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EUROPE.
NEyv-YORK, Sept. s.
From the Boston Ga-ette.

The British packet Lord Hobart left Fal
mouth on the 18th of July, and Halifay on
the Goth August of course brings no later
London news than we had already received
by other arrivals.
A Spanish officer from Cor,,nna arrived
at Falmouth on the 10Th July in a PASSAGE
OF only days, and preceded to London
lie informed that So 900 French troops had
been killed In various skirmisheS by the Spa
nisA Patriots, who were in possession of Ma
drid and had taken prisoner the wife of
Murat.
a communication between Falmouth anc,
Corunna had been opened the first British
packet would sail ior the latter pore on the
18th July.
he A.ass:!a:;sss, i was said ka;a! cca::.emc
ed hcstilities, and had taken two or three
French towns.
4 vessel had arrived at Pictou, in Novo-
Scotia in % days from Glasgow, with in .
formation OF = peace having been concluded
between g. Britain and Russia Ali the Spa
IniSh prisoners at Fattif;tx had been released
and sent TO Havana, and al. tie transnorts
had been ordered home from Halifax i'm
mediately
This is the amount of the verbal news bv
the Packet. But ali this is comrarat;ve!l
unimportant. The public attention is direct
cd 10 spain, where " high-minded men"
who love their couItry, are engaged in a
struggle which VIII BE glorious in history
whether it terminates in conquest or dercat.
The Boston Gazette Of Monday, enables US
to lay before our readers the following
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of the English and run into Bayonne on the
5th, and the captain went to Bordeaux TO
consult and sell the cargo. On the 25th Of
the same month, the government seized YES
sci and cargo, under the Milan Decree of
the 18th Dec. twelve days after the arrival
OF the vessel in the port and " i'll no doubt
condemn her-valued at 10000 dollars.
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PUBLISHED BY THOMAS WircHIE, or
PosirE THE Posr-oFrICE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNyM, PAYABLE ADvANCE.
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FRANcIs 8 0,orI1rY.

Sent = TIa,yf.n1
p. S. am requested by " ior Coz - gEes
TO add, that he i ready % rcccis" TIVE pupil
as bo.rGers, ON very moderate terms FROM JGe
known character and habits o. t3is gentleman.
the public may be assured that whist ths m.sl
scrupulous aueutionis paid to thr morals orthcir
children, they snail BE- at he SANE tino tre.tea
with the greatest l5eraty Of manners.
T. 6 C'P
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MlNUFlCTURTNc MILL

VALUABLE 4MlNUFdCTURING Mill
G DISIILLERl'- THE subscriber win
sell Or lease for term Of years, with OF without
a distiliery, containing five stills of near 1000
gallons, the valuable MILL on AppoinattoX river,
in Cumberland, lately owned by William skip
with The house IS 90 feet long, % wide, and
three stories high, containing 2 pair best burr
and pair corn stones, with Evans's patent ma
chmery and Saw Mil in complete order. Boats
pass under he Mill through one of tie best locks
on the river--tc neighborhood affords :n album
dant supply of wheat, and on the spot are two
commodious houses calculated for 4 store ard re-
sitlence. II sold, the purchaser may be accom-
modatcd with 4 or 500 acres OF Land, one ha,fin
wood. Terms may lie known ON application tn
Mr.. letters at the Mill or 10 me near Gcnito
Bridge.
EDMUND H4RRISON
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GELECr SCHOOL.--This school IL now o
- pen for the reception of scholars its nun.
beris limited TO twenty-one and few are wan
ted tocompetc it.
The instructions given arc in the Grecl; aud
Latin languages, Mathematics, OratCrical Gem
position, EIocution, &c
The price Of t;licon is fifteen dollars Guar
ter, pay ~bc III advance and 10 otter extra.
charge made, either the scholars first entering
for fuel.
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EDMUND H4PRISON
amelia. 46yil ~ C1myJ)
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The following translations are made from
Spanish papers. received by the Arctu-
rus .rom St. Scbastians
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THE RESURRECTION.

