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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-28
P. G. Marsteller. v. N.
Tofeph H. Vaudeville,


Offers for sale the toLozung articles,
,pholesa!e o. retail.
1000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
10000 lbs Green Coffee, in barrels an; bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, OF excellent qua
lily in casks
1000 New England do. do
200 bbls. of Herrings, Shad and Mackare
so tons Plaster Paris
90 bates prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds Jamaica, Antigua and Dcma-
rara Rum ~
IS hhds. Muscovado Sugar -.
so bbls. do. do.diftsrent lalisles
2 hhds. Copperas
GunpowdeI,
Imperial,
Avson, TEAS.
Hyson Skin,
S S|::::; an. WINES.
Catalonia
Holland ana Country Gin
New England Rum IN hhds and bbls.
Peach and Apple Brandy in bbls.
Martinique Cord;als, in boxes
Loaf and Lump Sugar, AAvannah hon
per gallon, FiEbue. ~ ro.,, ,,,;ao
Spanish Cigars, Butter.
lIurris's and Tay!or's manufactured To-
bacco in kegs
Gunpowcler and Shot Of different sIzes'
Cinnamon, Nu,megs, Pepper, pimento'
r,oc>,,t. Nos. / and 3, Mould anu Dipt Eai'-
dies,
Malaga Raisins in boxes
Pipes in boxes, 3gross each.
Hirrharn box's, hanilton's CARROTS anu
Lciscr's Stuff in bottles. s.,
IonGan and philadelphia Ma"ard'
Writing and Wrapping Paper
BED Cords, Lea,liSg Lines, sc.
Also,
4 constant supply Of WATER CRACKERS an"
re, ,rprprlSs Hour. BY retail, and
so hhds. ol Maryland and Virginia looae-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-28

Sales at VendIe. w.
On every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD .@ -
A IN. Vendse Store, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
A Vs,ist, Of Dr., Goods, Grsss'i's, &c.
Particulars Of which will he expressed In
,he hills of the day--All kinds oil goods
..h;cb arc on limitation and the prices OF
which are established, can at any time %
v;ewed and purchased at the lowest limitatios
AMI prices. .,
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MILITARY LANDS.
FOR SALE.

49,. FOR SALE,
Or will Be <rehssgedj ~ Pvahersy II Asess1s
dsis sr 10 vieinity, I.
A Warrant for 6e6 acres Of Land,
Granted By the state Of Virgins for Military
services during the fevolusionaFy VA. TINS
lind lies In the state Of Ohio, I'd i $500
Be ansaugss the bsss in the ststs. k1N -
sold i. great bargain. Apply 70
john Longden.
Nay y: 2,
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber, by virtue ia deed Of
,rux, to him from Mr.. William A0SgsoS, DIT.
ed on the 10th day Of November, IN the year
1908, for the purpose Of indemnitying Mr..
John Hepkins-wiA, on FRIDAY. the 3eth
AorA next, At the hour Of twelve o'clock "
That day, If Cir J.; Il not, "a the next fair dav
a, the same hoar. proceed to cell, At the
court.house, in Alexandria. u pubic sue'
ton. 70 the highest bidder, Tor ready money
thr.s .hossand acres Of LAND, situate On
the Left fork Of o;s Ssady Greek. which
i.nd vas. 1t the time Of the grants Tor the
Sane, In the county q Aonmgaaa, IN tie
. ate Of Virginia.
The shove tracts 81 fsnd we've granted -
N. sta,. Of virgnia. to John !saisso BY thrss
,eyeral patents containing respectively oue
,hou,.ni acres. md bearing date on the hrse
d.v Of October, 1884, which iaad bee bssa
s;ncs duly osaveysd - fhe said Wiihssa
Hodp,on BY deed dsted I'd of August. Hso.
Edmund ]. Lee, T,.te<e.
Nov. ~.
- The editors Of the Fedora RspuAi-
can md National Intellikencer, viii puSllsA
thi,.dvertissnent and ssnd their accounts -
his ofdce t.t. * RI ~
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

