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5000 D3Hars :!

The q. Insult" Gb}pTehcRdea! !-Patrick
O'Flackaianan, inn-G.epe:, AZ the sign OF
the " Double bow Sno, Brothers, turned
hack TO back" advertis-s in the Albany
Balance, that he has discovered the long
sought for " insult which was offered by
Mr.. Jackson to Secretary Smith, aud has
nut in his claim 70 ,hc reward Of 5000 dol
lars, which has been offered in the Balu.
more Federal Republican,, for the apprc-
hension OF the same.
This celebrated insult was discovered in
a ssab bubble with which some boys were
plavinc on Christmas day. and the finder
gives the following most queei, most coml-
cal, -" most musical, most melancholy" dc.
scrip,iou of il.
at i. not visible with the naked eye.
With glasses, it looks exactly like the ina.
xinary lines of faneied sketch of design
of draft OF model OF a shaie OF the sha-
dow Of an appari;ion Of the phantom Of the
ghost of n Spo9k but is unusually small.
II IN. no head--no body-no limbs. lis
] rs are moast -ous large---its mouth very
w.de-i;s ears like those of a Jack.ass;
and It's tail perfectly resembles the tail OF
the devil; anI at the end Of the Tail is a
c,oven fac. beginning to come cat. 1sstands
apon nothing; but appears to be supported
within the body ofthe bubble, by kind OF
invisible mist Of vapour OF ether, which
4 arises from surrounding non. entities, in
/ high state of fermentation. But notwith-
standing the fine spun Rimsy texture OF this
little iuehoate embryo, which l understand
na,uralis,s call " Yox ct preserss nihii," it
has laundering voice :"
[Freemon's 9earnsL
Wiredrazvers, ct ccterd.-Mr. Alsten
seems to have great horror Of" wiredraw'
ers," but some Of my friends, Mr.. Basses
particularly, in support cf the Gag Rule,
have withdrawn many passages in the Jour
mails of the British House Of Commons, be-
you'd any thing before known. We recon-
mend TO them passage which escaped their
notice, but which seems to be mere in point
than some which they cited. Il 10 IN the
Journal of Nov. i, 1896. L" A petition
from q number of Wiredrawers, Gard
board makers, Card makers, Seriblers,
Spiuners, Twisssrs, Weavers, and other
persons, concerned in the Wooden Manu-.
factory, at FrsmesEsea9d, Shettsn MSHet,
&c. was presented to the house and read"
Now this extract appears to afford an ex'
crllxnt hin, for the i" classification" of the
Gag Rule Orators. Mr.. Bassst may be
the sureGrarssr, and Mr.. Johnson the
se,iSe--(M ]. was Grsnd Scribler TO the
Grand Presidential Caueas)-Mr. Aston
I che casIer, Mr.. Rhea the spinner, and Mr.
smili. the 'Usavsr,ofshs genuine democratic
{ kwrb Of logie ~ .-#...
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NO + &c E..

The above named Committee Of Coun.
Gil will meet It the Council Chamber on
Monday next, at ten O'Clock, for the pur-
pose Of distributing relist agresably to the
order Of Council.
n. The committee will thankfully re-
ceiyc donations from those who arc dispo.
Sod to assist the poor If Alexandria, which
may he delivered to Jamss Harris, the
clerk of the market.
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STAVE YARD.

CASH will be given for any quantity OF
white and red oak hogshead and barrel Slaves
and Heading, by
James Harper,
On wharf north of Hunters ship yard.
Who erteess quantity Of
Tar and Pitch, and intends keeping regu-
larly supply Of these articles. Sc,
February 2.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, By Virtue 81 a.iesds sF
trust to him from Mr.. William ,lledg.es, das.
I'd onthe 10th day, Of Novsms er, in tbs year
1905, for the purpose of UNDERWRITING Mr..
John Hopkins .snsth :6ist day. eftFs.
bruary next, 1t the hour Of Twelve O'Clock q
that day, If fair; ,if'not, .en.tss next iair dax
at the same. hour, ;prccssd ito ''ell.; II the
court. house, in .Aisxandria, It spublic sNc-
ton, to the highest bidder. forrsaay money
three thousand acres of LAND, situate or
the left fork Of Big Sandy Greek which
land was, 1t the dino Of theG grants Tor Tho
same, in tho county Of Mosiongala, In tso
8 ate Of Virginia. ds ~ aiSr
The above tracts of 1aad,wen granted by
the state Of Virginia, 10 John Allisonby three,
several patents containing respectively one
thousand acres, and bearing: da.e' on the hrst
day Of October, 'i7s4, which land 'has bssa
aimee duly conveyed TO the said Wtllian
.Hodg,on BY dssd dated I'd Of August, it7so-.
Edmund ]. Lea Ttgfee.
Nsv. ~. cots
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To be Rented for & serm d ears'
Marengo, Jan. ~.

