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The following is free translation OF
the public notice given BY the French
Minister at Washington to Frenchmen
residing in the United States.
"NOTICE TO FRENCHMEN.-
The French subjects now in the u
States are officially informed that de-
cree OF the Conservative Senate OF the
Sd Of last April pronoances the deposi'
ton Of Napoleon Bonsparte. as the En-
peror of the French, and absolves Cor
deliyers) the People and the army from
the oath Of fidelity that they have taken
to him; that the French Senate ey ano'
tier decree, of the date of the 9Th, re
calls to the throne OF France the august
house of Bourbon in the person OF Louis
Stanislas Xavier brother Of Louis XVI ;
and finally, that BY an act OF the ith OF
the sane month the Emperor Napoleon
hes abdissted the Crowns OF France and
Italy. =.
Events so considerable and decisive
for the safety and happiness OF France
canno, but interes, in lively manner all
Frenchmen in the New world. Their
sinister, who doubts not their senti'
rents under this circumstance, and who
would like to be interpreter OF them to
their sovereign, informs them that the
ccnsuls are authorised by him to receive
their acts of adheaion to this great revo'
luton. They are informed that the
white cockade is hcnceforth the French
cockade, and the rallying sign OF all the
friends of the throne and OF their coun-
try. ,..,
xGiven at Washington this 18th June,
1914. .
(Signed) SEkoAA1A'
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IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.

1t is understood that Mr.. Crawford.
our minister at Paris has written to our
government very satisfactory accounts
Of the attention shewn him, and ct the
disposition manifested by the provisional
government Of France for the maintain.
lng Of the most friendly relations be-
tween the TWO countries
it's also understood that the provi.
sional government of France has made
Mr.. Serurier the organ of similar com.
,nunications to tie department of state.
That he has announced the change
which has taken place in the French 8 :
sernment, and expressed desire that
the new sovereign might be recognised,
and that due respect might be shown 10
his flag, under which the rational ves-
sci, which brought the dispatches, sail
ed. From what we have been able to
collect. the most satisfactory answers
have been given on those points. We
are happy therefore TO state, that so far
from any i'll consequences being likely
to result from the late chaHge in France,
tits probable that the amicable relations
between that country and the United
States will be improved
The new sovereign had not arrived
on the goth Of April, the date of these
dispatches He was, however, daily ex.
pectcd, and there was much reason to
believe that he would confirm the ,assu-
RANGES which had been given BY the pro-
visional government, eff friendship for
the United States-.Naf. Intel
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NEw.YopK, June Ia.
The Steam. Boat tom Albany yes
terdy, brings nothing new from our
armies.
A gentleman 10 the Steamboat left
Sackett's Harbor on Tuesday last-All
was quiet. The British feet had dis
appeared. The Lady Of the Lake re-
turned from reconnoitre on Monday <
sailed again on Tuesday. The frigate
was waiting for guns, &C.; they were
on the way, but got on at the rate OF ten
miles day.
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.'Bosros, jsne II.
g Mars crosks e Butler,
1--WE have no nswsto day Of any con-
sequence exceptinga
Blockode in earnest.--For the FIRST
time aimee the commencement of hos.
slilities, the enemy has anchored off our
harbor. Two large ships of war have
been at anchor about six miles southeast
of the light house lin plain sight of the
town) all day, apparently perfectly at
home. Two Swedish ships. which sail.
ed this forenoon in ballast, bound to
Amelia, were permitted to pass, in con-
sequence Of previous application to the
Commodore
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70 tie Editors o. me MeEaadria Gaz
As,alemeut having been made In the
he'sld OF Yesterday, ON the subject OF
ne Post Office in Alexandria, accompa-
Ting a DoIice of town meeting wished
si&s writer to be held on this day. Ii
would appear necessary to place q cor
i'cs statement before the public, ct a
Sansaciinn therein alluded TO; in order
'e'l II 1t should be the determination OF
as MhabiIantso of Alexandria to express
hIopln'on on the subject. it should not
slOfutucsd by that Irritation which
'"ld naturally arise from the SUPPOSE
NaOt 1.-The practise of deception in the
Nesed candidate. Ia speaking OF a
''a'aln certificate, signed By some a.
Yang the most respectable inhabitants
alexandria, the writer NJ. remarks,
~ Y Certain assertions he has there
s''s "are tract, will be pretty evident
appointment has been obtained thro'
rmsPt~n BY acting under false colors."
1@slected Candidate authorises the
.'snsn' 'hst he never to his reco!lec-
"pssPrSsssd the design of reiinaui'h-
sSss pretensious to the Post-Ohce.
~" least knows that he never enter
SSS0h. lie therefore presumes that
ss"Y gentleman has so understood him,
asa mlsapprehepsien on their part
~ Ss ssl'ei he is happy to be confirm.
Wy conversations with Ill whom he
. Ssssn who did sign the certificate in
ss'"'on. But be is persuaded that the
sp''stion of the writer will be best re-
W. W. oy the cer,i6cs,e itself; . copy OF
NJ. ~ " herewith sent you for spubliea-
y IS 'ssSe nevcr.did ask for recon-
~ a's'on' IN his favor from the inhs-
, .,nS OF Alexandria, because he had
~, u'rs!oOd Ihat almos, every person had
n ~ subsequent TO the death oil
us ave resi- Master, s. before he knew
- "ened recommendation in favor
NJ, '"s one OF the Candidates. He was
a.. f'e>umptaons as to ask of any OF
s;, give up In bis favor the Claims
WY ,se they had patronised.
A..s' TIE Undersigned inhabitants Of
S,s a"a''a' q" hereby certify, that we
A0'"a Mir. Josiah WATSON Tor ma
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masd Of Col. Fenton took up their line
If nsareh for Buffalo onlhe I'd inst. Ma
ny d the vessels at Erie were under Sail
ing orders, and soms Of them were s 9 T
cruking. The whole, It il believed, VIII
soon sail for Maiden and Maekanaw, UNI
der1he command Of Commodore st.
Clair.
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JUST PUBLISHED, /
lPrice i'm Cents IN Boardsl

