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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-06
Mi lCL.
t.awralon & Fowle,

Ia" iHlolI ~ oNiSs
As a temhgrury r ,ienc6, (fMfh,ir late Store
con6 r,bmh, have taken Store on Union
str. ct mi Mere ants HhorG JormerIy occu.
hted b. l. ieuderson g Co.
Where they have for Saley
$4,000 Us prime Green Coffee,
40 boxes Mould Candles
% CHESTS Hyson. Young Tyson and
Imperial Teas,
50 hhis. retailing Molasses
cases black and colcred Sarsccnetts
AMI Senchaws
cases Nutmegs and Cloves
sOba,rels and so half barrels Boston
Beef
$40 pieces German Cheeks
400 do Nankeens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt
September y
last received. from Aew-Yorks
: An giant supply Of Ladies Kid and Mo-
rocco Shoes.
Di to gentlemen's Leather, Morocco aud
Buff SHOES.
on HAND,
Cotton in bales,
Rice in lierces,
Indigo in FOXES,
Alum in barrels.
Ground Nuts in bags,
Trunks and Shoe sas usual.
E. Gilman.
August % eot
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August %

BY virtue OF d dcol Vi tra,t
fom II chlrd .AreN TO the subscriber, 20 &C.
cure the payment of Certain sum OF money
to John M'Cobb, will be exposed to sale Tor
rca,y money, on the re spec,ive premises, on
Jhursd The IS h day J this present NINTH,
a Rent Charge of 55 liver dollars and o"e
third of a dollar, issuing out # piece Of
ground lying upon the west side oil Water
street and to the uorlhward o. DUE street,
granted by David Arell to L Weston, subject
to the dover of Phoebe Moore, relict OF the
said David therein also rctt charge OF ten
pounds ten shiIlings, issuing out OF 3 piece
of ground lying also on the west side of Wa
ter street to the northward OF Dn%e- st .eet,
granted by Samuel AreIl unto Absalom Woe
subi,ct also to the dover of the said Pheoo
therein.
James Keith.
Octber 2. 2awts
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BRYAN Hampson. q 20.

Ho,c INST yeceived and e6srJ or sale,
,oh,i, and SO barrcl, first quaity suoa
g 10 scco quality,
lopipes old l.oalon partlcaiar Sla"e'ra , ,na
mines ana 8 tiercss London marAet ana
Is quarter casks Mal'ga WlNEo'
aoboxes dipt Can..ies,
hhds, old jamaica Spirits
pipe old Gognac Brandy
sob.rrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Wtiskey,
10 chest. lmperiat -,
importation' :,
And selected for family use,
"' STro 80 hcst selected Flour For 10
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-06

!, ;lnSr REc4I1ED q FoR S.dLE'
~ " possleady Sd aud 4th proof good West
:, 10 Sue,r, various qualities.
IL ticrces New Rjse.
h5gshcA,'s Tolasses,
s do. Copoeras.
10 Aua % .,nn.,s New
% h ahssts Of lmaeri0l, Young Ilyson' and
Hyson shin Teas Nil.
u a,de;ra lisbon, Sherry, Malaga'
md Ca;alalia Wnes,
Oh harreIs of Icrriass and >haa'
o ,arr,ls behring's, put up wlta par'''u-
lar care an salt -pe,fcd "a
noo bu,hel, Liverpool ana Lisbon oait'
Iuy 2. ------
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Selss at VenGss.

Il every Tuesday ana rrAua'
sd WILL BE SOLD =,
4 ~N Water streets. -.
re,;.t, Of Dry Goods, Groesr'ss, 9 e.
4 Fe,'sy &c If which will be expressed 4"
Pal uS of the day--AIl kinds Oh soous
The OHo ~ On limitation and the prices .
xhlcn an establ;shscl, can at any time DC
t iaasd and purchased at the lowest i''n''"''
nA prices r ,I,.s,,a.r. y y.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06

THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. Rama.
a way from the subscriber, in Mecklenbur g
County, some time in the month of Februar;
last, mutatto man slave named TOM
GRAVES by trade blacksmith he is about
$ feet 5 or 6 inches high, with straight black
hair. bow-ltgg and stoops in his shoulders,
his nose turns up. and when spoken to, is YER,
apt to snuff lie went off in company with
mulatto fellow, by the name of Billy. belonging
TO Mr.. George Ficld.-They are supposed t.
have procured free passes under the name OF
Mayo Whoever will apprehend the said slave
and secure him in any Jail so that get him
gain. shall be entitled to the above reward-Ali
masters OF vessels are iorwarned from harbour
ms or carrying him of.
GEORGE TARRY
May Is wSw
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INoa ~. THREE rRACrs OFLANp.

