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SUGAR CoFFEE MoLAssEs &c,

SUGAR COFFEE MOLAsSES &c.
20 Hhds. } New-Orlcans s Havana Nlusco-
10 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and Havana DO
10000 ID. Loaf & Lump do
10000 b. Green Porto Rico * St Donil's0
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Run
80 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
SO bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
700 bushels Ground Alum Salt
With hisusual general assortmeneoi ~ Ai'eo'
LIQUORS, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By p
Corner Of King and Faigfar Streets
April s.
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BENJAN1N May, Coaanlainant, IN
Us. Chan
JOHN FosrEn's Executor, Defsndaut,J Gerry.
In this case few of the Credl-

In this case few ct the Credl-
tors have exhibited their claims, notwithstand-
ing the notice which was repeatedly published
in this paper between the 18th and 25th OF
February last. The persons who have failed
to produce their claims, and whose names are
mentioned iii the proceedings and orders en-
tered on record in this suit, are William Stew
art, William Bucklcr, Thomas Gilliat, John
Gadsby, Samuel Greenhow, aud May and
Fosters Assignees.
The above named persons, and all others
interested, are hereby notified, that on Mon
day the LIST day Of June next, at 10, A. NJ.
shall proceed in the severalmatters referred
ON or before which day they are required to
produce their claims, and evidence III support
of the same.
Colin Aud, M. c.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1872
NOTICE.

yEyHIS day Dissolved, BY mutual consent,
the Cohartnershnofld'Kn Knights Stezoatf
All those indebted to said concern, are re-
questedto make immediate payment to Charles
~ Kanght, who is fully authorised to receive
the same and to settle all the business of said
concern.
Charles Midnight,
John Stewart.
April 27.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-20

LANDING
From tie brig Neptune, CAPT. Breed, from
SaLem--AND FOR sac By
Lawrason 6 Fowle,
IL casks Red Wine
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralsins
Is bags Almonds
5000 lbs. Gambia Soap
One bale blue Cotton Cloth
One case containing 500 pair white Silk
Stockings
200 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
.ALso, the Cargo Of Brig Sarah, CAPTAIN RoIfe,
from Portland,
$4,000 feet Merchantable Lumber,
40 barrels Muscovado Sugars,
6 hhds. Molasses,
6 hhds. West India Rum,
80 boxes Chocolate,
20 barrels Biubber Oil,
bags Coffee.
May IL St
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JACKSON & RUMNEY,
G0YER's WHAkF,
tJo-,, La. Cnio

Haze tor Sale
Now landing from Sch'r MELINDA. from
Boston,
A few sets elegant Fancy Chairs, various
colours,
Ladies' Dressing and Work Tables, Setee,
Wash stands, &c
packages cout.ining No. a, s, 8 & 10,
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Also,
A new invented Machine for cutting Straw,
and small quantity Balsam CapeW
April %.
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FOR RENT,

A Two Story Brick House, in good repair
with Garden and pump In the yard. Pos
session may be had in two or three days.
Enquire of FERDINAND MARsTELLER, or
LAWRENCE HooFF.
April 2
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Valuable Property.

ON Monday lhe 25th OF May next, will
~ he sold, at Public Sale, on the premises
at y o'clock, A M--those two spacious e.
legant BRICK HOUSES in the CITY OF
Washington, late the property OF General
Washington, situated on North CaproS
Street and running back to New Jersey a
venue, containing tho whole OF Lot NO 10
and parts Of and square 634- wore desl-
rublc property is not within the clty--iln-
mcdiatoly after The sale of said Los and
Houses, will be exposed to sale Lot NO
in square 6e7. nd those highly valuable wa
ter l.ots No. 70, Is, IA, in square CO.. with
the liberty OF improving in front CT them
Into bold deep water in the -,astern branch'
This D p ,tg is old under decree OF the
Curt, aad will he sold on credit OF twelve
mo,uhs--,be purchaser to give bond win
approved security carrying interest from me
day Of S loo dollars will be required III
cash or an approved Endorsed note at % days
m title TO be made until thepurchese mo-
ney is fully paid. Wv
April 10. ."
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AN EXHIBITION
Of Ivory Sculpture I;

Containing an Historical Accounted the
most sacred parts Of the Old Testament.
Also, a WATCH of a curious construction,
which will play variety of tunes during the,
Exhibition loud enough to dance by. iiand-
bills will be distributed containing an account
of this singular Performance, which will be
found literally to correspond with the sacred
History The Ladies will find amusement
for several hours in viewing this curiosity,
Admittance SO Cents.
Nav
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Z No. 3651
PUBLIC SALE.

