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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16
From tae n. 4. Columbian,
Ultra. FcacrsIism in KentuckY.


The Lexington Reporter OF the 18Th
at. GeaOunees % act Of Esarpation and
tyranny of the Kentucky Senate with
just indigcation.-C Col. Tulip White. fa
pabiishug : haadhiu, aaimadgeytins or
the senate, his been ordered into cuS;ady
and srraisned at The bar for breach :!
privilege 'Vke Bepayter asks. what
privilege = are TIE privileged from ,Ga.
GC opinion! Had y federal ASSEMBLY fans
behaved like q ByieisA House oC i.,.dy
how angriIy ne aAeDld reproach them -
The o8iciai mT'ates, auf c .nnnen,, q
the Seporteg SialI b. gwen hereafter
We consider tiieproceesIia2 disgrasafv,
to Ken,ac&y, arr, e. Gun p2rty, vortay Of
Spanish inqgiSitiGn, but unaecon,;ry
the assembly OF E &c state. Before Ia.
upstart usuryatian that of Naroleon
seems little (; i aImost matches hat al
Tie Consress of Vieara.
Fro" Fort Usage, Missouri Territory.
Extract q letter tyam lieutenant CIV.
o. the Ssh Timed safes y..t,atry e.
1916. a. - =
Some fine oGo,y learned tlla1 party
OF hunters iroH Roou's Settlement. bclo%
US we're hunting o. lie Niue River. on
'ae southwest side Of the Missouri. where
tsey Giseore ed grase, whica thev .
'e"eN' aud iou9lS N It BODY which they
S'PP0Sea to have beenSa British officers
',o' ''e dress, | was culiocs to iesrl
lhe Particulars, aad vlote to Jehn sion.
lts' Esq Q; 8oou's settlement, who I'm.
psrs'Ood was the principal Of thr hunting
y@lIY' from whom Ireceived tue enclosed
per,
y Is 10 DC observed that band broke
"a ''On The Sacs and Fox nations of In
a aaa"s on the Mississippi some time since
suu nave settled on the Missouri, near
e ue moath OF the Grand River aad f~e-
10y stray over to the southwest side
M; suo missouri, as Tar as the river lie
Zine Zine; The band of the Sacs and Foxes
aaS 49, oeen Neutral during the late war
sna;o oUu,H not De induced to take up arms
Ssainst the United States. as the rest Of
. ths.' rauon did. If the body found was
NIL" NO, y, British officer, which it vas ge-
49, supposed to have been, it is pro
No'C mat he had heen Spn+ ne an noeat
a,,na la, topersuade them to take lp
4, 5a'ast the y. s. where he has met
Gno, -. The buttons being off his coat
this ". eAuaordlaary, as tie Indians in
msnt t1 ~ are fond of buttons to orna-
mon . u'eT ears, necks, &c. 1t is CON
their a da the Indians, when they bur,
,iF tba nesu or those who die among them.
them !, pay any respect to them to bury
dur;,r = s'e'r tuli dress. Had the enemy
is late war got this band to Join
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Bali on tuesday evening

Mr.. GENERES has the honor of in,
forming the Ladies and gentlemen OF
Alexandra, that his Bail having been
postponed on account OF the badness of
the weather, last thursday, he solicits
their company on Tuesday next.
Dec 16 ct
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The Female 0neslmus society

