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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-29
ACTS
ACTS
Of a public nature passed at the ses.
sion 1906.

. 3.
l. In act concerning the attendance Of zcitness
es tn tie Inferior C9stats.
The clerks OF The county and corpora
ticn ecarss are empowered 70 administer
the oasbs, and receive and enter The as'ena-
aace ef witnesses az such coarts, and TO
efsas, ordsrs of atseadsace, in ,he same
lsaaasr 81 clerks af district eoasts msy
now 90, 10 witnesses atteRalng those
eonrss- To commence the iss of March
nexe.
2. IN act to amend sFa seoers{ acts ena,aoverisq
Securities TO recover danaages IN u summary
a,ey.
When any court shall hereafter reader
iudgassa,. en- morton, IL favor ola SECURE.
~ o. ais representatives. gainss any princi-
pal and his representatives, fer airy sum Of
money or luaasity OF tebacco; such court
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couaty Of Priace Gesrge.
As. An ass sensersiag the nsfsssrs
Boundary of Norfolk boroush.
Al. An act conserving isaac Kelly.
As. An act providing fer the PavsRen
! Of the streets Of Norfolk borough.
46. Masips certain amendments to tn'
ast, satherising mill dams to De balls a
cross sAs Monongslia river.
AZ. Concerning certain claims sgaias
the commonwealth.
4s. Concerning the militia Of shs 'ows
OF Petersburg.
40. Concerning Andrew Lewis,
SO. Increasing the powers OF sAs trustees
of York town.
ST. Establishing several 'owas.
So. IN act TO essabilsh al scaden1y ios
. female education in the city of Riehaaoad.
So. Incorporating srus.ces Of the Ha'ls'
riaa academy.
81 Establishing several fsrriss and en.
creasing the rates Of two forms. cnes.
SIS. An act authotising Samuel Flea.
saats. Jun. to publish a collection CT GER
tain public laws Of this eoanonWesssh.anc
fer other purposes.
So. Anhofislng John Nuzam to build
a toll bridge over Iygsr Valley riyes' IN
ths county of MouongaIIa.
81. Incorporating company TO soild a
.oll bidge over Great Huaslng creek, ia
sae scunsy of Fairfax.
So. Establishing The width OF certain
streets ia the city OF Risamood, and for
otaer purposes.
So. L:galisiog ;hs proceedings Of the
seurt OF fItAylvania, aud fer olhsr par-
5ossg.
60. Concerning John Williamson aad
Elijah Frsaslin, inspectors Of soescsa az
Recket,'s warehouses.
81. Concernisg Philip Woodaon.
62. RslsasiDg to William Somersile the
rigA. Of the commonwealth " a csrsiH la,
of Iand in The ,ows eff Lsxlagon.
So. To repeal az SCI eo ispisd al act fer
clearing and repsiring the wsagon read
t.ess tie sia,e read to OF near she gasa eli
Little Kensuaa river.
ca. Giving the ssscatof this s;a,e to az
ses of congress fer laying out snd nl4k'as
a road fsosa 2oteln &C river 10 the state OF
OHIO.
e5. Annexing the county of Albsmaris
to the a,striet for which q chanctry eoar :
is dircctcdso bs holden io Ssaansan.
66. Concerning ;ae railltls Of ihe city CT
Richmond.
67. Su,pending further judgment Oh
tanned ca behalf of the commonwealth, <.
ssinst Ehe adm,ats rafors OF Beng braoea,
aud for Other purposes
GO. Ghaogiag the manner OF sesf'ss
comnon council men o. the city Cd Wiz.
iismshufs
60. Al act to amerd an SC conasrnsaS
she nasiEabtc sansl from Roanoke 10 Me-
he:rin Ia Norsh Carolina, &c.
70. AuthsfisIng the county ceurt 81
Lee ss appolnt pers ms TO soiemsl2e ths
rights Of nnatsimony.
II. Conserving st.e Dismal Swamp Cs-
nal Company
/ 72. Fer paving the officers eft the gene
raj assembly, &c.
|. IS. To amena he several laws concern
iug the Noltowsy tribe Of indians.
