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STOCKHOLM, Marc6 90.
ROYAL DECREE.

Know all men by these presents, that we .
CharEs XIII. having IN the third article o.
che treaty Of peace concluded with the en-
neror Of Russia, dated the 18th Of Septem /.
ber Iask, agreed 90 adopt such measures as
should be regulated BY the treaty then a
boz, TO be sntersd into between Sweden,
France and Denmark, for enforcing the con.
tinertal system, ordered, in our circular Of
the 9th ofOcl. last, that no British vessels
or ships of war should after the time therein
mentioned, be permitted TO enter our ports
and further, in the third article ofthe treaty
with the emperor of France, Of date the 9th
Of January last, having fully and in every
respect acceded to the continental system
bound ourselves to shut our ports against
the trade of Great Britain, and not permit
the Importation of English goods or manu-.
features, of whatever description, or in
whatsoever vessel the same might arrive t:
And, whereas, having relinquished the per-
mission we reserve to ourselves in the trea.
~ with his majesty the emperor of Russia,
ofimporting colonial produce, we now only
retain TO ourselves the power TO import salt,
Suficisn! for the consumption of our king.
dom; farther, TO fulfil the treaties with the
said powers, we hereby graciously COM
mand, that on and after the Gath Of April
nrxt,Sno goods shall be imported, neither
on psying the duties nor in 'tranSitu, which
belong TO Great Britain and ireland, the CO.
lonirs or countries underline influence of the
British government, or goods Of any de-
scriptlon whatsoever, loaded, 10 vessels from
Great Britain or arY Of her dependencies,
be admitted into our ports; and that all
cesseS, Under IUhGts0ever flag, rrhicA shall
btPrOesd to carry such :SOadS, as drenbt fir.
nished sVHh tertLfcatss and deruments to
certify me origin and FIJI bArtieEGars Sftheir
cdrgScs tr6m' tie parts o G46iHg, shall upon
therr arrivaI IN our ndrb6r BE orGited eff,
save and except such vessels N are solely
laden with salt, the 'impertaCiGh 6fWhiGh,
from Ill foreign cOh6tfisS, We permit in yes.
sely Rot belOngi6g 20 his Britantiie majesty
or bissubirrts. For the EAR execution Of
nur-dseree, We eosamsE6 al 6fficeTs and
persoGs IN our service, 20 exert their utmost
vigilance, IA strictly Gxa mining the papers,
certificates and documents Of all vessels that
nav arrive, agreesbH to the gracious sepa.
raIe command We on this subject shall or
NAV hsVe.
Given at our Court ofStockholm, &c.
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The seizure Of american property In the
ports Of Holland, Naples, and Spain is al
once prOsf positive that Bonapartsis deter
mined there shall no longer be any ueutrals
upon the continent Of Europe - what few
governments yet hold nominal sovereignty
hold it upon the tenure Of his will-SwedeR,
Denmark, and Prussia It 10 known could mo.
resis: him single day, the independence Of
the Hanse-TowuS is totally destroyed, and
neither Austria nor Russia havetYe will or
ability to resist him, and European Turkey
is, as to US, a mere nonentity-Spain and
Portugal, hitherto called independents, arc
probably by this time numbered with the sub
iugated nations of Europe. In this state of
things it is an interesting 'query-where is
the enterpri1ing American merchant to seek
out an honorable and profitable trade? Tie
answer is, that if we act with justice to Dur
selves, il resisting the Infamous conduct Of:
France, we have Great Britain and her de-
Tendencies, Spanish and Portuguese Atneri-
ca, and the Island Of St. Domingo, a trade
scarcely inferior to any which We have ever
possessed; but if the same pusillanimous
policyis 70 he adhered to which we have Tor
some time pursued, We may shortly expect
to sse ourselves In tile same situation as uh-
fortunate Holland, name left without an ex-
istencs. French CUSTOM House Officers,
backed by French Soldiers, are in 'thas case
what We have every reason to expect, and
what the experience Of other hatioas before
our eyes oughtto convince us we shalfre-
'teive. IN this view of the subject, can there;
be question as to the mode Of cshdHct which
this haiion ought 10 pursued Let our Iner-
chants arun;thAir vessels apd repsl tie stasEd
Which may be made Upon them, while'pur-
suing a fair trade, int there cannot be a doubt
but BoiaParte and. his .r,ifEan' will quit tic
contest, when they End there is tothihg ODE
gained but dry blows. BonapaEte does hot
Fight without an object, When no pluhaer
can be obtained he will be willing to abstain;
at any 'rSte he cannot have it in his power, do
what we may, TO treat us worse than he has
done, and If we are rewarded for DUR forbear-
ance by robbery, resistance cannot place US
in worse situation, tho it must be confessed
thatteSistance now, will be good deal like
docking the stable door after the horse isst6-
len; but smother Old adage may eomforsuss-
IL 10 mrver roo late 70 do good.
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Samuel Adams.
TO the admirers of the French
Language.

