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I'D cot for Is hostiities were not resorted
70 II would newer theless be necessary TO sup
port complete state Of military preparati-
On.
A state paper has been issued by the
French government, in which the enterprise
OF Napoleon is justified on the ground that g
distinct articles of the treaty of Fontainbleau
had been scveraily violated. The Allies are
charged with refusing passports to the En-
press and her son TO joln him in his retreat !;
with not giving the proper establishment 10
Eugene Beauharnos; with an intent to trans
St. Helena with not performing the article
by which the empress and her son were in.
sured the duchies of Parma and Placentia !;
and the Bourbons are accused of organizing
assassins, of doiag injustice to the soldiery by
OBTAINING the rewards the emperor had as
signed them, of the coniscation OF his proper
~. and of the neglect or refusal to pay his
pension.
In the English House of Commons on the
18th April, an address of thanks to The Prince
Regent for the treaty of peace with the Uni
ted States, was moved debated on at consid-
= cradle length and carried by large majori-
~.
The British fr.igate Statira, one of the finest
in the service, on the 26th Feb. standing to
Cuba, with transports in co. suddenly struck
ON sunken rock, near the island OF Little
Juagna, and went down in little more than
half an hour. No lives were lost.
E.rfracf from the Didrio Of Cadiz, 9th -djtril,
j, yeceiUed ter the Weazfe.
The quota of troops to be immediately fur
nished by Spain against Bcnaparte, will con-
sist of $4,000. and by Portugal, 10000 men.
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DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON. June

WASHINGTON. June s.
From the ST. Louis paper Of April %, we
learn that there is some difficulty in effecting
the pacihCation with the Indian Allies of G.
Britain in that quarter, according to the in
tent and guarantee of the Treaty of Peace
One OF the British agents, Capt Duncan Ora
ham, avows Cor rather pretends) his nabili-
ty to restrain the hostties of the Indians
These cut-throat gentry merit a treatment
different from remonstrance or persua siou
They, however, have always been sheltered
by their official situations, and their sins are
visited on the miserable Indians, who become
their dupes.
The Kentucky Gazette says--By gentle
man from Vincennes. we have the following
distressing intelligence -" The Indians have
surprised party of rangers, from Fort Har-
rison, 80 in number, and killed all but three
great fears are entertained for the fort,
which was but weakly garrisoned. The in
habtants of Vincennes were marching to its
relief"
In another part of this paper, under the
Mlledgeville head, will be found another in
stance of the insolence of foreign agent,
who attempts to dictate to the United States
the construction of the Treaty between them
and the conquered Greeks.
We understand that the Proprietors of the
STEAM BOAT WASHINGTON, have pIa-
Ced the boat under the direction of Captain
MIX, gentleman we'll acquainted with the
management of Steam-B Boats, and whose en-
terprizlng and scientific character is well
known. Capt. Mix will not start the boat be-
fore "Wednesday next. From and after that
day, she will pass regularly every day between
Washington & Acquia Greek or Parishvile /;
between which point and Fredericksburg, sta
ges are to convey passengers.
Nat. Intel
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ST.. LOUIS, April %.
TRAITORS

