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The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
NOTICE..

NO ILT.
h WIS is to give notice, that the Subscribers If
= Talbot county, in the state Of Marylrrd,
nave obtained from the Orphans Court of Tai
not county, in Maryland, letters of a,!rnin;stra.
tlon on the personal estate of .Joha Ro5rtts, late
OF laioot county aforesaid, deceased. All per-
sons having Claims against the said deceased, are
heiehy warned 10 exhibit the same, with TIC
gouehers thereof 70 the subscribers, at Dr. before
he 4th day Of November next; they raY o,he.-
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit of III.
std estate. Given under our hands this on,h
'.:y OF April, ammo domi,i 1910.
BENJAMIN ROBERTS, &
SAMUEL GOSSAGE, Atm'rs,
Nav 2, 1910, wsf
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

This report, Which exhibits the enormous ba-
lance of t.sraiy-oae MOssand nine huadild and
eighty doilars and Mirty-sir and an hey cents due
from the counties of Kent and Sussex, prior to
the year 1890, THE period of the Auditors re.
port underwent further examination some crc-
lNts were brought forward--sonc surplus of
taxes of other years were credited, and some mo-
nies, stated to have been lost in the hands of the
collectors, were RENTED by special laws; yet,
af,er passing 'ough the refining ordeal of par
tial tribunal, judging in their own cause, the
final result was stated as late as the year 1908,
By the prescnt Auditor, as follows
A general sta,emcn, OF the taxes due in the scv-
eral counties.
Due ia NJ v- Castle counly.
For tax Of 1893 ard l-99.. ..S 6o6 soI
For tax OF sol. 1913 ~
s 1925 63l
Duc IN k,at c0aaiy.
For tax of 1891 and 733 4971 88
For tax Of l139. 9.................. 1857 80
S 5l59 t8
Duc in Sasser countv.
For tax CT 1871 and l789. .......S 59S3 S7I
For tax Of $780,. ................. 729 As
s 57o6 SO!
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16
Duc in Sasser county.

For tax cf 1871 and Il 50. .......S 5osS S71
For tax Of s789. 9.................. 722 As
The Delaware gazette., 1810-05-16

a London paper states that shs miniature por,rat
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LaWrafon & Fowle,

is a temhorary residence, (talthcir late Store
can 6r rebuilt, - haze taken Store on O'''oN
street and Merchants Wha3, formerly occ"-
MED by Il. Henderson g Co.
Where they have for Sale,
10000 lbs prime Green Coffee,
200 boxes Mould Candles
20 chests Hyson, Young Hyson and
Imperial Teas,
SO hhds. retailing Molasses
S cases black and coiored Sarscenetts
an,l Senchaws
cases Nutmegs and Cloves
so barrels and SO half barrels Boston
Beef
500 pieces German Checks
400 do Nankeens
5000 yards Tow Cloth
600 sides red Soal Leather
1000 bushels coarse and fine Liverpool
Salt.
September 81. l,2.2
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Mo / Gas 1T qeaacsI PrsceS.

-
los chests, half chests and boxes gun
powder, imperial, Tyson, yoang Tyson, and
hyson skin Teas, principally OF the oidney,s
cargo, lately landed and of excellent quail
eS. -.
l2o barrels Rye Whiskcy. -.
20 barrels * no 3sheads N. +. Rum.
40 dozen old Medoc Claret, imported in
1907.
Is Quarter casks Malaga Wine.
pipes Lisbon and Fayal Wines.
1000 lbs. Coffee.
1000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar.
10 hogsheads and 40 barrels hrst Sc
cond quality Muscovado Sugars.
20 bags clean heavy pepper and plmento
chests Cassia, g Cassia buds
80 lbs fresh nutmcgs
20 boxes, dozen each, bottles best flo-
renee salad oil
100 boxes and half boxes choice lst and Cd
quality Havana and St. Jago cigars
10 bales Georgia Upland cotton
hhds green copperas
1000 lbs glue
500 gallons picking vinegar
so demijohns
Which with his usual extensive assortment
of Wines, Liquors and Groceries will be sold
on low terms for cash, and to punctual men
at a moderate credit, by
Joseph Vaudeville,
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1879.
NOTICE.

