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CangrsG Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
49,. FRIDAY, January 10.
r7aken for the Ahxandria Gaze'ss.]
FRIDAY, January 10.

mfr. Nvten, from The committee OF
Commerce AM manufactures, reported y
bin " 20 pts,,n, the Issuing sea'lesssrs, sx'
cent 70 certain vss,e,s. Referred ',arlm.
n,itse Of the who'll: nouse Oh hirnday."
Mr.. Lore, from thr com 'n,Lee On the o..
fair. of the District Of Columbia, ie.'orssd
a bill! ITO authuriz- Iai' 70 be sre:.su 10
the town Il Anxml"a." Referred t. 4
eo,nrnil.ee Of the whole houss On Weunss'
day.
=. Mr.. Yen Horne presented the petition OF
sundry inhabhana Of the county sf A!ex'
andrk,, praying some ils:tAtions II the In
advent laws OF Ihe district kcfsrrsd to
the committee on the District Of Columbia.
Mr. Bur1veH offered the following resolu-
ton
Resolved, That the President Of the u.
States. be authorised immediately to EN-.
ploy the public armed vessels Of the United
S,a.s o.ouvoy and protect the ships and
vessels, the property OF cit'z.us OF The y,
Stats. laden with arti.ies OF their growth,
produce and manufacture not consraoand OF
war, IN their trade to and FROM por1s, the
entrance of which is permitted by the re-
Qulations of the government, II such ports
be not actually blockaded or invested by
competent force prorided, taAt such 60
vernmen, may not have IN force sd,css or
DEGREES violating the neuTsl rights OF the
Uaited States. Add that the merchants OF
the y nit States be permitted to associate
for their dzfencs, agains. illegal captures
and detsnslons, under such regulations As
shall DE- pr.seribea BY law. Laid on the
table. .......- =
Air. 5shnsen offered the following reso.
luton, Reso.rel, that the following be ad :
ded TO the standing rules and orders OF this
house That Frldav in each week be set
apar, for the cons liberation OF report aud
bits or,g.nation in petitions. ..
Mr. Oaaa reported thar the committee
: .appo,nted to wal. on the president WITH the
resolution passed yesterday, had perform
ca that service, and the president was pteA''
ed to saw that attention shsuld be pad te
| the request Of this house. 49,.
Mr.. Macon's bill respecting the CONNER
cia. intercourse between this country ans
Great Britain and France, was called up. .
Mr.. Rhes's motion t. strike out the las
| .ect;op of the bill, 20 as 70 make the ias
! .p.rmanent. under consideration. as. :
D., Mr.. Lsvermore spoke against the motion
Mr.. S.mges spoke "ith great energy, AM
sound argument, against the an'endmens'
Mr.. Cuts spoke in laysr OF the bill, ant
| of the amendment. He argued that
British ships were allowed to come into gu
| ports, American Shipping would hnd ~
employment. XIX,
| M. Root was aeains, the amendment 9
| nv. Rheu, and in favor OF the mo'loa 9
lhr. Aiacon. -.
AZ. Psster against the amendment 9
| Mr.. Rhea-- Wished the amendment OF vi
Mseen might prevail, SO tha: the restrictive
sysssn miS Dc die . natural dsasa. !.
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NAPLES, Ne0' l!'
llsssrs. bnnsurn e Champ."',
GLSTLkMES. . ..
1--WE had the pleasure TO addrss
YOU our advises in August last, per scar.
kite, since which no direct conveyance has
,ill now, offered for the y. States. Our
mos, essential communication ut that ,Inac,
was a resolve Of his Nsapplisan majesty,
dated iss G July, by which he granted Tree
admission into the ports of his Kingdom,
go all American vessels wIs;ch should ar
rive with direct ctssranees, with C licases
of the origin OF their cargoes, and which
should not be toHHa t. come. IN der tie Brr.
lin and milan DEGREES q fas French emperor.
We limited 10 you At the SAM time that we
were appreheasi's, that notwithstanding
this resolution, tue SITUATION Of this port
would be more OF, less Affected by The course
Of the negotiations between the United
States and France, and we are now sorry
to inform you, that these our approximations
are now verified. Since the departure OF
the Joanna, We have had here the follow
ing American vessels
Sen. Hamilton, Brown, from Tunis,
with lava coffee and sugar.
