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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-25
AZ Great BARGAIN.

|HAT beautiful and elegant ESTATE
(Sdto the MIR Wises. is still for sale, we'll
|rm BY the name Of I" dbingdon, where
/ mansion house stands, directly opposite
ECapitol, lying on the Potomac river, con-
[he four hundred and twenty two acres
road from the contemplated bridge passes
ply through the centre of the estate--it
b be purchased for cash Or on long Gre
/ BY paving small part in hand--also a.
|eSfy acres adjoining, part of the same
y leased to William Frazer, will be sold
he same terms. A good and incisputable
viii be made for both. The title papers
bsseeu by application to the subscriber,
sodqt I. Taylor, Esquire, by whom every
sary information viii be given.
tlot sold by Friday the Goth of May, at
ate sale. it will on t::at day be sold to the
lest bidder, before the coffee-house door,
'ese O'Clock, at which time the terms OF
FRll be made known.
B. Dade.
Sra. d
III The sale of the above
'Pery is necessarily postponed in
squence ofthe absence Of Robert
eylor, esq. until Monday the sixth
oSJune whent it will positively
place as above, unless sold at pri-
sale before.
!, B. DADE.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-25

FOR SHE, BY
LEWIS DEBLOIS

- w ID DGDL0IO
ut his Store, near Col. Ramsay's zyAarf
French Brandy, in pipes
Catalonia Wine, in half pipes and quarter
casks
New-England Rum, in hogsheads and bar
rels
Molasaes, in hogsheads
Goldfish, in boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Beets, and Winter Pears:
IN barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogsheads and pipes
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-25
LENT OR LOST,

The FIRST volume Of Chesterfeld's Letters
WHOEVER has borrowed or found it will
please to return it, Or call and pay for the
ROBERT GRAY.
May !.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07
40 THE SENATE AND ROUSE or REPRESENTA-
urryEx nrT IT G Fss.

Our lines. tieT contain information OF the
state Of things inthat quarter which will pro-
perry enter into their view in estimating the
means to be provided for the defence of Our
country generally.
TT: JEFFERSON.
Dec. Sc, 1897.
SIR, = : -. =
Il consequence Of year letter Of the
27th- September last, containing the instruc-
tons of the president, to be communicated to
the Indians, have called tosethersa na1lber
of the chiefs of different nations, and deliver
cd to them the icl'owipg speech:
ny ch:gareu,
Ss / have received a speech from your Great
Fataef, of the seventeen fires, with directieDs
: to comnluricat. 1t to you. Isnit witt. Plea
SIRE, because the advice III il is further eyi-
dence OF his paternal catse. Is<is designed Tor
yoursown good, and the goae'of your women
and children--hstent tot with attention, and
seriously consieerits contents
s our father, tie presiasntof the US. de-
-sires to recall to yoar minds the paterfeal poll
/ cy pursued towards youslY the u: S, and Ill
IFmeant to be pursued at the US. never
| wished to do yoa<an-inj but Oh the con-
/ trary.;o give you all the resistance liz their.
/ power towards improving fyur condition and
i enabling you to support yourselves and%onr
stamilies He observes thata MISUNDERSTANDING
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-07

SIR,
NOW hsve the pleasure to inform
you ina. number Of principal chiefs havs
fsiufoed tram Maiden acd are now here.
= osse examined them separately aud they
give ms aeeount in whfch they. ell agree.
nss aeosyway csllea there oc his way
homs from here ;sha. grea; attention was
pa'u 20 MIN by Nike xpd lie British o..
i'esfs Ssat faur days agolhsy were called
& y 2 coane.i ina; thsy were informed that
war would soon sake place bs,weeo .ber'
s"u'ne hmefleacs, and that they fiheIp.s
o'ans) must take Up the hatcher 10 ,feis
awe aSaina; 'hS Am=ricaas; ina! before
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
Loft, yelterday Evening.

A chocolals coiored POCKET a1O&,
marked Oh tho baea J. BO9D--lsoo or
lsol--containing Twenty Dollars in sesk
Notes- 1.-TWO CT Five Dollars of the Bank OF
Potomac, and TIVE OF Five Dollars of the Rank
of Alexandria. Whoever finds the same and
will deliver it 10 the Printer, shall bs liberal
ly rewarded
ar The Pocket Book contained saEdry
other papers of no use to any but the ownss,
Decembersls. Sc
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
arMovAL OF TEE ExBARGo.

