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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-25
= sWLNDLLNa TpaIroR.

Ite t9iiow'ng paragraph is copied from gie
l"ndon Hornng Chronicle, and derives its only
interest 'rom ITS connection wilh tlic invasion Of
me District by Tie British Army N August 1919
VINO can this accomplished scouadfei be
Nat Lif.
Police OGes, .l,qast 2,
Lieutenant Pitrrp MONS, of On. Marines. WIS
Drouea ~ to,he OF,ce by lavender from t;oyen.
~, 20 wineh pace tc officer had traced HIM, as
H~y'ls sr'yeile's post. He is charged With forge
70 have committed iargerIes upon The N.,vy
Soard these howeter wese not gone into.
ssGas igsisqa 81 ssngss,-elpSr N &c som
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NO TLCE

a Petition vii be presented 10 The next Gene.
raj Assembly Of The STATE Of Yrr MA, sor Der.
miss ON 20 sell three acres OF & nd. ly.rg o6 A.
dam Hiil, aod 125 fset Of the Fali1R & fden
properly, for tn purpose OF dschaignp The
Geois' due by The estate Of Samuel peasants
deceased
WILLIAM LOWNgs, .4rcss
far u " Pkaeqffs 4,fyfe 81
SAMUEL PI.EASANTs, deed
October 25th, 1915. II
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no TIGE

~ A petition will be presented by
sundry inhabitants of Hennc0 and Gooehs
land counties, TO the General Assembly #
It's next session, praying TIE passage Of a
law, Incorporating company sutaorises
to render FOesahss-srsss ssvigahls.
August >. 4
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PROBABLY have TO be enforced at the point Of the
ospneI in'the preseit unsettled state of our
a'fa,rS with those savages, the death of General
sewer, which happened at Tookauhaichee a few
Gays tgo' .,id the severe and continued adisso-
sl'n on COZ HAWKINS, another of the Conmssi-
oners, are events deeply TO be regretted. The
CONSEQUENCE has already been total stop to run
"'iiS u'e hne- JoLaTai
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70 lie Editers eftbe Mercantile .actDcrassr.

hand you for publication letter
which was received N my absence from The coun-
ry, from his Exceiiency governor Sheiby OF ken
lucky, Since my return, sickness has prevented
an carrier attenuonto IT'S publication AS The
sentiments when it expresses are general WIN
respect 10 our navy and private armed vessels,
CONCEIVE al my duty for tha1 reason to give n
puDhceyj and II IS iikeNise due to the officers
and crew OF tne GenegarArnstrong thus to mike
known 10 them the approbati0n ofiG. exoellenc,.
SAMUEL G.. RED
Men I-o.y. (cf n .1ofs
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Naw-YnRK. Oct ~.

p-W ahb ~ SWINnLEus.
TWO men, one named II. w. Hines and 81.
olner sheroarn Hart, have set up a Bank ng
:, rs.l.a.ion IN thus city under the style of Ths
ny -; Exchange Bank, with the pretended Can.
,tA, OF Two Millions of dollars Tl,ese men ar,
wen known in tl,is city and are in all probsh l;v
no, 1os worth the half of two millions of Dimes. az
tne sad Hanes, the Cashier of said Bank s now
5a nas Tor some time past been prsoner for
aep. On the Limits. Hart is said IN have fr,rs
70 The Southwark with cargo of nus saHk N.sss
OF uie denomination OF fly dollars, and five do.
i i 1t IS also suppased that ne has iakeo VIII
i nm di,iuty OF notes made somewhat in imi-
win view of putting them Off as such. No
os can ca'cuia'e TIE extent Of evil that ma, a.
use 20 me community unless the chAfac,ers vi "a
lIse se' tn,s institution on foot should be gene-
~ ge ubi.c leaving Messrs. Har, and lanes to
aESe "eir tecress m any legal manner they
P,sse'e against me, as ink should be culps.
public. - ''''A>S uisN~
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Departed this life, on Saturday the 9TH ms. az
RS rss.deaee, MF. BAaTzaL9saw 8.cCAaTT.
Gle,AS Of Me SUPERIOR and 5,.f,qo, ems *
lticsDa2ad Csuntg, the latter O. which e.
has MEL upwards o. TWEEN y-poe years. |, tho
Toss o, inns gentiem m i IS CROUCH TO say, tl,a.
citizen, he was not surpassed 49, "-@
Ded st Doctor Alexander G.di's in N,u;oms.
burg, ON Fhursdsy thu 18Th nstant. Afr = I:',c
lgtrinS though d'terr e md spas.,on, Mss Lo,,.
sfa n, in tie 295h year finer are
Ihe,iea'h This t,isly an able and i5,ersst;D,
as wei a. industrious aad benevolent young Iad2
mas i''1s 81 chasm IN the sociey of her nnine
foiis acquaintance, not easily 20 he repaired =
Us coHsoing now eve to her friends m tno,v
that she died, as she iad always lived, a dutifaI
and cbed.eut CHRISTIAN. 1S'i's'
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- r. oBLENIs,
( Clerk OF Police in the CITY of N. YORK.

