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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24
VINE COMPANY Of PENN oY1.yAEr

IT H E M ,uagers of the Vineyard. at
Z Spring VI Is, conceive it duty tba.
they owe to the lovers of the Vintage ia
the United States, to inform that they have
y large number of fine plants and cuttings
OF various kinds, for sale at very reasona-
BILE prices for the Autumn s. next Springs
planting. Orders addressed 20 Mr. 8erL
nard M'Mahon, seedsmaa and flowsrist, in
PhiiadeiPhia, or to Peter Leagoux, at the
vineyard, post paid, viii De carefully ate
tended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24
RECUNIARY RESOURCES.

We have before US an account of the
state debt of Mar land to the 1st. No.
vember, 1909, which was laid before
the General Assembly of that state,
by the Auditor General, on the 9Th of
the present month. BY this estimate
1t appears that there is balance 80,
712E 1Ss, 2-4d, current money, and
1,0oJ,5oo dollars 70 cents in stock OF
the United States, in favor Of the state
OF Maryland, exclusive of 2o9,641 +
i3s. id. Current money, funds in tn
different institutions of the state OF
Maryland. A recapitulstion of the ~
bove, reduced 70 federal currency,
would stand thus:
Balance Of the state debt, 8 los, S67 76
United States stock, LOGO 500 ~
Funds ia institutions, $50 GA; a.
Total, dolls 1 729.I19 60
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24

WILL BE SOLD, at Buckingham court
w house, for ready money, on the 9th
day Of January next (It being court day. by
virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Charles
Talley to Henry Rawlins and David Bell,
as trustees, for the purpose Of securing a
debt tlerein mentioned due TO the executor
of John Adcock, dec. TRACT Of LAND,
containing 40 acres, lying and being in th (
said county, between the two Buffalo CT eeks,
branches of WllIis's river, aud in the neigh
borhcod Of Cara.
HENRY RAVVLINS,
Surviving trustee.
Nov eth, 1909. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24
BOARDING FOR DELEGATES
~ WILLIAM RALEIGH has taLe,

- WILLIAM RALEIGH, has taken the
house belonging TO David Bullock, Esq west
from the capitol, and lately occupied by
William Writ, Esq
he can accommodate from Is 70 90. and
shall make preparations for that purpose.
lie begs leave TO inform his friends as
well as those who may consde in him, that
be will devote himself with the grestest at
tention to give satisfaction to them, as well
as to obtain the appreciation Of his own mind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24
CAUTION

CAUVIO
no Govt and Rheumatic Drops being known
excepting those invented by Or. Tissot THE
public are requested TO notice thar none ace eenus
inc unless the names Of DR.. Tissott. and The pro.
Prietor Henry Ward, are cut in the glass of the
bottle, and che outside cover OF eaeh'potlle siRus
ed by the said proprietor himself wifi -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24

THE co-partnership of Caleb H Tur-
ner and Asa Hopkins, clock-maker,,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the first
day of instant, November The business
will be carried on in future by Caleb II.
Turnerl who alone is authorised to settle all
contracts made with the above firm.
CALEB II. TURNER.
ISA HOPKINS.
Prince Edward, lst Nov. 1909. w2p
n Is, Cabinet Work of al kinds made to
order. G. H. TURNER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24

The legislature of Tennessee have
passed an act, 10 disquslify any Persoo j
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-11-24

Total, dolls. !, 72s,112 60
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21
foreign 9utrliigeuee.
LONDON, JyLY
THE EXPEDITION.

From the fecreey which has hitherto been
preierved, there is not the fmalleIt rezfou to
believe that the numerous points of deltina-
ton which have been afcribed to the Erpe-
dition are announced on any better authority
than that OF mere conjecture. The quantity
of artillery, both field and battering, is TO nu-
merous, as to renderit extremely probable that
fudden attacks mcditated on fome great ma
val arlenal, or place of Rrengih of fome of
our enemies = Ii is already dicovercd that it
will be impoflible to complete the various ar
engagements 70 early as the sth infant, on
which day i was originally propofed that the
Expedition fhould fail, & to collect the whole
at one poiat is found equally impraeticable,
within any reaionable time the Expedition
NUT therefore fail from different ports
Portsmouth is the grand point of aflemblage
at Harwich and the Downs alto troops are
collecting. Notwithstanding the expedient of
employing ihips of war to convey the troops.
which now appears to be meafure of necef-
fifty, the deficiency 10 fuch, that even foreign
veilels have been taken up by Government as
tranfports. The following thips of war have
already been appointed to the prefent fervice,
to which i; is erpec.ed there will be coniid-
cradle addition.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21

