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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-31

Commercial information,-The membevs
composing the supreme junta which governs
this province in the name of our beloved
king, Ferdinand VII. being assembled in
the consuItorial hall of Guayana, on the
18th day of June, 1910, for the purpose OF
celebrating on the different affairs concern
ing the welfare Of this province and OF its
inhabitants, and for the better service OF his
majesty, being informed by the gazettes OF
the regency Of Spain and the Indies, OF the
"a April, and by other public papers that
have been received in this capital, as like
wise by the royal schedule OF the 24th re.
bruary last, received.by the reverend bishop
OF this Diocese, of the happy installation OF
the council ofregeuoy, which, with general
applause, Had been acknowledged in the
island of Leon, and by all the free provin-
sees of Spain, as the legitimate representa-
tive 81 our king Don, Ferdinand VII. This
Tunts, in the name of the province it repre-.
sents, being derirous of giving proof OF
It's fidelity and attachment to its illeei'Imase
sovereign, has agreed that, without loss OF
time, the aforementioned council of regen-
cy be ,solemnly acknowledge as the sole
and legitimate depositary of his majesty
Don ferdinand VII. by all the authorities
Of this capital and by its inhabitants, and
this determination be pronulged. by procla-
nation, and official advice thereof circu'at-
ed to the reverend bishop, governor, intend,
ant general Of finance, eomr,andant OF the
royal artillery, and TO all Others whom it
may concera Resolved, that a solemn le
Deum and Mass be sung in thanksgiving,
for so plausible a delberatior.; to which
.tf:s supreme iiunta will attend, formed in g
bod,. as IKE wise the diAf:ren chiefs and
magistrate of'.his capital, and finally the
day shaIIsbe ce.ssr rated by tbs firing OF guns
and by a general illumination throughout all
the city from seven o'clock until ten on Sun
day, the 18th instant.
Guayaaa, 14th June, 1910.
(Signed)
Heris, Rosic0, Cody, Martinen, La Ru-
sa, Vergara, Ranaga, Fray San Cs'onio,
Fray Yale.
Manuel Moreno, See'y.
Letters from New Orleans state that the
French corsairs lie due de Monticello and
L'Intrepide, have been condemned IN the
district court at that place for violating our
non. intercourse law. 1t is believed also,
that La Petit Chance will share a similar
fate.--Nat. Intel.
On the 14th Of May, the French Prince
of Essling (Masseual arrived at Valladol,d'
having. previously visited the centre or the
army at Salamanca. He has probably cho-
sen this position to digest and direct great
operations against Portugal. The French
force which: is to execute them, torn a
line nearly the length of Portugal. The
RICH. commanded by the Duke of Abran.es
fIuno,) is at Astorga,; the center under
the Duke of Elchingen Ney) near Cindad |
Rodrigo and the left, under Count Reg
nier. Spanish Es:remadura. The opera
tions viii no, only be extensive, bu. from
the selection Of so able captain as Masse.
ma, and such highly experienced lieute-
nants as New, Junot, and Regnier, to ex-
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
p,., az The EEADUE SroR6,
acasks.
h,s.
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I have for sale from three to
FIVE. hundred shares of Marine Insurance
Stock, for cash or notes at sixty days, with
approved endorsers-And wish to purchase
ALEX ANDRIA anu POTOMAC Bank
Stock.
Alexander Moore,
July 81. cost
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NOTICE.

AN persons are cautioned against trusting
INV wife as am determined not to pay any
debts of her contracting and all persons are
forbid harbofing her, asI will prosecute Of
John Duglais.
July q: 2tII !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-13
Fifty Dollars Reward
July 8

