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PHILADELPHIA, august $, 1900
TO II. LEE.


Some time last spring was afflicted with
loss of appetite, giddiness in the head, lever
and great debility, SO that | could scarcely
walk. In this distressing situation ] took
many things, but without benefit. hn &C.
quaintance in the country sent to me to pro-
cure box CT Hamilton's Lozenges. Curiosi-
" prompted me to read the directions, where
l fonnd my complaint exactly described by
the doctor. I Immediately sent for another
box of the I.ozsages, ard took one dose,
which brought away large quantity OF
worms, and lelt greatly relieved. Eneou-
ragged by this, took another dose, which
was attended with the happlest effects, as 1t
relieved me entirely, and am now IN a better
state of health than for considerable time
past. / have since given them to my chill
dren. and can speak from experience, that
they are a most valuable medicine, and am
happy to add my testimony to numberless
ethers of their efficacy.
SARAH JOHNSON,
No. lao, north Second Street.
Among the symhtoais attending Worms are,
disagreeable breath, especially in the morn
ing---bad and corrupted gums-i,ching IN
che nose and about the scat--convulsions,
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toleph Vaudeville,


eoRxsE OF KING and AlIRFAx STkbAiSs
.lLsxANDsIA:
Has received a considerable ads
dition to his Stock,
ND OFFERS FOR S.dLE,
2oshogsheads, lst and I'd quality
20Sbarrels { N1scevado Sugars.
1000 ID. Green Coffee
S 10 tons British Patent Shot, assorted
BE- No. 2.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks FIRST quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candles.
IS bags clean heavy Pepper.
SO h. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
ditto Irish Glue.
Canpowtler, Imperial, Hyson, Young ny :
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre SoCchong leas,
in el,lsa ter chests, boxes and cannisters-most
of which are equal III quality to any ever iras
ported. =.
Madeira, Port, MARSHA, Sherry, Lisbon, e.
neriHe, and Malaga Wines
A Few cases Medoc Claret-
Jamaica, Windwart.island, and Northern
Rum.
Copnac, Bordeaux and pech Brandy.
Holland and Couotry Gin.
Irisa and Country Whiskes.
z Six hogsheuds Cherry ioence.
Retailing aIolasses, .iassIna Honey.
Wine and Cider Vinegar.
Rest Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Choct late, Rice
Pearl s. Common Barley, Basket salt, Starch
FIG Blue, lndigc, Mace, Cloves, Cassla, Pl.
lasnto, Race and Ground Gingel, Cayenne
Hopper, Capers. Mustard, Raisns, Almonds
Z Currants, Madden, Al!um, Copperas, Roll
birthstone, Chalk, British and i'randyw1ne
Cunpow.'er, Spanish Segars, Cayendlsh and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leiper's
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing ad
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords
ing Lines, sc. &t:
= tober Is.
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New Publications,
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
If COTTOMs5 S7'EIF.dR7's Bookstore
CRANCH's Reports, 4 volumes.
Hening and Mumford.s Reports.
Supden's Law of Vendors and Purchaser
of Estates.
East's Reports, volume 9.
Laws on Pleading.
American Pleader's Assistant.
Harrison's Chancery Reports.
Roberts on Frauds.
Woodward on Executive.
Hungarian Brothers, novel; ey MISS Or
ter. -,
ThaGdeus of Warsaw, do. by Miss Por-
ter.
=, Patriotic Sketches of ireland, by Miss Ow-
enson.
Georges and Bees, by R. Sou,hcby.
Elizabeth. or Exiles of Siberia. by Mrs.
Coffin
Griffith Abbey, by Mrs. Mathews.
II. ll~ar,oc RI ont Ns
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VIM. G. Newton,
Assignee OF Joseph YarEsi.


First G,l the barrel bali full 81 joarfA9
cloths, than fl he botlom Of the. kesNa
with hot suds up to the side planks urn ID
Crank backwards and forwards so as to ma
the cloaths fail the hardest against thesMtst
the barrel fer aboutta ensy-f,e minutes the
use the sane suds with llttlc more soapa'
hot water ior tie next fncst cloaths, m.lI1
.uds are unfit for use, thea second your eIec
il the same way with boiling suds, liter "
bing Iiptle soap on the lirt es: parts Of "a
cloaths then rince them III Tie. niachN !
warm or cold water.
Scheme Of a / otterY,
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DEVENNY,
ITCH CURED.

