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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
The Restorative Powder for I'll
teeth aud Cams.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
uhitens the teeth, BY absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and iouiness, which
uttered to accumulate, never fails to IN
ue and final ruin the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
March 25.
LANDIAG,

From the brig Milo, capt. Z. Greely
from Portland,
And for sale by
LAWRASON & F0WLE,
ID tons clean st. petersburgh Hemp.
so bolts first quality Russia Duck,
220 pc. Ravens CO.
800 bikes brown Soap,
Also. landing aud for sale,
SO b6ls. Tar,
9 tons Corlage Of superior quality
different sizes,
April 9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25

They have been found remarbly etfla
catious in preventing and curing olsor !
aers attendant On long yoyase9' @hU
should be procured and carefully pfeserS'
ed for use by every seaman
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SPRfJWG G0JDS.

TX AHtN VI u ~ s(!C.
The subscriber has rccelged ard cfgs,
for sale on King street, a few doa,
below the Mechanics kank, By i,
piece or package, S RING G00lG
consisting of ;
90 long cloths & AlanepOlam dlis,
Cotton shirtinss, lenos
Plain and figured null nusIins
a. aud Ga cotton cambrics
Ga cambria dimities
leans, dimities
Harlem tapes and i,obbins
Mems and womens cotton stocking
Furniture fringe, etc. etc.
The above Goods were selected bv :,
good judge at the manufactures in En-
land, aud will be sold on accommod.s.
ing terms by
GEORGE TAYLOR
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For Boston,

For Boston,
rEg The Schooner Re5ecca. captain
- :sassS-.g,s Berry an excellent vessel and
.pady for the reception OF q cargo; will
eceiYe freight on moderate terms. APP
ply to
JOHN JACKSON,
Who has for sale, landing from SAID
Schooner,
100 tons PLAISTER.
april la eo2w
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Rnhu's genuine Ege yTnfer.
TInatIR Ache DrOps

UUt!tb s0NIEN Ut
The only remedy yet discovered whici
gives immediate md lasting reAef IN the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MEDICINES arr
prepared from The Recipes Of the ia,t
Richard Lee, jan. (by Hannah lee, nj
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-l ok
and by her particular appointment sold b,
.Nessrs JUS. Kennedy q Son
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA
April Is.
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Landing from ship Boston,

+.
IS quarter casks Malaga wine
1876 boxes bloom Malaga raisins
20 ditto Auscatel ditto
4 quarter casks Sherry ZINE
S pipes superior Beneca5io wine
8 auarteT, casks do. do.
8 casks glass ware
~ 96 boxes birthstone
AZ casks Lucea oil
l case silks
s bags juniper berries
SO bales wrapping paper
Is ditto long writing do.
90 ditto superior quality do.
L case verdigris,
Which will be Sold low for cash CT
approved credit.
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For Nsw- York. Boston q Portland,
xEE The schooner Dorcas Ann,
AN George Titcomb, master,
VIII commence loading Tomorrow, and
take freight on very reasonable terms.
Andy to the master on board, er TO
La1orasoH and Eo1Cle.
March &c
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April II

P'eN -
The largo of Ship Boston,
Oliver P. Finley, master, from Gibral-
tar. via Isle Of May, consisting OF
5000 bush. Salt
400 boxes Muscatel s. bl. Raisins.
SO pipes Catalonia wine
6 pipes MALAGA Wine
900 OF. casks choice old Sherry DO
10 cases flint Glassware
SOC reams Letter Paper
81 cases Roll Birthstone
42 cases best Florence Oil
case Florence Silks,
Win commence landing to day and is
offered for sale by
Adams, Herbert g Co.
Amil 6.
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Consisting of the following Articles, viz
Brow n and white rolls
Ressians
Ticklenburg
German oznaburg
Plati!las. brown and white
White sheetlngs & shifting linen
DoNlas
CreaS
Britannias
Diaper and diaper table cloths
Tapes, ribbon, &c.
Stacking
Glass ware
Iron and steel
White aud colored thread
Stone jugs
Quart bottles. and
4 variety Of ether articles, added to
his former stock, Will make his assort-
nent very good--wlIich he will sell at
reasonable prices fer cash or good notes.
Charles Tyler.
Tehrrarv ;
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rCR En-

