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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-04
Washington Inn,
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Corner Of King T. PIT streets, Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-04
Robert GRAY,
August 7

.hert door rest IF the corner o. KnS q
Royat Streets,
EEAS Just received IN consignment,
LTD the folowing BOOKS and STA
iiUNhRY ARTICLES. viz:
VolneT's Ruins: rhad,ieus OF War-
saw; 0Iney ily'ns; Faneway's Letters
Mu.ray's Re er, Grammar, Exercises
and Key;
Triuuphs Of Temper;
New York Reader, M. I, 2, & 5;
Episcopal PRAYER books
Travels at Home Cases Of Conscience
Chalmer's Discusses
Accidei Is al Human Life
Plaicede. Spanish raIe; Manners, a
novel; Balance OF Coaturt
Letters from the Cape Of Coed Hope
Bunapartc'l Letter to Lord Liverpool
Coxe's Female Scripture Biography
Beauties Of Robertson
Harrington aud 0rmund
Memoirs of Moreaa
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
IN SENATE-ApRIL l3.

.
The bill IN addition 10 the acts for en-
forcing our neutral relations, was read a
third time as amended IN Senate and
the amendments we're sent TO the House
of Representatives for their concurrence
therein.
The bill TO suspend for limited time
the sale or forfeiture of lands for failure
IN completing the payment thereon, was
read a third time, passed and sent to the
other House.
The bill supplementary TO the act for
chariering the Bank OF the United States
(auIhoTlsing the appointment of a Vice
President and Deputy Cashier for The
greater facility of signing the bill>) was
ordered TO be engrossed for a third read
ing.
The bill from The House of Represent
iaiives authorising the People of Illinois
10 form constitution and state govern
meni, and for the admission Of SAID state
into the Union, was taken up.
A motion was made by Mr.. Tat 10
postpone the further consideration there
Otto the Alb dav OF July next.
This motion was debated, and was sup
ported by Mr.. L. not from any DISPOSE
ileate oppose the admission oithe state in
10 the union, but on the ground that there
WAS not sufficiently authentic Information
that is population was 10000, as stated
from conjecture, or even that lis popula-
ton was sufficient 10 enlille ii TO Repre-
sentative in Congress. Tofhisargument
Messrs. Morrow, Talbot and Barbour re-
piled, and opposed the postponemenI, be-
l,vmg The evidence on th,s head TO be so
alrong as 10 admit of no doubt.
The question on the proposed post
A
as follows
YEAS.-MGssrs. Daggett, King, Sanford,
Tait-4.
NAYS.-Messrs. Barbour, Burriil, Campbell,
Crtteuden, Dana, Dickson, Eppes Fromen.
tin, 1orsey, Hunter, Johnson, Lacock, Leake,
Macon, Morril, Morrow, Noble, Gus, Ruggles,
nor, Van Dyke, Williams Miss. Williams of
Zen. Wilson-2S.
So The House refused to postpone the
bill and, after being amended, the bill
was ordered to be read a third time.
MIR. Williams, of Tennessee, from the
committee of conference relative TO the
diSagreeing votes OF the two Houses, on
the amendments Of the House of Repre-
senfatlves TO the bill directing the man
ner of appointing Indian Agents, dc.
made a report recommending the Senate
to recede from their disagreement 10 the
. SAID amendments.
The Senate then went into the consid-
Grafton OF Executive business after
which they adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
DOMESTIC.


