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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-09
MECHANISM.

a German Mech,.nic, of the name of MAgLzf,
is now exhibiting at Paris, an automaton Of a
singular construction. The figure exhibits Il
Trumpeter in the uniform of the Band OF the
French Imperial Guards, and ut the wrid OF
command raises the Trumpet to It's mouth and
plays some exquisite pieces OF martial music =
The whole OF the mechanism is cont.i n,sd IN the
chest of the autoniat ln--;ts Tee, rest upon a
board to which casters are affixed. and tue pro-
prietor moves it from place to place, in the exli-
btion room, to sliew that there is no co,nm,ini.
cation with any other apartment. III this respect
il Is superior to the celebrated automa,on Cute
player of NJ Vancansoa, which once made so
much noise in Etrope: this latter figure recli
ned against wall, behind which some compii-
Gated machinery was supposed 10 be placed
The most wonderful part of III. Maelzi's alto
nation, is the effect Produced BY the lips of The
figure upon the Trumpet, which are made tn
exhibit all the delicacy of touch peculiar to the
lips of the human body. No jarrmg or cracking
sound Of machinery is TO he hesrtl, although the
ear be applied close to the body of tie automa
ton, nor can any musical sound be mitted un-
less when the Trumpet is appiies! to tie mouth,
AT the conclusion of the exhibition M. MaezI
sits down to Piano forte, and his Trumpeter
performs an accompaniment TO several pieces OF
music with all the precision oti first performer.
This artist has heretofore distinguished himself
by several Improvements on musical instruments.
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January II.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD. will be OIL
4 ven for experimenting and delivering to me,
at Capt Parke Streets, near New Castle, in the
lower end OF this county, or securing in Jail So
that get her young Negro Woman INN or
ANWAKET.
She runaway from col. Parke Coodalls, on the
night OF the 9th Instant She is about 20 years
old, rather above the middle stature, "A mtIatto
rather bright than otherwise, her hair not as long
as IS usual for persons bright she is, is very
well made and neat in her dress. Her tongue
appears rather large for her mouth, which cau-
SEES her speech to be some what of lisp She
has with her variety OF good clothes and ha-
wing been, from her CHILDHOOD in col. GoodalpS
Tavern, has, of course, an extensive quan-
lance, and being woman of extraordinary good
sense aud great ingenuity, will no doubt attempt
to pass as free woman.
4NTHOWf' STREET,
Hanover County, June 4tg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-09

NOR RENT, tie 7'ENE dfE NTnow in the
4 occupancy of Col Monroe Possession may
be had on the 18th day Of June. Apply to
GRO. GREENHOW.
May Dc. w4wT
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CHARLEsroN, May &c.
IMPORTANT.

