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ROBBERY.

On the night Of the 9Th OF December,
1916. the Exchange cffice Of The suIl-
scriDer, Fridge street, Georgetown. from
appearances by false key, was robbed
of Tie following property, in Spr Gle, COR
sisting OF dollars, change, American and
English gold, about 200 dollars; bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes of the
bank of Washington. and some snail
tickets. together about SO dollars, a one
pound note Of the bsnf Of England, ard
one hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts as per numbers below. The letter.
tickets can be Of no use to the persons
taking them, and an attempt to pass thera
would only lead to detection, it 10
therefore hoped that the person CT per-
sons who TOOK them, will return them to
the subscriber through the Post 0Gce at
Georsetewn. A liberal Reward will be
paid by the subscriber for any iniorma-
ton that NAV lead to the discose;y Of
the persons or recovery of the prcnerty.
All keepers OF lottery offices in the Unit
ed States will please to keep list OF the
numbers of the following tickets. as it
may lead to discovery 0! the theft
ROMULUS RIGGS.
LAST Of the Nos, Of Tickets in the lfed-
zeal L0tterN. cd Class.
.oa0l. 22Ce. 22o9, 1904, 29C5, 22c6,
22O7, 22O9, 2G09, 2G10, 22f2. 22IS,
1914. es16, cei7, 1918, 2a19, 1920,
1881, 1850, 1855, 1854, 1888,
1886, 1857. 1883, 1859. 1850,
|1eSG1, 1862, 1865, 1864, 147SI,
1882, 147ss, 1924. 147s5. 1876,
|147s7. 1888, 1880, 1474O,
I14741. 1912. 14743, 14744, HAAS,
|14746, 1874. 14z48, 14749, 1880,
1876, 1923, 1879, 1880, 1882,
Is159a, 1884, 1885, 2ls27, 1888,
|al5e9, 1850, 215s4, 1858. 1885,,
|s15ss, 1859, $3.50. 91546, 215<7,
Is154s, 2l549, 1850, 1901, 1902,
|15105, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907,
|15108, 1900, 1910, 1911, 1912,
ISIS, 1914, 1915.
LIST OF NUMBERS OF TTrX'ETS
In the Washington, Monument Let.
terry, third class
81, SO, SIS. SIS. So, 81, So, SO, GO. 6l,
|62, 6s, "a, 65, Of, g.. IS, GO. 70, II,
lie, 1874. IS, sc6, Gle, 9490, s4s7,
le474, 94s9, 2470, s46s, 2472, e4e-.
le46s, 2471, 247s, s46e, 24s4, s4S5,
l04SS. Q4S2. 2181, PATS, S451, 1852,
is454, 1856. S456, S4J7. s458, s459,
s46o, s46l, 1915, 4647, 4648,ssT%4 1919,
$3.50, 1854, 1858, 1896, 1862, 46gS,
1864. 1895, 1886, 1857, 1898, 1859,
400, 1913, ssl5 1888
Dec 9
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days from st Pierres, Mart. Left, lit
instant, brig Swift, Story, for Boston, i
u or IA days !: Success, Harris, dc. 2
days, crew sick Good Intent, Wakes
lfor Portsmouth in few days Commerce
tFrink, destination unknown: Octavlus
of Baltimore do: schooners Venus, How
land, for New York, in 8 Nor 10 days =
IRIS, Ceggeshall, from New York, Iyin.
TIT and or, just ar: President, Wood
berry, for Beverly, in few days, crew
sick: Bartlett. of Plymouth, and apo
ther of do, believed to be the Dove. The
lbrig John 4 Hannah, for Boston, So iiee
1.-THE day before: brig Greyhound, OF Hart
ford, had sailed for Turks Island -
1.-THE schooner William and Marv, Cap
tain Goodrich. had saileJs(or the leewarf
islands. Capt. Elwell also left severs
Isther American vessels. but being sick al
| the time of sailing, was unable to learl
their names. The yellow fever lad rag
ed very badly at St. Pierres, but had be.
