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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-02
BosToS, July o.,

BosToN, July %,
Yesterday arrived at this port from Liverpool
the ship New-Packet, bringing London papers to
the 18Th, and those of Liverpool to the 18th of
June These papers are full of details of consi-
derable interest, yet announce no event of any
great nom mt. They confirm the news, that the
regn OF joachim l. is finished, and give all the
part culars ofthe final successes of the allies, in
the kingdom Of the two Settles.
On tie l4th Of May, the port of Naples with
The shipping, including two ships of the line, q
ship OF the Inc on the stocks, and the arsenal
we're surrendered to British squadron. On the
2lst, convention was signed, by which the king
dom was surrendered to the allies, with the ex-
cePtion ony'Oi GeJs, Peacara and Ancuna, which
pave gaiFSors composed of MuraPs troops
Muf@It llr"self escaped from Naples in an Elbe,e
Vessei on lhe 10Th, and days afterwards land, d
81 Cannes IN France. The allied army entered
Naples or the 25d.
The result Of The ballotting on the new consti.
tniion in francois 1,O4O,O5J votes in the sixty
I'VE I'VE, departments, II favor, and 1912 against it
VI he votes given by the army, there were 3D. 900
aihrmatycg, and 325 negatives. Of the navy,
@@,Oy0 alternatives, and us negatives. At the
grand meeting Of the Electors IN the Champ de
a, BonaParte made speech, in which ne ex-
presses his desire Of peace, and charges The allied
powers wlth.the design ofprtitionng France.
The two houses Of The newly constituted Leg
stature, met June 4. Their proceedings for tie
m ct days were quite confused and tumGltuous-
The number Of Peers nominated ~ Bonaparte is
no 1.-THE Iouse Of Representatives, Ianjunais
IS chosen president. La Fayette was one OF the
candidates.
On the 9TH Of June Ponaparte addressed the
two houses. In has speech he mentions the insur-
rection Of the people, and says that The finances
OF the country are deiangcd
i was sad that great numbers Of the adhcrents
ofthe king continued IN arms N the western de-
partments, apd that on he 28th MAJ gen. Travot,
who was sent against them with 500 men was
routed with great loss.
The French funds at tho latest Paris date, June |
2, had fallen u 81 a ST.
The Emperor Of Russia and king of Prussia. |
eft Vienna for the army, May IS.
IN the House OF Commons, June 9, in reply TO /
n inquiry whe her any arrangement bad been
nade with the U. states respecting the New
oundland Fishery, Lord Castlsreagn said, thatl
he treaty of.l783 was expired, and that the sub
sct was TO be construed BY the general law ofna.
ions.
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Hesse Cassel, Hesse DArmstadt, Baden, Brlns.
wcS, Bavaria, Sardinia, Denmark, Sweden, Sicily,
The prnceot Orange, Morocco, and France.
Joseph Lancaster, in his tour in Ireland. lately
lecturei at Mcynooth College (Roman Catholicsl
on winch occasion he was invited by the duke Of
Lenster 10 Carton, ms grace's magnificent seat,
near that place, 4 few miles from dublin.
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Meeting Of the French legislative bodg--
spread 1tte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
departure Of Bonoparte. 2
Last night we received the Paris papers
OF sunday, and this morning those of Mon
day, the 5th, arrived. Bonaparte was ex-
pected to set out for head quarters, at La.
On ca Tuesday. lie is preceded by Ber-
trsnd and 5oult. They both left Paris ON
Monday night.
The House Of Representatives met on
the 4th, and proceeded 10 ballot for Pre-
sident, when Count Laniuinais, was cho-
sen by large majority The celebrated
La Fayette, Mehin, Clrnot, and several
others were also candidates. Even in this
early stage, il Will be seen by the report off
the proceedings, that it has displayed an
early republican spirit.
Thshouse Of Peers also met on the 4tb
instfE and was also occupied with bust
mes form. The number Of Peers nomi-
~ = BQRAnazf1t.ir4lf
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DOMESTIC.
BOSTON,. June IN

