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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
ST. PErEpspuncu. NM. IL.

oi' 'b'ERSBUkGu, JbOU- l.
nave 10 communicate TO you, that
TIE seals of Government have been pu,
upon all the warehouses; nC British mer
chants, and of British subjects who are
foreign guests.
An embargo is likewise laid upon all
BRUSH shipping in Ctonstadt, &c. have
o., 'de'able satisfaction in say ,ng. hat only
ne tour ships hereinafter mentioned have
been seized.
9 Timely information of that hostile in.
tent'on was given, and 10y the great exer.
non oil Mr.. Booker, all the others were
loaded and dispatc ed. The ships de,ain
"a are the E'be. Be,sey, Apollo and Mary.
The Apollo was afterwards liberated
The Austrian Messenger who sailed
from Dover some time since with dis
patches from prince Stahrembcrr TO the
Austrian Ambassador AT Paris, returned
on Saturday with an answer; report SAYS.
lnat prince Stahremberg's departure
from this country will very shortly take.
place. The messenger arrived at Deal
on Friday, on board The Lynx s!oop, at
which lime q cartel from Holland also
reached the Downs.
gentleman of the name of Jones, arriv-
Cd IN town Yesterday, from Verdun, and had
conference with Mr. Canning, at the Fo-
reign Once, in Downing street, and also
with Mr. Pole, the Secretary of the ADM,
rally. Mr. Jones states that all the Ameri-
can prisoners at that place, who had been
taken during the war on board OF English
vessels, have been set at liberty, and allow
ed to return home. Among them are seve-
raj purscrs, lieutcnants, warrant officers.
&c yet they were all discharged, with only
The allowance OF common seamen. The
discharge of these prisoners, clearly shcw
that Bonaparte is anxious to cnnciliate A.
merica. Indeed, in the present state or
things, in relation to England, it is sound
policy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
London, December IS.

London, December IG.
he intelligence ofthc week is of more
than common interest, ~-American papers
have been received, which contain the
speech Of the pr-,ident OF The y. S,ates
upon The meeting Of Congress--ltis not in
the tone Of conciiiation. OF ordinary tenn
Derance; it's the speech of a man who
seepsto think quarrel unavoidable, and
as such coptrmplales il as a matter rather
o. congraulaiion than as polilcalmisfor.
nre.
Hsrclibe the feeling in America before
he late plcciamstions IN our gazeite have
reeched them--w~ may easily conjec ore
how nnch heir recruitment will rise upoi
he siehtoftbese commercial in,erdiciions.
II The public miod were even now wuver.
ing these orders Would most assuredly SIX
't' the door will thus he shu, upon accom-.
mediation, and war mus be inevitable.
An arucle in one of the llan,burqh pa.
pers states, that tie ~hoIe Of The coasf oil
The continent, fnr Daniz;c 10 thee2,renc
point Of The sou'li oi Portugal, is to be oc-
cupied by Fee, ca troops. AID that Gibral.
'ar was to be immediately attacked. The
force IN march tcwatde Span ADD Italy is
esteemed ~ on- hundred thousand men.
Considerable armies Of reserve are form.
my 20 feed and supply IT,. An the troops
lba, constitute She grand army upon lie
banks Of the Nlemcn, great part Of which
have rot yet reached The Rhine, are 60 he.
divided inio two armies, one cf which f.
forming ~ Boulogre. We may, therefore.
soon expect to see he hills Of Boulogne
once more covered With camps, and hear
Che cry ~ Invasion from tie French shores.
We understand il u be in The conteu.
plaiiou OF gosefrmsnt 10 cell upon :he
governor and directors Of lhe bank ol
England, for "a voluntary contribution Of
5o0,o00l. iowatds tie Pablo service. for
the year 1907, OF 10 demand of them,
under parliamentary authority, 10 demon
s'ra'e, by iulI disclosure of the state Of
their accounts. their inability to pay lhis
small portion OF tax upon theig property.
~ common with the rest OF his maicsty's
,ubjects.
Thursday ,hs bank Of England gave no
ice, that they he'd agreed TO the postnone.
ment Of the time for the redemption of the
Omnium, pad upon at The bank, and, in
.'esd Of requiring The ten per cent. in one
aym,n,, they bad agreed 10 receive il ~
'"o, al stated p,ricds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
LONDON, Dec. I.
Praieeted Commercial RepalrLinr

