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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-03-14

Pfice of Stocks, London, Dec. ". Re
duced IS 70 -Four per cents, 80 =
Long Annuities ls Lilo.
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,,onts corps Of observations The CO.
'ssu'. NOS cut OFF at Neumarck, and the
O so1. body officers and soldiers laid down
nsn Vienna IS quiet bread and wine are a
s.n, hit meat, which this cpaisal gets
una The interior Of Hungary, begins to
lOs Nv scarce. Contrary 70 all reasons OF
sv ,sr and humanity, the enemy do every
ons = starve their countrymen, and this
a : which contains their wives and chill
y This conduct is very different from
~, e our Henry ~, who himself suppll-
a. i = speuy's city he was besleglng.
IT, 81 duke of Montebello, (Lasnes) died
..r,Isv At S o'clock in the morning. Some
- before the emperor conversed an hour
.ssh HIM. His majesty. sent, by gen. kapp
s;de.de-camp, for DR.. Franc, Que OF The
aosf celebrated physicians in Europe. His
.sa,,|s were in good condition but abad
sssr - hal made the most injurious progress
ssf,w hours. All the aid of the art was
',oava;Iing. Ills majesty ordered the body
Il thu duke of Montebelio to be emoalmed,
and carried to France, TO receive the no
rors due 10 his high rank ana eminent ser
vices. Thus has departed one OF. the most
distinguished soldiers that France has had.
sIo,hr numerous battles he had been in, ne
had received IS wounds. The emperor has
.hewn grsat scnsibillty on this loss waleh
will be felt by all Frenchmen.
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Sloop Harmony, EIlwood, Philadelphia
sundries, to different merchants.
Sloop George, Williamson, Norfolk
ditto.
SIoop Sea. Horse, Swami, New-York :
sundries, do.
Schooner President, Towers, Norfolk i:
sugar, rum, &c. to Newton Keene.
CLEARED,
Brig Mercury, Robinson, Barbados
by Thompson and Son, and c. Powell.
Brig Sally Eliza, Bill, ditto: by'J Joseph
Riddle.
Schooner Citizen, Sturges, New-York
different merchants.
>Sch'r Silvia, Lewis, Boston: by Law
.rason and Fowle, and others.
SloopLitde Sarah, Eldrige, Providence !:
the master. "
British Snow Sisters, Thornton, Liver
pool: by Hugh Smith.
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FIFTEENTH BULLETIN.
EBERsDoRF, June 2.

4 ~ lSDENoDN~ ~ II
The army of Dalmatla has gained the
greatest Success. 1t has defeated every
I thing that opposed it at Mont Rita, Gfad-
,ha,2, Lieea and Ostachatz. The com sl
mander in chief Sloissevich was taken. -
The duke Of Ragusa arrived. on the 2Sth
|TMMl at Fiuse and formed a junction with
the grand army of which the army OF Dali
malta was the right extreme. We will make
known the relation of the duke Ragusa on
these events.
On the a8th an English squadron Of, four
| ships Of the line, two trigates and q brig ap-
|neared before Trieste. with the intention OF
taking che Russian squadron. Ihc general
| count CaHcrelli had just arrived there
| AS the city had no cannon, the Russians
| landed "a thirty skies and Is twenty tours,
and fixed them in battery and Immediately
|clapped springs on their cables. Every
thing was prepared to receive the enemy,
who having missed his aim retired. One
thousand, Anstrians who had passed from
|Crems to the right bank of the Danube
we're defeated by the Wirteiabsrg corps,
| who made 60 prisoners.
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Vieso o1the Seat Of Var near 'Vienna.

Opposite Ebersdorf the Danube is divid-
ed into three arms, separated by two islands.
From the right bank to the first island it IS
24o toises fathoms) wide; this island IS
nearly 1000 toises in circumference. From
this island to the great island where runs
the principal current, the channel is 100
toises wide. The great island called .lader
Lo6au, is 1000 toises in circumference, and
the channel by which it is divided from the
main land is 20 toises wide. ~ he first con-
tiguous villages are GreatSAspern, ksling
& Ebersdorf. The passage ola riverlike the
Danube, before an enemy who has perfect
knowledge of its localities, and who has
the inhabitants of the country on his side,
is one of the greatest operations OF war OF
which ii is possible to conceive.
The bridge from the right bank to the
first island, and that from the first island to
In.der-Lobau, were erected on the 10Th
Nav. and on the 18th Molitor's division
had been carried in row-boats into the great
island.
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MECHANIC DINNER.