Frame House on FairGay.d
&. Tor many years occupied by Hil
late Doctor Kennedy as a druggists
shop. This .house is particularly vele
calculated for Grocery Store Or theas
COZ. mediation Of an extensive Druggist.
he buildings are commodious, and tie
&c lars COO, dry and spacious. APpI-
cation to be made to
j. Il. .MKsnna
february 9 3fapOtf
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Dissolution of Partnership.
March so

THE partnership heretofore existing
undel the firm of Cawood and Smith Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Daniel Cav ood is fully authorised to set
tle the concerns OF the late firm, by
whom the business viii be continued.
Daniel Carcood.
19los. II. Smith.
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
no TOUCH AZ CORK:
- The elessnt coppered ship

Z 4 Ee1S Ht ciV "
ggAsf nv Boston,
s;;S 355gz4Sssssa 291 tons, intended as re-
a a,.jsse ITader. to the former place. She
ss,ll receive what freight may otter here.
and proceed to Norfolk, to complete hei
loading, 50 4;.,a Cor tbe
fan lamentations, the attention OF im'
norters arc respectfully solicited I, to ta's
conveyance. Apply to 0. 7. Finley
who viii 5mmand her--or to
adams, Herbert ana 70.
April 8
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Landing

From on board the brig Virginia, from
Gibraltar, and for Sale,
40 tons Pig Lead
so boxes Florence Oil, and
90 casks sweet and dry Malaga
Wine.
.hs,yton Ksene.
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april 10
Valuable .1fill Property for Sale.

Valuable ydill Property for Sale.
NYNslER the authority of deed OF
= trust, from the late capt George
North. for certain purposes therein men,
Il ned. the subscribers will expose to
sale. on the premises, on Monday the
9th lay of May, 1916, that valuable Mil
Seat on Holmes Run, in the county Of
Fairfax. to which are attached about Tor
tq-tvo acres Of land. This valuable pro-
bertv IS about sis and half miles IRON
4lexaadria, Georgetown and Washias-
ton. There is a turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing BY this rro-
perty and lntersectins the Little RIVER
turnpike road.
The sill House IS built of stone, 50
5v 20 feet. II ee stories high with com
olete machinery, the whole new, and III
excellent order, There is also com
.nodi6u, dge!iing-house, kitchen, stables,
sc. 4 luther description is deemed
unnecessary, as those dispssed.to pur-
clfa,e viii p:obabiy view the property
before fIe Iaf OF sale.
Que tnrd Of the purchase money will
he required in hand. and the remaining
tgo thirds in six and twelve months, with
a deed Of trust upon the property TO Sc
our. tl,a fragment
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CM Ca1ghs.
HAMILTON S ELIXIR.

