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SIX DOLLARS REWARD.

StraFod away from the subscriber, a.
bout the Goth of April last,
4 dark br2Trn llare Coh,
three years old, the only marx now re
collected, is 4 small snip on the centre
OF her nose. She had been shod before,
but had only one shoe on when she went
away. The hair was cut short off her
tail, but she was never dock'd. The a.
bove reward and reasonable charges
viii be given, to any person who will
bring her home, or give information
Whore she NAV be found.
LANCELOT ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling October il, 1907.
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GASES JOURNAL

Is ready for delivery to Subscribers, and
TOR SALE,
At the Office OF the Repository, Mr..
Caasa2s, Nr. KnoX's, MIR. Kerr's, and
Eicssrs. M'Ciurc's, in Wheeling: also
by Mr.. i. Chambers, at Major Shop
herds mill.
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Oa. a..
TO RENT,
For three O, foe ye.,yr /.

For three foe Year,:
FIAT valuable TdN-7-ARD of the late Mr.
Jacob Boekius, and now occupied by the Subicri-
Der iituaed on the Vain Street of this city, between
the Capitol and Bafn Of the canal, its convenences
are hyperion to amy other in this place. large Cur
ryng Shop Cellar aud dryug loft, fpacious Bark
ioute, two Bark Mills and Houfes, Beam Houfe
aud every other requifte for the tanning OF from to
5000 hides year, executive of isins: ALTO on the
fame tenement convenient DWELLING HOUSE
Kitchen, Smoke Houfe Stable and Garden, the rem
ter may be accommodated with about one hundred
cords OF excellent red and black oak Bark now in the
Bark Houie 1T a fair price.
Propoias for the above will be received by the fub.
fcriber.
Bond with approvedIecurity will be required, and
Poteiiion given of the whole, except a few of the
watts, on TIE rit of September next. The realon at
hgnsd Tor Offering the foregoing property for rent,
the i'll Fate of health OF the Subicriber to pay that at
tension the iineisrequire,. MARCUS ELCdN.
april 3. Iaw,f.
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PHILADELPHIA.
FROM AMSTERDAM.

Capt. Steel, who arrived at Portland lattweek,
in 40 days from Amferdam, informs that it
was reported and believed that Copenhagen,
with the DaniIf feet, together with the Hand
Of Zsaand, iuuendered TO Admiral Gambler,
commanding the Ensliih feet before that place,
or the Goth of AuguR.
Capt S.was boarded by cruifsr in the North
Sea, 10 company with another, who informed
him, that they had taken feyen velTe!s the day
before under Dgnifh coiors.
The misunderstanding between the United
States and England, had created much alarm
among the Americans and merchants in Hol-
land, who were concerned in trade with this
country: The nhippers Of goods fearing that
war would take place between the two coun-
tries, their property would of courie be expoi.
ed to RpglihI priyateers.
Several American veiicl. have filled in ballalt
Buhnsis very dull.
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y AN AWAY on Saturday lat, bright n,ula,ta

AN AWAY on Saturday lat, bright n,ula.to
al man named HARRY JACKSON, about IS
years old, S feet or inches high, remarkably
well formed, has pieaiant countenance a eonlic.r
able wound over one of his eyes and fone faa fears
OIL his forehead, very active and ienlible was raft
ed by Col. otway Byrd, and fold iun,e few wear.
tlnce at Public Auction by MIR. Th,o Armiaesd a.
Norioik-the fad negro has been aeculiowed to 90
by water, and has much the air of faor; being
fond OF lociety have doubt but he either goneto
Richmond or Norfolk; where he is periatlly az
quainted
will give the fun of Is dollars if ean,sh, in the
former and 25 dollars in the latter, 70 that he is fe-
cured ana returned to me- or 10 dollars if caught in
or about this Town. As he Is yery f,rsvvd 60
negro, aud capable s'molt of any en,plovn,ent, h.
will no doubt change his Clothes therefore il is unpe
ceiiary to deferibe thoie he carried with HIM.
p. HAXALL. &
Petersburg, Sept. 10. r.
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FnESs1.I,NN

