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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-22


Blue, black ,brown, drab, Marseilles cuttings
corbeau, bottle green, Eustians and jeans
grey and dark mixed Lutte strings
superfne cloths Sinshaw and Mantau
Carssimcres silks
Bennets patent cord Silk & york tan gloves
Coa.:ngs and Aannels Bandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkerchiefs
Velvets and constitution Calnmels hair shawls
cords Checkered and striped
Bevcreens linens
10 and A Irish linens Damask shawls
blue & yellow nankeens Russia & dow villas linens
Wide and narrow cotton Rattinets 8cbombazetts
cassrneres Red & green booking
Chntzcs and callicoes baize
Cambrick and common Brown hollands
dimities Suspenders
Calmancoes Ur' ,rellas & parasols
Durant and Jones spin Black satins and ho-
ming rentines
Cotton and worsted ho- Scissors s. pen-kl.ives
siery Silk hose
Co!ored, chambray, cam- Gilt & plated buttons
brick, jackanet, null Oil cloths
null, India, British, Trunks
book ,gurrah, bafta, & Morocco & kid shoes,
leno Muslins &c. &c.
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
| lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner.
Wilmington, March g, 1905. If
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Lees Anti. Bilious Pills

rerlons willing TO pure iaie this valuahie
medicine are reqpefed to be particular in en-
curing for Lees .An'i-Binious Pits, put up In
wooden boxes, having on the outfide wrapper
the lignature ofRicl,ard Lee & sou--,his is
necessary as there are other pills of the fame
maine.
~Tbe operation Of theie pills is perfectly mild
70 as TO be used with: safety by perions in every
ftuation, and Of every age.
They have been found remarkably eficacioAs
in preventing and curing diorders attendant
on long voyages, and should be procured and
carefully preserved for ufe by every seaman
Lees Elixar,
A cetain remedy for cold, coughs, asthuas,
and particularly the whooping cough, 70 de-
structive to children.
Lees Essence Of Mustard,
So we'll known for the cure of rheumatfn,
govt, pa!lcy, sprains, &c.
Lees Grand Restorative,
Proved BY long experience to be unequalled
in the cure of nervous disorders, consumptions,
iowncis ofspiiits, inward weaknesses, etc.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch,
Which is warranted an ineallibe remedy
by one application.
Ague and Fever Drops,
For the cure Of Agues, remittent and inter-
mittent Fevers.
Persian Lotion,
Celebrated for the Cure of Ring worms, Tet-
tiers, &c.
Lees Genuine Eye Water,
An eH'ectual remedy for all dileaieS of the
eyes.
Tooth Ache Drops,
which give immediate relief
Lees Corn Plaster.
Damask Lip.SaIve,
Restorative Powder.
For the teeth and gums.
The Anodyne Elixir,
For the cure of every kind of Head. Ache.
Indian Vedegetable Specific,
For the cure of Veneral Complaints.
Lees Laxitive Pills.
Each and every Medicine above enumera-
ted have got their directions deferibing their
mode of uls il the mott perfect manner.
October IS.
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lanes Gardner,

ID ESPECTTULLY informs his friends
Hand the public that he has removed
his store to the cas-. side of Market-street,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (near-
ly opposite the post-ofice) where he has
opened large assortment of elegant Dry
Goods among which are,
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-07-22
SYMPTOMS.

Itching of the nofe and anus hunger with
rayenons appetite naaiea knawing pain in
the homach or iutetines fntid breath grind
ing of the teeth and moaning In sleep; in
tern,irting weak pulle, and hectic fever. fanr-
ings; and ionietimes conyution fits paleness
wasting of the flesh but there are feyeral
kinds of worms Itching about the anus with
teneimns are signs of ascarides,or small thread
womrs. Sudden gripings about the navel de-
note the common round worm. Gnawing
pains inthe stomach, and voraciousneis, rhe
nav worms. And weight in the belly, like
the rolling Of a ball, the taenia, OF tape
wcrm.
Forthe p,euenfion and care ofiilions and ma@ig-
,out f.7,erc 30 ,ooo,,,
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tits believed that the above scheme presents to
the adven.urcr as fair prospects for as any
heretofore offered the public.
When the trustees take into consideration the
laudable object for which the benefit ofthis lot
terry is intended, they fatter themselves, with
Confidence, that liberal public will enable them
to effect the drawing in a very short time.
FL Tickets may be had Of the trustees, and
such persons as they may appoint.
February 4, If
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7alst Published,

