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(Br AN EsTAFETTE,)
MONSIEUR LIE COMTE.

| When delivered to Mr. Binder the letter
| by which announced to your exceilency
the project Of repairing hither, begged oil
him, and he positively and solennly promis-
ed me that should find at Tyrnau informa.
ton which would guide ne in my future
steps. also believe that Mr.. de Binder
must have written to me; but God knows
what malignant spirit has prevented his let
ter reaching M. In place of authentic in
formation, i have heard here only great
| many vague accounts, every one more alarm
ing than the o,her, so much so, that If / had
believed the people of Tyrnau, must have
Immediately returned back | have not done
this but although deprived of every kind
of guide (for nobody here has even the sha.
dow of any idea of what is going forward, J
upon simply comparing the different false
versions, have arrived at the persuasion
that things had not essentially changed, and
that this movement of the Archduke John,
to which the most affecting motives are
assigned here, must have relation to future
projects, and not to events which are pas
sed.
The only material subject of uneasipess re.
naming, is then the silence of Mr.. Binder
which is so much the more painful, as, even
supposing that your excelency thought pro
per to see me, the accounts with regard tn
the road to be taken vary as much as the
news respecting the pretended great battle.
therefore beg your exceilencv to write to
me, or to cause a few words to be written to
me in order to inform me in the first place
OF your intentions, and in case of these being
to see me at Wolkersdorf, to point out to m {.
lat least in generaD the road which must
chuse in order to get there. / shall wait for
the answer to this letter with AN impotence
which your excelency may easily conceive :;
for am completely lost aud isolated, and /
am prey to all that ignorance and stupi
dity can devise for torturing my mind. /
hope from your excellency's goodness, / re-
quest as a particular favor, that you will
send your answer by en- estafette, in order
that this isolated interval may not last above
two days.
remain with every sentiment of the at
tachment and respect Of which your exceilen-
cy knows me capable,
Monsieur lie Compile,
Your most obedieut and
most faithful servant,
(Signed) CENT?.
(Journak de PEmhirc.)
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

The chamber of commerce OF Paris Ios
received from his exceilency the minister
oil the interior al interim, the fatter;ug mis-
sion OF announcing TO the chamber of com
merce, that the an baSsador of his MAJESTY
in Spain. has obtai cd the re establishment
o the transit, free of ali duiies, of cotton
and other colonial produce sent from Pnrtu-
gal to France, and Of cloths and other goods
sent +: ON France "a Portugal
The duties which have even been hithe,.
to received at Nioora will be returned.
In virtue of official notes, this transit il
regulated as uiiuws:
The transit &C raw cotton and other CO.
lonial produce, set from Portugal for,
France, shall core by the read of Badaioz.
or by that Of Tug to Nittoria
1.-The transit of CLOUDS and other Freacr,
goods. which may be sent to Portugal, shaIR
| take place by the wag Hadai q 10 Jittorio.
that of Fuy is not iucluded.
"Fhe merchants and the Conductors Of
these goods, tine transit of which is authors
zed, are holder to fulfil the. formaIities pre-
scribed by the ROYAL order of the 18th Nh
vember, 1907, and which are conference.-the
to the following:
L. The Gus ON houses CT Pafaiaz and of
luy, remain clone authorized for the intro.
duction, and that OF Nittoria for the dispatch
ing OF the goods, submitting them, however.
w . 'io.N w w maui, CNiopdFatlNclY with
the declaratory notes presented by the par
tics Interested
3. After the first verifcation, pbe poo6s
shall be loaded i'll the cases or bales which
contain them.
"A manifest shall afterwards be delivered
specifying the contents, the number Of the
cases or bales. and the marks and weights
AT the end of the manifest, shall be tho ore-
else obligation on the part of the conductors,
to present withip a reasonable time, thus
pointed out, counter note of the director
OF the custom house of Vittoria. proving.
tnat the dispatching has been verified and
mat che manifest has been found conforma.
bic to the goods, under the oanalty for the
owners. OF being subjected TO the duties due
to the royal crown of Spain.
3 The owners are also holden Ia prove
by certificate from the Spanish cIr.;ul re-
siding in that part of France, for which the,
goods are intended, the place of their ulti-
mate destination
More ser, this permission is only to con-
time during the war with England"
n true cOhy:
DUPONT (de Nemours) ce-presidsnt,
BARTHELEmY, secretary.
Journal du Commerce.
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MANCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPANY.
HE Annual Meeting of Stockholders, will
be held at Brooks's Tavern, in Manches-
ter, on the first Monday in December next. Such
members as cannot attend in person, will, ii is
expected, appoint their proSeys. The under
signed requires 60 be furnisl.sl, so soon as posi-
bic, with the necessary evidence of shares sold
and purchased, since the last meeting, in order
that transfers may Re made on the company books
and shares duly represented.
SAMES BRhNDER, CPk.
November T.. I'm
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FASHIONABLE
BooT g SHoE-MAKERs.

