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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28
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HE PoLirIcs OF NEw-YoRK,-have late.
~ engaged cur attention; Tot 70 mucb from,
their own intrin6c importance, as from the 70.
'prctahiI,ty OF the Characters that they have in
'roduced before The public. We have already
obierv,d, that MIR. De Witt Clinton and Co
Lewis have laHnc'rsd into a perfonaI alteration
IN the newspapers. We have re. publi0bcd
two addreiles from Mr.. Emmett, famous in the
revolution of Ireland, to Mr.. King ; az well IA
an interetine letter from M. Genet.-Wc have
now to Introduce a much more elevated officer
than any OF thefe upon the fame theatre no.
Ieis tnan the venerable George Clinton thr
Vice-Prehdent of the u. S.-.The folIow;py -
the reaion OF bis appearing before the public.
Mr. Lanine, the Chancellor of N. Y. was no.
minated by the Republican party, as tue ru..
cehoro OF Gov. Clinton.--Hi nomination was
Germany a"hnnnc,d an an Albany paper
So"e ilort time after, he ,efsncd his nrA,c,-
hons without having Rated the ,~eaGons rs ,his
chang. Hio. Lewis WAS nominated in m.
place and eiettSd. Ihv fedei.ias, however.
HatSd Ak the time thar Mr.. LAM Gag had de, i'm
ca iron 4 Pera,a!inn ttat tie Clinton Ec,,iiv
would ATTEMPT 10 direct his aia.minr.t:on. r.
he was elected for that they had s,re,dy
chaike0 out q Particular courfr OF p5iicy which
me was TO pur1ue, as the 0uly condition ~,
when tney were 20 !lpport ms Ell, eiinn. The
N"d'ce'cs, ho." ver, .did not contradict the
80 va IN H'N Nde Z eStrt.---iEc- m.
coanpssitia1 has ari!en netNecn Coy. lev; !,
aud Mr.. IomfkiHs, The qupd friends OF DIN.
toraier nave renewed this tale |! The IJijor ~
the Aitany NeGittsr contraoic,ed it under tbe.
Proteiied d~uection OF hr. De- Witt C.inton mi
others. MIR. Lariing next came to, w2Idto
cons'adict Thu. contradiction /; and poh;:ys,y
iriited upon the e~xiitence IF fuch 4 iyrrm -,
c%ont'ou' his inds pendrnce.--Mr. Geo..Ci.,on
lOe Wits troiher and nephew Of t. Vice.
f~fsiice"t OF ;Es u. S.)den d the tru h OF this
t"'elacnt aud publicly sailed upon Mr.. L..
.o'" 'Pec'hcatou or circu'Hitancrs. kir. l..
however politely waved the aup, Al. f-,n,iry
TO Inii'uatc that he hou!d wait 10 lie call. 4 NJ,
on oy ior!e more aothoriied p%e,iuo, that is. n.
V. :. h'ilieif, before be ihould defend to the
faT'cuiare.-Ibe two following letters clof
thls correspondence, as far as il haS reached -.
we preiu'ne, however, thai MIR. l.. viii r.yIv
to the V. P's letter: aur|
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28
ADDRESS 10 TUE PEOPLE or GER.
MINI.
BY tie eomm0ader in drift IF IRE imperial R4y

Dy tie eammaHder in drift If Ire imperial R4I
.EaH army.
by a long ferries Of the mon unfortunate e.
vents, your country has become a prey to the
mon cruel and infoleGt of foes. The manifold
l~ufIcring 10 which you have been fubjeeted arc
known to the emperor my mott gracious fove.
reign; ard bis majeity is 70 much the more diff
polcd 10 take the warmet interef therein, as
he himfeIf has fprung from German blood
and mindful Of the infinite ties which cxit be.
tween his imperial houfe and many of the Ger.
man princes, he has never ceafed to entertain
with regard to the German nation, all that ef-
TEEN to which a people, 70 numerous, enlieht-
ened aud %virtuous are juRly entitled. With
this (entime4t of the warmel ~intereft in the fate
of Germany are naturally and inieparably con-
joined his maieRy's wihes to deliver this EN-.
pise from its oppreGors, and rsftore it to its juA
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FRANKFORT, ION the Main, Tan. 90,

