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LONDON, April IA.

Pence 6etepeen ENGLAND, RUSSIA AND
TURKEY.
We (Cowier) had the fltisfatticn to ar
nounce yeiterday, the glorious intelligence re
ceived from the ardanelles.--G ov,rnment
have not yet received the official difpatches
from Sir John Duckworth or MIR. ArbuthrOt ::
but nov they are In pofeflion of other advces
to which, we underftand, they attach implicit
credit--indeed. the Dutch Papers TO the etk,
which have arrived, render the intelligence very
probable. The Vienna Court Gazette of the
2lf March, contains the following paragraph ::
Admiral Louis's fquadron, cruiling off Te-
nedos, was reinforced between the 18th and
the 18th Of February, by four three-deckers
and feyerai frigates ard cofvettes aad on the
Elf TIE Engiiih forced the Seven Forts which,
prote6t the paiiage OF the Dardanel'ce, burnt
flip of the line, and alto deitroyed f1me Tur-
kiln ffigates in the channel. in confcquence,
freih negotiations, and propoials for accom-
mediation, took place, and wefe continued
when the lateG accounts came away"
Tire intelligence which government has re-
ceived is more particular, as well as more re.
cent.-bdmiral Louis remained OF T~ncdos,
crUfing between that i1and and tho iGlnd Of
Lemros, till he was Joined by Sir J. Duck
wcrth--they then forced the paGage Of the
DMdanelIe5 andh a tremendous fire, which,
d.
Ere from The Old Cattle on the north fde of
the Strait, is iaij to have been for fhort time,
peculiarly heavy, but IT was foon Glenced ~
the Bdtiih thunder, and the fort is fdid 10 have
been reduced alnof to- heap of ruins. The
Tukilh fquadron oppoird an unavailirg reif
tarce. 1t is Gaid that the number Of fliips to-
ken or dearoyed was much greater than the
Vienna Gazette llates--the number is reported
60 have been ten fil Of the lire, The v'.car|
of our proceedings, in conian6on with the
RulIian igusdreo, fpread univsrlal conitsrna-
ton and diinay. Proceeding through Che Oar
danelles into the fea Of Mermors, We prepared
10 carry our force before CGDGsnlinopc, but
-,fore any thing was attempted againf that
city, amodenger was tent off to the Divan, Of
fsuDg terms of peace. The Dvan, after
fAort coniuI'atiou, aceeded to them, and the
following is she fubGance Of the conditions ec
debated ia concert with our allies to the Porte.
That the Englifn f1ould retain poGefHon
OF the Dardarelles till general peace.
That Ruiia GIoud ALTO keep poi, zion of
tie TutkiG fortrenes ill general peace, as a
ieourty tor the fidelity &C the Porte"
The fra aud immediate conlequcuce of this
ad Vi ViGoET, was the d.Golution oi ths French
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n ExSlg ~ . : g :. :
JOHN lie TELLER,
DENTIST,
At bis Dsreihns Hone. over Mr.. Brookes'
Sore, in TIE Brick Roev.

at bis Dwelling HONE. oz,er Mr.. Brookes'
Sore, IN tie Brick Rosv.
& FFERS his lervices to the inhabitants of Rich
~ nond, in the various branches of his profelon,
T. In referring the TEETH their natural elegance,
WITHOUT injsring their enamel, by cleaning them
from that corrective fubGance called Tartar, which
adheres to them, it being of yellow or black ap-
Pearanee, producing Scurvy, caufng an olenfve
Breath, decaying of the teeth, or 4 waiting of the
Gums and honey proceis of the Jazz till they drep
out.
Perfons unto whom nature has denied the fatisfae-
ton of laiting natural Teeth, may have their lois
upPied by artificial Ones fist with fach nicely and
beauty, that they eaunor DO ditnguinied from natur
al, and of materials that will not change TO an IN
natural colour Hollow ones he plugs, 70 to pre-
vent them from being painful, further dscaying
tor many years. and reintiates thoie with the Gums
that are much deprecated BY carelesefs corroding
medicines. Lkewie extracts iuth too far gone
to fave, in which operation he makes ufe of lis
Pfr5fTdieHL', Extraf9iag Ig7,amea's which r,ke tire
teeth out without any poibility offraanring the jaw
or bruilng the gums, ahd with much le(s pain than
the nitrunents that in general ufed by Surgeons
and Dentns.
B1F' He baJ DENTRIFICEof a 7rry G.e.,ior qua
lily, zc5eb be b's Lately prepared and for IaLe.
Thofe who with be waited on at their refidenee
by directing line fervant Mr.. LIE Teller, will
be attended to-
May 90.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
.AsBINGTOE, q


