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he philosophers, and pretending to be Ven, i
friends xclnsivtly. -
!. But, say some !, at q less to reeoncil.
pretended love Of liberty, with this cola /
hearted indifference TO the cause Of i.
Spaniard,, "The struggle is frui,l.ss, th,.
success mus. be dsspaired Of, and We ,houu
lavish our whites in vain." =
Ifit were true, our wishes would b, =. )
sacrifice, they would do US honor to ,Ss
latest pos,eriiy, whilst they would CON. h
aid of our own principles and institutions.
after various successes and disasters, III.
Spania,ds remain possessed Of more Of
their territory than they were year an.
end -ihs feet has been entirely recovered.
The nigh. Of La Moneha hes no, caused
the defence Of Ssragossa TO be forgotten.
'Bcnspartr's southern friends should rem.m.
Der tina, in the mids. Of them, at Camden.
Gates lost the honor he had won q, Sar,,o.
Ga, and was tried by arcourt-martial 70, h,
flight Of his militia. three years after Ii.
war had been undertaken.
But, what is the consequence Of thus
constituting ourselves judges Of the means,
where we are chiefly if no, solely concern.
CO in the merits Of the cause? .......
If that powerwhich formerly governed
rs, should in, ade Us On our northern frou.
tier, or another power by Florida, and
succeeded in escor'ing king or vice king
to the seat Of government, laying every
thing waste IS it went, seize the president
. and send him 10 chains across The Atlantic,
and The Congress Of the y. S. to the other
extremity Of ourtcrritory, there to debate,
not how to maintain our rights, bu. how 10
recover or homes, to whom ceuld We dare
aprly for relief or'for pity? The Spaniasd,
il free, might repea. the cruel language We
now hold to him. .
When you get possession Of your eapi-
tol and drive your invaders out 1t your
country, send me an ambassador, and ! will
receive him: If you cannot defend, your
losses and dis,sessss do not concern, me
know you not.'' And any other nation, not
excepting the one which invaded, would BE-
justified by our conduct towards the Spaul.
ards, in giving US upto Cur fate without
sigh or a wish, as well as.Sp.in.
Far he it then from Us, 70 remove or
shake the hope Of Spain. Iii the refuge
Of the just when Prosecuted, and by hun
dred thousand lives, sacrificed to national
independence, she has merit-d,, End will OBJ
tain, the esteem ofthe world. =
The CT! 7aAimorean.
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.HERRINGS e SHAD.

A NY perssn wishing 10 barrel up the
n above articles may be accommodated
by applying to On. THO'S MARSHALL,
Marshall Hall, Charles county, Maryland
There arc good accommodations for curing
Fish on his shore
~ B. He has ikewiss FISHERY which
he would rent for the ensuing year.
{ March -. ssx3ss
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Bryan Hampson. q 20.
May 3-8.

Isave Just received and e6erJar sale,
10 hhds. and 50 barrels hrst qua NY sugar.
90 do seco d quality,
10 pipes old London particular Madeire'
D. pes and 8 tierces London market ana
IS quarter casks Malaga WANEs'
20 boxes dipl Capole"
2 nhd. old Jamaica spirits,
! Pipe old Goanuc Brandy,
50 barrels New England Rum,
40 10 prime WAiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young n, son TEAS, OF this years
importation,
And Yrlecled for family use.
ILSO, tue bes, selsc,ed Flour for do. De
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\ Q / c E,

On s ATURDAY, the seth day Of June, in.
start, will be exposed to sale, 6rapprovei
endorsed notes at 80 and sodays-
"A piece or parcel Of Ground,
situate, lying and being upon the seuth side
of Prince street and to the westward q Union
street, ard bounded as followesh, to witt
Beginning upon rrlnoe street Il the north
west corner Of a piece efsround grained by
George Giipin to, Michael Madden, 81 feet
to the westward Of Union street ard runaing
thence westwardly with Prince street & bind
ing thereupon % feet, thence soushwardIy
wi line parallel to Water street ~ feet s
inches, thence eastwsrdly With Hue parallel
to Prince street 20 feet thence with astraight
line TO the beginning, 20 feet-whichpieee Of
ground was sold and conveyed by John Ro-
beas, James Lawrason, ar Philip G.. Mars =
TELLER unto Abel Willis ind IS the premises
now in occupation Of said Willis, conveyed
by said Willis to Daniel Mclean, in trust
for Certain purposes therein named.
DANIEL MCLEAN, 2rusfee.
juue3. dSw
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LANDING,

