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Latest G.or, SPAIN.

The brig Rrbecca, from Cadiz, although
she leit that port On the Gath Of August, i
days later than the Spanish irigate, brings
nothing new, printed or verbal. The capt,
had not heard Of the battle which YVES said
in the Salem papers 20 hay G been fought the
10Th of August near Madrid, between the
Anglo Spanish army and the French, in
which the former were said to be defeated
with great slaughter. Letters OF the Gath
of August represent the affairs Of the Pa
triols as in favorable state, and that the
present form osgovernment Was about to be
changed TO Regency.
On Z. baber.
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They offer for Rent,

TWO DWELLING HOUSES, one ON
the lower end of Fairfax street, part of which
has been constantly kept as store, the other
adjoining their store.
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Stolen or Strayed,

FROM the commons adjoin NJ Alexandra,
on or abou: the 2sth ofSeptember last white
chunky made HORSE, ridge main, newly
shod all round. Whoever will bring said horse
to the subscribers shall be reasonably re-.
warded.
Libby and Corne.
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4
tugal and annihilated the latter but that
these tremendous disasters had not occa-
| stoned any apprehensions of danger in the
Supreme Junta at Seville. SO far the Sa.
lem account. On the other hand Spanish
{ frigate has arrived at New York, which left
Cadiz the Goth August C. days after the
circula ton of the above news in CadiZ )and
not one syllable respecting the disaster had
transpired by her. On the contrary we have
official Seville papers TO the 18th Aug. by
which it appears, that Venegas had advanc-
ed to Aranjuez, where he had thrice repuls-
ed the attacks OF the French upon him and
afterwards only compelled to. return to La
Mancha for want of provisions and that
the people ofMadril had driven the French
garrison out of their city to the Retro
Thus far the New York accounts.
We are Of opinion that the Salem reports
were the mere newsmongers bubbles at Ca
diz though We donot hold an event Of the
kind, TO have 5eenimpossible. We now know
that in the battle of Talevera, Marshal Vic
tor had been joined by either;Soults or Neys
corps, which were approaching from the
oo,th. When those CORPS should be united
to his, he would in regular troops, have
decided superiority, and would not have
lost moment TO make the Most dlretul use
fit. Stlll, had the event as reported have
taken place, it IS very extraordinary that no
hint 1t should have TRANSFERRED from the
Spanish f'igate, in which an American GEN
tlenlan My. Dai.r came passenger; and
when 800 great number of Spanish papers
have been received, & which must immedi-
a,ely expose ,he reporters Of Der news, III any
had been concealed. 1t seem. little sur
prisins too, if, as capt. L. reports, the Spa
niards took pans to conceal the event, that
they should have suffered it to ira, FL at the
rate oi 20 miles per day, directly through
the most patriotic part Of their country.
.eeanisb AGfa;irs.-Our paper of this even.
ing, (&ans The Norfolk Ledger, Of tie 9Th
iast. is considerably occupied by matters
relative to sha'part ofthe world, upon which
we shall oAer some remarks. The battle of
Talcvera, of which we are in possession Of
very ample details, has been more honorable
than advantag~ Gus TO the British. That the
Fr'nch were dei7a.el IS cs''@lh' ron lSaV-
ln8 'helf cannon n, S''o '''s'' s'osSqoe"' re-
treat 70 oan'a ola"a' out h''h1 0. ne ao'an-
ta6cs OF victory nave p' :c r.s:vSa y ,s'e
Grd w,s ,hs object, the allies in effect are
defeated LEI , y 49,,
ne u:sl'''o"es " s C.ss,. en:sS s"u
me ih'sllsenee li e,n o.o' .:."' sf. 80
more ,'~a' We" " LIE a'.u''-o''' ~ ~
mics ',,'l vas oe''l " iu'e p'I'es''> - sp
pears o.as Vc'eG~' 100" 'e''t.eu 4A'."')i1N
oy Tue GU % fa'u0'' 20 w s'S' ~ wa,
at'aoked ~ 'ne army % 'e.oi, WIZ I'',
enSa6eo f" -hss' 90 a Wv =, :. so o,~
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"a boxes Pla.illas Royals
20 do. Chailets or brown Platillas.
40 do. Bretagnes
7 do. Rouens
do. Estopillas
do. Book Checks
do. Listadoes
9 do. Cress la Morlaix
2 do. Runten
Is do. White Rolls
% bales brown Rolls SO
% h W.. s Oznaburshs
IS bales Hessians
Sc do. Burlaps
~ ,s do: ricklenburghs
a bales Ravens Duck
9 do, Bags
The above will be ready for examination
and Catalogues delivered two days previous
to the sale.
CAsPAR OTTO MULLER, Auc'tr.
Baltimore October 1915.
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Iohn Iundas.
dlweotf
SALE BY AUCTION.
October l6--l7.
GERM.5N GOODS.