On Saturday The Esd Of May inst. quiH be sold
al the Market Square, for The use Of tAePoOr,
A quantity Of DRY GOODS,
found ia the house of Phebe Loudon, free
black woman, supposed to have been stolen
Terms of Sale, Cash.
John Neil,
Elijah Chenault,
Consta6les.
May IS It
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For RENT,

Possessfon 10 be giuen The 2oth Jl'ne nsTt'
FSNIAT Coinmodious Three Story br rice
i DWELLING HOUSE & GARDEN,
% Dnke Street, built /. Elisha Janney' and
a. present occupied BY r. B. Lee, Esq. For
TENS apply to RIcHARD ~ Sco49:
N. Elllcott.
AprF so. ot@o'A'
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TO THE AMATEURS OF THE ARTS
AND ADMIRERS OF ANTIQUITY. .

70 be seen at Mrs. Mary 7aylor's, meet door
10 Mrs. Craycrgi's Boarding Honse, from
the hours Of 9 o'clock in the morning, until
10 at night,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-07-28

the principal armies on each side lad entered into
cantonments. Marmont's head quarters at SsIa-
msnca, with his left stretching along the strong ne
formed by the heights OF Aviila towards the Tagus
and lord Taavera at Fuento del Honor, on the
mountain frontier of Spain and Portugal. This last
position is ON the north side oil the ragus close upon
its margin, 81 miles west by south OF raavera lie Ia
Regina, and 81 miles south by east of Cudad Rodri-
go aud Salamanca is but 20 miles north of Ciuiad
Rodrigo
A sharp and sanguinary conflict took place on the
81 of Juue, between the Spansrds under general
Bailasterns, and the French under gen. Courroux,
near Dornos. The papers OF Gibraltar, in Nav,
mention the junction OF 1000 Ereneh nf,,,rv, viii,
140o cavalry, in the direction OF Gaudaicia river 4;
Bornos is on that river.
HE Spanish force, according to- their own &c count,
was 6OOO men, the Freach 5000 according to The.
same accounts and the action is described saneri-
nary and well fought. The SpanigT,is arede scIilc,I
as having commenced the action will, great spirit,
but we're unable to stad the charge uf the French
the route of the Spaniai'ls complete they left
$500 dea'. the field, ano',s, whom their lii-
tant and brissoier gen. Dou Pasca, Aiaupoey. The
Spanish accounts describe 1t as the most desperate
action, and the most sanguinary, for its nulnhe rs
since the commencement of the war; and they lost
all their abes, oiiecrsrhe Spaniarls do net state
The French loas. The debris of the Spanish fore.
were collecting south OF the Gauialeta.--.4tr0ra.
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DOMESTIC.

CHARLESTON, July 1.-THE sch'r. Lee
ha-Ann, M 'lntosh, (arrivcd on Wednesday
last, from Havana and Maracaibo) left the
latter on the 14sh May. \ small schooner
arrived there, which had captured the Ann
Maria, captain MCPHERSON. from this port
bound to La Guayra. She was taken into
Coro, and the captain, passengers, and crew
We're Imprisoned. Among the passengers
was frenchman, who, from his papers,
was proven 10 be an Emissarv of Bona
parie, with Instructions relative to the cause
OF his master III the Province Of Caracas.
A Brigadier- Gencral from Puerto Rico, with
a number OF European troops, have arrived
at Coro, marched into the interior, and Ia
ken the town Of Truxillo, and the city of
Marcia. He was very successful in his
progress through that Province, having en-
bodied number Of volunteer inhabitants,
who joined him in an expedition against the
province of Valencia. De>erters from Mi
randa's army had brought so of the heads
of the Republican Government to General
Monteverde-They had arrived at Mara
caibo before captain Nj 'Intosh sailed. II
was said that troops from Havana, under
General Perze, had been successful in tax
ing Santa Fe, Carthagena, &c and things
indicated favorable change for the Royal
lists. Timer.
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ENQUIRE G-OFFYCE, Ju!y %.
WILES or TIE FNrE1ty


