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4. town sSe brilliantly ilIa..

:. s.. town S;Se brilliantly ilIa.
q an urge mob u advancing s,,,. t!s 2.
~ ~ = San,'s hoase e HUI street;
20 I ~ =. sorse, guards, which ,hao
' p o. out r. ves y opportlnsl . met : : 'n'
s, a 1s ' 1,,p' eas'ed ONT and 5. . msF
sa, ~ 1ro,ee, ,her. agszips in ! a .s
8 Some ~ Of the guas a. me Tower w. " :
with grape shot.
. eours. of yesterday, SIR Fransls
~ss visited by sir Samuel Romily,
1s;'bread. Mr.. Wardlcs Lord lha-
dLord Fo!kstone.
aa;,;oo TO the attack, which we have
.Sovr 10 have been made by the mob
S;odoxs of certain HOUSES, we have
:, one on ,he,house Of SIR J, Ans'ru-
which, it is said, has suffered cons'-
~. NOT only The windows, but some
!" chandeliers, and other valuable
~. in the interior Of ahe rooms, are
| be destroyed. r.
Britain and the United States.
] tyly understood that the John Adams
~, al. s,ipula,iious upon which the
,O;> Wcnesiey~asd ~ raiEasy ~
\ 20 adius, al diGrencss, subject to
,apc,ion Of the American government;
this appears the most certain, from IN
-rpce which has recently TRANSFERRED
''ly, ,hat Mr.. Morier has bssn appoint
, succeed Mr.. Jackson as British Pie
,rn,iary in America. Mr.. Mor'er had
appoin,sd as British Consul, in the
ca; aud is nephew to the gentleman OF
anne name, who is sseresaryto the Per
embassy.
House of Commons ad-
ned from Friday, April 6, 10 Monday,
r Q. W. must, therefore, receive
r of April 10, before we can learn what
&C. the, Commons took on.Sir Francis's
ting their authority. His conduct how.
.9plsins what he meant by the word
!, in hi. letter - his constituents and
h was insisted by his friends in the
c 20 contemplate only resistance IN ar
IN, and vote. Il is singular, that Sir
}. should contend so violently tor his
privileges, and yet think so fule OF the
Iisges o! the legislature OF his country.
DUBLIN, April 10.
,play very fac American vessel, Ia
wnh timber, arrived in our harbor, and
m few DAYS past several Others OF the
: d. se,p,idu also q: rived, which r.rss
d a sessonable Supply EFF that 'ar.icl~,
redu c the present pr:ee considerably
mere is a rumor' again aeoa, OF nsgo-
on being on foo, between Great-br,ta'n
France. Certainit isthat AIR. M'ken-
was 10 leave London on Thursday last
Morlaix, for the avowed purpose OF ne
a,inr an exchange of prisoners but
this may be the o,tensible Object II Is
we'd that peace is connected with his
,ion. .-. -,
, is ruraored that Bonapar;e had posi-
" promised an act Of grace to such Brit
sus;.e,s as were detained in France at
commencement of the war !; ana snen Is
s.nsibiRty Of the British funds TO all pa |.
MINORS that the IS per cent. consois
{ risen one half per cent. .
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mo TfCE.

IN ~ u Ss
rsIIE Creditors of the honse Of Chnen:E
Il and MsGaw, formerly Of Ale.andrls+
merchants, are requested 10 transmit their
respective claims duly a,ithenticstsd to See-
". Strong, esq. teunsellSr Laws ne MS
Buriins Slip, EewYork. The object OF TINS re.
que st is to ascertain the enrire amount oia
claim. On the ssid house, in4hs city Of hlex >
andria and its vicinity, aspstpzratory tcrfa' &
ing some proposition fer their final sdtU -
msnt. AS it will be impraeticabie 20 vol mt
to the creditors any specific proPosition" lntil
the whole a,nouht of the debts Is ks0 INST
is o. consequence that hey should ea's!tend
to this notice; and it is hoped theyf VII not
suffer the reriSd' for transmitting - cir ac-
counts to be lprotrscted beysadths'so'h day
Of June next.
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'Myyss.
Nots;ee.

