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We received his pledge CT allegiance. 7
he be unworthy of confidence. he should
not have been put into Office, or he shoui'l
be turned out fur his dement's, surely, and
not for his birth--if the law be already too
liberal OF its gifts, if too many aliens be let
in, who are unfit to enjoy them, change its
provisions, and require longer term or
residence. But we ought not, by this I'M
dcrhand and insidious means, to set a
mark upon the naturalized citizen. & throw
such ali impediment In the way of emigra-
ton.
The factous prints. particularly of
Maryland have lately made great out
cry about the balances which are found
standing open against certain gentlemen on
the Treasury Books particularly Mr..
Pinkney & Col. Monroe, (the last for less
than $1,000 Now, it IS well unde rstood,
by those vino know any thing of the mat
ter, that these balances may appear, when
there is no debt due because the proper
vouYher may be lost or mislaid, aud yet the
accountant will not balance the account
without 1t. Quest ns may arise, too where
an individual may think h mset entitled to
an offset; * perhaps the accountant is al
loss how 10 ac.. Col. Mos roc has. ior
Instance, settled up his account to an incon-
siderable sum he Claims Certain credits
if the items be settled upon one principle,
he brings the government in his debt; If
on another. he owes tue balance whieh
stands against him. Since Mr.. Pinkney s ar
rearage has been spoken of in the public
prints, he has discharged the balance a
gainst him and the last Federal kchu6-
fcam has been compelled TO confess the
mertiyb1g fact.
These pri,ts should recollect. that some
of their own favorites have been also APP
parently defauliers at the Treasury Such,
for instance, was the case of Mr. p cker-
ing, that pink OF perfection. a few years
ago.
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NEW YORK August 5

NETWORK. August 5.
Cap. Selby. from Gibraltar, informs, that
the Mediterranean is full OF pirates. He
came down the Straits il company with
the Dutch feet. They stopped at Gibral-
tar. werc they were undergoing repairs
ne ioi.rwing letter was handed 30 capt.
> by Mr.. Appleton, American Consul at
Leghcro.
" Hessipa, llry 1.-THE Constitution
Capt: Gordon, the Java, Capt. Perry, and
thc Erie, Captain Crane, arrived few
days ago at Syracuse. from a cru;ze on the
90 st at Barbary. End will probably be
snoreiy here. Mr.. Jones, our Consul at
lrpoli, with his lady, is on board the Con-
steiiatin" toe cause OF his quitting his sta>
ton know not
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.Q,M7sat 1O.

L Q q I S co.. YER r.,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Prime New-Oreans Sugar
White * brown Havana do.
iHat and Lump do.
hiclssses, by the barrel AMI hosshead
Coffee, ny the bag and bsrrel
Cfgnac, Peach and Apple Brandy
5.4S'Ss * : ROM
New-I.ngIand }
Reetifed and Common Whskey, by the barrel
aud hosshead
Madeira, TeneriiFe, Sherry, Nsl.ca. Port. CA.
rei, Burgundy and Champaignc WINES
Bleck pepper, Alispiee and Ginger
Nutmcgs, Mace, Cinnamon and Cloves
Martinique X Bounce COrials, first quality
Philadelphia and Loadon Porter
eneh White wine Vinegar, for pickles
Cider Vinegar
Aiexandria Crackers. in kegs
Imperial, Young Tyson and lily on-TEAS
Best Spanish Segars, by The box, Il ! do
Muscatei aud Gloom Raisias
prunes and Figs
Fresh Fiberts and Almonds
Sosp. Sperpaeet and Tsllow Candles
Salt. Loose and hy the sack
GunpOwder and Shot
Aisccsubsu, Rsppee aud Scotch Snuff
Sulphur, Mum, SAtpetre ana Salts
Sweet Oil, 10y the box sid basket
Olives, Capers ard Anchoyies
Lemons, by the box,
Ind an assortment Of fresh CoSTEcrtoxARrrs,
5nsf aI7fUed from P0'is such neOer before
seen ia Richmond---
All kinds OF West-Inda Preserves
Indigo, Fig blue and Nader,
Spis ming Cotton, by he bale
Cotton aud Wool Cards
Lavender and Cologne water, Gnd se7e7,al otler
articles, zeih Il large assortment If HfTS.
CONSISTING OF
Common end fine Wool Hats
DO. do. do. Fur do
MISC, an assortment If
French Beaver Hats.
The above articles will lie sold, wholesale or re-
tail. for Dash or town scccptanees
Hug9St 10. 27-gplzy
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Yiennn ./nne I

