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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-03-08
Pubic Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
subscriber, on Saturday the 2Sd
day of this month, viii, by virtue OF q
decree of the circuit cou of the District
of Columbia, for the county of Alexari
tlria, in the suit Of Ruth Janney and
others, against Elisha Janney, sell at
public sale, on a credit Of sixty days
A lot of ground with the store house
omit. situate onthe south side OF Prince
street; beginning III feet to the west
Of Union-s,rcet, fronting 30 feet on
Prince-street aud running back A feet
TO the line of the property OF the late le-
nathan Hall; and also tle back lot all.
;oining the above. Of the same width,
and running from 25 70 so feet back.
HE object of the sale Is to raise to 1905
dollars 2S cents, with interest thereon
from the lsth May 1898. till paid. The
SAFE to commence at 10 O'Clock.
EDMUND /. LEE.
Commissioner.
Nlsrch / 3tawts
L
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE March 4.

4 q f
Mr.. Taylor, from The committee
Ito whom was recommitted the Dial
further supplementary to the acs
providing for the Naturalization OF
certain claimants of lands in the
Mississippi territory" reported the
same with an amendment which
was read,
Mr. Sanford reported a bill for the
relief of George Rossier and others;
which was read.
The bill for the relief OF John
Thompson was read a second time.
On motion of Mr. King, COM
|miltee was appointed to suggest TO
the architect of the capitol such al
|terati0ns of The Senate chamber
Ftherein. &c. asshall best provide for
the accommodation Of the Senate.
Messrs. King. Hunter and Macon
were appointed the committee
The bill toincrease the pension OF
Wm. Munday, was read the third
time and passed.
The bill for the relief OF the
heirs of George Nebinger, was com
United.
The bill from tho other House,
making appropriation for ordnance
and ordnance stores, (amended SO as
70 partieularise each item Of the ex-
pentilure, appropriating a specific
sum for each) was ordered to a third
seading--aad was on Tuesday read
a third time and passed.
The bill from the house, for the
relief Of John M. Forbes, was re-
eeiVed and read.
March 5
The bill for the relief of George
Rossier. was read a second time,
and referred TO Messrs Sanford, Hun
ter and Howell.
The bill for the relief of Edward
Wilson and che bill 30 increase the
pension of VIM. Monday. were read
a third time and passed.
The remainder of the day was
-speat on the bill relating TO settlers
on the lands OF the u. States.
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NATIONAL DANK.

The house then again resolved
s III into a committee OF the whflS
Mr.. Nelson Of Va. in the chsiF'
|sn the II a;ianaI Bank hiil-'he qpfs
zion to strike ont The provision CIV
: Q to The president aud senate "a
,6ver OF appointing FIVE Of The d'
.ctors. being still under consideFa
On .Aisiacstion tie debate W
and continued 20 a la;e feu
+. fore the decision took place. III
Gentlemen who supported the a~'n,
ncnt were Messrs. GAston IN
Pickering: and those who op?os@dt
we're Sfessys. Wild. 1'eifH
wright, Clay. Calhoun ans FoIsS g..
/, Is no..in our power 10 prepofr'. I, lDr
this naper even q synopsis OF 'ne
iiscussion-.lle ground taken vs.
substantially the sane IS thas S''p
!. stated. bit illustrated and enf@r-
.ced BY various ergumeu's, TpsA
FAVE much iatercs' TO tI!e aa /,
and will perhaps be sks'rhca Il
after. -, =, a..
msa,,ment WAS a!op''c' on np hra
: eFr Conlif. to con;.ae f0e 'q''V
ton Of Directors TO be mace ~ !. '~ "a
president and senate. 90 ~
holding stock in the ba".f > va
un motion oil Mar. S"'''' % = 80
Ian amendment was siso AarP -, ~;
Ipreveot more ,han 'hreo o. a. ',.f e.,
irectors appointed by '"s , ~ rrou,
and senate, from beihS s""oh
ANY one state. lGugtil
taken. abonl i "'e'osk !. ga ga r. r..
p;Iki,,'s motion to exciaie ." nj oG.
yernmeot from the apro'nl''!i5,a ai i,l
aov Of the directors, aud acS17>
the negative. 81
For the amendment % %
Againssii
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-Nlarch.
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NOTICE.

TNDER the authority of a deed Of
8 trust from Francis 3. Poston, to
secure a debt due to Abraham Faw, tae
subscriber viii offer at public sale on the
premises, on Saturday the ninth day
of March next, for cash, Brick Tene-
ment. aud Lot Of Ground on the west
side of Patrick street, between King and
Cameron-streets-in front on Patrick
street a5 feet, in depth l26 feet s inch
ses to a IS feet alley--subJect to an annual
rent Of 81 Coin lee.
r.. 4. Taylor, Trustee.
Cob < cots
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PublicSale.


