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RUSE HILL FOR SALE.

This healthy, beautiful, and we'll improved
SEAT is now offered for sale.
It contains 400 acres, $50 of which are IN
wood. holland is better adapted 70 the use OF
Plaster OF PATHS and there is some very vaiu-
able meadow lard upont. ....
For terms apply to w. H. Foots' esq. upon
the premises, or to the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jun.
September IA.
- B u 7 7 E K.
1000 lbs. flkin Butter, in good ship
ping order. ,,.
40 kegs Lciper's & Carrots Snuts,
Just received by -,
Jofeph Mandevllle,
Corner OF King and Fairfax.streets.
With a general assortment Of Groceries as
usual.
November 2s. ..2-. ....
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4 F|l ! 20. ,slo.
~ PROPOSAL, (
4 SOLOMON MYER, !.
frfasashins by Su6serihnoh, a the 'cef''s ds
49, s5 Tihe United Ssates,
- - 80 "A
,DLHH1L7 MAGAZINE.

, as CONDITIONS: sF.,
TsE work to appear on large Octave, OF at
Nlesst thirty-two pages to each number-ten
numbers are contemplated to. session OF
Congress, or probable in yesr--the Pabl-
catiohto commence in March next--the sub.
scrihiion will be TwENrY-FIvE CENTS a num-
Der, taid in aduanee--no less than four num-
'berscan be subscribed for-subseribers to ten
copiS will receive one gratis. -
3IHe editor, altho' .uriser and a printer.
will promise no great literary performance i;
as he has to acknowledge, to this day, the
slender schooling of his youth: but must in
sist on a valuable magazine of Political lnior-
matiop.
FebruaryI4.
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Jofeph r., Vaudeville,
February 3.

OFey: for sale the foNo,Uing articles, b
wholesale or retail
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels and bags
SOD Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lily in casks -.-
1000, New England do. do.
900 bbls. Of Herrinss, Shad and Mackare
so tons Plaster Paris -.
30 ba,cs prime Uplsnd Georgia Cotton
10 hbds Jamaica, Antigua and Dema-
rara Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovalo Sugar
so bbl,. do. de.diffsrent Qualities
hh,ss. CoPperas
GunpowdeI,
Imperial,
and
Nladeira,
Lisson, WINES,
Ciaret, and
Holland and Country Gin
New En- land Rum in hhds and bbls.
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbis.
Martinique Cordials, in boxes
Loaf ard Lump Sugar, HaVannah Honey
per g~Hon, Figblue, 49,.
Molnsses in hhds. Spanish Flotant indigo
Spanish Cigars, Butter, q
Harris's and Taylor's manufactured j o.
bacco in kegs, .-.r'
Gunpowdcr and SHOT Of different stzes' ~
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Plmscso'
Chocolate Nos. and 8, Mould and Dipt Sah-
dies, -. .-.-,,. e = ',...- -. '....., -
Malaga Raisins in boxes, ....,. .
Pipes in boxes, gross each,
bingham hox's, HamiItons CARROTS ane
Leiper's Stuff in bottles. .....
London and philadelphia Mustard,
Writing and Wrapping Paper, 49,.
BED Cords, Lesdisg Lines, &c. = a.
~...' 49, Also, ~ - "a.
A constant supply Of WATER CRACKERS ana
best SUPERVISE ITO, n. by retail add -
80 hhds. Of slasylapl and Virginia Tooss-
CO. 80 ...s.. ..E. ......s ,
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N Q I I G. E.
E. February 20.