The undernal ned gentry were residents
within TINS and the neighborlng territories,
previous to the war, and always claimed the
rights OF citizens of the United States, but as
sooH as war was declared, they to Il man
took part against u.s. and were active agents
in the British interest in different parts of the
Indian country.
Robert Dickson, James Ard, Duncan Ora
ham, Francois Boutillier, n yard La Gouth-
RE, Brishois of the Prairie uu Chem, Jacob
Franks, the brothers Grigneaus of Greenbay,
Joseph La Crpix and Lasaller of milwaukee,
Joseph Bailly and his Cousin Barrett of St. 10
seph's, Mitchell La Croix, Louis Buisson,
Louis Bennett, formerly of Peoria.
1t IS ascertained that in the unsuccessful
attack made by the unfortunate Lieut.. NJ
Nair, four men were killed. M'Nair was
wounded and taken prisoner, and conveyed
DAYS on HIS march to Rock River, but being
unable to travel, was temahawked. A man
was taken up from the river at CarrOndelet
n few days ago, was recognized to be one. of
the topr missing, OF the name of Best.
by late news from Rock River, we learn
that the kickapoos have abandoned the Brit
lsh and demanded peace, agreeably TO the
treaty. 1t IS further said, that the Sacs,
Winebagoes, and Fallsavoins are determined
to prosecute the war.
l he late attack on the village Of Cotre Sans
Dessein has not been as fatal as was repre-
sented by those who escaped the sanguinary
affair. Fonr men we're only killed the in
habitants having taken refuge in the Block
Houses were saved by the bold resistance
they made to the repeated attacks of the saw
ages. F. Coursolle, Esq. was one of the
uctms-he was literally cut to pieces.
Greek Indians roaJiesome.--Again has the
policy Of England, involved the Greek Indian
IN quarrel with the y. Said these wtet-
oAes, who after being supported by our gov
errment, when they otherwise must inevita-
bly, have starved, are pouring out the full cup
81 their Ingratitude, OH the peaceful clrzens
OF our country. BY gentleman recently ron
the agency, we learn, that they had driven
back the Commissioners who were proceed
ing 20 run the lme--driven IF the. settlers
on lalaina--declared that all travelling ti,f.'
Their country, by white persons, Should be
put SOD to--and declared that their bonn
dariFs should remain as they were in ISL
his r solution ct the Indians, we understand
was taken, IN consequence of declaration n
No. NIcoLLs, on the Appalachicola, chat
tee British government would guarantee "a
the Greek Indians, as their allies, all their
possessions, as they existed in 1911
Iagn8ta Mirror, MAJ 10.
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ron F'PETqHTOR CJLgRTEg-

.xfIE Toe Russian Ship .Aieraudcr, Capt KI1.
ssa.Esr MoNKof', burthcn about $50 tons, g now
laying at CT, Point ready 70 receive csr-
sSohe wbltSkc c5acco Or tobacco stems, to any part
Dn tns continent q" Europe, from the river s. dew 70
Ia '.aronne, both elusive, with lbcfty to call at an,
poItih the English channel, for or't rs TIE term,
WIZ he made unconnnnniy sw, ard tle si,ipp q lave
tne prsi'cje' OF coysniug TIC hip, IS vel rus ear
g. " 'ber fricHs.--Ih, sip IS stated {, ho f. very
"", % e, s"d well furnished. j. ~ BELL
.fgfIe
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NOI,(I
Is HEREBY GIVEN yu,r a., 1ru.

IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Al TIE
.EE&T .4CGUST' Court or
MoNTGOMERY County, at the corr house
AVE- thereof, shall sell public auction for cash,
So LAUGH of all the
L.A-NDS g LOTS,
IN that county, Returned deintlueat Gor the no -uav
memt OF tie taxes ofte last year. as will be sufficient
to discharge the arrears flax swich shall then re-
inam unpaid, as well for that year IS for av :rieais.
ges uiat may DC due, since the year l2eS and ten
per cent damages thereon, tos iher with tue u,Aes
of the present yea~.
The .,la- I'LL commence ON the first 'dav Of the
be completed.
The subscriber is authorised /, receive ali sven re
es and damages at any time before tie iaad shalt De
sold. ."
list of delnquentsmay be sce- ia the CT rl.'s Of
nee OF the county, 40 posi- siun Of le subscriber or
IN the Office of tue Auditor Of p'iic accounts
WV. b. CHARLTON ana
Tuos. p wv Ep, D. s.
m
GOnnAS CLoYD, s. NJ. c.
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COM.lfIENrC 9IION.

