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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06
From The Boston Palladium, July %.
TYPE FOUNDRY.

1t is with much pleasure we state that
through The exertions and enterprise of !lr.
E. White, type founder at New.fork, a
branch ofhis business is now established in
this town, under the superntendencc OF
Mr.. D. Manly, very ingenious, attentive
and persevering artist, who is thoroughly
acquainted with the business. We think it
no more than justice to say, that The types
which have been cast at this foundery, are
in every respect equal if not superior 10 any
in this country, and we hope That the pin.
tiers Of New England will hot be wanting in
their patronage towards an establishment
SO useful and beneficial TO Their business.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06

A beggar in Richmond, Virginia after
having gathered considerable contributions
from the citizens, for the purpose, as he
stated, of carrying him TO Norfolk stepped
into lottery Office, but being nnIucky IN
his apneal to the feelings Of the proprietor
he determined to try bis lack with dame
fortune, and laying down seven dollars he
procured chance in her boun;lTi iavoTs,
aud departed. Nv. I. Dai'y .i"''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06

himself near the Altar, and purioined there
from the Chalice, which he offered for sale
the same day, after having considerably
dis6gured it, but was detected by gentle
man who happened 10 be present IN the
shop where he expected to sell it, and ln-
mediately committed for trial.
[Poulson', Philadelphia Advertiser.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06

The Y. States Bark has given notice
'tbat the time prescribed for exhibiting to
the Board OF Directors. appropriate de-
signs and elevations for Banking House.
has been extended to the 3lst day OF Au-
gusl instant, and that such as have been,
or may be deposited at the Bank. will re-
main sealed IN until thai day, unless called
for by the artists TO whom they respectively
belong" MAT. htsligeilcer,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06
In Venice Tasso's echoes are no more.

IN Venice Tasso's echoes are no more.
Tn. well known song Of the gondoiers,
or alternate stanzas, from Tssso's Jerusa-
lem, has die1 with the independence Of Ve-
nice. Editions cfthe poem, with the ORR
ginal on one column, and The Venetian va
riations on The other, as sung by the boat
men, were once common, and are still 10 be
found.
Some OF the elder gondoliers will, how.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06
ryprprrrous TRAVELLING.

Passengers that left Elkton on Saturday
evening in the steam boat New-Jersey, at
half past 6 o'clock. arrived in Baltimore at
9 o'clock A. N. making a run OF II miles
in 81 hours. bat .imer'cGn.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06

Vaccination flourishes in France. During
the year 1915, there were Goi,H35 births
in the kingdom: Of which f3l ,648 were
yaccinaied, e4,610 had the small Pox, OF
which e463 died, and 24G2 we're disiigured
1t is unnecessary to add, that no mortality
or designating attended the vaccinations.
boston Gazette
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06
CHURCH ROBBERY.

On Thursday morning last, after Ma.s,a.
St. Augustine's Church, avillain secreted
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06

A new Church, Bank and Theatre, and a
great number of handsome private pull
dings are erecting in Savannah the present
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06

The thermometer al Charleston, S. C..
for the month of June, the lowest was IS,
and the highes, %.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-08-06
From the Charleston Times fully %.

from uF IUuftehON 1"'s' " ee'J 49,
By The arrival this morning OF the brig
Catherine. Wellsman, in 8 days from the
Havana, we received the papers ofthat city
TO the 92d and 23d inst-We have extract
cd a few items of marine intelligence, being
the only articles Of interest which they con-
tain. The reported cesssion OF the Floridas
tothe United States, was generally believed
in the Havana, and so far from exciting any
dsapprobation, was universally regarded
as wise and polite step on the part Of the
Spanish Government. Our correspondent
writes as follows:
"Hapona, 23d July, 1913.
Iwrote you under dae ofyesteraay, per
schr Sally,* Capt. Dodd, enclosing flies Of
the No;icioso end Disrio, up 10 the same.
! now avail myself Of tire sailing Of the
Caiharine. WeIlsman, 10 forward The pa
pcrs fthe 22l and esd This is the only
vessel for length OF time for your port
There is nothing new stirring with U.s."
\ No. get arrived.
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% ~ . - - - 60

