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LondoH, august ?.
Prosecutor oft1e SfaniaA Patriots at Co

prosecutor Of the Spanish I9EJ1ofS az Co
Tll1Tn.
Fresh intelligence received yesterday
from Spain, furnishes additional accounts Of
the prosecutions ofjndividuals by the Span
sh government. Calero, O'Connok ard
Pardo were all condemned to the gallows,
but as they are all absent from Spain, it
may be found difficult to carry their SEN
fences into execution. Calero was editor
of newspaper at CorunHa, and was char
ged with a libel against the government
O'C0nnok was strong supporter OF the
constitution, and was formerly captain in
the Spanish navy. Pardo is an eccentric
friar of uncommon abilities 4: he was great
advocate for the constitution and had
Ions been prosecuted by the priesthood.
africa is a merchant, aud had written in
favor Of the constitution he is sentenced to
the galleys.
Perabeles spoke in favor Of the constilu-
ton.
Mosqucro IS a gentleman OF fortune; he
is fined four hundred ducats, and all costs.
Fcronda, formerly an intcndaut in New
Spain, of great talent, is sentenced 10 six
years confinement TO his house, at Pampe-
luna, is prohibited from using his orders
aud titles, and is obliged to pay all costs.
These gentlemen were charge, as Censors
VI tiiC ICoo, " iel ga ''iI6 s'hO"' - t"S pun
lication of newspapers in favor Of the c,n-
stitution OF Messrs. Samaniago, Suavez
del V liar, V lonado, p sturia, and Ribera,
the first were acquitted, and the las.
sentenced to years Punishment from Co
runna,
in the prosecutions against the munich
pality of Corunna, Bahamonde has been fl
ned 400 ducats, and banshed for years
from Coruuna.
Salas and Mola banished years from
Ccrunna, TO pay costs.
Mcssrs GIcerau, Romeu, Pola, Escu-
ridio Gozaiez, ID ez, all to pay 400 ducats,
20 lose Office, and to pay costs. Mos1uera
| is fined 200 ducais, with costs AMI privaton
of Office. Lopez 100 ducats and costs. La
ragorti costs.
! In the cases against the merchazts, their
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FOREIGN.
CONTINUATION
41-9w*
September e5.
Fres. r1s,'sA gqpcr., received ny tie Fac

Fress T1sssh PGpers, received by tie Factor.
Brussels, ing. 2.-The secretary of
State, being informed by the Supreme
Heraldic Chamber, that his Majesty, by
decision OF the 9Th Of July, and by a di-
ploma Of the 18th of the same month,
named and raised Arthur Duke of Wei
lineton, Cud2d Rodrigo, and Vittoria,
Field Marshal of his armies, as well as
his male descendants, according to the
order Of primogeniture, to the dignity of
Prince OF Waterloo (; and Richard Trench
Lie Peer Earl of Clancarty, as well as his
male descendants, according to the order
of piiTnogcniture, TO the dignity Of Mar
outs of Heusden, with the invitation to
make on this SUBJECT the necessary COM
munications 10 the southern provinces,
this communication having been already
made by the said Chamber to the respec-
tive states OK the northe' II provinces
Does by these presents bring the said
nominations and elevations to the know
ledge OF the funct;CnaIies Of whatever
ranks, OF the Boards Of Administration q
Of the public, that they may recognize in
their respective qualities tac said Prince
and Marquis, and make them enjoy, with
ont any Endurance, the prcrogatiyes at
tachcd to their rank.
The Secretary Of State.
Baron De CAPPELAN.
Br,iq.ci,, I'd Aug. 1915.
Berlin, lulu 15.-Thc loss Of the Prus-
sian troops in the battles OF the 1st and
Cd July, under the walls Of Paris, amoun-
ted to between two and 5000 men in kill
ed and wounded.
Basic, Juiy 26.--The reduction of the
federal army, resolved upon by the Diet,
begins to be executed at all points seve-
raj companies belonging to different CAN
tons have arrived at Lausanne.
tits stated, that by the end Of this
month, all the Swiss troops in France are
to return, and that only 5000 men are to
remain on foot on the frontier from Basic
to Geneva.
Juky 27.-Lettcrs from Turin Of the
18th state, that Lucicn Bonaparte arrived
there OH the 10Th in the evening with few
attendants, under the name of the Count
de Cassall lie had caused himself to be
announced at The out-posts of Count Bulb
na, who sent MIR. De Forester, one Of
his Aides de Camp, to accompany him
hithcr lie had scarcely alightcd ct thc
hotel called the Universe, when the Com
mandant ofthc place appeared with some
Officers, and conducted him 20 Tie eta
del, where several rooms had been pre-
pared for him, and where he is treated
with much attention. This conduct to
wards him is attributed to certain ptcuni-
airy services which he rendered 81 Berne
to the king of Sardinia's brother, who
stIll resides in that city since he nbdica-
ted the Grown. Lucien's intention WAS
70 20 20 Rene, and he said lie could not
comprehend why he was treated as d
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suRJUGATIoN on CEYLON.

