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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20
Ant'y. Robinson, c. c.

In obedience to the foregoing decree, we sahli
on Saturday the fifteenth day of December next,
if fair, otherwise the FIRST fair day. on the pre-
mises, proceed to make sale Of the Iraa of Land
in the said decree mentioned. By the
COMMISSIONERS.
November 10Th, 1910.
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OHIO.

Return J. Meigs is chosen governor of
Ohio by majority ofnear 1000 votes.
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LONDON, Sept. 26.

1900 LONDON, Sept. 20.
We understand that letter has been
received in London from Ireland, writ
ten by high authority in that coun-
try, stating that very unpleasant
transaction had occurred there, on
which it had been deemed necessary
10 publish a Gazette extraordinary
from the castle Of Dublin. It was,
that the Donegal militia had had a
severe engagement with a large party
of the thrasners, near Tuam, the re-
suit of which had been, that the popu-
lace had ultimately been dispersed,
but not before many lives had been
lost, and among them from 20 TO 80
of the militia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20

DIED,-In this city on Friday last,
Capt. JOHN HETH, an old revolu-
tionary officer.
In Manchester, on Thursday
last, Doctor WA IT'S.
On the Gin inst. in Essex coul-
ty, Mr.. ABRAHAM ~ DAB, for
merly Of this place. Ills death is
much lamented by his relations and
acquaintance generally.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20

John Condit, Esq. has been reelected a
Senator from the state OF New Jersey for
the six years next ensuing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20
AFFAIRS IN PoRrUGAL.

4 would appear, if we may Judge
OF accounts received at London by the
Tonnsht, that Lord Wellington des-
paired of making good his retreat to
Lisbon. Our London date Of Oct. 6,
informs that the British transports had
been ordered round to Mondego Bay,
which is about 20 miles from COIN
bra, to which lord Wellington is said
to have retreated. Massena's head.
quarters are, said to be at Yizeu, with
an advance Of cavalry at Azete, about
IS miles in front on the Mondeeo.
Gen. Trant with 10 or $4,000 Portu.
guese militia, is said to be at Lameyo,
about 26 miles east of Cporto on the
Douro, in lat. III, z, n. opposed b,
Junot with 10000 French. Massena
at Vizeu, obstructs the intercourse be.
tween Trant and Wellington, and it is
highly probable that some occurrence
between Junot and Trant has taken
Iplace near Lamego, which occasioned
the confusion at Dporto at the depar-
ture of the brig Vivid, capt. Hill, arr
rived here last week. If gen. Regni-
er has crossed the Tagus as reported,
and, the head quarters of the English
gen. Hill be at Castel Branco, with his
advance at Sarzedas, it is obvious that
the design of the French gen. Regnier
is both to cut off HIPS retreat to Lis
bon and to prevent his JUNCTION with
| Wellington at Coimbra. We doubt
that r mana is with Hill at Castel
8ra1co, for he certainly must know
that in the event of Wellington's re-
embarkation or defeat, the situation of
Gen. Hill will be very precarious, and
his obvious policy will be in such an
event to retire to the mountains of LIE.
on and Estramadura. where he can
better carry on that predatory warfare
which the English say has SO much
embarras sed the designs of the French
on Spain.
The Corunna accounts Of general
engagement is much to be doubted.
Bait. Amer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20

The Federal Republican has &C. list Of
all the American prize cases now pending
before the Imperial Prize Court at Paris''
- the number is 70.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20

THE Su5scFiber has received a large
1 assortment Cf AL sizes of(rayioe,s hpe
Malta lc BAR IRON, waish NJ WI sill
in wholesale or retail 90 ,Dfi Tste tvrTs,
at his lsaiiory on the Basir, theSe ~ kYds
OF cut and hammered Nsik oiNsupsrioF
quality may be had and 80, NJ work d2He
AZ the shortest notice.
ARCHIBALD MCCALL.
November 10Th, 1910. oatt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20

