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ALso II QUAN7Iq'r OF
w DOL III A rs.

n. B. The ADVANTAGES arising from
purchasing from the Subscriber are great,
as he VIII bind himself to keep the Hat in
good orderly cleaning it up when requir-
ed without any charge.
SAMUEL D. HARPER.
April Is. Ivy
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NEw-YoRK April I.
.Niessrs. Le1cis e. Hall.

Having observed in your paper of Sa-
turday last an extract from the Bermuda
Gazette, containing false and scan
dalous account of an affair in which had
an agency, ! send you for publication
the suhioined statement which declare to
&c correct.
As soon as I read the scurrilous re-
marks in the Royal Gazette of the 18th
ult. in relation to the'capture Of the late
Z. S. frigate President, | walked to
Kings Square. with determination to
chast;se the editor. | soon fell in with
Elm, and executed my purpose in the
most ample and satisfactory manner.
There was no American officer in
company, except Midshipman Emmett.
Mr. Ward, the editor, was attended by
Lieut. Sanmon of the Royal Navy; but
hy neither of those officers was I inter-
rurted or assisted in the operation.
Having previously obtained mypassrort
and being advised that the editor of the
Royal Gazette was taking measures to
employ the civil authority against me. |
left the island the next day for the United
States.
i am, gentlemen, &c. &c.
r. E. RANDOLPH,
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Extract from the letter Of a seaman ON
board The Jacob Jones, to his brother IN
Boston, dased Rirer Isgress, 90 miles
be'o5c Canton, Dec. 9, 1914.
" We arrived at Canton after $40 days
passage. Feb. s, we carried away the
foretopmast, main and mizen top gallant
masts, in chase of a brig. We then gave
up the chase. Feb. 6, we rolled away
our maintopmast, which fell to windward
and carried away our main yard in the
Sings, & crippled the main top. March
2, sprung our bowsprit. Sunday, March
20, made sail from the mast head, all
hands called to make sail in chase. In
lat. 50, 81, S. long. 10, Sc, e. we per-
ceived her to be a ship under heavy
press of sail, standing from us, as she
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LANDING

LANDING
From the Schooner Rolla, Capt. Lunt. al
Ramsay's WharJ.
AND FOR SALE,
80 tons PLASTER Paris,
Is bbls. BEEF,
100 boxes Smoaked HERRINos.
apply to x ,,r,,
OR
To the Master o., board.
April 8. %
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WANTED
Fashionable Hat Store,

FAIRFAX STREET, ALExASDRtA,
At the noted Stand, formerly occupied BY
.M-. John Johnston.
TNHE Subscriber has just received AND
offers for sale, WHOLESALE or retale
English Eur & Silk Hats,
Of a very superior quality; likewise, q
large quantity Of Northern Beaver HATS
which were selected by himself, low
priced Fur HATS for Children, with or
without plumes, turned up with gold and
silver Lace.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is.
1.oUD0UN ELECTION.

r..a,v ,,s+ -.
~ ''re :, III nj,
following We, 'l' -
r0'
..s"'' coo
Mason 40
:,
Powell ''S
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= TN, StNueTI!tHs nc. NC.
r. E. RANDOLPH,
Mid'n Late fthe U. s. frisate' President
FROM Our CORRESPONDENT.
CGice of TIE American, Provi-2

dence, (R. j. April 4.
His Eritarnic mejesty's ship Moreiana,
of Is guns, Captain Newton, arrived at
Newport Oh Saturday evening, in 6days
from Bermuda, with rs prisoners, prin-
cipaIly belonging to priyateers, and tax
en- in re-captured vessels. Captain n.
brought no news. Two cartels were fit
ting at Bermuda to bring home the crew
of the President, and other prisoners
The ship City Of Limerick, prize to the
Morgiana privateer, had arrived at Fer
muda-re-captured on the 9th of Febru-
ary of Cape Hatteras. The schooner
Leander, Toby, sailed from Bermuda on
tie esd ult. FOR -.
TIE British ADMIRAL Sir JAMES Lu-
CAS- YEo, together with several other
British officers from Canada, arrived here
this morning in the Steam Boat, on their
way to England.
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A. free O'clock on Tuesday last the
s,,lov;nr was the state Of the Poll.
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RippOn Lodge,

