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FOR THE FNrQ UIRER.
BILL CHEERLY.
Duncan 10 IN his g, age

-' Duncan IL in his g,ave(
---------------N Nor steel, nor poison,
VI alice domestic, foreign ievy, nothing,
Jan touch him infther!" Mate:sear.
sing the fate of one, obscure,
And vet Ia many dear;
sing OF one, tho Torn and poor,
who claims the poets tear
For tho the waves his winding sheet,
And hard sea-rock his bed,
I'd ask to raise, with humble reed
A carol To the dead
Bill CHEEKY, was a seaman true
AS e'er took rope an-eud;
Nor ever was there one, who knew,
That did not call him friend
Let fore-and aft the pillows burst,
When e'er tbs word past,
To reef or bandit not the first,
lie never was the last.
Bill bought ring of '' Lonnon- cod,''
With inward posey true
For whom it was. lie never told,
mat was poSep TOO
Ent OFT he spoke OF Friends and Kin,
And oft their merits Piais'd--
How well his Cousin knew to spin
How mach the - owner" ra.,di
He had he said, in silken purse
OF guineas, ten and ten,
For e" NJ other," dear and ONLY nurse
For " Father" best of men
Yet should his mess-mates hint the ring,
The blood in torrents rusb'Cl--
Bill could not talk of Sush a thing,
But bent his head, and blushd
All soon he hoped to see them all;
And soon his hopes were DER;
Ihe "press-gang" ship, the g press gang" yawl
Soon bid him, hobe no more!
The tender captain begged and pray'd
But begg'd aud pray'd in vain
Yet. in the boat. Bill only said,
UeU never nleet again
They bore him west, they bore him east,
To utmost India's shore;
And, rs his woes and ills increased,
Reviled him rs they bore;
They gave, tho doonl'd to slave and toll
Nor pay, nor clothes, nor grog;
And call'd linn, with disdainfuI smile,
"-4 Iankee-Re6el dog ~
Once bIoom'd the rose on Williams cheek,
And smiles his yisage crost--
The rose and smile had gone 10 seek
The happiness he lost J
Yes, flown were all his manly charms
Flown all that youth prefers;
And she, who nursod him in her arms
Would meier have known him hers
One eve ship. ahead, was seen;
g. The "press gang jeered and Taught:
She bore an Eagle at the main,
And stripes and stars abaft--
And soon she babe the 6. press.gane'' ,,yoer
Amid the battles roar '
And soon she babe her iangradge SteeD
Their proudest Gag in gore
With others falI'n, poor Bill was laid
Upon q bioodv bier ;
Yet, as he fen, he only said
think my port IS pear''-
en-. ne Iron-yisag',d seamcn, hoarse,
~ Sighed sadly. Boy, adieu -
ineh urew ,,im overheard n eorse
And wep him as they threw
Te'' are, in love and kindred's name,
% whom thai man TOas bound
And tho unknown TO wealth or fame
And salt-sea ooze around
Yet never will the heart OF Love
Recover from despair;
VIZ inc from hindreds -heel, .'esaa.-
SO tear tnai trembles there
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4 OST by the Subscriber on Tuesday morning. tn.
Z 18th inst at tho Bell Tavern in the CITY of
Richmond, small red morocco pocket book, con-
tanning one hundred and tiniy dollars in bank notes
among thc-Rotes was five dollar nctc issued from
the Hartford Bank of Connecticut, payable 1T the.
Merchants Bank of New York No 2777, dated
May I, iS08-T'he other notes ere issued from the
