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FOREIGN ARTICLES.

The January mail, brought by the British
government hired sch. Thistle, Lieut.. Depy-
stcr, has arrived at N. Ysrk, via Amboy. She
sailed from Plymouth on the 2lst of Jan. and
was cast away on Squam Beach the 9th of
March, of the crew and newspaper mails
were lost-Passenger, Capt J. q. Ogden,
Of the 5sth regiment, with dispatches from
the British Government to Mir. Morier.
A, the time of her departure the King was
better, and had appeared in publick at Wind
sor. The Regency Bill had passed to third
reading. The Essex frigate was at Plymouth,
waiting the orders of Mr.. PINKSEY.
I. We understand the Packet has brought
dispatches from Mr.. Pinkney, for govern
mcnt. -
Since preparing the above verbal news, the
editors OF the Mercantile Advertiser has been
obligingly favoured with file of London
Morning Chronicle, to the l2th OF January,
inclusive, from which the following impor-
tant extracts were made.
London, Jan. "A new Decree has been
issued by the Danish government, by which
all trade with England is prohibited, under
more severe penalties than any inflicted by
the hand of Napoleon. Ii is declared felo-
n.y. PusstSuooiC W uCoSiis VI TIC capture Oi d
ship maintaining intercourse with England.
Jan. 8-Lettcrs were received froa Hol-
land yesterday to the date of the Cd inst. The
conscription was extended TO children of the
age Of thirteen. The Scheldt feet was moor
ed in Ruppel II is said that in Norway, 5000
naeny Intended to man the ships of war there,
had refused to proceed TO Holland, and that
the Danish troops which we're ordered to
compel them had declined any interference.
ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
JAN, live have ieason to believe, that
at lesgth the Marquis Wellesley has serious
ly applied his mind to the consideration Of
the important question ofthc Orders in Coun-
Gil, and has advised his colleagues in Office to
Como to final resolution on the subject. On
"Wednesday last IN order was sent for an
armed vessel to be ready at moments no
tice to carry dispatches to America, and We
understand they were yesterday dispatched.
We cannot help indulging the hope, from
the Presidents Message, that the differences
which have 50 long disturbed the relations
between this country and the u States, are
likely to be soon finally adjusted. After all,
as it must necessarily be Bonaparte's objec,
rather to injurc our navigation than our COM
mercc, provided they can be kept distinct,
there is the less reason to be sccpseal as to
the sincerity Of the revocation Of his decrees.
1t appears to be evidently the eonjoint in
tent Of England and France, as well rs Amer
lea, that all those obnoxious ediets and regu.
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from the comparison aBu SuOtrdCuon ot the
greater and less evils on both sides.
With regard therefore to us, the effect on
ourselves of these restrictiors on all direct
trade, whether of Importalionor Exportation,
must be, that they lend still further to narrow
a trade, already crippled and confined, which
is spreading insolvency throughout the coun-
try, and blockading up the columns of our ga
zettes.---This system threatens, moreover,
the extinction OF many branches OF manufac-
lures. England, as commercial nation, re-
quires a free trade, and she must suffer in
proportion as this Freedom is restricted and
shackipd.
1t is of no. importance in this point. Of view
whether our restrictions affect the direct Ex.
portation of English manufactures, or one Of
the equivalents for which they are exchanged.
The American merchant, as general factor,
naturally deals more in barter than in direct
sale. He has general warehouse in which
the goods Of oil the belligercnts arc deposited
and he serves his respective customers by ex.
changing with them the object OF their wants
for the produce of their industry. Throw any
impediment in the way Of this barter, and you
prevent the sale Of your own commodities by
preventing the remission Of their price.
In aword, the i'll effects Of this system arc
experienced in the daily decay Of our com.
mercial prosperity. The boundIess consump-
ton of America, the gigantick demands of
her increasing population, opening new mar
kets in the deserts, and civilizing savagcs in
to tas and sense oil the eonveniences Of
polished life, and thus raising up new custo-
mers for English goods in provinces where
the English name has been scarcely heard Of
A market, we say, like this, and which we
can now have, is worth the rest Of the trade
OF Europe put together.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 49,.

