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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

~ On Wednesday evening the 9TH inst.
the brig Ceotgia, capt. Jotelin, arrived
at Savannah, in eight days from New
York. When nearly abreast of the city,
she was fred upon bv taehoat of the Re.
venue Gutter Thomas Jefferson, captain
Newell. Without being hailed, or any
intims.ion given for her to heave, a mus
ket loaded with buck shot was discharg-
ed. The contents fortunately passed o.
yer the quarter deck. without any other
injury than perforating the, sails, akho'
there we're several Passengers on deck,
and In the main TOT, at,he time, Capt.
Iocelin informs, that he was shCrtlv az.
ter boarded bv the boat, with one Of the
officers of the cutter, who appear ed con-
"siderably intoxicated, and was extreme
" rude and Insulting demanded his
manifest and papers, which he pretended
to overlook with great scrutiny, altho'
he was unable TO read them.
g.. The Georgia is regular packet be-
tween Savannah and New-YorE, having
a eoIsting license, and every paper re-
quired by the revenne department.. She
had already entered the port of Savan.
nah, and was very near the anchorage
ground in the harbor, WHEN she was thus
with out notice lawlsssly fred into, and
ehetfves Of passengers and crew on board
much endangered.
The packet sloop Polly, capt. Fowler,
from St. Mary's, on entering the harbor
of Savannah ON the same evening was
likewise fred at BY the Revenue Gutter,
and after~ nrds boarded BY the lieutenant,
who was very abusive, and threatened
to con6ue the passengers if they dared
: 10 resent his villAinous conduct. y
The iusolent conduct Of the lieutenant
nf the Revenue~Cutter towards the YES
sells above mentioned, was promptly eu-
quired into BY major Mounger, collec-
tor of the port, who directed his dis.
charge from the station he so improperly
held. EAer. Adv.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
NARTLMSBURG, June ;.
Fam tte Baltimore North American.
OF SPAIN: ~


WHAT is to be tie future condition of Spain,
. may be Judged Of from what has taken place with
respect to the other friends Of France. We are
inclined to think the5Feign of the new king will
be Of short duration, unless indeed he is destined
to 6c united by marriage to the B0haparte family
That tie Prince Of Peace, who has acted, for
ten years, as the pack-horse of French plots and
intriSNes against his country. was really guilty of
a conspiracy with the British government, is in
credible. 4 plot however necessary to counte-
dsce the military occupation and plumber of an
ally, whilst its armies have been sent to fight the
battles of France, against an hitherto more indie
pendent nation, SWEDEN OF the cause of the
revolution in Spain, there is less, doubt, than. Of
the real incidents upon, which 1t was made to
nuN1. We had lately been informed Of a plot Of
tn" young king against his parents. Of his contri-
ton and consequent forgiveness. 1t was followed
by personal corrts'ondencey between him and
BonaPartc, md ths3 conf rting Of honours by the
latter. If this discord were a French experiment.
upon the state of parties, it may be looked upon
as the forsrunncr Of the ,4bdication OF, the iate
moasrch, and the,sign4l for the approach Of the
French troops, who have inundated the king dom.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
From the Virginia ArS"is.

~ - coMNuNIcATIo%.
You viii receive hercw q report Of the exi-
dence in criminal prosecution. which was lately
conducted in the District Court Of Prince Edward
The case is Characterised by attrocity, which
prob4blv has not been equalled, andeertainly ne
yer SUR passed BY the wicketiness Of mar Many
respectable gentlemen IN this quarter have eX-
pressed a wish that the particulars of Blanks's
horrid crime should be Lid beiere the public /
attended the trial. committed tho substance of the
testimony to paper, and have since submitted it to
the inspection Of several gentlemen who heard il,
and have expressed to me an opinion, that my re-
port does not b. any means exhibit an exas;sera
'ci picture, bat that it might have tcen much
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y
The american CRIES,