sroere;sn remedy for Colds, oestahdte|
coughs. .asthn.us, sore throats, and
.anproaching Copsumptions, and mest
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
A SINGLE trial will prove, that 1t
restores the determination of the
a,,;ds to the surface OF the body; and
rings on the common healthful persPlr,a-
ions that it dislodges and evacuates the
tough viscid phiegm or mucus, Strength
ems the weakened vessels of the lungs
,heathes the acrimonious humcr which
rentates them and finally discharges u.
thus strikes at the root of the disorder
the symptoms are of course ehectually
and permanently conquered, the reVe IS,
If coinmoa medicines whichsweakten tne
constitution, and give strength to the
disc, der for the sake of moderatlng Tor
the present some of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
Selected from numerous La
10 IL. LEE.
Pe;ne DESTROYS TO make public for the
rood IF others the excellent quality OF
aAMILTON's ELIXIR, prepared o.
,ba late Mr. Lee. have sent you the fol-
LOVING account of the benefit J have re-
cs,yed from it; which | hope will induce
cthers to give ia trial. In consequence
nf q bruize on the breast received from a
fan. my health grew bad, my breathing
became difficult, and frequently | have
had suddenly to rise up in my bed WITH
al tue horrors of Immediate suiEocauon'
Add to these, a constant pain in my
,reast and a cough, a great loss OF
,trength and flesh, and you may CONCEIVE
that my symptoms evidently indicated an
approaching consumption. The advice
# a most eminent physician was resorted
10, and afterwards a second was called
in, but without giving me any reieG
Another physician, who knew me and
the circumstances of my case, Gde!Sea
me to sire Bamilton's Eiiair q triaI-,
saving. he had used g it IN his practice,
md ai,caqs found 1t to do much good. V
bottle was procured, and J found reS'el
5efore Ihad tahcen half ofit. lconti4ued
to use it, and was soon strong enough q"
attend TO business. On taking cold, some
Of nv former symptoms return but are al
wavs removed by a dose or two OF the T.
lixir. ,n
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yOHN HOOVER.

Sworn and subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson. esq. one of the justices OF the
oeace for Philadelphia county.
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Damask Zip sn've.

HAMS true & genuine Germaa Corn
PtaiSier.
An infallible remedy for corns, speedily
removing them root and branch, without
giving Pain.
Hahn's genuine Eye 'Fofer.
A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or Of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-25
q great Bargain n Land.

Eg7IsHENG TO remove to >, the Wet ',
w ern Country, | will sell to
FARM on which ! reside. containDsa
bout $40 acres Land. of the yeryfr,
qualify. a large proportion Of which IL
we'll tinhered and is now in good sials
Of cultivation from the use Of clover ard
plaster tor many years, antsno Iand ID
the county can lay more beautifully tG,
farming It is within three quarters q
a vile Of Mr.. Leuis's elegant nill GU"
,ton, and the turnpike read leading from
ishby's Gap to Alexandria vii pas
within FIVE miles OF it.
l will take in pa FIR tie above p'
perry a tract of good Bottom lan0a
Iihe KenhaNa or Ohio river. any Fr,
son wishing to pprcha, can see TIE .S''
aud know the terms by aprilcan'a'
I subscriber. or in his absence TO h'
Cuthbert PoceH, who lives near !"
farm.
Thomas w. Powell
T,nuheyn. knriI 16-12 e02D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09
SOUTH NERlC9.
[ Translated for tie Baltin,ere Patriot.
BUENos AYRrs. july 25, 1876
LNDEPE.NDE.N'CE.


