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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-08-14

There is AZ the preept time, child Of eight years
Old in the city Of Montreal in Canada, who s under
going the n,oa wordcrful natural operation which
that part Of the world has yet leen--For fone
tine paf, he has coniantly had a com plant in his
head wkich has been fweiied to mutual fze
ffw weeks ago, he was ftized with the mott excru's-
ting pains in hat part and :; was orty after per-
ceivcd that one Of his under jaw bones detachng
itfslf entire from the head In fortnight, extraor-
binary asst aTpeats, one Of bis under jaw homes lid
really come out entire, ard the other under Jaw sat
TINS moment forcing out in thei wa. The bone
already ont j. replaced by rev enc and it Is ap-
parent that another one is forn ing under tat which
IS uoW coming oG'. The boy eats very heartily, aud
tzcer, when he IS in pain, plays about wh hiss
rades IS nothing allied h-i The shove may be de.
pended upon as an u1,oub,ed 90. the plryn, Of the
boy are veryrefpt Gable in foeiefy, md have fewn
the bone 90 many who have called On hem. And fs
truth can be vouohed BY the mon of The faculty II.
town fou'e of whom alfred Dr. Blake IN extracting
t,s sole already cut, w!en it was nrary detached.
Ale1!rsai Pr.
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FOR SALE.

TNJN OALE.
1.-TWO TENEMENTS nearly orpoflte the Bell
Il Tavern, containing ~ feet front and 90 deep,
at rreient occupied by Samuel Bell and VIM. Sander.
ION. ALTO LOT, on the crofs ltreet leading from
the Bell Tavern, containing 90 feet front and 30
deeP--One third cath will be required, aud and 2
months for the balauce.
I am authorized to fell a BRICK HOUSE on
ShoekG Hill, conveniently ftuated for a family, for
which good bonds will be taken.
THos. NoRvELL.
June 81. IT,
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FOR SALE,

By tbe Gerber, three doors 6elo7v tie mark 5risre
25 HHps OF CIDER VINEGAR,
or hyperion quality, which will be dfpofed of, on
~ moderate terms, by wholefale and retail.
SAMUEL WHITE.
May l9. law6m.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 IL Perfons having claims againft the eftate of
IN JOHN M'CREDIE, deed. or of GEORGE
M'CREDIE, decd. are de(ired to call on the fub-
feriber for fetement, who is duly authorized as adj.
minihrator Of the former and executor of tie latter
and all perions indebted either Of the fad eates
are requeiled to make immediate payment.
]. PENN.
July II. ep4w.
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WILLIAM HART,
OPPOSITE TRE SCALE-E0Us

O1'POSITE TIE SCdLE -EOUSE,
-nAs JUST RECEIVED
5000 VT. Sals Pe,red Da- Teas,
con, Green Coffee,
5000 VT. Corperas, Brown Sugar in barrels.
80 Boxes Liverpool Pipes, Loaf Srqar, Nu,ness and
Gort and long, other SPICES,
80 Barrels Saad. Scotch BARLEY.
1,yh,,ut., 1Haaon Nluilard &c.
Real Cogniac Brandy, t'"eoS '-"''u'h Drown
French, Peach & Apple ''ou''
Brandy, Also:
Antigua w. Hand and Philadelphia Porter, bot
N England Rum, tied bv himlsf.
Gin w''ikey, c. Bounce, Flour, SIT, MolalIes,
&c. Queens Ware, with a
lmperia &; Young Ily(oa variety olother articles.
All OF which he will ftll a. the lowell ready money
prices or exchange Tor country produce.
July IA. r.
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juno 10.
DR. THOMAS r. w. GRAY.

ID EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he
I intends to practice phyiic, Surgery and Mid.
wifcry at TsPPaharnoek, and hopes that r. an nm
RENTING attention to all the duties in the dferen,
departments Of his profeiIion he will give general
iatisisaion, and merit tn confidence and patronage
of all tboie who may pleafe conful, him. lie al
10 propoies TO keep eooltaotly ior ielr, and Upon
moderate terms, TIC medicines which are e.
Morally known aud UGed.
Iu,y g. On,
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ROYSTER 8 BOHANNAN.

