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eovntry has and Is Obliged to suffer
from'its local situation. by the enemy
and tho pressure Of the war upsn il. s

and the pressure " shb: - t' 81 = 'sns ..
Il was reported yesterday fsays thu
Ras,on paliadiuss Oh FfidAy last thai a
S psntle o,an Mad arrived al Salsia Who leil
1 ii aiiiux ON the list instant, aud stated
that the Packet (of whose arrival Il y
we have heard brought London intelii
sence into Dec. and of = very pacific
nature. Que Of cur Enseys,it was sa.e Il
had been invited tn attend The Congress
al Vienna. American produce WAS vsrs
low at HALIFAX.
Extract Of letter fromthe Havana.
daief, Dec. %.
Every thing IS dull here, and
hut little doing the produce ofthe
Island advancing. and the crop OF.
sugars reduced to one half the usual
sunpLy i'd consequence Of severe
drought and very cold season--the
city, Of cource healthy. There are
now very few foreigners here. We
are daily expecting aceeuats OF the
progress Of the expedition against
N. Orleans. The Spanish ship Mar
liarto, Capt. Fernanalez. arrived
here on the 23d inst. in Is days from
Newport, with ia ndmber of passe'l-
gers amsng whom is Capt. Smith,
Of the u. s, Navy, come here for.
the heaeiit ofhis health, and am
battered will be much benefited by
the voyage. She got ashore oa the
Bahama Bank, was in a very periious
situation for 7 or S hours. and cut a.
way her. main and mizen masts.
She was bearded off Abace, by II.
B. M. brig Peruvian. Gait Nal.
burn. IS guns, aadtreated With great
poli,eness and ciyility."
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Public Sale.

DURe UANr to the last will and
testament OF Chsrles Alexander,
deceased, will be sold at Public Auc--
tisn, sn lhe premises in he Ts~n of
Alexapdiia, on.te 25e day OF February
uexr. -. sssba, 81 nat ds5ms and vaiLas
bic LOTS. in several sections Of said
Town.
Vil!idm =. Ssvann.
Wiiiiom Is. alexander,
A1' u Cdas Ateaander.
Jsnua"y Is dts
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Extract OF an &C. efthe lorforatie'i 81
.dleaandyiu. for The &c . gnShmenf
Of Ere
See-7. II any person who shall bs pre-
sent al any Fl q si,ali neglect or reiuse
10 obey tie order OF direction OF any OF
ficer who shaH be appointed by any IRE
Company low ~-,.,a..- -, "a, whic n 's'
&c seteai.ey established, Knowing him
TO bean officer, such person shall Tor
lett and pay lec sum OF hye dollars -.
Provided tic name 81 such officer shall
havc been first published in ono OF the
cubic papers
AT tr@etiog Of the Friendship Fie
Company, held at Mr. M'Doagall'a,
Ian. 10. u 1915 Tho following Off
GERS ware duly elected for tbs present
year, VIZ
Csmwa1derS.
Charles M'Knight ST.
james Carson I'd.
James s Scott Sd.
Subordinate Directors,
Chsrlss Ps.coe
Matthew Rrbinson
Sa,Dnei Snsi,h.
Regulators.
Presley ia bss
Nehem,s" Carson,
Ty,ouias Towers,
James Gait
Trustees.
John Lolgdsn,
Eph4ai,.i Esans,
Jai,h Harper,
Taansas NJ unit
Extract rom The Minafes.
TEST M. ROBINSON, Sec'ry
Jsnusrg %
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The Hon. sir. L!esd. of Boston.
s. reu.ied 10 . mastery manner to
AZ printed letter addressed to him
.,,ae weeks ESQ. by The llea. John
Randolph Of Reanoke- The extra
,,ana, sloqnense Of this reply ad-
dsat sAe interest of the topics OF
.bisA threats. and The high reputa-
lion 81 s,e aasiior. will be . suiii-
.Iest apslesy Tor expressing our CO.
huns With It's re publication ST an
early DAY. Il will be read with e
quail pleasure, BY the Patriot, the
Slatssnaa and the Scholar.
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Military Notice.
81 "A NEE Elhtii sftbe o. FlCERSN
the LIT Regiment, apd Raigadss N. p.
G.. is requssledSat Irittstt's 7arfrs,
This evening ., o'clock, on business
of importance.
BY order, 81
r GRAY, Aef'ns Adj.
Ian %.
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Gan:hology.

