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ExovxaxR orrscE, Juiv 81.
OFFLC'fdE DIZZY.

| 1h1rsd0p, Juiy %.
! Authentic accounts from the Po,owmsa ret,re-
sen, the enemy as being engaged in carefully s.nn,l.
"E the r'ver, and fixing huo,s. On ineslay Goth I
two trigate.. two briggs, sn,l two tenders were "
h'gh up as Rosters sreek, IN King George County
several large vessels were living hcIow Bsskstor.'s
Island, biv have SINCE assembled high as N.tbia,,s
Font Two uarges tui. OF raem, lsuded on Nond...
18TH ut Ma,tox Creos Wss,niorciand sn,i MIN.
uercd Mar Ashton and Mr.. Paine 81 sli th-r pro,i.
sions; they then put oil Tor Mr.. Hipkn>s on ne.
opposite sale ofthe creek. The u,iltis. who had
b, this time assembled, crosssti above them and nr
ed On their bsrgcs one was see, 10 fall over.
hosrd, aud Is supposed sevrrsi others were killed
AVID Wounded. The barges I'M mediaie!y re,ired ia
their shine.
Subsequent accounts state, thst some Of tie ,,na,
er vessels oil the enemy bad gene up as high as
age warfare, In burriug houses. bsrps, sc.
FRIDdr- 4N3RNfNG. Jui1 99.
E.rtrdct If a letter fio,-l .V4ior IiyberriIss ~
Hest'aorefdna, 10 Col. PdTkey, Of the same
Corgsy.
In addition tn the numerous nee, Of the cn,uv
already ~ the Potowmac, on the evening of Mon
day, the 18th, sail went updLst river Q of which
appeared to be ships OF the line frsates, one br
Colonel Parker, Of Wes,morcIand. communicates
the following, unSer dste 1ulT 10TH:
On today our yGels gave information that seve
raj bsraeo were making FOR Monroe's Or ass,tox
Greek and one or 'nare fc- Rozier's A, thp K;nr
.'eorge m'i'tis were the latter place au, inS
fierce was too sns TO divide, de terrnred 10 now
upon Mattcx near Mr. hliiler's house. On a,riv.
ing there found small schooner close inland, iy-
ing rom the enemy's bsrges, and having reason to
believe thrir oblec: was To plumber arg. house on
the other side OF the creek, (here rerhars 900 or
soo yards w'de}, instantly determined to cross tb.
ue'"'hnsnt IN the sel- which storped. Only on,
company could he carried over at \ ,irse-phe Gyst
was the iishtinfantry, under Capt. Henry Hunger.
'or', who was directed, without waiting Tor the ras
to prnose'l Ca the destined point. Before te Orders
con!d en,bar.;, three 5ar;cs f,n of men .,e,a die
tant not more Than quarter of Ia L. and ,a,in
directly scF the house occupied. a 3 soon ;Stbev
eom'aeneed Rrng their eSlnon OF us, Capr. Hun
gertor'l very sallsht' mada MS attack, and after
Snort engagement, succeeded in beating the eneI1v
oil and preventing their landing. tie lost not q man
whist IN officer and several were seen 10 fail
m the other side. Aany Of oUr militia of ,ybop,
there we're teas thsn- forty engaged. not conteot
with hrng from the ba7k Of the creek, ran into the
marsh a"d wafer TO get n shot, regardless sF the
cannon or mushetry of the enemy. The osnnon
shot directed y. US pssssd har.Giessly over prr
heads
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Fasdi9nabie 40 Elerdnl
TUNNTIURN 20 III N.4LN-

