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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
District 81 Columbia.
December 1
County O. Alexandra, IS.
July, Term, 1907.

County q Alexandra, 50.
Jonah Thompson and Richardl
Veitch, comPianants,
Jacob Swope, administrator
Adam S. Swope, deceased,
George Swope and Edward / an
k. Thompson and Sarah lz.'Hrery, 5
his wife; which said Jacob,
George asd Sarah, are the
heirs and representatives OF
the said Adam S. Swope,
deceased, defendants,
The defendants Edward K. Thomp-
son and Sarah his wife, and George Swepe,
not having entered then appearance add sssls-
en- security according to the act OF assembly
and the rules of this court. and it appearing
10 the satisfaction OF the court upon afhdavit,
that the said aefesdants Edwsrd (. ThsmP-
son and Sarah his wife, and George Swope,
ere not Inhabitants of this aistrict-on mott
ON of the said compliments by their counsel,
It is ordered that the said defendants Edward
z. Thompson and Sarah his wife, < George
Swope, do appear here on the 4th Mondayoi
J. November term next and answer the bill OF
the compliments, and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted IL both of the pub.
lianewspapers published in this county fol
two months successiyely, and that anothel
copyisa posted at tie trent door OF the court
house of said sounty.
a Copy. &c.
G. Deneale. G.. c.
November &c law2Ins
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1HE SuBscRIBERs.

Bring de@rous Of bringing the affairs Of ne latc
firm of. THOMPSON and VEITCII, TO q
6nal clese,s OFFER FOR Sale fhe 1osloE0-
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,E.,0z,enaa to Kent,

Situated on the Little River Turnpike Road
fsar sssiles from Aleysnaria. and at present
o-cuD;ed nv Mrs. MsAtee he situation r
vasl a !apteSl and tic estatdi shnfent IN coed
rsnsfe. For terms aEply 70
[s,e<, C !, ~ M 4, re
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a ETeach and English Gazette.

70 9raateurs q sbe Feeneh Language.
M E are authorised to announce to The
Wv Public, and more especially to
American Laaies and Sentse1aen, flor whoa
this new establishment IS adapted that e ORG
Gle, a French and English Gazette, printed
three times week, In Charleston, South
Carolina, will be published daily on the FIRST
of January, 1905, in the city of New. York.
A book of subscription is opened at this Of
flee and at Mr. Gadsby's Coffee House.
Subscribers pay ASne D0iIars per annssa,
and only Eight Dotiars, if paid In advance.
The establishment will prove very beneEG-
al both 10 Amateurs and Pupils Of the French
or English languages.
The EDITOR and Proprietor is MIR. .Nesrin
who is on his way froua here to Newly ERIK
forming his correspondence.
November q.
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Tho has to Here,

For the ensuing year. several iiAeiy y5 INV
NEGRO male and female.
= : T,sSa,s,ns,, law3w
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Corsica
Cla St. Estephe Afeifoc larct, in cases OF
one aozen
A few dozen fine old ffoninac
Ditto do. best wine bitters
Jamaica and sVest-India run
NewEngland do
Cogniac, Bourdeaux and Naples brandy
Holland and country gin
Schie9dfn Gin in cases
Irish wh1skey, very cd
70 barrels Pennsylvania rye whiskey
Cldcrin barrels
White vino and Cider vinegar
Florence oil in TASKS
2 hopsheads Havana honey.
rs do. choice retailing Molasses
Gunpowder n
imperial
Hyson TEAS
yo,nr IIyson
Hyson-Skin and
Sonchong
Muscoyado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white 90.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
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r Jxy-1r,s,H THOMPSON, .
RICIAF.H VEITCE.
April IS. Ysstf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22

NArs--Mcssrs. Gaillard, Gilman,
Kitchell, Miliedge, Mitchill, Moore, Par
ker, Pope, Robinson, Smith, OF Maryland,
Smith, of Tennessee, Thruston, and Tit
fin.
The bill fixing the military peace csta-
blishmcnt of the y. States, was read n Sc
cond time, amended, and ordered to a third
reading.
December IS
Mr.. BRADLEY offered the following re-
solution, which was agreed to, and refer
red TO Messrs. Bradley, Anderson, and
Gregg:
RESOLVED, That p committee be appoint
ed to enquire whether any and what fur
Their provisions are necessary, in addition
to and alteration of an act, entitled " An
act 20 establish the Judicial Courts of the
United States"
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G00gre46.
HOUSE or RKPRKSENThT1yRs
MONDAY, December II


