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q!scsaoria E>ailp Ga;ette.
FRID,4Y, MARCH 81.

We understand Major HiI:am Tyler will
be run By the democrats, in exposition to
Tosebh Le7ris, Jun. fol, Congress, to repre-
sent the district composed Of the counties
Of Prince William, Fairfax and Loudoun.
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4 H1la-Tohn Smith, Esq. Mar

4 DHEglIIa.-John Smith, Esq. Mar
shall of tie District OF Pennsylvania, who
will have to execute the process OF the Dis
trict Court, in 0lmstrad's case, IS also a
major of militia OF Pennsylvania. Mr..
Smith short time since, received orders
from general Bright to draft and embo!v
portion of the militia sto protect the rights
of the state, in this case" or in other words,
to resist himseB!!!
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illegal captureI between
the date of the ! louisiana
treaty and the Berlin de-
cree, of which we have no
authentic documents, but
of which no more than
$4,000 dolls. have been
taken from this port, and
proportioning tha, sum to
the commerce OF the Unit
ed States, the amount may
be put down al,
In France, ac-
cordiHg to hlr. ARM
stronos account under the
Berlin and other DEGREES
100 millions of francs e.
quail TO
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TO Rem 1,
ORPHANS COURT,

.Merandna County, MQrch Tern, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the executors Of Ro5rrt 26zynshena
q3oe, deceased, no insert tie following adj
vertisement three times week for eight
weeks ia the .Aerandriu Dasty Gezette.
Test
rAATDED n5NNpE Eep
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PHILADELPHIA, March la.

,urp9c8V PRISONERS IN FRANCE.
,t;snot for Us is say when cur govern
,.sa, vii interfere for the relief of our fel-
r.se;t;asas, who are now suffering the
- cruel and unjdstifable treatment in the
,,;sops O! France but it is our dusy to
Igse before them the supjoined statements
E th.ir wrongs.
Ths following letter IS from youth Of
H. most respectable connexions in this city
IF here is Father, Son or Brother, who
t,o read il without emotions of sympathy
aliaasnation, he IS IN object bosh Of Pity
nd soptsnl.at.
RocarlLE, Dee. e7, 1903.
bar 3rat5er,
eThe - vas bound to Charantc;
ysa.rived at the Isle Of 4hea, was brought
% By the pilot. and the cap..:in Went on
,src gith four hands IL the boat. On our
arrival we were separated from the captain,
and ordered to speak to No person-I re-
nsiasd there IS DAYS without a shift of
CLONES, and nothing % sleep on but little
! hose s.raw-From thence | was brought
nths prison, andfron, the CRY prison TO the
lospital PRISON, where now remain, ard,
issnk God, as well as could be expected,
arr having the fever shyve times.
( 81 have been prisoner upwards OF three
months and | shall remain SO until the
captain pays one hundred and twenty dol
lars for me#-he has wrote to England for
money, but God Knows when be viii get il,
Or yhsther his ilt;cr viii reach England.
"HyOu have good orportcnitv beg
yoavould send noe, some money to liberate
me before . war breaks out"
More tAqa he raaeoa, Of a slave 10 he
ASrrnss. Ind yct sei.etar Giles can dwell
ase FGbiurs on NE conG1tct Of France to-
yards ttis coaayy'
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mo. 2477.
CATALOGUE OF PLAYS,
FOR SALE BY
r DEER II G. RI Y.

