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CHAarrsroN Oct. 1

Arrived, schooner Regulator, N'Hen.
nv. Wilmington, n, C. Aheavy gale of
wind was experienced at Wilmington on
Sunday and Monday the Esd and Gath
ult. in which ell the,vessels at the wharfs
in that tswn were driven from their
|moorings. During the. gale store OPP
posite To- the town took fire, from guam
|tity of stone lime in It getting wet, which
together WITH or 500 barrels OF naval
stores, and quantity Of lumber. were
destroyed. Several vessels laying down
! the river at Smithyile were also driven
| on shore. The sloop Collector, Berrien.
lfrem New York bound to this port had
lput into Cape Fear, having suffered Sc
sere!y in the gale. She lett New.York
lon the r5th ult. and on the 22d encoun
tered. the gale, which swept her decks
Ibroke her main boom, and carried away
liner cainboose and some of her rigging
Irhe captain and most OF the crew wer,
washed overheard, but fortunately re
Igained the vessel, except one man, VIII
Twas drowned. A British ship from Ii
liverpool, arrived at Smithyille on Wed
Iaestlay last and felt nothing of the gale
Passengers, Messrs. Coates, Cawfelt
lSheefe. Hyans, Hoffman, Harris, Va
lpelt. DefonviIIe, Decazaue, LptasoI
and Guien. Part ofthe above gentleme
.ere passengers in the sloop Collecta
Itiem New York for this port, put in
Wilmington in distress.
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Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given, thst petition
will be presented to the next Legislature
Of the CommonMealth OF Virginia, to in
corporate = company for the purpose Of
making canal from tie Seneca Falls OF
mouth Of Sugar Land Run on the poto.
mac, 10 the county VI Fairfax, 70 thetoNa
|of Alexandria,
October
The esiitDs Of the Leesburg Washing.
tansAn will please insert mis- 9 tines spa
Iisrward bis account to this pMse
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Norfolk Oct. d.

sN0rt0sk Oct. q.
Arrived, Brig RoIla, Bryant, l6 day,
from st. rhomas's, Mahogany, to Tho
Powell, and the Master, and $4,000 j.
Specie to Captain Nathaniel Boush.
Sloop Mantle, Griffin, Is days from,
ST. MattiRs,--sept 18th, while laying
in the harbof Of ST.. Martins, a violent
gale. came on, parted both cables and
drove to sea, with only half the cargo on
board, and loss, Of anchors, bore away
fer the nearest part in the United States,
aud made cape Hatterason the Esd Sept
wher another gale came on from the N. E,
and shifting round to N. w. drove a-
into The gulf stream. On the day we
left St. Martins, spoke Orig from N. Y
bound st. Johns, Porto Rico, laying
too and same'd passed two other big,
unknown, also'laying too, in consequence
Of the gale.
Schnl, Martha, sinaingten, s days from
New York, suhdry Mershapdize, to Tho.
mas b. Sey aioar.
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FALL GOODS.

JOSEPH JANNEY has imported in
the ship Boston, Captain Finley, just arr
rived from England, a General As
sortment of FALL GOODS, which are
offered for sale BY the package or piece.
9 mo, is co
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a. NEWTON. ! 60.
THO. SWAMI, 0A :
8 2awts
Dancing School
.MH. GENERES.

INK. GEJFEKES,
Has the honor Of Informing the Ladies
aud Gentlemen Of Alexandria,s that his
Dancing School will be epenoa Thursday
the 18th instant, for the reception 81
young ladies' and gentemen--and ON eve
Try Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at
three O'Clock. In the evening, for young
ladies, and six for gentlemen. -
October 9 az
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X. WOOD,
Hair Dresser and Pufumcr,
Fairfax-streat, Alexandria Z

Falrfax-stfeat, Alexandria
|ETAS received . superb assortment d
III Curls, and Frizetts of every de.
|scription RoWland's Maeasser Oil fSr
The growth Of hair; Oil Antique for the
hair; RidicuiG Clasps; Cutlery, etc.
Also, first quality Cigars, Chewing
Tobacco, and other articles too hume.
|rsus to mention.
October g eoSt
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PORT TOBACCO
Jockey Club Races.

