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LONDON, Narcb I.

A question was asked by Mr., Pon8onby,
in the House Of Commons yesterday, whe.
Their the treaty which had been said to be /
on the eve OF being concluded with Spain,
had been as yet ratified And Cd. whether
the report to which he had alluded on afor.
mer night, viz, that the force sent fromLis'
bon had been refused admiSSoninto Cadiz
was true or not.
Mr.. Canning replied to the first question
that the ratification of the treaty had not
been received and to the second that he
couldnos give any precise answer, hooGh bel
did not know OF any such circumstance
having taken place.
The gallant sirDavid Baird IS Immediate
" TO be Elevated TO the peerage win the IL
tle Of VIscount.
Sir John Moores family are to have PEN
sions.
Gen. Hop. is to be made Baronet' AND
get the FIRST Red Ribbon
Cork, February 80
The expedition to sail from this P0F' WIZ ,
we understand be under the command %
major general Beresford, L VIII con''''
of 6 regiments, their destinations IS no' Hl:n'
toned. The transports have not ye' @'N
ed for their embarkatlon. o..
The troops under major general o2a'
brooke. still remain at Cove, waiting loS'"-
s,rurtions to proceed en- their d'si.nailo,'
Peace 5ss 4ueen Greet Britain and lel, .,,
Probability Of a 7vc5. 5et7oee'' AN''' .
Trace. e. i5e
Dutch papers arrived this morning q. -, - I
asth nls. They contain very mPo o., "A
telligence-War between Austria ~
France is openly spoken Of, and an a.. c.
!, fse 5.eyisn 6aper, of the 27th, ini9 3alj
- =. of he measures which have been a az
ed BY the cabinet Of Vienna nlsG = III
which can only have been adoP,s0
,on4r n,plst;on OF an immediate war; he
Peace has certainly been conel"afT4 = wa
tween Turkey and Great Britain F;.r.I; III
signed by the Turkish min'st e.t ,t insured
fendi, and Nh. Adair. a fresh !a laJ@ an.
, ,;on had broken out at constapti9op aa ar
the peace with England is sa'd' - , ~,
ele from Vienna, 70 have been the ,,a' arne
ate consequence Of it. The fs1d Of IL
rails S.i as soon as they were inforlnS a;.5 II
event, broke OF all negoola'io"
Turks.
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Is Thoie Gentlemen who are
dilpoled to partake Of the Tea
bn1ty on the f1r1 of May, are re-
'ouefled to meet at the City FIo-
tel, on "Wednesday Evening, the
96th infant, for the purpoie OF
appointing Managers & making
other necelary arrangements.
AppiI %.
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p. G.. Marstellsr. v. NJ.
H1g3SONIE TEETH,

N, sreaieSt i4crso'pa! or asaeW q tie hunian
hhUslogntmy
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NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that ne
and has for sale, At his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
STILLS o: ali sizes, COMMONLY used Tor
aistilling grain or lrtlit.
A general assortment of TIN WARE
SHEET IRON STOVES and Stow
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMBING WORK Ell
thcr for SHIPS or Bml4inga, done in the best
manners
The BRASS FOUNDERY BUSINESS
in all It's branches is carried on under the dl~
rection OF Mr.. HILLL4H FLETCHER,
who has had many years experience, and as a
workman is exceeded by fev.-As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
must be made TO William Fletcher, VINO Will
undertake to make CRATES handsomely
with Brass, agreeable to any pat
tern. or price, and will execute the work IN the
vesy best and neatest manner and on the most
terms.
The highest price given for Old c0hfer'
Brass, Pewter, Lrxd and iron.
George M'Munn.
October :.
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.gAsH,SGTON IAVERN,
LEE s B y X 6.

