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TIIE first number of this valuable Wo,t
i is Just come to hand and il ready 70,
inspection at the store Of the subscriber, in
King.strect, and with Mr.. 7iTfie., at thu
coffee house. lux.
Fully aware Of the impositions that have
been practised upon the public by stranger.
soliciting subscriptions from distant places;
the Editors invite their examination Of a
Work perhaps the most useful, entertaining
as well as extensive in lis kind that has ever
been undertaken in any country. And they
flatter themselves that the American will by
no means shrink from comparison with the
London edition, tho offered. at six dollar,
per Vol. less. ...
This number may I've considered as fair
specimen Of the execution Of the work, and
will be left silolt time for examinations before
the Cd number is pu: to press. After this tho
subscription will be raised to 81 Is each mum.
Der; and bot a few more copies printed than
are sufficient to supply the subscribers, thai
the early patrons ofthis valuable Work may
have decided advantage-subsequen appIi-
cations may therefore come too late.
1t is also the inten'ion,ofthe Editor TO an.
mex to the last number a. complete list Of
names of the subscribers as tho patrols and
encourasers of useful knowledge, the arts
and literature Of the United States.
Subscriptions are received by the suscrib-
er.
James Kennedy, sen.
December s. eY
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ORIGINAL
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Prepared by RICHARD LEE & ,SoH,
Have seen in high estimation and general
use throughout the United States, tor up
wards of ten years, And, it is>no inconsi'
derable evidence of their utility, that during
the above period, numerous limitations OF G.
very article, the productions osignorancs anu
experience, urged by envy and penury, have
been intruded on the public, seen for day,
and then persisted! Others now succeed
them. which in like manner are fast descend'
ing to the tomb Of the Capulets {; while OUR
remedies become more generally used, ana
acquire addly accession Of deserved ee!ebri'
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N 0 II / G. E.

THE President and Directors Of the Great
Hunting Creek Bridge, will receive proposals
until Monday, the second day Of April next,
for opening a road from the soutl I'm abu,-
nient of said bridge to the fence of Mr.. Ro-
bert Patton. The distance is ohe mile and
eight poles, the road TO boz opened 80 feet
wide ia every part ara rounded 20 icct in the
middle to curve OF | 5 inches, so as to re-
ceive coat of gravel.
John HooH, Secy.
March II. d.3iS
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Joseph Vaudeville,

Joseph MandeVllle,
Corner If King and Fairha:r strees', mas Jor
sale,
6 pipes London Particular Madeira, old
and OF superior quality g..
Is quarter casks Malaga Vino
6 do. Colmenar do.
10 do. Sherry BIB & DC Brands
20 cases old CIaret and Vim de Grave
so barrels Whiskey
8 hhds. and 10 barrels Northern Rum
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Young Hy-
son and Hyson Skin TEAS, of the best qua
lities.
With ageneral assortment of Wines. Ii
Guors and Groceries as usual, OH moderate
terms.
March 90.
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This is to ave Motive,

yTc. the subscrihs; Of Alex4ntI!a c-unty4
IN ~, ts,l i.,s of Co'n,nhia, las n5taiucH !. On
N. .s1,haGs' Eourt of said eoan.y lct.c:s .ss-
,amen,sFy on Ire estate Of George M'Hunn,
ate of tie caynty aforesaid, deecasca: at
,,srsons ha. Lag ciainls against the said -.
=. hereby wA;red 70 exhibit the same sFs
- xcuchers thereof TO the subscriber, "a or
s.E.rs the 2lst Gay Of, August pexs, or they
w.. w.. NV law be excluded from al benefit 10
MaI .s,s,e. And these ;nlessea thereto are
SAL 60 TO make immediate payment, Civ
su under my hand this alss day Of Feb.
ss''' Mordecai Miller, Es't.
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For Sale at Public Auction,
On Friday the 9th day OF April, att O'Clock,
on the premises.
Two Lots Of Ground,
m King street, opposite the Store Of Mr..
Alexander Perry The lots are 40 feet front
bv 100 feet deep, to a ten feet alley. They
will be sold with all improvements thereon,
subject to a ground rent, and on credit Il
3 and months.
Abel Blakeney.
March %. DTS
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LEES Mountaineering Lozsnge

