at the time. pursued and took her
finding she had a valuable cargo and 2 ! French
passengers, sent her into Curacao. April
u, l. the Mona passage, was boarded by the
l}ritish brig Ell Reposa, captain Campbell,
ara treated politely she had two schooners
in tow, captain B. could discover on the st Ri
Of ,,ne, the Maria of baltimore, which was in
5 degree defaced, was informed she was
FROM New-York, with a cargo of powder, IN
.aer 81 e lsh colors, had been captured by a
reno ! priyateer, and retaken by the brig Off
n. ole, the other under Swedish colors
from ST. Bartholomew, bound to St. Domin-
go taken In the Mona passage, had 10 pa
pers on board the captain Of the bril- inform
ed, TIT 34 British merchantmen from Eng
Ind, lad gone into st. Domingo,
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NORFOLK, Nav 6.

BY CAPTAIN Beard, OF the fist sailing ship
Dumfries, In SIS days from LIVERPOOL, we
have been favored with London papers to the
25th Of March, and Liverpool of the Goth
These papers do not contain tie information
We had anticipated from the report of the ship
Two Brothers. 1t is evident that this intellis
gence must have been the same which was
some time since received. The operations
81 the armies have been confined to slight &C
ions, in which success has been claimed on
10Th sides, but is of very little Importance.
1t would appear that Bonaparte had propo-
sed an armistice to the Russian general, and
overtures for negotiation with the king of
Prussia, which had been both rejected. We
are not to take these circumstances as conclu.
sive evidence Of a desire for peace In Bona
parte, or a confession of his inability to prose-
cute the war, but rather of his desire to draw
his reinforcements from France and to give
some repose to his army, who must require
Is, after Icing SIX months In the open held, at
the most inclement season, and constantly en-
gagged in the most active and perilous service.
The emperor of Austria does not appear In
clined to depart from the system Of neutrality
which he has adopted.
We have received a correct list Of the. new
administration of England, SO far as it has
been completed. Lord Howick stated, on the
gath March, in4the house of commons, that
the king was then forming a new admlnistra-
ton. The old administration did not resign,
but were dismissed. Without offering any
opinion upon the subject, which forms the os-
tensible cause for a change of administration
we cannot but think that the present is of all
others the most unfavorable moment for chan
ges. At a time when the great question of
national independence or universal despotism
is depending, unanimity in council was de-
voutly to be wished for.
ARRIVED, ship Dumfries, Beard, IS days
from Liverpool. March 81, at the mouth Of
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the channel, was boarded by an officer from
his Britannia majesty's frigate Diana, captain
Mealy, whe impressed one man. spoke, A.
prll !, in lat. 4S, so, long. Is, British snip
Citation, one of the West India honleward
bound convoy. they were separated in a gale
OH the Western Islands soth, lat. 3s, long.
rs, SO, schooner Charlotte, of Charleston,
from New-York, bound to the West-Indies,
8 days out May 2, on scundings, brig Ma
~, from Surinam, bound to Philadelphia.
Brig Eliza Ann, Webb, ID days from st.
N~incents. Sailedir company with sloop Dis
patch, Of Fairfield for New-Yerk. Left.there,
schooner Philip, Taber, of and for Alexan-
dria, in s days brig Bellona, Patton, of and
Tor Kennebunk, next day.
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FALMOUTH, March 20.