~->Hr, subscriber has returned to the WeSh"
iugton 9apcru, LEEsBuRG, where ne Is
.re-ared With every thing necessary Tor .he
ocammodstion of those gentlemen and iaeies
no NAV honor him with their custom.
Having laid in good stock OF liquors. nay
nd oats, and having enlarged his stables, ana
,,,,,a..et ! careful, attentive and honest most
-. he flatters himself that, by his nnfenlt.
a attention, together with the oi'ise .l, ~
care. ana activity of lis servants he VII - =,
,sle TO render his customers the most perez
satisfaction in his iine' oon.
a g. The house is in much better con.
.;;,ioo than formerly, for the accommodation
: lanes Da,"ecn
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hhUsacgrfriY
p =. SKINNER. surgeon Denu't ct
New York, Respectfully informs the eliizens
- ,,sx.ntIria, tn.t hggi4g concerns that re-
e,;,s has 90 ltintncs ne rtke seat OF govern
nent Z III IA S proposes 10 attend to hls
,s;,,.f buslless in tais civ uni tie 18th
ru r.oxe dies antl re tiemen TEo nave
rnl,r.n,ase,s L,st thlir Feent feeth, have
,beref,resa f.yorable appormn,tY OF having
,Fem replaced in a very superios STYLE, war-
r.n al 10 retain. perfect natnral colour, not
d;,.in.,,is aaole by strict examination from
these q tie natural growth, and II NEST cases
.ritscus tie least pain. Those persons Ike
wise whose teeth are paIiia!ly decayed' or are
saey,sied With yh,t contannina.ing, destruct-
i've su1stancc the Tar,hr, may have the dc
ray arrested AID the Tartar ju.ilcionsly re-
moved. and the teeth thereby preserved dur
ing lie. Therefore, If a rcgui apprensice-
.hip. ana long study in the city OF Londonim-
proyed hy 90 years extensive practice IN New
YORK, aud .i,ie,i BY tie rccomm cndaunns OF
the most exalted characters in that state car
entrIe aim to confidence, he will be sure to
receive. aac enAcavor Justly TO merit the pa
tron,ge he NAV be honoured with. Dr. SKIN
ner. nav be consulted any hour at Mr Mil
bourne sign Of the Golden Ball, Union-street.
Llaics will be a,tended at theirown houses II
lied.
Niateb 1ti4--
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INFORM the citizens of Alexandra anu 40
| rs yiciaitv that they have commenced the
,oya business. and from their pracucal
' 'owled H, hope TO meet with share Of pa
.oraae from generous pubic. They pieoBe
ernseIyes to execute such orders as they
:, i. favored win in a satisfactory manner
5av Win hrnish materials measured IN tae
all, or lay them by the thousand a may
ait their aployers Where they az
1ested to furnish materials they VIII DC
first quality. 10
February II.
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BIZ LINDLEY NURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, enlargA
edand improved by the Author
L-....IAaaneLu buHnd ana {ettcred, dell07
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& i | I | Q n.

- y
THE Subscriber INFORMS the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Alexandria and It's vicinity
nat he has opened SCHOOL in that CON-
nod,ous room on King street, opposite the
indian Queen tavern, formerly occupied as a.
J, scboo. room b Mr. Uil6ari where lie VIII
Zach Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, tooS-
aen;no,. Nensuration aud Navigatioa on mo-
.erate terms fiatteains blir self that oy asst
lluous attention to the Improvements oil his
oun;ls, nc may merit share ofpuonc PatFo-
Abraham Walker.
-, - dim
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Sates at Kendue.

On every Tuesday and Friday,
ITLLe BE Sgd
: tss vcndue Store, cornerof Prince and
Water stress.
4 gsr.ety ctf Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
!" p.,t,cu,,rs Of which will he expressed in
;,s Hills of the dey----Ail kinds OF sooas
~ .s;ch arc on limitation and the prices OF
49, are established, en- at any time be
' 49,. an,i purchased at the lowest Limitation
anu prices. -,
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York. Wehave not the papers containing.
the result.