Ship Hercuks, West, from Salem, with
an assorted cargo of colonial produce.
Ship Augusta, Moore, from Baltimors
with cocoa and coffee. ....s.s g..
Sch'r Zephyr, Murphy, and brig Sophia
Carman, iron Tuns with assorted car
goes. -.
These vessels presented on their arrival
their papers, met with 10 obstacle to theis
ualoading, and !" ere proceeding in secur'-
! ~ in RI. transaction Of their business un-
de, sanction If the absve resolution Of his
ua;esty, when uut xpectedly 4 communica.
ton was received from government at the
custom, house 10 admit their cargoEs, nds
No, 70 suffer them to be expedited from
thence till further orders, putting them thus
uudey provisional! se7ur.trat'on. ,.
An possible reciamations having since
been made, but without being aols. to OBJ
tain from the persons in ONCE decisive
,n.wer or assurance as TO the real situation
Of these cargoes, except that Applications 10
re-export them have been attempted to Clear
! ont the vessels. either IN ballast or with re-
,urn caryoes, which latter would in all pro-
stability have been permitted. the govern
men, wishing to facilitate the exoortasion Of
,he produce Of the oountry. Bat it appears
the supercargo Of the Augusta Mr.. Ham
metz. who has been appointed TO this con,
su,s,e) has in the aeaa time copae fsrware :
and given bond for the value OF the vessel
whereby he has obtained at length . parts
oer.;ssion for her to sail. The g''vsrn'
meu, now desires 70 know, whas osher vss
| sells wish to depart On the same rsrsa' Q
which none of the other supereary"ss; ar'
m vet disposed TO subject themselves. 1s"
IL the ores.n. situs,ion Of our port - II e;
v,rds your eomssres. What ths sesal
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Rotomac Land f1r Sac

TT7ISHING TO remove 70 tho upper oous-
w try, / effer for sale, the FARM; o.
which, live, in the county Of KING George,
lying on the Potomac River and RsdeSs
Creek, and containing about roo acssg &c.
500 OF which arc cleared, and The lsscefpoc-
ton Of it of the frst description q Poeousas
low grounds the residue e the trset tsabssS
equally divided between oak and cedar tho'
latter peculiarly valuable, for I'll the purpesss
Of enclosing. The preference which, ihls
place claims over most other, In tbe adyaa-
iage. OF living, such Is wild foS, sh,eypetss
essbs, SO renders Il an highly, dellFlble sseas
blishmcnt for any gentleman whe may vlsA.
70 reside on tide water The Improvements -
this property are complete, eonSh uns 81 .
Two story dwelling hours, 80 BY 40 tsst eoa-
lining seven rooms, with pes9agSs end 60
callent cellars another I've, Slosy dvssIlnO
house, containing three roosaS end q esllaS. .
q new meat house, dairy, Ice houss,. elahlels
corn houses, and svsry Kind q nssssseSIs -
closure. 70 thls property u 6Anszsd q new
and most valuable overshots MILL With two
pair stones, boiling cloth, Deob-mashlne. set-
ton do &c. The terms Of sale viii b msde %
easy to The purchaser .. he tan reasenabty ask
r. Turner
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WarenR0, Jan. II. - "a z. lQyy.s.
Valuable PROPERTX :
FOR s A + z. ;.

A threestory BRICK WARE
HOUSE NJ the corner of Union and Prince.
streets; rs fee, front upon Prince, and ~
feet inches frort upon Union-strest. %.
cupied By Jonathan and David Ross. Z q.
A HOUSE and LOT occupi-
ed by Jacob Leap; this Lot fronts s. sst54
inches on Union-strect, and 81 feet 9 inches
on 20 feet alley il vii, be sold alsoSsthss,
or divided as may best suit purchasers.
/. A vacant LOT binding on
Duke Patrick, and Woli'streets, being esssss
fourth Of a square. r. 81. l<sad>..a 80
For terms apply to -. ,!'le -
49,, John Janney. :
me. 10. ... .-,.,5.,,. levter
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biso: Anis doubs conjecture and snssr
sanity. =
Eew.1srk PsEties.--rhs Federal Ke'
; b, slicaas Of Albany and Colon'e have no.