Repeatedly inform tbsi, ;eras and tie eab!ie general
y,'6a' bcy 6sDe JIM reseis,d general qs,t4ls1ief
C K &C e IES,
7Vbieb they zeW jR iozs ia, ee, country pr,lger, or
Goo3 aeefpfanees in f0zvn
--AMoNGsr wuIcu ARE
DROWN Sugar in bar Madeira
- rels and hlds. Sherry
Loaf, do. do. Iifbon WINES
Coffee in barrels and Malaga
bags, AHortment of Jugs &
Imperial , gals. each.
Young Hyfon TEAS Beef Cogpiac Brandy,
Hyion Skin } Holland Gin,
Pepper, Country ditto,
plmento, Apple Brandy,
Nutmegs, Pint and / pint Tunblers
S9'sd" RUM, nd do Mu nssi3s1 Box
N EnEland J. Playing Cards aGor,ed,
Molaiies in hhds. & bis. Cotton do. of lup. olty.
Whiflzey in ditto, ga few pieces India Cot
Sack Salt, tons. SC SC. &c.
Crates ware aiiorted, with number Of other
Leepers Snuff, articles, which they
Hbberts brown Stout mean to'keep con(tant-
and Porter, g " on hand.
June "a, Iawtf
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July H..
IN tie EJF SofD,doy ia Srbc0Bey next, seiHbe EX on
~s3,emjfi, 10 fbr bigJ,f bidde,, bat ValuaJls
TRACT o. LAND.

A'oRMERLY the properly of Owen Lewis, dec'd
4 iituated in the county Of Aibemarle, on To,eer
Creek, three miles below the town of WARREN
his Land IS well adapted the culture Of tobacco,
whea aud corn has or tan excellent d.yelling.houfe
with other neeeiisty out houles aiGo, vsNable APP
pie orchard, &c. Ore third Of the purchafe money
70 be paid on the rli day Of May, 1908, the balance
IN two annual payments. Bonds with approved f.
euTity, and ALTO deed Of trua on the land will be
required from the purchafer A title will be made 10
The purehaler on the day Of lae, by the Legatees.
AuguE q ep6t5
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FOR SALE,

IFS Ton Liverpool Slowed Salt,
so Do. DO. Common Do.
so Pieces Sackng,
so Crates well afIorted Earthen Ware,
On board the Snip Vgant, Capt. Bofworth, at Ber-
muda Hundred. Apply to,
WIN. BROWN e Co.
July 8.
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FOR SALE,
Augra 4.

FOR SALE,
LIKELY Maize SERVANT, who can come
we'll recommended. For further particulars en-
qn're OF the Printer. July Is. If.
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~ >HOSE rtsfohs having .'Aia,s asaina tire tfste
Of thu la'e Lewis iIarvie, are requeaed To
bring them h,r~ars. for fettem-n,.
EDWIN JAMES iiARviE, Extr.
Augua (. eptw.
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Beng the unrsdeered amount Of the old Rock on
he "a luly, aad CGojer, 1907, and ne January,
sos. respectively.
Propr;etors Of 1000 dollars three per cent. Cock
viii be ea,tled 70 receive $50 dollars Of new fix.
J z. Com'y LaJ.
June 10, os9m.
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May %.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
FOR THE ARGUS.

