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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
foreign gntss!Iaense.
LONDON, OCT. "a.


The Prometheus, has arrived at Ports
mouth from Algiers. She itayed at Al
giers II days after Lord Exmou,h had
failed ihe left it on the 10th Sept. The
officers frequently went on ihore, and
were not intercepted in gratifying their
natural curioiity, as to the extent of the
injury done to the Notifications, the arle.
nal and city.
The city, appears to have fufered
much beyond any defcription that had
yet been given there are but few hou
fes which do not prefent fome effect of
the bombardment. All the Coniufs
houles were unfit to occupy. Five fhels,
one 3 inch and four 10 inch. fell into
the Deys Palace, but fortunately did not
explode, or they would have fhattered
tina, pymcely edi6ce to its foundation
The Dey keeps thefe gratifying mementa
Of the a7th Aug, piled up in his palace |;
and he had given rewards TO all who
would employ themfelves in picking up
the fhot that fell into the city. They
were engaged in putting the Notifications
into a fate of defence for immediate
iervice, fully expecting that the AMERI.
CAN SQUADRON would ihorily Witt them
The Dey has determined not 20 treat
with them any further, though he doubt
ed not they would lombard the place.
The conjecture is. if the Americans
hould proceed to acts of hofil,ty. the
Moors will endeavour to throw off the
Turkifh yoke. The Dey was very ac-
lively employed he had directed that
fifteen pun boats, which were in an half
fniihed rate when Lord Exmouth at
tackled, fhould he completed, and that
the veffels which blew up and funk in
ire Mole fhould be weighed. He bad
only three fchs. remaining. when the
Promesheus failed they were all ready for
fervics.
NAPLES, SEPT. IT.
Two American frigates have &c, fail
for Sicily, and it is thought that the RET
Of the fquadron will foon leave our har.
bour Negotiations consiaue with Mr..
Piuckney, but they have changed their
character. American boating has yield
ed 70 the character of juftice and firm
ness d.fplayed BY US in this eircumfancc.
Cur Government has always been the
fame. ready to hften to weIl.fourded dc
mands. and &c reject vain ard ridiculous
pretenions. The arrangemsnt which
VIII take place between the TWO STATE
viii eaabi!lh reafon and juRice
II appears that Mr.. Pinekney coa,inu
to recruit for the United States artilts.
folders, citizens of every fate and pro-
FELTON,, and IN fine, every thing he can
meet. Ii is not furpriling that in a
country .hese.every perfon fills his fit
uation, 70 many who were difplaced from
the potts they occupied. fhould be will
ing to try their fortune hey ond fea. Be
6des, there are now forming feyeral ex-
petitions for Ruflia:
MOSCOW, AUG. II. 70. s..
They FAY that the pious intention Of
the Emperour, to build at Mofcow a
magnificent temple TO Chrift the Re-
deemer, has been already conGdered and
that it is resolved TO put it in execution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26
MOSCOW, AUG. II. 10. S.

MVSCUWS AUG. M 10.
They fay that the pious intention of
the Emperour, to build at Mofcow
magnificent temple TO Chrit the Re-
deemer, has been already conGdered and
that tits resolved TO put it in execution.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20.
A committee was appointed to consider
whether any, and if any, what pay shall be
allowed 10 the members OF the late Maine
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-11-26

