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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-15
PRIH7TEERENo.

Portsmouth,, ~. II jane 2.
The privsteer schr Governor P!umer. Nudge
OF this port, was captured on Thursday last, on
Jeferies by the British brig sir John Sherbrooke.
after short ehase-a part Of the crew Of the G. r.
we're paroled and arrived here en- Friday evening -
On the els April the G. p. recaptured a New.York
rehr from Norfolk with corn, which lad been cap
tured by the Orpheus, and ordered her in.--May
"a. captured brig Helen from Pool to Newfound.
land and burnt her-1sth, captured brig David
from Waterford, (ireisnd for do which has arrived
here. with provisions--I9th, captured ship Dick
from do for do with provisons and stores, and or.
dered her in.
The G. p. was attacked in calm OF Newfound
land by 6 shaopa fitted out with Is OF so men eash
Tor the purpose of taking her when they got with.
in pistol shot, fire commenced from the G. p
which made them soon sheer of with the loss of one
boat and considerable damage to the others-the
next day brig oftweive guns fun of men, was sent
ont tor the purpose Of capturing the G. p. which
after an seton OF an hour aud half was beat off
with considerable loss on the part of the enemy
The q. +. had a few wounded. The G. p
mounts guns and had crew of 90 men at the
commencement of the action--gZ prisoners were
made during the cruize, So of which were ON board
when she was captured.
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Fo, Sale,
an

8 BIZ Wednesday, 18th inst Lot N. loa s;ss.,, :;
- me North west OF the square whese IN. lacks
ne eo"nee .ed with the Basis, uear the new In,nher.
.nause OF ihoms, & Amos I-add and on the 80 me
building Lumber Houses with nas.a,. ~, 49,. ".
- ,hoasht no dsadvsnts ge--Terns wii; be one sss
ess", or negotiable notes MIR et, DAYS the prch,
80 20 pay the diseount--tlses c,her half in ,x
be- si'nys ~,s ,nerty TO the pareha,ert to pay cash
THOMAS TAYLOR
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LAND AND LOTS FOR shLE.

June II.
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BosroN, June s.
After tho engagement between the Chesapeake
md Shannon, a written challenge from Commo-
dore Broke received ut the Navy Yard, thi ougb
the Salem Post-Ofiee. Com Broke states his force
" "a guason broads,de, and light shifting gun.
Sept. Lawrence had received only verbal dehances
when he saed--the written having been de-
layed in the convey snee, RePsrfory.
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June I.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15
TO LET,

A Dwelling House on
Duke street, adjoining ny S"eiiins'
and in very pleasant situation
Also-a Warehouse on
King street, formerly occupied D iar
David Smedley.
And part of a Warehouse
At lower end of Duke street, 4uile ceh-
yenien, to the water
Also,
A few ton of Chalk tor sale.
N. 3. would thank those who nave
borrowed Tools belonging to me- to re-
turn them-.nd particularly two story
I.dder, very long stout Crow b ar
md get of two story Cornice Plains
and a valuable Architect Both the
plains have my name on them, ae' the
crow Bar has the two first letters OF
my name. n
April s
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Rsm0Uat.
g. Joseph SPEAK,

Resheetfaily informs HE friends ana 'Ae
7an6Gc,
THAT he has removed his snoP ~
Royal.street 10 the one lately occupied
by Mr.. B. Adamson. near the eonee
House where he carries on the y a.
RJNET BUSINESS in all Its various
brancbss--he also makes and repairs
All kinds of Musical Instruments. sue o
=, piano Fortes, Bass Viois, Vloiihs'
Cnitars, &c. and will also furnish Ma
hog.nv Collins for grown persons tor
6fe.n dollars He hopes the quality
Of his materials, the soundness OF DIS
work and the strict attention he IN
tends paying to his business. will en-
sure him encouragement from gene.
rous public. All the above branches hes
If business win be executed at the
shortest notice. -.
November %.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15
Land for Sale.

