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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
July 25.

PURSUANT to the last will and testament of
the Rev Matthew Maury, late of Albamarle
county We shall on Friday, the first day Of Sep
tembernext, CIT fair If not, the next fair day) ex
pose to public sale, on the premises that valuable
and highly improved FARIN, on which the decd
lately resided, containing between 1900 & 400
acres. About 400 acres Of this land are cleared
ana IN excellent condition for cultivation. OF
which about 40 acres are very fine meadow
There is, on the plantation great variety offrt
trees, among which is well selected ample orch
ard ofabout two hundred trees in high perfection
This land is intersected by vein OF excellent
lime tone, parallel with, and two miles distant
from the south west mountains. There are. ON
this plantation, large convenient dwelling house
large barn, stable, and Gil other necessary buil
dings, IN very good condition for the accommoda.
ton OF large family. The quality of this land
is very good, we'll adapted TO the growth of In.
baccO aud corn, and particularly so to the growth
OF small grain and grass. 1t has, from experi
ment, been proven capable OF deriving very great
advantages from The use of Plaster Of Paris We
VIII allow credit OF one, two and three years. ON
the purchase money; for which we shall require
a lien on the land, and approved personal securi
w. The land may be seen by application TO eli.
ther OF us who reside on Il.
MATTHEW idAURf.O de,;uz
1HOS. W. 1fAURT, Exec'1s
Albemsrie County, va.
18th July, 1909. w5w
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FIFTH BULLETIN.
HcG.'. Quarters at Landsht1. .61

Hec'' Quarters at Landshia, HfrK II.
According to the concurring reports Of all
the prisoners, as well as the inhabitants at
Landshut, the French General Lefebvre
has collected II GOO Bavasians from the
nieghboThood Of Lunch and FreySengen,
with view OF stopping the passage Of the
Austrian army by Landshut. The approach
to the bridges was extremely difficult. They
were, besides, broken down, and the cnemy's
Tirailleurs, who bad occupied all the nous
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

GEORGE WATT has jpst received, and offers
" FOR SALE, .Sycily, Madeira, ana Sherry
WINE. BY The Hhd. and Or. cask, Green Co6ee,
Orieass Sugar BY the Nhd; German PlatiVas
Si'nble by .he piece or case, AaL pint Glass Tans-
bIc,s in cases Of 1000 eac, and Nee 1srk Soap &
Candles. 49,. -....-,
.. ON HAND, 1Madeird Wine, Orleans and Mas
covaaO Sugars, Green Coffee. Moiasses, Prime
Fork, LiSe,pool and Store Wdrc, Souei,ny, Hy-
soy, Ssin, ard Gnnpoerder H.:, Spanish Sesars,
Raisins. Ifinronds, Na,nisgs, Windo1r Class,
Ner's & WoaaenS Shoes, (Which he uW aisposc
IF By soholesa!e reasonable terms. 80,
.-.Juiy %. .. 81: = IL -, If. :
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

y ME Subscribers for TIE Book ~ fokMs
Il OF LEGAL Process and JUDICIAL Pho
cEEoINes, proposed to be published by me, are
informed that the work is in Press, and it IS ex.
pected, from the progress which has been made
IN the printing thereof, that the Book will be rea-
dy for delivery by the ensuing fall terms of the
Superior Courts of Law. l here take the iiber.
ty OF suggesting to those who wish to own this
Book, and have net subscribed therefor, the ad
vantage of doing as early as possible, and
complying with the terms OF subscription here.
tofore published, as very small number of CO.
pies will be printed, which will be delivered
(f there be occasion to do SOL according to
the dates of subscriptions
J. ROBINSON.
Richmond, July %. e
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n NELEGANT ESTABLISH ENT FOR
L SALE--Thc House and Tenement where
the subscriber lately resided.
This tenement justly ranks amongst the first
III this place, combining elegance, convenience,
oont'guty to the Capitol, aud in The centre of a
most agreeable neighborhood.
For terms apply to Mr. VIM. Long who is full
iy authorised - contract tor the same
J. PENN.
June % a.
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/ 3 SECOND BULLETIN.
Herd Quarters Of Oetting, .Ah,ft IL.
Agreeably to prescribed arrangements
the army advanced ontlie 11th. further to
wards the Viss and the Iser. H.. - -,
The weather was very bad but the
troops endured all the hardships of an un
commonly severe season, with the greatest
oheerfulness.s - ~
~Ontiie 10th, at half past ten in The morn
ing, Field Marshal Delovich entered Pissaa
The enemy retired. but or the rapid ed
vance of our troops, a French officer of En-
gineers and eight prisoners were takcIi. A
French General IN the upper fort, escaped
with difficulty Prince Rosenberg. COM
mander of the 18th corps of the army. sum
moned the fort to surrender, but this sum.
mons was, in compliance with the custom
of war, answered by refusal e..
The true patriotic spirit of the inhabi-
tants of Passau was clearly demonstrated
by the JOY they displayed on entering the
town. They.immediately printed the Proc
lamation OF his royal highncss the General
issimo to the German nation. and distribut
eel two thousand copies to the people of the
country. Thus the feeling of the German
independence remains. and is cherished d.
mons them.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

