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To be hired for tie enlusng year,
Eight or ten valuable NEGROES, belong
ing to the Preston estate, consisting of men,
women, and girls among them good cook,
washer and ironer, and several good house,
servants.
Frances Alexander, Adm's.
December 81. sasE
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Some Valuable Slaves,
E.. Brooke,

E. Brooke,
, Administrator with tho will annexed,
of Edward Carter.
November ll-l3. ec24t
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Extract of a letter from Nruv.Orlesns, Ne
ve,nber 6.

ve,nber 6.
Some time ago French national yes
sci came in here in distress, got permission
to take in provisions and to reht. She sail
ed-met with gale in the gulf, and came
hack again in distress. Last week, while
she was laying under the guns of Fort Pa
camin, an American made his escape from
her and claimed the protection OF the tort
When they weut down from here this man
had taken his passage in her for the Ba!ize,
and was afterwards forcibly detained on
board. He made the discovery that she
was not in distress that she had large
sum of specie on board and a quantity OF
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-21
alexandria Weaving Marsuf actoyy.
TO THE PUBLIC.
November ll-l3.-

THE. inhabitants of Alexandria and its
i vicinity are respectfully informed that
we the subscribers, lately from the neighz
borhood of Manchester, (England) have, by
the desire and aid OF our friends, opened a
WEAVING MANUFACTORY, on the
premises belonging to Mr.. Edward May, be-
tween the dwelling house Of Thomas Swami,
Esq. and the Spread Eagle Tavern, Prince
street-where we are ready to receive for
weaving the various sorts of country spun
cotton, linen and woolIen, and nope by
steady, seuprisht attention TO business, to me-
rit the encouragement and appreciation Of our
friends and the public. In order to give ge-
neral satisfaction to our friends and employ
ers, every material will be strictly weighed
on the receiving and delivery thereof. The
yarn, SC. in hanks or breaches, arc more
suitable than in balls.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-21
Valuable PROPERTY for SAFE.

VGLudbte property for SGle. III
THE subscriber offers for sale the House
On Fairfax.street, in Alexandria, now
occupied by Mrs. S. Niokogs. The asses
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
year, assessed it at this sum but tue
subscriber now offers it for sale at the ghalfcf
the assessed value. =
He also s6ers. Yor sale,
The vacant Lots on Fairfax and franklin
streets. Assessors have said that these Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessed them at that
rate but the subscribers will take less than
the half of that sum per acre.
He would gladly sell all his property on
the Mail--his Houses on King-street, near
Royal. street-his Houses on the same street,
near Washington. street---his ground-rcnts.
or any other property he has in Alexandria.
on credit of 6, IL, and is mOnths,--Ap-
ply 70 Cuthbert Powell or
,.ss S. Cooke.
Lccsbsrg, Marck 80. - law
Ef PRINTING in all its va-
rio,ls branches, Handsomely ex-
eeuted with accuracy and 90.
patch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
R U S S L A.
UKAsE TO TIE SENATE.