Containing from roo to S004acres on Pc
tosaac River, about Smiles from DUN
fsies and 90 from Alexandria. The soil
Is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The isapraSenents are a dwelling house
in coed repair containing SIX rooms, 3
Kitchen, laandry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging TO this estate
oiEer tothe purchaser tie most hatterfng
prospect. Of rendering this valuable
Farm y an ihc6RsideraDIe devotion of la
boar: For terms applyto tie Subscriber
~ ID Nsblef Htrterl, Esq. ofAlexandri :
! I's1 John A Washington,
Near e haFlestewn, Jefferson County, Va
juno Ia.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-14

our disputes NialE Great Br;ta;e. ),
the paper blockading decree q =
1906, expressly, aud IN terms. a. sl's
The pretended ground Of son, ,sas
y was sbameless enough in ths,
BRING out q thing as cause Of war '1' ~, ,
they had quietly acquiesced in avn sad
deed, appeared to be rather s ssuIa>
with, for many years--bnt il ;s ssaeaa
more 50 in Mr.. Clay. to depart slim p y
|ther from the fact. and pretend H.. Il. .,
was a mere practical paper bIocl. :,
that rendered our government uns Y
and induced them to resort to war j. y,
remedy. This Is not the worst na = ~ ',
the case. Whatever was the gge,,as y !,
complaint on the subject both 81 iinr, s
|ment and blockade, and al er al il y :
lofty staggering and clustering in e..
|gress, before bis departure fSr f,S..
relative 10" free trade & sailors rip6,.s
after all his 6 weeping and wnIinss I,
lgnashing his teeth" and exc the s s
addition Of patkes.in his rehearsal Of ~ y,
lot Diddens songs on the floor q n
Representatives Hail, this doughty chan y
|pion of his country's rights and his cOuS
Itrymen's freedom, went to Client N
Ibartered the whole for a Peace, sitb,u
| the least stipulation for the security J
protection Of either-lesying them On
Iphatically to be settled by some fuhr
f practical opposition"
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From the Same.

In a late Western Democratic p.
|per. find the following apostrophes upon
the fallen Emperor Of France -
:. Well, the ever foiiing wheel q
Fortune has at length, apparently fixed
the destiny of Napoieon.-- He that hrst
wa upon its topmost circle is newcrnsh-
Cd under IFS neither felloe. He has 50
often rode in a bright triumphal caroyer
the necks of PROSTATE Princes and 20
tentates. is now miserable exile de
who has welded the destinies Of France,
and dictated terms TO most OF the mo.
narchs of Europe, has become a stran'
ger in far foreign land !! Peace to ms
DAVIS May he in solitude repent Of
crimes committed in public. MaysOule
cossoling Angel speak peace to nc
country he has abandoned
/ do this Editor the justice to say, Sss y
he is the first democrat that has dalsu
since he left the Isle of Elba, to accuse
I,a of being gailty Of CRIME =.
But he must beware what truths he t tells Us
Of nu th %s Dei9y Of democracy else in thtlr
y, the great Bull Dogs OF his party
cot him down as political hereto, anu
subject him to their terrible denun'ia
lions.
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From. the Boston Daily adrertiseF'
~
MISSISSIPPI STOCK.


