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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-02-13
flames R,yer LAND
FOR SALE.

nN the 18th day of February next, up
~ on the premises, between 900 and 1000
acres, thirty-six miles above Goochland
courthouse, will be exposed at PUBLIC
.4UCIIOW, for ready money Tor as NAV
best suit the purchascr) on a credit of eight
years, by equal annual instalments, with ar
advance OF only two thousand five hundred
pounds. Upon the premises are a new two
story dwelling house, SO by 90 feet, seven
rooms, two above and two below, with a
passage in each, portico on one side
and poarch on the other an excellent
dry cellar of the above dimensions, toge-
Their with wing to the house and all other
necessary onthouses,- new and built
of the best materials, particularly the dwell
ling house, meat house, barn and granery.
On this tract there are about four hundred
acres of first and second rate low grounds /;
about one hundred acres of high land
cleared, on which there is an orchard of
about four hundred fruit trees, two hundred
of which are choice grated bearing apple
trees, the balance peach and cherry trees
Five sixths ofthe cleared land is well en-.
closed and divided for cropping. Inthe low
grounds there is about 40 acres TO clear,
which with the balance to cut, is well tim
bered. The plantation abounds with excel
lent water, having four springs CT fine wa
ter convenient to the dwelling house and
kitchen. The dwelling house is on con-
siderable eminence, commanding an ex
tensive view above and below, and in a
wealthy and agreeable neighbourhood
there is likewise on the main road, near the
fork, leading to Gainesville and Column
bia, new bnilt house, well constructed
for store or grocery, and adjoining the
blacksmith's shop.-Thc purchasers will
be required to execute bond with approved
security, and execute also a deed of trust
on the premises to secure the different in
stalments.-Also, FIFTEEN
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N o 81 l c e.

THE property advertised in this paper
by the subscriber, to be sold fHbHciy
in Goochland county, on the 18th instant,
is postponed until further Information
Meantime he is willing to treat for the
same privately-Yet the property there
with advertised, in the county of Bedford,
will certainly be sold, on the day and up
OH the terms expressed therein
EDWARD BOILING.
Feb. 6, 1907. tM2
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Acres of Land,

In the county of Bedford, on the waters Of
Otter river, equal, if not superior, to any
high land in said county, on which is about
so acres of fine Meadow Land, the greater
part of which is reclaimed. Upon this land
is tolerable dwelling house and other con-
venient out houses.-Also, the stock Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, Pantati-
on Utensils, sc. &c. Terms OF sale, one
half cash, the balance in ~ months, OH
the purchasers giving bond with approved
security, to carry interest from the date, if
not punctually paid, with a lien on the pre-
misses to secure the balance of the payment.
The last mentioned tract of land will be
shewn to any person DESTROYS of pprchas-
iAg the same, by Major Joel Leftwich, con.
Venient thereto.
EDWARD BOILING.
Gsochland, 18th Dec. 1906. tbs
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DEBATE.
In the House Of Reiiresentattves OH the
biz 20 snsheaa the PRIVILEGE ofthc zvrii
Of Habeas CORPUS, for limited time in
certain cases.
CcON7rNyF
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proceeds of ou. indE:epse foreIgn tradt,
GOV center ia her hands before they re-
surn 10 our c,tlzrns. The quantity Of
debt indeed thus created. far exceeds the
calcuaa,ions Of those, VINO tcrnd ttleT
opiniSns upon the state OF our former
commercial reiaSons- osr foreign
5commerce was comparatively small, aud
whenthr article OF cotton (auv the taest
imporlan, in our expoftss WAS not known
to- be native OF our soil. Our more
wealthy importers 100, ot British .msnti.
taclurrs, instead Of adhering 70 the an
.cient pfacsice Of pureisaSing wholly on
credit, are DOW very much N. the habit u
obtaining an sbalemsnt ia the price Of
The commodity, by making their pay
~ enls in aaUance hence the BALANCE Of
debt, is no logger largely against Us ut
must inaeedoyfien be in eur iapor !. for 90
withstaBdlng the grcat rem'napccs annual
,ly made by government. in disehafgr oi
The principal aud interest Of the pablic dehs
due 10 foreigners, il is notorious hat The
exchange ON London, has for tong tsae
upon 40 average .houghout the continent
been under par. Yetis it not obvious be.
yond all illustration, thar if the balance Of
debt was against us, and we~weye in the
habit Of paying more Than we are entitled
TO receive, the competition for bills would
enhance their value. and raise ihem above
their nominal amount The coefscasion
ofdeb,s .ksn, is weapon which without
reference to the lawluloess OF it, would re-
coll with sremsadous evil uooa our
selves.
The eAsctsoof nsn.intercourse with the
Brush Wess India Islands. aud of the III
sordictlon Q! trade aud commerce. with the
mother country, Will be considered 10 the
ensuing number. Il
HAMILTON
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HAMILTON.
Alexandria z>ajip aGbertfser.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5.