q PERSONwhofor n,ii,y years hs. seen cn,,t,a.,
N as an initruetcr of Youth; wiih.s 10 unars,at.
the fame line oi Srfneis for tn. enfuir, yea, ~ !,
hsaithy iitus,ioG. Ike profeieS 10 teach the s,eGo,
Language gssnnmaiiealy, Arihi.etc C.eg,n.,r,
tr'gononetry, Agchra, M-n!ura,ion, eau rrs. SIR.
seying, Navgation, klemcu,s oi Gnnnsrv, A,l,ano.
my, Geography. the ale of the Globes thr eo,r,r,c
ZION at various kn'is OF Maps, Charts &c and Ma.
s"rai fh''oioPhy STUDENTS n,ay alto read Rhenr;.
Logie, Mora Phiioiophy, Civil aud Natsrsi tiGo,y
with nm to aorantage. lie is provided v.tl, ina su
'nents Tor Theoretical aud Practical Mathematics ,
rair OF modern eighteen inch globrs, air. puma, e
Its necehiry apparatus, N'th barometer thrrihnm.
eter and hygrou'eer; AT optical apparatus, coniny
OF variety OF eri,s telecupes and n,eroicopes OF
various de!erptons. ici'ptc bah snj foele, pr,fm.
&c an exte:Gve electrical apparatus; u pile and
battery with the necsary apparatus for xperimen;x
IN Galvann; fmall magnetic apparatus a,id ike
vile one for phlofophical Chen,itry together with
between four and five hundred volumes of the npIt
approved authors on the aforementioned fubets--
ne can produce the moG Respectable Testimonials of
ms iobriety and attention to his buines--I e,ter,
Pois psid) directed TO ID. Y. be left at the poR-
ofhee m Petersburg will be attended to-
October 4 4
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JOHN ALCOCK,
Inform BIZ isrds and he a5Ae al syge, tia, b. h,
4f ,reei0ed, and il opening, next doo, 10 Ikf,lJ
Pr9DeT anu AdoHeareF vsndnt . large r9a,ts.eai IF
MEL NDIZE,
coNslsrlHo OF rHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES,
{ 'AkPt NrERS and joiners Tools. iron and d.,
~ Locks and Hinges, for houfe work and rah;,,..
Ware. alto carry IN my
CABLNE7- MANUFACTORY.
as uiuai adjoining the fire nurance Office, and hay.
on mana three thouiand dollars worth offuTniture, fin
newell tahion ALTO, windfor Cha's will I,lI al
OF the above goods, very i0sU for ca or good paprr
at fhort date. r@F''
Sept.5 .r
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J. GAMBLER.
1Fued on the 18th Augut at Zea

1fued on the 18th Augpa at Zealand.
BY AID. GAMBLER & LORD CATBCART'
Commanders in Chief OF his Majsfy's forces by
Sea and Land, employed in the Expedition.
" WHEREAS, the prefent Treaties OF Peace
and The changes Of goverrrhert and Of territory
accededto by 70 many powers, have 60 far in
created the influence Of France on the contn-
rut of Europe, as to render il iinpoFible for
Denmark, though il defres TO be neutral. to
preferve its neutrality, and ahfolutelY ueceGary
for thofe who continue to reIiit the French az
grefion TO take meaGires 10 prevent the arms
of neutral powers from being turned againR
them.
In this view the King cannot regard the
prefent petition of L nmarh with indifference,
and his Maicfy has TENT negociators with am.
pie powers TO his Danih Maefy, TO rcqutn, in
the mott amicablc mann-r, fuch explanations as
the fines require, and concurrence in fuch
meaflres a. can alone give lecuFiiy againf the
further mifchieIs whica the French mediate,
through the r,quiftion ofthe Danhh navy.
The King, our Royal and mot gracious
mailer, has therefore Judged !, expedisnt, to de-
fire the temporary dCpoht of the Daniih ffips
OF the line, in one Of bis Maicfy's ports.
This depolt (eems TO be 70 jUR, and 70 in
difprufhly necellary, under the relstivs cjrcun-
fiances Of the neutral aud b=lligerent Powers,
THAT his Mljeny has further deemed it duty
TO himfelf, and to his people, TO fupport this
demand BY apoweT!ai Sect, aud BY 40 army
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FOR SALE.