Asanew species OF public stock is;n,
% by the government Of the t.fll'eu
States, has made its appearance, 10 o.. a%
market, perhaps it may be useful OrlsD'
to notice liz n .bt
For the payment Of this stock all uS
nubIic lands in the Mississippi Te e,1.yt
amounting to more than fifty mllilO c,U.
s acre, are pledged by the act Of COn Q.
gress Of March 81. 1914. by the s' .Ss
sct This stock is made receivable oy@
| IT States in payment for said lsns GA
THIRTY n;lliess of acres are already ffs. !.
Ifram Che Indian title, and OF this q1 s0s
lt;ty several millions OF acres are 81.
OMEN for sale in lots to accon.rnoaa::,u, Man; !.
tlers The whole Of the thirty 'p p J. :,
will soon be- offered for. settIe'DeIM1 (.
None Of the public lands are 50, Me- and
ltuated with respect to climate ss..' , s
proximity to the ocean ! ana !n I'm tfs
ISoubtless. continue TO be sold WIZ. ~. Il
Irapidity which, excepting IN tue s,' lied
Ithem. has hitherto been unesampleIl s.,
IThe county Of Madison; wh'ea ;4h !, at
Than 10 miles square, has WITHIN @ tb a
wears obtaiped population o. I NOR Son' ' a.:
,e ea oo(, inhabitants many Of whom Saa A.
wealthy planters from Georgia CO . sf besa
/ Ssrolina. This territory has lop and
as;,lored nv the Western peop'e' ne
more particularly the Tennesse an, tie
i nU.T Of promise and they only Wan 1a1,n';tsd
|completion Of the survey " .. ne of thou.
states to COVERT with their tens =
,ands. 4ae the nv
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Witllers s. Herbert
Jefferson Land for Sale.

49, BOUT 892 Acres IN the county o
Jefferson aud State Of Virginia, or
the read leading from Winchester to
baltimore. rs miles from the former, II
from HaFper's Ferry and 5 from Charles
fpwn--60aniIes fraRgi esAndria, George
town and the City Of yVashington. The
improvements are 4 new brick house, 2
stories high, barn 40 feet square, sta
bic, &c.
TIE soil IS Of tbe very first quality:
wen adapted to the growth Of timothy.
clover and every species OF grain--More
than half oil the lard is covered with TIM
Dor OF tbe best quality.
J3is0. foI.t .SnEe.
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Plaster Land for Sale

|EWyrE subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm. in the County of Fauquier.
and state ef Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores. one third of which is of the.Sstrong-
est quality, and covered witlfa heavy
growth of red oak and hickory--@Ehe re-
sidue, fbeiug cleared land,) is in good
heart. two thirds of it having been
laid down IN red clover, and no tract
in the state has afforded higher eyiden-
|ces OF IT'S adoption to the plaster of Pa
is, on this tract, and at the
of the two never falling
streams of Broad ard Mil Runs; a
scite for a Merchant Mill, with a fall
Of 95 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building. and by the side OF a
we'll built Saw Mill, recently erected.
IA law has passed fora turnpike road.
which will pass by or near this scite.
!, For the above property, | will take
the moderate price Of 90 dollars pera-
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages. l
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post-0iIice, Va,
<Sentpnler 20.
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From the Hudson .Northsrs Rhic

[ "a r U
Ifthis number Of the Wing shouldeye
find its way to England. pray The
bearer of twill forthwith repair to Lon.
don, and present it TO his royal highuea
the Prince Regent :for, I trimble while
| record 1t, things are about to take 1
turn that will render the utmost yigilancs
necessary ON the part of his royal high.
ness. The Lords of the Admiralty mus
have particular instructions, every Br.
fish naval commander must BE ON hi
Guard. Some Of our democratic ship
owners, and the gallant masters of thsSl
vessels, ayowed the other day that thy
would attempt to rescue Bonaparte from
the Island of st. Helena at the riskd
the confscation of their ships or even
the loss of their (precious lives III
think the city Of Hudson now bids fak
to become one of the most celebrated,
and perhaps important places in the
known world. We all know the Jacc,
bins never rs-onsfSe more H..s. +hey ran
perform. OF course we may expect TO
see Bonaparte here before many moon,
have rolled over our heads sand asa
tribute of gratitude to his deliyerers, he
certainly could do ne less than create
this the imperial ,ity of the west. ga
-" qua, culver. quail,
g Behold / stride comets tad -
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JOIN G. LADD, X co.
HnTe fior Sale.

