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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-04
KEZIA BANCROFT,

p ANYWAY from the fublcriber, an,Inden.
~ ted Apprentice. by the name OF q aae.
Y,tr', nearly nineteen years o. age. dark COM
plexion, iliorr, round fhouloered, black hair.
Whoever will bring back fad apprentice ihall
have Che Cent Reward and no charges pad.
Matters Of vefIels aud Others are cautioned a.
gaina harbcurnc faid appren ice, As they
would avoid the penalty CT the law--and
viii pay no expence.
ENocH FCCC
Egvs? IL. isoa (sil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-04

THE f,.bieriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, thai he has been du-
ly appointed and ha, taken upon himief
the truff of an Executor of the lall will and
teltament Of
KEZIA BANCROFT,
late of Portland, in the county OF Cumberland,
deceafed, by giving bond as the law direcis--
He therefore requelts all perlons who are
indebted to the iaid deceafcds eAate, To make
immediate payment; and thofe Who have any
demands thereon, 10 exhibit the fame 10
]. y. HOPKINS, ExaHts.
Yaly 81, 1909
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-04

Mame Fire and M1fals hji.raacc
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-04
COLLEGE l. 4NDS.

THE sublcriber offers for fale, the follow.
= ing Tracts Of LAND, belonging to Hs~-
yard Csags, the title TO which is dlfea from
he
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-04

M n u M Ia,usants Q!H.e, July ~, iso'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-09-04
TAKE NOTICE.

Brunfwick. Asguft 2s, 1909.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
TREASURY I,.pAnrMrxr.


WHEREAS, in conformity with the prosisi-
w ons made by law, Tor tn reimbursement
ofthe Exchanged SIX per Gent Stock created by
the second section of the Act intituled (" An Act
supplementary to the act intituled act making
provision for the redemption of the whole OF the
public debt of the United States" passed on the
18th day of February, 1907, it has been deter
mined by lot that the Certificates E said stock
designated by the permanent numbers contained
in the annexed Schedule, should be reimbursed
on the first day Of January next
PUBLIC NOTICE
Is therefore given the ,roprietors ofthe Cert.
hcates OF Exchanged Six per Cenr Stoek created
by the act aforesaid, and bearing ;he pcrnnaent
numbers contained III the annexed Schedule. that
the principal OF the same, will surrender OF the
certificates, be paid ON tn first day Of .5auaary,
1910, to the respective Stockholders or their Ne
gal representatives, attorn,es duly constituted,
either ri the Treasury or st the Loan Office where
the Stock linus TO be reimbursed, may then stand
credited to the Troprietors thereof.
1t is further made known for the information
OF the parties concerned, that no transfers of TIE
Certificates OF Exchanged Stock bearing the
permanent numbers contained i'm the annexed
Schedule, from t.l= Books ofthe Treasury or of
any Commissioned of Loans, will DE allowed after
the first day of December next. Aud the inter
est on Ill THE Certificates contained in the said
Schedule, viii cease and Determine, on Che day
preceding the day hereby fixed for the reimburse
ment thereof. ALBERT CALLATIN,
!Srcretary gTthe Treasury.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
TerAsuKY DEPARTMENT,

March 81, 1909.
NTHEREAS, in conformity w,th the prov,s-
w ons made by law, for the reimbursement of
the Exchanged Six per Gen. Stock, created by the
second section ofthe act inti.llled "An Act SUP.
Elementary to the Act intituled an Act making
provision for the redemption OF the whole. ct the
public debt of the United States, passed an the
11th day of February, 1907, 1t has been determi-
ned by lot that the Certificates of said Stock, de.
sgnated by the permanent numbers contained m
the annexed Schedule, should be reimbursed on
the first day of October next:
PUBLIC NOTICE
Is therefore given tn the propretors OF the Cert-
fcates of Exchanged Six per Gent Stock, created
by the act aforesaid, and bearing the permanent
nunIbrrs contained in the annexed Schedule, that
the principal of the same. will, surrender of
the certificates be paid on the FIRST day Of October,
1909, to the respective Stockholders or their le.
galrepresentatives,o attornies duly constituted,
either at the Treasury at the Loan Office,
where the Stock thus to be reimbursed may then
stand credited to the propretors thereof
1t is further made known for the Information of
the parties concerned, thatno transfers oftIe
tificates of Unchanged Stock bearing the perma
nent numbers, contained in the annexed Schedule
from the Books fthe Treasury, or Of any Com
missioner of Loans, will be allowed after the tpst
day of September next And the interest on all
the certificates contained in the said Schedule,
will cease and determine on the day preceding
the day hereby fixed for the reimbursement there
Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
July11.

