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MR.. HUNTINGTON.

n ESPECTFULLY announces to
II the public, that by the advice OF
several respectable citizens, he ha.
been induced to change the night 70,
his lastExhibition in Alexandra 1t vii;
take place in the Theatre at o'clok
This Evening, July Cd,
When ba will denver Moral Dis.
course with some appropriate extract.
from celebrated Poets, designed to il.
lustrate the importance Of Virtuous
Love, and extensive blessing. Of Do.
mestie happiness He will then recite
few beautiful pieces of Patriotic Pc
etry, and close his exhibition with
variety Of Salirical and entertaining
Reel atoms
When the publice are called upon
to patronize novel entertainment they
have an doubted right TO a distinct <
candid exposition OF its nature and oh.
jcct. Mr.. H. therefore submits the
following remarks for the impartial con.
sidoralion Q. hi Gown rymen The de.
sign Of his Lectures and RecitatioNs is
to augment the funds Of every Religi.
us, Literary and Charitable society in
he Union: And it is a duty he owes
to himself to declare, that the pro6,a
hitherto arising from his exhibitions,
have been applied to that purpose, and
he wishes it to be distinctly and une-
quivocally understood that they never
will be applied to any ether To &c.
count for conduct apparently so .disiD'
tares,ed, the public are informed tina,
MIR. II. is collecting materials, from
actual observation, for Geaeraphica
and Mercantile Dictionary of the u. s
on which he rests bis whole dependence
for the remuneration of his Iabours..
- Ticker may BE- had ct M. Sse~,
Grs's Bookstore, rriee so cents.
July 7
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COMMUNICATION.
GENTLEMEN,

GESrLEMEN,
Attracted by Mr.. Huniineton's adj
yer,isement in the Gazette OF Thursday,
| visited the Theatre to gee him exhibit
his powers of rhetoric, and | was 10 dis
agreeable disapp in:ed that have tho't
it my duty 10 make short commnnica-
ton TO the public, in orde: to excite
more general attendance of the ladies
and gentlemen # the town on this
evening, tie last and only exhibition he
intends giving 10 this place.
Mr.. r. commenced with an or!Sina!
discourse, whica proved MIN to DC
gentleman of a refined and polished
mind, a. it exhibited degree OF chastity
ard elegance Of style, 10 which but few
authors indeed, ever arrive, embellished
with delivery nsver equallcd in ie-
gi.la;ive hall, and but fain,ly represented
by theatrical ges;iculations-faintly in
,ieed,--for it was the offspring ola Dir
.uous mind, improved and polished by
that exuberance OF fancy and reflection,
which ever marks the man of genius. |
shall regret exceedingly if the public
should no, Go this gentleman Justice
il is due to his mer:.-his amiable and
dis,iaterested character, which has but
20 be understood to be patronised and
esteemed. At his prepossessing APP
pear,nce every thing is silent, and there
is something so swsetand divine in his
expression, that the very system appear
impereeptibly to move with the inagi-
nalion You have but to bear him pic.
,ure the odiou. colors Of vice to resolve
to be good to be good, is to be happy.
For the benefit of his hearers | hope he
will recspitula,e some Of the last even
inc's recitations On religion and hover
ny he was peculiarly interesting tho't
him happier in his SATIRE than his hu-
mour In some instances ] thought ]
.aw a want of confidence in his gestures
which however was not of much disad.
vantage, because it was the effect OF a
struggling modesty.but partially ,ubdued.
The gesture Of his arms, body moved
sci! with his subject. In some instances
thought there was want OF elevation
in the former, perhaps it added to his
graceful appearances. n.
.1ierandria, July l, 1914.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
Land on Sugar-Lapd-Run
FOR Sale.