Fir. BurweIl, formerly private secretary
othe President of the u. S. and more init
mate with him at this time than any other
member of congress, with the single excep-
ten perhaps Of Mr.. Eppss, has declared
1nequivoeaiiy that the embargo viii be rais-
ed before the close of the present session.
Air. B. is man of truth and honor, and
undoubtedly has no idea that he whom he
deems his best and greatest friend, would
deceive him upon this important subject
Yet weOught to caution both our agricaltur-
al and commercial friends against becomisg
the dupes of limitations of tbs sort. Eve
" breath Of rnmor that is blown froz; this
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES U. S.
FRIDAY, Dscem5et Q.
REVENUE CUTTERS.

The engrcssed bin for authorising the
President to employ an additional number
ot revenue cutters was read the third time;
and on the question On its passage,
Mr.. DweN moved that it berecommitted
for amendment. The reason which he as
signed for the motion was, that the bill con-
teInp.ated the procuring twelve additional
revenue cutters, whilst the Secretary OF the
Treasury had informed the house that three
would be sufficient for the purpose of exc
cutting tie ordinary revenue laws. lie had
no objection to employing as many vessels
as might be necessary to enforce tne embar
90 laws, but he wished that all those which
were not necessary for the ordinary purpose
of revenue cutters should be hired, not pur
chased, rs he understood the Bill! to contem-
plate. The difference OF expence between
hiring and purchasing would be as 10000 to
100000 dollars. He wished the bill to be
60 amended as to authorize the purchase OF
three revenue cutters, and the employment,
during the existence of the embargo, of as
many more as would benecessary to enforce
it.
The motion for recomnaitment was sup
ported by Messrs. Durcii, Ely, Gardner,
Sloan, & Upham; and opposed BY Msssrs.
Newton, Blackledge and Dawson, who con-
tended that the discretion was left with the
secretary Of the treasury by the word empty
| to hire or purchase, as he should TANK ut;
and 10 doubt he would hire all these which
| were not necessary for enforcing the ordi-
nary revenue laws and that a re-conmlt-
ment would but detain the bill, as the terms
| Of it could not be made more explicit than
they were at present.
The motion to re-commit was negatyed,
! Ayes 33. =,
The question on the passage OF the bill
4 was then taken. Yeas 9o-Nays rs.
SATURDAY, December 10.
! Mr.. Lez0is, from the committee of the
District of Columbia, reported bill sup
Elementary to an act entitled s An act to
establish a turnpike road IN the county OF
Alexandra = which was twice read and
referred to committee of the whole.
SEAMEN AND MARINES.
Mr.. Nelson, from the committee to whom
the subject was referred, reported bill au-
thorising the president of the Y. 5. to EN-,
-ploy an additional number OF seamen and
marines.
Twice read and referred to committee
Of the whole.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
Scnate Of TIE United STATES.
FRIpAY, December 9.

Mr.. Rrqdyry, from the committee charg-
ed with message Of the President relative
to our public buildings, reported bill max
ing a further appropriation towards complet-
ing the two wings of the capital at the
city Of Washington, and for other Parpos-
es.
Mr.. Giles reported bill supplemental to
an act entitled san act for extending the
terms of credit On revenue bonds IN certain
cases, and for other purposes"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
Finery to Rent.

] will rent my Fishery on the potomac IL
yer, about three miles below &iexandFla' los.
the ensuing season. I'haye lately eree.gs
roomy and commodious buildings Tor CARY a,.
inc on the. Fishery upon an extensive 'ee4s;
For particulars apply on the premises.
C. w. Valapgen.
n,h.r. LAVISH
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
LOTTERY OFFICE.

c. TICKETS in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery. now
drawing, for sale at the Office
Of the Ale&Grdrsa Daay Gazette,
price Esve Dolls. g Seventy f0e
cents. a regular list Of the
drawing will be received and ia
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
FOREIGN RELATIONS.

