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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13
AL Graham P2rK,
On Wedsesday the 9TH September
Diil te offered tor sale,
Twenty Dollars Rezuard.

SrRAYED or Stolen from the sub
scriber, on the night of the 9th Instant,
a bright bay More, about IA hands high,
we'll made, trots hard, her
left hind loot white, has a black spot on
her foot lock, one OF her hind hooks lit
tie larger than the other, small place
skinned on the end of her nose-no other
marks recolected-she is about seven Or
eight years old. The above reward will
be given and reasonable charges paid if
taken up over twenty miles distance from
this town and brought to me: or, If a
less distance, l viii pay accordingly.
Jemi,na Mutt.
Js!y 12 st
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LoNpos. May go.
Important to Mariners.


The following communication reached
US from 0stend, respecting a new ar
rangement Of the tights at that port:--
" 4 light has been for some tine pre-
pairing In the Downs, to the east Of that
port, in soutI: eastern direction from
that which already exists on the peint Of
the Jettee, aud Il to be 10 use from the
lst of Jaac. These tights, By bringing
both into one, are meant to point oat the
best channel for catering the l,arboy, a
circumstance of some importance to sea.
men who navigated to this port. The
lights, in question, will, of course, ouiy
burn dariag the period of the tide that
the barber is practicable"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13
Extract of a letter from respectable
house, dated

h{a%ston, SAN. June o.
s. The superfne tienr from Baltimore.
of the new inspection, is preferred to all
other. We have sold best Philadelphia
-four at SIC. and are now asking 49,
Yellow corn. IS per bushel: best 20
inch cypress shingles, SIS 16.
Exchange on London, 10 per cent pre-
MUM.
Best green coffee, prime. 10 so a Il
good Muscoyado Sugars. 9 IA 10 50;-
rum so cents per gallon
Ertract from Gibraltar, .Tay "a.
& Flour, s DIS. % a so, OH board -
Rice, 8 "a . IS per lie lbs. Ind. Corn,
s per fanaga Naval Stores, unsaieable !;
Kentucky Tobacco. l9 DIS. per l12 lbs.
wanted; White Havana Sugars, GO dol
lars wanted"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13
Cambridge. July 5, 1916.
Poems of Lcrd Byrog,

Could an ancient rise from the dead
and visit oae of the Boston book stores.
he weuid be astonished to see its shelves
SO loaded with poems and no9cls. Were
he mathematician. who Ieit Inclined
to measure superfces- rather than So
fIids, and should be apply his scsle to a
book case, and take its dimension, he
would by calculatian conclude, that the
present century is the golden age Of IL
teratnre, and the present year, the very
acme OF The present century. Should
his curiosity lead him to npen any of the
volumes. which lay piled on the shelves,
he wea'd find. besides poems and novels,
barren OF sentiment, (to be esteemed on
~ Tor sono'ious We, biage and harmoni-
GUS obScarlties) satires whose shafts are
sufficiently envenomed, indeed, but are
not hurled by the vigorous arm of juye-
nal plays which have nothing in COM
mon with Shakespeare, but the number
OF his acts; and moral ESSAYS, which
without the sentiment, have ali the pom
pous latlnity of Johnson. He would al
so lind most of the poetical works to con-
slst OF tales. ballads. or epics, from the
pens OF Scott, sonthey or Byron: and
he might upon further Inspection excl lain,
" whose heads 80 groW beneath their
shoulders" but here exists race of Poe
.tlcophasoi, who have M head at all.
LORD Byron has cut two tarnPikes, on
ParnassuS, to Immortality, within few
months. And although his two poems
have been reprinted in This country, they
have received hrtle either Of praise or CEN
sure. We might therefore, fairly con-
ciude,that although they have been read
by maay, and understood by some. vet
that they are commended by few, and viii
soon be forgotten. But It IS here intend
ed to notice a few defects in two de,
|partaents, where he is supposed to excel;
|nameiy, in the harmony Of his words, and
tue originality Of his imagery; and .leav-
ling his beauties for other pens to super.
induce, upon this slight basis, a few &C.
lneral remarks.
/. His figures
is And as tie fabric sunk beneath
The SCATTERING shett's volcano breath"
| . Many bosom, sheeted in brass,
lstrewed the earth, like broken glass"
I. Sabres and swords with blood we're gait.
What confusion of imagery is here
First, shelps, breath" blows 4 house o
Iyer. As to s bcsoms being stre9ed apei
earth like broken glass" where is tht
analogy or resemblance between the sisr
The g Siege cf eerilth" and .Pa
nsina.n
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PRICES CURRENT