1t is said that Robert Smith, Esq. and Gen.
Armstrong, are both engaged in zvritiag books,
In defence, we suppose, OF their own conduct.
These may be expected to contain many curl
Gus details. Although Mr.. Madison may not,
like Job, have wished that his enemy would
write book yet, on a perusal of these per-
tormances, should they ever appear, he may
possibly stand in need of a considerable por-
ton of that holy mans patience Nor is it
certain that it will require. the eagle-eyed
keenness manifested towards Copenhagen
Jackson to discover insults, either direct or
indirect.
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but new motives would be given, for pro-

butnew motives would be given, for pro-
longing and invigorating them.
These observations are not meant to an
ucIpate the policy which the Legislature
may henceforward find best adapted, to
support the honor or promote the interest
OF the nation OF to PREJUDICE questions re-
lative to particular changes, which may
be pointed out by experience, or be called
for blythe state of rforeign relations. Nei-
ther 40 they imply any predetermination
as to the measure of converting the Lc-
gislature, which it will be duty to a.
dept or decline, as our national affairs
may appear to require.
The view OF our situation presented to
your patriotic reflections, has been suggest
ed by that contained in your address :;
and it will have its desired effect, if re-
calls your attention to the peculiar embar-
easements with which the National Coun-
ellis have had to contend; and enforces
the Importance Of manifesting that union
CT all, In supporting the measures of the
constituted authorities whilst actually in
force, which is as necessary to their effect
at home and abroad, as it is consistent
with the right, and with the legitimate
modes Of seeking revisal of them. In
the mode which the town of New Haven
has employed, 1 witness with satisfaction,
that in exercising the right offreemen,
the obligation Of citizens has not been
forgotten; and that it affords pledge
AMI an example which am far from UNI
dervaluing.
Itender you my respects and my friend
ly wishes. JAMES MADISON.
Washington, May II, 1911.
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g. Fourth of July Dinner.

THERE will be DINNER prepared on
the 4th of July next, at Mount Washington,
by Mrs. merriam BALL, which will be serv.
ed up in an elegant slile. Those gentlemen
wishing to partake of the same will please
call at Gullat's tavern and enter their names
previous to the time, as the necessary ar
engagements may be made to accommodate
the number who please to favor her with
their company dinner and half pint Ma.
deira Wine, one dollar twenty five cents.
June l9. Il
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, Jilne II.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Arrived yesterday, the schooner Man
Illus, Mcconnell, from Bordeaux. This
vessel left the river on the 9th May. No
alteration had taken place since the last
date, to s. favor the commerce of the
Americans" The slavery of the press,
and the alertness ofspies prevent the free
circulation of intelligence in France, SO
that little could be known there of the
war or the intentions of government
Trade very dull sugars high, and fine
Sea Island cotton worth attention To-
bacco and other articles continue under
former prohibitory DEGREES. Our March
law, published in the Moniteur about Goth
April, remained without any comment in
that Official Journal, so that it was difficult
to know what Bonaparte thought Of it,
The general opinion in France was, that
nothing would be done with the DEGREES
previously Of every to the arrival there of
a new minister from the U. States. They
knew of Barlow's appointment, and ex-
pected his speedy arrival. In the mean
time, recent orders issued for all American
property on arrival, to be landed and put
in the emperor's stores. From the ope-
ration of this edict, such vessels only es-
cape as come with an Imperial License
Indeed the opinion which obtains in France,
and causes great nneasiness, is, that there
is a settled hostility to commerce, not to
be conquered but by overturning the ty-
ranny which Expresses the whole CONT
nent. Vessels sailing hence with Imperi-
al Licences, are safe--every thing else
hazardous. In this present 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 al
lies of France. Ferdinand VII, it was
said, and King Joe would attend ; Nlasse-
ma also. King Murat, of Naples, had re-
turned his kingdom to Napoleon, and will
receive Poland in exchange; his military
talents being required on the Russian
frontier. FIVE great roads were to be i'm
mediately made over the Pyrennees, as all
that part of Spaiu north and east of the
Ebro catalonia, Navarro, Biscay, and
part of Arragon) was to form part of the
empire. French troops were returning
from Spain ordered to the north.
The Pilot of the brig Guardian of We
nus, arrived this day, says. that on Thurs
day last about half an hour before sunset
being then forty miles south of the Capes,
heard heavy eannonading, which lasted
till shutdown in north east direction
counted distinctly II guns. MOB
IIP Capt. Lewes. from New Orleans,
confirms the account of the firing is of
opinion it was exercising or scaling guns
there were three sails in sight at a long
distance in the direction of the firing.
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BOSTON, June IL
Little Belt.

