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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-27
This Is to. give Notice.
5anaary 80.

THAT the subscriber, of Alexa,,dsllis coun,
ty, in the district Of Columbia, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court OF said county letters
of administration on the personal estate of
yfle@aalder Latinier, late Of the county afore-
said, deceased all persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit them with the vouchers there
of to the subscriber, on orbefore the 2lst day
of July next ensuing, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto, are requested to
make immediate payment.-Giyen under my
hand this 2lst day of January, 1907.
Mercy Latimer, Adm'x.
January 81 2awew
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! n o T I c E..


rg-HE subscriber intending to decline bust,
Z ness in this place, takes this method Oh
ealing upon all those who are indebted to HIM y
for paymeat and such as do not come tor-
ward before the 24th of next month, their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands OF proper
person for collection.
My, own debts must Sc paid . therefore an
apology for this call is unnecessary. ANY
claims not Iquidated are requested to be pre-
sented, as all honest ones will meet with aFteh-
ton SO far as in my power.
HAVE ON HAND
A quantity Of DRY GOODS, the price OF Of
which | will make very low to any person that
will purchase the whole.
Z have also on hand,
A general aHortment Of Groceries
and Liquors as usual.
George Clsmentfon.
February "a. eolW2@w2W
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Joseph Moxley.
Robert EeI,b I"
Rappahannock Mills, &c.

he subscriber would lease or rem. :,
4 valuable property, called aHUNTp t5s'
WORKS, consisting cfa Manuiacturipo h ~
llate IN the occupancy Of Messrs. Coocob . .na
Hollings Worthsl having two water vboaIa
With four pair barr stones, and all reces. ss'
machinery good Grist Mil, Saw Min s.,y
houses suitable for miiIers, coopers. & bIscl '
smiths. At this place are the walls and va
mains CT forge and Sitting mill, formerJ,
carried CT, the scites Qfwhich, and others 1.
tie same canal, are. excellent Sag water v-og.s
Of various kinds. This property is on tba
north edge Of the Rappahanaock, ni.Ain two
miles OF Fredericksburg ard one Of Falmcut6
has peculiar advantages Of water, and IS well
situated for the purchase Of wheat, now he
staple OF the country, and Of L 3 last crop a
large proportion yet to come to market.
Also, valuable MANUFACTURING,
MILL, wiasl two water wheels, two pair Of
stenss, and TIE usual machinery, situated On
the same edge Of the liver, within half annie
Of Falmouth, .;aing3 Convenient aud comfort.
able niiIyer's louise attached 20 il, ard carI
which row afofds water communication from
Falmout3, to the mill door, and at the expence
Of only three CT four hundred dollars may be
extended 80 the doors oFthc forge rniNs-0r,
/ viii sell the wilole e the ABOVE Property
under stipulae;ons, fer the benefit Of contigu.
ous property. but TO way injurious to tx,
and give. credit seven years il necessary, for
three fourihs OF the amount, and accomIao,
dating time Ter tie ether fourth.
Robert Dunbar.
January SC. 2aT6w
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Valuable Property for Sale.

Pursuant 10 a decree Of the circuit court Tor
the district Of Columbia, he'd at Alexal.
dria, and the last viii Of BeniamiA Stress
deceased his executors offer for sale,
TESHAT Valuabte Preherty at the corner OF
l. King AID Fairtax-streets, part OF which
is occupied by Caarles Bennett. The lot eSr
tends 40 feet On King and 70 feet on Fairfax"
street, is subjset 10 rant ciargge Of 80 dollars
per aLnum.
To those who are dcsirous, either OF 'ecur'
ing good stand for business, Or restin5 their
money in real sstatc, this IS a most inviting
piece Of property. A email part the money
viii be required in hand or In all approved
note at 50 days---on tie balance liberal cree
dit will he given. For ferns apply to either
Of the executors or to Benjamin ShreVe.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, E*'T5:
john Ianney, ]
November @s. -"
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Land for Sale.
January %.

