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Cavalry Orders.
District OF Columbia, to wit:


EETHERE4 IS Hugh Hop III, hath, by
Wv his petition in writing; applied
to the hon. Nichol4s Fitzhugh, one Oft as
sistant Judges OF the circuit court Of the
diatrict OF Columbia, to be admitted to the
benefit of the act of Congress tor the relief
of lnsolvent debtors within the dstrict atore-
said, and has stated therein that he is in ac4
tual confinement in the Jail boHnds of Alexana
dria county, at the suit of John Vanreswick,
and being unable to discharge the said claim
with others against him, has offered to dels
verup the use of his creditors all his pro-
perty, real, personal and mixed: Notice is
therefore given to the creditors of the sid
Hugh Hopewell, that on Monday next, the
Sd Of August, between the hours of ten
and three o'clock, at the courthouse in
Alexandria, the oath of an insolvent debtor
will be administered to the said Hugh
Hopcwell, and a trustee appointed agrceably
to the said act of Congress, unless cause be
then there shewn to the contrary. : nd it Is
further ordered, that this notice be inserted
daily in the alexandria newspaper until the
Sd of August.
By order of the hon. Nicholas Fiizhughs
one of the assistant judges of the circuit court
of the district OF Columbia, this LIST day Of
July, 1919.
G.. Deneale, C. C.
July 81. st.
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BRYAN Hampson &Co.

ILdYE on HAND, IND FOR SALE,
80 Hhds. * so Bbls. New-Orleans and fta-
vsunah Muscoyado Sugars,
10000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family use,
80 hhds retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 pancheons Old Antigua Rum, 8
20 do. Northern do.
pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira,
do Lisbon, SWINEo,
40 quarter casks Malaga,
80 cases Claret,
50 lbs. Nutmegs,
so bags Pepper and Pimento,
so kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
SO boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
so do. Chocolate,
Witha handsome assortment OF other Gro
ceries, by Wholesale or retail, ON reasonable
terms.
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April 10. d
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SUGAR COFFEE MOLASSES &c.
70 Hhds. ! New-Orleans & HAVANA Musco-
40 Bis vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 h. Loaf & Lump do
10000 Is Green Porto Rico s ST. Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Molasses
8 pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India RusE
so barrels Northern Do.
$50 do prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
80 casks small twist Tobacco
roo bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortmento Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fair5ar Streets.
April 6. tt
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ATTENTION |

Alexandria Independent Blues--You are
ordered to assemble at the Market square,
on Saturday August st, at 7 O'Clock prccises
ly, in order to Join the several uniform Com.
panies on parade to Warrington
By order Of Cart. Midnight,
JOHN BOYER, lst oergt.
July 81
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t. Superhne Yellow Bark.

DR.. .s.tNFORD'S improved POWDER
of the BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians of distinguish
ed character in different parts of the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
)ffer it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, in
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratlti-
ed in the use of this elegant preparation.--
IN strength, hneness and certainty OF opera.
ion, it greatly surpasses the bark In com"
mon use.
ALSO,
The Essential SHIT OF BARK,
pi repaired by the same,
The above articles are putup in parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants of not only physicians, but of retail
druggists, country merchants and private Ia"
miles. --Soldby
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, and no other herson IN Aier-
Dnd1la.
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ICE.

NJ ICE.
viii! either SILL or Rent the BRICK
WAREHOUSE and LOT ON the north side
of King street near the corner OF Wate'
street, at present occupied by G. | Catletl
ESQ. Possession may be had the lth DC
tober next, Apply to
John Tucker.
July 8. law
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ATTENTION !!