4 wish to dispose ofabout 800 ACRE.
4 Of valuable Land on Sugar Land
Run, in the County Of Fairfax, sdioin.
ing the residence Of Col. Coleman, 9.
bout Is miles from Alexandria and is
from Georgetown and the City OF
Washington. The Land lay. on the
main road leading from Alexandra to
Leesburg.-2here are on the land q
comfortable two story wooden Dwelling
House, together with the necessary
out houses, &c. a spring of excellen,
water and large orchard Of peach, ap
pie, and cherry trees of superior qua.
lity. The soil is good, being ,usrepti
! ofimprovsmertfro from the use of Pals
ter. There is quite suficiency Of ex.
cellont timber on the land. Col. Cole.
man will shew the premises 10 any ore
wishing to purchase, and for the term.
OF sale apply to the subscriber living
in Alexandria in Pitt Street.
Sarah .6nn Darts,
July 3 d5w
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the United States, nearly two thousand

the United States, nearly two thousand
miles in extent, and Astounding in ports,
harbo's and nayigable iHleti. cannot be
carried into effect BY any adequate force
astuaIly stationed for the purpose; and
il is rendered matter Of certainty and
notoriety, by the multiplied and daily
arrivals and departures Of the public and
private armed vessels of the United
States, and Of other vessels, that no such
adequate force has been so stationed:
And whereas blockade thus destitute of
the character of regular and legal
blockade, as defined ard recognized by
the established lay Of nations, whatever
other purposes it may be made to an.
swer, forms no lawful prohibition or
obstacle to such neutral and friendly vss-
selsss may choose to visi, andtrsde with
The United States And whereas it &C.
cords with the interest and the amicable
views Of the United States, to favor and
promote. as far as may be, the free and
no,ually bene6ci commercial inter.
cor+e Of all friendly nations disposed to
engage therein, and, with that. view. to
aEord 70 their vessels destined to tho
United States. more positive and salts
!actocy security against all interruptions.
mo- .Gta,Dns.or vexations wharever.from
toe cruzars of The United States: NV
be it ;,nown That |, James Madison,
President of the United States of Anne. |
RIGA. do. by this my Proclamation strict
" order and instruct all the public arm
ed vessels OF the United States, and
all private armed vessels commissioned
as privateers, or with letters Of msrque
sid reprisal, not to interrupt, detain. or
otherwise modest or vex any vessels
whatever belonging to neutral powers,
or the subjects or citizens thereof,
which vessel shall be actually bound and
proceeding to any port or place within
the jurisdiction Of The United States
but, on the contrary, to render 'oall
such vessels all the aid and kind Offices
which they may need or require.
Given under my haod and the seal
Of the u. States, at the city OF
Washington, the twenty'nlnth
SEAL day Of June, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and four
teen, and of the independence OF
the u. States, the thirty eighth.
JAMES MADISON.
Bp the President,
JAMES MONROE,
Secretary Of State.
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Another Boston ToRr.-A letter
was received in to wn this mo ming, dated
1t Boston at - o'clock on Friday night,
announcing, that the cartel schooner
Mary had just arrived in short passage
from Bermuda, and that passenger
90 board was the bearer Of a Preliminary
Treaty of Peace befeyesn The United
States and Great Britan.-Were this
news true, it would add great interest to
the splendid celebration which is to take
place in this city on Wednesday next
But, it is doubtless entirely destitute of
truth, as other letters BY the same mail
and indeed the Boston papers Of the
subseq morning make no mention OF
such an arrival.
". Y. Com. Atluerfiser, June 27.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Gu,uant to . Decree Of the Circuit
CDsrs OF the District of Columbla
ar the County OF Alexandria, will
r sold az Public Auction on the
Premises at 10 o'clock, on the sth
iy OF jaly next for Cash,
All the undivided Interest
i,d title OF Thomas Crandell liz an
. cue third part Of the Three Storl
R!CX HOU> E, situated on Union
Sieet in the town Of Aiex;Rlria, and
rPrssent occupied nv J. A. Seale,-
. satisfy debt due from the said
.aonas Crandel' 70 CuthN.;t Powell,
]. d. Simms.
Commissioner.
rure 4. dts
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By LAST NIGHTS Mail.
NKw-YoRk, June 90.