uSHE subscriber wishes to sell about hftee1
/ and an half acres of Land, within. halt
mile of Alexandria, situate on the south side
of the lane leading from Mr.. Eodgson's dwell
l;no. TO the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property frolh
It's situation must soon become valuaole, u
will be sold low for cash, or good negotiable
paper at ninety, one hundred and eighty, and
two hundred and seventy days. Apply to
JAMES IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
January 90. eou
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This is to give Notice,

FgvHA'E the subscribers, OF faiFi',A obtoiD.
ty, in the state Of Virginia, have sv o9s5
ed from the Orphsns' court OF Alters 'a,,ers Of
county, in the district Of Columbia, Of Hln,
administration on the personal estate 81 aiore.
ry Zimmerman, late Of the county M. cIaims
AGAINST a asss s said deceased are hereby .osa a
to exhibit them win the vouchers lnI, day Of
the subscribers on or before the ssth b ds q
jay next ensuing, Or they may BY !y.lsatn,DAnd
eluded froul ali benefit to sald ess $40 20 make
those inacbssd tcf9ts are requested to hands hands
inns,liate pa t--Gigen unost 0''
this 2sth .!a3usry. 1907. i. dJ,u,s.
Eliza Zimmerman, A@m"'
John zimmerman 1a aawss
January 50. .-,,,.-~~s.. -...s......ssaa
ppssrEp pAILY BY ~
SAMUEL SN0ND1~
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TO BE RENTED,
90 Dollars Reward.
July %

w An AWAY from TIE subscriber living IN
N Prince William County, rear Hay Mar
ket, ON the first of January, anegro man nam
ed ygindsor, aboxt 50 or SO years of age $
feet g or 10 inches high; has down look
when spoken to; one OF his hands has been
burnt onthe top nearly over, and IS white and
scr,lffy--had on when he went away 9 suit sf
soldiers cloth but il is like he viii change
hisclothes as he had money when he went away
and perhaps change his manic en- dollars
will be paid if taken inthe county Sbro,t home
if taken out Of the county and brought home,
the above reward, or, secured IN any jail SO
that ! set him again.
James Wyatt, fen.
February 9. laW4tN
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For Sale.

~ ETWEEN three and four hundred acres
- OF PRIME LAND, lying on the new
turnpike road, about % miles from Alesan-
tlria. This tract is well watered, well tiua-
bere,l, with some excellent meadow OIL It,
and much mere may be made-r-One hundred
acres are. in wood. Apply for terms to Gull
bert f9o5vsl, IN Alexandria, or the subscri-
Der near the premises, Fairfax county, Viz
gipia.
Richard Bland Lee.
Felyuarv Ia IawSt
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N O T I C E..

.Et - - E 3 .
A MAJORITY Of the Stockholders Ct The
n Alexandgia theatre, having agreed 70
purchase a,s gcousa reat q Slo8 per en-
mum, arising from the groand en- #hlch The
theatre is erected, give th5s ff05!.c aot's' to
stockholders residing out.os Alexandra, that
unless they forward notes to the subscriber
PAYABLE at 3, 6, and Q months, from the FIRST
Of January, 1907, for their PROPORTIONS, by
the first day of March next, deed will be s
then taken for the property to those who shall
agsss to the above purchase by that day
Any stoclholdcr di;sagreeing 10 tae ahoye ST.
pulations, will only be entitledto the.one and
thirtieth part Of the neat proceeds Ell the SAFE
of the property, sold at PUBLIC auction by the
direction Of the trustees Of sid theatre, Ell
the soth August, 1906.
Guy Atkinson,
Agent fer the Stockholders.
January eo--3e. Paw lstM
as The above theatre to rent.
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PUBLIC SALE.
70 EE SOLD, on t.ie PREMISES, on alfo-A
D.4Y, The 6th dag Of y4stlsss 'leass,