The following extract is taken from the fifth
book of N1r. Stewards Poem, where the
author coming more Immediately to his
subject, apos;rophises the sun on the
morning of Resurrection. His description
of the effects of the last Trumpet--the
bursting of the tombs--awakening of the
dead, &c. form picture awtully sublime,
and may enable our readers duly to ap-
preciatc the merits of the work.
(Cnarleston Courier
Hail! glorious Orb! vino since young time
was born,
Hast lit with smiles the rosy realms of morn;
Herald of light and life I! whose genial rays,
Der glad creation pour. the vital blaze
Thou too must fade, when elemental war,
With fiery rage dissolves each tt'nng star
Thou, radient Moon! shalt lose thy milder
light,
And ru}e 10 more fair regent Of the night!
Ye beauteons planets. that triumphant roll;
Ye stars, whose silver studs the vivid pole;
All, all your worlds shall melt in fervent fire,
And in one grave with death and time expire!
Yet, yet awhile, O sun! thy lustre shed,
Ger the last morn, to Light the slumb'ring
dead,
Then in proud majesty thy rsce resign,
And own the hand that made thee Was divine.
AS by Sicilia's isle are softly seen,
Cav lemon groves and woodlands ever green,
While DER the bright blue sea no pinnace flies,
Nor whispering zephyrs fan the glowing
skies -
All, all is calm, no restless pillows rave,
Nor cen an oar divides the plain1ive wave;
Till the dimm'd sky thick clouds Of ashes
spread,
When the red lava gushes from it's bed,
And vhelms the plain; the kissing torrents
roar,
Plough through the waves and boi! along the
shore
From the deep calm the dreamless sleep be-
low,
The heart, thus woke, the crash Of worlds
shall kuows
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w. TURNEULL.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.