The British friga,e mentioned yes
,etday to have anchored within rhe
Hook, is the Jason, captain C@chrane IN.
FIVE days from Halifax, with disps,ehe 8 for
he government cf the United States.
which wspneerstand were forwardedys
terday 10 the Secretary of State -,
We have heard nothing far her respect
,og che brig Columbinr or he, dispatch
rs 49,
Five gun boats dropped down yesterday
rom he navy yard, aud anchored oppo
t1te Governors lsIard.
aat British frigatc Jason, cochrabe. in
FIVE days from HALIFAX. anchored at the
quarantine grouad last evening, Left at
i1:ilfA4 TBS ship Jane, Sammis, from
bo5deanz for New York, sent il by the
Squlitell.s
!. Last evening sFrivedst this port, the
u. S. bamb kerch, E'na, captain cambridge
"a ejga. days fron Washington.
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Late Foreign MteIligeucs.

Late Forezgn Intelligence.
BY an arrival ., Boston of the ship SILLY
captain Lewis, 10 forty two days from
Liverpool; London papers complete to
the 18th of July have been received.
They furnish much interesting news.
IhesFrench bulletins 10 n O. .S5, are given in
the same manner as in The English pa.
pers. Respecting the battle of Fried.
land &c. two of their accounts are ado.
ed, Que from aFrench aud one from
Russian officer; the later is said in the
French papers, to have been taken from
The intercepted le,ter. No official Rus.
sian accounts of,he late battles had beer
received IN England.
The British were apprehens;ve chat Deo-
mark would be compelled by France
TO shut up the Sound, anc were about
sending strong fee. into the Baltic to
shew both Denmark and France that
neither of them have The right cor the
power to exclude her.
The expedition which haI sailectrom Eo.
gland for Snaisund had nos been recall.
ed.
The Wasp. which carried oui Mr.. Parvi.
ance with the rejected British treaty
from this country, had arrived a, Var,
mouth, aud Mr., Purviance reached Loo.
don the 18Th July. We see no parrcu.
lar observation, either ia the British par.
liamen. or Of the London editors. which
tend ts sbew oihsrw,se than that the
negocistioas Of car ministers are in
amicable traio.
From London papers recsived at B0stea.
GRAND ARMY BULLETINS.
No. 81, dated Tilsit, Juue 81.
At the affair Of Heilsberg, the grand.
dnke OF Berg passed along the line Of he
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No. 81, dated 7Ilsit, Iaoe 81.
AT the affair of Heilsberg. the grand
dnke OF Berg passed along the line Of he
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20 g As; i =. e es;rassler., ala.
when the 9Th regimen, had ;s aas asss
charge, col DIARY commands |s,' :, s,a.
gia'ens, his sabre dyed in ~, . 'h,s
= p Z review myrsggi msn,, an, MOO ,a
hnd that shere is not a .oIs' u y'asa
sward is not like mine.n s'sf sta,
Col Borde Souis was wo.oa :,
enc. aid dc camp 10 marsha, ! uaa,s
wounded. 'ooss Nj
Here follow the Games OF sam. :
who signalized themselves J NC ssss|
The Sons of tbs Senator, D
Clrmeat, De Rio, and Garteo q s'ngpa
cd with honpr in The f.ld Of b,,,l' uoa
MarshaDNey proceeaioe to Ct.
secured some Of the enemy's p,,L. "e'aa
lrry, many wounded Russians, and ! ''a
greatnumbsr Of prisoners. ~ '''s
No. 49, dated N1sa, Jua.,,
An arnnisiice has been coneIud.a
the propositions Of the Russiau p-o., u'A
The following is the aimistiee:
ARMISTiCE
Between FRANCE & Rrrse,.
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e That Poland shall Be possessed ashe.
fore by Prussia aud Russia. That all the
.Plusslans tetrisories are 10 be restored, ex.
eept Silesia aud Wcssphalia. rhat the
fortress Of Mssdebufg shall br gafrisened
BY he French, uutil peace bssweea Great
Britain aud France snail rake place !; and
that all he ports and places on th's side OF
