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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-15
Prevention better than Cure.
For the Prevention and Cure of Bilious ana
Malignant Fepers, is recommended
HAHN'S ANTI-BILLlOUo
PILLS,
Tuvented fenly) by II. LEE, 80 1a1l'''''
Lane. Aezo Yor6.

-
huvented (enly) by II LEE, % 1'3'N''s''
Lane, .AezO Yor6 -.
v>HIS Medicine has for ten years pas''
been attended with degree .; SUN N
highly areatful to the inyenorS leenn' the
several parts of the West Indies, ana -
southern of the United States. parucuula a,1,'
baltimore, Petersburg, Ricnnonu' $50 So
Edenton. Wilmington, Charleston ana o~s sa.,-
nah. rhe testimony of number OF PGisois
in each Of the above places has been aaaucea'
who have reason TO believe that slmeiy use
oftkis .alutarv remedy has, under PfeViaehce'
preserved their lives when IN the most aiatlil-
ing circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature, speak more
in favor OF medicine than columns u PoinP
ons eulepy founded on mere assertion ooula
do. .s..o3
Il is not indeed prssunptuously proposed
&c an infalIibIe cure, but the inventor mas
every nossible reason that can result rom
extensive experience, of believing that dose
of Taese Mills. taken once every two weeks,
6ur;ny the rreyalenee of our bilious levers,
will prove an infaiible preventative anu
further, that in the earlier stages ol thosI
diseases, their use will very senerally succeed
Il, restoring health. and frequently III cases
esteemed desperate, and beyond the power Oh
omnon remedies
The operation of these pills is perfectly
yoild---so as TO be used with safety by persons
! IN every situation, and of every age =
They are excellently adapted to carry on
superilnous bile, and to proven, us m0f I'd
seeretions {; to restore and amendthe Appetite
produce a free perspiration, and thereby pre-
vent colds, which are often of fatal conoe-
euences! desc eeyer fails to remove cold'
if taken on its frs appearace. They arc
celebrated for remoing habituaI costive-
ness: sickness at the stomach and severe
mead ache and ought to belsken by all persons
on change OF climate.
They have been found remarkably efhcaci-
Gus in preventing and curing disoros~s a'len-
dant on long voyages, and should be procured
and carefully preserved for use by every
seaman
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Certificate of Mr.. nilz;am Devenney.

Certificate Of Mr.. HiH;ans Deuenney.
During the last nine years, J have been IN
the habit of using Hahn's Anti bilious Pilis,
prepared by the late Mr. Lee, whenever colds
head aches or costiveness have rendered me-
sioine necessary in these cases single
dose has uniformly removed my headSadne,
and has generally been found sufficient 10 re-
move every SYMPTOM ola cold, if taken on
its frst appearance. Induced by the benefit
received, have for years past recommends
ed them 10 many ofmy friends, and ! have
the pleasure to inform you, they have lnvafla--
bly, succeeded in removing the above COM
n,aints. Yours, sc.
VIM. Deveaney,
No. AS Cherry Street, New York.
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Twenty Dollars Reward
a BSCONDED from NV Co.

Twenty Dollars Reward,
4 BSCONDED from nv farm
IN mouth of Seneca, about the "a a X, "a
month, man whose name is RAJ p u las
years of age, between black and veIIa NJ i
lor, nearly feet high, very s,ont V W. Co.
yellowish eyes looking heavy-he h., n'o'
little to say. His apparel was ozn aS %
shirts, a negro cotton overlacket and , S
sers' 1t Is likely he has made swav S W.,
them and procured other cloathine % %
negro man by name Sambo, living on W. NV
Washington's estate. Mount Vernon u {:
father, and it is very probable he is tbe,. "''
bout or in Alexandria, and with little ro II
may be found.
The above reward viii be given to s.,m
him in Washington City or A!exan ia i,iI '
? Thomas Peter
Georgetown, June 1912.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-13

