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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
J. POINDEXTER. D. =

IL MIR ELIAS HAMBLET, who ad,er-
uses a rupaway negro woman named MIL
LEY, Us, Virginia Argus, is in formed
that she now in the Public IAl. and
wiz be delivered to The owner on anslication
tofhe keeper.
81 w. ROSE.
ESichmond, November 2lth, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25
GEORGE ROGERS.

The above valuable medicine is offered
wholesale and retail by the Subscribers, at
their Medical Store, few doors above the.
Bel Tavern, Main Street, who do not hesi-
tate to say they believe this medicine super
or IN virtue and efficacy to any ever before
exhibited to the public, in all pulmonary com
plants, and their confidence in its superiori-
~ is much strengthened by the great sale il
has met with in the cities Of Philadelphia, N,
York and Charleston, and in the town OF Bos-
ton, and by the vast number of certificates.
continu&y HAering in from all parts of the
country q t#proprietor. from persons hav-
ing received %eheft from it.-Many of thu
most respectable are in our hands, and rea-
dy for the Nersual of the public.
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NgfiCE --lhcre vill be % pctiGgfip tC sciit,i t..
nc vet cgsletcrc, praying - alaw hc rAfe
auihol sing tire Ovegsccrs n the II Or. 81 "a. 30.
" ~ NINE ad Queen, to make r 81 Nqt,lata s.
Furniture BELONGING ~ the churcts wNi4tbe E,tI
county aud that t1e money s-isAr SertronE No.
disposed ofs.rccatlv 10 law hsresAGlrc tosfc for
tle SCI n vacant Globes
Sept 9tb tsli, ~--~-fwsn,s)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

&c y ) tr.gatc President, Com. Rogers
a. ,y S'oop CT war Wasp, sailed from this bort
fr;,, .u' Ty last and yesterday morning tire
e United States, Com. Decatur. on q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

nc British Packet Townsend sailed from
r.S port yesterday morning Tor Falmouth and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-11-25

RICHARD RusH, Esq of the city Of Fhladel-
Phia, has been appointed by the President, with
Che advice and consent of The senatc) CoMp-
HRoLLRR ofthe Treasury of the United States,
vice Gabriel Duval, Esq. who has accepted the
Judicial appointment lately conferred on him.
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PauI's Patent MfaIlsble
: COLUMBIAN OIL.

The inventor OF this highly esteemed me-
dicinc is native Of america and the con'po-
sition is the production OF American soil
consequently it is in every sense OF the word
domestic, il is not pulled UP with numerous
train of pompous foreign certificates oil per-
ons from whom by the great distance tha'
separates US It's Impossible TO obtain inioi-
nation. therefore the public has better secu
rity for their money as there cannot nc inc
cast shadow of deception to cover ms medt-
cine, for he simply appears before tue COM
mulity with his Invention and an experiment
tai detail Of the various cases In which 1t re-
alIy is so wonderfully efhcacious and IN which
heis supported by the. following certlhcaes'
whose names are not only subscribed DAT
their persons may also be consulted, being
residents within the circle OF our nelghoor-
hood. The following are the complaints IN
which the Columbian Oil has been found SO
eHicacious and rarely ever fails OF eHoctlng a
cure, viz Rheumatism, consumption, pains
in any part of the body, but particularly m
the back and breast, colds and coughs, tootn
ache, spleen, pleurisies, cholic, cramps, ex-
terna and internal bruises sprains and'hcsh
wounds, scalds aud burns, whooping cough
and mumps, and dysentry and bloody nuA'
Group and the summer complaints in chill
dren, and in weak stomach that Is caused
by indigestion, constant sinking and loss OF
appetite, it will act apowertui bracer 10
the relaxed fibre and restore it 10 Its proper
tone.
I, seems as though nature had ranked 1t the
fist Of the class OF all pectorals and expecto-
rails for the relief of the breast and lungs as 1t
scarcely ever fails of removing distractions
in either, particularly those who are trou-
bled with phthysi or asthmasic complaints
who in the act of walking fast, STOPPING or
lying down are almost suffocated, haifa tea
spoon full of the Columbian Oil will render
some relief simultaneously, and if continued
aereeably to the directions in such cases, will
prove radical cure. by producing the full
power of initiation to the lungs and free ex-
pansion olthe breast.
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I offer for oa1s,

