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go Of l47 pipes Red Wine, &c, of the
Southern part Of Georges Banks the
Scourge was decoyeG under the lee OF
frigate within musket shot, who opened
a heavy fire OF musketry, and seven
broadsides with many single shot, one
shot through her mainsail, one cut the
leach Of the foresail--fired long Tom
twice, and beat up Yankee Doodle; the
chase firing to leeward, out sailed her
escaped without any material injury -
The Scourge in the course Of IL months
had made 400 prisoners. had been chas.
ed often, and sails remarkably fast.
Messrs, Gallatin and Bayard were in
Lendon 18th April. Nonews had been
received of the arrival OF Messrs. Clay
and Russell.
The latest accounts from London
state, that $4,000 troops were about en-
barking for Quebec, and 10000 for Fla.
iifax.
Nothing interesting at Burlington.
Com. Macdonough's feet had arrived
at Plausburg
No arrivals here this day.
Quebec, May 27.-H. M. troop ship
Dover, is below with troops and sailors
from England Yours, &c.
SAMUEL TOPLIFF.
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This is to give Notice.

That the subscribers of AlexaDdrfa
County in the District Of Columbia.
have obtained from the Orphans Court
of said county, letters testamentary
on the personal estate of THoMAe
COLE, late of the county aforesaid,
deceased. all persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereofduly authenticated and
passed by, the Orphans Court, to tho
subscribers on or before the lth day Of
December next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands this Llth day
of June 1914.
Tryphosa n. Cole,
80 Frecutrir.
Caleb Hand, Ex'or.
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Island of Eibu.

This Island, destined for the fU-
Ire residence of Bonaparte. on a
|,,sUn. as is said of 2i or 25,0cOi.
|srI. per arm. is situated in the Me-
Gterraaean. between the island of
IOrsiea and the coast of Tuscany !;
! is from q TO so leagues in Circuit.
Fijaa population OF ts.70O souls
h esalains Two excellent harboTs,
Porto Ferrago and Porto Lousone.
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WASHINGTON CRY, June 9.
Copy Of a, Letter from CAPT. Perry to
the Secretary Of the Navy.

NEWPORT, May 81.
SIR--Last evening ! received infer.
nation that Swedish brig was chased
into the East passage by the boats Of an
English vessel Of war. / immediately
SEPT Mr.. Taylor with a small detach-
meut of seaDen and 6 FOUNDER, to her
assistance they were accompanied by
company of militia. This morning,
The British brig Nimrod stood close in
shore and anchored near the Swedish
vessel, which had been run on shore
After driving the people out Of her, un..
der cover Of their guns, they succeed
ell in boarding and setting FIRE to her
Tie m litia collecting in considerable
with two ~ Founders, and two
gua- boats, making their appearance,
to enen y precipi.ately left her anchor.
age and stood cut Iregret to state that
oae of the militia was killed, and that
Is ac Bassett, o S. Belonging to the &c.
tila. iosl aleg; Thomas Scsr, O. S. Of
he aotilla, is missing.
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MOVEMENT OF THE ENEMY.

BY gentleman from below we learn
verbally, that on Wednesday last the
British made an attempt with their bar.
ges to land in Matthews county and burn
fine new ship on the stocks belonging
to Mr.. Tabb' but were lopposed-by the
militia and repulsed with loss A se-
cond attempt it is thought has been since
r.ade, as frigate and brig were obsery-
ed to go down to Lynhayen and return
on Thursday-and firing wa. heard
on Saturday in the direction of Mathews,
the result of which, when our informant
left York, was not known.
Richmond Csmtiler.
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NETWORK. June Z.
Three Days Later.

The editors Of the N. York Gazette
are enabled, by the attention OF MT
Toplia, their Boston Correspondent a
gain TO treat their readers with Euro'
mean News three days later than was
given in yesterdays Gazette.
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CouR1rR, April 10. >