PRblis aefjse Is bvsby giva,
vT7HAT in purIuancc Of a Kcioiution Of the Coma
minionefs OF the finking fDnd, meeting held
OH the 23rd day OF March BOT, James Dsvjdion
Jro Cafnier OF the Office OF Discount and DepcG at
Wilmington, has been appointed agent under the fu-
rerntendanee Of the Secretary of the Treaiury, TO
snake purehac5 az private faie Of the eight per cent
fock, on public account. Such perions, therefore,
who arc proprctors Of eight per cent aock aaading
ON the books oil the Comniloner Of Loans for Viz
pima, aud who nlay be derous Of telling the fame,
1qaa ,ae price limited by law, are Tequsasd to
make application TO the oonlmi.ioatT Of Loans at
Richmond, who will inform them Of the eeuTie to be
T0rIaed.
Il 10 further made known FOR tic Information Of tie
parties concerned, thst azreeahly to reioutrn Of
the Commilouers Of tic sinking Furd, the rr'r,iraI
Of the eight per Goek viii be reinowlsd 70 tie
respective proprissors thereof ON the II. d'y OF ia
ssary 1909 ALBERT GALLATIN,
Ssvefoyy effbe ISsya,g.
Msy I2. awtiEO.
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FOR SAFE or nAPrpR.

A VALUABLE TRACT Q LAND, belonging
4 to Saa,oel Morby, on a lea's Creek, in Hauo-
yer County, containing about 500 acres. This
Land IS equal if not hyperion TO any in that part of
ihe Country and has on {; valuable improvements
sonGning Of very coDimOdious Brick Dwelling
youle lssely built, with all other convenient Fouies
f1r the accommodation OF large taniiy; alto
fpaeious new Barn AS it is expected thar thoie
who may win 70 trade for this Land, will win to
view it, no further defcriptisn is deemed nsceifsry
Lands il Kentucky or Tsnuehee will be taken in
exchange with FINAL portion in money. Ii IS win
ed that thofe who may be inclined TO offer Land in
exchange for the above Properly, will make known
their tropoitions before the goth Of next n7oD.1.
THOS. NORVELL.
Nav S6. &c.
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Europe
LATE AND IMPORTANT NEWS.

LATE AND IMP ORTANT NEWS.
7bs Mo Dartmouth, Captain SOxke, Grriped here
.,sRerday in the remarkable Nort Po6age Of 25
days from Sligo. Capt Sovle baq,ing .taq'ored
tie Editors Of The Mezv- York GaSette vvitb
Hjb Papers to tie 25tb of April, thy kage
Il in their power TO treat their numerous req
aer5 zsi.5 the J0!iozpia3 highly Important De-
tally
Verbal accounts by the Dartmouth ftate, that
a general battle had been fought between the
Ruflians and French. in which the latter ioit
$4,000 men-Ths news would be more accep-
table if it food on better ground.
The London Gazette contains the appoint
fnert of Lord Melville, Lord Teignmouth, and
Sir a. IWel!efly, to be mcmbers of the Privy
council.
Sir Edward Baird has arrived at Porlfnouth
from the Cape Of Good Hope.
Several battalions Of troops were ordered to
be in readnefa, and to embark Immediately for
feryice on the continent.
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Nay -.
TO BE SOLD, FOR RRADY MONEY,

