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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-11

sichor. the French consul general 10 ii.
American states, has been broken bv ).
decree of Bonapate, Of the 7.h inst. "a,
manifestation.
King Louis has. by decree, divided
the forests 10 Holland into districts, tor The
preservation Of game, to each of which
captain and a lieutenant are appointed.
The value of British merchandise Con.
6sca,ed by the Fseuchin Leghoru & oths,,
parts of Tuscany, is said TO amount ,ol
ten millions Of dollars.
/ A letter from Got,enburgh, of the 81
which reached us on Saturday,, states, .ds
the Danisb government led ISSUED Letter,
of marque and reprisal .sgains, the shipsof
This countr, and thar considerable uua.
Der of priva.eers were ,6titg oes a. t.o
s,eiu, Sleswick, &c. l, is added. that Il
priva,eers would oe ready 30 SAL irou
Bergen Norway during the psseu
month
The Gazette Of Venice Of The 1s.Os.
tober contains, under the bead Of Co,fu,
Sept. 1, decree of Napole can !or ,se pa,
,vIsional organization of the government Of
the Seven Islands. The Septiasuar Re.
public is TO make part of the Fteneh tea,
pne; the inhabitants are subjects CT III.
emperor of France the arms add s,aud.
ards of the empire 20 be common to them.
Freedom of worshipis 70 be Flowed, and
the Greek religion is to be The established
one. The tribunals Of jastice, and the
functions Of the senate arc 70 continue %
before; bat the DEGREES Of the latter, 10
order 10 be valid, must be sanctioned BY
The governor general in the name of Ae
emperor.
SIR John Borlase Warren has received
his final instructions for his conduct as sue,
4csssor 20 admiral Berkeley, aud will leave
togiand Immediately, to assume the CON,
maad OF the squadron upon the nonh
American station.
10 the French papers is an article from
BsyoDne, stating, that the Prince r gent,
his sen. and ,be whole court. had sailed
for the Brazils, With 1s ships of The linz.
The same intelligence is reported in Dor.
deaux paper, with skc addition. that b:
French and Spanish ambassadors bad quit
ted Lisban; and .bs, the afsny of observa
tim. collected at Bayonn WIS on is
march for Portugal.
The Dasch papers arrived, were a CON.
panied BY private -advices, containing
circular addressed frog the America
consulate at Amsterdam, to the merchants
of that city, OF which the following is a
copy:
81 have to request ,hat you would has.
ten the departure of any American vessels
whlla may Be TO your address with all ex.
petition.
(Sigoed)
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IS. BOURNE,
81 A mericaG Consulate


amsterdam, 15th Oct. 1907.
Inc Instructions upoa which he coisus
s'e acted, were transmitted By seneral
Armstrong, he American ambassador a.
Paris sIhe wed reason for the mea.
sure is thar as the emperor of the French
IS determined TO &C. upon The decree Of the
elss November with the utmost rigor i!
may naturally be expected ,ha, the british
VII ,retssIase, and order the capture Of all
American vessels coming from or going 10
ports under the influence Of the French.
Altho' this is The avowed cause, the more
probable one is generally understood 10 be
au apprehension efthe French. Eonaparte,
II stated, had labored 70 promote rup.
sure between the BRUSH and American
governments; and falling il that, he has
Threatened America with hoa iiities.
October 81.
Admiral Gambler, in the prince Of
Wales. with Ii sail of the Iioe, arrived
yesteraay a, Yarmouth all the troops,
ships add stores, We believe have also ar
rived.
Ia consequence Of previous in,,m alton
from 'he king Of France, Louis XVllith
10 The Swedish ambassador, ,sa,i, was t,
intention 10 come to England, The Swedish
vice consul was sent 10 sYsrmou b. 70 await
his arrival aud afford him every ia cllisg
aud assistance for which he m: Oh, have oc.
caslon. AS soon as the Freya arrived 10
the roads, the vice consu! ATTEMPTED TO "a
Cd board bun vas preveo.ed by rhe collrc:
or OF the customs. VITO informed hln,
that be had orders notto suffer am berson
TO aadf fran ths jTgate. or allow any CON.
munlca'ion between her and the shore,
excep: with the custom house. The col.
iector Immediately went on board the F'e.
ya when sigaals were arrapgedaor obtain
ing supplies Of provisions, and auy Other
necessary accommodations. The above
particulars were transmitted to the Swedish
ambassador, blythe captain of the friga.e,
and by the vice consul also. The intelll'
gtnce transplFrd at the stock exchange TO-
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ATHoUGHT.