A GREEN TURTLE will be served up
n. at Sebastian Spring, onFRIDAY tho
llm inst.-Dinner and pint of wine dolls.
None but subscribers admitted. A subscrip
ton paper (already respectable in signaturest
is and will remain at Mr.. Macleod's for sub.
scribers until the 9Th inst and no longer.
W. B. The Mechanics of Washington,
George Town and Alexandria are invited to
subscribe.
August Q. 2-5-ll
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s :
tula to Pulaiw, the other marching to Kock,
on the 18th Poniatowski entered Lublin,a and
the next day marched towards Sandomia.
Part OF the army entered Pizersworski and
cut off the communication betweenLemberg
and Cracow.
Gen. Rozniceck, with 400 cavalry took
71o prisoners, comprising major. and O.
ther officers also sundry arms, shoes and
clothing.
Poniatowski succeeded in an attack on
Sandomir which was strongly fortified. The
enemy lost 1000 men killed, 1900 prison.
ers, 90 cannon and considerable stores. Pc
niatowski's cavalry extending to Leopoldis
pushing on to Cracow. They have set free
5000 men who had been Unlisted by force.
The Gallicians daily testify the hatred
they bear the Austrians Gen. Dombrows
XII has every where repulsed the enemy On
the lower Vistula.
On the 14ih, Thorn was attacked. The
tete- dc-pont was not in a state Of defence.
The garrison burnt that part Of the bridge
which communicated with it and took posi-
ton on the island. This movement was
made after an affair very destructive to the
enemy, who not being able to pass the river,
gave up the enterprise when he saw the good
appearance of the city.
On the 18th the enemy under Plock at
tempted the passage OF the Nistula, but
we're rcpulsed and obliged to burn their
boats.
. From the 10TH to the Esd gen. Dombrows-
XII attacked the enemy between Bromberg
and Czcutochow and repulsed him with ef-
feet before Bromberg, afforded full protec-
ton to Czeutochow and Thorn, and secured
the concentration Of this latter place with
Inovraclaw.
GoTTENBURG, Nay IS, SIX O'clock, r. N.
We have this moment received informa-
ton that the Russians have positively brok-
en- the armistice, and have taken possession
of the town Of Tornea, and 700 men who
garrisoned it.
Their demands are said to be, that the
queen shall be appointed regent during the
minority of her son that Finland shall be
coded, and that the Swedish ports shall be
shut against England-the whole PROPOSE
ton having been rejected, is the cause OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of hostiliiies.
Dlay 90.
We have report that 10000 Russians
are forcing their way into Sweden, the ice
being still strong enough in the Gulf of
Bothnea for the passage Of heavy artillery.
The official account OF the Russians having
entered Tornea, arrived this morning.
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.Couuty Of Alexandria, hay IL, 1909.
Was Committed

To The jill Of this county, as a runaway,
a NEGRO MAN, who says his name is
IA Henry Haggerman. Heis about twen-
" seven years of age, IS feet inches high,
stout made, had on a white linen jacket and
has scar on his nose. he owner
lis requested to come and prove his or her
property, pay charges and take him away
otherwise e.will be disposed Of as the law
directs.
James Campbell, Jallor.
Mayll--sJuiy asl la~s"'
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Board of Health.