BosToN, June 17-Noon.'
:, Arrived, the British brig Pallas, Cformerly
the fr privateer Sans Sous) of Jersey, late
1oiman, master, Page, prize-mastcr, about
%4o tons, coppered, prize to the priyateer
sschooner Amelia, ADAMS, of Baltimore. %
days from Cadiz, cargo salt. The Pallas
was captured 24th November last, and then
mounted 10 guns, had 10 men, and CARGO of
hsh meeting with head winds and very Sc
we're weather, she put into Cadiz 25th Dec
Where she remained ill the 18Th Nav. the
Gay she sailed from thence. The fish was
mostly damaged, and was thrown overheard
not oeng allowed to land it, through the in
scrlerence OF the British Consul. Left at Ca
'A, Sips len Brothers, Berry, of Ipswich,
1,pnl alexandria, not sold; Diana, of x from
@nie&Miuria, 40. and brig Blyard, of and E. ON
Nortolk, last from Bordeaux, where she sold
ner cargo tobacco, to be landed at Cadiz, the
Jiiy Alherican vessels in port. June 3, lat. 80,
.'hs ~ Ill the night, saw sail of men of
var udder double reefed topsails and cour
ses standing 5. E.-thc largest supposed TO be
ule Commodore's ship, had light at the
Sili%e'1-Inast supposed to be Com Decatur's
D1u"uroh ytn, SAW large feet of so or 70
n' supposed to be the homewaid bound
s5sVese lld'a Meet brig of war gave chase,
to,,.n ~ aoout Two hours gave it up, finding we
oues"ieu her. 11tn, lat. 40, 10 long. 81
HpoKe schooner Traveller, from NewYork'
, riu NOT learn where bound. 18th, lat. 40 10
4ShS o. IL, spoke ship Charles Worth. 8
SGTSys 1r0m Nantucket. bound round Cane
1Aorh' l4th, lat. II ID, long Of 1-2, spoke shin
leopard, Swaine, days from New-York. for
~ retersburg. Same day, brig Statra. Bax-
'sr' days from Portland, for the West In
Us us rdssengers, in the Palas, two officers.
'"'e vi Tue one- qua-non privateer, of this port
ITJNS;aPF' Smith, OF Providence, OF the brig
w imam and Mary, from a Southern port
Dound to Cadiz, taken by an English cruiser
aoout months ago, within mile of the land.
sent into Gibraltar and condemned Cant
onlith appealed to the High Court of Adrni-
Ia..y IN England, and the sentence of condeto-
nation was confirmed-aud an English gentle
man. nan. have made enquiries of them respec-
ing tne Algerine fleet, and they appear to be
CT Gu satisfied that none were outside the
0'[Heights when they sailed.
@ One OF the gentlemen saw a letter from the
2"egisn Consul at Algiers, dated the 23d Of
e,pi;n' 70 Mr.. Hackley, our Consul at Cadlz.
s SUI. that most Of the Agerine fleet were
wy" 10 port, and that only two or three were
~ u'' ana they not ont of sight Of land, fearing
- Du'Ch squadron, which was soon expect1
~, '--'lat capt. Smith and his mate, of Sa-
IN IN, ana Mr.. Pollard, of Norfolk, were at his
~ comfortably provided for and that
ki. SS"'nen Jared very well. and were not o.
SOu 20 perform any hard labor. They are
$50 oaSS az that the Algerlne feet had been
seen OF Cape Ct Vincent, about the LIST NJ
-. mat they had Tepassed the Gut pre-
80 " toe lO.A. Captain Page states, that
"'"fmed by the captain Of a Span
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COMMERCIAL.
EXTRACT FROM LIVERPOOL, MAY7.
Per TIE A1n,nkn J


