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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16
FOREIGN
Nav YORK., Nov. 9.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

On Saturday morning the cartel ship Lark
capt. Hutchins arrived at this port, in 27 ds vs.
from Plymouth, Eng. from whence she sailed
on the 3oth Sept.
In the Lark came passengers, Jonathan Rus.
sell, Esq. late Charge dcs ,ffares ut the Court
| y London, Joseph Spencer Smith, ESQ late
Charge des AHaires in England, John C. How
ard, Esq OF Baltimore, VIM. a. Hayward, ESQ
of Charleston, C. Private Secretaries, Wm.
VI. Fisher, Esq. ofphiladcphia, Nathan Bridge,
Esq of BOSTON, capt. p. Durlsie, of Baltimore,
and VI. DIrof, Esq attached o the Russian
legation in the u. S. of America.
by this arrival, the Editors of the Mercan-
tile Advertiser have received file of London
papers to the 2Sth ofSept. ga days later than
hitherto eceiyed) from which the following
art les are taken
Our London papers inform US, that Seville,
m SPAN, has been taken by assault, by the
Combined Armies.
We also find the 10th Bulletin of the French
army, dated August 3lst a, Viasma-to which
place the Emperor's head quarters were reno
we'd on the 3Oth. II states that the pcoDie of
the country are retiring to Moscow that there
had ALREADY grounded into that CITY a million
and half of souls and that Gen. Kutusow
who had been appointed Commander in Chief
o. the Russian armies, took the command on
the 28th
~ paooS'fHNIo w Nie state, tilat let
tiers from the Grand Army had been received
III Paris, announcing that, on the Z /, of Sept
4 general and severe action had been fought at
M2jhisk, within 81 or 80 miles Of Moscow
BonaParte commanded the French army in per-
son; that the contest continued from 7 O'Clock
IN the morning to in the evening; < that the
Huss'ans were at length routed, and the French
army lett in possession Of the field of battle
-Four or five American schooners, we'll arm.
ted, had arrived a. Nantz, with valuable car.
gpes, aud one ar Bordeaux.
The American scir Lynx, from Baltimore 10
BordeauT, with CARGO OF sugar and coffee.
was 90 the i6,h August, driven by oontrar,
winds, TOTO 81 Nazaire Roads, mouth OF the
Laur,
Tnc British government schr. Alplea, from
, York and Halifax, arrived at Falmouth ON
the 9th Sept.
The following Marine articles VIC have copi.
60 rom our London papers.
he ship science from ST. Ubes, was sent in
20 Plymouth pit. 10Th, aud on the 18th, the
brig Cordelia, from ST. Ubes for America.
he Cartel ships Pacific, S anton, from New
York and the Geo. or Gen. Wash nrton from
Philadelphia, have both arrived at Liverpool.
the latter on the l6th September, in % days
passage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16
DOMNsTIC.

BOSTON, Nov Z.
The story of General Hull's having been
refused trial on the principle that a Pri-
soner of War on parole could not be legally
tried, is incorrect Gen. H. has the assur-
ance Of the Executive, that Court will be
ordered for lis trial, as soon as the general
officers on the frontier can be spared with
out injury to the service.
Dqfriof
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

A Ace oftransports for the Baltic, passed
Yarmouth on Saturday. They have been got
ready with promp.itude in the highest degree
crcditable to the Admiralty They are to be
empoyed in the Swedish Expedition The
Swedish force is estimated At 10000 to this
may he joined the Russian force in FinlsnI, a.
bout $4,000. Finland is. IL is said, is 40 be re-
stored to Sweden within months.
We stated on SATURDAY., that the effect pro
duced upon the American Cove rnment, by the
repeal OF our Orders in Council, 10 not vet
known. The LIST date from Washington is of
the 9Th nit and the despatch announcing the
revocation Of our Orders bad noe then srri-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16
CONGRESS-.
LNSEMHTR.
November 9.