Harry Innis, esqgjudge of the dis
trict court for Kentucky, has obtained
a verdict of $50 dollars damages in a
libel suit against Joseph Street, late
Editor of the Western World, in les
samine county court. The cause occu-
pied one week.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20

Tie loss Of 81 vessels CT hecs6r convoy
on Martrand is contradicted in the British
Neptune of Sept so, which says that all
weathered the gale except one which
toundered.
AT the capture of Amboyna the English
took seven Dutch vessels of war carrying
from 18 to guns, together with ~ mer.
chant vessels. being seven ships, 1--WE briggs
HEech s:ccps. three junks aud n,net-Ss
prows all richly laden.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

A SUFFICIENT aumcer Of III mbers Of ths
Z 4 Mutual AsSnrancs soeiety a,..sinS, F,se on
holdings OF th-\S.ate of VLssg6a, 20 form 4
Gencral Meeting AiqlEss,sss~Io proceed 70 Da.i.
ness, 40 appcas ls<n toe 12tn instant, Oh
Meeting wg~ssj ourlNl e. The second "a snday
"a llseS.obcs ne... ,heiAto b. nDIden tie e.
Plo ia THIS ely.
SAMUEL GREENHOV,
Principal Age"ay NJ. a, 5.
General Office Of Assurance,
Richmond, 10Th Noycns5g. i~4o. i
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Penal Code of China.

By the laws of China, the authors Of all
anoiiy NOUS accusations against others are
l.-.ished with death, although such accu.
stations prove true Their laws respect
ing divorce are not less curious, though to
our fair country women they will, no doubt
appear very arbitrary. a husband can put
his wife away, If he substantiate one Of the
following causes; iasciviousnes, disregard
of her husbands parents, talkatiyeness, or
an envious and suspicious temper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20
BAIIImoRe, Nov. /

BALI IMoRE, Ncv. 10.
EDWARD LLOYD, was reelected
Governor of this State for ano htryear
by the General Assembly On Monday
last. Such repea,ed marks OF conf
dencs are justly due to that deserving,
&, liberal and patriotic chief magistrate.
I On Tuesday, the executive eoun.
ell was choaen for the ensuing year.
Some changes nave been made ia
that body.
The Editors are thankful to the gen
ilenan who has enstlcd them to
lay the following Information be-
fore their readers. TIE latter ex-
tract confirms accounts formerly
received.
Extract q a letter fran mast res pee
fable character, dated Paris, 20th
Scbf. 1910, 10 his friend.
e" as far as can judge, there is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-20

som. change in the temper Of this eo.
vernment towards the u. States. This
may arise in part from new views
with regard to South America. They
now despair here of being able to
compel the Colonies to follow the for
tunes Of Old Spain-and, are DESTROYS
TO promote their oindependence as the
only means of diminishing English
influence inthat quarter. To protect
and encourage the neutral intercourse
of the United States, I am in hopes
will be considered the best means of
attaining this object"
Extract of another letter. dated Paris, 9th Sept.
" This government will restore 10
the owners the balance CATER deducing
duties and ciiarges) of the American
cargoes which had been sequestered,
on Congress passing law, directing
the refunding to French subjects, any
property of theirs condemned under
the non-intercourse law"
WAsH1NsroN CITY, Nov. Is.
Count PHALEN, the Russian minister
reached this city some days ago, where we
understand, he will reside during the VIM
ter months.
| fniour last we noticed report of an en-
gage mentbetween the French and allied
armies on the continent, in which the latter
we're SAID 70 be Notorious. This report
was stated iInths london papers to be pre-
dicated on Indignation derived from an A
mercan Go6sGl passenger on board the
Hornet. We have authority for stating
that this gentleman neither made or in a.
ny manner sanctioned such statement.
The rurnor, therefore, so far as it is con-
nected with the Hornet, is perfectly ground
less.--Nat. Tut.
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WAsH1NeroN Cry, Nov. Is,

Count PHALEN, the Russian ministe
reached this city some days ago, where w
understand, he will reside during the win
ter months. \
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-05

PORT OF NEWPORT.

