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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
Notice.

-, .. NOllCc. g .tu.,. g..
T>HE partnership of Doctors SEMMEs
4 WAsHINGToN, is this day dis
soiyed.-Ail thvss having accounts a
saiu,t the concern, are desired to present
them for settlement, and these indebted.
are respectfully requested to make imme-
date payment 10 Or. Washington, who
i. fully authorised to settle all matters
relating to the firm.
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
Thus. SEMNlES.
Dr.. Washington, having purchased the
stock Of Drugs and Meulciues, now ON
hand, intends keeping always general
assortment, which he will dispose OF on the
most reasonable terms-he will ALSO CEN
tinre to practice medicine, in its various
branches, and begs leave to assure his
friends that his entire attention will be
devoted to their service.
Notice.
UHHE subscriber respectfully acquaints
his friends aud the pubic, that be
La. removed his SHOP for the present, to
his dwelling. opposite the market, where
those Inclined TO employ or consult hlsa,
are requested to call.
Nr.,o,nkar 6S
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,NEJTOPgrD5

y, Schr Philadelphia, Hand, hence, ar. at
'aiI,adetpha 9Th Instant.
=, S =! Regulator, Chadwick, hence, ar.
" newport -l,h l4slani.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
Notice.

Notice.
T"HOsE persons who have claims a.
gainst the late firm Of WIN. L +.
MARBURY, are requested to present
them for payment; 4 all those indebted
to the said Arm, are requested to make
Immediate psymentto the. subscriber, az
no longer indulgence can be granted.
a.. F. +. MARBURY.
October Is VISIT
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Just Received,

Just Received,
At R. CRAPS Bookstore,
GKErCHtS Of Lower Canada, by ]
y Samson, Esq. author Of Letters from
Europe, etc. Price in boards, 81 25
Piacide, a Spanish Tale, translated fir.
Les Battuecas Of Madam de Genlis.-
Price in boards, 81
Coleridge's Biographical Sketches, Ii
terary Life and Opinions, etc. Price in
boards 81 e5 T.
Warren's America, 8 vols. Price in
boards so
Correspondence Of Louis 10Th. s vols.
in boards 81 50
Rambach's Meditations, 81 so.
Novemser % -.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
Ri,rr Mill Stones.

TOHN. s. BROWN & Co. inform the
Oh public that they have on hand a lafge
supply Of Bur- Ntili Stones, which they
continue to make at their mandatory, on
Patrick, near Ming street, and will war
rant them to be equal in quality to any
made in the United States, which they
will sell al the most reduced prices tor
cash. Dec. 2--tnthsft
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Paper Hangings, &c.
Notice.

TIME stockholders in the Little River
Il Turnpike Company will hold their
annual meeting at Jesse Browns Hotel,
in the town Of Alexandra, on the secnnd
Monday in January, 1918, at which time
an Election will be held for President,
four Directors and Treasurer. A state:
ment of the accounts and the proceed
Tags Of the present year, will be laid be-
fore the, meeting. On the following day,
superintendent Of the road, and coilec=
tors o. tolls at all the gates will be ap-
pointed. :, =.
JONAH THOMPSON, Trsas'r.
December S imw2djan -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

MeriDo Shawls, Lace, &c.
I. y. e =. II. MINOR
yEAVE received = handsome assort-
ALI ment Of
Seasonable Goods;
Among which are
Best MeriH0 shawls :, y
Cotton do merinO borders
Thread LACE silk umbrellas
Bed ticks ...
Bandano and flag handkerchief
Patent lace
Pound pins, in IA ID. each
Shineale cords -,
Mems white and black silk glo7es
Ladies' white open silk hose
White aud buF cassimeres
Plain aud fl ured ribbons vr
Undressed calicoe,; Irish linens
Plains; aushings; osnaburgs, etc.
December g - % =
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Jersey " aggons, &c.

