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ne commencement Of the re-
Ws ','',;onary war, mas opposed the French
ss .a,;es BY the undisciPiined energies Of her
a,,l,,;on. When the disciplined troops
- g me most powerful nations had sunk with
:. .,srssrlrd rapidly before the overwhelm-
-. ..r s.,~nc,h OF France, and the Instrument
Us, relied upon had so entirely failed, even
~ oovsi,y of the o,her engine was calcu-
I'D 10 inspire hope. Spain had consider
ME advantages of this kind OF warfare !;
-. coun,,y was extensive, well adapted Tor
.,-G.nce. and If any serious resistance shouie
!. made. not to be at once overpoWered.
~ even those who were disposed 10 place
.hs larprsr share of confidence IN popular
sna,oy wherr il had been cherished and pre-
I'D for exertion, reasonably aouhsed wne-
pr nnder the circumstances OF Span, 1t
xorl,l be very general or permanent. ne
;aanrnce OF the government had been telt,
aot in creating and encouraging, butan re-
messing and destroying; while, on the O.
,brr hand, the means OF aggression IN the
hsnds Of the invader, were OF unexampled
Ill, and yieor., twas impossible tor any
fleeing mind to indulge very sangune
hons of the result against sucn INN snse
odds and many among the best informed,
anticipated only this favorable effect, that
the general odium against the tyrsnt, which
must spring from success in such cause,
would lay. the foundation for future more
promising opposition. Il was apprehended
with reason, that the first dispersion OF her
raw lryirs would be the signal tor universal
submissiQ1. But her protracted resistance
has surprised both her friends and her enc
mics. Spain has been oyerrun, her undis'
ciplinrd multitudes have been dispersed,
and her government has been conhncd to
coruer of her territory: but though repeat
sdiy defeated, she is far from being subda,
cd. There can be no deception here, as
the French, accounts furnish tie evidence.
A large expedition was 6ts'n8 Out at Ma
dras, a, our latest dates, the destination y.
which was kept secret. The prevailing o.
pinioD was, that it was inteGdrd against the
Isle Of France.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. %.
Mezpf bu fhe Fleet.

Capt. Richardson left Cadiz 10th Sept.
Nonews-French aave no prospect OF re-
ducing the city met 20 sail of transports
from England, with ttoops for the Penlnsu'
Ia.
Captain Murphy from Lpsu;ra. reports
that geaeral congress are 70 assemble AT
Caracas 4 Il Novtnbef +: Coro and Mara,
caybo would Join it mark-ss eluttsd.
Captain Atkinson from Gonsives, contra.
diets the accounts of P -lion's victoi,es !;
SAYS Christophs has evtry fort at the NloIe,
except ST.. George ; he had destroyed three
Of Petion's ships Christophe's Beet con-
ssls of nine sail markets bad.
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By virtue of a deed Of trust
3.

from Richard .AreN to the subscriber. TO Sc.
cure the payment of certain sum of money
to John M.Cohb, will be exposed to sale for
re ally money, on the respective premi.e: on
7hprsday the 25M dayf This tresent m5nLh,
Rent Charge of SO silver. dollars and ore-
third Of dollar, Issuing out Of a piece Of
ground lying uron the west side Of Water
street and to the porthward Of Duke street,
granted by David, Arell to L Weston, subject
to the dover of Phoebe Moore, relict of the
said David therein also a rent charge of ten
pounds ten shillings, issuing out Of piece
Of ground lying also on the west side of Wa
ter street & to the northward Of Duke-strect,
granted by Samuel Arell unto Abs.Icm Wroe
subj.ct also to the dover of the said Phabe
therein.
James Keith.
octoher2, zaVx
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of,hs packages Of all the articles Of mer.
chandize composing the cargo Of the yes
sci.
4. The same day that the vessel sets sail,
the military commaudant must apprlze me
thereof, and also notify the same to your
ex:ellrncy. The military commandan's
will thus continue to notify the departure
of evety vessel sailing from any OF those
ports.
Tn. destination Of the vessels will be for
Dunkirk; Nantes and Bordeaux
S. For every licence there must be paid
a, the port Of departure, and to the 'reasa'
~ of the customs, the sum oil 90 francs Tor
each ton of the bur,hen OF the vessel Tor
which the licencss shall have been granted.
g. The vessels provided with licences
may proceed direct to their port al d st'na'
tim in France without, beng liable 10 be
questioned for having been visited by Eng
fish men OF war or privaterIs. lney may
even land in port of England the whole >
or such part as thy may .hink proper, OF
their cArs' (, wlthou. baIng Questioned tor
having been in England.
7. These vessels Will be admitted into
thr norts Of France, eithe. in ballast or wiki
su4h articles Of the nleichaad'ze OF tae
north AS are useful to ih- marine; ana also
with the productions OF the soil OF IermA-
ny and Poland, permitted 70 BE- imported
.inlo Fsaucc conforming nevertheless 20 the
laws, tarits, and regulations ieiaiive to the
French customs.
s. L.lcs used vessels entering the ports OF
France aforementioned, may load, In re-
tara, wines, b'aauie., .nercnaad'ze OF
French IN luuIactlrt, onl al. deter pro llc-
,inu; OF the sp!i OK laIustiy OF Fraocei
gan and -four OF every Inscription except
Cd,
.. Each ltcerce viii be in force only tor
single voyage, including the going and re-
turning. Ga tae ss-as,lval at the port OF
d .parture, a fresh iicvnce may &c obta'nld
on The same conitlpn,.
10. Tac ma,te. nlla"y vessel inclined to
sail from ,he ports of Il asnbu' g, Bremen,
and Lubecl., with cargo caaslstlnS exSlu'
svely Of all other meschSndiz :, OF TIMBER
spars ,hrmy ana othsr articles oi the nor'h,
proper for the service Of the French marine,
may apply to the directors of the customs
in be ports Of France respecting the dis.
posal OF his cargo.
II. The laws relative to the embargo
must b.. repuhlishrd, and put in full force
Ia the three ports before mentioned.
~:@:-
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THEATRE.
THIS EVENING.

