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COURT OF VICE-ADMIRALTy. 4

Nassau { ~. ~ dprill6, 1907.
Before the worshipful Henry Morton Dyer,
esq. sold judge and cotnn,issary.
Enterprise Fitzgerald, master fur
tn proof case. Nlr. Armstrong, solicitor
general, exhibited further proof in further
support OF The claim Of Messrs William &
John Craig. ct New York. which he pray.
ed 10 be admitted, and the goods toabe re-
stored as claimed.
y Mr.. Kerr prayed The same TO be rejected
and the said goods to be condemned. Z
HIS honor The judge having hard the
said prootsTead, End tbr argualen.s of ad.
vocases aud proctors onsboth sadesthereon,
was pleased 70, adni:s,he same, pronounced
the SAID goods TO have belonged as elaine d,
aud by iDtetlccstosy decree, directed the
same to be restored 10 the claimant or his
representative, forthe use of the owners
and proprietors thereof.
Sally, Johnson, master further proof
case. solicltor.g general exhibited let.
ter fsomrKirk and Lucens Of Charleston,
merchants, with an atsestation annexed,
wherein he .pras ed that further time be al
lowed the MAO pr oduce the proofs required
by the decree ofS.he9cour. Of THE 18Th of
. Jan. last.
: Nj. Kerr objected; that the time granted
vhad expired on the 18Th instant, and rume
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ssnss sa;ogIv. nothing announces that Eng.
49,. .fnily decided to cooperate On INC
laua .c,;oo of Turkey, and Wh'lyt me
u U...;.. armies ara pursuing she course g =.
~, usufpaslons over the provinces .
US a,oiire, admiral Louis remains qule:s
saa. , 100 of then, before Coastantinopie,
sp s;,;as 10 doubs, for new Instructions Is
800 unforeseen circumstance, 8, evfs
- ,s,,ly fatal 10 The Interests OF Eagsaad.--;
p pa,of all III. powers Interested IN pre-.
.so,;ne the destruction OF Turkey, Aus
s the one whose political existence
ssaId be soonest mrnaccd by tais catas.
| uophs
a. deronstrased 10 the eyes of all enligns
coed politicians. ~
. After fifteen years OF an unsuccss ssiu'
against France, the house Of Austria
"a &C least retained al independent 81.
ba1 sse, al her hereditary possessions and
i's. cal interests less compensated sur
p0.a ed on the west By states coarafa,
loa less feeble, all Germany setyed her
w. arrier against France, win whom
s.o, lopges bad any point OF contact, or
~ eso,,iye OF discussions. Tier relative
8, as chief Of the empire, which had
s ss;s..d against her SO macy wars, 10 Longer
.,.,sxl fS- hsr; the source OF her lrai.,
! les and disputes with France, was dried
sa if SIZE had lost aay thing ia sartaee,
~, 4 ,Nained IN concentration and safe
'as - Nc no logger exsended ser arms
,esmany, she had a more monars
o 's, -. mere compact, and more reaEi
sp'a' - 80. lad to shed heI blood ier
sle ~ els, and IN the one wh.eh
,o's'sa 80. maintaining against Russia,
,'auss ,sas, of Austria, our snccess-
sne aA S'', 800" We Of nanshssIsss adj
es.Mss = o.. 1rased from France
ssu's fin ike manner
" ~ nn.'s - son, Russia By
que 'e'AI'l T,,s.a. aching more
sueu 80 : d:.,.sh hxr rspose and
Wol'u "l'p y 49,. past, the
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Jo'sfA :. {. : - !. !, sas.s.rs.
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a 5. sM,r. sr,,;,seef ~. CREW on
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and ,,ass,a 5. HOO. py,cre.,eas,hr, f,lsa
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ass,r,,c,;on s,,hr. ,of Eurons
In ,,c.n,;ng ,Sr,,, r.;.sn N ,hsI dsn,snher
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M IAN
Port d Alexandri4.
ARRIVED,

AHRiyEDy
Schooner Philip, Captain Taber, 20 days
from St. VincentsRum and Molasses--
sMarsteller and Young.
May l, was brought too by a cutter shop
under Englishscolors, mounting Il guns, who
made US hoist out the boat, and the capt como
ON board, impressed one man native Virgi-
man, who had q Richmond protection, and
put on board a foreigner in his place.
TIN, lat. "a, long. b3, spoke brig Wash
ington, lss days from NewYcrk, bound to
Jamaica.
9th, lat. %, long. 70, spoke schr- Fran.
els, AIIcutt, Z days from s.. Martins, bosas
to Philadelphia.
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alera,lorfa DAILY supertlser.
FRIDAY, MAY e.



