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who reside Il. or visit the West-lnede ana
otber warm climates, they will be found upon
trial 70 convey the most lasting service, ana
will gradually destroy ell tendency 70 alsSass
IN The human frame, and preserve health anu
vioer. Although a great variety OF pre- scrip
SONS have been published to cure the dlsof-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equ ia
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC RO Up =
DIR. TISSOT, which are celebrated through 1l'l
out the European continent, and whose t,n.
bounded benefits ave fully authenticated BY
certificates already published Of gentleman so
wen known IN America, being OF the flrst con-
sequence IN the state of Maryland General
Charles Ridgely, Of Hampton; John Gibson,
ESQ. one ofthe directors of the Farmers sank
ofMaryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. VA
scubbin, his wife; and Mrs. Ryan, 81 Caiton-
Certificate of Mr.. Thomas Ketso, butcher.
About three weeks since was most violent
" attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
nv whole frame, in SO severe rnannerHas not
to be able to turn inmy bed without assistance,
proceeding as I suppose from severe Geld
ON beingsadvised by friend 10 apply Or. / IS
sot's Gont and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly obtained from the agents MessYs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, tRe applica-.
ton of which, under God, have periectiy re-
stored me to health. am therefore lnduced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as a certain cure for tie above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July ed, 1905.
Certificate Of Mr.. 7aonsas Camh6e2, t4c''ness-
maker
1t would be an act of injustlce to withhold
nv testimony of the saiutary effects Of Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops. IS have
experienced a very unequivocal instance CT
their virtues md efficacy. was afflicted WITH
two severe attacks Of what IS usually called
Dead Palsy, from which ] partially receverea,
bu was obliged to use clutches to aid me IN
walking VIXEN left home to this we're joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result OF tie al
liction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life; but proyidential-.
Iy was recommended to apply at osofse Dob
bin and Murphy for DR.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fectIy liberated from my disorder, and am now,
thank God, is free from pain as II never had
been afflicted Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, | determined to ap-
ply it internally to nay child, a boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint /; after
administering it four times to him, his COM
plant ives e-iirely removed, and he IL new &c
covering his strength with great rsPidity.
Tn. CAMPBELL.
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n,.o,n = ,.ther zaartin, Esq Iafe sztsarnsy-e5e-
neral qithe Stare ef lsairyla:ta. !.
comply with your request N statlns my ny
or,;;nioa 81 Haniitons Elixir: It has been useu
i, nv family forrtwo or three years past, Wild
un;s s success, whenever colds, coughs OF
similar complaints, have rendered msdlelne
8 cessarr have myself found it an excel 6 !,
lert and agreeable remedy for a very Paiiliui
and troublesome affectionof the breast, accom-,
..,,;sa with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED ana
difficult breathing. ;.
On these accounts ! 90 not ncsi.ato = -
commend Hanliiton's Ellxlr as a sal''3ol0 '''1
ea,eine. and deserving pubic attention.
= LUTHER MARTIN
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Valuable Property for Sal.

purs's Mt to decree Of the circuit go.
the district Of Columbia, held At s sl. fs
dria, and the last will Of Benjamin s sss
deceased; his executors Offer 'f1,s 81, s,4e's
Il & HAT Valua5ie Prsherty at the Cow
King and Fairfax-strees, part d f.,aa:
10 occupied by Charles Bennett. TIE l., aasa
tends 40 feet al King and 20 feet on ~. W
ssfeet,, IS subject to rent charge Of 50 saI .a.
per anruln. a's
To those who are DESTROYS, either Of s,,,
ing good stand for business, or vcst;ps !
money In real estate, this is a most ih,;s.' MD
piece Of property. A small part Of the rnasss
viii be required in hand or in an a,e-ays.
note at 60 days--oa the balance hbers, 80.
dit will be given. For terms apply to e;;tss..
Of the executors or, to Benjamin Shreye
William Paton,1
Edward stabler, : Exrs.
John anney,
November 28. asw
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ADDITIONAL. EVIDENCE.
James Kennedy, lei