=. .~r iMPOkI AMI
We have the pleasure of informing the public,
that Gentleman, member of the Association
for cul,ivating the Cochinea, has produced TO us,
upwards Of one thousand insects of the real CO.
clinical alive, and natives of this state. They
are left at DR.. MosERs, in Broad Street, Tor iI.e
inspection of the curious and we'll sher to the
prosperity of Carolina, who will there have an
opportunity of contrasting them with the Mexi-
can Cochineas, and see how far they surpass it
in beauty of colour We have further The salts
faction OF informing the public, that these in
sects abound in tins state AND that their quail
ty has been pronounced by 4 Chymist far to
exceed those imported, and it is his opinion, that
few years will give us as great superiority
in that invaluable Dye, as we now possess in our
Cotton. City Gazette
o. The Cocbineal is principally reared By the
MeXicans, who are said to send Annually to Eu-
rope 100000 pounds, and nearly as much to the
4. Indies, where they sell at about 4 to 5 dolls
per pound. These insects derive their rich
scarlet colour, from feeding on the juice of the
great Prickiy Pear, otherwise called great Indi-
A,n Fig. Nopal Opunia Major. This bush
grows to the height of or feet, Invested OF the
barbed bristles which surround the dwarf kind,
& composed ofgreat ovel leaves, or articulation OF
thick body. The same insects nave been obser.
we'd by Botanists on other plants but without
their delicate colour.
The Pear is to be found at Beaufort in S c
in loose sandy soil, not further than half a
mile from salt water. A writer in the City Ga
zette supposes 1t not to be native, but to have
been imported from Mexico, 1t being found prin-
cipaily growing about the ruins of the old Spa.
nish forts and wharves on the borders Of the
Bluff at Be aufort.
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ANDING from the Schooner R1cnMoNn,
~ Isaac Seaman, Master -
SO Boxes Rasins,
10 Bales Soft Shelled Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE
II Hogsheads Brown Sugar,
IS do. Molasses.
Tierces Green Coffee,
rs Boxes Hav ,nnalf Segars,
8 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchonr Tea,
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE Ely,
GEORGE WATT.
January II. ,f
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Cae has been established in Philadelphia
another lately in BALTIMORE. Enquirer.
They are now used in our Penitentiary--are
emi"entiy simple and cheap. And they do twice
as inuch work as the common shuttle. Every
weaver ought to see them.a.I6.
This machine is certainly one ofthe most in
!senious meehanic datanlota, that was ever inyen-
ted. II consists OF about $40 steel pieces--im-
proved principally by the Whinenloyes, in Massa-
chnsetts--who exhibited one of them during the
last session of Congress, for the purpose of pre-.
yailiDg OH them TO rehesD their patent By kazu--
theirpateat, from the Secretary of State, having
run aboGt l4years, & being about to expire. They
nave neariy 40 or $4,000 S of capital vested in
these machines.
They are about to supercede even the la5oy
otboys, by working them with steam These ma.
chimes are almost essential TO fix out the Spinning
Jennlcs and Mules, which are beginning To ap.
pear in every part of our country One of these,
with upwards OF 20 spindles, will soon be set un
in our Penitentjary...D
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Fifteen Dollars Rewa1d,
July 27.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber living
near Piscataway, in Prince Georges county,
MARYLAND, on the first of G tober. 'egro
man named CHARLES, calls himself Charles
Loggins, and frequently goes by the nane OF
Charles Jones: about five feet nine inches
high, very handsome stout black fellow.
he is tolerable good coarse shoemaker, and
an excellent ditcher--had on blue tsaior'sl
Jacket and trowsers much wora, and an cd
high crowned hat-he was formerly the pro-
perry of Edward Jones who kept Mrs Roll
er's ierry--he is about forty two years ofage,
but from his appearance would.be taken tor
not more than thirty two, The above reward
will be paid for experimenting said runaway
and combining him SO that | get him again,
and all reasonable charges il brought home.
John Kadle.
October "a. 2aw
Ts Masters of vessels and others are
cautioned Against harboring or carrying off
said fellow at their peril.
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Ladies Misses and Children's
SHOES.
HAWKINS s. ALDEN.

Haze Just received and for SAFE, at their store
IN Fairfax street
II AIDES black, red and gesn Morocco
IL Shoes, with and without heels ladies'
blue, white and straw colored Kid do black
velvet Shoes; do cork and walking Shoes tor
Ladies Misses Morocco and Leather Shoes;
Children's Morocco and Jefferson Shoes, all
sizes Gardeners fine Shoes and Pumps,
Leather and Morocco, and small invoice OF
BOOTS. Boys Boots, all sizes.
Likewise quantity of coarse thick Shoes:
AL of which will be sold very cheap by the
quantity or retail.
October 81. ~ 3taWSH
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TO RENT,

The cTOR RE land WaRE HOUSE lately
oocupiea by Messrs. Libby add Carne, at the
corner of Fairfax and Prince streets. Also,
one Of the adjoining Stores and Warehouses
in the same brick building. Possession an
be had Immediately and the icnis will be
made unusually low.
J. H. Hooe.
October -. eotf
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Jofeph II. Vaudeville,
Garner Of A1ng and Union-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,

HAS FOR SALE,
1000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, by the
busheI and III sacks.
50 barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks.
5000 VT. best green Coffee, in bags.
10000. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and lly-
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imtor1all'ns.
Sugar, best Muscovado, in hossheads an
barrels
Do inferior qualities, in Go.
Moiasses, in hogsheads,
Glover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, liz bales and by retail.
Candles, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar
Spanish Cigars, Hani!ton's and Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Wrting and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, Alspice, Chewing Tobacco
Maddc,, Copperas, Soal Leather, Bed CORDS,
Leading Lines, Ks. Sc.
also,
Best Superfue Flour. for private families,
a few barrels Corn, and some SEED Oats,
Plaster of Paris, sc.
April II
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PUBLIC SALE.