LANDING,
From on board she norfolk Pocket and JSr sste
BY tie Ss6ser6er,
hogsheads Musoorado Sugar
IS barrels ditto ditto
10 hessheads retailing MsIassss
10 hoxss Salad Oil
81 ticrees New Rice. and
20 bags Green Coffee.
also ~ ST0R4.
30 hogshsads Sugar, different qualities
do. Antigua Rum
IS tierces Rice
~ barrels prime Pork
A few half pipes L. p. Tsne'i6s Wine
Cotton 10 bales .:. 49,.
Young Hy son and Hyson Tea In chests
S ksgs Cavendish Tobacco, and
loo bolls English Canvas, No I, $40.
Newton Keene,
May 50,
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Public Sale.

On Saturday nrrt Wa be cold On the frem'se''
\ House and Lot of Ground,
Situated On Union, between King \ Prince
streets.
A House and Lot Of Ground,
Situated o, the east side Of Union street,
to the .oulh &c Duke street.-The above pro-
nerty is clear of all incumbrance. At the
las, mentioned house will Ie sold variety o.
household fwniule, 81. &c. ern.s Will
be made known at the places 81 sale
~ p. G.. Marsteller.
June s.
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Thirty Dollars Reward

Will be given for experimenting and secur-
ing in i,il negro SOl.U MON, who was seen
lurking ahoui the suburbs Of Alexandra this
morning; he is of low stature, about <"s'fty
years old, and had on an old white hal, brs wn
coat ar striped pan,aloons a good deal worn.
1t rs supposed he is now in to "a. All per-
sons are hereby fore warned from harboring
CT carrying of said negro.
Thomas Hunton.
Nav 3-8, ett
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JoCeph H. Vaudeville VI
HIS jUST RECEIVED u F0R SALE,
20 bales OF Cotton.
10 horsheads Sd and 9TH proof COED West
india Spirits.
20 do. Sugar, various qualities.
10 dsrces New Rice.
5 hogsheads Molassss'
8 DO. Gopperas.
3 do. Alum.
80 barrels Whisksy and soSasrss' New.
England Rum. ~ Co., , 49,.
30 chests Of Impsrial. Young Hysoa, and
Hyson Shin Teas -.'sr o., .,
Port, Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Casalonis Wines
svo barrels OF HsrFings and shed:
80 barrels Hsrslngs, pal UP with paFekS.
Jar care md sslt.pelfsa. .ii1..
5000 bushels Livs'pssl aaa n !! sss' g.
jsyn @'S - o. % '''''' 49, ?
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May 50.
Iolcph n. Vaudeville,