By c. & A. CONRAD & CO. Philadelphia, (&
subscriptions received by Peter BRyNBEKo,
Wilmington,)
The American Register,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
Virginia /:

-At Suterior Court az Chlncery holden
atMe Cahitot in the Cry Of Richnloni.
the eighteenth day Of February, 1909.
"oosts IL. Rose, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Joel Bennett and Tandy Bo~cock. assignees of
Richard Barbour, late a bankrupt. now dccea.
sed. Thomas Barbour, father and heir of the
sa> Richard, John Thomas, Robert King.
Charles Croughton, and William Davidson
Executors of James Short.
TIL :. defendant Robert King not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security accord
ing to the act of Assembly, and the rules ofthis
court and II appearing to the sausfactio On of the
court, that he is not an inhabitant of this coun.
Try, on motiod of the plaintiff by counsel, il is or.
dered that the said defendant do appear here on
the hrst day OF the next Term, and answer the
bill oil the plaintiff, and that copy of This order
BE- forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish.
ed In the city OF Richmond, for two months sue.
cessively. and posted the front door of the ca.
pitoi in the said city.
Copy-Teste
8w PETER TINsLEY C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
Virginia {:

ut Snierfor Court OF sChanceru holden
at me Cahitoi in the Csfy Of Richmond,
me eighteenth day Of february, 1909.
Nooert n. Rose, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
joel Bennett an Tandy Bowcock. assignees OF
Richard Barbour. late bankrupt, now decea.
sed. Thomas Barbour father aad heir of the
said Richard, John Thoa,s. Robert King,
Charles Croughton and William Davidson.
Executors of James Short.
THE defendant Robert King not having enter.
ed his appearance aud gisea security accord
ing to the act of Assembly. aud the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that he is not an inhabiant of this country,
on motion of the plaintiff by counsel. it is order.
ed that the said defendant do appear here on the
first day OF the next term and answer the
bill OF che plaintiff, and that acopy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper puo
lished in the city of Richmond, for two months
successively' and posted at the front door of the
capitol in the said city.
Copy-Teste,
8w PETER TINsLEY, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
Virginia

