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Further bu Cattoin. Cczneau.

Furibcr by CQpldiH lGZncdH
Captain Cazneau1 from St. Petersburg, lett
the Hugh Johnson, for Boston next day
WEYMOUTH of Boston, 10 DAYS; Neutrality,
for Portland, nearly ready; Minerva, Baker,
do. do; Dolly, for Newburyport, just begun
to take in Philadelphia Packet, seized; ----,
Bats, do. but expected to get clear; brig -,
Clark expected to winter there /; -, Stan
wood Richmond, Jarvis, Philadelphia, for
Spanish Maine in few days, and ahlmber OF
others.
The Lady Madison, for New York, sailed
September II; Columbus, OF Plymouth, tor
New York sailed about week before. Capt
Treadwell, her supcrcorgo remained at Cron-
stsdt brig Hannah, of Portsmouth, sailed
week before brig Milford, Weeks, of Port
land, 10 days before ship Jane, Boys, for
England, 10 days before; ship Dorothy,
Dougharty, for Philadelphia, sailed Scptcm-
Der ! s. and from Elsincnr Sept. Is.
Car::ain Cazneau saw letters from Copcn-
hagen, at Elsineur, to Oct. 8. Brig Agent,
Rowe, was to sail in s or 10 days for Gotten
burg, or Philadelphia Hannah, Dennis, was
at Copenhagen Egeria, of New-York was
undergoing trial Augusta had her first ex-
animation October 2. Her captain WAS CAR
ried to court under guard-and the French
consul had demanded her papers The Ho-
race was at Copenhagen. 10 new Captures
heard of
COLONIAL PRODUCE had risen at ST.
Petcrsburgh in consequence of its admission
in the interior of Germany. Peace expected
between England and Russia Havana white
sugars had risen from 80 to SIS rubles.
The vessels which had sailed before him.
and those at St. Peter sburgh had and wouid
proceed to Hanno for British convoy, for fear
of capture. Captain c. was watched by a
French pr;vateer at EIsincur days. The
other p"ivateers had gone to Copenhagen to
get exchange for a larger vessel. Nov. |.
latitude SO longitude IS, saw the Clio. of
Wiscassett, whieh captain c. had spoken
days before.
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THE SP.dEI,fPDS.

Capt. JAMES DERRY, of this town, who has
arrived at Boston from the Mediterranean, aud
who left Gibraltar the 22d of October, brings
information, as received at that place, that the
unconquerable spirit Of the Spaniartis had "a
gain manifested itself in the recovery OF the
city CT Tarragona, in Catalonia, lately taken
from them; in which exploit there was a
most dreadful slaughter of the French. We
have not seen Capt. D. ourselves, but this we
have from person who conyersed with him.
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SALEM, Dec. 6.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

Capt. PINELL, from Rio Janeiro, informs
US, that the Monte Videans continued to
blockade Buenos Ayres by sea, and that the
Revolutionists on the other hand continued to
besiege Monte Video by land, and were SO
near as sometimes to throw shot into the
town f; but that it was nevertheless supposed
the besicged would be able to defend them
selves so long as they could obtain supplies.
The Prince Regent Of Portugal had sent 1000
troops from Brazil TO aid the Monte Videans
IN their loyalty.
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"LIyzRPooL, October lo, 1911.

