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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09
NORFOLK. Sent. 6.

IT,. NORFOLK Sept. 6.
In ADDITION TO the statement gwen in onr
last' purportng that Treaty had actually
oeen concluded between Com. Decatur and
the Dey Of Algicrs, we have conversed with
gentleman who Came passenger In the sch'r
ana learn ifpn INN, tiiht there IS no doubt of
the fact, as the Commodore had written 20
Mr.. Sprague at Gibraltar, to this effect
that he he'd made 4 treaty with the D.v
upon hlS own terms. What the terms were.
t,e commodore did not specify in his note 20
MT. Sprtgue, and the fact Of his restoring
the captured vessels, rests upon verbal infor
uatiou. Our informant further slated. thst
Capt- smith, ofSllen, who was taken Nv lie
A'ge'hes, IN 1912, was released tbis fact
lie asceItaned from Mr.. Sprague, VINO ba,I
receiv "a a letter from ium, dated OF board one
oi oi'' 'ips OF war from watch circumstauce
1t may b. iatcrred that Mr. PoLLARD. If tl,;s
town and the oIher American csn,,v,.s ar.
also raiedseii H.eJ
r. Tremendous gale was experienced b.,e
on Mond4y iast-.lt commenced about n a.
clock on Sunday night from N p an cont,ou
ep WIN increasing violence until . o'clock tn
mkt daY' when it gradually subs,drl. IL had
the etie of raising the TIDE ID an slrooyt ,,,,.
Pieceden5ed height; al; the wharves. irrLi-
dug those winch had hitherto been deemed
ADpYe tle reach Of the tide, were inundated
Siui"at up 10 NNlue w alter street. Much con-
fusion consequently cnsued in thos. warebou-
ses having their lower floor level with the
ground, as the water rose with such raniditv
that the manageable articles could with az
fculty be removed ont gifts reach in time r.
save them. But little comparative injury
however, has been sustained in the TOWN o.
harbor from the strifeof the elements So,ne
trees and fences have baeu blown down and
two or three vessels drifted on shore. bnt will
be got OIL with little trouble We are. as
yet unable to give any accurate account of
the damage sustained by the chipping b.la,y
the staten. ms Of different persons who ha.vc
come up, differing materially. 1t appears
however, thar lac British shin RamiJ,on
which dropped down on Friday 1T va
| driven on the b'I at the mouth of Narsegnoud
rlyer--a schocner and a Shop we're drove A.
shore on Craney Island, and since the tide
has subsidized, remained nearly high and drs
| and adgur k from her snchors,
under Sewei's point, aud drifted over towards
Newport-ncws. There we're bn,.ber of
single vessels, &c. bound out, and f.ate are
entertained that they could DOT sarviye thc
'",y VI 'tne Storm III.
we learn by pilos @ho came over from
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09
WILLIAM M,NAIiI[tl

CLIO Q YN0 W7NVCU- lI.4t-rr .
few doors below TIC = .t-Of. e. Nni,.st,>et
ETCgff1s ~,
RESPECTFULLY informs lis friends .,t.d Tie
= Public t'st he carrie ON tho. Watch anu Ciork
3u.''ss'rat orierStr''o NE cnrutry will oe atten-
I'D 20. few elegant clocks vt NV Rospr, poo,,.,
Ware Room, may be purchased on reasonable terms
Sent Q----1t - 'i''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09
BALr1MoRE. Sept. )

The commercial treaty or convention, late
ly concluded between our ministers and those
OF Great Britain, has been forwarded
from New York by Mr.. Cuts. who arrived
here in the Steam Boat yesterday afternoon,
and proceeded in the stage this morning for
Washington. AS the treaty must be laid be-
fore the Senate, and receive .the assent OF two
thirds OF the attending members before it can
be ratified 10y the President it will not be
published until the meeting of that body 1T
present, therefore, we can give but little mfor
nation as to It's contents, in addition to what
mas ALREADY been copied from. English papers.
SsNe are informed, and we believe correctly,
that the stipulations contained in the treaty
are reciprocal and mutually beneficial, but do
not embrace many objects and are limited TO
a short period.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09

N the North v,ver, jumped ov-rboard. The
'orce OF the wind and a strong ebb tide CARR
ca nim past the French frigate Hcrncine.
some ot,ne crew of which vessel cat the lie
ouoy from eae stern, which he laid hold Of
lie Supported himself in this manner from 9
O'Clock az night till 2 the next morning when
he was picked up in the Narrows by the
crew OF the plot boat Ulysses, and brought to
this city.
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Il Cebp Jesle,
MILLER WooDsoN,J in. D. &C.