TO BE SOLD, FOR READY MONEY,
IL. tie E1gi- Tavern, in sbe City e Rjebmond, on Nor
dog tie 2of5 dry Of JH ae*t. by sirfEe Of Dee9 Of
Esu1iqe a d.Lt J.rdn lpeejfel, due to W.iter Eeyl
Gillian,
q TRACT Of LAND, lying parsly in Hanover,
IN and partly in Gooc4itd, adjsnipg sbe Lands
Of Eiha Leake, Samuel Mon1y, Willi.m W.odfou
aud Others and containing, by elimination, 500 acres,
or 70 much thereof viii be lucient atiSfy iad
debt with the expenses attending the execution OF the
traa. b. e,dsy IF tie TrgfseI.
TAYLOR * BROWN, VIM
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MAS tSESiVeu inns morning ar me omCe OF " IL
count Caflereagh. ore of his Maiehy's princi-
hchmuty, to the Right Hon. William Wind
ham
MONTE VIFDo, Feb. :.
SRI have the honour to Inform you, that
his Maiefy's troops under my command have
taken by ahau!t, and after mott determined
reliance, the important fortreCs and city Of
Monte Viedo.
The Ardent, with her convoy, arrived at NAL
donado on the 5th of Jan. and ] Immediately
took under my orders toe troops from the Cape,
commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Backhoule.
On the 18th, ] evacuated that place without
oppoftion, leaving fnall carlton on &C land
of Gorrit
On coniulting with Resr-Admiral String, it
was dettrmsed to attack Monte Vedo ;
and landed on the morning of the 18Th, to
the wetward of the Caretas Rocks, in fnIall
bay, about nine miles from the town. The
enemy were in great force, with guns on the
heights, when we difembarked and they did
not advance to oppofe US, and fufiered me to
take froug petition, about mile from the
ihore. a tr.ilinF canuoBade, a0d fome firing
at ,he onpofs, commenced in the afternoon,
and continued occahonay during our FAY o.
that ground.
On the 10Th we moved towards Monte Vie
do. The right column, under the Hon. brga-
dergenersl LumIey, was early oppofed. A
bout four thoufard Of the enemy's horfe occu-
pied two heights To his front and right As we
advanced, heavy FIRE of round and grape
opened upon us; bat fpirtcd charge in front,
from the Light Battalion Under lieutenant
Colonel Drowhrigg, difperfed the corps oppof-
ed 10 him, with the lois of gun. The enemy
on the flank did not wait fimiIar movement,
but rsireatcd. They continued retiring before
us, and permitted us, without any further op-
petition, except a diftant cannopade, to take
u9a petition about two miles from the Citadel.
Our advanced potts occupied the fuburbs, and
fome FINAL parties were poGed clofe 20 the
works but in the evening the principal part of
the fubur5s was evacuated.
The next morning the enemy came ont of
the to~n, and attacked us with their whole
force, about fix thoufaUd men, and number
guns. They advanced in two columns the
RIGHT, conhaed os cavalry, to turn our left flank,
while the other, ofinfantFy, attacked the left Of
our line this column pulhed in our advanced
polts, and prefied +, hard in our out. picGuet
Of 400 men, that Colonel Brown, who com
manded on the left, ordered three companies
the 10th, under Major Campbell, TO their fup-
port thefe companies fell in with the head Of
The column, ard very bravery charged it the
charge was very CALAMITY received, and great
numbers fell on both fides at length the CO.
lumn began to give way, when il was fuddeuiy
and inpe,uouny attacked in flank by the Riac
Corps, and the Light Battalion, which ! had
ordered Up, aud diretl ed to the particular point.
The Column now gave way on AL idcs, aud
purified, with great laughter and lois Of gun
to the town. Che right column, obferving the
fate Of their com, 'auions, rapidly retired, with
out coming i1to action.
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RlrDmnno 7srtrrs Current.
5aIea ut auetio,t.

-~$-~
Or MoND.61' tie 15tb sfvSK next, 7ciH Be fold, at
AUCTION, On tie Premj,, if not pre-
vioyfy d[aefsa Of at Private Iaie, tie
HOUSES AND LOT,
NN Shoeke-Hill, now occupied by Mc. Benjamin
~ Sheppard which, for convenience and iituation,
are exceeded by few in that part of the iowa. Six,
twelve and cighteen months credit will be allowed,
the purchafer giving deed of trun to infure pune
tualisy in the payments The rremiies may be view
ed at any tre previous to the fale.
ON THE SAME DAY, WALL BE soLD,o THE
PREMISES,
A HALF ACRE LOT,
On Shoctcc-Hill, containing an excellent two Rory
Brick Dwelling Houle, with two room, and pai-
faye below, and three rooms abovs-good Cellars,
and Pearch in front and back-a good Kitchen,
Smoke IIou(e brick Stable and arriageHeuie, and
is as yell enclofed us any Lot in the City.
Time of payment will he made to iut pnrchafers
Any perfon deiirrus of Purehaiing, may view the
pren,iles at any time previous to the iale.
TAYLOR * BROWN, ". NJ.
May so. tdi.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS
EA1IWG PURCHASED TIE STOCK

