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men Viscount Mateross, and Don Diego
de IA Vega, have already entered into an
a. cement With COVER ment, by which al
the Spanish prisoners in this country are
immediately TO be released aud sent back 10
Spain,
A'nmnni,ion has been sent off in grea,
qcAn,IIics for,he use of the Spanish pat
uols.
The Marquis De Santa Cruz, who is OF
the head ct the Provisional Government,
Of Asturies and Galloia, is young No.
0'Smao OF high split, and is in particular
esteem IN the foImei province. To him
IS committed the command Of that pat.
r'7uc army which we hope is destined to
20 rescue heir country from a foreign
yoke. The Marquis De Opiedo, who S
Joiusd with him in the conduct of the ma.
tonsl sfiAics, is also NobIeman in whose
spiflt and virtue The people place entire
confidence.
Admiral Gardner, son Of Lord Gard.
ner, IS &c have flag, which he will hois.
immediately, and sail on secre; expedi-
ton.
Ills stalled thata very eXtraordin arv change
has taken place in The mind of The cab
neI respecting the Catholic Question:
The Pope's Nuncio TO the P,ince nj Bra,
Ills has been treated with MAXI e.erepce
and attention by tie Duke It Portland
Mar CMrn,rg AID the Other public mes
connected with the Government.
a letter dated, Manchester. a,h inst. saw,
"Aii is perfectly tranquil here, and has
been 50 these last twelve days; ba, GENE
disturbances have taken place in the negh-
bouHng towns. Many Prisoners have been
brought TO The New Bailey Prison since
Saturday last
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"In order 20 prevent The possibility, OF
any communication whateves between
Russia and Englapd, His Imperial Ma
jesly has Judged il advisable to order that
no vessel coming from an English port,
even if ii belongs TO nation friendly to
Russia, ard shall be laden with any
merchandise, shall be admitted into the
ports of Russia. Every vessel, however,
which shall not have been in England.
may freely enter the Russian ports, and
export the predictions OF the Empire,
with this proviso, that the commercial
houses to which such vessels shall be ad
dressed, shall undertake in writing, that
such vessel shall not go to England, but
that they will consign thsir goes TO
some port belonging 20 power friendly
10 Russia. The undersigned thinks it his
duty to communicate this new arrange
ment to Mr., Loyett Harris, Consul CT
neral for the Uniied States of America
and seizes this opportunity to renew the
assurances at his high consideration.
(Siensd)
COUNT NICHOLAS DE- RoMANzoFF."
Pe,ersburgh, 10Th April, 1903.
Mr.. LovkTr HARRIS.
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PHlLADELpH1A, August 5,