B u. Il ated Gen. JONAS PLATT, (of onei'
ca) a a candidate Tor ths Office oil Govern
or Of the state Of New-York. 1t is expect
! d .ba, this nomination will be approved BY
|shs Fed.falists shroushous that SKATE. No
a5oubt xhutever is entertained OF ms. eies-
s;ou. az Democracy has received iss death
blow in that state, usy:r TO revive. his
election sAkss place sais spring. D..
(Freeman's 5snrnaL]
. AZ lost but our Honor. MIR. Bur.
wells idea thai the une xSmpled state OF tho
world, and the unexAmPied nature OF the
i ~ ar in Europe, Siis operate as "sai5o tor
|our honor," it we still keep out OF war, IS
covsc1, and does a. much
credit to that gentleman political sagacisy
rs to his sohd PAT. Iot'sn. As things now
20, We lose every thing but os hnnor. and
part Of that bat We shall lose it all, and
perhaps irrecovabIy, il We 90 20 war tor the
images ofinsl!ss, or sn.sr into an alliance
with either OF the great be!liSerents.
[DiG]
The democratic party have been in pow
Q. abou, 9 years. They souno, Oh their
entering upon it, all the nasIenas AFFAIRS in
good order. A treasury accommodating 90
fast 40 70 enable them 20 rs,reneh all the
internal taxes. They FOUND IA at peaes
with all tbs world. The national character
s,ood high, and our sisizens were enrichsc
by q projected ana successful commerce.
Il 10 peesSsary TO take this retrospect, that
We may feel the full force OF the unworIhi.
pess Of Mr.. J,Fersou's psrsy any longer TO
hold the rsinS Of governments. The re.
verse of the above skstSh has been realized
By them in almost oil its extent & extremes.
The treasury 10 not only empty, but will
soon be in debt. We are not At war with
oil the world, but We are next door to it.
Our rulers have been vain Slorlousv threat
ching all, whilst they have submitted to
every injury, and employed their means Of
annoyance only upon our own people. They
have sunk the national character, ruined
commerce and impoverished the country.
If they any longer retain the public conf
dence they will agsravate thoss evils, 1t
they admit Of it, AID pull loSn Others up
on our heads. which We nav. not yet tel;.
They can act omplish uo'hlng sood, be-
cause their principles a:e BAD and they
carust renounce item, and aiops better,
because their distinction ~ a party Is plcds-
ed upon them. To renouace thsm would
be to admit that they have been acting for
nine years as impos,srs. There 10 there
fore no expectation Of the improvement of
our affairs but from removing those, VINO
have so disas,rously managed them, aud by
trying others.
The federalists caused every thing to
flourish under their management. They
framed the sy.sems Of official adminissra-
zion, develored and put in practice the re.
sources for the revenue they subdued the
Indian nations aud recnnciled them to .
permanent peace they crushed rebellion
accommodated the differences with France,
n n. k~Ak
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N O r ! c. T..

- 80
2 LOST, or mislaid. Certi6cats t6r eae
Share OF Stock In the Little River TnEnpikA
Company, No. ssi, dated en- DecGmbes
1908, in the name Of JOHN THOMM q
Fairfax, in consequences Of which, shall Ct.
ply to the President and Direesora stsea4
Company for q renewal Of said Certkssee.
Danief Mi1,qes,
Attorney for, Mrs. rhpmas, fAi+
- ratix Of John fhonaSs doe 80
january rs. - : Ixx3
sos Acres Of Land Tor 3ale
r WISH TO SELL the shows qqeulY1e
i LAND, situated mar The erosd lsaA5no
from Georgetown 20 Alsxahdfis. md iH4
m equal distance from each tovn. &; &. -
This property i; fully one half covered -
wood. which win ;rendsr. II On adyi1bSS -
chase, on the term thst I VIII ssIl III !.
Gesrgs n. Tefrstt, Esq.w shsv -
land TO any gentlemen wAs, sAss q seeR
and will give the neeessarywi infornsds3
George II. Chapnsn.
DeesMSer,s. ,s 9ss -
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For Sale or Leais.