ron SALE By r. GRAY,
Some details concerning GENERAL
MOREAU, & his last moments Fols
lowed By shor, Biographical Sketch.
BY PAUL SVININE,
Charged to accompany the general Oh
the Continents
Tune IL
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MsADviLlE, (Penh.) June I.
We are told that the militia stationed
at Erie, have refused to proceed TO the
Niagara frontier, agreeable to the order
received some time since.
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OrpIlm's Court.

.Aerandria County, June Term, isi4.
UPON the petition Of James sher<
mandine, Thomas Henning and ber.
pard Wheatly, praying tor letters OF
administration on the estate OF oaran
Sword deceased, it appearing 70 the sac
tisfaction Of the Court, that the nexs
Of kin Of the deeedent are not lnbaeis
tants Of this district I; 1t is ordered,
that the next Of kin Of the said Saraf
Sword deceased, do appear before this
Court on the second Tuesday Of July
next, to answer the SAID petitien, ana
that a copy of this oder be Punnsnse:sos
in the Alexandria Newspapers oscs n
each week for four weeks.
A Corr-Test.
A Moore, Reg. Wills.
June l8 taw4t.
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TO sHKw
..,S sopY OF TEE rIMk
F's AND PRESSURE.
orc OF THE ENEMY.

.,cEs OF, THE ENEMY.
..r,lemsn direct from the neigh
,of D4rney's FlOtilla and the Brit
.,d,op, who arrived here last E.
~ &c have the most distressing
of,hs situation Of tue inhabi-
:, that section Of Mafl land-A
Yf,a rua, and Is barges were as
The patuxent on Thursday as
.s.,--,he barges had progressed
|t,,,ipsham considerable distance
Benedict. He states that a num-
N fIoc g&,sr burnt by them and
[ .oormities committed-among
ware xne belorsing to Captain
II and one 10 Mr.. Broom
II w.
.,os,ing the ferry at place called
.c,;o, Yesterday morning he distinct
az the barees at Nottingham and
:, issuing from, house which he
Md belonged to Gen Bowie, and
|, pr bable the whole village is burnt
!, Tobacco warehouse has been burnt
sen on the St Mary's side Of the
rS,n, containing quantity of
A,,cec. He represents the distress
a. citizens as extreTe--the woods
rosa, full Of women and children
hg il all directous from their
mes. The British lay all the night
u. last at Lower Malbro.'
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Town Meeting.