New 81 curious Exhi6lti9n, by Ar. Martin,
the celebrated ARTIST, fran Europe.
PART lst-Piessing Mathematical Expe-
riments and Magic Art.
Part I'd The true s. MOST admired Phan-
tasmas osia. ....-.,
eT Doors to be opened at half past Ave
Curtain to rise at half past six. Particulars
in the bills.
Octnler Is. ..-... 49,
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H~f CO
oIl q , /,
Notice IS hereby given.

NOTICE. IS hereby gwen.
nURsU Ant to tccretai order OF Fair
4 lax county cort. made on the 24th Gay
ot 2ugust, le IL, will be sold at public sale,
to the hjehes: bidder, On the premises, on
Monday the Sd day Of Deccmber next, at IL
o'clock, on a credit Of twelve mon rs, nhc
purchaser giving bord with az proved security
Aund,y Improved Lois,
In the town OF Co' hester, and Three dcres
Of Land adjoining the said town, and scme of
the aforesaid lots which William I ompson
late of the county of Fairfax Gied seiz:d Of
at which time sundry Aoase Doors and Hifn--
do7v Sash, belonging to said Th, mpson's
estate Will also he sold These sales are made
for the benefit Of the said Thompson's Gre
ditprs in said order mentioned. Tie title
papers, sc. will at the time and place be Pre-.
duced. The purchaser OH the execution of
proper bond will be put in possession Of the
property, and receive deeds therefor.
I'd. Radcliffe,
NJ. c. &. i. County:
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I. P. THOMPSON,
October %.
Attorreu ct IazU.

ANorTfY ct LaV,-
!. INTENDS practising in the Grcmit Car,
for the county of Merondr7a His ofite is
on Fairfax-strcet next door south of his fa-
theirs dwelling house. e.
October 3. Staw4w
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FALL GOODS.

T HAVE opened Store in the House for
i merly occupied by John Janney andadjon,
Ing Thomas Janrey * Co. and have received
part of my importation of FAIL GOODS,
the remainder are expected in few days.
Joseph Janney.
10th mo. / s.. eotf
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AZ Mr.. LACY, who las opened
a SINGING SCHOOL at the E
p;scopal Church, being stranger in
town, the Wardens have thought pro-
per ia mention that he has been intro
duced to them as a man Of reputation
The is of gentemanly manners and
perfectly capable -His days Of tuition
are tuesdays and Wednesdays, from
ii ill 2 o'clock, for young Ladies,
and in the evening for Gentlemen.
tCtOber OK,
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alsrznDrts Datlp 6a,stis.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS.