:. A letter from respectable merchant at
Havanaa, dated jgiy 10, says--".Nn ex.
press extraordinary has tbs moment arriv-
edhere from Spain bringing the fmhortant
ne7y9 THAT THE EMPEROR BONA.
PA2TE NO LONGER EXISTS: THAT
IL WAS KILLED ny THE SPANI.
ARDS A L BATONNE +"
Angus. 6.
We COPY the following from a London pa
per Of Frlfay the ION Junc--the federal
papers OF Boston and New York. and their
tory friends, have taught their friends az
Nova Scotia 10 believe these things to be
as they wished them TO be, and no doubt
their eject III England must have been con.
siderable
HALIFAx, IN. Scotia MAY 3.
Many ofthe people here are turning their
sn'ps into privateers, in expectation OF an
American war; there are letters in town.
from New York, dated as late az the oath
April, IN which they say great discomfort
prevails against congress Tor the embargo
The country neither can, nor viii suffer itI
70 continue much longer, every part of tbe
country will be ruined. The planters (far.
lners) VIII not submit 10 be ruined with their
hands across, and should not be SURPRISED
70 see congress by force of arms disei;esed
Flour viii scarcely bring two dollars bar.
rel, beef end pork Id. per ID. tobacco two
dollars the hundred wcisht-cotton wool can
DC purchased at Q cents-(4d sterlippl per
pound I'll our yards and wharves are so
All OF produce, that some lumber brought
lown IN March last, was obliged TO be sold
or hre wood lit may perhaps be alledeedl
y some, that our planters (farmers) Day mol
shI Oh taxes, and having purchased ;beiri
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S. ,D;a e genuine Snyde,ise) lately Told
so,her eepslsmsn beioagleg 10 this city,
81, he had lnslr doubt thassh he fedsralisss
's .ssld .acceed 10 that ssaie.
70 j As The electors 10 this state are
.has 60 BY districts, il is expected that she
s.dera|isss will obtain al Least $ outo Of II
.hjeh are 10 be voted Tor. q
6~A J With respect TO this state, il will
IL collected that week or two ago, an.
,cs was published from The Waning.
IN ii deralist, which stated. (aathe editor
.s;dl upon respectable authority, that that
GATE bad become completely federal. lido
10, koow what Criterion Tie editor had to
m,kc the assertion !; bur this assert, from
sndoubtsd authority, thai The present GO.
:;.ruor and SPEAKER Of the house ofrepfe.
;seo,asvss always have been federaiisls.
sFsderalism has not been dead. bur sleep-
;op. 10 Inc ssa'e Of Nor b Caros,na.
~ Perhaps ! may be accused ofrash-
uss.'.o counting upoo this state as bsiug.
federal --bu, gentlemen we'll acquainted
van politics. give il as ,helf -opioten
that .hsrs nsves was but a small demo-.
t.,Ic m is,ay there. Genetal Pinckney,
i 1901, waco he presidency was suspend.
81 90 the vote IF The legislature of sAa,
site, had the cf@r of that ofice from a
,ps6eleus number Of democrats 10 that le.
x,sissure, which joined with she federalis.s
would have made him president. Hu.
iris cGcr, he, Ike 40 hones; map, rejact.
ed.
~ considerable part OF the inha,
bifaots OF this state emigrated from Con,
sec,isu, aud the Other " Engiand states.
,nd are supposed 10 have carried their
sstssdy hsh,s" principles along with them,
lhiok we can Count opoD ons Of the e.
kssrs being federal.
All which is respectfully submitted to
kderalists. neutrality-suspicious., wings, TO.
res, mouarchists, af,stoersrs, JScebsos,
l-mocrats republicans, ann-teaefsitsSss
Barr,tes, Ltwiaites, CliSsonisns aud Sny..
de..sss, BY tneirN most obssqi'das ssrv.
a0t.
DICK WISEACRE. s
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/. Y.vSa
The progress Of the Swedish army IN N ! NOR
way is hot statedup to later date thasi he's
been already communicates Rr.stlana' tug
capital of Norway, ana situated on an lnist . IA
Shaggerrack, it is thought will be speedily IN
the possession Of the sWedes. IT Will De an
acquisitions of some importance,
s.s.s.Ihe stand Of Gcthia,sd instne Baltic, COM
tnenly termed from lis commanding Situations
the I've Of the Baltic, it is reported, lias ocen
taken possession OF ~ aetaeEraent OF ie.ooo
{ French and Russians, which embarked w So
that object at Mensi ana Lia5su tA as ne ~,
fetal authority has Sanctioned the creaaf u
the statement, the truth OF 1t Is auub.eti.
CCNLrADKLT III WHY is Cur e ~ e;
Ike he ffsse ~ sGsnin,s razor |! hteal,r
II i, unstable and lrrs gaiar = h '.f'sstfsy
aud cold ne n & and oeesa4s y = c6saft e? y
10 the coRSti.uilon.
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s45 sci
F @ r E &c N.

