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Country merchants and others suppl
ed With them BY the quantity on thelow-
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testameDts, spelling books,
primers andghistories---slates and pencils:
playing and blank cards. Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powderA gene
raj assortmeilt Of Greek, Latin and En-
EgIisli school ltooks--nost Of thenew pub
LEGATIONS Of the day, and . large stock Of
standing works of merit. viz. Episcopal
and Roman prayer hooks, Psalm and
Hymn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, &c.
lie expects IN a few days supply. Of
German AImanacks, and has Just receiY-
ED BY the sFilhelmina from liverpool,
22, 600 English QuilIs
|0fa good quality and cheap English
waters in tin boxes black lead pencils
and Dutch settling wax:
sr-7P 12 gross of Humphreys foppes
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
sassf q a
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VIII So s9ld Tar cash, ois 6qt1rany the
I4tl. i avsoF this ipoat|l, az the late re.
sisIehee of EesNiNaId .Nafstellsr, o.
priuce Re ~
- 4 II .ie&fo .1ieN and one .lsSggrf
ETD1sasl and two $50 aIafst
and eeIlers sssortuleht Of Hoaskola Far
ait,sse of superior qnalisys the proper
III of Fefelinand Alarstellef to satisf}
tyso executions 10 favor Of David LenoS
md others.
The sale viii commence at nine
o'clock Id The morning &
% MI x(llf, d. ~.
Il For Boyd, Marshal.
October 4. dts
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John b. Hammatt,

.Upholster 81 Paper Hanger
uD ESPECTFJLLY informs his
h friends and the ;nhabitants Of
HAleyaNdria, he has removed t. the cor
ner of Prince and Fairfax streets, where
he has for sale general assortment Of
Upholstery, VIZ.
Bed Ticks, furniture dimoties, laces
sriRgesS and tassells. an assortment OF
Paper Hangings and borders, weavers'
Islays--a few pieces Of superior
Boiling Cloths,
Hair Mattresses keJt constantly on
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew cushings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stulfes
or repaired at the shortest notice.
4 J. B. III. Takes this opportunity to ye5
turn his sincere thanks, for tie share ot
public patronage he has received since
ne has been Id this place, and hopes by 6
continued attention to busiResss to me
rif their future commands.
AUGUST sSs st.
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en- TASTE /!

| We hare Just received by ttg B,2g IRE
szcE, Capt. Rose. from .Na9eira--
Q pipes. L. p. MADEIRA
half do. WINE;
From the houses Of Blackburn, Anglin
Iaah Murdock. Youle, Wardrop & Go.
Imported BY Messrs. Bowie and kurtz,
Iofthis place, and considered equal toa
Ihy wine imported for sale, for some time
|past.
Wchare also in Sore.
s pipes aud bali pipes south side ditto
Imported intoNsw- York before the war;.
|anfI considered equally good.
25 cases Martinique white andred No
eau Cordial, Of very superior quality:
The lovers Of this article are invited
ito try it.
Afew cases Capers in quart bottles,
much cheaper than the small bottles.
Afew kegs Picked Lemons, Of very
rood quality, and cheap in comparison
Ito their quality ard utility.
so boxes brown Soap, choice quality.
zoo bushels me oait; SultaDie ior I'd
|ble use.
$50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbls. good quality Common Wits,
key.
SO kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
III. AS IN our first outset we obsery-
led, eve now repeat) that we donot wish
Ito interfere with other dealers. but we
|are determined to Accommodate our
customers, SO as to promote their inter-
lest as we'll as our own The above
|choice articles worthy the appsltation Of
good, together with every article in the
Grocery Line, for sale By
HYATT " WILSON,
GRaaGErowS, Cornsrof Bridge and
High Streets.
August ] RS. t.
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timed Saddler
and plated wa,e
Consi
iron rim ans brass |
door locks
Stock locks
Drawers chest, desks
trunk cupboard.
and pad locks /
q, HI butt: paflia 4
ment, table ahdI
chest hinges |
Screws bolts, latch-E
81. pIanes. chs
sells aaguFS, planet
irons. comnasses. |
sa6aSes .l,an,I nan. |
nell. tenant. sash 4
ana :, ,,npass a al
as;ll Ks =, anil
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50 s'sa s;
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Joel z. Harper q Go,

STREETS, z
Haze Just receiDed an assortnenie
I! SEASONABL Il GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
Cloths supeffine and cd quality
ICassimeres, worsted cords and cassiRA
10 bales rose blankets
II bale stripped do.
| / bale fahnels asserted
Ii bale coatings
Blue, drab and mixed plains
|Worsted and cotton hosiery long and
short
Lambs wool do. do.