90 bales Georgia cotton, Russia hemp,
duck ard cordage, crates nj Liverpool
ware, consisting of plates. dishes. cham
Der mugs, 4 hid. China. tea and table
sets, casks of cut glass decanters and
goblets, 90 casks I'D wrought nails, 8 by
10. 9 by IL, sad 10 by u Bristol glass.
100 bags coffee, entitled 70 drawback
tow cloth, sheath;ng and candle paper,
shoes in boxes, Spanish, brOwn, chalk,
hand-spikes, whale Gil, lemon juice in
casks, { pipes French brandy, !, sweet
vine, pepper in bags, IL boxes Young
Hyson tea, case domestic woOlens.
Al Irish linen in boxes, and German IL
mems in bales.
~ +. b.
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NO; N,OTICE.
Oct 81

& THIS IS to give Notice, that thcsub-
scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court &c CHARLES county, Maryland;
letters of administrator on the personal
estate Of John Brent. late OF Charles
county, deceased All persons having
IcIaia,s against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same to the
subscriber legally authenticated, at or
before the Esd day of April next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under
my hand this 25th day of October, Ammo
DOmini 1915.
VILE EDMANNING, Admir-.
October 25 e0SW &
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4Ns ~ 49, - = - sf3er
5orneF Il E;ns and Pitt streets, and on.
pOsifa Sc aslllngEqE LA ays 8 Z /. =
lIave galst ysceirga md 81 sr 1pF ga ~
.s sss s y rEAs.
fiysog Skin
uscoxssio and n. Orleans Sugars
Loaf and Lump do. 81
s pancheoas Rum very old
90 bb!s: Whiskey
Teneriffe
coInanar WINES, BY or. casl
Port and q rs''ll'
6 bbls. and Q hhds. Molasses
90 sacks fine Liverpool Salt
6 casks Goshen Cheese
"a realns writing Paper
so do. wrapping do.
/ pipe Holland Gin
10 boxes Soap
l9 do. Candles
Shot, powder, nutnegs, cloves, mace
ciDnamsii. Capers; indigo, copperas, pep
per. aIlspice, domiiohns, chewing tobac
CO. best family -four, sifters, pipes, ant
4 general assortment of Groceries, whic'
tkey will sell low for cash or on ere
ditto punctual customers.
Nov z
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has Just received BY
the General Lingan. Captain, Weston,
from Amsterdam, large & elegant as
sortnent of Boiling Cloths, Of a superior
quality, which WILDE offered for sale at
the store of MIR. James Anderson.
Amos .4lerander,
October 6. If
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Notice

Wy virtue of an order Of the Orphan
8 Court 81 Charles county. will be
esxnosed to public sale, on Thursday the
18th dayof November next, at the late
dwelling eff John Brent. ol Charles coun--
II. deceased, all the Negro Property Of
said deceased, consisting OF Men, Wo-
men and Children, abput 90 in in mum
Der. The terms Of sale will be a credit
81 S mouths. the purchaser giving bond
viii, approved security, bearing interest
from the dav of sale. If the above day
should prove foul the sale will be on the
first fair day.
WfLFREDsMANNING Admir-
Oct % e'sow
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Ephc;stsr 81 Pa er Hanger
EsPEeTFUIasY informs his
lgiends and the Inhabitants q
klexapdria, he las removed u the COR
ncr 81 Prince and Fairfax streets, where
ne has for sale 4 general assortment Of
Epholstefys va.
Bed Ticks, furniture dimoties, iaces
ffgxe&s. and tasselIs. an assortment o.
parcr saneings and borders, viewers
s;aysE~a few pieces Of SuperiOf
Boiling Cloths,
lIaIr Mattresses kept constantly on
hand,
Carpets Curtains and Pew Cushing'
lnasles
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
Or repaired at tleshaftest netiSe.
J. Is. n. fakes this opportunity tore
stnrnshis sincere thanks. for tire share o.
nubl;c patreyage he has received SINGS
he mas been IN tbs place, and hopes oy 3
continued attention 10 business, to me
rit their future commands.
August 28. II.
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French House Of Peers.
FRIDAY. June 23.