LAST NIGHT between the hours OF Sc
ven and eight O'Clock, was stolen from the
house formerly occupied BY Mr. Lawcs, now
occupied by Miss HELEN Gulla,t, two Bed
quilts, one of which being remarkable had
large sized leaf with dark ground diamond,
being also Of Furaiture calico, and quilted by
the leaf, also by the diamond-the other be-
ing a diamond and star, with large star in
the center, quilted chiefly IN shells-.aiso
bankct and linen sheet. Whoever will APP
prehend the thief and deliver the things to
:. ih;s Office or 70, Miss HELEN Gul!stt, shall
be generously rewarded. Should they be
offered for sale. tits requested they may DO
stopped and information given as above men.
TONED.
February 2.
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E r., G. haarsteller, v. Y.
TO THE PUBLIC. &

TINE subscriber, after q lapse,of time
IL necessarily consumed 10 the prepare
ton of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens Of Alexandria, as we'll $ the
community at large. that he has taken Tor
term OF years that noted and eligible estao-
lishment known by tho rannc OF the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr., Gadsay,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave it an .eclat which the subscriber hopes
TO pres serve by his unremined exertions in
afFording to all those who may coulter OH him
the favor of their patronage, genteei and'c9m-
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
plicity of conveniences attached to the CITY
Hotel, aud will only subuiit>a description to
that portion of travellers who have so gene
rally attesled its numerous advantages.
James Brook.
kNFcbruary 90. ..-. law
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Charles Slaae g Ibos. Granllhaw,
TTAVING entered into partnership in the
ROPE-MAKING BUSINESS, ofter
for sale, at their store on Merchants, wharf,
a general assortment Of CORDAGE and
SHIPChANDLERY, at which place, or at
their rope.walk, they will receive orders tor
any description of Cordage warranted to be
made cut Of the best materials and manutac'r
turcd in such manner as will bear the lr:'
spection of the best Judges.
E,rM B. a liberal price will he always given
HEMP of tae best quality.
Novemker "a q
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New Tooth Extractor. !.
THE subscriber has effected an improve
ment 10 the instrument for extracting teeths
by which that operation i. rendered consider I:
ably less painful, and more safe, than BY the
common method. and applies IN alf cases.
During some months rse OF this instru-
.ment, (thc only one except Brufs Patent
where that wiz applyy the Jaw has ID noin-
stance been Injured, nor the gum tosD tor "
cersted.) - - =, :, :, Z.
Perseps who ehuse it, attended It thsir
homes as usual Apply lower end Of Prince
Oh Douglas.
Intending 20 apply for : patent, Y tannst
be seen for sxsminatish q present. 1ytg ~ ~,
December 70. 49, 9 e a eeSm. -, !;
Wanted TO- Hire ~ &c %
s,s s Yes, Sd : "A
"A NEGRO NAN, WHO esa vsek = -
house, and taks care a. borsess AgSsy6 -
he pxIxrIa. ~ ~ aag':' yf'.ss.; =. :. -.
i Nsvembsr -.
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Sales at Ksndss. .la q
On every Tuesday and Friday,
WILL BE SOLD. !
A she ,ysndae Store, cornssef Prince and
Water streets.
A Hsr;st, Of Dry Gssds, Crsssyiss. Ss.
P.rtieulars OF which viii be expressed IN
.he Bills Of the day---Am kinds Of soods
vh,ch are On, limitation and the prices OF
which are established, can at any time be
Waved and parchased at the lowest lisnitatioa
anu prices. q -. .e:,..t.
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A 'CREAT BARCAIN.,

A GREAT BAKGAlN.s ~:
THE subscriber wishing to remove e, tho
western country, win sell the FARM -
which he resides in Fairfax county, ~ msles
from Alexandra, s'from George STewn ier-.
~, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city Of Washlasson y
in healthy, agreeable neishborhood, ssot-
tanning about 40 acres. on which = = conye-
nient dwelling house, large enough for q gen..,
teel family, together with Ill the outhadsee
suitabls, 10 Dsk SrnsArlysso sGrsohAg4 &
apple trees Of selected fruit, together NTH
diffsren. other fruit trees, proportion pfim-
proyed meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any Per-
son inclined 70 purchase may know the terms
by application to Mr.. Joax DuLrs, adjoining
the said farm, Or the subscriber oaths pre-
misses. tH-.Eafs ,,tee,'s
E. Dulin.
Im.s. t. ,, DIFF
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MILITARY LANDS.

