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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
NEW CIRCUS.

Messrs. pEAN and REscHARD
respectfully D. cr9 the Ladies aud
Gentlemen OF lNeHmond and It's v.
nifty, that they INT bd, with aVtheir Z.
qnestrian compyhyNo comnilnc. their
ELECTROMAGNETIC IRrsemanship and
feats OF Agility at TIN ir (newly erect
ed) Circus n Hay MaNet Garden, in
a lew da%.-.Ihe frat days perfor-
nance VII be inserted inNhe next pa.
per and published in Hand-bills.
3oLh April, 1910. m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01

Z The report states that William 81, r
mas never received any. money uoni Nh,
Treasury, for on, fit u compensation a
| minister 10 any foreign court. But that b,
an account rendered BY Que OF the banker,
oil the United States at Amsterdam il a.
pears, Ihst Mr. Short had received abou,
IS 5000 from the fund appropriated to de
Partinaut ut foreign relations This mo-
uey being under the direction of the de ;.
partment ofstate, no evidence exists In
the treasury department ut the authority
ny which the muney was Grawp.
The report was referred 10 the commit
tee OF ways and means, and ordered TO be
printed.
On motion Of Mr. Randolph the unfinish
ed business OF yes,erdsy-tae naval Dill
was sken up.
Mr. Smi!ie rene we'd his amenment. which
was lest In committee OF The whsle, to Law
IN all the. armed vessel. in ordinary ex
cept such as the President may think the
service may require, to reduce the sea-
men and marine Corps to tic establishment,
provided in tbs act of the sIst of April
1906. e.
Mr. Randolph moved to AIMED the a
mencment 80 as to reduce the officers and
men OF the navy to tue number to which
they were reduced in the year 1901. The
question on this amendment was taken by
Ayes and Noes, and lost-Ayes Sc Noes 61.
Inc last question taken before the house
ADJOURNED, was on indefinite postponsment.
Sno was Nsgatived, 81 Co ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
FROM THE ENQUIRER.
COMMUNICATIONS.

DITD-Oa the night OF Sunday, the Is,f
inst. IN the jail OF klrg and Queen county
JUN ROASE, jr. accused OF the horr.d
crime o. numbering ms wife. Ga his ex-
tanning court he had COME ssed himself gu,l,
"; Possibly under the iuHaencc Of that
rerturbcd or deransed state of mind un-
Ger which the act itself may have been
perpetrated. He confessed him.eif guilty
ssit IS understood. OIL The ground OF mo.
tives forever to be bufied il. his wn breast.
Cut which, il is believed. exstrd cn.y IL,
mas own disturbed ina, inaSion. From wat
ever cause, however, eais dreadful and e.
yer TO be regretted catastrophe has arisen,
on the part % "a man who had never be-
lore committed a crime of zny sort GER.
tam u rs, that scme Of his relatives inten-
dcd TO have defended him, Oh the ground
OF occasional arrangement Of intellect, and
mad summoned witnesses for that purpose.
II Is Certain, also, that two respectable
physicians have been heard to say, in re.
iation TO different points Of time, Zone at
least OF which was very recent that they
conside red him to have been in state OF
derangcmeat.=Re has died by the merci.
iui dispensatioa CT Providence, . aud thus
has GUIDED that fat, which the laws Of
MS country would have pronounced.
Iears Will never cea 10 flow ever the
bier of the unfortunate y.cum, who has TAI.
leu She was worthy oi n.oFe fortunate
caeastrophe--bGt let the grave shed its ee-
nercus oblivion over the melancholy Cause
Of her disasters.
Mortais! the contest between the ga.lows
and the mad house, ter this IN ,serab.e Dor.
ton OF humanity, has been arrested, by the
cecree ot the Almighty. And # II were not
even is.pious 10 say that that decree is VA
Just, we are yer laugh , tiat "it IS better tor
ninety-nlne gunty persons to escape suaI
Tor one innocent man to sGfier,"
he lied in the night. (having been long
rispose6) asd his bCdy was dissecled nexi
day, and no marks o. riolelee were icund
% him. ne particulars otliIs death are
NOT knoynsto, The wtnsr.
-,-
DIED-On the 224 inst, Mrs MARTHA
GREENE,S Nc arnAatle spouse OF Col. n.
braham Greene OF Am ella. "A short time
previous to the oealh OF thisexcellen MT wo.
man, her only SIN wa, STACKED with "a
severe ndisposition, winch pu- his life Ill
lnim 'nent hEzard Tor nearly wesk=-dur-
ing which her anxiety aud usxtruat at
tenticns were unceas.ns, aud Ultimately
proved too much tor her systcsn 10 sustain.
Just astthe youth emergedirom DANGER a
violent d;sssse invaded her frame, and
Carried hertcf on herfif,h day. In fu.l
possession CT her understanding, ard con-
scious Of approaching dissolution she mani.
tested thioughcot aus shOr, but afflictng
ii!uess, ina. 81 .nihcds conposure which $
cite CT ths<cts, rev ard9Aci u lie Of exem.
piary ey6dness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
J. O S 81.

