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new YORK, June 2s.

81 Arrived, brig Triton, Arnold, Cetse, 90
ays. On,he outward passage, the 2osn
<D rcetsber last, ia the S,raigh,s OF Glofai,l
lar. was brought too BY q Spanish gun
lb,as.the captain. Of which on coming 90
board. Immediately enqairsd for the cap
&ain. and without any further questions
drew his ca,.sss and broke it on captain
fA,s shoulders. He The went below and
Examined the briggs papers, and toid
him he should send him into Iar'ffa-as
such he lef, one mao on bsasd, and return
= d, with his Interpreter ca board the cor
q air and sen, three rufians armed with cut
Masses, who took charge of The brig and
2s,ood IN for Taritfa. After boarding ssYe-
Nal vessels in sight, he ssest his boat a.
ain on board, and ordered captain a 10
proceed. Spoke, May 8 in lat. SO, Id.
kiony. IS, Il, schooner ~ days from
baltimore for the Ssra;ghts. June 5, 10
hat. Sc, So Icing So, 8, ship Ano, llsrk,
az days from Bordeaux 10 Charleston
9Th, 10 ia.. So, 8, long SIS, 81 ship Ocean,
S weeks from Gfeeneek for Charleston. =
SD, was bearded By che British armed
brig colunbine, Bradshaw VINO after ex
auaining the papers Impressed Iohn Wad-
sen, having a Swedish protection.
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a.. : NAL more, and fhave done The
knslemep iusissu upon the ueces e Pre-.
kc;pe is this court the original istter ifem
kneraI wilkinson to the president 81 me
s will saggess an expsdient, which
j. oby;.tr every possible iOcenvenience.
YOUR honors say. that acepy o. 'n'sie
= may Sc read 10 evidence ike copies o. :
4 .,h.r docuu,enss ID The departments OF
ve,nmen, !: then also will the attorney
-. TT. S. consent thatsthis copy may
read and have the very same effect 2:
er;ainal. Bus gentlemen may contend
aasoeral Wilkinson would object g
eeay: sir. grheral Wilkinson Would
!. M - r,oh. 10 urge such an objection /:
i sn,,eb I less, when he should understood
!, his yerv copy is expressly in,rodneed .
! re court on the principle OF spossss-'
! he same validity as the original ilseit;s
us. sir, il general w lkiosoo should care li
4 raise this objection; if he shauid pre- re-
ma co declare that this was not nls leIseIt
9 that il was nos an authentic and cor.
=, capv ) few DAYS only would elapsc
hen The original would certainly bs pro-
6red.
4 Mr. M,Rae concladed with repeating
Ii s;acere wish, that every proper test
eony necessary 10 the prisoners defence
booId Be produced; but with expressing
a hopes that no such ssep as was at thai
|ms recommended BY the opposite coun.
81 would BE ssucsionrd by the court.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TIME Alexandria and Washington Road
j. Committee, having received a comn,u-
nicatien frorn Committee appointed on be-
half Of the citizens Of Washington, relative
tothe New Road, particularly request meet
ing of the Citizens Of Alexandria, at Gads-
by's hotel, on Tuesday evening, July 9TH, to
take under consideration the said commune
cation, and to adopt measures for cooperating
with them in the accomplishment of an object
highly important to the inhabitants of this
town. 4 HI LOMMll LEE.
July 9,
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Sba,a,sh4 Hides.

