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a Mill :. small Farm for sale.
Nay 90, Ieio


hI!lL certainly be sold at public auc.;cr,
w on the ga day of June next on The pre-
misses, Merchant and Glst hlll, with 81
acres of highly manfred land, which has pro-
dnced 20 bushels Of wheat, and 60 bushels Of
corn t, the acre, with complete brick dwell
ilhg~honse OF modern finish, and necessary
CIT buildings for every con,fort. I; is mi.ss
below the ised Lion Tavern, New Castle ccun-
y, DA., On the road to Dover, under good
lcnce, and the mill just repaired md at work.
with ii is g acres of woodland, and a.res
prime marsh meadow at a small distance, and
VIII be sold separate or together. The terms
VIII be credit, bat generous discount secured
tor cash payment TO accommodate monied
men.
The property would peculiarly suit persons
Ct case and industry, and especially those from,
the lower: counties Of Delaware or Yves, .lsr-
sey, as the air and climate would rrv ,,le
from their own The public may be assured
OF SAFE, even at reduced price, having mo-
Yca !!om il fer that purpose.
:, Jesse Higgins.
n B. The whole NAV be had at private aa,s
Tor The low prce OF $500 dollars.
May 80, 1870. T.
il the editors Of the huror4 and the United
states Caz-t.e, vii! give the aoove place in
their country papers, their bills shal. e. paid
| at the post-office Wilmington.
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Lees Sovereign Ointment for tie
Itch.

A preparation which for Fieaiantnefs, cafe,
iafety and expedition, gives place to no app'i.
cation whatever--free from mercury, or any
pe,nicious ingredient, aud m attended with
that troubelomc and tormen,ing Gnart which
generally accompanies other medicines, prepa-
red fol The fame purpofe. This vegetable re-
NEEDY is 70 mild, yet efEicacious that i may be
uted wish the utInoit iAfety on the molt delicate
pregnant lady, or on child not wes,. old
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Lees Grand Restorative

Is recommended as an Invaluable medicine
Cor The fpeedy relief and permanent cure CT
various complaints which rent from dliipated
pleafures juvenile INSTRUMENTATION in
climates unfavorable to the conaituiion-;Ge
immoderste ufe of tea, frequent intoxication,
or any other deitru6tive intemperance-the I'M
ikiiful or executive use of mercury the diieates
peculiar TO females at certain period of life,
bal lyings in, &c.
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Tin, Llanned, Piatrd varca.

TIE manufacture Of tin ware is very extensive, and
Connecticut supplies the greater part Of the United
States with that article but the sheets always i'm,
ported. The manufacture of plated ware, principally
for coach makers and sadders, employs at Philade-
phia Is workncp; and the amount annually made
there exceeds one hundred thousand dollars. There
sre other similar establishments at Newly ork, Bs'ti.
mcr- and Charleston. - GaNdsia's Rebo,t
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rage, : Is SO uncoIAMoniy n,anhcent as to
oeggar al cription. II is embroidered all
over with diamonds, and the Intervals filled
with Maincs lace"--it cost about one hundred
thousand ac!lars.
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE. 1
The Boston Patro, Of Saturday, states Tive
republican nett gain to be 70.
A British national three ma.ted schooner, was, on
the 18Th inst cru1ing off Charleston bar.
Burr, after remaining TWO months on the frontiers
Of France soliciting leave enter it, at length sue
ceeded through the medium Of Mr. Pichon late French
minister here.
A Mr.. Moricr, formerly British consul in the Mo.
and nephew to the secretary of the Persian en-
bassy, is coming out to this country, but whether
charge DIES affairs minister resident have yet to
learn.
A general Demouties is coraieg Out to the Uniicd
States ii diplomatic character, but whether the
successor of general Turreau specs al envoy
emreror's aids
The Spanish gossfnmeht at Cadiz issued an edict
Wv iotii 1SoulS AL
the righIu sovereign Of France, offering the com
nandary of ST Jago and Alcantara price fer Ma.
po'eon Joseph dead alive aud the person appre,
htndng them to be enpobled
Wester's mill Oh tie James River canal, half a
nli'e above Richmond, consumed by fire on Sun.
day sc'enight, together With Cooper's shop-suppo
sed by ..eign. Ia the mill were between and 900
barrels Of our and than 1000 bushels cf wheat,
whcl were destroyed in the conRasration.
The Uni'ed States frga,e Constitution commodore
Rogers, accompanied by the Argus and Hornet gun
briggs, arrived OF AnnspoIis Wednesday last, fran
Naw-York. large ship, supposed 70 the fr'sac
| United States, went up the Delaware yesterday.
| DIED at Tyrngham, Mas. on the 9TH inst Giles
! 30etsor, Esq aged 49, At the capture of Bursoync,
tic commanded regiment Of militia.
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THE RE.N1AINDER!

