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March 9

baltimore Iffre Man4factory.
he Snbse ribers have WIFE from No to 70,
which they cf'er for sale lower than can Le'
Imported, At their Store No. Q, Watcr.stree,.
G. NEWEoUsE * Co.
baltimore, March Q. 4,
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w Z S I ERIN l. NDS
Feb 90.

compliance with the will of the late col. YIN.
n netn, !, together with his surviving Executors
ofc Cor sale, ''o"
THREE TRACTS OF LAND.
Lying between the Sciota & Little M;an; R;v.-s
North West OF the Ohio, The same being lapda
granted the Tesator for military ser.;.n. d.,
the revolution. One tract yiug on the East fnrS
OF the Little Miami, containing 1853 8 acr.s.-One
on the Scoss River, containing 500 IS aores-snS
anolner on brush Creek containing 900 acrss.-Aj-
so, one tract containing IVY e.S acres f., ~
hshisno Cree- branch Of tie Ohio. Tbo,,
snda accounting 10 s677 gS serss. an persona de-
srous OF purchasing, who ealfnot more conveniently
communicate with the Truitses of Col. Heth, viii
Tor more particular Information. shall he At Cb;I,
eothe, and Oh the lands, by the goth OF April
prepared to give ndisputabie and; sst.slec,orv Go
seyahees to purchasers, should ,.ore 8e any app!i-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-03-12
TT G. HETH,
E*o'r an! Trustee.
Feb IN

Feb. 10. "''' 1S'ee'
G~r The Editors ofpapers printed in Chilicotbe
VIII please insert the Sbose advertisement for thres
months, and transmit their counts TO The ofiee ~
.ne enquirer Tor payment, or, they shall receive
the. ''S :" Sh'"e0'
T.. ~ II. c. II.
On
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15
Congress of the U. States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
MoxpAY, Feb. IA.

