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NEw-YoRK, April IS.
FROM LISBON,

Capt. Allen informs the editors OF this Ca
aette, that Lord Wellington, with an army OF
10000 men, was near Elvas, and expected to
reacb Badajos by the 10th of Nlarch--that the
French army of $1,000 men, was about 70
miles from the latter place, and that a general
battle was expected by the 10Th of March.
The Adeine, of and for Alexandria, sailed
from Lisbon 9Th March. The ship Citizen
was at St. Ubes, to sail for Alexandria 18th
March
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BALTIMORE, April l6.

A letter from HAVANA of the 18th March,
SAYS A small vessel from Amelia has just
arrived, said TO be dispatch boat to the go
vernment, advising that the government OF the
U. S. had taken posses ion of that Island; that
several gun-boats and frigates had arrived
there such news is not relished here"
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MORE BURNING.

PHILADELPHIA, April a.
A brig from Rio Janciro, bound 10 Portland,
was at anchor, of Cape May, on Friday, with
tue crew Of American ship on board, received
from, two French frigates-the ship having
been BURNT BY THEM ON HER. PAS
SAGE HOME FROM RIO JANEIRO.
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..,o.l engagement be found necessary
1 few people can behold without alarm !.
"a. =, managed grin,
u,,ing thus taken an extensive view q 'as !.
= ID origin of war, for the edlhcation OF
'''a'' - politicalfrien in the house, am
y I'D in concluding that we not only pos
va $. most accurate knowledge OF that sub
81 S, bat are the most expert in Its ap-
pps - NV object, sir, in rising at this
Pl'' &c 20 submit proposition, founded on
apS ,oye theory, which will go further to shcw
y : ,,s,mir,ed hatred towards every thing
's. I mean, the appointment ota COM
Pr j. INQUIRE into the expediency OF form
49, ,sv Calendar, suited to the taste and
80 Of the goddess Of liberty, and worthy
sB:p' ,,,,les. In this we have the example
,bs French Republicans, as many OF my
....d, on this floor have no doubt heard, !
49, 10 adopt tie French plan, as far as It can
= .o,ied 70 our situatiop,rin order that we
: . all traces Of our former connection
i rovlaad The Tammany Society have
'1..a,sed considerable excrtions to bring a
5. his desirable event, for which they de-
,.,s,he thanks of the nation: think, how
!. tbe paris fashion is preferable to the
Indian.
i order to assist the committee IN new
.,hd;,ision of the year, will barely remark,
4, the French made the names OF their
months applicable to the season. Thus they
,ll.d their first month, Month Of Vintage
3, which would substitute Month OF Crabs
!, some other appropriate appenation, Their
.,ocd Foggy Month, would answer we'll e
solrb for our November, Judging from the
p,.sasnt,s Proclamation in 1910, and
4. last meeting of Congress. Their
Arid Month of Sleet, / would change TO
Month Of Sleep. Their fourth Month of Snow,
MIGHT he called Month of Show. Their fifth,
Month Of Rain, may be Uttered to Menth OF
Shame. The sixth, Month of Wind, requires
10 alteration. The seventh, Month OF Buds,
4
would call Month Of Humbugs. The eighth,
Month of Flowers, might be altered to Month
dCowards. The ninth, Month Of Grass
would stile Month of Jack-Asses. The tenth,
Month Of Harvest, should be called Month OF
Embargoes. The eleventh, Month of Heat,
might be stiled Month of Feasts, in allusion
70 Canada. The twelfth, Month OF Fruit,
could be changed to Month of Excise IN
stead Of consccrating the Ave complementary
dys to Virtue, Genius, Labour, Opinion and
Rewards, as the French did, l would conse-
crate them to Knayery, Folly, Perjury, In
rigue and Corruption.
Having thus suggested an outline of this
grand design, I shall now proceed, Mr.. Speak
en- 10 prove that if the house will only agree
to this resolutions **s***s There is an un-
lucky erasure of from Ave to one thousand
Iaesl
@Egp 20 :egNz--
nonr~ose &c tbo T}n;fed States
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bryan /. ampson &Co.

