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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06

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FROM rGE TROY rosr.
I had little tender flower.
lis infant leaves were inst unfolding
iwStch'd the blossom hour br hour,
New besu,ies constantly beholdipg--
fear'd the cold, fear'd the blast,
Scarce would let the dew-drop rest,
And when he chilly rain fell fast,
scrcca'd j, in my anxious breast.
The glowing sun's FIRST morning rays
SHINE mild npon lis genial bed;
But when his fer,id noon beams blaz'd
l few to shade its dropping head.
If chance its fair luSuriant stew,
Bent. devious from its parent rcot,
With aaste brought it back again,
And gently taught it how to shoot.
Us tre-sar'i sweet, It's mstch!ess bloom,
Fanily l deem'j would e'er be mine;
Would shed DER ali my days perfume,
And sSeeten cen ny life's decline,
Oac smiling morr, in dsw-d9ops cleaning,
Throwing its fragrance DER the vale,
1t seem'd TO bless the morning beaming,
Aud spread its bosom to the gale
Imark'd the sun its beauties gid.
Igaza aud gIoried N nv pride
What anguish through my bosom thrili'd
It droop'd, it ~ither'd BY my side
Twas gone! vain all my anxious care,
Aud tears hat steep'd its blossoms pale;
l knew my precious sO~'r was fair,
But could not, would not, think il frail.
Twas gone! and tc my phrenxied mind
Rush'd wild impaiience, doubt, distrus';
But conscience whispered, "be resigned ;
I" To take thy idol hence, was just"
NJ.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06
SsiC-lork. S,ptentsr ,.

Horrid Work.-0n WEDNESDAY last:
duel was fought at Hoboken On suBday
another; and on Monday morning anc.
Their! Shortly after The third duel, sOme
persons, attracted by the noise of the pis.
tolls, went to the fatal spot, where they
found the body OF man about As years
of age! A ball had entered his left
shoulder. On the corpse va, found writ.
ten en- a piece Of paper, with pencil, J,
GIBBS, Esquire !!
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06
From the ". /. Daily advertiser.

We lha,e had opportunity to cur
surily examine a wcrk which has
appeared in England. in the course
of The present year entitled" An
Account Of the natives Of the Tonga
Islands. in the South Pacific Ocean,
&c. compiled and arranged from the
extensive Communications Of Mr..
WM. MARINER, several years re-
silent in thase Isiands-By John
Martin. NJ. D." This work, which
is i'm two octave oluInes, is dedi-
Gated TO Sir Joseph Banks. Mr..
Mariner, is stated 10 be respecta-
bic man who in the year 1905, he
being then a youth. went on board an
English private armed ship. called
the Port au prince. captain Duck,
with commission. in the first place.
30 cruise. and il not successful. to go
into the Pacific Ocean. on whaling
voyage. The ship sailed fromGraves-
end in February, 1905. Captain
Duck died in August, 1906, and the
command devolvcd on Brown, the
whaling master. In November of
the same year, the ship came to at
Lafooga. one Of the Hapai Islands.
where, in a short time afterwards.
she was taken possession of by the
natives, and most If the crew massa-
cred. Mariner, and some others,
escaped. X seems that Finow, king
Of the Islands, had taken fancy to
Mariner, and had him brought to
him, and took him into his service,
and became his protector and friend.
This Chief was a man of bold and
daring character, and though sa-
wage, had many distinguishing quail
ities. He had some years previous
" rcbclled against the reigning sove-
reign. Toogo-Ahoo. a tyrant. whose
Characters represented as cruel, and
detestable. Finow was stimulated 10
this course hy his brother, Toobo
Nueha. who considered himself par
ticuIarly oppressed by the tyranny
Of Tooso-Ahoo. and was resolved. az
all hazards. not only to be reyenged
himself. but 10 rid the couatry ofsrb
a scorrse. he was man OF very
great courage, and of more senernsi-
" and nableness of character. than
Fiuow. The two brnthsrs despatched
Tooso-Ailno in the following manner.
They waited upon him liz the evening
in Tie customary manner. 10 pay him
their respects. and make him presents
and then retired. About midnight
they again repaired 70 his house.
with taeir followers, whom they pla-
ted arouud as guards. for the purpose
of despatchins such as might attempt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06
sRpESTARY EMPLOYMENT.