made sphwc = .neh noss, Gar wi':i az dae
dii genee oepars tiereffonl, and return wifh-
our delav to TIE United States 70 fa- as re.
lates to any fa-fei,ure or peaa.,s accruing
from their arriv,ag in he United states from
Britifl ports, Q. with Birth merchandise
In the Aforementioned sales Of veilels ar.
irving in the uaiftd states. and which are
for the pfe.ent exempted from FIGURE, The
veAels and carco.s may bc admitted to entrY.
The time when the encloicd proclamation
fhall have been known AT the ports OF de-
par,ure RESPECTIVELY, mua be s!eertained by
the belt means IN your power; and you may
refer doubtful cafes to this department.
Application may of courfe ltIl be made in
all cafes for an abfolute rendition of.the for
FIXTURES and penalties in the mannar pro-
vided TOR 10y law the infruction herein e'@-
en- to ahltain from profeeutions and i.'.cze5
in the aforementioned cafes, beinH a-., ~
tended to prevent the e.penets - iaconFs-
nence 10 which the parties ooueet.ed would
olherwiie he expoled.
am, RESPECTFULLY, Sir,
Your obedient lervsut,
ALBERT GALLATIN.
The Collector of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21
btLrinsRC. aUc. s.
SERIOUS INiiMh iE0N>.
ENinal n a leficr dated Pans, II


Il, 1900.
I" The public papers viii have AZ.
priced you, ofthe events which have
taken place on the Danube. BIZ,
they will not inform you of thr
whole truth. 1t is faid, that oor lois
has been 10000 men but think il
is exaggerated by fourth. Wha;
know well, however, is that the EN-
pre(s wifhed TO repair TO Vienna,
near the Emperor, which he preven-
red. The reafon is that he would
have i, believed that Ills WOUND
does no, prevent him from comman-
ding in perfon. Whereas, if the
Empress were with him, tie amy
would think that the wound was
dangerous, while nor feeling her. 9
oths OF the folders do not know
that he vas wounded on the 23d of
laft i~,nth. A prefea of the place.
one OF my friends, has juit fet our
for the army. He afures me that
they have no folicitude about the
life Of the Emperor, and that in def
pite of his Phyficians, he is occupied
night and day with the Prince of
Neufchatel (Berthier) in the care of
his army, which he wiihes to re al
fume the offenfve. His majcey
does not conceal the inquietude
which the North Of Germany occa-
fions him. He Jays emphalically
that this campaign, which is to be
the Taft, gives him more folicituds
than all the others together. We
are here without fear, and without
inquietude. Touchiag the refult cf
the war We feel confidence in the
talents and the foreGght Of that al
toniihing man /; and we rely upon
the fidelity of Although
fome evil wifhers, without doubt in
the pay of England, have endeavour-
ed to cloud the fubjea by doubts.
The credulous Gapers (Gobe-
nouches,) Of the fuburbs Of St. Ger
maine, lprecinds of Psris) regard
the Ruiban armies as already united
to thofe of Auifria, and the French
troops as driven back to the borders
of the Rhine. 1t mutt be acknowl-
edged that we had fears tor mo-
ment for the Grand Army, at the
frit intelligence of the battle of the
Danube but all has been dif1ipat.d
BY the 10th and fubfequent bulletins.
Private letters have been detained +;
but have at length arrived, and the
truth is nearly known. Commerce
is at an end. The maritime cities
are totally ruined, and without re-
medy, fhould the fate Of things con-
tinuc another year. Already fomc
reports have arifen, Of infurreaions
in the South and theWeft of France
but thoie reports are ltifled. 1t was
laid that troops went from Spain to
apPeafe the troubles Of the South,
and that others, defined for Spain.
had received counter orders in the
environs Of Bordeaux. to pats into the
departments on the Wet bu. il is
thought all that is at an end. What
afflitts the Fathers Of families, is thar
a new confcription is on foot. In
that cafe. your nephew. Auguitus,
will be taken. although he is not IS
years old. He fwears that he will
not march and it is to be prefu-
med that he will have many imita-
tors"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21
Non.lnte.courle Law Revived
n. T3E PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED S74sTES or AMERICA,
\ Proclamation.