To be Rented for q ;term Of wars
THAT valuable tract Of Land, tailed
Pressen, situate on the Washington and
four mills creek and Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from AIsxandria, three frsm
Washington and Eve from George Town.
There are upon the premises two story
dwelling house, containing six rooms ana
passage, with Kitchen, carriage houss, Sta
bles, sc. large, handsome and highly ma :
nured garden, Of At least ten acres, IN high
.t.ts Of cultivation, and lately laid of By IN
experienced gardener, IN orchard containing
several hpndSed pear, plumb. cherry ana
dsmsoa trees, with English walnut, Yutnco
and mvlbsrry trees, snd also upwards Of stx
hundred apple trees, and I've or three hun
dr,d ,pesch trees, selected with caret rsm the
.bs,t nurseries, and oil IN full bsssing. The
annual average product of the apple orchav
alone il estimated Ct 700 barrels. This traoe
contains shout 100 acres Of lsnd. seonsidsrs-
Bile part whereof has been manasee end sown
with clover seed The shores sdord hsh ana
vila fowl, and one or I've rood fishing land.
ines. The situation 10 healthy, slevatsd ano
pleasant, In full New Of three towns, abd ID
well calculated for Q place Of public enter.
tainmsnt. Imuedists' possession rnay Be haa
and the .sr,ns viii = IaaSs known upon 'p-:
licatioa 70
Frances Alexander.
January 8. . a. -, - - ~
to PRINTING in al 10 We
! rious branches, hand omeiy e..
ecuted with accuracy an9 ~.
patch. 4 ID &. ii b, ,,.,. /
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CHRISTOPHER GRID,
HAIR DRESSEk,,

II ETURNS his most grateful thsnks 20
II, the citizens of Alexandra and ns VI
cinity for the very great patronage and pre-
lection he has received from them since MS
comm e-ce msnt in business in this town, nov
near fourteen years--Hs hopes from STEADY
attention and q desire 10 please to merit
continuance Of their favors 30 long - nsy
may think him worthy: ,,..
Feb. J. -. w 20
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ASSILE OF BREAD
Made Of SnherSne Burr Flour.
GENTS.
The pound loafto be sold for 40
pound loaf 20
? pound loaf 10
pound loaf s.
MMES HARRIS,
Clerk Qf!he Awkst.
February 0.
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For Sale ;or Hire,
ANEGRo WOMAN, with CHILD
Apply to the Printer. Sold for no fault.
January 20 O
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BOSTON, Sept. u.
-E %:

On Monday last arrived at this port, the
ship Horace, Bickford, IS days from ST.
Petersburg, with a full cargo of hemp, iron,
duck and sheetings to his honor William
Gray. Captain Bickford was charged with
dispatches to our government from bis ez'
celiencv John Quincy Adams, our minister
plenipo.cniIary at the court Of Russia II
appears from what we have collected, that
the Russians were pleased with the CONT
nuance Of a trade mutually advantageous
to them, and TO the United States No
tear was aPprehendsd Of any system beng
Immediately adopted untavorabls to 'A'
commerce of our country.
Mr.. Adams continued to receive every
mark OF attention from the governmsn'
and great respect from his couruymsn'
Vessels under any flag, going up or CON-
ing down the Belts under convoy, VINO AZ
not pay the sound fees, are liable to cay
ture and if captured are Immediately 'OA'
demned.-Patriat.
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have also improved 10 appearance; still
we confirm what we ventured long since
10 predict, that fine wheat will command
15s los per 7olb. and superfine flour COS a
65s per bbl. for some time to come, klce
has nuctua,ed as it has been more or less IN
demand for the British army in Portugal !;
some considerable parcels have been sold at
GAS a5s for expectation, which may be
considered the present value 1t is proper
tionabIy higher in London, for that port is
better situated for supplying the continent.
Timber fallen about Sd per foot since we
sent our circular of the Esd ult. Bark is in
great supply, and very fine is worth 43s a
ASS. per cwt. Dyewoods not very saeabls
at 2ol sol for Campcachy, 24a 26l Jamal-
ca logwood. Cuba Fustic 20 a I'll. Jamal.
ca II 18l.
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Occurrences in forcing the Sbaniard, t,n,
ceptf 3oseph Bonabarte as King,