The Speaker laid before the House q
report of the Secretary of state, on the
memorial of the heirs of Monsieur Bean
marehais, referred to him ut the last
session. Referred to the committee of
claims and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Clark, delegate from the territory
OF Orleans, was qualified and took his scat
Mr.. Quincy presented twenty-five me-
MORALS, signed by 200 Merchants aud o.
theirs concerned in foreign trade, Of boston.
praying that the non-importation law
might be either modified, repealed or sus-
pended. Mr. Quincy moved to refer ,bc
memorial to the committee of the whole
house TO whom was referred bill snDple-
mentary to the non-importation act On
this motion a debate commenced which
continued till near 4 o'clock, when the
question was taken by yeas ard nays and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-12-22
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES.
December ID

Mar. ADAMS presented n memorial Of
me merchants and others of the town of
b'ston' praying "some modification, sus-
pension or repeal Of the act entitled C An
act to prohibit the importation of certain
goods, wares and merchandise, ;" passed the
18Th day Of April, 1906, so as to conform
It to the existing circumstances of the u.
States"
Ordered, That the memorial he rrrer-
red to Mr.. Smith, Of Maryland, Mr.. A.
dams, Mr.. Sumpter, Mr.. Gregg, and Mr..
Gilman, to consider and report thereon.
On motion to refer the memorial Of the
merchants and others, of the city Of PhIla-
delphia, presented ON the 27th Of Noven,-
Der last to the same committee, it was. AZ.
ter debate, determined in the affirmative
Yeas 16-Nays ;, ms follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Adams, Anderson. Brad
icy, crawford, Condit, Goodrich, Gregg,
Rowland, Maclay, Matthewsoo69''
Pic,kering, Smith, (N. W Sumter, Turner,
and White,
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NORFOLK, Dccember ~

Yesterday morning about o'clock, the
French ship Patriot, of II guns, which has
been in Hampton Roads for few davs.
got under weigh and proceeded with IA,
N"uraOle wind to sea. The British men og
war have not been seen off our coas, for
three or four DAYS.
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For Rent.

TIVE Hou-e On the Min s.,sc. mex, a, Me-.
Ellis AID A IAN, and n wv occupied nv ~,
FaePoc' Po9ses'i n v ~ I've given on the 6rst
Of January ncxt--apry N ''
JOSEPH CALICO
Richmond, Dc. p, 1897. -
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81. Pcs9iUec, Giso, as the opinion OF
this committee, thar the votes of Thomas
Moore, sen.Sanuel Ayers, Benjamin Fu-
qua ani Wi!am Y. Hendrick, Ought to be
eXpunged from the poll of Ierman Baker,
because they are Illegal votes.
The poll of JcrinAn Baker stood thus,
l58 at the close OF
the election.
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For Hire the cnerino. yc,I.

VI IiIIt IIIt tnEUlUW VC1T
Conpcrs 2 Black Smiths 9 '2,.,,,.,..-- r,
Ma'e House Servants, ono Of ,b.r, i, 49,, =
OaIdener AID Carriage drivers s,'. T.a5,,S,,
- NeSyo Women anil Nrrro Ciyl.-.h-ri.
December 90, 1907. ~.
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y IL those having claims against The esf,.e
A OF Dmoy Porter. dec aye '.ussred n ri
we" forward properly authenticated IN or b.s
toFe Tie hrst day Of MARCH ncxr, th4t ar,1nys.
mfnis may be made for the adjustment Of Tho
same Vhose iudebied 10 said eta q will niece
maze Immediate payment, othcrwiea eu;,s y,;lI
ue In''i'Wed against them iudiscrinfin,aely
THOS. PORTER, Ad,o',.
Powhaian. Nov. 97rh, 1907. ov
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Deduct illegal votes, 4

Good votes, l54
Sc. Resolved, therefore, as the opinion
of III committee, that the poll ought To
stand thus For Blake Is. Woodson 152-
for Jerman Baker 154, and that Jerman
Baker was duly elected to represent the
county of Cumberland, in this present Ge-
nerai Assembly.
SO. Rcsoiu,d, also, as the opinion of
this committee, that the petition of Jerman
Baker, complaining of the undue election
OF Blake b Woodson, returned To serve as
Delegate from the County of Cumberland
for this present General Assembly, is rea-
sonable.
The 1st, I'd and Sd resolutions being read
a second time were on the question put
thereupon, agreed to by the house.
The eth resolution being read a second
time, a motion was made 20 amend the
same by striking out the word "illegal''
and inserting in lieu of il the word "lesai -
and the question being put on the proposed
amendment, it passed in the negative
The qaest'on being then put Oh the re-
solution as reported, it was agreed to by the
house.
The 5th resolution being read a second
time, motion was made to amend the same
by striking out the word 90 Illegal" and
inserting i'll lieu Of il the word "lcgal -
And the question being put On the propos
ed amendment, it passed in the a.hrma-
tive.
The question being then put on the reso-
tuition as amended, it was agreed to by the
house.
ON motion, Ordcred, That the said re-
port and resolutions be laid upon the table.
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-rsaO @s@--