Arrived the American ship Highland
Mary, captain Frazer, from Nosflk ~
days ps sage-shssa has experienced noship6
bat strong gales of wind from the north.
wasd and eastward. for the last five weeks
pas: she lief, at the Chesapeake, h S ma
sty's ships Triumph Eelloaa and M
maid, watching two ,French.line Of battle
ships aud soc friga,e, which were ready
Tor sea--a Frrnch f,igaie was alsp lying 81
Philadelphia Passengers by the Highland
Mary, captain Hamilton ef the army, and
captain Cslridgs Of the navy.
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.iec.edbyihe other. The armistice was to
have been for .hree weeks, during which
peace would have been negotiated. The
Russians received soon after the battle or
Eylao a considerable reinforcement, esti-
mated At 10000 men; yet from the day OF
tina. battle notnlpg important has occurred,
except ,,a, 4 regiment Of French eulras.
siers suffered considerably from an attack
on The part of the Cossaeks. The opera.
,ions Of the Preach are greatly restrained
by the want OF provisions, and Ia sconse-
queuce they are drawing towards the Wis.
tula. /, is pretended to be known at Bsr-
lin that the head quarters are already At
Thorn. The French ARMY is still station.
ed from Elbing to the frontiers Q fci.devans
Poland, aud hold merely a communicated
with he corps which occupies the position
Of Warsaw and the Narew. If the Rus.
sian army maintains is situation 90 the
pregel. tae country between that river &
the PAssarge may soon b. the theatre OF
new sapguiuary conflicts.
The corps which was formerly com
manded by genera. Bnxhovden, had joined
that Of general Bennisgen, several regi.
mems lad ared all their cartridges aad
could only make use Of the bayoues,
2 party Of wounded Russians are at Kon.
igsbe'g
(L,A6siM du N07d, aoM Mayeh.
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LIVERPOOL. March 90.

Yesterday arrived here The America
chip Latona, cap,ain Alden, in 80 day
from New York, haviag on board the FL
loving passengers, WHIP are CONS Il En-
iud as wi;ne ssss On rue tl4al Of eapIsii
Whitley, of ms majes.y's shipL.eander, fos
the murder of Pierce, viz. captain Brew
Ser, OF au American cutter, Q
nathan L. Brewster, his son, ebert Mit
saell and ohm White, pllos, aud captain
Fierce, brother of the deceased.
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b,ood. or whether, after hisiate5
etsu he wished 10 gain time to re.
reinforce a,ents, but ne certainly osu
- = general Benningsen-.ne dsfsate1
app esno,nesrn-for a suspension OF arms,
geII !, ,hs kIng Of Prussia 70 opsn : nsgo'
aau for : peace. Ia bosa instances,
m.ysr. the attempt failed, and general
p.,,raod. who was sent upon this mission
o,nsrsl Benuirgsen. returned with THIS
.a,,c apswer-s. thar he gen. BennlDg.
~ came 10 fghs. and not ~ negotiate.
r.. orobsb;e that Bonaparte was ia a great
ssgree induced TO adop, tAis huml)'Ating
msasur- by,he discomfort which has begun
= manifest itself opealy IN his army We
..,sssd yesterday, apon an authority IN
s;eh We placed great reliance, hat the
,och troops openly expressed their 10.
5, ation sgsinst Murat, who was sup.
10 have advised Banapsrle to reject
E. s, srtutes for. negee,atlon wnlch we're
a.d, " the king of Prussia immediately
'S.r 4, battle of Auerstads; and his at
..oon, i urg9cia,ion was very likely made
= hare o. apPeasing them
Rorarm re is expected a Berlin as soon,
,,ys an ar,a lie 10 the Dutch papers, as be
t,s .e,,Ied i IS winter quarters. The con.
s,.,or 4, A, nsterarz; he who beat the
sustrians.and Russiars in the midst ct
rso.., isnsw talking Of wiater quarters
:. re mids, ef ) ,riag! The whais OF the
:'..u,c-nee fr,o, the ccntinenf, even the
;.,sII sepce publish cd b the French them
Elves i seficiea, l ? prove tina. Boaapsr'e
!. quite SICK Of she war Ia Poland and
,Ss' he wou,,db be ssry 6 lad lopas 70 end 70
!, (Sun
n,,cb naners 10 he a4sh arrived last
nisht--,hey have broeghs 'hf 'n'sshssaes
Of he Porte havieg declsx 70 war agalnsF
tqseeuogy Thr same 4sri CUES t,at p.f.
ducsd 4 declaration Of war sga i'oss.a'
have, NO doubt, induced the 'r.e 70 as.
clare var sgains, Us J he afisla IN wh'cn
IBIS Indulgence is communicate s'a'ss
mat admirai Ions has ,hreaseeeds TO iaY
Cons;sotiaople iu ashes if the Gtan.1 o'g'
rior would not consentto renew h4s an ciehs
treaties With Russia. The Disan Isl me
aia,eiy fesoIsed upon war, and atSmpEsd
TO ge, possession of the person OF our atn
bsssador, Mr.. Ashu,fnot. but MIR. At.
baihnot succeeded 10 maxi s his escaP.
90 board she EDDY mi IF igate. Wedelbr
the ruth OF This accouas. ehough we be
hsse that the Porte has declared war q
gains, Us.
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ia this territory, I shall never use the unAai,
tary except 10 aid Of The civil authority, ana
that, if you submit Yourself TO this, oyop
may be assured, that il shall "be exercls'
ed towards you within the hmiis preicT'b'
ed for other eilizens," similarly sisuas.
ed.
/ have the honor to be, BIC.
ROBT. WILLIAMS.
Gel. daren Burr.
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PARIS. March il.