! THIS Society bid lis origin in a higl
stare OF excitement on the all imnnr.an
subject OF reli9,op apparent among man,
OF cur yoalh. Ii III lacm to meet eftet
/ tegetaer. That iheir Impressions NIGH
not wear of, they we're anxious to asso
iS;ate Oh some ecnIm0n principles, VIA
appeared most likely ~ b. lasting wa.
the ua:nn Of plcty and morality, whoI
.maiuaiiy excite and strengthen eaci
:0tt9', and cannct be separatcl
The name, under which the society as
'sociatcs, is Of great origin, sieui:yins Il
profit. expressive Of iheir desire to e
ceive advantage, individuality, iroa sacI
40 association, AID to be advantageous tC
others.
Al he members arc divided iafo com
miitees to Solicit dooatiuns, and 70 visil
tAe poor. i'heY meet once week f
make garments !3r those Hho are dcsti
tu;e.
Whilst at work, readers ave appojntee
70 select passages tr0m tie Old ana H1ea
Testament, with 0ton's X Doudgidgc's
.Gom,jeDtariez.
,fiIe mcint,er, IS tbs society having
I5eea generally assi3lci in exetG2as ID
5rehGer comfortable the situation OF tho
.psoc and NEEDY, dar.@g the iuciemency
Pt "inter, beg leave n ;his pubIic manner,
20 tender 10 batli! u iiDse .Sr N,h0hi ;hel
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FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.
Port Of Alexandria.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Brig Fame, Davis, Hewburyport ca'~
g., foas, wheat, bran, rye aud wood
shipped d. tie master.
Schooner piSe, Clements. Baltimore
cargo. cannon, s'iipYed 6y John Mason
ami books, citru;t, timothy seed, iurni.
ture, dry goods, crackers, &c.. shipped
by d. aad J. Rass, Robert Young, An-
,ireW Jameson, anu others.
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Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby gwen,
gvHAT the Collector oil die Resen'
| q tor tie 22d collection district
! Virginia. or his Deputy will attend a.
| Leesburg. from the ist to the 18Th !
January, 1917
Middleburg, Monday 6
Aide, ednesday s
Waterford. Tuesday IA
Hillsbnroush, Thursdayl6
Upperyille, SatuFdayslS
West End, in Fahiax, Saturday Al
january
hendIey Nelson's, Monday 9th
Fairfax Court House, Monday Goth.
For the purpose of receiving the entts
of carriages, with the harness used tte-e
for, agreeable to an act of congress. pass.
ed the 18th day OF October 1914, which
entry is thereby required to be made I
Tor failing TO do which penalty ofdou,
Die the amount of the duty imposed by
'he act of the 18th of December 1914
will be encurred Given under my band
December 2, 1916.
JOHN LlTTLEJOHN,
Collector of the Revenue.
so NGn-residents al. Informed that
DANlEL MINOR, Esq. Of Alexandria,
viii receive the amount of their Direct
Tax, upon property holden by then IN
the counties of l.ondoun and Fairfay
which tax If not paid before the iiih day
Of January 1917, will be seat on to TIC
designated collector at Redmond. PEI
sons DESTROYS Of seeing tier lists nay d"
30 by applying to me al Mott's, in hIeS
andria, Oh tie 9Th Or 10th Of 5anuar1
next.
December 6--9 ea6w
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On Monday his Exceliency Qua le.
Ridgely, of iIapmtan, WIS ree!ec ed 60.
yerUor If tbs state for the ensuing ear
aad on the following day, James Sisa,g,
Richard prisby, Henry Il. ChaFman.
William Il, " ard, aed William Potter,
Esquires. we're elected TO tie council
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

The Spanish chief, Toledo, so highly
exfoled in the democratic papers for his
iscoyruptibie attachment TO Ire reyolu-
tionary cause in Spanish america IS now
accused in the same papers as Deing an
instrument Of the King This oaght 10
teach the Editors not 10 ne too warm in
asserting tue purity Of men merely be-
eaase they appear 70 entertain the sa,ne
sentiments rs themselves.
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Bank Of Winchester in Virginia.
eOS,Y

JUNE 29d, 1910.
Notice is hereby given thar. agreeably
10 Resolution OF the Board of Directors,
Of this Institution, general meeting OF
the stockholders will be held on Wednes
day the .'day of January, 1917, at ls
o'clock, at the Banking house, at which
meeting business Of great Importance to
he company will be submitted tor con-
,ideration.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
July9 lawtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