The first mail from Paris direct.
arrived this morning. We received
Paris papers to the 18th. contain
ing intelligence Of great interest and
Importance.
The provisional governments dis
Sawed, and BY Decree of the Sc
nate, the Government oftheKingdom
has been conferred upon Nonsieur.
until the arrival Of Lonis XVIII.
and his acceptance OF the Constiir
tion. The Decree was presented %
him by the Senate in body. Oh =
evening of the 1Ath..N Totgu.cf,a
made an appropriate Speech. io
which Monsieur replied
The Emperor Austria entered
Paris in stile on the 5.,e II was
met by the Emperor Alexander. aad
King Of Prussia, & the Grown Prince
of Sweden, and received at the har
rier by M0nsipur and IN immense
conceurse OF persons. isis Im,e
rial Majesty took up his residence at
the Hotel Charost, since called the
Borghess paIace.
Many of The attendants Of Bona
parte have refused to accompany
him. even his fayorite Mameluke
General Bertrand and Desnoulles.
ami one more officer. go with him.
Part of the Allied troops from
Paris. left France TO reercss the
Rhine.
Sieyes, Champagny. Savary. Ma
ret, many other civil and military
Officers have sent in their adhesion.
Addresses and dispatches flow into
Paris from all parts of France.
Monsieur holds Ieyee every
morning. and inspires. by the affabi-
Iity of his manner. the mixed grace
aud dignity of his demeanor. and by
| his ta.cnts. universal confidence and
enthusiasm.
The gallant Butcher has been o.
blised from i'll health. TO retire from
the command Of tue Silesian army.
The Mars, French vessel. arrived
yesterday at Portsmouth,, with two
DEPUTIES. sent to invite Louis XVIII
to take his departure for France in
the PoIonaiss. The deputies set of
| Immediately for Hartwell.
some conversation took place yes
| terday in Parliament. upon the pa
peers relative to the negotiation at
| Chatiilon. On account OF the late
glorious events, ministers deemed il
improper to produce them now. Il
new negotiation having commenced,
which promised the hapriest effects.
They would. indeed. exhibit to us the
| frantic obstinaey of BonaParie. in
persistipg in demands ofthe most ex-
travagaut nature.
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Alexandria County, June Term, 1914.
ORDERED, That the Executors
of THoNAs Cole deceased, do insert
the following advertisement times
week for four weeks in the Alex
andrla r1e1spa ers-
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r Of Wills.
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Orders have been given for the
ocaadiag squadron oHthe several
French ports 10 return into Ports
hoGib aud Plymouth.
Preparations are already making
% reigcing our seyera! war estab-
shUeR;s. Or;ters have been issU-
\ for disbanding the militia on tlie
filh Of Juae.
The ArchGuchess .FIGrid LouSia.
is new said does not accompany
PcasParle to E!ba bat retires TO
Oaaalla, in Italy where she viii re-
de, and take tie title Of Archdueh-
IS Of Castalla. il seems rrobahle
bat Terrace Gicorce will. at 80 dis
fn Fericd be pronounced betYeen
Dem
lcuis XVIII. having declared his
adnesslo acrcp, The French Crown
Pd constitution, under such ar.
fnssmenis as the authority OF the
cui'y shall think 1T, bis Majesty
heSPee,ed, will depart in q few
!" Ills Il. III. the Duke of Ga
FRe, kdmifal 0f the Fleet. is TO
'nmand tie Royal ya,eh. which
!, been sruered by The Admiralty
DC prepared Cor the occasion.
ns Majesty, We understand. would
'eirr being crowned at Rheims.
s0ftlas 10 the custom ofthe Kings
aaeestors; but the Cathedral is
0la and decay cd. The eere-
'ay Us. however. TO be performed
Tue 'eAerable Archbishop Of
aeius. who is upwards OF ninety
as oil. HIS Majesty will be ac-
assaIed TO France by the Dutch
"hosauleme, Count de la Cha
= h's secretary Due dc Gram.
s'' aada select number Of TIE
sSl9hi Nobility.
e>' MaIes'y is expected o@be in
=" re present at the feie TO be
"a % Louis AYIlI. by the Prince
Stai.
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n LoNDoN. April "a.
-. ,S' Allied sOvereisas sat..re;l
n az o'clock en- tue mossins
1, - ais' OF Mareh and the cape
|,n 'S Aaaaer Immediately entered
h.. 'ahs's hoase as his head
EA,. ~ss, five couple this fact with
Wv w. which Immediately ioilo@ed.
useeni, as il indeed We have
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Caleb Hand, Ex'or
l. O S II