the Ebe shall heuceforwafd be under the
dominion add coo,rol OF France. Il is
eonjecturedshas Bremen, Enbdso, andthe
whole of Easi Frirstahd, are to be united
70 Holland and tina. S:lesiais 10 pc erect.
ed into separate priucspal.fy.
The above conditions, as cur readers
viii see. apply almost wholly 70 Prussia.
indeed j, IS NOT 70 be supposed that sny
erason of territory upon the contlnens
would be demanded frem Russia. There
are, however, we have 90 doubt, some
siipu!asions with respect 10 the Seven isl.
snds aud 10 Turkey. France would snpu.
nate fha, the war between Turkcy and Rus
STA shali cease, and the status ante bsllum
BIZ established between the two powers.
We are ANXIOUS 10 ascertain whether ia the
negosia,ion any nension was made Of this
country.
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of the wounded were alone heard. Even
now, four days after the battle. We have
not flushed bridging in the enemy's wound.
ed. General Dambt owskiis wounded IN
the same leg which was bur. before, 10 The
battle of Dirschan.
4 Russian officer writes thus: 6 From
Hetisbufg We went to Friedland, skirmish
ing all the way continually. There the
French annihilated Us. The AFFAIR il dis.
graceful to US. In the morning we were
victorious. One single fault was The cause
OF, the misfortune that happened to Us 10
the evening and also of our total defeat.
that Of 90. saving sufficiently fortified our.
selves on the lsf wing. All those who
could not sc. overthe bridge were obliged
to throw themselves into the Ale. was
taksn prisoner. Our left wing was TO drive
the enemy on, OF the woods, We kept up
? brisk fire all day, without being able 10
effect il. ill regiment Of chasseurs ran
up to the enemy with frigh.ful hon,a as aud
drove them from the wood. but this regl.
Epens al Length fourd itself within reach
Of the fire Of a masked battery, which o..
overwhelmed il with bullets and case shot.
he Russian officer then relates the
manner in which he was made prisoner,
and by what means he escaped, ia passing
the river before picquetof Cossacks.
"There found the army 10 full rout,
retiring 10 disorder to the frontiers of Rus
sia. God knows what will be the result, of
silthis. We all wish for peace, and we
hope we shall no. long be wi,hop. it,"
Thefollowing letter has been sent by the
emperor Bonaparte to the archbishops IN
Paris, &c.
Letter from the Emperor and King to the
Arch6ishobs and Bishops.
MONSIEUR.
:" The splendid victory obtained by
our arms a. Friedland, which has confound
ed the enemies 81 our people and pu, the
important CITY Of Konigsburg in our power
with the large magazines which it coaain-
ed, ought 70 be new motive with our sub.
jec's tor thanksgiving to the God Of ar.
mics. This memorable victory has zig
nalAsd the anniversary of the battle Of
Marengo; ha, day when sIill covered with
the dus. of the field of battle. our ar.,
,honcb,s. our f,st concern w.. e., h. -.
:. .bl;.hm .n, &C $50 .ad 80. -: -
49, &c -. - III. o'ae' :" us
,nsa;". - -. a.s. W. "."'s' ,"a' on tue
e'P' - = .''e p,sseu' YOU 'a.e tne proper
I, '"esp' o. asseeaohls our SUBJECTS o. your
fcspeofNe processes 10 your Cathedral and
parsh churches, there to sing Re Deum, {,
and Offer up spch other prayers to Heaven,
as you shall think convenient to order uo-
der such circumstances. This letter hav.
ing no other obiec,. IsEyeoue. I n,.v
f,od n have von,o h;s eff and ho,v r.!
~ ''' >seP'
-, 49, .an. Pe''~' es'"P a'' 'ieo'
'au", ear - 10Y. :,
(SRuCUJ NAPOLEON.
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tended BY about Ely horsemen cod SONG
servanls escaped {. Rsgslo md IN medi-
ateIy embarked for l,aly. Srarcs.y mac he
lef, Reggie when the freIeh gen. Able Az
rived there.
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SUMMARY