London, Iugust 6--Dispatches have
been received from Lieut.. Gen Brownrigg.
containing an account Of the taking Of the
King Of Handy, who has long been fero-
cious cnemy Of the British in the Isiznd u
CeyLon. a few years ago he barbarouslY
put TO death, By the most cruel fortunes,
several British officers who were sent so
him on a political mission and it wos his
practice TO treat al his prisoners Of war -
the most merciless manner. His reign hal
now fortunately terminated, having falie
into the hands of tie British who havsI
fixed their headquarters in the Barbari-I
ans Palace, in the city Of Candy. MajorI
Brownrigc, son Of the General, hasbeen q Il
bearer Of the dispatches, and has brought
with him the Royal STANDARD, S optre,
sword of State, and three smaller standby
ards fthe Canadian King, which have besA
added to the trophies at Carlton HqGaS
We have now two Kings pTisonet
poleon and the King of Candy. IthI
SUGGESTED that as the latter h2sAiis
il would not be amiss, If Al Of 81
90 live toSether at ST. Helena, VII
parte, if &c were 20 return 70 his S +
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V1{U.L be sold at public auction, oa Tuesday the
w 1U1 October, at ~ o'clock, before theiront
door Of the Bell favern, in the City OF Richmond,
the beautiful F6iTBi, on James River, only miles
below the City, called Chester HHL containing be-
tween SIX and seven hundred acres Of Land--abuut
ore hundred Of which is Low Grounds, 60 prime
Meadow I.and-ihcrc arc about 900 acres (ony)
ecarcd-the high land las asrch red clay bottom,
as any Land in Virginia, and is as well adapted to
the cultivation of small grain and cioycr--there are
two elegant scites for buidipg-eael of them Civ
ing complete view Of l,ichmontl--it is also certain
HAT one Of The very best fisheries on James River
- attached to this piace-it is bounded by James
River, for half mile. and by Falling Creek, for
O"c mic and half, from which any quantity OF
water may be had for the establishment ct a Mill
Or any hind Of Mauulactory. in short, there are
builew, ifany situations within the distance Of
Richmond, combining 50 many advantages as
Chester llil.
Terms Of .Sale.-- Ose tlird of the purchase mo.
ncJ will be required IN 90 days, the balance divided
~ two equal annaai psynents Notes Widi spprO-
we'd endorscrs will be required, and the dOe with
held until the money IS pail, or a de,d viii be madc
u the purchaser, and a deed OF trOst taken TO So
cure the two last payments.
Tile sele scW be made 5uldr Me direction Of
Jus ~ Lunch, .QucHODser.
WILLLq.W COODE,5r.
Cieste' H.i, Sefientsr 80 .ass
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Paris, Hurust 3.