= C'h|FA n = ~ II L'Ch OTIIE,
q 7 the Globe 'rsvero. BY James IVoodgard &c.
( a biuet maker, frcm Norfolk.
The Ladies and Geutesnen Of Richmond Gre
respectfully informed, that such of the following ar
tcies 80 rems'n uosod, will on 1hursdsv ths
2oth inst. At 10 O'clock he std ct anchor ,s,bnn,
reserve, under the management of Mr. j. r.
Lynch. Auctioueer, viz
5ideboards, Of the nos fashionable Kind secreta.
~ and book cases, Nardrobes. Ladies Secretary
Bureaus, Chests Of DrSwers, C~''inets end Work
Tables, China Presses, Dining Tables with ends
breakfast TsDes, Tea Tsbles, Card Tobles Can
die Stands. Portsbie Desks, Wssh Stands, elegant
carved snd plain Mahogany Beds,es6s, aud Be
detta.
July 81.
~ For several New Advertisements Gee the
Ersf Qe this
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ia the french nspers insnuste .her- !. v.ry N,,s
chance ci angshds agreeing tn ,t-s. tie s,,.,,,,v
hch she is attempting 60 .,..a,,,b ID ,,,,..,I;
war with te freedom, @. The a.as as recc,tisJ L.,
That celebrated eoss.eItiun 'he mos, ,ii,t ca, IT,
expected, IL the project OF "a arn.;s,iye h.t,~s-1
Unlimited surrender OF the Russian q O; -, a. -
OF The English may tcr" ehtes the a,i,a,,v.s &c
the Allies ;otar', pacfestlou. r. ,usns vel >. h..
d Ru7s'7 wudid eerti,!, te tl,e a,i, ,,.
without Suffering far ir.
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NAVAL ACTION.

Ceptairl Borges who arrived here yeSter
day from st. Michaels, informs, that on the
28th June, in lat. II, 81, long. So, 90, at g
O'Clock Il, the morning, saw a sail from a
loft, in the S. E. quarter. Calm. At ten
o'clock there was light breeze from S. w.
and at eleven heard heavy, quick, and re-
peated firing, and saw smoke plainly from
the deck, bearing Z. SsH. The smoke first
rose IN two columns, bug At such a'dstance
that the ships could not De seen. The firing
lasted about 80 minutes, and ceased about
20 minutes; when it accommodated, and
continued until so minutes after "a O'Clock :
The whole firing being one hour and a
half. The weather was clear and tie yes
smooth.
orre6orafipe Of the acfion.--Cantain
Decost who arrived in New Bcdf.rd, on
Thursday from LisbnBi reports, That on
the 9th June, he was boarded from the
6eiIerophoD, ~, with frigate in company
that on the next day, 28th, at 10 A. n. he
heard heavy canpouade which lasted an
hour and half. After the smoke cleared
away saw q ship standing tors ards where
the firing had beer. which ne took tn be the
trigate which was IN company with the
Belierophon and that the II was the shir
eng aged, but with what could not tell.
(tap,so.I
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ENEMY FIFE POvOuAc

Nj. Prosaer of this City left the Potomac q, Tri.
gay Last at O'Clock, at which time the enerty's
Meet was IA nearly toe same position as It had been
IN on W edneaday -Ihree large vessels with some
smsu tenders had fallen down ON Thursday onp,-
site 10 NoDony nay. bot FRIDAY noon they resi-
med their position at the lower end Of Blackstone
Island OF Sh'cht.cy had taken OO'ssessiou * were
Watering on it--A division Of ,xteen sal was an.
ehored about 10 miles below the Island 10 OF them
'rge ships, whereof we're apparently ships IF the
He. The squadron laying mere on the Mar,
land 'horei the shoals on tbe Virgins side present
ing more serious obscnctions to thefr NAVIGATION
No events OF any interest had ranspired since Tn.
sN'Tmish ~ MattoS Greek, ia which L wNs supposed
8 orf OF the enemy hsd fallen si,gieks s. exslama.
Mons OF pain he.ig distinctly heard from the ba,r "a
Ia TIE at the last week thay burnt s-s YES
sci en- the Potomac,
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at Bo,,on, in carte, from Ens,ana asorcs u.s. tia.
while he WIS at Portsmouth,, tse Uornwal!, ~ ar.
rived there from foreign s,ation-t,at as tue ,iae
Ut her arrra' she had hcsrd 20 impr, sgd 37cy.
ieGn ScaHneT--thai prrt of thsm requested % he
eons,dsrea as PRISONERS Of N-r, and reused Id do
duty; that IN consequence, they ur sn i.ons
and ordered TO he ted en- treat ard Spa,ey. Tn.
bn,.sh officer snsprcuag hist they lad ,eer advised
to this step by the Surgeon o. the Sword Fish, or
dered him between deeks, rcr was he again per-
united has usual liberty I'LL he embarked in the car
tel We arc also furnished with the names OF one
hunGrei AID thirteen .lWsj icorc. who had been
Impressed, who have been seut ON hoard the So, An
tonic, PRISON sip--two OF thetu had been rnsavci
eighteen vss1S in the British service aud the Other,
roio hall To fifteen years There was about $40
PRISONERS on boar' the ship I, had been consider.
ably siesy aSou, thirty had died, provisions we're
had IN quality, s"d scaut--half pound OF beef anh 1
9 pounds breed per day twoy,iays in the week
they had one pound picked herrings other fish,
anal one pound potatoes, their allowance. From
s'c'ock y. NJ 40 o'eoek, A. ". the prisoner,
wee CANNED under matches. AIR. peasley the 8.
mer'csn Agen, Tor prisoners paid little or no n,,ei-
uon 20 the siuIation o. wants of the prisoners
was but once on hoard Tie St. Antonio ,iur;n,
months, AMI then made inquiries requesting
them.
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For TIE ENoelBER.
CAPTAIN LA9VRFNCE.
=" ~ brave : man


