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work of creation fuhjeded TO his dominion,
and with TAE GREAT FIRST CAUSE of all
things.
The following is very concife Axetch of fome
of the fubiec' on which il treats.
A brief history of Natural Philoso-
ply as science, and the method of phi
losophizing among the Hebrews, Egyp-
tians and Greeks.
Of the structure Of the human body
anatomlcally arranged, with particular
description Of the different parts of which
it is composed; Of respiration, chyli6-
cation, nutrition, the five senses, hunger,
thirst and sleep Of local, voluntary and
involuntary motion and of the stature
and age of man.
OF the remote causes OF diseases Of
fevers, the way to preserve health of
life and death; of the soul and origin OF
man of imagination, memory, the un-
derstanding, will and affections of the
generation of the body.
Ofbeasts, birds, fish, reptiles & insects.
OF trees and plants.
Of metals, minerals and fossils.
OF earth, water, FIRE, air and meteors.
OF the system of the world.
OF the properties that are common to
all bodies and Of those things wherein
natural bodies differ.
Or THE FIRST CAUSE.
OF the relative perfection Of bodies.
General view OF the gradual progress
sion Of beings.
Ofthe union ofsouls to organized bodies.
OF universal gravity, and centripetal
and centrifugal force.
OF the discoveries Of the ancients in
mathematics.
OF the improvement Of knowledge by
revelation.
General reflections, showing the Pc
culiar advantages which result from a
proper survey Of the wisdom OF God in
the creation.
Extract fr9m tire Proposals.
"The chat ,6ter Of the late learned and pioue
Mr.. Weney is 10 we'll known, as to render any
comment totally unnece1ary. II may be pro
per, however, to ob(erve, that in the devotion
Of whole life TO the good of mankind, the
work for which we now folicit the public pa
onage, was among his moR interefing and
valuable labours. 1t is indeed library in
elf,-compreheEhvely embracing nearly the
whole hltory Of animated nature, and dnplay.
ing, in ltyle peculiarly inaructive and agreea-
a -. Ir..f.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02
FOR SALE, THAT VALUABLE
Coal Estate,

IN the State OF Virginia, Chesterfield coun~
ty, twelve u,iles above Richmond, known
by tile name of RAlLEY'S PITTS. 1t is
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There has been raised at these pits by
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The defeat of Dupont is dscredited; he
is known to have seized the passes of the
ISierea Moreno, there he waits he has I'M
der him Is, 900 men a force not strong e..
nongh to induce him 20 descend into the
Plain that leads to Seville. He has Sent
to Murat for reinforcements should he
receive them, he will, if he sees a favour
able opportunity, pour down upon the Plain
The French papers, if we recollect right,
said he was between Carolina and Baylen,
both on the road shat runs through the S..
ezra. The position, we understand is a
strong one, for he has in his front the little
Almudlel, which taking IT'S rise in the 81.
ezra, descends into the river Guadaton.
We should keep squadrons Of ships of
war and of transports, with ammunition *
necessaries lowering of every Spanish port
from -Gjon round TO Barcelona. These
would serve the purpose Of sustaining the
efforts and of supplying the wants OF the
Patriots. Or, in case the worst should
happen, these ships would be ready 20 re-
ceive the leading Patriots, and their fam-
lies. and conveying them to South Ameri-
ca, enable them to establish an Indepen-
deEt Government in the New World,
though they were unable TO do it in the
old. This activity, and this distribution OF
our naval force, we trust viii be immedl-
ately adopted. In a crisis of such i'm
mense Importance, we cannot alupt mea-
sures upon too large and liberal scale.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02
SPAIN.
From, tie OUiedo Gazette. Tune IS.