A gentleman who, left Halifax on the
1st inst. informs, that the Little Belt ar
rived there on the Goth ult. in a very shat
tered condition; that she had 10 killed
and 90 wounded in the engagement with
the American frigate that one Of tho
wounded died the day after her arrival;
and that the Captain stated that the A
merican fired first. A vessel sailed for
England Immediately after the arrival Of
the L. B. and expectations of war were
entertained by many.
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NEw-YORK, June Is.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Since our paper went to press, the ship
Mentor has arrived in 50 days from Lii
verpool, bringing London dates to the 9th
of May, inclusive. A British frigate,
with Mr.. Foster, and the American fri
gate Essex, with Mr.. Pinkney, sailed
from Portsmouth,, England for Ameri-
ca, on the 9th Of May. The brig Rose
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ADVANTAGES OF WAR.
From the UHig.

"One advantage, which would result from
war forced upon US by England, will be the
Punishment. or suppression of all foreign par
tialities, sympathies and predictions, and the
restoration OF spirit truly domestic-Ame-
rican-patriotic. English influence, so long
our bane, would be Observation-Disclosures more
to take root. Such purgation is worth
war-a seven years war;
After admitting that England will force
us into war; we have here abundant encou.
ragcment for engaging in it with resolution,
and persevcring for at least seven years.
Without wishing to damp useful ardor, we
will mention, for the information OF those ts-
triots who may have lately arrived, that expe-
rience doe. not fully justify the hope of such
happy results Washington, who led the ar
mics of his country through long and glorl-
Gus war, was, nevertheless, in very few years
afterwards, openly accused by the exclusive
republicans, of {" foreign partialities, sympa-
thies, and predictions" in favor OF the very
nation against which he had fought with so
much vigor and success And besides him
il was said there were tories innumerable all
over the country so that the revolutionary
war did not " eradicate" them Howeyer,l'
is but fair to acknowledge, that we had not
then the example of France before us: The
desolated plains of La Vendee will teach us,
that the only sure way to prevent the growth
of royalists and tories, is to destroy their
wives and children, as well as themselves.
The murder of female as well as infant mno'
cence, was indeed bloody purgatioh
but we all see how necessary, how e0ee'Ha1
it finally proved to be
We learn that an attempt was lately
made to assassinate the honorable Sohn
Randolph, whilst riding in the hlyh roao
by attacking him with knife anu Ml,n
pistol loaded with quantity OF saoaiers
nails. The knife passed through ms
eloaths, and he received wound IN tue
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t. The Society of Journey
men Hatters respe fully invite the Bosses
and APPRENTICES TO attend their meeting
on Saturday evening next, at David Man.
kins, for making arrangements for the cele.
bration of the FOURTH OF JULY. -
June l9. a.
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eye, but not such as to injure him annfe-
diately.-Fed. Rep.

eye, but not such as to injure him inzne-
diately.-Fed. Rep.
To the Norfolk statement that shot
was fired from the frigate United States,
Capt. Decatur, at the British frigate Eu-
rydice, We have to add, that according to-
letter received in town from on board
the former frigate, the shot struck the
Eurydice; that it was Intentionally fired,
but without Captain Decatur's orders -
and that it was with difficulty he could
restrain continuance of the fire.
The Earydice is rated at "a guns.--Ibid.
NORFOLK, june II.
SAMUEL SAUNDERS, native Of tho
State of Connecticut, has been discharged
from the British sloop of war Atalanta,
Qat,ly arrived from Bermuda off our
Capes with dispatches and sent up to this
place.-NorJolk Ledger.
Departed this life on Wednesday even
ing last, in the s7th year of her age.
Mrs. ELIZA O'CoNNoR, consort of JMr.
James O'Connor, Editor of the Norfolk
Herald.
MARRIED on Monday evening last, by
the Revd. Francis Barclay, Doctor FIRE.
DER1c MAY of Washington, to Miss JULIA
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DAILY G.lZETI'E.
"TO SHEw
THE VERY AGE AND BODY OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE
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in-Bloom, Olcott, from Bordeaux, for
New York, with the new French minister.
has been taken by British crtiizer ana
sent into England. A body Of French
troops, in attempting to pass through tho
Polish frontier without permission, was
attacked by general Butcher and defeated
with the loss of 200 killed, and 500
wounded. The prospect of war between
France and Russia strengthened daily.
LATEST FROM LISBON.
The following is an extract from letter
from our correspondent at Lisbon, dated
April Goth, sent by the Amazon, ar
? rived this afternoon.
"Upwards Of 10 sail of American yes
sells have arrived at this port since the
10th inst. loaded chiefly with -four, corn
and rice. Upwards Of 5000 barrels Of
-four have been shipped from this place to
Oporto, where -four from the last account
say 22d instant, was worth 90 dollars per
Dbl. en- board ship. Exchange 70 the Mil
Pea.
Prices current at this place this day
on board ship-FIeur SIS so: Rice Sc
81 1-s per 1872 VT. Corn SO SO pr. BUSH
ell. Exchange 70 Milrea. Paper cur
rency 20 per cent discount
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MARRIED on Monday evening last, by
the Revd. Francis Barclay, Doctor FIRE.
DER1c MAY of Washington, to Miss JULIA
MATILDA SLAcuM of this place.
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Public Sale.

