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sob;ech Is 4 defensive war--d This defen'
siye war ought to consist in commercial re-
strictions.' "The public sentiment, now
ascertained, is for embargo, non intercourse
or non-importation." Il were better to
come out at once, and tell, what we doubt
not is the truth, that our administration
have apPeassd Bonaparte for the present
by telling him that I've would resist Great
Britain in such way as would be most con-
ducipe to his interest, with the same sub.
serviency as his dependent kingdoms in Eu-
rope, by excluding British merchandise. i;
and subsequently, perhaps by open war
Ronaparte has probably the promise Of uuar.
Cornucopia calls an embargo, not MUM
cipal regulation, but a DEFENSIVE wAR.--
VIII Napoleon be satisfied with this The
public sentiment, iss nozu ascertairea, says
Cornucopia. How is it ascertained? By
half a dozen of Bonaparte's scribbliug a.
gents in this country He may rest assured
that his writings in the Intelligencer will
not change public sentiment, nor make it
conform to his wishes. Embargo and non
Intercourse have been tried. Blind tcmeri.
ty only will produce second trial. The
last embargo was near producing civil COM
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The late rains have raised the Waters in
our river to such height that the tides have
overlooked most ofthe wharves in our city,
and for 80 or 40 miles down, We are IN
formed, that all the bank meadows along
the river are overlooked. PHI pap.
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Public Sale.
February -.

IN Sstu day the third day Of March next,
w., one o'clock in tho afternoon, will be
c:,posd, 10 sale before the door Of the Coffee.
House the aforementioned valuable Land, in
two LOT, lying within the limits Of the corpe.
ration f Alexandria, viz. III. -. . ~aG ].
EiAteen acres and +Sperehes, or there.
by, ba,hded by Gladen's Run, by the lands OF
Mr. a eyantler, col. Peyton, Mr.. Shsrron
and o,lsrs. ~ ~ ...'., %. j..
Eight seres, knswn by the name sfPsrtes'
garden bounded 10 part by Kins.strest cont.
nucd. the property OF col. Psyton, As
IiooE I'D the last mentioned lot. 80 w.
Thek lots Of ground aye understood 70 bs
peI iccB clear Of ths conflicting slalms which
have i{sly been sgitstsd with rsspet eo .
part 0 khe lard In THAR. vicinity. " e
A u 10 decd WILDE msds and immsdi..s
possession given. Tie purchaser Will bs
rcquir& toll give bond for the purchase me.
nty, pkable by equal portions In one, two,
md tfcs years, bearing interest from We
date, al lien retained on the property Nv
paynd. l., :,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Feb. Is.

THE subscriber, after lapse Of time
4 necessarily consumed in the prspara-
ton Of his house, respectfully announces to
the citizens of Alexandra, as we'll s. the
community at large, that he has taken for
term OF years that noted and eligible estab-
lisnment kt.own by the name Of the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr.. Gadsby,
whose distinguished abilities as Publican
gave it an eclal which the subscriber hopes
To preserve by his unremitted exertions in
aaording to all those whe may confer on him
the favor Of their patronage, genteel and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
plici,y of conveniences attached to the City
Hotel, and will only submit description to
that portion of travellers who have SO gene
rally altes,ed its numerous advantages.
James Brook.
February -.
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COMMUNICATION.
" 1t is my kno,pn that The Senate 7viN re-
jcct Dir. II7con's Bill"