FROM me OUkedo Gazette, JiIne IS.
Seville, June IA regiment of volun-
teers OF Arragon, and abattalion de Su5a-
ga, sent from Madrid e Badaioz, proceed
ed no farther than Salavena, end there
joined the peasants, declaring they would
SO no farther, but remain and defend their
country: On the Oath, a battalion OF the
regiment of Majorca, srttioued at Badaioz,
Joined the people and declared against the
French.-Several other Spanish corps on
the frontiers of Portugai have followed
their a.lample-Valencia has also pro-
Claimed Ferdinand VIE buried Murat's
stamped paper, and named his excellency
army.
Granada, May 29.--All the towns on
the coast of Granada have declared for
Ferdinand VII. and theirecruiting for his
service goes on brislsly. Escalante, cap
tain general OF Granada who had endea.
voured to stihe the popular voice in IA
YOUR of Ferdinand VII. f1as been deprived
of his commsgd, which aas been given to
ID. Joaquin Romano, colo bel Of regiment
OF Spanish Cavalry. Ths Proclamation Of
| Ferdinand VII. vas etefted by the infld-
eoce OF Don Joseph SaNiA;a, LieutenauI OF
arntcTy a'ter ti'e captain general had u
sed his efforts to prevent it.
| Carthagenia, May o -.Ferdinand VII.
was this day proclaimed in consequence Of
the popular cry in his favor. Il Jnnta OF
war appointed, at the head of whch is Lieut..
general Cisneros, and under him Oscar and
other officers. A fencca was sent so ort
Mahon, with this intelligence. The French
/ Consul had lied on board Dan sh corvette,
and all the stamped paper sent from Ma
dTid liz the name Of Murat, as Lieut. gen
eral of the kingdom, has been burned
FOhcers have sent to rouse the people Of
Grenada, MurCia and Valencia.
Murcia, May o. Ferdinand VII. wa,
this day proclaimed king, in presence of tn,
Bishop and Nobility, with Florida Blanca Al
the head Of she latter. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed among the people.
| Valencia, May IS Ali the inhabitants o
the city and Vega, from 16to 40, are takinl
up arms for Ferdinand VII. under the au
thority of the captain general, Addiencio
Acquatalmento, and other authorities Of tn,
lefty. Valencia declared Itself on the ok
of May.
FerTol, Jnne s.-The regiment ofTIiber
MIA, of Seville, are completing here thos
Of Naples and of the Crown at Lugo.
Lugo, June 4.--Troops with cannon an,
ammunition are advancing continually t
the interior.
Troops are going daily to reinforce tn
army OF Santander and Leon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02
ITALY.

ROME, May 81.
In the Courant of this city, there is the
following important decree
Napoleon by the grace of God, and by
the constitution, Emperor of the French,
King of Italy, Protector Of the Rhenish
Cotederacy, considering that the present
Sovereign OF Rome has constantly refused TO
declare war against the English, and to CO.
operate with the Kingdoms of Italy and Ma
pies, for the protection Of the Italian PENN
sula that the interests Of the two Kingdoms
and the relative situation of Italy * Naples,
require that their communication should
be interrupted by no hostile power that the
gift of the lands which compose the Eccle-
siastical States was made by our ilustrious
predecessor Charlemagne, for the benefit of
ChrlstendOm, but not for the suCcour of
the enemies of our Holy Religion there
tore, have we, upon consideration of the
demand for passports, made by the Romish
Ambassador at our court, on the 9Th of
March, decreed and do decree, as follows"
Here follow the different articles of the
decree, uniting the provinces of the Papal
territory to the kingdom on lalY, and pre-
senting various local regulations as to their
Government
In pursuance of a second decree, all Car
dnals, Prelates, and other officers Of the
Romish court, born in the kindom Of Italy,
must retire 20 the place Of their birth be-
tore the 5tn Of June, on pain of forfeiting
their goods. At Ancona, on the 18th oil
May, the Papal officers were already dis.
missed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02
NAPLES. Imne 4.

The English, DESTROYS to interrupt again
the repose which we tais moment eploy,
have disembarked some hundreds of bandit
ii at various points of Calabria; but the
people who have been so often the victims
OF English instigations, and are convinced
ottheir impotence, united in a mass to drive
back these their allies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02
GERMANY.