WHEREAS in coniequence of 4
Communication from HIS Britannia
N.ajeily's Envoy Extraordinary and
Minil.er pienipoten.iary, declaring
that the Dritiih Orders in Council OF
January and November, 1907, would
have been withdrawn on the 10th
day Of June lait and by virtue OF
authority given, in iuch event, by the
nth fetfion of the act OF Congreis
entitled +" an act to interditt the
commercial intercourse between the
United States aud Great Britain and
France and their dependencies and
for other purpoies," /, JAMES
MADISON, Prelident of the United
States, did iiiue my Proelar .ation
bearing date on the 10Th OF April
iat, declaring that the Orders in
Council aforsfaid would have been
10 Withdrawn on the faid roth day
of lune, after which the trade iui-
pended by certain acts of Congreis
might be renewed And whereas it
is now officially made known to me
tina, the faid Orders in Council have
not been withdrawn agreeably to the
communication and declaration afore-
faii do hereby proclaim the fame,
and confequently that the trade re-
Movable on the event of iaid Orders
being withdrawn, is to be coniIcred
as under the operation of the feveral
acts by which fuch trade was fui-
pended.
Given under my hand and the
Seal of the United States, at
the City of Warrington, the
ninth day of Auguf, in the
year of our Lord one thou
iand eigh; hundrs1 and nine,
and of the Independence of
the iaid United States the
,hirty-four,h.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON.
By the PRECEDENT,
4. SMITH, Secretary IF State.
The following letter has been addrelIed
BY tho Secretary of the Trcafnry to the re.
tpetaive Collectors, in conlequence OF the a.
have p.aclar,ation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21
So!nrst:e Jntrl!igrner.
E.Stra9 d a letter from onr Correlpsn-
dent at Neu-Oricans.
ALARMS.

ALARMS.
In proportion to the warm wealth
er our chickering's and difficulties in
create here-'fhe Emigrants from
Cuba have lately been ievereiy ham
died in the o. rs Gazette, :hey
have taken this i'll dadgeon, and have
uttered threats againit Bradford the
Printer, which he ieems to treat with
contempt.
But the mott ferrous thing which
has occurred has been an attempt to
mutiny in camp; bad provifions,
want of eloathing, mott vile en-
campment flooded during the rains,
and ficknefs in confequence, have
10 diigulted the new levies, that
number of the AFOREMENTIONED of
fcers had determined as loon as they
ihould be paid off, to march the
troops away in. a body.--Some FAY
their project was to plumber the city,
others, to force their way back to the
United Stares--We hitherto know
little Of the details all that can
now FAY with certainty, is that the
SERGEANT Major of the dragons, and
upwards of dozen others have been
arreited, and are under trial; il will
wonderfully help Wilkinfon for a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21

/. neil 5.ells, ard al ample uaf'y Of a-rmunl,
ton for ieige.
Foot Artillery 22o0 , NJ,
Horfe do. 8 Troops goo ''
Sir Richard s,rachan, Sir Samuel Hood,
Rear Admiral O,way, and Sir Home Pophan,
it is faid, are already named TO naval COM
mAnds With refpectto the command OF the
land forces, there is no rea!on, a, prefent, 10
doubt, that the Earl of Chatham viii be in
,ruiled with the direction ol this formidable
free.
Captain Plampin, of the Courageux, Ia :
feveral men of war placed under na command
Guns and nores for between 60 and 70 armed
launches are put m beard the Chips of war.
All fuch American and other neutral vel
fels as may be engaged by the Tranfport Board
to ferve, are to be commanded by Briiiih of
6cers, and uavigaied by Br,Iih crews. II ls
alto laid that Britifh Merchants have deoi.
ded inierelt in fueh ihips.
Orders are faid TO have been ihued for a
rigorou. and General Embargo in every port
in the United Kingdom.
In the Court of Kings Bench, on Sd ult.
an action was brought by Mr.. Wright, an
uphoflerer, againff Colonel Wardle for the
recovery Of 9I4l fer articles furnifhed Mrs.
Mary Anne Clarke, upon his perfonal promife
of paymenl-in return for which Mrs. c. was
to give him every information in her power
relative TO her connection with his Royal
Highpefs the Duke of York. The Jury found
averdict for the plaintiff.
II appears that after Col. w. had accom-
pfhed his Object aga,nff the Duke of York,
he denied the promife he had made to
Wright, and the acton was the confequence.
On the day fucceding the trial, Wardle, in an
address To he People of the United King
DOM" declared that the verdict was obtained
by "tojpy aiose," and while he pledged HIM
fef TO prove it by courfe of law, he 5egged
the public weuld fufpend their judgment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21
BOSTON, AUG. Is.