TBURSUANT to deed of trust from
James Craik and wife, to the sub
seriber, to secure the payment OF sun
OF money due to the president, director
and company Of the Bank Of Alexandra
will be sold at public auction, to the hlgh-
est bidder. on a credit Of s. II and L
months, on Saturday the 9th OF March
next, at = O'Clock. upon the premises, tht
Three Story Brick Dseetlingg- House u lot
situate on the south side OF Duke, be-
tween Fairfax aud Water streets-tor-
merry occuYied By the said James Craik
ADD nav bv Evan P. Taylor. Possession
viii be given on the e5th March.
]. D. SiMMS, Trustee.
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N1hNE

an Monday De eleventh day o,
y March next. ,he Subscriber will ct
fer at Public Sale, on tee Premises, Tor
cash, a Lot Of Ground on the north side
Of King street, betveen Water & lnion
streets, In troat or king street thirty
feet, and extendisg iaoFthwardly to Fay
cite alley. The salcswill be made IN
der deed of trust s. the subscriber for
the purpose of securing certain debts due
60 Jackson & Rumrey and others
Is. T. Taylor.
feb IL cots
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stand on footing will, TIC insiy..
dual stockholders, by Ii wing a share,
lin the direction of III bank liza,
Isucll feature existed 10 the clsarac-
tiers of many state banking instilu,
ltions. aud was not abused as far ns
was known: that this power could
mot he dangerous eithe: TO the bank
Ior The nation, as the twen'y dice
tors appointed by the ia,ilYiduals
would always be competcn; 10 con-
troll the five appoiatel by the go
yernmem I; some state banks
were cited, in which the stale
possessed aD entire control, FROM
which no disadvantage bad been
realised, and as lhe.se.ection by the
government in this ea,e would cep.
,tainly be made with reference 10
the wealth and responsibility CT the
persons chosen, no abuse Ought 60
be anticipated. any more than il
could succeed ifattempted
Before deciding the question, the
committee rose aad ob.afaed leave
TO sitagaio.
Tie speaker laid before f':e house
"a letter from the secretary Of war.
transmitting ACCORDING to order Of
'tlsc house, the value OF the vessels
sunk in the entrance Of the por, Of
Baltimore, during tie invasion in
Aug 1sii
Tuesday, March 5.
After the reception and reference
og sundry petitions
Mr. Middleton. from the commit.
tee on naval affairs, made a report
on the petition OF john Rodgers and
others, favorable TO their prayer.
hgr. Hopbidson from a select com
mit;se, reported a bill for the relief
of Bible societies in the T. States 8
FeAempting from duty all plates.
ne. imported for sueh socictles;1
which was twice read and commit
ted.
On motion OF Mr.. baltimore. tho
committee ofPensions were instruct.
ed 10 enquire into the propriaty of
placing James Gordon on tue pen
sion iist.
ON motion Of BEr. Easton. the
committee on tie pEblic lands were
instructed to enquire inlo tie expe-
dicncs Of providing by law for tho
appointment OF surveyor OF the
pubiic lands for the Missouri and
Illinois territories.
Mr.. GoIdsboro0sh, after a few 4
remarks. explanatory Of his object
and the necessity Of the iniormaIiotq
which he desired. oIitred resoIu~1
ton whiciI was agreed %. requiring
the secretary of the treasury TO lay
before the house particular s'steE
racnt o. the assessment md va'a4
ton OF property 10 The Cpy o. ha1
timore, and in each county IN IN
state. unGcr the seyerai acts iayTd
direct taxes.
The biH from the senate to Il
crease the pension Of VIM. Mundal
was twice read and comalitted-
The amendments from tie scna
TO the hi!l making appropriately
for the ordnance department. wei
referred to the committee of WAY
aud Means.
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Negroes for Sale

C0ME that are young, of both sexes,
- that have been treated with tender
ness and humanity None need apply
TO purchase. that have not a known resi-,
dence 10 the District, Or toe neighborins
counties.
apply to the Printer.
fba e6 Staw
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E.aBTNE T ~ a K u Il S.
TBEG leave to inform their friends and
ED the public, that they carry on their
business in all its branches at the large
Brick House formerly occupied By Join
<Afuir on Roya!-street, between Aing
and Prince streets where they intend
to keep constantly for sale. general a.
sortneat Of CABINET FURNITURE
Of the best workmanship and newest
fashions, and are determined to sell on
as good terms as can be had from the
'northward sc elsewhere. They have
.Mahogaag Tor sale BY the board OF log.
T a few Joaraeyinsn would meet
with constant employ.
FebruarY I eo2m
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I dohcrvby caution all per

