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kets day, T,d that now, khouch the daily S,b.;-
saton produces more than HOO muskets. new,
factories are forming every day. Whilst enth,,.
Siasin Is so general in FRINGE, that seems resoly.
cd on AT sacr'hces rather than lose their indie.
pendence, than bear hateful yoke and s,,lfe,. 70
reign sovereigns, (whose fallen thrones have been
recovered by the treaties of Presbur- Vienna and
lisit, or whose new thrones have been founded
oy the bravery OF the Eench,) to interfere IN the
cnoicc OF their sovereign zee see he 0nes ,riehonf
union, 1oitsSnt woires, ,pihoat common interests.
1v,thsr de, SUPPORTED by the o6ilou Of tieir. bso
pc begging or our ministers the means to com
mence new war
A declaration of the coalition is announced to
us ; 1t IS easyto toreSee what its effect viii be
among us /; that ofthe 18th Of March has given
partsals to Napoleon whose number is inc reaset
By has DEGREES for the abolition of the slave trade
and by The liberal ty of his constitution. Let n
new declaration appear let il be in the same sui
r' with the FIRST, and we may engage there Will
not be one OF the old advocates of the w.,. that
win not become Bonapartist. 1'he electo,.s
| OF Westminster are convoked to consider an
auoress an the same sense with that of the livery
OF London. TITS sad that the meeting will be We.
ry spirited; but we know beforehand. that we
shall see more arror for The end proposed than of
opposition to peace. Already Southwark has
passed a resolution against she war. IF the prince
and ministers persist in their deplorable deter
mnation, ii the government of free old Fnoland
does not renounce its conspiracy against the liber.
~ OF 70 millions OF Frenchmen, and against the
! most sacred rights of all people, what VIII han.
pen Z, opb'essioH .eW become .Eltal.o tie obbres
sorr, and Me f,s: success IF Naaolsoa .,in Be The
siynal Of u reuoiufion i1i or conat,,,
Every true Englishnan censures the cond,o,
ofour ministers, and depIorea the cons eouences.
The earn on, the properly tar, the Public conteno,
% national OPINION, have carried discomfort thro'
all classes OF society what will it be IF thew
must add TO all our internal evils, the rum ofour
NATIONAL army surrounded bypecple attached to
tiers otwar, by the diseases which are about to
carry into the midst oft the insalubritv of the
climate ofRelgium. augmented by the inunda.
tons OF Newport and Ostend Give us back our
brave men; tarnlsh not the glory of our heroes.
nor STAN mat OF England IN making her conspre
against the liberty of the French people. the ppsS
the 'Sarot', the Italians: this IS the rallying cry
of John Bull
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THIs IMPoRTANT view

Of The affairs Of Europe is translated from the Pa
Tis .Honite1n, zvliich extracted IL from Ire Ion.
dun SfatesmGh Of My 30. Coalitions seeDr 10
hare nearly ran their race.
LoEDox, Mayo.
We perceive more every day the false position
in which our minister has placed u.s. The tt
dings which reached us from Belgium and Ger.
many are in no wise calculated to encourage us.
and what comes from the provinces of France
still increases our alarms. The English army IS
menaced with bearing the weight ofthe war
We Can no more reckon the 10000 Saxons WIN
were on the Mouse it became necessary TO dis
arm them and send them into Prussia, w,tbstrono-
escorts, which has so much lessened the forces
of the Prussian army. We can count no Ion,re.
ON the 10000 Belgians, for it is not doubted.
that on the first success Of Napoleon, they would
settle affairs with the Hollanders, and we should
lind ourselves all at once deprived of the BELGIAN
and Dutch army In short tho troops oftbe Cer.
man princes are far from inspiring entire sec,iri-
~. The Ill disposition oftle Bavarians who are
N the Palatine, IS perceived already.
The HanoYarans who compose part of our ar
my, are not, however, more sure Part is made
up ofthe land-wehr, miliia IN 1iass and almost
every old soldier betrays bad intentions. Bv a
singular fatality The soldiers who have Arcade
carried on the war, are so attached to Napoleon
That they talk of him without ceasinn and The
nope of finding themselves again under his co.
iors. we have then but our English army
which can be ofany service to us, and which we
can De certain otholding tOour system, during the
whole struggle but its force is not above d 600
men, and that already experiences disease So
mat lord Wellington sends courier after courier
10 solicit requirements. He demands even tbe
veteran corps retired from active service. dong
duty in garrison The powers who ought 10
have immense forces to push with vieor tie war
WHICH they have provoked, seem At this mornent
io.lsten to other interests. They apprebend Too
much trouble in their own states. The Zinc ~
'russiahss not more than 40, 900 Prussisns on the
nese, and the Russian army is not yet m motion,
I least in any considerable force
The emperor Alexander has declared that the
.ubsdy granted by treaty for 5000 rnen VII .,e
ire marched to the Rhine, is sufficient. and H.
England must also pay for $4,000 men which i,
to leave in Poland, for the purpose of coero;nc
hat country, which his irresoiute policy mas mn,
atisfied, and which he seeks in vain 10 sbuse b.
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" The G6ars Of Enrope, is translated from the Pa
Tis .honite7n, zVlich extracted it from the Lon
DIN Statesman Of nay 20. Coalitions seenr TO
hare nearly ran their race.
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ABSTRACT OF IMPORTANT PARLIAN1EN.
TARY PAPERS