CAS pleasures gay fantastic train,
4 mirth's dlstraetiug voice, go.
Frse the sad hsart from sorrows reign,
Or bid the soal rejoice!
'THf ar beyond this worlds weak pow;
!; f}calm the troubled breast
NorGenius' ray, nor Wisdom's lore,
Csnsoothe our cares to rest.
Not al Creations varied grace, ..-
When vernal seasons roll,
Can the deep lines of death eiFace,
Or mem'ry's Pow'r controul.
Then why should MAN. whom Heav'n il.
With rays of light divine, (Ismes
To srror's deepened sornbre glooms
HIS mental pow'rs eon6ne / -
IT'S thine. o Virtue! soothing pow'r.
To give the smile Of ease,
And on adycrsity's dark hour, -.
10 pour the tide of'peaee. :. =
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FRANKFORT. March 10.


By srverai letters f1o1u Tiennd, uue
learn, thar general Nicholson, rUtose
army is numerous, has receioed orders
to send the greater part to succor th~ ar
my 4naer general Benningsen! His o.
GERS are, 70 remain NTH the remainder
to maintain his position at present, and
10 GOoid all Oh snsive operations. In con.
sequence, the Russians are remaining on
the defensive.
The Turkish government has not re-
TAXED IN irs prePavarions. Is soon ds
the reinforcemeats, expected from Asir,
shall arrive at AdridnopAe, The Grand
TfzieT, uuith aHthe generals. zUiAdebayt,
and act on the Of ensfve, to drive the Rus
SLAMS out Of MoIdauia and WaLL1chia.
1hePLaH efoPeratiOHs has been agreed
upon between the Grand Visier and gene
raj Lebastiani, the French ambassador,
rUho enjoys the fullest confidence Of the
Grand Seignor and he D'oaa.
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Iet their neighbours know their wants,
aud who pretend to enioyments they ne.
YER taste. These sttaia;d ssisero5Ies arc
all gaity and mirth ia public |; in pri.
waite, melancholy and wfetehedness.-
On the other hand, i, il mark Of very
narrow way IF thinking, for man,
whose possessions scarcely allow him the
conyenieuces Of life, 70 pretend thathe
ID satisfied. This 10 a false philosopy,
which win never supply his wants ; and
like that Of the other who boasts posses
sions he does not enjoy, may afford .
temporary external qualification with
the world, but win oe1er furnish than
With real internal satisfaction. "a
Il recoiIect, when was at Vienna, see.
ing aut inscription upon stone 70 this
effect Is This house. was erected BY
count y. to be givea to the 6rst man
who could prove that he was really con-.
tented" Irequired an explanation Of
an Austrian ,gentleman, whotold me this
iascriptiou was plscedon . magnificent
house corstructed by the count and thae
one DAP . stranger Knocked q the rate,
and sSifrd ~ speak 70 fhe.lnasters and
upon being Introduced and asked bic
business, said, 'stcome to take posses.
sion Of this house, as I End you have
built II in order to bestow il on the man
who is really commended. Now - I am
IN chat state, Of WHICH I am wiling 70
make oa.h, YOU will please, Sir, % Pue
me, in immediate Possession." The
count did not interrupt him till he had
finished hia speeeh when be replied,
" You are very right: Sir, with respect
70 my intention but n I do not diseo.
yer the least presebee you have to the Il.
lie ofa eontented man, beg you win
retire for If you were quite consented,
you would not crave my house. -. -. =.
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NETWORK, May 12.