At The tine .Drury-Lane Theatre was re-
pairing, the following notice was publish
ID -" Drury,Lane fpe,rs at the Opera
House or the 10Th OF next mouth"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

~ EGROtS Ar AUCf!ON.-wu be sod fcr cash
- 10 ffont ut the unisn Hotel On 5oHG0p me ~
~ January NAT, atil O'Clock. ~ NtGROTS--m,f,
wOEtn, boys 7nd gTlsmOst Of them Joung aud likcl,.
In 0JdcT offke Proprietor.
BtRON, SIMON & co. 40tt'Is.
nec.g eq.,Ss
III subscriber initnGs saiuag the ~ govern.
Wfnt 81 the STATE OhiO about the middle u jan
vary ueNt, and Will re absent about siX weeks. Ihs
object ~ his nip Is the iuves,igstiun of Virginia Nit
tTy lands ~ that state which fedeenabie " SOLD
of taxes tie will undertake for others, in adGitio1
to those with whom he ias already engaged aud iei
tors directed to tic EoWiug cieen will be pToiapty
a'ttudesto. JOHN DICKINSON.
BOwiiss CIeeu Dee. u. CO..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-12-29

Here end the documeu Of rhich we have polished
The whole Series except the field yepott Of lie st.efi.
can i"fee ~ Fersacola rot dtrnied material tie pio.
cianaiieh q General Jatks~n Colonel BHlieTs Csn.
ttal OfHeT, and lie articles 81 Capinaiiou- All Of
which have heen already Published in papeis.,..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16
GENENAL COIIRT.

BosToN. June .. Yesterday, III The
Senate, ID Message Was received from His
Excellcncy ihc Governor, communicating
The information that His Britannia Ma
jesty's Government bad given orders for
The delivery to The United States of Moose,
Dudley and Frederick Islands. and iiial
Brig. Gen. MILLER had breu, by order
ct the PRESIDENT, authorized to recpi, e
possession OF Tie same in their iiame---
and that the American Secretary Of State.
IN giving itis Intelligence. had suggested
ihai II woud be satisfactory 10 The Presi-
dent, II IN Officer of thc State should be
appointed 10 attend al the surrender os
the territory. These communications
were referred 10 Z committee, who report
ed q resolve.
A resolve was passed authorizing His
Exceilency 10 appoint an officer Of The
Militia 10 attend al the restoration OF
Moose Island, and 10 take such other
measures IN relation thereto, as III His
EXceiiency's judgment, the interest and
dignity OF the State may require.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

bold tlir government of lie Uniied States
in the highest consideration aud respect.
They expect, in a short time, To be join
eel by many more Of their frends-tiey
avow their intentions 10 be agricultural.
g So-ie persons have likewise just arri-
we'd here from ST. Antonio, who say that
there are al that place about two hun
dred men. including militia, greatly dis
ircs>cd ly The Indians, who harrass them
IN sight of HE iown-and they are in want
of every thing comfortable; they say,
tina; by letters from Monterrey, they un-
derstand universal distress prevails ihro'
the whole Kingdom of Mexico that there
are thirteen different commands Of the
Patriots acting separately, and that the
Royalists regard that kind OF disuniOn
amongst the Patriots as fortunate for
them. The fine stocks OF horses, mules,
sheep apd cattle, that almost literally
covered the country between ST. Antonio
aud river Grand, are broken up and ies-
troyed"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