:" Amsterdam. MAY ft-It was on the 9th
April that the cedel countries were anne xed to
France, according 10 the 9th article of the trea
~ concluded on the 9Th of last March, the said
countries are AS fblpws
- Dutch BrabSnt 2 'alsnd, including the Isle
of Schwercn, and tha, part of Gueldres which is
situate ON the bank of the WaL"
- =" Paris May BY several DEGREES issued at
Antwerp, his Impcris, Majcsty has ordered the
Scheiit TO be joined to the Scarpe, by the Canai
dc Ia Console, between Douchim and Douai, and
III" former rivers to the r1euss"
Letters were on Friday received from New
York to IN, 3lst of March Contrary TO what
has been stated, nothing had been done with re-
act had not been suspended, nor was that or any
other con. 'nercial ar political measure Of impor
lance likely to be Adopted until the return Of the
John Adams, 50 that we cannot expect to hear "A.
nv thing decisive from the United States for
some time.
The Lords of trade, on Thursday, came to a
determination To grant licences for the importa-
ton of grain, with the exception of oats,N f,,r,
and burr-stones, from the EnIns To Dieppe, and
from Boulogne to Naniz The outstanding Ii.
cences are tn be in force 10 the 10Th Of November
All vessels importing gran uudsr such licences,
will be entitled to export licences from any
of the ports and hsrbors in the United King.
dom. for the articles enumerated in the
Jshde Export Licences, (surh foreign SUI
gar. foreign coffee, East India prize goods, &c
save and except cotton wool, and the article OF
tin for the present, upon the expectation of which
their Lordship's decision is to be communicate
on Monday next
Policies at 10 guineas, G. return 100l il Cadi q
was not occupied ny tie enemy or before Tie
IS JULY, were offered ut Liryd's yesterday
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VOLUN

By Me Precedent Our Minister at the
Court OF 81. James---May he learn to de
nand our rights a. an American, and not 10
peg them IKE 'YCophaUt
by ths bice Presidenf---Our Minister
at me Court of ". Cloud &c n. Armstrong, }
II ne counterpart OF our Minister at the
Court OF st. James he has deserved well
OF the American Republic, by his able and
noble vindication of her rights, aud by his
severe but just animadversions on her iniu
ries.
BY Wm. q Giles, EGG. of AmeHa---.
The people of powhatan codnty---May
their prosperity at all times eqdal their pat
riodsm.
>, by My. John Areher, Of Amela--Sir
Francis 8arclcts the friend Of Liberty.
BY Nm s ,Hycher, ESq of.4g,elia--
me subsergicncy Of the administration to
France. as illustrated iD the la'e correspon
dence Of its Munster at Paris
By CAP. BeUerty c. Stsnard of Chez
fet/seld ---(Mr. Giles having Withdrawn
W 'll'am b. GILES, the champion of the
Embargo system.
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q. be Gnqulrer.
RICHMOND. July 10. 1910.
COMMUNICATION.

