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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-09

\ colonel CamDeI uetaeu
Itch. it win be recolleeted,
lace on the 18th ult. on a
From him we
/ following account OF a
mate and hard fonsht bat
the valor. inirepidity
les of the american troops
| a ,ustre which has ne
,rpassed during the pre-
18th. after marching all
knel Cambell, with his
arrived at one OF the
ka towns, and instantly
Ion the town. drove the
kross the Massasinewa
|, seven OF them and took
s-only two Of our men
in this skiruish. While
with the enemy at TINS
.spt a rnnner to another
;. about three miles dis
was Immediately evacu-
e 18th, before dsy-break.
savage yell was heard
as given to arms. anu a
rate conflict commenced.
eree, OF The Zsnseviiie
a,ed CALAMITY, aud died
eutsnant Waltz, OF capt.
oapany (frOm Greens
was Shot through the
not being satisfied with
lin endeavored 10 mount
Ind in making the Effort
Trough the head. His
glorious. Captain Trot-
harsins with fury upon
vas wouaded in the hand.
Basey and Hickman.
Nv wsunied. A great
horses were killed. The
sued with unahated fuzzy
lr. when the savages
and driven in all dircc-
;te states that between
.iians were known TO be
many were wounded
aseertaincd-s7 we're
Frs. We had two officers
kates killed. and three
h about tweaty-three
bunded, eight supposed
The town where the
fought was burnt. and
ows, we're burnt without
The indians we're OF
he and Miami tribes. and
itute Of any kind OF va
rty. Il was stated that
With ! or 500 warriors,
miles from the scene
4 our troops anticipated
ek OF Their return.
* commenced on the
nanded by Major Ball.
II with that firm and
which is his distia-
Ieteristic. TO attempt
Sc upon one officer, or
mare tdan another,
East and ungenerous.
Dell s force was about
tie cac'ny about 500.
rcd volunteers arc 20
frecnville TO reinforce
bell.
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VIRGLSI.i LEGISLATURE.

Yesterday the House OF Delegates
resolved themselves into commit
tee of the whole, on the resolutions
some days since submitted by Mr..
Mercer, respecting Internal I'm
prorements-On his Suggestion. some
amendments have been adopted, the
first and NEST material is this; at the
end Of the Isl Resolution 10 add
:" Prouidcd. that during the cont,
tinuanee ofthe present s1dr between
Great Britain and the United States
Of America, the said fund shall re
subject ts such appropriations as
may be deemed expedient by the
General Assembly" After the a.
meadments were made, the csm-
mittee rose and had leave to SIT
again
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Presidential RefOrf.

At the late launch of the Frigate
Adams, at the Navy Yard. at Wash
ingion. an opposition member Of con-
gress. WHO was standing next the
President when the frigate gi;dcd eff
.se.sse-ks, atruptiyysaaa -ta4,iim =,
&" What pity it isfsir. that the YES
sci cf state won't glide as smoothly
iu her course. as this vessel does!
as II would sir" replied the PFesi-
dent. {" If the cre.c wouid 90 their
duty as WE'LL The reproof was
marked with more, severity than
truth. The officers. AMI not the
crs.c Of the national vessel have teen
deficient in their duty.
We have been favored with the in
sDection Of letter from CONNER
cial hcGse ofgreat responsibility in
Liverpool, TO gentleman OF this
town, dated the 7th November. 1912.
from which We have made the fol-
lowing extracts:
Your attention is. no doubt, ear
nesti~ directed to the consideration
OF the probability ola speedy termi-
nation Of the War, and of the line
of conduct that is likely to be pursu-
ed by this country in furtherance OF
that obiect.-Frsm all the informa-
ton we possess Or the subject. we
think the prevalent opinion 10 be.
that All abandonment of the right Of
imnressment. or a restitution OF A
merican property condemned under
the Orders in Council, need net be
expected. as long as the present Mi
n;sters remain in office and. that as
thew will probably have strong ma
iori,y in the ensuing Parliament. to-
gcther with the support of the Mar
tauis of Wellesley's and Mr.. Can
nins's party there. on all occasions
where the policy of the War with
America j. brought into question.
we may look for a vigorous prose-
eution efthe contest, if Congress do
not deem the repeal of the Orders
in Council satisfactory.
In case of a failure of Sir John
2. Warren's mission. the attention
Of this government will be directed
20 the means of continuing the neces-
sary supplies of provisions for the
p,ninsul.: and the British West In
die Colonies. of procuring certain
articles of American Produce, re-
ou;-ed fer the consumption of this
eonntry, and of relieving their Ma
nuisetnrers by facilitating. as much
as possible. a propertionate export Ell
British goods.
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January 8.
- Superfnc Yellow Bark.