Virginia d Farmers Bamhs--The subscriber has eve
ry reason To believe his surout coat rocket WAS rob
bed OF the book containing the notes rs some of The
waters attending about tie house, aud should such
note as above described be- offered lac hopes suci,
notice WI be taken Of 1T, as may lead to detection
of the thief
GEO. w. STAINRACK.
PETERSBURG Dec 81. a.
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4 iGASStCAL LITERATURE-Tte studv ~
X the Ancient Classics in mir orieigol st,rangtL
ana 6edrty, tho acknowledged ia rnrart to poitc
literature soIidty and permancnce rs yycu no
grace ana 'ustre not otherwise attanabe has hin
er'o Oecn denied to Females. The result of a han.
py experiment has, however, enabled the snbscri-
rcr TO "e1nonSfrdte. that an accurate acouqiutanc
WIN some OF the finest com positions of Rome and
"reeee, may, by iudcious direction of Female ,al
ems and application, be obtained in considerably I
than TWO years anG consequently. tl,qt tho, -
'"e Ns - '''s 80 ::,,', iIteTary taste and intel
,iseuce' may, VITA propriety, constitute q port oF
j. male Education. He purposes, therefore in adj
1''oh 10 ms former course Of Instruction. IN otro
duee the study IF the Latin and Greek to,eit,.,.
WIN That OF the French and Italian qns,spes'
IN order re- appropriate to this and other Lirbe,.
branches OF Education, Ills more p,rticulsr otfenti
on ne mas engaged the assistance Of Dir. r. d. 'Tay
Tor gentleman who has long beca Injured 10 30
routine Of Elementary instruction.
Mr Iayior viii receive into his classes fin, RooJ
ing writing, Arithmetic, English AVID latin Cram
mar %c few snail hoys from to ~ years olG1
those studies Will also be superintendent by tbe sun
sCriber. ~ - '"o 'N"
l.. ANDERSON.
CorReiia RcGdetry let JGyv1yv. al
49, Price Of tuition for the boys rs dolls. for
w4w
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30 hbIs. s. so Iiags ;lne s..en C. OFF,. . I3r%.
quantity OF Blisered and Craw'ey Steel, Bar Iron
assorted-& further Supply OF Fresh Glover Seed.
Dec. 81. %.
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against,
Philemon Hurt Junr., s. Daniel r Barnes admir-
Of Philemon Hurt senr decd.
The defendant Philemon Hurt ir not having en-
tered his appearance an'i given security according
to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction ofthc Court that
lac Is not an inhabitant OF this state, on the motion
OF the plaintiff by ler counsel, il is ordered thai he
appear here on the first Monday in February next
and answer the bil! of the paint:--and that a CO.
py OF this order he forthwith inserted for two
months excessively in newspaper published in
tho city of Richmond and also posted at the front
door OF the Court House OF said County.
a Copy.
THOs. READ, Cpl,.
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Vile subscriber (neary opposite the Globe Tay
> ern) wishes to take a few day boarders by the
quarter or year.
JOHN SEABROOK.
Nv ~ taWSw
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MED to p"cchase a middle ,god ,-on-.--
VINO -, has ben accustomed 20 The Iiouse and
mir S ., rem, without any nf her own En-
OF
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TIE .HNSE.