The report fthe French general suchs',
detailed account of,he seige of Lerida, SAYS
On the ls'h, seven batteries played troms
in the morning, and at 10 a. night Two r.
doubts, on fat height called Gerdsn, and
horn work in front of the town, were car.
ried by assault. From one redoubt a frwOi
the Spaniards escaped those in the of,,
were driven into the interior angle and
massacred without garter" The town
was stormed the next day, and at 7 in the
evening, by breaches in one of the bastiun
land, after scme fighting in the streets, ii.
greater part of the population, including NO.
men and children, and stated in ali at 10000
took refuge in the castle, crowding cvuy
house and court, and even the bitches, A
discharge OF shells from mortars and how.
itzers was directed upon the castle during
the night, and at 10 next morning he whit:
flag was displayed upon the basion Of Tie
grand fort, and articles ofcapituls.ion were
agreed upon. The loss of the French is
stated al 200 killed and 500 wounded tia.
OF the Spaniards generally at 1900. IAsrs
were fred upon the place during ths 'e'ss'
5000 cannon balls and 5000 mortar and
howitzer shells.
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FOR SALE,
September II.

A LEASE for lives, for Sl2 acres of land
4laA lying in the county of Fairfax. and be-
ing part of the tract of land called Ravens
sort" the annual rent ofwhich is fifty dol
lars 1t is about nine miles from Alexandra,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
1t. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres IN clover,
equal to any IN the neighborhood, about the
same quantity of timothy meadow of excel
leut quality, and as much more unimproved:
This farm is divided into FIVE lots. and ths
fencing in tolerable repair. If it is not dis
posed OF by the FIRST of October, will lease
it for lives. 1t is so situated as to make two
tsnements. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease said farm for lives, viii please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
.Ioleph Powell.
July q. 5tawtF
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For SALE,

THE unexpired lease ofthe properly ,' r%'
l. ed and known by the name oil De s"'on
at present in the occupancy of Mr. hoosSG,'
There are about years of the lease un ~" 8,
ed, subject to the payment of 100 aop s;, Of
cents per annum. Possession Will DC sn.IJ
on the LIST of January, but possibly l0' O'''
the lst April, 1911. Am IN
Also, acres and 10 poles OF 49, 'n,r an
fee simple, including the stable and o'.,.' The
purtenances. Possession will be given q" ,,s S
tame period. In my absence apply ~ "
tnder Moore.
John Hopkins ln;n
Aug 20. lI~,-'
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber OH Sa'
turday evening last, negro woman named
WINNY, about So years of ages feet or
Z inches high, she is large woman and IN
forward state Of pregnancy dark complex
ion Her cloathing when she went off was
white outside dress, but it is expected she
viii soon change it. purchased her ST Mr.
jeremiah Pooth OF Alexandria. It's expect
ed she will make for fredericksburg as she
formerly belonged in that neighborhood
The above reward will be paid for appre.
bending aud securing her so that get her
again, and reasonable charges for lodging her
in the Jail, if taliena distance from town.
William Maxwell.
September II. SIT
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slsts Of IS 600 men, English and =
and $4,000 Portuguese. The sm oasFnaa,
ders me to acqualut you therefor. p. :, Of.
must have more troops than A.. = '0asya
to beat the English army, in -. 'u'c,a,
should endeavor to raise the siege ', =, III,
dad Rodrigo. 1t is hi. mai4ss,r ~ U Cpi
that you should proceed with the e. d'si.
9Th corps, leaving 1000 dragons a 4, AID
9Th with general kellerman, and IL Tie
corps of about ten thousand men ss,'Na
cavalry and artillery, sufficient ia > ). .aaanY,
the communication and you, nr H,sp 'ps9
the 9Th corps and the rest of the a, I,e WY
ing together abou, $4,000 men, m '", 'orN
posse ssion OF Cuidad Rodrigo, and d'' :, ls's
the English ifthey advance. us'H
have just written to the kinr 'of .
and the field marshal the duk. Of T Da }, Sp.a
to place general Resnier under yon m' NM
with the second corps d'armse vb SS'l''
commanded. "'H D:
have dispatched orders to peD.,Jp
nier to approach Alcantara with hi, ,s wy
in order 70 manoeuvre with you on X. ~,
of the Tagus. :"
(Signed)
1he Prince Of Wagran
and Neufchotd
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o. Mahogany, &c. for S0'S'

TINE subscriber has sust receive I,--hs
i feet of Bay Mahogany IN ll' m ,0I
has an hand, 1000 feet 81. Donung0 ;, ~" ronv in
ny in plank, $500 feet of Bay aD"' cs,h, or
plank, which he offers for SALE i0f 's
short credit. ,rv on the
". B. He still continues TO Ca, y, neat
Cabinet e Chair. making Business ~ -
est and most fashionable manner r,;r
w. eo3tla~"
August 30.
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From the Portsmouth, en- II. J Oracle.
BURN, SINK, 81 DESTROY!