THE Citizens eflhe Town Of Als s.:
andria arc requested to assemble o fne
Court House this day at 10 o'elotk ~ =
M. In ordet to take intp constdefa!ion
the expediency Of renionstrafee sna
memorial to Government relative to the
appointment Of Post Master for tss
town.
& June 10
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Extract Ola letter, datad

Be ,MUDA, May I.
Admira! Cochrane Is here. but no
prospect OF his going to America shortly.
"The general belief in this country
is that Peace will be concluded at Got
teDburgh" Phi. Register
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MADAME MoREAU-From our French
papers received BY the Olive Branch
we fad it stated that Madame Moreau
wife Of the late & much lamented Zen.
Moreau has accepted the invitation OF
Alexander to reside in Russia. He has
allowed her 100000 rubics to defray the
expences oil her journey, an elegant Pa
lace near St. Petersburg, for her resi-
dence, and an annual pension suitable to
the dignity of her rank
" Y. E. Poet.
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Extract ola letter from Lfvfrhool, d.
ted lsM AfrH to a gentleman in This
citv.
You may now expect that this &c.
neral paci6cation in Europe, and the
rpening OF all ports to our trade, will
make the people Of this country hold
their beads very high and if we have
not peace, with you, you may look for
~ oar disposabls force being >seDt
acros. the Atlantic. There are now
70, 900 British troops in France, and it
is said that $4,000 are Immediately to
embark a, Bordeaux for Canada.
+" The London papers say Messrs.
Bayard and Gallatin are at Harwich,
ION their way tsGo,tenburgh) and that
des patches hare been received from
Lord Walton at Gottenburg on the sub
iect Of American affairs From this it
would appear, that he is there waiting
the arrival Of Messrs. Clay and Russell,
sc. Opiaions are much in favor Of an
adjustment with America it she will
wave the discussion on impressment /;
while others think to produce this desir-
able event, she must acknowledge the
Ugh, in this country.
Omnium 23-American and colo
NAL produce nearly the same as on the
9th inst" Fed. Coz.
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PREACHING

ON Sunday forenoon q II sieok y
the Coutt.H ouse BY Mr.: Ffsdssssk
Pdemmet fsom Philadelphia.
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IN O &c E.
StrazuberYy Pale for Sale.

UNDER the authority ola Deed OF
Trust from Theodrick Lee, the SUBJ
scribcr will offer at Public Sale oAs
the premises on the 7th day of July
next, for cash.
That beautiful and Mnpfos.
ed estate called STRAW BERRY
VALE, now the residence OF K b
Lee, containing about 667 ~ Acres
situated at the Gross Roads in Fairfax
County near the little Falls of Poto'
mac--Or so much thereon as may BE-
necessary to raise the sum OF 8 sl3S
81 cents with interest now due thereon
and the expenses Of sale.
r. /. Taylor.
iufe 4 dts
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From Burlington, VI. June 8.

"The Warmer in Washington ap.
pear determined to have sonss more
blood shed before Peace takes place /;
and that another attempt shall be made
TO take Upper Canada at least. All the
/, oops in this vicinity, and at Platssburg,
have been marched OF ostensibiy TO Lake
Ontario-and oil the war apparatus are
taken that direction"
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The communication upon the subject
5ae lalc appointment OF Post Master
mi, Town, which was handed Us for
Indication, Sill be found in our paper
! to.day. A, a late hour yesterday,
!, received another communication up
v d. same subject, in which the wri-
a call, upon the ci,izens OF the town
ensemble themselves together agree
lie 10 the invitation which has been
;r,nin the Herald" aud to express
trir unanimous disapp.obation OF the
EpOintmens thar has been made BY the
Put.MaNer. General. Having no dis
psidOnto engage 10 controversy,which
he, not ia our opinion, concern enher
sar,elve, or any Of the party 20 which
We are attached, we have declined pub
fishing this last mentioned communities
,Sn We give publicity to the first,
pcT.t because we conceive the gentle
a,n to whom it relates, entitled to be
e,rd in hi. own defence. Both the
ahdstcs for the Office of Pos,-Master
sloas to the party der,ominated ere
p1bitans," and we can see no necessity
l. the interference of "Federalists" TO
ssIs their disputes.
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FROM LAKE. ERIE.