r. WILMINGTON, ". c. jug I.
10 a,oa III. Is and is cents beef Dbl
hs,salG DIS: bees wax ID. 2! a so cents :
eaIlo.y eosnlac, gallon, dds ditto peach
seissa | a | 10: butter ID. Is a SO cts
corn 10, 10 20 Is: corn bushel, S. a 90;
anlans meal bashei, l dol. is: cotton
81 = = scarce, Id. 90 a so cents aour
lumhss. 8 8: hogs lard, ID. II ais
feet. . boards = Y plant and scantlipg, 1000
y a DIS: slaves ". Q. hogshea,
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PUBLIC SIZE

Z { ,f 1
On Tuesday next the 10th instant, vii
be- sold al the Vendue Store, corner 0
Prince and Fairfax streets,
West 1ndi3 & } RUM
New England s in hogsheads
Imperial and Hyson Tea in chests
Cotton In bales
Queens ware in crates
Wine Vinegarin casks (super orr
Indigo ditto
Few cases Claret Wine.
ALSO
bale superfne CLOTHS
Dinothy Vestings
Cotton Shifting
Cambria, Leno and Book Muslin
Madras and Pocket handkerchiefs
Ginghams, Sewing Silk, Cotton, &c.
ALSO
One Hundred Dollars
OF MERCHANTS BANK PAPER.
p. G.. MarstelIer.
Julv Is.
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TEN DOLL.aRs REWaRD.

Ran away from the subscriber, an ap.
prentice to the taylors' business, namef
Charles Cartin. He absccnded in Ma,
last, and has since been seen crossing the
lower ferry. | will give the above re.
ward to any person who viii take him ur
and send BIN to me. or. secure him 81
that | get him again. Ee Is about thir,
teen years old, stoops as he walks, freok
led face. large eyes: had on a black coat
with silk buttons, black cashmere pan.
falcons, striped vest with silver buttons.
Robert Gray, jun.
July Is St
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July Is
Fer Sale,
On q credi. Of one, tsco and three

III ohlC,
On q creGit Of one, tlvo and TIRES
gears,
THAT highly improved FARM. IL
Prince William County, known By the
name of Graham Park. owned by the
late Doctor George Graham.
TIE tract contains about 500 acres, Oi
which about 600 acres are well timbered
The advantages of the farm are equal te
any in that section of the country, its
distance from Washington being only s.
miles, Alexandria so, Dumfries 10, DC
coquan Mills 16-and on the farm is a
comfortable dwelling house 20 by 90 feet,
also a stoat Kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house, an ex-
ceilent well of water, orchard. garden.
etc. 1t is unnecessary to speak Of the
soil, presuming those DESTROYS OF pru-
chasing will view it, which may be done
IN application to John Hoce, Esq who
at present has the farm in his occupancy
Possession may be had on the first Of next
January, the purchaser having the priyi-
ledge Of seeding.
At Graham Park,
On Wedsesday the 9TH September,
zoiil te offered tor sale,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable on the Isl
January next-also, Sheep, great pro.
lortion of which are halt and three guar.
!ers bIooded, Cattle and hogs, with ali
the Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day of sale.
John G. Hsslop, Ex'r.
Of George Graham, deceased.
Petersbursh. June 1874 dt4thSep
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13
FOR sale.

Az intelligent Black Boy, aged ABOUT
l9 years. lie has been accustomed {
AXE care Of horses and to Labor on
farm. He is cot offered for sale for an,
fa I; For iursher particulars apply t
the Printer,
July Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13
FROM the Boston Ceas;ue!.

Ma. Rr7ssEr-I transmit you few
remarks on couple OF HYron's recent
poems :. which, if you think worthy pc
rusal, you will, By giving them publici-
", con!es new obligation upnn your
CONSTANT READER.
sHsp,b..;9r I,ly = 1o7c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13
Charles County Court.