yXTILL be run for, over the Port.
w Tobacco Jockey Club Race.
Course, on Tuesday the 18th October,
S2e0, miles and repeat, free for any
horse, mare or geiding.
On "Wednesday the soth, will be run
for, the money arising from the toll,
gates, 2 miles and repeat.
And on Thursday the 3lst, a Saddle,
Bride and Martingale, one mile and re-
peat, free ter. the, saGdie horses of the
county sRly, each horse to carry one
hundred pounds weight.
EDWARD PyE,
Secretary.
October 3 iawcpts9th0ct
/ ~ The editors IF the N. Intelligen.
Ger are requested tcinsert the above once
q week till 18th 0c1eber, and send their
account to this Office.
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October g
TO RENT,

To RENT,
The Dwelling House and Store adjain.
ins the subscribers, upon Fairfax street
Possession may be had immediately.
Vaudeville & Larmour.
Who have received so hhds Pennsyl.
vania Whiskey.
October 9
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From, the Aberdeen Journal.

Z
On seeias III a list Of Nsp sNsSc,
:. The Wutsrtoo Waltz.o
BY "A LADY.
"A moment pause, We British Fair !
While pleasures phantom ye pursue
And say, if dance or spiShtly air
Suit with the name of Waterloo.
Glorious wa The victory!
Chasten'd should tie triumph be!
Midst the laurel she has won,
Britain weeps for nlany son.
ge;psl IN clouds, the morning rose
Nature sesm'd to mourn the day
Which consign'd before its close,
Thousands to their kindred clay.
How unfit for coartiy ball,
Or the grltsy festival,
WAS HE grin and CHASTITY view,
ERE evening closed on Waterloo!
See the Highland warrior rushing
First in danger--on the toe,
.rili the life bood. warmly gushing,
Lays the plaided hero lew.
His native p,pe's aecastom'd sound,
Mid wars internal cahcert drown,d.
Cannot soothe his last adieu,
Or wake his sleep on Waterloo.
Crashing DER the C,arassisr,
See the ioan,ins charger flying;
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Archibald B. Dick,
DRUGGIST,
ROYAL. STREET,

ROYAL.STREET,
Opposite the Herald Printing Office,
AFFERS for sale general assortment
" Of Drugs, Medicines, Patent Me-
dicines and Surgical Instruments Of iirst
quality
Best Spanish segars BY the box or
smaller quantity, and Richmond Chew-
ling Tobacco.
October / dsw
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Port Of Alexandra.

LOO ENrEaHn,
Sleep Farmer, Spear, New York.
- Pike, Ross, Baltimore.
Schooner living, LaHsrts, Philadsiphis
Dispatch, Sawyer, Portland.
Milo, Simmons. Boston.
Sloop Eliza, Bumpus, New-Y York.
Schooner Allegro, Stedman, Camden.
- Fayorite, Wood, Bath.
McDonnogh, Gunnisson, Bermu'
IA.
CLEARED,
Schooner Rose in Bloom, Rowland
proyidenes.
sloop Polly and Sally, woodward
DnnIries.
Schooner Nancy, Phinney, Sandwich
Brig Fanny, levitt, Portsmouth,.
. Dispatch, Gibbs, New-Bedford.
Altoona, Crawford, Boston. I.
/ Schooner Friendship, Ross. Cayenne.
Arrived schooner Satellite, capt. John
Phillips, 90 days from Madeira wine
VIM. Hodgson and Others. Left there,
ship Pilgrim, capt. Folsom, Of Newbury
port.
Spoke, Sept. 5, lat. ss, so, brig Ran
ger, capt. Frazier, Of and from Baltimore,
Is days ont.
Markets at Madeira, dali.
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Jan,es Enga;sh. ~ John Poe

Respectfully inform their friends and
the public in general, that they have pure
chased Mr.: james Hnderson's Establish.
msnt, at the upper end of King street,
have formed partnership, and intend
transscting 4 general
Flour and Grocery Busiassss =
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October
Fer philadelphia,

kkE The substantial and fast
EsSM sailing schooner Twins, bur.
ass then lotions, Edward LAT.
ferty, master. For freight,
apply to =,
Daniel somers.
October 9 It
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under the firm Of
English e Poe.

