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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-02
c.. Deneale, c. c.
Diltrict of Columbia,

COUNTY OF ALEXANDRIA, S..
Juty Term, 1910.
Leonard and Thomas Cook,
comhlatnaats,
AGAINST In caancery.
George Smith and William
MDanicl, dJ nd4nts,
The defendant George Smith.
not having entered his appearance and
given security, according to the act OF
assembly and the rules of this court, and 1t
appearing to the satisfaction of the court
upon affidavit that the said defendant Geo.
Smith, is not an inhabisant of this district:
On motion of the said complainant by
his counsel, it's ordered that the said defend
ant George Smith, do appear here on the
first day of next term, and enter his appear
ance to the suit, and give security Tor per-
forming the DEGREES of the court, and that the
other defendant VIM M'Daniel, do not pay
away, convey or secrete the debts by him
owing to or the estate or effects in his hands
belonging to the said absent defendant 1eo'
Smith, until the further order or decree
Of this court and that a copy OF TINS
order be forthwith published for two months
successfully in the public newspaper
published in this county, and that ano-
Their copy be posted at the front door o.
the courthouse of said county.
A copy.
G.. DENEALE, c. C.
..o law2m
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TIE defendant VIVA. Foufhees
nst having entered his appearance and given
Sc urity according to the act Of assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court upon affidavit, that the
said defendant William Foushte is not an In
habitant Of this district~-on motion OF the
said complainant by his counsel, it's ordered,
that the said defendant William Foustee, do
appear here on the first day ofnext term, and
enter lis appearance to the suit, and give Sc
curity for performing tie decree oitne court
and that the other defendant Donald Macleod
do not pay awey, convey, or secrete, the debts
by him o wing to, the estate orefectsin his
hands, belonging to the, said. absent defendant
William Foushee until the further order or
decree ofthe court, and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith published for two months
successfully, in enc of The pubic newspapers
published in this county and that another copy
b. posted at the front door ofthe court house
of said county.
A Copy-Test,
G. Deneale, &C.
4urust 9. law2Ik'
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ALEXANDRIA, Jnlg 2iSt, 1910.

ALEXANDRIA, Juty 2'St, 1910.
TKTAS committed to the jail OF this coun-
Wv ty, as runaway, negro man, who
Calls himself .46ram Maggs-he IS about "a
years OF age, Stout made, and about $ feet
or inches high--he has number of shifts
of cloalhs, mas u ed the bay trade, and sailed
in one Of the Baltimore packess he says he
was born free IN Middlesex coupty, Virgil
MIA. The owner is requested to come, prove
his property, Pay charges and take him away;
otherwise he will be disposed Of as the law
directs.
James Campbell, jailer.
Auoust 9 law2m
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Angus! Q.
7 @ r EN- T.,

~ N LIN 1.
A convenient STORE and DWELL Nc
on Fairfax-street, lately occupied py 11as0'
kins and alden. Apply to
Jacob Butts
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G., w. Edmonds.
Prince William County, 10 1v3t.
October g..

ALEXANDER HENDERSON,, one OF
The Commonwealth Justices OF the Peace
of the said County, to ali Shcrifs, Mayors
Bai,iGs, Con5tables aud He~d2tsoughs,withln
the Commonu ea'th Of Virginia.
WYEREAS complaint Is made TO me THIS
day. upon the oath of Samuel Davis, that
.I,mes Cor7lgDeH, IA5orer, who was lately
committed to the Jail OF the said county OF
Prince William, by warrant from HearJ
WTashisg,on, Justice Of the Peace for the
said county, Oh suspicion of felony. did Oh
me night OF tue twenty-six;h instant, forclbiy
escapa from the said AL, and Is now going at
l3rre: These are therefore. IN the name Of
the Commonwealth, to require YOU, and e.
very of YOU, in your respective counties, tl-
ties, towns and precincts, to make dillgent
search. by way Of hue anlcyy for the sad
James Cornwcll, and having found, to sIcze
andretake, and safely convey, or cause him
20 be safely convcyed to the jail of the SAID
coun,y of Prince William there to be kept
mill he shall be thence discharged by due
course oflaw
Given under my hand and seal this twenty
eighth day of September, 1910.
A Hendcrfon, (ScaO
Dumfries, Sept 3o--Oct. 3. d2w*
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JOHN WILKINSON,
Cielk 10 the meeting lI..s Year.
:Gs ON
BALIIMGEE, Clt 8.