Being an Acrostie formed oRJhe Burden
ga celebrated Preject called the EN-
" BARCo. =.
ENsARco a-hoy ! all hands pipe EN-
BARco~!
MERCHANTS ! swear It's Pirate, stop
ping each Cargo!
BY PHYSICIANS deemed more than a
Pinching Lumb-asoi
And FARMtRs {! denouuce It's, Of
Bhghfs. q Far-ago!
Raving 1acabins THREATS it cools to a
"A' LARGO !
Good DEMOS turns Fed4' ,ha,'scurssd-
yHARnoH! 80
Oh the Devil hims.lt! surely planned
the EMBARGO
a. klCDrN FuNNlDUs.
We are unable 10 state with Certainty
the result OF the Nrw-Yz.rk etrc:i o -
There has however bcca al astonishing
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Tram tte AortA 4tG., 7. c0n.
A FRESH WATER MAMMOTH.

To combat the embargo, many
schemes have been devised. But these
are not to be compared with a monster
which has made its appearance on Lake
Champlain-W'onderful to tell k4-half
a mile longs or 5000 men can move
upon it without danger-and like the
elephant in ancient warfare, it carries a
casrle on its back, with the difference of
this monsters burthen being impenesra-
bic TO fire arms.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
THE HOT WATER INSURREC.
TON

Happened, as we have been informed,
10 Pennsylvania. We wait fer particu-
lars, to trace the resemblance bstween it
and the one which the Presidents pro-
clamation has brought to light in YER
mont. From the events SAID to have
happened on Lake Champlain, it is pro.
bable, that it win be found to be a GOLD
WATER RESURRECTION, ifany at all.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

revolution in favor OF Federalism. Sc.
ven Federalists have been returned a.
members of the next Congress. In the
present Congress there are but two Fed
eralists from that state. Their state le-
gislature, we believe, WILDE democrat.
ie by a small majority.
|N~~<~N~Ner~~~a~ r~~e-Nr4<~N~~~<~
CoMMuNlcATED.
: Died on the 10th day Of April last, at his re.
sidenoe in Middle Town, Berkeley County, Mr..
JOHN LAMON. The deceased was born the
l7th March 17lA so that he had attained the Gath
year Of his age-He enjoyed = considerable degree
Of health, and died perfectly in bis schses-He was
the father Of fourteen sons and 4 daughter-Ninc Of
his sons were in the revolutionary war in one COM
pany. in Westmoueland County, Pennsyl.aniA, act.
ing against the Indians, where a Col Moarl,ea d
"a nephew TO the deceased) was the Commanding
officer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

The following shews the mode Of choos.
ing Electors for President and Vice
President in the different states, with
the number Of votes to each: I
Votes.
New Hampshire, general ticket 7
MaAsat husetts. mode Of electing
no, yet regulated by law, at the
last Election BY geperal ticket, 10
RAode Island, by gcneralticket, 4
Connecticut, BY the Legislature, 9
Vermont, by do 6
ew.Y6l'k, +bv'>r.~s>s do. 10
New Jersey, by genera1tcket, 8
Penns, lvania. do 20
Delaware, by the Legislature, 8
Maryland, by districts, II
Virginia, general ticket, 2s
North Carolina, BY districts, IA
South Carolina, by the legislature, 10
Georgia, BY do. 6
Kentucky. This state is divided into
two districts the counties on the
south side of Kentucky river elect
, four electors, and those on the
north side the same number, 8
Ohio, by districts, 3
Tennessee, by do. s
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For Sale,

:. -
4 Negro Wonean, about 25 -
gears ofage, 1rho is a good
house servant, and weH &C.
q"ainted strith ont 1cork ;
she 1riH be sold tow for cash,
or a credit-cf one yem' all
be giren to a good parchp>.
SER Atp+ytdthe. p,>>atof
JtMs pqpcr.
tune ), 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

more strongly coloured, without dong injustice
to the criminal
FaTntv.!te, AprK 90.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

