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+ - ~ ALI Tie tFUUtoy W tIts ltHc stlaCsWet'
at Toulon, have been sent by forced
marches to the frontiers Of Spain, and it
is supposed that the. impending attack
upta France will not be simultaneous,
but confined to the territory between
Mayence and 0stend. valenciennes is
inundated,a and that with Lille, Donay,
Mauburge. Calais, Dunkirk, &c. are de-
sclared to be in, state of siege. The
shops at Paris and Lille, aud all the ether
cities, are kept open BY the menaces of
the military power, but that no, enc pur-
chases any thing.but articles connected
with human sustepance and that all
sorts bullion, either as coin or ornamented
are secretly hidden until the coming
storm of horror shall have subsidized and
WhschI do not believe will last many
months"
CuAMBERsBuRe. penny July II.
Distressing 0ccurrcace.-On Monday
the Sd inst. during the interment of the
remains of Mr.. Joseph M'Kean, the dwell
ling house of his father-in-law, where he
died, caught FIRE from a chimney, and,
with the exception of the lower story,
which by great ezertion was saved with
but little injury together with his barn
and allits contents, were consumed 1t
is not easy to imagine scene more truly
distressing than was here presented to
the view Of the relatives and nsighhors Of
the deceased, or their return from the
burying lsce.--Cspt. Campbell, who is
extremely indrn, was seen lying under
the shade of tree, whittier he had been
conveyed on blanket, his dwelling house
his barn, and their contents, enveloped in
flames it seemed as if his measure OF
calamity was full.
It happened a.pretty long while ago,
that Deacon ----, a man Of respectable
ty, resident in a county town in New
England suddenly became Maniac, and
SO continued for several years together.
The first clear symptoms Of arrangement
appeared on the sabbath and during the
service OF pHbllc worship, ~hish he was
attending at the meeting hense.
MIR. -, his parochiai minister, 3 dis
tiuguished practical preacher. was dis
eoursing on the subject of maintaining
peace among neighbors, and Offering pre-
cepts aud laying down rules, necessary
to be observed; Tor the good purposes Of
preventing disOord, snd keeping peace.
The deacon it was observed by The con-
gregation, grew restless; he leaked at
his minister WIKI uncommon eafaestness;
sometimes sitting and Sometimes rising
up with violence, very different from his
wonted sedatenese, and gravity of cha.
racter. At length, just at the close Of
the discourse, be broke silence.
Addressing himself TO the minister by
name, he said x Yon have omitted, Sir,
one essential article ;p9tajje ismore nes
cessary fer keepias, peace among neigh
boring farmers, tdan good Jjre rail
fence"
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Schooner Caroline, Mills, Philadelphia,
cleared for George Town.
CLEARED.
- General Jackson, Moor, Boston.
Brig Julia, Luce, Boston.
Schooner Fair American, Pritcbard,
Guadalupe.
Rose-in-Bloom, Rowland, Maia-
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NOTICE

NJ OUSEKEEPERS having good .fsh-
an es on handy giving me notice5
will be ready to take them away al one
pound Soap per bushel.
Alexander Perry.
July 90. st
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Ground Plaster.

FHyHE subscriber has on hand anil in-
4 tends keeping, a large and constant
supply of Ground Plaster for sale at g
reduced price at the Mil on King street,
a few doors below the Unioa Bank, and
at his store ON the wharf.
A.P. COVER,
July "a 1awsw
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Sales at Auction.
On TUE,SDaT neat, s5th instant,
VIII be sold, at the Auction Store of the
subscriber,
A FEW CASES OF
Eag!Ssh Dry Goods,