an ISTEkES ZINC AND AFFECTING hPPRAL
90 THE GENEHoLENcR md HUMANI7T
OFEFERT READER.
THE storms and distractions lately cx-
listing in ireland, are the causes Of much
emigration. Families are apt to embrace
the slightest opportunity, 20 commit them
selves to the dangers OF the seas, and their
future fortunes to the chances Of new cli-
mate, in land Of strangers.
Such family as this, now residing in
This city, is the subject Of this appeal
They arrived at Norfolk few months
agG, thcn consisting of eight persons u
man, his wife, three children, young WOO
man, and her aged mother. The man di-
Ell at Norfolk, and this miserable and de-
ISOLATE family Of women and children, came
TO Richmond about three weeks ago 1, on
their arrival, their stock was reduced u
eight dollars five of these were given in
advance for the rent OF "a house upon the
remaining three dollars, they had subsst-
ed, and were reduced almost to the las;
cent, whe' they were relieved by the hand
of benevolence. Poor as they were, power
ty was.thc least oftheir calamities. They
were afflicted by sickness, to such degree
that not one WAS able To assist another even
with glass of water.
Until the day on which this is written,
even their existence was unknowp TO those
who have minstcred to their relief; ol
course, their miscfies and misfortuncs
were not surpassed. Death, poverty and
sorrow, Rad compelled each one 70 drink
Of the cup of bitterness, even 20 ITS drcgs
nor was death satisfied. lie had claim, d
another victim. A Young woman, had be-
smne corps in this house Of mourning
when few persons, influenced by the best
attributes which adorn the human charac.
ter, sought for these nfortunstes-they
found them in situation TOO miserable for
description they have softencd their az
Aichons--they have stayed the hand q
death aud have recalled these naples,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
STArE 90 lRELAND-

Under this head VIC a few days since, sta
ted our apprehension, that all was not well,
and our fears that the green fields of Erin,
would soon again I've e,sanguined by the
blood Of her chldreO. Deeply do we de
plorc the inform ,tion, that our fears were
TOO well founded. Private letters from Ire
land state, thst the banner of rebellion is
unfttrlcd, ana the sons of freedom rallying
under her standard The public prints say
nothing further, than we have published.
We await in anxiety and painful suspense,
further and later information. We shall
watch it with Argus eyes, and publish it
on the instant. Pres8.
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Education of Young Ladi. S,

az W1EfGm3bATSS
Mn. hEDERSON's INSTITUTION for Fsf1als
~ Improvement will be opened IhIs season.
under eirtumstances that cannot fan TO in.e,e.t
parents who have daughters 10 educate. The
Uni ed cares Of Mr. and MIS- Anderson and Mrs
Camp will be directed 10 the mental and uersonal
accomplishments OF ,IntH pupil; Whole h,altir,
morals and department viii meet wi h ttar Eciu.
pGious deheacy and attention. which, pa,, NAL
soiicituds only can properly apprecia.s A large
and elegant Apparatus has ben provided icr
the illustration OF the studies Of Geography and
History and in cultivation of the Engi, md
french languages, Nj a. will avail himself Of
the latest improvements Of those celebrated " IL
Lers, Lindey Murray of London and N. C.
Johei OF Philadelphia by each of whom Ne has
been recently honored with copy Of The Iast
edition of Iris works.
The coarse OF lfTsrh6tioh viii Commence on tae
@Oth Oetober. and be completed abb u, the lat @ {
May foilowing==Terms Of Boarding and ! nj.
ion tor the whole pe'iod E 30: ohiliren under
III yesfa old al nall price. For rho ex,Ia b. a, CHI
ss OF accomplishment. Music. Drawins q Dan.
cling. some of the most eminent teachers ~ fhS
I'm ed States are engaged to attend. on the usu.
q terms. such pupils as desire improvement in
these objects
Wihamsburg. 9Th Oa Is07 lin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
MoNpAY. October s,