I1TTSbCAcS q VT" s"o 70
Our adrices from Erie are 10 the Sd
inst, The detachment under the COM
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Lt.Gen. Sir RI.
Chnton,k. b.
I'd Division.
Major Cen.
II ennpt

Lieut. Co Cairneross 81. companies Row, A r+,e,-.
,, nleo'' Col Bursoync, detachment Ro,si Enc.
Nj Mai GoletOn, do. do Star corps.
this corps 'Pi''"eo 10 The Stat Of
Deputy Adntant General--Lierienant CD. save,i.
COT 81. am A,Jhtants tieneral--Iie,it Coz Trvoo
so,h 5 rnot Lieut. Col stoyn, 2sth Fot MAJ. h.
ring, Kings Herman Legion
Deputy s;7tant Adintanf C,-p.,,, g..
23d FnsiIecIs browne
-. i'fnIN Charter Master Generai-Licut Col Jack
son, COD Stream Guar1s "0N
Assistant Quarter Master General, -. r., ,
Abcrc'omby, SSth Foot Mai Monteo1r,-v Sn.L
Foot Mai Dumaresq, - Foot. - ''''
deputy Assistant Quarter Master Gen.-CaDf For.
rtt, - Foot; 1t Eyals Sd Dragoops
, brigade Majors-Niaj Anwy III. Foot Can,.i,s
9hi'l'' g9th Foot Blair, 95th Font WyGy. 9TH F,s;.
cGTS; bi'd.ehey, Doth Font and Gamble gi,b Fo,,
i'ePLty Comrniss,ry Generf.--A. Mackenzie
.,I Hi is Lommissiry Gcnel1;s-James Laidey.
Deputy Assistant Commissary Generpys--Iobr
enee Ca Daniel Kearney, Henry lie Mesurcr, Aad
Bsputy Assistant Comroisssrv If A..o,,,.. -,
Sage Jesse --'O'i'''s--'o'la
Assistant Deputy Pay Master Cieuerai--Henry SEQ
Inspector Of Iosptals--sir Jane. Fellowcs.
e.. Forbes NJ D. ''' AN'o"' Est q
Acting Deimt, Inspector Of Hospitas--John ErIev.
hys'clds 20 the fOrcPF-W Neale. NJ II LII
Dwyci', f. keathing, / Mackenzie and w RoIa.
surgeons the Forces ie1ander Batter Iob
Wasdsl, w Spencer, g. WHISPER, T. 'T.ls,r,,r- - =,
Mild, W. Caldwell, - FORBADE C. Beatfi. Z D,,,'
moulin 'N' LOU
Apotheearies to the Forccs-I Carter and RI
fnrVeyor to the Forccs-E. Hodges
deputy PnrVeyors to the Porecs-C Soar. r, g.
ICES, l. Duncan, J. Vaughan and L. FINLEY
Chaplsins tothe Forces-Rev Drs 8, roo,, e.,
jenkins, Joseph Mills and George Watson "'' g
Assistant Provost Marshals-- Scrieants Jo.erI, c..
way, CodstFeam Guards; Charles Smith. Ash Po,'
James harrington, 45h Foot - Lindsay ZI,, F.
and - Barber, 9th Foo {; James Jol,1s,o,o a.
Foot; w Brooks, 9Th Foot V'h
This Corpsis to be attended by four Rri,.d,. 81
ti'cry, with their equipments ~ NJ
ihovare besides to have on board three pr;.1e
ponnder Artillery, and one r.ade Of is roS-l,-
with two Brgales Of mountaiS guns S's'
Ih're must be SIX Comma. Is of Arf;ller-v o.
PR, o. ol OF Oirianc, Store
~ g Office ahovcn,et,.io,, Il are fctfhV;.h f. -.
~ e'I several 'iigados Inv Z ms, in the neshbor
uo0 OF bordeaux and u are to embark as SION =,
.C senior Iensral Officer with them viii be Informed
'hat me Transports prepar %.
- complete Squadron Of the cavalry StaFcosps. IL
20 accompany this force, should there be sufficient
means for an eubarksCOn
ne ticid Marshal has no ntimaon or authority 10
S''e them any orders for their destination
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by 'o'i. as the naval and mi..esrv -,,,,-,
ue'S suggest. Nhaunccy has h..n 49,, -,
be cautious lie VIII not vcnh,re - -
Lake he knows our hundred, g,r,.sbtn ~.
~ Lawrence, is ready 4; this vessel ~ -, VIC
do''"h' w"n'N Destroy all the American h,a-
NeSS,iS. ! hercfnre, lizards t,,o,,,,s :, II,
have t. march by land bat ;bev Viii ~
TIC enemy superior OH the Niap.r, E,o n",~s
! ms is the result OF the waver;,,. ..,
IN some quarter measures which -. -
tract me war TOR several years l,,u,-, IL,
IL o.her"lse would, had "sayaye Gener,r.,,
comIpande'i, who never thn!, if n Gin -, ~,
an enemy. We, however, still th;nk tho, ~.
niagara Frontier will be defended and ,hc
superiority on Lake Ontario be secured and
~" 5'on saved out that in November
things Will not be much better th., - -,
were twelve months before nn,,v;.hs.n,:l
an addition 10000 of the b<-;t troons p.'ss,
circumstances fully justly this concIns;on-
vi .'hs point We feel no fear of censpr, e., =,
any other press OF liberal principles.
r,4o,,;, October 8.
intelligence is received from Mack;noc 81.
-'Ia'CneGacne and York, stating that the en-
III bau ,el. TWO armed schouners to block.
P'aCe' uhtil the winter should set IN.
and then retire. Col. M'DowaIi !. III! n'
conceived and executed the plan ~ r.,s.,S 10,
them. iIiis was done in the ,,;pbt h,. y .. IS
one1 attack of soldiers ana, ynr,;sYx ;-o,N
noes and boats. We hope, this ne,ys - 49, 81
prove correct. may
POSTSCRIPT
r.: R0lfhaS one o'eyo,k.
MS moment we have been Handsomely l,ap-
ued the following letter, which conGrT,s
tne report OF Yesterday morning '' '''-
NJ, La Cioche. 18th Sept. 1914.
I am thus far on my WAY 20 Wontr 10y aias
part OF the crews of the Biockad;py S,, 49,
ron' whom we have taken 6vboart},,e o.,
TWO large schooners and one cartel. rSat -
nave detained at Mackinac till all dance, ;.
over l viii be down By Yorl,, rs am -
Forward the Canoes that pat back. AMI as;;veT
me prisoners the crews of tire said two ve,-
(SgncU WILLIAM la,vAx.
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cotton y n and hots) was decided in IN, ,f.
firmative as follows " e "

