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October 70, 1903.
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| DIED, in London, Mr.. Henry Fuge-
san, Et. "a, a native Of America: he was
| found dead near the tower; and $1,000. IN
hank notes were discovered sewed IN be-
tween his ragged and filthy clothes; the
product doubtless of his many years active
employment in the asking OF aims trade
bnt wha, is more astonishing, and will be OF
| more consequence to the literary world, IS,
/ that a bundle of manuscript in his own hand
t writing. was found in his pocket, containing
] ) concise. learned and elegant history otthe
! nrco,.pss Of the arts & sciences in Asia, Africa
Enrope & America, from the period OF the
| Roman Augustus up to the year I o8. lnflls
wretched hovel nsar the city very valuable
library was found; and the antlquarlan'
and booksellers had bid high to obtain it.---
{ He was always very modest for begsar
and was known to have done numerous ACT.
Of charity to orphan poor. twas remarked
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|ENGLAND.-By the latest accounts
Pare informed, that Mr.. Pmckney, our
|nsterat London has a fair prospect OF a
frdy and amicable adjustment with Great
Edain.
fRANCE.-As Duane IS high authori-
vegive the following ca this part OF the
aect:
From TIE Aurora.
1--WE csn speak with the best assured
that no change whatever has Ia
|aPaee, rorwas any likely 10 take place
|'Francc, in relation to the milan Decree:
Ehssis mas been determined since the re-
|a2 the EMPEROR to Paris, in Angus, to
sSss more effective and rigorous exclu-
aaof Intercourse between ali parts OF the
ssiiacnt, under the power or influence or
s'sase, than before"
I, The following is copied from a Baltimore
IO@,SOuatic paper. 8.
laspolicy OF Bonaparte towards SPAN,
ts informed, issolely a measure OF his
Saa, IN direct opposition to the advice O.
SCablnet. And the stern repagnarlce OF
il.asyrand to dis i, judged policy IS SAID
saase brought him into disgrace with the
apsror.
lie world now beholds the detestable sa-
: Of Bonaparte retiring, with contu-
:, "a aud dismay, from the aspectof the trs'
s4oa on the European continent who has
s'ed to look them boldly in the face. a
:, Isl important lesson is thus afforded to tbs
,ss'lassated nations Of Europe, with regard
saat should have been their past, and
y, ICY ought to be their future conduct Inc
hue example of Spain has already reused
d r ae 6hSor Portugal to arms and victory
80 : msrclless tyrant, whose yoke IS the
II ~ CALLING with which humanity has evel
% sa oppressed, has already seen nearly ons
:, aarea thousand OF his savage nyrmidon:
pieces, taken prisoners, or gone owe
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.,,,rs0dY, OCTOBER 20.

Lac from Mr.. Pinkney, our MI
Dir Dlfsl 5 ,n,,on. whicharrived at n. York
british Packet lord Chesterfield,
FL he'd he department. Of state yester-
.,lerssasd that the relations between
F s.,;sb government and that OF the q.
Oes ,a;Ss much in the same situation
o. ,,;d attfe time OF the St. Michaeis
2. rny,a1a. Mr.. Pinkney had, how
S'5 manner which reflects great credit
F''lss;asrlf AID lrsssre upon our govern
q ~ r,,ssn.cs! to Mr.. Canning a memoir
81 Y! places The subject of the orders IN
s ',ass tie embargo upon such a basis
|''s .,vr Great Britain devoid OF any Just
~ n The continuance of the former
e. 'I,I;vnce 10 his instructions, 1t is SAID ne
ps .r,gaa IN an ainicabls and very respectful
i, II drn naneer, the propriety OF the a
u. ..,.:on Of those orders, on the ground,
=, they were issued on the supposltlon
Ill States had not resistedthe French
=. and the American government hav-
's.oo5se,l TO enforce the embargo against
8 3 !! she will not abrogate hsr DEGREES,
o aanul its operation against the Bri-
.;fshcy MI, repeal their. orders, there no
], ,qIllains aae cause for the existence
SsraeTs O. council. Al say rate With
rid the u. States.