TINE lanyard in this place, formerly occu-
i pied by Wm Handy, which is now in good
repair, with every improvement neceffary 10 carry
on the buhnefs extenfvely. The flock in faid yard
which is now in full operation, would be fold alfo,
70 that purchsier would have opportunity Of COM
mencing the buiineis under every advantage the Eta
alton is capable Of
A very liberal credit will be given for both the
yard and Aock receiving fatisfaetory fecury for
the payment of the purchae money, for terms apply
to John Cunningham & Co. Richmond, or to
JOHN & z. CUNNINGHAM,
Carterlville, June 10.
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BOSTON. Ottoherls.

4 letter from a Respectable and csutious gen.
,lernan in London, dated Sept. I, to his corref-
pondent iii this town, mentions, without hefi.
tation, that Copenhagen furrendered to the
BrltiiA forces OF the gath Augult."
On Monday lat, the ihip Tom, capt Sea-
ward, arrived at Portfmonh, in - days from
Eliineur. Capt S. ttates, that Copenhagen had
furrendered TO the Englih. Ifthere is no error
w the pa6dge this ihip mutt have failed on the
gath of Aug.
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Land in tie fate Of OM;o

| 'FtE iubicrber withss to fell Valuable Traa of
K LAND, IN the aste of Ohio, containing on,
thouiand acres This traa is of excellent G,,aity az
the iu5ierber has uuderttood from moi Respectable
information. Ii lies Deer creek braneh of ,bs
sciota, about Is miles frou, Chaooths, in well-fe,
tied neghborhood, and very convenient to the trade
of the Ohio. He will dfpoie of it for cath or, m
ihort credit for notes negotiable at the Bank Of Vr
gna; or will exchange it for property in the City of
Richmond. An unqueitionable title, with genera,
warranty, will be made to the purebaisr by
WM. MUNFORD
Sept 90. rs
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BY 4i,ips efS d..I ehgq, eSeeaci 10 zt By Aysviels5
RsgSH, 70, @c P"S9ie of Jts0ripg 10 Bo,fboioa,,7e
DaTSrasr hsP4ymeaf 9f0"r bo9laHIftoa baAfSeJaad
Siasfsra PoS1sS and eebf praec:
/JS1p Ga he 12H day Of hove7bey 1'yf, f,oe,cd~ fH,
~De biytyP bisisr, /5' ,ea9y mo',y, at N,U.K.af
CSnyf-H oJS,
q TRACT Of LAND, lying in New. Kent eoun-
n y, called PondeSter's Containing fK hundred
and tliir:y-6x acres; twelve likely NEGROES or
10 much Of the iad YaoFFRTY as may be oeeeTsry to
a,sy the balance Of the debt due on iad dsed tope
Their with the exPences attending the execution there
Of WV. ARMISTEAD, TrJ7s.
on. &c. ,Jf
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NEW.YORK. ONoder 10.

