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FROM THE AURORA.


IN the Saratoga cartel ::
John johnson, sergeant, 18th infantry
hnsh MIXTURE, private, do. 90
Jacob Saunders, do. do. do
Benz. MConnahy, do. do do.
Joseph Goodwin, do. do do
Thomas ). Dodsen, dragon regiment
Thomas S. NeWand, LIST artillery
Thomas Clayton, do. do
John Heean light artillery
Geo Mkendrick, do do.
William ArIiroy, I'd artillery.
William Melvin, do. do
James Lowry, do. do.
Nicheal Wayne, do do.
Barnabay Hoy, 25d infantry.
john Napper Tandy, 22d infantry.
John Lynch, 18th do
John Barlow, 5th do.
The above Is soldiers travelled, with pass
ports, from Chatham prison ship, by land,
above 200 miles, TO Dartmouth, the place of
embarkatien. Hugh Fitzpatrick, and j. E
vans, soldiers of the United States army, al
SO exchanged, but took sick by the way, and
did not arrive previous to the sailing Of the
ship.
Ofthe above twenty soldiers fourteen are
lrishmen, one Ensiishman, and one Ger
man-an of whom, except the German,
had been sent to England as British born
subjects, having never denied the same.
lhls exchange appears to have been made
by the agent Tor American prisoners in En-
II
and from the time aud manner it appears
unconnected with any arrangements made
in Canada for the exchange of prisoners of
war. ~
OF the twenty-three soldiers confined in
England, one is said to be dead, and che ell
tered the British service, the remaining TWEEN
ty-one are confined in common with the
other prisoners of war; had once been
taken ont and examined by the admiralty,
and again remanded to the common pri-
son.
All the American prisoners of war in En-
gland had ocen ordered to Dartmoor prison.
near plymouth, and a number had already
arrived previous to the sailing of the Sara
toga.
All the Americans on parole are residing
at AShienton, Ill DevonshIre. They were
or the 4th OF July, about so in number, ex-
elusive OF those who were to sail in the Sara
toga.
They celebrated the 18th cf July with great
dignity and dccorum. a copy of the toasts are
IN possession OF Mr.. Lyon, of Baltimore, now
In Boston. 1t is due to these brave but unfor-
tunate officers, that the public should see
them printed.
Mr.. l.. would much oblige, by giving them
to some editor for publication, and the list of
names OF those who remain on parole, as well
as those non c0mbatants released and return
ed in the Saratoga.
The c6icerS erchaAged-Captain David
Cummings, 14th United States infantry !;
lieut.. James y. Morris, light artillery, and
heutenints Wheelock and Burd, Of the dra-
goonS.
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SOAP H,aN'IEU.

tASii given for good Soap, either town or country
y manufacture. Apply at the Contractors Office,
Old Capitol.
SEM. 81 az
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CAUI7IUN.

MERCHANTS and others are cautioned agains
Iva purchasing the two following bills of exchange
which have been lost in the pocket boo. OF the su5sc,
Der ON the road from New-York to Boston, viz
One bill for 7O6i 0. o. silly. drawn by Samuel Gray.
One bill for 92iL stg. drawn BY Samuel Gray.
SYLP.3.NU.S GR.4P,
UILLLI.U R.4f
Both bills drawn in favor OF William GRAY aud en-
dolsed by linn on Samuel Williams, London, at thirty
days sight
THOMAS ~. Ty4ID.
II the above bills either of them should be diseoy-
cred, IT is requested that information may be given
the subscriber at Boston, Goo;lhue and Ward, No
AZ, south street, New-York For the pocket book and
its contents reward Of oie hundred dollars is offered
Sept II. Swt
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TiLT-HAMMER ESTABLISH
MiGNT.
JOSEPYH YOJr,NES. g. Co.

