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this civ on Sunday night--Rn. we knew not
il was the syn uf III.
This is the greatest loss whics the Fire In
suranc. Company ofthis state has sustained
After the GREAT nre az Norfolk il had TO pay
up S II4, GOETHE loss, already counted up,
is estimated at more than that sum.
Ertrdct ofG le.fsr from TILLrAM HsXALL,
Esg. 20 his bypfher ia tbs CRY, dated
"a Petersburg, July ITth, 1915.
" Petersburg has been visited by amost aw-
full calemity--about 9 last evening", fire COM
meneed and ragged uncontrolled until nearly
daylight, having destroyed nearly two-thirls
of the commercial part OF the tows.--We
saved oar books and papers, bat our office
fell a prey To the devour,ng flames. 1t COM
nerred in a sts5le lately occupied by John
Walker. bit now onoccupi.S-A few houses,
Mrs. X. Coiquhoun's. Mr.. Hsnderson's Qate
WIN. Moore's) Col Hyrn's and Mrs. Sands,
aped on the south side of Back Str, 'et--but
all from Fishers (tne hattsr) little brick
house on the Run. on the lower side of Old
Street, aud R4ae's new brick building on the
opposite side, to the house built by Holloway
ca Back Street, near Boiling Brook Ware
houses, including all 3. Brook, TO Back Street,
and the Market-House. are all DESTROYED,
excepting Walker ind Atkinson's brick
house."
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10 ~. 80
ENQUIRER MARINE LIST.
PORr o. RIcH~oSo, Va.

Soh'rs. Comor. CoiNis. Dieltoa, Co,r.,so,
Brc7ae,, NJ e-T0ks E,iyenrd, Dickeu .N;4s.L ~
DIN jris, hamilton, gNarfsJe s'oop, Rambler. Pas.
ter, Nae-f0ti Pccicf, Pryor. do. D9ihhin,
F'oe, Pefesb1rg: DoibtfH, Ho1Se, yorj;.Ls 81,
sgt Ir'pF, y ~ Fort Geof;ge 0aabingtoa, Co1d
CLEARED = sclr. 7wks E-els, phii9de1.
2ti'aj Edv0d, = 4Deg, PrIuidence; .jffnc, "a,
I'cad' do LN0n picteff, Boe on, C9ubsae,
" 60, m .9ctivs, 6j'osoer, Asv.Yorl,s Rercaqe,
gre, P,fsrsbire. Scoops Ehra. Ya5tnssei, VIZ
y"h Sais, Evars, d.. Bipfps Cpary, ,Nev-
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACAD-
EMY

u VIE Students Of this Institution are to undergo
Il fnode Examination, "Wednesday the aeeond
1Ay o, august next 10 which the Gertemen OF he
poaru Oh rnstees, and ihe Parents and Canadians OF
students, whh III VIC friendly TO The Sln.macy.
are invited TO attend -
7 JOHN URQUHART, Pr, s'dt.
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YJtE SUBSCRIBER.
COURT no USE T.HTERv

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Ry9N"-.4-WQY,
an the Ah ofJuiy, fr IN the Subsrri.cr. . Na,ro
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ANDREW SWEENY.
July t9.------;f
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FURSALE..
WILL BE sou

WILL BE SOLD,
an WEDNESDAY, the Goth list at Vendue, be-
y lore the Beil-Iavern, il the City of Richmond.
at o'cloek, lo4 Shares OF the Old Virginia Bank
Stock.
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July 10
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HOkUNTEE PS.

This quUtstioa was received with burst % indic.
nation from al pdriies-the Same bitter feelings thrqjI
ell in the breast ofthe deinosr,t ard the fderalist
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.Andlet loose tie dogs off, var ;"
(NaAonaL AdD.
The Duke ofWeLiaefon to Lord Castle
reagh.
PARIS, Sept. %.