VIENNA, June g.
Last night, the Archduke John Departed
hence unexpectedly it is supposed he is
gone to the Emperor. The late events in
Spain and the Pspal .Dominions have caus-
ed a strong sensation, and given occasion to
many secret conferences among the minis
ters of the different courts residing here.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02

The SPaniards will, if determined TO
defend themselves, have incalcuIabIe adj
van'ages' owing to the badness of the
roads. In the whole kingdom, (except
the vicinity OF the metropolis, and some
lot the greet towns) there is scarcely a
good public road. The soil of The king.
com Is generally loom, and after shower
is so very slippery as to render it always
difficult 10 read. From the LIST of May
TO the middle of September, there is no
rain, except very Irii:ng, limited and par.
tisl showers. When the wet sets in, !,
comes in torrents, is of long duration, and
renders the roads impossible.
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~ } - -
ind for sale, by the subscribers,
1 Gappda5er, I, TEAS |
Young Tyson, * In small boxes of
Hyson Skin, ) asuperior quality
Hyson Tea, in lead caddies, IA lbs
each.
OdJamaica, AND
tigaa, w. India r u NJ.
and n EnglandO
20 bbls Prime Green Coffee.
Jamaica Sugar, IN bbls.
Halibone's dosble refined Hayannah
SUGAR.
is Hhds. MOLASSES.
Fresh RICE in tierces.
Best SPANISH SEGARS, wholesale
and retail.
GENERAL AssoRTMENT OF
Paints, OIL Spirits 7uybentiHe, Shoes
Hard5vare, SIC.
--ALS0-
Daily expected, by the schooner Manches-
ter, Storcr, 10 bids. Antigua RUM, and
SWEET OIL in caseG of so BEETLES each.
BRYSON s. PARKHILL.
Rurust GO, 1908. I'm
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LONDON, July 5.


EXtracf of a Letter from Lady in Ma
drd 10 her Brother in Dublin, dated May
s." Words cannot describe the horror
with which we have been surrounded since
the first of this month; the approaching
storm was expected (; but on the Cd, i'm.
mediaeIy after breakfast, it broke out in
the most furious manner. Our friend I.
had provided retreat at his county house,
about eight miles distant, TO which we
were to remove that very evening, but
he storm overlook US, and stopped our
journey The thunder of the artillery an.
IDcunced The beginning Of the business,
and IN lev minutes after the whole male
population OF the city appeared in arms {:
wherever French soldier was discover.
led, he was Instantly CT, down OF shot !;
xix OF them were put TO death under our
windows; the scene was dreadful beyond
description after two or three hours Car
mage, particularly in our great street cal.
led Alcala, a seiniorceme Of Freuchmen
poured into the Town, ard in their torn
became the assaiIants our doors were
burst OPEN By the defeated populace, and
seven or eight It The inhabitants took re.
jfuge under The touches and in q. fferent
lpartS of The house but the French soldi.
ers followed them, and in my presence
Ithey most numerically bayonetted hose
y 30 had FIRST eniered the room, where /
and my children SAL shiyering with hor-
ror. The presence OF young French
lOHicer protected Us, and he had he hu-
msoiJy 10 continue with me in the house
the entire ofthis fatal day, to which Ger
andy owe the lives OF myself and ch,l.
Idren. All night the inhabitants were for
ed 10 illuminate their windows, and 6f.
teen dreadful looking fellows took epti,e
possession of the lower part Of the house :;
they soon broke open The cellar which
they pluudered, nor could.the presence of
The friendly Officer have mentioned pre-
vent them. The FLOWING morning was
Indeed scene Of horror. Amos. every
person that passed through the s,reets
was stained with blood, and the dead boz
Dies lay III heaps: It was reported and |
believe with some truth, tina, Murai, the
French General, intended 10 egeci sonlt
works outside the town, To batter it 10 TIL
lground,-:n revenge for the lives of his sol
diers. This, however he abandoned.
The next day, when The ,umuh had lit
lie subsidized, 7, and got some articles
lot Plate, and the books of the house, and
Through the intercession of our Frencb
friend, were suffered 10 remove 10 his re-
sidence Al Omblo, were ne now are with
The ch,ldgen."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02