III J az - GILL f'oOii C%oo'
HATE on HAND, md FOR Sale,
80 Hhds. & 60 Bbls. Ncw-Orleans and Ha.
vannah Muscovado Sugars,
1000 lbs. Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do White do. for family use,
80 kinds. retailing Molasses,
IA pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
20 do Northern do.
"a pipes best Madeira,
do. Sicily Madeira, v1Nrc
8 do. Lisbon, " A1'A1o7
40 quarter casks Malaga
SO lbs, Nutmegs,
so bags Pepper and Pimento,
50 kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
20 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
800 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
60 boxes Mould and Dipt Candies,
80 do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment OF other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, ON reasonable
terms.
ALSO,
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April l8.
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Of a private secretary to each MAJOR General y
rose and reported the bill as amended. Inc
House disagreed to the amendment made oy
the committee of the whole.
Mr.. Talmadgemoved to- amend the section.
by conRning the appointment ofa secretary TO
the senior major general when commanding
the army of the y. S. which was adopted.
Mr.. She6ey moved to strike out the 7th
section Of the bill, which provides for the ap-
pointnient of additional major and brigadler
generals.
This motion gave rise to considerable de-
bate and the question was not taken when our
letter came away, half past 3 o'clock.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
The Boston Gazette of Monday last contains
the returns from 39l towns-they are for
Strong 4955s-Gerry A6324-Majority for
Strong s229--In the same towns last year
Gore had ss457-Gery 4ool9.
g The EMBARGO LAW has cast gloom
over the mercantile interest of this city, Alba
N.Y. unexampled in our mercantile history 1t
is computed, that aboutSixHundredIh Thousand
Dollars has been vested in wheat, during the
past winter, by our enterprising merchants &
traders-The loss on so large quantity OF
produce, with other consequent embarrass-
ments, will fall severely upon US, and require
all the fortitude which generally accompanies
enterprising spirits, to sustain the shock.
albany Register (Dem)
MIR. Foster has written to the Cheyaler D
Onis, that the Administration Of the General
Government has given him, e.. assurances
that the conduct Of General Mathews, Colonel
Smythe and Com. Campbell, is highly disap-
proved of, and that Amelia Island shall forth
with be ie-delivered up to the Spanish Com
,nanf}axh - Dem PTePS
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REMOVAL.

The PAINTING ROOM is removed from.
the House on Prince street, to the House on
Washington street, next door to the Marshals'
Office, near the Corner of King street, and
nearly opposite to the dwelling of Robert
Young, Esq.
April IL st
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LANDING

LA MIN "
From the SAsh RUeH JOHNSTON, Nm. John.
son, Master, from Boston, and for sale by
Phlneas janney.
$50 pieces Ravens Duck,
l26 do. Russia Sheeting,
40 do. do. Duck, first quality,
40 do. do. do. second do.
20 boxes, containing $500 lbs. Russia Steel,
do. do. $4,000 Russia Quilts,
100 lbs Prussian Blue,
SO tons Plaster.
IN STORE,
so pieces Russia Sheeting, extra fine,
$50 tons Swedish Bar Iron, assorted,
20 do. do. Alum,
40 boxes do. Window Glass, 10 by u,
IA barrels Albany Prime Pork.
April ls G
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Pa1mcg'S Packet VIII sail for
Norfolk, on tuesday next, wind
and weather permitting.
April 10. st.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TsHE subscriber having obtained from the
L Orphans Court of Charles County, MAJ
ryland, Letters of Administration on the per-
sonal estate of CHARLES MANKIN, late of said,
county, deceased, requests all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof on or before the first
day Of October next y and all persons indebt-
ed to the said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
Hugh Cox,
Administrator of Charles Mankin.
Port-T obacco, April IL. dSw.
WILL BE SOLD,
At the Warehouse of Mr.. Samuel Williams,
No. 10, Bowley's wharf, Baltimore,
III AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY,,
THE 22d APRIL,
40 BALES & CASES
Calcutta, Canton, Russia ard
other Goods
AMONG, H'KICR ARE
Baftas, Gurrahs, Sonhas, Cossas, Mamoodics,
Aliabad Choudagarys, Emerties, Swans,
Company Long Cloths Checks,
Madras pattern Hankerchiefs, SeersuckeTs,
Sooty Romals, Custas, Company Bandannos,
Gilla Handkerchief, Kermechie ditto,
Chint7es Black Silk Handkerchiefs,
Check Lustrings, Sewing Silks,
Russia Sheeting, Do. Diapers, Ravens Duck,
London superine Cloths,
Yorkshire do. and seconds,
Casimeres, Berlns and Stockinetts,
Chntz Furniture, Cambria Dinities, Sc. &C.
Most of the Calcutta Goods are fine.
Catalogues will be delivered and the goods
ready for examination, on Tuesday the 2lst
inst.
Baltimore, April Gil dt2lAp
Salt AAoat.
For Sale on 6oari The Brig HRLrN, from
Lisbon, at Cameron Street Wharf
5000 Bushels Salt in lots to
suit purchasers.
Geo. Coleman.
April II.
LOST,
In or on the way to the market,
A SMALL KEY.
Whoever brings it to to subscriber shall be
ewarded.
James Kennedy, sen.
Kmg-Streer
April IA. 81
CREHORE'S
Rot-bressed Playing Cards,
OF A SUPERIOR QUALITY,
Just received and for sale by
Cotton & Stewar,
December 6.
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From, The zvharf Of Bayne and Skinner, ON the
night Of the 1871 inst.
A new Boat or SClff- built
Clinch Work. The boat is supposed to have
been taken away in the night by man from
Georgetown, who calls his name Huxford. !
will give handsome reward for the boat, SO
that l get her again, and Five Dollars for the
Theft taken and secured In any Jail, so that
he come to justice.
Henry Frazer.
April lo 81
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LATEST RON EUROPE.

