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days IRON LiVCiPo De ~
ceiIvedresular files of Liverpool and Lon
don Cazrttes, the former 10 t,le l2th, the
l.asster 20 the 10th August. lhcr principal
contents are subjoincd.
LEMON, July S.
DINNER AT THE CITY OF LON
DON TAVERN,
|lZn ComtHaae,st to TIRE Deputies 81 the Spanish
bai50R.
Yesterday the ii,ustgicus .peIsonages who
have visited this country Oh the most lmpor-
tant mission in the history OF modern dlpio-
macy. were entertained at this tavern, the
principal apartments OF which were prepared
| in great haste Cor their reception. At ABOUT
hall past SIX the nobie foreigners arrived
and, accompanied BY the British ministers,
entered the room, where they were received
bv nearly three hundred OF the principal
merchants, bankers and traders OF the city OF
London, and by most CT the heads o. the
Incorporated companies. about loo more
persons dined il :,ll adjacent apartment, ailti
,oi,lcsi their friends wlei the cloth was re-
moved. and s,ilacicut accommodation could
be afforded.
The ioiiowing were the toasts hrst given
some OF which were introduced by short OBJ
sery:tions from the char, complimentary to
the iilussrlous persons nalncd III them
"The King"
The Queen"
g The pr;ncc OF Wales and Royal Falni-
""
g Ferdinand the With, King Of Spain"
6 The Prince Regent OF Portugal AID The
House OF Bragaiiza."
I. The King 0: Sweden"
{" The King Of the Two Settles
" The President o. The United States OF
America"
The only interruptions OF the genera ha.-
mony of the meeting occurred when this
last toast was announced: and tie marks Of
dis9.pprobatian continued until 2 ncv- subject
drew The attention Of tire company.
The conviviaii,y Of the evening having
proceeded, the chairman rose and said, that
he had to propose very few sentiments to
the ccntle1nen present, which be was conf
dent would meet with their cordial assent
and appreciation. Sir Francis Barring then
proposed
1. Success to the Patriots Of Spain, our
brave associates in liberty and arms"
2. "The health Of our llustrious visitors
and may their courageand loyalty be crown /
ed with success and when they return to
their country, may they berewarded by its
affection and gratitude
MI. Canning said that be rose in the name
of these noble guests to express their thanks
for the hattering reception given them Oh
this occasion. They desired him to acquaint
this respectable company, that withou. any
hope Of exterior aid, their countrymen would |
have endeavored to rescue themselves from
the tyranny by which they were threatened,
and they trust they should have succeeded.
Now having witnessed not only the pro-
misses, but the performances of the British |
nation to support their cause, they entertain |
no reasonable doubt of favorable issue. !,
The honorable reward they propose tor is a
permanent alliance and friendship with this /
country, by which the security and happi-, /
ness of Spain and Britain viii be essentially /
promoted. AS an indication OF the highlre- I
spect they bore to this meeting, they desired
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MezO Orleans, July "a, 1908.

SlN5 y
lam honored by your communication re-
speeding the two men who deserted from
your vessel on the 18th, your manner of pro-
seeding to obtain them, and the demand
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aad independence, submit t. TIE late de.
crccs of Great Britain and France.
I Resolued, That It is expedient 70 prohibit
by law the admission into the ports and har-
bors of the United States, all public OF pri-
vatc vessels, armed or unarmcd, belonging
to Great Britain or France, or to any other
belligerent who have executed or enforced
any decree or order violating the neutral
commerce of the United States and also
the Importation of any goods, wares or
merchandise, the growth, produce or ma
nufacture of either Of the said countries,
or their donninions, or imported from any
place in the possession of either.
Rrsoloed, That measures ought to be in-
mediately taken for putting the country in
a more complete state Of defence.
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lav, ana tlefned the crime 81 tteasoH; and
I'm the course Of which, he cited many pre-
cedents; comprising the opinions Of the
most distinguished Judges in England and
America, in which opinions the court per-
fectly conceded, to show, that no single act
in opposition to, or IN evasion Of q law.
however violent or fragrant, where the OBJ.
ject. is private gain, can be construed in-
TO LEvYIEG WAR AGAINST TIE UNITED
sSTATEs-the offence set up IN the indict-
ment.
The jury retired about half past eleven
O'Clock, at night, and in a few moments
returned with their verdict NOTGUIL-9
TY.
On Tuesday morning the district attor-
uey entered n0As proseqai on the other in
dictments, and the court adjourned without
day.
TBuyliingtor babey.
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Communications from Washington fer The
Freem ans Journal.
~ Mn. 4EII IClTvIYS MOTION