Consisting of
Cassimeres, cambria, iaconet, leno and
book muslin striped and fig ditto; Ben
|gal stripes, ginghams, dimities; cotton
shirtings; fancy -colored and Wellington
shawls; white and colored Marseilless
|platillas, caIicoes. Irish sheetings men
and womens cotton hosiery, sc. &c.
p. G. .Marsteller,
July 20.
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wish toseil tie House & LOT
i ~, Heaeseca pow i've, and a snail
49, iss, = On the leesbrrs road. about two
al , ss,, Ataxandria-,tlso, aH0JFsE
i.a So 80 Y TIE town Of Nottingham, on
,s,,,s 'Vs1 g River, on accommodating
l.. VsSassioa to be had immediate
Glas. e. Neuitf,
Md : Upper end of Dake Street.
8 70. If
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A Valuable Farm and Mill
.OR SGLE.

jTSHE subscriber will sell by authority,
| q the .Iill an9 Ftamtettoa nkicl lie
/. now occupies, belonging to Lydia nough,
!. situated Oh the edge OF German settle
ment, In the County of Loudoun, 9 mics
Z. w. Of Leesburg and two ard al half
miles from " aterfOrd. on Eeayer-Dam
Creek, and in one mile Of the best wheat
neighborhcods in the county. The tact
contains i8O Acres, SUR assed by lone in
the county for its fertility. About one
third of this land is well timbered, and the
balance in state OF high cultivation, tie
whole which is well watered, having
one or more springs in each field. The
mill is strong frame building, two and
half stories high with three floors, with
one pair Of manufacturing buns, feet III
diameter, together With Leans machinery
complete, and one pair OF country stones
four feetin diameter-illere are also on
the premises and near tie mil acemfolt-
Bic dwelling house, COED mDler's house,
good framed barn aid Gtiler necessary
cut houses.
The above property, oWi'fg to its stu
alton and numerous advantages. Will, no
doubt, be worthy the attention OF any
person desirous Of investing their money
ia real estate OF tie above description.
SAMUEL H0CGH.
N. B.. The above described property
will be sold either in body OF divided az
may best suit purchasers. S. IL.
Leudoan Co. March ~
April IL. cot
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FOR SALE,
A tract Of L.a.sDm Fauquier containing
Gb0t
1859 Ores,

4 Min the neighberhood of the Court
"a Hpuse--it is strong land and well
wooded-good For grain Of all kinds, and
veil adapted TO plaster. and in possession
Of Tenants from year to year. with the
exception Of two or three, who pretend
to hold under leases for lives, and against
whom ejectments Rave been brought
For terms which will be liberal and ac-
commsdating. apply to Eahert Patton,
Esq. in Fredericksburg orto
Robert Patton, Jr.
Who VIII also sell, barter or exchange
fer other property more conyenier. to
him, tract Of land containing 45,oo0
ACRES N Bath County, Virginia. and
various other tracts in the Counties Of
Harrison. Bath, Randolph. Wononsaiia,
and Kenawha in the said state.
Apr! Il. dsw
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FURNISHED DaILE BY s. saoWDEn RoYA-sIREET ALEXANDRIA
TUESDAY, April 25 1915.

this is peculiarly favorable in situation
to the scat of government, where sup
ply of Iron Of the best quality is always
in demand, and whereit must be high.
ly important to have it free fgom the
chances of War.
The proposed works will be happily
situated for the supply of a wealthy and
po2ulous farming country, needing such
supply A CONSTITUTIONS tor an Iron
Company hath been digested under the
Inspection ofthe most experienced Iron.
masters, with a special view of Ger
tainty in the necessary funds, perma
nence Of operation, and safety to each
individual Stakeholder: and | offer
thereby, strong inducements to those
inclined to engage in such Company !;
putting the property, with sllits advan-
tages, at less to the Company (of which
/ wish to be one than what it would
actually sell for, in farm and wood lots
| know of no men, of common pru,
denee, that have failed to amass fortunes
by this business, where the ore has been
plentiful and good. and the wood album
dant-w no have adopted the improved
nodc,w which was first pracised in Penn
ylvania. by Mr.. Robert Coleman who
coming "a stranger into the country, &
commencing ~ith nothing but his sa-.
perior sagacity and activity, made by
that business princely fortune in few
years; and is now the largest owner of
Iron-works in America!
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any of
this property, or of engaging in the l.
ron concern will be pleasedto apply TO
the subscriber in this place--or to Maj.
VIM. Hickman, near Charlestpwn, JEFF
ferson Countv--or to Mr. Abel Jenners
near Waterford in Loudeun County
aud If by letter to pay postage.
Ferdinando Fairfax.
July S law
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! T REV