TvhltehaN, Nay Z.
+ The king has appointed the Right Honor
able Henry haroa .Gulgrase, SIR Richard
Bickerton, bart vice admiral OF the white
squadron of bis najesty's neei; VIM john
stone iione, and Robert Ward, Esqss. the
right hon. Henry Ioi.n Viscount Pamerston,
DANES Buaer, Esq and William Domett,
Esq. rear admiral of the red squadron Of his
maiesty's feet, to be his majesty s-cemmis.
sloncr2.
CoRx, May Is.
The Official reports from the Swedish army
already stated, lett gen. Kliagspor Oh the 9th
Eprii, at kaiaioiki, town cm tie Cult Of
Bothuia He had reached this position, after
a retreat ably directed, and IN Witch he mad
to endure the frequent attacks Ut an enemy
vastly superior in number. Inose attempts
as We before observed produced nothing deci-
sive, The retreating army, commanded with
almost unexampled ability, was impenetrable
to very efIoli made to break it., The posts
of Kalajoiki and Upper were maintained until
the 10th. On that day the rea: brigade post
ed at the latter place, was attacked by asupe-
rior force, and after gallant resistance. COM
PEELED to retire. In this conflict their ad]utant
general, count Lowenje'm, having fallen from
his horse, was made a prisoner. The retrea,
of the Swedes was continued in good order,
though exposed to incessant fighting. They
reached Pytajocki little diminishedswere they
we're Joined by three Swedish brigades, and
thus reinforced they halted at Beahestadt.---
The advance ofthe Russians being unremit-
ting, they retired fromsthis post to Sikajocki,
where they repulsed the Russians with consi.
derable advantage in a very severe contest.
from thence they withdrew TO Lamjocki,
small town at the extremity of the Gulf Of
Bothnia. Here they had. established their
head quarters April 90, the dare ofth last
accounts 1t will be- observed by this detail
that the Russians, with the exception of the
fortress ofSweaborg, over-ran Finland, along
the coast of the gulf Of Bothnia. almost to the
frontiers oil Swedish Lapland. They have pur-
sued this line OF operation as the most impor-
tant places in Finland are stu ated on the
Gulph. The country to the eastward Of the
Culph, vii! present scarcely any other than
natural obstacles to the occupation oft.
By sea the Swedes have performed very
distinguished service. Four Swedish sum
boats, and mortar sloop, attacked ard de-
feated Gorilla, consisting Of % Danish gum
boats, off Stromstadt.
-
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s@sa ICOhNSI4 h.
Instructions to the commanders of our ships
OF war and privateers Given at our Court
at Windsor, the | lth lay of April, IN tho
18th year of our reign.
Ova will aud pleasure is, that you do,
not Interrupt, any neutral vessel laden with
lumber aud prosisious, and going to any
% our colonies, islands, or settlements 10
ne Yves, Iodes or South America, TO
stomsoeyer the property may appear 20
belong, and notwithstanding such vessel
hay not have regular cleatauces and do
sumen.s 90 board: aud 10 case any such
Vessel shalt be met with. aud DC 70 her
uue course TO the alIedsed port ct desu.
nation, an iudorse ment shall be made on
0ae or more Of the principal pspers ct such
Vessel, specifying the destination alledgvd
aad the plsce where The vessel so laden
'oall arrive and deliver her cargo at any
" our colonies. islands, or settlements
s0resaid, such vessel shall be permitted 70
sscslve her freight. AID 20 depart, either
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N OF &c Z.

.THE Members Of the Washington socie-
ty, Of Alexandria, will please TO rake notice,
That regular stated meeting oil the said So-
ciety, will be held at (radsby's hotel, on Mon.
DAY, the eth day uf July Next, at ! / O'Clock,
in the fcehoon, where their pusctual attend
ance is requested: The Society VIII move in
procession, at twelve O'Clock, to the Presby-
terrain Church, where: an Grafton will be delss
vered by JOHN d.. !simmls, Esqulre, one OF its
menibers.-1he south part Of he gallery in
the meeting house, WILDE exclusively set a,
part for the military ans the music
b. order of the Standing Co,,saittec,
G. Leaeale, Seey.
June ~.
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zleranurta patlp aoOerttssr.
TUESDAY,, JuNE %.

