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CHARLESTON, Guju IS,

arrived, schooner Atlantic, (of Ma
bern) Perry, Havana. 2 days The II
lan'ic was bound 10 philadelF hia, but HsI
Ing been struck with Lightning on WsdnIl
Day night last, has put into this porto \
par damages The lightning struck
head OF the main-mass, and passing doTl
she mast shivezed it very considerably; 4
reaching the break of the quarterback,
tore up some Of The planks, and thsh.S
passed Of Through the cabin, out at tas VIII
dows. Ny. N. w. Eaton, supensgfl
who was lying in his birth, received as
were shock, and one Of the seamen, Vi
was standing near the loot Of the mammal
was knocked down, and had the skin cf
from his breast by the lightning. 1HoSFI
nlsh "a gun ships arrived at Havana on tn
Sd instant, in long passages from Cadr
te1l'ot passengers.
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A VALUABLE !,
TRACT Of LAND for SALl
in Frederick county, Virginia.

The subscriber offers for Sale u
valuable tract of LAND whereon he Low
sides, known by the name of the HAs 4
Bottom. Ills land is surpassed by nons
fertility Of soil in the county Of Freden'A
contains seven hundred and thirty acres 4
wards of one third i'm valuable tlm6sIn'
cleared land under good enclosures ~
are on the land handsome Brick pVof
House, good Ice House, and eysVu,
out house necessary for a family. foN
fifty acres of this lard is handsomely a''S
and could be converted into excellent T'"
Also, large orchard Of valuable Appa', ID
other fruit. This land lies within '"0'
Of Battle Town. in said county. .lI
The subscriber will also Sell AZ
able two story HOUSE, andLOT eoD~ ,,4E.
tour acres Of ground, with every neu
out house on SAID lot, in the aboyersI"
town. j@f
1t is needles: to say more, Is 30
those who wish to purchase will hrs'"
property. 49, b
Whiting Washing'0rs
July II. VI
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He acknowledged that il might be diff
cult 10 bring on state OF actual hostility
bstwsen this country and Great. Britain up
onthe grounds of any subsisting differences,
bur thaishs was DESTROYS that an amicable
understanding should prevail between the
two countries, which the present state OF
their relations would entirely prevent.
He added, that he was afraidstfe irrita-
sions which were likely to be produced by,
capture under his nlajesty's orders in eoun-
Gil mighsseleaa 70 serious consequences,
which he said he should deprecate, as he
was unwilling 10 see the u. States thrown
into an alliance which he thought already.
too powerful tor the interest of the world.
He did not pretend TO entertain any partial
ity towards England, but considered that
the interest Of the United States was the
same at the present moment with THAI of 6.
Britain.
These sentiments, as expressed to me by
Mr.. Rebert Smith, are, believe, very sin
cere. / have been much acquainted with
him, and cannot I,hink be mistaken in the
opinion which have folmed al his dlspo.
sition and feelings upon thai subject. 3.
.~s Both the preside mt and secretary Of state
are, understand, much offended at the APP,
poinlmtnt of Admiral Berklty 70 a,high
command, pending the serious complalnt
preferred against him by the Uni,ed States;
they have not mentioned the subj ctto me,
as no authentic account Of the fact has been
vet received; but expect to hear strong
representatives upon the subject, should it
prove to be we'll founded. r
As have already bad the honor to CON
vey to GU my sentm, MS upon .hs subject
OF the non intercourse law, in several pre-
ceding numbers OF my dispatches, as also
upon the general aspect of affairs in this
country, Fwi.l not rouhle you viii any
further remarks, hut<beg leave torefer you
to the enclosed exnact from my No. II,
which was sen. in his maj'sy's packet ith
the mail of last month, sssIt contains my
opinion upon those topics, which are IN
changed.
This dispatch, as also ms Nos II & is,
will be carried TO England IN the American
vessel Paciht, which will sail from
hencein few days with messenger, lfsu,o
Read another vessel is gong al The same
time 10 France, with messenger and DIS
patch Mr.. Coles, the private secretary
of the late President, is to be ths bearer OF
them. /,
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Enclosure referred to in No. TO-
Washington, 1871, Ee5. 1909.


