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HUGH PIPER,

TVAS commenced s carries on the Hheel-
II risht and Blaeksnaifh's business. at his
shop on Royal street, formerly occupied by
John Homer, jur. and nearly opposite to
Mr. L. Evans, chair-m2ker's shop, where
lie sill be h7ppy to execute all orders tor ar
II les in his line, ami promises tause his ut
most exertions to give general satisfaction
to such az may favor him with their Gus
tom,
November 7. cost
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OYSTER HOU S E.
The Subscriber

The Subscriber
Returns his thanks TO the Public Jor Past fd-
vors, and tnform' then.
THAT he has again opened the brlck
House, (rented Of Messrs. Crandelrs|
on Union street, with good rooms x accom-
modations, where he will as formerly furnish
the best Ousttrs and Liquors, at short notice,
and hatters himself from his determination
10 attend to business, that he viii regain
share Of the patronage of a generous public.
Leonard Adams.
November IL: II
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Is Negroes 1Uanted.

SOME likely Young .TEGROAS, between
70 and IS years Of age, are wanted to puf-
cbase-Two Bl.cksmiths, woman WHO uS-
,.erstands house business and Is ao1d slain-
stress, are wanted. Tor which the most noe
raj prices will be given. Any person "'sh-
ING to sell, will please u sp?ly 30 Mr. " ASH
inr,on, keeper Of tie Washington tavern.
anpust 90
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60 Great Bargains.

TINE subscriber contemplating remov-
al to the country. offers for sale his
STOCK OF FURNITURE. consisting Of
Sidcboards, Secretaries, Bureaus, abIes OF
various descriptions and other Furniture TOO
Tedious m unentien-a,l of w hich he Will dis
pose of on very reasonable term. for cash or
good notes. -,
lanes Ward.
N B. A good ten plate STOVE, with
pipe-also, Franklin do for sale by the
subscriber. w.
September 10 60
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE,

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 20 years
of age. with her tw o female children, one "a
bout two wears old, and the other months.
She has been accustomed TO cooking wash
ing Apply to the Printer.
October IL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS,

Ind other Ua(uG6ie BOOKS, iatcty recnsred,
for sale by JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
Among which are the following -
Calmet's Dictionary of the BIBLE, III 5
volumes, quarto-illustratcd with numerous
Engravings.
SCOTT'S Theological Works, vols.
Hurd, Newton and Ea9er, Oh tie Prophe-
cies.
Osborne, on the Duties of Men in Society,
2 vols.
Sermons, by Watts, Davies, Saurin, Paley,
sc.
The Remains of Henry Kirke White, con-
consisting of Essays, Letters, ana Poems,
with Memoirs Of their amabie Author.
Dr.. PARIS London Medical Dictionary, lat
est edition, improved from Motherby, with
elegant Eagravings, vols.
HumC's History oil Lns land, with Smolletts
and Biseett's continuation, lii pain, and cle-
gant bincinss.
DR.. Russelrs History of Ancient and Mo-
dlrn Europe, with 9th or Supplementary
Volume, by d. Coote, down to 1902
Gibbons History OF the Decline and Fall Of
the Roman Empire, vols.
Murphy's Tectus, 4 vols.
Hampiou's Poivbius, 5 yo;s.
Goltsmith's History OF Greece and Rome,
4 vols. elegant.
Edwards History Of the West-Indies, with
Atlas, vols.
Rnllins's Ancient History, London Edition,
elegant, with Maps.
The Works Oh St. Pierre, vols. do.
Humboldt's New Spain, vols.
Hepon's Caracas, vols.
Moilna's Chill, vols.
Elegant Extracts, in prose and verse
Shakespeare Works, with Notes OF all the
Commentators, II vols.
Nautilus or Population, vols.
Bristed's Resources OF the British Empire.
Domestic Encyclopedias, vols.
The British Cicero, vols.
Chapman's Select Speeches, forensic and
parliamentary, vols.
Spectator, Taller, and Guardian, elegant,
uniform edition.
DR.. Ramsay's Life of Washington, address
ed To the Youth of the U. S. new edition.
The Magdalen Church Yard, containing an
interesting account of Occurrences during the
French Revolution, vols.
Self Control, much admired Novel, ".
Missionary do
Anne, of Brittany, do.
Cottage Dialogues among the Irish Pea
santry. =
Edgeworth's Tales of Fashionable Life, 2
vols.
Opies Tales, vols.
Elegant miniature editions of Walter SCOTS
Poems, Virgil, Horace, Pope, Milton, Young,
Thomson, Cowper, Gilblas, Don Qulxotte,
sc.
ALSO,
The most approved Greek and Latin Clas-
sizes, English School Books, and good as
| sortment of Stat onary Articles.
November 2. eo3W
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ll:h no 9Th. dit
GERMAN ALMANACS,
FOR
1912,