Tten1n, JH7le /.
The territorial claims of Prince Eugene
Bsauh rnois in the Papal dominions, are
now set aside by a convention concluded
under the mediation of the Court of Bava-
ria. The Prince receives his domains
there upon an hereditary lease, and pays
for them, besides lande Mum of $50. 600
francs, and annual canon of 10000 francs.
francs, and the capital value, at 5 per cent
at II M lions Of francs 1'h, Pope re-
serves to himself for 9 years the right Of
redemption on payment of this capital.
Austria will also make an arrangement
with Prince Eugene, on account of his do
mains in Lombardy, and will purchase
them back. If to these be added the in
dcmmity which he expects from Naples,
he will certainly be one of the richest in
dviduals in Europe.
Cofenhdgen, Juue 4.
From Lctter---By an order of the Duke
OF Wellington, in consequence of Con-
vention concluded between the Duke and
the French Government, the allied troops
are in future to assist the French douan-
iers against the smuggIers. for which the
troops are to receive so much per cent on
the value of the goods seized, in proportion
10 the degree of assistance given. These
smugglers are particularly numerous on
the northern frontiers, occupied by the Al
lies, whore they are frequently seen in boz
dies of 90 or so mounted and armed, and
try to pass with their goods loaded Oh their
horses.
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From London Paher Of May Al
SLAVE TRADE.

Upon the subject OF the Slave Trade,
the minister of marine and Of the colonies
W France. has OF ally ioformed the naval
commissioner at Nantes, that the exclusion
agreed upon BY the Il caty Of Paris in 1914,
from certain parts Of the coast OF Africa,
applies solely to vessels destined for the
slave trade. and which naturally ogght TO
tease. as having no longer sny object from
t'e moment mis- Majesty agreed to the alb
solatc abolition Of tie traffic.
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VALUABLE L0Ts
AUGUST 10.

Befueen e niles from Richmond.
'gNdE Perpetrators viii sell at Auction. at.tIoT-
TWEAT LOTS, II from , to acres e..h 81,
he man sage road by Mr. Fa!ton's. 10 yy,ljatns-
burg. They lay high and lo,el, are h. ,lti,y ard
pleasant-from some ofthem there is a ere view
81 the CsP"o and prospect Ct soon being in Odd
90 Refreshments will be provided at tie sn,;ur
oe'os's 60 te estate OF ihe late John Williamson,
on the north side ct the road
August 10. 9z1.
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FOR safr,

NSflLL BE SOLD, on the 25,h Gey cf
this Instant, the premises. wherton now I've
my iVI OF -dSD, c,n'slniAg sss,1 he Tie
m9re or s. the Nanehesttr rrrni pike Eoad, s:x
ries aiio,- MsIi-ies,er.
On the place tlcrc fo,med Sos 81 by IS. j,t
put p ana eosertd IN, beside other ho,ecs and "a
excellent well OIL water IN e Jar anal in tho sts Il
Grocery.
i.E's "f sale will he onslf Of tie puresse money
hs ~ I'm oes lalf carstnSs. at which lt>,s.
sio Will - gwen. DANIEL Gun LIN.
Argus, ~ % -4r.;stS
zIt.Nts competed by ii health TO visit
the Upper Country during August and September
my menus cii'y Thar time, reisit fy friends Co.
Richard g Parker and Wn. hay, Esq. Who vii attend
To my professional concer1;,. P. Y. DANrFr.
hsc.m.ad, .lus,,ss 10. 3T-rca-,
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Actual sale, S ne, 00O-Average sale.
about 8 II 90 cts. per square font--high-
est pr.ce, for any lot, nearly s 81 per
square foot-The actuul sale being at the
almost incredible rate of foe hundred and
thirty one thousand, four hundred and
thirty t7Oo dollars fer acre there being
in an acre 1850 square feet.
Who, then, can suppose, that this City,
with all its natural advantages, has yet
reached the highest mark to which it is
destined to attain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-10