gun to abate. 1t had proved very fatal ia
Europeans and Americans--so much So
|among the soldiers, that the militia were
|called out for garrison duty. Captain
Elwell lost nearly all his crew. Markets
dull at st, Pierres fer American produce
the last cargo of gsod fish sold for SIS
per quintaI !; Iumbur $50, in barter for
moasses at SIS cents, which was scarce
and rising. Harbm full of French yes.
sels--lreights very low. Spoke. a9ih
ult, Shoal of Georges N E 10 Ian brig
Fox. Poster, SO days from Surinam for
Gloucester,
Also arrived sloop Empress, Starhuck,
so hours from Nantucket-n late ar
rivals at that place.
Yours, &c, S. TCPLiFF.
,Nsw Lnndeu, Nov. 60
Arrived, ship Deboah, Churchill AZ
DAYS from St. Upes, with salt. vine AID
fruit. to John /. Glover and john Morgan
- Sailed II, CO. ships William Penn,
shcrmon, fer Baltimore A3iIdIesex.
Pollard. for Boston. Left, Ships Jane
Tor PbiIadclphiagnext day /; Commerce,
Fnlger, fiom A.adeira, in quarantine.
wk0 brought in So Spanish prisoners,
forced on board of st. Cbes bar by the
armed schr. Potrsi, capt. .iohn Chase,
with provisions for md $500 for byiegins
them in. Capt Finger ard the prison
crs spoke wei of capt. Cha5e's persona.
treatment Of them. Get. 90, lat. % Ion.
81, s0paited co. with ship William ptan
f7uy. II, lat. q, 95, Ion. 47,t4O, spoke
Rr. brig Robert Neiscn, Jacobs, Sc days
from Belfast, for Chayleston was in lat.
70, long AZ, spoke ship William ard
lane. 10 days trom ". Y. for Canton
Nov. l4'b, lat 90, 80. long 50, spoke
Br. ship Mercator, Rankin, % days
from tree ock for Charleston. 18th lat
81, 10. long 81, SO spoke ship Concord,
st saco, IS days from London. for Nor.
f"ik. Esd. LAT 81, IL, long IS, 60, spoke
~chr, Jare, So days from the coast OF Bar
AIRY Tor Boston.
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. PUBLIC Sale.

IN Tuesday next, the teeth instant
will be seld. at the Vertue Store
corner Of Prince and Water Street,
without reserve,
Bale French surei fine black broad
cloth
Case DO assorted do
Bale English 10 do
Bale secoad do
Plati'as
Glnghams
Niarseiiles vestings
Cambria and Leno muslin
Ftannels
Mems and womenss Silk Hosiery
Sewing Cotton etc
Pc. Marsteller.
December g
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RALTIMnRE. DFo. 5

Arrived, schooner Charles. Ravens
f1S days from St. Thomas. Left there
EGtb ultimo, schooners San uel Smith
Cc'bnrn, for Baltimore, in fifteen days
Union. Butler, Norfolk, uncertain, and
iothers before reported. Accounts from
Porto Rico Q days before sailing, state
that The schooner Traveller, of Balti-
lmore, had been seized taere she is sup
posed IL be the Traveller. lately com-
manded hy captain De la Roche. captur-
led by some pirates on her passage t,obl
Aux Gayes for Baltimore. Segerai Do.
gers that left st. Thomas for Ia Qua, "a
on account Of the RoyaIistS, had return.
led, finding the place in possession of the
Patriots. Novenlber 26, lat. IS. l6, lon,
rs, IS. spoke ship Andrew Ramagc, from
Philadelphia for New Orleans. 2Sth, lat.
is, So, Ion. rs, AZ: brig Sally, from Sa-
vaHnah fur New York. OFF Pstuxeat.
|passei ship under jury masts, and Sc.
veral ather sad in the bay bound NJ,
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Marble, Wine, Oil, etc
Ice Gases Italian Marble contain
Ing, Mantle and Chimney piec
eo, iiearths, Pillars &c. FIutet
and plain OF asserted colors
cut purposely for the American
market.