At meeting of the Board of Health J,
July rs, 1909, II appearing to this
Board that great vigilance will be requir-
ed during the present warm season, to
preserve the health of the town, it is
there fore ordered, that the Superinten-
dant Of Police do pay particular attention
to the state of the cutters, baekyards Of IA
mihss, allies and privys, andthat he cause
the cutters to he scraped every other
day, and cleaned twice in each week by
working of the pumps on Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and that he also procure sufi-
cent quantity of,quick lime, and cause the
same to be sent round the town on the a.
foresaid days, for the use of the inhabitants,
who are to pay for the same at cost, and
that it be considered his particular duty to
see that lime be used in all privys requiring
it, and over any stagnant places in the gut
ters, Immediately after being scraped, and
report the expence to this board once in TIVE
weeks.
G. DENEALE, President,
Alexandria, July 90, 1909.
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III Ills %Otii, the emperor passed to this
island and caused a bridge to be erected
over to the last arm of the river, between
Great-Aspern and Esling. This arm being
only 70 toiSts wide, the bridge required
only IS pontoons, and was thrown across
in three hours by col. Aubrey Of the artille-
ry.
SALEM, July %.
We understand that one of MIR. Gray's
vessels is prepared to take out Mr.. Adams
and his family to Russia. A son of colonel
Smiths of New York grandson to presi-
dent Adams goes asprivate secretarg'; and
son of Mr., Gray accompanies Mr.. "A.
/ captain Benjamin Bickford, Of Beverly,
commands the ship.
New oRk, July 81.
The United States brig Syren, Gordon,
III days from L Orient, with espatches.-
Passengers, Captains Mix, Mcconnell, De
vericks. Smith, Macy, Leving, Todd, MIR.
Selden, and MIR. Snow. Spoke, in lat. AZ,
27, brig Kitty, from Madeira. Inlatitude
4e, 80, ship Lavina, Stewart-also, ship
Plutarch, Danton, 90 days from N. York
to London. In lat. 40, As, brig Lyon, OF
Portland, 18 days from New York. Lat.
IS, SO, ship Rose, 90 days from Philadel-
phia; brig John Adams, of Portsmouth, S
days from Norfolk for Hamburg. Early
in July, spoke ship Severn, from Baltimore
for the river Jade. July 26, lat. 90, 80,
long. 60, ship Diana, Sc days from Lisbon
for New-York. The schooner Jefferson,
Devereaux, of Philadelphia, was burnt on
the 95th April in the Mona passage by two
French 74's: Captain D. came passenger
in the Syren, and reports that he was taken
to France in the 74's: they also destroyed
other English vessels. One of Captain
DIS. men died on board through i'll usage,
and the rest were left sick--he had been
imprisoned, but were released on the 18th
June.
The British government brig Contest, ar
rived at Annapolis on Tuesday last, in a
long passage from England with DES-
PATCHES.
Balt. bap.]
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e. Alexandraa Theatre.

THE Friends and Patrons of the Drama
are respectfully informed, the above Theatre.
will OPEN for the. season on TUESDAY, the
9Th of AUGUST, with favorite Comedy
ard Musical Atterpiece, as will be express.
ed in future advertisement.
n" Several NEW PIECES will be bro'e
forward as early as possible.
July Is.
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SIXTEENTH. BULLETIN.
EBERspoRr, 1une 4.

EBERsDoRF, June 4.
The enemy had thrown division OF 9oeo
nlenon the right bank ofthe Danube, oppo-
site Presburg, which was entrenched Ill the
village of Engerau. The duke of Auer
stadt ordered the riaemen ftirailleurs] of
Hesss barmstadt, supported by the 12th of
the line (infantry) to attack it yesterday
Inc village was soon carried. A major, 8
Officers ofthe regiment.of Beaulieu (among
hem the grandson of that field marshaD
and 400 men were taken. Therest of the
regiment were killed, wounded or driven
INTO the water. The remainder of the divi-
son secured themselves.in an Island till they
could rspass the river. The riaemen Of
Hssss Darmstadt fought well.
The vieeroy's head quarters are this day
mOedenburg.
he most valuable effects of the court,
nave been removed from Bude to Petera-
'suln, wither the empress is retired.
ihe duke of Ragusa is arrived at lay
1en. Macdonald is master Of Gratz. He
surrounding the citadel, which makes a
'a0w OF resistance.
Do, Is the battle of Essling the brigadier
S''srs, being wounded was thrown from
= asnorss and major general Durosnel, one
ns emperor's aids, while carrying or
us's to division of cuirassiers who were
N.Fging, was also thrown. We have the
.s,lsiaction oflearning that these two gene
.ss ana $50 men that were supposed lost,
CO g. only wounded, and were found in the
.s when the emperor gave orders to
kfnsrate between Essling and Gross
Nh, on hearing that the bridges of the
~as@oe had given way.
me Danube is lowering; though from
s0ntlnuation of the heats, a rise is fear
efam the army Of the grand duchy Of
Narsu1v.
4 er the capture of the bridge of Cora,
y asmy having abandoned the right bank
Ne Vistula, the army under the COM
LOT prince Poniatowski was divide d IN
10 columns the irst asrer,f };n,, theNis
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alsranurta patlp 'Gg3ette.
SATURDAY,, AUGUST'5.

~ IN conlequenee Of the IN
dybgftlon Of The berlon uA0 has
been employed to dela1er this PAPER
IN tie lower Parts Of the tonon, NE
haze been COMPELLED to Ju6statute
another IN his blace. ohouM any
Of cur ablcrabers be nWed thsy
are yequsqed to Jend word TO the
office and the omDson MaN be rec
t5aed.
On Sunday last arrived in Hampton
Roads, his Britannia majesty's brig Contest,
lieut.. Gregorie, in weeks from Eng gland,
with dispatches for Mr.. Erskine. There
were landed from her, we understand, up
wards of 1900 letters for different parts OF
the continent. She proceeded up the bay
the next morning.
[NoyoM Iedser.l
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G. DENEALE, President,
Alexandria, July 90, 1909.
NO &c f..

