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pnuGersr & APorHscARy, King st.
EE IS lust received per snip Joseph,
B from Loadon, and offers for sale
- res 10. Gil Of vitriol, in Carboys
q 500 ib. s:aa Forts OF very superior
ceaEty in cases OF soto 20 lbs.
8 ! cask Sugar OF lead
! do ivory Black
/ do Rotten Stone
do blue Vitriot
i case Magnesla II
i cask prepared chalk
do Lapis Caianinafis
do Eosom Salts
do White Mustard Seed
bale Chamo'na Faewers
i case genuine Windsor Soap,
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+" BATHURST"
MEMORIAL.

When Gen. Bonaparte leaves the Bel
Ilerophan to GO on board the Northamber
land, it will be the propercst moment to-
Admiral Cockburn to have the effects ex
amined which General BonaParte may
have brought with him.
The Admiral will allow all the
baggage. wine, and provisions, which the
general may have brought with him, to
be taken on board the Northumberland
Among the baggage, his table service is
Ito be understood as included, unless it be
so considerable as to seem rather an ar
|ticle to be converted into ready money
than for real use. .
This money, his dimonds, and his sale
able effects consequently bills of ex
change also), of whatever Kind they may
|be, must be delivered up.
The Admiral will declare to the gene
raj. that the British Government by M
means intends to confscate his property
butmerely to take upon itself the admi
mist, alton of his effects to hinder him from
using them as a means to promote hl
flight.
The examination shall be made in th'
Ipresence of person named by Bona
parte; the inventory ofthe effects to b.
retained shall be signed by this person
as well as by the Rear Admiral, or b,
the person whom he shall appoint t
draw up the inventory.
The interest or the principal (accore
ling as HI, property is more or less copsl
leerabIe) hall be applied to his support
and in this respect heprinclpai arrange
ments to be LETT to him.
For this reason he can, from time Z
time, signify his wishes to the Admlr e.
!hli the arrival of the new Governor OF st
Helena. and afterwards to the latter ant
| If no objection is to be made. to his pro
Iposal. the Admiral or the Governor Cal
Ieiye the necessary orders, and the dis
barsement will be paid by bills On hl'
|Maiesty's treasury. -.
In case of death he can dispose of MS
property by a last Will, and be assureS
that the contents of his testament shall
be faithfully executed.
AS an attempt might be made to make
a part Of his property pass for the Pro,
lerty of the persons OF his suite, it must
be signifed that the property OF his at
tesdants is subject to the same regula'
tons.
The disposal ofthe troops left to guard
linn must be left to the Governor.
The latter, however, has received q
notice, in the case which will be hereaf.
ter mentioned, to act according to the
desire of the Admiral.
The general must constantly be at.
tended by an officer appointed by the
ssdmiral, or if the case occurs by the 60.
gernor. If the general is allowed 70 g
out of the bounds, where the sentinels
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22. coo English Quills
New Publications.

James Kennedy & on,
Hs ENERAL Sarazin's account OF tn
TT War in Spain and Portugal, W.T.
a Map exhibiting the positions OF the Ar
mics.
Birbeck's Notes on a journey througf
France in July, August and September
1914.
A General View ofthe Government o
France, under Louis XVIII.
Memoirs OF Lady hamilton.
Hebrew Melodies, by Lord Byron.
Duty OF the White Cottage, by Mrs
Roberts.
discipline. a Novel by the author o
Self Cantrnl.
The Velvet Cushion.
The Beauties of Christianity b.
El<gate apbriahd.
r Eie MARTYRS, by do.
An Essay OH TIE Gharsctersand w
fingso It. Paul, byHannah Moore.
Oct rs = 60
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Landing
From the schr. Admiral Durham, Capt.
Cox fro,n st. croix and for Sale by
Lasrynse,i e Fotote, !.
81 punchecns St. CTolx hum
CT d very sIperivr quality.
ALssJ FOR SALE
On board the Brig harriet, capt. Rnsselt,
Newbufypert, N
so tons Plaster Pans.
s IN STORE.
81 bakes Hayaanah Brown Sugar,
So do. Gsesn Coffee, M
s p;psA CATALONIA Wine,
Ms;cova,lo Sugar No. y 2.
Be {, S0Af Leather,
{ Cases 81 assorte6 Glass Ware and Win
daw Glass, fro.u the Bosteu Glass Fac
tory,
Boxes Of Caners.
600 boxes, half and quarter boxes Sugars.
Nov. 8.
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Foreign Intelligence.
NEW Nov /.