30 OF e. SHOE MAKERS.
= ME Subscribers next door above Messrs.
L Prosser and Moncure's Vendue- Office Just
.trenr PhilGaeLptia-have commenced the manu-.
faciure of Boots and Shoes, of the most fashiona-
hfe shapes, really and Faithfully made out of the
6esf 'n"te'iazS, selected with much and at
tentior N neutrality-suspicious. who Hay favor
EN- with their custom may rely upon being near
4 fHea, and promptly attended to-
y 'derS from he Country shall be duIv execu-
ted and are respectfully solicited. And they
trust that by their assiduity and attention they
VII merit share of patronage in the line of their
profession.
CAMPBELL {, PAUL.
T"o Apprentices from ~ to IS years of age,
wanted
november ID. 91ng
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A CARD.-DOC7OR LEJVIS, lately from
"A the West-Indies, has opened. his Office, at
Manchester, in the house of Mr. l.. Bishop, for
the practice of Physic, Su,gery, and Midwifery.
He hopes from his success and experience, to
merit the patronage of libera, public.
N. b. Private families may be supplied with
Medicines, with suitable directions. or Advice
for the poor, gratis.
Semptember %. IF
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mo. S..

burg i'm Virginia, and the Ella. captain
Russell, of Nantucket: (Journal de RIM.
fire.
BRUSSELS, August 10, The project to
the citizens under his administration
" Existing circumstances bad hitherto al
lowed government to dispense with your
performing me duty, common to all Frenc H..
inen, of forming part of the national guards
at present that the .neighboring territory is
menaced, it would be a kind of shame to be
without organization to repel the implaca-
bic enemy, who, in his mad presumption,
dares venture TO seek you. I am iguorene
whether the courage of the inhabitants oe
the Dyle will receive, permission to display
itself but am the guarantee that yon viii
vie, It necessary, ir zeal with the generous
cohorts formed of the neighboring depart
ments. They have all repaired wi,h srGor
to the field OF victory. Why should they "a
lone have this honors Why should they a
lone attract the looks OF the prince who dis
penses glarys Shall we let slip this oppor-
tunity of meriting the esteem of the greatest
OF heroes, OF the first of soyereigrs Hasten
to form your battalions be impatient to
complete our first successes. You are French
men ; the object IN view is glory, the aiu.
before you is the English let these two verbs
awaken at once both your valor and your
vengeance.
La .iOUR DO I'm
(HereJ folders an ordinance for IRE org6-
nizafiom cfthe national guards ~
LONDON, September 16.--Deeply do VIC
lament TO find, that the report we noticed,
yesterday, of the arrival and reception OF
MIR. jackson IN America is without fouutia--
toD--not that we entertain much doubt of an
acc ommodation being ultimately effected
for the restoration of commercial intercourse
between the two countries, has become so
essential to gland, that perhaps even Mr..
Canning himself, had he CO, 'inued in Office,
| might have seen the imherioua necessity of
renew wing the commercial intercourse with
America. StaIeSm
The intelligence from Persia, by the last
| India arrivals, is satisfactory. The French
influence is said to have been broken by the
address and perseverance of Sir Hartford
Jones. The English troops, which have been
sen. TO the Persian gulf for ihe} purpose of
| giving weight to the negotiations with the
court of Ispahap, have been recalled.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-11-17

4VI occupied by MIR. Enoth sullivan. nearly
opposite the Eagie-Tavern, where she intends
KEEPING d BOAHDING-HOUSE Her price
Tor Board IL 50 Is per annum. Families travelling
vii be gladly received, and every attention paid
them, at the Usual tavern rates.
november 1t. 9iG'
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DISTRICT OF rIRGLwz1. 10 WIT:

DfoL KlCX Or PIKGI.VId, 10 WIZ !:
DE it remembered, that on the third day of
Id October in the thrty-fourth year of the In
dependence of the United States of America,
John Robinson of the said District, hath deposit
ted in this Office, the title of Book, the right
whereof he claims author, in the words fol-
lowing, towit " A collection Of the most use
ful and approved forms of process, judgements
| and orders used in the County Courts and late
DistrictCourts of law in Virginia, also of bonds
usually taken in the said Courts, and executions
on judgements thereof; records on appeals, and
writs of suPersedeas, of proceedings on the ar
raignment of criminals, aud of the entries useS,
on the trials thereof. To which are added var-
Gus forms of Indictments, &c. in criminal cases.
Declarations & some of the most useful sorts of
conveyances and an index TO the whole. BY
John Robinson, clerk of the Superior Court of
Law for Henrco County, and late clerk of the
District Court oflaw, formerly held in the City of
Richmond"
In conform;ty.to the act of the Congress of the
United States, entitled" " An act for the tencour-
sgemeiit oflearIling, by securing the copies of
maps, charts and books, to the authors and pro-
prietors of such copies during the times therein
mentioned; and also to act entitled " An act
supplementary to an act, entitled an act for the
encouragement oflesrning, by securing the CO.
pies OF maps, charts and books, to the authors
and proprietors of such copies, during the times
therein mentioned. And extending the benefits
thereof 10 the arts of designing, engraving, and
etching historical and other prints"
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
Clerk ofthe District of Virginia
The above mentioned Book may be had on ap-
Nil yto C,,k- ~
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rATIafELYREOUEST.

c UBSCRIBERS to the ENQUIRER, in this
- State, and those who are Indebted to this of.
fee, for printing. &c. informed, that the Edi-
tor expects to receive his respective demands by
the hands Of their Delegates to the ensuing lie.
gislature--who are requested to oblige him in
this respect. November z. w3w
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JOHN WOOD.

NOTICE.-A PETITION will be present
IN ed to the next General Assembly ofVirgi-
MIA, praying the sale of Lot and Houses. on
Shocke-Hill, in the city of Richmond, late the
property of VIM. Giles, decd.
November 10. IF
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September 1.

TINE Subscriber being licensed to practice the
i Law, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts for Henrico, and the Hastings Court of
Kichmond-Persons trusting business to his
management may rely on his best efforts for their
interest. His Office is in the upper story of the
Market House in Richmond.
N. SHEPPARD.
October % I'm
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Il raj assortment of GROCERIES, which
they will dispose Of on moderate terms, for cash,
country produce, or approved paper.
ALSO, 90 Kegs and Fl Brandy Wine Gun
Powder.
WHITE & SHELTON.
October TO- IF
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THE SUBSCRTBER-

IHE HUBSCRTBER,
II AVlNG taken the whole of TIC large bricl
- . Buidhg, belonging 90 The estate OF the late
Mr WIN Prtce, on the street leading from tic
CHp'iol, Ma he prepared to accommodate fron.
iitento twenty Of the Members ofthe next As.
femhy.
JUDIIH NELSON.
October 1. tID
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FOUND :