rOLUMBIAN MILLS.--Thc subscriber In
~ forms his friends aud the pubic, that he
will purchase WHE 1T delivered at the COum
bisn Mills, or he will receive wheat there to be
manufactured on very moderate and advantage
Gus terms to the holders Of this articlc--yiz for
every $40 pounds of good merChantable wheat,
nc wiil engage to deliver one barrel Of good SUI
pcrfine -four, or he will receive wheat az six
shiings and SIX pence per bushel Of 50 pounds
and deliver supertine e1ur at SIX dollars twelve
cents, with small proportion of fine -four at five
dollars sixty tvp cents per barrel all TO be IN
sPected and delivered IN good order It the nii
The -four made at tais mill has always been
held IN high reputc, ard il is the attention OF the
present proprietor to sustain its character.
The Lo,H mn is in complete ord.r--every at
tentlon will be paid to the customers sen ling
their Corn there to be ground on toll az the usu.
al rate.
Good fyesh Mai for s,le in small or large
quantities al very moderate prices for cash
Apply 70 Mr.. Samuel J.cech on the premises
or 10 JOHN era NBERY, Norfolk
GLT Cash given co. 1o.I.Jci,erea at tie mill.
July t9 e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
~ lRGINIA-Ata Superior Court OF Chsn.
Gerry holden at the Capitol in Ire CITY OF

Gerry holden at the Capitol in Tire CITY OF
Richmond. the TENN day of June 1899.
John Watkins ex Or of lie testament and last
viii of John Wyatt deceased, and John ID. VIII
kins az ninistrator sc. OF Agnes Wilkins late
Agnes Wyatt deceased, Plt'fs against Edward
Bland Administrator with the will annexed of
Edward Bland decd, Benjamin Cooke, George
Cooke, Robert Cooke, Saml. Cooke, John Morri-
son and Anneshs wife IN right of the said Anne,
Thomas Roothe administrator &c. of Mary
Boothe, deceased late Mary Cooke & = Boothe
an infant child of the SID Thomas and Mary BY
the said Thomas especially assigned his guardi
an, Agnes Cooke, Edward Wyatt and John Phi
lips sheriff of the county of Prince George, sue
cessor of Billy II. Avery late sheriff of the said
county to whom administration of the estate of
Pleasant Cooke deceased, had been committed
by the court of that county.
THE defendants John Morrison and Anne his
wife and Agnes Cecke not having entered their
appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly, and the rules of this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the court, that
they are not inhabitants Of this country, on mo-
ton of the plaintiffs by council, 1t is ordered,
That the said defendants do appear here on the
first day Of the next term, and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs and that a copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ishcd in the city of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said city.
4 Copy, Teste,
PETER .TINSLEY, C. c.
July IL. 1aw2mT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

THE subscriber residing in Williamsburg
4 viii practice law in the Chancery District
Court held in that ploce he continues to do bu-
s,ness IN the county courts of Charles City, New
Kent, James City and York.
VIM. BROWN, Jun.
Ju'y2I Inf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
July IL.

