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RULE" The owners. consignees or cap
tains OF the Americas shiDs in the ports of
France, or of her dependencies, must, pre-
viously to their clearing cut, give to the con-
sui or vice consul of their natioa, in his pub
lie capacity, land which snail become mat
ter OF record in the Office of the said consul
or vice consul, sufficient security bv written
obligation, that their return to the T.. States
Will be prosecuted directly and bona /fde,
and that they will not voluntarily touch at
any port place on their homeward passage,
by doing which they will subject themselves
to future capture and detention by either bel
ligercnt."
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NORFOLK, Ma

TIE horizon becomes briobie, :,
"1ieckS Of war" disahhear. we learn . n1
good authority, that orders are issued + m
the navy department, to discontinue tht'
quipment of the Gun-6oats. .LedperY
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WAsHIKcron, May 4.
Copy
Paris, Feb. %, 1909.


His majesty has been pleased to raise
the embargo OH American vessels within
the ports OF France and her dependencies,
aud the better to assure their direct return to
the U. States. to place them altogether ut
my disposition. You will therefore be good
enough to appriSe the captains, supercargoes
and owners within your consular district. of
tins arrangement, 10 tine END that they may
sail as soon as possible for some port or place
in the u States. The only rule which, in
my view of the subject, is necessary to ac-
complish the direct return of these vessels,
(Which is at once the object Of our gov .rn-
ment and Of this. is hereto subjoined. You
will be pleased To considerit in every case
indispensable. and should objections be made
OF, by captains or Others ;; YOU will lose no
time in stating 20 me their nature & extent, so
that means may betakcn toobviatc them.
j am with much regard,
Your obedent servant,
[Signed1 JOHN ARMSTRONG.
I'm. Lee, Esq.
Consul Of the U. s. az Bordcaur.
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BALTIMORE Nav 8

IT, en- BALTIMORE, May s.
a. th ne ,oIowlng price curr mt of Colonial goods
PGyron, broker of merchandise, was cemmun;
Gated Tor the North American by friend
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EN- AMIN KIMBALL, has taken th-.
Store lately occupied by Mr. Jacob Fsck-
,eF, where he has now tolerable, and will short
~ ieesive e very general and extensive assoTt-
ment OF European and India
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patriotism has induced them to voluntee,'
their services to the u. States.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, ~
Your obedient servant.
WlELiAM>EUSTIS.
Sce'ry. /orthe Det.a,1mcns oTiysr.