A Frenchmaa being taken prisoner
by the Algerines was asked what he
could do as slave his answer was,
he had been used 10 a sedentary EN-.
ploymcnt. 'We!l iheu,' (said the pi-
rates. we viii pat an you pair of
feather breey'!,es, AID make You batch
chickens
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-06
Baltimore, Sent.

NC Ps' -
We hear that report has been spread
abroad, that the city is unhealthy, 10 con-
sequence Of the mud deposited by the
late ireshet. Now We undertake, on the
authority OF gentlemen Of the first pa.
tessiOnal enHbence, TO assert that BalIi.
more was never more free from pes,ilen.
tan disease than it is now-that not one
case 0! malignant character is known TO
exist-that the mud Deposited vas bro't
from the high lands, and is now baked
bard by the rays Of the sun-that the
only injury known to have been oecs-
stoned by the freshet, are some chronic
complaints resulting from an exposure
to the watery element. A professional
gentleman, whose range of practice lies
in that quarter OF the city where the mud
was deposited. assures US that there is
not one case Of a malignant character to
be found in that place, and that his pa
tients are only afflicted by chronic dis.
eases. He states, that amongst the geu-
tlemen of the faculty it has excited sur
prize, that not one case Of a malignant
nature should at this season be known 10
exit in Baltimore We make these Oh.
servations, because some wicked men
who speculate on the alarm OF their own
raising. have been Known to circulate
reports amongst our fellow citizens, that
Iesti!ential nalady is prevalent in the
CRY, &C, asioned by the mud which ~ss
deposited 10 our streets, &c. BY the late
freshet Tie authors and propagatOrs
OF such atrocious falsehoscs deserve the
lash at criminal justice. Our market il
affected by the FORMULATION Of such
wicked rumours, and the price Of provi.
sions is remarkably high. 1t would not
be aniss tor the mayor and council to
cake an Official vpurt Of the facts that
We have stated above. Fed. keppb.
On Sunday last. as we learn, two off
GERS who had in charge two Negroes,
convicted 10 Charles, or 81. Mary's ccut-
ty Of crimes, and sentenced to The peni.
tertiary, were surrounded on the road,
about 5 or 6 miles from tie city, in the
direction to Washington. by q eat NUN.
Der Of the Negroes who had assembled al
the African camp meeting close By. A
,umultunus attack vas made on the off.
Gers. which Occasioned the escape OF the
con,ic's, and we have not heard TIL.
they have been retaken. Fed. Gaz.
The following is copy Of the orde
detailing the army court, mentioned We.
terdayJ which has been summoned by the
war depal tment TO meet in this city OF
the 10th proximo:
.9ajn'unt and Inspector Generals Office
August q, 1917
GENERAL ORDER.
4 general curt martial will assemble
az Da,is's Hetel, in tie city Of Washing
ten, on Wednesday, the 10th Of Septeu'
Der next. Tor the trial Of snch prisoners
a, may be brought before il. The court
viii lie composed as follows, viz:
CD. William King. 4'h IJ. Presider'
MINERS.
Col. q. r. Mitchell, Corps .9r,.
Lieut.. Col. J. V. Beal, Isl Inf.
Lieut.. Co. W. Lawrence, eM III
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PORK, OATS, RUM, &c.

PORK, OATS, GUM, &c.
BARNEWALL g POPHAM
SFFER for tale, received per ichooners
~ Juliet and Hazard,
10 hhds whiting
IL c@iks Hibbert's bottled in London,
brown itout
40 bbls, N. f. rum
talkS German fcythes
20 bbls prime pork
400 buih. white potatoes
900 bufh. Albany oats
; hhds. Mufcovado fIgar.
anril 1S.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
W.ALK.LNG SHOES.
JUST PUBLISHED
~ AZ y ~ SnbLenber,

tut JNbt " b"S ONDJ1''DefB
A second volume Of Allison's Sermons.
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Robert Southey, esq. IS CTS.
Nj. De Roccas' Memories of the French
war in Spain, I dell!ar.
Paris Revilited in 1915, by Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
Christable, Xubla Khan, and the Pains
of Sleep, a ViGon, by 5. T. Coleridge,
81 Ia CTS.
Chrifian Disciple, Friend CT Peace.
Mafonic Minitrel, a Election of Malonic,
detrimental and humorous fongs, Duets,
plees, chorufcs, rounds and canzonetts, rel
pectfully dedicated to the mott antient sno
honorable fraternity of free and accepted
Mafons, with an appendix, containing =
mort hiforical account Of Malonry, and
likewiie a lit of all the Lodges IN tho Unit.
ed States,
N. B.-Subscribcrs TO tho lat mentioned
book, will pleas cali or send for them-T &c
subscribers price IS 3 dolls non subscribers
! , "a. ROBT. GRAY.
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GROCERIES. &c.