The report Of the committees on our fe-
reign relations being yet under coasiders-
ton
Mr.. Cook spoke for about two hours q.
gainst the embargo system generally.
MR. Jackson spoke fer half IN hour
Oh the same SIDE of the question.
The question on the first resolution wac
loudly caller5 for; bur after many usauccess-
full motions to adjourn, 6 molten TO that
effect made by Mr.. GARDENER yes carried
So to 4s; and the house adjsuTaed without
taking question.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13

The hon. Samuel Huntington, esq. a fe-
deral republican, IS elected governor of O.
hio, by a considerable majority, notwith-
standing the intrigucs and base receptions
made use of to Illustrate his election.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13

effected at present even at that premium !;
it may be necessary to add that, in all these
war is considered the same as a continu-
ance Of the embargo.
Weremain respectfully,
$ Your most obedient servants,
9. ROBINSON & LAwRENGA."
Entracto q a letter, dated Iarragon, .Sbain)
Sept. RI, 1903.
6 Barcelona is closely invested by sea
and land !; and troops are daily arriving to
strengthen the Gordon which the Spanish pa
triots have formed about nine miles from
the city. Iflarge reinforcements do not ar
rive from France, The place must surren-
der"
tits important in the affairs of Spain, that
general congress, or junta, is formed, and
the provincial junta dissolved.
Eight French generals had arrived at
Pampeluna about the middle OF September,
from France, to take the command of the
French army collected there.
The following article is from London
paper of October IA: $ The Brazil COM
mittee received from his mgesty's minis
ters on Wednesday, the important eommu-
nication, that it is their intention to allow all
goods, the growth, produce, or manufacture
OF countries ol>colonies IN arnity, to be i'm
ported either IN British ships, or ships of
the countries IL amity, without being liable
to the export duty under the order in coaa-
Gil act"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13

It is stated, from a respectable source,
that the troops under the command OF gen.
Provost, are going against Cayenne, where
it is said there are $4,000 bales OF cotton
ready TO be shipped to France.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13

hill Of the winds has sensible effect upon
the markets, and gives rise to iniquitous
speculations. The truth is, as Mr.. Jetfer-
son acknowledged TO capt. Woodward, that
the administration kn0zUs nat zvsat to do next.
The President is, in the language of Cow
per,
AS one, who long in thickcts and in brakes
Entangled, winds now this way and now that,
His devious course uncertain
Or, having long in miry Ways been foil I'd
And sore discounted, from slough to slough
Plunging, and half despairing of escape
And he is extremely anxious to be cna-
bled to realize the more pleasing part OF the
picture
If chance at length he finds a green-sward
smooth
And faithfulto the foot, his spirits rise;
He chirrpps brisk his ear-erecting steed,
And winds his way with pleasure md with
ease.
Lid z
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
Extract Of aktter from Liverpool, datea 0c
tober 8.

e During the suspension of the inter
course between the two countries, many no
norary insurances have been Effected, by
people holding stocks Of American produce
and certain premiums have been paid to as
sure the embargo on to certain date these
assurances, though illegal have been gene
rally made by those who have had consider os
able sums at risk, and cannot, therefore,
properly be called gambling policies. The
!, now paid win probably tend to
skew the public entlmenthere, on the con-
tiauance or discontinusnce Of the embargo,
better than any thing we could say on the
subject: ii the past month s per cent. has
been paid to assure the embargo on name :,
rics tiii the 1st October 40 per cent. till
the 1st November; so per cent to the LIST
January and 40 per cent. to the 1st March;
10 per cent has been paid to assure the en-
barge oHby the 1st Of July, 1909; this last
preaaiula has lately got up to i6 per cent.
and we do not conceive that much could DC
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
Extract otfa letter fran NerO- 1ork.

~
:. Speculations, within these few days,
PAST, have been carried on with high hand.
The rapid rise of all kinds of merchandise
of domestic growth and manufacture, have
exceeded my thing | ever witnessed.
II, as we have no doubt they will,
the present measures proposed are adpot-
ed and persisted in, there must Ger
tainly be occasioned a great scarcity Of
llthose articles now speculatea in, and they
viii continue to enhance In value. Salt has
sold at 81 so. HAVANA white and brown
sugars have also advanced greatly, say from
S1o so and SIC 50 to Si4 SO andS15-
and it's generally believed that they viii
continue 20 wise. We known that large
purchases have been directed by houses in
this city to be made Of sugars in Baltimore,
where it VS. thought they would not take
such sudden start. A great deal has been
made by the article of pepper, and even
corss haze been eagerly bought up. Strange
10 tell, this latter article is sto be had with
difHcuity any where, An advance of 100
per cert. is asked upon them. Where these
things viii stop We know not"
(It1ash. Fed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
n o a I c E,