srp Azr. OKELLEI IS expected to
essacn RS f1re,veA SERMONS next on'.,
aug jgysnoon at II o'clock, and in the a.
fernoon at the ringing Of the tel, IN NE
old 1lefaodlst meetlng house.
.August 81.
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:.,;,v onards. and
,n.a,s, such As si'p i.,,;es he performed
Ia; sIlef W.T. ,nodera,ion: second
a,o,np,ness aoo !. sna v;o,lant magis-
s' mos. excsl' GU = ,.us : scaiust every
= xbo enforced =. - ,rr.o ass on heir.
20 sho sssenP.so ,; : shsv superin-;
"a y.acs, within sns SO ow,ap 20 4 prohi.
VA "a: shitdy, : 49, .e,alIy strong
oD os 81 selling aos 'a M s,sse,ion Of those
w; iousshiy, = ), ' ,h~ oates leading in.o
0.;o,sd 10 ssna :. 80 S,,.;.ess i was 10
.oo ground, ~''y's and Others
- ~ al 'n'a '..a.; loo . behave impro
50 .hsssd
,,Ilg ,,,r;oo the nighs is TO- be al.
1 ns % ,ae a.sension ct the guards,
|,hsre b''eg go ,wo hnus. Lastly, and
|rItssd s's's !. ! !, oxlpg 10 The disposi-
,.aru1''Y -, flr,rr M nation OF every
|E,eu aos si, 1Ts.,ry- he rules of the nees
,assn' . s,,ac, ,srmsrlve, with proprie
|jg, sao 49, a. ) Spectator, ! conceive
d. la sus.a mapis,rate, and people, are
,bs nspsss -. h,shest praise for at one
ssti'fa = @~.a Meetings., every ihlng. al.
' 8. mist depeud Gu Soon " aSI'
nos ss so,.mri.y ses a,tsasion OF the as
4 =. = %ss ,roly pleasing, and mas, ssPe-
s u. hsss been so to those whose da.y u.
e'n - 8 sddsess the 90 the great concerns
s',.,o;,y. An iDa.sentiyeor trtHing cha.
y ~. ~, vas scarcely 10 be seen; no sooner
, "a ,ssy eu,ef Oh ths ground, than they sp.
n ). d reject this is G9d's own aeuss'
s.. seaysn's gate, or 70 realise The words
), Moses, spull oil thY shoes, icr The
lie. 90 which thou ssaGdsss IS holy
rr,o,oa.n
rhs ministers Of Jesus Christ did not
Cad Il 4 burden to preach, they were In,
commonly sd tisinely assisted from above
,cd slotioos displays OF power a1sended
H. word OF Gospel grace. They could
b, Issl assisted byl,Ee.pTaysrs of hundssds
d dsvous, jealous, and faithful souls,
whose censipga! breathing was Lord give
,hy. ward .secess--Lei thy gospel be thy
cover % sas ss,sasioa OF chose that hear
h
Daswhas was Gors affecting TO NE than
,,y hing else was 10 see the numbers Of
Al ages sock around The preachers, stand
a,ssrg 40 in,eress 10 thsir p,aye $, and
The payerssof Ged's people.
Twas ne small cross for them thus TO
come foswasd. with the esss OF huudrsds
lied CO them but they cared not hou
,rsat The cross might br, so ,ha, their sor-
ovial and guilty. souls nigh, fad fedcmp-
lou 10 Jesus Christ, even the forgiveness
! their sirs. Their er,ss came from the
':sr', and-rssehss the ears of the Lord
! sabacib, who 10 merry attended to the
'oics OF sseir suppiicas:on, aDd did not
'uisf them 70 plead long. saar plead IN
san, trt cayae suddenly 70 his temple, as
'ns ptaertsl messenger OF ,he covenant,
lod changed lhsir lamrps a.,aas and cries
! distress ,p,o scng, 81 praise and .hauks-
wing /; Wide ,hsar csun,rnaoce woqld
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Profpectus. of the Pantomisne.