"LIYERPooL, October l9. 1911.
"The report respecting the harvest, which
we have seen subsequent 10 our letter OF the
2lst ult. confirms the account we then gave
of ii, with some further deduction as to its
general productivcness. In this market, how
ever, the prices OF wheat have not advanced.
"The rumor of hostiities between Russia,
Prussia and France, continue to be transmitted
by every mail from the North, notwithstand-
ing that Russia has refused to receive the
ammunition sent by our government. At least
this has been asserted in all the newspapers,
which state that the transport. had returned
with their cargoes into the Categst. Private let
tiers, however, throw some doubt over this, On
the authority Of persons who went on board the
transports Immediately on their return, and
declare they had discharged their careocs !;
the inference from which is, tkst government
5y giyingout that the ammunition has been
refused, are DESTROYS of concealing from the
French so important an Intercourse with Rus
STA. However this may be, the navigation
with the Baltic is now clearly closed till next
spring, and consequently nothing but distant
prospects of any, favorable opening for trade
In that quarter.
"Our connexion with Sicily has assumed
an unfavorable aspect, which has already pro-
duced some advance in the prices of Mediter-
ranean produce.
Notwithstanding that a considerable part
of the last crop of American cotton remains
with you unshipped, still the stocks of cotton
in this country have increased since January,
when you viii please to resollect we stated
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NETWORK. December @
FROM IEEI.aND

BY the ship Massachusetts, from Dublin,
we have received papers from that place as
late as the 2s;.. Of Oct. They contain nothing
of importance. The London news in then,
is no later than received here by the Martha,
from Liverpool. The paper. are filed with
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TWO DAYS LATER.

BY the elegant new ship Arma:a, Capr,
Leeds, the editors of the New.york Gazette
have received file Of the -onden Couri,r ~
the 22d of October inclusive. They afford,
only, the subsequent articles.
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RICHMOND, December 10.
Livingston vs.. JeFcrson

LFONSSfOU ro. otv6SON
-" The following is entered up as the
Judgment of the Court.-In a few DAYS, we
hope to 10y the opinion of the Judges before
our readers
" Liviags!on VS.. Jcferson.-In 7resha,s."
" This day Came the parties by their at
torneys, and thereupon the defendants de-
murrer to the plaintiffs replication to the de-
PENDANTS plea to the jurisdiction of the court,
being argued and adjudged good 1t is con-
sidered by the court that the plaintiff take no.
thing by his bill, but for his false cIamor be
in mercy, Sc. and that the defendant there
Of without day and recover against the plain
tiff his costs by him about his defence in this
behalf expended"
The Virginia Legislature have postponed
the appointment of the three Judges of the
General Court, until Tuesday the 3lst inst.
The Senate have adjourned until the soth.
No important questions have yet been ia.
ken up in the House Of Delegates A yari.
ETY. of Petitions have been submitted and
leave has been given to bring in some bills
Leave has been given to bring in bill, to
provide for more correctly taking the Censua
of the inhabitants of this state--Mr. Mercer
assigned as the ground of his motion, the de-
fects which had crept into the late Census Ia
ken under authority Of the y. S. Cases Of
very palpable omission were cited on this sub
ject.
We shall continue, in our next, the Ex-
tracts from the Journals of the House.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. II.
COMMERCIAL s. POLITICAL.

We are indebted TO the kindness of worthy
mercantile friend, for the psrusal OF long
and interesting letter from his correspond
ent in Liverpool. We make the following
extracts
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ed, and their property. Frenchmen were ar
irving from St. Thonas's and other islands TO
settle.-A vessel sailed 9 days before, with
passengers for New York.
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Pripate Co-rrsfonderc..


London, Monday Eyeni..g, half-past seven.
This day arrived two bags Of letters from
Anhoit, and anctker from HeligoIand. Tie
bags by the former bring letters gcm ST., Pc
tersburg TO the Al, nit By which j, appears,
that the idea Of hosliiJies between Russia and
France had again revived with equal co..f-
dencc the probability of an immediate Iup-
ture between these powers IS mentioned n
many letters from Stockholm, md t-om Got
;enburg under date Of The 29lh ult. from
KoElnberg, the letters uniformly state. t,4t
the dissatisfaction expressed fcr usahy s..o..tls
past had al length shown itse!. in various a
farming forms IN several pats 81 the fu.san
IionrinioHs. In Pomcr-hia, tie reorie iac
yiEced determination TO resist the further
aggressions Of Franco, but it vas Duch
dreaded that France womid take in,9e-
d.-te advantage Of the hostility OF the Eeo2ie
OF Prussia, 80 IS 10 render the county
more abjett if possible, md more su5nhs-
siye than heretofore.
The Exchange from ST. Petersburg EIih
this Country is quoted q, 3-5 IA. The fee!
which sailed from Hans Bay, Aug. p, vzs
in Wing Sound the 18th Inst. detained n
contrary WIGS.
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LONDON, September 81.