Frsm their extensive acquaintance In
the adjacent coanties. and their knew.
ledgs Of the business Ii which they are
engaged, they expect to be enabled to
give confidence and satisfaction to those
dealing with them.
October 9 eoSm
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For Sale.

A Tract: Of Land, containing 240 a.
ores, lying in the county of Wsstuore.
land & state Of Virginia. near the mouth
OF kossier's Creek the greater part Of
which is heavily timbered with white
oak, red oak, and cedar suitable for shin
building, fire wood, etc. For terms en-
quiss Of
if. Caldwell.
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JAMES ANDE RsON,

lnf0rms the public, that be has sold tts
Establishment on King-stfeet, to
Mess,s: English and Poe,
Who will continue the business hereto.
fore carried on by him, and where he re.
quests all his Oidcustomers to cali.
ALI those indebted to him on note or
book accountyafessa uested to call and
settle either with himself or with English
& Poe, Who. are fully authorised to 70.
ceive any debts due 70 him.
October 8 colin
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For Providence.
Agency at Providence, R. !
WILLIAM BLODGET,

NlLLtAM bLOUUEIs
Continues to devote himself, exclusive.
", to Comnission Business, & to make
very liberal advances on consignmcnts
when desirable the utmost promptness
can be calculated on BY those who favor
him with their concerns. Reference to
Messrs. John g. Laid and Go. for add.
|tional prices exchange, etc. etc.
Superine flour, 10a, quick.
Exchange on baltimore, II & IL dis,
lcOunt.
Providence, r. |. Oct SIP dim
PRINTING
| NeatIe executed at the Office Of the A
lexandria Gazette.
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WEDNESDAY, 0sr0a1a 3.

robn Scott il elected the Delegate t
w.s SEQ the Missouri Territory in the
s;stssrtf Congress and Nathaniel Pope
s elected the Delegate TO the fifteenth
\ : s snsress, from the territory Of Illinois.
The Following article from . Virginia
...,,.r. contains very interesting, IS
Iii I'll i affecting group OF objects. whose
':,nst,au asd misfertunes must forcibly
/: !. 60. arsss the pablo feelings We should
1 s' =. exhibitions Of this kind would net
- ~ = Efered to be often repeated IN the
= :, ss.troooIis Of that state. Sush miserable
S Nam have streng claim to something
oys thar co,nmcH humanity. How for
n;sls Hoes che instance of the I" Deaf and
Nome M persou here mentioned, speak IN
svour 81 the Institation in Connecticut
for q the instruction Of persons Of that cha
Ne r Paper.
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Some will pronounce the following
.tanzas fastiaious |; but all will feel that
they are the e,nanations Of genuine sem
sibility.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-08

e-same of his brother of Prussia cile
of tnos. " eak men. whom the nsighing OF
4 hnrse, or the prejudice of legitimacy,
only could have made king. The max
''n re qno,'is ffno non ii. Lercurius, may
tie true IN itself but not of kings.
The kng of n piles, much less a monk
than MS kinsmsn ofSpaih, is more of 4
debauchee. For the picture of a Neapo-
ltanCorrt. see the Letters of Trow,
bridge. nr the Life of Nelson.
The Emperor Alexander is.an except
or to the race we have mentioned. He
has some merit OF his Own, mixed up his
inf mites.
The King Of Sweden IS m idiot AMI
the Prince of Orange has nothing remarka-
bic in his escutchcon.
la England, the King is n lunatic the
Prince Regent is bloated with debaucheiy
his brothers, rioters upon peoples &c
nerosty. The Princess Charlotte is about
to fasten an establishment upon ihe nation,
Who's splendor is only to be equalletl by
their diStresSeS =
Such is the brief sketch of the chiefs,
who preside die dosIines of Europe
and but one green spot in the waste OF idi-
ct.Sm, fanaticisn aud deGau hery
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-08