At a late hour last night, the British
packet Prince Adoiphus, capt. Boulderson,
arrived at this port from Falmouth, via
Bermuda. She sailed from the former
place on the 21st February, and the latter 8
days since. A gentleman passenger has po-
liteiy furnished us witha file of London pa
pers TO the 4th of February and the follow
ing verbal intelligence.
That the British army in Spain had re-
treated to Corunna, where they had very
desperate battle with the French, in which
the commander in chi9f, Gen. Moore was
killed, and sir David Baird wounded, hav-
ing lost m arm. That The British troops
that could get on board the transports a. CO.
ranna, had arrived in England, and thar
from $40 1890 men were stated 10 be mis-.
sing, and only 600 horses saved out of a.
bout 50o0--that the Emperor Bonaparte
had returned to Paris, being fearful that
the emperor Of Austria was going to de-
clare war against him. That king Joseph
had been defeated by the SpaniGls and
driven iro.la Maeirid, but had returned there
agaIn--that the Spaniartls were coRcentra-
tlng ali tllsir forces in the southern pars of
Spaio, ana If defeated by t.l- French soald
retire TO Cadiz, from whence it was suppo-
sed they uould embark for South America
The British had recently sent 1000 troops
10 S pain, and $4,000. more were preparing
to go--;.2at he British parliament met a
bout the 2ist.of January, and that no change
had taken place in the British ministry
that he sloopof war Halifax, sailed from
Bernardo, 2 DAYS before the Prince Aklol-
plus, fer Noriolk, having on board Mr..
Oakly, bearer of dispatches, SAID to be Of
the s.,,nost importsace, thar were brought
to Berasada, by ship Of war, which sailed
from England two days after the packet.
4 London paper OF February 4, states,
HAT Eli. O4Sly was gong out 70 America,
with dispatches 10 Mr. Erskiae, containing
OARS to resc: md the orders II Council, pro-
yided the American govcinnaeTt would en-
ter into ccrtaia commercial ;eguiatioas
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N E.

EEyHEREAS his ROYAL highness the
wv Prince Regent Of Portugal has been
pleased to declare, that all AMERICAN YES"
Sells IN his port shall be considered as those
of tae most favored nations the underslgn-
ed hereby gives notice, that he has been au-
thorised by Joseph Rademaker, Esq. Consul
General and Charge d'Afaires, from his Roy
al Higlness to the United States, to legalize
all papers necessary for vessels bound TO Pore
tugaese ports, from the district Of Column
bia
Itisnccessary that all masters of vessels
should have their bills of health legalized,
otherwise they will be subject to quarantine !;
and to avoid unpleasant discussion of recla--
nations, it is also requisite that any articles
shipped for account of Portuguese subjects
should be. declared and sworn to IN the bliis
Of fading as being Portuguese property, and
those bills also legalized BY the consular a.
gents. Dt
n,;1 iotb> 1900 so 2aw2W
L
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Six Cents Reward.

" AN AWAY from the subscriber, on
"a Tuesday last, the Ath inst. SAMUEL
rs d,dCS an apprentice tt he taylor business,
who had three years, four months and some
DAYS to serve, about feet inches high, light
hair, pert, imperlinent look, and IS very for
ward AMI cenceitea, AID walks very strait: he
had on whte furr hal, blue roundabout jac-
ket, corduroy yest and dark mixed trousers,
when he went away: if be IS taken up and
putin any Jail IN Virginia, or in any other
state, so thatI sethim, will give the above
reward but no expenses ] forwarn any per-
sou or persons not to employ or harbor tie
aforesaid Samuel Isaacs, as am determined
to prosecute al such, as far as the law allows
JOHN II. PHILLIPS.
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SUsfaIARr EYTp cts.