ZOO SPANISH HIDES, lately received,
and for sale by
$500 Who has also on hand,
s 10 hhds. first quality ST. Croix Sugar
s puncheoas Antigua Rum, 2 yrs. old
200 barrels choice Herrings
& 1900 bushels coarse Turk s.1sland Salt
Coffee in, bags-and Groceries IS usual.
JUNG 10. aax2U
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Rssetvea, That Mr.: .Murdaugh be re.
quested 20 return them thesthanks Of this
committee for their patriotic offer, and
trusts that the time i. not dlstaat when an
opportunity WILDE offered for the display
of their zeal. q.
THos.s MATHEWS, Chairman.
iFEo. ARMIsTEAD, Sec'ry.
t-3- The t0llosping. lestcr, the original If
rice is lodged IN the Gol2eetor's Office, syus
sh 4 a rs for. publication:
HsTo the Cus..-s- q
States frigase Chesapeake, in Hampton
Roads. q b. 81
= a On 5sardhiis B. NJ ship Bel9ona,
Gapt. Esuglas, fine 'a.
nS1R, 4
We request ,ha. you will have the
kindness Is take US out Of this ship, Tor
we are very much against serving theSB1it-
ish. +. is nation we dosnot belong 10,
being all Americans- We have no hopes d
getting clearsunless you bsfriendus. We
have all American projections, has they
will not look a, them; and moreover were
all born and brcught UP 10 the IL. States.
Of America & and as We are new IN tho
waters Of our own country, hope. It's
laws will protect us-
I" We were first taken on board the
Melampas, and Themes sent on board this
ship.
g We are your humble servants
Tohn HciariiIge, Tahn dayton,
Wm. Rslerts, James Farrell,
John Barns. Peter Waite,
Jeremiah Holmes, James Craig,
John Heytsmsr, George Beams,
Stephen Findell, Emery Griffin,
Conrad Smith, Charles Washington
John Henry, William Msrs.
Henry Leman.
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REMOVAL.

The office Of the Alexandria
DAILY Advertiser, is removed to
Royal Street, a few doors south
of King Street.
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NORFOLK. June ~.

Yesterday nlorning there arrived here
taeerew of the schf. Margaret Z. Bailey,
captain FuIgasoo, captured Oh the l9th.
insfaatby the Leopard, British friga.e, a.
bout 10 miles TO the eastward of Chisko.-
,esgue, in il fathoms water, and after
having Delaware pilot on beard upwards
OF hours. She was from HAVANA; with
valuable cargo of coffee and sugar, the
property Of Lewis Clapiere, of Philausl-
phia. The frigate took cut the crew, ex
cept the captain, and sent herto Halifax.
MOI allowing them time TO take their clothes.
or any other article from on board The
schooucr.
During the time they were on board ,hs
Leopard they weretrea,ed with mIehrude..
ness; their projections taken from them
audtorp; add on the morning of the 2sd,
when preparing to get under way to attack
the Chesapeake, were put on board the
S Triumph, whers thy met with very. diff
ferent treatment-and they were next day
put on board the schooner Maria, Clarke
from Antigua bound 10 Fork River.
ine following letters nave passed between
the commi,tee and the British eonsnlwhieh
are Published for the Information Of the
public.
THEo. ARMIsTEAD,
Ssc'ry Of the Committee. Fl
British consul's Office, Norfolk.
p.rginia, 5une 25, 1907.
10 brigadier general Mathews, chairman
OF the commiueeappeinte to carry into
efecs the resolutions, &c.
SIR,
AS | do not perfectly understand
how far the construction Of the resolutions
adopted a.,he meeting held Yesterday, as
they sSspect The communication be.ween
myseli and us majesty's ships inthe Ches.
apeake, may be supposed 10 extend, beg
leave TO enquire Of you sir, as the chair
man appointed TO Garry these resolutions
inso eRscs, whether any Or what restraint
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i thereby intended to 50 laid on my COM
munication with the kings ships-whe.
Their the schooners which have hitherto
been used as advice boats, wilkbe permit
ted 10 pass as heretofore, uninterrup.edly
and whether there will Be any objee.ion ts
myself, sor any Of my family, going back.
wards Or forwards to the ships Of war be-
levin such boats as may Be allowed TO
carry my correspondence, or to our going
BY land sothe bay side, and debafking from
thence and retaraiDg 70 the shore 10 the
ships boats.
have the honor to remain,
With peffec. respect, cir,
Your most ebdt humble servant
JOHN HAMILTON.
| Tocol. John Hamilser, consul for the site
of Virginia.
Sir,
IN answer TO yourletter OF this dltes
I am directed by the committee ito
say, tha, The schooners hitherto emplo9red
as advice boats 10 the service Of his III 3.
msjesty's ships, cannot be permitted TO
pass or repass as heretofore. The Com
smir,ee view the object Of the reselutiois as
Intending 10 proven. supplies Of every Einc
being afforded to these ships until the ilea.
sure of our government be known. The
committee Can see no obstacle TO yolor
any Of your family communicating wi.hthe
officers Of Fl. B. majesty's ships in ether
of the modes YOU mention, confident taat
no attempts will be made TO coutraveaS The.
resolutions restricting supplies. The boats
you may engsgeio this service viii be per.
mi,ted 10 pass without examination.
/ have the honor 10 be,
With perfect respect,
Your most abedient servant,
Tn: MATHEWS,
Chairman Of tie Cammittes.
Norfolk Jus 20, 1907.
E.tracto Of a letter from Hampton, dated
c s6th June,
tWe have late news from ihe British
men Of war by the pilots that were dis
charged yesterday. They declare, that if
their wafer and provisions do no. came to
them as usual, they zuililay three ships Of
zcar aione side Hambtsn-- send their barges
ashore. and take them by free. The Hamp,
toniaus, are casing bsllsard making Cart
ridges, TO bid them welcome"
The follszving letfe,. to the committee 81 cor
respondence has been received fran Geo.
~ -
Hope esquire, sf Hampton, dated so!h
instant.
SIRS,
81 just pow received yours with the en.
closed resolutions of the citizens Of Nor,
folk, and Immediately communicated them
20 colonel Wray, and posted, TO make
them as public as possible. The inhabl-
tants Of this place unanimously feel indig-
naos at the outrage committed on the Che
aapeake, and are concerning measures TO
preyentthe landing of any boats from the
ships, which it is probable they may at.
tempt.
am, with respect,
GEORGE HOPE
At a meeting the committee at the Ea9le
tavern, on Friday, June 90, 1907.
Present-T homas Mathews, Daniel Bedinger
j. w Murdaugh, Luke Wheeler, William
Newsum, Thomas Newton, Tho's Blanch-
ard, Theo. Armistead, M. Myers.
Resolved unanimously, as the opinion ct
this committee, that the British officer who
his day brought dispatches to colonel Ha-
milton, not having holsted flag before rhis
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aIeranDria DajIp esnuarttser.
THURSDAY, July 2.
-.