Seventy -four casks Of dollars, amounting to on,
hundred thousand pounds, were sent from tn
bank Of England, in January, as a remittance t.
the king Of Sweden
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03

The grass has begun to flourish in several plac
on Long Wharf, A fine place, this, for Il
Philosopher of Monticello to establish a Bota,
GGr4en. Alewives are used in the country {
manure. lfspoiled Goldfish would answer, the
will be no lack this summer
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

i =
i;oa, i sin ssyraa,nva she aa,,S.K.faov a
ga'het a-nGia;'d, cut eli all supplies If tim
Der, iron, eoraasc, lferip, grain *: of which
tAcy ha:e,srs',t need, end prrG,.ce ,:=Sesas:4
T!ly relaNat;o, tow ards US. say Dccessa-
riy, Tor II is the opinion OF Tie 6cst IL fsrntrec
here, that herpride has been SO oxc,ed thae
IKE the King Fisher that strikes hiss talons
mo large fish, rather than let it go, she viii
be drawn under the w;tter and be drowned.
It IS impossible tlat the fubiic mind can
be hating between two opinions. firmly
believe all our energies will be called into
acuon--there must be no ncttras--aud TIL.
time Is at hand, when every.r,an will take
his side with his country, or against &.
Clinton and his party ut present appear
to be untrlendly 60 the existing measures.
but they do not explicitly say wi.at should b;.
substituted. My opinion is, v,r.r 7clki be-
Congress will unques,ionab'y pass n tempo
rary non importation act, and hinll a per-
manent navigation act, with eGcreasc of olrf-
ties on lore ign manufactures, which we can
supply from our own workshops
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

lust RECEIVED, few trunks of BO0T,S
S < SHOES, assorted T5ey Will be sold to-
gether very low, or barier:l for Produce. En-.
quire at the store OF Messrs. Hovey and S;zcr, of
d. NJ CURTIS.
nee. II. SIG
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

n pursuance OF q deed OF trust executed to /; e
payment of the Sum of e SO II, due 10
Thomas Perkinson VIII he exposed for sale.
tor cash, to the highest bidder, at Thomas Per-
flnsdn's Store, i'll the county of Amelia. on III.
day, the 9th day of january next, the tollowic,.
SLAVES, to wit John, Rachel and Ectty, or .
many thereof as will be sufficient TO d.sc.,at ~:
,~ NtS''', vuI ule interest and the cost ne-
ceSsari'y incurred, by carrying the SAID Trust in
to execution. The above deed of trust is recor-
ded IN the county court Of Nottoway
gNO. NO 7'gLEY, TO
1HoIfPS0NSCo7T 7fustess.
PETER RIS0M,
pee. II. oaw7,vS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

The Grand Jury f'rthis district, have made SCI.
r'Tji other prcsentn-its Of til. vio;,tors Of the
Gh'2'rSo LAWS I'm adduon In those whose names
we have aiready published These new Drcsent-
inent, in oar ncx,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17
rENWENrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rnn-

w ~ DOILN INS kLW NKD-Ran-
u away from the Subscriber, living in Bruins.
wick county, about the LIST OF Sept last a VEL
low fellow named JACK, about thirty five or six
years old, five feet nine ten inches high, strait
made, has burn on his lett elbow, which pre-
vents him from stra;tening his arm, and always
carries 1t crooked one ofhis under fore teeth on
his LEFT side is out tis address is extremely po!rc
and humble IN his manners, and has some pre- ten
SONS to the Barber 5 trade. The said fellow ran.
away and was absent for or 8 wears, and $. AZ
apprehendcd in Baltimore, at which place and
HaSerstown, in Maryland, he commonly rcquen-
I'd, and passed FOR free man by the name Of
Peter Jones', at either OF whic. places, or No.
folk, Virginia, it is expected he IS gone.
me above reward viii be given. # delivered to
me in Brunswick county, va or secured IN any
goal in the United States, so That get him, or
Information OF the same
CHS. CORDLE
nee. II. oa,y5rnq
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