The House in committee of the whole
ON the report Of the committee ct Pen
s;ons and Revolutionary Claims, upon
the petition al Mary Clever, praying
that Congress would allow. her apensicn
for tie loss Of her two sons. who were
killed on board the frigate Constitution
u, her eagae ement with the Java. Mr..
Reid Of Mas, ,poyed to amend the re-
solutioB submitted by the commitree, by
striking ont ell the words thereof after
HE word :. Resolved" and substituting
the following "that the committee Of
Pension. and Revolutionary Claim be
instructed report bill granting pen.
sion Or sratuilY out OF the naval per-
sion ,tlna to he petitiener; Ebici,anend-
men, wa. adopted o. TIE House
On motion OF Mr., Epprs, the House
resolved itself into 9 committee of The
whole, NJ. breckenridge in he char,
on tie bill authofislug loan for the
year ali; the mu,ion before TIE Houas
was 10 ii, up the blank with Tpcnty-
hue MHhons.
Mr.. CalPeper resumed the floor
ahjrh be had Pccp9ied II the close ofthe
session on SATURDAY laat. lie repiisd.o
tie ohservatiQns which had been madc
respecting he popuiarity Of the va: and
.nsls,ed, tharlt the American people
cQud tightly understand rs Sfee e. a$ea
of the'~ war, they would a5aadon j, t.e
sraio so'c TOLL lhe biaak 10 the N2i,
Wrh- = n,odeieie SUN, which IN addiuel
to 'oe cr,rest TeYentc Of the major,
wouiA re sn'Seielt fr The polPo>e5 oi
defence. ne " >4id alter iite rui~s and
practice Il pecting toreigncfs--4..a Goa
cIHde az insnediss AtmlstlIe. r.
/, Nj s!aaso4 :nhpwesl,in 81 ahlt and
an,mytssi spstch ssainst tie tiIi' AID
W.. speaking when cur reporter loit the
u u
..- ....-.-,. .-,.g,-.-.x..
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mas DeSu QtSSEACCu iot SauSSAS uD ~
vision to be surprised in Octobor near
Dresden, by ST. Cyr, and defeated.
The British frigate Seahorse had cap.
tured French privateer on the French
coast, which Immediately afterwards
sunk, and onlysag out of y men, we're
saved. The whole of the officers pc.
rished.
The twsnty-third bulletin ofibe Crown
Prince closes with bitter criticism up
on Bonaparte's want OF talents in the late
events It's SO strong passage, that
We cannot help repeating it. What Will
the opposition, the panegyfists OF theCor-
sican say to IT.
I" 1t is incoDceivable how . man, who
bad commanded inthirty pitched battles,
and who had exalted himself to military
glory, in apprepriating to himself that
Of all the old French generals, should
have been capable Of concentrating his
army in SO uDfayorsbie position as that
in which he had placed it; the Elster
and the PIeisse in his rear, marshy
ground to traverse; and only single
bridge for the passage OF 100000 men
ADD 5000 baggage waggons.-Every
one asks, is this the great captain who
has hitherto made Europe tremble I"
On the Cd of Oct. the Spanish Secre-
,ary Of Foreign Affairs, appeared in the
Cor,es, and gave an account OF the cx-
listing relations Of s pain with Foreign
Power.--Estract--" The government
OF the United States OF America hadn
ackno vledged Ferdinand With as king
of Spain; it permitted, however, the
re sidence OF our minister. II had seized
Amelia Island aud Western Florida,
which it soon after evacuated; but it had
since seized another of cur provinces
We understand the Alexander brings
Information that vessel, supposed to
be the Neptune, descending the Baltic
with, or on account Of the American
commissioners, had been wrecked in the
gulf of Finland;
~ That our eHvoys had prcsseded to
Berlin; and from thence we're to go to
Copenhagen to Embark for America
We should conceive it more probable
they would enter Holland. Where did
they negotiate an armistics or treaty, If
they have made either !
That the Danes had withdrawn from
Hamburg; g
That the fleet at the Helder had sur
rendered to the Dutch.
1t is said that Lord Castlereagh had
goneto Holland
Socks, West India produce, many
features, sc. have risca greatly In Eis-
land, 10 consequence of the favorable
news from the continent.
1t appears that the French Marshal
Davoust, Prince OF Eckmuhl, having his
,st.eat to France cut of, has retired
wilma party Of his army from Hamburg
to the Danish Dominions This may
keep the Danes faithful 10 France some
VIVA. longer, but they must find 1t diff.
cult to provision the French troops.
The Swiss have resumed portion o!
their independence, lave Withdrawn
from, the war on the side Of France, and
declared themselves neutrals. &
Naples has assumed independence,
and opened her ports.
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FROM NANTZ

-I'rers o. a letter ffroW pery reshee-
'oslr merchant, dated .Aantz, Dec. 6,
'sr''Ved at Bosror.
"uT prices aie absolutely nominal,
nu 50 much depressed thatit would be
ss'ess To send youa price current. We
$50 very momentoas events ~ilttake
|s ''idn three months. 1t is, how
-, rs cs';a'n thst we have no amount of
S.ae'al produce on sand, and in case
;.1A Confidence should revive they
-. 50 SUI tern TO good cccount-But
I ~ y, &c turn then. et all! We are w.
rs ard perhaps on the eve of being
' We hops fer the best. The
-" oiNspies decla-es its Irdcpca.
N.Y. me- aui,s At Gags aud reduces its
o en'rF Holland shakes off its
4 ana Is this dGy Free Bot viii it
49, : .o,F ReFron (? We ere in arm. a.
- ~, We Par-se pay-we pay
afes cid an ot6ee, therefore
''N iOFcsd 10 .nasca."
49, ;Sc House of Delegates
s Oil isfihg taxes for tbs
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COMMUNICATION.
On the Nomination, by The PRECEDENT, Of
GEO. w. CAMPBELL,
TO BE
SECRETARYOF THE TREASURY


