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HAMILTON'S
Worm LOzengeS.

This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others Of similar title. so com.
monty complained of as operating with
violence on the contrary, apartlcular
excellence OF this remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution
1t contains nothing but what is perfect
~ innocent, and is so mild in It's ope-
ration that it cannot iniure the tender
est infant of week old, should
worms exist in the body /; but will
without pain or gripping, cleanse the
stomach and bowels, OF whatever is
foul or offensive, and thereby prevent
the production of worms, and many
fatal disorders.
A dose of this medicine given occa-
sionally during the warm season will
effectually prevent " the vomiting and
purging of children" dreadful disor-
der, which annually destroys thousands
Of the infant part Of our citizens. 1t
is likewise the mildest and most certain
remedy known, and has restored to
health and strength great number
when in an advanced stage of this fatal
complaint. Particular and plain In
structions are given for every part Of
the necessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medi-
cine with eagerness !; having apleasing
appearance, and an agreeable taste.
Hamilton's Elixir.
A sovereign remedy forColds, obstinate
Coughs, Asthmas, Catarrhs, Sore
Threats, and approaching Consump.
tons. To parents who have chill
dren afflicted with the
HOPPING COUGH
This discovery is of the first magni-
tude, as it affords immediate relief
checks the progress, and In short
time entirely removes the most cruel
disorders to which children are liable.
The Elixir is perfectly agreeable, and
the dose so small, that no difficulty a.
rises in taking it
Hamilton'S Grand Resto-
ratlve,
Is recommended as an Invaluable
medicine, for The speedy relief & per.
manent cure OF
Nervous disorders Violent cramps in
Consumptions the stomach and
Lownsss OF spirits back
Loss OF appetite Indigestion
Impurity of the Melancholy
blood Gout in the sto-
Hysterical affec- mach
ticns Pads in the limb
Inward weakness. Relations, etc.
es and debility
ffAMILTON'S
Genuine Essence and Ex-
tract of Mustard,
A SAFE and efiiectual remedy for
Acute & Chronic Rheumatism, Govt,
Rheumatic Gout, Palsy, Lumbago,
Numbness, White Swelling, Chill
blains, Bruises, Sprains, Pain in the
Face and Neck, etc.
This valuable remedy is prepared
both in fluid state and in pills, and
thus excellent, adapted for external
and internal use.
! ITCH CURED.
Lees Ointment for the
Itch.
Warranted an infallible remedy a,
one application, may be used witt
perfect safety by pregnant women OF
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sotn infana week old, notcentaining
particle of mercury or any dangerous
ingredient whatever, and not accom-
panied with that tormenting smart
which attends the application of other
remedies.
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ANYTHING NEW, Darkness vi.
sible, clearinghouse, Music-Mad, APP
prentice, Marmion, Turn Out, Ora,
Dream, Siege, Sons of Erin, Timour
the Tartar, How to Die for Love, Right
and Wrong, Bridal Ring, House OF Nor
vile, Sultan, Yankey Chronology, Pro-
voked Husband, Wonder, Sieep-Walk-
er, High Life below Stairs, Wives as
they were, and Maids as they are, Re-
neg4de, Hunter of the Alps, Homes!
Thieves, Too Many Cooks, Love and
Money, Ae'hiop, Cure for the Hear :
ache, Highland Reel, One O'clock, Com
missary, Knight's-Lame Lover, Taste,
Author, Lyar, Englishnan in Paris,
Enslishman Returned, Beacon.
also,
The Rules and Articles of Wsr, the
United States Calender and Army and
Navy Register, for 1918, Life of Cooke
the Player by William Dunlap
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JUST publisher

FoA SALE EY
James Kennedy and Son
MademoiseAe La Eo,p,ts
An Historical Novel, Illuagy,,;a.' !,
Character aud Manners Of the rug 10
LOUIS, XIII. |uQ1 u
BY Madame De Genls.
ALSO
Sinclair and Hortense by II. =.
Author, and large and CORR, S =.
OF the Seat of War in Lower Cas ~ NAP
by II. Lay e j. Webster
march,.
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ALSO

