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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-18
want, who Tut for thee

s4 zs+<s -
snd pinched will, want, who tut for thee
rSiofsl have been in case and sffluence.-
What tears have gushed from Thousand
ewes, what erosns~haye been poured forth
tren thousand bosoms, which thy anb!-
ton has caused
But does France really c'9os tie srults Of
her victories. Of her conquesis ana ot ner
,riumphs While her emperor IS batting
Els sword in The blood OF the nations, is
France hatfy2 No: the blows ifcln her
,aighty arm which have crushed The nations,
recoil upon herself and previdentla'ly, she
is made to drink q portion Of the cup OF bit
terness. tha, she prepared for Others. France
herself is suffering part OF Tie mjsenrs
produced by Napoleon's ambition. :" 4
constant state Ct warfare las tIaln6d cit the
men, so as TO leave agl5eultu'e IS wei IS
commerce il jenGushnG state -
means Of that horrible insuumcll OF tyran-
ny, the conscrittion, ":sli me naies IN The
empire, married and unmarried, betaeen
the full age of twenty & twenty fave years"
are constantly liable TO be dragged into &C.
tuaI service, and to be aent en- distant eXre-
disions The flower OF the raticn, the
young men, are seized by the ministers OF
tvrarny, the married are torn tlcm the
bleeding bosons OF their wives, from the
embraces Of their needy babes, the urmarrl-
ed from the-alms Of their weeping parents,
sisters and brothers, and are hurried away
into distant lands, there to fight, there 10 die
/ T., -iyos : hI<>*
but torlhc glory Of the Corsican susurpcr'
Their adieu 10 theiH friends, is generally
final adieu they part 10 meet no more.
....."........." A!dS!
" Ner 7V;te, nor chilaren, mare shaH (they)
tcho!H,
4" Nor friends, Nor sacred hene."
While Napoleon is bringing ene nation
after another undtl he Eltnth woke, he is
actually weakening France. Her life-b.ood
has been wasting. Fer Aetts are swept
from the ocean. Fer fields and her vine
yards lie uncultivated. Thousands ard
hundreds of thousands Of her young men
have been slain By the sword, or have pc
ri>he d with sickness in foreign countries
s.iiN SiIC sSCilo w bS LioGSiIt WY ~
that point of suflcrance beyond which the
people will never 60, under sven the most
despolic Governrat nj.
In SO far as the sufcrings Ct the French
may ,crd to weaken the rcwer ard restrain
the ambition Of the boc,.y CoIsican, their
suferlngs are a sui ect of graduation in
other points OF view, they deserve com
passion. Il were better that France should
suffer than that The world should be sub;u
gated bv her; but it were much better yet,
that France should cease from troubling the
oAler nations, and be happy at home. We
do not detest France, we do not detest
frcnchmen bur we detest the crueties and
denominations OF the leaders of the French
revolution; we detest the Unsuitable ambi
ton and bloody measures of Napoleon. In
the bosom OF France there are doubtless
many amable, many virtuous and pous
people, thousands, hundreds of thousands,
nav millions, who are innocent of the blood
which has been shed BY her tyran,s.
eze :ss...--
Translated FIR tie Treemon's JournaL
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-18
From the Freeman's Journal.
Messrs. EDITORS,

Messrs. EDIToRs,
Should you think the following worthy OF
an insertion, it is much at your service.
In iife's gay dawn how aatteling hope be-
guiles );
The prospect brightens, while she sweeuy
smiles.
We forward lool, for scenes of bliss and Joy,
But ah she Aatters only to destroy.
See yon poor wretch, who shiv'ring begs re-
lief:
See on his cheek the humid drops OF grief;
With feeble steps he slowly onward goes:
No friend to cherish, or to soothe his WUes.
Perhaps on him, when fortune beam'd her
ray
He CHEEKY smiFd and drove dull cares away:
In his calm breast no gloomy thoughts arose,
When olfhis humble couch he sought repose.
Mark the reverse: now weak, infirm and
poor.
I5e Legs scanty me al from door to door
Thus It's with ALL when in the days fyouth
We heed nor mark not this urerring truth
Our sorrows strengthen, whilst; our years
encrease,
&c Nought bnt the grave can give lasting
peace u
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-18
Translated fsr tie Eeemam's Journal