WILL be paid for apprehending and deli
vering to John Trayers, auctlonser In Geopgs
oaned LOFTY, but who has probably chang
ed her name and ps sses herself for free ~o-
man She is about thirty tive years OF ago.
IS low stature, robust make, flat breast, down
look round shoulders, and marked In 'hef
face with spots resembling freckles.
+ has been ascertained that her clothes
we've taken away several weeks after she ao-
seconded, by a servant man belonging " - 80
Edward CAN'T Of Loudoun county ~ - g. 5.
mia. and from whom she WAS last pu,sAa 80
and if not harboured by his slaves, ,.ns Pr.
liability is, that she is either iuihes soo =.
Alexandria, or gone to the Eastern n.'o.s -
Marylan,a from whence she ofg'na',y es,ne'
Georgetown, iC.) July 20. .a"o"
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| NEW MILITARY WORK
4pt Fulfilled aas1 for Sa.s,
|. Tie BosSst9rss ef 4. Grey, ana tose0H'
cpd Stezpasrt--
pRJcg 4 poLLARS 50 CENTS
and 4teypGTt-

PRICE 4 DOLLARS SO CENTS
4 Rrles and Regulations for the fleid E1Xer-
i SC and Manceuvres Of the French infantry
Issued August LIST, I79l-; ana the NanGu-
ires added, which hare been since adepted
N the emperor Napoleon also, The Ma
RGunes OF tie Field Artillery, with lniaii-
Nv. By Col. irenee t1R1eiot dc l4acroix, ia.e
Aief Of Brigade in the French service. In
ERee volumes, TAG third volume consisting
a plates,
The pFincipal part OF this work tas been
srsnslated from french TO English, By Lieut..
pol Macdonald, in the serylce OF ms Erltan-
Dick majesty. Gel, Gle Is.croix has not only
Rralled himself of Mscdonald's translatlon'
fat has returned the principal theories, with
falch Col ~ has cnrichetI Ills work, e6pe-
RslY his comparison of the Frei.ch tacuos
Rlth the prussian, aud the principles CT the
s'tsrent nations with the Engllsh, because
hose valuable notes are sufficient tor such
Comparisons, and are in point. Col tie l..
Pas augmented those notes.
lne Introduction Of Col. de Lacroix' work
Fal direct the attention of the young Amerl-
ass to the study of learned tactics, the re-
fOa OF experience, and enable them to obtain
se precision desirable in the warrior, tor
Eney must be convinced that good officer
f'r'os good soldier and that the expert
ace OF ages has demonstrated. that the SOL
: VII Perform his duty correctly, when he
~ Well commended =
At the end of the second volume OF this
@GS' Col, DeLacroix has added the manGu-
"ss o. the field artillery with the infantry,
r..O'ulAg 10 the French principles. It is not
sfsSsSarY to LAVISH praises On the advantage
i.. moving tins laundering arm with the same
a" a.Y an2 CELEBRITY as the line. Europe is
=. ss convinced ana copfesscs it. He has adj
\ -, - .ates, waich demonstrate those manGu-
=, ~ % essential to the great operations o.
Sn 'Na VIZ en9ple oil'eois :" eNeeu's
en- oe Laeroix has Judged it also expedi-
MAJ, y acd 10 this book some new adopted
10 ss s'sres, which have been put IN practice
n To- osss advantage III the face of an enemy
So, ;~'alee the value of this work is the only
-'s s0sid induce him to augmentits size
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G Wheat.

wish to engage Fifty Thousand bushels r ne
Of Wheat, deliverable in the months o. ~ e.
- tahsr and November: And will give Cash Tor
Maryland Tobacco. Also, hagefor sale BUS
on London, n ca41at+
July ls.
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TO RENT.

u-HE. subscriber being DESTROYS of re-
moving nearer to his ohse will rent the
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE which he
now occupies, at the southern extremity Oh
Fairfax street. Attached to this housels an
balE.acrc Lot, upon which there is an excel
lent Garden and every convenient out house.
To GOOD tenant the rent will be very mode
rate, and possession Immediately given. AP-
nv 70 Col. S1nMs, or to the subscriber.
= John D. Slmms.
July 8 eo~"
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July %.

