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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
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= K . X L L
Afoasld Cds,aAllss e q saEsriog quality IN sntaH
6o:ees smitab's for 1h'Trate .fanaies.
by 10 and 10 by u AYindowGlass Of the
Baltimore nianufactSry.
Patent Castings End Teaketties,
EacelIos and CarcavelIa Wines.
.Ey. RC2ERF. T. HQoE & Co.
Feb. 4. 2aw4w. =
FAXON, A1ETCALF & CO.
Haue received per schooner Cad Astcns, I'm:
Baxter, from B0sfon,
And OFFER FOR SHE,
100 boxes Mould Candies
II Eosshss@s New-Ensland RnEa
40 barrels Go.
pipes French Brandy
6 do. Hollands Gin
IS barrels Bosten Beef
half barrels Pork
s hogsheasls Cod Fish
s.. boxes ditto
barrels Cheese
s5l reams Whipping Paper
20 nests bingham Boxes
.fL3c,
A general resso.tment, Of SHOES, st1ons
which are 4 few Ladies White Kid Slibpers,
which viii be opene4 Immediately, and dish
pessd OF Oh moderate terms.
February g. eodsw \
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
PEELIC SALE.

On WEDNEsD2AK next, at II e'e'eck, viii
be sold, at tho DWELLING house OF ElRlaj1a
1E.cvs, Prince, near the ealner Ct Allied
street,
A variety Of elegant Houlhold
Furniture,
Consisting of eide naaFds, Dining, Tea
snd Card Tables, Desks, Bureaus, Beds and
,3edsseads, I-ooSias Classes, Carpets, And
Irons, SC. Sc.
P. c.. MarstelIer.
February g. d.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-17
Joseph II. iMandeyille

Intends to carry Oh tic Flour and GRO
GER Y BUSIA ESs;in the same manner & or
the Same terms as heretofore Gone by d, and
M. and solicits a continuance Ct faaors from
his friends.
January 8. CT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01
District of Columbia.

|NI0TICE is hereby given to all sVbom II
1Nsuay concern, That the Consul General
ofR.. gal to the United States of America,
Las authorized the subscriber, to legalize all
papers that may be necessary for vessels
bound from the ports eft tais district to any In
Portugal or Madeira.
those masters Of vessels who May omit
amg their bills of health thus certified, viii
&c liable to undergo quarantine.
It's requisite that any article shipped for
account Of Portuguese subject. should be
ssciared, and sworn to, as Portuguese proper
VI and the bills oflading Iegahzed as above.
Lewis Deblois. !.
Nav is. 4 (
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01
Twenty. FIVE Dollars REGARD.

n - 4 u Is - !
AAs' a Fly, sometime ia. The months Of No
ven6er or December tost,
"A NEGRO MAN BY the name of S.dAa
! - VINO was hired in the town of Alexan-
-. 70 MIR. Rodert Snifh. He was about SO
i is Of age, about 5 feet 10 or llsinches.
=, very strait, of rather a yellowish or ta-
,o;.S sOupiexion, suffers little, has soft
MAJ Mas aaa generally seems humble and timid
ns sa SPOKEN tor He had a wife at Col. Jem-
os, ts'ss IN the couaty of Caroline, and may
b., SS ',.w be lurking in that neighborhood,
,rOa. J, 'a ', It more probable he may have
- u. : sac State of Maryland-If he is taken,
all ss@'e o. Virginia and brought to me ]
>lI,rel %s NE above reward; if>in the state of
!, nsga ra ana brought to me ! will give 1Air-
: -saars reward.
y,,,., Baldwin NE. Lee.
'slnla, Westmorela,d2
county, July "a. 5 Esol d
e,s Complete sets of SAUNA
y a as tar as published, or a.
.ssl, UNDER to complete broken
D nay be had of
r. GRAY,
august i RaokseRsr, King Street
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01
A Miller Wanted.

kr To a Man who understands the
billing Business, and can produce good re-
|commesdations for industry. eobassety. Re Ii
|belsl wqees viii be givenby applying to
M. MILLER.
June 20 &,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01
Public Sale.