Orders have been issued to cease the p.
qnpment of our Gun boats az and to dis
charge the Va. detachment of the 100 o0o
troops. The last is important. 1t would
seem that there is a probability of ADJUSTING
our AFFAIRS, not only with Great Britain. bit
with France.
IS the tenor, of tine dispatches t,ro'
by l. Esperance to Boston ? They are per
maps important. Rumour, is afloat. that
they contain some rays of hope as to the
f F:enSh DEGREES But she is lying jade
Nirgii repreSentes her as Monster We
must wait in patience the ecIaircisasu,tns
Nothing Is yet known on the subject.
~ we are happy to learn, by a letter from
MI: John Southgate, whose death was nuri6.,l
IN TINS paper OF the 2nd inst that he is st; alive
lls enumeration came to us in an anonymous
form-bnt the wicked wight, who was goiiiy of
ts Pitifui joke, deserves exposure for his VII,
II ne mad not too much wit TO permit himself q,
be known oaeaihs or marriages will lleneei;,rtt.
De Pubhshed, IN this paper. unless they are sub
scr'bed by some responsible name.
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BALTIMORE, May 4.
We learn that one ofthe public vessels, now
here is underorders to sail to Europe with dis
patches... North american
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G G q d s.;
Which viii be sold Wholesale or retail at y.yy ~,
dsrate prices. , "'
May 9. 4.
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ring all tins time, excuses and polosies were
made, and necessity was sometimes limited
bn' no :erious pretension of right was advan-
|ced. No. The first formal claim was the
King s proclamation. With what propriety
then, can this be calleda right, claimed and
exercised tor ages, and during the whole OF
the administrations of Washington, of A
dams. and Jefferson.
Is there any reason why another procla-
nation should not soon appear, commanding
all the officers or the army in Canada and
Nova Scotia to SO over the line, take by force
all the kings subjects they can find in our
villages. The right would stantl>upon the
same princiPlcs-but there is this difference
it would not be executed with SO little
! danger.
The sins Of the late PRESIDENT ADAMS
against the BRITISH Faction in America
Re children 10 tie third and fourth generation
Nhe same vindictiyc spirit which begun the per
scution ofthe father by artful insinuations and
adicious whispers, openly and boldly assails the
sf with all the rancor OF aspersion. Fhe letter
oYie Hon. ]. 9. adams, yet fresh in public re
coection, has furnished the evidence of the
chtge OF apostacY from what now passes as or.
th~t federalism. The little critics ofthe da,
havtworried down themselves in hunting ,oi
3 'hos'defects ct composition which were TO dis
gracyhe Professor IF Rhetoric; but neither hi.
l !Tep'siorh mighty antagonists have dcignet
> 10 Poh out an unso,ind principle, or the shadow
OF moisistency in the statesman. These we
KNOW t5e the sentiments of such as have no
e disSfaei the federal cause, by renouncing what
c ever Is sbstantially republican The following
letter Inn President WASHING TON, vii
shew IN bat estimation that great Judge ofcha
\ racter, hsithe" talents and WORTH of the young
Mr. AdaA
Editors ofthe Patiot.)
pEA 81
Il" thank you for giving me til,
= Perusal OF ls enclosed. The sentiments d,
! nonor 10 tneead and heart of the writer ane
!, my "isnesEould be OF any avail, they shoulc
SoV1 you 10 aFong hope, that you will not with
!: ,oau inerted fomotion from Mr.. John Adam,
Il because ne is Dur son. For without intending
e W coihpni"shcf e father the mother, or &c
+ uie any otrs, give 1t as my decided OPT
t non, lhat MI Jams is the most valuable pub
Y Nv cnafao Ter Shave abroad-and that thcr,
v remains no douoin ny mind, that he will
!. prove hih'Sei IN ab!est of all our diplomats
. corps.
s II ne was noHo be brought in:o that line
OF in.o any o'her iHlic walk, could not, upor
e Pi.hepie "hict,ss regulated my own con
".''' u'S%PPi"'e otSe caution which is hintec
=" u'e ie''er. is already entered.-Th,
Puonc, more and md, as he is known, are ap
ri",'i'S iiiS tai1Hispd worth and his coun
~ ~, SUSAN" fs, If these were to bt
u "' Si''0ere esIeeiand afieetonate regard
t. | am ever yours.
.GH: WdSRkNG TON
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and khdeIty. Whether he might be allowed
to add with advantage to his maiesty's ser
vice, his majesty was best able to decide.
FUNERAL.

A.
On Sunday.last was inferred in the burial
ground Of St. Martin-in-the fields, the re-
mains Of Hugh Hewson, who died at the
advanced age OF IS. The deceased was a
man of no mean celebrity, though no funeral
escutcheons adorned his hearse, or heir ex-
pectant graced his ~obsequies. He was no
lessfa parsonage than The identical Hugh
Strap, whom DR.. Smol!et has rendered SO
conspicuonsly interesting in his life and adj
ventures of Roderick Random, and for up-
wards OF forty years had kept a hair dress
sers shop iii the above parish. The deceas-
ed was avery Intelligent man. and took dc.
light in recoonting the adventures OF his
early life. HesPokc with pleasure OF the,
Gme he passed III the service OF th- doctor,
and it was his pride as we'll as boast, to2say
that he had been educated in the same semi
nary with so learned and distinguished a
character. His shop was hung round with
lain quotations, and he would frequently
point out to his customers and acquaint-
ances the several scenes in Roderick Ran
dom, pertaining to himself, which had
their foundation, rot in the doctors invcn-
tv@ fancy, but in truth and reality
The meeting at a BARRIERS shop at New
csstle-upon-Tyne, the subsequent mistake
at the Inn, their arrival together nLondon
and the assistance they experienced from
Straps friend, were all of that description.
We understand the deceased has left behind
him an intcrlined copy Of Roderick Ran
dom, pointing out these facts, showing how
far they wcre indebted to the genius OF the
Decor, and to what extent they were bot
toned in reality. The deceased could ne
yer succeed in gaining more than a respect
lie subsistence by his trade, but he pos
:. sed an independence Of mind superior to
ambie condition. Oflate years he was
yed as keeper Of the Promenade in
- 5 Walk, Adelphi, and was much no
~ !. respected by the inhabitants who
.s,,,sas~ shat place.
CLon4on PAPER, March 25. |
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t. FemoUal.
John KNIGHT.
Nay IS.