El4FINS PUECHNSEO TIE STOCK OF
DIRT @ GODS,
Of siaf and Kirby, and tnta1 tie s4oaE f9friy oreD-
pied By Bem,
VIZ ILL carry on the bufnefs under the firm Of
w RIEBr, DRAKE & TAYLOR They will
Cell low Eos saih ilort eredIi, to punstusl cu-
toners.
JAMES KIPBY,
RIVFRS DRAKE,
EDAi'D. TAYLOR, jr.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
YE~IIF. debtors Tire late firm of OrLLrA1 and
< KIksy, are hereby informed that 1homrs
Giat alone is empowered to receive payment Of
all the debts due TO that All perfons hav-
Jag demands againft them, requefed to apply
30 Thomas Cilliat, and thole indebted to the firm,
are earnealy requelsed come forward without de-
lay aad diieharge their reflective debts.
For JOHN GILLIAT,
sELF,
THOMAS GlLIIAT,
JAMES KIRBY.
Nay -. ep3mT.
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few days. PGOSSER e. N4oNCJRE, " MS.
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From fbr LafcR PrSer.
LONDON, april 20. We are ALFRED from
tle neG authority, that il Is determined, thai
Parliament iha!l be diaolved the latter end os
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They write from Vienna. the Attn instant. that
the Emperor had set off from Buda on the pre-
ceding day. at eight in the morning. After o.
pcning the Hungarian Diet, the Emperor will
proceed TO Semn and TO Gacia, to survey the
Austrian Gordon on the frontiers. The Arch-
duke Charles will proceed on the same journey
OH the 9th or 9TH OF April.
letter from Dantzic, of the 4th, says'
"Tweu,y thousand men, mostly Poles. are ly-
ing round the place. General Kalkreuth has
arrived with reinforcement of 1000 Cossacks,
and has taken the com nand of the place. We
are taking the most efficient means of defence.
The suburbs are already destroyed, so that
5000 people are without house or home. ve-
~ strict military police is established in the in.
terior. No assembages are permitted in the
streets CT any of the public places.
The French armies are in motion in every
Qparter. The Italian army has commenced lis
march for Turkey, through Bosnia II is stat
ed to be 10000 strong l, was formerly un
der the command of Massena. but since he has
been called into Poland, il is supposed that
hugereau will he appointed in his place.
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PHILADELPHIA. June is.

The information, relative TO affairs IN England,
Is ~ usual of an instructive nature The men
III power have produced dissolution OF parli
aTnent, and com ieied the monarch TO assign m =
tiyes for the measure, which are totally false.
lie is made to say, that he seeks for an express
sion of public will upon the late change OF mi
mstry, when every ono knsws that ministry
in power can obtain majority in parliament
Tor any measure, howeve, villainous--the gross
ness of this trick is only equs'led by the ma
ragement with which the parliament was pro.
regu d for an exposition of this business we
refer the reader TO London authority under the
foreign head. An attempt was TO have been
made 10 bring public dcfsniters add robbers to
81 account; the ministry heard this, AMI. as
some of them were implicated, the pa'liamen,
doors were shut up-such ate the blessings and
freedom Of a British house of commons This
is no fiction. it is gwen in the most authentic
way, and defes The sophs,ry of federalism.
But what better coud have been expected,
where Melville, the greatest 'I'apidator, is At
the helm-he is interested in winking at public
plumber, for the exposition of the lesser iniquity
would make his own appear the more enormous
AS for the speech Of the king 1t IS tissue OF
hypocrisy and falseho od-he had the i'm audience
10 talk OF toeration, A. the moment he was dis
solving a parliament because it had TOO many OF
the friends of toe,a ion in il {: and ne Affects
TO hope for an investigation of accounts, altho'
stop was put TO it on the threshold.
When the l1,e administration came into pow.
Hr, the tories in this Country, prcdnced that n,
Eis an evidence, that in England there was public
will or something to fair representation
but that popular ministry was turned out. & now
zh par men: is dissolved there was no popular
voice in the whole business We venture no.
EhIng inpredicting, that the next parliament will
consist of as many corrupt men, as were ever
narshalIed under Predictions in England
have al the folly of farce, with an equal share
oi vice and depravity.
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The CURFEW: A Drama in FIVE acts--By
Tobire, au,hUr OF the Honey Moon &c
The TRAVELLERS or, Musc's Fascinati-
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June cAt
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German Corn Platter.