WASHINGTON, April 13.-The bill
" concerning navigation" which passed
the Senate with but two discerning vol
ces, has passed the House of Reyfresen
iatves with an almost equal unanimily );
sixteen votes only appearing in the mega
tive. II the bill receive The sanction of
the President, therefore, of which there is
little doubt, IL Will become law, and by
stronger vote, probably than any act Of
Il like character has ever received 10 Con.
gress. This is The most important act,
so far, Of the present session; pariicu-
larly with reference to the com mercial
convention with Great Britain, which ex-
pires in the course Of next year by its
own Limitation. The necessity for the
act has been so apparent, as To overcome
The reluctance to pass it, W hich at the
last session, caused lis posIponement
and The vote ii has received may be re-
garded as pledge Of rigid adherence by
Congress TO lie policy it discloscs.
Nat. Int.
The agitation Of the doctrine of Legis-
lativc conlemplS, seems to travel north
wardly, az Winter Is chased by Spring,
and Will probably finally disappear with
ii for the present season al least; but
W. sincerely hope tic parallel will hold
no idTIheT, dnd mat we shall he exempt
ir'm annual returns Of it with the rotaii-
on Of the seasons. The last we heard of
Tie doctrine, II had reached New Bruins
wick, and seemed TO have acquired rigor
in IFS progress uorihward. ST. Johns va.
pers Of the lilh ull. gives rs the follow
ing account Of IL: IN.
The Legislature Of New BrnmSwi. k
have recently had before them, what they
considered case of breach of pri,i-
lege. They arraigned MIR. Duraut, a
printer, for an Objectionable publication.
He declared 40 offence was intended by
him, and gave up the name Of Stephen
Hnmbcri, Bsq. member Of Tie house,
Is the author. Mr.. II said he consider
cd The PRIMER as inserting il on lis own
responsibility. The Ileusc immediate
" declared Mr.. Humberfs seat vacat-
ed T.
hPRILIf.--The bill for lie admission
Of Illinois inio-ihe Union. having passed
lie House Of representatives. by nearly
unanimous vote, and been ordered 10
iird reading in tic SENATE by a large
maloriiy, lis passage INTO law may be-
regarded as morally certain. Thus val
La aHIf1 q. fi.a ffvt.,, a,cff..r Gf..l,
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FOREIGN.
s..sss
FROM INDIA.

BosToN, April 8.-Captain Austin,
who arrived yesterday from Bombay, ia
yored us with papers 10 the 18th Dec.
and manuscript account of revolt a
gainst the British by the Rajah Berar,
whose troops, consisting of upward of
u, 600 men, made ireacherous attack on
the British force at Nagporc, on the
night the 2Sill of Nov. but were COM
pIetcly defeated, and the Rajah sued for
peace again. The British force is stated
at only 1900 men-and had 100 men kill
ed and wounded. Among the former are
Captain Saddler, Its. Grant and Clark,
As. Surg. Nicens and MIR. SOuthrrly. A.
mong the wounded, Capts. Charlesworib,
Pew and LI0yd-Lts. Bayley, Thullicr,
Smith and Hearsey. After the attack, the
British were reinforced.
The above event was preceded by the
revolt of the Paishwa of Po0nah-and a
battle. i'm which he was defeated with the
loss of 500 men. His force at the time
consisted of sc, O00-that OF the British
3 900. The war with him continued.
The Br. obtained victory over ano-
ther enemy (Mahrailas) at kerkee about
the 9th of Nov.
Hostilities still existed with the Pinda-
rees: and different eXigencles caused
movements of troops III various dIrectI-
Ous.
Cant. Austin sailed from Bombay on
the I7ih of Dec. and informs, that The in
babiiauts Of lie country between Madras
and Bombay were IN a state oIinshrreciI-
on aud committing many murders and
,dher ouitaees.- Tie Earl Of MORA was
marching against them with ninety thou
sand troops. Every European officer
and soldier had left Bombay 10 join the
army. 4 n'fu"t""'
Captain Webber, WhO arrived here yes
ferdsv from Gibraltar, sailed March 10.
The dreadful Algerine story was InvalI-
dated by letters from the British Consul
which said nothing Of IT..
The wife Of Prince Charles, brother TO
ihe King Of Spain, and daughter of the
King ofPoriugai, has been delivered Of a
Prince.
Nore cfthc Am squadron had been at
Gibraltar for some time, nor Was II known
u here they were.
Tie Russian Squadron had arrived at
Cadiz.
Canfain w. brought dispatches from
our Ambassador al Madrid.
FOREIGN PAPERS.
We have been favored By Mr. Hooper
with lreuchand Belgic papers 10 The 10Th
February.
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allows pay andcnoluments to brevetrank.
and on the bill from the senate rsgula,-
ing The pay AMI emolumenis of breyet
rgak."
The committee rose and reported the
balls Without amendment; when the bill
last mentioned, from tie Sen lie, was or
dered To a third rcadmg-and the former,
Tie bill OF Tins house, postponed indeti-
nileiy.
TIE house next resolved itself into a
committee al ihe whole, Mr.. BaSSeu IN
The CHAR, on the hill to increase the du-
Ties ON imported iron in bars and bolts,
IRON IN pigs, castings, nails and alum, and
10 dISaliow the drawt eek of duties on the
re-exporiaiion ofgunpowder.
The discussion of the object OF this bill,
and of lis details, consumed more than
two hours in which Messrs. Clay, Kin
sey, Smith of n. Z. Smith of Md. Morton
and Sergeant were the most active.
The committee rose without taking any
question, and obtained leave 10 sill again.
Mir. Siocun,6, from the managers on the
part of this House on the diSagreeing
votes of the two Houses, on the amend
ments of this House TO The bill directing
the mode of appointing Indian agents,
DC. made report, which was read and
ordered TO liz on the table and
The house adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
SATURDAY, APRIL II.