A. this & the same MONIES two circum
stances OF an apparently opposite complex
ion present themselves together--If we cast
our views abroad, We see the oppressed in.
habitants Of Europe focking by hundreds to
the New Worid-232 from Hull & Wster
ford who have Just Ian ed at n. York
$50 from the North OF ireland, who are
coming in the Lindsay-405 Swiss who
have sailed from Amsterdam, for New
York--besides others, who have cross d
the sea, or are meditating voyage in in
sulated detachmeuts-Franoe, Switzer-
land. Germany, England. Scotland, are
yielding up their nhabitants-And "all
ireland" it is said, would come over, if she
had the way. Some are driven by oppres-
sion, others by the fer of it--all are invi-
ted by the charms of the brilliant charac-
ter which we have just won, the freedom
we enjey, the hosp table asylum which we
have opened to the wanderer-
And it is at this moment, that we see IN
quisitorial circulars from the Department
of the War and of the General Post Office,
flowing from a resolution Of tie last Con-
gress, entering all our public Offices
whose object IS whatS to ask the head Of
the office, however small it may BE-. In
what state or county were you born !"---SS
extending the same enquiry to the lowest
clerk Of the Office IL it be meant by TN s.
TO draw a distinction between the citizens
of the different states, & to drive the south
eruman from an Office Of the west, It is con-
trary to the genius of federal institution,
which ought to regard all its citizens with
the same impartial eye--it is against the
genius of constitution, which provides
that " i he citizens Of each state shall b.
entitled to all the privileges AMI immu5i
ties Of citizens in the several states "--Ii
it sc meant to Distinguish between the cit
izens who are born here, and those
who were not. the native-born and
the nsturalzad citizen, it is also IN
compatible with a constitution which shuts
no door Of Office % the natural zed citizen
except that waich leads 90 the President
OF the II. Statss--it is also virtually Con.
trsty to the solemn faith Of natursl7a.io'
VIII IA We pisk.ed to the foreigner, when
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VALUBLE LAND FOR SALE.

Csf41 ~ FtJN CALI.
'EIiE Subscriber ,fiers fcrosrle. Tract
oLLANn Ming or, ie north ride Of River out
Wen'y-hve mites above Dan,ic in the Cr,,f,. Of I,,r,
s'a", ~ { containing between poo aud ioo5 acre 81,
"ht,' ore than t~o hundred luw grounds n;-
Poo TO I've equal 70 any or le rrr the high la,.d lies
n'inm I,eiIei quality, ard is tqsay eli a,la,,d IN
n ert oi wheat, crl AMI tobacco Ii's tag, Is cone
y r"iA' ~ 70 eie choicest part of tie well known
% NA Iowa 'aiNis. II il has a t,i,ratv rntl .,nd
i.ssery and oser!ootng ;e lOrguais mist bsautni
sce Tor dwelling houSp 49, "'
Asu, about $40 acres, lying in The cn,ii,v n few,
tt OF ~ Is yo; tobacco hand III rests csif, .,Ins-
from us nei'g contiguous TO The River low t;r,,,
tso 30 acres OF military .ant lying naar .l,. nch of
'NPeI siNf''r m Logon County, krnuckv n IS said TO
Ola if. - ~ 'H'it'NN SiH-1S
nsa ,ir sncIlIr viii also s exchange for Lard ling
r 'usN'sai'la CoulthovN' the on wi;el, b.. now
ises, ~ tnt last m,niion,d County conaira 81 acres
ios, OF ", ANA Is well adapted 10 small resin anj
part OF rs suited 60 tobacco. There is on tl;s rracr
eGrn1do,5 dwelling hrus. fa,nr eight roo,ns vi,i H.
li'es p very d abe oUlOuse. rltsituafinr i hra-
thy. ana Pc ieiel,hrrhoud asrtstIir ~
SnAonu'ed titles viii be n,stle all the a',,,e nc,e
eyisiweil SECURED. STc .,f-fsr :. '.,' N'
Pd'sy's nj tam.
nusNse w.. 81 i--i1y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-08-10

GREAT SALE IS me persons have
said, and many II Fought that the price of
Lots in this city was be gond any thing ev-
er witnessed in otfe towns, and much be :
you'd their real value.--What will sub To-
g Clans think Of a sale, effected in Boston
on the 3oth nit. on what is called New
Cornhill Corporation ?" Here are few
specimens:
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EMiLQt!elhkff, mr..