70 BE SOLD, on rae PREMISES, on -afoA-
D.4Y, the 6t.t day Of y4fl'-Fs 'le1s,
The Lots Of Ground, With
the improvements, now occupied by Mr.,
hggs Saith, together with the whole remain.
in.r pars of the said two Lots, containing; haIf
senarel save AZ feet 6 inches on Royal,
sud ll2 feet on Queen-stFeet, decided 70, anu
aow il the occupation Of Join bd's'degalle -
The said Lots bounded On the south by the
lois formerly belonging to the late Nsl14a7a
RfSao.sau J; on the east BY Royal-street, on the
north by 0ueen-steeet, and on the west by
pift-ssrecss. One tlird ofthe purchase money
to be pad down the remainder IN !, :, or 5 !.
years AS lllay suit the purchaser a deed OF
trust and bond viii be required to secure the
naysent of principal and interest thereon an
naaily. If any person wish to contract by
private sale, previous to April, they may APP
ply to John Loagac,l, who IS authorised to BAR
srain for tie same. If the property be not
sold Il will be leased on ground rent ior ever
on very low terms,
February 25. %aWts
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Guy Atkinson,
Notice is hereby given,

WHAT all persons who may be found tres
j. passing on the land belonging to C. W.
Ya.angen, situated Oh the Potomac kiver, near
Alexandria, below the mouth of Mol Frost's
Run, and extending to 3 line belonging to
Mr.. Peter Sheron's, nearly at the lover ex-
,remity OF the Poccsen and from thence back
from the river to the north branch CT Little
Hunting Cree, viii be prosecuted TO the eg-
tent Of the law IN such Cases provided.
c. w. Valengen.
February %. 2aW3w8
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Goach-Making.
REA AND T AY L 0 r,
LATE or NEw-YoRK,
LATE OF NEW-I Q
pesasctfs4l,y inform tksir Friends.and The p

Reshect lly ia53dn FkFI1' rlsHas.d'1a sIe s 70
lie,
vEyFIAT. they have comnenf1i the aooVe
business at the shop formerly occupied
Nv w. I. Peck, In Royal-street, near LADS
by,s hotel, where, they propose carrying on
in all It's various branches, on the most rea-
sonable terms, for cash. They Halter them
selves the experience they have 2cqured IN IN
the principal cities in the United States, viii
secure them public patronage, which VAL De
thankfully resolved and PuEetually atteheca
10.
February Q. co
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PUBLIC SALE,

10y virtue Of deed Of trust from General
Henry LEE, for securing to WILLIAM
EUBwELL LEE, deceased, the payment of a
debt Of sixteen thousand sig l4andrsd and SIX
ty-six dollars and sixt3y-siX cents, with inter-
est thereon from the 18th day OF April, H98,.
and apon the request Of the legal represents.
i've, of the said W1LLIAa LuDwELI. LEE,
deceased, shall sell at public augtion, TO the
highestbidder the following
Tracts OF Land,
At the periods hereafter nleRtionsa---shat !.
to say
One tract Of land, lying in West
nlcreland county, called $ HcAiS'a Afarsh,,
containing, as mentioned m the said deed,
two thousand eight hundrea acres or therca-
bouts--and
One other Tract Of Land, called
!" Black Gr2uads,' containing eleven hundred
acres, more or less, N Westmorelsad counv,
. ty---at Westmoreland courtpHoase, on the Esd
day Of March next, being court days
One other Tract cf Land, stated to
contain sixteen hundred acres, called {. Buf-
1tatoe 1Haqsh,'' lying in the county Of Frede-
rick, togethe2 with a n2oiety aftlle Mill upon
the said traot---at WT@ehester, on The Ath day
O. May next -
. And all the Right, Title, Interest
sor Claim OF the said HENRY LEE and WIFE,
to FIVE hssndred acres, lying in Fairfax coun-
~, at the mouth Of Dihicuit Run, on the west
side thereof, at or near the great falls Of Po-
tonac--at laigta-r CourtaAoese, on the 18th
day of May next.
It's expected that persons wishing to par
chase either of the above tracts, will previous
ly view the same.
Bushrod Washington,
1'ausTEE.
5snaary 80. 2aw
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TO RENT,

A CONVENIENT two-st FRANZ
n HOUSE lately occupied BY Mark butts
situate in Duke, between Water ana ohloh
streets, next door to Thomas Prestoa's. APP
ply to -, p.. -
Thomas Preston.
January z. eo
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Wanted to Hire.