Mr. Ingkom, from the committee on
posi- OFFICES and post roads, TO whom was
referred an enquiry into the expectancy
OF establishing, IN ole of the western
states, branch of the General Post o.
flee for the purpose of making contracts
for the conveyance Of the mail, and TO
correct any abuses in tho service of that
department, made report uniavOTable 10
such a measure ; which was read and or
dercd to lie OF the table.
Mr.. Barbour, of Va. from The committee
10 whom was referred the message of the
President of the y. S. of The 9th ut. and
accompanying documents upon fhe sub
leci of the expense incurred under the 4th,
5lh, 9th and 9TH articles Of the Treaty of
Ghent, with Instructions to enquire into
the nature and causes of said expenses
and into the principles upon which the
said commissioners under the 9th and 9Th
articles of the said treaty have proceeded
in the execution thereof, made a report.
which was read and committed TO com
mittee Of tie whole house.
The enSrOssed bill for the relief of the
owners Of The ship Ariadne, was read the
third time, and, after considerable debate,
the question on IFS passage was decided
by yeas and nays In tie egative-aycs
90. nays Sand the bill OF course rejected.
The house went into the consideration
ofthe bill from the Senate, concerning
navigation" which was yesterday Teporl-
ed 10 the house by the committee Of the
whole, without amendment.
(Our reporter being obliged 10 leave
the house last evening, before the com
mlitee rose, did not learn lilI this morn
ing, that MIR. Holmes Of Mass. was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Sitsbsc and By mr. CIay,
both decidedly IN favor OF the bili)
The bili being now put OH lis passage
to third reading
Mr.. P,tkip rose and spoke more than an
hour IN IFS support.
The question on ordering The bill to
third reading was then taken and decided
in tie aiiirmaive--yeas l23, NAYS l6.
CThe vote on the bill concerning nav-
CATION was rather a xpeciedly taken -
aud some members, who had closely at
tended The discussion, were out of the
house when the yeas and nays were call
ed)
The bin being thus ordered 70 q third
reading, was forthwith read a third time,
passed, and returned 10 the senate.
MONDAY, AFRlLI3.
Tie bill IN addition 10 an act giving
pensions 10 the widows and orphans OF
persons slain in the public and private
armed vess Is Ofthe u. $. passed through
a committee Of the whole, aud was order
ed to be engrossed.
The house then went into committee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
SOUTH AMERICA.