Scraps Of Mezos.-aooo French e0sesea
Ros1ock on the 18th August.
By the election of Bernadotte to the
crown of Sweden after the demise OF the
present king, the Swedes exPeeta loan OF
s. ooo. 900 of francs a. an interest OF tour per
cent, and repurchase OF estates IN pomera
MIA, " HIGH had been given 10 French officers
during the late war.
Baron de Kolli, who attempted to carry
off Ferdinand VII, Is said to be in London
Joseph BonopArte has, it is said, issued
decree on the 14;h July, ordering alhls sub
je,ts in Spain to subscribe to the Madrid
Gazette.
The French conmandan, at Port 81.
Mays it said to have Withdrawn permits.
sion to the Spanisrds in Cadiz, to procure
supplies of water for French prisoners in
that city, in order t. increase It's distress ny
increasing Its consun ltles OIL "aIe1'
Captain Willoughby, commander OF the
British ship OF war Nereide, Landed al Ia
coteI, isle Of Maurisus, on the nigh, OF The
last of April, with 50 seamen and 50 ma
rnes, ana in ,he .ace Of heavy Are tton
tie fort, attacked aud carried IT, taxing the
col. commandment prisoner. lne fteuCh
force was estimated At 600 nen. The Eyl-
tish carried their polnS as welt by the cow
ardice Of the French troops as their O" n
bravery. Afscr stay Ut ioar aoafs ashore
after day light and beaun5 o2 sii1 eae"y IN
second attack, after sp,kins guns and a
mortar, dessroyipgi magazines, bufai"8
sigma! house and Gag stall, 'taey retulned to
their shipping.
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NcAA s
Port of alexandria.
"a alexandria.

ENTERED,
!, Sloop Moatezuma, Palmer. Norfolk
Groceries and irish Lnens--she former q
CT. Cadstt and others, the later to John u
Ladd. a,,.a
CLEARED,
!, Brig Potomac. Stanwood, cpcrto; by
Faxon, Metcalf & Co.
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FIRM tie Massachusetts, Spy
AGRICULTURAL.

The last spring was unusually dry, and
the Summer has been unusually wet. Our
produce may be stated as follows.
Iay.-The first crop was very short
but il mas been amply made up by the Sc
cond. Oa,s. cow, fodder, pomplons, SC.
are also abundant, SO that there will be no
wan. OF food fox the cattle.
Rye--lfail>d in some places ; but 1t d.
veraged good crop,
fiam The c,op was very good.
Potat2e$ The weather was rather 900
wet for them, and exhaus ed them rather
roo quick, SO that they do not Wild quite SO
mucn as ia some SEASONS, However the
crop may BE- called tolerably good one.
Corn.-ihe corn is excellent, it is we'll
Il Id on , and the frost having hitherto
kept eff, it had h,e chance to ripsA.
PEACHES ---H,tt Been uncommonly
Scarce. he u,es were damaged by the
immense frost Of last January, so that We
have hardly any peaches blousht to market.
MELONS ha,e generally failed.
Abpxs.-Tne crop is the greatest we
had for many years. Cider cheap enough
from SO to IS cents per barrel.
Ygetabks In great abundance, and
very good,
Tobacco-iIas very favorable appear
anec.
Oaahs-Mankind must have been COM
winged that they were naturally dishonest.
- H.. .....,.J noths az the test ct
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N Q T l C E.

MI Creditors Of James Douglass, on the
- In Of July 1904, who subscribed his
h." esSe previously to the first day OF Noyem-
az IN oiatyear, arc required to exhibit their
~ AIMS duly authenticated to the subscribers
,s VI before the FIRST day of January next,
sparatory to dividend. No interest will
: allowed after the nth Of July 1904.
Robert l. Taylor.
William Newton.
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IRISH LINENS.

Imtorfsd from Dublin, in The Sally, Cahsai's
,tatts, ga .hoctoik,
+ Is boxes assorted fine yard wide Irish Lin.
ems, bought Oh the best terms for ready mo.
ney, Just received and for sale by
John c. Laid.
nof
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LOST OR MISLAID.

A CERTIFICATE..for one share Of the
~ Little Riuer Turnpike Road, No. SIS,
Issued Sd Deer 1903, to William Skinner,
SbY him & others transferred to the late Jona-
,Rn Vaudeville. Application will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
VI the said Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
Ssrthcateto issue in place of the one lost.
OGtoberf9. 2aw4w
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FRENCH LICENSED TRADE.

