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From the late Theatre, Drury Lane, London,
will give an Entertainment, ia .nge,. Fat,S,
consisting Of
Readings and Recitafions.

rrom lie lhost approved Authors.
PART la.
Morning Hymn. Mho,
Grecian fabuist, or Old Man, Boy,
aud Ass. Foofe.
Country Cler' yman. Goidsnam.
Ca,o's ooiloFy ON the I'hmortai-
~ ot the soul. .7dd'son.
PART 2d.
Adams description OF first finding
himself oil earth. -e.i-s- Milton.
+" Bucks hive at We ALL or Pic
/ ture of Playhouse. - Gdrrick.
Scene Romeo and Juliet, act lst in
which Mr.. DwYER will attempt
q TO personate all Tie char cievs in
that scene. oA0kesfe0rc'
PART 81.
Rolla's Speech to the Peruvian SOL
dlerS. Shertddr.
Newcastle Apo,hecary--or when
taken TO DC well shaken. Cotmon.
The whole TO conclude witt Drydcn's cc.e-
krated Ode of Alexander's Feast, or The
Power Of Musick.
-. Tickets 10 be had az the Bookstore OF
! Mrssss. wASTox ~ RAaRRoxE, OF Mc5sgs.
Mem 1 RocSRs, and at ,he otfioecf shs
Newport Mercury. Doors opened ar -ia~lts
past z, and to begin al O'CLOCK.
.ynIu I.
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IMPORTANT.

An article, under the Portsmouth head Of
May 10, states, I" That cartel had just arri-
we'd in three days from Morlaix, ad,isiDg tina,
Buonaparte was SO enragcd at the Americans
that he had ordered them all out Of the coun-
try, on pain Of confscation and imprtson-
ment."
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To Let,

ar PU8LlCh .sUCTTOh,
On TUESDAY next, I7,h July, at III, o'clock, a
On tie Prenises,
1r.he wharf and Stores. late the property OF Jous
G. SCOTT, deceased. J'l, IL.
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Hzsn IN re ciciri,v IF J,,ser,on Pain, Ae Pro
sess'ea vss ss's'ef ~ ssseiarss = C-sa'1
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Nlll'll.

NOflCI. f
THE Subscriber having been duly appointed by
i tie Hon. Court Of Probate oi o'. 'o"h Oh
Ne.etort, Administrater upon the Estate OF
BENJAMIN NlLBOUR,
late of said Ae.gport Gaziei, deceased, interstate
aud having given bond according to Law Tor zoe s-
fu discharge of III. trust thereby committed to Inn,
requests all persons who inds bed to 'he estate
of SAID deceased, TO make spuediate payment, az"
those who have any demands against sad estate 70
exhibit L,, A. to him.
WILLIAM WILpOLN. -
. July IL. e"~"
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MARINE LIST.


pORT or NM orr
ET.ersd-sll D~uil I'm. io,l ie.s. Whalini ", =
sgei ship Intrepid, Davis, Fa.s,i tag
HsmmCnd, Havsnns sioop J1ici, so1u,v.u. ,0f
do. Fame, Justin, Nea-NorN ;ldo. Rcyes y y. ~,
NllninstoEi sch An,dop>, Ms,ker,Cmden, ,s
do. Rising SUM- Nich, IS, pnilsaellhia (; d., 4. 50
Cooher, ocracoke sloop Roena, Chadwick, A~>,r..
dris
Cc0red----sCh. Ocean,, Baker, Turks sIsland s,tio
Venus, Chase, Carc-f ar,ols 90 Betsc, Iunis -
Edemos sloop Friendship, Bentley, Ri,hntnc .t'c
Aurore, Cahoono, N,Nork', do H,mt a 3 Ea,I ~
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In tais town, on THURSDAY lsi,n the i8b year OF
her age, Mss MAsy CARr, youngest dsnsh'sr u
Deacon Wm. Card.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-20
FROM THE BRAZILS.

intelligence from Rio nneiro is to May %.
ihere had been great lejoicings in conse
quence OF a marriage in the Royal Family.
ne Portuguese Princess. who has been
nifed to the Spanish Family, is about 1e
years OF age, aud Of great personal accom-
plishments. The officers OF every American
vessel which arrives are Immediately CON.
Quoted to the Palace. and introduced to ii,
Prince RegeDt--members of his fanny
ueIDS frequently present, He is irlepdly 70
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BosToN, July 10.