OH Friday last, about IA o'clock Gen.
Wilklnsou commenced hrs defrale before
she Court Of Eoquuy. MOI being able 20
conclude il on .ha.day, from us .g1eatlsne,h
The Court adjourned about 8 O'Clock. Ga
Saturday The Generai concluded his address;
md lis expected that The opinion OF the
court w,li be pronounced 10 few days.
- MAJ Intel ! !
q gentleman Of responsibility, who has
Just srrived In this city from Caynga, 10,
forms, lha; be passed q vas: uuuber OF wag.
gors, Iosdes with provisions a our, ans pei
ash, Oh their way 70 Canada, aad.o mar
ks,s pes. she Ansricaail ,oe.
The Collector on Lake Ontario has re-
signed, and there is now 20 obsttuc,,on 70
the expectation Of produce, Of which The
surplus qsaotity 10 ,he n. and " OF this
Sale, will have been disposed O, beiors
the middle Of ne 81 mooth.
Our infumant adds that 9 iorce Of
10000 meu upon our frontiers, cssia not
prevent the "uortkless part If the cotn alt-
pity," Fl am pursuing trade By which they
are so rapidly accumalatiog forlsn.s
(N Z Cas
Ia the cireui. court OF the y. S. ~ Y
term. at Savannah. was ,r.ed "a ltapofsaas
cause. The act,on was bsough, by shc
president, directors and company Ut The
bank Of the y. S. for TIC purpose Of trying
the RICH. Of The s;s:e Of Georgia 10 impose
tax Oh the STOCK Of The branch OF the said
back established a Savannah: AfseFhear
ing council hejudse declared the plea 70
iurira,~ : snsss,ned, demurrer over.rulsd
and juag o,ept Tor The defendants, viz. the
tax collector and sheriff.
THIS decisicns however, Is 30 bsievlew.
ed ia ths supreme cours.
The marshal at ,he djs.r;c, of South Ca
rol'na has jas, published census OF the
inhsb,anss Of the sta,e from which II ap-
pears that shere are
Office whae male. 100 e,s
Free White females $3.50
Al Other free persona except
1ad'ans NOT faxed s1S5
Slaves 14o Isl
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NETWORK, June 90.

Arrived chip PampsIeo,l W alrea, 70 days
IRON Kiiogstpo. Jam. Lett schooner JET
Jerson, Campbell, for Ph''adelph'a IN 8
days, with eargoof Ium, schooner IL.
conie, Winter, do. to sail next day-(:he
Ticonic was from ST. Jsgo de Ceba with
n,olassss aud segar., % the 2s.hof April
was SEQ, 10 BY BRUSH frigase, and clear
ed by The so.a of May by paying eos.s) /;
sehoones IA artha- Crawley, sen, 10 22d Of
May BY the Meleager fsigase, aud wsiieg
trial aud Baltimore schoourr for New
Oslea1s, With 500 barrels -four, sens inby
the same frga,e and released. bus had to
sell het tlQut. Flour % to 20 dollars nsap
Go. so to s.s and none IN market
~ Brig Northern Liberties, Weeks, II
DAYS from Havana. Lett brig Euniee,
for New York 10 weeks; a bug for do.
and aship from Bristol. R. ]. Jus. arrived.
Iloar so dollars. 40 embargo was expect.
ed 10 be LAID On the day capt W. salled,on
accoun, of Spanish vessels clearing fer
Bordeaux with coffee.
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t. F'reG Fruit.