Land Tor Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale, be.
tween $40 and $50 acres OF wood
Land, on the right hand side OF the old
Road leading from the Town Of Gem
terviile to Alexandria.
This land adjoin. the lands Of Messrs.
David Lane. Bernard BRYAN, Presley
Carr Lane, George Adams and John
Henning. The soil OF this land Is SUIT
ed 10 the culture of Wheat, < IS with.
in half milo Of the Turnpike and
will be .hewn & the terms made known
nv application to Mcssrs. David Lane,
Or George Lane, Jun. residing near the
nremises, or to the subscriber ilvingdn
Stafford county.
Geo: Lane,
Executor Of. y. Lase, dec:
JsnsaSy WD
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CNo. 3e27

Joseph II. Vaudeville,
King Street near the River,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
so hhds. and 100 bis. Orleans and
Muscayado Sugars,
SO quarter chests and boxes Cur
powder, Imperial, Young Hysen,
Hyson Skin & Souchong TEAS,
latest importation, and superior
quality,
10000 ID. loaf and lump Sugar,
Is puncheons Sd and 4th proof
Rum,
$4,000 Id. green and white Coffee il
tierces, bags and barrels.
5000 do. best Goshen Cheese in
casks,
10000 do common N. England do.
5000 do. Pepper and Pimento,
8 pipes best 4th proof Cognzc
Brandy,
do best American Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
80 hhds. good retailing Molassss,
400 gals. old Peach Brandy,
800 do old Rye Whiskey,
300 do. Cherry Bounce,
100 bis. common Whiskey,
pipes, half do so Or. casks.
~ half Or do. Madeira, Tens-
rife. Lisbon, Port and Malssa
WINES-warTanted genuine,
SO kegs single, double and lrebls
+ Gunpowder,
1000 ID. Shot assorted,
100 boxes brown Soap,
$50 do spermsceu, mould < dipt
Candles,
so do. boxes and half boxes Spa.
nish Cigars,
$50 reams wrapping and writing
Paper,
10 bales spinning Cotton,
S hhds copperas,
2 do. roll birthstone,
1000 ID. Salt Petre,
400 nests Wooden Ware,
1000 lb. red Soal Leather,
so dozen beaver and wool Hats.
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pimento,
Mustard, best Sweet Oil in bottles,
Wine and cider Vinegar, white Shaw
ing Soap, Ground and Race Ginger,
Glauber Salts, American Cigars, best
Spanish Indigo, Nader, Soft < Hard
5helled Almonds, Muscadel, Bloom &
cask Raisins, fresh FIGS and Prunes,
llamiIton's and CARROTS Snuff in bot.
ties, Gun Flints, Hair Sifters, Alum,
Fie Blue best Cavendish, small twist
and Pigtail Tobacco, Beeswax, a fcw
we'll cured Tongues md Hams, Bed
cords, Traces, lines, &c. &c.
ALSO,
so tors Plaster,
5000 busrsls Lisbon Salt,
$500 DO. Cadiz do.
4u0O bushels Blown and Ground AL
lum do. in bulk and Sacks,
5000 ID. Seine Twine,
80 bushels fresh Clover Seed.
AND
Best s. fine Flour by the barrel.
March -, IT,
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NOTICE.

-NuE Stock holders OF the Mechanics
Rank of Alexandra, are heFeoy
,;6ed. that dividend of profits OF ;
nsr cent. on the capital stock PAID in' =
ri. day declared payable to them, o.
.he;r legal representatives, on frioay'
By order Of the President an'
Directors.
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cashier
Marshss
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LAWRASON & FOWLE
January so.

H4VE FOX S.fLE
THE Cargo of Schooner Iraveller'
Cant. Morrow, from Portland, OF 4ooo
feet merchantable and clear Lamoef'
ALSO, LANDING,
Asoo lbs. Seine and Sewing vine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
so cases sweet OH.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February l.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-15

THURSDAY, ArR1L *, 1919.
January 81

John Gardner Laid
HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheoAs,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpo wder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by 1911 by 9, 9 by /, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bills.
rev CT, CASKS Uiu oHSiiy3 hoi'o" az
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Papsr,
Men's, Womcn's and Children's Shoes
in'barrels and boxes,
BOTTLE Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk aud Plaster of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS Gfthe most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October 6
Notice is hereby given to
the poor women OF the town ut Alexan-
dria, that on application TO the saoscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotton
to spin, and that a liberal price VIII be
paid for SPINNING the same.
Ifaac Robbins.
Who has for Sale,
Cotton suitable tor making carpets
spun y, the poor of the town, and tn
proceeds of which will DE applied 20
heir relief
december l6.
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Pdrla Museum,

para Museum,
reception of visitor
Sntay excepted) from
II N.-and on We'd
nom s to 9 O'Clock.
Esteem it a pleasure,
/ N Viewing an assem-
FNi OF Nature and Art,
|thsd,
EDs Museum, is at all
for
|" cents, each visit
\ cents.
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n = 1 ] 4 T..
THE Partnership of COTTOM q
4 STEW RI was Dissolved OIL
the st instant b, mutual COZ SENT
Those having claims against the nFh'
will please present them tor payment.
ond those inaebted cal! and settle their
accounts with JOHN \ STEWAkT' VINO
!. fully suthor;seI 70 settle The same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April
The Public are respect.
fully informed that the Business wl1i .'
continued and conducted ~ !ohN -.
STEWART, who thankful tor Psst
fsyors, soliaita continuance OF '0e
same.
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! RENT,

+. sf''n i0,meaiateiy,
l'@ed HOUSE with
|'0ad, at the upper end
| also, a convenient
With two acres of
|" end of Water street.
pert Patton. jr.
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Ifaac Robbins.
90 Dollars Reward.
n AN AWAY from the subscriber
N in May 1911, a Negro Man named
D I G. K.