VINcENNEs q. T SUN.
rs.-To prevent misappre-
respect to the conduct of the
he result of the late council
rison, we are authorised TO
wing -
OF the meeting was co pro-
option of arrangements that
the surveyors to complete the
public land to the north west
ash, without further Interrupt
Indians. For that purpose it
4 TO the Weas and Nermil ion
ia resp, ctabie deputation from
as TO the number aud charac-
Il) that they should furnish a
to accompany the surveyors
ich they should De literally re-
tey appeared 10 entertain no OBJ
pc p; OPPOSITION, but expressed
~ >sne !, final answer until the
ESi ra-;e kickapoos could be prd
1ormed thst it was consideS
were cornpe,ent to decide, a.
Is expected they would give an
~, Sheyts-n shifted their %;
an,st t The boundary on east
bash had been inpPeriy
had been told it 20 DC a
the mouth of BS-'n creek,
|h,ch it had beenln east-and
4 to the land CUE other side
II miles in w,dv from Point
= The mouth Of leoon creek,
ever heard befoy that 1t nao
They ut lengtlthowever' re-
hat they hal adsAced WIN res
re boundary on le east OIL the
ADMITTED that u land belonged
'iite& States, anthat the bounda-
not to be distu ed-bot persisted
Ting their ign9mce OF the sale OF
on the other lie OF the river, and
z, ~ tcted 10 &c survey being COM
|nt counciIIf the Indians will be
ed 1t Fow Harrison on the 2Sd of
der a b tef that this controver-
still be s,ttled in a frieudlv man
] shoSld any Of tie Mamies vi
onticr settlements, the inhabitants
arnestiy reque' ted to TT a. them
dness, and off r them neither !
injury they, however, have been !
~pproach the settlements either
ng 4 trade.
iation has been received that some |
TIA wat'm;es of the Illinois ard S.
were unfriendly, and contemplated
e visit TO the Wabash settlement
ect Is mentioned for tie purpos-
adicuug a report that war par
, now approaching our frontiers.
, however. be an act of pru-
the people on the frontiers to be
guard.
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ONpITIoN oF ENcLANn-


every thing is still on this side the water,
pc & in'.ier 10 utcrestus but tbs State OF
snc, ii would be az well TO look abrcaf!
,aent. Tie FIRST thing that strikes as on
sion, is the state of Ensland-EngIand
cached the pinnacle Of glo,y, only TO Iool.
ng the guph that yawns benesth her
Hccesses upon the continent are ecuailed Oh
Il qiStresaes WHICH she Gnds at home.
AZURE IS not IDEAL. Ii is now confessed TO
u hands. by the ms as we'll as tLs oats
- SNar VEGAS the Opposition by I.c gocs
Y ENieuds of Parliame nta,y Reform
~ 4 of "a two-penny pamphlet up to the
o slih rs in Westminster Hall. In
FI. fs'of this sentiment are strewed in
&: !, BITS, which lay before us-proofs
post make our hearts to yearn with
s spt checked b. the recollection that
and tax s had been accumulated in
"rnpt upon the liberties of man
- lost the French revelation was now
the heads OF its authors; and that
lpie have themselves to blame for
ith which they have submitted tn
<5| tr ministers, and their corrupt Par
~ . ttsentstives.
ct been lat Iy attempted to be
~ .~',cf eyes al the people-in vain did the
n'he throne congratulate them upon
d 'ergof their revenue, manufactures and
DE whole charm is nov dissolved.
Wlthe ChancclOr OF the Exchequer ap-
u vibniget numbering NJ his back, thsn
- from every eye. What support in
= ace. 4 standing army of $4,000 men,
Of ar atRrtain and her colonies
AZ the incone-tax, which G ven IN the
the 5th WAS so obnnxious that It's We
81 eted every record OF It 10 be destroy.
5 ght not serve asa precedent to fu-
continue the Income-tax, which mi
mnly pledged themselves TO the ma
e With thu war; Thus violate heir
u thus to grind the unfortunate sub
ID eXae;inns And was this the
5. which EnPli.hmen have been fshi-
The reward IF al their tolls, their
y cir glo1es' Was il Tot Ibis, that
- atcripo had beeQ watcred viii,
u ~ tsli the obi cts OF tie war had been
= s,xzdie Jdc33fRS were pat down, and
Ut up when 'Bonsparie was again
mock " ~ ocean; when thev were
~ aN al v Arcsdian pleasures, of
he3 s-fees pnder whnse foiiage they
ala, 4 rh' chiidrens' children.
~ fly olepOs7t isit at this time that
3,.t ~ EaiaAi cd, and the defest.
rgGtto be listened around thci.
f11 tnrhats md parliamentary
"a r. iecti us. Ard TO FIJI NJ
IN usitc most distressing view
ny ali olssses Of people.
saws the Duke ofBsAford on
li1nse Of Peers,) pervnding
nunity. Landlords could oh
z profit hb0arers no work.
IL
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Lnte Gon, the LlYER.

