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A. Moore, keg'r.
This is to give Notice,

Th.s the 81 ,s-g.Ders, Of ,sxanJrla
cou IT., IN the Dlstlict o. Columbia,
nave obtained from the Orpians
Court Of said county, letters lesta-i
mca,ary OH the estate OF John Ucss-
co.'s, late of the county aforesaid, CT
ceased: All persons having cla'm''
against the said ecedepl, arr hereby
w.yneo 10 exhibit the s.me TO the subj
,crioers, with tue vouchers thereof,
duy authenticated and passed by ting
ORPHANS court. on or before the 29rh
,ay. of April nex;; or they may ny
.aw be excluded from all benefit to SAID
e.tate anG those lndebte thereto,
are required 10 ma@e immediat1 pay
,ien, Given under our hands, this
SO, il day OF November, lSla.
Robert Crav,
John -. brown.
administrators Of John Veslc OFT.
Now, T. 80 ~
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The Stockholders - TIA

The stockholders IN the
Farmers Bank Of alexsndris, ara
hereby notified. that ST Election "a
thirteen Directors, for the er.uine
wear, x''lhe heit at the Bank on tie
6rst Mnrd,, in rf-snevtb U%rubry.i
Iobn HooH, Cash'r.
Dseenossl. Iil&
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PUBLIC MOI ICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE..
VIVA cun.mitteIto fairfax Ccun.
w ty Jail on the lsth day OF Au-
gust 1913, muiatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls himself
Holm SIMPSON, and says he ID free
oorn he is about S tee, 9 inches high,
his c'oathing, one roundabout Jacket,
striped with Glue and white, three pair
OF breaches one OF Gu;<king, and tive
OF blue, two shirts, one ot.check hnnen
the other ct india cotton, ole SWANS
down wsistcoat, one rair OF eG shoes,
and black fu, hat. and BAYS he came
from Providence, r. |. Gilbert County.
aad ;haf he was taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk. Tue owner.
if any, is reqas steG TO prove HI. pro-
psrty, paw harges and take him away,
or he will be di,posed OF as the Law de
reefs.
r. Radcliffe,
Sheriff Of fa.ljax.
Nov. s. eptf.
Just receiped and for Sels, by
Adams, Herbert, & Co.
$500 lbs. choice omisi'hclc Huns,
IS bales Upland Louisiana Cotto'
10 Scayons BENGAL Indigo
IN STORE,
$50 BAGS Green and v, hite Cof1es,
40 R,rrels do. do
7 Hhds clio. 90.
II Hhds. Musccvsdo Sugars,
% Bbls. soft sbeiiee' Aim onds,
IS Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do Cavendish Go
so Boxes Spanish Segars,
Punchsons Antigua Rum,
A few Boxes containing Csnnisters
Gunpcwder, Impe rial & Hys'i
Tea.
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt
November 9.
1000 W.T.. Seine 1w.ne,
Sutt,ior quality
100 bbis Apes, III ,'ime ORDER
so boxes Opt Candles
20 do Mould do.
1000 WI. Coffee, IN bag, and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
so do. Wrsppmt do.
bids h1uscovado Susars
5000 lbs Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloon r isins
20 barrels VIII KEY
aasxs Goshen Cheese
4 bags Pepper
loco els Il. Ubes Salt
$50 barre Herrings
70 10 lad,
70, Sale BY the Subseyiber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR sALS,
BES7 FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and, Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov. 20
Union Bank Of Alexandria.
TINE Commissioner FOR the town
i of Alexandra having received
the returns from the different Commits
sioners in the Country, End that the
whole Of the Capital Stock of said Bank
amounting to One Million, has been
Notice is hereby given to
the subscribers to said institution. that
an Election will be held ut the Court
House, in the Town Of AIexandris, on
Monday the J 9Th Of Dec. next, for the
purpose Of siectiag eighteen directors
to conduct the Affairs Of said Bark a.
70 the articles Of assoc ia'ion.
The Commissioners.
Nav. 80. tE
..sTke Printers of Leesburg Win
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dated sain' r.
We, . Alexana,,a,l
Of Col, er,p,,s,
all the Russia
1t is vel! Irp,