What was fiction, when the Subsequent dirge
was written, turns ont to be tie face The fate OF
Hili CHEEKY is that IF poor Cur Carr WAS an a
gang; torn irom his country ,i,d his friends; and
Tell IN the Macedonian; lac fell rnder the bullets
his own country men What hcfell poor Carr, may
yet be.s hundreds of American Citizens in the pre-
sent war. Heaven shield from the horror OF sh ID
ding each others blood Curses the nation that
Gooms MS 10 il
Yet the following simple strain does not depict
hall the horrors of m?ressmentit neither present,
to the eye "Carg-ways, nor I" Boatswan' s.mates, >
nor Cat-o-nnne tails. -
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SEDLEY.

OF a bullock was killed on Saturday the oG,b
instant, a; the slaughtcr-hou:a of Mr. Charles
Winegardnerin this city, years old, which weighed
John Lewis, Bath county, Virrina-anJ is s,;nros'
ed TO be the largest beef ever scd ut this marker
he cost the Butcher $40 hundred
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NCHANCERY-Chariotte Court Sd Nov 1919.
& Mary Freeman a,imx OF Gideon Freeman .Ier'J
PITT:
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R(OR SALE for cash on the 18th Ianusrv r.vt
before the Bell Tavern fifteen likely Ncgrocs !.
"eh, women, and Children. among them Is an
eSeeIHnt carpenter IT unexeeptienablc character &.
70 satisfy claims vs the estate Of Edward Chamber.
hync.
WM. -. CHAMBERLAYNE. .ql,,y.
Dec. ST. ''""'
b' DOC.FIiDN-. Subscriber Intends ., nm
-, unue h's .eh"o' ',c ensuing year az Wo. -.
-lctardsor' 70 ~ Gh"ri,laud eonniv ptor f;,,....s
Tav.rn. Beading, Writing, ErcIsh C;ram,r,, ca
.irrhme'lc wi W. taught for S,iS tie t.r,n H..
l@'h and Crock ianguoets, Eueii's Rlcmco,s.
|hson's surveying, Simaon's Algebra. Pla;r's I.c,
eres and Moral Philosophy. for SOS. The OH
h@ tw" months NJ vacation, June and nrceiahcr.-
The school viii commeuec the 4th iav Of .,anu.
arv. ~ ~ """"
VIM. VI. Richardson VII receive r,.v to,., ora,
provided ''iev lind their own hr1,7 ~ $50 The
term, one half paid 10 advance. Pnarl.nr - 10
had in the neighborhopl nlso. nay ~
Dec. al 80 = "
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certify that The strength ceihe 10Th, goth.
5ta. 18Th, 14'h, * 2}I Infantry, the artilier,
ard Col. M'Clurc's volunteers embarked
are stated from Official re urns, and that No
other troops than the qbove were embarked
F'Icn the enterprise was abandoned.
Jas. BANKHEAD.
Caf!an = Brig. Hzajor,
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b. Last NIght'a Hiail.
STATEMENT

or the number Of troops embarked ON the
morning OF first Of December. on the Niara-
ra r'' err under the command of Bris. Gen.
Smyth
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DIED, on the 10th inst at Charleston, 8 C., NIL
liam i. S?nith, forrerly celebrated noEicfan.
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u Mellish's Map Of the Seat OF War, with .
condensed description Of places on the Lincs--for
sale ri G,is Office. V'
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The Legislature OF Louisiana have refu-
sed to confirm the nomination or General
Posev, as Senato" Of the United States, and
haze appointed lanes Brown, % TO 10
The Electors were chosen, IS TO is, who
will vote for Madison * Gerry.
~ The following Republicans are elect
ed 10 Congress FROM n. York. viz Mcssrs.
sage, Lefierts, lie Noycllcs, Fisk & Has
brouck.-The following Fcderalisss are e.
locted, viz. Messrs. Benson, Post, Oakley,
GrOsvenor, Sherwood, Lovctt, Motiitt and
9Oyd.-The other districts not heard from.
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tie sums respectively sfixe1ia our ncmcs for tho
purpose OF building and eluppis; u seventy rou,,
gun slip for the service of ric United States To b.
cHiie'l THE VIRGINIA, and we do hereby invite
all the pauio,ic and good citizens OF Virginia To
eowc forward ant! Subscribe .berl!y Tor ear,yin
che same into effect"
The above paper was opened on the 18th
Inst. and On the 18th was signed by &c gem
ucmen. whose subscriptions amounted to
SiA0.--We shall be happy to receive any
communications &C this Office, which may
be calculated to advancc the patriotic pur-
pose contemplated by The Citizens OF Nor
cumberland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13

The base and unfounded insinuation
contained in the following extract pub
lished in the Chronicle {" Truth lis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
MR. UREhTON =