Lees Sovereign Oi.tnent Tor the Itch,
sertain cure by once using Hami.ton's l.o-
zenges Hamiton's Elixir, FOR Coughs; The
celebrated Ambitious Pills; Halnilton's Es-
sence Of Mustard, for the Rheumatism;
Tooth-Ache Drops; Hamilton, Grand Re-
stolative for Debility.
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az TAKE NOTICE.-That limitations
of the above medicines are for sale III tins
town--therefore please to apply only to Jas
Kennedu, ben. Bookseller, hing-street, AIexa
who has ion2 been sole agent for TIE sale OF
the gel uine preparations AS further secu-
rity agAinst imposition, e,ch genuine article
has on its outside wrapper, the signature of
Hannah Lee,
W7dosv Of the late fr@t!rictor.
July 81.
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ORPHANS COURT,
July 5 l..

Mrrandria County, dugnSt Term, 1905.
ORDkRED,
That the administra1rix of WILLIAM Mar.
TIN, teceasec 10 insert the following adver
-.isement three tines week tor three weeks
ia the .4c.ranGr1a Dasiy Gazette.
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The above Lottery commences at' sadei
the first Monday in November heNn If 6hS1
be continued regularly at the ra'I aai,heJy
hundred tickets each week uh''' pe,,,irs
prizes in the late New-Iork ana ,n;ckey'
lotteries, taken in payment i0' w.
this. 80 WILDE
A correct list of the drawing W. AMI
ceived two or three times WEEK, ,a;usd &
tickets sold by the. subscriber eN'
Of expehce. ,r, Dollars q
Present price Of tickets, Ten p Nv raised
Gents bat will in few days "
Eleven Dollars
y For sale BY rraV.
August &.
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March 27.

TO HIR E,
A Light Running Coachee,
two good horfes and a CAREFUL
driver. AbbLyto
G. M'MUNN.
July Is. eott.
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TO HIRE,

By The monte or yedr,
A Negro Man, a sail0r,--He will be hired
low if taken by the year.
Enquire of the Printer.
July 90.
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WISH to rent my Fishing Shores with
~. strikinr Tubs, &c. for the next season
i desired, viii let them for term of
s Bufhrod Warrington.
Monut. Vernon, July s. lawtf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-25


with morc ayidi:y than rower--ror is there
anv privation which they bear with worse
temper than the loss of il. Under the B,ii-
ish government, the principal political officers
in,he State Of Pennsylvania, werc occupied
by the friends. The revolution placed Others
in possession Of the power which they had
so long cn;oyed--this very naturally encreas-
ed their acrimony, and also their opposition
to the measures of. those who had been In
strumental in producing the change. Those
who are acquainted with the history of the
times to which have reference, will not ac-
cusc the great majority of the society of
Friends with being favourable TO the cstab-
lishment Of the federal government, or to any
other government but that of Great Britain.
The pacilick dostrines, however, which they
profcsscd, exempted them from martial du-
ties, and gave them neutral charactcr,which
In subsequent times OF peace has not been so
we'll maintained.
shall devote another number to tho dis
cussion of this particular part of my subject
in the mean time no one need apprehend
that mean the least offence to this truly res
pectablc body of men. My intention is to
tell them some truths which they ought 70
hear. -. NJ II WIG. \
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-25

