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HAMBuRe, Aug. so.
Jthas been announced to eur Senate,
Iby the British goyernmeBt,that rePfeser.
|tations viii be made to the French go.
|yeramept for the restoration of the Ham.
|burg Bank. This causes extraordinary
|Ipy, from the conviction that if ENGLAND
insists on this restoration it will certainly
follow.
MErTz, Sept. 12.
Jerome Bonaparte is at Goppinge,
where he will remain until the castle of
lwans is prepared for his reception ;
he is treated with the respect, usually
shown to princes.
NArLEs, Aug. IL.
+ BY decree Of the King. all the ma
tional domains, and the donations of Jo-
seph Bonaparte, and Joachim Murat, are
to be restored to the original proprie-
tors.
Her R. III. the princess of Wales has
returnedto Lugane, from a journey to
Mount st. Gothard, to take a view Of
Devils Bridge.
TExRL, Sept. s,
Sailed, CaIisto, Lelar, for Philad. ;
Howard, Chandler, and North Ameri-
can, Drinkwater, both for Charleston ;
Amazon, Toby; Baltimore, Baker, and
10th, Stspleton, Williams, all for Bait
more. 18th, Alexander, Chopper, for
Philad.
TERscHELLINe, Sept. 12.
Arrived, Dire Gezusters, Laurens,
from n. York. n
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Nov. 9
Nov. 9
Plaster Land for Sale.

YTyHE subscriber offers for sale, a
Farm, in the County of Fauquier,
and state of Virginia, containing $50 A.
ores, one third of which is of the strong
est quality, and covered withra heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-The re-
sidue, (beiDg cleared land, is in good
heart. two thirds of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
lin the state has afforded higher eviden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster of Pa
is, on this tract, and at the
confluence of the two never failing
streams of Broad and Mill Runs, a
scite for a Merchant Mill. with a fall
Of 25 feet, surrounded by every mate
ri.l for building, and by the side'of a
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently erected,
A law has passed for turnpike road.
which will pass by or near this scite.
For the above property, | will take
the moderate price of 20 dollars per a.
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va.
September 90.
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|rsu he ssv-Lendoa Gazette Of FED
nsssley.

l7sSRRy.
c,,,vsrcx.--On the night of the Sd
-, II II o'clock, the English ship &.
I |";,o. M;tsad, master. from Malta and
|p p,y,, Sicily, IN los days, for New
/ y@r' struck on Race rock, ira@ediase!s
Eslled. and fen on her beam EMS. Ihe
main and crew leit her in the boats;
M arrived here the next morning.
! The r, Hand Cater, which was lying
i a,is hashor, went in pursuit OF the
wreck. and foand SEINE snsacks had her
IN tow the cutter made fastand joined
IL the tow, and while slowly approach
|;prItAe land. aad clearing the wreck OF
sssts. she went down 10 II fathoms wa
/ Ger, few niles to the W.of this harbor.
Mr. Amasa Miller, ship. builder Of
|4bf city, sailed Yesterday in pursuit Of
HE wreck; aud great hopes are enter
mined that he viii succeed in the at
|sr.npt 10 raise and bring her into port
|Yhe cargS was Of great value consist
|isg ef $50 pipes Of wine, 20 tons Of
brimstone, aquantity OF oil, fruit. &c.
When TIE ship struck she had two pilots
an bpatJ !; tl'esight vas extremely dark,
bat not boisterous.
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John b. Hammatt,
Upholster & Paper Hanger

:.
Upholster & Paper Hanger
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his
friends and the inhabitants OF
Alexandria, he has removed ta the cor.
ner of Prince and Fairfax streets, where
he has for sale general assortment Of
Upholstery, viz.
Bed Ticks, furniture dimoties, laces
|frfGges, and tassells, an assortment oil
Paper Hangings and borders, weavers
slays--a few pieces of Superior
Boiling Cloths,
Hair Mattresses kept constantly or
hand,
Carpets, Curtains and Pew Cushings
made,
Sofas, Easy and other Chairs stuffed
or repaired at the shortest notice.
]. B. H. Takes this opportunity tore.
turn his sincere thanks, for the share oil
public patronage he has received since
he has been in this place, and hopes W q
continued attention to business, to me-
rit their future commands.
August 90. u.
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Latest from France.