This medicine is superior to any yer or ,,
fered to the public, being innocent and milo
certain and efHcacious in its operations
Should no worms exist in the body IL VIII
without pain or gripping, cleanse the $40
mach and bowels Of whateveris tout or onenI
siyc, and thereby prevent the produetioR OF
worms and many, fatal disorders
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March g..
Toieph II. Vaudeville,

Ioleph II. Vaudeville,
Offers for sale the following articles,
rvholesale or retail.
5000 bush. Lisbon and Liverpool Salt
\ 10000 lbs Green Coffee, in BARRELS and bags
5000 Goshen Cheese, of excellent qua
lity in casks
1000 New England do. do.
200 bbls. of Herrihgs, Shad and Mackare
Z so tons Plaster Paris
90 bales prime Upland Georgia Cotton.
10 hhds. Jamaica, Antigua and Dsma-
rc::a Rum
pipes French and ditto Brandy
Is hhds. Muscovado Sugar
so bbls. do. do.difcrent q 1alities
? hhds. Copperas
Gunpowdei, :.
Imperial,
Tyson, rr.e .~
Young RysOn, AAN''
Hyson Skin,
Madeira, I
Lisbon, .,4,,>re
Catalonia
Holland and Country Gin
New England Rum in hhds. and bbls. -.
Peach and apple Brandy in bbIs. -
Martinique Cordi.ls, in Boxes
i oa and Lump Sugar, Havannah Honey
per gallon, Ffgbtue,
Molasses in hhds. Spanish Flotant Indigo,
Spanish Cigars, Butter,
Harris's and Tayior's manufactured To
bacco in kegs,
Gunpo,vccr and Shot Of different sizes,
Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Pepper, Pimento,
Chocolate Nos. and 5, Mould and Dipt Can
Hes,
Malaga Rai>ins in boxes,
PIPES in boxes, gross each,
l:i.:c 50 bax's, Hamilton's Garrett and
I.ei.er's Stuff in bottles.
Lsr;sn and philadelphia Mustard,
W:z7:>g AMI Wrapping Paper,
H.. Cords, Leading Lines, &c.
\ oen.,ah.slpply OF WATER CRACKERS and
oe ,1rEl.rINs 4IoIR, by retail, and
:. J., aids. vi Maryland and Virginia Tobac-
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VALUABLE ProtertyJor SsIe.

vn, sell :hc PLANTATION known by
t.. - q WoJ> 'A.n, lying in tho state
so! ,Ia4. ir':ncdiatcly Oh tho post road,
4bau, +p.ie- rom AleXsEdria. This farm
49," rs~ r.H e.! seven hundr'G acre.
IA - :, a-H ai>,.,rd for wht.L earn or
So, .,..'~' e. ar. ~ TO- farI: 'wo housea,,
:" ~,,r .. / ,~h,n.u.:ous dwelling with
~tr"" ., IT; dc Other ia two SOY!
y ~ Z ? vt spare, sAIn:lcd ani ~c~'
tt,.,".. a. u,!l rn!iEru ."G'dc, l. is 81.
tu.'r'; ph;~ 500" "n zoe pr. road and J.
In t,!aIIVrt STOW y aNt'n NJ, EdEm
u.Int,, ~ - N'rvr, VINO resides Ec At
Isl, .oy,,,;. s.n : %,.Ic..non slew Il 20
sny W. >rn -" casa '""rhsSinT.
= WI Sl,l sci 49, o. Able property
known hy ,hv n'me vi -" a,.ys iH'ahh, i"
iho Potomac r,tr, ,'..r' l" mites " y,
t.ror @ q. nwn--ttiS isl wi i"'"s '"war'l>
ortarte hun,. red sees, TIC go. q .a..i IN
p,,A..', - a,Y end in thc sa.e.n s.m.uy
.yad > HnlyA>N. Ia, Ns". ~ r'''" ."",,.
ter hos a.a ~ y 1884, & ely %ht 80
atr.s .tt ,,.mnd S''Her ~Gscrl non j.
trrnrd urne ~.hary IS . - .r-."H.-d that
an, person wari:H. 20 pure nase Ma vi>w It
NJ. James Middleton. who lives car this
~ ai,t, will slew it Oh api'nt p,ion. Ter the
cSs,e ds.cgihe;i lands T. CIT bargain will ae
20. Oh snpcation TO III. subscriber residing
III George Town. .
John w: Bronaugh. :
February 81. 2aw2m
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Cr.,hlns' Court,