Entered ship Good-m,ent, Cadiz; schoo. Sarah
Hatfield, Ocracoke soop Aurora, ,Cahoone, N.}o,k |;
brig Rnssei, E,ston, HAVANA do. Polly, Thslcler,
Port Antonio, (Jam.) 90. Hector, Read, Cadiz; do.
Marian. Tew, Coruna ; sch William, Cummings, I'os-
ton sloop Atalanta Crane Richmond; do Iiuntrcss,
Justin, York do. Betsy. Barker, Norfolk.
C'eared-sch. Polly e Mary, Llwion, New-Provi
dence; do Harriet, Case, ST. Mary's; do. Deborah,
Spencer. Charleston do. Beisey. Hunnings, Eden.
ton sloop Betsy, smaliy, Philadelphia; do. Mary,
Bennett, Norfolk; do. Goiden-Agc, Gibbs, n. York.
Monday last arrived in distress, (haying lost great
part of her sails in late gale, and much damaged
in other respects) brig Russell, Of Boston, John %.
HILL master, 35 days from New-Oreans. Second
mate dead. and three sick. Spoke off the Vine.
yard, sch Fame, 80 days out from surrinarn, bound
to Boston All well.
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FOR SALE,

THAT pleasantly situated Estate, now
L occupied as a Tavern, by SAMUEL DuxrEE,
in Portsmouth, containing % acres Of land, with
good Dwelling House and new Barn, that will sc-
commodste ten horses. There is on said place o
young orchard of choice fruit trees five yeare old,
and about = acies oi handsome wood. The above
place 10 pleasantly situated on the east ROAD leading
10 The Bridge, is 6 miles from Newport, and com.
mands an extensive view Of the east river. Those
who are inclined TO purchasc, Will please apply 10
WALTER CORNELL
Newport, 10th Of the 10th month, 1910.
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FOR SALE.

THE pieasantest situation in the North So.
= ciety in JNarnsseid, (Csn~eefieuf Farm, Of
l6O acres, of good woodland, good orcbarling, Of
excellent grated fruit. well proportioned for
ing, ploughing, and psSaring, with good buildings.
Said Farm is well waiered any gentleman want
ing to purchase pleasant place, may be accommo-
dated, payment made easy. For further particulars,
enquire Of Mr. Harey Sessions or Capt Jsseph Allan.
nj yveSpers DANIEL BUCKNILL.
.NanAfeid ~ sdsam Csmy, Sept. -. 1910.
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and as such is well known in New-Rngland;
and, we presume, in New-York, where he
some time resided. xCon.merce and law have
been the subjects of<Ais particular attention.
He has resided. several years in Europe, and
while abroad spen. large portion OF his time
in France, where he must have acquireda
considerable, if not perfect, knowledge OF the
French language. Bosi. PG'.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET,

A LARGE convenient building, well buih
= and entirely new, situated Long wharf, for
merly the property Of Charles Cozzens. It has been
improved BY him ss a HAtter's-shop, but may be
converted into store, at triAng sxpcnse,--ALso.
House, No. IL, Long.whsrf Errure Of
Nov. IL. JOHN J. ALLAN.
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A FARM, lying in Jamestown, plea
K n sanity situated about half nile north from
Nh. TnohAs X. CoScDos's Ferry, containing II a.
Of excellent land, joining the main road, with
House, Barn and Courthouse. Said Farm has
beautiful Orchard, well fenced with stone wall ard
is well watered An indisputsbe title will be given.
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber
living on the premises. JOHN WEEDEN, jun
jamestown, Oct. 10, 1910.
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TIE Hon Court OF Probate for the town Of far's.
msnth in the County Of y s7gbo,1 having sppoint-
ed the subscribers Commissioners receive and
anime the claims OF the creditors to the Estate Of
JOB DURFEE,
late of Porfsmonh, yconsn, deceased, represented
insolvent and six months from the l2,h inst d-z
lowed for that purpose Notice is hereby given that
they will attend TO said business, a, tie house cf
THOMAS DuEYEE, in said Portsmouth,, on The Fl sc
Monday in every month, during the shove period.
No accounts will he received unless properly attest
ed. TiLLiNGHAsT ALMYl C.um;,,;o,.er..
THOMAS HALL, ''""''''''e'''
All persons, indebted to said estate, are earnestly
called upon to make immediate payment, to
Nov. 28. THOMAS DURFEE, Executor
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ANCHOR FOUND.