Ia. hl,nde, o,o,n,ic . mon.,,un her.
H., ,.h.,., ~. f.o /. .;,,..v ia
:. :.
It would seem that our Ruler, 10 making
selections,
Was influenced solely by party eonnex.
ions.
N0's 'e"us ~ ~
trammel'
Since sRoreigner still. must preside
.,e
WHY neglect Fromen.in, who was bern
;,1aa, Er,,
&C.. "a ...,, .
why s'ra'" AZ na'' anu '~Hi'" :
| Camel 2"
Us the common opinion that froRe"'
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Far EIG,N' IN glEEEIGkA'CE.
FROM ENGLAND.
BosToN. Feb. 9.
PreliminGries nf q General Peace in

BosToN, Feb. 9.
PreliminGries nf General Peace in
FiIrope.
On Sunday evening last. arrived in
n ,ntasket Roads. (B"-;on harbor)
ship ANA Alexander. Capt. kemn.
Lon in Fl DAYS ii'om ..igerFooi. We
have been iavoned vita gt5a;9op pa
persto tie 27tsl, mont. later than
previous adyiecs. The mast promi-
nent AMI Important article nf Dews.
is the ob;sr q gyeliM;aarjes TOR c
.ssnsrai psggs, 5y tde allied po1cefs, e
its accep!aice 5g BoHcparie
Frcai the complexion az the En-
siish papers. il appears That this offer
was mace and accepted without The
interyeaiionOr knowledge OF Britain !;
and il IS doubtless the cabse Of The
su,:den departure ST Caslleseash for
the continent.
The Prince OF Orange s. his son.
had arrived in Holland, and were
cordially received by the inhabitants.
LeNBoN. Dee. IL.
Letters fem -. Petersburg. dated
second Nov. we're cecei, ed Yesterday.
stating thai The second atieupt OF
Mediation having faiiet of lis pur.
pose. Mrssrs. ,saiiai;H and BaEa:d
preparing iet.ke their departure. &
were to ,'etnrY by Berlin h Copen-
hagen. Tie vessel which had been
provided with Cartel for their ac-
eommodasion, having been lost on
he voyage FROM tie Gu'ph of Fin
land to Gottenburg. another ship
was preparing for their reception.
DECEMBER %.
i4eid Castfereash set out for The
Continent on Alon;.av, accompanied
by tile Zen, MIR. /. i,inson. AS yet
little has transpired relative TO the
cause that induced one ,ef the men,
beers OF tie Cabinet 10 undertake
SUCH mission.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15

+, v.s stated at Washington yes
,.rlov. that Dispatches brought BY
- a., Alexander, arrived at Bas,
-, had been received BY the Score
tary Of State.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-02-15

Appointments by The President and
Senate of,te United States.
Richard Rush 81 fhladelphis, A,tnr-
ney General 81 The United States, vice
Wi!liam Pinckoey, resigacd.
Ez>kiel Bacon Of Massachusetts,
Conpreilsr of the Treasury, vice r.
Rush, resigned.
on Saturday the S.h Instant, the follow.
Ing gentlemen ver. elected Directors
q tue Domestic Manufacture Compa-
ny Tor tie present year:
!oan AfKenny, jain richards,
Io'edk Dean, .6rrh. 81 Cleea,
JaasS Gone!dss, joan Longaea,
|estha Cckcyen.
AEd at meeting of the Beard, John
A'eney, ESQ. was unanimously re-
Elected Chairman.
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District of Columbia, to wit !:
County Of .dlexandria, .atrit Term 1918.
John u. Scott, Cemhsainann
AGAINST
Thomas Vowel Trustee and Executor
of Andrew Wales deceased, David
Low, James Low, William Low, Jo.
snnah Low, and Thomas Low, De.
visees of tie said Andrew Waies
deceased, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants David Low, James
Low, Thomas Low, and William Low,
not having entered their appearances
md given security according to the
statute and thesrules OF this court, and
it appearing to the satisfaction oil the
court upon affidayit that the said De.
PENDANTS David Low, James Low, ard
William Low, are not inhabitants OF
his district: On motion OF the said
.ompls inant hy his counsel il is order
ed, that the said Defendants do APPEAR
sefe on the first cay Of November
7 erm next. aud nswer the Bill ofibs
Complainant. and that copy Of this
rider be o.ifwitb inserted for two.
riOnths successfully m one Of the
ewspapers published in Alexandria,
nd that another copy be POSED at the
iront door OF the Court House OF the
said county.
A Copy Tsst,
G. Deneale, c. G.
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"A NUI1v ssrt
G. Deneale, c. c.
Feb IS. Pm.
Norlce, is hereby Given,

