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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-14
Slate Of Connecticut.

Rarf,rd County Snherioi Court February
Term. iSll-1ifang in C2a"ctry.
JAMES Patron. Us LEvY
BurLER and ohhcrs
TIPON the petition Of JAMES PATToS, of
~ the city Of Alexandra, in the district of
Columbia, showing to this court thst Che. ifs
Wxdszvorih, late Of said city, now deceased,
on the l5th d y oil Decewher, = 8 s. di,', by
his deed Of bargain md sale; sell and convey
to JoAa Rshley OF N*w-York, s koberf Cen
Ter, Of Hudson, erchai.ts, is Co Under tie
firm of Ripley, Center * Go piece of land
in the city Of Hartford, in sad county Of
Hartcrc, Ct about one rood, bounded north
on land OF Mary WadswC til, south On Man-
street, cast ON Meadow Line, and west on
land oiihe heirs Of Nathan Bolcs, deceased:
which deed was On condition, that whereas
said G ompany had agreed to endorse the
notes OF Said Charles, made payable 1T the
United States Branch Back, In the city {
Washington, at various times, not exceeding
in the whole at any time. four thousai, dol:
lars, if sad Charles should save thsn ham,
less Oh :, count of their endorsements thtn
SSH deed to be yoid-Th hat said Ctarl iias
wholly failed to save harmless said Con,r,i,y
but they have been injured to the anlotini II
four thousand, fifteen dollars :od tAcn., -i>c
cents; and said Company, OH thu z IL t.o3 OF
November, 1910, assigned to aid Pa,foa all
their ute! est to tie mortgas cd pr nj cs Ior
Il y%lu ble consideration; hal ~ Caar.eS
is dead who by els LIST Will and tc> alnei.t
ury.sed Ill Als real est tic To his low / az
beth Wadsw0rh an: his child Ell Ii ,,.B
WaIsworth, Charles Edwin Wats~orlil,
Jane Lak.ns Wad.wCrll, and E.i,z 5eh Mss
ry lra.sworih, lis only heirs al law enl
said children, Charles, Jane and EI;z.Dc;h,
are infant, under tbs Care OF their molicr
Lllz octI, am all residing with her in. the
city OF Washington & evi Bui,r. ei Wca-
th-rsiie d in sad Hartford ouity, is adm-
il s,ra:or sn thee State OF said Gha'i s, uctea!
ed; that the noriysged premises are hot OF
nCrc value Than the sum due OH said decd
p ~ ing the court tlat if tie said devise es and
administrator iail to pay, in rcasJ.ilD,e
time, 10 SAID PUTIN, tie sum due O. Six.
mortgage, ana costs of SUIT, thai they b. fota
ever foreeloscd OF All equ: oil rcd mption III
tns ,lnortgasea premises. as Ly pSiti"n Oil
HE dated Jann.ry 81. 1911.
His ordered BY this eours, tina; this cause be
and the same Is continued 10 the next super.
or eeu!t to be holden at Iiar,f ri, il said
COUNTY Of Hartford on the f. ST TUESDAY of
September and that notice u The pci.c.
es,cy Of said petition be published trree weeks
successvciy, enaing six weeks before tie
next term, In aiy newspaper printed in The
district of Columbia.
Thomas Chester; Clerk.
My IA Iawsw
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FROM FRANCE.

In addition to the intelligence under the n.
York head, We learn, that several letters nave
been received in town representing the rosti-
tuition of American property as equally nope
less, whether it arrived there before or aieef
the lst of November last. The only sxcep-
ton admitted is of fish, and this wouaa seem
to be admitted tor sale as a matter OF heceSSi-
ty. for if attempted to be kept under seques-
tratiop, it would infect the port by Its putrrlh'
cation. Dali w. A'0f'I
Nv the schr. Scieto, we learn that report
had reached opor,o, of a great part part OF Inc
French army Ito the number OF eooo) over
come with fatigue and hungefon their retrea.'
having laid down their arms a'' ~" ~
their march for Oporto
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FOR SALE,

A large fame Warfheuse. 1t VIII be Solo
bargain if applied for soon' as II Elus. oo
removed from where it now SANDS. I"qa1''
OF the PRIMER. o.
Nav IA
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cpaNJSH cONSUL'S OFFICE,

y1ies .:naT7a, l3LH 11uy' '0lt
The Spanish Vice lof IN. ,n.s i I'll
received from his government inc . . IS
decree, which he is authorised 10 puoAsA -
his district. 1900.
a a. and captivity the Council 81 Aeseney'
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Iohn Roberts,
KING S1RaET,
OFFERS FOR SALE

