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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-22

tpt1IiSt Sii0oiiiEiCiC octi' 60 ~ CIV u iNi
compel the Rajahs of Rnjoory to join
Film.
The camp of Holkar wssat Casla Dust.
about 5 Coss distance from Scarn Cur
lrah.
Bapooie Jcilrlia, aid Justsant Rae
Baho, were plundering Rlaorah. & Other
fcountries Of IIolkar.-A reinforcement
had been sent to Bujpa Bhan, to assist in
ldefeDdipg. the port of Ghurzoon, which
had been earisoned by 500 Arabs.
A battle had been fought between
.Anam Sing, with the people of Rachund f,
and the Noprkhas at Khanda. Amer
Khawn was plundering at Salee !ankho,
and insisting on receiving his arrears Of
pay.
Accounts from Jaypore state, that great
were entet tained from the
an.reaeh of two hostile armies, one I'M
der Amber Khawn. and the others com
posed of the troops l-sclnlea. Prepare
tons we're making for the defence Of
Jaypoye.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
Fog EI{iN.
LONDON, March II.

LONDON, March II.
Lords Liverpool and Castlereagh this DIV com.
munIcAted to parl sment a message from the
rrInce Regent, announcing the royal assent to a
MARI a &c between his daughter her roval high.
ness the princess Charlotte Augusta, and his sc.
rene ghness Leopald George Frederick, prince
on Cooourg, Of Saalfeld Their lordships both
deserved, reaPec ing the prince that all Eurooe
greed IN bearing esiimony 10 the propriey OF
ms whole condust ana the goodness of his char.
aCter hddresse ;, IN answer to the message ex.
pressYe OF the entire satisfaction of parlismen,
:, The contemplated union of a protestant prince
OF so illusrlous house, with the presumptlye
leiFess OF me British crown, were passed with
entre unanimity, and loud cheering.
Prince Leopold is probably destined to the
most brilliant fortune Of any young prince of the
age' On has afhanced wife's succession TO tle
throne-which cannot be long-he will unuues.
'ionably share the dominion and direct the Dat
ronsge OF Il with her and thus from a prince OF
German house, whose territory is not Larger
than Yorkshire, become The sovereign of upward,
OF ninety millions Of objects, and dommions OF
y winch the sun never sets"
HOUSE OF COMMONs-Msr.b *
.R-fERIC,7yNLNTERCOIJRSE.
1t was moved that the bill be brought il. res
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08

