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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
PHILADELPHIA, July l6.
FOR THE REGISTER.

1t must be matter of surprise and re.
gret to every man acquainted with the a.
ttocitles OF the Corsican emperor, and alive
to the sulfetings of his country, to perceive
the credulous belief so generally prevalent,
OF the restoration of American property in
France notwithstanding the repeated de-
sepuons practised by both our own aud the
0allcan Ruler, on this subject. AS we'll
might We expect .hat he would promolgate
Decree restoring to the subjugated coun.
tries OF Prussia, Germany and Holland,
the enormous contributions exacted from
them by the republican and IMPERIAL armies !;
Tor 1t is equally impossible for him to make
restitution OF the millions Of American mo-
hey' which tor these past FIVE years have
maintained his numerous robbers.
hat bonaparte will gladly restore the
VesSe!S, which he finds it impossible to con.
vert to money (for who will buy vessels in
france , IS very probable, as it is policy
winch cannot diminish his funds, and may
augment them by new sequestrations, if
"e American merchant. after such sad ex-
Pe'ience. should be so infatuated as to trust
MN ,. When the Corsican robber conquers
11e"'co, and monopolizes the mines, then
n'ay our merchants hobe for payment; till
"eN' we shall be amused for our money,
~ tne imperial farce of 6 Double Deahng,"
WIN the occasional interlude of g Repu6E.
~" honesty" P.
~~~~<<~~.~~~~
9mith and Maiissa.-Whiie the former comes clrt
- MS own name, and produces his charges, with
~'~ proofs, the latter has only appeared anonymous
VI and perhaps it ought not to be expected Of him
so any further, consistent with what is due to his
.'SA office So far, however, as we have vet seen.
instead OF any attempt at refutation of Mr. Smiths
easement the champion of the President has conf
yea ms labours to dspsrage Mr. Smiths motiyes-
wat may have been his motives, is, in orr opinions
- NIUE consequence to the public compared with
ae Facts he states, in which every man in this coun-
"ymlst feel himself interested But it IS not for us
" appear as Mr.. Smiths defender, especially since
&c mas so able an advocate as the author of the fol-
wing In the Baltimore American. The piece is re-
tD0isned' however, from another motive than for
- ueiehce OF Mr. Smith let the reader observe well
- contents, and he viii find further disclosures of
much ofth and anOment---M 4. Ev. Posi-.
From the Baltimore american.
ne commencement of Mr.. Madison's
slndlCatlou, at least what may be consider
"a "a as his vindication, having been just pub
.snea IN the National Intelfgencer of this
"Ay' the people of the United States will
.Ion have before them what may be deem.
~ ms exposition as well as Mr.. Smiths !;
uu viii therefore thus be fully enabled to
he \
.ae'ory Judgment. As to the angry decla.
, :. and petulent invective in which this
hampton seems disposed to indulge, mas
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
Twenty-one barrels Of Flour
for
OnehundredbushelsofW hedt.

I>HE subscribers having lately put their
i Mill in complete order for manufac-
turing Super6ne Flour, inform the Farmers
of the neighbouring country. that they will
give for every hundred bushels of nice clean
Wheat, weighing sixty pounds 10 the BUSH
ell, delivered at their Mil, Twenty.ons
Barrels of Super6ne Flour, the inspection
of which they will stand in Baltimore.
George Town, or Alexandria. They think
from the uncommon liberality Of the terms
which they offer to the Farmers, that they
have right to expect large share Of the
crop just gathered. No exertions shall BE-
wanting on their part which may enable
their customers to take advantage of the
present high price Of Flour, by getting their
crops speedily to market.
They will saw timber on the usual terms
and at the shortest notice.
WILLIAM B. KING,
JOHN RICE. fsf
Mill Greek. July 26, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
FROM THE WINCHESTER GAZETTE.