Arrived. schr. MlN.m a,c T,hr, 6
days item Ia Cusyls, aid Il htn ant
Croix. Lett at La Cu"yia, S,y1, is scll.
Fame, DAVIS, OF Baltimore ; tc2lc, s---,
CT Ecsltn :; IhisotiIhia scs>,!tr ,.uc
uukrown big I htn'ss, Ig';m, q NV
Yoik, 70 sail HI CT 4 Gays. Il BIZ #
var vas fl the lolt, tcaGs al v,ss,,s
bturd in, wiltin 3 qustitr q { mile 81 The
sNhuirg glcuLd VAS b'ald,o /! hn, (
,,tated Tchteiy. S.p,. IS, Icnd>o % b.i
Erd, (o;. CrciA several Amt!lcan 'c:s,Is
there, ramts not Known; GRE q ,EtN a
brig, wss 10 sail icr New }c!k ln4 lsls
A tosion s.hc, ntl WIS al Nes KIN c.:-
,ha1p;re. VI as riorned q 81 Cox nat
s,1tlal fnelicsn vess,is t,G len ,apul.
cd kv rrj,atet1s cut oi Pelto E:eo, ttrg
il,nrc,ts IN tie II an 'lsl ,c!itl:uud
net I<s1n dor r.ns,s. Cap, L. VIZ bird
&c Porto Ei,o lu5 Cn tealng thai laws
cfsrgcd, lis Ges;;rattr. &c. :, e."
cl,n bull, vessel c.scre Fl k'Eear 80"
70 rt,,cu sloald; sails lsls:s;, yellow
.d,s, bovspiit with al her sl'tn'8 't6'
eirg UP. Oct. 3, stw th Cuni'o'h +!hE',
5 bl;es, ard several large sdoAas, 10 al
Is CT 90 sail, sIL 81 sntl CT; tcuu Nv
lean y hat they wsIc * cu.
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e May be lon2k hi I01 t oe,