OFFERS FOR SALE
40 bales prime Cotton
80 hhds, Sugar
IS hhds. Molssses
Is hhds. Wesl-lndia Rum
50 bbls. Whisky, part very me
tons American patent Shot
Coffee and Pepper in b-gs
Chochelate, Candles and Soap, in boxes
Imperial and young Tyson TEHS, &c. &c
May6 ta"3'
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IHcshisgtor Cry, Bay y,

Wc5hiagtor C"y, -1s7Ny y
The two Counts Pahlcn, the Russian AT
mister and his brother, returned to thc City on
"Wednesday from an excursion into Virginia.
M. Serrurier, the French minister, has a
week or two ago taken up his residence at ha'
Iorarna, Mr.. Barlow's beautiful seat
Mr. Morrier, the British Charge des AT
fires, reached this city few days ago.
Jonathan Jsun;ngs has been reelected TO
Congress, from the Indiana Territory oy
considerable majority over Mr. Randoiph' his
opponent.
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NEw-YoRK, May 9.
The req. DR.. RODGERS.

On the 7th instant, after tedious and lin
gering decay, in the s4th year of his age, de-
parted this life, in all the trlunphs of chris
tan, the venerable Dr. John Rodgers, 46
years one OF the Pastors of the Presby terrain
church in this city. He was native of Bos-
ton, born some time in August, in the wear of
our Lord 1877. Though he had not the aid
OF collegiate education, which he often la
mented when i'll the company of his con6den-
till friends, Notwithstanding in the early part
of his ministry, he possessed rich vein of
pulpit eloquence, accompanied with irresisl-
able energy and pre-eminent zeal in his mas
ter's cause, which put him high Oh the list of
the most distinguished heralds Of the cross.
Pious from his early youth, he was prepared
for the duties of thesaitar by the eminent Dr..
Blair. He began at an early period of his
life, his clerical career; IN l749, March the
10th, he was ordained at the age of % years
Upon the death of Doctor Bostwick, he be-
can,e ioint pastor in the Presbyterian church
in Wail.strcct. The sacred functions of his
Office were exercised with purity, simplicity
and truth, without the vain parade Of the Wis
dom Of words on the tii,sel ornaments of
speech.
great t9xtutarian. The strength OF the So
Tenn truths he wished to enforce, were sup
ported with torrent of scriptural testimony,
which carried irresistible conviction to the
Minds of his audience, and which made him
during the period of long life, one of the
most useful Lera!ds of the cross. The natu-
raj powers of his mind were only exceeded
by his eminent piety and zeal. His passions.
were naturally strong, and by the purity OF his
morals, in an eminent degree proved In his
conduct the iayincible power Of restraining
grace. Convinced of his piety towards God,
and benepolcnce to his fellow men, he shcne
conspicuossly i'll his general eolleIuet through,
life, and secured the warm affections of the:
flock over whom he presided, with the COM
manding dignity which the consciousness OF
the sacredness of his high charge naturally
Inspired.
He survived the greatest part of his useful
ness, aud after as years unremitting labo rs,
when his faculties had fallen into, decay from
tho lansuor Of age, honorahy retired, I'M
pressed with the sense Of duty, into the hum
bic vale of private life. He died universally
respected by his fellow citizens, VINO will
doubtless strcw the nlyrtles Of gratitude over
the gray; of an eminent saint; and with I'M
feigned contrition, pay the homage Of respect,
when his remains are consigned to the tomb
May 10.
sr-~ LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Last evening arrived at this port the brig
Rocbuck, Capt Brown, From RayoTne, which
port he left on the last day sf March.
Capt. b. informs us, that no change has late
ly taken place relative to American affairs
Markets at Oporto, corn 81 IS per bushei,
wheat Aa4 Is, rye SO, -four 90 per Dbl. A
rrea, part of the supply tor the army was
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TUESDAY MORNING, MArl4.
The citizens of New Haven, on Saturday 9th