BETWEEN Richmond & George
town, D. G. between the 1i.h and 10Th
inst, ticket No. 976S IN the Union Col.
Iege LOTTERY Of New York, now tcawing.
Ii had the names Of Judah & Lazarus y 90
ted on the back, and writ en- thereon," 4 he
JOINT properly Of Joseph Trent and l.. 10.
seph, to be divided if priz-." Ii was
dropped, it is supposed, at some iIvegn ON
the road. One OF the proprletof is row
on his way to New York and bin take
such steps, a. to prevent ire finder, should
be not return il, from receiving payment
should ii draw prize. If restored to ei
iher ol the owners, or TO the dltor Q,
this paper, aay reasonable compensation
will lie made. II
1 The EDITOR Of ihe Alexandris
Daily GS<S:e, Commercial aud PolUlcal,'
IS requested TO insert the above week q
forward on his account to the cdWor o
he VTgiaia Argus Tor paymen..
April %, 1910,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
" @ TIGE!

Strayed or Stolen from Prince Ed
ward cour. .house, on the 10Th April, a
RED S0RREL MARE, years old thi,
Spring, about 4 feet 10 or IL inches high.
ntoked & reached, with short switched tail,
barioo,cd when she went of, no band nor
white as / recollect; had orldleEnd sad
Gle on; the bride wi h stiff bis, the
saddle with new pad and pNch on the
FUNNEL. Any Person OF Persons that will
deliver the said Mare to me or will secure
her 50 that get her agau, shall be hand
someiy rewarded.
Sherwood Fowler.
Cumberland county, Apr.l 25th, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
REDUCTION OF THE NAVY.

On motion of MIR Randolph. the House
resolved itself into committee Of tile whole,
Mr. Pitlin in the char, on the bill 10 re-.
duce the naval establishment CT the United
States.
After discussion of several hours, the
bill was amended by striking out the whole
substance o! the bill, leaving in 1t only
provision to sell such gun boats as are IN
lit for service or unworthy of repair, and
retaining the last sec. RESPECTING navy
yards, Which was SO amended as TO include
the navy yard at Washington amongst
those 10 tie continued in use.
The committee rose and reported the a.
mcndmehls.
molten was made by Mr. Minor, to
p&pone the further consideration of the
MY ct indefinitely.
YFbete arose, and the House adjourned
seioek.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01

The House proceeded to consider the
report.
Mr. Quincy moved to amend the bill SO
as TO limit the loan 10 four millions OF dol.
lars.
The question was taken by eyes and noes
and Iost--ayes 5t--R1es 81.
Mr. SWoop moved to strike out the words
public debt to Insert exchange (" SIX
per cent stock TO limit the loan to the
principal Of the tedee mabIe six per cent
stock, which he stated TO be the sum re.
quired by the report of the Secretary OF
>the Treasury, and which amounted to g..
10000 dollars. This motion vas mega.
used-ayes 3S-noes 63. 1hs bill WAS
ordered o be engrosscd far third rea.
ding 10 morrow
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01

