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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-08-06

DIRECTORS of the FARMERs' BANR OF
VInGINIA, elected in This Guy, on Non
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Nssyport Sboe-Store and
Man1}aetoy,
No: 100, THAMES STREET,
nErr ny
JOHN NJ. DATIS.

yTJHO has recently received from Boston And
w elsewhere. - large assortment of Lads and
hentlemen's, Misses md Youths Morocco and
LEATHER SHOES. of almost every description He
hes those Of the first quAlisy, whic I've will warrant
aad recommend--alsc, quantity that lee viii! sell
st reduced prices.
He also has his Shoe Store supplied from
hin Alanufactory with BOOTS and. SHOES, which Ne
thinks lie Can pronounce Of superior quality 10 any
which are made in Newport, and Of Lc latest fash
.ioas. as he epplsys number Of experienced work
1eh 1t Boot nAkiag, and several excellent workmen
In the msnslaetse Of Ladies sioEs, Of every des-
Thoss Ceutlessen who may wish TO be fit
ted y their measure with Boots shoes, will please
TO leave their measures at his shoe-store, at his
saanufactofy in the rear Of the same with his fore
.SAaa Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grccan Slips,
ror other Shoes vl be waited BY his foreman. Who
will take their measures, at The shortest notice.
He returns his thanks TO his customers for
she patronage he has hitherto received and asprrs
himself BY the cxertisns he has made TO procure
good workmcn. and the best materials for Doois and
Shoes. he shall receive further patronage.
N. b. An assortment Of Morocco, OF all
.colors. Binding Skins. Boot-web. Cord and 1asssls,
&C.
80 All orders from town and country will
be attended to. Nav 20
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THE co.partnerslp under the firm Of W.LtiAs
< nEsaY MocRE, was by mutual consent
dissolved the s,h inst. An persons having unset
tied accounts OK d, raands lSapst The said .,p,
requested 10 present tie Same for scitcnent, and
by No.e or Book Account. ase carrestly requested
TO make immediate payisen TO vi. liAn MS oar,
jun. who is authorised u settle eli accounts OF sai
company. II being absolutely necessary that their
demands should 6e adjusted soon possibc,they
hope that no person will neglect this friendly invita-
ton, as they will be obliged 10 have recourse TO
soe Other means for The collection O: tleir debts
shsuld this no,icc not be attended 10.
WILLIAM MOORE, jun.
HENRY MOORE.
N. b WILLIAM MOORE, jun. will continue the
DRf GOODS business in all its variety, at lis
Ssofc, No So Thao'ess,rce. ic thanks I.is friends
or past tavors, and soicits continuance Of their
..,sonl his endcutors please viii be unrcmitted.
Newport, june II. 1912
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Fashionable Shoes.
goHN M. MANSFIELD,

uAS juA received at ms Shoc-store, large
LII assortment or Ladies' shoes, Of the following
Kinds. viz plum color, klae, cream, salmon, tea,
light and dark green morocco.
Also--a handsome ASSORTMENT Of black morocco
Shoes, eth snd without heels misses and childrcns
morocco Slippers and ties, ali colots, Ecnllemen's
New.York and boston made inc Shoes and Pumps
ladies' Crcciar slippers; boys morocco dancing
Pumps misses kid slippers.
Likewise -six trunss Of mems and women's low
ue;ced shoes one trunk old-fsslioncd stuff Shoes
New.York msnafscturcd Csifskins; ne,ts leather
Boot-Legs and Tops. Boot soas Binding SKINS,
&c. &c. JOY I.
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Paper Hansings and Borders.
GEORGE WANTON.