Wanted to Hire,
A BOUT THIRTY HANDS aid several al
IN. Horses and Carts. For terms apply TO
jonathan schozfela, of Alexandria, or GIa7lss
sstez,art. of Fairfax Court house, Virginia.
Feb. "a. 1eN~w
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algranuvla Dajlp anlerttsess.
..-y@-
MONDAY, MAY IS.


Ia the Lydia, captain Hill, arrived at Bos-
ton, from the north west coast Of America.
John Rogers Jewett, and John Thompson,
came passengers. They are the scriy Snrvi-
vors OF the Grey { the Ship Boston, captain
John Salter, ths rest having been murdered
by the natives on the coast. Capt. Iliil was IN
Columbia river on tie Pacific Ocean, after
Captains Lewis and Clarke left it on t~leirre-
turn home; and saw some oflte medals left
by them with the Indians.
A passenger in the Vigilant, from new
Orleans, informs US, that a few days previous
10 his sailing, General Wilkinson had dis
patched Major Sparks, WITH a detachment OF
troops, to Fort Stoddard; but the Spanish,
commandant would not permit them to pass
the Mobile, and General W. had ordered
them to return. IN. York papcr.'
Captain Atkins, who arrived at Boston on
Saturday, from Iaragonia, was boarded OH the
Cd Of Aprilby a British slo5p of var, tie Ecu
tenant Of which Informed him, that on the 25th
March cfol in. with a British schooner, Z,
days from Alters, and received frora the capt.
the following intelligence THAT tie United
States friigate Constitution arrived at Algiers
from Tunistwo days before he sailed. with ia-
formation, that the English under sir Sydney
Smith ard admiral Louis, had taken Alcxan-.
dria, and afterwards proceeded for the Darda-.
ncliss."
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for Baltimore, spoke her in long 10 days
out. May lat. 80, long 40, spoke ship
Washington, from Rochelle, for NeW-York.
l7ta. lat. SO, long. ~, brig Harvey, Hides,
from Tobago, for New-York. Captain u in
formed, that whilst the Mercury was at an
Choir to the southwark ofthe Capes aid within
two miles Of the shore, she was boarded by
an officer from the British frigate MelaInpls,
VINO said he was ordered to take him and all
his papers N board the tligate: CaptainD.
demonstrated against such conduct alledgginsg.
that he was WITHIN the jurisdiction ot the Y !.
States, andnot liable to search but the oeH-
Ger repeating that it Was his orders So to do,
the captain thought il bis duty to So ON board
with his papers, where all the letters were
broke open, and invoices and bills OF lading
examined; when discharged the whole were
returned with the letter bag IN disorder aad.
confusion. The gentlemen to whom the
tiers are addressed viii receive this as s.n apo
logy for the condition in which they willre-
ceive them.
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WIRfEMBERG

Sfutgdrd, March Is.
A courier which lehW Warsaw onthr 10th
March, and arrived here yesterday, an.
nounces that the French imperial head
quarters we're ssiil a.O sterode- Excepting
lone Insignificant skirmishesof advanced
posts, nothing new has taken place between
the two armies. From the frequent and
successive journies Of general Bertrand,
hrs msjesiy's aid de-camp, 20 Koningsbrrg
and Memsl, il is prssuned all hopes of
snegociatious for peace are 40. vanished.
The minister prince Bencvenlo, who had
gone To The French imperial head quarters,
has ret1aned 10 Warsaw. The Turkish
and PERSIAN legauona were still as thascily
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GERMANY
Fronkbrt Mar,