Il Sum of money-The owner may have it by
IA giving satisfactory evidence Of his right,
and paying the cost of advertising. Apply at this
Office. November 7. IF
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AMSTERDAM, Aug. 3. 1t is reported
that orders has been given to the American
ships to quit our ports and that in future no
more will be admitted into them. Those
who are still in the Texel are, the Enter
prize, captain Trip, of New York the
Suffolk, captain A. Thompson, Of New York ;
the Hannah, captain Buckwelt Of Peters
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In CoUNcIL, October oath, 1909.
PROPOSALS will be- rece~ ed, by the Exccu-
tive, until the 18th day of next month, for
furnishing the fol owing TIMBER, viz
40 pieces of " Mite Oak Plank 8 feet long, IA
inches wide, inches thick.
40 do. do. 90 inches long, ~ By 8.
40 do. do. 3 ieet long, by 9.
10 do. do. feet long, by
20 do do. q do. de. 9 by
lao Axle Trees, 7 feet long, by of
Hickory,
1850 White Oak spokes, 2 feet inches long, 4
by .,
1880 Willow Oak Felloes, 9 feet inches long, a
by 3,
$50 Black Gum Naves, 14iuches long. - by IL.
lao Pieces of Hickory, feet long, by 8,
2lO Pieces of Ash, z feet long, 9 by 3,
Seasoned timber will be preferred,
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
CLERK Of The Council
October ST. 6,
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.LOUDOUW Land FOR SIZE.
Tor SALE, on Thursday, the Dist of Dec
l. next, on the premises, the
TRACT OF LAND,
on which the late Judge Jones resided, in Lou
doun county, with about IS SLAVES, and the
stock of Horses, Cattle and Hogs, on the estate
The tract contains nearly two thousand acres, 6.
possesses many advantages which entitle it to the
attention Of those who may wish to reside in that
highly improved part OF our country. Two mer.
chant mills are in the neighbothood, one on the
adjoining estate, and the other within two miles
II is IS miles from Alexandria, and forty from
Georgetown. The new Turnpike from Alex
andra, crosses corner of the land and termi-
mates at the nearest mercha MT mil The tract is
remarkably well watered, Little river passing
through tho middle oft, and many small streams
or each side, emptying into that river About so
or 90 acres are already well SET with timothy, g.
at least 500 are capable of being made excellent
meadow. 1t will be divided into tracts of differ.
ent dimensions, to suit the convenience of purcha.
sers.
A credit of one, two and three years will ba al
lowed bonds with approved security and deed
Of trust on the land, will be required. The Me-
groes are supposed to- be very valuable, some of
them being good house servants, and the others
principally young men and women. For them
The same term OF credit will be allowed.
JAMES MONROE,
Executor Of The late
JOSEPH JONES, the Elder.
A'benar'e, Oct. 81. 15tT
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Super6ne and Common
Broad Cloths,
Do. do. Cassemeres,
Do. do. Coatings,
Flannels, Fancy Vest
ing.
Red and Black Bomba-
zetts,.
Wors,ed, Cotton and
Silk Hosiery.
Cinghams, Cotton
Shifting,
Irish Linen and Dow
lass,
Fine and Common
Printed Csllicoes,
Velyets Cords, Um-
brellas, Threads,
Sewing Silks, Extra
long White and CO.
lored Kid Gloves,
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~ VI .
general assortment OF
amongst which are
White and Colored Ha-
bit, do.
Cambrick Muslins,
Plain and Leeded Null
do.
Spider Nett, & Fancy
Grape, do.
Knotted s. Sprig Leno
do.
Diagonal and veined
do. do. s.
Elegant Worked Ores
ses,
Ditto Silk Shawls and
Handkerchiefs,
Black plaid snd plain
Colored Lustring
Plain Silk and Fancy
Cut Velvets, w hite
Satin and Grape.
JOHN WOOD.
IF
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q OLUMBIAN MILLS.--The subscribers
~ having purchased the Columbian Mills, beg
leave to inform the public they giving cash for
Wheat and Corn. 2. H8XHILL e. Co
September 5. sc
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Gurope
CONTINUATION OF FOREIGN ADVIcES,
FROM LONDON PAFERS.
August IS.

Sept. II. Lord Colingwood, W. learn By
letters from his fleet, is coming home soon.
We regret to add, he is at present in an i'll
state of health. He has been out more ~ran
five years, without once setting foot on shore.
His lordship has accumulated an immense
fortune-we believe upwards of E 100000
in prize money. Sir ]. L. Duckwortl is
named as his successor.
PARIS, Aug. !. An imperial decision or
dcrs the immediate revocation of the mea-
sures of retaliation lately adopted against the
Algerines, the dey of that regency having
given every satisfaction with regard to Mr..
Dubois Thainville and the French who are
in his states. In consequence the sequestra-
ton put on the vessels and property of the
dey is taken off Gazette de France. }
Notice is hereby given, that the u. States
having been pleased to appoint ID. b. War
den, Esq. their consul, and agent for prize
causes, at Paris, it is only through this agent,
that the intervention of the said states with
the French authorities can be extended to
| said causes.
! Aug. 49,. Different letters received from
Constantinople by the way of Dalmatia, and
| of the date of the 9th MAY last, mention
that the news of the battle ct Ratisbon and
of the capture of Vienna, had spread with
the greatest rapiditv throughout Turkev,
and had produced great deal of sensation.
The Divan, who before that e:ent, appear
ed disposed to grant permission 20 the Eng
lish to pass the Dardanelles, in order to ia
cilitatc to them the means of setting on fie
the Russian ports in the Black Sea, have re
fused them this permission, and they now
appear to be drawing towards the charge
d affairs Of France. From every circumstance
we are led to believe, that the la ,er power
has again acquired its former influence.
| VIENNA, July Is. The following letter
from Cent? to count Stadion. minister for TO
reign affairs. which was intercepted, has
just been published
TYRNhU. July z, 1909.
| (Br AN EsTArErTE,)
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The above mentioned Book may be had on APP
piication to the Subscriber, ST his Office in the
Capitol in Richmond. ]. ROBINSON.
Qctober27. If
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LONDON, September 1S--A ~uppowber
elab3ratory exp. oded accidentally at Vienna,
on the 4th ult. by which 60persons lost their
lives.
Bonaparte's birth day was celebrated at
Vienna, with the greatest pomp. The citi.
zens were parlded in the morning and were.
entertained in the evening by fire works I've
of on the glaces. The whole city was i,,n-
minated, and the theatres exhibited rratnit-
ously. To the poorer classes qgzntitv of
PROVISIONS and liquors were distribute1
All the civil and military authorities att,,.
led lie Deum at St. Shepherds and nss'i,,
the day. 'Uu'
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LIvERPooL, Sept IS ----Reports har.
oeen ~ circulation during the week, of mi
"ls'er having been SEM by the Amer,ca,
government to France, with proposals for a
Tseay between the two Countries. III,
French government, IL was sid beir,. 80.
Ole to come to any agreement with a.. Is ,.,
strong. had referred the pejats in ai.,a,.
to Ssir resident il Ansrica. rh. L.ss..
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NEW STORE.