nj OTICE>-On Monday the 23rd day of Octo
IN tober next, will be sold at UIfITBl, in
the County OF Chesterfield, upon credit of 10
months the personal estate ofthe late Col. Ro.
bert Coode, consisting Of the present crop of
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Fodder and Hay; the stock
OF Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs ; the planta-
ton Utensils and Household and Kitchen furni-
turc. Bonds and approved security viii be re-
CURED OF the purchasers To carry interest from
the date if not p,mctuaTly pa,d.
II is particularly requested that all those who
may have claims against the Estate, will make
them known immediately, to either of the sub
scvibers, III order that provision may be made for
payment.
RICHARD b: GooBE,2 Ad,p'1s ofthe
FRANCIS GOODE. ) WW annexed.
THAT valuable and well knows Estate called
Whitby Or James River, about three miles from
the town of Manchester, will also be sold By pri-
vate contract ii contains 1862 Acres of I, and +,
about 220 acres of which are Of the first rate
Ow-grOunds, and more than one half Of the re.
sidue thereof is heavily timbered. 10 This Es
tate there IS attached ole Of the best Fisheries
on James River, and every convenient and ne
cessary House for the accommodation ola TaIni-
ly. An indisputable tit e will be. made aud pos
session given on the FIRST day Of December next,
with tile liberty Of SOWING small Grain ut any
time, agreeable to tie purchaser. The terms
may be known ON application TO
RICRARD D. GooDE,) Manchester
tRAxe1s cooDE. Spoalo,as.
Jelly a. wt1stO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
PRINTING,

IN I'LL ITS V.aRIETY, EXECUTED
At THE
OFFICE OF THE ENQUIRER.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
B Il A II T. S,
FCR SHE M THIS OFFICE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08

IL f:rS for sale liis tract III and IN Amherst
County, ying on the west ri,ia a. - main road
fronting the new Courthou:e ro~ Building, con
tanning three hundred s. aivy acres Upon this
Land is eigi',ic sitnatiou COY a store also for
a Tavern, there ia it7-w wise very desirable stu
alton Tor, Prof sonql Gentleman Being in
weal'hv, popr!ous sHd ,greeabie neigl,borhood
the Land Is tci.br, we'll watered, lies very well
AID extremely besithy. upon it is plantation
wei. mciosed, and ~ , IN state of Cultivation
laid of INTO separate field nd each i,eld IN its
turn for some wears past has been sowcd in small
grain rolled in Plaster q Paris, md in the sp. ;ng
following sowed in red Glove. The INDIAN corn
has also been rolled N Pies,er If lssris when
planted for some years past the plantation is suf-
iicient 20 work six hands to advantage.
Also another tract Of Land, lying in the afore-
said County OF Amherst, on the waters Of Pen,
River, adjoining the Lands OF James Franklin,
Joel franklin's estate, Micajsh Camden and
Bartea Cush, containing nine hundred n
ores. This Tract lies extremely well, upon it is a
considerable quantity of plan,-bed and meadow
ground, it is very fertile, we'll watered, and wcl
adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat and =
bacco upon il is plantation sufficient to work
eight hands. considerable part of it is FIRE h
Land, and the Whole is in high state ofcultiva-
ton, we'll enclosed and divided into four fields,
each field in its turn has been sowed in small
grain a part of the grain has been rolled in the
PLASTER OF Paris, and the whole has been sowed
i'll their turn in red clover, which grows luxuri-
antly on this plantation, which together with the
white clover that grows naturally upon it produ
ces very fine pasture. There is also upon la very
good apple orchard, and there have lately been
built thereon some useful and valuable houses.
farther description is deemed unnecessarily it
is presumed that no person will purchase without
first viewing the lands, the Oyerseers living on
the plantations will shew the lands to any person
wishing to purchase-Theselan lands will be sold on
time and the payments made accommodating to
purchasers
Also one other Tract of Land lying in Gooch
land County, on both sides Of Tuckahoe Creek, on
the north side ofthe three Chop Road, adjoining
the lands of Benz. Hughes, Benz Watkins and Z
lgha Leaks estates, Containing three hundred &
fifty acres, considerable part of this land is
cleared, and none TIT has been in cultivation for
some years past it is land of good soil aid IS
well adapted TO the culture Of corn and wheat,
and is very convenient 20 Markct, being within
twenty three miles VI the Guy OF Richmond, this
tract OF nd will also be sold on time, and t.:
payments made accommodating to the Pucnas-
er. For farther particulars apply tue 5ubscri-
Der living inthe City OF Richmond.
WILLIAM GILT
Iuly IL yy6w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
July t8.