CONTRARY to every calculation by the bert inform
eu ana most intelligent merchants of this place, thc
reopenng OF the trade with ne United States has NOT
so lar produced giIt in Our market of the Ieadinu
"rucies OF your produce they still remain scarce. aud
aouiy advancing; Gotten, which had on tine news of
Lne rauncation given way considerably and might re
my DC bought from iSd 60. for Upland, is now a,
ieaSt 80 per 10. higher, and in good demand: our
SUCK mas never been so small since this country has
Deen considered manufacturing one; we have NOT
more than weeks supply including that aioa in
III, Not Dag, however,, has vet arrived from
charleston, Savannah, Orleans and cur friends
must keep IN view, that when Those weislty imrorts
re.c re-, u'' they must make an impression upon the
marEet. Upland, 22d 2Sd, Orleans esd d g. Ter
nessee, GOD Gid, Sea-Isand, god q IS I'd, Marian
hams, % III a 2s i'd.
L0o9cc" has supported its price astonshinglv
m" advanced upon the sales made efthe first arrivals
our import si ce the first OF April has been sloJt
-. .Oo bids iOc Of which lei, in the warehouse
" nave no expectation of seeing it as low as tor-
merry yet cannot expect IN support present prices
When further arrivals IL. Stem'l VIRGINIA
, ,9 l9d Leaf, sound, I'd u ed. Maryland, "a u
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INDIAN WARS

A'rfracf 81 a letter Jro" Lit. Drakeford Gray,
Of the y. S. Rangers, 10 Coi. Vim. RusaeI
dated Fort Hozuard. Nay 25, 1915.
Slr-Yesterday about - O'Clock of our
Insn went out to some cabins on the bluff. a.
sout one quarter OF mile below the fort to
Drio8 Srlndstone. The 5ack-water of the
Mississippi rendered it 50 that they went in =
canoe. On their return they were attacked
by party OF indians, supposed to be abou.
hfty III number, they killed and tornahawkeI
three and wounded one mortally. While
about TINS mischief, we gave them as good
ire from a little below the fort as th.
breadth of the back-water would permit ~
Capt. Craig and myself with about forty M
waded across the water and pursued then
IN gong about half mile we come on them
and commenced fire, which continued about
one hour part of which time at the distance
or about forty steps and no part of the t,noe
further than one hundred u fifty steps---sbort
" after the commencement of the battle we
were reinforced by Capt Music and 20 Of his
men, the enemy now ran, some made thei,
escape, and others made to a sink-hole. that
IS IN the battle ground, and from there
they returned most rapid FIRE, it being
very dangerous 70 approach nearer than 6f-
ty steps OF the sink, we at leneht erected a
breast work, on the two wheels OF q wac-
gon, and resolved on moving it up 20 the edqe
vi LiiC si.ih 10 HtS from OenlDO, down IDtO the
sink and preserve us from theirs. We On,
the moving battery finished about sunset and
moved 1t up with 4 Sufficient number of men
behind it, whilst all other posts round were
sufficiently guarded in case they should be pot
to the route We had not moved 10 within
less than ten steps of the sink before they
commenced a fire from the sink, which we
returned at every opportunity and all possible
advantages. Night came on and we were
obliged 70 leave the ground, and decline the
expectation OF taking them out without risk
ing man for man, which we thought not n
good exch ,nge Oh our side. Daring the time
OF the battle another party OF Indians com
menced brisk fire or the fort Capt Craie
was Killed IN the commencement Of the bat
tie, 1t. Eiwd Spears at the moving of the
breast work to the sink. The morning Of the
25th we returned 70 the ground and found )
Indians killed, and the sign Of a great many
wounded, that had been taken off in the
night. The aggregate number of killed on
our part IS, one captain, one 81 lieutenant. 5
privates killed, three wounded, one MISSING.
one citizen Killed, and two wounded mortal
ly." '''
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ENQUiRER-OFFICE,
Richmond. Juiy /, 1915.
:..ltEL.qNCnOLY .4CCTDE.NTSII