SCENE lst.-The Sea.shore--a violent
Storm, and Ship-Wreck-the beach strewed
with fragments of wreck.
The Pantomime commences with PerQAse's
escape from the wreck-he deplores hiSfate,
and franticly draws dirk to destroy himself
he is disarmed by lightning addresses
himselfto Heaven and lnplorcs forgiveness
he discovers store-chest thrown on the
beach, which supplies KS present necessities.
Peronsa retres to explore cave, leaving the
chest open--during his absence Bear OF the
island enters, altering the position of Pc.
rouse's arrangements and closing the lld OF
tie chest, retires in search of his prey. Pc
rouse returns, discovers the devastation, is
alarmed, surprising it to be done by human
sbeings-sIms himself and retires cautiously.
sChimpanzee, fan animal Of the monkey kind)
comes from the rocks, Jumps into the chest,
and regales on the stores the Bear returns,
springs towards him, and catches him in his
arms. Perouse returns and shoots the Bear
encourages Chimpanzee to come to him,
ties his handkerchief round his neck and
leads him by the light of torch into the cave.
Scene 9. The interior of the Cave. Pc
rouse ana Off1In pdhZeG CAL )iOIC AuitHC1 Alo iC-
cesses.
Scene 8. A Natural Grotto, where the
water has made its way through in various di-
rections and is frozen the icicles hanging
from the top, cement the several ores and va
riegated shells, and form the petrihed arches.
Perouse enters with Chimpanzee, ties him to
a part Of the grotto, and retires for the pur-
pese Infringing the remains of the wreck
CLisbpanzee releases himself, and running
te.ae trunk, accidentally fires one of the pis-
tbs. Perouse returns alarmed, discovers the
mischief, corrects the animal, and makes him
understand that he is in want of water to
drink, for which they leave the grctto.
Scene a. The Beach as before. A canoe
seen at distance; it approaches the shore;
the Indians land are astonished at the APP
pearaace of the wreck. The roaring OF wild
beasts heard-they prepare their bows and
arrows, and commence the hunt.
Scene S. A Landscape number OF wild
berries are seen. Perouse pulls bunch, &
is about 10 eat them, the monkey informs him
hey are poison; Perouse gratefully caresses
him, and they depart in search-ot spring.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
2lst AUGUST, 1907.

ORDERED,
vFyHAT Abraham Faw, Adam Lynn, and
! William Rhodes, be appointed commits
sicners to hold an election at John Hod lg
tavern, on the first day OF September next
for the purpose of electing member-of the :
common council for ward No. 3, in place OF
Phineas Janney, resigned.
Test.
ts,, JAS. M. 3BIsREA, C. C.
Printing, in ats uGraoas branches
hcudjomely executed at this o&es.
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CALLED
LA PEROUSE
OR,
y IIE DEC01 ATE ISL md.

6E OE0OLdi T. ISLAtyA'
The Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and Decofa-
B tions entirely new. Scenery painted by Mr..
JEFFERSON.
The AAssic by Moorhead and Davey, with
Orchestra Parts by MIR. Reinagle.
EUROPEANS.
La Perouse, Mr.. jefferson.
Congo, This Valet) Master Cunningham.
Officers, Messrs Wood,
Rutherford, Claude and Cone.
Madame Perouse, Mrs. Jefferson:
The Child of Perouse, Master J. Jefferson,
H. INDIANS.
kanko, the Chief Mr.. Gross.
Nagaski lthe Fa-
Their Of Umba) Mr.. CharnocA.
Petopataw, 1.-THE
Brather) Mr.. Miller.
: Tetesana, Mr.. Barnett.
umba, Mrs. Woodham.
Chimpanzee, Tan AMI
alofthe Desolate
Islandj Master Jefferson.
~ The doors to be opened at SIX, and the
performance to begin precisely at a quarter
past seven o'clnck.
August 90
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C.l1ltain .4dcrtoa, FROM 1fantanzies, informs
as, that al .Ameriean pilot boat schooner, from
La Yera Graz, svith 100000 doliars on board
had been CAPTURED 6y.a British line ct cattle
shit.. TIE aamesrehort zvas IN circulation at the
Lsue11a hrevions to ca1htain CHRISTIANS s0zliag
my. paper.]
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(NEVER ACTED HERE.
70 gvhisa syiH be added,a GRAND -PANsgM1Ns.
MIcAL DRAMA, IN t7po acts,
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Supfofs ,,,e Is would that be reaion why We
iheuld 60 to war with America is not this the
intention OF gentlemen, or what 10 il Blu.
fureIy Il mut be a waite of the time Of the
Houfr to dwell upon fuch arguments. The
Treaty Of America they have ALTO brought Tito
difcu!Iion and it has been infinuated. that !,
was contrary TO the honor and interefts of the
country TO enter into any negotiations with A.
merica, until the Non-importaton act Is as r..
pealed.. If fuch diferace was attached to the
negotiation, why were not motions made iae
FELTON, to break of the negotiation, until that
decree was repealed. Surely fuch a conduct
would have been more manly, than now to Al.
tune hoitic one, while we are daily expect.
ing the ratification of the Treaty we have con-
cluded."
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ing delegation :-rhofe of each parifh choofe