~ March Term, 1915.
On application to Charles County Cotirt
by petition in writing of Patrick Diaon.
III Charles County, for the benefit of the
act of assembly for the relief Of sundry
lnsolvent debtors, passed at November
session one thousand eight hundred and
Eve, and the several supplements there-
10, on the terms mentioned therein. q
schedule of his property and list OF his
creditors on oath as far as he can ascer-
tain them, accompanying bis petition )
and the court being satisfied by compe-
tent testimony that the said Patrick Dr.
on has resided two years Immediately
preceding the time of his application in
the state of Maryland 1t is thereu; on
and aGpdscd THAT the said Pa
frfck DiTon, by causing copy of this
order to be inserted in some one of the
newspapers edited in the district of Co
iumbia, once q week for two months, be
fore the third Monday in August next,
give notice to his creditors to appear be-
fore the said court at the court house in
Chariestown, on the said third Monday
OF August next, for the purpose Of re-
commencing trustee for their benefit,
and shew cause if any they have, why
the said Patrick Di1ca should rot have
the benefit of the act of assembly as bray.
John Barnes, G. c.
limo 1 1a,,O,,,k
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Orphans Court,
S'saanaria County. June Term,
MAY Il

'1sSssuHH'tH CU1'ity, JNNc IcFN,
1916.
ORDERED, That the administrator Of
John .oomers, deceased, 90 insert the
following advertisement three tines u
week fer two weeks, in the Alexandria
newspapers.
A C6py-Tast,
e. Moore, Reg. Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13

THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county. in the dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court of sail county letters OF
on the personal estate OF
I, aptain John Somers, deceased +: All
lersons having claims against the said
decedent, are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber, on or before, the first day
OF January next. or they may by law be
excluded from all benef, to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required
to make immediate payment. !.
Given under my hand, this first day of
July, 1916.
Daniel Somers, Admir-
of John SOmers.
JULY cow
Just eCelved,
One case Canton GRAPES, assorted
|colors, and
One case Blue Nankeens,
For sale by
John g. Ladd g. CO..
Jp1ea7 #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13
The schr. Leopard, Of hisport was lefl
At Bermuda l2 days since.

Among tie vessels lately arrived at
Baltimore, IS schooner IN As days frem
Marietta. in 0tis. The mountains hare
melted away befor the eoterprize and in
lslatigability Of our countrymen.
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ALEXANDRIA.
s.TURDAY,. Jury Is
rnNMUNICATIoN.

osrme,. on Brotherly Lcue, or
~ -. ~ ,s;ens Of the Times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13

The Princess of Wales, senior, has
purchased beautiful villa at Como, TIA
ly,where she intends to reside. as seon
Sitis6ttsd to her taste. In april, sec
men were employed on the palace and
gardens, bat these 500 could be hired Cor
what 100 would charge in England. The
most celebrated painters were employed.
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PUBLIC BATHS.

June 1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-13

.Js!y 12
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
LATE FROM HAVANA.

Cartain Long, Of the sehr. Alert. ar
rived here yesterday in days from Fla
vapna, INFO ms US. that the port was to b.
shut against all foreign vessels in 81
DE- from the time ofthe nev Governor
Arrival which event toak place about he
last OF June.
JUST befo:e Cart. Long sailed, re
port was current that another Embargo
was shortly to be laid on,in consequence
of the great number of Carthagenian
prlvateers which were crpiziog in The
neighborhood. They had become so nu-
merous as to sail around the island in
squadrons
The Spanish frigate DESTROYED BY
fire en the 4th of Jutv. is supposed t.
have been the effect Of design on the par
of The seamen belonging to her.
.Narlcets al Hardnua.- Muscovado Su-
gar 80 a9 so; Coffee, S12a Is: &olas-
SEES, 9 12 bits per key. American pro
|duce, as usual, very low. ard in no de.
Imand- Rice was selling at 81 Flour, l 9
Ia IA, and other articles proporticnably
low.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
MONTREAL, July 10.


The weather for SEINE days past, has
been again exceedingly cold and back.
ward. On Friday and Monday mornings
the ice was about the thickness OF a hali
dollar. On Sunday snow fell at the Ce.
dars.
Four.--The price Of this necessary OF
life, three weeks ago, was about ass per
barrel in large quantities. 1t has lately
been sold at 99s-now l0Os IS asked.
The high price OF bread eScites general
alarm. but i. is owing to artificial causes.
Wealthy individuals have eDgrossed the
a ur that came to Montreal, and now ex-
sort the enormous profit cert per cent.
Il is actually selling at Is dollars per Dbl.
The situation of the poor in generai
throughout the Provinces is dreadful.
We have been favored with the imports
and exports at the port of st. John, for
taeqaarter ending the fifth of this mouth.
IS near as we can form an estimate the
vaue ofthe imports may be about Gee, 000I
aud the value of The exports does not
aucb exceed 2,0o0i. Surprising the ex-
..endlfure on the imports, after entering
alada,io be about 8,000l. The balance
against this province will be fiftY thou
sand pound all paid In specie, OF whic
every penny viii soto the U. States. u
defiance of the iaW. This Supposed e, j
cannot be guarded against, AMI perhaps
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
CHARLESTON, Mly 90
From France.