we were at some loss to guess the n,r
port OF The Proclamation alluded to bv James
bray OF II, NJ. b. Piumper in his letter4
OF the 9TH 70 Admiral SAWYER in these
words; while ! send n. the Proclamation
you entrusted to my charge" We.were. a :
ware OF the tratagems and wilcS OF the en-
envy. we knew how reIigiuusly she has
followed up the ma.lim II diyifr and
co'lqIGr. The proclamations of Bureoync
ana MOVE during the last war, which were.
intended to seducc and divide us, were fresh
IN our recollcctions. The mission of John
henry, OF very recent date, was marked
ny the same insIdious and ungenerous fea
lures. But what was the precise purport Of
oa"yer Proclamation, it was impossible to
guess when gentleman of Manchester.
put INTO our hands the following COW of II
"hich he received in NJ. s. from Ncw-Vork
iHd whose authenticity las his corrssDon-
jent assures him) may be relied on
i'aNhg understood that the Inhabitants Of Fast
po't nave manifested disposition to avert hostile
urs with The Subjects Of g.; Bf,tai,,it i 49,.
m".'c known to them, and al concerned Tia, nom
Wish 70 discourage as HI as possible every sr,aces
G dePredatory warfare which can on,v have a fen
"ensy To distress private ndiyidrals--(T, iavs 70
Pcet'vey issued orders to the nayal& Land force, 4,
fsApeel the persons and property ofthe iulsltorts
o, hC1of rs long as they shat carry On tlci,. ,,,
al am accustomed trade aud intercourse with ooy
~ ''"t''5 tit ABSTAIN IRON Of lOsfiiify
ana moicstauon towards the inhabitants tber.or s,
t"eh pr0pcTJ'-n0r shall this system Of perf.ct
ncntra'ty towards Eastport lie departed from ,yit
out "ne and timely notice being given thereof
Given under our scals
!. G. SEERBROOKE. IT f,oi Cou,,.-.,.,:,..
HERBERT SAWYER, Vice AdniraI.
Can an Americap read ,,.is without in
dignatipn A British admiral assume the
power Of declaring one of ourrorts a neutral
port hat he should 50 far insult the ci-
tI1ens Qt This country, as to srpnose au,.
part OF 1t capable of flying IN the face of The
laws, ara accepting miserable boon At the
hdhos oil tie enemy That he shonld temnf
tbtm GO violate the laws % the land and to
risk tic preparation Of treason ,-.Thogc
are attempts which sufficiently hcsDeak thc
msidious policy OF our enemy---it is the
spirit OF Henry in d new shapc--it is tbe
spirit OF SEDUCTION and Of disunion---yet !,
10 longer turks in the shape Ola spy bu,
goes forth IN broad day with matchleSs i'm =
pud.nce' ia the shape Of an Official Procla-
nation.
Tie British have purposes in view
me one, mean, secondary and sub ,rdinate.
ne ONE deep, dangerous and damna5lc.---
VthcN do m more they ~ least hone - o..
upplies Of -four and provisions t',rongh e..
citizens Of Passport. Elstport is the most
-
Ore OF tie letters Intercepted in ,,,e ,t,--,r,.
PRIZE to the Plnmper, but re .5,snl w. ,,,, 49,;
dity o. her crew. ''' ~
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{" .illanv. Safurdlu. ~, !
BALT1NoRs, tuly %.