NEw.YoRx, June 90.
BY the Albany mail, we last night re.
ceiyedlhe Burlington Centinel Of Friday
containing the following article:
The army al plattsburg has moved
north as far as Chazy and Champlain.
Msi Forsythe with so mon engaged the
enemy's advanced picket of about 200
men. Our loss was killed and wound.
ed that of the enemy not known"
We learn BY a gentleman from sagg
Harbor, who arrived in last evenings
stage, that the bomb proof torpedo ma.
chine, on its way from this city. on
Thursday last rode out a gale Cd Hnr-
toms Point, during which one man left
her to swim ashore. Finding that the
man was in danger Of being drown.
ed, the rest Of her crew cut her cable,
and the machine drifted ashore. The
enemy, hearing of this disaster, on Sun.
day sent boats from frigate, and the
sloop Of war Sylph, and blew up this in.
fernal machine. 1t is said four Of them
were killed by the Sag Harbor militia
on their FIRST attempt 10 land.
The Boston Daily Advertiser Of Mon
day, by last nights stage, contfadiets
the report Of the capture OF the fort al
Homariseotta. Every preparation was
making at Wiseassss, SC. to resist at
tack.
The cartel schooner from Bermuda
at Newport, had eleven days passage
A passenger informs that Admiral
Cochrane was ready to sail With ter
sail of the line aid 5000 troops !
Another says he had only sail OF the
line, which is most probable.
Welan from urdou6ted authority,
III / Mr.. RussEII, our minister At the
Court Of Ss eden, arrived at s. e&h ID
On the ssth Of April. Il will b feeoi'
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. ,ss..dy Durant and an

=. are a Ssady Durant end an
y %, conduct him safe, that Durant
Idls ,,.;a and robbed him."
si !. ~ an. pau Haajo saw young man
s own VINO had been to Deer-ls-
d@s !" the mouth of Apalatchecola,
f''1 H. :. saw two British ships. An of.
Wv ..o, 10 invite the Indians to come
SCI ' number arrived, mostly Sim
NV ~. and hostile Indians. The off,
dno a." / an. a British officer sent to
II ' Thar the Indians we're destroyed
50 il hi, War with the U. States /;
rs' 70 ,sIOed them help. | have ssme
' Do .nd I give to each town four
VIZ " e,... Of powder, and some short
Ss -, with sings, aud other shings
r,,sJ 30 men in each of the ships"
-. -. lis being there thsy issued daily
III people assembled, two beef
r1"T some salt meat from the ships.
sttcr continued: =" The Red peo-
"U d been d,isen from 7 slap oo.-
y assemble (and were a, semblihg
,,,sIn Tie bay of Pensacola and Apa-
,b;ccls) They had halted at Yellow
Ter, and would concentrate their
:. Al Choc tau hat-cbe and remain
ne for further orders. The planoi the
|s%,,h was to take Mobile, Perdldo.
y",-uaIer, Choe .tau-hat che, an is
.Jnear :, hiary's an island near Sa.
:. n and that town, and an island near
,,,-Ic.,on. at the same time. Que OF
vessels was 10 sail Immediately Tor
:, Red people ; he expected in IS days
), >. civ. the supplies; the time when
!, rl,n was 10 take effect.
. IN the mean time the Indians
n,r5 be rccrsiiing their strength, ex-
S,us6 Sy their recent war and BY IA.
49,. and DC ready to cooperate with
,,. friend. tie British, who would
dose :, aud annoy all these pla es at
3, sane tine" The prophet observed
p ,ss Ssm,n be. in the presence OF the
-,,,.cr, I'VE have brought our diff
ne, On ourselves without advice
nm any one The old Chiefs need not
acc, We viii be given up. We have
n err country aud retreated TO the sea
&c. where We viii fight until we are
4 tc;,roYeJ; We are collected, and lind
,t,s mo,e tnan 1000 warriors left, and
,e.s 10 form cur settlement on Choc.
Ia hsI, chez.
T:s,ian,aus,gee tTanjo, who fed with
Sc Fowl town * OSe.le ,yoc,on,n nee PEG.
!. telow the Confluence Ut Flint and
CAauahoocEie, sent message to the
a,W4rrior aud Little Prince :"I have
Nv friends and arms, you competed
beta Gy, and if YOU tempt 10 trick
s.Eh shall spill your blood"
las Chiefs directed Mr.. Cornells to
lr.,his as received BY them through
sssnl channels, and to say, We have
'sdOub,, but a supply efthe msni'ion'
asar was aetul!y arrived and delivered
. lie Red Clubs and Seminolies, at
?snsAcola and the mouth OF Chattoho-
s,s.,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-02
July 8.