On TUESDAY night, about 10 o'clock, the cry os FIRE
tuns through our Ciy-the stable in the rear OF the
Virginia Inn was discovered 10 be in Rames-;hen,, 4,
caught to an clubhouse nearer To the lnr where it was
arrested by gable end ct The kitchen, OF b,.k-scye
raj times seized the edges OF the root but was sttl
and t,unphantybeateu back BY the efoI t. Of Mr. Os
good, Mr. j. Shphart Il others. The FIRE sex, ,ook
lateral direction, AM, seized an elevated antique ons
known by the name OF The Balloon, which was ,.,Iu
cet to ashes. Here the fire stOp-rnore owing 10 the
stiffness OF the wind. than to the hundreds of law or
confused spectators, who capped and saw, and td ma,
thing Richmond again take warning The hour
Us approaching which will punish you ior all the ana
thy which you manifest in the preparations of Are
companies OF engines, hooks, sc. The loss is estma
ted at above SiOO0.-No human lives were Io,t-bu,
70 horses were miscrably consumed in thes able In
:eh cases me poor animal alarmed by the con0agr-
ton around him, refuses move-the only v.y il m
blindfold him and lead hin out.
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NOTICE
ISHERESF GIyE.N. THg7'

- 10 III ~ u Of CT I'.N, IH.fI'
4 / the next August Court OF Lumenburg County,
~ at the Courthouse thereof. shall sell at Pub.
lie Asction, for cash, so mucl. Of all the
LANDS & LOTS,
la that county, returned delinquent for the non-ray-
ment ct tsxes returned for the year 790, and each
succeeding year thereafter including the present year
As will be sufficient tn discharge the arrears OF take.
which shaiithen remain unpaid for the said years IL
ter per centum per aunuin damages.
he Sales viii commence the first day of the
Court and continue from day to day uati they shall
be completed.
The Subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes aud damages at any time before the land shall
be sold
a list OF deimquencics msy be in the Clerk
Oiice OF the County, IN possession of the Subscr-
Der. or, in the Office of the Auditor of Public Ac
counts.
STEPHEN PETTUS,
DetntAfor
EDAi. p. BACON, S. l.. C..
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YORK Town, July Low
VALUABLE LOTS AND HOUSES
For SALE.

On WedneSday the 5fh .'r:iy neaf ar II o,
cLsck, qUW be sold az A1ariCn HUI, on III.
t1rcnisrS,
SEFENTY-THREE LOTS OF GROUND
ar different sizes, FROM twelve acres eseh
conveniently intel sected With streets . part ri
whichis within the jurisdiction OF tie CITY of Ricl-
mond-On some ct the lots there arc con, enie,t n.y
brick houses-one particularly highly Improved VITA
garden, fruit trees, good dwelinshous , a lar-,e
ic. house, and every other clubhouse that is nccesss
ny The situation is high and healthy and convenient
TO navigation, with ienumerable fine springs On this
hill are number ofhouscs ari, finished, belorp,tr
to gentlemen in the city, which BIDS fir to maket
large and gentcei neisLhofhood--an academy on an
extensive sce", is now also erecting.
The Lots now offered the property If a comos
ny, and will positively be sold without reserve a
clear and indsputabe title is conveyed 10 VIM Mar
shall, Esq who has been appointed agent for the com
p'ny, and will make deeds to purchasers, TO be deli
' red when the money is paid. Notes ia, able at
Bank, one third LIST Oct next, other third lat a
mary, aud the balance 1st March, 1876 will BIZ re-
CURED 1t the sale is not completed the first day 4
will he continued from day to day. II plan of the
ground will be lett at the Coffee House
THE CO1I11IZI'EE.
n Is. Refreshments for the day will BE- prov
ded. P'''N
Jaly 1.---tds
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DREADFUL RI

