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NEW MILITARY WORK.
Just PubEMtd and Jor Sale,
n. the Bookstores Of X. Grdy, and Cotton
= - aud Steudrt--
,pYcE DOLLARS 50 CENTS

ppYcE DOLLARS 50 CENTS
5.Rules and Regulations for tue Field Exer-
,;.. and. Maucsuvres Cf the French intantFy,
;ssned August ls., :59l; and the Man1u-
,,r.s .d,lel. which have been since adopted
NV the emperor Napoleon: Also, the Ma
neup,es of the Field hrullery, WIN ihia''-
try. By Col. Irenee hmelot dc LacrolN' 'ate
Chief of Brigade in the French service. IN
three volumes, the third volume consisting
The principal part Of this work has been
.r.nsl,,..d from French 70 English, BY Lieut..
Fol Macdonald, in the service OF his Eiltaii-
- ma;ex;y. Col. de LacrOix has not only
.va;,ed himself of Macdonaid's "Eahslatios,'
hut Ina, retained the priusiPs! theories WIZ
,,h;ch Col NJ. has enriched his w0lh' espe-
o;'i,,: his comparison of the french tacacs
.,i,h ,he Prussian, and the principles Oh the
i,;H.rent nations with the .glishi pecsuso
.hn.e valuable notes are suthcieht, ior suTH
: ,n,n,risons, and are in point. Coz We H.
b,. augmented those noies'
r.he' introduction of Col. de Lacscix worss
..:n Are, lhe attention of tive young Ameri-.
~, 20 the study Of learned tacucs, inc re-
~ ,S expesief,ce, and enable them 10 ootaih
, Ia.' nrecisloi desirable in the "ariaors loF
.hsy INST be convinced THAI geod ofneef
sur,n. = vooa soldier, and that the expert
s ~. of ages has demonstrated. thas inc so'-
49, win perlorm his duty .coFrect'y' ~neh nc
ia well commanded. L.. = .r .h;.
a. the end Of the second volume OF TINS
ro ~ coi De Lacroix has added the maneea.
w ~ &c che Geld artillery with the niantry.
s.s 80 to the French principles. tits NOV NOV
n:e.ssary to lavish praises on the advantage
os moving this laundering arfa With the safas
sac;l;ty and CELEBRITY as the line. europe =
aSS convinced and coafesses i. Hs has 40
S Ssd Pitt 4. which demonstrate these msn0ur
~ sss.. 10 essential 70 the great operations o.
wsr and which win enable officers so execute 9
them. $50 !. .l., .sxasdi-
-, M. ada 10 .his book some New -e0op:ea
,ns,,o uyres, which have bsen put y prasklcs
- rrest Advantage IN the lace OF an enemy
S = enhance the value Of this work = tns only
mosiss could induce him g sasnsas =. 80
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On SATURDAY, the 3cthday of June IN.
stai,t will.be exposed 70 sale, at the Coifee
HouSein Alexandria, tetw cen the hours
Of twelve. and one o'clock, for approved
endorsed notes at 60 and 90 days. s.. J. 8,
A two story BSsE hoDss and Ly!'
sitnass, lying and being upon the south sac
Of Prince street and to the westward OF Union lV
atreet, aud bounded as fOaloweths to wits
Beginning upon Prince street at the north
west corner. of a piece of ground granted by
George Gilpin TO Michael Madden. Sltest
10 tue'westward Of Union street, sEd running
thence westwardly With Prince street e bind
Ing thereupon % feet, thence sou:hwardiy
with line parallelto Water street - feet .
inches, thence eastwArdly with q line parallel
10 Prince street 90 feet thence with straight
line to the beginning 2ofect--which piece OF
ground was sold and conveyed by John No.