,hoaa't psercr to bestcw Oh the measure, II.
dopteu by the general government for the de-
tenc. ofonr inland frontier and coast. and
The establishments of naval arsenals, confident
y assures us, that our country will reap the
''ii benefit of these measures from your ex tend
Si observation. practical know ledge and judi
cious discrllHinatiOn.--Tried in the conflict
which achieved our liberties, the large share
Nod bore in the late eventual struggle, TO pre-.
serve them iByioiate, attested your valuable
services, yodr diStinu uished virtnc and sicep.
less devotion 10 the common cause. These hi.h
CLAIMS TO the public confidence and gratitude,
derive fresh iustrc from your earnest solcitude
10 entrehch asd secure the monentous inier-
ests committed you, by prompt and ,iso-
rons application OF the national resources.....
With great pride and pleasure, sir we perceive,
IN the efforts you rare making, our hes Eecurity
from foreign violence; aud should the mad ann
bition, the hatred and jealousy of oiher govern
ments, again cali forth the martial energies y I,
this young republic, we shall have abundant
cause In appreciate that wise precau,ion which
employs The calm oipeace, to arrest and disaiia
tue shock of war.
IN behalf OF the citizens of Norfolk we ten
der you cordial welcome among us--We most
sincerely trust, SIR, that lie harmony which
relSES through tie union may be uninlcrrut-
ed-that our beloved country may ever con-
time, nnder tho iavoriug ssnle al Providence,
10 experience The >aluiary fruits ut mud gov
einEVn, and equal lawS-smd that the cIu.e of
your poiiiica! career may be siaIdeneci by the
most precious OF all earthly cOnsoiations-- that
OF having done your DUTY.
JOHN l.. HOLT, NHvor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

NEW YORK, Tune Ply The Iiiinnis
we have received Paris papers 10 the 10th
OF April. They state, thar an important
the king on The Finances-J'latt the gene
raj opinion WAS, that this would lie the
abide in France That MANY mechanics
were employed at Paris, in erecting pub
lie buildings-That bank was to be esta-
blished al Copenhagen independent of
the governmept--Thatth the canal, connect
ing the Nile with AleNandria, which was
destroyed by the English in 1909, had
been re established. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16
''-----'-7''7'''a'i'Es SalIf1S ~ igsxsyEar'
,Sleaies offLe niebmnnJ G7rb<J

Staples IF tie Richmond 1a,kfg.
Tobacco { 10 TO i4--C0ui S375-F Floor 3 B
rs to 9-Wheat i6J-Meal8i 70 ~ cts.-. Hemp
rs TO 200.
hnndred-Co u to 70 CTS. per lb.-MoIass,s
80 80 cts. per gallon, scg,ce-HerTings S 6 per
bbi--Bacon Is 10 IS cts.per H. Rum, An-
tgua, 3 I 70 o. per gallon 30. Jamaica
5 p per gallon.
PRICE OF CRACKS.
Bank ofYiigmia, dividend "a. fts
Farmers Bank, dividend on, lic
4. = et0gA ........... .aptp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16
10 Readers aua Cor,espous,,i,

-
FROM lear that tie disus on tie resolution, Of
t.e nhcAesteT Convention might he spun oul loo ar
W. we're VIKING on tAGt soconat 10 iet it end with s,
Eie Essay PUBLISHED on esra side.--Ne tud luvrv.r
80, - Is hot YET soiciently discussed mus thtre
,nie so on tor fen weeks longer portion OF each or
er o.heI rape beng given to ihis ohjeci-wc &c.
"'ehd however, TO the dispntants botl u.odeTstion
III the eAient and spirit their fsnlarts Jsr, -
"pPe'ts M ms dayspaper-F in oar next
hss TO oi Consistency, az defence oftEe gsss-
band. 'SN @O'"S :"
"e proceed wilh the transactions Of the ApricntsJ.l
Sos''i!-i lie Presidents valuable paper on syijIri.i
~I1SStS IS ms ga! published ~ fi length ana ought
70 oe read over and oveT.-Mr. Garnet's connunos
nOhSNiE be commenced in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