:, One OF the above swindlers, CIIar. nut off I,s,
a nurSday toa merchant in Pliade,phia, g I8a
Oh tie above described b lis, and was aIlolge :.
per cent premium upon them The following g
'e manner IN which he accomnI shed his VII.
ANY. Posing by this merchants sit,re he al
serreu a written notice suck upon the w,n,loy.
n ew-f9rk Bank Noes w.ated In ne ~
peo ana efered his new made Bank plDer Tha
.lerchaili alter looking at the bl,s. observed ~
Iia', , inns Is anew Bank, IS L not pile u,s
swered yes! But Thar hey were perfectly carr
reht' and that he had just rece ell hem from
Nes-fork, IN Payment Tor goods All er accom-.
pishine his viia'ny, he lcft The store m Sc m
oi o''er prey The gentleman who purchased
sne "o'es a.d not discover tie iin,,os,,ion unt,l
ns arrived IN Chs cry yes .erd - mornng
Hans Who sisned die bills as CASHIER, has been
peiore The police TINS morning, and confessed
i,1t l'e am UNI ISSUED was $4,000, IN s =, md
VI si'aiier denominations, bes DIES about 40 dol.
laS Al small notes, in imitation # our 6,orDora.,
lion ilotes Hart Will, At IS probable. as h r,ro-
sresSes southwark continue has depredatohs ups
on me unsusPectlng, mtll ne d,sposes of ths
WIZ" ,, EMISSION ms OF ilis spurious paper.
ne following Is copy of one Of tbs five doll
lar DIS, now before usi 49,
The City Exchange Bank of the CIV of u.
iorh' promise TO pay J. Hui. or bearer, "a, ia,
mas hve collars, IN current bills New-Yorlz-s
l7th Sept 1915.
-. rs. SHIRT, Press dent.
"a w. Hams, C.Sher.
u - rr.
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LATE FROM FRANCE.

BY L.8ST AYeLrI9s .5IgTl' .
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0aITTln y

g Two a..l2ns Capital. "
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poRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

Arrived, Schooner stackelhstg, Cap
tain GrinnalJs, IS days from f.aguira--
Cofee-John Gird and Others.
Lett schooner sciota, Capt. Earl, q
and for Alexandria to sail il ten days
Schooner Giipin, Captain. Baldwin Of
palti!Eore, in three DAYS; Schoene,
'Irscka'lo, Wilson, Of Baltimore, time Of
sailing uncertain, and two schooners be,
forging to Philadelphia, names net recal
lectea; the chooner Boyd, capt. Worth
of New-Yofk, had sailed for Porto Ca
5eiio.
Markets dali.
The brig Dove, Capt. Borrowdaie.
was LETT at st. Bartholomsws to sail for
this port IN 6 DAYS, by the schr. Rethrn
Captain Metcalf, arrived at New. York.
on the sth Of August.
1t
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THE BRIEF REMARgER.