THE Subscriber is now opening opposite the
L Clobe-ravern, n general assortment of
Piece and Fancy Goods, amongst which are
SuDer6ne and Common White and Colored Iya.
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4 HAVE REMOVED TO RICHMOND.
BENG. BOTTS.
October 81 n
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WANTED to purchase or hire, q good house
w SERVANT-hpply at the Enquirer OF.
fee.
October 81 tf
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november n.
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Mr.. Smith TO Mr.. Pinkneu.
Dchartmenf of ST. A.. o. 70

Dehartment IF STATE Nov. Is. 1909.
S1R-My letters in the correspondence
with Mr. Jackson, already transmitted to
you, sufficiently evjnce the disappointment
that was felt, on finding that he had not been
charged to make to this government either
tne frank explanations or the liberal rropo.
sitions' which the occasion manifestly reuuir
ed Instead Of this obvious course nf pro.
ceedinS, It was in the outset perceived Thar
ms object was 20 bring us to resume the sub
Jects Oh The arrangement Of April in a way,
mat would imply that we were aware that
'he arrangement was not Binding on his gov.
eminent, because made with knowlt de-, on
our part that MIR Erskine had no authority
o make II. and thos to convert the resp6r.
foiiity OF his government for the 6isavowal
ih'o a reproach On this for it's conduct in m !,
transaction disavowed. In the first instance.
i was deemed best rather to repcl his Oh
'erVations argumentatively than To nice,
hcm as an offensive inSinuatiop. This for
bearance had not the expected eject IF REQ
raIhing him from repetition of th. ofi.uc,
Mo even on his further iusinuations. NOTHING
more was done than 10 premonish him of the
'"adnlsSibi.itv Of so indecorous a course of
proceeding This also being without effect
rothtng remained but the step finally taken
Ava there was The less hesitation In sbu,tinr
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D-narfnlrr, al .ytnfc. Nos. s. /

O-b4yrricrs n State, Nov. 3, 1879.
Sir--In nv letter oEtke 10Th ult. l stated TO
YOU, that the declaration ia your letter Of the
iith. that the despatch, q from Mr.. Canning to
Mr.. Ersl,in. Of the 251 January, was the only
despatch by which the conditions were prescrib.
ed to Mr.. Erskine, Cor the conclusion of an ar
raugemert the matter TO which, it related, was
Their for the FIRST time made Ia this government
And il was added, that iftha, despatch had been
communicated at the time OF the arrangement,
a. If it had been known, that the propositions
contained M il were the only ones on which he
was authorized to make an Arrangement, the ar.
ranGeGleat wouid not have been made.
In my letter of the 1stiastant, atlvertng 10 the
repetition in your letter Of the 25d ult or n Ian
guage implyinga knowledge in this government,
that the instructions OF your predecessor did not
authorize the arrangement formed by him, an
in,imation was distinctly given to you, that after
the explicit and perempturv asseveration that
this government had not any such knowledge,
and that with such knowledge, such ar
rangcment would not have been made, no such
insinuation could be admitted by this govern
ment.
Finding, that in your reply of the 5th instant,
you have used language which canNot be under
stood but as reiteratng and even aggrayating the
same gross insinuation, il only remains, in order
to preclude opportunities which are thus abus-
ed, to inform you, that no further communicate
ons will be received from you, and that the ne
cessity OF this determination will, without delay,
be made known to your government. In the
mean time, ready attention will be given to- any
communications affecting the interests ofthe two
nations. through any other channel that may be
substituted.
I have the honor to be, &c.
(Signcd) X. SMITH.
TIE Hon. Francis James .1ackson,p
&c Gre. &c