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u Omission--The Piece under our LAST
Richmond head, entitled Elect n News.
should have been credited to the {. Baltimore
American"
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NEW oRk, April q.
Capt. Pipdsr, of the schooner Fairy, arrived
here yesterday in IS days from Laguira, in.
forms us, that on the ID March, a new Con.
gress was formed at Csrsccas, under the direc.
t'cn OF Gen Miranda Several Deputies, from
:"Isccss have arrived IN the FAIRY on their wa,
- Washington.
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increase

Was raised in Hopewell township, cumber.
Sand county, West Jersey, by Isaac Whea-
ton, Hoo weighing 800: W.T. a. 6 h. and was
killed on the 11th Of April, 1911. The fat from
the entrais 26 lib. He measured eight feet from
the end the nose to the root of the tail seven
feet four inches round the body, and three feet
10 inches high.
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BarwsH Bassett, Esq. is reelected wi,hou
opposition.
Mr. M. Clay is reelected.
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An additional duty of 10 per cent. has beer
imposed on all cargoes imported in America,
vessels 10 the Island of Trinidad, exclusiy,
OF the former port charges, tonnage duty, &c
The ports of Caracas are said to be unde
actual blocksde.--Whig
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ls1F 1t is proposed in Petersburg to raise
tomb over the ashes of John Thompson,
the iiiustrious Author ofthe letters OF Cur
thus; as tribute of respect to the memory
OF departed genius.
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General John Huqgc,toyd, (says the Frede.
rlcksburg Herald) is elected for the district of
King George, &C by majority of 8 votes over
his opponent John TdGaterr0, Esq"
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two irregularities. Its in the Fame or the Of.
fects of that war. that the world still remains
most injuriousiy involved. The havoc is plainly
RISING in its height yet we may be only allow
ed, by a correct adherence to our proper argu.
ment to urge that England certainly has not
been provoked to retaliation by the prior antineu
trail acts of France, nor justified in destroying
us by the too patient non resistance of French
prior expressions. For in good and indsputa-
BILE truth. it was by a series of British anterior
acts, through the long term ofthrec years and a
half, in this second war, that the immense cloud
which burst at Berlin in November, 1876, was
caused to gather and explode. Humanity and
prudence, and conscience, imperiously com.
msnd us to urge upon the ingenious considera.
ton of tine unconmitted Regent of the British
Empire, the high Importance of those solemn
truths We truly wish with Britain, fhe peace
Of Ged-We neither wound her feelings by rude
demand, nor sink our own by mean Petition
We believe, with faith undoubting thai,
which rejoices to confess the great Creator,
that the present ministers of Britain claim at
our yet bloodless hands, sufferance of evils,
worse by far than the fercest war ~
JUR1SCOLA.
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Chat which MORE immediately interests, ct
the present time, the citizens of New-York, is
their own exposure. How then are you to meet
the crisis If attacked ?-You must organize
yourselves into bands, TO man the forts, boats,
sloops and other vessels, in conjunction with
the regular troops, artillery, and militia, and
with the assistance of our gallsnt naval officers,
defend ourselves well as we can. And let
us not despair at such prospect. Our forts,
though unfinished, can command 500 pieces of
heavy cannon, already mounted--others are at
hand and may soon be put in order, with other
means to annoy an enemy. All the resour.
ces being brought to bear, courage and hero
ism must bear you out to conquer or to Pc
IRISH.
These ideas. felow-citizens, are respect
fully offered by your General Committed in
hopes that their impressions may have some
weight.
by order and in behalf of the Republican
Committee of New-York.
WILLIAM HIGHLAND,
Chr. pro tenn
SAMUEL AKERLY,
e Secretary.
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FIpT7 FRS RERaRD.

u ANYWAY from the subscriber on the
II night of the 10th inst. FRANK, Mulat
70 man agsd about 50 or So years-he is about
the common stature, has full face and bushy
hair, and has his bored, for earrings, hich
he some times wears--he ried with MIN q
quantity OF bedding and very plentiful supply
OF wearing apparel, dresses well, aud is clean in
his person.
Frank was formerly the property of Mr.
Lightfoot, OF Sandy Point, on James River, and
has wife at Mr.. George Cookies, in Prince
George Couaty-I have reason to believe he
will go into that neighborhood or to Norfolk,
and will sndeavcr to get out of the State by wa
ter.-The above reward will be given for deli
vering him to me in the city of Richmond or
half that sum for securing him in any Jail in
Virginia.
III. ". HANCOCK.
Richmond, Sept. II If
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Aug. %.
IN AN INJUNCTIoN.-~Tapp |
Il Essex County Court, held the 18th day of