THE ROBBERS, Forty Thieves, Jew OF
l. Mogadore, Heir at Law, Robin Hood,
Love Laughs at Locksmiths, Of Age To-mor-
row, Fortress of Sorrento, Chrononhotontho-
logos, Indian Princess, Critic, Fox Chase,
Blue Beard, Lock and Key, Darby's Return
What a Blunder, Wanderer, Stranger, Blind
Boy, Deserter, Jew, Point Of Honor Mer-
maid, School for Scandal, Trust, Castle Spec
tire, Town and Country, Voice of Nature, He
Would if He Could, Tears and Smiles, Adrian
and Orilla, Farm House, Who's the Dnpe,
Trip Scarborough, Whistle for it, Fortunes
Frolic, Begone Dull Care, Adclgitha. World,
How to grow Rich, Man OF Fortitude.
IL3O,
The Military Mentor, being series of
letters recently written from general officer
10 his SON 9 vols. boards price 50.
Crabbe's Poems, highly spoken Of by the
British Reviews as work Of the first merit
price, bound, 81.
March 90.
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Joseph II. Vaudeville,
Corner IF King aud Union-streets

Corner IF King aud Union-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, by the
bushel and III sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
1000 W.T.. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 WI. best green Coffee, In bags.
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, ana
New England Rum.
Imperial Hyson, Young Hyson, and ny !
son Skin Teas, OF the latest imhortatlons.
Sugar, best Muscovado, in hogsheads and
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
MloIasses, in hogsleads.
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, HamAton's and Carrots
Snuff. in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
Der. Pepper, AIlspce, Chewing Tobacco,
Made Copperas, Soal Leather, BED Cords'
Leading Lines, Ks sc
also.
Best Superfne Flour, for private tamlhes'
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed OATS
Plaster of Paris, &c.
April II,
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This IS to give Notice,

That the subscriber hath obtained from the
state Of Maryland, letters Of administration on
49, ,er.onai estate Of Richard Bond, late OF
tbe aforesaid county and state, deceased -: :. :,
All persors having claims against the saie'
deceased arc hereby warned 70 eAnip. a,, ~
me far adjustment, with the proper youch-
ers thereof to the subscriber, n'ing ~ 49,
Mary's county and state OF Mary lana' a. =. ~
before the 18th day OF July next or ."e -,
NAV otherwise by lew be excluded from al
benefit of the said estate. r.
Given under my hand this 'Sth day OF 'a'
nuary, 1909 ~, Dd
Execatrix.
January u.
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noRyFRo ar YINc and fAfRFAx sqKhk1ss
ALExANDRfA
Has received considerable ace
dition to his Stock,
HAD oFFERS FOR SALE,
30 hogsheads, Ist and "a quality
30 barrels s A1use0vadO Sugars.
1000 Id. Green Coffee
IL tons British Patent Shot, assor.e
BIB to No. g.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese
40 boxes Mould Candies.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO ID. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpstrca
ditto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Ryson, Yo',fs f1y
son, tIyson Skin, and Padre Souchong leas
in quarter chests, boxes and canniateFs-mos
Of which are equal III quality to any ever lrh
ported.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon,Iel
neriffe, and Malaga Wines.
A few cases Medoc Clarca
Jamaica, Windward-Island, and NorthesR
Rum.
coonac. Bordeaux and Pech Brandy
Holland and Country Gin
Irish and Country Whiskes.
Six hogsheads Cherry Bounce.
Retailing Molasses, HAVANA Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Best Florence Oil in bottles and Hasks.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choct late, hicei
Pearl & Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starcn
Fig Blue, ,:.digo, Mace, Cloves, Sassla' ~"
men,o, Race and Ground Ginger, CAYENNE
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raislns' hlTno nss
Currants, Madder, Alum, Copperas, NOE
Birthstone. Chalk, British and l'ranoy"ins
Cunpow,er, Spanish Segars, Ca,endisn ana
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, EeiPer -
CARROTS, and Hamton's Snuff, W r,ihg anu
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards. BED Iotaea
- ling Lines, &c. 80.
) tober-ls.
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Black River Lottery,
dau's drawing.

NO. 2.
Staie of Ire gvheet al the close o. s1e e's1'n
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Pubic sale.