MY estate in Hanover, called and known
by the name of BuLFIELD. containing 1914
acres, be the same more or less, together
with the Negroes, between so and 70, most
" in families-aiso, all the stock OF Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mules and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given OF the whole as
soon as contract iscencIuded, Including the
present growing crops, attheir estimated va
lac. One fourth of the purchase money will
he REQUIRED in hand and the balance in one
and two wears on interest 1t sale OF he
land should not tlke place before the eth OF
August, the negroes, stock, &c VIII be sold
on that day, together with the standing corn,
and the estate le.sed for term OF years.
have. ALTO for sale about IT, 900
Acres of Military Lands in the States OF Ohio,
Kentucky, and the Indiana Territory, besides
7,to Acres in the county OF Mason and State
Virrinis near the Ohio. For particular
description of all which and for terms OF sale.
apply to Mr.. Thomas Tsvlor, OF Richmond,
or to s2s@Hs
John Hopkins.
Marrha laW2m.
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Certificates Of its efficacy.
No. |.

SEPTEMBER 1909.
do certify that / have been ailing nearly
two years with hectic cough and violent
oppression at the breast. applied TO the
most eminent physicians and could get no
relief from my low state of health, until !
got Paul's Columbian Oil, and found imme-
date relief. | take this method Of inform
ing the public of the efficacy of this valuable
medicine, from the cures which have ex
perienced-I think it incumbent on me to
offer the same to the public.
Elifha Seward,
Baltimore, No 10, Water street, sign of
Plough. Sept. 1909.
No. g.
Ihoreby certify, that had a cough and
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ROBERT GRAY,
Bookseller g Stdtsoner,

Ohtosite the Washington TaOern-kiag strees.
HAS LATELY RECEIVED Fon SALE
The following Books:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainment, 4
vols. calf, gilt. -
De Queyedos' Works, vols. do. do.
Spectator, vols. do. do.
Ditto. 10 vols. do do.
CaveIo on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
Bells Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, vols. cali, with su.
perb plates.
,Darwin's Phylologia, Thompson's Con-
spectus, Clark Homer, Tooke's Pantheon
Bells Surgery, vols. Cuilen.s ffactlee'
Cullen's Materia Medica, Haiier's Physiolo.
gy, Henry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tasso, gilt
binding, Blair's Sermons. 3 vols. The bo-
rough, poem, by Crab, Parks Chymestry
Virgil, Horace, Cesar, Ovid and Sai'ust
Delphini, CIark.s Corderi, Rippon's Hymns,
Comley's Grammar, Pocket and Family 81
bles, School do and TestaRents, Huttoh's
Book keeping, Jackson's do. Gibson's sur
veyine, Flint's do Ainworth's Latin Die
tionary, Humess Essa"s Bolinbrook's works,
Ladies and Gentlem-ns Pocket Almanaes,
for 1871 Also large stock OF Writing and
Wrapping Paper Bonnet& Sandbox Boards
Playing Cards, States, &c.
n. B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, sc. on liberal terms
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-04-06
NO II Ice.
Feb uary 25.

ON the first Monday in May next, at
Haymarket. will be held an election for a
President and four Directors and Treasurer
for the Fauqnier and alexandria Turnpike
Company, under the direction of George
Pickett, William Hunter, and William Ball,
commissioners.
April 2awte
~ The printer of the Winchester Ca
zettc, is requested to publish the above until
the day of election, and forward his account
to this Office.
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Red Lion Tavern.

Mrs Myer, begs leave to inform the
ltl friends and customers of Capt. Peter
Lauck, and her late husband, as well as the
public in general, that she will continue to
keep Tavern at that noted stand in Winches.
Notwithstanding commodious house
and stables she aatters herself, eentlcm en-
Travellers and others can be handsomely nc
cornmodatcd-
Winchester, March II, 1911.
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March 6
Ground Platter.