BALTIMORE, april I3.-Captain Lid
die, ei. The schooner Tom, arrived at this
port, from La Guyra, states, that two days
before sailing, accounts were received of
the defeat OF the PATRIOTS about 80 miles
beyond the city of Cara tcas-ihc ROYAL
lists represented il acomplete route, stating
To have made 500 prisoners, who were all
put TO The sword, and had taken 500 hor-
SEES, with the principal part of the bag
gage, and Bolivar's private baggage-300
womcn, attached to the Patriot army,
were 1.-The next morning in he noun
iains, by the Royalist army. The parli-
cmiars had Just been published, but Capt
J.. could moi obtain copy, nor could he
learn that any officers Of distinction were
among the prisoners-it was stated that
atUSSe de gueyre had been etiecicdby Mo-
rillo, by abandoning CalabOSa That he
drew tie Patriots into an ambush between
two Nlorillo had been wound
ed in enc of the actions preceding the
last. Amer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

ration. The number Of acres Of land IN
the state Is estimated at thirty millions,
belnS about one-hiill larger than the state
of Ohio-its present population al forty
thousand, but Increasing with unexam-
Piled rspidiiy.
The uuaninIiy Of Tie vo;e-wilh which
OF states, must be highly acceptshie 10
TIC people otihatjcrritory, and, Nc should
ihuh, gimme, fail of producing those
feelings ct cOrdiality TO the sister states,
which IT Is well calculated 10 exene.IId.
Tie election which has recently taken
place III MASSACHUSETTS for Governor,
las terminated III the ~ election OF Gen.
JouN BROOKS, by majority, i, is sup
posed, OF 10000 votes over Mir. CROWN
INsHlELD, the Republican caudi,'aie.-
The election Was ihiu. not havinq been
cont sted wiih theMarmih, aud %, course
not with the. ac1 rimony heretofore Usual
in that state. Ia.
Yesterday, about two o'clock, the new
Rag of the United States was hoisicd on
the flagstaff Of The House oi Rcprescn-
latlveS. This is The first fiag that has
been made since The passage Of The act
Tor ing The Lanner OF the nation. 1t
~ dde III New York, under the direc-
ton OF The gallant captain Reed, late
commander of the privateer General
| Armstrong. The stars are twenty in
number, and'so disposed as to form one
! great star IN the centre of a blue field.-
The stripes are thirteen. Tie law on
tins subject, goes into operation or the
4'h day ofJoiy next. no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

PHILADELPHIA, April l0.-Cap,ain
Hazard, arrived here on Wednesday from
CampeacIIy, informs iha, he sailed 18th
uit on which day F., brig Day, Gale, arrived
in II days from n. York, aud brig Re
becca, Dunlap, from ! avana The brig
Tppoo Saib, OF News Or aus on the I6ih
Feb. foundered at anclcr, and captain,
supercargO, and Is men were drown Il.
The Spanish irigate lphe enis, had put
IN from La Vera Cruz, with Two millions
of dollars, which had bcen landed, aud
The frigate condemned as uuseaw or
thy. She had nine Americans on board
who had been iaken prisoners from the
patriots, and were on their way TO The
fortress of Ceuia, in Africa; they were in
close confinement when cal tain Hazard
allied, and denied all communication
with their counfrymen. Mr.. NJ. ID. Ro
binson of Philadelphia, was one of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
SPANISH MAINE.