By the brig Sally-Tracy, from Bayonne, we
have received intelligence that $4,000 troops
were 10 be al Bayonne on the 18th of Sepfem-
Der aud that Bonaparte was 70 meet them
there on the goth, previous to their march for
Portugal, that government having agreed to
puy itied under the protection of the Englifh.
MRS, die.
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From Hsmburg5, Huena q

FTom HsMbNg5, HngnF 2l.
There is now no doubt that the French will
foon eater Holitein, az the corps of the Prince
OF Ponte Corvo (Bsrnadotte,) is expected here
the 10th or 2sth. This corps confilts of about
$4,000 men. But it is faid, that the Crown
Prince is refolved TO maintain his neutrality by
the force, aud not iutfer the French to enter
Hoihen
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NEW-ORLEANS. Sent. I,

We can Rate that a Spanifh officer has juft
reached this city, from Cadiz, via Havana,
who iays that news of the &C fIion of the Flori-
daS to the United States, was made known in
CadiZ, the day before he failed, and that it bad
been publiched in Madrid Royal Gazette. In
confirmation, we further learn, that letter has
been received by the fame officer, from Cadiz,
to gentleman in this city, which fates that the
fioridas are coded, and the confederation Eve
millions of dollars. We think there is little
doubt of cefiions being made.
Gno.ft. 1.
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Prince of Wales, in the Sound, off
Wibrck, Auguit Is.
NV Lord.

have the honor 70 inform your Lordfhip,
that Lieutenant General Lord Csthcart, Joined
me off Elineur, ON the 18th init. Every diff
petition icing made for the characterization of
the army, this fervice was intended 10 be car
risd into execution on the morning of the 18th,
but the wind not allowing the tranfpcrts TO
move towards Copenhagep, it was not till af
evening that arrived off Wibeck, village f.
tuated about midway between Elfinrur and
Copenhagen, and at this place the army was
di(embarked this morning without the ilnsef
expedition.
have the honor to tranfmit herewith copy
of the. proclamation which lieutenant General
Lord Cathcart and myfelf nave determined to
iiIue On this location.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
AYR -. =, ATT, b.. g. : f.. - -
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TO Re SOLD,

t.sa j % E6 SOLD, ~
III Ps'"ois, IN A~'ehr e~an.y, ifsaxy tsx Ss6 of
= sts 81 Ass go, ijeesss6r~ ntsf, H
a extraordinary valuable BL ACK-sAfrrfi, be-
\ longing 20 the eaate of Riehd. Eegieisou de-
esaied, ON credit Of iix months ;bond with approved
iseurity wilib required of the purchahr
BY TIE EXECUTORS.
Od. II. oawlOwJ
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NOTICE

rs II r BT GIpEM
a HAT PETITION will be prefented TO the
next General AHembly, of the Commonwealth OF
Virginia, praying that the right of the fad Common.
wsalth 70 the real e!tate of Vim. r Al, Deed. who
died neta,e. may be reealed for the benefit of his
Nephew sHenry I. Arnhold, whoi. alien, having
only reded three in this Rate the whole of that
time in this City, who prays to become citizen un
der the fame act.
Richmond, Od. 10 o,-cw
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Sept 20.
FOR SALE.

'E~HE BRICK HOUSE and it. appnrtenasc,, .
eoni0ing of good brick Kitchen, Garden 8.
Well ct good water at preient in the oceupstiou of
Mar; Zen. Moiby. The ii'uation is peafans and
healthy and the houie IN good repair. For ,errns
apply to THoS. NoRvRII-
Sept. /. IS
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NO TIC z

a NOTICE.
ALL thoie having claims sgainn the EHa,e of the
late Vim. F. Ar, are requeted bring them forward
on or before the 5th Nov. next the Subrcriber
properly authenticated, in order that arrangements
may DC made tor their payments far as his per(on-
al etta'e will go to dfcharge the fame. And thoie
who are indebted fad state, are requeaed to make
immediate Payment, indulgence can be given.
HENRY l. ARNHOLD, Aan',.
Oaober Is. o,,.r
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The United States frigate Contribution, cap
tain Campbell, and the Hoop of war Wafp,
captain Smith, arrived at Bottom, in IS days
from Gibraltar. 1t was coujeetured at Gibral-
tar, when the Wafp and Contribution left that
place, that an attempt would be made on the
fortrcis by the French and that the alIe mbling
OF the troops at Bayonne was Intended as a pre-
paratory 'fep towards that Object. Great pre-
paratiops were accordingly making to put the
forts in the highef poffibe Rate of defeuce.
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SAIFM. Ottnher 1n.