The subscribers have on hand and intend
keeping constant supply Of K 0 w d
p. list OF P,d 1 s, which
they offer for sale.
John M'Pherson & Son.
month 9th e9
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/! Remaining in the Post Office, Alexandra
| (Columbia) March 81, 1911.
Elisha Allen; Charles Alexander; Mary
b Alexander, 2; Armstead Kelly /; Tho.
mas Appleton.
! Edward Bates; Walter D Brooke Jo-
seph Bushbee Benjamin Burton; Edmund
Brooke Theopiius Bowie. 8; Charles Brad
ford, Q; Silas Butler; Jane Bell Josiah
Burnham; Isaac Brown; Eliza Boyd Ro.
bert Boyd.
Eli Darlington; James Craw ford; George
Chapman; Benjamin Claget,; Solomon Gus.
sadly John NJ. Cooper; Charles G. Can.
non Samuel Crage; Mrs. S. Lastcr; Tho.
mas Cofiin Joseph Chandler; Jane Clarke;
Jacob Carter; James Cole; Leonard Cooke.
Thomas Diggs, 3; William Douglass:
Thomas II. Drew; Mr.. Du Auison: Eljz
beth Dainty George Drake; Rev. John
. Dunn.
Joseph Everitt, sen 2; John Evans Sa
muel Ellicott.
William A. Fitzgerald YIN. II Foot..
3; Richard Fitzhugh; VIM. Fusit; McCA-
~ Filzhugn.
G..
William Grimes; Edward Gardner: John
Graham Christian Gross. 3; Samuel Con-
sole; G., orge GreeA Jeremiah Graves
Azariah Cation.
Caleb Hand, Q; Stephen Holland IT,
chariah Hoyseman Richard Har,.istrv Sa-
muel Hanson; George Washington liunter:
Alexander Henderson & Co ; James t,sys:
Bernard Hooe. u, 9; Edward Hall: John
Henry; Eiiacom Hudson John Her,.dop:
s. Heane.
Irwin and Adam Reuben Jones; Walter
Jones; William Jasbot; James Jackson
Roi,ert B. Jameson pereiope Jameson
l. jerks; Thomas NJ. Irwin; Timothy In
Jon.
Smith Keith, 2; Reuben Kirk. Q; Alex-
ande. Kebbc Samuel Kecler; do. do pd;
Samuel Kecier; John Kepnsr Kcer De
keas. L.
Richard B. Lee James Lee Ludwe!i
Lee Henry Lee, jun. Arthur Lee jo|'a
G. Laid ;sOpie Lindsay, Elisha Luce Fran
els L. Lee VIM Lorman; Gabriel Lewis
William Lawson Susan Lagson Jedidiaa
Leeds, John Letcher; do. do Zachsriah
Lyon. Nj
William Moor William Mil!ieur; Ro-
bert Miller; Rev. Jeremiah Moore Jsn,.s
A. McCurdy, Q; Rev. IVm. Mahit, John
Morris Georg Mellon; WIN McMechtn;
Capt. AbijAh Morchouse James Murphy;
John Morgan Michael S. Mclec JohB
McAllister John Myers Henry M.Gach-
an Archibald Montgomery Lewis Mesta-
ger Samuel Moore
Peyton NarriIle Mr. Neal Samuel NJ
san: Walter Neaie.
John Oak'y Joseph Ogden.
2
John Peck; Charles prentiss. 3 WIFE,
am Parry Taylor's Phi!iis f; William Penn
barton; Margarc, Pelrce; Thomas Parker;
Thomas Pcrb!es ; James Price John Pat
tersoa G.. Farmer; Jane Proved.
r
RoDeft II dley, Charles hoDinaOn Sd-
muel Runk Alexander Nj. Rose.
John Scion Willis Sanford James
Sims; Josias Simpson, Q; James Spiman
Ebenezcr p. Sturgess, Peter Savary VIM.
Silver; Samuel and William Simmons Ed
ward w Sirnson; R bert Smith Isaac
Starr; Peter syke ; Isaac A Silly; N4Ny
Smallwood /; Henry strider, /; Joha sos-
tel Stukly Smith Mary Stcdskorn Tho
mas Scott; Ca harine Stoner.
T
Henry foler; William Thompson John
Thompson; Charles A. lulIy To:ias t'y-
Ter; George Tfiplet; Thomas Tracey, 3.
Nicholas Voss, 2.
Charles Washington. 2; Bushroa Wash.
ing.on, jun. Q; Rev. VIM. Waters Rich
ard Wilson David Woods; James Wright
Thomas West Joseph p. Weeks; James
Wiggipgton Samuel Fl. Welsh, Q; Daniel
Webster; Charles Wadsworth Richard
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N O T / C. E.

THE partnership Of Mars:elter and Young,
is this day dissolved by mo'ual consent -
Those indebted Or having claims, vii! please
hand in their accounts for settlement.
+. MARHTELLER,
JOHN YOUNG.
March
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Aiexdndrsa County, FEB. Term, 1871
ORpEaED, That the administrator OF Jacob
Simmer, deceased, do issert the follo3sing
advertisement. three times in each week tor
four weeks in the Alexandria Daily Ca
xettc.
Test.
Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give notice, that the
subscriber of Alexandria county, IN the DIS
trio, of Columbia, has obtalned from the
Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
administration On the personal estate OF JACOB
SHalmer, late of the county aforesaid, deceas-
ed All persons having claims against the
said deceas d, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber on or before the 25th day OF Au-
gust rext ensuing, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate, and
those indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 25th day of February, 1871.
William Herbert, Jun.
Administrator ei Jacob Simmer, decd
Feb uary 25. otaWsW
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The Subscriber
MOUNT EAGLE.