"Wednesday Evening, DIR. ArClurg's carr;srr
was descending the steep hill, [the Governors hill
which runs close by the scene OK the confederation!
lar It's brow, the horses took fight, the driver fell
n the box, . the thnnd,riDs y, hice few down the
nil, Mrs MClurg, her daughter Mrs Wiekam Mrs
WIS. lrtie soa,) and Mrs. Robert Gamble-the
two last a,'ie in the most interesting of all situations
we're IN the carriage What horror in the scene
The aif1ghted horses crossed the ma-street in the
line OF descent and struck the carriage with irconcei
vable violence against DIR. Craw forl's Shop nm the
street IN one moment it perfect wreck The
ladies' we're taken up-and in few minutes dreadful
to tell the interesting Mrs MClurg, in the full bloom,
OF health, andin the midst of all thu auenees of this
world, breathed her last 1t is such fearful II ansou.
as these, which make us feel in all its emptiness the
Pdnty OF human life The two other ladies'. were.
much hurt-but we a'e happy to state, are supposed
,obe oat OF all danger-rhe little hov was slightly in
lnred No calamity, since the destruction of the
Theatre, has excited such thrilling commisseraton
IN THIS evendul city.-The fate Of Mrs. MCiurg has
touched every healthier bereayctl husba,d-bnf we
dare not look that way
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IN CKsNCERY.

AEESc.&ieNBuRG COUNTY Co:'rtJrne -, ,sIs
against,
Eiiaateth Edwards, Martha Crook, Nancy Neeh VIZ.
o. ho"as Nicely, Henry r.. R.iiy and Nsiy IA,
~'ie, Formerly Mary Edwards, ElIzai.eth C.rittta
john Edwards, VIM. 4 Edwards, .isrlla I I'd
warts, Thomas o. kdpartls snd Haariah G. r.
wards, ehldl en Of VIM. Edwards deo'. io.ly Ia
wards Caroline EdwarCS JosrpI, Edwards. Os-
borne Edwards and John Edwards, insas, ehiiirva
o. Peter Edwards, dyc'd ~ hlarths Edwards, ,c,r
oouier aiid next TREND, OsEs
ihE u: temlsnts He,ry T.. Eaiy * Mary his v,I...
otnerly Mary Edwards, Eliza Carte J.l,nE lnr,,s
VIM y Edwards, Martha 4. Edwards Ihous so
edwards, Maria & Eeiva, ds, Children of WIN
ru"sns, ueo q not having entered the il. AN ear,e,
"e'onrs to the act OF assemby and the ,ees of .,s
Iot and 1t appearing To se stisi-etinr of he Cur.
thai th't are not inhabitants OF this STATE o., de u,o,
on o. the painuil b, bs attorney lis o,tici.d tb,s
'hey Sppear here OH the tstday af S.;reu Der Z M,
next, anu enter their appearance and answer. .,e
pi"hti o', ard t''t copy o this o,,er hc inss,et
- one on me newspapers printed in Riet.rno,i s,-
months "~eess'seiy, and t',at copy tetcob. pof,i
!" the front door OF the eo0ituuse of the said voaty
Copy,
Tcste,
EDWARD L. TABB, c. NJ. {.
I..I-
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SALT B BATHING.
TIL CIrn.nt, r,,.>n

EE AS prepared BATHING MACHINE, and invite $
J. the attention of Ladies and Gentlemen wio
may visit the lower country this to enjoy the
Baih.-Ihey may use the Bath at any hour of the
day, without being exposed either TO the sun or obs
va,icn.
He has taken tho houses formerly occupied bv Nj
Soutls'l decd, for tn" 4, ception OF COMPANY AID
pledges hmseii 10 due -xertion 10 render the.a
comfortable house Is i.i niseL with every re-.
quisite, and an abundant supply Of ice.
MATTHEW Wills
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From ne y. Y. Gazette.