.ICIdldrlG, WOO. %.
Was committed 10 tie Jail VI thi-
county as a runaway, mula,to ma
who says his name is David .j0aes, ans
Gays that he came from Hartford county
IN the STATE OF South Caroiina-he is a.
about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high & abour
2a years OF age-h;s face is rough with
had on blue cloth coat and
bcme made pau'alonns. The owner is
requested {" corne and prove his proper.
ty. pay charges and take him awav. o.
thefwise he "il! re dispo.ed of as tie
law directs.
JAhiES CAMPBELL. Keeper
Of the jail for Washington Royd
Marshal,
November 20 Tauom
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.:r. gpoTis. Dec. 12

The Senate If this state foras,i a quo
run On Thursday last, aad &po!ntcd M.
Richard lsdrwopi clerk, Dr.. John r.
Watkins Assistart clerk, Mr.. Thomas
] B,iCe co,hmittee cie.k, Mr. q I. CIR ,
mer, rpsseasyr, ahG Nr. Henry Couiie.
door heepsr.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

The Judicial Court at the Cape Of
f,sod Hope. in August last, granted a
divorce for incompatahi'ity of temper.'- =.
This iGeompsiabiiitg Of temper, is preb4-
NV where the parties are both alike. a.
ne Irishman said OF his wife We
oyarrel because We are BOTH OF A MIND
he wants 10 be master, and 50 10 l."
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TO RENT,

The large and comt.odious three stor,
Sick Warehouse, nov in tie posscssiui
.ef BOD sc and k"ttc!!, lower end OF !l:ar
s'reet. PosoeaSiOH may be Lad tie 20;i
OF February nest, apply TO
Griffith and Diawner.
December ) law
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10 RENT.

10 RENT.
For ono or terra OF Years,
Nv Wharf e Warehouse on the north
side OF ?iuce street in the town o!
Alexandria. Possession may be bad The
.7th Of next month. The warehouse is
laypc and Convenient e Will hold 50,oG0
Sushsls grain or salt, and being exactly
al the ferry landing, makes il one OF the
best places in TOW n for puTC asing gran
or selling salt or any other hcauy article.
article. For terms apply 10
William Hepburn.
December 10 tt
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ALEXANDRIA
MONDAY, DEsEnBEs .6.

meeting of the subscribers to the
~ alr',sDaacing Assemblies. held al
A'e .aob,ius Hotel, agreeable to public
hiciau q Friday evening the 18th inst.
i no eoIiowing gentlemen were unanimous
1 % s. 's',s managers for the ssass'a =.
GU Robert Young. Col. George De-
Te" ". II. Fitzhugh, n, Herbert
neas' Moore. w. D. simms, I, Z. Ma.
AisA, " S. Stuart, A. Fitzhugh, Robt
s ss,au,,dsyille. john Washington, J, i
Ramsay.
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OUIGLY,s

SDtILYs
Burr Mill Store Manufactory.
: 5 ME subscribe has received a iarg,
& supply OF BURR BLOCKS direct
{ ON France, ant has commenced nak,na
dgrr Mil Stones, at his shop, upper END
o. hing street, near the store of Mr.
james anderson, where he can on short
notice, furnish Stones of ang size. wa.
rahtel eqra! to any 10 the United States,
ali Oil Tie lOo5t reasonable terms.
Michael QuigIv.
april 6 ii
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81 1t. Vim. A. Williams

IL w III T. IIIIaIII'
is appointed Adjutant TO the first kegi,
tnent, second Brigade Militia, d. c. and
viii be respected accordingly.
ADAM LYNN, Colonel
LIST regt. Cd brig. NJ. D. c.
December 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

q Arrived, brig Gre, shorOugi,, Ferris
- days from NeWFoan.Aand. Fbtec
Aus H. b.j6re she sailed 4 vessel arrived
, 49,, n iiitesn DAYS from Tfeeneck, which
h,ouoht int ligence that the crop
,broeeboat Eas land were abundant,'
X. +. Ea Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-16