MILITARY LANDS.
~ FOR SALE,
Or apiR be ezehonged for &roferty tn AeTo"-
t."4 dria or its vicinity,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres OF Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during the revolutionary war; ms
land lies in the state of Ohio, and Is saio 20
be amongst the best in the state. 1t WILL %
sold a great bargain. Apply to
John Longden,
Mayls. ..>~>... ~ .,.,
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The Subscriber
Has receivedh following articles:
New Orleans and St. Croix Sugars OF the
first quality
Mississippi Cotton of the first quality
Cosniac Brandy, St. Croix Rum, Holland
Gin
Sherry WINES
Superior Claret in eases
Imperial, e
Hyson, ..,
Young Hyson, TEAS. ~.
Hyson Skin, 0 .....
Souchong,'a ......
Bohea
Best Green Coffee in bags andearrels
Gunpowder
P.B.Patent Shot, from B. B. toEo.s
Mould Shot, B. L. and S s. s..
SaltPetre, double refined "
Spanish Flotant Indigo
Copperas the LIST quality
Fresh Nutmegs q. <.a'. g..
Pimento and black Pepper, b. ~
Demfohns, -. ~rs -.s..,,
With q general assortment Of GNOCk
RIES, and q. usual. old Jamaica Spirits
Peach Brandy, and old Port wine In bottles.
The above articles will 30 sold very low BY
he VIII olesaIe or retail. IA. ~ ~ 2.s,r-
TO RENT, : -. I.
4 convenient and wen finished BRICK
HOUSE, atthe upper end Oh King street,
: : James Sanderson.
Nov 81 ~. i - =,
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| s5sAs lssia ggay.
RICH ND,
TUESDAY, Aucusr IA, 1870.
FOR TEE ARGUS.

According to the Bahimcre VIII O..
great struggles are making by Robepr
Goodloe Harper and others to estab-
hsh IN that city Washington .Seciety /.
society which, under the name OF
Washington, is intended for the pro.
pagation OF tory principles. .It is not.
you viii observe reader, a socis ty to act
as Washington acted, but ssocielyto in
ferpret, in correspondence with their
own views, the doctrines Of cur lIus-
trious and immortal chief. The
scheme of these associates does not lie
very deep. The name of frdeyaFst
has been worried and worn out. 1t
has been dishonored by thousand
tricks and falsehcods and It has long
been universal conviction with the
tory party itself that it can never rise
IN its present shape. What, Their, is
to be done I? Change names--H foot
1t, cross over, and hack to back"--and
thussstfive to rise under new sspecs.
II any pame could impose tory doc
tr hes u on 1.-THE people, perhaps it
wnld bethat of general Washington /;
bu4 the actfons OF the impose 5, in
thisinstanc$ will be so much at yari-
apce with~fhe we'll known character of
Washington, that by assuming this
new name they will only be so much
the better known in society for the
same vile party that has so long and so
arduously endeavored 10 subiugate
tbs country to Great Britain. The
name ederdfssnever deceived, because
the people saw thatit was bitrlesqttc.
Good citizens could never believe that
men were really American ederalists,
who by every sriifce aud manoa uvre
were striving 70 divide the union.
and thus it will be with the new
Washing ouians. The citizens Of the !
United States will never pay serious
attention to the professions of men
who call themselves disciples of
w ashington, and yet satirizs the name
Of that great man by ate mpting TO 4
throw into the arms OF England the
very country TOR which he so often
-isked his life, and Upon whose iude-
,snderce his glory 10 built.
But that which is litle alarming
n the cabals Of these associates is
that appears by the Wing, to wit
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the Tagds, and who commanica.e,
with the Spanish force under ths. mar
gus Romano, at Badaioz. Marshal
beresford commands on tine left. and
IS hanked by the Douro, and has un.
der him the main force of the poriu.
guese troops. A French account sta
ted, that Marshal Ney had taken CT.
dad Rodrigo. But in Lisbon paper
OF the 18th June. we fud a COPY of a
dispatch from the Spanish comman-
der OF that garrison, TO the Marquis
Romano, under date of the LIST of Tune.
which says, According to all tn al.
vices which have been given me, it ap-
pears that the enemy is preparing to
carry on formal siege of tfis place,
whicn they are surrounding for Mar
shall Ney has been before this city since
the day before yesterday. and on the
18TH all the troops from Salam anca, &c
adjoining places, marched with 80 pie
;ces OF heavy artillery for this plase.
In TACT we observe movements in their
camp which indicate unusual DISPOSE
tions; and they are marking line of
RECOMMENDATION from one side of the
river to the other. The only passage
which remains open to US is over the
bridge to the fields of Argannan and
hobledo. l have made the necessary
arrangements to prepare this place for
siege, and freeing it from all useless
mouths and towards who might be
detrimental. 1 trust every thing will
go well and that we shall defend oar
selves With the vigor becoming so just
a cause and the honor and patriotism
oy which We are animated
Boston Centinel.
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NEw-OkLKANs. Iuly Q,