The annexed is copy of the instructions
transmitted from Paris TO general Moi-
ltcr, and by him TO the directors OF the
customs in the rivers Eibs, Weser and
Jade. The 9Th atsicIe is important. in
asmuch as it allows vessels proceeding
20 France under licences from the 60.
yernment, to touch at an English port,
and even land part of It's cargo there,
without danger Of being prosecuted tor
the same $50
1. Every vessel must be provided with a
licesce, bearing the number and series OF
the port, and the number OF licences dsh-
yered IN each series.
lst series, Hamburg; q, Bremen; 81,
Lubzck.
To these Licences viii be affixed the sig
nature ct the emperor; those OF the MINIS
te,s OF the interior and marine; and also,
that OF the director of the Customs, VINO
will transmit lhem to the directors OF the
customs at the por,s above mentioned.
9. The director OF the customs of each
of these ports, must Instantly seni aIV1ce
of the arrival OF these licences 10 his ma
jesly's charges d'ahares aud consais IN the
Hans-atic cities. H. will notify TO the
consuls the applications addressed to nun
for LICENCES. The consuls are to fill up in
their own hand writing. the number OF the
licence. the name of the vessel, amount OF
coinage, s the number OF the crew the
name Of the captain, the firm OF the com
,n.,eial house Under bond for the vessel,
and the port Of destination in France.
They will also inscribe on the licences a
motto, with the CIPHER which they have
from the ministry for foreign affairs this
motto TO tie different for each llcence.
3. A minute viii, be drawn up of DELE
very of each licence to be slgaed by the
consul and the director of the customs !; and
notified TO the military commandan!s at
Hamburg, B.emen and Labeck; who Will
report thereon TO your excelency. This
minute. besides the description in the body
fthe licences, will contain specification
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FOR THE ARGUS.

Nr. PLNKNE7, the american Minis
ter at the British Court.
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-s~N1SSSEa<cR-a~
NEw-YoRK. Ausust

NEWLY ORR, august "a.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
Yesterday arrived ar this port his
Britannia mJesty's frigate Venus,
capt. Crawford, in a. days from Ports
mouth, having or board Mr.. Morier,
the newly appointed charge des at
fairea, and dispatches from Mr.. Pink
ney Tor the secretary of state. The
Venus will wait to take hsme Mr..
Jackson and family.
The London papers received by her
at The Office ofthe Mercantile Adver.
User are to the 9TH of July, two days
laisr than our sdvices by the Pacific {:
but they are extremely barren of intel
ligence.
The Aeet<from St. Helena, consist
ing of 10 ships, which left that island
on the l2sh of May, had safely arri.
we'd off the Isle of Wight!
1000 troops had arrived at Cadiz
from Carthagena TO assist in the de-
tence OF that city. Mer. Adv.
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LoNpoN, June %.