~. Au,horlaing Robefs Caldwell ar
Tenn Coulter, 10 cree = mill oara a. II
lower ena Of Willow island, &c
Is. Placing Peggy Giles 90 the pension
list.
rs. To appropriate The public reveaus
r.. An ass imposing taxes iof the saF
port Of government,
rs. Conccraing the miii,ia of the sewl
of Portsmouth,.
20. Fsr disbaahing the prt'is gg~rf
after the lst day of January, 1908.
ACTS
Of a public nature passed at the SEES
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s "a csssrai view Of tnem prosesdtsgs; a
list of ptlyate acts passed, a sunaasry
of the aets of "a geasrsl nature. and arspid
yiew az Sous public ins.igaiions, and OF re,
.enur ard appropriations.
The hill for the absiitioo of the public
gaasd, is respIsed I'll tae list OF Jan. next.
Acis Of private nature passed a. slia ,sss-
s;en 1906 -.
+. An act graatiog TO Alexander sur.
ton the duplicate OF lost certificate.
Making al appropriations for tae pay.
meat Of public deb doe 10 the rsprsssn-
ta,ive of DR.. Thamas Wasser, deed
Establishing several inspections OF
Altering Inc court day Of Caroline
eoun'v.
s.. For. adding part of tie county OF Rus
el,o ,hs coGnty es razeweh.
To prevent oostsacisoas to sae pas.
. sage of 6sh in he river Ssaaa'on.
Z. Coneereiag James Johnson.
g. Cancern,ng he Gisbs laad OF Mar,
iia's Braadansps,ish
conserulag William Brisson and VIII.
ham c. Pa Sc.
10 cepcerpiag, Svi|'ism Farris.
II. go ssoaaesag the district coure
fsosa tie Sweet ispr nss. n ne county of
Afuproe, 70 Lesis6uys, IL sAs coansy Of
GSeepbgies
ag. 70, the appointment of ssher 'rus.
tees Of Abiagdap acSdsmy, sadser other
purposes,
Is. Foropsning road from pant Flea
san,,a the ceousy of Mason, TO Clsrks-
bosg in tbs county Of Harrisoo.
ID. Copcersing the election OF ne anbers
Of she cous, of Hastings aad Common
Hall of fredericksburg.
Is. Altering the court days OF certain
ccunt,ss
is. Au,herising the erection of food
gates across the Back Greek in Norfolk
borough.
II. Establishing 80 inspection Of sobae-
co on the land of Thomas Lewis IN Alb--.
marie county.
10. Au,ho.ising the arpoin'mess of
mathematical surveyor in. the borough OF
Norfolk.
10. Es,abl;shing an inspection of aear
on she laad Of I'hognas Lewis OF Abs
marie.
90. For inelading certain lands ia the
town OF Whseiiog.
2i. ExttnE,ios William CHAPLIN from
erecting lock IN his Mil dam across
Whesling creek 10 the county Of Ohio.
%. decreasing the rates of ierriage
cross the Rivanna river, opposite the iowa
of Charlottesville in the county OF Abs.
marie.
g. Concerning James Vaughan.
24. For OPS ing street Ia ths town OF
Pe'sssbofg
s. rs Incorporating company TO epea &
improve he navigatiSn OF Kivanna river,
from M,ko0 To Moore's ford opposite tas
town of Charlottesville in the coaasy Oh
Alb marie.
90. lacreas;pg the pension of Joseph a.
las Josb Miles.
27. Concerning Elias Edaunds.
IS. Coucerning William arseden.
20. Conserving DAVID Huntsr-
80. 70 alssr the Hussiags court OF tbs
boroughof Norfolk.
81. Concerning John Walsh.
50. Divoreing Daniel Rose irom his
wife denriel,s.
s3. Further continuing an act appointing
commissioners 70 view the way for DaVi-
gable canal from Roanoke TO APpomat-
tox.
81. TIE amend an aas concerning the
lanes Riser Company
IS. Providing far the collection of GER
tan militia fines due in Nerfalk borough.
So. Conceraiag Joseph Mayes.
81 Au,horising Thomas Wilson TO e.
rect wing dam from his land in the ceun-
" of Msekltaburg. extending froua tas
annih hank IF the Il lannke rlSRr into the
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IS RslC HaTOND. Tan. q.

