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TO BE SOLD.

BETWEEN foe o"aE. 5mJre4 ayet of BE zyeH
ID faozVH Tsoa Of LAND, in TIE nei!jLclbood of
Cgfis, AMI eonfy IF Hago9y, zcbe5eoa Co5iais
NieJOla' Syme no7o,1fA9. T5f Sa,tfo be /6G is ne
.Rprr Part IF rf fo,fian Of tie ,id Laad qpJieL lice
6ff7ofrH The read ieafiag Fam Ne,o. CeG TO Honort,
7o7en ami PomoaAy river, and Is gen:,aAy aloroel 10
be bemef V1in,b pa,fqf tie E,I Tra7, 7v6ib tie 5ea
judy" eOsjder qDai if nal GPoio, Id any IL He lo7cls
Partf Of be Fate bat as eb 1tendio barebqJs, qoik
P'oba6Ly zOjb 10 Vie7O tie nc 0g,re fsdgas l,ilii-
on beyegE apPeors 10 be naaee1Gpy
TIE Land zoiHbe JDveyed 10 he ssrebaJSy. Cre1js
7rWbr giOcn o, ycrr, or Di,de ME fpyn5eje
marcy, os f7vo jearJ Jor tie eoad fbyd, and oy three
yeer' a, bcigf bir1 Herc9E anu far toeb Of DsS h-
faiasafs, b0ad7p qfProvcd anyiy vrH D. re7ai, ID
asdayoa hsn, BY dced IF trip on tie L1ni HtJ, az q
e9aafsr jSeDrity /artbe 7,bois,
Tbe lIIis,i5cr, goL' lire, in Ns,y- Cqlis, 7om Gsso
NE La"dfo neb az man 10 payeJqS ami bs allner.
:rW be 6e7pn 10 Geb, By Jobn ". TooAn, En-. qobos
,5Iiieoee is ve,y near.
PgGs6Ioa 7riHbrgivc7 Br f,fef January ncai ey;ib
Liberty u t7viag 7V5eaf iLif /aH
HM. CUWNLNGHHHI.
Nste- CgGic, Agegd25. &c
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TIN DOLLARS REWARD.

ESERTED from my recruiting rendezvous,
- in this eity, on the 2th Of the prelens month
PETER f. BUTLER, who was duly emitted OH
the 10Th, as private IN the army Of the United
States. He was born according to his own aceonnD
in Dinwiddie county, Virginia aged "a years. lie
is feet . "a inches high, brown hair blueiGl
eyes, fair complexion and he isens to be very i.ss
ing and o7na.io1s.
/ am lately Informed, that he was on board the
Clgs3eate Higaf. when a,tackedby ;re Br,iii pirate
where he bore the Of a1ge5 FRA, and IN con-
iequcroe Of Gigh, wound, he wasisnt to the borr;.
tal ~ Norfolk from whence he came TO this place"
be above reward with realouable e7penlrs viii he
paid OF thc delivery Of the fad deerer at ,ai, yl,
or to any officer Of the Army &C the q. 6.
3D., y =. G%tTrs.
GqbfaV I'd l.. a. J..s-'.Y.
Richmond, Aaspa 81
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CHARLES PHILANTHROPY ca,r-
JOHN Is OGG, min
AND OTHERS, s,-r,
VALUABLE PROPERTY F0R saTF
Sept. 1

Valuable iNOEEk FOX SALE,
In fHuaase Of Deeree Ct IL. jgb Court 5f CBsaee,,.
tortbf Riatas0Hd Djir;a, b. eoannt Of aa,fie, t5e
toFezoiTg Pro3try, belonging 10 re crate of Yases
A1de;ioH, dfcd nil be J0li 70 tie byBsf Jidiy, on
a credit eF t7veiVe month, 10 zois:
On 1neAay The 29b day Of Sepi.s5ey nerf,
II HAT commodous and well ftuatcd HOUSE &
l. LOT, on the main-itreet in the city OF Vviian,c
burg, at Preiert occupied By Mrs Camp. Alto, TWO
vacant half acre LOTS, the Free School in the
fad city. The iale to be made on the yren.ifes.
o" M0ahty t6s ldt5 G.y ef Dee. foilo4ciyp,
That valuable HOUSE aud LOT, iituated a, the
foot of the capitol hill, ia the esy of Richmond ia
the occupancy Of Charles Boiher and others. The
iae to be made on the prenfes ALTO, at the FAME
time and place. two valuable TraEls Of LAND, living
on Wills Creek Gate G! Kentucky, and within lev
miles of the Ohio river.
There are eight thirty ffth parts OF the above na-
med prol~rrty, which belongs infants, and where
the price Of any fePera;e parcel exceeds fourteen
Hundred dollars, an iltereh with the purchaer muir
be retained in that portion for II EN-.
Additional information may he had on application
to Robert Anderion of Niliianfburg.
THE COMMISSIONERS
Sept. |. cawt29thS IawtinD 2ceptI4thD
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SALES OF LAND.

