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Arrived schooner Admiral durham
Can't. Cox, SO days from st. CrOix
ruin; Nugent Reiley.
& The Arehunedes from this port arriv
ed at Cadiz, Aug. "a.
The sloop Collector, Capt. Vaughan
so days from GRrracoa, arrived at New
York, Nov. z. sit was reported that tht
sloap Mechanic, Capt. Stokeley, out L
days from Alexandria, was lost to wind
ward.
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Public Sale.

ON Friday the 18th inst. will be sold
on the premises, that valuable and
well finished two story brick
Dscslling House and Lot Of Ground,
situate on the North side Of King street
occupied By Mr.. Jonathan Janney, and
adjoining Mr.. CazenOye and Captain
BUSES dwellings, Terms Liberal and
will be made known At the place d
|ot sale.
p. G. MarstelIer.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10

q Eapcr k1aDHeFs
RESPECTFULLY informs Bis
friends and the inhabitants q
Alexandra, he has removed sftlle COR
ner Of Prince and Fairfax streets, whes
ne has for sale q general assortment 81
Upholstery, viz.
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slays--a few pieces Of Superior
Boiling Cloths,
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hand
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made,
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turn his sincere thanks, for the share Of
|public patronage lie has received sinee
HE has been Ia this place, and hopes bya
continued attention TO business, To ma
|rit their future commands. Z
August %. q
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Union Hotel.

|gWyHE Subscribers having rented that
Stand on Union Street, formerly
occupied by y a. Neate, deceased,
takes this method Of informing the pub
lie, that they have
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-11-10

Married last evening, by the Rev. Mr..
WILMER, Mr.. Nm. ~. Fitzhagk, to
Mrs. June Haiiry, both Of this place
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Opened q House Of
ENTERTAINMENT

For all those who may be disposed to
give encouragement to their undertake
ing. Roarders can be accommodated by
the week, month, quarterly, half year
~, or for the whole year, at the usual
rates established throughout the town.
AS it is their intention to keep the best
accommodation, they trust a liberal pub.
lie, together with all their intimate
friends and relations, will be induced "a
give them q share Of their patronage.
~ OYSTER SUPPERS can be
furnished at the shortest notice.
BOARDNfAN Il NEALE.
Nov. 10. 5ts
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sha 10Th Of May. a report 6s dees be
iIsg out from HAT place sgas rot corr eet,
slIe Iephyr, capt. 4 aFfEf, WAS the only
one belonglieg h the soysEniRent known
q be at sea, and il was reported that
be had captaregI "a the sIsg August, /
Fery vasaA3 Spanish ship, the AIontser-
Fass fsoee the haFana bound to Rio, Ia
ssaswitA rul1, &c.
Khe KFpe Bloelel Yankee formerly
a Antt lHSll pi'ixateer was 6tfing out
ssSsi salvatore under tie Fatio6c i'ag,
b eeAiIs AGAINST tlle spanish RosaI-
ksss y
The ReKlletls array Of Buenos AyFes,
esmmaeaka ~ General R0ndeau, had
Qesa speesAlstl asaiust 6eEieFal Pesue-
Ia eossmaadlhg hilna troops aud was
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Wants a situation as a
Housekeeper in . small family, aHiddle
aged Woman, who can be we'll recOnl-
|mended. Apply at this Office
Nov. 10. st
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RT N ~ I NJ q
handsomely executed d is
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I'm. III Niles, Commander.
{ flBert a, !sfickney. lst Officer.
Stephen IbaalGs, ed Officer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03


Lady Cathcart. The crowd pressed so close
ly upon him that he requested little room
for the Lady to pass. The arrival of this
heroic officer has caused lively sensation ;
and to it is attributed the improved state of
our exchange.
PARIS, Feb. Is.
The Congress has terminated its labors &
the peace of Europe is assured. Several
German papers announce that the bases were
finally agreed upon on the 9Th. Courers have
been dispatched in all directions with this
important intelligence.
The Duke of Wellington does not return to
France. He is destined for a high situation
in England. Lord Cover, it is said, will be
his successor.
His Majesty, in the most elegant and libe-
raj manner, has conferred the estate (Which
formerly belonged to him when Count de
Provence) of eros Bots, to Marshal Berthier,
Prince of Wagram. On presenting the title
deeds, he said: ' But an hour ago was pro-
prietor OF Cros Bots. have since Invested
myself, & it is on you, M. lie Marshal, that I
have settled it."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
FRENCH EMPIRE.