$ Ivish 10 sen. Or leass q. Escsna ge.e5es
ever, q Lex of Ground On tho 5soogE 80
Prince street., Asssssa AHfsdv "a : 3 :. !.
q 49,. i. 2. Mees.
!. J.,...,,vs ! ~. ~ SsAS1
Va, e IECBO IUy g = - !
,sa !. 8
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- 80 D.. ,.l ,.ss - 20 5
o. AEMeeting5 Of the SUBJ

/. 49,
a. AsAseeting Of the Sub.
scribefs tothc llt1sestie Mann.
jaelisss lSssI g2ny, aid others tlat
areeff dfys.to the Institution.
is rsdrsl etat The Court House
'to-naorroW ming at 6o'clccks
or, guinness which concerns the
welfare 81 tie Company.
January ]. !. s. =. :.
,sgf.EW HOGS HE sDSE
4, FHH aaaIlty Molales,
Soss kAAz@Ir ;:
) Srt Anderlon-
yan,,arv 49, 95 ~ 4. 3, -
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li.u: Ania doubt, conjecture and ansar
|ss.nty.
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he ioryeu: The fs,esssus shsnl sslsahpt..
~ ,nssses her. our pysssaes slons win rsn.
der No esors sborsiye. Here. ynu VIII
uni,e yuurselves with yesrbrsvs brsssessn
ana e6e ether eompasions At your arms.
Ono nave immorialised then selves 10 the
name eossess 10 The ksids Of La Msaeha
;spsl Andslusis. Loyal Css,iliaas, valiant
-Gsllaeisss. brave Assurian.. warriors o. q
,he PROVINCES, unite your efforts With thoss
iiiusnieus patriots. and your country eyer
grateful and liberated, will reward your he
sossm, YOUR eoustsney and the sacrifices you
have made her, and your name willbe I'M.
mortalized in the annals of.posterity.
Heed &aarsers, st AISrfuer9Ee, 26h q
FEB. 1910.
Your Fellow.Soldier, -
GABRIEL II. MENDIZABEL:
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THE CAPITAL JACK,
~COIU NIB Us.

WILL ssand the present seasoa 1t r.
hngton, and b lea 70 mares q Five Doli.Is
Il psid By the hrss o. August; ma, Tes
Oollsrs WIN lie required - Soy esats y
groom. Jsnnsts Twelve Dollars ma dollar
q groom. cslumbss b TO- vslf knswn y
Deed dssdsiptisa q this time, asj pin b
SOD, dshvr.h 's f.s u Aussss. y go
James, Daw5on Agent.
.&svssh .4fsRsA q isvsg I
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BONAPAktkO ~ AAaS 'i.s''N'-'
some sesopss q Sesthier's missioo, trans.
,,,.d fron she Alscns Siersury Of 2o'h o.
Mmeh. 1885,, go
:yIxxxA. Marco ie@
IN. cv;.ee NsusSha.el, With . nunefocs
-.,a;a 81 FSrseh nsbiEty 0sd yafsss "a ".'
80 : . me, on the trons'ers ~ tss -
-tTiaS Cid marshal prines E'se,n.A -. ~;
-,On he "a, inIsanf obey srr,,ec :. -. -.
~s.ls On the afternoon Of soe s, 80 -.
7-rr.Sfs hssel was received n me &aies " s .1e
-;tv ~ n,sssesous SxraSsy and lnianp-De
ssI.s.ls IN the imperial coach OF sssse,
ns - dhvfhr marshal Of the palace eouns
Sss.fSoteE. and followed BY h's suit, was
.s.-,sS by ,he Austrian cavalry, with
80, Of music, through sztfDded hines OF
=;Sfsuuv, smidss t6Dtinred popular 'hout-
inc 20 IN. imperial palace. ne Gay vas
-r~Ssrsukay Sne, the streets, windows and
hs.sre rouS ercwded by thOss snxieus TO
- ,be vr.nd and brilliant parade. Has-
ma re.athsd the residence, prince N. was
afsended INTO the grand saloon OF the pa
laer. where the emperor was seated On INC
thrcoe, with Tie commanders on ne ~
friap sud Hungarian guards on the-s,sns
80 LETT the empsroris adjutan' at short
d;.,spee. As primes N. entered, the ena:
r~Tor raised his hat, desiring him to re"'c'"
1890. The prince delivered speech |;
20. which ID. emperor replied when the
SosMes introduced seseraiiy MI me noo'e,
mas ord Ci6csrs OF has SUITS ise0 NC IN"
elev. having bowed each three times before
a. throUs' Withdrew, accompanied and
-A.~rrd by inc bands a. before. During
A., ;Dsersirw the Freneh prince and suIte
.....;uel near the imperial throne, while
~ Austrian Nobility svea Of highest rank
swrrr e.at;oDed at dissssee and IN the back
ssnund. To this succeeded prince Ms fof-
nal au5;eness- Of the empress and arch
-daxes n=su<T palaces. ms evsnpS n S'. =,
cluoso ~hn sI.n1 ~ ~ ~. snJ N
wAseh ntssndeo prince ~: n's ss"c az sA
ths court, sxsePs inc P''nee' "~1 A'
isa.