81 Superfnc Yellow Bark.
D2.S.4hTORG'S improved POW.
DER Of the BARK, h>ving been used
and aiahfy approved by many physi-
clans 9f distinguished charactcr in ditfe.
rent parts Of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
it to &c FACULTY in general, under tho
persuasion, that 10 practitioner o. taste,
il the choice OF his means. can fail TO
bs gr, iei in lie use Of this e!ess ant
prep ration.-i IL strength. hneness and
certainty Of oPerstion, It greatly sur.
uasses the bark in common use.
71e EsSEA7IsL SILT or
BARK prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up IN par
cells OF different sizes,to accommodate
the usual wants Of not only physloisrs,
',ut IF retail druggists. country MGR
chants and private families Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, ard no other tfrson IN
alexandria.
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i for ale

pced Of T'ust fran Fash
r., jim. EsG, # AoG"t
e su5,cUbers. s-e shall
y for cash az Pu6Hc .fuc-
"a day n February He-r,,
(es,
+ Tracts Of Land,
hunty OF Wes,mo-eland,
irove ard MauSye's de-
Washington, by Col.
f!ne Washington his Ia
u thereof 50 will satisfy
eres; therein mentioned
sing IRON this sale.
essc llmms,
karter Mitchell,
Trustees
Is
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Tracts Of L and,

Ted tor sale,
Pound Alum Salt,
Eodrse do.
fine fwine,
Sl DO
p duck, ist * Cd quail.
is 10.
sr.
Pitch * Turpen.;ne,
ims,one.
bet acd Pork,
d ) iris Pain. Oil,
Whale 90.
Fainrd 70.
Zee. COLEMAN.
Camcrsn ST - FRI.
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Lost or M:Siaid.

: COX. coutaiuins ls STRAW
FONNCIS, WIS sent, in he stsge,
from me Cficc dioi ing Nr. Gadsby's,
baltimore, the 9Th oil last month, di-
ccte.! Il the Subscriber, Alexandra,
Witch Box srr!vcd in Georgetown the
same day, AID was there entered on
he way oil for Alexandria. but h.
ct yet hcen received at the oI6ce here.
re snhstrfbsr respecf4lls requests
I hat if any pers,n has any knowledge
I'll the same, they will please to MAKE
i kno"n, either to MIR Smith, at the
slagc-ofice. Georgetown, Mr. Davis,
Wash nston-1iy, or Mr.. Triplett,
Alexandra, al d they will confer a ia.
ror on
Abraham Rapley.
N B. The Dox WIS nbout twt. feet
long, and ahout one Too. dcep, made Of
hin popi~r boards not p'4,ned on tho
.ut side, and was very light.
January 9 At
Medical College Lottery.
PRESENT frice Of Tickets Si5
Vaccine institution Lottery,
SECOND CLASS.
Present trice Of Tickets BIS
Susquehannnah Canal Lot
terry. cd Class.
Present hrice If Tick .s Sl2
A!lth. cspi;al prizes still in the wheel
and very tcsy Tickets on hand.
K. Gray.
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NOTICE.

