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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24
ANOTHER EALSERooD DETECTED.

Some weeks since an account origin
ated in N eastern paper, was circula-
Ted far and wide, that an English pri-
vateer from St. Johns, Of 5 guns, had
boarded Capt. Merriman, in a coasting
schooner from Harpswell, in an inso-
lent manner, ordering him to call up
his men, who from fear had secretld
themselves below, swearing he would
have some of them, and was proceeding
to so down the matches, when the A
mericans below, after cautioning him
not to decend, 4" let drive at him," and
shot him dead with three balls through
him.--Such was the story propaga-
ted Capt. Merriman, of Harpswell,
from Passamaquoddy has personally
requested rs 10 state, that the above is
an utter falsehood, that he has used the
plaster trade TO Passamaqueddy some
months and has never been boarded
from any British vessel, and that he
has not known of any transaction Of
the klnd.-Ctnt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-08-24

Prince Jerome B0naparteis to he created
Grand 2ak2 u Lspas.re4
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Mfral,srta DAILY anberftsft.
WEDNESDAY, JxsuAnr Id.

From Washington, Tuesday, ian. 10.
The house have been all day engaged in the
sill repeating the duty ON salt, and continuing
the Mediterranean fund. 1tpassed by ma
jority of i2a to s.
Mr.. Lewis reported bill incorporating the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Alexandra.
The bill for. Furnishing certain crimes against
the US. ii e. the Rurr bill was discussed a
short time: but is already SO patched, and re-
jected in parts, that / don't think they ll pass
any bill on the subject.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
Iharsada, fenuarg s.

II
Mr.. Mumford preserved petition from
he corporation of New York. pravirg
further for;i6cstion Of that harbor, Read
and referred to ,he com mitiee on so much
Of the message of the president as relates
10 Publications
MIR, W'tks presented petition from
sundry OF the manufacturers Of salt at S g
Harbor, PRAYING hat II The duty BIZ taken
# fom salt, a bounty may be granted
them equal tel.
Mr., Elsiol presented a resolution to the
following effect: Resofued, That the Sc
eresafy Of the treasury be directed 10 isy
bel re the house Of representatives a state.
nenl ot the amount Of the debt OF the u.
5 on The first OF April, 1901, and an the.
first of January eaen year since ,hat peri
I'd, Distinguishing the respe Give amour,
of the foreigu ana thr domestic, and each
species OF hem, exhlbn,ng TIE annual and
quarterly pay nenis, as far as practicable,
&c.
Aa amendment was offered, 10 receive
also statement of ,hr lst Of April, 1891,
and The lst Of April, 1877.
Resolutions carried.
MIR. 6. w. Campbell. A treaty wa.
made between the u. S aud rhe Chicka.
saw Indiana and bill passed this house
TO carry it into efcc, the last session but
owing 20 q. Disagreement. between this
hoass and the senate, HE bill failed TO Be
passed, Ia consequence Of which, money
stipulated 10 be paid them could not be
paid for want of appropriations. They are
exsre mely dissatisfied. ard, being npae-
quaiated with OR mode of proceeding,
attribute the whole blame TO the govern.
ment. Their dissatisfac,iun is likely TO
produce serious consequences unless sp-
peased. | therefore move resolution for
the purpose of carrying that treaty into ef-
feet. A resolution was offered and agreed
10.
r IT. liz cout;nvId KS,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
LAND TO RENT.

r WILL LEASE for a term of years, two
i Tenements, part of the tract on which +
hive, each containing about 24o acres; cleared
and enclosed, for cash rents, or to men of good
characters and possessing. q sufficient number
Of hands to cultivate the land, for share ofthc
crops. Immediate possession may be had Of
part Of each tenement, with liberty to get wood
from the other lands of the subscriber for al
necessary purposes.
~ r nil also rent I1r. one or more ycars,
The Fishery at the Mouth Of
Douge Creek.
Bushxo4 Waamgtos-
M2aSs Ysrnsns Dec. ss.-ss san
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