TThs 5lil's s-sS 'lasase adjoaraed on
Tkars q
Hse have excla..egia roas,derable po..
tiou Of origgnsl G4stSr. 30 ssslke rooa for
"a csasras. view Of rnem prosesdtsss; a
list Of ~ p,lvase acts passed, a summary
of the aets of a geasral nature. and arspid
yiess sf ous public INSTITUTIONS, and OF re,
senur ard appropriations.
The bill f3r the abeiitio0 OF the public
gnard, is respIsed Ill ,ae ist Of Jan. next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-23
The Arch Duke was expsacd to follow him in

few days.
The decree for calling out the confcription
OF 1908, isiexecuted with unc oumon rigour and
difpatch throughout the different departments
OF France. All attempts to invade it are pu-
niihcd with unexampIsd feverity. TIE lifts or
regifters are all to be completed by the ead of
April. The actual enrolment and march to
the frontiers will not be delayed long after.
If we were to credit the reports from the
sontinent, received through French channels,
we thould be inclined to believe that the eXpe-
dition through the Dardapelles had completely
failed but when We reflect on the character of
the officer cutruited with that important affair,
and on the knowledge we now podeis, that he
was to waite but one hour in negotiation and
after that period, If not fucce fsful, To lombard
the capital, We doubt the truth of them all.
dsrable reinforcement of fhips.
The report of pacific negotiation having
been opened between Ruifia and Pruiiia on the
one part, and France on the ottkr, can have
little foundation in truth, as on the contrary
-we find, that new levies of troops and new fup-
plies of arms are daily feut off to the Ruiifan
Grand Army that Sweden has taken an &C.
tive part in the war and Auftria expected TO
throw her weight into the fcae.
Every thing is in motion along the naval ports.
A fquadron at Hardwich is in motion, aud i'm
-lSNidlely ShPeCfcu 10 ldii OH lOEc important
fer.icc. The roth and s2d regiments are 10
mbark on board the Aeet.
There il no doubt hut our government will
Immediately take poG, nion of Hamburger. The
Dutch (French) troops at that place are no,
numerous-and greatly diiiatisfed with the
conduct of the French.
A great dearth of provifions is faid to prevail
in the Republic of the Seven hands.
Our Dover letter ftates that heavy iriDs
took place on the eppolite French coat on Sa-
turday evening, but the caufe was unknown,
Acrcumfauce of this kind always excites c on
hderable interet, as'the FreHch announce their
victories and other important events in this way.
1t is the intention of minifers TO entirely a.
boliih the new financial fyttcn,, introduced by
Lords Grenville and Henry Petty, and to revive
the old fytem.
A correspondence has taken place between
MIR. Secretary Canning and Mr.. MUNROR,
in which-the former is authorized thus Official
ly to fate the difapprobaton of the Admiralty
at the conduct of certain Brtiih commanders,
in having warned fome American fhips from en-.
tering the port of Antwerp.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-23
POLITICAL RETROSPECT.

No intelligence of any importance has beer
received from the continent. Paris papers to
the 18th, and Dutch to the 22d init have come
20 hand, they contain the Goth Bulletin of the
French army, dated at Finckenftein on the 4th.
It Rates, that not a fhot had been fired at the
advanced potts during the 5 preceding days.
Il is iuppofed that this fufpeniion of active hof-
ti!ties is connected, in fome degree, with the
negotiations for peace, which are faid to be
carrying ON al Mennel. as il were, in the pre-
fence OF the King of Frui1is aud the Emperor
of Ruiii1, have been for fome time at that
place. Both armies have received comfortable
achievements. The Preach are making the
mott active preparations.-They continue to
drain the country behind them of every difpo-
faoie man, in order to ftrengthen themfeves for
confiiei, which, iEould it take place, will be
Deceive of the fate Of Europe. In the event OF
the rein!t of this conflict being againft them,
they are putting the fortrefes they pofTefs on
the Vtula in the mon efTe6tual ftate of defence,
while they continue to pulh the feges of Dant-
&c and Coherg with increaled activity. The
cnutending powers mutt now be able to Ultimate
thlir ability to do each other all the mitchell
originally INTENDED and by this time NUT be
heartily tired Of A couteG, calculated to pro-
dnce ruin and dearuaion to all the parties en-
gased IN it.
The real fate Of Britiln affairs at CONTAIN
tinoP!e iainvoived in the thickeft veil of myite-
ry: 10 official accounts have been received
from Admiral Duokworth, and the whole Of
The accounts of the BritiEh feet having paTed
out Of the Straits, mutt be mere rumour and
conjecture.
The Rufian Emperor Alexander hss certain
Il reached Memel and his brother the Arch
Duke Confantine, Koningiberg. Immediately
on their joining tNe army it was expected fome
general movement would take place. The
king Of Prufiia was alfo at Memel.
The Rtiiian and French armies are not no
than rs German miles di1ant from each other.
Great hopes were entertained that Auflria
would fliortlv break from the degrading ref
traiht under which lhe bag been long held by
France.
The Swedcs are flid to have taken the field
With couiider5ble fOrcc--and already to have
poneiied themieves of Rultack, Prentzlaw and
leveral other places.
The fprIted conduit of Sweden has not only
produced the important event Of cauiing the
French to raiie the fege of Stralfund, but like
wife ,be complete expufon Of the French from
the whole Of Swediih Pomerania. The parti-
culars of thefe events have been officially an
nouOced 10 our government.
The accounts from Vienna are 70 the 9Th.
The emperor had fct ont ON the preceding day
Tor bJda, 10 meet the Hungarian Diet, after
which It was fuppoied he would proceed to vi
ht the hef'rian Cordons upon Tao froRtiers
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-23

