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PROCLAMATION.

SOLDIERS, PruHan EyLau, Eel. Is.
We have begun to enjoy a little repoGe in
our winter quarters, when the enemy attacked
the hrft corps, and hewed themfeives on the
owe vifula. We broke up and marched a.
ga'nit him. We have purified him, fword in
hand eighty miles. He has fed to his !ronR
holds, and retired beyond the Pregel. In the
oattie'of bergfried, Deepen, Hof and Eylau,
we have taken from him SIS pieces of cannon,
and Is tandards, be6des his iofs Of more than
10000 men, in killed, wounded, and prifoners.
The heroes who, on our ide, remain in the
bed OF honor, have died a glorious death. II
is the death of atrue folder. Their relative,
will always have a juR claim to our care and
bene6ccnce.
Having thus defeated all the enterprises of
the enemy, we fhall return towards the Vitul.
and refume our winter quarters. Thof. who
fhall dare to diturb thefe quarters, ihall have
rcaion to repent ; for, whether beyond the VII.
.sla or on the other hde of the Danube-whe.
Their in the middle of winter or in the beyinpine
OF autumn-we fill fhall be found French foldi.
ers, and folders of the grand army"
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STxTY.SECOND BULLETIN OF THE
CRANE ARMY.

LeiSD6df, Pe6. 81.
T." The right Of the Grand Army has been
victorious, like the centre of the left. General
Efen, at the head of IS, 600 men, advanced TO
Otrolenka on the 18th, along the two banks of
the Narew when arrived at the village of
Flacis Lawowa, he met the advanced guard of
general Savary, who commanded the 5ih CORPS.
ION the 10th, at break of day, Cen. Gszan,
with a part of bis ~divifon, made an obIioue
movement upon the advanced guard. At nine
IN the morning he met the enemy, on the road
to Novogrod, attacked, defeated and put him
fothe rsnt. But at the fame moment the enemy
attacked Ofrolenka by the left bank. Cen.
Clmpaha, with a brigade of the divifon OF Gen.
Gazan, and Gen. Ruifin, with a brigade of tive
divIion OF Gen. Oudinot, defended that fmall
town. Gen. Sayary fent thether the General
ofDlyifion Relic, Chief of the staff of The Ar.
my. The Rufian Infantry, in feveral columns.
endeavonred to carry the town. TIE enemy
was uttered to advance half the length Of the
@ftreets, when he was marched againR and
charged, He was three times cut down, and
lett the treets covered with the dead. The lofs
OF the enemy was 70 great that he abandoned
the town, ssd took a%poEtion behind the fand
hills which cover it.
"The diviiions Of Generals Suchet and On.
stnet advanced at noon the head, Of their CO.
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FRANKFORT, (k.) March 1e.
CnN

t'flfibEJf-fsI pC,
On Saturday. the 2ih day OF P-brp,rv 100, A.
a meeting in Centcfvilie, Of a large and r.fpeaable
number oil the citizens" i Livingston county, teieesA
ron the ieverai companies computing the e4th and
55'h regiments OF KentDeky mil,is, tnr The fn.c;,,
PurPole OF deiiberating on the couiuN OF Col Pp-r
and other individuals who it aon-ars have la..I, ~
tempted 4 diin'lisn Of the United Siart,, thereby i-.,.-
iy d~iturhinE the peace anil tranquility of I'll. fss--.
ne following reieiutiens were uuanimuuny srr.ed
to: 49,
R5S!veA, That any attempts to d;rnember III. Jyni.
ted States by force OF arms, is contrary to FOUND p,Ii-
cy, and ought ifnr'ediately 20 be crul.ed BIZ a Cupe,i-
or military force, End that any perfon attempting the
lame by the propagation of principles having 7ha,
tendency, j"itiy merits and ought to be treated with
the highelt coH,enpt.
R9otsea., That this aGembiy do place entire e,r6-
denee in the contribution and prefent adrnininrat,,u
oil the government of the United States, for the fun.
port OF which we pledge our lives aud properly.
R5efv.a, That ii is the mef ardent wiz, of this n.
iemeiT that our .rr-i>nt chief nss.nrate Thomas IF.
ierion' may be candidate for the chief n.aginracv =.
the next prelioe,t'al election; and il is highly incuu-
ne'ie on all good citizets It the union fully 70 exnrcfs
their appreciation OF his meritorieus and nnren;,,;n.
exertions III 10 ably and fafely conducting the helm of
Rate from bis fra election TO the preient day.
R9ot0ed, That the foregoing refoiutis1s are The os.
nuine fentiments at the citizens Of Living aon county
uhan'mophy, and that a copy of them be Immediately
prepared and forwarded TO the Editor of the Palladi-
nm aud Univerfai Gazette for %infertion.
Signed by order Of Idle committee.
JONATHAN RAMSEY, Chairman.
AtteN,
WILLIAM C. ROGERS, CGyS.
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!umas arrived at oarolehka. Gen. savar,