The citizens of New Haven, on Saturday 9th
inst, passed seventeen resolutions expressing,
IN lively strain their disapprohation OF the
non-i,nportttion ac;, Whic. they sly Is an IN
fractioa of the constitution ol the United
S,ates---,hat the naticnc! government has got
the power of PROHIBITING, Tor al Unlimited
I &C. t:e trade o. ON citzens--ta,t the t:ct
assumed in justification CT the non-lnpo,ta-
zion law is nifiunGet, the French DEGREES not
being Observation-Disclosures the frequent alterations
of the laws respecting trade servo to einbar-
,yss and often to ei,snir3 the honest mcrch TT.
The embargo restrained cxportatlon, but per-
united ionortation-. 1.-The order OF things IS
now, ACCOMPLISHMENTS IS permitted and
importation restrained. This versatility IN
the measures of Government w ....1... $1,000.
tests want Of system, pcrplexos the merchant,
disturbs every regular plan OF BUSINESS cna'
Pounds all calculation and by rendering that
unlawful to day which was yesterday lawful,
ends to ensnare the most Cautious men, ana
Shbiect them to losses and advertisements
vhich no wisdom can foresee or prevent
that it ,nnltipiies spies and informers; It eu-
2enders distrnst among citizens II offers
prcmi,irl for the encouragement OF fraue and
neriury; it creates litigation; 1t generates
rontempr for government
That al, Introduction OF che trade OF the U
nited States to Great Britain tends directly to
favor the views ard second the operations OF
Her powerful and inveterate enemy we
sincerely desire a free commerce with botn
beikgercnt nations and with other nations con-
cerne,l in the war, upon principles Of Impair
tial neutraiity. And we still believe THAI our
government n,ay adjust the differences with
the British cabinet, on principles compatible
with our interest and with our national honor
The above are part tae resolutions which
are to BE- presented to the general assembly at
the approaching ,sesso---as'd c0'n1ii''ce
was appointed 10 forw.rd them to the preSl'
t;ent Of the United Suites, requesting him to
oonvcne congress, for the purpose OF afford
ing relief.
Circulars were also sent to the principal
towns in the United States, recommending Sic
milar measures. ~
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.4LExaS.DRy.l DALI GAZETTE.

- go SHEw
fHE VERY AGE AND'BoDy OF THE TAME
NIs FORM AND PRESSURE.
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Markets at Oporto, corn 50 Is per bushei'
wheat IA Is, rye SO, -four 20 Per Dbl.
srea, part Of the supply tor the army was
drawn from Oporto.
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CA true Copy

Married ON Thursday evening last, at Judge
Potter's, in Raleigh, N. c. by the rev. hir.
MsPheteYs, Gaisley Dcn:el, Esq. attorney at
law, OF Marion District, South Carolina, to
Miss Eliza P. WeightnaA, late OF Alexan-
aria.
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N~ LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Last evening arrived at this port the brig
Rocbuck, Capt. Brown, From Bayonnc, which
port he left on the last day sf March.
Capt. B. informs us, that no change has late
ly taken place rei.;ive to American affairs.
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Hartf;rd County Snherio' Court edruar,
Term. iSll-1ifAng in Caaacery.
JAMES PATTON. Us LkvY2
BurLER and Others
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
NOTICE TO UNDER7aKARs.

Z N pursuance TO an order of the Court of Illus
tings, we viii receive proposals to the 1O,b
INST. tor the erection & completion OF sundrv adj.
drions and alterations TO be made at the Poor
Work-House in THIS city to zvit An exte.
rior brick-wal % feet high, 131 inches thick
to he built all of hard brick, and covered with
cope hg bric.- which wall will require about
$4,000 bricks t; slsoianother wall of like mater
ais, height f. thickness that will require about
thous nd bricks, plank inclosurs Of abof.
BIO feet n length, the posts TO be ID feet long.
10 feet Of each post to b. hewed square, at the
bottom Of the square, to be inches, and at to, i,
3 inches sq'iar-, OF good white or pos, oak, the
pennels to ne 8 feet long, rails of good white
ok 20 each pannci, the rails TO be by % inches
and 163 feet lorg, TO embrace 8 posts each. the
whole OF sad plank inclosurc to be surlnoun,etl
with An oak failing Of q inches by1i, with god
rails prof ectng through said railing al one inch
distance from each Olber.
Those wiling to contract are requested tc
make then terms known as soon as ,racticab,e
B. ThrE,
ROBERT G 2EENHoW { Com,.'rs.
D. G.. ADAMS. -
June 4. % At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
CALAMITY Of an american YoatA.

10 the late conflict between the u. S. frigate
President, and the British ship of war Little
Belt, gunner's boy on board the frigate
VINO had his arm broken by a shot, while
under the hands OF the Surgeon in the cock
P~ requested that he would make haste in
dressing his wound. that he might get on
deck again. On the surgeon asking what
he could do on deck, wounded as he was.
'he little American replied, Z" if I can do no
more, can atteaSt be shot at :" 1t is known
that the herosm of this lad has attracted
he earnest attention of the Secretary Of the
Navy.---/s,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
SAFES at Auction.