Jersey Wagons, &c.
NIICHOLAS BLAoDELL 4 Go. have
~ received per schr Active, a variety
Of Jersey Wagons. Of excellent mana-
iactute. ALSO, ..;
A lew elessat Carrioes--which will be
disposed of st the Chair Mandatory,
Fairfax.street, two doors south OF Prince
street, on reasonable terms. ,....,.
. rCHAIRS,c CT all descriptions, con-
staptiy on Z; and. ueC.
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Just Published,

Aud tor sale at r. CRAY's Bookstore,
A CONCISE VIEW OF the Principal
n Points OF Controversy, between tile
Protestant ard Roman Churches.
Drcemher 4 .,-.. 1910
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12

Thomas H. Rowland
nAS FOR SALE, III
III Liverpool coarse and 6ne salt
Swedish bar iron, Russia hemp
New-Orleans yarns ;. : ,ru
spermaceti and tallow candles
Spanish hides y, ~,
Sperma.eti, whale & tanners oil >
y Maokerel, and = large quantity Of
Welsh slate of superior quality.
October IS d3tmwf.f,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-12
THEATRE.
On SATURDAY EVENING, Disc IS,
Will be presented Maturin's celebrated
Tragedy, in $ acts. (never per-
formed here) called

Tragedy, in acts, (never per-
formed herel called
ERTRaM,
CASTLE OF ST. .ALDOBRAND.
Bertran, Me. Hutton
(trom the Theatres N. York and PHI
ladelphia, his firstappesyance here
st. AldobraDd, e.. Legg
Prior Of st. Anseln, Monier
(From the Theatres Albany o. Boston,
his first appearahce here.J
ImOgene, Mrs. EntHisis
ClOtiida. So J,egg
In Act secoHa, af3lee,
" ne be man escaped from danger"
BY Messrs. Thomas, Carr aud Wynne.
To which will be added, the much ad-
mired Farce, in two acts, of
The Irishman in LGndOn,
OR, THE
HAPPY AFRICAN.
!TicSsts,and places in the Boxes to be
taxed Of Mr.. Howard, every non-plsy
day, from 10 to l O'Clock, aad on. the
days Of performance, from 10 to l
O'Clock, and from S o'clock, in the after
noon, till the conclusion Of the perform.
ance. sd,
Days ofperfqrmance, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays.
Doors to be opened at half past S, and
the curtain to rise at half past s o'clock
prscise!s.
BOX one iollar-Gallery 6sty cents.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30
TIE SEASOA.

The season affords Us very Entering pros.
pecis OF an s5updant harves, in this vicinity.
Rye looks uncommoniy promising; Os,s
s'e remarkably fine lodiso Corn,' though
retarded by be late fro,, 10 the spring, bids
fsi' to do well oi hay we have an sbundanI
crop flix looks extremely we'll, IS do most
oi the productions of the earth>-our pastures
yield such al abundant supply of grass for The
cattle, that butter and cheese will bc more
plenty yshsn osnsl in fac, we have great
reasons for gratitude that this will be . ycar
Of prosperity 10 our land.
Nor. Con. CcuYiey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30