10 the Honorable the Speak,
er and Members ofthe Sc
nate and House of Dele
gates Of the Commonwealth
Of Iirginia-The Memori-
al and Petitionofthe subscri-
bers inhabitants ofthe Coun-
ty Of
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-11

but Is The conditions Of it pte.e ct ~ Ala.
natige, one side Of which drpsnds, no, !.
the viii Of his ESisa,.niic mairs,y a. ali W.
altogether on that Of The United S,,, wv
and wk;ch cannot b. adopted BIZ then, :
I'll after the Glst of n .vember atx / IT,
cessMily follows that tar conditions AZ, ~.
precedent, as has been supposed, IN. s,b
sequtn 81, as | rrpresvnt ,hsm-..ra;,
reasoning Will ~rv,tive Illustration lm'
plain and unsap!isticatrd statement eff ~
ause of Ca.ozr's declaration. VIZ: Th..
the Berlin aud Milan DEGREES wiil cras. !.
operate after the Gfs, day Of Nsr,nLV
next. ON one OF TWO conditions; either ri y
Grs at-Bli tain shall revokr her orders
council. SO far as they violate the ma; !
tiae rights Of the United STATES, or d.,
refusing to do sd, The Jniud S a.es 81 =
revive toward, h-f citain SECTIONS OF ,hs;.
late non intercourse law, conIefma,ly III
an act of Congress OF the Fl ST MAY l,,,
In this we find nothing of 4 con,vm.u
rancousc cessation OF the Fr, nch decrers /, "a
British orders in c%ouucil, nor that e..
,iockadc OF France must b3slecal:ed !. (
fore The first day OF Novsmb r mex j..
deed the very reverse is TO be found thrr+. I
for il contains IN express rnpaeemeR. H..
the DEGREES shall cease If thu United Stt.. I
do a certain act. which all the world saot
they cannot do tiH Gfer that ds,..
These remarks may derive some alait,,.
al .orcr from the contents Of my letter. ~
| Mr.. Mason, which Will, / hope, sber B
tina. tbs concs ss,uns made by France ,otAE
Uniud States are at least sufficiently yhlR
! stantial ;u invite from Great Britain to,n,
measures Of a character equally conci!i.t,.
| rs, and that :" earnestly desiring To see.
commerce Of the world restored TO IL,
| freedom which is necessary to lis prosper.
W" and no more h':isstias to follow i.
good than she has done to follow the I'D
examples OF her n~iSht,or ard rival, .a
will go on to declare, thas her orl-rs II
ecu, ell, &c. SHALT cease after the Grs Gss
of Move mber txt, on condition. rilhs. 4
that France shall have actually w~,,,ldass s
! her offensive DEGREES on that day, or, taaaS
if she refuse 20 do 90, the United StatsN
shall proceed to enforce against her ,heaF
late non int rcourse law, &c.
In my view OF ,he suhierr. nothing sas
of this Can be considered a sufficient p!|sda,
on The part of the BRUSH eove'cWa,
which, unlike tha, OF Frame, pres:A ~
alternative in ,ae cendi:ons on whi h1H
orders in council si,aa b. repeated, al!
which, OF course, ia ro MAY makes that n
neal IL, Genrr.d ar anaet, Wh!cH ~haaA
aftogt'lts that of the United States.
| have the honor to be, &c. &c.
(Sign-d)
JOHN ARMSTRONG. d
HIS EaceAency Nm. P;nk.ey. Gc. y
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January 5.


StNtSGL OK a u
Corner Of King a'a Jn'ca streets, h@ f.
Sats,
10 hhas and Is barrel, retai,ieg Sss&s
1900 pounds best greea Co.ce III bags
SO boxes Mould Candies
20 boxes No. 5 Chocolate
2 hhts 9Th proof ~5ansaica Ram
500 ya:ds Tow Cloth
Russia and Ravens Duck
A few Bags Pimen,o.
ALSO,
J5ast RECESSED PR waoe,sy HazGe2.
lo barrels No. 1 Beet,
EGO pair mems thick Shoes,
| case caiid'enss NoEotca HAS,
"A g~usntity domestic iaaauisc:Nta4 eass
and iiaen Cloth.
January l0- ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-11
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
COUNTY OF ALExAEDRIA' ss'
Nevember FERN. 1871.
Alexander S. Hooe,
corntlainant,
against I'm Chancery.