AS il is tule that the name. OF 20
sneaker or voter shall be given en- the
record. those Of Prince lnc:en ali' the
Duke of Eassano, we're Withdrawn from
lthc journal.
Court Brouot. was rot present ye-
|sterday morning, but ! have seen with
what yas SAID TO diminish
1.-The glory of car arms. to eSaggerate cur
disasters, and to diminish the opinion OF
our resources. My astonishlhent was 50
much the greater as at1eseeiscourses were
pronounced b. a distinguished General.
fNcy,] who, by fisgreat vaior. and us
military knowledge, has go many tunes
merited the gratitude Of Tie Latloh' 1
thought that fire intention Of the Niaisnas
had been mistaken, and The conversation
that lave had sith him tins noihi1g;
convinces me WAS not decel'ea: Soa"a
Drouot then proceeded To give q iohs &c
count Of the battle of June Is.
Count Drouct gasetnotice shas lie @
about to return to the aiMy.
MONDAY, June 26.
In debate on the law fer furnishing Al
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Foreign Intelligen
! B0sToN, Ausast 10.

Brought by The Ludlow, from Bor6easx.-
PARIS, June %.
s. I iit. s. tire. as announced, that the
Imperial g,arahas been entirely destroy
ed SC Sc IS true that we have lost al
immense nnnhes, of warliors, how comes
lit. that among The officers vito haze a.
Ebandosaea The field Of battle to come to
Paris to ilarangae from our tribunes, not
lone raises his voice TO celebrate their
lss enao ry--rlat 4 flower is thrown On their
tttsn,b-not trophy is raised 20 their no..
slor--not tear is Shed for the suffering.
families.
conamosion was unprecedented in the
night between the Esd and e4tli. twas
said some persons lad conceived the idea
ofd;sarlning the posts Of the national
guard. The result has been the arrest.
ofnauy individuals. Some individuals
have insulted Che guards.
THE hall OF tie fsderates has been shut
jhy authority. Also the cotiee-ho
lMontsnsier, ut The palace royal.
Afew days past the streets, &c. were
/ flied svith as,itataurs; among whom
isvere many women. But now all i tran
lqail.
! Government have issued al order.
this day, that all generals and other o.
.Ihce:s heEenging to tie army Of tie ls~th
/ (sIo raay helm Paris without sssders,i
.lshali depart for scissors in "a hours:
under pain Of being Imprisoned, ard laG-
Ing their names published.
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I.awrason & Fowle,
Also for Freight.

xsA The s,oop ABBY, George Bart
.sasss&ssssiet, Master; burthen about SOC
barrels. will take on freight 70 \. York
|er any Eastern pcrt.-Also for Saie said
FefuvP. r 1 G. = &c -an4nG0 feet clear and
laiechantahle lumber.
Apply as above.
Aug. 2.
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Salt 81 Corn.

