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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-01

LIMOS ALLEY, from NC " York, most res
Z = pectiuliy informs the Ladies of Richmond
and It's vicinity, that ne is Just establishing La.
DIES SHoE MAHUfAcToRx few doors below
the Beg Tavern and next door to S. PIeasants's
Book Store-H2 :, has on band an elegant assort-
ment of Kid and Morocco SKINS, green, red,
black, white, tea and butt Ali OF the most fash-
enable colours.
N. b. Those ladies' who would wish to have.
their shoes made in the most fashionable ,aode.
VIII please to call as above. All orders ,gill be
thankfully received and Immediately attended 10.
Ten OF twelve women shoe binders will meee
with employment by applying at the above place.
January Is. 3w
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JOHNSON AND REAT.

Jt1GlNot)N AND KEAI,
JEHHLLERS q SILVER SMITHS
a I the crescent sign, opposite the Eagle-Ta-
n yern-Havc just received additional sup
ply OF ARTICLES in their line, (Which with their
former stock will render their assortment very
completely consisting Of
Pearl Earnings, EARRINGS 6. Drops, Breast
Pins, Bracelets and Finger Rings.
Jet Breast Piws, Bracelets, Ear. Rings s, Neck
laces, tortose-shel Combs OF the most approved
patterns, gold Watch Chains, Seals and KEYS of
the latest patterns, Ear Rings, Finger. Rings,
Breast Pins, Bracelets, Buttons, Lockets and
Miniature Settings.
Silver Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes.
Stop Bowls, Cream-Pots, Cams and Cubetts.
Table, desert, tea and salt Spoons SOUP, toldy,
cream and mustard Ladies, Salt Stands, Thin
blcs, Coral & Bells, Tea Tongs & Pencil Cases,
silver mounted DIrks, Swords and Stuff Boxes.
Plated Casters OF various prices, Candlssticks,
Fruit Baskets, Tea Pots, Sugar. Dishes, Cream
Pots, salt Stands, Table Spoons and Tea longs
Flock tin Tea Pots and Tea Cadas. topether
with sundry other articles too tedious to enume-
rate here, al OF which they offer On moderate
terms. Orders for work strictly attended to-
The highest price given for old silver and gold.
Decehnoer = epG
4 HE PHDlic are cautioned against receiving
a an assignment of two Notes gwen by RI
chard Randolph, Thomas GilIiatt and dichl w.
ilancnck to Hicolson, Hcih & Co. both dated the
%lst December last, for an amount bstwixt
and 1000 S each, one paysble 1870, the other $40
days after date-The subscriber, on behalf Of
himself and Thomas Gilliatt, claims ofTsett, TO
these notes, and hereby gives notice, that pay
inent of them will not be made until the Offsets
clamsd are deducted.
NJ. w. HANCOCK.
Richmond, ooh January, 1910
N. b. Orders for Deep Run Caai left at the
Subscribers counting house, Viii b. immediately
attended to great care viii be taken TO supply
customers regularly VITA good coal
NJ. w. II.
January 80 ,y4vy
>EN DOLLARS REV ARD stolen from
my stable on the night II .lc 18Th instant.
SOhkEL HORSE. he had oD his forehead
star and snip a bob tail his icft hind T.. i,
white to the iooUock. The sight OF one Of Ms
eyes IS also impaired. d may ut be sniss ..
STATE, tlatit - th0 same horse have beer
the habit OF riding soure years 10 ;h's CITY
JAMES SaELNIO(g
RicLmcnd January 20. -
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OF a liberal discount made to wholesale puro
chascrs.
Orders for any of the above qualities, address,
ed to the subscribers, executed at the shortest
notice.
BANIST'ER c, Co.
August 4. Ntf.
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a VALUABLE WATER LOT-The sub
L scriber offers for sale, that valuable water
lot on James River, containing 100 feet in front,
it being the same lot on which Capt Hail. buils
the new brig at Rockets, and adjoins the Coal
Yard, !ately occupied by Messrs. Nicholson and
Heth ; the terms OF lie will be made known by
application to the subscriber, living near Rich
mond, or Richardson Taylor living in the civ,
who viii shew the property to any one disposed
to purchase.
JOHN S. STUBBS, senr.
January A. w5w
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EDWARD IIALLAaf.

h ASzeceIved by the last arr ivals from Eu
a I rope, and for sale next door above the Eaole
TaNern-a fresh and general supply Of Garden
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-02-01