what mannert',,' :.
the boundaries
ste? Or means ,lg
y b., been reser'ed d. !
tu'hImest Of ill.,,
tons IN, nor our st,sI
possible meaa, 3
Ola bloody aaid,s,
been able to eh,,I
sign, in whisht
self entirely In
peaceful proSise,'
never ceased to NJ
length having coli,
my, and strers,h
trian, Prussisn,
berg WestphaIia
Portuguese and \
who were eonsts
grace and fear, NJ
motion with lnisiip
piled with vas, qp,]
and penetrated md
our country. NpS
struc'ion, were til
march, 'Ehe pI,,
the towns and ,a
the smoking .riin
krcmIin bIoenu,
temples and allan
stroyed; in enc vi
cruelty and barb,d
heard of. at Length
actions, that lbtyI
ing concealed IN
mind. The migtn |
sian empire. uGisi
thing in abundanes
heart of the eneny |
The possession of |
could not satisfy ID
fertile fields of Rus
| py. Full Of his d
hatred. he revOlyti
ranged IN lbs mind !
| vii means by which |
dreadful blow TOD
| eanfusi3n n her \
general des'ructia
| ty. He likewise I'd
| and fattcry, 70 ID
| our subjects F.; by 1
! the sanciual'ies, al
| pies, to make relis
| to strike the ra!iolI
| lies and extra'ss|
! hopes he built his,
and with them Nj
| like a pes'ijen'hI
| tempest. into the h
| The whole wsrN
tenti0B on our sNfa
inwardly moved d
| in the REFLECTION
| Moscow, the last
| ence of our freefCs
ence. But great :.
| God ofJusiiee! IN
| enemy was 9! sh'T
| ed on all sides BY o.
and Ieyies. be .ooA
| by his terIerily he
| Esr, and that he cs'
| his Wanted army
0: his cruelties, i'S
| loyal and valiant D
| himself from dr5 :
I'iany fruitles: c'''
/! that Jle sees hi. n!'l'
| ~ where beaten 40 ~
| new with the sH'aH
| seeks his personal
| pidity Of bis H's''
! Moscow with as O
| preston as be as'
| with price a'ln =" y,
|aAeavins cannon 6'''
| away his basSssassf
| every thing that ca,
! ness oi'Iiis flight -,
| t'usitives Dolly f, !,
| expire. IN '''''' ,f
| just vengeance Of y
| who insult his ''@i
with paterna| '' {,
heart, observe 'r e
worthy aclIoa' % +,
| .iects, we carry ' ,a'
| lively g"a'i'uf!e, %,
| al! sova the .'' I'a'
the mex. p!aes, " :.
| ourti,anks in the . I
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Wanted to Purchase
II .few Hundred Hsgsheads Uhhr Pa
tn1anf Maryland
TOBAC Geo.
Apply to
THOMAS ruin.
April IL at
100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County Of Fair
fax, iVirginia,) a Negro Man slays
named WILLIAM, who calls himself
VIM. Burweil-He is Mulatto, about
81 years old, Eve feet eight or ten In
ches high, straight and well made; he
is active, fluent, artiui, intelligent and
very timid. His visage is thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large. nose vc-
ry f1at, forehead low and generally co..
vcred with wool--lips large and FIST,
and from peculiar formation of the
bones of his Jaws appear to be swoln
Just below the ears. He reads and
writes tolerably WE'LL and will undoubt-
edly exhibit pass of some kind. He
wore away black cloth coat, which ap-
pears to be rather small for him )
pair Of country cloth pantaloons made
OF cotton and black yarn, an old light
coiored surtout but he might easily
obtain change Of e!oathinS.. He was
suspected of going to Alexandra,
where his tatf}cr, . freed man named
Nat Burwell, lives He has served mo
msny years, as house servant;
and has lived in Alexandra, Staunton,
in the the county Of Middlesex, twhcre
he was born) s. in Fairfax. For some
months he waited in the Tavern of
Capt. George Turner, OF Staunton.
will give the above Reward for the
delivery OF said slave to me, or sateiy
lodging him in the Jail OF hlexandria on
Fairfax, if he be brought from dis
lance exceeding SO miles---and Fifty
Dollars if from less distance.
Francis L. Lee.
April l3.
GeThe Editors of the Federal Re-
publican are requested TO give this two
or three insertions and forward their
account 20 Messrs Snow6en < Simms.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01
To be sold or let on ground
Rent forever.