THERE are none Of the inferior ami
mails that come into the world SO helpless
& continue helpless fs- SO great a length
Of tine, as the human progeny. the
younglings ofthe lower part OF the animal
creation are endowed with strength and
|actiyeness, and in many instances, with a
sagacity that astenishes the beholder ana
SITS his philosophy at defiance. Very
shortly they quit the dam and become
their own providers. But the infant is
Ipeling in the mothers arms for many
months aud dependent on parental care
| for as many years.
Is this remarkable circumstance IN the
ECONOMY of nature, meant to be burden
Tor a biessings A blessing doubtless
Because, in the helpless condition of the
tiufapt which continues so.loDg Dependent
lon Others, is laid the groundwork of the
Isocial ties. We learn first to shew pity
Ior beneyoicnee at home. 1t is there
THAT the social principles Of our nature
Ordinarily are first put IN exercise ane
ldrawn E.rth into practice.
| The keystone of the fabric OF society
lis laid in marriage, and the strong pillars
lof the superstructure are established il
Infancy. The helpless progeny--tor
Iiong while helpless-incessantly occup,
lthe kind attentions of the parents; wit
tre the more attached to their fondling
rom the very circumstance OF their I'm
|petent weakness and utter dependence
l4he mother in particular, how cheerfuil
me forgoes her accustomed Amusement,
I,nd pastimes, and how constantly sal
I,enfnes herself to the charge of her u
3santi!e brood. With what unspeekabl
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Nj. sibaut cautioned them against suf.l
ferinp an individual Member TO destroy

NJ Sibeut cautioned them against SUI.
Herring an individual Member TO destroy
1.-THE unanimity that had prevailed.
Nj. Damolard objected to the mode Of
depression proposed by M. CARRIER, OBJ
serving that an assembly pronounces By
| the majority, and that distinctions should
fnot be made between its decisions. He
| was of opinion that it would be sufficient
ITO record, that ".the Chamber adhered
| TO The oath which had been taken," and
| to say nothing about sseanianity! (ti4-
mercas Signs Of Misrepresentation are,-e ma
| Infested ia all parts Of the House.
Ian not s1srprixgd at these nlas'mers,' .
lceotiauaa he, :: I have no doubt been
misunderstood. Let ns declare, that
|aut of respect for the liberty OF the as
|sembly, it has not been stated that the
decision was unanimously adopted
The orderof the day was called for BY
|seveeal voices.
NJ. Felix L:felletier-a an about 70
propose m. act Of national equity and JUS
| tice.-fhere is not one OF US but coi,si-
|ders the first of March as the day 81 he
salvation OF the country. In vain the
Moaascas Of Europe pretend to prescribe
|to France what, Chief shall govern her.
Bat. gentlemen, hefuye the departure Of
The s.n,nsror, you will assure him that
|you viii Unite al your earrts tehis ge-
|nereps exertians for the salvation Of tae
lcountf5, and s;rce .a;!u!at:an has decresd
10 Prince, who was neither invited nor
expected by the French. nation, the far
little Of Tie Desired do not you think !
~ .Efirsrarsl--ilo not you think it but
lust ia decree alsoa title to the man, who,
almost without means, coahdins in the
i.entiinents cf the natien, landed alone on
1.-The first Of March, to Fescre us from STA
very and the ieutlalsysteTaa demand,
| therefore, that you declare bic TIE SA-
lvgoR OF TIE CouNTRy.-4{ i}g'tes from
| Ill carriers for Hs order Of The dGy0 !
Elemand that at the same time you pub
|lish an address to the French People, =
r Here tae uproar became so violent, that
the President was obliged to ring his bell
several timcs.)
"a. Dupin--as You are here to assist
|! the Emperor by all the means i'll your
spower; but would you suffer the poison
I'd breath of fiattery TO fad its way a.
Ifeady within these walls ?'-l Continued
aproar.
The President Though the Assem-
Ehiy maniiests disposition to AVOID the
discussion Of the proposal that has just
been made, I ani obliged TO pat It to the
svote.''
Ton this the whole Assembly rose tc
pass 10 the order of the day.
Nj. Nj. blanchard, Carnot, ard Gle
ment, were chosen Secretaries b ballet,
land the Chamber adjourned.
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Chamber Of Representatives
CHE sitting opened at mid aay.

The sitting opened at mid day.
n. GARNER ode Saintes) proposed that
1t shauld be entered in the process verbal
'sat the oathto the Emperor was unani-
saocsly taken, observing ii vas OF impor-
lance that the whole of France, which
was Watching their deliberations, ahd l
eaat tie fare;gners who were observing
item, might See that the representatives
were worthy of France, and that there
'gas 10 GsSsen.ion among them. Wnsh
'aey mad 10 save their country. in TINS
glorious ooieet, observed vi. Garnisf'
we slase but one with the Emperor, as
the Emperor llakes but one with us--.sae
Van q iitsrsy, the Man Gff tee ssaNoa'
no atv.'s 10 be separated Jra,a her
AnssAer Member, suggested tue Pre-,
pretty Of distributing the proc;s-ql's''so'A'
Mspash all the departments.
Another Member considered the cues
'''u As one !. for the explosion OF theii
cansc;spcesi'
aas members rose in tie negatlTe.
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Pubic Sale.