The official journal Of this date, contains
a long list of the appointments Of Presidents
to the Electoral Colleges about to be held.
In the list, we remark the names of Mon
sicur, the Kings brother, for that Of the de-
partment Of the Seine the Duke d'Angou-
leme, for that Of the Girondc the Duke dc
Berry, for the department Of the North !;
Lieut.. Gen. Lauriston, for that Of the Aisne !;
Angles, for that ofihe Upper Alps FlauS~
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FEv1iE SUBSCRIBTii5 are now receiving By the
Ships Brilliant and Canton, direct fron Eng
land, viFTY-FivE PACKAGES or DRY COODN,
which ,ley oicr at private sale, for few dsys al
fer which, should ticy not be sold, they will be sold
at auction, after nalice thegeofis given.
Trey consist Of The following articles i;
9 ca.es Ssrask si,awls
6 10 Manchea;ry vclveteens aud cords
90 diuites, 90 jsconct canbrics
do spotted do, 2 do sarsnctts
3 10 cotton shifting, do culored muslin
s do enehams, DO damask, rs and 8-4
|. do furniture calico
do elegant cOunterpancs, l0-i to 15-&
4 do elegant cslicoes
Q do eoarss do
- bales blankets
eases cotton hosiery
= do Irish linens, do toi.enett yes;ing.
Parkhills, Dunioh e CohtQnd,
Auctionecrs
Also
elegant eour Cloths, - by ts, Is by II, ~
by e, and IS by 15fset,
handsome Fhiladelphia-rnsde GIGS, with
plated harness
ParkhRLS, DUniof u Cofiand.
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c IN. ENQUfTEj, - stj ssea tnice 1eeek secrcdyS
,irS tpeg o7ves a,,ins re S-gn the Nate legislature.
pie ne sIs ~ ilye oye, FSre D3GYs per etii;i pay
cse p, c-cfce. Iksasf VsiaiG Nes are Preferred, Ye
,ssrs efei G,r'eisn sriN y revived IN oay"e'a Ie
Elfs~ sil gwlUiscc re safety Of Teaiitng them ty nci5
\ oor,rye e,ri, kser- tciag brid By tie yvrers.
q No bscrs uil be iie,,in,sd (6ut AZ tie discretion q
|fic Eaitar) until az! GrSoaGgcS hGre been paid t5.
c fry one, ,ri0 rciH guarantee tic payment u nine Pc
plrs, shall roce.,e te'ah gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
CT OMc squ1rc-rJ Insertion, as ccs--cGc. >e.'tarHoe
40 cents.
No AaceT7isec ;pscr7ei until has ee bern Pad J5r
g. ,s.,l.ld 5y kersoig this ey o. t. clsiToas
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TENC RENT Or EASf.-Iw 0 or tn ee
new eneunts. win garden ground enclosed Mar
ion III 1, ole ME below Hie.lmJl~t-APpiylD
August go. sac EGIL lfccoUL.
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BGBER'P NElLSON .fyY.D co.

10 . 4 I. ! n EtLOUlN wy u 90.
"a AVE inst received so packages Of goods, con-
i I siss,ing Of Superire Cloths, Cassimeres,
stcckingnclts, Caliicoes and printed Cambrics,
GmghaIas, Somhazetls, Dombazee rs 81 ~
Shiilings and Long C;oil,5, Canb;C and Madras
iIsuAerchiefs, Huslias,SSc. with variety Of other
articles; aod are IN daily expectation oil further
at reduced prices, for cash. CIR aceeptanees in
town.
IuY IL. 19-tf
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WALTER COLES,
COIN COLES,
ISAAC 4. COLES,
TUCKER COLES,
EDWARD COLES,