Mr. bemuel Henry e. member of the le-
sisative council of the Mississippi terrific
ry) was examined as Il witness for the L.
States, concerning q conversation between
MIR Caller, Colonel Burr aud himself, the
evening after the Col. arrived ut The town
OF Washington; and also W tn respect to
an offer of Mr. Robert \. New Zone os Burr's
associateslto sell him forty or Fifty Enc mus
kets and buyorets. His testimony as to the
conversation was hnimportant but the sale
proposedby New developed some extraor-
binary circumstances. The witness, as To
that point, said that he asked New where
the guns werce since the boats had been
searched and none had been found that
New would not tell that, but said he would
put them where he should find them and
offered TO sell them at one third of their va
Tue; saying they were now of no use 10
them; Speaking constantly in the plural
Dumber;) that the witness observed TO him
that those guns could have heen of little use
IN settling Washita lands; and that New
gave this remarkable answer; "It is need
"less To say to 4 man of your sense that
such men as those who care down the
"river with us had no other object bu. that
50! settling new lands. They were too
"wel! fixed ar home to engage in such dull
"pursuits."
On the part of Colonel Burr, Julien Du-
pe:stre's affidavit was read in which
fstrange to tell) he boldly contradictcd in
some OF the most important particulars the
occurring testimony of Col George Nor
F'i> and his sons Gen. John Morgan and
Thomas Morgan!
The court adjourned till Tuesday ten
o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10

ding and settling them. Their actual ex
istence and the plausible appearance ofthe
contract with Lynch made them the more
convenient and suitable for the purposes OF
deception; both to enable Colonel Burr To
decoy mcn To bear a part in his expedite
on, and to persuade others, who were not
themselves engaged, that his designs were
lawful.
The court adjourned until Monday NOR
hing ten o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
THURSDAY, October 8.

A considerable part of this day was oc-
cupied with the production of evidence on
behalf of General Wilkinson, for the pur-
pose of contradicting some parts of Maj.
Pruf's testimony, and of proving him un-
worthy Of credit.
At length it was announced by the coun-
sci on both sides that the evidence was Clo-
sed and thereupon, the argument oi, the
motion for commitment was commenced by
Mr.. Hay.
1t is expected that this argument (Which
no doubt will be very able and Interestingly
will continue several days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10

and helpless sufferers, 10 life, and light,
and hope
| But is this enough? Is it sufficient for the
purposes of humanity, that they should be
}mcrcly recalled, cherished and fostercd a
| little while, merely, thar they may be again
compelled to experience a new tissue of
| agoncs! VIII the citizens of Richmond
permit these care worn strangers, who
have come hither i'll search of an asylumt
10 anguish and die in their streets or
Will they allow to Il few generous and phi
ianthropic spirits, the sole honor of preserv-
ing and protecting those to whom all have
equal claims! Shall this be said of the me-
tropolis OF Acknowledgements, so long and
; 50 justly famed for her hospitality to
strangers, for her liberality and bemevo-
lcuce.
Society, it is true, is often infested by
those who embrace the slightest occasion,
to make appeals to the compassion and ge-
nsrosity OF the public: But this is not a
case OF that sort-licre, modesty and diC-
tdenCe have even exceeded the most ex-
CUISINE misery. From these sufferers, no
appeal was made 10 allay the joys or dis
tur6 the pleasures of the rich and the gay.
No: All was melancholy stiffness and ST
icE; sadness, until just as the lamp of life
was about To expire, the voice of humanity
was heard--the baud o: bepcvoience was
opened they have been restored to life
and to the world, aud why not, to useful
ness and happiness?
"d1aH 7rQnfs 6ut Httie here 6efozc,
Nor gudnts fhGt Rftie TONG"
And Will they to whom the blessings OF
providence have been bestowed in such
protusioh, deny to helpless indulgence, to
these afflicted strangers, even less than The
superiiuous waste which daily surrounds
their sunptuous boards
There is nothing IN this sketch which
partdSeS OF eXagcration. The writer only
regrets that his pen isincapable OF making
more pathetic representation. The iiand
OF heSraiity, it is true, has been already
opeped--lhe holy work has been begun,
and'will not be a3andsred hut are there
not hundreds.nay thousands, who will, take
delight IN adding to their comforts :-of ale
waiting such deep and helpless afiiiction.
It's ut all times, an unpleasant, as well
as an uhN elCome task, to make personal
applications, even in y case so strong. A
nother mode is therefore recommended -
The Mayor of Rich,nond, who knows that
TINS picture IL not oyer-drawn, will no
doubt receive such contr buttons, as may
be voluntarily offered, and the same hu.
name motives which have induced other
persons to afford the most timely relief,
win prompt them 10 distribute with pru-
dence and fidelity, those donations which
may be voluntarily given,
To those WHO can feel, enough is said
, 10 those VINO cannot, 4 volume would be
unayailing.
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DQqf@trlpt
PHILADELPHIA. Oct :