4 GREEABLY to orders from the com
N man"'t oi the Yah Va. Rest. Hanove, j',y the
ioiow"g persons, reported deIinquents under the
General Orders of the Goth of August 1914. ami who
have since removed from the hounds of the said re ri
ment, VIZ "A. II. Duke JAMES Fa,fSI, E:d7sora h
GGddy, O6ddinh Jones, Jesse Lane and Jam MI
hamsJr are hereby notified that ccurt-nartal, sc
cordng to law, ordered to b. held at Hanover C.,
House, on the 2Tth day of October next at which line
and PLACE the saddeinquens may have an opportunity
OF avarg Themselves OF any lawful excuse they mas
have to riake to the said court.
By Order Of The COnma,ts9tiHt -
HUDSON VI. WINGFlELD, Adyt.
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EARD.

o. ANDREW Bn"ADnus respectfully informs the
Patrons of his BIBLE HIS TORY, that the Ia,e do.
mesuc 'iieton with which it has pleased Divine Pro
the progress OF that work so that i, viii nrohbI mo,
appear as snon by upwards ct months as oth.Tv s
might have done. Ne hopes that it may be. issued
from the press by the early part Of The ensuing VIM
ter. Use
Caroline Sen,a,ohar & {,
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FLOURISHING COMNIERCE.

Tor The three days preceding Yesterday,
there arrived al this povt from sea, - ships,
IL brigs, q schooners and II sioops. OF this
number ~ came from ports in Great Britain
and Ireland, and from ports in France
The rem Under were principally fron the
West India Islands. Estimating those from
European ports to have brought cargocs in.
voiced at Fifty thousand pounds sterling each,
which is supposed. to be far estimate, what
mast they. alone, have produced to the reve-
rue ! ". y En-. Post.
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FROM DETROIT.
TcIshe Editor ofthe Pittg6uYp AAsrcury

~ -1-T''5' y nc Z l1ES0i1T g lTIcTcIFY.
DErRoIT, August IL.
"Qn the 9th instant, the brig Hunter, James
Rough master. arrived here; passengers,
Maj. Gen. Brown, his lady, and suite, toge-
ther with upwards OF 200 infantry, under the
command OF brig gen. JAMES MILLER, the
hero Of Monguagou."
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Narka,k. Sen.

On Sunday an officer from the JAvA friaato ca,,e
up TO town, and furnished US with the following me-
mof.ndnm, which sent By. Con,noelore ps,ru
" BoG'dcdMe schooner Cumberland, Cant. Grsn-
nell, o"t So days frsm Gibraltar, bound to 7era,,
ana, REPORTS thar Conmotore Decflf5s,. hut cebt,e
red tTco f9'7''e fifsaes, ,oops nj 7v4, ard se
Ue'u smaller 'csseis. he made atreatv b., zyich
no t'76nte rs TO be siuen The uessels taken fran
me .1gernes 1nere restored to Mem and atierisarIs
letter from Commotiore DecatY. 10 ths .g,g,,,c,Y,
c'rsmaf Gt5'ahar, requesting Aai 70 nsti}. ae n.
"ertc0ns Of the conclusion of the o. and fhlf Me
e0'1fe nH'EsGfe 'he 'lzeGifeTranean IN .etcy"
Ledger.
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VIRGINIA:

& Rules holden in the Clcrs's Once ofthe Sum.
n r"r Caurt Of Cii'e ~ Go ,6e R,chmond Ds
trct, the 25i'i d.y 'oeAusnst. 1915
Aibert GeiIsti' ad RcU.rt AieAai,de, dsyis.e OFFS
vary De Nsieouion, deed, rif,gs
= AGAINST, ~ =
Henry Ranks, Thcriac reass. .roln p,cstor a,,
Wi.isn G. PendletOa, Regist3r Of the Land D r.,
ID T Is.
supplemental bi, awarded in ti,,s -e,se not ha,;
been returned excc,.ei o'i Chc Deiendant lie
ns''sS' "lh ne not having entered his appearance an
gwen seeprtY according 10 the. Act Of h,ysmhIv M
"uies I" tn5 CGirt, and it appearing by .atisfscro.
Evidence, that - is not nhaatsat ofti, ;.,,fr,
IL IS ordered, That the SAID D-tcniant do aDre,. no.
On the hrst day OF the terra, end slew So =
a'y he e'n 'S"i 81 the revvsl. by tue SAID pr.:eas
seus"', s'' answer ,e ans.l-ranf supplemental hi
ot ; cue tin',5 an that copy Of h;. ,er he .1
w''h Inserted ia some Newspaper Ilsli,isi n the q.
y ct Richm"nh ios tvo niaiibs slee .s.:rs,r
City. I'll '''e S"id
4 Cary, T,sle,
ss,,.u,...o WIN W.HEEING, C. c.
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BALTIMORE Sept. q.

1t would appear from the following article.
that IT any French generals have arrived at
New York, they have taken good care to
Conceal themselves.-EedG Gag.
. the hn6hc hare been amused jo, tSvo
davs PAST NTH a story, thar Giant Curnoto
Gen. Clauset, tqoo IF Bonaharte's famous
generals, are nozy in this city. Iney are
said 10 haze teen Ld1ded last Monday, from
tie ship Commerce, Cufitam Iersepy, iron,
Bordeau1.--Ihe ychort cawlot be Iraced 10
any authc'ific souce."-N Z l.. Post.
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Mrw-YoRx AUG u

NETWORK, Aug. 81.
The following letter on the subject of
WOOL has been received by merchant Of
this city, interested in that article
LiOeyfool, Jply 25. 1915.
Strive last night were favored with
yours of the Goth of June, inclosing the bill of
lAdng of trnsses or Wool, per Otis. which
shall have our best attention, as soon as it is
landed. We viii take the earliest opportu-
nifty Of sending you all the information we can
procure o. toe subject of Wool. 1t Is so ncw
g thing to receive Wool OF this description
from America, Chat although we have taken
great pains to obtain ali the knowledge on the
subject, which oGc lnost eminent Manuf4ctu-
IerS have been able ~ communicate, we are
yet bat partially Informed and Till some
u the small parcels which have been recent
ly imported are actually manufactured, we
shlli not be able to FURNISH you with ali the in
teiligeDce We should wish.
1t is requested, as We hope you are al
ready aware, that" Wool" be marked on
every package III which II is contained. in let
ters inches long. otherwise the ship which
conveys II, IS well as,the wool, Is liable to
coDhsCation.
we remain. respectfully,
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NEw-YoRK, September d.

Captain Lovett, of the orig Union, from
ot- Johns, states, that on the 25.h ult. he spoke
snip, 20 days from Liverpool fou Portland,
which reported that Bonaparte had landed in
England from the Beierophon
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rae .u.4.VCHN.STER EXCIidEI3 q