DEPARTED tiis AJe, on the 25h mr. 1T his residence
IN Goochla'd county IN the 65th year Of his age,
Mr.. William Heath Miller he has left a oisco7iso-
zdte 1'ido7r daughter .sih toar chAen and sz,o
orphan Granddaughter, brsitLs a numerous IT, "a,
otreL1tiues and acQuainfances to 6enioan his ioss
ne ,0cs an aGecfiOnGte husband "a Kind barent an
iTd~Egent master, u good neighbOVr generous
friead, and Reci5e patriot. he lped and died
6 an honest man. the nobksst ssork of Cad.
lie retained his senses to the last breath and ba-
!fehH[y resigned 10 the hand Of progidence 1nde, Sc
0ere G6Ic.ioH 7ohfch he had boz with great forts
taae for SeVerGL years.
Tie most consoli'tg zr0y Of Altering comfort tn the
distressed is to participate in Their zo0cs, md 7geeb
with those that 1noUTn get IL must be mater of
some reef 10 the afflicted heart, retrdce IL, The
character eta dsbGrted friend the brightest traits Of
an honorable 1T, and the St,'esS btedee of haD6y
eternity Honesty, zen voience, charity bhiia7lthr6-
ty bntie7ce undef affection, and a cahn resignation
70 The d,Oinc 1i7h are 7tUcs, 'svhi,h Those z- l,cy
ibsdeceGsed KNOX, thas lie bossssed in al eminent
degree togetLEr with az those tender snnba.hcs 30
necessayto Alleviate the pains insebard6L. fnl &C.
1Stefce, md ssote the soT1o11s irIko hrtmalig
Let no heart 7ciD isry pGla:a.e MS so,ti las focn
GbOue
No longer is he subject to ,rtfortmcs bring 4oc,oe
Ne has tn en- nus mystic Right mo paradise Of lore
d'd sleeps silent sit1Iber, in the darkness of The
grave.
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ENQUIRER MARINE LIS

POM OF RIGHHoSn, Va.
.HyriUtd sf'1ce ouy last.
Brig British Tar, u IN mson, liverpool, schr's
Four bT0Isrs, CroTgeH y. Tork Res1httion
PeGrson, BdL1p0yej Ca'urdn, T3cfefhen, Ports
ms1,th.
CLEARED Slip H7Hian, .lfc ThersOn Cellis ;
Big He7Hlco, SHozg, Boston sch'rs. Betsey, Has
san, PortsnDiuh, n. n. Lousd, slGfcheH, .Nezg-
York Sdrai-.Inn, Parker, d. Scoops Bor'colis
@adresrs do. Humid, Seg'nonr, do -; Piovqh-bov
So1ners, JfareUS-lI0ok, LJer... s'~,N, Pfikidek
Paa Intercourse, Biock do. .4u,s afor, Storer
Chester.
The President and lis lady have arrived al
Washington
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BOsToN, Iune 3.
CcnfineL OMce.

nay fQSf - o'clock.
The Milo. capt. Glover, has Just arrived
from Liverpool, which she left the 26th r.
Pril The Liverpool Packet was to sail the
next day. The friioW ing are the most promi-
ncnt articles Of news by her
HostiiitIes we're about 70 commence be-
tween Che Allies and Bonaparte.--T King
OF Prussia had Issued "A Proclamation to his
people, in which he sad, that he, in GENUINE
non wan all Europe, was about 90 enter the
lists again with \ .poleon.
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Pichmnd, lime 10, 1915.

at r gnlar meeting Of the Manchester
Troop 81 Cavalry he'd at Broad Ro k on o.
tnrday the 18th April, 1915, Lieut.. p. T..
smith informed the Troop that apt. II Hc,h
had resigned his commission as com-pandant
Of that corps -
Upon motion Of Lieut.. Smith,
Peoolvrd. fnahinousty, That committee
be appointed 10 wait ON Capt Heth, to ten
der min the aftectionate respects Of the Troop,
aid Xprcss 10 him The unanin Gus wish OF
the Manchester Cavalry that he would con
tinu~ IN commend.
Resolved. hat Lieut. Smith, Lieut.. Cobbs,
Cornet Cary, q. M. Booker, and Messrs. z.
K. Graves, fllan McRae and Jordan Smith,
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NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT THE
NEXT mug UST COURT OF

IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT At THE
NEXT mug UST COURT or
+ EE County, at the Cou,l-House t.creof [ shall
sell at public auction ,or cash. So much Of all The.
Ian OS & LOTS
In that County, returned delinquent for The no-,.y
mcnt OF the taxes ct tie last year. as ~ be suiiecn,
to discharge the arrS,gs of which shah then re-
main unPsd, for that y-ar, AMI ten per centun :,-
IMAGES thereon together with the taxes Of the present
year.
he sales wi, commence Oh the frs, lay of the
court, aud continue from day today until they shah
be completed.
The subscriber is authorised to receive all snch
and damages at suy time before the Land snail
BE- sold.
hist OF deinqucnccs may be seen in the clerks Of
hce "t the county, ia possession Of the subscribers
IN the otise Ot the auditor d pubIi4 accounts.
DAVID MGIENRY,
DepHtp for
JOSEPH ROGER, S. l. c.
--1,D,
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IS HEREBY GIVE :, THAT AT THE
NEXT August court % Henry comfy at the caurt-
~ h'use thereof shall sell at public auction for
cash, so much Of u Ine
LIN Us g LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the non-pay-
metot taxes Of ths last year, as WI he slci.nt
u ttseh"g the arrears Of taxes which Ill chen re-
mann unpaid for t,st year, and 10 pc, ce,,.uTn ria-
year.
The sales will commence the first day OF the
court aud continue from day to day, gnl they shall
be cO'nplctcU
N snscr ber IS authorised to receive all such tax
es aud ia mag at any time before the Isnd shall ta
sold
list ofdeiinquencies NAV be seen 10 the Clerks
once OF The county IN pos'csso ~ the sub-ciber or
~ me H.bee Of TIC auditor OF public accounts
" 1 a!l also n the a ,e tine and place. pr@,-
coed to sca ell Lands q les, tat Rave bseu r.
turned linqucnt in the county Of Henry, since the
year 1854.
Gzoaes S srAzrs, y 8.
for
JoHS Status, s. II. c.
runr - D..
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POSTSCRIPT.

NEw-YoRK, June 3.
letter from New-Orleans, dated tn. 18th alt
stat9s the folio INK $50 Wear al thsn omontIn the
utmost alarm ia cons qucuce ftc height the river
4 sinal Wind would lie sufficient to break the lev
IN almost ay place, and inu. datc cur sre-ts a bove
and below The city, the lev has given way in sever
al places and il is said tie fine cotton lands of Con
cOrdis, all under water"
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NtITII,E


rs HEREBY 0IVE.l, TINT III. 2'ETE
NEXT AUGUST COURT OF
HAMES-ClFY County, at tbs Court-h .sc thereof
~ shall sell at Public Auction, for cash, so much
Of all the
LANDS g. LOTS,
In that county, etu-re delinquent for the non-nay-
nent OF the taxes oil the last year. AS will be sufficient
to d.5c arse the arrears Of taxes which shall tscn
remain unpaid Tor that year, andten per ecutc m ia.
images thereon, together with the taxes OF the present
year.
The sales will comm on the first day of the
Court and continue frOan day da, until thcy shall
be completed.
hLsO,at the same time and place, ! shall sell Il
fnDlc Auction tor cash. much ot all The Lands and
Loisin that county. returned delinquent r tGe non
Payment Of taxes, from the year $780, ny to dc year
1878
he Subscriber is authorised to receive all snch
taxes AID damages at any time before the land shsil
be sold.
list ofdeiinquencit, may be seen in the Clerks
Once o, the Cou y, in possession of the Subscri-
Der, Or, IA the Office Of the Au1itor OF Public Ae-
counts.
WV l.. ALLEN,
SLecFef James Cify.
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THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD

h.fJV-.7-U III
EFROM the subscriber living in Gooehland county,
4 Negro man named
u Ia Z M;
raised by Samuel Waddey af LOUISA The above fell
low i, about five feet eleven inches high, upwards
OF thirty years Of age, a light niulatto, husly
head OF "air, some of his jaw teeth are out-a,shott
tune since he broke jill in Fred ricksbmg--since has
BEEN known 10 be lurking about Ilichmond--he has
an ANGLE IN that town, by name, Sar Tinsey-also
parcel ottiee negroes ia the heghborhood Of Col. F.
1oodals IN Hanover, where he has been seen "a IL "
Gays aso-aiso lurking about Nancy Gong's,l Elisha
jackson's, VIM. Nelson's, Francis Jordan's' and Mr.
lhomasons, in the OF Louisa The above fell
low when detected in Spo ~ wanna had obtained {,
complete ace pass, aad will NO doubt attempt ano
thcr.
The above reward viii be given TO any person who
VIII deliver the sid fellow t. he subscriber or secure
him so that get him.
SETH f. BOWLES.
lime 1O.-gy1m
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sIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

