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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-09
LATEST FROM EMGLhND.

Capt. MAYO arrived here yesterday from
Gottenburg, which he left the oath April
informs, that it was confidently believed
there that Russia had declared war against
France.-A letter by this arrival states, that
the Swedish fleet had captured French
privateers.
Capt. MAYO has favored us with q Lon
don paper (the Pilot) of April OF, & Bris-
tol paper of the 25th, which he obtained at
sea, from the Richard 81 Margaret, Capt.
SIssoN, from Bristol for Wilmington.
The Presidents Message to Congress
which accompanied the F." Henry Plots dis
closures, is copied from New York paper
into the Pilot, with this simple remark
" We are SIRE tie Information is untrme."
The official account of the capture of
Badajoz had reached England j.; and Parlia-
ment had voted thanks to the Earl of VEL
lmSton, &c.
A flag of truce had sailed from Deal for
Calais with an answer from the British Co
vernment to the recent communication from
the French Government-Thc nature of
which is not stated.
The Catholic question had been decided
in the House of Lords in favor of the peti
toners, by majority of 70.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-09

>HE Stockholders ofthe Brook Turnpike Com
IL pany, are requested to meet at the Bell Tavern
on tue 18th inst at II o'clock \. NJ, on business
Interesting to them.
The Con'nissiorers.
June 2. At
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-09

TENKS q BILLINGS have just received, for
p sale, at the store recently occupied by Messrs.
Hubbard X Lyman, Il street, general assortment
ot w |. Goods and Groceries, of the first quality
with choice old Wines and Liquors, viz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-09

Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Crlix and Jama-
Ca Rum, Fresh Gun-Powder and other Teas, Flo
renee Oil, French Capers, Mustard in bottles and
Kegs Cayenne, Spices, Raisins and Figs in boxes and
casks boxes rallOw and Spermaceti Candles
--Io barrels New-Orieans Sugar--tO do. do. do. SUI
PeTlor quaHty-l5 boxes No. Chocolate--4O dozen
London Poter-2O do. Bottled Cider-Claret Wine
IN cases OF one dozen each-i0 quarter boxes senu-
sne Spanish Segars-1 Pipe Particular Madeira
VINE barrels hard shell'd Alnonds-bags Green
Cot. e-l5O reams Wrapping Paper-3O do. Writ
iug do-A few dozen Grass Entry Mats.
The above Goods, with others not enumerated,
NIL be sold on the most satisfactory terms.
MAY 20. I'm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-09

Council, at any time subsequent to such au-
thentio act of repeal by the French Co
vernment, shall, without any further Order
or Declaration on the part of His Majesty s
Government on this subject, be at liberty to
give in evidence in the High Courts of Ad-
miralty, or any Court of Vice-Admiralty,
before which such ship cre cargo shall be
brought for adjudication, that such repeal
by tie French Government had been, by
such authentic act, promulgated prior to
SUCH capture; and upon proof thereof, the
voyage shall be deemed and taken to have
been as lawful as if the said Orders in
Council had never been made; saving, ne
vertheless, to the captors such protection
and Indemnity as they may be equitably en-
tilted to in the judgment of the said Court,
by reason OF their ignorance, or uncertainty
as to the repeal of the French DEGREES, OF
OF the recognition of such repeal by His
MaJesty's Government at the time of such
capture. 81
His Royal Hishness, however, deems it
proper to declare, that, should the repeal
OF the French DEGREES, thus anticipated &c
provided for, prove afterwards to have been
iilusory on the part of the enemy & should
the restrictions thereof be still practically
enforced, or revived by the enemy ;-Great
brltatn will be compelled, however .relsc !
family, after reasonable notice, to have re-.
course to such measures of retaliation as
may then appear to be just and necessary
And the Right Honorable the Lords Com
missioners of His Majesty's Treasury, His
Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State,
the Lords Commissioners Of. the admiralty,
and the Judges of the High Court of Adj
miralty, and the Judges of the Courts of
Vice Admiralty, are to take the necessary
measures herein as to them shall respective
ly appertain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-09
Orders w COUNCIL.