THE Member of the Washington
i Society Of Aiexsadria are notlhe'
hat an Anniversary Meeting OF 'he. sa"
Society will be held on MONDAY the ase
;nst. at Triplett's Hclel, III Alexandra
i lialfpast 10 o'cics, A. NJ. The 81
iety will move in procession at ~ q
clock, to the Episcopa! Church. where
N Oration will be delivered by DAVID
HorFMAN. Esq. one Of its members.
BY order of The standing committee =
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
At meeting Of the standing commit
tee, 9th February, 1913, it was resolved,
that the sum of Five Hundred Dollars
he appropriated, out of the funds OF the
Washington Society, towards the sup
port Of the Washington Lnncastrian
Free Schools, and that the Treasurer be
authorised to advance the same.
G. DENEALE, Sec'ry.
February II
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATlVES
Rehorted for the Alexandria Gazette.
FRIDAY, February ~.
Mr.. Gholssn from the committee of
claims made an unfavorable report on
the petition of Mrs. Benton, widow Of
Capt. Seiah Benton. Referred to a com.
mttee OF the whole house.
Also an unfavorable report on the pc.
tilion of VIM. Henry S.vsge, which was
concnrred in BY the House.
Also an unfavorable report on the Pc
rition OF Eleanor Brown, which was
concurred in by the House.
Also 4 similar one on the petition of
Liriebery Mosby, which was concurred
IN BY the House
Also Il bill for the relief of Eliza B
Helms, which was twice read and re-
ierred 10 committee of the whole
house far to morrow.
Mr.. Williams from the committee OH
military affairs reported bill establish
ing an elementary exercise for the in
tantry Of the militia aud army of the U.
States, which was twice read and refer
red to committee Of the whole house
for to morrow
Mr. Hampstead offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the committee on the
public lands be instructed to enquire in
to the expedicncy ef granting to each
person who shall perform actual SER
vice in the militia for the space Of -
months in the territory OF the Nilsson
ri. under the orders of the executive of
sid territory - acres OF land in the
said territory, which shall be in full for
the services of such militia for the time
aforesaid, and that said committee have
leave to report by bill or otherwise
Adopted
An engrossed bill for the regulation
of seamen in the pub ic vessels and mer-
chant service of the United States was
read a third time
Mr Clopton spoke in opposition.
M. Wrigt1, OH the same side.
Mr. G'undy replied.
Mr.. Little followed in favor of the
bill
NJ. q macy in opposition to the bill.
Mr. Gollsborough stated that he
should vote for the bill and gave his rea'
sons for it
Mr. Randolph spoke in opposition to
its passage.
The question on its passage wasthen
decided by ayes and noes as follcw.--
Yeas 80, N;,ys ss.
- Adjourned. rr ..-.,...-.-,.,..,
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ofsuperior numbers, great slaughter
ensued on both sides, when q French
Officer, immediately opposed in from
Of Gel. Harvey. lifted his sabre. and
was in the act Of cutting him down !;
BUT. observing the loss of his arm.
he instantly dropped his point on the
Colonel's shoulder. and bending his
head. passed on. Tho 1Ath rallied
soon after, and galIantly recovered
their ground.
London Pater.
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len DoiIa S eward

I'D AN away, on Saturday the 9Th in
~ slant, from the subscriber, living
in Fairfax country, near The courthouse.
a Negro Boy, named Spencer, OF a
black compl xlon he has remarksblr
wide vacancy between the upper teetf
immediately in front Of the mouth had
on light colored roundabout jacket ant'
pantaloons and half worn wool hat. i
is probable he is about Alexandra,
Washington or Georgetown. Masters
IF vessels and others are warned against
harboring. or carrying off said boy.
Henry Whaley.
February II eo3is
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MILITARY HFROlsM.