The British sloop of war Driver vss-
sci interdic.ed by the president from
entering our harbors, anchored on Thurs.
day the goth ult. abreast of fort Johnson,
10 the harbor of Charleston Two u.
States officers Of that fort waited upon
the governor the day following to con.
suit with him on measures necessary to
be taken to expei her from the port; his
excellency was not athome. On Sasur-
day the eonnlandant Of fort Johnson
addressed letter to the Commanding
officer Of the said vessel, Of which the
following is q copy:
Fs,I JshnSsn, hharbor Of Charlss-
ton, 4 p! NJ Of Maya. ,.
THE pre- sidens of,he y. S. Of Ameri-.
ca. having, BY proclamat bearing
tatsfha 3D. May, 1905 for ever inter-
dicted his Britannic -msjesty's slooP Of
war Driver, from catering any port or
karbor ofthe u. S. and the said vessel,
kay,pg entered this port in conte mpt Of
the said proclamation, my duty compels
me to demand that the Driver sloop of
war do depart from this harbor within
~ hours from the date hereof.
, " Need add, sir, how rePugnant it
would be to my feelings, should any
blood be split. which must inevitably be
the case if this communication be- not
complied with. -.
"Lieut. Wyndham of the artillery,
is charged with the delivery Of this he
will receive your reply. =
am, sir, your obed't SERVE, =.
MIcHARLt KALTEIsEH,
'" Cap'. COMMUNICATE.
ITO the commanding officer Of his
Britannia majesty's sloop Of WAT
Driver" n =, .l. - =,
captain Slocum, of the Semiramis,
left Charleston on Monday the 4sh inss.
and has favored the editor Of the Mer-
camille Advertiser with = paper of that
date Containing the above article What
reply had been received: BY the COM
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An mankind who reason, unite IN one
general conclusion. NE shot1ld BE- eos.
IeRied; bat never found that man vet
who was really so. The sou, which is
animmortal being, cannot find real con.
teutment m, rnutable and transient CD.
iects: and in a religious light, it would
be Improper that man should be com
pletely satisfied, with terrestrial honors,
riehes, glory, and renovn, a. he would
then entertain 40 desire for eternal fell.
city. To carry this thought little far
Their when IreAeet upon eontentment,
and End no one in possession of this
treasure upon earth, msthinks It should
strengthen our belief with respect to fa.
turity for a. every thing hath its CON.
trast-as Ere and water, black and white,
great and ANAL, strength and weakness,
&c. &G by . parity Of reasoning, the! dis
content OF human nature should also
somewhere have its opposite, eonteus-
ment: and a. It Is not. 10 be met with
under the sun, we must conclude that Il
Is to be found ia another world for IN
this. ~ the poet happily expresses It,
{ : sz5gsstt.3sSs = -, +.,. D., H.:
That ssmethine eper unbossessed,
C2rrodss and irueas ali Ihe resi- T.
That something, could roc but OBTAIN,
Waaidsssn e,saiea fatu,e pain. , i
There d, indeed, great deal Of afEeesa.
ton played OF in the world, concerning
conientment. There are many men whose
pride and vanity win not allow them to
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1rEFT5ef 5W4 ksfEesSI,,, -7aaie9 Csiibfalsay,
-, Mrrch 10. 1907. i :.