50 ~ brave : man
Ae ever bysd 1T thc tide of tunes
o minstrel, flares, sister of the ,i,,s
fairer than heen-famed or tsupbrosype
itear to ,he bsrd, rs Ints's rsrcst gem.
Or The fond 9oret 70 us parent S e NJ
rear, "s - Lawrence, my immortal name
- the iovef ny'nrhs cf Liberty and Fam.
Nhe, IN eaoh pat.ict breast, is.o' cold IN Garth
rinEs bright tablet TO II cord thy worth
--i'or HIM, ~ muse, collect the we,p;r,.~ cp,,,
On" wan t'iy snowy Sugers wake the iv~ 49,
tour fragrant msdeuts %, the Hero iead
anu, as you 'oVeh him l'ing--v9il him deaa.
'--t'rtsf 1pa' fha' nG1! i'll peace tbs voice O.
In var the thunder of the uhirlviu,,'s v.ior
/ o frie'Gs IS gentle as tie z"plyr's trrat}.
To Foes the ycnFeiu minister u dsari,
houSh Feared ~ storms, yes .ss lis ample
" so'epee tptorA and y tas,, refined
Eu'l wen ne hDe" the reeiirg sim 10 gliGr
from realm 10 rea'm amid th- snrsiuS uac;
70. web he nso knew tie polished ,4ce
: he hiShts Of fancy! and thc ore 81 ave
run wen he knew 10 nr-e TIE orL of Licrd.
hDd hur' destrurti on Ger abe trembling 6o6j
~ T1'I wei lie a'ao kuPw, deyD'd orsrt,
The est---fnpsi feelings ~ the beort-
prsvtrT, ~ home, win Cheraa. c,i;.G and ,YiC,
Tie sweet 5tlsce3 of cc,nes.is life.
~ sec, where FOES s5ssiid and terppesfg bl.v
The tiitnd eon'ess'd and Father Ills Crew
Ii eel SYG' nat nan With Albion's DARN.
When IN she s,' le Joined In batfo e-,,
u ben hey torn vessel sunk acns 9th lis band
hnd Dung o.i Sasuteg'6-uIast her la. rey.ts'.r.
'tn soil CON tssoD 3eizrd 49,. Hrrn's i.,s.t
= hef, a,raHsd each nerve u suecor The dearest
Srftcn'd tiie VU,a victims .rnt. tLe syi l,,... 81 ,
And. in the hrictt o. ;riurnph--ra,s,d n, vecrf
- i'TeA ToaS mat man again his flag upCurId
onward ht rushed 10y petrot 1r6ur fred
Gea"ro the bright Neleor uf the weststg World
N"v =" blaze OF Giory, as he li9ed--sxpi-
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Porl of .Snie,u hin II