fhe Asturias. in which the patriotic
Pane has burst forth, consist of TWO pro-
vioces, named after their respe Give ca
p'ials, Asturia D'OvieGo, and Asturia
de SaniilIana. They are about 100 miles
in length, and from 20 to As in breadth.
They are bounded on the north by the
ocean, on The west by Galcia, on the
south by Old CASTLE and Leon, and on
.ihe east by Blscay. These provinces
have always been distinguished for their
independence, and their natural streDg
IS great. Surrounded by mountains, they
served as refuge to the Spaniafds a.
galnst the Moors, by whom The Asturians
never were subdued.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-09-02
July 9.


1t is true that the Patriots DISPLACED
the Governors OF Csrtbagena, Vslentia,
aud Saragossa, because they were not at.
lached TO the cause and ele6led others.
In Valentia, the Marquis d'Alvarez was
killed by the people in the market.place
called 81. Domingo.
a letter received this morning, informs
us that just before the AIphea sailed,
Capts. Basis and Bargood, had embai d
on board the Mercury and some trans
ports, with 5000 troops to take possession
of the mouth Of the Guadiana river. I,
separates AIgatye from Andslusia. A.
vamonte is on the eastern bank of IL.
What the amount of the force was that
attempted to penetrate from Tacira to A.
Vamonie we know not, nor are we inform.
ed 81 the manner in which the attenot
was defeated. Gen. Spencer's brigade
stationed at Avamonie, and a naval force
posted at the mouth OF the Guadiana.
will, 1t is said, render Andalusia secure
on that side--ior a little to the northward
OF Avamon,e there is a range Of noun
Iains, which stretch almost to the borders
oil Estrsmadura.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-09
Public Sale.
June IA

BY virtue OF deed of trurt from Alexander
SmstA to the subscribers, to secure the pay
ment of sum ofmoney to the Bank of Alex
andgia, will be exposed to sale, on the pre-
misses, on "Wednesday the i3th day OF July
next, a piece of ground with the houses and
other Improvements appei tanning thereto, ly-
ing on the south side of Duke street & west side
B of Watcr-street, being at the intersection of
the streets, extending on Duke-street forty
feet, on Water-street ninety-one feet six inch
es to ten feet aHeY--upon credit Of s, ls,
and is months, the purchaser giving notes
for the several payments negotiable at the
Bank Of Alexandra, with an approved indor-
ser, and a deed oftrust upon the property t.
secure the payment Of tire notes.
James Keith, sen.
James Keith, 'un.
June AL ass
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mo. :aa2o.
Forty Dollars Reward
ELoPED from The tabscrtss farm nexs
( .9!sSaaar'a, on The morning eft6e 4lhinst
q NscRo MN named
q III

About years Of age, hired by me FROM
Witliam Hepburn--Hc was formerly enr-
pioyed by Hepburn and Dundas as their wag-
goner-He is a stout well made fellow, abnut
feet err inches high, with large, thick,
poutty lips, a fat nese, large nos,rils and is
very black--He has mark esemblins
on the side Of each Of his feet near The iiula
Toe and suffers when spoken TO hastily OF
when takenby surprise--He lad On whc,s is
elopsa, an Old osnabargh shirt,ncw osnaburek
trowsers and an old wool hat, and also took
with him two wcoIlen Jackets, one of ITEM
blue, tie other brown, pair of nankcen pan.
falcons and an Old castor hat--Itsis probable
he had other cloatiies which lie may have
taken off with him.
From the information have received, I
expect he has either crossed tie bridge over
the Potomac at tie Little fails, with an inten.
ton Of seing to Baltimore, or has passed the
ferry at Ale&as.asia, or n.ade for Port Tobac-
co iii Maryland. A reFson answering tie a.
boye description has been seen on both these
roads vii, give tie above reward for ap.
pretending t!le sad negro if heis taken aboYe
forty miles from blcxandris, and Twenty Ii
taken within d less distance fem Alexandria
and Ni1ils.ut tie district of Columbia and
county Of Fairfsx; and 10 dollars if taket,
within eits,er Of Tic two last mealinnsli places,
upon lis delivery to me In Alexandra, TX
upen his beng secured SO that i Set him a.
gam.
JAS. II. DUNDAs.
Jnlv 8. d
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Forty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscrihcron Sum
ay last, a Negro Boy named odBsS.lEL'
abeut 2 years of age, S feet inches high
thick set, bow-leggcd and heavy countcnancs,
he walks stiff. whici, proceeds from having
the rheumatism in his ancles-had on & took
with him a pair Of light mixed woollen vel
vet, and one pair nankeen Pantaloons, shirts
and handkerchiefs. THIRTY DOLLARS
will be given is taken in Alexandria, and
FORTY if taken out, and reasonable expea-
J ces ifhrought home.
Trnis Craven.
Washingtcs City, June %.
IL Gr All persons are forewarned from har.
boring him at their peril.
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Potomac Gombany.