RJEW OXFORD FrrpEMY.-rhe sur
scriber wishts Ga employ. and vii, b4v 4,
liberal price tn man capa,le of teaching ,f.
latin, Greek, French < E"g!,sh Languages. Ia.
gethcr with Geography, &c and who shall coHa,
we'll recommended as a proper person to t.sis
charge OF the New OxI5rd Academy, lately q
rectec near the Half way House between Rich.
inond and Petersburg, on the main stage road.
where he contemplates to receive thirty boys on
", who may be boarded at s, 80 per aunum Eek
elusive ct bedding and washing, which must be
furnished or will occa ion an additional chargel
aud may be instructed in all or any of the above
languages, at 5 80 per annum, payable quarterly,
our not az ddUance The situation of this Acade-
my rs high and healthy, and combines AS many
advantages rs any other 10 this state-The sub
s7rosr pledges himself that great and uncommon
attention shall be paid to the morals and instruc-
ton OF those who may be sent to this Academy,
and fatters himself with hope, that it will be a
useful and hourishing es.ablshment-As soon as
Teacher can be procured, qualified ia all res
poets to manage the Seminary, the pu'ic shall
receive due notice ofthe day on which tins school
wiilcomMence.
RIcH'D. GREGORY.
J,nury 1s. wswg
ri OTiCE.-By virtue of a deed of iruSt ex ecut
cd to me by Francis Vaughan, for the purpose
OF securing the payment of debts therein men
TONED, due to William White VIII be exposed
to sale TO the highest bidder, in Jamestown, on
~ I'ei u'y VI FSprusry next, uie ! racl OF
LAND whereon the said Vaughn resides, wing
IN Cumberland county, near jamestown, and
containing upwards of two hundred acres, and
adjoining the lands Of Jos. ID. Lee, Jos. Il. Roy
all WIN. Corloy and the subscriber.
TSCHARNER WOODSON.
Cumberland County. Ian. IL w4wI
ATrERSEA PAPER MILi.o-Those who
p wish to encourage the manufactures of their
own state are informed, that they can be suppl
e. with Paper Manufactured in Petersburg, in
amy Quantities.
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August 4.
FIFTY DoLLHRS REH.4PD.

D AN-AWAY, from the Subsui5er, in the city
IA Of Richmond, on the 23h Of Ocrober last, a
Negro HaH named BILLl, saRbosed to be e6oue
foe feet or ten inches high sfogt srsk a1aae.
a 1.-THE 60sp-leged, has fuH face about puenty
years Of age; ras purchased IF Gy-us Gurus IF
Northumberland Coxnty; gv0s raised IN Lancaster,
County, or The Carritotnan PLANTATION BY M Gar
ter lie IS caled by fhe negroes of thai place. zcait-
tnsnsan B!y he is SUeH acquainted at .Shirlcy, or
time.
will Sive the nbeUe ,e5gari if secured in ial
in the City Of Richmond, O. sixty ,oHors If secu-
refin any jail is sAe sfats IF VIrginia, and iqfo-
a,'gtion Siven TO .Tossph Garter Of Pichinona, or
JfOhn VIM, IF Charlottesville
I'RoS. FINN, .s7r.
October 81. svS;,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-07

Buonaparte, in answer to an address of the
Legislative body, makes the following reply:
"Gen,lemen,the President and Deputies Of
the Legislative body the sentimens you
have expressed, accord with ny own.
know the attachment OF your boey to my.
person. France needs Monarchy, moder-
ate, but strong. The present epoch ought
not only to be distinguished by the glory of
the arms of France, but also by the prosperi-
ty Of her commerce by the wisdom of her
laws, and by the splendour of her arts, scien-
ces, and Iiterary requirements. t
s TO bring France to her present state,
have surmounted the greatest obstacle, md
my family will ever sacrifice our dearest af-
fections to the interests and welfare of this
great nation. BY the help Of GOD and the
constant love of my people, will be enabled
to overcome every obstacle which shall op-
pose the accomplishment of my great de-
signs.
|" desire to live thirty years longer, in or
der to serve my subjects thirty years more,
to consolidate this great empire, and 10 see
all the prosperity that have conceived for
this dear France"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-07

Lodi is a little Insignificant place, without trade
or manuf. Cures, it is part of dominion thst may
said to have neither, and cut off from all connec
ton III The sea vet there is not town in Fiance
or England with double the population, that ever ex-
hblted theatre so built, decorated filled, or fur
nished, as that Of Lodi Not the pride and luxury
of commerce and manufactures, not all the iron md
steel, the woollen, nen the silk, glass, potts. por-
celain OF such town Lodi, ever yet equalled bs
exhibition of butter, cheese, Glove, COWS, money
and musIck These the combination that string
Italian nerves TO enjoyment and give lessons Of Cow
ernnent to northern politicians. What sight is this
for such think there is nothing worth seeing out
OF England, says .7rthm Yo'as's Travels, vOL l.
page 428
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-03-07