Pubic Sale.
YK7ILL be sold, at public sale, for ready
Wv money, on the premises, on Wednes-
day the 18th Of August next the estate call
ed CLIFTON on Panther-Skin in Loudoun
county, consisting Of EOS acres of land, on
which was formerly erected q merchant and
saw mill, distillery, &c. or so much thereof as
will be sufficient to raise lsoos and the costs
of suit, to satisfy Joseph Tidball.
This sale is made pursuant to decree of
the county court Of Loudoun, at which time
and place due attendance will be given by
The Commissioners.
Julyls lsl] !
THE badnefs Of the weather on
" ednesday last, prevented sale Of
the above property on that day as ade
vertised' 1t will again be offered for
sale on the 18th of September next,
at the same place. and upon the fame
terrs,o a. 80.
The Commissioners.
August 10. dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01
Valuable Lands for Sale.

In pursuance eta decree ef.the Honorable Tie
United States Circuit Court, efthe district Of
Columbia, for, the county Of .4le:eandrfa, zp.A
be sold, on the PREMISES, on TUESOAY, me
e9th day Of September nerf, TO the highest
bidder, on credit Of sis,. tsve!ve, chg sss,h-
teen months -
One Molety Of a Tract OF Land,
called .ABINGDoN,,' formerly The residence
Of Mr.. Robert Alexander, lying o.: the l'oto-
mac and four-mle-creek, and about three mites
above the TOM Of -fl.randria,. commanding a
handsome viezg tie. Potomac, Ale1and'7e
Washington city end sGeorge-7 ann. and The
nesv road TO WasHngton Tossing nearly through
the center ofthe trnrt, zuich contains ye hui
dred and GJfy-three acres, and IS laid Oft me
fourteen tots Of dii6erezlt sizes TO aeomnoaagfe
Purchasers, ahlat q zvhich may be seen Ct any
time ON ahfliication to tie subscribers. q
A;P The sale nil commence al II O'Clock.
Thomas Swami, g
G.. Deneale. IS
Edmund {. Lee, } :.
.<4ugust IS dts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01
JAMES BACON,

JAMES BACON,
.athis GRoc ERY SToRE, on KIng-street, has IN
eddition TO his tormer stock, added
A freih Supply of Genuine Articles IN
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complete. s.
&c aeqv efers. for safe, on his usual lo7a terms
Mufcovado Sugars Of various qua
-Eties,
Leaf and Lump ditto,
Imperial, IEsA :,
Hyson, particularly select
ss::s s5'': family ;S'' $,
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, of a superior quality
|. Madeira,
Busellos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, NJ 4 ~ e. y
Tenenffe,
Malaga, and
Genuine old Port
Coanac and Bouraeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, for family uss,
Antigua, st. Croix, ST. Vincents, and New
England Rum,
Holland Gins
Irish and country Whisky,
Afolasses, Wine, and Cider Vinegar
Stoughton's Bitters,
Mace, nutmegs, cloves, cassla, plmentc,
Cayenne and black pepper, race ana ground
ginger, Basket salt for table use, pearl barley,
rice, starch, fig blue, soap, mould, dipt and
sper,nacei candles, refined salt-petre, fiotaf1t
indigo, allan, copperas, rnatlder, brimne'sto
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, best en-
glish and country made gunpewder, 'segars
and smoaking tobacco, very best chewing to-
oacco.
Hamilton and Leiper's snuff, Hunters pipes
| in boxes.
London mustard, warranted of superior
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping paper
lemiiohu's, SC. sc. with generally every ar.
t,ie,e in his lir1e-the whole Of which have beer
selecte i with care, and will be disposed OF on
1.-The very lowest terms
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-01
IAMES SANnERSON

JAMES SANDERSCN
Offers for Sale, on moderate terms,
5000 lbs. best Green Coffee
10 tierces Fresh Rice
90 kegs fresh Raisins
IL tierces green Copperas
pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 hhds. 4th proof Jamaica
80 barrels N. E. Rum
s IS barrels Whiskey
10 bales Cotton
S boxes Cotton and Wool Cards
IL boxes Tin Plates.
IND IN STORE,
IS hhds. south Potomac Tobacco.
May =.
~s~wtf
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N o 7 &c E.