LoSDoS, May IS.
conHEsFoNDEScg OF ALLIANCE AGAINST FRANCE.
discount Castlsreagh TO TIE Earl of CYapcort,
dated Foreign Office, .4p1lS, 1915.
My Lord-I herewith inciose copv of an
overture this day received from NJ. de CauI;n.
court, with the answerreturned. You will com.
municate the same to the allied sovereigns and
plenipotentiaries at Vienna, tor their informa.
tion
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-06
Very late from Portugal.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the
fast sailing brig Criterion, Forbes, in "a
DAYS from Lisbon, which port be left on
the 9Th of April. By this arrival, we
learn verbally, that REVOLUTION
Had BROKEN OUT IN SPAIN, and
that KING FERDINAND HAD FLED,
his army having previously refused to o.
bey bis orders. Wealso learn that Lord
ElIenborough's house in Lendon, and Sc
yeral others, have been destroyed by a
mob.
The news of the revolution in France
bad reached Lisbon, and the following
forces we're said to have taken the field
against Bonaparte, and had taken up
their line of march. Russia $4,000 field
$4,000 reserve Prussia $4,000 field, SO,
900 reserve; Spain $4,000 field, $4,000
reserve Portugal $4,000 field. $4,000
reserve Austria 10000 field, 100000
reserve. Low Countries under the COM
mand of the Duke of Wellington, 100,
900 field, including Englishmen 10000
reserve.
The news of the day at Lisbon, on sa-
turday 9Th April, was that there had
been refusal on the part of the Spanish
soldiery to march at the orders of Ferdi-
nand, unless he would sign tho coustitu-
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home the prisoners they refuseds In
-. -, - L apr1sn finvs IN fho

home the prisoners; they refused. In
consequence he made application to the
American merchants who waited on the
Governor with an,account of the dssti-
tute situation ofthe prisoners; and ne
caused each American vessel to receive
portion of them, according to her size.
The American merchants also gave the
prisoners 60 dollars in money, and pro-
Visions, clothes, &c.
During the cruise fthe "A. she boarded
several French and Danish vessels, from
and for Europe and w. Indies.
Jan. lat. SO, lon. IS, the Avon, retook
the American sch. Mercury, from the
British and sent herinto st. Jago de Gu
ba.s The British prize master had been
so days endeavoring to find Bermuda ;
and being in distress for provisions and
water bore dowlrfor the Avon. About
the same time, chased schr. supposed to
be an American privateer.
MIR. Glazier prize master Of the Fame,
sent into Martinique, has arrived in town
and states, that he arrived there Feb. / /.
and that the governor ordered him to put
to sea in "a hours and sent guard Of sol
diers on board to prevent any thing being
smuggled on shore. This was done at
the request of the original owner of the
Fame, who had heard OF her being taken,
and came from Barbados. -Ar. 6. find
inc that he could do nothing better, COM
promised with the owner for about 2OOC
dollars.
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NOTICE.