4 quantity of Marble slabs
4 marble statues
1000 marble tiles
400 DO Mcrtars with pestes
9 Cases alabaster oraaments.
ss p p'pf + pipes VINE
900 Boxes Florence oil
40 Casks taIiow
6 Cases Black cambrics
/ Case mems cotton hose
/ Case womens DO
Trunk mems dress shoes
Q Do Ladies DO
l DO womens Morocco shoes
Q Do Silk Do
Do Boots
! Case Felt hats
6 Do silk Do
2 Boxes pen and pocket knives
Ceases German steel cross cut saw,
7Boxes fine sheet lead
A patent cooking machine compIet
ed with a wood model. and printed ldi
rections, for setting it up
Received by ship Potomac, fromGenoa
And for sale by
John Janney & Co.
Defenders cow
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Fn0M OUR CORRESPONDENT
All WASHINGTON.
Friday, Dec. 6.

Al WASHINGTON.
Friday, Dec. 6.
forgot to mention in my last letter
that cur worthy, pastor the Reverend
MIR. Addison, was, elected Chaplain
oftbe House of Representatives. an
appointment which has given aniyel'-
sal satisfaction. This day the Rev.
Ar. Glendy Was elected Chaplain to
tile Senate. indiana may now be
considered as one of the States. as a
resolution to admit it to that rank has
passed the Senate unanimously-was
read in the House Of Representatives
twice, and only waits thesusHal forms
to pass into law. 4
The practice of setting up Unehar-
tered Banks which has been attended
with such mischierous effects viii pro-
badly meet with its death Warrant in "a
few days-A committee has been ap-
pointed to enquire into the exPcdiel.cy
OF prOhibitinstheln, and Of stoppins
the circulation of the nctes of suck
banks within the district. The public
are indebted Tor this measure to MFR.
Tucker of Virginia.
The President has sent a message,
TO Congress stating That {. tie act au-
thorising payment for property lest
saptered or destroyed by the encny,
while m the military service of tbs
United Safes" having received a eer-
struction of too srsat and uncertain
extent. he had thought proper to sas-
pend proceedings rildcrit until Con-
gress should have an opportunity of
defining more precisely the cases they
had in contemplation, and recon-
mendihg the subject to e;rcoasit;;s
ration.
Grounded on This Message. tlreeI
Resolutions were offered to tie Iisuse
~ representatives. By Nj. Forsyth.
The fist requesting the President toI
lay OeioretRehcuse, the proceedings cf.
lne commissioner under that act,
ias second, requesting him to order
Tue further execution of the act 70 be
suspended until the subject should
&c disposed ofhy the House. And the
sanu' requesting the President to IN
'shi The House whether the .iudg-
anus Of the commissioner, under
s'a' act had been paid by the treasu-
Sfy' and by what authority, and out of
"1"' iaad. The second Of these Re-
solutions was opposed by Mr.. Yam
'es, Nh. Webster, and Mr.. johnson.
On the grounds that it was not compe-
'eo' @ The House to order a saspen-
''oh Of a law-and that if the law was
'u' !. could only be got rid ofby a
FORMAL repeal. MIR. Webster gave it
\ MS opinion that. even surprising
'4o mouse should utter a Resolution to
pena Proceedings under the law,
'N oillcer acting under it was not on
J, not bound by, but could not legally
s0sy that resolution. These obiec-
Oas proved fatal to tile second reese.
n ', y Which was accordingly reject
-, HE first and third, however,
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Married. on Thursday evening last
ny tie Rev. VIM. II. Wilmer, Mir. 1Ho
MAS WHITTLE. to Miss Many Buck
|LAHD--aIl of this town.
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.N'eac. ORR. Dec. {


Arrived this dav U. S. brig boxer,
PORTER, frem New Orleans and Ia day.
from Havana. The B. ran from tie
i;ai,ze to Honda Bay, Cuba, in 50houre.