JAILED VI LAND.
Pu/ndnt 70 decree Of he Richmond fy;t7 Coa,. Of
Cba"ee'y zriN6e J5hS on tie Sysvjs, TO t5e bi,lca
6idae', on fsyeve usnfbs credit, fo aG DIT due 10
George K;peen q Co.
DENWo Traas parcels of LAND, as hereafter
mentioned, the purchsier rurehafess giving
bond with iuficient iecury for the payment, bear
ing nteret from the date and the faid lands dill TO
remain in the hands of the pprehaer or purchaiers
bound and iubea farther iecuri,y as et forth IN
the decree ofthe fad court OF ChanterJ
The iale will take place foiloweth, to wit: On
the twentyeighth day of September next, vii! be fold
on the Prenes of the above tracts or pareel. Of
Land lying in AmherG county, on the fouth fide Of
Bufaioe Ridge, containing or fad to contain four
hundred acres, be the fame more or els adjoining the
Lands OF George Hyiton and others.
And on the eighth day OF oa-5er next, will he
Told on the prenes, the o;hsr tra& or parcel of Lard
above mentioned, lying and being in the county of
SPoly irania, on the waters of Ma,apony fad abous
Tx miles above the court houfs, adjoining the lands
of John Tunley, fad to be this time in the cccn
pancy of Anbrofe Smith and othsse. co,t3iuing, or
laid 70 contain, two hundred acres be the fame more
or lsls.
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makes o. hi, little provnee Pomerans arena FOR
yv'esks" of every kind, Pruilians. Epgliih, Ger.
mans, Rullans, and BnuTbons. The relloration of
ancient GeUnany, ancient France, the ancient times
ancient men, aud aneien, thngs, ieems be the ru
ing paiiion Of the young king YET the mott recent
events DO mt afford HIM great coniolatinn, or fur
Min him with even a reafonable plan. This depar-
from ali experiencc-fron all the leous Of time
aud hiuory could not riPen ON the Swediih foil. IL
wasa corner of Germany that was doomed TO be the
theatre OF 70 arrange Pervertioa. 4; is there that
the Bri,ih expedition arrives, concerning what we
cannot tell whether it has been planned in concert
with the ally or the enemy. .-
"To whatever degree of moderation cur fprit of
cofropo,ius may carry US it IS impoliible to turn
our eyes towards England without the moa painful
feelings of deep Indignation. Twice has England
been iav,d by her Allies, and when has e ever been
ufelu 70 chem When has ihe not deceived then, in
their iuiten expectations When has iie ever ceaG.d
to involve them in deeper wretchedneis? When,
with conhant rage of interfering in the coroern of
the continent has The svinced the leaf might in
TO its Gtua,ioni And whsn has ihe lhewn oaniitien-
cy, in her external afIairs inee the death
81 her moa luxurious !tateimen PITT and Fox p
The worm OF corruption guaws at her Adn,:niltraton
her parties degenerate into ia9ion, her miuners are
charging, fanas of dearuaion are in fecret ur
derminng this glorious country, and the night of her
deiliny will be heightened by bloody catallrophe
winch Is new approaching. We every where behold
fymtons of mourniu futurity. She has reaped dc-
grace in Conaantiuope, difgrace IN Egypt, difgrace
on the coat of Naples; in luda her empire is ,o,,er-
ing; uncertain are her conqueGs ia South America.
The fate Of her deceived allies will be freth blow
upon her. Equally incapable to eonfue herlelf With
III due limits or to carry the great CONTEXT alone
e has evnced heref trsacherous or feeble in the full
finnen, of her prom,ies 1t was to no purpose that
nature haened her ad facilitate her operations
there no ice which iuclofed the harbours; the
paths Of the ocean free while the rroprels Of
he French troops was impedcd Ivy continual rain -
When did he fend powder to beGeged fortreiies p
At the of their iurrsnder When arms
At the that the enemy about to fieze the
place of depoGt when laAly, did lhe fend the zen
t'mc' announced, & times procrlanated armada
When the German regions were ravagej, and the
German nations en,poveTifed--when battles had
been fought, and armies overthrown--w the ar
nee vas concluded, aud returning peace had cat.
her iirR beams upon the defolated Continent"
An article from Vienna Nuggets the probability Of
marriage between the Emperor fra:lcis ard the
Prnceis Of Saxony. This would certainly he a moi
delrabe connection for the houfe of Aultria and for
that very reaion would be oppoied by France, 1t
remains 70 be feen whether his imperial n,sjefy oil
Auiria will IN m far o.,sI
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TRIAL. or VIII SON

