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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10
P Seasonable Goods. ID
ELIAS KELSEY.
Ne y, MIDDLE STREET.
LAS received and offers for ials q hzodloms
4 i afTor. mspt of
FRESH PIECE GOODS,
ELIAS KELSEY
wHfcH AsK

AMONG warcH Asr-
Blue. black green. o. IS add 4 elegant
i've brown and MIXED Ok Sha~ls
B2CADcLOTHS Imitation do
d.. CzSsTMERES fin. Common chinfx do.
&c and double mild six, worried and cotton
Sup zoe undrefs.d Prints Hole
F.ae and common Cal Six Half Hoe
Goes Engiih aud i enGh Lik
Superior sns low priced Cloves
Furniture. XII and Beaver -
Cotton ADD .insn Can Back Italian Cssges
hrics D. fix Veitsag
Britifh and liesm loom White 6gufe1 2od bgff
shirtngs MerlslIsss DO
and Irfh Linen Csnbric and common
4 "a \ Cinghsms Dsmoues
Black aud coiored Cam Plain hook Leno and
brics fancy figured Mullins
Black fllk handkerchief Cam5re d.
Flag Bandanna and fancy silk Umbrellas and Par
hlk do afos
Plain and figured velvet Cot'Oa umAre'la'
Bindings Sarin and Lunang aib
Cotton Lsces bons
Blue and yellow Nankins Plaid and fancy do.
Qualify & Shoe Bndiags Shell q horn Hair Combs
Cambria Pockes Hdkfs. Gilt coat - vsi Buttons
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do do
ditto Bel ADD pearl Buttons
LevaDtines Green and fancy figured
Black Sinchzws B0nDet iilks
Do. Sarfnetts Pins; Needles
Paid 10 Tapes Fans Sc.
Double and Jingle Flor Pam and figured Bcm
ence bazet aud Rattinefts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
ALSO--on hand large sGortmeut of
AMERICAN GOODS.
CONSERVING Or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do stocking Yarns
do do cotton aIls
bleached and unbleached shrtings
do. do sheetings
Bsdtickine., b'ue Flames
Stripes and Checks
Ginghams
Satunetts, Prieft Cloths, &c. BIC
All of which will be foldlow for Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10

The President ot the United states arrived
Il The city "a Baltimore 40 satbath cog. sae
80 isst. sa.e o'elock Y. N esrersed b. tbe
Tsrt Bslliuore Hussars, and large number
IL the citizens on horseback. His entrance
into the City was announced by discharge
of cannon from Federal till, BY detachment
sf the Regiment Of Artillery attached TO The
50 Brigade. In the evening he attended di-
vine service at the Church Of Tue Rev. Doctor
lnglis
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-10
9Fof(apS.
Tuesday, June 10, 1917.

The Presidents Tour.--By.thc newspapers
go perceiye that arrangements are making in
Al the principal cities, through WHICH the
President IS expected TO pass, 70 honor him
with escorts Of troops, casalcades of citizens,
the discharge Of cannon. &c. and by other
marks Of ciyility and respect. which, il is con-
|ceded on ali hands, is proper TO be shewn to
lhe Chief Magistrate OF great and powerful
nation. The president commenced biz tour
il a carriage, but il IS said that on arriving At
Baltimore he altered his determination. prefer
.inq rather TO ride on horseback. The follow
h,g articles from Baltimore paper contain
the latest intelligence OF he progress he has
made 10 his joumy. that has yet reached u I;
should the fstigues Of h. journey make q
necessary 10 stop and refresh himself % the
,Sabboth. BIS reception here will be none the
lcss cordial on that account.
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Bal.im ore, AnYii 8