M r. ELLlOllgS MCIlON.
. The resolution moved by this member,
leading into an enquiry into the manner III
which the embargo system has been carried
into execution, will, as he expected, present
to the public a large mass of most iotcrest-
ing information, It is understood that the
Secretary Of the Treasury will deem il MS
duty to lay before the house copies of all
the correspondence between himself and the
subordinate officers of the government, aud
that the whole will amount to t5v0 considsra-
bic pohtmes 9 To copy it and print il must
therefore be work Of time. When all
these disclosures arc made, it is ten to one
that it will appear that there is 8 something
rotten" in some other state" besides
/" Denmark"
An enquiry into certain post Office trans
actions Of some :" pith and moment" will
likewise soon be agita5ed. This intirnation
has 70 allusicn to the Post. Master General.
but to hin, VINO has said to that officer,
1oE shaH Be Kicer7u it Is A1se,
But I16e Yioerey over go,h
Whether the all important subjects of the
embargo and non intercourse will be taken
up on Monday, is little doubtful. The
majority are determined not TO repeal the
embargo generally, and not to suffer pur
vessels to arm; it is not quite SO clear that
they will push the non-intercourss system
at the present moment.
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alsrannria DaiIp 6a,ette.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER25.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHING
TON.
THURSDAY, Moycm6ey 81.

THURSDAY, November 24.
The house continued to sit SO late yester-
day, that | had no opportunity Of writing
YOU. 1t is, however, Of little importance,
as they sat with closed doors the whole sit
ting, which continued till after FIVE. They
met again with closed doors this morning.
At two o'clock they were opened, and the
house adjourned without doing any private
business.
It's said the house, during the secret sit
ting, were engaged on a motion to publish
the confidential message and documents of
the eighth instant, and that it failed. s.
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e AZ N u / N g

From Brig Eliza, CAPTAIN Gibson, from New
durytort, and for safe by
Lawrasen and Fowlc,
$4,000 feet merchantsbls Lumber ~
so tons Plaster Paris
a7c casks Lise
hogsheads Mussovado Sugars
do. ". E. Rum
6 puncheons Jamaica do.
2 pipes Hollands Gin
8 barrels Coffee
so kegs Salmon
80 cask, sugar and coffee Cask Nails
Mahogany Secretaries
. pair Card Tables
SO Dutch Gin Cases
10 BARRELS Shad. s vs.,
~ 1900 barrels freight viii be given -
one Of more good vessels, for Ros,on and Sd
lena.--Apply as above. ~ $50
November -. stsw5W
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NEW Millinery s
MRS. LEWIS,
Has Just received an elegant assortn
q s.. M i i. TN AR y,
Co71sistfng Of