DIED es the Sts Inst. pt hIs resi-
dSpce 10 Prince Williams county, Va.(%
paraly,ic) Capt. John Bren aged Is
fears--hc was a native Ct Charles 20
Na,yiand but lad resided upwards at
80 years (54 married uaan) IN ince
William G unty, mucn respected ana
has pow lift his aged widow, nearly his
-own &c. two Suns and several grand
ebilIren to lament bis loss besides a
numerous circle Of friends and seqsaInt-
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Ore Cent Reward.

Ore Cent Reward.
RAN awsy from the Subscriber on or
ABOUT he 18TH inst a Muiatto Gifl,
b ind as an Apprentice by the cane
RACHEL JOHNSON.
Size is hetweea II s. 70 years eld-she
hsd or when she " mt away, county
cloth. clothes ol tinish coler. All per
sons are terewa ned harboring or NJ
ple,ing her---ssd y eyeriskes up sac
s,pertrite and brings hes h. me to me,
tall the abf.se cMard, but TO
tasAka To- tasir tlcub1e.
JOHN WOOD
Jsnaars IS. S..
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Sporting

TE7ILL be run for on Tuesday the
24th Oct. next, over the Port
<Tobacco Race Course lSeso, four miles
and repeat, free for any horse mare or
.geldins On "Wednesday the Sas nc ever e
the sssae course, two rounsis and repeat !;
soti subscription purse by three year ora
lass. atp
Sept. 2 u
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! csn IS. tIamEaatt,

Uphoister & Pa e. Hanger
aEEsEl, sEfl.F ilsFofus MIS-
tr;esS,s ant tie inbas;;ssa,lts 81.
Asexaearia, he has se'nayed II tie corr
ner Of PFiacesand Fa;rsa-:s streets, where
he has for sale general assortment Of
Upholstery, VIZ.
BED Ticks. furniture a;nsotics, laces.
fris gss, q q tasSeIIs, an assortment Of
PAPER Eangsrers and bcrders, weasers'
slags--a few tieces Of Snperior
Boiling CLOTHS,
W!aig Mattrass1 kept constantly on
hand. IS
j css9ets, cur.a;ns aEG Pew Cushings
made.
ssisas, Easy aa5 Other Chairs stuffed.
z rssss'svss d ise shortest nat.oc.
y a. fakss tbs oapos Id .,isy tore
TIM M ss4aie thanks. l6r he share Of
pesllc patronage BE has received STAGE
pc nas:asen ii this place, aud fascs BY a
cAesl''sed INTENTION to business. 50 me- n
nS tse'f latsre Commands.
Ansast 20.
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Scarce Goods.

D.aFfD P'EldB0DY, King Street,
81 AS received a variety of scarce
ka Goods, rot mentioned ia a former
Advertise ne Et-yiz
| case lilac ksy colorcd Canton Grapes
1 do. black and cplured Ise,annnes,
and Fiore'ice LnstriDgs
do. elegant 3i4nstring Ribbons
Black Florentine eyting
Italian Sewing elk, all c0lors
l case ladies white Cotton Hose, We
rycheap
! bale Rose Blankets
I do. Venetian I arpeting
3 case patch colorea Eurhitures
A handsome assortment OF superior
Quality Coat BntsDns
~ case setltiemans silk Umbrellas
Fire Wire Thread, and Cotton Balls.
The above mentioned Goods, togetae,,
Nitl, many more which will be ready for
sale in a fea days, will make bis assort-
sent complete. and will be sold whole
ale o. retail, as low as they can be par-
chased in tie district.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-03