AS the ruling party perceive that II would
not be IN the;r power 10 carry the east IN
states along with them in war with Great
Britain, on the grounds OF any subslsni 8
differences between the two countries, they
hope that the frequent captures of the VS.
sells belonging to the eastern states. which
are likely TO take place in cons quence Il
his maiesy'e ordeisin council consuming,
in operation, may excite irritation in the
minds of the people Of those states, and
lead them, to take part inethe ne xr coner. SIS
in any MEASURES which might be puinted a.
gainst Great Britain
continue to be firmly persuaded that
Mr. Madison, %to has now been pro-
nounced to be the next Pre- sidtn,, WI uId
most willingly seize the first opportunity Of
recommending to the next congress to as
sert the neutral rights against France should
his majesty deem it TO be Jus, or texpedlen.
to cause his orders IN council to be with
drawn in consequence of determination
being evin:td by the u. States not co sub
nit to the aegressions OF France. And
conceive that it is not at all improbable that
he might au,horise Mr.. Pinkney to make a
communication to you to that effect, as he
has frequently in conversation said sto ms,
that no hesitation uculd be felt in this
country of entering upon hcstiities with
i France, it she did not recall her deorees,but
he always added, thatit was impossible the
Unite d States could take sueha step while
his maiesty's orders were in force, because
their Justification could only be attempted
upon the grounds that the u. States had
aeauiesoed in the DEGREES of France, which
he uniformly contends ha. never been the
case.
/ IL is evident to me that he will be sup
ported in this sentiment by his own party
IN Congress. and in the country generally
SO far as to prevent his feeling himself COM
PEELED to single out France as an enemy.
while his majesty's orders in council CONT
nued in force; bur | am perfectly confident
that it would be impossible thar they could
bring on war with England, unless it
should be occasioned, as IShave before men.
toned, by an irritation produced in the
minds of the people of the eastern states,
by the losses which might be sustained by
! them in their ships and commerce by cap.
lures under his majss:y's orders.
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FOR SALE.

The HOUSES and LOTS at the corner Of
Duke and Royal streets, late the property Of
Elisha Janney. Also, half acre LOT at the
corner OF Cameron and Henry streets, and
the MILL SEAT at Occoquan--on very Ii.
beral terms
Richard M. Scott, I1uRee
Fer creditors of E. ia.
May IS.
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9ORk. (Pennsylvanial TuHn.

-, ohk. (Pennsylvania) JMl4
We learn from every quarter as far i
our enquiries have extt nded, tha. the crcra
'n'n's county, particularly Of wheat and !
ther small gram, are extensive and uaccnl
monty exuberant. Should -four, the sta
staple OF this state, experience no dsel,pI
sion IN Prlcs, the farmer will reap gre15
advantages from this source OF wealth n
present than Tor many past years.
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|, PHILADELPHIA. =,

Extract At a letter em a senIltn an :, :.
Isle, to his friend in his eify, ln',Js
~ is.
DEAR SIR,
!" am to aequaint you that on my >,
va! at this place from PHILADELPHIA ,, ~
were received by Colonel Simopds s,'
the war department.. to hold the troop, ,,s
posing the 9th regiment at this rIs,,
readiness to march, as they would 5. =
ordered off. "'
MS order was succeeded BY anoth,
directing them to repair TO Pitlsburp II
the least possible delay, and there wait nj
thtr orders. Another order has been ).
ceIvsd ordering the dragons and rias COZ,
panlfs quartered here, to accompsny II. ),
ther troops, and Colonel Simonds ins,ms
ed TO entrust such officers as were best Il
cuiated tor the recruiting service % ucra|
as many men here and an TIE mcych. oad
gtHsblirg, as possible"
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KFFNE. (Ncw. Hanpshire1 1,Ir !,

KFFNE. New ampshire) Julv !,
Tie seasen -'Frcm all euallets w.. -
the most faueriDg rrospeols of a ea !
crop the ensuing harvest. We ha,ss It
seldom favored with such corstan, W
cession Of sunshine ard showers. Ivy
com, in general never had better ,r ~
ance. The crops of hay will bo at !.
middling, in addition 70 whiehis a ,o y
derable supply Of cid hay on hand. =, :,
some places clover and English grams
been winter killed but on the Hbo1. :
stillers off the soil have much cause ~
Joice and be glad.
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Iofeph Vaudeville,