Proiecfed Commercial RcVoiufio1
The following outline IS furnished by
gentleman who lately came from France,
where he enjoyed the privileges Of Ameri.
can citizenship, and was m habits Of intima-
cy with some OF the persons attached to The
government. The plan appears romantic
~ the extreme, and we may hope will prove
impracticable :--
"the king Of Sweden is to be- compelled.
on pain Of forfeiture of his crown, 20 ioin
the Continental confederation. No more
naval stores are 60 be permitted to come "a
country from the north, & we are 60 have
no peace but such one as shall annibilatc
our maritime greatness. For this end Amc-
'Hcan ships as well as British are to be
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

a poper OF yesterday morning saws. that
Some days ago proposals were issued by
the v'ctualing Office for supplylng our Reefs
sc. on The West.Ipdia station with fresh
provisions. a number of persons sent in
'erms, and they waited on Friday ON the
victual'ng board for the purpose of closing
'heir contracts. But they were surprised
by very unexpected question from the
commissioners, to The following effect
from whence do YOU propose to draw
supplies Tor The execution OF your contract,
IN The event oil an American WARP" The
contractors being wholly unprepared for
snch a question, and struck by its .en,len.
CIV, required time 10 answer, and consider
their proposals. IN consequence of this
very pregnant interrogatory, any farther
consideration upon the subject which gave
rise to It has been postponed until Wed.
nesday next,
Maerz, the Austrian Messenger, who
was sent to Paris with dispatches, is re.
turned 10 this country with fresh dispatch.
es. He came over in the Lynx sloop Of
war, which arrived in the Downs on Fri.
daV afternoon. In the evening, We under
s'and, he landed At Deal, and after poinr
20 The port admiral. set or for London.
The following is the letter from our Deal
correspondent.
DEAL, December IL.
lose not m0ment TO inform You,
'hat an Austrian Messenger, with dis
patches Tor government, is Just arrived in
NE Downs, IN tine Lynx sioop of war, cap
tain Marshall. a cartel froro Holland, un.
der Dutch colours, is also at TINS instant
come to an anchor in our roads"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
NEW YORK. Fehrn.ry &.

At late hour las, evening, the ship Pre-.
sldent' captain EidridRe, arrived at this
port from Liverpool, which place she left
o" The l7th of December. BY this YES.
seI,the editor Of The Mercantile Adver-
tiser has received file of London papers
to The fifteenth ofDecember, and Lloyd's
lists and prices current 10 the l2,h. The
following ere all the articles Of impor-
lance we find in our papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
Eitbninnn prize Current.
CONTENT.

Der moorlands and meadows, rude, barren
and bare,
AS wilder'd and wearied roam,
A gentle young shepherdess sees my de-
spair,
And leads me DER lawns to her home.
Yellow sheaves from rich Ceres her cottage
had crown'd;
Green PUSHES were strew'd on the floor !;
The easement sweet woodbines crept wan
tonly round,
And deck'd the sod seats at her door.
We sat ourselves down ut cooling repast--
Fresh fruits--and she cul'd me the best,
Till thrown from my guard by some chances
she cast,
Love slyly stole into my breast.
told my soft wishes-she sweetly replied
We virgins her voice was divine-
I've great ones rejected, and rich ones de-
mid;
But take me, fond shepherd, Pm thine.
Her air was 50 modest, her aspect so meek !;
SO simple, vet sweet were her charms.
! kiss'd the ripe roses that giow'd on her
cheek,
And lock'd the lov'd maid in my arms.
Now iacund together we tend a few sheep,
And ifby yon prattler, the stream,
Reclinid on her bosom sink into sleep,
Her image still softens my dream.
Together we range Ger The slow rising hill,
Delighted with pastoral views;
Or rest on the rock whence the streanlel
distiIs,
And point out new themes for my muse
To pomp, or proud titles, she ne'er did as
pire:
The damsel of humble content;
The cotgsger peace is well known for her
sire,
And shepherds have nam'd her Content.
From Me Democratic Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
GOTTENBURG MAILS.
RussrAN UKAsE.
~. A.