FOR
1912,
Are Just received ior sale by
LINES KEN.NEDY, sen.
October 81 eo4W.
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~ The Editor Of the Republican Farm
er, at Staunton, and Winchester Gazette
at Winchester, are requested to insert Che
above three times, and forward their accounts
to this Office for payment.
October IL s'
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BOSTON. September j.
LATE FROM PORTUGAL.

There have been numerous arrival,
from Lisbon. and other Portuguese ports; |
some of which sailed as late as the Elm
July. No recent general battle had been|
fought; but the reporters say. the move
ments Of the French indicated speedy
one. The tidings of the affair Of the Lit.
tie Belt excited some agitatiOns at Lii.
bon, which had subsidized. A proclama.
ton has been issued for general impress
ment of the male population of Portugal
The removal of the stores from Figaela,
to the Tagus for the supply ofthe arm!
on the south Of the Tagus had given rise
to ridiculous report that French d.
vision was advancing on Figueras.
Boston Csntiad.
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ISOLATION that the wants Of the rich i.
been attended to. and that silks, Ls'l
sc. will be afforded much cheaper a
heretofore, and yet We hear eterns),r
the consideration which is paid to tls !
terests and wishes of the poor, by n
benevolent rulers. while the federal
are represented as unfeeling aristoerjl
and monarchists.
For the benefit Of our merc,nI
friends, we insert the prices curre0,
Bordeaux, on the 18th Of July, of sr'1
articles as we are permitted to carry /
our own vessels, and without imperial
cences.
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then . war uith US would not lnduce -;
britain 1 to do what a war scith France an ~
the 1chols continent Of Europe na s NV, ge
been able to iorce her to, what sian , "s
have gained at the end Of our war; - ~ 4;
shah hare grufifed tie pindietirs an aI ~
aboiical spirits Of a parcel Of renesoaoss :
tho mean malice Of the Jefsrsonians, ana '.'.
the sublime rage Of Bondparte' a'" ~
shall hare to put up zcith the t0ss'
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Tobacco can only be sold to govern
ment, and no price is fixed:
The duties are calculated with 20 pn
cent. additional. :.
Exc. on London, IS. II 80 pr. ID. st-A
u. States, 4 So per dollar.
Spanish dollar worth 81
A frank is about 19 cents. An hu.
pounds French weight, is about 1OS Anne,
lean.
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From Lisbon, Jilud6. 1911.


+" We have no news from the armies
Lord Wellington still has his Head Guar
tiers near Elvas, and his troops are eau
toned to guard against the inclemency Of
the season.-The French are also in ea''
tonments. His Lordship's popularity y
continually increasins.-IIe is hailed 81
the political Saviour of Portugal. us
wisdom is equal to his valour; and h'
vigilance never ceascs.-Ie enjoys III,
common health, and is in the prime 0.
life. He was born May, 4, 1863. aad Of
course is in his asd year, Marshal BE.
resford remains here, organizing s0ds
important business with the old womea
which compose the regeucy.-Ke is maep
troubled with the endemic of the season,
fever and ague.] The young Prince !: =.
orange has gone to the army to try D.
metal.-Great numbers Of sick Of ie'e.
ana asue ara continually arriving hsN
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I1sBoN, July 16, 1Sll.
OFFICIAL.