.lO1cpn II. ManoeVIlles
sCEtrs for sale the following criticize,
wholesale or retail.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, In barrels and baRA
5000 Goshen Cheess, Of excellent qua
lily in casks -.
1000 New England do. do.
400 Sbls of Hsrrinys, Shad and Mseks'e
50 tons Plaster Puris
20 baIes prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds jamaica, Antigua aad Dems-
rara' Rum
4 pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bh,. do. do.diEssest q aali.ies
hhds. Copperas
GunpowdeI,
Imperial
7 S';:: Il s,..~ rsA''
Hyson Skin,
s a:s:;.'' / WINES,
Claret, and
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gia ....
New ENGLAND Rum in hhds and tbls:
Peach and Apple Brandy in b6ls.
Martinique Cor&als, in bsxes
I.oafand Lump Sugar, Hasannah Honey
per gallon, Egblue,
Molssses in hhds. Spanish Flotsat Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter, -
HARRIS and Tayior's manufactured To-
bacoo in kegs, -. ..
Cunpowdcr and SHOT Of different sises,
Cinnamoa, Nutmess, Pepper, Pimsate,
Chocolate Nos. and 3, Mould end Dipt Cam
dee, .-.-y ay,.
Maasa Raislas boxes,
fipeS in boxes, 3 gross each,
/ bingham boxS, HamiltonS CaesSttt al
Lssper's SuuE In heftlSs. RI. ...... ..
London and Phiiadslphia Mustard
Writing and Wnppine espss, 49,.
Bed Cords, Leading LGaas ~ '"r.- '
,. .5 ALSO, " p ~ -
A constant sspply Of wAsFe enAeHsRs ~
bss, svslxyIss vtouS, bS letnt shd
80 hhds. e Maryland I'D VtsySaA gSsses
Russia ShessnS IL ts",'.'
Asw plssss ass euslU O. ~ w..
49,. - y JUG, - 60
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Public Sale.

Pursuant to an order Of the county court OF
Fairfax, will positively be sold' at pubic
sale, on the premises, at twelve O'Clock on !,
NlonLay the 18th day Of June' 1t TAR II
not, OH tho next fair day, al the same ume
and place; so much OF the Tract OF Aa''a
known by the name Of
WEST GROVE, -.
As will be sufficient to raise the sum o. one
hundred pounds. The part proposed LOT sa' s
lies on the south side of Hunting Creek, and
In the vicinity Of the bridge, 1t includes
some handsome scirss for building bss'des'
several other advantages Of situation. Terms
The above property will be sold Of private;
sale O. any sims before The above m NEW. 3.
d.y. on application 10 Riehsrs NJ Sss"' '8''
irwin or Fraseis Hammsrstsy, E.ss'''.
The Commissioners.
June |.
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, Sales at Vcndae.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD
a the Vendue Store, corner OF Prince ano
Water streets.
A Hsrist, OF by Goods, GrsssT's'' &c
Particulars Of which will be expressed In
.be bills of the day-AIl kinds OF goods
which arc on Limitation and the prices Of
which are established, can at amy time DC
viewed and purchased at the lowest hn'i1a''0'
anu prices.
P. C. Marstsller, v. N
Tuft Received,
.AD FOR SHE BY
CHARLES l. CATLEIl,
IS chests Imperial, HysOn' * Young
Hyson Teas.
$4,000 lbs prime Green Coffee.
% pipes and quarter casks Liso0"
and Teneriffe Wine.
hoysheads Muscovado Sugar
5000 lbs Seine rwine.
so boxes Mould Candles.
so fdo Spanish Sesars.
barrels Pimento.
October Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-07-06
IRON CHRACCAS.

Yesterday arrived at the Lazaret,o TIN.
schr. ihree Friends, Capt Scnoyen, 10 davs
from Lagnra. On board this vessel ,s Bon
Juan Edwardo, of Caracas, With desDstcb-
es Tor the deputies lately arrived in the u
). from that province.
Inns gentleman informs that the govern.
ment OF Caracas IS al present vested in a
lunta Consist g ofive persons. who exercise
legislative, executive. and, for the present.
likewise Judicial functions.
The following minister's have been an.
pointed one of internal fnacces. one for
toreigh affairs, and one of war and navy.
Courts of judicature are not vet rcg,,lar-
~ organized, nor is the militia vet syslema.-
tized
Commercial regulations are undergoing a
favorable change tor the u >
Inc present government is considered as
temporary and TO continue until all the de.
partments CT the province of Venezuela shall
nave ratified the measures adopted al ca.
raccas, which it is supposed will soon be the.
case There are only TWO departments. that
OF Maracaybo and Coro, which have nor
yet joined in the late important change Of
government.
The deputies from the departments Of
Guyana, Varinas and Cumana, Cooperate.
with the unta at Caracas.
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CHARLES.
Marseil!es, Feb. z. 1899.
Continuation Of Foreign N'es1s by tie la,est
.HrriUais