1t requires some sagacity to penetrate the
sudden part OF story. when only one halt is
unveiled To learn the termination OF Burdett's
commitment, &c. haa exhausted the coplec-
lures OF many good guesstr.
John Bull seemed in passion, breaking
windows, huzSaing: and paradlng the Sweets
but, the ul= contemplate moabs!i trade Of
peltiDg windows, man,csts cicumscribed
views and low intentions unworthy Of men
who affect to think OF state affairs, cr 10 regard
the infringement of the constitution--in the
illegal warrant issued By the house OF com
mons agans, Burdett These bawl:ng, beer
house politicians, will soon giow weary o!
window breaking, go to doz. over their ale, aud
1t their rage evaporate in volumes OF tobacco
smoke. So says one. Another thinks, that if
the popular Burdett be conveyed 10 the tower,
that ancien, building will experience she fate of
the 6asf4e; that though the populace arc phIeg-
matte, sc, they are Isevering-and, If vio-
lence be offered to Burdett, that they will dc
more than Tighten the king and queen and
maids of honour that ambitious leaders will
seize the occasion to effect revclu,ion-of
which Westminster will become the central
point.
Othsrs say, that the ministerial faction, find
ing themselves so warmly opposed by the pco-
PIC Ci Inc lHetOpOUS, VIII compromise .lc
matter, or Father nuash The warrant.
Another objects: pride, malice and folly will
urge ministeriallsts onwaro---they will enforce
The warrant by an armed force, fire on the mob
it they resist; and thus erect the fortress oil
" underlined privilege" on the runs Of the laa,
pile of British freedom
Such are the mscrcants who win rule the realm
Such the black pirates that will seize the acm !"
That, be the people disposed as they may
for revolution, the presence OF an immense
military force, many Of them foreign Incrcena
fiss. will restore tranquility Immediately.
But, there are not d few who argur fayourar
bic results fom this con,motien who ina
s;ne, that oppression is become inoerablc, and
that the great body Of volunteers and militia
viii catch the split CT reform ana effect i.il
restoration Of Liberty.
1t is difficult perhaps to pronounce pro o.
Con but, however oar wishes d1as us one
way, u knowledge Of the ,Irg.:sl, charac's'
leads us another. " Arrant pc!it.ca! coward,
viii t''.ost probably suNtr theii' ivry to 60 ofi
ii SMOKE Bnt, tie event VII, produce ~ en-
uhily lnto political rights. ID.
TIE Peoples TEARS.
The t"S.: !repa,td i9r TIE il-w empress C
.5aNcs. :. ! 81; - ,.ts te,"ya. e ~ ,2.,r.
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Iaa,ter myself, sir. that the alterations
which may take place in the resolutions OF
your government, will dispose his Majesty
TO me asures more conformable to his views
and to those sentiments of friendship and
good understanding which the Kingis de-
sirous to exist, and which he wishes TO
cultivate with the United States of Anne
RIGA.
Accept, sir, the assurance of my very
distinguished consideration.
(Signed)
Tie Marquis Of GALLO.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30

Of unpara'l led ficacy in preventing and le
moving blemiRies Of every kind, part cu,arsy
trecklts, pimples, inAammatory relnels, icur!s
letters, ring-worms, fan.turns, pr;clsly -bea,,
premature wrinkles, &c.
The Indian Vegetable Specific.
For the cure of VeneTeal complaints.
Thoie Medicins having come into general
uie' icy are frequently parchafsd not only bv
druggists; but by country store keepers to lei.
again-in order that the purchafers may he
confident they have the original G,nnine hleli-
cines. wherever they purchaic they have hat
to obierve, that every article Of Med cine ha.
en- the ouiide wrapper, the iiguasurc Of tbs
p cpr etors,
Michael Lee, & Co.
(Latc Riciald Lee & Son.
Nay 90, 1910
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SALT FOR SALE,
In PHILADELPHIA,

In PhNadclphla' -
MTOT landing, from on board the ship Phil
~ aJclphia, az Brights' what, above Race
street. cargo of Cadiz SALT, Of the first
quality A-A from On board the ship IIalcyor,
Al the same place, cargo Of coarse SALT, first
o,.sllty, ire:,. the Isle Of Nav. Enquire of
JOSEPH HEN NOLDS,
No. SO, north Water 81. Phi'.
yyho intends kcepirg regular supply OF salt,
reasonable terms.
May l2, 1870. .;
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Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
Lees Genuine Eye-W ater