BosToN, July 10.
A letter from Cherbourg (France) dated
April IL, to gentleman in this town, saws
-Four American vessels. brig Patty & Henry,
from Boston, Gov. Gore, and another ship
from n. York, have all been detained on this
coaSt-they bring in all neutr;sls without, any
discrimination."
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ResTaN, July 10.
FROM cum

Cant Leach. # tn, brig Consfeila,ion
sailed from Cad'z % bEry. uiae days In or
han our f5rmer accounts He informs
that a sniaU 6a lie took hiace ne 2O'h lf4v
6etzoeen he armies md .ha, me English
and spanish SHcccdea in .aking smaH
fer', on the French lines, and qGerqvaylis
zvere obliged 20 abandon IL, ay,th tie loss
Of he 1vCen ) md 400 men = Thar Dlqqu
Sh4niSh 'foofs had embarked from Cadiz,
~ Jlin ne man hr7ag Gf6rdI' ar - That
n "sjniorcemen s had orriv"d our tie IN
habl ~" 5 7Ucre in good Sfiriks. and 7yeH
SRftEed 1vi'h suaicr tiopgh no, Of he best
kind CAP LIS ofoh,.iion hat Cad : zuY
be imfi1 sS1abte 10 the French. as long as
the Shqui0rds Gre ca d ally dishosed 10
maintain IT, a,ld hgDs he AID Of the Enr
hsh military snd Hapy.
prices-Fiour. fran II - S IS hork & "a
beef 90 10 S %, earn SO 10 . 5, 7uheal S
10 5 6.-Reper oIy
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fed by the decisions OF this house, he must
allow me to tell him. that he grossly deceives
himself Let me assure him. that the votes
ot this house, WHICH were meant to justify
his actions. have inno inconsiderable degree
increased the advocates for parliamentary
reform. Those fears. which springing from
the changes of Europe in 1899, had so alarm
ed the mind against Innovation, now cease to
Operate.
All men see the absolute necessity Of re
formng--they see that dagger pressing
upon them which was so feared anu so ex.
pscted, when our expenditure was ten mil
lions. When afterwards twenty milf
ons. How much more chilling the pros
pect when it has been increased TO seventy
millions 4! And when we contemplate. the
awful truth, that all human resources are
finite! There was little To add 10 the rea
soning already advanced at various periods
upon The subject. Bat with respect tn the
sale of seats, he would con,end that ,hs
man returned by his meneY could have lii
tie connexion with the public feeling. Win
constituents he could never Come in contact,
| perhaps never see them. He therefore had
no bias TO comply win their opinions. He
felt and acted as the repress NATIVE of his
,5OON. When versed in the system of min
lsreriai management, he would not remain
long backward in pursuing that Course which
- ''"Ni WV Gu Wy 80 NidiN 10 tUelF
own private advantage. Mr.. Whilbread
next adverted to the Sep'ennial Act, which,
abstractedlv considered. he Thought most
| tyrannical but which was in some degree
Justified by the motive which led to its adop
ton at the inc, namely, the preservation
I, OF the house of Brunswick IN the throne Of
/ these realms. He WOULD vote for tricnnial
.pail'aments, and for regulating the manner
! OF taking votes The latter would be con-
Sequence ct the first. a,d without it the O..
ther would be intcl!erable. Whether un
der a reform the members returned would
De intiinsicaily better than those who now
SAT there. he would not say; but by coming
under so many popular checks, as much good
would be produced rs if they were intrinsi
caiiy better. After expressing his wish to
see, though not the efficient officers Of the
crown, vet their dependents removed from
that house. he concluded with observing,
that even though no other good was to fol
low but che satisfaction of the people, for
that IN exertion should be made, and from
ITS accomplishment the most saiutary bene
hts would follow.
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our countrymen--was gratihed by hearing
of the appointment of an Ambassador. aud
was Impatient tor his arrival. He had been
more Contented with his situation; hut the
general hatred of Bonaparte was as great as
ever. -Bos,. PAT.
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LONDON. Nav %.