JQ ANK OF VIRGINIA, December Ism
1SGS-The Stockholders are hereby noti-
bed that the election Of Directors OF the Bank.
and the several Offices of Discount and Deposit.
Tor the ensuing year, will be held on Monday the
% day January tjE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

4 N OVERSEER'S Place WANTED
The Subscriber offers himself to any zen
tleman, who IS wanting 1n Oyels,er; ne has mad
,onE experience in tlis Inc Of business and can
be highly recommended. pplica.ioa TO be made
by letter or otherwise to the SUI criber. in Ias.
City county, near to Williamsburg.
IIHOTHI RIEHlRDg.
nee. II -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

Z XAMINATIoN.-Th,c Pu6iIs q nv Semi.
- nary wall be examined on Tuesday next, the
2Jtn inst iii Mathematics, Natural philosophy.
Geography and History On Wcdncsdl}, in the
Greek, Latin, French and English Classicks,
Arithmetic, heading, Writing, &c
Parents, Guardians, Professional Gentlemen,
and. III genera all those who appreciate the i'm
portance OF Juvenile instruction. and wish to pro-
mote ITS cause, are respectfully and earnestly re.
quested TO attend. The business of each day will
commence al 10 O'Clock in the morning
Inc examination ofthe Young Ladies will take
place on Wednesday, and begin at 8 o'clock in
the afternoon. The presence of their female
friends will be peculiarly agreeable.
l.. II. GIRAHDIN.
Dec. II. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

We are authorised 10 state, tiat .Trs f2ebc-t-
tor, Esq. OF Ame:i,y IS Candidate fi,v the oifice
ri Treasurer of this Comiponw aai,I. .
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

". tscciyc4 fjot P4ilaysl3hia, consisunrenf
" 81 HEAIRER, consisting e.
FAXED C0if.S1ins,
C9ssack, Fair l1o, ard C,~aouag Rost-L,zs,
St''iHg, PoasailGs IN. ;aaitg Skins.
For sac, az loo Price D ID. e. BUPR,
Nos IL. SagE, (,lau4-r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

20 JonN FowLen cf Ks7iyety, and Joe-
\ DA'' HARRfs, If Virginia,
GENTLEMEN,
Take notice. that on Thursday the12th
OF next month, at John Anderson's Tavern, in
New-Canton, shall proceed to take the .posi-
tons o. Robert Mosclcy ard Others, to continue
rom day 70 day, until finished And on Friday,
tue @1th OF mex month, .Iail, at Buckiu2haia
our t-houst, agaiu proceed 20 take the depositi-
ons OF Daniel Gucrrant md cthcrs, which dcyo-
stons are to b. read rs evidence in q suit Gspcp.
Ing IN the High Corr, of Chauccry for the Rich
mond District, wherein am plaintiff and YOU
are defendants. Yours, &c
PETER CUERRANT
Dec IL. ,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

> ED SULPHUR SPRINGS, Monroe Coun-
AZ ty, Va The Subscriber takes this early op-
portunity OF informing the public, that he has
leased the RED SULPHUR SpRLNCS, and he
pledges himself that no pains or exoence WA
be spared on his part, TO give general satisfaction
to those who may visit SAID Springs There are
six additional houses now building, which. toge-
Their with the buildings already completed, win
ers, with their servants, comfortably. ii. ,leerna
1t unnecessary to say any thing Of the valuable
properties, of said Waters, as The benefits exDe-
rienced by persons visiting them, have already
spread their fame through the greater part of tie
United States Letters and News. Apers direct
Ell to the visitors at SAID Springs will be deliver
ei at the place once week There will be a
store kept at said Springs, containing general
assortment OF Goods, Medicine, &c
ISAfC ESTILL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

