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To be Sold or Leased,

A NALUABL Grazing Farm, at Will
IN. a,ington in the state Of Delaware, now in
tenure of JOHN FILE: II cnrSs.s Of sxty a.
cres of excclleot lind, with Brtk House there
on, in tie town Of Wilmington; tre whc4e siu-
all IN the most convenient manner for The tupply
Of the Wilmington market.
The marsh contains nioety acres Of tie most
choice part Of Cherry. Island marsh, including
the Island issclf The marsh will lie sold se,a-
rate hom the upland. # not soon disposed of
the wnole will be leased for term Of ycats the
premises will be shcwn by John File the present
tenant, and terms made known BY application
TO
JOSHUA s. THOMAS GILPlN,
January 90, 1910. At Philadelphia
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
January 25.
On motion of Mr.. M.kim,

Reso,ued, That the secretary Of war be di-
yrcted to report to this house his opinion relative
10 the sufiiciency Of the muskc.s furnished for
The use of the United States marked SPRING
heltl.
Mr.. Dana, after few predatory observations,
laid on the table the following resolution.
Resolued, That II is proper by law to establish
permanent regulations applicable 10 cases of n,cr-
chant vessels allowed to be armed for defence in
voyages which may be permitted to ports Of the
West Indies or coasts of the Atlantic Ocean or
the Mediterranean or Baltic SEA, ans. according
Iy to provide for the furnishing Of such letters
of permission or other documentary evidence as
may be proper 10 manifest the defensive charac-
Ter of the armament allowed, and At the same trnc
by law TO require securities for the vessels rcspec
lively, that they shall not proceed to any port
known to be actually tlockaded, not carry arti
c'es contraband Of war to the dominion of bel
h.creut power, nor violate the laws or treaties
Of ti.c Uni'ed states or the rule Of public law
by the United Statcs acknnw lodged, but will
naacrvc The Instruction, which may be given by
the president Of the United States fur pre-. eniing
any such violation and that satisfaction shall be
'.lat!c for all damages and iouiies if any should
be comd'itted in contaveniion thereof Y
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Public N0tice

rs hereby given, that meeting Of the COM
1 milioners of the Levy ,colr', for the coun-
ty of New Cattle, will be held at the Coure
tioufe, III the town of New -Caqle, on l'ucf-
day the feyenth day of February next, ar
which time and place, all periuos aaving claims
or demands against the county may prc.cnr
them for Ietrlement.
ALEXANDER r. YMGLDS,
Clerk of the Peace.
Iauuarx AZ
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tittr cotanierct yot,i. H. siise ,p,h Tntk4r
anontd their islands be 10 possession of he
En5!ah.-- :. I.ssea Iper.
Oar citizens continue 10 oypert wi,h GOOD rea
sons some happy Consequences from he mission
Of cur minister 10 l.atsa. The English appear
to he apprchtos,se thar Russia fiaas it 10 her IN.
'ercst 20 t4kca decided aa,t with the FrrrcA
md az The r"ment wacn al her commercial as
well as other air. gr;ncu.s are CONTEMPLATED, If
must be of thc greatest inportance to have Tie
best talents, and TIC snIest Vigilance in the court
Of Russia. We may rvsntualv, and probably
shall be rs muca indebted to lie negotiations of
the son. a We undnrs- onah'v have been TO the
negoc'@tiors Of the venerable r.ther.--;5.
Among The scceArf4 tom federalism iNil'r
two years, We fnl thr .ldoassa ard Wiitoy
Groa 4 larsichnec,,e Col. Eag,nhlisS Of i-,or
'-c!i"nt, WtsAom pa 'cq, mi. 3,sr 4; LONDON.
af M1rvlsna ,a f"3inm L,agiioa Smith cf
St,nth Garo,t1a---nlen ern ne3, fof taents aud
uten;,;r Being we'll 'cistc.s to America tie Sc
a;,n ri the ranks ,f f,.. lis.a as soon as she
ideutfici herself yi.n Br;t4ir---as soon as Sic
lna,iif s'ed herself ready ard willing TO reau,e
our independence tn to,sa age and suhservicrcy
to i fo'sep possr. 10 hess respectable u ,,es
Kew aD,nshire ;iis thai of William PlQnrr.,
late senator in con ,tess f'en this state. This
gentleman MAS ior,nrflf ,anked among federal
lists bn. since ss.i;i9ns and treasans have a.
honalea with tha n1'fy--sncc It's lsaiers iiace
quit their own - stand an iorcga gsound" -
! he ia senount ca rc.leiil 'cnets
VIZ understand Mr.. 7 IS prspaiin. nnte,ials
| for History of the United States his talents
and knowledge Of the loc,' facts fport;curly
| in eesard to New Hampsatrsj cminan,ly qualify
him for the task in WHICH aFdeh,ly hope he
may be encouraged g ntfscvete.
M,g Han,r h1e Pahqot.
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January 81
Military School.

