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NETWORK, Feb. 8.

Exfraf7 Of letter fran T,ir;dsd, dated DeesnE., So
'eeeivsl6y vsresnfiie boris in his city.
Bouaparte had overran nearly the whole corr:
nent but his late defeats by ,he combined armies
Rulia and Pruiia Pollen, will ,rr!t, give IL h
turn to his affairs asmay procure him paiIags to-
Siberia. He is faid have LOTT III the three battles
three days inccefive!y, 6o,oco killed, wounded
and priieRers In thort he was completely routed
Orders were iued for a,archicg the concrpts from,
every part OF Franoe Great connections il is faid.
prevailed at Paris this We have from Martinique,
where the had aito arrived exrreis. This VIII
change the face OF all Id. ope."
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FRIDAY, Feb. 6.

FRIDAY, FeD. b.
The following mefage was received from the
Prefiden of the u. S.
To the Senate and Hogje Of Rrprelentatives etftbe
United STATES.
The government of France having examined
into the claim of Mr.. de Beaunarchais, againft
the u. States, and confdering it as juft and le-
gal. has nfructed it's minifter here to make re-
prefentations on the fubject to the government
Of the U. s. Inow lay bis memoir thereon be-
fore the legislature, the only authority compe-
tent to final decifion on the fame.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
The mef1age and accompanying documents
were referred to the committee of Claims.
A me Gage was likewife received from the Pre-
ident, tranfmitting copy of the laws Of Lou
ihana, which were referredto a fele6 commit
tee.
The Houfe refumed the confederation of the
bill relative TO ifuing debentures.
4 debate epfued on feveral amendments of
fered, when the que0ioT was put on ordering
the bill to I've engro6ed for third reading
On this quefion debate arole, which was
continued without declfion until the adjourn
ment Of the Houfe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13

fpnit OF irtrp adence, is, we rcn heyond the pow.
er OF the syrans. To Compel q. 10 rsnounce wha.
ne calls the tyranny OF the feas, is gafconade thas
does not deierve any ferrous notice. Our maritime
power, will, we truR, be always eq.ally Fable and
JUL and at preient we fee not the fna'lea room to
que!iion either its Juice or its liability
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-13
&" THE PRINCE OF PEACE"

At the time IN which the French are overrun-
ring Prnfa, receive news Of The f1ccefs OF
the French in Albania. Gen. Marrcn. had
carried the New Cattle, AZ the mouth of the
Cattsro, by form, and the RuiTisns had fuffsrri
IN that quarter. 1t is fa,1 the French, make
mott friendly ahuraDces to tie Turks OF their
aid againH the RufIians, and circumstances diff
cover that the Turks reckon upon 'hofe afuran-
ces. While the French have the fullncfs of VIC
tory. they dfplay the manner, nf coru1erors.
IT Berlin they have made great requliiops
At LEIPZIG heavy rtquili'on was made, in tn.
place OF the Engliih properly demanded N tbst
city. Lsbec has been entered, and tine Prun!-
ans have been attacked in the y.-HatnburIh
is actually under French regulations, and Frcn, n
troops are quarered in the CITY. Tie whole
French nation appears elevated By the riory
which their new emperor has acquired, and frt~
getting the claims of their revolution, APPEAR
content with character much better adapted
to their ancient manners and military regulate
on. On all occahons the French emperor diff
covers that he has not forgotten the Englli.
the fra enemies of France and, as he fiid to 3
general, while one thing is not done, nothing
- done he will employ all his power sgaintt
&. Britain Salem RegiGer.
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europe.
LONDON, Nov. 81.

It's calculated that efs than three millions of
foreign property have been veRed in funds with
in the laif ten days.
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From BeH'5 LorD'on Hcfk1, MfGapey.