1t is stated by some psS.engers who arf!v.
ed at Dover in tire ship HolFt.ung, from Hz-
yre, to be current report i'll France, TINT
Louis BonapaEte is rot TO be found and it IS
there supposed he has enlisr-tcd to tins Gun
uF.
BY a gentleman who has recently left Arch
angel. and arrived in .owD, We have received
the following communication on the SITE q
affairs III Russia. lie SAYS that most Of TIC
commerce with that COUNTY is now carried On
By the Americans, ard that there was 10 less
than ore hundred ard Gvc Americans l,iEg :;
Arcaangel when he EFF it. There were 80
great number at s.. PcteTsouTsh, Ill Lea
with colonial produce. a article which ~
Russian: we're IN great waI., OF. He fuStae'
states. that the Emperor Alexander bas Wy
large army on loot, but owing 70 the oeice:'
bcing so BADLY paid, ID reliance coull Js
placed or them, aud this Is in a great Dlea-'i''
the cause CT iiis not commencing hosl.f-s'
against Fr-nee.
North OF EUROPE
By TIE subjoi.ed article we ere induced %
believe that Sweden viii NIKE ssrugg!s-
not for her rights. Tor they unhspPii? bs's
been long reiiiquished-tHt at least for pre-
sesTa:ion sssrr Tia; state o. nsgcry aid FF.'-'
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X presd ris.s,fd. per peekon THURSDAY.
Sir Samuel Hood noisted his flag On f'.id,,
., portsmouth, on board the Owen Gle.e,.
6,oafe, SO guns, Capt. Hodgson, AID w.,
: r,ected to sail Yesterday or this day ur \!
lras. tot.ke the command in tie East Ii.5,e.
Admiral Stopford rctusns to the Cape olGoc1
Hope.
His maiesty's meals are Eow serYed .,
with some Regularity and manner. as waep
he was frs. afflicted With the Inalady, al.c h.
eats with very good appetite.
The Prince Regent mas appointed Wircb.
worth Tonge, esq. deputy Judge advoc.ic il
the Island OF Jamaica.
PIyMouTg, Sept 2l-Camc in the sch,
Ma,cbIess. from, New-York for BogGe.vy
detained bv the Semiransis, Al. This vtsseI
left New-York IS days SINCE, when The Prs.
dent, Com. Rogers WIS in port rcsittIng. W.
give this as early as.pcsslbic, as 1t peF.ec,i,
contradicts the repcrts ci tie capture 1. Il.
President BY the Mciampus, Capt. EssLc:.
Two Anho.t Mails arrived this morning
and one from Heligoland. The forncr .a,.
brought nothing bat continuation Of lfe e.
ternai details from Turkey. Nothing NV
has hap;,,ned since tie Russians crossed lu.
Danube.
TIE HeliscIand Mall brings an accoun,
that war is spoken Of OH the Continent Be.
tween Russia and Fra.ce, and it is expected
the French will attack Prussia early TINS win
ter,
The French troops that were on the ceas.
marched into the interior Of Germany. Tic
CONSUMPTION is enforced with great scvcr;y
in Germany, and the condition CT all ia..ks Il
mems dep!orab,e.
Boston papers have arrived Till the 10Th
nit. They express favortble hopes with re.
spect to S,r. Fosters negotiation.
Ii IS runlored t..st the Earl 81 Hardwicke
will soon succeed tie Duke Of Richmond as
Lord Lieutenant Of if1- nd.
The Moni,eHr gi.es SecI.et's account of lis
engagement WIKI tins Spanish P-;I.cts uaer
tin command o. Gef.er4I Trtire. Grrcrd
Bhke's division, il IS stated, I'D preyisusy
ioined him. He seys, that he md taken g..
100 prisoners th..t 500 deSe1ors, TIE gfel,.
er part French c. Foreigners. had also jousi
him, who, being priscaers Of var, tad 5cen
forced to serve. Hs loss, he saws, is 80 men
killed anu $50 wounded The Mo1it&ur CA.
tsins also the Frcnch acc0unt Of the actoa
near Astorga between tie Spanish Pst.icts W..
der General -4.attia and thu French uadcr
DOrscnne III which Tie Spariards ere sid
20 have lost 800 killed and " uaded. ard $50
prisoners. Werefer our readers 20 General
Abadia's statement in our last. wh;ch gives 4
very different view of this action.
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LONDON, September IS.
GGNaaf Action.
Gallant Acton,
IND e4PTrRE or oSs OF ZEE ESEA1
LARGE PR4iSs,