\ The last sailing brig Georgia. capt.
Smith arrived at this port on sunday
evening, in 4s days from Ia Rochelle.
from whence she sailed on the s9th of
September.
by this arrival the Editors ofthe Mer-
|saOtIle Advertiser have received a;6le OF
|rsrs papers to the esd of SeDtember,
|Saleh DO not however, contain any news
|a Importance. If upon more minute
peraHsal, they should be foand to, contain
|saY articles Of moment, they shall APP
pear "a sur next paper.
aeinns the numerous vessels below, as
J, ssh PC seen BY our rich matine list, IS
sls s'AsI, William, in IS DAYS from Liver
J; '1 ne William sailed about the Eth
u ssp.eneer, and will furnish about a
|xeek later Intelligence from Liverpool
'saa before received.
!. i. ane English brig Harmony. laden
~ Ma port wine, prize to the BRIG James
s,oar0e: Of this port, recapta.ed and
s , ,ns INTO England. has been gwen up
81 i, a'e PRIZE agent in London, by order
: '4e saurt of admiralty.
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% ~ - u ;gn6 me c1AeF
No. s'sss tSsa 6rea s. 5 s.| s'''
MAN . sathei, camp. va fe W. 8
Esps. slssct of so'npssst ton !, s, ;s''y
ia NJ g. .<x, sfteption thai nv ivsIe :.
"a uss s 8 .;;t,ssioh required, haxl'F'
(ud niss Iss but the cIaths On ml'
Est sss. y 'kent us 5 days they car,
back = mt sana about mug
;sll g g .s ss,' mn xese engaged y eps1
Bf sbeis se .'.,.s...tfsafsil Us Tor eight DAYS
|iss ''a'ss :s & humanity and kindness
|ri % , mn ou.selses ssEiciently re-
|kll sc is's '.'. "a 70 thsltity Of ST Da-
|rised !! !. Z Z !, ~ so miles. Accordipgl.,
niagts ''.'9 s'sv men, mate, land self ac-
re :sf gu ~ bs :, 4 guide. myself q mate
ic'asa a'1 ,,ssk aaslshaxing travelled e
. hafs ..e - ! aud were Hospitality en-
nile ser iss 4 piaht at the house q olii'
|rtslassr Nm next day proceeded TO the
Esas. Z sss;bier,. s miles of here we
Eiisss = : !. seek tOsscrlit orr strength
FEMALES S. 'sroeeedeal % ear tourney.
ven 3 Yelled Is miles to the river
|as, .'s = ,s',Ook j boat for 50. Do.niayo
& ass Ss 's there n 50 harrsHere 7
- as, .ssav Au,srIeans who gave me 8
'saa IN. mas s,e,r aid We required. We
y cfs rev. 'spsrtiralarly indebted to the
! ',,, mess # CAPT: Joshua Appleey, who
'''s ,anslg gave u passage to this pert
's y ,r s 4 Us during the voyage VIII
. . ss kiadusss and attention,
= a's HUTS0N BISHOP.
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P @ S TSCR RIP r
ARRIVAL CT COW. DECATUR.
. NnuVn NJ. %

Eii'i great plcasuee we announce the
arrival at Sandy Hook. Of the U. s. fri
|rtsG asrriere, Cbm Decata~, from the
with part Of the sgua.
|anaSaderhis command, amongst which
Is the u. s. sloop Of war Enterprise.
w.lsarnfrom the pilot boat Rambler,
Fiat part Of the squadron bas gone to
Newport.
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For Freight,