VALUABLE FKOFEklI
FOR S a l. E.
A three story BRICK WAKE
HOUSE at the corner of Union and Prince
streets % feet front upon Prince, a"d -
feet inches fro.t upon Union-street. DC
cupied by Jona.hanand David Ross.
A HOUSE and LOT oCCupi.
ed by Jacob Leap this Lot fronts 81 tee, ,
inches on Union street, and 81 feet inche7
on 20 feet alley it will be sold altog ethe
or divided as may best suit purchasers.
A vacant LOT binding on
Duke Patrick, and WelI.streets, being lone
fourth of square.
For terms apply to
John Janney..
I mo. 10. ia~u
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O. Intending to remove TO
the town Of llcxandria wish to SCI! lease
Of = wears of Sebas'ias Sh'ing Tavern, with
IS acres thereto belonging. Any person in-
ciicet te purchase will meet with oarsaln'
and may be supplied with numler OF ar''-
,,es suitable to Tavern keeping.
A. LIMBO.
Isnu.ry o.
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NOTICE.

THE Gentlemen heads of families, &C..
Il &c. respectfully informed, that PRI-
NATE SCHOOL, now opened, at No 177, Thames
Street. next to the Brick-.Hrket, for the Instruction
OF the Youth Of either sex, in Reading Writing, A
rithmatick, Grammar, Geography, History, &c &c.
Every attention will be paid to the Morals OF the Chill
tren and to their Instruction in the necessary ex-
iernal accomplishments Those who have Children,
and who wish to have them correctly introduced to
knowledge of the elements of useful Learning, may
do well to lose time in obtaining for their Chill
dren, place at said SCHOOL.
For further particulars apply p the Preceptor at
the School Room .3brI2 H.
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How funny tits, when pretty lads and lasses
Meet altogether, jsd . have capeF,
And the black fiddler plays you such a tune as
Sets you afisking
Bivh bucks and ladies, standing in row all,
Make finer show than troops OF continentais.'
-' -' 49, Brimfua Of rupture.
Thus poets tells us how one Mister Orpheus
Led rude forest 10 a country-dance, sad
Play'd the brisk tune OF Yankee Doodle on a
New Holland fiddle.
spruce our gaants are, essenc'd with poa,atum,
Heads powd'r'd white Kilnston-pesk snow stormt
Ladies, now brilliant, fascinating creatures,
All silk and muslin
But now behold sad reverse Of fortune,
Lies brightest scenes are chec kerd with disaster,
Clumsy Charles Clumioot treads Tsbby'S gown,and
Tears all the tail oil
stop, atop the fiddler all away this racket
Hartshorn and water See the ladies fainting,
Paler than primrose, futtering about like
Pigeons afirighted
TO such the turmoil, when the sturdy farmer
Sees turbid whirwinds beat his oats and rye down,
Ard the rude hailstones, big as pisto bullets,
Though twas unhappy, never seem to mind it,
Bid punch and sherry circulate the briskcr
Or, in bumper, flowing With Madeira,
Drown the misfortune.
Willy Wagnimble dancing with F!irtla,
Almost as light airbaioon inflated,
Risadoons round her, till the lady's heart is
Forc'd TO surrender.
Benny Bambooxlc cuts the droIlest capers,
Just ike camel, or al,ippopot'mos,
Jolly Jack tumble makes as big rout az
Forty dutch horses
See Angelina lead the may dance down,
Never did fairy trip il so fantastick:
How my heart cutters, while my tonge pronounces,
Sweet little seraph
Such are the Joys, that flow from country dancing,
Pure as the primal happiness of Eden,
Wine, mirth, and musick, kindle in accordance,
Raptures extatick.
The soldiers, Who enlisted during the American
Evolutionary war we're termed " Continentals"
tKhlmgton.Peak. The summit Of the green
M"'"sA'ns IN Verrnontis called
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Whalebone & Steel-Spring
SAD ID Els.
DOMETT & FAIRBANKS,