On Mondsy last Information was received
by the Coilcetcr OF this port, thar Suspicious
schooner was at anchor near Block. island,
Tin this DisIric) unIading and smuggling
hor cargo on shorc.--Thc Revenue Gutter
Vigians, Capt. Cahoone, immediately pro.
ceedod TO the Island, bur the sch'r. had few
hours previous got under way, and before the
Gutter could detsin her, she arrived at Sion.
ing,ou, having been scizcd by tae Surveyed
ofthat port.
We learn, that an Affidavit wss taken u
S,cnihgton from the person who called him
sclFthe PRICE master OF the sch's, in which
he states, that she is the Spanish sch'r. ST.
MarIno, from Cadiz, and was captured May
7'h, days out, by The Busnos-Ayrcs p,iva.
,eer Mangora, Capt. Barnes, psise crewpui
on board, and ordered Tor River Plate -
That days after her capture, the prize cscw
forcibiy took the command from him, BIZ, az
ter few days, being unabied to oavigate the
vessel, restored him the Command, on con-
di,ion OF his proceeding TO the Che sspeake
with the scL'r.--On arriving off the Capes
OF Virginia, the command was again taken
from him, and the sch'r Was stirred along
the coast until they arrived off Block. Island
on Saturday last, when pilot came on board
and tue sch'r csme TO ane nor near the island;
The prize crew then broke open the hStcbes,
and commenced selling the eargp to the in
habltan,s OF the island.--The prize master
also states, tina, from her invoices, The cargo
consisted Of no Pipes Brandy, besides a
quantity OF cocos, rsisins, c.-Oniy 20 pipes
OF brandy was on board the sch'r. wben seiz.
ed /; the Brandy was sold from The scn'f. from
B so to 5 10 pipe.--Capt. Cahoonc found
concealed on the Island, z pipes Of Brandy
and a quantity of Raisins, which he brought
nero IN tho Cuuer.--Tbc prize crew also
sold at the island quantity Of womcn's APP
parcl tor trif.ng sum, some Of which we're
very elegant and costly; and from this cir.
cumstance, it is supposed, there we're sever
al women passengers on board at The time Of
her capturc.-The Schooner is nov at Ston-
ington, but will be brought here 10 Q lew
dsys.--lfereury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30
MANN. NEWS.
POK1 Or hEJYPOKI'

POHT OF tEWPOKI
Arrived, yesterday. brig Russell, Capt Borden, n
IS days from Point Peter, Gaudaloupe. Lcf ship
Thomas. psngef6cld, for Alexandria, uncertain.
Ccapt u very sick 1-Brigs Alfred, Rolf, Portland,
uncertain Fanny, Merrill, pottsmouih, 10 dAys |,
eleanor, Garfield, Middietown. 6 days, Galen, Hall,
Portland, Is days-sehs's. Industry, Easton. New
port, 10 days; peggy, Hall, Norfolk. 10 days |;
Richmond, Rook. Richmond, 8 days, Tassel. Day
ton, Baltimore, 80 days, Canton. Whitnell, uncer-
tain.
The markets "t Point Pe,re were very dull fot
American produce. Moissses scarce and high.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30
NEWPORT.
NE WPOKr THEATRE,

To the lovers OF the drama has opened
under the most agreeable suspiccs. Atno
time has there assembled on our boards a
moro respectable combination of. theatrical
talent, under the most judicious and correcl
management. We doubt not discerning
public will amply rcmunegs,e the Managers
for their expcncc and uouble in thus render
'ne our Theatre at once place Of pleasant
resort, combining moral insuuclien with
agreeable enterteinmcnt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30

IL is reported Gays tho Washington City
Gazette OF Saturday, that an important nc
goeistion is about 20 be undertaken by our
government, sod thst the Hon. Cesar A.
Rodney, apd John Graham and Walter Jones,
esqni'es. have been osm-d by the President
Tor IFS execution. II i, sooj :e,ursd that
their mission will be 10 some part OF the
Spanish eolooies.-Thi, is given g. the ~.
moaF Of the d,v.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30
$500 IIa.a - aa NHHH -
DIED,

In Fact Creearich. on the 2ist inst, 10 the 43d
year Of her age, Mrs. Many NJ GssEsE, consort
OF the Hon. Ray Greene, Of Warwick, and daughter
Of George FIsgg, Esq OF Charleston. Is. C.)
At Point Petre, Guadaioupe, on tie <,h inst. Nr,
Elisa NoRTos, son OF Mr. Elisha Norton Of this
f,,,vf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30