Blue, black, gray and drab stockinettl
s5ombazetts plain and figured
|Fombazeen, faacy vestings
Kid gloves long and short, colored and
white
Ladies and gentIemens silk gloves, co.
lored and white
Beaver and dog skin do.
Black lerantnes
White and colered Virginia do. mantua
Do. florence, plaid silk, florentine,
sewing silk, thread colored and gadA
White and colored cambrics
ninekams and calicoes, irish linens
DO. shiftings. shifting Gotten
Black md white silk hose
Banda 0 handkerchiefs
black silk do. ID. pins
Ribbons plain and figured
100 dszen yarn hose
Wit, number Of other aticles which
|tsey viii sell, Wholesale or Retail, low
Cor Cash or to Punctual Customers.
Oct. 8.
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Adam Lynn,

vpesite the sMerilapics Banks
Has feceRed b. the ship Ocean and Su
periory
"A lfr6a md geHei;af ass0Ttmeaf of
ERO. y &c r X Cutlery platesl and
Il timed saddEefy, japalned, brass
md Mated Wai eS-%-
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s 81 n & n 6
&a<sHEsly secuted ks the 0IIse& ol III
&fpadsia, 6asssIe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-02-14

That The Negociatiens ~ 0nehE 60
siaued It The last dAfss previeus -
his leaving Psrtsno inas tne
Congress 0f Vienna va SILL Y sss,s
sion. and nothing oincisi a.d srans.
pred is,at pctistons rsa D.en ss =.
e the Prince nesenA lFvn -, ny s'''
gems of Liverpool Anu u'ssssw'
'signed ~ $4,000 perssns' pr0yiHS
him to conclude an silnssaials fedcs
NTH .ainfriea--anu shas : Was 81 ],
pec'sd y fsns,ass s s s : ps.eo y Z. W."
take piace hiss' tnat ae Amol'eaa
Vessels nau Vssa scn' lnsO Iulanu
fora tong time. ,,
cap'sin Nieno,s soarusa w
.esstis uu'en 'el' L'so.u oa".
ls Maas enquiries '1'A'isc - 'us
y lSs'ssoc.s'.ous = unsA'' A.u tug N1o"
xrsss ~ s'eaaa' wv cauiu 'carn ~ ~,
s"'' eAcep. me, \, 'ns 'a.'s' We s..''
=, csss0n. .H' u.upO 90 ss ue-
.ous'y "a,'.as IVY 'ssu..' -, 8 : i,
"as y"s'.s'' $ 90 "1'''"
8 $3.50 $50 = u ~ ~ VI, :
s"o"s :.', D 8. ~, u ,:'' $ =
g s.. 80 - : . -, p m:, ""'. ~ =,
'o.n'.' '.'a' ~ =. ''4".sn ,.'a's ea''
Sisn sr ) h '..,. sai'eu i'o'n S"pea-
".en .o' & ino'''sS Anu 81 cfoN
"'lirn is'a,ds "Ofc - 20 ''en upo,
'Ae - .
- '0'.. ''rn lAs'os' '"'nu 8"
o'1 'A0 no"' my po'.' we"
.'sas, 'aa' Az 8 .c''cau p.,s"'eef,
Nv aulo ,''e i1'an ron France
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regret with me tlle
eoant,y has sustained g. - :
galiaps conmandcr Of &. It'd i.
roeps N the advance pna lajssly's
] svallsd myself Of n. ' ( 'ln,e,s,
poftlnity 8 ofdea By The .,. ALLEN %.
10 Esropss e dssach csu,; ,. q sfain
i,t.fy ioFss g the river 81. s,sO'. q
but IL arriyalsDuid not -. .a',srenc.;,
paign. ~ u The can.