Nv. Tslflir, made few remarks lnrepIy to NJ
Root.
5r, CrOsue~Sr, answered the opponents of The
1iu and spoke sorNe time in It's support.
.Nr. RaR'iolph replied TO 5lr. Grosyenor, and |
opposed the passage of the bill
Mr.. GrO'venor reioined, and added some fur |
Their arguments in f.vor ofthe bill
.hr. Calhoun, also replied TO Mr. Randolph
and offered some considerations in favor of the
bill.
MIR. Rs5ertsss explained the reason, why he
should vote Tor the bill, and made some remarks
IN reply to other gentlemen.
Me- Webster also submitted his reasons for wish.
ing the bill to pass.
Mr.. Randolph again spoke about an hour in op.
position TO the bib and IN reply to its advocates
MFR. Wriyhs also opposed the bill in second
speech.
Mr. CASTOR submitted his reasons in opposition
TO the bill--after which
The question on its passage was decided in the
negative as follows
YEAS-Nessrs. Alexander, Atherton, Bass
Bateman, Boss, Bradbury, Brown, Csdy, Calhour
Champion, Chapman, Cilley, Condict, Conner
Creighton, Cathbert, Desha. Edwards, Griffin
Grusvenor, Hale, Halves, Huger, Hungerford
johnson, KY, Kent, Love, Lowndes, Lumpkin
Marsh MzyraRt, M'Coy, MLean, X Middietsn
Nelson, Ms. Noyes, Ormsby, Paris, Pickering
Pitkin, Peasants, Reed, Reynolds, Robertson
Ruggles, Schenck, Sharpe, Shelley, Stearns ,Stur
ges, Taggsrt, Taylor, 8 c. Telfair, Tucker, Nos,
Ward. N, Y. Webster. Wilcox, woodward-5e
NAYS-Messrs Adgae, Archer. Baer, Ben
nett, Belts, Birdsall, Breckenridge. Brooks, Bry
an, Cardweil, CLAYTON, CloPton, Cooper, Crawford
Crocheron, CulPepper, Darlington, Davenport
Forney, CASTOR, Glasgow, Hahn, Hall, Harden
Heater, Henderson, Herbert, Ingham, Johnson
Va. King, N. c. Langdon, Law, Lewis, Lovett
Lyle, Lyon, Minor, Murfree, Newton, Plckens
Powell, Randolph, Roane, Root, Savage, Smith
Md Southland, Stuart, Tate, ThrooP, Wallace
Ward, Ms. Whteside, Wilkin, Williams, viii
ioughby, Thos. Wilson, VIM. Wilson, Wright
Yates-60
So the bill was rejected.
The House went into a committee on the a
mendments of the Senate TO the bill to regulate
the duties on mposts and tonnage. TIL amend
ments were successfully agreed to by the co
init ee and reported to the house
Mr. Randolph made an Intellectual motion &c
postpone the decision on the report until to-mor
row, believing the amendments too important tc
be acted on without more mature consideration
Mr. Randolph opposed subsequently, at some
length, the Senate's proposition to increase tn,
duty on imported sugar from 9! to 8 cents pei
h. which he deemed not only oppressive on tho
people, but highly improper as coming from tn,
Senate, whose right he disputed according tc
the spirit of the constitution, thus in effect to as
sess tax on the people-and demanded the yea,
and nays on the question of concurrence.
Mr.. Robertson made few remarks in reply
and in favor ofthe amendment
After some further conversation between .Dfes
srs Randolph and Robertson,
The amendment was concurred in by the fol
lowing vote:
For the amendment So
Againstit 48
The residue of the amendments were then con
Cured in; and
The House adjourned
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08

SHOULD propose 60 them, as times aud circurn.
'ances r1ay permit. the means OF their spplica,.
g" In that case they will find in the majority OF
ne chamber. perfectly frank and disinterestea
occurrence: but also firm and constant oppo-
yNon to the application of any principles Of y
contrary nature.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-08
From London and liverpool papers, to
ynarch Esd, received at the Office of tho
Mercantile advertiser, bg the Trid,1t

LIVERPOOL, March %.
The great question of the Property Tax
came at length to final issue on Mondav
night; when to the highest qualification Of
one party, the severe modification of the
other, and the extreme surprize of all, the
Ministry were Out-vOted by a majority of
81. The discussion affords an incoHtr0.
yertble proof that the spirit of our const-
luton IS IN high degree democratical.--.
Inc national will, when strongly and eff
ectnally manifested, is always Irresistible.
In the present instance, the public appeal
was very far from being either unanimous
or universal; yet so powerful was its inHu-
ence within the walls of the House of Com.
mons, that the most popular admiration Of
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Latest OF bonaplrte.

Tive snip Extser Cleveland. arrived
az s ~, on the 18Th InSt. in ,O4 days
from nc Isle ot FeanCe which place
she iaf, OH the % h Of Aprii last. o
the iOlh June, "a hin few miles 0
St Helena, " was boarded by II NJ
brig Julia. They offered to supply Us
W,'h water bu, would 10. permit us .
anchor. The boarding officer Inform
ed Us, Napoleon was in good h. lllh, &
hysd yerr cOutentediy !"
The plprrs abound with tales res-
pecung Neaoleon. Ali We can veD
surc TO I'll -, Is, that nc is IN good
heal'h N,'ning has appeared unwo,
shy his sr"uitIoD, OF oil a great mind
Eha tnep- 80 owl strcagth for grea
opa. Inrl-s The 'sl,s which are
El..a ,uIy ,old are almos instd ~ con
trs ID, and ii they succeed qui kiy,
thy dc a. suddenly Every thing
seem . b. lone by tho personal duly
Of tbJS3 VIZ nave him IN change %
proven any couse Of irritation, and t.
afFor him all The disposal of himsel
Winch must DC an invaluable priv;jcg.
IN his situation Ho must have bghrv
cd with uncommon caution not yet t.
have made af.y disclosure, upon whIci
any blame can be fixed. Ard il is nos
reported that hls privileges will be cx
tend and that he will be more al hi.
liberty than at any formcr time Of MS
What he thinks W
probably be told wnen he ca" act o.,
freely as hc thinks --ESse.U RCg
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NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 9