Notice is hereby Given,
To the Stockholders ofthe Meehan.f'a
Bank Of .dteI andria,
That an election will be
held at the Court Rouse in this town,
m the second Monday in March nexs
itti), for the purpose Of choosing
iiiteso Directors for the ensiise year.
By order Of tie President and Di'
rectors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
Cashieft
February II. dte.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Has some likely young NEGROES
Maze and Female to hire, ii immediate
application is made to
]. c. West,
Lower end Of Regal Street.
February "a, 81.
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SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.

PARIS, Dee. 10.
To day, Sunday, Dee. f9, his Ma
iesty The Emperor and King set OF
at one O'clock from the palace OF the
Thu;ileFies. to repair in state to the
Legislative Body, where having been
received with the usual ceremonies,
his Majesty. after taking his seat.
made the following speech 80
Senators. Councillors Of State,
deputies from the Departments TO
the Legislative Body Splendid sieto-
ries haveraissd the glory ofthe Frenh
arms during this campaign: defte-
tions without parallel have rendered
those victories useless-allh has turned
against us. France itself would be
in danger, but for the union Il ener.
gy Of fhe French.
sin these. ueighty circumstances,
it was NV first thought TO call you
around me. My heart has need OF
the presence and Of the affection of
my subjects.
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Mr.. Monroe is stated, 70 hsve express,
sed his conviction afe@ days since, 20
one Of the foreign Ministers st AVash-
ing;oR; that PsGre socn!d sros2 or #
he ten,l,ag nsgoTasio7s a; ,GOften6lTs.
Those who are influenced in their CAL
culations by every idle word, which may
chance 10 drop from the officers Of So
vsrnHeut upon this interesting subject,
viii do veil to remember that only .
wesk or two since, Mr. Monroe assured
one of his acquaip,ances thas be had no
ertseiG lion 81 "a feace from the mission 10
Egrots.
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AIIE,gANDgIA.
TUESDAY. EEsnuAsY Is.
6 20 sHsw

20 sHsw -
s. so7y cs TIE TIME
'a 90 voax AND ppFs.uRs.
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Same further and highly inte-
-, news from Europe will be found
,o,umns of TO day. The intelli-
.. brought by the arrival OF the Ann
a., at Boston. has reach
~ m mart, and is Of avery impor-
80, nature. Mary of Bonapa best
t f,;soa, begin to think that he has been
really beaten
IT.. ,nnoirtment of Mr.: Campbell to
u. Secretary of the Treasury, is said to
,,,e r;yen general dissatisfaction a.
,n,,os, the Democrats in Congress. II
,.,.,;,,Iv unfortunate, that man so
,o,sllr incompetent to discharge the dn'
,;,,of that important Office, should have
h,sn onnnin,ed 10 it, at this dangerous
.,;t;e N The financial affsirs oft: ceuD-
,rv. TAere is but oDe way of accounting
for this strange appointment, which vs.
that Mr.. Campbell is 20 be mere tacna
ten-us oftbe Treascrv Department. nn'
Ill the return 81 Mr.. Galla,in. II is pro-
bahle tar no Other man could he found
who would agree III accept IT under thr
SANG circumstances and unoD The san4
terms. The general expectation was
that the appointments would have beer
conferred on 4N~. Cheves. SrGh Sc
lection would have given general ss1s'
fsc,inu to discerning men Of al par,i's
But sycophaucy. not merit, is tbe pass
port 60 Office. III this were not the case
az - m2au noq9 should cor,r, sAa
Stand bare : >
Hou many BE- commanded, That corr
naad
How much 8onor, hick'd from fhe
Cker end rain If IRE tin:as
Toe nsv vGrnisheg
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CLOnER SEED.
3
A parcel of New Warranted
CIsOyER SEED,
For SALE BY
Joseph Mvadevaac.