FRANKFORT, ION the Main,) Jan. 80.
Some German Journals have publinhed the
equalization of Choczim, the frft place in Mol
davia that has been occupied by the Rufians.
1t will be recolleGted that general Michelfon,
on entering that province, announced in his
pIoclamatisns that the Rufians acted only as
friends and protectors of the Ottoman empire.
1t is eafy to judge of the good faith and real de-
fgns of the court of Peterfburgb, from the fol-
lowing and particularly from the third article {:
CNptnLatiOn of CbseSim.
Article /. The Turkih troops fhall be allow
ed to leave the fortrels with all their effects.
Q. The Turkih government fhall ceafe, from
the day of its furrender, and that of his maief-
ty the emperor of all the Rufias fhall fucceed.
8. The %fortrefs and the raja territory hall
belong to the Ruffian monarchy.
4. So alto fhall the artillery in the place.
5. The pacha Aiall be at liberty;o remain in
The Turkilh empire.
6. The Turks who may win TO remain in
the raja, fhall not be moleted in the exercife of
their religion.
7. After the furrender of the pl1ce, the Turks
hall he allowed to remain in it fifteen days, to
fell their effects on the market days.
8. During the fifteen days, all Turks fhall be
prohibited to carry arms under pain of death.
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NETWORK, April 90.

Ferhaps at no time within the recollection oe
man have 10 many v%effels arrived at this mort &C
during the lat two days. The 6obt was ,
grateful one to the merchant and the underwri'
ter.
The thiP Gold Hunter capt. Vote came IN in
Tue 'e'""'Hao'y mort paf1aee of 25 days from
LONDON one reached the Il inks of Newfound-
""u y Our papers and L'oyd's LiRs by her
are TO the 2oth OF March, at which time mo later
intelligence had been received from fbe con,;n
ent OF Europe than we have already laid beforr
me readers OF the Mercantile Advertiser nv tb.
NIP George from GreeBotk; but circ nma.n-
ces have occurred in England which have led m
a change in The Br;.iih Miniary. The following
are the outlines
The meaiures which are taking to ;n,rod,cs
INTO the britih Imperial Parliament 4 dir-p0;on
OF what is called The Catholic Ouefion."
which ProPofss to renore perfons prof Ging ,be
Roman Catholic Ne!igin to their elieibi itv 10
mold military, naval, and other Offices ,ndar
the crown, and which alto removes the This
winch have tor a long time been conidcr.d Lv
the Catholics and Protefant DiGsnters -. 9 ~
odIous and unneceffary diftinction, have creo,oi
conhderable alarm among the people. and hzvr
occaioned much agitation in the cabinet. TIE
Pre'ent mlnIltry are charged with an attemnt 70
inrprIZe the kings confidence into a total rr,c,t
OF the Tett Laws, Especially as far as the Army
and Navy are concerned; but his maiefy hay.
ing gained information of this defen to fyindie
MS content TO a meafure 10 which he has been
uniformly and zealouny oppofed, expreltd Ills
diipleafure and his determination to reGf il.
ne mlniiters, 1t is faid, offered TO retraSf. to
which the king confented On condition that no
hmilar attempt houId he made in future this
they have retufed to agree to, and minated
that they had taken their refolution, and would
not reign, but that his majeay may turn them
out fine pleafes.
His majeRy, thereupon, tranfnitted a mefTace
to Lord Eldon and Hawkefbnry, who vailed on
the Duke OF Portland, TO whom the kings com.
mands were fgnified that NEW ADMINS
1KAIlON fhould be Immediately formed.
The following is pubIithed in the Courier of
the 2oth as the probable Lit ofthe New Minif-
try; its authenticity is not vouched for the ar
engagements were not expected to be completed
before the following week =
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TO JOHN LANSING, JUNIOR, Fs,s.