IS SOW KEPT
GEORGE BECKIE.I aohe-uho intends teen-
z ing the hest oil every thing necessary Tor the nc
conmodatiOn and comfort Of Travellers aud o.lers
Who ms9 he pleased to grant him ticir p.trolaee--
The pubic NE jnformed that tl,cStirm OF GtJ.ec
BeckleJ X Go tlis day ceases TO * ST. hS ,rutual an,
consequences of which, the Subscriber solicit,
all those indebted TO the sad firm, to come forward Il
pay oil then accounts, IN order that may
be made TO discharge the debts due IRON ssio cou
Germ.
Mrs. ELTZ.R-.4NJV P0WELL,
Having removed to the. Half Way Ilouse betv cen
Richmond and Petersburg the subscribe. ea1.ety So
ilcts ms friends and the public Va grant kei share N
their patronage, the accommodation on Dist house
will he tn superior to that wlcl, has been he,stpior.
kept. isP9ud be glad 10 accommodate eis,t or te,,
member' o. the Legs atue bparders al t- rp1t
session i beng short and pleasant walk .roel the
Capitol
GEORGE HECAiEY
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. lhe Brifiah TRANSPORTS, which to tire nxx,-
be''2f 90 h'ocee&ed TO Portugal for the fur-
Pose 2f conOeyng Pos1ugueSe army 70 the
.tffhsFlands, to act un{er lhe Duke Of VEL
hnston, returned 10 England; The Portu-
g'lese regency haUi7g refused TO send their
fr09iis abroad, 10 co ohe'ute min me allies.
Vest Daily Adv.
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Ha npton yesterday, that The pilot boat Hiram,
OF Hampton, fell IN with two sears. on SUNDAY
to the southwark of the Capes. 5oh Bottom
nfSoards---one Of then was ascertaiietl to b.
the Petty Anger Pre- sidei,t. of ~ YORK, the
other was a long bi,Cs schooner. with a white
moulding. supposed from her build to belong
to iltimore. id.
The Island Of Elbs has been given back
in sovereignty to the Grand Duke of rusca
ny.
'Bonaparte's marshals appear to be almost
wholly annihiiased by the late revelations in
Frbnce-the io9s catalogue Of those heroes
who nave survives the wreck, is dwindied
down to about ht.t a dozen the rest are
dead orr exir. Among tae survivors we find
Onfinot, picfoy, 1humoilf. 6ioc itfaLd 81 CTR
cy, VINO having joined the Biu",on cause, viii
probably preserve Their rcspecurc ranks AZ
well IS their individual fnruluc, Co,.&scation
am baidshment WA. undoubtedly tall On the o.
theirs.
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u. S. Shin Guerriere.
y = Ut z - VT II .
OFF Cape Palos, Jaue 2Orn, 1915.

ou Oal'S avs, JUG %Vlus ~cAo'
SIR,
have the honor to inform you, that on
the 10Th inst. OFF Cape Paios, the squadron
under my command, captured an Algerlne
brig of % guns, and $50 men. After a chase
of hours, she ran into shoal water, where l
did not think it advisable TO follow with eur
large ships, but dispatched the Epervier,
Spark. Torch and Spthre, TO whom sne sur
rendered after short resistance. Twenty
three men were found dead on board We
received from her so prisoners, the residue
other crew having left her in boats. Many
or them must have been killed by the fire OF
our vessels, and one Of the. boats was sunk.
None of our vessels sustained any damage, nor
was there man killed or wounded. This
brig islarger than the Epervier-was bait
IN Algiers years ago, by Spanish cOnstruc-
tor, the same who built the frgate captur-
ed on the I7th instant, and e perfectly
sound.
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully, SC.
STEPHEN DECATUR.
Hon. Benjamin ". Crosyahpgshield,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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TIE .SUB.SCRTBER

AFlNG m"le the necessary arrangements. will
6 2 be prepared 90 accountable from IL "a I, St,
dents with board AMI lodging for TN. ensuing ro,r,e
o. lectures on terms agceed upon 18th the President
OF the College.
MARY VI. PiGACHY.
Williams NV Sent nh p Il - =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-09

we understand that MIR. Gallatih declines
accepting his appointment as minister to
France. Bait. Pat.
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By L.s.sr ,NFrH1.s NAH.
WAsKINcros, Sept.7.
NAPOLEON LANDED.