The following is brought ne schooner MiIss,
captain Dickerson, arrived tbs port fpm Ha-
ysnnah, where the Boxe q as lying on the goth of
March ~
The Z. S. brig Bor( in the beginning Of pril,
fell with aud csptorfThe schr Comet, com man
ded by the lannon's FAte mitchell lore of the
crew Of the British f5ate Bsrmionc,) and another
small vessel laden WIN smnognton, &c FOR the use
of The Pirate, snd Trried them into N. Orleans
This Pirate had ~ board, specie, jewelry, ske a.
mounting 10 10000 doliars.
Z HnhiAarc 1ttericnt.
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[From Me Phi. Freeman's Jo,n4all

spot ct considerable magnitude has appeared ON
the disk OF tine sun, inr the last days. winch has
given rise 10 many conecures.
The public will pardon the following very hasty
remarks, as only few minutes were afforded TO pre-
pare them.
In the first place. say, the spot is not transit
ct Venus or Mercury, Tor neither OF thcu AT pres
ent, Is III the samepart fthe heavens wiih uie Sun
asd transit OF tAOse planets is always effected III
on hours, nor can bee comet for ts velocity foi
tie most part, is superior 10 those planets
he spot s situated nearly north o the Suns cen
tire, about dgits, or I'm Ids. from the north
a'nb. IL appears stationary, observations were
ccurateiy taken, snd 40 apparent change discovery
ed after about 5 hours
hrotSh telescope it appears somewhat ike
SPIDER having parts extending f-on the main body,
and us magnitude cannot he less than two minutes,
AS it's very visible to the naked eve
IL is more than probable that this spnt is il, the
surface OF the Sun. in which case its surface woul,i
prove to be about tiirty-sir times that of the
earth.
ifths conjecture he true, bv the Suns revolution
shout its axis, will he graduaiyto advance To
the circumference of the Sun, and disappear in a
bout or 10 DAYS.
IL is probable this spot is a comet fallen into The
stn The apparent shape Is: the spot helps TO
confirm tins conJeetarc, az IS ofan cptcaI FORM
somewhst pointed one end, which is the shane in
To which glcbIl2rbnd are throan when fallen OBJ
i'quely upon plane.
THIS iles ia not altogether new for sir Isaac
Newton computes, tia, comet in 1850 approached
towards the Suns surface, within less than SIKH,
part of the Sons diameter; and by moving with
an immense velocity in that nearness, he concludes
that it mnst have been retarded by the resistance
of the Suns atmosphere aud consequently must APP
prosch nearer and nearer after every revolution,
ul st last it fails into the Sun.
Calico, who made the first discovery Of spots in
the sus observed one in 5l2 which was SO large as
10 be plainly visible to the naked eye.
Shoud q comet travel Immediately 10 OF from the
sun, IT might in that case appear statonaly--But
this we have M reason 10 expect.
Nothing further can be said until further oLser-
vations be obtained.
DAVID MCCLURE,
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baltimore, .Hrl
LATEST FROM FRANCE. "A