Exrae; Of a letfer tram an american officer
in The Mediterranean, TO a e Gentleman til
JbiS eity, da!ra J.ae as.
- arc !. Gaiy exploitation o; ~ al.
ciVai from home, and are in want Df in
formation. Since the departure of the
John Adams there has not been any
change In our relations he's butit is
evident that something mus. DE done
Temporary explanations will no longer
answer any useful purpose we mus
nave clear and pertecg peace, or ar
open Wharf.-The prescat state Of thing
cannot endure no longer than the reply
to the dispatches sent by the John A.
dams and as g Bri'ain has ro-mally
protested against the i7,h article OF odr
srcaty, suppose thar me peace must
be made over again A,gjers, bowevor,
has very much fallen 10" my part |
hold hem il the most profound con
tempt. FVarlst VIC lavc naval fore.
gu acre .hcrc is nothing to be apprc-
tended from there hostiitics.
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tfSG SHIP NEWS, tkI
10 PORT or ALEXANDRIA. ~

Arrived ship Boston, cypt Finley.
from Liverpool, With dry gonds. hard
ware, sc. TO James SanGerson, Johu
Lloyd, G Carson e Co. Thos. ~
pairo, joan Kurz, Janncy. and Nor.
gan, Joseph Janney, rhos Janney s;
Co. John Ramsay, a & Cazcnovc
haries Slade, Adam Lynn, Lewis
Neill, Johh Janncy, Richard Siade &
o. John Johnson, Ingle. Sweeney s.
% Richard Libby. Lewis Hopkins s.
co c Bennett, H. SMITH, VIM. Har'
ro!G.
August 49, lat 20 81 N long. 60.
W spoke ship Patcrsons of and from
New Orleans, bound 20 Bordeaux.
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FohK PA AUGUST %

He has no tongue NJ not he
puor soul! exclaimed another; what
..ucl savages they must haya been 10
.'ep,ivg human creature OF It's organ
81 speech /! Such was the language
sympathetic feelings uttered lew day
agr, when man made his appearance
D This place, in The character Of men
l'caut lie had paper, which slatet
at he had been among the Creek In,
frans as prisoner, where, to Aortur
IN they cut out his longue!. If am
were curious to see the inside OF
mouth with ,ut tongue he h?d no h.
station IN opeDinghis mou,hIo let thea
zee ; AID great many took peep i1l
and discovered no tongue there, HI
apparent duirbdess was a mUstelOqLGi,'
ppeal TO the feelings no, only Of IL
raritabIe, but the unckIritable cou,,
not resist its force~~Few but what open
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-09-06
81 The
WeatilercOck.
TO RENT

] have &" Lea Three Story BricR
Dwelling House, calculated Tor board
- house, aipresent occupied for that
purpose by Sarah Washington, and has
accommodation sufficient Tor Is or 10
1oardeFG, Ard other large and com
nodious.thrae Story Brick Dwelling
Houses just flushed suited to accom-
rsdate genleel and larre families
Also, store and Isrgeori"k ware house
;, ihe lower ferry; ,tlls stand is tqua.
. any in the place ''r purchasing pro-
luce, and sale OF groceries. For terms
'piy tothe subs 'Hh... - 49,.
7 JOHasteE SchoIfcM.
0ihmo. 6,h,---lt
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MARYLAND ELEC rIONS.
PRINcE Eoy0Es
6l7 SO7 esq ~