Mr. Giles from Virginia, and Mr.. Smith
from New York, appeared and took their
seats
The Senate proceeded to the cNnsidera-
ton If the motions for reference of parts of
the Presidents Message to particular COM
mi;tecs and the following gentlemen were
appointed on said committees respectively /:
Commitfee on FOREIGN Relations and MI
itarv afairs -Messrs. Franklin. Campbell of
Ten Taylor, Varrum. Howell, r binson and
Worthington.
ComaEttee on NaUai Nyatters-- Messrs.
Smith of Nd. Gregg, TAFT, CUTS, and Lloyd.
Committee on subject Of imhortaiions q
British Merchandise in American vesscis-
Messrs. Gaillard. Goodrich, Campbell OF
Ohio, Giles and Robinson.
Committee ON tie Militia La7vs- Messrs.
Narnum, Smith # n. York, Worthington,
Goodrich, and Smith OF Md.
\ bill was introduced by Mr.. Campbell OF
Ohio, and passed to third reading, per-
hitting The transmission ofccrtain documents
free of postage.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16

INV OFh NOV o.
ETfraet Of a letter firm an officer in tie
9Th regiment, dated.
"PLhTTssURc CASToNMsNT, Oet27.
Z" sit down in haste to inform YOU, that
we have Just received word, that our militia
at Shafertown, which is 10 miles from this
have taken two English captains, with two
lleutenants and 81 privates, together with
a grea. quantity Of blankets, clothing, am
mnnition and numbe Of guns, besides
quantity OF silver plate and presents for tho
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-16
November 10.
On motion by Mr.. Smith of Md.

On motion by Mr. Smith of Md.
ord rcd, That the message of the Presi-
dent If the United States If the 9Th july.
1872 inddncumentS accompan, ing the same,
be "etCried to the committee to whom was
referred on the 9Th inst.so much of the mes
sage Il the Presldett of The United States Of
tie ii inst. as concerns our relations with
tor IN p,werc.
The bill from the House authoriSing die
transportation Of certain documents free Ct
postage, was read three times and passed.
November II.
On motion of Mr. V.rnum, the message
of he President, Transmitting the corresron
dence betw Ell the Governors of Connect
Gu and Massachusetts. an;I The Department
OF War. Ic 'atve 10 the calling cut the MI
lisa, was re erred to the committee arpoin-
TED on 50 much cf-the Presidents Message
as relates to The Militia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-22

A few years since cospls Of Irishnen, landed at
New-London, directly from the sod They went TO
a.tavern and called for dnper. The landlord having
dned. Informed them he had no victuals prepared
but pie.dumphngs, which were sccordngly set be-
fore them. One says to the Other, "Wbat kind Of
meat is this never any such meat set before
any body in Ireland"--" Arrah by my shou," says
the other. "Tn soon tell you what it is"A---t.king
one OF the dump!ings and throwing it undsr the IA,
bic to large hungry dog, wins instantly swallowed
II. The heat in the dumping severely burnt the
poor dogs throat--the animal opened his mouth
down with his nose to the floor, and began paving
with both his feet "There, by ST Patrick," says
Paddy, "t it a dog's je,ssharp-scs how he plays
On it,"
PROPERTY Of a Turkish nobleman.
In historical work, published AT Berlin, by Bi.
cts is the following inventory OF the property OF
Kustem Pachs. Grand Vizier to Soliman $4,000
xurbass, 400 bonnets, ornamSnted with gold 500
srnAmcnted with precious stones do. sabrcs 800
gold and silver, in bars melted, 100 millions {;
MSS. Of the Koran OF the faest writing, 5000, many
Of which we're ornsmented with precious stones 80
Jewels, valued at many millions Slarge chests. con-
fainng each 100000 pieces of gold. each piece be-
ing Of tho weight OF four ducsts; and 300 boxes
Gled with topazes: and among the kitchen utensils
were 10000 copper kettels.
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NOTICE.
FIFTY DCLLAKS REU.fRD I!

A William or villains had the audaciiy 70
= break open my shop, on Sunday night last, and
conveyed from thence every kind Of merchandise,
my shop was furnished with-,hey left no. vcs,ige
Of any value behind. The stock consisted OF artclea
in the Mathematical and Nautical Line-such a
Qusdrsnts, Conpasses, Perspective Glasses Scales
and Dividers. Any person who viii detect and
bring forward ths villain villains, sLsli receive
from sAe subscsiber Fifty Dollars, ~ a reward
svppose they let this place in he night BY water
- what they have taken coHld not be conveniently
conveyed BY land. sAhVRL KNe.
Nevpsr, Oct. J., lei2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-22
II AIser.

master Of languages, named Dandon. died late.
pat Berlin, literally through want of the necessa-
ries Of lfe II appears that he gave instructions to
his pupils during the day, and solicited aims at
night Under the floor Of his apartment were found
concealed 10000 crowns in specie He had no other
heir than his brother, whom he had refused to see
for thirty-scven years, because he had sent letter
e6 him without paying the postage.
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The 6rsl sufsrf

A young man in his first outset in life, ought not
to pIt on airs Of importance; and he ought to DC
careful not to place himself on level with those
who are his suPeriors in rank. fortune and abilities
he ought to be attentive to his husiness, and not
waste his time subjects upsutable TO his station.
1t is correct saying, to begin low, will leave room
g rise.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-22
Female Education.