He is about II or s,years of age, S
feet 10 inches high, thick lips, white
teeth, and has down look. He has on
tae back of his neck lump about the
size of a hazle .nut-his cloathing not
recolIected. I will give Twenty Dol
i,rs for experimenting him in the ccun'
.ty. and securing him so that | get him
again, or the above reward II taken up
At any greater distance, and reasonable
charges if brought home.
DoDDR1DcE PIT7 CHICHESTER.
Fairfax County near Poh'ck Church
- Masters of vessels and others
are lorcwarned against hsrborIng' en-
blowing or carrying off said Fellow
March Is
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SUSPtNDERS.

SUoPENDERo.
An assortment of the above articles
NAV be had at the Mandatory, lower
end of Prince Street-Handsome pat
terms and low prices.
Richard Horwell.
April 6 dim.
N. B. A few o. Horwell's patent &
extra quality Nett Suspenders, finished
in very super, Tor stiie-
To Rent,
A convenient two story Brick Dwell.
ing House,
with every necessary cut building, 81.
tusted on Water street, opposite Mr..
Daniel M'Clean's dwelling
Apply to
Jos: Harris.
April - 3t
Mulhroom Ketchup and
Salad Oil.
10 Cases Salad Oil .nd 80 Bottles Of
Mushroom Ketchup, for sale by
Crease & Vaudeville.
April 10
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FOR SALE
On board the sloot Priscilla, now lying
at Merchants Wharf,
Hhds. retailiug Moiasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
On Blown do.
IN Patatoes
November IA
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I'neral Waters.

FUNERAL Waters.
l. : las recommended
| me y season, Soda and
(S,.. Rochelle and other
| %ales' or prepared ex.
t@' Fountains. ''''''~
E,.ard H.
|''''''g and Druggist.
! IOoRE'S.
|. !, h!:eyisg Cards,
[o w. 's . sale by
F q Stewart.
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. vENpyUEE DUE,
F'dar
\ corner corner Of pF'n's
b. Goods Gro
/, viii be expressed
/, d the day, ". ;, i.
h, which are on ~
a,,;cs, Of which are
,;ns he viewed
r. IiDwest limitation
r. Marfeller.
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6. Marfeller.

fEDlCiNEo..
|aIiRpE r.. r. r.:
= nd DRUGGIST
Ei,Isf Street., opposite
and ntT'
Liysd in addition to
[slock,a general as
(tu., ofths df't qua
4 he will sell |h'is-
|On as good terms aS
|,ssG in Baltimore OF
[l1try Merchants and
n. un,lied on the
| ,,in, or on a good
| also received a ge-
| q S.rgital hstrn-
| Patent Medicines.
ice 9ittsrs,
|msnt,
l. Elixir, for Coughs,
!, CcnsumptiOns, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07

List OF 81 Hhdds. Tobacco remaining in seabrooks
House the time prescribed by law (of seanrooks In
specton (Which will be sold according to law.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-07
n office.

THAT in virtue of deed in trust executed
\ by John c. Littlepagr, Esqr. j shall on
Monday, the 25th day of October next, before
the front door of the Eagle Tavern in this city,
expose to sale by Public Auction to the highest
bidder for ready mOnsk<e following
Tracts Land,
Or much theps hs ny be necessary, to
raise and satisfy. VSpVeH the interest of 1881.
10 5, to be computed from 3Oth Nov 1887, to
2nd day of June, 1871, as tue principal sum Of
lk3i' IL ;. with interest thereon from the day
last mentioned, as also S29 56 cents costs, be-
ing the amount OF decree of the late High
Court OF Chancery in favor of Robert L. Hooe,
and Richard Harrison of the town of Alexan.
ORA, against the said Littlepage. together with
the costs AVID charges attending the execution
Oh tins Trust; that is to say, one Tract of La ID
OF 2,27O acres, lying in the county of Fayette,
IN the state OF Kentucky on the main fork OF
Licking Creek, and north side thereof, and
boundea rs expressed in a survey of the said
Land, made on the 25th day ofMarch, 1886 for
the said iittlepage: Also 1000 acres in the
county OF Greenbrier, Virginia, on Glade Creek
-ont cthef trsct OF 1885 acres in the same
county on The head waters of Glade Creek, and
also Ais acres in the last mentioned county
lying between Glademaa's and Laureps Creek
winch said three last mentioned tracts OF land
were granted TO the said John C. Littlepaee as
assignee OF William Prog, by Patents from tn,
commonwealth OF Virginia, bearing date, each
on the 18th day OF July, 1895.
SAMUEL APCRAW, Trustee.
Richmond, Sept. IS. (tds.)
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Removal.