and eight days. the irk and only feiiion Of the
third Parliament of the United Kingdom of G.
u. and Ireland.
April 2s.-We are enabled, from perrCnal
obtrrvation, to furnilh oer readers with the
clue to Ill this s,anacenent,' to many Of whom
it would otherwife be unintclGgible. The FL
nance committee Of the huufe OF commons met
yefterday, and had prepared repor; TO be fur
united to the hou!e. The members of the
committee were in the houie, ard one OF them,
MIR. Giles, in the ablsnce of Mr.. Hankes, the
Chairman, was waiting below the bar to pre-
ient the report. That, confident with the Is
lages of IT,. honfe, could not be done until the
Speaker had taken the chair. While he was CO.
ing through the nece!iary ceremony of count
ing the houie, to afcertaiD it 40 members were
prefent, the uiher of the black rod, who, as we
have ftated, was in attendance at the door du-
ring the time of prayers, knocked, and being
introduced, fummoned the houfe to the houfr
of peers. The msn1uvre has fucceeded to
certain extent. 1t has prevented the formal
preientment:ef the report, and confequentiy
all poiIibility of its becoming, az fueh, fub-
jett OF parliamentary difcuiIiop.
The report, as we underfand, fates in ilb-
Rance, that fun of ls 1901. had been applied
by a late paymafer of the forces to his own ufe,
and that this facf came to the knowledge of
his colleague, who did not give any direction
10 the Sic'tAs OF tue luolScI. 1t alo NatSs, that
the committee had diicovsred other and great
abufes in the public money concerns, on which
they ihould fhortly proceed to report. This,
according to the rumours which were circulat-
ed yeaerday in both hodfes, is fuppofed to al
iude to farther difcovery of public plumber,
an enquiry into which would have involved
perfonages high in itation and in Office,
This however, we treft, is but a tempory ef-
cape from detection and difgracs.-Parliament
mnf meet again before the 9Th of July, as the
whole of the annual acts relating to the Iriih
Cuftoms expire on that day. To re-enatt thefe,
the legislature mutt be re-aifemblcd. We
fhould think poorly, indeed, of the virtue of
our countrymen, if fome member ihould not
be found in the next parliament, with ipirit &
patriotiim enough to feize the frlt opportunity
that fheuld offer, of making fuch malvsrfations
the fubjea of public difcufIion.
The writs for the general election were,
we underfand, iGued from the crown Office
this day, AT noon. The proclamation for diff
ioIvlng parliament will appear in this nights
Gazette.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-23
SPRCK OF PEACE.

1t was rumoured yefterday that cartel had
arrived from France, and that fome pacific pro-
poiai had been made to our government. Stocks
IN conieGuence experienced rife. We can
not hnd out, however, that any communca-
ton has been made from the French TO our 60
yernment. There was run,our too, Iaft night,
an unfounded one, we believe, of an armiliice
between Rufiia and France.
Accounts from various parts of the CONT
nent agree, that during the late ceGation Of mi
litary movements, fome negotiations for a
peace were entered into--apd in faet, they go
70 far as to fate, that an armfice had abfo;u
ry been concluded but this needs contirmati-
ON.
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FRENCH AID TO TURKEY.
Fronticrs az nalr, Mareb 0.