IEeftat Haganna, brig Mary, StansbuTy,
II aud ior Baltimore. 2 day; brig IL ia
Aikius, for Boston, do schrs Aii5as aa,'
iGlixabcih, gust arr. beth in DAYS ffon
aaitimore ship Neptune, Of Portsmout!i.
~. II. for y. Orleans IN few DAYS:
dip Jacob Jones, of Boston, uncertain .
|nis Morley. OF Baltimore, aln'ergpi6e
|gcpairs. lat. SS, Al, lon IS, Al smoke
hip i3olana, for Philadelphia, 8 days
nut: could not asGerta,n WHARF from.
,lo1, es, lat 35, "a, ioa Il, S., spoke
orig Hawk, IL hours from tcyaceke To-
Port an Prince. Same ti.Sc, spike slice,
nary IA tays fiom st. Mary, bound
10 Philadelphia.
Brit;s, ,iip Quebec, Jackson, from
.oudon, 81 days trom LandseEd, white
|cIials, paints. hardware, dry e8a.s, &c.
y d Slaith, Jun P, Burstell. tSilins aud
sc II. w. DatanelG.
eris nccempclce, Allen, IS days from
2ernambuco with sugar, hides. taiioW.
torns. cniamba roei, &c. to ilenry IIar-
seek. owney, ard r. Ainsley,is. Lott,
DE Rbam &. dc Lesserts, aaG L. Milne
IF Philadelphia,
The following is communicates to US
4 Co,nmefcial drertiser by captain Por-
Ter, Of the i. States brig Boxer, arrived
this ,norning.-
Ills 3. NJ. brig Bgissies. captain Do
,aelt, from port Royai, Jam. bound TO
Nassau Mp. with tsoops, was wrecked
on the night OF the 5th November last
on Point Pedro, the captain officers and
crew, aud passengers, were all saved
vessel lost.
The following is an extractofa letter
from capt. Geo. Demolt to captain Por-
ter:
Captain George Demolt, Of H. B. n.
late sloop of war Brissies, presents his
NEST grateful Acknowledgements, to cap
tam Porter, of the United S. sloop ol
80 a
Iwar Boxer, for his very ready and pronpt
lotfer OF assistance but having succeed
I'D in getting all his people from tie
wreck, he determined to geiaain by the
lstores, &c. thatwere saved from the brig
Until vessels arrived from Havana.
which will enable him to remove those
ARTICLES to that place. Capt D. requests
THAT captain Porter will lie pleased tc
convey his officers to HAVANA, to eypc.
diate our relief.
Point Pedro, Nov. 9Th 1916.
| A Spanish convoy, consisting of from
Is 10 20 sail, sailed from HAVANA tol
iCadiz. Nov. 18th, under convoy of q
sioop Of war of 20 guns, and the schr
ICassadore. 1t was reported that the
lsloop ofwar. had six hundred Thousand
dollars III specie, and valuable cargo OF
board. 1t was also reported, that the
ISpaniards had pressed several Amer
Jeans, who had lately returned from A
irica, in a slave vessel
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These resolutions being thus dis
|posed OF, another embracing the same
topic was offered for the adoption Of
1.-THE house, by Mr.. Williams of N. G,
in support ofwhich resolution, he stat
led two instances of. erroneous de-
|cision made by the commissioner -
One in the case of a house be-
longing to Mr.. CarrolI-the other,
in the case of house belonging to
Mr.. Ringold which were burnt by the
British in their invasion upon thisDis-
trict, Cor both of which payment was
allowed by the commissioners. as if
their hadbeenall the time in the occu-
patton or service of The military ;
when it was knownthey were altoge-
Their private property. Mr.. Williams
handsomely remarked that the cha
racter OF the commissioner, forbid all
suspicion of corrupt nOtives; but
that he believed the decision Of that
gentlemen to have been erroneous. If
Mr.. Lee could shew that he had evil
denee to justify his decision. he would
nave an Opportunity OF shelving it.
But at all events. the house should
take efectual steps to insure correct
decisions in all leases dnaer the act
The amount of The resolution was to
appoint committee to enquire into
the decisions Of =. Is. Lee, esq. with
pewer to call for persons and papers.