a LEASE ter h1ee HhS ~ 1Is .nes
ecual to the fec simple ljs ~ 20 E rs1Ex,
OF LAND, Iyirg in tie ecrny at1uy
ard being a pslt Of tie n%ct cav" ~. VIZ
WORTH; Tie srl ual lcrt Is 10 '1,.lngls
einia ,rarsfer T,Laceo, "lil NJ! j. is
ior iss. per ,v' 'eual e 1,s 55; = ct.
situate aicut nj1e miles iltra ,,<'.alu.G
The inp,cyeucn's &c log eT''IE ibo
with 1llee icons, Iitchtr' a!i''I'' ,rda con-
a good Peaeh,ld AlrIe CleIs1',," ,d Ills
siderable PROJECTION Ct me'teW ',,u 10 tie
fam is said &c lie atnl'; } S. 'ls r;(c On
plaislel-a coed clep Ct VI cat wa s(o lv.l-
said fam, ard it is srITcsed ;to. :, III he ia
els corn will lie msdc this ye:r' Wv, e ,clo
Dor of two hards. If rot cf ca' Ill r,cla'
the 18th Of this present menu = I'd 4rT
bly not be for sa lie after 'hS, pe1, ,osc srpIy
person wishing to P urc hase w. Mount hii'5
to the subscriber, residing
who VIII she" 'n''D I l7 B, Mel11n'
2awSt
October 8.
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h hi 5ss sAl 10 b ame't :rd'es'y in b,,,, !,
an can aty che, ssps ctrg salya, ;sH:'
il ! M be eStnP' hon the need cftoss..'a. By
The same holy ''nps,? H,wtyerf ssssssnss
tai tnts' with which he NY haze .'s
us ny nature, or lewe,sr ts may ,t1 I'St&l
Gu s,u's win u smc'e ,Scensni eiI, ' y,
II ely Spirit, stsIl VIC ike rcliir, s VIZ; his
have noi tteAtd ad We ,.r "n We
:ourd l'astn t'' st'rre a,,,sh,, love 10
CT cur hfe,t'n ter I'm, lttrs ,,r N"'
Der, equally as itr Is, (IRrT d,a '",n,
Us then, Ga, ffie, Is, te wjiro L'.I
n;n Ourselves, ,ro Aev vIe,ll W. v'aa'
irds' & tArhie iolowfrs q a l,vIy r ~S s'e,
'hovlh onr're1fNI Saviour. Ii ys "t G. \
q tsl,rt! OF ,rilisy let Us NV I'D 81
eru'Tse, srd ter :ssis'.rce 70 d. sa
s pm girGs " t is d,t;dul ,,,cs;,
Price :--srd !! We ,a,e not WHOM ~.
ground 81 al We s'e trCew,d, in a ,t,d@
9iec, with IN TN Die h,mt, We ,S.h l'l
ia'niy be encouraged still 10 sur,Efs,e !.
lis eontjrusne'. Iira)ly, GEAR L;s,|
vhelher with tie beloved disciple, We ~
dress yeu;s tatft,s c, as cry mtr VI.
ther, without ''ga'd q SIX or station wv.
love n CEIIsT rtw saiu,es Tie s1,t u,ha
rising fent,s'ien i'mtnLe, tial i! is The
neck vhe n tie LcIDwiiI ,efcl. his NY :,
and thus tsreht, frd retei'irg with we.
s,rvirg hcai,, tie holy teclIre, "C,sce
ard Peace" VIII be multiplied . iron Con
cur FAT HrR, & ehe lclI jIlrs CnEls1 >
signed in slo en Ltksn CT tie A,,rg,
by
IOHN WILKINSON
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Domestic Manufactures
Fer sale at thr Lonest.c u ofehtHf' u
KING street.

1NE1iS "t'NS''
TLOTHS, cassimeres, cSss're'' f ,',.
" nets, vest ps,tclrs, six 3nG n eta -,
tons, gineh; ms, tWiIed ard rI"ln CEN 1'9'
wbi,e AID colcrcd lcars, sillc1' ''',A ~
bcdticbirg, ccunlerpsEes. vooIsN q ,:r'
hcsiely, linen. cotton shIu'% E ''o7 II
calicccs, shvwls, Eartkelche w.
coIored thleeGs, large assG,HH' No.,
ccucp, s,nc oi vEith is al ROCCO ~ 80,
eil,h webbing, ssdd]e hses, E'@ ," lf,l,,s,
hetRIed fax, fax Nfcelsn leeis' rye ~. nd
viewers reeds, lea,}cr a}c'es,1 COZ" "a
susperdcls, rstert :usrs1Ff CO.'S ,hrli~
sr ~ d Wssbirg ton s,e 1'n d, r1''''
in Philadelphia, ty lie 'r''e CT l'.' ,n',5Isjl
N. b. Tes,lerI,ds, srd''s' ''' we, q,
matrs sscs ready n:tc, ;rd &c '' &C" $
The shortest Rotice. eur
OctCEer 10. -
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FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE FARM, containing jar
N hundred and fjiy acres, lying III Tue
nnner end of Fauq lier county, Va. well nm
proved. nearly half IN wooIs' AaSly t}lhoefeu
and watercd we'll adapted to the culture Oh
wheat and corn, Vita common cultivation
itproluces from fifteen TO twenty bushels Oh
wheat peracre.
Also, 2o4 acres Of god Jf:rriag land, on
lanes River, lying directly On the road lead
iap from the city of Richmond TO CARROTS.
vile. Apply TO
c.. w. Edmonds.
N. B. I will exchange for property in
A]exan,ria 5000 acres of good Laad in the
state of Kentucky, the title indisputab!e
CT. w. E.
October9 9. It."
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LaWraion ana roWle,