THE. members of the First Light Infantry
Company, are ordered to parade on Saturdays
lst August, at the Market Square, in full uni4
form, at o'clock in the morning precisely,
in order to Join the several uniform compa.
nies, on march to Washington. Punctusl at
tendance is requested.
BY order of Capt. M'AI1srER.
July 81
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..rort. and on the 9th instant in lat
Nes ,e long. 65, was captured by the British
AZ % plnmper; after taking out about 1000
brig e. lsbjpped on board by captain Field, OF
doi'a,3' rpo, Of Salem, TO his friends in this
the s",p and taking out the captain and crew,
Pla' ~ hoard prize master and men and
Pus, . Dd her to keep company with the brig,
orG ~, the determination of the captain to
II US tbc men in case of falling in with a
psr valuable prize, if not to send her to Ha-
mr. ilr. She had captured the same morning,
n y scbr Louisa, Siurgiss, from St, Ubes for
. Nv Work, and took out about 600 dollars,
NJ .vss sDermaceti candles, and every thing
- .os.ble on board, gave her up to captain s.
l ~ mt on board the aforesaid mate and. $
@is Il the Start she took two OF the crew
ir r.SsT.ouisa ON board, and informed she had
~ ~ about 90 men. The prize master on board
W. Start, informed they had captured since
,aSy;or Halifax, IA vessels-could not learn
l y. name ofany except the Margaret, which
~ ~ in in companv-they bad liberated about $.
ly,nt Of the vessels they had taken, they bad
e. 70 or $4,000 dollars in specie, which was
!Sa;r main object The Louisia. arrived at
Lin Hole on Monday last, and proceeded
~ :" - New York after landing the aforesaid
mste who came in the Plymouth stage this
alteraoon.
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pHuADELPHIA, Jnly al.

r,.rcct ola letter from a mercantile honss Of
55r frst reshectabiEtg in LtUerh00l, to ano-
,5rym This cisy, dated JRse 4th, received By
he a,ripai at Kennebeck Of tie sAW Mars
frem Ltverhool.
& The newspapers and letters yesterday per
ne brig Cannon, bore what we thought, a
E,,,ile camplexion, and which might in all
nsobability produce same advance on cotton,
e that expectation we withdrew ours from
the market; to-day, however, brings no en-
uragement-notabu buyer appearedwhowould
Give any additional price whatever. The diff
Scolties experienced by the Prince Regent
n Gorming the cabinet, are beyond all expec
t,rion, and as Ear as newspapers go, nothing
srcom1lishcd. There is a letter in town stat
inc that the opposition party had declined
forming part OF any new administration, so
that it must in all probability be composed of
the Marquis Wellesley, Mr.. Canning, and the
hte ministers, who will in ali likelihood fol-
low the old path in regard to your country
unless, indeed, the extended views of the
marquis relative 10 the war in the Peninsula
REQUIRE his conceding in order to procure
supplies from America. But many are Of o.
pinion that will not be necessary, as the guam
tues Of grain from the Barbary states and the
GLeyant viii be ample at a low rate"
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AN ODE,

Composed, adapted TO music, and sung before
The Washington Benevolent Society,
OF The CITY OF YORK,
At their anniversary celebration of the Fourth
of July, 1912.
YE patriots rejoice whileye hail the glad morn
That dawn'd on our sires at our liberty's
birth:
May its radiance extend, distant empires IL
luming,
And freedom, by commerce, be borne DER
the earth
Til oppression and slavery depart from the
world,
Till ambition, with tyrants, in ruin be hurl'd.
Ye Patriots rejoice, willie ye haHthe bright morn
ing.
That dazvn'd on our sires at ourH5erty's birth
May WAsH1NGToN's name, his example, his
valour,
Inspire US with prudence, our rights to de-
fend;
His parting advice in our hearts be recorded,
Our councils direct, and to ages descend !;
Then discord and party shall fly from our land,
Our virtueS obey and our z0isdom command.
Ye Patriots rejoice, zvhle ye haAthe bright morn
ing.
That davn'd on our Sires at our iberty's birth.
COLUMBIA, thy name be encifcled with glory!
On thee, their last Aohe, freedoms votarles
depend.
The wles of fell despots shall harmless assail
thee,
The COP OF OUR Fathers our rights shall
defend.
Though storms gather DER US, and dangers
surround,
Our faith in his aid shall with safety be
crown'd.
Rejoice, then, ye Patriots, to hail tile bright
morning,
That a'awn'd on our sirea at Hberty's birth.
While the horrors of WAR shall envelope
our country,
And Rapine and Murder shall stalk Ger the
plain,
May the spirit of Faction be dormant among
us,
Our mild Constitution still sacred remain
That while we submit to the powers that be,
Our VOTES may once more show the world
we are free
ind long may oar children salute the bright
morning,
That duqva'd on oar sres at our HbeTty's birth
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PUBLIC SALE.
July %

PURSUANT to an act of the last Virgil
Z MA Legislature, entitled An act cone
corning the Public Property, near the town
of Hay Market" will be sold to the highest
bidder for ready money, on the 9th day Of
next month, at Green's Tavern, in the said
town, Two * Half Acres, & Two Perchcs
of LAND, situate in the said County of
Prince William, adjoining the said Town,
upon which are built an elegant Brick Court
House, JAIL Clerks Office and other me-
cessary Buildings.
The Commissioners.
June &C col
e. The sale of the above
mentioned property is postpon-
ed till Saturday the first day of
August next.
July % dtsi
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From the London Morning Post.
IMgssRs. EDT4oRs,