IWISH to sell or rent my Bake.
House, the Dwelling House attached
to it. and the Lot thereunto belonging,
situated at the corner of Oronoko and
Water streets, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Andrew Jameson. 1t is an excel.
lent building and extends west~ ardly
from Water street about 1913 feet. ]
will t,ke a low price for It,
l will also sell or let on ground rent
forever, several very handsome lots on
Commerce street, between Fayette and
West streets, and an half acre lot on
the South West corner of Payne and
Prince streets. These lots are in the
most improving part Of the town and
are daily increasing in value.
Also, very handsomely situated
Lot on the east side Of Washington
street, between Judge Htzhugh's new
brick bouhe and Queen street. This
Lot is 6s feet front and runs eastward
ly rs feet 20 10 feet alley-it has ale
so the benefit Of another 10 feet alley
on the south aide oft.
Also, three lots at the upper end OF
King Street in the very centre OF the
present rapid improvements. going on
the -
Also, lot on the north west corner
ofQueen and St. Asaph streets. and Sc.
veraI other lots situated on Queen, St.
Asaph, Oronoko, Water, and Union
streets.
John Dundas.
March SO dlw&eo<W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01
Episcopal Convention.

A CONVENTION ofthe Protest
n ant Episcopal Church in tho
Commonwealth Of Virginia will be held
in the City of Richmond oh the fourth
Tuesday in May next, Icing the 25th
day of the said naontn. Eaca Parish
will send two Deputies, of whom the
Minister shall be one, and those Paa
rishes where there ism Minister, it is
required that two Lays, en- be chosen.
The Clerical Deputies are requested
to lay before the Convention, futf
statement Of the Church within tie
care of each respectively, agreeable to
the 18th Canon Tor the government OF
the said Church.
BY the Convention,
G.. Deneal@ Sec'ry.
April 20
~ Editors of Newspapers in Vlr.
GINA are requested to give the above 3
few Insertions.
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g, Marfellcr..

EDIClNES::
|a,lRpE IS,t r.:
(rls:rr Stree, OPPOSITE ..
FSs2FS and neTf
-
LIVED in addition TO
|SInocs,a general as
[asc, Of the first il E qua
he VIII 1'H -" &c
n as good terms as
|,,,sI IN Baltimsrc or
| ,r,ry Merchants and
r. supplied on the
cash, or on a sooa
| also received a se'
| Of Slrsica! h'frH'
| Fs'n' Medicines
Ei:e Gi;tsrS
LneHt,
Il G'iSir, Gol Coughs
4 .,ao, &r
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01

j,y,anaF'dor
r. :orn:r 0fprin'S
trT Goods Gro
4. vii be expressed
d the day az. on Ii.
E,,5.a, Of which are
|iP,,lo,,s lime DO viewed
/. I5oTost limitation
= Marhellcr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01
Public Sale.

THE Subscriber will positively sell,
on the second Tuesday in May next At
Per, Tobacco. (being the day the Or
phan's Court is held) to ths highest
bidder, twelve likely NEGRO Men &
WOMEN, and amongst them is very
valuable Carpenter.
Jerrard Robertson.
April 81. d's'
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NOTICE.