TrAs just received many elegant and fashionable
patterns Of PAPER Ha.vGL.NC Nv 18th. vide
and narrow Borders.-.aiso, A great variety CT low
pfed Papers, suitable for rooms window ,ius.
Also REcEIvEp. An assortment of Mems, Youths
and Chiidren's HaIS Of every description and price.
Tso cases Childrcns best black and fsrcy colourcd
Beavers. Books and STATIONARY as usual.
Junc TO-
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An ACT

For the rclif Of Thomas & WIN. Streshly.
10 IL enacted ty The Seaasc and H,E5e sf Rcsrc
- seafadires Of the U1ed States u .fmsTca, in.
cuigTess Gs~ns1fsd, That the accounting oiIie~ss VI
the Treasury Department be. arid they are hereby
authorized and directed, To settle the accounts Of
Thomas Streshly and William Streshly respectively
late collectors of tbs internal revenue in the d;sct
Of Ohio, by allowing t. said Thomas such farther
credits .or ali accounts Of uncoIeced revenue iie
shall satisfactorily prove to have been delivered over
by him 10 other conec. ors, and such sum he shall
appear to be entitled to for bis attendance = Wit.
ness IN behalf Of ih< United Stsies, carrying the
balance, ie any, Which may appear due to s1id Thorn
a, to The credit of said William. IN his account wh
the United States 10. CLAY.
Sbrotsr ef Ms Hsnse Of Representatives.
W3LL.M H. CRtwfO.sD,
Preade7a ef Tie ,.naie PRO fcaapore.
May =, 1Sf2.-APPsovap. JAMES MADISON.
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HATS.
OF THE NaWEST FASHION,
Benz. and Solomon q. Wcaver,

No. 81, thames street,
HAVE just received. fifteen boxes Of
4 Il HATS from New.York and Boston, selected
by one Of the firm.
l.eir assortment now consists of u greater
variety than they ever before offered to the public
namely:
h4l.ls' Beaver, elastic satin Beaver,
Castor, plated and felt HATS-Youths'
and Chi!drcn's Beaver, Castor, Plated
and Felt HATS.
The above HATS arc Of the newest fash,
ion, made Of the very best materials, ard by The
best work,non, and which viii be sold ss low, fnoi
lower, than At any store within the State;
April %
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Branlywine Paper.
]. c. SHAW,

Aas just received from Philadelphia.
Sixty Rcamas BRANDYWlEE PAPER,
consisting of Cap No 1 x 2, Quarto vellum post and
saedium Drawing, which with his former STOCK, OF
various kinds of PAPER, mikes his assortment as
s'nplcte any in this State. AL which wi.i be
'-ph as low rs can be purchased in this town..
January 2.
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On the 4,h ut. Lieut. CRANE and Tile crew
Of the late u. S. brig Nautilus cainc up from
HalifAx In Cartel. On his arrival be iDfofI
med Commodore RopcERs that he Had six.
Of bis men put Ia irons and were to be sent 10
England to be tried FOR their lives, the Coni-
mander Of Halifax charging them with being
Engfshmtn--upon which Commodore RouA
GEns atoppcd Cartel which had just got uui
der way for Halifax, with 100 English prise
oncrs, and took out ssoetue men, as hostages
FOR tho six Americans !--Let ihis system be
rcsolutcly pursucd; and VIC shall not sgainn
have American seafnen hung Hf az tht yffa
arm Of British irigate with impubity, as
was Tie poor fellow thar was taken from ON
board The american friga,e chesapeake {
PasyiSt.1
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Capt Dscres, Of The Guerrietc, Is the British oGs
Ger, who, Just before the war, w.sengagedir IL puo-
jerirE Irish passengers from ships on our coast h
d. also, the sasic person who once enqsired % =
epw,irg ycs;s', Y Con-. Hrissfs ass bpxsd ~
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S.H ACT

