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MONITORIAL.

GOD, in his divine mercy, says Sadi the
Philosopher, Introduced certain VICIOUS
man into society Of religi people, whose
manners were pure and holy. Struck with
their virtues he quickly began to mmltate
them, to shake eli al! his former habits in
a word to be model Of justice, OF sobrlety,
of patience, of industry, and OF benevo-
lence. His good works are undeniaoie, but
people imputed them to unworthy motives
THY were always for Judging OF him by
what he had been; not by what he vas
Overwhelmed with sorrow, he poured forth
his tears into the bosom Of an ancient Soil
tarv, who was more just, IS well as more
humane than the rest.
g o my son. said the old nan to him
return thanks to the Almighty, that thou
art superior to thy reputation: Happy he
who can say, my enemi $ ard my rivals
stiarnatize me for vices Of which 1 am not
guilty. If thou arr good, what matters 1t to
thee that men persecute, and even punish
thee, as being oneof the wicked Hast thou
not for thy comfort, two unerring testimo-
MES of thy actions, COP and thy consci-
ence :"
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copy OF a LETTER
From The President 9 the q. States
THE KING OF HOLLAND.

: GREAT AND GOOD FRIEND
HAVING received your letter OF
September last, which notifies your accessi-
on to the throne of Holland, render you,
in behalf Of the United States, MY congra-
tulations on this event. Connected with
your nation by the earliest ties OF friendship,
and maintaining with her uninterrupted re-
lations of peace and commerce, no event
which interests their welfare can be indiHer-
ent to the United States. It is, therefore,
with the greatest pleasure | receive the as
surances of your majesty, that you will con-
tinue to cherish those ancient relations, and
WE shall, on OUR part, endeavor to
strengthen your good will by a faithful OBJ
servance of Justice, and by all the good Off
ces which occasion shall permit.
Distant as we are from the powers OF Eu.
rope, and devoted to pursuits which seperate
us from their affairs, we sill lock with BRO
THLRLY concern on what affects those
nations, and offer constant PRAYERS for
their welfare. With FRIENDLY scli-
citude for your majesy's person, PRAY
God, that he may always nave you GRE A /
and GOOD FRIEND Ia his holy keep
Ing.
Written at the city OF Washington, the
25tn day of February, 1907.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
By order of the President,
JAMES MADISON, Secretary Estate.
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J. DENEALE.S
N O r / G E.

vHOSE Militia.men who received Public
Il Arms from Captains JACOB Geige'', Da-
nd ~. Scott, and George ". Lytes late of the
% Legion of Militia of the district of Column
bia, are hereby required to deliver TO MIR.
WILr1Am HARPER, all such Arms, previous
to the Lcgionary Review on the 29th of this
month, that the same may be inspected and
reported-and those falling in compliance
with this notice must expect to be proceeded
against as the law directs.
John Mckinney, !.
Lieutenant Colonel Commandment
I'd l.. NJ. D. Columbia.
October 49, st
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/ HAVE RECEIVED,

Per The SHIP Agso via baltimore,
A few packages Fall Goods,
Which with those on hand, will enable me %
furnish the following Articles,
YjZ.
SuperHne and other Cloths and Cassimeres
Striped elastic Cloths and blue Casslnets 6.
Blue, brown, drab, and mix Forrest Cloths
Brown and drab ladies' Costings
Grey, mix, twilled, and striped Coatings
Ga nap't Frize ofdiEerent,eolors
Stout twilled Fiushings
Red, green and blue Bookings
White, yellow and red Flannels
Super6ne shifting Flannels
White and blue 1crseys
Green, blue and white Half Thicks
Rose and striped Blankets
Waistcoating in variety of figures
Moreens, Joan's Spinnings, Durants, bons-
b.zets, and Cambcts
Cords, velvets, and Ihicksets
Dimities and Fustians
Lambs Wool, worsted and cotton Hosiery
Calicoes. Shawls, Pocket Handkerchiets
Jaconet and Cambria Musins
GA Book Muslin s Muslin Handkerchieis
Ticklenburgs German Oznaburgs
Hessians and Padderborns
Sewing Silks, TwiS and Buttons
Eff and + American Gunpowder, Uar.
ranted good
James River Chewing Tobacco, SC. &c.
John anney.
10th mo. 9TH. om6w
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Loft or Mislaid,
I aiming and Curryingg.