W. uSLSA'J RN~uItO's ,S+iA
sons against paying 90 William White.
jase miller at the Glover Land,k.iHs, in
Prince William County, any monies
which may be due, on account OF apt
eics Furnished from laid mills. Outing tie
years 1874 and 1915, as shave clam
4 to the greater part q said monies, and
4 have Instituted a suit, to bring sai,I
4 7Khite to q settlement.
& 4 heiKos Turner.
AAhSn collie
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Z 100 choice Bacon Hams,
Put up with. sal petre, particularly ior
families use,
For sale by
1aomes ". Peyton q Co.
Corner of King 3 c olumbus streets
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
DOMESTIC.
Commerce qvifh UTncr Car

Commerce qvith Uhhcr Canada.
On the 18th ult. we published an Order
in Council of the Lieut.. Governor of Upper
Canals, for regulating the Commerce be-
tween that Province and the United States.
BY that order, our readers VIII recollect,
'' that duty Of from 50 to 40 per cent al
Uaioren is affixed to American Manufac-
lures imported into that Province that
the importation of flour is entirely prohib-
tied and that every ships Boat, or yes
sci, exceeding FIVE tons burthen, belonging
to the subjects of the United States of a.
merica, entering any pert o. harbor with
in the Province, shall pay duty of ts0elve
ShHlings and sic fence FER rom" In no
ticing this subject. the Editor of the
Montreal Herald thus remarks -" We
can see nothing impolitic in this order in
council, but the tonnage duty, and what
m tive could have dictated It, we are at a
l IS TO conce We !; that a duy of 6 / or Is.
per ton, for the support of the Custom
II uses might have been wise, we shall not
deny but prohibition of American yes
sells may bring forth relations, not favour
able to Upper Canada. Prescott from it's
fine situation would always rival Ogdens-
burgh as depot between the two provin-
ces ; but now the Americans are driven
from it. which causes great joy on the op
posite shore, and no wonder it does"
N. Y. Spectator.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
NORFOLK, June II.
STE.4.N BO.AF POVHyATA.N.

We may safely say that the perform
ance of the Steam Boat Powhatan, is
exceeded by few, if by any other vessels of
her description heretofore constructed
1t has silenced all the objections of would
be judges, and completely answered the
most sanguine expectations. in making
her last trip from Richmond to Norfolk,
an experiment was made to asce rtain her
capacity fer toSoag the brig Seaman,
Captain Vickery laden with $50 hhds to-
bacco, bound down the river, was laying
wind-bound above what is called the Dutch
Gap.---Her h.user was made fast to the
Powhatan, AMI she towcd the brig around
the Gap "a bend in the river, ceunted 8
miles in its circumAuent course) in one hoar
and tzuo minutes, with the wind directly a
head. This fact provisg that the velocity
of the boat is NOT retarded by towing load
ed vessels of the largest size that Can
navigate the river to Ri.amond, is of great
importance to the proprietors, as the boat
may be employed in carrying freight with
out interfering with her other engage meDts.
The Powhatan started from Richmond ON
S turday at 10 A. NJ. with fifty odd pas
seDgers, and arrived mere YESTERDAY morn
ing at half after 8, having suffered cons;d-
cradle detention in landing passengers on
the way, Stc.--~ln crossing Hampton Roads
the wind and waves were uncommonly
bosterous, but they had no other effect than
to check her velocity for the time.--In the
management of this boat, much is due to
the Skill and vigilance of Captain Sinister,
who commands her. HERALD.
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ture war with any European power (which
Col Forbid that none of the prisoners
made on either side, shall be consigned to
slavery, but treated with all humanity IS
prisoners of war, until regularly exchang-
ed. according TO European practice in like
cases. and that at the termination of hosti-
liues, they shall be restored to their res
psctive countries without ransom.
Done IN duplicate, IN the Palace of Bar
to, near iunis, IN the presence of Almigh-
" God, the lTth day of April, in the year
OF Jesus Christ, 1916, ami ia the year of
the Higera, 1881, and the 10Th day of the
Moon. IUMOD ONELI.,
lSgnedl EXMOUTH,
Admiral and Commander, sc.
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FROM HALIFAX