ENOK SALE, in the touun IF Garte, svit.e, 4pon
Z .IatIeS Rivs,. LofS No S and "A, Getag the
same formerly o1onsdIy 4NeSSrs DemeS'-On tte
FIRST is good dtuetting RJUSE, store and other
i'', oVeDaents Ddon the last. gooa lumber house,
d c'eht Of ore t7vo and three years aoW be given
BontS with app'oOed security, to bep interest frons
the d2te, j notPGactuaiiy pill, will be required
For further particulars, apply TO Mess's 1Tohn G
II Cunningham, at COfe,spiile, qoho vii s,ieSv the
tren1fsfs, or to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-08
JAMES c, .3OHW DUNLOP.
Petersburg, fmiy D. 6lv

T ALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE--The
Subscribers wish to dispose of that valua-
biz tract Of LAND called 6oRT LEWIS, lying
10 the Counties of Bottetourt and Montgomery
and containing about 2,60D acres They also
wish to sch $3.50 acres OF Land lying III the
County OF FitiyaRnl, on the south side OF the
Rivanna river, extending from Col. Caiy's lines
down the river, to within about mile Of CO.
iumDia.
This last mentioned Land, being in FIVE dis
tinct tracts, will be sold separately together,
may best suit any person DESTROYS of pvrchas-
ing One fourth of the amount being paid in
han1, anyIeasonable credit will be given for the
Dalansc.
GIBSON & JEFFERSON.
Richmond, July Is. e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
SEVEN rEFNTH aULLE IN.

NSDila, q b Iune, 1909.
Colonel Gorsoli aide de camp 10 The
Emperor al Rus ia has ar,ivt al he i'm.
pelial head quarters wIlh letter on
his sovereign 10 he empe or AID king -
II annouaces that he Hn,:ian army IS in
he dir ciion of Omuz, having passed
The FOO Ter On he 24,f Of May
The Emperor passed the day before
yesterday in esiewimg MS gaard, .nfantfy,
C val Y, a d art!iey he I.,bi;an OF
VienHa have admired the number, the
iine appearance, and ,he 90 d conduet OF
iese troops.
The vice.roy is with he army OF Italy
"a Oedemhourg in Hungary. Il appears
that 'he archdukr John intends to rally
his army or the Raab.
The duke Of Ragnsa arrived at Lay.
back on ,he Sd Of this month with the axe
nv of Dalniatia
The hsa' is very great, and persons &C.
qua'nied with the Danube say tina, ALI in
uoda ion may b. expected here in few
days. We shall croft by this circum-
STAGE 10 flush, independently ofthe bridg-
es Of AIS and raf S, the u!auting Of plies.
M the iDleil gencs Sse receive from the
coast I the enealg annoupces thar The ci.
ties oi PtcsbuFg bruDn < Enaiii, arc flied
with he wouR ied. I'ae Ausiri5ns IN "a.
selves es innate heir loss q. rs o., men.
Prince Pcniaiowsll, with the army Of
The grind duchy Of Warsaw. pnrsuss his
success. After the taking OF Sandora.ir, he
besieged he fortress OF Zamosc and de-.
Tea ed the enemy, who los; 5000 msr and
| so Pieces OF cannon. nj. the Poiandrrs
who were with the Austrian army, deser.
ted,
The enemy, after having shewn them
selves before Thorn, have been vigorous.
ig pu sued by general DuInbrcw XII.
The A chduke Ferdinand G rot re.
tire without shame from his exp< d lien.
He Is said 20 have'arrived in Austrian ST.
iesia, reduced % one ihrd Of bis forces.
Count M-i,ernich has afrNea AZ v enna.
here viii be an exchaF &c al he adsan-
csd-posts with he Fgerch lega;iop. 10
ah VI he AS rians econ ra,y 10 the rights
OF nlsn) had refused pa sgorls, and VI i.om
hey had carried away T. Pes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