England TO reject an accoTn odation WHICH
would have been ratified il the embargo had
remained six mopths longer!
believe Mr.. Adams aposgatized from his
patriotism, because he preferred, agreeable
10 the advice Of Washington, giving us tie
trade Of the continent TO the gripping and
destroying il by war OF " extermination" A.
gsinst France as Pickering & Go. recon-
mended.
believe " patrioticL proceedings" in Mas
sachusetts have been useful, because such
movements have prevented England from
making treaty with us
believe Mir. Madison has done wrong in
recommending Congress to put the country
in state Of preparation fer war, because this
is what we have constantly advocated
/ believe we ought 10 bear every thing
rather than 90 to war, because Quincy said
we can't be kicked into war
believe Mr.. Madison Can't do any thing
right, because (ike Washington he never
was at st. James, and because he was WING
during the revolution Credo-quia imhossi-
bic est.
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ont Of England. Henow pays aomsge tc
the court of London, IS much as ever did
Queen Mary to the See Of Rome, sighs for
submission 10 his Nhjesty of Epgland, as
much as the good King James ii. wished
aosolution from the Iope--Nor is the supre-
macy OF the Pope more believed or wished
for, by the catholicls of Spain, than the su-
premacy of English George is wished for by
such people, as Ibis letter-writer, his stale
pretences TO the contrary. Notwithstanding.
CUSTOMER.
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UNITED STATES.
PARIS, DEC. IA, 1909.

PARIS DEC IFS lOOS'
Or the 18th of Dec. the Minister. of the
Interior, submitted his report or e1fose Of
the situation OF the French empire to the
Legislative booy. HIS excel!ency terminates
his report by The examination OF the political
relations of France with foreign powers
The report announces that ga peace with
Sweden will soon be signed; that Holland,
equally bruised by france and by EngIand,will
undergo some changes tina, our relations
with the United States of America are only
suspended for the present, and will immedi-
atey resume their usual channel that the
part of Poland added to the Grand Duchy of
Warsaw, and freed from the yoke of Austria,
is about to prosper under the laws oi the
King of Saxony, that true friendship unites
Russia to the French empire that the Kings,
allies of France, will receive AN increase of
territory and that France herself acquires
new sources Of prosperity, and new openings
for her commerce, by tie means OF the coun-
tries incorporated with the empire"
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BAYoxNE, WOW. 2s, 1909

Tomorrow the troops forming the FIRST di-
vision of the army destined for Spain, will be-
gin to arrive. They announce the arrival of
more than 100000 men coming from Ger.
many, who will pass through this city and
Perpignan.
A letter from Perpignan. dated the sth,
says" Corona Is in onr power, since tho
/ lth oi this month" We do no, know tire
articles Of capIlulAtion /; but it appears ,Las
the garrison will remain prisoners of war.
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MADRID, DEC. 4, 1909,

His Majesty makes known to the army
that the Spanish army commanded by the
Duke Del PsYue, which had impsudently
advanced on the right bank Of the FotWes,
has been completely defeated on the 2sth
Of Nov. at Alba by the corps of the army,
and the eth division OF dragons Is peires
of cannon, several Wagons full Of ammuni-
tion, stand OF colours 10000 muskets, and
more than 2 600 prisoners, fell in the hands
of the impe, iai troops. The enemy besides
left 600 dead IN the 6ell Of battle, amcng
whom were Geo. several Col'S and great
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may give me. God Knows bow much my res
Cu,ion has cost ny heart I; but 10 s.ctih's'
appals my couragc, when II is Tor the 5000 ot
France.
81 want nothing TO add to my happiness,
on the contrary have TO prise the atiach-
ment and tenderness OF my weii-belo'ed
spouse She has embeliished eleven years
of my life the rene nbrance viii ever be
engraved on my heart (; she was crowned by
H.y hands | will that she preserve The rank,
Of Empress but above all that she never
doubt OF my sentiments, and that She always
regard me as her best Ind dearest friend"
. The Empress then said
That conceiying no hopes of having
children to satisfy t!c calls OF the policy and
interests of France, she had consented 10
give her husband the greatest proof OF attach
ment and devotion that had ever been given
OH the earth. r
Sh. consented tc dissolution of mar
riage that was an obstacle to the good OF
France, that might deprive 1t OF being one
day governed by the descendants OF a great
man. SO evidently raised by Providence to ef-
face the ills of terrible revolution, and re-
establish the throne and social order But
the dissolution of marriage would make no
change in her sentiments"
The Emperour and Empress, and ell the
persons present signed the declarations"
The Conservative Senate Decree.
|. The dissolution of the marriage.
ii. The continuance of the rank and title
to the Empress Josephine.
III. That her dover should be 2 millions
OF francs per ann.
Then were passed-addresses to the EN-
perour and Empress expressive OF g,atlnde.
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An arrival at Baltimore, from St. Sebastian, brings
Paris dates to the middle OF December Extracts
follow.
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--latest foreign Nens.