Notwithstanding the ,.,.,,. -.
las taken place, on Lake chs Which
4 entsr.ain the most confdrS, M" J prA.
tlens e well FROM the anoual s.rss'a.
the description Of British ca. = ron
serving in Canada, that The go. nes
Of his Majesty. arm. thru. sheas
part OF North America will L. ~ oal
ally established. sasse
The opening Of The conp,.,. :. :.
enna has bsen retarded FIN uo.. : VI
Die causes, to 2 Liter period th'. ,', !,
teen expected. sa asd
twill be my earnest ende,,
negotiations ~hi:h are ROW 4 ne
to promote such arrange M, \ = a',
sssna 70 consolidate tina, pc &C xh,,s
EconjunctieD with his majjes,v,. .',;. LIN
bass bad the happiness Of .oteIps; '
and to fe.es'at lishthat ja.. e9uilib,%.s'
amongst tbs difesent powers eh;ch III
afford the best prospect of DeJn ~, .M
tranquility to Europe. A'''
B The rest Of the Speech dee. -,
pear 1.-THE Boston papers ''P
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American Negotiation.

III 4 -
HOUSE OF LORDS, No.ember 10
The marquis erLanshown called
the attention ef The House to an Of
fetal paper said 10 have been pub
lished by Tie Americas gevernasrn.
relciiye TO the prctensions SET M by
the British government in the nega-
tiatisns at Client. which If All hen
tie, called loudly FOR the ;nterfrresc see
OF Parliament: and required, tan the
pari Of The Ministers. u ius.iiiea,ion
of measures so new and axtrAordi
nary AS were those set forh in the
American statement.
The Z arI Of Liverpool had seen
With Mueh surprise she pappr allud
ed 10. With respect 10 the autllori
ty by which, sach statement had ap
peared, he was ignorant. He be-
lieyei il quite unprecedented ia the
history OF negotiations to publish a.
ny separate articles Of them until the
whole we're either agreed to CT re.
.jecied. The negotiations were still
pending. and he was snre the Honse
wsuld perceive the imprepriet! Ut
catering ints any discussion Of the
subject under such eirruls stances.
The Marquis Of L.ansiown ei,serv-
ed, that it not only charged the So,
vernment ofIi,iseeuasr, with setting
up new and unheard Of elai,ns, but
sach asput an entirely different com
plcxion on the quarrel. from that
Will, which ii commenced. and ex
posed every thing 70 doubt. nncer-
sainty. aasspoli,ica] distraction. The
frenzy Wa ihe Indians was viola
ten OF all the former I'reafIfs o,
-wl,iei, this country had been sonnect
ed with America.
The Earl OF Eiyerpoo! eoil'l as
sure the Noble Marquis ane he
House, that q, the time 1t Hhials be
paper alluded to was dated. the ne,
goeiafions between the governments
we're going forward ;that the, we're
Still gBiBg forward, and Al Ao inter
mediate timeihaa ceased.
The Earl Of Doheughiaore was
by no meass satisfied sieh 'l'e an
swer. The feeenf events OF The Q
thcr side OF i',e Atlantic were such
as called l.nndly for explanation, 4
the British people never hadso mach
reason to demand it. they had bear
taught to think they we're eontendins
for vital principle, their marine
independence and il turned ont u
length that twas for extended ter.
ritsry.
In answer to the Marquis Of Lans-
dswn, the Earl Of Liyerpesl deelar.
ed that Government had no know
ledge Of q fact asserted b the ANT.
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gIapd 81 uslaerahle dlsiuspaness
Ii Fr1nec,
]. Nosies had beea Given - Parlia-
NEST, 81 Lord p aasughnsre, tnat
he shsHld submit : mosios to make
al enquiry into the System ief -
grandixeasent, &c. pursued Ct slie
Cesgress Of Kienaa.
The papers also contain the lef.
tiers OF Sir u. Provost, Sir. j. u.
sYro, and Capt. Prieg, giving the par
tieulars Of The operations II Platts-
bursh, & the capture Of The British
ileet % Lake Champlain. Sir
George gives IS the. reason sf his
Withdrawing his forces from the at
tack ofthe works at Plattshury, the
itnpraeticability Of proceeding on the
service without the. cs-Operation OF
the feet, Il says {, the most complete
success wonIdEhave been unavailing.
and the possession Of the enemy's
works offered no advantage TO cons
pensatc for the loss we mnsf baye
sustained in acquiring possession Of
them - Sir j. L. Yeo states, as his
opinion, z that Capt. DoWnie was
urged, and his ships hurried into
action, before he 1cas In d I'LL state to
meef the enemy" He also eensltres
tho officers OF the fleet for going into
Plsltshurg Bay to engage our feet
and thinks that the British drny
sIionld hape taken our batteries first
which would have obliged our sqas
dron to quit the bay, and give theirs
a fair ch0nce
Capt. Pring gives lengthy 40
count of the action. He represents
The British fleet as unp,spared, the
Csnilaneo having an unerganized
crew and in want Of gun locks. and
other necessary appoiatments.,aad as
usual represents our force as deci
dedi, superior. &c.-He hawfver
pays bigh complement 10 Com
M'Donoush. for the humane and
polite treatment, received by the
wounded. and the officers and .aea
generally Of the British squadron
after their capture.