LArrlvai OF The Mentor, Captain Ward ]
Yesterday afternoon arrived at this port,
the dispatch ship Mentor, Captain Ward,
in the remarkably shou passare of ~
days from LOHent, which place she left
On the 9Th Of July.
Mr. Malby &c ston, is the bearer of
Dispatches for Government, and proceeds
to Washington this morning.
Clptain Ward mas obiigingly favored
the editor Of the Mercantile Advertiser
with 6ie of Paris papets to the 4,h of
July. The dsses from the French atmy
IN Germany are 10 the gain OF June, and
compr re the I'D bulletin, at which time
the Empc'cr Hapollou md us head.Guar.
tiers al Visnaa. Inc town oi Gaab capn-
ulaied on tie 2Sd oil June to General
Laurisioo, aud The terms OF the caLi.ela-
ton occupy nearly lhe whole Of the last
bulleun.
We learn verbally that nobatlle had ta.
ken plac betw cen thx tIench and Aus.
TRAN Grand Armies, smce the 2ist and
z9S OF May; bat tIdt both the Emperor
of France and the Atchduke Charles were
reinforcing and CONCENTRATING their ar.
niles ano mat 8feat battle ras shortly
expected tOtake plicy.
We further learn that the Emperor OF
Russia had ssnt three large armies 10 as
eist the Emperor Napoleon, zone Of which
was commanded by he Pnnce Suwarroa
probably relation Vi the ls,e General 81.
wa'row Of Infamous memory aDd that
they were marching Through Galhcia on
their way to The French army. Prussia
had not declared agar 81 France.
Mr. Washington Monitor had arrived IN
Paus with Dispatches from our minister
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
EDWARD C.. DAVIS, Register.

at the court of Saint James for General
Armstrong.
We are further Informed, that two or
three American vessels had recently ar
rived al Amsterdam but we are ignorant
whether any change has taken place in
the DEGREES Ce France favorable To The IN
tesesi OF the u. States.
Col. BuRR had arrived at Stockholm,
from England
Captain Ward has requested us to
safe, that tlorn the lime OF his arrival in
b0rient, until his departure for New
70 X, he has received The nosl petite and
jrieudiy ueatment and attention. from ali
he officers of government there, as well
civi! Is military and lie wishes 10 avail
himself oil he first oppur uni,y 10 mike
his sTatssui arkpowledg men,s therefor.
lhe Paris Papers We Rave received dc
not contain any ipielligence wor trans
lahng except tie French BQlistins, whicl
we shall commence The publication of to.
morrow. They reach to Number q
and the last is dated Vienna, the 24th q
June.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11
EIGHTEENTH BULLETIN.
Henaa, 18Th June. 1903.