GERlW.5W GOOUS.
On "Wednesday, the 25th inst at o'clock,
at the warehouse ofM. II. D. Wicheihau.
zen, esq Bowly's wharf, No, 80, corner Of
South and Wood-streets, will be sold, or
liberal credit, for approved. endorsed notes.
The greater part ofthe cargo Of the ship
KsYians Penn, capt. Field from Bremen,
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Fifteen Dollars Rsuard.

Gesober II.
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n the haunts Of the multitude? Alas !
hast thou reflected how few succeed IN the
chase Of this imaginary good in comparison
with the many who eat tie. bitter bread OF
DISAPPOINTMENT but should the sen ofpros-e
perity guide their paths, should Thy focks
be numerous rs the foeks tia, whl,tn ne
mountains Of Corasin, and lhy camels oi the.
great kings, would this bring HAPPINESS to
thy dwelling? Far from it. She prcs'des
not at the feast Of Luxury, she reposes not
in the the halls of spltndor. When the
bloom Of this life is over; vixen the dark
ness of the grave is lowering around thee,
then wilt thou find too late that thou hast
gathered the thorns Of care for the roses Of
iov. Return then Caleb, return to the cot
1acc by the mountain and cultivate the
hel.ls of thy fathers. Is not Zelda beau,i-
full as the morning; her breath sweet as the
odour OF new blown roses; and her temper
mild as the moonlight playing upon the val
le,s of Amanda. Take her to thy Lcscm.
Her presence shall stimulate thy industry,
and her smiles reward thy labor; her ac,l-
ity & nea,ness shall render thy abode de.
lightful, ard thy heart shall be g'addlned at
the sight of thy home. When the lrf' M
| ties OF age shall enfe.ble thy frame she
shall watch over thy climbers and prevent
thy wishes with the assiduiiy OF undated
affections her Eiety ard faith will swaken
and confne thy own, and the children OF
your children shall rise up and call you blcs-
sed.
"Caleb pondered en- the words OF Haiaz
| and turned his face towards the cottage"
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sU was Ga SuCN u distressing Ha,u y, @
almost overpowered the officers who wit
aessed it; and Stewart himself besought
hem notsto let her visit him again. She
was separated from him BY force, sent a
shore, and IN the course OF two months IL
terallv died of broken heart. The child
was taken under the protection OF the MAS"
sionaries. The poem is supposed TO nave
been written by the woman, after Stewart
was separated from her.
From the Isle of the distant ocean.
My white love came TO me !;
Iledsthe weary stranger
Beneath the spreading tree.
With white and yellow blossoms Il
strew'd his pillows there;
And watch'd his bosom heaying,
So gentle and so fair.
Before knew his language,
Or he could talk in mine,
We vow'd to love each other,
And never to resign.
o then twas lovely watching
The sparkling of his eyes;
And learn the white mans greeting,
And answer all his sighs.
taught my constant white love
To play upon tie wave,
To turn the storm to pleasure,
And the curling surge to brave.
How pleasant was our sporting,
Like dolphins on tie tide {;
To drive beneath the bi!lov,
Or the rolling surf to ride.
To summer groves led him,
Where fruits hang in the sun;
We linger'd by the fountains,
That murmur as they run.
BY the verdant islands sailing,
Where the crested sea birds so;
We heard the dash Of the distant spray,
And saw thro' the deep the sun-beams play
In the coral bow'rs below.
And when my lover weary,
To our woodland coach would creep,
I sang the song that pleas'd him,
And crown'd his lids with sleep.
My kindred much would wonder,
The white mans love to see
And Otaheitan maidens
Would often envy me.
Yet when my white loves forehead
Would sadden with despair,
] knew not why the cold drops
Should start and CULVER there:
] knew not why in slumber
His heart should trenblc SO:
Or lock'd In loves embraces,
How doubt and tear could grow.
Till Ger the bounding biilow
The angry chieftains came:
They seized my wretched lover,
They mock'd my angrish'd claim.
In iron bands they bound him,
flew his fate to share;
They tore him from my clasping,
And threw me to despair.
Are white men so relenting,
So tar to cross the sea:
Their chieftain's wrongs revenging,
To tear my love from me
Are Otaheitan besoms
| No refuge for the brayes
Can exile nor repentance
4 wretched lover saye2
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No more the Heiva's dancing,
My mournful steps will suit !:
AS when to the torch.light glanclng,
And beating to the flute.
No more my braided tresses
With smiling flowers shall bloom !;
Nor blossoms rich in beauty
Shall send its sweet perfume.
All by the sounding ocean
sit me down and mourn,
In hopes his chiefs may pardon him,
And speed my loves return.
Can he forget his Peggy,
That sooth'd his cares to rest!
!. Can he forget the baby,
That smiles upon her breast
wish the fearful'warning
Would bind my woes in sleepl
And were little bird, to chase
My lover Ger the dep!
Or if my wounded spirit
In the death canoe would rove,
I'd bribe the wind and plying wave,
To speed me to my love!
Birmingham. +. W. y.
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y
SIR, ,,,;t 70
We have the pleasure 70 tra's ~ ,..s.
YOU The proceedings Of meeting nS'u .h r.,
,erday in this town, far III: purposes w.
in designated. ,.is,d viii
Wei persuaded that the P ian d'ss ,,uO;iy,
be of much alvsn'asr to 'he ''" ., rrn,it.
by occasionally bringing tosr'''' on O.
mon farmers and others 90 emulate s .r,, ye
Their, in the productions Of our cou" .o!r no.
beg permission 10 Recommend 1t o!o ru 20
tee and patronage, and TO ''v''s rss. the
ioin your ,aor1s TO on.... TO eot"" RE
objects in contemplation, and 70 w., >, ,se(ul
proposed institution as .xtenS"'9
Should it meet with your 'rp'0 .hr en-,
we bec the favor ii you to ci'c''A'' vour
closed subscription pap l'''', ,.onr cor.
friends for Signatures, as cary DO
vepi, ne viii permit. - ol meet.
We hope to have the 7 leasuT:: :. o. %, be- a.
ine ycu on the as;h, but sh'"'o ). u ut TO for
ersea,.lc 10 you to attend, be peasso !,
ward 70 US by mail OTHERWISE di'sS
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qRGsac DyopS.