Inc year 1917.
SEPARATION or MAINE.
Gen. Chandler, Mr.. Davis, and Mr..
Prebble, a Commute from the late Convcn.
ZION in Maine, were admitted to seats on
the floor Of the House.
a memorial from the above Committee,
praying that the Legislature would gran,
their consent to the Separation of Maine.
ON the state OF the votes given in, was pre-
sened.
Tread in both Houses, and referred TO
the Hon. Messrs. Oils Pickman Pickering
Fuller and Weston, of the Senate Messrs.
Gorham oi Boston, Saltonstall, Of Sslcm,
Lawrence, of Groton, Hubbard, of Boston,
and Howard, OF Newburypo,t, Of the Housed
The following Remembrance against the
Separation have been presented, read, and
referred to the above Committee
Ot the Minority OF the above Convention:
-Ofth selectmen OF marlborough -
Sundry inhabisents oil Wilton OF Fryburg ;
OF Winthrop OF Woolwich of Lyman !:
OF Elliot ct the towns OF Parsonsfield of
Limerick ;-oe G. r. Parsons end others
oil inhabitants OF Norway, Of Bethel j; Of AL.
bany of Waterford OF Harrison of He
bron OF Sumner of Otsfeld Of Beck
field OF Turner and OF ID Stowell, and
others, of Paris.
MONDAY, NOV. Is.
Brigadier- General Epaphras Hoyt. was
chosen on the part OF the House, Major
General OF the 9TH division of Militia
1he votes syere lS3-V which Gen. H. had
l47.
"WEDNESDAY, NOV. 90.
A committee was appointed to consider
whether any, and if any, what pay shall be
allowed 10 the members OF the late Maine
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EoadeH, FEB. ~.

The Chancellor of the Exchequel
will to-day submit to the house o.
commons, a general view OF our 4 !.
|nancial straightforward his plan OF n
nance, as adapted to a peace esta
|blishment. OF the establishment i
lie not to be supposed that it can 81
upon the same scale with any ont
that has preceded it
The chancellor OF the exchequel
does not, We lear, mean to have re.
course to any loan.
The Dutch and Flanders mai
which arrived this morning have
brnneht accounts from Brussels Il
the 9Th inst.-The duke of yelling
ton was expected at Chambray. viii
Their the commanders of the severa
corps Of the army Of occupation
were to proceed to receive orders
Cambaeeres, it is said, is to reside
at Riga.
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april IL |"
Fifty Dollars Reward

Will be given for experimenting negro
David, who ran away from the sab,c'ibe'
on Wednesday the Goth day of March
last. Negro DaAid is a likely young te.'
low Of yellow complexion mas scar
under his left eye, and a scar on his right
snole' and also ,ta 3q gu on his right or Len
horse, saddle and bride, and will, more
than probasle, attempt to effect his es.
cape TO Pennsylvania. He is well ar
quaiuted in the state Of Virginia, and
went of in that direction.
| will give twenty-five dollars to any
person for experimenting him, if taken
in the state if taken out of the state,
Fifty dollars. The person apprehendihg
him will contine him in any Jail so that
I get him again.
Zet hannah Franklin,
Charles County, Md
April IL 3w.
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April
Public Sale,

BY virtue OF writ of venditioni ex-
ponas, to me directed, from the court OF
appeals for the western shore of Marylad
will be sold for cash and meet crop of to.
bacco, at the court house in Port Tohac.
co, OH Tuesday the Goth day of May next
all William Courts's right, title and in.
terest in and to 3 tract or parcel of land
called :. New Alliford." containing 81
and one half acres, more or less. the pro-
perry of said Courts. Taken in execu.
ton to satisfy debt due Samuel VIM
satt,
TOwNLEY RDBEV.
Late Sheriff Of Charles Count
April 10 dts.
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Circulating Library.

TIE folzoring raiuable BOOKS hacs
lately been added to the Library, v'z.
LABAUME's campaign in Russia
Serrazin's wars in Spain
Parke's last mission to Africa
Por,er's journal, Potter's antiquities
Chate aubriand's christianity y,
Life of Moreau--of lord Nelson--oz
Napoleon--of lady Hamilton
fIume's essays, Byren's poems
Paradise of coquettes, &c.
NOVELS.
Almeria, Belmore, Abbey Wethill,
Armenian, Clan Albin, Clergymans' WI
dow, Duty, Discipline, Guy Mannerings
Hawthorn Cottage, Heroine, John de
Castro, Maid of Moscow, Noblsman and
Steward, Post-Captain, Patience & Per.
severance, Says she to her Nsighbor,
what ? Frecothic Bower, Varieties Of
Life, etc. etc.
C. a. ShuiS.
april 10 go 1aw3wpd
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SALEM, April f.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


