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BY command Of His Exccllcncy, and as
Secretary authorized by the Board.
{Signed) BARTOLOME JOCIAS.
Royal Castle of Palma, May Sc, 1903.

{Signed) BARTOLOME JOCIAS. +,
Royal Castle of Palma, May Sc, 1903.
SSfifhsfeaise Board hatis sent me ihr j0iiogv
ing letter:
Most Serene Sir !: ID. Dionisio Capaz, mem
Der of this Board, and an Ensign in the Ma
Wy, accompanied by the Portuguese captain,
~. Sebastian Martinez, is going, in the name
OF this Board, to inform your NJ. 8. II. of
the occurrences which have lately taken
place-and as they are thought most i'm
poriant, it has been deemed requisite, that he
should give you verbal account ofthe same,
that you may take the resoluti ms, and send
us the assistance of which we stand in need
of. May God, &c &c.
(Signcd) The Marquis DE CARBON.
Ayamonte, June 90. 1903.
The purport of this verbal information is,
that the French have been driven from the
forts on the right bank of the Guadiana, OPP
posite to Ayamonte the inhabitants of the
left, assisted by the few regulars who were
there, and handful Of armed Portuguese,
having beaten the French troops by which
they were garrisoned, and hoisted the Span
ish flag in every one of them. The loss of
the enemy amounts to 81 prisoners, and u
number of killed. The whole of the king
dom of Algarva isin state of insurrection.
Villa Real and Castramarin, us well as
the batteries OF the Carrasquera and S. An
ton, have been taken posse ssion' of: the Re
bel Mallet has been handcuffed. and let
down in dry we'll with % other individu-
ais; the remainder of the French troops
have fled to the mountains; Tavir;,, Faro and
Aillon are up in arms; and the military
chests of the French have bee seized The
few Spanish troops above mentioned, consis
ted of Catalonians, Provincials, and small
number of Murcians
Portuguese Captain is come to inform
the Board, that Aigarva and the whole king.
dom wish to be under It's protection in the
name of Ferdinand VII
Extracts from English fafters, spiM Lon
don dates TO the Oh July, received at Bos-
ton bY the shin Isabella
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DOMESTIC.
n. HAMPS HIRE.
PoR SMoUTH,

August 16.
Our paper is this day enriched with Presi-
Gent Jeherson,s answer to the address of the
legislature ct New Hampshire, which passed
AT thelr last June session, and was forwarded
By his excellemcy the governor, immediately
aiterward.
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From the Gazette de France and Journal
de fEmfire Of tie 16h Jane
The earl of Chatham is To Command
grand expedition, and he is to have two
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS under him, Sir Ioh5i
N1sore and Sir .H1thur W'eNeStey. His ar
my will be in all 40, 600 men.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-30
BALTIC EXPEDITION.

We stated YESTERDAY, that Sir Jclin Moore
was upon his return from SQStenburgh 1t
is confidently asserted that sli&kroops under
his command. are also upon alfeG returii--
Indeed it was rumoured last niS5I that the
General and his suite we're arri<ed in Var
mouth Rods; but this account WAS at ali e.
vents premature. The following commune
cation, although probably not correct nor
new in every part, may serve TO explain THIS
change from the Original! purpose Of the eX-
pedition.
Extract from private letter, dated Got
| tenbuigh. June SO.
"Contrsry to expectation, the fleets still We
! main i'll the harbour of this place, but eX-
pect every hour to receive orders 70 set un-
der weigh No officer is suffered on any ac-
count whatever, to go on shore.
1.-The official accounts from Stockholm are
of the mos gratifying nature. The Russians
have certainly evacuated nearly the whole
of Finland, and have given up hbo, and the
important fortress of Sweaborg. The pea
santry throughout the Country fought most
bravely against them, ard, by dcpriving
them Of supplies, or the means of obtaining
| them, forced their enemies to retreat.
, 1T is bow said, that of the objects of
this expedition was to take possession of y or
| way, but deputatiun from the Inhabitants
| of that country, having on the first arrival Of
the troops here waited on Sir j. Moore with
| a proposition offering to open their harbours
| to all British subjects, and to furnish them
with whatever articles of supply their coun-
| try affords, provided they were suffered to
remain independent Of the Swedish govern
ment; the General considered it proper to
wait the decision of his government on that
subject; and it was on special mission Of
such nature that Col Murray went to En-
gland.
" 1t would now seem that his Bril-
tanic MajesW's ministers have acceeded to
the proposals of the Norwegians and what
appears to Confederate such an opinion is,
the retreat If the Swedish troops from their
frontiers, which is fact, as they are actu-
ally ROW on their march to Scania; and the
last visit of Sir John Moore to the borders of
that country still further supports it.
''GeneralSir John Moore is just gone on
board the Victory. The fleet sails on Sun
day next for England. Rendezvous Var
mouth Roads,
SECOND EDITION.
GLoBE-OFFIcE, four O'Clock ,/ulg 9.
1t is confidently and generally report ed in
| the City, that Treaty of Peace his been
| signed between Russia, Sweden, and Den
mark and that Sir J. Moore's expedition
was in sight off Portsmouth this morning,
steering down Channel scr Lisbon.
A vessel has arrived Ut Portsmouth from
| Bordeaux, hut no communication had been
allowed between her and the shere when the
account came away.
| PoR T MOUTH, July 8
/ the hicmcne irIgate sailed this afternoon
for the coast of Spain, with none, on board
and Spanish officer who arrived from Lon
don this morning She did not "a &c tie Spa
nsh prisoners with her, being ordered not
TO be detained by them, but to proceed i'm
mediatey.
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HoH,DoEg Ir1.ccxs

