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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-27
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Rscsfss3 81 ne Saihy- 6asker-N indser,
ar,ipe46s Boston from berdeaHx, :
and briupin9 French 81 ters 10

and tvisging French taters9fe,
ske fin eOcfobrS. :
Extraet of alettef from . house of tn
6rst respecta6ility in. Antwerp, 10 ano-
thsr in Bordeaux. dated Sept. 80, and
received 81 Bordeaux, By express, lust
befort lie Sally. Barrier Windsor, left
ths latter place.
= We understand m order has been
given out By the emperor, 70 capture
eyeryvessei bound e, 81 from Enaland.
and Il with cargoes 70 be considered as
GOOD prize. TIM i mortal blow %
heAmeriean commerce /; md We fear
wiltlsad . rupture between Aneriea
and France
The shove lettey was eoryoborated ID
Bordeaux, " lstters direct from Raris
of late dase.
81 AgenilSmsa Who came passenger Il.
he Barker WindsoG, informs M.
= That fwosasesof captuTe, EAmericanl
made since. and under the decree Of she
aist November, 1906, were brought
before the prize court q bordeaux, .
shofttime before he left the city but
the court bsdpefusea To give an opinion,
until fresh i1structions should Be receive.
ed froulttiS emperor. These instrue.
tiions were called for ~ de court, and
aauestinn demanded SMhether this ds.
cree was % Be put in foil force againss
die Americans His answer was, that
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SENATE.

On Monday the motion. made on the
ash Of 0csobsr, soTefer that part fthe
messags5qfthe President which relates
70 our ssp,PoEttogns and harbours, &c.
was agfeedsto,, and acommittee appoint.
ID devastating Of Messrs. Mitchill, Ad-
ans, Sumptsr, Milledge and Robinson.
On .E,usaday the .hill. making further
appropriations for the support d the ma
W, &c. was ordered to-a bird reading
without q division.
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10 IL. Jail &c Be,le.

10 ihe. Jail of BerLe.
~ ley county, the Misrepresentation.
. mulatso man, who says his name i
Peter. Rakdon, andthat Be Is the proper.
q Of John Tays, Of Kennawa, near EHk
town; he Is about 81 years ofage, about
6 tses high, rather slender made, has
large whiskers, and i very talkasive.-
have, reason 20 believe that he vas late
n in the Winchester jail from which he
Elected his escape.
MOSES COLLINS, iailot. !,
November ~, 1907.
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HalsiAk Tor ACCOMPLISHMENTS
seamen on board Americas veaaels, &.
ring o. vessels and boass of 81 descrip-
tions having occasion to pass near ihein
in Pursoitof their lawful trade, and occa.
sionally denoencing threats, calculated
g alarm and irritate the rood people 81
tie Us. particularly The inhabitan.s Of
Norfolk and Hampton, II which facts
are spbstantiated BY the accompanying
docunents No. Ito o, the commtttee
are Of opinion thstitis sxpedieas TO pro-
vide more s~Fectually for the protection
ofour Ports and harbours, but not being
prepartdso report specifically on that
subject, they ask further indulgence Of
the Hoqse, snd beg leave 10 submit for
their confederation the following resolu.
ton: 49,. IT,, sS k
ResoiDrG, That the attack Of ,the. Bri.
fish ship Of war Leopard, on The United
State frigsts Chesapeake,w as q Ragrant
violation Of the jdrisdicsi. N Of the Uni.
ted States, End that the eontipuance of
shs British squadron (of which the Leo.
pard was one in their waters, sitter be.
ing notified Of the proclamation 81 the
President ofthe United States, ordering
them then to depart W. same, was q far.
Their violation therspdf
>. The report was4 eferrsd toa commit.
tee o fine whole Dp Monday. -
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THE STAR sIsndsa psprr.