The Memhes Of the company Of NIiwiagtop
Light L.fautyy Dlu,s, .rc requested TO attend
at the hau$e OF Ea LamA0ma, inkeep.r, every
Saturday evening, until the 25ti Of March en-
snna, ui TIC purpose Of improving themselves
in military tlctcs. Persons wishing tn be.ome
members of sa;,' company are also invited TO
attend-hot none else will he admitted.
BY order,
Joseph Jones, Sec'ry.
Wilmington, Jan. 81. lS!0.-6f.
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i 10 be Let,

4 Nd poisefsion given on the a5th of Eiarels
L q next en- uiua, large and con,nodous
two story brick house, ll:aated ca the cast
side OF King street, at present occupied BY
Mrs. Oldham, together witt, stable and car
acc house. For terms apply TO
WILLIAM RANKIN.
Wilmington December 3oth, | 8oY If.
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ENGLISH MGNAnCHS.

Henry III de'i ia tat, j6th y@sr Of his resn,
and in the 6f'|' OF his age. Edward I'll.
tspire,i in the SIS! year ot his rcsn, and in the
65ia year Of his age. IT,. pres 1T King entered
npoa the 5o.h year Of his reign on the 25th Of
Octoser. These are the 'lire- longesr reigns in
English history, ana what is a remarkable coin
s;5:eaec, each Of the three sovcrrgns, is the thi'd
OF the ,ame name, viz. Henry III. Edward III
and George Ill.
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10 DE SOLD,
III Private SHE.

4 ND may be catered on tho 25b Of s,arch
J. nex'. all that TAVERN ..CUSE&rLOTS
Of LAND and MARSH hereunto belonging,
situ,ted in The horoagh 81 Wilmington, at the
lower Ferry on Christina Creek, containing
about ~ acres Of Land and Marsh in good
state. he Tavern House is accommodated
wt'h goo. S.ahc, Sheds, a good Well & Pump,
"c and has bee0 lnng kept as a public house,
and well art stoned being 10 a good stand for
business. ne terms may be kuoan by apply
ing 10 the subscriber on the premises.
VIM. Clark.
January ST, 1910. If
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One murdered,
Five dcposed,
One expatriate3,
uo poisoned,
Onr snt..t.en death,
One assaSss,,atcd,
Ont abdlaaie3,
One dieI a lunatic,
0ue natural death,
One still rsigning.
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Ias.ieAf, s,Ys ''.s ..t's., t','.r s;an Of ;,ilsy
.at, COP sava run KING sas rkqmI fo ~
..'"9f'fcaa as,amtlpge il honor nf COpENtii.
GEN JACKSON. We f,rhear comments
TOR cur Indignation is too ware, for their cxnres.
SOL We only state facts, .has The world may
know, if ponulsf tumul's are ex;itea, who has
provoked and nccas;oncd ,hetn
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Il appears, that Of the IF cen mona7chs of
Enropc, who were tranGaiIly scared thctr
throne. in Inc year 1888, George tn third, Of
England, slon: possesses the iingly power. The
.u,n Of this melancholy record Of royalty stands
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To he Rented,

FOR A TERM OF YEARS,
4 CONVENIENT two story stone House,
I y with Lot suitable for Garden, si.u ate in
the borough Of Wilmington, ard ,,ou occupied
BY Noses Thompson. further particulars ap-
piyto
Albanus c. Logan.
Jan. 90, 1910. 6t
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She Da3ctsr.
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NiGningtan, 'fnnam.v 81, l8 20.