Sadaier, CAP and Harness-maker,
ESPLCIFULLY informs his FRIENDS
II and CUSTOMERS that he has removed
his shop from Royal-street to King-street.
nearly opposite Philip TripIett's flour store,
where he will keep on hand a constant sup
ply of the best SADDLES, BRIDES and
HARNESS, and will pay the ~strictest atten-
tionto orders for any articles in his line.
May l6. q d6teo6t
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TO the day Of his death. His hair turned
quite gray: he retained his sight and msmo-
ry well, and had all his senses perfect, ex-
cept that of smelling. He was stout and In
elined to corpulencc was never sick but
once, and all the physic he ever took in his
life was one dose Of nat oil. He had 90
children by different ome His appetite
was always good, and. a few days previous
to his death, he walked a distance of four
miles. His dissolution was gradual, and
unattended by pain or sickness it seemed
indeed to be the mere decay Of nature.
-
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RoBERr GRAY.
IN COMMON COUNCIL,

May 10, 1909.
ORDERED, That Abraham Faw, VIII
liam S. Moore, and Joseph Smith, be COM
missioners to hold an election on Monday,
the ed instant, at John Hodgkin's tavern,
to elect a member OF the Common Coun-
Gil for the third ward, IN place OF Adam
Lynn, resigned.
Ordered, That John Sutton, Joseph Dean
and Aaron Hewes be a committee to rent
out in the best manner they can, Duke-street
Dock, for the term of two years, or until
Thomas Prestop's time expires in the adj
Joining warehouse and that the person
contracting shall during the lease, keep the
dock in as good repair as it now is, and
leave it in the same mannsr
ADAM LYNN, C. G..
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c1orsnn, IA Dai.'v @saes,e.
y,Jre,Sa K, Nay Is.

,.bo . rived at Boston, en-
Capt sawyer Mao Z !. tor7ms,taat whsn ne
sailed from that city (Aaa o.. ~ : 49,
hadnot arrived there,asd % tran
ex,ected arrival were various Ia I -
seven DAYS tosewo months: IN ~
we're a lyancing snto Portugal n two CO.
l,,mns Under Marshalls Lanaes : ma Juno;
,.hose united force was estimates ! Z ,ouuo
nnn,bsrs a. $1,000; that they IA : 'ak,
en- Opor:o, and had advanced = eress
leagues beyond it; but that their pre- &c
was slow, owing doubtless to the scarer9
s,,bs ;sfrncs in tie country they WERE Owe :
r,,nn;na. That the British troops in Poh
tnrol amounted 70 upwards q $4,000 and
fbee Porsuguese army was estimated at nj
e. thousand. That the British were re-
! pairing the fortihcations but that noi"ls'i-
| standing these it was not expected 2 ue,
fence OF the Guy would be attempted anu
that on the near approach OF the French
! the British and Portuguese would embark.
on board the British feet in the iag,s
which consisted oftWo sail OF the line three
or four ~frigates, aud 5000 sail Of transports;
part of which would proceed to braza, the
others for England. The intelligence from
Spain was extremely vague and limited
The first indication capt. ). had OF ehe
removal ofthe embargo, was seeing the O.
cean again whitened with AnsFlcan caa-
vass.
Captain Jackson, who arrived here yes
terdav from. MARTINEZ, informs OF the arfi-
val there Of admiral Duckworth's squadron
Of six sail of the line, ia parsuit q ths
I3Cr;ent French squadron !; and had sal4eo
for The Saints. This squadron will aug
mrnt the British blockading force to ten
sail Of the line which it is expected mus !,
speedily capture or destroy the frsncf
SQUADRON and render aborsive another at
tempt of Napoleon to obtain SHIPS, on
merce and colonies" S.i.QapJ
An extraordinary instance OF longevity
lately occurred in The island Of Jamaica I
T the person of Joseph Ram, a black man
: belonging 20 Morriee Hall estate, and WI.
:, died n December last, at the advanced az
Of 14o years ; he perfectly remembered tn
! duke Of Albemarie, who succeeded to 10
, government of that island IN 1857. Al
/! dau ritter, Grace Martin, an lnhabitant 8
/ Spanish Town, and upwards OF s. years :
! age. SAYS he had a complete set OF new teet
about 30 years ago, which remained Q
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.f1r.. = u1th 12ag9ia.