SIR,
The requet which l made TO you. to fpeci.
ty the cha &c contained IN your late publication
agaInlt Gov. Clinton, ! thonght 10 rtatcnabI
that no man o. can3ouro or honour would re,nfl
compliance. ] have this moment receives IN.
following letter from TIE Vice Proficient Of The
US. and take the liberty OF giving it yuL,icityr
that your character may appear to the word 10
its true colours.
do not renew my appeal to your candour
tor a tnii explanations beeauie / have nothing to
expect iroM, tha. quarter.
GEORGE CLINTON, Jun.
April l7tb, 1907.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28
C~sasinNa.ion Of MN e0ant.aj Intelligence, reeeiy.
Cd By lat. arrivals.
LONDON, Feb. "a.

SOUTH AMERICA.
The following lit OF the itaff of the South
American army is handed about in military cir.
S'es. Probably it is not quite correct |; we
hall prefent it more 10 foen.
Commander in chief, lieut.. gen. Whitclocke,
seth regiment ; fecond in command, major-se-
neral Cover, SD regiment ; brigadier.g general
Acland, foot guards; -, Beresford,
ssth regiment ;--, Sir S. Auchmuty,
10th foot /; ---, lord Bianey, esth
regiment ---, Crawfurd, 6oth de-
putty adjutant general, lieutenant-colonel Tor
rens, s9th regiment ; afitant ditto, major
Trotter, SD /; deputy quarter-mafler-general,
major Puizler, 18th Foot ; afhttant ditto, major
Tucker, a2d foot i~nfpeetor of horpitals, DR..
Gordon |; deputy commi1ary-general, major
Lindfay.
Captain Hall of the s9th, is appointed one
OF the aids-de-carnp to general Whi,elocke.
The paymaiter-general, military fecre,ary,
majors of brigade, & iome of the aids-dc-camp,
are not YET appointed.
That fine corps, the ssth, commanded by
colonel lord Blaney, as we'll as the troop of
horfe- artillery, were yeferday embarked at
Portfmouth. The baggage OF the commander
in chief was ,fkewife fsnt on board yeft.rday,
from the lie of Wight. Under an officer of
fneh activity and euterprize as general White
locke, we are confident there will be no DELAY.
Detachmerts and recruits for the ssth, 4oth
47th, SD, S7th and S8th, were ycftcrday en-
barkcd for South-America.
The army of South-Amcrica now will con-
fit of the royal engineers and artifcers, a de-
tachment.
The royal orfe-artillery, / troop.
The royal-artillery, 4 companies.
The 9th light dragons, commanded by ho-
norable colonel Mahon /; 18th ditto by lieute-
rant- colonel Lloyd !; Goth ditto 6 troops, by
major Blake /; sla ditto ? troops, by -
; 5th foot by lieutenant colonel Davie (;
So b foot - Burne 3sth foot by VsIaI ;
4oth foot by - Browne ; 45th foot by
- Guard /; 47th foot by -- Backhoufe ;
54th flank companies by - 7lh
foot, lieu,enant-~c colonel Pack; SD foot by ma
Jor Trctter s7th foot By lieutenaat-co ionel
SIR E. Butler ssth foot by lieutenant-colone
Duff /; soth foot by colonel lord B!aney; 95th
riff: corps, 5 companies, by major MtLeon ;
and a detachment of the royal Wagon corps.
We hear that a field officer of the royal en-
gineers, as well az of the artillery, will accom-
Pany general Whiteiocke.
tits now thought the 9Th, 18th and SD,
which at one time were intended to go and Join
the South-American army, will not now pro-
coed there, general Whitelocke having declared
that he wited only for the seih, in addition to
the force already out, and that he cenceives
THE formidable force ~iuficient for any fervice
there,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-04-28

EFT at Coots's Ferry, in January laa, a fnai
Il bundle BOLTING CLOTH. The owner may
have 1t by paying the price Of adysrtiipg. Apply at
this OFFICE.
april %. It.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-07
Girtuit Gourt.....R itDnlono.
@@rs y; zr~
Trial Of Col. Burr.
RICHMOND, Auogsr Is.