BosToN, April 0.-Accouts are sal
10 have been received at Barbados. as
late as ID March, advising, HAT the Roy
aiists were in possession Of al Venezuela,
excepting Guiana aud that tranquility
had been restored to that distracted pro-
vince.
The Spanish frigaie Ipigcnie, has put
into Campeacliy, very leaky, having on
board eight millions of dollars for the roy
al treasury. A squadron had gone from
Havana, TO look after the sinners.
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and accounts ofimptorcmcnis IN Tie arts
of life.
One Jacob IIamers, ofGhis,elles, (iIol-
iand) had claimed premium, for the
birth of his ,hirly-fourth child, by two
marriages. He is NOW, he says, only II
and expects To have further claims.
Some sensation had been excited in
Turkey, in consequence Of a RuSsau
commander in the Black Sea, having
searched y Turkish vessel, aud liberated
AL OF the crew v no were mol Mdhomeians.
The plague had entirely ceased IN Con-
stantlnopic. Boston Ce'ttnei.
The British Cabinet consists at present
OF The following ministers lord High
Chancellor. Lord Elton = Lord President
of the Conncil, Earl of narrowly Lord
OF the Privy Seal, Earl of Westmorciand,
X. q. + FiSri Lord of the Treasury, Earl
OF Liverpool, X. @. :, Master General
of the Ordnance, Earl of Muigrave n
Secretary of State for Foreign Depart
Secretary for the Home Department,
ViScount Sidmouth First Lord of the
Admiralty, Niscount Melville s Chancel-
iorot the ENchequer, Right Hon. N Van
sitiart: President of the board OF Con-
trout, Right Hon. Geo. Canning Master
Of the Stint, Right Hon. w. Wellesley
Pole; Chancellor Of The Du,chy of Lam
caster, Right Hon. C.B. Bathurst.
He is Speaker OF the House of Lords, a
Lord of Trade and Plantations, SC.
+ This was Lord Burghurst, brother in law TO
the Earl of Lonsdale.
t He is also Commissioner for the Affairs of
India.
Also one of the Council of Trade.
SAlso Keeper of the Pfivy Seal in Scotland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

Escape IF Laurent GomguigOn and Josep6
TeyOioD


TeTdOn
MONTREAL, March, 2l.--In tie last
kings beach term Bourgulg0n, the Doio-
rous criminal, Was convicted Of Grand
Larceny, ana sentenced 10 Z wears impri-
sonment Ill the house OF correction. Soon
alter sentence, lie was removed from th,.
gaol to the house OF correction but on
last Wednesday, it was discovered he was
using the means 10 escape. lie had cut
some CT the iron bars of q window. and
the rivtis OF a door i'm consequence lie
was taken back 10 gaol as a more secure
pace ot confinement, where he WaS puf
IN irons On the night between ", d.
mes Jay and Thursday, he effected with
The asslsiant Of VerdCn) what he had but
attempted III the house Of correction. He
rid himself OF lis irons, cut the riveis.
troke the lock, and forced He iron bars
OF lie door leading 10 The pryy, where
he made his way through ii wall two feet
thick, but OF wretchedly bad masonry.
such as would disgrace The mUanest ri
vaie building. How he cane 10 ESCAPE
alter he got lilIS length il surprising l,e-
cause lie kad 10 scale tie outside WsJ.
winch is at least 10 ieet IN height That
the plan Ui The escape had been cencert-
ted between tie prisoners and pelSu1s
out o doors, there can he but lifiIC dorbf.
which affords a melancholy picture o. lie
stale OF moral ia this community. yer-
don, who is under sentence If death. for
horse stealing, took lis leave at he same
time; bui as his fellow lodgeri- famed for
my Huity IN breaking doors and walls. We
have gwen him nearly All the merit of
thhS achiPV nept
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17
HIGHWAY RORDrpY

NORFOLK, April l3.-We learn iro.,
gentleman, who, on returning from a
ride on the Lambert's Point Road, ON Sa-
,urday evening last, obtained the ilforna-
ton from the parties themselves, that an
that afternoon about O'Clock. as III
aud Mrs. Young. who resided al Pcedeu
Town, about miles below his Borough.
were returning home in their earl from,
market, they we're stopped BIZ a Stou, ne.
e'OtettotO who came out of the Bushes.
an presenlIuS double barrel pistol, de-
manded all the portable property that
they hat with them. Upon Mrs Young
refusing 10 deliver Basket containing
some family necesSaries which She had
purchased in Town, the rattan attempted
10 take II by violence, and whi!c with one
hant iiehriot the pistol presented 10 alarm
her into compliance, he, with lie other
gaze her several severe blows on The arm.
with view 10 break her hold ilayint,
wrcsied The basket from her and rified il uf
every thing except pair of shoes, he
iire" II down, wiHlsome abusive language.
hred his pistol, Supposed as signal TO
some associates IN the bushesl and rptir-
Ell 10 the woods again.
Mr.. ani Mrs. Young are represented TO
be very reputable, hut poor people, who
supply ou marketniih poultry, vegetables
and olnci necesSafIrs the latter was very
seyereil bruised Om the arm and hands.
m the Struggle 10 res, ue her property
rom the GRASP al this daring robber.
The etiec, which knowl dye Of this
occurrence would have in deierrng the
country people from bringing tlleir pro-
iure 10 market. should cause an lame
la'c c%ertl0n bN the proper authority 10
arme ih's Nii.aint to justice, and by HE
most exemplary punishment 10 prevent
the repetition OF such an outrage.
[ Hencnn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-17