From Lord Wellington to President Fors
jaz, dated st. J0n0. Jnly IL, 1914.
"The enemy continues in the same pS'
sitions as advised in my letters to yMa
Excellency of the 4th and 9TH install
The enemy's troops retired from Abb
querque the 9Th. The Army Of Portpl
gal occupies the right margin of the gu
adiana.
"General Blake made an attempt h|
get possession Of Niebla in the night 81
the sOth June, in which place the enemT
had garrison Of 500 men. Isince learn.
ed he failed in his attempt; and remain.
ed before the place until the cd ms.
when he retired.
"From the North l learn that Mar
shall Besscires has returned to ValladolI
from Bonevente: and about the end oil
June he had assembled in Valladolid, and
the vicinity. considerable body of troops
General Bonnet continued in the vicini'!
of Leon and Benevente with the troOP
under his command. have received d
letter from General Silyeira, who informs
me of the destruction made in a Eresra
corps which attacked a Spanish detaes.
ment Of the army Of Galicia, in front oil
Astorsa, on the 25th June. The gurri'
las continue very active in their opera
iOns."
The Lisbon papers contains several or
ders OF Marshal Reresfo,y, in whieA
there is no intimation Of MS being aJot!
to return to England.
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dient servant,
GEORGE w. BRVIEG.


10 Mr.. dc Roesattdntz, &c.
SrR-it was under the fullest conviction and the
strongest sense Of tlic injustice which has prevailed
m the sentences Of the Danish tribunals on cases Of
american capture, as well an anxiety immediately
to arrest the course Of those cxccsscs on the part OF
hc plVatceis, too much countenanced by such dcci-
sions, which are laying waste the prot,srtv of A,nc
i1ean citizens; that vcnturcd on the 3ist ult and
on Tie "a Instant To request that the proceedings OF
the tribunals should be suspended, until having had
the honor OF preventing my credentials to his ma
Jesty' should 6e cnabed 60 enter into regular com
m,lnication with your Exccllcncy.
~ tbs trst, formal address TO YOU upon the sub.
lcct {" The rcciamatiuns with which am charged IL
'sncumbont upon ne TO express the extreme sur
pFse aad concern with which my government, has
seen the l,Foperty Of its innocent citizens whilst
employed III fair aud legal commerce, ravaged
~ Tue erIizers OF nation, between which and the
y SIaHs Che 'aeai Tergert taFmcpy ;,s R.gays tx
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EDUCATIoN.-WnLLqu EivIN,r sue,

. IL DUCATION.-WILL EJVLVGI, success
EZ sor to Mr. Wood, teacher, respectfully begs
leave to acquant the ladies and gentlemen of the CT
~ Of Richmond that, on Monday the Stl instant he
will commence teaching, in his school rooms next door
ID the Custom House.
As w. +. student for several years at the
University Of Glasgow, he produce certificates
from the different professors and proofs of his sue
resslul competition in polite literature. Having also
been employed in the profession of Tutor to youth
both in Scotland and England he can shew ample
testimony of his assduous attention to the improve
Inent of his Pupils.
Hours of attendance, terms and other particulars.
may be known at the Academy.
n b. Ladies aud Gentlemen who intend to honor
Slr. E. with their commands requested to do so,
ition of the Christmas holidays be no reason for I'M
necessary representation any, the scholars shall
enjoy the benefits of their attendance free OF expence
until the LIST of January next.
Richmond, Dec. z. st
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y SARD-john Wood begs leave to inform his friends
~ and the public, that he purposes resign his pre-.
sent institution in Richmond Friday the 9th instant
End feels happy in being able to recommend in his
place Mr.. William Ewing, gentleman who receiv-
81 liberal education in the university Of Glasgow
and support which he himself has experienced from
4 generous public.
j. w. in a future advertisement will explain the
Eaan and place of Education which he purposes to se-
tect the next year.
December z. st
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DOCUMENTS
tn. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
(coNTINUED.)
Correspondence IF g. ~. Erving, Esq. special n,;-
niSsey to denmark gpi.h the. Seer, Of .ytate
DOCUMENTS
70 the Secretary of State.