Arrived, sSbuoncr J-hsrscns Campbell,
$50 days from Kiog,;ou. Oh The west
Ss,as Of amsics was sp ken by the British
zfueas- Meieagas. boaad to Por' Royal
Bwlh uSep ioaaed yellow s9ded schooner
Sn tow, suepossd 80 be detained Ame1i
Can. ,une I'll, IF Co!erados, fell in With
y Drit,.h lrome wssd bound Href, under
Iccnvuy Of ,wa men OF war brtgs the
SO.ion aud Sparrow vas bs.ded BY the lar.
|asr ,od treated poliselY; KEEP ID company
wi,h The & e,to she i9h. J1ne 10Th, of
M sranrl reef, was beaded 81 tie British
moo at ~ar Fire Fly, Lieu,ensnt Boyd, for
mcrly The schooner hnteltpe, OF la.iaGe5
@phia and treated pal,,sly the Fire Ely
IVES thirty sis hours from New Providence;
&lieu.epsns Boyd ,nfoyn. captain c. ;hsf
previous to his ssi'og, .hcial accounts had
\ been received q, N. Providence OF naval
seton up the Mednetfanean, between q
kRruish squadron II sail If the lpe, aud
,hlrieen French ihA' he latter were CON.
tple,siy bsaieo, haurg three ssksu aud TWO
snrk and thai ;he, ti,.,,sh admiral, SIT Rich.
AID S.rsehsp, was lied; also. that Bons
par,r had ksde stiestaud k,bg # Potlu.
gal. J,1s sSrd. eff H.l,esss, spoke ship
Msdi Sosrd ,bi,iy sisa. days from
D Jamaica, 49, 70 bpAen.
BY those who have for lumber OF
|years kepe DAILY rsmnks on the weather
and 'os -,ste.ot the thermometer, esday
lbs pronounced the warmrst experienced 10
|shis city during the last ten years.
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=. e IRE n eus was as follows:
~ r. the wounded leg esu's's was
aa,,ed. which keps disehasg'nS Irom .a ne
p,....cammeocemvn. of the synpfom', I'll
oon. time 4fser the cure. ....l
4 s sad Tue leg was frsqlsa''y oa'nsd with
h am oil. 90 &c ~. fo,low;ov
-,s csuary was administered sWo . ln.se
$500 .1day Peruvian bark 10 Pc" aer'
''u ,c.s. vaisrisns 10 powder, ooe
w. iuprbur Of an,imcny. one ounce !;
~ ssne draehm and hall Russia
Swf sss an cvnce musk hail a draehm;
80. &c worm wood. Tour ouocss syr-
IN &c ssffsoo, snfhs,sDs quantity g 'o, ,.
ar sl.e,uary. OPIUM was also ''oersssy
zen 70 a..usge the irritation aoo spasns' .
r. me ,hroa, was applied pias'sf' COM.
aa,ed of Oh osn, musk, canpaof, assafo !.
&ds. sn6 gum galbanum. .u.
The last application seemed $ os n.o, ), :
.Hsc.ua, .hxu ary other s..sdic'os emp'nyso.
To- recovering his io,ellscts aud sPsecn' !, ne :
declared he experienced the gfeassss rel's'
{sram -. pl,;s,er and that 10 shors uNe
8.f,e. !, was applied, he felt 40 sg'seao1e suu
sooshicg warmth. dcsccodeo HoM us
2,h,oss 10 his lsg.in The same course 1ou
l;,,,,,on ,ha. the spasmodlc structure nad
Essesadt d and sIl,hr complicated aad PAU
fl 90 o,,ns pr ogrsssisely dim'nlst,ed. M.
~ recovery wes accomplished.
n,ee.sayy. in this plsce,so saension
IA. q farther ADD corroborating proof Oh sns
ErfSsacy of this plaisef, u was nos nag g g
Bcons.e 70 ,,ll the symp,om, OF hsd.epao9'a
had TAX co place. As this exisroai apP''ca
,;,n e., che th,oas was attended win suca
Eh.noy .ucccss IN the most dreadful stage
/ Of tie disease, misht il no5 have pfessn'.
ed ,be occurrence OF 1his swtot viskas'on
|s!.ogs:ksr, bad IL oesn applied so soon As
s;h,. after the bic WAS received! !.
would cer,aioly BE- recomneudso, at ieass
/ 10 give il a .riAI particularly as tor ai~u'h'
&,hyoa,. aud nsaes parts engaged 10 d. glui'
HON, form the principal sea of the Disease;
\ I'd az this matady, 10 my ep'nioo. bears .
SA,rong sfinny TO nrre@ua and spssmoo'c al.
4s~,,on, he remedies above detslied, stlll
tar hey cIa;m our most serioes considera.
<,,so. especially when th.ir admins ration
In ave hesu accompanied with sucn success.
N nh. There arc bot sws "sls auSasn L
a.ed csses recorded 10 the annais oi BIZ
$a.sh med,cinc, whef1 patterns nave Ttco-
3.s,e after sy mpsows OF ssydfoHhceis rave
E,asen place, VIZ IN The preseot csse CT 10.
Ab.rt Dtxon, aud la the CAGE OF II 2 soe in
My ant, az published by the lsse DR. M
liz al, oi Bath.
u w. TURNBULL.
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aleranoria Daap aObsrttssr.
WEDNESDAY, JuLY s.

AT the request of the Washington Society
we have been favored with copy OF the
Grafton delivered on Monday last by J. y
S1MMs, Esquire--it shall appear on Monday
next.
Tie following are the TOASTs drank BY
the ,4ie1andr1a Volunteer Bl2es and a NUM-
Der of the citizens Of Alexandria, at Pur-
kiss garden, on Monday last, the. fourth OF
July.
lst. The Day we celebrate, and all who
honor it.
End. The President of the United States.
Sd. The Vice President oil the Y. States.
4th. The Heads of Departments.
sth. The Memory OF the illustrious Wash
ington though his presence no longer ami
mates our military parades, may his farewell
address be respected as our general orders.
9th. The Memory of those brave Heroes
who fell in contending for the rights We en-
joy-May we duly appreciate the magnitude
Sof The prize acquired by their yaiora and pairl.
otism.
9TH. The surviving war-worn Veterans of
our Revolution-May their silver locks excite
the anxious care and obtain the mer.ted re-
ward Of their government.
9th. The District of Columbia--May its
internal improvement and iaclhty 81 inter
course, cement our interests and harmonic
us as one common family.
9th The Permanent Seat OF the National
Government--Congress Hall upon its Corner
Stones, and its Advocates tor Kenoyal upon
Wheels.
10Th. Our Ancient Parent State, Virgi-.
nia--hcr right of suffrage hottomed on ner.
soil-she has reared SONS an ornament TO the
worId-May we not lessen in our attachment
to her, though some Of the withered branches
of her family have endeavored to prevent the
annual visit of her infant children In tae dis
trct of ColumGia.
llth Our Foreign Relations in equal scales
May We cease to respect those that tSl TO
respect us
18th. The Congress Of the United States
May they bear In recollection, the wisdom,
frsnness, and disinterested patriotism, " len
animated their furefatners this day 50 years,
ard may the course they take, at their next
meeting, prove alike fclicitous.
18th. The Fair Daughters of Columbia
Should we draw the SWORD they must draw
the thread.
A corn Smelling machine is advertised IN a
Kentucky paper, which may be worked with
the ease Of common gr.ndstoae by hand,
and viii Shell al hundred bushels OF corn In
day. 1t may also be worked by horse or
water, antis very simple and not likely to get
o,,t of renair Th.. NIECE of m kinu " is ahnut
twenty dollars.
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70 z S 4 L f.