Continuation Of Foreign Nfesvs by The La,est
.Arriuais
LONDON, May IA
By letters from Malta i, appears. that an
insurrecdon had taken place in Minorca, &C.
casioned by some indiscreet restrictions on
commerce, which led to disposition i'm the
mai-contents to supercede the authority of
Spain, and place the Island under the protec-
ton of G b. -After the destruction of the
Custom House, ana of some private property
OF its Superintendent order was re-establish-
ed.
The Cleaner. Lieut.. Green, has arrived
at Plymouth, in days from Lisbon. Lord
Wellington had advanced to the frontiers.
and rumor prevailed that his intention
was 20 endeavor to push on to Salamanca
where great part ofthe French army, des
tined for the attack on Portugal, was staff
oned. The British army is Ia the highes
state of discipline. The Portuguese force
consists OF about 40 900 men, well appointed.
and principally commanded by English off
GERS.
German papers to the 9Th, mention, that
great discomfort prevails in Sweden-tha,
the party attached to the gallant Gustavus
acquires strength daily-that the intended
successor to the Throne, the Prince of Au
g,Istenburgh, is extremely unpopuIar-and
Ihdl d strong desire is entertained In ia
YOUR of raising the son Of Gustavus to the
Throne, upon the demise of the presen;
king.
The intelligence of British feet being
destined to the Baltic has struck terror into
the Danes
Paris papers to the 9TH. which we received
tins morning contain the following SENA-
TUs CoNsULTUM -
ART 1. All the countries situated on the
left Bank o. the Rhine, from the limits of the
Departments of he Roer and Lower Mouse.
following the rhalweg of the Rhine to the
Sea, are united to the French empire, and
form an integral part.
2. The countries situated between the
Course OF the WAL, the river Dngne, and
the frontiers OF the Department of the Nettes,
the Lower Mense, and the Roer, shall
form Department under the name of
the department of the Mouths OF the
Rhine. Bots lie Due shall be the chief city.
The countries situated at Yves. Of the
Dogne, with the Isle Of Schowen, Tholer,
Norlh and South Beveland, and Walcheren.
shall be united to the Department of the Eve
Nettes.
4 The Department of the Mouths Of the
Rhine shal'have woDepu;ies to the Legis-
lative Body.
The Department Of the Two Nettcs.
which has three, shall have FIVE.
(SigDed)
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lte me an individual. who under the pre-
tcxt.of selling some objects of art, engaged
20 denver me a message from his majesty
the King of England"
lspeedily discovered and arrested this
Iemissary, who stated himself to be the Ba
ron de Kohl. an Irishman, and Minister
from his majesty the king of England to
Prince Ferdinand forward him post to
your eAce!lencv, with the pretty numerous
papers OF which he was the bearer The
! examination TO which You will subject him,
wiii have no doubt, disclose all the details
OF ms plans, and the accompsices he NAV
have had. According to the preliminary
inquiries which 1 have made here. l am
induced TO think ,hat he has come alone.
and that he Is totally unacquanted in this
place. -
l think it my duty. Sir. to avail myself of
| th's opportunity tn repeat Co your excelleu-
cy what 1 have already had the honor to
communicate to you. Prince Ferdinand is
animated with the best disposition he is
profoundly impressed with the opinion that
his majcssy the Emperor is his only support,
and his best protector. a profound sense
OF gratitude, the wish and hope of being de
ciared the adopted sun of hts majesty the
Eimperor-such are the sentiments which
MI the heart of his highness /; and under
such circumstances it was & at the same time
| ~ 'i"u ''SHS"'iSu every per
son OF DISTINCTION IN the province at the Cas-.
ne OF Vnlancay, to participate i'll the BRILL
ant entertainments which he gave in celebra
tioh OF their majcsty's marriage, that he
Baron de X lii came to deliver his wicked
ana ridiculous messages Assuredly nothing
could have been more easily anticipated
than the reception lie has experienced
| l request that your EeceIiency will trans
mt to me detailed acknowledgment of the
receipt OF the various articles which have
addressed to you
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
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NAPOLEON.
CAM6ACERES.