Stcphencosk liz Tbs. Shreye,
Robert Gray aid Peter
Billy, a:Jenaanss oooLa

not having entered his appearance anu ~
security according to the act OF assembly aha
me rales of this court, and it appearing 20 Inc
satisfaction of che court upon atfdavit,t nat :ie
said defendant stephen Cooke is not an M
habitant of this district-on mo'ion OF .n1
said complainans by his counsel 1t is oruefeu'
that the said defendant stephen COOKE w
appear here on the first day of mex, term ana
enter his appearance TO the suit, and give Sc
curly for performing the decree OF The court
and that the other defendants inon,as
Shreye. Robert Gray, and Peter bn'y'
do not pay away. convey or secre.c' the aeo:s
by them owing to, the estate or effects l' sne'I
hands, belonging to the said absent de'endah.
Stehhsn Cooke, until the further order or
decree ofthe court, and that q copy OF .nis Oh
der be forthwith published for two months
saccess;yely in one of The public newspapers
publishedin this county and that another copy
be posted at the front door ofthe court mouse
of said county
A Copy-Test,
c.. Deneale, c. C.
I law2m
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NOW LANDED

From s!ooh OiiysR raacA, zig RaiGnseSs.
AN additional supply of EXCELA1S5
RETAILING COTTON.
IN STORE, j
so Bags Carolina CROEND.kgTs, !
IS Boxes Fancy SOAP,
400 Spanish HIDES. 4
TRUNKS and SHOES, scoslst.nt'srfsgS
4. GyLM:aE.
December 81. cost I'm 4
-" Having a large suantity OF csTt' u
dispose OF, At the -corncr Of Faye,t- an@hsr4
slserce Streets, iwoulG eagage to fl! Gp ~
low grounds adjacent s~heress, or TnoassD
term.. E.LIX
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K Z NJ q v A L.

The Subscriber has removed l1
Shop to the house lately occupied by Ms
AfCrea, a few doors above his late res.
dcnce, and adjoining Nh. E. GAman's, Reg
al street.
Charles Pascset
January 5. eols
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CEN. A~RMaTROkC TO MR.. PINxNEY.
Baur9saua, Sept. 29M, 1910.

| AT THIS pace, ANU Oh lic point or tI13D2T&-
| ing for the United States. hasten, there
fore, to give TO it an immediate answer.
There was no error in my representation
ta you, or in your representation to Lord
Wellesley, OF the words, or Of the mean,
ing, as | understand it, of,he Duke ct Ca
these appear to DC readily susceptible OF
mistakr. The former, no doubt, sesracs
in the most positive terms, the Berlin AMI
Milan DEGREES, and, of course, che princi-
pies on which these DEGREES were founded ;
aud 10 doing So, assurediy gave us a fair
claim ON his Britannia majrsly for a fu'hl-
ment Of the promise made by his minister
pieuipoten,iary 60 our governsaens, on the
esd day Of February, 1908 Il would, how
ever, appear by lord Wellesley's letter TO
you Of the 3ist ultine, that che British cas-
inc. has given e sew versicn to this promise
ofhis majesty, and that, as a preliminary
to It's execution it is now required, act
merely tia. the principles which had ~ea-
dered necessary the British system should
te reuscted. but shat the repeal of the
French DEGREES should also have act,-
ally began to operate, aad that the GOA.
meree Of neutral nations, generally, shoud
have been restored "a tie coalition ia
winch it stood previously TO the promulga-
ton of these DEGREES. Il would also. an
pesr from different passages in your letter.
that this deviation from the crigjnal pro.
saiss OF his majesty grew oas Of a,suppos;.
ton. that the recall of the French DEGREES
implied. 2 contemperaneoas cessation of sae
British orders ia eosacil of Noyemher.
1907. and a repeal before the Gsst day of
Q oext, OF all p~roci2maiioo b.ockades
OF Fsaaees &c. &c. Than dhis ~coastruc.
sioa aothiag la Gag opioioa can be more
errsaneoas. Were tie repeal Of the Fseaeh
decrees depesadems alone ON what Great
E<asasa aaay do. the supps.isi4sa wculA
haze IA ia saaae eclar Of fsaaaaAksxa .as :
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tard tr prevent the adoption OF measures
necessary 10 a full restoration OF the COM
mrsriai intercourse and friendly relation o.
the two powers.
feannot Omit, expressing, on this ocea.
sion, the sense I shall carry win nse o. 'ae
many obligations ! am personally ehasr %
your excellvncy, and Of the very h'gh con.
sideralien, with which have the honor
TO be.
