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Aygsst Is.
n TO Rent.

T%HE subscriber Off RS to "
more years, 40 Joining ,hs e, iofeoric or
on he nor lives, Blacksnit;,,ss T. pace where
complete set OF FOOLS, Due)T.s Pop, WITH a
comfortable condition, calcula, g-House in
ly, together with between thr sd for farni..
Of very rich land.--From &c and four acres
!. scye,ra years expe-
rience, can WITH s!ssfh declare, tfat flleres
can be no better stapa for a blacksmith thar
the one now offered to let ssn -
Thomas b. MorsIaNas-..
Maryland, Broad-Creek,2 s
Taecemher q -fI5.1 lawtf
.N. 8. If don't rent the line stand, ~
will give good wages to q young man. or !"
man with family. o. ~.
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TO r E " 7.

TWO STORES, in 9Royal-street, with
Dwellings,. (near Mr.. Gadsby'sl now ftting
up. Happlication is immediately mase !ney
can be fitted to answer the tenants. one of
them has bakehouse which will be removed
ifnot applied for soon.
Also, q two acre Lot and Garden, on hen lei:
~, and Wplfr-s,reets, snear MI. Ezra ST.
aeu's) with small House and hltcheh.
Also, a Brick House on Coiumeus-s as..'
and two other Brick Houses Oh Z o'o'''"e
Strand, - paor
January 40.
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Joseph MANDE VILE,

JOSEPH VAUDEVILLE,
CoRNER sr KING AND FATRFAx-S7REE7s )
HAS RECEIVED,
5000 ID. Cohen Cheefe 1T quality
II ton assorted Patent Shot,
80 half chests s boxes
s:::: sy:,'. rr1s
S pipes choice Cognac Brandy,
80 Bills. Rye Whiskey,
Is CAGES old AleSos Garst sApsriof
quality,
70 ID. Nutnegs,
SO doze.l London husta1Es
S casks London refined Salt-prsa
S casks chewing Tobaoeo small twasf,
80 boxes Soap,
As do. mould and dipp'd Csadlsg
As kegs yellow ground Ging&,
SO boxes F1ayanna Segars,
cwt. Zatse Currants,
Esisins in boxes and Casio
Pearl and hullcd Barley.
A small quantity basket sak. /.
Which with very general assortneA OF
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, ne will sell
low fer cash, produce .orthe 1ssasal credits
Nov Is
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FiG,ing- Shore TO Rent.

TO Rent.
The three story DwellngHouse, Bake
House, Flour-Shed and Out-Aouses, belong.
ing to Thomas CrandeI, deceased situate On
Union-strees, between King s Prlnce-streets
also, a House, Stable and Clubhouse, to-
gcther Win the Lot adjoining, situate at the
West End, For further particulars enquire of
Aathony Rhodes.
IAn.lnS,u, I q ~
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Thls,is to give Notice.

v~HAT tho subscriber ofAlexandria couIa-
I ty in the district Of Columbia, has OBJ
tsinca from the Orphans court OF sad county,
letters of administration with the will annex
ea.on the estate OF Alexander hammond de-
ceased al persons having claims against Inc
said Gac,d are hereby warned to exhipit tneIn
with the voucher thereoito the subscriber on
or before the twenty -sixthaay ofJaly next, or
taey nay by law be excluded from all oenenl
10 said estate; and those indebted thereto are
requested to make inamediate payment
Given uryaer my hand this Goth day OF tallu-
airy ISos.
Elifha c. Dick. Adw'r.
Jan. IS. so0s'
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N0tlcels hereby given

70 tie S1oekAoiaer. Of the Ba'ak u y4leraaafrfa,
FSHAr dividend of three and a halt per
4 cent. on the capital stock OF said bank,
for the half year ending7,a day, IS declared,
and viii be ready to be pads 70 them, OF their
on Thursday next the seventh
instant.
BY order ofthe President and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin. Cashier,
January 4. Staw+w !.
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e. The Centlenen Of Alex-
2ndria arc rsnucsted 10 meet at Air. Alex
AEnER GoaDoN's Washington Tavern, on
Friday evening, 5th instant, fer the purpose
OF choosing Manages Tor 81 Assembly.
. February 4. ct
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Tohll G. Vowel.
.<LSG, 70 RENT,

VE@AA>a~'9 = Y =
The House late,y occupied by Mrs Asf7
rerag9, slssia.e Oh Nfater-stFeet, having every
conyenienee TO accommodate a genteei iiln MI
". Impeeiate possession May be had.-Ap-
ply asSahose.
January -. olA
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-06
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
TIE COLONIES.