70.
Under the authority of deed Of trust from
Thomas F1est to the subscriber, to Satisfy
debt due to John Hodgkin's, of seven hum
dred sixty-two dollars torty-t cents--on
SATURDAY the 10Th day Of September, will
be exposed to public sale, on the premises
in Lots containing from 10 to Ia acres
A Tract of Land, near e lexan-
dria. to the north Of the new turnpike road,
and lying on the east Of Stnmp-hil, being one
moiety Of tract Of land commonly called
I" Pearson's Tract.
The terms Of sale will be--One-th;rd cash,
cne-third in sixty, and one-thlrd in ninety
days. Conveyances to be made on the receipt
of the last instament.
r. MOTT.
August. %. ass~sa dts
90 SAX to 1sgia at u o'clock.
C A u T ION.
r HEREBY forcwarn. all persons agaiDe~
i harboring or trusting ny ny, wife .ayv:$;s.e7.
my account. as ses4S--GALLERY, Frrq,s
any debte
tickets to be had at the office, in front Of
the IHEATRE, at Gadsby,s Hotel, ans at the
ofise of the Daily Advertiser.
August 81.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
(To be Continued. }
FOR THE VIRGINIA ARGUS.
-
On NATIONAL EDUCATION.
WUMBER IT.
ON THE SYSTEM OF EDUCATION rEsr
SUITED TO THE CITIZENS OF

REPUBLIC.
IS not to be expected that a person
entirely IMMERSED in the practical details of
youthful education, should at once be ena-
Dlea 20 present to the public, a maturcd
ana systematic essay, on a subject Of intri-
cacy q Importance, which has been rather
forced on his attention by recent events,
man been the object Of long and serious
meditation. In order to avoid the confusi-
oh OF ideas, which arises from the use Of
WORDS IN too comprehensive, or too limit
s] sense, 1t will be proper in the outset,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-03-27
AARON BURR,
In CUSTODY AGAIN

IN CUSTODr AGAIN.
gentleman from Charlotte county, in
this state, who arrived in town on Tuesday
evening, informs us, that Col. Burr, in the
custody of capt Perkins of the Federal
army, and six or seven other persons, as a
guard, passed through that county on Sum
day last; that they reached journeys ia
vern, near Hampden Sidney college, in
Prince Edward that night, and proceeded
on the next morning, by the way of Cum
5erland Courthouse, Gainesville, Sc. for
the City ofWashington, where 1t is proba-
BILE they arrived on Wednesday evening or
early yesterday morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
LONDON, January 10.