MARRIED, on Monday evening last, by the
Rep. l1'.. Shay, Mn. JoHN LAWRENCE, to
Mas. CATHARIsE JAsuaRY--both of this
place.
The Secretary Of War was expected to ar
five in this city last night, and the Secretary
of the Treasury is expected to-day. After
their arrival, full consultation will, no ioubt,
be had with regard to the measures called for
by The crisis, the delay in taking which has
probably arisen from their absence.
National lntelsges1cer.
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We understand that Immediately ON re-

We understand that immediately ON re-
ceiving information Of the issue Of the ont
rage offered to the Chesapeake, the Secretary
of the Navy ordered Capt Decatur to take the
command of her, and prepare her without de-
lay for service and likewise ordered an cry
! quiry to be Instituted into the conduct Of Cons
modore James Barron on thc occasion. The
Court OF Inquiry is composed Of Commodore
Prebie, and Captains Hull and Chauncey, and
is to convene on board the Chesapeake.
ibid.
The following is copy of the letter address
ed by the officers of the wardroom of the
Chesapeake, to the secretary fthe navy.
Late u. s. shin Chesapeake, Heo.htou
Roads, June 20, 1907.
SIR,
The undersigned, officers of the late u S..
ship Chesapeake, feeling deeply sensible of the
DISGRACE which must be attached to the late Tin.
their opinion) premature surrender Of the y.
States ship Chesapeake of 40 guns, to the
English ship Of war Leopard of SO guns, with
out their previous knowledge, or consent, and
DESTROYS approving to their country and the
world, that It was the wish of all the undersgn-
ed, to have rendered themselves worthy of the
flag under which they haathe honor to serve,
by determined resistance, to an unjust de-
mand, do request the honorable the secretary
of the navy to order court Of enquiry into
their conduct. At the same time they are
compelled by imperious duty, by the honor of
their flag, by the honor of their countrymen
and by allthatis dear to themselves, to request
that an order may be issued for the arrest Of
commodore James Barron on the charges
herewith exhibited which the undersigned
pledge themselves to prove true, viz
LIST. On the probability ofan engagement,
forneglecting to clear his ship for action,
IDLY. For not doing his utmost to take or
destroy vessel which we conceive it his duty
to have done.
s. With the highest respect,
We subscribe ourselves,
Your most edient servants.
(Signed)
Ben. Smith, Isl. 1T.
Nm. Crane, I'd. 1t,
w. III. Alien, Sd. 1t.
S. Orde Creighton, 4th. LII.
Sidney Smith, 5th. III.
Safal. Brooks, s. N.
The hon. RoBT. Smith,
Secretary Of the y. s. Navy,
Washington.
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I am, with respect,
GEORGE HOPE"