Pursuant to dccretal or,.er of the Ghancery
District Court of " llIiamsburs, VIII be Oh
tered for sale, on the 4th Monday IN May
next, at WestmoreIand Court rouse De-
ing court day -, EAD,.
situated on Nomony river, IN the county OF
Westmoreland, the property OF J0An ma
tbey:, late OF said county, containing 04o d
ores. i credit of twelve months VIII De glS-
en-, the purchaser executing 10 the colnmis-
sioners acting underline aforesaid order, oono
with approved security, and deed OF trust
on the land to secure the payment OF the pur-
chase money according to the terms OF the
decree. .,.,
March 80. CIV
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ADAM LYNN

HIS JUST REC EIVED
A very large assortment of TEA TRAY ,
n se.ts. with small walters to match.
II l. q,
Pearl and plain Jewellery Plated Ware
cn,,ery and a variety OF fancy articles as
ns,,al. which will be sold low for cash.
He continues to manufacture gold ana Sill
YER ware of every descrptlon' and MAKES
Pin andRipg glasses OF any SIZE " io, n4l.rD
NIB. AN APPRENTICE wan e.
April i9. ----, 80
FOR Sale, By the Su6lcrlber,
SALT suitable fer the fisheries
Muscovado Sugar in hogsheads,
Havana Sugar in boxes
Green Coffee in bags,
= = Di $50 J. II. HOOE.
March %, s0''
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april Is
FRESH TEAS.

JOSEPH H. AGdNDEVTLLE,
y.s INST RECEIVED, AND OFFERS FOR SALE
Ar the Baltimore and New York prices,
IS chests Hysen Skin, TEAS
10 do. old Tyson 9Of the latest new
= do. young Hyson York importation
April 8. ~" ID 20
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|uit Received,

ut NeCelVed,
DIR. REEFS CY% L0fEDlA, No. 10,
The AMERICAN ARTILLERIST, No.
s, which completes the work.
THE AMERICAN REGISTER, vol. 5.
And few copies CT Tie Pozoer ef Religion
ON the Mind, by Lindlcy Murray.
FOR SALB BY
r. Gray,
W1o has on hand, large stock Of W Ri
ING PAPER AMI SCHOOL BOOKS.
NJ 3. Country merchants and others who
purchase to considerable amount will be sup
piled at the lo7uest prices for cash.
r. c..
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April! "a.
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSU Nj to deed of trust made TO
me by James Williams, bearing date the 18th
DAY of ,ugust, 1903, / snail proceed to sell
on the Cd day OF next Fairfax Nay Court, on
the Courthouse lot a NEGRO BOY named
Spencer, mentioned In sal deed, ol the age
OF fourteen years.
Thomas Fairfax.
April 2 eo3t*
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BRICK & STONE LAYERS.
!. & HILL Sc 7. Ball

+. B. HUI s. T, Ball
INFORM tic ciuzens OF Alexandra and
| lis yics!nity that they have commen, ed the
above business, and from their practical
nosedge hope to meet with asshaFe ct pa
aaonage from a generous public, They plenge
aenselyes to execute such orders as they
ma be favored with in satisfactory manner.
'aeY viii furnish materials measured IN the
val or lay them by the tbousard, a. may
VII their employers. Where they are
Suested to furnish materials they will be +
AsRrst quality.
feSruar~ ". SIN
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April 26.
Sore q Warehouse 10 Rent.