4 4
Having desire to decline the
business. of Store Keeping at Occoquan' we
wish to dispose of the present small osock OF
c. O 20 - 5
on hand, to person who would be Willing
and more able to keep store weii 'assorteo
thsn ourselves, and who would do business on
= scale sufficiently extensive tor their INTEREST,"
and to do justice to SO valuable SITUATION
We will also Sell Or kenI'
that valuable and convenient Brick store
House and Wharfwe at present occupy oeiAs
calcnlated fer a store and counting room upon
the first floor, and for family upon the Sc
cond floor, with an excellent dry cellar unae ,
the whole building, together with a or.1h
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for the SAFE ! OF
both Dry Goods and Groceries; ana = Tue
present growing crops OF grain should Dc
realized equal to its present apPearane 49,,
.bere IS no doubt but this stand will be equai
70 former times, as we propose to Keep up Vi,
/, constant cash market for wheat, ana "i''
,,robably buy 70 to 10000 bushels
! Elhcot, Campbell 8 Whesser'
Occoauan, June 22
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FOR SALE,

A SMALL FARM, containing about so
~ acres, called /" HydAa Iaaey," on the
Mount Vernon road, about five miles from
alexandria, together with the farming uten-
s;ls. stock of cattle, and the present crop Of
bay. wheat, and Indian corn.
Any description is unnecessary, as any per.
SON wishing to purchase may view the pre-
]. B. Nichols.
Julyal: law
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FOR SALE,
Negro DANIEL,

Negro DANIEL,
Aged about IA or Is years: B!1eksxiM
by trade, and inferior to none of his colour in
that occupation, belonging to the subscriber
in Fairfax county, near Centerville, having
behaved i'll towards his master he'is, for that
reason, offered for SALE.
He is now in Fairfax Jail where he may be
seen and the terms made known.
Coleman -Broun.
July 25. d
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Il MandevlEle,

7o5eDh III. MandevlHc,
;,1Sg REcEIYEDe U FOR SHE,
| % bales of Cotton. W..
4, y b b sd and 4th prooigood West
India spirits.
i tierces New Rice.
bogsheads Molasses,
s do. Copparas.
: S ~, Whiskeg and 50 barrels New
:, LII eSssts Of Imperial Young Hyson, and
Hyson Sin Teas.
po.,' Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
en- barrels of tEerrings and Shad.
n barrels 1errings, put up with Pardeu-
lar care and salt-petred
i boo bushels Liverpool and Lisbon Salt,
BRYAN Hampson. & Co.
Hdys Just recsiped and Berj for sale,
Mo hhds and 5o7barrels FIRST quality su5ae
20 DO. second quality,
ll0 pipes old London particular Madeira
pipes and tielres London market Ssld
|ls quarter casks Malaga WINES,
|so boxes dipt Candles,
= hhds. old jamaica Spirits,
! pipe old Gognac Brandy,
$50 barrels New England Rum,
E40 doprime WAiskcy,
|,o chests Imperial,
.odo Young Tyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
Ind selected for family use.
ALSO, the best selected Flour Tor 90.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
April 10.


The engrossed bill concerning com.
merciat intercourse between the Uni
ted States and G.. Britain and France
and for other purposes, was read a
third time--and the question having
been stated g Shall the bill pass?"
Mr. Quincy opposed the bill at great
length.
MIR Pitkin followed on the same
side.
q question of order was raised, in
which an appeal was made from the
decision of the chair; and after an
hour spent OF it, the Speakers decisi-
on was confirmed by the House II to
81.
FIR Dana also spoke at considerable
length against the bill.
The question was taken on the pas
sage of he bill about o'clock, and
carried CT to 40. lFor copy OF the
bill, see Richmond head.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
D O M E S TIC.

FROM THE BALTIMORE WHO:
E.rtract from Harrington, .dhrH 1 6.