ing delegation :-Thofe of each parifh choofe
a Parochial deputy, Ivy plurality of votes.
Thcie deputies meet in their reflective diitr9s,
called N;a.J. and 10y the fame mode of piuraii.
ty, chooic from each dinriG,. eight delegates
for the Diet, either among thcmfclves, or a.
mong others who were not eleeled Parochial
delegates"
{" The Kings fpcech to the States on com.
mencng the Diet, breathes fpirit of wifdom,
benevolence, candour, and piety. His object
in the new contribution, was their felicity, an
equality of right with the Swedifh people, and
firm union with them, 70 requifite for their
peace and fecurty. Nor ihoud this union a.
boliih their connection with the German en-
pire it far from HE wifhes to give fuch ex-
ample in this eventful period. He entrea,ed
each order in particular, to exert thofe talents,
virtues, and means, that characterize them.
The concluGon is thus -" You will now be
called forth to confirm, by folemn oath, your
obligations to me, ard to your country, in the
form prefcrbed by the Swedifh law. My re-
eiprocal duty, being equally facred, ihall firA,
tender it, before the King of Kings, and in
your mother tongue. Happy to reign over a
people. diftinguifhed by piety to God, fidelity
to it's King, and mutual concord, impIore
for you grace and blefIing from the AfoR High,
and allure all Of We, and each in particular, of
my royal favour and kindnefs."
The King made another fpeech to the
States, concerning the new organization of Po-
merana. Among the eficntial matters are -
the Introduction of the Swedifl Common Law,
publiihed 1874, and now traoflated into Ger
man, the formation of new haven at Klein
Zyker on Rugen the additional strengthening
of Strafund /; and plan for moving the fu.
burbs farther from the Notifications"
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BATTLE OF LENA.
lFEoM A GERMAN PUBLICATION. :

kfEOm GERMAN PUBLICATION.
Whoever is acquainted with the PruHian
Rates, will certainly fee with yexation an edfice
undermined, that once cont aimed 70 much ex.
cellence, and which might 70 eafily once more
have retrieved it's ancient dignity and confift-
ency,if the heads Of the empire bad underRood
the prognohics Of the times and had been will
ling to fubmt to few neceGary reforms. A
reform was particularly requiGte in that part
OF the military iyfem which excluded from all
promotion IN the army the mott learned and en-.
lIghtened members of fociety, viz. the higher
claiies OF the citizens, not Of the rank Of nobi-
lityi x it is remarkable, that an order iGued in
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1t was this artillery which annoyed the RufIians
70 dreadfully at Auiterlitz; bht we truft onr
brave irregulars, the CofIacks and Bankers, will
prove an over match for IL. in which cafe Ka-
fninikoy has declared he will apfwer for the
'n:cefa of the war, ince cur infantry is decid-
eddy fupcrior.
Bonaparte's fpies appear to have been As
unfuceefsful as his folders. When kaminfkoy
was al. Grodno, one of theft, pretending to be
a Prufiian general, brought letter, Ggned APP
parently by his Prufiian majety, and requeit-
ing confidential communication of the intend
ed route of the Rufiian forces. The fayacious
veteran inftantly penetrated the fraud. Two
Cohack. ftripPed the wretch, and, after adj
mIniftering to him fome falutary correction,
kaminikoy ordered him to return to Bonaparte,
aud to thew him on his back the route of the
Rullian army.
The account have given you has been
Perfonally confirmed by Vallilkikoff, the cou-
rler, who was an eyewitness of the Action; and
l iend it you by mefIenger, who is on the
point of departure for England
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PETERSBURG, Ian. 6.

The prifoners we have taken declare that thew
have loft in killed alone, above 5000 our lois
does not exceed 1000 men.
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FALMOUTH, (Eus.) Feb. 4.

Arrived this day, the Windfor-Cafte, capt.
Sutton, from New York and Halifax, % days
Paf1age from the former.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Feb. 5.
BLOCKADING DECREE.
Yeaerday, in the Houfe of Commons, Mr..
PerceyaI moved for copy of the late Order Of