Mr.. Early. That gentleman is the gem
tieman to whom / alluded.
Mr.. Sloan read the amendments he had
offered On = former day, and denied that
he wished, or that the amendm ens propos.
ed turning these Psrsoas loose 40 those
States $50
Mr.. Early. Ths gentleman from New
Jersey has notread the right amendment /;
he offered an amendment 60 the 4sh sec.
ton, in these words, : and such slave
shall be entitled TO bis or her freedom"
What is this but turning chem loose!
Mr.. Southland spoke at SONS length 10
favorof the amendment.
Mr.. Aston said he should vote against
the amendment. unless come practical piaa
should 6rst be offered, what 70 do with this
species OF properly. Why do genie men.
iearto have money so into the treasury.
from this Sc URGE DO they fear dollar Of
this kind will consamiua,e other money
there
E Mr.. Fisk. Settle the principle and Nc
can afterwards make provisions tor these
persons. we nave right, -sarkiy We;
have, 70 say thas they shall no, BE- aid as
slaves IN any OF The states ], ]. our doty
to do ii.
The yeas and rays were then taken on
the motion 70 amend.
gs For the amendmens 60
Against it GO
The Speaker. There are 60 ayes and
60 noes; the speaker is against the motion
Alter few untmportan. amendments
the bill was ordered to be engrossea for a.
third reading for tomorrow.
Mr.. Rand lph, from the committee to
whom was referred SO much OF the. presi.
dents message as relates to a reps al Of the
du'y On salt, and the continuance of the
Mediterranean fund, reported bill for
these purposes ;twice read and REFER
ed 70 the committee of the whole for Fri
day.
Mr.. Randolph also reported bill au.
thorising the presden. to secvp. Of any
companies of .olunteers, not exceeding
SO 600. Twice read and referred TO
the committee of the whole for MONDAY
nsxn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

TIE merchants. The demand for foreiga
afticle.is principally toshned 70 the cltys
Ibis circumstance has s.agnasedthe marx
ct 80 much that the Iotec which csma
round i,om Leghorn, is at present on
hand. 'Inr, 4 mel'a, cap. Sawyer, which
arrived sale at Gae,a monsh since, has
been obliged 10 go TO trieste, without
unloading single articie; al This place,
She will probably hnd 4 better market" /.
The following elegant piece Deirony, closes
Well written communication Nb.ca appeared
III the New-Yofl Evening fost, heaucd & "A
speck OF war, or the good senses oftle peos
pie OF the Western counl "
My plan would be to send Beau Dawson,
with memoir, and heaa eli argument, drawn
up on purpose to convince hil. Burr Of the
propriety of abandoning his schemes OF a1nki-
ton. At all events, he would ever t,4ink of
taxing the country without repaying our Is
millions and interest In Short We republi-
cans may safely place the offence OF New.
Orleans against Mr.. B:rr " lplla fr1nclflt."
tie people of that city towards Mir. BUR-
The same aefences which We propose to use
against attacks from EusoFe;,1l 1laIols.
Whati have written goes wigoliy upon TIE
stpPcsltlon that teas speck of waf siould con-
lhnue to be no more than a ailrck, ard t4t too
In tie horizon Yet, il " .;i!c CIR settlements
are forming insQnerable pieces fer defence,
Mr.. Burr should establish s)is government,
organize his sofee, iortiiy the Mississippi,
make iactrsons across tie Alsegcly, free the
negroes, AID eoasine the iythaoitaats OF the
Southern St&tcs to string Of Fine plain ON
the Beach OF }lte Atlantic, Il mus lie acknow-
lodged that the speck woald have somewhat
the appearance OF c1oua, and that eoe in the
zenith instead Of the ferizon.
This is case which the scope OF my plan
does not -ol,lige me to p1a:ide for-Rowever, :,
I have no objections, While upon tie subject,
briefly to state whit remedies occur to me for
that event,
!. Gun boat No. /, Is already on tie dry
land so;9lew.leres in Carolina ready to bppos.
Mr.. Barr
g. II Nr. Barrshotla ressaer necessary tie
rsSo,I from reassa 70 force, would send the
g ,sma7cst .fo:'ce e2miaesent," anil not exhaust
our resources upon dangers which have never
happenea, instead OF being reserved for what
is really to take place.
8. Mthe smallest force competent should
happen to proyeincozstetess, my advice is to
make peace with Mr.. Burr and pay him tri-e
butte.
4. In all possible eases the whole body of
Republicans should petition Mr. Jefferson to
suffer himself to be reelected to the presideI-
cy, IS the only possible means of preserving
the honor, independence, and integrity Of the
u. s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES US.
+ The following advice was lately left by,
a mise, 20 his ne h.a I" Buy your Goals
in summer; your fnruitnre at auetioos,
about fartnish. after quarter day; and
you1 books at the FALr. OF THE LEAF 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
SHIP