His excel'ency and most illustrious Viceroy
and archbishop OF the kingdom of Mexi.
CO, Don Francisco lie Zu1la de Peaumo1t.
has ordered the following proclamation
to bepuhlished the 26ih OF July, 1909.
INHABITANTS OF NEW SPAIN
| have been promoted, without having
wished Tor it, to the supre me government
of these vast and precious dcminions BY
the Providence OF God and by the grace CT
Ferdinand VII. our king, represented by
the Supreme Central Junta now governing
Spain and the Indies. find myself now
united to you by bonds more sacred and in
separable, at least more public and univer-
sal than those which united me before as
your metropolitan archbishop.
My sons 0ndmy flock, belonging to my ve-
neroble s10rasans
Till now, your eternal happiness has been
the principal object of my love, my prayers,
and my tears. Henceforward, your tenn
poral felicity will engross my particular at
tention, and will be the object of my tho'ts
and my cares. You we're before, all my
sons in Jesus Christ: shall now also be
your father in the name of the king. Yes,
this name, ameng the many which cores
ponds with the dignity and office of viceroy,
is the one which will adopt among you all,
while | manage the reins of government
which | have taken in my trembling hands
because, having in meekness and humility
borne the shepherds pastoral crook, it
would be lntolerable presumption in me to
grasp the sword of viceroyalty with too
much arrogance and confidence. Never
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-18

From the Nezu lark Commercid Adeer.issr'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13

Sue. 5. Ind be IL further enacted, That cxclu-
siueiy ofthe puryeyor of public supplies, pay.
maSterspf the army, pursers of the navy, mill
iarv agents, and other officers already authorized
5v iaw. no other permanent agents shall be APP
pointed either for the purpose Of making con-
tracts, on Tor hepurchase of supplies, or forthe
disbursement, in any other manner, of monies
Tor the use of the military establishment, of
The navy OF Tire United States, but such shall
DC appointed by the President of the United
States, with the advice ard consent of the Sem
ate Proo,aed, That the President may and he
rs hereby authorized, IN the recess of The Senate,
tn appoint al or any of such agents, which APP
pointnents shall be submitted to the Senate, at
their next session. for their advice and consent,
and the President the United States is hereby
authorised, Until otherwise provided trg law, to
nix the number aud compensalions of such agents:
Presided. That the compensation allowed to Ell
thcr, shall not exceed s,eper cenuim, on the pub
lie monies disbursea by him, nor in any instance
the compensation allowed by law 10 the purvey-
or of public supplies.
SEC. T. And be It further enacted, That every
such agent as may be appointed by virtue Of the
next preceding section, and every purscr of the
navy, shal, give bond, with one more sufficient
sureties, in such sums as the President of the u.
States may direct FOR the faithful discharge Of
4, the trust reposed in him, and the paymaster of
the army, the military agents, the purveyor of
public supplies, the pursers of the navy and the
i SS"tS ny Nirtue OF preceding sec
ton, shall, whenever practicable, keep the pub
lie monies in their hands, in some Incorporated
bank, to be designated for the purpose by the
President of the United States, and shall make
monthly returns in such form as may be prescri.
! bed by the Treasury Deoartment, or The monies
received ard expended during the preceding
month, anu of the unexpendcd balance in their
hands
| seq $. And be Il further enacted, That all pur-
chases ans. contracts for supplies or services
which are or may, according to law, be made by
or under the direction of either the Secretary OF
the Treasury, the Secretary Of War, or the Sc
cretary OF the Na,,, shall be made either by o.
.penpurchase, or by previously advertising for pro.
! posas respecting the same: And annual State
'nent Of al. such contracts and purchases, and al
so OF the expenditure ofthe rponies appropriated
| for the contingent expences of the military es-
| adjustment, ter the contingent expenses Of tile
navy of the Uysted States, and for the discharge
| or miscellaneous claims not otherwise provided
for, and paid at the treasury, shall be laid before
Congress at the beginning of each year, by tn.
Secretary OF the proper department.
j. B. VARNUM,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JNO: MILLEDEE,
President Of the Sea0te, prO-,enpo,e.
March S, 1909.
| APPROVED,
! TIL: JEFFERSON
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13
AlbemarIe County, Va. :
18th May, 1909. s