RUSSIAN UKAsE.
10 Count Nicokay Pefro7vifuc Romonzof:
In consequence Of the present political
circumstance, which have comnelled ne tn
break OF all connections with Britain. we
order:
1. An embargo to be laid on all British
ships in our harbOrs, and on all Drooertv of
the British on board of the same, rs also on
that at Change and in the custom house
pack houses.
2. Their immovable property, 9nd what
does not consist of goods, to he left in their
possession as heretofore, but not to,be allow
ed 10 be sold, mo"tgaged, or transferred into
other hands. Taking such measures mere
~ from our evident mercy to them, we hope
they will not, during the existing differen-
ces, transgress their duty by actions which
might prove preiudicialto Russia, and ,hus
incur our just displeasure, but live in due
quietness and tranquility.
). Concerning the embargo, committee
is to be appointed at this port, of the most
respectable Russian merchants 5, one mem.
Der OF the college ofcommercc AUTHORIZING
you to select these men, we leave it to YOU
to form this committee, and to inform ms OF
the same.
q Similar committees to be appointed in
Riga and ArchaBeel, which are to be de-
pendent ON the one here. The selection and
appointment OF the members cf them to be
leit to The military governors, directing also
nc civil department, and where no such
are, the civil governors.
s. The charges which NAV accrue ON this
occasion to be provided from the revenue of
the respective custom houses, and placed To-
the account Of sequestered shiDs and goods
We are, SC.
(5igned BY his imperial maicsty's handy
ALEXANDER.
St. Petersburgh, Oct %, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
PARIS. Dec 9

fNRlS, Dec. g.
Mr.. Stephen Cathaln. consul cr tfo If
states OF America in Marscilles, has .,,,en.
municated to the chamber OF comme,..e of
that city, the following letter, which l,a ye.
Iceived from the American Consulate, catSd
At runis, Nov 5 1907.
sir hasten 10 communicate 70 con.
the following Information contained ~
letter, winch ! ieCe we'd about th,cc d.va
since, from col Lear, the consul .scr.er,Iof
the United States at hlgitrs, BY which he
informs me, that the dey sent for the dro.
gonlans OF the American Swedish. Danish
9 Dutch consu'S, x ordered them 10 inform
t"eIf respective consuls that he had waitsda
i,nB time Tor the annuities due from them.
that his patience was exhausted. and ti,sr
u he did not receive either bv way ,f All
cant, or some vessel Which sh 1uld soor ,.-
rlVe' information that they might lie ybo,f-
iYeXpecicd, they would feel the conseou..r.
ccs.
"The consul general considers dis ps .
formal declaration---the reipn,n- Dto no
ing III the habit of putting his threats
lh'o execution and he thinks there js
very h'tie doubt lie will declare against
some one, or perhaps tie whole Of ,hc pow.
ers above mentioned but it is TO be ure.
snmed, that if his attacks should be ctpf,c.
10 one alone. the extent Of o,,r. ccrnn,e.,e,,
IN those seas, viii offer the grcatest object
for his cupidity.
YOU VII, therefore, be pleased, immr-
diately 20 notice all the American ves.,i..
within your district, OF this cirrnr,sfarrr.
in order thnt they may be upon their riarr,
and 60 forward this information 10 tI,o.o,r
our consuls in Europe, with whom Won r,.,
have an opportunity OF CORRESPONDING.
GO have the honor TO be, Sc.
(Signed)
&C d. COKE"
General Armstrong has received ,nfore
nation OF thc sudden declaration of watbv
the Dey of Aigers, against the u. States Of
America.
lt IS reported that England has accented
the meditation OF Austria, Tor cnttripr ibto
negotiations for peace
December 10.
! The Argus repeated to-Gav the terort
| OF the entrance Of the French into l.isb.n
on the 28th November.
| December 19.
! The Portuguese are well satisfied aa "a
/ the intentions Of the French. and ravt. re-.
&c we'd them with enthusiasm, as ihcir a..
viours. IT is said the prince regent ms
Idirected his course towards the Brazur
The people Of Lisbon Complain p;iterlv IL
MS conduct, and particularly for having
caused the cannon of fort BcliCr TO be spik.
lea up' tor the purpose Of permitting free
access TO the English, and afterysrSs ba-
lv'ng joined them. re left behind hin, I,
proclamation addressed to his subjects.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