PETERSBURG. July 5, 1909.
THE Parties to the foregoing order are desir-
ed to take Notice, that have appointed Mon.
day the 18th day of August next, TO carry the
same into effect On which day they are requlr-
ed to attend at my Office, and there to exhibit
the proofs necessary to enable me TO COM
ply with the directions therein contained
JOSEPH WILDER,M. e..
July Is. .pImT
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Z will be received, By the Executive, until the
10th day of August nexI, for furnishing 400
~iIte OAK Spokes, 700 willow OAK L. Hoes 100
black gum Naves, and 60 hickory Axletrees -
Allof seasoned Timber, aud of such dimens IONS
IS shall be described by Alexander Quarter, TO
d. persons disposed to make such proposals.
DANA. l.. HILTON, CPS . lax Council
iuly e. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

- THE Subscriber socts payment as spec
dily as possible, from all those who are indebted
to the firms above mentioned, as the situation of
the business, will not admit oflonger indulgence
than has already been given. The books, ac.
counts, &c winch were lately in the possession of
c. +. Bates, Esq are now in my possession.
j., ROBERTSOM, jy.
July 25. In
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mo. 96.

es on the opposite bank, could only b. dri-
ven thereirom by cannon being brought to
bear upon them. each gun on our side was
mounted under show err of small shot from
the enemy: In doing this, however, our ar
tiilery display ed the greatest resolution, and
IN twohours, the whole of the opposite side,
OF the town was in ruins.
Ihe unfortunate inhabitants, in the mitIsc
OF their ruined houses. bewail the rnelancho-
ly tate to which this fine town has been ex-
posed by their own country. The French.
VINO oy misrepresentation, would make it
appear that Austria wishes to seize Bavaria,
ana to disarm in disgraceful manner the
brave soldiers OF that country, had required
these troops to make fruitless defence.
here French artifice succeeded in making
foreign blood Tow for their advantage. and
IN turning the arms of our German brethren
against their deliverers. The first bridge
was scarce formed by few posts. when the
advanced guard of the fifth corps had has
tened across the Iser, and pursued the enc
my until night. The troops are animated
with an excellent spirit and sing war songs
under the thunder of the cannon
The advanced corps of field marshal JeI-
lachich entered Munich at IL YESTERDAY. The
king and queen have fed under French pro-
lection to Augs5nrgh
he fourth army corps passed the Iser.
without opposition. at Dingalfnges.
The first and second corps have, after some
successful fighting, advanced to Ambers,
Shovandorf and Kiru, near Ratsl,on. Cen
Bellegardc cannot sufficiently praise thesai-
liant spirit and undaurrted resolution of his
troops.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

DOR SALE OR RENT-That valuable pro-
l. perry adjoining the city of Richmond, cal
led the COLUMBIAN MI LSsl Mr.. Samuel
Leech, living on the premises, will show the
property to any person Inclined to rent or pur-
chase. The terms will be made known by appli-
cation to the Subscriber residing in Norfolk:
~: JOHN CRANBERRY.
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ZENITH FRENCH BULLETIN.

We have already published the Tenth
French Official Bulletin in its muiilated form
BY the politeness of friend, we have teer,
furnished with p London Paper of June 6.
from which We rC-publish it entire--Tbe
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

7 HE different business concerns heretofore
existing in this state, under the firms of
Buchanan and Pollok at Petersburg, Robert and
Alien Pollok at Richmond, and Pollok and Tired.
way ( CO; at Manchester, are this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
The partner resident at each place, is charged
with the collection OF the debts due to the con
Germ hitherto under his arrangement, and we ear
nest'y request those indebted to come forward
and make satisfactory arrangements for the dis
Charge OF their debts Those having claims a.
gainst either Of the concerns, win please apply
accordingly.
DAVID BUCHANAN,
oy Robert PoIlOk, his Att'y in fact.
ROBERT POLLOK,
ALLEN POLLOK,
=. THOS. TREDWAY.
VIRGINIA. Iui: ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