Tn this town, on Sunday morning last. ELIzApsrR
DEAN Drni,oIs, daughter Q. Mr. Stephen Deblo's,
aged wears and months. She was promising
and aiicctonate chll--the love OF both the youth
and the aged she alike posse essej-her loss Ia se-
vcrey felt by thcm--but she has only departed from
a world OF pain and trouble, 90 enjoy eternal bliss
and happiness with those who have preceded her
At Providence, Capt. SAMvEL WHIrrtr. IN
our revolutionary war, Fort Mfhn and Rcd Bank
were witnesses Of that courage and intrepdty, OF
which his death bed has been 50 recent = testimo-
NAL"
\ At Charleston, s. c. srr. wIILrAM BaArrIr.
formerly of this town.
DaowN ns--From on board the ship Frd,kGn,
capt Cozxcps, on her passage from kreipnd for this
port, in September last, Mr., WILLfAM LAwroS.
Jun son Of Mr.. William Lawton, Of Psrismolsh, in
the 18th ycar Of hin age. lie was worthy young
man, and bid fair To be valuable member Of soceA
ty--but alas the dread messengers Death, has con-
signed him to a watery grave. lie has left na'nc-
rous circle Of relations and friends, to lament his
early exit aNS
MvRpKu--On the 23d ult one MosEs DAVIS, a
sesmen on board the brig intercourse, capt Callag-
her, was murdered by ARculpALp DAvIpsoS NJ SUI
pcrcargo and part owner Of the vessel, whist She
was at anchor in wallaccs channe near Portsmouth.
m Carteret county, N. Carolina. The murder was
pcrpctratcd by hickory handspikc, with which Da-
wilson struck the deceased two blows on the head.
in consequence of dispute which had arisen be-
tween them respecting the number Of men which
were to have been employed before the mast. Da-
wilson has made has escape, aud n hue and cry has
been issued for his apprehension.
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From the AUsoRA.
INFLUENCE OF BRITAIN.
- No. VI.

IN addition to the causes which were
stated in the foregoing numbers. as operating
to create and extend the influence of Britain
in the United States, l come now to cite a.
mother, which, although not generally advcr-
ted to in discussions on the subject, consider
as one of great importance.
There is in this country, and more par;icu-
larly in the city OF Philadelphia, religious
sect which originated in Great Britain, and
may be sid to exist only in that nation and
in this.A--I alIude to the very respectable So
cicty Of the Fridnds, The prosecutions which
were inflicted on these people by the govern
ment of Britain, in consequence Of their re-
ligious opipions disagreeing with those incul-
Gated by the established church, and because
( they persisted In wprshipping the Almighty
God, in the mode which they conscientious;y
believed to bc the most acceptable, induced
the philanthropick William Penn, and many
others of the same religious creed, TO cmm;-
crate to America where they founded the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
The cncrcasing exercise Of the tyranny Of
the British government over the colonies at
length produced our revolution The disci-
pies Of the Friends being against " wars and
ightiugs," they we're opposed to resistance,
and they preached UP the doctrine Of ~Aes
smose on ske riyM eherka snrn me kss7 afSo':--
and by Far the greater number Of them would
have endured TO This day, the persecutiops
which had driven their ancestors from Eng
land, rather than go to war.
When men are thwartcd in their opinions
and objects, il is not in human nature 10 SUPP
press resentment, nor was there ever con.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-25
TAMMANY SOCIETY

y At meeting Of the TAMMASr SocIETY
or CoLuMBIAS ORDER, at their Wigwam, on
Monday evening last the following gentlemen
were elected to the Offices affixed to their
names respcct!vcly--aro fenthore--so serve
until the General Election in May next e.
HENRY SMITH, Graad. Sdehem.
SILVANUS MARTIN, Father in Coxnsih
JOHN Il. SpALDING, Sayamere.
SAMUEL THURBER, Treasurer.
SAMUEL BROWN, Secretary.
An adjourned meeting will be holden on
Monday evening the SO inst. Prev. {'senir. !:
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THE subscr;ver, intending TO make visit, to the
= :" Vermont Prophet, Informs ali persons, who
unys Iabmr under any bodily Afnctions,and who may
wish to apply for rrlicf that he shall leave Ports
mouth, on this Island, on Monday the 30th day of Or
tobcr. Any person, who may be esiroGs Of writing,
requested TO ease their letters directed TO tho
on the east road, or M stephen b. Ccfnelps, on tho
west road Price for each Letter, one dollar, which
he pledges himselfto deliver safely !.
Msrpsrs. Der. IS. 1909. !.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-25