May IS.
The amount Of the interest ofthe Loan to
be raised fer the service of the present year.
will be about 700, 0Ool. It will be provided
for, we understand. without any new taxes.
There will, it is said, be an increase in the
postage OF letters, and some new regulations
will be made in the stamp duties, Which will
have the effect of increasing the receipt of
that branch of the revenue. The duties OH
timber imported from aoy parts but from
our colonies Of Nova ScolIa, New Bruins.
wick. and Canada, will be increased.-
But this is not expec ed to be very produc
i've, nor Is 1t to be wished. We shall be
glad to find our imports from cur colonies
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An additional force Of 1000 men vers
hourly expected from England. anc the Ma
nish army was daily increasing by the n,s,.
Der OF volunteers from the city, and aAo
many from the adjacent country, who weS,
conveyed thither in boats or English
transports from Ayamon'e, Leepe, and
Cor,ja.
The Spaniards had made several success.
fni saiiies in small parties upon he French
on the south east side of the island, but had
not disiodged the enemy from any pest of
Importance.
HE Spanish mountaneers from Grena,,a
nad WITHIN short time previous to the lob
May made several attacks on the French
IN different quarters of the Province of A.
dalusia aftT @
The English and Spanish troops had about
the lst ult. defeated body OF French near
iar.ffa. The Marq us Romano held his
mead quarters ar Barajos. and had under
MN aooue 10000 men, was attacking the
french IN every part OF the neighboriny
country, and that a column ofthe Marou;s's
troops had advanced within one DAVIS march
OF Sevilie. The troops in Portugal. Enelish
ana native were estimated at rs Geo strong,
commanded By Lord Wellington and ehe.
french army under Junot, was said to be
nearly equal; and as they were in sight of
ench other An engagement was expected 10
take place very shor ly.
Gen O'Dunnell had been successful, in
Catalonia, and had severely defeated the
enemy. Young General Lasse had beenno.
minated by General Blake, and appointed by
TIE Regency to take command ofthe forces
by General Blake in Va!eacia Oh his re-
'urh 10 cadiz Lasse is generally spoken
OF as young man of great courage and con.
siderable experience, being commandslin
the Spanish army in the French service.
previous tothe treacherous and base attemur
OF the French government to subiugat,.
their most faithful and nearest aily.-Hcif
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from the good understanding that exists be-
tween the Emperor and me, as from the
honesty he has shown towards me. i; seems
TO me therefore, that it is right that your
majesty should give me a letter for the En-
pcror, in which you will felicisate HIM on
his arrival, and will testify 10 him that !
have for him the same sentiments as you
have shown towards him. If your majesJy
shall judge proper, you will send me the
letter immediately, because shall set Out
after to morrow. aud ! have given orders
that the relays which arc to wait OH your
majesties should come back Zen arriere)
Your most humble servant,
(Signed)
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PROCLAMATION.
By he city IF HALRNcI<.
.ha6tlanfs "a YnLencin I

'F0OIc fHha6tFanf8 II Valencia !
Already is that Supreme
Government installed, to whom YOU have
sworn truly patriotic obedience. by the
manifestation g. your sentiments ami CON.
t ,g fDity OF Your maxms with those of the
metropolis. ihis pow rful proof of heroisu,
shall forever be glorious to the territorv os
Nalencia-ln 1t shall rest our Union. ard
brotherhood, for they are the fundamen,al
principles OF the general and individual han.
pineSs ct the people. Not to cherish then,
would be disgraoeful, & any one who would
either directly or indirectly violate by anv
act or demonstratlan, those fair principles
N winch the prosperity Of the country is>
founded, ougas TO be expelled from It's b.,