lsYnsr of King and Fairfax. s'Jees',
HAS RECEIVED FOR SALE,
10 puncheons Sd proof antigua rum
9 pipes real cogniac brandy
pipes country gin
so barrels New ENGLAND rum
40 barrels rye whiskey
S hogsheads Orleans sugar
5000 lbs. green coffee /,
i SO boxes and half boxes choice nrst ana
sec ond quality Havena segars
90 casks first quality Goshen cheese
Is boxes LONDON and Philadelphia mustard
500 lbs. rc6ned saltpetre
90 boxes muscatel and bloom raiSins
90 lbs. fresh Zante currants
so boxes mould and dipt candles
$500 lbs birthstone
so dozen perfumed soap
90 lbs. Cayenne pepper.
November %
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Mercantile articles from the French pa-
pers by the Sally TO October 9. 1910. The
duty on cotton was fixed at SO cents per 10.
Lesides the war duty Of 70 per cent.
On the 18th Sept. Georgia long staple
cotton sold tor one dollar Give francs per
pound.
S Cocoa, one dollar to los cents per Id. !;
coffee from so to 81 cents per pound In
digo 5 to dollars Per pound Potashes $40
dollars per ION.
On the eth some sale ofco,ton, Georgia
long staple at Bordeaux, produced> at the
rate Of 166 cents per pound. HAVANA su.
gar IS cents per ID. The prices aue,uate
daily.
An article from Rome in the Journal du
Commerce mentions, that the attempts 10
raise cotton there had not besn successful.
The French ship Eugene had arrived at
Bordeaux, with a rich cargo from the Isle
Of France; but in copss eurncs Of produce
not rising in proportion to the exJlbiiant
duties, would sink all expected profits.
A letter received here, via London, dat.
cd a, Stestin, 17th Sept. says, I" American
vessels are landing cargoes here, and also
at Memsl and Konnesberg."
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JOACHIM NAPoIEoE..
Grand Duchy ef Tuscany.
LEGHoRN, Oct.

The merchants OF this city have learngcf
with great satisfaction, that his majrsy ,he
emperor and k;as. has made this por, :,
place Of deposit for foreign merchandise.
prohibited or not prohibited, with NE ~.
cep;on If English merchandise or pru,
ducv, which are formally excluded. 'Hhc
city Of l.rghorn will furnish sure and PIC
per ware houses near the water. The az
pence Of depositlng the goods will be pac3
BY tr.!ling per centagv conscqucn,iy h.
duty OF sfaIagio, and one per cent, foTme,
ly established arc suppressed. The goods
so deposited must be exported within ol@
year, or pay the duties. The duration %
depus;. cannot exceed the term o. ;vc
years. The permitted goods arc suhizct &c
the same rui,s s, eXcrp', thy arc persisted
to b. transported througho, the Ejn3dyn,os
Italy, ut der tie conditions and fOrma:lti-s
prescnhedby the Imperial D.crss d Cc.o
90, 1910.
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KINGDOM OF NAPLES,
AGbles Oct. 3.

Naples Oct. 3,
His majesty arrived here this morn.
Before he left the army he publish, 4 :,
following order Of the day, dated At "
head quarters Scisla, September IS, leI%
Sodirfs ! The expedition to Sci, is ;,
jouru> d. The o,ie.tahe emperor rrorosa
10 himself IN meuacirg this Island is hrr
led q, aud the effect Of ,hr attitude wbichI.
has held during four months heh b. *
hrldwilh 50 mash dishi,y ulon ,ies .rsig+,
has surpassed every expe citation. Your n
now return TO your winter Quarters ,rS
you also brave mariners, are popo 90 ,.,;
sit your families You have done ,,o,,
than your Guy, You have supported with
courage above all praise, more than 6t,v
eombals against treble isrces. and the su:.
cess which you have constantly cb,sin,d
shew what you would have done apa;ns,
quail forces. You have moreover r,soIv,,,
grand problem you have pro,,d ,bs,
the enemy S aotl'a cannot stop the pass,sr
Of the Straight from simple coas,e,s and
that Sicily III be conquered whsn,yer We
seriously choose do it. Receive the ~.
preston Of my satisfaction. express is
alsoto the land forces who have powerfully
seconded the view. The easerness ahich
you have shewn upon the FIRST call, is a sure
guarantee to your kirg OF that which nav
be expected whenever called upon fox he
good OF his service asd that Of the eoub.
Try.
(Signed)
ToAruJa, NIpo7r o.-
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Five sequestered cargoes, consisting of
cotton, posashes, dye wood, sugar, coffee,
tobacco, &c. were advertised to be sold at
Marseilles between the 10Th and 25th
October! Does this look like the. restora-
ton of American property?
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Count GRENE1R.
KINGDOM OF WESTPHALIA.