ESE The Schooner SUSAN, Joseph
s Parsons, commander burthen $50
barrels, just arrived from Oporto, will
take freight for Europe or w. Indies.
.apPIy to
badge and KettelI,
Who have for sale. imported in the schr.
q Susan,
( Sixq casks genuine Port Wine.
Also for sale or freight to aay East.
erB Pert,
abe schr. DELIGHT, Captain Laid.
burthen 500 barrels.
Apply as ADORE.
September 8.
PRINTING,
Handsomely executed at the Office Of the
.MersnfriG Gazette.
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Extract Of a letter from respectable
mercantile House in New-Orieans to
his correspondent in Philadelphia, da-
ted
8. NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. %.
ssOur advicss from the country rela-
tive to the cotton crops are truly dis
tressing. Owing to the extraordinary
rise Of the waters this season and their
long continuing so, the lew lands have
been literally inundated, and not pound
Of cotton is expected TO be produced on
any Of them. On the uplands the rot
has shcwn itself so alarmingiy that more
than half the crops are entirely destroy
ed. 1t is the opiniop of we'll informed
men, that the whole will not exceed. if
it equal, 10000 bales this year; which
IS the smaIiesI crop known Tor some
yeass--50, 200 bales have been. made IN
one season with us, and much more was
OH this season. Good parcels
now readily bring 95 a 90 cents. IN
der all circumstances rise, rather than
> decline in the price, is anticipated,
even whea the new crops come In, winch
In all October, but very spa
singiy at first, the bulk not arriving ear
der than January OF February
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON Friday the 18th inst. will be sold
on the premises, that valuable and
well finished two story brick
D1ceIling- House and Lot Of Ground,
situate on the North side of King street
occupied by Mr.. Jonathan Janney, and
adjoining Mr.. Caxenove and Captain
B1tts's dwellings. Terms liberal and
vail be made known at the place OF
sale.
P. c.. Marsteller.
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ALKxANDRIA,
THURSDAY, NovEmn


H -
poLITTcAIss
The Editor 6f the Atnertc Mercury
says--ss II gives rs great IL sure to cob
ltrast the present state 81 our eopntry, at
|tbe present period, Wit what it was
willie governed By fede,M asnagogues.' .
How liabolical mus that spirit be
yshich can take & pleasure in contrast
mo the present and former situation of
The u. s. While the country was go
|verned by those whom the Mercury
calls federal detnagogues, it was in the
susst prosperous aid enyiable condition.
We haze the acknowledgement of MIR.
jefferson. that when he came to the chair
we u ere il, the Z full tide Of. successful
Our commerce, as the
same man declared at the same time.
was prosperous 6 extensive trayers-
|iag all the seas Our avenue was
|nnmense, ant the national debt rapidly
diminishing. We had scarcely any
taxes, and no double duties. Collectors
Ia d not then annually .call for a land tax,
land entersur housesta take an inyento-
|ry ofs goods Liable TO pay the expences OF
|aa aswtive var. Our merchants and
mechanics were not forbidden by law to
Iaursue tfeir honest business, and denied
|the privilege of ioco-motion, by Gus.
tom house officer. There was then no
Iattempt to DRAG free citizens into the
|arsny aud deliver them ouer to brutal
sword hearers, to be driven into the
|ffozen wiids OF Canada. In the time of,
& federal delnag1gaes," the flaming ru-
ins Of his capitol did not light the Pre-
sitient in an ignominious retreat to the
woods and mountains.
Pleasure, in contrasting the present
situation of cur country with IFS condi-
tioa in federal times, is either insane
or Internal. Ii the man who ayow, its
is not maniack, he must sympathise in)
the mutual gratulations of Millions de-
wills, on the fail of max Ia Paradise.
Notwithstanding the glorious state OF
the country at present, the Mercury
man cautious the democrats against re-
lapsing into state of careless security !
!. We have eyers thing," says he, I" to|
hope from ourselves" So Satan tells
Sin and Death:
0nyour joint vigour now
My hold Of this new kingdom all de-
ponds.
If your joint power prevail the affairs cf|
He'll
No detrlment need fear: 60 and bel
strong"
" When republicans" says the Mer.l
curry, :. came into office, they fouad curl
Icountry sunk to the lowest depth of de-
graduation and disgraeed in the eyes of all
ia }pe, and our commerce nearly all de-
|ssroyed by Great Britain and the Bar
lbass Powers.
MIR. Jefferson gave very different ac-
lcount OF affairs, when he, good republic
lean, came into office. He told us that
I'VE were in 8 the Full tide of successful
Iexperiment"- we were a g rising
nation, WHOSE commerce was traversing
jail the seas" We also distinctly recol-
!ect, that he boastingly talked of our be-
ing :. prosperous at home and respected
abroad Now the editor sfthe Meet
Try may settle this difference betweenhisI
assertions aud Mr.. Jefferson's in ~hatl
manner he pleases. Both cannot bel
true.
DeahGns Gazette.
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The Subscriber