lis known to the whole world, with wba,
hrmness the trade of neutrals has been pro.
tected by Russia, when the powers of En-.
hope were at war it is known with what
ya'our she has guarded the interest of ira
ling nations, IN the time of peace, arains,
he events OF war. Following up'this inva
r'able principle, also during the present
rupture with Britain, we entertained the
fullest hopes that the trade with friendly
powers would not be carried on by forbid !.
den means; but as experience dur nr Ia 81
season, has proved to us, that the enemy
he's found It practicable, by means of neu
tPai vessels, TO supply himself with such
produce as he stood in need Of, and to gain
strength Ivy exchanging his own produce.
We have been compelled to order two YES :.
sells seI1cl For these reasons. and 70
prevent various subierfugrs and artisces.
se have deemed II necessary TO establish
some rules and hereby ord r--s
l. Fha, all mast rs Of neutral vessels. ar
irving at our ports, are o prove the proper
ty being neutral, BY the following docu..
mepts OF the sup, VIZ. p1s5, ships re-
gister, muster roll, log book. cocket, mani
fest OF the cargo, the charier. pary. bjlts
Of Iading, certificates oforigia, Whether the
cargo, or part OF tue same beiougs to he
captain, and by the invoices Of sue, YES.
sells 3 come from Ameri~ or tn Indies. or
are bound there. In case, however. {.
mastcr IS no. provided with any one If t6ss
docnnents, the ship $ to be sent ov' nf our
ports and not Co be permitted to discharge
III. IN 80 Of neutral ships being par.Iv
loaded with merchandise. which can he
prov 10 be Of th- rnaIufac ur. or pro-
duce o. the enemy, the same 20 be STONED.
The goods IN be Ecd, and sold by public
sistion, for the be, est Of G. ovesnmcn M bni
# more than Ffalf Of the rgo CONSISTS of
such goods, then. not only the cargo, bu,
also the ship is TO b. Sc zcd
III. A pa's granted the ship, by neu-
rrai. friendly, or allied power, is not to be
considered legal, as soon as IL appears that
toe master has acted contrary TO the same
or the ship IS named ~ the pass differ.
emily to what she is in the res, of her Toco-
ments, unless the alteration made IS pro-
we'd ~ documents attes;ed by legal au;hori-
~, at the place from which the vessel de-
parted, aud produced before the Maglstra.
cy ct said place; ~ TINS instance the mas.
ter IS not tobe c)nsrierd guilty.
". A pass is not to be considered valiS,
1t 1t should appear that the vessel to whic
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EXrRACT-nxrEp
tt RhIrAsr Limo

BELrAsT, June a. 1909.
cannot now touch on politics fear
mounting viii do well either here or in Old
England. until that upstart Mr.. Canning
gets MS head in a moose. 1 am told he is
noneman's-- was bought up
oy ,he celebrated Mr.. Burke, AMI was in-
troiuced by h.n To Mr.. Pitt as young,
man of promising talents and a ma lcisomt.
address. Pitt made him. his private secre-
tary, m this capacity he obtained his Esl.
iucai know ed aud being r,olsht well
acquainted wtl all his schemes ne was
appointed t, succeed him or rather, Fox,
out althouSl he mas a greater share of
ca canery ne has neither the cunning or
the one nor the depth of the other.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25
OF SWEDEN.
CopENxAcEE, April II.

The nav government of Sweden conducts
itself with the greatest prudence and pre-
caution. and whilst it concludes a peace
with all the pewers with whom it was lately
at war, takes care to avoid hostiii,ies with
England.
The, aowager queen has obtained permis
sion to visit the king, her son, VINO is said
to be much more Tranquil now than he was
at first.
There has been no other change in the
ministry than the nomination OF baron See
dnck. to the ministry of foreign affirs ::
that gentleman was minister to Russia for
above Ave years, and has high reput ati.
on for knowiedge and talents. This ap.
pointmeot is considered as favorable to Rus
STA and France. for it is certain M other
person could have been selected for so i'm.
portant situation so much to the satisfac-
ton of the emperor Alexander.
1t is said that an expedition has sailed
from England for Archangel. to destroy Sc.
veral vessels of war that are ON the stocks
in thai port.
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1t Is granted WIS nor, ~ the very time It is'i
dated, at one of the ports OF the power by
which it has been Given. },
v. If the Supercargo or Master, or more
than\one third OF the crew of neu raj VS.
eel, should be subjects of powers at war
with US or if such vessel is not prov.
ded with a muster roll of the crew, duly at
tested by the Mag ssracy of sucn neutral
ports from which the sane departed, then
both ship and cargo are to be seized, but
the crew TO ne ser ar liberty.
VI IF 1t should appear that the pass
produced by the Master has been counter
fe ted ar altered. ship and cargo are To be
eixed for the benefit of iovern nea,, and
The mas err TO be brought To trial, and To he
dealt W tn az is prescribed 6y the Laws far
thoSe who make false documents the crew
to he set at liberty.
VII. Fit should appear that vessel is
lprovided with double docu nents. with. diff
ferent destinations, such. a vessel and her
| cargo tobe seized for the benefit of tiogern-
ment. In case the Master wishes to jus
tify himself, by having lost mis- documents,
and cannot produce any proofs, his vessel
Co be detained, granting him time for pro.
curing the same, proportionate to the. dis.
lance, If he wishes IT else, if the master
cannot wait 81 loag, sh D and cargo are i'm
mcdiatcly TO be sent off !; but if, at the expi-
ration of the period fixed, the master doe.
not produce the needful proofs, ship and
| cargo are to be scized for the benefit of
| Government.
VIII. No ship built by the enemy is to be
considered neutral, unless, amongst other
documents, duly attestcd document is
| found, proving the sale or transfer to have
taken place, before the declaration of The
| war; else ship and cargo TO be seized for
| the benefit of Government.
TX. IF che owner or Commander of a
neutral vessel happen to be native of a
nation at war with us, and is provided with
! p &es of neutral power, in such a case
the pass is not TO serve as a clearance. as
long as he cannot prove having become a
subject and resident of such power, Ore.
vious to the declaration VT war; else he is
to be sent OFT, with his ship, not allowing
him TO take in return cargo.
St. Petersburg, M ~ z, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