NIlIL BE SOLD, on the 2oth ds, OF Al
w gust next, at Cumberland courthouse,
lbcns Cumberland court day,) agreably to an
Act of Assembly, passed on the thirty first day
OF January last, entitled an act concerning exc
cutlons and for other purposes by virtue of a
deed OF trust, made TO us by David Coupland, &
legally recorded in the county court of Bucking-
ham, for the purposes in the said deed of trust
mentioned, one certain tract or parcel of LIND,
1T beng part of the tract on which the said Da-
vid now resides, containing one hundred and ff-
ty acres, binding the lines of George Ander-
son and Charles Wheeler, ia. beginning at Will.
llss's, and running to the north OF his house, to
his back line, as expressed in said deed of trust
Being only Interested as trustees for the benefit
OF others, we will only convey the title we have
by virtue ofsaid deed OF trust
SAMUEL ANDERSON,2
IAJfES WILSON,, 1|"S'ee'
Iuls 95 A.,
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The subscriber having purchased the stock Of
Goods on hand at this place, will continue busi-
ness III his own name, and for his own account
AZ the former residence Of Buchanan and Pol.
lok. ROBERT POLLOK
Petersburg, July Is.
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4 aMES RIVER COMPANY "A dividend
- OF four and a half per cent. was this day de
clared, ON the stock in the James River Compa.
ny, which VIII be paid TO the respective Share
Holders, or their order, on application to
Tuy o. 9
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

The subscribers have renewed their connexi-
on in business, and mean to prosecute it in this
place under the firm OF Pollok and Tredway.
ROBERT POLLOK,
THOMAS TREDWAY.
al,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

John LIE TELLIER-pENTIST-(Nest
door to Edmund Randoipi's, near the Capitol.
mas returned to Richmond, and viii continue %
pracuce, IN the different branches his profess.
ion,t e. IN setting artificial teeth, in the most az.
proved manner in restoring natural ones, to their
proper elegance, without injuring their enamel.
He plugs the cavities of such as are dccaved =
Likewise extracts those that are too far gone to
be saved, IN which operation, he makes use Of
Brn6's Patent EXTRACTING Instruments,
which taxes the teeth out without any possibiIi
tyet tracturing the jaw or bruising the gums, &
with much less pain than the instruments that are
IN general use
He has DENTP{FIcE, of superior Quail.
ty.
July %. H.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

ING-HOUSE, to he opened III Wa
KB liamsburg. The Subscriber, being about
to remove to Williamsburg, informs the public
that She intends to keep in that city, a
HOARDIN'G HOUSE
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

ITO THE PUBLIC-Netce is hereby given,
Il that at King William superior court, pc,
titon will he made for the discontinuance OF a
Road leading from the West-Point road, through
the estate of Robert Slaughter, and that Of lanes
Rutfin. decd. to Ruftn's Old Ferry
August a. ct
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AND HOUSE OF


PRIVATE ENtER TAINafENT,
whch wit be opened OH the Goth day OF Septem.
be- next. Her house is large and connexions,
AMI situated nearly in the centre OF the town -
She will have an entirely new set ot Servants, &.
hopes by the stric;est attention ard exerriolis TO
please, % give satisfao ton to those who may ia
vor nee with their company. Her intention is to
accom- modate Boys, Girls, Students OF William
* Marv College, grown Gentlemen, or Ladies,
With board ana lodging, or board ony, by the
day, md,,th, or quarter of a. year. On reasonable
terms. ANNA .6l2D.
Richmond, August /. tS0S
CIXrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranalvay
~ irom the subscriber, the 5tn inst black
man, :. med ISRd1f, about feet, IL inches
high, large strong fellow, who has been accus.
toned iiteiyto working on board of vessels, and
gong by water; it is well ,sccrtained that lie
left this, III vessel, and it is probable IS coe..
gued W it'll a mulatto Woman, named L,,srena,
who raisaway the goth of last month. She is =
bout % years of age, rather inclined to be fat s
somewhat under the common hcghth. She has
very bushy hair, and a frecllled face, and had
sores on both her arms, one of which was occssi-
oned by a burn just above the elbow There is
also ear, one side Ct her neck. 1t . probable
they may be now about Norfolk or Williams
burg. Any person who will secure both of the
above negroes, that get them again. shall re
ceive the above reward, o. SO dollars for either
OF them, and all reasonable expences paid, pro.
yided they are delivered to ME here
JYns BIRD.
August 1. St
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EUROPE.
AUSTRIAN BULLETINS.