Afre broke ont yesterday morning
about two o'clock, in ST. Peter street,
near the Library, which ragged with
great fury, and threatened destruction
to all the back past ei the city, and for
two, hours bahled all the exertions and
labor that was made to stop it. The
buildings adjacent were chiefly old
wooden ones, and caught Are like
finder; adeed to this, there was a
strong current Of wind setting from
the northward and eastward, which
fortunately luiled a little after three
O'Clock. The loss is great, aad con-
fined chiefly toPoor people, whose pro :
perty was not ensured. Between 40
and so dwelling houses were entirely
consumed, many with all their goods
and household furniture in them.
, This city has notswitnessed such a
dreadful FIRE since the year 1894,
when almost the whole cisy was con-
sumed.
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FROM LONDON.

We were politely favored with a few
London papers of recent dates, which
contain nothing of much importance
but what has been published. The In
lammasory pieces in the federal papers
OF this country, favorable to England
and adverse to our own government,
are extracted with avidItv into the
Londonspapers. Twenty.oue English
prisoners in France, who had distin-
gnished themselves in extinguishing a
ti5e in Auxonne, had been liberated by
Napoleon, with reward of 6 months
pay to each. One of the papers says,
/" Every possible precaution both of a
naval and military nature, has been
taken to provide for the embarkation,
and protect the retreat of the British
army in Portugal, in case of irretriev-
able disaster ~ Several riots had ia
ken place in England among the local
militia. The journeymen of num-
Der OF trades in Loudon had formed
themselves into combina,ioi~ for the
purpose of forcing the masters to pay
higher wages. They were to be in
dicted for conspiracy.
Providence Pher;v
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NIX. GIRARDIN, having preferred
situation on the hill for his esta.
blishment.