By virtue of deed oftrust executed 10 me
by Baldwin Dade, beariug date the sixth
day OF November, 1904, TO secure the pay
ment Of a sum of money due to Ion h
Thompson and Richard Veitch, Lite unser
the firm OF Thompson and Veitth; hail
proceed 10 sell at pu lie auction, for ready
money, at the coffee house, in = xan-
dria at II O'Clock, on Saturday, the thif-
teenth of April next,
4 Tract of Land, about three miles
from Alexandria, i'll fairfax county and state
OF Virginia, OIL the old Lex -3urg road little
to the westward of the lands of William Ro-
binson, Esq. containing elghty.six acres.
+. PEYTON
February 10. 2awtds.
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I,,ssoh II. Vaudeville

CtsENRs For SHE,
sa-G hqstels ,vs, yoYi and Lisbon salt
t.iyr.I o.! sy', IN s'Cks
30 BnystIlts yiu,corad" sugar.
s't hagcCi- =" 90.
s aosrh. t>pv jjitaas ,io.
SEQ, st, US green cGtIcc liz hhls. n bags
20, = y. oi,t w:s.ia :iIs;o
3yDI WI rS"e gauge
Is Hogsa&adS CiCilSScs
+ 5u Utfruls waiskey
10 dilto Kew England rum
81 byxas mov!a so>l tipped candies
h.,r"sSs h@rc'nss au" shad
10 barrels upland rutt1a
Ga ro. der, inlpc>',l ~ son, Young hysnR'
sd hyson skia 2'A I ), latest inpoi'a-
Il. 'sir. port, nis5oa, Showy, and Ca,alo-
nu H3AE5
jnGs,a ahd Antigua spirits
CoS"aa BRADY
i!2s ara and COUNTY, gin
GIabaN .icr Of Giii;vrcGt kinds; shot; Lon
d. laA j'niia,elpaia mustard; pipes IN box.
IS; ,yrjii05 ana wraPpilS paper; TESTS o.
boxes. a2st spanish and common sears
Gsi G1vd,; ,eali c~iines trace ropes; ioai
&,a Fn.u., su-.r; IA ter in hckins ; pepper
s;,y:c. cirn ,.-oH :; nu,msgs loves ana
mat; s,un; eo2peras, den9oi'ns.
1850,
slm.,s on hand, est >.:PeiG nc -four and
trs a>ls
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice,

hat the subscriber, OF alexanCria coun-
~: in he district ot Columbia, has obtainetd
f.on the Orphsns' Court Of said county let
,crs of administration on the personal estate
-oI Caroliue Durley, late OF the county afore-
said deceased: All persons having claims
az ainst tae said deceased are hereby warned
TO exhib., The same with the vouchers there
Of 10 tie subscriber, OH or before the 9TH
dav of Au,ust next; or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate =
and those Indebted thereto are required TO
make immediae payment.
s. Given under my hand this l4th day OF fe-
b.1lary, Is
Thomas DarIey, Admir-.
OF Caroline barley, deceased
February 8. '''"@"
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PUBLIC SALE.

On WEDNESD 1Y, eth instan', at eleven
o'clock, VIII be sod, at public vcndue, ali
the Houaeh9H and Kitchen FAraiture be-.
longing to The subscriber, consisting Of
FEhIHER BEDS, iieds,eatls, Blankets,
il sc. ii handsome Side Board. one large
mahogany framed SOPHIA, orc uncomn %
large Looking Glass, four smaller ditto, one
set black and rilt straw bottom Chairs one
set mahogany diltH, one handsome su!,stan~
tiaI mahogany Book Case, mahogany Ia
bles, Carpets, brass Andirons, Shovel and
longs, lew Pictures, one handsome Point
ing ia Fruit Piece), plated Candtesticks, Cot
fee aud Tea Pot, Sugar and Cream Dishes
and Salts, a few Books variety OF Kitchen
Furniture, Riding Horse, Saddle aud Biz
dc
.S'so az save time nil b. sold,
Fifteen hogshaads Vinegar and City bar
reis Cide'--ail Of which can be seen any
time previous to tie sale.
THOMAS PATTEN.
February Is. dts
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ROBERT CIR AY.

