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aid on Ecr way up the Tsgas, hooked
&c cables of two English vessels, onf
of which went on shore, and the otht :,
ran foul of an American, big, and los
both the masts. The Gniconda lost hes
cables, drifted up tie river and vent or
shore, but believe has received nc,
great injury in her i,nll or spars, Hat
the Tagus been as iull Of shipping as it
was in December last, the danage wouis
probably have been a. great as II VAS a'(
that. time"
{" dh,H 50.
GA peport is current to day ,ha, Sou
Chef has been defeated by Gen Murray
near Valencia, and lost 1000 men. The
English army move on northwara to-
morrow" NINA
The schooner Bellona, of Philadel-
phia, has arrived at New rdford from
Nantz Brings accounts from France
to the 2Sth OF April.
A passenger in the Rellona, arrived in
town this snorning and informs, that B"-
nsparte was at .Magdeburg on the 2oth
of April, where he had fixed his head
quarters. The emperor of Austria had
agreed 10 furnish Bonaparte with $4,000
men, 10000 10 be cavalry for which ne
was>to be compensated with the cesslon
of the Tyrol, the port Of Trieste, and
the province of Silesia.
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A letter received at Washington, on
Sunday last, from Lake Champlain, after
mentioning the capture Of the GROWER
and Eagle. says, the sloop President
went to the lines on the day of the I'd
inst and on the morning of the Sd a
heavy firing was distinctly heard a.
Plaltsburg from half past s, till 20 o
elock-feaTs were entertained that the
latter had been captured also-she was
commanded by com. MDonough.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, June Is.
6 TO sHEw
"To sHKW
CHE VERY AGE & BopY OF THE TIME
AIS FORM AND PRESSURE"
NEW,LoNDON.

We wait with anxiety for news from
Mew- London. There is too much rea-
son to tear that the threatened lombard
ment of the town has taken place.. By
vessels arrived at New-York, We learn
that heavy eannonading was heard in
the direction Of Ncw-London and let
ter from New-York received at Phila.
delphia, says, {" The last accounts from
New-London state, that the British were
before it with seven ships, and were
bombarding the town.
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|rEyNA, April s.

Sanitation and investigation,
! .:ermmed that there shall
kr,tOn Of current bills Of ex-
Be government (4o, 900
Tns alternative was this
r" mposts-aud this vas
| Deputies from all the Aus
s we're at Vienna, and OPP
E'nl SION OF a great quaint
%nsy. A new tax is laid on
'n'a, A new tax on sleeps
&cf
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Ohhosns the Washington 7avern, King

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Erskine's Speeches on Miscellaneous
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Grant on Education,
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majority,


Mr.. Cuts, who was appointed by
Governor .Plumer, to take a seat in
the Senate Of the U. States, will now
have leave to return home.
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SUBSCRIBERS
TO THE
Representation of a late
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT

1T THE THEATRE,
Are respectfully informed that it will
take place on Monday evening the 2lst
instant.
Particulars in handbills.
June Is
The 18TH waa PROPOSED, ons,m con.
sequence Of the extensive frtflaraf''n ."
The machinery department, thsinduigenee
of Subscribers is respectfully soAcifed.
This is to forwarn all per-
sons from trusting my wife Elizabeth or
my account, as am determined not to
pay any Of her debts, as she hath LETT
nv bed and board without cause.
: John Lemlne.
June Is
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s.,,,tof, as Danish ia !, f :. ss;S
/, s 81 to London; and h u !, ,a'u
va, y. l,. e Of peace :'',, Os,S' BY
f'nd lLa ps him, as to re-
] 'ao han his signature
. 'l'' an, o'I, the surviving officers Ssr
Sip 4! 1 ISu bad arrived ' IN Eng
I1'. .',, ,l They assn H'sndsS
id. ' boarded March 49, ct of
q " i',. nd. BY the French tn
. 5,,'.s,. quantity Of d ordnance nsS
|5,s,,.sps,hippsd for Quebec anu
j Editors will not believe believe,
|rt:.Ho c r%,I wautonly permit
IN. )" I against the Americans n! 9;..
; 1is EXPEDITION from sls..y
ii'' Xera, had been success
'l s,.r,rt Of the English was vas
: :'.mr los, $50 killed ! 40
h s 'ai"% a Colonel and 1--WE
ae, .S,ar 50 vessels DESTROYED
., ''''' The Thames s. Flu
~. ~, ,iiisruard' sailed on a Sc
.tt:scn.
PARIS, April I'll D...,, h,,
,',s =, i Ministers this day at
''a'"
/. lad the honor to pre-
Sa . a. o. 81 he Imperial Alma
-, TINS work VIII De ior
NJ H., 49,
: "'''
,vrycE, April II.
l;rrnss,, the Prince OF
". "a If W4eran, arrived
i; h. and tbs night The En-
-, :, rim his suite in two
''''''
-
,roUT, lNaine) April 10.
n,'' fr,m Breslau, Prussia,
!. No., m q sJecial mission.
.,n. have o.,ir mere for their
,.,s,;op,,
! ,,e eo1ipace OF N2polson
~. I,, NJ. de Bausset,
!" ,.,. :. evn.c,ed this day
."r'I Cen Donanret, De.
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.HG, Polard, ApriI Q