Extract eta litter from HaAfa1, dug. 8.
/" BY the arrival of the frigate lanai
ca, and the ship Bee, from England, We
have London, papers to July 5.
" The French army near Yicnna sill
continues inactive. The Russian force
which is said to be approaching, con-
sists OF only 10000. The Prussians
will strengthen Aust,fs to this amount,
il it is true they have declared against
France.
The Austrians occupy the bank of
the Danube opposite to Pres6urg, and
above and below Vienna-and frequent.
ly annoy the enemy.
There are some hints ofovertures
Cor Peace between the Emperor of
.fustria and France. Baron Won Vim
cent is said TO be gone to Tenna and
Bonaparte has sent Counts Pergen and
Zengerdorffto Wafvensdorg, where the
Emperorof Austria resides. The Mon
item says, i" this circumstance has Civ.
en- rise to reports of peace.
Bavaria and Wirfem6crg are over
run by insurgents, & Switzerland is said
to be in commolion."
Extract o. anoshrr ietter-dag. 6.
sent papers the day before yes,er.
day by Lieut.. Byng, ofthe armed sch.
Brcum.
Admiral Cochrane is coming here
from the Wea Y'rdies, with his SQUAD.
ron. II is said he will be expected in
about fortnight.
AUo. 9.
The Lady Pelerv packet, has Just
arrived from Falmouth, % days. have
yet only seen London paper of Aug. 6,
the English Chronicle. II s,ys" We
stop the press to state, tina, intelligence
to the 3oth ult from Corunna, announ-
oes the entire evacuation of GaLicia, by
the armies under NEy & SouLr, whose
united forces have been reduced to 10,
ooo.-They carried with them 5000
sick and wounded.-Thus the port of
Ferrol is again delivered from the
enemy.
.fng. o--at night.
Since writing this morning | have
seen London paper, the Evening
Mail, Of July z. The Postscript says,
4" Letters from HeHsotana ofthe Cd inst.
were received yesterday--It was rcpor.
ted, and believed there, a, that date, that
a further battle had taken place between
the two Grand Armies near the Dan.
ube, in which the French were defeat
ed with great loss.
The new Expedition preparing in
England was expected TO sail Tor be
ready 10 saiD about the 18th or 10th
ult. 1t is stated to consist of near
$4,000 men.
!" Our Collector has Just informed
me, that the clause in the Act permit
ting the American Trade to these ports
Halifax, Shelburne, &c. in American
bottoms, having expired with the last
Session of Parliament, new clause
bad been passed previous to its expira-
ton authorizing his Majesty to permit
that trade under certain restrictions, by
bis Order in Council, until the wear
ial2-but, his Majesty not having
thought proper to renew his Order in
Council to that effect, the trade to these
Ports in American bottoms, could no
longer be permitted here"
From L9ndon Psfier Of Julg z.
Yesterday, Mr.. Jackson, His Males.
| tvs Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotertiary to the United States
o. .fmcriea, took leave of His Majesty
previous to leaving E-gtQn4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21

From a London Psfier Of Jalg 7.
Yesterday, Mr.. Jackson, His Males.
tvs Envoy Extraordinary and Minis
ter Plenipotentiary to the United STATES
o. vimcrica, took leave of His Majesty
previous to leaving ErgiQn&.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21
ARTXLERlc.

SIXTY l8 Founders, ba,tering; forty "a do.
no pieces field Artillery; ten 6s Id carron-
AIDES 40 Mortars; many Howitzers; an I'M
menie number Of ccngrevc Rocket; Sharp.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21

The following letter has been addrelled
BY tho Secretary of the Treasury to the re-
tpetiive Collectors, in conlequence OF the a.
bove Proclamation
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21

Orders are faid TO have been ifIued for a
rigorous and General Embargo in every port
in the United Kingdom.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-21
ABsfpaCr or THE
Old Non-!n,ercourfe Law.

TIE tsla7viss arc Tie fst7ion5 Ct tic aid
Non. hterc,uyjS klse utitb are aeqO
in farce BY siftre Of tbe Prseipiatian
9f TIE Prsfdfnt, qrS,b il Purified
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
AJSTRIAS7 FRANCE.

We conclude with confidence that a rup-
ture is very probable that the dlscordancy
there is in the existence OF these two powers
SO Incompatible by the difference OF the Gle.
ments of which thev are composed, Will
speedily manifest itself in the field OF battle;
that the c%oniuoctpre is very fortunate, on
account of the negotiations CT E.ngland with
Turkey, which makes it imposslblefor Rus-
sia otake an active part in attacking and
plu ndering her ally and friend and tt'as a
natural sentiment OF self-pfeservation and
the honor of the nation, and of an august
dynasty, vii not allow OF any other msa-
sures, or other expedients, than to ole or
conquer thus following the example OF a
mother nation which feels the same, and Is
laboring IN the same way tor its legitimate
lord
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
aleranurta Daap 6asette.
WASHINGTON BRIDGE.
MoEpAY, APRIL II.