To Sell (on long credit or exchange
for property in the Counties OF Fairfax,
Loudoun. Prince William, Fauquier
Alexandria or the Town of Alexandra;
several tracts of Land in the State oil
VIII giuia and Counties of Harrison,
Randolph, Monongaiia and Greenbriar.
The titles are believed to be good, but
those desirous of purchasing can see
the patents by applying to the subscrl-
Der. Persons wishing to buy any OF
the above lands, will find the terms
reasonable aud convenient upon a2plI-
cation to the subscriber in Alexandria.
N. Herbert.
Ian. s,. 2aw5n
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March 5
FOR SALE

a TRACT of Land containing a.
"A bout 800 Acres, in the County
of Fairfax, State of Virginia; known
by the name Of Cameron, the property
OF Thomas Herbert, contisuouoas tothe
land Of James II. Hooe, ESQ. and Mr.
Thomas Wilson's Mill, SIX or seven
miles from the City OF Washington
and Georgetown, mile and hall
from the Town of Alexandria, and not
more than half milo from the Little
Rivef Turnpike Road The land is
fertile, we'll wstered and adapted to the
cultivation of any kind OF grain or grass
AS it Is supposed that persons wishing
TO purchase the land will view it, any
further description is unnecessarily
The terms of sale Will be one fourth OF
the purchase money in hand, and Ton
the balance liberal credit given, the
purchaser paying interest with the NJ
sual security.
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Hahn's true and Genuine
German Corn Plaster.
An infallible remedy for Corns,
speedily removing taem root & branch,
without giving pain.
The Genuine Persian Lo-
ton.
The Restorative Powder for the
Teeth and Gums.
Hahn's Genuine Eye Wa
ter.
A sovereign remedy for all dis
eases of the eyes.
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Infallibhe Ague and Fever
DROPS.

For the cure of agues, remittent,
and intermittent fevers.
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ROBERT GRAY.

BOOCKSELLER g ST.dIIONER.
OPPOSITE The wAsHINGToN TAVERN,
King Street, Alexandria.
HAS JUST RECEIVED, FOR sASG, THE
FOLLOWING
PLAYS & FARCES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08
[Vol. 10.-----No. II.

deciding on his prayer you viii be mindful
of the rule of Justice" To others do, tho
law is not severe, what to thy elf thou wish
est to be done :" and of the rule of policy,
=" The social body is oppressed, when one OF
its members is oppressed
The prayer of your petitioner is that you
Will revise the act orsanizirg the staff of the
army of the United States, and by decla-
ratory act, preserve the rank of your ueti-
TONER as a Brigad,er General in the line, "a
ociishing only mis- authority as Inspector Ga
neral
And your petitioner, &c.
ALEXANDER SMYTE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08

Elections to this army and their anxious
friends.
Though you must be sensible there are sc
veral points in your lie tel respecting which
1t rs wholly beyond my power to afford you
the satisfaction Of an "explicit declarati n %
yet be assured, Sir, shall never feel the
smallest deg'ce of hesitation in joining yo.
IN my pledge, that 1t wi ever be my anXi
Gus wish and endeavor to alleviate as much
IS possible the fate of those who may tall
into my power by the chances of war.
Believe me. sir deprecate as strongly as
yourself the perpetratinn of acts of cruelty
committed under any pretext, aud shall la
meh equally with Yourself that any state OF
things should produce item. No efforts of
nine VIII be ever wanting to diminish the
eVi's OF state OF warfare as far as may be
consistent with the duties which are due TO
my king and country.
lhe Indians, when acting in conjunction
with the troops under my command, have
invariably eXhorted to mercy, and bare
never been deaf to my anxious entreaties OH
this interesting subject. IS.
snail not fail to transmit the original of
your letter to the lower province, for the
consideration OF his excsllency the Com
mander of the Forces.
feel particularly anxious to be made &C
quainted With your instructions relative to
the disposal OF the gallant and truly unfor
tnnate captain Barely, whose wounds la
ment to hear are such as to preclude all
hope OF his being ever again able to resume
the honorable dut es of his station. Under
these circumstances, / am induced to rely
on your iiberality and generous interference
to obtain release or parole q. at he may DE
allowed the indulgence of Immediately pro
ceedug to the lower province.
nave the honor to be, &c.
(Signed)
JOHN VINCENT, Mai. General
lbs E.Sc. MAJ. Gen. Harrison.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08