Distressing Occurrence.-.Y Yesterday
morning, Immediately after breakfast,
Mr.. Weise, (who keeps a store in Mar
ket street his wife, and the remainder
OF his family, eight in number, were all
seized with violent vomitings, in con-
sequence orthc supposed viilany OF
servant who is believed 10 have put poi
son into the coffee. An infant child
has already died under the operation !;
1t however gives us infinite pleasure to
state. that the rest of the family, though
deeply afflicted, are entirely out of dan.
ger. The servant, black fellow. has
been committed for trial. TPa..
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to act as the demon ctfeh, frequently
composes up matter without ever hav.
i0g known his letters--apd distributes
correctly. He has to look at the cory
and then looks about the boxes Till he
finds letter OF the same description.
In some instances he has his own names
for the different lettcrs-f he calls a
long marx" e a "erosS,' and c "eir
cies and hay circles" sc. What is
quite astonishing, in composing he is
so correct, that VIC have rarely or never
found an error.
GeorSetosvn Messenger.
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EFVTTUIh, I'IuTCH 70.
REWARD or COUNTERFEfTERs

Yesterday came en- before the Hust-
ings Court, now sitting in this Borough,
the trial of Thomas Foreman, for pas.
sing Counterfeit notes on the Union
Bank Of Maryland. The evidence in
this case went so conclusively to cstab.
lish the charge, that the Jury had re-
tired but short time, when they re-
iurned verdict of gully, and sentenc-
ed him to three wears imprisonmcht in
the common Jail and fine of One thou,
sand Dollars.
We hops this salutary example will
have the effect Of deterring such delu.
ded wretches from further pursuing a
course of life, the most despicabIe
known TO civil society, and which soon.
er or later, is generally detected and
punished in manner which consigns
the perpetrators to the most degraded
condition of man.
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ALEXANDRIA, HERALD.
noNDAr MORNING., ApRlL Z, 1917.
From The Chsriessor Times, March %.
IMPORTANT.

a gentleman of veracity, who arriv-
ed this morning in the southern stage
irom St. Augustine, iniorms US that
new GOVERNOR is daily expected
there, who has power end authority
from the government of Old Spain 10
sell me FLORIDAS 10 the IDiericanS.
The gentleman alluded TO, derived
this intelligence from the highest a"-
fborify at 81. Augustine.
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From ne Georyctozpn Messenger.
The .paymcn. of specie being uni>
versalIy resumed by the banks, we
would suggest to tho corporation Of
Georgetown, (aud Indeed % o'hefs) the
propricIy o! calling u, re Eol Gs, watch,
In the late disordered state Q, the cur
rency, it was deemed .expcGicht 10 IS
sue in order to supply 'i,e place OF those
fractional! parts o: !s- dollar, comm0n-
ly called change
We do not k,uwlhe oSjeci Go- who's
the circulation Of these notes is copd-
nucd. we arc sure, that 10 So far IS
concerns the corpore'ic's wilhiO the
district, it IS On hou"r-h)e rnc 6ut Il
l, be, IS has been CO: nrsd. g ease
the payment Of coiu o. NJ tarks, ~ at
fording medi1h vnicg r'll srppl,
the place OF. specie, a..u, :Aus render
specie unnecessary, wc lear The pro
lectis tallacious. IS i'aras we are .
bic to judge, the effect will be exactly
the reverse. The existence OF those
notes increases the difficulty OF a e; nc
raj specie payment, inasmuch as they
enable the holders 10 Keep back ;heir
coic Every man who goes to market
VIII see enough any mo. ming 70 satisfy
him ibat such IS the case II a doiiar
is 10 be paid, nobody viii part with a
sloer doiiar il Is has PETER dollar in
has pocket. There is general eager
ness to get and keep the silver dollar.
The operation Of this is, Ia CERTAIN
degree, the same as that Of boarding,
and we have no du0D, that inc resu.s 10
80 imhe&e tie .ei'eaic ion II specie.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-07