On the affairs oe Europe. ,rnd The crowd If
new advices and events. this is now there
neral enquiry--hosp does tie ne7vs took !? TO
%.';S'i We answer With captain C'Erien--H
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Extracts from English fahers, gvith Lon
don dates to the Oh JuLy, received at Bos.
ton by the shit Isabella
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-10
CORN, J |oleph Maadey;,,.

q -
!Oieph NJ,
Corner Of Krxa ~. ~iueVAle
Asrr. rAlssAs.s,s.
Has nsaassDsiA:
An anor4 ioF SALE,
1A'itinent of W.
QUORs. Co.. mrs. 7
consist;a les, Sr
MAnF1pan of
Port
Sherry
Lisbon WV,
MALAGA WINES
Teneriffe s.
Corsica
Cid St. Estcphe Nedo.
one dozen la'et, in q
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VIII gradually destroy all tendency to disease
in the human frame, and preserve health and
yigor. Although great variety OF prescrip-
tons have been published 60 cure the disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equalied
the GOVT AM. RHEUMATIC DROPS of
Dr.. TISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose I'M
bounded benefits are fully authenticated 10y
certificates already published OF gentlemen SO
we'll known In America, being ofthe tirst con-
sequence in the state of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton John Gibson,
ESQ. one of the directors OF the Farmers, Hank
of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Mas
cubbin, his wife and Mrs. Ryan, OF Caiton-
Certificate Of mr.. Thomas .DXelso, hatcher.
About three weeks since was INC slViolent-
Iy attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my whole frame, in SO severe manner as not
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as | suppose from a severe cold
on being advised by a friend to apply DR.. lis
sots Gout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly obtained from the agents MessFs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the applica-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health | arm therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medlcine
as certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1906.
Cef5EcGte OF Mr.. Thomas Cemfldea, Rt'wcss.
maker
It would be an act ofinjustice tc withheld
my testimony of the sanitary effects OF Doctor
Tissot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very unequlvocai instance OF
their virtues and efficacy. was afflicted with
two severe attacks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which | partially recovered,
cut was obliged to use crutcEes % aid ne III
waking " hen left home; toti4ls were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result OF the at
Fiction, and had feared the disorder would
accompany me through life; but proyidcntialy
" was recommended to appyat George Dob
bin and Aurphy's for Or. Tissots Drops, and
after using only ore bottle, found myself per-
fectIy liberated from my disorder, and am now,
thank God, as free from pain as il | never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully on myself, | determined to ap.
Div it internally to nv child, a boy only eleven
months old, WHO was then reduced almost to
skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times 10 him, his com
plant was entirely removed, and heis snow re
covering his strength with great rapidly.
TIL. CAMPBELL.
galti,uere, July g, 1900.
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