A Note of the Lancaster
Bank for 5 5o-ope OF the Union Bank,
Georgetown, go and another not re.
collected. The finder will be reward
ed (if required) by leaving them with
Mr.. TRlPLRTr, at the City Tavern.
June II g..
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no doubt that it was, that some pre-.
yious understanding ard correspon-
dence had existedbetween TaIIeyrand
and the Allied Sovereigns, and that
the measures which were snbse-
quently adopted, such as, the De-
thronement of Bonaparte, the for
nation ola Provisional G Government.
&c. were previously. and fully agreed
upon.
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The Imperidi Court Of Paris.
pccrer, thut they adhere unani-
resJy TO the dethronemeat Of Bo
,,rarie and his family, pronounced
k decree of ihesSeaate OF the Sd
!; h, and. that faithful 10 the fsada-
u.rtal laws ofihe Kingdom. they de-
re with all their heart, the return
,rtbe head Of IKE house Of Bourbon,
|, Gle hereditary throne of ST. Lou
!. [Sigaed
SesHier, Daples.
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LoNpoN. AnriI s.

Masters. it is said, have given
|he American Commissioners 10 an
|eSsiand, that they viii enter into
bodiscusSions with them until tue
question OF the hostages has been
|isgOSea Of. as they are determined
shall make no part Of the nego.
FiaGOps for peace.
Twenty-Five thousand troops are
|STthuith TO be transported 10 Ame-
|iea; L already, the public mind is
repaired for the exertioa of all our
|treugih. in bringing back that fro
|sN People 10 unconditional submits
(eG.
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tract, has been this day re-
3 40 : e. ,r,,n Lord Viscount Castle
c'' e = addressed to Earl Bathurst :
rc'ssD' Paris. April IS. isti.
the honor to acquaipt your
, aa that Monsieur made his
' -, entry yesterday, and was re-
Iao'J with tie usmost eordiality by
''''s ',solc population of Paris Ii
pc % %".msd more expedient that the
~ Should he purely French,
,g;cd Sovereigns did not there
lend. nor did any Of their
E@ ~, io:n the eortege bat as the
lion family had been SO long
Vent in England. l thought |
ID neither incur the displeasure
f., Prince Regent, nor give occa-
4. 10 any injurious comment. by
'.,;cs his Royal Hishness at the
1 ..,r, and accompanying him into
HE whole OF the British
t..,icp lere present attended. and
e. ,ae Field Marshals Of the En-
4. we're close 10 his person. whilst
E,igssersed tie to~n amidst the
|,rtsGse of ihespeopie.
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Public Sale.

On WEDNESDAY nert he I5ih insf.
will be sold at the tats residence Of
Cant. Thomas Cole, on Henry Street,
(near Kennels lanyard
A variety Of elegant house
hold and kitchen furniture, consisting
of Sideboard Sofa, Looking-glssses,
Carpets, Beds, Bedsteads, Tables, Ma.
hogany and Windsor Chairs Glass. ware,
&c. SC.
ALSO,
An excellent MICH cow.
P. G. Marstellcr.
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The British ambassador at Madrid has
announced the arrival Of King Ferdi-
nand, at Genoa, on the Gath March.
W. Y. Gazette.
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Halifax was illuminated on the arri
val lot the news there. A part Of the
feet " hieh sailed from Cork, April 10,
has arrived at Halifax
The Rolnark, II, from of N. London
CT. a, Halifax 25,h ult. with an Amerl
can sloop from n. Y. for Boston, her
prize.
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Bosros, June 3,

BosToN, June 8.
Yesterday the Hon. CHRISTIE.
PIER GORE was reelected Sena.
tor Of the U. States for six years from
the 4th March next.
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PARIS, April ID.

