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nounce what ! think will still hapnen in
France the appeal is not 10 the French
people, but to all the people of Europe. in
support OF the principles which | have
Just announced.
Why, If you have no desire to interfere
in the affairs of France. do YOU announce
SO ardent a wish TO introdure there, and
tn cause to be translated into French, the
political articles OF the fdin6u,ek Repiezv2
dnn't snow that ! ever expressed this
wish but the work being written by the
most enlightened men in England, and CON
tanning an abstract of all the books that
are published there, may have desired
70 see its circulation in France, at the re-
quest OF many of my friends.
These articles contained polite prin-
cipies, which, according to your own adj
mission, could not be circulated except by
manuscript copies. whioi. fer this reason
would not produce so much good as might
have been hoped from their publication
by these words SO much good" did you
mean the agitation ct mems minds, and
the circulatioR of ideas dangerous and sub
versivs of government ?--First, England
would not permit the publication of work
which contained dangerous pr,nciples-se-
Condly. the Edinburgh Reuiegu is.not con-
quarterly; thirdly, as an Engishman, i
have been brousht up in the opinion, that
political discussions produce no evil, and
are the soul OF tempered liberty and public
good.
Can you explain the nature of the very
extraordinary events which you announ-
ced we should soon hear spoken of in Ger-
many 1.-The judicial curiosity of France
ought To coniine itself within the limits of
Its own territories; besides, l cannot an
swer without seeing the pieces from VIII CHI
these expressions are taken; so far from
dread g, l even licit publicity, provided
it ne of the whole that may have said or
written.
The accused maintains thathis answers
Contain the truth he persists in them, and
ON their being read, has signed them with
us and the clerk and has also signed and
inscribed with ne Uarietur the two letters
which we have shewn to him. The mi
nutes being thus,
(Signed) WILSON,
DUPUY and DEROSTE.
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DRAGoNLAND FOR SAFE

SSTiLL be of RED Tor sale, to tn hehes, bi!ier,
w at Atddlesex coart house, on Monday. "a
July next, heDg Mh'desex court day. three small
pieces OF ID agon swamp iaed.-Onc piece Of 50
sc'es' keins part Of the Land formerly belong.
Ig To Coi. Ihnmas Rp~ne deed of Sidd.ssea
TounV one 'ther piece, o' 5 acres, adjoining the
Lands OF Capt Churchill Dasev, d, "a. oil said
county one other piece, q 30 or IL acres lon,
ins the lanes Of MI Garrett, Of King & e e,feS,u.
~ anu aIso. a snail nisr st IN the mill ,srmerlY
ba'onsng to Col. john Guo .e. des'd 81 si,lll.,x
county.
l deem Il unnecessary to say apy thing respect.
"s me LANDS, as It IS presumed ilat my psrson
FOR themselves.
AZ ,hs right and title that JOHN Qna,Ies. deed.
oil hddieseN County hal in said !a4ds and mill,
viii be rn'sle to the purchaser.
MIR. Nelson Muse viii shew tie above lands 70
any persons wishing to purchase. The 4 rms vii
be made khoaI on the day Of sle
ROBERT QUARLEs,
Executor efJoAN QUARLEs. alec'a.
800 49, f5-wfis
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DOMESTIC.