At a meeting of the committee at the Eagle
tavern, on Friday. tune 20, ! 807.
Present Thomas Mathews, Daniel Bedinger,
j. w Murdaugh, Luke Wheeler, William
Newsun, Thomas Newton, Tho's Blanch-
ard, Theo. Armistead, M. Myers.
Resolved unanimously, as the opinion OF
this committee, that the British c Aicer who
his day brought dispatches to colonel iia-
milton, not having hoisted flag before his
approach To our harbor, was not afterwards
enii,lrd to be considered as comicg under
the protection Of flag Of truce; and as
such, he should not have been 6ischarg.
ed, but should have been held ID custody
until the pleasure Of The government was
known.
Resolved unanimously, that i, is the OPT
MON of this committee, thar any British
officer comingto this place, shall be consi.
.dered as prisoner, Until the decision OF
the governmen. be known
Resolved unanimously, THAI ihe proceed
ings Of this meeting be regularly publish.
ed.
The committee OF correspondence laid
before the committee letter from Mr..
Hope, Of Hampton, which was ordersdto
be published.
Resohed, that Theodorick Armistead g
Thomas Newton, Jun. be committee 10.
ascertain the best means of establishing a
geographic communication between the sea
shore and this place.
Mr.. James .Mur1augh having inform.
ed the committee that number OF young
gentlemen had instructed him TO otter their
services in the srec,ion Of batteries for the
defence Of the towns Of Norfolk and Ports.
mouth.
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SEVENTH BULLETIN.

The grand duke of Berg eucirced Err
furth on she 18Th, 10 The morning; on the
18th the plseeg capltula,ed. BY this 1900
men, of which 5000 were wounded and
5000 ahIe~bodisd, have be come prisoners
{ of war, among which arc The prince of O.
range, 6eid-mar shall "a oliendor lieut.. ge-
perals Lasiseh and Graver: and major
general Legave and Zscisel. A park of
100 pieces Of artillery, well furnished. has,
fallen 10 our hands. Every day they col,
lect prisoners. 49,
'fhe king Of Prussia sent an aid-de.i
camp 20 the emperor, with letter IN ans
swer TO that the emperor had wrote. 10.
him before the ba,tle, but which the king
Of Prussia did not answer till after. This
step of the emperor Napoleon was similar
10 that towards the emperor OF Russia,
before the.,batt!e of Austerlitz. He said
TO the king OF. Prussia.
I" The success of my arms are not at
all unceruia-Your troops shall be beaten,
but it will cos: the blood of my children.
IF it could be spared by some arrange
ment compatible with the. honor of nay
crown, there is nothing may not do to
spare so precious blood. THERE'S on
" honor which can be, in my view, more
precious than the blood Of my soldiers
Ii appears that the remnant of the Prus-
:. sian army have retired towards Magde-
burg. OF all this immense and fine ar.
INV. but few remnants havere-joined.
rs ITO this Bulletin is annexed the capitu-
lasion of the town and citadel Of Erfurth. !
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NINTH BULLETIN.
wEIMAR, ocT. III

