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New Pnb lions &c.

it,eselFsty nseeSs1 .fof cate 0y
AMEs il ENNEDF Il Son,
1tHATEAUBRIANDss Beauties of
Christianity,
The Fathers Gift to Ills Children, CON
sisfing Of Original Essays, Tales
and Reflections, 2 vols. BY DR. Ma
vor, IS
IA General View of the Political State Of
France, and Of the Government of
Louis X VIII. 8
Bernartts Tour through France, Swift
zerland, Savoy, Germany and Bel
gium, in 1914,
Miss More's Essay on the Character Of
& Practical Writings of st. Paul,
The; Whole Works of ditto. s vols. lin.
Y various Binding, M
Watson's Bishop Of Landaf) Serious
Address to Young Persons after Cone
skiination, e g ssss.a
The Velvet Cushion and Covering,
VII teor Duty the Cottage BY the late
Mrs. Roberts,
discipline ysthe Author of Self Con-
troll, vols.
Holidays at Home, by Miss Saunders,
Frank. being 9th part of early Lessons,
by. Miss Edgewerth,
WayerIey, 2 vols.
Belinda, vols. BY Miss Edgeworth,
The Lord Of the Isles, a Poem by Wal
ter Scott,
Lara and JaaueliDe, do.
The Magic of Wealth, 2 vols,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, by Lord Byron.
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
lhe General Lingan, Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, 4 large & elegant as
scrtment Of Boiling Cloths, Of a superior
quality, which VIII beoHered for sale at
the store Of Mr.. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
October 6. If
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For die West Indies,

TOr tllG w tSC lillItcSs
xkK The schr. Mary, Francis Lane,
master, burthen 500 bbls. nearly
new, sails fast and will be ready ina
few days toreceiye cargo.
Apply 20
JOHN g. L.AlD = GO.
Nov. 81.
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Notice

YENHE stockholders in Great Hunting
hs Creek Bridge Company, are here
by notified that a dividend Of three per
cent. is declared and payable at the
counting house of John and Thomas
Vowel, for the six months ending the
LIST inst. gs
November 18. St1aw
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Robert Gray,
BO0KSELLERG STsaTI0TER.
Opposite the Washington Tavern,
King Street,
ALExANDR,IA,
Has lately receired The foIloscing
B 20 O. X S.

.ss B " o. X S
WXyERMS'S Life If Washington,
Human Manners. Goldsmitii's
Natural History, GGltlsniitli's Rome.
Smiths Wealth of Nations, Rollins An.
ciient History, Lucien'ss Dialogues, Ho-
raced elphini, Buchan's Domestic Medi-
cine .EwelI's Medical Companion, Vince's
Astronomy. yince's Fluxiohs, Hawney's
Mensuratioa, Every man his own Cattle
Doctor, Misses Magazine, Village Ser
mons, Rise and Progress of Religion,
lSaley's Theology, Christian World mn
masked, lions Pilgrim, Thornton Abbey
Faber:s on the Prophecies, Village Dia-i
llogues, Watts on the Mind. Jays Ser
mons, Klopstock's Messiah, Tom Jones
pope's Works, Ossian's Poems, Don
Quixotc, Lord Byfon's Works, thinner
man on Solitude, Caliope, Leonidas,
Wreath, Duty of Women, SC. &.
.ss s.t On hand. Y 3 r.
School Bibles and Testaments, Spell
ling Books, Primers, Murray's Reading
= " y 80
Sequel. Grammar, exercises and Ke-
SCOTS Lessons. Columbian Orator, A
merican Nepos. Oniel's Geography, John
sons Dictionary in miniature, Walker,
Jones, and Perry's school Dictionaries.
johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, Playing
Cards. Ink powder, States and Pencils.
Waters, and Sealing-wax, Quilts, Draw
ing Paper, Camel's hair Pencils, and
Water Colours, etc. etc.
II. GRAY
Has published new editions of the
Clerks Magazine, the Easy Introduction
to Reading, and an Almanac for 1876
AlIof which he, offers for sale on accom-
mOdatiDg terms.
IS 0cf ffS4a 49,
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New Publications.
Just Receiged, & for Sale 6y

u Z r
u Just Received, & for Sale By
James Kennedy & SON.,
A SENERAL Saiazin's account of the
VT War in Spain and Portugal, with
a Map exhibiting the positions Of the Ar
mics. 5 n
Birbeck's Notes, on a journey through
France in July, August and September,
1914.
A General View of the Government OF
France, under Louis XVIII.
Memoirs Of Lady Hamilton.
! Hebrew Melodies, by Lord Byron.
Duty on the White Cottage, by Mrs.
Roberts.
Discipline, a Novel by the author Of
Self Control.
The Velvet Cushion.
The Beauties of Christianity, BY
Chateaubriand.
The Martyrs, by do.
An Essay on the Character and Writ
ings of St, Paul, by Hannah Moore.
Oct 26 go
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FOR SaLE BIZ
JOHN JACKSON.