or the crest efficacy of the Patent sna Fa-
nsifqslssaicines, prepared by the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
HAYS acquired throughout the United States a
celebrity hitherto unequalled.
PhsiGasl aAsa, .fugart 9, 1900.
Being assiroas to make public for the coed
af others, the excellent quality OF HAMlL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Dir.
Lee. have sent you the following account os
the benefit + have received from it, which |
hone viii induce other. to give tia trial Ia
consequence of a bruise on the breast received
from a fall, my ksalth grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have,
had suddenly to rise up in my bed with all the
horrors of immediate sufocatlon. Add to
these constant pain in my breast and cough,
great loss of strength and flesh, and you May
conceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption. The advice OF
a most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards second was called In, without CIV
lng me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances OF my case,
edvised ne to giue Hanilton Ehrir q trial, sag
rg, he had used il u, his fractice, and Always
found 1t do mach good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before |
had takien one half Of IL. / continued to use
it AMI was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
sin ss On taking cold, same of my formed
symptoms return, but are always removed by a
dose or two of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Buad-strset, Philadelphia,
Mrs. III. Lee.
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Baltimore, July %, 1906.
VAL { ABLE L A n d S,
p he poJd ,,a5-s, Hhp1h

z WISH to sen my MILF act Ct Land, 81.
{ tuate on Bacs-Lick and lndian-kuns, aboz
six miles from the town ct Alexandra con-
tanning about eleven hundred acres. On this
tract are two plantatioN besides the mill farm
.-on the latter there is a very good -nllI, III
which are one pair Of burr, ana one pair OF
cullen stones, with elevators, &c. corn piste
for merchant works dIstlilery convenient
ia the mill, with four stills and every neces-
ssry utensil In conpiese orGefv-a dwelling
house, Kitchen, bain, with stables under it to
accommodate 90 stalls, with every other out
house requisite on farnn--a very good gar
den, q, orchard Of about $500 trees Of the
choicest fruits this country Can afford. There
is about 500 or 400 acres G. the tract cleared,
the remainder inweods and grest part OF 1t
heavily aInbered; about 50 or &C acres Ct
meadow, and nearly 500 acres more may be
made on the sottoms adjoining the two runs.
Also,
One ether tract Of one hundred acres.
about two miles fron Alexandria, part OF the
Cliesh Tract, and adjoining the Iands'of Mes
sieurz John C.. Herbert, Robert Patton, and
John Richter, the Mount-Ne Inon road rum
ming through it. This tract IS mostly in
woods, and conveniently sltil2red fof country
seats. If these lands should be sold at private
sale, (which would prefer) I will take In
payment, If more convenient to the purcha-
sers, stock Of any of the banks from Rich
raond to Newly York, or any kind Of stock EFF
ethe United States.
fthey are not sold before Friday the first
day oc May next, the Mill Tract viii, on that
day, De sold at public auction, to the highest
bide.er-alld on the following day the Cliesh
Lands Will be sold in like manner The Mill
Tract will be divided into three or four farms
and sold subject to lease of four and an half
years from the first day of July last. The
Cieish Tract will be divided into lots of 10 or
20 acres each. If sold at puble auction the
terms viii be made known on the days Of
sale.
William Hepburn.
Deeember4. eo3w law till lst May
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

Tbe following Valuable Medicines Justly CO.
lebratea through the United states ate iof lilsls
superior efficacy. in the cure OF the sevsfa !.
s,sorssrs for. which they are recommenae ,e'
ssavo tL.aara Lse's Patent famny -aedi-
.r;ne Store, New-York, are sold only Dy Ing
subscriber, at his store in kingg-strees
HaulJtoa,s Grand Restofat5us.
Is. recon uended as an Invaluable lncaiclhs
for the speedy and permanent cure o. nervous o.,
disorders or such as arise from the ltlliaoae-
rate use Of tea, strong liquors, long fsslsenos
IN warm climates, excessive Weakness sulu
General relaxation OF the system.
Hams!ton's Esssace and Extract
Of Mustard.
A cafe aud effsctual remedy for ssIe gout,
rheumatism, spgsins, psiRs in the tase and
neck, &c.
kssssltoa,s Worm-dsstTysng L.
zgngeS.
By which many thousands have been re-
Iayed from the distressing end dangerous ma
1,,v Of worms and other obstrucuons IN the
stomach and bowels.
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The Anody'1e Ekssf.

For tie cure of every kind OF bead ache.
Haba's gsnatlals Eye- He15ef. 80,
AnexceIlent remedy ser all disoroers OIL eii g
ewes, many persons having been cured OF x
when nearly depriyeo OF siSht'
Ioolh-9chs Dress.
Give immediate relief IN Ike most vleisnf
attacks,
The .Reaorativs Poauder for the
Teeth end suns.
anses and strengthens them, and prs
serves the easnelof the toeta from ecsy.
GorOlands Lotion, and ne geassts'ae
nsrsian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionable world a.
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly 81
H.sbss,s true and genuine Germ
Plaster.
A certain remedy for colns, speedily eradi-
ating them without giving pain.
Ague and Feuer Drobs.
Justly. esteemed for their great efficacy ia
ME cure of agues and intermittent fevers,
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The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES

/ be Subscriber EaS Ic0ci'o"
The following ARTICLES,
(which he offers for Sale very low:
hogheads first saali1y ST. lEOfs
Sugar
10 bales Tennessee cotton
pipes 4ttl proof cogl.iac brandy :,
10 bcgsheads wei favored 4th Ffcsp -
IL aioa ram
so BARRELS New-England Rum.
MD on HIND,
Imperial ! ,-.e
Tyson hfa~
Young Hyson POI the laeeas ~
Kyson Skin, and / portatena
First quality Soucheiig
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular TenerliFe ,.ors,s
lisbon, Sherry and lse dozen b01EEl
PORT, very old HINES. 49,,
a few cases .olaret, superior quarry
Cpniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin So.
lrewEneland rum and whisky
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and plrne,lts.;, ,x4s
Black pepper, allspice, s sro'l - h S5'7
Pearl barley, rice. starch, ana rs ss,,sstasGs
Dixen's Philadelphia, s Engilshs i"'.
Refined Salt-petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and tipt candles os kga
-4yzJyn So
Indigo, allsiaa, laaader, sopisos"'' E q
bfimstone
English @pn,lrasTder
Den2i5a9ins oaoreosA
septesalaer II
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Haa,aaLtonss Ellaar.

A sovereign remedy for eolds' Obstinate
coughs, asthmas, sore throats anu approaching
: aonsllulyltiOns.
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JAMES BACON,
November 90.

AMAS BAC0N5
nth GROCERY SToRE, on Mns-strect, ho,;r
addition to his former stock, addad
A freh Supply Of Genuine Agsessi,
the Grocery Line;
Which makes his assortment complies.
He nozuegers}or sale, on his 3sun iosS seyxs,
Mufcoyado Sugars, OF variousgua.
lities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gurpowder,
Imperial, TEs&
Hyson, particularly sslst
Ncung Tyson, edGor
Hyson-sLin, and family ass.
Souchong
Best green Coffee,
Chocolate, Of q superior quality
NIsdeira,i
Euselos,
Sherry,
Lisbon, ~ ~ lie
Teneriffe,
MALAGA, and
Genuine Old Pert
Cognac and Bourdeau1 Brandy,
Old }ara.ica Spirit, for family usc,
Antigua, St. Croix, &. Vinee1ts, AID Ssr
England Rum,
Holland Gin,
Irish and country WHISKY,
Molasses, Wine, and Cider Ylnegir,
stougt.ton's BitteTs,
Mace, nutmcgs, clores, eassla, plrsn:s
Cayenne and BLACK pepper race apd sssZRa
ginger, basket salt for tabs use, pears aafse:s,
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indigo, alltlr1, coPper~s, nadder, brlinlsA'
spinning cotton, patent shot all sizes, besl Gu
giish and country made giinPoWdeE, sessais'
and s1nasking tobacco, very best chewing y
bacco.
Haniltcn and Lciper's snuff, Hantel S gsPss
N boxes.
Lo.edon mustard, warranted OF q sIia'ffi's
quality, Dixon's best ditto, wrapping ssfst
denliiohtl's, e2c sc. with generally ess,s "a
ticle in lis ine---the Whole OF which hass see1
selected with care, and will BE- distressed O. 81
the very lowest terms.
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A speedy and effectuai remedy, gensrally
,r.mdying the cornpl2int at ons spaheation' IL
NAV he safely used BY persons eievery age.
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H.ahas Anta-blIloas Pasls.

Are Justly esteemed for carrying on the SUI
neranous Sic from the stomach and prevent
ing morbid secretions and their cohse
bilious and malignant fevers, sc. these Plils
are neffsctly Mid in heiroperation, ana may
be used with safety BY persons q Svei5 's0
and in every situation. !,
The Souerstga Ointment fer ne
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.
FROM dNTWEPp.