We have received further extracts from
the German papers, some of the contents Of
which we gave yesterday. Accounts from
lara. IN Dalnatia, state that the Turks are
assembling in great force, and have occupi
ed all the strong places in thai quarter.-
Precautions were taking in Daimatia, and
lilyria against them.
Report speaks of grand expedition a
gainst the Porte, to be commanded by Mn
rat Che usuTping king of Naples) in case
Turkey refuses to shut her ports against
England, after a categorical demand from
Austria and France l. is also said, tina, an
Austrian courier has been sent % Palermo
with proposals for the court of Sicily. & the
French Expedition against that coan ry is
deferred for the present. The wnole Of
the foreign papers announce speedy hosti
lites against the Porte. but manifest no
signs of intended humiliation on the part of
the latter
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MARRIED.

MARRIED.
At Rio de Janeiro May Is, His Most Sc
reae Highsess Den PEDRO CARLOS DE
BOURBON E BRAGANCA, Infante of Spain,
to the Princess da BEIRA DONNA MARIA
TERESA, daughter of the Prince Regeut Of
Portugal. The city and shipping were illu-
minated for nights. A grand display OF
fireworks took place, 1906 rockets were dis.
charged at once.
MARBLEHEAD, July 3.
Saturday arrived ar this port brig Cato.
captain G'rdler, from Corunna aud Isle of
May, 35 days from the latter. where he tar
RED only one day-says fever ragged there
with the greatest violence, supposed TO pro-
coed from want of rain, as they had not ex.
perienced any for four years-Could not tell
what number had died, but victims to it were
falling every day One of the inhabitants
lformcd him he hadlost 9 sons, and aaoher
5, IN very short space of time. The Island
contains abou, 500 inhabitants.
Ire Corunna papers by capt Girdlerare
70 he h OF May. Their contents indicate
a bold aud unabated spirit of resistance in
the Spaniards tot their invaders they mem
ton the fall of Astorga, but not with the
least dependency and the conquest they
say cos. the French 1000 men. Junot di-
rected the siege. The Span;ards obtained
a most honorable equalization. which they
charge ,he French with almost immediately
violating. From the obstinacy with which
this and the other places have been defend
ed, II is evident the seige Of c atliz is not the
whole work the FrencAhave upon their
hands in Spain.
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BALTIMoR Jalg IS.
II cofy OF a ietter received IN fhis cifu fj-gu
Djessrs. FieefTD0Od, .drquibek u Co. da
red
CADiz May 25, 1910

NhDIA May 90, 1871
J" We feel it our duty to make YOU &C
quainted with the present state and pros
pect Of our market for produce from your
quarter In consequence we suppose of AN
unfoanded fear of the insecurity OF this place.
the late arrivals of Fl ur have teen very tri-
fling, which together with the increased DO
pulation OF our city has produced scarci
ty OF Avs article, AID the price mas d van
ced to 70 dollars per barrel on board The
arrivals siust be very considerable TO lower
the price materially. and we can Confident
iy recommend the present moment as par
tlcularly favorable for speculation n ihs
Commodity Wheat is also much required
and high prices paid. Rice much IN re
quest, the FIRST arrivals of this article Wi!
obtain S per 100lb on board-Indian Corn,
Peas and Beans are wanted, also Pitch and
tImbev.
In case of adventure to this place we would
earnestly recommend the least possible de.
lay, as being most likely TO conduce to the
ultimate advantage of the concerned"
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Extract Of letter receiyed at Philadek-
fhia, dated Rio Jansiro, May Is, 1910
" On the 18th OF the present month the
Spanish Prince Don Pedro (the only Bourbon
Prince who is out Of the fangs of Bonapane)
will be married to the Princess Royal of
Portugal, niece to his Catholic majesty, Fer
diuand the With
g. This alliance will cement the interest
of Spain and Portugal in the Western
World"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-12-05

CrfItrr -.
The Anslo-P Portuguese army, utter haze
ing been considerable reinforced suMT"
quens to the battle Of Blsaco, is strongly
en,renehed and concentrated wjsh'o the
lines, which were before hand prepared BY
the talents and foresight, Of the general IL
chief. We see the Span;ards arrive brI'r99-
ing to the army Of The left, the most d'''''
lined and most warlike OF SPAN, who roI'S
TO take part in our fortune and incur 9'"Fy'
On the contrary, the army Of Wg'srq2a "a
diminished every day. thr bar ~>7'0l %.
Mondego, whence he could Obtain S''.l b
supplies, are now in, our possess'HH' ~.
probably some Of bis baggage thar ne ~, :,
left behind will also fall into oar han"'
IS true that the evacuation Of the g''""
nearest to us was made rather pTSc'p'''' ~
in consequence Of which lh~v found '.' e
provisions but the daily consna'P''"
an army is very considerable, and 'nS w., 80;
imous account OF all the prisoners - ,.d.
the French troops are highly d''f,'a'S' n,
owing to the great priva''"ns S'''' ;: .;,i.
experience every day renders 'h7" -" ~.
alton more critical; and an impr''O'
cessi,y must very shortly induce ,' "s
Their to give battle under great a'',r ,,
tare. Or TO commence retreat to,"u =. h.
e conn in want Of rvery hing, and u ',,d
presence Of ayig'laa' a'm!'' w"'''
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n q I &c E.
Senteml1er 81.