#E=S So
Il may not be amiss 20 observe. thst
this paper has been uniformly opposed 10
America. and ever since The STAIR of
the Chesapeake, has breathed hostility
On afl our demands for satisfaction ]
while other English prints have adsoca-
iedthe cahse Of the American govera-
fmenf. $500
Il was from the STAR We copied the
late alarming news relative TO the pros
peeto Of q failure Of Our negotiations With
thar country--and il 10 from this paper
of De 28th Of September, We, Copy the
following remarks On. the late inter.
diet ofthe Dutch government. !
r ) & AZ I. Gaz.l i,
"Donaparte's system, for some time,
hsa been % eaapiuy evssy means in HE
power 70 exclude Nc entirely from the
continent Of Europe, and he has nUw got
all ,he different Statess 90 completely M
der his controul that no choice seems to
be left this country but TO fight him with
,his w wsapens, and destroy u once
every ves,ige or system Of neutrality. 2
Such we uaderstand 10 be tbs deter.
mination, for some time past the protec.
ton afforded TO neutral Gage has been oil
service only TO France-in point Of fact
NO neutrality has been permitted BY her,
but what was for her own bene6t-nay,
90. inyeterate has beea the spirit with
which Napoleons decree ofblockade has
been inlorced, that even neutral vessels
which have been capssrsd and brouSh'
into British Ports, and afterwards rslsas.
ed and.permitted tc prosecute their voy.
ages, have been seized and condemned
on entering = French port-.fsr having
befain an Engish harder on their Voy.
age.
On this point We have q fAet % state
which win strike many Of our readers
withsurprise. Several American ves-
sels (some Of (which we could name were
Il necessary have been s.i1edis French
ports pndef The above mentioned circum-
stances ; bot the American government
have employed no Iulb ing-no threats
--nor any Incorporate language similar
% that with which their jnurnah hive
been filed against this country, This
conduct requires no comment on our
par-it requires action, sisour and in-
flexible adherence 70 the sPirit Of those
maratime laws BY which the commerce
Of nations used 70 be governed in times
Of war-bat extendedin its principles to
meet aad GoHnteract the maehinations Of
an enemy, whose conduct 10 not circum-
scrihsdby any ofthose principles which
we're formerly allowed 10 operate for the
6iminutioao fshe mass of evils which are
inseParable from times Of hostility"
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Als,,er received iron. captain fels q
Salem, dated at Palermo, msn.ions ths
massscre of IS 900 christiAns at Coz
stantinopie BY the Turks. !
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% The Decree contained no exceptions,
,hefe should noe y any made il IL ap-
plieation.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-27

the woods Of Kentucky.
fAmerican Cihissn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

By v;,ae efa deed sfhge, exeeSfriky Mr.. Ts5n Pen
dsfoH, sseeafSd 10 eears dsd Boeis ,verfianef ds
fohs 5fafe IF HWiam D4adidge, Gecd JhsaH pre-
eeedt0 jN 1- p'smJs, afsa u. GOD 4ay IF tbe pre-
/eM noatb,
LOUR hundred acres Of LAND, lying within the
n fork OF the river road and the three chopped
roads near Wenhani, and in the county of Henri
Co. ..-.
BY content of the executor Of the faid cambridge,
the terms of the fale will be follow viz: One third
payable in one year, third in two years. and the
redue in three years. the whole carry nteref from,
the date of the fale. The intereft to be paid half
yearlyand in cafe of failure to pay the ntcre purc
tuaily at the end of each half year. the principal 70
become due and payable on demand. The purchafer
to execute deed ofsrua the property and to exc
cute a bond with one approved fec,rity
BY virtue of the fame deed Of truH and with the
like content. fhall the 3oth day of the preient
month, offer for fale public auction at the door of
the Eagle-Tavern, fifteen likely laves conlfing of
men, women and children, 70 many thereof as all
be fufciens to fatsy and pay any redue of the aore
laid debt, intereh and the expences accrung under
the trut which the Land aForeiaid may not be fufic
ent to di!charge. On the faes of laves credit of
one year from the date Of the fae will be sivsn-rhe
purchafer paying intcre yearly, and giving bond
with two approved fecurtes,
JONI ADAMS, 9igG.s
Tan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
FOURTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY
GrRAu. I9M Ollnk.r at 49, ;u .L.