FFHE French joG~al under The title Of
- L'HEMlSPHERE, appears every So
xurShy afternoon at PhiladeIphia, in pam.
rhle,s OF Is pages, IN two columns, IN large
octsyo, printed with handsome type md
conducted with care and inpsf6slity
L.'fnmiaMerr binds itself to Publiah facts
and The most interesting articles, - may b
eeen Ss the numbers already pubhshed,
which ere derusited at the Ofhes Of the A.
lexahdris GSAettA where the Admirers OF
tke french Language can subscribe They
Are requested to make application iInmedi-
AMY md ID give thsit support 10 . Journal,
Itfch has need Of, enconrsgemens. The
'prisssFsubscSipdoh 10 n. Daaly' Per aan.
,rsyshlo d adymee. -. - - = ;,
1SaS9S '.'
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Domestic Manu}dctureS.

THE Domestic Manufacture Company
offers for Sale at their Warehouse on
King street., super6ns and coarse broaG and
narrow cloths, mlHd and plain cassimeres,
rassine,s and sdttInets, fustians, Jeans and
tSiR'd nauk4ens, variety Of vest patterns,
coarse and fine hats. buttons, printed calicoeS,
shauis AID bed spreads, countcrp1ne, table &
towel diaper, wild and plain chalRbrays.
cinChams, checks, stripes, bed ticking, t%ll'd
and plain cotton sheeting, and shifting, cot
ton hose, aax sheetins and linen, coarse and
fine cotton yarn, hacked and rough FAX, tiax
wheels and cut reels, hackles, weavers reeds,
spades, .hOvsls, scyshesS siekles, saddle-
trees, girthing web, glue, wrapping paper
AID large assortment Of Columbia Ware.
John Macleod, AGENT
June ~. cost
NJ Wanted, an assistant or apprentice:
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Ten Dollars Rezcara.

RAN AWAY from the Subscriber N ss-
,furdAy night The 17ts Instant a.neSro woman
WOMAN win = fulleye. Had Oh when she
went away Rohnespun linen pe,ticoat and
shift ;sGd lindsey jacket, but took with her
suRdry other cloaths. tits probable she may
change her name and call herself Mrs. Brown,
a. she HAS husband in George-ttwh or the
city, Who is u free man by the maine Of Wit
jam Brown The above reward will be paid
for .atptehending and securing said runaway
so that E:get her again, and reasonable char
yes If brought home.
Di&eult Run, Hear Cap,ain1
Wiley's tavern, June 81. cost
N. B. Masters Of vessels and others are
cautioned against hafboring or carrying her
off,,
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY, April go, 1910 from the
III sUbscriber living near Montgomery
Court House, Maryland black fellow nam
ed TOM, bat make no doubt bat he WIN
change HE name he is 81 or 20 PEARS o.
age, 5 feet Q or siDehes high, clumsy made'
he ha. scar on his forehead and Q scar
On his right foot between hiS toes, hiS
fore teeth stand wide. lie took with him
Alack and white spotted dog. whoever ahes
Up SGid fellow and ssenrss him 20 thar SeS
him again shall receive the ahove reward.
Thomas Clagett:
y. D. Masters Of vessels and Others are
cautioned against hatSeFiAg Or carrying on
aid tellOE.. ir~--. s.'''l -
lUae,S....:,-. IswSt"
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t. Caution.

