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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15
FROM FRANCE
Extract efG letter 10 tae Editors eCshe Boston Pa
fr1Ot, dated Bor0ieatlr, lSe5f. Cd 1915

"S' y g 'e1'ei 80 1"e Asd!T0rS II The BosfOn Pa
fTOf, dated BorGsanr, SEP. Cd, 1918.
wrote you few days ago, announcing to
you my arrival here IN twenty-eght DAYS. Inc
markets continue very bad, there was sudde,
rise IN Cotton few day ago, the best Lousians
having sold for cost the loo lbs but it has fallen
again ana we nave now no price The EnqlisL
have been buying up large quantities IN the so,Itt
oil France, and II what IS reported 10 true tina,
tiis government have made treaty of commercs
with England, IN which the manufactured cotton,
OF that country will be received here and FrencL
silks admitted into England, our trade vii sufTe
to tins Country, as the English merchant will ~,
dersell the manufacturer Of France, and ,bo
thst branch which was becoming veryAouri,hiIs
here will decay
1t = with great pain that state TO YOU how ,,n.
popular we are IN this country with the Rovsl
party. We are forbid wearing our Eagle. and !,
IS dangerous tor an American to be seen "a sncb
at The Theatres, where the English airs g Eoo
save the KING" and 'Raie Brafa,piil'' are sunp
every evening with appiaa e
enclose you piece which appeared here the
othsr Gay against US, and a copy Of an answer
sald TO be written BY our Consul, Mr. Lee. Dne
ofonr citizens, Mr.. 5a,portss, Of Charleston. 8
=. had quarrel some days since at the Theatre
with tpyast, VINO called Inn out the next d.,,,
When he came on The ground, ne found severs
people there with lis antagonist some og 49,
we've o. t'e Royal Guard IN uniform thev n
fell onlm With their sticks and swords. and
cut and mauied hun IN shocking uanncr. Mr.
oaS'or'ss - 40 ped with his wounds, and though
our Consul has applied to all the authorizes p,
justice can be obtained, and his assassin yslt
aoout tie streets, and to complmented for kill:os
aj3s0jil .8me,qca,i
Attic head ofthis faction opposed 70 the Anne
ricans, are several Of the English and Irsh bo,,s
oil this city. The young mon of which bo,,ss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15
Ernaet Of q l.Aer. o,aled

DgaR =
an truly grsti6ed to have II in my power
to tell YOU that the Northumberland, OF - guns,
admiral sir George Cochburn, came in here on
the 2tth Of August, having ituonaparte ON board.
accompanied ~ Marshall Bertrand, General tie
Count MontholOn, General the Count Gourgsux,
1.-THE two latter were bis Aids at Che battle Of
Wsterioo)-th Count Lascasses. Counsellor Of
State the Countess Bertrand and her three chill
dren; the Countess Montholou and her child
Mr.. f-ascasses, son Of the Count and two female
and twelve male servants The Northumberland
was last from Torbsy, from whence she saiied
on OH August, in company with the Havanna
irigate, i'ucephaius and Ceylon troop ships, ths
zenopia and Peruvian briggs of 10 guns, the DC
phyr 10, the Ferret IL, AID the Bedpolc end 1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15
September II

The ships Newcastle and Leander. coDstr,c.
ted and equipped to beable to Contend 4yitl sosgc
chance Of success, with the American fripates arc,
undergoing some alteration in their form. They
are charging their sterns, and making cabins for.
the accommodation of adnirals. Y'hey ore ~
tined for the ports of Halifax and Barbados.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-15

LoNDos, Sept. 70.
YESTERDAY the funds experienced sudden rise.
Omnlum which was on Saturday, IA bose.ot -, 90
to 1-8. The consol fund experienced a sm;is.
change. 3''''''"F
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
y1tSe.9Jyt N"ses
Rippoll Lodge,

containing from 700 to 800 acres on Po-
tosnac River. about 5 miles FROM DUN
flies and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house
in COED repair containing six rooms,
kitchen, laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer 10 the purchaser the most ffattering
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
farm by an inconsiderable devotion 0! Ia
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to .Nsblet Herbert, Esq. of Alexander
John A. Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va
June ID. --
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New Lines Despatch
AND
Expedition Steges.
By way Of Bladensburg. Richardson's,
and Ellicott's Mills, to Baltimore.