Your most obedient,
And very humble servant,
(Signed)
II. Z. the Duke Of Gaaore, sc. &c.
TRANJATIoN.)
DuxE>oF cADoRE TO GEN. ARM
RON
Par,., sept. 1ath, 1910.
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rRAN6TIoN.)

r.t ~
SIR,
have received your letter of the s'h
Septr mber. That which wrote 10 You
the sane day answered. the first pf the ques-
lions YOU put 10 me. will add TO what !
have had the honor 70 wiite to you, MAT
The decree of the Esd March, 1910. which
ordered reprisals in consequence OF me ac'
ofCongress of the 1st March, 1909, was
repealed, as soon as We wt'e lniu'meu o.
the repeal Of the act OF non intercourse pas
sed against France.
Ga your second question, t-hasten 10
declare 70 on, that American %vesseis, load
ed with merchandise, the growth OF me n
mer;ran provinces, will be received without
Difficulty ia the ports Of France, provided
they have not suffered their flag to lose
its national character, by submitting to INC
acts of the British council: they may IN
Gke manner depart from the ports OF
Frame. The emperor has given licences
TO American vessels. 1t is the only Tag
which has Obtained them. In lhis. his ma
i-s,y has int, nded to eise a proof OF tho
yesprt, he loves 10 shew to the Americans.
If he is somewhat dissatisfied, lpeu salts
tsitr) that they have not As yet been ao!e
TO succeed in causing their flag TO be res
prc,ed, at least, he sees, with pleasure, that
they are far from acknowledging The lyran-
| nical principles of English Legislation.
The Amsrican vessels, which may be
| loaded on account OF Frenthmen, or on &C
| coun, of Americans, will be admitted iR,o
the por,s OF France. As to the mxrchan.
dive con6sca,ed, il having been cenhscased
as a measure OF rep,isal, the principles Of
| rchyisul mus, be the law in that affair.
the assurance Of my high consideration. Or
(Signed) CHAMPAGNY,
Due de laaore.
His E~cehency, Genera! Arm-
strong, &c. SIC.
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to H q Z S.

last reesised < Coz safe by tbs sabscsS'
eixAs bags best E1ESH HOPS.
Jolla G.. Laid.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08
TIPPERARY MEETING

On Thursday numerous and resrer.ohI.
Meeting OF the Cath, lies of the c,untv
iipPerary took place in Clonmell we
have not room o detail the whole of .be
proceedings, and can only br ely state thar
zen persons were appointed to the Ca,hoI;c
COMMITTEE, and Vote OF Thanks was
unanimously passed to Counsellor Soul
ly. ''u'
The Catholic Gentlemen received TWEEN
~ distinct limitations from Magistrates
assuring them of their dissent from IN.
PROCLAMATION. Mr.. Prittie, Reprssenta.ive
tor the County, was Present and we under
stand Lord Llsmore offered his sunnot.
should 1t be thought necessary
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astonishing extent. The native wool is
improved beyond belief, within a few ytsf.-
And good second aud coarse clo,hs .r.-
made at the factories better and cheap.r
am told, than can De iioraeJ from EoYial,J
-Winhow-g'ass equal 90 any made at hon,
IS manuiact't ed ~ great abundance here
And Cotton manufactures are becoming
common, that We shall soon see no conn ca
goods OF that STAPLE OF io,cica importut,,..,
mere. a variety of o.ha, articles. Of primo
necessity. might be added! iron my oml Oh.
sefFauur. Most OF all, | consider the SEN
timents ct the great bulk OF the people. they
determination 10 support their uoutst
: manufactures ahd neculae adepe ndeut or al
ioreign nations IN this, antte yeiv otner nos
sioie reNfec'.--- her new establishments,
viii never he rehnquisbed but c.n.;nu;,Iiy
Increased. to toe incalo table de,rlnicnt az
our manufactures and Commerce. Ib,s *
an evil OF sufficient magnitude To REQ ,ir,.
your instant attention and lttus, il wtiIl,.
ne subject otthe ntSt Instructions 10 opr
munster here, TO require OF Congress the re-
peal OF all duties or pr ohibitiuns Oh our poos,S
and without the least degree OF encourages
inen' 10 their own establishments ii yr
lose their trade, aud the Supplying the
country with our manufactures. We iapsr
ana cut the strong cord which biIxs tbem
In snbserVience to our views.