BY VIRTUE Of decree # lie Ugh court
of chancery Of he State of MAJ, land, viii be
exposed to public sale, in the Town It Fo,s.
7oraeco, Charles county, at the cou't Eoust,
al three O'Clock in shc afternoon Of The Sc end
day OF the next August term OF Charlc couhs
ty court, which commences OH the 4th Mon.
day of Angus: next parcel OF l. ND, late
the property of John ID. Scon, deceased, be-
ing part of a tract of land called Foynloa Ma.
nor, lying upon branch Of Nanjemsy Greek,
on the post road leading to NatJemoy from
Port Tobacco, near the IiiI Top and about
seven miles from Port ropaccos
This land consists of about 500 scrss, Of
which between so and leo acres are well tim.
bered, about 20 acres are in marsh, and the
remainder arabic and very productive.
n The terms Of sale are that the purchaser
shall give bond with sufficient security topay
the purchase u oney in twelve months from
the sale. It will be sold entire or in parcels
as may best suit the persons inclined to pur-
chase.
Francis Key, Trustee.
July /. cots
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!. Hark. in deep tone the bursting thunaers

When the last trumpet shakes the word
around: s.
Thou waning earth resign each mouiae =. 9 J
folm;-
! Wake, sleeper wake, nor fear creations
storm
Ye ocean waycsi where Ger your Glliows
sweep.
Yield the long dead from al your cosy deep,
Disgorge our victims, every eolse ft s'ofe'
Death has expired, and death s.All DC 40
$3.50 more!
Swift through the lucid heldst,,e Scrap Try,
Unbar the ,ombs, and 10 disclosed they51i
The marble cerements BURST --iia glad surprise
Dpe from long sleep the deat+.-eSanS ui'.ed
eyes.
And view in chasten'd joy, and new amaze
Der ethcr's vast unnumbei'i slato:is blaze
Now the wide xu1tn, from sil her ioneiicst
shores,
Wakes ages past. the earliest dead restores;
Fires every eye and sncws every hand,
From burning Sego to the ocythiaui lid,
Frnm naneiess ciiines the coullt.ess myriaas
move,
To meet the awful m jesty above!
There, the dark colers o the torild zone,
There every shade the tlisid regions own,
Obsy alike the tlumpet's,aii.
And theiv same Judge tie one great LoRp OF
There too the sea, Ger all her trembling bed,
Sees vital vigor nerve The scattered deaa
Though the bleach'd bones in rude confusion
lay,
Ten thousand fat.oms meath her briny way,
Each shalt know cacn, and every limb retain,
Its long lost pride OF syh,ncuy again.
What lovely form, f.om yonde. opening
tomb,
Rises to life, in beauty's f.irest blooms
Close OH her bosom smiles All infan, fair,
That seems inpatient for tae paths OF ar;
One snowy arm the riyen stone diyi.es,--
Swift through the chink, the rosy eherub
glldes
One gentle arm the eager boy Restraints,
Who, gust released, tx elegant azure aims
And on his cheek While beams OF Triumph
And from her eyes while dews of i.pssre
flow.
Around the heart hopes vivid splenders play,
And Charm their spirits TO tie realms OF day.
To the four winds Of Heay'n, wide DER the
sky,
On ni,able plume. the floating cherubs ay;
Heraids of Con ! In splendi ph-lanx steer,
To urge the tardy, and the just to cheer;
Mid starry spheres, 10 rule, with gasrda n
The uutried voyage through the deep Of air.
> +na r,)n
steals,
And all the soul celestial transport feels;
Near, and more near, ii views with fond sur
p,i5c,
Unnumbei'd worlds in long succession rise,
Sees the blue vault with thronging millions
shine,
And every orb its rival dead resign:
And, nearer still, with eagle glance surveys
The flaming sun, nor winks beneath the
blaze.
See! Ger his brew while lalntent glories
play,
Immortal NEwToN feel the vital day -
He, whose rapt eye could search each distant
sphere,
Unseen, unhesrd, by other eye or ear,
He, born to bless, improve, instruct man.
kind,
And pour the blaze of science on the mind;
He, whose high soul the paths OF wisdom
trOd,
And found all nature speak of Natures Cod;
Who, unseduc'd by philosophic pride,
procI,;rn' ri fhe wonders ne q tfrniscience wide
And, from creations unexplor'd before.
Taught man the source OF Being to adore
Now woke from sleep, oace more, with Joy
reviews
The studded Heay'ns expand their silver
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On Tuesday next viii be sold, at toe
.vendue Store, for the term OF FIVE and 9
3 half years,
A middle aged Negro Won "
PIG. Malaeller.
July 8. Gus
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LENT OR LOST.