I'm "Wednesday next, the 5tb mat Wi, ba
~ snid at the Lumber-House of The subseri.
oeIS' on C"fy-stteet, positively without re.
ser,e. '' iS~
@''OCO VT LIST quality green coffee, direct f,on,
p RIO Rico, "o'O'
10 i'hds. N. Orleans sugar,
bids. choice old Anticrs rnm.
70 b'rrels loaf sugar--singlc refined.
, b rrels 10 double refined.
And many other articles too tedious 20 er,,r,e
rate N""i"S7
Terms, 90 days credit on all s,rny ot g sel s..
uPwards--'Inder 5 So cssh--Sreotia .,. o,,s.
vi" approved endersers vii b eqund Nv.
Nl'"f"re, Robinson y !'issfaatsj aae';s.
| llnA1 =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

ENG about to leave the Count ~ Tor few
AS msntbs, all persons having claims against
ms are requested to present tbem for payment
PATRICK GIBSON.
June IL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
BosToN, MAY 27.

mar against Shain. An arrival al Sa.
en-. yesterday morning. in 36 DAYS from
sordeaex brings intelligence, that AN army
o. 500 600 men was TO be raised in Frapce
= sr tue purpose OF subjugating Spain and
s"tugsi; and that Bpnaparte had declare d
ms ,h'eution OF heading this army in per
son' uaving resolved to carry his point
salnst these two Countries.
- he schooner Bair, Lowell, SO days from
F"rdeaux. arrived at Salem on SUNDAY
morning Lett schooner Temperance r.
SAL IN 20 days We understand she has a
sarge OF Brandy, wine and silks Her out
W"rd cargo consisted of fish. oil and coloni.
al Produce--ths latter under sequestration
ann me former admitted TO an entry. Il,
!. Wv 'hvr snid that she was boarded by a
~f"'s'' iffSate and treated politely.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

we understand that the conduct of Com
modore X dgers in 'epelIing and chastising
the attack SO canselessly and rashly made
ON ihs Uni ed States frigate President by
the BRUSH snip of war "Liiile Belt" has the
appreciation OF the President of the u. ).
aud tn t he request of the Commodore for
an investigation into his conduct on The &C :
CASTOR has not been accededt to, his known
ca"dor ard oonor precluding any doubt of
the correctness of his statement of the cir
cumS'anceS OF the affair--And we assert
that 1T may confidently be expected by our
naval commanders that in support,pg The
dignity of our flag. they will be rewarded
With the applause of tne American govern
ment and nation. ---.Haf. Inf.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
T'otal,
1856

It'll said, that the following apportionment
OF members to form the Orleans Convention,
has been adopted by both branche sof the Or
leans legislature;
Orleans county, 12--A takapas. 5 LA
fourche, Acadia, 4--Opelousas, deer
man Coast. 8 -Rapide, 3--Ibervile, Sc on
CO di 2---PoIpt Ccugee. 24-Na, chitoche5,
2-~'Ouachita, In al. Is.
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COMMuNICATI0N.

A. G. G'ynn has been app med Private
secretary to His Exceiiency BeHjah.ils
smith. Governor of N. Carolina.
MIR. Givnn is or giually OF this City.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

1t is understood hat Comm. Rodgers
orders required him to proceed to sea i'm
med'ately from Annapolis, & resume his FIR
mer station, crpising along the coast, as be-
tore, for the purpose of guarding our mari
time Jurisdic ton from violation by foreign
cruizers.-U
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
WASHINGTON Ma, 80.

The us. fr'gate President Commodore
dsers, arrived at n. York hom Sandy
Hook on Saturday evening. The U. >. is at
sea-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

We stated it in our last, rs rnhour ,ho,,tN
Essex ll"d arrived at Annapo with Mr. Pnk.
'ey We have since learned that such is NOT The 4
act.--apUt Of'76 ''' '"t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

Dig D. on the 24th ult in Baltimore. Of can.
cel' OF Which she bad been afl cfed Tour years
MIS- MARY DAVIS, consort Of Mr.. Moses b.
us. OF this city
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
NEW YORK. May q.