THE SUBSC RIDERS
Have REMOVED their Vendue Office to
the Hose formerly occupied by Mr. James
Wallace corner of E. & 14th streets,
Where they offer for Sale,
5O,oO0lbs. Brown Sugar in Hhds. box
es and barrels,
10000 Loaf do. in Hhds. and barrels,
l5'oO0.Ds. Coffee il. se1fes and bags,
1oChests of Imperi I'D Young Hy-
so Boxes Albany &bec6Iate.
SPipes Malaga Wine superior qua
lity)
409 sacks Liverpool Salt.
so Casks Verdigris,
IS Pieces Russia Sheetings,
WIN OTHER ARTICLES IN 9RE
dry Good and Grocery Line.
MURPHY & SCOTT, v. Ms
Sept %. I'm
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be sold, Ola the prer
for ready money, OF
next morth, a IRA
county of Charles (
dred and fifteen acf
with the appurteit
shares in the lands
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Land for Sale

BY virtue ola deed of trust executed 70 the
subscriber by John C.. Bailey, and now of re
cord in the county Court OF Charles City, TO sc
cure the payment of sum Of money, with The
acoruing interest thereon and the costs, in said
deed mentioned, due to william =. Harris,
Fx'or. of William Wilkinson, deed Who was
Ex'or If John Warberton, decd. and Elizabeth
S. Allen, adm'x of William Allen, decd. will
be sold, Ola the premises, ,t0st,e highest bidder,
for ready money, or sTtuEafyt the 50th day o;
next moath, a TRAT elAl.k D, lying IN the
county ofChar'es 9i;y, l;hing three hun
dred and fifteen acs Dr I"ss, together
shares in the lands 'oetonging to the estate OF
DgRid Merry, deed late o. said county of
Charles City, between five and eight acyes
the Tract Of Land, the said Bailey purchase,
oil Richard Allen, and the benefit of a tease OF
ten or twelve acres of land made to Samuel
Leonard by said Bailey for the term of ten
years 1t the rate OF ten dollars per aunum or
such part Of said land and aPpurterances as
will be sufficient to raise said sum OF money,
with The interest due thereon and the costs a.
foresaad such title will be made to the pun
chaser or purchasers by the subscriber as is
vested IN HIM by virtue of the trust aforesaid
CARY WILKINSON, Trustee.
Charles City County, sept 23d, 1913 ,w5t.)
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r < 'a"1GHj6G; R,

n EXT door 70 tEs1RlsHg Sun Tavern,
~ respectfully infornlS>his customers and
the public in general, that he has just re
turned from Philadelphia, and is now fully
prepared to execute any thing in his line in
the most fashionable manner, and trusts,
from strict attention to business to merit a
share ofpublic patronage.
Sept. w2m.
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lien, Gee q. VIII
highest bidder,
the 50th day o.
ND, lyng IN the
hing three hun
: / IS, together
Two undivided
to the estate OF
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Dancing School.
JOHN LA TASTE,

RESPECTFULLY informs the public that
he has Commenced his School, at the Globe
Tavern and will CsutinpS through the win
ter season, every Rp5 and Saturday,
from CLOCK t91 hW fotenoon and from
2 to 6, in the afternoon.
On the evenings x&-<be fsame days, he
will keep a $hssf. fof jung gentlemen,
from 6. to 9 oflock. n
O@ On the Aber daySbe will take schol
sars for the Frehei slEguase, and the vi
Gin. tw3t)
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BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS
ADDRESS

On the question OF the bringing up of the
report of the Address,
Mr.. Cheney objected to it, till farther
time was given for the consideration OF the
subject contained in it.
Nh. bTeemantte rose, and went through
all the topics mentioned ia the address he
particularly insisted that the prospect of
the campaign in Spain was not 50 favora-
BILE as at the beginning of the last session ::
and as to America, he thought that the uni
nisters made but poor justification Of their
delay and inactivity in the cOrduct of the
war, by the statement of their hopes, that the
abandonment of the orders in council would
lead to a peace. 49,
Mr.. Robinson would not detain the house
as most of the observations Of the hon. gen
tleman had been answered last night. As
to America, he must correct an error into
which the hon. gentleman had fallen, though
his noble friend had lastnght put the mat
ter in the clearest light. 1t was a mistake to
suppose that there had been any delay or
suspension of the war, in expectation of
peace, Orders were, given to, sweep the.
seas Of all American vessels there had
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PERPETUAL, MOTION