A few days previous to the Nancy
AIMS leaving Buenos Ayres. they re,
ceiyed accounts there, that there had
been a general battle in Chill, between
the Spanish army under General Pesva'
Ter, and the Patriot arm, under Gen.
Rundrau, in waich the latter was defeat
ed with the loss Of nearly all his army,
which gave the old Spaniards full PCS.
session of that country. The Patriots
however, have sent OFF reinforce:
ment TO join their retreating army; but
lit was thought they would arrive too late
to retrieve their losses The Patriot.
were so divided, and such unlimited Jea'
lousy existed between the parties, thai
they do not act in concert, which is the
cause of their misfortunes. After the
defeat at Chill, the supreme director be-
came very unpopular and was loudly
complained of, for not having sooner sen
off reinforcsments of tro ps, who, it wa
said, he detained in the city merely tt
keep himself in power. 1t was though
another party would shortly come int
power, and new director appointed.
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/ !. , =, thus yeviewsd and examined
bsse objects, ard produced, 1t IS to Of
foped : conviction of the essential ma
me Of them to the prosperity and ex Is
fsnce Of our colonial possessions IN =
\ mer;ca. we trust they will not be aD
orbed IN the magnitude, or be suffered
! merge in the weight of those grand
nestions, whence the war orig mated
Il. reapective assertion andt DENIAL o
=. maritime ana inherent rights. Ii
=, whist they are scarcely to be deem
4 a If minor Importance. IN one point o.
lev they form the bulk of what ough1
-. come Under discussion; for, as to oul
I~ar;t;me we re-assert, that 50 far from
5sp concession being admitted, even al
Eisouisition relative to them should Pc
.mntoriiy be abstained FROM" -,
/ The pamphlet is accompanied VIII q .
's,ep. showing the proposed boundary \
line. Ii may be traced on any pap % .
|Narth America; beginn''.If a. h.; .ns y =
.obscot. ND that RI RI 20 tae heisntn o.
noosep'i, ans ,ssse heishths to the sour
ians, 49, a. 2oanecticut, down the Green
fss6 aaIII'aaSIs, s,c to Fort Aqne, following
The heighth OF lad between the Hudson
and Lake George, thence along the
Highlands between the sourss OF the
|Yivers flowing into the q. States the ST.
lawrence aud the lakes, TO the Aead of
The Allegheny river near Lake Erie and
down the Allegheny river or Ohio tots
|tonauence with the Mississippi, UP the
mississippi, TO the Missouri. aud follows
ling Missouri to t,e Rocky Mountains
almost all the population Of
Vermont, half that of n. York, and the
lwhole Of Ohio.
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q. Ueneale c c.
feb IS 1aw2m
BOSTON
Glass Mandatory.

EVHE proprietors Of the BOSTON,
q CHELMSFORD GLASS MA
NUFACTORIES, inform the public
that their Mandatory which was de-
Istroyed BY the hurricane in septem~
her las, is rebuilt with many improve
|ments and is nov in.full operation, and
l. aving en- hand a supply OF tie best ma
|terials. are enabled to manufae ture crown
land cylinder window Glass of the very
first quail Y both for strelgt md bril-
|iiancy, and fin glass ware eqgal if noe
superior 10 that Imported t on Eng
Orders for Window Glass of either
kind from by to 20 by 50, or flint
glass Ware inct4ng apoihecaries shop
furniture, di! ectad @
LAWRAsON 4. FOWLE,
Alexandlia,
CHARLES F. KUFFER,
At the Glass Mandatory, or to
E. A. PEARSON,
At their Warehouse, No. 10,
Marlborough street, Bostea,
will meet with due attention and dis,
patch.
March So. = 1awsw
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New Almanacs.
John Il Stezuort,
HAS JUST PUBLISHED HIS
VIRGINIA ALMANAC,
FOR TRE YEAR OF OUR LORD
--l8l6-