TOBE SOLD, at public sale, to the high
est bidder, on a credi, of nine months, Civ
ing bond and approved security for all sums
over Ten Dollars--on the 18th of this instant,
if fair; if DOT, the next fair day, at the late
dwelling Of Mr. Wltiam .Adame, deceased
All his Houlhold and Kitchen
Furniture, Horses, Cattle, Hogs. s Sheep.
Plantation Utensils, Wagon, Cart, Corn,
Wheat, and nu1nser of Mill Irons, SIC. SC
The sale to beginsat II O'Clock.
VIM. Waters, Ex'r.
Fairfax, Nov. L.. 2aw2w*
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BANK OF POTOMAc,

Ct!o6er 4, 1909.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, the Stock
aoi;.ers in the Ba..k OF i.oiomac, that an cleo
,iorl for t.yelVs Di"ec!ors ioG the ensuing year,
Mil be held at the courthouse, In the town
IF Alexandria, OIL MONDAY, the 18th day OF
NoVcmoer next.
By order cfthe President and Dircctors,
Charles Page, Ca6sser.
2aWiSth NoY
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ALEXANDER MOORE, Res.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE.

That the subscriber of Alexandra county,
in the district of Columbia, hath obtained
from the orphans court. Of said county, let
tiers Of administration OH the personal estate
of Jynatian MendeUute, lata Of the oilnty Il,
foresaid, merchant deceased all persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or be.
fore the 9th day Of April next, OF they may
by law be excluded from al benefit to said
estate and those indebted thereto are re-
quired TO make immediate payment.
Given under my halid, this 9th day OF DC
tober, 1909.
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August 8.
Afurther Ptoof
OF

Yarf9ood's useful flashing Jlachim.
We the suDscr!uers have iound, On trial.
| Joseph Yarwood's Patent Washing Ma:fla'
to answer fully the Intended purpose oil wash
ing cloaths of every description, and do here
! dy recommend them to the public AS great
saving of sosp, labor and cloatbs GNeaya'
der our hands this day o. June, 1917
(Signedj
Dorothea Krouseo Cathlnder Calder, .t"n
M.Carren, Martha AberCromoie, Rulh De-
Won, Rebecca Hattcrsley, Vain fa Brown
Elizabeth Black, Jane B. Swami H. plcA'
Susanna Rounsaviile, Elizabeth Wilson, IL
zabc,h SINGER, Nancy Hell, Sarah Aei'S'I
ger, Margaret B. Maniey, Mary s'r r
Mary Steel, Sar>h Fitzhugh, Mary Da1sN
Persia hod.ki Carolina Hopkins, 9ar"o .
M'Kenay, Elizabeth Muir, Folly Rhoaae''rh
lizabeth Longden, Ann Snowden, AID w. W.
vies. Mary began, Mary Slade, bet'S! l"
ner, Mary Smith, Sarah G. Janncy' -.
With pleasure DO return my si''c''s ' ,,,s,,
to the above named ladies, and many .c.,,
who have favored me with their ceFI. r., p,,
and custom in the purchase OF larSo0u III n
tent Washing Machine. ! hnc the" '"r ~erv
great demand in this place, but l"o''5 "
great scarcity of plank to answer inc p I,gs Or
of masking them here. shall Ia fe !" " 'on,l-
weeks commence making them TO NC 'O"
ward. eut will en;.eavor &c supply o'''' ey
short notice after my return. / nav, S : 40
now made on hand, which can be lad i y
piled for soon.
VIM. c.. Newton, :,
Assignee of Joseph SaF"0'"
July ~. =, .r,tesdh
n. b. MIR. John Troup Will s'lle'"; ~ nv aa.
making, and supplying customers :"
sence. - NEWTON.
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VIM. c.. Newton,
DIRECTIONS HOW TO USE
Y 4 4 W d u u . :.s
D..,r+ MrafhinU MaClllil.'

F9ItIIL w tsiI1I1I6 ,orr iNb
F;rst fill the barrel half iuil o. Sppee,erC;f
cloths, than fill the bottom o. Wv turn to
with hot suds up to the side pl"''a' y, to noS:;
Crank backwards and forward. - - the sidc' Of
49, 10th. fall tine ardest agaipS' l" then
the barrel for about twenty.n ,oore soap ~.
nse the same suds with ll''le n ',h,. un.lia''
hot water for tie next finest eloI' ,our cIO'h'
in the same way with boiar rI;s.. parts Of u.
oloatbs ; then rince them III "'
warm or cold wasss'
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
Or will Be exchanged for PROPERTY in .Aera1--
dria or its Uicinity,
A Warrant for 6e6 acres of Land,
Granted by the state of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war. This
,and lies In the state OF Ohio, and is said to
be amongst the best in the state. 1t viii be
sold great bargain. Apply to
John Longden.
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October 81.
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n O L | G E.