PANS, March 90
The family ofthe Bourbons have left Pa
rs this evening. We are quite ignorant Of
he route they have taken.
Paris to-day presents The aspect Of secn,fiv
md joy. The ramparts are covered VIZ, -.
IMMENSE crowd, impatient TO see the a.. .ivaI
the army, and the hero which has reunited
ZEN. The small number Of troops viii b
aey had hoped to opp se to him, have allicrf
. BIS eagles, and marched under the banner
{ glory and the country. The EmPxRcTI
ias traversed two hundred leagues Of coun' :
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BERTRAND.
PROCLAMATION

GULPH or JUAN,1
LIST March, 1915.
.Nahoicon By the Grace of God and the Con-
stifufion, EuherOr u the Trench, &C.
&c.
TO THE FRENCH PEOPLE.
Frenchmen The detection OF the Duke of
Castiglione, delivered Lyons into the hands
of our enemies, the command of which army
] had conhded to him. The number of is
battalions, the bravery and patriotism Of the
troops was sufficient 70 have beaten the Aus
trian ARMY opposed TO it, and to have arriv-
ed in time upon the rear Of the left flank of
my Of che enemy. which threatened
the a. "ictories Of Champ ALBERT, Of
Paris. He
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-Luons, 1sth March. 1915.

Lyons, 18Th March, 1915.
Napoleon by the Grace of God &C. &c.
We have decreed and do decree as fol-
lows
Art. 1. All the generals and officers in the
land and sea service, of whatever grade.
who have been introduced into our armies
since the first of April, 1914, who were emf
grants, or who, not being emgrants, quilted
the service at the period of the first coali-
ton when the country had the greatest need
OF their services, will cease their functions
forthwith, will lay aside the insignia of their
grade, and return to their places of resi-
dence.
Cd. The ministers of war, the inspectors
of reviews, the officers of the treasury and o.
ther accounting officers, are forbidden to pay
those oiilcers under any pretext whatsoever,
from the time of the publication of the pre-
sent decree.
Sd. Our Grand Marshal, &c &c.
(SignedD NAPOLEON.
(SignetD BERTRAND.
Napoleon by the Grace, &c. SC. We have
decreed and do decree as follows - ~
Art. lst sequestration shall be put upl
on all the property, which forms the reven-
ues lies Gftianages of the Princes of the
House OF Bourbon, and upon all they possess
by whatever tile.
"a: All the property of the emigrants
which belonged to the legion of honor. To the
fund, or in fine, which formed part of the do
nam, under whatever denomination it NAV
be, and which may have bee bestowed since
the first of April. to the detriment of the ma
tonai interests, shall be forthwith put under
sequestration.
The projects and officers of registry will
execute this decree as soon as they are made
acquainted with it, on the pain of being res
ponsble for the damage which may from such
neglect result to the nation
sd. Our grand marshal, &c. &c.
lSigned) NAPOLEON.
(Sgned) BERTRAND.
Napoleon by the Grace of God, &c. &c.
We have decreed, &c.
1st The Nobility is abolished, and the laws
OF the constituent assembly shall be put in
force.
I'd. The Feudal titles are suppressed the
laws OF our national assemblies shall be put IN
force.
Sd. The individuals who have obtaint ,
from us national titles, as national recompeni
ces, and whose letters patent have been We
r1fed in the legal mode will Continue TO bear
them.
4th. We reserve to ourselves, TO give titles
to the descendants Of those men who have gi-
ven lusre to the French name in different a.
ges, whether in the command of land or sea
forces, in the counsels ofthe sovereign, in the
civil orJudiCial administrations, or finally in
the arts and sciences or commerce, conform
able to the law which may be promulgated
on this subject
5th. Our Grand Marshal, &c &c.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
(oigned) BERTRAND.
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They had all been emancipated from opp7..e.
sion They had all found in the Matte
colors, the remembrance of those penero,
sentiments, which have all distinguished ,h>
French nation After the Emperor had pas
sen through the ranks, the troops were form
ed into hollow squares by battalions.
Soldiers, (said the Emperor) with 600
men have entered France, because / relied
upon the love OF my people, and upon the af-
fectlonate remembrance of my old soldiers
have not been deceived in my expectations
Soldiers thank you for it. Let the glo-
ny OF what has been done be ascribed to the
people and TO you-MINE Is complete in ha-
wing known you and appreciated your mer-
its.
Soldiers the throne of the Rourbons was
an illegitimate thronc--inasuuch as it was
elevated by foreign nf1uence-inasmuch as it
had been prescribed by the vow of a whole
nation, expressed by all our National Assem-
bhes-in short, because it afforded no securi-
ty whatever except, indeed, to the interests
OF a small number of arrogant men, whose
naughty pretensons are directly opposed to
our rights. Soldiers the Imperial throne
can alone secure the rights of the people. &
above all cur chief interests-our glory. Sol
diers we are about to march, to drive from
our territories those foreign alles-The ma
ton will not only follow us with its vows, but
even, themselves obey the impulse-The
French people and your Emperor calculate
up ON ycu-We do not wish to interfere with
The affairs OF foreign nations-butwoe to them
that interfere with ours
ms speech was received with general
acclamaton. Shortly after, General Cam
broune and the officers Of the guards of the
Battalion from the Island of Efba, appeared
decorated with the Eagle, the ancient badge
OF distinction. The Emperor resumed his
address
Behold the officers ot the battalion who
have accompanied me in my misfortunes-
They are all my friends. They are very
dear to me. Every time I saw them, they
reminded me Of the different regiments of the
Army; for among these 600 brave fellows
there are men from every regiment. They
all reminded me of those great and glorious
days, OF which the recollection IS so soothing
for all of them are covered with wounds
received Yin memorable battles. In loving
them, 1t was you soldiers whom loved
hey have brought back TO Won these E.sles
May they always he TIL ralyng point IN
presenting them to the guard give them to
the whole army Ire cherry and some un
fortunate events have sullied their lustre -
But thanks TO the French people and to yor,,
they shine Respondent with all their former
glory. Swear that they shall be found wher-
ever the interests of their country dem ands
them. That Traitors and those who would
invade our land shall never be able to look
upon them"
We swear it"-cried they with the erea-
test enthusissm-The troops afterwards mar
ched off to the sound of music, which played
the popular air of "Vellons an Salut di l'Em-
pire."
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Gulph of Juan, 1st of March, 1915.
NafoLeon, by the Grace Of God and tie Con-
stifnnon Of the STATE, Emheror of the
Eye,,rH sc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04
BosToN. Sept. %.
SPANISH AMERICA