PARIS, Sept %.
My LoRD-A great deal has lately
been said here, respecting the measures
have been obliged to adopt, in order 10
obtain for the King of the Netherlands
his paintings and other things out Of the
Museum, and as these reports may reach
the ears Of the Prince Regent, communi-
cate to YOU the following account of the
whole affair for his Royal Highness' infor-
nation.
A short time after the arrival ofthe Soy
ereigns at Paris, the miristcr of the king of
the Nctherl nds demanded the pictures.
&c. Dc longing to his sovereign, as did the
ministers of the other sovcregns, and, as
was Informed cou d not obtain satisfacto-
nv answer from the French govcrnmtnt.-
After several converse ions with ne upon
the subject, he sent to Your l. rds.np an
official note, which was laid before thu
ministers OF the allied powers, assembled at
conference, upon which the business was
several times taken into consideration, in
order to d scover a means Of doing Justice
TO the claimants Of the objects of art in the
museum, without hurting the feelings of the
king Of France. Meanwhile the Prussiaus
had obtained from his majesty not only the
pictures belonging 10 Prussia Proper, but
also all those which 'lo0ged to the PfuS
sian territory on the Icf, bank cf the Rhine,
& ali those which wee the property OF his
Prussi'n Majesty; the affair now became
urgent, and your lordship wrote note of
the -----, in which TIE matter was fully
treated. minister Of the king
# ihe Netherlands having not vet received
any satisfactory answer from the French
government, applied to me as commander
III chief Of the army Of the King o. tho
Netherlands, and asked whether had a
ny objection to employing his majesly's
troops to obtain possession OF what was IN
dubitabIy his majesty's property laid
this question also, before the ministers of
the allied monarchs; and as no objection
was found, ] Thought it my duty to take the
necessary steps to obtain what was his
right. / spoke in consequence with
Prince Taileyrand upon this subject, com
to him what had passed at the
conference and the reasons / had for thin
king that the king of the Netherlands had
a right 20 the paintings who requested him
to lay the matter before the king, and en-
treat his majesty to DO me the favor to de-
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PARIS, Oct. 3.
General Count Grurdler, Reporter in
the affair Of Marshal Ney, subjected him
Yesterday TO long examination At the
C0ncergcT':e. It seems that lis trial will
speedily commence the preparatory bu-
siness is almost finished, and the Re
porter viii convoke the Council Of War
Immediately on the return Of the inter
rcgatory commissions, and the series 81
questions, sent by him to different pro-
vincial judges, to &c put to witnesses
whom the Marshal names in his behalf.
j. appears, that two Of the members q
the Chamber Of Peers, M. M Bourdinay
and Poiignac, had desired to make sim
liar reseryatou--BU, RE PriRces q Ms
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ought to be sent back to the place who,
they originally were,) but Because IN,
have been acquired by conquests of viii,
they are the trophies.
The same feeling that makes the pso
pie OF France wish To keep the pictnrs
and statues Of other nations. must na,,,l
rally make other nations wish, now tha
victory is on their side, TO restore those =,
iicles 10 their lawful owncrs-and the ail;a
sovereigns must feel a desire to promoJ
4 IS object.
1t is btsides TO be wished as well for II
happiness Of France as Of the world, that
the French people are not already cow,
ced that Eur pc is too strong for then.
they may be made to feel. that howev.,
extensive for time their temporary ~,
partial advanta Scs over enc or more Of H.
powers OF Europe may be, the Cay of 70
tribuion must ut length come.
According to my feelings, then, it wonli
not Only beuniust in the sovereigns to gra,
fly the French people bit the sac,i
iioc they would make would be impoli,;r
as It would deprive them of the onDortpn
ty OF giving the French great moral les
son.
am, my dear lori, sc.
WELLINGTON.o
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The following SUNNI RS, published in GENERAL
ogD1Es on Browns return 20 his command, tesIiny
ta'e at Fort Erie, the "a ofSept-nbrr, 1871, ei.es
q c0rrcc, gipy OF she achievements oglhis small di-
" ion "a t'te Amer can army precious to the sottis
The major general occurs, with proud satisrtc-
ton ~ the conduct Of his division since The o;enine
Vi ,he csnpa'gn
"l Il was opened in defence Of the munitions Of
var destined for the navy, Which w,re embark -d AZ
OswegO, when the enemy wssin force on the lake.
landed on ihe shove OF Sandy-Creel. and tfan.tor-
I'D to- Sackoti-5 Harhor. Oswcgo di-pays the dis
III linc aid prowers ofa single battalion Of aiticry
bed by colonel " tthcli anil Sandy Creek Give,
jm,De 20 the elsu achievement Of the 1st rile ne.
sinlent, under e. sol. ApHn-.
often shown thea superior 10 their British adver.
-iics. Bot, on the plains NJ Eib5e.yd. bravery
~ dcciplno 10th rise pre-emincni, x ruuL IN over
cnrlny's bcs' troOls, lel on in tie s5les; man
rer. There toe b.sde Of Maj. ten scott, fought
h. Winter N'DoralF5 era'iul, 10 Ripley. or
an,,pafby 20 Brown most aeiuhted bin. mty BE- a
npesior. BE-, hnn- p, was jar n, by the on son
osiis r'rrIe gmorc tire stlfi SID sub cqueuIy more
j ip ef So she giec, &c us brcyct by Gen. Bro4n
Tiis aftrnpt bad been comnunicat. Il ~ e
Council of Field Officers on the evening o. the gth.
so e.s fus,feisi, Ivy is 5cing digul5.d in The ~
t1soir.
4. a,js.ap, Fisher end Sawyer arc smneutea-
.ps Ud. Improperly SO.
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G,AUNBER 55.