The base and unfounded insinuation
contained in the following extract pub
lished in the Chronicle {" Truth its
pass unnOuCed.
Extract Of letter from Washington, to a
gentleman in this town, dated March 19,
1912.
Me- Wheaton has been called on by q
memoer OF Congress, TO know if Mr. Henry
drafted those Resolutions which lie Whea
toni gave III to the Massachusetts Legsia
ture. Wheaton did not deny it; but attemp.
ted to get Of as well as he could"
LIARS ought to have good memories.
The Resolutions which Mr.. Wheaton
{" gave in to the Massachusetts, Lcgis-
lature," were presented and adopted in
the month Of May 1908, as appears by
the journals of the house, and nine
months 6Jore Henry came 10 Boston Z! !!
What are we to think Of cause whose
advocates resort TO such mean and de-
tes;ablc falsehoods, for support ? Lit
tie did poor Henry think, at the time Of
his $4,000 dollar bargain with Madison.
that he would SO soon be made the
Scate Goat to bear all the sins which the
teLeraiists had committed against the
majesty Of democracy even before lie
commenced his profitable l4bOur5. At
the time Nix. Wheaton offered his pat
nolc resolutions, poor Henry was in
Canada and probably lad not began To
dream Of lis approaching cr!eJ7ty. III
" Mr. Wheaton has been called on BIZ
a member OF Congress TO know If Hen
ny drafted those resolutions" con.
scious Of his own integrity and the con,
ternPlble absurdity Of the enquiry, he
doubtless disdained to make any reply.
But less the extract might have some
effect uafavourable to Mr. Wheaton
upon weak minds, we have thought that
one moment spent in its refutation
might not be unnecessary.
Mr. Wheaton Is the member Of Conrre.
f,om Bristol District.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
subject Of the embargo, that has ye1

subject Of the embargo, that mas YET
come TO hand.
The Baltimore Federal republican
| observes" There exist strong reasons
Tor believing that if Congress could he
brought TO repeal the non'importatlon
act, pass an embargo for 90 day ,(ves-
ting in the Executive the powerto Sus-
pend, sc. during the recess and then
adjourn, such state Of things would be
most agreeable to the executive
From Washington, .4hrit 3-EVrning.
Our Washington Correspondent OBJ
serves, f" have satisfactory information
that the subject of the deIiberauon IN
the house was the arming OF merchant
vessels.
"Tbe Senate sat with closed doors
till almost sun-down. What they nave
done have not been able to ascertain.
Il is more generally believed hat they
have passed the embargo bill-Whlch
probably must go back 10 the House 10
be reported as duly enrolled, and signed
BY the Speaker-Some suppose 1t has
passed, by this time become law
Others suppose it doubtful whether II
will pass,
The injunction Of secrecy continuing,
/ can.l learn no further particulars about
the proceedings Of the House. The
votes have reason for believing on the
final passage were 20 or Il to Al. Mr..
Lewis, MIR. Baker, and Mr.. Gray, were
absent. Also, MIR. Van Cortland"
The National Intelligencer, Of Thurs
day last, contains the following article.
The news by the Orbit, arrived at this
port, had reached Washington the day
before, which the editor Tugs in as one
Of the reasons for laying another en-
barge, which measure, by the by, was
determined on three days before the
Orbits news reached there.
AN EMBARGO.
Both Houses Of Congress yesterday
sat with closed doors, on message
from the President recommending (ss
it lis reported temporary EMBAR
co. The policy of such a measures is
obvious, since, if there were no other
motive for it, the news just received
from England affords sufficient one.
PROSCRIPT
owe believe that an Express arrived
in town yesterday morning IN 20 hours
from Baltimore Whether he brought
the EMBARGO with him, or an ac-
count Gifts loss, We cannot tell. We
are inclined, however, 10 believe, that
this Mammoth is in the city"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
More French Eiendjbip and Hrs'
manity.

Thomas Low, late Of Manchester,
in Efcx County, arrived here from
zGs-----a-a-.----<--EI. -Ia--.ss-.' IvsgnTl45
Capt. Prince Allen, which failed
from Bottom on the 9th of October
Taft, for Savannah, where the brig
was loaded with timber, and failed
from thence for Chatham, England,
on the / 9th December, and on the
27th January, at 7 P. NJ. fell in
with French lugger, off Calais, four
leagues S of lie of White /; who
fred very fevereiy into the brig with
muiquetry, and then boarded the brig,
drove every man off deck with fwords
and piltols, and in five minutes order
Cd them on deck again, ordered the
Captain on board the privateeF's boat,
with five Of the hands, and GOT on
board the logger, which then made
fail, with. her prize for the French
coat. On. the next day The French
men run the brig aihore, fix miles to.
the E Of Eecamp, where fhe bilged.
The lugger proceeded into Fecamp,
where they put the Comets crew in
an Inn, and placed Sentry over
them. On the 18th Of February
thsy committed all the crew, except
ing the Captain into cloie prifon,
where they were confined nineteen
days, after being robbed Of mott Of
their clo;hing and money, Applica-
ton was then, made to our Minifter,
who procured our liberty, and we
embarked for the United States, in
the ihiP NfPfune, Capt. Hopkins, for
ProUiSnce. where we arrived. The
Crew received from the American
Conful at DiepPe, cIoathing to bring
them home to America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
BOSTON, APRIL O.
Amelia Hand.