Pig, Pcl,rd, April 9
Ia corps is continuing the
as, Paland; buiwiih much
RsCeSs,
FILES, April 5.
q 'saIOst The English is
a'he Rodlla were assem-
't, The King has visit.
idta Council Of Ministers
rVette Reaomme.
Aal'sty's vessel the Ca.
&s Caroline, have gone
''lIdlnS here and at Cas-,
0p'a'lOn is intended a.
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Clients are ad,
EsS,'"SlGs gentlemen will
IN aa1aet causes in h,
| :, have heretofore
H., S:sae,nard, ESQ of
so',l hnish my suits in.
1s Sppis'i'-Philip Harri.
NT ''T e'' those in the
H. ncery and in the
H., r''p ., Courts of Stat.
Ill.,; fsq' those in he
t. N'WVS ot Ecu
S,a,,h 4, Linton, E,q
s. T W1.o,. and Inferior
FAC. Dade.
2aw.w
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EAaO, Wirsmhurg, April IL.
E,,ns here this day and pre-
bCmscil Of Minister'S NJ. de
kVNi,ter from France, pre-
sr from Napoleon. At noon
sVrHtd To Loulsburg.
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...rrNCE AnrIl u.

YiIEEI e M" =.
~. -, 4 a;snnss,, the Prince OF
=, ND Of Wleran, arrived
..,;b, and tbs night The EN-
.,,..,,. gl,a his suite In two
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(s;,'ih.s Practice of the
ESS.' 'un Court for the
EeSoa His Office is
! '''Acs Of the Alex,
|rMG
rHl' OFFICE
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nlpIS. april u.

: II, s,d the honor TO pre-
|,Aa : . - Of he Imperial Alma
| ~ :" Tai, work viii be Tor
| I Nay
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INTERESTING SCENES IN
SPAIN.
From, the Montkty (EngHsh) Nigga
rim

Dcen;ng the following interesting
account worthy Of a less perishab!e re-
cord han the columns Of newspaper, l
transmit it for in .ertion in your maya
ziHc. 1t was communicated 10 me by
a sutusl fiisnd, as exhibiting striking
picture Of war in reality. divested #
+" the pride, pomp. and circumstance"
Of lis rarade.-So splendid. ard yet at
yte same time SO Mournful al event, to
many families, as the storu,ing and Cap.
ture Of Badajoz, has rarely occurred in
modern times. a. o. G..
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For SALE
LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN

A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN
with Two Guild en- (or "i;hout
her Children) who understands house
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person wishing to purchase can have
them Low for CASH. BY applying 20
Sampson Martin at the PoorH2u
near Fairfax Courthouse.
SIMPSON -lL4RTIE
January Is CIT
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c..,.. IN which it ID made. Al any
went went and in whosever hands the s 60 20
sss 81 nent may be, the people Of the
" States will not long maintain a
war ". at the present enormous So: OK
w"r' fur the single article OF i'm
p pressmeut, especially if redress se can
p pe obtained by the exclusion Of B Ba,
t;sb seamen from our service. Du'
if: Mr.. Speaker. the appeal TO arms ~
e. e., ' redress. is to be perse'ered ln'
there are considerations in a review y
." 'S' the mast, which forbid hope 0,
,he speedy return Of peace a, leas'
in the life or continuance OF inc az
n, nv to he raised by this bill. Nothing
touches the passions and sinks 81. so
deepin the heart of a belliss s
sths departure IF a neutral from
his duty, and siding with his adser-
sarv !: such belief in Enslishmen
If the conduct Of this. government.
whether well or lily fodnded' cannot
fail to prolong the war.
fear there are points in our neu-
tral course. in our relative conduct
towards Great Britain and France
which will not bear examination
You proclaimed the Deriin and Nj
Ian DEGREES revoked, and put upon
G.. Britain the threatened alterna-
tive Of non-intcreourse. was me
fact so? You took a promise for me
fact yau proclaimed the fact. while
France herself, the uihor OF The
deed and party to be benefited DE-
rips and dis0wDs il as done al me
tiD,e. Here was fatal eY'or de-
nar,uye from the straid omsSse OF
iu,tice !: and when our esto b this
was palpable to all the peesrld, we
gave no explanation. no excuse. but
perseyered in a measure which led
TO war. 1t is this course, Sir, this
deoariure from, even. handed neutral
ity between Great Britain 4 France.
that has lost you the support OF you"
citizens to a great and alarming ex
tent. and at this moment susfains
the British ministry in the hearts OF
EngIishmen. II is this belief of
governments leaning to France, that
:.as carried that ministry so tIium
p'santly through the late elections
TO parliament.
ifany thing could adj to the gloom
and sicken the mind under the pros
nect before us, ii is he unauspie:ous
conjunction of events, America aud
France both making war at 'te same
time on Great Britain F.; We maAing
the enemy Of France our enemy, ahd
this at the lated moment VIE"
the ail-graspin5 emperor Ut that
country is rolling a ba!efui ci"u",
charged with destruction, north up
on the Russian empire uDon = pow
er always just to America: unon
cur truest AMI best friend Oh tie IL
ropean theatre. Against s"rh =
friend. at sucI, . period. ve ;'a<e lie
held the p,arch Of the Cor.irao 'i.r"
rivers Of blood his footsteps arc
traced over the ashes Of he prcuc
est cities, and he sits himself down.
at length, at Moscow, ike Marius
over the ruins Of Carthage.
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Received for Sac,