" IRGINlA, Z. gUit AT Chancery District
Court, held in the City of Williams, urg,
the 18th day OF April, 1909.
Een.laii Lee RET. against Ann Spiller, widow
OF Benjamin Spiller, deceased Benjamin. Spiller,
Susan Hurst, George Smit'ler and Nancy his
wiie' ana Srace, Patrick, Roxilana and James
Spier, infants, by the said BENJAMIN SDiiier
their guardian, and William Sp;ller and Hickman
Spier Diff
The defendant, William Spiller, not having
entered his appearance and given security accof,
ding to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court and il appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he IS not an inhabtant ofths country
On the motion of the plaintiff, by his counsel /;
IT as ordered, That the said defendant do appear
here on the first day of the next term and ans wer
the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in one oftlie Richmond
newspapers, for two months successfully, and
this city
C@fy,
ANT1: ROBINSON, C. C..
May 9. yysy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13

" iKSlNlA,f Ia SrH ,--hr Chancery Distrct
Court, held in the City of Williamsburg.
the 18th day of April, 1902
VIM. McFcters and James Wardlaw Plt'f,
against John w. Fox and Elizabeth l.. Fox. IN
fants, children and heirs of John Fox the youn-
ger, and John Lewis administrator of the said
y ION FOX Ann FOX, Thomas b. Fox, William
Fox, Henry Fox and Isaac Shelby Dsf;ts.
The defendant Isaac Shelby, not having en-.
tered ms appearance and given security accord.
ing to the Act ct Assembly and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that he is not an inhabitant of this country
on the motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel
IL rs ordered, That the said defendant do appear
mere on the iirst day OF the next term and answer
the bill OF the PLAINTIFF, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in one of the Richmond
newspapers, for two months successfully and
posted at the front door OF the former capitol in
this city.
Il Co1y,
AN7'T ROBINSON, C.. C..
10y =. wSw
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r. ELDRIDGE, jr. d. c.
April IS. ws,sI

tNOR SALE-4 YdLUABLE TP. Ter OF
a LAND, lying nj the banks of lanes River.
neariy opposite to the Westovcr Estate contain
ing, between eight and nine hundred acres, houn-
dea by the river upwards ofamiie by the lands
OF Mr. Harrison of Maycocks and the Road Lead
ing rom Cookies ferry to Petersburg about
some grass land and affords good range fol.
Cattle, has good Landing place, and a ppo!ita-
Die iishins place might be made on it, at small
cNpence 1t has no improvements except an cid
dwe,iing house. This land, with proper tllIage.
would make a good wheat farm. One fourth
Pai or tie price viii be expected on giving pos
session, and for the residue credit of two f,,r
and SIX ye'rs wild be givea if required Miles
Seiien, junr will be good enough, to she,v the
land. r. e pELcryy-
williamsburg, Apri 25 wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13

q REWARD Of twenty dollars will be given
4 n Tor the delivery, TO us, ola TRUNK, which
was put M charge of negro waterman, on the
llth ult. to be carried to Milton. II was hair
trunk OF about or feet cubic contents, label.
led on card on the top I. l. No. %, and contai-
ned principally writing paper of various quail
ties, but also some other articles of stationary, a
pocket telescope with brass case, a Dynamoms.
ter IN steel and brass, or instrument for measuf-
ing the exertions of draught animals, collection
OF Vocabularies OF the Indian languages, & some
other articles not particularly noted in the memo-
randum taken.
May 80. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13