HE Subscriber offers for EaIa at hi7
, warehoufe, fuckers wharf,
5000 feels Turks lnand Salt
Antigua Rum in hhdS. and bbls.
whitley in ditto
New England Rum in ditto
Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter caiks
Sherry i'll ditto
Chewing Tobacco in kegs-fmall twiR
Nails in kegs, aH0rted
Candles in boxes
Engllfh white lead, ground in oil
MIlied fleet lead
I bo&cs servants g!oGsd hats made Of fur
10 bales Engluih lacking
do 10. canvas, No. too,
Al of which Will be fold low by
JAMES SANDERS0N.
March 7S
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HAt{DW

u UTTS & CAWOOD, have received
AO and offer Cor ialc, at their fore, up
per end Of King freet, on moderate terms,
a imall confgnment
HAROU3RE,
among which are
Falling axes, bread ditto AIDES,
Sets of furniture, eoopers' beak irons,
Bung borers, grid iton5,
Drawing knives, cntlaGes and fhcaths,
A general adortment Of coopero' tools Of
every tefcriptlOn,
CaR ron pots, Z caf iron chefs
Stezlyaris, pick axes chizels
Edoas' h1mmers, fmoothing planes
Jack planes, nails Of different fees
Chaife fprings, IA trowbars, large and e.
for quarrIet, &c.
rpril al. Gutht(
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
SHAD and HERRING.

TOHN @. LADD & Co. with TO contract
j to receive at the landing, $4,000 shad
and 10000 Herr'ngs, for which fair
price will be given. april 7.
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GROCERIES, &c.
& LARMoUR offer for fale,
60 h hhds. whin<y.
so do northern rum
IS puncheons w. India do
10 hhds. and
so bbls. Orleans & Mufcovado fugars
10 hhds. N. Orleans molaileS
"a boxes brown Havana iugar
a7o hays green coffee
IS caiks Cohen cheeie
10 boxes chocolate, no. and
10 half do, do do
$50 lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
40 kegs ground ginger
600 lbs. almonds
so do nutme9s
10 boxes Windfor and Rofe foap
Imperial, Hyion, Young Hyfnn, and
Souchong Teas
1000 bufhels ground alum Salt
1000 do. blown do.
Refined fugars, and general aGort-
ment of Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as
ufual. april
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CALDWELL & JACKSON