The report which we mentioned y.iterday,
of Bonaparte being on his return to Paris, OBJ
tanned much credit in the courfe of the day ;
and though no certain advice upon the fubje6t
had been received, the funds experienced in the
early part ofthe day material rife.
BY neutral vefiel arrived at Falmouth from
Rochefort, we learn that whsn fhe failed, ten
days fnce, there were lying at that Harbour,
ready to put to fea the 6rft opportunity, five
fail of the line and two figates, all full of troops.
The report of the Ruiiians having been de-
feated on the Viitula, was current on the 2Sth
ut. at Rochefort, previous to the failing of
above vefiel but this rumour is entitled TO no
degree of credit. Had fuch an event taken
place, it would have been Known at Hamburger
much fooner than at Rochefort, and we know
that the German papers and letters to the III
infant are totally flent upon the fubjeet.
The order of council ftated in our paper of
yefterday to have been ifIued relative to the
trade of neutrals with the ports OF the enemy,
is a meafure which muf meet the full approba-
tion of every BrtiIh fubje6. Its effect will be
to place France, and the commercial countries
under her influence, in fate of blockade, and
to bring at once the queltion to an iffue, whe-
Their the enemy can do without foreign trade.
1t is a meafure of jua, though dreadful retaa-
ton, againft the enemy for the piratcal expe-
dents to which they have lately reforted againft
our commerce and there is every probabili-
ty of its fpeedy annihilating the little that re-
mains of trade, OF mercantile fpirit in France.
Bonaparte, in il1uing his decree of blockade,
hoped, no doubt, to commit England in hofti-
lites with neutral powers, by tempting her to
reprifals but it would be an infult to neutral
nations to fuppole that they are not capable of
discovering to whom the blame attaches in
deed, the conduct of Denmark already fuffici-
emily evinces that fhe forms a juf opinion of
the relative merits of the cafe. The real fub-
ftance of the order was yeferday circulated in
the form of a Bulletin: which is as follows -
" No Neutral VeHeI to be permitted to trade
from any port under the controuI, or in the poi
fef1ion of the Enemy.
60 The Neutral Trade dire8 tram Neutral
Nations to the Enemy's Ports ftiIl permitted I;
but the Neutral Trade from Port to Port is pro-
kibited.
" The order is ont, and will be publifhed in
the Gazette of tomorrow (this day.")
The Privy Council, we nnderRsnd, have
finally pronounced upon the charges lately pre-
ferred agaiult General Pi6ton by Colonel Full
larton, and decided that there is no real ground
for the accufations thus preferred.--Tbe cafe
of the girl who was put to the torture, howe
yer, remains to be re-drgued in the court of
Kings Bench.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
Exf,aa Of a h,ie, fyam Pgda, Msv, IS

Gen. Dombrowfki has this day received letter
from MARTIAL BavouG, who informs him that he has
had affair with the COlaeks The letter is in T. d,
following terms go
"A detachment of French cavalry was attacked on
the 22d Of this month by 5 or GOO eoaacks az Low.
icz. Tbs oonba continued from the morning till the
evening. The French defended themfelves bravcly
againe the Co6dcks, who uttered very comfortable
lois. Many Pohih gentlemen came forward to con-
tribute to rePulfe the enemy and one Of them. ami
mated by his patriotic courage, killed five CoHaeks,
and remained dead on the field Of battle.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13

proufs of their sttachmvnt and their zeal for
the common good and that, unfhaken by fear
or delufiyr promifss, they will tread with firm
Ineis the fame path in which, under the protec-
tion of the laws, and of Mid government, they
have hitherto enjoyed tranquility and unGfput-
ed property, and ihared in the uniyerfal prof.
perity of the whole empire.
Laiily, we are confident, that all the children
of the land, relying on, the help of G cd, on the
valour of troops, and on the known experience
OF their leader, will fpare no fcr6ce, no efforts
which patrotifm and the fatrly of our country
may demand.
St. Petersburg, Nov. go, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
POSEN, December 8.

onr Gazette contains the following proeTanrati-
on -
BY command of his exceleney the general of di-
yihon, Dombrowfki, knight of the grand order of the
legion of honor and commander of the royal order Of
the iron crown, it shereby intimated the part of
the French imperial war and finance chamber, to all
tax and inpoa gatherers in the couny as alto to all
police magistrates i'll the cities, that they to leze
all priioners of war, delertsrs aud vagabonds of all
descriptions, Poles and Others and caule them to be
transported under irong elcor, and the perfonal
rik Of iaid magiarates, &c to the nesren appointed
place Of attending for the Polifh levies, viz Roga-
fen, Rawtlch, Gneien and Rotten the PruiTians, &
other foreigners, however, are to be transported TO
Frankfort the ODER or to CuGrin. this COM
niand requires the uno publicity, we hereby ordsin
that it ihaH be Immediately printed and pubfhed in
all cities and churches, and alto in the public Ca
Zettes.
Pofen, o6th Nov. 1906 BY order of the
&c French imperial war and finance chamber.
BRozA"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
LONDON, Ian. s..