N1N''"S' 80 u SeHseHtHtW b+ltn0Te, al &M l..
deGnr, gidreh 10. @9I
Fonr officers and some sailors belony ~ron-
American squadron at Mahon, were Ge--tb,v~
lately IN an aifiay with the Spanish snlrrs. Com
modore shaw demanded that exerrry punsl,-
Inent should toe Immediately inHicta on the sohi--
ers, as they were the asgressors, ID then with his
squadron Left the port without waing the reply Of
the s > lish government"
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Jiav s..
SPRING GOO
My1LL!AM GlLLIAT

,Si'fINE; con
WyILLlAM GlLLIAT u
w Cd, by the ship Clifton, ard othsr
London. the following assortment Of eaols
sur s,l on reasonable tVrn,. ut bs stre, 81, 'e sy
from the F.,rueis' Bank 90 ShoeNoe ware-iisu.c.
eases extra super. London clo,,Fs. handsomely
10. do. dc. do. cassinleltS
bales ed qisliiy .la.
dc. do. super.ire
trunk NeSings
10. canihric muslins
do. gold aud iscog-it do.
do. iIll do.
do. super. calirocs
do. common de-.
: DO. Ugh, pockets
do. fine ps'teit Sl;irtines,
do. ipW-pric,d do do. cotton hosiery
do. 'abeayl,shery, do. Mstras. hRnd asTehi
10. 4-i Irish ln,Cf.
IN. rs 10. do
ao. n London gilt ping
: do. common do.
do. Ladies' fashionable london madS shoes. &
DO. coiored and paten; buiun.,is, ~, usso, I
d.. black cimbrirs, plam and WiilJ
1 do. hnntaz. ties
- Seg' OF Euglis.hIacl, paiut, % ,ulsfior qua1y
10 10. du. brown jc. 40.
pair ihip-scsrws. ',sSorted sizes.
.HLSO--JUst Rccciusd, fer tie ~
Frances. direct from AHaaers1
10 casks London Particular Aistrira wine, sun
90. Srrcili or Mad,ira HOelS -
de-. Niaius,,y
Sl.N
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between here aud New
sgime for this boat is con-
|lton * Watts plan, impro-
|'thurs of this place.
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Ramovrisbusy, With her hundred tongues, in
France lone report was, tl,at the Austrian troops
had entered France; 10 exact say some, am indem-
nifty for the Ex-Empress, sc. The fact, however
is not believed.-The Duke of Wellington IS said
TO have protested against the Ultra Royalsts-and
To- have threatened to sound the tocsir, imore sta
bllity and prudence were not introduced
The ministry, upon this, is said to have taken
hcart-and TO have announced 70 the IDENTITIES. that
they sho9tG not mrdle with the act Of 2sh Sentem-
Der 1884,, which disposed ofthe ROYAL Forests IN
isv0ur Of the public eredtoss--." His majesty (ley
saiD would consider any further resistance on thg
topic - direct attack on the royal auihority'E
The Uitrs-Royalists ere luriole.--;be crisis is
20 be rapidly approaching.
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on under the firm Of RfT~Hyi = TRUl
will, after the I5thI.st In. conducted ruiey tii.
che. II 4cfcGl7 . sJa-Pni.
1'Use iudehl,,l 10 the !irm of Rtclic =. TsE.h.I
qucStSd tOsttle their resp,cti'e accounts D, isrs
those haT.Es Claims, 10 prcsei'I ,hrm Coz s'risn
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.iiav 5. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-08
Nautical and Mathematical Academy.
Tuesday EUej.iag, .dp5H SO.

The Spit on The Srtn, which was originally seen
here on the Eastern IiNab, has vanished on the
West.-it has been visible in every town to the
North, as far rs Boston. lathe evening of the SOth
MI. It was seen near Boston GA the Suns n w
limb, in the shape Of a reclining cone, tie base.
towarts the S. w. limb.