TO RENT, Store and Warehouses on
King-strect opposite the Indian Queen Ia
vern, now in the occupa ton ct lsaac Rop-
bins The Store is roomy aud conveileat,
the stand very good, and the rentwill pe rea--
sonabIe. Possession may be had I'll the hFst
day Of May next Application may be made
TO
A. Faw.
Anr;, "a eo4t*
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his dilatoriness and want of energy. Ii IS
stated that the army is to be employed on a
fresh expedition; and thar. the order, were
transmitted on the 9Th from the ADMIRALTY to
Zealand, on the subject. The troops are to
be provisiesed for one month. Some accounts
speak Of great foundations in the country
bordering on the Schelt. &c.
We have seen several letters from Lisbon
to the last of August. One of them announces
The very satisfactory information, that in
consequence Of representations ON the SUBJ
ect Of the Regency. the cxorbitant duty of
50 per cent. on imports had been revoked,
and the former regulation of 3 per cent. re-
established. 1858,
EXTRACTS.
LIsDoN, July 90.
!" The demand for -four. wheat, rice, &C.
n very considerable, for supplying the pro.
vinces through which the armies pass, US
the home harvest has been very unprodac-
Give" -
LISBON, Aug. %.
"Great hopes are entertained of succeed
ing in keeping the French forces in Spain,
from repossessing this country. The accounts
received these few days are of very fat
tering nature; and it is sincerely wished
she next intelligence frotn Germany may be
Squally satisfactory. Boston Ctntiaet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-27

Gentlemen Of ne Council, and
i Gtnfiemen fthe House NJ !'efreseatafiues.
Invited by the suifrases of Tree and
Yirtuous people to accept the office OF Che3
Magistrate of the state, cannot, ought not,
To be insenslbis of the Importance as well as
the difficulties, which dsyoive up5n me in
, the acceptance OF SO great tE,st and
the high responsibility / ara under TO dls-
charge hose duties with faIthfuineso and lrn-
paruality, and in such :, manner as snail
tend TO promote the best interests and gene
raibappiness of the CITIZENS OF TINS state, iia-
wing at ali umes IN view ouT'intimdte Connec-
tons with the general government OF the
Union
Educated plain farmer, and consequently
destitute OF those literary attachments, which,
by many, are esteemed SO requisite TO the due
charge of official duties, l enter upon 4 scene
of new duties with peculiar diffitlence But.
relying upon honest intentions on an habi-
tual zeal for the public good upon your great
wisdom in the great business OF legation,
and above all, upon that Providence, which
has hitherto supported and protected me,
have concluded to accept the appointment.
Under these impressions ! shall, (, nte-
men, cndeavor, SO tar as my abiliti Will
| admit, to discharge the duties Of Iny Office,
with integrity and faithfulness, and hope to
meet the appreciation of virtuous and dis
Ccrnbg people.
| 1t has, gentlemen, fallen to our lot to be
entrusted with the Concerns of this state,
at period the most critical at a time
when two of the greatest powers of Eu-
| rope are agitated with all the dreadful pas
sons incident to state of war, who, re-
CARELESS OF the rights of neutrals, and tn e
laws of nations have interdicted the COM
merce of the United States, by embarras-
sing ic with exactiuns hitherto unheard Of
which, if submitted to by the General 10
vcrnment, would be to surrender one of orr
great national rights, and virtually our ma
| tional independence.
Notwithstanding the most promising mea-
sures have been pursued by the Admipistra-,
ION OF the general government, TO remove
! those embarrassment3 without reSorting Ia
arms, as yet they have proved unava'ling-
and what appears to me still more alarming
! is, that at time when Nil the talents, wis
dom and energies of the state ought to be
united and pledged to- support the honor, the
interest and the independence OF the nation,
we find that spirit of discord and disunioa
hostile To our happiness, safety and national
union has been cherished by number Of the
misguided citizens of the u. S. which has
had great tendency to weaken the ha Ids
of government, and prevent the effect Of
those wise measures adopted by the general
| Government to maintain our national, an
particularly our commercial rights, * whict
| has probably prevented our obtaining redress
for injuries already suffered, and embodcn .
cd the belligerent powers to continue their
wanton aggressIons, and to insult us wlg,
delus,ve terms OF adjustment.
| With these views, 1 Cannot too strongly
! recommend to you to adopt such me .-urSt
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SPAIN.
or MADRID-NEWS
FROM The ARMY.
ORDER OF TI1E DAY.