As he Londop papers iuraish q great
many leog nv articles IF 10 crest, which we
canno, now find room to detail, the follow
ing sbsuacs is made:
Battle of F1lcdland, &c.
The F,epch bulletins do not give the
particulars Of the battle Of Ffiedlapd rho
following is The account Of the French gen.
KoscinaGo:
8 The enemy was compelled 10 accept
,bstile on the II. The column under The
grand duke OF Berg. marshals Soult and
Dsvous,. had marched towards Konigs.
.befg., Al 2o'elack, inthe morning otlhe
Ia b, marshal l. nnes attacked the enemy,
wins were at .east ejg4t times stronger
than his column. The marshal maintain.
cd the hgn, ill A o'clock. whoa marshal
{ Mart;er, with his corps OF the 30 FclIsh
legion, came to his assistance: these Two
.carps, which did DOT eaceed 80 600 men,
.su,s s,rrsd for while day, the. furious at.
tack, of the enemy, whose array was four
times stronger than ours aud possessed &c.
ver4l local advantages Atnoon the en-.
peros arrived upon ;hs hsld OF battle with
his guard. "A, a e'eloek all our columns
were united, and the emperor took the
com mand, in order TO pat sn end to the
battle by his naneusres. AZ s o'clock.
marshal Ney attacked the enemy's lett
wiog, aud, in momen., The horizon was
.qalie oyercss, with smoke and dust. The
eoemy had but oneabr'dge soe&ec. his re.
,reat over the Ale. and great quantity ct
artillery. carriages, baggage, &cs went IN.
TO the ALE, together with % smail humber
Of nen and horses. Between Frisdlapa
sn,t Piausiendorf. ooly half league distant
from zach other, several islands appeared
20 have been formed of the materials scst-
tered by the Russians IN their fight. 10
order To cover their retreat, The Russians
SET fire 70 tina, par, Of Frirdisud beyond The
briagr. AT 10 vt nigh. the battle and the
eaunonade, which had lasted the whole day,
ceased, and ,hep the cries and The creams
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,.,,.,;on Of. the Emperor e kfpg
Ptoe'111t . the Grand Army.

j . = s
70 the Grand Army.
6oID'hSs' ON the .sth OF June we were
.,,r e.nsonments By the Knss'.
s'tssO The IN soemy mls,ook The causes
b. amy ,a,e,isi,y. he found too late thar
y 0O' .S was ,ha, Of the Lion-Ae &c. re-.
|'ai :. ' sssieg disturbed i. 5,
En-, = he Affairs Of e'ufssfau', ls'.Du quo )
|fbs sss' campaign 10 short, We took is 2
w. w.. Of cannon, sssadsfos S'l1su !
|p'sss.dsd oi took 60 Coo Ausslaas' ear' ,''''
v ssll Ihe enc m'ss u'sgssiass saa nDsp,,a's
81 n,a 5ere, the 500 vessels that were
--A',aJsn viii all sor.s of. amuuotion
'as no fasiis sen, BY Esq and 70 arm oal
s's c'sa, he banks Of he Vistula ws have
Ia IA The borders of lhr Niemsn With the.
', s Of the eagle. You sis0Fa.ea a
I |. p',,l;,z si,r snu'ssrss,y OF The co.onss'
aOa .ao colebra.ed this year 10 an aP-
|0', - nsnper, ths BATH cf Marengo,
r P'ss pu, period TO the. SECOND eoal''l
o. ei,.u,hnsu, yoa have been worthy OF
..lye, and Of me. You VIII return 10
, ,..u,r covered wi,hlaureiss ana AFTER hsv.
- ob,sioed sloricus peace, winch car
s. 6. 9TH il .hc guarantee of i's dura.lon.
:. !; ,;me thai OUT rorntrv should hive al
: ). !. secure from, tbs sna!isran, iofluencs OF
raa,,nd. NY bene6, shall prove 10 YOU
: 4, ,liiude, and The full cxte1tof ,hsleve
bssr you. r,.,.
June ~.
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R0tterdam, fssiu II, nighs.