A Loudon PEPPER Che Day) Of February
ssays, Dispatches OF considerable inpor-
aace are immediately 70 be sent out to Sir.
trsklae, our minister in America It is
'aafdently stated, that they wiz communi-
cate the Determination Of our government
@vitharaw our orders in council, provided
n' governments Of the United States shall
Sorssnt TO specific conditions chiefly of
'cnnyrcialnature. Tie gentleman who is
S : charged wi5h these dispatches is SIl
VaAlty. Ii this Be true, farewellto British
SIasPendence and maratime superiority -
Me Americans will not have struggled in
van, and France will have to boast more of
A1 DEGREES than ever.p
dispatches We're received III London, Fe-
ss 1 4, from Lisbon, dated january "a.
s'ost Of the British troops had been en-
aksd, alter spiking the guns on the bate
IN L. I" Lisbon, except Belem and Fort St.
fS4la l which places were occupied by the
Il1sn. Two Russian men of war, and
Danlsh vessels in the Tagus, were rea-
s.. receive the persons aud property of
r''lsa and Portuguese who might ehuse
%Sut Lisbon.
:. nc Soth bulletin of the French army had
ls /. England. 1t IS dated Yallatlolid,
|t ~ and boats Of beating The English in
osltls near Corunna on the Is Jaa. The
j. - 81 q Dalmatia, (Soult] commanded. BY
ION, the Bulletin says, The English had
- Oafsed ard were out Of sight, except
s a0 transports which got ashore, aud the
s on board them were made prisoners.
=. @as bulletin states, that they have taken
|e,L prisoners, and killed 500. They
B,s ses1e that of the $4,000 men which the
|ccn 1sn ,n landed in Spain, not more than "a
ams House of Commons, February 8,
4 Il a. agreed to raise $4,000 sean1en, and
81 ,O0 marines for the service of the pre-
lam uae ist, ID, and Sd, of February, Par
~. We're principally engaged in an in
sS'ioa OF the condsct Of tie duke o.
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ON A PRINTING OFFICE.

The pork4's Printing. office, our suords are
thoughts,
Our deeds are characters ofscveral sizes;
t,acn SOULS a comhositor, Of whose faults
The Layites ale correctors, Hea'yn reyis-
es.
Dean is the common hreas, from whence
being driven,
We are gather'd sheet by sheet, and bound
for beaver.
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Onthe Sd instant, his Britannia rnaicsy's
sloop Of war Rosamond, captain walker,
II days from Fasmotil, arrived at Norfolk
with dispatches for Mr.. 1rskine. We have
received London papers to the GA OF Feb.
from which we have made cop!ous extracts,
which viii be continued in our next.
On the 7shof February lord Grosyenor
moved, in the IIous. ofLords, to go into
committee to enquire into the state of the
nation. THIS nlotioa was negatived with
out division.
Oath7 1st of February lord Auckland
rave notice IN tie House Of Lords that he
should on the 18Th of that month Offer
motion relative to the omlers in council
In the house Of commons M. Wh!tbread
gaye a similar notice.
On the.sanse day a conversation occurred
in the house OF lords, respecting treaty,
lately concluded betweenEn9iand and Spain.
The duke of Norfolk said he wished to
know, whether any circumstances had since
occurred to alter the provisions OF the treaty
The of earl Liverpool replied, no events
had occurred which could or ought to al
ter the nature OF the treaty (; am TIC Wls'ieo
to take this opportunity OF stating that no
events had since occurred which could or
ought to diminish the ezeraons making by
his maies,y's govemmcnt, tor the assistance
Of the Spanish nation.
This treaty has not been yet divulged.
It was runored at London that PROPOSE
tons for peace had been rendered by
France.
Serious disturbances were said to have a
risen in Sweden.
The Central Junta Of Spain are SAID to
have retired to Cadiz, whittier the English
destine further expedition OF $1,000 men.
The surrender of Sarragossa, the snnm M,
sion Of the army OF Castanos to the French
and the arrival of Napoleon at Paris on the ,s
.,ventv-t,,;rtl OF January are also rumored.
Joseph Bonaparte had returned to Mad,
- Nat. Intel.
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II O 7 I c E.

GHARLES SIMAiS has associated his
~ sen lain d. Simms, with him in the
practice O. Law. Ee will regularly attend
the circuit court for the county Of Alexan.
dria, and,the superior court for the county Of
Fairfax j. D. Sin,ms will attend the courts
in Prince George and Charles Counties in
Mar land the superior court for the county
Of Prince William, and the, circuit courts for
the counties Of Alexandria and Washington.
BY this arrangement one or the other may ar
a lines be seen and consulted at his Office;
where deeds and other writings viii be drawn
when required. he attention of both wiz
be gwen to business entrusted 10 either of
them,
April II. Staw2W
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yFW- YORK, 4dpr;i s.

