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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22
WM. ROBERTSON.

Extract trors the lazu above aRadsEo..
WHEREAS CERTAIN bounty in QuZ =
bath been engaged to the troops On Ecn
dental establishments, raised BY tho kMdIA
ntnces CT convention, or the laws kth4 4
commonwealth, aud to the troops. upo6 y
Virginia establishment Be il en- RctedE
that the officers & soldiers of the said troops
as we'll as the officers x soldiers to W hem a
bounty in lands may, CT shalt be heIesfter
allowed, by any law of this commonv fealth,
shall be entitled to the quantity OF W i3te or
unappropriated llnGs respectively trgagx
ed TO them by such laws, a commits stoned
officer or his heirs, upon certificate from
any general officer of the Virginia h.le, or
the commanding officer oil the troops IN tho
Virginia establishment, as the case m. ny be-.
and non-comm'ssioned officer or 81 adierr'
Vt his heirs, upon certificate IRON the. colo.
mel or commanding officer of the Reg iment.
or corps 10 which they respectively esonc -
eo, That such officer or soldier hath erved
the time required by law, or hath been.
slam or died IN the service, distIngui sbing
particularly the time such officer or idier
hath served. AID in what regiment or
corps such service hath been performed,
or death happened; and upon making
proof before any Ccurt OF Record within
this commonwealtt by the persons own
oath, or other satisfactory evidence of the
truth q authenticity of the said certificate
and that the party had never before prov.
ed or claimed his right 10 land Tor the SER
vice therein mentioned, winch proof the
clerk OF the court before whom Il shall be
made, is hereby Empowered & REQUIRED to
endorse and certify opon the original certi-
hcafes making an entry or minute thereof
IN his order book and recording the same,
w3m.
n. B. The State Printers, In the States
Of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, and tue
Editor of the National IntellIgencer, are
requested to publish the above ADVERTISE
ment and extract in their papers once
week for months, and transmit their &C.
counts 70 the Executive of this STATE, ior
p'yment.
Richmond, virg May 81, wsm.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22

whcreon Doctor James 7. Eubard now lives
in the said county Of Buckingham, containing
about enc thousand Acres. On this tract
there is Grist-Mill which being OH an album
dant and never failing stream, might with a
small expence be rendered very yRlable.
The buildings on the plantation large
and conmodious, the soil is fertile nd well
adapted to farming, OF planting. The sub
scribers can say with truth that Y is one of
the best plantations in that part ofthe coun-
try; and that from its fertility and situation
it is well worthy the attention of any who
wish to purchase in that part of the state.
The sale win be made by virtue of a deed of
trust made to us by Doctor Hubbard to secure
the payment OF debt therein mentioned due
tc Col Samuel Allen.
An unquestionable title VIII be made to the
purchaser.
VIM. DANIEL, jr. 2r,.
ARCH'D. AUSTIN, '"''e'S'
lSLY LIST. 1911. a ltds.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22
fpFOR SALE.

q T Buckingham Court house, the second
Monday in August next, being court day
and the 18th of the month, viii DC sold, &c
the highest bidder, for cash, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22
1N couNcI1, Nav %. 1ai.f

FOR the purpose of being eaabl ed Is
compy with a resolution ct the G neral
Assembly adopted at its last session. re-
qucsting the Executive $50 cause a state.
went to be prepared and transn,ltte to the
Senators and Represents uves from this
state IN Congress. she wing as accurately as
may be the amount of the unsatsfied claims
for iand belonging to The officers and sol.
diers OF the Virginia line on state esta3.
lishmcnt--to those officers and soldiers " ho
were employed in the marine service of
,his commonwealth and to those mesi.
toricus persons to whom special donations
OF land were intended TO have been made"
AID IN order TO ascertain also as nearly
as possible The dissatisfied claims for iand,
o. the tticers and soldiers of the Virginia
i'Ee en- contiDynta establishment, - II Office
- hcrs6y given. that ali pers.ns hanSy
such CLAIMS are required ~ present theN
to the Executive OF this state on or before
the Sosh day OF November next, authsn,t-
Gated by sUca evidence as the law now re.
Quires, and where that Cannot be had by
tue best evidence which the nature Of the
case will admit And for tho inform, ation
CT those concerned, so much OF the law as
feiates TO notwithstanding claims Tor services
10 The Virginia i.ne, on continental and on
STATE establishment is hcreunto su5joined.
by order of the Executive,
WM. ROBERTSON. c. G..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22
Five Dollars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the
21st of June last, a MULArTO MAN, ma
med JOE, about feet 10 inches high, for
ty-sevcn Or Eht years - and is good
JONES by tradS He wa forsierly the pro-
perry of John fAgma of King VIII am !;
he was sold to r ~ Pollard q g and
Queen, and Pollard Z him to JohI Rfgrett
seen lurking ab in mower county, not
very far frop1he Mean bridges. Any
deliver him me in Richmoiid, near the CT
ty Tavern, or on Shockce Hill, to John Jack
son, shall receive the above reward
FRANCIS LEWIS.
July IL, 1911.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22

cSi arrived per the Brig Ui;genc.
- capt, Tracey, from Liverpool, a yer,
general assortmen, of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22