ToUND, OF the west side Of Block. Island, on the
i on the 18th ult. small Anchor, weighing le-
tween three and four hundred pounds, with part of
the Cable. The owner may have it again by calling
on the subscriber, proving properly. and paying the
incidental charges. FREEMAN MOTT.
fers- ShsreLam, Dec. 3, 1910.
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NOTICE.
THE Subscribers having been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate, Cor the town Of
Newport, in the county of Newport, Conmissioners
TO receive, examine and adjust ,,e cIaims sganst
the Estate Of
SAMUEL STERNE,
late Of said Newport. deceased, represented Inc
solvent, do hereby give notice that sA months iiem
the date hereof are allow eel to tie creators Of sa'd
estate to brig in their resp, Give claims TO eider
Of the subscribers, At their respective dwcllI gr,
within the time aforesaid.
pa,1,s %. 1oxs:.sn, p.sss1' jun Commissioners.
And MI persons indebted to SAID estate, are re.
qucSted to make immediate payment TO
SARAH SIEaNE, .9dm,nistrusrir.
loHN STERKR, .4dnasusr1for.
Nsubcrf, Dec 4, 1910. tne
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TO LET,

THE FofArri,g Place Farm. (so csIled>
situate on Point judith, South-kingssswss, now
;mproved by Mr. NATHASIEL ARnsisoSo. Ncne
need apply bu, those who can give good security tor
the payment of the rent.
Norwich. (ccn.) Nos. "a
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Ind ps.sessies gives 25A March ners.
a convenient Dwelling. House and Shop.
with good yard. in the village Of HiclJsrd En-
quire Of GEO W. TuLiSeHAsT,
wNkead, Hp~ - 1870
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Total. 93,9II
N. Y. Pub. Adv.

g Mr.RussELL has been appointed by Gen.
ARMSTRONG, IS Charge des Affairs. IL n
said Ae "a hecfeet sfrsngev TO ;he French ian.
Suage. Bait. FED. Repub.
1Mr. JONATHAN RUSSELL, If Providence,
(the gentleman above alluded toy is man of
hrss rate talents and accomplished education,
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u win be kneli that will sound and sink his
fame forever, with the honest patriot and the
faithful loyal American. He has fixed mill
stone around his neck that will prove his de-
struc,ion the federalists and the British fac
tion cannot remove il and save him from the
merited dctestation and abhorrencc of the
wise, the good and pa,riotick Americans -
We leave him wri,hing in his guilt, Lypocri-
ey and baseness.
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NCI ILE.
THE Honourablc Court Of Probate Of the
town of Norh.Kingtown, having appointed the
Subscribers Commissioners 10 receive and easniie
the claims Of the creditors L. the Estate Of DANIEL
WEEDEN, late Of North -Kipgstown, deceased, re-
presented insolyent and six months from the 9th
day Of Oct last, being allowed for that purpose Mo-
tice is hereby given, that they will attend said bus-
ness al their respective dwellings, at an. time wiin
the period above mentioned No accounts will be
received unless properly s,tested.
SMITH rEARcR. co""i''i'"'r''
All persons indebted 10 the above mentioned Rs-
tate are earnestly called upon TO make INN nsdiste
payment TO
BENJAMIN SMITH, .sdniristrasor.
North Kingstown, Nov. 20, 1910
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FOR SALE,