xa esPSCRE or oyE OF ZEE ESEAT
LARGE PRz4ss,
In fEe trrs-r,ee IF BorGfnrte
The cause of the inecssant hiring on inc
r,.rcb Gas, IS TOW ascertained 10 be an en-
easement between the Naiad, three slooP5
. Gutter. and seven large French praafhs,
-.ch as large as frigate, ii Gun origs, ana
,.ber small craft, 81 in all The following
l.,er Owes an account of the engagement =
We took the port Admiral in his praam, but
he Afterwards rur of. However, We took a.
T,o;,,er and brought her away. BonaP4rte saw
,he e1eaeement-he was In boat Win
N.rs,lal Ney.
DoyxR, Sept. 22-The Naiad frigate
has aus anchored breast OF the Castle, with
,se Of tbs large Boulogne Pfaams, WITH
-r,.ncs colours under the British, which she
,,ok afier severe action, the przaa appears
: very long low ship, and they say has very
besyy metal, her foremost stands very Lar ior
49,. and her mizzen-m2st very Tar aoait-
SSe apDears a. long as the higate. and does
~. snpear TO DC much damaged In her sails
~ Ergine. Boaapate was present Il IS
- The fo,iIIa, 10 sail stroag was out the
s. dsv. and Bonaparte enraged 10 see the
sfrieaic behave 50 cooi and ds.erih,neo' SCI
a,,s .;x praams 20 take the Ssiad, and TINS
- ~. eause of the terrible hfins that we
.a.,s Ie.rd here. Lord Temple IS gone on
= he f-;ra.e 10 learn particulars bonaPar1e
- 50 y !, WI make this acton meraora,
cls.'
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We H..
-. he ,,raarY1s in succession, whiie Do'
- ,,,rte and New were in finely painted barge
nnder the batteries, bearing inc
flag. 80 s,,,rorted by
three sloops Of war, the admiral run uhuei '"s
bs,teries. where the Naiad had not WAFER -
follow. or she would have been taken. nv
o.,roodore was boarded by the NaIads n'ei'
after being ashed to the frigate, that sie ihish,
not rim away, and had so or % killed anu
,.o,nded. the Naiad two Killed < Is wouha-
Cd 70
Tbe wind Yesterday obliged our vesseis 70
return 10 port, and the Boulogne fotllia to go
into the harbor.
A mail from lisbon arrived this morning.
The letters from Lord Wellington, WHICH
were received by government this Gay, are
dated the Ath, at Fuente GiDaido. ne aliiea
armies had not made any important move
ment Ii appears that the French army OF the
north. which had been induced to retire from
Gallicia by tie Spanish general Abadia, rave
n,oved in the direction Of Validolld. 1t seems
10 have lad in intention 10 proceed towards
Ciudad Rodrigo.
LISBON, Sett. TO-
Headquarters remain at Fnente de Gul-
naldo, but there appears probability Oh Se-
neral movement taking place very soon ou'
in what direction is uncertain. The troops
have al been brought between the Agueda
and the Coz, except tie AienteJo division; =
AIenttIo division appears to be on the move
northward. :,
& Marn,ont has sent his heavy baggage ana
artillery towards Castillo. Our battesins tram
which went from Oporto, Is expected 70 ar
rive at the scene OF action to day (loth.} me
enemy his removed bis sick. and some heafy
barr.ee. from Salamanca iE;o the INTERIOR
The third Dragons march this week.
We received some more Paris papers this
morning, from which we have extracted Sc
veral IegaI articles. Naval maEeuverins Is
now tie order Of The day at iouion, Cher-
borg, Havre, ard Poulosne. The nianeuvres
d; the latter port have been rather untortu-
nate for the enemy, Is our readers know
Our SQUADRON continued Of Toulon the begin
mig Of It's month, aud Nicc-Admiral Line
riau t.kcs especial care not TO maneuyre too
near It.
The ac'ive partizan, Nina, is said to have
suffered In an stack upon him BY Gen. Cati4-
reili, and to have escaped himself with ditri-
Gully.
Some persons have been tried and execut-
cd for delivering up Fisuer.s to It's lawful
owLers.
TIE lords Of the admiralty, we understand
have ordered force directly, to Loughswii.y'
or the purpose of more narrowly watching
the movements of the enemy's Sc!eidt fleet,
should they be inclined to attempt passage
north about
4 mail from America and New-York, ar
rived this morning, with Boston papers to
the ed ult. But they do not contain any news
OF Importance.
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GLASGOW, Sept. Is.