!. pi.l.aey, we understand, has very
as,l coaclus,yeiy conbatsed the idea
81 81. Stats did not resist the Berlin
e. lie represented that general Arm
~ orr minister at Paris, had demand
! I, expsanatioa from the French govern
! As soon as the decree made rs appear
md had received assurance that It was
perat to apply 10 America ard thatfor
E moafhs afterwards no condemnation
lssssea place under the Berlin decree, the
case being That Of the Horizon, which
,ot kucwE ii England when the orders
,une.l were decided upon and that the
INan government, rs soon as It had utl-
aol ths French were proceeding to act
aths decree against the u. States, op-
.aa;ae encroaehme;lt by the embargo.
S British cabinet had taken the memo
aso consideration, and 81 answer was
rtsd BY NIr. Pinkney in the course Ola
DAYS. Bv the return of the Hope,
i, from her Being q swift saiier, may
pected il a very iew days, our govern
.willbe made fully acquainted with the
h 50 that on the meeting OF congress,
i before, we shall be enabled to INFORM
,r5lic Of the final determination OF the
ISL government, upon which will depend
gyat measure the future dispositions OF
'Ona. The probability is in favor Of an
.a5e adjustment Of differences.
u r 1f~a,,1<.- ~
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By the Packet arrived at New York, Lon
don papers to the lth of September have
been received. The London Editor says he
has Dutch papers to the fourth, and that the
ports of Holland were opened. The Shep-
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second of September: accounts by her are
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been opened. Though the London printed
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swell the bosoms Of men who are fighting
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October 90.
ORPHANS COURT,

= q
Alexandria County, October Term, 1903.
ORDERED.
That the administrator of PETER WISE,
Junior, deceased, do insert the following adj
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times week for six weeks.
Test.
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of him, that when he was out, Begging, he
was employed either in reading or writing !;
and being master of the various European
languages, and always at home 9th any
passer.by his pleasing address and quaint
remarks obtained him many friends. 1t is
not known that he has left any relations in
England or in the United States OF AMER,
ca.
ss's s b rs i
DIED, this morning, Mrs. AsNAsELLA
BRocKErT, consort of Mr.. Robert Brochett,
of this town. The friends and acquaintance
of the family are requested to attend her fur.
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from the dwelling On Washington street.
s
~ At the foIicltation of a
number Of our country friends.
we shall commence, on the 9Th
Of this month, the publication
Of a paper for the country, three
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Estract 9fa letter from Montreal, dated The
2Sth Of Sept. sSO9.

ssThe embargo has done great good here,
Pot ashes has sold at 228 dollars per ton !;
oak logs at one shilling and s pence per foot
and every other article in proportion we
hope Mr.. Jefferson may continue the Fm-
barge for years
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go The Sloop
SO HIRING ny;
49, ~ CAPTAIN ELLWooD,

las arrived from PhiIadelphla III passage
of four days and hall, ana will sail again IN
all week Forireight or ps>sage. apply
to the master on beard at Remsag's wharf.
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MAIN would Be- locked up. Il the em5arss
n IS Is be removed at all, It was q tns ~
81 most importance that it should Dc done
Ss3s5rgrptly that it should be decided WITHIN
& fortnight from this time. And whetfierIt,
should i Be- removed or not, it was Of import
sa,,ee to know the opinion OF this boas.'--
Need gentlemen now be told that IN almost
all the ports Of the union vessels were &C.
pairing for sea! That some had even Dene
their sails, many having taken .carSoes OH
hoard /? These now remained In state OF
suspense, and a state of suspense always
gave birth to perpetual speculations. 10
put a stop to these speculatlons 1t was me-
cessary that a decision of the question should
be had. How it should be decided at thsa
present time Mr.. ID. said he. did not under
take to say. The people should know, as
soon as practicable, consistently with tine
decornm of legislative deliberation, the de-
eision of the house.