I ANDING from the Schooner RlcYMoNp,
- 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,
25 do. Molasses.
Tierces Green Coffee,
Is Boxes IIav.nnall Segars,
9 Bales WEIGH Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Tyson, Hyson Skin and Souclonpr Tea,
10 Boxes Mould Candles, -
FoR SALE By,
GEORGE WATT.
January II. ,r
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May 9.
TN cHANcERY-Buckingham COUNTY. u

CHARACTERISTICS County, Ia
Il puary Court, 1909
John Scruggs Plaintiff, rs. VIM. G. Brian, &
James Martin DejendaHtS
ON the motion OF the plaintiff by counsel, and
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant Briant, is not an inhabtsnt OF this
state II 10 o,aerea and dee-eed, That unless the
saId Bnant shall appear here at May Court next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, the same will be
taken tor confessed as to him, and the matter
thereof decreed accordingly, and that a copy of
tb'S order be forthwith published in some public
newspaper, of the city of Richmond. for two
months successfully. and another copy be posted
up at the front door of tic courthouse Of this
county
II Cohy.
x. ELDRzDcE, fir. d. c.
Hfi" 10 wSwp
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
APPROVED,

PURSUANT to the last will and testament of
the Rev. Matthew Maury, late of Albemarle
county We shall, OH Friday, the First day Of
September next (f fair if not, the next fair day.
expose to public sale, the premises, that va,t-
able and highly improved FARM, on which the
deceased lately resided, containing between 500
and 400 acres. About 400 acres OF this land are
cleared and in excellent condition for cultivation
OF which about 40 acres are very fine meadow
There IS ON the plantation, great variety of
fruit trees, among which Is \ we'll selected apple
orchard OF about two hundred trees in high per-
lection. This Land is ntersccted By vein Of
excellent lime stone, parallel WITH and two miles
distant from the south west mountains There
are on this plantation, large convenient Dwell
ling House, large Barn, Stable, and all other
necessary buildings i'll very good condition for the
accommodation Of large family The Quality
OF this land is very good, well adapted to the
growth or tobacco and corn, and particularly so
to the growth of small grain and grass. 1t has,
from. experiment, been proven capable of oeri-
wing very great advantages from the use of Piais-
ter OF Paris. We will allow credit of one, two
and three years, on the purchase money for
which we shall require lien on the land and APP
proved personal security. The land may be seen
by application to either of us who reside on it.
jH-dTIHEIY M.fURl,2 Aoing
IXIOS. w., JIaUR1, s ExcerS
Albemarle County, Va2
18th May, 1890 w5w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13

WENT DOLLARS REHARD.-Ror,.-
Il way IRON The subscribertwo MEG ROES.
to w: Burreil Gates and Lony Burrell G:,;.a
is about thirty years OF age five feet eight inch
es higii, rather siender-made, veil preroortioned
except he has very large foot. he was purch as
ed OF Mr. Wilkinson Chesterfield, J 6: has a.y;ife
at MI. John Spears in tile same county LEVY
was purchased of Mr.. Richard E. .ariastronG.
Hanover County, he is about I6 years ofage, ha..
t'm over enc OF his eyes, this fellow sup
pose rs lurking about this City. The above re.
ward Y W be pad fox delivering them TO Mr..
Chan II Saunders, Richmond, and ten dollars
Tor either OF them, or ii secured in any Gael ia
this Commonwealth SO that get them again.
May &c. xtf
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May26.