Copies OF the trial, at Halifax OF one of the men,
(Wfon) taken from the Chesapeake, have been re.
ceved in town.
Letter from the commander of the Leopard, to the
commander of the Chefapeake, previous to the
attack,
The captain of his Britannia maieRy's flip
Leopard, has the honour encole the captain of the
United States rigate Cheiapeaie, an Order from the
Hon. Vice Admiral Berkeley, commander in chief
of his majeGys !hips the North American iation,
reGpeang fore delerters from the fps (therein men
toned under his command, and fuPpoied now to be
ferving as part Of the crew of the Cheiapeske
"The captain OF the Leopard will not prelunie to
FAY any thing in addition to what the commander in
chief has tated, than exprefs an hope, that
every circumfance refPe6tng them may be adiulied,
in feh manner, that the harmony fulfilling between
tie two countries, may remain undiur5ed."
The boat after an abfence Of three quarters of all
hour, returned with the following anfwer:
know Of no fuch men you dsferibe the officers
that the recruiting lervcc for this flip, were
particularly nHruGled by the government, through
me- not 20 any deer,ers from his Britannia ma
jeilys ihips do know of any being here.
4" am alto nilrueied never to permit the crew Of
any liip that | command, to be Murdered by any D.
Their but her officers; is my dfpoftion to pre-
ferye harmony, aud hope this anfwer to your dif-
da;eh will prove satisfactory.
(sgned) JAMES BARRON,
COMMANDER OF the y. otdte3 amp Chetapedke.
Copy Of a letter from Conn~dore Barron, TO cap
tain Humphreys, after the Chesapeake had lsrucl
Sra" eorfder the frigate Chesapeake as your
prize and ready to deliver her any officer au-
thoriled to receive her. By the Of the boat
ihall expect your anlwer; and have the honour to
be, etc. JAMES BARRON.
~ Sea, 22d June, 1901.
ANSWER.
His INojJq,f pip Lt9beyd, nj Ed, 7ase %, 1907.
SfS---" Having to the utmoG Of my power, fulfill
ed the inHruaons Of my commander in chief. have
nothing more to delre; and mun, in confequeuee,
proceed join the remainder OF tire fquadrcn repeat
ing, that attn ready to give you every ahiaanes in
my power, aud. do MOE ineerely deplore, that any
lives fhoud have been lo ia the execution Of lervice
which nigh; have been sdju9ed more amicably,
not only with rePea ourfelvcs, bus the nations
to which we respectively belong.
have ihc honour 20 be- &c.
5. 7. HUMPHREYS.
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ANSWER oFTHB COURT OF FRANCE

The undersigned minilter for foreign affairs,
has loit no trc in laying before hia majefty the
emperor and kleg, the note which hi, excelleucy
general baron de Vincent did him the honor of
aidreang 90 him ON The 7,h of the menth.
!" His maie0y the emperor Napoleon accepts
Tor hiuielf and his allies the friendly nierpofi-
on Of bis majeRy the emperor Of AuGria, to CT.
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MARSHAI'S SALES.

M ILL be fold, to the higher bidder, for ready
w money, under decree of the court of the u
nited States for the fifth circuit, in the Virginia di(
rit, between Phoneas Bond, attorney in fact for the
creditors Of Ezekeel Edwards plaintiff, and David
Rois and others, defendants in order 20 raiCe the
um OF ixteen thouiand Fix hundred ard fxty.lx dol
lars and xty-ix cents, due aud payable the fri day
OF latt month and the expenes and charges attending
the fsle; number Of very valuable SLAVES
The fae will ;1ke place atfhe Oxford Iron Works ir
the county Of Campbell, OH the 23d day of septem-
Der next.
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BEN. MOSBY, D. vi.
FOR
JOSEPH SCOTT, M. v. d.
AuguA 9Th, 1907. 23S