.yWyHE DESPATCH STAGES will, in
future, leave Mr.. Semmes's in Geo.
Town, at six o'clock every morning !;
breakfast at Mr.. Ross, and Arrive in
Baltimore every day by two o'clock, and
will have the preference to any other IN
the Mail Stages for Philadelphia, OF in
good time to dine and go o., board the
Steam Boats, which leave Baltimore e.
very day at four o'clock.
The Expedition Stage will also leave
the same place every morning at seven
O'Clock, carry only seven passengers,
and breakfast at Mr. Ross's, Biadens-
burg, aud arrive at three O'Clock in Bal
timore every day. Fare in each line
Four Dollars, with an allowance OF 25
lbs. baggage-but all baggage, packages,
etc. are to be at the risk of the owner or
owners thereof.
Merrill, Heroninus & Co.
Georgetown and Washington.
John II. Barney and Go.
Baltimore.
n. B. The new line as above is ex-
tended to Alexandria, and an accommo-
dation stage will leave Mr.. ]. Semmes,
in Georgetown, every day at two O'Clock
for Mr.. Motifs, King-s'rcet, Alexandra
a, cab at Mr.. P. Heronimus's, Wash
ington, leave Motifs the same evening
for Washington, at five o'clock, SO as to
accommodate all Alexandrians wishing
to travel north in the new line.
]. H. B. & Co.
NJ. H. II Co.
December c. II
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For Boston & Portland,
JOHN G. LADD, Il CO.
Hape for Sale.

&c bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck and cordage, crates Of Liverpool
ware, consisting Of plates, dishes, cham
Der mugs, 4 hid. China, tea and table
sets, casks of cut glass tecanters and
goblets, 90 casks id wrought nails, 8 by
10, 9 by IL, and 10 by IL Bristol glass,
100 bags coffee, entitled to drawback
tow cloth, sheathing and candle paper,
shoes in boxes, Spanish brown, chalk,
hand-spikes, whale oil, Lemon juice in
casks, Q pipes French brandy, sweet
wine, pepper in bags, ~ boxes Young
Hyson tea, 1 case domestic woolens,
"a Irish linen in boxes, and German Ii
mems in bales.
Oct. 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
Al0ND AY, DEcEMBER Is. 1915
HACK n AN in INV emf

A BfsACK p AN in my employ
~ named James Evans, left it on Sa-
.turday eSeninSthe 18th Of November,
taking with hin, his clothes, consisting of
4 variety of the best kinds. amongst
which is rec0ilected drab short coat, a
black and "a geeen mixed coat. of super
fine cloth; several pair of fine cashmere
panfaloons u s6art breaches: Marseilles
and worsted jackets, different colours |;
a white and q black beaver hat, boots,
jefferson shoes and shoes Irish linen,
cotton and dowIass shirts, &c. He has
been seen working at some Of the -four
stores up King street, and on the wharyes.
AS he has been with me- sometime in this
town minute description OF him is
deemed unnecessary suffice It TO say
he cannot speak without suffering I; has
a scar on the back OF his head, occasion
ed by q burn his whiskers are ct veyy
f:ue hair. Fer securing BIN 10 the Jail
Of this town I win give Ten Dollars, it
taken withia the District. lftaken out
of the District, for every mile over i've
from the town will give one dollar.
will be thankful for any information
given by persons who would not trouble
themselves to bring him home. | also
forwarn all persons from hiring or har-
boring him under any pretext whatever,
or taxing him OF from the town in any
way, as ! shall be compelled = enforce
the law against all such. For the clothes
I furnished BIN l will give reasonable
reward they were packed in chest.
The constables of Alexandria are par
ticularly invited TO notice this advertise
ment.
Sbeu!d ke be taken about Dumfries in
virginia, where he "; ) raised and is well
known, l will give Zen Dollars tor Sc
curing him in the jail OF that place.
& L. Chapman.
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For Sale,

a Let on Pitt street, near the cor
~ uer Of Pitt and Duke streets, with
q frame n dwelling House thereon.
ALSO, >,
A LOT ON Duke street, near the saia
corner, and adjoining the residence ~. OF
Col. Simms.-For terms apply to MI.
John Longde,s in Alexandria.
Lewis Fl. Machen,
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- SVttdLUUt CisS. ~ Nv
Hyatt = Wilson,
Hao haze IL Store,
Wines and Liquors,

~ every description, warranted as ge-
I p as imported particularly cognldc
Crenay, no Spanish mixed with it !;
opon'sa Brandy we have also, at a much
Tess prlce.--As also variety OF Wines
aaa Liquors which are pot genuine and
se'a a. SUCH. Our Madeira Wines are
pow 10 very fine state. and warrented
- pure as inpAsted Gentlemen, tavern
seePers, and boarding -huuses, may de-
psna upon getting such vines aud liquors
!" w,as will please any taste.
~ Is. Goods caa he mad as low oi US
- In haitimore and we take all kinds q
'",ss that are genuine, of orr customers
oaly, and when dealt out We have
, r'ss variety of Fancy Goods. which
sln eesold low, as we wish to close sales
" all geadsin our line.
" Goantfy Merchants viii dc we'll
wSve as a cail our sssortment is large
@ua we will deal literally with them
oeorge-TOwn Get Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
X Bargain in Land.