ARRIVED,
Ship Unisrd States, Coleman, 20 days
from Turks Island, with salt, to Mars.el.
Ter & Young and James Patton.
Brig Mercury, Dye, IA days from Ss.i
Thomas, with cocoa, coffee, sugar aud
hides, to- ]. Thompson aud Son.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

LIIERARTs NOTICE.. E. Sergeant
has just received from London copy Of
. he Life OF the honorable Charles +.
FoI,' lntersperssd with great number
OF original anecdotes, by Is. G. WAlpote,
esg. (arslauon Of the ce!e bra.ed family Of
that nauie) winch be has pul 10 press aud
viii have ready for qualifications IN about
TWO weeks
IN xerzpab.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14
s A L T.

zcso bushels coarse Turks Island SALT,
Just received and for sale BY
John Tucker.
Alss, on Hand,
First quality brown Sugar, in hogsheads and
barrels; Coffee in bags-and Groceries as
usual. ,51
December so. 2aw3w
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

8 The bill for prohibiting The importation Of
Negroes into the state OF South CaroAlla,-
winch was agreed to BY tn. House OF Repre-
sentatlyeS OF that state Oh the l2tn nit, was
negatiFed by the senate; and the penitsatias.y
bill, which had likewise passed the house,
was laid over III tue senate.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

TWO Wsekss
m 1orkpap.
SPANISH ROBBERY.
Eatyact OF letter ,0m captain S.Uai;a, at
the brig Alexander and SaA,, of Nezrb9
rgpoYt, 70 his ospner, dated at. alalaaa.
9ctobrr g, 500. 4 4
= AZ sea. On board The brig Alexaut1er
and Ssliy, rosk of Gibraltar bearing .wsw
distarce about g or 20 leagues, It beigg
quite moderate, discovered lsunt i rewi, Q
towards me from The Spa i,h coast; WIEN
al The distance OF musquet shot she fred q
swivel !; the ball passed between ne aaa
,he man at the helm; Immediately hoist.
ec my coIofs and baked ny sopsail he
care up and hailsd nae, and ordered M &
my papers on 5oard, Whca executed
they then ordered my m.n on board The
launch, and sent me on Beard NY vessel
a,,end, d with four Spanish villains armed.
who conducted themselves into he cabir,.
and ordered me and The mate down also.
driving the rest Of The men forward :.,wo
! OF theni stasioued themselves at he cabin
doors The other two ransacking chesrs,
'runk lockers, and every place where
they ihQught money might be conceded
Ihry robbed from me and The crew ab6u,
$50 dellars in cash, and about 100 dollars
worth OF supc!ries, such as spy glasses,
pistols, &c. and after having eTeetoally
seaft he'd the vessel, they very eourteously
left her"
From Dublin, Oct. Is.
The quantity of aaxseed on hand hro'.
out the kingdom. amounts in The Whole TO
1886 hhds Americas, 1861 bids. r pa,
and 22o8 hhds- Dutch, besides aeonsider.
able quansiy of the latter kinds condemn
ed as eft tor. sowing; This stock on hard
makes 90 small portion Of ou5 ususl snnu-
x CONSUMPTION and IN far an icipat4s what
. will BE iequirtd BY impo,. far nexr year's
supply. The usfsVeisble impression re-
naming from the bad guilty Of The Baltic
and Daich seed, received last spri1rg,.and
the immense loss 10 chose then concerned
10 sbeir import will, ! have no doub,. de.
ter i1portations beng made 20 their flsual
extern next season, and prevent suehseed
from interfering SO much as formerly with
shat OF your country; however, from he
large quantity of old seed remaining on
hand, i is much to Be feared THAT should
you ex1ort aea,ly The aount 70 lis usual
average Quantity, we shall again BE over
done next season I should therefore re.
commend much caution in sscer noing he
4 L IL. -, ,,st-s 4. -
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-14