The mails from Denmark bring news to the
5oth ult. All accounts agree in this, that the
French army are in mott direful fate by dyfen-
terry and other infectious dforders, produced
by the feverity of the weather and the want of
proper food--nearly the whole of the army
being difabed.
The Danes, appreheniivc of French attempts
to violate their neutrality, and force them into
meaiures inconffent with their intereft, are
making preparationsto viadicate their rights,
and have equipped feveraI fhps of the line for
the protection of their coat and trade.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
IMPERIAL UKASE,

Alexander, Emperor of all the Rul!ias, &c. &c.
&c.
Our rnanifeit of the SOth of AuguG, declared
The ftua,ion OF our affairs with the French go
yernmeut.
At that period Of our bottle ftuation, Prufia
fin formed barrier between us and the French,
who tyrann2ed over various parts of Germany.
put f,on after, Tie fire of war blazed out in
Pruiia alto ;--afer various difafters, and i'm
portant lofles on her part, our own dominions
on the frontiers are now threatened by the
flame.
To the RuMans, accufomed 70 love the
clo,v OF their country, and to facrihce every
thing TO il, it is unneccHiry TO explain how un-
avoidablg thefc events have made the preleut
war.
Honour unlheathed our fword for the pro-
teSion OF Our allies how much more juitly
mutt IL be drawn for the defence of our own
Afetyi Before thefe events could approach
our frontiers, we TOOK, at an early period, c.
very meafre to be ready to meet them.--Iav-
ing, IN good time, ordered our army to move
beyond The frontier, we have now commiliioned
our general, Geld MARTIAL Kamehfkoy, TO COM
nIand it, and TO a6t againlt the enemy vita all
fhe forces entr9fed TO him.
We are anured, that all orr faithful fubje6ls
will Join Us ~ fervent prayers to the Almighty,
who dire6ts the fate of Rates, and the iilue OF
battles, IN he may take our righteous cauie
under his a powerful protection, that his VIC
forious hrerg;b and blehiug may direct the Ruff
fan armies employed for rePeiiiHg the general
foe OF Europe.
We are confident. that our faithful fubjeds OF
the government on the frontier will, IN the pre-
fcbl circumstances particularly, rsd'ubie ths
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
Rul,ian grand army in Poland, which be reach.
cd on the 5th inn.

i>N',."" Ss"s'u "'ttiy oidnu, "uSu hS iSalo-
cd on the 5th inn.
December 80.
The white Arx continues tn rage among the
French army in Poland, beiides another ftock-
ing diIorder called the VJg.ia queues (plica Po-
6nca.) 1.-THE latter, pAtu'ent matter lows ont
of the end -oe every hair on the head, and the
hairs fweIl and grow down to the middle of the
body in the form of queues. The diisafe is al
mon incourable. The dody of the patient is
ALTO in general covered with leprous eruption.
The faculty of medicine at Vienna, having been
confu!ted about the beG method of curing the
white Aux, have returned for anf~er, that the
patient NUT eat very strengthening food and
drink choice white wine. The emperor of Auf.
tra has, it faid offered Il 500 barrels of Hun
garian wine, for the relief of the French 6ck.
Eight P. M. 1t is now frongly reported that
the French have been defeated BY the Ruilians
on the Narew.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13

From POrfagaL.-Captain billiard, arrived al
New-London on Wednesday lat, in 81 days
from Liibon, informs, that the Decree Of Boz
naparte, declaring England 10 itate Of block
ade, had cauied much confuGon at that place.
Bu6nefs was wholly at Rand and many Beu-
tral vefes that had been chartered, and were
ready to fail for England, had refufed to pro.
ceed, and were re-landng their carSoss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
LOWER ELBE, Dec. %.

Yeferday morning all the phylicians and fur
geons of the Freuch troops at Hamburger, re-
ceived orders to proceed to Berlin and Poland ;
and the medical practitioners have been invited
to join them. May of thele particularly the
Jews have accepted the Offer.
December zs.
General Kdmenikoy was marching at the
head Of 10000 men agaiDft Turkey when be.
ing informed of the renewal Of the treaty be-
tween RBfia and the Porte, he Immediately
proceeded and put hiwfelf atthe head Of the
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
BOSTON, Feb. SO.
From TIE Riprr La Pit