FOR SALE,
Clover Seed in Ticrces,
Spirits Turpersine in Barrels, -
Richmond inspected Tobacco in Hogs.
heads,
Muscoyado Sugars in do.
Double Refined Loaf Sugar,
First quality Spinning Cotton,
Adould Candies,
Coarse and Ground Alum Salt. y
JOIN GIRD, Msrchons's Wha.f
Feb. Is.
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support Of Government .-Ayes los,
Noes s3.-This Bill lays on ss l-sd per
cent more tax upon the srhoas mass OF
the present subjects Of taxation. Eng.
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ATTENTION!

a | / EN- ION
THE members composing Inc com.
pany of Independent Bi1es, a'e here
by notified to attend quarterly meet
ing at Mr.. Shethar's Tagcrn,on Tues.
day evening next at 7 O'Clock 2, NJ.
BY order OF the Captain.
II. Brawner, Secry.
s Feb II
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St. Andrews Society.

A STATED quarterly Meeting Of
"A the 81. Aadrew's Society, viii bs
held at Mir. DANIEL McDcUeALL's,
on Tuesday the 4 5th inst. at 6 O'clock
p. M.
& By order ofthe President.
Wsi. GREGORY, Sec'fy. $
February Is. III.
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as..a :. ,sc Hau.e of Delegate.
'0 ia' Bal @isgiRs taxes for tbs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-10-24
PROTOCOL OF CONFERENCE.
AUGUST 3 1914,

AUGUST B 1914
The British and American commission
ers having met, their full powers we're
respectively proauced, which were touhd
satisfactory, and copies thereof we're cx-
changed.
The British Commissioners stated the
following subjects as those upon winch L
APPEARED TO Them hat the discussion be-
tween themselves md Inc American Com
m~ls,ioners, would DC likely 10 tuln.
/. The forcible SEIZURE oil mariners from
ON board merchant SHIPS OH the high seas,
and in connection with 1t the right oil the
king OF Grea, Britain 10 the allie Z ,ance oi
MS " subjects.
2. That the peace be extended TO the In.
dian allies of Grea, B itain, and that The
boundary Of their territory be defnluseiy
maj ked out, as a pei manen IN barrie, between
the dominions OF Great Britain and the
United States An arrangement on this
subject to be a sine qua non OF d treaty OF
peace
3. A revision Of the boundary line be-
tween the British and American territories,
with the view to prevent future uncertainty
and dispute. ,
The British Commissioners requested
inioI m.lion whether the American Conn.,
missioners were instructed 10 enter into
negotiation On the above points. But before
they desired any answer, they feI IL right TO
communicate the intentions oftheir govern
ment as to the North American fisheries,
viz. That the British Government did no,
intend 10 grant to the United States, graf
ultously, the privileges formerly granted by
treaty to them, ii fishing within tie limits
Of the British sovereignty and Of using the
shores oithe British territories Tor purposes
connected win the fisheries.
AUCUsT g..
The meeting being adjourned to The 9Th
of August, the Commissioner met again
on hat day.
The American Commissioners at this
meeting stated, tina. upon the irst and third
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
Muskets and Rili IS.
y. s.. Ordnance Department.
Washington City, Nov. i9.

DROP0SALS viii be recsiyed at the United
States Ordnance Department, Washington
City, from companies or individuals, in any Sec.
ton of the southern or western states, for the
supply OF the following articles
h -. MUSKErS, WITH BAYONETS.
A wiper TO each musket and twelve screw
drivers and bullet screws TO every hundred
muskets. -.
RIFLES.
With each riAea wiper and bullet mould. and
eleven ball screws and screw driyerswith every
hundred rifles.
Patterns for the muskets and rifles will ba
furnished and the articles, when completed
tor delivery, will be inspected by an officer to
be appointed by this Department. Satisfactory
security will be required for the faithful per-
fer,nance of the Contracts. 4,.
The proposals will state The prices, and the
number agreed to be furnished in specified pc
RODS as also The places ofsdelivery. q, = -
Contracts for an Immediate, ;or early, supply
are desired !; but they will also be continued Cor
certsin quantities throughout the succeedinr
year, or years, ~ may be agreed upon.
In any district where there may be an Officer
of the Ordnance Department stationed, the pro.
posals maybe made through him, u preferred.
81 The Printers of the Laws Of the United
States in the southern and western states. win
be pleased to give the foregoing fsw inser-
lions in their respective papers, and transmit
t,eir accounts { 2 settlement.
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PnILADsLpHfA, Nov. IS.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND !.