:, VIENNA. April 90,
The Court Gazette contains the following
bulletins OF the operations of our armies:
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VTANTED TO PURCRASE-Two good
w Female House SERV.iNT,S, one cook,
the other a washer-Fo CHI as can be well re-
commended, liberal price, i'll cash, will de paid
Those between the age OF IS AND 3oy.,rs will
be preferred Apply to Messrs. ! uni kins &
Murrayof Richmond, or to
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, August A. If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
LAzXS7 FROM EnGx.zAD.

By the ship John and Adam, Captain
Knight, arrived At this port on SATURDAY
last and the Com. Rogers, arrived at N
York, both from Liverpool--we have recei.
we'd London dates 10 Oct. 6. Their con.
tents rclste principally to the change of the
British Ministry, and the duel between Mr.
Canning snd Lord Castlereash.
There remained. says The centinel, after
the resignation OF the Duke Of Portland &
others, much consequent pickering among
the remaining Ministers in the distribu,,on
OF the loaAes and fishes. The Dake. Mr..
Canning, and Lord Castlereagh, had re.
signed Mr.. pcrcival lad been promoted
to The Dukes situation and no other ap-
pontments had been made at the last date /.
the duties of the resigned officers being dis
charged by the other Ministers. Attempts
we're said TO be making. to form broad.
bottomed Administration, to which Lords
Crenville and Cray had been invited to high
seats. But the spectators in tie London
papers on this subject ate so contradictory,
that The tut. could no. ~. ascert. iacd s1.om
tkcA,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

s-t-nt loye Of their eoun,ry, their
e,h,e .trongly pronounced, not TO
Ivy down their arms till an honolfl-
b. rsals haii have been obtained,
eaal'i not allow me to agree to con-
cis'ons which threatened to ihakc
res very foundations Of the monar-
chy and difgrace US.
:" The high fpirit which animatcs
my troops, afford me the bef frcuri-
", that, ihould the enemy yet milf
,ske opr fen,imeots K difp.Gtions We
iaail certainly obtain the fxward of
ssflS,erance.
Signed FRANcIs.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
$y tbr Hails.
BOSTON, NOV. ..
LfTEST FROM HOLLAND.

bootoNy NOts -
LfTEST FROM HOLLAND.
Yesterday arrived hero, the ship Gov
saNoR STRONG, Capt. LORD, 80 days
from Rotterdam. Capt. l.. left there
9Th Ocl. but brought no papers. The
verbal intelligence communicated by
Capt. Lord, and which is corrborated
by the letter, Of which he is the bearer,
state, that Bon,parte still remained in
Vienna-that Inc Armistice had been
prolonged 10 the 18th Nov.--that Rus
STA was at stand, apparently unde-
terinincd what course to pursue and
that no prospect OF a peace was enter.
tanned. That the American shipping
had sailed from the ports of Rotterdam
and Amsterdam, principally for Rus
STA; that there had been no recent
change in the maritime regulations Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
FROM ENGLAND.
Charge in The Brilijb Minifry.

Charge in the Brilib Minifry.
LONDON, OCT. 5. The only mem
bers of the Cabinet who have reign
ed are the Dnie Of Portland, (Firif
Lord of the Treafary, and of courie
Prime Miniiter): MIR. Canning,
lsecretary Of the Foreign Depart
nent) and Lord Caiilcreagh, (Sec-
rotary Of the War Department.
Mr.. Perciyal, Chancellor Of. the Ex-
chequcr) has fuccceded to the Head
of the lrcafury and the other va
caneies have not yet been filled. Ac-
cording to ftiqueffe, the Frf Lord of
the Treafury makes out lit of the
administration.
IT, prefent Miniftcrs, as foon as
the above reignations were agreed
upon, refolvcd 10 fubmit to his Ma
jeRy their opinion. that Mefage
from his Majelfy fkould be fent to
Lord GrenviIle, and Earl Grey. 1t
was communicated to his Majcity by
Lord Liverpool and Mr. Pcrcivai,
and his Majeay's pleafurc having
been taken, two meilengers were
fcnt to Lord Grenvillc, who is in
Cornwall, and Lord Grey, who is in
Northumberland.
1t is now ftated, that the follow
ing additional refignations will take
place: Lord Leyiion Cover, Earl
Camden, and the Earl of Weitmorc.
land. There will bc-then Gx vacan-
cies in the Cabinet The Members
who remain, are Lord Eldon, Earl
ct Chatham. Earl Bathurlt. Mr.. Per-
cival, Lord Mulgrave, and the Earl
of Liverpool.
The Courier denies the ftatement
that Lord Chenille or Earl Grey had
been tent for.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
THE MINISTERIAL DUEL.