q ne toll0ssl.a Valuable Medicines, jastly &C.
lebratess through the UEltsd States for thelr
superior efficacy N the cure OF the seversn
disorders for which they are recomnenae.'
from ncnaaa Lees Patent Family Med
siiie Store, New-y York, are sold only by the
saDsefiber, at lis store in kin55-street
Hqm5lte7s's Grand Restorative,
Is recor1p ended as an invaluable medicine
or fs.e SPEEDY and permanent cure OF nervous
.iss,relers or-s,lsA as arise from the inslloSie-
rats use flea, strong liquors, long residence
warm climates, excessive WEAKNESS, VIA . -
eraf relaxation Of the system
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The Following nezv andvaluaSlc Medicine, jus<
received and Tor sale as above
(lpriee, 77ro Dollars fer dotHe.
DR.. IfGogs ce5e5ra5sa Govt and RAen-
mats Drops.
NOTHING is of more importance han
the preservation Of healtI-this common lacep
remark. however is TOO OFTEN FORGOTTEN,
whist we are active and strong-and pre-
veation OF pain, which is superior TO it's cure,
is. not sufficiently attended, to by any dcscnpa-
ON OF persons. Among those disorders which
require the most early and uDremitting Efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have strong
er claim 9pon our notice than the Gout, Rheu-
Esmatism, Lumbage, WEAKNESS of the Joints,
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
Cranlp and every species of Rheumatic Pans
| fom whatever cause they may have c-iginat-
ed--aner hence every relief which oal, be adj
] ministsred is too valuable tobe forgotten.--
/ Those persons whose avocations peculiarly ex-
pose them TO celds,. SIC. cannot be too anxious
! lways to possess immediate aid. Sea-arinp
persons, travellers, Ss. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which will
| ceunteract the unpleasans effects Of their Deri-
! lous duties, and espeeiaty these. pains to which
their situation must expose them. To those
who reside Ia or visit the We.L-lndies and
Their warm climates, theywill he found upon
trial to convey the most LASTING service, and
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~ the great efficacy of the Paint and lE7t-
edsci7es, preparcdby the late Rich
ard zee. nm. which for near, eight years pas
have acquired throughout the United &sates q
celebrity hitherto uneqnalied.
PSltadelh&sa, .4agust 9, 1900.
8eipr DESTROYS to make public for the good
az others, the excellent quality OF II Asdll1-4
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the bate Alr.
Lee. I have sent YOU the following account Of
the benefit have received from it, wilioh ]
hoDe will induce others to give 1t a trial In
i sonseaueaee of braise on the breast received
a9roin s fall, my health grew BAD, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to,rise up II ny bed with all the
horrors of immediate sut4ocation. Add to
these constant pain IN my breast and cough,
great loss OF strength and flesh, and you may
conceive that my symptoms evidently indicated
an approaching consumption. HE advice OF
a most eminent physician WAS reso.ted to, and
afterwards !. second was calico IN, without CIV
ing me any relief. Another pllgsieaala who
knew me and the circumstances OF my case,
advised me to gtoe l4aziiter siSrs a trfGi, say
ny, he had 4sed 1t IN has practice, and atscays
soand it do mach good. A bottle was procured
Rom Mr.. Birch's, and found relief before ]
bad takieat one hGlfof it. continued to use
it and was soon strong enough to attend to bu-
siness. On taking cold, same of my former
symptoms return, but are always removed by :
dose or two of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, iun.
No. Ii, Budd-ssssat, Philadelphia
Ntrs. ii. Les.
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Prom xneler Marin, Ely. late .astorasgst-

nery1l s;fae State Of 1aiarylaad
comply with your request in stating my
opinion Of Hamilton Elixir. lthas been USED
In my family for tao or three years past, Win
uniforms success, whenever colds, coughs, q
similar complaints, have rendered me'llcins
necessary i have myself found it an .eycei,
Lent and agreeable remedy for very painful
and troublesome affection of the breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with INSTRUCTED anu
difficult breathing.
on these accounts ! do not hesitate TO re-
con, J,epd ,4srnilton' 5 Elixir as yalaable me-
stcins, and deserving pubic attention.
TTTHFR MARTIN.
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Hq5n1ltonss Elsxs7-.