Frsm BeTJ LonGon NefRIr Mf1crper.
Almoh all the Kingdoms OF Europe arr. ct.r
rnpt,d. There is not one of thc,n--,l.,t org.
which, an iuppcri the contsa. II j. lamrnt,-
Die to fay II. but, frou inne c.u;; oi!,tr, ilecc
is fcarreiy iuvcrcign in l.urops, whe IS ,se or.
cd or retpetisd by his iu,.;ctss. With The ex.
ception oi En.;ino'!, thai ie tot an army nor 4
people on the continent who vii! wcrthily a.
fend their country from The Invader In this fate
OF things, what can fave them ? PrliiIia IL gone
-.Ruhit will perhaps follow. Let England
look tn herf'-f and not difIipate her Hrensth IN
expeditions 20 Bncnns Ayres anal South- Amer;-
ca. Engl'nd may ys' fave herfef, tut We .a,t.
gtieved TIC lay, The canint now fave Europe.
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We learn FROM Spain, that great arman,en,s
were making in fhat kingdom and TIA, so
600 were to be RATED. Th;s is .dcuh.lrGs ore of
the manifestations of B0naparte's mmen!c plans.
Arrived at Portimouth, (Eng.) the Racehorfe
Hoop, capt. Forbes from Gucrofev. She has
four tons OF ii!ver OIL board, in 81 ,aoo dolsrs,
which was 'avrd out of the American fhip
which fhe detained, and was the next day-lof
at Guernfcy. One hundred and .hir,y fcroors
OF indigo, arc alf' faved the relt of the cargo
Is entirely loft. She was valued at CIoo 900.
Mr.. Reed, matters mate of the Racehorfr.
was on in her.
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psct 8 var rou ana OH. J.
usafas hooorabIy Il & 'ss ! a ssp Via
g sou, PfoFased j tomnss ','sa ii ss,
{; s var e is true III. ,sna Y es
y ns / '''s g0ve'c nspt asked ~ 4 s's',a
axe = eomMand under 4he,rs ~ Z sa,
J! Miranda ! asked him If l I. sors'sd !,
lssd by government, 10 max. II Vas avn
tions He said 90, Ishsa e ,hss Pop,
question requires 10 ar,s~sr. ss'ssd
q si' IS loo be . projsc, oi da,ss = ~
determined .o know 70 VIA. ! :, lsI
ed. .es \ al ,al
NJ. Baker. Who wa. h,
Dr. Wm rhorn,on. Evil AZ ~ na'
e1ce q the court % make one 0b.. 'adsg
& has been asserted BY Gel. /. ,b.'' sa'''.
bis iulse'ion 70 disqual.iy ne e. !. = Y y
which lOow occupy 4 shall REM, IS " Z.
a rssssnsbleEt'pc 10 indulge him + a A1
&C mpt. 4 will no. avail him, : ~ luz !, 4
l9ok f2lr0' aAIthsp eges Of ny lfe. - !, q @
Ind 6ll s0''e errors md eatravagaas,, !, ! Aa
BIG he zviA find neither Jsl,ny' 10, t ,ss'
mr. afegglect 81 dry. goa
l7o be continued j
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BALTIMORE, octo54, %

!, Arrived. schr. Sheldrsks. Cbnr,h;u
days from S.NPiesres, Mari. I.r '1 y
Blanchy, Craig. Of Baltimore, IDS, 49,,
ed, ia SO days; sch'r Fair PLAY e., ah AL,
apdris, in days -lsst his n,siumas, :,
both topsail yards, goipg OUT; and INV. a
o.aer Americans. Tie brig Ceres, for y
York, sailed IN CO. Flour and D,oy,.;os.
very scarce. Great anxiety for he s,r,v
al Of Americans.
Also, brig Fair American, Brown g,n,
Guadalonpe, and ~ days from usLf,~
where he was carried in and detained ,
long LIBERATED BY paying ,scsner,
Left sch'- Fe!ici,y, Of Baltimore. broush,
in, liberated aud was rspairirg; shin A.
man, Nyes hem Bordeaux fer Bal.imor.
vessel. clcared; cargo laid over Tor turtle,
proof, which was dici,arsiog; scr tIv.
Frazier, from La Vera Cruz, for Bali.
snore, libslled; trial 10 come on The ton
Inst. ship Hero, Spencer, from N. York
for ST. Thomas. arrived ooh Sept. DC,
'libelled barqpe Hannah, from Rouesdam.
for plymouth, Mass. 'lbslled Danish
ship Venillis, Bsrden, from Haysnua, foy
Baltimore, with sugars, li5elled; ship Jane,
from Bofseaus 10 N. York vessel clear,
ed, part Of 1.-The cargo condemned, the re.
mainder. laid.ovcr Tor iurther proof; took
a char,erto garry troops 10 Ruebsc, aod
sailed 24tkan &c. ~ish sc ssral other vessel.
with troops. But fey ONO uoopslsit IL
Halifsx. 8 or 5000 troops we're daily
expected there from EoSanl. TaeiI a..
pTehensions were wholly tot Canada.
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SAruRDAy, Sept. ae