'them in this quarter, they would have
been able to have destroyed this whole
frontier.
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Balance in hands, SSt

At meeting of the Thespian Society
ut was ordered, that the Treasurer bt
direcied to publish, for the information
.of the public, his accounts as submitted
ON the 7th instant, with the recapiIula
ton OF the expenditures attached there,
to.
In compliance with the above order the
following statement IS respectfully sub
Mitted
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Ed. DEEBLE, II. z. Z. s.
December is.
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Recopita!ation of Erpeace,

For wardrobe, including cvery1
description of dresses, ete. ,2s ao
now the prepe.tt Of tie soci-
ely,
Repairing scenery, carpenterS'1
anil painters bills for work
ing scenery and for attend 62 90
anUe OF the several nights OF
rehearsal aud performance,
Books and music, IA 10
Lighting the theatre on rehear-l % 90
Sal and performance nights. "
Printers bills tor printing tick
cts, for advertising IL tie oa 60,
d!Ittreat papers & Tor h2nd { -
bills di.sercn; performances,
Trunk to contain wardrobe, &c
REM Of theatre three nights, at} * oo
10 dollars per night, W
~ r, ,
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Net proceeds of both plays, SIS Is
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The following Is postscript 10 letter
..csiyed this morning. franl Halitsx, BY
!, gentlemen in tms city, dated.
: N3. Coffee Room, Sunday ,
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Navigation Lottery.
Second Glass.

VIII commence drawing On Monday
she Sd day Of February 1917. The ioE
.daing Is tbepresent state Of ihe vhecls
10 days draa tgg over. viz.
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For sale by the gross, dozen Or smalIs
quanslty-by
JOHN A. STEWART,
Also, ,ohere mag be had,
A general assortment OF School, and o
ther Books, Writing and Letter Paper
Blank Books, States, GuilIs, Playing anc
Blank Cards, etc. etc. either wholesale
q retail.
september II
Globes and Maps.
Just received tor sale by the subscribers
A pair of large and elegant Globes Of
the latest edition, 2l inches in diameter.
ALSO,
Madison's Map of Virginia,
Eradley's Map OF the United States,
Maps of the United States and West
Indies,
Lucas's ei>e,ant quarto Atlas, coiored
and plain,
Pinkerten's large and beautiful Ditto,
eight numbers published.
James Kennedy & Son.
Dec II eotf
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Balance, I25 IS
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9'he .GentIemcaAedaea q.

The GcRt'emcaElcdaed s@s
PJCnEI ALMANAC
enhuai Pocket Reme3i5; ANGER for fSl7o
Are je2t recciycd, Tor yair az
James Ksa,.eag . ION.
My 10 eaff
f0TGMAC & SHENAND EuH
Navigation Lottery
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29
Storm at Port-au-Prince.

NETWORK, OCT alive learn by
Capt. Alhley, of the fchr General Jack
Ton, arrived here yeiterday, that def
tructive gale was experienced at Port-au-
Prince on the 10Th of September. which
commenced at If A. NJ, and ended at 3
in the afternoon, when he face of every
thing was changed. -Thc Indigene frig.
ate loft all her mats and bowfprit a
corvette was driven afhore new gov
ernment fchooner was uplet, as were al
70 large number Of fmall vehels. The
fine brig Sphynx, of New-York, was ups
fet. but fortunately righted again. The
priva,eer fchr. Cuba, Captain Banafos.
upfet and loft feveral men, and all the
vefsls in the harbour, except one ihip
and noop, were driven aihore, but got
off without much damage. The fhip
Caledonia, from Baltimore loft her FORE
matt A large number of houies were
blown down, and many unroofed.-I 1t was
underfood that the form was more fe.
we're at Jacquemel than at Port-au-
Prince.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29
PARTS Letter-bY Nth Notes.
For the Gdsetie.