A sovereign renleoy3for eolas, oi'ssS sa
coughs, astanass sore throats ana afspro~csa4R
aansunlDtions.
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: - IL i LII " = y : 49,
HA My. TOMS ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best remetiy Tor
coughs, colds, asthmas, hoopins-eough, ap-
preaching consumpuons, ard most disorders
Of the breast alsdlungs. This preparation viii
prove a valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarspness,
thickness of speeck, sc. In long confirmed
hsthnlavic complaints where cure can speed
lily sbe expected, this medicine affords innledi-
ute rc3te1, noderating the fits ofcoughing, and
rendering them recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be eX-
Yeeted
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GERMAN LINENS.
This is to give Notice,


That the subscriber Of alexandria county.
ID the district of Columbia, hath obtai,-e
from the-Orphans' Court OF said county, let
tiers of administrator on the personal estate
Of 1homas Simats, late of the county aiore-
said, grocer, deceased: all person having
claims against the said deceased. are hereby
warned to exhibit the1n with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, OH or before the
18th day Of October next, or they may BY
law be excudad from all benefit to sad estate;
ard those indebted thereto are required tc
make immediate paymet.
Given under my hand this Nth iday OF
Apra, 1903
Margaret simms,
dnli'ziatratri.c of1,. Stnms.
April Il. cow
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MuseoSado sugars, different qGali;is,
Bengal white do.
Loaf and lump sugars, philadclpbia. i
timore and Alexandria.
Leiper's, Gar&,tps, and Hamilton, ~,
in bottles and blsdders.
Macuba and rapee do,
Clover-seed, penn. yarrantca)
Macc; nutlnegs; cloves caSsia; pi.,
to; pepper; ginger, race and grounj; N
cane pepper; refined salt-petre.
Coffee; chocolate rice; pearl bsrsd
Loalon and Philadelphia mustard; h5I
salt; starch; Fig blue; fotant indigo; Ge,I
gia and Tennessee cotton; fay; wool; ms.
der; copperas; alum; birthstone; chsiJ
pipes in boxes; wrapping paper and tFt
traces; cdcords; leading lines; demijoh,,
gin cases; patent shot brandywins ganpc,
der; Harvey's gunpowder, [the only real b
fish battle powder from F to treble sea,
chewing tobacco best HAVANA sesars,
kiuscatel and bloom raisins in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks.
Zante currants pranes soft shelled
noads.
4 few boxes excellent pickles, cache
dozen bottles assorted /; capcrs, olives and
choyies, for sale by the box.
4 quantity Of Clean good alum salt sga
for the fishery, &c. sc
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( =
A speedy and effeetual remedy. senefs'5 =
removing the complaint AT one application. y
a,ay be- safely used BY persons ofeyery sss.
The Aaody3ae E5sxsr.
For the cure Of every kind of head soAs,
Hams genuine Eye Water.
An excellent remedy for all disorders OF the
eyes, many persons having been cured 81 II
s nhen nearly deprived of sight.
Tooth-acAs Drops.
Give immediate relief in the most violent
attacks.
The Restorative Porodsr Tor sae
Teeth and Gasnls.
Cleanses and strengthens them, and pre-
serves The. enamel of the teeth from eeeay.
GowlanHs Lotion, and fhsgenus7se
Persian Lotion.
Both celebrated in the fashionsele-world as
most excellent cosmetics and perfectly sac.
Halns true and geaa'ape loT1l-
Plaster.
A-certain remedy for corns, speealiy creth-
eating them without giving pam
Ague and Fever props.
Justly esteemed for their great efficacy in
cure of agues and Intermittent levers
Isasass La Salue. and indian
Vsgsta55s sbsesfc.
James Kennedy, fen.
.Aiesandria, 0eto5er is., es
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ZengGS.

Bv which many thousands have been re-
Used from the distressing and dangerous ma
laav Of worms and otaer distinctions IN the
stomach and bowels
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EIts{2AS A71t1-6a5l0gtS fattS.

Are justly esteemed Tor carrying Oh the SUI
.c,,l,,s,ns bile from the stomach and prevent
NO morbid sccretions. ard fheir consequences
Bilious aai indignant fevers, SC. hese Pliss
are perfectly mild in their operations and may
he used with safety by persons % sssiy ~se
and in every situation. -,
The Sogsresgn Ointment tsr slaSss
Hch
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ITCH CURED.