,voar Iettler under The date OF the 18Th OF
March last, in which yos give Information
of the public dinner givensby 500-respcc-
table citizens of your town, in honor of the
Spanish Patriots, to which you have been
invited His majesty has heard with the
utmost salts action of the friendly demon
strations of the said American citizens, on
the aforesaid occasion; and commands me
TO manifest to YOU that he is very much sa-
tisfed with the tokens you have gwen of
your loyalty and adherence to the good
cause of our legitimate Sovereign Ferdi-
aand VII.
God preserve you many years.
Seville, 21st May, 1909.
(Signed) MARTIN DECARAY.
Pavel Rey, A. Juan Stoughton consul de
Espana in Boston.
PoRro RICO, July 8.
On Friday the 30th of June asst. arrived here
came the honorable Don Salvador Melende
zaby Brunna, ESD. knight of the military order
cot Calatrava and captain in the royal navy, who
has been appointed by the supreme unta oi
Spain and the Indies in the name OF his males
"W Ferdinand the VII. Governor Intendant and
Captain General ofthis Island. His honor &C
cordingly took the command, and his prcdeces
sor Don Foribo Monies, field marshal went In
. Calloa rs governor there and sub inspector
of the troops in the vice royalties of Peru, to
which his ma esty has been pleased to appoint
him 1T the same time.
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NAPOLEON.
CD0;ne8tlc.
NORFOLK, August 49,
FL r EN-!