The schooner Experiment, of Baltimore,
capt. Loring,. bound to Montego Bay, ia
maica) was taken the I'd of April after three
hours chase by a French schooner Of 8 guns.
The priyatee1 came alongside within pistol
shot, and fred about so musket bafison board
One of the officers came on board, took the
speaking trumpet, and seat it all to pieces. o.
yer capt. Loring' head !; then teok capt, I.o-
ring on board, the privatesr, Che captain Of
which took his trumpet and served capt. L. IN
the same manner $ then plundered him Of al.
most all his clothes, and robbed the vessel Of
articles ofconsilerabia value: afterwards they
put men and prize master on board and or
dered him for Spanish part Of St. Domingo.
On the 4th of April, was retaken by an Eng
lish brig of a guns, and sent into Kingston,
Jamaica. Baltimore .daneTcan]
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NOTICE.

-, Il will be required Of all those
81. ~ Militia, who have been furnished with
OF NY that they appear at the Battalion
Muster equip agresably e. law = nose SIEVE 1--WE
have aver not been heretofore spppnea S''' 'e'e
them on the ground,
May . i;.@e
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PUBLIC SALE.

VIII be- sold, at Public auction, at the ce6ee-
sHossse, II, .4lerandr1a, AZ tsyefve O'Clock, on
s MONDAY, skh Of June
Three Lots Of Ground. contains
inc together about 90 acres, covered with a
small "a growth of wood, lying within about two
miles Of the town, and adjoining lot of John
Green's, near the Leesburg road. II will bo
cola IN credit of six months, in such lots as
may suit those disposed to purchase. The
sale made under deed OF trust from John
Green to the subscribers for the benefit OF his
creditors. -
Cuthbert Powell, I TRUSTEES.
George Slacum, ,
1901 div 3tawts
-------- - = -1 MOTTO
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RICHMOND, March ST.
Examination of Cs!o;el Burr.

Examination of Ce!oa:el Burr.
Alta O'Clock yesterday, the marshal
major Scott, accompanied by TWO assist.
ants. repaired to col. Rnrr's roomlo the
Eagle, where he was under guard, and with
perfrst civilisy informed him cha, he had q
warrant agains, him on the part OF the ".
States. Col Burr was now consequently
10 the custody ofs.he marshal.
Within very short time af,ey they re.
paired TO zne,her room 10 the Eagle. be-
fore iuage Marshall. The examination.
was private one. There were few audi
tors present. The editor was not amsng
them.
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+ IS. Smith, Maryland.
i See bis declaration in the Senate
s See Mr.. Clay's speech in the senate.
\ See Cowles Meade's letter to the seere-
tary Of war.
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What food for ridieule! what room for wrath !
When Study works up Folly to froth! &
When Dizziness bubbling Der Ambition S FIRE,
In cloud and smoke and yapor will aspire
"a trough each tou. funnel of the press win
rise, ss Ss s.
And ELL with fog the intellectual skies.
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PUBLIC SALE.
In Eask7ns, Eeg. . f'eaA:e''

IN consequence Of the urfayorabTeness Of
the weather the sale Of the J2cnk. House I'd.
yertlsed TO take place On I thursday last, was
postponed TO WEDNESDAY next, tic stt
day OF April, at twelve o'clock when will be
sold, on The premises, on credit of s,9l2,
and ! months, tpr approved indorsed egoti,
able notes, .,. +e.t-s.lsa .S.s =
The Houfe and Lot
Llatseely oecapied as q Bank Hoale.
q deed of trust viii Be taken to secure the
payment. ~
April 4 - s<.r dts
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.hsry-Orlears, FEB. 18Th, 1902.

SIR,
In consequence Of your letters OF yester-
day, we have examined tire ordinance by
which this territory is goYcrned, and unite In.
the opinion that the legislature thereof has
not the power to suspend the writ of Habeas
Corpus.
We are, with due respect
DOM. a. HALL,
GEO. MATTHEWS, Jun.
WIN. SpAiG, y
JAMES BROWN.
Johg Tgatklns, Neg. sqt'euaer
4 Of ne HoasS eff.l ssatafiDes.
tThe day after the above letter Mas received
the following resolution was as.oEaeI witnsbut
three dissenting voieas.l
& hesotved, IS hat the gilouse OF representatives
OF the territory Of Orleans, have examined
With attention the constitution ofthe.U, States
and the ordinance Of congress by which this
territory is governed, and are Of opinion that
they cannot, without violating the constitute
on, suspend under any restrictions whateycra
the writ OF ha6sas CORPUS. 5
gF No. Mailior yesterday or to
had not arrived when this paper
was put TO press.
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NEW.ORLEANs, Feb. 20. @
The following Recommendation of 9
suspension OF she writ Of ha5eas corpus,in
order 70 arrest one man, against whom suf.
6cient proof TO support civil arrest, il
seems does NOT sxiss, could not appe ar dur.
ing the present alarming Times, 10 any
print u this city. its ssne on b mail, ID
order that il may appear where something
like liberty ef the press exists. he PEG.
pie Of the Y. S. will, perhaps, make those
comments on il, which, if made here,
might subject the author to military ar
resi-, coort.mar,ial discipline, dungeon,
Or the dreadful punishnsa, Of 9 dePor.a.
.ion." F 81 - S.. + r.
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One other Lot on Thompion's