For the rcsiei Of John N. Stout.
DE enacted tv tie Senate anil Hsnss Of Rebresew-
- faGpes Of the United States Of Ansrsca, ~ Con.
sre,s ess~m6ca hat tho accounting officers of the
Treasury Department be, and they hereby direc
ti % adjust an ,ccl N: asccsrv of tsLn M Stout,
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OFFERS FOR S.aLE,
NN the most reasonable terms, for cash
~ or approved credit, at his brick Store,
No. $, Market-squase--at retaii--viz
Madeira WINE SCassia,
French BRANDY, yBasket Salt.
w. India md} pu, SSweet Oil, lby the fssk.)
Ncw.EnglandS N0A' ySalt Fish,
Sin, Sstarch,
Moiasses, SRais;ns.
Porter, STubssco,
Vmerar, Ssnuf;
Wit Witt. .pd SUGARS ps'%.ss;. ss%s %; CANDLES
Hysoc, ! Ssoap and Indigo,
,.os xssns sso do rr,s srannin~ sWrt'@$ an" PAPER
aoucltong and yCrockery and
nohea SGlass Ware,
Coffee, Spewler,
chocclatet Gin,
Pepper, fSione and a.,
piuentu. SIron do (of al kinds,) !.
Mace. SSails, (assorttd,)
Cloves SCotton and Wool Cards,
Nutriegs; SBed Cords and
Ginger ~ SCod Lines, &c.
And sundry other articles too numerous to mention.
ALSO, SY HHOLES.iLE-
10 pipes Gin, (bcs knd.)
hhds. Cd proof sweet favored Rum
New-Snsa,,d do. by the hhJ. or bbl
2 casks best London P,xtcr. s
~ or i2 kegs James River Tobacco
10 d.. Ginger, (bcsi kind y
:: !: 's:,'' g. s: ss::: ss:s:.sEsi. ss:sssss TEAS
10 boxes Havana srr.u
20 bbIs Muscavrlo SUGAR
IL boxes Chocolate, No. ad2i
1000 VT. Coffee
/ 10 boxes Eaisiis
100 bbis best Alexandra Flour;
Beef aud Pork by the bbl. aad half do.
20 boxes Ncw-York Soap;
10 DO. spcrmaccti Candies
10 bales Eew-Orieans Cotton; 80.
1000 VT cordage; different sizes,)
1900 gross Corks
ton Oar Iron;
10 casks Nails, (of different sizcs)
Also,
Sctcn Shares in the X. I. Union Bdnk, II
applied for soon.
n. d. he returns his sincere thanks to bis former
customers and soliciss continuance Of their fascSs
Newport, April Il. 1872
TWIN &.
EOR Salc-5Do lbs. excellent Twins.
- Inquire At us FACTORY Store.
Jvk 81 ~ >, PERRT's TAkW
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Neao Stationary and School
Books.
j.. C. SHAW,

rs now opening a general assortment of
IL STATIONARY s. SCHOOL BOOKS,
which he will sell upon as good terms as can
be obtained in Newport--yiz.--
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Of Kentucky. and allow him the sum Of eigh,y'sevs
en- collars fifteen cents, tor his fees and compensa-
tlon us lsiIor for committing, subsis,ing and re-
leasing, Archibald Hamilton, prisoner of the Uni-
tee States IA. CLAY,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM III. CRAWFORD,
fa. I'yss,dt1s Of The Senate pro fe'sfore,
May 20, lSl2.--APrnovsr, JAMES MADisoNs
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be obtained in Newport-viz.--
400 reams various kinds Books aud Portable
Writing Paper, of ave- Desks;
.ery euperiour quality; Wrihord's Writing CO.
An assortment Of Blank pics, by the dozen or
Hooks. Ledgers, Day single;
Books, Receipt Books, Almanacks, by the groce
&C. or dozen;
SO rcams Wrapping Pa Sing;ng-D Books, of various
pcr, various kinds; kinds also a few CO.
bIcs, Testaments, Die pies Of the Boston Mu-
tionsrfss, Biographies, sical Miscellany;
Spelling books, &c.Sc. Shaving -sosp, the doz-
Wholesale and retail; en- or single cake, very
10000 English. Dutch, excellent
and Russian eaills, of 4 very handsome assort-
very stperiour quail nent Of bamboo and o.
Ni ther Canes, from Cd to
EackEammoa Tables, S each;
Playing and Visiting An assortment of silver
Cards} States, lead mounsed Whips, and
and slate Pencils, WAL travelling Trunks
fers. Inkstands, Scales A regular supply Of best
and Dividers, Pocket. Spanish Sega,ss
The above articles are generally he very
best kind. and will DC sold very low.--Orders from
che country viii meet particular attention, and nny
articles not on hand, will be Immediately obtained
from Boston or New.York.
- Constant attendance given from sunrise till 9
O'Clock. p. NJ. and every favour gratefully ackoowk
edged. e3efi
Stationary, Lottery g Exchange 0Ece,l
NO. 118, TAGmes- -Strees, Dec. 90. ,~s,.r. =
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20e U. S. 0xarr yohn Adams.