" All the Assistants who accept their
appointments viii give immeaia,e noac.:
thereof TO the Marshal, and indicate tns
place to which the r Commlsacus shall be
forwarded by mail. A copy Of he act of
Congress OH The subject OF the Census, and
letter constructions prescribing tn mod.
IN which the DUTY is TO be pertorned, viii
accompany each Comm ssion. -.-Uaiess The
No''ce here required Is Com nunicatsd VA
reasonable time, the Marshal wall pro.
oted to appoint assistants IN the room Of
those who tail 20 CONFORM q this requ,si,I-
en.==it Is expected thai all letters wiH be
sent to the Marshal post pad "
joseph Scott, Marsh1
of the Virginia District.
City Of Richmond, April 80, 1910
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
" o 7 I C. y

From the Mar hal % Yirs:.is
To his Asss an sppoip eS "a az .s-
Ih-rf cepsu5.
appointments lave b. 81 7ad- js xTe.
ny Conuiy, Cit,, &c. f..foosi,.n the sac,
20 perlcT'n the aSi.ve saeni iores, ,f,,.y. In.
toFov'ng are the names q tS.e Comics
S,uss' &c. and of the perso..4 appointed.
Names OF Persons appointed by the
Marshal for taking the third
Census for the year
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
Dirg::s'a argaS.
X I c II M o N ID,
FRENCH INFLUENCE-A
MERE TRICK
TUESDAY, MAI 1, 1910.


The fsssts, or what the print. Of .
certain party call proofs, of rench IN.
FHence IN the members ofthe American
government, are nothing more than
the rejection of the anti-reutral ard
unlawful claims of Great Britain.
Th us,
When the United States will NOT
submit TO the impre ssmen. of their
seamen, it is drawn into an evidence
of French influence.
The rejection of Roses demand or
apology before any atonement was Of.
tered for the outrage on the Chesa
Psake a proper degree Of honorable
sensibility on the infraction of Ere
kine's arrangement; the dismissal of
MIR. Jackson for his insolence wbe n
he had no acceptable terms to offer
have been all considered by the oppo.
sitlon newspapers as so many proofs Of
the prevalence of French influence in
our Councils.
This mode of proving the th;nc
ought to convince the public that there
Is no truth in the accusation advanced
against the Presid mt aud heads of de-
eartments, that they are governed bv
french influence but that there IS
truth in the allegation maintained a.
ga'nst their opponents, TO wit: that
the opposition will be satisfied with no
thing but un conditional submission Z,
Great Britain: For,
LIST. If it be French influence ~
REJECT the dishonorable propositions of
England.
2nd. 1t would be no French innu-
ence to accept those disgrace!al pro-
posals. And, .
Sd. As the federal prints alledpe il
az crime in the Administrations that
they will not accept those terms If IN.
evitably follows that the federal prints
are the advocates of submission ia the
British. - ''''
But, are the opposition aware fine
honor they are doing France, of the
compliment they are paving Bonacarte
by this kind of logic? If itbe Frencb
influence that induces our government
to insist upon the exemption Of our
seanen from impressment; to demand
PREPARATION tor wanton outrage upon
our nag to require strict adherence
70 solemn arrangements to insist uponl
decorum IN foreign minister then
French influence, which produces these
results, is an honorable and an excel
lent influence for America. Call a
rose by any other name, says the poet,
and it will smell as sweet. Can car
rect principles by whatsoever term YOU
may, and that will not al,cr their real
excellence, though it may partially sf-
tect their reputation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
G.. & X. WAITE,S
LIST OF PRIZES.
= MeD- 2crk Union COLLEGE, Lottern.

Ne1o- 1 ore CHaon College Lottery.
Third Days Drawing.
No. 1871, 1908, prizes Of 500
3 prizes of 20
And sos prizes of 10
Fourth Days Drawing.
No. 1925 prizes of 8 100
1852, 33595 of 90
And 59s prizes of 10
Fifth Days Drawing.
No. 3f7I, prize of 8 900
2o5o7, 1886 of 100
prizes of 90
And 592 prizes of 10
c. The 1st 10. Of Waite's Week
ly List of P iz=s in the Union College
Lottery is just received and may be
seen by adventurers by calling at this
Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
Airil IS.


The bill authorising lean of considera-
BILE magnitude was passed by a large ma
jcrity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01
April -.