Among all the insults and injuries which
the French nation are continually heaping
on the degyadcd americans, perhaps great
err degree of turpitude cannot be named
than the following The ship Falcon, of
this place; owned by Messrs. John & VIM.
Parrot, and Mr.. Oliver Hamilton, took
cargo of cotton on freight from Savannah,
and proceeded to the port OF Wismar,ln the
Baltic. After almost reaching ker port of
discharge and receiving pilot on board,
she was taken ny pfivateei On sll1 I'd OF
June, and on the 2sh day of the same
month the Frenchmen observing a number
of English boats aPproa ching the Falcon,
and knowing if the English retook her, she
would be delivered up to the lawful own
ers, wantonly burnt the ship and cargo and
thus manifested malicious disposition, at
which even demons might blush. Ii the
French take American property unlawful
ly and sequester it and put it in depot, it is
for the use OF some one, and although
the right!u! owner may be ruined by the
loss yet through various channels it may
find IFS way, and perhaps assist some needy
poor and distressed person. They there
fore may be called nothing worse than
thieves, robbers and plunderrrs. But
when they find they cannot retain the pro-
perry taken by them, and to prevent its re-
turning into the hands OF the just owners, to
burn and destroy it, is such atrocious con.
duct. that name cannot be found in our
language OF sufficient force to stamp the
viliainy OF such conduct.
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HAVRE, Nav %, 1910.

HAWKE, May %, 1910.
Tothe Field Marshal Prince Of Eskng.
SIR,
ItaFpears from the statement of
the force of the English army, as taken
from the English newspapers, that it COM
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Fran the " T.. Mercantile Adveytiser.

We are indebted TO captain Prendergast,
ofthe ship Ann, for the following state.
ment -
"The ship SILLY, captain Scott. of Bos-
ton, was taken up by general Armstrong in
April last, to convey him and his family
home and so certain WAS the general of
getting the Sally, that he entered into
written agreement with Mr.. S. V. S. VIII.
der at Paris for the ship. saw a copy of
the agreement the substance of which was
that the ship was to proceed from ST. Sc
bastans, where she lay sequrstered, TO Bor-
deaux, there to take the gen. and suite on
board Mr.. Ridseway, late American
consul at Antwerp, and his family, were
also to embark in the Sally. The captain
relied so firmly on the agreement, that he
kept all his crew on board nor was it un-
til few DAYS previous TO the AIMS sailing
that he knew his fate. All the sequestcred
vessels, the Sally excepted, were sent from
St. Sebastians to Bayonue. She was left,
expecting daily permission to go to Bor-
deaux when IN order was received for the
Sally to 60 to- Bayonne. A few days alter
her arrival there, the captain received let
ter from Mr.. Wilder, informing him that
the general declined leaving France these
6 months aud that the agreement unjust
be considered as void.
The order for preventing all foreign.
ers from leaving the country without spe-
cial permission from tee minister of police
at Paris created much uneasiness amongst
the Americans. The reason for ii. being
issued was reported to be in consequence
of fire having been set to the palace during
the late tetes, by which the lives of the i'm
psrial family were endangered but this
story obtained little or no credit.
6 William D. Patterson, Esq. the Anne
rican consul at Nantes, received note
from the French government, informing
him that he was no longer recognized in
that capacity"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

He was rot in tie ,east exhausted. I also
saw him SO down. He tad no cnn.mnni.
cation Sherscy any air could ger to him
from above.
Extract of lo,ter from gentleman
nsar kenhasa, G. II. (ViIg.) 10 fis
fr,enda,n Ch:licoshe (Ohio) dateo
Seis5. 1910.
There has lately been well sunk on
tue land ee.snging to my BROTHER, ano
myself by QUE OF. my brothers, who has an
Interest IN il. He bored it nety two feet,
and cbsainsd salt water, WHICH IS in my O.
pnion, stronger than any heretofore disco
Tsteo ut th's place, ana sufficient qua0
usY To supply ten furnaces, and TO make
AZ leAs, GOO bushels in twenty four hours
In about week We expect to start 3 FUR.
naces At this welt"
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Sales at Auction.
ARTICLE /.

