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PROCLAMATION.
1He kinr % the French baoble.

The gates Of my kingdom at last open before
me 4; I hasten to bring back my mislead subjects.
to mitigate the calamitieS which had wished to
prevent, TO place myself second time between
the allied and the French armies, in the hone
that the feelings Reconsideration Of which NAV
be the object may tend to their preservation =
This is the only way in which have wished TO
take part in the war. I nave not permitted any
Prince ofmy family to appear in foreie1, ranks.
and have restrained the courage Of those of nv
servants who had been able to range themselves
around me.
Returned TO the soil Of my country, take
pleasure in speaking confidence to my people
When first re-sppeared among you, I found
mems minds agitated and heated by conflicting
passions. My views encountered on eyery side
nothing but difficulties and obstacles Sc go.
vernment was liable to commit errors pefshsps
Il did commit them. There are times when the
Purest intentions are insufficient to direct, or
sometimes they even mislead.
Experience alone could teach Il shall not be
lost. Az that can save France Is my wish.
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CAD1z, June OF, 1918.

Arrived, Spanish boat Santo Christie
del Grao, Patron Manuel Servera, in four
lays from Carthagena said Patron re-
ports, that on the 21st inst. an AIeerine
frigate of A guns, (admiral) a prize to the
Americans, had entered said port with the
loss of all her masts, except the foremost,
and otherwise much injured. She was
jrOughtin by an American schooner, which,
after taking some fresh provisions, again
put to sea. The captain Of said schooner
reported that an Algerine brig had been
un on shore by her crew, between the
-ower Of Estacio and that of Albufera, but
vas afterwards got of by the Americans :
hat the American sQnadron continued in
base Of two other frigates, and had driven
third into Alicante. The American
quadron we're expected in Carthagena ir
0 or IS days, which place was to be their
endezvOus. The admiral had ordered a
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My subjects have learned By cruel trials. tha,
the principle of the legitimacy of soyere:rns is
one OF the fundamental bases of social order-,he
only one upon Which, smidsta great nation. a
wise and well-ordercd liberty can be established.
This doctrine has Just been proclaimed as that Of
all Europe. I had previously consecrate. Il b,g
my charter, and clam to add To that charter
all the guarantees which-can secure the benefits
of it, 49, : = = -
The unity ofministry is the strongest thai 81
can offer mean that it should exist, and tha,
the frank and firm march ef my council should
guarantee all interests and calm all inquietudes
Some have talked latterly of the restoration of
ythes and feudal rights. This fable, invented
by the common enemy, does not require con.
fItaton. twill not be expected that the king
should stop to refute calumnies and les: the
success OF the treason has too clearly indicated
thsr source. 1t the purchasers of national pro.
perity have felt alarm, the Charter should suffice
to re-assure them. Did not myself propose to
the chambers, snd cause TO be executed, sales of
such property! This proof of my sincerity is I'M
Ianswerable-ln these latter times, my subjects
OF all classes have given me equal proof of love
and fidelity. Iwish them to know how sensibly
feel them, and that it is from among all French.
men shall delight to choose those who are to
Iapproach my person and my family. l wish to
exclude from my presence none but those whose
lcelebrtyis matter of grief to France, and of hor
ror to Europe. In the plot which they Matched,
perceive many ofmy subjects mislcd, and some
i guilty.
promse-I who never promised in vain, (all
Europe knows TITO pardon misled Frenchmen,
all that has passed since the day when / Quilted
Lille, amidst SO many tears, up to the day when
l re-entered Cambria, amidst SO many acclama-
i tons.
But the blood of my people has flowed, in con.
sequence OF n treason of which the annals of the
world present no example. That treason had
summoned foreigners into the heart of France
Every day reveals to me new disaster lowe it.
then to the dignity of my Crown, to the interest
Iofmy people, to the repose of Europe, to except
from pardon the instigators and authors of this
horrible plot They shall be designated to the
vengeance ofthe laws blythe two Chambers which
II promise forthwith to assemble.
| Frenchmen, such are the sentiments which he
brings among you, whom time has not been able
to change, nor calamities fatigue, nor injustice
made to stoop.. The king, whose fathers reiened
tor eight centuries over yours, returns to conse
crate the remainder of his days in defending and
Iconsolng you.
Given at Cambria, this 18th of June, in the
year Of our Lord 1915, and of our reign the 21st
LOUIS.
BY the King,
Prince TALLEYRAND.
5fmsfer Secretary Of State for foreign
G6airs.
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as 'cas to be expected
Ertract-Dated