4 N AN INJuNCTION-~Tap pahannock.
Il Essex County Court, held the 18th day of
June, 1911.
Hundley Moody, PR.
Against
John Earle, Stephen Chenault and James
Buckner, DePss.
Came the plaintiff by his attorney, and it APP
Fearing to the satisfaction ofthe court, that the
defendant Stephen Chensult is not an inhabi.
tant of this state & that he hath not entered his
appearance and given security as required bv
law, on motion of the plaintiff, IL is ordered,
That he appear here on the first day OF Novem-
Der court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill,
and that a copy hereof be inserted in some
public newspaper printed in the City of Rich
mend for two months successfully, and that an.
other copy hereof be posted at the front door of
the Court House of this County.
d Copy Iesto,
WILLIAM b MATTHEW'S, D. G.
JOHN P. LEE, elk.
Aug. 81. w8wH
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FIFTY DOLLARS PRIY.1RD=

a BSCONDE from my service on the Srd
L n inst, bright mulstto man named HIM
ET; ne IS very likely fellow, about 25 years
OF age, 5feet six inches high, or there abouts ;
his teeth are rather bad; nose flat at the end !:
black beard and whiskers; has handsome
head OF hair rather basbfui when spoken to +.
and is very good barber he has some know
ledge of medicine, and bleeds very well had
OF when he went away, short bottle green
cloth coat with plated buttons, nankeen Irow
scrs and half boots He had been sent to Nor.
folk on business, and 1 am induced to believe
that he lurking either in about Norfolk or
Portsmouth, as he has numerous acquaintance
in both those places The above ward and
all reasonable expences will be paid if sppre
hended without the states of North Carolina &
Virginia and twenty-five Dollars if within
either of the aforesaid states, and secured IN
any Jail so that get HIM again. masters of
vessels are forwarned from hsrborng or carry.
ing HIM away, as the law will be enforced u
gainst them.--If taken in or about Norfolk. the
reward will be paid on application to VIM
Francis & Co. Norfolk
VIM. MARTIN.
elizabeth CITY, ". c. dug. 10
VI is an, induced to believe my man qyos
Persuaded TO run Gpay by some persons in Nor.
folk, he cofantarily returns to me, he shat Be
forSipen
September 10. Spssy
I'm CHANCEKY-Chari Court. IuIV /
1911. -
James Hszelwood, VIM. T. Hszelwood, and
Sarah Hazelwood, orphan children of Iohn
Hazelwood who sue by Nancy Hardwood their
mother and next TREND PITS.
Apdinst
Grief Barksdsle, admir-. of John HazeIwood
decd Benjamin Hardwood, Luke Hazelwood'
John kersey and Fanny his wife, Minor Wilks
and Susannsh his wife, Reuben Hazeiwood.
Nathaniel Bohannon and Sally his wife, Polly
Hazelwood, John Hszelwood, Sherwood l..
Overstreet and Elizabeth his wife, Deets.
The defendants Benjamin Hazelwood. LIKE
Hardwood, John Kersey and Fanny his wife.
Minor Wilks and Susanna his wife, Reuben
Hazelwood, Nathaniel Bohannon and SALLY his
wife, Polly Hardwood, John Hazelwood. Sher.
wood L. Overstreet and Elzabth his wife. not
having entered their appearance according to
the act OF Assembly, and the rules of this Court
aud it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that they not inhabitants of this State. ON
the motion of the plaintiffs by their sttorney; II
rs ordered, That they appear here on the first
day of November Court next and enter their ap-
pearance and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy of this order be inserted in ono of the
newspapers printed in Richmond for two
months successfully and posted at the front
door of the Courthouse Of the said County.
f Copy.-7eSte,
THOMAS READ, C2R.
Aug. rs. wSw
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HE Subscriber, wishes to sell hi. Houses
and Lot in the City of Richmond, (upnn
Shocke -hill,) at present in the occupancy q,
Capt. Henry S. Shore; this Lot may be diyi-
ded so as to suit purchasers, aud possession Civ
en- on the LIST day of january next, at which time
a small part OF the purchase money will be re-
CURED, credit for the second payment will be
given, until the LIST day of Sept 1912, and the
tender, 1918; For farther partic sisrs resnect
ing the above valuable property, apply to Mr.
George p Digges, at Mr. Kiag's Store, in
Richmond, or to the Subscriber in Hanover coun-
y.
COLE DIGGES.
Aug. 80. IS
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Tor SALE, the LAND whereon the sub.
l. scribsr lives, 10 miles from Richmond, on
the great mountain road, containing $50 acres,
about 600 Of which are cleared the balance
well tlmbered with pine and oak, with good
buildings for the accommodation of q family, {
3 most excellent orchard For terms apply to
Thomas Norvell, or
M. n. COMMUNICATIVE.
5epts2es al
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zRTRTY DOLLARS REw.aRD.