The Judge having given his opinion,
that evidence, touching the previous con-
du6t of the pri(oner, but reyelcut 20 the
overt act Of trgaion, was admihblej
GEN. EATON
was called up, and gave in the following
teltimonv Sc Concerning an overt act,
which goes 10 prove Aaron Burr guilty OF
treafon, / know nothing concerning
certain traui39iOns which are fad l0
have happened at Blannerhafett's Hand,
or any agency which Aaron Burr may be
fuppoied ID have had il them know MOTH
ing. But concerning Col. Burr's cTprci-
fons Of treafonablr intentions, | know
much, and il il to theft that ny evidence
relates,-Mr. Martin. know not hO"
far The courts opinion extcnds.-L5, jH5-
fics. Il Il this: that any proof otntcntlon
formed before the at itlelf, ilreveicnt 70
the act, may be admitted. One Win1i.
nav prove the intention al one time and
another may prove It ata~otEer; fo as to
prove the continuance IF tile intention
throughoat the whole tranlaaion aud
therefore the proof Of very remote incca-
flows may be royoleut tO this particular
sct. Mr.. Martin. 7 truf that when be
fpeaks Of a treafona5Ie intention not MP.
plicabe 70 this act, thecourt viii flop him.
Mr.. Eaton. During the winter Of 1905
6, ! cannot be poiitive as To the diitind
point oftime, yet, during that winter AZ the
city of Warrington, Aaron Burr fgniied
10 me that he was organizing an expedition
TO be moved againG the Spanifh Provinces
on the S0uth-Weftern Frontiers Of the u
nited States. underfood under the au-
thority IF the General Government.
Prom our exiting controversies with Spain,
and from the tenor Of the Prefdent's Com
municatlonst TO both Houfcs Of Congrels.
conciuion was naturally drawn, that war
with that power was inevitable had
jua then returned from the COAT orArr;~a
and having been many wears errrl,vrd III
your tron,'Srs or on coat more barber.
Gus and obicure, ! was iguorant ofthr 4.
timation IL which Col. &. was brIl M III
country The GiitingniihCd rank III h7d
held in fociety, and the Groag ma,l.s rr
Confidence which he had receive II from M.
fellow citizens, did NOT permit me 10 doubt
Of his pajriotiin. IS military character
had been acquainted with III one within
the U. S. under whof- dirediona folder
might with greater ftcurity confdc his
nonor: IN cafe 1t ny country's being I'LL
vowed n war, ! ihould have thought il
NJ cuty 70 obey p honorable cal 7s
"a, mas PToPoIed to me. Under impreGions
IKE tntie did engage to einblrk in the
enIeTP'iie' and pledged nyielf ID Col III
eo.'inS.ce. at ieveral interviews il aD-
tSa'so 70 IS h'' intention to convince me
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-07

place. C. TsifieH You have ufed that indul-
gence)
Little more pafed between Col. Burr and
my(elf, relevant to this Enquiry, whilR re-
NAMED AZ Wa(hidgton, though he was loIicit-
ous to engage me in his weaern plans. re-
turned TO Ma1achuletts and thought 10
more Of Col Is. or bis projects, until il O0o-
Der laG, letter was put into my hands, from
NJ BelinaP, to 7 Z. Danielion, Eating that
boats were building on the Ohio. Mr. Burr
Have YOU thar letter Mr. E. No. Mr.. b
i is improper then TO Fate il. Mr.. Hay. L
is immater:aI. Mir Belnap il here. Mr.. 3.
As TO letters, have no correspondence with
Col B. was about to lfaJe that made a
communication 70 the Proficient of the " :.
through the hands Of the Poh Maaer General
Eating the view, of Coli Burr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-07
BAGRATHION.
No. 30, dated,
TILT, 4nre IL. 13..

'J'IB }4Hf liB 1897
At the affair Of Heifburg. the
Grand Duke Of Berg PaAed along the
line of the Sd diyliion Of cuiraiiiers.
at the moment when the 9th r.gi-
ment had juh made 4 charge. Col.
d Avary, Commander Of the regiment.
his fabrc dyed in blood, faid, "Pruc-.
review my regiment, and you will
ind that there is not 4 folder " hof5
iwOTd is noe like mine,'
Col Borde Soult was wounded /.
Guik-nene, Aid de- Camp to Mar
ihll Laines, was wounded.
LHers t5I37v -5s nam-f W Emc off,
cars qyb7 Gsnafsaf tbem/ti0ej ]
The lons Of the Senators Perirr5n.
Clement &c Kis, and G4rran Coulon.
died with honor in the field Of ba.ae.
Martial Ney proceeding % Cam
binnen, fecurcd fome OF lie en-mg's
parks Of artillery, many woundeL
RuiIans. and took a grsat numbet
Priloner5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-07
ORIGINAL POETRY.
Far the Portland Gazette.