J0SEPXH 1OJFN.ES, e Co.
shtSPECTfUiLI inform the public, that they
have ust completed this esi:,bshmen nj in Frank
I'm County, Va about four ,nes below the court house
immediately in the neightOrhood of Caliaway's uui,
Works They have provided themselves with good
and faithful workmen and the best of materials toy ma.
King Seythc-Biades, Reepiy.-iiocS W.ednc.Hoes
drawing and Cutting Knives, slc. sc.
fhey will also carry on the Wagon making business
eSensiyeiy--tle wod AMI iron part of which will be
made by neat and experienced hans-Or,ers and re-.
quests irom any part OF the Country shall be ruuc
ahy uttend-t the rFf-sl.t v ftit,.sss, F.te +
The prices follow, to wit:
Sey'he Shades, Dom SCI toSo doz.
Reapuy Hooks, - Ytos
Weedius Hoes, ;, Sto
Drawing Knives, ;, 90
G"'tmr blades, ,, 10 toIS
Wagons Eoned complete, $50
Aug 81 Sn,
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WE OTTER FOR SAFE.


50 Bales Nap, Cottons, Cough 1, Bi.ithwai,'s man
uaetoiy, aud principally high numbers,
90 Pieces tWiied sacking,
100 Pair 81, 1l-i,f2-i BED Blankets.
5000 Pounds best London Seine I'wine
zoo Yards eerPotmg OF the best quality. --
80 Dozcn Yam Hose,
fnlpssNFOfsted and Lambs Woo. Hose,
DITTO Manchester Stuff,
An assortment Ofthe very bes plated steel salIery
Gloves, N'ils Thread, Gambs, &c
Which vii hc sold reasonable terms for cash or
aceeptanees IN town
TO-NPkI.NS g .HURR.qY
sept u. If
's'HE Partnership of Sterling and Join =. Smith.
z was It's day Dissolved rs mutual consent -Thns,.
who have businoss To- transact with them will apv 10
sterling Smith, vino is authorised 10 settle the business
OF the concern.
STIRLING SMITH,
JOHN T. SMITH.
Jamestown Sept. l. 1914
7s~liE Subscriber VIII IN future do business or lis
} own account, ~ tie house lately occupied l., 8. n
>. + SmHh lie has purchased tlcir Stock OF Goods
and Will constantly keep a. general assortment Of
Goods as The times will admit, al 4 which hc viii 81,
GU small profits ior cs,sh
STERLING SMITH
Jamestown. Sent IL u
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PUNgWDY

ENitOM the subscriber the l4th inst negro vo-
a man named fiRIBY, (who sometimes calls kf4-
selves Peggy supposed 10 he about : feet s nedss
cd lump the back pair oG her neck which ,i1,ia-
ces Stiffness that she cannot turn her head lgcely T.
round, and when sl'e looks You, she looss sidcwar
She hal ON when she eiOped croSus shrt and hahn
a'd took with Ter, sundry articles belonging her mis-
trcss, Tiz:one cotton cambriek fIock, slit sleeves
trimmed with cord, muslin fioek worked around
The tai, ono hook muslin cap without border, oae
cotton eamhiick eandy and chem,se, pair velvet
the neghbor50od Of Norfolk, and vll probably aim t;,
that place Whoever vii. secure her in some i,i -
that ct her, deliver her to me, shall receive SIS
aid reasonable expenses paid, andif the articles Above
mentionedbe also delivered, reward of $50 will DC
pad.
THOMAS S. COALTER.
Wayneaborousb, 18th Sept. f
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NOTICE. petition will be presented to tlie nexs
u General AssenO's PRAYING tl'at las max pas
releasing the Commonwealth right 70 certain tract
NJ land Sihg ~ tie comfy Of Itoirsevsei by JOIN
RsfanJ 80 l'i daughters, f. ivs,pes which vii BE- *
lor,h ia sad petition. SEPT . iNG"l
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FIFTY DOLL.9HS EFU77V,-ID7