April "a.
Mr. Root was excused from further ser.
vice Oh the committee appointed to in
vcstigate the conduct Of General Wilk
inson, on account OF intended absence.
Mr. Root moved to refer the letter re-
ceiyed from Gen. Wilkinson ON FRIDAY La st
20 the above committee, but afterwards
withdrew the motion.
Mr. Rhea e. moved to refer il to the
Secretary of War.
MIR Gholson moved that the last motion
lie oil the table.
Carried.
Mr. Smile, from the comrit,ee to whom
was referred the resolution for reducing
the army. reported the following bill /:
Bill to reduce and consolidate the army
Of the u. S.
BE. it enacted, &c. That the President OF
the United States be authorised cut Of the
troops raised and now in service under
Sthe. act TO raise for limited time an adj
htionat military force" to complete the re-
|gi7Nntokight artillery, to form & complete
two tegin3ents agree6bly To the provisions
l OF SAD oct; also to form a company of
tbontUd0ie3s,to be annexed to the corps of
engMeeR; 10 fill Up the regiments autho.
rA6 the Act fixing 'ne military peace
establishment Of the u. States, !" aad 10 dis.
charge the three brigadier- generals aud
ali'the officers and men who may be srrer.
Hunlerary by this arrangement, and 70 dis
continue the recruiting service.
y" And br, il torther enacted, That all
TIE cticers who may be discharged Under
this act sh ali receive three months pay &C.
cordirg to their respective grades, in addi-
ton to what may be due the N az the time of
their discharge, and sueh allowance for ira.
Yelling from their place Of discharge TO their
respective places of residence as is pre-
scrited by thee Act fixing the military
peace establishment Of the Uni,ed States. -
Povided, that whenever the public ext
8ences require tae calling into service OF
any OF The officers discharged by this act,
they shall have rank equal to tha< under
which they retire.
The bill was twice read and nit
ted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-05-01


Delegates elected to seroe in the next
General Assembly ofNrginia.
Halifax, M. Spraggins, w. Terry.
Berkeley, Magnus late, y George
Porter6eld.
Amherst, r Norvell, y Charles Car.
surry, < Charles H. Graves, X will.
am Scammeil.
Southampton, Griffin Stith, y Benia.
min Blunt.
Norfolk Borough, n Richard II. Lee.
Augusta, Y r. + ulton, A. Anderson.
Kenawhs, John Reynolls, *Claudius
Buster.
Monroe, John Gray, *H. Caperton.
jr.
Washington County, William Byars,
John Campbell.
Russell, James M'Farlane, y Nathan
Ellington.
Wythe, Joseph Kent, Joseph E.
vans.
oFangs, James Barbour, y Isaac. Da-
Fauquier, Aug. Jennings, # Doc.
tor Henry.
Amelia, b. Randolph, ]. P. Cooke.
Cumberland, ]. Hatcher, i. Tones.
SENATORS.
District Of Henrico, &c. y William
G. Poindexter.
District of Augusta, &c. y Chapman
Johnson.
District of Chesterfield, sc. M. Cheat
Those marked thus = are new Mem.
bers.
ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, TRI.
UMPH.
In Rhode-I sland the election or
Wednesday last terminated in tn,
complete success of the republican can
didates. Last year the federsli, 4
/ prevailed in the different branches q
1 government. This year the tqovern
Tor and other general oiEcers} Senat
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Land for Sale,


BY virtue Of deed of trust bear
ing date the 25th day OF March, eighteen
hundred and seven, executed by Garter
Wilkerson and Sally his wife, - the sub.
scribers as trustees, FOR the purpose cf Sc
curing sum Of money therein mentioned
to be due to William Bradley, VIM seid,
at Cumberland courthouse, on Monday,
the ssth day of May next, being cofrt day,
A Tract of Lamb,
III the deed conveyed, containing
$50 acres, lying in the said county of Cum.
bertrand, near the courthouse, and adjuip.
lug Thomas Hobson's tract of land on
which the courthouse stands, according
T. the provisions OF an act, entitled an ac
concerning executions and for other pur-
pcses-thc subscribCrswill conveythe It'll,
10 the purchaser or purchasers, as seslet
In then, as trustees oGly.
John g.. Daniel.
Thomas H. Walton.
Cumb erland, April ed, 1910.
tbs.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-11