GERAU, l9b OS1obcr, at ten in be ,reysiao.
Events are rapidly iucceeding each othrr. The
Praillans are taken in the fact their magazines sar
ried off aud their army turned.
Martial DavouR arrived at Naun,burg on the
18th, at nine at night, got poeiIion of the enemys
magazines made feveral prifoner, and took fuperb
equipage OF lS copper pontoons with their har-
neis.
1t appear, that the PrufTiap Army are C.t out on
their march for Magdeburg, but the French army
have gained three marches it. The anniversary
OF the engagement before Um fall be celebrated in
the hiRory Of France.
The annexed letter, which has JUN been intercept
ed will give jHll idea of public opinion but this
battle, Of which tie PrufIan officer fpsaks, will take
place in few days. The refult will determine the
lot of the war.
The French need be under apprehension.
This letter, which is from PrufIian Officer to
one OF his friends at Berlin, dated Naumberg, 10Th
October, was Publifhed in the Mercantile Advertiser
on Friday the 18th infant
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THIRD BULLETIN OF THE GRAND
ARMY.

GERAU, 18th OF. 1906.
The engagement at Schleitz, which opened the
campaign in manner 70 difadvan,agcous to the Pruf
fan army, and that of Sazlfield, which tool! place on
the following morning, have completely dpirted the
enemy. The intercepted etters Fate, that all is in
conformation at Effort, where the King, Queen and
Duke OF Brunfwick the preient msn,ent; difcuf
fons are hourly taking place there concerning what
refouton' are moa proper to be adopted, without a.
ny thing being agreed The fpirit of efferve-
feenee and boating which fra prevailed, is now fuc-
ceeded by critciins the inutilty of the war; the
injuace failing with France, the impoiIibity
Of obtainng help the i'll will of the foldery; that this
thing has not been done, and ueh like obfervations
which are always in the the mouth of the multitude,
when Princes are weak enough ccnult it on grand
political nterens above its reach.
On the 18th in the evening, the fcouts of the
French army had advanced to the Gates of Leipfck
the eadquarters of the Grand Duke of Berg were
between Zein and LEIPZIG; thofe of the Prince of
Ponte- Corvo, at Yeia; Imperial Head Quarters at
Gcrau: the Imperial guards and army of Martial
Sout alfs at Gerau Martial Ney's army at Neunadt
in the fri line, Martial Davouff's army at Naum
berg, Martial Lannes's at Jena, and Martial Auge-
reau's at Kaia. Prince Jerome, to whom the En,pe-
ror has iHtruned the command of the allies aud bo-
dy OF Bavarian troops arrived Scheitz after ha-
wing left regiment before Gulenback in order to
blockade that Fort,
The enemy, cut off from Drefden, was on the IItb
at Erfurt, endeavorng unite the columns he rad TENT
to Caflel and Wurtfburg with offenfve proiea., in
order to open the campaing by an invaiion of Ger
many. The Wefer, on the banks of which he had e.
reeed batteries, the Saal, which togeherswh otherr
rivers he in like manner attempted to defend or fur
ned as was the Iller lat year 70 that the French ar
my, hanked by the Saal. and with the Elbe on their
rear, are marching againt the PruiIiau army which
has the Kline on its odd petition and which
mutt give rife to events of high importance
The weather has been remarkably fine finee we
have taken the field the country furnihes album
dance oprovifons, and the foldiery vigorous and
heaithy.-The troops march ten leagues day, and
do NOT leave araggler behind; the army never
were in 70 fine ilste
The King Of Prulia's intentions are, however Mil
executed it was his win tbas or the sth October
the French army houd have evacuated the territory
OF the Contederacy, and they have evacuated IL but
inaead of recroing the Rhine, they have eroed the
Saal.
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unable to prefsrye any order in their retreat ;
one part Of them was driven into morals, and
another difperfed in the woods. We took a
thonfand prifoners; 600 men fell in the eelI
of battle; so pieces OF Cannon are fallen into
the power OF the army.
Seeing his troops thus routed, Prince Louis
of Pruffia, as brave and loyal folder, engaged
hand to hand with n:arseb0i-de-logis of the
10Th. regiment of huf1ars. Surrender, Colonel,
cried the hu1ar to him, or you are a dead man.
The Prince anfwered him by cut of fword !;
the ssareebai-ae !ogiS, returned the blow with
thura of his, and the Prince fell dead. IL the
la& moments of his life were thoic of bad citi-
zen, his death is glorious and worthy of regret
He died As every good folder NUT with to die.
Two of his ads-dc-camp were killed by his
tide. Some letters from Berlin were found up.
on him, which ibow that the project of the e.
nemy was to attack directly. and that the war
party, at whole head were the young Prince &
the Queen, werr Gill afraid that the pacific in
tentions of the King. and the love he bears his
futjees might make him liten to temperate
counfels. and difappoint their cruel hopes. It
may be faid that the firf blows of the war, Kill
led one of its authors.
Neither Drefden nor Berlin is covered by any
army. Turned by its left, taken in the facf, at
the moment when it was giving itfelf up to the
mott hazardous combinations, the PrufIian ar
my IS, from the very OUTFIT, in a critical pofi-
ton. 1t occupies Eifenach, Gotha, Erfurth,
and Wcimar. The 18th the French army oc.
cupes Saalie!d and Gera, and is marching a.
CAN'T Naumhurgh ard DEMONSTRATING parties
of the French army are overrunning the plain
of Leipzick.
All the intercepted letters defcrihe the Kings
council as rent with different opinions, always
celebrating and never agreeing. Uncertainty
alarm, and fright appear already to fncceed ar
rosancc, inconfideratenefs and madnefs
Yefterday the IL g, paiing at Gera before
the eth regiment of light infantry. the Empe.
ror dcfired the co'onelto tefify his fatisfatti
on to that regiment, on its good conduit.
In all thefe engagements, we have not to re-
greet the lois of Jingle officer of dtinGion ::
the highet in rank is Captain Campobafio, OF
the 9th regiment of light infantry, brave and
loyal officer. We have not had 40 killed and
sc wounded.
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January 5.