~ BY content Of the parties, the fae above
mentioned il ponponed till the 18th day of Oao.
Der next, when it will take place at thc Oxford IRON
Works-and by the like content, will be fold under
the decree aforelid, nire rouand tx hundred acres
Of LAND, more or lefs, fi,ultGd on Calawba Creek,
auS the waters thereof in the county Of Bo,etourt,
granted to the Gid Rols by twenty two fev,ra pa
tents for 200 acres bearing date the 2tA DAY
of December, 1855; the other twenty-one patents.
bearing date on the l3th Of May, 1856, and which
follows for 362 acres, four for 500 acres
each twofo 900 acres each; one for ninety acres
one for 40 acres, FOR 1870 acres one for $50 a.
eres one for 900 acres, one for 90 acres one for
acres four Cor four hundred acres EACH one for
three hundred ard Gzy acres one for 40 acres orc
FOR $50 acres and orc for 81 acres the netes and
bounds Of which Lands will appear by the iaid pa
ents mentonedn the iaid David Rofss deed of tru
to Burwell StaTke and Others bearing date on the 5th
~ lure, 1895, and recorded in tie General Court
The fie Of the Land aforefsd wil take plsce at the
Eagle1avern, in The City Of Richmond, on the 2iG
day Of O9ober usxt,
BEN. MOSHY, n. ". roR
JOS SCOTT, 81. Y. DcT.
hSfEWX, DAVID ROSS,
Sept. Q. I'm.
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ToMKINs g MURRAY.

a RE now receiving from on board the fhp rIcrf.
L che at City Point. Il large and genera a! aifor.
ment of Liverpool GOODS, ieletfed and afior,ed 70
accommodate country merchants They are it, daily
expectation OF receiving by the fhp Cape sn aiors-
ment oil uiefui Goods, which they are determined TO
Tell by wholeia'e on very liberal terms. They vii
open IN few days in the houe preicur cce,,q hy
BONN q Hubner, nearly oppoGte the PoG 0h,.
Sept. S. a.
In King HlAiam County Co4,s, -4gggd 25Ih, 1907.
Landon Carter, Coasn.
Againlt
Thomas Reeves and John Temple, Z IN ehf"GfRr'
SFiiS day came the complainant by his counfaI.
and the defendant Thomas Reeves, not having
entered his appearance and given iecurity accordr,
to the aa OF aTen,by and the rules of this court and
appearing to the ialaion of the court that he /,
no' an inhahitant CT this country On the motion of
the complainant is ordered that the fsd defer,
e.''' homas Reeves 90 appear here on The fou.tn
'iohday IN November next and ..,iv.r tie bill Of b.
complainant and the; copy nf Ibis order be fn,tF
WITH inherited IN iOne Paper prhhed in t:c crv
oi kchmond Tor t~o n.onti.s f,ee. iivslv ard ai,n
'er copy poited at the I; ont door al the ccurt ho
al this county. and It IL further ordered t,at lie
defendant Temple do rot Paw, convey ay9v or fecr.r
any debts by hin' owing the defendant Fc.ves un-
IA the luther order CT decree oi this c.uc:
Copy. TeGe,
RIO: POLLARD, ir. D.
otpt. l. e5or,
II" King ~'Aisn COaaty Court, H@sge o5:b, 1907.
Lawrence Mu!e, Co:npls
Agant
Thomas Reevesand John Temple. 1" CA4ScfHr.
Defs
his day came To- caa.iAai~aat BY lis eou7ltI cay
tie dsfe"aauf 7Jemss Reeve., nat 5a4,iss er,e,es
b" anee and sivea Jearit aig I, re az of
ge1'6y and rules Of tbs Can't, aud it ,sseay9. 10 NJ.
Jahation c tie curt ba.btis az igkG5is,n: ofi5,
country, O" sOtion IF lie COMPLAINANT, IL is eq,.F tEat
f1fJa!i andaHf, T5Sra5 Ree0es, DO ate Ae,e on %.
Joa'6 Hfondy ia NsVrnr6ey ana an/z.er t5r IN Of
t6e complainant aadtbat copy Of tbs o,dsr BE fr,5-
TDh6 igf,fe' in fare Htsushap., fnLGedia tie city a
Rifb"0nd for fs09 ,s0af5s ee6Tvely and aa,6er esey
@tfeFed at he r0nt door fbe eoart-Loa Of .t eeaaty
A"dH rs n5t6rr ordered, that tie djsnAIn. Temple, d,
not Pzy, e0nVey nsUay erets any dis b, lin ezpiss
ot5e dfn3aHf Reeves until TIE uf5er o,dr or 4ts,ee
az tits eonrt
II Csfy TEe.
RIO: POLLARD, Jy. D, &C
Otp's l.
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BEN NOSHY, n. ". roa
JOS SCOTT, 81. " Dcr.
DAVID ROSS.
I'm.
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In King Spihiam Copn.y Court, Hae.G o5.B, 1897
Lawrence Mu!e, Co:nrlt !
Againh
Thomas Reeves and John Temple, 1" CAAHcfSr.
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HOLLAND.
The HAGUE. Dec. !