On 6th--SreAs dinner az 'ns smP.:ss :
IN the evening masaoe'sue' o.s ;s".n,
~ taste ano sP'en9o'. "" -.
temple, soPPo'eo " 81. us,;on,l
whose erspefY IeP'.sn.ss W.. -.
so'oss s1ftapee 1ns H ~ n w." - NJ
60 inc kHr,s =, az. InJ -, .,,.nded no,
'eOnc An 80" - S.,i,b !. NOT
eAesPs'ns tns :
yst Ie1Srneu' ., ,x;,,. Ne,f.
Or,ns :n, sane ;". .ni.rd;d n,r,v =,
Sna'sts T ~ .ns 1880
Pt, ns,sI IaS s.s .a~s er;.uopv and more.
Ms ~. x,h Twb;ch the lovers of
Ean.h 5smocr,ey can re.peru.e above,
1at0y.l Prince N. declared in form the OBJ
Zee, Of his mission. viz. to ask the hand OF
3ne archduehsss Maria Louisa for the en-
peror his masser. The sovereign. as The
had Of the imperialcsud arebdueal house,
hsvinr answered, shs princess appeared,
conducted by the grand ehamberia;n, ae-
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+ j: LATE FOREIGN NEWS.
* vs(YZA AEW7URK)
BIZ the stheoney int, tie sedztsrs q the NJ
TIM Mercantile Adberfiser hape srceired
= a file Of Bordeaux pspers 70 TIE aom q
I March, from 1ehich the tsisosraSs articles
:: suere f1anshtea
1,''.'| 49, = Lusrc, FEB. "a.
The 17,h French regiment of infantry of
the line, consisting of 1906 men strong. ar
rived here this day they form part u
the division Of gs6. EMoTlitor; we also tx
peet the zsd regiment Of ehasseurs.
HAxovzR, Mnrni4
= His majesty the king Of Wes,phaliz taxes
possession of the country of Hanover, DIT
ing from the Is, inst.
coprxHAeRs, Eeb. q
From the month of June TO the month-
Of Dec. 1909, there have been imported IN
to Tonningen. in 1e6 vessels. 1854 bales
Of cotton $40 sasks, 40 eerocns, and II
barrels Of cocoa $1,000 600 pouuds of
coffee, 500 cases Of eamphor, ITO eeIoons.
is bales, and 90 cases Of Peruvian bark
% ,ierees Of lemon juice, l4S pieces of e.
bouy, 2e9 cases, ~-43 barrels. and 60 &C.
Rooms indigo 174s bales, and S cases OF
oankeens 1855 sacks, and 1859 bags Of
pepper 421o barrels Of not ashes IS ca.
ses Of sheubarb; SSH barrels, one sack,
and 400 pouuds Of rice 40 hhds. Of rum;
2e;4e4 eases, 1904 hhds. 7349 sacks, ass
bales, and s4s eanistets Of sugar; seos
chests of tea $3.50 hhcs. cases, and Is
bales Of tobacco : 1862 boxes ofsegars; 20
bids. snuff !; 457 hhds. Is3 bales, S parts,
and PSI 600 of tobze confuse rs hlads-
and Is sacks Of teneo, &c. 20 Of the said
vessels came from Baltimore, from Be-
verify, % from Boston, S from Charleston,
from New Amsterdam, 81 from New
York, from Norfolk, from Petersburg,
Va. 10 from Philadelphia, ] from Pl, mouth
Mass. from Providence, from Rich
mond, and from Salem and or 10 O.