- "a 4 (. \ y s. s. u 4 d r.
We last nig,t received a proof
sheet Of the Salem Gazette of This
day. which eeutaiDs a great nnu.ber
ef extracts from English papers
frsm which we have copied tho fol
Lowing.
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WASHINGTON CITY, Feb, ),
From New Orleans.

Dates to thu 2Oth--the enemy H.,
abandoned bis views On N,v.o,'
leans. in q disgraeefal etreat, ~
which event his defeas on the s6
Is contaminated.
cepy Of a letter frsm N jsr esnml
Jackson to the Secretary ef VA,
dated Head Quarters, 7lh MiHlp.
~ District. Camp, : miles sslsy
Ff1c Orleans, 18Th J1nuary 1915.
Lasl night a. i2 o'clock, the enc.
my preeipitaleiy decamped and 70.
Turned to bis boats, leaving behind
him. under medical attendance,
eighty OF his wounded ine!uGin. two
officers. II pieces ofhis heat, arid.
iefy. and quantity Of shot, having
destroyed much efhis powder. suri
Is the si,aation Oflhe ground whishas,
abandoned, & Of that through which
he retired. prstested by canals, re.
doubts, entrenchmrnts, and swans
on his right, and the river on Lisletl,
that | ceuld not without encounter.
ing a risk, which true poliey didiot
seem to require. or to authorize. al
tempt to annoy him much on his re.
treat. We took only s prisoners
Whether is the purpose af'hef'
nemy to abandon The expedition sllr'
gether, or rrRew his efforts at sois
other psint. l do nol pretend TO DE-
terniae with pesitivsaess. 10 ny
own mind However. there is Du' hl'
lie doubt that his last exertIopsa1's
been made in this quarter, at anyte
for the present season ano " wv
aeat / hope we shall he full. pre-
pared for him. In this ss'le' ~
not only b, the pr'al'
gious loss he has sustainrd al Tue w
sition he has .ii,,t quilted. out " 10
failure Of his feet TO pass fOt'7'"
Philip. i.
His loss on this grnuad, since 'ls
Of his troops, as s''Nu
nv all The last prisoners anu ee', =,
ers. and as eanfrmed by man! ave.
risaal circumstances, msst paw. =.
eetded four thoasan1 ; aha w.. y"
greater in the sciioa o. The ON w." w..
was cs,i.sated, .ffos' the Ho.. -
r-ef data then in bis pos'e's'0p.,,,t
the In pestor General. whose Wv w
has besa forwarded to 70"
uc.eedesi, on the stl,, ing','ug's .'m,
the enemy abaut 1000 stai0 o
Of various descriptions. ,be.
Since the action oflhe o'"' ;, :" mo
semy have been allowed ,' =, . i's
artillery from O s,I1 en-.
' j ,sd .ili,e night. andindss ., ,a,,
.hc hour of their retreats ~ y a .avht i
hem. No doubt they '' = DSbri
quite time 10 gulf a pos'''o 'a >
20 little rest could be- io0'' iI,,ed,h
j an, advised BY N j 8. ppsaaipa
who commands at For' 81 =. ,uspl
having .siae. b :, Sa bi, fart f' ,,''d
Effect, had. on the marnipss .ablIbd
lay. retired. Ibays little e. s' !" b.s
|,e' would have hsen abe .,,spt
sunk their vessels had they
I'd 10 rna by. e;oht 10 =.
thrse considerations. ~. "iasisp,,
,.ili 10, think me toe s4n 'ss sIssr1
,elief ,lr. Leuisian4 .a !, "ss lps,
is enemy. ! hope, no = sbsrssa :,
lot assure yos, tlal .n,I.a0
..,r,, nland, such q be.'o' i ihr 's' :,
occasion any relaxa'i'a, y la 9 9
.ures for resistance al satis
that the Mo~'
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Ertraets from the payers.