From tie Louisiana Gazette 9 -iHS' ~ ~.
We have been favored by rssPS'':Y i,
mercantile house of this city, wlll nc ''oy S,
Of letter, received by the Danlsll sc'oJ Ts.
Henry, from an intelligent merchant c d. o :,
"a Cruz, which we have Translated \: vi. #
Gazette it contains concise MARIAN.
the events which took place in that GU, IL
neighborhood on the arrival OF a veSS'," 't,,.
DIS patches from Bonaparte. We cons,dI; IN
late our country, Spain, and TIE "c :fs.-I
general, on the spirit and loyalty m s.,n,t.
by the American subjects OF the uhloi, Ss r.
Ferdinand the With, who appear 10 " il,
solved, let what will happen, to lVs aur Of
without submittingto the odlous 'y.s saIse
Napoleon. We feel for their e" 10 trust
shall rejoice in their success-ana ". ,sous
that the wisdom of the American p ,orr.
viii force timid administration u oru:.
rate in the liberation of a noble anu y.
rous nation, from the yoke OF io. [,a;ty i
rant, who only waits for the opp0l'NA'
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From tie North american.
THE TWO MILLION OF DOLLARS.

have .lready shewn that Notwithstanding
the certificates Of Messrs. Duval, Gailatin
and Nourse, Eonaparte may have received
the two million Of dollars lorg before now
and if he has not yet received them, he may
receive them before the end OF this year.
This fact is certain; ;,nmense sums are
drawn from the treasury under the direction
OF tie present secretary Of STATE, NiT. Ma
olson, which are drawn Tor certain purposes,
but we have seen from FIR. Caliatin's cerJi-
fcate, that the president by his VIII can d.
vert those sums 70 other purposes. Noper-
sons but jefferson and Madison can tell us
what sums have peen diuetted into the COT
fer5 or to tic use OF Napoleon.
To Jefferson and Madison Will there
fore, now address few questions.
!. Had not Mr.. SkipNith been for con-
siderable length of time our agent, consul
or vice-consul, Or in some official station in
France? Did he not return to the United
States some time before the Hornet sailed
And did he not return to France in the Hor-
net?
9. For what purpose was the mission OF
Mr.. Sklpwlth to this country Was it not
to let our administration know that Bona
parte wanted money and which MIR. Ma
olson says zoe must g,ive.
5. Did not the Hornet 60 to New York?
Did she not there take on board from one of
the banks, two million of dollars in boxes
And where were those boxes slowed 1.-THE
whole two millions were not in specie, was
not the residue sent on in bills of exchange
and was not the whole under the care Of
Mr.. Skipwith
4. Did not the Hornet proceed directly
to the port Of i Orient in France Did not
Mr.. Skipwith there land, taking with him
the bills of exchange, if any And were not
the boxes Of dollars there landed under tho
care of Mr. Skipwith And did not Mr..
Skipwith proceed from thence with the tri-
butte to Paris !?
S. Did not the Hornet proceed directly
from L Orient to the Mediterranean And
now tell the public what has become of that
two million of dollars ?
The questions have propounded will |
convince Je9srson and Madison that kzow !,
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THE LAST SCENE.