P.S. Reading, Writing, English Grammar,
Composition, Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping,
are particularly attended to by Mr.. Power.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-22

snyUivi7g farther In Mis country Of
RosERT & ALLAN Pollok, & Co.
Richmond, Juue y, 1911. 90
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Virginia:

III a cREfri1r Court If Chaneery, holden a,
me CG1isol, IN tie CRy II Richmovd, tie
22d eVy u June, 1911
Elizabeth b. kennop, execa;rIy Of Richard
kcnnon, deceased, ----a9tf
AGAINST
John Mareble, Ricb.,sd MEablc I'D AM
amber Brown, adnor. cc. otsl&amrfbn
Marahle, deceased, Led lard { <6orpe md
Mary NJ. his wife, VIII pm ID. $50 Ma
ry NJ. stokes, and john tRiggsr ard Sally
h's sic, Jonathan McriW411l Jackson,
Philip Whitehead Jackson, and Mary Eli
zaOetb Jackson, and Champion Carter Ma
rab!cs Sun, hcu and devisee Of George Ma
rabie, deceased, Dcfts.
THE defendants John Marable, Richard
Marable, Jonathan NJ. Jackson, Philip w.
Jackson, and Mary Elizabeth Jackson, net
having entered their appearance and given
security according 20 the act Of assembly and
the rules Of this court, and it appearing to the
satisfaction e the Court that they are not in
habrsnts oi this country on motion Of the
plaintiff by her counsel, IT is ordered, That
the sad defendants 20 appear here on the
hrst day of the nett term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per published in the City Of Richmond, for
two months excessively, and posted at the
front door &c The Capitol in the said City.
A Copy-Testc,
Wu. W. HENING, C.. C.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
BALTIMORE, June II.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.


Arrived yesterday, the schooner Man.
lius, Mcconnell, from Bordeaux. This
vessel left The river on the 9th May. No
& alteration had taken place since the last
! date, to favor the commerce of the A
mericans." The slavery of the press, and
the alertness of spies, prevent the free cir
culation of intelligence in France, SO that
little could be kaown there of the war or
thu intentions of government. Trade We.
ry dull sugars high, and fne Sea Island
cotton worth attention: Tobacco and other
articles continue under former prohibitory
DEGREES. Our March law, published in
te Moniteur about ooh April, remained
without any con,mens in that official jour
nal, so that it was difficult to know what
Bouaparte thought of it. The general
opinion in France was, that nothing would
\be done with the DEGREES previously Gf
|&ver) to the arrival there of new minister
from the u. States. They knew Of Bar.
lows appointment, and expected his spec
dy arrival. Ia the mean time, recent or
ders issued for all American property on
arrival, to be landed and put in the empe-
ror's stores. From the operation of this
euiCl, SuCH Vessels only escape as COiuc
with an imperial icence. Indeed the OPT.
MON which obtains in France, and causes
great uaeasiness IS, that there is settled
hostility to commerce, not to be conquered
but by overturning the tyranny which OPP
presses the whole continent. Vessels sail
ing hence with imperial licences, are safe;
every thing else hazardous. In this pre-.
sent month grand fete was to be held at
Paris, in honor Of the "King of Rome )"
at which would be present all the vassal
kings, termed allies of France. Ferdi-
nand VII. it was said, and King Joe would
attend; Massena also. King Murat, of
Naples, had returned his kingdom to Ma
Epoleon, and will receive Poland in ex.
fchauge; his military talents being required
on the Russian frontier. Five great roads
were to be Immediately made over the Ply.
rennees, as all that part of Spain north and
cas-; Of the Ebro Catalonia, Navarro, Bis
cay, and part of Arragon) Vas to form
part of the empire. French troops were
returning from Spain, ordered to the north.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
NEW York, June 20.
IMPORFANC L.