ON Saturday tie cd day Of September
next, at Ii O'Clock on thepremises, will
: be sold,
One hundred & thirty-three
acres OF Land, divided into lots Of ten
acres each, situate at the intersection Of
the l.eesburg Road; part Of the property
uow in possession Of Mr.. March. The
terms will be made known at the place
of sale.
DANIEL F. DULANY. } n,.
WIN. HERBERT, jan.
August 10. IS.
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Molasses, Coffee, SC

We haze just receired and cftr for Sale
10 hbds first quality retailing Melasses
900 bags and ten tierces prime green
Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
60 do. No. l, Chocolate
60 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE,
e5 chests Gunpowder 4 Y. Tyson Teas,
of very superior quality Z
10 hhds. Sd and 4th pro I'D Wlliskey:
suitable for family use
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Rum
Some fine old Madeira, Sherry, and Te.
neritfe Wines
Loaf Loaf and di Ianp} SUGARS.
Liverpool fine and Ground Alum Salt
and a general assortment of Other
Groceries as usual
sCP We also keep constant supply
Of the best Flour for family use.
Bryan Hampsoa g Co.
August 10.
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NEW AUCTION
A n d
Commission House,
Brisss ;strest, Gsorgetorn,

DANIEL MALLORY
~ AND
RICHARD KEY WATTS. JR.
Have formed connection in business fol
the purpose of trans.chng tie
Auction e Commission Busi.
ness.
MALLORY g. WATTS, offer at pri-
yate safe. "a
SO bbls. old Whiskey, fit for4amily use.
10 tors Of Sheat.iing Paper,
case cheap French Watches,
aCe Regular sales at Auction Of Dry
Goods, Furniture, Books, &c. will 5000
3,e arranged.
Georgetown. August 5-1o Ct.
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hsa been considered perfectly
hfs'sn the st0rming party were beat
P's g Nth greatloss. 0nthe soth, might
oach WI ,~;so s. evacuated the fort. which
Ws g. awby immediately occupied.
's g, Campbell, and Its. Harrington y
birmingham were Killed.
.ccoruts from Buenos Ayres are to
a s:na I army at Chilli havi' g seized
la as,sssrty OF several EnSiislnnen es-
'a s,;ssss 5aare, the British armed their
la. ,ssIs aud retook their property, to-
ses e., ;sitl, vessel having 500, zoe on
s ss iso.a casias for Chill. They also
sssSa. 'n Valparaiso; AMI hare brought
s.ssr al,the sxiles the spanlsrds had sent.
s sf;,n Fernandez and other presidos.
W. - ;oiarrecsio,i Is said to have com
..ass.i "a Lima. Tire Ruenes Ayres
a.nv IN Peru has been Successful over
s.sI,saliists. Tie insurgsists 81 Caset,
.s.,.,IS and Firclo, have Also been sds-
s.ssrul Al instruction has broken cut
8. .araqaipa.
There had been brilliant illuminationa
l,om.on. in honor of tie Duke OF
TelIinstoas sictsrE.
Trae bsnkips house Of Atkins s. Sons
Il t).;al6ns Nolton, baye stopped pay
= ,sent 81 carseqasnce Of being robbed oi
g;aUt. But expected to prove sasrent.
poonz, a farmer 6. Bsa3ysaa, has lately
ss,nd While digsips. ~ bis selds a chest OF
,.rld cum. worth 2a.Geoi
sssbe hcaeEss at Covert Garden
Tseoiss hare beer as taElaws-Miss 9
ys,.s $50 pounds, Mr., ioaes's Coo, Mr..
yasug's 500, Miss Feete i $50, Mr. Eine-
RS s;GG. Mr.. Incsp~ Is 400. MIR. ard
Mra s.:sge.las 400, and Aiiss Stephens
As,. Il viii be recpliected t;,at q pound
Is moro saaB 4 duRats.
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Tenderness does sl.e nourish and cherish
Ia. ~ .,.o<rh ,x,sy. thar, bo<b d.x onJ