HaV,ng taken very active part in the discus lens
which have arson cut ot the machine invented by
Mr. Rcadhefter, we shall continue to inform our
readers on the subject, whenever any new cir
enmsanoe arises that may interest the public On the
subject. -
In conformity with the intimatien made by the
legislature OF this state, to Mr. Readhener, that a
committee disappointed to examine his machine
and report upon it, Mr.. Readhefter, through the
hands OF the editor of this paper sgnifed by letter
to the committee, that it would be for their inspec-
ton on Thursday last, the 21st inst Prior to that
day, however, he sigafed that it would not be suit
able or convenient for him present it ON that day
to the committee; and on Friday last he sgnified
to two OF the members, that be had determined not
to exhibit it t0thern 1t Ell.
This extraordinary conduct has with too much
reason excited serious doubts as to the reality of
the discovery; and the committee have made their
report TO this effect to the legislature.
The editor feels that it is due to himself and to
the pebie TO state, that he has fer two successive
days attended to the examination of the machine
IN company with considerable number of respecta-
bic millwrghts, and others in machinery
and examined every part of the machine, taken il
to pieces, and put 1t together again. and without dis
covering any thing which could lead TO a belief that
there was any thing in ii concealed. His refusal to
exhibit the machine, as he had promised, though il
does not prove any deception iii the machine is me-
Yerte!ess too and unreasonable to assure
confidence, and unless explained in AN open and un-
equivoea manner, must shake the Judgment of
those who felt the greatest qualification the belief
OF its reality. aurora.
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LONDON. Dec. IN
Equal to English rniles

Letters from ST. Petersburg confidently
state that Lord Walpole had left the Rus
sian capital on secret mission to Vienna.
or rather for the frontier of Austria, where
it was added, he was to open negotiation
with the leaders of the Austrian armies.
The honorable general Maitland's regi-
ment (the 49th) being now so actively en-
ployed in Upper Canada, is immediately
to have second battalion.
The Prince Regent is about to make some
provision for the benefit of old and descry
ing General D Ulcers of certain number of
years of actual service, whom it has been
impossible otherwise to provide for, by Civ
ing them regiments or governments.
Northcotte's famous picture of Bonaparte
Oh horseback, now at the European Museum.
st. James square. will be forwarded to ST.
Petersburgh by the first opportunity, as
present from the propristors of thatnationa
establishment to the victorious Marshal
kutusoff, the Russian hero.
The Gold Box which is to contain the
Freedom of the City of London, value 200
guineas. voted by them to be presented to
the Marquis of Wellington, is manufactur
ing by Mr.. Holland, of Fleet st. The ton
will represent the battle OF Salamanca very
richly chased;
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RiUreahecfine o. S., ,, -, !.

We received, last night from WASHING.
ton, the important bill submitted {, rho z
ut X. by the &. of +. R.-Y'he follnwinp arr
it's principal provisions. After the treaty
OF peace with q Britain, no sean,anis To be
employed in our public or priya,e Ships, bur
our natural born citizens, &c or cffizens Of
the u. States at Ms time of such treaty be-.
lns made and concluded or persons mbo
had previously declared their inient;o, ~.
become citizens under the existing Ia
No naturaiizud seaman is to be emplcved
unless such person previouslv prntluce, 70
the commander of the public ship or the COL
lector,S DC. the certificate of his having been
naturalized. The consuls or commercial a.
gents of the foreign nations in our norts
may state their objections to the Comman-
der or Collector as to any particular sea.
man &C. and be present at the time when
the proofs OF sucn person s nativity or c;t;-
zenship shall be investigated by such com.
mander or collector.
Every commander of public shin of rho
U. States to pay $1,000 for EMPLOYING anv
person prohibited by this act.-rhe mas,
ter and owner OF a private ship to paw $500
for the same.
This act to have no cffent with respect to
the seamen of any nation which shall not in
the same manner have forbidden the sea.
men of the u. s. to be employed in her yes.
sells, or shall permit her commanders to-
impress from any vessel, sailing under ths.s
flag OF the u. s. any seaman or person, pcS
being military person in the Service &
her enemy.
. Jacob U'0Yaer--in our next