80 ConslstfnS ct
/ DSQNNETS, Caps, Head Dresses, ~
! IL add Pearl Turbans, Of the latest flesh. !.
from England and Francc-alse superb Tr
ings, Laces, and one hundred fine Straw B.
nets, of various shapes, with a variety OF ia
.cy Goods, which will be sold on moo lers
terms, at her store, on King street, f
doors above the Washington Tavern.
80 Ladies Dresses and Peiices male ]
the modern fashion, and materials furnislasdi
required
4 November IS. DIST.
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tenuVn, Sssl. : s
depenuci.S1 =. - 49, - &c.
py coas.ss' &c. &C the 1,ronos;t;na
Du. tne - SssS ::,,s;rsevStrs,as r,,;th q
noua g 81 thra, e. Rarfio,e,rn - and
nllsla, "i ;shr,, q se;z nr f,s,tfenh,,reh
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MA 80 a''S, an.l stores raw materials FIR
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~ sa,,s;,lar;,,., ,;,at b,on az = nedoe
81: 81 s,,,,ns;ss;o che would a.
= 49,. $500, &c hsr ;,,ter-
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~, = s4;r;,,s - one, =, rs;se the en-
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would be WltndrSWjMS rom TIC Coiites',
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70 THE
PEOPLE or THE UNITED STATES,
On the importance Of encouraging
AGRICULTURE& DOMESTIC MANU-.
FACTURES:
TENDING sHEw
That by a due encouragement Of these essen
tial interests the nation will be rendered
more respectable abroad and more
prosperous at home.
TOGETHER WITH AN ACCOUNT OF
The Improvements in Sheep at arlington
The native Sheep Of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed for extending his valua-
bic race of animals, for the benefit
of the country at large.
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FROM .ALAR TINE9UE.

canta;n Smith arrived here yesterday.
from Martinique-iett Moran the ed DC
tober. Two days previous to his sailing,
accounts were received there, that II sail
Of British, vessels, and 5000 troops had ar :.
rived at Barbados. 1t was supposed their
ob;ert was to attack Martinique. Provisions
of every kind had iisen so per cent at Mar
Unique.
The circuit court of the u. States COM
menced a special session IN tins town on
last Thursday, for the trial OF frecefick,
lob, and John Hoxie, on Indictment tor
hioh treason. Present, the n.Brock holst
Livingston, one of the Judges OF the s''-
preme court of the u. States, and the non.
Elijah Paine, Judge of the district court OF
Vermont. The court were occupied IN I'M
pannelling the jury and other preparatory
business, till Saturday evening. On MON,
dav morning, Frederick Hoxie was called
,o the bar. and number of witnesses, were
examined ON the part OF the government
when the counsel for fac prisoner stated,
that they had several Witnesses, bat sfaoui q
decline taking up the time Of the court ~
ths;r examination, as they conceived it
wholly unnecessary. Col. Harrington O.
nene,d she cause and recapitulated the eva ,,s-
gsnce on the part Of the government. Ing
~ Samuel Aitchcock and Daniel Feeranu
sso,rs spoke. IN behalf of the prisoner; and
ths district attorney made the closing plea.
Tudge Livingston then rose, aud N q
.,sa &c Concise. energetic and profoundly e
loanent address to the jury, sxpounded the
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LOTTERY OFFICE.

81 - 2 = 4 ~ = ~ AOA~'
&c T1cKETs in the Charitable
Marine Society Lottery, now
drawing, for Sale at the Q flee
of the alexandria DasN Gazette,
price Eivc Dolls. g Seuessty Jave
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and in.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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a CHARITY Sermon

Will be delivered the morsing Of tao nexe
I.oRD's nAY, at the Episcopal Church, bp
the Reverend lillian l.. Gibson, tie re-.
lief Of the poor indiscriminAtely, is the object
of this contribution.
The members Of the St. Andrews Society
are requested TO meet on that 6ay at the court
house, at II o'clock,A and from thence to
walk to Church.
BY order Of the President,
DONALD MACLEOD, Sec'ry.
November "a
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LITERARY.