Our quota of the drafted militia is order.
ed for inspection on the goth inst.
il is believed, that part of the quota will
be stationed at .4,Tnai,oiis, and in that char
ming situation be exercised and discontinued
under the command of a set Of very capable
and patriotic officers
TIE BLooDHouND-(B British Sty-TesseL)
Shortly alter the oyerhauing OF this YES.
sci by the Cora, an American on board
that had been imfresSed three years since.
was recognized by capt Barbour * several
OF the citizens OF Annapolis tie was imme-
diately demanded and Oohn Bull being nm
der cow was given up-One of her boats
Coming ashore the same day. the men babe
the officer Sood bye at the wharf a few
more, we are told, swan ashore-but be II
as it may, several gangs of good-lookine
fellows arrived in town yesterday, hailins
" from Annapolis and enquiring the way
to the nearest rendezvous for privateers-
men.-Ihey say, the last time they shipped,
they were Pressed, but now they would
choose for themselves. Ubig
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IRON CANANA

r gentleman who left AIonfreaJ Canada,
on the 14th last. informs that Gov. Pnr
VosT hac caused the persons who lately
TOOK and burned two vessels near Ogden.
burg, TO be arrested, and their PROPERTY
seizeo to indemnify the owners that the
lhhaoitants OF two ranges of towns on each
sac OF the line had agreed to abstain from
voluntary hostilities, and to arrest individu-
al aggressors; that the militia OF Canada
are embodied and disciplining. & appear We
~ royal and that thsy calculate ON Is 900
regulars in Upper anG Lower Canada. New
Brunswick and Move Scotia.
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ARMY MOVEMENT

bALTIMoRE, July GA detachment Of
me -. D. Troops, part of the Regiment .un-
der the command of Col. William II. WIN
GER consisting of three companies of one
hundred men each, passed thro' town this
morning, on their way to The Rendezvous at
carlisle, whence they will march to ioin
the Northern army. These companies
were commanded by Captains Sangster
Montgomery and Sullivan.
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- n Camp meeting i'll nc at Providence n,ee:.
ing ing honse in Chesterfield County aDout one n:o
rom the upper gate on the Manchester 'r,,,r,,ilc
on TUESDAY the 18Th Of August in place of JI"ts-
day the 2Oth as heretofore appointed under the sn.
petintendanee of the Rerd Philip Bruce, p. r. Me-.
herrn Dsiriei.-the period # is duration. en,bra.
L. States. u '"e
July 2S. "a.
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4 - OTIS, offers for sale, 10 hhi5 St. Croir and
4 Antigua Rum; Lids * so harrels II. +. do.
ucrces 30 barrels * 50 bags Grccn Coa.e. ri ~,
Tyson Fea bids plain Glass Ware. ss'orfoJ.
bGN elegant Cut do do; I00lbs prime l,ufrreos On
S 3,D lsIdee' Cratco Stone Ware ct Crolirss
Z. S"Iu."cl''y constant suppl, Of Caudss &: saso.
casks winter strained Lan,p Gil 80 brx.. 81
Hcr1ngs' 10 cases Wool Hats end so boxrs ~
s.ohe 'is3, daily expected from New. Yol lax slo
Gi1my Nara Is bids line Green Cunec: 5 cLc,,s
.soa, 90 i'"p"''h Teas, latest importation; aud
July IS.
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GENERAL ApNsrRcNc

Many have expressed doubts of the ac-
ceptsnce by this iliustrious veteran Of the
appointment OF Rrigadier-G General lately
conferred On him by the national govern
mcnt. We have understood from no dub
ons source that the General will receive his
commission with the promptitudc and alac-
rity of good citizen and a faithful patriot.
Bat. .fnleYicu,,
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BAL TI1I0RE pRIZE.

Arrived, July q, British schooner Fanny.
togarty, from st. CroiX, bound to St. An
drews,. with cargo of sugars; Prize to
ne dolphin Prlvateer, Capt. Stafford, cap
sers of any kind or any thing IN the RAJ,
bound up.
Vessel and cargo are said to be worth
$4,000 dollars '''
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FROMHALIFAy