HAS FOR SALE,
On board the sloop Sabine, now lying at
RKmney's wharf,
About 1000 bushels Of good Irish 20.
TATOES, which he will sell on good
terms, by wholesale or retail. Apply to
John Tarbox
Nov 16 St
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By Griffith and Brawner.

ON Saturday next at half past lo
o'clock, will be sold at our Auction
Room, variety of DRY GooDs,
consisting of
Cloths and cassimeres
Vestings
irish Linens
Cotton sbirtings
Madras hhdkfs,
Cambria do.
Hosiery
Lace
Sewing cotton
Cambria Muslin
Fancy do
Fur and Silk Hats
shawls, &c. &c.
Nov is
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Landing

,a'.' IN y s'oop Borea.is, from New York
49, ' =. Sale by die sabscribers-
= PIPES real Cegnac Brandy
sss'sas. Herbert and Co,
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n & r Blackjack,

Hare just receired per schooner Bell,
from .Ns1c- York.,
go boxes window glass, assorted sizes,
lpipe cognac brandy, warranted &C.
nuine,
bales writing paper, containing 81
reams each,
1000 lbs. shot,
Is casks Goshen cheese,
100 gross corks, assorted sizes,
2chests young hyson tea of a very
superior quality { Packets cargo.)
Together with general assortment
of the best Wines, Liquors & Groceries.
November is
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r Freight. TO a Port in
Europe.
rkS The superior new brig
gfNN William.

R William,
apt Bliss, burthen l5s tons
Or I4OO bbls. will be ready for she re-
ception of cargo in ten days--For terms
apply to George Beale, Esq. Washing
ton City, or to
adams, Herbert and 90.
Who have for sale en- beard said brig,
276 Spars
Is Masts
10000 Shingles
S 10000 Slaves
$4,000 feet pine boards.
Nov Is.
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I'm pursuance of the foregoing resolu-
ton, the subscribers give netiee, that
they win open Books of Subscription at
the Alexandria Museum, on Saturday
the 18th day of this month. The books
will be kept open from 10 till 2 o'clock,
and from 4 till s O'clock, in The evening.
The Museum will be free on this day,
and they request the attention Of their
fellow-citizens to this most essential un-
dertakipe.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-11-25
NEw-GLAseow AcADESlY.


|VSHE Trustees Of the New Glasgow Acadeuv
n having committed to Joseph Jones Monroe.
attorney at law, the superintendance of the lite.
rary concerns Of the institution, and having assc
ciated with him Luther NJ. Hitchcock, ESQ. who
has acquitted himself heretofore as = preceptor
at several seminsries Of learning to the North
ward, in y manner peri city satisfactory to ALI
who were interested, announce 10 tie public that
on the 1st of January next it VIII be opened, fog
the reception Of Pupils in the following branches
of education-Reading and Writing with Gram.
NAUTICAL Observation-Disclosures Greek ard
Latin languages, the elements of Mathematics
and Polite Literature according to the most APP
proved systems now practised in the schools
The fees for tuition will for the inferior BRAN
ches be Is dollars per annum, and for the supe-
rior IS dollars.
Mr.. Monroe being possessed Of library Of Sc
lect authors on Municipal law, &iil rece We few
pupils who are DESTROYS Of Information in that
useful science.
New-Glasgow is situated in the most healthy
part Of this state, and board can be obtained for
any number Of students in respectable families
on very moderate terms.
Nee Gtassow -9cademg,
N0vcTber 15fA, 1915. t2sD
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ONE THOUSAND DOLL.aR.s
A YEAR, CLEAR INCOME, WILL BE EN-
SURED For $500 DOLL APPS