Ahetition suH he presented TO the nert !ge
neral assembly Of Virgnia, far nact 10 ineor-
horatc a manufacturing society attAe ROM IF
Occoquan.
september IS.
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August 2
Twenty Dollars Reu1rl.

"A BSCONDEO from nv farm at the
~ mouth OF Seneca, about the 7th Of last
month, a maa whose name is K AiPH, 2
years Of age, between black and yellow Co
ior, nearly lest nigh, very stout made,
yellowish eyes booking heayy-he has but
little TO say. His apparel was oznabnrs
shirts, a ne. 70 colt3n oyeri acker and trow-
scrs. IL IS likely he has nl-de away with
them and procured other cloathing 4 Tree
negro man by name Sambo, living on Judge
IVasl.;ngtol's estate. Mount Vernon, Is his
father. ana it is very probabic he is thcrca-
bout or in Ale xandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward viii be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alcxandraja jail.
Thomas Peter.
Georgetown, June lo-l2' d. :
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PUBLIC SALE.

NNTILL be sold, on SATURDAY, the
wv 2lst instant, at the dwelling house of
Frederick s2ryaeH, late of the county of Fair
fax, all the GOODS and CHAT ELES Of
said TrydeA, ON a credit Of ninety days, for
all sums over twenty dollars, with notes and
approved security---all sums under twenty
dollars will be considered as cash The cre-
ditors of said TrydeA are requested to bring
in their accounts, properly authenticated, for
settlement, on or before the first Of Deem
Der next; and those indebted are most ear
nestly requested to make immediate pay
ment to
Beal Howard, Admir-.
July 10. cts
~. 3. At the same time and place will he
rented for term of years, the Dwelling
House and Lot adjoining.
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PRICE DOLLARS SO CENTS
Rules and Regulations for. the Field ExeF-
else and Maneuvres of the French. Infantlys
issued August Isl, l79l; andsthe Nahnu-
vres added, which have been since adopted
by the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
noeuv,es of the Field Artillery, with lntan-
try. By Cot. Irenee Amelot dc Lacroix, lace
Chief of Brigade in the French service. In
three volumes, the third volume consisting
of plates.
The principal part Of this work has been
translated from French to English, by Lieut..
Col Macdonald, in the service OF his Britain
nick majesty. Col. de Lacroix has not only
awaited himself Of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, with
which Col Nj. has enriched his work, espe-
cially his comparison of the French tactics
wish the Prusslan, and the principles OF the
different nations WITH tho L..Biish {: because
those valuable notes are sufficient Tor such
comparisons, and are in point. Col. De. u.
has augmented those notes.
The Introduction, of Col. de Lacsolx' work
win direct the attention of the young Ameri-
cans to the study of learned tactics, the re-
suit of experience, and enable them to obtain
the nre oision desirable in the warrior, tor
they must be convinced that good officer
forms a good soldier, and that the expert
ence of ages has demonstrated, that the SOL
der will perform his duty correctly, Whea he
is we'll commanded -.
At the end ofthe second volume OF this
work, Col. De Lacreix has added tho mansu-
yres of the field artillery with the infantry,
according to the French principles. 1t lsnet
necessary ITO lavish praises on the advantage
of moving this laundering arm with, the san.e
facility and celebrity as the line. Europe Is
now convinced and confesses 1t. He has adj
ted Plates, which demonstrate. thoseman9u-
yres so essential to the great operations OF
war, and which will enable officers to execute
them.
Col. de Laeroix has. judgedit-also expedi-
,ent C. add TO this book some new adopted
maneuvres, which have been. put in practice
to great advantage in the face of an enemy
To enhance the value of this work is the only
motive could induce him to augment its size.
June g.
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TWenty Dollars Reovard.