E'oR SALE-Upon liberal credit, for cash or
good bonds, SIS acres GLAND, in Middle
sex county, advantageously situated upon the Pr
ankatank, being the House Lot of Shooters Hill
tract This Land is of good quality, has good
Fishery, Oysters at the door, and wild Fowl in
If not sold before the first of Nov.
next: It will be leased for a term Of years, with
or without els acres adjoining.
!, For terms apply to Major Pauln A. Black
Eurne of that county or to
AUSTIN BRoGKENBRoUCH
Tappahannock, April Z wsr,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13

a TUTOR WANTED.-The Trustees of
L a the town of York, anxious to employ a
gentleman OF character & literary requirements,
to conduct SCHOOL in the said town The
branches Of Science to be taught are, reading,
writing, English grammar, arithmetic, geo sra-
ply, use OF the globes, the Latin and Greek cias-
sicks. The situation of York is pleasant and heal
thy From tweaty to forty pupils can be procu-
red a comfortable house viii be furnished The
Tutor free OF expense. A person who shall pro-
duce testimonials of his sobriety, discretion and
requirements, which shall qualify him for the
conduct ofthe school, viii meet with encourage
ment on application to
CoRBIW GRIFFIN, } Committee
TIT: GRIFFIN, nj
RoBT NELSON, jr. ) T,2stees
May 9. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-13

: TIE range Of cliffs lying along tie 1Hs-
aissihti river, about /fftee1 miles 6elozu fhe
city Of .Natchez, (Which mass Of earth has
often attracted the admiration offhc tyazeI-
Ter, and amused The 8tiecnlakions of fbe
5shalosofifer, 7tffhout distan crhecfafion
Of any real adUantage TO our countru But
accident cue sonree Of many imhortant
eUents for tie benefit Of mankind has dir
covered this great mssS Of earthfo be ocHRg.
Of various hueSd'id coiorS. The Mscoyerv
Tvn8 MADE by an enterfirfSing Yankee. zuho
nal large quantity ofif carried 10 Boston
Eohich froped equal to any imhorted 6ro0
Enrofie, and reD,nnerated hin, handsonneIv
for ms labor and risk. Tie hroBlioenf m.
forsa get discovered offhiS mass of Oc6re
are white, yeiio7o, fiut2tie and red, aH of
(Which haze beeH found fan ercelienk anal.
tty Here Toe see ho7O nature distribuIco
ter gooa htngS, and ho7O hartiaitD IL oGe,,
oheratts--this great bed II earM might Ia1e
enriched many Hoor families, bur The hra-
frieforS 7ce understand are Mr.. Rarrar ic.
Mr.. Claiborne, rzco offhe richest hLanfero
an ne NiS5fSSiffi territory. ZHis ho7veyer
anil not Irsscn tic great hroGt which rg;ii
resHH TO our country. Jrom Mis MscoyerD
.N I'M .Adv.
Dted az fdihsdeLPhia, on Sundav oncr.'
neon. ia the S9lhyear e,his age, Or. JJwrs.
UooD8oUSF, hafe Professor Of ChuunatrU.
IN ire anniversary 81 PlHrsyivaafa.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cou,a,

N CHANCERY-Bucling Coura,
a March Term, 1909. - ~ ~. -
John Russell Plaintiff, against VIM G. priant
anil James MARTA Defendants.
ON the motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, and
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the court tlat
the defendant Briant is not AN inhabtant of tits
state; 1t is ordered and deeyecd, That unless he
answer the bill the plaintiff the court will then
proceed to take the same for confesscdas to him,
and decree the matter thereof accordingly, ama
that copy OF this order be forthwith published
III some public newspaper OF. the city OF RICH
mond, tortwo months succcssively, and another
copy posted up at Tie front door Of the coult
house of this county
II Cary. =
x. ELDRIDGE. jr d, c.
April 49,. wawn
I'm CHANCERY--Buc. ;ngham County.
March Term, 1909.
=, ElIabeth 'Faliafcrro administrators of Charles
Taliaterro, deceased RaiUti5, against Joln Pas.
kervilie, jr. Detexaant. 80
ON the motion Of the plaintiff. by council. and
It appearing to the satisfaction Of The court; that
the defendants not an inhabitant of this state
It IS ordered and decyeed That unless the said de-
iendant shall appear here on or before Iine Court
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill. the court
viii then proceed to take the same for confessed
and decree the matter thereof accordingly. and
That q copy OF this order be forthwith published
IN some public newspaper of the city of Rich:
mond, tor two months successfully, and another
copy be posted up at the front door of the court.
house Of this county. NN
Cory.
April 49,. ws,,sT
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IMPORTANT DISCOYERY

June Sd, 1902.
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May g..