The Nj st Excellent, the Commission of Govern.
Whereas, urder date or the 9th inst. tho Most
Excellent the Director has communicated the "a.
~ I"portant r. solution following, 10 wit
he sovereign Congress oil the United Proyin.
ccs"i k'o de Ia Plata has this day declared this pat
81 oouth rica independent of the dominalioa
o' thc MING OF spain and its Metropolis, BIZ The fol-
lowing august resolution -" The August tribunal u
the Na,inn has this DAY sanctioned. ly tbe usant
nous exclamation OF all the Representatives q
The Unlt Pioyinces il. Congress assembled. the
independence oil the country from the dominsfion
OF The h OF Spain and its Nj iropolis. This in.
portrait hews is communicated to your Excelleney
Tor your norn'at'on and satisfaction, and to be pub
IIsed ~ All the pir'vi AID towns of the union.
1876" '" v
francisco .NarcisO ne LG5riGLa, Pres't.
Jose .Iq'10no Boedo, Nice.Pres't.
Jose g5oriano S ,rano, Sec'y.
JUaI Jose P0sso, Dep. Sec'y.
communicate 1t to your Exce.Iencv, that Vol
may cause this happy event to b. soeFcnly PUBLISH
cd and celebrated and that yom may transmit sori
Oue's t1tiiat elect to all tie towns and aatOitiss
Of that province. Col preserve your Excellensy
tor nsay years
TuccMAS, July o, 1916.
Junn -IIorfin d. T7nepreaoa
SILvEsTHg lcAzATE S,cv.
To tie .jfoSJ ETcelleJa lie
Unecfo'' sd interim. Bsenos lures
Now, therefore, AID in the c!Filsion of the mos
perfect joy, ct an event lougod foi by every Amer
Icsn breast, siace the Provinces, caring, for three
centni.s, tie chains of Peninsoisr oppression, r.
solved TO break them, obiitefsiing by the most bel
roc aeit'ns, the remembrance # their psst huDlli
s''on, The Sovfrnnen joins eih a common acc M
" communicating the foregoing without rnoncn
Delay, to The worthy citizens OF ills capital, III
buff Al T.. sftlrI
iiSi'ed IN tue most solemn nangcr and copies OF Il
posted IN al the most pnbic Places ct the city HeI
suburbs And as this day, bittcr one tor tyrani5I
IKE ~ some degree unto that on which COrtcz bur
u" ships, with the msgnanmous resolution 10 eat.
to his companions TO alternative but victory, wi
excite demonstrations OF the purest Joy on the ~
OF the citizens, exalted at last TO the glory 1T bco
sing TO Tree state, the atencss NJ the p; essni 'n
mei't not admitting Of an nmodiate display Of
the pomp due to the celebration VI Tie majesty
so memorable an event, the Government nas
known, that alter tonight tste will Be lor ten -
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embarked in the Lord Duncan packet,
under sail for CALAIS. The Dukes horses,
dogs. state and travelling carriages, were
previously shipped in the day in transports,
ard sailed in the afternoon.
Corfu, Iuiy Cur city enjoys the
creates tranquility, and our Magistrates
peaccably exercise their functions. An ode
has, however, appeared, winch is attribu-
ted to Mr.. VIM. Duchalt. y man we'll YER
sd in the language of Homer and Pindar.
This Ode has gwen great displeasure to
tae new Goverbmgnt 1t is translated in
to modern Greek and Italian. The EN-
ppror Alexander is invoked in it as the
SHE Restorer of the Independence ofthe To-
Man Islands. The English Commissary
has sought for it with great care the peo-
pie sing it wherever they can do so with
impunity.
Three vessels have sailed from our road,
it is thought to cooperate with Lord Ex-
mouth in the expedition against Africa
The coasts Of Albania and the Morea are
necessarily infcst, d. Turkey employs 10
means Of preventing them. Different re =
doubts have been constructed, and ancient
fovts armed, but@tiis is looked upon a mere
precaution.
Nantes, July 19.-We expect cloth for
cloathirg our troops from France. We
prefer it to the English cloth, which is
much inferior.
We are daily expecting to hear of Lord
Exmouth's expedition. The opinion here
is, that it has been much too long delays {.
The pirates prof. by the interval, in
sweeping the NJ .dliterranean, and putting
their Notifications in a state of defence
1t iseven feared. that without an army for
de5arkation, it Will not be possible to re-
duce the Regency of Algiers, tile most
dargsrous of these Barbsry Regencies.
The Dey viii care very little for the des-
truction of the houses of the town, which
belong to The Jews and Moors. while he
and the Turks an secure their treasures
i'll their country houses, which certainly
have nothing 10 fear from the English
70 kets and bombs. 1t is even duubte d
whether the Congreve ror kcts VIII have a
ny considerable infu nee on the houses of
Algiers, as they are built of stone, with
fiat roufs, on which a layer of damp earth
may be spread in sufficient quantity To
rounteract the effect of any infiammabie
prrjectlle. Thc Dey has also nothing TO
fear from any smell corps Of troops, howe
yer brave, which NAV be landed, as the
Ban and Arrere Ban of the Regency are
called out. All the Scheks, OF Lords of
Moorish villages. and other chiefs of the
Arab tribes, are How orowding to the
neigh aourhood of Algiers, with IN immense
number Of light cavalry, to which the Beys
OF Mascata, Constantine, and others join
some regular troops.
This mass of soldiers, who, though un-
disciplined, are animated by fanatacism,
ard who viii have to combat for their
homes. is not entirely destitute of artillery,
nor of men capable of directing it. The is
sue OF the English expedition is therefore
matter OF sufficient doubt to render it an
object Of earnest attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