An iniallibls remedy for corn, fpecdiIy rsmov-
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THE Genuine Per)fan Lotion.
So celebrated among tho fafhionsble ,hr ough-
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innocent and fate, free from eorrofve and repel.
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The Sousrsira Ointment for the hcb,

Which is warranted an ;nfallihle remedy at one
application. and may be ufed with the mott per-
eel iafety by pregnant women. or on an infant
a week old not contain particle OF mercury or
any dangerous ingredients whatever and is no
accompanied with that tormenting fnart which
attends the exhibition of other remedies.
For the cure OF a certain deplorable Malady,
The Indian Vegetable Specific.
The Medicines prepared by Richard Leg
have been in high eaima,ion and general uie
throughout the United States, for upwards Of Il,
years, many Of them are fold for eis than tn,
drugs Of which they compounded could be
Purehafed at retail fore.
IL is no uncomfortable evidence Of their utility,
that during the above period, numerous imtati-
ons of every article (the production Of ignorance
and iuexperienee, urged by envy and penurry
have intruded on the public, feen day and then
Perihed Others now fuceeeded them, which in
like manner are fan defending to the tomb of
the Capulet.," while our remedies become more
generally ufed and acquire daily aeeelion of
well earned celebrity
To prevent the i1ipolition OF WORTHLESS or dan.
gerous preparations, purchaicrs are rsquefted to
remember, that engraved label, with the fig.
nature OF Richard Lees (to counterfeit which is
felony is affixed to each OF his genuine medicines.
Lees MfalLi6ie Ague Drops.
sier, grocer, corner of Hud'on and Jay areets,
was tick about five or fix weeks with ague and fe.
YER, and in 70 violent degree, Tor the hot ap.
roxyim TO terminals frequently in mott alarming
convulfion fits. variety Of medicines, recon
mended by fympathifiug neighbor1 were adminif
tered, without alternating the diiea'e; at length
hearing OF the uniform efficacy of Lees Ague
Drops, bottle was procured, OF which three do
les only were found neceHary perlea cure
FIVE weeks have elapfed without any return of the
complaint.
Mr. James Joyce, afiltant in the warehoufe
OF Mr.. - Pearfall, Pearl.freet, was fevcrely
asiefed with intermittent but after taking
Lees Ague Drops, was cured in two days. At
the recommendation OF MIR Joyce, friend,
MIR. Terence Tole who had fuffered much from
an obfinste intermittent upwards oil year with
few and trihing intervals) was cured by lew
doies OF the fame Medicine, At the recommen-
dation OF Mr.. Joyce, bottle was procured BY
M p Skooley, who was likewife Narrated with
an oblnate intermittent. A fmall portion com
pietely removed every fymptom Of the complaint
(Which may furprize thoie who regard the bark
as the only fpecifc -Four perions of Mr.
Skooley's acquaintance wasby the remaining part
of this Jingle PhiaL cured of the prevailing mala
dy.
The above variations may fuffce to prove the
u!eiunefs OF this medicine but il the afertion of
the pr prietor, and the fa69 of an annual demand
'or feveral thoutand bottles have any weight, the
pHbIie will believe that this preparation has me-
yer failed efTecting cure. and may without eff
frontery be termed INFALLIBLE.
Prepared and iold by Hannah Lee, No 60
Maidenlane New York, and at S. Plealants' Prin-
ing Office, Richmond. GA, A.