Bookseller 6 Statsancr,
Ohhosi!s tie H"aah9gton 1arern-k;ac street.
HAS LATELY RECEIVED FOR SALE
Tie ,f0Ho7v ns B1okS:
ARABIAN KNIGHTS Entertainn ent, q
vols. coT gilt.
De Qucvedos' Works, 8 vols. 90. 90.
Spectator, vols. do. do.
Ditto, 10 vols. Go. do.
Cayello on Electricity.
Cooper's Surgical Dictionary.
EeIls Anatomy, vols. calf.
Medical Extracts, vols calf, with su
perb plates.
Dalwin's Phyloloaia, Thompsnn'a '-on
.pcctus, Clark's Homer, Tooke's Punths u
Bells Surgery, 4 vols. Culten's Pr.c,, c,
Cullen's Aatcria Mc,l!ca, liailer's Pkvs.1.o
gy, iIcnry's Chymestry, Hoole's Tassc gilt
hindilg, Blail"s Sermons, vols. IL 30
rough, a poem, oy Crab, Parks Chym
trv
Virgil, Horace, Caesar, Ovid and Sal'ust
Dulphini CIarks Corderi, Rippon's Hymns,
C9Inlcy's Grammar, Pocket and Fam y Ri
hlcs. School do aud lestaments, Hutgom's
Bookkeeping, Jackson's do. Gibson's 5ur
veyht, Fintss 90 hlnworth's Latin Die
tionary, Hu.nc's ESSAYS, Bo'inhrook-s works,
y.aiies and Gentlemcn's Pocket AlnaU@cs,
for isil Also large stock of Writing and
Wrapping Paper. Bonnet Bandbox Boards,
Playing Cards, States, &c.
y B. Country merchants supplied with
school books, stationary, &c. sc. on liberal
erniS.
.Novem5cr 7.
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John G.. LADD

HIS FOR sale, NCW LANDING,
5000 bushels Liverpool ground alum
SALT,
80 Casks Apple BRANDY,
50 P eoes Russia see TING,
100 Go. Ravens DUCK,
6 Bales India COTTONS,
A Quantity of Wrapping Paper, Sifters,
Windsor SO p,
Hyson and Young JIFson TEAS,
by l0'Window Gil ass,
Some Irish LINENS, il Boxes, &c.
" MED 70 PURCHASE,
A quantity of Indian Corn in shipping or.
Der, also, few pieces oI large Locust Tin.
der.
FEBRUARY %.
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For Sale, at Public Auction,

For Sac, at PUSZlc HNCt20n,
On Moadav The first day Of April next, at
i8 O'Clock OH tne premises, the following
valuable property, on liberal credit
Two two story Brick Houses; two
one o Y hrick stores, Oh Wa2hngton street,
also our framed houses on King street, III.
c,,dln. the /, ore on the corner of King and
Washin gten streets. and two lots OF grouht.
on the west side Of Washington street, and
near to king-s:rcet, eth twenty four tees
three inches front. The above property
will bring in ., present y rem. Of me thousand
dollars per annum, ai'J is suoj,ct o sroand
1ent Of one hundred dollars annually
Richard Lewis.
January 23 @t'"i $,
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Coach making, in all its various
Branches.
f. P. TAYLOR.

+. P. TAYLOR.
y ESPECTFULLY Informs his friends
N and the public, that he contih les TO
carry On the C0ach-mokiny Husiness in all its
various branches, al the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and 7cy-
or, where all Orders in his line OF business
vii! lie strictly attended
From, all establishment OF three years IN
the above line Of business lie is able to say,
as a proof OF his workmanship, ne has MANY
MurEerS.
Gentlemen Who may please to favor him
with their ORDERS for Carriages OF any hind
or description, may depend Oh having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
n. =. All kinds of Carr Qcs and Han, ess-
cs made and repaired with ncatness and dis
patch.
FOR SHE,
4 second hand Coachce with Ha"nc5s.
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G.. Deneale, c. c.
ORPHANS COURT,

44'exa d,ia Caunty, FEB. Term, 1911.
OrD,nsD, That the administration OF Co.
roHae Dc,hv, deceased, Go insert the follow
Jug advertise ment three times IN each wee a
for TWO VIZ ks, in the Alexandria Daily Ga
zette.
Test.