A letter to respectable merchant in
Boston, from Gotten5urgh, dated April
10Th, has the following news -" The
markets in the Baltic are becoming more
gloomy, aud the Danes are capturing eve.
ny vessel they meet with; two out of three
American vessels which have attempted to
pass the Sound this year, have been cap
sared and sent into Copenhagen one is
the brig Rachel, of Salem, capt. Joseph,
and the otheris ship from the southwark.
There are fifty new privaseers fitted out
from Denmark this year."
Latest from Portugal.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship
Factor, Riddell, from Lisbon, which port
she left the 9th of May.
Captain X. informs that report had
gust reached Lisbon Of the surrender of Ba.
dalos, to the army of Lord Wellington
No other news. Flour was Is dollars per
bbl. and corn dollars and so cents per
bushel, and rice dollars.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
NORFOLK, Tune Ia.

Samuel Saunders, native of the state
of Connecticut, has been discharged from
the British sloop of war ATLANTA, 0ately
arrived from Bermuda off our Capes with
dispatches and sent up to this place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
BOSTON, June Is.
FROM HALIFAX.

Capt. Webster, from Eastport, yester-
day favored US with Halifax paper, con-
tanning the British account of the late af-
fair between the President and Little Belt.
.alr. Mowry, passenger, mentions that
:ae impression of the people at Windsor
(No-sScotia) after having heard the state
ment of a gentleman who was present in
Halifax at tlie examination of Capt. Bing-
ham, was, that Commodore Rodgers had
acted improperly in chasing the Little Belt,
but that Captain Bingham was wrong In mr.
ing on the President, and "A hazarding an
action with force so much superior.
BRITISH ACCOUNT
Qfthe affair between the Presiden: and the
Little Belt.
HALIFAX, May 27.
Arrived yesterday, his majesty's sloop
spf war Little Belt, capt. Bingham, from
Cruise. The Little Beltha been cruising
orthe American coast: From conversation
with several officers, we have derived the
following interesting information:
CAT eleven o'clock in the forenoon OF the
10th inst. when about 100 miles to the east
sgard of the Chesapeake, a sail was obsery-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
CApIz, April 81.

"Letters from Gansin, of the 10Th, say,
the French have evacuated Marbelle Tin
lGrenada) and retired towards Seville--in
Which city Soult, Morrier and Victor have
united"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

ordained 10 soiemnize the happy eveni, shall
have been celebrated.
PRUSSIA.-Memel, April 2.-British
merchandise, fund on board Of the eessels
c0nfscated in our port ,Uas yesterday pub
Ecty bwnf; am0ua. !, 200, 900 franks.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

4 nc Baron de Antella was president of the
C,r,es; and Blake, Agar and Oscar, com.
posed the regency.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
STE 8a5efte.
Martinsbmgh, June %.

DlED,-On the Sth instant, at Moorefeld,
Doctor JAMES MMECHEN, late of this
County
- In the night of the 18th inst. after
a long illness, the Honorable SAMUEL
CHASE, Associate Judge of the Supreme
Court of the United States, patriot of l776,
and one of the most eminent citizens of Mary
land
- On the 18th inst Col BAKER JOHN
SON, of Frederick Town, who during fifteen
months of severe indisposition preceding his
death, suffered every poignant extreme of
excruciating pain.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28
NATcHEz, MAY 8.

A duel was fought on the western side of
the Mississippi, nearly opposite this place,
Oh Friday morning last, between Lieut..
II. Cherry, and Lieut.. ]. Stuart, of the
9th Reg't. u. S. army. The first fire,
Lieut.. Steuart received his antagonists
ball in the feshy part of the right hip, above
the Joint, which passed through and lodg-
ed in the left-of which wound he died
this morning about three or four O'Clock.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

ITALT-Milan, April 18.-Hs ma
jesty the emperor and king, has condescend-
ed to grant The duplication Of the city Of
Milan, that it might be permitted to eGer
unto him, by a deputafi0n, its homage, in
terms Of respectful! gratitude, and its telici-
tati0ns on the birth fine King Of Rome. d
debutation from the city vOiH therefore set
eu, far Paris Immediately, as the festivals
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-06-28

Gen. WILKINSON has published an adj
dress, stating that he is to be brought TO a
General Court Martial. He also begs as
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
GENERAL STATE OF EUROPE.