THE subscribers respectfully inform their
customers and the public in general, that they
intend carrying on the TANNING & IUR-
RYING BUSINESS in all its branches, IN
Alexandra and Georgetown, where they can
be supplied with all kinds of LEATHER on
the usual terms.
Dawes and Shreve,
Alexandria. ;.
Isaac Dawes,
Georgetown.
October lis dss
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John Mckinney,
FALL GOODS.

By the ship Arno, from Liverpool have
received my FALL GOODS.
Joleph Janney.
October 8. Stawtf
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Company Orders,

ALExANnRIA, Octo1er IS.
THE Menlbers OF the olunteer-Gompa-
ny under the command of Captain l'e'eale,
will parade at the market-house on Saturday
next at three o clock, r. NJ. Ia tull ualiorm,
with arms in good order, and SIX rounds OF
blank cartridges, to join a voluntary parade OF
the Uniform Companies.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, will he SOIL, at the
Vendue- Store. young NEGRO GIRL, for
the term Of FIVE years and nine months. She
is an excellent house servant
P. c.. Marlteller.
October Is.
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ST. PETERSBURG, 3aly 10.

ST. PETERSBURG, jay 10.
The day before yesterday snip OF the
line, of 100 guns, and three irisates were
launched. They are now to be conveyed to
Cronstadt, where they vii! DC fitted out tor
immediate service.
A squadron, composed Of several sail OF
the line and frigates, are shortly to sail from
Cronsradt, under the orders Of admiral
Channicot.
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y TIE LAST MAIL.
NEW-YORK, 0ctoasr II,
yats from Euycpe.

=. following extracts are made from
las uaners 10 the 9th Of Auguss rsceiv-
e9O she British ship Argo, from Liver
q r. s.o -, from yesterdays Gazette.
2 vienna article, copied from the Paris
l 4 ], amer. is no doubt cosrect--and II SO,
o., .,;rg % the Uaited States.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

T observed written with chalk, doubtless
bv some unlettered sufferer from the mea-
s,rss Of the administration, the following on
the fence Of the Swedish church
q lyon wish to cure your cough.
uTake the Did Embargo otf -
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he very wisely, though perhaps inadvertent-
~, compares the embargo to a cough :--a
cough is the ground work of a consumption,
and all allow consumption undermine the
CONSTITUTIONS
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sver was that he could not give them de-
cisive answer until he had taken the advice
of his council but that it was possible, the
time was no great distance, when he would
permit them even to renew their intercourse.
even with England
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vienna, JJay 81.
The order not to admit any more Ameri-
can ships into our ports has been issued by
the State Chancery, and has been made,
known to the different officers commissioned
for that purpose. The commandants have
been expressly ordered not to admit any of
their ships, even though their captains
should be able to shew that they were load
ed at friendly or neutral ports. BY this re-
gulation all kinds Of deception will be pre-
vented. The prohibition connected with
this, to admit the English, is in like man
ner renewed, and will be inforced with
the greatest, strictness.. The ordonnance
respecting the introduction of all English
goods, from whatever country they may
come, VIII appear in few days. We are
assured that our ports will in like manner be
shut to the Slcilian, Maltese, Swedish and
Sandman flags, as being allied with En-
gland. lNoniteur, dug.9.
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ANTONIO ALDINI.

December Is.
his majesty thccmpcror left, yesterday, a,
eociock n the mornings the. capital OF Italy,
nrsturn to that of his vas. empire. The
discourse which his majesty pronounced at
me meeting Of the three electoral colleges OF
nle snsdom, in the great hall of the. PALACE,
%'as 10th Of this month, is OF the following
tnar:
see You with pleasure surrounding my
l'0ne. Returning here after three years alb
''aSe It pleases me to observe the progress
lay People have made but how many things
sssaa'a yetto be done in order to wipe Of the
/, sf.ss o our fathers. and render you worthy
e "a 1ss.inles ! am preparing for-ycu!
N.;. : ne intestine divisions of cur ancestors,
Ss a miserable ogotism TIC times, prepared
s,;a %ss OF all our rights. The country was
s ora.ed OF IFS rank and dignity /; that
MI ~ which in remote ages, had carried
ar 'ae honor Of her arms and the splendor
! net nss Virtues That splendor, these virtues,
as .,sAe my glory consist in re-conquering
so. s,''zens OF Italy, ! have done much for
uO,.s ! shall still do more. But ON your side
s,os,a y nesrt as you are by interest with my
eu ~. = flance. consider them as your ED
90, ns View constantly the source of
fs'psn'y' the guarantee of our institu-
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BOSTON, february GO.
= TEST F.PoaE PORTUG.AL.