1RBY, DRAKE s TAYLOR, intending.
~ to close their present concern, will dispose.
of their stock Of DIR GOODS, at reduced pri
ces, tor cash, or on short credit for approved
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

By this Il VIII appear, that the. states Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-17

Those persons indebted to the concern bv oDca
account, are requested to make payment or exc
cute bomds for their respective amounts.
nee. II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-11

ing all their complaints further together, and
are not disposed 70 be satisfied with q mere
apology and reparation for the affair Of the
Chesapeake. The disputed points between
the countries involve questions ofyital nation on!
al importance (; and, however inclined We may
be to wish fer a friendly termination OF the
difference, we see more reason to tear tnan 10
hope. But the refusal of the American go
yernment. to permit admiral DuckWorth 70
water his squadron in the Chesapeake, does
not of itself render war more probable. 1t was
understood wheDths last accounts cane away
that the embargo remained IN iuil force, ana
that no relaxation ofthe measures Which the
American government had adopted, was to
take place till an answer had been received to
the dispatches transmitted to Europe. Mr.
Erskine remains in America. We understand
that the report of an insurrection in the West
ern Country, and Of a revolution in the Florl-
das under the direction OF the French general
Moreau, are wilhouFfoun( alton.
At this period g. the year it is very uncor-
mon to experience such severity and change
CT weather as have been for the last 10 days.
The TALL of sHow during the last week was all
most general throughout the country &C
counts from Canbridgeshire, Lincolnshire, e
Scotland, mention that it laid On the ground
for two days.
It's said that the French, since they have
been prevented from importing colonial pro-
ouce, have discovered substitute tor coffee
In tic roots of the wild Endiye, or what is
more generally called Dandelion, which, it is
asserted, when properly dried, burned, and
ground, yields favour eqaal to the finest
coffee, and is more nutritive.
A letter from London received at Glasgow
on Thursday says, 8 We lose no time in fur
nishing the important inform. s (: that the
Portuguese ambassador has ct IN relaxed
in his prohibitions OF cotton pie Jods 10 the
Brazlls.
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<Loncrvlrr. :. Died, q HafboY 4 s'ands
90 the l1sh ult.s flora Ihenpson, q blaek
woman, aged $50 years: sr = as bosn 81. "a
Africa 10 The year 1858, end carried 70,
Jamaica, as slave, 5000 ai,rr tha. isiana
came lnlolhe possession 81 Great tritaius
the Captain Of The slave stasf Disposed ot
his cargo there. with the exception o. TINS
woman, WHOM he retained in his sor
severaI years and then scid hero s:geDtle-
mao az Nevis, where she ssmainsd ser
some years; after that. she was bgcughtte
Nassau, during the ,ime this 5sliagd wss'a
possession OF The pirates, and sold 20 Rir.
William Thompson; on his decease she
became the properly of his 500 IhoDp.
son, esq with whom SHE scont,nss q I'LL Eis
dealh, about As years ago, and then Oh.
ta,aed her Ieedom she was rusty ara
lar hiul house servaut, and whst is parsiru.
larly ren kabie, never had a iii OF s'ek~
nsss except ,ha, which finally closed her
existencr. She had d decent iuoersl, and
upwards Of 500 persons a,leaded her res
malns 10 the grave.
Bahama Royal Ge2eye
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Jas. M. MsRea. C. &.
american PRINTED Calacpes,
LEWIS LANNAY.

kas just ohened, in Royal-sueet, NORTH Ct King
street.. nert door to Midnight and Stew
art's-a handsome assortment ct
American Printed Callcoes,
BED Covers, &c. which he offers for sale
low, during bis stay here, which viii be cnly
four or Eve days.
Orders for PRINTS of any pArrEsT, viii
be duly attended to by the BALTIMORE CAL-.
1ce PRINTING COMPANY, No. Isl, BATH
more street, Baltimore--
WHO HAVE ON HAND
200 bales Mullins, of differ
ent descriptions, which they will dispose OF
by the bale OF piece.
June 10. dst
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,
June IL.

q JUNE, lSo8.
) CRnsREp, That Messrs. Mcclure, Preston,
and Johnston, be a committee with power 70
cause the lover end of Prince street 10 be re-
pared: Provided it can be done tor the use OF
the dockage thereof, and that they let out the
end of Duke street, on the best trims 70 be
obtained.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-11
I.IPORT.1.NT EXTRACT OF ALETgEP
MONTREAL, May %.