from IDc NfTcT La fIHgcs
By MIR. Wells, who arrived in town la(t even
ing from the River Plate, by the way Of the
Vineyard, we have the following particulars
After the recapture of Buenos Ayres, commo-
dore Popham came in with his fquadron before
Monte Video. About the 5th Oct. there arriv-
ed from the Cape of Good Hope, the Lancafter
81, Medusa frigate, and anumber of tranfports,
with about 1900 troops.
On the 2Sth of Dec. an attack was made by
the fquadron agaiuit the town OF Monte Video.
But for want of water for the large ff1ips, the
attempt was relinquifaed. But the next day
the town of Maldo.ada was taken by the faid
troops, and remained in their poiIelIion in Nov.
when Mr.. Wells failed.
Itappears it was the Object of commodore
Popham to keep pohefiion of Maldonada, and
remain in the river until he had accounts from
home. If reinforced, it was believed he would
make ferrous attack on Monte Video but
if otherwife, it was fuppofed he would leave the
country, directing a few fhips to remain to block
ade the river.
Comfortable diRrefs and difcontent feems to
exit in the province of La Plata, which may
lead to consequences not generally expected.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
NRYY.YOPK. March ..

We are happy in being able to Fate, from undoub,
ed authority that the four principal Brtb me chants,
IN Hamburg, who arrelled by the French en-
entering that city have been et at liberty the fea,
taken OF their effects, and the guards Withdrawn from
their houles; and that all properly not bona-ide
owned by perions reiding in England, was refp.6f-
ed The embargo, however, continued in force OF,
the 9th of December, all veels IN thar port ard
no American vefel would be permitted 70 fail not-
withdrawing he application Of our Conful there until
the French mnifter fhoud receive anfwer from
the emperor Napoleon, a remembrance from the ie-
nate OF Hamburg refpeciing neutTais
Captain Perry, Of the Betfey, from Cuba informs,
that the Britiih brig George, Of New Providence,
eruizng the wel end Of Cuba had in three weeks
eaptSred feventeen fail Of spanib prizes I'll Of which
HE had iaely nioored in ioalI harbour in the NE of
Pins-The SPaniards hearing of the capture oftheCs
vefels, ient from Trinidad prvaess & two feucess,
which came up with the George, and after an en-
gagemcnt Of three quarters Of hour ,Ueeeeded in
capturing the brig and all the prizes One officer
was killed on board the George, and rnen wound
ed The Spsniards had y men killed and II wound
cd The eaPtsin Of the 5psnilh pTvseer died of hs
wounds the day after his arrival at Trinidad.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13

The fhip Wefern Trader, capt Whit fJes,
has arrived at Liverpool in 80 days from thus
port. On the 5th of January, off Cork, was
boarded by Fre7eb brivateer 2f1s gwu5--a-
Iotber Of % guns tbfn in .Gy5t; examined and
dllnlllitd. Pbik. Reg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
DSnnark. De 40.

IIfID73TF1 BfC. 3Os
Accounts from Berlin of the 2sth fay, that
the French army in Poland has iufTered 70 much
from difeafc, occahoned by confant fall Of
rain, as not to be able 10 s4 on the offenliye
with fafeiy,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-13
SheEuirk. De-. Sc

SbsIqviek, Dec. so.
We learn that Napoleon arrived at Warfaw
on the 9th init. where prince Murat was con-
fined TO his bed.
Shirmifhes daily take place between the Ruff
fan and French out-pofts.
Five hofpitas are erected at Warfaw. Kof-
ciuiko, who left Paris, the 18th, was expected
at Warfaw, to put himfelf at the head of the
PoliIh confederation.
Gen. Bennington with $4,000 men, retreating
before the French to Narew, deftroyed all the
previfions, and took with him all the Poles who
were able to lerve in the army.
Tonningen, Dec. 80.
All accounts agree that the French army are
much reduced by icknefs and fcarcity. The
Empress Jofephine and the queen of Holland
have fled from the contagion.
General Bennington, with $4,000 men, is
near Warfaw, harrafIing the French, whole
mifery and difrefs gave them no ltomach for
fighting. In truth, we are alIured, that the af-
fairs of Napoleon arc desperate.