,AToTdcE is hereby given, TIA. Ifsss
~ se,ibei kasrakeh Out, Lefstr. akSs--
3s'rasioe, III County Court Of F.nfsx "a
the estate of OSedaa. Gifwetk' aecSased:
All persons having claims against ths saad
estate, either AS Creditors or, Distfibdsees
thereof, Ore teqdes,ed % make dem trosn
TO the subscriber, hvinynsar the .Gfeas ram
Of Potomac.
John S. Cartwright.
S.. Admir- of o. Carrots, decd.
Inlay ~. go =. -7wst'
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= h,vA . ri,mbe, an Ameyts.in veaseh to
- mo sddr... n.,, of ,h.;r r.rs1o1esaaf already
i..a.I ,lr 80. = -. t.,. nne Of
49,. 49,; - ~ ~. un =. 49, 49,. hy s.,
~s's s, !. 49, - 49, IN. 8.
genera sea ssni.a.,, 3. y,r. =. .e e,;y, ate
49, p... w. suy = N, NJ - Is
% Ts u, wu.ts "a ...s;s., - ,b,.
y so.u, ~ .ne P'oeseos ps'u suSl.
- $500 oss.nmen! olusIs, un' .;ss -.
'''e sr re't 's''sn sPst e 'nea.es ~.
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! BArr1NoRr: Mav 2;

-. BALTIMORE, NAY rs.
>. Captain Blackstone, Of schooner Nancy,
at Boston from Alexandria, reports that he
SPOKE on the i 7.h May off the South Shoal,
an English schooner so days from St: Tho
mass, for Passamaqnoddy and was'sin-
form,d by the captain that he left asnuabsr
Of AmS;.icau vessels at Hayti, rheady be-
longing to Boston, bnt none, OF them sot
Psr,land, all under detention By 'christephe,
among theh was the - Hioopsf, of Bos;
ton; (who' was ID much =. diifculty(: and
brig Joseph" 81 Boston This &C. Of Chris:
topic, was, in ccuse qIence of the detention
by the Preside Mt .oY'the United States, Of a
vessel which had been fitted out a, Balti.
! more for him. Was also informed that Sc.
y;cral Portland and other Amerieat vessel,
were at St. Thomas's.
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lBoAaDIlsG ,HoIgE.

n.TRs.hMARY AftNMAKlIN rsspeat:.
NI funys Informs ihs Public, md pasdeas
iafly SEAFAHiNG. Gsns1smsn, that aha
intends Keeping 4 BoAKSISs Housl, 10 g
eoayonienf house! near y4sefaers - KSsggH
WSarg on Union Strres, where she van bs
prepared 70 seosisnodate . few boAHD9sss J,
on tod terms. ~- -9:,.,. !, ;. !, at.,l e
May,ss. colt = :
sSsbaftian Spring Tavern. 4,
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Three DoHarsz RexYard.

,iNAwAF from the .ubscribeftod tie
IL 27d Instant, . daatatte Boy, nsmed
EUGH an apprentice 'to>she ALTERNATING
business, about ave feet high shuchpitted
with The small pox, some NwhAt'r5ert when
spokei, TO, bun atthe same time down,io
had on when ne eloptd from my sefsice's
striped round Jacket and nshkeen Iroasets'
hi. hair is curly and cut iR the fastatn--
Whoever atpat,rehenda ths- sLid Ny
him 10 me shall receive ne above rsvard.
John *Wood, 'Sh0exAser.
NIB All masters of VESSELS and others
are cautioned against harboring Or carrying
of the said apprentices at shsispsrii.
'Nfsy 20. osI
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INTERESTING.