"N is no:v knopn that III. Senate 7viN re.
icct Dir. M1con's Bill"
In short W. are all at los. Whist to do till
we Gun hear from Europ-, but majority OF
both parties are good and true men, and
would act i they had suy efficient Leaders,
they will a. all events be ready to do their
duty TO the best of their abilities. Gallatin,
it is laid, has too many prieats eoncerns TO
hit on any plan for the pubic good and
overwhelmed as he 1uds last year. with the
soreiai Ssrmission trust; for licenee and
pardon for all the taAtical sins under the
embargo; in sending no ne Malay Man.
darins 10 China, and all these with no pro-:
fit to himself; in ordering the rules for the
right managing the money in the land Off
ces before it is called for, 10 purchase pub.
lie debt; in fixing on prsber pr,s5ns to be
inrusted with these LORD MELv1L privi-
leges in connection with thnse for the pur-
chase Of Bids of Exchange, and in sending
specie to Europe, because in this Country
we are growing too saYcv by having too
nrueh money at command; in finding out
mill ats and good bot ON lands, and how
70 avid the possible pre-embti5n rights to
these prime public lands, least he should
not go out Of Office as toor AS his predecss'
sors, Hamilton and Wolco,. He not only
takes this easily PATRIOTIC care, but he has
likewise taken SPECIAL care not to think 81 a
single good thing in relation to finance, or
10 make any chansc in that miserable fede-
raj system, that he used to find so much
fault with of .ourss he has nothing to do
with the ordinary duties Of the treasury, but
to L., the faithful clerks of the old schse!
make on, report a,w and then, which I've
signs the rest Of Ms time h= employs i"
las con nay, o! which you will hear more
saon and how he remembers to ,}argef 60
entertain strangers, SC. as oor other heads
OF departments do, in order 10 provc that ne
IL too p99r to do this hkr a gentleman. -.
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ATTENTION.

Thursday the 72a INST. being the anniver'
sary of the birth of the late Gen. GEehes
the volunteer companies will
parade at tho Court house square on that
day AZ Il o'clock in the morning, in COM
plsse uniform.
The Officers not on duty are likewise re-
quested to attend, and join in celebrating the
me nory Of the illustrious patriot.
ROBERT YOUNG, Maj.
I'd Leg. NJ. u. C..
Feb. Is
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BY THE EAST MAILS.
NETWORK, February 10. a.
LATEST FRO n LON DON,
VIA LISBON.

Ry tn, arrival Of sh: ship Am Ma, IN As
dus from Lisbsa, ,hs editor OF the N. Y.
Evening Post, has rsoeiVed Portuguese
(laz -,.sst 10 the 2sd of ID eeeaS. coatstniag
Loudon DATE. TO ,he 3o;h Of n lve.aber,
four DAYS later thaa before received. Ths
Lisbon e sxesse Of th. 73d Dc. contains
spirited deere Of the gcssrnm at, 10 che
name OF the Prinse Yegsn,. for sapn.yiag the
drGciescrs Ia she regular troops sHd aaili-
tia, and tor a general eons-riptiYa to BE-
called toto Actual service, rs the ex:yeucies
OF the state nsv require. ks srea: isngsh
preciudys pubglcaIua of Il Ia our paper.
BY the 9th article all persons in the king
dom, besween ,le ag:s.of IS and IS years
of certain height, arc su5joct to tho con-
scription, with SON. nec-s.ary ex:epsijhs
ior the benefit & advantage of agriculture,
navigation and the arts and scicnces. A
greaS aunbsr uf provisions are enacted TO
sctafe the execution OF the decree, and We
~ severe penalties d-nousced asans, all
whcmay attemp, TO evade it.
Translated. fer the N. 7. E5nu;as P.st.
LisBJN Dec. %.
Continuation 81 extracts from Laadaa Pa
bcrs to s9h N03ymJsr.
Ills serene hishnvss th-. duke Of Bruins.
wi,x O,is has at present the CON Mission Of
il W. Gsneral in the service of his Bri.
tlnnic majesty. ThsCour Casts o. OF ST..
s tu IAy N nllnnS the no ninAt On Of the
riiace toIhe Command ct a corps named
5 after himself, whicn i, is said, is 20 be com.
posed Of IL reginvnts Of infantry, and + Of
cavalry,
The 9nAen Of Prussia was safely deliver
ell ~ asn on the 1+.h Of OcGob- r, at no
mng, berg.
Tnr troops. which sailed from Sicily on
tn 23,tS.p pit nbcr, under the comm .nd of
general Oswald, took possession Of. the
Island o! Zln,e, c phalouip and St. Marx,
which 10, ned n p n, ni The InniaiR public
they mad 40 n Sisance whatcvrr.
According TO thr last news omAlgiers,
ihe D-y demand d an annual tribute from
France, and the roasui refusing /; was i'm
prisAnetl. We1earn by he French papers,
that tn. lsst consul Dubois Thainville has
returned TO Paris.
Thu tx, client regiment, Ire 18th oelight
dragons, HIS orders to embark ;mm-di-
atelr tor for ign service the 9th regiment
OF drs grGns r, Ceived the same order.
We learn thai the government has re-
eeivcd & 'spar"hes frcm Mr.. AlAir, dated
IN the beginning OF last month, which do
not agree win lhc accounts in the French
Npape's, that the British inautnce in Con.
stsn.inoplr has diminished. The events
which took rlac> or the Danube, and the
successes of the Rossiars have oecasioned
Transferable CONSERVATION and em5arrass->
mrnt N the Divan, but have not caused
any material cnangc in their communi-
'anon with our minister, whose last de-
'Pa'rhrs continued TO request, agreea5Iy to
the desire OF the Porte, the presence of
British squadron in the Turkish seas. The
Russians have advan; 81 ong the coast as
tH as Nlonkala; n If ao,illa extended
from the Bay of Raba to Parma, and has
excessively embarrassed the sale of provi-
ons, &. 10 the m,l chants Of Constantine
Nple.
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LateH f0m Li(bon.