TIE HAGUE, Dec. r.
We, Louis Napoleon. by the grace. Of
God and the constitution Of the kingdom
of Holland have decreed, and do decree as
follows.
3 Art, Is No vessel shall depart Until
further orders from the ports of the king
dom without special authority from as,
which shall be granted only after war;
rsntee and security have been given tina.
tie cargo shall not be, discharged a, az
ensmy's port. The authorization forsail-
ing shalt be signed with our hand.
V Art 2. All vessels entering anyrof the
ports Of the kingdoms, shalLbe Immediate.
ly arrested, without the possibility Of be-.
ing released, unless BY special authority
from us, and signed with our hand 3
Arr. S. Every ashing boat shall be ex.
AHMED before Leaving aud after returning
inso port by the police aud cgssom house
!. officers. .@ss,+
ART. g. No fishing boat shall! he permit.
|: ted 70 sail out unless she master has pre-
siously made oath that he will have no
voluntary communication with any ships
orsesseis whatever, or ifforced thereto to
declare it without fails.
Art. ) The oss masters and other of.
fieers 10 their employ ARE responsible for
all letters coming from, or going TO En-
gland. They will remit them Instantly co
she minister ofiustice and police. 4
Art. 8. Oar ministers are charged with
the execution of the prescott decree &c..n
The bill for. The creation Of grand or.
der OF the kingdom. and of an order of
merit, was sent On the ifsh instant to the
asse mbly of their high mighsinesses.
Inc kings message was ccuched ia the
following terms
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alsra,loria a5ajlp aobertiser.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is.

~ MoRE TRIBU1E.s-We have for 9 lcng
time entertained no doubt that the tfeDch
government would find seine ground foT ces
1nanding an annuaitlibnre OF this county SO
long as it shall continue uALer az aaiisi&istEa-.
ton that will snsts,it to it. It agPeals ~ cur
letters freIn Washington, tf}at the precexe
this year.is TN ANTICIPATED claip, o. tfe heirs Of
Nj Dc Besnmsrclais.l 4 Wcaid seSia By tie
account. Wlsiee IS gwen 81 Niot,s Iefreap's
administration, ,ttstfit Is sQ,rsrseet IN tie
style of tia. in. whlch Ae aemcGasd The xeas-
sing Of law to step tie iateiseufae with =,
Dominge. IS. fht{ IaIte..f
a With regard TO tac lGspenaation Of Law in
France, says tie London >yoiAior, :sunapagte''s
NW is tire I-assc--- Cilitrfcc tho ,f.f.-tia
Pozycr The JNdgge--and ...is 4Fa3g esae Laecuts-
oaer.
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for the foreign department, those who
have not such testimonial TO produce will
be considered as objects Of suspicion, and
will ofcourae not be permitted 70 continue
ID the country.
The Dau,z,g, Rosindale, which arrived
at Huh on Friday afternoon, left the Sound
on Tuesday se'eonighs. The English
shipsat Dantziek have all got out, ready
TO put 70 sea, in case the French reached
thar place. tits said they wese in pos
session both of it and Thorn. Al St. Pc.
sershurgh the exchange with this country
had fallen very greatly.
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FRANCE.
pAR1s. Dec. 90.