|, \ wal has been ordeSfd e 4
q take from the. ice, nndey convey,
gtersbnrg, ten vA 8sels laden wish
/ THIS circumstance, n a degree
ss,as the report Of az approaching
.a6ion between this country and
\ As it cannot otherwise l.}e Supposed
[gasat would sanction q measure or
saaoEtant benefit to Russia, unless
| sarsspauding benefit was hkAlyto
2ed IRON il.
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Duke az Tgrk's Rssignoti0a.

Duke O I9f6S EsskSnefs21'
|rs following is the substance OF the
Efs letter to the king:
'I6e house Of commons having, after a
b attentive AMI la52rious investigator
merits Of certain allegations prefer
,gdnst him, passed a resolution Of his
E@Rsnce, he might nov approach his ma
r. md might venture to tender to hun
designation of the chief command OF his
Sssy' 5 army, as.he could no longer be
Reeed Of acting from any apprehension
Ae rrsulr, nor be accused OF having
Eni from the extent Of an enquiry which,
Paul rs it had been, he trusted he should
sr, even to those who had been dispos-
2 condemn his conduct, to have met
(ahe patience aud frmaess which could
only from a conscious feeling OF lnno-
Inc motive whichinnucnced him arose
= the truest sense of duty, and the
NEST attachment to his majesty, from
q he had never departed, and which
MAJESTY had, i possible, confirmed by
~siseionate and patcrnal solicitude which
/ Ssd shewa for his sons honor and wei
upon the present distressing occasion
as majesty, as a most kind and indul-
'ather, as a most gracious sovereign
WED every thing and the feeling O
sssoons would have prompted HIM to tore
considerations of personal interest II
termination which he had taken. |
Nd not become him to say that he shonlo
Seh Sincere regret a situation y whici
s@ssty's confidence and partialitY ha'
80 nm, and the duties of which it hat
as anxious study and his pride, dur
Years, to discharge with iategrls.
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Canhrcet t6rStib Timer.

l. Nary hoard has entered into extern
|uracSs for ship timoer, to be brought
Nova Scotia. II is said that between
|ra SIS huadped ships have sailed, or
ha 10 proceed to Halifax and Cana-
@ timber Of various descriptions,
ESQ are on account OF govern
and that one hense has engaged to
Rten millions Of feet Of three and toar
flank.
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T1HE Creditors Of Darts Bowie are re-
4 quested to meet at the tavern Of John
Hodgkins on Saturday the ooh inst. between
the hours of 9 and IL, with their claims pro-
perly attested.
Davis Bowie.
May Is. d3t.
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NO. Q.
STATE ofthe wheelat The close Of ME nineteenth

Yesterday the 18th instant, and the Goth
day Of drawing, the FIRST arawn number was
a prize of 1000 dollars-and on Monday next,
which viii be the 18th day of drawing, the
FIRST drawn number viii be a prize of 5000
dollars.
Warranted undrawn tickets OR cash given
for prizes as soon as drawn. Present price
of Tickets SO Soon S.turday they WiH be
Aruroe%vG11
For SaIeAy
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0borto Cursor.

|athousand pipes Of wine are safely ar
river from Oporto, which is a
ktr 6sth Of the annual consumption OF
Elat and her dependencies.
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,san1. have a direct trade with It.