TIME Commissioners appointed to re-
4 ceive subscriptions to the Columbian
Insurance Company of Alexandria, here
by give Letice, that an election will be
held at Irir!ett's Hotel, on Thursday the
llth inst. between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and2 P. NJ. for ten Directors, to serve
until the lst Monday in Nov. Next.
JOHN &. LADD,
Chairman Of the Commissioners.
May 5.
N. B. Agreeably to the Articles Of
Association, the subscription must be
kept open, between the hours of 1C and
4 each day, until Saturday afternoon un-
less the whole should be sooner subscrib-
ed.
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their tyrant. Honor asswell as interest
therefore, will force these sovereigns to
defend the King on whose part they sti-
pulated, because they put it out Of his
hover to defend himself. Instead of
being atliberty to punish his enemies, or
reward his friends, as the more fortunate
Ferdinand Of Spain has been Lewis was
obliged to provide, out of his own Trea-
sury for the sumptuous maintenance even
of the man who now again usurps his
throne, by those who had just escaped, &
seemed too happy in their escape Of a
similar downfall. Such was the general
CONSERVATION produced by twenty years
bloody contest, and such the confidence
oil its apparent termination.
What the event of the next contest will
be, can only be doubtful in the minds of
these who consider the benefits Of ci-
vilization as trifles, and look on heplun-
der of their neighbor with Indifference.
The humane and generous policy of
Lewis will attach to him all the well dis
posed of his own subjects, notwithstand-
ing the ridieule attempted to be thrown on
him I, the ignoble satellites Of despotism;
but by this revolution he will be taught
the fatility; of taking crown, as it were
for his enemy's use, without the power
IF choosing his agents, or even of reward
ing with his confidence, those who, like
himself, have been taught the same
principles of justice in the same school OF
adversity-Men of honor, who, ike hirn-
self, would have built the happiness Of
their fellow subjects on the peace and
harmony of their country and tie world.
Tie G,3 Baltimorean.
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Upholster & Paper Hanger
FROM NETWORK,

VNAKES this method of informing the
a Public, that any orders in the nu-
nlerous branches of the above business,
left for him at Mrs. .Huir's Cabinet Hare
Room, will be punctually attended to and
executed in mastery manner.
p The subscriber having served his
apprenticeship in enc ofthe first houses in
New-York, and practised in the princi-
pal Cities of the U. States, presumes thar
he will give general satisfaction to those
who may think proper to make a trial
Of his abilities.
E. BURK.
Maya. st~
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, NAY 6.

There is meaning in Bonaparte's de-
cIsration to his army, that he owes all
his honors to them. The people in France
he regards as mere cyphers--he we'll
knows by what terms he holds his crown.
We are gratifed to ! .ar such frank and
explicit acknowledgements.
Baltimore Telegraph.
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NOTICE..

4 GENERAL meeting of the Stock
IA holders of the Warrenton Comra-
ny, will be held at Ihofnpsom's ters'7i,
at Warrenton, on the 9th day Of June,
1915, to deliberate concerning the Affairs
OF the Company.
By order OF the President s. Directors
J. A. w. SMITH, Cashier.
WApril go. dt9tJ.
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May 4.
NOTICE.

NOTICE,
A PERSON who is well acquainted
IA on the Continent Of Europe, now
intending to visit Hamburg, Bremen and
.amstsrdam, will undertake the charge OF
any business committed to his care, in
tLat quarter-For information apply to
FHINEAS JANNEY.
May 5. Str
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LoRdon. .Ncrck SO.

We donot believe that Louis 18th has
any Intention of returning 10 England.
His futur movements vii! be guided by
circumstance as they arises lie has arriy-
ed at Cstend.
We have received Paris parers of Sa-
turday and Sunday. Bonaparte had net
set oil, for Belgium, but his preparations
for such march, and its objects, are saf-
iicently indicated.
Last night Sen. Hill set outtfor Bel
eium. He is the bearer of the commission
to the Duke Of Wellington. appointing
bin commander in chief OF his maesty's
force on the continent of Europe.
Letters from Paris bring report that
the Toulon feet has put to sea.
Letters from WTeser state that 10000
Prussian troops are proceeding f.,am ali
parts Of Prussia, by forced marches, to
the Rhine. The E.lector Of Hesse Cassei
puts in motion $1,000 troops for tie
same destination.
Los:don, .March GA Dutch mail
arrived this morning with papers to IL
gSth. They represent tie ,.nited forces,
consisting of Prussians, Hanoverians
English and Dutch troops, as amounting
to an army of 10000 men.
The force which Bonaparte has sent to
Lille to await the attack of the Royal
lists, it is said, actually amounts to 10000
men.
The President ard Endymion frigates
have arriv I'd at Portsmouth from Ber-
muda.
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BosToN Glass.
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
Have Rsceivsd from the Boston Glass
ManJactory,
so Boxes 8 hy 1913 10 BY IL Glass,

.Manutactory,
so Boxes . by 1913 10 ~ u Glass;
Also,
yTyHREE cases containing, Eecanters,
Wine Glasses, Tulnblers, Jelfg
Glasses, Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts,
SIC. all Of the above manufactory-Ih
quality of the Boston Glass is known II
be superior to any imported and will be
sold as low--they are authorised to con.
tract for any quantity or description OF
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices OF the
different sizes Of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
May s..
~ The Editors of the National In
teIligencer and Fedora! Republican are
requested to publish the above once
week for four weeks.
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Near York, april s.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
BosroN, May l.
IMPORTANT NEWS.