tei7rs viii be offered At Public Sale, TRACT
or Lo4.YD, tbs property nf the late Col John
Coles, deed. containing 400 acres, lying in the
County ofFlavsfna, wi'f,ir two miles of Scouts
Ferry, aud or the road eadnS from Themes Rich
Inond.
September es. 4l-9wa
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~ ~. -liYERS,
EFAS FOR SALE, at the Store, on Shookoc-
4 s Hill, formerly occupied by Mr. Hnghs
S1i,.hgaIe.:
50 qr. c;tsks Tenerifis,
10 qr. casks excellent old Lisbon,
ga den;ioIins, do. Madeira, txv,NES
10 do. very superior old l.. Il. Ten
erife,
90 TO- sound aud cheap red,
= few hegsheads low-prced Muscosaio, and
few barrel, and haIi-barrel' ((or family
use) OF the very first qualify st. Croix
SUGAR,
600 empty Demilohne,
\ consignment of AIAGNESIA, in cases, which
viii be sold cheap.
hIe nil also sell, about $1,000, Drafts OIL ":
York, at 90, 80 and Go days sight.
.ysbseM5er os. 41-st
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F0R S-1T.E, o. IIe Piece o. IacIage,
GtUPERFISE aud Coarse Cloths, Cassneres,
- Plains, Duille Blankets, flanucls aul ~ Irish
.nenq, at low advance, for cash, or town a=oep-
tnccs ROBERT POLLARD.
S.otemJer os. 81-2w
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UNITED STATES ST OCK
y OST-N0TICE. IS HEREBY CIV EN-, thas
q I the following certificates ofthe UnitPd Scdes
sloet, in the nane ofJ0anHa FinIe, bearing date
below, have been lost, n,is'aiil, and tat DE
application w,ll be made, 1T the LoaiOtice CT the
tItted States, t'.r their renewal.
Six per sen,.-Eo. 1905, Apti' 'Gts, 1901
S6s7 IS
655 SIS
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Glass, China g Crockery Ware.

FnWIb oubSCrlbers are opening, [ncXt
q door to the Postoifoe) handsome assortment Of
Glass, CHINA, u CRocKER7- FARE, ri= Ca; and
plain GAS pitchers, bowls decntsrs and tmbS
cnpyc anl jelly glasses savers passage lamps. &c. a.
e-apt desert and ner sets, Canton and English cline,
chimney piece orrnelt LivvrIO, printed n sctss,
pitchers wash lsis, and EIres edge and cyam col1ured
dishes. plates. &c. SSe.
fLSCA rsw dozen bottles, superior Maderh, Port and
Claret Wines, ami cne q.art,r old Jamaica Yum,
CdRTER II. DREF' e ca.
Sep,embsr2 2. S4-if
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LOIS nj La1ni for Sac, 40 SCOTS fcITy.
-BTSREQUEN'I applications having been made to
z the Subscriber, for the purchase Of Grounds
Mt SCOTS Ferry, in the County of Albemarie, Tor
the purpose OF erecting Lumber-Houscs, sc. for
the receipt OF the produce of this and many of the
Counties beyond the Blue-R idge-1hey viii offer,
at Public Sale, Saturday the seventh day of
October next, on the premises, from Is to 20 lots
0. Ground ofiiiiereEt sizes, lying Immediately adj
joining the Ferry, anA extending from the River,
(between The Lots at present built upon,) to the
top of the hill.
\ credit of twelve months will be given the Pur-
eissers, upoA their giyipg bond with approved Sc
curity.
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C'ohenhagen, Jxiy 22.-The Regslia Of
the Crown, which are to be used at the
coronation, are to Re public
" exposed to view for three days. at the
castle OF Rosenberg, where they arc pre-
served
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nav Be compared to Locke's eelebrat
eed Essay.'' which was 50 generally talk
ed of. and SO little understood.
"A child not long since, on coming
/ home for the holidays. asked his father
.as treat, 6 if he would take him to see
the Congress - g Is it alive s'', said the
child--a pray what IS it like :" g Is it
like whale !? or ike a lion ~ g II is
neither fish nor flesh, replied the father
smilin@--.: but it possesses all the oily
properties Of the one, with the strength of
. the other !!i''-and just as this child,
ecen so are the inhabitants Of Europe. If
the public voice goes strong against a
man, with apparent justice; and he is all
at once rcinstated in his honors, and en-
sployments, without ,rhy or arhereforc it
must seem strange to every one. For IN
stance, how do we know whether the
king of Saxony ought to be considered
deserving the throne or not.-Every
mouth was against him at first he is at
last reinstated--he has done nothing new
to deserve throne, if he had oncesdeser-
vedlyforfeited it what then are we to
think are we to suppose, that by hav-
Ing sacrificed great part Of his kingdom,
he is considered worthy of preserving
the rest We will not lay claim to the
originality Of the thought, as we con-
ceive it must haze struck hundreds in the
same way. Nothing now remains but tor
the eyes Of Europe to look to England
for the desired information; it is there
--where that Create enlightened diploma
list (Lord Castlereagh) will first make
known; not only his own reasons acquiesc-
ing in the points decided, but also the
reasons which influenced the minds and
aotes of the otlikf diplomatic agents.
We shall therefore be particular, in ex-
tracing from the. English Journals the
most interesting parts of the debate, the
moment this desired and important ques-
ton comes to be discussed.
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First, I'VE three drops oftfatsane she 3