90 The Subscriber wishing
to remose TO the westward, offers for sale the
FARM or which he at present resides, lying
contiguous to Alexandria, Georgetown and the
City of Washington eleven miles from the
first aud a. less distance frorrthc two latter
containing about four hundred and seventy
acres, Oh which are good Improvements a
large and convenient Dwelling House, new
and nearly cornpieat, TO accommodate large
family together with sundry other houses
suitable we'll waered and in healthy
neighborhood. tits thought unnecessary to
say more, presuming any person wishing to
purchase will view the premises, and On ap-
plication to Mr.. DANIEL MINOR, of Aexsn.
dria, or the subscriber, the terms will be
made known; and the purchaser can have
possession this fall, with the crop of wheat
rye now sowing.
Edward Dulin.
October IL. Jaw
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ISAAC KELL,
October H..

CoPPsrsmsth, Plumber, and Tin Plate
Worker.
It AVING REMOVED from Water TO
l. L Prince street, two doors above the
corner of the late Col. Hooe, informs those
who have hitherto favored him with their
custom, and those who may be disposed to
do SO, that he will thankfully receive and
enieayor to merit their favors.
Cash or exchange given for old Copper,
Brass, Pewter or Lead.
March 90 9aw
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NOTICE.

UVHR Creditors Of La1nrs Douglass. on the
A 18th of July 1904, who subscribed his
release previously to the first day OF Noyem-
Der in that year, are required to exhibit their
claims duly authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the first day of January next,
: preparatoryto dividend. No interest VIII
7 BE allowed after the 18th of July 1904
Robert |. Taylor.
William Newton
October g. SO
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Joseph III. Vaudeville,

Joseph H. Vaudeville,
Has just received and for Sale,
100 barrels Old JfAissey, made In the
state of Ohio, and warranted year old
5000 W.T. excellent Goshen Cheese
50 hogsheads and { 1quscovoao Sugar.
100 barrels
.ALSO,.
Nice blown Salt in sacks and by the bush
ell.
December 8.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
= n handsome Mulatto Ga7t,
Is or IA years of age, accustomed TO at
tend as house servant in private FAMILY.
dESO,
A Negro Woman, about y years OF age,
accustomed to house work, stout, healthy,
honest and obliging. Apply at this office Tor
further Information.
November so. Saw4t
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.Tajealalqs Grammar School.

TTNHE~snbscriher will continue this School
4 the ensuing year. and instruct young
gentlemen in the following branches Of eda-
cation, to wit - Sielling, Reading, Writing,
arithmetic, EngHsh Grammar, upon the plan
of Lindley Murray ;-Comhoation, Blair's
Lectures, Moral P1rlssotahy, Practical SIR
peyiag, and Geography with the use of the
Afshs and Globes. Boarders can be well ac-
accommodated convenient to the school upon
very moderate terms. No student will be
admitted for shorter time than one year
The price Of tuition and Frs wood will be
twenty one dollars and thirty four certs.
This seminary is advsntageously situated,
possessing in very eminent degree the adj
vantages of health, and of genteel and friend
ly society.
Charles Tackeit.
Stafford County, Nov. 2-F6. TT
The subscriberfis distant about one mile
from Mr.. Jackets academy. He will ac-
commoaate few boarders upon moderate
farms.
". PEyToN.
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Anthony Rhodes.