VIEW SAsfLk, tDei.) Aug. I3.
Last evening the brig. Amazon, of PHI
iadelphia, was spoken, bound upwards.
from New York, in ballast. Capt. Phil
ups, who is the owner of the brio also, was
boarded on the 18th, off Barnegat, by an
officer from the English man of war 6ck-
bar, OF "a guns, commanded by Charles
Butler, in company with the English sIoon
OF war Arab, captain Jones ;-the English
officer, who appeared from his. conduct to
be some oyeriet understrapper, behaved
with extreme insolence !; he was informed
that there was no cargo on board but the
stone ballast, that the only passengers
were his wife, and three ladies, her rela-
tives, bound to Philadelphia and CAPTAIN
Philips invited him to his cabin he behay
ed with SO much grossness in the presence
OF the ladies who had come upon deck, that
captain Philips was under the necessity Of
checking his misbehavior ,requesting him
to leave the brig, as the two nattonsF were
not at war, he conceived that NO English
ship had a right to interrupt am American
vesseiin the American waters and this
understrapper' behaving so indecorous,
captain Phillips refused to ,haye any thing
further to dowith him, and he ACCORDINGLY
passed back to his majesty's ship. Cap
tain Phillips was, ordered by the English
captain to bring aboard his papers immedi-
ately, which, having no means to resist, he
complied with and there he was. abused,
and the American nation stigmatised by
every epithet that gross and vulgar hatred
could devise and a number of English SAL
lors were put on board captain PhiIlips's
brig, where they behaved with the great
est outage, and after reversing the Ameri-
can colors on the staff, SO as to place the
union down,e they quilted the brig, and
she was suffered to pass. .a,irera.
The Spanish frigate La Prueha, from
La Vera Cruz bound to Cadiz, touched at
Havana ON the 4th Of July, with six mil
lions of dollars on board.
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WAsKINoToN, August %.
THE VICTORY IN THE MEDITER-
RANEAN.
Copy Of a letter from the american Con-
SIT at alicante, to the Secretary of
State. dated
ALIcANrE, june 21st, 1916.

ALICANTE, June 21st, 1915.
SIR-I have the honor to inform YOU.
that, by letter this moment received
from my vice consul, Nicholas Briale, at
Carthagena, l learn that the first division
OF our squadron, under Commodore Deca-
tur, had appeared off that port, and sent
in an Algerine frigate of "a guns and 500
men, captured off Cape de Gate, after a
short engagement, during which the COM
mander of the Algerine was killed. Our
loss consisted Offour men. The Commo-
dore had sent in schooner for refresh
ment, and other necessaries, with which
she Immediately sailed for the fleet. The
prize must perform ten days. quarantine.
| shall set Off within two hours for that
place in order to make further provision
for the fleet, if necessary, and render eve
ry other service in my power-from thence
shall have the honor tof addressing you,
and advise what further may occur.
With sentiments of the highest respect,
| am, sir your most obedient servant,
ROBERT MONTGOMERY.
To the Honorable the Secretary of State.
Copy ola letter from the american Con-
sM at CadiS to the Secretary of State,
dated
Consulate of the United States,
Cadiz, June 81, 1915
SIR-I have much pleasure in referring
you to the subjoined statement, for the in.
teresting and important informationit con-
tains, which | doubt not, in great part,
may be relied on. The informant adds.
that about 400 prisoners had been landed
from the prize frigate, and that but few
had been saved from the brig. The wind
being now from the S. w. makes it pro-
bable that the particulars of this action
from the Commodore will not come to
hand for some days.
With much respect, have the honor to
be, &c.
RIcHD. S. HACKLEY.
Hon. j. MoxnoE,
Secretary Of State.
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ITALr, June IL.