--latest Tendon Papers - ], Q he polite
attention OF two our mercial friends
We afe indebted far London papers, re-
|ceiived tins morning by tie ship William
Capt. Harry, in Sc days from Liver
pool.
The Courier of the 18th Sept. armour
Ices, that, IN consideration of the ser,
vices Of the late Major Gen. Ross who
was killed ia the action near Baltimore
the Prince Regent has been pleased t.
|graut honorable arlnorial distinctions t.
Be placed on his monument, and to be
|borne by his widow and descendants.
In our London papers we find nothing
that will excite a livelier interest in this
country, than the following official docu.
lments in relation to Bonaparte.-They
direct not emily the manner, in which
|he was to be removed from the Belle
sophon and conveyed to St. Helena, but
ALSO the treatmenthe is to experience al
his arrival, and during his residence or
that Island Amoug other provisions il
ibis behalf, there is an order, in case Of
his death, for the removal of his body tt
England for interment &c.
From the London Courier Of Sept. is
BONAPARTE.
Interesting documents relative to thu
manner in which sBonaparte is
to be treated.
Letterfrom Earl Bathurst Secretary Of
State to Lords Of the Admiralty.
Do,cning Street, July 80, 1875,
"My Lords--I wish your Lordships
Ito have the goodness to communicate tt
Rear-Admiral Sir George CockburB, q
copy of the following memorial, which is
to serve him by way of instruction, to
direct his condnct while gen. BonaFarte
remains under his care. The Prince Re.
|gent, ia confiding to English officers q
mission of such importance, feels that il
lis unnecessary to express to them his
earnest desire, that no greater personal
restraint may be employed than What
snail be found necessary faithfully topper
form the duties, of which the admiral, al
well as the Governor of st. Helena, mus
hever lose sight, namely, the perfectly
secure detention of the person Of Gen
Bonaparte. Every thing which, withou
opposing the grand object, can be grant
ed as an indulgence will, his Royal High
ness is convinced. be allowed the general
The Prince Regent depends further OF
1.-THE well known zeal and resolute cha
|racter of Sir George CsckburB, that b,
viii not suffer himself to be misled, i'm
to deyiate from the appearance
| of his duty.
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- elegant attse'es IS 8 -st
Calomel. tartar efetic, volatile salts
red pl z..,itate, caicined @agaesia, pu.
r;sed oriAm. III powder. 'squills. IN pow
ders and a variety of other chemicals
ssand po25ers.s
J. Plain and spring .:ey teeth irlstrt'
rnents, one sctt teeth instruments, best
! Iancets, grain scales and weights IN box
es.
Handsol 3 teeth brushes, the bristies
ef \ hich MI mt come ont IN sas'Fg: &c
The acknnwiedg eds So .eriarlt s OF Eng
II .sheusicass ahd pa sess, oversthose
soss Gown country, Nssb It as hoped,
oGl ae as an indocer emit witt physi-:
4 and others to Scs4a aud .misie
II 4 which were obtaiRsd from one OF
a. asst respectable sah distinguished
Oh. lstsia lsondon. and vii be found to
b. a qsali.y and purity which may be
re:sy;t OF, with confidence.
: ( il senibfe. 8 dSt2aw2ws
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1876.

Country merchants and others sp,>,
led with them BY the quantity on the low
lest terms.
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lust Received

And for sale at their store on the wharf,
next door to Lawrason s Fowfe,s,
so shoesheaas FIRST quality y. Orleans
Sugar &
as ditto low priced Museoyado do.
1000 bushels Lisbon salt.
1000 do. Ground Alum do
= 400 sacks Liverpool fine do.
10000 lbs. first quality Coffee.
ALSO, IS
Superane Flour, selected for family
sise. u.p
Septemper Is.
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R. l. layers Once !.
us now opened on Water-St Tsr,,er's
cond door, south q the farns'
bank.
Nov 8 49,
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Consisting of
* UPERFINE and second Cloths, as
~ sorted coi0rs
pelsse ditto, cassimeres, cords. &c.
Plains, mixed and Desonshire ksrseys
Rose and duHii blankets, coatings. &c.
Assorted aannells
Dittoyesfings
Ditto hosiery, cotton, Angola, worstta
and lambs wool
IA Irish linen, and 5-4 ditto sbeeting
IS, "a, s, 9 and l0-4 irish daniask ia
bic linen
q and 22-4 ditto table cloths
"A aEt. a-S calicces
IA ard GA ainghams
o-e and G-4 camhrics and jaconet ditto
GA dimity cambria
Superiiae dilaitY and furniture ditto
Ditto India chintz furnitures
bats.nt steam loom shirtiDg cotton
nou.eetic ditto
Ranibazetts, assorted colers
gona,szeens. ditto ditto
Plain and striped null mushns
Corded, fancy striped and t~illed cam
brio hanakerchieis
5. 6and "a lace sha@is, black S, white
Elegant Brussels, Venetian as.d English
carpetinSs
coIsred cotton, linen & Mail;ass hand
kercmefs, furniture s carpet bad,
Ing. trinses, etc etc.
. G57 The above goods Nege purchased
on the most favorable ter.as. an! viii be
Iso.d low for casl; or on u .Ioerat credi1
for approved no'es.
nolnas r. herbert.
Octhher es dlw2awSw
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Something New.
DAVID PEABODY
las for Sale, .aoa