Their American vessels ;. IL American YES
sells have also arrived q. Keil, Sylt and
Clue kstad,. l..
NAPLES. Feb. 20.
The boat, OF the French frigate Ceres,
and the Neapolitzn privateers, brought into
this port On The 18Th, 4 American ships,
and ,Xebec, under English colors.
Bo1pEAux, March 8.
The schr. Creole has arrived st Rochelle,
in 20 days from Gusdaloupe, laden with
coffee. r. .. r- 49,. .---
The British ship Qu.eu, Of ESQ tons, Ia
den WITH etHee, from Jaequemel for Lon
don, was sent into rBayonne on the sth inst.
by French privateer. and the cargo u adj
vrrtised for sale the 35th Of April.
The British ship Elizabeth, Of $50 tons,
laden with pot-ashss and lumber, from
Quebec, was sent in.d Cherburg, early in
March. 4
80. CzERsuac, Feb. %.
Arrived this day, the American seh'r
Exchange, Henry Bancroft, from Boston
for Tonning.n, nth 10 bales of eossoa,
and 20. 900 Poun, # dye woods, ssne in !.
BY French Privatesr.
.DrHPPE; Fe6. 46. 4
Arrived this day che British letter Of
raarque Of 400 tons, mounted 10 III poun-
ders, was captured On the esass Of EoEima,
by the Atexauder privaiser, capt. Ssvsge,
after severe seton Of hours. Cargo 7ss
hhds. IS tierees. aad 10 barrels Of sugar
2 bales cot on |; ~ hhds. 50 tierees, 81 bills.
zAo bags, and Sc bbls. coffee 60 cases Of
liquors, and 5 pipss Of Madeira vine.
TVLA RALTI2NoRE.)
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'(HA BALTLNDRE.)

STocxHoIH, Marcel 6.
. From Gottenbsrg we TART that che her.
ring sshery viii The 'susuing season b IN.
usually pvoduetiye. ~,
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Arrived this day, the American seh's
Exchange, Henry Bancroft, from, Boston
for Tonningeu,s nth 10 bales Of eossoa
and 20, 900 Poun, # dye woods, ssns in
by French privateer. -
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Arrived this day the British Letter
marque Of 400 tons, mounted 10 III 20,
ders, was captured On the coast Of Eogia
BY the Alexander priyaiser, capt Save
after severe sction Of 2 hours. Cargo
hhds. IS tierces, and 10 barrels Of sngs
2 bales cot on ~ hhds. 50 tierees, 81 81
14o bags, and Sc bbls. coffee So case
liquors, and pipss Of Madeira wine.
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There appeafs sesne hope that after DO
,parse's marvisge, he viii restore che pro-
svinees taken from Austria. and shas he win
p~rmie LoSis ID reign IN Holland. Ifso,
90 dosahs cosdiionslly. shas 10, IL Austria
end Holland wiil art With kErsgainss En-.
Rland and esnsmsges. 49, E
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ANsrtRDAM, Nsreh Is
Couriers daily arrive from our King
The fate Of our country Is yet nnknowu.
The painful suspense aud sppsshens;on
have produced depreciation in the funds.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-01

1KANKfU8Is I10ySH IL
= On Ii. nish; ri tie ioh MIR ~. aueea
Of WestPhsiis arrived here and proessd-
I'd AZ .hree o'clock Ee1t nsoTEiag on her
xay 10 Paris. the king Of Wes,ph.iia, ios'
Isxed through this day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-03-20
[l2 IL Gents Siins7el

the letter of the a3i Of 0ot. His Ian :
glage may &c too strong for the deli
cate nerves and appetites OF the a.
merlcah advocates, II may no, be l,rai-
ded and fcstooned with Sufficient Gle.
gauce TOR then he may not have
p'nchea the plaits Of his plnas. ology
with suiaciene neatAess, nor placed
ms patches and feathers with That cor
rectness of millinery wh:ci was CAL
cu!ated to please the eye and the taste
OF thas exquisitely delicate governs
ment. But we truss .gc shall always
have ministers spealiilg such true
BfitIsh language.