Extracts q ctters from member Of the ature
10 tie cdyor Of this paper.
Dover, January 26, 1910.
The bin to Incorporate a company 10
erect a brids. over ChrsiiaDa creek at New.
port has been lost in the House of Repre-
xeu,at;ycs his af,crposn. III. militia bill
The Delaware gazette., 1810-01-31
January "a.

On motion of Mr.. Nelson, the memorials Of
the officers Of the late revolutionary army sur
vivlng in different states, presented heretofore,
were referred &c select committee. TINS COM
mittee is composed of Messls. Nielsen, Winn,
Wilson, Desha and Hufty.
The bill from the senate author!sing the fit
ring out differing and manning the f,igates be-
longing to the Un,,ed States was twice read and
referred to committee OF the whole.
Mr.. Newton, from the committee appointed
to wait the president of the United States,
with the resolution respecting the army OF the
United States, reported that they had performed
that duty and received for answer that he would
attend to the request Of the house.
Mr.. Poindexter from the committee appoint
e.. to wait on the president with the resolution
respecting the uavig itioa of the Mobile made a
similar report.
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One Dollar Reward.
y AN away from sac l2randywine ps,pr-Mi
4 Z on tine morning Of the 4sh instart, a., an
pfenDce las' named t;'.Niam EaA, aged n.ar 81
years; far complexion, hrowu hair, about FIVE
feet six inches hish. The above reward viii bs
paid on his oeias brous!f back.
l.. GaEATnAEE.,
Jan. 90, 1910. At
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AND manufactures .,c Instructed To enquire i,.,o
the proprieiy Of making any supplemental or
amendatory provision BY law Tor completing
survey in which shall be designated the islands
and shoals with the road steads Of the United
States, and the courses and distance respective
ly between head lands, together with any other
matters proper for an accurate chart of the
coasts within twenty leagues from the shores o
the United States, as agreed and declared by
the dehnitivc treaty OF peace in 1898; and al
so, for making examinations and observations
with respect to ST. Georges bank and any other
bank or shoal, and the sounding and currents
beyond the distance aforesaid TO the gulpi
stream and that the compitiex have leave to
report by bill or otherwise.
Mr.. Poindexter said it would be reco,lecte1
that memorial had been received from the in
habitants of Mississippi territory complaining
Of the enormous duty levied by The Spanish
government on vessels navigating the Mobile.
Ii was in the power of the executive depart
mcnt alone at present to remedy the evil lie
wished to know if any steps had been taken
on the subject, and therefore moved the follow
ing resolution:
Resoived, Thct the president OF the United
States be requested TO inform this house whe.
ther any and ii any what steps have been taken
by the executive department Of the government
TO obtain for the citizens of the United States
residing on the waters Of Tombigbee and ALT
bama rivers, the free navigation of the Mobile
river to its confluence with the ocean and al
80, what amount of duty is demanded by the
Spanish government at the town of Mobile on
articles the growth or manufacture Of the u
nited States, which are conveyed through SAID
river to and from the city Of New Orleans.
Agreea to; and Messrs. Poindexter and
Poydras appointed a committee to wal, Oh the
president with the resolution.
Mr.. Rhca cF.) reported bill TO provide ftl
The government Of the territory of Louisiana
{rhis bill is intended to give to the terri;ory the
second grade Of territorial government. J.
Twice read and committed
Mr.. Burwel moved that the resolution sub
mitted by him on Friday in relation to convey.
ing the tradesof the United States, &c. be re
ferred to a select committee. Motion agreed
to by yeas and nays, 100 10 I8.
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message was received ffohn the president
of the Uai,ed States by Mr.. Edward Coles, his
secretary, transmitting an account of the cS-
penditures from the contingent fund during the
year 1909. The message was to-day referred
to the committee Of commerce and manufac-
lures.
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NETWORK, November II.