81; - ..',c L3%nih FEB. Perm, 1910.
G.. 4eIul. .,.at III. exe:Gsor * G"a"1e
:~'>ni a., e., - - in.ss: So II w.. ah'
...-:,cmen, .A-.c .;a.es IL: each week n's
sn,,i. weeks . a.: h!-xandria DAILY Cs4eG,.
Tcste,
AN, Moore, Esg:sa.er.
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FOR SALE,
March iG.

. A likely NEGRO WOMAN, about IS
years of age, who is a good nurse, washer
woman and house. seryaht-Also, strong
well built COACHFE, almost as good as
new. For terms enquire of the Printer.
February ~. W
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to deduction of IS per cent. Prizes paya-
be 80 days after the conclusion of the draw
ing.
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day % drawing, entitled
toSi 900.
LIST do. 18th do, $50 Tickets from
No. to No. $50, inclusive.'
LIST do. Goth do, $50 do. from No.
2sl to 500, inclusive.
list do. 25th do. $50 do. from No.
22,OOl to 22,25o, inclusive
LIST do 30th do. $50 do. from No:
22,2il to $4,000, inclusive.
LIST do. s5th 10. Cash, 25,ooo'dolls.
LIST do. Aoth 10. 1000
lst do. 18th co. $4,000
Fist 1000 Blanks drawn TO be entitled 20
Ten Dollar prize each.
~ The drawing will commence in tie
City OF New York on tho thirl Tuesday Nv
April next, and will continue to draw 600
Tickets each day (exIcpt the last day, when
there will remain 500 70 DC DRAWN until
iR,: Ell.
Ticxxrs for sale by r. GRAY, Booksrl-
Ter, Hing street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may he examined, and inior.
nation obtained respecting the Lottery dur
INK the drawing, free Of expcnce. Prizes in
'.t Baltimore College Lottery will be tuken
a, their full value for rickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also be advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
at a moderate discount.
Present price oftickets eight dollars.
January l..
- Should the FIRST number, on the 18th day
of drawing, be either of the numbers from |
to $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the next
drawn number mot one of those numbcrs)
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may be drawn
to them previous to the 18th day of drawing
and in the like manner with tickets for the
10th, 25th, and 3oth days of drawing; so
that person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question How? An
swer-Suppose No. ll,l75, is the property
of ii, the first drawn number on the sth day
of drawing, which viii entitle II to the num- |
bers from to $50; and the first drawn mum |
Der on the aoth DAY of drawing, NAV be No !
IFS, which will ensitle him to tho numbers !,
from Isl to 500. The first drawn number, !
en- the 25th day, may DO No. s75, which will !
2ntile him: to the numbers from 22,0ol to |
b2,25o, inclusive; and the first drawn num- |
DER, on the soth day of drawing, may be enc
of the $50 tickets already drawn, which will |
entitle him to the numbers from 22,25o to |
22,so0-Yes, sir, and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand DeHarsi
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Tea Dollars Reward.