4. rrOs4 = -AfEi-fJs >S<.-.-ALh
We have seen several letters from S..
Mays and Ameiia Island, received by yes
yesterdays matt. which confirm The yer.
bal accounts received here few days
since, from the same quarter, than prospects
of the Patriots where by 90 means so ii,uer-
ing rs al Hrs, represented. Had M'Gregor
pushed for Sr. Augustine, on his landing al
Amelis, while the Spanis,ds were panic
struck and flying before him, he might per-
hsps have gained possession Of that fortress
--bot he has lost that opportunity by delay |;
his followers are becoming sdissa,isEed.,
while the inhabitants of Florida are tsking
tho alarm from the misconduct OF his out
posts and the planters are peiitioning thu
oEcers Of the American government on the
fronticr, for permission 10 bring their ne-
grces into our territory for safety.
lchartssfen ma.
Erfroef Of a letter from Feraaadino, July
IL, 1917.
"I cannot form any opinion as 10 the fu-
ture operations of the Patriots they are al
present limited 10 the Island, fear they will
fail 10 their iaudible scheme ;.ihey haze no
force. Eve,y thing favored their occupation
and march 10 St. Augustine. The Dons
were panic struck. There is Npresent a.
restlessness among tho people under their
1ag--some oulragss having been committed
by their out parties. There was sale here
10 day OF 81 slaves seized . days ego. They
were seised, tried, condemned and soli IN
that time. These proceedings injured tho
cause; and should they not receive large
reinforeemen,s, / fear they will have to sban-
don the place. The consequences Of such
an event are much TO be dreaded" Ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30
LATEST FROM sfRxico,

The schr. Ellen. Tookcr, Capt. Pond, (no-
ticcd in our lss,,) from the Gulph Of Mexico,
came up from the Hook yesterday afternoon,
and informed Us, that tho patriot General
Terrand, with 1000 men, had gone over to
the royalis,s, having previously oeen prcm:s.
cd the kings pardon. Geo Vic,ora Gauda.
loupe, win about 5000 men, was within 100
miles of. Vera Cruz, hemued 10 b. the roy
al armies. Geh Mina's head quarters bad
been 1t -Saals Mssins, which place he had
iet In II garrison Of abou, 90 mcn--tho
General then proceeded with about 500 men.
for'St. Louis Potoss, his communication with
the sea coast being entirely cut Of by the
royalists.--N. Y. Mrr. .9dv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30
L.dTR FROM c.4DIz.


Csptsin Foster Of the brig Eriel. arrived
at Baltimore, for Cadiz, Informs, that q valu.
able ship, belonging 10 the Philippine Com
pany Gust from England, and formerly the
S, w. peI,ry Z. lndiaman) fitted out eta grea,
expense, and at the time Of leaving Cadia,
owned by the Spaniards with cargo OF cop
per and other valuable effects, aud about
Ssoo goo In specie, was captured on the
evening of the day she sailed from that port,
lhy two Insursent ptiysttess, one OF 20 and
y the other Of 10 guns, and the next morning
the crews Of the said ship and OF Spanish
barca in CO. bound 10 the Spanish Maine,
were sent in there BY the said bareO, which
also had on board about 8so,ooo ia specie,
which wss taken. The eannonading was
idistien,ly heard ut Csdiz and although there
was supposi,!on Of the casse, yet none Of
the cruiaers, Of which 4 or o were lying in
the bay, vchIured out until four dsys ai,er-
wards.
Prayers had been offered up, and oil o.
musements suspended, in conse quence Of
the preaching oeesuehmsns of the Queen.
Markets OF Csdlz very dull. No sales for
feur, nominal price - or BIS. Tobacco
not allowed 10 be landed except when sold 10
government, or TO tho contractors with The ~
---last price OF which they have purchased,
was Eli per a. which would not be given
Tor cargo just arrived.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30

The sehr. Geyerpor Shelly, which arr:y:a
B, this por, last evening, in the short passage
OF 10 dsysfrom Psv-au-prinee, was Board
ed lat. IS 30 lon. - so. by The United States
iriga,e Coxeagss, Capt. Morris, 2s days u.
the BaiiEe, bound 70 Port su Prince. The
Grsi officer informed Captain Schuyler That
the Congress was sent eu, for the purpose of
obtained satisfaction of President Potion for
the outrage recently commiued by his order
10 shooting an American citren.
". y. dsdr. .fdv.
: Z Com. Dainbridge. Gen Swift, Col. Me-
Rea, sod Captains Perry and Evans, arrived
In town on Sunday evening last.
new College is 10 be established in Nir-
ginia, to be called Central College. A great
subscription Is making for its endowment.
Mess, Monroe, Jefferson, Madison, Cooke,
Cuheli, Divers Nichols and Patterson sub
scribe 5 1000 each.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30

