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\ 4TIIRE,S KESTORAIIYE,

THIS cordial, SO Justly celebrated through
out Great Britain and the continent OF Eu-
rope, forits superior efficacy IN the cure 81
all disorders excited by neryou. irrltabhlty, as
well as In complaints of complete deputy
whether arising from irregularities OF liSlhS'
LONG continued residence in warm climates
Incorporate pursuits of excessive Pleasures ls%s
or that destructive habit OF inconslderatc you.h
which brings on SO prematureiy the ihiirini-
ties of old age.
IN removing pulmonary affections, asthnlas'
ord an disorders of the lungs, It Is the most
,,,,rerf,,l. remedy ever yet found, andtbe refer
: has aRorded even IN the last stage OF con-
earo,t;ons. is without parallel; With regard
to,;ss efScscy IN this baneful. and unfortunate
,ys,he nrexailing disorder in this country ICON
s,,n,ntionl It's superiority IS such as 20 nave
4 snoplanted every other medicine.
tysbose who in advanced life teet the ccDse-
.,,a,,ces Of youthful excess. viii md tEem-
.ai,s.s restored to health ardstrcngth, and all
those melancholy symptoms removed winch
are tie general effects OF saeh causes.
In short, animated by the uniform success
tb;s Invaluable cordial has experienced IN l-u-
ra,s. the thousands Ii has renovated Wren
bending under the pressure OF nervous con-
s',,a4,,;pe or hvpochonJyiacai disorders tmany
ag,ested proofs of which from emlnentiy ois-
.;ron;shea pcr sons in This qdancrot the 8iooe,
go NOW in the possession OF the proprietor
80 come few OF which are herein Publlskedl
- 1,tArn,;ned the introduction oflt INTO
49,. oon,;nent. where its efhcaelcs must soon
become so priced as to make i. CONSIDERED
), l,ene6ceni remedy not to be dispensed WIN
who are anxious to preserve or ac-.
ouire their health.
nlapt whose. rare and precious saiutafy virtues
were well known to the Araolans curing the
oth and 9th cegsturies, when that peope shone
ssass,;cno,s over all the nations OF the world
e.. t,a;r learning and skill IN eraflcaing
.l,.,aa{,, diseases incident TO the human frame,
-, cys,;ne. inhrInity to vigor, and restoring
49, s;clly ID sound and rosy health, and which
.arorn at this time by their descendants,
aud nsel and experienced as the most soFe owe,
ars;a,n rcnedy for dccayed constructors, ana
- snecies of nervous disorders. his ce-
lahgated restorative plant has also been hlsa-
=, ast;,oated fol ages past, amongst the most
,';,rl,cned nations Of Greece, end consider
ed bg those wise inhab' -%ilts as one OF sho "fS'
Of their Blessings. = 90.
,,,as, rrateful TO tho palate, and toe most en-
Ming 10 the spirits OF any yet offered 10 inc
lI;o Also,
Dr.. TiGofs celebrated Cont and RSsa-
matte Drops.
Ip11e. TRpo Dollars Fer 6ctfle)
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lust RECEIVED

BIZ The Subsriber,
A good assortment ofmens' fine and coarse
Shoes.
Boys do. do.
Womens' and girls do. do.
Excellent Potatoes for seed or family use.
Sweet Oil in boxes or retail.
Cranberries.
Picked HOLSTERS in kegs.
Lines, and Lime-Juice III bottles.
Tamarinds.
New England Cider in barrels
I honlas Patten.
March !.
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District OF Columbia,

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA" "@ =.
.aovember Tda, y
John Hartney, complainant,
AGAINST
William E7anbly.John Nav Ii Gar'
son,CeorgeRob johnson, John
Patton and Richard Neitca'
u c,,,/LgnEs
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-01-07
Legislature Of Virginia.