Extract ola lettsr from Bordeaux. to "ser.
chant in Baltimore, dated I'd Of Aprih
=" General Armstrong has been officially
notified that the cargoes of the American
vessel. ordered from Spain to Bayonne, are
to be publicly sold--but they arrive so slows
" tina, we cannot anticipate sale for many
months. He has applied to know what is.o
he the fate Of the Sessels, but has received
ne answer. -.
BY letters of the 17.h March, just re-
ceived from Naples, I learn that all Anne
rican vessels have been con6scated 4 sold
and the crezus tat to work. .. -
-" All American property is RE SIZED
at Tonningeu.
e" An arrival from Boston brings reports
That the house OF representatives had re-
healed the non intercourse act, aud that
immense shipments were making tor this
country. God fofbid, that either OF these
events should have occurred! One fact is
certain, Gen. Armstrong has engaged ship
now At ST. Sebas,ians, 10 come round to
I this: port. to, take himself and family to
America in May.
:. The schooner Tilsit has arrived at
Bayonne: -.
".A Russian ambassador sails for Phila'
dr,nb;a in the Francis and French am
bassador goes b. return of the Tiis't'"
Ex,,aee. If 1s.,e, from St. Stsastiaa' dat
| ed Apra7, received at Philadelphia.
I had the pleasure to write you on thu
10Th Dec. last, giving you = statement o.
the favorable prospects Of our market
which at,hs time were encouraging 10 tn'
snrculator; since that, great change ma
taken place in the political state OF afnr'
at the same tine am pleased 20 ooseIV'
YOU are not interested in any way whateve
IN the number of shipments that nave os e.,
made to this pof, from your quarter: w
were dali, expecting that the insredaete'
Of the American cargoes would beperm't
ted into France, bu. our hopes and esPse
tat,ons soon vanished, by an order OF tn
emperor Napoleon for the seque's'as'oso. 2 :,
ali the American ships and cargoes, wme'
wa. pu, in execution here on the sst NJ:
Dec. last, it extends to Tonningen. ni
Z measure of the French gsvernmxns, at mr.
= was said to be monetary, and that 1t va
t only laid to 6ud on. some EnglishProPeFs!
: under the American Gag. Now l am -
sured from, General armstrong a. Par'', tha
the explanation he has received Of the mo
,;ves. to ,he seizure of American ships 40
earsoes, IN the ports Of Spain, b thu. ~, "a
emoeror will not consent that nus s''s: !:
,hall hav. q commerce that he ..sy'ssnan
eally denies to Fraa'e: -.
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TIVE sutbscrihet Ter. Iessi4 90 ihf6rm'tbs
~ public that hs bss.ssksn Die Taysra g
S<tanian sftms, haafsa3 betxsef Washing
ton City and Alexsadris, lately tSA b. NJ.
A.. Iindo, who're he IS prepared % aecoA-
f,,odate such al may favor him khf With t4tfe
custom in 4 ssyls which 30 ttpsss ~iitgiys
satisfaction. He Is 'fusnished will ths M
Liy.sr., and will serve up rsIishes, sesss,
tho Shortest notice. ~
~ :JohntAnsrin.
Nays. edss
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E LEWIS !,
mas JUST nEcEIvrp, !.
Ahandsotse assortment Of Fashion;
able STRAW B0NNETS. !
Figured Silks and Satins; and
. variety of articles. in the MILLINERY
-. She intends removing her store in a
few week. to her dwelling house, short dis
lance from King street, and nearly opposite
Mr.. Ambrose Vases warehouse.
Mays. so''
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Ten Cents ! Rezadyd.

Ten Cents Reza6Sd.
ID AN AWAY on Saturday hist, an Ap-
~ prentice to the '6ui;Suit batins businss''
Named ROBERT BAWsAL:
About Is years 'of.sg., and ss,fsst = inches
HIGH. ANY person Who" willsdelivef HIM 70
U.S. in This place, win receive the above ~
" iMarsteller,c g Y6ang.
'Aisx'a, Nays - st
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..spRING~IMPORTAT1ON.