Eryoee, Of ieHsr from an officer IN Me
PATRIOT hrmy, 10 his friend in Chorlesfon,
dated 49,
"AMELIA, July Sd, lsi7--Ws arrived
Mere on The memorable Gath of June, and
afera march Of ten. miles through the swamps
. bress, deep, VIC stormed the. garrison, which
surrendered TO Us with 70 prisone.s. We
are now in peaceab.e possession, and the in
habitants are well pleased. In Few days,
we move forward TO storm st. Augustine,
where there are SEQ men in strong garrison,
aad are determined TO drive them out Of il.
Our % gun frigalc with $50 mcu, from
New-Yo,k, is OF the bar. We took two
valuable schooners at Ferdinanda."
Erfnatf Of another te;fer, 6afe4-" Eernan-
dina, 5fa /uiy, lei7.
"Ail 10 over without any hgh,ing--Sir
Cregor Mac Gregor took possession OF this
place on the 2sth ul,. We capitulalcd, aud
Tot very good terms. The General keeps
HIS men in better order than could be expect.
I'd. IT be keep, possession the change will
Prove favorable business begins 10 royiye."
Capt. Coodsy, of schr. Favori,c, arrived
q Savannah from Havana, states ,ha, Span.
3sh fset sailed from that place on the ii,h
uit. Tor the defence Of 81. Augustine. The
Savannah Republican, beweyer, remarks,
tpat "ss Augustine 'was short Of provisions,
che garrison not able to mount half the guns
In the fortress, and the pat'iot fee, before 1t
30 strong as to preclude the possibility Of any
assistance being rendered by the Amament,
no doubt was entertained Of its speedy sur.
sendcr.
Rcnarking on the capture Of Amelia l..
land by Gen. Mac Gtegor, the Chsrles,on
City Gazette ssys--" fern-ndins, which has
rioee the war, been u place Of very little
commerce, viii nov increase in population
and mercantile importance. St. Mays will
siso DC benehied by Inc re.npenins Of the
Southern trade. at Fernandina money was
becoming plentiful, snc busines, briGker.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-30

'.s PkIAIi.yG, II Oh k.nss, .efesHsso ~
q safi.fdeiorv manner, al fIis sy.ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20

We most cordially agree with the Edi-
tors OF the National Intelligencer, that
" II is an evil subverting the authority or
the general government, that IFS statutes
should become imperative from defect of
the means of execution ii would be
scarcely less evil, that the means should
be provided by the indefinite multiplied
ton Of the judicial officers, and the rami-
hcation and extension Of the judicial
power of the general government into ev-
cry county OF the union, which will be in
dispensable. if the Maryland construction
prevail" But we cannot agree with themi in
this, that every one who deprecates
these alterations must wish, il appears TO
us, that the construction of Judge Cheves
may ultimately obtam'-because wewish
no construction To obtain, which is no.
consistent with the Constitution for, If
the Constitution, as it is, should lead to
Inconvenience, we have a remedy for It's
defects in the power of amendment. To
that power then let us resort.
We invite the attention OF gentlemen,
versed in Constitutional law, Ia this great
question. The public mind requires
light oftlicT we seek it. We should be
happy 10 hear from them, particularly on
this question: How the +" judicial pow
er of the United States ought to be so or
ganized, that its laws may be duly CARR
dinto effect, without an unnecessary adj
dition to It's expence, and IFS Influence |?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20
WESJ-INDIES.