LHfRTI DOLLARS RE WARD
.NLA-i' rom the suoscsiooa So ~ -. :. "
~ hatsn County, on the night of Sd inst s,nat
dark bay Horse, about 4 feet inches high.
Ter fore foot white-no other marks at present
rccollected.-A small yellow bay Horse. with
u stripe on his nose, since found in the
woods, near the Subscribers house, with a sad
die Sreat-coat, and sundry other things, which
are supposed to have been left there by the
Thief
The above reward will ne paid for the re-
covery of the Horse aud conyict;on of the thief.
or twenty dollars for the Horse only.
Sept. IS. IF
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self with MIR Edward Wslford, the bus;..
ness from tins day will be conducted undter thsa
Firm OF Wslford and Brooke, at their Office OPP
posite the Msrket-house, where they are prepar-e
ed to transact the Auction and Commission busf<
ness on an extensive plan.
RICHD. BROOKE
They are prepared for the reception of Goods
IN consignment. on which liberal advances win
be made in Cash. Their experience added to
the most unremitted attention, will, they fiatter
themselves, entitie them TO full portion OF
public confidence, which will be gratefully ac~s
knowleagcd.
WALF0RD& BROOKE.
August g. wte
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Sally, Frankly, Moses, Patty, Milly, Suckey.
Molly, Philis, Sam, Suckey, Patsy, Millv. Eve
Fannys Amy, Adam, Winney and Prince.
Pl'1S.
dPdinst
Matthew Whiting; DER.
Fer reasons appearing, the court doth recon.
mt TO Master Commissioner Cowper the re-
port made by him under the order of the 3Oth
october, lSO9, the executors of James Browne
late sheriff of Norfolk county, and the defpn
dant, by their counsel, conserving that the nc
counts IN the said order mentioned, taken before
the SAID commissioner, shall be as valid as if ia
ken before more than one person, and the said
commissioner having advertised i'm the Enoui-
rer for three weeks successfully, the time and
place appointed, is directed to resettle the said
accounts, and TO take the testimony OF the par
ties, and is instructed to allow only at the rate
oil hfteen dollars per annum for the maintenance
or each OF the slaves, while they were in DOS
session of the said James Browne, to REQUIRE
reasonable proof of the cloathes actually fur
nshed them by the said James Browne, and to
make adequate allowance for the same admit
ting the payment made by the County Court
of Norfolk credit. The manner of settl;ng
he interest by charging interest on credit. st
well as debt, is wholly rejected, and the credit
after the discharge of the interest due, is d.
rected to be taken out OF the principal The
SAID commissioner is also directed 10 charge in
terest on the annual balances due, commencing
twelve months after the payment, made by the
County Court of Norfolk, shall have been ab.ol-
we'd, and to report his proceedings to the Court,
with any matters specially stated, thought Der.
tinent by himself, or required by the parties.
Il Cohy. -Teste,
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, c. c.
September 13. SwG
The parties in this cause, are desired to take
notice, that have appointed Saturday the Sth
day of next month, October, for acting upon
and executing the foregoing order, when thew
are desired to meet at my office on the day a.
foresaid. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
JOHN CoWpER, M. C.
Master Commissioners'O
Office, Norfolk, Sept
S, 1911
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AMES RIVER Land FoR ShLR

.AMES RIVER Land FOR SILR
EARTER'S FERRY, and the land adioin
~ ing, containing $40 Acres, 90 Of which is
prime Low Grounds, perfectly reclaimed. On
this plantation the buildings are comfortable {;
with houses convenient for the planter and far
mer. Also 469 Acres, within two miles of
which Tobacco land is standing in heavy tim
ber-both tracts abound with fine water, and
from experience, / believe it to be as healthy
as any spOtin Virginia. IL is thought unneces.
sary to give minute description of this pro-
perry, 1t IS so generally known--It certainly
possesses advantages which few plantations on
the river do----situated opposite Cartersy lille,
where every kind Of produce can be sold, the
advantage OF one of the most public ferries on
the river, above the falls, and two acres Of rich
Low Grounds, on the opposite side of the river,
with dwelling house, and granary, fixed for .
grocery, which is bringing money to the hands
OF the proprietor every day-by application to
the proprietor, VINO resides on the premises, par
ticuiar pains will be taken to shew the property
and the terms made knowR.
JOHN WOODsON.
September 13. 3wg
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EoR SALE.--I5oO Sacks Liverpool Blown.
SAlt
500 do ground do
-Bsies Coating
-Tierces London Porter,
DO Green Coffee
Pipes Gin
TONS Bar Iron
DO Rod do
DO Blistered Steel.
80. :. RALSToH & PEASANTS.
Aug. 20. tT
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RICHMOND STONE W.4RE MANI ,
FHCTORY