MY avocation, however, viii not pe,mi-
me to enlarge upon this, bot defer IN M.
next packet my further cunimun,ca,ion.
l am, My Lord,
Your very ob't humble serv't
PHiLO SIMPSONS
ne. hon. Lard Shencer, GJc. sc.
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LONDON. Aug. 81.

n
TIE KIEG--Th he &C counts from Wind
sor last night were of the most melancholy
character. HIS maiest S sulierings were
stated TO have arrived at stage which not
ouiy preCiuded any hopes of his recovery.
but induced the most serious apprehen ions
ct fast approaching dissolution. We are
happy, however, to find by the accounts
seccIyed this morning that there is sons
alteration for the better,
The following is the bulletin issued this
morning;
"WINDsoR Aug. 2i--EIis majesty has
slept throughout the night, and appeal re-
freshed this morning"
LONDON. Aug. Is.
A runner IS prevalent mat the allied ar
my in Portugal has brokcr up from the pc.
sitions IN which it was cautioned at the date
Of l,o,d WelIington'S la9t despatches nd
resumed IT'S former station in the Vic,Si{y OF
Almeida One of the reasons assigned for
this change of position, is that the enemy
had concentrated their forces on the nor
fheru frontiers OF Portugal, and again threa
tened an irruptio0. Another re ason is given
IN the superior healthincSs OF the nor bern
provinces Of Portugal, and that Lvrd Wei
Iihgton has Withdrawn his troops from the
south OF he TGgus, OF account OF the sickness
winch prevailed among hem
The BeIiqueGx of O. guns, Which came
home last week as escor OF the Cana feet.
brings intelligence that the Dntch, after
having destroyed all the fofttica ions, had
evacuated Batavia, and retired to Murack,
"a strong position IN the Straits OF Sunda
August Is.
Another Anholt mail arrived rn saturday
night, by which we received some furthr,
German papers, and letterS from Gotten.
burgh to the 7gh inst. The former do not
SIMPLY us with any intelligence Of much in
teicst An article from Vienna states that
Rud.chuck has been appointed as the pace
Of meeting tor the Turkish and Russian ne
COCA ors. Boh parties appear to be equal.
~ DESTROYS OF an aGconn datiOn.
i've letters FROM & ttenburgh furnish no
thng new relative TO the matters in dispute
between Rosie AID ancc, but thi- is &C..
CGun.eu loF by the Circumstance, tina; Tie
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las. packet from Petersburgh for Stockholm
had been taken by one OF our cruisers, and
the letters sent TO sir JAS. Ssumarez. 1t
was expected. however hat he would Tor
ward them without delay to their destina-
ton.
Last nights Gazette announces the pro.
rogation ct parliament TO the 4Sh of October
" DUBLIN. August
b" The PRoCLhMATIoN enakhe STATuTE.
q .irrest Of The Delegates Aite. a
weeks defiance of the Government. during
which period the Roman Catholic Conven
ton. III their speeches their resolutions
and their paragraphs. have denied It's pow
err, opposed its ordinances, aud r,dcued
us measures. the proof is now given that
the proclamation was no idle vaurt. Some
persons who put themselves forward either
as Delegates Of Electors are a:rested-
and II is now to be seen whether tie law
Is rong enough to protect It's own enact.
meats.
"Ihe Conventional Constituents, or Mem.
bers, we know not which. who were ure
sent at the Election in Lifiey-street Chaptj
were this morHing appreneRded by H.
Magistrates or the head Police Once.