ALL those having claims against the estate
of Jacob 1Aomae late ofthe county Of Feirtax,
deceased, are requested to bring them for
ward properly authenticated. on orbelore the
solh OF this present month, for settlement;
and those indebted arc earnestly requested to
make paymentto
Joi.n H. Marley, Err.
Alexandra, 5th Dec. law3tt
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13

aseranuria E5as!p 6ssftfs.
Terr,,s a3pFp
7S'SsD'si' s
-s..--
Fl,yy iusecctsdin the toau's Alexa''1s,fa'
g. ~ o,,aytsr ending the / lhs September,
80 aaa s.
90 4oss barrels -four.
,e7s half barrels -four.
sM 'e', ALEXANDER,
- Fl1ur- INSPECTOR.
.....,.,1 5, II ) toyuu . f 4lreaadria,
fia,o a's s,,..ts,s euas,,o. the fsth Decem-
- - 80
sef si0oo. o,z .l,.rrp.s four.
,sA7 half barrels -four.
AMOS ALEXANDER.
F!our- Inspector.
..,.,s bsvs been received from four Of
.ses+ar,l colleges. The election took
'ne ~ =, Wsdnrseav lsst--the following is
pay 80
lliS eies''s'' nrEyv JERSEY.
For Vice-P President.
. : 49,. s,e'-s,.' CLINTON 8.
pENNSYLNV1AAN
n 81 CLINTON 90. :
n4sos ID CLINTON "a.
q MARYLAND.
MADISON g CLINTON 8.
krrNrxNFy KING z.
4 A. the GENERA, election of Maryland, n
4 majority. Of the counties sent re-
tleral DELEGATES TO the legislature. There is
nor 4 doubt that . majority o. the people OF
MARYLAND are federal nevertheless the pub
sic voice IS reprs ssed by the peculiar and
{,,artial advancement of districts, in such
ir,,-t.s sthat # TIE election held on Wednes-
Nv 81 Annapolis, for president and vice
,nss;;dent. the above was the result.
4 .,rhe mere statement OF the fact fills the
mind with indignation at the partial opera
ton &C lie arrangement. No impartial man
~, he fonn,,. Who viii consider 9 to 2 the
relation Of democratic strength to that O. fs-
|dsraI;s,s-We should think a reversal O.!
the propc,tion a surer approximation to
,r,t,, tho we confess iswou,d be Tar from
accurate.
NaYth -dmericaa.
rgIrcRApH1G MuNIcATIoN.!
Prem nz,zp ',1,kkas. the city Of the western
wilderness. and capital of the esapire Of.
Nova CHINA.
Fridas,, December 8, 1908.
S Since the cosyocation of the great coun.
ri of the nandarins and commons, a deep
Gloom has invested this superb metropolis.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
II Y

GEORGE ". p. GUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District OF Columbia
p~ Booksellers supplied on the usual
terms.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-13
Extract ofo letter, dated Havana, Noe. TO,
to a gentleman IN Precedence z. L


to a gent sTadu in Precedence { z. L
Owe learn by vessel in S. days from
St. Lucar, that all the ports IN Spain were
glutted with sugars and coffee, and that
those articles were nearly as low there rs
in this island. No news Of any engage
nens in Spain. The vessel, bringing the
aforesaid news arrived at Mantanzas--oa-
" one or two letters have reached this city.
lEg.,.tsraet q a letter from Glasgow, datea &C.
t0der 1.
Trade in general is very coed at pre-
sent, and OH Manufacturers seem to have
very littie difficulty in getting market Tor
goods Notwithstanding the state OF AFFAIRS
with America. The embargo and non-irn-
portarion act, now. seem to give little unea-
siness to people here, and when any body
speaks Of them it is to make remarks on
the folly of the Americans who are losing
the advantages OF "a fine trade, which they
might have with Spain and South Amerl-
ca"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-07
COPPER &. TIN WARE.

The Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends, and the Public in general,
that he has on hand and intends to keep,
a general assortment of STILLS and
COPPER WARE, and TIN-WARE
of all kindss of the best quality, which,
he will sell by Wholesale and Retail, as
low as they can be had this side of the
mountains. He will give the highest
prices for old Copper, Brass, & Pewter.
John DULTY.
Wheeling, 1st March, 1 8O8. 3m.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-07
{ 367 }

ised to receive all debts due to the
said firm, the said Joseph Dew (now
deceased) having acted only as their fac
tor: no payment, therefore, which may
be made to the heirs of the said Joseph,
can be considered as valid against the
claims of the Subscribers after this no.
tice. CARTER & FREEMAN.
Wheeling, Sd mo. 28th, 1soS.
The Copartnership of Garter s. Free
man is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted to the said
firm, are requested to make immediate
payment to Richard Carter, junr. who
is duly authorized to settle all their for
mer business. All those having claims
against the said firm, are requested to
bring them in properly attested for set
Element. CARTER & FREE MAN.
Wheeling, Sd mo. 2Sth, 1908.
Richard Carter janr. begs leave to
inform his friends and the publick, that
be still continues his store in the same
house, where he is opening neat assort-
ment OF dry goods, groceries, hardware,
china, glass, and queensware, all which
he will sell low for cash aad such pro-
duce as will answer his purpose.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-07
VALUABLE PROPERTY
+ Q 4 S A L Z.

