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This healthy, beautiful, AND well improved
SEAT is nov offered for sale. H..
1t contains 100 acres, rso of which sS In :
wood. holland is better adapted to the use of
Plaster Of Paris, and there Is some very vaiu-
able meadow land uponit. {
For terms apply to w. n. Fooss, esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in ChAiIss
county, Maryland. - 't..%SyxSy
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
SepteMbor IL. rFt lasd
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5Isrsnurts E,siIp 6atetts.
NoKDAY, JULY g.

. ~-,o, eonmgfcd ~ Ms E.ceeafsve g
.Stafes.-----T The representatives Oh
-, !. french government in this country nave
'As $, hnown5 throus h their organ the Aurora,
' IS, he laws of the land tave been violated
~ Me dignity and honor Of the governments
sa ,..a by tl,e ARRIVAL in the Delaware OF the
,,:,;.t armed brig the Avon This vessel It
-. came into our waters with large sum
/ ,orey consigned TO diffc ent persons IN the
y,n;tcd States. The uoney was saved from rom q
es.r;sh vcs.elbound from Havannah to Ph rs-
l.t,h;a which was likely to founder at sea.
! saving money for the purpose Of restoring
$ is lust owners IS a thing utterly repug-
.nt'.to the principles and practice OF the
ss,.reb goyernment, all the papers in the en-
.,ov of that government have been violent in
..s;r den,nciation Of the officers of the Avon
.na or their conduct, and in their calls upon
-. executive to execute the vengeance OF the
~ mon these yiolators of ourrights, and IN
.l,ers Of our revenue officers. Notwithstand-
80 these plain and unequiyocal indications of
,be will and pleasure oithe Representatives OF
lis imperial ard royal majesty, our executive
have had the eifrontery to disregard those IN
flcstiOns; and have even gone so far as. to
sgrant special permission to the Avon to
make entry and land thetreasure of which she
ladtaken charge. After Such gross coutune-
ii the executive officers Of our government
ought to be prepared for every kind Of abuse
5 and iusul; from the French papers Which they
have been 10 ths ha5i: Of fostering Q. s.
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R. I. Taylor, or
Lucy Colfon.
10 the Admirers of TIE French
Language.

THE French journal under the title of
Il L'HEMIsPHERE, appears every Sac
turday afternoon at Philadelphia, in panl-
;phlets Of rs pages, m two COLUMNS, IN large
octave, printed with q handsome type; and
conducted with care and impartiaEty
.L'Hemisfthere binds itself topublish facts;
and the most interesting articles, as may be
seen by the numbers already published,
which are.deposited at the Office of the A
Iexandria Gazette, where the Admirers Of
the French Language can subscribe. They
are requested to make application intYnedi-
ately and TO give their support TO a journal,
which has need of encouragement. The
prize of subscription is Ten tDeldars;per ann.
payable in advance
June ,26.
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by The LAST MAIL.

BosToN, July 9.
IAN article under I'll Portsmouth head Of
May 10. states, That "a cartel has JUST
arrived in three days from Morlaix, advis-
ing, that sBoaaparte was so enraged at the
iAmericans, that he had ordered them ALI
out of the country, on pain Of confseation.
and imprisonment"
IA letter received ia this town from Ii
Hverpool, Of date Nay II, repeats the above;.
rnmor, with thisad edition. That the repors.
was stated to besSrounded on decree pub
ii.hed by sBonaparte, IN which. Americans,
Were ordered to quit the country-immedi-.
'ately, on pain Of Imprisonment and the:
con6scation Of their property"
tFR.oMtcAiDlI:z.
Yesterday arrived, the brig Constellation, {
captain Leach, from Cadiz. She sailed on
the t22d Of May. Captain l.. informs that
the English and Spaniard, had had severe
engagement with the French for the reco-
! very Of "a fort. THE former were success
ful at. first, but were at length obliged TO-
abandon the position. sBoth sides claimed
the victory. II The English said the French
losr 1000, and they aboue SEQ. The French
had permitted water 20 be taken from Sc.
Mary's for the relief of their countfymepp
prisoners inS Cadiz, and on board the ships,
but they had refused to- suffer any more to.
be taken. The patriot efforts in the interi-
or for the emancipation OF the country cen.
sihued.; and the peopleain Cadiz were in
excellent spirits.
The French from fort Matagorda and
the batteries, frequently annoyed the ship
ping. SIhe markets were agood, aud still
rising.
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VIEWS or COMMERCE.