-,
40. ii, .'farlboro' ssreet, Boston, Auqe Er sac.
EL1GiMT Leopard and 'iiocr
IL Skins uitabe for Military Equipage Hors
SKINS skrting and Harness Leather; Russell and
black Bride do whole hides and sides of top Lea
ther, suitable for Bellows-top Chaise Sadie-trees
OF every description Girth, roller and straninp.
webs Silk Lashes Saddlers' Serge, and Bride
SILK Princes .. Metal, and plated Harness Fulntur
III setts elegant Military Bits and Spurs paten.
Spring Stirurps and Stirrup Bars large assert :
ment of plated Btts-viz-Coach and Cha:se do =
sets Fortmouth, Duke Snake, Pelham and SHARP
do double and single twisted snaffie do Mounting,
do Bride Buckles and Martngle Hooks Coach
and Gig-iiames. full plated and tipt Horse pick.
ers ana trimming Shears patent and common Trunk
Locks Trunk Handles. various kinds large
Quantity OF Whip-thongs, different lengths ladies'
tandem and gig do--Saddlcrs' Tools and Curricsl
Bars.
MANUFACTURED.
Gentlemen's Whalebone and Steel-Spring Saddles.
Shafted and plain !; do with Alligator and Hog skir
seats Go. with and without spring points : do
spring strrup Bars ladies' do. with doe skin and
silk velvet seats military Saddles helmets Belts
BRIDLES.
Curb Brides, with Duke, Snake and Portsmouth,
BITS double and single snafe do; Nelson Running
de- (; Monthing and Hunting do. double and sinc'4
twisted do. for hard mouth horses 4, guarded snd
Rolling snaffe do.
TRUNKS.
Leather Travelling Cases and Portmantcaus, i'm.
proved solid leather Travelling Trunks house do
from to 81 dollars red and black morocco store
do---Satdles AND Collars fitted to horses and war.
ranted not to gall coach, curricle and chase Har.
nesses, made to any pattern, and at short notice.
Second hand Harness, Saddles, Brides ana
Trunks received in exchange for new
BOSTON, .Df.rth 6, 1910
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Ibe Progressive Combany.

AT THEIR GRAINERY AND GROCERY
STORE. No. IL, LoNc-WuARF.
Have for Sole, Uhoissale and Pe,o;, n, a.. 49,,
rent orccs
"A constant supply OF Rye and Indian Corn |;
90 do. Rye aud Indian Meal,
fiour' OF the most approved brands.
An extensive assortment Of GROCERIES, and IL
QUORS--amony .piica are--
~ hhds so proof 81. Croix and Antigua Rum.
20 pipes slh proof Spanish Brandy
% quarter casks Sherry Wine,
20 boxes Raisins; 90 do Chocolate,
Hyson, Souchong, and Bohea Teas bv the che.,
or lesser quantity, &c &c.
iooo bushels Exuma Salt, of superiour quality.
$500 do. Liverpool do f''
500 do. Turks-Island do.
500 do. Bonavista do.
.7.s-a quantity of well seasoned mcr po.rds
LAkessise.....Jusf received
S pipes Gin hhds. old Jamaica spir;t.
90 chests Compoy Tea, of AN cxcelient favour.
1000 VT. Cheese 600 Meal Bags
crates and hhds Crockery Ware, &C. &c.
Cash given FOR CoRN and Rvs
N. ID. Those persons who have in their posscss;on
Meal Bags belonging to the Company, will have the
goodness to return them
WILLIAM CoCGBsHALL, Jun. .srens.
Nsvforf, Ocs rs.
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NOTICE..

HE Subscriber takes this mode of
Il informing all those who are indebted to
hini, by bek account note, to call ands settle the
same, TO enable him TO those who have de-
mands against him he hopes this will be sufficient,
without further notice.
He carries on the Blacksmith business
as usual in all its various branches with neatness
and DESPATCH at his shop, No A. Cross steet, where
every order Will be punctually attended to, and
ry favour gratefully acknowledged.
WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport March 21.
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CO-PARINERSH FORMED
-
L9pex & Dexter,