Nm HEREAS William PhHh66j
w hath by his petition in writ
ing, applied to the Hon. Nicholas
Fitzhugh, assistant judge Of the cir.
cult court oI the District Of Coltmbia3
TO be admitted to the tenefit OF the acf
oil Congress for the eiief Of Insolvent
Debtors within the Distric, aforesaid,
ard has stated therein that he is in acc
tual confinement in the isd of.Alexsnx
dria county, at the suit Of Henry
S. Earl, and being unabfe %, dis
charge said claim with others y
gainst himhas offered to deliver up,
for the Use of his Creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed
Notice IL therefore givsn, to the credi.
tors Of the said w Liam Philips thst
on Tuesday the sth Of July. between 3
& 9 O'Clock, A. NJ at the Court. H oGse
in Alexandria. the oath Of an Insolvent
Debtor will be administered to the said
William Phillips, and a.Trustee ap,
pointed agreeably to the said act Of
Congress, unless cause be then and
there shewn to The contrary, and it is
further ordered, tlfss this notice be in.
serted in the Alexandria Cs.ette.
BY order Of the hon Mich Fitzhusk
assistant Judge Of the circuit court Of
the District Of Columbia, this I'd
day of Iuly, 1914.
G.. Deneaie.
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Attention |.

TIE Frsf IieE4ndria .1,silierisfs, afS
reque stsd to parade on Monday morning
at 8 o'eIaek precisely completely e.
quipped; to join in the celebration Of
the day each member will furnish hins
self with rations for the day;
By order Of the Captain:
P Rhodes,
10. Sergeant;
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AITENIION

Akrandria Indeprndent Blues
YOU are hereby ordered to appear
in complete uniform in the market
square at & o'clock A. n. % the fsuith
inst. for the purpose Of eeiebra,ins
the Anniversary Of our National Iuds1
pendence
BY order OF the Captain.
thomas Smith See,y..
InIy g.
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Batney's Flutilla being considered
safe for the present, the Cavalry Of the
District have been dismissed, and have
returned to their homes.
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SPANISH EXPEDITION.

Letters from Cadiz state positively,
that preparations are making there for
the en,harkation of 10000 Spanish
troops, destined for the Floridas.
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PHILIP p. Barbour, Esq. is elected
preventative to Congress from this dis
,ric,, 10 fill the vacancy occasioned BY
the death of the late Mr.. Dawson.
Fredericksburs Herald.
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NOTICE.

M ONDAY next being the 4th of
lM- July, the Mechanics Bank Of A.
Iexandr ia will be losed to business.
Vim. Paton, T. Cashier.
July 2
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Potomac Steam Boat Company

Potomac Steam Boat Company
TIME Stockholders in the above
Il Company are hereby particularly
requested to attend General Meeting,
either in person or by proxy, to be
held at the Columbian.Inn, in Frede.
ricksbufK, on Monday the 18th day Of
July, at !. o'clock, when business Of
great importance will be laid before the
meeting
BY order Of tie Presidsns,
Lakewood Parish,
Sec. TO Tie P. S. B. Comp.
Fred'g, June 2l-july 2 It
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, Ju1r 3.