TRAYED, or the farm belonging to C.
- W. Yalaagep, in Fairfax county, faOd
s5YEEpF aOishs LINES, marked with hole
in one car and a swallow fork in the Other.
The owner is requested to prove property
i,ay charges and take them away.
: April 4. ST 6. W. YALEN,ss S'H.
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LONDON, January 4.

Mr.. Morier, Mr.. Moore. Mr.. Muir
ray, and other English gentlemen, who
arrived in town on Friday, and yester-
day, from the continent, are unanimous
in the most favourable reports of the
number and efficiency of the Russian
armies. Mr.. Morier, in his route
from Vienna to Koningsburg, passed
the corps under general Bcnningcr-It
was $4,000 strong, and in excellent or
der. It's retreat from the Vistula prin-
cipally arose from the want Of provi-
sions, the Prussian magazines being
every where mpty.
Mr.. Morier heard nothing of the
fall Of Graundtz. lie mentions that
properly belonging to the king o. Prus-
STA, OF Consid rable value, was embark
ed on board two vessels at Libbau but
he was uniformed Of their destination.
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w II F F. LIN G.,
/ THURSDAY, NJ ARCHIE, 1897.

On the Oath JaLuary,a prcsentment
was made 20 the Superior Court of the
Territory of Orleans, by the Grand Iu-
~, declaring that they felt themselves
'mPeriously called upon to present, as a
most dangerous and alarming evil, the
unprecedented exercise Of military pow
er in that city. They present, that" they
have seen with no less establishment than
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Yesterday letters were received in
town from Petersburgh, Riga, and Elsi-
neur; the letters are to the 28th of De-
cember, by the Mercury, Jackson, and
Relieve, Taylor, which on Thursday
arrived at Hull. BY these we have OBJ
tanned intelligence some days later than
the last mails, and are enabled to state
that to the 14th ult. no action had taken
place in Poland. Bonaparte, at that
date, continued at Posen, and was not
expected to leave that city until the Esd.
The advanced corps of Davoust's divi-
sion had not on the 18th, proceeded be-
yond Skara..
a Gentleman who landed at Hull,
and arrived in town yesterday, left Me
mel on the 9th ult. and passed several
days at Koningsburg, whence he sailed
on the 2Oth.-Hc saw the king and
queen Of Prussia at a small town near
Nonlngsburg the day before his depar-
ture: Their majesties lodged at gro
GERS shop, and the prime minister,
Haugwitz, occupied a miserable apart
ment at an apothecary's.-The king
~ ~ ~ blN SAll clOI NlllIsl ICNCISC vi
fortune which he has experienced with
comPosure and fortitude but the queen
appeared sensibly afflicted at the woful
change in her condition.-There were
about 1900 troops in the town, and a
bout 10000 at Koningsburg and its
neigh5Ourhood.
A general embargo is ordered at
Hamburger, and 10 neutral is allowed to
sail even in ballast The American
consul has demonstrated on the occasion,
but in vain. Hambourg on the 10Th
was garrisCned by about 800 Italians.
In all the conquered countries, the
French have deprived the natives of
their arms. Mortier has proclaim d in
Hanover, &c. that any person cores
Ponding with England, shall be punish
cd with death land gen. Schremn has
threatened those who talk on politicks
with like fate.
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grieI, the laws and the civil authority
Frustrated before a military force. Thew
have seen the Citizens of the United
States and OF this Territory, seized up
on and imprisoned by that force, and de-
prived OF the benefit of that great bull
wark of civil liberty, the writ of Habeas
Corpus. Nay more; they have seen the
General commanding the American ar
my here, come before this honorable
court, and openly avow such illegal acts:
and to this grand jury the same General
has acknowledged the commission of
such acts, and sought to Justify them by
alleging that they were previously ap-
proved by the governor and two of the
Judges of this territory. Whoever his
advisers were, we hold such advice, I'M
der existing circumstances, as a total
dereliction of all regard to the constitu
ton and laws of the United States, and
as striking at the very foundation of CT
vii liberty"
The presentment of the Grand Jury
may probably have had some effect in
checking the odious system Of tyranny