TT HVI-Is.I7sa5 4silIF .ftE.
{ ESERTED from Camp, near Charles Ciiy Court
4 y tiouse, on the i3ia nsi. DAiSI4.i. MA'riyEH-
81 a soldier OF the lGsh II, ~ Infantry, born II,
Hou AZ County, North Caruiu., aged twen,y three
years, i've feet cicyen inches high, ;uN c6mIle xson
blue eyes dark hair, AMI by profession G,,rne he *
SLOW spoken. x e;.y confuse a hen iteify,sne,-Anr
person who viii deliver lin Ia me, sccur, him i,
ii, 50 HAT st hun sS;n, shalt receive the above re-
ward oihity dollars.
THOMAS ID KEIJX,
fsf 1T. i0.A u 3. If
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Stockin-ts,
Nolant Robes,
Linen Cambria,
TN I'd Sleeves emB'd
with bracelets,
Wells, emheiiisGed, new
fashion,
White ehapc! needles,
Superhne hats,
Turkey puliicats,
S1perhne eammrc or mus
las .si.ey prn,ts,
Twi!Ied mutirass !.andker-
chiefs,
M;hcgany dressing cases,
with instruments,
, Mahogany dcsss,
Ladies ~oriN boxes, pearl
| teatls,
Ridiculos snrig aud gilt,
Ornamental combs,
CrDetframes plated, glass
do. hostile do.
HUSBANDS With frames,
Geatlemeus' tool chests,
Best single FURNISHED gold
waters,
Dressing cases,
Fruit baskets,
Morocco snuiicr trays,
Si!vertorm coffee pots,
DO. teapOts,
DO. drinking cups,
Japan boxes, plated spoons,
1unbridge ware,
Tea pots,
fan.Donr book haildker-
chiefs,
Hair cord Jaconets,
Wossted robes, worsted
leuo lie.
Stout callicoes,
Black & whit: tambomed
wells, Shawls,
Lad - satin stitch dresses
in goid& silver * piair,
Colored handkerchief K
slIawls,
-. IL
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r.1Mn SOLD

oF o Csa,y %G" rps on The lsS d,
write OF deed vi trust executed the twenty thru
day OF June, eighteen hundred and twelve By Mourn
lug ipseom5 To us TO secure to George Slaughter,
the sum OF ak Hundred and twenty four dollars and
twei'e cents-ioar hundred and acres OF land stu
ate, lying and Icing IL King William County, or so
moeh theieofss viii be sufficient pay the sad SUM
OF sly hunred ardtwent, four ooais and twelve cents
with interest agreeable to said dee, and ali contingent
charges.
H. Lr'rI.EPAGE,
%. iiPSCOMB 5 i''S'ss'
September l7,h, epIms
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MARSHAL'S SALES.

UNTTED S7.aT'ES-D is1RIC'I' oFc3pe-
FE.lR.
RY Pnfue fan Eitsriocufory Deere from
-hs The Honorable Il. hry Potter, .Tlf5ge
cfhe Dist'1ct Cosrt of'h.e Unasa sac.
in andjIr said District, zviN BE- Sod az
Wilmington, N. {. on Thursday he l.,t,
dcy gf octobernert, nie e''tiy-c cargo Of fa<
S5vedisA Brig EreandSeha,ltt, consistis.s-
Of
% Bales, 65 Gases, . Boxes and 9
Iituiks
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La.NIn ROE SlLE-

IlsIUE u II IJIl t5sJ III.
4 N Saturday te first day of October will he offer
ny -, Pu'1.o auSn"' %, 'e IGn,s' va.
Greek, - miles from Richmond, aud 40 from james
River Tbs farm has about GOO acrts wtL = valuable
Gft and Mill, that this tiiae rented lo hun
diod pountIsa ycal-tls land is well adapted to tie
culture oicon, wheat and tObaccois laid off into five
fields, great portion of each has been sown ia red
eloycr-the building good clearinghouse sufi-
eiept Tor large aniiIy, good kitchen, meathouse,
dairy and iCe-toise also alaigc convenient barn. with
go0l tlreslnng uschnc. A further description is
deemed unnecessary, those inclined TO purchase viii
view the premises.
TERMS made known the day Of sale, upon
DINQUID MINIS.
best SUIT tlie purchasers. ID. NJ.
Sent IL. SIN
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w lnsIsaroN, Sept. 20.