CALDWELL & JACKSON
OFFER low for CASH, ar their fore,
~ corner OF Prince and Union fireetS,
pipes old L. P. Madeira Wine
or. cailis old Port do
pipes ears old dry IJfbon do
10 dozen OLD Pert, in bottles
puncheons sd and 4th proof Rum
do Cherry Bounce
= hhds. Sugar
40 bbls. do
4 hhds. MolaHeS
10 kegs BET chewing Tobacco
1000 W.T. Soal Leather
SO Gdes Upper do
ZOO Jacks ground Alum Salt
so do Liverpool do
500 bufhels ST. Ubes do
} tons Shot, different fzes
Powder in canniters and kegs
400 Demijohns
so Gin Cafes
boxes frefh Sweet OH
$4,000 Segars
1000 W.T.. Seine Irvine
Quart, pint and half pint Decanters and
Tumblers, Mould and Dipt Candles, of
different flies
With a general aGortment of Groceries.
November 4.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE,
10 or. calls Tenerife wine
40 punCheons rum
81 kegs Richmond tobacco
SO boxes iegars, ofSa hyperion quality,
bags pepper
IS b d'is' Brown Sugar
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-07
DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
PI am thankful for past IA
vors, and beg leave to inform my friends
and the public, that have jut received
general aaortment of
iSK.1SO.N.4BLE GOODS,
Superfne and fecond black blue bottle, cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, Give and drab
Broadcloths and CaIimercs
Merino fhawi cloth, of the beft quality
Shutting aannels, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, caHinetts, Petite cloths
Worried and cotton holiery, veltings
Forelt cloths, ketfeys and plains
Rola and dufAe blankets
Manchester cords and velvets
Black, PLAID, green, brown and blue bomba-
zetts, o. ginghams, calicoes, fhawls,
&c. &c. &c.
I he greater part Of the above goods be-.
| ing purcnaied in Baltimore at auction, ena-
! bles me to fell them cheap.
CHARLES SCOTT.
a!fo continue 70 keep the LIVERY STA
| Bis and BOARDING HoUs Sc, where QUITO
mers and ltraugers can be genteely accom-
modated. HorIes will be we'll attended TO-,
by careful hotter.
ALSO FOR SALE,
4 Negro Woman and Child,
coaGdered to be as good houfe fcrvant as
any in the Dlari6t. Alto,
| & IN - A Gig and Horse,
IN $3.50 cheap for cath or credit
| lNS.s!Sslse.s J. 49,. c. Sf cot ,..,
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ICE CREAMS
livery LAY for the ieafon, to be
~ had OF
LOUIS BEELER.
Wbo has rseeiUsd and for sale,
40 boxes frelh Lemons
s do Oranges
10 do Turkey Figs
10 bags FilbertS
60 boxes Muicatel Raifns
april 10 5w
HATS, SHOES, COMBS, &c.
cafes napt Hats
do. fine do.
do. Boots
do. Bootees
s do. GentIemcn's Shoes and Pumps
and lads Shoes
do. coarle Shoes
do. Ladies' Slippers
so dozen fashionable Combs
ALSO,
100 fdes foal Leather
10 boxes Soap
cafe domcitic Cotton,
For fale at :he fore Of
NEWTON KEENE5
March 1S-2m
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mN.POWDER.

THE Subscribers have juf received 20
4 kegs of
E,NGLISH GUNPOU.DEH
Tower proof, from EE toF. Allo, Cannon
Rife and Canlher do. SportsmeD are re-
qIeited to try the quality
r, & !. VAUDEVILLE.
December 20
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JOHN q. IADD & Go

HAVE received per brig Economy from
4 Bottom, and offer for fale,
las tons platter paris
hhjs. Mnicovado
3obbls. { Sugars
/ pipe Liibon wine
20 bbls. apples
cafes ltraw bonuetS ard hats, of va
rious patterns.
IEsToRF,
IS tons fwedes iron
as do ruiIia old fable iron
roo pieces rufiia meetings
$40 do raven duck
rs 90 ruiIa duck
Is bales INDIA GooDs, conliRing of
Beerboom gurrabhs
Now iannahs
Comercolly baftas
Auginzer mamoodies
Cbittabilly and Luckiporc kaftas
bale german dowlas
1900 yards tow cloth
40 pieces iaItinnetts
90 cafes mems fine and roarie hats
10 do and bbls mems and boys do ihoes
lao realms writing paper
bale madras handkerchief
DO blue gilia
do mock pulliCat
500 buibels liverpool blown ialt
40 Jacks do do
32ooo lbs. prime St domingo coffee
loo boxes no and 3 chocolate
Boxes iFanifh chocolate
400 boxes mould and Apt candles
$50 do brown ioap
30 do double refined brimlone
1900 lbs Cortagc, atIorted Gzes
so cafks cut nails
roo boxes florence oil
100 lbs. caiiia
dining fetts canton china, of IS pic
ces each
hhds. and 8 crates blue printed and
common liverpool ware
key faxon axes
Az bbls. muicovado fiIgar
as cafes white and brazi il iugar
hhds. molaiieS
so bbls. N. E. rum
40 kegs picked ialmon
ITO bbls. no.I. beef
10 do mackarel
S do grofs herring
II boxes hyfon and 10 do young hyfon
IS kegs ginger ltea
IS do railins
IS quartz cafks ihcrry1
pipes madeira
I6 do catalonia
= do tenerife
do lilbon ~ EJNES
90 kegs lweet malaga
80 do dry malaga
10 demUohns madeira
go half boxes fpaniih iegars
.M.2HOG.f.NsY FURNITURE
coniitting of
Bureaus, walh and candle llands
an ahortment of H1NGHAM WARE, con
fitting of
Neit boxes, nelamealures
Barrel covers, buckets, &C.
Matt hoops and hanks
Wrapping and fheaLhing paper
80 boxes long and fhcrt pipes
1000 ides prime N. +. foal leather
10 boxes by II London Crown glafs
10 tons iufic
SO barrels tanners oil april
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SUGAR, &.
ID ARNEWALL Z POPHAM have juf
ID received per lchr George Warrington,
from NJrtolk,
Al 5bls. prime Barbados Sugars.
And by the Experiment, from New-York,
400 buihels Oats
$50 Jacks Liverpool blown Salt
Is bbls. prime Beet
IS do cargo Go
~ ca1ks GCihen Chcele
January 10.
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NOTICE no GROCERs.