The boats Of the Michilimackinac COM
pany, untlerthe sanction OF the treaty OF 1924,
and the special provisions OF an act OF The
Tie last congress, were laden with goods IN
tho Indian trade, and were proceeding on the
usual route when as they were turning the
point on Lake Ontario, the Collector at Ma
CARA, aided by tie troops of the garrison fired
upoA them, brought them to, and seized their
goods, and turned them adrift destitute spt
provisions. This outrage is equally Insydola-N
ton of the treaty of ga and OF the laws % the
United States, and in direct contradlctioh to
the assurances lately given by the American
government of their determination to respect
the permanent articles of that treaty,
g A representation Of facts is to be made
out and sent to our government by exprcsss
and if the act is not disavowed and PREPARATION
made it will become national affair,
Ertract ofa letter from Liverhsol, dated the
24th Of Atrl{.
6 The London market for grain is still We
ry dull; prices have gradually experienced
decline for some weeks past, AID the former
prevalent idea that an advance would take
place seems to subside but still, if the en-
barge in America should be continued, and
our West-India. colonies be supplied with
provisions from the mother country, we think
! It probable the present prices may be main
tanned, with some advance. Sales OF New
,vYork wheat to any extent of any consequence.
4 could not then be effected at above Is. ed.
per 7olbs."
>Rathbone, Hughes and Duncan.
At the regaest of the emperor of France,
the young king of Spain has presented him
with the sword of Francis the first OF France.
surrendered at the battle OF Payia to Charles
the hfth--the bearer OF the sword was TIE
grand duke of Berg. 1t seems IS II Napoie-
on was determined to deprive all the dePosi-
tories Of Europe of their relicks teneing to
exat the ancient fame of its nations or de-
grade that Of France.
TEDening Post.
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N O T &c E,

The Rolls will be called at
the Company Muifers. during
the Summer, at 3 O'Clock IN the
Afternoon.
JUNE Z. N
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-11

s.. liverpool. 10 aaoshcr 10 this
ls'se ss'.d 1, April ~ IL says'
d, 9a'ss s.;,staime 10 ,nform you, that the
: Z ns = # This day zcoPy OF which |
;lIssa' !, orocnre 10 time % send by. this
W. ' s, ) lac press a, = O'Clock % Mon
bp WV poou. 10 s,sre the arrival OF Mr..
" s's. fsoc, France--and thai gen. Arn-
S's''l hsdlef. Paris. The above you may
|r''s, IN - bsiog authentic. Iris nos known
fFs -, = : peg al Armstrong is recalled and
' =, osinisset lefs IN his place, or whe.
=, !, moi. il is considered as war with
n This wiilbe better Known on your
|El Il walsr. |"
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L1yFRpooL, April u.

Mr. Rose has arrived in London from ' a
merica: he came in the Statira fligate. a
coh;net council was held at the foreign Office
nm SATURDAY. last, to deliberate on the SUBJECT
Of his communications we are sorry .ne az
counts from America are not very la a:.n.e
to England. Although nothing hns hitherto .'
transpired which renders an aa'laapls auJa .s.s
ment hopeless, yet certainly there eAis.s
GOOD reasons to fear that the;negotiauons are
attended with much difficulty. lhe Amerl-
can government seem mined 70 a ss ~
the demands V hich.they have made, OF BRING