nN'the Cd day Of November, 1907, IPurS
~. chased negro boy OF zhomas Wheeterv
for 3ss dolls. SO cents; and at the same time
I;paid him II dolls 'ss cents, as per his re-
ceipt in my possession; and;passed my note.
for 26l dolls s. cents, payable at a distant
pc Rod. In 1908, paid him: IL dolls. 25:
cents, and obtained credi. on the note fork
some TIME last yelr. I'hare also assumed to.
pay Tor said Wheeler a sum. whichtogether
with the amount he owes me On open de-.
count, I expect will about settle tile balance
on the note, Having repeatedly sought =
settlement with Wheeler without effect, and
it being suggested to me that It is eonteui-
plated to trInsfGr tire po.es without giving
credit for my account, have thought proper
to caution Ill persons against receiving it. as
lam determined not pay my more than have
assurncd toPay Until I get a fair settlement, ,
and should there by any thing due It viii Do
paid. ..-r}E 49, 49, ~ ~.
I have Been thus particular, az az, improper
atfempt has besh made 10 saaxs faiSs 7nprss>.
GioIs. 80. = - : ~ - $500
James III. Blake.
June 20. Y2ij .... 81,
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.op Wilson, black man, cook, Of the ship
Margaret aforesaid. also George Jones,
seanan, shipped at Naplss, his place Ofna'
sirity uDknOwn. Is - ~
. Left on the wreck 81
Picked up lathe boat IS
IS Tota IS
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~ Noffck

IRE 8 Members Of Che T1sbiAsto
az IA iexxagig ira, Win please %
.sSks nosice, shSitj ) ilesnikf ffated Mset-
Sd sc slie said Soeiesg viii be beidat
s. Bsodags HaktIi n Alexandra, on
"Wednesday The fourth of fully next,
az ten clock In the forenoon The
Society win move iiip procession pre-
cisely at eleven O'Clock to the EPisco-
Pd Church, where Sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Barclay. :,
B1.S,aey Of the Standing Committee.
= :. -. e. DENEALE, Ste'v.
:. June S6.' :: = =. !. :.
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H RRifAhgAAEE sssii III .s pazs
"a foy hause bkssiness3 sl,s 4: -
:daaarscas md sodet iAof tcrsns
]. John IA. Manleys
Kins sfrsef Alsxaadsis, mar "A. Hstyyss I
June 81. : - = : 9 3 soSsss 1
Pubic Sale.

80 sVx$H sWfLt, Ud Me {H019sCus 80 "a - -
$ A piece ct Eround, with the
Improvements thereon, situated in The towA
Of Alexandria, upon The North side " prince-
'streSt AID to the westward OF Regal atfs<e,
and bounded rs follows, VII. Bsgin1iag upon
Prince Stfsst st'the distance Of - seet,eincAs
ies @ the westward If Royal street, and rln
hing thence ndsthwardIy with line pafstisk
to Royal street 'ss feet 10 q s Feet alley -
thence with the line 'bf The 'said alley, we,t.
wafdly, 4s feet inches; thence southwsrdA
y. with line parallel TO Royal street, ss
Feet to Prince street: thence with PnncsA'
streettu'the beginning.
Tie Improvements hpon .his; piece ot
ground consist Of ia excellent dwelling hoase
Sndother convenient hodses suitable .fof the
accommodation Of family. This properly
has lately BEEN In, the occupation of Mr.:
Fo#ie. II IN bsbdd! on.a' credit Of s, : and
n montks, ,sornhtss negetiabss In the'b bank
Of Alexandra, with approved rndorscrs. A.
lisnIw also be'reqditSa tp6n the properly,
to setdre the!payfnents. f 40
Thomas ;Swahn, Attorney
For Thomas Ashley.
Time ~ d.. ill.,. ,eofs r.
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Cavalry Orders.
1pae n.