The imperial decree which declares the
British island in a state of blockade, was
published at Milan 90 The 12thinss, to this
publication was appended. a decree of his
imperial highness the prince vice.roy. to
insure the execution Of this grand measure
throughout the Kingdom Of Italy. i
That decree, among other dispositions,
orders. every individual who may have
goods aceruiog from .he manufacture Of.
England or of her colonies, and also every
depository Of real or personal estate or
debts belonging to British subjects, TO ds-
clare the same within 80 hours.
Il is asserted that his majesty, wishing
to give ,oahe king of Spain proof Of his
friendship and desirous also TO see the
Spanish army on a respectable feosins,
which may enable it to cooperate towards
the, common advantage, has1net only au.
thorised the recruiting for Spain ef25,Ooo
men, 10 be taken fren1 amongst the. Prus-
sian prisoners, but has consented that
25 900 men more shall be put at The. dispos
al Of the government, Of Madrid, will, he
sole condition that the Prussian prisoners,
amongst whom they shall BIZ chosen, shail
be freely enlisted ard can only be employed
in the military service,
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscribers, Of Alexandria coun-
ty, in IKE district Of Columbia, have oLtsined
froEi the Orphans Court OF said county, letters
of administration en- the personal estate Of
William Mitchell late OF the county afore-
said, 'deeeased-All persons having claims
against The said deceased, are hereby warned
TO exaibit them, with the vouchers thereof,
to the subscribers, On or before the: 18th day
of August next ensuing or they laay.by law
bel excluded from al boneGt to said estate
and al persons indebted thereto.are requested
to make immediate payment--Given under
our hands, this 3th day of February, 1867.
Elizabeth Mitchell, Adm'x.
Benjamin Baden, Amir.
February Is. 2sw5t.
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NEW-yORK, February s.

NEstf-NORA, February 8.
The BRIG E.mmefre, capt. SsoWell, arrived at
Sandy Hook On Saturday, in the remarka-
..b!y short passage Of 80 daYs from Bour-
deaux.s Captain Stowell sent UP his news
spapsrs, shipping list, sc. by the pilot-boat
Patriot; ana the f litor of the ,5l@feanuie
.fdperttse,s has the pleasure oflaying before
his readers Paris dates to the 18th ofDe-
cember, London news to the 18th of that
month, and intelligence from the Grand
s Army tothe 18th, inclusive.
The cnly interesting Information We have re-
ceivedis contained IN the seth bulletia.---
We have translated that and tle 4ota. The
intermediate and the succeeding ones viii
begissn Undue course. The head quarters
Of the French Grand Army on the 18th
were at Posen. No action had taken place
between them and the Prlssia,is or Russi-
ans from the time Bonaparte entered Ber-
lin. The French took possession, without
any opposition, OF oil the fortified places
between Berlin and Posen.
Tie Russians and French had not como into
contact. The former had declared war a.
gainst the Ottoman Ports, and had LEFT the
Z King of Prussia TO ais fate. Our last ac-
counts represent hints be at Koningsberg,
: vergiAs rapidly toTard the situation to
waishtae Frencn emperor wished to reduce
him.
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ooable aa,srs between aaispfisot

!, reasonable aa,urs between aaispfisoss
I'd reason, !. mus be treason.
'' I,has been observed BY the counsel tor
s. or,sonrr. tina. no judge could commlr
ar AFFIDAVIT made b-fore any esaer JUDGE.
= tn. d,s,lae,ioo is cerallly new, and !
h.leve unprecedented. In all general WAL
.sn,, for srresting suPpossd Sffsn DER,
=. drection 10 inc .ofissr Is 70 bsln5 the
nsr.y Stare the person issuing sas war:
r,ot or sesse sshsr justice OF peace, NC.
WHICH you'd pc At least nu5Aiory, u 40
oer,oo could inspect or regard me aifia-
Su sxsept the person osiois wao.n y was
made. Therefore csneiaae That Wiikio'
EMS aE5aviis made before Justices OF tae
neace oil New Orleans, waose eonms.
s;ons appsar 20 be proqctly authenticated
b. ,h. secretary of state, are evidence az
5 This stage OF our slqnlfy.
:. an therefore OF opinion, that the pri.
aopers saoela b. COMMITTEES for treason
against the u. S. in isvying war against
them ~.seA. 80 ;. ..,tft{
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PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Dec. s.

BERLIN, Dec. s.
A courier of the emperor passed this
night through Berlin with dispatches for
Menu he has announced that the al.
vanssd guard OF the French army extend.
ed already as far as the frousiers Of Rsssi.
an Poland.
Though the eleetor Of Saxony arrived
tco' late in Berlin to be presented to his
majesty the emperor, it is announced in
this city that saxony was called 70 high de-
s,iaies, and that the present elector would
assume the title granted TO several OF the
princes forming the confederation of the
Rhine. 81 s