Tea Dollars Reward.
ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, on he
IL night Of the fslli instant; a negro man,
named TOY, aged about % years, s (cets
or inches high, slender In his form and has
good countenance. The above reward will
be given for delivering the soid runaway 10
the subscriber. or committing him to sono
jail. lftaken out OF this state an additional
compensation will be made.
Bulhrod Wilmington,
Mount Vernon, near Alexandria.
March %. colin
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.Tce's Elixir.

gAeer.ain remedy for colds, coughs, asth-
mas, and particularly the whoopiAS cough
90 destructive to children.
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FANCY SOAPS.
TWENTY BOXES SOAPS,

TWENTY BOXES SOAPS,
oftheJ following PLEASING variety:
Windsor, Palm, Violet,
Palmyrene, Deep Rose,
Variegated Rose, Wash Balls, &c.
Which will be sold by the box or dozen,
assorted, to suit purchasers. e.
Also, a small consignment of GALLOON
BINDINGS.
.E."Gilman.
March %. cost
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, ~ -. I Z 10. ~ = 20.
Landing, and for Sale
From schooner; 1Eza6esh, CAM. Aeueom;
2eoo bush. Liverpool Ground Alum Sst.
2 hhds, and 10 barrels Boston Rum.
8 boxes Imperial Tea.
John C. Ladd.
March Is. .-,...-
. FOR RENT, -
A neat two story brick dwelling house and
lot onDuke. street, between Fairfax and W.
-.~... John G. Ladd.
March Is.
Plnkeron's Collection of Wow.
ages and Travels,
Forming complete Assory efthe Origin ami
Progres. Of Discovery BY Sea and Lan1,
from tie most authentic Sources.
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Less than 2 ID blanks to prize; beet
to deduction of IS per cent. Prizespaya
be 80 days after the conclusion Of the draw
ing.
OF THE ANNEyED PRIZES.
lst drawn No. 10th day ot drawing, entitled
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IL, hA!ss p. ,'ah't Sseetfn

TIT INH1VS - 7"TV "V'V7IFf
TSr ~, cNr. ." Nc; " .4n'in ~
tsv n~.'G,,r, ''a,.,.' .,N" -" ns.". az
Ase, .tnsy " = N,as":y :" ""N"'" rat only
h, D. 90, ~ Oi q" rtN 'tn;r hrNpcr
g. VT s.I /. ";&:' ''yi We pes Aser'
~ - r.s'sa.t nsi L."utt 'h:E.m.i 81.
;Y- -. t;irlr,t, where thr rtt, hu>c .hcy
h,,rh 90, - .:.vc, thHt 'i<S, NrGclr cfmG-
.,cine h.t "a .'c ow!1rd ~:ATor .hs s!s.
nature Of ID; 2s"prl"tn'!
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lees ENence of MVRard,

So well known for the cure OF rheuf1a-
sisms, gout, palsy. sprAins' Se. &C..
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i.se's Grand RenGrattyc,

Proved by long experience to We unequal
led in the cure Of nervous disorders, con-
sumptions, Iowncss ofspirits, inward weak
ness, SC.
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Lees Anti Bilious Pills,

For the prevention and cure OF bilious and
malignant feVer'.
LEES SoysrsiSn Ointment fNrta: Itch,
Which IS warranted all intalllG!e remedy at
one application.
MtaiAb!c Ague e Ftvcr Drops,
For the cure OF agues, Vsmittent, and In
1rmistent Eevcrs,
Lees Genuine Ptyfan Lotion,
Celebrated for the cure OF ring worIn.'
letters, SC.
res Grru3nc Era 7 ,@c'.
An tfieclual remedy AK al dis sc. :" &c
eyes.
Took 4che BS3.''.
Which s,N, il ..neGlatc relief.
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GRAM LOTTERY,
Three Prizes of $1,000 Dolls. each.
STATE OF NEW-lORK,
Union College Lottery, Mol.
M A n A G. Z RS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13
/. SOUTH AMERICA.