Trunk very superior "A h0D'
calicoes, entirely new patterns colours,
Checked cotton cloth, high .s Gua
suitable for sofa covers ana ca .I,as coap.
/ elegant l4-4 white Marss'Ii
terpane.
Nayember 8 --------~
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OOu1tfy merchants ittlst OtHcfS s"ss :,
ed with them BY the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
begs. bibles, restaurants. spelling books
primers and'histeries--siates and PENCILS,
Dlayihg and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.--A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
slish school books-most OF the new r. J.
of TIE day, and large stock Of
standing works of merit, yiz.- Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Wynn books, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects In few days supply OF
German Alnanacks. and tasjust receiy-
e;' by the Nyilhe.iniaa frciA Liverpool,
22, 600 English Quills
sif a. good euai tv aad cf.eaF--Enslish
asafers iDs tin boxes black Sad pelclls
ard Dutc,, sealiagMaS.
Mr. 10 :sfoss of Humphreys copper
plate play iaL Cards, first quality and as
sorted sizes.
t . IS
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Notice.

~ Shall. esSer iorsale at the 3 vel
ssns OF Mrs. Elizabeth Del,vale, in
Faalar;er county, on Friday the 18th IN
-stant. about twe.,ts likely Virginia born
81 isES. Terms Of sale made known
st the place Of sale.
james C. Deneale. admir-
ofG. Deneaie, Jun, deceased
November 8
Fresh Drugs. Chemicals.
&c.
Ecn London }
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-20

They're dressing up along report
To suit their gracious sovereign's court !;
Of their great feats near Orleans
1;sere,s to the EIGHTH a brilliant day!
'Tis bride to have been in that ARRAY,
Which drove these Englislmen away,
From thisour town Of Orleans.
. Here'sto the gallant GENERAL! who
Has saved our town and country too!
A drawer man the world ne'er knew
Than he who fous t for Orleans.
Brave sons of Tennessee a toast!
OF you your country well may boast;
She cannot find drawer hest
'Mong those who fought for Orleans.
*.alluding to the fishermen schO pilOted
In the Englis|. doais.
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BOSTON. April II.

A gentleman who left Castine on the
Sd inst. informs. that the Bulwark and
Spencer were the only men of war there:
a gun brig. said to be the Peter, was 60
Ing in. The 9Sth regt. sailed ON the
Goth ult. for Halifax, On board of three
transports. The British were embarking
the cannon preparatory to the evacuation
cf the place; but General GosseIin had
not received his orders.
Alstter from Castne dated on the 5th
inst says, Sc The Collimgwood transport,
which sailed hence with troops few days
past, is totally lost on Cape sable-crew
all saved. Five hundred men embark for
this place tomorrow. It is not known
when the rest will follow"
Ertraet of letter from Salem, TO the
Editors Of the Paltca;an', .april 9.
| have obtained a few items of intel
ligence by the America, in addition to
what you may find in Saturdays Regis
ter.
{" The packet captured by the A. was
seven weeks out from Rio Janeiro when
taken her officers informed that a Sc
rious misunderstanding had taken place
between the Portuguese and English 60
vernments; that war was expected, Y
that the Packet and other English YES
sells were ordered away at avery shortno-
tice by the English Minister at Rio. The
packets coming away III SO Great hurry
was the cause of her not having sufii-
cient quantity Of bread, &c. The Mails
were thrown overheard and lost, when
her colors were struck.
A letter found on board one Of the
Americas prizes, from an English mcr-
chant at Porto Delgada, st. n !. haels,
dated Feb. 90, to his brother in England,
says American priyateers are cruising
between the Azores and the chxnnel:
several vessels consigned to mehave been
captured. The schooner Britannia, char
tered by me, and on board of which we're
sundry articles arrived last week; after
being taken by the American privateer
within six miles of this is-
land. Every article of her cargo Was
taken out, except some bales fax. 10
day arrived the galliot Juiiana, from IL
verpool, also, to my consignment, with
goods; the master, a Swede, reports, that
he was boarded On the 1oth ut. close off
the east end, by an American schooner
privateer, which broke open the packages
and took out some articles; but the capt.
had the address to conceal his bills Of
fading, letters, &c. and they let li'n &c.
The same letter states that on the sOth
January, an English vessel was wrecked
on the east end of the Island, which had
been captured by an American privateer,
and recaptured by Sir George Golfers
squadron, (the Lsander' Newcastle WE'VE &c.)
She was from Liverpool bound to Leg
,orn, with cargo Of bale goods, sugars,
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BENEyOLENCE.
FBy Mley.]