Within these two days, $4,000 Russian troop,.
with II pieces of cannon, have passed through
this city. A third column Of 900 was nor ey.
pected till tomorrow but it is come to-dav
with large train of artillery. 1t is impossible
to see finer troops
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Nrw Yong. AuV,,s, 10
FROM CuRRAcnA

Prom Capt. Brown Of the brig Hippomenes
Who arrived last evening from Curacao, we lear
hat in consequence Of representation made &
ADMIRAL Douglass on the Jamaica station. bv sew
erd British msgehsnts Of Cufracoa, respecting {,
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He'd not exchange 6erJorh.
Iput it to any Of you, what would you take to
stand in his situat on What would you ta6e to
have your prospects blast ed--your profession
despoiled--your peace ruined-your bed pro-
fmed---your parents heart broken-your chill
slren parentless. Believe me, gentlemen, If il
was not FOR those children he would not come
hcre to-day To seek such remuneration il il was
rot that by your verdict, you may prevent those
lutte innocent, defrauded wretclles from wander.
ing beSgns as well as orphans on the face of this
earth Oh, ! know Ineed not ask this verdict from
your mercy;I need not extort it from your com
passion I will receive il from your justice I do
Conlure you not as fathers, but as husbands. not
as husbands but as citizens, not as citizens but
- men, not as men but as christians by all your
OBJ cations public, private, moral & religious; BY
tire hearth prOfaned, BY the home desolated, bv
me canons fthe living God foully spurncd. Save,
On save your firesides from the contaeion, your
country from the crime, and perhaps thousands
yet unborn from the shame and sin and sorrow Of
this example.
At the conclusion ola brilliant and unexcel
led display Of eloquence, burst Of Joyous and
approving exuitation arose IN the court, well
merIted by the able advocate, who had affected
the jury even TO tears throughout the delivery of
th's powerful appeal TO their judgment, their
feelings and their justice
Lord Norbury charged the jury to find a YER.
dict for the plaintiff, but recommended modera-
ton in the damages
The jury retired for a few minutes. and fund
toF thePlsntht-Dsmsgcs 5000 pounds.
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BnrnaELs. InIv 1.

The king ofFrance has left Chambray to re-
pair to Compeigne before lie departed he adj
dressed to the French nation the following
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house to be prepared Cor han. me q
gate captured is the one which same yea
ago captured Portuguese frigat& !.
Translated from the original. ~
RICHD. s. HACKLEYS
(. The Agerine admiral had beeu<ki|
IN the engagement. - a 81.
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The Spanish frigate La Prueha, from
La Vera Cruz bound to Cadiz, touched at
Havana ON the 4th Of July, with six mil
lions of dollars on board.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-05
Supposed to be Stolen.
January s..

lAN "Wednesday the 2sth ins:. was
q y brought to the Sale Yard, Horse
Market. OF tie subscriber. for sale, q
dark chcsnnt sorrel HORSE, with a
saddle and bsidle. The bride is a GU
rious formed steel bit burdocn; on, the
saddle is bueFaloe skin, dressed in the
Indian fashien, and bound with red bind
ing. Tho Horse is years old, about
Is i-s hands higa; has long switch
tail, a snail star in the forehead, and a.
snall spot Of white between the nos.
trils-hi; two hind feet are white as high
az the pasture joint. The man whs
bro't the Horse TO the subscriber calls
his name b. GORDON: He WAS
drcst sda5ay, and srsm his general con
duct, the subscriber has every reason
to believe the horse had been stolen
The said j. b. Gordon has eloped from
the city and not since retsrned, and lear
ing the Horse in the subscribers PCS
session. The owner or owners are de
sired to come, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or other.
wise he will be sold for his keeping :
Chas. K. Green, .auc.
Horse. Market. baltimore:
January S dat
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Information T antd