FhiIGGslfikfi, -4ue. s.
This day. delegates from the Banks of
New-York & Maryland, meet al the Bank
os Pennsylvania, the delegates which ha, e
been appointed in this city. We do not
understand that delegates from any other
States were invited or expe cte'.
Dem. Press.
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nr,,rie.v. was admitted to give testimony
bsfsre Judg- Carson. charged as an accom-
lie with Bowen in a conspiracy. 1t will
hereafter be very unfortunate circum-
stance for Bowen til 1t he was SO adm'tted.1
Dem. Press.
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TERDiGRLSx

FOR SALE AT ROCEETTS.
iHe Cargo 81 lie Schooner JOin, Captain, Lovs-,
1900 and consisting of
10000 white pine boards, clear
$500 DO DO. do merchantabIe.
.dLSO,
Aa PA e from Arzg .HGso7l's daughter,
500 barrels nortners herrinss,
And in Store, Just received
Is casks Cheese
100 barrels clipped behring's
10 casks nall assorted SIZES
~ barrels prime pork
For FRErcHr OR CHARTER,
FsE THE SCHOONER ANN.
..A5EE Captain Kdisey,
Burthen lilo Tons
is a new Vessel, sails fast, and las an exner;.o.
eed Co@Dander.-Apply to
.4,,gustto. " Ia y 80 -.
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VALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE

NALUBLE LANDS FOR SALE.
pursuance of decree of the = mr.
on CpuTt Of Chanrry land with the consent of , .I.
parties Iters stc tercn will he sold, ~ public auction on
er,'n, p ore Nv" and three years equal annual pay
nrnts In tracts parcels of LAND belonging 10 t *
tsle o. ~ late John MIac r.dec) containing so3 4,
acres lyrg IN the Counties of Li-c0n and NadsoD IN M
oiac ." ecky, hcing part Of survey Of 5000 acres.
Pii"niei ~ tie name Of John evils.
cncfe0 or parcel qnd. the voters Of C;ross Greek
hAmf ct the south fork OF kentucky, containing 5000 q,
csis hfue lot No. 20.
Ocf tertn-', lot No.twenfv CONTAINING 1000 acre. L.
M on Cpcse Greek - >
Oud0ic- aef 10, No. twelve containing 1000 s.rc. mn
tie ~ that divides the Of 3shand from Coos.
ont ghcr fro7 lot one cen'aninr six hundred and
PirhiHd Greek, 49, W.
M cfber ngf. lot No. g. containing two thonsand ,pd
twtifc acre 5. on Richiad Creek
o. ofcrh0f, lot No8 containing one hundred and ,jr
tJ-fto acrns, Riciland Creek.
q1c 1tcr fr7 lot 40. o containing 40 acres on tic
wal r. Of Ricidarh.
One 0ihcr frcf, lot 80 Is. containing 1000 oere IN ,
waers If I.ichland and Cnllins Fori.
fnc efhcrrGt lot NJ. fifteen, containing two t,ousap.
i@r "irrta anl SIX and quarter acres, lying lotl
Ind ofic tfY,, lot No sixteen Containing two tou
shd acres. lying ou ifutli sd'7 Of collf,ss FORK.
The title papers 10 fr ,sorl IL i,rds,o,v H. s. ~ a.
tiey will ~ lolgt, for that rtrpfr rrr,io,s 10 M Sr
fic. which wiz take place ~ tf fc-ra-Cr ia d. Ct. al
Sichnond, on Monday The othol Dccnest.
Tcfvf-fonfs with approved srcuffy ., carry Int res.
for '''c day ofale III Interest be RENTED " the I'm.
cpai is practically pad.
Z. w. Leigh.
J,s q. Wider,
Jo- IIammon,
los. ues.
Irudees " Comirs.
-1tE1'f 10 ids
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SPECIE PAYMENTS.