vile Island, where he met the British agent.
and the following Dialogue ensued.
@ SO. sir, you published us as band of
r, bbers ?"
" You deprived me of my charts. books,
Excl conceived it robbery, as such pub
llshed it,
He was immediately thrust into the dun
geon, where he remained IS days on tive
thirds allowance, when the writer Of this
LETT the prison. How much longer he re-
NAMED. il is impossible at present to tell.
Thus far the writer believes he has COR
roborated the statement of MIR. Walter. IF
more instances are wanting, they will be
promptly furnished, not only respecting the
treatment OF our prisoners, but likewise an
exposition of certain incidents which have
taken place within the last four months. re-,
iafive to certain characters in New-York,
New-L London, and Gardeners Island. >
One Svho has been Prisoner at Haitian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08
M wAsHINcToN, January 4.
INTERESTING CoRREspoNDENcE.

Copies Of the following letters have been
politely cor, municated ia us for pub, cation,
by an officer of Gen. Harrison's staff, vino
has the originals in his possession.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-08

from Con- ll1ctHt - Grft. Harrison.
Head-Quartc's, Burlington Heights,
10th November, 1913.
SIR--Iieutenant lie Breton having de,;v
cred your letter Of the 81 inst. hsve Direct
cd captain Merritt Of the Provincial Ora.
goons to proceed with a flag to Fort Georze.
as the bearer of this acknowledgment OF
your obliging Communication.
The account gwen Of the British ofFicers.
whom the fortune OF war has lately placed
at tho disposal OF the United States, is snch
as caanot fail alicr6ing yery consoling re-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-21
GRAND LOTTERIES,

PemSvl0an1u State Lottery
Commences drawing in October next in Philadelphia
The following are the principal Prizes, viz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-21

IlA.>Ni MODKE4,
OFFERS FOR S.7zE,
CIN-50 pipes of Sisson's manufactory;
VI RUM-iO hhds. w. l. 81 aud 4th proof, OF prize
schooner Louisa's cargo;
BtANDY-French and psnlsh,
WINE-M ,deira and Lisbon;
MOLAssES-hhds and bbls.
x SuGAR,--Hsvana and Muscovado,by box, &c.
TEAS-Iiyson, Tyson Skin, Souchong, and Bo-
hea, BY the chest;
COfFEE-by the bag;
SALr-coarse and fine;
NCTNEGS;
ALLSPlCE;
PEPPER,
CASSIA;
CAYENNE-pepper,
SNUFF-yeilow
Oll.-swvet and lamp;
W \RE--iron and stone;
8ED.CORDs--a few gross;
And great number of other articles too nuner'
Gus To mention --All which will be sold wholesale
aud retail, for cash approved credit, as low as
can be purchased ins Rl,odss-lsand.
N-seport. February IL. 1914 tt.
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IL n r ).
B. s. S. G. WEAVER,

- : De o y. u w TsIK V AstNf =
HAvE just received from The Manufacturers OF
l Boston and Hartford an elegant assortment Of
sentlemen's best beaver, castor and plated HATS.
also, general assortment of Youths and Chdren's
naptand felt do (Which they now opening, and
offer for sale as low can be purchased in any 9TH
er store in the s,ate. They have likewise on hand
a general assortment of their own manufacture, in
ferior to none. They have 1000 Muskrat Skins of a
supsrior quality, which they will sell for cash.
.Newbors, .4brls 20. (6m)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-21
JAMES TOWNSEND,