About IS yea-s d age f|.srk complexion,
s feet 10 igc'les iiglls; lad on when he
went aseeays a blgc Sres'2try cotton coat
much Wogn, az I'D '6;s;; I'D brown linen
troWssrs. lie lad bseh Sc property Of
Jahn Graham olf iesseaswoeth, Fairfax
Genutg, frssa when purchased him,
and as lie hrs a vie tree il il presumed
he is some ailese in tie Il eighboihood.
Hfe pas lafsIy 81 ed to assr. Siauntsn,
hricklay ", Is Alesahtiria, ard MIR. JAS.
levin near this place. viii give ten
dollar fgr appreisendings SAID runaway If
taken within go miles IF sAles anaria and
secured 80 that Lget him, or the above
reward J. ken CO miles frsm this Place,
and reasenab.e charges il drought hoste.
EDSs ARD Lilo ~.
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4 =
Csrrt-y merchants and sothcrs SUPP .
ED With them By tae quantity on the low
Test terms. ~
ALSO,
with .yrisiass wrapping and letter "a,
6srs. bibles, testameptss spelling p6pss,
hy;sners a. IL Sis states and peFe! i,
blaying ana bls,iS cards. lsussla and
$DatcA cults ard ,ink. pcw;ies. seaee-
+al assortins:s of Grevs. Latin agd En-
|elish scheal books--lnost Of &c sew l:ssi'-
Eica.ions ef f'le fav. and a larse stoca q
|ssap,sag werks Of merit, yiz. III Yiscefa!
and Ra3aan prayer books. sai'n and
|]s va,n hooks, history and poetry sieeical
|sarsicai ans. taAS books, &c.
he exnecfsin q feW DAYS srTiissy o.
Gerraan eAlmanacks. Ard hasjust recely-
ed by tie syilhelMipa frosa liverpool,
$4,000 English tgills
.OEy ~ao,leual's9 al "a ,f'sssz--ranglish
~afsss ~ Tin hs.Ses-a : ssasl pe1eiss
ana Dutch sealiae wax.
7S IL arossuf Haunlncey eG;s,!ser
Plate p'ayisg Cards, inst quality and as
ssog sssS Sizes.
s.ps. 81
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Rppon Lodge,

Csafain:,:s Gosn ECO to 500 acres ca Po-
soma ii;rcr. anout s niles from Dunn
fries an i 80 from Alexandria. The SCI.
"a rood III corr, small grain and grass
SIC improvements sre dwelling house
!. a ysasi repair containing SIX rooms, q
;sttshes. Landry. stables aad ctaer re-
COS s;.r house. I.he extensive marshes
row neatly dr. beionging 70 this estate e
ao!fes to tic purchaser the most fatterilisg
prospect Of rendering tbs yainab d
farm by an incoDsiderable devotion o. !, "a.
Sour. Eor terms apply tothe sdbscrlbeg
or 10 Noble Hesbert. ESQ. Of Alexandrl 4
John "A Washington,
syear Charlessown, Jefferson County, Va
.IeEe q. ~ 81
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Robert Patton, Jr.

INUDClL 4 dstOl, y L.
Has removed To the Warehouse ON King
Street. lately occbgied by Mr.. Veitch,
Wheic lie las for Safe,
60 pieces Rnssia Duck ofbest quality
90 pieces Ravens Duck
"A few hhds. and gr. casks superior
Madeira Wine, from the heuse Of Scott,
Loughnan, PenfsiId, SEQ Of Madeira
Also.
Jest landed out Of Brig Hunter from
Bremen
German 0znsburss and Rolls
Shifting Linens
DoN,las
Caclefs
Glass Decanters q 'Tua,blers in boxes
Wine and Porter Eettiess In casks
Swedish Baf-ifon ssaffea, an6 Steal
Ind lGying im Baltimore,
90 tons assorted Coraaae, entitled to
deaentare
i ellow and red 0cre in caslss
Venetian rel " :atisl, brown Paints
Ard d few toas Baghsh -teel.
Ss.5t. rs. X s,y
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N1ll l.