By the poiitcnes> Of our Boston correspond
ents We arc advised of the arrivei az that
port of the ship Savannah Captain Cole, bat
last from Fal,ncuts, England, which place,
she left On the 81 of august. Capt G. States
that Bonaparte had beeu landed at Ply.nouth
from the BeiieropnOn, and departed thence
ior Loniion on the 81 of Aug. under an escort.
Nat. Int.
The frigate United States, Captain Shaw :;
store ship Alert, Lieutenant Stuart and
schooner Hornet. Lieutenant Page, sailed
from Boston IN Saturday last for the Mcd.-
terrancan ID.
We understand (says the Georgia Jun-nal)
there 'Sto he cnntren nee at rookaubntclie
on the 9th oil tins mouth. between Tie four
southern tribes OF Iudiars--the Greeks. Che.
roSees, Choctaws and Chickasiws-at which
time and place, the Commissioners appointed
to run the boundary line of the Crcck nation
according 10 Jackson's treaty, will meet Cor The.
purpose OF entering on the duties assigned
them. Col. hershaw having resigned, Col.
Hawkins, we learn, has been appointed in his
stead.
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HOUSE A.v'DLOJ.
nAHDW WARE .s.Y'D CCTLERY.

hNiE subscribers, in addition to teir late irnnor,,
tons, have list received bs G,s.l3. |"P.'Ia-
ann rom England, yeyy general aud txf..sye a.
rlmeu Of Owe d'-
HARDHdRE y CU7LERY
Merchants from ihe Southwark. WHO vi.;, % g..
"''h u.e'se'e' win complete sssotruents, vii Gnd
otreci, bet~eeu and 3 "'Ne'
,, ISAAC sNE3iEY c<Co
Philadelphia. oh mo. stl------ 90
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Rr,rgcts of letters from the ton,mander
ofthe shin Canton, from thts fors for Chi
no
MAY 81, lat IS 81, Ion. 81, 81.
This morning AT day light, saw two ships
70 leeward. When nearly in the wake they
tackled and stood for us. We stood on, and
found we gained from them hHt they show.
ing an inclination TO speak, we hove to. They
proved to be the British ship Duncan. u, Ad.
Beresford, ami sioop Of war Aiblcore, from
Rio, bound home. Mr.. Tilden and myself
went on board the Duncan, and were treat
ed with great politeness. The Admiral GER
tilted a copy OF the treaty for us and we
gave him some of our newspapers, and some
English papers, received nom tie Hawker,
containing, an Official account of Bcnal,arte's
return to Paris. The Admiral acknowledged
our superior sailing"
" May %.
"Since writing the above, we have ran SEQ
and odd miles, which brings us to lat. Z, 49
Ion. IS, i. IT the breeze continacs We shall
cross the line III two or three days, which will
be good passage--the best 1 ever made
but if we had have had the trade wind as AT
present, when first within its limits, we would
have crossed the line in 20 to % days but
we are doing very we'll with a common
chance we shall fetch up with the Cape of
Good Hope by the 20th of June"
"GLay 90.
we have had pleasant passage across
the line. we ere 80 d1vs out, ana in lat 2,
81 S. lon. "a, AZ, w. The ship sails fast
Yesterday we made lSl miles, and to- day
17i, as close on a wind as we can Brace
g 69ay 81, lat s. ton. %.
"Fine steady trade wind. All sad spreed.
81 days oLs-"
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CHESTER HILL.