LGAN YIN L0O 9
The first voiame Of CAesteyseld's Letter. !,
WHOEVER has'borrowed or found it Wiz
please to return it, Or call and pay for tie
sstt 80 ~
ROBERT GRAY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-02

a mangled virgins cozing brains X
And clammy earth from Vendce's plains,
az. Hurry Hurry Razes and bury
Ruin spread with Whirlwind fury
Edit. Bushes where warm entrails hung
That Gend- like treachery thithsr flung Il
Scraps Of French philosophy
Secret messages apply
Letters once 70 Mazzei sent:
Threats by Gallick envoy spent,
Statutes pass'd to aidtheir cause;
Deep corruption's partial laws;
Aurora pages then uniurl';
Paine's and Volney's writing hurl
4 Add ears of spy,s and murderer's nails
And the hellisht charm prevails
~. Hurry Hurry Razes and bury,
Ruin spread with whirlwind fury
Enter the Depaong Desolatsoa.
Demon. Oh !! Well done You have deserys
ed well,
And blasted chimes your fame shall tell ];
! And now 70 every point eisperse,
Mankind in blood and guilt inlmerse.
Involving all in one wide-Wasting curse.
Ansiek and q Song.
Join the horrid ring,
Monsters OF the day;
Entcrl Enter! Latcf!
Ye that entel may.
The Queen's unoef,at ana beautiful niece.
+ .flla0inS 70 ne lAassaere q Fort lYlAfa'n
Henry: a sceae shoessns cruelty character.
,stieh Of ides teei aefgayliiy some y me ne
French.
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THn EXISTING GALLIcK coNTzDEnAcY.

i The EXISTING 0ALLICkt OohFEuEhASi
M Cham1hagny, an .dmer;can 1aeootn, 0Ha :
dearaved Editor, g
Cham. Thrice Napoleon has decrecd: ..,
Jaco. Twice and once have we complied
Edit. Leaders cry, tbs time, It's time!
Cham. Round about the circle so
Mad ambitions sceptre throw;
Egypt's sand, by Frenchmen stand.
When their foes unarned remained
Rust scrap'd from the poinard,s hllt,
That brave Kleber's heart blood split
And the cup the leaders hand,
Fili'd with poison for his band.
I'M. Hurry Hurry Raze and buiy
puin spread with whirlwind fury
c6am. Bloodhounds Jaws, besmeared with
gore
That Hayti's helpless children tore;
Rones. which back to back have tied,
Negroes plpng'd into the tide;
s Worms by Toussaint's body bred !,
Enghein's blood-drencRd garment spread
The handkerchief assassins drew,
Round the neck of Pichegru;
Panps strangled visage. black with death,
Ouivering as he gasp'd for breath:
For charm to whelm and bury,
Initiate the tempest's fury
IN Hurryl Hurry Raze and bury
Ruin spread with whirlwind fury :,
.jaco. A hair p]uck'd from each pastors head,
Whose blood his brother Frenchma.n!
shed;
clotted ringlets of the queen;
Splinters from the guillotinel
Hands bath'd with more than sayage
pride
In the bosom's gushing tide:
yesmen,'s torn il furious haste,
From maidens murdsr'd when embraced
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NEW-YORK, June 80,