WAsHINGToN, June o.
FURTHER FROM TIE MEDITER-
RANEAN.
Ertract ola letter fran an officer on board
the Mediterranean S0fGldrou.
Frgase United States, Bay of Aleiers,
Api1 10, 1916.
The sailing of the John Adams s,r the
u. States, affords me an opportunity of
sending you this. We broke up our win
ter quarters at Port Mahon, and anchored
here with tbs feet OIL the STU inst. consis,
ting of the Java, Constellation, Erie and
John Adams the sloop Of war Ontario is
a. present in Marseilrs. a few DAYS pre-
viors to our departure from Nation. an
English squadron rendezvuused in that
harbour; tney remained Couple OF days.
and went OlI--and on our arrival here. we
found them anchored in order Of battle
abreast the batteries. This feet Consist
ed OF SIX line of battle ships, two frieates,
three sioops OF war. bom6 ship, and th,
necessary number OF transports. Lord ex-
mouth, Formerly Admiral Pel,ew.) had
his Gag in the Boyoe, the ouly three decker
Ia che fleet. We learnt from them in Ma.
non, that they were destined fer this place
their object, the liberation of all the chris-
tian slaves. To effect this, an uscoud,ti-
0nal demand was 60 be made FIRST If re.
fused, a csrtaiH ransom was to be offered
aud Il chat also failed, the batteries and
town were to be att cked. The iirst pro-
position. It would appear, has Dsen reject
al and the second ono accepted 10 cOBse-
4nence OF which, $40 liberated slaves have
actually been received on bard the diff
ct.aI transports, md the a-et sol uGdsc
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"NImhcrless arrests daily aud nightly take place
they include many persons Of distinction. less.
however, among the old Imperial, than the Paric-
tic partv.
Z" Rhmsurs have prevailed Tor these last two days
offs conspiracy aga'nst the government, having
be- detected n, ,ne very moment of execution,
and IN which the individuals above alluded 10 are
said to he the priaeipal actors The Giet is, there
exists general and tacit conspiracy in the pulic
mind and gov'rn'nc I cannot hut h conscious oi
IL existence Bul his would not appear the fittest
moment Tor It's execution ITS result would be in
eorp1etr.
" Rsilying sgusls have been distributed, such as
csr~ls # irregular iorn hearing ON "a m the
words g UNION, LIBERTY. COUNrRY"-
4 proclamation to tie French people, couche,l in
energetic, AID We, moderate terms is also in cir
culation nE'ees Of union are worn. These cards
and rroclamaions have been addressed anony nous.
" 10 dill reut in,liviiuas--amorg others, 10 the
Min''tcr Of Police. 1t being ived that he him.
self wonld h. d s;nelined TO favor the accom-
p'ishment Of the err, at end" no
We have now % Communicate. from highly res
psctahle authority 81 Lisbon, that serions distur-
Ia ces have broken ont in the Forth of Spain. and
that he Spanish soii re had evince' strong dis
posi,irn TO take part against the government
I'll IS before the British Psrliamen,, provi-
ding f' the resumption of specie payments by the
ba OF England, within two years I; hut MT COM
Peni ihrm to resume, il political other events
should max II impronsr.
There wasa great fire in Constantinople atout
the latter end Of Feb. in which the Grand Vzier
and the Captain Pachs nearly persisted. They got
upon the top ola house direct measures for exin-
gnishinc tie hsraes: fhe roof of the honse fell in
wit them, bnt they escaped with their lives
IieRr1, 'friii7 We understand that Cnuntde
S'aion persists in MS sys,em of free importation of
foreign merchant 70. lie co,slersit q be a me ms
of producing emulation in the manufactures Of diff
feren' couut,ies
There is The following comment in the Peters
'uig'i Gazette upnn remark ms,ie upon iiu.ss, 10y
a nernhe- of the House Of Commons:
Pc'ers511g .Narch 2i.--'i'he Official Gszette
has psbiished the following article Mr.. Knox
lately said, in the English House of Commons
Russia is exceedi ely powerful, it'll "a extent of
her territory and her right hand j. he Black Sea,
and her LIFT in the Baltic ard rtstson the cxtrcm-
Vt es ut the eiobcii is isiog To- hear this kind
OF language from a native of Engla,d. who's, hands
and feet are washed in MI the OF the universe"
hopjFsberg, -gbrR IL -Accor ing 10 the last
counis from Msrienberg SIS Villages in the great
st,lrier, wit osO Inhabitants and i the districts
OF iiegenhof, 80 villages. with 10 902 inhahi-
tants' were under water. To these are 10 ~ al
ded the Eibing villages, II in number, with 1900
peorle.
The late King of Sweden arrived at Augsburg,
April 9, frcm Italy.
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Latest from Aew OrLcaua