WILL BE SOLD, ar PUBLIC Aucrtox
On .'!onsiuy, the 25ih b.sf. az - n clc.k
~ 1fi. tte front door o. the BeIrIav.rn - ~
Cy u ltehmon tue 6eur.ifidF r,. an i,-,ps
h'Ver, Only mites hsio~ lie City, called
CHESTER mn.
containing between SIX ard seven hundred a.ras nc
l%nd--abont one hUn'lrsd Of which IS Low Co. W
o' prime Meadow Land--tte,c arc about co. asorss
l"nY) eieaied-the big land has a. lqcl Ri cl, -
tom as any Land la Virginia. aud S % ,yIl a,or,ts ~
Tue cultivation Of sniai grain and eover-taes 80 -
Two elegant settes tor bui!dng-each OF then, -
e3mpete view otitichm'uditis also certain t,y on.
oil the very best fisheries James River !, o,ra, Inc
To ms piace-ti IS -urded b. James RiYe. co, tIr
sHe' and b. tsliing & eek, for one mite ami ho,s
RON when any quantity of water nsy he had s -
establishment Of Mil or ans kind Of Namn.,o.o ..ne
Tn SHORT, there AZ butfsw. fany si,ratioos yii; ~,
same distance OF Richmond combining so nany e a
yaItsgcs Ches:sg Hill ~ '"y au~
- mo 81 'Sais-O|e third of the purobese NO..
WIN We required III go days the bsanse divjr, ~
equal 1nnis' payments Notes with approysd 80 Nv"
strs viii he rcquired aud the title virLbrJ n,;, 81
ToneJis paid or deed will be made to tj,. n,,i
ana octsd OF trust taken SECURE the two Isst
uents w wv 'ASt, pay.
=, ne Sar r11be "'ade 7n!ier tie direction Or -.
H. Lynch. .4icHOHser. f:''' = az
Chester nh Scttsn,be, q----,J- ~ -
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Robet %. Gibson, and Christopher Strong.
THE DcfeDdant Gibson rot havi. g entered his an
pearance ana gwen security b. law r,qui. d. and
tappcarng 20 tire sat'7iattion o! said Court that
the se'd t-,hsou isnc i'abitant o. this Couryao
the motion OF the rlaaift by Counsel II is orier,d
hat the said Gibson do appear here on Tie fourth
Monday in October next, and answer III iii Of. the
Complainant, that copy at ibis order be fisrh itl IN.
serted N some newspaper printed In IA. Citv cf
Richmond, Tor two iaontlis sei,ely and that sno
thercopy be posted At The frDntdo1r Of tie Court
huusc.
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NOYI{E

IEHERE6Y GIVEA, 1'Hg3,
q IN Ic7) toPetitIou the nsxt General. A,.o..,,
=" Virgins, 70 ena"e,pate M wife. s,lo s.-I ~
that she may DC perIntte:l 10 re na in M So, ''D
HENRY CARTER.
sen.sro,,.. 4mau gfcoior.
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!ask FL 10
ENQUIRER NfApINrE trSr.

H"NNUTftH MAHINE LIST.
PoHT % GcHH0rp, W.
I1ivcd since our lass.
r. ~ N'n'H", kecs, Baltimore; Sch'r William
CLF' :, sip @,o's Louila Ann. Blactrnsn, Phla.
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Al Court he'dtor Cnmhr'taud C",'n,y, on die
fourth Monday in July, 1915, at tae Court bouse.
Richard Liegon,
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WASHING TON, Sept 5
I'M Il. III ~. IrI,i ~ L. - -

we understand that dispatches have oeen
received from Commodore Decatur, annuun-
cling the pleasing intelligence of his having,
on the part of the United States, concluded
a Treaty of Peace with the Dey of higiers.
With the conditions of the Treaty. OF Course
we are unacqualnted but we learn, general
ly, that they are such as Commodore Deca-
tur thought proper to dictate. 10.
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NOTICE.

virtue Of a deed Of trust executed NV Charlie,
z fHrris, Clearing date the i'm Jan,iary. iSOfI
ipr certain purposes therein ment onet viii, on Ms,
nV ,ne 18th inst proceed 10 seG before the door Of
cash, certsnn '
HOUSE A.WDLOT.
IN the Town Of New Cai,tou and Co,,,.,v oe rs.t;
ham, and which sail lot wss conveyed H. me j.; ,r,,s,
to secure to Mr. 1ls,oas white In p,,netra, M
mehI ~ The debt therein nertioneI together via al
Only. EFwf Sic ~, q, t'siee
Sept. 2 -.---8f
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In the details of important news from Eu-
rope, We perceive that 100 000 Prssans were
IN aris. These seem TO be more barbarous
and savage than the Russians thcmselyes-or
even the ancient Goths They had DESTROYED
the bridge OF Austerlitz. the groves of the
Luxembourg, and (what is far more injurious
AMI irreparable) laid waste the grand botanic
garden with all its plants, which was attach
Ell to the National University and Institute
They had levied one contribution of FIFTY
MILLIONS OF francs, and demanded another
OF thirty millions in three days. In no part of
bonapartes conquests, was there displayed
any such .arGge,y' as this. these outra-
ges had excited their fears of an enraged po-
pulace cannon had been placed at the ave-
nues and bridges, and artiierists were con-
stantly stationed, with lighted matches, by the
guns. f(,6J
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