n Halifax paper OF the 9th inst was
received At the Boston Exchange Coffee
Hruse.
The Proclamation of the Governor Of Ne
va Scotia. announcing the war, is ted July
!. The General Assembly " as ordered TO
meet ON the 2lst.
The Governor Of Nova Scotia has also is
sred the following Proclamation.
PROCLAMATION, &c.
VA HEREAS every species Of predcto-
W ny warfare carried on against De
tencsiess Inhabitants living on the shores of
the United States contiguous to ,hispro-
vince and New Brunswick, can answer no
good purpose, and viii greatly dissre IS In
dividuals have therefore, thought pro,
per, by and with the advice of His Males
~ $ Council, to order and direct all Eis
Nalesty's Subjects, under nay Gnveinment
TO abstain from Mo,csting the Inhabitants
living on the shores Of the United States
contiguous to this province and Ncw-Bruns-
WICK and on no account TO Molest the
Goods, or unarmed Coasting Vessels. be-
longing to the DcfeaCcless Inhabitants on
me frontiers So long as they shall abstain,
on their parts, irom any acts OF Hostility s.
Molestation towards the inhabitants of hi,
FrcF nee and New Brunswick, who arc in
i sImliar sitnation--Ir IS therefore nv wish
ana desire, that the Subjects OF the United
'tates. living On the Frontiers, may pursue
IN peace eheIrusua and accustomed Trade
ana occupations, without AIolcstaticn, So
long as they shall act in n similar way to-
WARDS tire frontier Inhabitants of this Pro
vince and New Brunswick.
And do hereby order and command al
His Majesty's Subjects, within my jursdic-
ton, to govern themselves ACCORDINGLY, I'M
til further orders.'' -"
Given az Halifar, J1ly s, 1912,
J. &. SE,ERHROtSvF
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we understand that Mr.. Sampsyo. Spanish re-
s'dent OF NewYork and brother of the British Con-
tractor at Lisbon, is buying up and SHIPPING large
stocks of -four at N Y and pLiJadeInlio IL, Z "assi
can slnps and we presume under Blifish Hcensr
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NEW -YoRE. July &C.
ANOTEEH NAIiIA DI !, npltZIs