EIESSRs. EDTToRS,
As Bonaparte, in his public acts, maintains,
that his Berlin DEGREES are owing to our or
dcrs in council of May, 1905, and that the Bri-
fish government bv that order, destroyed neu-
trail commerce., l think it is of essential SER
vice to our country to make known the fol-
loving Decree. which appeared in the Moni-
teug Of the 29th Of August, 1908.
SIS THermidor, Year II.
@The government Of the Republic, on the
Report Of the Minister ofthe Interior, DEGREES,
@Au /. Prom tie date Of me Publication
Of The treseat Decree, no Ships, which have
cleared out from any port Of England, or that
even have touched there, are 10 be allowed in
an port of France.
The First Consul, BONAPARTE.
/" The Secretary OF State MAREr."
Thus then was Benaparte beforehand With
Us IN destroying neutral commerce., as to that
period uoneutral coming from France was eX-
cadsd from the ports of Britain. But even
tins De:ree was not adhered to, for, instead Of
preventing ships which had been in England
from coming into French ports" they were
et'ssd TO enter, but were G}terzvardS confs-
ca.ed.
The American ships and their cargoes
Which arrived at Antwerp from this country,
Ssre c9nhscated ON their arrival. appeal to
Mr. Ridgway, the American consul at Ant
4 Sefp, TO whom those vessels were consigned,
AID to his correspondents in London, for the
ua'a OF this statement; and am in posses
N0n OF official documents to prove it.
ana as Boaaparc, rs well as the advocates
! w Tue revocation of our orders Ill council, Pc
s,uNeiy state, that our orders in council occa-
p'Vasa the hsilan decree, vii! quote letter
..oA a. Colin, Director General of the Gus
,D'oS aad Counsellor Of State, dated Paris, the
''W Oh March, lS08-addressed to the proper
su,aoF'ues In the seaports of France, Holland,
.Ap Italy, from which il will appear that A.
''rsean ships we're conhscatea, when .hey had
IN IN visited by the English, previous TO the
saS'eallon OF the Milan decree. The letter
~" The seques,raion of neutral vessels
: 'us' oe Carried into execution according TO
!. O'uefs OF his Imperial Majesty, which ex-
sSS 10 formal terms, that all neutral vessels
.@s' DC detained under sequestration, that
,s, ss oeen visited by the enemy, whether an
,Osiy Or subsequently, to the decree of Mi
II. Dec II, and consequently referred TO
~s council Of Peizes.''
no;I ne :. above letter appears in a printed Me-
Gu lin my possession) presented to the
'SA'A OF Prizes by Mr.. De la Grange, adj
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Mr.. BEALs---

Among other democratic toasts for the 4tb
of July, noticed the following, which with
the few additional lines in Ituic, you will
please to publish. A.
"The memory of George Clinton, the late
venerable Vice President of the U. States,
consistent republican; his first act, opposition
to British tyranny, his last to British inHu-
ence." Ind his ferveHt CALCULATIONS, " that
his 5eloUed country might escahe the ,fangs Of
Sonaharte, and be rescued from the corruht,
and corrutting measures Of tho hreSent admi-
ni&tration, by a total change Of men and mea-
eS.'-Ihese zOere The Sainted hfro's last ca
Firing prayers May they be anSzvered
Naturalization Lazva.--Among the laws
stated in this paper to have passed at the pre-
sent session OF Congress, was one "supPle-
mentary to the act heretofore passed Oh the
subject of an uniform Naturalization" This
was an error Such bill did pass both Hous-
es Of Congress, but, not being approved by
the President, was not returned by him pre-
yious to the adjournment of Congress, to the
House in which it originated and OF course
1t did not become a law, 1t is understood,
that some amendment made to the bill in one
or the other house, in the course of its pro-
-grcss, rendered it Objectionable In the view
of the President Nat. Intel.
The Spanish brig St. Thomas, Jose Mar
tonez, master, sailed from n. York, 9Th April,
for the Island of Tenerife, with l3 souls on
board, including the supcrcargo MIR. Willis
Merritt, his wife and daughter and Oh the
4th MAY, lat 81, so, Ion. %, 90, was upset. in a
white squat, at which time Of the crew were
drowned, viz. Ebenezer w. Merritt, Ameri-
can Juan Roderigo, Portuguese, J0ancho
Mantenez, do, * Thomas -, Spanish cook.
Those that escaped at the time remained Oh
the wreck 30 days, in situation too shocking
to bear recital, and almost persisted with hum
ger and thirst; on the SD day they were pro-
videntially taken off by the brig Muskongus,
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