'"s'eT to Ae'smGrk saith the See'ry, 81 State.
70 tae Secretary of State
Copenhagen, June esd, 1911.
StR-iiavng had my audience Of his Dausi, ma
1esty on tine 5th Instant OH the 9th 1 addressed to
Mr. dc Roscnkrantz, minister OF state for foreign,
affairs, note upon tlc subject of the American ca.
SEES generally, then under aduicu.ion by appeal be-
tore the high court os al miraIty and ON the 9TH
scpara note respecting the cases of capturc under
british conyoy--Copy OF those Two notes A. and u.
and the lists to which they refer have the honor
herewith TO submit. la an interview which had
conversation he told me, that the matter OF both
those notes was very important, and the latter
particularly requireda great deal of consideration,
he must have them perfectly translated into the
Danish language, to be laid before the King -
therefore, must not expect very prompt re-
Plies, but IN the mean time, that lie was sincerely de-
sirous ct doing, and would do every thing i'm his pow
er to forward our business towards favorable ter
ninat.on suppose that the convoy question may
be referred to his majestys ehancerv which is the
highest ti1buna and that by which the Kingis accus-
toned to declare his will i'll matters which he does
not submit to, or chooses to take out Of the oi1na
y course OF proceedings ~
Havlng now fully informed myself of the business
entrusted to roe, 1t is with very great satisfaction
tat ind myself authorised to state to you that the
eVs which our comIherce has suffered here though
very considerable yet have not been quite so cxten.
siVe rs mas been generally believed and YOU will
earn aisc, with very particular pleasure, that the
depredafons ofthe Danish privateers have been dis
continued since my arrival have prepared lists and
statements, with view to place the whole matter be-
'ore Youth the most particular, and at the same time
most Instinct and simple form--tlesc will be com
pletcd when have received returns from Norway
ana from Hostein, respecting the fate of some few
OF the cases which occurred in the year. 1902 In the
mean mean omc' can state the result to be nearly
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10

DIN BENNETT, CLOCK g W.3TCY-.l.4-
y 6ER, RIohl,1ond, AT THE SIGN THE
GOLDEN WATCH, respectfully informs the citizens
thereof, and the public generally, that he has just
received, and offers for sale, elegant assortment
OF GOLD g SILVER WATCHES, from Ten to
IHDo Hundred DollUs-which he will warrant equal,
81 not superior, to any ever sold in this city.
n. b. Amongst his assortment is an elegant Gold
P4IE.NI LEPER-Also, Silver do.
December s. Il
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A CARD-The report that the subscriber con.

"A CARD-The report that the subscriber con
IN templates removing to Petersburg, is utterly un-
founded. lie never spoke, thought of such a
measure On me contrary, conscious that, IN passing
through various forms, Tie Academy has permanent,
iy retained all the requisites of neritorious school
he intends steadily to pursue, in this place, the in
structon of youth.
From the united cxeT,ions Of an able associate and
Of the subscriber himself every department Of in
strucion derives suitable character Of activity and
usefulness The time and attention of the Professors
TIRE justly distributed between the usual English
oranches the minor and higher classics, the theory
and practice Of the French language and tie neecs.
sary parts Of the Mathematics In English Gram
roar. Reading. PenmapslGp Epistoiary Composition,
Practical arithmetic, Cco rapi,y, History & French,
young Ladies arc Instructed With peculiar care. An
eminent Drawing Mas. r attends at TIC Academy.
L. ii. GIRARDIN.
Richmond, Dee. 3. If
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Nos1MIssIoN BUsINEss-rhe .ubscr

4 tOMMISSION BUSINESS-The subscribers
~ having associated themselvesin business respect
fully tender their services the public as Co,issi-
an merchants in its various departments and pledge
Themselves that every attention will be paid to give
general satisfaction to those who may think proper
80 entrust business to their management.
Their Office is kept over Nh. Jones's Book Store,
opposite the Eagle Tavern.
b. LEWIS,
B.sBURWELL.
Richmood, Dec.7. eIitf
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By Thomas Richie.