. We have, within al few days, met with a
small volume entitled" Poems BY the Rev.
George Crabb, L. /. D.; and should be
remiss in our duty to the readers Of news
4papers if we did not express ourselves muck
delighted with its perusaI. The author, we
fad by his preface, was honcred with the
advice-and friendship Of many OF the dis
tingiished literary and political laminaries
of Great Britain, particularly DR.. Johnson,
Burke, Fox, and lord Thur.ow. About IS
years ago, they advised the. publication Of
some OF the pieces contained in this volume,
particularly the Village Poem in two
books; and the literary world was in rap-
lures to find at once in them the fascinating
softness of Goldsmith, and the more So
Tenn and precise beauties of Cowper. Mr.
Crabbs's publication was read with uncom-
mon, avidity by all classes, and much was
expected from his future labors, but the
public was not gratihed with his further es-
says until tbs month of Sept. 1907, when
the volume before us appeared.
1.-THE united testimony OF all the Reviews
of Great Britaill--the opinions of respect
able critics of our own country, and the
moresconyincing evidence. ofour hearts, are
to be relied on, this book is well worthy of
place in the library Of every lover of the
chaste effusions Of the Muse.
Mezv 1orA zap.
We have received from respectable cor.
respondent, manuscript Journal and circun-
stantial detail of the late political occurrences
in Mexico. We shall endeavor TO have it
translated for to-norrow's Gazette.~-it APP
pears that the deposed Vlce-Roy. Iturligary,
had formed plan for declaring the country
Independent of Spain, and causing himselfto
be proclaimed King. This plan was to have
been executed on the 10th September. 81
some means, however, it was discovered, and
an association Of the citizens was formed, who
determined at the risk of their lives and
fortunes, to preserve the dominion of the
country for their legitimate and beloved soyeA
reign, Ferdinand VII" The Vice-roy and
his children we're seized and imprisoned. A
provisional government is established, which
has acknowledged the Juntaat Seville, as sct-
ing for Ferdinand, ard has appropriated and
directed to be RENTED to Europe. whatever
sums may be called for by the Junta.
yyew- York haiser: 3
: I'd "
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e Printing inits various branches
executed with accuracy and dispatch
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From The Boston Csatinele Mo-. 10.
Massachusetts Legislature.

The two houses having yesterday COM
plcted the public business before them, his,
excellency the governor was pleased with
the advice and consent of council to adjourn
them to thelourth Wednesday in January
next.
A resolve passed yesterday, and was ap-
proved by the governor, authorising the pay
ment Of $500 to the secretary, for the pur-
pose Of paying the electors.
The certificates of the electors, signed
by the governor, we learn are not in the
usual form :-and that he has attached TO.
them the proceedings Of the legislature
relative to ths manner in which they were
chosen.
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From Providence, (R. Z Nov. IS.

6 On Wednesday last our election for
electors of president and vice president was
heldthroughout this state: We have, heard
from nearly all the towns and you may
count upon very handsome majority about
1907 for thesfoliowing gentlemen, VIZ. lhos
p. Ives, Christopher Fowler, Jas. Rhodes,
and Thos. Moves, Esqrs. Men, whose e
lection does honor to our state. Thus has
Rhode Island, IN one season, chosen her re-
representatives. to congress, and Y. ;. sena-
tor, together with electors, all Of true WASH
ingtonian principles and firm advocates tor
Free trade and Prosperity.
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B Y

CE0RGE ~ p. cUyTg, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District of Columbia.
nr Booksellers supplied on the usual
terms.
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GTe The price Of this paper to sub
scri6ersis four dollars per dnnun, to be
1aid IN Advance.
ADvERrIsEMFNTs, not exceeding a
square in length GO lines } are insert
ed, the first time far Seventy.tfve cents j;
three 10eeks CSia times J far three dol
lars and far eOery subsequent i'lserti-
ON, th,rty-three cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In favor Q those,
however, zoho adOertise By the gear Cei-
ther once or t1vice a 1Oeeek } a deduction
from the ab0ve price Of t1Oenty per cent.
IS made.
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Hat Mandatory.
GILBERTy cRATEW,