]A-'O N-A~IN F<ttN' u OLE EfILE.
The privateer Ieazcr, capt. Wooster, of
this pore, has re-captured the valuable fine
American ship Margaret, Of 400 tons, cop
pered to the bends, and not years Old
The Margaret was from Liverpool, laden
with $4,000 bushels OF salt, 364 crates of
earthenware, and quantity OF ironmnnge-
ry, bound to Portland, and was captured a
few days since by the British brig of war
Plumper, who put a priSe-master and -
scamen on board, and ordered her for Hall
fax. The Margaret was shortly after fall
len IN with b. the priyateer Teazer, capt.
Wooster, who re-captured and sent her for
Portland, where she has safe arrived.-
The Margaret and her cargo, are estima-
tsd at S 50.00ol
The privatecr aohr. Eagle, sailed from
this port yesterday, on a cruise. Three or
four others are nearly ready for sea-
pilot-boat b"ilt schooner, named the
Water Witch, 10 tons burthen, and pierced
for Il guns, was launched at Philadelphia
on Saturday.
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SALEM, July 15.-Argived British Sloon E,doo
vor, Newman, of Bermuda from Newfn,.n,IIa,,d
bound to ST Andrews, with sugar. prize m tho ,;
Vateer sloop Polly Of this port. The nrzc ,nos,e,.
OF the Endeavor informs, that off Cane SaLIa. The
Folly and Dolphin privateers discoyered . Gu, "a
brig in co both Of which they took to he mercban1'
men, and their determination was in the 1st rIa 20
board the 1mp-but having proceeded nearlt ,y;tbi,
gun shot OF the ship, discovered her to he an En-
IlSn StgoP 81 var q ~ gins (probably the IndiaG
When she immediately crowded. all sail and stool fo
inc Polly, firing several shots az her which hoeG
shl not reach her 1t afterwards comiue nm cain ,i
soop OF war manned out her launch with abon, IN
men, AMI coming within musket shot, gave dr..
cheers aud commenced brisk fire of a,r,, 49, =,
tour FOUNDER, which the Polly immed;oteI,. rc,
ned with such tremendous fire OF nn,,skctrv 90
iangrage, that in few minutes the launch ,ra: s;
ced' ana struck her cOlors. The sioop of war he
''s e"iy "'hh gun 5hot, the privatecr took to her
swceps aud succeeded in making her escaps. m
loss OF The Engishmen could not be ascerta,nel b'.
II must have been immense. The launch came rn
to the Foly with 10 sweeps--only s eonI ne
seen when she returned 70 the ship. The sloop
sustained no injury The brig that w.e ~ ~
company with the sioop Of var, was Inc ,r,ne,ort
that has been carried into Glouces.ct b,st" IT,.
eapt"red by the Madison while the s!1oD of war ,rae
in chase Of the Polly. "'' was
ANOTHER PRIZE.
y line British brig Of 200 tons. from Ij,,,,,ool
.,2hnd to g. Johns, loaded with san. arrive5 .,
harDlehesd yesterday q prize To the Iio, OIL
'"O"0nH pFiyateers. The brig was armed win 4
o'''''' '''' mus no resistance Salem Reg.
BosToN, July Is Arrived AZ Daso,,. d,;,, r2ol.
TIE, Atkinson, 81 days from Naples anu 8 fro,o Al
geNras-3 to 400 pipes brandy Was =, hIs;crs 4
pril So aud was embareocd there an OH Tt.y .,
accOuot OF the sailing Of their Feet wIiol, oons5s ~
Tour ir'gates, two coryettes aud two brie,. Til
were ont on cruise against tie Greeks Pour la
creeks we're sent in, 3 laden with wheat ,pd one
"ith Drandy-iheir crews which amounted IN ooa
men, were male slaves. ~ ~OO
q frrtnsIese lrig, from Fayal, for Boston. has
arrived at Portsmouth, n. II. s gentleman frn,,
p3risnonth informs sic spoke July 9. Com. ROD.
GERS's squadron, lying to for fear of paes;,a ,i,o
part. 80" i'''o' "
y schr from fishing voyage On the Grad HAUL
vas bosrled by Admiral SAwYrn's son.,I,nn =
Ie" day7 since, to the eastward OF Gcnrpe's Uent
ABOUT .ons %, the captain ordered on hoard ,na If
yer examination permitted her 90 proceed oi,eo,;
ne wanted his men for better business thao ,o,,
n1'ng her ont. lie was looking after Ceopr,o,Ior.
k''sers. The schooner has arrived Al Pros;oce
town " 'i'''ce
Below, sllp Laguira, 81 days from Cadiz--c,r,u.
req by The British armed brig Vixen-f,,t mo-, Ia.
Vng men to m9n her, ordered her 70 ToIlow--,,b
she esc'ted The Viyen lad captured si,ip Msrig.
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IL NAITTINn-

Farmers do not be too solictous 70 salv vo,,.
wheat III the surreptitious trade 70 the Peninsuls
to be opepsd, yod may as vel! share the gain ss
the Miller. FRIETn -
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OF Mr.. SheGey, It's said. remoyes to RaIt;more-
his place will be supplied by pure and patriotic
hePubiican.-Nir. Randolph will meet wild, .erious
and we trust, successful opposition
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-Erfract Of a letter from q Gcnkitn1dn IL.
Paris 10 his jriend III thiS city, dated 21sS

-E-rfracs Of a letter from q Gcuhenldn IL.
Paris TO his. friend III thia city, dated 21st
May
{" The Emperor has left Paris for War
saw, to visiy MS grand army. He stops at
Dresden, where he is 10 meet the Emperor
of Germany, the King of Prussia King of
WestphaIia, sc. The empress accompa-
nies him. He is going to strike a death
blow at Russia. by Selling her fleet. and tax
ing possession of all the ports of the Baltic :;
thereby also shutting out the British. His
force is enormous, a least 600, COO. The
King of Naples commands the cavalry. All
his veteran generals have been gone for
some time. Prussia supplies 25 900 men !;
the Emperor OF Germany 100, 600; Vast,
phalia, the Confederation of the Rhine, the
king of Saxony, Poland, and Switzerland.
have all contributed their quota. Should
Russia be anniliiiated: it is said that lIapo
leon contemplates sending an army to India.
Nothing new from spain. Catalonia is an
neXed to France