Arrived this morning, brig Legal-Ten-
der, capt. Smith, 3 days FROM Halifax,
bringing London, dates to the S0th of
March.
England and all principal powers of
Europe have united III declaring war "a
gainst Bonaparte, and were making every
preparation for the prosecution OF HOSTILE
ties.
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IMPROMP'rU.

Written in front Of .fr. Peale's Picture Of
BONAPARTE ON HORSEBACK,
CIT tile Baltimore Jiuseam caa Gallery q
the Fine .Ar5s
With lis head on rock III the billow
Napoleon had taken his nap
But the rock was too hard for his pillow,
And he wakes like the thundcrs aread
clap!
Like a cloud from the Ocean emerging,
He covers tie land lost in wonder
Resistiess his course to the Zenith fast
urging,
And there rolls himself up in thunder.
Fiercely prancins and proud OF the Corse,
The Charger now snslts for tie strife
Yes, Napoleon has mounted his horse,
The Picture is true to the life.
ks@srss ssxx saaffaSa
q DIED, at his seat in Prince GEORGES
County. Nd. after short illness, III the
76th year of lis age. PETER SAyERy,
Esq. a native of France, and for UPWARDS
of Sc years an inhabitant of this country.
He was possessed of an amiable dispo-
sirion ana benevolent heart, by an act Of
which he prompted his dissolution.
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on. All was tumult and dismay at Ma

ton. All was tumult and dismay at Ma
drid. The French vessels which were
lying in the port Of Lisbon, were airad
to 60 to sea, anticipating an immediate e
war With England. Wheat Hour ana az l
provisions we're improving in valus.-A
letter has been received at Lisbon, from
DIR. Gavino, at Algesiras, STATING that
the Algerines had passed the, Strengths IN
to the Atlantic-The Criterion was chas-
ed the morning of the 11thof April BY a
ship of war, lat. 81, 80, long. IS w.
supposed to be Turk. Passengers, Mr.
T. Searth, of Leeds, England; Captain
J. w. Baker, of Salem.
Capt. Forbes has politely favored the
Mercantile Advertiser with London
paper of the 18th of March, and Lisbon
papers Of the 9th of April.-Iheir con-
tents are at present undressing, hay-
ing been anticipated by late arrivals from.
France. g
Flour, &c. at Lisbon was advancing in
price. q
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st. Louis, March o..

st. Louis, March 25.
BY an express this moment arrived
from Yincennes, we learn that three.
men were killed on White river on the
10th, 2 on Coifee's Island on the 18th,
and one this side Of little Wabash On
Monday last.
The Sacks, Kickapoos, Winebagoes,
Foxes, and Iaways will shortly be called
upon by their English allies to bury the
Ratchet, and it is expected by many that
hosdlities will cease on the frontier.
For cur part we cannot for moment be-
lieve that the Ghent pacification will re-
store security to the frontier. The OLD
men and few squaws may cone in to
shake hands and receive presents. but
their young have tasted American blood,
they have Toasted on many poor quivering
victims, nor will they cease until they are
MADE to kiss the rod.
A gentleman from the county of st.
Charles informs Us, that man OF the
name of Ree!and was shot last Sunday
at the door of farmers house on Couvre
settlement. and that as they we're scalp
ing the unfortunate, the savases were
fred Oh from the house, and one Indian
killed.
The remains of capt. Galloway and the
five men who were killed by the
Sacks, were felnd cruelty mangled, their
heads cut off ami otherwise cut to pieces.
AS the above was putting in type, a
person arrived here from the upper set
Elements of st. Charles county, and in
forms tat Mr.. Busby was killed there
by the Indians few days ago.
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T r A STE

We haze Just received By the Brig PRE.
SAGE, Capt. Rose. from 1adsira--
g pipes. L. p. MADEIRA
/ half do. WINE;
From the houses of Blackburn, Anglin
and Murdoch, Youle, Wardrop & CO.
imported by Messrs. Bowie and kurtz,
of this place, and considered equal to a.
ny wine imported for sale, for some time
mast.
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OSSIAN HALL for Sale.