T." Yesterday . British hired schooner
was captured BY four Spanish gun boats
in the Quit, she was commanded BY .
lieut. ofthe navy, had dispatches from
admiral Duekworth for the British GO
vernment--lef. admiral Duekworth with
IA sail ofthe line at anchor by the Oar.
denails, ~ the Turkish government had
refused permission for. the feet to 60 up.
The. Turkish Hees was at Constan,inople
ready fer,sea, consisting Of IL ships Of
the line, this i. the report received IRON
said schooner previous to her being tax
en-" - '~"' -
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: On the t4th instant departed thi. life,
IN the prime of manhood, PHILIP P.
WILSON, Esq. attorney at Law, and
one Of the delegates Of this county
TO eulog;ze the dead 10 to stimulate the
living, and this can be too rarely done,
because instances worthy Of example do
not 50 frequently occur, IS the Philan-
thropist would wish to behold but in
the deceased we may tsulysay, he pos
se.ssd qualities the most excellent
dutiful and bene6cent sou--a sincere
ard disinterested friend-one, whose
heart ever beat high in sympathy for an
mankind. As he lived usefully and
justly beloved, SO is his early death As
universally regretted - -.
G. Honorable agsis not sha, which sfandeth
~ ie"sthef"me. or numbered by years /;
" 'alsdo'" is the grey hair to man, and an
" HaspOttrd L e old age."
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LONDON. March 81,


An account from the seat Of war re-
reived through most respectable chan
mel, adds great weight to the statements
. We have already given If the dePlerabEe
situation Of the French army. is de-
serihed a. rstreating with great rapidity,
. and in much confusion, and so daily har.
rassed By the Cossacks, that numbers
continue to be made prisoners. 1t is ada
dcd,thas Whsn 2onapartea proposal for
an armistic was rejsctrdhe really sent 10
general Benningsen, TO request that a
species Of warfare less severe might be
adopted. This extraordinary message
is supposed to have originate d in the re-
monstrances& Of some Of his generals,
owing to the French army having been
no less than days without bread ~
AprH1.
Yesterday mail from Husum arriv-
&C, bringing Hamburg and Altoona pa
pers to the Goth ". The French head
quarters were at Osterods on the 18th
nlt and this, we believe, is the latest in-
telligence which has been received from
that quarter. AIstter from East Prus.
sia, the 18th uIt. mentions that they
Continued there on the preceding day,
bot this Is probably a.mistak-.. The Ia.
test intelligence from Berlin is Of the
21st, and it is almost, impossible that
news from East Prussia, considering the
diAiculties Of cemnuaieation, could
have reached that city in -four days.
The continental Journals are so ex.
tremely reserved respecting the transac.
ton, in Poland, that il is easy to Disco
verwhat is doing there. We can, howe
yer, perceive that Bonaparse is not
likely to repass the Vistula without once
more appealing TO his fortune. The
part Of his army which has been con5ded
la.Maasena. has been strongly reiffFsorc.
ed. Uncommon efforts have been en-
ployed to Eli up the immense void pro-
auced in the French army by the san
culinary conflicts in which it has been
lately engaged; and, ifgeneral Benning-
sen can maintain himselfiora very short
time against the talents and strength
which will be brought to bear against
him, We are not ve'y aPprehcusive Of
his ultimate success 49,
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the great demand. for provisions has con-
sidsrabiy raised the price. Corn, which
Gas heretofore drug q. IS Is now scarce
at SO cents per bashel, and We. are in.
formed that at some places on the road
from this to Nero district, it has sold
a. high a. a dollar and dollar aud half.
a greater price is yet expected.
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MILAN. Mareh H..