FOR the convenience. ofthe citizens gene
rally cart will be sent through the town
with line, which may be purchased in such
quantities as may be wanted. The cart will
commence its rounds on Saturday morning
next, of which those interested are request.
ed to take notice.
John Longden.
Superintendent Police.
IT,, q
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Twenty Thoufand Dollars
May be gained for Three Dollars:
Tickets in the third class of the Lehigh
Navigation Lottery, for sale by
S. Snowden.
August 2.
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Il I M.

ELOPED from this eltate a.
mnatto fellow named TIM short and well
made though very small: has the marks of
correction about him,Iand isa very shrewd
sensible fellow. His cloaths not remember
ed. Whoever will return him, or secure him
in Jail, shall receive TEN DOLLARS oRA
application. to
James Dawson.
Arlington, August 5. lawaw
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cram the army effthe grand duchy Of
WdrSu1V.

@sr the capture of the bridge of Cora,
~ smy having abandoned the right bank
sx Vistula, the army under the COM
: LOT prince Poniatowski was divide d IN
Se columns; the first ascending theVis-
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TO RENT,

The House on King street, between Wa
fer and Union streets lately occupied Dy
Mr.. ROBERT NASH. Possession may
be had Immediately. For terms apply to
Andrew Jameson,
Robert Ander1on.
August 3. ST.
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communications from him. Care was ne.
vcr,heless taken a, the same time to leave
the door open for such as might be made
throughtany other channel, however little
the probability tina, any satisfactory commu-
nications would be received through any
channel here.
To the other enclosures add printed
copy Of It paper purporting TO be a circular
letter from Mr.. Jackson to the British con-
suls in the United S,a,es.-This paper
speaks for itself. As its contents en;Ee-
ly correspond with the paper last referred
to, as they were unnecessary for the os'en-
sble object ofthe letter, (which was 10 make
known Mr.. Jackson's change OF residence,
and as the paper was at once pn. into CIR
cula,on, it can only be regarded as a
virtual address to the American people oi
a representation previously addressed 10
| their governmental procedure which can
| no, fail to be seen in its true Light by his
sovereign.
The observations, to which so much ex.
tent has been given in this letter with those
| contained in the correspondence with Mr..
Jackson will make YOU fully acquainted
| with the conduct and the character he has
developed, with the necessity OF ,he step
| taken in refusing further communications
| from him, and on the grounds on which
| the President instructs YOU TO request
that he NAV be immediately recalled. You
are particularly instructed a, the same time
| in making thcse communications to do At
| in a manner that will leave no doub, Of she
undminshed desire Of the United States
! to unite in all the means the best calculated
to establish the relations OF the two coun-
tries on the solid foundations of justice, of
| friendship and Of mutual interest.
With grea, respect, &c.
X. SMITH.
I'm. Pakney, Esq S.. 81 Sc
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WrGhe2GV, Ucrfmisr 6.


Mr.. \. hoa said he had at Il former session had
the nonor to subnit "a melton whi. b had Tor liz
objcc; the rcel OF tie inhrm anl disabled sol.
dlers Of the United States. lie now again sub.
ni.t'e;! II, arcmng il unnecessary 20 enlarge upon
the sni,jrct, as follows:
Reso'red, Int committee he appointed 70
enquire into the espcaicacy ct makug ynoy.
sion by law for the relief of tie nti, III, disabled
and superannua,ed officers and soldiers Of tbs
a,c revolutionary Amy and OF the present amy
of the United States and tnat the ccnn,itsc
have leave 10 report y bill or otherwise.
The resolution was agreed to, and the follow
ms gentlemen appointed Il committee accnrdng-
~; M,ssrs. Nelson, !lriy, I4lnadge, Clay
aud Desha.
ResOfs'ca, That the president Of the L. States
be requested 10 cause 10 be Laid before this house
such iniormlt as he may have received and
may deem proper to he communicated respects
lag seizures, captures and condcmnations OF the
ships add merchandise nt the ci,zcns of the L
States under the authority OF the government 0,
Denmark and its dependencies, and G. Britain
and France, not heretofore Commencement &c
congicss.
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have the Losor 10 request yon TO fa"ot He
with such explanations, Us your candor WIZ al
once suggest, in relation TO these ''npased CON
vcrsations.
loraesr 10 state to you, 81, the surprise mar
is fcl, at the extraordinary pre'ens'ons scr 'f'h ~
this letter Of Instructions. ard especially al the
expectation thar this government ~ouiu' as
preliminary, recognize conditions TWO o' "n'c"
nani!es,!y ir.rconca'le to TIE dignity and IN
tcrest Of the Z ai,cd States. |, however, would
rcin.rk, tina. You had deemed II proper to nave
communicated IN trtrrso this letter, It woud
have bcen impossible for the president 10 have
perceived in It's ,onditions. OF IN rs spirt' that
concilia,o,y disposition which had been profess
cd, and which, it was hoped, had really existed,
! have the honor 10 be, 0c.
Signed Il. Sail II.
Tie Hm. y. AL Pristine, sc.
documents to be concluded ii our neNt.I
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She Ga5stie.
ptlminyton, December IS, 1909.
FOa THE GAZETTE.