MOUNT FAC LIE.
This desirable Country Seat is for
Sale on liberal Within hall an hours
ride of Alexantlra, it offers every necessary
accommodation for genteel family, The
Tract bounds on Hunting Creek and con
tains ,wo hundred and twenty-three aCres.
If rot sold before the FIST week in April, it
will be leased to an approved Tenant, on &C.
comm plating terms.-A publications. may be
made to WILLIAM HERBERT, Esq, Alexan-
dria, or TO the Subscriber.
John Carlyle Herbert,
Near VauviAe, Maryland.
February IL. 2aWu'
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Jult Publlihed.
PRICE FIFT1 GEN rs,
And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,

And for sale by ROBERT GRAY,
A Poetical Picture Of America,
Being observations made during residence
of several years at Alexandria and Norfolk !;
illustrative of the manners and customs OF the
inhabitants-and interspersed withsnecdotes
arising from general intercourse with soci-
ETY. in that country from 1899 to lao7.-by
Lady.
London, Printed, lsoe-Norfolk Reprinted
1910
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Baltimore, April 18th, 1910.

Burr aN-Stone Munufado,y.
The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received supply of Burr
blocks and intends to recommence the max
inc of Burr Mill-otones at his late dwelling
on Patrick street, between King and Cameron
streets, about the first Of March next, whe
he can supply Hurr Stones of any dimensions
that may be ordered He has also good as
sortmeat of Boiling Cloths, which Can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean or at the Manu-.
factory. Any person Wishing to engage
Burrs before the G,st of March will please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December II. 2aw
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candid succession Of experiments: FOR which
purpose feel the necessity Of taking time,
that l may have the ensuing summer to
practice a few men on nets, and such other
distractions as may be presented which ]
hope, sir, will meet with your, approb alton
and that of every friend to science.
unite with the committee in opinion tina,
government should not rely on this or any
new invention for defence until i.s ms;!:s; Be
fully proved. 1t never has been my wish
that such confidence should be placed in
torpedoes. until fair experiment had proved
their value beyond doubt.
have the honor to be, sir, with great re.
spect, your most obedent,
ROBERT FULTON.
The honorable
Paul Hamilton.
Secretary ofthe .Nauy.
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A GREAT NATIONAL QUESTION


A case is said to be pending before the
Supreme Judicial Court now sitting at Bos
ton, which involves as leading point, the
right Of 6eHgerent armed shit 30 search
and to carry in for adjudication, a neural
vessel, ptthouf any sfccifc assigna6le
causes. This is question of the first i'm
portance, both as it affects our national
rights, the underwriters on policies of in
surance. and the duty of Captains and ere VS.
OF vessels that may be seized under pretence
of this right.
If such right exist, then the inference of
Sir William Scott is irresistible-that il is
the duty OF the master and crew of the yes
sci boarded and held under it to submit. -.
Ii 1t do not exist, the contrary inference is
equally stroDg>-that the master and crew
may lawfully resist the search, OF reclaim
the vessel by any means in their power
We do not pretend to anticipate the deci-
sion OF this cause, nor TO enter into its par
ticular merits-~but there are Certain princj-
plies and fasts which the suggestion of such
a cause brings tn view and which ought
at all times, and on all occasions to be pres
sed upon the consideration of the rulers, the
people and particularly the Judges and law
Fyers of America.
The civility of some nations has gone so
far in better times, as to consider an adju
dtcdfion IN dforetyn court of admiralty con
elusive as to the iazo and tie .fact--and it is
believed to be at this time, the general rule
in Europe and America to receive it as e.
violence of the facts which are found in such
adjudication. Lord Chief Justice Ellenbo.
rough, if we mistake not, has oflate express
sed his opinion that even this is carving
the comfy of nations too far. And this
is fact is indisputabe-It was considered as
point settled by the Judges of Kings
Bench in England, before the revolution,
(while we looked to her for common law,
and rightfully considered her as our inter
prefer ofthe law of nations) that the nre-
tended right Of search might kawfully be
resisted.
There is one great leading principle -,
and at this time we shall urge no other. of
which neither our Judges nor our lawyers
have been so tenacious as they ought---
That the tarv of nationsie a mart offhe Ian,
Of The U. S. and that urjudiciQi tribunals
must Judge for Themsetves, and for us zuhof
IL ts--whatever facts they admit as settled
in foreign court, the legal Inference Dtust
be their ozOH.
Whenever we can and may with propris
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GALE. JONES