MEssRs. EpIroRs,
received, some time since, by mail, free from
postage, printed letter, from our Member OF Con.
grcss, Squire Paris. From the contents of it, 1
conclude it was not confined to me aone-as Ger
taiuly have no claims upon him, superior to my
neighbors. have neglected to acknowledge this
favor, until now, in hopes that some one, more
able than myself, would have pubickly ackuowl-
edged the same thing, and that might have come
in for share OF his general acknowledgment. But
fnd what is considered " every body's business"
is very rarely attended to-apd that public char
acters, however elevated their rank, OF however
eminent their services, have often to con-
plain Of want of attention. As it would have been
utterly vain and presumptuous for me to have at
tempted to do justice TO the letter by'any summary
Of its contents, have given it at iarge-and con-
tented myself with making few remarks only I've
ry simple, indeed, but honest on its remarka-
bic passases-and these, pray the Squire TO ac-
cept as that token Of respect, which is due to so
respectable Representative OF the present Con-
gress from A CONSTITUENT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29
NEW YORK, OCT. ~.

Letters from Philsdelphia, dated yester-
day, were received in town this morning,
announcing that, 10 the course of Saturday
or Sunday night, some villain or villains,
broke into the bank OF Philadelphia, and
robbed its vaults Of money to a considerable
amount.
Since the above was in type, we have re-
ceised handful, published by Mr. Camp
bell, cashier of the Bank, and Offering re
ward OF FIVE hundred dollars for the discov-
cry OF the persons concerned in the robbie
ry.--This handful states, that the money
stolen from the bank amounts to sum not
exceeding 5000 dollars in bills, and about
500 dollars in silver There were also s,o-
len at the same time (the property of indi-
viduals)a number Of table and desert spoons,
several silver forks, large silver coffee
pot, gold ring Set in diamonds, medal oil
the order Of Cincinnati, and several pairs oil
gold ear-rings.-Com. .Adv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29

OF every American. The mighty conflict in " hch
we had been engaged had terminated. The storm
VI which had ragged and beat with all its fury
upon our beloved country had subsided.
The success OF our arms had developed the capa-
city of our government for war, az we'll as peace,
and the idle theory that republican government
ud not stand the shock Of war had been comJAete-
ly relnted. A new era, however, in our foreign
an commercial relations had commenced on the
one hand IL became necessary to adopt system of
commercial revenue, having reference to our re.a-
tons with foreign nations, well as 10 the encour-
agement and protection of our domestic manufac-
tsres; on the Other to alleviate the burthens inn
posed on the people " the necessities of the war;
Dur financial system was embarrassed, and our
commerce had been diverted from its ordinary chan
ne!s. While, therefore, we called upon TO af-
ford proper degree Of protection 10 domestic man.
uiactures, by imposing duties on like imported ar
tcles, we we're admonshed not to go too far, lest
the revenue arising from our commerce might be
dried mp and necessity should compel us to resort
to other objects OF taxation for the purpose of re-
deemng the public debt and ,v. ying the expenses
of the government. On the 18th of February SIC,
the aggregate amount OF the public debt was
Si23, $50, 692, consisting Of the
Funded debt before the war, SIS, 1856 ,8s2
Funded debt contracted since, 68 ,374,74l
Floating public dent, 16,92O,ff5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29

gives, 40 the compensation law now
ltands, upruvds Of Gsteen doilars per day
to each member of Congrels, for each
days attendance.
This, to US poor Farmers (who live in
Oxford County and who hnd il not lit.
tie difficult to get bread for our families
and money to pay our taxe:) feems raIh-
CT too much Tor iuch yotmg Laqvye, as
Albion X Paris to pocket of our hard
earnings for the honour Of ietiing in Con.
grefs and once in ieiIion making a
fpeech about pst4tos gin am repub-
iican, Mr.. Printer, ana ike republican
men, ahen they at like republicans, but
| do not like thote republicans whole re-
pnblicaniInl conflfs like albion X. Par
ris' in pocketing the People's money at
the tune OF Gxteen dollars a day, Sun
days and ali
Squire Hubbard went TO Congrefs for
6 dollars day and tba1s enough for any
man, ;hele hard times / do not know
what you rich folks. who i've IN feaports.
think Of ,hefe Thugs; bat lean allure
my brother farmers, who live in the diff
triet, now Represented by Squire Par.
ris, that I lhall never vote tor him a,
gain, becaufe ! do not think it is the
way to prefcrve our republic and liberty,
to countenance high ialaries aud extrav-
sgance.
AN OXFORD FARMER.
Bridgton, Oct. "a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29
The Akgerine War..
PARIS, SEPT. %, ISL