- e u "a q
tnN the Sd ofs August last sWo loads
la Of SUGARS were delivered &C
Pittsburgh Ca Be fofwsrded We 10 this
place, The real Or assumed name: OF fhe
Naveorers are Jam Els TURPlN and
JOSH IA BAKER, who Informed Mr..
;Ssmuel Smith Of Pjttshargh, tibet trey
lived near Lsesbur. va.-Janss Inr-,
pin had nine barrels sross weight!
1894 Joshua Baker sevenharrels gross
weight 2po7 II left on the road, rs txn
other loads from the same piacc wercs'
curing the time the British Nett we're
10 posse ssion of Alexandra. Tho
gpoiders will oblige " BY forwarding
them op--if disposed Of BY the Wag-
soners and information given so 80
tsrisg thcm to justice, arcvasd viii be
given on application either 70 Ssmpsl
Smith. Pittsbsrgh or
John &c Thomas Vowel.
Ai-ransria.
December 40 laws.
The Editors Of The Leesburg Wash.
and Winchester Gazette,
wiIipubIisb the above once week three
sisoes spd forward their sccouatto this
. flee s 80,
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A. MOORE, Rcg'r.
This is to. give Notice,

/.
That the subscribers Of alexsndri:
County in the District of Columbia,
nave obtained from the Orphans Court
aforesaid, letters Of administration on
she estate of VIM Newton. late of the
county aforesaid, deceased all persons
having claims against the said decedent
arc hereby warned to exhibit the SAINT
with the vouchers thereof TO the sub
scribers duly authenticated & passed By
the Orphans' Court, on or before the
I'd day of July next, or they may by
law be excluded from all bensht 10 said
estate and those indebted thereto are
required to mako Immediate payme0l.
Given under our hands this I'd day
OF January 1915
.aMsustine .N'tzcton.
DdDid Ricketts,.
Executors Of Nm. Newtox.
January 5 GSw
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they will be enabled so 70 enlarge this
csssblishmen,a as to embrace the higher
brspc hes Of iiterature.-B y order.
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] MILlEDenyILLE, 60 Dec.al.
IMPORTANT.

Yesterday, dispstchwas received BY
the Governor from Gen. M 'Intosh, STATE
mo that information had been given BY:
the Indians sFthe srrival at the meu!h Of
the AppalacbicelA in Florida Of large
British tlcct, having on board according
10 the eneny' sstascment, 4 s 600 troops
and considerable portion ofthem .*s.* !.
Seven of the yesseis,are said to be very
lar gc, the re naaindcr Of SMALLER size and
loaded with amtnSnition and presents
for tho Indians. The British have built
/ 4 wrang force at Forbes. store, ard
placeiin ii garris.n.f 300 men. All
the indiansshaye been invited TO come
aad receive presenss-,he Red Sticks
aud many runaway x*+*** have gone.
If.,he above nsws be true, tue British
evidently Intend carrying on an active
warfare against this state, and We snail
not DC surprized if an attempt is made
10 prevent junction between our army
and that nader Gen. Jackson.
Tac troop. at Fort Hawkins amounts
ing to shout 2soo struck their tents. on
Moo9ay, and took up the line of march
TOR Mobile-,af which place and neigh
borhoo5 Gen. M'Intcsh will hayc the
cox,maod. Gem. Jackson intending to
rc,nain in the yicinagc Of New. Orleans
OF the route OF the array, we deem It
improper to speak. JoarnFi' 4
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7 mr. COUNTRY.