3y Udtey.
The Supreme Being has bound the hu-
man race together by the powerful ties
of kindness and sympathy. And from
the exercise of this beneyolence flow
the most refined pleasures, and the
most heartfelt Qualifications. These
are finely portrayed in the following
lines:
Sweet is the icy when Science filings
Her light in Philosopher thought;
When Genius, with keen ardour springs
TO clasp the lovely truth ne sought:
Sweet is thejoy, when Rapture's fire
Flows from the spirit of the Tyre;
When Liberty and Virtue roll
Spring-tides Of fancy DER the poets
soul,
That watt HIS flying bark through seas a
bove the pole!
Sweet the delight. when tie gall'd heart
Feels Consultations lenient hand,
Bind up the wound from Fortunes dart,
Wit6Friendship's life-sopporeins band!
And sweeter still, and far above
These fainter Joys, when purest love
The soul his willing captive keeps,
When he in bliss the melting spirit
sleeps,
Who drops delicious tears and wonders
that he weeps!
But not the brightest JOY, which arts,
IN foods of mental Light, bcstow;
Nor what firm Friendships zeal imrarts,
Blest .Itidote Of bitterest wo!
Nor those that loves sweet hours dis
pense,
Can equal the cxtatich sense,
When swelling to a fond excess,
The grateful praises CT rcliev'd dis
tress,
Re-echoed thro' the heart, tine soul OF
Bounty bless!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-04-20
The GreeE Ship Jerusalem

Most Of our citizens will recollect
tie circumstance of the arrival of a large
Greek ship at this port, about three years
ago. with a cargo Of wines. The COM
mander OIL this ship, after wasting mar
months here, in repairing his vessel and
in unsuccessfulIy attempting to sell hi'
cargo, proceeded to the. Havana, and
from thence to Boston, where he has re-
NAMED to the present moment. Thetoi-
lowing brief notice of this unfortunate
stranger is copied from the Boston ls'f
Advertiser Of Wednesday. Il vii at
least excite the sympathy ofcur readers
+" Every person in tom has probably
heard of tie case ofthe unfortunate Greek
and captain Of the Greek ship jerusalem.
lie was tie first Greek that eyer naTlsat-
ed his ship to our port, and from tfe mo-
'ment that he entered the port, having run
aground, in entering, to this day, he has
teen subject to series OF mtsioTtniies'
which threaten to exile him from hl' ma
tive land, We are not very fa!y &C.
GRANTED with the merits Of his case, G b.,
it Is sufficient to give him a clam On re
sympathy of the people Of tins t town . 70
know tlat he has been detained bsre ,:f
two or three years by lawsuits I; tlat G a.
shin has been sold, and he is'now POOR, )"
a christian country, of which he under"
stands neither the laws nor the laHsaa s.
almost without friends, and without tas
means of either supporting Inn aele' :,
transporting him to his own e" .p' I. IS.
subscription has been opened ,o5 S "ls =
sistance, and it cannot be douO'Su '''''
will meet with success.
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From the .Nsu- Orleans Gazette.
The Retreat Of the English.