Tho undersigned ,Vice. Consul Of Spain
far this dissriet, Is authorised by Hi. Ca.
shoIic Majesty's Minister Plenipo,en.iary
for the United Ssatss Of America, 20 pub
lish the following extract, Of letter. FROM
A,he lrrendant Of Havana, dated 27Ih Of
April, 70 the said minister '.,..-g,s
Under daeof the 9Y,h A, ril lass,.I an
siHfoI med blythe ;nssndant Of HAVANA, chat
our king Ferdinand The 7th. and 10 his nsms
The regency OF the kingdom, has been pleas
Cd underline existing Circumttances,to grant
70 nsu.rsls snd allies, adn,i.tanOe 10 the
ports Of HAvanna, Cuba, Trinidad ADD
Matanzas, wUh such articles 40 are s,ipu.
la!sd, IN !hs commercial arrangement Of
tree trade Of 1873, conditioned that the
proceeds Of importation shall be exported
IN lhe ifuits Or prod cs Of the Island, eaus.
ing by this means ard the same terms In
extension Of tbe trade 70 the inhabitants Of
thu, islarsd and all she permitted ports there.
Of. But 90 preVrp. any conlrabaad trade
ar importation Of French produce or ma.
Gulaetur,s, IL will be required that such
shipments be accompanied by his majss.
ty's couSGls certificates ia their Respective
ports 81 clearance, without which docu.
INT n.s pv vsissl will be admitted to an en-.
Try. communicate this to you, 10 order
to publish the same 10 such ipdividpals or
merchantt, within your consulate TO whom
it may concern thar in 90 instance they
may aIledge ignorance. Requesting YOU
TO give me .ip,eIy notice after lhe execution
Of the same. -5>'t,.
(sisnsd) PAUL: cHAcpN.
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g. Stolen HoriGs.

G TRAYED or. STOLEN from the sub-
~ scribers, on Friday night the l lth inst
tsvo likely H0RSE&:-Onc dark bay, g.
bout fifteen hands, and half high, eight OF
nine years old, shod Ill round, natural tFos-
ter and goes rough. The. other .sorrel, q.
bout ioulteen and . half hands high, six yeVrs
Old. spaces and trois, bis right leg has been
hurt at the first joint above, the foot, which
makes It q little larger than the ether, has a
dong s~i ch toll, and 10 nicked, his, name IL
drawn out for Ave or six inches near the Inid-
die Of his neck. "A reward Of zwenty, Dollsrs
will be paid on the delivery Of the horses. Or
Ten. DSasrs for either, by r, <, p.
-. Richard Vanpelt, and
!. John Ball. ..,..' :.
Wsst-snd, near Alexandria, r.a,..
May az. s., 49,, ,lawSt
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-BALTIMoRE, 7vne 8.