Mr.. Bien0erhSsscG lnKOEHeu LAG Cuus IS
sfhat Nc. Dudley Woodbridge, his bail
( wished 10 be exonerassd from his rscog
rizance. He offered sIsssrs John Banks
aud Tohu Alcock IN his stead who were
accepted BY the chief .jus;ics AMI aesord-
ipgiy recs go;zed.
10. Hay wished TO be permitted 70
read the aifsiaviss Of Elias Glover ard
Inch Phelps, the FIRST of whom had been
discharged BIZ him, as.er the trial tor the
misdemeanor was commenced, and the.
latter had gone away without leave -Iic
sobscrvedlhas he had discharged Mr.. Glo.
yer on the ground that his evidence appli-
eS 10 the Indictment for treason only that
while the trial for misdemeanor was de-
pending It was uncertain whether his tess
s;mony would be wanting because Z sas
5uncrrtaia that the MOTION 10 commit col.
Burr furahe purpose Of sendiog him 70
Kentucky should os made; that he thonght
Il improper TO keep Mr.. Glover tending
npon an uncertainty, and had therefore
discharged him.
Mr.. WScsham objsc.sd 10 the reading
ofshosr affiaavits and observed that col.
Burr ought 10 have had no,ice Of the tine
3 and rsate of taking them.
M. HIN ,t;ourhs i, proper to mensioo
thar ,h- af,iasits had been furnished by
me witnesses themselves Of their owa &C !
cord s5
The ehisf ius,ice decided ,ha, those af !,
Sday;,s were not admissible. as evil.
,l-ncr n
NJ rnhn q Henderson wished 10 cor.
I. ,.cs ~ error "a s.. evidence with respec,
{ ~ lime sof s,be second meeting &c she
he psopls 10 Wood county. he g6sss
{ NEE NEE. IND; =; : a. on MONDAY. and the seceua
- -. g .,.,,d.,s fol,.u;rss
; 49, - : g
General Iyilaiaas Eafon, os0orn- y.
Mr.. Hay. We only wish that part OF
1 yoSs sessimony, Sir. which you have pot
yes delivered \ ! on recoiiecs tist there
was pare of'fs which was excluded by The
decision OF the court
Gea Eaton. I know nothing concerning
Bleuuerhasser aud Smith. Ihaye no re-.
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: NORFOLK, Oct. 9.

YESTERDAY the Court ofloquiry into Toe
conduc. of commodore Barron. ms;. on
board the ChesapeakePursaao, to adjosrn
ment. 90 accoun. ofsthc indisposi1'ou Of
commodorc B. the cont adjoeTued call
this day week.
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I DANISH Islands in Blockade,

Captain Tlpliug OF lheiship William acd
Mary, from Grenada, gives Us the follow
ing inforaa,ion. That .b.iug bound lrcm
Grenada TO Ss.Ihomas, he was hrouSh'lo
sof the harbor Of the latter island, on the
22d Of last momb, BY British brig, du.los
the exsmina,ion ef the William aud Ma.
rvs papers, aseader arrived fronl lorso'a
with Information for the captain OF tna
brig. mho immedia'ely made prize o.
Danish schr. thea IN company apd sent n''
Is Tortola. ~.
The captain If The trig varied s. captain pau
r.. not 10 attempt TO enter 81. lnoma'
OK any olher Danish island as they ws'e
ie Blockade Berg short Of provisions
captain 'rlpp!ing oished TO get 70 rory
sR CO, bus he was ipfor@sd Il he d'o aa "
wa. boarded by any of'he squsdr00, ~
weud be made prize Of. The com nan
der Of the sbrig would NO. indor'e ~. :,
ships papers, stating that the Daulsa =.
ands wsre in blockade. All letters We y.
broker open apd strictly Examined. ~
brig hid Z; Entefprizt OF Bossoo p4'''s
on her stern.
A,sbsrtant to Mercta,ifs s. Uaaer'0'''s''
capsaia Strong Of the schooner p '.as.
Talbo, arrived YESTERDAY from Msft l, 1,,i
OF which idant he was boarded oy w =.
siah friga,e Latona. was Informed q. ~ .soaId
sommsoder tha. Brisish-ships Of war v f,as,
capture -ail neutral vessels. rad'og M, 81.
Preach, Spanish or Dasea islands . :
fish islands.
Arrived British ship Herald Mu J 4,
I6t days from Cork. Spoks, Up ..od d &
Hat. So, IS long So. schr. Nim : .ba.,;aps,
! f.o,n Baltimore, bound 70 -. ol lo,o es,
l6.days ous--a5sh, in lat 81, 20 's'o
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70 BE SOLD.