NrOK" 'i'> PaolcN, ihal pursuant
= to late Notice, they have taken into Co Partner.
snip MI. GEORGE NILES, jun of Boston, and that
m m 'u.ure uear business viii be conducted under the
fm m OF LOPEZ, DExrER e MILES.
They oiier their services in the Auc,;o, AL ~,
rlsson hne, and hope merit the confidence off
VINO % may think proper to favour them with consign.
Cash will DC literally advanced on Goods dc,os,.d
forpabIick orprivate sale. Nepo'''eu
LOPEZ & DEXTER
Newport, April 4, 1910 JUN
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NIE the Subscribers having been ap-
w pointed by the Court of Probate Of the
Own OF Ursteriy in tho county of Hdshingfon, Com
mlssioners receive and examine the Claims ainst
he estate of
PARMELIA CHAMPLIN,
hate OF said Uesterg, deceased, Represented Insol-
vent, do hereby givenotc that six months from the
date hereof allowed the creditors of the said
estate TO bring in and prove their respective claims
to either OF the subscribers at their respective dwell
lings within the time aforesaid
JOHN CROSS, =.
JESSE MARsoN,iun} com"''''.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
SYLVESTER GAVIT, .idnunis.rotor.
Westerly, Feb %, 1910.
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poefrv.
HORACE SURPASSED; +,

Or Seautifn description Of .wsw-Esglend
COUNTRY- D.7.NCE:
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TO LET,

About 81 acres of excellent LAND lying
on the main road ard being about one half nile from
town the same being the property fbrmerly owned
BY EDWARD SiMMoNs, Esq deceased.
For terms and particulsrs, apply to
EDWARD SIMMONS
B'cad-sfreef, .Ncrporf
.vtspo-,, .H~eh 2, 1910.
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The soldiers, who enlisted during the American
Evolutionary war we're termed Continentas."
khimgton.Peak The summit Of the green
M"untNins IN Verrnontis so called
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BY THoxAs G. FxssEsDEI Ese:
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE partnership between, TAYLOR and
= JEREMIAH DAVENPORT is this day by
mutual consent Observation-Disclosures all persons in
debted 10 them by Note or Book account are earn
estly requested make immediate payment that they
may close their company concerns soon as pos
sible
TAYLOR DAVENPORT,
JEREMIAH DAVENPORT.
Tiverton, April IL, 1910
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TAKE NOTICE.
WILLIAM PEARCE.

Resfeeyally f'f0rms his friends, aud fAs hub
drk in general,
ne continues keeping Il TAV.
= ERN at his house in the village Of HScs5b.i,
town of .vcrfs- 1sgsfo,sa next door to Pn,l,p IT,
LtScsAsr, Esq. where the greatest attention will,
DC paid to those who may please TO favour him with
Iher company, and NAV depend on having the small.
est favour gratefully acknowledged.
. u The house ma. be well known by its end 'front.'
ing The street, and the sign of DunSl of Grapes
w'ckjs'd, or. Oct, rs, 1909.
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A valuable ROUSE LOT, 40 by
\ al fee, with the Shop thereon standing, in
ih0mes Street, opposite JosEPH. CozzEN's IIatter's
Shop The Shop said Lot is 10 feet by "a, well
lathed and plaistered
aso-a small Shop adjoining my dweEng-house,
and the Aeporf Bank, the north side of u 4shsnS.
tonSquare.
.4lso--a Farm, situated in the town Of Charessozs
containing about 100 acres Of Land, well proportion
ed with meadow, pasture, and wood land.
TO LET,
My Dwelling House, in Washngton-sguarc, at tie
foot of the Parade, on the noytb side.
For further particulars, inquire of
SAMUAL VAUGHN.
Newport Jan. IL. 1910,
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FOR SALE. OR TOILET.

THE House and Lot at theNMth parr
of Eas'on's point. lately occupied BY the Rev.
Mr.. Bradiey
.liso.-The Masts, Spars, Sails, rigging, Stores.
&c sG table for singlc decked Big, Of 10 or lis
tuus high or double deckcd Bsfg of 100 or 49,
tuns--Apdly to CONSTANT rABE2x
.Asrpsr:, Sept.lS
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JOB rHURSTON,
h;o C,,.a. L., o,,l .L D.