The LAST SCENE.
IT ought to be remembered h,
all parties, that in all the discuss;o,n.A 'ea
take place respecting the continusna. wig s9
embargo, not word is ever uttered Os
Jeaersonian party, with regard to o1,r D. I.
TURE REVENUE. This Is a. 80 ~
which democratic writers DARE. Ny, W.
MENTION. We have. all fsder, TV y.
anti-elnbargo writers of every dese,:. :
have, over and over, enquired, pIe1r jug
this nation do far funds, 7vhen these ds.'
edn the treasury 5y our late e9,ane,r r" :,
exhausted. +"
Thisis question of the most serns.,
sequence. 1t is question which on :
ponents sedulously keep out Of view, Er
cannot be goaded into reply. But H.!
question which every citizen, whose MI
is net bent on his country's dvstrur,,,
should revolve in his own mint
subject of SO plain nature, that am NJ,
of common sense, howeverpartislIv a,r,
toned to political speculations cspns,,
conclusions perfectly convincing 10 I'm.
self.
Commerce has supported Our scr,r
ment, and supplied our public wants i
is arrsstcd-lt is destroyed. ,Ir Veh l.
son tells Us plainly it is best to DO withc
il; and his partizans assure him and n
that his plan is wise and must be sxecv,
cd.
Shortly there will not be found doNa NJ
the treasury. VIII government at sub Al
season, under the greatest possible tisady1.
tages, sacrifice our public lands? The h|
would be incalculable, and the amo:MSs
expended. VIII they impose DIREG
TAAES? They will be INDUSTRIOUS, a
the people without trade have no mesA u
pay. VIII they single CIT those Of cHt|
rizens whose successful industry has PLACID
them in afsucnce, plumber them and rcS
them Of their estates? Such viIamy viii
never be countenanced nor endured Ns|
lust community; or even ii miqultouaID TO
lerated for time the te7c could soonbt G.
qualized, or ruined, destruction descend q
the possessor of ordinary fortune. THESt
CONSEQUENCES OF A CONTlNC
ED EMBARGO ARE INEVITABLE
Ingenuity can point out no plan whatever
avoiding them. For Heavens sake, ta7
LET the long prejudiced friends Of adTiaa-
tration and it's fatal policy look ct tn@F'
preaching scene.
We know that if the enbargobe ret Il
moved, our citizens VIII ere long set Its re
strictions and its penalties at defiance
Without entering INFO discussions OF 'onsl
tutioglal points and powers, every lid
knows and feels, that no republican goV CIR
merit can coNsTITuTIoNALLY RUIN ~ u,
CITIZENS CHAEoED VIII ~
CRIME. This viii remove sofuPs'
conscience, and the people WILL trade e..
Mr.. Jefferson VII have no revenue, on "
own plan, to raise a physical force b. ., Ian
or sea, 10 restrain shem. but Wilise sls0
tizens viii be thus reduced tc SAFE Oh ID
ture, and while they viii save thenlSsN:
and their families 1ronl poverty, oI u''
own exertiops, srill no relief WI allS' :
our ruined revenue the hcrrid coaS'HOI y,
es we have already suggested w'il be 1( 'a".
ed, or what is to be no less DREADED NV,
cnsuv-Hle trderaJ s'2vcrn"'ent, on" e, u
jtr:de, owr happiness at'd oHr s"0'5% ~.
brcsen UP, lis members aistersea, ana 10
teyation cease!
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CHORUS.
FOREIGN.
WA NEW-YORK,l
BaNxs OF TIE MAINE, July %.

We are assured that his aighness the prince
arch-chancellor of the French empire, will,
after the return of the emperor, make jour
ney into Germany; the object ofwhich is said
to be the organization of the confederation OF
the Rhine. He will visit tie court of the
prince prim*se, and at the opening of the ap-
preaching sitting of the states, ne will pro-
pose several important measures, calculated
for the support and security OF the whole bo-
dy.
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eargoes, Ihave alresdycommenced process
before the court Of prizes, when it pleased
his majesty to render On the 27th January
last a particular decision, which pronounclng
general conhscation, orders that the great
er part Of the goods, such as cotton IN wool
or spun. sugar, coffee and leaf tobacco, shall
be transported to France and there sold AID
consumed.
Although respectfully submitting to the
inversion of the order OF judiciary proceed
ings by which am unexpectedly struck by
the legislator himself, who becomes judge
and party without hearing me in the causes
the copnizancc and defnitive judgment OF
which had deigned to attribute to his court
ofprizes, to make his application OF the laws
I have presented additional petitions IN sup
bort of the certificate of origin, and other
documents peremptorily efhcacious to solicit
from his majesty some notifications OF his
decision Of the 9Th January last; but am
informed that the court has received sove-
reign prohibitions from taking cognlzance
of them as well as Of all other claims OF same
nature.
This new effect of the supreme authority
which am bound to revere, nterdlctng
ME all private solicitation, | take the Liberty
of having recourse to your excellency,s IN
tercession to inform his majesty the emperor
that his particular decision OF January 27th
and March las not being legislatively known
in ali four parts of the globe where they az
fl;ct through retrogression tacitly abroga-
tory of the 9Th article of the decree OF the
21st November, 1906, they cannot extend
there the same effects OF omnlpotence on
commerce and assurances which they pos
sess in the French empire as well as III the
countries occupied by her armies, that con-
sequen.ly the Suspension OF the atr ibntion
to the court of prizes it would seem ought
to be completely raised but # on tie con-
trary it should please his majesty to main
tain the same, his majesty will deign at least
TO orderits authentic PRONUNCIATION to give
it throughout the world the regular charac-
teristicks OF law suspenslve OF the reclttd
decree.
/ have TIE honor, &c.
PARIS, Isl april, 1908.
NOTE.
We find no doubt existing here of the e.
Gcacy Of the Berlin decree, but Ii could not
be made TO cover these cases.
3mius Henry, arriOrd ed Oct. 1907,
and 1oas seized on immediafely.
J,asiafa arrived Sd Dee. 1907
s Fran tie North american.
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something Of this business <
answer these questions Il W. hey i,
will then bring forward lny raop sggadil s
NIB. The name Of II. H., blclus
the printer, to be confidently d; : sitsi
Jefferson and Madison, or ei,5es ss :
Fran: tie BOSTON 2EpEPTep,
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G0untru Gazette, S Dollars.
A BACHANALIA AN.