foreingets an distress. On Thurs.
day very nemeroue & mostrespectabIe
company assembled at the city of L on
don tavern, in order to commemorate
the anniversary of this institution for
the relief of foreigners in distress---a-
bout half past Eve the duke Of Glou-
cester, who presided, entered the ro.n,
attended by the stewards; his highness
was. received with the loudest accla.
nations. After the cloth had been
removed, several popular singers gave
Non N06is Domino with great effect.
1t was followed by the health of the
king, the queen, &c. Shortly. after a
gentleman rose, and gave as toast,
with an appropriate panegyric, g tht
health of their patron, his highness the
duke of Gloucester:" this was receio
ed with the warmest applause, and on
his highness rising to xeturn thanks,
the ecclamations were redoublsd. lie
sincerely thanked them for the honor.
whIch they had done him, an honor in
creased by the manner in which it had
bseA conferred. 1t was his pride &c
receive such testimony from an
assembly collected tor such purpos
as the present. England had indeed
ever been forward in the cause oil
Charity. She feared no menace
she refused no danger--but then
neither threat, nor peril, nor pri-
yations, could check the impulse of her
humanity: she was generous in the
midst OF danger, and charitable even
IN the hour of suffering. She cared
not whether the afflicted was her
TREND or foe; she forgot her insults in
his calamities, and her wrongs in her
Charities; she asked not from what
quarter OF the world the petitioner
came, nor OF what color he might be
u ne was 10 sorrow, that was a sufici.
ent claim 70 her acquaintance, claim
she never rellnquished or rejected.
This speech was loudly and Justly
cheered, all appearing anxious to prove
their respect for a prince, whose high
rank seemed out-shone by his bene.
violence.
Shortly after gentleman proposed
" the health Of Nj. Piukney, and per
Petual commercial amity between
Great Britain and America"
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ieeidethis Information to he ;pcorr.et
Rlmor, more potent in the destruc-
lion OF wankind than death himself.
SAYS that OF f6O conscripts, Furnished
ISya small province OF the Rhenish
confedSra cy, for the armies in Spain.
but z were alive, most of them having
|Perished in hospitals for the want Of
|thepacessaries of lite.
English quarantine ground ia
kchs&Gh bvsan order of council of Tune
~, om H6ylske or Miifordhayen 10
BromboroUgh Pool.
The trial at Bar in the Court of
Kings Bench in London, of the speak.
CT and Serjeant-at-arms of the British
House of Commons and of the Con
stable of the Tower, at the instance of
sir e. Burdett, is fixed for 2oth Nov.
next.
The whole force of the British in
the Adristic is estimated at 10000
men.
The Society of Friends will duly as
innate the advantages of a monarchy
over republicans form of sovernmc emf,
when they learn that FIVE of their bro
therhood were committed to the house
OF correction in Wakefield, England,
tor one month, In, June last, for refu-
sing TO do military duty and - paw the
penalties incurred by thar refusal.
In the exchange of prisoners be-
tween u fance and sEnglanls{ the for
ner willFeturn 10000 English, Span
ish aPortpguese. and receive no.
600 French, provided sthe plan is a.
doptsd OF including the 1.-TWO belligsr-
ens masses, excluding Swedes and
Russians.
the Paris Moniteur place the de-
lay OF negotiation, if any, att:le door
of England.
Sir T. Burdett was liberated from
the tower OF London, at balfpasy three
z. M. on she atst June. He went pri-
vstsly with three friend. inro a row.
boat, and Descended the Thames The
procession OF his friend. on the coca
sion received his appreciation as ex-
Pressive OF popular feeling, cut he de-
! ciined appe airing IN the cayalcade, least
has presence in case of riot AID death
should furnish his enemies with an on
Portunisy TO charge the CON equences.
as they had done on a former occSsion.
to his account.
John Gale Jones was also liberated
from his Imprisonment in Newgate.
He was called to speak to person at
an outdoor, when the doors were clo-
scd against him, and he was told his
residence there was nc longer admissi.
bic.
The companion of Barron Kolli, in
his trip to France, has returned to En-.
gland.
French troops which had arrived a,
Rome from Upper Itsly, in the begin
ping OF May last, we're said to be de-
signed to form an army of reserve OF
10 or $4,000 men, in the Roman ter.
ritory.
We have been politely furnished
with decree of Chris;ophe, presiden.
OF Hayti, bearing date the 30th July,
declaring the name of Cape Francois
changed to that of Cape Henry, and
sublec'ing letters bearing the ancient
name OF theS place IN their SUI
perseripsiens to Be stopped and sen, to
the COVE 9ment. As the decree, alto
grther tr ing in Itself, is nevertheless
interesting to those who NAV have cor.
respondents at the Cape, we shall give:
It as translated in Our next.
Bait. Amer.
--->c>SsxaSez-e-
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ter at the British Court.
AT time when the just complaints
of this country against the British are
unredressed when the naval com
manders of that government, relying
upon their superior strength, insul;
our A,g and despisc our government,-
it must. afford surprise as well as re-
greet to every true American, TO disco.
yer that our Ambassador omits no op-
portunity of demonstrating his humble
devotion and servile preference, to
that nation and its concerns, against
whose injustice it is his peculiar 6uts
to complain.
1t is we'll known that the United
States contain many native citizens
whose Partially for Britain are of the
greatest notoriety,-but being pretty
generally known, they seldom aspire
to public confidence, nor was it ever
feared by the patriots tina. parsizau
OF such open and acknowledged zeal
as Mr.. Pinkney, could have obtained
an elevation of so much importance
Ii was to him, and to him only, tina,
we could look for redress of griev.
ances from that proud and powerful
nation. But now when the public
feelings are alive upon these impor-
tant consideration, what must be the
general disappointment, to find that
our minister devotes himselfto receive
the public hpnors and applause of tina.
nation, agairst whose.open and repeat-
ed Gets OF injustice ir'has been and still
is ms duty to complain and protest.
Esrevery candid Anne rican compare
the conduct OF Mr., Plnkney by VIVA,
follows, with that which all must be.
lisve ought to have been his conduct
and It viii then be easy to decide whe-
Their such man can now be fit to re-
present the interests Of the United
States at the British, court. Ii Mr..
Piakney entertains for that nation
;hose sensations of pre-eminence and
vsnsration which he has expressed,-
If ne be, in every thing but the public
declaration, British SUBJECT, would
1t not be more honorable to him, as q
man, to abandon his country, with the
petty honors which he enjoys, and be-
come in fact, what he appears to be in
feeling, a true BORN Englshman ?
fl True A1lEkIG.AN.
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