On "Wednesday, the h OF July, a respcc.
table number of the citizens OF Powhatan
county, assembled at the Court House 49,
The Powhatan Troop of Cavalry, cofnman
ded by captain Thomas Miller, did them
selves, much credit by the mastery manner
i'm which they performed great variety of
evolutions. A must brilliant assemblage of
ladies attended at Major Peter F. Archer's
Tavern about one o'clock, where they spent
the evening With joy and gladness. At 3
O'Clock the company assembled at n hand .
some dinner provided by NJ ,jor Peter F.
Archer in AN elegant Grove, at which Col.
James Clarke presided, assisted bv captain
William Pope; the. utmost harmony pre-
vailed, and the following patriotic Toasts
were drank: The Company retired at sun
set, when the amusements of the day clio :
sed:
1 The day which gave birth to American
| mind us, that we are not TO worship the sha
| dow and suffer the substance to be trampIed
on.
2. The patriots of '76-May the bright
Jewel OF Liberty purchased with their lives
and fortunes be no longer furnished with
Congressional INDIGESTION.
| 5. The Congress of the United States
May it be pursed from British partizans
and no longer paralized by party divisions.
! 4. The sovereignty of the STATE Govern
nents-The best security against federal
Zines vi Siuis9l,. rresident of 'the Uni
ted otates-May his wisdom, firmness and
virtue be always supported by mis- country.
men.
o. The Militia of the United States
composed OF men of property and principle.
they are more to be depended on than an ar
my composed IF Mercenaries.
ms nn'tary services in the requirement of
,'e ueeuo,h Oh America be always remem-
bered with gratitude by Der so,,s.
o Thomas Jefferson, the darhnp of Iii
oerfy--having retired from the helm of Go
vernment to private life, with the love. of
ms friends and the admiration of his enc
mes. may he long live To enjoy the sun shine
! oil happiness, arising from reflections in his
o@n breast
3. The good old Republcans-May thew
act IN unity aud friendship, and confound the
little Demon OF dscord.
10 National Hunor-May it be to Con
gfeSs, as 1T has ever been to the people. a
pearl more precious than peaceful policy.
"a Feace with those nations who acknow
ledge our rights, eternal WAR with those
who volate them.
IL. The late administration had their
measure ; been supported. our rights had been
respected.
Is Inc people Of South America May
they nave courage to obtain their freedom.
virtue TIC deserve it, and iirmness to main
tain IL.
II War with England. and Punishment
TO all her partizans. on the reeaspment of
our unfortunate seamen, and immediate free
dom OF rhe seas.
IS. Sister Massachusetts, she be
no longer deiuded BY the dreams of Miriam
a VA the visions OF Burr, or the depravity Of
I'm FtcHenng but return to true patriot
ism and common sense
10 American Manufactures-A source
OF dependence----i they have common.
ced may they contiaue & rapidly increase
II. The Fair Daughters Of Arnerica--
May they duly appreciate patriotism and
bravery, and Indignantly frown on Tories
q CowaiJs.
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I'M MER MN. !.

L1feR me properly Of DR. fota II .Ueninehas,,
e e situate an Cbesfe1fea cou,sy adjo,ainr
Janrs 6ive', aboH four ,,a,es belo7u fhe ,zrn sf
1H"nehesfe, Containing by k1,e surrey 795 ac,es.
one hdI OF which is gvooJ lard ,,rasfIv zueH I'm,
oerea' 0Hd 30 acres of iosU ground ,gciifay abgae
9V acres ~ valuabIe nleudoyu-ts norove ater,s of
curious s'Has cho'ee Fruit Tres hoases usually A.
aapted 10 Plantation a Dsveifrg II ne. Min 4
rooms each a.fre place issage an. closets ami
e'cF'trnf springs Of wne, convenient to the d,o,k-
eng HosSe:' .Ih'5 situation commands sfeasinr
Stco Of the rive, rhe adjacent ses anu gyest, 6.,pt
81 me eitV " R'ch1poal. 7he ,ertns of sal ? mil
ne . $500 IN cash. amt tie balance ofthe bu,,6,se
m'ney Pdyd6Ie by fzvo annual instrument qv,th n
ed@ trust onhhe lard 10 secK-eth ba, ,,nents -
Fe'nfs''on 70 s01g 7Oheat ar The usual time and
PosssS'ton tOfH ne giUfn on me fra day of anu1 y,
1911; Those inclinei'o pwch sc vii be SherOa f1e
h.'"a BY applying 70 M, K Py,ehard, or TO M.
WpI Shoyi SOI9 Hve a5oimng.
These pho hdve CLAIMS a6oa me esfafe OF tbe de-.
'eaSea i II IRE re7uesfed IN md fhr,n TO Mr..
6'dnaer Of " i9chester Tor 1djasf,nes, ard ,ho,e
'"Iebted are requested 10 nlk~ D 1nen, 70 h m
~, THE TRUSTEES.
'u'y i3' tds
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LATEST FROM EUROPE,
From i.o1don and LiUcrhol h1b6rs IN me
Esd May, receipedat PhiladeLhh{a by The
brig Cesar.
LONDON, Nav 90.