Captain Swasey, of the brig Dromo, from
Chrstiansand, who arrived yesterday, at sea,
spoke ship Georgiana, Capt. chamberlain,
from Liverpool, and obtained London papers
to July %.
The " Beacon" London paper Of July 26,
says, as America commenced hostile measures
before she heard of the revocation of the or.
ders in council, we are yet confident amity
will be restored.
July 90 Ministers informed the merchants,
that though they had not official information
of the American war fromMr. Foster, they be-
lieved it had commenced. The merchants
then requested stronger conveys for Canada.
The Courier recommended an embargo on
American vessels; and says America has
declared war, and let her have 1t. We hope
squadron will be sent to scour the American
coast--and squadrons to sweep her vessels
from every sea-"
A messenger from admiral Sawyer reached
London, July Goth, and announced the attack
on the Belvidera but did not furnish copy
of the declaration of war
The Jamaica feet, under the ITALIA, arriv-
ed in England, July 2S; and the East India
feet under the Phaeton.
Lord Castlereagh and earl Cambden were
attending their usual duties in parliament, Ju-
ly 81, without ever having differed as We Can
perceive.
The count and countess of Astrai CUES have
been assassinated i'll England by one L,wl ence,
who afterwards killed himself.
A Mr.. Smith, an American, had arrived in
England, from St Petersburg and Paris.
The French Gen. PhiIlippon, has escaped
from England, and an attempt was made to
carry Sarrazin to France.
Accounts ilrom Lisbon are to July IA
Gen. Hill had advanced from Badaios to Lie.
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NETWORK, Sept. 8.

II state nfak-Yesterday morning, in the
circuit court Of the u States, now sitting in
this city. bill of indictment was presented a.
gainst merchant of this place, for high trea-
son against the U States, in furnishing the enc
my with supplies of provisions, under Bfi-
fish license given by the late minister Foster.
The prisoner had been prosecuted under the
act against sailing under foreign licenses, *
was on bail, but on being indicted for the
offence of treason, the fact having been COM
mitted since the declaration of war, was COM
mitted to prison for trial.-Col.
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sena. Lord Wellington had advanced his
headquarters to Toro. Marmont was cons
centrating his forces at Valladolid and il
is said the British advanced posts were withs
in two leagues of it, Marmont lost 500 reep
in crossing the Douro Accounts from O.
porto are to July ls.
Several skirmishes are reported to have
taken place between the Russians and the
French. The former are said to have fall.
len back, destroying the country as they
retreated. agreeabIy to previous deter
mination. The French are also said fa
have halted for want Of provisions.
A general embargo was laid in Swedish
ports July 1S-on account, it is said, Of a
want OF transports to convey troops.
a diet has been called in Poland, and
the restoration of the kingdom is contem-
plated.
France and Prussia have made de.
fansive treaty. They guarantee the in
tegrity oil each others territory. When
ever Eng land violates any Of the PROVE
sions OF the treaty Of Utrecht, each pow
Ell is TO exclude from its ports neutrals who
submit TO such violations.
Austria and France have formed a
treaty offensive aad defensive, and Austria
IS marching an array TO assist against the
Russians!
Capt. Swasey informs. that Danish pas
pers had been received at Christiansand
giving an account OF the Russian army.
burning and laying waste every thing as
they retreated.
The French regulations were in as full
force at ChIlstiansand as in France as to-
colonial produce. Every thing of that
kind being put under tho government
locks.
On the 9Th of July an English CD, COM
manded ny capt. Stewart. having procured
a Danish pilot, came into the Larbor Of
Askers, 70 miles T.. Of Ciristiansand, and
destroyed and sunk, after severe eh-
sasenent, the Danish frigate Naiard, kill
leu 241 OF her crew, and $50 escaped ON
shore. He also captured tie bri, KielS
which Was retaken by the gun boats, ard
brought TO Christiansand. Cant. Stewart
demanded her, but was refused.
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FORT WAYNE ALSO TAKEN.