The revolutionists Of the " United Pro-
Nnces OF Rio dc la Plata,o have passed a
number OF popular resolutions. Whether
they are founded on principles and since
rity, or arc merely intended to answer the
purpose OF the moment, or have but a
partial direction, time may shew. The re-
solutions are as follows
l. Declaring all blacks free as soon as
they land in the provinces
q Declaring all Indians free and ex-
emptlng them from tribute:
8. Abollshing the inquisition
a. Abolishing torture:
3. Abolishing titles Of nobility:
3. Declaring that preferments shall be
only according to merit
silver: y s''' anu
= o. establishing registry of merchants.
None but those registered can be con.
slgnees. A consignee shall not cbsrge
less than fourper cent on sales and two
on purchases, on penalty of being struck
from the registry
y. Allowing foreigners to search for
ores and mines--to claim such as thew
may dlscover--to work them-to buv oy
lease mines, mills, &c. the same as native
cltlzens--tO enjoy their own RELIGION
Quicksilver IS declared free
The bishop Of Saltes has been imprison-
cd tor using his clerical Influence against
the revolutionists.
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NEWS FROM PORTUGAL.
Extract Of letter dated Lisbon. Aue

4SetOi uateu IIlSDUl, August
18th, 1915.
6 For the last six years the English did
as they pleased here, and they had as much
influence as they have in England but
since the peace in Europe and England
will give the Portuguese no more money.
and the Portuguese do not want their as
slstance, and do not like their insolence-
their influence is declining the conduct of
the Portuguese IS now so insulting to these
naughty gentry, that they kick good deal
Marshal Beresford used to do as he pleas
ed here, and as they will not let him do so
now, he sailed yesterday for the Brazils
to try what he could do with the prince
" Some time ago, this government gave
the British minister Mr.. Canning. to un-
derstand that they would send $4,000
troops to Holland, the English sent trans.
ports to carry the troops there, but they
would not let the troops go--so the trans
ports went away without them, to the
great annoyance of John Bull, who could
not conceive why the Portuguese. should
object to send their troops to Holland
the Regency wanted orders from the
Prince, and they have sent to know his
pleasure. which is not known vet.
" About 5000 troops have been sent to
Brazils from here. There have been no
changes in the government. Most of the
nobility who were prisoners in France
nave returned. Dem. Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04
From the boston Ca.ette of .gest. 25.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE LATE s1o,,,