Il" pagl.0nFf Of authority .giqeu me BY tie heirs
bearing 2afe the 5ecand day Of ..Jansa5y. so7,
to sell the property mentioned in a Deed ef
7ri5f, executed BY Jain PendLeton, in bis kifs-
time, TO Thomas Nor9HW end jain Fox, TO
seeHre tbe payment eta debt, therein mention
ed, 10 Pickett, Pollard and .5obnRon, 4ukieb be-
eO'ae5 dSs tbefrR day Of AbrH nert.
iha offer for fae, on the Goth of this month, on
the preHies, to the highva bidder, one thouand a.
ores of LAND, lying the north lille of the Three
Notched road, about four miles above Richmond
The terms Of lae are, half of the purchafe mo-
ney on the rit day OF January 1908, and this balance
on the rft day of January sC9 on periona iecurity
to he approved by Pickett, Pollard and Iohnfton and
deed OF truh on the land inlure punetuality in
the payments, the purchaie money carrying intereie
from the frh day of April next, The land will be
laid off into lots of hundred acres order to rem
der it convenient to rerfors inclined purchafe le!s
quantity than the whole traa. A comfortable par.
of this is wood land, and will doubt fuit perions
rehding in town, who like to Lave farms convenient
thereto. A plat of the land will be kewn on the day
OF fae, with defeription of each lot The Turnpike
eltabliihed from Richmond the Deep run Coal pits
runs through part of this land.
On the goth OF the fame month"; on the prerr,ifss
the Brick tioue in Richmond, and one half of os
No being the houie between the one now oc-
cupied by MIR. James II. Lynch and Mr.. Orrls
raihe houiS, occupied by Mr.. Elmsnard' This
property will DE fold credits of g. ana months,
the purehafer giving the fame fort of feeurity as is
required the land and the purchafe money to car
ry nterelt from the fame time and on the fame day.
will alto be fold on the premifes the lot No. 6sI,
on which there is Wood Houfe partly fniihed, and
Inf above the one abave deicrbed. credit of
three mohrhs will be allowed about $50 dolls of
the purehale money-fx months on about 5o5 dolls.
and nine months for the balance the whole barring
nterett from the day of fas. Bonds with fecurity
to be approved by Spotfwood Lipfcomb will be re-
quired on the two fri payments, and bond with
ecurty to be approved by Pickett, Pollard ard John
Ron will be required on the laa payment, and deed
OF trrtt as on the other property.
Will alto he fold in puriuance of the fame authori-
ty, at the Eagle Tavern in Richmond, on the soh of
the fame month, twenty likely flaves, conilting of
men, women aad Children among thefe are fonie We
ry likely young men and women, fome of whom are
aid to be capable of making valuable houe fervants
u: alto fome elderly laid be pretty well ac-
quainted with houfe bufness, wafhing, cooking, &c.
credit till the fra Of O6iober next will be given
on theie iales the purchaers giving notes negotiable
at the Bank Of Virginia with indorers to he approv-
ed by Pickett, Pollard and lohnlton. The purchafe
money to bear intereil from the fri of April next
which nereti is to be added the principal, and in
eluded in the notes.
GEO. PICKETT, COm~jgfoner.
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Jan. s