ORDERS ~ COUNCIL.
The following highly interesting State
Papers are copied from the London & Bris
tol Papers -
AT the Court at Carlton House, the
21st day of April, 1912, present, his ROYAL
Highness the Prince Regent in Council
WHEREAS the Government of France
has, by an official report, communicated by
its Minister of Foreign Affairs to the Con-
servative Senate, on the 10th of March last,
removed all doubts as to the perseverance
OF that Government in the assertion of prin
cipies, and IN the maintenance of a system,
not more hostile to the maritime rights and
commercial interests of the British empire
than inconsistent with the rights & indepen-
dence OF neutral nations, and has thereby
plainly developed the inordinate pretensions
which that system, as promulgated i'll the
DEGREES of Berlin e Milan, was from the
first designed to enforce.
And whereas His Majesty has Invariably
protested his readiness to revoke the Or
ders in Council adopted thereupon, as soon
as the said DEGREES of the enemy should be
formally and Internationally repealed, and
the commerce of Neutral Nations restored
to its accustomed course.
His Royal Highness the Prince Regent,
(anXious to give the most decisive prof of
lilS MY al l1lBhneSS disposition to perform
the engagements Of His Majesty's Govern
ment,) is pleased, in the name and on the
behalf of His Majesty, and by and with the
advice of His Majesty's Privy Council, to
order and declare, and it is hereby ordered
and declared, that if, at any time hereafter,
the Berlin and Milan DEGREES shall, by
some authentic act of tive French Govern
ment, publicly promulgated, be absolutely
and Internationally repealed, then, & from
thenceforth, the Orders in Council of the
9Th day OF January, 1907, and the Orders in
Council of the Goth day of April, 1909, shall,
without any further order, be, and the same
are hereby, declared from thenceiorth to be
wholly and absolutely revoked and further,
that the full benefit of this order shall be
extended to any ship or cargo captured sub
sequent to such authentic act Of repeal Ct
the French DEGREES, although antecedent to
such repeal such ship or vessel shall have
commenced and shall have been in the pro-
secutiun of voyage which, under the said
Orders in Council, or one of them, would
have subjected her to capture and condcm-
nation and the claimant Of any ship or
cargo which shall be. captured or brought to
adjudication, on account Of any alleged
breash OF either Of the said Orders in
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02

Tho number Of American troops XII
led amounted to not more than SKY
and about an hundred were wonndeu.
The number Of prisoners iHeIuains
the wouadsd amounted to about 7oy.
But the victorious enemy ,houSn
generous and tender to those VINO "
the fortune of war had fallen IN .aeir
power, for want of either the WIN or
the power Imposed no restraint W. ;,
their Indian allies from stripping a'a
scalpiag the dying and the slam 'hat
remained upon the field OF Da,.e.-
Capt. Ogi,vie himsclfsaW .se l,e.sss
body Of Ensign Morris stripped even
otis shirt, aud the skull Of one VINO
had been wounded was seen clo'eh
by torahavk.
Ourinformaut saw the funeral o.
Cen. Brock. The guns at tort Ma
CARA we're fired during the ceremo-
nyas mari, Ofrespect due toa brave
enemy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
ppysTOI,. ENC. September 5:

Lieut.. ren. Sir Ed. Pages, K: D. (w ". .
lost an arm in foreign campaign N Tue
Psninsula.) sailed on Friday Tor pol'u "
asI. Sir Edward is gone out secohu ~
Command to the Marquis Wellington
The French army, Bonaparte, including ::
fnrcirn and auxiliary corps, has IN rss
se,v;ee a force of $4,000 men Al
1905, the French army was estima'eu al
45T 1000. ,;,tee
The twelfth report Of the committee
Of public expenditure presents ho NJ"
incubation or default OF enormous d
mount-bu, it explains the existing con
1;tion Of some of the old ones. II APP
nears that there remain due on sir
GsIdsmith's account a32,s2e!. 9s, 3D.
on Mc. Borrow's 5oool on Mv' mum )
se,s77l.; ard on Mr.. Chinnerys' nearly
so,ooo!.; Mr.. Steele's remain IS before
Bv order of the lords OF the al siral'y'
distribution Of the Scriptures is I'M
mediately to take place IN the royaI IA
w. as follows: one copy OF the Ne"
Testament, two Common PRAYERS with
two Psalters, for every eight men, and
ono Bible TO every two rnesses.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
Sr. LOUIS, September 70.
;NnI