The sloop OF war John Adams, aow lying
at the Navy Yard, is to be disp,antled, and
used as prison-ship during the war. This
vessel was originally frigate was cut down
to sloop of wa, and was afterwards built
upon After the last alterations, she was
foond so unwci!dy, as to be unfit for service
The officers aud crew Of the John Adams,
and number OF other naval officers and sea-
men, have volunteered their services 70 90
20 Lake Ontario, 10 man the vessels now
building there. Capt. Chsunccy, We arc In
formed, is 10 be the chief officer on the Lake.
sad is I'd have number of armed vessels un-
der lis coni,nand.--E. Posi-
.Ma,iecl Patriotism. m.--Csptsiu Chsuncey,of
tho Navy. Yard, went on board the John Ad-
ans and inquired for volunteers for pssticu-
lar piece of service, and was answered by
three cheers from The whole crew, not one OF
whom, or OF others 10 om he applied, de-
ciined Offering themselves. Bravo, Yankee
Tars ibid.
The sloop Of war Alert, prize, 10 the ftif
gate Essex, Rs, arrived stthis port as cartel,
tu, we shall not be 40 complsisant in sending
her back to Hs:iiax az the British were to re-
turn her John Bull had sore heart to ses
her manned By (" Yspkees "---.t, \. Y.Skanroek.
Can't Dscres, Of The Guerrictc, Is the British o0>
Ger, who, Just before the war, w.sengaged IL paoo-
ierirE llsh passengers from ships on our coast Ho
"a slso the sansc person who once enQoired 81 q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-13

OF "gross mistatements' we could emu
merate several in the two last numbers OF the
Intelligencer; but as we know some of them
and perhaps sll may have arisen from that Ii
ability to misunderstood members speaking,
or other causes, we win not now notice them.
And there is a great difference between mis-
tatement arising from inisinformation or mis-
apprehension, and cool, deliberate, down
right-What shall we call it ?-The President
in his message, says "secret agent was
employed in Massachusetts in fomepting.
disahfeetion, and in INTRIGUES with the
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NEw-YoRK, March 6.

Naval engagement.-We learn from Cap
tain Travis, of the schr. George, arrived this
forenoon at this port from Port-au-Prince,
that on the 18th February, off Cape Nichola
Mole, he was boarded from the British brig
FREELY, then in company with three fri
gates and brig, having in tow one OF the
Emperor Christophe's frigates, prize to
Sir James Lucas Yeo, commander OF the
British frigate South Hampton, which he had
captured after desperate engagement. The
battle lasted two hours and an half in which
Christophc's frigate lost in killed and wound
ed 500; men They were proceeding to ia
maica with their prize.
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FRENCH FREE TRADE.

It's considered great boon by many of
the democratic advocates of free trade, that
American vessels with American cargoes are
admitted into France, even ON paying their
enormous duties, and are allowed to take away
just such cargo of French produce as b.
naparte chuses to order. 1t is forgotten, that
Mr.. Russell, our minister, pronounced those
duties and restricted exports, as Oppressive
and unprecedented burdens and that Of the
innocent vessels he had such fond hopes nearly
year ago would be released, scarce one OF
them has been permitted to this day to leave
France. Yet we all recollect how greedly
the "good news from France" which his let
tiers of June. 1871, contained, was swallowed
and disseminated by certain retailers of such
news. Boston CentineI.
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.,,.r,tions AGAINST these vessels