to which New-Orleans was subjected.
1t must excite surprise and indignation.
to find such decree as the following
issued within the jurisdiction of the u
nited States. 1t bears a very strong
resemblance to the arrettes issued by
the French Governors Of conquered pro-
vinces. 1t was inscribed on the Coffee
House Books, and published at New
Orleans, on the Goth Of January.
"The merchants and traders of New
Orleans, and the other persons trans
porting goods on the waters Of the Mis-
sissipPi, are hereby informed, that in
consequence OF
OFFICIAL ORDERS,
Which have in view the tranquility
and welfare Of the country, no vessels,
boats, barges, RATS, or Aotillas, contain
ing cannon, powder, arms, ammunition,
military or naval stores Of any descrip-
ton whatever, will be permitted to as
cend the Mississippi, without passports
signed by Governor Claiborne.
If, from the date hereof, any YES
sells, boats, barges, RATS, or fotillas,
containing cannon, powder, arms, am
munition, military or naval stores, be
found ASCENDING the Mississippi with
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ed on, we may congratulate our mercan-
tile friends, and our country, on a
change in our commercial prospects,
more Aattering than could have been
expected from the increased hostility of
the belllgerent powers.
The intelligence by this arrival, does
not announce any change Of Importance
on the continent of Europe. The French
army retained its position in the neigh
bOurhood Of Warsaw, and the Russians,
amounting to 10000 men, were waiting
achievements, and acting ON the defen-
sivc. The King and Queen of Prussia,
were at Koningsburg.
A detachment of the French army
was approaching Dantzic, which al
though garrisoned by 1900 men, I'M
der Gen. Manstein, was not expected
to make much defence.
The latest advices in the London pa
pers, relative to Turkey, contradict the
report of a rupture between that power
and Russia.
In debate in the British House of
Lords on the I'd of January, very high
toned opinions are given both by the
ministry anu lne oPPOSltlOn, respecting
the late negotiations with France: and
it is expressly declared by all parties,
that a peace to be permanent, must be
honorable to the British nation, and
that no other ought to be concluded.
Fouly, Governor Of West Florida,
with 800 men, were at Fort ST. Johns,
within a few miles Of New-Orl ans, on
the 21st ult. He had requested to land
his men and march so Baton Rouge,
but was refused by gen. Wilkinson.
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poftseia sf rifles AID cavalry arms, shall be
distributed by the executive. Additional fines
are imposed upon those who refuse to receive
arms or sui1er them to be lost.
BALTIMORE, January %.

! e ~ a. Z & . i y
Arrived at Annapolis, brig Neptune, Pa
trick, frem the City ef st. Domingo. Left
there the lst January, brig Seahower, Stew
art, for Providence, K. L. in one or twosdays;
Ihetls, M'Cullock, for New York, do Snip
Stranger, Robinson, Philadelphia ship Ia
BUR, , from Trinidad, bound to New
York, had been ashore at Porto Rico, and
sprung aleak, put in in distress; schooner
Nancy, Berry, Philadelphia: schooner En-
terprize, Briggs, from Curacao tor Raltl-
more, Drou5ntn by french prlvateer, clear
Ell, to Sail ln,2 or days schooner Falrplay,
Griaels, from Curacao tor Alexandria, bro't
in, trial not come on; sloop Silvia, Rilman,
of Baltimore for the coast. Lading on The
coast, brig Mars, Peinbertsn, Tor New-fork,
and brig Harriott Gardiner, Merits, for do.
OF the east end OF St. Domingo was boarded
by the British snip Milan, VINO broke open
!. al her letters.
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ESTRAYS.
law7t

~ AME to tho subscribers in Fairfax conn,
~ .ty, some time in November last, pied
COW, about years old, with both ears cropr
and slit In the under part of the ear--two
EElFERS, enc black, tie other black with
white back and beliy--both unmarked, about
two years old-Also three SHEEP. one .
yew with both ears crcpt, another both ears.
croPt with an upper bit II: the left, and one
unmarried. ne above estrays have been APP
praised, and te owner or owners IS request.
ed to prove property, pay expeRces and take
them away. AG
Gabriel D. Childs.
January 81. soatz
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1As eiegaszt and much admired
ENGLISH HORSE BRILLIANT.