r.,..;o Wheeler, Who arrived here yes-
..sdav q = days from Passam4auoddy, in-
io,ms. ,ha, three Of. the American scld'ers
h,d deser,ed 10 he British SIDE and that
81. dac before he called, the British sIoop
&C var SQUIRREL arrived from St. John,
..;,h one Il the above deserters. The o.
shsr Two beng Irishmeu, we're desala.
Cd.
I.e,tessfrop Trinidad s'ase, that imme
a;,,elv a}F.r the Gre !. that piece, The
f;o,ernos d dispatched ? vessel tor the
II Ssa,es,flsh so sppli ation fer supply
g nr,beS.Sc. On the first srsava! Of Ams s
,;esu ytss,. Is 10 bslIas, for csrgoes, ahe Go.
/ ,eroxr observed, thar he wished 10 koow,
sbrfore he suffered vessels 10 receive car
e3ssl whether his application 70 the y.
Ss.,s. was successful On sscOnd ap
n,,e.tioo. however, and before the decision
- America was koown. be grsnssdper
mi.sion Tor American sssss!s 20 load.
NORFOl-k .June IS.
a let,ey IS received 10 shia town itom
Amsterdam, dassd the 27sh APsil. which
.sss.cs that ,he mail Of The, DAY, had oro's
information from Sps,D, where .he emps1-
! or If France ,hsn was, ssaing that The
seizure Of all Americ4a properly was or
csred 10 France tns same is expected ia
Spain aus Hulsaod-
We place gress confidence ip..h's inier
nation because il Is from person Of w.
doubled veIacsy.
The Uai.ed States fsiga,e Chesapeake,
has returned 10 DER moo.ugs =. Craoy lsl-
sod.
A renasxvon. for sesmen was opened
for this fr,gase. bot We uoderssaod ,Aatvs-.
r. few have been Jenlislcd- The truth Is,
there are but very few 10 the place.
a meycansile house 10 this place hssrs-
ee,ved Lester from Antigua, dated the
is, insssnt. which saves that shiE. has
,ha, da, arrived from ST.. M,chaels Gone
Of the Asores) viii egaf 'hsusand bushels
Of Indian coro; the pstce OF ma ss.'cle
was dollars per bushsl, -four - dollars
per bssrel.
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From the Washlugten FederaAst.

Mr., EDrToR,
YOU have no doubt perceived, in some
ofthe Democratic papers, parody on shakes l4s
peare's celebrated Witcn-scene. lie piece
alluded TO is sa,o to be the production OF Del
leck Osborn. well known as the former editor
OF the " Wines" at present the conductor
of the {. Boston Democrat. The enclosed
is intended as reply to Mr. Osborn's inge-
Nous imitation. Should you think It IN any
degree worthy insertion, you will oblige 9
friend BY publishing it in your next number
Of the Washington Federalist. 800.
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10 whom itmay Concern.
july q

~ IOTICE i. hereby giuf,, That applica.H
IN ton will be made fer Dup ieate Ger.
flficatcs Of seven ares In tie Capital stock OF
the P.n1syivawa catter Mine can:fdny, the
originals of which have been ether lost OF
misIsid, viz. Numbers 10, li,kl p, IS, 70
( s. and le--in the manner prescribed B! ing
resolutions Of the said Company.
July 4. law3ws
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a!eranptta Iaailp aobfrttssr.
sATUDAY, JuIr ?.

g Monday next. being tie an
ns0ersary Of american lns1.Pend-
e,lce. no fu5er mil be issued ttfoaa
Ghss Office until 1nssday.
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discourse en sriei q fast5Qzfda;

THE extreme ht at oflhe Wea-
ther, comblqed with lndispesi-
ton viii prevent tgalvae t from
delivering bis Dzseoarss .! o's S ~:
eide this evening.
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