UPWARDS of 200 shares having been
subscribe In the stock Of the Leea6urg 1urn-
fise CONTRARY, tis Subscribers are requested
to mest i'll person, or by proxy, at the house
OF NICHOLAS PEERS, in the town OF Lees
burg, at 4 O'Clock, A. n. on THURSDAY,
the 3otn day Of November next, in der to
choose PRESIDENT and FOUR DlkEC-
TORS, aud such other officers as they may
deem necessary to conduct the affairs Of the
company for the ensuing year.
Wilton c. SeIden, g
John Llttlejohn, g
James More, s
William holland,
Lsesbarg, Oct. IVA. 2awtsothNsE
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N O T I c. E:

TIA the annual meeting OF the Stock
holders ia the Little River Turnpike Compa-
nv, will be held on the first Monday In De-
ceuber next, at the City Hotel, In A.exan-
,iria: at which time aad place an election
will take place for President, tour Dlrec-
-ors, ana Treasurer. a statement OF the
co,npanys funds together with report OF the
proceedings expenditures and progress OF
he work will be laid before the meeting. a
proposition for equallziny the interes. OF the
old aid new Stockholders, will be taken up
and decided upon.
Jonah Thompson.
Treasurer l.. r. I. c.
October 81. 2taW lstMyDec
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CDbberjm,th s Tn P0te-Wo,ke7

~ Z subscriber continues to make and
! repair all kinds of COPPER * TN
WARE, and also carries oa the BRASS
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the direc-
lion of Niliap. Fletcher, ami will execute
any work in that Inc.
FOR SIZE,
Is boxes 10 by 10, and 5 do. s by 10 30
he,nia Window Glass, OF good quality.
TO LET,
The House On Fairfax-sueet, occupied by
rnyseif, which is made to accommodate one
or two familes-l will give lease On mo-
tlerate terms. Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince and Roy al-streets, and
one Blacksmith's Shop with set Of Tools.
For Sale or TO Let on Ground Rent for
ever,
IS feet of Ground, fronting on King street
and running back 100 feet to a 10 feet alley,
it is situate nearly opposite the diagonal
pump In good part Of the town.
The highest price will be given for Old
Copper, Pewte", Brass and Lead.
George M'Munn.
Who has for hire handsome light Coaehee
with careful driver.
August 80. Sm
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TO RENT,

A convenient and comfortable two story
RAME HOUSE, situated In a healthy and
agreeable part OF the town
Enquire Of the Printer.
November i. 3tsW]"
NJ q IT C. F..
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ORPHANS COURT,

.llesandria County, October Term, 1909.
ORDERED,
That the administrator OF Jonathan Azande-
rife, deceased, do insert the following adyer-
tisement three tinlesa week for four weeks
n the Alexandria Dsily Gazette.
Test.
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CHARLES.
REMARKS.

The foregoing official papers, which
his majesty directed to be communicated to
/ the senate, comprehend the whole CORES
pondence on affairs of general nature,
which has taken place between his majes-
ty's minister, and the legation OF the court
ST pfsssss, on the part fs ST he 1hs Xasan court
lively desire to see Europe enjoying the
calm of peace, and the last, which is an &C
tual declaration of war, presenss contrast
that must strike every one. 1t should at
the same time be remarked, that the series
/, Of the first eight papers, present lapse of
seven months, from August 8, 1907 ito
March 10, 1909, during which time it
would appear that the communications be-
tween the two courts h,.l ceased but it is
easy to explain this interruption of cores
pondence, rendered less necessary by the
arrival of his majesty at Paris, the begin
ming of August, and by the return Of his
minister, who could resume from that time
the course of verbal communications and
conferences with the accredited minister
near his majesty.
In that interval, events Of great import.
ance had taken place in Germany, and the
Communications between the two courts
had successfully presented themselves un-
der variety of aspects. These variations
will be found detailed and confirmed, in
some documents of a nature extremely I'M
portant, and of which his majesty has also
authorised the communication to the Sc
nate. Itseems necessary, however, to pre-
sent the summary of a verbal, and, as may
be said public declaration of his majesty
to the minister of the court Of Vienna, at
one of his diplomatic audiences IA sum-
mary which his majesty's minister was or
dered to make known by circular to his
ambassadors at foreign courts.
That communications will be followed
and closed by report which was presented
to his majesty on the Cd March, and which
will fully explain the constant but useless
efforts, that were made during six months,
to recall Austria to dipositions of confidence
and to pacific measures, which she never
would have deviated from, had she solely
regarded her own true interests.
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o. Turtle Dinner.