JOHN JACKSON,
The cargo Of schr. Three Brothers from
Boston. consisting OF
sst 105 tons Plaster
$4,000 feet mercbantable Lumber
Also he cargo of sch. Five Brothers,
consisting of
Ito tons Plaster y rs
10000 feet understandable Lumber
"A few hundred bushels very excellent
Potatoes.
see
FOR BOSTON.
kSI The new substantial schr. Three
49, - Brothers, will be ready toreceive
a cargo the beginning Of next week-rfor
freight of a few hundred barrels
Apply as above.
Nov "a eo2w
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.entions by subdning this Important CO.

lsentions by subdning this Important CO
llony to his dependence, in imposing up
Ion Us the yoke of the stranger who serve
him ASIAN auxiliary. The pretentions O
this general, the inpolitic acts Of inhu
nanity and of rigor which he exercises
towards the officers and crews of vessels
Iarriying from France, and who enter with
Iconfdence into the ports OF Martinique
but, above all, mis- temerity in replacing
with another the national flag which foat-
led upon the saint, in seizing upon these
islands, and constituting those French
men. prisoners, whom we had placed
there; in fine, 81 his conduct has made
lit our duty to consider these acts Of ag-
erosion as a Declaration Of War-to
which it both our dignity and our in
lterest TO reply, in making reprisals a
lgainst that government, the aggressor.
To prevent consequence of more Sc
|rious attempts, it accords with our safe
|ty and cur internal tranquility to adopt
those firm and wise measures which en-
brace all our powers, and to place at the
disposition Of the first authority all the
means offensive and defensive.
In consequence, we have placed the
island Of Gandaloupe and It's dependen-
cies in state of siege. Not to arrest
re cause OF civil affairs, We maintain the
tribunals in the exercise Of their duties.
Wishing to convince the Inhabitants
that we do not cease 10 have constant
solicitude for their interests, We de-
clare. that those who, from false alarms,
from unfounded fears have Judged their
safety compromised, and have left the
colony without passports, lave perrls-
sion toreturn to tseir estates until the
first of August next, promising to them
that they shall neither be mclested for
their political opinions or anterior con-
duct, provided that from the date Of this
day they 90 not place themselves in the
situation to incur tie punishments pro-
nounced by the laws Of the empire.
We make an appeal to all Frenchmen
riding in tie colony to unite with us with
all their means, to second our designs,
to defend Gaudaloupe against its enemies.
and to maintain order and tranquility.
Signed. Count de Linoies.
LIVE THE EMPEROR.
Basse Terra. Gaudaloupe,
9th July, 1915.
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ALEXANDRIA.
I MONDAY, Auousr z.

The following is note of the Editor
| TO the third letter of JuN1Us to sir VIM.
Draper, page 46, vol. lst of the latest
Iedition of Junius's Letters -
I" CORSICA, in modern times, was first
Esubiugated BY the Genoese. who made
use of so mnch insolence and oppression,
las to induce the natives to threw off the
yoke, and endeavor. to recover their in.
dependence. The contest was long and
|severe, and the Corsicans were reduced
Ito beggary in the generous struggle
Nieuheff and Paoli chiefly figured as
leaders of the Corsicans, the first whom
was actually elected king, but could not
maintain his throne against tie Invaders.
The Cofsicans applied to many foreign
courts for assistance, and among therest
to G.. Britain and Lord Shelburne (af-
terwartIs Marquis of Lawnsdown) was
one of the warmest supporters of their
cause. and nest desiro,is, when IN admi-
nistratioa to engage in it. But his col
leagues opposed him, and the cause
OF Corsica was abandoned though the ci-
items of London contributed largely to
It's support. Yet the Genoese could rot
totally subdue it: and in consequence
they SOLD it to France to be subdued By
the French arms: and the tyranny
which was at first exercised OYER it by
the Genoese twas now doomed to suffer
from the French. Reader, mark the re-
sult Corsica is at this moment reapi'1g
an ample revenge; fer through the metii-
UNI of Bonapa te. she is now loading.
both France and Genoa with as severe q
tvran.y as herself ever suhnisted to FROM
either"
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EXCHANGE.
Maurice Herbert,
July ~.