Ler,s, James Lawrasol,, aud Philip &. Mars
teller unto Abel Willis, and !s the premises
noW,ln occupation OF said Willis, conveyed
by said wills 10 Daniel Mclean, In trust
for certain. purposes therein named. S. ;
l. DANIEL MCLEAN Trssis''
.June?, TIA. = Cow
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: wenty Dollars R lN''s'

a geSCONDED from my farm at the
"A mouth, of Seneca, about the I'm OF last
Honth, man, whose name 10 n = "a -
ye,lrs of age, Between a black and yeitow co
ior., nearly s feet high, very stout maae,
S.Ilowish eyes locking heasy--he has out
ii,tbe 10 says Hia apparel was osnasars
shirts, . negro cotson overjaeket ana row ;.,
ssr., I, Il ,s likely he has made away WIN
them and procured other cl0athing, !, a Are, ,Ies
,~su man By name sambo, living on Judge
sTssangtons e.tate. Moupt Vernon :, Is DIS
s.,ssr. and,it is very probable he IS thersa-
Sons a. "a rAlcxsndria, and with little trouble
may bs found. ;,,.o - ..c, ~,
him II washington City or Aiexs e.. 81 la'l'
ntnA : thomas Peter.
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THOMAS RICHARDS,
2s1, lso,,e IN inform his friends and the Pub

lbeyS "a 20 fElyV'W '''' I'''S'F0 - =.
4 = r., ...,..s
THAT he continues to"carrY on the II Ia :
yern, at the sign of Mr.. Madison, corner OF
King and Henry streets, where ne VIII ne
constantly supplied with the best wines ana
liquors of every description, -
fAfew borders will be taken on moderate
:, .rrOs, and will be thanEful;o those who may
plcsss TO favor him with their custom ~
lIne a. - ssv+%s ~. ~
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IofeDh ~ 8 MaEldexilIes s, 81
Has JGsT eEfgED y, FOX S's-if''
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10 Sossheads sa and ath PrOsl s0'0 ''s''
Inia Spirits. IS ,.,... 81
- do Snsar, various quail tes' ~
10 ierces New Rice -, IS
horshsads Aiolsssess
do Coppersss IS
3to. Alum. I, -, !, ..,..,s Nex.,
70 barrels Whiskey and so Dates W. 8
England Rum. s. .s.E 81 Ssv.c,,. and
Hyson shin Teas = en- A. .Iscs.
Pert, Madeira LishoEs snsal : ~ q = !.
and Catalonia Vines. 3. 8 = s
90 barrels og Herring silsr sspss. -
50 barrels IeriAg put up VIA e ~
lar care and san pctred..g s se.,. -.
300 bushels Liverpool Ants y. bon ssss' 4 A.
MEa
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rs barrels prime Musccvado Sugar
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r OSa yesterday n,orning, Buck Leo
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notss, one on the bank Ut Potomac, the other
on the bank of Wasliiugtcn; six tWei'ty COLI
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The host that hshtafor l,sevty. Tell me
soldier. The oak OF our fRaers, The York,
shire beauty. SWEEP Emma snowy Rose.
The home Of MY heart, Colin and Kate.
My l0veis far away. oh, then rsmsHhss
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,-r..s LANDING,
From on board the Ae,faik Packet and jor sa's
81 'AF by tie Eabserbtr, '.s y.s.
2 hogsheads MuseoyAdo Sugar
as barrels ditto ditto rs
10 hogshcads retailing Molss1es ~
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( 40 bags Green Coffee. .r.. -.
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IS tierces Rice - "... 5 "
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= = -
reach Of Pbarosh,- Who either might OF =,
mirk, not have been drowned u the s q =
"a z 8 without any kind Of miracle. for, nad
the returning tide overtaken him, white v
p.rsuinekhe Israelitss, il must have over
wheImed him and many Of his eonnpa'nl-
ions.D sts h. i, "a y d ,.t
-. ENNUI.
Miss EpcRweRrH has written most
entertaining and interesting tale upon the
subject of !. the .6end" EEnni. Her mot,
to is admirably applicable. Que fstssr
vous 1 Potsdatn demandois.je an jour az
prince Guitlaume. Monsieur, me tepon''
.li,-iL nous passons notre vic { coajuguer
tousie meme VERDE /; m'ennuie.2 tufen-
mics. nohs nous JepHsyois. vons Vous e'''.ss5-,
uez sis s'ennuieat; ;s m'ennay0is, je men
nuieec,, etc. Mes. Souvenirs de vings ans
de seiour & Berlin, on, Frederic le Crane,
parDieudonne' Thisbaut."
