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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
ACADEMY.

TNHE Subscriber most respectfully IN
x forms the inhabitants OF Alexandria,
that he will open an English, Mercantile,
and Mathematical Academy at .Hr. RU6ds,
Prince-street few doors west OF the Far
mers' Bank, where youth shall be instruct
ed with care and expedition in the following
sciences, in order TO qualify them Tor the
different departments in trade and business,
viz. In The Mercantile, Nduai, ard Militia
ry line.-Reading writing arithmetic -
English-grammar; bookkeeping i geOme-
try both plane and solid; menSuratiOn OF sur
faces and solids trigonometry. both plane
and spherical; surveying gauglng navi-
CATION dialing; use of the globes, maps,
and geography :; algebra ; conic-sectionS :;
mechanics; gunnery; iorlihcatlon huX-
ions astronomy; &c. nc.
Applications to be made TO Mr. Guy At
kinson. Mr. VIM. Dunlap, or at the acsde-
my, where the terms will be made known.
fCFThe Academy will open on the 18th
inst. JAS. CADEN,
Prof .|!afh &. Nat. Philosophy.
Arithmetic in so compendious manner,
(by lecture) that one figure does the oihce
of ten i'm the common way and OF course,
in one tenth the time thestudent can acquire
a regular knowledge of this excellent art.
Bookkeeping (by single and double en-
try in all its varieties with general lectures
Oh Domestic, FaCtorage, and Company Ac-
counts; Accounts of Exchange Negocia-
ton of bills; covering of cargc.s 5, &c. with
calculations, shelving at one view the state
of the trader, merchant, factor, and grocer's
affairs. These being more closely connect
ed with business than any of the above, oc-
casioned the subscriber TO point them out to
the public. He also invites the'learned to
visit the academy at their convenience, and
Judge for themselves. On the first of Octo-
berhe will open an Evening School, for the
accommodation of those whose employ
ments prevent from attending during the
day. &c.
September IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
mo. 5347.
New Publications.
lust Received and for sale by the


% subscribers,
Capt. Tuckey's Narrative of "A
Expedition to explore the RiverZaire,
usually called the Congou, in South
ern Africa, in 1916, to which, are adj
ell the Journal of Professor Smith,
and some general observations on its
Inhabitants, published by Permission
of the Lords of the admiralty.
The possibility of approaching the
North Pole asserted by the Hon. ID.
Darlington, With an appendix con-
tanning Papers on the same Subject,
and on a Northwest Passage, by Col.
Beaufoy. f. r. S. illustrated with "a
Map of the North Pole, according to
the latest Discoveries.
Hobhouse's Historical Illustrations
Of the fourth Cantn Of Childe Harold.
containing Dissertations on the Ruins
of R,mc, and an Essay or Italian Lii
terature.
Joyce's Dialogues in Chemistry for
the amusement and Instruction Of
young people. . vols.
The Brownie of Bodsbeck and0ther
Tales. by James Hogs, Author Of
Queens Wake. &c.
Marriage. a novel.
The Bachelor and the Married
Man do.
Foliage, a Poem, by Leigh Hunt.
The Fudge Family in Paris.
Yuma, or the Tree of ffealth, and
other Tales. by Mad. de Gcnlis.
A Help to the profitable Reading
of the Holy Sculptures, by the Rev.
Edward Bickersteth.
The Testimony Of Natural Tico-
logy to Christianity, by DR.. Osborne.
The Life Of Mrs. Isabella Graham.
Mrs. Martha Ramsay.
Rev. Dr.. Buchanan.
DR.. Watson, Bishop Of
Landau.
Ellis's Account OF Lord Amherst's
Embassy to China.
Rambles in Italy, by an American.
Rob Roy Nc Gresor or Aud
Lang Syne, a Musical Drama.
or Every new publication as soCN
as it can arrive, may be had Of
JAS. KENNEDY Il SON.
September 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
MORNING. OCTOBER 2, 1913.
Advertisement.