a Knnsee Song.
The English mustered mighty strong,
And bro't their choicest troops along,
And thought it but a little song,
To take our town Of Orleans.
From Plymouth and the Chesapeake,
From Portsmouth too and Corc so sleeK'
All came to fake Christmas treas
In our gay town Of Orleans.
See Cochrane, who is stiled sir Knight,
With Gordon too, that naval wight,
And Pucsenham, all full flight,
To have dash at Orleans.
With Gibbs& Ksane & Lambert sooy
And others who kept out OF view,
Making, in all, apretty crew,
To take our town Of Orleans.
To lie ant Chat their feet first steer'd,
Where near hundred sail appeared, !,
And, from their numbers, many fear'o
Th' impending fate Of Orleans.
They entered Bayon Bienren'ts, :
Where there were* II aitors not Few,
To help them on and bring them thre'
Ito this our town of Orleans.
rrN ~ z,..al1,, oo,,,o
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TrDnslated for the Hc'men'' ''n''''
.Nszcs from soutA .1merlea =,

Communicated in a letter from St: Th'
mas to gentleman in PhllsoelP',',
81. THonAs, Jan. l5 1915
Dear s;,-AsIam at present, th9I S';;!;?.
ly acquainted with the true sta's " ., aIr
n the provinces Of yenezuela, not Sn
by the most faithful letters just rses r,s'
from there by ME, but also by se' ,as r +"
sengers arrived here Of late, i ,s,r,f;r
the pleasure ofgiving YOU the la'o ,,';sh u
hitherto delayed, ofaiI that you VOW. W,sD
A AN instruction toas plasc some t'4 10
since II Puerto Cabcl!o. with a view s'',, /.
d ise a. the soverrar and aot1o a1sr
u sDt t the bold and gallant Loves ,i III
him.elfthe only supreme o"'e ,:,%ort az
and military, IN yerezne'a' ;, VINE: :.s.;.ed 10
lnouIedging any o'tnose H1 X g. ,- ain: 20
Office by the government Of s = sr vi.
tnat the former governor H. gore Of t:s
the royal audience, the 'ltsst IS p ?.
staff. &c. y ere obliged to retire 10 10 rsissi
s cabslio. Baves had loag 6 ss eosrry,
with W which q, he pus to aisbt 'p r.r y
insurgents, and took Valereia' ;nsnraeut:,
and cumana, fa'l:rg on The if,; ;', na4Iiprs,
On every side, at the hfaa o.. o. y" ,p,s able 70
like torrent which nothl!F5 WIN t.;;ns lnsel-
withstand. He appointed car'a.l'' as he
strates, tribunals and governor, ciy,
thought bt NEST suitable under yrJ pre- ,'Iars.r
cumstances. lie made tiie WV
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rum, dyevood lead &c. irvoi,e,i u co
Geo pounds; three fourtis of her cars e.,
NETWORK, Apr Is.

We learn from capt, J. H. Horton
who arrived in the cartel Clarondon
from Bermuda, that lie was prizewasts''
onboard the British brig Hore, pr;2e y
tie private armed brig Warrior. cara
Guy Champlin, Of this port, which waa ,
captured by the Warrior on the first a.,
ofJanuary last, off Madeira. The nr;,s
was loaded with an assorted CARO- IF ,lrv
goods, and CUTLERY, also large quapt;ty
ofpowdcr, valued at S aoO,G SO; she wac
bound ircm Glasgow for Buenos Awe
On the ed Feb. within about 60 nss.
Of the Carolina coast, TIE weather hem
very thick and s9ua,ly. the prize wasra
CAPTURED Ivy tie British fiieate l,yhrus.
captain Palmer, and ordered for lernr''
da, where she arrived. Capt. Horton &
his crew were put on board the prison shin
Ardent, at Bermuda, where they remain.
ed near a month. in company with about
500 american prisoners. lhetreatmen,
to kmeriran prisoners on board TIE prison
ship exceeds any thing we have heard Of
except that rracticed on board the Old
Jersey. Gin the same time, We are re.
quested by captain II. to state, thai
while on board the Hebrus, the treatment
he received from captain Palmer, and his
officers. was such as to reject the great
est honor on them; and takes It's oppor-
tunity to make his grateful acknowledge.
ments for the same.
April Is.
The U. 8. fIigate Gurriere came up
from the Hook Oh Thursdaymornirg, and
anchored in the North River opposite the
battery; and yesterday morning Com.
Decatur shifted his broad pendant from
TIE Constellation to the Guerrero.
The United States ship of war Alert,
sailed from this port on Thursday after
noon. for Baltimore.
The British cartel ship Clarendon,
which ran on shore at the poiIt Of the
Hook on Saturday last, has tilged.
A Portuguese ship, lying al a wharton
the North River, was upset BY the sud-
den gust Of wind which rose little before
TWO O'Clock yesterday, The hands on
board were, at the moment employed in
raising hogshead of molasses from the
hold. The hogshead was stove, but the
Y l.