Fresh LINES and ORANGES just re-
ceived and for sale by the barrel or retail.
ALSO,
Nice PICKED OYSTERS, by tie gal
lon or smaller quantity.
Domlni Bearcraft,
Upper end Fsirfax-street.
June ~. It"
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IN ballast, or with arg goods that may be
legally exported id such vessel, and 10
proceed 10 any uublokk AIDED port. notwish.
siandipg the present hostilties, OF any fu
,ure bosulisies which may take place aud
apassportfor such purpose shall be granted
TO he Vessel by the governor. or oshcr
person, hasirg the chief civil co nmand 10
such coloUy, lsland or sesslemen:.
6. r.
The above is copy Of inssructioUs, re-
ceived BY me from his msjsssy.s principal
secretary Of state, for the war aud colon,ai
department.
VIM. WOODLEy,
Commander in chlei the Lswsrd Islands.
TREASURY CHAMBERS,
.f1tril Ia 1908.
Gentlemen,
AS i. has been found, or may be expedlcnt,
under the present difficulties of intercourse
with the u. S. to permit, underline authority
of the respective governors OF the British w.
India Islands, for the time being, certain yes-
sells with their cargoes, consisting OF Flour,
Bread, Peas, Rice and other provisions, or OF
Lumber the growth and produce OF the Y. ).
Of America to come into those islands from
the United States, notwithstanding such YES
sells NAV not be furnished with register,
clearance or passport from the port or place
from the u S. from which they may COME
] am commanded by the lords commissioners
of his majestys treasury, to direct you to
give such orders, as may prevent the seizure
or detention ofany such vessels or CARGO
as may come to any of the islands by
virtue of, and under such authority--and
also that any such vessel may be allowed to
be reported, and her cargo admitted to entry
and landed, especial care being taken, that no
articles be allowed to be landed from any such
vessel, except such articles Of provisions Or
lumber tho growth and produce oftheU $, as
aforesaid.
'ss ] am Gentlemen,
Your humble servant,
Nm. HusklnSOn.
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Public Sale.

3 - : 1, g. I Z. 7. ! !,
6 On SATURDAY 5nert, tie secoffd Of hxiy,
az ssvo O'clock, saill be eGerea satr on me
freonses. -.
A Lot Of Ground, lying On
St. Asaph street, adjoiplHg TIE property Of
tic late. ahamas Beote; fronting CT. st. AS
apn street 2 feet 8 inches, and running SO
feet deep "A good tilie, III Sct simple, VII
be made Dy Rodeft 9 i,otsg7fAsler.. sg,ss
ALSO,
-four O'Clock Of tde-sa'Ae doy, on ihefi'eut-
4 Lot Of Ground, with a
small Frame Houseson it, fronting on Duke
street "a feet, and l24 feet deep, in Fairfax
county "a good title, In fee simpic, viii DC
made TO the purchaser! ~ ~
John Rigg.
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] am Gentlemen,
Your humble servant,
lYrn. Husklnson.
SALEM. Tune 81.

SPANISH NEHzS.-- Mir. Peter Lauder
Of this sown, WIN came passenger IN the
SCHOONER Hannah, which sailed from Glib.
raltar the 10 b Of May. and arrived At
Ma,ble head oo Sunday as,, has favored
ua win ,he iol!ow'ag mieue. which he re
ceisro fyom capsain Joseph Young. OF the
ship Naive. winch had arrived ii Gibfal.
Tar from Msiags:
:, The gsAnd duke Of Berg was &c be ap-
poiaed regent OF Span III the absepee Of
the roy fsn,y az B4yonne, who gfsnd
council was 70 be hello oa Ike susR Z IF
the Confedes asion of be Ralne. Six or
seven huadrtd sfrenehmea had bsea killed
10 thu suburbs Of w adrd. Aboat 100 COO
Spaniards were undef arms is Vaiencia-
the sane ia Ca,a.onia-- armed at thar owe
expence ard there was spirit OF ani.
versal revolt ifona me French domination,
Every subject Of Spsis appears resois;e!y
deiermioej 20 oppose .he Frsoch With lhs:r
hve. aad for,upes"
If this account is founded 10 truth, wa
shall shortly hear more Of it. /. cer'a'nly
is DOT very unlikely eveot, that people
should rssols against their coniuerors aod
oppsesssrs aud the Spaniards can hardly
regard the French in any other light. ~
b
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DICK WIsEACRE.
MlDDLEToWNs (con June is.