A BSCONDED from the subscribers
"A service, on SATURDAY night the 18th
inst. Negro woman TREACE or TREACG
she is FIVE feet two or three inches high,
about 80 years of age, of very dark com.
pIexion, and when particularly examined
is very apt to confound herself.-lt is
deemed unnecessary to mention her c'o-
thing, as she has all of them with her, and
being extremely artful, she no doubt will
change them and endeavor to pass for a
free woman. She is well acquainted in
Charles county, Prince Georges, Alexan-
dria and the City, as about years ago she
made her escape, aud was 6 or months
about the Lower Ferry, leading to AeXan-
dria, and from thence to Washington City,
where she acquired an extensive acqualn-
tonce among the Negroes belonging to John
Brent, esq; and the greater part OF sad
Negroes belong now TO William and no.
Der Brent, esqrs. and Mr.. Dudley Diggs.
Negro Treace has a scar on the back part
of her neck, occasioned by seaton put TOR
the benefit Of her eyes, which are very
weak at this time. will give 10 dollars
if taken in the county and secured in Jail,
or if out OF the county and secured as atore-
said, so that get her again, 60 dollars,
and all reasonable charges paid if brought
home. All persons are forewarned har-
boring or employing said Negro at their
peril, as the law will be vigorously put in
force against any offender.
THOM AS BURGESS.
Charles CO. Maryland, near
Port Tobacco, Aug. "a d3tTu
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FrenchCreek Boarding School.
September 9

FrenchCreek Boarding School.
The foltowing is published t5r The infer
nation Of Parents
AVING long believed that School
I'll on plan different from most others
in many respects, would he benefc 10
society, aud experimenting that with all
its cares, and the responsibility insepa,a-
Jle I ON such concern, l could mtrc
cheerfully devote NY tue 70 the educa-
ton Of children than to any other busi.
ness, have concluded TO establish 4
BOARDING SCHOOL for GIRLS
With this view ] have purchased the
French CREEK FARM, four miles east
of the yellow springs, on the NerIistown
and Philadelphia road, situated in Pike
land aud Vincent townships, Chester
county, twenty.seven miles from Phila-
delphia, combining many convenieDcics
for tie support OF such an institution
and having let the fam, etc. in a way
calculated 10 supply the family with pro-
visions, propose TO devote my attention,
with the aid Of suitable assistants, to the
education Of The children who may be
placed under my care.
In selecting the pupils, it is not prcps-
sed to be governed entirely by their ages,
nor to require that they shall all be mem.
bers OF the religious society of Friends t;
but as the school rules will be very few
10 number and very simple, it is my wish
that none may be sent contrary TO ,Leic
own inclination, nor any one @ko would
not be like y 10 be good examples to Ito
ether scholars, and treat them wlttrkind-
ness and affection.
Inc price for beard ard tuition si!I be
two hundred Dollars per annun, One
Quarter always TO be paid iE ADVANCE
~ restrictions respecting the kind IF
clothing are intended, nor respecting the
frequency of the changes that parents
ma, require the washing will be char-
ged at the ordinary price per dozer.-
children may be admitted Tor one quar-.
ter only, and such as are entered for a
longer period, may nevertheless be reno.
we'd al the expiration of any quartcr.-.
Inc communication with Phi!adelphia
will be frequent and easy by Stage, and a
house OF entertainment kept by tie far.
mer for the accommodation VI persona
having business at The school.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, En-.
glish Grammar, Geography and the use
Of Maps and globes, will be taught, tose.
Their with such Carrr braa chps as The mo.
greFs OF the children and experience NAV
render expedieht. The school to open
the first of the 5lh month next. For fur.
Their information apply TO Edward Sta
bier, Alexandra, or to
EMMCR KINDER,
Cd no. 81 Sit
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Rnnks and Stationary.