Latch from Spain and Portugal.
BY the SKIP Augustus, captain Bacchus,
from. Lisbon, whose arrival was noticed last
evening, W. have accounts three days latest
from. Portugal and four days latest from
/. Cadiz. Captain b. left Lisbon on the l7lh
April, at whch. time, the allied army Of
-Por.usu sc aud British troops on the from.
tiers was understood to- be- 100, 900 strong.
The. rrccus rNinForcements from England
h, ins cepsid1rablr, the portion Of British
troops, was rated at, $4,000 effective men
we'll appoissed. The eo@b'nsd armies "a.
TIER, cour,rd than appreciated an attack
!, from the French; whose advance was DOT
talked OF srLisbon, where great coafatpcs
continued as 70 ther safety. 49,
Previous "a the% sailing al the Augus'us,
thew had aec cunts from Cad'z TO the ,l2th
Aprl | two days iairr than the tabrica,ed &C!
count Of ils capture: No advance had
been made by tue inVadera!or the last week.
On the contrary, the French troops, il 10
said, had .Sbandonsd Pert 81. Marys,
whence The city cbtainedASatsr 40 uSual.--
It WA supposed that the French Sensrs!s
withdrew their troqps, either from fear OF
being Dupsntsdleu Of BY sdvaneing TOO
far1 or in ordss tor concentration o. force
and vigorous attack on the combined ar.
mics covering Portugal, end which Il mists
be feared would advance should their o2'
moments continue much longer wsssinB shsir
resources uader the wallis of Cadis: The
whole island Of Leon. becomes stronger
and more Inaccessible every day, insomueh
that .cadiz eau only.bs reduced Or il ever
.falI) by a pro.rae.ed and eessIy ssigs. They
hAv. eur, q canal acruas the island about
mid way, or six miles from che city, and
have for,i6sd the city s;de, moqRsins hea.
Wv cannon 10 sleh positions 40 70 sommend
,ke c,Is and rake the eausswsy 90 snas
I, should shs, French become posssssed Of ths
end nest the main, thsy can only approach
the civ, undsr the FIRE Of the. British aees
and xan boass .inlths cana, and q re saa:
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snen sn;its adverse bank. NE are asaured
! 3hsk imneuse will Be ths loss of Ffan:e bee
fore sadiz viii surrender. Ihe sntreudet
isnot sxpssted.
SrRG or C ADfz. Ffom he IN
ceeaisd strength &c ihe Islsnd q Lecp, the
ipst cause 81 the Spanish pasFiotas and The
energy and resources of thsirs Rfitish allies,
she pseseRt prospects of sties people of Ca-
diz arc ros 20 gloomy ~ by former accounts.
. Wesdo not 90 much expect as we hope tor
the emancipation Of Spain; yet certain i %,
that the numerous Frsnch herdes have $50
eaten ON ssnd destroyed sshe eoGntry, that
great difficulty 10 experienced By shs-saga-
cios.s King Joe in supplying his trothst's
troops with provisions every thing u1ust
be conveyed from q great distance, which
costs time, labor aud lnorey. These. fierce
Dogs of War, inpatisn, OF delay, are ter
rible in the open field; but are not much
disposed to face famine and wear Out their
stresgth in pelsing the walls of a city,
whose banks and church.plste they cannot
sreach.. The French soldier has been 100
much ipdalged in stripping affairs and bear.
ing of church furniture, 90 sink down wil-
liusIy into mere Ba,teriug Ram, with
which 70 knock against forti6ea,ions, whose
known strength ds6es the thumps, and 10
whose bosom, If forced, would be found
cannon, bullets and Knives, substituted for
the gold and ypIaables Prudsply ahipped
bvlors the TALL. S," '.....,'... -.
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tNess:1art E. Pass.1
New YoRx. ,4une 8.

~ NEw YoRx. June 9.
Ey the British Packet Princess Mary. we
have received Halifax paper Of the 2s,h
ult. containing the following articles from
London papers Of the 24;h Of April being
one Gay later than by the Fair Helen, :,
~, - =, Halifax, Hay %.
The Atlantic and Unity sailed from
Portsmouth on The 27th uls1 with upwards
Of 50 sail Of merchantmen for Quebec, &C..
usdrr convoy Of his .majrsiy's ship Owen
Glendowrr, captain SelbH . - ...
t--. LONDON. Abril24.
SIessrs. M'Ksnzie and Dickinson, who
sailed lately from Plymouth, 20 ,Moriaix, 10
negotiate respecting an exchange of prison.
srS have arrived at the latter place. They
were received with every mark Of respect,
and immediately proersded on sheir jaqr.
ney TO. Paris. 80. ......-.,. ...
(. !. Letters have been Esctivrd from Norway
which state, that all the American ships ia
4he rorIs Of that country have bern ssized.
and we're ia a eourSr OF adjudication ma.
nv of them bad been Condemned upon the
mos, uiA.ng. pressxts. - =.
F.. NOtnIuH HNu "'WeS WUCh WIS PdPSTHWAS
pu. 10 press respecting the firing heard along
The Fren,h coast yesterday morning, 40
mentioned ia our Dover letter. ....
Letters from Kiningsbsrg Of the 9th inst.
state that in pursuance Of the system to be
adopted throughout the Baltic, the eour, Of
Denmark has issucd decree, which 10 to
be enforced with the utmost igor, o. derirg
tina, no neutral shall Dr Allowed to pass the
sound, or to, land her cargo On the Danish
territory, which shall NOT have come from
some port Of America, or direct from the
West India Island" 80.
A private letter has been received from
Par,s dated the sob inst. which repeats
that tbe com,nOH Wpic OF conversation in
that city was, the re establishments OF q ge.
nrral peace, through The mediation Of the
emperor Of Austria.