Sir

Slt,
question having arisen, whether eq,,af.
aaron nj Ijnfies on the Produce Of the H. States
imported in American end British s!,ins. estah;sb
'd ny thc late Cnmmer real Treaty ought not to ca.
y M tn tie 7sfctiOn DHiy the first sale sitter in.
por;a'ioH ior account of Tie importer ard ,ectu-
mendaion having been addressed ky the Forcisi
o'hcP, snd the Board OF Council 10 the Treasur,.
TO aGopt that construction of the tresty most favor
able TO The 'hips and produces OF the u. St,tos--
nniwnhsland The opinon entertained by some
law suthorities, that the Auction Dntv being IN in
,erna AID Ito the parties pa, ing t) AN optional la.
y, and not duty on Importation is rot fairly with.
IN the meaning OF the Treaty the Lords of tile
treasury have this day ordered tie Board of Ex-
eise 10 direct their Solicitor to prerar..a Bill for
the next Session OF Parliament 10 l.galzc the sale
by Auction 1T American Produce imported in A.,
mer,ean s''ifs, on the same terms as ;limported in
British slips "
Aud they have further directed the Eycisc.
neneeioHh not to require the payment of Auction
duty on such ,les of American Produce. and 10 re-
fun all such duty, if aIy such sLs have be en- paid
since The 26th August, 1915; the parties in bo,I ca.
SEES giving security Tor tho amount Of Tie duty 50
unpaid or refunded TO them, TO abide the decision Of
Parliament.
his latter condition. yon will feel is unavoidable
IN a case Ike H. present, il being in the. CONNIE.
tence of parliament alone TO impcse ar remit Gov
eminent Duties and fthe nominal liability tn the
ultimate payment of Auction Duty should have
tendency. IS 1t probably may, to prevent individuals
rom sya'l'ng themselves OF the indulgence which
THIS order is intended 10 copvev i must he rpmem.
eed on the other hand, thpt there is no instance
oi tie Government having failed 10 redeem such
pledge as IS virtually given by the order in quest
OH.
| am, with greet respect. SIP.
Your very faithful and obe,ert ser',t.
j. BACKHOUSE, Jr.
To the Chairman Of tie .9,e-
rTcon Charter Of Commerce.
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Erfracfof n leHer ,jrow a .gentIem0n in .Nsrooas-
ne-Npop-1we, England 10 his iJiend ia Hush
ington CITY, ddted Juiy %, 1916.
The distressed situation Of trade here,
is beyond all description, from the want of
folegn commerce., and the failure Of seve-
raj Banks, viz the Durham Bank, Oar
lington Hank, and two Banks at SuDder,
land, by which thousands are ruined and in
thclgreatest distress. Manufactures Of e.
very description - stand the slass-
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PRAYERS FOR EAlR WEATHER