hNJAMlN DU-VAL, 8. Co. have coma
IORI, at Duval's Tile Manufactory, with ma
ter'sIs which they think superior, to any hereto.
tore used in the u. States. The drawing oe'
their First Kiln, justiies this opinion and con-
Yinces them, that they can sell on better terraa
70 tne buyer, than any Mandatory onthe Conf
August 9. &c
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NOTICE-A petition will be presented to
~ the next Central Assembly, praying that
an act may pass for establishing Town on the
lands of the Subscribers, in the county of Cum
beriand, on the Guinea Road, near APpomattox
River.
NetUfon Ford, William Taylor,
sfOhn Ford, .Jr. Charles Bal[ov,
He@ekiah Ford Gr Co. | Wiihdn WaHace,
John Broom, Samuel Wallace
September w9wg
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n OTICE--A petition will ne ,.,.o.....t
the Courts Of Henrco and Cbesfe,6SLI -
ooer Court of said Counties, for the mr.
.,n's ferry :" "ooe7.
Henrteo, Sect, g. ->-..
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WILLIAM SHAPARD has for sale the
w following GOODS, viz

WILLIAM SHAPARD has for sale the.
w following GOODS, viz:
2ooo sacks Salt, most. Clas, salt ceIIers
AWerPo0i hiled Race and ground gina
A0Ooo iDSSoHee' most ger
=. green Spice ,Nutmegs, AluM
j" Nfates assorted Salt petre, Indigo
queens ware, stone Chocolate Br;ms,oues
ware, loose and IN Rice, Mustard
az h mos, lmperial & gunpowdGr
~ barrels New.Bng- Tea
"nu NUN Powder and Shol
w l. do ! Snuff
brown sugar Ivory Combs
LOS! 40. LOgw0od
D Dan.h WnIsSey Writing and printing
snd Ley psper
purn srectineo whTs- German Rolls
tierceB Ravens ut
New-York prime and ! RomaI tIsnIk,..,.:.e..
New Orleans pork 5,osrieo, ,,,,,,,fao,'.,'
Clipt and whole her rel coo,t, - ~
rings Red 49,
o"edes ana country l. Diapers
ron castings Str,res
German Crawley and | ChecLs
Blistered Steel Sbir,ins
Window Glass Sbeet;ns,
China small boxes cbanbrsua
HAN pint ana pint tum- Plsids and
,,, u's's Cotton Yarn.
Sept. 90 II
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EOODS.-The Subscriber residing ON the
" main-street immediately fronting the cross
street leading from Col. Mayo's Bridge, has
ios sale the following articles to wit:
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a A Chancery District Court, held in viii
L n ilamsburg the I'd day of November, 1910
Daniel, Giasco, John, Billy, Jenny, Juddy.
Sally, Frankly, Moses, Patty, MiIly, Suckey,
Molly, fhilis, Sam, Suckey, Patsy, Milly, Eve,
Fannys Amy, Adam, Winney and Prince,
PptCc
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Aug. 80.

TO RENT-A large fre-proof LUMBER.
HOUSE, near the Basin Apply t,
"A an & WILKINS
Sept. IL. ,,
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THE SUB SCRIBERS
July 10.

4 TALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR
IA SALE-Will Positively be sold at public
auction, on Tuesday the first day of Oct naxt,
1t fair, # nor, the first fair day thereafter at the
late residence of Capt Joseph Thompson, dec.
on the South Anna River, in the county of Lou
iss Tract of Land, containing agreeable to
late survey, 230 acres. 1t is q part of the
Tract on which the said Thompson lived
1t IS within one and half miles of Mr. Ed
ward Gsrland's Merchant and Saw mill on the
said river.
There is about one fourth cleared, the balance
10 IN woods and abounds with plenty of good
timber-The soil is well adapted to the culture
of Tobacco, Corn aud Wheat, &c. and is water
ed by creek rusning through it and has on il
several excellent springs Of good water--It Is
valuable for its fertility Of soil, bealtbiness of
situation and good society-This tract laws ad.
joining lands that will very probably be Tor sale
in a few years, which will enable the purchaser
to get tract of, from eight hundred to one
thousand acres. The land will be shewn 20 o.
ny person disposed to purchase by application 20
Col Timberlske or Mr. David Richardson, both
OF whom 1--we near it. The terms of sale will be
accommodating to the purchaser and will be
made known on the dsy OF sale, or sooner if al
plicston IS made to the subscriber, living near
New Castle.
lNTHONT STREET
Hanover County, Sept. o. ids
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p o L I I I c Fl L
FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
SUPPLEME.NTARY
AN ExAMINATIoN