.
n WILL SELL an handsome iith
IA FIRM. containing l25 acres Of
Land, (Which 20 are cleared and the
balance is timber. On tits comforta-
Bile LEG house. near two exec Mt and ne
yer failing springs, and pc ch orchard
of choice fruit. This farm lies in the
lower part Of i,sudoun county, about 2
miles from Aldie, 81 from Alexandria
aud within half a mile Of the great turn
pike road leading from Alexandria to
Winchester / will sell this land low.
One half of the purchase money will be
reouiredsin hand. and the balance in two
equal annual instalments. Apply to Col.
Armistead i. Mason. or to
Robert .9rnisfead.
Novamhqr 6
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
A1andeviIte ~ Larmour.

Corner Of King eng Fairfas Y King
and Water Streets Orr FIR Sale,
1o0 Chests GunpoWder. Imperial and
Ympg IIysolisrGAs Of the latest
impprtations, ant car BE sold low
e. than any Of the Narthern Mar
kcts can at present afford them.
% boxes Imperial
so !acqucrcd boses Young lIyson
Is boxes Young Tyson ana Tyson
acknowledgements cargo s
10000 lbs. Green Coffee
60 bags old Java Coffee, tor gentcel
family use
so hogshends and GO barrels Orleans
st. Crmx and Martinique Sugar
5000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
5000 lbs. heavy Black PEPPER
500 lbs. first quality Bengal Iudigo.
10 puncheons West India Rum
600 gallons genuine old Irish Wits
key
100 boxes Soap
500 reans Wrapping Paper
Nth their usnct general assortment ofthe
Best Wines, Liquors & Gro
cerieS.
N. B.---Conntry dealers are respec
fully requested to view their assortment
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
NOTICE.

UvHE annual meeting Of the stock
holders in the Little River Turn-
pike Company, viii take place on the
second, Monday in January 1916, at
John McI4aughlin's hotel, in Alexandria.
At which, time and place an election will
be held for q president, four directors
and treasurer A statement of the &C.
counts. &c. will be laid before the COM
pasav, and on the following day a super
irtendant Of the raad aad collectors Of
tolls win be appointed.
Jonah ] thompson.
Treasurer.
Nov q5 tawt2dmJ
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ker New Y Ork,

NJ For New I OK,
xSK Tho brig JANE, s. r.. M'Lel-
IAN, master; is pow loading and
Will sail IN ali this week, & take freight
on moderate terms. Apply to-
s. Ldscrsas0tl and Fozele.
Who have landing from the brig Cla-
fissa, Capt. Stevens, from 81. Bartholo-
news,
"a pnncheons Windward Is
Fun.
{ December 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
pUBIIsIIED DaIL by s. NoVDEA, ALEXANDRIA
Birthstone and Glil. J.

BflIlsfOTle "a IiSts kJais
IS fons roll birthstone, Of "a superior
auaIsty. In boxes 81. ahBaf 400 each,
roo boxes Sweet Oil, ofthe best qua
lity, IN bettles, 5
Just received and for sale by
John ca. Ladd & Go.
IA e.
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Negroes for Sale.
December G.

Will be sold on Thursday morning the
28th day of December next, at eleven
o'clock, at the courthouse, in the
town of Alexandria,
a BOUT seven or eight likely Ne
70 groes (the residue Of the personal
estate of the late Mrs. Helen G. HUE.
deceused) consisting Of man, who is a
good hostIcr, ploushman, &c. woman
who is an excellent washer, &c. and her
two youngest children, boys; two or
three girls, accustomed to house work.
&c. also boy.
Terms of sale, viz.-Four months Gre
it for approved negotiable notes.
John King,
Executor.
Dumfries. Nov % dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
Removal.

THE subscribers have removed to the
Store lately occupied by Mr.. Philip
Triplett,
And offer for Sat,
5000 lbs. Prime Smithfeld
Bacon
so bbIs. Old and Common Whi'key,
Best Family Flour,
And general assortment Of GROCE-
i RIES as usual.
Daniel Cascoof' g c..
Oct. g
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For New York.