NALO tbLi LAND "a Otaugc cO.nti 10 Anttinp- =
y VIII positively b. sold, al puDllc sucuon On
I0Haay, JNNe lN, IN ,he premises la valuable
IT"d Of I9Nd, belonging TO the Subscriber near
orange sonf house, Espdaa river and Containing ~
afecent sufvFy 1858 acres.
o. tins iaud $50 ate lpw grounds loo acres If
which have produced This year above ieru hstt.e IL
corn the residue consists CT high ands in Size snta
W 81 Mountains we'll known ior ilrir feruir and ts
well adapted (being remarkably evc for mounia aoj
e. the culture Of Coru, wheat and tobacco Abnuf fv
thirds Of the iisCt are cleared cd fences aud IN
every respect 30 good order tor farming the rest Ia
wood land. heavily ttipbrrcd With the most vaualfe
Kinds Of tnubtr This land lies on the rtrat MAJ srt
road 10 Fredcrick-bu-r, abOui 20 piies fni ilai ce
immediately on Tue Rapidan which las been acftl.
any surveyed ana may he confidently expected soon To-
b. made navigahle much farther up the fnnds FOR thar
purpose having been already subsctnedf is INV
IN cultivation and seeded suncIrHcJ ~ lard Of excel
lent quality 60 produce crop 81 wheat 0f GOnO hnshee
The land has been laid of into lots of 400 10 500 srfes
plai oi which may be e my la,se IN Orauge
com o. az Tue office " Heron, Satn & 80 Rich
mond
q tbtfd 81 the purchase m'ney will be required in
cash The balance ~ Uiree equal paymcne nj g. ~ and
u months the purchasers to give bonds eih approved
security and deeds oftrust The pfnreID ~ secure
uelr payment. The sale viii be conducted nv Thnngs
Taylor. Esq. THOMAS NaCev
orange county. March 30.
~. The above property baHa entirely under ottr
control. Hose Who wish TO- purchase are no.itv~iv
assured That the safe wi cera,Bly he made without soy
reserve Limitation wbysOcytr
HERON, SlNrUN & CO 4fcfiaheeyg
ApTH W. iff ifs
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~ Office have iD-t ar nsiais tIfer sstpf.I srfrs
- cNscntedby Samuel EyaHsio me and dated January
W, t5lTone foT 500 dnc fbe ist OF Aprd 1917 one
for 900 due re go January 1919 ana one ior 8 400
one toe lst % January, 1890. 40 persons are nsrned
proper steps are iaken 10 stop payment. iffi,s
liano ~. Ami "a. TH0Nts ntrlON.
s'uH sALE-a tract Of LAND in he COMFY 81 Cics-
iuleid, I'VE miles above Manchester adj iriur fHo
tinpse ROAD containing so2 acres about one aif clear
ga VIII GOOD dwelling house aud Other huusts su1nfs
iof AMY, With g9. garden and yard well ef,ru.r6
spring convenient 20 the DWELLING equal % rms n he
exceieui apple ard ncacb orcard II choice
ifnit id'ther descrritn is deercd urrectssaFt "a
~ s presume tnoee withng 90 rnrchase will view iie
premises. The land man be divided io set purrfes.ts
~ fegnired Terms ~ sale viii made known BY ay.
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FOREIGN PAPERS.

We have been favored by Mr.. Hooper
with l'reuchand Belgic papers 10 The 10Th
February.