Tn cur |ast we announced lnlor-
nation received of the moyemn's 0,
the Illinois Indians, communicated
BY our spies. Upwards Of 700 NOV
Cd to the BARRIERS Of the Mississippi,
about 90 miles from this place, a
party OF them crossed the river. to
the neishborfood Of the village OF
Portage des Sious, and shot and
wounded a man and his wife. stole 8
or 10 horses, killed a cow and took
OF IL. beef.-ln the interim our
spies fell in with the trails OF the
main body. on the east side, ana shot
two Indians.
Governor Howard ha"iaS placed
the Volunteers in such positions, SO
as to DO able 70 act ia point, and
Capt. M.Nair being stationed near.
he crossed ever to recOnnoitre with
his troops OF IS men, who having
some spie, in advance. discovered the
number OF the enemy too great to
lastly the pursuit. the party return
ed and kept good lock out, Cap's.
Musiek and Price assembled the isil-
mcis, and c,ptu"cda number OF ca
noes in one OF which Was some CT
t!,e beef ;,Ie Indians stole from our
side Of the xivrr-Upsards OF 70 ca
nces escaped up the Illinois.
Since the above was in type, we
received a letter from Doctor Far
rer. who acts IL the donble capacity
oi surgeon and soldier, as follows
:. the country on the opposite SIDE OF
of the river swarms with savaSes
paYty OF them crossed over within
few miles OF this place, and burnt
one house and robbed ansther-ior-
,una,ely none Of the inhabitants were
killed, sixty men are gone III pur-
suit"
We expect to hear of Gav. Ed
ward. sendinga strong peterborough
| chat country, extending from lii
nois to Fort Mason aid mOment!y
important news from cur little ar
| I..T.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
CHILLICOTHF., (Ohio) Oct. II.

On the night Of the 2i,h Ill. Mr.
Geo. Deibier, respectable citizen oil
this place, and volunteer in General
Finley's reennentot mounted men, was
unfortunately shot by Il Sentinel, while
IN an expedition against the Tawa towns.
He had passed Cit Of TIE lines, in the
night, and wien en his return was els
tInc;.v hailed, bet not returning an an
sweI, the sentinel fred-!he ball passed
through his body, and he expired in a
bout twenty minutes. He was buried
Nth military hcnors.-Nr. Dcibler has
left wife aid xix children to mourn his
uutime,y end.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
r,.o,. The " Y. Commercial .1drcttis
THE ALGERiEE WAR.

From the ". I :, t,0Wme'cidt .1aTcfHScr
THE ALGERiEE WAR.
The hostile disposition of the Dew 6;
Aleiers towards the United States, h
been known here Tor some time. en-
this subject we have been obllgingly e.
vored With the following copy of al letter
from MIR. Lear to the American Consul
a, Gibraltar. This letter contains more
n.,ticu,ar account OF the afair, ,k:,u We
have before seen.
On beard HE shit bAeshony,}
a. sea, July IS, 1912.
SIR-Ihay the honor to inform you
that on the 18th of this month, the slip
Allegheny, Ebenezer Eleveth nas,er,
arrived at Algicrs from the u States,
with cargo Of naval and military stores
for the Regency, in fulhlment OF treaty
stipuiations and, that Oh the goth inst
when tbsy had begun TO discharge lie
cargo, l received message from the
Dcy, informing me that he would net
receive the same, saying that tho ar6.
cles, were net such in quantity OF quality
as he, expected, and that the ship should
leave the regency Immediately. with
u,ys,lf and all other American citizens
in Algiers. Every proper measure was
taken to prevent the execution OF this
rider, and to restore tse former good
understanding, but without effect, and
! left Aigicrs this morning, in the ship
Allegheny, with NY family and all other
ci,izens Of the United States then III Al.
slers.
This act bears such evident marks eS
hostility on the part of the Dey OF Al
sicrs towards the United States, that |
embrace the first moment to communi-
cate the same to I'LL the coDsuls ct the
Uniled States in the Mediterranean, that
he same may be known, without delay,
to all commanders of American vessels
In this sea, aid others concerned, that
they may be OF their guard, and secure
themselves and their vessels as cttectu-
ally as possible against the dangers Of
capture. I therefore request that YOU
vii give this notice to all commanders
of American vessels and other citizens
of the United States in your district, and
forward the same to all ports and places
in this sea, with which you may have
an opportunity of communicating, and
where il i. likely any American vessels
may be found.
On the 18th instant, squadron Of
cruizers sailed from Algiers to the east
ward, consisting of frisa,es, scorvctts,
Q briggs. xebeck, schooner, rsw sa-
ley and gun beats, and there is reason
to apprchCnd that they had orders to
Capture American vessels.
shsl! proceed to Gibraltar, where
shall probably rcms.n until | can com
NUNS ate this intelligence 70 al! parts OF
tie Mediterranean, or learn something
of the conduct ofths Alsccines tow ards
our vessels.
have the honor tn be, &c.
(Signed) TOBIAS LEAR.
Mr.. Lear arrived in the Bay OF Glbial-
tar On the 4th Of August.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
Pubic ale.