1t has been reported that body Of
Americans and Spanilh revolution
it's have taken poheiIion Of Amelia
Hand. A gentleman in this town
has received a letter from friend
who eft the island the 22d March ;
at which fine the American flag was
flying on that place-the iAand being
in pohtGion of the revolutioniits and
Ge5rqi4n5, and that the United States
Gun-boats had orders to protect them
10 their poiIeiIion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
Berlin and Milan DEGREES.

The flip General Lincolr, Coffin,
owned IN Bottom, on her passage
from Sheernefs to Falmouth, In Bal
af, for orders, was taken on the 18th
February Taft, by French Privateer,
and carried into Boulogne, from
whence Capt. Coffin writes, under
date Of the 23d, that "he exP6ted
lhe would be candemmed' Ye. the
French apologifts viii have it thar
the French DEGREES are repealed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13

Gent has been gracefully pleased in
the name, and on the behalf Of hi:
Maietty. TO make the following ap-
pointmen,s.
Vice Chamberlain--the Earl Var
mouth.
To Be Lords to his MaieGy's Bed
chsm5er-The mott Hon. the Mar
quis e Hereford the Right Hon.
Lord Viscount Melbourn the Right
Hon. Lord Heath6eld the Right
Hon. Lord James Murray the Right
Hon. Lord Viscount Peteriham.
Fnt Groom and Matter of the
Robcs-NaiTau Thomas Esq.
Grooms Of the Standardization
eral Charles Leigh Gen. E Stevens !;
Cen. T. Slaughter Stanwix T; Hon.
Henry Stanhope Lit. Gen. VIM Keep
pei Col. Wilson Bradyll
Clerk Marlhall and Chief Equer-
ry-Col. Benjamin Bloomfield.
Equerries-M Major General Ham
mond ; Lieut.. Col Wm. Congreve
Major Gen Bayley, COlditream
Guards Hon. Frederick Howard,
! 9th Light Dragons Col. Vivian,
9TH Light Dragons.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
Donrstif 3ntciIigfnte.
Tie Em6o,go Subject.

N4w-YoRK, APRH Owe congratu-
.lte tie friends a commerce On the
I'n arrival Of the Embargo billby yes
.=tday's mail This wilt enable those
Tho are shipping, 10 Set off their pro-
erty il good season This city for
,are= days and nights has exhibited d
oustie heretofore unprecedented. A.
oNut 100 siii Of vessels nave been load,
"a and sailed. Had The city been en-
geioPyd 10 flames, property could not
have been moved off win greater expe'
IHioa.
Nur letters from Washing on whiol
follow, afford all TIE Information Oh Tx
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
TO LET,

THE building now occupied hYPrentift
Mellen, Eiq. as al ctfiee-pohsfEon may
be had on the fri: day OF May next apply W
WILLIAM SWAN NJ, 3. UriOn Row, Md
de itFeei. April IS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13

ON The evening OF the Goth or GIG ult
= piece Of demaik figured Table Cloth A
reward will he given on information Of the
lame 20 The Printer. april 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13

The friends Of PEACE and COM
MERGE have much reason for con-
graduation at the result of the recent
election in Massachusetts-it viii 60
far to check the war partizans in their
mad career of plunging the country
into a state of ruin and distress. So
long as a majority Of the citizens Of
New. England continue attached to the
principles and policy of Washington, We
may hope for return Of the good old
days of American Prosperity and Free
Trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13
g'oye,g1 gG;PIllgeH:c.
Eerr LIZ Lr.nl EngLanl.