On Wednesday las the General Assembly
proceeded 60 the appointment of a Treasu-
rsr OF this Commonwealth, and three mem
beers Of the Council of state. The house OK
Delegates were feasted, as usual, with the
ambrosia of nominations" the essence and
the quintessence of panegyrlc."
FOR MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.
Mr.. Mallory was nominated by Mr.. Yer
by.
nIr. Peyton Randolph was nominated by
Mr.. 7. Cabell, in which hewas supported by
Rgessrs. w. peterborough, Payne and
Rfuldaush.
EEr. C. Digges was nomined by Mr..
prunty, supported by Mr.. Shelley.
Mr.. S. Jones was nominated by Mr..
Banks, supported by Mr.. Murdaugh.
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pie, Napoleon, to his Brother Joseph, there
are mare Pyrenees than eOer.
THE OLD BALTIMoREAN.
NEW YORK, December 81.
From HaUanna.

BY the Brutus, the editors OF the New
York Gazette have received New Orleans
papers to the I'd Dec. The Gazettce OF
Inc Esd Nov. announces the arrival OF Mr..
Morales from HAVANA. He informs says
the Gazette, " the supreme Junta establish
ed in Mexico, had agreed to acknowledge
The authority Of the junta of Seville, TO sup
ply the wants of the other colonies, and To-
remit ali the funds OF the crown to Europe,
TOR the support OF the war against France.
Ii had likewise proposed to supply Cuba
with flour, ON the conditiou Of shutting the
ports Of that island against the Americans,
whose government was suspected OF an I'M
due attachment and partiaiity Tor France,
which was manifested by its continuance OF
me embargo at a moment when the with.
holding supplies was tantamount to decia-
ration Of war. Sixteen vessels were load
ing with -four for HAVANA at the date OF
the hast .advlces from Vera Cruz"
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Dr. Wardlaw, by Mr.. Kinney

Mr.. F. Walker by Mr.. Baker.
Mr. M. Barbour by MIR. Shelley. IS
DR.. Hare was nominated by MFR. Watts,
but not to fill the vacancy occasioncd by tho
resignation of Mr.. Aylets.
Mr.. Joha Caruth-rs Of Leningto byMr
Preston, in the same manner.
Gen. James Wood by Mr.. prunsy.
MIR. w. Pope ofPowhatan by Mr.. Writ.
DR.. James Jones Of Nottowzy, By Mar. 7.
Robertson, supported by Mr.. 5srother.
FOR TREASURER.
Mr.. Murdaugh noaina..d Judge park-
err (of Westmoreland, } in which he ,sss sup-
ported by M-ssrs. ;. Baker, Yarsy, I. Al
len and Strother.
Mr.. Barbour nominated Mr.. Rt. Moore,
(of Orange.
Mr. SheGey nominated gen. yoha Press
ton (who had been appointed by the sxecu-
tive in which he was supported by Messrs.
J. Smith, Toinpson, J. Cabell, and Gemple.
MI. Otie nominated Mr. r. Robertson,
and was seconded by Mr.. Seorrs.
Mr.. Wooding nominated. Mr. Edmund
Pendleton, .jr. and was seconded by ar.
Prunty.
Mr.. Writ nominated Mr.. ID. Triplett.
The election for Treasurer was fr:s
made.
The ho11otc stooJ Ting.
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a,eraaoria Dalp Ga;s:te.
SATURDAY,, JANUARY Z.