THOSE gentlemen who now belong to the
troop of Cavalry, as well a. those who wish to
Jotnlt, arc requested to attend at B'ook's ta-
vsrn, on Thursday evening, the 2slh'instant,
for Che purpose Of choosing two officers and
making arraSgemeht for celebrating the 18th
ef1uly next -, =, 80
b. order Of cstt. FGto. ;K p. cus1iis.
Jofeph H. Vaudeville,
Fret Lieutenant.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~.

The Mary Southwiek, arrived az Bossoa
'iu - days from Gosteuburg, reports. the
ships Allegaay, capt. Morris and SophiIia
csptsiu Ni'Intire Of Georgetown, colGuhi4,
as having been spoken on the coast Of Swe-
den. 81 49,. ....- '
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: F1 Mteing Of me Company Of Yo.
lun,eer Blues-is 1ttguesfea az M. lMatts
s1weyn, ON Thursday Evening next uts
s'risrk, 90 dusidris gf hs Company. -
By Order. . s., = .-.
koBERT CRAY, lie Stsxt
,- fno. @Si = ..... e, - aE,N
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Entered,
Sleep Hero, Sampson, N. YOrk=-shos'
Ito Charles Paseoe, and CAndles,, &c. to
,John c. Ladd.
CLEARED,
8, Brig Mary-Ann, David'On' Madeira~
by James Patton &C..
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Candles, Rum and Coffee

40 boxes mould and dipt CandieA
81 hogsheads Molasse',
40 barrels and s hide. New Rum,
3 hhds. West. india dittO.
EandiNg from the schooner EhEaoetN YET
Tain NeweOmb, from Boston, and tor sSa'
" John G. kAdd.
June ~. ..'.
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For Kent "'@ :.
a CONVENIENT sWo seCEy ffane Dwe1
"A taesesaas, sItaRNe On. Cameron stree
AaaRssASs. AsaSA md PiGe. ssrsets' Apply
70 AS !. 49, eEis,k"s
go -: ;, 9tIoha @. Ladd.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY, on the 9Th of last month";,
from the subscriber, iivins, in Prince WnIiar'A
county, near, punfries, Virginia, black
man, named JEFFERY, 2s.er 80 years old,
about feet or incsss hssh>-he D shosa
maker BY trade, ha. got = remarkable scar In
his forehead 'ocesioned the Hek OF =
horse, which was tepaihetS iAhe was seen q,
few weeks. ago Oh clio road aBo,S two mites
from Hay Market. Whvsses secures The said
fellow 80 tina. get him askin, shall receive,
the above reward. s,-
kukStannon.
'1uHe 3I-a7. ~ detiawst
=. " Mr.. M'fntife, ofl;cesbarg, and Mfr,
Thurpson, Of Frederick Town, are req1est.
ed to insert the above advertisements twelve.
lime. In their respective papers. aud SEND
their accounts to this Office for payment.
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IF Bank Ss0ck. !, /, I

CASH Will be given for aavesEs
Shares Of Alexandfh no Potomse Saal
s''s :. Nee : : : y .assl sss.
,lps ~ & I,
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in .fsia, where, for ages, man Las been the
slave Of slaves ;,in Eurche, Where its foot
steps have been marked by blood and torturcs
and lastly and more lengthily, be dwelt upon
the att. npt made by England to enslave the
Americans and bow the lofty spirit OF free
men to her cadaverous influence Their
brave and successful resistance he portrayed
in glaring and pathetick language. He re-
minded the citizens that Inscriptions OF graft
lude were due TO God, and he concluded by
patriotck wishes, that the blessing of free
dom might he extended and perpetual.
After the Oration, the citizens pattook OF
"a cold collation.. The cloth being removed,
Toasts were drank, intersperced with appro-
pirate Original Songs, under the discharge OF
cannon.
The gathering of citizens from thirty and
even sixty miles distant---some on foot, some
Oh horseback, single, and in clusters, and
without leaders or previous arrangement,
strikingly resembied the irregular rallying to
the battle, consummated by the victory now
celebrated. The resemblance III another
view was equally striking--the enemies OF
liberty, non as then, Stunned the encamp-
ment of STARK and his brave Compariots,
aud from similar motives--their Joys and
their treasure were elsewhere.
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To De continued. }