"TO SHEW
Che vERs AGE 4 BODY OF rnk TIME
IT'S FORM AND PREssURE."
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WlOOL:
TWILL PURCHASE NOOK
VIM. SMITH.
July 5 =
Public Sale Of Lands.

By virtue Ola deed Of trust from Ben.
jamtn NJ. Brooke. to the Slbsetibef,
10 secure the payment Of sum of
money due Jonathan Sch6lheid, VIII
be sold at public Auction OF tie
premises for cash, 6n Saturday the
10th inst.
One fourth part Of that va
luabls farm called RE7YREMEH1,
situate on the new turnpikt foaa lead
ing to Colchester, about 8 IL miles
tom Alexandra.
Win. Herbert. Jun.
TRUSTEE.
July j Il
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NVssHIxoros CITY, June 30
3, the President of the United States
Of .america.
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas it is manifest that the block
AIDE. which ha. been proclaimed oy the
eue.ny, of the whole Atlantic so'ss' OF
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leeted, that the John Adams arrived a.
Gottenburgh on the 10th OF April, from
which it appears, that Mr.. Russell lost
no time in repairing to the Swedish
Court, in compliance, no doubt, with his
instructions from Government.
Bos,on DAILY Advrrt1er.
Extract ia letter from Detroit, June -
/" Our inhabitants arc much alarmed
in consequence Of the proceedings OF
the Indians at Sagenan, and near Detroit.
They killed old Reaume at Sagenap and
Two msn across the river Huron, Eve
days ago and man who came in
Yesterday saw nothing Of them. Our
Fort at the Rapids, under Colonel
Cotgreve, we consider secure. Every
thing that an active and intelligent off.
Ger can perform for the safety Of the
country, the present commander, Col.
CRoeHAx is equal to; and the militia
are Under his command. u.
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Marshal Massena has sent in his ad.
hesion to Louis 18Th.
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No Orator having been appointed for
the 4th of July, the services oil that day
will be exclusively rrhg'ous. This ar
rangement will no doubt; be generally
acceptable, parti, ularly as it is difficult
to frame a Political discourse which
would be pleasing 10 all parties. AS it
is the duty of good and enlightened
people, at all times to render thanks to
the Almighty for the great benefits
which they have received at his hands {;
so it espeGiaily becomes Us, when We
meet to together, 70 commemorate our
rational independence, to acknowledge
the goodness Of that Being, without
whose signal interposition we could ne.
YER have achieved il.
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LOST

ON Thursday evening LAST a Potnse,
P hhy yellow & white, abou, 2 non!h,
old. A liberal reward will be given for
the Dog and 20 Dollars for the Thief
Enquire Of the Printers.
July
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r0TTDN

COTTON.
40 Bales Georgia COT
TON, for Sale on low terms
for Cash.
WIN. NEWTON.
June 81.
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Welan from undouSted authority,
til, t Mr.. RussELL, our minister At the
Court Of Ss eden, Arrived at 81 e&h m
On the ssth Of April. Il will Do feeoi.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
A Letter from the Continent Of E,urope,
E1fract r q letter dc.cd b'-ers/oYt. IN
[he RhLnel Decsn,As,.1