By be arrival. a. tie Vineyard, of the
brig Pesacss,aaee captain Atkins, we have
received 6te o. Lisbon papers to the 19h
Escember. Excepting sundry DEGREES Of
5uaot, The gs..ersi il chief of the french
army. siatioosd there, ts.tg consain no
ncws Of 2nysia.ege5s whatever.
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addition to the present forcc, $ regiments Of
infantry, regiment of riAemen, regiment
oflight artillery, and one regiment of cavalry.
The bill has gone through committee ofthe
whole in the house of re representatives. without
opposition.
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7Ieraa'5tis Dalg s'i'srti5ar.
THURSDAY, MARcK

The city was yesterday full Of reports, an
nounc;ng the fall ON. Orleans before the po-
tent arms ofcol. Burr and general Moreau;be-
tween whom an alliance was patched up to
give plausibility to the story: We have sought
information at every source from. which It was
to bc.cxpected and can confidently say there
is not the least foundation for THIS rum Or
Intelligence from New Orleans IS received
down 70 tie first week in February whene-
very thing in that quarter was tranquil.
- - Net. IntelHgeneer.
The Senate have without divisions SANCTION
ri .tbe aonination of WILLIAM PINENEY, Mi-
mister resident at the court of London
Abill has been brought into the senate ana
one of like tenour in the house OF feprese1'
tatiyes, suthorisins the president 70 ease J"
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Robert Brent,
Danlsz Carrolh
Of Duddington,
Thomas Monroe,
flames D. Barry,
Frederick May.
Samuel II. Smith,
Jonah Thom1ton,
Jonathan Suit,
Thomas VoweH,
C,dhbert Powell,
Hsha 5anaey,
Charles alexander.
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.duothc7. Traitor in Cuaody.-We have now
fsays the New York Commercial Adyertiser)
before us letter from Detroit, dated January
tract the following
:, I" I presume you have heard that VIC have
three companies in this place called into &C
tpal service--two of infantry and one Of rifle
men. a few days ago, a complaint was logged
by the attorney general, aeainst Stanley Girls
void, esquire, secretary Of the Michigan ser~
ritory, for enticing and procuring men to de-
sert from this detachment. He has been ar
rested at the suit of the United States, and a
court Ct enquiry is now holding before. jus!i-
ces M'Dougall, May and Richard Smith.
Il is suggested, that should tho Magistrates
think proper 10 bind him oycr, he will go IN
to confinement. In this case be will lose his
Offices cf secretary Ct the territory, collector
( of the port, and commissioner Of the land
board. He is you VIII perceive well supplied
wjth-offices bat the ambition and avarice OF
some men can never be satisfied. We have
among st Us few turbulent and designing men
VINO are disturbing our tranquility. hope
tLey will not succeed in overtnroWing cur ter
ritoria government"
lhe following article, iii some measure con-
nected With these facts, is from the Ciuzen of
this morning.
=" Reuben Atwater, Of Vermont, is nomi-
mated to the senate, secretary OF the Mlchl-
gan territory, and collector of the port at De-
troit. Atwater is brosher-in-law Of the honor
able Stephen Rowe Bradley, who you know
was president Of the caucus by which Mr.
Madison was nominated. :
It is reported that General D'Alyimar, OF
the French army, has lately arrived in this
country, vestedwith very important mlssl-
On from bis government to Congress. That
officer, endowed with great talents, and we'll
known throughout Europe by his voyages
through Greece, Egypt, and the Levant, was
brought up with the Emperor Napoleon at
the royal military school.---During the last
campaign Of st. Domingo he was first adju-
tant general to General LIE Cierc, and has
often been employed in the Spanish colonies
.of the continent, sometimes vested with the
most difficult missions in which he has never
failed to succeed. PHI. True I'm.
the SCCIct OF WI Oa"SoH
20 adjourn is this; that difficulties haze
occurred 10 ou. negosiai Toe with MIR: Rose;
thar cour;ers have. been dispatched 20 both
Enslaad and Frapce, and that complete
settle ment of our differences with those
powers cannot take place Till the return OF
those messengers, which will be absai three
months hence; that il they sheuie bring
nnpleasan, news, congress ought be IN
session at the lime. /, was therefore pro,
per 20 adjourn in March and meet 10 M ay.
Mr.. .Dawsou's resolution is negatived. II
was said Nj. D. had consulted the presi.
ien. on this subject, and received for AZ
aver that the Attendance OF congress might
b. dispensed with, whenever they shouid
have transacted the important business De.
fore them. Some supposed that this an
: swer nigh. be regarded az an APPRECIATION
! of the measure others, thar II was 10:
tended to esade and defeat the project OF
adjournment 80
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FLORENCE, December IL.