The following authentic m.''tar.
ona.6o,e exhibited a trait OF heroM
virtue, that ought to he declared III
honor Of an enemy Colonel Har,
vey. who commanded the i4th Light
Draeoons in most Of the serious en-
aocsments on the Peninsula, having
Formerly lost an arm in ac'ion' was
attended by an orderly man. VINO
a held a guiding rein to the bride Of
the Coloners charger: this attend
ant beipg slain by his side. just a.
he enemy.s cavalry had broken the
line Of the 4Ath, by a heavy charge
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The Alexandra Museum.
February 10

laviuy Increased III tie lumber OF rs
uri, sites, for the short Tine It h."
,cen in operation far su pa.sl, 6 thr
:nos, nsuine expectations OF all such
IS nave honorcd tho Institution Wit
,,eir company, has in1uced the rrus-
res. with view to Accommodate thos
v,o cannot attend convenitnt:y by day.
open The Museum Tor the lu'ure
On SATURDAY EVENINGS, from to 9
CLOCK. The ha.i viii be handsomely
:ishtcd, and IS at all times comfortably
vrrm. TIE Museum, as heretofore
VII be open every cay, >und'y *
,epted, from 10 in the morning until 2
in the afternoon.
By order of the board Of Trustees.
L. Mountfoid, r..
Manager
P.S. Admi,tance Tor grown persons
Is Cents for each visi,-ChIldren will
be admitted at IL 10 Cents each.
F"hru-rv
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MrLanckolY accident.

Killed. at Stockbriuge, Jan. 81, Mr.
Moses Barnum, jun aged Is years
While endesvorlng to pry part some
large logs, which we're in an inclined
situation, he unfortunately fell betvcen
them, & in consequence of their rolling
was crushed to death instantly. M
B was worthy and respectable young
man, and much beloved by his numerous
relatives and fiends. who are :hus call
ed to mourn his untimely end.
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DittriCt of Columbia, to wit
NNHEREAS Edward LangIe' hath

NXIHEREAS Edward Lanyle' hath
w BY his petition in writing. ap.
Piled to the honorable Nicholas Fi,z
hugh, one of the assistant judges of the
circuit court of the district OF Columbia,
to be admitted to the benefit of the act
of congress for the relief of insol vent
debtors within the distr ct aforesaid. and
has stated therein that he is in actual
confinement in the Jail bounds of Alex
andria county, at tie suit OF Abraham
Faw, and being unable to discharge the
said claim with others against him, has
offered to deliver up, for the use of bis
creditors, all his property, real, person
al and mixed: Notice is hercfsrr gipen
10 the creditors of the said Edward
Langley, that, Oh Saturday the 9th in
slant, between the hours of ten and two
o'clock, at the Courthouse IN AIexan-
tlria, the oath of IN insolvent debtor will
be administered to the said edward
Langley, and trustee appointed a
greeably tn the said act et congress,
unless cause be then and there shewn
to the contrary And it is further Or
dered, that this notice be inserted daily
10 the Alexandria newspaper until The
18th iHstant
By order of the hon. Nicholas Fitz.
hugh, one Of the assistant Judges OF
The circuit court Of the district nf co.
lumbia, this 9Th dry OF February, 1918.
e.. lte.4eale, c c,
FehrNarv 10 At
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BUFFALO J.nuary IS.

Shocking Accidens,-Ou Friday morn.
ing last, Ensign Mahlon Fell, of Capt.
Collins volunteers, loaded his pistol for
the purpose of shooting at a tsrgat ;
and while in the act of stepping bench
the pistol discharged the ball entered
his head a little above the right eye,
passed through the lowe, part of his
brain and Game out of the back part of
his head. He died.n about four hours ;
was "a years Of age; valuable officer.
and merely regretted by hi, officers
and fellow soldiers generally. He was
inferred with military honors on Satur.
daY.
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FRANCE
The Concentration Of 1918.