BY this mornings mail, we received our
files OF London papers to the 2sth of Aug,
brought by the ship Sally, arrived at Bos-
ton from Liverpool, which she left ON the
29th.
A report prevailed in London, that CO.
penhagen had been taken possession of bv
the British but, nothing certain or Official.
bad been received on the 25th-at which
date the ReUenSe Gutter, bearing the dis
patches OF our government, not having ar
rived, no further proceedings had taken
place on the subject of the Chesapeake. tbe
discussion OF which, cur London papers saw.
was suspended until Mr. Monroe received
his Instructions
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
TuEspAY. Octohrr 6.

The session. of tie court on this tlav
was almost entirely consumed in the exa-
animation of Maj. James Bruff, a witness in
trnduced by Col. Burr for the purpose ct
proving that Gen. Wilkinson had made
statements to him of nature contradicto-
ny to his evidence in court. The tes,imo-
ny of this witness wrs very lengthy, and
will hereafter be communicated to tile pub
lie.
II is proper, however. now to remark
that he declared himself injured Ivy ccnc-
raj Wilkinson, and appeared to be his per-
sonal enemy.
Commodore Shaw was also examined as
TO this point, and stated that hc travelled
5n the stage from Alexandria with Mai.
Bruf, and heard him ray a great deal in
conversation; from which he understood
him 30 declare that he had been injured by
General Wilkinson, and was disposed t.
retaliate to the utmost of his power; that
he had come to give evidence without being
summoned /; having been informed bv MIR.
Martin that he was TO be summoned that
he WAS to tell 4 long story, and would do
Wilkinson considerable injury.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10

= - II YOUTH Of rcstecfa6le connce-
lions, Jro1 thirteen 10 fourteen vears old,
7vho can sfeH and read correctly. zV6lid be
taken as an ahfireatiee al fRs office. Jfn
shotHd be me wish Of his farenf or guar
dian, ne can sf,eHa farI of'his time IN the
Rook-sfOTe4
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TO BE RENTED

Tni hossessi6n given in Ten davs
TOUR large, elegant and commodious
4 STORES, in tie most central and bu-
sy part Of this City. Tothem are attach
ed, elegant, airy and extensive accomuto-
dations for the families of the tenants.
JOHN MAYO.
June 20. n
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Iem llo[lnrs $50

III 1SOtittl , ICN tIC.
StsERTEo FROM the service OF tho Pvblig
Gnaro stationed in this place JAMES Mics
cow AN p'ivats IN said gard; he Is a nr.
tive Scotland, which is easily perceived from hrs
speech, as he has not yet lost the Scotcb yfo
nuneia'iou-IIe is about feet inthea higb.
black hair, grey eyes, dark complexion and
knoekgkneed it - uncertain what his dress as
at the time Of his deserving, as he had diRsfent
clothing exclusive Of his uniform Hs dessned
on the nigh1 between the +.h and 5th insy.
Peter CrutchGeld, c. p. g.
Richmond 6ib on IQOz
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Geo: lin. Smith.
City of Richmond, Sept. II. iGO7.

NIB. Sales of part OF Inc above dekstiBtd
property, we're made on the Odd uItir,o. amoun.-
ing TO sos dolls. only, ard leaving Cos dolls.
and S3 Is cents, be-ide interest THEREON yet
Disc to raise which with the charges. further
sale viii be made Of The whole or so nucn of
the property remaining unsoA, as may be res
cessa'y. This sale will he made upon the pres
misses, on the 22d Of this month, and will CONS
mence at o'clock F. M
Ge0.. Nm. Smith.
City of Richmond, Oct 10 I8U7. ids
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BENEvOLuS.