Mn. Jokss,
"a Friend" to the Arbitration Law.
as wholesome substitute 10 Jury-,rial, has
called public attention to tie subject, and
has specially pointed ont as a difficulty the
appeal necessarily las he ,hinks) connected
with 'he law. His opinion is, tina, the appeal
ought to be to second or third set Of arbi.
traitors, and not to a court, and at the ex-
Pense ut the appellant exclusively. Without
admitting or rejecting this proposition,
shall offer some observations on The princ,-
File OF appeals generally, leaving every res.
der to draw his own conclusion mn wba,
would be best.
The great original, from which all ,i7s
notifications of trial are derived, is ,hs
oa"sn Jnry'trial-a simple jury wi,hou,
Judge, Counsel. or any oific or except the
Sheriff, who summoned and presided Ia
keep order, receive their verdict and ca,yu
1t INTO execution. From this decision or
verdict there was no appeal--and TO THE
day there is no appeal from vere1ct Of /.
Jury. The appeals which have created SO
| much mischief and embarrassment, to eve,v
system, is not from the verdict, bu, sous:
| opinion OF the judges delivered to the iury
whereby the verdict is presumed to have
been Influenced. When, and why the Jude
es came TO have such right, that is, pow d,
CT 70 influence the verdict, does not aprs:u
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INArsIan. Ocn1m MIR Z.

Mr. Tan Horn after few prcfstorv remarks
introduced inc following resolutions, which were
srdercl TO be printed and to lie on the table:
Rcsovta, That tho committee of commerce
ard manufactures be instructed 10 enquire into
the expectancy of prohibiting the expectation
from posts or places under tue iurisd c,ion Of
the Z. States oi any afticic of the grow tn, pro-
duce or manufacture Of the L. S,atcs--exccnr
in ships or vessels owrcd ard lon, naviga,ed
by ctizens of the u. States.
Re,o!rtd, That the committee OF commerce
and manufacturers Be instructed to enquire in,o
the expc.!lcncy of prohibiting the expectation
from porrs places under the Jurisdiction cf the
l.. ). in ships or vessels belonging to tic u. 5.
of any article which is not Of the growth, pro-
ducc OF manufacture oil the u. S.
RcsOAed. That the committee Of commerce
and manufactures be instructed to enquire inro
The esredrncy Of laying Additional dscri.
! m'nating duty in favor Of ships owne,! and who'll
" n,vig,ed by citizens of the Z. s.
Re&olS'ei, That thu committee of commerce
and manufactures be instructed to enquire into
the cxped,cncy of prohibiting American ships
and vessels from carrying Ilcles of the growth,
produce or manufacture Of ary foreign country
from any foreign peri or place 10 another foreign
port or place.
RSoised, Ihat the committee of commerce
and manufactures be instructed to enquire iuto
the eXictiieucy Of modifying or repeating the
laws allowing drawback.
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House Of Representa- ives.

1m,aaN, December 8.
Mr.. ~ Kin, a:ier souc remarks ao.ns IA
shcw that no suhjert no'r iinpr';onsy demand.
cd the attention Of the Legislature than the py,,.
tee pursued by scme Americans. OF ,ra,ios ar
der foreign licenses. submitted tie following r.
solution vhich was oideied 10 lie ur couajd.
eratinn,
Nrsoi,rt, That committee tie appointed to
enquire into the expc,iieury o! prohibiting hv
law, vtssci' nwred by either, OF tn Uniet
States i.om trading under the licences or Nc, .
missions of any foreign prince or sta,e, TO aay
por; or place not under the dominion of such
foreign piince or state, and that the committee
have leave to report by hiil OF otherwise.
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,i,al no, exceed d,'mrs,
imp,isonmen, lie loI longer time than
years.
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b. IINDLEY MURR.dY.

rro1a tie thirteenth English edition, cniarg-
ed and improved by the Author,
Price handsomely b2and ana tcftefed, ! deter.