$1,000 essSst fes'0 49, 'sS.
" hase but time 10 inform yco. ina,
s1pfs,s from the French head quarters
!. sps0s tie intelligence, that on the s9sh
Wa! !uss the preEminaties Of peace ser.
i sSsa between Fraocs, Russis and Pius.
ae particulars are notyes koosC, :
a ~ so0u as the preiiminaries were sign.
al ws intelligence was announced tosshc
soa. my, and celebrated by discharges of can
NM. s0o oy lIluminasions. Bonspsrts pub
:. ~ proslamasion to his army, III which
pe,ss seslstsad he declared. that now The
w0",, - the continent was ensured, he
Il. - 'ead them back to Paris 70 receive
al ~ which they bad SO veil merit
ps,s. =. tue conditions Of the ttsatjes Of
!. Nj A. are not yet accurately Informed !;
i. n; ~ 'a''owlos are said 20 be amongst
f'usiPal ones: es'
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! Public Sale.

Public Sale.
In pursuance efa decree efthe sa1terfo7 Ccurs
Of Chancery, holden at the Cat,itol, IN Rich.
'aond, March S, 1907, avX be Sold on the
Premises, on THURSDAY, The first day Of
October nect, 10 tie highest bidder, for
cash
a House and Lot-Also, an un-
imtrsved Lot, situated on the ncrth side off
Duke-street, 6etrucen colum5us and .d7fred-
sfreets the hrohsrty Of .dmos Alexander.
~ 7Ae sale syiH commence at 9 O'Clock.
Cuthbert Powell,
l Rhineas Janney, }cem,s.
Thomas Janney,
Sept. 8 dts
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Mrs. and Master Cunningham.
ON TUEsDAY EVENING, SEPT 8.
Ni06e presented, a .tarOmte Comedy,
CALLED
THE WONDER!
a Woman Keebs a SECRET.
Don Felix Mr.. Wood.
Ferederick Mr.. Cone.
Colonel BritoA Mr. Rutherford.
Don Lopez MIR: .Charnock.
Don Pedro MIR. Barnard.
o.
man J Mr.. Cross.
Servant, Master Cunnnshams
Soldier, Mr.. Miller.
Lissardo, Mr.. Jefferson.
Donna violante, Mrs. Wood.
Donna Isabella, Mrs. Jefferson.
Inis, Mrs Cunningham.
Flora, Mrs. Weodhana.
Besween the Play end Earce,
- ScOTCH HORNP IPE,
BY Mrs. WooDAAM.
Afer which,
THE DWARF DANCE,
0r Wonde,fui T,ansfarmatisg.
ByMr. JEFFERSON.
&c svA.eb .swH be added, As Musical Enferr
taiment Of
THE DEVIL TO PAY
OR,
The WsUes Metansorbh0sed.
.Jobson, the cO6lerJ Mr.. Jefferson.
Sir John Loyerule, Mr.. Cross. =
Butler, Mr.. Chsrnock.
Conjurcr, Mr.. Miller.
Cook, Mr.. Barnett.
!Coachman. Mr. Cunningham.
Lady eLoverule, Mrs. jefferson.
Lucy, Mrs. Cunninghan.
Nell, (csdter'ssWys1 Mrs, WssdAan>s
!. Senfemher z Z. - -.
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dated IILsIT, 9uns %.

10. IS, dated IILsIT. uns IS.
Annexed Is the capitalization ct Ncisse.
n. garrison, 5000 strong IN infantry
end sooin cavalry, dehled on the 18Th be-
a. psiscc Jcrome. We found in the.
plass 1900 pounds Of powder, and 500
ustssef cannon.
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N q II ( 6 4.

HAVE been appointed by the Honorable
i Nicholas Fitzhugh, assignee ofthc estates
and effects of Itilfam Ramsay and Clemenf
Gren, lnsolyent debtors, within the district
OF Columbia-All persons to whom they are
indebted are requested to present their claims
Tor settlement, and those having debts and ef-
fects in their hands belonging to the said in
solvents, must pay and deliver them to me,
who alone rs authorised to receive them.
Noblet Herbert.
Sept. 8. lawsw
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OF DENMARK.