yEvAKES this method of Informing his
n friends that he will remain in st.
Hartholomews for several months, where
ne will be grateful for any business that
may be entrusted to his care. His first
object will be to cultivate correspond
ence with the neighboring islands, by
which means vessels directed to his ad.
dress, in the event of an opening of the
British ports. will be enabled to avail!
themselves Immediately, of the best mar
ket, thereby avoiding tie expence and do
lay of seeking one. The schr. Louisas
capt. Thorp, will sail to his address on
Wednesday, and the schooner Enter.
prize the following day-Letters for St.
Barts. to go by the above vessels may be
left at the counting room Of Adams, Her
bert l. Co.
July 4.
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Just received by the Subsc1i-
July 4.

bers,
The Analectic Magazine and the Port
Folio for the present month.
PaImer's Historical Register of the D.
States, vol. 8.
Memoirs of the Philadelphia Agricul.
tural Society-for Subscribers.
Demands Tour through France Swift
er!and, Savoy, Germany, and Belgium,
during the summer and fall of 1914.
The Pilgrims of the Sun, Poem, by
y. Hogg. And
A fresh supply Of Walter SCOTS ce'e'.
|brated Poem.-the Lord of the Isles.
James Kennedy and Son.
July 90. cow
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Advertisement.

Tuesday the 9Th Of August next,
Z y wiz be sold to the highest bidder
ter ready cash, at the Tavern Of VIII
lam GooDINc, of Fairfax county, on
the Little River Turnpike Road, neax
Accotink Bridge,
Several Valuable Slaves,
Consisting Of Men, Women and Chill.
Iren, belonging to the Estate Of Colonel
WILLIAM PAYnt, DECEASED. 80
ELIZABETH PAYNE,
Admire. Of HIM. Rayne, decd
June 80. Goa
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100 Dollars Reward

a aNAW from the Estate of Ser
~ aard u. CarteT, ESQ. OH the, 19th
- - 'ear NEGRO MN: GE9eeE, a
sf0ssE, aaor: 5 feet s or 8 iaches high,
4 .54sSisa biaeN. about SO years Of age,
p p,I y answering when spoken TO.
,N ''.se ieet 10 or IL inches high,
- 'ssapa biacl, asalt 26 years ei ase.
%''esa laok When spoken 10 he has
'ss -. % one-e' MS thighs occasioped By
!. sas.siSg, S feet $ or 6 inches high..
t,-, 'snee ahoat IS years OF ~, mas a
-, .0oA whe spaSen 10.
h.. - feet 10 on Ii inches lS,,h. ra-
~. 1'er complexion, about % or 2o
y age, and qnick in answering
~ y seqkea to. :
~, Seeie Negroes lad on, at tie tine
/ 49,. - ,e.sssaienaent: pa falcons ct dones-
Ii ~. 'ss ahG Q-aahetgs SHIRTS, about
ths osner rs 81 ti.eif dress
/ ~ L . probable they have
a. Is sA.ass Or ia. ers q. Tree negroes ii
u $40. s's 'e.esard vii he given iffle,
~ ~ 'sa,9aaea eas Of tie state-s1I
s4i,.s 'Sep u aay OF the neishborii..
sas SlJ each. ii taken in TN
s4ss.. : s2e aer, and all reasonable
| At&>y % ''e,igesin:ss them to tie SUP
'e,a.,.r io' lodging them in the jail o
Nsua., VIM. r. c ~ TER.
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lLieuf. colonel Abercrombie, =: 4. u. g.