SPRING APPROPRIATION.
w; VIII, b. sold at auction on FRIDAY, June
.i,t. at the new Brick Stores on Smiths
wharf. above Race street, PhiAadtlfh.a,
The principal part of the cargo OF tho ship
christopher Gore, just arrived from LII
'verpool: ....,,r--
a89 Packages 'Engldh Goods.
Selected for this market. 49,
g.. .. : ,dmoasss these Goods are,
,Ba,es sunerfine Cloths and Cassimeres :
do low priced red Elannels
do. blue and drab Plains
Gases Cotton Cassimeres and Crahdarells .
do. patent Nankins
do. fancy Muslms ;
IA. Madras and Soosee hdkfs
do. Cambria Musliss
do 9 e esmbtic Ginghanfs
do. ~ Scotch Ginghans
do. coloped cord ambries
do. Cords and Velvets
do. Stirling Cottons 49,.
do. india Mulls
do. black CsMbfies ~ ,.
do. cotton Hotiery s,,. b.. =,
do. sewing Cottots
Trunks undrssSed Csnbne 3rinfs T.
i; do. CIVILIZED asdother ShaNls
!? do. full chiasz FurnitpEes $3.50
do. Super and Plat, cslieoe' -
do. Pins. Ms.
! The sooas maybe examined the day befofs
the sa,e, when catalogues will Be delivers
andterms of sale made krown.
R5iad. MV y: "
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FOR SALE,

rive HOUSES Ind TSss the corner %
DHse and Royal streets, late the preIssv Of
.EG1ha 3anney. Also, 4 hsif scfe L0f atthe
,eornsr of 'csmefsa md Henry sucets-on
very liberal tsrm3.
~, Richard m. Scot, 7fsfee
: FSr credisors q Z. Jsnney
3lay -: -
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William Moss,
Joseph Powell,
William Payne,
Richard Fitzhugh,
Richard Radcliffe.
'2awts
g. Notice.
May g.

IL persons having claims against the e.
N tate oil DR.. Henry Rose, late OF Fairfax
equity, arc requested to present them pro-
perly authenticated to Robert /. Taylor at
Alexandria, or to the subscriber at Westmor'
land county-and those indebted to the estate
are required to matchmaking payment.
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TO LET.

!. TO LET, ~.
The farm lately occupiedby DR.. Rose, sP-
plication TO be made to Nm. Noes. =
Alex. F. Rose, Esr. Of Henry R''s
april az. s''".
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may before the sentimsnt Of disaPprobahon
INCREASES to rage and buries him in rult'.--
He is lost statesman, because ne has been
feeble, timid, prevaricating, and because ''
private ambition has buried his talents and
smo.hered bis patriotism, If ever ne had q.
ny.-Did. 49,.
Meas BY tie Hornet.-We are informed
by gentleman who conversed with an in
telligent passenger in the Hornet, that gen.
Armstrong was to have sailed from Bor-
deaux, for the United States, about the "a
of October that Mr.. Wardsn, the consul
general, returned in the Hornet and that
Gen, Armstrong previously to the sailing of
the Hornet had suspended all the consular
functions that great irritation subslsted in
France against the American character ;
that the bearer of dispatches from Mr..
Pinkney to the French govern ment, was
not permitted to remain in Paris, bat was
compelled to return on board the Hornet ;
that she would certainly have been detained
under new decree,if she had not been stu
ated without the light house, at Havre. by
which means she was enabled to escape its
operation.
The passenger supposed the emperor
would not carry into effect the promised re-
peal of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES.
The Hornet encountered very severe
gales in the Gulph Stream, and on the aoth
OF Oct. was compelled to !hrow over 9 of
her guns and all anchor.-Bid.
Extract ef a letter trom Lis6sn, dated 14h
Sept 1910. .
lhe expectation Of Merino Sheep is pro-
hibssd TO the Americans both by the Por-
tuguese aud Spanish governments.
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,h,opgh trials the mcst distressing, ana
safely rescued from the holrors Of watsry.
grave
N. d. Capt. Todd will receive through
this public medium, Qhoush small tribute}
the grateful acknowledgements OF the sub
scriber, in brhalf Of himself and the rest CT
the unfortunate persons, who, by his able
>exertions were taken from the wreck OF the
Warwick Factor at. sea- for his bsneyolens
and humane treatment while on board his
vessel, ard for bringing them in safety to
this port. -. -
HENRY T. COOKE,
NezV Iork. MoU. 8.
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% There WILDE 40 Service
II tie Old Epilcopal Church on
Sunday next.
l he Rev. Mr.. Barclay will
ohlclate in the Church at Pohlck
On that day, when the Funeral
Sermon Of the late RlShard c.
Ho0e, deceafed, will be preach.
co. ~
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Fran. the Wig.