Extract Of letter from tie Req. Or.
BIaEthford 10 his son in ". Y. dated
"LANSINGBURGH, March 26.
81 presume you have heard that
Thomas Lent, of the borough about six
miles above Waterford, has been COM
mitted to Jail as one of the murderers
CT Miss Hamilton. He was engaged in
this guilty business with another, of the
name OF Sickler, native of the same
town. Lent has confessed all the par
tIculars, to which he has subioined his
signature They are briefly as follows:
Lent and SickIer had enlisted in the ar.
my, from which they deserted and re-
turned home ; but bsing pursued, they
to prevent being taken, determined to
go TO New York-Sickler resolved to
violate the chastity of the first female
he should conveniently meet. They
met Miss Hamilton in Athens, near her
fathers house. Sickler seized her
with one hand round the waist, and with
the other pressed upon her mouth.
Lent took her by the legs, They car
rlcd her about half mile zip TO the
fatal bridge. There Sickler committed
the rape; and Gas Lent says) on account
OF her strugglings and agonized resist
ance, Sickler asked Lent for his club,
with which Sickler broke in her scull,
and having robbed her of her gold ear
| rings, threw the body into the creek.
They both ran and reached barn about
two miles below Catskill, where they
slept that. night. In the morning they
got on board Troy s!oop, arrived soon
after In New York, tarried there a day
or two and then returned on the west
side OF the river; stopped near Cats.
/ kills bred themselves out for a month,
stole two horses, were overtaken, and
committed 20 Csiskiil Jail for the theft (;
broke Jail, and returned to the borough
After some time Sickler went TO the
westward, where he has resided nearly
ever since, IN the county of Cayuga.
But the eye OF God is upon the wander.
ings OF the murderer, and he often takes
from him the common prudence of the
human mind, It WIS so IL this case.
Sickler had given frequent hints, Job.
securely indeed) that j.: and Lent had
| pcrpetTated the crime In question, but
these hints were not regarded as any
thing more than the vain blessings Of
abandoned villaDy. At las., however,
tho thing was brought 10 light. Lent's
wife was found by her husband reading
he asked her what she said the bible
he snnched it from her, swearing Bit
terly, and threw it into the fire. She
got 1t ont again, and a quarrel ensued
- which he threatened her life, and told
her he had killed cue woman already
and would kill her. Her sisters has
band, Isaac Armstrong, came in at thi:
iimc, 4; beard the words. He men,
| TONED them at M. Trips, at whose
house Seeker had been brought up
and where he had boosted Of the crime
fhis brought to their recollection wha
they had heard Sickler say in LenS.
presence, and mentioned to Isaac Arm.
trcng, He came down to Waterford
ADD told it to Mr. Trsnklin Livingston
he deputy Sheriff, who went up arc
took Leni at his own risk, summoned
TIC Witnesses, and after several exam
nation5, Lent confessed the whole. AZ
Livingston,empow by the recorte
IS 4 -. 7 q -
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Ertrac. Of letter 10 a mercantile house
III the city Of .Nesv YORK, dated
QUEBEC, March %.

Our Legislature intended 20 lay an
embargo TO prevent the export CT wheat
but finding there would be a surplus
of about 5000 bushels, abandoned
the idea. There will be, if there is a
demand, about $1,000 barrels OF -four
for expectation, besides what the Up
per Province will supply. The price
appears TO have been broke at Sl2, as
several contracts have been made, de-
liverebIe or the opening of the naviga-
ton and that by government OF 10000
bbls. was taken at Sl2 So"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-07
PUBLIC SALES.
BY JOHN JACKSON q Co.

ny JOt1h JANhoNN q 10.
THIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.
AT the Auction Office Union. itreet, between
King and Prince,
Without Reiervc, 10 clofc concern,
cafes mems fiper cotton hofe
do women'S do do
I do Trim linens
do long lawns
90 calicors
DO domeaic ginghams &chambrays
do cotton lhirtings
do iuperhne brown linens
1 do elegant ELK fhawls
do iuper jacouett mullins, fuitabic
do fupcr London black cambrits
do elegant walters, in fetts
do mems boots
do do ihocs
do mems wool hats
april 7,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-07
SPERMACETI OIL.