The fhip LAIR AlaEG4 has arrived
IT New York in 8 DAYS from Liver
pol Il Loadon papers to March I2tA
Liverpool t) IN i3;h
The news, as will be seen IRON he
paper ar icies, confirm the exPecta.
ton ol war b-tween France AID
Ruff, and sweden united.
lis reported that the two lat def
patches from Mr.. Rufell, 10 Londoa
to AIr. Barlow ia Paris. have 5een in
tcrcrpted in France, and that Mr..
Ruff had determined to fend no
more communications to France until
this Angular circumiiance ihould be
explained.
LONDON. MARCH O..
There Is a report that Bonaparte is
on the point Of fttting out for the
North, and that Ney IS already arrl-
we'd at Warfaw. This report is iaid
70 have been brought by a cartel
which is arrived at Plymouth from
Morlaix wish an American nefenger
on board.
a Packet is arrived at Falmouth,
with dispatches for Mr. Eoiter l.
has brought New York papers to the
9th inc,uGve.
MARCH )
A v=Gel from New ] ork brings
papers to the I2th Feb. They
f3eak Of "a probable adiufmcnt with
this country, by acceding to Mr..
Momce's treaty, &c.
The Courier obferves, that the hor-
tile tone Of America had abated.
The budget Of Galla,in damped the
ardour Of thoEe in favour of war. It
is. however, poiIble, their fpirits may
be RATED by the Speeches of the op-
petition, who allure them that a war
with America mutt be our ruin.
The fhips of war at Spithead, arm
ed en- flute, are, it is faid, ordered to
be got ready to take the marine bat
talon, under Major Williams, to
North America This fine body of
men difembarkcd at Portfmouth on
Monday, and took partof the garrifon
duty.
BY Gentleman from Paris, we
learn that immen{e numbers Of troops
were daily marching to the North Of
Europe, and Bonsparte is fhortly to
follow them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-04-13

morhing. ne kng 81 Denmark
has entered into treaty, or rather
Ggned treaty dictated BY Bonaparte,
IN virtue Of which the latter nav
raife 900 cavalry in HolHein, and
march any number of men thro' the
Daniih territories, provided they only
march 5000 at a time. His Dani(h
Majeiy, it is said, has great fear of an
attack from Sweden and Great Brit
ain.
intelligence from Cottenburgh of
the 7th inst. is highly important.
Bernadotte had SO far committed him
felt with Bonapartc had SO infamed
him by recent manifeR, that all
polhbility Of compromise was paf.
An order had iuH been ifued by Der
nadotte 70 prohibit Frenchmen, Of
psiling the frontier into Sweden !;
her army is organized and improved,
and 10000 men are ready to act at a
moment. Bernldotte was hourly ex.
pe6tsd at Gottcnburgh. The Eng
hth in:erett there was in great fpirits !;
the throwing open Swediih ports to
England, and the arrival OF Britifh
miniiter, declaration on the part Of
Rutiia againf France, and combin-
CO attack Of Swedes ard Engrlh on
Zealand, were the themes Of C7norine
anticipation.
mother Auholt mail is JUL arri-
ved, ( brings a. account thar Swim
ncmunde and lnclam were taken
poallion Of 0y the French tie 27th
February.
The cabiret appointments will be
completed abonr Eater. There. IL
no doubr, We underitand, Of Lord
Sidmouth. Mr. 8. Ba,hurit, mr.
Vansittart, & Mr Hley Alc;ozs9a,
coming into office
Ghs 1t, Hon. Lord Henry Wei
leHey, las bsen appointed knight cf
tx Ddth.
NlHCH I1.
lis sail prutla las cone upon
TENS Win BonaP2-;e, and Il IS 70
furniih HIM wi:A 90 go men in cafe
Of hoiuliiies wiki Rul5a. D-uaboue
is on viiit . al the ports il Sw--
den The FF-ach traop5 have BE-
gan their march through the Prus-
f5an domiGioas, Geliinsd, it is iaiI,
fix Poland
C'rrisST-H yE EI1rcJ w, 1912.
-i--s-hoy4l tilganc!4 the Prince Re-