LINES presented a Youn5 Lady, by
her husband, on the day Of their mar
fiage =
WITHIN thy bosom, lovely maid,
MAY thy companion ind,
A treasure PLACID, by nature made,
"A virtuous thinking mind
BE this my lot, ask no moae,
OF earthly good 70 share,
Save rosy health, Heav'ns choisest 5liS'
To case my anxious care.
Nav this DAVIS union lasting prove,
A bond Of social Feacei
Elay Heaven smile on mutual loYe'
Domestic Joys increase.
Be this my lot, ] ask no more
OF worldly Joys TO share,
Save rosy health, hcav'ns choi5est git
To ease my ANXIOUS care.
This dav from her do receive
A gift Of generous kind,
Who feels a parents care 20 leave,
To bless foreign mind
Nav drJy, gratitude and TRUTH
Repay her Tor her love-
I'LL health ard virtue, bless the youth,
She gave AHA l approve
From .his days rite, may AL mahAIad
Find benefits, though small
Nav misery find our cottage more
Open To natures call.
IF this be mine I'll ask no more
Of social Joys To share,
save rosy health, hca''ns choicest gilt,
To case NY anxious care.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-07
81igbIp JIuIportaut 3.nt4lit8Rnef,
Recei0cd BY an arrivaI at B9f9n on
Iug'ay L5f fran LiVerpa9i.
PARIS, JULY s, 1907.
Grand Army Bulletins.
No. 80, dated,
Tilt. ZINE 10. $50.

DURING the time that the
French army Ggnalized themlelves
on the field Of battle ia Friedland,
the Grand Duke Of Berg arrived be-
fore Konigsberg, and attacked in
flank the corps of the army COM
handed BY Gen. Lenocq. On the
! I3th, the diyiion Of Milhaud's dra-
/ goons made fine change, defeated
the Prullian cavalry, at Creutzberg,
and took f1veral pieces Of cannon.
| On the 9TH the enemy was com
PEELED 70 ihut himlelf up in Kouigs-
berg about noon two Of the enc
mys columns, which had been cut
off appeared before that place, with
a view Of en- ering it !; FIX pieces Of
cannon, and from three 10 four thou
fand men who competed this troop
were taken, al the iuburbs of Kon-
igsberg were rated, ana a conGdera-
bic number Of priioners were made.
Ae reiuIt Of all these affairs is
between four and five thouf4nd pri-
ion1rs, and IS pieces Of cannon
On the 18th and 10Th Martial
Souit. corps was occupied before the
entertainments Of KonIaiberg, but
the advance of the main body of the
army towards WehIau, obiges the
enemy to evaCuate Konigiberg, and
this place falls into our hands.
On the 18th the Emperor tranl-
ferred his head quarters 70 che farm
If Drufkr near Wien ohtrin. On
the 18th he advanced them to Sgair-
girren and on the Ig.h lie entered
filGt. The Grand Duke Of Berg,
at the head Of the greater part Of
the Light Cavalry, fomc diviGonS Of
Dragons and CurialIiers, has follow
ed The enemy the(e three lait days,
and did him much injury. The 5th
regiment Of Hudars dittinguilhed it,
felf, Conacks were repeatedly routed,
and fuEared comfortably il these
different charges. We had few
killed and wounded, among the lat
ter is the Chief d'Lfc9dra Potion,
Aid-de-C4mp 70 the Grand Duke of
Barg.
a fngular Grcumfance, which ex-
cited the laughter Of the folders,
occurred for the 6rR time, near ILL
fit, ~here a cloud Of C0Aacks was
feen fighting with arrows. We are
forty for thoie who give the prefer
ence to the ancient arms to thole Of
the moderns but nothing is more
laughabIe than the effects Of tholc
arms againt our nuikets.
Martial Davout, az the head of
the Sd corps, dehitd by Labian, fell
upon the enemy's rear guard, and
made $500 pritoner-.
Maribal Ney arrived Oh the 18th
a lnterbourgh, and there took 1000
wounded, and the enemies maya
zines, which were comfortable.
The woods and the villages are full
Of trasgIing Ruaians, 6ck Or wound
ed. The lois Of the KuAian Army
is enormous, it has not WIKI it more
than fxty pieces Of cannon. The
rapidly of our marches prevents Us
from being abe as yer to afcertain
how many pieces we have taken, but
it is lsppofed thar the number ex-
ceeds hundred and twenty.
Near TilGt the annexed Notes
numberedI |. and ii. were traninitteo
to The Grand Duke # Berg. and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-07
Stranpe. 5ut true ! ! &!