ENGLISH HORSE BRILLIANT,
21e 1l''alerty Of John TayIoc, Esquire, CT
J9onnt .ltyyy
NJlLL stand, the ensuing season, at Agr.
w J. Miltor's, in Frsaerick county.
Virginia, cEc mile from Beny-viile, from,
Smokers ferry Oh Shenanaoah river, and q
from Winchester; st the low price OF tween.
ty-hve dollars, interchangeable by twenty dol
lars during the sesson) with che dollar TO che
groom.
BRILLIANT isa beautiful grey, le hands
high, possessing great bore, with fine shane
and symmetry-his blcoa unexceptionabIe-
and allowed by all Judges to lie as fne a horse,
In all respects, as was ever imported.
Pasturage furnished mares from distance.
but no liability for accidents or escapes.
His pedigree, performances, sc. will be-
published In handbills, when the season cons.
menees.
January 81. lsw7t
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pa rHr PEOPLE or ENGLANn

Itisnow that the real couhist, tae Bee
lum ad intervecionem, beGiIs. ne e'lois
or misfortunes ct our allies have iost All
their utworks--The war Is DOW al Inc
foot Of our walls-Your national resources
are equal to the perllo your SITUATION, IL
vow fail not of your national courage lou
have ministers whs are worthy OF Deiog
at the head of such natlon-Give thsh1
your confidence, your fell conlldesce--'
Harrass them not b, aern,ciens opposi-
ton 70 sacrifices that must be naae-.tPs
peal not 70 the strlctness ot Your cohstltu-
ton. There are times, said the most pI.
Gus and most wise OF Romans, When the
statues OF the Gods musl be yeiEed-i nc
rcturo ct peace vii! recall every hing 20
lis right channel.
We have reason 10 be!iepe that the &c.
port 10 whRh we aiiuded vesserdsy, of
the negotiation yih America having tak.
en- an uniaporaoie turn, is well founded.
lhere is IA presence for saying thar this
c3uns'y has eviaced eowssd America a
naughty or unbead:ag spiris---,fsr from Ito
The details CT he neg oeIa.iou. We under
stand, VIII slew thai every ,hing was
done On our pars VA eop!a be done wi.a
ei'hsr saiely or hGnor 10 adjust Tie differ
ences w'sh Anerica. notwithstanding
he insulting isegpage ed towards lbs
sounfry notwithstanding he Passirg CT
the non importation bli, 81. still Showed
every disposliioa ~ preserve peace.
Du- Ii cahaas IL a R1ouerl BIZ supp sea
thai our aoz:esy fa' peace osiaina eI 10 any
dread ct war Il was b=c@,.sr we coulsinos
dread CONTEST with Aa:=ti@a, that We
showed grss'ey disposition 20 en5e}1raiou
AID coHcesssoo f. We were saGe our mo-
nera'ioa could co' b. nl:s,&ken for mean.
ness; nor oar disposition 10 canc ele bs
aappossd TO proceed fsou1 p.ieGlre OK
fear.
PRICE CT STOCKS.
per cent Cons. 8, PSF cert re.
daced 50 $50; enin;na, IL = p5ena.
~ The Rev. Mr. M'Grath wild
preach III the Episcopa! Church to-
morroW.
g. The next Assembly will
be ca TUESDAY EVENING, the
thlra OF next month.
JANUARY 20.
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England, which We find IN the Courier.of1

ED8tdn0. WHICH VIC nHU III tuS SVottSt VI
Dec.6.
News had reached Eugland that nearly
all the British troops had Withdrawn from
Calabria Ulteriore, in consequence of the
increased strengthen Massena's army. Sir
John Stewar. was on his way hons.
The ships OF war at Cadlz had hauled
farther up ,he hatbor, and no prospect OF
their gong cut.
The expedition, so long detained, sailed
from England on the 14h Of Nov. It
consists Of Eve regiments OF infantry, two
Of cavalry, add three companies Of artills-
ry : abous $500 men-- under convoy OF the
Spencer, Gaogrs, Theseus and Captain,
each Of "A guns. and 2 frigates.
The official account Of the capture OF
Hambasgh by the French, was comments
cared 10 the Lord Mayor Of Loaden by
Viscouns Howick, on the 29th of Noven,-
Der. By this, they entered with a corps
under general Martier ~ the 19gh 81 No.
vember. All Epgl,sh properly was con.
hscated aud the Engl,shmen held ill DIS
posed Of by Bonaparte. Gieas uneasIness
in England. Stocks fell.
A letter from Hamburger states that Bo
naparte had Gemanded, that the archdnke
Charles shall resign bis command, * that
the Aostrisn army should withdraw from
the froEtiersx