biishment,
K HE SUBSCRIBERS can with n,e,s,-a
assure their friends, tina. the business
OF the Academy, whereof l.. IL. Girar,,.o.
-. ooyie & John Wood, have al rresent
tne administration, viii, from the sr rs
sept mex, be Conducted by Tn n, win The
Cooperation OF MIR. Cruso.lcs. ia-e p teasi,.
er IN the College of Baltimore "a French
gentteman o. great requirements AS wen
III Classics and Mathematics as IN his n,
tive tongue. -.
The advantages resulting to youth from
inns association will be of great consequence
TO the inhaoltan's of R5cfimond and ire y;
cinty. More time ond attearon vii -.
applied to English, Latin and Greek C,as
sizes =sthe fees Tor Futon reduc I'd TO a rea.
sonsoie Standard, AMI the mind he direc.
'eo 70 useful and early practice, as well
as tneorys In Mathematical and mercan.
tile studies.
They will limit to that number which
may appear most reasonable TO the ma
rents ard themselves, the teachers viii
De equally fesponsiple ~ their depart.
mems, excepting the French teacner.
whose hours of attendance will DE hmi.
ted.
In discipline the same order and har.
mohy shall be preserved in all depart.
.>7'N"t I'll AT Has} iJL DSdTv tufef wars.
been kept up by ID. Doyle in his depart.
ment, il snail be neither indolen,iy lax
nor tyrannicaly severe SG
The prices concluded on as most rea.
sonable, will be,
For English, including History, Geogra-
phyy, Beiles-Lettres. Book Keeping aud
Mathemasics,-Per quarter, 8 dolls.
For the above WIN Latin and Creet
dolls.
ror small Glasses in Spelling Reading
Wrltag and Grammar, s-so do,,s. 81
ihis establishmenr win have in v;.a,
utuity, not os,eptation-Aands, s ohisct Lii
De 70 give thatknowledge of the E.ny,,so
Language of the Class les, and of tb. M,
thematlcs, which will considerrblv f,e,,;
tate the completion of a cojlec,a,e es'.a
ton. enuSa'
it must be apparent to all, that. wbsre-
asthe English, Latin and Greek CIass;cs
as wen as Spelling, Reading. Wri,inr
ana arithmetic. and for the most narfS
Geography and the use of the GIoses
were taught solely by ID. DOYLE. for near
iy Two years in this Academy. when tbs
schooi was numerous, that, w6en An al
disionsi teacher of eqral capability is ad,.
ded, ~ number of pupils limited. and The
fees Tor tuition much diminished, thers can
be little doubt oil respectable and llsting
patronage.
d. DOYLE.
X. DABNEY.
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EARTHQUAKE.
Extract of letter from gentleman
at Smyrna TO his friend ae Bosom.

$3.50 A'fSGNA bDS-Ch,
Gated Feb. 10, 1910.
About midnight / experienced con-
siderable shock OF an ear.hquake, and
while at dlnner ntXt day the shock was
twice repeated. have since learned that
the same earthquake Was felt, in all its
terrific force, in the island OF Cgadia (the
ancient Crete )-That tie greater part
OF the city OF Csndia, and all ats fortihca.
tonss are entirely destroyed, and de-
s'ructive fire raging at inc same time ad (.
ded to the miseries Of tho wretched ID.
hahitants--,hat eish, yi,Iages in the neigh.
bcpfhood of CaBd,a are bur heaps OF rao.
ish and many thousand peopie buried in
the runs of their own DWELLINGS,, drowned
IN the rash of wafer or persisted by the
hre, tor ir seems as II all the els ments had
consspired in Vengeance against this unhap.
Py Island. fhe olive fields are destroy.
ed, and the most luxurant part of this
beautiful island exhibits at present bu, one
Mide waste of ruin, devastation, and death.
Inc carthqrakehas been Gas letters which
are received nention) felt in Cairo, Alex.
andria3 Malta, Sicily, and ali the islands
OF the Archipelago, IN many of which it
mas thrown down houses, and done other
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14
Natchez, July 2.
WEST FLORIDA.

We learn by an Intelligent gentleman
from West Florida, that there was gen.
eral meeting of the Inhabitants OF the four
districts forming the province IF New
Fsliciana, held at the plantation of the
late Mr.. Sterling, near St. Fran,isvillr, &
appointed John Rhea, John JOHNSON, Will.
liam Barrow, and John Mills, esqrs. ali
men of respectability and influence in the
country, deputies to meet, at the house of
MIR. Duval, ST. John's Plains, some day
next week, TO take into consideration the
peculiar state OF the couatry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14
George Town, I'd. C.) Aug. 8.

A Mr. J.. Minor, Of Balston, y. X. has
invented mill which supercedes the ne.
cessity ct dsm. The wheel resembles
- sails OF a Windmill, the extrcmities Of
- hoats immersed IN the current. There
Nc .iEnumerabie places where such mills
might be erected to advantage where y.
dSm. could conveniently be raised By
such eonstructiops mills might be erected
On Eoek Greek, between this AID the CT
~ the tide operating both ways, and tie
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14
New York, August Q
New York, August 9.
DIED-At IL o'clock yesterday, the
Hon. JOHN BROOME; Lieut.. CO.
vernon OF this stase--aged az years.
Philadelphia, August 10.