Printed Jeans MusIine,s and QpiItngs-2 B.x.
IS and enc Bail fresh imported DRY GOODS
viz-callieoess Ginghams, 1als, Cotton
Stripes DiapPa, Dmity, MuslinetJ brown and
wnMs Co'.on Hose, Twist. Checks. Fancy
On 90 days Credi,I
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

From the Boston Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
[Freeman's Journal.
h(amy Rewarded

The British vice admiral Berkley has
been sppoiDted commander m chef of an
the naval forces Of Portugal in E.urcoe.
The same Berklsy that is so celebrated an
the Chesapeake tragedy.
Adpiral Berkiey has been appointed
vicrefmiral Of the Blue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09
KEENE. ~ Hl SD. p.
Extract Of Letter from a gentleman !,

IN 'H~' u " I~ttOt IOlfl a BSbJtfnan IN
Boston dated Sep,. 10.
4" | yesterday Witnessed the experiment
Of the Diving Bell, winch 10 me was a
great curiosity. Tne man went down AT
India wharf. depth Of water from so to "a
feet, and went on the bottom thence 20 tue
farther end OF Long. wasrf, a d,stasce /
should suppose of $50 rods. He was un-
der the water one hour aad 30 minutes. /
was very near him when he came up
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Engl;skn,en because, If Il were not SO,
If the sorrow for the captivity were
real, if it were not all sham, would
not these Patriots also weep, would
they not shed tears for the many thou
sands Of our native born and natural
lied citizens who have been Impressed
into the British service, who are fog
ged At BRITISH gangways, who are not
permitted to come home either b~ tens
or by hundreds? Would the Patriots
not sxnlp 3hize with these for what
difeI knSeSc can it make, to a genuine
Anne canN hesrt, zuho wrongs US, as
to f&lings of resentment Would
they not sympathize with their coun-
trymen who by thousands are captiyes
in British ships Of war, if they did not
love old England betterthan Americas.
We say, the truth of English bias IN
these Patriots Is palpable and we we'll
remember when we openly and Via
dietively denounced The seizure of
American property under Bonaparte's
decree, we well remember in that case,
that these Patriots joined willingly e.
nougi. in the condemnation of France.
but you could never get them even to
admit by implication that England
had injured us; on thar point they,
were dumb, whilst, against Napoleon
their cries were 9 long and loud" and
he was every thing that was Infamous.
and Great Britain, IT spoken of at ali,
wasTsHssented as mdg'Hanimous ma
tioR ugglirg against an universe in
ares,and amicably vlrtaous in every
respect. Does all tots not prove a
bias, Parfiaiify tor England? would
It happen that these Patriots would
continually praise Great Britain, con-
tinually denounce France, if they were
not influenced by uniform feelings of
love jor Engi1ldJ And which are
most emitted TO the confidence and
respect OF the American people, the
poiiticiars and the. prints that resent
indigplty and injury let 1t come from
what anarter 1t VIII, let It come from
tranae ar from England; or, the poll
tlcia1 and prints which eulcgize
England whist England wrongs US
and reyiie France principally because
France IS The enemy OF England? Is
It any wonder, that with such bias,
with such Partiality' for one of our
great enemies, the Patriots should nor
be able to carry along with them a
RIOTS ever hope to succeed under such
circumstances? The people will nat
uraily adhere to the men who deal e.
qually and alike with foreign powers
whenever their aggressions have been
the same and so long as the repub.
licans conduct themselves with even
haneedJustice in our foreign relations,
the edPle will never desert them /;
they will not desert them. because in
! that case tbev would deserr
And for oI..
| = 'c ever
oees' misunderstood on THIS mead, we
| Deg 10 correct that MISUNDERSTANDING,
By declaring that we are the enemies
OF French outrage az vii 90 orEn
j;sb o,,,raoa 81 H.. IL
:.'''e "0u "is' .Ac oniy oihsr-
S"~S :" our ha'reu OF either VIII be &C.
casioned by the difference In the enor-
nifty of the wrongs and insults which
| they inllict nnnp no Th;o <, -, 49,.
co,,,s;,,. o.. - ""''
rue 1Ahisiicsn ground
Err oil Il
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M.ERINos.

AT sale of rs Spanish sheek T.
E0gfand, we observe the pricsA n
ThiGb several of the Rams of The Pau.
HACK soid ats AS, 500 and
soo&-thfse were purchased Dy those
b st acoibinted with. the an,mal.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

"a Shares Of VIRGINIA. BANK.
Printer.
October 2. (a>
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-09

Bonaparte's new import decree does
not repeal any of his former DEGREES !
the probability therefore is that arti.
.cles which are not named In this new
decree are to be ADMITTED on the pay
ment of the old dutiss.-Bost. Ce&.
From the Bosfon GaSe.s.