News has been received from Algiers,
TO the 3lst. Of August. The English Acct
came in sight Of that place the 27th, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, to the number OF
80 sail, of which six were Dutch.
After an unavailing attempt at negocia
ton, Lord Exmou,h mooled his vessels Of
the line within half cannon shot from the
batteries of the port and rode 4; placing his
own ship, the Queen Charlotte, at the en-.
trance Of the port, and SO near the wliarvss,
that his yards touched the houses and his
guns, taking the interior The port in re-
verse, overthrow all the Algerine artillery
men, who were entirely uncovered and ex-
posed.
The Algerines sustained the fire Of the
English for upwards Of SIX hours, aud
their fury appeared to increase when two
English officers demanded leave 10 embark,
and to attack a cEenisse sonfree (carcase) to
the principal Algerihe fiigste which block
ed up the entrance of the harbour, and Sc;
her on fire. This enterprise was crowned
with complete success. The wind from
the west being strong, the flames were i'm
mediately communicated 10 the whole
squadron and FIVE FRIGATES, four
Sloohs Of Var and thirty Gun6oats, be
came prey to the conAag ration. The
city suffered less, notwithstanding tn.
bombs did considerable damage.
The English sustained very heavy
loss.-It is estimated that thousand men
were lost on each side. One Of The Alge-
rine friga,es, in flames, was driven by the
wind upon Lord Exmouth's ship, which
compelled him to cut her cables, and retire,
for some time, from the combat. II is said,
she has lost TWO hundred Of her crew.
His Lordship was wounded, and Captain
Of one OF the frigstes was killed The Dry
did not cease during the whole action, to
pass from post to Discriminating his soldiers
On the 28lh, the English squadron an
chored in the great harbour, bn, out of can
non shot from the town. On the 29th, an
Armistice was concluded, upon the basis
which Lord Exmouth had previously pro-
posed. The following are the principal
conditions -
lst The Algerine regency consents to
abolish the slavery OF Europeans in Algiers |;
and, in consequence, to set at liberty, i'm
mediately, all Europeans in captivity
Cd. Asa repatriation for the wrongs done
at Bona and Gran, the regency shall remit
TO England the $40 600 dollars, which have
been sent by the Neapolitans TO Algiers
Sd. Consular presents shall be abolished;
but as il is the usage of the East, they may
be admitted as persona, presents, on the ar
rival ola new consul, and given in his own
name, but shall never exceed 500 pounds
sterling.
4,h The kingdom Of the Netherlands,
in consequence OF the cooperation of the
Dutch squadron in the expedition, shall en-
Joy the same privileges as England.
5th. A new treaty shall be formed be-
tween England and Algiers, in which the
kingdom of the Netherlands shall be inclu
ded.
Other articles Of the armis,ice s,ipula,e
that the regency shall preserve the right OF
making war upon certain European pow
ers but that those of their subjects who
may fall into their hands, shall never be
made slaves, but treated as prisoners Of war.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29
l6 Dollars q dau.

Mr.. SHIRLEY,
find that the next seilion of Con.
grefs commences on the I'd of December
and ends on the 4sh of March next-this
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-29
Making in the whsIe,t

According to the report of the secre-
tary Of the Treasury, the amount of
the annual civil. diplomatic, and mis-
celianeous expenses OF the government