SURED FOR $500 DOLLARS.
VyHE Editor Of the Republican. Cnnsteua.;oa.
n being anxious TO get out of debr, and 70 en-.
large his business By commencing BOOK PRryr.
IKE extensively, for which favorable opport,in;.
ty now offers. wishes 10 engage to whom,
he viii dispose of halt his Office and est.bI;sb-
ment. The Office, he believes, is as complete
for country Office, any in the state of Virgin.
IA, having two presses III operation and one NOT
mp, which With small expense can be made az,
elegant press. His price is $500 dollars cash
for which sum he viii ensure his partner one
thousand dollars year clear of ali expense aris.
ing from the bushes, from the commencement of
the partnership.
TO temperate man, who is n decided Re-
publican, and of an accommodating disposition
(no ether viii be received) and who has about
5000 dollars which he may design to commence
business with--that is, $500 dollars as purchase
money, and 500 to put in trade, with the likegm
from the editor, an opportunity is now offered to
do good and much more certain business than
merchandising. Book Printing beng added to
the present business of the Office viii afford a
handsome additional income.
A mechanical knowledge of printing IS not
required, by the Editor, as necessary ouali6oa.
ton in partner.
Any information respecting the beslthiness, &c
fertility of this part of the country, the expense
of maintaining family, &c &C. can be obtained
by line directed to the Editor, post paid. which
shall be promptly attended to. At
Winchester, Va. Nov II.
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English rservice and sent TO the West Indies,
where achievements are very much required
AK La CRApELIr Sept. %.
From some Journals printed on the right bank
ofthe Rhine We learn, that one of the Ministers
OF the Allied Soycreigns has presented to the
Freaeh Government an energetic note, on the
influence that the accompliccs OF Robespierre,
and the ex-agents ofBonaparte. seek to retain in
political affairs. The intrigues of those men,
they state, prevent the establishment in France.
ofan order of things necessary TO inspire in Flu.
rope an entire confidence and tranquility. This
note has produced considerable sensation. and
has caused general satisfaction throughout
France: Some Gazettes pretend to know the ar.
ticles OF the Treaty, among the Allies, which
dispose of the family of Isonsparte. Jerome is to
remain in Wirtemburg the Pope will decide If
Joseph is to return to Rome, and if Louis, Fesch,
and Letitia, 1.-THE Mother.) shall remain there ;
Joseph and family viii repair to Russia he no
doubt would prefer going to Stockholm, where
he would be with his brother-in-law, the Prince
Royal Of Sweden.
4 llANBuRo, Sept. %.
A man, who calls himself General La PAX. in
service OF Chrstophe, has been here some time.
engaged sending out Gardeners, Musicians and
other artisans to St, Domingo ; some saw he
wishes 70 be acknowledged as Consul from the
usurper, in which he will be disappointed.
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riator. He was finally removed from Of
fce by Napoleon in April last.
| The Duke of Feltre (CLARKE) ministe
OF war, was, before the year 1899, Score
tary des Con~nandements to the Duke o
Orleans, and one of his conGdants. He
was attached by Carnot to the Directory
and became known to Napoleon when
they negotiated together the treaty of Cam
pc Formio or Leobcn. The Emperor af-
forwards overwhelmed him with benefac-
tons, power and honours.
DU CoUcHAoE, minister of the marine,
is a man little distinguished, except by a
remarkable violence in his political opin-
ions. As navy officer he has never per-
formed any feat worthy OF note.
De CAFES, minister of the police, has
risen by the favoar and protection ofNa-
p0leon's mother, and of Louis her son.
He was secretary des Commandments of
the former, and the agent of the latter at
Paris. He. was judge Of the imperial
court in 1914, in which Office he was pre-
servedby the king. He has manifested
the most violent hatred against the Empe-
ror and his family.
Corvette, minister of the finance, is a
man ofmerit and talents, but his health is
much impaired and his faculties enfeebled.
He was a lawyer at Genoa during the time
of the Senatorial aristocracy. His popu-
lar and liberal opinions made him Direc-
Sor of the Liglirian republic. Wheu Genoa
was united to the French empire he was
made councillor of state, in which sta.
ton he was successfully maintained by
Louis XVIII. and Napoleon in 1914 and
1915. Nat. .9du.
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THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