LuSSeI, CCt. 4
The following decree dated at Napoleon.
shoche, September 26, has just been pab-
llshed:
Jerome Napoleon, &c. Our DEGREES of
the 14;h March and 18th September last,
establishing line of custom houses be-
tween the Rhine and the Weser, and ex.
tending this line along the borders of the
EIbe from the Saxon frontiers toHamburg.
Upon the report of our minister of finances
and commerce, have decrced and DO de-
cree
Art. I. That all merchandise of English
manufacture, and colonial produce, shall be
seized and conRscated on touching the from
tiers of our kingdom, under whatever color
it may be imported.
Art. II. Except all colonial produce
captured and sold at auction by French
officers, being accompanied by proper GER
ti6cates.
1.-THE remaining eight articles of this de-
cree merely relate to The manner Of sale,
division Of the property, payment, &C.
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BOSTON, Nov. 81.

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1 Seine 1Wlne.
'Noyenlbef 81,

Between s 5000 lbs Bridport, Herring
and Shad Seine Twine, Of a superior quail
~ now on its way OH board the packet from
Baltimore.
Tuif Received,
so bolts Russia Duck, first and second
hogsheads winter strained Spermacesi
IN STORE,
$500 bushels Lisbon Ground Alum Salt,
for sale by
George Coleman
Cameron street wharf.
November 20. 't
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Anniversary of st. Andrew.

The Anniversary meeting Of the ST. d', :
-dyezu,s Societg will be held OF the house %
Mr.. Daniel SisDougal, on Friday nsS'' ~
10 o'clock. Punctual attendance Is re-
quested. ron c.o
1Te Dinner on the table at Soct0es'
Nov. ~.
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Landing and for Sale
7ohn G.. Lodd,

JOIN G. L00d,
so boxes by 10 and 9 by II Window
Class
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, fresh and
OF the best quality
90 pieces Ravens Duck
400 do. Russia Sheeting
a quantity of Lime.
IN STORE,
so bbls. SHAD.
November %.
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PHIL ADELPEIA, W9v "a
Fran tie Philadelphia Register.

The following extract Of a letter flocc
V::ncent Gray, 50. 10 his friend IN MS CIV,
rsiutes the intelligence said to hare been
received BY the schooner Fly, an! publish,
ed in Baltimore as Of The same date. Ny
Gfa,'s letter is let, :: tic oaice Of the Reg
istsr:
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LATE 81 LNTEREsTLGs
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Communicated for the Philadelphia Gazette
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Eavanna. Octo5e, s.

The arrival hsre Of the two Jrru,ie5
cannot he otherwise than pleasing 70 cvcry~
man Who wishes the cause C G@a;n vel e.;
as il will BIZ fl, contradiction 70 whai 80
sec published in the papers every DAY "ea>
pecsIng new Spain"
An article in the Journal du Ger. g, az
der date of Hanahare, Sept. sG, says
The American vessels lately embargo
ed in the Duehy Of Holstein, which has
landed or disposed Of their cargo,o bas@
obtained permission TO sail"
On the Esd September, the Spanish ahi!r
A,cantara, Of ca guns, out 90 days iroT,
Lima for Cadiz, with foar miiiions Ct dol
lars on board, WAS spoken, al wed.
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NETWORK, November %.
LateH from Lisbon.

Arrived at Boston brig Constellation,
Leeds 90 days from Lisbon. Sai!sd l. 9Th
Oct ober by permission. An embargo was
laid tie 8.h, and continued when the Con-
stellaton sailed. Passenger, MIR. Jarvis
and family, late American consul at Lis
bon.
TIE English army were Eve leagues
from Lisbon, and the French Near them
No battle. The English were reinforced
by ten thousand men from England and
Cad,z.
Il was tie opinion of gentleman high in
office at Lisbon, that no doubt could be tn
terlained Of the eventual success CT the
French, and nothing but their being short
Of provisions would prevent their entering
Lisbon in short time that the Frenca
were SAID TO be better supplied in many re-
spects than the British, though it was uu-
derstood they were short OF bread that the
inhabNan;s OF Lisbon, hoping Tor the best,
were however preparing tor the no,st -
that all the heavy baggage of the. English
officers was daily embaiklng lad the Dri-
,ish factory at Lisbon were abous moving
all thslr effects.
The American ship Betsey, Ryeburs,
bur,hen three hundle ed TOES, with cargo
Of sugar, cotton, caa1peachy, &c. bound
from Philade phia Tor ksli, and captured by
FIVE French prIvateers, arrived a Diepps,
the 18th of Oct.
Summary tianslations fer the New York
Gazette, from French papers per the
the Flash from L'Ori.nt.
Naples, SEPT. II.
An order CT the day has been published
at the royal camp of Pale, dated Esd inst.
informing the army by order Of his najes
ty, the king of The two Settles, that every
vessel loaded with colonial produce, from
whatever source they may come, whether
they arrive in American or Ottoman vessels
or unde, any other color whatever, should
be seized, conhsca.ed and declared good
PRIZES, every paper being forged ard be-
longing to the English commerce and that
The certificates of origin are false and ia
hrjc2t &,
E.,s majesty cotse qnently orders all ccm-
mandants Of the provinces, &c. to see the
sboee executed.
(Signed)
Count GRENEIR.
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81 Printing In all its branch
e. neatly executed at this Office.
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BOSTON, SEPTEMBER 2s, 1870
Berlin and MILAN DEGREES,
hIPEALEU.