: ENERGETICk BIOGRAPHY.
l. Baron Frederick Trenck thus sums up
the life, death, and character, of his cou.
sin, Baron Francis Trenck, the celebrated
Paadour of Austria. He lived the
tyran, and enemy Of the human raee,'and
died holy scoundrel."
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ais,sucS to the present STATE OF the wSsls
that az Tar 40 practicable the peopts shdold
know the intention lot both tilr goveasiimep,.
Of Gteat Britain and France to3lhe, Upi,,i
! States. and il has been my swishi 10 ascer,,;,
whether the, letter be- genuine, ~, i =,
& Another object 6f The RESTITUTION / win
state. II IS well known thai OF TIC Cad =
Novembsr, 1902, (ihe letter having l,,.s
communicated 10 this honsr our r.inis,.
at London was directed 10 a;nily 70 ,b.
British government sihc c1uduct of M,
Jackson. MI. Pinkney mast u,qnestion,,
Slv in couse uuence Of these instructions b.v.
= resen,ed note 70 the British goyerhm.a,
+ w;sh TO know whether Mr.. Jackson j, -
Is. recalled. and whether any oIhsr min;,..
4, TO be sent, that may inform, ms cops,n
n.nts of the state of the relations tetwe..
Crra. Britain aud the United S,a,r,
Ixell "A with France. Itis no, my iu,en,;o.
70 ask particulars. but 70 know whether \.
cocis,ions arc going on. think i, due "a !
our merchants and to ai. classes iu,er.,,.a
IN our foreign relations, that they ,boSu
havr .ou,es knowledge on the subi.e,. srS
,h.,. for. olG;:..r the resolutiou.
IN. hons. az rred now 10 eon,d., Il.
,..olut;on. A te:3a. '
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fn,ma,;on hr w.. CONVINCED ,bev ~
,vo,ld h-is.,;serd hu, world h. ..t;,.
more. The executive had bis dut;e, 10 =, ~.
form wh;cb n. constitution had 49,,
.o him and In which he ho,s. on1hs ".
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:'e " I've. 80. s, as y" ue SUD-
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fore thew rose. And an ,exsen,3on Co. b. i"
mads .of such matrers as nav rrc,;,. ID
Crew Is The pt4sidcn, .shouid d1cl;n. ;.
communicate. deeminp If imnroDrr e.,
nnh,;ca,ion. wha, wo,ld h. n. cons, ou.r.s,
f won!d be said thar The nres;drn, bsI IN
formation in his possession, the pubIiea,;on
Of which would blast the DART. Tb;,
|. would be language in reulrmen', mouths
immediately. Mr.. A was decidedly apains,
the resolution, introduced under the Sc cir.
cunassances and a. period Of the session
when no act of the legislature could be
bostomed on it. p.
.,:,Iar. Dana made some observation. 20
prove that the house had a right to call 70,
information at any time. He had No ;J.,
that the president of the Uuited. STATES
could be induced by such consid .ratioas. a,
those mentioned by the gen leman, to with-
hold'information. $500
Lfr. Wsntseme,y% said he was perfectly
sa,i,h' d TIA, had important information re.
spscting the state of our foreig, relations
been received, it woall have bsen commu-
nieatcd to the house before this time. F'u,
with respect to, the object Of getting the
Due 'de Cado's's letter, MIR. NJ. sid he
was anxious TO ascertain the fact wa,,hes
the coy extracted from the English pa.
pers was correct or otherwise. lfit had
been transmitted by Mr.. Armstrong, i,sgs.
mi a e az suls, T.. Il ~.
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: 3EPTHAH'S DAUGHTER.