In fHyaanet Of Deed IF 7Sgf executed BY join P.n-
droH, 10 tie latsrdrr to isn,e RE payment ef de5f
TO John d. CbtvaAs therein mentioned and tie ese.a-
ses Jt6e haf.
VIII he fold on the prem;fes on the oe:h of this
month, one hundred and fifty acres of WOOD
LAND, including Saw-Nf lately erected, fituated
between the Three Notched ard River Roads, on
WettiIam creek, in Henreo county, about 4 or FIVE
miles above Richmond. BY permiiiion of Mr.. Che
vallie, credit otweve months will be given on one
half OF the purchaie money, and eighteen months on
the balance. Bond with perfonal ecurty, to be ap-
proved by Mr.. Chevale, to bear interea from the
day of fale, and deed of trua to infure puneua,y
in the payments will be required of the purehafer.
]. HOPKINS, Tr.qee.
January s.
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b. viriat@ Deed Of TrgF, cvespfed5 BY Augn6 Dnd..
tft' Whho@ H,gs7oif5, 10 TIE Ja6is,i6ey, for b,
P1rF9F Of EeDrigg a dsJf due TO Wol54H Holeo,7b,
fra" b'JaR Hfgs7ojsJ. fqgeftr, 7oifb he ia,ce se
IyHieg o"/a6 debt, aSdfbs exPenees Attending Ci DEED
Tfgg.
IL ILL he fold to the bighefl bidder, for eab 4,
" Mr.. Thomas A. Morton's Tavern in Farm.
vile on Thurfday the goth day Of this month ycrv
tnc young MARE, now in ioal by 4 Domed Horcs
THOMAS ANDERSON, T,aGee.
Farmville, Jan. 5. Iaw4w.p
4 SS'ZE Of BREAD for the city of Riebmond.
1 y from the 9th int until further orders fsun.r,
hne fiow being z Dollars and 81 Cents DER Barr.N
viz. "
A Jingle loaf made Of super6ne
Flour to weigh eoz. E+ai.o
DITTO OF Common Flour 90 4I.2
Double the above VT refpeaively
EDW. CARRINOTON, Msye-.
JaDuary6. If.
10 be hired from the 6rii Of February 20 the sra
January next, Negro MAN, who is an ex-
Ienent Cook provided application is made to the Z.
di,or by the 5th.
Janusry5. ,av9w
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THE ExeeHtive haze made the following apboint
nnent5 in the 1919 Regiment Of militia.
George w. Smith, Colonel, in place of Ri
chard Adams, refgned; William Writ, Ma
lor, in place of Benjamin Wolfe, reigned ;
John Amber, Major, in room of Geo: w.
Smith, promoted.
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January s.