Captain Whitney, of the cartel Perssve.
rance. from Barbados. informs us, that he
saw Barbsdoes paper Containing London da
,es TO the 18Th Sept. but their contents we're
not of importance. The general impression
in England appeared to be thar the Degocia-
HITS expedition had not sailed at that time !;
and there appeared t. be disposition on the
f,nrs Of the British government to suspend
sbe embarkation until the result of the Fien-
nn Congress. The affeius of the Continent
we're very far from being permanently set
sied; and events of greas importance were
~pprehended.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-23
Nessrs. lanes DenDison and John Prifchert'
Administrators Of Nm Denn;sa9, decd.

You will take notice that shall on TUESDAY,
the twenty seventh of December next At the
Tavern OF John Rives in the town of Hicks's-
ford in Greensviile county and Safe of virria
MIA proceed. to take the dispositions of Alexsn.
der Madill, John Fisher, William W. William.
and Edmund Mason, and perhaps others 20 be
read in evidence in suit depending in the High
Court of Chancsry, wherein am Plaintiff. and
you the said James Denaison and John Pritchete
As Administrators of William Dsnnison de-.
ceased, are defendants, when and where YOU
you may attend if You please.
- am yonrs, &c.
E GEORGE wooDLEY.
GrecnsvilIe, Goth Nov 1919. I'm
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CdARiEsy9s. couRISR .OsrIcs.
81 Thursday. Nov. II.
-e - osciock AZ

LATESr FROM EuROpE..

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY this mornings sou,hera Mail. we have
accounts from AMELIA 10 the Iosh ms,
which announce s,s awiysitirre Of vessel
| froa Liverpool with accounts to Is .2'st
September. The following extracts OF let.
ters furnish the only information We have
freceiveI by this arrival.
tsxtrac.. of letter from ST. Mary's. dated
November -.
% n circular letter, quoting the above.
says--the British Governmeht had it in
contemplation to take possession of some
place from which they could forward sup.
plies of that article.
Goods have advanced at Amelia. with
in two weeks from Is to 81 IL per cent,
and the market has been. completely CLEAN.
cd" 40 B g <
4 ship arrici vat the bar last evening
in four weeks passage from Liver.
acccoants this morning are, that she
well beslost. with the whole or part Of
the cargo. consulting Of dry goods and
crates. By letter, received by this
vessel, dated Client. September 18th, 1914.
Il is said Negociations were going on at
that time. with some prospect Of a termina.
tionin Peace. In consequence Of the suppose
ed failure ofthe Negotiations when the John
Adams sailed. Cottons had advanced in Eng>
land, 80 per cent. 40. is
Extract of a letter Of the same date.
" We haves an. arrival from Liverpool,
bringing dates of the 2ist of. September. at
which period, any thing else than Peace
was expected. The British Ministers were,
by some. soon expected home, to remain
until ours received further Instructions
from headquarters. Lord HtLL's expe.
dition u delayed unfR Snriag.s
/" Bristol (Rng.) Sept i2--T The presen
price Of Cotton in Liverpool. is from q
2d.to 2s- 4d. but calculating very much, ac'1
cording to the reports of q nearer or more
distant prospect Of peace, about which mo-
thing certain is known yet.
The French ship L'Uni. from Nantz, has
arriyedat -brings letters to
the 18th sept --probably sailed about the
2oth.--No News by her has yet transpired