fuhIHEN PARTICULARS OF THE LATE sToarr
An obliging friend at Roxbury has commun;.
Gated the following particulars of the late storm
n that and the ne ghborng towns
OD the north SIDE the stacks OF salt hav are
principally blown down and scattered IN the yy,n,l
ON the south side Of the factories, stores. barns
and sheds belonging to A. DAVIS & Co ace much
damaged, several chimnies and about 900 feet OF
she'd blown down; a large new barn, having ", tn.
IN II 40 tons OF hay and several horses, was moved
from It's foundation five feet. Mr. A. D,yis,
house was considerably damaged, having two
stacks of chimes blown down his fence and
fruits also entirely desiTOyed the house. borns
trees and fences of the late DR. Williams. two
large barns Of Samuel Wells, one barn and other
put houses OF w. White, p Fuels house. John
keadIs barns and sheds, and an immense number
OF other buildings, fruit trees, &c. III oufhout
the town are destroyed the east meeting b,,,ee
was partly unrooied and many houses much dam
aged in that v.c,nity. In BROOKLYN the ravagss
nave been great-unrocfng most Of The barns AMI
caring up most Of the fruit trees exposed to rs
blasts many houses arc also damaged bt the
loss Of chunnics scarcely n she'd IS left sfapdno
On The road 70 Dednam, Milton and Quincy tbe
barns, trees and fences are generally prostrase
and the houses exhibiting marks Of Devastation
On Jamaica Plans The damage has been ,,reat n
ne total destruction Of houses, barns fences and
y ut trees. Alr iMweIPs elegant country seat is
almost a heap OF runs Mr.. Bussy's new and
valuable frame h blown down; Mr. y Paeker,s
chimnies were all blown down and his farm n, her
wise much injui ed; Mr.. s. Waits build;nes are
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-04

OF Bonaparte. 1t consisted of two services of
plate, some articles of gold, superb toilet set.
books, beds, &C. &c &c. The whole was carried
on board The Northumberland at 10 o'clock. At
half past IL, lord Keith came in the Tonnsnt's
cutter on board the Bellerophon, 10 receive Bona
uarte and those who were To accompany him :
Before It's arrival, and afterwards, he conversed
with cant. Maitland and the officers of The Relic.
rouhon. lie then went on board the cutter. and
again took off his hat TO them. Lord Keith re.
Honanarte, Ber,rand. iadrs children tbe , co'm,
and countess NTonthoon and child; count Las
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On Thursday morning wind blew f.e.b
breeze at n. r. and continued to frssbe, ,S
Saturday morning at about 5 O'Clock, when NH <,
tae, eolP'ete gale, with very heavy rain, az
tended with lightning and some thi,n1er a.
about nine It blew aburricane, AMI Tic si.le rec.
TO an unusual hegls, fur beyona apg IN. oso
Known at this piece before. At ten, the bniIJ-
mgs began TO 'infoof and demolish and aSo,lg
the same time the wind shifted ~ :. -. -,
me most tremendous aud owermhelr,ine a.,
rohed from The souihwarl and he ind ell
increased AZ about hslfpsat ten. The VII.
western range OF buildings from the battery ~
benJamm MoTel's wharf, began 70 move AMI
before IL about Is buildings we're DESTROYED S rt
ieaVing scarcely bottom timber to be seen
rive or SIX buildings on the outer side ne -,
poh arc also destroyed. Among the pr;noinai
sufferers is Benz. Morrill,, all his btiildnes H.,
wife and child, her mother and a ,onno. s. :, h's
cour persons) persisted. The old stores &c ~
seph Denson, about 90 feet Of Mr. fTaIleys 80 ~
'ad nearly all the stores On The wost fsont '' o
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PRlNcE TALLEYRANn,s Nort

ne oo,c' ~ French, was received BY a respect
able merchaht Of this city, Pb,ladelpbya1 ;ns".,i
~ letter from his correspondent AZ Roeien 400
lyth Augnst by the schr. Sally, FIRM Nauiz In.
gentleman at Rochelle received the note Of Pr;,ce
speyrand IRON the Perfect Of bis department
w w .o'u h,Tn that u bad been sert ~ n cireuiar
orn 20 ~ The perieeis IN FrsDce. A. the bottom
OF vac enelo1ed note g a snemoraadorn 20 this ei.
sect - a iaysyab!e answer has iIst been receveo
stom the allied powers" This inensoran,l,rp rro
oIoy relates 70 The point Of tiIae al phcd the lc,