Their names are Us follows:
O. Doctor !ohn Jos ph Burke, of Graz
by row
Doctor Breen, of Abbey street:
"Henry Edmund Taaie Esq Banker
OF Lord French's Bark, in Eomin,ck
street
Gregory Scurlog. Esq. merchant. Of
DominIck street.
-" Thomas kirwan, Esq. merchant, of
Abbey street.
These five gentlemen were brought he
tore the Chief Justice OF the Kings t,encb
on the charge OF being either elected de, =
esateS, or being present a. the election ami
aioing or assisting therein, In Lifey street
Chapel, on the 3lst. OF July, 1911, when
as we understand, they entered into sutf;
Cient bail
!, linus The question is brought to an issue
and 1t Is now 10 be enquired oil by the coun
Try, whether the Proclamation oil Inc 60
vernnent can enforce the enactment or he
LeSislaure--o whether the proceed,pps
OF the Convention are to be justified bv
quirks and bubbles For the result nj nus
inquiry the State reposes sufficient cons.
uence IN he loyal integrity ot a Dublin in
ny, TO rcpose ITS Cause IN their hands IN.
ntorma;ions have been regularly taken
before the Chef Justice, and the warram
granted thereou-the case viii Come be
fore the Grand Iuquesl OF the CIty Of Duo
lin. "-Fatriot
:" arrest of The Catholic Deleeafes. :
This morning Messfs. raaie ana W.
were arres ed urder warrant from LORD
Cmet Justice Downes, tor actne as oe,e
gl'eS--and MIR Scurlog Drs. Breen and
Bnrke, FOL ac.ing as electors OF delegates RI
the Catholic Committee. were also arr.>, ed
aud me "huie these gentlemen ,yer.
brought IN custody to the house of the I.o, Il
Chief Justice, in Merton square, where tn..v
respectively gave bail TO stand their ,r,,.
TO- the aiedged oifencc--these proceedings
nave occaSioned very great sensation n
town. anu 1t Is SAID, Piivy Council will
be assembled to-morrow
= w understand hat there are severa
warrants issued against other persons. whr
are not yet IN custody for similar alfeoeed
offences.-Corre8hond
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 8.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

We havs just been favoured, by Capt.
Page. of the ship Robert Walr. arrived at
this port from London, with file. of pa
pers to The 22d of August, from which we
are only able to extract the following arti
Giles for this days REGISTER.
We understand that rupture between
Russia and France was rumored in London
when Capt Page sailed.
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%. The supreme executive power and
lac nigh court Of justice. shall have iuris
uicuon over all offences abusive of the Ii
oery of the press. regulating themselves
oy the laws already in force and those of
his regulation.
francesca X YANES. President.
JOSE PAUL Vice Secra,ery.
Caracas TUESDAY 9th August. 1871
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AWFUL EVIDENCE OF DIVINE HIS
ice.

Our London papers by the Robert VAIN
aid but very little interesting mater to our
FORMER adVIces. The state of the k,ng IN
p ars principally to eugtoss the at enfion p pf
the London Paragraphists. From these +
evidently appears. that ne is in as low and
distressing state as is possible in a cop;i
ton OF human existence He has become
totally blind and helpless He is under the
necessity OF being carried from his bed 70 h;c
CHAIR and in undergoing this. he 10 fire..
quent'y affected with paroxysm which seen
topresage his final dissou iion.
The attention OF his ply sicians is therefore
necessarily confined to endeayor 20 aneIin.
rate has Sufirrings, without any rational ~
pectauoh OF ever restoring him to bodily
sanity. oou"y
No hing decisive with respect to tn. v;sw.
OF Kussi a. contained in the English nanrrs
SPECIFICATIONS OH this subject are yar,aDje r.
Contradictory.
~ American affairs the London Gazet,es
are, we may say, totally silent. The Win
lent sensation created by the affair of the
Little Belt appears To have supsidea ant
the pubic seem 10 wait, in sullen indiGer
ence' Tor iiIucidatory advices from this side
OF The water.-PhiL Ca.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-08
August 10

The China fleet has all safely arrived in
the river They have on board nearly five
millions of dollars for the service of the COM
pany.