let,er from a passenger IN the ship
.ny capt. Scott, arrived at New London
' ~, bordeaux, TO his friend in this city,
',,rd November IA, says. Captain Scott
'.s;oc on board a 1umber OF female pas.
.arrs. who were extremely anxious TO
,og;,bin the land. and = weather being
81 stormy, concluded to make Montank,
~jun through the Sound. In coming
'.oa ,he point We struck on Shagwam
lp.,f and for few moments gave up all
sso,,s. of preservation /: but we were mercl.
GIy delivered from that dreadful situation,
III" u. the loss of our rudder. We came TO
,.,bor in q very exposed situation under
\ !. mint, where We rode outa long and
'.,,, nnnleasaat night. In the morning we
"s1s boardedby pilot from Martha's
Ivnsyard who brought us here last evening.
W. expect TO leave This place for n. York
morrow. We.have on board General
Armstrong and family, Messrs. Cla'borne
md M.Ilyaine Of Philadelphia, Mr., Gard
- Of Charleston, Mr.. Alexander Pkr1ix
|ofNew York, and number OF other pas,
t,Oesrs. French and American. There is
,ou,s reason to hope thas,on the receipt in.
France of the presidents proclamation of
4, Cd Nov. vessels loaded with American
m0duce NAV be admitted: but under such
ambitions as leave but little encourage
a.nt 70 induce many adventorers. THE
Sally sailed FROM Bordeaux on che 12sh of
October
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r.nntx return Of the loss Of his royal
,.zsnsss' army in the battle Of the 27sh.---.
~ of the enemy must have been i'm.
"s ss. from the accounts of their prisoners
u wounded. whom the enemy Abandoned
'css.rwards, when they made movement
wv " the Left. They left upon the field OF
-. more than 5000 killed, and several
D' srr,ls were wouaded. The general of
s,aadr. Simon, was taken prisoner, and
We q icers whom We took say that the &c.
,.ls Merle, Lacune and Grandorge We're
God preserve your excellency. Head
.s,lers al Coimbra, 3oth of Sept 1910.
~ w. c. BERESFORD.
Marshal ard commander in chief.
6. Don Miguel Pereira Forja.
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A committee of Parliament in late adj
dres, 10 Wellesley call him :" The most
honorable Marquis Wellesley." The he.
raids Office have decided that " most ns6le
belong. to dukes but not to marquissss' II
Mr.. Pinkney should hereafter say only
most honorable when addressing the MI
mister. his shoulders will be disburdened OF
a load Of criminalisy in the estimation OF
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LateR from Cddiz.

The brig Georgia sailed from Cadlz on
n. f2th of Oct. at which time all was qui-
q, We learn verbally that very severe
gale of wind was experienced at Cadlz on
I The 9th OF October, and continued till the
lllh; during which time many vessels
nr,ed their cables; bat none went ashore.
The schr, Sally & Priscilla, Cook of Fro
vidence, parted both Ter cables, aud in
driving through the feet carried away her
main boom. Capt. Coos. after he was
clear of the shipping, made ssll to beat her
back again; but no. being able to insAe,tils
mainsaiLset to the wind, he kept DROPPING
to Reward, and in pascingth French fort
they fred at him the shot fellin every III.
r,ction round his vessel, and he with his
crew took to- the small boat and Lett hex -
Admiral Keats, con,maader OF eae British
squadron in Cadiz bay, seping the situation
Of tke vessel. seat nuf.:ber OF beats Which
took possession of her before she could run
ashore, and got her safe back again. he
then sen, the papers to MIR. Hackley, the
American vice consul at Caciz, and re-
qusstrG him TO return them 20 the captain.
Arrived ship Enserprize, Colburn. of
RalowrR, 40 days from Liverpool. Oct.
10 LAT. so. 40, long. ~, spoke ship Frances,
iom Philadelphia to Liverpool, 18th, lat.
IS, long. 26, Blowing a strong gale at sast,
passed .largs new ship with white bos:o"'
bright waist, three cabin windows, or false
ones, much white about her stern Partlcu-
hrly the cabin windows, foretopmast and
mzenmast gone, maineopmast standing bot
no tcpsail yards LETT :; she appeared not to
be otherwise injured, and was standing TO
the northward under foresall and malnsali.
Soth, in lat. SO, so, long. Sc, spoke brig
Eliza, Pease, 90 DAYS from Liverpool for
Boston, all well. Nov. I'd. lar. SO. 40,
long SO; spoke brig Hepsa, from New York
Tor Madeira, had lost her stern boat 10
gale, blowing hard could not learn par'lcu-
lars. 9th 10 lat. SO so, long. 81, 80, spoks
brig Prince William, three days from Hai-
Tax for Jamaica, and was informed that
Great number of American vessels had put
'ato Halifax i6 distress.
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AT TENTION.