"A BSCONDED from my farm at the
~ mouth of Seneca, about the TN OF last
month, man whose name is RaLPH,-,2l
years ofage, between black, and yellow CO..
lor, nearly 6 icst high, very STOUT made,
yerowish eyes LICKING heayy-he has but
little TO say. His apparel was ozhaDurs
shirts, d .nehro cotton overJacket and trow--
,sers. 1t Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other oloathing tree
negro man by name Sanabo, living on Judge
Washington's estate Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is cry probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may 3s found.
The shove reward #itI'be given to secure
him in y, -shington City or Aiexanorla jail.
4 ho1naS Peter.
Georgetown, June lo--l2' d.
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Bryan hampSon, & Co.

Rape Just secsi0ed and c8sy for sale,
10 hhds. and so barrels first quality 81. ar
90 do. secoEd quality,
40 pipes old London particular Madeira,
2 pipes and 3 tierces London market and
Is quarter casks Malaga WINES,
40 boxes dipt Candles,
ahhds. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 doprinef Wkiskey,
40 chests Imperial,
So do Young Fly son TEAS, of this years
importation,
and selected for family use.
ALSos the best selected Flour for do.
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/
FOR SALE, at pubic vendue, On the Goth
: day of next month, at the premises, on
the sosth side of king-street, near the
corner of Fairfax street, -
A three story Brick Hou{e,
90 feet front and 90 feet back, with the prl-.
yiege of an alley. three feet wide and extend
ing back "a fees--sublect to a ground rent OF
one thousand pounds OF tobacco and casS' :;
One tenth of thespurchase money to bepald
in hand the remainder in three equal annual
payments, with interest flum the day of sale.
This property is now in tenure OF Jennings
and Salgster, and may Justly be reckonea
among the best stands in Alexandria.
By VIRTUE of deed of trust from William
Ikartshorne to the subscribers, to secure Jos
Riddle for his Endorsement to the Bank OF
f.sexandria.
James Keith,
John c. Herbert.
June 81. aus
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The scheme may be seen at the subscrib-
'sr's bookstore.
Persons disposed to. form a company ior
purchasing 5oeieke,s or upwards, can DC sup
nlied ON the most accommods1 sung terms.
Present price of tickets ten dollars.
Robert Gray.
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PUBLIC SALE.

IH7ILL BE SOLD at public sale to the
Wv highest bidder, fer ready money, on
the premises, on 7aesday tile l7h day q
July nert, a LOT of GROUND, No. S, in
the division of Dandridge's Lot. fronting 81
feet inches on Pitt street, and running back
los feet $ inches, to IS feet alley, and also
bounded on the north by ais feet alley, the
same having been heretofore struck off to
Alexander Baggett, who has failed to comply
with the terms OF sale, and the lot is now
sold to raise the balance due thereon agree
ablet to the terms of the first sale.
Thomas Swami, ] co,,,,x.
Geo. Deneale, WI"
June 81. dts
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PUBLIC. SALE.

Georgetown, June lo--l2'
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WEDNESDAY. JuLy II, 1910.
WANTED,

WANTED,
At lMl2sgrove Factory, near Chariestosun,
J8eraon County (Nrg.)
A PERSON properly qualified to conduct
"A the Carding and Spinning OF Cotton <
Wool on the most improved plan. Afso, A
SINGLE NAN, well acquainted with the
Pulling and Dying business. To such very
liberal eacozragement-wil s; Den on ahhA-
cation TO
John Grid.
July7.
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w HI S K E Y.
DiftriGt of Columbia, to wit.