Nothing more clearly proves how
guilty those persons have made tnem-
seiye,. who have dared TO intercept the
.rActs s. The dispatches Of Government
since the lss of this month. than the
rev snd useless efIusiop OF blood which
ta,k Mace at Toulouse on the 10th INST
The Marshal Duke Of Dalmatia, not
w;,hstending the precaution taken oy
,hr Provisional Government, to give
b,m speedy knowledge OF the great
. ytn,s " 81 h saye restored Peace TO
F ance snc Europe, not having ~eceis-
ed any information Of them, accepted
The battle, and new wrea,hs OF cyprus
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We understand, that Col. Smelling
passed TIN ough this city, yesterday morn.
ing for Washington, with dispatches
from Gov. Provost, to the Secretary of
State. The Major left Plattsburg on
Thursday evening. Mer. Adp.
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Mr. H. w Bool, Jun. agent of pri-
va,e aimed brig Scourge, came passen-
ger 10 lid vessel arrived in town, in
forms US, that Norway had declared itself
independent, and that Delegates appoint.
ed by the people were to meet at Dram,
small village near Christianna-tbere
10 form new Constitution. Prince
Christian Frederick, heir apparen, to the
Crown OF Denmark had Withdrawn his
claim, and merely Wished to enjoy Exc
cutiye powers, and was very popular.
The strongest national antipatby existed
against the Swedes, and the people were
determined not TO come under that 60.
yernment. Norway had $4,000 men
ready 10 take the field The situation of
the country was dreadful--the poorer
class of people were necessiated to take
bark from trees s grind 1t, from whence
they made bread ; not sufficient grain ia
the country for two months consumption.
A minister had been semitic England to
negotiate, by the name OF Caster .Anker,
of distinguished abilities, and their anti.
cipations were great from that quarter.
Money deprecated to such degree that
The Spanish dollar formerly worth two
Danish, was now at the exchange OF 40
to |. The Rat.lesnake in addition TO the
Ann Elizabeth, spoken of before, prize
to said vessel, had captured nine others:
one Of which large t ansportof q guns,
as men, gescrai suit, and SO soldiers
on board, with 70 F ench p isoners-
was taken af,er an action ct Is minutes,
with the loss of Ser captain and three
mep-The Rat;lesBske had one man
wounded.
The Scourge spoke in addition to tn
vessels spoken of before the Prize shl,
Ontario formerly Pocahon'as oil Bosto
p ize 10 the scnr Lawrence, Capt. Is,
# Baltimore. The prize was from v
.ensia bound to Gs esnoek, with CAL
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,xcH.SeE corFEE HOUSE.
EXCHANGE CUFF Eh
Boston, Saturday Eng, June a
Nessrs. Lang * Turner,
Latest from FranoeS England.

\ gentleman arrived in town this cay
from Burlington, who favored me with
a Montreal Paper OF the s8th oit. con,
tanning London dates to the evening OF
the s2d Of April, and Paris to The 18TH;
,hree DAYS later ihau by the arrival al
Halifax-received by an ARRIVAL at Qae-
bee. Extracts follow.
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A BOAT PICKED up.

MAS picked up yesterday morning
w oil this town FALLS LONG
BOAT. The owner may have her a.
gain by applying at this office, paying
the expsnce of this advertisement
and leaving reward for the person
who secured her.
Jone II. a..
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armies SO full of mutual esteem, the
consequence Of yalor, have engaged
each other, and the French troops at.
ter an heroic resistance had evacuated
Toulouse. We have to regret the
death of Gen. Taupin, General of Diyi-
sion, and the severe wounds Of Gene.
rails Harispe and Bourst, Generate Ber-i
lier and Gasquet, the Col. of the 10th
Infantry of the line, and NJ Morlincourt
commanding battalion Of Artillery are
also wounded
The Courier, who carried to the
South Of France The news Of Bonsparte's
dethronemeDt, having been detained
upon the road il is affirmed that Oh the
llth there was bloody battle, between
Lord Wellington and Mars al Soult,
the allies ren aimed masters of the field
oi battle
lie ihdispnsition OF Bondparte had at
6rs, appeared very seriops, and DR..
& pfrisact repaired t. Fontainbleau,
III liz p.tient is d ing better, and lie
IS 5ecltediy to set off to day to the
'etact Of his destination. He is accom-
5aoi~a by the English Col Campbell,
Z Russian Gen Iies~aloff, Prus,ian
and Austrian General, and an escort of
1900 men OF the allied troops
|, is affirmed that The fate OF the Ro-
u,an ,iaes and of Tuscany is determin-
cd--tbe former are to be given backto
ne Pope, anc Tuscany will DE restored
to the Grand Duke of Wurtzburg.
Paris, AhrHl7.
This morning Bonsparte at last set
off from Fontainbieau.
1t is affirmed that he yesterday de.
manded three Libraries, that OF Fon,aln.
bleau, that of the Council of State, and
nns private Library at the ThulIleries, &
besides, all his carriages, TO the aumber
of l6o.
.Ahvl Is.
is saidthat Bonaparte set OF It length
IN the 18th, at in the afternoon, for
The Isle Elba.
FoHEuMOtfuEs "IrH ios We "A'
BoDaparte though sick, reads every
day the Paris papers. His hand trem.
blrs while he reads them. and his un.
teady eye rapidly runs over them. He
seems still to .ouk for the exl'avagaDt
and ridiculous praises, with Which they
lid not cease TO | ad him, Alas he
finds there no" only tardy and painful
truths His physical and moral dejec.
ions shews with what anxiety he sup
port tic burtheI, and how lmpaticBt he
IS under it.
Sometimes forgetting that he has act
ed his part, and that he has ceased to
be the hero, har erccHcrcs, he flies in
10 a passion and threatens With the
heights of his anger, the audacious
wletches who dare to speas 10 him so
disrespec,iully.
Then coming to himself ard recol-
lec,ing thai he is 20 longer the redoubt-
able Napoleon, he exclaims in agony.
= II | tad been tod three years ago, an
hundredlh part of what l hear now,
should be still upon the Throne"
The foregoing is all the information
kthc paper Contains worth communiCat.
'fng. Nothing of American affairs c.
ven mentioned.
Portsmouth, Eng. AfrR IT,.
The Eagle -, Ad. Freemantle. is to
sail imme dia,ely from the Downs, to es-
cort the King of France to Beulousne,
The King Of France entered London
Oh the 2oih April, in his Royal Cbarac-
ter, and was received at the house APP
4 l. IL. IL IL
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Public Sale.
ON Saturday the 18th inst. viii 20
sold on the premises,
A tract of Land containing
800 ACRES,
Seventy of which are in wood, situate
in the county Of Fairfax. adjoining the
Rose Hill tract Terms Of Sale ono
third cash, the balance in one and two
years with interest
Daniel F. Dulany,
VIM. Herbert, Jun.
June II dts.
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Portsmouth, Eng. AhrR Ia