GLASGOW, Sept Is.
The following Bulletins have been publish
ed since our last -
Windsor Castle, Sept. y.
1.-THE King continues in the same state
g Windsor Castle, Sept %.
Wis Majesty has passed the nignt without
sleep and is not quite so well this morning
Signed by the Physicians.)
FALMOUTH, Sept. 81.
~ The Lord Hobart packet, with mails for
America, sails ont 10 morrow morning.
The adyices from Gotteuburgh inform US,
thu, the hsmeward bound tiese, consisting OF
about 200 sail, were weather bound in the Bay,
On account of the strong gales On he sub
;ect Of Northern War, the letters speak with
as much confidence as any preceding ones /;
but they all conclude, that il Prussia should
venture upon hostiiities with France, she
would be heartily seconded by Russia. Il
WIS reported, but cosItradieted, thai acts OF sg-
erosion had already been commenced On the
mart of France. The passengers by the An
holt packet. ore CT whom had been in the
prussian States, are al positive that a war
will be commenced.
4 new arrangement has been made with
regard to the shipping. il consequence Of the
extension Of the Baltic licences TO the 18th
Oct. The convoy from HanDo Bay, is not to
sail until the 18th Of that month, and instruc-
tons have been given by the Admiral accord
iDgIy; and further, that I'll ships in Russian
por.s intended for the convoy, should leave
Ire harbors on or before the LIST OF Oct unless
,f,e n,ildness of the season should enable the
British ships of war to afford protection In
the Eastern Baltic 4 few days longer.
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THE KING
B III l. T. I I y.

W1xDsoR CASTLE, Sept -.
" His majesty had some sleep ID the Eight,
and !, much the same as he was the day be-
fore yesterday.
H. HALFORD,
W. HERBERDEN,
K. WILLIS"
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CoTTENBURGH, September 4.