ID BATTALION Courts of Enquiry for the
ID lst and I'd Battalions of Militia, ~! .s~
held On SATURDAY nezt, at the court,
house, at 10 o'clock, in the morning, for TIC
purpose If asscssing fines for non-attendsncs.
at musters in the months of September, DC.
Eobar and November.
BY order,
Ph'lab 7Jiplett, A1Jt.
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onr democrats. If the most were omitted,
this British nobIeman would come down to
their honorable Duncan MIA rland, the
hog stealer, or the honorable James Sloan,
the calt-killer. ~
" We understand" says the Enquirer,
" that the Hornet has brought confrma-
ton of Bonapar,s's pledge to revoke his
DEGREES at the stipulated .ime." NE under.
stand that the Hornet, instead Of conhr-
nation of.he promise fine promise. break.
er, has brought satisfactory evidence that
Bonaparte has no thoughts of reyoking his
DEGREES az present, and the silence Of the
Intelligencer is confirmation strong of what
we have understood: and we have also un-
defstood that the Enquirer understands only
wha. the administration wishes to have un-
derstood, whether true or false.
Captain Boyd, who arrived a, Boston on
Tuesday, sailed from Got,enburg Oct. g.
He informs chat Eernadotle, the new crown
prince of Sweden, had not arrived at Stock.
holm but was soon expected. Thatit was
reported and generally believed that $4,000
French troops would be sent to Swedea du-
ring the winter. That American property
was considered safe at Gottenburg, and the
flag respected. That the French consul
appointed for Gournburg had not reached
,ha, place. That the Danes were capturing
every vessel they met with under the Amc-
rican flag, and had prohibited the importa-
ton of colonial produce. That American
property was considered unsafe in the ports
of Russia and Sweden. That since the
capture of the Baltic feet eff the coast Of
Norway, the British cruizers have become
more vigilant and kept the privaseers from
ven.uring out far from hand. That The
port Of Gottenburg was completely over
stocked with colonia! and American pro-
,duce, and that it was computed thatniae
hundred thousand pounds Of coffee were
tored and no sale.
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1uft Publilled,
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PRICE FIFT1 CENTS,

And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,
a Poetlca} Picture of America,
Being observations made during residcncee
of ssveral years at Alexandra and Norfolk;
illustrative of the manners and customs of the,
inhabitants-snd interspersed with anecdotes
arising from general intercourse with soci-
ely in that country from 1929 TO lso7.-By
a Lady.
London, Printed, oo-Norfolk, Reprinted,
1880.
November g.
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NOTICE.

The Brethren Of u,,eacnarla Wasdingt5a
Lodge, No. 20, are ,,garsf.d ~ Tie. friends
of the deceased to rtieadths jnnes1!tftAeir
deceased Brother Jpi< Wmlslberiy, .is,m
their Lodge Roon, has eife,nceH at tire
0'clock- visiting B1ttAteatafe u!se seqlts!es
to attend.
BY order Of the Wev.aHjM Master !.
MARTIN EIANT, 1ee'iy. .
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To the LoueTs Of Roast Beef.