nNE new Stage Coach. .ihs,-two Coaches and
" Harness. They will be cold cheap and on
liberal credit Please enquire 1T the ofses ct the
Rhods-b md Rspstlesn
JalT g.
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ON Csrdsr's Wharf, sixteen Thousand CoNNEc-
~ TICUT BRICKS, Of the best quality. Enquire o.
Nm GurSser, on said Wharf sept 70.
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V4LUAbLL EGRM.

IILOEDLE FGHIN.
EOR s LIZ, by The subscriber, a val
Il liable FARM, very pleasantly s,iuasud in the
town Of Middietown, about miles from Newport,
ssjoning the river, on tile east SIDE Of the island
where there is good fishing and towing, and to
the beach, aiIording plenty Of manure. The Farm,
contains about ~ or so acres of excellent Land,
good DIV elng-lIouse and Out Buildings, fenced with
stone wall, well watered, and Orchard thereon OF
the best grated fruit trees, just coming maturity
For terms, apply to the subscriber, the premises
WILLIAM TAGGAkT.
Middle own, Nov. z, 1910.
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Is served up in fine s,Ic in the federal Re-
publican Of Saturday. The British ministry
send Burr to France he proposes partner
ship between England and France in domina-
ton and plumber, and partition-Fouche lis
tens TO it and sends an agent 20 London. Boz
nAparie spurns it, banishes Fouche, and i'm
prisons the agent. Then the officIous L.
happens to BE in London-where ne went 10
beg peace. He is introduced TO the most
noble the Marquis of Wellesley" who hnd-
ing him credulous, palavcrs him handsomely
sure enough /; and tells him there exists
in my office proposals made to this govern
ment by that of France, for parli,ioning your
country J" Then home comes the "celebra-
ted" Logan and he whispers Wel!esiey's
deception to his federal friends, and the Fed
eral Rfhnbkean transposes the whole matter
and publishes it just as the British cabinet
would wish. See what pretty manGuvre
the British party in America" Can execute.
Balimore Whig
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DIED,

At .Nsw- Orleans, Mr.. WILLIAM y. ALLES, sec.
ond mate Of the brig Russell, oil BOston
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NOTICE.
THE Hon. Court of Probate, for the town Of
Ckartessosr, appointed the Subscribers Conn ission-
ers to receive, examine, and adjust the Claims OF tic
Creditors to the Estate Of
BENJAMIN HOXIE, Esq.
late Of said Cbsrlesown, deceased, represented in
solvent, and did allow rwelve months, trvm the
5th day Of November, 1909, for the purpose ~ ad-
just;,g said .csoun,s ara TIE ssid ,me having ex-
piret, and The business Of said commissioners rot
being closed the aforesaid Court of Protatc having
allowed six menths from 5th Nov. lSl0 tor the
purpose Of closing said COMMUNICATING u here
by given, that we will attend on said business ON
the last Monday in January next, at tina Dwelling
House Of Col EpwAsp WILCOX, in said Cbsrlestons
at 10 o'clock, A. M.--Ali accounts and demands
must be duly at,es'ed
NATHAN TAYLOR,2
DANIEL STANTON] ~
All persons indebted to said Estate, are rec
qussted TO make immediate payment to
TIL HOXlE, .fdmin'r.
Charestowp, rov 6 1910.
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EOR SALE.