II Il TX n Z
On Wednesday night, between the ho,srg
OF eleven and twelve O'Clock, a-F1RE broke
out in an untenanted w ire House situate on
Southsate and ID ok ,on's Wharf 1t is. said
that 1t was discovered when in its arse
stage, by STRANGER, who Immediately
gave the alarm. and after procuring assjs-
lance. repaired to the premise but such,
were the conbustible nature of the materi-
ais of the house, (being wooden buildingl
that before they Could arr it was inwrap-.
ped IN mines - The Ware Houses CONT.
guous being OF the same natufe, the Are
communicated to them and being filed
with articles Of merchandise, serve d tn rem
der the conhagrarion more rapid and av-
nf. At IT'S commencement, a dead calm
prevailed--a brisk wind soon sprung up
from the South, which, carrying the n imes
With great velocity towardsiNewton's Wharf
threatened the destruction of that valulbis
portion Of our Bprough=By interchangeable
exertions, (such as wettiDg the houses, pal
ting OF the planks &c the flames were re-.
PEELED without doing any material danage;
ana, prov denuallY, the wind again sh ftne.
TO the NOrthward, directed their course to-
EoyalPs Wharf:--here the means EMPLOYED
at Newton's, were applied to this wharf.
when the same success ultimately ensued.
but what command RI our admiration. Gf
auUrauon Could be excited when viewing
the dreadful spectacle, was the WareA
House OF Mr.. Thomas Dickson, adjoining
the houses that were on fire. For nearly
three hours did the Almes beat with una
bated fury against it, without producing a.
ny visible eifect.--It stands an imperisha--
bic monument of the policy and interest OF
erecting dre-frsof houses as, had il nos
been for this happy circumstance, Norfolk
would this day present as gloomy an aspect
as it did 10 the winter Of 1895.
Fortunately the height of the tide enabled
the crews OF the vessels laying at the wharf,
with th'se in the next dock, to remove
them into the stream. Had the tide been
low, the mischief that would have resulted
~ consequence. would be- incalouiabIe.
FIVE Ware Houses, with nearly All their
contents, were consumed, aud the VRarfis
considerably injured. Messrs. Southgate and
Dickson have sustained u heavy loss, as
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stand, bit cur troops Immediately attacked
them and entered paveres along with
them, sword IN hand. During This rou,,
in which our advanced guard alone was
engaged, the Insurgents lost twenty Off
GERS, ard between and 400 men killed
and wounded We have had eight men
killed AID so wounded, bu of these bot
few desperately.
General, K-llerman praises The z-a!
intsRigencs ard resolution Of gen. Bac.
thelcmy; he also Euioeises major I.au'in
chief OF he battalion MlIiot, Of he T2,h
light infantry the company Of The 32d
light Infantry particularly distinguished
Itself; and sergeant Doussei, Of the l2th
regiment ofigh infantry, who took stan
dard and killed the Officer who cairici IT,.
He also notices with dis,ialion the colo
mel ot. artillery, Doence, who by his indie.
faiigahie ACTIVITY succeeded in CARRYING
his gans over heigh,s extremely difficult.
On the 2Oih, general Xellerman left
Paye,es, ard arrived withou, interruption
q; The ifoi2,- where he met detachme nj
from me dase of Eicliugen (Ney) who
the dSy before had taken q iedo, after an
act:o1 ageiher with one thousand inian-
Try and two pieces Of Cannon. lie enter.
cd Oviedo With part of his troops.
One of the brigaies, OF the list d.vi.
sions ottl,e 5th corps, was at Mieres; tile
other had received orders TO remain al
Lon. have The honor. scc.
Signed--7he Marshal D Ike of .Trevso
p. s, / learn, fom particular inror-
NATION, that The bishop Of Ovledo had
gone ,o>,he duke of EIchugen to Offer
Submission, and hat Romano, after reach.
ing Ciion, had embarked there So
LERIDA, (Catalcnia) June q.
Letters from Sar.gossa, dated oath ul,.
s'ate, tHat the unhappy inhabitants of that
Guy had beheld with satisfaction the discr-
der and harry osthc enemy, who, since the
1eeh had exhibited the marks of confusion
and retreat. On the 2lst, SO Wagons pass.
ed from AicanlI and Cinca, loaded with
their badly wounded, many of whom died
On the road; and TO make room for the re-
sldne, many of the sick in the hospital in
Saragossa had been sent of towards Navar-
re.
They also write, that MANY of the un.
horsed urtsSieurs hal arr,ved there with
out their Seetshould AMI Breast plates, -
that those who csc aped ne effect of Inc bat.
tie OF Alcaniz were not so proud and hugh
" rs they had been accustomed 10 be which
inGicaten that in the battle Gen. Blake mad
dealt them hard bows they los, 1000. Of
their beet troops in that affair, and retired
IN haste TO Ssmper, from whence they con-
tnned to approach Sarlgossa.
MuRcIA, June II.
We have correct inform alton that our
beloved sovere'rn Don ferdinand 7th and
his august brother Carlos, are permitted to
take the air in the vicinity of the palace of
F'lency and ara not refused the perus al
of the French papers.
RYrruYrr Trna "a
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HANsunc, May 10.

fhe court of Denmark has refused to
adjust her differences With Sweden, unless
the latter will shutits ports against England.
Sir. Samuel Hood, to prevent the seizure
OF English property, prevents all English
vessels from entering Swedish ports. He
will not suffer his officers to GO on shore,
nor does he venture himself. MERRY was
not invited to attend the diet at Stockholm,
and IS about to return. Our0c has arrived
at the latter place. The prince reg-.nt
grants licences to England as usual
MAY 20.
Letters from Copenhagen OF May % /,
state that the news Of the capture of Dor.
holm IL officially contradicted there.
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New YoRK, August IS.
LATEST LOJDoN NEWS.