First, I've three drops Of fatsame she 3
err,
Which Jove in Danm,s lap did pour );
From Carthage too the sword I'll send
That brought queen Dido to her end q
The Stone whereby Goliah dyd, ~.
Which cures the head-ach well appl,y'd
The snake-skin which, you may believe:
The devil cast which tempted Eve:
A fg-leaf apron, It's the same,
Which Adam wore to hide his shame
But now wants darning: I've beside,
The .blow.by which poor Abel dy'd;
A milestone worn exceeding small,
Time us'd to vhet his scythe with all;
The pigeon stuif'd which Noah sent
Totell him when the waters vent;
A ring, I've got, of samssnss hair,
The same which Dalilah did wear;
St. Dunstan's tongs, which story shows,
Did pinch the devil by tie nose;
) The very shafts, which all may see,
Which Cupid shot at Anthony;
But what above tberest ! prize,
A glance Of Cleopatra's eyes;
Some strains of eloquence, which hung,
In Roman times, on Tully's tongue
Which long conceal'd ard lost had lain,
Till Cowper found it out again.
Then I've, most curious to be seen,
A scorpions bite to cure the spleen;
AS Moore cur'd worms in stomach bred.
I've pills cure magots in the head;
With the receipts too how to make EN-,
To you ! leayr the time to take 'em;
/ I've cot ring of Phebus' shrine,
Found in the bottom of a mine;
Alawyer's conscience, large and fair,
Fit for Judge himself to wear;
I've a choice nostrum, fit to make
An oath a Catholic may take;
In a thumb phial you will see,
Close cork'd some drops of honesty,
Which, after searching Kingdoms round,
At length were in a cottage found;
An antidote, il such there be,
Against the charms of Iiattery;
l han't collected any care,
OF that there's plenty every where:
But. after wondrous labor spent,
I've got one grain Of rich content.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY,, MAY 2.

y 1t has often been asked, how can it be.
that men possessing all the endowments
with which heaven has blessed their ma
ture-men capable Of thinking for item
selves, can retain fer moment the. adj
herence to the present ruling faction :
The question is easy enough answered !:
though perhaps not much to the credit Of
human nature. Man in his rough. untu-
tored state ,isa docile tractable animal
approaching very highly the condescend-
ing attentions of those he deems his SUI
periors; and by them sis as easy led by
the nose as asses are"--Hence in the
hands of such as aciE descend to it, the
guliing and palarvrings. systems are ex-
tremely potent, not to say altogether sove-
reign inefectingtheir purpose. Readerdost
thou understand the nature of these sys-
tens 2 Well illustrate them to thee
then by two little samples which came un-
der our nosice-An honest foreigner
landed On cur shores not long ago, hav-
ing no other view but to maintain his ia
mily by minding his business. He was
Immediately met by a squad whom he
locked upon as the first citizens of the
place, and told that all the Efforts of every
honest man were wanting to keep invio-
late the Liberties of the country--that
there was strong party here, endeavor-
ing to set up a monarchy and must be
narrowly watched by all who wished to
remain free, &c. This is gnltiny. 1t
gave our stranger bis first and strong inn
pressions, whic,l the other system Tex
planned below rivetted, past all recove-
ry.i "A fewWinters ago, parcel Of young
bucks, full, even to running orer, with
the ardent, tumbled intoa sleigh, some
setting up, and some laying heads and
Hpointsmthaoart ships, and gave the. poor
beast TIE whip, but being incompetent to
the task Of driving, asked fiat nosed son
of Africa to do that duty, which he de-
Ching, they all got hold of him and kis-
'sed hin; yes every one of them slavered
his greasy chops till they prevailed! Such
"a tremendous condescension from these
handsome young fellows sealed his affec-
tons 'forever-hs would have drove them
todd Nick had they desired it. This is
pafassraRg. And as we said, whoever
viii, IN political or private life bend to
such ievslling, familiarizins, chea3eniaggs
means is generally sure Of his victim.
Federalism conscious of its own recti-,
tsde--proud and strong in the purity of,
its views, and believing that all enhght-
ened, unbiased minds must be found nn-
under its banners, asks no prosclyte Of
morhlaesh, much less descends to mean
ness for them. q.
- .;..s 4, NORFOLK, April g.
Ei,c, following statement Of an AFR
WHICH tack placein this harbor on Wed
nesday evening last, We. have prepared
from the evidence given before the m
d lest which was held on the bodies o.
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Below.Late British Packet Ship Wind
sor Castle, Taylor prize master, prize to
thesprivate armed schooner Roger, Capt.
Quarles, OF this port.
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100 Dollars REGARD.