The great end Of female education has been too
often confined 60 external accomplishments. To
read and write well; sing, dance, and move grace
fully, are to be sure, Of some, consequence but
where these esteemed the only things necessary
IN young lady, aud so much attended to, as TO
leave the heart and ueras neglected, the education
cannot be complete.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-22
Portsmouth
WOolen-M n-Manufactory.

THE subscriber iniorrls lis friends and
the public that having procured superior workman
IS a clothier, (who has derived much information
from practice with an European manuiacturer) will in
future be able to carry on the business in man
ner equal to any similar establishment in the United
Sstcs-The strictest attention will he paid for the
punctua performance of all orders and every favor
gratefully acknowledged. SAMUEL CLARKE.
SAMUEL CLARxE DARIUS y. LAwT oN----have
on hand n variety of American Manufactured WOOL
en- Goods consisting of Kesseymeres, Satunetts *
Plains, OF various colors--ALso, Fannels, Blank
ettnG, &c. of their own manufacturing. sept 10
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ALSO,-JUsr nEcEIYRBj
$50 quintals Goldfish;
rs boxes English Iierrings.
10 kegs Lard;
1909 VT. Cheese
2 hhds. Molasses
20 bags West India Coffee
$50 W.T. Loaf Sugar;
bbs white powdered do.
caddy's first quality souchOns Teas
S Cherry Juice;
10 bbls. Mess Pork
S boxes New-York Soap;
100 bushels Rye Grain
kegs Tocacco
10 do. Butter;
9 hhds. w Island Rum
9 bbls Mason's Gin,
8 bales Upland Cotton
400 assorted Baskets;
doz. Felt Hats;
A large assortment Of Iron Ware;
do. do Earthern do;
do. DO. Stone do.
10 dozen sets Of Measures
$4,000 Boards, with quantity of Plank, Sh
giles, Laths, Clspboards &c. and rundry other al
ces two numerous TO mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most r,
sonable terms for cash approved credit.
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Cnmhnrisnn,

The rose ia striking without gaudiness, and deli
cate without tameness--virtue is humble without
meanness and noble without ostentstion. The rcpu-
tatisn Of virtue will exist long after death, and sur
yiving generations receive benefit from it.
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In this Lottery there 70, 900 Tickets, but only
$4,000 numbers, being two tickets of NUMBER
the capital prizes of $4,000 dollars must fall to one
number, and so with the two 10000 dollar prizes.
10 that person buying two tickets of one
number may draw the enormous Of
One HuHIfeQ Thousand Dollars.
Present price Of Tickets IL dollars, quarters Z
dolls but tins is the most popular scheme ever of
iered in this country 1t IS probable tickets will rap.
idly advance in price.
The 9TH class Of the Harvard College Lottery com.
mences drawing in fsw days-it contains prize
of s 10000, one of 3 5000, and of 8 1000
Present price of Tickets $500, but will soon rise
Tickets, halves & quarters, IN the above Lotter.
les, may be had by orders left with
TOSIHH L. SHAW,
at his TRULY FoRTUEATE LOTTERY EIcHANcR
oEFiCE-@here egular lists Of the drawing of diG,
ierent Lotteries may he examined gratis,
Persons holding Union Col ge Prize Tickets a
other Prize Tickets by returning them may obtain
tickets III either of the above Lotteries.
Books & Stationary as usual. sept. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-10-22

Zeno being told that love was unbccoming o phi
Iosophsr f this were true, said he, the fate Of the
fair weuld be lassstblc, not to be believed but
tx GoS
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Ohiuiors.

Those persons whose prospects in life have scarce.
ly ever been shaded, will generally form their opn
ION of the world by what they have experienced in
tbat in this case experience operates as the means
Of dslusiou.
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IsrLrsrEs.]
SONG,