W 49, -
5, foag, have a direct trade with it,
s.s.s. tbs IS far frosa being the case.
..,Is arc allowed 70 discharge in are
,s,y they are obliged to nter the
.s5sr som preSext, as that they are IN
aud in order 70 obgaia leave 70
arc catgsl to make use OF inte-
seIE as 10 avail Themselves OF color
.,s,gnces. Iasse arr costly expsdi-
wrh IS greaS impsaiments i. The way
S,sss. Fhe duties and expenses are
aus, amounting 10 SO per cent. onthe
50 Of ire cargo, which IS, however,
garable.
,!ay we were informed that the
Z resolved to admit no English
! any plea but her downright dis
scre DEGREES have been issued a
is ing. AnyPerson detected in
"a .Slishman or S5aalard, will
az iapor.
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Trm1ce 49, In2triQ.

ffMace and IRStffd.
Fs should not be surprised if BonaParte
ktSaske another insidious offer to ne
Il, ior the purpose Of embarrassing
Austria.
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IN the fall of 1907, Ireceived a TRUNK
a. of WEARING APPAREL, consigned
to my care by Thomas IRWIN, of Bordeaua,
and addressed to SAMUEL IRWIN, who
is hereby requested to call for the same.
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5th mo. 16. d3w
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Moto for a TEA CHEsT-Tu Doces.

An Italian philosopher thus expressed his
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THE su5cribers will attend at Duke street
dock, on Wednesday, the 18th instant, at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, for the purpose OF
renting said dock agreeable to the above or
der of Council,
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John Sutton.
.Jofeph Dean.
Aaron Hewes.
Parfnerlhlp dltiolYed.

ParfneTIhIP dlIloIVSU.
TIE O partnership OF B0n'al ano ffsN*
cts, is dissolved by mutual consent
!. BoSsAL is authorised to settle the &sairs
of The late concern, and will attend at the
house Of B. Ricketts, for that purpose
John Bonias.
benjamin. Ricketts,.
Maya-l41
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N O C E.

5th nae. le.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-29
cD0lae8tlc.
From The Albany Register.

To THE FoIroR--SIR,--Havin wait.
Editors To- the "9ew plain questions, put
in your paper OF the 4lh Angus, ONK OF
tTHc people, VIII now reply 10 such Of the
answers as he thinks worthy of notice.
II is indeed true, as acknowledged by
the foul monthed Coleman, that the sub.
ject "po sesses general interest--a deep,
and universal interest 10 the people Of the
United Safes The charge / make is
that the Federal editors have eylnced a
greater attachment 20 the cause Of that
Scourge OF Inc earth, England, than to ibe
interest OF their own country. BY Their
own aSfs by their own writings, do mean
TO prove il With view IN bring them to
issue on the necessary points, proposed
the few plain questions" The answers 10
which l am now TO examine And trust
thar no man who feels for the violated rights
and insul,ed honor ofhis country, who pre-.
fevs the independence of an American cit
izen TO the vassalags Of British subject
that no man ~ho d>'es,s the parrzans OF
any foreign government, AMI who would
rejoice in the dstect on and developement
oftheir perHdy, will be weared with he in.
vestigation necessary 10 demonstrate the
viIeness Of Federal editors, the de,estable
motives Of their condua, and the traiso.
rous objects Of their exertions.
Field marshal Coleman is the FRS cham
pion oftederal purify, not FIRST in The order
of time hui FRS, in order of honor for he
slthy excyemeot Of G lbau, W II Of eodrse
be left b. every man of clean haud, as the
least part Of unnecessary duty. Dixie IN.
deed, must be the necessity that would
compel any one to notice him. | cannot
do it WITHOUT self humiliation and abase
ment, and do hope hat in ;usuce, il wi
not be expected. For though. it II were
necessary, | would march through lb.
political sewers, AID kick and cuff lbt
dogs that were wrarginS there, and throw
ing their dirt at the passengers YET IL
the pres nj case it is not necessary. r.
have the hardiaood to meet The Hsld mar
shsl, no one will casrge me with cowar
dice, fsr not boxing wjh the seaveoger o
the camp. ~ili therefore leave Caliba,
10 20 - his own Glib.
Ny hrst query was whether The FEEDER
sl>'s nd MOI say a, The election {" TIA, IN,
p,nFc. sons made by Erakioe haa bsen Of