ysyYE three story brick dwelling house
q the corner.of Fairfax and Came,
.lastessts. noe Ill the occupation OF
' re-, Hsrbs,.t, Esq. The situation is
aall calculated for a private family or
h,sel:ng house-the cellar Will answer
e. .s-,.seerv store or porter cellar, and
sill he rented sesesately from the house
ifaecsssary S dry, large, and good
W ALSO,
All the vacant Lots to the east
.f tbe sad house, on Caneron-sreet, Ell
tsSsr Car q term Of years or Tor ever.-tAIp-
p.ieatian to be made to ,r,,t, ,,1,,,,
March e5. ofaWlm
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-,ff . - rs
mo. 1904
THE SUBSCRIBER

I. y 4. a.
Hasjast rsceived By the .afortezusm, Cap
tain Palmer,
60 boxes of white and brown Havana
Sugars, of a good quality.
10 hhds. bright retailing Molasses.
find in ht0rc,
80 sacks Liverpool blown Salt, fit for
table use.
500 Spanish Hides.
so barrels Tanners Oil.
10 tierces Whale Oil.
Crowley and Blistered Steel. and
A few bales of uncommonly nice spin.
ming Cotton, which will be sold low.
MORDECAI MILLER.
April 90. eaw6w
pP Captain Palmer continuesto run
the Sloop .uontezuma as a Packet between
Alexandra and Norfolk, and will sail in
few DAYS for Norfolk. M. NJ.
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forty Dollars iselvma.

y
I'D ANYWAY from the Farm Of tie
"a, late ORE LINDSAY, of Fairfax Co.
Virginia, on the 12th day Of Sci tember.
1918, NEGRO J.2JY'f1. 50 or 81 years
old, Of a taWry coior, a remarkable sra
across her nose, occasioRed ky wound
received when young, of a pleasant coun-
tenance and common stature her cloti es
rot reelected. She was frequently
seen and heard Of through the neighbor-
hood for the first eight months after she
went away. It is expected she bias "a
child, as she was pregnant when seen
asst spring, at free negroes nea, Alex
.landria, ard presume she is still Turk
ing about Alexandria, Georgetown or
the City Of Washington, where size las a
number ofacquaintances and some reIa-
tons. / will give Tie above reward for
experiencing Jane and Child (if she has
one) and securing her in Jail so that get
her, and all reasonable charges if out of
the State !; ifin tie State twenty dollars,
and all reasonable charges.
SALLY LINDSAY.
Esecutrie Of Opie Lindsay, deceased
IN. B.-Jane has a Husband in this
neighborhood, and | have reason to believe
he frequently seesher.
4 ,1y,,i 1 { IL
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april IL.
Public Notice is hereby given.

Public Notice is hereby given,
THAT the Assistant Assessor within
this District viii forthwith proceed
throughout the same, for the purpose Of
taking lists of the lands, lots at Ground,
NTH TIER Improvements, dtcelling houses.
and stauas, subject to the United States
direct tax, and for valping and assessing
the same; and also lists of the value OF
household furniture, and of the number
Of gold and situea' matches, subject to du-
ty within the said district. All persons
owning, possessing, or having the care or
management of property ofany of tie "a
bove descriptions, are required by law to
deliver to the assistant assessors, written
lists, containing true and accurate des-
cription of the same; and are hereby no
t!6ed and warned to be prepared on the
said first day of April, or Immediately
thereafter, to deliver the same, under the
penalty provided by law for neglect or
refusal IN this respect.
JAMES MCGUIRE.
Principal assessor Of the District Of
Columbia.
April II. If.
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The Subscriber

4 y AVING moved to tie Hense at the
Il Il Corner OF Queen ard Fairfax strs
lately occupied by CAPTAIN J. Tucker
wsafd be glad 10 accommodate FIVE or SIX
genteel B0ARDElsSS:'.
EnEn1yJlEZER EVELETH.
April 10.
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S4I1l ailoat.
For SALE,
ea Soar3 s'tip .aae:.Sca.