The vision Of G n. ChasteIIer. which
revnlted At Tyroi, passed, Ihro' the neigh
bourhood OF Ciagenfugth CT the 4th inst. on
its way 10 HunSary. Gen Rusca pursued
and engaged it; The enemy was beaten:
we TO 900 prisoners.
Prince Eugene, with a considerable
corps, Is manoeuyring in the heart OF Hun
garv.
Within a few days the Danube has risen
one foot.
General Gratein, with Dutch division.
having marched to Stralsund, where Schiil
had fortified himself, has carried his in
jtrehchments by assault. Schili had gwen
orders tn set FIRE to the city in order 10 CO.
yer his retreat, but his band had not time
to execute IT; il has been entirely Killed or
taken: he himself was killed on the great
square at the moment he was making his
escape and was endeavourihg to reach the
port to embark.
The Arckduke Ferdinand precipitately
evacuated Warsaw June 2d Thus The
whole Of the grand duchy is abandoned BY
the enemy's army, whilst the troops under
the command OF Prince Poniatowski, occu.
py three fourths of Gallicia.
.I6airs Of Poland.
The enemy continues his retreat with
the same precipitation. On The 2sth Of
| May, twelve Polish spearmsn upon recon-
jnotring duty met at SaIrnlewice, one hun
dred and ten Austrian dragons WHO were
retreating towards Rava they routed them,
and made eleven prisoners. On the SO.h,
n toe morning, Gen Kosinski, Comnau-
ding the advanced guard, after having en-
tered Lowicz, proceeded as far as Sechac.
kew, where ne met with no move OF IN m,
who it appears are retreating to Polica.
Some reports, however, seem TO indicate
that the main Of the Austrian troops ars
bending their march towards Upper Sile..
STA. They commit excuses every where
they carry away provisions, cattle and
horses. The new levies of ali the depart-
ments take place with the greatest rapi-
djty and Success.
The Archduke Ferdinand, in contempt
of thc convention made with Prince PonIa.
ltowski, and the engagement lie had taken
not TO levy any contributor, has eXaeted
me q 30 coo forms on the city OF Warsaw.
lie has moreover required that the terrific
rial impos,tious and lie residue of a forced
loan established in 1905 aud whose pay
monts fall due only n 1910 should be deli
yer6d up TO him. These measures tore
old the evacuation of Warsaw, which fol-.
owed soon after.
| Prince Pom a,owski writes TO the Prince
u NcuichateI, from Head. quarters a, Ir.
eni, 25th May, that on the gan the Gen.
l 4 brigade ROsm, cki rendered himScL mas.
| r. OF Jsrohsw where ne has made ore CO.
4 one, % officers aud 900 men prisoners O..
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Norelnn
New YoRK, August 4.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday arrived this Port, the big
Sta,ira, Capt. Geer. in 40 days from ioa-
don, which place she left on he 2lst of
June. ON captain G. and his yassen-
gers, the Ed or of the MERCANTILE ADJ
vFRTIsye has received = reeu ar file of
London papers 10 the 90 b of lune, inciu.
sive and Ii yd's Lis 10 The 10th.
By the S,a ire, we learn. that The Bit
ish Minister CHR. Jackson,N had no, sail
ed for America but that he was about
sa ling in sloop OF war for America
TIE Phi 'erix ftIga,e was ordered Ter some
other service.
Our numerical friends will find, by
referringtoour ex rsets ON Lloyds Lis;s,
that great rurb,r OF American vessels
have arriv d in Er ISL ports--The S,a,i.
ra is the bearer of dispatches from the
American Minister ~ London TO the 60.
vernment OF the United Sta,es.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-08-11

Two very important reports have got
into Circulation. 1t was confidently sta-
ted on Sslu day that the King Of Prussia
has declare ed war against France and it
was at the ame time asserted, that ano.
Their ba tie had been fought on he lett
bank Of the D1nube, IN VIII ch Bonaparte
had proved successful The f,rmer of
these reports CD st.ed considerable credit
IN the cry, and le,teis containing what
was stated 10 be he subs aDce cf MS Prus.
sian Maze vs. Declaration were shewn.
j. was observed, however, that differences
so material appeared IN these descriptions
OF the PIE ended p sian Man fcstO, that
no reliance could be placed on the sccu.
racy OF any OF them. The arrival OF the
young Prince e Orange in this country
has tended, we believe, 10 spread an opt
mon that he X ng Of Prussia has tesolYed
10 axe a part 10 the war agains, France J
is said that he has been determined
to tGke this course, 10 consequence OF Bo.
napare having expressed himself dissat-
is1ed with all the expana ions that have
beea oFsrtd by The Cab net of KUnings.
berg, fespecliug the conduct of Schulz
Z be rGmoue h viewer, must b. acconpa.
MED by better evidence ,hsn any that has
ye' been a1duced IN Is support, before the
doubts winch Il is calculated 10 excne can
be removed. II the King OF Prussia has
determined TO SO TO war, it IS probably
in consequence ola conye,ion that Bona.
paiie has resolved 10 strip him Of the smsll
remains Of power he has still left. 1t
must be !ast effort OF despair. with
regard to the latter report II is certainly
no. improbable that a battle has taken
= &c en- the Dsnubs but the authority r
that iaci is not better than that for the
RUSSIAN dc ciaration Of var. The rumour
IS stated IN letters lTom Holland and is
SAID 10 DC oorrobnrsled by a senlIeman
who arrived on Friday AZ Harwich, in q
neutral vessel, from the CoalinCn,.