LlSuts CUi0HCi &AUSA - 49,, ~ = IT,
slightly ..
tLieut. col. Hamilton, sOth regiment
1Lieut. col. Nercott, 95th, severely
Lieutenant colonel Cameron, ditto dltt
Lieutenant. colonel Wyndham, LIST foo
guards, severely
Lieutenant col. Bowater, Sd do. slightly
Lieutenant col. Macklonell, Coldstream
slightly
Lieutenant col. Eastwood, Sd guards,
severely
Lieut. col. sir R. Hill, royal horse guards
blue, severely
Lieutenant col. Hill
Lieutenant colonel Schneider, 9Th line
battalion
Lieutenant colonel Adam, lst guards, Sc
verely
Lieutenant colonel Nlillar, 1st guards,
dangerously
Lieutenant col. sir George Henry Berke-
ley, A. A. G.
Major Maclean, 73d.
Major Beckwith, 95th, severely
Major Jessop, assistant quar-. mas. gen.
Major Burche, lst light battalion, K. c. L.
right arm amputated
Major Parkinson, Esd, severely
Major Parker, II. I'll. artillery, leg am
putated
Major Robert Hall, roya! artillery, Sc
verely
Major Hamilton, aid -de camp to general
sir l.. Barnes
Major Lindsay, 69th regiment, severely
Major Watson, ditto ditto ditto Z
B. NJ. Emem, dangerously
L. wilkins, 95th regiment, severely.
vi. Miller, ditto ditto ditto
Captain Smith, do. ditto ditto
Captain Tyler, aid -de-camp to sir Tho
mas Picton, slightly
Captain Dance, Esd light dragons
Captain Johnson, IS
Captain Carmers, ditto
captains Napier, A. AZ. Donald, & Web
Der, royal artillery, severely
Captain Damaresque, aid-de-camp tSge-
nera! sir J. Byna, severely
Captain Whinyates, royal artillery
Captain Barnes, brigade major, royal ar
tillery, severely
CAPTAIN the hon. - Erkinc, D. A. A. G.
left arm amputated.
Captain A. Danston, aid de camp to 1t.
general Pickton. severely.
Lieutenants Foster, Crome, Robe, Smith,
and strangway, regal artillery, Sc
yerely
LIEUTENANT Rooney, royal artillery, arm
amputated
Lieutenant Bloomfield, ditto slightly
Lieu tenant BrutoG, ditto severely
Lieutenant Forbes, ditto ditto
Lieutenant D. Crawford, ditto slightly
Lieuterant iiarslock, aid de camp to &C.
nera! Sir Z. Aiten
Lieut.. }ringle, rojat engineers, slightly
lieutenant Hamilton, 4bth reg. slightly
lieutenant Helse, lst veteran battalion
Lleutenants Gardiner. Johnson, Mottiy,
Simmons, J. Gardiner, Fitzmaurce,
Sheney, Wrigut, 10Th severely.
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REMOVAL.