SS NShotf 1st'os " Ao'S'
The Senatus Consultum of Septem-
Der Is, DEGREES, that one hubdred and
twenty thousand boys Of the coDscrip-
ton for the year 1918, shall be placed
at the disposition of the minister Of war.
for recruiting the army They shall be
taken from among the French born be-
tween the first of January and the slst
OF December, 1898
Seventeen thousand boys, also from
the conscription for 1918, shall be appli-
ed to, replace the men wanting to com
plete the cohors Of the national guard /;
the minister of war will call for them as
there may be occasion. This has been
approved by the emperor.
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a. Education.

vYTII1AM KENWCRTHY, who
w some years pas, laugh, SeHoot
in Alexandria, proposes, in about SIX or
eight weeks from this time, to return
and resume the business OF Teacher.
Any persons disposed to place their
children, or others, under his TUITION, 70
be Instructed in Reading, Writing ,Gratn'
mar, Arithmetic, Geometry, Surveying,
Navigation, or other requisite 's,snches
Of the Mathematics, arc respectfully IN.
yited to make application, after he shall
have come to town, a. his fa'mer place
of residence near the corner Of Prince e
St. Asaph sree.s, or previously to Tho:
MAJ Shreve, John Jonney, or Edward
S,ablcr, who will answer any enquiries
that may be necessary.
ls,mo 29th law
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ot,ct Is WTtDy gwen.
TO the Stockholders of TIE Me.
chanics' Bank Of Alexandria
That an Election will be held at '!,s
Court House in this town, on the sce I'D
Monday oiMarch mex, (s,h) fn SO bur-
pose Of choosing Fifteen ;.cctofs for
The ensuing year. - ~
BY order Of The President s. Directors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
CAsHlEM
February5 cote
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CONTINUATION.

Evra,s ofsreaI momeNt CROWD upon US
Napoleon conf ssediy defeated-,ho
not destroyed
Oar own arms furnished aga'n-be
cause of the INSTRUMENTATION of our sol
dicrs. the inca pac!,y st their commahd'
ers, or the fceblcncss of the ADMINISTERS
ton
The Bay of Chesapeake, the great
outlet to our cxp'ts, 6Lockaara; and the
consequent fall lii the price OF ou' -four
aud & ain.
At length the war is brought home t.
us. Yes il is brought home tous L!
It i, time 10: all to enquire Uhy we
have this war.
Have We become the subjects Of Ma
hoi~ou and tools in his h"nds. noo
f,rbid Can America lend her aid TO
the w. ant of France, to the oppres'of
Of mankind =,
yyba, is our contest with Britain
!, i. to- ahsulye British subjects from
their allegiancc-not to maintain our
o7an rights.
Such nov is the object OF the war
It's oniy avowed OBJ CT
"Qnsm Deus vul, perdere-prius de-
mental
we NAV be doomed By the Almighty
n ,ruc,ior-therefore he prepares
u. for our fate BY inhlc:lng on Us rad
FAIRFAX
A letter from New Orleans d''e'
Ian II. saws. mir. FnoMENTINE was
Nj, dav elected Senator ot he Ch''eo
States" We learn he IS a iederai''t
Bait. Pat
II thought RESPECTING our fT'sofes'
Names are sometimes om"hus
TIL. Uufed States ard ConstHns'oh
have done wonders;
The President ana Congress nave
done nothing.
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- LEaI1 inY CCURI,

III d. LIS IN CCOhf,
IL h MARCH 1903
Ordered, That the Uniform OF tie
Battalion Companies of the Second L.
gion of Militia OF the Distll.t OF 20
;um i. be dark blue coat OF orTlnar!
length, cape and lappeIs Of the same'
white metal buttons, with White waist
coat uni pantaloons, round black hat
and shoes
IL. I @
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To the Public.

IN order to prevent deception, the
q public are cautioned not to purchase
~ OIL. that may be offered as Paurs
,,,en, Columbian Oil, that do not bear
~. true characteristics as published by
nv sole principal agent, D"c,or JOHN
LOVE, of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul,
Baltimore, March 81, ist2-Feb. 10.
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ALEXANDRIA.
!. SATURDAY, February Is.