NOTHING is u faofe importance
Tie preservation Of lea' th--this commGnI
remark However is 800 oFrEN foEGor
whilst We arc ae1i2c and stroDg--ar1l1
ycrtion OF pain, W'lict. is Superior to its
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Jofeph Vaudeville,
eosxER or KING and tA{RF AZ. s7kks1fss
ALBxAsDRiAs:
Has received considerable adj
dition to his Stock,

nv ~ eCT&xsLAo =
20 hogsheads, 81 and q g @ats
40 barrels e7 rs ousa's s.
soooelb Green Coffee
5 10 tons British Patent Shot, asserted
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 casks first quality Goshen Cheese.
30 boxes Mould Candles
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
so H. Nutnegs.
casks London refined Saltpstfe.
otto Irish Glue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Voting ~
son, Hyson Skin, and Padre Souchohg cas- !
in quarter chests, boxes aud cann sters--fn
of which are equal lii quality to any ever liA-
ported.
Madeira, Port, Mavsala, Sherry, | 2sbon,s c
nesiffe, and Malaga Wines
A few cases Medoc Claret-
jamaica, WindWard- Island, and Northern
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Gin.
Irish and Country Whisky.
six hogsheaGs Cherry bouncc.
Retailing Molas&es, Hayanna Honey.
Wine and Cider Vineg&i',
Best Florence Oil in bottles and Hsslss.
Loaf ao,! L,ump Sugars, Chocolate, Rrca'
Pearl s. Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Cloves. Cassia, III
nento, Race and Ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Rais;ns, Almonds,
Currants, Madder, Alum, Coppcras foil
Birthstone, Chalk, British and EiSndyWne
GonpowJer, Spanish Scgars, Gavendlsh and
Small Twist Chewing Tobaeeo' l,e!peTs,
Carrots, and Hamilton's SiNft, Nritlng and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Ied Cords
Leading Lines, Sc, &c.
October Is.
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ENTERT AINMEN 8.
RANpO Pr MOTT,