1T a Suhenor Court of Chancery holden
at me CafttoL in Richmond, Fe5r1nr.,
27th, 1909,
John M. Walker, Administrator with tn e
will annexed of John Christian deceased /,
James Patteson, the same John VI. Wal
ker, Administrator of Joyce Christian de
ceased, and the said John NJ. Walker and
Susanna, his wife, sole heiress of the said
Joyce Christian apd George Smith, and
the saidl ohm NJ. Walker, Executors OF
Lucy Duiguid, deceased, and George
Christian and Joyce P. his wife, George
Il. DGiguid and Elizabeth his wife. and
Lydia Duiguid, heirs of the said Lucy
Duiguid, deceased, Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Elizabeth Patteson, Exeeutrix, and George
Christian, Executor of Peter Patteson, de
ceased, and Martha Patteson, Elizabeth
M'Reynolds, Charles Patteson, Peggy Pat
teson, Polly Patteson, Peter Pattesoa, Jen.
ny Patteson, Henry Patteson, Fanny Pat
teson, and Patteson and Charles Ba..
con, son and heir of Nancy Bacon, late
Nancy Patteson, children and heirs at law
OF Chares Patteson, deceased, and devil
sees of the said Peter Patteson, deceased,
Mary Ann Patteson, widow of John Pat
teson, deceased, Charles Phelps and Mol.
ly, his wife, Lewis Dawson, and Lucy his
wife, Samuel p. Christian, and Nancy
his wife, Samuel Patteson and John Pat
teson,infants, by the said Samuel p. Chris.
tian, specially assigned their guardian
heirs OF the said John Patteson, deceased
Defendants.
ON motion of the Plaintiffs, by counsel
~ and 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court, that the defendants Elizabeth
Patteson, Executrix, and Martha Patteson
Elizabeth M'Reynolds, Charles Pate.
son, Peggy Patteson, Polly Patieson, Pc.
ter Patteson, Jenny Patteson, Henry Pat.
teson, Fanny Patteson, Patteson, and
Charles Bacon, heirs of Charles Patteson.
deceased, and devisees of Peter Patteson
deceased, are not inhabitants of this conn.
try, it is ordered that the said defendants
appear before this court on the first dav
OF the next term, and shew cause, if anv
they can, why the suit lately depending be.
tween William Duiguid, and Lucy, his wife
John M. Walker, Administrator with the
will annexed, of John Christian, deceased
Joyce Christian, widow of the said John
Christian and James Patteson, plaintiffs, and
Charles Patteson, Defendant, which hath
abated as well by the deaths of the said
William Duiguid, and Lucy, his wife. and
Joyce Christian, as by the death of the said
Charles Patteson, & the proceedings there.
in had, should not stand and be revived a.
gainst them in the names of the present
plaintiffs, and be in all things in the same
plight and condition as it was in at the time
of the abatement, and that a copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and posted at
the front door Of the Capitol in the said ci.
t
A Copy-Teste,
PETER TINSLKY. &C
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09

For pay and subsistence of the ma.
rine corps, including provisions for
those on shore, and forage for the
stall, one hundred and thirty five thou
sand six hundred and forty-seven dol
lars, and seventy cents;
For clothing for the same, thirty-
two thousand nine hundred and thirty
three dollars and eight cents
For military stores for the same.
one thousand three hundred and fifty
four dollars;
For medicines, medical services.
hospital stores, and all other expenses
on account of the sick belonging to the
marine corps, two thousand dollars
For quarter masters and barrack
masters stores, for officers travelling
expenses, armorer's and carpenter's
bills, fuel, premiums for enlisting.
musical Instruments, bounty to music.
and other contingent expenses of the
marine corps, fourteen thousand one
hundred and twenty-five dollars;
For the expenses of navy yard.
comprising dock and other improve
ments, pay of superintendent, store
keepers, clerks and laborers, sixty
thousand dollars:
For ordnance and small arms, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars:
Sec. 3. And be it further enacted.
That the several sums specifically ap-
propriated by this act, shall be paid
out of any monies in the treasury. not
otherwise appropriated. :
J. b. VARNUM.
Sneaker Of the House of Rshrcseuta,iyes
IN: MILLEDGE.
President ofthe Senate hro-temhore.
March 8, 1909.
Approved.
TIL; JEFFERSON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
TIL; JEFFERSON.
NEW-YORK, May 1.

Last evening Rhode Island Packet at.
rived at this port, and the Captain furnish.
ed The editor OF the Mercantile Advert.
ser, with the Boston Repertory, from
which the following Intelligence is copied
1t Is five days later than our former adj.
vices from London.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
LATEST FROM ENGLAND VIA
HALIFAX.