ANTI: ROBINSON, C. C.
Mays Wv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30


In this town, on the 18th inst Mrs, BETsEy Hrp-t
aged SIS years, consort OF The late Mr. Sias iiud-
dy,
AZ East Grsemsich Nsss, JvprrH DRIccs, consort
of Capt. Jeremiah Briggs, 1d onl. daqof-s-s a. lr.
John Iangios', IN the SSth year. OF her agc: she.
wasa worthy member OF ,be Society OF Friends.
Al Roster, Mr.. Jonas WELSH, jun. aged 2v.
Al Hsre,AsV, .s,ass Mr. Petra MASS, Of Hcsh-
Having recently cxpcronccd What he deemed a fis-
appointment in love, he determine 10 commit SUI
eide, mud accordingly arranged his business, made
his SilL composed view of his religious pinsipcss
accompanied with addresses 20 his reatvess lett or
dcrs concerning his funeral, and with great drhhsg-
alton retired in the afternoon 10 the edge of tho
woods, where, rs he Imagined, he terminated al h.s
woes, by shot ofhis gun.
At .g,&ynsiG, (.Hcias So.oMoy Vosrs Esq. At
torney at Law, ngcd AZ 34se @ LsrH
At SemySrd, EsgSaed) June 90, very suddsniy,
Mr.. DANIEL LAMDERr, the Mammoth Man of t.N,
iAgc--wcighng 7S9 pounds--l5i hcavicrthan tho
famous BRi onT. Ills coffin was tcct inches long,
a feet inches wide, 2 feet inches deep lie mca-
suicd yards SinchSs round the belly, and yard
inch round tho lex. Ills clothes cost him about ~W
sterling suit
Mr. LAuprnr's cospplcrcy had constantly
scd, until the clogGed machinery OF life stood stili--
hc was in s f0,h ycsr--lfe Ind Apartments on the
ground fioor, for he had long been incapable Of as
cendng stairs. Ills ,oinn was placed on two axle.
trees and four wheels, and the window and psyt OF
the wall OF the room was taken down 10 ALLOW OF ITS
passage. The earth was cut away sopcng towarda
his grave for considcrabf1 distance and tho rotiSs
was moved on weeis TO the very place OF ITS hnl de-
post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-08-30

Ey the brig Uosc, Capt. .;aleon. arrives. here on
Tuesday, from Ls,erpoci, we received Lcgs.on pa
pers to The evening of the 7,i July, and the follow
ing written Communication from our correspon-
dent at Liverpool, which was poton board a, the
moment ofthe vessels sailing iios Gasesss.l
"LlvERPooL, JULY 9, 1899.
"LEITH, Scotland July 6,--rhe. Quail schooner
arrived this morning from TeEsoiand, which place
she left Sundays-Leut. OSBORNE, the officer COM
manding, declares as he was Quitting the harbour
messenger arrived from the Of war with nelli-
gence Of the Austrians having obtained n decisive
victory over the French on the 26th ult. 2 Field
Marslisls, 20 Generals, and 40, 900 men killed, wound
ed, and taken prisoners. Capt. Jtaicom, of the Le
light, left Neeoland five hours after the Quci brings
adupl;cate Of Proclamation from the .9rchdakc
Charles for day Of Thanksgiving for the victory.
vessel also arrived from Rotterdam, which left that
port the Cd inst. and brings similar accounts