I. IS astonishing how little has been
-~written or spoken upon that most>exalted Of
z all Ghe sacrifices ever made by mere NOR,
tails, which is recorded in the eleventh
= chapter ofthe Book OF, Judges. The di-
: vine historian has not even given US the
name o! the fair victim. Jepthah, return
ing from the slaughter Of twenty cities; and
s, the complete conquest of the enemies Of Is
rael, rashiv vowed, that, whatsoever should
. cane Firth uf the doors Of his house TO meet
n,sdena surely br the LORDS, and should
be sacri6ced with fire His daughter, An
=, only daughter, for she is empha,ically call
led i" the daughter of J-pthah the ,Gtrad-
itc," Indeed an only child, gay in al the
lovelinsss OF yeu'h and beauty, arSl mimat::
e ed 20 enthusiasm by the prospect or her
hraSe fathers. approaching triumph, ccme
= on. 70 meet rim lpi;a ti16rols end with dem
ceS, unconscious of the awful doom to
which she was destined When, in all the
agony Of regret and sorrow, he announced
10 her the vow which DC deemed irrevoca.
biz, low dignihcd her composure; how vi.
para!leled her heroism She rrsorred TO
no sophisIicai eVasions 10 avert the blow that
inipendsd'0yer her scarcely did she con.
descend to express rcSret tor her untimeiy
fxe. Ny tathert u thou hast opened TN
mouth Hnta tie LoRD, do 10 me according to
that 1VAich hath proceeded ont of'hy mouth ;
. j3rasa.,.ch as the LORD hath taken VengraMcr
Tar ace &c thine enemies, eren q tao chi!.
.!rca Ct .dmmSS. An she requested was
tha; hsrsslf and the companions Of her. in
fan,ile pleasures lnight be permitted to wan.
der for rwo months upon the lonely NOUN.
ta,rs, to prepare herself for death more
clar,uus than that Of the most celebrated
Ssroof ancient or of modem ages Com d,
patrd With this, how triaias the boas,sd
sacrifice Of lbh;yeNiG, a story, indeed,
which, from the silence OF HoMERs who
; could nrlshsr have forgotten or dssPissd an
! insideni 81 suited to his taste, and so capa-
bic Of smhsllishing bis poem, we ought to
8. regard as alGog sehef fabulous. 81,
2 Smest simpiiciry of tbs, pasrtarchat ages,
ennohied by rlfdeNotion more sublime than
that'sf CoIrus and of4 Curtius !! Il is shs
!, business OF soldier aud asking to die in.
/, the 6sld of,battle, bur what could posr
! .suraI girl lesi Of martial .snthusiasm or 'ex'
meet OF future fame? ,Ths. Jewish history,
Z indeed win scarcely suffer as TO presume
that she was chesEed by the hope OF -happi-.
ness, IN another stase,of being!
THE BOOK OF JOB. !,
I Thia book is the NEST astonishing Of all
Ksrsafy phenomena. lie author is totally
tJakueFu ltisnot even known in. what
! /, =. of ii,e word twas written. Moses is
,5s5SsS 60 nave written it @hsnsiR exi!ein
b.. in.d Svf INDIAN. Bur Jqsephaa tells as
q, assl ) ras dtGlels more Of soldier than
per ia these Say why asctibe ITO
s.s.!s If there 1he g. resemblance of
Y ( ,s<ss sea lie ...sosgs ef she. Hebrew
~ aaJ apy part Of the book ofgses Il
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An srudite writer in the Monthly An.
>>thology mas written many nembers OF
E",SILvA." We Intend, in humble inlita.
zion Oh ADLER scholars than ourselves, to
Write many numbers Of SILVuLA.. ;,
y The drV0 dum9Sa, the fields intsrspeFsedi.
with 6rakesand titickets, in the regions OF
literature, afs much less sublime than the
aucisAs groves Of science But, to the 'dIs
sand inattsntive wandsrer, they may be e.
- Seh4aore agreeable. ~SGauy; who can ne
~-Ver aspire TO the summit OF the mountain
~-Of the Muses., may ga,her very elegant
sSaowerets or its verdant borders. .,
Though, i'll a bare and rugged way, ~
Through devious lonely wilds " G stray
~ The barren wilderness shall smile,
With sudden green's and heritage crowned,
And streams ShalI.murmur all around.
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nan.s he sua i faiSt one. Both are tinged
with the same gloomy hue of antiaaass.----.