Lnss Of tae Wasafngfoa 7avera, .zlerandraa,
is prepared to entertainstrayellers aud o.
thess IL a genteel manner, at the will -
HOUSE, opposite the second tlsznf1se gaze,
ssscn miles from Alexandria, on the road to
Fairfax Court fIonse--and Hatters himself
his attention to the wishes and conye nlence
ofhi customers will ensare him portion OF
public patronage.
~ Good pasturage and grain OF every
description will be furnished Tor stock:
Janaard 10. Sa Jaw
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/. 1t shall be printed on fine paper, in two
handsome large l2mo volumes, upon 3
beautiful type, called non3areil, cast Tor
the purpose, oy Messrs. Kinney and Ro-
MADISON. Thistypc, although small, is, BY
its neatncss ana elegance, extremely CRATE
ful to the eyes. The work will issue from
the press of I. andsG. Palnera who have
already been SO enincntly distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in their
profession, and thorough knowledge of
the Frenchand English languages.
IL. Price, to subscribers, for che two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to be
paid on the delivery OF ths whole work. By
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
first volume before the second, it may be
received upon paying the full amount of
the subscription for both volumes.
AZ Subscriptions received by R.
GRAY.
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Edmund Denney.
Oct. ll4---Il7s law
Notice is hereby owen,

III y - 11 -, ~ S01-VSy
10 he Stockholders Of che Rank ef ~afer4 adf,l1s,
THATan election will be held at the coir
aouse in this town, on the third Monday Ia
january next, for the purpose of chusingS MI c
Directors for the ensuing year agreabiy to
Smarter
BY order of the President and Directors.
Gurden Chaplin, CJhaea,
December lg
Mr.. Green, Printer, fredericksburg, Mr..
Heiskell, Priater, Winchester; and MrsD
Wis, Printer, Richmoa,', are requested to III,
sert the above advertisement until the e.
lection.
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Val ,sb.e Family Medicines.

e fcl!cniTg veiik osa gen -iae M sdieinss'
from Hannah Lee lssstt Niet'icane sS91 g
New York, are cossta1ay kept tor sale y
James Kezlnsa1a, JIe'h
BOOKSELLER, gaNe-sTFi7E,
And 70 where else in a fxanefla.
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Rv n. G.. DUFlEF,
4tsshor Of .Aature Itshtegcd ~ 6e' n0de Q
teaeAiag lansuogg 10 mar, afFlked 10 the
Frcnch tangeage, Sc
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FOR SALE,

A Tract Of LAND, containing a72 sores
situate inthe county of Lancaster, sVirginial
on the main road leading from Richmond to
Lancaster court house. Eve miles fsom the
latter and four miles from Deep Greek, on the
Rappahannock. The Improvements are, a
good dwelling house, ki,chcss smoke house,
corn house, a large barn and store house, al
new, and a handsome apple orchard OF al3ant
500 trees. Jpwards.of 200 acres Of the
hove land is vel. fimbered with oak, chestnut
and hickory. The terms will be made known
by applying to Mr.. P. Trlhfets, OF Aiexan-
snlria, or to- the subscriber adjoining tits
Edmund Denney.
CcntFeyille, Oct. I4-tl7s law
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Hawslton's Worm Destroying Lo-

Which there is reason to believe, have,
within eight years past cured upwards Of TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND persons OF both sexes,
otevery age, and in every situation,ot vsriou.
dangerous complaints arising from WORMS
and from distractions or fouIncss in the sto-
.Gach and bowels.
Haml1ton's Ehxlq,
For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Sore Threa
and approaching Censunptions;
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The following ncw AID ra.ilabic Medicine, +,
received AID Ter sale as above. =
(Price, 13'o 6ol24rs PER 5otae.)
Or. IlGo5's cetsjrated Gen! aaG r.,
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administrator, they never rould bare &C.
eeffed il. Surely not the opposition they
complained not against British orders they
were for submission 20 them, and would fain
have compelled the government to submit 70
them.S Mr.. Gore had no eyes or ears TO see
British outrages, orto hear complaints against
Great Britain he proposed that we should
(" Uyfhri The Rehu6Hean banner against the
imferiai standard and, had he and the Essex
Junto had the rule, G. Britain would have had
no inducement to send a special envoy hither,,
and offer to repeal her orders in council; we:
should have been submissive to whatever she
chose to dictate, and have become g .hcwres
of wood, and drawers Of water to his royal
majesty. To the embargo, therefore, we must
look as having produced this change, and 10
those whoadvised, and not to those who sppo-
sed it, is praise Justly due. Mr.. Jefferson has
indeed retired from Office, but the principal
share Of honour is to him belonging he
sowed the seed, he tended the field, Mr..
Madison has come in time to reap the har-
vest. But it must also be remembered that
while Jefferson was President, Madison was
Secretary whether therefore unto Madison
or Jefferson most credit ought to be given,
they are both republicans, and both equally
opposed and hated by Essex Jontofederal
ism. M
AREPUBLIcAN.
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FROM THE DosToa,rATRfoT.
AN OLD FEDERALIST TO HIS OLD
i4f FRIENDS.