TyHE. Stockholders of the Mechanics
\ Bank of Alexandra, are hereby
notified, that dividend of profits OF .
,er cent. on the capital stock paid in, Is
this day declared payable to them, or
their legal representatives, on Friday,
18th instant
BY order Of the President ans
Dir0tors.
WIN. PATTON, Jr. cashi'r
M&shss ae
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ALL AIM Ia 4 1H1NS
ehhosite the Mechanics Bank, King ST.
HAS FOR SALE,
Il large e Gsnerel Asssrtmenf Of
Ironmongery, Cutlery and
Saddlery. viz
Brass ard Iron-Ri1u door Locks
Stock, Locks, Pad Locks
Drawer and Chest hscks
Hinges of all kinds, Screws
Plated and Timed Bride Bits
S,irrups and Bride Buckles
Plated Squire
Files and Rasps, Brass Candlesticks
Shutters, Knives and Forks, PsnkniveS
Rszors, Scissors, Tutania Spoons
Brass Wares, Fish Hooks, Shoe Knives
Avis and Tacks
Noedlss and Pins, Curry.sombs
Plated and Gilt Buttons
Wakden's Ink-Ppwder
Locking Glasses, Filnts
Britannia Tea-Pots, Sheep Shears
Carpenters Tosis, Hand, Cross.Cut and
Mill Saws, Anvils and Vices
Truce Cbairs-and variety Of other
articles.
ALSO,
Grass and Grain Scythes and siskles
Bar Iron, Steal, Nail Reds and
Hoop Iron
Geld and Silver Ware, Swords, Lpaalets
Lace, Cord and Plumes
AHrh -
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Notice.

THE Stockholders in the Hunting
1 Greek Bridge COMPANY, are no.
tiled, that an Election, for . President
and Foar Directors, viii be held at the
Toulouse on Monday the sdrday OF
May next.
Jno. HooH.
Treasurer.
April S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-01
lohn Gardner Laid

John Gardner Laid
HAS FOR SALE,
Muscoyado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
Watt India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Gunpo~der, 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 10, 7 BY 9, 9 by IL, and 10 b! IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy In tierces
: & bbls.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticu!ar Maieira and Strelghts Red
Wine,
Cordaee and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womcn's and Children's Shoes
in;barre!s and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUCHS of the most approved
construction. and one pair french
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.
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NOTICE.

THE public are informed that Fish
l. Wharf will be established on
Jones's Point, for their accommodation
during the season. -,
Persons wishing to put up Fish WIZ
be accommodated with ground Tor their
stands gratis.
March -.
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N Q T I C E.

N ~ / l - T..
11HE Partnership of COTTON y
STEWART was Dissolved Oh
the lst instant by mutual consent.-
Those having claims against the firm
viii please present them for payment
and those indebted call and settle their
accounts with john 4. STEWART, who
is fully authorised to settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
= Aprils
The Public are respect
fully informed that the Business will De
and conducted by JOHN a.
STEWART, who thankful for past
favors, SELECTS continuance Of the
same.
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JANUARY %.

FOR FREIGHT,
.7 The fsst.sailing schooner
$EsA>a Mary-Ann,
Horatio middleton, Master.
Burthen 800 Barrels-will be ready
for the reception of cargo in hvs days.
Apply to
Adams, Herbert & 90.
Who have tust received for Sale,
lls Bales first quality U eland Cotton,
81 hhds. do. do. MuscOvado,
$4,000 VT. Green and White Coffee,
So hhds. and tierces Molasses,
p punchcops Rum,
II chests Young Hyson Tea,
50 casks Brown Stout,
Is kegs Harris's Tobacco,
1875 boxes and half boxes Segars,
500 VT. Race Ginger, * q
50 spanish Hides.
ALSO,
90 tons Plaster Paris,
40 barrels Tar.
March 4.
FUR SALE
On board the sloot Priscilla, nezo lying
at Merchants Wharf,
4 Hhds. vetailing Molasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
40 Blown dos
20 Patatoes
November ID d
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27
May Is. :
THE ELECTION.