By the brig Amelia from Lisbon, which
OFT she LIFT on the 2+,a Of ID :. We learn,
ehat the British army had retired from A.
braD,ss to .Qlimba. The French were
edsaneing. A British packet had arrived
P, Lisbon, which brought L1nlsn papers
frf the i4h nf Dec. bat We are Informed
ehsy did not contain any news OF import.
bnCe, 49,. .......
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CongrcE u the Unsted States.
HOUSE or REPRESENTA- rIVES.
TUESDAY, February 10.

lTasea for the alexandria Gase''e.]
Mr. .Stanisy Obtained leave Of abssass
for Mr.. GaldsbaronSh tera tof,nighs.
Several private petitions were presented
anL referred. -. ~
Oh mo,i,a. of Nr. Fiji, the bill prsvid.
,;ns for taking tss third CENSUS Of the u
States. was taken up in COIN aaittse OF the
whole, Mr.. MELsoR in the ebai,. T.
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T 0 R F Mt,
On "sIS27abir trims,

On "sGs27abir trims,
Che Of t.l: best dtuations for
J? FLOURl ~ arr 5asiaess connected with
b pping) IN ;1Yn--wnere 'lonr or goods OF
nv kind, IAN nc received from the river and
Wiped sithqu; the eyp,nce Of drAyare.
ALSO 70 RSAT,
A Store, Oh Kins-strcet, iuit.
Ebn for the Flour aud wholesale and relais
Grocery bs'iusSi .. d, sl
Enquire Of the Piater.
fahrusrY ~. s.s d3t
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Levi Talbot.
Public Sale.

On THURSDAY, the 18th Of this month,
will b offered Tor sale, in the town Of Col.
chester, i>% : 80 ..,s5'.II j.
A%Lot Of Ground situate in
the upper par. Of that town, cent. aIns hall
: IN sere, en- which are sree,sd s.swo stsry
frans dwelling house, stable, ersntry, end
other ous.houses This houaa ard ~ Cd.
Joins the rssidsnes Of Nj. EsSGa Bsyiy, tpd
w,s iOynsrly occupied by Dit, Ln~1 NssA>
isyiens i've. The tntsrs viA b nads ksswa'
ca Ne Day efsaIs. sg.b lls.r.
1 I, JssfiH1 Hooe.
: Go PRINTING! al 90 y. \
rious branches. hsndsomel ' - :.
ecuted with. accurscy 400, ~ -.
patch. lF&
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
February 10th, 1910.