" The House ware engaged TO day prin-
clip silly on the resolution to reduce the ar.
my and navy. Macon moved to disband
the whole army! He was very ably ex.
posed and replied to by general Nelson =
who IN very succinct but general view OF
our relations with gn powers, showed
the madness Of reducing il at present; and
that even in profound peace, small force
was necessary to prevent the savages from
resorting again to the tomahawk & scalp
ing knife. Others, as Col. Treup and Mr.
Johnson inveighed with powerful and indig.
nant eloquence, against keeping up bad.
ges of our dishoDour that, as we had
meanly abandoned our rights, and refused
to resist beiligerent pretensions in any sh ape
Tor by any mean, =--army and navy were
useless and tantaliziDg equipage. The
speech of Mr. Johnson would not have been
unworthy of Chatham or Patrick Henry in
the zenith of their talent and fame. /
will not anticipate or blunt the pleasure
you will inevitably derive irom a persual
of il at large, by lame and imperfect
sketch. 1t was at length agreed to re.
fer the resolutions to the CON mittee on the
military establishment.
"Randolph was not in the House to day,
=-whether he is flying in of the Spleen"
or Matching some fresh plan Of embarrass.
ment, know not. Macon, however, and
few others supply his place tolerably we'll,
asd ccntrye to psrplex weak asse mbly
very handsomely From the coalition of
these men with Gdllatin, we have much
svil to appfehend.
The bAok bill was brough, up to day in
lkhs Senale aud, with keen zen ,ibllGy and
2FlfeI, regret mention it'll gen. Smith
snd Me- Bsya d Of Delaware, we're array.
ed IN fav Of the baak, notwithstanding
| Madieon's demons ration CT its uueoBsli
tuiocslty. Messts, Leib and Pops were
against tie p'oieel. | sail hat@r myssl
.hs, the coDsliu ion will not be jRtringe'
--bu; shoold BE- disappointed in my ex
, peSlaGons, a new ara must speedily com
nencs-mcnsy aud q majority wlllrvi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

I she constitution ard the Majority. Roy
Tue GOD OF on. ia hers preveni suca di
iui ard 'ncu'able mischief! The truth ;.
t"as Saya'ds bill is u.o;c gigantic IN.
g'ne OF power aid moncp.I, than the pre-.
sent y. 5. Back. For. Win sespsS, 10
iorelen stcckholdsrs--wtst'ss. ma ;tsrs II v he.
sher the constitution be stranded b. a
tore ign or domestic execu iuner.
Considerable Indignation IS stirred up
among the members OF both House, D, tls,
news of pInkney's committing himself So
dlsnonorably by his lick spite haranrua
at the Free Mason's tavern. : an haran.,ue
which would disgrace any private Ame,,-
can citizen,--much more so the repre- sen.
ta've OF the nation, We are he Injured
party: that circumstance alone renders
P'nknes's peace.begging speech most
intolerabIe disgrace.
Dispatches are said 10 have been received
to-day from England, containing as sume
sey The duplicate copy of a treaty; but. OF
this am not certain.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
COMMUNICATED.
To the memory of Col. RoDET GAMBLE,
late of Richmend.

Seldom has the death of a citizen afford.
ed SUCH general regret, as that of Col. Ro-
bert Gamble, nor has the mourning tribute
|of respect ever been more spontaneous.
more sincere, more honorable, or more
general.
as Citizen, Col. Gamble was an hon..
CRADLE example as related to his social
moral and religious duties.
AS patriot and soldier, tits sufficient to
say that he served in the revolutionary
army with high reputation and terminated
his military career IN the rank of aptain,
as politician he was ingenious, candid
and ardent, but his ardor was that of a
heart which knew neither guile nor dis
.guise-ThouSh warmly attached to the fed.
eral party, his attachments were such as
might be ayowed by heart that painted
neither for Office nor power.
AS merchant he was industrious pune.
tual ingenious, liberal and Just.
As friend he WIS generous unsuspi.
cious and sincere. To those to whom he
lgaye ms confidence he seemed as it were,
to csrsyshis heart in his hand.
40 aEEetkive, what shall say shall
l reNWWdfgve actiyity 20 feelings of the
keenest siMlity? shall remind those
who can nsxer forget what he was that
he is no%ncre!
Fortune had crowned the efforts Of Col.
Gamble W tn success; Yes that hoaora4
BILE success, which was derived from enter
prize, industry, z fair dealing and whilst
his hospitality, his generosity, his Charity,
and his forbearance will be acknowledged
| by thousands, there are none, no, not one,
IN whose bosom he has ever excited a
pang-from whose eye, he ever drew the
tear OF disconsolation. His wealth, was
indeed, blessing to himself, to his family,
TO his friends, to the community and to
mankind.
| Such is a brief sketch of the much laa
mented Col. Rooert Gamble and such i 5
the last trihute OF II FRIEND.
~ A few Tickets in the Union
College Lottery, Cnow drawing) just
received from Waite's Truly Lucky
Lottery Office, New York, and for
sale at this Office. Prizes in the lats
Baltimore Lottery will be received in
payment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
NEw-YoRK, April Is.