The thirsty earth drinks up the river,
She thirsts and gasps for rain again;
The plants that in the earth they arc
BY constant drinking fresh and fair.
CHORUS.
So fill your bowls boys, FIJI them high,
Fillall your glasses around, for why
Should every creature drink but l,
Ye men of morals tell me why
The Sea itself, as one would think,
Would have but little need of drink;
Yet, drinks ten thousand rivers up,
Till well she ovcrhows her cup.
CHORUS.
So FIJI your bowls boys, fill them high.
The Sun himself as one would guess,
By his druaken fiery face no less
Drinks up the Sea--and when that's done,
The Moon and Stars drink 9p the Sun.
CHORUS.
So 6I your bowls boys, Fill them high,
The Moon and Stars by their own light,
They e,acc and resel all the night;
There is nothing in nature sober found, :
But one eternal health goes round.
CHORUS.
SO fill your bowls boys, Sill them high,
Fill all your glasses around, for why
Should every creature drink but |,
Ye men OF morals tell ihe why
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The thirsty earth drinks up the rivers
She thirsts and gasps for rain again
The plants that in the earth they arc
BY constant drinking fresh and ialr.
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NtESEA, fH!y IL.
The army of the Grand Vizier, which has
been reinforced from time to time by hume
rous divisions from Asia, has now advanced
from Adrianople to Sophia. The Russian
colonel Beckleuritbew has arrived again the
head quarters of prince Prosoroski, from Con-
stantinepe. He, according to the ancient
custom of the Sublime Porte received an
answer to his mission from the hands OF the
Grand Vizier. The Russian army, which has
received considerable reiniorccments. has TAX
en- various positions on the shores of the Da-
pube The Turkish fortresses are we'll sup
piled with provisions and ammunition, and
they are interchangeable IN raising new works.
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PARIS, July IS.
The Grand Duke Of Berg passed through
Lourde on the night of the 18th, to take the
benefit ofthe waterso of Cranterez. The Grand
Clutches of Berg is shortly expected here, on
her return from Bayonne.
The report is spread at Strasbarg, that his
majesty the Emperor will shortly arrive there
Fresh depots of troops were daily arriving
there. and were training and exercising.
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n. inhabitants Of Ocana and Arsnjuez, ar'G
that. IN Madrid the command was exerciseu
bv sayary and Grouchy. The individual from
whom we have this information is Don Duis
ouipara, chief officer Of the provincial coma
DORA, of well known integrity.
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of sheer good will no doubt, denied them.
Read the following authentic documents.
TRANSLATION
C.rsuadyu documents addressed By ---, q
Homburs, to Smith and Buchanan, and
{. I. Kalkma1, of Baltimore, respecting
the ships Tuhs.s Henry and 1Funi"1a, and
their cargoes.
Yesterday received verbal information
from the French custom-house, that the
emperor had condemned all goods without
exception, ecized FROM the tlmo the CUSTOM
house arrived here, until the end OF 1907 I;
among these are all the goods, whic in that
period coming to me, have been stopped,
SO that there is no chance OF a release Tor
the cargoes Of the Julius Henly* and Junl-
ata.f
This is against all expectations no one
had an idea of it. These innocent goods
sharS the same fate with the English, "a
gainst which the French cmperor's DEGREES
are directed. According to these DEGREES
the court OF prizes al Paris had toprcnounce
the sentence but have received no such
sentence from tina. tribunal. AS early IS
the latter part of January the emperor has
pronounced the conhscation. Il his came
entirely unexpected to the American consul
here, the more so, as he had letter from
general Armstrong at Paris, IS late as the
first of March, stating that Tor while no
decision would take place respecting Amc-
r;can property under seizure. They have.
begun transporting the coffee and sugars by
land to France.
How much these unfortunate occurrences
have affected me, you may easily imagine,
have used every Effort, and tried every
way 10 prove the clear and fair standing Of
these cargoes saved no expence, and have
engaged ain eminent lawyer to conduct the
claims before the court of prizes, and had
well grounded reasons to expect a favorable
decision but now every hope is frustrated;
all is done In vain.
HAMBURG, lb,'I -, 1908.
Mtmoria}of she a5ove mentioned counsel adj
dressedt0 the minister ct tsreisn relations
al Paris.
Nix LORD,
Founded on the 9th article Of the decree
rendered by his majesty the emperor and
king, on the 21st November, 1906, for the
invariable rule Of commerce, the merchants
of Hamburg, consignecs of the cargoes seiz-
ed, although actually coming from different
ports of the United States of America, have
deputed me here to present to the court of
prizes the claims they were exclusively COM
PEELED to submit to its dehnitive Judgment,
in conformity to that inviolable law which
orders: (article 9th I" Our court of prizes
atParis is charged to render dehnitive iudg-
ment of all controversies which may take
place in our empire or in the countries oc-
cupied by the French armies, relative to the
execution OF the present decree"
Relying with respect and confidence. on
this legal provision, which was to have de-
cided the Fate OF the claimants as well as
that of the shippers and underwriters Of the
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CoRuNNA, Mlu Il.