Country merchants and others supplI
ed with them by the quantity on the low
est terms.
ALSO,
With writing, wrapping and letter pa
pers, bibles, testaments, spelling books
primers andhistories-slates and pencils
PLAYING and blank cards, Russia and
Dutch quilts and ink powder.-A gene
raj assortment of Greek, Latin and En-
elisb school beoks--most OF the new pub.
lications of the day, and large stock Q,
standing works of merit, viz.--Episcopal
and Roman prayer books, Psalm and
Hymn bsoks, history and poetry, medical
surgical and law books, sc.
He expects in a few days a supply Of
German Almauacks, and hasjust receiy:
ed by the Wilhelmina from Liverpool
22, 900 English Quilts
Ola good quality and cheap-Englisn
waters in tin boxes-black lead pencils
and Dutch sealing wax.
~ Il gross of Humphreys copper
plate playing Cards, first quality and as
lsdrted sizes.
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuesday. April 8


After the reference of several pc
titions,
Mr.. Robertson, from the commit
tee of public lands, reparted bill
authorising the survey of two mil
lions of acres of public land in lieu
of that quantity heretofore autho
rised in the territory of Michigan,
as military bounty lands which was
twice read and committed
Mr.. Wilcox. from the committee
of pensions, made unfayorable re-
ports on the. petition OF James De
laney aud William Crock ; which
were coneurred IN.
Mr.. Peasants. from a select com
m;ttee, reported bill declaring the
assent Of congress to an act Of the
Legislature of Va. to incorporate q
jcompany TO Improve the navigation
lof James River which was twice
read and committed to committee
of the whole house passed forth
with through the committee and wa,
ordered 10 be eDgrossed for third
reading.
Mr.. Hopkinson, from the join,
committee appointed on the subject
of regulating the proceedings of con.
Igress.repor,ed two resolutions. pro
vidiug that the business of all kinds
which may remain unfinished at the
close Of the present session, shall
be taken up at the next session al
the precise point TO which it shall
have progressed during the presen,
session: which resolutions were laie
lon the table.
The speaker laid before the house
the report of the secretary OF the ma
Wv. on the petition Of captain T. Sa
wage, which was laid on the ia
lille.
! An engrossed bill FOX the mor'
leonyenient arrangement OF the court
'Iof the districts Of South Caroiin'
land Georgia, was read the third tim
land passed,
! The following bills passed thro
ia committee of the Whole were re
sporied to the house and seyerally or
|jered TO be engrossed for thir
Reading, to wit: The bin to FIX tn
commissions Of the collectors of tn
{ llircct tax and internal duties, &c.
! i'll 10 increase the compensate
!. low allowed TO guagers, weighers
inspectors, &c. employed in the Gus
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sanyress to an act Of thestate OF S.
carolina. authorising thp city Of
Charlie ton to laya CERTAIN duty on
vessels from foreign port; and a
bin for the relief of the widow and
children Of capt. 4. Morgal
The following bills sls' passed
Through a committee OF tie whole
and we're ordered to be engossed for
"a third reading;
A bill for the relief OF Nm. Ha
mon. a bill for the relief o Charles
Rose and Samuel Breek. jr. bill
Cor the relief of Thos. Farer. Wm.t
Moseley, VIM. Young anf Villa m
Leeeh. a bill for the reliefof Joseph
Wilson. a bill for the Fslief OF Paul
ID. Butler, a biIlfo the relief Il. 5.
Reed and Danl, Dobbins, bill for
the relief of Jeeph Wheaton bill
for the relief If TIL. Ap. Catesby
Jones, a bill for the relief of VIM.
Hood. a bill for the relief of WASH
ington Bridge Company. a bill for
the relief of ssher Palmer, bill
for tie relief 81 the Supervisors OF
Clinton county N York. a bill for
the relief Of Jim Crosby. senr. and
j. Crosby. jr. a bill for the relief OF
Ephram Shayhr, a bill tor the relief
of Taylor and M'Neal, Evans and
M'NeaI, and ". aud J, M'CIeister,
a bill for the ,eIief Of Charles Todd,
a bill for the relief Of fhos. B. Fla.
pish, a bill 70, the relief Of Peter Au
drain, a bill fbr the reliefo capt j.
Wamsley's company Of militia in
Virginia. bill for therelief OF Pa
trick and Abigail O'Flyng, abiii for
the relief Of Hamilton county 10 o.
hia, a bill for the relief of goods
entered at Hampden. il Maine.
bill for the reliefof Msnasseh Mi
nor, a bill tn uuthosise the sale of
= .e.:,oJ - - 1.,.ssn sii~ Ia In
diana, q bill to sell q tract Of land a.
tbs old British for; al the Rapids of
the Miami OF Like Erie. bill TO
sell a tract Of iaad at the Lower Ra
pids Of Sandusky River.
The bills from the senate to al
ter the road laid ont from the Ra.
bids Of the Miami to the Coaneeti
cut Reserve. aad 10 authorize the
state of Ohio to sell lot of land,
we're passed through the committee
Of the whole and ordered TO third
to- morrow.
Mr.. Castor having announced The
Iieeesse Of the hon. Richard stan
ford, member Of this house from
North CarOiiaa--
The llsual orders on such occa-
sions we're adopted-and it was voted
to attend the funeral to morroa at
Q o'closk ia which The senate con
Cured.
Both houses, from respect to the
memory OF the deceased memDer OF
the house Representatives All onrn-
I'd to Thursday.
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Port of Alexandria.