HEM NN N1OOkL,
Has for sale,
so hhds. New Eng land RUM M;
50 pipes Sisson's GIN;
100 bbls, Philadelphia and Baltimore So.
pel6ne FLOUR;
Is kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
NIB Groceries & ship-stores, AS usual. Nav 4
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&C. &c. &c.
Fifteen per cet. deduction and and three guar.
fers blanks a prise.
Present price Of Tickets 8 ll-00
Quarters S 500
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For the X. !. REPUBxIcIE.
CHARADE.
MISCELL ANY.

From she .New-OrLeans Gazette, Of .angust 1874.
We have SO often mentioned the Baratari-
An thieves In this Gazette, that we fear the
subject has become nauscous TO our readers {;
and well It may, for not an act OF smuggling,
piracy or murder, Is perpetrated by them,
bat is as we'll known to every man In society
as to ourselves. Yet the disgrace and the
mischief continue aud increase, and God
knows how soon La6ttc may remove the seat
of his empire from karataiia to New-Orleans.
Scarcely week passes but we hear of a ves-
sci being taken, belonging to powers at am
ity with the United Satesi within the last
month we have received accounts OF two
Russian ships having been captured, day
appointed for the sale Of their cargeos, and
numbers of people from this city attended the
auction.
Il is now three years since the establish
ment at Barataria was first formed, during
which, at moderate computation, they have
taken one hundred vessels, Americans as we'll
as neutralst yet not an individual of The crews
has escaped TO bear witness against them |:
Dead men feH no tales, and i. is probably true,
as some have suggested, that 1900 human be-
ings have been murdered to mako assurance
doubly sure that these miscreant should es-
ChPC tUC VI IuSnSCs out CuOubu
shame and indignation will permit us to GO
no further. The crisis cannot endure much
longer il must soon be decided whether we
still shall constitute an integral part of the
American Union, or be compelled to swear
allegiance to John Lahttc.
From the Albany Register, Ca federal PAPER.
Several companies of volunteers and de-
tached militia, sailed from hence yesterday,
for the defence Of Ncw-York. These COM
panies are composed Of our honest, indus
trious yeomanry, mechanics, Sc. all of good
and respectable standing and come xions in
life. II is indeed to be grately lamcnted that
the lives Of such men arc 10 be placed In The
opposite ranks 10 those OF the of-scourings
0s sEuropc,of which the present British armies
are composed. WE do not apeak oi the ofh-
GERS but Of the men who hare neen Pioked
up on the continent, among the Lazzaroni OF
Italy, Spain, sc. and who, If cut off in battle
leave nd fond breast" 10 morn their untime.
iy fate, as woald be the melancholy case with
thousands Of our brave and respectable youth.
but the distinies of our country. under God,
may demand the sacrifice, and it is our duty,
with humble reliance, to acquiesce In the Di-
vine Dispensa,ion. Of this VIC cannot doubt,
that the militia of this city and country, In
the day Of trial will prove themselves the
worthy descendants of the hcroes OF l776.
C:.~ c~~,oes Neloor;nr ~ pvautati In
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Board of HeaAh Lottery.
Commences drawing in December next, in the City
ot New-York. The following are the principal
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
yast received, and for Sale,at the Book store Of
JOSIAH e.. SHAW,