1oR SALE, THREE TRACTS OFLAND,
l. lying near Charlotte Court House:
One Of FIFTY acres, in half mile of said
Court House, al the fork of the roads leading
ia Col IS &Cisrk's ferrys'; running across both
roads, and liking in a small point between then,
admirably situated for Tavern or Store
Anot aer of ONE HUNDRED AND THIeTY
EIGHT acres, upon Ciars's ferry road, ri abnut
three quarters Of mile Of said Court House
having very good Spring on it ;--Those tracts
are without improvements
Another OF NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SEVEN acres. in three mites Of said Conri-
House, lying upon little Roanoak River, con.
tanning by estimation, ono hundred and seventy
Or eighty acres Of Low Grounds Of good quality
This tract has small improvements with a fresh
plast',ion, and adj ,ceat TO as good range rs
any IN the County am resolved to sell, and
will take young Negroes IN part pay Any per.
son wishing to purchase, may apply to the Sub
scriber living at Halifsv C.ulr, n use
THOMAS IL. READ.
MeJ 70 lIwI2WT
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POWERS, ffty thousand dollars.
For the contingent expenccs of intercourse
with the Barbaty powers, fifty thousand dollars
For the relief and protection Of distressed A
merican scamen. including the sum OF twsnt,
thousand dollars to reimburse the bankers OF the
United States in London, and others, sums here
toforc advanced by them tor this object, twent,
five thousand dollars SWISS
For expences of prosecuting claims and appeals
in the courts of Great Britain in relation 10 cap
lures OF American We ssels, and defending causes
else where. six thousand dollars
To enable the accounting officers of the trea
suIy formally to pass the accounts OF Timothy
Pickering, late Secretary Cor the ,iepartmen, o
State, the sum of seventy Thousand five Lund ed
and eighty three dollars and eleven cents, being
the amour; of former appropriations of mores re
ceived and expended BY him in that department.
BY the application OF surpusses in some articles
and appropriations to others in which the appro
pria,ions were deficient
For the discharge of such miscellaneous claim
against the United States, not otherwise prove
ded for, as shall have been admitted in due cours
of settlement at the treasury, four thousand dol
lars. e 80. -
SEC. 2. dnd be it fa-tier enacted, Tha, the Sc
vcral appropriations herein before made, shall he
paid and discharged out of the fund of six aun
drad thousand dollars, reserved by an act m king
out of any monies in the treasury not otherwise
separated.
]. B. VARNUM,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
GEO CLINTON.
Ticc Prcsr1ent of the United States,
and President of the Senate.
JAMES MADISON.
February IS 1910. N
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I AND FOR SALE BY virtue of an ac, of
~ the General Assembly of Virginia, passed
thu 22d dayof January, 1870 viii be sold, at
public auction, M Matthe VS. court house, on Mon
day, tile 18Th August next If fair, otherwise the
next fair day, on credit of one, two and three
years the Tract or LAND containing n.
bou, 500 acres, Gin lots the whole together. as
may best SUIT the purchasers, and promote the
public intrest,) lying in the county OF Matthews.
called Kingston Parish Giebe Land This land
IS conveniently situated on Eas, river, and Pud
ding creek, which abounds with fish and ov.ters
IN their season, and is about one and half niles
from said court house. Further description is
deemed useless, as it is expected those Incl ned
to purchase wilt view the premises before the
day OF sale, Bonds, with good securities, with
a lien on the said land, will ne required by
Perrin Smith Roulder Husl,;us
Richard -BHnps. Anthony Had ms,
Gabriel lN,Eer Senr Sand, Smith
Co7'tmiSsiorers.
june 20 w3wT
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lay % 1910.
SNTHEREAS in conformity with the ,r5vi.
w siols made by law for the remburse-
m"nt OF the Eschanged Six Pc, Cent. Stock. cree
ated by the second section Of the act, entitled.
=" An act, supplementary to the act. in,tulsd an
act making provision for the redemption OF the
whole ofthe public debt Of the United Sthes,n
passed on the l lth day Of February. 1907. il has
been determined by the Commissioners of the
Sinkirg Fund that the residue of the PrinciDaF
OF said stock should be reimbursed on fb.. frst
day OF January next Public Notice is there.
fore gwen to the P,opristors ofthe Certificates
OF Exchanged Six Per Cent STOCK, created by the
act aforesaid, that the principal Of the whole a.
mount Of said stock not heretofore reimbursed.
viii, on surrender of ;he certihcat =, De paid on
the first day of January, 1911, to tn. respective
stockholders, or their legal Representatives. or
attornIes duly constituted, either at the Treasu
~ or at the Loan Office where Tie stock thus to
be reimbursed, may then stand credited TO the
.Jroprietors thereof
Il is farther made knowH for the information
OF the parties concerned, that 40 transfers nf GER
tif:aies OF Exchanged Six Per Cent. S,ock from
TIE Books OF the Treasury, or Of any Commits
sioner OF Loans, viii be allowed after the first
day OF December next ; and that'the interest on
the whole amount Of said stock will cease and
determine on the day preceding the day here>
by fixed for the reimbursement thereof
ALE ar GALLArIw,
Secretary ef the Tfeasuy
June5 m, I'm.
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" ALUABLE LAND FOR sALE-The

u ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-The
subscriber viii sell, and give immediate
possession, Of tlnt well known estate, called
BieniIeim, situated on the south west mountains.
III the county of Able marie, containing by late
surveys, two thousand eight hundred and ninety
acres this Land is peculiarly well adapted to the
growth OF Wheat and Tobacco, and considered
equal IN fertility to any adjacent thereto, is
about six miles from Milton, from which place
there Is an easy navigation for batteaux to the CITY
OF Richmond. On the premises lisa large commodi
Gus dwelling House, which, from the elegance Of
IT'S situation, and other advantages, makes It q
desirable residence for gentee! fasiiIy. /. viii
he sold entire or divided TO suit purchasers -
Farther PARTICULARS made known BY Captain Iobn
Harris, Albemarie county, Mr.. lanes Patton.
Alexandria, Messrs Macdonald and Rldely, Bal
tmore, or moss
Who wishes to sell Land in the counties ne
CuiPepper, Fanquier, Spotsylvania and Caroline.
also Houses and Lots, pleasantly and advanta
geousy situated on tie Hill and Mainstreet. in
the town Of fredericksburg.
Fredericksburg, Virginia, Hay ~
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a PLACEMENT IN CHANCERY,-Ata
I - court held for buckingham county, the 11th
day of June, 1910
Robert Shaw & Co 49, psf,
VS.
Roland West and John West, Dec,s
ON the motion ofihe plaintiffs, by their attor-
hey, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of The
court that the defendant Roland IS not An inhabi
tant OF this state Ii IS orde,ea and decyeed That
unless the said Roland shall appear here OH or be
iore Septemoer court next, and wer the bill
ofthe plaintiffs, the court will then proceed TO
take the same for confessed as to him, and de.
cree the matter thereof accordingly, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in some
public news paper, OF the city of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and another copy be pos
ted up at the front door of the court house of this
county.
Copy.
R. ELDRIDGE, 3,, d. C.
JUNG 20 WV
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ny virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date the
~ 9Th day of August, 1907, and recorded in
the General Court win ne said, for ready mo.
ney, on Thursday, the 18Th OF July next, tie
l. O Il S e. no u S T. S.
Near Beividere, now in tina o. cupancy Of Mrs
Price The sale viii take place on the premises,
at IL o'clock, A NJ
4 B VENABLE,
SAdfUEL MeCRAW, trustees
June g. wt19Inlv
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B3ahs- We learn that Mr.. BloAget, of Wash
ington city, recently obtained complete and a
curate return Of all the banks in the U,ited s.
On the LIST of April last, the number of Banks
was lob. and Of the branciie- 80. making in all
1873 The nominal capt., of the whole OF these
banks exceeds6fy eight millions of dollars.
aurora.
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VALUABLE pROpgKry n

" ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
The Subscriber is authorised IN cell the
large e conmodious BRICK BUILDING. nm
the Man St,eet on ShOokG Hii 1T present o.
cupl-d ~ Mr. Rivalsin-Also, the small BRICK
hVOoE' heNt above The one IN which Mr.. RI.
valsin lives, and the two WOODEN rRNF
MENTS between the last mentioned house ans
Mrs Braxion's- For psrtrcul rs enquire of
My 90, 1910. #
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4 BARGAIN II wish 10 lease the Hty. Mar.
n kef Gardens. for atcrm of years "A large
'hree story Brick House, near the basin, for rent
Apply to ] r. Price, or 'c ubscrber
SAMUEL OVERTON.
June GO yoyG
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II virtue OF deed oftrust, executed by mes
- Hurt, TO the subscriber, to satisfy and paw a
suu OF money therein mentioned due 10 John r.
Price win be sold, for ready money. on the
9th day Of this present month. al the E,cle Ia
vern, the brick HOUSE {, LOT, belonging to
the said Hurt, lying and beng IN he city OF Rich
mond, ON the street running parallel with the
north side Of the basin Of the canal as PARTICULAR
ly described in the ssi, deed
HIN. ID WREN, Trustee.
June 10. ids
- The sale ofthe above proper,y is pos,no.
ned to the 2lst July, when it will positively take
place
June % ida
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EOURTEEN HUNDRED Sacks Liverpo oil
Il Ground Salt. Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Raj.
SINS ia boxes and Kegs, Copperas, 8 by 10 and 2
by 10 Window Glass, White Lead, & Spanish
Brown, Havana Segars. Playing Cards, Dimi-
lies, Ozaaburgs-snd
DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS.
For SALE ny
NC B MYERS.
My Is. 2waw4@
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IcStc,
N SHEpPdRD. CLERK Common Hal.
june 90 %,