Since the 9th inst. tie Sound has been so
blockaded by the English ships, thatnoves-
sells can 60 out or enter Croncnburg 10 paw
toll, without being obliged TO come under
their guns.
On the 10th, some boats which went out
from this harbor, took large three-mast-
ed ship, and brought her into Kallebos-
trand
Between the 18th and Goth of October.
So English ships arrived at Riga and on
me 15'h OF October three were lying at
Cronstadt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

The following cypy Of letter from Sir
stephen Sbuirp, to The Governor OF the
Russian company, has been sent TO Ba.
'nn''' Tor the general Information Of the
merchants:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

:, " I \ NHUHCi IJec, Z,
Narious travellers, chiefly English, have
THIS week arrived from Russia, who an re-
port that large body OF Russian troops
are marching to the frontiers Of Swedish
Finland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16

AZ the Count OF the Queens Palace, the
9,h OF Dec 1907 present the Kings
Most Excellent Majesty in Council
j is this day ordered by his majesty, by
and with the advice OF his priVy council,
hat no ships or vessels belonging TO any OF
his maies,y's subiec,s be permitted 10 en-
ter and clear out ior any of the ports With
~ thc d0muions Of the emperor Of Russia
until further order and his majesty IS
further pleased to order, that a general
embargo, or siop, be made Of all ships aud
vessels whatsoever belonging to the sub.
!. cts OF the emperor Of Russia nov within,
or which shall hereafter come into, any OF
I've Ports, harb0rs Or roads within any part
.n' ms maiesfy's dominions, together with
aii persons and effects on board all such
ships and vessels; and that the command.
ere oi his ~ Jesy's ships 0! war aud priva
tecrs do detaIn aud bring into port all ships
AND vessels belonging to the subjects OF
the emperor OF Russia, or bearing the Gag
OF the Emperor of Russia but that the M.
most care be taken for the preservation Of
all and every part of the cargoes on board
any ol The said ships or vessels, so that no
damage or embezzIement whatever be-
sustained; and The commanders Of h.,
Asjesty's ships Of war end priyateers are
hereby instructed to detaln md bring INTO
port every such ship & vessel accordinpy
And the Right Honorable the lords Com.
misslouers Of his Msjesly's Treasury, the
or5s Commissioners Of the Admiralty
and The Lord Warden Of the Cirque Ports,
are to give the necessary directions herein
as TO then may respectively oppertain.
w. FAWKENER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
November ~.