ITHE Subscribers have removed to
| IL the new brick Stare, on the Wharf.
next door south of Messrs. Lawrason and
Fowle's, where they offer for Sale
New-Orleans and Muscovado Sugar, in
hogsheads tierces and bbls.
Shad, nett and gross Herrings,
Liverpool fine and Lisbon Salt,
And few bales Of nice retailing Cot
ton-Also, -four selected for family use
Saml Lindsay & Co
~ The business in future will be
conducted under the Fl m Of Lindsay and
Hill, who wish to purchase Wheat, Rye
and Corn and would receive few hue
dred bbls. -four, or any other property ON
storage. The house is spacious, airy and
remote from FIRE.
SAMUEL LINDSAY.
LAWRENCE HILL.
Au;ast 4. st.
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~ hour Ter crew ADAM
, II NJ md shs Mas taken possession IS
Msd hsf' IS, the frigate and brig
'ss,srss Ior cartaagrna IL. q 5
Iae O0st . e double irons, a proper
ri'sn mser a,as on board every other
sssl aa, ~ soaadren. The frigata had
,s = Soaryl. out ofwkich l25 we're.
rsea = youuled; tie coamanderin
IT'D s.t ~ sserine forces were killed.
ec .yss,,Saaal informed, that the
gs ,,s.~;pe force was oat.Juue ss. off
u ~ raised within hail Of the Brit
a.sE ryptiau, who confirmed the
ft6s fricate by the brig and scbr.
guy ; # snohe ire British brig Friends
l ,l;eaut bound to Portsmouth, who
,was ia sight ofthe action, and saw
.,,srdsr to the brig & schr. he CALI
! ~. /, fi.ate ofthe first class. July 2,
y 80 shin Arm Alexander, Kembton,
- Peafor,i, so days fi.om Norfolk,
IA lisbon July 9Th smoke the brig
~ ) Of Norfolk from Cadiz. IL DAYS.
bspua to Norfolk. July 9Th spoke
ssrs,h letter OF marque IL days from
r.,rauth bound TO Bermuda which
,',rs the fslloeiag Intelligence the
r,i armies had Oh tie 18th of june
.sns.sed hoshlities against fhe FceIch
,sn: oathe 18th a battle tqok place en-
Fsstier of France near Brussels
.s,ssa the French and Prussian ar
lisa which the latter was defeated
| 81 3 cat ,9ss: IA the 18Th mas rein
ned BY most Of the allied army ruder
/, Command of Wellington, the battle
!, rnewad aud the French army was
|gf,fea uitf TIE loss OF 10000 men Il
ssyieces Of cannon. The British loss a
.,at paay otficers !; among them a &C.
,sal Of the first Distinction. Jerome
yaspsrte ard the duke Of Brunswick
we're posed tobe killed !; Butcher, the
,nnsuder in cInefof tie Prussians had
shanes shot from under him daring TIE
htl. Marshall Murat late king Of
Sades was with Napoleon.
lay 3. latitude 10. 40, longitude 81
pie sip Congress, Clark, of Ia,timare
sSali.andon Tor Neu-York. SD. smoke
'aaof Portsmouth,, heaGd to Baltimore.
ha Brtst, 40 DAYS ont.
Cartain Thompson further learned Of
! elieman on hoard the Hlandunall.
taShe Tell in VITA q schooner called the
Mtlae, Patmela, on the Gath of June.
NO leIarAea him that he feliin with .
gate. o'is and schoorer Oh tie morning
lae l9f,YlaRe--saw them open a FIRE.
. sssair;Sate Surrender to the brio
% scaSonet, and en- the same dav BE
" . R4s chased ON shore BIZ three
SN.a the American squadron and tax.
AposSess'oa Of. After THIS he was s
Y . company with the squadron, he
Sa'es these were 5 ilisates in tie
Va the Wind being light, which
=, 4 not sa'e to come tqaction.
esp. thompson states Eat 5 lite lav-
go Aap'es, alter the British arrived
~ sisiiy on tae 2lstsof Nay, he sept
'asp%andam OF the number Of .ritish
'lSrss who offered their services on
'aa Tue Venus, such as boats ere Ms. &c.
'4sa'sa 70 i85, tue whole IF whom he
'sssely raiased, but Notwithstanding;
reserved one OF, our men. "a green
'lq' On board d. B. M. blg Grassaop-
a'tle captain Of the brig and tie Bri-
Ai's consul acknowledged him to be
a-ae icaa' The admiral Lord Tx
''eA late SIR Edward Pelew wrote to
Sss'alaandef OF the brig not to give
s 4aa ep on any consideration.
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LUNBER.

JACKSON & RUAcNEY,
Offer for sale the Cargo OF schr. Trenton,
George Clarke, master, from Bath,
consisting OF
$4,000 feet clear, and 1900 ditto
mercliantable Kennebec Pine Boards.
5000 feet Joist Scantling.
20C0 feet finished Oars.
August S.
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The follo,gi.,g is . tsf of Offers kiHed
ana mouled. { See Lord Wetlingtan'S
Lettaj, Published ia oas test.
Duke .of Brunswick Gels.
l1:eat. General sir Thomas Pictois.
Lieut.. General Dir A. PonsoNby.
Colonel du Hat, 4. 6. d.
Colonial 0npheta, do.
Colona! Morris, ssh Regiment,
Colonel Sir ". Mli=. 23d.
|l.ieut-coioaei Macara, I'D.
: cut COLONEL Cameron, SD.
Lieut. colonel Sir A!ex. Gordon, <. c.
3, A. o. c. to the Duke Of We'll
instou.
',.iest.colcnel Canning.
lisut-cQlonel Currie, LordsIIili's Staff.
Major The Hon. Frederick Howard, 10th
Iiussars.
sIajor George Cain, Royal Artillery.
,!aior Norman Ramsey, 90:
Hiaior Car es, do
laior Chambers, seth Regiment.
i3rieade Major Crofton, 9Th Division.
3. Major ltosewiel, Cd Light Regiment
antain Bottom, Royal Artillery.
| ,aut. Crowfcrd, Guards.
! ait. the Eon. Curzon, A. D. c. to his
r. Il. the Prince of Orange.
cantain Chambers, A. ID. I. to Lieut..
Gen. Fiction.
Captain Charles Ellis, 9lt.h Regt.
| ayr. Kennedy. Esd.
| apt. shauman, ad Light Bat. K. G. L.
| APT. Halgeoman, lst do.
apt. henry Marshal, lst dos
artain Corhen, do.
apt. Cunning, 10th iIussars.
Capt. Grove. lst guards
Lieut.. c. Manners, royal artillery
Lieut.. Lister, Goth regiment
Ensign lord Hay, aid-de camp to gene
raj Maitland
! MOULDED.
General his royal highness the prince OF
| Orange, c. B. right leg ampatated
Lieut.. gen. the earl Of Uxbridge, G. c. B.
right leg amputated
Lieut. gen. sir Charles AlteR, X. C. B.
severely
Lieut. gen. Cock, right arm amputated
Lieut.. gen. Sir E. Barnes, K. 9. 3. adju-
tant general, severely
Lieut.. gen. sir ]. keEpt, K. 6. B. slight
ly
lieut.. gen. sir Colin Halkitt, K. c. B. Sc
] yereiy
lLieut. gen. Adam, severely
| ,oof rop cir w nnrpbv U n co.
verely
Colonel sir ]. Ely, K. c. B. slightly
lCoionel Harris, Esd regiment
IColonel Quentin, 10th hassars, slightly
lCeionei the hon. Frederick Parnaby, Sc
| verely
colonel sir w. De Lancy, severely
Lieut.. col. lord Fitzroy Somerset, right
leg amputated
Lieut. col. Hay, 10th light dragons, Sc
Il verely
: Lieut.. col. Figoureau, soth
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For FREIGHT.