DOBERT GRAY has just received for
II sale on commission, an invoice OF
Books and Stationary, among which are the
following articles, viz:
Sir Robert Wilson's sketch Of the mill
tary and political power of Russia
Phillips speeches ; Shey's bookkeeping
Says catechism of political economy,
Minners Il customs: Accidents OF life
Gi>bourne's natural theology
Ala us'S history of all religions
Benefits letters; history )f the ate war
Vo,nev's Ruins; Brownie OF Bodsbeck
The Sisters Pope, Essay on Nan
Tales of my Landlord; rayor's Inquiry
Travels nj home Domestic Medicine
Debates OF the Nirsinia Convention, on
the ,doption of the Federal Constitution
Wright's Life of Christ and his APOSTLES
Bonnet boards by the gross, dozen or SIN
gle: superfne vellum cap writing paper
AuguSt %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Port Tobacco Jockey Club
Races,

"TlLL commence on TUESDAY, the
4" 9Th of OCTOBER next. The
purses to be raised and paid as usual
They will be respectable /; but the precise
amount cannot be ascer,ained.-lt is sup
posed the first days purse will be 500 dol
lars; the second, about 600; the third
DAYS race, for saddle, Birdie, and mar
tingale: for saddle horses of the county
only. E5-The first days race, 1 miles
an repeat; the second days race, Q miles
and repeat; the third days race, mile
and repeat weighs agreeable to the
Washington jockey club races, except the
saddle horses, and they may carry iea-
Their. Sept. Is t27O
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Carpeting.

I'm hanl at the auction store corner
Z Vt Prince and Water streets, Hol-
land Rash Carpets, Gu,tly celebrated for
their durability)-ot different widths and
qualities. which may be seen and pur.
chased at any time.
June IS PIG. MABSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02


Rachael Baker
Y,uth's Cabinet
Murray's Grammar, Abridged
Murra''s, Web tess Comly's, and N
York Spelling Books
New-Y"rk Preceptor and Primer
AliSpn's Serm us, Q volumes
Tales Of Fancy; Poetical Chronology
Claws C.cefOnis I; racitus
Airs Of Palestine; Hubert and Ellen
Valentines Eve; Readings on Poetry
Lord OF the Isles
Sancho. or The Proyerbialist
Cowper's Poems; Comic Dramas
Par,s Revisited French War in Spain
Poets Pilgrimage; Masonic Minstrel
Simpsons Comic Sections
Willish's Lectures
Rambach's Medi'ations
Sidney on Government
Warren's America; Military Tutor
Family Prayers American Star
Sanford and Merton; SCOTS Lessons
Looking Glass for the Mind
Pocket and school Bibles Il Testaments
less Surveying
JohnsOn'sDictonary, large and small
Child's Monitor; American Nepos
History OF Engla
AdLison's Works, 6 vols. boards
Federalist; Clerks Magazine
Columbian Letter Writer
Introduction To Reading
Episcopal hymns, DC. &c.
Stationary:
Plain and fancy letter, superfne and
common cap writing and large brown
wrapping paper; band box and bonnet
boards; playing cards; ink powder, red
and black black morocco pocket books !;
wedsewood cork and paper inkholders /;
lead and slate pencils supelllne English
aud American drawing paper; Reeves
colors in boxes German and octave
flutes tifes and clarionets; black sand
and sand boxes; waters; quilts blank
checks on the Mechanics and Farmers
bank, {; bills OF ladins seamen's articles;
manfests and powers Of attorney bank
books, copy and cyphering books, plain
and ruled ledgers Journals day books
invoices, letter i common account books
in full and halfbindlng. Orders for any
description Of BLANK BOOKS executed at
a short notice; and warranted for neat
ness, strength and durability, equal to
any in the district June 27.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
Pruncho and Silk Shoes.