EHEREAS Isaac @reve hath,.by
w his petition in writing, applied TO
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one OF the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court OF the
District of Colu mbia, to be admitted to the be
.neGt Of the. act Of Congress, for the relief oI
insolyent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the jaiI>bounds of Alexandra
county, at the suit of Samuel McClaud, and
beinp unable to discharge the said claim, with
others against him, has offered to deliver up
TO the use of his creditors, all his, property,
real. nersenal and mixed-JNotice rs therefore,
giiyeu. to the creditors of the saidLsaac Shrsve
That on Thursday the 18th instant, between
the hours .of three and O'Clock of the same
day. at the court house in Alexandria, the
oa,b of an insolvent debtor will be administer
ed TO the said Isaac iShreve, and a trustee
anpointed agreeaby to the said act OF con-
CHESS. unless. cause be then and there -shew
to the contrary.
.Ry. order of the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant judges OF the circuit
court of the District of Columbia, this 9th
day Of July, 1910.
G. Deneale, G. G.
T,1u a ~ st
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: Iofenh II. Vaudeville,

MS 'ItJsT RECEIVED, -y FOR sale,
2oebalesot Cotton, -,
10 .hogsheads sd-aad'4thproof good West
niia,SpirIts.
30 do. Sugar, various qualities.
10 tiefces New Rice.
hogsheads Molasses,
do. CoppeFas.
2 60 Alum
so barrels NMskey and SO barrels New.
England Rum.
20 chests Of Imperial, Young Hyson,, and
Hyson okinTeas
Port, Madeira lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
! $40 barrels OF Herrings and Shad.
so barrels HerrinSs, put up with particu-
lar care and salt-petred.
Scoo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt,
SsJuly2.
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salss at Kenass.

essGgss at VEHGss.
l,n every Tuesday and Friday
= WILL BE SOLD
!. -. yendue Store, corner Oh rines ''i1
- Water streets.
! vsy;st, Of Dr., Goods, Groceries, 9s :,
n.r.;c,,l.rs of which will be expressed IN \,
s;,ls Of the day-All kinds OF gooas
~ s:s ~ are on Limitation and the prices :.
n ms are established, can at any time DC
G;aS S andpurchased at helowest llm''a''0A
|'ha pre- P. G. Marsteller. v. N
Tut Received,
a1D FOR Sale BY
CHARLES /. CATL Ell, /.
rs chests Imperial, Hyson, & Young
:, 90 ~, 600 lbs. prime Green Coffee.
90 pipes and quarter casks LISBON
and Teneriffe Wine.
hogsheads Muscovado Sugar
1000 lbs. Seine Irvine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so do, Spanish Segars.
barrels Piinento.
October 10.
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they are obl,queIy and securely pre mote q,
by touching that cord 10 which ,lr "nole
system vibrates-our hatred OF England.
The abstract trsth, :. thar the assertion OF
our independence can only be correctly DIS
played by ceasing to paliate or apologize
for the unjust conduct Of enher' Francs sr
Britain, we admit. But We say that, tar
from asserting, tits shamefully abandollng
Independence. 10 induce submission TO tbe
direct usarpation By France otthe choicest
rights of sovereignty, BY cxiravaGan'ly mis-
representing and grossly eSae8 ta,''g he
conduct OF the only power that tFeEks he
course OF universal despotIsm. II $ u a.
ABANDONMENT of independence 10 reptt $ he
spirit Of RI slstance 10 Gains neon patpie
wilhour existence as nation, by PONTIAC
to false dangers and unreal, or compata-
lively unimportant, injuries. 1t is foster
ing q slelusionN hich has already und'mln-
ed akG must soon ovelturn our independ-
ence, to say that England ';nc Trance
starol in the same attitude towards U.s."
But the Natloral Intclligncer is not con-
tsnt with bestowinscn England an equal
share of the rese n'ment which ought to be
excited 81 the enor mites OF France. his
appearance of viewing with an equal eye Two
nations so unlike in their conduct, however
diseracefulit may be, is hut the mask of
moment and cannot long be worm AS tho
his OWN temerity in treating thef1 as equal
offenders had given him new courage, he
quickly INDUCES the full extent of bis feel
ngs, and So Tar outragts the common sense
and patriotism of his readers, as TO ahi m
that England is the source Of all our wrongs
ard oaght conse quentIy to he the particular
and principal object' of cur great resent.
ments.
Impossible as this may seem to those who
elo not read The Intelllerncer, and unwilling
as they NAV be 10 credit hat hose who Ios-
sess The ecIfGence of he Il. n can cen EFT
to betray that nation by givil 6 to PUBLIC o.
pinion direction SO fatal, We hope to be
able 'conclusiveiy TO show that the assertion
is correct and inc ontro>ertibe.
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: TRACT OF LAND,