Ertracf Of a letter from rrafecta6le gentle
man in Cincinnati to another in PHILADELPHIA,
dated Cincinnati, August %, 1912.
"Dreadful news has Just arrived by ex-
press. The British, ON the 10th inst cap
tured Gen. HulPs army in Detroit, without
his firing a gun. He was under the necessi-
ty of captivating. The Indians Immediately
made a sally on Fort Wayne, and took it. AL
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JUST PUBLISHED BY
COTTON G STEWART
TEN SERMONS,
September Z
BY III MES MUIR, D. .,

BY III Me- MUIR, D. D.
on the .follozuing Subjects, viz.
No. lon the signs of the times.
No. lion repentance, detailing the calas
nifty at Richmond.
No III-Felix trembling.
No Woods claim upon the young.
No V--Religion recommended to youth,
from the infirmities attending old age.
No. VI-The effusion of the Spirit OH tbs
day of Penticost, glorious confirmation of tho
gospel.
No. VII-On covenant securing to Noah
and his descendants temporal blessings, but
better covenant securing to believers spiritual
blessings.
No. VIII-The Christian Character.
No. IX--Life and Immortality brought to
light.
No. X-On Irresolution.
Each sub ect illustrated by Anecdotes.
O. Subscribers ale respectfully requested
to Call or send for their Numbers
A few Copies of these Sermons, not SUBJ
scribed for, are yet for sale. Those wishing
to possess them Will please make immedi&ts
application.
August Ioa
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WASHINGTON CITY, Sept. 5.

The disaster at Detroit is reduced to a cer-
tainty.
BY information received from many sources
in the western country, we believe the follow
ing facts to be true:
lst. That the force at Detroit was fully
adequate to the destruction of Maiden, from
its first arrival to the day of its capitulation.
ID. Thatit had competent supply of small
arms, cannon, ammunition and provisions.
Sd. That the post and the army were sur
rendered without an effort TO save them; and
4th That they were surrendered to an In
ferior force.
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is confusion and hustle here Cinnirnati ha
lost nearly 200, some of them the best citizens
we. had. This moment 1000 troops from
Kentucky have arrived here, on their march
to reinforce Gen. Hull, but they are too late"
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s~s The trustees Of the Alex.

b~s nc IUSLCeS or the Alex
4NDRl i MUSEUM, attached 10 the Alexe
andrla Washln a. tn Ledge, No 9, are re.
qucsted 10 meet at their Hall, this evening.
At halt past O'Clock, for the purpose Of
making arrangements required by TIC cone
stution, Tor opeung the A4useum Punctual
ATTENDANCE Is reques ed
by order OF George Denealt, Esq Pres
siaent of the Boar Of iru :ees.
I. Mountford, Jun.
MANAGER.
September
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Lemurl Taylor, Of the city Of Baltimore,
will be supported in conjunction with any
other democratic republican, candidate from
another part of this district, as an elector of
president and vice president of the U. States !;
and will, if elected, vote for DeqyiH Clinton of
New York, as president of the U States.
Bait. Nag.
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SALEM, December 81.

Tn. privatccr SCH Dart, Capt Davis,
of tbs port, was 81 anded on rect ct
rocks lear Davis streiyhts, the llh inst.
Was returning from a cause in which
she had taken nothing.
The privsteer Revenge of Salem, is
sid to be at H,lilax.
Thu priva,ecr sch D'omo, has taken
out Of Cpe Split, sch Sally, OF Eden,
(Maine) loaded with salt; she has ar
rived at Boston.
Arrived here or Thursday last, sch.
Thomas. Bunker, from, Norfolk
On "Wednesday and Thursday last the
following vessels were picked out Of the
Vineyard feet, off Cape Cod, by the pri
,ateer schponer Live pool Packet, -
GAYS froni HalifAx, viz schr. EIiz.. joy,
from Phiiadelphia sch. FencIon, Ropes,
from BJi,imore for Salem; schr. Dove.
Rogers, from iIa:ielphia for Glouces-
ter; schr. Dolphin, Tuck, FIR m Balti-
more for Beverly scbr. Columbia,
Wheldsn, Of Dennis, from Richmond
schr. Two Friends, from Baltimore for
Boston sch. Three Friends, of Ports.
mouth. from Baltimore and sloop SUI
san, Ellis. Of Sandwich, from Alexan-
dria ali with cargoes of -four, corn, &c.
Also, the brig Rising States, and schr.
Bttsey Matilda, which two with their
c.rgoes were given up to the prisoners,
and have arrived az Boston. The pri-
vateer might have taken more, but had
no, men to spare, and has doubtless
made the best of her way home with her
prizes. Tie prisoners released, give
,he captain crcdl, for good treatment
Where are Mr.. Persons hundreds of
gnn-boats, that were 10 protect GU,
coas'irg trade, now left dcfenceless
prey to the enemy
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:. q =. !, president. . frigate Of tne