The following advice was lately left by,
a u''se' 10 his neph.a "; I" Bay your Goals
in summer; your furniture at auetiooss
aborf fartnish. after qnarter dav; and
your books at the FALL OF THE LEAF J"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-24
BERLIN, Dec. 81.

The French army has taken very formidable
petitions on the Bug and the Narew. There
are daily Affairs between the French and Ruff.
han advanced potts, in which the former claim
the advantage.
Prince 61snRy Of Pru6sa. accompanied by
two French officers, Get of yeaerday for France.
This has given rife to many conjrt,ures.
As every one takes the liberty of Eating facts
in his own way, may not we ALTO be permitted
to give our ve,6on of them: The prince Au-
gultus was ient to his father, by his majeffy
the emperor ; and in this proceeding OF the vic.
tor, we recognize the inhereat genero6ty of
his charadei. But, at that time, nesociati-
on fulfilled between his majtfty the emperor
aud the king of Prufia, and peace feemed to be
al hand. The emperor ALTO granted an armif.
tice but this the king of Prufia refuftd.
The king acknowledging his dependence on
Rufii, made this circu-1tance the ground of
reiuiing his ratification, Whit on the other
hand the RuIians declared that, as his allies,
they were wholly placed at his difpofal. Mat
tiers are thus put on an entirely different foot
ing from what they food in when prince Au-
gnltus was sufered TO remain at Berlin. This
change of c,rcunftances feems to offer natu.
raj explanation of what has oc Cured, both
with refpett to prince Auguaus and general
Tauer2ien aud ,hole who look for any other
caufs only indulge in idle dre.ms.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-24
BATTLE OF PULTUSK.