1000 sacks Liverpool fne SALT laad--
ing from the Ship Ocean and forsale by
Lindsay & Hill
& Who have 1000 bushels CORN r.
aeat. all Of which will be sold on acco-
inodating terms before il is stored.
IN STORE.
Nfuscoyado Sugar in hogsheads and
barrels. e.
Cation in bales, of very superior
quality, and Flour, selected for family
nse.
AugtkSt IL.
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June az. i
YESTERDAY they lloisted tile tri-colored

June u. s.
Yesterday they hoisied tile tri-coIored
Sag at the IhuiiIeries.
All the comaunes which surround Pa
ms are full Of troops, which will proceed
to whatever pointsar are Threatened. =.
The scholars Of the POLYTECHNIC school,
20 the number of 800, have demanded to
be the first to march against the enemy.
al great pumberAef other scholars have.
followed this. example. 49,
Count d:Erlon and Gen. Duhesme,
who were reckonea among, the victims Of
the battle of file 18th, were not even
wounded. Dahesmeis at Lille.
July 9.
We have to day received news from
the Plenipoteutia,ies at Weiiington's +.
Quarters. TIE negotiation continues,
but we know not the result.
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pR0cL.aJN.agIO.N

OF THE C.ofaMrssIcN CT GOVERNMENT
TO TIE FRENCH.
pspys. June o.,
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~ SaTeTrElenJ nd'e tS>ucu a.l NLuSis
this day, that all generals and other q
hce:s heFenging ito tie army Of tie ag~th
(5iIse rsay lie III Paris without s.defs,i
shall depart for Scissors in "a hours:
under rain Of bcing1mPrisoned, AID FlaT-
ing their names published.
I;l2GCK.ag1.9g'IO.h'
or THE coMMrssIoN CT GOVERNMENT
TO TIE FRENCH.
PARIS, June Oh
Frerckmen,
Within a few days glorious successes
and a fiigftfui reverse, have agstated
yeur destinies anew.
/ A great sacrifice has appeared reccs-
sarv to your peace and that Of the world.
Nanolenn has sasicated the imperial!
power. His abdication has ended his pc
liticaI life. His son is proclaimed.
Your new constitution, which yet lad
only goaa principles. IS about to receive
all its Developments, and even IFS Erin,
ciples are to De refined and extended.
There no lopgcr exists authorities Jealous
OF each Other. The field is free to the
enlightened patriotism ofyoar rerresen-
tatiycs, and the Peers feel, think ard
vote rs reur proxies.
After IS years Of political temrests.
behold this moment when all that las
been conccivea6y wisdom and greatness
upon the social institutions, naay he per-
iected in yoars. let reason ard geE!ns
sc-'sN, and on Whatever side they raise
toeir VOICES Trey sirsn be listened to
Plen;roi ent;aTies are gone to treat in
the name. Of tie natien, asd to negotiate
with the p1Mers Of Europe that peace
which they have promised men coSdi-
lion which is t'is day fulfilled. The
whole world is as attentive as ourselves
FOR tie e2swer. Their reply will rake
known whittier justice and promisea
have vet some meaning upon the earth.
Freechmen! ne united. Rally round
each other IL circumstances 20 serious
Let civ;! disorders be aTneased--!et dis.
sentions l;sa2 reaFin this moment. wien
the great interests OF nations are about to
be discussed.
Re united from the north of France to
the pyrenees, from La Vende to hIsr-
seiiles. Whatever nav have been his
marty, whatever may have been his po-
lit!eal opinions, what man born On the
SOL of France would not range himself
usder the national FLAG to defend the In
dependence CT the country.
III Y may'destsoy Part OF our ar.
mics but the experience fall ages. and
of all people, proves, that they cannot
destroy tkev cannot subdue, an irtre-
pid nation whish fights for justice and Il
befty. -
The emperor has offered himself a sa-
crifce by abdicating. The members of
the government have devoted themselves
in accepting from your representative the
leins of state.
Csigned] lie Due d'ofRANTE.
Paris, June GO.
Tie Prince Of Maskwa, New has |
been denounced in the sitting OF the teie-
rates. at Paris.
A law was passed authorship requisi-
lions op the farmers, for provisioning the
army and promising ultimate payment
yeas ALI, nays 81.
The brothers of Napoleon are convin-
;ed that they would be obstacles to the |
rood which We promise ourselves from
he enlightened men who now hold the |
.eins OF cur Government.
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