The greater part OF the French troops in
tended for the Turkifh expedition, have been
sHemhled lince the stb of February in The We.
netian territory. Some detachments have fet
out for Ifria and Danatia where they viii
go into cantCnments pntii the arrival Of the
remainder Of the army The court Of VII
emma granted without hefitatjon a paHage
through its territory to tb-fe troopsS they take
the ufual rout, which paifed within quar-
ter of league of Trief. IL is faid that Mar.
fhall Bruno has been named by the Emperor.
Commander in chief of this army, which al
ready coniits of 10000 men, and will as
we are Informed be augmented TO 10000 by
means of the reinforcements WHOA are on
their march as we'll from the departments Of
France as from the kingdom Of Naples
The French troops which are already in
Dalmatia, under the orders of General Lau-
riRon will preierve their particular de0instion,
and will not be united to the expeditory
army.
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ACAUTION.
June 20.

ME repeated, and almon daily injuries that
= experience, from the Hegrisps conduct Of many
OF thole, who range through my Iieits with their
Dogs and Guns; eonfrans to give public notice,
that have ntruaed nay Over!eer, Thomas Fortune,
70 prevent III future, ali psrlous from Hunting and
shooting upon my Lands, near the City of Rich.
mond, or Of Ps1gg BysggJ tie eaegi5d fa,i, tJe,soE
hoie OF my orderly neighbors, who are fond Of
iucn heid amulements may he aIursd, that il would
give NE pleaiure to treat them with every marx of
eiVity but If they will be pcafed to eonGder, tar
partial indulgence Of this Mind, from the locality OF
my Lands, simprs9icably, & what the derlnpenient
muit be to my Rock Ito haze often ESPECIALLY on sun
days e Holidays, dlofdery ppron, with their Dogs.
Taveriing every part Of my plantation, * hot un-
frequently committing conGderabls depfedsiions,
am PeTiuaded, that they will not deem this proLibi-
ton urkind. or too rigid. II the evil experienced
was to continue in gresta degree, as it has DINE
ior lone time pat, would be rather nsisfor,pne
than benefit to he the proprietor 81 land for cutiga-
tom 10 near the city. Perlon, d6regsrdig thisno-
tee, vi" be dealt with, the law provides u iush
cafes.
JACQUELINE b. HARvtg.
BslTidere, Jane 30. ~.
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OF TURKEY.

Government are in hourly expectation of the
arrival of dispatches from Admiral Duekworth.
There is myaery in his proceedings before
Conitantinople, which mutt continue incxpli.
cable until they arrive.-He was furniihed with
ample means of defroying the town; his in
ftruetions were poftive and 70 full as to fuit e.
very pofible exigency. Even the number of
minutes during which he was to wait for an
antwerto the propoials tranfmittsd to the Di-
van, was fpecified.
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June 90.
TO BE SOLD,

IN D' PytmjE'' on Ne 29b ef 9niy nest, far cab,
& 10 or GROUND, in the ,own of Colsin
~ b'a' IN Fnyanna, teiigua-ed in lie plan Of the
iaid town by No. Gs--a.rd ai,oisi~g the WarrIopCs
on which there is two itorled StoCs Eio,,C now in
the occupancy Of Mellfs. Herndon aud Morn
There IS an 81 he faid lot, wooden building of
moderate ize. lhe aforefaid property is coi,veyed
to US IA trsa, to fecure clrtaip fun Of nonev due
BY VIM. stone, to G.lliat aud Ilirby aud otAer..
MATTHEW WILlS.1
THOMAS WILLS, I 1ipfesf.
WM. PASTEOR,
June 20. ep4u.
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TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY.
M zoe Eagle Taprn in tie City Of R;s5vorS ON afen
day NE 2o'b dry sfsniy ky v;-,n. of q Dsld as
1'aF executed BY J05n s. Moore. 70, ttt enr1o., Of
Jeea.lsg as6t fSrrsin L,effed, due 10 WaAer B.ys
A TRACT OF LAND, lying partly in Hanover,
4 y and partly in Geoehaud. adjoining the Land,
OF Emma Leake, nan'uel Mofby, Wiiiiam Woodion
aud Others and containing, by eiima,on, $50 ,cres
or 10 much theseof will be ieienr to fa,;sfv aid
debt with the sSPenees attending the execution Of the
truit. BY .,dsy efiit 7ryaeey.
May 80. s.
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JOSEPH SCOTT,
June 20. tdr
June 20.