,yieratiOns agaiisSe siiSse seSsei'
trs tns a not that they had colonial produce
Fsre tos Ice Of British Islands, and that they
hats pfo'' saopcn by British vessels ? Are
i ID been ,sl except by the Berlin and Milan
s.se sFl''sW We know they are not.-They did
Eecress' The municipal part ofthe DEGREES,
q si9'A ~ were taken on the hish seas
:.aass ss n, it may be said that the Courts
sBas Pc s,er in September, 1911, did not
fs' ,s,t the Emperor had repealed bis de-
10" lux Ne s,,all, gentlemen, cut up this ar
's ssrt By the roots By our agents letter ter
ap.'s ssIb Of October, he tells US, that on the
b ''' September his Majesty, by special
ll .a,e. eosfra,ed the decision ofthe council
:cp@ 81 my former numbers sntlhosed
4 p r@ncror iaterposed with sheeiaf decree,
fiS . 80 smistaken--his courts condemned un-
= ~. No Berlin and Milan DEGREES, and he con-
fra'a ~ PACIFICUS.
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ALEXANDRIA,.
FRIDAY MORNING, Aarch l5.
PACIFICUS.

"A .tTo sHEw
"A TUX VERY AGE AND BoDY OF THE TIME
MS FORM AND PRESSURE.
Ezsaszzsszszzss.szzs-zssss
The U. S. Ship Wasp sailed on Monday
last from New York for France.
From the National IatelAgenccr Of yesterday.
IT'S scarcely possible that a moro disinge-
mOus paragraph could be composed, OF he
greater length, than that which follows:
Fran the alexandria Daily Gazette Of Tuesday
The communication from the President
Yesterday accustomed some amusement, ana
Al first, some little interest /; bat when the
reading was closed We believe all parts of the
House were Disguised. The tederaIists were
doubtless gratified 10 find that not one OF that
description was implicated, but disguised that
such trash should, for eiectioneering or any
Othsr purposes, be brought before Congress.
The democrats were Disguised at the satire
OF themselves, and angry TO md that 1t all a
mounted to nothing.'
To our readers, who already have the
whole before them, we leave II TO decide on
tue Importance Of that which is said to
Sanount to nothmg" As FOR the Impression
which the reading of the message produced
on the House, the above statement is "a paipa-
bic peryersion of the fact.
We cannot suppress the expression of our
establishment that the Editor Should nave per-
mitted SO gross mistatement TO have polluted
those columns which profess " to shew the
very age and body OF the time, It's form and
pressure"
The fact is, there was too much truth in our
Paragraph to sit easy on the political stomach
Of our ncishbor, MIR. Gales.
We stated that the reading of the cores
pondence occasoned sorae QmaScE1eat. This
spertectly srue Taere was general laugh
Where Henry says of democratic post-masters,
that seehis their contempt OF decency and mo-
fls, that they will break seal with the same
indifference they viii break their words. This
generally unjust sarcasm occasioned a general
laugh. There were dozen instances where
smile or laugh arose at the ridiculous
Paintings Of the iederadsts, and of the demo-
Gratis.
All parts of the House were 6isgusted."
ne federal part of the House were disgustcd
~ 'he wrctched expedient to raise hue and
y! against the fedcraEsts, at this time, for
Nsc'oneerlng purposes The democrats
we're asgusted, because no proof of guilt was
''OuSnt forward against any iederalist, but
pOo' honorable to their character rather than
ussFacetul SO that they were greatly disap-
pointed.
iaat 81 the federalists were gratiicd'' to
'"u mat not charge was brought against one
"e party, is certainly true and that they
s'e disgusted at such trash for electoneer-
VI other purposes" is also certainly true.
''c'inneeriEg or other purposes. "--W e
1--we It IS already well ascertained to be the
''"' eiectoneering trick, yes TRICK, which
IVY 'hs time, every year, is PLAYED of to
VIC aemocratic ascendancyin the approach
IS spring electors at the nerthward. We do
'"'cerely believe tha. will be found that this
- plan OF Gerry to which Mr. Madison has
eu' " do believe that Mr.. Gerry sent this
NJ 8 'nat heproposedthep plot to Madison,
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IN COMMON COUNCIL,