DIVORCE Of N.iPOLE0,N and JOSEPHi.FE
We were politely favoured with French
paper OF Dec. %, which contains the official
particulars of the dissolution OF the marriage
of the French Emperour and Empress. The
following hasty translatlons furnish the sab
stance OF the proceedings. BoS. Palladium.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.
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NOTE

Delivered BY Count Romanzow. Chan
ceilor offhe Russian Emhjre. 10 Connf ST.
Julien, .dHSfridn administration Eorfraordi
nary ar So. Petersburg.
"ST. PETERsBURGs, April 1s. His
Imperial Majesty, considering Moldavia ana
Wallachia as composing part of the En-
pire, and as such must be governed by his
laws, declares that no right can any longer
be admitted there, the practice of which on.
ly takes place in Turkey. His majesty has
therefore charged his undersigned Chan
cellOr TO declare to Gen. Count St Julien.
that every individual born in these provin
ces must be considered as a subject of his
NJ sjcsty; that in the mean time he leaves
them the choice Of remaining in this quail
70 or, after paying their debts, and giving
- account of the places they held. to quit
Cue country IN six months; and that persons
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-08-31
BosToN, Aug %.
LATE FROM GOTTENBURGH

The ship Levan.. Captain Proctor. arriv.
ed here yesterday, IN "A days from Gotten.
burgh, reports-That no event of impor.
lance, OF political or commercial nature,
had taken place for some days previous 10
his departure the last decree, was that,
OF shutting the ports of Tonningen, &c. The
Sound continued to be blockaded by the En-
gllsh, and vessels, bound into, or out of the
Baltic, went generally through the Great
Belt, Hnder British convoy. The most i'm
portant information by the Levant is by let
ters, which state, that feet of American
merchantmen from Russia, had come ont of
the Baltic. under convoy, and put into Cot
ten1urg Roads, wind bound, few DAYS pre-
vIouS to his sailing, and another fleet was to
go up soon IN co. with British CONVOY. -
Capt.. +. further reports, that the ports of
heIi ana Stralsund were open. but few dare
enter them. for fear OF capture The mar
kets at Gottenburg were glutted with eve ry
kind ofproduce.
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SALEM, August 81.
INVASION QF SICILY.

ny the passengers in the Francis, from NJ
pies, we are informed, that great preparations.
were making by King Murat foy an attack Gas re.
(orted} on Sicily, and that continual impress
nents were making at Naples of recruits 10 f,
up me ranks OF the army intended for that ST.,
A gentleman who came passenger in the Monk.
& who left a essna in the British pscketExnress
'oout ten days after the Monk mentions. that
'Iormation had been received there that King
Murst was at Scylla in Caabria, with an armH
ut oo,OO0 men, and had issued a proclamation,
un'ouncilg ms determination to be at Palermo
WIN lis army by The Esd of June. He also an
orms, That absui so of his boats, with stores and
IL Id pieces. being on their passage, from Naples
towards ScyIla, were attacked by the British
gun boatS, which captured and DESTROYED about
twenty of them,
CSpt Felt informs us, that the British have 4.
bout 12,O00Toops in Sicily, witt, the expe citation
OF speedy reinforcement, and that the naval
force on that station will be sufficient TO prevent
any hostile landing.
1.-The following documents will, show with ,ybo,
sang 'roid the imperial plunderng is asried on,
ana IN what thorough contempt our govern
meht is held by Napoleon and his satellites. !
Cory u a letter .f,om he Minister of Foyeiya af-
Jars 81 ms Majesty the KING Of the tzvo Sici.
"eS' TO mr.. Hummer, Consul If the u. S. of
AneTtca, dated Naples March 9.
SIR,
have not failed TO render an account to his
Majesty, oftbe reiterated demands that YOU have
addressed II me in favor of the American vessels
and subjects now existing in the ports of his
states The King has not seen without sorrow
the small conformity which is found between
your solicitations and the principles adopted bv
the government ofthe U, 5. and manifested IN
us resolutions contained in its act of the Ter
March last year, against the commerce of France
and the states attached to the political interest," NJ
the French Empire. After this, you ought not
to be surprised, Sir, at tae rigorous measure
That the King has seen himself Obliged 10 take
against the VESSELS of your nation, which besides
IS loaded with prohibited merchandise. AS for
The Americans comp, sing the crews of those
confiscaed vessels, his M liesty has given orders
to his minister OF marine to procure them an EN-
oarkztIon to return TO America / Aatter INV
self, Sir, that the changes which YOUR govern |
nent may be enabled TO make in its resoIntions |
may lead his Majesty to measures more conf,,
nable 10 his wishes, and TO the sentimen,s nj |
riendship and good understanding which thu
King desires to DC enabled TO cultivate win tbc
y. S OF America.
In the moan time, Sir. please tn sccep, the as
ursnces OF my most distinguished consideration
(SigneuJ
THE MARQUIS de GALLO.
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FROM LISBON.
The FOLLOWING I'M formation is from a genie
man ct rsshecfabikliY IN Lisbon