.UT CONDlrIONS----Eive Dollars n year, to be
paid Annually in advance. Those who do not<tircct
eher papers to be discontinued the end OF the year,
viii be considered engaged for the next.Nonc will
be dlsconnned until all arrcarages have been Iai.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted in
some respectable person in this city or Manchester.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10

g " LILLIAN COWAN, Watch-.Naket, has Just
wv received an additional supply of Goods in his
Line, which makes his assortment very general.
Amongst which are-First quality Cold and Silver
Watches, Clocks, Time pieces-an assortment of
most fashionable Jewely, Silver and Plated Ware,
with variety Of other artc'es-which he offers at
the most reasonable prices--Jewelry Silver Ware
manufactured to orler-Watches and Clocks OF eve
sy description repaired as usual.
N b. An apprentice wanted to the above business.
December 5. epSw
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(B)

CopFNHAGEN, June Z, 1907.
10 his Ercelleney mr.. de Rosenkranfz, 1sf
Minister IF State, &c. &c. &C.
SlR---Witll my note of Yesterday, trans
mitted 10 yout Excellehcy a list (iJo ~ of
rbe. Convoy eSsss." Twelve, i, nufn5sx---thc
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FOR CORK. DIRECT.

-E FOR CORK, DIRECT,
NHAAN The Coppcrfastened ship Resolution,
SEMk4kMI T. r. Jewit, Master, viii sail with
all possible dispatch, having two
thirds of her cargo engaged. For freight of the
'nander, passage, (ha>ias excellent accommoda.
6ons) apply to Ham & Shannon, Norfolk, or to
A. SHARP.
Richmond, December 7. 2w
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EIGilTor TEN well disposed Negroes
Ma are wanted, fer next wear, at our Mills.
2sor such as will answer, liberal hire will be paid
richmond, Wv fo Il
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For Freight or Charter,

For Freight or Charter,
N,ESX4S The fine new ship INDEPEND-
&MEapR EScE, Capt. Jos. A. Bayley,
now lying Mt City Point burtl,en sis
tons, expected to carry 4y0hh;ls Tobacco, or $500
bbs Flour-now i'll complete order tor the reception
OF cargo For terms apply to Bridges aud Robert
son, Richmond,' William Robertson, Petersburg, or
the SUBSCRIBER, at Norfolk.
RICHp. BLOW.
November &c. - itr If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-12-10

a OLOMON GORDON's, or LE.9TH's Oh Ia
~ Oeyn Re-occupied The subscriber having p,ir-
clased and returned to the above Tavern, in Man
of his foriGcr customers, aud meritcd portion of
public patronage. Every attention shall he paid, and
every cxertion made within the limits Of his power
discharge the duties Of Publican, and to give general
satisfaction.
NATHANIEL CHI nERS
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NATHANIEL CIIILDBRS.

HIS PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS;
For horse per light 50 cents, or % cents for a
single feed.
For dinner i2 cents
For breakfast supper, 81 cents. >.
For lodging per night, IL 1-2 cents.
December s. 4t
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NOR SALE, an excellent COTCHEE &
~ T.4R.NESS pleat all of the best
materials. Apply at this Office.
November 90. N
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~ ~ GR.dND LODGE ar VIRGL-
IL NJ4, will meet at the Masor's Hall in
tho City of Richmond, on the second Monday in De-
cembcr next.
November 90. If
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III UGH CHAMBERS, has Just opened two trunks
i elegant northera-ndde BOOTS, which he
can sell at prices considerably below what they can
Be had for at the north or here.
November 90. Qw
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CA6. /. }