Since our last number Of letters from
Havana, dated the last of September, have
been received, which announce, that in obedi-
cnce to the orders Of the Supreme Junta Of
Spain, the Degrees by which foreign vessels
were excluded frors the Spanish colonies
should be executed. Those decrces have for
some time been suspended.
HAVANA, sEPT. ~.
The governour of this Island CUBA with
the Intending, in meeting which took place
yesterday, have agreed that the Royal Decree
dated the 10th July last, ordering The execu-l
ton Of the law, called Leyes des Tndias,s in
RESPECT to preventing the admission Of For
cigncrs in the ports Of this Island, shall be
complied with" Bos. Gag.
Thursday the soth day Of Novcmber next,
i IS appointed as day Of PubIick Tbanksgiv-
ing and Praise throughout the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts. Z, = IS
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Z.sKE NOTICE.
WILLIAM PEARCEy t
Resaeey eyuliy informs his ./ifends, and sae hu5-

Reshectfuliy INFORMS his J'fends, and sAe fu6-
lick in general, ..,e,ir
THAT he continues keeping TAV-l
4 i ERIN at his house in the village Of VIckjsrd,
town Of NSri- kingasnv,, next door TO PatLfp rfL-
4rscHAsr, Esq. where the greatest attention Wis
be paid TO those who may please to favour him with
their compsny, aud may depend on having the small
cst favour gratefully acknowledged. ~
II or The house may be well known by ss end front.
: 4 fUJckJsrd, or. =. J Oct. IS, 1902. 3iE@tH
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PRIZE TICKET FOUND.

W1AS found some time ~ A0gust
wv last, h One Neighbourhocd ~ NJ 4 Wa&k-
jnstsr square. q Ticket = the Back Riv4n Lo1-
TEav, state sf At,s 1srfS which hss since len
cerssned 70 hare drawn 10 dolls Any person prov
receive tho above sasnsisu<d s'sk<s ~ {ppIying =
said No. - n - i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-10-25

The Federal papers in Ncw-England have
resoundcd with the cry that Ncw-Jcrsey had
deserted the ranks of Rcpublicanism. But
we know better things. Ia the council there
Is Republicans, and 5 Federalists; and in the
Assembly there are pa Republicans 10 I6fed.
cralists--the false statements in the, Federal
p.pers to tae coatrary Notwithstanding. g.Tyl r.
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NEWPORT
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 25,'iso9.
VERMONT ELECz10M:.

The Vermont Legislature convened on the
9Th inst. and proceeded to count the votes for
Goyernour, SIC. when the following was found
to be the results
For G0vcrnoar, Galusha, i4583.
Tichenor, iS467---mg;. lll6.
The Lieut. Governourls elected by maj !.
OF si2l. The average majority for Council
Tors is about looo--Evesy branch OF the
Vermont government is now Republican.
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MARINELIST.


Enssred---slocp Py,hsgoras, Killey Boston dcs
Huntcss Earl, New-York
: Ciearsd.--Brig Fahlons Star, Ncw-ycrk, scl,'r-
Deborah, Fry, ST Bartholomews; do. Betsey. Briggs.
Plymouth ,,do vcnaa,t Antlpny Charleston 90:
Nancy. Tobey. do. do Hiram, BlitIcns. New-york
sloop Express, Wood do. do. Aurora, Cahoone, ds.
do. Or ION, wnslow, Newburn do. Jane, Chase, St.
Mary's
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PENNSYLVANIA ELEcr1oM

On the lth inst. the Republicans carried
their ticket for Congress, Senate, Assembly,
SC. in the city and county of Philadelphia, by
very handsome majorities. mountaineering
the ardent exertions of g tho. British party in
America" under the new name Of American
Republicans
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AkfRaIED,