We have received Halifax papers, TO
the lst inst. by the British sloop OLIVE,
arrived in II days from that city. TIE la
test paper states, that several American
fishing vessels had lately been detained,
by Ii. NJ. brig PoR TIA, and sent into Shell
burn. a. in pursuance of the instructions
from Lord Bathurst of the 18th of June,
1915, which prohibit the Americans from
taking fish III the Bays ofthe British pro-
vinccs."
LONDON. .fhrn 26.
Intelligence was received by Gov, rn-
ment this morning, ,hat Lord Exmouth,
with the feet under hi, command, has been
TO A'giers, and made new and liberal
treaty with that Power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22

III! scene appeared: a district of II German
square (425 English square) miles Of the
most fertile land was undsr water. Every
where were seen white sheets and shirts
hung out as signals of distress, and from
ev,,y roof he ores of the sufferers were
heard. Up to the 25th, 300 cattle were
drowned in M,iantz alone. The continued
cold max S the distress infinite. Daily we
see the I! rnes arise III the midst of the
water waste. because the people, be-
nunbed with cold, try to warm themselves,
by making fires III The loft OF tAeir hous-
es.
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BosroN, June 14-Noon.

Arrived at quarantine, brig Swiftsure,
Lindsee, from Allicant March 30) and II
days from Gibraltar. Brig Ocean, Of y.
York, and ship Mechanic OF Portsmouth,
had sailed from Allcant for Barcelona
Lett at Gibraltar, the Dutch squadron of 8
frgates, waiting for reinforcement, to
proceed against Algiers. Sailed from
do. May 9TH, in CO. with several vessels
which have arrived.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, June 10.
Charleston, June 2.
EAST INDIA YEA.

Beware Of CounferJcife "A new spc-
cuiaton from the East~Indies. gentle
man went into the store Of Merchant, in
this city, this morning, to purchase p
CHEST OF Ten. The Merchant, very
politely, opened the Chest, when it was
found to consist Of .SafD dust and Bran to
appearance on opening another, it proved
to be genuine Tea. This 6eafs stones in
bates u Cotton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22
RosroN. Line IL.

bOSTON, June ] l.
We have received Halifax papers to the
27th ult. but they contain no news OF i'm
portsnce.
Oar Bank Fishermen, have already been
extremely successful this season But the
demand for FISH for expectation is extreme
iy reiuced-and This important branch Of
business mus. find encouragement at home,
or be discontinued. The Old custo n there
fore snould - gev',ls 80 rivieiiv ,ft,ore1
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BOSTON, June 10.
Harrison c. OTIS OF Boston, and Eli
p. Ashnun of Northampton, are chosen
By the Legislature Of this State, Senators
in the Congress OF the U. States. the for
mer from the 4th of March next for six
years, the latter from the present sGate to
the 1;h OF March. 1921.
Yesterday the Legislature of Massa-hu-
sets passed 4 resolve, authorizing the Ge-
neral Court on the second Thursday of
November next to appoint by joint ballot,
twentv-two Electors of President and
Vice President OF the United States; they
not being Senators or Representatives in
the Congress OF the United States.
June II.
SEPARATION OF MAINE.
Yesterday the Joint committee on the
subject, reported 10 the Senate, that they
found the number of votes for q .separation,
was 10,5S+-the number against it 8 ,49i--
and the whole number of qualified voters
in the towns which furnish the returns,
81 .03S.
The Committee also reported a bill pro-
vidng for the separation of said District,
and calling Convention OF Delegates
tor the purpose OF forming Constltut-
on
Which report and bill were read, and
this day at 10 o'c!ock was assigned for the
second reading If the bill, and 600 copies
ordered to be- printed.
June IS.
The board cf health of this town have r.
dopted very judicious measures .or procur-
ing general vaccination of all the inhab-
tants OF the town, who are liable to take
the small pox. In compliance with their
invitation, committees have been chosen in
each Ward in the town to superintend
the general vaccination. The members of
the Boston Medical Association, in compli-
ance with the invitation of the Board of
Health to cooperate in their measures.
have voted to dispense with the regulation
respecting fees for vaccination, for three
months, and each OF the members has
offered to vaccinate during that period, all
the poor gratuirous'y. who shall bring an
order from any of the vaccinating commit
tees. The number Of inhabitants of the
town who have not had the Small poX, or
the Kline peck, as returned by the assistant
Assessors, is 5453.The vaccination of these
persons, under the direction OF the several
Ward committees, is to commence ON
Monday next.
The meeting of the several Ward com
mittecs stands adjourned to this after
noon at 8 o'cick 10 meet at the Health
Ohice.
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NoRwIcH. (Conn.) June 10.
EXECUTION