JOSIAH u. SHAW,
NO. 1l8, Thames street,
u ELINDA, by Maria Edseworth, in
- vols. price So.
Rosa, in London, by the author Of Albina,
OF the Young Mother-price SO cents
Theodore, ,or the Peruvians from the French
Of Pgault lie BrGn--price g. cents.
The ParpassaD Garland, or beauty OF mo
dern poetry, consisting of upwards of 200 pieces,
selected from the works Of the most distinguished
poets Of the present age, with introductory lines TO
each article, by John Evans A. M.--price 81 cents.
Portrait of Bonaparte, by Cha.aubriand--
price 81 cents.
Also, Smith and Jones' Hymns.
*x* POSTSCRIPT.
A few warranted uudrasvn Tickets & Shares
in the 4,h Class Piymoah Beach Lottery, (now draw.
ing in Boston) can be obtained by immediate appli-
cation at the Truly Fortunate Lottery Office Of J. c.
SHAW where have been obtained within few days,
prizes Of 5 100.
do. do. 5 90.
81 do. do. 5 10.
.Ne,gport, September z.
MeSu Feather Beds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
"a Beds, from 20 to 4S dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charies-slrcef.
Like,rse--an assortment of MATTRESSES Of
every description constantly kept for sale rs above
March % tf
NOiICI.
THE Subscribers EVENING SCHOOL for teach.
Il ing the common bracnhes Of Literature. will
commerce on Monday the Goth inst.
He has room for about ten more steady boys in
his Day School ID. WEBB.
Newport, sept. IA, 1914
WHEEL WRIGHT * LOPEZ,
Eape just received, aud efsrs for sale,
THREE thousand bushels RYE;
i $50 bbIs. Philadelphia superEne FLOUR;
$50 bushels yellow CORN. Also,
$50 boxes Havana brown Z Syrc
90 hhds and 20 bbIs. Muscovsdo "''
10000 los. Coffee, entitled to double debenture,
500 hhds. retailing Molasses,
10 pipes Gin, 1st and 4th proof;
50 bbIs prime Beef-20 do. Pork;
10 bbls. Turpentine--50 do. Tar;
so pieces Russia Duck-sQQ0 bushels Salt;
50 bbis. Mackerel;
Is bags Tumerie. Asgs1S.
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MERINOS--at auction.

To be sold at Public Auction, on the eth inst.
al III O'Clock, a NJ At Capt TAssER's, near
the stone bridge, in Tiveron-
Rams, years old, }
! do. do. lamb. z do ~'. fro" 1870 to l'o.
II Ewes, imported, years old, yeariings and
lambs
The above sheep are of the Pauler and Escurial
breeds, and have been pronounced by good Judges
to be OF superior quailty. They may be a
week previous TO the sale at THOMAS BARxER's,
one mile north OF the bridge. The conditions will
be cash. DAVID BUFFUM.
Newport, 9th mo- IL 1914
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Jy27.
Portsmouth WOODEN Manutac,ory.

portsmouth WOODEN Manutactory.
THE subscriber informs his frieads and the pub.
i lic that his Machines at Cundalps Mills are in
excellent order for carding sleeps Wool, and that
a new and improved Machine will be inoperation in
few weeks, for cardng Merino Wool, (pure bloody
The Clothing business is conducted by the first
workmen in this country; all kinds OF WOODEN cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice.
and on accommodating terms. ~.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
N.B-Al articles intended to be conveyed to the
Mills will in future be received at the Domestic Wars
House, No 177, Thamesstreet, where they will be
promptly attended to. Portsmouth,, May I8
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Five negroes belonging to plantation in
Cumberland County, Virginia, who were la
ken by the Albion, ~, were rc.iakcn on their
passage TO Halifax, in small sch'r. by the
private armed sch. Fox, and are now at Port.
land Portsmouth Gazette.
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NEW GOODS.
EngLiSh and French DIR GOODS,