500 Bushels Ground Alum Sat,
500 DO. Coarse DO.
100 pounds Seine Tnine,
Hind, Sail 10.
IS aoi:s Ru .s.A du-k, lst & I'd qua.
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Dec. ssth, 1912.
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Camp 6tJore Psdojoz,}
5h -4trH, 1912.

MI DEAR FgIEsD,
arrived here few drys since, with
a detachment, by Villa Franco, Santa.
rem, Thomar, Abrantes, ard Elvas.
We marched fourteen days up q billy
country eighteen miles day, without
hslt'ng. The Portuguese behaved TO-
lerably we'll but they usually put on
NEST iorbldding aspect when presented
with billet, looking Ike some people
In England when they receive lawyers
bhD yet | met with good accoinmoda.
tons in general, except ct Abrantcs
An opinion is very prevalent among the
common Portuguese that they are On.
der no obligation to US they therefore
make their market Of US, and will be
sorry whenever the war is finished.
TIE more enlightened think, no" sever,
Tery-diferenly F; thei: soldiers improve
much; and We have two fine regiments
with rs.
We expect to storm Badaioz to night
H. tree separate places, 50 shall oon
see rea! service; I'D it is expected to
be very sharp work unless thsy snrren
Ger, which is NOT likely as Gen. Philip.
son is very de,e. mined fellow. The
French, seem. however, to be short of
powder and shot or perhaps they are
reserving i, for us TO night. They FIRE
ashs.l or ssRb obout syerysws minutes
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AND
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January 20 81
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January % d
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Has just rsee.ved - for SAFE,
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90 hossheads Muscov4do Sugar
: pipes, y.,n.
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while we keep ups,,
the breacees and uper :.
= = -