GROCERIES, &c.
Vaudeville & LARMoUR offer for fale,
SO SO bbi.. whiay.
50 do northern rum
IS puncheons w. India DO
40 hhdS. and
so bbls. Orleans & Mufcovado lugars
10 hhds, N. Orleans molades
"A boxes brown Havana iugar
a2o bags green coffee
Is oaks Cohen cheeie
20 boxes chocolate, noe and
10 half do. do do
ago lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
20 kegs ground ginger
500 lbs. almonds
so do nutmegs
10 boxes Wndfor and Rofe folp
Imperial, Hyfon, Young Hyfon, and
SouChong Teas
Refined fugars, and 4 general abort
nent OF Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as
ufual. april
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Port Of Baltimore, .4trR ).
Arrived scar. Friendship, Sham, 25
days from Curacao. Merch 81, la,
% IL, Ion. GO, spoke schr. Hornet,
Cobbs, 8 days from ALEX. for Cape
Henry fHayii).
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-Ncz,- Yutk. March 81.

-Nczo Y0ik, MaTch ~.
in the mayors cougt of his ci,y, on
Tuesday, a teacher otths name vi Law
renee, or Brooklyn, was convicted OF
an infamous libel on ayours lady of tina;
place, and had verdict found against
him for $500 dollars.
.4hrii 4.
We are sorry TO announce the loss Of
the fine ship Governor Strong, Sce,t,
of this port, on her passage from Ports.
mouth, Eng. for China. The Governor
Strong wrs cast away on reef on the
north east reef OF ihs Isle of May on
9Th OF Feb. and totally los,. Officers,
crew and specie saved.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-07
QUiGLY's

Burr nh Stone lHanutactory.
THTHE Subslriber has received
4 large supply Of BURR BLOCKS,
lircci from hEaacc; and has com.
mcnceI making Barr mn Stones, az
his shop, upper end of King street,
near the store Of MIR. James Anderson;
where nc can, on short notice, furnish
Stones of any size, warranted equal in
any in the United States, and on IT'S.
most reasonable tegrs.
MICHAEL QUIIIT
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Letter bags az TIE Z. c. IT
Ship Hazard, Liverpool. Ship New
Jersey, Gibraltar.
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Schr George Long, bennett, hence,
with naval stores on account Of govern.
ment, arrived at Gibraltar 2s,h Janua-
~, and sailed for Malaga the same day
Schr Sylph, MerieH. so days from St
Eus,a,ia, arr. at Norfolk eth ult. spoke
i7lh ult. schF Washington, Grid, from
ALEX. bound to St Eustatia, two days
out.
Sloop Isabella, Mills, hence for Phi
lad. arr al Norfolk 9Th ui,.
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SHIP ,@E NEWS.
PoR7' FAfSSsss ALEXdEDPYs

From the e. C. II. BOoks--AhrN 4.
ENTERED,
Brig Fanny, Jewe:s. Guadalupe
- Milo, Salter, Portland
- Nimrod, Price, do
- Economy, Farrow, Boston
Schr Henrietta, Ncviti, Baltimore
sloop Mechanic, Nye, NBedford
CLEARED,
Ship Fair Trader, Finley, London
Schr Native, Mayhem, Boston
- Rose Ann Washington, Horse
man, Patuxen
- Henrietta, hewitt, Georgetown
Sloop Mechanic, Nye, Washington
--- Fanny, Mitchell, Baltimore
SAILED,
Ship Fair Trader, Finley, London
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CURIOUS.

4 small boy who We have emf loyed
in The cili-c 20 carry paper, &c. III fact
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ATTENTION T!
HE Members competing the Alexan-
4 dra Artillery company, are requeftcd
TO meeta the Court, Houie onMonday even
ing next, the 9TH init. at O'Clock. Pune
tual attendance is requeiied
BY order of the captain,
PETER RHODES, fey2't.
april 4. ~
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sat off in pursuit., Of Seeker last week,
and l hope by this time has got IN safe
custody The other monster"
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TesaeIS at tor -hirTanGria.
Schr Rose IN Bloom, Rowland, at Sa-
vannah Doth ult. to sail with immediate
despatch.
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The London Courier Of the DIST Jan
contains long accounts Of the trials oil
the rioters, some o; whom have been
found guilty. II would appear that ne
lury we're much inclined 20 bc nerciful
10 these unfortunate men IS they &C
Quilted four of them mitch 20 the suc.
prise Of the Judge. New jurymen we're
20 be impanneiIcd to Try The others.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
Original Miscellany.
LORD BYRON.