n
THE old tflabliihment of John M
Il deceafed, 1obscconift, iituatc Z doc
Below Marfeller's auction room and orpo =
lite Matthias snyder's paint and oil fore,
on Prince itreet, is now revived and carried
on more eXtenGvely in all its branches than
II ever before has been done, under the firm
OF
JO.f.i7'H4,N' C.",sg.fIz s. Co.
Cufomcrs ara invited to apply, Where
they may be furniihed with tic following
articles at wholeiale and retail, on the beii
terms for cain, viz.
Prime CayendiflI
Ditto imali twitt from to 10 per ID.
Second quality ditto
Pigtal in rolls
Beit Spaniih fegars, warranted
Half Spanith ditto
American fegars
Smoking tobacco in papers
MoccabatI fnufi
Rappee and Scotch, in bottles and
bladderS.
N. B. Several thoufand weight of To
bacco Stems for falc. March as.
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W. VII
RfCH,p LIBBY

II AS received fromBal,imore quantity
4 of PLOUGH PLATES, of tue very
hef quality; and has on hand Ut not the
beft) as good an adortmentof
BAR IRON
rs Gun be met with in the U. States. To-
sether with
Steel of all kinds, Shot,
Waldron's Grain and Grafs Scythes,
Tin Plates, Sheet Lead, Sheet Iron,
Nails and Spikes, Reap Heoks,
Hoes, Spades and Shoves,with athou-
ianl other articies.-In ihort, every thing
slInoft in the Hardware Line.
i-carch l6. II
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II. & j. VAUDEVILLE
HAVE juit received and offer for fale,
"a 10 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds. 1T and ad quality Sugars
TO punoheons Rum
40 bags Pepper and Pimcnto
IS do Green Coffee
90 boxes Spanith Segars
1000 buihcls Liverpool coarlc Salt
400 reams Writing Payer
IS do Wrapping Paper
as kegs Brandywine Gun powder
40 do Britia dc
100 lbs. Spanilh Flotant Indigo
100 do Louiiiana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with General AIortment of
GROCERIES.
- Family Flour, as ufual.
December IS.
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BARNEWEI.L & POPHAM

BARNEWETiL & POPHAM
HAVE FOR SALE, JUST RECEIVED,
~ bbls. prime Mufcovado Sugars.
IN STORE,
14oo buGlels fupcrior Cadiz I
600 Jacks ground Alum SSALT
100 do. iuperiine blown
20 20 D Dds t fi8s BEEF
Is casks Gofhen Chcefe
IS tierccs dry yellow Ochre
100 Demijohns
10 boxes Cattle Soap
ca0is white wine Vinegar
Chateau, Margaux, Claret, Port and
Teneriffe Wines, in cafes
Havana Sesars in quarter boxes.
March =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16

took upon himself TO conduct the wreck
of the army OF Italy, and acquired new re-
puiation bv The defence of Genoa, where
his heroic bravery second time conquer
Ell ltsiy.
After having sat in the Legislative
Assembly as Deputy for the department
OF the Seine, he commanded the new Ar
my of Italy, in the campaign of 1875, and
pen, trated with it into Germany. He
was after this entrusted with the con-
quest of the kingdom OF Naples, whence
he was called into Poland, and returned
10 France on the peace of Iilsit.
in 1899, war again summoned him
10 the plains of GERMANY, where, after
several honorable actions, he received,
upon tle field of E.sliug, the title of
Prince, having there sustained the shock
the enemy's right aud he saved the
French army by has man;eu,res and his
judgment. He All 'rwards bore a brilii-
ami part III the hattie ofWagram, during
which,. although sick, AMI Wounded, he
was seen at the head Of his troops, whom
he animated by his example.
Ills military career ended with the
command of the army in Portugal in 1910
and 1871, and where he again displayed
the tirmness Of his character. I'm the midst
ofilose difficulties which he surmounted
He has left widow, two sons 81 adaugh-
ter. who married The 1t. gen. the count
Neiiir, his eieve, and aid ,,te-camp since
l793.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16
GIBRALTAR MARKETS.