For freight,
.EgG The fine. new, last sailing sehr.
!s&ssa.ssgs. TRENTON, Geo. Clarke, mas.
ter, burthen 800 barrels. For freight
to the West-indies, apply to
Jackson and Ramney.
August 5
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TIE Arrangement.

I3y tie latest accounts from ENGLAND,
lii seems taat the writer of 'sable deienees
of America" Nr. Goblet, complains OF
The heavy postage on his Communications
Iane! directions from America. On one
package there was charged dollar and a
half; and on another nine pounds ana
some old smlliags. 70 make tie postage
Fas aittle as possible, tie writer OF !" able
'deiences of America in England" gives
the following directions.
g. The Parcel should be addressed TO
ne by name, g to tbr care Of The p,:5-
fisher of Cobbett's iFeesty Fciiticoi Re-
gister, Loaaon.' But, it ought, # the
Egessel goes to London, to be carried by
i.ae master, or mate, OF by some careful
Ipersan and, if the vessel arrive at some
ont port, the parcel, with the same d.
ERECTION on it, should be carried to some
Office. Whence London Coach DEPARTS.
There ii should be delivered, and the
bearer should see it bccSeg, as we call
It's
Z. All single letters fpoa, America may
be addressed tome atl5otles ,near South
ampton. and be put, at once, into any
lpest Office in this country
sir. Co5bett thanks his frierds for r..
Mathew Carey's pamphlet and small iile
|! Of .tarorass and requests an account o.
the exrerces of government, ans. sf the
Estate governments also Of eur shipping,
lcomlnerce. debts. taxes, &c. &c.
T6is to he honed that attention will be
raid to these directions and requests, SO
that the writsr OF & able defences ef A
Imerica IN England" Will have no cause
of complaint on the score Of posta@e. o.
want of materials Tor acfnrins ar
ticles to suit the state of tie American
market.
The rumor, Tat lie president, ii his
Inext message to congress, means TO re-
commend il TO that honorable bode to
pass a. law, frankine all communications
Ito the writer OF $ able defeaces Of Ame-
RIGA in Engrnd." eau be traced TO ne
lcretitable source. The policy OF the
measure, howeye:', Is very apparent.
Dpla,0are Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-07
Public Sale.

IyiN be added to TNes9cy's Sales,
One pine first qua ity Malaga WINE.
and one case of mems Saddles, Brides,
&c.
T. G. Marsiel'er.
August S.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-07
Base Terra. GaudalouPe,
9th July, 1915.
LATEST ERNM DETROIT.

Extract Of ritter dated Detroit, July g.
i" % tie first Of Jaly, Fort Maiden
was delivered oyer 70 the British, and
tie American troops marched to this
place. The men who were enlisted for
The war have been since mastered. PAID
and DISCHARGED. On the 9Th Of July the
troops left this fer MackinaW, under the
command oil col. Butler"