By several arrivals at Ancona, Jro1'
COastantinopIs, toe learn, that on the
12th Of February, aHMe Russian 1'er-
chant vessels in that port 1uere seized,
and thai tsuo fIigates Nth treeps f'r
Corfu, in attempting to PaSS the OAR
dGHel1rs, rvere also captured.
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pandiug officer at Fort Johnson, has
not yet come to our knowledSe. Mr..
Goodwin, who is passenger in the
Semiramis, informs US thar several let.
tiers had been interchanged, Of which
the contents had not trauspired. II was
reported that captain Love, who COM
mauds the Driver, in his answer to the
frs. letter Of captain Kalteisen, express
sed his willingness to comply With the
orders ofthe government of the United
States, and would proceed to sea bat
that he was prepared to resent any insult
that might be offered to the Gag Of his
Britannia majesty. Dispatches, supPo.
sed to relate to this unpleasant eircum-
stance, have been forwarded to the gene.
raj government. Lieut.. Windhatn is
the bearer of them. Oficers were placed
1t the different wharves in Charleston,
toprevent the Driver from tsceiving any
supplies.l ,--~~,-~~-~
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The immence resources Of the RUS
sian empire, and the determination of
that government to prosecute the war
with visor and spiri. proporsioned .
those resources, are fully evineed By our
last accounts from dat country. &
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{ Knoxville.

, NHOAsLHSs 1APtHE9.
The number of persons migrating to
this state during the last four weeks Is
estimated at two hundred souls per day.
The streets Of this$town are frequently
crowded with the carriages, carts and
Wagons of moving families. While
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NORFOLK, Nav g.,

We are iujarmsd, and thas from q res.
feetabIe source, thar col J0HN Mf0,
Of Richmsnd, has eHered t. furnish st'ne
g build the contemp!Hted Pyramid at
1Rsses Touvn, in eommemarasian Of the
FEST settlement in this state. The stone
les within tue miles Of Richmond, on a
gosd HGvig alton.
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Down, March 80.

j -. Down, March 80.
j. By q ship which arrived in the Roads
this afternoon from the Tcxel We learn
that accounts had reached Holland of the
Aastriaps having taken the field against
the French and hat the latter were re.
treating cut of Poland in all directions.
1t was ascersained that the diplomatic
corps had already arrived at Berlin, and
had brought miserable accounts Of the
state Of the French army:
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.LATE FROW EUROPE.

yesterday arrived the ship Missouri,
captain Remedy, from Rochelle, and
has favored as Nth Paris papers to
the 2Sth Of March, from which 1ce
haze made thr toiLazping nGHiations I:
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MARTMSBURG, Nay ~.

Tn Bliss IF tS~s" ii"| ftsss 'ss;a ssO.yI
&. E's1 @.Hnt fbst., sissI bsl1 s.ss sUt'rs tsrs
Tn q" 9jc, 'ss's. Ga"' q, glsAt"i. ~.
fESbaz eislSs ss,As4sts, s,.I %. lSsk. b .asrs.
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- Far tae iaformation Of those. .uhs:
may hare occasion ia CALI tie Epsscotai
1Ninisfert has msved into the house be-
Hnging to M. Locke, near the bridge.
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We are informed that lieut.. Wynd-
ham, Of the artillery, passed through
this place last evening, on his route to.
AeArat of goverume6t, with dispatches,
to the president relative to the British
sloop Of war Driver, now At anchor in
the harbor of Charleston. =
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Norfolk. Nav S.

NORFOLK May 5.
On Sunday morning the east wing Of
the Marine Hospital. Of this port, was
discovered to be on FIRE. There being
fresh breeze, the flames spread ra-
pidly and soon destroyed that wing.
Owing to the unprecedented exertiqns
Of some Of the inhabitants Of this place
and Portsmouth, the rest OF this very
useful building was saved.
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living to the unprecedented exertIons
Of some Of the inhabitants Of this place
and Portsmouth, the rest OF this very
useful building was saved.
In Paris papers Of the 1Tth Of March;
under the St. Petersburgbead, tits stat
ed, that the emperor Alexander was con-
ssantlys in council with his ministers:
that the capital and neighbeEing govern
mentS swarrned with troops. marching
to the armies that 200 900 musksts
we're daily expected from England
that the emperor had resolved to march,
sll his disPosable force. 70 the theatres of
war in Poland, Turkey and Persia and
that immence conveys Of provisions and
forage were continually passing for the
army in Poland. = Prince Constantine
had gone into Turkey. :
The French describe the Russian ca
tser in Turkey as rapidly successful.
hut that the OttomaAs are rising 10 force
10 oppose it. ~ -. =. =.
Captain Strange, from 3ALeaas, in.
forms, that BOnaparte bad dtmGnds1,
jfsm the ling Of Spain, 10000 men
that a part efihe ab0ot troop had march
ed FROM AGcant Jor Mddi4 and that
on tAe sth Of March they ief Madrid fer
France. 1Suas reported at 4Ecanf that
the Tanisians rVere aboa, to declare wsr
against the United Stafes. -. -, -
IN. Y. Incredibly
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Fro. The Reelly Magazine.