FEvHE subscriber offers for sale the
4 TRACT or LAND on which he
now resides, containing $50 acses. tits
situated in healthy neighborhood, about
nine miles frcm Alexandria and twelve
from Washington and Georgetown, and
within mile of the Little River Turn
pike. The Improvements are a comfor-
table two story frame dwelling house,
with barns and stables and all necessary
out-houses. Few farms in the county are
supplied with more choice collection OF
fruit, and from the experiments that have
been made on lands of the same descrip-
ton in the neighborhood, the soil is be-
lieyed to be well adapted TO the Plaster.
A portion of the ground is in clover, and
there is considerable body of low land,
a part of which is in valuable meadow.
VIM. S. Stuart.
Fairfax County, Aug. 81. tt
No. The Editors of the Federal Re
publican and National IntelIigencer, are
requested to publish this until forbid, and
send their accounts to this office.
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We hare also ii, Store,

We haze also in Store.
s pipes and half pipes south side ditto,
imported into Newly ork before the war,
and considered equally good.
s5 cases Martinique white and red No
yeau Cordial, of very superior quality
The lovers of this article are invited
to try it.
A few cases Capers in quart bottles,
much cheaper than the small bottles.
Afew kegs Picked Lemons, OF very
good quality, and cheap in comparison
to their quality and utility.
so boxes brown Soap, of choice qua
ity.
200 bushels fine Salt, suitable tor Ia
bic use.
$50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbls. good quality Common Whis'
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
nT As in our first outset we obserya
ed. 1--WE now repeat) that we do not wish
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate our
customers, so as to promote their inter-
est as we'll as our own.-Ihe above
choice articles worthy the appeliation Of
good. together with every article in the
Grocery Line, for sale by
HYATT WILSON,
GEoRe ETowN, Corner OF Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1886. u.
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MUSICAL Instruments.
TayHE subscriber has for sale one hand
some new Piano Forte, one second
hand ditto, few fine toned German
Flutes, large stock of German Violins,
Violin Strings, Bows and Bridges, few
sets of Guitar Strings, Instructions Tor
the Piano Forte, Flute and Violin, Blank
Music Books and Music Paper.
Il. CRAP.
C.n&opohor -
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Adam Lynn,

c..ro.i,e The .Heclianies Edni..
y. ssceissi by the ship Ocean and su-
periarr.
,4rsp ga1 ge2ess;rss resortr'rsf Ct
.-n : IS, ;yNGEsRY Cutlery, Plated and
: t;ane.I saadlcry, japanned, brass,
,n5 plated wares
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Sales At VENDUE p.

3, s,,era TxesaGy ard Friday,
W SyaLsEL SOLD,
.,.,a yeng,,e Store, corner OF Prince
'''s ord Wstcr Streets,
& VARIETY OR
Depf GooFs. Groceries, &c.
80. .s;s,;,,ars q! wl'ica viii he expressed IN
the bills Il TIE day;
- 81! k;nsl os g,istss which are on
!. :.,4;os sm! the prices Of which are
I. ssIe:s. can At any time be viewed
.cgssca at the lowest limitation
y r. G. sfARsTEILER.
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/ wish to purchase 70 u %
NRGPoEs, between the ages Of M n : :
voars. and tventy-None else nee q: e
sesI;ssre,i. Enquire at the Bar OIL the Wy
Hotel. Il
September 9. 4...ss..n...4z4-.
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For Boston.

..sEN The regular trading Schooner
ssy sssssss aorning Star. Captain Mayhem,
vii! commence loading in three days
For freight of 500 barrels, or passage.
a:Ely to the master on board, or
lluWrasen and Fo7ole.
Who hare for Sale, received by the said
Schooner,
co tons Plaster Paris.
800 reanls Wrapping Paper,
case American manufactured Cot
ton shirtiag.
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For Freight

For Freight,
ssf The Brig
S u S "A n,
lss @ w. WooDBunY, MAsTEa,
bartten about l100 barrels, IS an excel
lent en- vessel and will be ready in fou
ply to
LaWrason & Fowle,
Who have Tor sale, said briggs cargo.
OF ESQ tons PL AISYER PARIS.
Also for Freight.
SO - 8 The sloop ABBY, George Bart.
.ssss.asz:set, Master; burthen about Coo
barrels. viii take on freight to N. York
or any Eastern port.--Also for Sale said
sieoFn,s Cargo OF 4e,GeG feet clear and
nerchantab,e LE NJ Der.
Apply as above.