FBSfsE Stockholders eftte Mecha
|H MICS Bank Of Alexandria. are herS
n notified tat a diyiaeRt of Eve Per
lent. fm TIE last half year. on the ca
k:tssl stock iaid in, ii:sthis ds,tke ctared,
basab;e to them OF their representatives.
Ia Fridaytlse tst.. last.
by order ofshe Rgesidsat and Dires-
Tors.
Sept, S.
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Faistax-street,
x AS lately received a4eeaeraI as
surtnseat Of Drugs. Medicines,
Shop Furniture. Vials5 Eye Stuff, &c.
and IS in daily expectation of a very sex-
teasige supply, which was selected from
The latest importatiens, and will warrant
shem to be pure and genuine. and tie
prices as lew as they can be purchased
quality in the district. A
,gd giyento physicians and ner-
cbaiits I'm the country and tteir orders
executed with the utmost care 4. atten-
tion--conntry produce will be received
at tie highest casa price in.ps3 nent for
Med:ciaes. '1
| Rave 5000 VT. Of the first quality
sLosaoo0s'' on hand at a reduced price.
3 July s7.
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! Adam Lynn.

0Pposisc the .Mechanics Bank,
Has received by the ship ocean and Su
pegior.
a frrse md ggRgfat assortnert of
FPso'S tNGE.sY !. Cutlery, plated and
"a tinned saddIery, jaranned, brass,
and plated wares
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TU g 81,
Land for Sale.
9S5 Acres,

49, sJOy EecifS,
In The county Of Fairfax, fsar miies from
Georgr-.E awn and Washington CITY,
and ten from AiesandYia, tire wiica
the contemplated turnpike roas iren
George pown to Lees5Srs passes.
rs ia bounded more than a mile by the
& Potomac, on which lies SO or 60 acres
Of rich bottom and about 500 acres Of fine
timber. a d,se.iins house Wit, 4 reoins,
4 la.yse barn and iaw out buil3in9s.--
This lard vas originally Of the first qua
ltF, am. experience has prcsen It to be
perfectly susceptible Of improvement BY
the use Of gypsum.
a Nsill Sect,
TO which any part efthe ABOVE land may
Sc astae!iea, and sroin which flour nay
be Water-sa'ne to George Town- AS the
wafer VIII Be takenfrcr, TIE Potomac, it
will be capable Of driving all the year my
eachsnerg tIgat may be terscted the ex-
cease in conveying the ~ater tethe wheel
wiii be less than in Ordinary cases, and
a trip 4 day may be made By the boats
navigating the r;yer.
$40 crss,
IN the count oi Lou2Gan, s miles below
I.eesbnrg. Mug on groad Run--29o a.
cses are hea, liz tia,hered, the balance is
fresh lana AZ / produces vel.
Mr.. .Matn'rs, OF l-eesoarg, or Air.
E,1soelt Lee, OF BELMONT, sill shew the
land and riake known the terms Of sale.
Tie slio'e 0! tie above pfoPerty will be
sold on Il long credit DC reqaifed) with
interest from tie da:e.
Richard II. Love.
Rokehy, August IL. co
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Ground PLASTER.

RE subscriber has on lard and in
il tends keeping, a larse and con,
slant supply Of Ground ilaister for sale
a. 4 reduced price, az The Nill on King
street, a few doors below the Unio,
Eaak, ard at his store on the wharf.
a. r. Corr
J. September 49,. EN-
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Ing ct
aFaun'd black, red
Is White tea trays
Pate warmers and
Pressing cases
|shove.s and tongs
Green wire tenders
iron, tin. & copper
tea kettles
saace pans
Fms
Needles y.
Knitting pins <
ron ard Japan.dE
candlessticks. -, 8.
.S,rambo, Toupee 6
knife combs
Cloth, nail, bair,
cruWb, paint and
sweeping brushes
!Shot bolts, powder :.
TASKS, fishing rods
lines and hooks
- alkipg canes and
Whips
Pocket books, back
gdHiinon OOardss
snuff boxes. pla- !.
ted candlesticks,
castors, &c. !
'GH sstcis. dirks, |
and gun-f;nts.
Wees, anv. s, spades
!a4lss Inall:
and tin plates
8ae-llon, steel, and
| . Wagon boxes.
| ALSO,
80 and mahogany
4Taased plersl0oK-
ing glasses
! lWlet aud pocket
| ,zIasses
Military goods and
| Jewellery, and
q otter .srticles,
: sale on moderat1
3 retail.
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LGllSist
Iron rip: and brass
tlanr Igcks
StSck lock
Brave, crest, des!s.
| trusk, cupboard.
and pad locks
H.. III butt. parlia-
ment, table an&
chest hinges
Screws, helts, latcb-
es, planes, chs
se!s at'grrs. pare
irons, compasses !
squares, hand Rs
mel, tenant. sash;
ans compass saws
Mil. cross cut, and
Tst SAWS
Smiths files
Nsill, cross cst, pit.
aud hand SAY flies
EasEs
ivory. bnckhorn, s
bone talae g eia
5 sert knives and
4 forks !
faen. DO Ret, ptun-
ine. ,;,tcaers aaa
sine knives
"a .arc AZ, sc;ssa-s
~. ;ne-k.;yes
!! .fsas olSms.!e,i,an.
dies aud kaahs-,
/ ese @Aa - I
!: re Ia ~
= = 49,
1 ao''As, seehe : e'.s,
TORS ii''; saii
| rVuo a..a !,
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New hardware Store.
+ Ilornas Mount.