Two Got,enblrgh Mails have arrived
since our last. he contents of these
M MS are seldom o. much interest how
ever such rs they ere, in The present state
OF the continent, with respect to news. W..
ate glad to receive tnem. The cout,nt, ~
these are ot that nature as TO induce ma In
suppose we shall not be troubled wnh
many more, Tor IL is evident tina, The EN-
petoT OF Russia is taking measures TO sc
YER from rs our only remaining continep
tat ally, The KING of Sweden has ne
force IN his donations 10 Withstand tha
OF Russia, and must in course Weld 10
necessity. 4 messenger arrived from
sweden last night, which, no d)ub,
brought the Intelligence To ministers O.!
the march Of the Russian troops toward.
Swedish Finland, AID probably annoup.
ced to them the reluctant resolution oI
he Swedish monarch to yield 10 circum.
Stances. Governed by iunto more for.
midable in attacking friends than enemies.
Britain has no longer The power to succour
The Distressed, their hands are now
stretched out towards her in vain, and
one by one they become the sacrifice of
their attachment 10 us.
The Prohibition of neutral ships to bring
their prizes into DANISH ports IS repealed,
with respect 10 English prizes, as long as
the war shall continue.
Price OF stocks AZ one o'clock-f}ank
Stock -----,3 per cent. Reduced 90 - 8
per cent con'64 l-4S.S.-lnoia stock -
Bank Long. An. -. Omnlum--pt.--
ConsoIs for Open 49,.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-16
From tie Democratic Press.
MARK YoN ALGERINE!a7

"rHrpLAsr OF WAR BLOWS IN ounEAR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-06-06
coNaLU5ioN OF A LETTER
From Mr.. Rofe to Mr.. Madison.

From Mr.. Rofe to Mr.. Madison.
FROM the moment after the I'M
fortunate affair Of the Chelapeake,
that his maieAy's naval commanders
in thele waters had afcertained that
they were iafe from the eiFcrveicence
Of that popular fury; and under
which the mof glarihg outrages
we're committed, and which they
were very naturally led to the fupPo-
lition thai they were objects Of par
ticular hotility, and that fate Of
war againf them, requiring precau-
tons on their part, had commenced,
no conduct has been imputed to them
which could vindicate the necethty
Of maintaining in force the pref
dents proclamation. Since that
time fuch Of thoFe officers as have
been necefIitated by the oircumftan-
ces of the war TO remain IN theie
waters, have held no communlca-
ton with the fhore, except in an in
fance too trifiing to dwell upon, and
infant,y dilavowed by the command
ing officer and they have acqui-
efced quietly in various PrivationS,
highly preiudiciaI to the fervice they
were upon, and in confequence OF an
interdi6t, which had they been &C.
CARELESS of their duties towards a
fate in amity with their fovereign,
and had they not carefully repreiied
the feelings its tone and language
had direct tendency TO provoke IN
them, would rather have excited,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-21

,yranized over me long enough. 4 believe,
we. were born free and equal; Liberty ana
E0uaz:tu IS my motto. Well, said the Head,
rvne,;ence is the best school master and
,to convince you that never led, from dis
position to tyranuize, bat only because our
wise maker fitted me to that purposel take
the lead, and go on--The HEAD having bowed
Submission, the 7ail reared its sightless front
and began its career with rspidity, dragging
the compliant Head 1t had not gone far,
he fore it ran between two sturdy H1mlocks,
that clmost touched each other and STUCK
yAsr) The Rail writhed and twisted. Why
don't YOU 60 fss,syasd z lcried the Head,
shrewdly,) The Tai, unwilling to suffer
the modification from having SO short reignl
tried again, crying out g o dear = What's
the matter, 1ai,2 said the Head" 4 can't
get out ~ ii replied lie zv4s fast. We'll,
said the fess, hope you are now satisfied OF
the truth of what j told you at first; and that
YOU qyas nevsr designedin sui&dona to lead
The Tai, for his lastrcply, confessed his 81
norance and folly land gaveup the lead to the
Head which soon removed the difficulty
and the Snake went off with its usual ease
and spYightliness into the bushes, out OF sight.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-21
a GOOD STORY TWICE TOLD.
OR,
THE .ALLEGOhIC.dL ,S.A.dKE.