80.
~ WHEN shss' SEQ R'y year SouH.'y
rencvd .es,
r1on 'ne s0FrcNs l'a' ou'a'H ne'
. sheo SHAH ises fer lar s'orles re-
H'svoa I
Ana INC aosFs snat 'a'htea her' O'cs' :
=,
ficr lace once inc ,hhcs Oh rich s'ao-
ness display o.
- !, oh 40. o'ow Was ''c 'a'l'a.'cs - oay :
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shortly e Casiihe:: This will make
he force thcre more than 1000 nen.
They hsvesheeN alnssed there with
rnmours, that the Independence, the
Constifntisa and 81 Priyateers with
AS 900 man on board were in com,
pIete readiness in Boston harbour to
make 4 descent upon that place.
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I, ,has The cantain o. the rowSs
s. s,,s Il 'ths same opinion sn - 5, 8 {
sas''e -. y" s,athesh ships would &c g
: s ,'.,y. when they did some aeross
Ter. !. ;. /. sa;d would sail
= rely for Halifax, and take
jm''se's'. ;.s,ers on board the New.
al lae A.a.ta. Two of the A.
caste an' -. were captured in the
mer'ss": Ralt;c. were landed at
pr'zs VIZ s.,vns % Monday last. from
~ ss Newcastle. With their na0ds ang !,
ns,'yery badly frozen. a was sa'"
s' IS, ,l,ey had bern confined ln'mc.
, s:.s.Iy under the saips hatches'
s much exposed 70 'Ae weather
DncEnsxR IS.
J,esfon Bay Sguad'oH.
Sc have advice. that As late as, az
~ as, .or,I George ssfefcqrt. who
'ru 'a,,,,as The squadron in or Bay.
se ~ "ai ,,e4s:i of the sailing IF the
! , $" grigate, which hadthen
s,ss', 4 sea sise days. tsa that day
nv - arab. is gun brig. took q peep
., .. Aha ths harbor, add doubtless asccr-.
-, 'ss.,l Ire fact Of her siernrtsre. and
' ...,,ss,,n.aicsfeaiit to his iordship, who
!: :' 4 tas NeaeassIe, rated SO guns
'yasun,. 6ll aud hasin co. the Acas-
Y "a v,,.,l 30, hit mounts SO long
= -. s. her main deek. and IS 81
s.,'ad casrooaacs and 4loNs is's on
1 IS saar deck ESQ gems They are
.ss,,.h, 70 aaye All got under way
yssa zane Aarbor cu Thursday, 4
s,;a- well pyosisiuned and watrscsl,
rep;;eefurea the frigatcs will
lave The Bay in quest OF Old Iron
wd,s..-Tae Arab. it is said. will
sakc an the prisoners on board the
x,u,asfle and Acasta to Halifax.
The Asasta has a complement oil
sso mea; the Newcastle had I'll,
syeyious to her groupdiug on Cape
,,oJ. Al which time and since she has
lost FROM so to Abby ceseriion and
prisoners
Its further craditab!y stated,
taafCaptain Kerr said. be did uef
wish to sec the Constitution alone );
hstinease that he fell in with her.
BE- mHs. Eght her. err lose his com
mission. He believed tliatthe capt.
of the Newcastle was OF the same
opinion --was ia hopes that both
would be in GO. when they did
somc scrass her.
Marray's (Oaieial@ List Of the
British Navy, for Oct. tstA, has
hcea received IN town. Captain
Daercs was appsiated 10 the con-
maad Of The Tiber frigate, on tae
ed sl July iast--a!l his officers
arenaalcd,
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years old, to attend upon single per-
SOP. Eseaiss a the Office OF The Gs-J
Eettc.
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Bank Of alexandria, January 2.
1915.
A Divideni OF per cent for the
IN last half year j. this day eeclar-
ed, and will be paid to the Stockhoid
ers or their legal representatives on
Thursday the 5ih inst.
By Greer of the Board,
]. L. M'KENNA, Cashier.
January 3n =
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RosToN, Dee. 2s.

BOSTON, dec. 28.
II is expected that the vessels
owned beyond the Penobscot. will
soonbave allowed them the privilege
oftrading to the British colonies, 10
the same extent as British vessels.
This wiilhe granting to the people Of
that country. much greater facilities
for trade than they have enjoyed
since the year 1907.
The 27th British Regiment, which
left Montreal in November for Hail
lax about 500 strong, j. expected