- IWAUNID, HUE' To
he hrst and 5th corps overlook, beyond
the bridge ct Arz05ispo, the rear guard Of
the English army, ca rely destroyed il, and
took from it 80 pieces of cannon, their cal.
sons, greet part of their equipage, many
horses and great number OF prisoners
IT Is also III pursuit cf TIE army OF Ven.
egas, and has made number OF prisoner
II has, retired into the mouatains OF sierra
Morena.
(sigBtd)
a BELL(ARD, Gov. Gen.
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Soch Is the issue Of an armament. the lar
gest that ever lett the British shores, and TO
whose operations so much importance has
been attached. that it was considered rothing
in comparison f.,the objects it was. to &C.
complish that the campaign in Spain IL
suifered tn lang,i.sh for want of troops. and
the last opportunity afforded US of effectual
y aiding that country, was permitted to pass
by unimproved ~.
Disappearing, as we from the First did,
OF the assignment Of, this formidable force
tn the Scheldt, we yet felt most anxious Tor
its glory and success and ts'fail,ire has
excited liz us the b;tterest regret. Again
our military character Is held up to the vi
dicule of the, powers of Europe, and the jeers
and tauntings of the enemy again fill the con-
tinental journals. ! Nor are We to SUPPOSE
that they will fail Of producing their effect.
No concurrence more unfavorable than the
failure of this expedition could possibly have
taken place at the present crisis.
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ORDER OF TIE Day.
GoELLERsDoRFF. i'm,

GO ELLERSDORFF, JUfy I.
In the battle Of yesterday, The roohs OF
tie ieft zuing IN no reshect answered fhc CO
f1ecfations qVhtch I had a right 10 cherish
7e$hecting them, nor The hohes Ihad Jorm
ed, the inheritance Of that day considered,
from their strong and advantageous POSI-
ytion.
The disastrous result Of thar battle must
be asc,Tbed 10 the conduct Of these froohs !;
for as me confnSion zDas generally AMONG
them, the refyeaf gOas made zVifh too greaf
haste and disorder. am also, 7yiih SOME
exceptions, JarJron BEING satisfied qpith he
Njantry. Several regiments marched for
svard too soon, and began 10 tire WITHOUT
any cause. They 1vere besides so crowded
together that they fired upon one another.
The oDicers 7vere nor able TO rally me larger
bodies. which fed in disorder, and fhus
ground zvas lost The confused cry zehich
7tus heard among the troofs, drowned The
voice Of Me commanding officers,
Had The ccDtDldnderS accustomed their
troof1S 10 SILENCE, and taught them 10 attend
10 nothing but their orders, tie, setdratfon
ofthe Lcft pinS mould not have hroauced
ouch shametui consequences.
In every regiment zohich shall hereafter
conduct itseif IN a similar manner, me tenth
man shall be condemned 10 die, aud he resi-
Of The men shall be distri6nted among The
other regiments the cOnniandiae officer
shaH be cashiered, and the other Officers
dismissed Cries Of alarm among Tie sol
dicrs shall be furnished S0ifh death. IHe
troofs niast onty acf9uh6n orders are giuen
to them, or on tie signal IF The drum In
most regiments, the drums are hiaced 7yffh
the music, QUE If the reach Of the fire, 6ui
HE commanding o6icers shalk see thu all me
drums return TO their fosts, and shaH take
care that the roofS under their direction
do nor fire soifhott orders or at too greqt a
distance.
In me evening Of he 4th The regimen of
Irssnfeir made such bad dishoSitions. mi
M me unfrefta6te retreat to Ncustdei. the
I'd line fired on tie first IS occaSioaed ereat
disorder. The regimen Of Hesso Mem.
burg did nothing bur 70ander herS q there
sometimes Was heard me cry of'' forsoard''
phere there soas no enemyI Gen Rfefe
did not conduct himSeif nell az Enzersdoyf
On Me Oh, in he eUcning. i did not E,Sd
him az me head IF his troohs. AMI 6esides.
he did MOI foiiozo the orders which .oere
given him respecting the attack. he sboI/
&c Dismissed fran. me scrsice 0f-his Nh
jesfg.
The disorder which stiH hreyofks om9us,
The roohs, froVss rhot ibt. o6icers of'lbr
sfG0 know not ho7D 10 ahhLg q remctg. II
8aau, however, sef an cramfk myseiE II
shall, recording 10 1hr circumstances. dir
MIR Or cusdfe; snch c.Scers Of ne F.und
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NEW EXPEDITION.