Three hundred acres Of LAND, lately be-
longing 70 the estsss of f'lkit3ts z, fendaH, rs
quilsc, deceased, at the Little Falls, and ber-
,dering ca the river PeloRac.
On this tract are a stone dgelling-hoase
and toba 20 warehouse on the main road near
to tie igs--seyeral ether: buildings, with
binds well l1lBroye6 part Of them where
town lotsggese lately contemplated, with the
sanction Of TIE Legislature, sfe said to be re-
nlaFkably fertile. There are also on the Pre-
misses a CAN'T MILL SEAT, several
very valuable FISH STANDS, and inexhaust-
iblc QUARRIES of Stone fer building ware
houses and cellar walls, esteemed equal to any,
and superior to most, foundation stone on the
Potomac, having always commanded the high
est prices. .5
The good qaality of the stone on the banks
Of the river, to whichyessels of any burthen
that can so up to George town can SO and take
thcta oH-.taeir vicinity TO George town, the
City Of Washington and. alexandria, being a.
bout three niles from the two arst, and Ten
, from the aforementioned, by water ~or by land
Ia very valuable merchant MIL adjoining, and
a bridge preparing to be thrown across the Pos
tomac ueAgsto the mill Withother non enunle-
rated advantages, which q person inclined to
purchase woald discover on a slight view OF
the premises renders 1t unnecessary to en-
large or eoinnent on.their value.
For terms apply TO 5raaci9 eses5as Esq. Of
Medford, near Boston, Massaehasetss--to
1ss-isfran Daltoaf, Esqr of Alexandria, or TO
the subscriber
Lewis Deblois.
Alexandria, 18th Nov. asg3w
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On 7assaxy ne tge1asy -ssc0sd Of Eeeepso4s'
ncfs MiEl. ri sol. y rf fatfls slse, az ti:e
hresaSssg. ~ s4S4lsf
Pr CT HILL,
The Iste residence Of gs6a GIBSON, esq. dc
ceased eontaisiii:s about one hundred aus
seveaty acres 81 IA Nd the greater part IN
: deer good Enclosures, mitla large, handsome.
aad couinodious dwelling -hoase, and every.
necess @ry oessaastse II good ol'dcT-e convenient
and well fRisaesl staales--a yealngg apple Or
claSy 81 choice fruit begiiaaing to heag--an
excel eyst esafs et-+aud a well OF line water
lis place is situated near EumaIies ---as ve-
nv heat ly--und R1mancs 4 delightful pres
speSsc.t the pot9nae,
"A further a segipt'on IS deemed rnneces7
sary, as It IL presumed any gentleman wish
nsto par base, will view the premises,
Theterfls Of safe will ss nonsAs credit,
the purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
.earitT. JEaaaediaie possession will be given.
rolsn Spence,
7amss Red,
<cextors IF John Gi5saa.
DumfFies, Nov. IS. cots
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G. q r. Waite.

81 One ofths above firm will personally
attend the drawing daily, to take down the
numbers correctly, as will also ore OF their
clerks.
The next New York Lotterg viii rot cenl-.
mence drawing till April ncxt--sickcts Of
which lottery may be had at Whites Offices,
No. O. and No. So, Maiden Lane New-Tork.
" E;stant aelventurers, accompanying
their orders with bank notes Of any eleseriP-
ton to either of Waltes Offices, in NeW-Yclk
or Baltimore, may have Tickets and Shares
Forwarded to any amount with the utmost
punctaalitys and tho earliest advice sent them
other success. All prizes sold by u and
r. Waite. Willie paid BY them.
III Tickets in the above lottery are to be.
had al ]. MARcR's bookstore, George. Town,
where tie Pri2elist will be regularly received.
October Is 3tawSfn
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Robert Gay.