BY the ships George, from Greenock, and
Phocion and Amazon from LIVERPOOL, which
arrive at this po yesterday, the Editor Of the
Mercantile Advertiser has received London
papers to the Sd of July, inclusive. and Ltoyd's
Lists 10 the lst.
TIE papers do not furnish us with intell.
gen ;e from Germany sIlate as we hal already
received by the Mentor from L'Orient.
CAPTAIN connell. of the Phocinn, has bro't
disp ttches for government from our minister in
London.
We do not AID that Mr.. Jackson, the new
British minister, hal left En- gland for the u.
States /; CT that his mission is any where spe
ken of.
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NEW CONNER :IAL DEC rEE.

Srfract from she n,pnfes, IF the secretz.
ries Of sate.
IMPERi ~ DECREE.
From our imperal camp at EoeusdorE,
4th June, 1903
Napoleon, emperor of the Fren h king OF
Italy, protector OF the confederation of ths
Rhine
We have decreed and do hereby decreA
as follhvs.
Art. 1. rhe relations be'vo-n Frarcc
and H,lland Shall be re established ua1p
the SINE footing is before our decree oE
the Is S;p,. 1908
Are. 2. Gu" Minister Of fnancesis direc.
ted to see the present decree put In exec 40.
ton.
(Signcd)
NAPOLEON.
This imperial prohibitory deer of 10Th.
SIP. last, now repealed by the above decree,
prevented the importation Of CT on,aI pro-
duce into France from II jlland. But ne.F-
and sewers DEGREES against American CON-
merce are daily expected by the merchants
in Holland.
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Rouen, { France lime %.

An Imperial decree has been issued from
Ehers1orf, auihprising the minister o. the
Interior to dentsr licences to foreign YES.
sris 60 export French wines, brandies, cor
d:als. dried fruits, vegetables, corn and
salt. and bring back ship timber. hemb.
NESTS and iron, from the North, Jcsurt's
bark and medicine but no colonial pro
duceo -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

The Spanish ConssI resident in this Town.
having transmitted TO SPAN, an account of
hsSplendid festival ven here. in March
!at'. N honor of the Spanish patriots. has
received the following acknowledgements q.
~nt illustrious btdy, acting for and in the
name OF Ferdinand Tth, tie lawful so,e-
reign of Spain.
TRANSLhTION.
The Supreme gcverning Jubta Of sDair.
and the indies, tsvisg seen me contents Of
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Those who saw the French army when
II first entered ~ Mimic, state it to have
been composed If 2t.oO0 men--of which
$1,000 we're infantry, aud 60O0cavalry, un-
der The following Generals. viz. Sejit
commander IN chief, Ricard, chief Of the
s'aH, Quesnel. Loiscn. Merle, Mermet,
Iaborde, Heudelet, and b'Oyge Tomiers,
Renapt, Sonet, Jarden, LefebYre, Sabatier,
o'hers. What il was when it passed Lu.
60 the French bulletins will not tell.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

600 bales Of Arragon fMcrin,) wool was
sold at Ba yonne, the %tb July.
IN one Of Marshal Ney's dispatches, he
pent'ons one Of his Maiors, who IN the
battle at Oviedo, received his SSH wound /!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-25