fraud. to save them from impending ruin.
and whether he did, in contemplation there
OF, engage DIR. Sandom, w. Lyle and Mr..
'rhTae who became his willing tools, and
acted the under-plot in the post chaise and
Tour, winch Game from N0rthileet, and
went over London bridge and Blackflias'e
We ask lord Cochrane himself, if he did
nor press, nay, force, De Berencer to per-
form the personilication of colonel Du
bourS, and whether some remaining ouaIms
oil Conscience did not make De Rerenper
scoP--pause and hesitate-as the proposat
was nrst preached to him, and that he only
yiehed N consideration of the many obi
cations ne was under to lord Cochra9e and
ms uncle. We are happy to find. that
9nese conspirat0rs have fallen out amonp
themselves, Tor there exists no friendship
ulter mafos, and that the whole correspon-
uenge Is on the point of being published.-
ne regrets greatly the escape Of Mr..
Cochrane tombstone, the head and chief Of
TINS conspiracy. After enumerating tho
many instances OF pecu'iar bolC!ness and
duPilcity exhibited by this gentleman in
the above affair, and the uncommon hard;-
hood displayed by him in avowipo his i'm.
nocence, upon his honor, in tie house IF
commons the author asks, whittier will
ne go r In what remote corner uf the
earth will he hide his head ? Loaded with
lniiSmy, perjury and fraud, what country
WA receive him 10 part Of the globe
INHABITED by civilized men, will grant him
an asylum no, not even the mountains Of
naytL' nnr the savannahs of the AiississiD-
pi ana Missouri. In the back settlements
OF the United States, not even a cohIep
would associate with him; he has fairly
hunted himself out Of society. and must err
over the wide world as an outlaw and he
ing o. years ofuge, he will perhaps never
nave the satisfaction ofin gatric mort.
Lord Cochrane is somewhat better SIT
uated Tor, after his fine and imprison-
are rIc over, ne may endeayor 20 make him
sell conspicuous by the Vaccinations of
faction, where still he has his former ser.
vices to plead in his favor.
To be concluded in orr aert.
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FOREIGN.
EARTHQUAKES

attending BaiGbqre'7 trnnssf.,ior f,,, a.. n,
ieTotho7 itrGnsl7teA FIR ne Ne-o- York IF,,e7i,,
FoSf' Jr'al ne Paris yiIoaitelr oCMe 15t5 MI
recslvsdGg Gle scto9ner SeIb., I'm, .At,,tz
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neither provoked nor declared, the king
faok No nsrt In Is but IS an auxiliary i

neither Drosaked nor declared, the King
took no part in il but IS an Auxiliary u
St aid not descend onhis majesty, neithe'
at the co,nmencemsn Of the great con-
tict, nor during its progress, to accede t.
the cause Of the allies, although his sin
cere desire to do 80 was manifested t.
them in, an unesuivocal manner, & at last
DIV the formal demand addressed to the
allied soyereigns. The Saxon nation.
Gull of confidence in the coaiesced
powers, has made oil its efforts, supported
with resignation all the sacrifices which
they have exacted from her. The right
I Of conquest cannot then be applicable.
neither against its king, nor against his
people, even though the allies had not
proclaimed, as they have done, that their
efforts were exclusively directed against
usurpation, and that they were far from
any idea of conquest.
6 fIis Majesty having only in view, the
good ofhis subjects, and desiring, sincere
n to,see his ancient relations of frend-
ship and good harmony re-established
with all the courtsof Europe, Hatters him.
self that the five powers will have regard
Ear he representations, and that they will
take to heart his interests aud those ofhis
states she claims again the admission of
ais p.enipotentiary to the congress to
treat with the ministers of the allied pow
ers.
!. His majesty adds the request, that it
olay be enjoiued on the provisional go
vernment of Saxony, all measures which
shall have relation to the projected parti-
ton.
5. The king accepts, in fine, with a
profound sensibility the offer ofthe media
tion.of the august sayereigns who have
heretofore interested themselves in his
behalf sand the conviction which his ma
iesty has of his right and the equity of his
claim, assures him that those monarchs
viii give him also hereafter, without re-
striction, their powerful support.
& The undersigned minister of the ca
binet and secretary Of state, fulils the
will of tie king, in sending to his excel
lency this note, praying his eseellency to
have the goodness to submit it to his au.
gust sovereign, and also to the committee
and to accompany it with his good Offices"
I'resbargh, .March IL, 1915.
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This is to give Notice,