WILL fell four hundred acres of Land
fituate on the bank of the Ohio river. on the
upper Gle of F Thing creek, in Ohio county,
Virginia, known by the name of Martins Sias
tion--a great proportion of which is 6rh rate
bottom, with a good Mill Seat, and Ferry
acrofs both the river and creek. There is alto
fquare log houCe, two ftories high, built laft
fummer for ferry houGe and tavern, and about
thirty acres of cleared Land under good fence.
Alto, Houfe 8, Lot in Steubenville, Ohio,
on the corner Of Market and High ftrects, op"
polite to Doaor MD )well's, and now occu-
pied by Obadiah Jennings, Fig. Said houfe is
peafantiy Gtuated and well calculated for pub
lie bu6nefs.
Al(o5a HOMIE and Lot in faid place adjoining
Mr. Thomas SCOTS Tavern, and where now
live. This Houfc is we'll calculated for Store
and fmall family.
l am in poGeiion of complete and indifpus
table titles for all the above mentioned proc
perty.
'Merchantable P our or Whikey will be taken
in payment, in part or in whole, for any of the
above property.
ANDREW BELL
SteubenviIIe, Novem5er a3, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-07
FOUNTAIN INN,

ZEBULON WARNER begs leave
to inform the Public, that he has opened
a house of Public Entertainment in the
west end of St. ClairsviIle, (Neweps-
TOWN. Belmont county, Ohio, at the
sign Of the Fountain, where he hopes
his accommodations and attention to bu-
siness viii obtain share Of public pa
tronage. April 9th, 1903.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-07
FOR RENT.

The Subscriber wishes to rent the two
lower rooms, with the kitchen and eel
lar, adjoining Evans & Griffith's store.
This property is situated on the Main
street in Wheeling, and is a convenient
stand for store or small family.
JOHN GRIFFITH.
March Esd, 1908. -
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-07
WHEELING INFANTRY.

The Officers and Committee of the
Wheeling Light Infantry Company
have appointed Meeting of said Com
Pany, for the purpose of parade, on Sa-
turday the 9th of April. 1t is expect
ed all the members will appear in uni
form, and that the Company will form
at:2 O'Clock, at the Courthouse.
r. MCCLURE, Sec'y.
March 31st, 1908.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-07

ZePhanlah Burch,
The state of suspense and apprehen-
sion which has existed in this country
since the attack on the Chesapeake, in
June last, is not yet changed for the
better. 1t appears from the intelligence
In the preceding columns, that the rela-
tons of the United States with both
France and England, are still in an UNI
certain and perilous situation.
A formidable opposition, in both
houses of the English Parliament, re-
probate the British orders Of Council
c. November last, which require neu-
tral vessels sailing to the ports Of France
or her allies, to land their cargoes and
pay duties in England. The opposition
also censure, in severe terms, the Co
penhagen expedition. They declare it
a foul reproach, and in its consequences,
a lasting injury to the nation.
A number Of English merchant yes
sells, of great value, have been captured
IN the Indian ocean by French priva-
teer from the Mauritius. In the course,
OF eight days, she took ten valuable
prizes.
The Gazette Of the United States, of
the Gath inst. mentions the arrival of
the ship Bingham, from Calcutta, in the
hast-indies, which place she left early
in December,-and states, that 6 when
the Bingham sailed, report was in cir
culation at Calcutta, that war was likely
to take place between Scirdia. H0lcar
ant. the Company. A severe skirmish
had taken place between one Of the ma
tive powers and the British at Kanora,
IN the Attrass country, in VIII Oh the Bri- ]
tlSh lost GO commissioned officers"
The ports of Holland are shut against
all merchant vessels, at the desire of the
Emperor Of France, Vessels driven in
by the dangers of the sea, or in distress,
are not to have any intercourse with the
interior, and are to depart as soon as
possible.-The Dutch government calls
uDOn the merchants to turl heir ottpp