NssN -IV StIlu %JIlN 'JIT"V7'
lust received, (direct from France
81 % duz. black, Green, buff, cinnamon,
white, brown and dove cOlored ilk and
prunello shoes, OF superior quality; few
dozen glazed Shoes.
ALSO,
On hand, an extensive assortment OF ladies'
and misses Rid, morocco and leather shoes
gentlemen's fine boots, shoes aud pumps
Common and coarse shoes and pumps; boys
and chi!dfen's DO; first and second quality
Baltimore hats low priced meu's aud boys
do; water proof plush do.-For sale whole
sale aud retail by the subscriber at his
store, King street. WI VI. True.
August ) dlwwima
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02

500 mems & boys bound leather shoes
400 mems low priced fur hats
400 do and boys wool do
100 boys white do
10 boxes lemons
All of the above articles are Offered for
sale at low prices for cash, and at the usual
credit to punctual enthusiastically
Merchants can be supplied at Northern
Prices. August %
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Notice

LII persons having unsettled accounts
: " with the late concern of NJ r Black
lock, are hereby requested TO bring them TO
the subscriber for adjustment without delay,
as the affairs of that firm must be settled
within limited time and those indebted
will please discharge their accounts as soon
as possible, to
ROBERT S. Blackjack,
Who continues the
Grocery Business,
at the same stand, in King street, and in
vites the friends Of the late firm TO call on
him for supplies as usual.
September I dit
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For Sale,

10y special appointment, DR.. Deans ge-
u ? nuine
Ta@eiab!e Rheumatic Pills:
So celebrated in New England for The
many remarkable cures which they have
wrought, some of which are pdrtlcularlzed
in the papers of directions, where many
thousand boxes are used annually 10 gene
raj satisfaction.
These pills are recommended hy men OF
the first characters in the state OF NaSsachu-
set,s. JAMES KENNEDY & son.
September 81 II
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JOHN JANNEY,
THOMAS V. IICCk
9th month 18th

Ptll UOilti iJNi
The subscriber will continue in business
At the stores formerly occupied by John
Janney & Co. where he invites contlnu-
ance of the favor of the friends ct the late
6Im. 2w THOMAS '. HUCk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-02
s. & d. Reed.

"AVE lust received fresh supply of
IL SHOES and HATS, consisting Of The
following kinds:
1000 pair women's leather pumps
400 do DO thick soles
800 misses do do
500 ladies' morocco slips
200 do do with heels
500 do low priced morocco slips
500 children's morocco and leather
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Landing

EROM on board the Norfolk packet and
Il for sale, IL hhds Antigua Rum
August 90 NEWTON KEENE.
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Notice.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the trn
OF Join JdnHey {. Co. is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent All persons having
claims, as we'll as those indebted to the CON
Germ, are requested to apply TO Thomas v,
EIuck for settlement.
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Robert Gray,

.Nirt door res' If the corner Of King 70
Royal Streets,
EEAS Just received on consignment,
III the following BOOKS and STA
!IUNiRY ARTICLES, viz:
Volney's Runs: Thaddcus Of War
saw; Oiney Hymns; Faneway's Letters
Mugrsy's Reader, Grammar, Exercises
ami Key;
Triunphs Of Temper;
New York Reader, No. 1, 9, & s.;
Episcopal prayer books
Travels at Home Cases Of Conscience
Chalmers Discourses
Accidcr IS Of Human Life,
Plaicede, Spanish Tale; Manners,
novel; Balance OF Comfort
Letters frcm the Cape Q! Good H.
Bonaparte's Letter TO lord Liverpool
Coye's Female Scripture Biography
Beauiiesof Robertson
Harrington and Orrnond 5
Memoirs of Moreau
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13
Exchange Co6ee-House ut Boston Destroyer
by Grci