DAN AWAY from the Ravenswprth
III estate, on Sunday the 18th instant,
"a negro woman, calling herself BECK
Parker, about 90 years of age, a
bright mulatto, and rather stout. though
not above the ordinary height. She car
ried with her great quantity Of cloath-
ing Of different descriptions.
Also negro man named 9CK.a, be-
tween As and so years old, stout & black,
and having his right hand very much in
jured by fire. From information since
obtained, the girl is believed to have gone
off with,a white waggoner, from the other
side of the ridge, calling himself Nsuby
--the man has most probably pursued the
same course.
The above reward will be given to any
person who will deliver the said nesroe.
to me at Ravensworth, and will furnish
evidence sufficient for the conviction Of
.Nsr6y-Fifty Dollars will be given for
the negroes only, or Twenty-Five dollars
each.
JOHN GRAHAM, Manager for
William II. Fitzhugh, Ravens
worth.
April 2S. IF
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CHARLEsroN, April 25, 1915.
Extract of letter from Havana, dated
9th April.
COWARDICE.

'rwucayious apologies for cowardice
are recorded. One is that of an lrishman.
who ssidhe had a heart as bold as lion,
but his cbueardly legs alseays ran aeeay
,ciM it on the apprehension of danger
The other, an English officer, who being
tried by court martial for eowardice.
said 6 he did not run away from fear
ofthe enemy, but only to seehow long a
paltry carcase might last man with good
looking to-
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From an English Publication.
r. CURIOSTTIES.

a letter from Mr.. HEDeEs dbroad, TO
Sir HANS SLoAS, IN England.
SINCE you, dear doctor, saved my life,
To bless by turns, and plague my wife,
In conscience I'm obliged to do
Whatever is enjoined by you.
According then to your command, p
That should search the western land,
For curious things of every kind,
And send you all that should find;
t,ve rang'd DER earth, DER seas cayerns,
Men, women, children, towns & tax ems,
And greater rarities can show,
Than Gresham's children everkneW,
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p o s. r s. c. e I p r.
N,ezc York, .April %.

.Nezc York, .9pr't 20.
The frst squadron. destined for
the Mediterranean, TO act against
Algiers, is now assembled in this
port. and only awaits a favorable
wind to put to sen. II is commanded
by Commodore Decatur. who has
hois,ed his broad penpant. on board
the fiigate Guerrero.
We understand the Commodore
has requested To be relieved from
the command before the Winter, ca
account Of bis health and that the
Government have asscrted TO his
wishes: he will in consequence. shift
bis nennant TO some vessel Of the
squadron and reiurn home 'ere that
period
We also understand. that Viii
liam Sba'er. Esq. with Commodores
Banhridge ard Decatur, Rave been
appointed Joint Commissioners to
treat with tie Dey ofAlgiers should
he be inclined to make pacific over.
lures.
E!ectioa-The federal ticket for men,
bers Of assembly and charter officers. has
succeededin this city. The assembly bv
a majority of about 100 votes. E out Of
the 10 wards haze chosen federal charter
officers W. For!c Gazette.