R-fN-.RT;.iY
ENRON the subscriber, on the goth inst. Negro
4 Lad by The name of
D.4NIEE
lie is about nineteen or twenty Years old, about FIVE
feet ten inch high, dark complexion, aud very Ike
iy, sers'be aid aitf his clothing VIII, he went oil.
was iignt coioured Virginia cloth, and horsenan's
cap bntno doubt he will change his clothing. Dan
ei was raised by Col. Edward Garland of Lou ga conn
~, and probably will zim to go into that boTSood
Or to Richmond, or Stanton.
will give the above reward,i taken up cut ofthe
county put in any Jail, that get him. on ten dol
lars, taken N the county and delivered me- in Al
Ses
JOHN T. HOLMAN.
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3CST = EGEIV ED,
.N-GIIUT
&c LII, D1>nxr T.r,.a

IL HEREbf GIVEN, vt W TIE
NEXT .iiIGUSF 'r1TR5' ar
a IREENSNI,-LE ia ", al the g ID, t9usr tst re.
w u, sail II : Publ, auction; CIR ,nsa. so
much nj all tic
LAHDS = Lors,
IN that cnunty, returned lehnqu NJ Tor the noo-pov
newt OF ths t<es OF the ycars 1901 1902, 1908 i70i
1875, l796, l7yI, 1895 f799 1900, 1901, 1902, Sos
ioV4 i3oa' 1880, 1907, sos 1909, 1870, 1911, 1912
of'axes which shell then main un,,aid or ia sc
Years, snd ten per centum per .nuum d. una d. ~
he sales viii CONNIE % tire FIRST lay Of lie
court, and continue ilum day 20 day until ,hcy sall
be completed.
The Subscriber y aurh,, led to receive all such
taxes and damages, any before The land shall lie
sold. '' &c
/ list Of deiinque"ci ioay he seen IN the Clerks
Oiiice oil the County, possession 81 III, Snhecri-
Der, Or, III the Ohce OF the AUDITOR of Publ. Ae-
counts.
WILtIAn S. Isprn1fs,
DeDaiy far
Thomas I sltNER, S @. c.
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From the Capandaiq7.a Messenger, sotd IN.

FORT NIAGARA EVACUATED.
Our late enemy has at length evacuated Fl
Niagara. On Monday last. the British troops
LETT the Fort, and Capt. Craig OF the u. S. ar
tillery, with about loo men, nArchedin &
took possession.
EMIGRATION FRoM CANAph.-We learn
that great number of families have lately
removed from Canada into this state, on ac-
count of the oppressive and tyranncal mea-
sures which have been adopted since the
peace-espccially towards those who l. # the
country during the war, and who have since
returned.
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NV YoRK. Nav 80.

~. A. = III = ItIlIJ
ny the arrival last evening OF the Ship
~ \, .6u lander, capt Sheriff, 10 a days from
rieans, we learn, that )ne Of the u.
-, 80 armed vessels lately went in pursuit Of
one OF the vessels belonging-to the pirates Of
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NOTICE

NOTICE
is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT FIFE.
Next AUGUST COURT OF
e. oRk1 county, at the court-hou.e thereof shall
- sell at public auction, for cash. so much of al th
LANDS & LOTS,
IN that county, returned delinquent for the non.pay
,n.nt OF taxes Tor the years 1888, $780, 1870, 1871
92' i,93 i794, l79s 1896, 1877, 1898, 1909, 500,
1901 1902. 1S03, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1905 1909
1910, 1871, 1872, 1913 and 1914, aud ten Der cent
per annnm damages thereon, together with the tax,
for the present year.
The sale will commence on the first day Of the
court and continue from day toby till they shall be
completed.
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such tax
es and damages atany time before the lands shall be
sold. "
ST OF dellnquencies may be seen in the Clerks
once OF the county, in posses ion of the subscriber or
IN the Office OF the auditor 0f pubic accounts
JOHN BARTLE, ID. S,
FOR
BEVERLY BOOTH, S. S. C.
June 1O.-w8w
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NNTICR-