Rhesa Elton. Of Claver2ck, addresses h'm-
self u III wondering. nevys-raPing mortais,
and tcIls them o}unnIv that he IS married.
To others he will say,
Married, Ut RedA0ok, N Monday lne ~
Of August inst. By the Rev. ar. hitue'
Rhesa Elton, of CIaverack, to Maria Wcy
Murray, Of the former place. after court
LEI censure Weld her shafts, I heed them
not,
Nv former flIIies now shall be forgot
or recoUected, but to turn my mind
To Justice, Friendship, Love to AL man
kind. -Bala6ce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-09-07
CEhole No. 489.

afterwards the Ruaiian Prince Lieut..
General Labanof pated the Niemen,
and had conference for an hour
with the Prince Of NeulcllateI.
The enemy burnt, in great halls,
the bridge of TiIGt, over the Me-
men, and appeared to be continuing
his retreat into RuGia- We are on
the confines Of the empire. The
Niemen oppOGte TiIGt is fomewhat
broader than the Seine. From the
left bank we fee cloud Of Gofacks,
who form the rear-guard of the enc
my on the right bank.
Holtintics have already cesfcd.
What remained to the King Of
Pruilla is conquered. That unfortu-
nate Prince has only in his power the
country lituate between the Niemen
and MemeI. The greatef part Of
his army or rather Of the diviGon OF
his troops is delerting, being unwil-
ling to 70 into RulIia.
The Emperor Of Rugia remained
three weeks al Tillit with the King
of PruAia, On receiving advice of
the Battle Of Friedland, they both
left that place with utmof hate.
No. J.
Ute General in Cliff BENNIGsEN to
His kxcslency the Prince BAGRA-
THOR.
After The torrents of blood which
have already flowed in battles as fan
culinary as frequently repeated I
could with 10 ahuage the evils Of this
diitruttlve war, by PrOPofng an ar
mlitlce before we enter INFO a CON-
flict, into new war, perhaps fill
more terrible than the former. re-
qurG YOU, Prince, TO make known to
thu Chiefs Of the French army this
mention on my part, Of which the
consequences may have the effects
the more lalutAry, as general Con-
gre(S has already been proPoGtd, and
may prevent utelels efuGon OF hu.
man blood. You will afterwards
tr4nfmit to me the refult Of your pro-
ceedlng and believe me to BE- with
the mott diltingnilhed confederation,
your ExcelIency's mott humble and
mott obedient Servant,
(oigned) B. BENNIGSEN.
No. III,
CENERAL-The General Com.
mander in Chief has addre1td to ne
a letter relative to the orders which
his E1cellency has received from his
Majcty the Emperor, directing sle,
TO communicate to you its contents.
| think | cannot better comply with
his intentions than by trantmitting
70 you the original. | requett you at
the fame time to fend me your an
fwer, and accept the aflurance Of the
high confederation with which ! am,
General, your mott obedient and
humble fery't,
June 10. BAGRATHION.
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ARMS TJCF
BETWFFV FP5Ncr

bEIWhhN tR3NCE IN ~ DJyqer,
p As his Nasty Il Empsror Of N.
French, and his dl.i-ity N. t !. ~
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The Judge having given his opinion
that evidence, touching the previous con
duct of the prifoner, but reyelent 70 thS
overt act Of trcafon, was admilible;