The Eagle -, Ad. FreemantIc. is to
sail i.nmed iately from the Downs, to es-
cort the King of France to Beulougne.
The King Of France entered London
on the Goih April, in his Royal Cbarac-
Ter, and was received at the house APP
pointed for that purpose, b, the Prince
Regent, who addressed him as follows.
+ Here fellows the addressa and the Kings
reply, but i have not time to write
them.
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June H..
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ORPHANS COURT.

June II
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1814-02-26

Winchester Female Academy.
YErE public are herebynotifed, that
the Schools which have heretofore
been conducted separately under
the care of Mr.. HILL and Mrs. NJ
cHoLs, are hereafter to be connected, and
to he managed under the joint care of the
same init ruetors.
The Lancaiter School, that wonderful i'm
provement in the art OF teaching, the chief
excellency of which, as yet, lies in teaching
the elementary parts of education. will con-
tinue under the particular direction of Mrs.
Nichols, az the rate ften dollars per year.
Those young ladies who have made some
progress In education, will come under
the care of Mr.. Hill, who will teach
reading and parsing the Engliih language,
latter the pupil has acquired some facility
in plain reading) Geog raphy with the use
of the Globes and Maps, Philosophy, AS
tronomy, HiRory, &c. at the rate of 20
dollars per annum.
Those pupils who may not be well
grounded 10 the elements Of education, and
can read plain reading ,oIerably, may d.
vide their time. between the two depart
ments so as 10 commit their rules, write
and cypher with Mrs. Nichols, and prsc.
lice reading and spelling with MIR. Hill,
al the mean rate of II dollars per annun,,
This arrangement is TO be left discretion
airy with parents, who are hereby rcquea
ed immediately to intimate their wiihes up
on the subject; whether they would prefer
their children Of this description to con
time exclusively under the care of Mrs,
Nichols, or to divide their time as pro.
posed, that arrangements may be made
accordingly.
The only vacation In the school here
after viii be the month Of AuguR. and a
few days about the usual holidays.
1t Is contemplated TO conduct the Lam
caltcrian School in the eosuing spring up
on an extensive scale, so as TO teach con
siderable number OF The poorer children,
gratis. Although this school is designed
principally for females, small boys may,
notwithstanding, be admitted ia the Lsn-
CATER School.
JanSary 8. sc
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NiER. WILLIAM MCCORMICK,
W. Junr. having recently been quaiifi-
ed by che Coutt of Frederick county, as
Deputy Surveyor for said county, by and
with my appreciation, I take this method
of recommending him to the public, as a
young man who viii execute aay businefs
within the limits of his official duties,
which may be entruaed to him, with a
due degree of fidelity and dispatch
VIM. CAoTLEMAN, Junr. SIC
will attend regularly every Court, at
the Hotel of Capt. M'Guire, in Winches-
ter, to receive the commands OF the pub
lie, and will be grateful for any business
committed to my attention.
Wa. M'CORMICK.
February s. oo,f