SO.NG,
By JoHN D'WoLY, jr. of Bristol, X. 7.
TIE youthful sailor mounts the bark.
And bids each sweeping friend adieu -
Fair blows the gale, the canvass swells,
Slow sinks The uplands from his view
Three morning, from his ocean bed,
Resplendsnt beams the God Of dayi
The fourth high looming in the mist,
A war-ship's floating banners play.
Her yawl is launch'd; light DER the deep,
Too kind, she watts rufhsn band;
Her blue track lcngthens to the bark,
And soon on deck the miscrcants stand
Around they throw thy baleful glance,
Suspense holds mute the anxious crew;
Who 10 their prey l-.poor sailor boy
Their baleful glance is ix'd on you.
Nay, why that useless scrip unfoldl
They damn the {" lying yankee scrarvl J"
Torn from thine hand, it strews the wave
They force thee trembling to the yawl.
Sick was thine heart a. from the deck,
The hand Of friendship wav'd farwell
Mad was thy brain. as, far behind,
In the grey mist thy vessel fell.
Ane hope yet to the bosom clang,
The Captain mercy might impsrt--
Vain was that hope which bade thee look
For mercy in Pirates heart.
What woes can man on man inflict,
What malice joins with unchecked power
sach woes unptied, and unknown,
For many a month, the sailor bore.
Oft gemd his eye the bursting tear,
AS mem'ry Iingcr'd on past Joy
AS oft they flung the cruel jeer,
And damn'd the chicken-iiver'd boy"
When sick at heart with "hope defer'd,"
Kind sleep his wasting form embraced,
eonc ready minion ply'd the lash,
And the loy'd dream Of freedom chase.
Fast To an end his miseries drew;
The deadly hectic flush'd his cheek,
On has pale brow the cold dew hung
He sish'd and sunk upon the deck
The sailors woes drew forth no sigh;
No hand would close the sailors cyei
Remorselcss, his pale corse they gave,
Unshrouded, to the friendly wave.
And as he sunk beneath the tide,
A hellish shout arose
Rxultingly the demons cried,
So fare all .aiS'on's REBEL tses!
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and PRODUCTIVE
REAL ESTATE.
FOR sale.
FOR SALE.

ME SubsCrlbcr offers Tor sale the
- MINERAL SPRING ESTATA in Stafford.
Connecticut, OF which he is proprietor. This Estsk-
shment mas, Tor past been the resort OF
visitors, both for health and ment, from vari.
Qua parts of the United States. Dor few years
past that resort has been annually increasing Dur.
ing the prese season. the receipts from the Estab-
shment, for fifteen weeks in succession, have, oa
average exceeded I1so Hundred Dollars each reek.
The property consists Of large ana well-fnshed
Hotel, &C feet by 49, and three stories in heights
Two Bathins-Housc = convenient Store, two Stories
ia hsie eLt u large Barn and Coach-H House and
number of out-bui.dings, among which is handsome
Summsr-House, wlth BovGng.Alley adjoining it,
and about 100 acre, of Land, we'll fenced and Wa
tered
The Mineral W aters belonging TO this Establish.
ment are unGuestionably an excellent remedy ia
many diseases The air Of the town is uncommony
saiubiIous, and tho situation adj ening the Springs
has, by visitors, bsen pronounced deightful"-
The Springs are situated Oh the great Turnpike
Road iesdlng from Boston to Hartford and New
York. Turnpike Roads from four other different
quarters fall into the Boston Turnpike, one at the
distance OF mile, two Il the distance OF mile and
an half, and one at the distance of two miles from
the Springs. This ciroums stance renders the place
easily accessible from almost every part OF the
country.
This property would be sold on terms accoumo-
dating TO purchaser. large amount of House
hold Furniture, belonging ic the Establishmens
Wouiu Dc lnCluOSu ln the SalcS, SnOulQ IL De tno
wish # the purchasers
For further PARTICULARS please inquire of the subA
scriber. on the premises, or Of Mr.. HENRY MOORE
OF Newport who can give additional information on
the suhject SAMUEL WILLARD.
SGf6rd Springs, sept %, 1902 2---(o.8)
N. d. In the event of sale of the property, pesI
session would be given about the Goth of November,
or tho Erst of April next, as might best accomms-
date purchasers.
~ a Seaut.tm coeberplste engraving efthe absue
described premises, n.eg Be seen a. this e6fee
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, his Estate. situats
ed in The town ot South kingstown, about tive
miles west OF Little-Rest Hill. The Farm contains
about Us acres of Land, We'll wooded and wstered,
with the usual proportion of moving and pasturing
Land There is good Dwelling.Hou Barn, and
other out.Buildings, OH the same The terms viii
be made easy 10 the purchaser. Apply to the SUBJ
scribcr, living on the premises.
THOMAS H. CHAMPlIN.
South .Kingstown, October g. 1912.
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JOSEPH BRIGGS,