cor;airsire alcut AGO acres, in tie count.
Of Esuotrer and state Of Virginia. Lying y
a mos, healthy part Of tie state, lnthe neg n
EourLrt.d tf ikiee valuable NerCEsm Nldf
tctv cen Lcathel coat AID !iguut AClliIsJ
tsn miles from tie Court House OF tie saE
euh;y, seven mile from Haysn"lket, Nfti'S
tie newly Contemplated Turnpike Read WI
rvss. SIX niles fem Nicdlelu'g ihe lG9E
FIVE fom miles flom tIetit! OF Wssflns%,E
and the c1rn ercial town of alexandra. III
great read fem over the Ridge Ly 'ts l.'DE
passes through ii, On "lieh is an eA'emtE
Waago Stand, crn wEeree great q qusIrj
ties os Nal III c are annually collected. ~
thirds OF Ills estate is unclealed, and ID t~
ee)Jent r;rnber. The soil is well afar'ea i
the cultivation Of Indian Corr, Wheat I"
Tobacco, and from experiments mace
. land is better sui ed for,,he use OF The Pl'lsrr
There is a DWELLING HOUSE On u
/ est;te newly finished, with two rooms Oh
floor, and other convenient out houses, UaE
culaled for the accommodation OF s!I'sH
miIy. Z his estate is at present tlMdeu ;"
Two farms, on each of which there is 40
celent granary, farm Houses. sc ine"
at present hom 40 10 so acres OF lana -,
mothy and clover or this estate; :Ed o.
an leo acres more may very convenient,
added No estate is betteror@more ecA'sH
emily watered than it is. 1t is bounce, Is
Broad Run on the West for nearly one w. W.,
and an half, and Mill Run, rcVer law
stream, runs through the middle OF ~ WI
which there is an excellent site lor al ~
shot Mill and Distillcry. ma
The subscriber will divide thl: estate nj
thee or mere farms 10 suit the conHen's II.
of purchasers It's deemed unnecessary - M
more as it is presumed that these wnu =. mi
be inclined to purchase will first Wow wv, NJ
misses. A reasonable accemnocal ~
be given purchasers as to payments. r ni
tiers addre sscd TO the subscriber, ro''
will nee. with due attention
Richard Stuart 4
Cedar Grove, King. George
) County, June 10. ). n
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Il oNDCN, iu;oy IL.
House or COMMONS, May IS.
AMERICAN DISPUTE.