Will be fold at the Eagle-Tavern, in Richmond, on
the day mentioned in the above advertisement, for
the ale there, fuch Of the 1aves of John Pendeton
deceafed, as are not fold under the deed of truh al
luded to in that advertisement or any deed of tru by
which they are conveyed. Thefe naves are gene
rally of the Description mentioned above and will be
fold on credit of twelve months the purehafer Civ
ing bond with approved fecurity, bear intere from
the day of fae.
Will alto be fold on the day the land mentioned
in the above advertisement iolj at the plantation
of,he faid John Pendleton decealed, fmsl nock Of
Cattle, fix Mules, Wagon and frndry Plantation
Uteniils and fueh Plank and Scan,liu belonging to
the eitate, as may remain unfold. credit OF
twelve months will be given for all fums above tel.
dallars the purchafer giving bond with approved fs-
curity, to bear nterea from the day Of fale.
GEO. PICKETT, !
ROBERT POLLARD, r.,
CHAS. JOHNSTON, N'''' re-
N. SHEPPARD.
January s, 1907.
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COMMUNICATED.
SKETCH OF TIRE CHARACTER OF
THOMAS JEFFERSON.

Tba great fstefmsn has invariably preferred
the welfare of his country to every other conf
deraiion. lie WAS the eff 20 proclaim, ard has
been the lar 10 abandon the rights Of HE coun-
trymeu.
vi ttoie dsys Of perfscution and extenfiye
executive patiIoidn, when political virtue was
crime, AID the r,publicsa inni;utious of this
country wtre rapidly pregttfiirg TO ariaocra.
cy and monarchy, ne vas h. SS beacon Of
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LOST,

LOST,
a SILVER WATCH Of the fra quality, capp.5
L N and Jewelied, with fseend hand, the Maker.'
name Ba''a"d; attached TO it, was Gold Chain and
iea,, with the INITIALS ]. C. reward Of fifteen
Dollars is offered on its delivery to the editor.
January6
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JAMES STRATTEN,

Tayio, ard Habit Muir, from PHKLADELPHII,
~ EGS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies' Of
ID Riebm0nd and the country, that he intends car
ryng the above bdnefs 10 all its various branches;
being well acquainted with the newell fafhions, he
hopes from pun6ualiSy and aIiduity to bufnefs, to
deierve little of their patronage, as nothing fhs be
wanting his part to render fatisfaton to cufom-
ere; and for neat Workmanship, he pledges hirnfeIf
to have /, done in the nezteG manner.
JAMES STRATTEN,
~. B. Els reGdenee is on the Man-Street Rich
nond, next door TO David Logans
Oa. a., aawG.
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The Senate of Virginia have negatived the
proposition ofthe Houfc of Delegates for con-
fultng the people as to the sail of conven.
ton.
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The arrival at this port of the ihip Jenny
from Bordeaux, though furnifhing no later in.
tei!igence from the French Grand Army than
has already appeared in the Mercantile Adver-
tiier, has enabled us to trace the progrefs of
that army. from the publication of the firft to
the 18th Bulletin, which is dated from Halle
Gao miles S. E. of Magdeburg) Oh the goth Oc-
toter.
We HALL proceed with thefe Bulletins as ra-
pidy our limits will allow US.
The pafengers in the Jenny inform us that
the French army entered Berlin on the Gift of
October that the King of Pruffia was faid to be
nlortallylwounded at the battle of Jena; and that
an army of 100000 Rufiians and Swedc, had ar
rived on the Prufiian frontiers.