Tor| or o6IeD. Jtfv II.
The privS,cer sloop Wasp, Captain Err
nest a. Erwin of this port, mounting 2 small,
guns, was captured on the Och June by his
3. M. schr. Dream. Licuts Hare, CARRYING
ten guns, sf'eran engagement of 3-A of an
horr, aud af.cr r'inrirs hsht g eight hours
and half, when he colors were reluctant.
iy struck TO this vast superiority OF fnrca
OF the enemy when within half pistol shot +;
the whole chase having been with In musket
reach. The bravery displayed by Captain
Erwin DR. " forth the highest praise from
LIT. Have y other naval officers at St Johns.
WHITTIER the privateer was seat, and ia con-
sequence oethe respect ieservcslly due ,ro
valor and. entertained for him, he was ir,-
mcdiateiy exchanged, and With the surgeon
arrived here On FRIDAY last.
These facts we have from the hiphess,
source. together with the following ;nfor-
nation. -.
Capt. ERIN SO conspicaously cxerted
himself that ne was signali1ed as the p;inci-
pal mark Tor the marines and Z" sharp shoo-
ters." Whole yollies as was understood
were directed against him, until the com
mander OF the Brcam absolutely PROHIBITED
them under pain of severe punish ment, ma--
unanimously declaring, with the liberal SEN
tinents ever attending brave souls, that he
lad conducted himself SO heroicaily, it
"Oulu cS lH1aWouS m thS 'aSt degree 20 ell
deayor to destroy bm.-The flag was not
struck until the absolute necessity of saving
tbs lives OF the people rendered it indispen
sibiy requisite (tbe .Dreanl bsing within half
pistol shot and esch Of her guns charged with
zoo y usiSrt balls, iangrage. &c when it
waa done without his opposition, though net
b. his order. The naval officers at St. Johns
xpressed their appreciation of his conduct,
and Lieut.. Hare out Of respect for him. in
'erCeded fer his Immediate exchange which
va, accordingly made.
And here we ought 70 state the great de
lgree Of po!i;eness and hospitality with which
the officers and crew If the Wasp were
treated by thr Il. and his officers, which
has extracted sheir highest gratitude and es
teem, and for which they have rendered
their sincere thanks.
| o. Sunday last two MS, four friga.es and
two briggs came down Sound and anchcred
iat Block Island, ani off Poiat Jud,th or
Monday they got under wav and proceeded
to the westward since which they have
not oeen seen. There we're no enemy's
ships in sight from this town Yesterday.
SHIP Laura. Hussey; of Philadelphia, 81
days from Cadi1. On Wednesday, of Nan
tnc6et Shoals was boarded by the frigate
Maidstone. WHO. endorsed her Register, de-
clared r. ork &c.boekaded-T Maid
stone was hound to Halifax.
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Eresr Cr,tey

IT'S snpPo'e', That for every sheep wh;.h tic =.
many have stolen t,ri'n shQres they have lsa,
man. Aeeor''''g to this tarG, tuereils, he hr,t,
ieh soldiers may 80 gated TO bl: woi9h sCa, sh.:
s-hesd F
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VALUABLE PRIZE.

.Ne7V. York, Jag 70.
Extract Of a'le,ser from the prize master OF
the late British brig Avery, dated Fair
Haven, (Mass.) July IL. 1915.
arrived yesterday in the brig Avery,
fine coppered vessel, burShened 2i0 tons.
mounting IL carriage guns and - men. l
am happy to inform ycu her cargo is very
ssfluabie."
The Avery was from Mogaiorc fer Lon {.
don, and was captured the 2Sih of April
last, by the private armed ship York Town,
Riker. OF this port, her cargo valued AT
100000 dollars.
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,,ofeon," at Portland. Tor 1850 dollars, and
are to have her equipped ard manned for
immediate service. 1t is understood she is
20 cruise from Cape Cod along shore on OUT
northern and eastern scabcard, TO protect
our coasting trade.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