Scp'etaoer ,.
We are enabled to safe. that our army
is Immediately to be employed on fresh,
aud we trust, more successful expedition.
Orders were last night dispatched from the
Admiralty to Si, r. Straclian, and from lord
Castiereagh's Office, addressed "to the
CoUmsnderin Chief of the British troops
in Zealand;" containing instructions on the
subject of This new enterprise. We like
wise find, that orders were Yesterday given
for providing provisions, &c for IS 900 men
for one month (: SO that we may conclude
that the service In question is not very .'e-
mote.
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September 9.

September 2.
The Dutch Minister has formally init ma
ted. that although "the Continental peace is
about to be assured" yet all public rejoic
ings are to be suspended in Holland, until the
whole of the province of Zealand shall be
evacuated by the British troops.
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aDOsslesrjc
LECISLATURE OF VERMONr.

EXTRACT
From fhe SPEECH If Ills ErceHency Jo-
( MAS GALUsRA, Esq at me ohening Of The
hresent Session.
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OF rEAoK BETWEEN FRANcE s. AUSTRIA.
hF.,.rt ..5 N.rN>. A,,~c


Among other points which are TO serve
as the basis of the lrc.l,ieS now negotiating,
one is, that the emperor Francis shall cede
the kingdom, Of Bohemia To, his eldest Bro
ther the Duke of Wurtzbutg. The intelii.
gence that the Archduke Charles has re-
signed the command Of the army has made
a great impression on the public; he pos
sesse ~ the love and confidence of the soldiers
in very high degree. It is understood that
the arneistice has been prolonged for twenty
three days. ";
Aug. en-. M. Champagny and Marshal
Durcc are named Plenipotentiafies for
France, &. e.pnnt Mctternich Sc Count St.
Vincent for Austria. q
Aug. 1s.--We witness at present some an.
rangements whoa seem to indicate, that
the Emperor of Austria means in future to
reside at Buda, i'm Hungary. All the off
GERS of the difereI,t public departments
have received orders to proceed thither &
the public archives are also to be removed
to that place. This circumstance. and the
resignation of the archdulSe Charles, have
made here the most painful impression );
the latter is generally considered as an e.
vent OF the utmost importance, for the Aus.
TRAN Empire. Royal .daesterda6i Ga.
zette.
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With respect to Hungary, Il ought to be
observed that the part of that Kingdom in
possession of the French, is that hich is
she most productive in corn, wine and cattle.
The defeat Of Uagram has Excited the
greatest irrttatisn and disorder among lhe
dustrfan Officers svho blame each Other. for
thc mistortunes tthat deciStve day. Field
Marshal Killer has demanded and obtained
ieaUeto resign and general ReHegarae has
obtained the same Permission, il is said,
vilhouf having requiredu.
Tile following ordrr Of The day 1vas tlu6 ,
Rshed ON the day after the battle Of Ma
kruni:
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The total number of inhabitants in the
above countries, is about 8,475 .O0o The
serritory independent of the Hungarian Gas
paunschaits, the superficial extent OF which
IS not accurately ascertained, contains S775
German square miles. Before the commence
ment of the war, the whole Austrian monar-
ohy contained, according to Lichtenstein,
only 1896 square miles, and $4,000, 600
inhabitants. 1t appears therefore, that the
French possess more than one third of the
Austrian States.
The most important towns in these provin-