From the issue of the Spanish. campaign
we are enabled to form a safe and conclusive
Judgment of the happy condition % which this
country would have been exalted, If the coun-
cils Of these men had prevailed, who 50 val,
iantly commanded the Govcrnh&nt Of the "
Mon to urfnri the Reltu6Gcan Sxsrtovd sgairst
the Imtssiai banners. The bl<s@ings which
that magnanimous course Of cAn2pct, would
have brought down upon us in sfpkers, have
not been sufficiently considered. Surely that
heriock spirit, so eager to share intEc giories
of Britain and of Spain will not b aiscoura-
ecd by ono failure. Surely the deep fsrs-
sight and generous self-devotion,vh prom
ted this sounding of the clarion d War, will
not be bafficd, now that the trnmIetfr bears
the trunchion Of the State. Surely ehe sue
cccding Legislature will repeat the requisiticr
to the authorities of the Union. Surely they
7 will break NO further delays but ring IN ~
earaof Mr.. MAplsos with q voice of thun@e'
--qUnfurl the Republican Standard s6ainsk ~
Imperial banners" =
Let MS for moment indulge our ima81na
tions with a view Of the consequcncss whlr!
would have followed from this ps&rio6ek poll
cyhad il been pcrsucd, instssl of that insolep
andpcr6dious submission to French iniluene'
which denied the ipdispntable right II Brifis|
Naval Officers to force American Scame|
from American Ships, and make Nhem fg4
his Majesty s battles agsinst the Cos.can z
rans--which pretended that asns,ionsN Ship I
War, could claim exemption from sheFcard
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house, he had conft ssed alI. As.iscd in his
closet, he threw himself at his feet, begged
of him not TO be delivered up 10 justice, and
gave him the looool. sterling, which was still
inclosed in portfolio, with the seal OF the
banker The Swedish merchant made many
serious rcmonstrances to him, but according
TO his instructions gave him the 800 guineas
and promised to procure him favourable op-
portunity for going to Bengal. He made
haste to inform the banker IN London, that
his ~ ,oo0l. were recovered, who replied,that
he did not understand what he meant The
bank notes were all forged, but the 500 gum
cas- given to the sharper were good.
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We are happy that president ADAMS no
longer makes secret Of his attachment to
democracy. He has EXPRESSED his cordial
appreciation Of the embargo and pther mea-
sures Of governments- his aversion to GoRE,
and his determination, to support republican
ism in Massachusetts,. His son, tie brother
Of JoHS QriScr ADAMS, for many years a
meHber ofthe state legislature, ard once the
federal candidate for congress, is dso con-
ydrt. Never through the whole q our poli-
tical contest, have so many wise antab1e men
joined the republican standard as dlring the
last year. The three ADANs'-GRAs, PINK
MY the ambassador to England, S<rTH an
eminent statesman Of South Cartlina, and
federal party. Is not this proof o. itself sus-
ficicnt that cur cause Is just. How can the
tories answer II. What are such miserable
cphcmeraS as LYON, EiLior and Sloan, to
converts Iikc those Horcessr Esis.
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NJ IN u I E S.
THURSDAY, February e
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION a
Mr.. Bacon called for the conside,1.'0 ,,I,y
the resolution offered by him on pm s,ls
for appointing joint committee 70 ~, co. nojs
the subject Of the petition against u" of Pre-,
in which the late election OF alectof, st,ss,
sident and Vice President Of the y ~ ,clp.
by the Legislature Of the state O.
sets, was conducted. ,,.;oa 70
Mr.. Randolph wished the reso ~ Of H.
lie on the table, that the meii'os,' tas sf
house might have an opport!n,n'.ss ION. #.
into their most serious ,conslaei dior Of
said it appeared to him that uh. Inn mi5n
redress Of grievances the reso.aS lois mn
go in very alarming and dang IA, 0! q:
nss TO snlargs the sphere o. -