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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
NORFOLK, May 90.
THE STEAM BOAT.

Yesterday morning we announced the
arrival Of the Steam Boat POwhatan, from
New-York. She gIided up the channel in
great majesty, affording to large con-
course of spectators, increased delight, from
the apprehension which had en- felt for
her safety. We ara happy to learn, how
ever, that she sustained no other injury
than the loss of plank or two which
formed part OF the cap to the larboard
wheel.
The Powhatan was constructed in New
York, and is owned by company Of Gem
tlemen in this place and Richmond, whose
public spirit, zeal for the promotion of
american Genius, and ample means, are
an assurance that nothing Siil be wanting
to give to the respective places all the ad-
vantages, and to those who may avail
thens Ives of this Il Iightful mode of
travelling, all tho satisfaction, which such
an cstab lshment can confer. She has is
Births in the fore, AS many in the middle
cabin, and 10 in the after or ladies apart
meut and although she has not so much
gaudy show in her decorations, (which are
not yet completely as some others that
we have seen, she is in every essential
matter substantially constructed, & hand b
som ly adapted to the ease, convent
e1ce and genteel accommodation Of Passen-
gers.
She will shortly be in readiness to COM
mence her career. of which, timely n, zee
will be given. fBEAcoN.
Steam Boaf.--We have the satisfaction
Of announcing the arrival of the Steam
Boat PowHATAN, from New-York; our
satisfaction IS tine greater. as some apprs-
hens,ons we've entertained of her safety
From uinute taken of the occurrences
since her departure. we learn that she came
ont Ut Sandy Hook on the morning Of
THURSDAY iast ; 4bnOt O'Clock Of that day
it came on 20 blow very heavy at about N.
N. T. f; II was De med expediemt to make
for E4rnegat Inlc,, but tie sea had got up
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01

The warfare between the Royalists and
the Revolutionists of SIP. America, contin-
ues to be carried on with various success,
and other circumstances at which humanity
revolts Fifteen hundred persons, with
out distinction Of age or sex, fell victims to
the revengeful spirit of the Royalists at a
place Called Zimity. ID. Press.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
NEw-YoRK. May 25.
Sir Jain Come .SberbroEe

III OVTTt NVuIIF OHtT UTOhE
The Prince Regent has appointed Lieut.
General Sir John Coape Sherbroke, to be
Captain General and Governor of the pro
vinces of Upper and Lower Canada. New
Brunswick. Nova Scotia, and the Islands
of Prince Edward and Cape Breton The
Governor has signi6ed hisintention to re-
pair to Quebec, (the usual Head Quartersl
as soon as the season will admit oft.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
[From Me Boat9n Palriot.l

!, is to be regretted that many individu.
NJ acts Of gallautry do not find their way
into the annals Of the recent war. Impair
tial history will, however, DO justice to all !;
and many officers, who Considered them
selves neglected, will find their deeds en-
blszoned in story.
Among the mauy acts of Drawing danger,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
NEwBURYPoRr, May 81.
TRADE OF MARTINIQUE

From Captain Folsom, who has arrived
here in % days from Martinique, we learn,
that decree is issued, without any re-
gard to the time of entry. prohibiting the
importation of any articles of the produce
of the Island, except rum or molasses, in
American vessels, after the 18th inst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
TERMINATION. (KAMav is.

letter was received IN this town by
the last mail, from gentleman in New
Orleans, stating that the Spaniards
have captured several American ". s.
sells bound to that city from ports occu-
pied by the Patriots, with view to con-
denim them as prizes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01

We are informed that General Lalle-
rnand arrived at Philadelphia on the 18Th
inst. in the brig Flora, from Hamburgh-
This officer, it will be recollected. was
with Bonaparte, on board the Northumber-
lard, ~, from whence he was transported
with Sayary, &c. to Malta.
". Y. Columbian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
li'som the Trenton Federaiist.l
FIRE. THE PINES

We are informed that great damage has
been sustained from the fire in several
tracts of pine land in the counties of Mon
mouth and Burlington, within the two
last weeks. The fire hrs principally
prevailed in the neighborhood of Egypt.
Toms River, R0use's Mill, and Batstow
iron works. The dry weather which has
so long prevail ed at this season of the year,
has gwen a vide range to the destructive
element. We are told that several hous-
es have been destroyed, and that man
by the name of George Collins, lost his
life in attempting : stop its progress. Elk
tensive losses of timber. &c. are supposed
to have occurred within the range of the
FIRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
BALTIMORE, Nav "a

Arrived schooner HighAyer. Gardner, 10
days from Port au Prince. The day befor-
sailing, n Russian ship arrived from Bor-
deaux. on board of which il was said was
an envoy of Louis 18th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
NEW YORK. Nav o..