- Pubic ale.
WILL be sold on Saturday the 18th
install, at Conway's Wharf,
Nineteen Slaves.
Amongst which is an excellent Gardner
and Cook, Biscuit B kers, females,
eXcellrlk House servants.
ALSO.
A House aud Lot on Washington and
Prince-S,re: ts-!ai l25 feet inches, by
loo-A Lo. olI Fairfax Z Qussn Strsets
loo ey 4o-3 Houses aud LOIS on T. me,
ron Street in exceI!cn: order The above
property is sold, irr the purpose Of clos
ing the concern Of Mars;eller * Young.
Ferdinand .NarSteller,
John Toang.
Nnyemher 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
"a CAND.

NER. GENERES has the honor of
lH inicrmisg the Ladies If Aiexan-
dsia = hs nave heretofore received Car1s
cfinyilauon TO his assemblies, that they
gill commence On Thursday next, the
9Th OF NOvcmbur, and Continue once "a
fortnight during the season. III soil
cts their y'teu Isnce
l. addition II his Music, go1d Carl
!net wii b. procured from Washington
CITY.
November . 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
EAoL .O,tijo.
Iohn L.!Ovd,

Has rece:ved By ire shrt -3r9o a Sery
general assor'm"H: q Se1s2nG1!e
GOODS.
Consisting prncipaiv Of FlanneIs,
Blankets, Fiushi2gs, Cr.tingS, Broad
Cloths, Plains, Kerseys, Wais;coAungs-
Norsted ani Cotton Hosiery, Monches-
,rv, SC Sc.-nnst of them at lowest
and middle prices-which will be ready
for sale by tha piece or package III a
few days.
September - dl"Sia"t,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90.

IMpoR7tyT-We state from unQues-
tionab!s authority, that the Legislature
0: New Jersey, will repssi the law p'e-
yidins for the election of Electors of
President and Vice President BY gene
IA! ticket; and provide for the election
If Electors by jcin, ballot Of tic !.c-
gis!4ture. TAis measure will certainly
eisc Mr.. Chaton the votes Of that state.
We also le2Gn, that the state Will be
divided into districts, for the election Of
members of Congress.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
Salt ahOat.

YE1HE Cargo Of the ship Mary and
i Fraaois, capt. Burrows, Of 900
Bushels St. Ubes Salt, Of "a very superb
or quality--lor sale by
LaWraSon q EoWle.
November q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02

~ Of majority and many persons
ne Of # opinion that sufficient number tse
Of votes may be obtained, 70 c. e"so Is the
federal party to decide the i1'' . "
election in this state.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02
FROM THE ". Y. EVENING POST.


TEL it in Ga!h-publish it in The
streets Of .4skalon.-Ycs, and the in
junction shall he obeyed. 1t shall
be tolA 20 deceived people it shall
be 'uh.isheh. that it may circulate
throughout the land. On Friday
evening last, a meeting of the TIM
many Society. ora committee OF that
Society. consisting ofabout so men,
bers. was held at Tammany Hall, at
which were present, among others,
lis Honor Judge Spencer. one of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court Of the
State Of New-Yock, and Gen. JOHN
,9,rsirong. IS Commander in Chic:
ef the forces Of the United States in
the harbor Of New-York." At this
meetingtherc was much political dis
cussion respecting the best means Of
preventing Madison from being de-
featcd, and the digniGed personagcs
lust mentioned took an active part.
What this one or that one said, in
particular. We ere rot sufficiently in
formed to mentioa, but We are au-
thoriscd to declare that it was stated
to that meeting in clear terms:
First, That no peace would ever
be made with Great Britain. whate-
YER might be her caers, unless she
ceied either one CT both Of the Ca
nadas.
Second. That as soon as Congress
should meet, al embargo should be
laid or some measure tantamount a.
dopted. TO put an immediate stop to
all farther expectations of grain to
Spain and Portugal, and extipsuish
all trade between the United States
and the two countries.
Lcsily. That On Mr.. I!adison's
Election being secured. county and
town meetings should be called a"d
means thrcugoGt the state should 30
found to silence all further oppOsi-
ton TO the war.
That this i, substantially correct
| am assured will not be denied by
either Of the above i!lustrious persc-
nages. or any other man Of credihi-
lily who was present. III is, the
denial shall be readily published in
this paper.
Remarks shall be brief. Of TIC
second and third propositions little
shall be said. If our farmers ars
ready to submit to be deprived q
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rl.tn.Ao ,ANNEi, y CO.