lltsndeynsas does sl,e nourish and cherish
'Ithem and watch over them both day and
lnight. With what heart felt icy does
Ishe perceive in them the dawnings Of 5rea-
lson, and listen to their isping prattle.
land if too discreet to blaze abroad their
little feats Of ACTIVITY, stheir pertinent
questions, and their witty reniafks--so
fmuch beyond the ordinary condition Of
their age, yet. all these she treasures up
lin her heart: and ia that fond heart are
continually blooming ness prospects, new
hopes, and new joys
Enc affection Of parents for their in
ifantile progeny, is 9 .speeieso Of affection
that belongs to- our universal nature.
Whether IN the civilized or in the savage
state, in every cline, and among all the
tribes Of man, parents love their children.
This primary human affection was exer-
|cised as soon as men bgan tolnultipiy up
lon the earth, api eyeFssiuce that period
lit has been arulh,s passion, every where,
land under all toe diiias,erent notifications
|of secisty, and though, strictly speaking,
lit is not of itself a neral yirtue: get to be
without it, is to bea monster.
On the other Ils4sb tire long term ofthe
INFINITE dependant condition Of children
lis what chiefly seaeaases Sl;al a.;ac..qa,.
accompanied with resFeet, re.vsFence.. &
aheaisat Gispositiags, What il tie So
,aa nssTsryias; Ike tte yonag partridge
,r0a..ji.. could shift f1rthciaseEyes a'mnss
Us soon As bornz!t What Il they ean';{
presently become ts,is l9ss1k, 5.a. -.
aad their ,.au p:a,l0ess 9rsisift,ig a.
ny, would be theil, regard forctfieir pa
rents; feeble, il any wepld be Tic ties
of f;lisI love. fiats 3lrr rseass .! their
Tong condition Of deseoaesee AID tute-
iage, there are superias2aqtsa la their
maids sentiments and habits Of love, res
peet AMI SUD nsssi -.aess --s2..tiiRsats y
HABITS which seIloal wear of in the sue
ceeding periods ofiiie, but are carried
ilto society with uas,i eakahie benefit.
On the same gfoilad rests the whole ia
brio OF educatinS. The child conscious
Of weakness AID 4rtta.ast dependence,
finds n3ae on earth % ioyk to Tor pro-
tect.on, faEd and fainent, but the. ten.
der and ever attentive parents, wac oil
course, ia his estimation, aJe O! pre-e'hl-
aeut wisslanl and worth. Hence he re-
ceives their Instructions lns2 willing ears
hearkeas to their advice. and treasures
up their. rreeepts ia his memory.
.T13their k:tssas he is capab!e, n seme ma
norta.lt respects, Of beiag moulded ike
seft wax.
Thus every family is Of Itself a little
government. Every family Is, also, a
i;t1tle academy, in which e;ucatson,
,sosA OF iH,ehas It's beginning. Clusters
of faniliesyfWm particular society. and
clusters 6tsocicties form a conl-son-
wealth or nation, which is exalted by
righteousness. or deoassd BY vice, in pre-
oert;on as tie discipline Of the general
lass q the tsiaisies that compose 1t, is
COED or bad.
Connecsicut coafalst.
Once IL 9 Great v.|'';ie We conc acor.s
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WILL BE SOLD.

j WILL BE SOLD,
On the 5th Of Octo6e, neas, y JAR y
not, hsaest Tday-
The stock Of Cat tie, Sheep,
| HOGS. od-Masx S & Colts,
DEIDNGING to the e. tate of Rich-
I'D, ard Brent, Esquire, deceased. -
The fock of sheep amour ting to about
260. contains foar Rams, Al I'd SIX Ewes
q! the full-blood Merino, & thirty Ewes
Of the lS-l6ths, the rest Of i'll ferior grade.
BINDS with approved secur ity for ali
sums oftwenty dollars 4 upx ards, pay
able six months after the sale, with iEte-
rest If rot .panetually paid. will be re-
CURED; and cash fos aE sums below that
amount.
bc5~ The sale vii take place at tie
farm.
tFILLT.aJN BREJy'T, jun.
Administrator with the will annexed.
husust 10. lawts
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Nnw-VoRK, August z.
FROSt GUADALO17FE.