NrOitNIS ms tr'eirdS, and the Pub
Il lick that he has taken the House formerly occu
pied by Mrs SroppAsp, on Sfebien's ~ horE which
he ntcnds TO improve for the purpose of accommoda
ung ms friends with Boarding, Lodging and Enter.
tainment. His friends in the Narraganset country
will receive his thanks for former patronage and IN,
smallest favour win receive every attention.
Newport, April :, 1870
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BERlAH ELDRED,

II ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the publiick in general that he has remov-
edfron Uickto~d, to- Nsspors, into the House lately
built by WULIAM MuMrsRp, No -, .lER-s,reef
where he intends to keep Grocery Store and Pub.
lick House for the accommodation of-any Gentle.
man, that may please to call on him.
Newport, April 25, 1910
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Of the members of the PRovIDEncE MUTUAL
FIRE IssuaAScE CoMPAsY, holden at the Court
House, in Providence, Monday the 10Th OF March,
1910, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ JOHN DORkANCE,
Esq. Chairmas--WnLfAM LARNED, Secretary.
Voted As the opxsn of this Cons. any, that the
story circulated by .lfr Joseph Laurence, that the
Board of Directors had passed Vote TO exclude
citizens from their Office, is not founded in fact
Whereas various accusations and imputatons a
gs.s the Directors, Trustees and Treasurer Of this
Company, have been propagated and circulated in
printed -hand-biIls aud otherwise, aud this Company
having fully investigated the same, and finding them
founded in fact, is, Vosed and Resoived, That
the conduct of said Directors, Trustees and Treasury
he approved, and that the thanks of the Company
be presented to said Directors, Trustees and Treas
urer. for their faithful attention to the interests Of the
Company and that this Resolution be published in
all the papers printed in the State
Toted, That the state of the Treasury be publish
ed with the above vote, for the information OF the
Members
certify that the above is true copy from the
minutes.
WILLIAM LARNED, Secrefiuy.
Providence MUTUAL EIRE-IEsCRANcE
COMPANY in account current with THOMAS S.
WEB, Treasurer.
1910, Jan. 3.
AHinount OF sundry bills, orders, aa
.. de1lds and return premiums,
pad by order OF the Board ut tIe
Directors and Trustees, from the
ls}d Of January, 1909 10 the I'd OF
january, lBl0, as per account Of
particulars in the companys book,
and vouchers on file, Dole. 1850 IS
Balance in hand, carried TO new account 1882 02
DOls. 1892 81
1910, Jan. g.
BY balance in hand, as per account stated aud t.
settled January 3, 1899. Dole 1882 50
BY cash received from January 3,
1909, TO January 2, 1910, asper
account Of particulars in the
Conpany's books, Dolls 2l09 GO
Dois 1892 81
There are also owned by the Company five shares
in the exchange bank.
Respectfully submitted by
..,e.. r Thomas >. WEBB, Ireas,,rer.
We the subscribers, being comn.ltte, appointed
by the Board of Directors of the Providenc. .tuoi
Fire"hisiraaee Company, 10 examine the accounts Of
the Treasurer for the year, 1909, do. Report, That
We have carefully examined the details, whereof the
above general account is abstract and compared
q ne same with the several notes and Vouchers and
hnd them correct and that there is balance in the
hands Of the Treasurer Of two thousand two hundred
and thrty-two dollars and two cents and also, the
deposit notes above stated together with the evidence
OF ownership, of five shares i'll the Stock of the Ex
change Bank
sTnSlDs STEP DSAFnHfs; TilEISauAsr, Committee.
Providence, January 1, 1910.
Providence, Cd 1st Mo. 1910.
As an Audit OF the Corporation, have examined
and pass this account, agreeable 20 the Board's Au-
dit. ,.r
MOSES BROWN, .a,,,yitor
The zohole Of she above balance is placed oRe as
an interest Of SIR per cent, per ann'nm.
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Spanifh Merino Sheep.
i HAVE JUST RECEIVED
EIGHT EWES.