FCR SALE,
A DWEELINC-HOUSE and SHOP in
\ .karket-squa,e. .---7iso, 2 Lots Of Land, lying
~ ina! p.r of Newport called Nev'own. Euqure
OF SPENCER HALL, sn the E'rerxseS
hiipersons Indebted To SPLNCER HALL
are requested to make immediate payment.
nov. Ia.
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7de rahid gr0rv,h Of our City. According
to the census just completed, the city and
county of New-York contain nearly ninety
four thousand inhabitants. The increase of
our population since the census, by order Of
the Corporation, in 1905, is more than eigh-
teen thousand, and since the former census by
order of Congress (in the year 1907 mo
than thirty ihres thousand
The following statement may crafty the
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William S. Nichols,

Hes jnsl rectivod,
AT HIS JEW'ELkY AND FANCY STORE,
No. 80, IHA&ks-aTRKKT,
A New Stock OF Plated, britannia, and Ja-
PANIED Wares, with great variety Of Fancy
hoods and Jew ehy, OF tie latest and mus, ei, gan,
patterns--whch the pGbliek an general, and hls old
customers III PARTICULAR, invited call and
Cash, ano fair ana Uniform price gwen
TOR ole Sold and Silver. Dec S.
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TAMMANY SOClETY,os
COLUsfBLi.N ORDER.

A N cdjourned m,,ling of the TAM
4 n MANY SOCIETY, or COLUMBIAN ORpER,
~iii be held MONDAY EVENING 10Th Dec.
lbeing the 10Th OF IA, month OF 6am.s"1 At he
Council Fire of their Great Nigwan, IN the State
House, precisely at the going down Of the sun.
CJ The attendance OF every member is particu-
larly requested.
by order Of The Grand Sachew.
WILLIAM SIAiONS, Secretary.
Seoson of Rm,fi,.g, J
.''0nM Of Comes, Ssh, Dec. S.
Year Of LisrOrery, SIG
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ueCcPuon to MS lcucTdl ITlcuuS, ana tnc rcu-
erai Republican transposes the whole matter
and publishes it just as the British cabinet
would wish. See what pretty manGuvrc
the British party in America" Can execute.
Batimore Hing.
The t7vo following queries have been PROPOSED
TO Mr.. GaLifis. TO which he has given ihe
su6joined REPLIES.
lst. Whether goods shipped from England
prior TO the I'd February next, but arriving
subsequently thereto, would be subject to
seizure or admitted to an entry.-And 2ndly.
whether a vessel with a cargo Of British
goods would be permitted to call within the
waters of the United States for orders, or to
learn the continuance Of the non-intercourse.
In answer to the first, Mr. Galla,in stated,
that " all goods imported from the dominions
of G. Britain, and arrived within the United
States subsequent to the 2nd. Feb. will be-
come forfeited, if G Brit sin shall not on that
day have revoked her edicts. 1t follows, that
if no knowledge of such revocation is known
here by the Cd February goods imported as
aforesaid, will be subject to seizure.
In answer to the second, viz. whether vcs-
cells could be permitted to call, &c.---Mr c.
vas not so explicit, but said 1t would be left
to the Courts to decide that the law would
be rigidy enforced ON all cases Of arrivals
after the 2nd February and begged i, to be
understood, that there would be no release
from the Treasury Department. He men
toned this, he said, because several releases
had been made under different circumstances
which he explained, upon the arrival OF ves-
sells after the revival of the law under Mr..
Erskine's arrangement. In that case it was
the act of the Executive, and Of the British
Minister, which induced Merchants to give
orders-here it was under law we'll known;
and that it would be unsafe to make any risks
and that all shipments from England will be
attended with risk and hazard, unless the
revocation on her part is free, and perfectly
satisfactory. Mr.. Gailatin is also Of opinion,
that the Orders in Council of November are
done away by the Order Of Blockade of A
pril so that a repeal of her Paper Blockade
$50 called) is the principal thing demanded.
The President by making the letter of the
French minister the basis Of his Procama-
ton, has taken it with the conditions annex
ed-one of which is, that England shall re-
peal her Blockades. From this it is inferred,
that formal repeal Of the Orders in Council
Of Move mbcr, will not be deemed satisfactory
by this government for preventing the Nom
Intercourse.