LiSt Of .fmerican vcsScrsfaieti ii co,atqny
wHthe remainder ofa feet andcr conpo5
O british gan brig and sent info Chris-
tHhe and by .jIUe O0UiSh g0n 6,irS in IT,
III, 1871.
Ship Annawan, capt. Donanaldson, from Sc.
Petersburg; bound to Philadelphia, and OWL.
ed in Philadelphia.
Ship Hcspcr, Gushing, DO. Boston. Newbir.
ryport.
:, Slip Hope, Khea, do Providence (R. II
Providence,
Ship Janus, Gavin. d.. Ncwburyport, New
buryp ft.
Rarqre, Mary, Ropes, do Salem, SALEM.
bfiS Elizabeth, Campbell, do. Phiiadcf-
Brig Hope, Meik, do, Giar5leAcad, Mar
blehead.
Brig Polly, Graves, do. do. do.
Schr. Rebcccd, Nick, Gottenbuyf, do. do,
SChr. Iris, Russell, do. s;alam, Salem.
Brig Sophia, Mckenzie, do. L:verpooe
Barque Eliza, Laifl:in, DO. do.
Those vessels AnIcrican, but the car
Goes on freight, Supposed for English nc.
count, no appeal declared Coz either vcssel
(Ao.a.)
List efImetican cases no1o AenG'ap 6efSpe
fhe High CoVrt Of E3Bsjralty CT C91eHbo.
Fra, June Isl, 1c1i.
Cap.nrcd Nay IL, 1870, Schr f.-er;a.
cap;. Law, owned in New York, froll NNew3
York, bound to St. Petersburg, cetaincd IN
F,.hrsdnd.
fine ), dc. Brig Minerva, Ba&er, Port.
land, d 3. DO.
Jrac2, 10. snip Oscar, Cdaa ngham, Bo,1
timorc, Baltimore, Gn. d..
Jolly CT, 10. ,hin iiAcrva. 5myth, Mann.
Philad. Phifad. hicI, Kc.
Ugly 81. DO. SElp frtFadr, cra4.5s do.dt
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L'Sf Of .SmerfcGn vcsScIstGieti IN co,nfany
7mRWe remainder Of feet ander conpo5
british gun brig and SENT info Chris-
hahe and dyfve DoniSh gun 6ricS in IT,
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VAR IN spain. sse


we nave just been tavoured with the pc.
rusai OF letter from gentleman Of the
hrst responsibility, to friend in Baltimore,
Whien authorizes the belief, that Bonaparts
was aho'' to march into Spain with his finest
troops and best generals, TO decide the war
(as II werc) at single blow.
: To effect this purpose he had deferred his
Journey to Italy.
The breach between Bonapar,e and Alex
ander is suspended, (this gentleman thinks,
but no! heaied--the levies in the confedera..
iion OF the Rhine, the occupation Of the
Hansc Towns, sc. the strong French garri-
sons in Dantzick and other towns, on tho
BaltiSk or elsewhere in the north, are So
many preparations for the future baltic
broil," or precautions against it.
AS to the war in Spain--our merchants
may assu-edly expect that the English will
blockade the Spanish and Portuguese ports
whenever their armies are chased out Of the
peninsula. Then let them look to their ship
men,s.--B6h; fsn.
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L.q7'EST FROM pORTyG.qL.

Capt Dolliver has arrived a, New-YorI.
from Lisbon. Sailed Goth Aug. and Informs
mat on the i7th OF the same month, the II.
W OF the British army, were at Cclerico, a.
oout 40 leagues from Lisbon and the,
French army were advancing.
Capt. u. further states, that 900 British
troops were sick in the hospitals in Lisbon,
.hat reiniorcements were almost daily arriv-.
ing from England and that it was reported
at Lisbon, that the Emperor Napoleon, was
marching into Spain, with rcinforcemens
of 100000 men.