y "A e. IL. =. ..Fk &
Among the maay great changes effected
blythe consequences of the supremacy of
The French empire we may rsskon'as one
of the most Important, the 'entire diversion
Of commerce from its old and regular chan
nels. AthoHEnglsnd sal holds her place
as,ne centre of the system, and tie general
mart Of the world, vet all the great conti:
rental branches are crs cg and no longer
give aetiviy 10 the nations to which thsy
belonged, nor aE,ct bysshsir positive inau.
tncs the trafRek that rs left TO enserptize
aud freedom. A few wears. since we saw
Hamburger, Amsterdam. Rasserdam, Bor.
aeaux and the ports Of the Netherlands
ranking highsin the commercial scale, and
inviting the indastry'snd wealth of all ma
9tons to them, as the natural receftacies Of
ne predictions of the earth and the conve-
r&nees Of ART. sHamburgh was the,great
fatst tor the northern and central parts OF
oertlany, and was The main spIfng of In
''u''Fy, throughout both the Saxonys, West
ITALIA and the circles of the Rhine. Den
mark and Prussia felt the acsvan,agesof so
excellent MARKET for their exports and i'm,
Ports; Silesia even, situated upon the bot-
. GERS ct Poland, derived very great pro-
Portion Of its .prospesity,fron thetree trade
OF Hamburger.
amsterdam end Rotterdam are the two
{ syss OF Holland. AL her riches and all her
strength depended and row depend upon the
sAssnt OF the trade suffered TO those ports
holland, deprived of her commerce, is one
y Inc mort unpropitious countries in Eu-
rope. With her fate is connected also that
= : very great and populous part OF the
.0n'a'nens. Flanders. the whole of the
'susl' western and great portion Of the
shiadls parsof Germany carried on their
'SA through her medium, and the north
= France was also much benefited by the
ansAacklsd state Of her trade.
B0rdsaar furnished ! vent for theprinci-
pa staples of France, her wines and her
0sandlss. L was also the grand emporium
= her Wess.India trade, and communicas.
II
! 'as BY the canal Of Lsnguedoc with the
s0asnsrn parssof the country carried the &C
WHY Of commercial spirit throughout
those regions.
\ = s0s Medisssraneaa we're che port. Of
: .sssA and east ef Spain from which
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CONSUL AR OFFICE OF SPAIN,
PHILADELPHIA, 1uiy 10, fS1o.

THE government Of the Regency OF
Spain and indies has especially charged
its 'consuls residing within the United
States, to encourage, as far 40 may be in
their power, the expectation Of indian
Corn and Flour, TO the,ports ofGallicia and
TO that of 1Cadiz, with ain assurance, that
at present, all such speculasions promise
considerable advantage, and particularly IN
the ports of Gallicia, where great scarcity
of provision prevails at this moment.
The iproceeds of all such 'cargoes may be
exported 10 specie, as the option ofshe con.
serneds
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FOR SALE

The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner Of
Duke and Royal streets, late the property Of
Elisha Jantey. Also, a half acre LOT at the
corner Of Cameron and Henry streets, and
3the MILL SEAT atO ecoquan--on very Ii.
,beral terms.
Richard NJ. Scott, TyaRte
May $.
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rs M AaaizD, On Thursday evening thy
the Rev. Mr.. Barclay, Mr.. 5Willians 2,
.SSaesu, OF Maryland, 70 Miss Frances A..
:aexandsr, daughterof the late CHARLES A..
slexander, Esq Of Preston.
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4 cs9y Of a letter received in Philadelphia,
from Llessrs. Fleet1udoa, Arquibel and
fCo. dated lad;z, May IS, 1910.
r"We feel it duty to make you aeqdsint-
ed With the present state and prospect OF
our market for produce from your Quarter !:
In consequence we suppose Of an unbound
ed fear of the insecurity of this place, the
late arrivals Of iacdr have been very triaing,
which together with the increased popula-
ton of our city, has produced the scarcity
Of this article, and the price has advanced
to 20 dollars per Dbl. on board: the ARR.
walls must beverly, considerable to lower the
piice materially, and when we confidently
recommend the present moment as particu.
}tarIv. favorable in this commodity. Wheat
is also much required and high prices paid:
Rice much in request, the first arrivals OF
this article will obtain s s per .1oolb. on
board: Indian Corn, Peas,and Beans are
wanted, also Pitch and timber.
In case of adventure to this place we
would earnestly recommend the least pos !.
sible delay, as being most likely to,sonduce
to the ultimate advantage of the concern
ed. /"
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lPOSTOFfICE,
alexandria, July Is. isle