FOR FREIGHT or CHARTER.
..s.s ,e s, substantial sa and fast sailing Shin
s S..,.,.aNieA, Fieidea, Luckett. master !:
49, ss's''ea Sa0o barrels on 400 hossheads.
o = IA eoaaplete order for the reception
Y earge.--AppiY to
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FOR S LIE.
Edwin c. Brown.
Salt Ahoat

600 bushels Gatliz Salt on board
Ne snip Wilaelaiaa for Sale by
Lsa!E-hisa s 5:iyss e EygFLE.
'f'ao ''ss'e $50 itIl&s'ns iroas tie Brig
.9gp, Gait. Eoasseau.
!. ! istqaality 81. Petersburg Hemp.
% Bots RUSSIA Duck,
9e so. Ravens do.
= f'eees isassia sheetiags.
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SALES AT yENDUE.

or, eoe,yl Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,
Attic Vendue Store. corner OF Frinc nee
~ and Water Streets,
Al vAaIETY OF
Drg Goods, Groceries, &c.
p,sf;e,,'ars 81 which Will be expressed IN
: the bills af the day.
49, All Kind Of goods which are on
J. ,,-,;;+a4;an and TIE prices of which are
a..sssslisbea, can at aty time be viewed
e wi ns ., at the lowest limitation
apdprices. ,,Apsu,EI Ivsp
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Salt Ahoat.

THE Subscribers have for sale on
board the Ship BELLE SAVAGE, CAPT.
Russel. and schooners TEACHER, RE-
PUBLICAN, SALLY & CAROLINE,
1900 bushels Lisbon and St.
Ubes Salt,
ALSO,
Landing from said Tessets,
e5 hogsheads Molasses.
g : sssss and SUGARS,
So barrels n. York Pork,
90 boxes Tin, and
L50 barrels Tar.
ADAMS, HERBERT, & &c.
april IS. u
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30 RENT,

4 TWO story frame House. with a
lsrge Garden. situated ON the west
side st tsasIinston- street. between Duke
aud WeE-streets, latesy accspsed by Can-
a,a Stephen aoofe. For terms apply to
MRS. PaaBE MooRE.
April 6. tt
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TRL.rTING
NEATLY ExEers HE AT THIS eFFIsE'
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IRON ESTATE.

On the rivers Shenandoah and Pc.
lomac, in the COMMITTEES of Jefferson and
Loudoun; for the working Of which
wish to form small but able Company,
en- permanent principles; deeming the
present moment to be peculiarly favor
bale for its operations.
The Seats fursueh Works have been
viewed by practical men s. pronounced
.good-thc ore banks are, conveniently
s:,tuass, and the ore abundant, easily
raised, and rich; yelling iron of very
Superior qaaiiiy,as appears from the tes-
simopy OF these who have made and
wrnHeh hi it;-therc are several favorable
scites;-tte command { water is power
suE;-and the wood on twenty thousand
acres Of land GALL Of one tracy is album
sdant and conyenicnt.-There are few if
any such Iron estates in America; and
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For Boston.