Both Houses ofCcngress yesterday termed quorum,
ard ap omtc" Joint committee tointorm TIC President
that .hey we're r'aiy to receive Any COMMUNICATION nc
might nave make. IL is prob,hle therefore. ;bat
te message will be deiiyeseu to-day.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-09-24

fhe following Notice was published at Am
serbian on the 25tb June
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-29

money: The sailor deliberately
handed him his pocket-book, con-
tanning about three hundred dol,
lars; but while the highwayman
was turniag about to make eff with
his booty, the sailor drew from his
pocket pistol, the contents of which
Ito use hisswn expression soon bro't
the highwayman F." to anshor,' and
he was taken before magistrate.
The bold son Of Neptune. however.
on being required to make oath that
he was in bodily fear, refused to do
it. leaving his antagonist in custody
Of the magistrate.
We understand that Bank Of
PLASTER has been discovered in the
little Cove, Franklin County Penn
slyvania, containing fourteen acres,
which has been found equal in
strength to that heretofore used by
our Farmers. This Plaster has
been offered fer fifteen Dollar per
Ton.
Hagers- I'osUn Gda.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
RAN away on the list of October last,
from. the Subscriber living near Bee
nedict, Charles county, Mary land,
II MICRO NAN; NAMED
c. E r r A K D,

A bout 20 years of age, about S feet ,
to- inches high, has ! full set of ,eeths
thick lips, a Gown look, and il tolera-
bly, iark-when he LETT hpme had On q
twiilod country cloth Jacket and Trow'
sers sbout hall worn, g new ozDaburs
Shirt 1t is probable he hes changed
his ciosthing, she took other cioath-
ing a.ong with him.
GERHARD formerly belonged 10
FRANCIS II. RnzEs, deccsssd-sold to
me by Doctor DAxoERYirLD. He has
always lived near the Alexandria Fer
~, On the MARY land side, and - his
Parent. are now living there, it is ex.
pected he is lurking about the Town of
Alexand.ia or City OF Washington He
ha, relations q. q Nh. WILLIAM
BELLS, living on the Potomac, eight or
ten miles below Piscataway. He has
also some acquaintsnces living in the
neie kborhood of tbs Occolsan Mills,
in Virginia. ~ he is an artful fellow,
it is probable he will change MS name,
and endeavor to pass for free man
Masters of vessels as we'll ss all other
persons, sre forewarned harboring or
employing said Fellow at the peril OF
the law. Whoever will t,ke up said
Fellow, and .ecure him in some Jail 30
that get him again, shall receive the
above Reward
lanes Morton.
r.r,.rv % iaw7ms
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Was STOLEN

From the Subscribers pocket at th5
House OF jeremiah Heais, on Thurs.
day mig BIT list,
Four twenty Dollar Notes,
Ofthe Farmers Sank OF Alexsndria.
"A Reward of TWENTY Doll
LARS VIII he given to any person who
will djscoserthe Yhiof, and enable md
TO bring him to conviction
VIM. B. Smoot,
Of Charlie. Cry.
January 90. 81
~ Any person making the disco.
very, will please inform the Editors.
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COMMUNE ALTON.

The clizSns OF Alexandria are re
bsciul!y informed, tia, the sent!c
Fen a2painted by them at their meet
ng on Tuesday evening last. for the
'yr2rse of waiting Oh Co.Rmolors
Jerry, aud in their behalf to ten.
l.. him their respectful consideration,
rd request the favor Of his par,ak-
rc Of a public dinner in Alexandra,
sited accCrdingl. upon tba. gen.
'saan, aud were assured by him
ha. bis short stay aud present en-
,,gements in the city OF Washington,
Iou!d preclude the satisfaction of his
ompIYing with t6eir request at ,his
inc; and begs they viii accept his
Gcst respectful acknowledgment: for
be honor conferred en- him.
Wednesday evening, Jsn. &c.
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10 SUEW
ar & BesY OF TRx TINE
]. roRx AND PRESSURE.
.nwARE OF IscENDSa r,
= attempt was made on Thurs,
|, night last between the hours Of
.,d 10, to let fire to the Printing
I.sse Of thisGasette. The attempt
4, daring, and had itfally succeed
|, = "a mere than probable, for the
J, ito, Of the Office, that half the
bnars would have been DESTROYED
Eat this va, the Wish OF an iucen-
]. ~ ga, ADM. Of little doubt. Ia
| ,n,eh as there was neither Ere
II candle in the Room where it was
H., discovered. We hope, that
His occurrence, will put our fellow
ktizens, universally, upon their
|,,syd. The Editors return their.
kaa,:s to the gentleman. to sohoss sr.
F,ious, they are principally indebted
Er The preservation Of their Office.
re are sorry to learn, that Cap
hin Perry's short stay. and present
arguments at Washington. have
pmpsI'ed him to decline The invita-
lon given by the citizens Of Alexau-
ria to apuolie Dinner.
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1s'is TIE Utica Patriot.