cotton n and hats) was decided in IN, A.
hrmative rs follows.
fEAS-Messrs. Alexander. Anderson. A.
very, Barbour, Barnett, Bowen. BRADLEY Enr-
well, Butler, Caldwell, Calhoun. Cannon
ChapPell, Clopton, Condict, Conard. Craw-
ford, Creighton, Dana, Denove;les. De-
sha. Ouvall, Epres, Farrow, Fisk of VI. Fisk
~ y. fferney, Forsythe, Franklin, Gholson.
t,podwyn. Griffin Hall, Harris, Hashrouck,
raves Hawkins. Hopkins of Ky. Hmgerford,
Ingram, Irving, jackson OF Va. Johnson of
v, va; Nennedy, Kent of Md. Kerr, Kershaw,
hhoeuin, King Of y. &. Lefferts, Lowndes.
Lie, M'Coy, M'Hee M'Lean, Montrnnety'
Nelson Newton, PiokcuS, Pieasaat,, Khea Of
Ten. Rich, Ringgold, Robertson, SAGE. SHARP.
Skinner, Smith of \. y. Smith of Va. Tame,
NIL; Taylor, Teliair, Troup, Udree, Ward of
n. J. Wilson Of Penn.-76.
NAY o--Messrs. Sayl'es Of Mass. Rieelow
Floyd, br'Gbury, Brigham, Caperton, Cham
pion, Cilley, Cooper, Ely, Castor, Hale, Jack
sen OF i. ]. Law, Lewis, I.ovett, Mos,l,v.
Markell, OaElev, Pearson, Pickering. P;tkin
John Reed, WIN. Reed, Ruggles, Sevhert.
sherwood, Stanford, Sturscs, Vose, Ward of
NJ SIS Wheaton, White. Wlcox-34.
he next resolution, is '' That it is expe-
dent TO class the retailers of foreign merchan-
dize, and add fifty per cent. to the present tli-
ty thereon
The next resolution was so to impose a lp-
ty on plated harness, combined with the tax
Oh carriages, as TO add to the present duty on
Garages 100 Per cent
The eighth and last resolution, oThat IL is
expedient to establish a National Bank. with
branches i'll the several states,' being under
consideration.
On motion Of Mr.. FLaz2kius ofRy.-
The House adjourned.
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NAVAL NOTICE