We hear from Washington, says late
3 dumore Whiy, that the dispatches lately
brough, from M. Pinkneyin the ramaahmaAh
have been forwarded 10 the Secretary of State,
but are quite unimportant
That accounts are received from Paris, Of
the in,ercession of the Epperour of Austria
with Bonaparte in favour Of Ferdinand VII
and that the Enperour would give him his
81 daughter in marriage-prosided Napolc.
on would restore him to the throne of Spain,
or otherwise provide for him.
That Buoa parte meant to propose terms
OF peace to England.
On these ,opcks there was much specula-
ton; some pronounoing it impossible that
Bapnapartc could or would degrade his broth.
CT Joseph to raise Bourbon in his stead !;
Others arguing the contrary, from the circum-
stance of the monument erected to Louis
AVl that If the Young Empress and her
family had obtained Buonaparte's consent to
thai measure, they might carry thir influence
farther.
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10 Jhsn'y lis deLui.e iaiicns ycu Wv, v,:rcs.
SEQ theiuthless vengeance, viii Whitl, u.s
Iohticai teaser has since IuiFltC re, al u e
expense oil every thing soCred 10 CeiiCaoy, 30
truth, and candour. You h,ve seen his ilh-
ful coadJntor, the lega,ec CT Lurl's resent
ment<, man who has sealed his own inlar,v
In the attempt 10 effect ny ruin. come ior-
ward with volume OF msbuiactured repclts.
falsehocd and perJuries, hued 10 The oece-
sion ; and you have behelG a hundred pens
and presses operating against me. when dis
tsnt, absent, and ofitIiIp ny health and life
10 the publick ser,io. but il vould swell
this appeal TO volume, old ] atttnpt 10 oe-
velope the systematick schemes of yencearce.
by which have been hunted to the pies.nt
hour.
Thus pressed and prosecuted, haveno
resort but In your virtue and good sense
make il in confidence that YOU will suspend
your opinions. until present YOU with the
only defence in my power TO offer and it il,
the course Of the exposition, which has bec,,
forced upon me, ! should be obliged to infic.
wounds, where nave been desiruus to spare
feelings, the duty " hicE owe to the chatacI
ter OF soldier, 10 ny name and fniy, md
the sense OF my wrongs must excuse me-
No calumny shall force me from the S..
lence now impose on myself. shall make
a brief record OF ali the sianders, W hich may
reach my knowledge, and will a,iendto Lhep
IN their proper place. But, be!ore | close
the present Address, ct nsidcr it my duy
solemly 10 pledge my honour, that ! shall
bring proofs from authrntick sources TO pug
to shtne the plo,use oferrgs which have
been made to effect my dishonour as a citizel,
soldier, and a chief, by long iis OF w.iin:
witnesses, whose pass on, prclutices ard le-
sentiments have interested them in my des-
trustiOn. The war Of an individual against 4
host, is enough to stagger the s;outest heart,
but habit has placed me above diihcultic sand
under the protection of that Almighty Power.
in whom trust, l will succeed.
FELLow-CITIzEKs
crave not forgiveness for offences
because have committed none
seek not to excite your snpathy- s
because l am conscious have deserved it,
But ! invoke that justice, whchis guaranteed
to oil by the sacred Charter of the Land, and
constitutes our pride, our beast and common
security-Let me be heard before condein-
nation.
IA: WILKINSON.
Vdshnyfon, .9ngnst IL, 1910
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B.qTTLE IN PORTUGAL.