The face Of Europe begins again to as
sumo that aspect which fortells that some
thing important is at hand. After the
Austrian peace in 1900. the French 60
vernment fiattered itself that it had no.
thing further to dread. that it had tho
roughly subdued It's enemies. and conquer
ed for itself alpeace. The battle of Ma
ida. and some other successes of the En-
glish again inspired the nations of Europe.
and another Coalition was formed against
France before the stipulations of the Trea-
t. of Peace were executed. Something of
this kind is now TO all appearance again at
hand.--Austria, indeed from an enemy.
has passed into an associate and natural
Ally of France, but there is another Pow
er in Europe who. though once defeated
or rather rep,llsed, still possesses an in
tegral strength. and still retains her for
mer interests and relations.
In any review Of the state of Europe,
France not only from her magnitude, but
still more from her ambition. necessarily
obtrudes herself as the main object Of the
picture. The present aim Of the Empe-
| rour Napoleon is to render France, accor-
ding TO his own term. and the original idea
of TaIleyrand, the centre of a system of
public Law and Government OF in other
J words, to occupy the place among the Eu.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01

The most impartial and comprehensive views,
which nv best reflections have enabled me 10
take Of the constitutional question involved N
me present discussion. and Of ali the other 70.
MICS which have been incidentally connected
With il. will now proceed TO examine the
subject in another point CT view.
TStescA 70 y eoa:si.ue6.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
JAS. peasants, c. H. D.

I, manifestly appear. from these lnsfruc-
tons that a conviction OF the unconSltutioiai-
Nv Of the original bank law was the sois III
6ucement with the legislature Tor giving
them; and here, sir, permit me 10 express
a hope, that the arguments have urged In
favor of this opinion will-amPly justify the ie-
oislature in the honest conviction under which
i, has acted. Permit me also TO remark, Sir,
that whilst I cannot admit that instructions III
any case possess mandatory influence over
the senator; and whilst l think tie practice
of giving instructions in general, and nfoH
general foinfs If foley, IS attended with IN
furious effects upon the proceedings OF this
Governments, &c.---yet In case OF rights re-
served TO the states, the legislatures not only
have the right, but it is their duty to express,
their opinions 70, or instruct, their senators
(or will not cavil about terms} to resist the
asurpations of the general government. It's
the mldest way in which their agency can be
brought to bear upon all such cases !; and this
being a case in point, the lnstrueung legs
latures stand perfectly justiiable IN the con-
duct they have adopted in that respect.
hope, Sir, that have rescued the legisla.
ture of Virginia from the unmeEted mputa'
ZION thrown against it, inadvertently / am sure
by the gentleman from Georgia Mr. Craw.
ford: and have shewn that 1t has been infiu.
enced by the purest, the most laudable, and
the most honorable motives, &c
have, Sir, thus presented to the senate
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
BANK OF THE UNITED SITES.
mfr. Gurs Speech continued.


The gentleman from Georgia. Nj. CraTF-
fo,dN was pleased TO say, that II giving IL
s,ructioas 10 the senators upon this OCCASION
the Ereo: s.ates mad been influenced soiei! o.
motives OF aTzrice. regret the remark ana
rhiuk If the gentleman would disPassloaate-
II reconsider II. Re would also regret = !
-.;rk he would admit, th-. the Legislature OF
yirS;Eiz could 10; have acted under t.e Il
aaence OF sucn = motive. -Anc' ol.' / ieei :
pride and pleasure In standing ft;e % FePe.
NE input-.ion. and 70 % ,Gsi.ce 70 Inc Fesl
motives q he legislature an :, : loss %
determine, what @re tae particular elou'h-
s-..-es. winch could have induced the gen
r,ercs- % .sc!s.e IN Is5Elye O. aFarlce 10 the
VIRGINIA lszis!.:uIe On this occ-sion. It IS
-,-,e1 ,hz, . ursy,ch Of he JznA o! TIE lh-ted
States With the tvit!ing ca?:-- o. -,-'-,-''' az
- j established a Norfolk; < H., . 0f.'I.ch
OF the bank OF Virginia Is 2;>o es-zoi.siea
there. But these circumstances furnish 10
possible motive o. ayarice 70 tne -r:5.!i!- az
oislst,,re. The amount OF capital anu lis g.
fec.s, are quite unimPo,tlnt u the STATE,
Norfolk itself, although equally Respectable
and important with any other portion q the
safe Of the same extent ard population, Is no'
s,=;cie-t 10 excite the aYarico 10 the iEsii'ia
,a.-;.I,.p-e The lec:slztare Of Virginia con
sists principally OF asTicuiturisiS residing IN
the interior OF the state; who Co-cern thetii-
selves very little with banks and oaIH
,;o,s- They therefore hare made no caIc-i--
.ans of pecuniary interests aPon Ills occA-
si,o. They have acted III giving Instructions
from The pures, and most honorable motives,
from conviction that the power OF granting
charters of incorporation w4s not eo',fErTed
n, Congress By the constitution, but rsseT,'s1
- ,he states respectively. That this convlc-
ton alone was the indacemeni 10 their ihs'Fec-
tons will appear obvious from the h's'ruc-
ions themselves, which beg leave TO read:
The general assembly OF Virginia view
with the most serious concern the late a.
tennis which have been made 10 obtain nom
COMPRESS, a renewal OF the charter ncorpo'
rating the Bank Of the United Stats
This assembly are deeply Impressed with
the conviction that the original grant OF tia:
charter was unconstitutional, that Congress
re no power whatever TO renew Ii, < that
,be exercise Of such a power would DC hot
only unconstitutional, but a dangerous en-
croachment OH the sovereignty OF the states
Therefore
Resolved, That the senator's OF this state IN
the Congress of the United States be IN
s,ructed, and our representatives most ear
nestly requested, in the execution Of their du-
ties, as faithful representatives Of their coun-
try. to use their best efforts, in opposing by
every means in their power the renewal OF the
charter of the Bank of the United States.
January Dad, 1911.
Agreed to.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-01
Forthe .llsraH2ria GG1ctte.
CRE.HO.N.Is CGLLECT.3SEsi.