Marfhai Lannes could not arrive oppofite Pull
TUT. before the morning OF the 26.h. All the
corps of Benigfen were concentrated in the
richt.-The Ruiiian divifion which had been
bea, at NaiitG, and purified by the third divii
on, commanded by Martial Davouif, entered
the camp oe Pu'tuik two hours after midnight.
At ten O'Clock Martial Lannes attacked, having
Sucht;'S dvIon in the fjrf line, that of GAIA
in The fecond, and that of Gudin in the third
diviGon of The army commanded by gen. Dar-
anna, upoa his left.
The com6at was fpirite d.--Afier a few frug.
giles the enemy was overpowered.-The 18th
regiment Of ight infantry, and the s4th, cover
ed thenfeives with glory. Gen. Vedel and Cla-
parede were wounded. Gen. Treiilard. co n
nanding brigade of the dragons Of Becker,
col. Barth1,emy OF the ] 5th regiment Of dra-
goons, were wounded by grape fhot--voilin, aid
To MARTIAL LANES, and Caral aid 10 gen. Su-
-chet, both fell with glory.
Martial Lannes was Rightly touched with a
bali.-The 5;h corps of the army here exhibit
ed what brave men able to perform, and
The immenfe fupeiority of the French infantry
oSer tia. of other nations. Martial Lannes,
although he Rad been for ten days fck, would
follow hi. corps. The ssh regiment fufained
many cha: ;es of the enCny's cavalry, with
coolnefs and fuccefs. The enemy the fame
night founded retreat and retired 10 Ofroden-
la.
BATTLE OF GOLYMIN.
While the corps Of Benigien was at Pululk
and beaten there that of Buxhowdep joined
Golymin at night. The divi(on Panin OF his
Corps witch had been attacked the evening be-
fore by the grand duke of Berg, another divii-
on which had been bsatenat NaGs TX ;arrivcd by
different routes at the camp Of Golynin.
Martial Davouf, who purified the enemy
from Nafelik, came up with, charged them and
ohafed them from wood near the camp Of
ColymiH.
AT the fame time MARTIAL Augereau, arriving
a. Golacz lid, took the enemy ia aaDk. The
general OF hrigadeJ Lapine, with the 9th light
infantry, carried at the point OF the bayonet Il
village whi.h ierved as point Of fuppor to
the enemy. The dvi6on Of IL udela; dnplayed
and marched Tor u. hours after noon the FIRE
Was she ho.teR. The grand DLSs e Berg exc
Gated with The greIjef iuocels many charges,
H. which Kier's dgiion OF dragoons dltirguilh-
ed thcmieves Notwithstanding evening came
vi too foOn, the combat continued till eleven
~ night. IRe enemy retreated in diforder,
having their artillery, bag aud baggage, asd
many dead. al ihe enemy's columns retired to
1ntokl'ka.
Genera frncrol'c, commanding brigade of
Irsgoons, was Killed.. The intrepid General
app, the t0ytroT's aid du camp, was wound
II al the h,ad Of ciybou Of Dragons. Col.
t,ni,ic, of he brave 2I;h of the lioe, wa wound
81. MAJ Bal Augereau had bo6c killed under
10.
Nevertheless MarflIai SoG't with his corps
I'D ahedGy arrived II Malati, twO leagues from
.akOw but the badatfs CT the roads, from the
rs aud thaws rs;Isasa his march aud isyed
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which had been conn, NEED al his .nAsuts
lie observed to the court. that he had bern ~.
aegrcfIorAthat he was impo!ed upon and DE-.
ceived; and that he had fince been conv;ncss
OF the truth of the charges made by the r,,;,o,
OF this paper, relative to the Spanfh Conrnirs.
cy. WS7. Hor,a.
!, The two indictments of the governor. a,,;,e
the editor, will be determined ON Friday nrx,
u.
any heretofore received, oates, that Burr had
on to Gov. Claiborne to ayrsa WILKINSON ar.
1RAI70R! and inc!ofsd vouchers to enablif, IN.
,aS!i "a '"e
1T a Supreme Court. ktid for tb- Af;ANbti Ser.
rfory, at IRE fo7rn Of iPchEinyton, On 7uef.
6n1 the Cd FEB. 1907.
The Grand Jury Of the MifiGippi Terrtorv
on due invefigation of the evidence brorpht
before them, are of opnion that Aaro, Pr
has not been guilty OF any crime or mfdemc,n-
or aganf the laws of the United S.,tes ~ -,e
this their Territory, or < ven any inf occ.f,on
for alarm or inquietude TO the good people of
this Territory. VI
The Grand Jury prefent as grievance. tba
late military expedition, unnec, FAIRLY as they
Conceive, htted out againlt the prifon and r,ro.
perty OF faid Aaron Burr, where no r. 6aaro.
had been rlade 20 The ordinary civil! sntbort.
The Grand Jury alto project as highly d,ro-
gatory 10 the u'enity sc this guv,rn,ncnt. ~.
Armieice 90 caiiet) concluded between u..
Secretary. atiing as Governor, and the f,ld
Aaron Burr.
The Graud !nry a'fn prefrnt as grievance
destructive OF pertonal liberty, the late ,ni,tary
arrttS, made without warrant, and as they con.
.Ge'se' without Other lawful authority; and they
I've given tn the enemies OF our rlor;ous c,,,r;
FUTON, to rrtce in iuch rneafures heinv adj
ed IN neehbo,iaS Territory, as if fanaionrI
by the Executive of our country, mnf fap ,,r
vltais OF our political cxiaencc, and crnn,h,s
this glorious fabric in the duff.
PHILANDER SMITH, Foreman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-24