Cleared schr Trenton. Beasley, Mar
Unique, by stull & Williams of George
town.
The brig Penelope, Crabtree, and sch
Henry, Pritchet, cleared at n. York on
the 9Th inst. for this port.
The schooner Hazard, Tucker, forty
days from the river Oronoke, has arrived
at Salem. Left there sch'r. belonging
to Alexandria, name not mentioned.
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Foreign Intelligence.
CORK. Feb. III.

We received this morning the
London Journals of Monday, q Pa
lis papers to the i9th inst.
Some interesting discussion has
faken place in the Chamber OF DE
puties upon a few points In the can
stitu,ion OF that body, reserved ny
the charter for revision. Instead OF
one fifth Of the members being re-
newcd every year. they are all TO
bold their seats for the duration OF
Tbs Chamber, which is fixed at
Eve years. unless previously dissolv-
led By the king. Ii is also proposed
10 confirm the resolution requiring
that a man under forty years OF age
shali not be eligible, and TO increase
The number of deputies from 26o te
shout 400, as a proportion mere
Suitable to the population Of Tie
Kingdom,
81 A petition from some inhabitants
of the Department of the Mouths
fths Raone. praying that Marshal
nIas.ena should be brought TO trial
for his reasonable conduct on the
Banding Of Bonapsr,e from Elba. has
also produced animated conversation
aa the Chamber. 1t was urged in
pain agaiust the petition that the
marshail was protected by the law
\ cf amnesty. The chamber availing
Stselfof distinction drawn between
y bis civil and snilitary capacity, or
6ered the petition 10 be referred 20
khe miaister Of var.
OF this man, says Che Eondon
Courier. we repeat. that iii is impos-
sible Tor any one to have worse o
piniou than we have /; but law 30
lemnly passed law passed under
bueh circumstances aud after such
events; law that was TO shat the
door upon the past, ought not TO De
STRAINED or violated, even TO punish
him. bioodstained and criminal as he
is. Ii will revive the system Of de-
huneiation--and the Law If Amnes
b, 80 far from being fDai measure
hs to the past, and a tranquil mea
sure as to tae future, will be nothing
more than one Of those reyolutiona
by deecees which scarcely out Iiyet
tbe week IN which they were passed
and which rendered the successive
Legislative Assemblies OF France
moekery TO the rest of Europe, ant
. curse to the French nation,
There is in the Journal des DE
bate an article OF an official nature
relative TO Sir Robert Wilson an,
the other two gentlemen. 1t is pub
Iished for the purpose OF shelving
that no unnecessary delay has takeI
place, and that they Will have al
the benefit Of the French laws equal
" with native. To be sure, the,
are entitled TO It. They applied E
the Tribunal de Premier Instance
20 De released upon bail, The aPpli
caticu was rejected. and they sp
lesled 20 the Court Reyale, whie'
las not ret decided upon it. Thei
case. il is added, will be submitte
20 tie Court Of Assise.
a rapsr Of Friday last, says tina
the chamber OF accusation by While
The Indictment against them is 10 b
drawn mp, has nearly finished It's !;
eors. NJ. Dupin is to be their at
socair.
lsis said in some journals, th;
.ae nivister aas abandoned tie pr
Jse' Of an Income tax in Lrelan,
aas has, se aas acted wisely.
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District fColumbia-TO WITS
County Of .aleaaHdrid.
.NSD. Term. 1915.
Joseph Janney--C Complainant
AGAINST