WEIMAR,s OCT. IL.
The garrison of Erffurth has .nled Off. We
have found there a much greater number sof
persons. than we expected, There are a great
quantity Of. magazines. The emperor has ap-
pointed general Clark sgsovernoroi the city and
citadel Of Erfurth, and the surrounding Eoall-
try. The citadel is fine octagon, with cas-
mate and bastions, and well fortified. 1t is a
valuable acquisition, which viii serve as point
of succor In the midst OF our operations. 1t
was said in the 5th bulletin, that we had taken
from IS to 80 standards, there are now As at
head quartcrs--it is probable that we viii have
about 60. These standards were presented by
z Frederick the Great to his soldiers. Among
the number is one. belonging to the regiment
OF guards, and another OF the Queen /, regi-
ment, embroidered BY her own hands. 1t
seems the enemy are endeavoring to rally at
Magdeburg but at the same time We are
marching on every, side. The different bodies
or our army are ia pursuit Of them by differ
ent roads. Couriers are, arriving every mo-
ment to announce the destruction ofWhoie bat
taiions, and the capture Of pisces of cannon,
baggage, &c.
The empe ror lodges in the palace Of Wei
1,ar,wheTe the queen Of Prussia lodged some
days before. She was here fofthe purpose OF
Slndling the flames of war. she is a woman
OF handsome figure, but Of little understand
lng; incapable of foreseeihg the consequences
IF her actions. We mast, Instead Of condemn
ing her, pity her--for she must be filed with
remorse Tor the evil she has brought upon her
country, and for the ascendancy she has exer7
- ~ - ~
.olSed over the king her husband, who is uni
syersaliy looked upon as a pesfsctiy honest man,
who was desiFous Of peace, and the happiness
of his people. .5
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TENTH BULLETIN. I.
Aanmknrp Ocfoher Is

.eahna5isr.g, October Is. i
Among the Sky standards which were taxi
en- at the battle of Jena, there are several be
long lo to the king Of Prussia s. guards, and
one belonging to the body guards, the inscrip-
ton on when is written in French.
The king of Prussia has requested an ar
mlstlce OF SIX weeks. The emperor. replied
that it was impossible after a .yictory,.to give.
the enemy time to rally
Nevertheless the Prussians have caused
the reportto be SO much circulated, that seYe-
raj of our generals having, fell in with them.
were mae to believe that this ar1nistice was
concluded. =E
Marshal Soult arrived on the 18th at Circus
sen, in pursuit of the column IN which the
king was (which WAS estimated at ten or 10000,
strong. General Kaakreuth, who had been
told that an asm1stice had been commanded
there, caused marshal Sou1t to be told that
an arinistice had besn eoncluled-The mar
shall replied it was. impossible the emperor
could have committed SO great fault-that
he would believe this arnistice when it would
be officially notified to him. Gen. Kalkreutb
expressed desire to see marshal Sot1lt, who
met HIM at the advance posts. g What more
de you want of US, said the prussian general,
the duke of Brunswick is dead, all our gene
rails are killed, wounded or taken, the greatest
part of our army is hying,your successes are
sufficiently great, the King has requested a
suspension OF arms, It is impossible that your
emperor should not grant it, " General re-
piled marshal Soult, for long time have our
enemies duped US in this manner, they ap-
pealed to our generosity when they have been
yanquished, and a moment after have forgot
ten the rlaggnanimity which we have been ac-
customed to shew-After the battle of An.
sterlitz, the emperor granted an armistice to
the Russian army that ar mistice saved it,
How unworthy has the conduct of the Russi-
ans proved It is said they are returning we
burn with desire to see them again. Ifthey
had possessed as much generosity as ourselves,
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of caunon Z, marshal Soult convoy Q
5000 tons Of aour; aud marshal Bsrna.
doyte 1900 prisoners. The army Is IN =.
such a l,aanner dispersed aud mixed with
{, our ii ,roops that one of heirgbassalions
came 90 Soin One of our advanced afgaas
guards, ailsts klng 1s,for ono OF their own.
The king Of Prussia endeasoIs TO get 20
Msgdeburg. Marshal Molleadori = very
SICK At Erfur,h; the duke OF Berg mas
sent him his physician. n s2ft
The queen of Prussia, has been. many
times 10 view of our posts; she IS 10 con-
tiaua terrors and .alarms.s ! ne evsnipg
she passed her giment 10 Ievisw, snci
never ceased to stir up the kiog aad the ge-.
.nerals. She wished Tor blvoIs aad the
most precious blood has foWn--ths most
experienced generals fell ln' the hrst cons
Alct.
The brigadier-general Durosnel made
bold charge with the z0th and 7e n schas-
seurs, which had the greatest effect; the
major of the .2ost, particularly disangaisl,
ed himself. Bdgadter general colbert, at
the head of the ID hussars aHd i2sh chss--
seurs, had great success IN several charges
made upon the enemy.
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sixth BULLETIN.
wrIMAR, oCT. l5- evening