tafract r q letter dG. I'd b'-crsGyt. N
fhe Rhme1 Decsnibe,4
'HT't IS an ineessast Interchsngs of ceurers be-
tween the different courts and arInies and Greg,
iHahy repnr.s prevail upon the subject OF wsr aud
peace French officer was certainty herr sbor,
tar miidie OF last month, but, after rem lining two
nv thfee days he returned hy cs,seI and Net,tz IN
! af'S. WeSnwhIe military operations have not been
| 80 Ne''s fnn speedy as were generally expected -
More than month hss elapsed since The bst,ie NJ
| nanah snd the retreat o. Ronepsrte across tb,.
fth,hs, and though ali the allied qr,pjes ave veil M,
an" "o"S rye hhIne, vet no Isrgc tody has vet
pas'ed ~ nope this Is DOT OWN. To any diH-.re,,
ees or Jea'o"''es among the allies; bur il IS r,mor
ell that the emperor q Russs AMI king of pruss,o
were moa anxious tor nct losing moments tir, 90
! soon az III y tan sdvamced to- lie Rhine They
NsheU 70 Slrk: uie Oiov without giving the French
ruer unls TO recover from his panic, or 10 cuee,
tr' 81 mssns. But the cabinet OF th, Emocror of
AustrIh, u " aodes, were not for pursuing this n,
ney' hey thosght that having entirely cleared
"eFir"hy (o''oISts corps excepted which would
soon De disposed ot) and France menaced nm one
frontier, whilst her southern was actually invalid
VI was now the n moment 20 uf-r peace Hence
81 IS understood that some Offers were agreed opon
4 declaration was published BY the three soyer
eigDs ia tina city
The crown prince is said to be sesin,. any nsoa.
c alton Whatever. He wishes 10 finish the bus,n 60
a once, by advancing upon tae hesrt VI France snd
putting an end 10 the power Of Bunapsrte There
no SAFE peace while he - ON the throne power
b
be not seized, Europe viii never AGAIN have such o.
nother.-Perhsps the iferepce OF opinion between
the crown prince and Austria has been one Of tb.
reasons OF ais going himself to he north against Da
VQost' instead OF advaneng,ss he % supposed hav,
shed, into the Netherlands v;tho,f Ios, nj 81;
Tbs fmy alliance between Aastris and Bonessr,e
makes the former decisveIy agsinst any iies of re
moving the latter from the sovereign power
Some communication is said to hsve bren opene
lately with Murst and Louis Bonaparte But no.
thing has yet trsnspired. u Turst wishes to Iv4
Naples confirmed to him, thai wish s liz ely IN b.,
opposed by one of the allied powers at least Tbase
are the reports and speeulstions of tn poitic.,
here, oil whom we have many. Never was the ci,,
so busy and busting it is nos kings aud enpc
rorS x princes arriving or departing daily
In TIE time the Aus;rians and H.ysr;,rs s,.
approaching Sirasburg. immense lsyies are s,I
ma. rs n Ru 's, Saxony, Prussia aud Westphalis
+. S. reopen my letter to add n re,,or, viii
has Just been circulated, t.Ist the g,ciation is
| k ocked on the head.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-26
SPECULATION.

What opni'n arc we to form respecting
The affairs OH The Continent in this, seye
RAJ questions will arise fret. what coca
stoned the EmPerors of K ssia and Austria.
" hinS Of Prussia, brit 2 the three greatest
powers, TO offer peace Ansv er thar the
emperor Napoleon having married the Fin
peror of Anstria's daughter, they srs both
interested in the Throu. of France the one
ny choice Of the French people, tn. other
m IN aintalDlns his Il tughferon the Throne e
me- oil 'pring or descendant s Cd. The E,m-
peror OF Austria. h viug this in view. would
not Consent for the allies 70 bresk into tho
old Confines of FraHce &. has induced the
'iher two powers to Join in this overture
*hIch was nc doubt through the inst;ga,ion
y bonaparie AS they had better nlca n
ne It han he had with his beaten arr,v-
by th's means, II ~ re was peace To resut,
from tue conference, PrnaDarte woul still
nave me conn lepce Of his people. Sd. II
no OF empowers - uld NJ agree TO his
ne was determined MT to aji,w them IN g.
INTO france. & would have Joined his force
F'th that Of France, & wruf% have taken 2.
l'Viied the whole coJrlrv between him 2,
jonapaIte. The ETr ~or e Russia art
ing Of Prussia m ooybi '.ae,7 this and con.
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