I,suTrect;on at Barbados su6dued.
a letter received Yesterday morning, by
a gentleman from Antigua, under date of
tho 50sh April. states that the insurrection
among the Blacks at Barbados, had been
subdued. About 600 of the insurgents
were killed, and some of the white inhabi-
tants OF Bar5adoes also lost their lives
Eighty estates or plantations had been
completely destroyed. l&. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
NEW YORK. Nav ~

Captain Shanks, of the schr. Amphion,
arrived at Baltimore on Thursday in 81
days from Rio Janeiro, informs us that the
Queen of Portugal died on the 5Oth of
March and that a feet of transports
with troops had arrived at Rio -Janeiro.
said to be destined for Rio Grande.
Bezyare Of Courterjeits-On Saturday
a well-dressed man, about % years of
age called at the office Of Messrs. Butler
& Nevins and CHered them two notes of
100 dollars eaca purporting to be Of the
Mechanics Bank of Philadelphia. They
we're both discovered to be counterfeit !;
the man was Immediately arrested and,
after an examination by the Police Ma
gistrates, committed to Brdewell.
We understand there is gang of these
counterfeiting gentry lurking in and about
the city one of whom on Saturday,
passed seven notes Of 100 dollars ca h.
all of the above description ard though
dete ted, and pursued over the Nrih
River by two offic rs If justice, he effected
his escape by swimming across a creek,
and running into the woods.
The notes are 80 we'll executed as TO
render the detection difficult and pro-
badly the villain who is now in Bridewell
might have succeeded in his imposition.
had not Mcssrs. Butler * Nevins received
previous intelligence Of the circumstance
Of the forgery from their Philadelphia
correspondent, which. by keeping suspi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
ECCENTRICITIEs OF COMMERCE.

Every one has heard of the folly of " SEN
ding Goals to NEWCASTLE" In modern
days, we find trade SO capricious, that adj
ventures analogous to the Goals OF New
Castle, are entered into, and not unfre-
quently prove productive. Cotton has
been sent from New York to Charleston.
Molasses is imported into the y. States
from Scotland-and what may appear
even more extraordinary, is TINT ship is
now loading ut onr wharves for London,
and has engaged for freight twenty -four
packages or cases of British Dry Goods
CPhA. Ca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
GARRIT MINOR, Mayor.

DR.. Ayiett Halves having s;gnifed to
his Constituents, the Freeholders of the
counties of Culpeper and Fauquier, his
wish to retire from public life, after the
expiration of the present Congress, we
are pleased to be authorised to state,
that John Shacke!Jord, Esq. of CuIpeper
county has consented to be offered to the
District as his successor. He1ald,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01
FOREIGN.
Boston, 1fav 81.

Boston, Nay 81.
Arr. British ship Contest, George.
sixty days from Glasgow, cargo molas-
ses, rum, millinary, paints, oil and mer-
chandze. April 25. lat. Al. long. Al, fell
in with the wreck of the brig Philip, Cha
zsl, from Charleston. for Bordeaux, and
picked up the crew in the long boat Is
souls in all, including French lady witt
children who were passengers in the
Philip. Captain Chaz7l hiss gwen the fol-
lowing particulars Sailed from Charles
ton, April IS, with carg, of COTTON and
rice, Bound to Bordeaux. On the Oath,
lat. Al, long. As, was struck by whale
athwart the stern which rose immediately
after, asterp. BY the blow we received,
the stern and cut water were laid athwart
ship 10 the starbo rd, from the scaff Of the
keel to the s-aff of the stern, which was a
foot above water /; took in al, sail, set both
pumps to work, but thu leak increased so
fast, that in half IN hour the water was
above the cabin foor hove every thing
OFT deck, cut away the m aiIrm est, tried ev>
cry experiment with blankets sc. to stop
tho leak, but without effect got out the
long boat; put in some provisions and
clothing +; the officers, crew and passengers
got into her and left the brig next day fell
in with the Contest, and was received on
board. April 20, fill in with the brig
again; found her full Of water. dead lights
out; sent a boat on board, but was not a
BILE TO save any thing from her, except 4
bales cotton. the sea making a complete
breach over her. Supposed the cot
ton Oh board was all that kept her from
sinking. Next day experienced severe
gale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-01

cion alive, induced them TO be ''n.sbly
careful and scrupulous i'll their exainina-
ton Of notes offered for exchange.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
Land for Sale.