Frnnkfort March 20.
The fortfesses OF MeidAsia and Walla,
cha are about TO be fepaited and supplied
with every article requisite for maintaining
along siege, 10 case il shoaid be necsssa.
ty. All the Turks have retired from be.
You'd the Danube. From other quarters
ne hear that The Russisns are preparing 10
abspdoo Wsllachia.
Housschid- Pacha, who has been for some
viine governor Of Egyp., is appointed
paeha Of ,Widdip, vacant By the desshof
Passvan Oglou, Msssapha- Bairsetar, d
paeha Of three tails, continues to command
the @ tonan troops which are along the
right bank of tic Dannbrs
According 10 letters from Warsaw Of
the I7sh Marsk, the cold weather IS very
sensibsy fslt 10 tha. eopAuy. Tbs I Z mo.
meter Of Reaumur was Tor several days 10
degrees b low o, The graud army is re-
posit.g isseft ia its cartonmsnts.
Accounts from Pemcrania say that the
rnasshl Mortier's corps Of the army will
shs .ay be augmented 10 $4,000 mrn
Dutch troops have replaced the Frsneh re-.
gimsnts which have been sent TO East Pros
STA. Other. rslnforcemsnts are OF the
march ,ojein those already arrived. IN
short, that corps OF the array will hs sufs
Cleo y numerous 20 carry 90 the siege of
Ssfaisund, if j, sheuld enter into the ge-
nerals vie we 10 undertake it, An expcdi-
tion prepared az Wolgast, is, il i bel,ev.
ed, destined against the isle of Rein.
geo.
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POLAND.

WGfSQ1Vs 5l1 1HQTchs
Odr armies are in motion in spite Of the
.rigour OF the season. Marshal Massena
will no doubs beein here by a coup d'eclat
We are therefore ia expectation ofa battle
soon, which may be general. The head
quarters Of the grand army It is thooght,
viii be established al Prusnisz.
Ls tiers from Vienna announce that the
aid de.camp of the kiog of Prussia, M. de
Goetsen. still continues in that capital,
where he had ffequent conferences with the
minister's. particularly with count de Sta
dion. chief Of the department Of foreign:
affairs. On his part the Russian ambas.
ssdor at Vienna continues to receive FIRE.
quent cousiers from the Russian head quar-.
tiers ia Poland.
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SWEDISH ~PoMERANIA.
GrieSSvQM. 17fh Marc