The act for establishing the,
Post. Office having directed that letters.
should be Delivered on Sunday--the follow
ing regulations are published for the Informal
ton of those concerned.
Agreeably TO the present establishment the
Southern Mail afqives at O'Clock, A. M.
and the Eastern at s o'clock, P M. The Of
fee will be,open flom7 toss DC ock in the
morning, and from to Gin the evening, for
the delivery of letters.
vGeorge .Giipin. p. M.
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george Giipin, Pm
FOR SALE,

FOX SALE,
Afwo-5foyy Brick Dwelling Rou>e,
With Lot of Ground, situate on Water
street, near MIR. S. Harper's Rope Walk
For terms apply to
R. I. Taylor, or
Lucy Cotton.
'I5uly fe. 8.
THE subscriber wiltreceive proposals ia
writing, until the 18th instant, for furnish
ing. OIL, and keeping in repair the PUB
'LtC LAMPS, for one year from August
next.
ADAM LYNN, &C.
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divine Gle eonssqu Allthatheknows
is, that by destroying the spirit Of commerce
in Europe he confirms and makes more Sc.
cure his military depotisn'; all that we
know is, that this destruction. enabarrasses
US, and puts US to the necessity IF seeking
for other than Dur accustomed channels of
trade. But, Notwithstanding this the COM
merce Of the world, which in fact is the
the intercourse Of the world, will go on.
tits not in the power of'a French emperor
10 destroy, it. Asia, Africa aud America
are left open for the benefit Of enterprize.
The last is. every day, rising IN CONNER
cial importance. Its southern and most POI
spulous and richest regions are about TO be
raised from their colonial insignifcance in.
to great ndependencies. They will supply
resources Of trade more than enough .
makeup for the cutting off those Of Europe.
A new IRA is opening upon'us in the events
Of the western world. Bonaparte by his
prescription of European commerce will
exalt that Of America. IT he'parahzes Eu.
rope he will make US the more important in
the world: He'may prowl among the,grave
yards Of the continent, we will enjoy the
beauties and riches of nature that may
spring from the goodness Of the benevolent
Father of the Universe. with the power
ofRngtand, knocking any Of his attempts at
a conquest Of an inch, of ground in any
quarter Of the American world, and with
a proper use Of our advantages, we may en-
! joy liberty, prosperity, and all the blessings
that man can desire. In order to Effect this
|, great good, it is necessary that England
should be Bonaparte's superior upon the
ocean, otherwise his despotism would rhle
over the waves as it now does over the land !;
it is necessary, moreover, that We should
be governed by an administration, wise, ef.
;; fcient and alert. Pe.ty cabais and party
measures must be dismissed from our coun
iciis if We expect any-good to come from the
application and direction of the public
strength. -CharAston couriietr.
|, Communicated for the Philadelphia egister.
- :.
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Communicated For the PniladelphiaRegister
g Rio yansiiro, l1ay 18Th, 1910.

Con the lssh Of the pressnt'tnonth the
Spanish Prince bos Pedro (the oply Bour-
bon Prince who is ou,tof the fangs OF Bona
.partr1 will be married TO The PRINcFss
ROYAL 'oE PoHTuGAL, NIECE .te his Catho..
lie majesty Ferdinand the With:
This alliance viii cement the. interests
Of Spain aid Portugal in the Western
World"
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NEw,YoRK, Hoy IS.
Latest trDns England.