IN tiis town. by the Rev. Mr. Gibson' ms. Ep>
wAno SrASnoPE to Miss SUSAN SrxvESss oaugh'
ter OF Mr.. John Stevens, both OF this town.
AT -sEd,iefpwn, by the Rev. Mr.. Cibson, MT b<s-
rAMrs CLAaxf Of Char!esfo~n, 20 Miss HANNAH
RIDER, daughter OF Mr. William Rider
At Psvrsd-nce, MIR. LIE NAY MAxey, OF .7fs'eoore's
to Anss ELrsA Fsrscu, OF Rekotofh.
AT .Ntrh. Asrsgsten, Mr.. DAVID Nohrncr to N'ss
ELyzAnErH GARDNER.
In England, Mr.. JoHN RosE to Miss LEririA
Lilly.
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FOR SALE, s
TWO Lots Of Land. plcasentIy stu

u ated as the head of t~eedstress. adjoining
each OTHER contahin1 $50 feet front. ard 70 feet
rear, with large two-story new building thereon
fronting the head OF BsVad sfvet-rhe building has
been occupied as CoaclImaker's shop. and Is we'll
calculated for q Dwelling HOUSE and with = small
expense may bc made beautiful sinaticn-- On one
of the Lots Is good well Of water .9ho FIR SAFE,
Three good Chaises, with round and square tops
and one Gig, al with plated harnesses. aiso, Two
excellent Chase Horses above may be boughs
ISAAC STALL.
.Nssport, Oct 25, 1909. s'sy.
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sron TIE RHoDE-isLASD, RErupLrcAs.
PXTRfoT-No. II.

49,. Jkishroox-pd patriots rise, to sink
Enenr7d By the pop,lacc they scorn
DesiHs'd-fhey .Aoaf 10 inagmfcdnce,
.sad ua'lish axe ne ar ef sportire bubbles.
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n OTTO E.


yTyHEREAS his Royal Highness the
/ w PRICE Rfg.nt Of Portugal, hes been
pleased to declare, that al MSRIcAs VEse
sRLs in his port shall be ennsidered as those
of the most favored nations :--the rndersi.sn-
ed hereby gives notice. that he has been All.
thorised by JoseiA RqdemGke,, ESQ. on Ill
General and Charge d flares, from his koy-
al Hghness TO thepUpitea States, to IegaIizo
all papers necessary for vessels bound Ito Po-
tugnese ports, from the district OF Column
bia a., 50. r.a.21
1t is necessary that all masters Of vessels
should have their bills of health legaIized,
otherwise they will be subject to quaiantine |;
and, to avoid unpleasant discussion of fecla~
nations; it IS also requisite that any articles
shipped for account Of Portuguese subjects
should be declared and sworn to In the bills
of ladingas being Portuguese proPerty, and
those bills also lsgalized by the consular a.
2sqf4 Fl. Lewis Debiols.
~ Apriisfer 1899. asv2w
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HOUSE Of LORDS.
Ihurseali. San. 10.

n. I'urseay, an. 10.
S;s y sssSion Of parliament was opened
., va ~ y commission; the commission
ls,Ss I - Inc archbishop of Canterbury, the
sd. .as.oeean'eellor, the earl.of Camden (pre-
c,a , ~ Tue council aud the duke OF Mon
SAastsrof the horse).
sss;' NW minutes aEtsv shyee, the lords COM
h,;ss 4sfs took their seats, and message
s,r.'p 0esir ssnt to the Commons, they ap-
Il ~ - WITH 'heir Speaker at their head, at
Ct,Dr.,, hey were Informed by the Losd
Sm.i'o that'it was not convenient, for
Ia hs's'y to meet them in person, and
enm;. mad been pleased TO direct his
cne , s'.,e to certain lords therein named,
sOs 81 We session, which commission they
SsmaA read, and afterwards bis naies-
n. gracious speech.
CerE ). commission having been read by the
lead y : the = table, the Lord Chancellor then
v &c following Speech:
: s. sres and Gsa,tnea,
as,,,.A lave u in command from his majesty
sa ,0ss : you, that his majesty las called
Il mo o0nes, m perfect confidence that yov
Yin ~ Pared cordially TO support his rnsjjes-
aaO h" prosecution of war which rhert
VI ss OF terminating safely and honor
stfiaps sseps through vigorous and perSe
%d ;,s. 70 ae9naist You, that his majesty
ss0 DC laid before ySa'aopiss %
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Majority,
3S85