NV . oNitO11f1N w tttN''
A !oyereign remedy for all difeafes of the
Eyes, whether the effecs Of natural Weakness
or of accident, fpeedily removing. inhanma-
tons, deAuxions of rteum, dullnets, itching,
and films the eyes-never falling to cure
thofe maladies which frequently ilcceed the
fnall pox, meafes and fevers, and wonderfully
strengthening a weak fight. Hundreds have
experienced its excellent virtues when nearly
deprived Of fight.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion,

So celebrated among the fall,;onahle through
our Europe, as all Invaluable colnetic, pertccr-
~ innocent and free from corrc.i"e and rcpel-
'eat minerals, tls BATS Of other lotions end
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30
NORGE.

FsCRSUhNT 10 resolution of the hoard of
l. Directors Of the H,nk of Wilmington an,
Brandywne, the subscribers give notice thar
they will a,ienc'at the house of EG,sae2 Itoayst
on Saturday the second day of June ne%.. bctwesn
the hours of ten ~ the morning and six in the
evening, for the purpose of receiving the Third
instalnlcnt OF FIVE dollars per share on the capita
siocl. O. the said eoiipaay.
John Way,
Robert Hamilton
Joseph Robinson.
NJ IS, .s'o IL
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30
Lees Infa,libie Fever & Ague Drops.

For The cure Of Agues, 1emttant and Inter
militant Fevers.
Jhouanas can teitiy of keir being cured
by the,e Drops, after the bark and every other
medicine have proved Intellectual Not more
than one in a hundred have had occlGon 10
take more than one, and numbers not half a
bottle.
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Tooth Ache Drops.

The only remedy yet dilcovered which gives
immediate and laitins relief, in the mott isvere
instances.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30
Lees Corn Plaster.

All iniallible remedy for fpeedily removing
Corns, root and branch, without giving pain.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-05-30
Observation-Disclosures of it .

Observation-Disclosures OF 1t .
A Treaty is concluded between France
and Holland, the lo;h article is as follows.
All merchandise brought by American
ships into the ports of Holland, since Oct.
1909, shall be sequeslered and left ct the
disposal of the French government who
will dispose of the same according 10 cir
cums,ances arising on, Of her political rsia
tons with the United States"
7rade Of Boston.-Ia one rnon;h from April
81 to May 81, $50 vessels arrived AT, Boston
from foreign and other por's; aud 9b9 cleared
during the same time. Total arrived and cieas-
fer one month, $40.
The celebrated republican and maratine town
Of Mar5lehesd has elected to the Massachusetts,
Legislature, no less than sly CAPTAINS, and a
DIR. White some of the names are ominous ::
Captain Martin, Captain Bailey, Capt. Rlsom,
Captain plen,ss, Captain Hooper and Captain
Story. Every thing, says lie Salem Heelster, is
uo to our highest expectations. Wh'y,
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An ounce of prevention i; worth
pounds Of cue

1h ouhcc OF prevention l; worth
pounds Of cure.
Fer tile prevention and cure If Bilious aud
Malignant Fesers, is recommended
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.
The operation d lheie pills is perfectly
mild-fo as TO be ultd with iafety by perluns
n every iituation, and of every age.
They are cxcellently adapted to carry off
iupertiaous bile, and prevent its morbid iecte-
tions-ro rcltore aud amend the appetite, pro-
dnce free Precipitation, End thereby prevent
colds. Which are ofien Of fatal conlequenccs-
a dole never fails 10 remove cold, if taken on
its fiilt arpea' ance. They are celebrated for
removing habitual Observation-Disclosures al the
.tumach and i-vcre head aehe--and auglit TO
be taken by all portions on change of climate
They have been found remarkably efT1cacous
in preventing and curing aifot ders attendant
on long VOL ages, and ihou!d BE- procured and
carefully prciervet for ulr by every leaman.
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LEES

N9oTnl Destroying Lozenges.
4 Fned'cine which for lafety, efficacy and
extehilse uiethlneis, is not equalled.
This med cine, which is as Innocent and
mild as it is certain and eicacious in It's opera
ton, cannot iniure tie ilnai!eit infant, niou!d
no worms exis in the ody--but will wirhoat
pain or g ip;ng c!eanfe the ltomach and bowels
Of whatever is foul or o!teniive, and thereby
prevent the production of worms, md many
fita disorders.
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II PEST typPLY or
LEES FAMILY MEDICINES.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY
MATHEW Z. LOCKERMAN,
B,etsehtr, !WAmmgton.
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DIED. at Tyr;nghar. Mas. on the 4th inst. Giles
3aetson, Esq aged 70, At the capture of Bursoync,
tic commanded l. regiment CT militia.
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TIE PEOPLES TEARS.