From the ProrideAce, II. I. A..ericaa Of Jitre TO-
FROM HAvANNA.-Wiihin Il few days
past, 3 vessels have arrived at this port
from HAVANA, one OF them, the Union,
in the short passage of ten days. Two
days previous To her sailing, the cases of
the yellow fever, which has made melan-
choly ravagcs among the Americans and
Europeans AT Havana, were increasing
i'll number. AT prior dates, its violence
was thought TO have abatcd. The Mount
Hope, Capt. Bailey, while lying at Ha-
wanna, was forcibly entered by nocturnal
desperadoes, and robbed of several hun
dred dollars III money. The lives of the
captain and his crew were threatened, and
their watches we're among the spoil of the
free hooters. Such was the frequency
of robbery and mur,ler, That The most res
pec,aile gentlemen of the place had or
gained Il patrol watch. 10 prevent, dur
Jog the night season, the recurrence OF
scenes so atrocious in their nature, and
so fearful in their consequences.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20
TO TIE EDITOR.
DubLiIk limo
81 II.

take tho liberty of informing YOU of
most outrageous act, which TRANSFERRED on the
9th OF this month. 1t certainly CONCERNS the
interest OF every man to find out its perpe,ra
On Monday last, there was a servant of
MRS; Adams returning home from Richmond
to Newtown, with Wagon load of goods He
passed through here about sunset orr little
atter about the distance of one mile from
this place, he was shot by some one. no doubt
lying in ambush The rei. IT of tie gun was
distinctly heard in this place DIR. Fauntle-
roy, who lives not far from the place, heard the
report OF the gan, and then the shrieks, and i'm.
mediately FASTENED to give ASSISTANCE bmt
when he cameup 10 him, the assasins had made
their escape. The poor fellow was Shot
through has elbow.jOint it was completely
shIverei, so that it was necessary to be ampu.
t tatea he was likewise shot through his thigh,
but the bonerecei' ed no injury"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20

Antwerp, for file of papers Containing
the Journal de Paris till 23d April, and
the Journal du Soir of Antwerp till the
9th April
We shall avail ourselves of such docu-
ments as we may obtain from tllem.-
These papers are not later from France
than those already received. Those from
Antwerp inform that the King passed
through that city on the Goth April, but
no very important domestic event. We
have possessed ourselves of a few Incl
dents respecting foreign countries. The
Diet oil Germany Is IN Il state which has
been well known for some time. In
France every thing was attempted which,
could reconcile the people 10 their presen,
government. or English affairs little is
SAID. The allies keep their own secrets
as well as they can. OF the affairs of
Sout! America they have the same report,
which reaci, us, and probably the same
dispositions towards the countries.
,r Berlin, April 20.
ne great question of the prohibition
OF English manufacture is not yet deci-
dcd.
Paris, Apra %.
Several corsairs have landed on the
coast OF Reggie, aud have carried off
some OF the inhabitants.
:. april %.
After the discovery Of the conspiracy
oil General Lasey, he left Barcelona viii,
body OF Cavalry. Ii is said that the
diScontents ofCaiaionia con,inucd This
we know, says The account from rerpp-
nan, that on the frontier on our side thry
have doubled the guards, and have es,a.
hiished many patroles TO seize such of
the consplators as may attempt TO os
cape INTO our country.
-, 3@t'ce'p, ApM 81.
We have not yet received from Rome \
| particular account of the sacrileoious nj
tempt upon the person of the ficiV Pa
| ther. We have no reason TO donbt The
fact, that such an attempt has been
| made.
The prussian Jews have commenced 4
| jouraal entitled Jcdiidia The first sheet
is published, and is much praised.
WarSa,o, Narch 25.
Several officers upon this station reiu.
| sed obedience TO their superior. and the
troops under them joined with them
| Considerable confusion ensuei before tie
| disturbance was over.
| Zurich, AprH X
| Fourteen years ago some Swiss emiora-
| ted to the Crlmea. 1t is but rarely we
have had any news OF them. They sneak
highly of the country. They have call
ed their country Zurich Thai, or the Vale
of Zurich.