The Brig SUSAN, Joseph Bunting
Master, is new loading at Muncaster's
wharf--will sail in three days, and take
500 bbls on Freight |; if immediate ap-
plication is made to the Master on board,
or as above.
November OF.
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LawraSOn and FOWlc


HAVE FOR SALE,
Received per the brig Fair American,
w. York, master,
From Newcastle, England,
l6D kegs white lead ground in oil,
a casks containing 5000 lbs. dry do.
casks containing 1900 los red lead
Is crates assorted crockery ware,
case hats,
l2 chaldrons coal
49, The above brig,
NM&GH burthen about 1900 barrels,
S5s4sSaz3Sa in complete order, will be
ready to receive cargo in few days,
and will take freight to the West'
Indies or any eastern port.
Apply as above.
Dec
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Ldlerason g Fa.oie,

HAVE FOR SALE,
Landing from the schr. Lydia, captain
Beers frein Boston,
20 boxes mould Candies, Simpsons
brand,
so tons Plaster Paris.
nov so
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Boston and Portland.

49, THE Brig Jane, Samuel n:
EsRL&aH Mcclellan Master, will be
s5sxsaat7Z5Sa ready to receive Cargo i'll
i've aays-.Will take freight for either Of
the above places, on moderate terms.
.apptyto
LaUrason g FoIcle,
Who have for sale, said Briggs Cargo; OF
500 Tons PLASTER PARIS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-18
Up Garner Of Bridge ard High streets
Gsorgetotpn.
Groceries, etc. etc.

Eeergetolcn.
Groceries, etc. etc.
Nowlanding aud for sale by the SUBJ
scfibers,
9 chests black Tea equal to any we
have ever had for family use
$ casks rich Goshen Cheese
S boxes Fig Blue
10 boxes real Spanish Segars
Dbl. Anniseetl
l50 fancy 0portO Baskets, in a variety
of shapes
100 boxes preserved Lemons and Dram
ges, from the same place
50 strings Artificial Flowers, from do.
100 entry Mats, from do. %
2bbls. Crambcrries
kegs ground Ginger
lOboxes Scotch Herrinss, very fine
70 bottles nice Catsur
box containing 500 Algerine smoke
pipes
uaptured lately by commodore Decatur.
It's supposed that they were intended
BY the crews to treat our jolly tars with
awhf after capture I; s In this they
caught tartar" They may now be
viewed aud bought Gerry ekeap, at the
corner Of Bridge and High streets.
TocETHER H.ITR
"'Da'ch Pipes" 8 g EirerpooI
Ware, soiihout end to it,"
Hyatt & Wilson,
Hho haze IN Store,
n.y. 49,. u ~. !.
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SALES AT yENDUE::

Aus and Water Streets,
VAREEsf = g,
r., Goods, Groceries, &C.
IS. ln s..,isrs af which wili be- expressedin
tie Bills Of the day.
-. Aiikiaa az goods which ere on
y..,;;or and the prices al which are.
Is lals,:sSs,l can at any time beviewed
,slse .a',srrlased at the lowest limitation
sadpies' p G. MARSrEf.LER.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LORD OF THE ISLES.

Mr.. Walter SCOTS New Poem contains
the following most beautiful Lines, exhibiting
a striking picture Of recent events in our
own times -
o who that shar'd them, ever shall forget
The emotions OF the SPIRIT HOUSING TIME,
When bresthesss in the mart the Couriers met,
Early and late, at evening and at prme;
when tue loud cannon and the merry chime,
Haiid news on news, field on field won,
When hope, long doubtful, soar'd at length sub
lime,
And our gl,cl eyes awake a, day begun,
Watcb'dJoy' broad banner rise, to meet the Rising
SUM-
o these were hours when thrilling JOY repaid,
A long, long coarse of darkness, doubts and fears
The heart sick EIntness OF the hope deay'd,
The waste, the woe, the bloodshed, and the tears,
That tracs'd with TERROR TWENTY ROLLING YEARS;
ALE WAS FORGOT in that BLYTHE JUBILEE
Her downcast eye even pale Affection rears,
To sigh thankful prayer amid the glee,
THAI llsi'd the Ds5rors FALL, and PEACE, and LIB
Such newso'er SoovLAND's Hills triumphant rode,
When 'ganst the Invaders turned the battles
scale,
When BRucE's banner had victorious how'd
Der London's mountain, and ia Ury's vale.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29