.erms that Bonaparte will allow 10 let
tiers for Got,enburgh to be received from
France, until some restrictions be enforced
resneet;pg the commune lions with Britain !;
- rareo, : now on his way from Stock
hoIm dsre,sibly for this purpose We, 1t viii
be only in appearance, as things viii go on as
usual.
! letter from Carlsham mentions, that adj
vice IS received there from Hanno Bay o.
the arrival of q cartel with ihteih5ence iIo'n i
D., &C reconciliation with Britain, and
~, 80, fo,r vessels. richly laden, perhaps the
.b;ps with ammunition, had sailed for the East
,rr1er from Prussia states, that the King
has oositively refused to give up Colbcrg and
Konisburg, possession OF which Was den'aiu-
ed by Bon2parte.
7, i stated here, that Naples is TO be an
,sxe,l n France, and that Joacnim Will receive
= Kingdom elsewhere, comprising Hoistein'
SIeswick and Jutiand.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GLASGOW, September IA.

(rl,ASlIO"s -
The Gazette of Tuesday, co"talns the ON
c;al account Of the gallan. exploit OF his Ma
;esty's ships Diana and Semarlmus, In the
month Of the Gironde. The circumstances
Of the attack were pretty fairly stated IN the
French account; but the extent OF the enc
my's loss was not fully acknowledged Cap
tain Richardson of the SemarImus, burnt the
Piuyier l4 guns, and Teaser of IA guns, with
FIVE coasting vessels, was captured Dy CaPt
Ferres, Two hundred and seventy eight OF
the enemy were made prisoners; ana only
three of our seanen were wounded.
.etters from France, dated the 9Th instant,
,nention the arrival of Bonaparte on the coast.
Rcsore he returns to Paris he IS expected 10
visit the fec, at Antwerp, where ship OF
,he line is to be launched during his stay.
'rh, Acct in that port is considerably strong
srtbso the British blockading squadron !; and
rumours Of rs being about to sali are pre'a-
lent. We fear this desirable events not YET
at hand.
Nv the Baltic ships, which have arrived,
some correct information IS transmitted, re ,
.Dsc,;nq the present situation of Sweden, and
the Do,icy adopted BY Bernadotte. Not SIN
OIL. Frencho.il is admitted into the Councils
ef s,a.e. bu, the Crown Prince freely exer-
c;srs his unlimited authority, by dlsmissug
f,o.,, his service the most powerful OF the ma
,;xss While exercising the Regal Power,
he .,,c;.,.s. without hesitation, the disgust OF
the mobiles. but has recourse to every at and
Enlightenment, in conciliating the good viii
of the lower classes, and on some OCCASIONS,
has even permitted rebellion itself to escape
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rotber--but she replied, o no, cannot
STAY here, i must go to my irlel'u' NY
dearest friend, l cannot stay with any one
else She would then cry, and rave ana
run. and exhibit a most dePlorabie spec
tacle of miserable insanity anu 1rantic
wretchedness. 1t was at length found ne
cessary to coniine her, as her deliriam IN
a few DAYS increased to perfect madness.
Every ray Of reason extinsuished, she
wouId tear off her clothes, bite anu man,
Gle her flesh, and present such a afeaui,i
Spectacle of horrid distraction as mas SCI
dom been equalled, perhaps never eAceeo'
ed.
In this condition she continued Tor some
time, occasionally calling out for her
friend, her dearest friend, her beloved
husband. and then again would rave ana
tear her shoulders and arms with her
teeth. At length death, the friend OF ths
friendIess, kindly came to her rellef' anu
her sufferings and her life closed together
and may the ANGEL OF PITY consecfa'e
her memory.
This plain and unadorned narrative OF
facts NAV suggest some useful reflections
to the young Of both sexes, for whose sake
it is published. To one it shows, what all
experience confirms, that NO dependence
should be placed in any professions oil re-
card, which are accompanied with invita-
tons to depart from duty-and to the
other it presents some of the consequences
which NAV follow from an unfeeling tri-
umph over uususpecting innocence. Anu
for the consideration of both, 1T may DC
added, that at the dread tribunal OF i'm
partial justice, and before judge who Is
no respecter of persons, the injured and
the iniurer, the betrayer and the betrayed,
must hereafter appear-and happy will
those be who are prepared for the event
full interview.