Arrived schooner James Monroe, captain
Kingston, 81 days from ST. Bartholomew
Sugar and Coffee. Dean and R. Young.
Spoke in the GuIph Stream the Privateer
schooner Spencer, captain G. w. Moss, 8
days cut from Philadelphia-had seen nothing.
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Dockendorf, | 5 days from Oporto for Bristol.
Me. (where she has arrived) being then in
lat. 80, Ion. 26 so. Anna Maria Merit died
tive days after upsetting. The survivors, viz
MI. Willis Merit and wife, Capt JoseMarton-
nez' mate Asher Perkins, steward William
Willis, seamcn Jose Roderigo, Jose Morris
and Augustine Cayararo, tender their grateful
acknowledgements to Capt. Dockcndorf, mate
and crew, for their manly exertons and kind
treatment to them on every occasion, particu-
laFly the captains, whose kindness to them
was Gnbounded.
Eatraet from the PROPHECIES Of the famous
Mr.. Brothers, in 1892.
The Prophet Daniel, chap. vii. YER Stand
fourrgreat beasts came up from the sea, differ
ent one from another.
Sd. The first was like lion and it had ca
gle's wings. beheld till the wings were
plucked, when it was lifted up from the earth,
and made to stand upon the feet as man, and
a mans heart was given to it,
The lion means George III. the present
king of England PIucking the wings of the
lion means taking away the power of the
king Made to stand on the feet as man.,
with mans heart, means his reduction to the
condition of other men, and possessing SINH
lar thoughts.
The Spanish monarchy will cease with this
war, and the Stadtholdership of Holland will
be cut off close to the ground; according to
the visions of God to me in 1922, and which
communicated at that time, by his sacred COM
mand, to the king and queen Of England.
The Dutch will acknowledge the French
republic, and make hasty peace with it; the
Portuguese and Prussians will do the same.
The United States Of America will declare
war against England; but before they do,
France will lose all her West-Ilidia islands !;
and after they do, Jamaica will be the last in
the possession of the English.
tits remarkable, that all the above prophe-
cies of Brothers, the fanatic, have had their
fuI6lment, except the latter part of the last.
1t is true, the United States have declared
war against England and that France had
previously lost all her Wcst-Inda islands !;
and the prophet, who is now in confinement
as lunutic, may yet live to see " Jamaica
the last West-lndia possession of the Eng
Hsh." .Ne7v York taf,.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NEw-YuKk July %.

NEw-IoKH July 90.
We have no certain accounts from Com
modore Rodgers since the 3oth ukimo, at
which tine lie was on the Edge of the Grand
Bank, steering E. We have seen several
fishermen who left Montaug on Tuesday last,
who saw or S ships of war off that place E;
and we have reason to believe that those ships
were Commodore Rodgers squadron. When
they left Montaug they steered S. and we
think it probable that it was them which were
seen of the Delaware on Friday, by captain
Hill, of the brig Thetis.
The Tcazer priyateer, capt. Wooster, Of
this port, mas rc-captured the ship Margaret,
from Liverpool, with salt, crates, &c. lately
captured by the British brig Plumper. The
Margaret has arrived at Portland.
BosToN, July II.
FROM SPAIN-Capt. Snow, who arrived
here Yesterday from Algesiras, favored us with
paper of June 6.
June |, the Spanish gen Ballesteros had
severe action at Bornos, with French division
under gen, Gurus, in which the Spaniards
we're defeated with the loss of from 1000 to
500 killed, wounded and taken, including
80 officers. The French lost about 600, 3
officers killed, and about thirty wounded.--~
Another account represents the French loss as
equal to that of the Spanards The French
were unable to profit of their success by sds
vancing.
The Regency of Tripoli had declared war
against Spain. The Algerines take all vessels
under Greek colors
Died. at Chamberaburg, Penn. on the 10th
inst. Miss ANN RIDDLE, daughter of James
Riddle, Esq.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY MORNING, July %.
"To sHEw
THE VERY AGE AND RoDy OF THE TIME
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
/" TO sHEW
NAvr AND seq COAST DEFENCE
April 2, 1912.