The British frigate the Blanche was
~seked 10 The night between the 4 h ard
n upon the coast of P~longernand, near
nrsst: she carries ss guns, 1%apouuders
NIX ~carronades. Her crew consisted OF
zS4 men, so Of whom we're drowned
Inc captain, sir Thomas Lavie, and all
sr officers are saved. The frigate is mu,h
managed, basi, is thought the guos will be
saved.
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To be Rented,

A three story Brick Dwelling and Ware
house, on King and Henry-stpeets-together
or separate. Likewise, on the opposite side,
a two story Brick Dwelling-House.
For terms ahhkyho
Jonathan and NJ. Scho|6eld.
May J.. :
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BANKS oF7HE MAINE, March 50.

The Intelligence thas the corps of Prus-
sian p~ar,izans had penetrated into a part
Of the kingdom of Saxooy, has caused SO
much the greater alarm ia Thuringia,
as there are no troops 70 oppose the enter
priaes of that corps; letters from Sorau &
other townsin Lusaiia describe the con.
doct Of he Psussia ans 10 the blsckest co.
iars, and complain Of the mauneri in which
taev trea, the poor inh.b ,ants. The eon-
tngenFt # SAKE Weymar Set out en- he I'd
It's 81, for he grand army, il toek he rout
OF S'etlan ct which place it will form the
garrison.
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G.. b 4 ii N l. | 1

Ras received her the HUNTER, from LONDON,
L.E5N1DAs, from ,LIvERPooL, and other lafe
.arrlvas-
The following Goods, VIZ.
LONDON superhne cloths ana cassinAefes
MusIias, lenos, dresses, NANTES, &c.
Cotton and lace sleeves
Artificial flowers and Wreaths
Silk ana leather gloves
Irish linens and sneetlngs
Gotten kerseymeres, grandurells, sc.
An elegant assortment OF waistcoatlng
Sampler canvas, Scotch gauze
.Centlemens' London hats, coarse Go.
Diaper table cloths
81, ia, Sd, and 1914 diapers
.Caiicoes, silk and cotton chambrays; and
Endressed ginghams
Sarsenets, long and short India company
nankeens
India tambored and plain null musllns
Italian lutestrings and Fren.h mantuas
White and otner coloured English sattlns
Ribbons, silk and cotton cords
Rich ,6-4, IN, and ga silk damask shaWls
Fashionable buttons
Pins and needles
Waldron's grass and grading scythes
Seine and sail twlne
Shoe thread
British gurpowder, &c. &c.
May. dlw.3taWiw ,SawiW
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Washington, Feb. 18Th, 1907.

SIR,
Your two notes, the, one without
date, the other under TIA, of yesterday,
have this received WITHOUT. an
madver.iag on the unusual style you
have permitted to yourself, ! can onlyeay
tina, from the Judicial proceedings IN this
territory you caouotbe considered in any
other light than as a fugitive from ths
laws Of your country with ,hese you are
TOO well acquainted not to know, that It
belongs TO a department. different from
.mine. to determine as to the nature OF your
offence, and 10 decide as 10 the manner IN
which you are to be treated. Hence you
must see, it would be as improper as II
would be u~ndigni6ed in me TO enter into
any s.ipulatiops as to your surrender: IN
Justice to mvself. however, will observe,
tha, olopg assI have the honor TO preside
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ARRIVED,
Ship Hunter, ca pam Btrrowdale, Lon'
don, via Norfolk --Dly Goods, SCI ames
Patron.
Ship James Cork, cap,sin Cox, Ports.
mouth ballast James Patton.
Brig Columbia, Lsvering II days # N
Jaraaica--B Ballast er.es Patton.