Tl,atte subscriber Of Alexandria county,
in the Distrist of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of administration on the personal
estate Of stephen Moore, late of said
county deceased-All persons having
claims against the said decedent, are here
by warned to exhibit the same with tie
vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day Of October next, or
tl,ey may by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate, and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
pay,nent-Given under M land this 25th
day ofApril 1878.
Phoebe Moore, .1dm'rr.
April IS. cow
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BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS

March 90, lSl5.-Lord Castlerearh
this day developed the results Of the de-
lioerations OF the great Congress of Wen
IA ;ald gave a luminous view of the at.
FAIRS OF europe. This speech was long
aad very aoie. He stated.
Lat tie Gleat Powers had pledeed
themselves to put an end 10 the Slave
iraue ;-tuat France was to abolish it in
hye;& SPAN & fortus al in eight years.
That tie Austrian dominion has besn
extended to tie 70 and Tessipe on the
SIDE OF italy -
That Genoa had been annexed to the
King OF oardinia's dominions -
]. That Prussia had received a Fart Of
Saxony -
That Poland was to be erected into a
separate kingdom, and to be governed as
Poles -
That tie Netherlands were to be at.
tached to Holland, and that the Sranis
Government wished to cherish afliendIt
connection with Great Dritain.-On tlie
Subject uf France,in her present situatiu,
his Loryisllil, said, he would give it as lii;
oSinion, that on TIE issue Of the contest
WITCH new aSitated her, depended the
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yEyHE Subscriber respectfully informs
the Ladies& Gentlemen Of Alexan-
dria and its vicinity, that his Bath
HOUSE CON the alley adjoining the The
atre and opposite the City Hotel is nov
opea, and will be kert in complete order
iii the first of October, where Farm &
Cold Baths may be had at any time in
the the, day and until 9 O'Clock at night
His terms are s 10 each for subscribers,
for the season. er city cents for single
Two separate baths are kept exclusive
" for Ladies, who will please come IN
at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairtax's House
on Royal street-And Gentlemen are
particularly requested to come in at that
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
| Nav IN ""tf
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This is TO give Notice.

That the subscriber of Alexandria county
in the District of Columbia has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county.
letters of administration On the personal
estate of Ja.aes Pelter, late of said county
deceased-All persons having claims a
gainst tie said decedent relereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to tee subscriber on or before the
18th day Of October next, or they may by
law be excluded from all BENEFIT to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are
required to make immediate payment
Given ulaer my hand this 25tn day
April, 1915.
Sarah Peter,
administrators.
April Is. cow
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Lane & N.g,oes i,, Sale,
Or to be exchanged for Syoex in eithe,

~
cfthe Rdahs Of Tirginic.
TENHE subscriber offers for sale quar-.
Il tity of LAND, containing lsGo
acres situated III Fairfax county, about
IL miles from Alexandria, Ceorge-1 own
and Washington; and together with it
so likely .s'EGKCES now on it. The
lard lies in a healthy neighborhood, pro-
crossing rapidly in impro,e1mIert, : con-
sidered as exceedingly well adapted To
tie use ofplaister. A large proportion OF
it has been laying fer soase time asst III
clover, and might at trifing expense
| It is beliered) be highly improved.
VIM. II. Fitzhugh.
Rayensworth, near Alexandria, ! div
February II. lawem
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This is to Owe Notice.

That the subscriber Of Alexandria county
in the District Of Columbia. has obtained
from the Orphan's Court of said county,
letters Of administration on the personal
estate of Marie Norris, late of said coun-
ty, dec'd-All persons having claims a.
gainst the said decedent are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber, on or before the
18th day of October next, or they may by
law be excluded from all heneGt to said
estate, and those indebted thereto are re-
CURED to make immediate Payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
April, 1919.
Ann Norris.
administrators.
April s5. eosw
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ALEXANDRIA,.
WEDNESDAY, May 10.