Mr.. CHESS bill for enforcing the En-
barge, passed the House OF Representatives
Yesterday morning about six o'clock. Yeas
71.-Nays 52.-The house was in session
the whole night.
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nGr. Randolph was of course duly elected
member Of the council Of state.
1t being very late, tbs house postponed
the election Of two other councillors till tho
day-and then adjourned till 10 O'Clock THO
Gay.
Dropt by rule Of the house.
/ Withdrawn at1is request
4 motionwas made that the house should
come to the following resolution
Res0Fved, That the Senators OF this state in
the Congress OF the q. States be instructed.
and the representatives from this otats bs
requested, to obtain the passage Of law,
extending relief During the present embar-
rassment of Our commercial affairs to those
against whom Judgments have been or shah
be obtained in the federal court.
On motion, Ordered, That the said feso-
luton be laid upon the table.
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The ballots stood thus:

Gen. Preston was of course elected Trea-
Surer.
In the votes for member OF the council
to supply the place of Mr.. Aylett, the ball
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Estract q a letter ji,om gentleman in Nus
l.. Z. I Z - 1... :

Ertract q a detter jlons a gentleman in Nus
sachusetks to his f-'ezd in this tom.
After comparative view Of the viola
tons Of the embargo laws III different parts
of the United States he says" And the
few instances that have occurred in this state,
including the province OF Maine, are too
triaing to have attached TO our name the
epithet Of . Rebellious Rascals," which, we
understand, is quite current in your minis
terial circles. If our letters are not rivet-
ted before another year expires, New-Eng
lani, viii once more have the honor Of saw
ing the nation from the letters which only
want NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. year, and we will
be united in the Torth-We have d rod in
pickle that will make the South tremble.-
God forbid that our present confederation
should be dissolved-but rather than the
rights of the North should be sacrificed 20
CRAFTY the oligarchy Of Virginia, the great
BODY of the people Of New-Engtand will
sooner risk their peace and quiet, and trust
in the God of Battles for a restitution Of
their dearest rights and. privileges, than
bend the knee to the Shareholders of the
South"
The Senate have passed the bill for the
continuance Of the Mediterranean fund have
receded from their amendment to the bill for
the employment Of twelve additional rsvenue
cutters, which bill is consequently passed -
and have proposed amendments to the bill of
the house authorizing the employment of an
additional number OF seamel, SO IS 60 reia-
state the provisions Of their own bill for the
entire equipment Of all thc public armed
SHIPS.
On Wednesday Dir, LIO yd offered the fol-
lowing resolution
That the President Of the United States be
requested 10 cause to be laid before the Sc
nu;c alI the official as well as Informal cores
pondencs between Mr.. Rose, the late British
naanssaar 20 the United States and the Secre-
tarv og State or any other officer of this go
ysrnmcns, which has not already been com
municated to Congress.
The British November packet was re-
ported below at Eew-York yesterday at
noon. She will no doubt bring London
dases 6 or 8 days later thae our present adj
vices.
Phil. paper cd Jan.
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Fran, the Charleston Courier.


0zvhen mn eves did see suueet Mira first,
Methpgdt she'd free. the dir Of festilenee.
Shakespeare.
HAVE MIRA invited to share the lone cot
That stands at the foot Of yon hill, 3
Where the Oaks spreading branches Ger.
shade the cool grot,
And murmuring runs the clear hill.
In front lies lawn dotted DER With sheep,
Beyond an impervious grove,
Where the breath ofmild Zephyr encou RACES
sleep,
And Turtles proclaim endless love.
The fruits of the garden best htted for use,
In grateful abundance are found,
While Flora in all her attractions proiuse,
Perfumes the mild air all around.
From the Fov]er's approach, from his mur-
dering aim,
NV care shall safe shelter afford,
The woods happy tenants, by kindness made
tame,
Pick the crumbs as they fall from my board.
The gentle SAseu1LLA, with sweet simple
note,
With the song of the Nightingale Vless
While sportive the Mock-bird, on air as they
float,
Re-echo's each strain as it dies:
Such beauties as promised the most to invite
What most, have heard her approve,
Arranged is with care, and l hope TO aeheht'
Since the lesson was given by love.
0 may the spot to nay bosom SO dear,
BY her presence, with blessings encrease !;
1t needs but her smile, that my cot Should
appear,
The mansion of rapture and peace.
ALFRED.
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The army continued its retreat till the
9th on the Prague road, as tar as Ounters-
dorf. The rear had obstinate engagements
daily, during which Korninburg and Hol-
lenbrunn took Ere, and tie army was always
ready for battle. ;.
! On the l1,h, shortly before sunset II the
kotses. of the action, when both armies were
far the .most pagt drawn up ~ facing one
anoiher, formal conference took place, al
ter some rau,u2l messages, &nd at last a
temporary armistice,, the want OF which
was equally felt by both armies, after an un-
interrupted conflict of upwards of days.
and being overcome with fatigue. In con,
sequence of this an arm,stice was concluded
on the 18th, by which hos''l'tles are sus-
pended Tor 4 weeks, and IA days notice IS
to be given before breaking it. The Aus
triun army has taken retIogade position IN
Morava, and the adjoining districts OF
Bohe mia, to enjoy some repose after the
unheard of tolls Of the last eight days.
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BATTLE OF WAGRAM