t'cies OF intelligence from The I.,ndoo 70.
ze"e to the l4th, and from Greenock pa.
Pers 10 the l7th Of March. rhe news 10
OIL considerable imp ortance.
ne die, at last is cast in GERMANY
he whole Empire exhibits one scene of
military movements.
FRENCH MOVEMENTS.
Inc French my of the Rhine under
t)avoust IS on its march to Tn. D,nrha
General Oudinot, whose head ouar,.r.
are at Augsburgh, command nearly 40 ooo
men,. Several Dutch Regiments have
passed the Mayn on their way to Franco.
MA, putting all the carriages and horses
III .heir passage in reqnisi,ion.
ffench army is to be formed in
'axony' with which the forces of the Com.
'euera'ion OF the Rhine are 10 aet.
ne French have an army of abov.
so'ooo men in Italy, near the Austrian
frontiers. Massena is to have the. cor,
mand. VIC |o'n-
On the 18th of Feb. dispatches arr;,s
at Vienna, with the final decis;o, rs n
napate on the subject of his differences
WIN the emperor Francis. MESSENGERS
were Immediately dispatched to Peters
onrgh, Berlin and Copenhagen, and to the
SeVeral Austrian governments.
Marshal DuToc passed through FronL.
tort, Feb. I'd on an important mission from
Bonaparte to the Russian cabinet.
Jerome Bonaparte by imperial com
mand has issued decree. otderiog onr
an army for service of 5000, and an srmv
OF reserve OF 500 men.
GERMAN HIOUCN4r.r-e
a Gordon of troops has been formed a.
long the whole extent of the Austrian
frontier. Great exertions are making to
'or''iy Ems in upper Austria.
The British Government had received
intelligence from the head quarters of the
Spanish army at Carolina, Gan advantage.
Gus post in the Sierra Morena) dated Feb.
18th. The Spanish patriots still retained
respectable force, and a confidence of
eventual success. General Urbin had
been appointed to the command Of the
central army and that of Carolina in place
Of the Duke dInfaptado uader arrest
The French army had retired upon To.
ledo and Madrid, for the purpose of en-
ter'ng Estremadura with an army of Is 900
men.
Among the Spanish forces now embo-
died We observe the following ment toned.
zen. Cuesta at TruxilIo with $4,000 in
tantry and 1000 cavalry, A division of
British and Portuguese at Alcanara, Of
$4,000. The army of Carolina ~, 900 in-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
Rees's Cyclopedia.

The 18th No. or Vol. 10, part 1, is lust
received and ready for delivery at this Of
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seneral Assembly, begun and held at the Can; Of
IN the city OF Richmond, on Monday the fifth
say OF December, in the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and eight, and Of
inc commonwealth, the thirty-thirJ.
an Cr providing for the redemption IF certain
lands forfeited BY the non payment Of the tax.
es thereon.
Passed February n, 1901
RE il enacted by the General Assemble. Tia,
all lands heretofore forfeited or hereafter 10 Ne
Forfeited to the commonwealth for the non.pzv.
ment OF taxes by siruc Of the laws now in force
shan DC redeemable at any time within three
years rom the time when such forfeiture hath
heretofore accrued, shall hereafter accrue. and
until the hrst day of March sext succeeding the
expiration OF the said term of three wears. on
payment OF the taxes due thereon, with an inte
rest o. zen per cen'um per annum on each years
.sNl from the time when the same became or shall
secome due, unil the time of such redemp,ion
frov'aed' nevertheless, That all lands heretofore
forfeited, shall be redeemabe in like manaer. and
on payment OF the like interest, on or before the
Srs' Gay OF Mar n in the year one thousand eight
ne ~ further enanted, That the auditor Of pub
- accounts shall on or before the FRS, day Of
"AA'Sn' IN NE year one thousand eight hundred
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09
R A G S.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL PAY THE HIGH.
EST PRICE FOR
LINNEN or COTTON
II A G. S:

IFor the VIRGINIA MANUFACTORY,)
A ND will contract with country Store
"A keepers for all they may be able to
collect, which will be paid for in cash, on
delivery at my store, near the Courthouse /;
where may be had general assortment of
GROCERIES. BOOTS, SHOES, e. PA
TENT NAILS.
WILLIAM FARR.
Richmond, 22d Jan. 1909. w12m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-09