NAYT and SEA COAST Defence.
What a proud contrast (says the Unlted
States Gazette) does the conduct OF the patrl'
otto minority in congress exhibit, to that Of
the infatuated majority Cleaving to the prin-
ciples of Washington, the former considered
an efficient navy as the true armor," and It's
ludicious disposition as the manly latitude"
to be assumed by the nation Adhering TO
the degrading policy of Jefferson, the latter,
with few honorable exceptions, were unwil-
ling 20 spend dollar for the increase Of the
establishment, and have madly plunged the
nation into war againstthe greatest maritime
nation in the world with navy consumnate,
it is true, in the bravery of its officers and sea-
men, but so unequal in amount Of force to that
which Will be arrayed against it, as almost to
assure its destruction. The minority desired
to extend and improve the Notifications upon
Our seaboard-the majority would assent only
to an amount appropriation for this interest
ing object, what the proper defence of sin
gle port would absorb. Thus, these who are
denounced as the enemies of the country,
were foremost, nay stood almost alone, i'll the
desirable work of efficient preparation for de
fence. Those who are considered as the coun-
try's exclusive friends, abandoning this pre-
eminent object Of attention, have spent their
time and the peoples money in Wild specua-
ton after foreign Conquests, and lmprovident-
ly left the hresides of the people Of our sea-
ports open to the inroads OF the enemy. VIII
the Inhabitants of our commercial cities accept
the overture of the honorable Mr. Clay, and
his friends, and seek shelter in the recesses
of the west or will they prefer resortng TO
the constitutional means which they possess,
of ejecting weak or wicked rulers, and substi-
tnting wise and viFtuous men III theiy places !?
Thank Heaven we have good ground for be-
llevlng the latter is their choice.
A democratic orator, on the 4th July, in an
animated address to the militia, proposes that
they should fly to the standard of their coun-
try and rePcl an invasion on a territory Of
6oundleSS e.rtent. No wonder The militia are
SO reluctant in rendering their services to CO.
yernment.--U. s. Gazette.
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FOR SALE.

LSOuR GIGS, or bellows top CHAISES,
J. made of good materials, and warranted
to 10 services Also, mems Riding Saddles,
Martingales, plated Ware for Saddles, and
Boots and Shoes. Any person wishing to
purchase any of the above articles, will please
call soon at the Tobacco Ware House, Oh
Keiths Wnarf, as the owner intends leaving
town il o: 10 days.
ThadeuS Eaton.
July % 3t*
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PUBLIC SALE.
Pursuant to the last Will and

Testament oil MAHLoN JANNEv, decd,
will be offered for public sale on 9TH day
the 9Th OF next month, on the premises,
Il U0luabIe Tract Of Land,
Adi Joining the town of Waterford, in Lou.
doun county, containing about One Huns
dred and Five Acres, part of which will be
laid off and sold in small lots as an addition to
the town, the rem aiming part from 90 to 9s
Acres altogether. The Land is OF good
quality, has some improvements thereon,
with sufficient quantity of ] imber for the
use of the Land, likewise few Cattle and
Hogs, the wood WORK and iron ready to put
on for two horse Wagon, and sundry o"
thar Articles Of Husbandry. Attendance
will be given and conditions made known on
the daY Of sale
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-09

!Kiled-Capt Nelson, 9th regt Of infantry
-lieut. Valleau, of n York, scalped by ar
Indian; ensign Morris. 18th infantry
| 1forIaLly Syounded-Leut. col. ]. r. Fen
wick, LIST light artillery lieut. A. Phelps,
18Th infantry.
Wouaded-Col. Christie, 18th infantry
capt. Wall, 18th do; lieut.. Clarke, 23d do /;
capt. Lawrence, 18th do; ensign ]. Lent,
18th do.
Prisoners-Brig. gen. Wadsworth, of mi
iltia; major Spencer. of do; col. Scott, I'd
artillery maj. J. r. Mulany, 23d infantry ;
capt. Ogilvie, 18th do; capt. Macbesney,
9th do; capt. Gibson. 1st light artillery
capt. Brown; capt. Bacon; lieut.. Turner,
18th infantry ;lieut. II. M. Bayly, Sd artille-
ry; lieut.. Kearney, 18th infantry; lieut.. Ran
dolph, lst light artillery; lieut.. M'Carty,
Esd infantry lieut. Fink, 18th do; lieut..
Hugginon, 18Th do; lieut.. Reab, 18th do;
lieut.. ChanberliD. u. S. army.
Several other officers of the United States
army and militia killed, whose names are
not yet known.