ITO sHRw 3
taHv VERY AGE & Boc- OF THE TINE
us FORM AND PRESSURE"
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Price IS Gents. !,
Ju,t published,
.ANALECES.

: Or Reffesuons upon Ns,ursb Moral
I'd Political Philosophy s@Ins!u Ing
ne Righ,s. interests & Du.icSoi Mah'
addressed TO the DIFF rent ranks ani
,ecie,;e. hrou.hett The Utited-otutos,
" LORENZO DOW: *
For saie by 20 60. =
2 Crav
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b Hampton state that
b asd requested leave t"
Pi water ; & had threat.
felu>I u lant one thou
IL It Two additional
ncG hlm on Saturday,
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cts reserved Cor priz 8 exe.ps) e. II.
,lrd 70 voc ickets VIZ from No .,
leo to9 200.
st drawn No on SAN Jaw, 100 ~ k
rs. viz from No. 1000 II l0,loo
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l,c. 4 kl + ~,
FOR THE LAST AND PRESENT
MONTHS, "
Is received and ready for delivery to
subscribers, who are requested to caA
Tor them. .~f p.
James Kennedy, sen.
February 10 eoos
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Gan ,he 2sth, SD

l.. fts,n the 9s. . J. Isl
p y. With capt. A,exaa'
nv :, Of light in'a..,ry'
p,,'s company Of artills
=. At s,nith6eld froa'
NJ nroe ,sd 10 Norfolk.
,is FROM the soth' . 't'''
s,usnts, with captain
>, lufantry from the
rsndvzyous at R'cn-
,hence proceed by the
to Norfolk III oo.,
p,s from the 59'h, 2oth'
aneDts will repair IN
ioIk.
farslry of captainsGam,,
the rae companies OF
"a Edmund TAYLOR,
hvith 10 Norfolk
Lrtachmenr to BIZ under
|Brigadier General Ro-
| OFFICERS.
kxGIMENTs,
| Of the load Powhatan
LrD, 54,h Norfolk
borough
|Boysin, 29th Isle OF
| W;gh,
litehie, 9th Essex
1 Goth Caroline
lice, 54'h Norfolk
I,b.Il, 9Th King and
/ Queen
her. solh NAnsr-
mond
.orbin, ssh Y 'rk.
In at II, upton sill be
\ .ti,r Gavin L Corbln
! ". Byrd will COM
! Fcntln Mercer. and
E,qHs. are appointed
III Governor, or com
and arc to DC respected
J of regiments from
H.. re drawn, will pro-
J usual camp equIpage,
,orta,ion--and the COM
pf each detachment viii
sssary supplies, on the
} be paid for by the pub
ents. a. authorised by
Iorted to, when Deces
e will organic the Sc
$ into regiments and
n as his force shall BE-
e Governor or com.
1ENNING, y #. G..
IS troup of cavalry OF
ed above, started for
n Sunday morning.
company of rife men,
,narch,d in the after
|dav. Captain Henly's
hen passed through this
lock to day.
attended by bis two
this morning for Nor
fr H9use Books.
lot TX SAYS, ihat about
c Brush hset landed
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PHILADELPHIA, May l..
Latest from France

The schr. Expedition, capt. Weems,
for Baltimore, from Bordeaux, arrived.
off Cape May on "Wednesday last, was
boardsd from a whale boat, received
pilot and stood off for the first port; a
gentleman passenger, who had lust.time
to get into the boat without. the letters,
papers, &s. "a frigate being in chase)
informs, that she lief. Bordeaux the 2sth
Of Marcb-that The RUSSIANS had GER
lainly entered Berlin, ana were orerrua-
ming Prussia, that Dantzic held out, and
Bonaparte left Paris on tho 18th for
Frankfort on the Oder, to which place
the Head quarters of the French had
been removed from Posen, Colonisl
produce was falling in consequence of
the great number Of English, licensed
vessels.