n
Alv,n !
/ now proceed to gil, \
of the storming of Bill
At eight O'Clock a, IN
the sth Of April, we ~
out knapsacks & in hill
ed in an indirec, line ~
under strict orders, 81
shouid B Bheord !" p
vision were to attack ~
south side, while the,
which l was attached, n
were to scale tie cilsSs1
we're to assault The pa.
| procured a solcl.},
lock, sky rounds ofh
was on the right Of NJ, j
But before | pror.'i
.ome information ,hici
aimed, to show you W.,
we were going! TbrG
ed to be one Of The bssI
French service, ard !.
himself ;longh oal e.
1t the breach, he had !
fastened into Tie src,
oiades AID bayones
.iaunting ou.waras y
Ueau:r de jrize VAS chs,
cross the breach =; th.I
d foot square, with gs
projecting alb Vi a VI
rrr, and behind tia, ra
4 feet wide and 4 det,
these. soldiers we're 9l.,
.he two first rank, to I'd
could, and those beFa
for them Thus prepv
men, "if they suck n
the troops in the So'n
Trenches were s!,o
Yards round t e bresci
get in /! In snort ;re a
th4t no place has been 4
much science and n
tines.
On the march al y
hat our cannon kept .!
breaches. ill wc eol Vi
a mile CT tie ,oTn I'd
three fire balls throw
cnt directl ms, one q
close to Us, we >liet
each Cthr,. 4" no7o I'd
the 6,s, division Of our
. d The place. the y hos
i. it we're one mine, q
ing cut bombs, canb
grape snot asd nus,
~ .v"ry direction.
striking near 10. v: q
.oah 10 The grv.n sw.a
h,l.s Missed ~ .. aIo !:
tie nnSkct bd. { Z,
ur head; Sc sad
:. eTeforc, to :"7 iar.
within about . Lvll,I
IrIrgP across The 6 q
ne 1a,s- came 50 ial,
| Gu g3c-c. tweoy d
~ TIC, spa q : mtngaI
Of my bcsd
NTaile SO gtse rp''
cnr o. i've intn 4
and YER If rcaiM
fster Wen -eci
rhich WIS about .so
'weiye yards irng,
th;ok that | had 10 d
ing acgoss aii:e VI
asccns the Il Il, lid d
people in ; f.i". 81:
en- our h nd, apG "a
u S 90 steep a"c r'cS
ing, my brother If
in the br1i,, en1 Fth@
Up 'h:s rcck, We CO
does. within ab,V'
lie wall E; hose %
hiLG then was a t:..:@
aud jns bcbid lha' 4
six yards bread sc
UP righ, feet Mg5-
approached . seccn|
w Il, wkich VS. -
against Which sc
ladders
The bill j: Hut'
wicb. abou, as stss,
as l passed re ;2''
came a discharge ~
tweD,y.four pcu 81
fat space and .tos;
sunk upon the 8TosS
that shook tie CIasS
Ten Of them neNet
nearest of then ~
and TIE iatthest ~
IL swept away al -
next three or fur 4
On this heap # J.'t
horrors Of w,L :"
what they mem
Wsen ! got c''
ditch, upocr q:
wounded Ia; 90 'aE'
lrea ling VS.
Ia,y pause OK 'a.
reached The l.ccsH
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NR &Te4 F1CC
OSB.S "A "a 400
HOUSE oFREPRESKNTAT7YES.
December %.

December %.
The House resolved itself into a commits
tee Of the whole, Mr. DEsHA in the chair
on the bill supplementary to lie. act for
tue more perfect organization ofssssh army
OF the United States, and on the u Gin adj.
dlt;on TO the act for raising an additional
mi itary>force."
The bills having been read through, a mo-.
ton was made by Mr.. d. X. Williams to FL
.ae blanks in the first bin, as lie have be.
fore -'stSd that thev were fled. The Guey1
ton having been stated
AIR. p. r. Williams said, the embarrass-
mcnt which ne felt a., the present occasion.
was NOT Of an ordinary ! n,d---he was 50 500
icmniy impressed with TIC Importance Of
the subject before the con. esutce, he was
tcarful i,s success might Ia som, degree de-
pend on lis Efforts TO sls;ain it--ana feeling
that the interest, perhaps the character Of
his country fright be committed by the decI-
sion, he was hnmbed that is cause could
not by him be more ably supported. IIefslt
however some confidence from nc circuu-
s,aHce that the military Committee vas en-
titled 60 the candcr of the House becanse l.
had moi preserved acre fragments TO be
acted on 10 detail, but a system OF which 10
rest The future prosecution Of the var. An
exploration Of its merits, from the relation
~ which he stco, m that Committee. was
probably expected Of him.
Wthouf going back 20 the unavoidable
and jus' causes Of Ire wac in which We wera
engaged, nc would presume IL was thc oi,-
iect of all, 90 terminate ~ successfully and
that ,hcrs unw remained no othJr mode, tnan
20 call INFO tlla Icld n force adcuuaie tcths
command oil cssrc honorable obigcL Inc
force w.a aGIHlaut throughout ne com mn
nifty, 60 secure, it directed iyth skill spjt;s
-ud cDfcfPlllc, oug dCt,rce every where
a'1, 81 uifcf -D, 10 T1Se ,le eurmy f.el i
bad become AiH In.crcs. '1 abstain from rlun-
ieJ and opp sion.
TO eicc, tte 6rs. s-sst obiert. -fa.re ~
'nc exposed uar,s, ~-~pck kia, a. Of Dri-
may imFcu2ecc, t'34t the whole l.ri. dc.
ro4ol limits OF t's Unted S.atss shoald be
e-''doa hi2 military disu!@ss4 s..at tls oesss
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g. PEASANTS


Tur srb.erilI- ts9ohliyed 70 caution The
,.,ttic ..-.i,sf M yffipg, Shooirg snd Fishing.
On his Farm in 60, q and comfy,
re esp.citlig .fssfeV an p'rs'ns from
flartin, with lBers, hauinE OF senes, ford
inc he River. aud crossing ,he Farm.
Such trespassos will be prosecuted with W.
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