=
: Efas for sale at his stare o" Fr'"cs' street.
ALfsandri0,
pipes of Country Gin,
8 hogsheads New Rum,
II chests Old Hyson Iea, latest inipsfta-
sion.
- 8 Go. Company.
10. Gunpowder,
Candles in boxes,
Cotton In bales,
Pearl Ash IN kegs,
: 20 barrels Greening Apples,
Cider by the barrel,
A few barrels good Shad,
Cheese and Potatoes,
500 yards Country Linen,
Straw Ronnets,
American Ginghams and ChamhraFs,
Cotton SHIFTING and Bedtick,
Weaving Cotton of different co'ors and
numbers,
KNITTING and Sewing Cotton, Fax Reels,
American Cotton and Woelen Cloth,
- Groceries as usual.
November Ia. d
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Alexandra County, SIS.

~ ABRAHAM FAW, one OF the Jusloes
of Peace for said comfy, Go certify, tRat
William RI. Washington, of the county a
sforssaid. brought before me Horse, tres
-pas.ing on his enclosure, OF the following
:, description, 10 wit One Bay Horse, about
wears old, aboutsia hands high, small star
: n his forehead, shod alfrround, no other
brand or mark, valued at Thirty Dollars -
) Given under my hand and seal thls S'st Gay
i. of Noyembers 1910.
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Lust Received,

Fresh CURRANTS4
Twelve boxes fresh Msscatol Raisinss
A few boxes Anckovies, Olives and "a
pes,
Mustard, Table Salt in baskets,
Best Spanish Segars in hall boxes
Excellent Cheese,
And variety OF Marble Figures.
Louis Beeier.
g October %.
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"A. Faw.
Fhe owner of said Estray is

$ ~eaueated 10 come, prove property, pay
charges and take him away from the snbscr'-
hers. about four miles from Alexandria, near
$ Alexandcr's Island.
William H. Washington.
November %. ot
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Don Miguel Pereira Forja.
Hest iNustrious and excellent sir,
have the greatest salts faction m an-
nouncing to your excellency, for the iufor-
nation Of his royal highness, that the COM
bined army unle, the orders of his excel
lency the marshal general lord viscount
commanded by marshal Mas.ena, in the at
tempt which tie latter made upon our Pc.
stien on the heights of Busaco. AS his
excellency the marshal general will give to
be laid before his royal highness, oil the
details relative to the movement and dispo-
siton., which led to this brilliant victory,
i shall eonhne myself to what respects the
particular conduct of the troops OF his roy
al highness, who covered themselves with
glory, and Showed themselves worthy emu
iators of their companions in a,ms the Eng.
lish army, and worthy heirs Of the glory OF
their ancestors.
The enemy's advanced post having on
the 25,h arrived at the foot of the mountain
upon which we were posted, they took
position the same day, and during the Goth
the whole force of the three divisions OF
their army formed a Junction there. At 8
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STEADY feeling Of ssif.intsress in tue minds
of II. people, wers the only auxihsr's' ut
ted 70 supply the absence Of 'skill and diie'.
pine. Ias.ead of sendingsheis ARMIES 70
meet the enemy atths loot the Pyrsnees,
sh.y despatched .hem.s. asdi'saa' theatre
OF action ;-not 20 the centre of dagger,
but % the excsmfsrence, where nothing
decisive could be effected, even with the
i, most complete success. They had before
their. eyes long succession Of similar
events to teach the necessity Of, Vigorous
and uahesisating exsftion. IL required
neither the hind Of Sertorius nosshs nynph
of scipio TO instruct them in what manner
J, the war wac TO Zoe conducted by their ansa-
sonist. -. .,' .. ': - -. -,
+. s &"@CTa,be eonsinxed.) a..
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"a isntetsrnpt he Zee con- 81 1tios WITH,
eur terri,oriss ;.hro.tghi lhesw aiess Of the
Mobile.
In addition to what his been done ,hro'
this department. j. appears ,ha. The 90, !. II.
or Of the Orleans tcrrisory and other ,tii.
GERS of the, u. S. hsv. endsavprt.l to m,lac.
the Spanish authorities,nn III. Mpba 70
ahssain from exae.iug duties ON Che passage
Of our merchandise or produces up OF, down
that river. Notwithstanding, howe., r,
every thing which has been done,i IL is On
derstood .ha. these authorities have cont.
,ued to, exac. with some occasional relax. a.
tions) duty Of - per cent. !. on al nA-
cles Of shs growth or manufacture Of the
United STATES, which are conveyed ,hro'
said river to and from the city Of New Or.
leans" -, .. e..
All which is respectfully submitted.
g.. X. SMITH.
Department Of State, .';...
Feb. 8, 1910. ! 50