The motion of which sir Francis BurdetE
has given notice, respecting the prison at
Cold Bathhelds, should not be received by
Parliament or the Public with the suspiciou
and hostility naturally arising against any
measures proposed by so violent politician.
The treatment of the foreigner mentioned
may have been justified oy his conduct. &
rendered necessary by circumstances but
1t IS not to his case we at present request
attention, his offences being as yet unascer-
tanned, publickly it is the case of Gale
Jones, who is in the same prison, which
loudly calls for investigation and redress, 1T
the statement of 1t be true and ifnot trUer
the statement should be instantly contradlc-
ted, circumstantialIy, 6y authority.
A Sunday newspaper of the Sd instant.
says, Mr.. Gale Jones has been refused
permission to have his books and to read a
newspaper. A few days after his impri-
sonment, imagining there could be no obJeccy
ton, the Sd volume of Lord Ersklne's
Speeches, a book which he had just been
reading during his confinement in Newgate,
was sent to him, but he was not permitted
to have it; aud after having RETAINED TOT
some days in the Office, il was seat hSme q
gain '-ytie apPnea to The com@'tset y F7e7
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LONDON, March IL.


A recent Embargo" in France is spo-
ken of in London paper of March 6.
The ship Mary Ann. NJ Intosh, of Port
land, belonging to Arthur MLelan, Esq }
from Charleston for London. was captured
by French privateer, 9TH March, to the
eastward of Dungeness, and ordered for
Dunkirk-but when about seven miles to the
eastward of Calais, (there being about IS
Frenchmen on board at the tme) Capt.
MI. prevailed upon his mate and three or
four of mis- crew, to assist him in recapturing
his ship |: he seized dirk from the prize
master and killed him--the mate Killed
three or tour others, and the rest raa below,
and Capt MI regained possession but it
coming on calm, and the prlvateer follow
ing them, they thought it prudent TO save
their iives) to take TO their boat (Capt.
MI. his mate. and men,) and after row"
ing all night, they reached Dover (EBg.) on
the 9Th, IN most exhausted condition. The
ship had her Amer. colorS flying when taken
and her captain produced his papers, which
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@ ALT AND EARTHERN WARE-----
- 5000 sacks salt, Liverpool filed,
rs crates we'll assorted earthern ware-for sale
by
ALEXANDER BELL
April 10. 81
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His Excellency G Provost, has issued a pro-
clamstion, dated at Halifax, March 81, giving
permission to British subjects for the space OF s
months from said date, to import and bring into
tue province or plantations Of Nova Scotia from
the U. 5. OF America, in British built ships or
vessels, armed and naygated according to law,
scantling, Planks, slaves, heading, borsds, shin
giles, hoops, or square timber of any sort, bread
biscuit, -four, peas, beans, potatoes, wheat, rice,
oats, barley, or grain of any sort
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ty. we shall give 4 distinct consideration to
the case in question.-Bos. Pat.
NEw-ORLEANs, March 2.

- NEW"ORLEANs, March 2.
The United States brig Nren. Joseph
Bainbrige. Esq. commander arrived at this
ton.
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BALTIMORE, April IL.
London papers state proposal of France
to lend the United States twenty-five sail
of the line and ten frigates TO feht Great
Britain that Foster, (the new envoy is
bearer OF concihatory hroho8ais to this Co
verDment; and of an attempt upon the
life OF Bernadotte, the new Crown Prince
of Sweden.
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BosTON, July 6.

Crumbs Of Comfort"
4 letter to a gentleman in this town,
dated Nantz, May 7, mentions that the
schooner Adventure, Collier, Of Marble
head ; and Sally, Stevenson, at Nantz !;
and the brig Traveller, Pendergast, Of
New York Meteor, Hawiey, Philadel-
phia; Elilo, Johnson, Baltimore Atlas,
Forbes, do. at Bordeaux had been adj
united with their cargoes, by his majesty,
on condition of re-expor,ing the value of
their cargoes partly in silks. This is
municipal proceeding, and furnishes no
proof as to the DEGREES. 1t does not e.
ven raise France to the constant standing
Of Britain, as to the treatment of our
commerce in port.
The schooner Adventure, Collier, from
Marblehead, for Nantz, it is said was
boarded off that place by British crui-
ger, allowed to enter, and suffered to sail.
Whether this is evidence that the British
orders in council are off, that the French
DEGREES are rescinded, or neither, time of
which we are so liberal in French affairs,
will shew.
Late From France,
y On Sunday arrived at this port, the
schr. Betsey, Capt. Orne, in l6 days Fl.
Nantz, via Marblehead. We have been
favored with some papers, but of an old
date. The Berlin and Milan DEGREES re-