The following is the Austrian official &C
count of the battle of Wagram, as publish
ed in the Austrian Gazettes, dated from
the head quarters of tbs Archduke Charles
the 2eth of July.
Scarcely had the morning of the 9th
began to break, when the eneniy's army,
composed of force which, since the earIi.
est times, has perhaps never collected in one
point, appeared at the distance of a long
cannon shot.
1t was estimated at from 14o to 100, 1000
men. According to the latest statements
of the emperor Napoleon himself, and his
generals, it consisted of1so,o 900 COMPLAINTS
On the part of the imperial Austrians, NOT
quite 100000 men were in the field on the
day of battle. The attack began with a
brisk cannonade all along the line, which
the eneny answered by far superior num-
Der of ordnance, and kept up till night,
wi,hou, interruption. The right wing of
the Austrians made the most splendid pro-
gress. Adlaklaa was taken, and the enemy
driven from Russenbrunn, Brectenley, and
Herschstellen.
The ensmy's cavalry on the left wing was
completely routed, and field marshal lieut..
Klenau, with six corps which he command
ed in the room Of field marshal lieut.. Hitler,
who was taken i'll, penetrated on the enc"
my's left flank, as far IS Aspern, Esslin-
gen, and the town Of EnZerdorf made
himself master Of our entertainments which
we IrriI OH raI RI 1aEo.
pieces of cannon, and some thousand pri-
sopers, sbesides one eagle and several stands
Of colors. In the mean time, the French
centre, where the emperor Napoleon was,
did not move from the spot of Roschdorf;
1t was stationed there in several ranks, con-
sisting of upwards of 10000 men strong,
and continually heightened Its right wing,
opposite the left Of the Austrians, till the
latter was quite overwhelmed about noon
by mass of artillery. The corps which
had been expected from Marchick did not
arrive, and it was easy for the enemy to
outAank our left wing their violent cross
fire soon silenced our batteries.
Our 4th corps, which was placed on our
extreme left was repulsed, and the heights
in that quarter occupied by the enemy.
BY this, the corps in the centre was not
only prevented from undertaking the attack
against Roschdorf, but was itselfoverwhelm-
ed and forced to retreat to the causeway of
Brunn, while tie enemy had already gain
ed Peksteis, and Enzerdorf, and was
threatening the road to Walkersdorf, in the
rear Oft the imperial royal army. Night put
an end to the action. In the battle, nine
pieces of cannon were lost, in the retreat
none, and ten pieces of cannon, were earri-
ed off. The archduke John arrived in The
afternoon near Siebenbrunn after the battle
was decided, and then Wsnt back again be.
hind the March.
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SPANISH NEWS.

Translated from Spanish papers to the
18th OF August--received at the office OF
the New ork Gazette.
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CHARLESTON, Nov. 4.