MyHE subscriber. wishes to sell a tract
"a Of Land in Fairfax county, con-
taining $50 acres. From actual expert
ments, it is found to be well adapted to
clover and plaster. very inccnsidera-
ble quantity Of which will make it sGps.
rior land; as ct present the greater part
IS really fertile. The situation Of the
property is desirable, being about one
quarter of mile from the stage road
leading froa Alexandra to OccoquanS
and not farther from Mr.. Jahney's mill,
and Accotiuck creek, through which
channel tie purchaser may convey his
produce to any market lying upon the
sea-board Persons anxious to purchase
may be shewn the laid by Mr.. KeasA =
living co The premises.
Joha III. M'Cariy.
March Is tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
{ and for Sale.

,.,.,,,, sn,,ssribe,. offers for sale two
small FARMS in the county OF
= .,noreIa,si and state of Virginia.
.a go - Mattox Greek, containing 2qo
uas s. = nr;ncipally land OF the first quaii-
a T. ~ # which IS heavily timbcred.-
, ~ i on his tract good dwelling
lps .s ,g;th ALI necessary out-hoSses, a
T Tns Young apple and peach orchard,
n nee &c never failing streams conyenl-
~ rhe house stands Oh the banks OF
s sa'. .,,sak where every convenience and
lusary that the season can AFFORD Is az
tsched to 1t.
Ono ather Tract, lying and being IN
che same county, about one and nan
,n;!es fram the above tract, containing
sso and half acres, about $50 acres OF
which IS n good timber-there is dwell
Iioa house. kitchen, and an apple or
,Sssa with some other valuable fruit at
achea 10 this, with spring of good wa
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin M,
lee 1s,,. ESD. ar Henry Bcaucock, beth of
which gentlemen live near the premises
or tae sasscriser IN Alexandra.
ELLIOT MUSE.
Cd ma. 2s :.
Tie editors of the n. Intelhgencer
are reqcested to insert TIE above tive
weeks and send their account to this OIL
fce.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
Lost Or 1nfsIaid,

a certificate Tor 100 shares of the
Stock OF the Marine Insurance Compa-
ny of Alexandgis, numbered from Ne.
55I to ESQ inclusive, in the name Of
James Heron, for renewal of which ape,
plication Will be made to the office Of
the said company.
James Taylor, jun.
Executor Of James Heron, lee'as
March 80 A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
REMOVAL.
Thomas Mount

HTAs removed his Fancy Hard Ware
Store and Comb Mandatory,
from ROYAL street to his New Store on
King street, opposite Patton and Butch
er's Hard Ware Store, where he offers
for sale very general assortment OF
Goods in his line.
Just finishing, very handsome as
sortment ST Tortoise Shell Combs.
March |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
nlchard Slade & 90,

OFFER FOR SALE,
1t their store, upper end Of King street,
A large u general assortment OF
HARDWARE e CUTLERY.
Having procured those goods on the
very lowest terms, for ready money,
from the best hoases in England, they are
enabled to sell them on as good terms
as any house ia the United States
They expect by the first arrivals at tins
port, great addition to their present
stock, which viii then comprise as COM
pIete an assortment as may be Obtained,
at any one house in their line.
They are also in daily expectation OF
3 vessel from Europe, with a quantity Of
BAR IRON, completely assorted.
at~il 6 ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10

GERMAN GOODS.
Charles [ CatleU
EEAs received per the ship Orion, di-
I'd rect from Hamburg, and oilers for
sale the following Goods. viz,
800 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting oflooking glass plates, de-
canters, tumbIers, wine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
200 bales Linen,
Consisting Of PlatiIlas, Bitannias,
EstopilIas, Rouans, Cholets, Creas, las
tadoes, Dowlas, Hessians, Sail Cloth,
White Sail, stout hempen IickieIlbuTgs,
Osnaburgs. Burlaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead,
Scythes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives,
Brass wire,
Quilts,
Liquor cases,
Fruit baskets,
Casks of steel Of a superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijohns,
Apothecaries' glasses,
Furniture, BOTTLES and beads, &c
All of which will be sold on as good
terms as they can be purchased in the
United States.
Nov %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
Land Of superior quality
FOR SAsE.