Wlliam holland and S. C. Rozell elect
ed delegates to the state legislature, with
opposition. The only remaining county IN
the district is Fairfax. The most sangnine
Of MI. y]ers friends tlo not calculate On a
majority OF htty votes in that county. So
much for his aattering prospects of sue
ceeding,
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!. AM OMEN, and.a large portion
i, n,'t shandiss preparing : s =
sBast. ID German papers have reached
D 6. ~, 10Th nit brought BY vessel
III 8 '.s an, from varel ON the Cd INST.
Sfh ssss : said 70 have been given by b.
r. 1s,te 70 the Duke OF oidsnburs' ;.
app ss',o;ed in the augmentation OF
'lp and IN perfecting her military
ann The French force in Germany
dlsl. rsreived considerable reinforce
% .''s oooo0 conscrip,s having passed the
s stlss d,ripg the Lass month.
aa Ts. y ING aud Queen a Prussia, and the
lp =. william and Augustus, arrived at
! 'I, ...sS,,rs Or tie 9th u,t. They were ex-
' "a 8 remain there for several weeks
4. l;pq was exp eted 10 return to his ca
x 4 i, sboat ,hs 10th inst.
e i "a g:sfrrss Of the Inhabitants of Copen-
y m ~ . great, tha, many of them had
; aS'@ .sl.ss,l 20 substitute horse flesh fo,
F 's Il meat: and lis price for January
s 4I vas fixed at I'D. and Sd. per
l1nd,
Tx port. ~
Tss San Tnsto has arrived al Gadiz from
Ia cruz with nine mil;lons Of dollars.
Ts,s tle richest ca 80 TIA, his been sens
te,,br SSpa.ish S, .liealents to the parent
i, IS and IS Que 6ilh Of the tot.l annual sup
n from. those countries II tinss q peace;
Abent seven aal3aoas be-
toc d tbs government. Isse rtet Is pl4Sate
rogsrty:, dur We isnas.i9@ Al vllete E4ii,
+ The present, beappli@i by .hs }nta 10
gsh!s VS..
Ga, BrresfaTl is destined ior Lisaoh,
, Organizs the Portusu $ levy t5@,
General III is also gong out with Ave re-
inents, destipatlca known.
BIZ the lara.s q. Tie capituI Non ct the
Sa Of Corpana, q gengral amnesty is
nlsd TO the town Of Gailieia, IN tie name
ide emperor s.,tt4 ( iing and Of his majesty
as J0ssph.
February II.
". Cevailos has arrived in London, and
raccounts he has communicated tend to
Rfrm the opinion entertained by sons
cFls in this country, Of the popular en-
asiasm inthe south OF Spain in favor of
: Bourbon dyna.ts. To provide against
Easter, We are happy TO learn, that mea-
res are taken tosseclle til: feet liz the port
Cadiz from the ta;atni,y which has an
pFply befailen thatiI, yhs harbor of Fer
|, where ten iiao 81 baelie shiFssare said
be IN the hands Of the enemy. Many
rsOus have bee, arrested IN Cadiz, and
eat eyegsloas are making 20 improve the
lhat Etssc.
Free Of Siacks ti4is Dag. rs per cent. con-
sreduced, 67 rs to 6S; omniun Sd to
Fs5raq/y As
iasiexpvdition al Cork g1es o,;Wis!l the Z
'alests alacrity. Grters ware yestsrslag
''Hed at Portsmouth, To dispatch 10 sal
passports TO Cork ;thsy 2iIlsa!l til2 fTss
Rvind. s-se
i0s marquis de Ronsana, w4th the re-
aus ~ q his army, has tax.n possession of
. s,.sa' a sea, port m G4iiieia, M'hert il, IS
gyS0;s ne wltbe ahle 10 Sustain hiansrlf,
49,, Fan send ships to bring INN away.
{ HOUSE OF LORDS.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-12

The sub$cri-ers to the Grea. t4snir Greek
Bridge Company, ale hert5y l.onGed 70 st-
tend meetiae of the SAID COMPANY in per-.
SOD or,y proxy at the house of ksedasek.
S4uck, al -reAt l.uAttng t'reek, Oh w eds
nesd- the lsla d y ef teis month, at lsur
O'Clock in the 4ttctnota, FOL the purpose oe
organizing the Company 2aisnakLg 81 10
by. laws, ordinances * reguiat ., $. IS Shall
appear necessary tor lesui-tias tbs sen-
Germs