The prospect of general aud voluntary
resumption of specie payments, within "a
sbort period, is becoming every day more
certain. The price of specie in Baltimore
;s now down to fgyetUc ard haiffer cent.
. few weeks ago it was above tgpensy-in
New-York it is down to about three fer
eent. above the par of their Bank Notes !;
and. as large quantities are expe cted TO ar :
rive from abroad in our several s'a ports,
we may hope the time is not distant, when
il will be paid as currently as Bank
Notes.
We do not, however, believe, that the
oan recommended by the Secretary OF the
Treasury, W II tend to hasten the resump-
ton Of SPECIE payments; on the contrary,
if adopted by the Banks, it may consider
ablv ietard 1t. Every thing like coercion,
that may be attempted on this sub
iect will operate iiiuriously while the ma
t,ir 1 tendency of !. zee and uninterrupted
cours. OF trade and exchange, is To pro-
duce an equality in the current value of
the notes of nlls in which the public
have confidence. and the specie which
they purport to represent.
(BaN.. Fed. Gaz.
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IAe Sn6scyrber has Eor Sac,

The Subscriber las For SAFE,
90 ~. casks Malaga
do do Colinenar
eases Niuscat lVines Of superior
casks ditto uuxl;;y
90 eases Caret
IL bbis Northern Rum
eases Morocco Shoes
10 bills Glauber Sails
: casks Cutlery K Hardware
rs ''oCut Nails, Sd, III & Sd
rs tons Swedes iron
Hat, square aud round bars, assorted
SUI reams Wrapping , PAPER, of vari-
Pot, Cap & LetierS Gus qualities
500 Straws Tumbers
also,
Sweet Oh, boxes Capcrs, Olives & An
choyies. assorted
Spanish Cigars, WOOL Hats Candles,
Soap, Sc.
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
IAN Street.
aIgnst w. 27-St
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DIED on Fri'sv the ~ inst in the Forks Of
Hanover slter severe and painful i.incss. Mrs.
Inn &. Fsy lesion. wife of Matthew E.g,eston, in
the 46h Of her age.
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Mlni. E.SAII-,sl

Corn 8 so a &, PEI. 6Ji---YheatI So a / 67
Re- 5nshet---ileaIi IS al 20 per 5aSlel---f !sar
> iofer d5k--I ,jaeco 5 IOa 80.
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FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN.
E.rfract oF iefter 10 q gentleman in ".
York from an officer in The Afediferra
mean Sqncdron.
U. S. Frigate United States,

Barcelona Roads, -Icy Is. 1916
We arrived here from Algers, via
Marseiliss, fw DAYS since. Having set
tied our business. we shall return imme-
diate'y TO .Alg:ers. where all the fleet will
lola us. Ii has become necessary tn keep
a bright look rut for these fellows, they
h@ving shewn hostile disposition towards
ns--they grun5ie and growl very much,
and believe only want favourable op-
portnnitv 10 cnmmeny depredations OH our
commerce: at the same time I do not be-
iieve they will act. so long as we continue
20 male our appearance occasionally OFF
the por,. TIE Jiva, Constellation, Erie
and Oatario, have gone to Tunis and 'Tri-
pol.--We shall not in all probability go
into Christian port again for month or
two
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BONAPARTE.

The ship General Hand. arrived at Bal.
simorc, from Liverpool. OH the Cd July, at
10 A. NJ. was boarded by two officers of
the English East-mdiamen Cumberland &
Apollo, last from st. Helena, who reported
Napoleon Bonaparte to be in the best health
ana spirits, and apparently much reconci-
led to his situation on that island, which
will be rendered much more comfortable
on the arrival of his shortly expected Bril-
fish cons ructed mansion he takes great
share Of exercise, particularly on horse
back, which is so violent and rapid his at
PENDANTS and guards can scarcely keep pace
with him and on being told that lie must
IN future observe gentler gait, he got dis
Pleased, and shut himself up from notice
tor days. Bertrand was dissatisfied, and
purposed returning to Europe.
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MR. WIN. MANN

SIP,
a you are rot an inh,biiart of the Conserve
IA wealth OF Virginia, sdcpt this uoje ~
you notice, tbst on the first div or Oc,ni- :" -
n,1,r' u not te nextfcr day. at the house or C,s
topner Shepherd, in toe eoanty Of f'Iatauns So.
., '4B9''' ! shall tsSe the Deposition Of i, zee.
one n.eH asa others, to be real as .,a4,.,-
,'"t dep ming Ia tie peiior coor, t,g C.,,,,..
u" we mehtaord District Of Vi ,inia CHI =,
yours. " 'nd pfc, anil David Perkins an -
O'pnsn ~ Jesse Perkins deed h., ,o, 80"
D isi'dian AID next friend. sr. p,..;. .;a
D'1d Shepheri aad Christopher shso er 80
Tors % John 5htpherj. deoes,.,,. VIZ, ,yss ,...'
sor% Jesse iShs. decd. sud ,n,s.f. ARE d.
iendsn,si nuf Tat ~ he H.. Of C,s, -
= ,''r, no., inc next fir dae. =, o.. 80. .,
W,'''w ffc', m The county offpli,a. ,fs q,
o. VIrsn"' shall take the Dcpositiof, M s,,,s.,
o e ~.'ssse', 70 be read As csaon,e In t,s
s'De SIT, and shaii contnbe t4Ai.s sn.h NJ
90 'hom day TO ray uliil the whole be AN ''''
. JOEL TAFRIsjy.
---s.uepse ~, II -gops
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ENQUIHBR MARINE LIST.