IN SATURDAY, the 2sth instant, fine
~ GREEN TURTLE will be served up
at the public table of the CITY HoTEL,. cook
ed in all Its varieties: where the. gentlemen
ofthe city and its neighborhood are invited to
dine, at one dollar each No gentleman TO
be subject to charge for any thing but what
he calls for.
William Cation.
July IS. At
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| advanced to the right shore, W.
horse, joined himself to him, and 4 =, !
my was obliged to retreat with o.
! On the FIRST report Of these eysns : Z
peror had himself marched IN ( =
shore, with the divisions OF Mans,
Molitor.
The enemy, who retreated q
greatest rapidity, arrived at 81
Ems, burnt the bridge and conts ~
flight on the road TO Vienna. H;sl.
sists of 1900 men, of which ~
prisoners. We also possess four ~ y
cannon and two standards. ~
Cohorn, general OF brigade, an. a
singular intrepidity, had horse k;I.i
der him. Colonies Cardenan and +
were killed.
A company ofthe corsican hatra,,
suing the enemy in the woods, mad.
700 prisoners.
During the affair OF Ebensbere, lhl
of Montebello arrived at Steytr. MI
rebuilt the bridge which the enyn,1
cut.
The emperor sleeps to day at Epn. !,
castle Of prince Anersburg ;,o-morn,
be spent in rebuilding the bridge.
The deputies of the state of Upper
tria were presented to his maj, sly /
BiOoala: at Ebersberg.
-
SIXTH BULLETIN FROM n
FRENG.H ARWI.
ST. PoLTEg, Dial
The prince ef Ponse Corvo, who 1
mands the 9th corps, composed inas
measure of the Saxon army, and whd
marched near the Bohemian From:
spreading disquietnde every when
caused the Saxon general Gutcshni
march to Egra. This general has bs,i|
eceived by the inhabitants, whom h
ordered to dismiss the land7vher (mi|
On the 9th, the head quarters OF lhtP
Of Ponte Corvo were at Rctz, betwstl
hernia and Ratisbon.
One Sehill, a sort Of robber, Vs1
covered with crimes during the laad
paign Of Prussia, and who had obtana
rank of colonel, has deserted from Y
with his whole regiment, and rtPat)
Nuremberg, on the Saxon trontlt'
has environed that town. Gen. Lssl0a|
issued a proclamation against him
serter. This ridiculous movement was
certed with the party which wishedi01
fire and blood through Germany.
His majesty has ordered the iorn't
a corps of observation OF the Elhe, !
will be commanded by the duke Of va
and composed of 10000 men. III
vanced guard is ordered to procsedls1
nau.
The duke Of Montebello crosse
Ems at Steyer on the 18th, AMI afrs
the 5lh at Amstetten, where he metlh
my's advanced guard. Colbert, gene
brigade, caused the Goth reglmento,
chasseurs to charge a regiment o'V
of whom 500 were taken. The
Lauriston, 10 years of age, and WAC
months ago was a page, after s'yg
combat, vanquished the commandsr1S
Ulans, and took him prisoner MI
jesty has granted him the decoratlon
Legion of Honor.
On the 9th, the duke of Monts0fp
rived at Molck, the duke OF KN0y
Amstetten, and the duke OF aus'''
Linlz.
The remains of the corps Of the afe'p
Lewis and general Hitler Quilted oa n.l
ten the 9Th. Two thirds passed the -
at Crems they were pursued to M'
where the bridge was found broken.
Their third took the direction OF Vlenp
On the 9Th, the head quarters OLE
peror were at St. Polten. al
The head quarters of the duke :"
tebello is to day at Sigartskuchtn, ID
The duke Of Dantzic is marching
~ al
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cret At seeing state Of things 50 opposite
10 the wishes Of his aus ust master succeed
to such friendly relations as, since the eva
cuation Of Brannau, had existed betweep
the two states. lie the return Of M. de Mier
had not been interrupted BY the passage OF
French columns towards Bavaria, a delay
respecting which the undersigned has before
had the honor to express his regret, ne
might have transmitted one or two days ear
l;er the official assurances Of the only views
and intentions which animate his august
master towards his majesty the emperor OF
the French. -.
Wills. informing his excellency ofhis ca.
rerness to transmit to his court, the note OF
the 10th March, the undersigned thinks It
his duty. to conhne within narrow compass
the first relations in which he will have any
apS ncy-he. cannot but add that if his impe
rial majesty of Austria has, much against
his wishes, seen in the movements that have
taken place, since the month of January last,
just cause of uneasintss, respecting the re-
lations which he was anxious should exist
between him and France, he has no other
ambition on his side, than to see Europe
enjoying the calm peace, the FIRST OF bies-
sings, and which he will ever be anxious to
secure to his people.
The undersigned begs his excelleney, the
minister for foreign affairs, to accept the
new assurances OF his high consideration.
(Signed)