ara - :, hasAS, late a seilo. on
.ek., NE Ilke, ca his way from
", ,; Harder TO Utica. a few
horsssse'T was attacked by a man
!, ~; sho presented q p;s-
MS breast aud demanded his
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The Subscriber wishes to
inform the public, that his boafs are rsa-
dy st Holm Point to carry fsssssgss
across to Mr.. Chspman's Of Pomonsy.
where bs will sndsavsr 70 please I'll
Who n.y call on him.
Wn. Patterson.
Jan ., asn3
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Extract Of Lslser. dated sacsst's

Extract Of n LsIter. dated Sac.att's
Harber. Jan. Is The original
Ies Acrs 9errsed.
" We have every probable reason
p expect. and have noi the least
|ouht but that va viii he attacked
|gfing the winter. Report says the
|aeny are making every aeoessary
|rspasGtiea for that purpose at f>ing-
tOn. A short time since several
|etsehed companies Of troaps, a
fGaaiiHg to abeut 500 men we're
,aTvaed FROM this place 10 French
Ills. laa,iog this place nearly des-
Fig!e ef t2osps-t!iere remains at
be Harhor oGly about 7e0 Of so. of
arrisOn's men. Oar aeet il moor
TO TIC best advantage +; buth the
|eS' they caa only operate as bate
ECs."
,!Oa,her letter states, that a;r.
'MsFd WAS there, xri had nboat
70 saip-esrpeaters ., work +; and
PAT ali the force were employed in
H'i'Ms nnl drawing timber, and C.
eelias block houses.
n. Z. Gazette.
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TIE ship Fair American. Captain
s"ms. sailed this morning for Lii
..FpoG'.-Sas goes out under Flag
i'aoe, to convey passengers TO
'FS'ahd. Amongst the passengers
we Nathaniel W. Strong. ESQ.
''S'y aPFoiaiei American ,sonsu; at
'~'enhurss, anal bearer Of dispatch
To Messrs. Adams and 1arara. ut
! Petersburg Eraa-is JeTtrys.
rs Mrs. Davidson, Miss Stead, 4
0'et forty others. ID.
we are happy TO learn that 1t
' OF the Navy. who was re-
'''eo I" have been KILLED at Buffalo,
$ arrived safely at srie.
Nat. Int.
: u = ;''al'hy Ci'p-Bv the report of
T. H'y ComptrolIer OF N. Y. il
rass u'st the expenditures of the
49, s'!auaa Of TIA; City Tor the past
i, s Sree'ed aa!f a million Of dol
: mel by the regular funds, aud
Ms a balance in tho Treasury.
10.
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SULPHUR SPRINGS

In Berkeley County, Tirgnis, lately ss;
rnhisd by MIxCaixI, Il
FOR SALE OR RENT.
THESE Springs form valuable
i establishment. and will be found
worthy the attention of any person
who is disposed to enter into public
line Of business.
For. terms apply to Jacob Morgan,
Esq Alexandria.
II. St. c.. Tucker.
Winchester, Jan. 2e-C29] 2aw.
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ALEXANDRIA,
SATURDAY, January -.

aTo STEW
& pepY OF TRx TINE
\. raKx AND PRESSURE.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

~
ID AN away from the subscriber, 6H
~ Thursday the Nth inst. a Yellow
Man, NAMED JOIN AkcuLnY, between
II and ls years Of age; he is bright
Mulatts, with long straight hair. Hs
tosk way tive pair Of light. and end
pair Of dark Csssimers Pantaioohs.
pretty much worn. blue brosdelsth
Coat, . lines Shirt narked +. M d
black Hat, with . remarkable snail
brin /; q pair Of coarse Shoes,--
He can read and write and will probably
forge pass; he belongs to me till tho
9Th of May next, and | have his freedom
papers in my possession. The aboy6
reward will be given for experimenting
and securing him 80 that I get him a.
gain, and reasonable charges If brought
home.
Theodore Meade.
Jan -. st
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DOMESTIC.