MIDDLE IOW N (Son ] June 40.
Arrived, 10 Connection 2iver. 90 "lou-
day. the 18th iostaut the ht;g Thetss. Of
sis part, ; lJoHes, master 10 il days from
Bassa,erre. SIS. Chris.ophvss with a Car
80 Of rom and embassies, in re,urn for pro.
sesd. OF former voyage. The Fhesis
,eiled from Copuscticu. on the 26,h April
As', uadsr permission fron government.
Highly htsrestsng from tie Hest
Indies.
Ex,ract efa letter fGiom a merchant in St.
Chrisfephsys, to gentleman IN this tcsoar
dated Aoy 20, 1903
"Asyou are determined that we shall
nes cat. we are also desermi oed that you
shall 90, drink soy Of our good rum, nor
taste single drop Of eur. sweet noiasses
ishall not pretend 20 give any op'oion 90
The ls,e measures ct your eoeesument, or
lis wisdsm 10 I4.ieg he embargo. You
will tel he i'll sfTecss of is ia much
seafsr deg-ee than W shall; sl,heueh 20
tosb, thr Yves, indles WI be very u ofh
nrenvrnirnred for time, BIZ; Is will Only
BE- for .har, ,ime- To asrk pf Starving
The Yves, ledi@s IS one of The Widest
IDEAS tia. ever entered INTO the head of
naa. No country ia The world is cspsble
q producing The uecessasits ct lite IN
more abandsece. nar 10 so short time /;
hs, b, and BY, you VIII perhaps DC Con-
hotrd OF.
II enclose for yorv pe,usal his maies,
Ia Instructions transmitted BIZ the src'sy.
state, tothe Commanded N ch'tf here,
nseD as those of The losds Of the treasury
70 the collector"
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FOR SALE.

A likely young NEGRO M.dM--he is &C.
customed to farming work and is toIerablc
good coarse shoemaker 81.
A49l 70 the Printer.
June q. 60
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-02
BY last Evenings Mail.
City o .Ve4o York, in v2s.

CITY O -Ve70 OK, JN q ..
passenger who arr we'd at this port on
Friday last, in the ship Numa, from Jamai.
ca, informs, that British packet had ar
rived there from Falmouth, bringing advi..
ces as late as the 27th of May, which sta
ted that General Armstrong had received
orders to ,eave Paris.
Ifthe above account is true, we are tru-
ly at a loss to form any conjecture as 10 the
intentions of Bonapare. We arc very
much incl nd 10 hink from the URGE
from whence this information comes that it
may be classed among British fabrications
to suit British American purposes. This
information it Will be observed comes from
Falmouth. Every reader will form his own
calculate ns. .ARGUS.1
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,nrea and promoted the authors Of the az.

nanred and promoted the authors Of the az.
gressions.
Our government is now placed in that po-
stion, from which IL cannot move without
war or redress Of zrrongs. No negotiate
ON can take place, to- which the rendering Of
justice Is not preliminary and the Bril-
tish government know this--thcy know it
from Mr.. Rose, they know it from Mr,Pink..
ney-t:hey knowit from Mr. Erskine. The
wrong. and outrage on the Chesapeake, must
prece de any other overture-for none can
be TT Ceived while that outrage stands, as
major Jackson truly said, decd uncraa-
istcd for 6aroarisy. --Aurora.
The c zctte of Bronson gives it as re-
pory that Gen Wilkinson has been appoint
ed secretary at war there can be noques-
tion that if there was Il VacaHcy, that expe
rience as a military man for upwards of SO
years, perfect personal knowledge of the to-
Biography OF the country, its positions, peo-
pl: and resources, would naturally point him
out as suitable person for station of so
much Importance, in the event of war !;
but the report iserrone Gus Gen. Deabnrne
has not resigned the general has as mat
ter of course, resumed the discharge of his
functions as commander in chief, and his
head quarters are at Washington for the
. prcsent--where we are sorry to say he has
been dangerously i'll for several days. The
,contiguity OF the war Office, the dispatch of
orders on the details of public duty, through
that channel, may have given rise to the re-
port Gen Dearborne has spent the whole
winter and spring at the seat OF govern
nient: and is now on a visit TO his family !;
whence he is expected to return in all Sep.
tember.-ib<