HAVE FOR SALE,
The CARGO Of Scb3oaer Catherine,
CAPT. Ne~:em5, from Boston,
Consisting Of
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Saf.
$40 boxes mould and d!pt Candies
IS hogshcAds New England Rum'
OCTOBER g.
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EPISTLE

From, the Yearly Mrcting held in London by
adiournnacnts, from the Esd Of the fifth
month to the first of the sixth month, 1910,
inclusive.
70 the !94arterly and Monthly meetings Of
Friends, in Great Britain, Ireland
and elsewhere.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17

The Marquis Wellesley, pursuant
to notice, rose to move for certain pa
Pers connected with the subject re-
specting which (the conduct of Mr..
Erskine in concluding a treaty with
the American Government coatrary to
his instructions,) noble Earl TGrey1
had moved for other documents on
Thursday last. He though it advisa-
Die that every document relative to the
question, which could tend to place il
IN Its proper light, should be before
the House previous to the discussion
OF that important question. He.
should therefore move for other inclo.
sures, not moved for by the noble Earl.
which were contained in the dispatch
which the noble Earl had called for.
and for some other dispatches of a
more remote date.
Earl Grey could have no objection
to the production Of any papers which
could add to the information he had
air ady moved for, & which could con-
trihnte to throw light on the Question he
intended tobring forward, which would
be confined to the conduct of Mr. Era
kline In the circumstances referred to !:
ne did not wish to involve in it the
question of the general conduct of 90
ysrnment with regard to America.
Lord Wellesley then moved for the
additional papers, and the motion was
agreed te.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
HOUSE OF CoMMONs.
= : Monday, February S.

Mr. Whitbread observed, as there
was no. objection to the motion which
he was about to make, he should move
an address to his majesty for copies
lot certain dispatches of the dates of
the Sd and 4 h of December, 1903.
from Mr. Erskine to the Secretary of
State, (Mr Canning,) also the letter of
Mr. Erskine to Mr. Snitn, referring to
these dispatches, &c.
Mr. Canning seconded the motion
of the hon. gentleman. He was incI,n-
ed to do SO from what had passed in a.
mother place, which led him TO inter.
that In the production of the papers
now moved for, nothing injurious to
the public service would follow. The
question which would arise out of the
papers Would be founded on the ae.ee.
ment entered into with the A nericao
government and Mr. Efskine, which a.
sreement it was impossible for his ma
Jesty TO sanction. II was quite dis
tlnct thing whether the British Co
vernment should be bound by its o wa
act with the American Government.
or whether it should be bound bv an
unauthorized act of It's agent. The
correspondence would clear that act.
The question Was not whether the in
structions given by the Government to Mr.
Erskine was polite or wise, but whether
an accredited agent was justified in de.
parting IRON his nstrut.oos When the
papers We're before the house. it would be
shewn where the fault lay, and then il
would be ascertained In wnat manner such
departure from p5sItive Instructions should
De aniinadvertea upon. Ia point of fac.
the Instructions were disob yed, and # any
additional papers were necessary to throw |
light upon the subject, no doubt they
would De granted, If Called tor. II was
expedient that the world should see what
the actual instructions we're. 1
Mr WhitDread was NOT disposed to have
said word, II the right non. gentleman
had not SO very UNEXPECTEDLY offered him.
sell 10 the notice OF the House LII here
after, vpon Investigation, it should appear
that GO sub4ance of the instructions Civ |
en- to W &gAlns was Carried into effect
~ thatNgshkHIAn, it would become the
right non. ger man. to show why the |
treatywith America had not been ratified. |
Witn respect TO Certain papers, ne fouad |
that one marked no 4, nad nos been pro.
puced, which would have given & differs nt |
the TRANSACTION
The Chancellor of the Exchequer was |
perfectly convinced that the, papers, when
produced, would satisfy the House that
neither the letter nor spirit OF the instruc-
tons bad been obeyed. The MOTION was
then agreed to.s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF PEERS.
Thursday, February /.