LONUON NOV. Z5s
8 Sir G.. Provost, IL is said. is TO
be tried by = Court Martial, on
charges preferred by he subordinate
Generals and Sir } Yeo.
. In the British Parliament, Nov.
81, some interesting conversation
took place on the subject Of the A.
merIcan negotiations at Client, in
the course Of which the Ministers
stated that the Nrgoviasian still
continued ; and the, eensure the A I
merican Governments fer making
public a part Of the Dpennleuts be-
fore the Negoeiation was cenelnd-
ed.
g A paper was said to he on board
the Harry. (but il conla not he
FOUND, 10 whiei, il is stated, that
MIR. Wni,t,read made spme enquiries
relative 10 tue threat Of Ada. C0ch-
ranes 10 burn the American towns !;
and that Lord Liverpool replied.
that the order had been counter
munded.
LONDON. Nov. 26.
g Paris papers to Wednesday. are
Just received. Saxeny has been
united 10 Prussia beyond doubt. (is.
Britain aecesled to il The Frencil
E rec Intended TO take possession of
Bourbon, sailed from Basque keads
on Tuesday We ilcarthat it isfnl-
" determined that Maj. Gen. Sir.
Geo hurry should BIO sest to A.
meriea. Several engineer officers
have lately been ordered to the
Netherlands.
.siAe East India country ship
Adrls, has been captured by aa Am.
priyatrer off PeiHiiana--otherprisn-
seers were crIizing off the West
coast Of Sumatta.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 26.
6 The Streathan., which left
Bartia July 90, was detained at that
place BY An Embargo which had
bern l;sia in consequence Of some
american priyateers being in that
quarter, which bad made one or two
captures -tlne OF the priyatecrs. of
20 guys. and 200 men. hatllately been
captured By ene 0utns Glendoscer
frig 70. A prize to the H,aer. Ali.
af Boston. had rnninto Soisana Bay.
&C. ofGood Hope) in distress, and
was there taken possessiou OF BY tho
carrison. She was captured on the
coast az Sumatra.
. Poland, il was said. had been
placed underthe Grown ofAlexander
Lord Casilcreagh strcHuonsly opposed
| it, bat srithsut etect.
J. some rspsFts hos reached In
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& Arrived hers YESTERDAY alter ]
nssa, ths <itgans aad last sailing
private armed ns's q var Harpy.
~ q 0ss'ssss. esq. com ihanoeFs 9.
lsiii'p"fes ~ ,onss A guns, ana
40 msn wheu SUE sailed ! from =
eralxe Ct SO days ssuf Of r0ftsmslish
% tha coast 81 ireland, Brle'sb
GIipansI anu ''.,y q is'seas' ea APP
;aasserss &e. deeply i&uenea Win
goods She has maae seven cap
:. trres' VIZ.
u Nov. ~. - son. Sss 20 nsi
ti.h sn'p sSariand. rom =. W.
sests Tor 81. Jenns' N. S; WIN 1a ''ss.
~ ;as. AM To'esscs- ae..s''
Non -, 'as. 80 isn. '.ssa
sas, 'ahs' 'so.n : - ' ''h"s"'e' 'a'so
uS ,sF 80, $. - 80 ~.
s'ss. - - :. rvs = $3.50"
IS "i'.'sa' ivs''sc"' - H''u .or -
vevpoei' from Vuessc' cargo ss.''et:
NM : numass 81 esrs 80 ''Salu
i'~lo'e" = '','sb as' :. INV !. 8. - :
Mp a. f,'i' a'u 0''e'ss
Ape'uSs"' ss'''s'''
Jrs. -, iat. ~ -. 'oi' =. ~
Bsi'ash sea.oAer = ms SISTERS. from
A.ssson Tor ss'verpa"a' cargo oranges
--sar''' aer,
Use. 81 sa'. 10. ieh' rs. 4o' br'-l
i,sn brig isas'sa. from s''n'as'ar Ter
sssreuerk' eafSo wine' faisins. nss,
Hr:--oraerca ~.
jan = ~. -, 81. ion; 2, sf.''sh
s'sp Wsa. snu Alfred OF ana from
aaudca. ter niafsiaique, iadca Win
Dry goods. p'an.asisn stores &c.
took ou' psrs u her ear5s' aad or
eered her an. =.