THERE will be exposed to sale, at
the Stalls of Messrs. Zimmerman's,.
HoofF and Heineman, on Saturday
morning next, the largest and fat,eit.
Beef ever offered in the Alexandria
Market.
November 1a.
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LIBBY g CARNE

TTAVE just received by the ship Ten
II Brothers a further supply Of HARD
WARE, among which are, fire tenders, coal
hods and scoops, cinder shovels, sheet iron,
mems women's and boys saddle trees Trying
pans and sad irons. They hourly expect by
an arrival from Baltimore quantity OF
brass anil plated commode handles, ard but
IONS of the newest fashions, and from New
York some pipe Franklin Stoves.
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Was committed to the Jail Of

this county, as a runaway, Negro Man,
who saws his name is Lewis Ellison, and that
he was set free by Mr.. Thomas Ellison, by
deed on record in New Kent county, Virg.
fIeis about e5 OF ~ years of age, feet s
inches high, had on when committed blue
short cloth coat f trowscrs and swanSdown
Jacket and fur hat, all very good. The own.
er is requested to como and prove his pro-
perty, pay charges and take him away, other
rise he vii, be disposed of as the law directs.
James Campbell, Taller.
Noycmber %. 2aW2m
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aIsranDrts DatIp 6aistts.
RRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS.

by Captain Lake, is still unwilling 70 De-
lieye that her son is alive. In letter TO
gentleman near Plymouth, Eng. dated
Poiperro, Cornwall, Oct. 4.h, 1910, she
says that in certain affidavit pretended to
be her sons, there is cross instead OF his
signature, and her son could write tolera-
bly, good hand: if he were alive he certain
" would write to her, which he has not
done. His mother has second husband,
aud signs her name Hannah Coade.
If Jeffrey be alive, and at Wenham in
Massachusetts, as has been stated, and has
written 10 his mosher, his letter must have
miscarried. Ills mother meations certain
lease which her present husband holds de-
pending on her sons life. Perhaps SER
vice would be rendered, if some of the
Massachusetts editors should give jeffrey
information Of his mothers situation.
The London. papers menslon that M.
Cooke, the celebrated actor, is engaged to
play on the principal boards in the United
States, and that probably he will be absent
from England eighteen months. Boston,
New.York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
ought to afford to MIR. Cooper sufficient re.
muaera,ion for engaging him.
Cooke is every mosaena expected IN the
Columbia. G-he NV York Evening Post
say, the pilots have been for some time ~
search Of him in a fog below the narrows,
with lanterns at TIE end i long poles.
The grand seignior has issued psocla.
nation complaining bitterly ot,hc talthess-
ness and injustice of the aggression of tie
Russians; and, to excite the zeal OF the
Turks, quotes the following from the Ko-
raa~->' Gvd says TO the prophet, assemble
The true believers for battle round abor,
you: If there are twenty firm and brave
men, then they will conquer two hundred:
and If there are a hundred, then thsy wiz
beat thousand"
The late success Of the Turks against the
Russians will probably induce the Russian
general to tread back his steps" across
the Danube, and leave the NIusselnl=n to
)" manage their own Affairs in their own
way"
l8onaparse ta5 established two schools Ct
marine, one at Brcst, the other at Toulon.
There are to be 500 pupils il each. Here
they arctic i-arn how TO vanqulsh the Bri-
fish In their wooden walls. Much time
naust elapse before adinirals and ships e.
,nough will be formed for any chance OF e.
dual contention wi tn the English on the we
ter.
The London !" Statesman" of+October
9th. contains letter said to be written by
Luo;en Bonaparte and Distributed in Rome'
two days after he left shere, but soon sup
pressed by the police. In this letter the
English are praised, and Napoleon doubly
damned. The Statesman inserts 1t from
sthe London Morning Post with this re-
mark g We suspect it to be London ia
br;eat,on." Win the English editors never
give over their forgeries: many OF them
roo 60 shallow that their brother editors de-
tee, Them? 1t is said that they are gene
rally believed, and are calculated to do