:. BY the brig Support. we have received
rev Orleans papers 20 the Goth of May.
At that date>the break or creyasse in the
!!evee, had not been stopped, but the water
IN the river Mississippi had fallen considera-
oy-At Nstchcz it had fallen two feet
at New-Orleans about SIX inches.
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Prussia, are tne powers whose stocks are
the highest on the Amsterdam Exchange
American perceBts. (Louisiana) are QUO
ted at 81, the Prussian loan at % per
cent.
II appears that during the Congress of
Vienna, regulation was forced by the
Representatives of eight Po"ers who
signsd the Treaty of Paris, which deter
mines the Rank of the several grades of
ID plomatic Agents, ofwhich the following
is summary: Nat Int.
EJACULATION OF THE RANK OF
DIPLOMATIC AGENTS"
To prevent the difficulties which have
often ARISEN, and may aga,n arise from
claims to precedence among the d fferent
Diplomatic Agents, the Plenp
OF the Powers who signed the Treaty of
Paris, have agreed 10 the following Arti-
Giles, and they invite the Repres ntative
OF other Crowned Heads TO aaopt the
sam-
ARTICLE 1.-The Members of the Dr.
piomatc Corps, are divided INTO three
Classes.
Anb 'ssadors, Legates or Nuncios.
ENJOYS, Ministers, or other persons aS-
credited near Sovereigns.
Charges d'Afaires, accredited to the
Ministers of Foreign Affairs.
ARTICLE II.--Anbassadors, Legates or
Nuocios only, have the Representative cha.
ractcr.
ARTICLE I1I.-Diplomatic Agents ap-
pointed TO Extraordinary Missions shall
not, in virtue thereof, enjoy any supcriori-
ty of rank.
ARTICLE Iv.-Diplomatic Agents shall
take rank with eacn other in Their respec-
tive Glasses, FROM the date of the official
notification of their arrival.
ARTICLE YIN each State, a uniform,
mode shall be fxedon, for the rec, pt,on of
the Diplomatic Agents, of the respective
Glasses.
ARTICLE vI.--The connexions o. kind
red or marriage between Courts, shall not
give rank to their Diplomatic Agents.
The same in regard to political connex.-
.oils.
ARTICLE With such Acts or Trea-
ties between several Powers, rs admit IF an
alternate sign ture, the order If signature
shall be determined by lot.
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NOiisf.
WILL BIZ SOLD. to The highest bidder. on the
~ premises, on he lgUi Jais, X S,naK Ic4c;
II Lend, lying in Hanover County, the late resi-
dence Of NIfs. Sarah PuIlsm, deed. There is On
TIE sad 'cactn f land, very comlortabe dwelling
no'se and ether houses Of sse, a god vel, AL
ROBERT j. PULLIAM, Sr.
ROBERT !. PULLIAM, Jr.
TrEsfees-
Suhs ~ Is-SSw
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WiOLEsALE AND RBTAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
L0OALNC-GL.4SS MN PRLN.y sYORK.
gFkANCiS fAYERIF.. from New-yort oe.,-.
\ y Opposite the Eaqairer-OG Gee, Msn,if.eitree
.. I,'S"iS- Gios5cs, Picture Fraaes, &c. Ere-
sl.,s ''"'' 'a''cy, aud ornaments! gliding, in t5s
at u'e shortest noiic..
FOR SALE,
r, Soy-.'laaeS, TAernoniltsr Re- yes'y Water
~. b. Ladies Eeedls-~osk, &e framed < glazed
With neatossS and Dispatch!
june %. 1871
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Paris, IN l7sy.

4 -1.s' II 4fIfys
The United States Of .SDley1ca and
Prussia, are tne powers whose stocks are
the highest on the Amsterdam Exchange
American percehts. (Lousana) are quo
ted at 81, the Prussian loan at % per
cent.
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Mr. LEE. American consul at bordeaux.
we understand has taken his passage on
BOARD the ship Laguira, and was to sail for
New-fork about the Goth -rNurora.
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HE crown prince of Sweden has sent an
ambassador to the court of some German
prince. to ask the hand of some German
princess for his son Oscar. This is of
course political manoeuvre, to secure the
Swedish crown to the blood of the Berna.
dottes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
A CARD.
Ic the Ednor Of the aurora.

/ should have paid you my Reshecfs
much sooner, If | had not found is so q fiji
cult to procur. files Of your paper fnr>some
time back.-Those which have Just ex-
amined are yet incompletP-So that it is
out of my power to point out the hume
rous Inconsistencies and equivncations of
which you have been guilty.-Enough,
how yer. will be found to satisfy the read
or as to the principles and ver1city of the
aurora.
seize this opportunity Of thanking
you for the twe0ty columns Of abuse, viii h
you have lnvisIed upon this p per.--The
time, which you have drvot d to it, argues
the importance you attach to it. 1t IS in
vain that you have sought to disparagc it
by every contrmptu ,us epithet You could
employ. The effort only refutes its~1f-
You write volume 70 prove that a man
is not worthy Of notice The grade, in
which you have placed the Enquirer, IN
other respects IS far beyond what it ss-
pires to fill.--To confess, that &" of all the
agents Of the ruling party. there is none 81
much relied on"-that Their, is none "can
bear comparison tn the Richmond En-.
quirer in the view Of the ruling party
that the New York .fdvocafe, which is be-
yond ispute one of the ATTEST Journals in
the Union, is ony the " second bcst" OF pa
pers is indeed higher praise thap the Va
nifty of the Ecqurer ever presu ned to
claim. l was ambitious Of no other
distinction than the humble one which at
tackles TO fropinciat fofer--but little did
dream, that it should ever be regard ed
as the Organ OF The Republican, party
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OLD ENGLAND.