!umas arrived at Ohrolehka. Cen. Savary
drew mp his little army in the following manner :
Gen. Oudiuot commanded the left, in two
lines; Gen. Suchet the centre ; & Gen. Reille,
commanding a brigade of the diviEon of
G'zan, formed the right. he covered himieif
with all his artillery, and marched againf the
enemies. The intrepid Gen. Oudinot put HIM
feit at the head of the cavalry, made 4 ~fucctfs-
tul charge, and cut in pieces the CofIacks of
the rear guard of the enemy. The fire was very
or'ik ; the enemy gave way on all Gdes, and
was followed fighting during three leagues.
The next day the enemy was purified ie-
veral leagues, but without being perceived.
His cavalry had retreated the whole night.
Gen. Suwarrow, and fcveral officers of the enc.
my, are among the Gain. The enemy has A.
bandoned a great number of wounded, 1900
have been taken off the field, and more are
bringing in every infant. Seven pieces of cam
non aud two ftandards are the trophies of this
victory. The enemy has left 1900 dead on the
held OF battle. On our fide we have had 60
men killed, and from 4 to 500 wounded. But
a lois mott feHiibly falt is that of the Gen. of
Brigade, Campana, who was an officer of great
merit and promife : he was born in the depart
ment OF Marengo. The Emperor has been
mAch grieved at his lofs. The losd regiment
diftInguifhed itfelf particularly in this affair.
Among the wounded are Col. Du Hamel, of the
.lt regiment of light infantry (; and the Col. of
Artillery, Nourrit.
|" The Emperor has ordered the sth corps to
go into winter quarters. The thaw is dreadful.
The ieatcn will not permit any thing great to be
achieved ; it is that of repofe. The enemy
ed it."
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NOTICE.

IN HERrAs two Of my Negroes, namely FAM
w NY,a Girl about II or Is years of aye, a dark
mulatto and STEPHEN a Boy, about ii or Il tes4s
oil age, and nearly approaching to black, were loien
on Monday evening laa, from my Plantation, called
Riveredge, being in Charles City county, by fa,nc
Perlon or perions unknown TO me but were very fg.o
afterwards ieen in the %poGeGion Of Francis Wood!sif
OF DiHw'ddie county. ! do therefore caution all per-
Ions whomioever, from purehsfng or trading fr
the iaid naves or either Of then, from the faid
Woodluif, or any other rerfon or peffons, as
fhall not oHly proleeute the off .nder or offenders, for
the theft, as ioon Ss ddcovered, ana enforce my RIGHT,
by all lawful means whatever, to he faid Aayes
whereloev yer found. Joseph HAXAII.
Petsrfbnrg, april CT. If.
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voyage. and the tsntraA wa. thereby d;fa,s.a.
that though it might have been c,cr. m.rs.Sos
Gus in them to have continued ,bs,, -;
fome time longer, yet If there was 4 wei, fonats
ed apprehension of immediate danger m tn.;-
lives by delaying their departure, thev were No.
under a legal obligation Of remaining on h",rS
and that if the f~ituation Of the nip were rs,Iiy,
rendered worfe by their abfeuce, it mich, =
made the fubjeet of a eiva fuit for damags.. NJ,
Afforded no good ground for OBTAINING ssbem !,
be discharged. ""u'~
b aes' s6ereS BY one Of kamea.
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TO re RENTED.
FoR Il 7ER1T or rims