Which was agreed TO.
Extract OF a letter from tbe Captain of The
brig Sidney Cri.pin, of N. York. tohis
ogner in The city Of New York, dated
Aux Caycs Bay, Nov. 2,
On my arrival at Cape Henry I was
taken, with another gentleman, on shore.
where we were met b. Pence John az 9:
all his mobility, in preseacc CT part Of
his AMY. After great display Of ma
.aoeuvers, the Prince aud Governor aadI
the other officers, walked up to US. 'EheI
Prince asked ,pe, :. Where lid you come
from : :. From n. York; replied, He;
then enqa;ted ny Ea!he, The name 81 myI
vessel and where were. nv papers, "hoNI
hons is it," said he, $ stree you changed
your name know your brig ; she has
been trading With petion." After threat
enins US Nth death, etc. he said, {: m
stahtly leave the port - When three
cheers we're give, by the soidiery. Ne
were pushed into the boat, and sever.
other beats !olioue cd u, WHO towcd rs
out, This Gas all done ia tie SPACE Of.
two h; urs after we anchored thea
stuck her away for his port and. owing
to Gains and head Winds nave bad sever
day passage.
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ALEXANDRIA.
! MONDAY, DEsEmBER 9.
COMMUNICATION.

Asan Election is to be held thi'
~ i tSc sd Ward, for a Common
Council Man, it is proposed to the
r,.ctoys Of the Ward, to vote fol
llils MANY.
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TO Rent,

The Store and Dwelling on Unio n
street, formerly occupied by the subscribe
Ter, and lately by Captain Lawrence, 1t
lis one of the best Stands in Alexardria
for the Grocery Business, and as such.
has been used for some years. =.
Apply to 8 &, Z.
jacob Leap. :.
November IS eo6
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JOHN LITTLEJoHN,
Collector of the Reyenn

H NUIItEtUT OF TIC NtVINUe,
T Ncn-residepts arc informed that
DAN1EL M1NoR, Esq. Of Alexandra,
will receive the amount of their Direct
Tax: upon property holden BY them in
the coanties of Loudoun and Fairfax;
which tax if not paid before the 18th day
Oh January 1917, will be sent on to lie
designated collector at Richmond. Per-
sons DESTROYS OF seeing tier lists NAV DO
SO by applying to ne at Motifs, in .s!ex-
andria, on the 9Th or loth Of January
next.
December Go eo6w
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BosToN. Dec. 9.
Arrived ship Ten Brothers, Elwell, 90
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Notice is hereby given.

| Notice is hereby given,
lTyHATS the Collector oil the Revenue
Il for the 22d collection district Of
Virginia, or his Deputy will atteBd at
Leeshurg, FROM the lst to the 18th of
January, 1917
Middleburg, Monday g.
Aide, Wednesday S
Waterford, Tuesday ID
Hillsborough, Thursday l6
Upperville, Saturday 10
West End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4th
January
Hendley Nelson's, Monday eth
Fairfax Court House, Monday Goth,
For the purpose Of receiving the entry
OF carriages, with the harness used there
Tor. agreeable to anfact of congress, pass
cd the 18th day of October 1914, which
entry is thereby required to be made
for failing to do which penalty of dou-
be the amount of the duty imposed by
the act of the 18th of December 1914,
will be encurred. Given under my hand,
December 9. 1916.
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and jealous kr t1s s5cPut1<5oU1oI 0ut xvc"t'
We wossd alec protest sgsiost Doctor Dwishss
works, ss specimens Of hsst rsse American
poetry. The late William Clifton was, we
think, infneiely more Of genuine poet than
the reverend principal, and so was also Rob
er Treat Paine and Philip Frcneau. .is
not because writer collects and tubIishes
his works in book, that he - 10 be taken rs
the stsndsrd Of literature in his native country.