OF THE CONDUCT OF G. BRITAIN,
Rsspect,ng Neutrals since the breach of the peace
kof A,niens, in 1908, and before the French Ber-
I'm Decree, in 1906.
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10! Sa'e tue IouoWinR arucieS 10 wit
800 Sacks Salt L. p. Paints and Oils
FiiPd Candles and Soap By
900 Boxes Window the box
Glass 8-10-10-12 Old Antgua Rum
y Is Best +. Brandy
40 Bales spinning cot Brown and Loaf So.
ton gar
20 Hhds. ". Wits Coffee
Key Imperial Gunpowdec
25 Tons Iron assort- and
ed Hyson Teas
German and Crawley Ginger & Ali-Spice
steel Best Spanish Segars
English Biistered and Powder and Shot
Country do. Glue
Nail Rods | Glass Ware
Wagon and Cart box Seine Irvine
es Playing Cards. &c. &c.
Bar Lead
Also several Bales Woollens containing Twill.
led Coatings and FlanneIs to the amount of
S 5000, all of which will be sold low for cash.
or Town acceptances.
JAMES WALLACE.
sept 10. ep8w
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Tor SALE and Trsnsportation, five LkeIy
Young Negro Men, now confined in tb.
Penitentiary-A Among whom are one good Hog
Ter, one Brickmoulder and one good house Ser
want.
Sept. TO- f
LOR SALE-A valuable LOT on Ca,
Il Street, with the large and substantial bri.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lately in the occupsr
cY OF the subscribers. They have on baus
Madeira WINE Of best quality, in Pipes, ~
Pipes and qusrter Casks.
MoHeYFr, Ro5Srssn e. xeleasants
Septs%,
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Co it, as we could Of the efficacy Of a NOR
tar, we're we only to see il managed by
men, who had no practice in its use Could
Mr.. Fulton have the means of making ire
quent experiments, and of training a
lumber of men to the application OF f1is
machines, the government might be able
to form u just estimate of the value of his
systems.
The experiments which the committee
witnessed. were too limited to authorize a
confident opinion as to what may be the
merits of Mr.. Fulton's system 1t is inn
possible to say how far the very ingenious
suggestions made by Commodore Rodgers, &
Capt. Chauncey. for guarding vessel, as
well against ,orpedoes as against the cable
cutter, would on experiment be found eff
fectual. But think. Mr., Fulton's expert
ments give us grouad to suppose. that the
knowledge of gun-powder is yet in its in
fancy, and that in time, this new applicant
on of its irresistible power. by submarine
explosions, may produce greater changes
III the world. than have been made BY il
since its introduction into Europe.
have the honor to be.
- Sir.
With very high respect,
Your most obedient servant,
tSs. xSp42ALLApER D. GOLDEN
The hon. Paul Hamiton
Ito be Continued in our nerf. }
,,-.. -,
The ship Magdaleu, from Liverpool
with a cargo worth 100000 dollars. has been
ordered Oft the Hook for port of safety, By
consent of the owners and consignees. She
cleared out before the I'd of Febrea-y but
having been wind bound, was detained till
the sth.
1t is said the elegant ship Hercules. from
Liverpool. as late as the 10th ut is also in
the ofhng, waiting tor orders.
~ York Paher.
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be seer'tfat nothing Of Importance has oc-
CURED in England relative to the interests
Of this country in fact the only instance
we have observed. on hasty perusal. of
any notice being taken Of the United States.
is contained in the speech of the Prince Re-
gent!
II appears, that there has been no change
Of ministers, which seems to have axfonish-
led the natipes on that, quite as much as it
will those on this side the water.
Sir Francis Burdett's cause against the
Speaker of the House of Commons, came
on in the Court of Kings Bench, on the
9Th Of February, and after OBTAINING the
Court to "a very late hour. it was suggested
by Lord Peterborough. and acquios seed in by
the Attorney General, to postpone his re-
ply to future day City Gazette.