The mystery involved IN the contradic-
tory rumors respecting the late firing off the
Capes, is at length solved by Commodore
Rodgers letter TO the Secretary Of the ma
w. Whilst we must lament So great
slaughter occasioned by a misapprehenson
on the par oi the aggreSsor. we c mot but
applaud the spirit and promptitude with
which he Commodore resen' d the insult
winch was offered to his 6ag.--.Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

y GEErLEMEN, who have entered into an
AssoeihrIoN, for celebrating the All Of Yuiy
&c and such as are DESTROYS oljoiaine II, sre re-.
quested to attend at the Capitol, on "Wednesday
Evening o'clock. for the purpose Of msk,o,,
the NECESSARY Arrangement.
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.fmeaa Isizna-tae Watch .zvord!!

oAvANNAH, Nj %
The ship Georgia. Stokes, is said to have
passed the bar few days since, from Lon
don, bound To Amelia.
Two British ships have. by mistake, en-
tered ST. Andrews Sound. instead of Anne
liza the entrance to the two places are said
to be very s,milar-they are in charge of
a gun boat
There has been two arrivals at Amelia,
from Liverpool-but bring mol hing new
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

Lieutenant Governor--now actibr ne Co.
te'no' II Leu OF Col Monroe, now Sec'ry Of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04
NORFOLK. May 90.

EXTRACT Of a letter from ytn:icman IN Bal.
fimorc TO his friend in Mis hiacc, da-
ted May IS. 1911.
Mr.. Patterson has just received letter
from his son. who lives with Mr.. Russell
Charge des Affaires at Paris, dated in March.
stating, that Bpnaparte had offered to res
tore all the property seques cred antecedent
20 the LIST November, upon condition that
America would declare War against Eng
land, and burn all British Goods, but that
there were no hopes that property TAX
since. would be restored.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

Judge CoALTFR has taken his seat on II
bench of tie Court Of Appeals.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

lis said, that the Examining Court o
norfolk nave held Mr.. Samuel Myers jr. =
bail, on charge of manslaughter.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

The frisate United States. Commodore
Decatur. returned to Hampton Roads on Sun
day last. alter shot' cruize. in the course
OF which she spoke many vessels, but
had obtained no Information of the late
rencounter between the President g Little
Bet.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-06-04

Whole Census ofthe Inhabitants OF the I err
ritory of Orleans
Free M'de Whites OF all ages, 10 e4t
Free Female Whites do. Is $40
Free People of Colour, not including
Ipdians 1886
Saves of all ages and sexes, So GOT
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20 their homes. Similar acts of insubof
oinaton have occurred in other parts O
che kingdom, some OF which have beeI
pardoued, others visited with death ant
the seYerest punishment the law can inflct
1t would seem as ii these deiuded men
viewed the CONSUMPTION not as n measure
dictated by motives Of national policy ant
benefit. but as copy of similar measure
originated by great continental power
and adopted only from a congeniality OF
designs and sentiments with that pow
cy."
There is rumor in circulation hat Sir
Joseph York will be immediately diShatched
"a fhecoast Of dmericG. with a squadron,
OF which the Nesgeur, Edinburgh and
america will form part
Some letters by the Malta mail announce
the Important intelligence of peace having
been signed between Turkey and Russia
they add. that an official communication of
that event had been received 1t that had
been the fact, it would have been trans
mitted TO his majesty's government, who
had not received any such iniormatlon-
fet We do not think the Intelligence impro-
babie. The last Paris papers stated that
the armistice had not been broken, and we
know the anxiety which the cour, OF Pc
tcrsburs has manifested to put an end to
the hostilities with the Porte, under an
impression that II would soon have &C
caslon 10 employ its arms in another quar-
ter
Some time ago we mentioned that the
archdukc Francis, one of the emperor OF
Austra's brothers, had left Vienna secretly
with all the yaluables he could collect
We now find that he has made his escape
20 Malta, from whence he means to pro-
coed TO Messina Inc motives of his de-
Parture from his brothers. court and ter
E;tor!es are not yet known,
MIR. Wellesley Poe ia appointed chancel
tor or the Exchequer for Ireland, and has,
IN consequence, vacated his seat in Parli
amens, in order to be reelected, for which
purpose he left town last night for Ire
land. He has expressed his determination
not 20 accept any part of the salary OF emoi-
uments belonging that office. Ia
Government have agreed to grant liceh
Css tor French ships To come 70 British
ports IN ballast, and receive on boagd car
goes ot coffee and sugar but those SHIPS
are not allowed to inport articles Of French
produce in return.
+" WINDSOR, June SO s
2 % cock. p. NJ. =.
No alteration has taken place in the
but from the general composlrre vi M MAJ
iesty's mind very favourable ex2ec ATOMS
are INDUCED" s.
No Bulletin has been sent TO town for
the last 2 or days; hut this morning the
Following was transmitted:
" The king remains much in the same state
as he was yesterday, at least there is no al
Eel alton tor the worse