Arrived, ship Ganges (of Boston, Man
\ Ton, Havana, IL days. Left at HAVANA,
the brig Minerva, Spencer, from this port,
aao had been suffered to go in to rehr, hsv-
]nscarried away her rudder, while at anchor
vt the Moro, but she had not been permit
dso an entry the ship Pierce Manning,
apt Pratt, from this port, was still at am
aor Oft the harbor. Captain Pratt was on
more trying to get permission to enter his
|'ssssl in case of arefusal it was his inten-
Ton 70 return to this port. The pilo:-boat
snooner 4. J. billiard, from this port, ar
|aYed at HAVANA the day before the Gauges
aied, inc days passage. Alsoleh at Ha--
anna, brig Traveller, Gorham, of Boston,
osail in few days; brig Retrieve, Jor-
an, OF Portland, taking in cargo, time OF
SSi'og uncertain; brig Traveller, Perret, OF
PORTLAND, clio. ship Mary, of Newburyport,
Ound to Newt Orleans, ready for sea; brig
puaslry, OF Newburyport, time OF sailing
uncertain; several other American vessels,
aunes not recollected, were left at Havan-
!" From fifteen to twenty vessels, which
asu arrived since the port was shut, were
sm lying at anchor off the Moro. Two
vanish "a gun ships; and the British fri
S@ss Undaunted, capt. Moling, of SO guns,
@d kthalion, of SO guns. capt. Cochrane,
"0n of admiral Cochrane) sailed from Ha-
'aaa TOR Cadiz 7 days before the Gauges;
%SVmg ON board II millions of dollars
M hue Recruit brig, captain Murray, and the
rssSerin, captain Kerr, sailed direct for
saSlaud two days previous to the sailing of
Y. ~ irigases; having on board three millions
dollars. MIR. Cochran Johnson, British
o %@nmissioner, returned in the Wolverin.--
- oayannah, spoke ship Charles, Z days
,,s S@ New. York, bound in; and small
~ sy0p from this port, also bound to Savau-
~. american produce had risen consi-
ds .,aoy at HAVANA, Flour was worth "a
h0nals' including the duties which were a
~, ' dollars per barrel. Sugars were al
!. b0osing uP, and there were no frsights
Se mad Tor the ports of the u. States.
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make NOTICE.

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
Public, that he has taken, and will shortly
open an ELEGANT HOTEL in the house
lately occupied by the hon. RoBERr SMITH,
Capital Hill, City of Washington-whefe he
will be enabled if proper encouragement shall
be offered, to afford the best and most splend-,
id accommodations
The house above mentioned will be so pre-
pared IS to admit a display of elegance and
taste BIN the arrangements of the season
BALLS not to be excelled in the United
Safes, an he hopes from long experience ne
has had in that line the ladie. and gentlemen
of Washington will enable him by their en-
couragement to excel in that particular.
The subscriber tenders his acknowledg-
ments to his friends and the public for the
marks of preference they have heretofore
bestowed upon him, and hopes by his renew
cd exertions to please to deserve and receive
4 continuance of their favors.
~ Boarder. will be taken by tho day.
VIM. Cation.
NsvnnbHAn.
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N @ T &c E.