In nothing else are they alike, lt q aeiley-
ed that In the book entitled job shefe
IS NOT one decidedly jewish aIlusion, unless
the hint Of The genealogy of El,lu TIE, sei, gf
.Barochelyhe Bus;ts, Of the kiadyrd Ran,
is 70 be considered. Where was the land
&c tjz,s Is thonghtsin Arabia. In the
s6th slnpter Of Genesis, we read of Ltz,the
son 81 D;shan. Of tie dukes Of ths Hor;tes,
tke-children 3of 5ein in tie land IF Edon. -
In the. 25th'oi Jeremiah We read OF Phare-
ali kiag sf Egypt, and his SERVANTS, and ms
princes, add en- 6;sS sseie, and al che min
gled;peSpir, and dlthe Kings Of thsIand 81
u. JoL must have been an Ishmaelits or
an Edornits.> And yet he appears 20 have
had a plainer'rsvslation ofour Saviour than
the most favored of the Hebrew prophets.
For know that my redeemer ,Avsth, and
that he SAaH stand at the latter day upon the
earth: AnS thOxgh gJfer my skin sOayms
dsstroy this tody, yet in n.y. flesh shall lsee
Gsd: WhSm I shaH see for myself, and
mine eyes ShGH behold, and not anotter.---.
Jon XIX, IS, &c. ~. .... ~
Il is most astonishing work, and we
shall icquSutly REMARK upon it hereafter. =
- HuMANUM EST ERRARE.
A shrewd and sarcastic writer's says, 10
err is human, but obstiuately to persist IN
error is levilisk.". II was the misfortune
Of almost all Americans to be deceived as
to ,he prospect that was opening upon man
kind, in the early part of the Frenrh revo,
luton But surely the NapsLesnites of the
prssen, day are fit candidates for the infer
nal regions. ....
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-05-12
Ffem t6e. Freeslaa' q Yoarnal..
sfLVuL,A--No. /.

s Il CoLuasELLA!
,se-zSs whsIs country ObOEnds with little eopse''
rNlrRoD CTIoN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-06

|soners by the British horse, they being out
in accommodating The British gun boats
annoyed the French at Villa Franco A
shot from one OF them had taken off the
head of French general, while reconnoi-
ltering. Nothing of Importance had occur
red IN the lines since The arrival of the
French, though it VAS said tina. gen. Mas
sena had promised his soldiers three days
plumber, should he succeed in gettiog into
Lisbon. At the battle of Coimbra, the
French made an attack with nineteen thou
sand men on the left of the British being
principally Portuguese troops with British
ofhcers, and only ten British regiments !;
but they were repulsed with heavy loss. -
The English estimate their loss with the
Portuguese to be about 1000 that of the
French 5000, in killed, wounded and pri-
soners After the French got possession of
Coin'bra, they made it a deposit of their
sick, wounded, &c. Col. Traut, taking
advantage Of this circumstance, and having
the command Of 10000 men, principally
militia, in the neighborhood of Oporto. ad
vanced rapidly and regained possession of
Coimbra and Figuera, making prisoners of
about 5000 Frenchmen, who were sent to
Lisbon; part of them had arrived at Lis
bon and were embarking for England-C oil.
Trant then took measures to obstruct the
retreat OF the French as far as Leira. 1t
was also stated that other bodies of militia
were in the rear of the French. The trans
ports had all their sails bent and some i'm !.
quietude in the city lest the French might
cross the river at Abranca, and come down
on the opposite side and annoy the shipping.
Just before leaving Lisbon, information was
received that the patriots in Spain had re-
captured Seville, with four regiments be
longing t0the French, two of them Ger
man and two of Spanish. enlisted under Jo-
seph Bonaparte- The Cortes had also for,
bid the son of the Duke of Orleans assum
ing any command, and had ordered him to
quit Spain Immediately.
ETtract of0 letter from Cofenhagen, dated
October 9.
French Consul passed through thi.
city last Sunday, on his way to Gottenburg,
and it is expected that some alterations
will take place in Sweden, in the CONNER
cial way, in consequence. Bernadotte, the
newly elected Grown Prince of Sweden, is
hourly expected here, on his way to tina,
country"
Erfract eta letter from gentleman in
Gohen6urg TO his CORRESPONDENT in Bos :.
rou da:ed October1l
French Minister arrived here on the
9Th appointed by the Emperor. 1t is ex
pected some alterations will take place re.
speeding American property-the prevail.
ing opinion, however, is, that it will be safe
through the winter.