" To which must be added So
votes in the Evansville district for H.
bert Rospie. instead of Robert Bozuie C.,
which have been deducted from that
gentleman's poll by the federal com
missioners. We imagine ibis mistak,
has been occasiuDed in the Printing ..
the tickets, we are surprised ., this
Particularly when it Lould not have -
tected the resul: Of the election, .u
pc haps they mean 10 establish the
f!Tincihie. and turn il to their advantage
at the October election. Vigilance and
cauuon should be used TO prevent nsis
'nkcS an! ruard against impositions
Tn trac state Of tae Poll.
Hal 81 Bowie ia
Calver, 8o7 Cros> flo-Avcrag
federal majority 9o--l,sl year ITO, and
Ihe preceding year 40 Col Lii,
will be elected 10 congress from Balt,.
more city and county in the room
NLr. Pinckpey appointed minister.
From the complexion of the return
shere is but little doubt but what th,
senate will beJ.dera!, though a grea
IT. iori y ofthe state is democratic, tn
counties however are oiherwise--TL,
Federalists however say'oo hing about a
convention as they do in Virginia.
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IJVE.FYI DOLLARS RE-
W.4RD.

Ran away from the subscriber. living
IL Alexandra, y. {. on Sunday ihe Ist
iDsf. Charles Howard, an apprentice TO
The tobacco manufacturing business,
aged between 10 and 20 ycais, aboL
feet incnes high, rcd hair I'D yer,
much freCklcd in the face. Had on
when he went away, superine blue
cloth coat and pan,aloons, and eilhe
black or whire w,is,cos wit h half
boots and fur ha,. He all, inok wit,
him.d sui. of country cloth (blu strip },
F.! viii give the above reward 80 az,
p'rson who will secure him in ei,he
i'll or worbhouse so that may get
i'm again. l have been informed he
is gone towacds Frsdcricktown there
ore the edncr of the Frederick. own
Examiner will insert this advertise
incHt three times and send his accoun.
to the Herald Office.
John MAY, Tobacconist.
Sept. S,
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To LIT.

A convenient frame dwelling hous,
on Pitt street, near to Princess Greet
Containing six good rooms, and f.,e,
. accommodate one or two familie :.
with ground nearly fenced in for larry
garGen-two or three springs of gocc
water near the premises-Possessio,
will be given immediately--For term,
enquire Of
MandeviNe s. .Larmour.
Sent. s.
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TO RENT,

And Possession given on The 2Sth insr.
A BRICK two-story dwelling hous.
~ and store, on the south side OF
Prince street--next door to Jonathan
Z Mays. For terms apply to
The Printers Of The Herald
September 6.-tf
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NOTICE,
Sept. s..

THE subscriber having declined
bushes. aud wishing finally TO close his
accounts requests his creditors &c
bring forward their claims. for seltle-
Hlen:--And those who arc indebted 10
him will confer favor and greatly Ia
ciiatc his object, by immediate pay
ment,
JOS. HARRIS
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of .Heuandria are hereby notified
hat DIVIDEND OF FiUe fer cent, 30
t c capital sto' paid in, Is this day dc
ci9reG payable 10 them or theiC legal
repre- ,entativtS on Friday the 18Th
inst. BY order Of the president and d.
rectors.
WIN PATTON, Jr. Cssa'c.
Sept. ..
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rErEEsBURG,(v n August 80.

We had iros' yesterday morning,
circumstance unparalleled in this parl
u the ceuntry-snd VIVA Is equally ex
,raord nary, we ha had frost every
month during tho year ;
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NOTICE.