ORDERED, 1ha, he further sum of .wo
hundred dollars be appropriated for the re.
lief of the poor Of the town Of Alexandra,
under the direction Of the committee ap.
pointed for tina. purpose on tn: 29th Janu.
airy.
Extract from the minutes,
ADAM LYNN, c. c.
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alexandria Library Company.

The Members of the Alcxau-
:dria Library COMPANY will
pleale to take notice, that an G.,
lection will be held At the Li,
'brary, on Monday. 10TH instant,
between the hours of three and
six, P. M. for a President and e.
leven Directors for the { nfuing
year.
flames Kennedy. fen. Is
d. Librarian.
Februsry6. r.. cod l. d ole
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Public Sale.

I WILL offer At the stable Of Jo1s
HoDeKIN, on THURSDAY tie 18th day Of
this m onth, the following property, viz: d
Two Horses and one Cart. -
Philip A lexander. /
February -. 49, "
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NO T I C. E,

The Committee Of Council appointed to
distribute relief to the Poor will meet at
the Council Chamber for that purpose on
Saturday next, at ten o'clock in the morn.
ing.
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alsraasrta Dstls 0s,sfte.
< ---ss~-
"WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY u.

MAaRIKD on the 7ih iast. u de Fieads
Meesiae- House, in Jefferson County, VI.
PETER sAgsDess, oftkis place. 20 HAs-
NAH M'PHsxsos, daash.er Of Joha NJ
Pheesea of said county. @H ;.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

RAN AWAY tron the subscriber, on the
18th day Of January last, IN apprentice boy,
named HfAiau Neighsman, between IS and
10 years of age. stout and well made had
on = brown cloth Jacket and trewsers. The
above reverb, with reasonable charges, win
be paid for appFeiending and bringing homo
said runaway. ,.. 49,.
49,. Levi Talbot.
N. B. All mas.srs of vessels and others
sre cau,ionea against harbsring, employing.
or carrying him Of, - they will be- prose-
cutel for 90 doing. r',- ..~ : :
February Is. -, -. So -.1 ~ st..
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DIED lately At Portsmouth, { N. II, )Mr.
3saes Cunning, aged 80 gears, formerly OF
this place. .t2,- -,
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THE -Mis III 81 tsS \, sttis re- 81 !,
sse;s,u .Sof A,sA4n0liss ne thesxty nps.hs r !
thar heir annssssssaiS ils<stal q o. Il neso
ae Me-. Rrosk 8 tHssi, u Aiexa
Thmsasy, sihs s2d instans, = l1ss,f'sks
"A. m. The Sosie,y VIII b ioisasd q pro-
eessioa With lheS ~lissrs aud fsiyasss = .
,snit.,m -ot hi sxSond lsxsoa OF Alilisi1
under the i,esaisas q sihe cSnlsssda At
"a o'elcek, in the cOsn..Ao,ass s4asf
move @ the Epucopal GtAirck. &sssf
Oratioa, will bs delivered sys ResrEI O.
{HAapEa, Egg. msmber Of shs Sotist5
:, G.,DENEAEg, 1ay 81 - !,
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Ssvesd samsnima1n were nhdste che
bill shaE psss 3 the blu vas sspossed 70
.she hcsse. 5000 !. 81.
lin making ssr report. Of the preceding.
on de bill for Incorporating che = fsscsrsl
Sosiety, IN Asexssdria, ne nadye rsAaa1iy
'suiitsed .hs following. -
/, ID ordes GO secure sny Saim winch ea g
eoaasysot pas;sh Of ,Fairasx migh have 90 g.
amp properly claimed ky the sind sosseiy o.
Alexandrsa, Mr. LeUis offered the ;1oassw-
ing aznendneaf, which, was added 20 TIE
ifiith ssctisn Of the' blk 81 p s;...s:a
. Ruvided ,Aas nothing IN thn act shall he
ccnsssssd % AFFECT the claim o. cia.aas OF
any pssson o. perse.s, eoanty - Par'sh. IN
andts any property now in the possession
of tle ssid church or clrimsd BY i'll { u
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For Sale or Hire,