sEY virtue Of a Deed ofTruN, executed on the a4th
~ day OF May, 1906; whereby David Rofs con-
veysd to u.s., tratt of Land called Coles m the conn
ty OF oooehIand, containing BY then late furxev.
40 acres alto, another ,ra9 fnsll diaance from,
that called Coles, containing 200 acres more or lsr
being the fame lend that the faic Rofs purcbaCa5
from John Hughes and wife, and alfo the ,ra4 bfan
called Mount Project the greater part of which lea
III fiuvanns, containing b. ehimation 200 acrAsI
except S25 acres heretofore fold By the ia;c Rors os
OF the lad tract to Samuel Petit 70 raiie the fun, of
eleven thouiard and four hundred dollar. with nte-
rett thereon, iron, the IN January, 1907 together
with all charges and expenses of Gale arr in pur(.
anee OF requiiition rade in writing under the ,ro.
viiIons OF the fad deed; iball on the "a day OF
Augnit next before ,he front door of the EAGLE Ia
vern in the city Of Richmond, fell for ready nopevs
AL ana hnguar, the land and eates above r,ericoi
ed, at which time and place, eonveyanees viii BE-.
made to the prehsfsfs. more particular deC.r;,,.
'ion OF the above property, may De FEN hy tracing
the references contained 10 the faid deed now Of re-
cord, IN the general court, under IN acknowledge
meme OF the fam. in aonrt, the 18th Tune 1906.
THO5 NoRVELL. b..
w. ALLEN
Tune 90. ic
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5asss AZ aacsiom.

oS WkONESDA1' tie 24G igR. 7tia 3 ri3, 80,
irve:y' 7p'i6a1f '5srSe, abosf Eight Esati3s3
D'is,. rro'fb Of jreis isgao,.sa
G O Q D S,
---ccSsisTIwC
SALICOES and Chintz, white and black Cam.
bries, Ladies fine cotton Hole, fire co,,on
ohrting lrifh Sheetng. Bandanna and Madras tIand
keren'e's, brown Piatellas, German Dowlas. Cotton
herieymeres, Chanhsay Mullins aud Gi,.han,s.
Furniture Caeoes, G.rmantowu Pr.,s. esln,,rej
Camor,es, elegant worked Shawis, Ga Cambr,c
and Other Dimty, Fix and cotton Umbrellas.
a FEW BALES of
osiilAhs' ha'tas and C"as, oae bale Of ella Tikfs
ard variety Of other ARTICLES
iERMs OF sALr.-Ali iums Of 100 dollars and
under calh--between 90 dollars and 500 doiisr,.
80 days-over 500 dollars FIX months cre,is ili be-
given. W
Notes negs,iabie a, the EaHk, with approv.a
endoriefs will be required.
Darmflait, Feifer g Sate6eH.
JUNO eptdr.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-23
FRENCH GRAND ARMY.
SEVaETlErH BULLETIN.

FirkfzReia, H3h "a party of 100 prIf.
hln3 who had embarked at Kongsberg, has
debarke6 Oa the peninfu'a oppoiite Pilau, and
advanced towards the village of CarIesberg
Al. MaingueiDand, aid.de-camp TO MARTIAL
Letebre, proceeded for thar point, with fonle
men. IL 70 ATTY manosuore1 as to carry
of the 100 PrvfIians, among whom were
1870 cavalry.
Several Rui1ian regiments have entered
the city Of D7ntzick by water. The sarri-
ION has made feVcral forties The PoljCb
legion Of the north and Prince Michel Rad
Evil who commands " have dilli guJhed
ihemfelves :t-They have made about 10 of
the RuiIianS prifoners. The fiege is continu-
ed with rgour. The artillery for it has be-
gan 10 arrive.
There ia nothing new at the different
points of the army.
The Emperor has returned from an ex-
curhon he had made to Marienwerder, and
to the fsis de pont on the Vilula. He has
reviewed the 9th regiment of light infantry
and the geH-darNe5 d0rdanna8ee.
The ground, the lakes, (of which the coun
Try is ful) and the fmall rivers, have Begun TO
thSw--There 10 not however, the fmallea ap-
pearance Of vegetation"
Lafe from fbe Mediferra1saE.---A gentleman.
who came psfenger in the fhip Thomas, arriv-
cd at Bottom on Wednefday lat, from Mcrfail.
les. lall from Malaga, nates, tina, the American
Co1iul at the latter place, informed him of
cfboial accounts having been received, that
Peace had actually taken place between the o..