Which has recently terminated in this
state, has perhaps been the most impor
| tant of any which has taken place since the
revolution. Its result is honorable to our ri (.
tizens, fatal 10 the mad schemes # dfsunion.
suspicious to the vigorous prosecution Of the
var and highly conducive 10 the permanent
interests of the nation. If, as has been all
lodged, we are to test the popularity of the
war by this result, it affords an memorable
testimonial of us business and necessity -
and 1t rs worthy Of remark, that in the
Counties upon our southern and western
frontiers, where its necessity can be best
appreciated, and where its evils have been
most severely felt, the patriotism of our CT
tizens has scared above the petty caicuis
tons of party, and pronounced Ito borrow
an expression from Mr.. Williams) "in a
voice OF thunder" determine ton to MAIN
tain free trade and sailors rights. The re
publican loss in some of the interior conn
ties, is to he asCribed to the taIismanic
power of manor influence, and the detection
of a party of men, with Mr.. Clinton at their
head, many Of whom have heretofore eniov.
ed great influence and consideration in the
republican ranks. We say detection, he
cause they supported the federal ticket
Either they have changed. or the mass OF
both the republican and federal parties have
aneIrateu from tnelr FORMER principles.
The presidential question completely dis.
trscted and disorganized the republicans Of
cur state. Some of their journals, under
the specious pre,ence OF maintaining what
they termed the just claims Of this gree, & |
powerful state, but in truth TO subserve I'M
reasonable ambition, found ii necessary to |
act in opposition to their republican bre- |
thren in the other states, and to chime with !
the federaists in exciting territorial zeal. |
ousies and in viliilyiug the general admins
tration. Others, astonished and perplexed |
by the novelty Of this course, were driven /
by the I prudence or their fears into a state
OF inertness or Indifference. The Journals
we're true index to the feelings of the par
~, as was evidenced by our Congressional |
election in November, at which the federal |
candidates obtained majority of from 10
5000 votes in the stale. 1t was under these
Encouraging appearances that the republi
can nomination for governor, &c, was made,
with the certainty too Of the detection tina |
followed. Yet it has triumphed, triumphec /
5loriously, by majority which indicates
gain Of from six tc 1000 republican votes il
he short period of FIVE months
Hrgus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27

From Sacket's Harbor, we have verbal,
teIigence that commodt e Chaupcev ar,iv-
cd there with ms squadron the early part Of
last week, with the stores, &c. taken 81
York; and that they were employed day and
night in unlading and embnrl,ins troors
with whom it was believed he was to pro
eeed Immediately to Niagara.
A letter received by the last western mail
dated ar Niagara on Monday last, states that
commodore Chauncey had that day sailed
Tor Sacket't Harbor, that he was expected
again at Niagara the beginning of the pre-
sent week wien it was believed operations
would Immediately Commence against Fort
GEORGE. Gen. Boyd had been assigned to
the brigade lately commanded by the ever
to be lamented Pike. Between three and
tour hundred troops had arrived from Yirgi-
MIA, by the western route.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27
BosToN, May Is.
FROM NE,VpORr

A gentleman who arrived in town last e
seninS in the Newport stage, informs US.
hat the British had threatened to desgrov
Ncw London, IN case the Go, erncr did not
'ehVer orexchange % lieutenant and so ne
The men belonging 70 one of tAe frigates,
tHken nom barge ,hat was lately captured
--'ha. the Governor had refused to ex
chang, unless obey had IN board men be
asing to u. States vessels. The Brush
mad Americans enough on board taken from
{ e fishing smacss, and offered three in ex.
cha &C tor one EnghShmau but the Cover
ar would not exchange. unless he had u
:, ates' men for English nea oil wars men
eSeral families had left New. London, and
was expected every moment, bs some
hat the English would destroy the place.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-27