ssss. For Boston,
The Brig STRONG,
Capt. Mackay, viii sail on
sss 80 Thursday next, wind and wea
ther permitting, a few hundred barrels
will be taken on freight if immediate APP
splication is made to
Jackson s. Rnmney.
April 10. st
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-02


next day, MIR. Barton, tue first lieutenant of
the Mcdway] distributed the clothing he had
taken frop our nen, 60 his quarter-mas,ers &,
Quartvr-guuners in my presence. After be-
ing on board the Midway weeks, We were
the eastward of the Cape Of Good Hope, my
self and brother officers paroled, and the men
marched to Cape Town under an escort of
dragons, beng obliged to ford lake on the
march, where the boys were compelled 10 go
over on the backs of the tall mea this march
OF twenty five miles was performed IN one
day, and without shoes or food--the latter ;,r
ticle they were kept without four and twenty
hours their shoes were stolen by the crew
of the Midway while they we're asleep after
remaining in this situation nearly eight mouths,
without bed or bedding, tthey were rot even
furnished with straw, and their hatamocks
were taken on a plea OF their being public
i5roperty,l we were al embarked IN different
men of war and Indiamen, for England my
self, with about sixty officers and men IN the
Cumberland "a, Capt. Baker E: we were all
put OH the lower gun-deck without distinc-
tion, among their own crew, and fed on prs-
oner's allowance and on my demonstrating
with the captain for receiving such treatment,
ne ordered me off the quarter deck. with a
threat at the same time, to put me in IRONS
We remained in this situation eighteen days,
after which Licuts. German, Gordon and my
self, were removed to the Grampus, SO, at
St. Helena, admitted to the Wardroum mess,
and treated with ciyility.
With respect, have the honor. &c.
h. D.NlCHOLSON.
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n. YoRx, Aug. %.
LATEST FROM FRANCE

by the ship Oliver Ellsworth, in 40 DAYS
IRON Havre. we learn, verbally, that Bona
parte was reported 10 be at Rochelle. where
ewo trigates were in readiness 70 receive him
that the Prussian troops in Paris, had des-
troyed the bridge of Austerlitz the trees of
the garden OF Luxeniburg, where the Prus-
sian troops we're encanped; and the garden
OF plants--that all the cannon belonging to the
Prussian army were stationed at the different
avenues and bridges, were Kept loaded. and
men stationed by them with matchesLthat
the Prussians had levied Contribution of FIF
Tx MILLIONS upon the French, and deman-
dod the payment OF thirty millions IN three
days. That the Allied Sovereisns had arriv
ed IN Paris.
The white flag was hcisted at Havre, DAYS
before rho 0. Ellsworth sailed, and the Pre-
tect entered that city, amidst the shouts and
hu2zas of the Inhabitants, 60
BY the Oliver Ellsworth stne Editors of the
Mercantile Advertiser have received Paris
papers to the 10th of July Inclusive. bat their
contents have been anticipated, via boston. by
the arrival OF the July Packet at Halifax.
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Perfect tranquility prevailed. Nothing ex-
cited the idea of the triumph Of party on
the contrary, every thing announced the con-
currence OF all parties in an unanimous and
bencetorward unalterable sentiment-devo-
ton and loyalty to the monarch, the union of
all wishes aud all efforts to restore liberty TO
France uudera protecting government, and
happiness through peace which all Europe
desires, and which will DC sealed by this great
ey Mt.
The Emperor Alexander will reside at the
Elysee BouI bon; The Duke of Wellington in
the Chans"e dAutin and Marshal Butcher,
with the pruSslan Staff in the Faubourr ST
German.
The number of Pr,,,sians in Paris end the
enviroos rs said to ~ 10000. A corps of,su,-
COO men is TO so immediately to the right bank
OF the Loire, to observe the French army !;
an Eag'sh corps Will DC united to the prus-
slams.
About $50 Prussiars are encan'ped on the
place Dauphine. This measure ias been &C.
casoned by the provocatinns OF ~ CARROTS
tedcres. The National Guard cannot watch
too closely the conduct OF these persons.
At two O'Clock in the AFTERNOON Of the 9Th
Marshal Brince Butcher caused cannon to be
planted on the bridges of the Seine, to over
awe the banditti whom the club of the rebels
is endeayorir5 to put in motion.
The French army, in retiring behind the
Loire, is ALREADY considerably Weakened
Every day OF It's march, it loses whole COM
panes, nay entire regiments, who abandon
tac colors of Bnnaparte to return home.
Cariin4l Fesch, Madame L,,titia and Ma
dame l'olis honaparte are still in Paris
They still occupy their hotels. 1t also said,
but we do not oclieve it, Messrs Joseph and
Jerome Bonaparee al 80 reunain in the capital,
and thai they are in private lodgings
we are assured that TIE CHIEF conspira-
tors, who recalled 8oiaparte from the Island
OF Eliza, still hold their secret meetings AS
they used to do, previous 70 the 3lst March.
From, tie Atomtelr," J1iy 10. 800
His Majesty has determined the forms
which by the constitutional system Of his gov
eminent, seemed to him to be applicable to
the Administration which he adopts for
France. This administration, in its superior
branches, will be composed of a Privy Coun-
Gil, and of the Council of Ministers
The Privy Council shall consist of the Prin-
ces, the Ministers of state, and such persons
as his Majesty shall be pleased to appoint.
This Council, which is only to assemble ON a
special convocation, will afford a channel for
discussing, IN presence of the King. in a more
solemn manner, description of affairs and
will give at the same time to II. NJ an OBJ
portunty of accompanying services rendered,
and such persons as hold place in his Ma
jssty's regard, the number of Privy Council
Tors not being fixed.
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= POSTSCRIPT
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