This important part of the world is
apparently on the eve Of a great revo-
luton. A patched up Sovereignty,
under the direction and controul OF
the ciergv-a monarchy under Fcrdi-
nand VII. Oh some sovereign under
the auspicesof Napo.eon--a thorough
revolution, in which foreign influence
will augment and proiong the horrors
OF lawiess and alternately successful
domestic factions, till ~as in modern
France, the very hope of liberty is a
bandoned for,hat ignoble quiet, which
q nation struggling for liberty and ex-
hausted by ephemcral tyrsnts finds un-
der a permanent military despotism.
--Ons Of these three events probably
await this Sc csion of the new world.
"A real independence, unbiased by a.
my European power, would be the
most desirable event for the United
States. But TO those who do not ar
que from their wishes, we think this
must appear the least probable. We
will not anticipate the horrors Of a SAN
guine aud Understandable revolutionary
struggle. The superstition of dy-
nasty in Spanish America, allied with
that which now controuls .he destinies
OF the European continent, has sulTi-
Gent ground to excite our attention,
to lead us to examine, what would be
its effect ifrealised, upon, the political
and commercial worldAand what
course of policy we. ought to pursue,
standing in this new and extraordinary
relation. Boston Patriot.
The new order in council ascribes the
act OF Congress, excluding the public end
private armed vessels from our waters, TO
the oreraticns Of ]" French in!iusnce. %
The same ac. likewise, excludes the pub !.
lie and private armed vessels of'France
from the same, and furnishes Bohaparte
with the apology OF {" British influence"
for the late infamous seizures of Amcri-
can property.
Bait. Amer.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, May IS
AMERICAN DISPUTE.
Bait. Amer.

Mr.. Whitebread rose and said that
having read and considered certain pa
.pers laid before the house respecting
the Negotiation which was carried Oh
between MIR. -Ershine aud the Amer.
can governmknt, he was now perfec city
prepared to state his opinion upon
them- The right hon. gentleman, his
maiesty's late Secretary for Foreign
Affairs (Mr. Canning) had publicly
charged Mr.. Erskine with having de.
parted widely from both letter and spi-
tit OF his Instructions. Mr.. Erskipe
denied,the fact; and the question at
issue in the face of Europe was, whe-
Their or not the right honorable gentle.
man had deviated from the truth. He
Tor his own part was persuaded no
such imPutatioa could be founded a.
gainst the Right Honorable Gentle
man. But---
Here the Chancellor Of the Exche-
quer rose and deprecated the progress
of the hon. gentleman in a speech
which might lead to an irregular de-
bate, there being no question before
the housed
Mr.. Whitbresd did not mean to
bring forward any motion on this sui,
jet; he wished 70 save the house the
trouble Of discussion.
The question was at issue, as be-
tween the right honorable gentleman,
Mr.. Erskine and himself. What he
wished to say then was, that all that
was waiting to the vjndIcat;on of Mr..
Ersklns, was the publication of that
letter now before the world, and from
an attentive perGsal of shat letter, hs
thought the nindieation compile but
that these instructions were not drawn
up with the accurary they ought 70
nave been, nor with die attention to a
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FROM THz Besrou PATRIOT.
q h IUiY-18lO.

The anniversary oil our national indepen.
deBce has never before returned Under
circumstances SO pleasing to the True a..
meIicen patriot. In contrasting i. with
the days, OF years that have passed, OF in
comparing our situation with The iDhabi.
,anls of any other section Of The globe,
his beart mastbe inseDsibie to gratitude,
who does not acknowledge the kindness
of The supreme governor OF the universe
towards his Ame,Icat family.
L is true thai every thing does no, suc-
coed according to our wishes, but Il is e.
ahaIly denonstrsble that the United States
are pre-entpently distinguished tor their
ciyA, religious, social and literary sdvan
tages; and can boast of more internal
happ'ness than the Inhsbilan,s Of any part
oil the world.
II our foreign relations i is true the
gigantic combatan,s of Europe have sue.
cessively afflicted us but our situation is
inEatsly better than The st'jeels Of those
tremendous beiIgeten,s.- by their means
our commerce is injured and curailed,
but with ali It's restrictions tie Tag of the
union is the second, If not Hrst on the o.
cean.
But our mutual congratulations are prin.
cipal'y excitcd by the evils we nave esca-
ped, and BY the domes 10 triumph OF those
republican prIocipies which secured our
Independence in l776. IL is Cause OF
pure sad high satisfaction thai we this
day behold in he chair OF government the
msn who signed tbe declaration Of our ma
tIonal existence. and devoted his best tall
cuts 10 preserve il. That We Gud the eni
kInGlirg Iay CT patriotism has illuminated
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-07-13