40 iafe aOui AssSe si'S,.-, - :, $. - .
- et4;ce Of tie New York Gazette,
i'ss On - from below, where She. left the
ssIes .bruary packet Prince Adolphus,
p' Fam Bouldefson, IN 4s days ffonl raj
'aP'. .s This arrival furnishes news from
10 a.ssn > month later than our toraner ad.
tOn"S snd we hasten TO give hurried
s a.ss d the important contents Ct the
Iaudon papers
4 ~ January packet, Express, on the
of February, which had sailed, bat
i bask n distress.
' :.srsea1s. that the French army pursued
{. i the British 10 Coranna, where a
~ ~, bIoody battle was fought, in which
~ 1Ioofs was killed with a cannon ball,
. .1',, Bird lost .sn arm; but the French
- % tII,yce 70 one IN num5er, were here
I l.ls.ssy,l--the British troops re-enhsrked,
s Ind srr;;yed IN Eno,laad.
Thgre had been On immense number OF
r.,epb hoops taassacre,t at Madrid, and
s,,js P3raparse was ON his way in pursuit
I -. English array, the Spaniards retook
si,,r;:. lie was a,,gissd Of this, return
!, vsK his troops, and took 1t a second
e. qse Spanish troops were concentrating
s.;t lsrees in tic soltth CT Spain, deter
s.s,.,. % stard as long IS pcssib!e.# II they.
sd i net hold cit, the Junta, and the brave
sal,rs Of tie orpos:t on 70 the tyranny OF
p,aaysrls, were determined 70 ca45ark At
.Csaiz for South America.
Napoleon had, in consequence Of unplea-
snt news from AostTia, returned to Paris,
karing lis brother jose.ea 81 or near Ma
lA.sA.
TIE British government had recently
vaf coo men 70 the soufh Of Spain, ani
4 4as SAID the trooFs that had jus; arrived
from Corunna wou.I Be sent back.
Tie B.ii,;sa governments had also sen.
s!lliitiona sOppiiies Of naskess, &c. to The
pstrcts Of liz south CT Spain, who were
ystarious III every instance OF coming in
contact with ,ie French.
Parliament Gst about the middle Of IA
paY. The kings speech, proceedings,
l. we sF.sl g.ve so-lnorros.
The Manchester packet had arrived IN
Il days from New YORK. The London |
pycgs are filed with our Congressional |
E,vs, and their own remarks, whieh we
,aSah hereafter notice.
Passengers in the packet, 9 Spanish mini
Ger aud MS secretary, froin the central iun-
h--Mr, Ihwai5s and Mr., Nicholson. The
slip Heykimer Rowland, was TO sail troln |
London about the ed Feb. for II York
The king Of England was in perfect health ,
ahe 10Th Feb.
Gravessnd, FEB. i--Sai,ed the Mary,
ssinball, For Philadelphia.
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Richard Libby.

OF Printing in lis various oraH.nss
executed with accuracy and disps'eh'
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ar,,,s5,, Corn destructive to Horses.

Col. Ward, of Newark, n. ]. within
few DAVIS has had fifteen very elegadt horses
to die, owing to their being fed on mo quay
corn--he calculates his loss at aoon, wv
dollars. A horse owned BY col. Ogden, OF
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N 0 T C E.

THE subscriber having disposed of his
4 stock and materials in the Clock and
Matchmaking and Silve7 smiths business, to
GREENBERRY GRIFFITH and JOHN.
GATHER, respectfully recommends them
to his friends as lis successors and solicits
continuance of their custom.
He requests all those indebted 10 bin for
work done, TO MAKE payment to Mr.. Green-
berry Griffith, who is authorised to receive
and receipt for the same.
Jacob Gregg.
April 18th, 1909.
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GREENBERRY GRIFFITH
AND
John GATHER,

Geek and iVatch-maker8 and &EDfrsmiths,
Corner oil Fairfax and Prnce-strcets,
Il ANlNG purchase tie stock and mate
4 4 rials belonging to Afr ia Oh Grtgg,
are prepared to execute al orders in their
line VITA neatness and dispatch. They have
on hand and intead keeping general assort-:
ment OF Sod and SitOer Watches, warranted,
SILVER WARE AND FANCY AR IL
.CLES, sc. and respectfully solicit aportion
OF pubic patronage, which they viii endea-
vor to merit by a steady attention to busi-
ness and a-faithful and neat execution oftheir.
work
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