GrleSSJVaAd. 17fh March.
During the FIRST days Of this month the
Swedes have made several attempts TO
drive the French from their lines. On
the 18th thsirsat.ack produced a very warm
engagement. The Swrdes were forced to
in great Disorder
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towardSscAfrying CHS act into exe :u.ionA
Tbs psr6uus VINO shall e1gsge, VIII nos
be called from their homes uotl sotne ,ag.
gresslonr committed, or sin.eaded, shall
reader il nceessasy. When called inso.ac-
ton, it will NOT be fora lonnging, but Tor
an active and perhaps distant service: !
know the effect Of sh1s consideration 10
kindlipgthat ardor which prevails for this
service, and l count on il tor filing up the
numbers requisite without dSiav. 10
yourselves / am sure il mustbe as desirable
as it is to me, 20 trausfsr this srrvlcctrom
stse great mass OF the ms.sia unaerJ our
charge 10 that portion Of .hem 10 whose
sisbits and entrrprlz1. active and d,s,.nr
service is most cnngerial.
With respect 10 The organizing, andsoh,
cering those VINO shall be rngagsa within
your sta,e, The art I self Wi! hs ,ourgaide.
and as Il is desi;sbb}cr we shouiNh:s kept lr.
formed OF eae progress Of this cuisines.
| must pray you ~ report the sane t5utn
liglsto ntas Is che secretary II val. who
wia correspond @ith,eu on al. the tstals
arising ont oi il. Accrps ny sa'ltaxicns
aud assurances IF greet rsssvW &resrset.
EH. JEFFERSON.
MuslcAl PHIso4asf. gentleman Of
musical science AID taste, AID spcn 5aiosa
~veracity We can place tic sstl.lost ~fe:iiasee, his
tayofedts %irh tue iVi;oi ilg very crrica5 ra
~tlcu.srs OF G cIrsa.isiaase, 10 w.iTcsa lie ..::gr.
self Is WsNHsas, re.!nY ree,s,,e OF tt.e ~i.ig.,ese
rcspectaSlty, lave at vsl.oas l@ilr5s 5oen 4
witness %
" It's no lcss sas.4. Sf3aa true, tf.at a
genae-san OF fortune, ii the West CT Eng
land, can attaa'iy s1ss a DvEf aasfwsiiat IS
truly astonishing, he Car lcseise IN octave !;
ascending III cna aLgEs AID dcseca ii ii aile-
taer at TIC sarge moment. lie sin.s the trc-
BE asa Bass Of Ssephens's b~SsNtitst Gee ef
! nc MORE LADIES, il. a very correct
MANNER i mastbc observed, that lie does not
arIula:e th,;s words isGt a. che a;Nltfae sane
TING prodnsses two distinct sst;t.ag, wh;cil 10
esn Vary at pleasure, and which ia1sn.bs1 ii.
0aorae and 9 iasaooa."
ms 5ssntlc2.sa can give no explanation
q tie manner ~ which Re grodtcss RIO dis
tinetT sounds il was by aesia.eat lie discover
cd that.hc possessed 80 singular 8 faculty i:
IS different iion y~estriIoau!sm, y { thinks
c@lI1lct be attained ty imitation, or airy artii-
Gil management Ct che organs O. 3 h
IAsgs K,rk laagr.i
-+
zaunder-Thc following Is 2 litsral .rans-
lation from some lines written by a Csnadian
Indian, in his native language On Thunder.
s 1t is the Voice Of Gca, when Re clothes
himself with t%efTors, and speaks in angar to
the spirit OK the Lakes. The sea flies at tks
presence ofhis voice, ard knows net whittier
to lily tie tees on the tops Of the %5oftiest
mountains bow down their heads to the values,
and the earth trelsbles, the FLYERS fsrget their
course and the clouds laelt away in big drops
Of rain on the ground.
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BALTIMORE, May 90.

Arrived, schooner Dorchester, Trayers, Is
DAYS from st. Thomas. The schooner Ram
bow, Fulton, Of Baltimore, sailed the day be-
fore for Turks Island.
.Also, brig Mercury, Davis, sosdays from
Bordeaux. Sailed In CO. with ship Victress,
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Nm sssateae far the Mercantile Adpertisen.
AusTRIA.

FTenna. March FL
The court gazette Otto day contains an
.,,,cir which leaves not the smallest donbi
6 close union having bssn formed be.
,seep Esglapd and Russia, against the IN
SsOsadsuee of the Porte. This article
avs hat the squadron Of admiral LOUIS
.,s,ioped OF the isle of Tonedos has been
ss,r;uforcsd by four 5 deckers and several.
i,iaa.es and corvcsss that on the 2lstFe
bsvsIy they attempted L force the pas
sage Of the Dafdanellss, which, defended
b. seven forts ; that the &C ion was very
wsrm aud little favorable 10 the small
rambler Of vessels whiSh the Turks had Q
capo.r against them. Even 10 the midst
Il .he action the English hrgaD ta nsgoei
ss, and proposed Recommendations, shach
swsrs ssillgoing on at The DEPARTURE OF the
courier Itis believed the Pore will not
suffer itself 10 be in,imidased.
Letters from Hungary say that the Rus.
SLAMS have reaouneed their enterprise q.
ssinss the isle OF Lssina 10 Dslma;ia. The
Russian squadron under admiral S!niayin,
cruising in the Ionsss seas, has been re.
ipforesd by three shapsof the line, and 3
other smaller vessels OF war.
The public funds have nor vet risen;
we know not 10 what caase this depression
Is 10 be attributed.