THE Stockholders in the Great Hunting
Creek Bridge Company, are hereby noli6ed,
thst the 5th and last installmcnt of Fifteen
Dollars on each share OF stock in said COM
pany, is called tor and repaired to be paid to
the subscriber, on or before the 77th instant,
November.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
JOHN HOOFF, Treasurer.
November 7-s.
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.,-stiII conanusd 20 beat asd niaus -
Y !. lsnr was fnally forced TO put INTO
'mysoa Roadster supplies. They made
: Harbor October Is, at 1, r. n. but
e lowing a heavy gale at E. n. =. aud
her 20 thick that they could not stand
n consequence of which they tackled
! s 70 the southwark and eastward, wea-
l. |. continuing very thick with strong cur
!, setting to southwark, SO that they made
.rd 20 NJ lies in "a hours, with 2 reefs.
br topsails, and in 4 or S days they got
sr as lar. IS, Us. Notwithstanding all the
n that they could carry.
November II.
y-stess.sy arrived, ship Fame, DunIevey,
Inn Lonoon, so days from the Downs ne
!. layo,sd us with his latest papers. but
E,;r dates have been anticipated, as well as
|. couious lisr of vessels at London with
lseh h. has furnished us. On his passage,
N. Z, lar. SO, Is, long. II 81, he spoke
In Intrepid, Of Norfolk, II days from
foadoA and s from Spithsae., for Nortolk.
n. 81, lat. AZ, IS, long. 81. so, the ship
Iurusfus, Ezra Town, Is days from LII
,roool 10 Baltimore. Oct. 20 lat. Al, 81,
ns. 81, 6, brig Sally, Oliver, from Ph'la-
|.Ohia for Lisbon. out 90 days, IN leaky
|sadi.ion, said that he had heavy gale OF
Ind on the 18th of October, in which the
[ipsprung aleak but be was stillprecesd-
Le fer Lisboa. Next day, spoke ship
FFsrseyerauce, J. Smith, IS days from Bos-
balor Gottenbarg, said he had had extreme
Nd weather 10 the Gulph Stream, which O.
lfsed him ,o lay too for or 6 days, and
a the s,h OF Nov. at 10 A. NJ. passed
ascs sided eastern looking brig, which had
u,ruu ashore on little Egg Hsrbor reef,
.hsre he supposes she will be lost.
Same day, brig Juliet, Kennedy, IS days
;on Porto Rice. Left there, 2osh ulsimo
rig. Speedwell, Dole of Portland, time of
ailing uncertain Mentor, Jenkins, of and
r Hudson in 10 DAYS schr's Weymouth,
Wheaton,, of Philad. for the Main in a few
av; Ranger, Wilson, of aud for do. in a
Nv days Maria, glackman, of Egg-Har-
on, for Philadelphia, in IS days; Success,
-, of and for Boston, in 10 days Ca
lrrne, Forsyth, of Norfolk, time of sailing
ncsrtain Agnes, ---, of Boston, sailed
u St. Domingo same day /; Farmer,Schoan
Philadelphia, sailed for an out Port 6
~. before Laura a, Hall, of and for Bos-
q, came out in company. No other Anne
can vessels in port. All kind of Ameri-
10 produce very low-no sale for any one
tlcle, scarcely at first coss. The produce
the island very scarce and high new crop
coffee not yet at market. Ga the night
The Els, Oct. was brought 70 by British
Oop Of war asked few cushions, and
ita politeness dismissed.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Kan azvay treni The subscriber on or about me
2Sdof October iasts
SAMUEL @DEEBLE,
4 n apprenticeto the cabinet making bu-
~ siness. He is Just twenty years OF age.
about Ave feet four or five incEeo high, pro-
porionably stout, has dark brown hilr qaeue'd1
when he went off tolcrabiy fair comp exlon5
grey eyes, prominent nose KIND st Huted
d.nt on his chin, a small mole GA one cheek
and strong beard with whiskers, chews to-
bacco, and according to his size he has to~
lcrably large face. Had on when lis went OFT
a white hat and drab surtuit, and carried with
him three or fonr cIose-bodied coats, ono
black, one dark mixture, one crossbarred
giagham, kc.-PantaEons and boots.
Whoever will apprehend the said runaway
and lodge HIM in any jailin the D. S. 50 that
1 get him again, shall receive the above re-
ward Whoever harbors or employs said ape
prentice, shall be prosecuted according to
law Masters of vessels are forbidden to tako
him off attheir peril.
Benjamin Adamson.
Anyex1}er H.
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Public Sale.

On TUESDAY next, at one O'Clock, will be
sold, on Harher's wharf, for the benefit Of
those concerned
Several Sails, Long Boat, &c.
damaged on board the brig Louisa.
P. G.. Marfte}ler.
November IS.