General Assembly, begun and held at the Capitol
In the city of Richmond. on Monday the second
Gay OF December, in the year of our Lord, one
Thousand eight hundred and FIVE, and of the
Commonwealth, the thirtie,h
AN ACI giving further time to the proprietors
OF Certain lands. forfeited for the non payment
OF taxes, to redeem the same.
Passed February LIST, 1861
Z 1t enacted by the General Assembly, That
the proprietors OF lands forfeited TO, and YES.
tea IN the commonwealth. by the non payment of
taxes, agreeably to the act. entitled, can act
moie enectaa,iy TO provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands within this Commonwealth. "
may redeem the same by paying INTO the treasury
OF this conmonweaith, on or before the first day
OF MARCH, IN the year eighteen hundred and Sc
ven all arrears of taxes due thereon.
nus act shall commence and be in force from
and after the passing thereof.
A Copy from the Rol.-Teste,
j. PLEASANTs, jr. Keeper
of the Rolls.
eeneral Assembly, begun and held at the Capitol
in the city OF Richmond. on Monday the first
Gay OF December, In the year of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and six, and of the
commonwealth, the thiry-6rs,
AN ACT TO amend an act. entitled, IAN act
more ehetually to provide for the payment of
taxes upon lands within this commonwealth.
", Al
Re it enacted Oy the General Assembly, That
when the taxes on any tract or parcel of land
sha'i nave heretofore remained, or shall hereaf.
Ter remain unpaid for The space of two years such
tract or parcel oil and shall be forfeited 10 the COM
monwea'h, and shall not be subject to location
PROVIDED nevertheless, That rhe tract or parcel
Oh and SO as aforesaid forfeited shall be sabjca to
me redemption of the former righ5fu and pro
per owner at any time within three years after
snch forfeiture shall have accrued, upon payment
OF Tue taxes due Ihereupon, according the fol-
lowing rules, 10 wit: That if the said taxes shall
Paid IN the hrst year after such forfeiture shall
nave accrued there shall be paid an interest of
."en'y' hve per centun per annum on the amount
VI Tue Sa'a taxes from The time they became due,
va pa,a III tns sad taxes shall be paid in the
second ysar after UGH forfeiture shall have ac
t'ueo thefe shall be paid interest of fifty per
scn'u'' ger annhm on the amount of taxes due as
Aioresaio II the SAID taxes shall be paid in the
'''d year alter such forfeiture shall have accru-
"a mere sha be paid an interest of one hundred
per cen'um per annur, as aforesaid Provided
~Ao, lhat nothing in this act shall be so con,tru
81 as 10 aheet the rights of infants, femes covert
OF persons OF unsound mind, until one year after
"ie disabilities shall have ceased on their paving
All taxes due with interest thereupon At the
rate OF zen pc centum per annum on the amount
due rs aforesaid
AN se's and pats of acts coming within the
P"iV'e OF thus act, are hereby repeated
as a shall commence and be in force from
and A.tet the hrst day OF March next.
a copy IRON the Roll-Teste,
J. .PLEASANTS, jr. Keeper
Of al. DILL
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lfour Dollars Per Annum-Paid in Advance.7 :
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-30
BUSINESS REVIVING WITH GEN.
WILKINSON.