FEKG LAIE FROM EUROPE.
BY the ship Ariosto, Captain Lambert.
which arrived at this port last evening. in q
SNORT passage OF % days from Hayre de
Grace. the editors Of the Mercantile Atlyer,
tiser have received Paris papers to July %.
inclusive, from which they have made the fol-
loving summary of their most important con
tents. -
capt lambert states that Bonaparte volnD-
tarhy went on board the Bellerophon. n
near Rocheiort, and sailed from thence on
the 22d July for England. lie had previous
~ written to the Prince Regent, claiming his
protection and asking an asylum in England.
4 has letter IS published in the Paris papers
1t was reported at Havre, when captain l..
SAILED, that the Bellerophon Was at the Isle
OF Wight With BOnaparte OH board, and il
was said he would be ordered to St. Helena.
Louis 18th was fully reinstated on the
throne Of France.
The Prussian troops had become extreme
" hoentloQs. The Emperor Alexander and
Lord Wellington bad declared ihat 1ple,S
they desisird from their depredatiors. thev
would w'tndraw their armies from France.
and leave them TO the vengeance Of tha On.
rased populacc Whether ths declar,tio,
had the desired effect, was not known at
Uavre. 90
CAPT. T.. slrher states that on Tbors1,v
last he spoke the schooner lenuctt. canfrI
F~'d, % eajs iron Ro,1eaux for H. w.
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:, he sch Sally, Sears, II days from WiIminc,au.
NJ arrived at iioston, spoke TueJsay hast Il,
,pIies % W. OF Nantucket brig So DAY from Cibra
Tar, Tor Providence, with several passengers. WAS
inIorped that Com Decatur had captured two Ale..
1nc ii1gstes and sloop Of war; and that the Duts,
slu.nron, Of ourrigates and two soops of war, had
joined the American squadron. ''-
q, Csh'"n hhiourn, OF the SCH Peggy, ii DAYS fron
o. Fierfes Informs tIiat he was emba1goed five DAYS
~ consequence fan expedition fitting ont a,sn,t
before the Peggy. "'' u@
he news Of tic subyerssn Of Bonapartt', nov,
%ss received at Martinique, before the expedincn Ire
mere ard The rejoicings were UNIVERSAL Ne H..
1n9,' pr D''ls, &C. occupied all the attention
!i'ni b! zee Rect RE supposed they uenf ,o ,i.s
saint. rendezvous. ~