rams, my u.
His Majesty has sent letter to the VII
cars General of Paris, of which the follow
ing is copy -
Commemorative have experienced sa
tsfac.iun very pleasing to our hearts, IN
expressing cur VOWS and thanksgiving at
the foot OF the altar. We have seen that
the love of religion was still preserved a
mong our people, like the love of their
Sovereign. These sentiments have burst
forth in the most warm and unanimous
manner all France has joined its prayers
TO ours with that zeal which calls down
the blessings of Heaven on Kings and
Empires. Our Kingdom participates in
all those favors which Prov tlence takes
pie lsurc i'll dtfusing over States to which
it is gracious. Tranquility and union
spring up /; and in few days we may
hope that the earth is covered with grain
and fruits which require only some rays
of heats to answer to our labours and our
pes.
This is the moment to implore with
new ardor the Intervention of Divine
Providence. Let all France therefore
unite iii praying the Sovereign Ruler of
tie Seasons 70 preserve FOR Us the fruit of
earth, to cause the storms to cease which
might injure thera, and to grant us those
serene days which may ripen them in due
time.
On this account our intention is that when
you shall have received these presents,
you injon public prayers to be addressed
to Heaven in ali the Churches of your
diocese, Exc.
Given at the Thuilleriea, the 18Th July,
in the year of Grace. enc thousand eight
hundred and sixteen.
(Signed) LOUIS.
(Couatersigned) LAME.
In consequence of this letter, public
prayers were offered up from the date to
the 18th August
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

makers have not al.ove Two oriI,ro.
work in the week the great IRON ,,S
Of Swaiweil. Wilmington, Team Be as
nearly idle. ami a great many of th. are
workmen going about begging. and o.. y 't
par sh. To walk on onr orav e;ao "'e
many parts of the town. you would bo "'''
pr srd to see the number OF man ,a;,. suf-
about for want of employ. MIR. r.. ns
has formerly been able to make Q =, ""n
sh,ll'ngs per dav as r'.ilor, has olJ-rss ~
work for 10 shillings prrweck. ana 70
get 10 employment. There is a. pres s%a
alb ut eleven or twelve hundred nen,'
charecable to All Saints parish. lore of ,s'
four into which this town is tivisled> .n' wv
sale OF goods every day. The nonr rs, 49,"
arc here six sl,illirgs in The d und ~
month, and at Shields one shilling and s;,,
pence in the pound per mont.a Tho'
sands Ut sailors are IN want of employ. ana
master workmen of every descr;p,io, ~"
dut ing the wages; the j.nl crowded ~n,
debtors and felors the cotton and Era.'
manufactures rr- in a mcst ,l,nIora',"
state ihous :nGs Of people literally s,a,n
ing for want, and no able to got more III
tour shili:ngs per wee k; provisions sra
hgh--butchcr meat "a. per 10. fonr o.
per stone, ia pound aud every thing els:
IN proporton.-lndecti, it is the g neral
pinion that there will be mischief ere lone.
r OTIS have taken place 10 several parts..
the kingd'm it is not, however. prss;n.
TO describe tie distress here and in o,her
places. ''r
1--WE have accounts in the papers thu,
trade is Bad with you. and that Il. ou,an,s
OF emigrants have applied to the onsuIs 10
return TO England, for want of en- ploy.
ment 1t it be so. am very sorry. Ihono
that you will give us correct informatonn
on this subject. Had it not have been tia,
those accounts have reached us. tbers
would have been great emigrations from
this place to the United States but tbev
say If we are bad here, we may AS wei,
stay as go where we will be worse, and in a
strange country, &c"
From Co66etFs Je.fer TO tie Electors Of yes.s,,.
s!er
"Geni'emen, look at Ireland Iosk at her mis-
rsh!e millions Look at England, swarn.ine With
paupers, aud cons used in every LIMB her body
Look at the shocking AT his moment has.
sms Your eyes. i.cok at the military array. Cor.
template tie approaching punis!imert of the IN.
fortunate creatures WHO, ignom7ious as their end
may lnsfY become, ar still Englshmen, and sll
cur countrymen. DO yon belieye t,at these ,,is
4 n flf AaeaN mill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-10-09

ment of the departure of the English
squadron from A!giers, was the moment OF
a renewal Of cur difficulty with the reger-
cy.
" 'abor-hnc opus cst.
Would It be too bold. after perusal of
the above psper. TO prophecy complete
defeat Of our own expectations nj the de-
mol,tion of Alg;ers. Of the British squadron,
and of his naval lorishp.