A correspondent, who supposes our
readers may be interested in knowing
who and what are the new ministers Of
the Bourbon government in France, has
seDt,us the following briefn notice.
The Duke of Richeliea, President of
the council of ministers and minister of
foreign affairs, is grandson of the Duke of
Richelieu, famous for his gallantries under
the Regency of the Duke of Orleans, and
afterwards by his campaign of Hanover
and for the rank he held at the court of
Madame Du Barry, mistress ofLouis XIV.
The present duke was educated at the
college Of Du Plessis, at Paris, and was
Is years old at the commencement of the
revolution in 1889, at which time he emi-
grated, and has always sustained an ho-
nourabie reputation. lie was governor
OF Odessa, under the Aussians, and refiis-
ed in 1914 to returntO France. remaining
IN the service Of the emperor Alexander.
Tie also refused. in July, 1915, the minis
try of the royal household.
Barbe .harbois, keeper Of the seals, was
an intendant in the French colonies, and
filled some kind Of diplomatic post in this
country, before 1889. He was a depu-
ty to the council of ancients and de-
ported to Cayenne in FructidOr, 5th year
Ofthe Republic. lie again entered into
public life under Napoleon as counsellor
OF state, and afterwards minister of the
public treasury from which office he was
removed in 1910, and afterwards made
President Of the court Of accounts and Sc
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Br LIST 17oHTy nm.
NEw-YonK, Nov. 81.
LATEST FROM SPAIN

Fran our e0rrespondent--By The Mediterranean
squddroa.
At Gibraltar (oct. y Spanish accounts lad
been received, which stated that in three of t6e
most Populors provinces in Spain the RevoIuti.
onists had collected force Of 25 or 10000 men.
and that general Nina was to return from France
to take the command. At Malaga It was report.
ed that Austria had declared war against Spain.
II C0illzn5i1s.
PHrLADEtrHIA, Nov. 81
BY z gentleman just arrived IN the mail stage.
who LEFT the ship Fair Trader below, we learn :
that the Instruction in Spain bad been suppress
ed, and the leader, Porlier who was hetrsycd by
his followers, had been shot,
The Fair Trader left cadiz, en- the 18th of
October.
~ BALrrnon., nov IS.
LATEST FROM SWEDEN.
By the ship Thomas. arrived at Boston in 81
days from Gottcnborg, our Boston correspond.
ents letters mentions that reports are brought
that 1Sar syas effected 6efaeen Rlssia and Sss..
den.
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The British go.
vernment compell.
ed to set at liberty
all the impressed
American seamen,
A Swedish and
Dutch ambassador
sent to America,
without having pre-.
viously ascertained
whether the u. S,
chose to reciprocate
the embassy.
The honor Of
the American flag
proudly and sue.
cessfully avenged a
gainst the tyrants Of
the sea.
The safety of the
United States com.
mitted to the brave.
ry of their militia,
who are found wor-
thy of the trust, by
triumphing over the
proud Wellingto.
mans.
Thesslave trade'a.
polished, through the
huence of the i'm
mortal JEFFERSON,
several years prior
to the term fixed by
the constitution