Interesting extract of a iiriUafe letter from
agentLcmau in Liverpool to his friend
in Wa7v- York. dated The 19h august
Politely communicated to The editor.
al saw gentleman to day from .Lond7n,
which he left yesterday morning. The &C.
neral conversation there, he says, is about
the reduction ofthe interest cfthe nation
al debt. So nething must be done sp-tdi-
Iy. The revenue. this quarter. will only
amount to the interest of tine debt. The
d, ficit of the preceding quart was nearly
3 millions sterling.]
q understand that trade is bod with
you but r st assured tits mucA worse hire.
There w9S riot at Preston last week. The
military here were ordered thither, & soon
put it down. The people will break out
with vengeance in Lancashire, If trade
continues in this state ali Writer. We have
had remark sbly wet summer, and corn
is at present advancing.
~. Y. Columbian.
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NEWPORT. Sept. IS
LATEST FROM AFRICA.

Captain Devens. ofthe schooner Hiram,
who arr. here on Monlay st from Sierra
Leone. we learn. that French Squadron.
consisting of several frigates, with trans
ports, &c. arrived at GoreT on the Goth ct
July, having on hoard tn French G 'vern
ors and other officers. to take possession
of Senegal and Goree; which places we're
TO be delivered up to them in few days.
The English governor at Goree had left
some time previous. and an officer had
been sent from Sierra Leone to Goree, to
give possession of that place to the French
authorities. One of the frigates belonging
TO the Squadron. was cast away near De-
negal.
Sir James Yeo, in the INcoNsTANT
frigAte, was at Sierra Leone when Capt.
u. sailed.--IIe was bound down the coast
after the Spanish and Portuguese slave
vessels, and from thence to the West In
dies.
The war between the Negroes on the
sea coast, and those of the interior, still
continued when Captain Dcvens sail
e..
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NonFoLK. October /
The Roonake Canal.

Il nc hOOnGke canal.
We have taken some pains TO be informed of the
progress Of subscriptions to the Roanoke Canal
Company, in the different counties where books are
appointed IL be opened. The result of our enqui-
ries is as yet, un,vorabe the aggregate, though
IN few instances becoming interest in the scheme
has beca manifested Generally Speaking, lille
no exertons have been made to obtain subscriptions
by those who we're named as superintentants and
IN two entire (perhaps more) Counties, no books
have beIn opened, even at this late day, aud the
subject has scarcely been thought of We have Ia
vOrasle accGnnts from Northampton ard Halifax
counties, IN. G. though we are not prepared to
state with the amount subscribed IN either
There is no doubt in minds that ii the suDerin-
tendsnts would enter upon the duties assigned them
by tae Legislature Of Virginia, with due zeal and
industry, the whole amount deemed necessary for
completing the Canal, would be subscribed within
very short period. We further learn, that in
some OF the COUNT which would be pre- eminent
ly benefited by the Canal lands have already taken
a rise, upon a presumption that the Canal will be
cut yet strange 1t may appear, those very coun-
ties have done, yet, little or nothing in the way
OF subscribing To have the work doi.e
Herald
The brig Rolla, from St Thomas, brings 10000
dollars IN sbecie
MR.. DALLAS
The exhibit Of our Finances, (ia the Nat. Intelli-
gencer,) concludes with a comparative view of
the gross product of the Customs in some of the
principal districts, from March, 1915, to July,
1916, both months inclusive, in which we are sur
prised to Norfolk quoted at more S49I, $50
56-wheress, we are informed, from good author
itv, ton. that the accounts OF this department. even
from June, 1915, to June, lS16--i2 months, Ter
Guiding January, February aud March, 1915, and
July, 1916, } exhibited receipts to the amount of
upwards OF 900 dol0rs-making the revenue
eipts nf orfok considerably more than those of
.NcrY Orleans, and nearly doubi, those of Savan.
nah, Which it falls considerably under, according to
tie estimate given i'll tie ln'elliseRcer.
Beacon.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 9.
STATE OF THE MARKET.