Six Thousand Saxons, and inore than three
hundred officers, have been Aads prisoners.
The emperor had the officers assembled,
Il aud told them thar he saw with pain their
Amy make war upon him -shas for hrs part
!. he had taksn 10 arms only 70 insure Tic in-
dependence Of the Saxon nali0n and 20 op-
i pose siss Incorporation with the prusslan
monarchy that his intealon was 10 send
rshem all honr, if shcy gave their parole OF
honor never 10 serve sga,ast France. That
Tathsir sovereign, tisle he Acknowledg.
cd, mad acted weakly, IN yielding TO Pros.
sian mrnaces, and niaSing them enter upon
his territory that the Prussians must
re,nain In Prussia, and ihatthey shdaldnot
'ome aaie ia any mgnner 10 thc affairs OF Ger
mary - That the Saxons ought TO be found
5 uo,ted TO the confederation OF the Rhine,
under the proseesion of France, a protec-:
itch that was not new her5. Ihas, since
two hundred yeats. without France, she
would have been invaded by Austria OF
Erossia.S Thatshese mperor aadsaken ARMS
. only saen PIussis had Invaded Saxeny !;
that il was necessary to-put term tottese
cu.rages that the connnent had need OF
repase sad thar ia spise of the intrigaes
and the base passioaslwaicsl agssated many
courts, il was necessary that their repase
should exist. although it COST, TO procure
It., the fall Of some thrones.
Effectively. alI,he Saxon prisoners have
been Sc ut to their homes, with the procia.
raation OF the emperor TO the Saxons, and.
with assurances thar no entnity existed a.
gainst their nation.
IS The following parole was resented to
their officers for signature.
We, the undersigned generals colonies,
lieutenant colonies, majors. captains, and
Saxon officers, swear, upon our word OF
s honor, not at all TO bear arms against his
msies,y the emperor and king, and his al
lies; We take the same engagement, and
makelthr same oath, 10 the. mans OF ths
.nbal,ern officers and soldiers, who nave
been made prisoners with as, and OF which
the rs, is here Joined, even il We did re.
cei.e a-fpansl order foEi fromseu soge-
reign, the elector of SsAopv.
Dated Jena, i3yh Oes.I 1906.
Signed To he number Of one hun
eFa dfed aad twenty.
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Proceedings Of Congress.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday, December Is.

=
M. Ellio, laid on the table the pro.
eeedings OF the general assembly of Yer.
mont, relative to the Kentucky resolu,i.
ons tor amending the constitution of the
U. S.
Mr.. Marion presented the memorial of
certain merchants of Charleston, stating
their losses by French spoilations and
praying relief. Referred to. a select COM
mittee of9.
Mr.. Newton presented aresoIution that
the president be requested to cause to be
laid before the house the number and
state OF the friga.es &c.-Carried rs to
81.
Nr. Dawson called up the bill proyid.
ing tor the punishment. Of certain crimes
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EIGHTH BULLETIN.
wE1MAR, ocr. Is.

wEIMkR, ocT. Is.
The difereus corps of the army which
are pursniDg the enemy. announce every
momsni prisoners. baggage, cannon, ma.
gaines and provisions of all kinds, taken.
Marshal Davoaas has just taken so pieces