However incompre heosible IL may appear to
a Iaurea,, certain il is, that some of our wri-
,ers cas afford 10 publish their works at their
own expence, and consequently the pubIica-
ton Of a grea, book is no Indication OF its
popularity. Bulk, or weight is no criterion
Of excellence. A man msy write four quar-
to epics, like the lsurcsi, and still the people
of this rude country, at least, will prefer the
precious little specimens OF Campbell and
byron 10 oil the plenteous and exuberant
Vertirgc of Mr.. Southey.
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Erfrcfi ofd leffcr urifffn On 51ardihe 1o5-
rhumbrriand, dared So. Hfieno, Oefe5er is.
We arrived here OH tho 10th, after very
long and very faliguing passage, and We lsn-
ded Napoleon on the 18Th. lie is now in
the country, at the house Of gentleman NAM
ed Bsicome, until Long wood be made ready
for him.
The island is very strictly guarded there
are signals between all the forts OF the island
and the weasel; guard boats and brigs are
cruizirg al ound il, SO that unless he can fly j,
10 impossible he should escape. No person
10 permitted to be absent from this vessel sf-
ter sunset, and every vessel is ready to slip
her cable st the first signsl.
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The Hashingfonian," established at
Windsor, W. by Josiah Dunharn, (supernun =
ersry member Of the Hartford Conyenr,on)
expired on the 22d inst.--it had been linger-
ing Tor many month";, snd finally made iys
exit ,n despair. Il is proposed, that the
members OF the Harrington Benepoienf So
eiefy' and OF the Hartford (onpenrio.. shonld
wear Tor one month, halter on their nceks,
as mark OF respect for the deceased.
-fmerieon Mercury.
The Phi'sdelphis papers gay. that 4 cat.
tol disorder. TIC small PoS,i ysin,ng ground
in our city,"
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Further Particulars previous TO fhe ereeIsiou
Of Tshe sentence phon Marshal .htu.

Further Particulars previous to fhe ereensiou
offhe sentence Rfon 1iarshai .tsy.
At four o'clock he was in q sound slecp,
from which he was aroused by the arrival Of
his vile and children, with Madame Canon,
his sis,eS-in-law. Madame Ney on entering
the chamber Of her husband fell senseless on
The floor the Marshal, assisted by his guards,
took her up, and after long time remaining
in that state, she began. 10 recover tears
and sobs succeeded. Madame Canon fell az
the Marshsl's feet in similar state TO her
sister. The children stood silent but did cry /:
the eldest 10 about ] or ~ years of age.
The Marshal spoke for long tins with his
wife and family-took atendor adieu Of them,
and Madame Ney was carried away in sense
less state. Shortly afterwards, a veteran,
who served under the Marshal many cam
paigns, and who was one of his guards-said,
{" never expected death, Marshal wiihous
thinking of Cod" The Marshal stopped,
looked at the man with attention, and answer
ed -" You are right,send for my Confessor."
When all was ready, he would no, onter tho
coach before the Curate, saying" Mount
first M. le Cure, as can 50 up quicker
than you"
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Ersroe: ofa letter from fAe Corres,tondenf Of
he Mer. .1dv. dated Bordeaur Dec. 2o.s
81 forward you by the sch. Maria, Capt.
Copeland, the latest Paris papers containing
the trial and execution of tho unfortunate
Marshal Ney. Exile and death will probably
be tho fate of many of the gallant spirits,
whose principal crime has been that they
foresaw, submission would plunge their eoun-
try into the present disgraceiul situation
they fought against the Allies to avert tho
calamity, snd have been foiled in their at
tempt by treacheIy, and The want Of supper,
from their countrymen but certain il is, that
torrents Of the blood Of Frenchmen will here
after flow to establish what they have failed
in. Already, the generosity of the Allies is
severely Jetf by the flaming Royalist as we'll
as the Boospsr,ist, aud an Engiishman cannot
show himself even in this royal city Of Bor-
dsaux, without being insu!ted by tho lower
classes Of the people. In the public places of
amusement they fare but little better, and
the quarrels that happen every evening in
those places, shew plainly the sentiments Of
the higher ORDER"