FROM ANTWERP.
Yesterday afternoon arrived at this port, in
the excellent psfCage of so days from Antwerp,
the fine fhip Ocean, capt. Girdon. By this
yefiel we have received Paris papers to the 18th
March, and had progrefIsd in our Plantations
OF their contents when We received the n. York
papers, containing continental articles four
days later. We fhall give preference to thefe,
referving our own tranfl atoms for the next num-
Der of the Philadelphia Gazette.
Capt. GIrdon, left the city of Antwerp on
the Goth of March, previous to which repeated
rumours had been received from the fcene of
war. Thefe reports, though intended to repre-
fent France, as fill victorious, were evidently
defective in detail and the current opinion at
Antwerp was, that the Ruiiians, not only had
kept their ground, bnt had obtained conGder-
able advantages over the enemy. This idea, it
will be oblerved, comedies with the verbal ac-
counts received at New York from Bordeaux.
We ind in our Paris papers, under the head
ot Hague, March /, a dePlorabIe representation
OF the effects OF the gale in the Texel of the 18Th
Feb. which it feems was followed by one near
ly as deitruttive on the goth of the fame
month.
On the 18th Feb. the French took pofIcf!i
OF the imaIl town of Naugarten. In this affair
they loft but men killed and go wounded--
The Ruf!ians loft their cannon, 100 men killed
and 1873 taken prifoners.
1t was reported that the Turks had gained
partial advantage over the RuiIians.
PAfwann Ogou has paid the debt of nature.
Two of his principal officers, each with con-
fderable force, are contendiug for the fucccfiion
as Pacha of Widdin.
The Emperor of Aultria perfeveres in ftria
neutrality.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05
From lie Meruine Chronicle.

From lie Merning Chronicle.
On the point of departing from the city, I
obierVed in the Citizen, the copy of letter
written by the Vice.PreGdent.
When left home, expected to have found
him here, and had no doubt but fuch ex.
plantations would have been made between us.
as TO caufe no difference in our ftatement of
facts.
| was not unapprifed that in committing my
felt to the public, it was within the range of
poihbliity, though / confefs did not think it
probable, that our relative credibility might
become fubjeet of public Ejaculation. On
TINS point # we fhoud ultimately differ irrecou.
cHably, fhall not yield to the Vice. Pre- Gdent.
and will cbeerfuliy fubmit myfelf 10 the iudr.
ment OF that community, under whole eye,
though he has acted a more confpicuous part.
have alto long acted as public funetonary 70
a' to enable it to form fome judgment on the
location.
Ii is certainly unPleafant to expofe converfa.
tlons which were confidential, and which had
been wrefted to particular purpofes, by per-
ions who had not a view of The whole ground,
and whole relationship with the Vice.PreIidept
would not jufify me in divulgiDg thofe CONVEX
iations farther than an imperfta information,
which could only have been received from him
had put it in their power to publilh them to
the world the Vice-Prefdent has thought
proper to remove the only impediment to the
difclofure.
The Vice-PreGdent in his letter has indinina.
ly Rated and blended conversations and intima-
tons at different periods, which think could
oy reiort to lone memoranda at home, explain
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coNsTANTINopLE, fan. %.

SSANo Jan. ~.
The paffage through the Canal, into the
Black Sea, during the prefent time OF war, has
been forbidden to foreign nations and the fol-
lowing note, in confequence, addrefed to the
foreign minifters here -
NOTE.
AS in time of war between the Sublime
Porte and Rufia, it is of the greateit impor-
lance to employ every kind of precaution d.
gainR the receptions and craft of the enemy !;
to exert the utmoh activity in preventing the
conveyance of ammunition to the different Ruff
han ports 6tuate on the Black Sea to fit7er
no Ottoman fubjed to go thther, and to carry
the enemy any written or verbal intelligence !;
and finally to cut off every kind of communi.
cation between the Ottoman flates as bclides,
1t would be very dangerous to fuffer lhips to
1ail from the centre of the capitol to the enc.
my, hnce in time of war that point is one Of
the principal potts of the fate. 1t is evident,
that 10 long as free pafiage into the faid fea
fhall be permitted to the merchant ihips of O.
ther powers, thefe dangers are not to be avoid
ed, as the enemy may eaGly fhelter his malic-
nifty and deceit, under the number and variety
of foreign flags. For all thefe rsafons, the ca
nal OF the Black Sea mutt be fliut during the
continuance of the war. 1t is conceived that
this general prohibition is Rot contrary to the
free navigation of the Black Sea, fome time
fnce granted TO certain friendly powers. 1t is
merely war meafure adopted for the moment,
and dictated by circumstances. The Sublime
Porte is convinced, that its conduit will give
no offence to the powers friendly to it; as,
when the danger ihall ceafe, after peace, or
even during the war, the free navigation of the
faid fea fhall be reftored.
Asthe commanders of the Imperial Fleet, as
alto the commanders of the fortreiIes of the
mouth of the Canal, have received orders to
fhut the paliage of the canal, the min:aers of
the friendly porers reliding in the capital are
informed of it by the prefent official note.
Given on the 9Th of tine month Zkade, in
the year of the Hegira 1921 January 9Th,
1907.
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LONDON, March 81.