Msn:.s:edos having g,otiou6y te-con4rered
that capital, and having put il under the do
minat'on of our aueutt fovereign, on the 9Th
inf. hereby Inform your audience, in order
hat you may N fune the Important functions of
III. Standardization OF ;uiiioe.
May God prtie,se your lordfaps in good
health for mauy years.
Sir. YAco LiNIEHs.
Buenos Ayres, AuesR I4,h, 1906.
To their Lordilhps the regent and auditor
of the royal audience.
LETTER.
Addr16Sd BY eommandanf Lin;ers to bis exeeIifn-
g:se Yieeroy efLimA.
Mr. LORD,
AT the fame time that communicate TO
one of the mott worthy heads in efIice, the
important news of the brilliant fucceis Of the
Spaniih arms at the re.capture of Buenos-Ayres,
have the pleafure to announce to you, that if,
as have learned, your excellency is comprifed
by his honour, not to wage war aganf Great
Britain, you are thencefo,th free from fhackles
defpicable to military man as to your exc el.
lency, as the Bri,iGk General VIM. Carr Betes-
| ford, whom took prifoner at the reprifon of
| Buenos. Byres, is conditionally exchanged for
your exceIlency, If it is really true, that your
lexcellency has fworn not to ferve during the
courfe of the pending war.
The multiplicity of bufinefs in which am
engaged, prevents my having the pl-afure, al
this moment, of giving you all the details Of
this military exploit, effected by handful of
| troops blockaded in Monteviedo, tn Colony
| having fnffered the effect of form, and who,
attac king and repeIling the enemy at Al i'npor-
| tant pof, took from them the major part Ut
their artillery and ammunition.
Having afterwards attacked them in the gar
rifon Of Buenos Ayres with only guns & two
nortars, asaina Is guns, they forced the enc
my TO retire TO a fort coniifting of forty guns,
where. hey were obliged TO furrender at diff
erection with 800 men, the remainder of / 500.
So foon as my affairs will permit me, fhar
have the honor of tranfmitting to your excellen-
cy the minutes of my operations.
May God take you in his holy keeping.
ST. YAGO LINERS.
To bis Exeriaenes Lord,
DON JOSEPH FANApo, ABAcAL.
| BmsoS- HyreJ, 1fsg. IA, 500.
| We fhall puhih in our next number, the
prailes due to this brave officer, who has bee en-
for fome time in the Spanifh fervice and who is
a native of the province of Auvergne in France.
We fha likcwife give details Of the fsitivaIs
| and rejoicings which took place at Lima ON
the occaiion of this fortunate event, as alto fur
ther interefing particulars. Nesieo Gag.
The details contained in the Aurora of the Ha-
| wanna having been Publifhed in our preceding num-
bsrs, We have deemed il unneceaary to repeat them
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-24

the RuAiAn army, OF which, without ,lris acct
dent, not a man would have sfcaped. The
good fortune of the army of Bepisien aud that
at Buxhowden thouid have Terminated on the
othc' fide of the Okve; hut All the intended
movements were defeated ny the thaws, which
cafrd the artillery to he two days in making
three led. ues.
Altogether. the Ruffians have Ion eighty pieces
Of Cannon, all their Wagons, more than 1900
baggage carriages, l2 900 men killed, wounded,
or made prifoners. The movements Of the
French and RufIian columns, will be an objea
Of curioIity for military men, when they are
traced upon the map. They will then fee upon
how BENDER thread hung the capture or an
utilization of this army, and all the effeet of a
Jingle fault committed by the Rufian general.
We have loft eight hundred men killed, and
have had two thoufand wounded. AT length,
finding himfelf matter of the enemy's artillery,
anda their petitions, and having driven them
more than 40 leagues. the Emperor has ordered
his army into winter quarters.
Before this expedition, the RufIian officers
declared that they had 100000 men. Now
they do not pretend to reckon half that num-
Der. Shall we believe their report before or af-
ter it?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-24
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The fchaoner Perseverance, captain MefIervy
arrived at Marble'ead on Friday, the 9th inf in
80 days from Bnrdeaux.-He has brought papers
down 10 the 2iN of Jan.
The Frecch have at leagth meafured fsords
with the Rufiians and gained victory.
Capt. Metirrvy confirms the account of a
DIR, adful malady having appeared in the French
armies, and Off having been very detruttive.
He reports alto, that the Emperor had returned
TO Paris, before he failed.