Yesterday afternoon the British Packet
Princess Amelia, Capt. Moorson, arrived
here from Falmouth, which place she left
on the 9Th ult. and Halifax on Wednesday
last. The editors Of the Nyw -Fork ga.
zet,s have received London papers and
Lloyd's Lists 20 the 9th ultimo, from which
they have extracted all that IL interesting.
The John Adams frigste sailed from Eng
land on the 26sh March for Trance & Anne.
rics. = .~s.-E 49,. a..
The news in England from Spain, was
not 50 late as That before received at .Lis
port: t>,% r., -.
Sir Francis Burdest, a conspicuous oppo-
si,ionist, was committed TO the Tower for
writing a seditious letter 70 his constituents.
There 80 little else Of an interesting nature.
The opinion in England continued to be
favorable towards the United States. Mr.
Wallace has dispatches for government.
The London Morning Chronicle OF the
sistof Merch, mentions the arrival at Fal.
mouth Of the packet Express, from New
York, aasa DR.. Logan on board. -.
The same paper Is nearly tuH ola debate
inpariiamer1t, which took place the proceed.
ing day, on the expedition to Holland''-
On che amendment approving the con.
dues of ministers, the ayes were.25s--
noes 23l-majoricy for ministers ~. On
the other divisions the majority for minis
ters was 4S and 40. -
Price Of stocks at London, April e--s
per cent. cons. GO SO So. Consols FORE
Go ss 10. Price of 6ue aour ninety-shil.
ling. ~. ~ -.
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cd Nsslf w;sk Alory. II sexssuea much q
xhe grcpna Triad bet - iossses sasslea.--
snfanB fsve men Rsre ionnd - ne Pssriot
;sSnks, sib scsmefjy fought she battles Of
sshs - ~ gallant Captaia Gheet-T
haip nyofsd me snGsiny with a. incssssnl
Gre ot red hot shot !; nd yallsd a bspd e
~ fa6fs whom he Esnnd in theig rankss
sgishopt sssscn ;A 10 supposed than she Ba..
shsN lost "a mIch by Dad Music 10 this divi.
sim. ss be Raiued bygeea 10 Che Middles
ss be had nothing but a vulnerable Organ
which he found 10 an old bee.house on the,
bast 81 the Hudson. This instrument Was.
managed by . stupid fellow, who fell sslsep
ID toe midst Of the bsitle. II had never besn
iH tune; aud, What was worse, Ghesthana
sbaftvrsd il 10 pieces at The very ftst shot. &
On the whole, the Patriots have been
sorely defeated s bur not ronquersd. Their
ranks are not broken, nor their forets scat
tered sensible that. they have been beat
IN hy fraud, corruption, and the most pros
Aigsts expedisnts, they win calmly wait till
shs constitutions and laws oil their sountry
again Yuf II n, their power 70 take the heid;;.
and they trust shas q pasris.icsanA enlisAs-
eneA 2sspae, whsB CONVINCED (as they cefe
saiDiy .w II bs1 of.ths nAeana iiv which sheir
rishts haze been invaded, and their voice
ssiaed, viii come 70 the reaoiution to ap-
petr ID their strength At the next annual
battle, and put the troops Of the Grea. Ba.
shaw toFaieht. -. > q =
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May
Tho,nas M. 2Dauies,

Begs leave respectfully to inform the public
7 that he has received from Philadslphis,
a very general ,asssTtmert tf EddsNe',s.
Kisses. and Mems SHOES,
.ofthe best fabric, selected with care BY him
self. Also, 'hatters leather, BsnHipgheves
and Dicks Scotch and Rappee Snuff and
hair Sleeves. X g
All ofwhich he dfferstfor sale on mode
rate terms, with liberal allowance to those
who take quantity - !,
BOOTS as usual, made at his shop, otths
best materials and newest fashions. ;.
May ID. .---- .
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Public Sale.

BY Order Of the Orphans Court tsf AleS-
andria County, s
WILL BE SOLD. AZ. !.
1t the Market Square, on Wednesday Tho
2sd inst between the hours Of . and - '.i
O'Clock, < & s. I. :
,S1sndry Household EurnituYe. Il
belonging to the estate of Mary Westca
deceased. .>t..E't, 81. -; E Ers IS
' d. MINOR, ID: "a. = s
.t.... -. for w. Boyd, Mars1fan.
May ~. ,f.n dsf n
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r. W. PEY1ON,

O.FFER FOR SALE
5000 bushels Liverpool and Lisbon SAT-
Muscovado Sugar in barreh
Loaf and Lump do. do. ~.~ a
Coffee in batsels and sacks *, .Hg5,H<
Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, in quarter
chests IS,
Spanish Segars in half boxes It.
Mould and spermaced Candles, ineases 4
Brown Soap in do. q
New.England Rum in hhd.. and'burrels s
Short yellow Naakeens, by the bale. #
Mayo. ~. ~ div =
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c A S7UTASL T =.