On Thursday last pursuant to sentence,
Miner Babcock was executed in this city,
tor the murder of London. He was laun-
ched into eternity, at about 90 minutes be-
tore } IN the afternoon. AS usual, sever
al thousands witnessed the awful specta-
Gle.
The Machine, for digging out the Chan
mel in the Thames, is Ia active operation.
In the course of the present summer, there
will probably be sufficient depth of water
FOR vessels to enter our harbor without diff
ficulty.
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.lI7SS-9CHUSE1"T"S LEGISL.4 TURE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, June 10.

thursday, June Is.
A committee was appointed to report in
what manner application shall be made to
the Government of the United States,
for the payment Of the expenses incur
red in the defence Of this State in the late
war.
a bill to cede to the United States,
the locks and fats under the piers in the
Merrimack river, was passed to be enac-
ted.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THURSDAY, June 10.
A joint committee was agreed to, to con-
slider the expectancy of repeating the 18th
section of the act requiring the several
Banks in this State to adopt the stereotype
plates in certain cases, and also an act in
addition thereto.
The above committee was also direct
ed to consider the cxpediency OF repeating
the ID sect of the act to enforce the pay
ment of Bank Notes.
y resolve, appointing committee to
define the rights and privileges OF Bank
ing Institutions, was referred to a commit
tee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22

The British Government has ordered
Grand Naval Monument to be erected in
honor of the Victory of Trafalgar, as the
Climax of their naval glory. as well as
Grand Military Monument in honor of the
battle ofWatcrloo, Is the contamination of
the fame of their srmy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22

we know that all, except FIVE Of them, are
epub!icans.--l Nat. lat.
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Ertract Of a letter from TYeYzvood Rys>
Ian, Esq dated Kingston lam Hzov l6,
1915, to gentleman in tie Gig Of
Washington.
You have heard no doubt of nv ar
rest and imprisonment at Carthagena by
M0rillo ; but you can have no idea of the
treatment l received. was unfortunate
N being too late in getting on board at the
evacuation, and on the 7th Of December
| WAS thrown into the Inqusition. where
l remained two moaths without conmu-
nlcation at all, and two more in a miser-
able state OF suspense Poor Stuart was
shot, with Angina, Toledo, M. Amador,
Portocarrero, Ribbon, Castillo, Ayos, and
Dr. Granados, on the 24lh of February:
ana, out FOR the intercession Of the Admi-
raj, was to have been the tenth victim on
that day. So that instead OF being tried
by mock court martial, | was tri d bya
civil process and miracuousy acquitted.
left Carthagena on the 9Th Of April,
ut which date MoriIlo had got no further
than Ocana, and though there was a gene
raj silence in town, it was WHISPERED that
his progress was not 50 rapid as he e5.-
pected. St. Fe OF Course had not fallen.
The general Congress was at Tunia, and
since the execution Of Amador and Rib
bon, who had surrendered under a pro-
missed pardon, the interior spirit had re-
solved to defend itself to the last. Mo-
rales, with two battalions of Carasccas
troops, had marched for Venezuela, where
matters ere changing much against Fer
dlnand; soithat Morillo has no more than
about 5000 men with him. Carthssena
IS garrisoned by the regiment Of Leon,
about $50 effective and non-cffective, land
II. 4 ~
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DREADFUL iNUNDhTION.

The distress caused in our neighbour
h1oi by the mund .tion is greater than the
sevcrest evils Of war. In the night the
DYKES were burst in two places. One breach
" % md the Other 10 rods broad. Ia the
darkness of the night, vt was impossible for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-06-22

The following gentlemen compose the
representation Of the State of New-York,
elected to the Fifteenth Congress, viz
George Townsend, John +. eastman,
Iredwell Scudder, John W. Tayior
W ~. irving, John Savage,
Peter n. Wendoyer, JOHN Palmer
Caleb Iompkos, Thomas Lawyer,
Henry Il. Lee, John Berkiner,
Pfnlip l. Schuyler, Isaac Williams,
James ". Wilkin, John X. Drake,
Iossl, liasbrouck, Henry n. Stores,
Dorrance Kirhed, Thomas II. Hubbard,
Rensselaer, Wcstcrloo, David A. Ogden.
Jsmes Porter, q. g. Comsock,
Daniel CrUser John e.. Spencer,
Beniamln Elhcott,
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rFrom a Aezg YORK Paher.l

By the arrival OF the sip Mexico, from
Liverpool, we have sceiyed Lloyd's Lists
10 the 24th. Glasgow papers to the Doth,
and Liverpool 70 the 29th Of April. From
one Of then we copy the following distress
iug account Of an inuodation which hap
pensd IN Germany.
MARIENBURGH, March 81.