SEPT. AZ. Yeaerday morning !
duel was fought OH Wimbledon CON-
mon, between Mr.. Canning and
Lord Caltlcrcagh Mr.. c. was at
tended by Mr.. Ellis and Lord c.
by his couiin Lord armouth. Both
parties fired together, and both mil.
fed; at the fecond FIRE, Mr.. c re.
csived his antagoniit's ball. in the
upper part of his thigh, outGde the
bone. AS MIR. &. brought no fur.
geon with him, Mr.. Home (Lord
Caltlereagh's furgeon) accompanied
him to Clouceifer Lodge, where his
wound was dreGsd.-rhs wound is
not dangerous.
SEPT. az. All the reports Of the
duel having been occaioned by
words fpoken by Mr.. Canning upon
the fubjeet Of rhe late Expedition, or
upon any appointment connected
with the Expedition, are wholly UNI
founded. Nor did Lord Caiflereaeh
take any offence at any thing faid at
Cabinet Dinner at the Duke of
Portland's. The misunderstanding
is not of very recent date. About
three or -Four months ago, 70 rumour
ltates, Mr.. Canning conceived il
would be for the advantage of his
Majeity's fervicc that lord Caitlereaph
ihould retire from the Cabinet. This
opinion he is faid to have communi-
Gated to the Duke of Portland, the
Premier. and his Grace concurring
with him, his Majeity's pleafure was
taken at private audience. His
Majeffy, in confequence, coDfented
to receive the feals from Lord Cattle
reash, and directcd the Duke oil
Portland TO fubmit for his approba-
tiona proper perfon to fuccced his
Lordahip. The perfon wiihed by
MI. Canning is faid TO have been the
MARQUIS Wc'leney. The opinion
entertained by Mr.. Gaming Of the
neceiliry of Lord Caltlereagh's re-
lgnasion aud Of the fteps taken were
not dilguilcd by Mr. Canning but
Lord CaItlereagh, it is added, fcl,
himIels injured by the circumiiance
beng concealed from him, whether
by MIR. Canning's defire or net we
arc not Informed, by other Member.
Of the cabinet. He conceived that
a frank and open difclofur- was wha,
he had right TO expect --Ioncciv-
ing MIR Canning 10 bS the origin and
author ct the treatment G. which he
complained, he demanded fatisfac.
ton Of him.--No correspondence Of
any length took place between thea
--.hcIs were no mvrs than two lei,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

which We have in cur roifeR Or -
there is nothing more likely. than
that Iaeb a man as Bonaparse fhould
be afflicted with (ucb a diforder.1
Mr., Armfrong anfwered the com.
nuoieations by the Waip the fecond
day after receiving them and we
preiumc to FAY that what he has laid
to our government in reply, is very
e0afsts and uefafiydsls,y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

ters--the letter liar dsrssded, and
the anfwer that conlentcd to give
fstis faction. Such is the report
which is in circulation, and to which
we are inclined to give credit-Wc
underltand that no conversation took
place OIL the ground between Mr..
Canning and Lord Galleries.
There were two fires after the hrll
there was fhort paue, bur neither
party entering into any explanation,
iecond piftol was delivered to each,
and the &C 1rquence was Mr.. Can
nins's wound in he thigh.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

:. Butch Covsrsmea.. nor aay re-
laxa.iaa OF bonapsr,v's peteiAl
DEGREES. Capt. L. sdds, that le dia
not hear OF Bonapar,e's being .e-saae,
Of IN Disposed.
Capt. l.. in his passage through the
British Channel did not meet with a
single British cruizer. Tie u. S.
schooner Experiment, was TO have sail
I'd from the Texel, on the Attn Oct.
Walchcren remained in possession of
the English, when Capt. L. left Rotter-
dam.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
BRITISH LIcENCES.

A letter from Liverpool, dated Oct.
4th, received in the Ceres, states,
+" That the British Lords of the council
had refused to grant LICENCE to
protect an American ship from Amelia
island and that all vessels importing
articles from that island must be Bit.
ism or Spanish" This must be good
news to certain noisy Embargoroons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13

1t is said in the Norfolk Ledger, that
the Spanish Minister has signified to
our government, that unless he is for
mally received and acknowledged as
the Ambassador of Ferdinand Tin, he
must return home, as a residence in A
merica on any other footing, would be
disgrsceful TO him and to bis country.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-11-13
I" SOUHLLT"

:" Pavis, Sept. Io.-On the ! 9th
Of October next, a " f1g Of truce"
expedited by his exccllency the min
liter of the United States, near the
court of France, will IA il from Diepps
for PHILADELPHIA or amy other Ameri-
can port which The wind may per-
NIT her to enter and will take on
board perfons wi[hins to embark for
the II. S.