Arrived, brig Aloazo, Burgess, from Leghorn
--iptie, July %, off Cape de Gait, brig Diff
patch, Jones, so days from Bolton, bound to
NapIss; but capt, Bur1es informed hin, that
Naples was blockaded by order Of the King of
Naples, together with all the other ports of his
late dominioDs.
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IiLa FER Eie o. rent :

A convenient. BRIO LUMBER-HoUsE, Gtu.
ated on the bank of the balm, particularly adapted
to the elfy reception and forage of -four, &C. For
this properly liberal credit will be given ii iold, on
receiving satisfactory feeurty for the payment of the
purchaie money, or il may be rented on eafy terms
and immediate podeiiOn obtained by applying as a
bove.
Carterfville June 20. oswtf
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NOTICE.

Tie Cs-Pa,tre,ep IF Hs5sn u 81. Tobu, terminated
will Gs3hty;65f dry Of Aggge L5f
a LLthofe indebted to faid concern are rcgueAed
n to come forward without delay and fettle their
accounts; thofe having claims sgainG laid concern
will exhibit them for adjuanient
JOHN HOBsON, Jun.
JOHN Sr. JOHN.
New Canton, OF. IA.
CsNEE fubfcriber will continue bufners az the fame
place on his own account. He has now on
hand, general anortment Of GOODS, fuited to the
prefent and approaching feaion, which he will fell on
moderate terms for cain, produce, or to Puuctual
eulomefs on the uiua credit.
JOHN HoBsoN, jun
OCT. oawSmf
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NOTICE. rs HEREB1. GfgRN.

NOTICE rs HEREBI' GTFEN,
THAT A PETITION will be prciented to .he
next Virginia Aiiembly, to authorize the fub.
teriber 10 build a BRIDGE over Pamonky River
from New-Csale to the Spposte fde.
JOHN M. sYME'
Sept p. eetf.
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BY the Ian Fort Stoddert Mail, Captain Leo
nar1, the acting commodore on this ftatiou, re-
ceived orders to recruit without delay, the full
complement of men for the Cuu-Boats under
his command. Although our port is at prefent
lcarce of feamen, yet we truf there will be
found fuf.icient number of. brave men to en-
ter tie public iervice, in the glorious caufe of
the honor aud independence of their country.
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FRoM THR LONDON GAZETTE.
Dnurinn.nreet Sen.

Downing-freet, Sept.
Dispatches, of which the following are copies
and extracts, have been received by the Viz
count CaRlereagh, one OF his Majefy's princi-
pal Secretaries of State, from the Admiral Gam
bier, and Lieutenant General the Right Honor
able Lord Cathcart, X. T. the commanders of
his MajeRy's naval and military forces in the
Paltic Sea -..
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Nnmber of VefFels arrived at this port bc,weea
the 1it:of September, SOC aud sllt Augut,
lso7-Communicated by Captain ANDREW
PLicE.
Ships, s2-Brigs, Il4-Schooners, Io4-
S'oops, s--Total, 3os Tonnage, "A ,es2.-
barges, 42s-Rlates, 7se-Rafts of building
Timber, s..
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VALUABLE GRsT-MILLS TO RENT.

VALUABLE GRIST-MILLS TO RENT,
King William County, near Mrs. Drewry'.
! Tavern, commonly called the Moucun Mills
They failing firearms, working four pair
OF Cologne and one pair of Burr Zones They will
be eaied or rented for twenty years, and poi.
isilion given Immediately.
TAoie Mills take yearly, from 4 TO 500 barrels
corn, and from 6 to 700 buihels wheat toll. There
1850 acres ct Land attached to the Mills about 20
of which is excellent meadow.
For terms apply to John Roane of King William,
or the iuhferiber who is often AZ the iad mills.
JNO: TEMPLE.
Ga. 90. slo7. o,vows
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For SALE.