20. = LAX 20, 70. IGN. 10, DR.
ush sh'P Jane. al hreeneek' from
Lonaoa !er .ans'saa. Wiln prosss'oas=
on ssrs'sh tsosrrnmrn' aceeun'--
tHFs~ ssef"safa = great par % '.ef
ea'Ss' sieve as mucn OF inc fehaaih
ger IS was sessss'als' Pafoleo 70
prisoners, gave acf up rs z sartsi, z
ordered sef tos ireland or i.ivrrpoel
: he Harry has brought In be
tween s anu 900 casks, baiess boxes.
sna pasSases - 1ooas' w Ills
Boxes aaan Trunks. iio anus. anu
easks h.ry uooas' Jeweiiery. piate.
Ea'vs rtcn dresses navy TRIMMINGS
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LONDON, Nov. IL
This day the Prince K & Mt went to
the House Of Feers, and the Common.
having been sumMoncd TO the bar, made
the following
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-16
GLEANINGS.

FROM LATE LoNDoH PAPERS.
French brig II IN The Yves, Indies, arr
vcd at Marscilles June 90, and reported hav-
ing been boarded # Cape Pallas, bv the Am.
Squadron. on the 10Th.
The English and Spauiards were capturing
al the French vessels in the Mediterranean,
they fell in with. Several Spanish privateers
were cut.
An Official letter from the duke of yelling
ton, mentions that the Count of Lobau,
{Bertrand) and Gen. Cambrone, were taken
prisoners.
The Earl of Uxbridgc is created Mar
gus.
The declaration of War of England against
France reached Plymouth, Eng. June SO, and
vessels of war Immediately sailed to take
French vessels of all descriptions.
The British are laying up a great number
OF their men OF war.
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gates, and declared in favour Of the BoUR
BoNS. LOUIS VIII, Vt is said, leave Ghent
Tomorrow, 10 plant the Royal standard at
Lille
Tho Dutch squadron destined against Al
giers sailed FROM Plyn.outh, r.. June 6, and
Consisted of the Melampus. Drtns, Vessel.
AID Daugerand, frigatcs Endoubt sicop OF
war; and HariCk guu-brig. The De Roy
ter, ~, remained behind tor want of men, a
dr&ft having been made from her to man the
other vessels. The Zealand, 81, had gone
home, unseawoithy.
The persons alpninte,, fora Provisional Govern
nient are, Cauieuur,, Qunottc, Fou,hc, Garnet and
Grerier. They inmeGrlt ~ orssi.,xed thcrns ives,
a Souche w;is appointed Pres dent, and they pre-
c eded to designate Env vs. to the Ais
In the House, for Z, Meuhers "a the Provisional
GOvern,neit tie votes were to- Carrot S24, Fouche
sgs, Greuier 2Oi, Macdonald IST, AMI l.. Fsyeue
ls2 The two 6rTt ere clos, II. Rat GienicI li,
ut m'Jmi'y til second triad. Probabl, 500 mem
bes were pr. sent.
The Duke OF W ELLISaToN and Mars al BGUcHER
sont 'ued their advances ~ar, Paris and were well
received by the people. The former WAS wtuin 81
miles OF the CapitaI
L last reports that Bonap.ltte placed himself in
the hands of tue Duke of Ueiaiigten. AS tie iNor-
rsstion is sad to be founded on a communication r I'M
Admiral Duekworth t. the Mayor OF Plymouth, il is
entitled TO atteiIio,-as hrd by Plymouth Papers,
that the of the battle of june Is. AID aiterwar,
ot the Abdicaton, were communicated through the
ss'ne medium. Tie Intelligence is understood have
been continued in Plymouth paper OF Jul, /, and
p'per of that date lett, sea- the Aristdcs for
Baltmore.
The intention Of reque ting Napoleon to resige, wa,
expressed in the Legislature fore it WAS mentioned
hat he contemplated abdieatng.
The Ajax. British ii, appear Oft Marssilles the
9th OF June, and sent boa; shore ON seeing the
white Gag h0isted. She afterwards invited into
port aud went in. The Officers were re ccived with
the greatest demons rations oijOy The fgse Voluu-
taire, whicn was with her, dispatched to Barcec-
NO, to give Information to the SpsriSrs of the second
fall of their old enemy aud communicate any IN
teihgence to cruizeIs in the NJ dit, rraman.
French vessel Lad arrived ~ N;rsc;lleS about the
25th o June, from of Algiers and Informed that the
American squadrou were boutarding that place.
Bust Pa.