8ooE8el9ie3,, Kf.e-8rcet, 6le,yaaa5fa, has late}g
recSfued fsf SIZE t1e.. ozOiag .44s,lfclss.
ReeVes's water co!oTS, IN boxes, con-
tanning from SIX to eighteen celors; ladies'
Japan dressing cases; japan ink-chests; dara-
bleink for marking linen saperfipe warrant
ed black lead pencils; pounce and Pcunce
bo35es, canels hair pencils for drawing; ST.
periine red sealing wax iTdiaA TAX Parch
melt violin strings, bows and atilges; Ger.
man flutes enc we'll finished clarinet one
hautboy; Instructors. fer Rute and yioiin;
tooth powder and brushes; red military ttoa-
TIERS; black do. With red tops; pocket til9f-
tl{ometers; mathematical iastrllaents; WI
tjlg and wrapping paper; calls, waters );
eoaactba3r1s; fllleYs' press boards, &c. &c.
.Hlse 05s5 3llqzsias h.e Publications.
Warren's American reYol uticn, 3 vots, OF,
Ricast's geological view oflhe Y. States,
Mrs. 0pie's Simple, tales, 2.Yo's. l2 mo-
boards.
No,iee of St DonaillieE, ~ Miss Owen
son
Marsaresta, y : yours lsSs Of PEilaskd-
phiia.
Domestic Cookery; Murphy lie CT Gar
ricl.; steuben's military discipline l.z&ni' $
maritime law; pieces Of lyish Eistoey, 81
w ]. Mac Nevssl, sSe.
Cor aele 5y bic d9ze12,
School bibles aIad tesssanonts; Scots lc8-
sons Murray English reader introSinetion
to reading; Coil'sl333.s orator; IGaliylg sass
FOR the mind !. philadelphia lat;a ggsaralssats !
school dictionaries assorted s3e ling b9qjss !:
primers states playing message aes'd
INK powder & bonnet aoaras, &c. sc.
ON III.
A large s.os.s Of r. ls-Flq$le i5ietk books.
efyarious sizes hlask acco9at books ruled
and bound 70 an given llattern. at a short ae-
tiee- October .,
Printing in all It's yarioas branches,
Handsomely executed at tbs ot.Ghce.
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AMoNG yHKIeH ARE-


Wagon boxes biistered, Crowley esseast
steel; sheet iron shovels and spades pa
tent shot; sbovels and tongsi green wire
tenders; Coala heds brass bat cry kettles J;
patent and copper tea kettles and s:eWganss
otto japanned ard brass lamps; iapanned
plate warmers; chatting dishes; Britannia
coffee and tea potss penknives andrazors, ia
lie and desert knives and forks, plated and
brass wares, oE yaiious descriptions; coffee
mills; files locks BOLTS screws; curriers'
knives; heshers workers granting board
md steels saddle trees; gig and carriage
lanes gig furniture
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
large assortment ofbaT iron, soal aId up
SPer leather and Spanish hides
md DAILY ExfEcr
gartment Of Rgsfs AndlroRs.
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B III tt VI O 4 e
Rolling and Slittlng-Mlfl.

vIIE subscribers are daily receiving from
4 tie manuEactory a complete supply OF
sjl, III, Sd, cd, I'd, sd, lod, l2dand 20 pen
NJ. Hoop Iroa suitable fer cut nails lso,
Spike and Nail Rods ef all sizes, maRutaotur-
Cd from iron ofthe best quality and executed
In fle neafe manner, which they sell At fhi-'
ladeiplia prices fol cash, oron the usual ere
dit for aceeptances in Baltimore They also
execute Orders DC for more than a toll IN TIC.
ilsafst manner at very short notice.
Aadrew & Theaas Elhcott.
Balt;moge, Oct. "a nov. j col9tf
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G.. &c r. WAITE3S

Ts.ssg Fortunate Lo77ER7 CFF1cEs 'coi11sr q
JlaRKEf and sC.zdakE Ss2EEgs,
BALTIMo ORE.
The GRANDEUR ofthe scheme of the above
Lottery, together with an assurance from the
Managers that it viii positively commence
drawing on the Slst day OF December next,
have been a sufficient in,luooueat for the sub
seribers TO colne to the city Of Baltimore for
the express purpose of facilitating the sale
Of the tickets.
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70 LET

TO LET
yfSII e House and Lot, at present cceiiFaed
,bg MI. Il ANIEL ne L.EoD Painter, next
aGBss 70 Patton and Butchers hard ware stofe On
X is 8 street. Equal to any stand in Alexail--
elia, iorasG rocery or Dry Goods, with con- Pl.
venisht accommodations for Family.
Inquire Of
Nov eoStlaw
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Patton and Butchers,