The t"S' !repa'td i'sr tie h-w empress &C
.5A9cs. :. - y DIV a., -" 'e-'.ya! e t4r!,lar.
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MY %, ", VI
: Tic 24th being Sendav.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-01
N O T I G. E.

IS Those persons who have
not settled their accounts, will oblige me by
paying them to Richard II. Little, who is du.
ly authorised to settle my business.
Jesse Talbot.
July l3. law
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r GEORGE YOUNGS,

n GEORGE YOUNGS, re-
speeffully acquaints his friends and
the citizens of the Town and County
of Alexandria, that he regularly prac-
tees the law in the City Court; and
to all such bufnels as may be entruf-
ed to his care, he gives the mott po-
itive assurance, lhall be attended to
mott promptly and particularly.
June 80.
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that Bonaparte has got some millions from us,
to enable him 10 carry on the war somewhat
longer against the !" Tyrant of the Seas
The more especially, as the loss falls imme-
diately upon whatthe French and their friends
here call the Anglo American commercial
faction. That Bonaparte, with all his bawi-
ing for the Sc freedom of the seas hates com
merce, is a truism that can be illustrated
from the story of the fox and the grapes $500
Che fox, whose mouth watered for clusters
of grapes which hung thick on the boughs of
tree he could not reach exclaimed, they
are .our grapes So Bonaparte wishes to
extinguish trade that he can neither reach
nor participate in, and by which the English
and Americans alone were reaping the great
est advantages. Commerce is sour grapes
to him. 1t is strange our democrats have the
same reciprocal hatred to commerce, as king
Napoleon has.
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@ PUBLIC NOTICE.
Mechanic Relief Society.

II stated quarterly meeting efhe Me-
chanic Relief Society will be held at the
Court House on Wednesday evening next,
at z. o'clock. Punctual attendance IS re.
quested.
By Order ef the President,
JOIN MCLEOD, Sec'ry.
July %,
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Tohn Macleod,
July 49,.
The Subscriber having pur-

The Subscriber having pur-
chased the stock of Jesse Talbot, offers for
sale, at his shop on Fairfax street, near the
corner of King street, general assortment
of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SPICES, &c.
which he can recommend for their hurzty. A
share of the patronage of his friends and the
public is respectfully solicited.
Richard Fl. Little.
9th mo. 2lst.
Orders from the country will
be executed on moderate terms, and 10 a short
notice. Physicians and family prescriptions
put up with accuracy.
r. III. L.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii those who have claims against the
"A Second Legion of Militia of the district
of Columbia, are requested to produce them
with the amount thereof, on or before the LIST
day of August next, to Major Adam Lynns
paymaster.
John Macleod.
elk L. &. E.
July %. dtlstAug
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Flour at St. Croix, July IA, sixteen dol
lars; salt provisions very scarce.

Reb0rt.-The ship Superior, Loscombe,
from the Cape of Good Hope, has arrived
at the Lazaretto, below Philadelphia. She
is reported to have touched at Madeira,
whence she sailed the 24th of June. Her
supercargo, says the Philadelphia /" Demo
cratic Press" states that Z" he head at Ma
deira that Cadiz was bombarded." No
particulars accompany this report.-Federal
Gazette.
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MammouM Carriage, ON Saturday this
village was visited by four wheel carriage.
drawn by six horses, of extraordinary size
The felloes were IL inches wide, and the
carriage in length, and several other respects,
bearing equal proportion. THIRTY students
of Union College, were passengers on board
On first sight, some supposed it was one of
Jefferson's Gun Boats, broke loose from the
mud of the Potomac. in pursuit of 6 Copen-
hagen Jackson !''-Balston Ln Amer:
Remarkable. 1t was noticed in the town of
Pitts6eld, mass the morning of the 9th
ult. half an hour after sunrise, that there wa,
a considerable frost on the ground. There
has not perhaps been an instance of the kind
for several years in this country. 1t was
feared the gardens had sustained considerable
injury by it.
The followingis a copy of the letter from
the Emperor Napoleon to the Arcaduke
Charles, requesting him to ofhciate as his
proxy at the recent marriage:
81 know not worthier prince, greater
commander, than your imperial highuess.
The two memorable battles in which we
were opposed to each other in the late war,
made me so we'll acquainted with your me-
rits, and 80 covered you with glory in my
eyes, that am anxious to give to the world
a solemn proof of my sentiments in this re-
spect, by proposing to you my prince to
espouse in my place, and by virtue of my
full powers, my beloved Louisa, the future
empress of France. Be pleased to perform
for me this interesting act, which tends to
secure the tranquility of Europe and by
giving my hand to the princess Louisa to
efface every thing that is not inseparably
connected with "a perpetual friendship be-
tween France and Austria"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-04
SDollle8tir.
NEW YORK, Nov. %.
THEHTRICdL.