By the regular trading ship pertla,
captain John Fl. Sillinan, arrived here
Yesterday in IS days from Bordeaax-
we have received tbs papers OF that CITY
to the Gath Of May. Their dates nave
been Anticipated BY the Lovely LYDIA,
at Philadelphia. which vessel
furnished papers to the slst OF May q
few paragraphs, NOT noticed by the pa
pers received at Philadelphia, will be
found below.
We learn verbally by the captain and
passengers in the above ship, that France
was in quiet state-that the dlsturbanc,
IS in AID near Grenoble had been quelled
ard few of the principal leaders ezecut
ed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
THOS. ASPINWALL.
CIRCULAR.
Consulate Of The U. States,
AIgiers, April 10. 1916.

- f''- - y 70
Sir-By the arrival in this bay of the
United States squadron under commo-
dore Shaw on the Sd inst. the ratifca-
ton of the treaty OF peace, concluded be-
tween the United States and A,giers in
June last, was received. Difficulties
have since arisen. which however have
been settled, until the pleasure of the
government can be made known here.
This give you far the information of
those CONCERNED in the trade OF the u,
states in the Mediterranean, and request
that YOU will give it the publicity which
The eases Should any thing
differ Mt from this state of things occur in
tie mean time, will inform you OF it
BY a circular.
Ihare the honor to be, with due re-
'pect, sir, yeur most obedieat servant.
VIM. SHALER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
july 10
New School

A Gentleman u liberal education. hay.
ing very respectable testimonials ct abb
lily & character. viii commence aschool
in this pace, as s6oa as a suitable room
can be procnfedA fo' the Instruction Of
boys in the Latin aud Greek languages.
Mathematics. Geography with the use Of
Maps and the Globes. Rhetoric English
Grammar& Composition, Reading, Writ-
ing, &c.
Tenas Of tuition from Eve to eigh dol
lars quarter.
inquire al this Office,
n. 3. A liberal ent VIII be gwen for
d good School Room, in central and re-
tired situation.
July Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-07-27
For Sale,
On q credit Of one. taoo and tAFs
yeGis,

THAT highly improved FARM. IN
Prince William County, known by the
aame of Graham RoRc, owned by the
Hate Doctor Geo &c Graham. :
TIE tract contains about 500 acres o.
yhich about 900 acres are vel timjefeh'
he advantages Of the farm ere eqraIto
|any in that section Of the country, us
distance from Washing ton being only %
miles, Alexandria So. Dumfries ~ &c"
coquan MillS l6--ard on the farm Is
dwelling house 70 BY 20lee''
also stout kitchen and meat house VIII
every other necessary out house, az eYl.
cellent well Of water, orchard, sa.deH'
etc. It is unnecessary TO speak OF ms
soil, presuming those DESTROYS % pra.
chasing will view it, which usv be 0''e
on application to John Hoe. Esq va"
at present has the farm in hi occapsshrf..
Possession may be had on the ilrsf Of isAs
January, the purchaser having tile i''hr
edge of seeding.
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HARD MARE s. CUTLERY.
Exchange Office, Geosgetoac,

n WILL give the highest premium for
& Drafts at Sight. and Bank Notes, on
the following places. VIZ.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia. North Carolina, South
Carolina aud Georgia. viii also give
the highest premium for Drafts op New,
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds Of Western Bank Notes
bought aud sold.
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills of Ex-
change bought and sold.
Notes, Drafts. aud Interest collected
and reunited for small commission.
aP Persons travelling to any part Of
the United States may be supplied wih
suitable Funds.
EP Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge street, Geo
1oga.
RomsiHs Riggs
y.,o .t
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Prince IL illiam County Court. !

,
Jane 4th. 1916.
ON the motion of Edward Brooke
late sheriff of Prince William Coan'y
to whom the estate Of Robert Garter, de
ceased. hath beea committed y IS or.
dprea. that the said SHERIFF Ito give public
notice to the creditors of said Rober'
Carter. by ADVERTISEMENT, in some pun
lie newspaper published 10 alexandra
and a the court house door, that they
present. Their claims. dniy authenticated
for payment, oilor.betofe thf, hrst Non
day in August next. al winch uine Int
court will proceed to distribute the eatat,
amongst those whose claims are then eS
ibited.
A Copy-Test,
Inne II tt
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ALSO,
The best assortment Of
Boiling Cloths.
July 20

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lingan. CAPTAIN Weston.
from Amsterdam, large 4 elegant as
sertment of Boiling Cloths, OF a superior
quality, which viii be offered for sale at
the store of ar. James Anderson.
Amos alexander.
October &.
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CIRCULAR.
Fflgatt United States, ct cnchoy off Al.
gierS, y4pril. 18. 1916.