It is not said, grsat men nerer fall 6u'
tsdt after a Jatl they Arrays rise.
Bonaparte, whose name, connected
with power, inspires with terror every
civilized nation, has rsascenaed the
tsrone IF France!
For this achievement he is INDEBTED
not Only to his own great name, but so to
tie revenge Of Austria against Russia, to
the lust OF family ACCOMPLISHMENT in the
same power, to the contentious for terrific.
try among al the European Sovereigns,
and to tae partiality Of the military
meu in France for their great comman-
der.
Louis XvIIf must be a feeble prince.
lie has Deen duped by his Dan connect
Tors; to demand an extension of his king.
|da.a, iacoapatioie VITA the general safe
t.. IFS inca2aclty is too. pa.pabie to
neel calculation. VITA the enthusiasm
Of tae Freaca nation in favor OF tle aa.
cient royal family, he has suffered discon-
tent to prevail even in Paris. His glory
mas der arted without struggle and his
fate ehcites nc sympathy. Should Ills
posterTty be more worthy, they viii
harl the usurper from tie throne Of the
BourboEs!
hoaabarte should have learnt from this
late disposition, that tyrant is IA eaeNy
to mankind, Wno will .sombine, not only
.or Ills punishment, but for its utter eA-
faction.
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Gle K w ANIED.

A Man Of good character who Knows
N how to keep books Of accompt AID
writes good hand, ray hear Of q Fcrns-
nent place by lersonal application to the
Printer.
Letters cannot he attended tenor need
any one Apply who does not well under,
stand the business.
May 2.
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Coanec.ic,st Herald.

Congress Of Tienaa.--The following
oriei Autice Of Lord CastiereagIl's speech
IN ts.e fiouse of commons, OH tie 24th of
niarcn, throws new light upon the ulti-
mate designs Of the Coes:ess of Vienna.
-Anons other deGnitive arrangements, we
are pleased to hid t,lat Poland instead of
.oclng annexed to tAe russian Empire, is
t5De restored to the privileges of dis.
ti.ct aud independent government.
C0m.l .idrertixr.
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Ann Norris.
April a5.
Orphans Court,

.Herandria Coaaty, .april Term, 1915:
nRDERED that the administrative Of
~ James Peter, deed, do insert the
following advertisement three times a
week for two weeks in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A cory--Test.
A MOORE, Reg'r.
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Sarah Peter,
administrative.
cow
April a5.
Orphans Court,

alexandria Lounty, .apr;t Term, 1915.
nhDEREDthat the administrators of
4 j Stephen Moore, decd, do inser
tie following advertisement three times a
week for two weeks in the alexandria
NEWSPAPERS.
A coty-Test.
A. Moore, Reg.
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ORPHANS COURT.

Alexandria County, apru Term, 1915
nRDERED that the administrators o
" Mark Norris, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times a
week for two weeks in the Alexandra
newspapers.
A copy-Test.
A. MOORE, Reg'r.
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Notice

n WISH to sell the HOUSE & LOT
wheseon / now live, and snah
FARM on the Leesburg road, about t we
miles fsom Aleyanalia--Also, i1Ctsh
and LOT in the tnwn If Nottingham, on
the ratuxent iiyer, en- ACCOMMODATING
eras.-Possession ~ be had imineu'a'e.
C2,as. e. Merritt,
Upper end # pass street e
March is.
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continuance Of all the blessings to which
shis country could look forward and
| thatit never could be said, if Bonaparte
we're re-established in France, England
could look forward to tranquility. We're
that man restored in France, he should
De glad to know how the continent of
europe could avoid being again convert
dinto 80 many armed nations, as the on
e. security for their independence. He
trusted that Providence would conduct
this country and Europe through the re-
rnaiinder Of its difficulties. A great deal
had been done to promote the happiness
Of nations, and if Bonaparte was not suf-
fered to intercept the prospects which
were arising, never could Europe look
forward to brighter days than those which
it might now anticipate. The noble
Lord sat down amidst loud and repeated
cheers.
.Nslc- Fork, Nay 6.
Arrived this evening, tie Swedish brig
Carlsham, GrosIand, III 81 DAYS from Port
u-Prince, with Logwood Of. A. Kline.
Left great number of American vessels.
The capt. reports thathe has bro't letters
from all the American capts. there also
dispatches from Potion to our government
Also that on the 18th Of April French
ship arrived from France, at Port-Au-
Prince; under Prussian colours, with
dispatches from Louis KYLE. to Potion,
declaring him King of tile Islands Of St.
Domingo and that Christophe should be
disposed Of.
Potion was preparing his army to
march against .Christophe, whose troops
were deserving him and joining the army
of Petion.
Russian brig Eolus, B. H. Gremmurga
6s days from Liverpool, with dry;-ssoods,
salt, crates, &c.-was bound to Amelia,
bat put into this port for orders; will be
consigned to G. 6. Rowland.