Lord Grey rose, pursuant 70 notice
to move tor several docum ents respect,
ing the late treaty with America. His
object in moving for them was to as.
certain how far the conduct of Mr..
Erskine, In negotiating that treaty,
was liable to blame. Having thus
stated the chief object of his motion.
ne should not now offer any further
observation upon it, until the papers
were before the House. His Lord
ship concluded with moving for the
correspondence since April last, be.
tween Mr. Canning aud Mr. Erskine,
particularly the instructions sent out
TO Mr.. Erskine, and Mr. Erskine's let.
ter to Mr.. Smith, Secretary of the A.
merican Government.
The Marquis of Wellesley THOUGHT
that as the papers moved by the noble
Lord referred to transaction that
was now passed, he was not aware of
any objection TO the production of
them. As, however, the noble Lords
motion referred to all the instructions
with which MIR Erskine has been fur
nished, he thought it might be pro-
per to bring forward some more papers
than those moved for by the noble
Lord. The matter he should make il
his business to inquire into, and if he
thought the production of any more
papers necessary, he should move for
them on Monday next.
Lord Grey's motion was agreed to.
Lord Erskine could not omit the
present occasion of Offering few OBJ.
serv tlens to their Lordships. II had
been smoufed that his near relation,
in NED Rcis&hgAt he treaty with Anne.
RIGA, had len rather TO the political O.
pinion on thE subject of the side of
the house on which he sat, than those
OF his majesty's Minister'S. Into the
grounds ofthis rumour he had snxi-
ously inquired, and found to his sa,is-
faction that the report was wholly
without foundation. Had he discoy-
cred that his son was Justly liable to
the charge of such dereliction of du.
ty and such breach of confidence.
nearly md dearly as he was connected
with him, he never would have spo-
ken TO him. But whenever he touched
upon this subject he trusted i, should
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Paris, January 4, 1910.

The Constance privateer, burnt on
the 18th uit. the American brig John,
which was on her passage from Lon
don to st. Mary's, OF the Azores.
The same privateer has sent into
brest, the Calde, Of Petersburg, capt.
Moore, from Lisbon for Liverpool,
With tobacco, potash and pipe slaves.
Inis prize mad IL Americans aad
passenger on board.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
- HIIADELrHfA, April 2.
FROM PORTUGAL.

Yesterday schr. Hound, captain
Gamble, A days from Lisbon. by HIN we
receive the following verbal information
that the British army were at Coimbra
and the French at Badajos, having the ri.
yer Tagus between them. That the Brit.
ish transports and many vessels were lying
In readiness, should the British meet with
any disaster, the transports 20 take off the
troops and the Americans and others ia
take off such of the inhabitants that wish
to ny. That he saw London papers as
late as the 2sth January in which was the
Kings speech, delivered on the 27Sh to the
parliament. the contents of which as far
as he remembers vas so concilIatory to-
wards America, that a number of British
agents that had came out to L sbon to pur-
chase cotton and other Amer can preduce
stopped any further contracts fer taose ar.
sIes. -, 49,
Continuation; Of iase Londos VIEWS, re.
: r<fueH Ra.t.. l.. f.d 80 .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17

Continuation; Of lase Londos News. re.
eeiued &c Boston, by the ship sally.
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Dirgtnia Nra,.s.
R IC-H M on d
NORFOLK, ApriliS.
TUESDAY. ArarL IL, 1910.