FIgate United States, ct cnehor off AL.
giers, April. 10. 1916.
Sir-The undesisaed commandiu.
naval officer in the Mediterranean, con-.
siders it his duty to infor you, that the
treaty of peace which wa concluded ON
the S0th June. 1915, between the Unit.
ed States and the Regency of Alsiers.
was on the 9th inst. returned to MIR Sha.
Ter, our consul at that place, who in CON.
sequence thereof took W lis residence On
board this squadron.
A negotiation was commenced and
carried on for SEINE days undcrthe bro.
lection ola white flag, hch resulted
in a acknowledged 81 the above
treaty, with promise that no hostile
steps should be taken; a ID that he. The
Dey) would await the result OF ihstruc.
tons from the President If tie Unlted
States on the point in dispute.
Should the Dey, howeye, violate this,
promise, can assure auu, and | beg
you to acquaint all captains and owners
Of vessels, who may be within tie limits
of your consulate, that tn. squad on ue.
derm command is fully competeG. 10
assure the most perfect aucurliy 10 cur
commerce in these seas,
have honor to be, &c.
J I'm SHAW.
Colonel AspinncaA, CoaSu, Of
the q. s. at London
From the Philadelphia Frus .amaricaa,
Messrs. Stiles and Miner,
I stro'led into the Atae0aun Yesterday
and as am fond of old trirgs,took up
an ancient file of newspane Il chanc.
ed to be the s. Public Advertiser pub.
lished by Woodfail in 1764-5. The
same paper, the reader sill r. collect, in
which the Essays of" l@nas" originally
a pc I'd. To me it was quite cui sity.
Having neither pen nor pc il | cau onIy
give YOU ffom memory IA article or two
vi its CohttAtS.
An Advertisement, under the head os
the paper. runs entirely across the four
colsmns, announcing by order Of the pc.
lice, that in consequence Of tie exen.
siye circulation of the Pubic Advertiser,
it was recommended that robbers
thieves, etc. should be advertised in that
paper. This notice is principally in.
,teresting as it is signed by the well
known name of Fielding the author Of
Tom Jones.
Undet the head of Bill of Mortality is
mentioned the following deaths
Old Maids ll--diseas Sold age and
spleen
Nidshipmen ? starved to death
Minority men7 modification
Men removed from Office 4 falls
hiuN''h'" o"''cN
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Translated for The city Gazette
From Rorapaur pqpers to the 24th OF
Nay, receired BY the Portia.
From the Paris Journal.

a
From the Paris Journal.
The official journal Of Petersburg con-
ta,ns news not only interesting to com
.mercial men. but to all politicians of Flu
rope. The aulick counsellor Charles D
Nrnod. is ordered BIZ the Department OF
foreign commerce, to publish in the Rus.
san German and English languages. a
bulletin of commerce. lie IL CHARGED
6rst to furni h every day. an exact list
of all the vessels arriving in the port OF
Cronstadt, with an account of their car
goes second. to publish, twice a week,
a. S, atement of the arrivals at and clear.
ances from the different ports in the
White, Baltic. Black and Caspian Seas
thirdly. to publish once month, a ge-
neral report Of the state of commerce in
the vast empire under the sway Of Alex
ander.
RAeusA. palma ia May 2
Our governments adopts the most Sc.
we're. means TO prevent the plague from
being introduced intothis country. Its
now prevalent in the neishborhccd NJ
Corfu. and in some of the Ionian Is,
lands.
The government Of Corfu acfs with
much severity towards all who i'f'ingc
her health laws and executes It's DEGREES
rightly githout dissiac ion If individual
OF nations Two EngliShmen have hepn
shot for having PASSED the limits Of the
line OF precautionary posts round tia
city,
seyeral Turkish vessels have arrived
here. having on board persons VITO Cal
Themselves Turkish merchants Itseesus
that our government does Hot regard them
as such. and Suspects that their visit is t.
be attributed Is political objects.
As the ;iiyan aas not explained lis in.
tentious rc.siiye to the iuniap Islands
and c5rrionslv avows doing so. the Aus,
trian government mas ordered these eff
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