Capt. Creighton, commander Of the hotilIa
at Newport. has issucda naval notice forbid
ding all boats and vessels, of every description
belonging to or sailing from Block Island, to
enter any of the harbors or ports of this state.
This measure has been adopted, in consc-
quence of the. traitorous communication the
people Of Block Island are supposed to hold
with the enemy's squadron.
Precedence y4ner
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"Nothing new here to-day. The Stranger
and cargo sold for about 10000 dolls. which
was far short of the general expectation
The cannon and nav other articles sold We
ny low. so of the 24lb. guns sold for $500
apiece. The purchasers now hold them,
understand, at 800 dollars. If the sale had
taken place few days later. the cargo would
have soil for q much larger sum. The other
guns brought 40 and $40 dollars each. The
ship $500"
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From me Montreal Heraid, of Oct ].

Ut 70 3''7''I' - 7'''"' = Ut 10
Tn drawing conclusions OH this campaign,
wc .annot view things in very favorable
light nothing can be effected for a length
Of time having at all the character Of decision.
Gen. Izard has gone TO Sackct,'s Harbor
with 1000 men, and those Chauncey may Ell
Their take ~ water, or they may be ordered
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EXcHANGK COFFEE HOUSE,,
Boston, Oct. 90, Saturday Evening

Messrs. LANG, TURNER g Co.
The only Dtf0om0tion shat ThaUe to com
nl'nrieate sAis tire, is, tibet ne hrtyateer
Dash, Bacon, Of Portland, has again return
ed from a Short eir4t=e Of about so daua, nth
aJuA cargo (thc second Of rum, (Which she
took or Of fitize, and then manned ard or
dered III.
II large British schooner qfI6 guns, qras
in PToUi'lceto7cn last 7uesdav, and sailed
same day. She CAPTURED off tie har6or a
boar from hence for that Port gyirh Provisions,
7phich Eoas taken, and The coas,lcs.dsr fken
alfred 10 ransom he7:
The StGgr frosr; BurdA.s;y: y,.is cUenbig
brings nothing me+u.
Yoi4yS ia !cste
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Ntw-YoRr.Ocf. 81.

- TT " " y OlLs u.
yesterday afternoon the ship Fingal sailed
as nag for Havre- de- Grace. we nnder-
stand Mr.. Purviance, bearer Of dispatches for
our commissioners at Client Mr. John Ricl
ardSon, and Family. and others went out pas
sengers.
The Swedish ship Gus.af Adolph, for
france and GotteDbuit is hauled of, and wi
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PBTLADELPufA, Oct. 95.
Eytrsct ON letter from New-Oricans, dated 50h
uIt to house in this city
There is little or M doubt but general jackson
viii he in Iosscssion Of Pensacola IN twoor three days
&c Transporting troops across the Bay to Mobile