We rnder.tsnt THAI the annual sxanotaot;,,,, -.
the Students Of William S: MARY Celiere. ya. iS,..
rnp'ed by the late alarm; in consequence o. whck
the College occgpisias Barracks fcr tie - ;r,-
nEder Gen. Chs rshoriavnc and n cous.lersb;s ,t
OF the Students osieA oil. On ni.alvy ,ln,v ,n,a
the law of the las; session of the : iryi,i. ;s,s
tire. A-degree Of Boehcor uf Arts lror ,ri;cl,
they haT undergone the necessary nr-,,.t. .,,,,i
natonl, had been voted III favour al. !. 49,, ~
lioisss@u. James w. Grawa, Wiijis,n j. JSr,,,,.s
l'obertfF. rhnJapsnn sah Lewis - ',y,lsr -,
"ere - she number Ct thcse oallc1 nut snJ ,b,rc.
ht prevented irons delivering each. a, f4.a,;en
was Intended on AJOnday tie 5th. in. he C,irrs,
yhieh was also occupied for The ,o,stio, -
Col. Walker regiment. 70
NAVAL FORCES ON LAKE tlN,rA p5s,
rs the public appear to looi, fcrw-r,t Mn
much soicitude to''he ssue of the ce-,test
whic2, u IS be"cved, " About 20 i;kr ,Yiacel
between the aHerse Heets on Lake Ont i,
4 statement ct ste force on each Side nay
nor - unacceptable.
:, AMEa5cAr Suns RRsrrsu. qu,e.
Ship Madison u isbiI. Rnvsl g.. -"
Briy Oneida - I,-i,,,o - -. s.
10 sehoonecs CARRYING f;ris Earl $50 -
ions 32s and 81 &, &c. z scy9onsr. ~ : ~,
-, guus rsei.
the forces being 30 nearly ha'ance5, We
can look for victory onlv L. the s,,J,sr, -
very OF our seameu, arr III. aiet.ts e tdsi,.
hiBhiy distinG"isAed ccmp.aateY
Before The rnse5 nd frnra F!r,ap,oa. r.y
PAD ncsr'y .Tipt ia inhRh'isnts ot al the rrsst ~
Dread which they p"s-tsssa. Tht ;t;-,r. -, =. ),
mond, feeling as they ohsht 70 30 or sue. ON ,.,
on have contributed npvaTds ct SOP, which ~
hHnsoeh mas transmitted fcr the ssrc Ia:aoi. ~
our 'eilo"-eitisens $. Hampton.
~ We rcco5nmap3 LAoua0As---o- 81.
Isl. Page,
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tlaRrTeRr. Jnly Il.

j., HARTFoRH, July 1s.
We learn from New-Eronlon, that on Wednes-
DAY last Gen. Burbeck received a letter from Gen.
Armstrong Of the 9th inst enclosing the copy OF one
from the governor Of Virginia 10 him, satins thst
so,ne deserters from the British squadron had in
formed that Admiral Coekburn with seventy four
and some transports had sssd from the Chesspeske
far New.LondOn. and that other slips were ta-
king in wafer follow them INN ediGtely.-fhat
the Admiral, To sonccal his object, had lei, his
nag flying oosrd OF OF ths ships in the Chesa
peake
In consequence IF this nfornaiioni gen. Brrbeok,
in pursuance OF directions from Gen. Ar.nsti ong,
has requested the Governor again to order de-
eSehment OF the military force OF the state Cor the
protection of NewLondon and the United States
sqasdron, aud he has accordingly ordered Capt.
ffHei's ooHpany of Infantry, and Capt. Jewetts
company Of Artilisry OF tie State corps TO march
COR chat paoe, aud mat the militia in the neigh
eourllood be in.mediatey summoned.
BY direction OF the GoYernor, the council Of
ss state WA NEE. in this CITY to-aorrow the 2Jth
lust .
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.N3T,RL BRJTLE.-- In orr Boston accounts
inserted yesterday, twas stated ;hat some Of the
men who saw the NAVAL BATTLE OF the 9sth
J1ue, supposed 20 be the Bcierophon OF "a guns.
which was engsged il will be seen by our CORES.
pendent sietter ia this evenings paper that the Bal.
lerophon was spoken on the LIST Of Juiy x no men.
ton was msde of the scton IL IS almost cert ain,
therefore, that the Belierophou was not engaged.
NJ y Fem D.
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BosroN. july IL.
LATEST FROM FIR 1VGE e ENG.
fNrJ0

Centinet Office, Friday, II o'cloce. >. NJ.
We are this moment indebted 20 tn. m
iiteness of capt. Charles T.. Sargent, ron
the North OF Europe, for tho following inte.
resting information 49,
LoHDoN, { Times. } May %.
Late last night we received from the
French coast, advices-
That on the Gath inst. information had
been received in Paris, of an Armistice hav
ing been concluded between the French and
AhIei Powers. preparatory to a Congress TO
be held at Prague, for p General Peace
Ministers are to attend this Great Assembly
from England. Russia, Prussia, France, A
merlca, Denmark, Austria, Sweden, and
the Spanish Cortes. 1t is added. express
iy, that Napoleon will treat only on the basis
of the treaty of Utrecht.
Napoleon remained at Dresden the 10th
May. He appeared fearful of leaving the
SIoe, lest Austria should cut him off from il
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GENERAL PEACE

AS we understand The last accounts from Europe.
bo3apsrte knct so vary solieitpus 10 have an in
isficc, IS ~ lay down his arms un therc il some
probability o. his obtaining peace The PARIS pap r.
state the pan 20 be, tn call ConF,csS at Plaque
Tor General PeHce /; bat no arntistice to take
place, u1f" TIE Congress shRf6e fotHed w. the ba-
sis Oft this proposition is to be me Treaty og Uuecht,
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Ntzp. RnDen. Nslv Is.