From letter 10 a merchant IN this city,
dated Liverhool. Aug. 81.
We have had two dull weeks in the cot
ton market. This weekthe sales have been
5000 bags, and the import las been double
that quantiy.-Uplahd Cottons OF good and
fair qualify brings 19d, but the extreme
quotations are from II q to q, for very
choice. There does not appear to us rea-
son to believe that cotton will fiuctuate
materially, for our stock IS abundant, aud
the opinion is so universal thatwe shall have
large supplies and low prices next year,
that our buyers, in about two months, we
think will purchase very sparingly,
The last sales Of Pot Ashes we're made
Ut 46s-but the orders appear now to be
supplied. The season shipping to the
continen. viii soon be ON and they then
calculate that asseS wi fail materially,
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Letters have been addressed to MS, in
consequence of the various artcl W.
have had on this subject, asl. ng our advice
as to emigration. We answer with Mr..
Goblet, that we will advise no man "a e.
migrate. We shall state fairly the facts
that come to our krowiedge-fIr the au-
thority of which facts we shall be r-spon-
sible--but we will not ince, the re>pansi--
billy of giving advice. A man is tue best
judge Of his own affairs; bue we know 1t
is the opinion OF experienced m,n. that 10
person of any profession. lawyer, phys'c,
an, merchant. manufacturer or farmer, It
he have any industry, can fail of making
comp: tence, perhaps fortune III AWeri-
ca. [Dubiin 4. Post.
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JIBRAL II AN DAY,
law IS. 1916.

u. y. FrrSafe Ontfei ofoteS,
GIBRALTAR BAY,
Jay Is, 1916. )
otis not 10 my power to give you any
.,.rsrt nforma,i m respecting tine present
tate of our aft IRIS with A!g ers-indeed.
do not believe there is any inform ton on
hat heaN, without the confines If its walls.
When last wrote you NV the John Adams
in April last, war appeared IN vitdbie, un
! Sc our government should con rs cnH TO
,,,rchase with hrcsegf, wii't might he
rinfcrced by tho BRAVERY Of our arms. The
.xn;ratiop ot the arnnistice. tlrer entered
;,,o nv our comm dore 5ellevs is at hand;
h,t whether the Ag rin~s W u chus- TO add
. new enemy to the British and Dutch, or
,yheth.r our government will chuse to
,oo,,,,v with their demantls, rs we'll as the
;,soIercr of the bankrupt Sp Aniaris, must
1,aliv determine the question of Peace or
war AS to the British, bell thew
evinccd an infIrrenc to Insult and iniurT
in the conduct rf the Alg-rires, uapr &C.
den,ed in Their history. We we 1T Al
.r;sy, in Nav last, at which time we were
;,formed. that srme British C,pt ms be-
ionpinr to Lord Exmouth's (Peliews) s1ra-
dron. had been mot barbarnusly treated
in the streets one of them stripped naked
and fogsel another having his fingers
cut off. aud that the Consul and his unfoI'
tunatc family were imprisoned. Through
the intercession of the American End other
Consuls, it was understood, however, that
the lady and her children were set at lib
erty but we have been since informed (I
do not pretend to vouch for its correctness,)
by a Swedish ship that arrived at M laga,
that the Consul and his family have since
been put to death / have sen an ex
tract of a letter in an American paper.
which states the Dey to be An enlightened
and humane man-In nv humble opinion.
the very existence of such a monster, and
his nest of barbarous piratical adh"rents, is
a disgrace to christianity and to the world.
awe have received four months provi
sions on board, and are 70 follow the new
Commodore to Naples, from whence, it
appears to be the opinion of some officers
We shall proceed to the United States. II
such AN event should not take pl &c before
fall, as much as wish to get home, l
should be srgreeably disappointed for
winter spent here. is much more pleas
ans than a winter spent in the United
States.
"Since here, have been 80 times in
port-M ,rsei'lrs is a superb city but
grooming under the tyranny and oppression
Of her new masters. We could have got
enough men in that single port to man one
OF our ships. so great is their poverty and
aversion to King Louis"
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,;.e,v an Illumination Of the Palace of its
crnse. .oJ or the town house, leaving il at the
If the inhabitants of this eminent city to ex-
oPo" ,h.,r own pleasure ~ toeqisl demonstrations
ere. ,olen. that may announces their real salts
~ ,,,d in the mean tiiae, fetes arr preparing
he. I, 10 the happy occasion, not .rrsetti.g The
s' Suite TO Providence OF tao most heartfelt
tsa, he fortress oil Buenos Ayres, the 10Th July,
i'''' .afsuelde Ligoaei,
Francisco 4,uo'Io de Escqiddi.
MANUEL OBLIoApG, Secy tn the
Comm. Of Govt.