Il II mi 40 "a me- /, Y CO.
IN AVE Just received BY The ship Ar
: 4 60 froso! .irerpooi,thelr assortment
OF FAIL. GOODS, coUsisIing Ct super
Gas a,,S - Z, nd Cinti.s, CaSs',"eres. To-
rest C.H.ns, Cu~iirss, Fl"saiDes, Plains.
E,T>ey,, rose and Striped Blankets,
fiannc.s. anL S2'zes, M,.ucass,ry s Eo-
,-ry, sc. Sc. I'D feS bales cf gccd
T"lied SackinS.
ch1a Sep, mw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02

Ertrset q letter from q Ciintoni4n
REPUBLICAN cf PNtsbHrs, satcd Oe.ster
IS, 1912.
We are doing well; our country
from present appearances, sill give
large fnaiorty. Ohio bids fair, and We
are confident of eight votes from that
state. We are daily becoming more as
surtd of success; but you must not be
too much elated. Ii is impossible to saw
which way the wind will blow twelve
DAYS hence. a few lies sell told. and
we'll stuck to, against us, may do much
But am quite sanguine o: success if
the eastern does IS we'll as the western
part Of the state"
Ersrect ofa letter fran restcesc5lr
genflenlan in North Carolina, 10 lis
eoreshsndent in PhiiadeLthia.
1--WE remain in state Of uncertainty
as to the course which will be pursued
by our Legislature in the choice of our
next President. II is said that there are
absHt 30 federal members elected with
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2.
APRONS 5i,t"S

ARR0WS1iit"S
GRAND MAPS OF THE WORLD
AND'oF TaE
FOUR QUARTERS OF THE
e WORLD,
Elegantly executed. coiorcd aud var
R.aed by American Artists on canvas
sad rollers, ere just received for sale by
JAMES KENNEDY, Son.
November ? ee6t
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
last received and f9r sale by J.flfES
KENNEDY Srn.
The Scottish Adventures or the way to
rise.
Mlrrisd Life. or F1ults On all Sides.
VIVIAN and Emilio &c Coulans~s, by
Miss Edgewnrlh.
Temper or Domestic Scenes, by Ms.
Opie,
The picture OF PailaleI, hia. by Doctor
Mease.
a!osheiThi Ecclesiastical History abrids-
Xotzebue'S Exile into Siberia.
The Letters. OF the late L"rd Lyttlcton.
The Banks. Of Wye, Poem oy Bloom
6etd
Fnber's Structures Oh Sandemanianism,
November 3. eo6t
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FAIL GOODS.

JOSEPH JiA.A.EY
HAS received per ,ae Snip Aaco,
C-pi.in Peterson, jusl arrived irom Ii
se; pool. An assortment Il
Fa!i Goods.
Q no 90 saw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-02

BRIDCE- OWNI .IHS tsE
On receiving Intelligence u 'ne &c
clara,ion of war on the part OF the Unit
cd States against Great BRIAN and her
dcoeadenc!es, his cxceIlcncy nsJof.@@e'
"a, Carmichael issued the following &c
neral order to the militia CT the colony
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07

Yesterday being The bs.th day of new
year, the President Of the u. S., as usual, re-
ceived the compliments of the season, at a.
residence, from many members OF Congiese
az. their laiieS, * other persons now visiting
the scar OF g0Vernmenr, as well as from most
OF the iadics G. gentlemen of Washington x
GeorgelcY4 lib.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-07
FROM THE BOSTON CHRONICLE.

More cddisions to the Black LIST.
The schooner Thomas Newman, from
Bordeaux, for Baltimore, with brandy, WING,
silks, &c. arrived at Plymouth, Nov. A.. cGfi=
tured by the Armeide.
The American schooner little Caroline,
Petit, from Bordeaux, for New-Orleans,
With valuable cargo Of wine, brandy, oil.
silks, &c. arrived at Plymouth, England,
November 3, having been CAPTURED 10y the
Semiramis irigate.
Also, arrived, the American schooner
Trojan, OF Baltimore, geo tons, captain A.
lexander Fitch, with ~ valuable cargo Of
cotton, coffee, indigo sugar, gum, cochl-
neal, skins, &c. bound to Bordeaux, cah
tured by the Acasta frigatc, captain Kerr.
and Armeide frigatc, captain Dunn. She
wa aiken in calm, close in with Bordeaux.
With. boats of the Armeide, after slight
resistanCe-one Of our sealnen was wounded
on the head. 1t is said the Trojan has q
large quantity of dollars on board. she is a
beautiful vessel of her class.
The brig Catharinc, Ray, was CAPTURED
on her passage from New York for France.
by the English, but was ransomed by the
captain for 2 500 dollars.
The schooner Purse, from ditto for Bor-.
deaux, was also captured by a British CRUZ
ser, but was taken by the captain and boy,
and got safe into France,
1.-THE whole number of British cdhsr,-es.
since the modih cation of the Milan and Bers
lin DEGREES now amounts to IS.