BY the above arrival, VIC have received
Lisbon paper of the Slsf Juiy which con-
tains the following particulars of an action
fought on the Goa, small river in .frort Of
he advanced cor1s Of me English army.--At
bridge OF that river, Gen. Crawford was in
trsnched with between 4 and 5000 troops,
wiz d few pieces Of Artillery and two How
itzers--on the 24M July, were attacked by
Gen. LoiSon, with between and 1000 men.
The attack was made with great fury, and re-
pulsed with equal constancy. The French
thence passed the bridge and were thrice
repulsed at the point of the bayonet. The
loss OF the French was between and 500 4;
that OF the English and Portuguese 377 Rank
and File, and IS officers allies took
several prisoners, and many OF the French
deserted. The Lisbon paper contains many
exhiiirating remarks on this repulse Of tho
enemy. They add, that the great object of
the movements and operations Of the French
army, is to cut OF the advanced corps of the
allied prmy under Gen. Crargford but there
is no other account Of any army operation,
than the above.
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LATEST FROM LISBON.

letter received last evening from Mr.
Low, of Gloucester, to the ErchaMge Ce6ce-
House, contains the following Information :---
/" Arrived here this morning. brig augustus,
Davis, 26 days from Lisbon with Soh and
Merino SHEEP, to HIM. Sargcanf, and others.
The Shech are said to be far superiour TO any
imported into this country. Capt. d. says, .
British General, with an army of 1000 men
was attacked by the French, and Obliged to ,e-
treat with considerable loss. The inhabitants
of Lisbon were in good spirits, having no Gear
OF the French getting possession Of that City
at present. Capt. ID. left great many -
mericans at Lisbon, markets good.
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b. fie shp Mignct. MYetoI, ar at Philadelphia,
SOFA ah aioiees are received fon 'Iadiz,,o the 2Sfh
july df 'Oiich time n' occnreace Of Importance had
taken Place
Fifteen Thousand of the British and Span.
ish troops wcie cncampcd beyond the walls
OF Caliz Oh the Isla.
Nlthing is said Of the defeat Of General
Crawtord's division--anl the account of that
action received by vessel, which left CAais
on the 18Th of July, is said To De Incorrect
Flour had fallen in price, to Si2 and Was OF
dull sale.
A distant cannonadc AMI bomblrdmcnt
were con,ialcd bciwcc, he French AM the
GARRISON bur with little sGsc: oa either side.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
BOSTON, oeftemoer ID, 1910.
FROM FR.1NCY.

Letters from Wiscasset, announces the ar
rival there OF the Sch. Betsy, Coo'abs, from
Belfast, which OH the IAN .dugust, in lat. 43,
lon. A., spoke the ship INN, So days fiom
Rayonne, with ONE HUNDRED AND EIoHTy-
FIVE american Seamen on board, being part
of the crews OF american vessels Condemned,
in France. lillian Lee, Esq Ia.;c Consel os
the United States at Bordeaux, was on board.
The INN was short of provisions. Two Of
the .gmerican Seamen where put On board the
Betsy.
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LlfPORT.fNT.

Captain Tucker, of the sen. Spring Bird.
"a days from Bayonne. advises that !, had
been reported, that Gen. Armstrong had ef.
feted all accommodation with tho French
Government and that the report was so far
confirmed tho daY he sailed, tAn II was gen.
e.Nlly hcleveS.
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From the National Mtelhgnncer.
Huntington, .7uguss II.

Huntington, .7uguss IL.
GsETLEnEN,
will thank you TO give publicity to the en-
closed Address 10 the PEOPLE, and shall feel my
self obliged by ALL whose hberaiily and candor may
incline them TO republish it,
With rerpect, am, &c.
IA: WILKINSON.
Messrs. SMITH e GALES,
Editors ef the National htelkgencer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS
FROM THE GREEN MOUNTAIN FARMER.
THREE THOUSAND
FIRE l. NJ EN- RE EJOICIN

In cpmmemmoration Of the GLORIOUS VIC
TORY Achieved by .7.HERIC.iN P.l1.
RIOTS, Commanded by the Veteran
GENERAL JOH.F STARK,
over the British, IIessians, Tories, and Indians,
on the Heights OF W~lloomsack, the
10Th of August, I777.