I" LTIIE OULcI.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26


the Lords and Commons, for the establish-
ment OF restricted Regency, should the
, continuance OF his majesty's ever 70 be de-
Piored illness render it necessary; we feel
it duty we owe TO his Majesty, to cur
country, and to reeves, to enter oar ST.
/, Tenn Protes' against measures we consider
as perfectly nnce institutional. as they are
con rary to, and subrersive of The prncipe s
! which seated our Family upon the throne
| of this Realm
{Signed)
FREDERIcKs
WILLIAM.
EDWARD.
ERNEST.
AUGUSTUS FREDERICK.
ADoLPHus FREDERICK.
WILLIAM FREDERICK.
WedneSday night, 12 o'civck,
Dec. 10, 1870
II. IT. HRencer Perce1,o7
sc. sc. g'c.
Copy >
M. Perceval las The honor OF acknow-
lodging the receipt OF solemn rotesr in
the name of ali he male branches of the
oval family, s inst he me- sures which
his majesty's Confidential servants have
thought to be tn IL duty to communicate 10
n royal highness thu Prince of Wales, as
f"t Parliament. for the establishment, of n
restricted regency during the continuance
OF his majesty's ever t be lamented i0dis-
position /; and stating that heir royal high
nesses considered these measures as per-
fectly unconstitutional, and cor rary to, and
subvers'"s OF the principles which ,ed
his aJesty's royal famjl, upon the throne
IF this realm
" MIR. Percevai has felt it to he his du,v
to submit thi com mun,cation without the
loss OF t'ne t. his majesty's servan $ and
deeply a they T. eUt, that the measure
which they have h ught themselves bound
70 propose, snail appear TO Jhcir val high
nesses to de erve char cter So directly
sfn'rary 70 that which it = IS heen their a X
ions enoeavonr should belong to it, mus,
-hi however, have he consolation of r.
fectlnS, that the principles upon which ,hey
have acted, obta an lie express and con-
Current support # The two Houses e Par
iament, IN the wears 1888 apG 1893. hat
those houses of Parliament had the Ugh "a
iistactio" of rece'' ing, by the command If
his majest'. OF his majesty's recovery, his
Wsrmes Acknowledgement for the ,dditio,,-
proofs they had given of their affection
ats attachment to his person, and of their
Jealous Concern for the honur and Interest,".
81 MS Crown and the security md good eo-
vernment of his dominons and that he
uninterrupted confidence which his ma;es-
~ was pleased to rcpose for long series of
years, in the persons who proposed he mea-
snres which were grounded on those prin-
clptes,. entities his majesty's servant, IN
their Judgment ssil further to conclude
that these principles and measures had The
Of his royal approba,i N.
Downing street, Dec. 90, 1910
His Royal Highness the DUKE,
If York Gc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-02-26
December 6-12.

DeCember b--l2.
Inc French privateers continue to in
crease, and among other prizes have taken
large American ship between 5 and 400
tons.
Ten of the principal houses of Gotten6urg
have failed and others expected
December IS.
The Maria, from Oiethe, has arrived at
Rdn'sSate. with dispatches from M, RuS-
sci. American Charge DIES Affaires at Paris,
to Mr. Pinkney. t. Probably those men
toned in his de$fiatch 10 Mr.. Smith, Of the
10fh Dec.