HSs : Va..ase - fke vtsGSes cogSt :.s.ce1!is
sr:ss1 70 Fke Fre..cs ha.SsiT. sa0G.S &c seSi,
eG"-It i noi Impossible that Affairs MAY !
b brought To this eS>IenAiv.-Ws nsy
judge Of the importance attached - nsntsic
IN France. frcm the French papers in ycne-
raj, and the Mcnitenr Observes, respecting
the reports Of us speedy ;ah. tina, "the
French sTnsy will Soon be ihere, Sd Il should
nut for six mcnShs, that there would De no.
thins to fear for DAntEic." AZ 10 the spec
dy ARRIVAL of the French army 4, Dantzio,
We must oeS ieSVe To enIer:Gis seine doubts,
but we tes~ there issOEse probability in the
latter part ct this seTtiun. Upon the report
" an offer on the part IT Alexander to place
10000 men Al the disposal OF the English 80
Nernmcnt, the MoRiteur observes IN one Of
these notes" Fine Intelligence. The EN-
peror Alexander has occasion for ali his
troops Your moments otjoy are passed
sse are urvaks1g. Iso Lyon sisrsf SID yen
hare believed him dead" To pursue the
metaphor, We hope thar he will be warmly
received by the Northern Bear.
The French papers state that Dresden
has been declared IN a state of siege, and
preparations have been made 90 blow up the
bridge Saxony, Bavaria and Wirtenburg,
but particularly Bavaria, are in a state oi
- use NNHeNA iHhtNA u C-N-
ecuted IN all Of them with the creates, diff
Guilty.
Our readers observe, that the account
nom Hamberg are only Of the l5sh March
and from Leipsic (inserted in our paper,
yesterday OF the 18th ult Now intelligence
from both of these places might reach Par:
In days. We ho&e bad Paris papers &c
the LIST inst. and obey might have contained
news 10 the e&th March inclusive, if there
mad been any satisfactory news TO communi
sate.
Our letters from Psris mention, that bat
talions of the Imperial Guards were quitting
dairy to join the argy, from which it was in.
ierred that Bonaparte's departure would NJ
be deferred much longer All is preParsti
On III Parisf for the Rew Campaign which. So,
our letters, viii immediately give new as
peel to the war with the Russians. The hear
quarters oil the French army was at LcipsiC
March IL.
Tue Morning Chronicle of to- day saws
1t is OF the utmost importance thu, an in
curry should be made into the truth of tht
assertion of Bonaparte that " the depart
Hents OF The Elbe and Weser las he choose
to call then) have been offered 10 Denmark
as an indemnity for the loss of Norway. i
ought instantly 70 De contradicted from au
uiority If false." We did yesterday assert
In the most positive manner, that the asser,
ton was Sholly northumberland that az
such offer whatever was made TO Denraa K
either by Russia or by this country.-Csui
<r.
On the exact progress made in the pre-
2aration OF the Catholic Bill, we are not in.
iormed-but If report speaks truth, there i,
avery great difference Of opinion between
DIR. GraitaD and Mr.. Camping ell the suh-
Ject OF the provisions necessary 20 be intro
duced into the Bill. We were prepared n
expect this nor did we see the possibility
OF coming 10 any arrangement that shall sa.
tlsfy the Catholics, and give adequate secu-
city to the protestantg
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NEw.YoRk, May q.

Capt Henry, who arrived here last even
ing, from Cadiz, which port he left ON IN.
10th ult. informed US, that advices reached
Cadiz the day he sailed, that 80 sail a.
vessels from the Straits, laden with Wheat
had just arrived at Lisbon, which had gIut.
tea the market.
Capt. II. further inform ed us, that on the
10th inst III lat SO, 80, long. SO, 40, was
boarGed by the frisate President, Com. r ad
gers, on cruize, having parted from the
Consress = few days 1cfore, IN ssqualL