E0rAL-STgEET,s ,eLExdNDRIA:
Is as Just rcSe@ed by the barque Mary,
from LIVERPOOL, an assortment t iiart-
Ss1ss.e and Ca;leTg- among which are,
IsS and forks; pen and pocket
knives; scissors; razors butcher
asniees; drawing dh plane ironss files ;
aeed!es; pins, mixed aud in packets )
.bssstons; shaving boxes; razor Straps and
cases; mill, cross-cat. Whip, hand, to-
nant. sash anu wood saws; some very.
handsome work boxes for ladies' plated
castors ink stands; avn b@Ges; shoe
tacks, wire 10, s to a7, with . yariety Of
'otker astieles.
In addition to frhicl, he hcsaec9iced ty
different agafrgis from Garnlans,
Locking Glasses of a!rfost every de-
scription: coffee millsS snuG boxes and
skates; German straw knives; watch
glasses; pocket books; states and pens
els.
.aaa from The Nortb,card,
American Guilt frame looking glasses;
band bellows brushes Of yarioas Kinds,
&c. Sc.
.Glso on Hard,
A yerylarge assortment OF combs.
Lately Eeceired,
Eighty crates EAisI EEffS w si2is,
contsining the most saseasle a.dgles; q
German tumblers aad decantefs, and Two
cases CT very handsense tttcn shawls,
11,aomas sHoHiit.
Sertember 81. q. cav 4w
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4 Nearly ore 4,;ai i Ia pe;!. IT'S g IsS-
le:liateiy On the sadt.ern tus,sssaS sfoass
5baut three miles sra;,l AlsEarlfrs,.
nose VIA wiish to pnsel'ass can New the
SEaera;ses ans tire prev s'as 70 the sale,
pn application to Ms SssssAsi l'e''afa's.
thereon, or @ tae ssbscrlber IN
Alexandria.
Sa,f c6 cots.
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the bills Of the day,
" - .Al, ISinsI 81 sa0tl : which are on
mitati0h aid tl,c prices q winch are
hfabi;sbe6s can 1T aEy tine = S:,eyed
"a purchased at the lowest Imitation
pd prices. 800.
4 81 y. sS. FL Is'fsS-s4 ~ tts ~
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SANgust s..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15