RrrLEeT1oss ON Cosrsxrnrsr.
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Viii
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-03

lpoint brig John { chsrles, Nerri;l, for DO
ship Kingston, of New-Bedford, ready for
|sea ship Lucy, Curtis, Of Portland, from
IN. Orleans, just ar June 10, 8 leagues
| 5. s. w of hungarian, spoke ship Bath,
Tufts, of and from Portland, for Liverpool
June Ia, lat.50, "a, Ion. IL, so, spoke ship
Nankeen, Rickets, from Newly York 90 DAYS,
for Liverpool.
"Wednesday, j4y %.
"A P Nabby, capt. Crandell, So
days from. -.yerpool.-L Ship ne1Os anticipated
10y Tuesdays arrival
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
Boston, .ftlLy 27.-Arrived sloop Penelope,
Giddins, 81, days from Turks Island
Was bound from ST. Domingo, for Philad. !;
was taken by French privateer, carried in
to SANTANA, and condemned-Has no cargo.
Has six persons sick of fever and ague.
The Rover, Towne, of Kennebunk, arri.
we'd at New-York, the Goth inst. in 50 days
from Grenock
The sch. Enterprise, which sailed from
N. York, for Lisbon, has returned; the
crew having mutined.
The brig Atlantic, Of Baltimore, has been
taken into Antigua, & condemned, upon the
principle of having sold her cargo in Barba-
does for government bills, and purchased
for the same in Guadalupe.
The John and Adams, from Portland, at
N. York, 23d ult.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-08-03
Blr1.

In CoI'.antinople, May s, 1907 Madam
Sebastian, consort Of the French Ambassa-
dor To the Ottoman POrte-In France.
General de Rochambeau, aged 81 former
i Marshal Of France, Grand Officer Of
the Legion Of Honor, and commander Of
the French troops i'll the United States, dur
ing the revolutionary >var,--In Havana,
5th ult. Capt, Samuel c. Hills, late COM
manuer Ok me sch. Farmer, Of Boston -
III Ancastcr, Cup. C4n.) Mrs. Sarah, wife
% Dr. Gideon Tiffany, aged 69 native of
Norton, (Ms In Charleston, DR.. Peter
toisiIL---In And0yer, on Sunday evening,
25th uIt Mrs. Susanna Symrnes, relct OF
the late Rev. DR.. VIM. Symmes, and sister
T. the late Wm.Powell, Esq. in the 10Th
year Of her age.
AT Kcsw.ck, Great Britain, aged los,
Mrs. Hannah Wilson, formerly house-keep-
r TO the late governor Stephenson. In re-
cording this instance of unusual longevity,
we trust some account Of the deceased will
not be undressing to our readers. She
was born at Cockermouth, in the ye. 17O4,
which town she quilted at the age of four
teen, and becamea domestic III the above
respectable family, which she faithfully SER
we'd for a period OF seventy five years, COM
pretending five SUGGESTIONS of masters.
at Paris, Me. DR.. Cyprian Stevens, &c.
At NewburypOrt, very suddenly MIR. Sam
uel Lord Dexter, aged SO, only son OF the
late Timothy Dexter.
In this town, Miss Nancy Moody, aged
25.-James, son Ut Mr.. Jonah Stanford, ag-
ed 9 years.--Mr. John Hossack, aged 80