Og Hrc!
Merchants RAIL Roston Nov 4-irm
In consequence Of Tie fire last evening,
no papers were issued this DAY.
About o'clock last evening, a fire was
discovered III The Souh- West corner of
the Exchange Cohee-IIouse The alarm
was given, but few people attended as it
was thought not TO be dangerous, and that
in a few minutes ii would be eximgulshed;
but il was soon ascertaincd that The fire
was between the upper ceiling and the
roof, and III short time spread TO the
Northwest corner with great rapidly,
and all hopes of stopping IFS progress
were abandoned. The alarm now be
came general, and ibe citizens, with their
accustomed alacrity FASTENED TO the spot.
The flames burst through the roof. which
being composition Chat is, covered with
tarred paper and then with graveD soon
spread over the top Of the whole building.
All That could now he done, was 10 save
the furniture and ether property in the
building, and prevent tie flames from
spreading without its walls. Owing TO
tie eXtIeme height of the building, wa
ter could not be conveyed to the part on
fire by any engine in tic place. About
half past s, The whole building WAS one
entire body of fame, aud presented 10
the spectators scene awfully grand and
sublime. About o o'clock, The North,
and part Of the South wall, fell with a
tremendous crash, and beat in the roof,
windows, &c. of Mr.. Wright's house /:
part ofthe roof, window $, &c. otthe South
aud West end Of Suffolk Buildings the
! windows, &c. Of the South end Of Rogers
Building, and part OF the roof end wall
| OF the Friends Meeting House, all situa-
! ted ~ COngrsss-stTect. About 10 o.
| clock, HAT noble edifice. the pride and
ornament Of The kind in The l.. States, or
in fact, inany part of Europe, was nothing
! bat one heap Of ruin. The buildings in
! Cougress-sireei, opposite to Tie Exchange
! Cofiee-Ilouse, owned aud improved by
/ Mcssrs. Young and Minus, Editors Of The
Palladium, Mr.. Wright, tailor, and others,
we're on fire but ~ consequence Of Tie
east vail Of tie Coffee House standing
/ entire, and apparently ready to fall II
| was thought dangerous iOapproach them
! and that il would be impossible to save
these buildings. Bat by The perseverance,
OF the iirewards, ana the usual spirit ~
courage Of The several engine companies
Ire Ire was cXlinguisicd, and only nv,
tvo upper stores OF Mrsscs Young aut
Alinns' building. aud the Viper story o
hir. Wfiglt's houec, were bestowed
Messrs. Wells and Lilly, printers, i'm ROY
cd tic t"0 upper stones in Mcssrs. Youu;
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~ --isiS-sla'''- Sstlt
DOMESTIC.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Mr. EUsTIs,
our late Minister TO Holland, with his Ia
dy, and Mr.. APPLETON, The late Secrc!a-
~ OF legation, have arrived ~ liis city
from Boston. MAJ. Int.
S0UTH CARoLINA.-At length we
have re- urns from the Peudletoa District.
Eds Eqrie is elected, by majority Of
500 votes over Joln II. Harrison, his OBJ
longnt.
ENNsYLyAEIA-We have also the
returns from The most remote district of
Pennsy lyania. Robcrt Wocre is re-elect-
cd 10 The Erie district, by a small majority
over IhomaS Wilson, his opponent, who
formerly represented that District in Con-
gress.
TTs.-The election for
twenty gentlemen TO represent the State
OF Massachusetts i'll the Sixteenth Con-
gross, took place on Monday the 2d lHst
This election appears, IN most Of lie DIS
iYiCts i'll The Stale, to lavceAciicd but lit
lie ini, rest. We have heard bnt fern two
districts, Boston and fsses, III which 10
,Gtham U0son and Nathaniel .SiisLg, the
present Representatives, were re elected.
NOVEMBER iO.--Thc Members OF
Congress begin 10 assemble al The seat
of government. Mr.. GAILLARD, the
President pro tempOre Of The Senate, arri-
we'd here day or two ago. MesSrs.
WILSON and FROMBNTlN, The Senate,
have also arrived.
APP0iNTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
SMITH thompson, of New y ort, Sc
Creiary cf the Navy, in the place Of Den-
,amln ". Crownn5hled, of Massachu.-
,eiis, re signcG.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
MASsACHUSETTS.- 49, Besides Mcssrs
EI0soli and &iistee, we learn that JohA
FfoihcS aud Jeyemiah Nciyog. Nhe latter q
Fedcraiist, )arc &C. elected to Ongrcss from
their respective districts.
SOUTH CNEOLlNA.--frO ibis state
We have complete TctsrGs OF tiie election
Of RcmeseItaiitts. The following gen.
flemcn, all Republicans, arc oicQt Il,
within LocDiss, Jams Erra, .0.rh0g
YpcLrr, Ei5r-3 Si5aaips, Eios Eqrte. Chas
pmckneg. flames Og1sgtd Jegeyh brsrq51l
and Jamey WctyeUgj tie first five nam.
rd being Representatives ia tbc rr.cu
Congress-. Air. Middleton, MIR. Btllngcr
Nr. Miller, and Mr. ~esbjit. at presrn
Representatives, drclIpcd re- election, ant
..rto 81, succccdcd ~ the lour g-uie
men a-i abo}c HaGied. 10.
0uObE IsLANo.--At ihc present seq
sion OF tire ir-i iaiufc, chdrIcrs haU
bean grarjrd 20 three ncV 83uhss one 4
Bristol, To- be CaIhd the Mount hoy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-13