~ / iNT-H sOONDNLVfITC.
We learn srnm Capt. Metcalf, who
arrived at the Quarantine Ground last
evening from st. Bartholomew, that
the ship President had just arrived there
from Guadalupe, and brought news tina,
the English bad squadron off Point
petre, and another Of Basssterre, block.
aiding beth ports !; and that an attack
,t..,- r1..1,nnrtl- Hvnec+nd
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90

(Edsl W. 49, - - IzSzEkSSSe -
ssfsiie:sss IS ;aae Sth.
The sitting.csaacst ;.t half past twelve,
e.asr the presiasaes f the Prince Arch
observation-disclosures Gan5aceres and
Coaas Is GG9pig. informed the Chamber
BY lattsg, >tl4s tha s.ste oftaeir health
wsaid Eot permit them at present to at
ted rse sittinss. Count Gazan also
wrete that he saon!G not be able at pre-
seat 10 attend, as he had TO faldl pri-
,sate mission Of tue Emperor.
CoW.s FhihatleaI, enc of tie Secreta-
TVS Of the Chamber. proposed that a
committee should be ior,ned, to hear the
report OF the Commission charged with
drawing up an address TO the Emperor.
The Chanceiler formed in Committee,
anti spectators " ,.hdrew.
At two O'Clock the Sitting was render
ed public. 4 derstaticn was chosen to
present the address to the EmPeror.
There was then solae conversation about
aplan of regulation, winch the President
5 had been charged to present. but hotmnss
appears TO have been aaae upon It.
Ccaatde Yalenee---a In order to make
Known to the Chamber III Z Representa-
lives tssst this Chamber has been dehni
yirelr caustitutod, il appears to me ne
cessary 10 ask the President to write to
that exact TO TIE Chamber OF Represen-
atses." The proposition was pat to the
vate aarl adapted.
Tae President announced, in adjourn.
Ing the Sitting, that he would convoke
TIE Chsnber, after having taken the or
dsrs OF his Majesty, relative TO the time
atmhichhe would receive the Deprivation
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debar the owner from the occupation Of
bis title.
sD0tttHsUsSi -'S'E
-
DIED
DIED

At Wilmington, Delaware, on gun
day afternoon the Hon. James 4. bay.
ard, one Of the Late Plenipotentiarles al
Client. j
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States for roofing Houses.

States tor roofing Houses.
THE subscriber respectfully inform
the citizens Of Alexandra. Geo. Town
and Washington, that be is authorised T
contract for the delivering any quantit''
Of Baltimore Roofing Slate, sold by NJ
". Carmen. The following are He pt
ces :--
For 10 and II in length, 8 dolIh|!ss F
square, roof measure. r3o
For IL and Is ditto, 9 dollars; ~
For ID, Is and 16 ditto, 10 d6iSrsf
For II, ls and IS ditto, II dollars
For 90, 81 and 90 ditto, IL dollars
For %, "a and rs ditto, IS dollars
For % and 80 ditto, "a dollars
The terms will be more fully stai
to any gentleman calling on the subscl
er IN King-street. .
J JOHN PARAfR}yfE'
May 81. rAsaw
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Bank o; ENGLAND 5

TIE Notes Of tie Bank Of R.aslsad III
( c;rcslation are upwards Of, one hanerea
gsilI;;cns sf 2ettars.-sihe an,essal tax on
whiet:s Elore than ioar ss:a,narecl ibousaad
alo,l,s,f,s. But the Bank has hisaerte paid,
uafier an old compromise. Sv.i,en It's is
Aes were small compared witt, the pre-
essat,} bat about one hs,iadfe2 ttoRsaaa
aao;ssssrs. Tie subject has iltiwercr,reeent-
" eau ght the atfentioa of Parliament.
A new bargain has just been made with
ttsBank. tits to pay 5,59ol. on every /,
100000 in bills issued.
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ALEXANDRIA,
THURSDAY, Auousr 10.

Ersuc; Of a latter froa, Boston te a
Merchant in tisis place, dated .aagssust5.
g MY object iu this is to inform yos
Of an arrival below this morning fron.
France, il sort passage, confirming
the report a few days since Of the abdi-
cation of Ronaparte, L that rev King
was appointed, one of the Orleans Fa-
milg-ali the particulars ;r Mt yet re-
ca, ed from Che vessel--when the coats
sent return from her below, it will be
too late for this mail, must therefore
refer you to Our next papar.''
Z The National InteIIigencer of yester-
day says, Mr. CRAWFORD has accepted
the appointment of Secretary OF War;
and proceeded to the execution of the
duties OF thai department.