FoR Il TERM or Tears,
NJ HOUSES and LOTS, Gtuated IN a noa A.
AVA srecabie part Of he cry alio the BREWERY
belonging 20 me-, with he LOT upon which il aand.,
together wi,h the COOPER's oGOP, ard the adj
Joining LOT, aGd the HOUSE and LOT upon which
IS the Spring that fupplies the Brewery, if either or
both are required. The iitus;on Of roy property,
ee1hitng Of ieven half acre LOIS, with the improve
ments, tour Of which are in one lquare is well known
to the Citizens Of this place, but i, may NOT be inpro-
per, to inform thofe at 4 ditance, that it Combines adj
vantages, which lew or none in the city ponels. The
works OF the Brewery are IN good order, and the Malt,
Kiln and Mill are equal to auy in the Omitted States.
There being no other Brewery 10 this part Of the State,
it is an object worthy the attention of any perfon int
eIined to p%rofecute the mating and brewing buGnefs
to advantage. Some valuable Coopers, a DTaymau
and Mailer, and feveral excellent Houie fervantt
may be hired along with the other properly. Pol
FELTON, OF the Dwelling Heuttsand Lots may be OBJ,
tanned on a hort notice, aud Of he Brewery, Houfs,
and Lots attached to it, on or before The fra day Of
September next.
WM. hay.
april "a. If,
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LEcIsLArupI,
xossE or RrtREskNrArIvr,.

a.,
lhuriday, April 9.
The houfe returned the confederation Of n. -...
OF the COMMITTEES Of the whole. made yenerday upo.
the reioiution for the impeachment Of the eoyernor
"a .ah motion was made to poltpOne the report generally,
Ha;,ss.s not agreed to; yeas 40. nays a.
nohea'ss motion then recurring to pot rome RI.
reiolution for the P%refent, and to reeonmsna !, - ~.
attention OF the next Legislature, thi. motion was e.,.
RED yeas 4S, nays Al.
ne opponents, of the impeachment de6rous Of
or;ng'ng the queition to a d-cifion ~nnirormly voted a.
r." u,s PonPonnnent' and the %jaecbus, doubring
'n.r i1fength with a Jingle exception, voted in iavor
AS the houie did not agree to the rrpor, Of RI.
eonann''tee, it has therefore pronounced no deciGou uu-
On the queGion of impeachn,ens. "r
me governor returned to the houfe, the fuunI..
=" TO the 100 dollar ar, which having been KEEP.
: T !" ~ 'han e n days, had become a law.
Legislature. IN next
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The following article is eOpied from the fr,iburg
Gazette OF the Goth Of February 4: According to
general report. the Eneliih men Of war, lying Of
ConRantinopls and which have been Joined by fome
Rnfian ihfps of the live from the Crimea, have al
ready fred ON that city, and threatened it with n
mon formidable bombardment, il they did not imme
diately pull down the azndafd of Moh"pet..
From tie Bank, sf2e Main, Feb. 2s.--The Prince
OF Anhalt Piefs, VIII" was iuppofed to have bsea fhut
up in Glatz, has made his efeaPe to Brannau in Be-
hernia, accompanied by one fer vant only.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 90.

Capt. Haaipg' Of the Sally from Rotterdam, polite
ly furniihed us with papers TO the 18th Of March,
which bringsu, adviees to the exaa dates with
thofe by the fiP George, arrived at N. York,
from Grecnock. The following paragraphs are
the only intelligence they afford net inherited above.
TrHs Hney.
Ti0na, february Is.--It is fsid in letis from the
frontiers of Turkey, that negotiations are about to
be opened, for furTsndering the %iortrels OF 5ehabsiz
to the servians.
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CHILLTCOTHE. March %.