FOR SASE.
rw->NE subscriber wishes to sell the
farm on which he at present re-
sides. containing about 600 acres, most
of which are rich low grounds and per-
fectly level. part of that valuable es-
tate formerly belonging to the late
Thacher Washington, ESQ. lying on the
PotoG.ac, in King George county, in the
Northern Neck of Virginia, about 90
miles below the city of Washington
Tie buildings on this farm, consisting OF
a good dwelling-house nearly new, and
all the necessary out houses, are caicu-
lated for the accommodation OF genteel
family. These improvements, with an
enclosed garden and yard annexed there.
TO, capable of being made useful and
handsome. are situated convenient to 9
spring of good water, on an emnence
commanding an elegant view of all the
low grounds Belonging to this estate, to
which are attached valuable fisheries, a
plenty of wood and timber, line pastu.
rage, marshes, waters, &c. for every KIND
of stock and wild fowl in their season,
aud oysters are very convenient. lhe
products of the farm can be deliSered'
without any extra expense, from its own
shores On nayigable waters for large YES
sells to any port of the United States;
and with ali these substantial advantages
the very extensive and beautiful prospect
Afforded by this healthy seat, Of the river
Potomac. Machodock Greek and the
neighboring situations around both, on,
the Virginia and Maryland shores. is
highly interesting. Unquestionabie title
will be made to the purchaser and tor
the terms and examination d the pre-
misses, applications are to be made to
Warner W ashington.
King George County, Virginia,
March % U
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
Burr Milestone Manufactory

Burr Milestone Manufactory
.YESHE subscriber, intending to return
q to the town Of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business Of Burr Mill
stone making, takes this method to in
form his friends and the public, that be
expects to commence business about the
first Of April next, at his old stand, where
he WILDE prepared to execute all orders
in his line that he may be favored with
Benjamin Brown
Dec IS Cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
RoYAL-sIREET, ALEXANDRIA.
pUBLIsHED Da1LY. By 5. ssoWDEN I
WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1916.
For Boston,

k5S The regular trading schooner VA,
lzas tive, n. Mayhem, master will
satin all next week. For freight or
passage, apply to the master on board
or to
Lasorason g Fosole,
Who have received by said schooner and
for sale,
500 boxes of mould candles,
200 do. brown soap
80 barrels No. / Beet,
60 tons plaster Paris
40 boxes window glass, iro4 the
Boston mandatory, oil different
sizes
800 reams wrapping paper
cask containing tea sets emma
case decanters
8 do pint and half pint tumbiers
ALSO FOR SALE,
Afloat on beard the brig .abeona, j. Dow,
master, from Cadlz,,
5000 bushels superior quality Cadiz
salt.
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SHIT aFLOaT.

1000 bushels Bonavista,
1000 bushels of Cadiz. suitable for the,
fishery. and will be sold low.
90 dozen German scythes, of supes
rior quality,
20 casks Of stone lime,
40 barrels Of very nice moIasses,
100 Spanish hides, and few
barrels tanners oil,
Sugar, coffee, raisins, bar iron and
steel, and tolerable assortment of Ger
man linens,
-. For sale by
Mordecai Miller.
April Q Cav 4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
) SALES AT vENDUE.

On epsiy Tuesday md and FRIDAY
=. WILL BE SOLD,
~. ysnd,,e Store, corner Of Prince
q ~ and Water Streets,
M, Goods, Groceries, &c.
. Liars ofvhich will be expressed IN
fafl'' ~ the bills Of the day.
~. All kind Of goods which are on
Ion and the prices Of which are
IhD.aslbGaSea. can at any time be viewed
es' S vpnrehased st the lowest limitation
aao pt''es p 6. MARSTFI4I.ER.
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[4575
Franklin Bank of Alexandra,

YSHE report made to Congress in ia,
II sor of chartering the several
Baeking Associations in the District:
having included the Reel Estate Bank
OF The United States, and designated it.
under the name Of the Franklin Bank
OF Alexandria,-Notice is therefore
given, that all checks, drafts or other De.
gotlations, with the said Bank, will be
recognized by the officers of the said
Bank in the name of either the Franklin
Bank ct alexandria, or the Real Estate
Bank Of me United States, until the said
report is finally acted on.
BY order of the Board.
w. T. SWAMI, Cashier.
March so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
PAPER R.ays'GEHsGS,
OF the Newest Philadelphia Fashions.