&e Arch Duchess Maria Louisa,
Wa, perhaps, at this moment con-
sortVf the Emperor Napoleon, is the
eldest daughter of the Emperor Of
Germany, and is now in her 18th year,
being born 18th Dec. 1891.
Among the presentations to the Queen of
England on her birth day (is.h of Jan.
usry) was Mrs. Pmkney--the following
description of her dress on that occa-
sioo Is given in all the London pa.
pcrs:
Mrs. PIwcEsET CHE American ambas
ssdo's ady) Gee anium velvet embi OF.
deted silver drapery, fes ooned with bul
Ion rope and tassels; train OF geranium
velYe,, embroidered in silver. Head dress,
feathers aud diamonds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

I General Wilkinson arrived at Wash.
ngton City on Tuesday last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
% Btgl

betheen the Un,ted States and Great
Bff%rn and France and their Dependent
ciesHa and for other purposes
as II was ordered 20 be engrosssd and read
thTd time.
De II enacted by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of the Quilted states
Of AmcucA, la Congress assembled,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

REDUCTION OF THE ARMY AND
NAVY.
The following are the Yeas & Nays as they
were taken on that part of the resolution for
reducing the army & navy, which relates
TO the army;
YEAS-Messrs. w. Aston, Bacon. Bas-
sett, Butler, BIaisdell, ,Breekenridge, Bur-.
well, Bib, Campbell, w. Cham6erlin.
Champion, Clay, Cobb, Cochran, Dana,
Davenport. Dawson, Desha, Ely, Emott,
Franklin, Gannet,, Garland, Gholson,
Goodwin, Gold, Hale, Haven, Hester,
Fluffy, X. Jackson, Jenkins, Johnson, Ken
nedy, Key. Knickerbacker, Lewis, Liver
more, Lyon, Lyle, Macon, Marion, Mat.
thews, M'Bryde, M'kee, Minor, T. Moore,
Morrow, Moseley, Pearson. Pick,aan, Pit
kin Potter. Quincy, Randolph, Rea of p.
Richards. Root, Seybert, Shaw, Shelley,
Smelt, Smile, J. Smith, S, Smith, STAN
ford. Stephenson Swoope, Taygar.. TAN.
mscee, Taylor, Thompson, Tracy, Up.
ham, Van. Horn, Van Rensselaer,, Weak.
ley Wheaton, Whitman, Wilson, Withcr-
speon-8I.
YS-Messrs. Anderson, Bard, Boyd,
u oon, Clopton, Cock, Cox, Crawford,
Fmp9 fFisk, Gardner, Holland, Howard,
Jonees-4h'Kim, Miller, Montgomery, N. h.
Moore, Mumford, Nelson, Nicholson, J.
Porter, Rhea OF I, Roane, Sage, Summons,
G. Smith, Southland, Turner, Whltehill,
Winn-S1.
The following are the Yeas and Nays on
so much as relates to the Navy
YEAS essrs.W. Aston, Bacon. Bib,
Blaisdeil, breckenridge, Butler, Campbell,
w. Chamberlain, Champion, Clay, Cobb
Cochran, Davenport, Dawson, Desna, Ely,
Emott, Franklin, Garland, Gholson, Goou.
wyn, Gold Hale, Heister, Holland, Hufty,
X. Jackson. johnson. Kennedy, Key,
Knickerbacker, Lewis, Lyle. Macon, Ma.
rion, Matthe VS., M'Bryde, Nike, Mont
gomery, L. Moore, Morrow, Nioseley,
Pearson, Pickman, pitkin, Randolph, Rea
OF r. Richards. Seybert, Shaw, Sneffey,
Smelt, Smile, q. Smith, !. Smith, Samuel
Smith, Stanford, Swrop, Tahmadge, lay
lor, Opham, Van Rensselaer,, Weakley,
Wheaton, c5.
NAYS-Messrs. Anderson, Bard, Bassett.
Boyd, BurwelI, Calhoun, Ciopton, Cook,
Cox, Crawford, Dana, Findsey. Fisk, Can.
nett, Gardner, Haven, Howard, Jenkins,
Livermore, Love, M'kim, Miller, Minor,
n. K. Moore Mumtord, Nelson. N,choi-
son, ]. Porter, Quincy, Rhea OF +. Koaus,
Root. Sage, Saanons, Southard, Stepnen-
con. Taggars, Thompson, Tracy, Turner,
Van Horn, Whitehiil, Whitman, Wnson,
Winn, WItncrspoon-46.
L he question on the whole resolution was
carried 81 to 81, and it was referred to
two separate committees, to report by bill
or otherwise. ,{,t
The House adjourned at o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