Mr.. " hibread rose ard sa:d d, that raw
ing read and considered cfr'ain papers laid
before the house respecting the regocia,ion
which WAS carried Oh between Mr.. + kline
and the American governments, he~was now
perfectly prepared to state his opinion upon
them. hest15l.t hon. gentlemen, his ma
ies'y's late secretary for foreign affairs,
( M. Canrirg) publicly charged Mr. Err
skine with having departed widely from
both letters and spirit Of his Instructions.
Mr.. Erskine denied the fac, ; ard the quts-
tion at issue in The face of Europe was,
whether or not the right honorable gentle
man had deviatt & from the truth. He for
his own part was persuaded no such imPu-
'a,ion could be fouud,d agar st The right
honorable gtnll,n an. Bet
s[ Here the chanc lor Of tht excht q!er
rose ard deprecated the progress of the
honorable gentleman in speech which
might lead 20 an irregular d. bate, there be-
ing no question before the house.
Mr., Whitbrea o did not mean 70 bring
forward any motion on this subject; he
wished TO save the house the troulIe Of a
discussion. The question was a, issue, as
between the right honorable gentle man,
Mr.. Elskine, ana himself. WI hat he wish
edto say th,n was, that all that was wantir G.
,othe vine!ication Of Mr.. -E,skine, was the
publication Of that letter now before the
world, and from an attentive nerusal ct that
letter, he thouehtth the vind;cation COMPLETE 1;
&5ut that these instfuctisnS ,ucre nat drawn
up With the accuracy they eughttoha vr teen,
Nor wizh due antntiou 10 q Aazv z,hieh had
then recently passed in Anlex1cG. Under
standing, however, that an intercourse was
now in negotiation with America, he did
not wish to urge any thing further on the
subject
MIR. Canning expressed his surprise at
the course pursued by the honorable gen
tleman, and thought he had right to COM
plain oil his want OF c:ndor IN thus d, asserting
a discussion, which Tor So long time he
had appeared SO anxious to bring forward.
For his own part, he had always courted it,,
as the only way in which he could shew TO
the world, that what he had done in his = fl :
cial character with respect TO Mr.. Erskine
would bear the strictest and most minute
investigation. There was nothing for
which he was more anxious than the inves-
tigation OF this subject should be entered
into in the fullest manner. He had never
said any thing tending to traduce the cha
racter of Mr.. Erskine. He had sffirmed
and re.affrmed, that Mr.. Erskine had act
ed contrary to his Instructions. not ,oniv as
tothe letter, tut tie spirit q them; and he
was ready ,o,make it appear in argument
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wfen~uer the honorable gentleman, or An,
other Of Mr. Erskine's friends, should
chuse tobrirg ii forward He thought, III.
acknowledgement man did not treat him fan,
", when after he had stated, thai if Certain
documents were brought forward, it would
appear tia, lis Mr. Cannings) eonduo
would be found laulty and reprehensibl, |
and now those very doeumtn MS were brd,|
DIVA. d, The honorable" gentleman desen.,|
from his former ground, and he was IrS|
WITHOUT an opportunity Of defending his Of
eial character from the charges which HAIL
a, d fferent ines been made against it,
lNow where, is the 8 No. 3 ',e.whGh III.
q, moorats said would justify Nlr. Ell
SIX inf
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BANKS CT THE FLBE, Noul

4 travt lltl oi IN Eminent commt,,s
hellse 2, H~mburg, lately returned fin
St,ek hoin, Via Isradt a;:d SllaIsund brio,|
intelligence that a formidable parlv h.I
sbeen ie,meelin that k!nactnn, headed III
count de Ia Gal dee, and some other noH.
nsn, >Yho ar dissatisfied with The newo.
der OF 15n2t and who are quite averse d
lav;,s ,ir prince Of Agusl.nburg rs suc
rcrsscr 10 the swedish crown, and wishb.|
k nedom to devolve, after The present i,
surper's death, to their legitimate crow,
lriIoe, son tolhe dettrronsd naonarcheCus
ta,us A d6rphus, now in exile. The Pea
SANS are said 10 be in favor Of this pary
tie hs ads Of whom are already forbddennE
sTp. a. at tourr, lEoa9h tn, y have not vt
M; de Try atu mpt to snio1ce heir prefer
slors'Fy l1sing in arms. A secret frlmtn,
however. peryates the ": he kihgd'm,a ard
by he kirg's4orders troops have been o.
dt,td 10 the SEA coast, as well as to the VI.
ciniN OF lhe eapitai.. The rev crown prime.
is very unpopular. as lhc Swedes bate The
ve,y naTne IA Dane. Ills approximately
sad 70 have TAX u place at The express De-
SIC o. III naparte, who, under certain cFS
instances, has promised all NORWAY to
Sweden. Respecting these secret aGn. /
IL rs, The greatest silence is ebserved in The
Tublic Fapers. and only the Correspondent
If last sdsy, states, lhaf-on the 17ks +
18th, rculiels were dispatched from Slod !
toIm, 10 81, Petersburg, Paris and Londn
The appearance q. a British feet in th !
Baltic with troops on board, seems ason
have given some alarm both in Sweden and
Dtnmark. IN The former country camp
ot 5Cco msn is forming near Carleton
and in he Danish dominlons all the mlia I
~ are TO assemble at their al rendezy(IE
IN he middle OF this month.