II ENC about to establish Hat Naupfacto-
ID ~ in the city Of Richmond. nearly opposite
The street leading from Col. Mayo's bridge
with determined resolution to do justice to
those who may fovor them win their custom.
They hatter themselves that their knowledge
and long experience in their business, together
with the punctuality, neatness, and dispatch
with which their work will be executed, will
iustifytheir claim to public patronage. They in
form the public that they now have large guam
tity of the best country made WOOL mrs,
and tolerable assortment OF FINE HTS
Their mandatory will be in operation in a few
weeks, when they will be able to make their
assortment complete. and comply with any Or
ders they may receive.
Richmond. Dec. 22d, 1903. wst
p. s. They have a strong, new, Pennsylva
MA mnde WAGEDN. fnrsnle 81 100
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MIR. GILES SPEECH,
DELIvEREi
In the Senate of the United States,

-
solution Of Mr.. Hikhouse, 20 reheaL the
Embargo LaEUs.
Continued.
His lordship said, " as to the duties
proposed to be levied under these or
ders of Council, he should only say
that when he peace 1882 took place
he never thought that he should have
lived, or that the British parliament
should have lived to see the day when
a proposition should be made to tax
America % And when a similar sug-
gestionwas made in the House of Com
! mons, what wa, Mr. Canning's reply {:
Did he deny the object? No Sir
But begged the gentlemen in the OPP
position not to tell the secret to the
Americans Hush g1ntlem IN was, in
substance, his reply. Thus adding in
dignity and insult to the arrogant pre-
tension. Upon this part of the sub
lect, L shall make no comment II
Impossible TO improve the eloquence
of this parliamentary language 1t
must strikrSeep into the hears Of G.
very true American
The gentleman from Connecticut
| (Mr Hillhouse) says, no tribute will
he paid, because there will be no IN
ducement TO pay it. France will not re-
ceive vessels iato her ports, which
have submitted to such Disgrace
1t is admitted that the tribute is impo
Ised and to avoid the payment Oft
we are to look to France: TO give up
our national character and our nation
al honor to the safe keeping Of the
French emperor. The gentleman
rose to explain. He protested against
making any such inference, THIS was
admitted. He only stated the facts
and Isupplied the inference. The In
ference from the facts deem irresist-
Iible.-I despise Sir, this miserable
subterfuge. Let US act like nation
OF freemen-Let US 81 the. conserYa.
tors of our own honor aud character
We should DC the gamers by it up
on the most economical calculation, IL
pounds shiliings, and pence. Our n.
! tional character is now worth more
than the deluslve gains held out by
this miserable commerce; and wouiC
sell for more in every market: submi
to this disgraceful tribute it would no
be worth cent, and would not sell 10
in any market.
The gentleman from Connection
I(Mr Hillhouse) says, that the embarg
: IS submission to the mandates OF bot
France and Great Britain, ard there
o fore dishonorobl-.-He makes thi
. statement,-France says. you shall no
r trade with Great Britain--Great Bri
!, tain says, you shall not trade wiz
! France-and we say we will not trad
). with either, aud therefore crafty botf
), The fallacy Of this argument consist
= in the mistatement.-Frauce say
y you may trade with me, and / am an,
:. Gus you should do so, but you shI
not trade with Great Britain we say
we will not trade with you, nor wit
H. Great Britain. Now, Sir, is this yie
ding to the mandate, or gratifying In
wish of France Certainly not. 20
Great Britain uses the same languag,
. md meets with the same reply.-No
l contend that We have neither yielde
submission, nor gratiaed the wish
either; but have resisted the wish,
and mandates Of both and have T
doubt that both are astonished at Il
y honorable and diguihed attitude "
+, nave assumed and hitherto persistt
ID IN.
b.. But, Sir, the gentleman intimates, th
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For Sale,

A n elegant second hand CHARIOT,
L \ with two sets of harness. Also, Sc
cond hand well toned PIANO FORTE.
Enquire at the Argus Office.
December %, 1905. w6t
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MIA made WAGGON. forsale, z s 100
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Wlrt'S Speeches.

w 1T . OpeCC1GS'
o. The Editor Of the Argus has lately
published the
SPEECHES Of WILLIAM WRIT, Esq
on the trial Of Col. AARON BURR, ana
others. With portrait by ST. Memin.