We are atIthnf;zc,; 60 state, upon the au~
thorIty OF 4 respectable gentleman OF this
town, THAT Liinc-jn;cc IS a sovereign RENE
dy IN EilhenS complaints-from the resu!.
oil repeated experiments made ia MS own
,amiiy, ali equally successful and efficient
we have no hesitation in Recommending it.
AZ must occur "a every one, that the fresh
er II Can be- procured the better; and the
more Certain The effects--On our ownpart
and on the part of the public, we tender
thanks fer the kind COMMUNICATION.
Canada Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
Drugs & Medicines.

Daniel Nm. Sackyidef 81 C6.
Have this day opened general sseottmenr Of
DRUGS & MEDfCINEs
And great variety Of valuable PATENT NE.
DICINES, which they are determined 70 Ill
or reasonable terms.
DANIEL Nm SAcKRiDER Offer, his 4e,s
vices to the ciuzens Of Richmond and its viciz
nifty as practitioner Of Phytic, Sufsery, &c. St.
lie has every reason to believe lis professional
services will be satisfactory 70 those who vii
hononor him with their eonfdente.
Richmond, Jolly 2olh, nearly opposite Doos
FoVThee's, Ia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10

a Comet has for some evenings past been
observed IN the constellation disk. above
the western horizon. On the evening Of
Monday last, by marking its relative stu
alton with respect TO other stars, it appear
cd to be very nearly in the equator, and
iJs right ascension aJou, 10 40; on the
following evening it was again observed,
and appears 20 be nearly stationary To
the naked eye it appears like an Obscure
star ot about the second magnitude, with Il
family lucid tale projecting q few degrees
from IT'S uuclus From lis apparently slow
mStion it is probaL,e shat is may be visi-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
CONlET

The Comet which was first seen in this
place about Tic last Of September and which
has been plainly visible TO the naked eye
every clear evening since, has also been
scento tic NUrthward & Eastward, who're
it excited considerable attention and int.
rest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
NEW FAcuToIHI, corr .,,,,e.

NEW FASHIONED COCKADES!
HIS Britannia MajeSry's Schooner Pike
was lately takenby French privatcer. 1t
is asserted III 4 New Providence paper,
that the privatecrsnen cut off all tic En-
glisl saiiors~ears and placed them III ti,rir
hats. as ccck&dcs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10
WEDNESDAY, October Z.

An unfortunate event in the family of MIR
Writ, one of whose children died on this
day, prevented the progress of the business
In court.
On the motion of Mr. Hay an adjournment
was agreed to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-10-10

The firing Capt. Prince heard after he
left Denmark; must have been ~ Stralsund,
which is not degree distant from Copen-
hagen. The CrnwA Prince of Denmark
hadSoDc 70 his capital 10 prepare todefend
1t, according to the last accounts. The
British fleet had suircundetl the island, had
stopped All British vessels going into the
Baltic, and were preparing for hostiiities.
The naval force Of the British is so great,
and the situation Of ZEALAND so favorable
to their operations, that it is much feared
the Danes will struggle in vain against so
formidable an enemy The English expect
warm reception, and they employ every
guard against the evils they suffered IN the
last engagement, from their precipitate
attack. All advantages are combined with
deliberation in their expected attack upon
the most peaceful nation Of Europe
(EsSeE REGISTER.
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D1Eb-At Williamsburg, Mr.. PHILIP
MOODY, proprietor oftIc mail stare. from,
Hampton 10 Richmond, and for MANY year,
keeper OF the Raleigh Tavern, Williams.
burg.
- In this city, or tuesday night last.
Mr.. JOHN KNOTT, printer, and one OF
the workmen employed in this ONCE. he
was lately from Norfolk.
-z - IN London, 1st August, aged &c.
JOHN WALKER, ESQ. author of the pro.
nouncihs dictionary, SC.