By RE SLje,ibey, three 6ooy5 beis+p TIE maylHb,iaSf
25 HUBS. or CIDER VINEGAR,
nF iuperiof quality, which. will be diipoied of on
~ moderate terms,by wholeiale aud r-tail.
SAMUEL WHITE,
May ~. 1aw6m.
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Captain Reynolds from ST. Petersburg, ,paf-
ed Copenhascn on the 2ed husuf, snd informs,
that on the Esd, at 10 A. N. a heavy cannoaade
commenced off Copenhagen, which did not
ceaie until p. NJ.
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amply Mpplied with every preparation neeef.
| fary tor the mott active and determined ehkrr-
prize. !.
"We come therefore. to your fhores, inha-
bitabts of Zealand not as enc,nica, but in feif.
defence, to prevent thoie who have 70 long diff
| turbed the peace of Europe from compelling the
force of your navy to be turned againR us.
We have aiked depoit, we have not locked
I" capture 70 far from IL, the moi folcmn
pledge has been offered TO your government,
and is hereby renewed in the name, and at the
exprefs command Of the king, our mater, tina.
II our demand is amicably accedcd to, every fhip
belonging to Denmark, lhall at the concluion
OF General Peace, be reitored to her, in the
lame condition aud fate of equipment wneu
received under the protection of the Brtith flag.
1t 10 in the power of your government by a
word, TO fheath our fwords, mott reluctantly
drawn asainft you but If, on the other hand,
the Vaccinations of France render you deaf TO
the voice of resfon and the call of frendihip,
the innocent blood that win be ipiit, aud the
horrors OF befeged and bombarded csp'tal,
mutt fall on your own heads, and OH thofe of
yoHr cruel advifers.
His majeRy's feamen and folders, when on
fhore, will treat Zealand, as long as your con-
duct to them permit it, on the footing Of : pro-
vince of the mott friendly power in alliance
with Great Britain, whole territory has the milf
fortune to BIZ the theatre of war.
The prrfons OF all thofe who remain at
home, and who do not take an hottie part, will
be held facred.
Property will be refpe6ed and preferved,
and the mott fevere diic pine will be enforce d.
Every article of fupPiy furniIhed orbrousht
to market, will be paid for at fair and fetted
price but as immediate and ccntsnt fuppIies,
Especially of provi6ons, forage, fuel and trani-
ports, are necc!Iary to all armies If is well
known, that regulations are unavoidable and
muit be enforced
Much convenience will arife 10 the iuhabi-
tants, and much coufuGon and lofs to them will
he prevented, if perfons in authority are found
IN the icyeral diitriGts to whom regulations may
be addreiled, and through whom claims for
payment may be fettled and lquidated.
"Niuch perions are appointed, and difchmge
their duty, without meddlng in matters which
do not concern them, they ii,all be refpe6ted,
and all regulations ihail be addreGrd 10 them,
through the proper channels, and departments
OF the navy and army; but as forbearance on
she part OF the inhabitants is efiental to the
principle of thefe arrangements, it is necenary
that all manner of civil perfons houid remain
at their respective h2bitations, and any perions,
found in arms, linely, or in fnall troops, or
who may be guilty OF any aet of violence, NUT
expe9 to be treated with rigor.
The government of his Danifh maiefty hav-
ing hitherto refufed to treat this matter in an
amicable way, part of the army has been dif.
embarked, and the whole force has afiumed a
warlike attitude; bat it is as yet no. too late
for the voce of reaion and moderation 10 be
heard.
Given in the Sound, under our hands and
ieaI', this 18th Augua 1907.
(Signed as above.)