The forests Of New HaMs.hirs ana The
h'!is .! vermout; ard tina, there ,hs gen.
uine fepub'.caDism sf the I" TIME that ui.
ed mems. souls, is proclaimed by the
joyful Voices of our citizens. The com.
mereial state of New York has placed IT.
self as guard to the sam: honorable pin.
cip!es, end Rhode Island has preserved the
glory of her republican charac,sr. III lie
head OF The national government is foend
the intelligent and erllgh ened statesman,
whose mind powerfully direcls the ship OF
state through the storms and dangers
of troubled OCEAN with fiieli,y aud sec
cess.
In comparison with past years this is
indeed an eniivening and joyful situation.
We beheld a far different s:9,c of things
twelve months ago, the pretended fed
eralism that then reigned securely and
trlGmPhanfly, cast gloom over tie spi, its
OF Cur best patrio,s: and many that cele.
DRAFTED that anniversary lett an anxious
presentiment that it would be the la It
eommemora!ion of American indepen.
dence.
The republican virtues Of cur hardy yec-
Ranry has again rendered il secure. a
victory greater than over Burgnyne has
been achieved. and under The care of our
present national and state magistrates i,
is impossible that even the world in arms
should make successful opposition or re-
move The rock ofages on which tits foun.
ded.
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.

While the people in all parts Of the
country have on the present anniversa-
ry, eDdeayored to make up by festiyisy
for what they have lost Of character
and as, if ike the precious metals, il
became more valuable, "a it became
more scarce,it was not triaing oh.
jecf to consider, that at the very mo-
reut Of firing the morning salute from
the guns of Fort Miffiin, British ship
OF war of only eighteen thirty pcun-
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EY THE COURT.
London. Nav lR

London, May IS.
We had an interview yesterday with
gentleman who left Corunna on tho
10Th inst. He confirms the account
of the surrender of Astorga, and cf
the circumstances under which it ca
pitdlated, as stated in cur letter of the
4th OF this montli, which we have al
ready inserted.
We are sorry to find, tina, the guam
tl.Epf arms TO be sent to SPAN is ex.
treNse!y limited, and that only 5000
s,aataSars destined for Gallicia, and half
that number for Asturias, althoughin
those provinces only there are 10000
persons enrolled. destitute of the wea-
pons of war.
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At the Court sc the Qneen's Palace, the
I 2d Of May 1910 pre sent. tbe Kings
Most Excellent Majesiy ~ Council.
His Majesty is pleased, b. and With the
advice @. his Psiyy Ccancil, 10 order and
Il IS hereby nrdered, that ali vessels ridcb
shallhsve cleared out iro,a any port 50 far
under the confront of France or her all
Les, as thai British vessels maj 30; freely
trade thereat, ard wh ,ch are s,epiryed AZ
the Whale Fishetv, or Othcr FizhcTy Of
any description, save a. herc.aa&cr ca.
copied, aad ATE re,uTnhg OF Gest,nei to
retnrn, >either to the posi- from wnence
.ahcy cleared, OF 20 aaY o.hsr port o. place
= which ,he British q g way 90; iseelg
tfadc, SHAH De cNptoren aod condemned,
togs.her with their stores and cargo, as
prize ic ;he captures.
But hfs MaJesty is pleased to exccps
from this order, vessels employed in eoa-