Extract of a letter received from Ncw-York
yesterday by Express from Nesv-Yo,k,
dared September 93, st night.
Very Important News has arrived this
evening by the Magdaien, from Liverpool
Importing the Repeal OF the French Emper-
ours Berlin and Milan DEGREES, conveyed
authenticity from Cen ARMSTRONG at Paris,
10 Mr.. PIxKNEy, at London, and TO us by
him, and the London Court Gazette"
Several other letters were also received
in town, communicating the above interesting Z
Information.
The information from Aew-York on the
Erchonge Coge House Books, states, that the
Magdaien had passage Of % days, and
brought London papers of Aug IS; that the
French Emperour's Repeating Decree wa,
communicated by the Minister of Foreign
Relations to Gen ARMSTRONG on the 5th o!
Aug. the DEGREES to expire OH the LIST t.Nov.
but the French ports to be thrown open in the
mean time. The London Courier expresses
a belief that the Ordeas in Council will be
revoked.
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NeSu- HampSfarc Sqfs !
Erfrdct Of Letter from Gentleman Of the
first reshecta6iksy ia The State Of Aesv-
Hamshire, 10 a Gentleman ia Boston, dated
Portsmouth,, September 81, 1910.
Z" take the liberty to inform you of the re
suit of our election Tor Representatives to
Congress. 1t will doubtless, be a source Of
qualification to you, and our Republican
friends in Boston, TO learn with certainty,
after SO much federal 6oas!ing, hat the Re-
fu56cans haze riamfhed over their sthonenis
IN Acss-HamhShire. JOSIAH BARTLETT, and
SAMUEL DiSsMooh, Esqrs. hehnbieans, ARE
ELECTED and nor one Of fhe .feGeraf ca,idi-
dates is chosen ! Owing TO missioner of 8
Republicans, their numbers are not so high
as some of the federal candidates. Two
towns in the State were not returned in sea-
son TO be counted, - piS Lebanon and Ucnf-
qporth, which towns would give SO votes only
TO the federal ticket ; and would not, if coun-
ted, alter the present result. The next
choice will take place on the second Tuesday
of March next, our annual meeting for State
Officers.
(" You may rely upon the above statement" I"
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Shiendid Triumph If Prreihic !

The recent political victory, which has
been achieved by the virtuous vaIor. the hon
est integrity and the disinterestcd patriotism
Of the Republican Freemen OF Vermont. re-.
fleets the highest honour upon the great body
of our intelligent ycomanry, who form the
strength and the stability of government
Yes, an honourablc victory obtained without
the loss OF blood or treasure
Governor GALUSHA will probably have
a majority tnis year of between THREE and
FoUR THOUSAND, and the Lieutenant Gov
ernour, Council, SC. about an average majori-
ty. In the House Of Representatives, the
Republican majority will be about Two to
ONE
From the latest information received, we
begin to fatter o urseiycs that our whole dele
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CATION TO the isth Congress viii be decidedly
k,I.Ibiisan.--And'ii SO, ,hs Norlh-Were,n
Diotriet has, for ihe first fiine, elected Re
publican Represen,a,ive.--Yor hchu6--vo1
Del
We congratulate our Republican brethren
throughout the Union, on the pleasing pros
pect before us, that we have, in spite OF
political error and deiusion escaped as bird
from the snarc of the iowler--And we have
abundant reason to rejoice that we have in
this State, as a people, &c ONE SO happily
and SO generally united ia sentiment ana in
action /: but it will require constant wrtchiul-
ness and vigilance to preserve this cement,
from the rude attacks OF the enemies OF
Republican Freedom and Liberty.
VermDm Refatican.l
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.GENERAL WiI.klN,uN.

Ii ever veteran officer was treated with
injustice, with ingratipde, with barbari;y.
shis is the man. Vino can read his appeal TO
bis countrymen, without emotion !
We say nothing about the truth or false
hood of the accusations against him; we have
not heard the other side-,he defence Of the
accused. We expect that the Generals me-
moirs will shed much light on the history ei
transactions as yet very imperfcctly shewn.
go good viii come out of evil.
balsmsrs Hhis.