We perused with concern aud aston
ishment the lines published in the Nation'
al Intelligencer on the slst Of last msnth,
surreptitiously said to be written bJ lord
Byron in explanation Of his mysterious
divorce" With concern, because, taking
1t for grained, as every one who has much
read the compositions Of lord Byron must
that he never wrote them, it does US no
credit to have such forgery 60 to Eu-
rope & on this country; and with assen-
;,hment, because we consider the motives
for such a publication as hard to be-ae'
counted for in human in6rmity. Admir-
or. Of the genius Of lord Byron, we have
often lamented the misfortunss which
fell mon his youth, and the melancholy
which had cloaded his life; and we Ia
mented ibem the more because the rcsait
Of much reading and inquiry about. him
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
METEOR.

EChs
On The evening Of the 18th inst. about
IL O'Clock. meteor PASSED over the town
of Genesee. Its course was almost iii.
rectly north. Meteorologists would pro.
badly call il one OF the acroliths, Tor stones
OF the airy which have, more FIRE iuently
of late, visited the eartf. Our informant,
who, with some other persons, was re-
turning from singing school. witnessed
the phenomenon. lie stated that from
extreme dar kness the horison was sud-
denly enlightened. SO that the smallest
objects were distinctly discernahe, or to
use his own words, could see to pick
up pin in the road" Lacking up, the
blazing train which followed the acrolith,
seemed to him twelve or fourteen feet in
length. A part Of the nucleus broke OF,
separated, and was followed BY shorter
blaze, which, however, was soon extin.
guisbed. TIE principal one was out Of
SIGHT in lew secceds. The company,
after walking some rods, heard an eIpIo-
sion which resembled the rumbling Of
thunder. II was alsn heard distinctly in
this village, and probably other places in
this vicinity.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07

our criticism upon the CONTINUATION Of
Childe Harold, without revertiag to the
circumstances in which the commence,
mep, Of tina. singular and original work
first appeared"
Distinguished by title and descent
from an lllustrious line Of ancestry, lord
Byron showed, even in his earliest years,
that nature had added TO those advan-
tages the richest giFts of geniu, and Tau.
cy. His own tale is part!y told in two
lines Of Lara
8 Left BY his sire, too Young such loss to
know,
Lord Of himself, that heritage Of ,ro"
His first literary adventure and its
fate are we'll remembered. The poems
which he published in his minority, had
indeed those faults Of conception and die
ton, which are inseparabie from jnve-
nile attempts, and in particular might "a
ther Be considered as limitations of what
had caught the ear and fancy of the youth
ful author, than as exhibiting originality
ofconception and expression. Yet, though
there were many, and those not bad
judges who discerned in them depth Of
thought aid felicity of expression which
promised much at a more mature age,
the errors did not escape the critical lash ;
and certain brethren Of ours yielded to
the opportunity ofpouncing upon titled
author, and to that which most readily
besets our fraternity, and to which we
dare not pronounce ourselves wholly in
accessible, namely, the temptation OF
showing our wit, and enter aiming our
readers with a lively article without
much respect to the feelings Of tine au-
thor, or even to the Indications of merit
which the work may exhibit The Re
view was read and raised mirth the po-
ems were neglected, the author was irri-
tated, and took his revenge in keen lam
bics,' not only on the offending critics,
but on many others in whose conduct or
writings the juvenile Bard found cause Of
offence. The Satire, which has been
since suppressed, as containing opinions
hastily expressed, exhibited spirit at
least sufficiently poignant for all the pur-
poses Of reprisil, and bore a strong ties
timony to the ripcning talents of the au
thor. Having illus vented his indigna
ton against the critics and their readers,
and put many, il not all the laughers on
his side, Lord Byron vert abroad, and
the controversy was forgotten for some
years."
To be continued
Under the title Of English Bands
| and Scotch Rep;k,rerso
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07
Trenton, N0r. 3.