EWYIISN ana ITENtW DNI OOODO,
CoNsIsTINC OF
ALICOES, Cambrics aud Ginghams, Jaconett,
~ Cambria. and book Musins, white and colored
Levantine and Florence Silks do do Sattins, Can
ton and Italian Grapes paper, pound and fine Pms;
Silk and Kid Gloves, &c &c.
ALSo-Of american Mdnufacfo'ies,
sheeting, Shrting, Ginghams, Yarns, Sc &cac.
"a very large supply.
Li&espiSe--.
An addition of Stationary, School & Juvenile Books.
The above is just received and for sale at JAMES
HAMMONDs Circulating Library and Dry Goods
Store, No. l04, Thames-street, Newport, 1.
.1uguss IL.
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l40hhds. MOLASSLS; % hhtls.
RUM 10 pipes GIN: 80 bbls. superfne FLOUR; !;
Is half do. do. 10 bbls. ARJust reed and js,i
sale by . CRANSTON SHAW.
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NOTICE..
THE subscriber having relinqushed the retail
business, requests all persons indebted either
by note or book account, to call and make payment
IN all this month all accounts not settled ~ that
tine will be given to another person for collection.
r.. RICHMOND
N. B. A few cases Of prime GOODS offered
by the case or piece, rs low as Can be purchased in
Boston. Newport, sept IA 4
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JONES & RATHBONE.

Haze for Sale,
FIVE hundred boxes Candles;
= 500 do. do. Soap;
$50 barrels superfne Flour;
10 ions Archange Hemp;
$50 hhds. retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar,
=. 65 bhds. w. !, Rum;
- 200 bags debenture Coffee.
SThey respectfully offer their services as Auction
GERS and Commission Merchants and refer for nfor-
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
joins G. & SAMUEL WHITEHoRNE, of Newport.
Providence, April 26. IT,
JAMES TOWNSEND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store, in Mill street, next
~ east of the X. !. Republican Office
l2 boxes No & =, Chocolate;
~ do. mould Candles
900 W.T. of good Cheese;
boxes of spanish Segarsi
10000 American do.
With an assortment of first quality Groceries, at
retail Jr0e %.
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-. 1LExANDRlA.
.,ruRDAY, FrsRuARr ~
ls 70 Slew

$50 SHEW
& peDY OF THE FINE
- I'm AID PRESSURE.
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Reached, thatthe esmmi,tss On Ma.
val Affairs be directed to enquire into
the expedisdcy Of providing by law for
the appointment of Admirals in the navy
OF the U: State. 81 Laid on the table.
The House proceeded TO tho consids.
ration of the report of the committee Of
Elections, on the petitioa Of VIM. Kelly,
contesting the election ofThos. r. Har-
ris. The report is unfaverable to the
petitioner. After some observations by
Mr.. Pickens and Mr.. CASTOR, Mr.. Ken
nedy moved that it lie on the table
Carried.
q The House in committee ofthe whole,
Mr. Breckenridge in the chair, again re-
suned the consideration of the LoanIbill.
DIR. Shipheri concluded his speech
against the bill.
Mr.. Sherwood followed on the same
side.
MIR. Grunday spoke in favor of the
bill.
Mr.. CASTOR followed in opposition to
the bill, he had spoken about half al
hoar when the committee rose and re,
ported progress and had leave to a.
gain and the house adjourned.
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accordingly, three Tfrigates had been
despatched in pursuit of him.
Sr. PRTERsBURG. Oct. 10.

Of. FETERSBURGsO ct. ~. -
Her Majesty the Elnpwss,on Sum
day last. granted audience 70 Messrs.
Adams, Gallatin and Bayard. in the
quality of Enyoys Extraordinary and
Ministers Plenipotentiary from the
u. States of America. This mission
extraordinary has caused universal
satisfaction here. 1t is wished, that
it be completely successful, and that
the establishment OF peace be-
tween his Britannia Majesty and the
Republic OF theU. ). faay free the
navigation and commerce OF our En-
pire, from the only restraint which
it can experiences sinesihe renew
al OF the ties Of tile strietest friend
ship With England. THIS striking
proof OF Friendship and confidence
which the Republic of the U. :. has
given to the Ftrn,eror, and the dis
tinsuished choice Which II has made
Gifts Plenipotentiaries. are much APP
plauded. ST. Pesers6. Ga2.