K.fGGOWau e good team Of horses, win
lea'e richmond on Niot'sy or Tuc4lasIf,r George.
toWn, aud through Alcxandria--An, p A-sou wishina
. s~nd any articles y j., win Amy T. John Dsu.
la'' At MIR Criggs. near BE Dapdst C1.sc.l.
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ESf Virtue of Deed ot Frost, FIX cu.,r u bv
A James Richards II, for the hem a, OF John Wi
Ems, which isduiy c,rded in the County Court IS
Charlotte, shall on Monday the Sd OF jar. b ~,
Charlotte Conrt day, expos al several Yer, Ls, II
Negroes, viz Hoilan, Nat, Royal, R;,ehaeI Am
and Mary, to satisf the terms Of he Did.
DAVID FLOURNOY, Trss &c.
June 10
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For SALE

THE TAVERN & PLANTATION.
COHI.3LNLNG; 100 .4CRESOF L.IN0
NM HEhEON now reside in Cumbe rianh Couasy
w near Gainesville, o. James River imp.e at.
~ on the Caroiina and Lyncbburg rosls to Richmond
where tie rlaii- stage passes weekly Tbs place
healthy, well watered, and m agreeable neiphb5-
hoad-ihc dweilins-h"us has been ia,ey repaired &
enlarged Tor he reception oi a private family. W.,
conmo''oas stobl an'i other iesthis s,trsfi
on sequ'd no; superior any stalI in the ca .n,iy
tor iavern-r5esde macy other Advantage anne
ccesary to mention, il is nrrsuieshIe tr,;e i.I
81 purchase will view the pre,ns.s
The terms csssle wil be nrade accommodating 10
the purchaser.
HUMPHREY BELT
,nne 10 IF
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PUBLIC FUNDS

Scrip certificates in the 10 million loan,
are selling to day at an advance of one and q
haLfHer cent. Bali. Pat. June 2.
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Barataria which had then in company Span
sh prize. The American vessel soon came
up with the Pirate, and after a short conflict
captured her aud rescued her prize. The
Commander of the Barbarian vessel, on fin
ding himself overpowered, sprang overheard,
SWAN to the shore, and thus Effected his es-
cape.
June D.
The quick sailing ship Fanny, Capt For
man, brings the Editors of this Gazette, Lon
don pap down TO the 9Th of hnril.
The /. ndon Courier of the 18th inst. has
Paris accounts of the preceding Friday. The
French funds had another fall offs per cent
IN one day, from 6S4 to $50. The certainty
of war had filled all minds with gloom and
acknowledgements wants nu,ney, arms
and capnon--in Paris he has 10, 600 men en-
ployetlin sahricating arms his ministers are
attempting TO stimulate the public mind.
The blow says the Courier, will soonbe struck
against hm-troops are advancing in all di-
rections TO the frontiers, and, without stopping.
they will forthwith enter France, where the
war must be carried on. Ii she will have
Bonaparte, she must have all those evs
which arc the sure attendants OF his person
and power.
The combination of Powers against Bona
parte, says the Courier, fills him with alarm
and appreh rnsion--not prepared to meet, he
would avert the blow which is ready TO fall
upon him by an affected love of peace--but
he is not to be trusted-there is no moral
faith, no moral principle, nothing that can
make any compact with him safe or honora-
Die.
June S.
BY the brig Mary, from St. Croix I'VE learn,
that few weeks since, Spanish ~, with
500 souls. and 100000 dollars on board, acc;-
dentally blew up at the island of Margaret
and melancholy TO relate, all On board perish
ed. We also learn, that short time since,
three French vessels undo, the Bourbon flag,
bound to Martinique and Gradaloupe, were
captured by the Barbados, British brig of
war. 1Ifer. .HLU.
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NoRFoEK. June 4.

The Negro Fellow who murdered James
Flood, the Constable, was yesterday tried by
the Court of tins Borough, and sentenced to
be hanged on Friday, the 18th day ofsJuly
next.