them to surrender, which they consented to,
after obtaining pledge from the militia men
that they should be well treated. Scarcely
had the captors made their disposition for
bringing in their prize, when two other British
soldiers came back & commenced fire upon
them, reproducing their comrades for hay ing,
five of them. completely equipped, surrender
ed to three militia riflemen. With FIVE pris-
oners III custody, who might attempt TO re-
take themselves, encumbered with the equip
ments OF their captorS, and no aid within
reach, our ri6emen were eager only 10 get
oft with the prisoners but the two soldiers
were so obstinate in the pursuit, finding no re-
sstance. that Mr.. Stafford concealed himself,
and waited their nearer approach, when he
gave one ofthe soldiers deadly shot, & the
other relinquished the pursuit.
The prisoners, a corporal and men, were
brought to Gen. Mooers
On the same day. few of our militia, con-
Quoted by Capt. Akin, Of Essex county, o.
vcrtook party who had Mai Skinner whom
hey had made prisoner the party attempted
to ford the river, and when about half way
3acrcsS, the men who held the Major were
shot down by his side-one of them held so
fast to his sleeve as to tear otfthe cuff of his
coat. and the current took them down stream.
MAJ. Skinner, however, eXtricated himself *
swan ashore. The residue of the party threw
down theic arms and cried out, e For Gods
sake spare our lives" The firing ceased !:
Capt Akin brought in several prisoners, and
Maj. Skinner, whom he rescued from their
han's. Maj. s. was previously robbed of his
horse, equipage, and about 500 in money,
which he did not recover.
On the morning of the 10Th Sept. two cti-
zens of this town found soldier of the British
array asleep in his tent, and made him prso-
ner In coming into town, they were Joined
by another citizen-none of them had arms
About quarter ofa mile west of the village
they met three British soldiers armed, gong
on to join the army. When within a few pa
ces of each other, the citizens spralig upon
the soldiers, disarmed and brought them in
prisoners.
In the afray. Mr.. Samuel Norcross, a res
Pectable, industrious citizen, was shot thro
the thigh, and expired IN about two hours
Sheldon Durkee and Ephraim Ran, were the
other two citizens.
Same day, during the siege, Abel Cham
berlane aud Eli Lewis crossed the Saranac,
I'd made All officer prisoner. He was in :.
house about twenty rods from British pick
et--they tooh him out the back door, put one
or their Coats upon him, and plotted him
through the woods to the upper bridge, and
thence to Salmon river, a diftance of about II
or Il miles.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
VALUABLE REMEDY.

Reading an account Of wen EXTRACTED, friend Of
mine Mr.. VIM. G.. Forbes) mentioned case where
in he had witnessed entire cure Of one of the lar
gest wens by the most simple means. Ills was
Unfortunately afflicted tor many years by one of those
tumors, when avery respectable neshbor MIR. Sam
uel HalIock told the circumstance Of young school
girl eectng the of one by rnbbingi every day,
she passed to and from school, with the juice OF
milk or mild cotton needs which finally destroyed the
wen. .-.
This remedy then resorted toby the young
man. and in the course of the the tumor dis
appeared. The juice must be applied several times
day for length of time, and it will give happy
result toal who may choose to adopt it fer rene
dy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-29
RorAL DEArns q DE1aRoNemsN4s

The eventful period, comprising the last FIVE and
twenty years. cannot End its parallel in the annals OF
the world. In that comparatively short period, the
following European Sovereigns have made their exits
IN one way or another, viz.
Joseph IL. Emperor OF Germany, dead:
Peter Leopold, Emperor Of Germany, dead;
Louis XVI King OF France, deposed ana put TO
death;
Catharius ii. Empress of Russia, dead;
Stanisiaus, king OF Poland, dethroneti and dead;
Gustavus I'LL. King OF Sweden, 0sSdssi,iated;
Paul l. Emperor OF Russia, SUPPOSED TO hGve been
sassinGtcd>
Pope Plus VII. Gshror:ee and died pri,,aer an
France
Emanuel ~. King of Sar,mia, a6dcated;
William v. Stakeholder OF Holland. dsposed
Frederick William II. King oil Prussia, dead;
Selim Ill. Emperor OF the Turks, Opposed end dead,
StiSposed TO hGf.e been poi,osted;
Christian III King ofDenmsrk, dead;
Maria. Queen of Portugal, e1ipatrIated
Chariesiy. King of Spain, deposed;
Gustavus ~. King of Sweden, dsposed.
Ferdisand ~. King OF Naples, deposea
Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor OF France and King Of
Italy, Gebosed
r Pefersbftrnr C7feIEc-euccT