FOR Salc or Hlrc, .Is..
Two smare NEGRO BOYS--thet ollcs
bout sigalsen, the youngest about twelve
(sars Of aye. Enquire Of the priniS =.
January Is. OF
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A. a meeting held a. Brooks Hotel. on
Saturday evening last, th= following gentle.
men ere chosen Managers to the Birth
Night Baltic be hell there On the 2si inst.
sanes Pa,fsn,
.iehoias fiszavgh,
George DensaIe. 49,
Gorge 7guags.
.1oseph Fl. Aaadrviit,
alexander Qioorc.
The brig Amelia, Captain Jcrvey, As
days from Lisbon, arrived al New.York,
Feb. s. L~h there ship rhomiris, Luck.
ct, and brig B-,sey, both Of this port.
Captain Williams, arrived as N. York,
SPOKE, January IL, lat. 90, 90, long. 60,
Schooner Comet, Is dar 4ron .Alexsu.
dria for ST. Barts.
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DIED, yesterday afteraoca, ME-. James
Bxes, merchant, of this town, aged %
years. His friends and Acquaintance are
requessed t. attend his funeral, to-mor-
row afternoon, At three O'Clock, frsu his
late dwelling on King. street. .5..,. Z,
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EF THE Brethren Of Brook Lodge
No. ~, will meet a. their Lodge Room
to morrow afte-noon At, half pass o'clock,
for the purpose Of attending the funeral Of
their deceased brother JANrs Bacon
Visiting Brethren ia town are requested to
attend. .-... ...-.. -. -. g..
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= -. FOR SALE, u S.
:, * oak and Rsne Legs fs1tabl JcFSs

- =. Nha1J b1ttdsa1!agSs 4 Is IT
On4he wharf Of JAxEs ksiIa. Eaaaires-.s
Tn. person who took away TWO LOGS,
from said wharf, is requested. - Fsy. tds .ths
same. without farther trouble, INTO 81 s4s
Solomon Pario q
i February ~. ,gf.5. IS II ~ & 4s'<it ~
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PROPOSAL,

NCONptTIoNssNXl1'' = 20 ~ 81.
THE work to appear on large octave, Of u
least thir,y-two,pages to eacI nnmber <tsni
numbers are contemplated ID ScsSioR uf
Congress, or probable in a year--,he PShlt
cation 10 commence in MareA next--the s1b.s
scription will be TWENTY-FIVE eEsys snura-
Der, ha!d in adusnee-.-no less than fpIrnunas.
bers can he subscribed for--subseribsrs % tam
copies will receive one gratis, a. ~ 4
The editor, aItho' a s5r,'ef md printer,
will promise no great literary performances s.
as he ha. 70 acknowledge, to- this day,s the
slender schooling Of his youth: but must iA,.
sist on available mag szins offe&hfat iafos-..;
nation. Z - I,
February ~. II - 1-tt
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February 6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
CKARLEsrox. .1tril 1n.

CHARLESTON. Ittrit 10.
Capture of Cadiz. -Caft. 1hrLoR, ofthe
brig Eliza, zOho arriped here on FridaY
iast. in is Gags from Sc. Bar;hoiomeTys, in ;
forms MS. that an american schooner ar
rved az that fort a fcsv days before he sail
ca, Tuho retortea thar she had shoksn at sea
a shin "a days out from Cadiz. svho inform :
ed shat The French had got Possession offhe
Island on which Cadizi is situated, and that
they sUere throwing ah entrenehments in
order 10 I'd the city /; that they came
our Of Codiz in comf,any zuifh about 80 sail
cf american r'rasefs. many Of .ohom had
come eft zvithout taxing in ballast, and syerc
obliged 10 hrocced 10 Gibraltar TO hrocure
that article. teaving their cargocs, which
they had jase landed. behind them. We
think there can be little doubt Thar Cadiz
has fallen into The hands Of the French
ii is most likely hozvever, thar the Bril-
fish have broaghf Off tie SPANISH and
French shifts in that harbor, together with
those Of rte Junfa and such CHER S1ianiards
as noy have thought firoter 10 .jfgJrom The
JraternaL embraces Of their good frienda
and loving brothers The French soidiery.-
Courier.
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Translated FROM Martinique hater.
GENERAL ORDERS.
HEAD QUARTERS, GuADALoupE,