Haze received ~ the ships Itiliienl AID Jaisa,
Ca,afaia Jpoodaouse, and nFe l'lzy.y. Catfsaia
Babbisr, ,jifona Lis9erhool, a general assarf.
nsent
/ II . N NJ @ N C ER Y,
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.4LRXAEBRIA1:
HAS FOR SALE,
Al aGort1nent Of WINES, Ii
QUoRs, GROCERIES, &c.
Consisting Of
MADEIRA1
Lisbon w ~ - ~
Malaga
Teneriac &
Corsica
cid ST. Estephe Medoc larct, n esses O
ere dozen
A few dozen fine old frontinac
Ditto do. best wine bittefs
Jamaica and West-lndia rum
New England DO,
7 Cogniac, Boprdsaux aAd Naples brsnsy
Holland and country gin
schicslam gin in cases
Irish wh1skey, very old
70 barrels Pennsy ivartsa rye vllskey
Cider in barrels
White vine and Cider vinegar
3 Florence oil insnasks
hogshcads Havana honey
As do. s. choice retailing aolssses
Gunpowder
Imperial
Hyson / Lao
Yoansg, .I Hyson IF ssox fuaa'y.
Hyson-Skin and
Souchong
Mus5cTado sugars, different QUALITIES
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, sai-
tinaore and Alexandria.
Leiper's, CARROTS, and Harailteh,s snutf
N bottles and blaelders.
Macuba ard rapeetdo.
CloYer-seed, Penn. 7parronted)
Mace nutrnegs; cloves cassia; pimen-
to /; pepper; ginger, RAGE and ground; Gay
enne pepper; refined salt-petre.
& Coffee chocolate; rice; pearl barley;
Londea and Philadelphia mustard; baskef
ssIts starch; ig slues fotant indigo Geer-
sia and Tennessee. cotton: flax: wool; Hl,ia-
der; copperas alum; birthstone; chalk ];
pipo8 il boxes; wrapping paper and twine
traces; bedcords; Leading lines; demyohns;
pin cases; patent shot brandyvine sunpow-
der; IIaryey's gunpowder, the only real BIZ
fish battls p9wderl from to treble sealed );
chewing, tolS;cc5; best HAVANA segars.
HIascat 81 ssssld bloom Fsisins IN Boxes.
St.n raisissl$in CASTS.
carte currants ;,pEunss soft shelled ST.
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shutting the gates against the king or his
'orceS, without amy other force from with
N, Lord Hale conceiveth will not amount
TO treason"
The whole doctrine of Judge Foster on
this subject, seems to demonstrate a clear
opinion that state of force and violence,
a posture OF war must exist to constitute
technically as we'll as really the fact of le-
wing war.
Judge Blackstone seems to concur with
his predecessors. Speaking oflevyiDg war,
he says, "This may be done by taking
arms not only to dethrone the king, but un.
der pretence to reform religion, or the
laws, or to remove evil counsellors, or ~
thtr grievances, whether real o: pretend
ed. For the law does net, neither can il
permit any private man or set of men to
interfere .forci6iy in matters of such high
| Importance"
lie proceeds to give examples of lowing
war, which show that he Contemplated &C
tual force as a necessary ingredient in the
composition of this crime.
| 1t would seem then from the English au-
thorities, that the words "levying war;"
have not received a technical different
from their natural meaning, so FAR as res
poets the character of the assemblage Of
| NV" with CONSTITUTE lAJl. 1t
must be a warlike asscmblage, carving
the appearance Of force, and in q situation
To practice hostility.
Several judges ofthe United States have
given opinions at their circuits on this sub
ject, all of which deserve and will receive
the particular attention of this court.
In his charge to the grand jury when
John Fries was indicted, i'll consequence OF
forcible opposition to the direct tax,
Judge iredell is understood to have said
"l think am warranted in saying, that ii
in the case ofthe insurgents who may come
under your consideration, the intention
was to prevent by iorce of arms the execu-
ton ofany act of the Congress of the Unir-
ed States altogether, any forcibie ohfioSiii-
on calculated to Carry that intention into
erect, was levying of war against the u.
States, and of course an act of treason -
To levy war then, according to this opinion
OF Judge Iredell, required the actual eX-
eition offorce.-(3o BE- Continucd }