l.ter they have already arrived. The En-
giish on,y appe T 10 conduct well, paying
for all they take but they arc accused q
instigsung the Prus>ians TO al sorts OF ex
cesses, such as piilaging, destroying and
burning all the manufactures oS France
which come in their way.
AT Lyons, and indeed every where,
where the Austrion troops are, they and
the people CRY, viUe Wahoieou I'd. The
department of the Gar has hoisted the tn
colored nag. Judge of the dreadful state Of
France from these facts. Here is 4 small
party for Napolcon-a larger tor NapOle-
on 2d---nne for the k;ng--another for the
Duke of Orleans--and one for the Duke of
Angouleme !! France IS lost for half d cen
fury.
The British faction are working here
| to prejudice Che minds OF the people of
France against us. Their emissaries are
every where asd very active.--7Hey talk
ioudiy of,atfacking as oFSin 7riien TIE Qf,
| fairs of France are settled. IL is q fact
| that ought TO be kac7rn in me United
States, that the royal family Of France
are not friendly 70 rs, and are devoted &c
! Engicnd.
| a" p. s. We had high scene here YES.
| terdsy. The schr. Midas, capt. Dckin-
merican flag at the main mast, and his pri-
vatc signal ut the f0remaSr.
90 His private signal happened to he no
! other than the tri-coiored national dag of
France rsve sed. The national guard said
It was the national rag about thirty of
them went on board, insulted the crew,
hauled the color down and tore 1t in pieces.
The pa Of the town called the Chatroms,
was in an uproar the safety of the YES
81 wss la danger; the authorities wrote
90 our consul, who explained the thing,
hut they were not satisfied. He wrote
them again, stating to one of them, the
eommssary OF marine, that some months
ago, vessel called the Milo, capt. John
son, belonging to the same owners, arrived
here and hoisted the same signal flag, and
he begged the comuissary to RENE mbeJ
that he, the commisS ~, arrested captain
Johnson, and was about putting him in pri-
son for insulting the nation and his impe-
rial majesty, by hosting the national color
reversed. And he asked him why he did
not arrest the captains of the Dutch ships
in the harbor, who all wear the same
nag
This stopped the commissary's mouth,
and turned the laugh against him. How
id'cuiouS these trihes make these trnne
people appear. Thank God we have nj
such class in America as are called The
hcohie in France. A class but one remove
above the brute creation, and who are
worked upon and directed by the artFu
and designing. Even the merchants here
are very ignorant of every thing out o.
their line. Let her chiefs govern VS. As
they please, only give us trade, is then
language"
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furnished. at his own request, with calds |
ard domincs, chess and backgammon !
boards--and scarce.y an evening passes, |
but he plays Vngt-un. sometimes with the
admiral and his Offir crs, and sometimes
with his exile companions. One evening.
a short time after the Northumberland left
Flgland, he won from the Admiral 100
Napoleon d'ors ; and as It happened to be
on the evening of his birth day, he was
much clated.
Bertrand and the rest Of his country
men are very attentive and submissive to
him, and always address him rs Empc-
ror'--tpe Adm raj and officers cell him
Gene,al'-He breakfasts by himself, and
never before eleven--diues with the Admi-
raj at six. and seldom appears on the deck
until Just before or after dinner (; at which
meal he eats heartily and drinks moderate
ly.
The Sunday before the Northumber-
land arrived here, the crew were called to
prayers, (for you must know it is usual on
board line Of battle ship TO have Divine
| Service performed every Sunday,) and Boz
{ ney who happened to appear on deck at
| the moment, Immediately ined with the
! ofFicers in all the forms of the Episcopal
| Church. " AS SION as the service was o.
yer, the Admiral asked him what religion
ne profcsssd--" ALL" said Napoleon,
d" for find to be the best poli-y."
"He seldom speaks of his Wifi or child
and upon the whole, he supports his fall
with unalterab,e Iirmness. He is cheerful
and sometimes pleasant company joins in
! conversation with every bo1y, and always
, has something to say for himself. He is
! p eascd with seeing military men, especi
| ally such as have been in any Of his cam
pagns, and is always delighted when con-
| versirg OIL military subiects-at HoScozy,
nc says, he ought to have died, that there
his GLORY ended. The Northumberland
did not anchor, but lad of and on about
three miles from the shore, to prevent
boats from coming alongside. In the eve
ming, nv friend S., (who is &C
quainted with Admiral Corkburn) and my
self went in a boat Il considerable distance
70 sea, for the pm pose OF getting on board !;
buc the wind and sea wcra so high, and the
night promising to be dark, we were obi
ged to give up our project and return
which was fortunate enough, as the Admit
raj had seat note on shore, saying that
lis orders were such that no person could
he admitted On board.
| "Bcfore the A-- arrived, we had
n spell OF dreadful weather herc-a Levaut
wind blew very hard for nearly weeks,
which dried up almost all the grapes the
vintage is ruined-I never in NY life 1t
any thing so oppre ssive. The thermome-
ter in some places, stood as high as loo
and ITO.
"A subscription is opened here for
the sufferers at the Battle OF Waterloo, -
&c.