JOHN A. STEWART,
EEAs received his Spring Supply OF
HE the above article, which, with his
former stock, makes his assortment very
large and elegant.
April 5
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10

Vaudeville & Ldrlnour,
Corner Of King g FairJar q King gWa~
ter streets,
HAVE FOR SALE.
60 bids. and tlerces Olleans and
rnnscovado sugars
10000 lb green coffee
1000 b Java coffee
20 casks first q uality Goshen cheese
100 bees Old Dap
50 o6xes mou Id candles assorted
10 bags Jamaica Pimento
20 hhds Pennsylvania Whisky. J
so barrels do.
90 puncheons w. I. Run,
Is pipes cognac brandy
S barrels peach, brandy
s pipes Holland gin
10 barrels country ditto
10 hogsheads retailing molasses
S hogsheads syrup
100 boxes Spanish cigars, first and
second quality -
100 keys Carrots and Leiper's snuff
10 tierees bladder snuff.
With their usual general assortment
OF wines, liquors, teas and other groee-
ries
March ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
For Boston and Portland,
LAST Notice.

Last Notice.
ALL persons having claims against
The estatesof Bede Clements, deceased,
are herebyEwarned 20 exhibit them to the
subscriber, zen or before the first day OF
Nav next. as on that day the admiDistra-
ton will be closed and the funds distri-
buted as the law directs.
Thomas Irwin,
Executor,
March 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10

Just received, for Sale
Nine hcgsheads good retailing m@as-
ses, and fsteen barrels Muscovado SUI
gar, by
s1arch 26
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
A Lot of Ground for Sale.

Fronting 81 feet on Fairfax street and
the same number of feet on Royal street.
and Running from the one street 246
feet 10 inches, to the other the above
width, being parts of lots No. 2S and
"A, on the plan of Alexandria. On the
said ground there is great abundance of
excellent building sand.
The above lot is the property Of the
heir of Duncan McEiven, alias Nivea
deceased, late OF Alexandra. Fer terms
apply to Mr.. .7a,dreac Jnmieson. +,
january IS. Cav
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
To Rent,

A three story Brick Warehouse, TIRE
proof] next door TO Mr.. John &. Ladd>s,
on the dock. Apply to
? Jane Fl. slacun.
October 7 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-10
RECIRED..

JOSEPH MAsosy1LIE, has retired
from the irm Of Richard Slade e Co. by
mutual co2-ant.-The business will in
iatars be conducted by the remaining
party ,Iaaes .andersoa g Richd. Sldde,
Saasf the tsrmer firm Of Richard Slade
Joseph .Mandsril's,
James anderson,
Ma..L Tlchard Slaae.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-17

more. This Is, indred, being 6uias,k n
H6evfy. This y TO use. power In q pfob<f
manncr. Whct power is shus, 1sed q ~
jus, to wish Il 70 be Increased.
The plunder which has been sommiikd
upon The French nation, the rcqulsitiohs ! 'Isla
upon them, the iasul,s, the foggings hey
have undergone, and perhaps, have tei ~
undergo, are all richly fneriled, II they h6<o
preferred slavery TO freedom and, II shry
bave not IL they ars merely kept do~h ~
force, these Hoggines will, before three yssta
have passed, have an excellent effect. ~
10 the plundefing Of the rnuseums shd- TIE
galleries. the things there belonged not t6
the Bogrsons. uld rather they shbuld
all have been coIw ned by 6sc than remai6
in ntheir possession. They will have Frsheo
what France ought to be under them ahd,
when France ia any thing else, il will by.
theirs no longer. This, ins,esd OF 4 day Of
modification, is . day OF triumph, 70 the res
publieans Of France, While they bore swsy,
oil Europe wee etouching at tho feet Of Shsif.
country. Then, who dnl hot uembi6 iH
France frowned. Then, what sovereign iiif
Europe was there who did no, seek TO cortils
late the 0sent Nation .aoss, the Hpusbohs
being restored, Trance Is the scorn of sA6sS
whom her republican legions made fly before
them like dust and Frenchmen are iiosgsd
by those, who, when they were republicans,
would have Ii. ked their feet Such is The
change wrought by tho restoration of tbs
Bou'bons. Such is tho price which rscuchs
men are paying for that restoration. lf
WILLIAM COBBETT.