Eb Y virtue Of decree of the supe.
ED rior court OF Chancery, for the
fredericksburg district, pronounced in
suit therein pending, wherein Chom
as Montgcmetle plaintiff and Rp5er,
Graham defendant The subscribers
will expose TO sale, before the door Of
The court house of Prince William
county, OH The frs, Monday in October
next, (thc same being Court day. The
tract of land upon.w hiCh the said r.
bert Grah'm at present resides, or so
mucd as will be sufficient 10 satisfy
Thomas Montgomerie the balance of
The money now due unto him by said
decree, with interest and costs Of cou !;
respecting said trust. The land is stu
ated IN the aforesaid county Of Prince
William, near thu town ct Dumfries.
J GIBSON in.
p HARRISON,
CommiSSionerS.
DumFr!es July 90 -~ep' 4.
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FOR SIZE.

A very Likely strong Negro MAN,
wcnty seven years of age acquairt d
with every kind OF pla alton work,
common gardening and 'aking care IF
horses, and rough carpenter He
will not be sold to negro trade, or
any one but good master, in tn disc
trio or a neIgh6oring county
Enquire of the PTintSTa,
Aug o.,
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7Nmcs in thstr 11cAk Nlaccs

= certain Judge alter nearing ford
discourse from a young lawyer, advised
aim 10 pluck cut some Of the feathers
from tie wings Ct his mag nation, and
put them TO ihe tail Of AIS Judgment,
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EAailBEI'Ie)N
THIS EVEhING.
MIR. AND MRS. FRENCH,

Late fir III Ncw-Yorls. respectfully
INFORM the ladies and gentlemen Of this
place, and its vicinity, thai they i'-
tend to open al Mr.. HOUSES IA
VERN, sign of The IIhife Horse, King
street. Alexandria FOR ONE NE K
ONLY. where they will exhibit aston
'shlng cxper'ncss in the art of
Balancing. Slight efHaud, sc. &c
10 tao number OF fyiy d.F.rent Fea,s
which will b. a useful lesson TO you /
's II will shCw how they may be decelv
cd by nineramts, who so through the
country winning, watches, &c.
.Affer a0Aich, The Representation IF
OLD HON3E AND HIS FAMILY
Consisting of the following chs,ac
GERS. Horse, bis wife, Judy, Swe,
Polly, The False Women with 3 faccs
he roan with two faces the Lapdlo
he Frcnch captain, SC represented i
art'f ~ figures To conclude ri,h g
Spanish Fan,Iango
ry Mrs. French blindfoided, ov>r
YHIRTEEN EGGS
H. Good AIusic-Admissio Sc
:cnrs>- children ha'i price-Ticke,s t.
be had al tbs bar--For particulars s.:
BILLS.
Sep,
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From the Boston PaUadfum

H''"s ENC 'OStO" = NttNdiNW
Captain OUcar, { ON Calcutta, salleN
Apvl z, and from rs Ssnd Heads he
i4,H. H. rcpori5 the following into'.i-
gence, in addition TO what has been pub.
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If you sv,H nor hurt me 4 will STEAK >
Ii appears that'he has some way 10 Con-
ceal his tongue so that 1t cannot b,
seen by looking into his mouth Ca
BosToN Aug. 3l.-.Noon.
Arrived at quarantine, British brir
Hebe, Lynaas, ls days from ST Pierres
capt, Israel Williams passenger, has
politely sent US up lelte', containing
{, ring & interesting account of tn.
operations on the Spanish Maine, wind
Ing up with the total defeat OF BOlivcr's
army 400 of his troops, in the last d.,
cisire action, were killed, and $50
ourded and taken prisoners only
about so escaping, with Boliyer, and S
81 officers Capt. w. observes.
on the LIST OF Aug. the royal squadron
"as getting under way 10 attack the
independent, fleet, just to windward OF
Laguira In consequence OF The de-
teat Of the Patriots and friendly inter
curse and friendship subsis,ing lie
iwceB the courts of Paris and Madrid,
the governo, of Caracas had sent ar
embassy to Martinique, to propose 10
shut ali the ports on the Maine sgainst
dNnGfious except French vessels Tor
Martinique This arrangement would
take piac, Immediately.
g. he Hebe spoke Schr. Live-Oak.
SO hours hom Ncw-York, for Africa.
Aug %, lat. 40 lon 79, spoke the shin.
Nancy from Providence Tor Canton.
Left at ST PIcr:~s, Aug, IL, ba,uue
Sa' ah-and- Susan, Tor Charleston soon ,
big Thames, Thompson, for n. Hay
ens 9 or 10 days, with return cargo prIn
lpaly on board schr. iritlcnt Of New
Haven, Just arrived, landed her ho,ses
out not sold clinkeT built schr. from,
Philadelphia, cargo sold b,is from
Wilmington, cargo partly sold; brig
Patriot, OF Warren, r. J. brig Marya
ret yf Washington, N. G. lying off anG
&C. Briggs Superior Of n Haven, anc
Agnes, of Hartford, sailed or 3 ela,s
before for Turks Island. Brig -,
y bryan OF Norfolk, was al al Fort icy
| al, where he soid The remainder of h. S
cargo Brig Perseverance Baldwin q,
New N, saiIed IN co. and schr. -
Wiliiams, oil Cherry-stouc, tie day Pre-.
Vious.
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be- AN ANSW Err