[ been known TO fllin any one instance. It's
perfectly ianoccast, warranted not to contain
i.particle or mercury OF any perniciops 4ngfedi
ent, ard may be used with perfect safety On
| an infant, being q vegetable preparation and
entirely free from he offensive smell which
attends most other remedies.
HAMILTON'S LOZENGES,
Which have cured more children and adults
sf disorders proceeding from worns, than all
Tn. medicines heretofore discovered In adj
dition 10 the great cures mentioned in the let
tiers f5Ss1n the chancellor Of the state ct Mary
land, the Rev. Mr. Molthief and others, late
~ published tfN following are submitted TO the
public; being selected forthe purpose oEshc@-
ing the mild vet hoUerul qualities Of this ex-
tsaordinaly medicine, which, although SO mild
IN its operation, is competent to cXpei the ter
rnidable tape worm.
I'm infant, aged weeks, Of Mr.. Henry E5s-
bank, taylor, Charles-street, Baltimore, was
dangerously afflicted with CONFUSION fits, SO
that his lie was despaired of, but was peficct-
II cured by che dose of Aamilton's Worm Lo-.
zenges, which expelled several worms, the
ungloubted cause of the child's disorder.
T,etter. fi.0zv Afr. .sckerman, blfcklaye1, daga-
zi1le street, near Broadsyay, jan. "a, 1902.
Il would be ungratetul were | to withhold
my testimony in favorof Hamiton's Worm
Destroying I.ozenges. ] had been between
five aael SIX years past much indisposed, and
latterly often totnehted with severe gripping
and pains in the bowels, troubled with oifen-
sive breath, with violent feverish its,and other
obvious symptoms Of worms; but frequently
hearing your Worm Lozenges recommended
n cases similar to mine, | determined CD 8
trial Of them, as my last resource. The first
dose evacuated twelve or IS feet of tape
worm; two other doses were taken, which
brought away quantity Of matter broken like
skins and pieces OF worms. suppose the
tape worm, voided at different times, mus in
the whole nave exceeded forty feet. The al
most incredible benefit ! received from this
medicine, induced me to give dose to achild
OF nine who was pining and sickly: it prolu-
.ced the same good effect in this instance ex-
pelling q worm Of a different kind, from, nine
to twelve inches long, ard at the same time
RESTORES good state Of health.
HENRY ACKERMAE.
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HamsIt0a,5 Essence and E1t71ct

CT Wustd1e5.
A Safe and efectual remedy Tor she govt,
rheumatism, sprains, pains II the taco aAa
meek, sc.
Ilams5to7s's WoJas-ds5troysag Lo-
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To be Continued
FROM THE MONITOR.
DANIEL CLARK.

The following is that part Of Cen Wilkinson's
defence which relates to the perjury of the ho :
norable Delegate from Orleans.
here close Mr.. Harper's deposition, and
find little else in Mr.. Clark's worthy notice 1t
is true, he HAS been so far consistent as to be-
gin and end in fasehood for Mr. Clark was not
at the time referred TO, "the agent of the house
who were my consignees at New. Orleans and
had All interest in my shipments" though he has
sworn he was-( See the deposition of Oliver Pol.
lock and the letters of Philip Nolan) Ihaye
not, however yet done with him he has AN aw-
FIJI account to settle: aiude 20 The oath he took
in the case of the Grand Sachem. The record
OF the SUIT relating to that vessel, between Iona
than Arnold and pAvergne Deleal and Others,
is here exhibited legally certified and auihentica-
ted. 1t was a dispute between Arnold the mag
ter OF the vessel, and certain French priyateers-
men, who in the year 1894, when Spain and
France were at war, had captured the vessel as
Spanish property. Being chased after the cap
ture by an English frigate, the priyateer with
her prize sought refuge in the port OF Charles.
ton, South-Carolina, where Arnold libelled her
IN the Admiralty court as his property The
question therefore between the parties was, whe-
Their the vessel was Spanish or American proper
tyl There had been found on board together
with the usual American papers, a set Of Spa
nlsh papers and at the time Of capture she was
u turning from voyage which could only be
prosecuted by Spanish vessels. Many other
doubtful circumstances appeared on the trial
and many witnesses were examined on both
sides among others Mr.. Daniel Clark was sum.
moned, and gave his deposition according to the
forms OF TIE Admiralty court, TO which beg
Leave to call your attention. 1t will be recollect.
ed that Mr.. Clark was at that time Spanish sub.
ject and one OF the objects of the captors was
to prove that the brig either belonged to him, or
had received papers oftransfer from Others, with
the connVaDce OF the real owners, in order that
she might pass as Spanish property Mr.. Clark
in his deposition swears to- the following words
- was never at any period Interested either in
whole or in part, in'the Grand Sachem neither
had or any other person whatsoever, TO the
best OF my knowledge, any title, deed or trans
Ter o. her from Jonathan Arnold, or the former
rroprietoFs Of said vessel And when cross
examined by the defendants, captors of the YES
sci, lc further deposed onthe Holy EvangeIsts
- did Jonathan Arnold or any other per.
son, make any sale or transfer OF the said brig