Phiiadelphla, August TO-,
BY the Portuguese brig from St.
Michaels, arrived at New ork, it,
formation is received, that on the a4th
of June, a small village 81 f.liies froa
St. Niichaels, calico Cozas, was sunk
by an Earthquake, in which many fa-
Tniiiesl were swallowed up. Those
Who &caped, fed TO. 81. SMIchaels,
<herethe shock was senribly felts
l Whs& the village stood, there was
NOTHING to be seen but water, which
was aeitated asif boiling. The ipha-
bitan,s In the vicinity of Cozss aed
to the mountains being apprehensive
of another shock. Many distressed
families are left without shelter. But
very few lives were lost, but most of
the property in the village was de-
stroyed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14

that siey take an oath, that tn ey srcscy
to the observance of certain things. bv
which they become, ieso facto, the
saoorn foes ofevery other citizen of a
different creed. WHAT are we 60 think
OF club of this kind in the very heart
OF the community, directedby> so prof
ligate political character as Robert
Goodloe Harpsr? VINO knows to
what deadly aud destructive purposes
this combination of swearers may not
be prostituted? Who Knows bu, thew
may be united on the same principle of
n1urderous inteut AS was that bloody
nand OF secret asssssins whom it was
proposed TO organize at the commence.
ment OF the French revolution but
froA which fraternity the atrocious
mind even of Robcspierre shrunk with
horror. Washington himself has ex-
PreSsfy discountenanced ci,t6s of all
sorts ; and yet these associates, pre-
tending to revere Washington affect
ing to follow his advice, enter into the
very thing which he forbids, and thus
their very existence is proof of the
hoitowness of their professions of fol-
lowing his precepts.
MARRIED, On Saturday night last.
by the Rev. a. Foster, Mr.. SVEN
JUSTICE, to Miss SARAH PAR
Ten both of this City.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14

rerce. TIE principles CT our cous;itc.ion
H government remain ubchanged--
and go long as they shall endure, and the
integrity OF the federal union shall CONT.
rue unimpaired, americans may rejoice "
the freedom, soveteignty & Independence
al the United States. They shall srdu,s
iYsysr.SsBy cut brave fathers nemories,
~ the. a~il shades oil revolutionary mar
ArS isswsar they shall endure forever
II, .though individuals may perish, truik
rude blasts of tyranny may
blow nom every quarter, but iiesdom rs a
lazy plant that will survive the tempest,
ands'ilke an everlasting root IN the most
|uniavofable soil.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-14

Many distinguished members Of
rarlia ncnt are endeavoring TO ameli-
crate IN laws Of the country that pro.
vide tor the punishment of criminals.
and obt$in the establishment OF peni-
tertiary houses as in the U. States.
10.
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Amer.

ExtraG of letter from an officer On board
the figaie United Sta,eS, dated Hamp.
ien Roads august 3rd, to his friend IN
tins city.
io-ynorrcw we sail on Cruize should
the wind prove favorable in company with
The President, Constitution, Wasp & Ar.
Gus-~i am inclined TO beiieye cur cruize
viii be long one.'
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BALr1MaRR, Anr. I'M.

TIE George Dyer, arrived yesterday
in 6 days from Bordeaux, hasNlspaiches
for goverpment from General Armstrong,
which have been forwarded By yesterday
mornings southern mail
DIR johnson, who came passehger in the
above vessel. we are informed, mas com.
piele list ofali The Amer,cae vessels under
seizure in the ports under Bonaparte's con
,Jkci.i This geoilemaE, with Mr. Ronald
,sah d Philadelphia, ard some others. left
Ahe vessel off the capes oi Virginia, and
wepfoo board sohr. for ~. York, winch
hssboi as yet arrived.