.to. 6s, IhGmes-s!refs,
$500 lbs. w. /. COFFE.E
Fresh FLOUR, ia half barrels:
SUGAR per bbl
2 quarter-casks superior Madeira WINE:
GROCERIES general assortment as usual.
A constant supply of GIN, (Pawtuxst
brandt Which, by the most competent Judges, is
pronounced equal IL not superiour to any distIllei
in the United States.
QJ Commission business solicited
Newport, August 81, 1912.
CRANSTON & SHAW,
Offer At private sale, on reasonable terms,
Ia hhds Sd proof w. l. Rum;
pipes 4tii proof Spanish Brandy;
20 do. Gin 50 bbls do. Cd. proof
20 Or casks Sherry Wine, pure as imported
1 pipe TenerHe do.
10 hhds. Kentucky Tobacco;
20 kegs James River do;
30 bales prime Upland Cotton
l0s bags Coffee
100 boxes No l, 2, & 3, Chocolate
$50 bales Cassia
20 bbls Prime and Mess Beef
10 half.barrels do do.
Az boxes spanish Sugars, Of superior quail
IS do. Pork l2 do Windsor Soap
700 empty BOities a second hand chaise.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
80 bib. superfne FIOUk. July %
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SiLAS LEAN,
TTAS for salc,st his Store, No o7,Thames-
L Il street, and at his Store oil the Wharf,
the following GOODS:
20 hhds best retailing .Nolssses;
10000 VT. green CoRee, entitled to debenture
1000 VT whi,e do.
AZ boxes white and brown Sugars
10 tons Cordage, all sizes pipes Brandy;
4 hhds Rum 10 bbls. Gin pine Wine;
seroons Spanish Indigo 20 logs Mahogany !;
10000 Havana Segars; % boxes sperm Candles
6 bags soft sheid Almonds
2 cases Canton Grapes
Nutmegs, Cloves AID CassiaI
2 Anchors, 700 and 90 w
Cables, partly worn
Standing rigslng, blocks SIC. for a Vessel of
$50 tons IS M PINE Boards and
4 quantity of English GOODS June 3.
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William White,

HAS JUST HICEIVEL .4.ND
Oilers fer sale, al the store, Lone h4r( formerly
occupied by the ProgresSiue Company, No. IL.
BY UROLES.4LEe RET.iiL,
A General Assortment of Grocery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware, SSc.--coNsI.TIEC Or
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TO LET,

TO LET,
THAT pleasantly situated House, south end Of
Thames-street formerly belonging to Captain
Henry Hunter. There is a large Garden and the
Hobse IS well calculated for two families The pre-
misses will be let on very reasonable terms. Apply TO
Oct z. SAMUEL ALMY,
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WOOL-C iRDING.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
their friends that their CARDINo MAcHIkIs are
now in excellent order for Cardng Wool, having
had them newly repaired.--Eyery attention will be
paid to execute the work in the best manner, and
the smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
SAMUEL CLARKE & DARIUS L, LAWTON.
N. They have appointed the following persons as
Agents for receiving Wool, who will transport the
same, free of expense, to and from their Carding
Machines.
Edward w. Lawton, Ne7bOrt.
Sandford Almy, LiHle. COmbton.
Holder Almy, 7iverton.
Portsmouth, August -.
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GROCj kt!to
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Black Pepper
Ginger
PuGento
Table Salt
Aiexandrial FLOUR
8. B@ltimor1 ~
Wrapping Paper.
Raisms
Tobacco
Rice
Soap
Candles
| Cheese
Butter
and Meal.
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ill asenscs 10 Wsealth no, y6 sYExa
THE GRAND SUSQUEHANNA

II CANAL LOTTERY, Sd Class, commsns,
drawing in l9 days.
.iBSTR.icT OF TIE ScUE.ME.
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TO LEI,

THE HOUSE, No 16l, Thames street, with a.
L large Garden adjoning) nearly opposite the
Post.Ofice Said Estate is pleasantly situated, and
has every accommodation for a family -for terms,
apply TO GEORGE wANToN.
JuNs 10.
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A second hand copy of the Edinburgh
edition Of MHrSRr's Commentary on the scripture
This valuable work, in six folio volumes is offered
for sale at one half the original cost.
x.s. The ist and Sd vols. psy be seen at this OF.
As1 ssPt ~,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-18

In addition to these numerous and lnlPor- :.
tant. facts which VIC derive from "a source Oh
peculiar authority, We have only to ooserye'
that we have this day received file OF near !.
ly forty Hamburg Gazettes upsto the 25th OF
March, all Of which are totally silent as TO a.
ny of these interesting operations. The cause
this designed secrecy it is not at all dlticuit
to comprehend. We shall not extend our 'r
letter by inserting any extracts SO compare
lively frivolous.
We understand that a Messenger to Go
venment arrived by the last Anholt packet,
and has reached London this afternoon with
important dispatches.