Ne7v- RaDen, Jnfy IS. :
We learn that the drafted n.il,iia Of this
state. which were ordered for the de ence
ofNew london. are disbanded, 10 couse
unenee OF a letter from the Secretary of
Way to Governor Smith, advising bin
tina, the regular force already there, and
the one years men which were daily COM
ing in, would be sufficient To maintain that
post against the eneny. II is said that the
number OF y. States troops ;r;n amount TO
1000 men.
We are happy that that ciass Of citizens
who compose our militia car be released
at this season, when their Labor, is so requi-
site at home; and we nope that the militia
will discover the deception that has been
played upon them in the sham organiaati> III
of 2 or 5000 veteran eXenpts, who had so
genes isly volunteered their services to be
the first in the defeIce of the state.
" ia the course Ct events, the sincerity of
his novel aud ridiculous manruvre has
zen weighed in the balance, and found
ating. -
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London, AEay 81.

~ . l..
Aho' as we suspected the account Of an
armistice having been actually concluded.
IS not confirmed, yet Donapartc had offered
to consent to one provided proposal for a
Congress FOR general Peace shall be ac
ceede] 10, and the Congress actually form
ed. Whether the proposaI comes from Ro.
naparte or from Austria. IL is submitted H.
us and our Allies in such a way that il can
not be entertained, and it is st the allied
powers should not lose moment in declar
ing this to he their convict n.
The recurrence to the treaty of Utrecht
! IS to impose upon the acceptance of prin-
cipe, that free bottoms shall make free
goods, principle that would make cur Ma.
va! superiority Of no avail, and would At once
! syn the death warrant Of al curraval rights
That we Can accede to it is not TO be sup
posed for a moinent
! Count Stallion set our on n mission 10 the
head quarters of the allies the day bef1re
C9uDt Busra set out for the French II. q
They carried similar propositions to each
of the biligerents.
Unsupported that Hamburger is row in pos
session of the Swedes.
PAhIs, MsY Ie.
Her Majesty the Empress, Queen snc
Regent. has received the following informa
ton. The fortress Of Spsndau c9pituIated
MS event astonIshes all military men
| Ills Majesty had ordered Ger. Bruny, The
commandment Of artillery, & Armand, Eng
neer of theplsce, as well as the Ministers q
the council Of defence, Who may have moi
! protested against i, 80 be arrested & tried
| There isno power however considerable
tina does not as a preliminary claim the pr
vileges attached to its sovereignty, & which
are eonsccrated by the articles of the Trea
/ " OF Ut~fcht reSDectinp n,aratirne nav;oa
ton Ills Majesty Offers even TO stip1Iate
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- French adviees tGpo days 'afesthsve
been received siNcc OR ast. On the 18th
May the French nc, renamed at Dresden,
blf there had been smaIt affairs OF advance
and rear guards many miles In froa, of 81 At
CRY. Ne}, 1t was stated, had reached
B@utzeo, vs. hich rs about 80 miles from Dres-
den, and sbout rs miles from the scene Of
the great battle. The French were leaving
Prussia on their eft as they advanced AID
he allies were in the direct road TO meet
their achievements, under Tolstoy, from
Posen. Tney will probably meet in the VIZ
cirity of the Oder. We may expect great
news from this quarter every day.
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ut the moment when ne Crrsrsss shalt he
i".msd, an ar'nis'ice between the dlGe, ent
arinies IN order 20 put q stop 90 the etins,on
oi hu.nan blood. Tie distance of the Uni
TED States OF America coehs sot TO form
reason for excluding them their depu-
ties would have time 20 arrive before the
conclusion OF she discussion, In order to
'tipuiaie 70: their rights and their inter.
eSts.
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