6Rpoirtmertt.
Mr' Frederick Bates is appointed fecretary of up
per l.ouHIana, vice DIR. Brown-The Burrites in
Louiliana are gliding out of office.
yo'hu1 Lewis E'q. OF Jelaninc county, (Ken}
Judge OF the diitrict Court OF Orleans.
i'fam Tabor, Eiq. attorney for the u. States, for
the Kentucky diRri6t, vice Jofeph Hamilton Davies,
Efq removed.
Lewis CATS. Efq. Martial for the Ohio diGria, vice
Michael Baldwin, E!q. removed.
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The Victories of Pultuk and Golymin, were
already known in the Ottoman empire. The
Tartar courier had heard the report from the
Turks before he arrived at Widdin.
The Thermometer continues ut two or three
degrees below o. II Is the mot favorable fea-
ION for the army.
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His exoellency Joha L.augdon is re-ejea.d c.
nor of New Hampfhire, almol upsp;mopa. ~,
iederaliit' did not even propofa any cardidate i, =
Poiltion. Nottate in ,he union is more uniformly re-
publican and free from, the agitation and buele IS
party than Nsw-Hampfhire. The political eon,ea
which was formerly extremely warm in tha, nate. a
nearly iubided. nm IS
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Fiji. Gag.

Capt. ChryRie, from Curacao, informs u. that :
free trade is permitted between that iland and the
empire OF Hayti. Capt. Brifbane has declared him
Tell Governor OF Curacao until the ~pleaiure of his Bril-
fannie Majeiy hould be mad. known. me,.<H.,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

me rs'olut,on fer .impeaehiug Gov. Mexican i,
prefentasives, yeas As, nays4
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From bs Sairm ResiHsr.

According to the lat accounts given by the French,
we are informed that the Ruflians continued their re-
treatf 70 long as the French could follow them. But
nothing very important had paied Gnce the return
Of the Emperor to Warfaw, whom they reprefent as
in good health and preparing for a very vigorous
campaign. Martial MafIrna had reached the grand
army, and it wasexpeaed that he would have an inn
portaut part ALIGNED him in the operations asainR
the Ruliians. TrosPs were preiTng into Poland, and
the campaign was TO open as foon as the fpriDg would
admit. A rroviGenal government had been adopted
in Poland under feven directors, and the Proficient
gave notice on the 18th of January that the govern
meut was in power in that country. The Polih d.
vifisn which had been formed and was revie wed az
Lowitz by Gen. Dombrowlky, and had IL thouiand
infantry and 2 thosfsnd cavalry, took the oath of f.
deity to the Emperor. Another divifon of Polih
troops on 18th January left Warfaw for Bromberg,
and another divifion of Poliih troops, commanded by
Prince Jolcph Ponia,owiky, was OH the march for 81.
IBERIA. In the action at Mohringen, 25th January,
the French report their fuccefs. The greateR aaivi-
ty, was maintained by the French Emperor. lie had
received a courier from Perfis, fince he had been in
Poland, and kept a conAant correspondence with the
court Of Turkey. A MiDiher had ALTO been in Po-
land from Auitria, and j, has been f,id with feme
~propofals for Negotiation. The French had carefully
avoided any entertainments upon Gallaeia. and the
Aunrians had remonhrated sgaina any interference
Of tile RuiIians in that country.
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BY a gentleman jnl arrived from NJ. Orleans :.
mp Mermaid capt Stacey, We learn that tranquility
IL. fetored TO that city tie battalion of VoIynte.,.
is continued under pay in the u f-rviee.
BaH. Fed. Gas.
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SIXTY FIRST BvLLrrfN.