From person arrived here from Madrid,
which he left at noon on the 3oth OF June, we
learn, that no more than 5000 French troops
remained quartered there, exclusively of 25oo
sick in the hospitals, who, for the greater
part, were brought there wounded-That on
the day previous to his departure 1.-THE 2eth of
June) between seven and eight O'Clock in the
evening. NIura. had taken his departure from
that Court, escorted by 400 men, selected
from the Imperial Guard, anu the able hor-
ses; that he was proceeding, lying on two
mattresses, In his carriage, and very inhrm,
which gives color to the report of his death.
He further adds, that on the day of his de-
parture, it was understood at Madrid, that
the out posts ofthe army of Esehardaria were
within four leagues of the enemy, and that he
aemsnded 10000 rations for bis army from
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KAARLEM, Lulu 2s,

According to letters from Paris. the prize
Sourt has condemned the American vessels,
the Mercury and John Adams, Captain E. K.
Bangs, with their cargoes bound from Phiia-
delphia to this place,
A letter from Copenhagen, of the ninth,
states the condemnation by the prize court
there, of the American slip the Margaret,
from Baltimore, with cargo of sugar aid
coffee.
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From the United Suites Gazette.


WORSE THAN THE BERLIN DECREE.
II is but short time since we were obnged
to enforce conviction on the minds OF our
Frenchihed editors, and their readers,
that Bonaparte's Berlin Decree was not a
dead letter, as they termed it, but an ell
Gent law to the citizens of the y. States,
and vigorously executed on them. The
partizans of our meek administration
could not for their souls believe that the
benevolent mind of their beloved hero,
would carry into effect such threatened
seventies against the country OF Jefferson
and Madison it was only intended as
an admonition to whip us into place.
What will those good love bestowing
creatures now say, when they ind that
the agents and consignees Of the Amerl-
can merchants were 1T the time invoking
the humane provisions of the said decree,
and PRAYING that the property OF our tel
low-cit.zens might not be subjected to a
harder fate by the mere dictum OF Bona
parte, which great boon, it seems was, out
of sheer good will no doubt, denied them.
Read the following authentic documents.
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TAswe mean to make the late letter Of John
Quincy Adams, the subject Of particular cfl-
ficism in a series Of MURDERS, 10 which We
shall consider the writer in his double capacity
of an honorable senator and professor OF rhe-
toric, we begin, as in fairness we ought, with
publishing the letter itseif.l
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The following classical and arSumsn 's :
SpEs.t Oh will surely awaken The attenuon
Of every good man in the community, g
opr pre.ent distressfuI and perilous condi-
rion.--These are times when the move,
ments of the national machine are iInpeaea
by clogs and impediments, when the peace
ofthe people is disturbed by the alarms. o.
war and the hayward policy OF their rulers.
The grand counsellors for the NATIONAL SAFE
II have enacted law which presses nafdiy
upon every individual of the community
Witch has arrested our career upon the ROAD
to wealth and national greatness, ana whleh
has thrown thousands OF INDECENT ana hslp-
less families upon the bounty OF the more
.ffiucnt and unernbarrasscd Il was 70 m
duce the administration party to repeai snis
destructive law, that this speech was deil.
yercd, and IN uufh it does honor to the mead
and heart of Its author. The details are
minute and intercstins--the political ln1or-
NATION correct, and its style pure and II ow-
ing. The question of the constitutlonality
of a law empowering .he President to re-
peal an act of the Legislature i discussed
with great legal ability and mastery d
droitness. We hope our readers VIII give I've
10 this fine piece parliamentary eioquehce
most serious perusal
TN-a shfngton FeGerohst.