I IaS @,7 II SORENCEy IIctcM0cTsfiA. sss
fD consequence of the proclamation issued
the 10th by the queen regent of the kingdom
Of Etraria, by which her majesty has an
nouneed to the Tlscans the termination OF
her government, general Relic commander
of che legion OF honor and OF the military
order of Bavaria, knightof the order Of Saint
Henri of Saxony, aid .de-camp TO his majesty
the emperor OF the french and king OF ltaly,
and his coamissary to take possessions of the
kingdom of Etssigla, arrived at Florence the.
eth inst. and formally declared to the royal
council chat he was chaged with taking that
possession, and to receisey in the name OF his
Imperial majesty the oQj. of fidelity, spbmis-
sion and obedience. There arrived also here
on the lotis 600 French cavalry, 1906 infan-
try, and several pieces Of artillery.
In consequence Of these arrangements, her-
majesty the queen left on the Same day the
capital Of Tuscany, NlsA numerous suite,
carrying with her fifty Wagon loads Of her
own effects and property. The next day the
French imperial arms were displayed on the
Old Palace. The infantry, cavalry, chas-
seurs, volunteers and nat;ona guards, assem-,
bled cn the royal square, and gave the oath
of fidelity to his majesty the emperor of the.
French.
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The French genera - chief, IN witch me
ossect IF bis visit il. pro sio'gaied. IOur
previous aceoloia Tosa Paris, ,o.d Us what
that ussI
December 6. :
The U.s.. cf arms, ezoeP.'ng by the mi!is
tars IS this day prohibited. uadsr seve, e,
eenai5jes. Tlis ALSO decrerd this day. shat
English pspqsf!r, ef eyet, kind; shall be
cop6scated. ,ha ~ mrfehaa;s, Por'a
gpsae, Frerea, Sc, shall! withsa three days
MAKE a d clarssion Of sub OF ,hsse aTti.
eles, IS .aey neye Il their p}ssession, on.
der the peusi,ye Of psying tee vines the a.
meunt lbas .Fnay be iouod "a them aod
suGst besides corporal punishment. :.
December IL.
Its this4day osdered, that ssgeneh ead
s2aoisE. money shalt be curren y received.
Its .{so decleed. 4hai no sdsaaee 10 pFiee
shalt be rnade in The price OF nTeessafy ar.
ticks OF consuo ion, uades very severe
z6aes.
S = December 70.
Tayera keepers and sellers OF VINE and
spirits, ere ordered . close their doors az.
Z o'elocs, pnos II Porsogpess or French
so.d;ess.
December Is.
!. IN o,;ce is this day given, ,ha. French Of
Gstfs consider themselves ss only ia s;ate ).
ct garrison, Az that hey can rrtqoirs OF
the iahabltaaFs ao.hiog further than lacg.
December g.
The ;ohabianss as. prohibited freq.
meeting icgether, r1tcs Penasiy, u souao
( ai;h weaFcas, e. suffering. death.
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TO RENT.

a comfortable and convenient Two story
Frame House, at tie lower did Of Royal
street, lately in the occupancy Of N.r. Join
Jameson. Posscssien may lc h2d ,t.ncol-
5ately. tes
45Lso 10 LE7:,
The .eoachmakel.'s Sheds at The UPPER end
of Royal.street, lately occupied ~ Mess.s.
Hea and Taylor.
John z, Brooks.
March 8. cost
c. 7homb5o7l, Portrait Painter,
requests tie ladies and gentlemen who 9ouia
honor him with their yisils;to caiI on Satur-
days, which he will wholly devote for theil
better accommodation.
February IS. d
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.I'EE COMMISSIONERS

4 AE JC-M NESSICNEs.o
Appointed under the act of the Congress Of
Tic United States, 6 Authorizing lie erection
of a BRIDGE ovcr tie river Potomac, With
in the district Of ColambIa," TO receive sub
scriptions fer erecting the same, hereby gise
notice that the Rocks Of SuBscRIprIoN viii
be opened at Stfzle's.Hotei in the city OF Wash
ington, on the Grst 01ondayi i'll .dfr1i next, at
- o'clock ut noon, and continue open until
8 p. NJ
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Ibid.
Senate Of the United States.
CASE OF JOHN SMITH.
Tuesday, March i.