AS to the question asked by the gentle
man from Pennsylvania Mr.. Smile as to.
paving tribute, and as to the gentleman who
proposed the resolution being willing to pay
tribute--if the gentleman wanted 20 know
the spirit of Vermont, Mr.. d. referred him
to the history Of the revolutionary war. Let
the gentleman see if, for her numbers, any
other state gave the enemy more bloody
battles. Let him then suppose the gentle.
man from Vermont to differ from the mass
OF his feilow-citizens whom he represents.
Mr.. ID. eensllred these insinuations as IN
decorous in the extreme.
Mr.. d. said the present motion led to
question Of serious moment; ard when they
came to decision Of it he wished it to be
done by comparing their opinions fairly,
frankly, and decisively if necessary and
that they might unite in taking the course
which would best maintain the rights anu
preserve the honor Of the nation. On the
question of the raising o. the embargo, il
was necessary, however, that there should
be an authoritative decision one way or O.
Their.
(IAursdays troseedins's to DC contausd.)
SaGzsI-s
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,,,,tivatc ssls most trienJsy ahF7f ~ - So
.th the y. S. ..ar
W Tbs undersigned IS persa aded tiaaf TIT.
s.tney would beone oi'she las fss1'nse us s.
a Ms often idly asserted, that prssslr
sas ~, other county isnecessary d service
S - 3 the prosperity Of this. The ProsFsFs|
- America is essentially the psosper1tys
y :. Britain, and the strength and pow !
{ /, Great Britain are not for herself only J,
=. e fa- the world. When those adjustments
> seu ,ake place, 10 which, though unfortu-
''s 's,r not practicable at this moment, nor
~. the conditions prescribed by Mr..
snIhey. the undersigned, nevertheless,
,a6,lently looks forward it viii perhaps
- Insecure pledge, for the continuance
= j, he rood understanding between the. two.
s., -, that they viii have learnt duly to-
s 's,ec;.,te each Others friendship and that
s ! I'm not hereafter be imputed to G. Bri-
So ,.;;.her on the one hand that she envies
s w. industry as preiudicial to British
',r,s,srce. or, on the other hand, that she
: compelled to court an intercourse with.
america, as absolutely necessary to herown
|txsterce.
H;s MAJESTY would not hesitate 70 contrl-
,,te. IN aav manner in his power, to restore
! The commerce Of the u. States, It's won't
| i art;viitv and If it were possible TO make
nv sacrifice for the repeal OF the embargo,
rits.out appearing 10 deprecate It as a mea-
IRE Of hostility, he would gladly have faci-
s.3,ed its removal as measure OF snconve-
lxns restriction ppon the hmeFt1s'n Pso-
lse undersigned, is commanded, IN con-
,lu.ioo. TO Observe, that nothing is SAID in
M. p,ncknev.s letter, of any Intention to
r.veal tn proclamation by which the ships
| war Of Great Britain are intsrticted from
. ii those rights Of hospitality in the ports OF
he u STATES. which are freely allowed to.
he ships OF bis ma;esty's enemies.
The continuance OF an Introduction which,
3mder such circumstances, amounts SO near
ITO direct hostility, after the willingness
Fpiessed, and the attempt made BIZ his M.
sty. to remove the cause on which that
bsasure had been originally founded, would
|ford bat an inauspicious omen for the
pnmencement OF. system Of mutual con-
EEstion and the emission OF any norice
dthat measure in The proposal which Mr..
Ekney has been instructed tobring tor
bard, would have been of itself a material
Esfest in the overture of the president.
But tie undersigned is commanded no
hther to dwell upon this subject than for
he purpose of assuring Mr.. Pinkuey, that
On this and every other point in discussion
stween the two governments, his MAJESTY
Earnestly desires the restoration OF perfect
good understanding, and that his majesty
would decline no measure for the attainment
II that object, which should be compatible
WITH his own homer and just rights, and
nth the interests OF his people.
The undersigned requests Mr.. PlnAney
sll accept the assurances Of his high consi-
trlton.
(Signed)
GEORGE CANNING.
To be ccassauea.
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Ho,iand GIN
WHlSKEY in barrels
eHERRINGS and SHAD 10 10.
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