That IS, the carriage is to be numbered. and
the HuDlher, with the name of the owner, and also
OF the driver, entered by the clerk in !. book to
be kept for that purpose.
T Which is S for every and each offence.
That is, is his duty previously to the LIST day
o, January, IN every year, to make repor, to the
clerk OF the common hall of such drivers as are
IN his opinion, improper PERSONS to drive any such
carnage and the clerk shall, upon receiving
such representation, refuse a licence in favor Of
any owner of such carriage to be driven nv the
same driver. "'0
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CITY or RTCHnoA1.
May Is

Extracts from DIN Ordinance pissed by the Com
mon Hdllaf sad City. the 1871 :f,tne. 1910.
entitufed. IN ordinance. TO amend he oylaasce
10, regulating Wagons, drays ana carts, and "a,
Other Pr poses"
II AZ ordained Gre That from and after the
- hrstdsy oi January next, no licence shall be
granted by the Clerk of the Common Hail to any
person wishing to employ any Wagon, draw or
cart, ior hire, wi,n this city, unleas the driver
thereof be white person, with this special ex
cepion, that IN all cases where licences have al
ready been obtained for drivers VIII, are s,aves 2,
who shall DC actually the property Of the owner
of such Wagons, draws or carts 1T the time
when this ordinance shall be published, such Ii
cenoe may be renewed K continued until the SIs.
December. 1911, and no longer. And All I;cen.
ces which may hereafter be granted in each and
every year. shall expire the 31st December
mex; ensuing, the time of granting such licepce.
ana me amount o'tax shall be apportoned to the
time Tor which such Iicence shall be granted.
and be az further ordained, That no person shall
Keep Tor hire, any gig, chair. chariot, coachee,
Jersey Wagon, or other pleasure carriage with
out causing the same TO be entered with the
clerk oi the common hall, as wagons, draws and
carts are entered = and the penalties for falling
TO enter, mark or number, shall be the same as
respecting drays, carts. and Wagons + and the
police ma stcr may, III like manner and with the
sam, fleet enter his objections to any driver o..
drivers It Provided. lha; the clerk the CON
mon han shall previously registering and grant
ing such iiccnce, fo any such Carriage, take bond
wuh ss'irh security as he may approve. in the ne
nsity, Of two hundred dollars, conditioned that no
lego or mulatto shall be permit, ed To use the
same except in the capsci,y of maid or servant
to somelatly or gentleman hiring or riding there
in.
N SHEPPaRD, CLERK Common Hall
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NOrICE.-All persons indebted TO the es-
= tate Of Mi Rob TT G.mble. decd are re.
quested TO come forward & settle their accounts
Those VINO have claims against the estate, will
please IN Ike them known To
- JOHN G GAMBLE, Administrator.
NAV IS wSy
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B l. A n K S,
or evERY uEscRIPrto~
FOR SNLE .fT rms 0<fJC,E.
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GJ' A liberal discount made to wholesale pun
chasers
Orders for any of the above qualities, address
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANLSTER c, Co.
August wifi
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D ArTEKSEA PAPER .HdILLS.-Those wn
1e wish to encourage the manufactures of Their
own state are informed, that they can be suppl.
ed with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
any Quantities
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NCHAN GERY - buckingham Nay Court,
Il 1910. . ea4
Cary Drew and Elizabeth his wife, .d,ninistra-
tor and administrative of CharIes Taliaerro, dc.
ceased, Plaintiff
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'AA"J 3d. WoWp,
NIL GRETTER, Jepuelte, and Sit0erSnn;th
lV4 opposite Candies corner, M ,in-strcet--
Grateful tor the liberal encouragement he has re-
celved SINCE his commencement in business, in
forms his friends and customers, he has selected
for cash, IN New York and Phadelphia, an ex
tensive assortment of articles in his line, among
which are, the following, viz: Pearl and Topaz
bracelets, Breast Pms, Rings and .rrings, pls-
ted Tea Sets, complete, bread and cake Baskets
Candlesticks with ald without branches, Casters,
Bottle stands, swords, EpAuietts, SC which, IN
addition to his former stock, renders his assor,-
ment very general
~ N. B. The highest price for old Gold and
Silver.
june IS. w,f
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John Baskerville, jr. and Robert Burton,