TIE BRtrIsN NAVY -Accoyt,:uz 70. ths
last retarns, the Brltis, Navy cS,,;.is,,
present, including the ships bril.ir,e anil
requiring, &c. of 1857 ships, ofwhich 2eS
are of the line, So from 30 tn ~ guns. 2so
frigates, 222 sloops, 30 bombs and fire ships.
1sl armed briggs, AZ cutters aud los schoo-
ners, luggers, SC.
CoNNUNIaArED FOR THE FEpERAL
Sir,
A letter received by w. Jackson, from
his friend at Boston, contains the foIln,v;n :
extract; which you will. please publish fos
the Information OF persons whose relative.
may be on board the h=et
PORTSMOUTH,, (Eng.) June Is, 1902.
&c There is,he largest expedition of troop,
and battle ships now htt'ns ous here AMI
at Plymouth, that ever saI,ed from E.o,
Land. Troops are narchn; in from al
quarters 10 embark immediately from here
and the Isle of Wight ana Gosport. All
the Hat bNttoned bo,ts are now AID 1t. Tn
| line of battle SHIPS under orders arc, the
new "a ROYAL OAK, Supert n, Valiant "a.
Iliustrious "a, Centaur - Venerable "a.
Rnta so Eagle -. Repulse ~, Alfred -,
Inpetueux 80 Caesar 80 Hero Is, Beil-.le
l 80, George -. Monarch a, Marlhorcuy,s
-. Achilles -, Orion r. Aboukir ~. Re
solution -, [ Monarch ~ is the a,lnirsd,s
alg ship]; also. the Dew lstatio, fire bomb,
and Vesuvius do. lmpericuse 40 guns, Pal
ilas32 Dryads sc, L'Aigie So, Pearlinss -
besides cutters, trtnspoI1s.and a great ma
ny gun boats. The line OF battle ships eacte
take battalion of troops on board. Fhc
rumor here is, that they are to make AN
excursion OH the Coast Of Holland the Of
iicers say up the Baltic The says the Me.
d'terranean bu: must mean the BalucI
to draw the Russian tro,ps from Austria.
fhe troops are in high spirits"
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E.hcrr. Three -TiaFrcns rs the 9ah I.ig'ss ORA
'-oon'. two computes Df theoSt Rifle Corps,
,the ssh, 7ist, All s5,h L;g'1t taf,ntry The
18th, 81 On b.t.i 25,h S2l, Ssh, S,h, "a
hatl 83i ,ni splh Reg nrn's. These troops
are IN enc rnp ~ erounl between Haslar and
F,rt Monk IN, aud - Y.,re compol, near
Snsport The Rovd Ar,illery, 1000 strong
the 81 Battalion FOyals-2l 3attaii,r S5th
| 3 battalion Stst-2i battalion Iijh, 5lst, and
the D. Batt,lion 6jl Re.simrws. these Re-
/ ginep,s are u enc1mp on S,'nh Sea Common,
unil the whole cone III. 'rhr 5th 9Th, ~,
| 25th. and Ssh, are arrived. The Whole of the
trDoDs x,l' have marched in by the 10th inst
Gen Sir Eyre cnpte. Gen. P,cton, and Brig.
/ Gen rrrDs, are the onIy officers vet arrived
C,nmss,anrr Bowen of the Transport ., ard
and Napr NiSbr;. Deputy 1iarter-naster-g
~ raj Of the distric', ARE CONF to slperint-nd
the arrange nsnts for the embafSation rhe
ships At present ordered 70 be victualled at
Portsmouth. for he service and taking in heir
! lover deck guns % afor1 accomrRoi ito, for
the tronDs. are. We understand tho following,
ronsstng al D sat Of the line, friga'es, an 1
bombs. More are expected Eagle Inpe
tueux, Revenge, Hero, Valiant. Venerable
Superb, Gauges, Centaur. Aboukr, Milbo
rough, Royal Oak, Alfred Caesar Monarch
Belleis.e, Bellona, Orion. Achilles, Re ,ulse, Re
solution, lllis'rious, imperieuse, r ota IL Agle
Pearln, Pslias. Dryad, Devasta ion, nd Vesu
vius. Rear Admiral Otvay has hos ed his flag
on board the Monarch, -, captain Lee being
appointed to- n command in the expedition.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE
4
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE
O'CLOCK.
Portsmouth, Juiv q.

The Milbank, Cartel, arrived OH Friday isht
at this port from Morlax. Col Washington
Morton; who sailed in her from Portsmouth,
with dispatches from the American govern
mentl or that OF France, landed there on the
2lst last, but it was with great difficulty that
he obtained permission to so on shore.