On t5e,21st April gen. John A1air, by
his friend general Hopkins, sent a note to
general 91Qmcs HsNinson the latter, after
/" time allowed for consideration" refused
to receive the note. General Adair then
published the Commander in Chief in
the Orleans Gazette, as a reasonable pen
sioner and coward, and as deserving in iu-
ture no higher notice than horse-whiP at
%tention. General A. does not, hs says,
make the publication on account OF his w
standing in society but that the people Of
Orleans may know General Wilkinson
Three days after this publication, the same
paper contains a " to the public" Signed
/" A Tirqinian." This writer says, that
General Wilkinson held. himself in readi-
ness for two years to meet or communicate
with General Adair but now, " that he
is placed at the head OF a new army, IN an
important and distant command, he is an
der no obligation to meet one implicated in
Rurr's treason" We have no room for
the whole publications, as in the papers be-
fore Us. Bd. FED. Gaz.
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dat;on. AS to the attack on the Chesa-
peake It was an attack on the honor oil the
nation and which has been held as an au-
thority for declaring war, if unatoned. The
President is made by the constitution the
legal agent of negotiation but it he has
not the power to make a positive peace,
should not congress express an opinion to
sanction d nominal one, to strengthen his
late amicable conduct? will give my ap-
probation TO the transaction.
This days proceedings to be c%ontznuea.l
We have limited that the conduct Of MIR.
Madison towards Great Britain, though 1t
has not been very boldly censured, by the
Tefersonian faction, is very little to their
liking. Their dissatisfaction begins to shew
itself, from day to day, more eSpllcitly.-
The Trenton True Anerican, tells a story,
which conveys a palpable slur on th1 new
President. " In the days Of Grecian de-
generacy and corruption" says this paper,
" PHocIoN was addressing the Athenians
from the rostrum when observing he was
generally applauded by the people, he turn
ed to the friend next him and enqulred,
i" lid uou observe that I committed any e.
preciouS bhtnder? Boston Roper.
The following incipient article Of disap-
pointed democracy, is from the Baltimore
Wing Of yesterday
{" In Mr.. Madisop's message, we disco
yer the characteristic caution OF the man.
Whether he is right IN confding SO much in
England, time will tell. But, the recon-
mendation to Congress TO protect the infant
manufactures Of our country, we unequl-.
vocalIy approve and SO will nine-tenths OF
the true American family"
Philadelphia Register.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-05-30
a.aranoria Gatsp 6ssette.
TUESDAY, NAY so.

rte allowing are the names OF the gentle
.osn who compose the standing commit
ICES Of the house of Representatives, ap-
no;nted sgreeably to the decision of that
bodv on Tuesday last:
Committee cf Elecfioas.-Messrs. Find
=, CLAW, Sturges, Troup, TAYLOR, Van
lpspsselaer, and Cannot.
IOf Cgc;ms.- Messrs. johnson, Seaver,
bu.ler, Pitkin, r. Brown, Jones and Stan
of Commerce and Aan5factures.-
a;essrs. Newton, Dana, Marion, Cuts,
Mumford, John Porter and Mkim.
6f Wogs aud Mraas.-Nlessrs. Eppes,
V.Alston, Tallmadge, Montgomery, Ba-
,an. Rea, (Penn.) and Haven.
On Public Lands.-Messrs. Morrow,
Goodwin, Bib, Ely, Boyd, Howard, and
Sammons.
OF Revisa' and IN flushed 6uainess.-
E1lrssrs. Southland, r. Jackson, and Shaw.
0f Aecouats.-Messrs. n. K. Moore,
sisdman and Miller.
Far The District Of Cohlm5ia.-Messrs.
Love, Holland, Van Horn, L. I. Aston,
Newbold, S. Smith and GARDENER.
On P9st CEgf6ccs and Post P0ads.-NIessrs.
Rhea, (Ten.) Helms, John Thompson, De
sra, Stanford, Kenan, Calhoun, Smelt,
Morrow, Davenport, Chittenden, Colds
borough, WhitebiIl, Potter, John Smith,
Upham, Wilson, On. H.. and Bard.
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the late measures. These men say that they
cid not appoint an extra session to make
PEACE WITH ENGLAND, but to make WAR
WITH ENGLAND. Ifthcy should not create
an Executive Directory at present, they
will do so before the next presidential cleo
ton. They will never trust any man as
President hereafter, who will not pledge
himself before hand to a certain course OF
measures which will be prescribed for him.
This may be considered as q settled point.
Our ArieIis again busily at work, and pro-
misses a faithful report of secret proceedings
Extract efa letter from St. Barthobmez0s,
of Nay 3, to q gentleman in Boston.
cit has been apprehended here, that in
consequence of the revolution in Sweden,
the English would take possession of this
island and yesterday the inhabitants are
quite in a CONSERVATION on account OF a
squadron appearing off here. They after
wards came in and proved to be Cochrane's,
returned from chasing the L'Orient fleet.
They have brought in one 80 gun ship. The
rest of the Frenchmen escaped"