PORT OF nIcasoRD, VA
ENTERED,
August 6,-Sclt Planet, RackhT. Portlsnd
Lugi5a = Isig cLak.
August. John, LovcIand, N,ddl-tovn
LtsnIer oDd guye,.
August 8. Maynower. Lane 81. Martins
SHg0i, Rum - Sferrhrn1ize.
ship Rowland, Rowland, New Bedford
ballast.
Brig HyderAlly, How, Ncw.yo~k
Stn1dric5.
Sch' Susan Reddick. Cooper, Norfolk
Shit q Merchandise.
Sally, Mister. baltimore
CLEARED,
Ausmt 6-SlooP Increase, Farrow, narhlehcad
Coqi.
James Hervey, Roberts, Petersburg ;
August 7e-ship Ann, Alexander, Falmouth ard Mar.
ket foJ0cc0 ~ S,0ues.
Brig Hcspers Stevens, Glasgow
August s.-Brig Decatur, Andrews, Tre,tr
Rum u Coal.
Sch. Volunteer, Peterson baltimore:
s'oop Ja'ia, Boardanan, siddle,ons
Alpha, Coffin, Neu.york;
Is3cco y Fis4r.
CoMMUNICATED.
MARR'eD, on 'fhusiay he Is, INIT by the
hcv'd. c...'rles Ia's., Nc. GIBsOs yIA. s. 1, :
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ADJUrASr * INSPECTOR GESERAL's OFFrcr,1
.3tgnst |, 1916
GENERAL ORDER

Preparatory to forming list of army officers,
contormably To- resolution of Congress. passed A.
prl ~, 1916, the state and county in which each
commissioned officer born, will forthwith be
reported TO Ibis Office.
by Order,
ID. PARKER.
.7dj. g ms. Gen.
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Baltimore. Aueust :

DotIHNOIf, august =.
BY the arrival of the ship General Hand,
we have London and Liverpool papers tn
the 9Th of June-An arrival IT Boston has
br >ught dates of the same kind.
The London papers are chiefly the Cou-
rier, the character cf which IS pretty well
known to our readers.
> We have often said, that the ignorance
OF the people of England, with l., spect to
American affairs, arises much from the
want OF authentic intelligence, as it so hap
pens, that scarcely any of our papers find
their way across the Atlantic, but those
partial Anglo Federal journals which uni
formy misrepresent the real state of our
country.
Accordingly, the Courier seems to be as
bitter against America as at any former pc
riod-Its editorial remarks are chiefly foun-
ded on Mr.. Randolph's lengthy and acri-
monious speeches in Congress. large por-
tons of which appear in the Minister'S pa
per, in order to shew, on Mr.. RS author
ity, that the people here are very bad
sort of people, and do not pay propsr re-
spect to the great Orator and the mother
Country
Upon Mr.. RS authority, the Courier as
serts, 'th,t the American government
was founded upon rebellion /; and, instead
of being an economical government. it is
one OF the most vicious, in ali its details,
now in existence !"
But, what is really amusing, and shews
the extreme cr-dulity of John Bull, I'll
Courier editor says, " that Mr.. Randeihh
svM be NE ne.rt President Of tic United
States !''
This single circumstance will demon
strate the gross ignorance that prevails in
England in whatever relates to the true
state of the sentiments of the great body
of the .4ner7can people. american.
RETRIBUTION.
Nine carriages with specie from France,
arrived at the bank in Vienna the 28th Of
Nav
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beautifG!, amiai's a~d mn,'. aia.;rct, Miss NAr-
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