3 The day appointed for hearing his defence
on the resolution Of expulsion. Mr.sSmith
did not himself appear. His counsel applied
for further time, and stated that Mr. Smith was
DESTROYS of obtaining testimony from the
Mississippi and Orleans territories, sc. The
Senate took no other Order on this application
than the reference to a.select committee DIVA
rieus dc positions addressed to their sec'ry.
Ibid
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The act of Congress authorizes the Sub
scriptien of Tue Ihoasand Shares, and re-
quires the payment Of Ten Dollars On each
share at the time of subscription. The resi-
due to be paid in instruments Of Ten dollars
at such times as the company shall fix.
Form efa Power required from t10se aoho
make use Of an ogent.
I empower ---, TO subscribe for me, in
nv name. for - shares of Potomac Bridge
Stock, under the" Act authorising the erecti-
on of bridge over the river Potomac within
the District of Columbia"
February 10. 2aw
r HAVE, on hand, ten tons of the first qualf
i lily CLEAN COUNTRY HEMP, ! wish
to sell fer cash, or on'a time,
Bryan Hampson.
December SO.
4 French and English Gazette.
20 mateurs efthe Feereh Language.
XNT E are authorised to announce to the
Wv Public, and more especially to
American Ladies and Gentlemen, (for whom
, thissnew establishment is adapted) that L'Ora-
Gle, French and English Gazette, printed
three times week, Charleston, So nth
Carolina, will be published daily on the first
of January, 1903. in the city of New.York.
A book Of subscription is speaed at this OF
fee and at Mr. Gads6y's CoRee-House.
Subscribers pay Nine Dollars per annum,
and only Eight Dollars, if paid in advance.
The establishment will prove very benehci-
al both to amateurs and Pupils ofthe French
or English languages.
The Editor and Proprietor is Mr.. Negrtn,
who is on his way from here to New-Yefk
orJ a,g his correspondence.
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tons, and that Of our independence, In the
union of the Iron Crown with my Imperial
Crown"

It is not yet kncwn whether the ci-deyant
kingdom Of Etruria will be incorporated with
that of Italy, or whether his majesty Intends
giving it another sovereign. Meanwhile We.
give the following extracts Of letters. from
Florence, concerning the state Of things in
that country
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We understand meeting took place ycs-
terday morning near Blaaensburg, between
Mr.. B. GARDENER and Mr.. e.. " Campbell.
!. ofthe House Of Representatives Of the United
States. in consequence of expfessloas wtltf'
fell from them III debate, and we are sorry to
add Mr.. c. ninier was. Wounded and i is sup
posed MORALLY.
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ITsboH. december &

Is psoe'aalstfon was this dsY made by
he French general il chiet, in which the
osiect IF bis visit is. pro Gip'gaied IOnr
previous sceounSa srota- Paris, iold US what
that H2s
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In debate on the militia bill, Mr.. Nioho.
las said both England and France have civ.
Cd as Just cause Of war. Il 10 known toe.
very man 10 this ho0se and n!he saticp,
tina. England has force on cur Dor.h.--
There is reason TO believe that France may
a. ary time possess coun.fy on.our South.
5 No man can tell what will be our situa1icn
IL months hence. No man can toresee
how large force may hereatserbe reeessa.
~. MT. N. did nor believe that regular
army could be raised adequate 70 he posi-.
bic exigencies Of The copn1sy. we nost
rely on,hs militia. Mr.. N. was therefore
IL favor Of chasing rhr militia. and placing
eur principal dependence Oh those who are
between tuenty one and tweasy s1x ssa's
Of age.
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List o1hromodons and ahhoiatment. IN the coyias.
Of engineers nsade on The 23a day Of February,
1903.
Il. col. Jonathan Williams promoted to the
rank of colonel.
Maj. Jared Mansfield, do. do. 1t. col.
Capt. Alexander Alacomb, do. do. maj.
Capt. Joseph G. Swift; do. do. maj.
Ist. 1t. George Rapeiord, do. do. capt.
lst. 1t. William McRee, do. Go. capt
7de, 1t Charles Ggatiot, do. do. capt.
% 1t. .EleazerD. WOOD, do. do lst 1t.
Cd. 1t. William Partridge, DO. do. lst 1t.
Cd. 1t. Prentice Willard, do. do. lst It.
Joseph G.. Totten, Appointed
Cadet Samuel Babcock, second
Cadet Daniel 4. A. Buck, & ieute-
Cadet Sylvanus Thayler, nants.