From Pidtfs6urrh. 1fn,S1o
have no news Of any Consequence, Our
Rect is now in siqht, s. no doubt vgill be here
to-'ay-the wind fair. My opinion is. that
the British will not dare to SHOW Themselves
again this summer. Oar force is SUPERIOR
20 theirs. Oar ship mounts 2s guns-their
largest vessel, 90 We are 10 have new
oIgan'zatt'n OF the army. General Izsrd's
Command viii be, sixteen regiments Of in.
f7ntrY, IS follows 4h. 5.h. en- 1oh 12h
18th, 14th. 18th, 10th, 29.h, so h. 31st S2d
S%h. 37th, and 18Th, which are 10 be nsde
complete. Gen. Wind9r is 70 be rh;,f Of
he staff. Brigadiers Macomb. Smith. and
bssei. tank with this force. will be able
20 -. We have between two g. three
hundred recruits az Sacket's Ha,bor. These
vii be ordered to join Immediately.
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- BosTeN. June I

Our intelligence from Burlington ia {, the
So'h ult Com. M'Douoagh sailed from
Vergennes CT the s7th with all Ills sonsd.
ron. but three small vessels, and proceeded
10 Plsttsburg, where he was to remain iii
me additional seamen arrived to complete
the manning OF his vessels, when n-obably
an expedition will be r.der aiken IN
Commocorc's ship proves fine vessel and
sails mark ably well. Sae has her connie
ment OF sailors. The British in the vicinity
had not very recently made any move y ent
by land OF water. The principal thing 70
be apPrehended is that their reinforcements
may srnge, from England. and their vessels
IN trAme' before our vessels obtain their
seamen.
Several conveys Of seamea have lately
'eft this town, destined for Like Charc plain
SIS departed on Sunday last. They have
all been enlisted here By Sailing Master
Clark.
j IS said the British Com. who cprnman.
ded m the late attack on the fort at Otter
Creek, Lake Champaign, has been arrested
for not taking it. PaI
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HIs MAJEsTy's RrpIY.

d Your Royal tI;ghpess will accept. nay
most grateful thsRks for yo3r ROYAL iiisa-
ness's congratulations aud for the invariaOle
kindness with which have been treated 6y
yocr r. III. and u every member Of your
diustrious house 1t is by your royal High
nesS's councils, TO this great country, and to
the conStsrcy of its people, that l shall al
ways ascribe under Providence, the restora-
tion OF our House 20 the throne Of our an
cestors and that state of affairs which pro
nises 10 heal the wounds, TO calm the pas
si1ns and t. restore the peace, prosperity
and trGrquil'v oc sll nations"
After Z Complimentary reioinder and fur
'hcr reply. the King of France took from
his own shouidsr the ribbon and star ~ the
order Of St. Esprit and invested the Prince
with il.
I,oEroa. Ap-il21, 1914.
Wen his Majesty entered GriNar's do.ei
n A,bcmar'e street. he had ho'd Of the
|? ilce's arm, who condu ted ham 70 the
Principal apartment Prepared Tor the
French NoOarch fleurs &c liz. being enbroi
dessd in Gold on hsnsings Q. crim.oa vel
vet.
In this superb Roo m. the Ealls of Buck
inghanshire. Bathurst, &c. Sc. and about
ono hundred ard fs,y Of the aac;eut Frenc i
| Noh,esse, were in ATTENDANCE &c receive his
Majesty, Who seeming much fa,igued, an
arm d chair was brong',t in, IN which his
Majes'y seated himself. The Duke Of
York on his left, His Roval Highness the
=. Regeot, and the Duchess Dang uieme
on his right, &c. &c.
PORTSMOUTH &Sril 13.
The Earle, - Adm raj F~semantle. was
released f~'m Quarantine This day.-Thc
Eagle is % sail immeA ;a,ely from the Downs
70 escort The King of France TO + uiogne.
Al. Girop7e is this N'onent 6 p. III } ;,rrj-
we'd from London. The polonaise is expect
cd to sail from Cherbours TO morrow as the
King es not goin her.
QUEBEC, HAY ~
His msjasty's Troop ship Dover. is re-
Norteh a. No. IS, with Troops and Sailors
from ENGLAND, the foreruAacr of the fleet,
Major Geaera! Couran is q passenger in the
Dover.