70 the Editor Of she albany .ddvertiser.
You enquire why Z" Peter Washing
tonians are mentioned rather than Hsz
ekiah e. Abedneso :"-The answer is
easy Peter denied his MASTER" and
those Societies in effect do the same.
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ed their hands and hearts 70 relieve cx
rene distress But before the clos
Ut the day he came to gentleman
this place who knew him to be an in
poster twe Give years ago. When he wa.
fist told that his inability to speak wa
not real, he denied 1t, and II was no.
until some threats we're made 30 punis
MN, tina, he could be prevailed on It
speak-He however AT last burst out
IF goa sv,H nor hurt me 4 SviH Sfeak >"
1t appears that he has some way 10 con-
ceal his tongue so that it cannot b,
seen by looking into his mouth Ca
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Remaining in the Alexandria Post Office
the month ending 3Ist August, 1916.
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Commissioners.

Dumfriss July 26-~ep' 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-19

Frankfort fair, IN consequence o. M dc
undation ofEnglish goods.
Three iron bridges, which were in Pre-.
paration some time, have been erectedh ~
Petersburg one over the hiolca the o.
Tiers over the branches OF the Noiva.-
They surpass in grandeur and conyeni-
ence all others i'll the capital.
The capture OF the Liverpool ship Ladv
Warren, by the Spaniards, excited 2 con-.
siderable sensational the city ON Tues.
day, but without any very Sufficient ya.
son; for it should be remembered. lh".
the Spaniards have done no more In do
tanning this vessel than our own cr,,iss..
would have done during Tie late war. mn
der similar circumstances.
Accounts from Cadiz, OF the 9th inc,
state, the case of the British shic fro,'
Buenos Ayres, lately captured, aud nov
living at Cadiz, has been referred IN H.
king in council. Al the slips paners
have been sent TO Madrid. 'S
II is said that steam boat, which On.
ries the mail between Petersburg and a..
interior of Russia, andwI,ich sails a.;;ns,
the tide at the rate of eight miles an I,onr
has her paddles so constructed, that tLo,,
dip into the water and rise out of II nas
pendicularly. Perhaps this slight hint
may suggest some improvement on tLs
present mode OF constructing these YES.
sells.
Naples. Sept. ID.
The Court has Just received news tbs,
a treaty of Commerce between the kim.
dom of the Two Sicilies and Russia !,
on theeye OF being signed, TO the saiisiac,.
ton OF the two Powers. This negociation
proves the perfect concord that existsbn'
tween the two states, and places it on ,
firner footing. Perhaps some power,
VIII not behold this treaty with the same
eye, but IFS result cannot but be advan
tageous tous, in this essential. We ars
on the eve OF seeing our differences with
America terminated, if they will ado..
principles conformablc to justice, and as'
sumo more moderate tone All or M
thing seems to be their device i'm recard
to us; but we shall always assume. q All
that justice can grant and honor consent
to-" Our new relations with Russia ;f
they are confirmed by the above treatv
are made to reduce to their lust VAIN,
their exaggerated pretensions.