Last evening the inimitable Mr.. COOKE
made his first appearance On our boards i'm
the character Of Richard III. Such waa
the anxiety OF our citizens to see this cele
brated petforE;er, tina. the stree in front oe
the Theatre at an unusually early hour
was Crowded to degree beyond any thing
we ever witnessed upon such an occasion.
as soon as the welcome moment arrived.
when the doors were thrown open, the press
ioF auhlttance was so great, that it requir-
ed the strength of dozen Saiahsons TO keep
the Popuace from carrying with them the
doors, and even the sturdy door keepers.
Inc PIT, boxes and gallery, in few mo.
ments were crowded almost to suffoca ion.
we never saw so numerous, and at the same
time so respectable an audience. At the
usual hour ihecurtain arose but nobody saw or
heard any thing, until Mr. Cooke made his
de6ut. The reception which this gentleman
deservedly received was the warmest we
ever witnessed. We have heretofore seen
MT. Cooper in the part of Richard with de-
hsAt, out with respect to Mr. Cooke we
may say, we saw him with rGhture. Our
expectations were indeed highly excited. anss
IN no respect were we disappointed Such
an acquisition as MIR Cooke, is of no conn
mon Importance; and to the honor of our
cltIzens we have satisfactory assurance from
what we have already seen that his visit
to our shores will be profitable beyond all
precedent, both to him and to our mana
gers.
Mrs: Mason discovered powers Of acting
IN Lady Hnne. which will give a more in
delible stamp to her theatrical excellence
than she was before distinguished for
This amia5le and able actress is rising
rapidly, in the estimation Of a discerning pub
lie.
The performers, generally, acquitted
themselves to the satisfaction Of briliiant
aad very numerous audience. We lc0s,,
that our euyied city will ere long beeon
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BosroN, Nov. "a.

BOSTON. Nov. "a.
This morning arrived brig Constellation,
captain Leeds. 90 days from Lisbon, having
on board William Jarvis. ESQ. American
consul * family. Mr.. has politely ham,
ded us the following:
That an embargo took place on the 9Th
October. on all shipping which were requir-
ed to take fourth of their cargo and one
fourth OF the whole number of passengers
on account Of government, receiving a CON-
pensation. That the position Of the armies
remained nearly as it did on the 7th Oct.
excepting that the English had called in all
their out posts, which brought the French
within about leagues Of Lisbon, (i. e. TO
villa Francal on the margin of the Tagus.
z leagues on the side of the ocean, near
Mape, line between which was drawn by
each army.
| 1t was understood. that the French were
fortifying their position The English had
received about the 18th October, a reinforce
ment of 5000 troops from England, ireland.
and besides about the same number few
days before from Cadiz and Sicily. The
French army was computed at about 20 600
effective men the English at about IS 900,
and the Portuguese at IS 900, besides bo.
dy OF about the latter number of militia. -
The English had been joined about the 18th
Oct. by body of Spaniards Of 10000 men,
unuer Seneral ODonneH and the Marquis
OF Romano; the same which had by those
Generals been employed in Spanish Estra-
madura. Nearly 10000 peasantry had re
tired with the British army in consequence
OF Proclamation of Lord Wellington prior
to his retreat, which (although provided for
by the Government caused much distress
to those poor people
1t was tie opinion of Gentleman high in
Office at Lisbon. that no hope could be en-
tertained respecting the eventual success of
the French, and nothing but their being short
OF provisions would prevent their entering
! Lisbon, in short time; that the French
army was said to be better supplied in many
respects than the British. though it was
understood they were short of bread-that
the inhabitants of Lisbon, hoping for the
best, were however preparing for the worst
@1hat all the heavy baggage OF the English
Officers were daily embarking and the Bri
fish factory at Lisbon were about moving all
their effects.