hoard the Presidents q 'flSa.e
Emit United States, as hostages ,,n vou.
that. inquire. shall be I'm maa a1a the the
the thee circumstances attending Ing anu anu of Of
which Which YOU complain; and tina, ts soSu
measures will be TAKEN on "a. with With
ledge Of them, as may colnpo' ID nav
the rights of both nations .; anu thew a,
be proper in the case to when '"''
relate. surod that
# is tile sincere desire OF the - ,.r
dent to see (and to prom o 50 th ha,
as depends on the United States 'n" !.
the War which exists between o a.
Countries en be conducted with the u'-
most regard to human'ts'
f Hsss d. JAMES MONROE mr. u;
| Sir JOHN Borlass IYarre'l. liam: q
the Blae, and Comd'er IN ch'e)' &C.
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"WEDNESDAY, DECEMEER SO.
List
GRAND CONCERT.

M fQfftcHlaT QeSIFe W SeVe'st " ''
first families in .aleranaria.
SIGNOR PUCCI
Will have the homer to perform on the
PEDAL HARP,
On Thursday, Dec. 81. at Mr.. TRIP
LET'S Assembly Room.
PART l..
Fall Piec. Lodoiska, on the Harp.
A much sd aired Welch air, The HI
sing Sun"
A grand German Waltz.
Song, "Hope told ALTERING tale,
Allegro, The pipe OF tobacco, COM
posed BY Coun. M'urin.
Welsh air, with variations, "The rising
of the Lark"
PART II.
Sonata, on the Harp, composed BY Car
don.
Song. Tue Maid Of Lodi"
Turkish March, on the Harp
Minuet of Maria Theresa, Queen OF
Germany.
A grand piece, Commodore Decatur's
Favorite.
Concerto, on the Harp.
Finale. Washington's March and Yankee
Doodle.
Concert to commence precisely at Z
o'clock p. NJ.
80 Tickets to be bad at Mr. Trip
lef''s Hotel, and at the Office OF the He
raid.
December 81 81"
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B. .
Washington City, Dec. IT, 1917

Washington Caiy' Oe''
SIR, :.
Jhaye the honor to annex a 'ist
Of the 10 of the crew OF the late
Tinted States sIoop Of War Wasp
detained by Captain John Berries
ford. Of the British ship Poictiars,
under the pretcnce of their being
British subjects.
have tue honor to be, respectfully,
Sir,
Your 0b't servant,
GEO. s. WISE, Purser.
The Hon. Paul Hamilton,
Secretary Of the Mary.
There follow several other docu-
ments, already published, or not
deemed of material Importance,
except the following.
co.
Extract of a letter from Major Ge-
neral Pinckney to the Secretary
of War. dated
Head Quarters. Charleston.
4th .NuJember, 1919.
" Information having been given
upon oath. to Lieut.. Grandson. who
at present commands in the Naval
Department here, that six Ameri-
can seaman who had been taken
prs ners, on board Of our privateers.
mad been sent to Jamaica, to be tried
as British subjects for treason. he
called upon the Marshal to retain
doable that number Of British sea-
men as hostages. The Marshal, in
consequence of instructions from
the department of state, asked my
advice on the subject. and | have
given my opinion that they ought to
be detained until the pleasure Of the
President shall be known The
testimony Of Capt. Moon is herewith.
Ihope, Sir, you will have the good
ness to have this business put in the
proper train to have the Presidents
pleasure OH this subject communiea-
ted to the marshal"
The message and documents were
on motion referred TO the commit
tee on Foreign Relations.
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Dancing Assemblies.

FROM unavoidable circumstances, the
first Dancing Assembly will be held at
Mr.. Tripletl's Tavern, on "Wednesday
evening newt the soth inst. instead OF
Thursday the slst.
Hacks will be provided as usual. F
The Managers.
December %.