THE Stockhold crs inthe Potomac Comps
NJ are hereby notified, that an annual Hlees-
ing of the said Company will be Eei6, ac-
cording to law, at Godsby's tavern, in Aleta
andria, on MONDAY, the first day of An.
gust next, when the proceedings ofthe Bosrd
Of Directors, with sketch ofthe Treasures
receipts and disbursements since the last g:s~
neral meeting, will be submitted to their con-
sderation.
BY order Of the Board,
JoGeph Carleton.
TREASURER.
Geerge- Town, July q. dtlss9ss
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I. It shall be printed on fine paper, In two
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon
beautiful type, called nonparelh cast LOT
the purpose, by Messrs. Binney and ho-
MADISON. This type, although small, is' y
its neatness and elegance, extremely CRATE
full 10 the eyes The work will issue from
the press OFT. and G.. Palmer, who nave
already been so cnlinently distinguished ny
the greatest accuracy and taste IN their :
profession, md a thorough knowledge Of
the French and English languages.
Ii, Price, to subscribers, for the two voFames
in boards, neatly le,tered, FIVE dollars, TO o DC
paid on Tie delivery ofthe whole woiK' ny
gentlemen, however, wishing to have ne ;.'
first volume before the second, It may % !
received upon paying the full amount OF
the subscription for both volumes.
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Jnlv g..

BAEx IF .dLExANDRIA, July 4th, 1903.
NTOTlCE is hereby given to the S.e 3.
! 9 holders Of the Bank OF Alcxand. q,
hat civid end of three and half per * ut.
on the Capital Stock Q: said Bank for tire
half year ending this day, is declared, and
will be ready to &c paid to thesa on Tnursdsy
aext the eth inst.
By order Of Ire President ard Di1ecsos.
GURDEN CHAPLIN, Cashier
Sw
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For Sale.

An elegant COACHEE, with Pstens Chr
,oins. 1t Will serve either as 3 summer or 9
winter oarriage--Also, P1sted Harness fer
two horses. The carriage was built In PHI
ladelphia, il in excellent order and has been
very little used.
Likewise, a pair OF handsome Ho RISES =.
To be seen At the next stable TO the Wash.
ington tavern, in Pitt-srees.
July 3.
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A likely young NEGRO WOMAN. vita
her first child Terms cash. She Will nes
be sold ont of the neighboriood.
Enqnsre sf shs PysntsT.
July Z. e
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5Dsf RECEIVED.

mi tor sale BY Ro9ERT GR.i7,
A few copies Browns Dlctl-
onaiv Of tie BIBLE, ? vols. octave, orna-
rented with Plates. Price dollars, beaad
and ietteresis
Jnly 97.
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FOR SHE, RY
LEWIS DEBLOIS

~ his sfore, nesr Col Ramsay svhsrt,
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quartz
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
rels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Cod Fish. in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears,
in barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads aad pipca
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PUBLIC SALE.

On TUESDAY next, will be sold, at THO
vendue Store, for the term Of five and a
half years,
A middle aged Negro Nomds,
good house servant.
2. 6. Aa1Qsliey.
July e. dts