The following Information is from a genie
man Of rSstecfability IN Lisbon.
Ciudad Rodrigo, which the French
are besieging is frontier town of Spain, a .
bout four leagues from the Portuguese bonn
Diary line. On the approach of The French
the Spaniards applied to Lord Wellington
Tor a reinforcement, which he refused, but
granted them supply of powder and shot :;
Out on the hrst appearance of the French,
and while they were at such distance that
SHOT could not take effect, they began firing.
and by the time the enemy was near enough
to do execution, the ammunition was nearly
an expended ;-they applied again to Lord
Wellington, for ammunition but it was said
he had refused it. 1t is reported his Lord.
ship has resolved not to advance an inch in
to Spain. which was apparent by his looking
quietly on the French before Ciudad Rodri-
go.-lt appears his expectations are not san
gune iii being able to defend all Portugal
but his plans appear confined between the
rivers DJuro and Tagus. His positions are
said 70 be well chosen, and are so strongly
for fl d thai the Inhabitants feel themselves
perfectly secure, should the French attack
him and 1t is confidently believed, that he
will not suffer himself to be drawn out of his
strong holds, having been taught a severe.
lesson al Talavera.-The armies under
LORD Weilin8 ON are estimated to amount to
10000 men. English and Portuguese. and Of
winch 10 600 are cavalry. The English
speak well of those Portuguese soldiers who
have British officers; and as fast as the of
hcers acquire he language of the Country,
they are put into Portuguese regiments to
discipline them. The principal strong holds
OF the combined armies are Guarda Alme
ida, Prnhal, Visa, and Cas,lebranco. all in
the province of Beira, and not very distant
from the frontier.
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Copy ola letter from the Minister Of ear ami
Murine. to M II ,,amst, Consul of the U
in Naples. DARED Much %
kins1!oni o. the 1svo Settles, S! Dip'Sios lst
Buro
is'orm you, Mr.. Consul, that his Msicsty
has ordered that It may ne permitted TO :.ie ,ldi.
siduas comp 1sing tls equpages (crews) of tie
American vessels contiscated IN the ports OF his
royal domin'ons, to return u their country Iit
they must be embarked upon one OF lha aiore-
mentioned vessels, which shall be by them ram
somed.
/ salute you with distinction
(Signcd) DIJARE
We have Gibraltar paper ofthe TN of July,
which contains many TRANSACTIONS from the Spa.
nish papers, and among the m AN account from
rtragona oil arisit 10 that city from Prince of
the House OF Bourbon: it was mentioned with
rapture He had proceeded for Cadiz. The
Dake is soldier, for they Say he gained veto.
r'es at the age OF IL Notwithstanding the rever-
SEES the of Snasards inCatalonia the French were
stall greatly annoyed in that province by hume.
rouS independent parties.
- Chest Of Ded'h"-We have paper furnish
ed us by Captain Martin, from Naples, contain
ing an estimate otthe sales of the several Ame.
rican cargoes confscated at that place, the ag~
gregate OF which is .,ro millions, tsuo hundred
ana. ffty three thousand dol!a,s This is as far
as the sale had taken place, for some had noe
been completed when the Francis sailed 10
this large sum IS to ne added the value of the ves-
sells, not YET sold. The ioio wing are the amounts
from til Is town:
Francs AS 600
Hercules los 600
Nomp ~, 90
Victory l99 OiIo
Betsey 80 O)u
Fortune 25 coo
.ncy IS 900
Sukey & Betsey ~ 900