ON the motion Of the plaintiff, and 1t appe ar
ing to the satisfaction OF the court, that the de.
PENDANT, Baskerville, is not an inhabitsnt of this
state II IS ordered and decreed, That unless the
defendant Baskerville shall appear here at Au.
gust term next, and answer the plaintiffs bill,
the court will then proceed to take the same for
confessed, and decree the matter thereof aocor-
dinSlys and that copy of this order be forth
with published in some publicnews paper of the
city IT Richmond. for two months success,vely,
and another copy be posted up at the court house
door of this county.
A CODY.
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TRBdSURr DEP4RTIIEN7'

RICHARD LEE AND SON.
rlne 90 Ct
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men from their houses /; conducted them
10 place where they were disarmed ny the
French soldiery, hand-cuffed and sent to
France. This action, and 'he severity and
cruelty Of the French, had increased the
evaporation Of the people 10 those provii1n-
ces. There has been days when upwards
Of % persons have been executed at VITO.
ria. and IL at Rurgos.
On the l9th we received here the news
Of the death of Gen. Armagnsc, French
governor Of La Elaneha, who had persisted
by the hands o. the guer,illas Ga party of
armed peasan,ry.)
On the 9Th, the French commander Of
Tarancon arrived here, who had fed from
his post. The governor of Siguenza, gen.
Hugo, has likewise arrived, not having
been able to resist the attacks OF the En-
pecinado; the remainder Of the troops
which he commanded continue 10 arrive IN
the most deplorabe situation. He has
been so completely defeated, that even the
surgeons have come in wounded.
On the 18th, in the afternoon, So wag-
CONS of wounded entered by the gate At"
cha; and on the ed 1Omore arrived from
Guadalaza.
The movement Of the patriotic parties in
the neighborhood OF this capital, have pre-
vented the departure ct large convoy Of
ammunition and artillery, which was to
have reunited with another at Toledo, and
were to go together TO Andalusia. They
continue working with great activity at the
gate OF La CampaniIla. Beiilard visits the
work every morning and evening. De-
tachmenss continue to sally out, and gene
rally return after having had some loss -
The garrison begin to complain of the ia
,igue, and speak of the good treatment
which the deserters experience from the
Spaniards. 1ses
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LONDON, Sebtember !.

Lord Wellington has transmitted to mi
nisters an intercepted letter from Napoleon
to Massena. This letter, Of which the orr
ginal has been sent, is evidently an answer
to one from Massena, in which he had been
soliciting reinforcement of at least 10000
troops. In his reply, Napoleon expresses
himself to the following effect:
g AS to the reinforcement which you de
mand, it is impossible at the present mo-
as it is practicable, you shall have every
possible assistance. In the mean time you
must bring the English to general action.
If you are victorious the peninsula is our
own. If you are defeated, which is not
unlikely, you will at any rate so weaken the
enemy. as to furnish yourself with the means
of retreating to advantage"
In consequence of this letter, of the &C.
nuneness of which Lord Wellington was
perfectly convinced, a reinforcement of four
thousand men had been ordered to be de-
tached from Cadiz to cooperate with his
lordship, and these troops were daily ex.
pected at the date of his last dispatches.
Sept. g.
The following is given as the present
state of the negotiation for exchange of pri-
soners; and We believe, that it is correct:
The negotiation is not broken of, but
there are only slight hopes of itsi being
successfully terminated. The pretensions
of the French government is so great and
unreasonable, increasing in proportion as
they found our disposition to conclude car
tel 10 be sincere, that it is scarcely possible
the egociatioashould not be broken off Out
Of compassion for our countrymen detained
in France, our ministers have not insisted
upen many points which they might have
done; but these feelings have not been met
by corresponding one ON the part of the
French government"
The following is the extract of letter
from Paris, dated s1st Aug -" FoucHE,
once the terror ef france, is no7o elise
prisoner at NarseiAes. He was arrested az
AK, which was his Ssnafsrsrie."