III s1l~l<E0ONAS>s21< i1'SsIA
Mn RUSSELL,
/ cannot help thinking that the following
has something prophetic In It; OF. at least, 1t
discovers some acquaintance with. The nature
of mankind 1t Mas first published in the
GENrISEL, July. 1905,
{" IN tsle year sol, ! was walking IN the
woods, and heard a sound. which appeared
like two persons in conversational turned
and looked TO where the voice seemed to
come frosrl-saw a Snake--and to my surpflze
found that the Head aad Tail was disPuting.
Saws the Tail to the Head, am dlssallsh-
sd.-yyhs,'s the difficulty said the Heaa.
WAY, ] think you have had the lead long
enough, replied the Tail, and l am deter
minc,t 10 fellow no longer. We'll, what
have done, observed the Head, that IS I'M
proper 1t seems to be the design OF nature
herself that 1 should lead and we have always
gone forwards heretofore with ease and pro-
priety: Besides. have eyes You have
none: have ears |; you none; But what a
alarms me is, we have in our movements,
gone forwards we shall now OF course, go
kactwnras. But, replied the 19ils.ycu 1--we
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-21
FOREIGN.
WA NEN-Y0RK.)

LONDON, aW 1a.
The Orestcs IS arrived at Plymouth with
dispatches from lord Collingwood and SIR
Charles Cotton. They have not brought
anv further accounts relative to Dupont !:
but they state that severe action has been
fought between Sarragossa and Barcelona,
in which the French were almost all cut to
pieces-and fnaiiy, that all Portugal IS IN a
state of insurrection.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-21

From the. Boston Ceatinei.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03
Valuable Property for Sale.

WILL feil four hundred acres of Land.
iituate on the bank of the Ohio river, on the
upper hde OF F.ihing creek, in Ohio county,
Virginia, known by the name of Martins Sta,
tion-a great proportion of which is 6rft rate
bottom, with good Mill Seat, and Ferry
acrois both the river and creek. There is ALTO
iquare log houfe, two Tories high, built laft
hummer tor ferry houfe and tavern, and about
thirty acres of cleared Land under good fence
ALTO, Houfe s, Lot in SreubenviIle, Ohio,
on the corner of Market and High Ct, ects, on
polite to Doefor M'DowelI's, and now occu-
pied 10y Obadiah Jennings, Efq. Said houfe is
pleaiantly lituated and we'll calculated for pub
tic buGnefs.
ALTO, Houfe and Lot in faid place adjoining
Mr. Thomas Scott'd Tavern, and where now
live. This Hou(e is well calculated for Store
and fmall family.
am in ponefiion OF complete and indifpu-
table titles for all the above mentioned pro-
perty.
Merchantable Flour or Whikey will be taken
IN payment, in part or in whole, for any of the
above property.
ANDREW BELL.
Steubenville, November a,, 1897.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03
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 IN-WARE
OF all kinds, of the best quality, which
ne 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 DUTY.
wheeling, 1st March, 1903. 3m.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-03
NEW CHEAP STORE.
Wholesale and Retail.

WH0IeSdle and Retail.
The Subscribers very respectfully in
form the Public, that they have Just re-
ceived by consignment, and opened for
sale in the house of Mr.. ]. CrossoD, in
the town of Wheeling, handsome as
sortment of DRY GOODS, English
Cloths, Velvets, Muslins, Flannels, cheap
and handsome Calicoes, Perfumes for
Ladies, and variety of other articles
suitable for the present and approaching
seasons. Likewise all kinds of
GROCERIES and LIQUORS,
consisting of green Coffee, Chocolate,
Loaf Sugar, Ginger, Alspice, Pepper,
Imperial, old and young Tyson Teas,
Muscadel Raisins, Almonds, Sweet Oil
in TASKS, best white grape Vinegar, Spa
nish Segars, &c. &c. French Brandy 4th
proof, best Holland Gin, Jamaica Spi-
rits; Port, Sherry, Lisbon, Malaga, and
old Claret Wines, of the first quality.
Iohn BabtiSte 81 Francis Regnier,
February 10th, 1908,