HEAD QUARTERS, GUADALUPE,
February s.
The capituiation of Guadalupe, and its
dependencies was signed last night by Com
missioners named by both parties, and was
ratified at 8 O'Clock this morning by the adj
miral and commander in chief of the forces.
The enemy are prisoners of war-they are
to be semitic England, and cannet servo I'M
til they are regularly exchanged. tits thus
that by joint operations of the feet and ar
my, the conquest of this important colony
has been achieved in nine days, since the
dcbarkation of the list division, and with
a loss (thoush on account of the merit of
those who have fallen, is much to be regret
ted, which will be considered as small,
when compared with this nature and impor-
tance of the enterprise.
ihe general order then goes on to name
and thank the generals of division and bril-
gade, the officers of the staff and those COM
mauding attachments, who distinguished
themselves, and concludes.
In fine, the commander in chief tenders
his public thanks to the officers of every
rank. the non commissioned officers and
soldiers, for their ardor and zeal in sur
mounting so many difficulties, sustained ON
the march through country deemed in
acccss5lc--for their gallantry in battle, and
for their soldier like conduct upon every
occasion
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DUG DE CADORE."
(Chamtiasny

. LONDON, March l.
General Laur.ton, aid de- camp to his
imperial majesty, set out, it is said, for vi :
emma on the 18Th uitimo, with his ma esty IS
portrait
M. Halle, physician in ordinary to his
imperial majesty, has, IL is said, received
notice from the Grand Marshal of the Pa
lace, thathe is to set out to day, in one of
his imperial majesty's Carriages, to proceed
to Grammar, TO make part of the procession
which is to attend her imperial and royal
h ghness, the Arch Duchess of Austria, Ma
ria Louisa, the future spouse Of the EN-
peror.
Amongst the persons appointed also to
form part OF the above procession, are M
de Beaasset, project of the palace M. de
Seyssel. master of the ceremonies, and four
chamoerlains. M. M de Bearn, de Barolle,
d'Abusson and d'Angosse
The chevalier of honor, Senator Beaubar
nos: the grand equerry, prince Adobrandi
nl-borshese; and the bishop of Metz, are
also gone TO Brannau
The prince of Neufchatel is, it is said,
charged with powers from all the princes
OF the Confederation of the Rhine, TO rem
der every where on their territories, the
suitable honors to the august procession.
The produce of English merchandise,
conhscated between the SCheldt and Maese,
10 W oe e"Pioyeu III repairing Flushing.
a letter from the duke of Oalmatia, dat.
ed from Seville, Feb. 2, gives an official ac-
count OF the entrance of the Freuch into that
city. The duke of Belluno had previous.
~ promised. in an answer to the two flags
OF truce, the inhabitants should be protected,
that those in arms should be allowed to
serve in the troops of King Joseph, or retire,
and live peaceably oa delivering up their
arms. The inhabitants then submitted, and
the French entered the city. where they
found 263 pieces of cannon, and large
Quantity OF arms, ammunition and provis-
ons.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-04-20
VIENNA. Feb. Is.

a courier arrived here this i1orning from
Paris, with the agreeable intelligence, %
the signature of a contract of marriage be.
tween the Emperor Napoleon and Her I'm.
perial Highness, the Arch Duchess Mara
Louisa. 1t is impossible to describe the 10Y
to which this news has given birth amongst
All classes OF the inhabitants. 1t began to
be circulated at eleven in the morning, and
at two, the bank bills had risen from ten to
100 1t is announced, that the prince of
Neufchatel will arrivs here on the I'd, that
the ceremonies and the fetes will last ten
days, and that the prince will set out from
Vienna on the 18th Of March, with the au
gust spouse Of his sovereign.
The Emperor OF the French has sent a
present to our mona.ch, OF soma magnificent
Gobelin tapestry.