By the brig Brasiiiaa, captain Lucket, .from
Portugal,
TTTHICH, if not disposed of at private
w sale before thel4th of nextmonth, will.
on that day be sold at public sale at my farm
near Alexandria, on liberal credit. These
sheep are in good health /; the wool is very
fine, and they are large Merino's. They may
be seen at my farm, and the terms OF sale
known on application TO me.
James H. Hooe.
October29. cts
NJ The Editor of the National Intelli-
gencer vii, please insert the above and send
his account to this office.
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OpoRTo, ,Sebtemer 8.

II write to you by the opportunity of a
Portuguese schooner, bound to htmou,h
with Merino sheep belonging to keneral
Stuart, to give you, the latest information
we are in possession Of from the amies,
which you will naturally be anxious tdhear.
am disappointed in receiving comm MICA
tons to day from headquarters, which I
consider as proof that the army contb ues
to retreat towards Ponte Marcella, w,erc
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The Subscriber begs leave

respectfully TO inform his friends and the
public in general, that he has again COM
menced the COOPERING business, at his
new shop, on Union street. where be keeps
a regular supply of all articles IN the Inc Of
his profession, aud solicits the public for a
share of their patronage. He keeps con-
slant supply of White Oak hogshead and bar
rel Slaves, suitable for chipping Mast Hoops
and Hanks may also be had on application to
Lawrence Hill.
OcE0bey go. q
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-. 49, ssl rp, 10 10 De mace should MAJ.
mas army follow lord Wellington. w VASE
unlntormed where head quarters "sar
moved 70 since they left Ctlerico on y re
Z or 9Th instant but by some i, is s,a,sS
the BRITISH are at sea, ard the Por,ppn~ ''
at Oenveia, which is NOT improhabIrs u's'
though | am more inclined to ,hinl 49, ~
torrner are at Lerhares, which i ~' lie
nearer TO Celerico but lhisis Of l;,n a'a
sequence Inc war will now be bron. %,
home 70 us, and cur brave soldier "uSA'
prepare tor blows; for should the en nu''
follow up the British an lmmediate . ao
must be the result. Asyet do ~, 'tt.oa
that the French had passed beyond pm ~
and Fraixldss, where our dtac oons . s.
days ago mad very smart affair WIKI s1
French cavalry and infantry, which WIT
compelled TO retreat, leaving behind ,b s
a few wounded and prisoners. Cn..r
still continued occupied By strong dr, s,t'
ment of English troops, who, no donh, ~n
maintain thar strong position to the vs,.
last. Governor Trant, with his BROAD :
militia, was at Moiouen,a de BIZ, =,
Tore de Moncorva, IN tie vicinity Of Il.
Douro. Alter the fall of Almrida, the csr
rison, which surrendered prisoners of W..
on the occasion, had the option .fei,her. ~
tering into the French service or b.n,
marched off TO France consider,S,s
number accepted the former, but with WIN,
vic" will best appear by the event for
since that period nearly the whole CT them
have come over and joined colonel Tr,nt
marshal Berres!ord, and some the BrGsS
army. This shows that the French b,v.
no mrn to spare to look after the prisoners
they take. You may, however, expect pIoo
my accounts from Lisbon; for the sdvsnc.
OF the enemy VIII damp the spirits oflh. ma.
tives."
We have received German papers TO the
10Th, French to the 22d and Dutch to IL.
26th instant. The Grand Signor had Sc,
out tor ConsIantinople to place himself at
the head OF his army; and a general aud
decisive battle IVES expected. Voluntary
enlistment has ceased in the N.apoli,an ar.
my, aud It's rank, are in lu,urs to be flied
by conscrlpsiou. A decree Tor this purpose
was published on the 9th of August from
Murat's camp at Pale. These papers also
contain the official act OF the election Of
kBernadotte AS crown prince Of Swvden,--
They give no account from Portugal or
Spain in these papers, from which we may
conclude thae nothing very favorable 70
Ronaparte has occurred in the peninsula.
Sebtember %.
Letters were yesterday received from
Dunkirk to che date Of the 23d inst, inclos
ing several licences for the Introduction OF
indigo and spies on the export OF the ST.
puiated carsors of wine, grain, &c. We
have also tariff under new decree, which
is as follows:
Palace ef ST. CL5ud, Sept. IL, 1910
l.
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