It is with pleasure we announce that the
WashingtonBridge is SO far completed as to
be passable on Saturday last tor foot passen-
gers; it is intended to render it fit for carri-
ages to pass, on or before the 18th of May,
and from the activity which Mr.. Mills, the
builder, has hitherto displayed in the prose
cution of his work we have no doubtshe Will
accomplish that desirable object.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
NORFOLK, April II.

The Swedish schooner John, capt. Chad.
dick, arrived here this morning IN 14days
from st. Bartholomew. BY this vessel we
learn that no information had been received
at that island respecting the British expedl-
ton having gone against Guadaloupe IT
was BY somc supposed that it would be re-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
TsYgsnia Election.

We stop the press to announce the glori-
GUS intelligence from Bath. At the close
of the polls Yesterday, SaUo9pe had a ma
iority of 10 votes over Smith-gen. Samuel
Bhc25mn and .Sambson Aathe7os, esq. two
genuine federalists, are elected to the as
senablv. Last fall the federalists of Bath
could give no more than "a votes for the
federal ticket - stanton bGber, APrlll2.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
Joseph II. Vaudeville,

Corner Of King aud U~nlon-streets,
HAS FOR SALE,
1000 baskets coarse and fine Salt, by the
bushel and in sacks.
50 barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in casks. :.
5000 VT. best green Coffee, in bags.
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward Island, and
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, and Hy-
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imhortahons.
Sugar, best Muscovado, in hossheads aud
barrels.
DO inferior qualities, in do.
Molasses, in hog4..eads
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail. !
Candles, mould and dipped.
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hanilton's and Carrots
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Pepper, .Allspice, Chewing Tobacco,
Nader opperas, Soal Leather, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, Ks. sc.
ILSO,
Best Superine Flour. for private families,
a few barrels Corn, and some Seed Oats,
Of Paris, Ks.
April II. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
BRlsToI. Fe5Yuaru "a.

II KS
"lS row currently reported that minis
~smsan to adopt a mode of warfare with
sI9 % SPAN, more consistent, it is said,
=. ~Saf lasular situation, natal prepondcr-
and military establishments. THIS IS
n !. IN frequent and partial descents
h aS extensive line q coastfTom Bayonne
W.. 's0a' Its expediency and advantages
od frequently recommended by the great
Nsqiscn & the alarm which ,ordCoch-
a, ssPt up some time ago on the French
! N the Mediterranean, proves, if 1t
"a sleq on a large scale, that nothing
usrlsuie more to harrass and distract
IL asny, BY these means, the hopes Of
,b1,ts, silois will be constantly kept alive
ON NE invaders will be tormented and
@0ssby toilsome marches.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17

linquished, Notwithstanding the British had
received a reinforcement OF troops from Ia
maica.
None of the numerous vessels which sail
ed since the raising of the embargo, had ar
rived at St. Barth1lomeWs, when the John
sailed.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17

at least be $4,000. The probability, how
ever, now is, that his total majority Will
not be less than 5000.
Thus have the whole OF the New-Eng--
land states become completely federal, with
the exception of a very small majority IN
one branch of the Vermont Legislature,
which will also be changed in a short TING.
it is strongly suspected intends
to follow suit.
AS the Democratic editors would say.
I" these are tremendous expressions q the
public wiH!!!.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
N I C E.

a IL persons having claims against the
n hrmo Kors5urgA 81 Calder, lately cx-
isting N Alexandria, or against the subscYib-
crs, individually, are requested to present the
same for settlement to Robert Anderson.
John Horsburgh,
Robert Calder.
,.ztrI IL. 8"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17
~PokIsmouTH, Feb. Is.

,lr, PORTSMOUTH, TO. Io'
,ae iaibernian and Vile de Paris, OF
guns each, sailed esterday for tae,
I~aaslranean. The West Iudia, Brazil,
mediterranean conveys still wait for
sirds.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-04-17

Accounts as late as January 18th, from
the United States, had been received in
England previous to the sailing of the
Dean. These were considered so friendly
to reconciliation, as to excite great exulta-
tionin the public mind. they were anxious
" expecting arrival OF the Pacific, which,
it was generally believed, would give !" as
sprance doubiy sure" Of the returning har-
monY and commercial intercourse.
Pin. Gaz.