land MINIS building in which thcy had q
great quantity OF paper, books, &c. thcil
loss must be considerable. All the mate.
rials Of the Daily Advertiser Office, Ga
zette Office, and Ceniinel Office, and al
the goods, furniture, &c. in The building
near the Cohee-t!ouse, were removed 10
places Of more safety This caused great
confusion; the streets were much encum-
| bered with various articles promiscuously
thrown together. In the rear of The COT
fee-llousc, on Devonshre-s street, brick
buildings, 4 stories high, were destroy ed,
2 of them we're attached 10 the Coffee
| House, the upper stories improved FOR
] sleeping rooms, and the lower stories bad
been fitted up into very fine bathing rooms
| for Tie use Of tho dodgers in the house,
and The citizens generally. The other
| two were improved by Messrs. Green and
| LiucolD, printers, White, tailor, several
shoemak"rs, and small families.
The +. T.. House, under the manage
| ment of MIR. Barnum, had very deserved
" attained great reputation, and WAS as
crediiable 10 him as satisfactory TO the
gentlemen who resoried there. His loss
rust be great, as the house was elegantly
furnished and VIVA, furniture was moi con
sumed in the buildings broken, lost, AM;
o''AN' 'io' tiidi iSJo ~ PAN vi ~.
Al this time great MANY dodgers were in
The house, many of whom have lost most
OF their baggage. The Hon. Mr.. Clay lost
part of his baggage.
The fire took place i'm The 9Th story, in
room situated at the south west corner
OF the building, i'm which was kepta bill
lard table, but whether il originated from
lamp, or q defect in the chimney cannot
be asCeriaiued.
That splendid cditice contained up
wards OF coo rooms. and cost the original
proprietor nearly 100000. understand
thai one Of thc present propr'etors had
S 10000 insured, which is all The insuran e
that was on the building.
The police OF the town have employed
number Of men, who are now at work,
emdea, orirg TO fell the wall OH the cast
side into the cellar. AS it now stands il
Is very dangerous TO pass, and should il
tall across the street, must crush the
buildings opposite.
About halt past II o'clock, another a
larm OF FIRE was given, which proved 10
be brewery al Charlesiown, which was
consumed, and par, Of The rope walk.
The several printing offices are in suck
deranged state, that think it doubtful
II any papers are issued Tomorrow
From Colcut;a.--I have received Calcut-
ia papers by the ship Ocean, ll6 days
fiom that place, 20 June %. They contain
very little intelligence of moment. They
are principally occupied with extracts
from European and American papers
The rainy season had commenced, and
had nearly put an end 10 military opera
tons. The disease which had prevailed
a, and near Calcut a, had not disappeared,
and still caused alarm. Accounts from
Madras stale that the cholera morbus bad
made lis appearance in that quarter, anS
malignant fever also at Trincomac. At
the last dates from Ceylon the insurrec-
ton was not suppressed. Yours,
S. TOPLlFF.