Captain Richard P. Weathers, of the sch'r
Felicity Of this port, arrived here last
Saturday from Auy Cages, brings "a
mong. other information, the following
narrative Of a mos, bloody and & treach-
erous deed:
The schooner Blossom, of Philade lphia
proceeding home with wood and SIS 900
in specie, was followed IN the night by two
boats and nine men, the harbor master at
the head of them, who boarded the schoon.
er within miles Of the harbor, drove the
crew down the fore scut,le, took out the
money and sunk her, with the poor fellows
on board. Two DAYS after schooner ar
rived who reported having seen vessels
stem with knee head representing vii per,
which correspondent with that of the sch'r
Blossom. In the mean time the harbor-
master and all the others conc erned were
noticee! to have great plenty of money, and
were frolicking. Suspicion arose in the
mind of Mr.. Young, the consignee of the
Blossom, who had the naen arrested one
of whom confessed the act. Six only were
caught, and shot the mex. day at high wa
ter mark three escaped to the mountains,
after whom particular search was making
by an armed force.
9ae of Petion's cruisers captured & car
RED into Aux Cages in October, French
privaseer loaded with dry goods, valued at
$4,000 was said to be formerly an A
nnerican schooner called the Mary , she
had captured number Of English & Spa.
niards in the neighborkood of Jamaica. She
was taken by surprize in the following man
ner: One of Prtion's brigs manned three
heats with So men, boarded the schooner in
the night off the Isle de Ash, and carried
her she meunted nine Founders and had
10 men.
Ia the hurricane on the ssth September.
the following vessels were driven ashore or
wrecked.
Schooner Margaret, of Norfolk was
afterwards got off, and went to be repair
ed.
Schooner Washington, Gan eastern yes.
seq had all her cargo on board, logwood,
hides, sc. saved.
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The Columbian had som cargo on board

q VI ". ! -. ~ = ~ -,
& The Columbian had som cargo on board
which was saved.
|. The Dash had all her outward cargo OF
FISH on board principally saved.
An English ship oils guns was LOST.
The following persons captains and sea-
men OF the vessels wrecked, were brought
home by the Felicity j.,
Capt. VIM. Bailey Thomas Brooks, &
black m an cook, Of the Margaret. Lolt
Cobb, mate-J John Goodspeed, Abel How
ard, James Burnham, OF s0h'r Dasf----
Stephen Chapman, Joshua Coss, Joshua
Goss, jun. VIM. Goss, Josiah Thomson,
James Stewart, Of schooner Colunbls--
L. d. Connor, Daniel Newman, Isaac Ro-
binson John Dill, Lewis Davies and Ste
phen Davies of schooner Washington.
Three of Miranda's men, who had sailed
to Aux Cages from Jam aica, came home
by the same conveyance. Benjamin Davies
Ellery Henley and Robert Stevenson.
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..,, IS news:

ENTERED s-'~ 49,
Ship Edward and Charles, Towers, PHI
,adelphia sundries : TO, II. Carson.
>CLEARED. 49,
Sloop Ann, Star, Wilmington: by the
master.
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THEATRE.
Saturday Nooemjer ~
\ mbcr 10,