LaDGh5eyg, Feb. lS.-Tbe battle Of Eylau,
was at firft coriidered as a victory by feveral of
the eremy's officers. Such indeed, was the
belief at koningfbtrg. during the whole even
ing of the eth, but the alarm was great when
the Rufiian head quarters and the army arrived
there. Soon after the found of our cannon
was heard, and the French were feen in the oof.
ieilon of a height which fanked the whole of
the Ruff liant troops.
1.-THE Ruaian general declared that he would
defend the town, which greatly increafed the
alarm OF the inhabitants, who faid, We fhall
ihare the fate of Lubeck.' 1t was fortunate,
however, for this town, that it did not come
within the plan of the French generals to drive
the KutiiaDs from this petition.
:" The number of dead in the Rufian army
IN generals and other officers is very remsrka-
Bile.
In confequence of the battle of Eylau, more
than 5000 wounded Rufians found in the field
OF battle, or in the neighbouring hofpitals, have
fell into the hands of the %vittors. Part of them
are tince dead. The remainder, who are FIGHT
W wounded, have increafed the number of pri.
oDers. Fifteen hundred have been fent back 10
tne Kuifian army. 1t is reckoned that the Ruff.
mans had $4,000 wounded, befides thefe 5000
which fell into the hands of the French.
Inc army has relumed its quarters. The
difricts of Elbiug, LiebGadt, and O0erodc
are the hneft in thiS country, and the emperor
has chofes them for the c~antonments of his l-f
wing.
+" Martial Mortier has gone back TO SwediG,
Pomerania. Stralfund is bIockaded : and il !,
tobe regretted that the enemy have, withou,
any %rrafon, burnt the fre iuburb of Kuiner
The Gre preiented a horrible fpeetacIe. and
more than 2ooo pcrfons are in confcuuenct of il
deittute OF any ZONE or fhelicr."
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withdrawal. the whole ofthe naval force under
his command from the Cape of Good Hope,
the proceeding Herewith to the Rio de Ia Plata,
was highly cenfurable ; but, in confederation of
circumstances, doth adjudge him to be only fe-
vereiiy re2rimanded, and he is accordingly fe-
verely rcprimanGed.".
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-09-11

Clyde, 4th, arrived, Olive Brapch, Ander-
son, Charleston 18th, sailed, MississippL
Drummcnd, Savannah. Antwerp, July 2, ar
rived, Fortune, Ellsworth, Charleston. Hell
voet, arrived. Mac, N. York Mary, South
wick, Boston I; Thomas, Gordon, Portsmouth.
Iexel, arrived, Ann and Hope, George, N.
York Juno, Toby, do. Perseverance, Con-
nell, do Ophelia, Waterman, do. OthsI-
10, kempton, do. Charleston, J0ughan, de.
Industry, Bartlett, Boston Rebecca, Gcd-
idins,s do. Georgiana, Chamberlain, Virginia;
James, Mcconnell, Baltimore ; Thomas, do.
Boyn, Charleston Anna, Philadelphia.
18th. The Windsor Castle Packet, spoke
Eth June, brig Success, from Boston to- Leg
horu; the ship Samson, Stevens, from Balti-
more to a market, and the Shepherdess, Cald-
WELL New-York, have been taken by a Spa
nish priyateer, and sent to Spain the Expe-
rlment, from Lisbon to Beurdeaux, is detau.-
ed and sent into Falmouth.
July II. Detained, the Traveller, Miller,
from Boston for amsterdam ]; Jul;ana, Col
Inns, for Lisbon. Sailed, Enterprise, Kemp.
for New-York. At Bristol, Mew-York Pack
ct, Cettle, New.Ferk. Off Dover, Roberts,
Pierce, Philadelphia.
From Sound List.-Passsd Elsineur, be-
tween the goth Of June,a and 4th July-Belvi-'
dere, Wood, of Philadelphia, from St. Ubes
to the Baltic Pactolus, Beckford, of Salem
from Tonningen to Petersburgh Good In
tent, Hogg, of Boston, from London to Me-
mel; Mary, Killeram, of Portland, from
Honduras to Petersburgh; Sally and Mary,
Cobb, from Boston to Copenhagen.
Disinterested Advice.--The late Dr..
Darwin, one day a. N Nottingham, assembled
a large, crowd Cfpeeple around him and
thus addressed himselfto them /: "Ye men
OF Nottingham, listen to me. Yos arc in.
genions ADD industrious mechanics. By
yeur Industry, life's comforts are procured
for yourselves and families. If you lose
your health, the power Of being industrious
will forsake you. That you know But
you do not know, that to breathe fresh aud
changed air constantly, is no, less necessa-
ry to preserve health than sobriety itself.
Air becomes unwholesone in few hours.
if the windows are shut. Open these of
yoar sleeping rooms whenever you qul.
them to SO to your workshops. Keep the
windows OF your workshops open whenever
the weather is no. unexpectedly cold. l
have no interest 10 giving YOU this advice
remember. what |, your countryman, and a
physician, tell you. If you would not
bring infection & disease upon yourselves,
and 10 your wives and little ones, change
the air you breathe. and change it many
times q day, by opening your windows"
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,oyDoN ARTICLES.