Price of Rocks this day at one o'clock. Com
tots, Tor money GO l.S--for April 62 g. g. ON
mum, 8 4 pr.
His Grace the Duke of Portland, TO whom
Lords EIdon and Hawkeibury had made known
his MJeltY's wihes, that he fhould immedi
ate'y form New Administration, heftated for
fome time, whether he ihould accept the Office
of Frlt Lord of the Treafury. But yefferday
afternoon, in obedience to his Maieity's mef
iage, ne iignihed his acceptance of that Office,
and minated to- the king, that, on or before
"Wednesday next, he will be able to fubnit for
his gracious appreciation the new arrangement
which ne is now forming.
1t would only be abuGng the confidence of our
readers, were we 20 pretend to nate what the
arrangement wii be. The rumours on thi, Cub-
Jeet are various and contradictory, according to
the hopes, the wilhes, or party palIions of the
individual projectors who give them currency.
In fact, the public at large, we mean fuch AZ
bave attended to what has paned in our politi-
Cav horizon tor Tome years, are Iufl as well qua
lined to form probable opinion of the reftit,
as many OF the fapient daily journals, who pre-.
tend to know every thing.
Iat night, large company of the Noblemen
and Gentlemen who are TO compofe the New
Accumulation dined with bis Grace the Duke
OF Portland at Darlington 1oufe, when the pro-
Poied arrangement was difcufIed and fettIcd in
All Its parts, as far As il can be fettled till the
hIng's Pleaiure 10 known. Matters are under
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food to be IN fach forwardnefs, thai tae pan
can be fubmittcd 20 his Ma;eay on Monday,
and the principal appointments Ee announced
in the Gazette of Tuefdsy.
Among the Nohlemeh and Gentlemen who
dined with the duke of Portland, were,
The Earl of Camden, Lord Hawkefbuty,
Lord Calt'ereagh, Lord Eidon, MIR. Rofc, Mr..
Canning, Mr.. Sturees Bourne.
Mr.. Sheridan. on being arrefed by the Ser
seant at Arms for non. attendance in his place,
on a call of the Houfe, good humouredy ex-
claimed, "This is rather too hard. to be turned
" out of place, and taken into cuftody, on one
" and the fame day."
No Mails have yet arrived from the Cont
uents but fome accounts have been brought by
hips from the coat of Holland, which fate,
that few days 6nce, report prevailed at Rot
terdarn, of great battle having been fought on
the 9eth of February, in which the Ruffians
were repulfed with great Iofs; but that, to fe-
cure the repofe of the French army during the
remainder Of the bad weather, the environments
have been con6derably withdrawn from their
advanced petition, as being too much expofed
to the repeated, though fruitlefs attacks of the
" barbarians. This rumour of battle on the
2Sth, perhaps relates to that of the 18th, the
French account Of which has already appeared.
Of the retreat of the enemy we have little
doubt.
We are anxious for the arrival of intelligence
from the Continent, for fome great and impor-
tant change in the fate of affairs mutt foon take
place. The negotiations at Wa,faw mutt end
in forae pofiive determination. Bonaparte will
never fuffrr Auffria TO remain in her prrfen' i'm
decfion. In his prefent ftuation, all Ls mott
tons are necefariy cramped bv the apprc,en-
fion, 1T leaf, Of her pofible hof,i'ity. & move
ment OF the. AuftriaH armies might, in mo-
ment, cut of his fuppiies and, in the prefent
circumstances of the campaign. endanger the
very exiftence of his army. Is it credible,
therefore, that Bonaparte, with his charatterif-
tic arrogance and ambition, will fuffcr the far
Their continuance of this fate of things! What
then, will be bis probable cou,fe? He will en-
deavour either to bribe Auftria, or, what is per-
haps fill worte, to awe or corrupt her Coun-
ellis.
1t is indeed no lefs lamentable than true, that
the French intrigues have obtained mott un.
natural prevalence even in the very cabinet of
Autria. 1t was 70 in Pruiiia, and hence the
alternate refoiutiOn and timidty of that unhap.
py government. There was an oppoStion
which was powerful enough to render the beft
REVOLUTIONS nugatory, If not to procure the ex-
ecu;ion OF the wort. We much fear--we fay it
with regret, but we do not fay it without faf-
heient grounds, that there is fomething of the
fame kind in the prefent Auftrian cabinet. The
Archduke Charles, the bef hope of Europe
and his own houfe, has too long and too frlc-
ceisfully been oppofed by this fecret party
We have only to exprefs our hopes, that he
may finally prevail Overt it. The late accounts
received by government are not very favoura.
Bile.