MARCH 1t, 1912.
The following appointments were made for
the present year:
GEORGE CoRYELL,
and S.ASsessors,
ca1R1xsM' KxrcH7,
JAMES HARRIs, Clerk O. the Market,
JoHN MANDETILLR, Superintendent Police,
SAMUEL SNowDzN, Printer TO tie Corhora-
ton,
Ordered, That the laws and proceedings OF
Council be hereafter published in both news
papers in the town of Alexandra.
Ordered, That the bill presented BY Dr..
Simms, as Physician to the Psor-House, be
referred to Messrs. Grid and Marsteller
Ordered, That the members OF Council,
from each ward, do examine into the state of
their respective wards, and report to Council
statement of such public work as may be
required to be done during the present year,
SO far as regards the removal of nuisanoes and
the repairs afpumps and streets; SO that the
superintendent of police may progress in the
work in moro speedy and advantageous
manner, than he could do in the advanced sea-
son.
Extract from the minutes,
~
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"To sREW
,v WAY AGE AND poDY OF THE TIME
u,s FORM AND PRESSURE.
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The U. S. Ship Wasp sailed on Monday
last from New-York for France.
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Port of Alexandria.
ENTERED,

Ship Century, Finley, Gottcnburg-bar iron~
ard glass-to Phineas Janney and the master.
Brig Margaret, Mellus, Cadiz-salt---to the
master.
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DISAFFECTED for the purpose of bringing
about RESISTANCE TO THE LAWS
Now in all the documents produced, there is
no itroof of this, but of the CONTRARY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
CouEier zinc Anil lo Q n,olo.h

Courier Once April 70, O'clock.
We nave received the following
letter from Charllham, March p =
We have the Rudiar Declaration
Of Hoitili'ies on the 10Th ult. and a
letter to the 18TH, dated Koninpf.
burg, which fays, that France brings
into the field $4,000 Frenchmen.
f" here are beGdes 100000 Auf-
TRANS, Pruihans and Ssnons Bona
parte and the King Of PrulTia are ex-
pe6fed at Koningfburg, at the head
q the left wing Of the army, 100, 900
itrong. --Maifrna commands the
PruiliAn army. The PrufTian Court
is gon. TO BreAau.
"SileGa is declared neutral The
French occupy Colberg, PilIau, and
Memel.
april lI.-This afternoon a GEN.
tleman has reached this city from
Libau, which place he left as late IS
Goth laIt month. He hates poG
lively, that at thar period, a Deciara.
ton Of War by the Emperor of Ruff
fla againlt France had arrived az thar
place, and that il was expected thar
hOitilities would &c immediately
commenced, as Bonaparte had march
d I43 thou!and Frenchmen 20 the
rOntlers.
BY two additional Anhoh mails
We have advices this evening Of !
very important character from vari-
Gus htuations OF the Baltic and H..
neighbourhoo1 ani two of the
communications confirm the int-reF
ing fset above Gated. In letter
iro1 Koniglburgh, ana another from
CArliham in our petition, il is al
ferted, that Napoleon had actually ar.
rived at Drelden We fhouid obserre
that the Monit,ur az the III inn
mentions his preGJiug al a Council
Al St. Cloud on the preceding dav
but this inlar;;oa may Be merely an
erPediens 70 conceal his departure to
the North.
A Kings mefenger mr.. RIFF,
lad been ordered to embark for Al
r erica, v iih defpatches.
Although numerous petitions were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-05-25
Latest from France.

Advices from Bourdeaur to the 18th
April have aIsosbeen received. French
troops .,ere continually marching
through that place, from the" conquest
Of Shqin," supposed to be ultimately
destined for a similar conquest Of Russia.
l; is added, person high in office in
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