Or Correspondent at Gibraltar, t,t}c, date
Of March %, 'critcs as foliows-
Since my last, | am sorry TO say our
market has undergone a very unfavorable
change for North American produce, IN
consequence OF several arrivals within
these , or 3 weeks. Mkt Virginia and
Maryland Tobacco has been selling at Is
and l6 dollars, ana for small parcel o!
Kentucky, have just realized Is 2.
Holders oftlns description are now ask
ing %, and think it likely that prices of
the new will break at about 10 or IL, or "A
tritie under. Flour can now be quoted
at only Is dollars per barrel wheat. dull
at 81 and 4 rice, saIeable at 7I4 to
~, though higher prices are now stood
out for; bread, 4 l-2 TO 4 3-4. American
pork would command IA dollars if of good
quality. Logwood is wanted slaves
meet with little or no sale. Cotton, New
Orleans, 81 TO 40"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-05-16
FOREIGN.
Boston. Man 9.

FROM IRELAND.
We ave indebted to a respected mer-
camille friend for Dublin Papers TO April
10. received by the brig Catharine.
Al i-onlon, u cent. stock had risen
TO 20, and was even reported bargains
were made for75, payable in Nav.
In Paris, tie French 3 u cents. had ris-
Ell to 63 20.
The price of grain has fallen i'm ENGLAND
and ireland. and was still considered as
declinins-Ge ~ hodgshead had been re-
fused in Dublin for ii large quantity of
faxseed white clover 7e I5s TO DC red
6toS.
Am. Flour was at 05s n barrel at Dub
I'm, irish currency, equal to S7s sterling.
Expenses TO Irish Portsare comparatively
inconsiderable.
a Belfast Paper says,ebusiness has revi-
we'd greatly III ihat1pIace and neighbour
hood. ~
In The quarferending April5, 1917 the
British revenue Was G87 ,S7Sf better than
IN the quarter ending April 1915, or
sSl6.
:. Col. Ers!sine is appointed governor of
New South Wales, which colony, il is
thought, will be discontinued as "A place
for the punishment of criminals, and held
Tor more important purposes.
A conspiracy against the Grown Prince
OF Sweden has been detected and frustra-
ted.
At the Anniversary of the Highland
Society IN London, March 81, (the Duke
OF York Presidency General Boyd and
Sir Il. West were guests.
The Spanish State Prisoners. who have
been removed from Ceuta TO one of the
Balearlc islands, are accused of a plot for
ObtaIulnU DoSSPsSiuu If fIp forn,or ,,I,co
by surprise.
Arnauit, the author of the tragedy cal
led " Germanicus," which was lately sus-
pended IN France, is brotheri n-law of
hegnault ST. Jean de Angeley, now in the
Estates. Arnault accompanied Napo-
leon to Egypt; was afterwards appointed
Secretary TO the French University; and
continued by Louis. BOnapartes return
from Elba injured a. with the King, and
he was exiled.
Manuscript copies Of M. de Moniho-
Ions letter to Sir Hudson Lowe circulate.
and are readwith avidity in every society
in Paris.
The Ambassador Of Spain to the King
OF The Netherlands has instituted a prose-
cution against The Editors of the Vrgi
L'Oerdt, Formerly the Main .Janne) for
some allcdged calumny on his Royal
Tie last London Papers contradict tJe
tepor', that Sir Francis Burtiett and Mr.
orator Hunt INTENDED to emigrate TO A.
neuca. Mr.. II. has published documents
Nlnc'i prove him TO be wealthy farmer .
AMI that when Bonapartefirst threatened
- invade England, lac offered to loan to
government twenty horses aud sixteen
Wagons.