BY the Hesper, we learn, that Bonaparte
had left Paris on the 6th of May--Fhat his
army did not consist of more than from 100
to 100000 men that the evening before the
Hesper sailed, the populace of Havre parad-
ed the streets, crying out Vive LIE Roy. and
uttc' ed the bitterest epithets against Bona
parte.
We have seen Il letter from France per
ithe Hesper, in which the writer expresses
his opinion, that neither Bonaparte nor the
allies would commence hoStIlties until each
s were prepared, and confident of success in
the onset. 1t was. however, believed, that the
allies would make the first dash, as Bona
parties army would not be ready in some time
to donore than act on the defensive.
On the oath of April, the Americans at Pa
ris gave Dinner to Mr.. CRAWFORD i'll tss-
tlmouy OF their respect. at Grignon's hotel
John Quincy Adams, Esq. our Minister at
London, and Gen. La Fayette, were present.
~ ne proceedings were published in the Pa
ms papers. The following were the toasts !:
! May the prosperity of the United States of
America in peace, be equal to the military
renown acquired during the Wharf.-The Pre-
sidento the United States. under whose ad-
3minstration the y. S. has acquired immortal
glory by her arms, and an honorable peace
ne treaty of Client the Plenpotentiaries
OF the u. D. will fnd their reward in the era-
hituoe OF the American people-The Army
aud Navy of the u. S.-France; may she
enJey the blessings of peace aud good 60
Verument--The liberty of the seas 1; no more
ournnss or imprcSsments-Tne Allies and
SF rance reason and justice in the one, cou-
rage and confidence in God to the other.
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IMPORTAN4' 10 FARMERS
CLOVER-S EED NIaCEINF

EoHN SMITH. Senor, of Spottsyyania c oant
81 having obtained Patent lron the United Stus
bearing date the 18th Of April, 1915 for a Machi.,
Tor gathering Clover Seed, the Subscriber is uly au
thorzcd by power OF Attorney, to sell the use of the
sad patent righttO all such may be inclined to sa
tile viii dispose Of Individuals also to ary per
son Tor any particular county in the Union
The subscriber has description of The Ma
chime which cen b. easily understood by Mechanics
and IN few days will have oftle Mschues Depar
ed for Inspection
The subscriber can assert thar the utility Of this in
rehtion is superseded BY of TIE kind hitherto in
vented; Its advantages Obvious all persons that
have seen the original. One hand ard horse can.
with facility, gather more in one day than twenty
hands can IN the ordinary way an important adyan
rlge, exclusive OF the with hich the seed are
gathered is, that the stalks AMI leaves of the clover arc
teton the land, the machine gathering ouy the heads
of the clover The cxpcnce OF the machine is not
great and It's construction simple, that any common
Carpenter and Blacksmith can make it.
All persons arc hereby 6,rewarnsd from construct
ing and using machines coming within the puryiew o.
this patent, under the penalty prescribed by law I'M
less by previously obtaining the right
JOSEPR Y. SMITH,
Sole agent iH tie u. States, for
John Smith, tht Patenfee.
~ IT, The Subscriber will have in a few d,vs a
great many OF the Machines for sale, on reasonable
terns' j. Y. Smith,
Fredericksburg, ,Gny T. 1915
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= = 2 = o 2 y. : -
LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
From Onehcc. .Jt,ne Il

From Quebec, Jts1e Is.
~. M ships Leander, Acasta and Perseus
sailed on Sunday the 1tth inst. to CONVOY a
meet OF TRANSPORTS with troops for England.
Gems. Sir George Murray, Sir Thos. Bris-
pane steven and Couran are in the fleet
George baynes sailed some days before the
convoy.
Lady Provost and family, Mrs Brenton and
IaInlly, and capt. Fulton, A. ID. G. are pas
sengers on board the Benson. which was e.
tee up for the purpose early in the season
we understand that Major General Ro-
olnson mas succeeded to the Civil and Militia
n authority in U. Canada.
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NORFOLK. June 96

by Capt. KEELE, who arrived here yester-
aay, in II days from ST. Barthoonews, we
learn that about the first of June, the British
forces took possession of the Notifications in
martinique. out the Bourbon flag was still fiy-
saSie state as before. An expedition was tn
proceed in few days for Guadalonpe for
-''e SAINT purpose. Ledger.
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NEw-YoRX, June "a -Fven;ro.

NL w OkKI June 24-EVenine.
The PacJfc. of this port, which was to leave
liverpool on the 18th of May, is said to be be-
low. Shs will probably bring us London pa
pers to the 10th. ~
The hon. Mr.. CRAWFORD, the late Anne
rican minister at Paris had left France. and
was to sail from Plymouth some time in Nav
tor the U. States. The u S. ship Neptune,
Jones' was ordered to Plymouth to receive
p; nun on psard' a part OF his heavy baggage
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