-
Joseph Janney--Cosaplainant
= AGAINST
aohn Douglass brown, and Robert
Gray, Administrators OF John Westcott
decd. 4 James d. Westcett, John " est
|cott, James S. Scott and Mary his wife,
|and Ami Eliza Westcett, heirs. at law
!of the said John Weseott, decd.-De-
PENDANTS.
IN eHANCERY.
The defendants James d. Westcott
'and John Westco}t> not having entered
their appearance and given security
according to the statute and the ruleS
of this court. and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendants J,mss D. Wet
colt and John Westcott ar. not inhabi-
|tants of this district: on nation of the
complainant by his counsel, it is or
|dered, that the said defendants James
ID. Westcott and John Westcot, do APP
appear here on the first day q April
Term next, and enter his appearances
Ito the suit, and give security for per
forming the DEGREES OF the court; md
that the other defendants John Douglass
Brown, Robert Gray, James S. Scot
land Mary his wife, and Ann Eliza west.
colt, do not pay away, convey or secreta
the debts by them owing to, or the estate
said absent defendants James d. West
colt and John Westcott, until the fur
Their order or decree of this court,
and that q copy Of this order be
forthwith published for two months sue
cessively in one of the public newspapers
Published in this county, and that ano.
Their be posted at the front door "a
the Court House of said county.
A copy-Test,
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, ArRin 70.

Extract of letter from a gentleman ii
Newbusyport, (Mass.) to his friend il
this place, dated Cd March, 1916.
g We had q storm of thunder and
lightning yesterday, and the new. and
handsome Westinghouse at Belville,
vas struck by lightning and entirely con.
sumed."
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CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE. --April i.

The general appropriations bill
was discussed, and some amendments
made TO it, among which was one,
to increase the lower rates Of com
pensations to clerks in the public
Offices.
The bill making further provi-
sion for military services during the
late war was further discussed ; and
the question tried, in more than one
shape. on the proposition to give
bounty lands to the disbanded OH
GERS, every motion for that purpose
being however ultimately reject.
ed
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is hereby given to ali persons that
have heaps of manure in the corporatio
to have the same removed by the frs
of May next, or they will be removed
for the use of the public.
JAS. MCGUIRE,
Superintendent Of Police
April 6,
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p11pfiC SALE.

THIS DAY will be sold on th'
premises, at half past 8 o'clock,
A Lot of Ground, situated on to-
corner of Washington and Wolf streets
ninety Ave on Washington, and ski,
on Well street--Terhs will be made
known atths place of sale.
2 G. Marsteller
April 10.
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Just Received

End for Sale BY J0gN.a. sTER.aRT'
A n ENQUIRY respecting the I!
y ture of Washington by the British
with an examination Of the report OF the
Committee Of Investigation, etc. etc.
feb 20