s. a mail from Iopn,ngen arrived this
morning. l, has not byough. later infelli
geace from Tilslt than we received yesler.
day but il ha. enabled us TO contradics
the account of Deouask having shut the
Sound. On the I'd about SO ships belong
-iag TO the extedluon passed the Sound,
aud sailed by Copenhagen without the least
molesta,ioo. A part of the expedition
went through the Great Belt. Blu, hough,
no attempt has yet been made to shut The
Snund, ministers have reason to believe
that Bonsparse will. Immediately after he
has made peace with Russia aud Prussia,
eodrayor to make Denmark depart from
her sy.tem Of neutrality, and therefore
they haze resolved TO send swong Acct
into the Baltic wi,hou. loss of llmr.
Denmark may then reply TO any demand
20 dspars from her neutrality, that such .
messH,e would be of no avail, Great.
Britain having so powerful a feet in the
Baltic.
The aae, which is 10 be sen,to the Baltic
with Caasist Ut % sail of the line, besides
trigates, sleeps and briggs, amounting in all
go abou, 40 sail. An ordsr Gas We stated
Yesterday was sent TO Portsmouth on
"Wednesday, for all the friga,es and briggs
to SAIL from thence, aud take BAT bottomed
baa,s. These fiigates aud briggs are to go
w,Ih ne eee,. Which is to sail Immediately.
The fsllswiag We believe are the oicers
tia, will command the f-ets admiral Gam.
bier, commander lc chief; under HIM sir
Samuel Hood, admiral Esslug.on, sir Home
Popham aad commodore Keats.
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LONDON, Tune IL.

LONDON, tune II.
Prsfiminasies of peace have no, Cusy
hen sgasd between Russia and Fraree.
ii, scs6rd,ng 10 ihs following letter from
Ro,srcam, dated atele,en o'eleck a'nighs
% he ilsh, between Prussia srd France.
They we're 81 gned on the 2ash Of last men:h
At. Tlsit;
A Isttes frsm the banks Of the Etbr,
stssa, 4 iha. after she a %: siice was sg esd
upon betwsenshe ( aperors Bonapar,s aId
Alexander, helat,er wrote letter to the
Ing of Sweden inviting him to become a
party TO The armis.ice. A report MAS cur,
rec, thar The English had bern baaishes
hon Russia. ;" 1890
lis stated, in a letter from Gsboss o.
July II, that after the pref minaries of
peaas signed. June a9,h, hs,wsen Bo-
nsparss and Alexaodcs, rae two empeyors
lad . meeting, add mutually embrasvd
each ether, rejrscirg over ehis event.
Aslhe FIRST Insrneg watch took place on
iAs asih, oasy The c,ssssrors alexander
cad BcnsParse were present. A second ina
tfssv, al which pke kias If Prussia was
psesen,, took place GO the folle~iug day,
ahalisasI ~, 10 a pava.on corsyus,ed %.
sh'Ils;islandio the Nieinsn. a ssird Ia
lsnieG took pace on he ash, which wss
ioaaxsd 3; a dInutr Ills Prussian ma.
Jssty was s sc,rfeseot on This occas,on.
~ az arrival az Gaesnsey. ftem Mente-
,s'aeo,.~hich place size Iefi.un he Goth a.
Ta, We iearn 40 srsst l. Rad been made on
Susnos Ayres.e The SpaniarGs had . few
Gays before sstsd ous sxpeGitfsn CT
1000 men, agains. ST. scsranerto. witch
noprosIte Hucnos AYres; but Il hey ware
mostly cut 10 pieces I'bc Spariards who
we're suffered to remain At m ntev'edp.af
ef incapsu,e, hsd.secre,ed arms aed am-
nu0'll0n for The purpose of asss mpting an
's0'ssc'isu; but their plans were disco.
's.cu' and heir arms, &c. seized.
ins Jamaica -Aeetof 10 sail under san.
~ OF lie Pique has arrived.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-08

~ NdF1es, JNne 20,
The Prince Of Hesse PhiLpstail, has
defeated in Cslabrja, and near oil the
enemy.s troop. are taken. The prince at.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-08

A few NEGROES, male or fe-
male, for the use of a private family-their
age not to exceed 20 years-for which cash
and generous price will be given. Enquire
of the Printer.
September 8. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-20

THEY @furpass sny yet extant, tor
case, elegance, &c. Masters ofyessels and
other gentlemen going to the West~lndies'
Spanish Main, sc. may be furnished with I'm
assortment, and great allowance to those
who purchase by the quantity
n. B. The buttons ontthe back parts OF the
waistband ought to be placed the same distance
from each other, as, the twoseenter buttons on
tie suspenders, to prevent improper STRAIN
ing, and thereby destroying the case designed
in tho construction of the article.
Richard HorWell.