Extract Of letter from Washington City
to the Editor, dated 10Th April, 1910.
You may expect the following Bill.
will pass the House of Representatives. this
day. They have this moment rescin ded the
vote fos an adjournment on the Esd inst. and
have voted to adjourn on the 6rst OF May
next
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
THE TRUTH our AT LAST.

The friends of Mr.. Erskine having
demanded in Parliament, the instruc-
tons given to him, No. 1. and 2 were
exhibited. No. three was insisted on,
but the ministry declined producing it,
and being pressed, vote was ultimate
iy obtained, that it was not prudent to
exhibit No. three. 1t was in No. 8.
as his friends assert, tina. Mr.. Erskine
was authorized to enter into the ar
rangement with our government.
Boston Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
WASHINGTON CITY, April 90.

We are obliged to defei detail of
the proceedings of the Senate to our
next. Nothing defnitive has been
done on the Bank Bill. On motion
to strike out the first section of the
bill, reported by Mr.. Bayard, the Sc
nate were equally divided, and the
motion consequently lost.--Nat. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
Delgates electcd q serve in TIE nent.

Delegates elected to serve in the nest
General assembly Of Vrgiaia.
Fairfax, |" II. b. Peake, r. Cole
nan.
buckingham, s Linneas Boiling,
Charles Ymccy.
Prince Edward, John Purnall, y Pc.
ter Johnston.
Jefferson, Raleigh Morgan Dan
iei Morgan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24
THE ENGLISH MINISTRY.

The earl of Chatham has resigned
his office as master general OF the ord
nance, in consequence of the proceed
lngs of Parliament. Report says lord
Mulgrave is TO succeed him. Other
alterations are spoken of--such as Mar
quis Wellesley 20 be FIRST lord CT the
Treasury; and Mr. Canning Secretary
OF State. Mr. Perciyal 10 b. created
peer, and lord chancellor, vice 81.
don; and MIR Huskisson, chancellor
OF the exchequer, vice Percival. The
Day, ministerial paper, ssys, " the
re-appearance of Messrs. Huskisson
and Canning on the political stage,
would be hailed with joy by every i'm
partial man." In the alterations. none
of the Fox or Grenville party will
come In.
Aurora.
The Senate for the two last DAYS
has been principally engaged in the
discussion of the bill providing for the
establishment of a National Bank.
Nat. Int.
The Vice-President haying left the
city, John Gaillard, Esquire, was yes
terday chosen President pro TEN. of
the Senate. lib
Departed this life on Tuesday night
the II inst. Mrs. Ann Turner of STAN
ton, Cousort Of Capt. George I Turner
of that place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-24

to the bill would be more appropriately
added TO another bill, the committee of the
whole were discharged from the furtaer
consideration of the bill fixing the compeu-
sauon OF public misisters, &c. and twas
ordered to a third reading.
Varions other business was done which
shall be noticed in our next.
REDUCTION OF THE ARMY AND
NAVV