LONDON. May 90.
Paris papers have srrvedto the 10Th. an,
Dutch TO the Is II INST TIE principal new
which they communicate refers 10 Turkey. o.
whose frontiers strong French corps, under
General M"rmpnt. is forming, for the avo wed
purpose OF compelling de Porte 20 bre ak her
cor. e. tons with England, ard 10 impose on her
Che Continental system of commerc' al exclusion
Trieste. Abyil I9-rhc ~ srslsl Duke If Ragsi
ga iils proce, ded from Laybach to Carlsiad; Five
reg ments oftoot aud one resim mt Of horse had
preceded him to the latter place. They are TO
be joined by four regiments of Croats. and L,
JnsTcn to the Turkish frontiers, where they are
80 form camp II Royal Amsterdam Courant OF
May 12)
" Rusaia seems determined tn pursue the war
witt the utmost sigour Austria, AZ she chooses
can advance from Seryia ana France. being il,
possession OF lilyris, is able to infect sever,
wounds on Turkey Every thing indicates that
the Porte will soOn be compel ID to nc ed. to
The continental system, or pay dear for her II
Judged att achment to the common ensnyO-
(An'sterdam CDurant Of May ~
-" Cambria, May Twenty YEAR, ago, AZ
Sambrai, and in the whole district, Of which that
place forms the ceRtral point, about 20 600 pie.
ees OF cambria were manufactured in the course
cfs y ar, at present $4,000 pieces at least are
manufactured every yea,. The spinning Of cot
ton, soap manufactures, and all other branches
oi national industry have increased in ia, same
proportion since tlie time That order and public
tranquility were restored in this country
Antwerp, May 8 Yesterday a very brilliant
iete VS. given to their inpesid Msjesjies al the
town house oftbis city The K ng and Queen
ct Westphalis were also present
The King Of Holland arrived here this morn
hg
g II is said that their Imperial Msles'jes leave
th's PlIce 10 mon sw tor B0is lie Due"
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/ By I'm Areher, Of Pocvhc.an Erin,
We dat Erin-For even Centuries. i'm
periously enthrallea--MaY she soon break
her chains on her oppressor's head,
BIZ Henry anderson. Esq. Of Po7vha:an
john w. Eppes, our Representative III
Congress.
By ID Rardasvay. Esq. off Amelia James
Monroe, the Patriot and friend of L.oer-
~.
By Cant. Thomas Miller, Of Pogvhaean
--Practice aud not profession p.inci :
pies and not men.
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Fr6ni he london Gozet,e.

ut me Couf1 az The. Qneesa's Palace the
ID cf Nay 1910 present. The Kings
Mss Ercclte'f Mojss'y in Council
HIS MqJesy i~ hleaacd by and 7vith the
aSl'ce IF ms PriDy Council 10 order and
ar rs hereby ordered ma. all vesseis gvhich
shailhaUe cleared out from any hort, so. fir
Hndc, lhe comiroM Of France or her allies
as That British Ues&cts may not. freeiy trade
threat and Sohich are emfiloyrd ar me
er.huOa,, 752afJ jsa as hereihgjSer ercchfrd and
are returning, or destined 10 return either
10 fhe liortjIom 7vAence hey cleared or 10
ony ofher fiorf orshiace az Which the British
fqg may MOI .freris .rade, sh4H be cahturea
md condemned t2gelher suifh their store,
d''d cargo. as Prize 20 HE cah,ors.
Ruf his h}yes y is hteascd 10 erceht
from ms order UeSstis emhfoYed in con-
Veytng fiSh fresh 10 marker, such uessefs
M being .ffted or hrouided for curing of
.fsh
y1'ig IL is further ordered that all uessels
sntJecl 10 fhe hr9visiou ofthis order as
otercsafd, (Which shaH hare sailed on thet,
frrStn: UogGSe frcvIoUs 10 no zee Of mi,
order. or reasp'I0b,e iinie FIR notice fhereor
shaR % term ed 10 rcturn 10 heir o7vn
ilort fcifAOut moiestatfon on account Of ann
thing contained in his orfer hropided
they sh.1tnof hare con inued on her fish
cry more man t5ven y pne days (zv1ich are
Re't6p utfofp'd 10 such vfssctS } afer due
7oG'nnS n mis- order zee ned a. sea IND
m f'gh! ton. he Lords Commissioner
Of his Jyesty'S Treasury, has 0Ijesty's
Iffncfaf Secretaries # Slaie. tie Lords
C'mmts&foncrs II the .Aamirairy, and tie
1'tdSe ofkhe HIGH Court Of .4dntiraifV. and
JudSe8 Of The Cur If VtceHdmiraltv,
are 10 take The ncccssarV measures herein,
as 20 them may reShectiveiy ahhertufu.
". FdWEENER
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July IS:

MN .. y. MORIEN, informs the gentle
VA men Of Richmond, that he will te,c6 hoth
~ ,,'cg - privately, the noble and us F,l art Of
FENCING, with the small and BroaI sword :
y pledges himself to give perfect sat sEa.ti,n
70 nose persons who msv honor him viii, tier
unlence. For bis terus aud other particulrs ~.
apply 10 bim' for the present, at Mr. Peter Te
7i'Bs
July IS
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Departed tbs lie, op Sund,y, 5le "a h uit. a.
MAJOR Buffers in Su.ry county. Mss SALLY
NICHOLAS
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NAMED On Saturday evening S0tr, ~ IN,
the reverend Mr. Buchanan. NJ DAVID ~AR.
CLAY to the much admired M1.s Awv aRgrs
TER AL cfthis city
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RON CASTINGS. of every descrin,;.,
tpa'erns beng furnisbedl viii be axeI,t -,
.'e ne" 81 m -ider. At the Foaqdery attach. a
the VI .'uja " - TOR, &c IN
John STAPLES, Saterinfcndans.
April 10, rsn,.
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BY THE COURT.

Sir Francis Burdet v. he Sneaker of the
House Of Comm3rs
The following is copy of the Rule of the
Court IF Kings Bench. for leave for the
Defendant u plead scverat matters, upon
the "otion of NJ hsBoTT.
HedpcSday nert, atter 'hrer weeks from
Edatcr day, in the son gear Of King
George the Third
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w ILL be offered for sale. on the 15.h 9ay of
august neet. onfhe premises, TO tie highest
bidder, thar viLu rbie Els, ne, caH,f
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VIM. NICHOLS,
Second Caht. Engineers.

BuRDETT, Bart. against AHBorT.
], is ordered that the Defendant have
leave CO plead severai matters. To wit. NOT
GUILTY 20 the whole declaration and for
further hiea to breaking and entering the
imprsonment mentioned in the first Count,
a Justification under The resoiuitons of the
HOUSE, IF Ctmmons that the Plaintiff had
been guilty of Breach Of the Privileges of
the House. and was ordered by the House
to be committed to the tower of London ;
and that. the Defendant, as speaker of the
II use of Commons. issued his Warrants &C
c"rd.Gglv, to the Sergeant at Arms attend
ing 'he House. and to the Lieut.. of the Tow
err and for further fica. to the assault C
imprsonmen' mentioned in the first count
me IKE Qualification. Upon the motion OF
MIR. ABBOTT.
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NoRroLx. July 9:

=
The following was handed us by Captain
Chamberlain the distances from the
various points upon the island of Leon TO
Ma,agorda. the post lately taken by the
FrAnch it will be better understood by a
reference to plan of the harbqr and City
of Cadz. and may be considered as accu-
rate:
LA ISLA OF LEON.
Yards
From left B,s'ion If the fort at Ca
~ dir 10 Matagorda. 1888
- To new breast work of the
enemv. 4418
To LIST Battery. 1866
To Cd do. sos
From Mole to Matagorda, 1888
To new breast work, 400
To LIST Battery, 5216
To Cd do. $685.
From Market Place to Matagnrda, 400
Tnnew breast work, 1900
To l,t Battery, $500
To Cd do. 57O6
From head of the town to Ma,agorda, 400
To new breast work, 1900
To 1st Battery, 5000
To2d do. $3.50
From Matagorda to Puntalles. Cthe
Spanish fort,) 1880
(Signed)
VIM NICHOLS,
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y plan and propos, tions will he laid b Q q
the pu1l'c. m a'tew lays for IN" ostablisi,r, ne
OF Turnpike Road, from Petersburg TO Alexan-
dria " A'e >''''
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his sling, by having the officers oFbo,h wi,h-
IN ms appontnlen, & wGal mischiefs IL, che
net he wrfught by an intriguing AND 'am0i,i-
Gus President.
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this period daily i1ersasirg. AT Lar. .,
alter alton Of moment. oeeurted in h;ob..
quarter, in consequence of " Divers epen,.
which affected the relations between Gree.
Britain. & the Territories Of other bo,oe,, ~
THAT is Spain, Portugal. Turkey, &c.) =,
alteration which had chiefly taken plae.
since the orders of March, 1908; orders.
which were connected with those of Nov.
II, 1907. By an order in council, dated
April rs, 1909, that of Nov. 18th, 1907,
and those connected with il. were all re.
pealed; and this branch of the restrictive
system of Great Britain was greatly sinpIi.
fed. France. Holland, and the north of
Italy, with the foreign Nominations Of the
two former, were declared, as to trad. and
navigation, to be in such state, a. would
follow from an actual blockade; and voy.
ages to or from French and Dutch colonies
were forbidden to neutrals. The times for
the operation of the respective clauses were
to be as indulgent here az in the case Of the
orders and no advantage was to be taken
Of those who should be found concerned in
voyages which were before prohibited, pro-
vided they were now allowed. The priu.
ciples OF this change are understood to have
been in general these-to increase tho
weight Of The retaliation against the govern.
ments most concerned in the establishment
Of tho commercial restrictions, and to les.
sen it towards the others to enlarge the
market for colonial productions of France
and Holland u secure to the u. s. by an
addition TO their trade in Europe, more
than a compensation for wha. she might
still farther lessen; and to substitute pro-
hbitions for taxes and licences, as less
tending to give oGtnce. As 10 France and
her more immediate connections, !, will be
observed tina. they had voluntarily renounc-
ed part of the American trade by their own
laws, and that they subjected much Of the
rest to great hazards and that the Amc-
rican on-intercourse act also cut off much
OF it; so as to lessen the difficulties under
this head in negotiation with the Bri-
fish. -. ...
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INTERESTING.

The Editor Of the Federal Gazette owes
to the poIiteness Of the gentleman 70 whom
it was addressed, the privilege Of publish
Jag the following:
Extract q q letter frsm an Ameyicas rem.
'Aema" "0'0 residing i" Hamburg, da.aS
December 10, 1908.
10 consequence Of suspicious enter.
tanned by the French government, tia, .
good deal Of Brisish property has been il.
sroduesd At 1'onninsen BY mean. Of fasse
papers, an enquiry has been in.,iga.ed by
the Danish government, into that fact. =.
The measure adopted BY the latter, was, -
cause in the sss Instance, IN arrest Of ~
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IMPORTANT EXTRACTS
FROM THE NINTH HINT TO WISE MEN.

"The Hercules of antiquity is said to
have conquered one OF its enemies, by hold
ing HIM up from the earth: and BonaParse
has endeavored to conquer the English by
keeping them off from tue seas. Before the
Berlin decree took place, every port OF the
European coast, excepting IN portions OF
the Baltic and Mediterranean, was closed
not only to the British nation, but to the
proouslo OF the British dominion, even
aye, Hsss productions had passed into
SIZE hands of neutraIs. This extensive and
provoking measure, however, did not
give slss 10 that blockaGing system,
which the British finally pursued IN Europe,
in their second war with revolutionary
France for the British were at first con.
tent with resor,ing 10 former modes OF
proceeding against neusrals s1ich as haa
been confirmed by old French enanpes) as
q suficirn, remedy against this commercial
difficulty. Il was merely TO oppose the
armament collected for the invasion oil g..
Britain and Ireland that the entrances OF
twelye ports 10 the neiShborhood OF these
,forees(rrekoning from Osteud TO Fecamp in
Normandy were ordered in Aug. 1904, to
b. mos, vigorously blockadsd In a manuer
1sui,rd 20 the usages OF war aeknowleds.
Ad in similar cases" This, therefore, was
.;rnnly military precautisn, and not com.
s..rr;aI ressrietion. 10 1906 new event
hsnpened, during the Fox and GrenviI.e ad.
rn;n,s,r,,ion, which produced q blockade
uoon q third ground, that Of Political resent.
!, s.eas. Prussia, by order Of BoaaParse, had
sslz. d the Hsnoverian dominions OF the
King II England. besides joining IN his At
tack on Brush trads: and IN return tor