DIED yesterday morning, Master Eo-
WARD F. CLtRY, son Of Mr.. III. Clary Of
this place, aged two years and three months,
in consequence ola fall from three story
window. The frie nds and acquaintance Of
his parents are requested to attend his flu
neral this morning a, half past ten o'clock.
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Msyls,


AtsssyssuseleGA THIS u Az 7 kijllte I'D
son sisrchsats wssri. En- s.ereast q st
10 boxes freh Lemmons. 81 q
so baskets soft shell Almonds,
Sc boxes Raisirls. 81, . s.ss3
!, May fs. !t9s &.
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Fr.; el,t a1fed fOs
= 2 ! ht Sc h0snst q
RISING s.
Lyinrat Dsniel MsC lsan, M,
Vii ale one Kqsdtsd and Cry baEts1 hiSs
isg the remainder of her sarg beard
Apply TO tho captain on board. os g &.
! 1oTdecai Miller. q
May ~ u g, s. 5t q 3 b 4
Eat, act "a Aavu "a tie Esrtesstio

. A'sssUSlSV =. 49, " ~ FVsSsSs
b. lTHnxssxp, rbss The persons jistn9
on paved sttests, shall clean tho iooswtys AnA
CUTTERS opposite TIE property they ooaspys
and shall moreover wash such fcotNsys sykiy
sSai4rdsy, from the ,Erst dsy Of May seF5
lsst day Of september, unless prove -
the weather. ~ s. s. 8: Z. 3 d lss
Tho sitixsns.oF q iexsnfTia are respsttahi-
Sly ,requested'to notice the sbOssS cxtIsrt -
4he law will be strictly adhered 70 by ~ y
Richard y eseis. s !
May ~, s.ss 4. ~:
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May ~.
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THE Stockholders Of the Washington
il and Alexandra Turnpike Company,
are requested to attend a general meeting .ot
the Company at the Court house, on 7uesday
the 23d instant; at ten O'Clock, A, N. at
which time and place the book Of the Conn
pany will be opened for an inspection, and .
proposition will be made for receiving snby
scriptions for an additional number Of shares
to complete the said noad, and will be cpnti-s
nued open by adjournment frora day to day
until the number which shall be allowed y
subscribed for. - 49,. ;s.ee 81 =, ~ ~
G. Deneale, Pyessden
May 4. ~ ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-10
IMPERIAL DECREE.

Art. 1. The line Of denmark alton
OF 1000 ruders, of 10 feet each, is 70
be extended to 5000 distance from the
sea coast. All prohibited magazines
or warehouses which shall be found
within that distance, with their contents,
shall be sequestrated. Such magazines
and goods shall be disposed of as here
after determined.
Art. 2. The owners of all such
warehouses as occupy the space be-
tween the old limis Of 1000 ruders &.
che new boundary of 5000 ruders from
the coast shall be allowed to remove
them within the space of IA days from
the publication of this decree.
Art. 8. Licanceds hop-keepers shall
give an account of thegoods they have
In their possession.
Art.4. Permits shall be given to
such shoP-keepers for the proportion OF
colonial produce and manufacture
which they respectively may be allow
ed to retain for sale ON their premi-
ses, bat such quantity is in no case
60 exceed 1-3d of their annual con-
sumption.
Art. 5. The municipalities of the
different districts shall deliver cata-
logucs with the names of all the IL
cenced shopkeepefs in such districts,
which deal in colonial produce and
manufactured wares.
The 9th and concluding article, d.
rects the publication of this decree in
the usual form.
Two GotteBburgh mails arrived his
morning, byg,which we have letters
from Petersbnrgh 20 the Esd, from
Konigsburgh TO the 25th Of. and from
she port of departure 10 the 18th init.
81 Pe.efsbargh colonfai produce ana
Russian articles had undergone no
material change in the price, bat the
Exchange had risen 70 ID SID. The
winter was one OF the longest Tor msny
years known. The Nrva was. open
at Petersbugh, but in a state of con-
collation. at Csonstadt. The Konies-
burg letters mention the arrival OF 5
American ships, and that no obstrue-
ton was given to the discharge oil their
cargees Or TO trade in any additional
respect. The Gcttenburgh letters no.
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NEW, yoaK, Aug. 3.
IMPORTANT.

Extract of a letter from an American
gentleman in Paris, dated Nav aist,
per the Tamaahmaah, from Liver.
pool.
/" things are daily growing worse,
and my hopes, which from the FIRST
were LENT, are entirely extinguished.
There is report in circulation, that
an order has been sent to Bordeaux to
sequester any American funds which
may be in the hands OF the merchants
or that place. This may not be well
founded bur, it will not surprize me.
ihe officers of government, are ex-
tremeiY vigilant in frustrating all par.
tlai arrangements. In Dupkirk, there
mas lately been two cases OF ships cap
tored by priyalesrs, who compromi-
sed with the captors, one of which was
the America, of Philadelphia, and the
master payed the captors 100000
francs, &imme diately ON taking charge
q his ship, she was seized BY the offi-
GERS OF government, and seqaestersd.
In short, / do not see any prospect Of
any American properly under seizure
IN this country being released"