s stated 10 have arrived az
Boa'p.'s % The iish, from whence he
K0o'aSsOs i 10 Berlin, and theocc BY
sss e 1Dsssaen and Msn'z 2 rat,s. ms ns
saY = - Alexander aud The klns ct prus
,sapsf0' ID al Tilsi,, but il is added, thar
anaasrshs bad monissd 20 visit Ma
polsoO r,sneh. are s,a,edto have lost be-
Inc 40 and 10000 men IN the battle OF
frsu' 4, IS said, has been called upon
5. he Two Ga.leias: and i Is report.
ps =, ,he grad 6ake Constantine Is TO
y ..'s5lishsa 30 ,Rolaad,
ss was ,igued at Tilsit On the 9Th
ss,wssc. be emperor Of the French &
o. o., emperor Of Russia.
ps .rss rIes,y ol peace between France aad
o....;a was signed o the 9Th July andra.
lied he sogeysas LAY.
Inn, noon yesterday the feet assem-
81 s YarmsU.h roads, and supposed to
0l .,scaed for the Baltic got under weigh.
~. ,,oo,s which are already embarked
.,,dsr orders, smoontto al least 2 1000
S,a. The force already in the Baltic a
nsao,. 10 10 or 2,ooo.
h''' Juy SO.
q American schooner with dispatches
s,be III S.rslaiiy- TO the Chesapeake,
!, I'D 10 haze arrived al Portsmouth yes
.Iday.
caasiderablc sensation was excited yes.
,.,dsy bya report hat the emperor.Alex-
.oaef had received the Older Of the French
legion Of HONOR
The grand duke Constantine. prince
Kuakia, aad gen. Benn,gseu, have also
b..o presented with the insignia of Bona.
pytr' order.
The embasso which was laid on for eigh,
hys for the purpose Of obtaining seamen,
was lsken OF this morning IN the pofA. of
London. We should suppose, from this,
lha, the expectation had sailed.
Lord Cashcau passed thr Solsd on the
fourteenth, and proceeded direedy 10 Stral
Mnd.
Sumo Of the German papers state, thar
sac emperor Of Russia is gone back 10 Pc
rrsOarg. The king of Sweden. is said to
have applied Tor an armissicr, and TO have
oppressed a desire8e enter into negotiations
tor peace ; bus Bonspar,e replied that he
mast have a guarantee, and that guarantee
mast be the placing Srslsund in his hands
The French are under the walls Of S,ral.
und.
There are reports Of q confederation 10
tie nsrth, and Of the extension of the
KaeOish cooiederacy 10 The Elbe.
an engagement has taken place between
me RUSSIAN and Turkish squsdrons off the
island Of Tenedos !; and we suspect to The
Disadvantage Of the latter.
ms rsported, thar a successor to the
00a0IaSle admiral Berkeley, will immedi.
ssssy set cut 10 The American station. He,
however, is 10 take with him q formidable
station.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

~. jag q.
"f' v a'tbreaa wished to ask the right
.'a0'aols the chancellor Of the exchequer,
/, lussaon touching the melancholy ac.
Ssasln's day received 10 town. respecting
ssp'ufs OF the Americao friga,eC hes.
49,, ',s' Waleh excited such general and re-
nv W. sensation in the metropolis, whether
,'s0unts bad been received BY his ma
\. government relative to that ,ransac,
|.ub.." Whether it uas with the privity or
'.y OF our government at home, and
,uy Intended to lay before the house
n. ua0isation upon the subject.
.r.s saaneellDr of the exchequer an.
(SA,. with respect to the question re.
fsolv "ast he too considered a melan-
kuca,. c.' The capture of The American
b so.,s chesapeake By a British cruizer,
tu, h, o. one of his majesty. minis-
bau;s0I,.A NC Vas 90, informed of any of the
J sas 81 sha. transaction, farther than
k~ossrom"sn rumour. His maiesty's
hsau, y. Aoweyer, would leave 40
Ff.ha, se''sd 10 learn the particulars
Frsuu., ,neatable eyept, and 10 whom, the
Ra0uld auee was justly imputed nor
lent ard hesitate 70 make any atsne.
fsir isps'asion IN their power ,ha. on
ss 1sss,y should appear to be due on
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