-.
CaPt@p Rutter. of the Schooner Marv,
Bartholomew, informs us that befor,. =.
saHed packed had arrived from EneIan,.
at Antigua, 6rtnging London papers tn ,h.
zota reo That he read Antigua psuer.
containing London intelligence to that date.
mere was nothing important, except thas
tue London papers stated there had beea
a hrng along the French coast. in cons.
quence OF Commercial Treaty hav,n~
oeen signed between France and the JJois
.red States. NAe o"'-
CaPta'n X. further states that the Lon
don papers spoke positively of an afnicaoIe
~. OF all matters between this
country and Great Britain.
Alter the arrival of this r,actef .h.ra
was marked difference in The ,rsa,a,.n.
to the Americans--aii who claim th. ch.r.
acter OF American ci;izeas. were dischsrl
ga from the mn of war, to b. number
- Was reported OF ne rly 500 a Aut,puas
and the Adjacent Islands; Capt. X h.s
Drought hone six Americans. thar W..
discharged at Antigua.
Delegates elected to srrve in the n.xt
General assembly ofYirg1nia.
Rlchnond county, Fauntleroy Brock
enbroigh, Foushee G.. Tebbs.
King George, Meriwether raliafer-
70, y VIM. F. Grymes.
Montgomery, John Ingies, y James p.
Preston.
Charlotte, Joseph Wyatt, John D.
Richardson. =
Ffaaklin, y Nathaniel H. Claiborne.
n Fleming Saunders.
Frederick, VIM. Castleman, Charles
Brent. ~
Stafford, VIM. Brent, y Charles Juli-,
an.
Caroline, William Hoomes, William
Jones.
Roskbridge, Thos. 1. Preston, y John
Bow er.
Prince-Gsorge, Charles Gee. Allen
Temple.
Gloucester, Thos. Baytop. = william
Perrin.
SisssS. George billiard, John Jar-o,s.
Chesterfield, Beverly Z. S.annard,
y James Clarke.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
February iss
From fhe censrnei.'
LATEST FROM ENGLAND &
SPAIN

-
BY the ship Sally, captain Stutsop.
which arrived here YESTERDAY, from
London and from'he Caledonia, from
Cadiz, arrived in Philadelphia, we have
London papers TO the 18th, and Cadiz
accounts to the 10Th February.
They announce the rapid progress
OF the French arms in the subiugation
of Spain. Having forced the. passes
of the Brown Mountains at three
points, Ehile one corps pressed on and
occupied Seville, two Others unised at
Cordova, and pushed on for Cadiz |;
the Spanish divisions retreating to
that city and towards Gibraltar. On
the 9TH February they invested Cadiz,
by the capture of ST. Mary's mort
opposite the Island, about six miles
distant, and summoning the city to
surrender. The Spaniards returned
gallant answer of refusal & defiance
aud were taking spirited measures of
defence while, a, the same time, all
the ships of war, English and Spanish,
amounting to very considerable num-
Der, and the merchantmen were in rea-
diness, IN case of extremity to PHI. to
sea with such ofthe Spamards as could
be taken on board. Provisions were
plenty, but water scarce, at Ca6iz.-
The Hon. Mr. Wellesley had sailed
from Englsnd on. a mission to Cadrz.
He will probably follow the Junta to
South America.
In thetde6ate in the English Parlia.
ment, we have not found any thiog on
American saGairs. The Ministry ap.
peared determined neither to go to war,
nor relax their Orders in Council.
The papers which passed in all the
late negotiations with the U. States,
have been laid before parliament and
published. Mr. Pinkney and his La
dy were unusually constant in their at
tendance on the royal levces and draw
ing rooms; and a ministerial paper in
noticing the Ambassadors present at
the Queens Dressing Room, the 9Th
February thus arraIgcs them So" A.
merican, Hessian, Persian, Portuguese,
Spanish, &c.
The reports of a treaty between
France and America, and OF the relax
atioh VI GOndpdit c oStfCCSs ndu C
vaporatcd. American vessels contin-
ued to be captured and sent into the
ports Of France and her colonies. Ma
poleon Had not set off for Spain. The
Dutch oiicial Gazettes had announced
it having been settled, that the future
bride offhe French Emperor would
be Catherine Paulina, sister of the En-
peror of Russia, who is in her 31st
year and that a French officer had
been sent to ST. Petersburg to escort
the Russian Princess to Paris.
EIt was reported the Toulon feet had
put to sea and that Lord Collingwood
wasin pursuit of it.
We hnd no mention made In the
London papers, ofsending a new min
lister to the United States or of recall
ling Mr. Jackson.
The famous French frigate La Cam
nonier, from India, is among the pri-
zes recently sent into England.
The Ex-Vice President, Burr, was
said to be in Paris.
Extract of a letter from an American
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-17
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