AZ KAIF PAST O'clock :,
AT the reques. Of many Ladies' and Gentle
men, 10? the
LAST NIGHT POSITIVELY
GRIND PERFORMANCE
By Ar. N'artn ;
PART lst-MaRy novelties not vet exi,i-.
bited; among them the Hat Conjnscr, play
ing with tumblers Watches broken 10 pieces
and repaired.
PART 2d-THe mast dGmiScd RtQntas-
niagara, in which for the fist tine The scene
of Romeo and Juliet acted as by living per-
sons. ~ ;.
PART, 5d-,Ns Nary Dance and Nh.
tibkcation Of Witcaes.
The whole to conclude with some sketches
of Fire Works, with iE.lamms5le air, never
exhibited in this country
.AndtgOo pieces Of theatrical Fire Works. ;.
.The2lst with device which successfully
appears and disappears
The I'd, repres entatioa Of N:agara's
Falls. '.y.,.s q, ..Sssa -
m Doors to be opened at half past five
Curtain to rise at half past six. 4.
Admittance IS cenis--Pit 50 cts,
Tickets to be had at Mr. Shields and 1t
the Theatre.
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A stated quarterly meeting Of me ST. An
drew's Society will be held at the louise Of
MI. Daniel M'DougaI!, 90 TUESDAY evening
next, at s O'Clock. Panttual Attendance is
requested.
Ly order OF the President,
John Macleod, Sec'.y.
November 10, ~ 81 =
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.s,ion on Monday the 5th November, APP
,oia,ed Colonel f0ha' Tayios. of Mount
Airy, colonel commandans Of said county.
The sloop Unity. captain Caleb Hand.
vss at Reedy Island on the 12.h, waiting
for wind.
4 letter from Cape Henry, dated 14th
Oct says, write you this per brig Dolly,
Tor Baltimore, TO inform you that President
Cbristophs has seques,ered allthe Ameri-
Gao property he could and within his do
pinions. and will continue to sequesser all
that which may arrive, with the determine.
lion Of holding it, till his property 70 large
amount seized at Baltimore is restored to
him. Therefore I advise you not to send
nc any thing ill thar affair is settled.
We in,imated our opinion that Commo-
aors Porter, who distinguished himself by
an interchangeable vigilance to break up the
system of privateering which has been so
long and SO disgracelully carried on from
New Orlrans, had been removed upon the
demand of the French minister. We ne.
ser bad any doubt of the fact; but recent
VI
adyices from France confirm the surmise.
kappsars that Turreau made such repre-
sutations respecting the detention of French
prigateers, as threw his imperial sansculotte
majesty into rage. The Hornet was or
atred to be seized, bat precipitasely escap
cd 10 all probability the Essex frigate'
which was so suddenly dispatched with the
&p trap proclamation, and the fabricated
declaration of the government paper, that
It was promptly Issued the very dag after
the official letter of Galore was received,
will fall into the snare that the Hornet Is
epsd. BY the way, We cannot help re
marking, that the haste with which this ii
pe has been sent off, has deprived h
sommunity of an interesting and safe op-
portunity of correspondence, which was
heir right, but which has been denied Them
out of an overweening solicitude to hasten
the evidence Of executive compliance to the
will Of the French monster. Fed.
Rpu6.
The French consuls have collected large
revenues upon our people, by what are cali.
'detrtWcates Of origin. They never have
ceased the practice from the time of the
naturalization of this scheme for making
usPay the cxpence of the French establish
nsnts. What must be the surprise there
lore ofthose who are not willing to acknow-
ledge the whole extent of the perfdy of the
government OF France, when they discover
Nat the existence of these certificates on
sOard American vessels, has been declared
:" DC cause of suspicion, subjecting to
condemnation, upon the false affirmation Of
ue French government, that the Issuing
y such certificates has been long ago pro-
Iolted and disused /? American properly
vas been actually condemned ,or ,his cause.
S0ould the French persist in disavowing the
authority TO issue such papers, ought not
!" eonsuls TO be punished as extortioners
and swindlers, BY mailing their ears on the
'p'lOSsore--ibia.
What Willis though, Of the impartiality
prudence and disc retion of MIR. Madison.
ause the arrival of the Horne,s His pro-
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TO RENT,
BANK OF PoToMAC,

BANK OF 9FOTUMAC,
November !, lSl0.Etr
Mt Office is hereby giOen the Stockhold-r
IN ers of the Bank of Potomac, that 8.
dividend of four per cent. for the last SIN
months has been declared, and will tie paia
them or their representatives on Tuesday
next the 9Th instant.
By order Of the President e Direcfors.
. Charles Page, Cashier
Nov. 8 2awsw
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What will be though, Of the impartiali,y
prudence and disc re,ion of MIR. Madison.
'use the arrival of the Hornet: His pro-
aaaasion is only day or two old, when
w'he turbulent and unmanageable conduct
= oohaparte, the imposture is fexposed.-
"al ne recall ii? We think -heougat to
'sSlgn his Office by the same act. The in
'nesre and dangerous scheme of. politics he
Iaa adopted, has become visible to all but
@s willully blind. The nation begins to
Gel indignant be stands upon precipice
a0n which. he win soon be hurled by the
aSsssai voice, Let him retreat whilst he