Legislature CT EEw-JERsEY.
On the ssth ult. the Legislature Of this
state convened at Trenton, as will be
seen BY the minutes Of assembly publish
ed in this weeks paper.
Quorums of both houses appeared on
the lst day Of meeting. Jesse Up on, esq.
member from Morris, was elected vice.
president Of council, and James Linn,
esq. secretary.
Ebsnezer Elmer. esq. member ftom
Cumberland, was elected speaker Of the
house Of assembly, and Daniel Coleman,
clerk.
On the 1t inst. ba,h houses Of the le-
sislature were convened in joint-mceting
for the choice Of governor and other state
and county officers. when the following
appointments took place -
Isaac Williamson, governor.
Andrew Kirkpatrick, chic Justice.
Theodore Fr'linghuisen, atty. gen.
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PROMOTIONS,

PROMOTIONS,
The following promotions, t.ays the
Boston nsi. Advertiser) have lately been
made Of officers 10 the Navy:
Capt. Alexander S. Waasworth, Cap
tain Of the U. S. ship Independence.
Lieut.. VIM. b. Finch, to command tue
U. S. brig Prometheus
Lieut.. John r. Madison, to command
the Q. $. schooner Lynx, vice Lieut.. Sto-
rer, ordered to the Congress.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-07

from lie British North American coI.
pies.
The governor Of Gibraltar has apncure.
ed that re hs received Official irfsn,.
ton that the plague was increasing i,
AIgiers, the number Of deaths in the en-,
alone, amounting TO l5G ger day.
Paris, SEPT. ca.
The vintage will commence IN N.,
day in all Vie communss near Paris
Lord Wellington will re,iewehe In,
lish and Prussian army in the plain e
Denain, towards the end Of this oon,h
The electors this year are to send G.
deputies to the chambers, i,Om "a do
partments, 1eof these have ALREADY mac,
their elections, and $ only remain /,
complete the whole.
Letters from Champagne annovnc.
that the fine vineyard Of that country will
have f urth. perhaps third of , good
vintage. In the upper departments Of
the Up, err and Lower Rhine, they expect
an excellent vintage.
The Dukeo Wurteuburg died on Oh.
Goth inst. aged 81.
A horrid duel has occurred at Bordeau,
between two brothers, Messrs. dec:
one Of them remained dead upon the ,po,,
the other returning home. blew his brains
out with pistol.
French iunds-Five per cents 65f. Csc.
Bank actions 1882. SOC.
The king Of Spain has ratified treaty.
concluded at Paris in June last. by which
he accedes to the acts Of the congress, OF
Vienna, and is incorporated With tho
great European coeiederacy.
1t is said AZ Berlin. the king Of Prussia
all make 4 visit TO st. Petersburg, on bis
return from France.
The board Of commissions Of the e..
else in Ireland have given general notice
to the collectors Of the customs, that in
future they are determined to prosecute
to the utmost rigor ofthe law all attempts
TO defraud the revenue, Notwithstanding
the reputability Of the shipper Or cons
sigaee.
/. is calculated in Liverpool, that Bri-
tain has Imports within a year, near Is
millions Of dollars werth Of fOlr from
the United States.
A hop-srower in England commenced
picking about the middle of September,
aud employed s790 persons in the bust.
ness
The number of death, in Paris, 1916,
19,50l-.Births, e2,S66.
Lord Cochrane has returned to Eng
LAND from France.
Accounts from Bombay, are to the 9Th
Of May. India was Tranquil. Freight
had fallen frsm Is and l6l. 10 6 and 81 .
per ton. Cotton was scarce; it was
doubtful whether freights could be obtaiu-
ed beiure Sept. or October.