We mrel sisltc,, HAT if,.,r b. ssr
intrigue st all /" a.. case. lis oi ice, !, q,
make Gen. I. a teoi rather thar q tietin.-.
To set him Gy ne ears, II possible. 10th
with Scott and The administration.
This insidiois article III The A.IoTa,
which is intended 10 infame two honora.
ole men against each o'Ior, instead of
a!'aying tkeir mutual rescninents. dc.
serves the Reproduction OF every man u.
honor.
Is ii possible however That Gen. ].
can for one moment yield himself io sucil
insinuations2 that he can PERM; himself
TO believe, dat the present adminis,ra-
tioii con- g ienda ready aud willing ear 10
Ills ostracisp--atier The irestmep; he has
experienced at their hands, If such
were their wishes, uhy did they let his
celebrated and justly 6bnoxious general
order pass by without formal scrutiny ?
But they felt in common with their <odn-
try the wafmest gratitude for the victor
OF Orleans-hls victory UNSURPASSED by
any IN the present age (aud such 100, we
learn, we're The terms, in which Gen. <:
spoke OF it, could have been lie onIS
consideration for their iorhs&yarcc on HE
subject of tia; order.
We hope ihat ali differences between
these eminent officers NAY vet be AMIGA
bly, adjusted-l'heir lives are 100 precious
TO be unnecessarily sacrificed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

E1tCiIS.- Fle pamphie, PROMISED by former adyer
- ussnient OF Tie above aulhor, is pnt TO press
INC VIII be READY IN week DAYS Tor all WHO isl
10 possess II, ct price merely spic.nt 10 d.tray y,
eNpenoef Of publication. =, 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

The National IntetIigeacer 10. Commenting
on an E>say IN ihe Ontario messenger OF R =;
tofk, c0ic'noes with The following remarks.
conveying tic Only pointed .aiusioi.s yLici,
are iattl sting 10 ihe reader
lhese circumstances, together With
The correspondence Of this essay will,
s"ih@ NC lave lately seen from oiIrer
quarters, intusca suspicion into our minds
winch we are very unwilling TO entertain
that systematic attempt as to Be nade-l
irunilesS enc we arc sure II will be-to err
cafe darision IN :he republican ranks, tritk
"hdf r'e'rs me reader nit Judge. OF this
aspect OF things. weshal! lake some notice
al u future day."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16
Tribute IF Respect 10 tie Chief Magistrate.
NORFOLK, June l3.-Thc following is
the Address of The Court and Common
Council of this Borough,

NORFOLK, June l3.-Thc followina, is
the Address of The Court and Common
Council of this Borough,
TO the President of the United States.
SiR-lbe opportunity which enables the
court and Common council of the borough of
Norfolk 10 offer you their congratulations. az
fords all indulgence no less pleasing TO their
personal sensibilitieS, than gratifying to their
national pride.
Living under a government most happily a.
dapted to secure aud diffuse political liberty,
and to give protection 10 civilaud religious inn
munitics, il is, above all, oar peculiar boast,
that we eIUOy these blessings without alloy
without insult or injury TO a rational aud Ell.
iglteued sense Of equal justice. The people
OF the old world, enamOred of the artificial
pageabtry OF crowns and cOronets, pay obse-
quiOus homage TO the arbitrary distinctions of
hereditary rank aud adyeutitious birth. This
genius OF our republican constitution invests
the chief executive magistrate with the real
grandeur OF exalted virtue, and The homage lie
receives rs the pure reward Of acknowledged
public worth, cODSecrated by the unbiased
aud unCfring verdict OF the public will
a life devoted from early youth 10 the service
OF your country, and Illustrated nv The distin.
guIshed part you have taken in various premi-
nent scenes, mayJustiy challenge, sir, the ho-
Dofs conferred by your recent elevation to the
Presidential seat-And the vivid demoustra-
tionS OF unaffected JOY which have attended
your tour through the states, bear ample testi-
mOny That the spotIesS tensT of your private
character has established claim eqga!ly esti.
mabe aud gratifying, in the cudearimg s!Iec-
tons of the people.
a resolule adherence to the principles avow-
ed in yoHr inaugural message, cannot fail 10
impart continued stability and vigor to our
free institutions, as far as depends upon zeal
Gus and faithful discharge Of your executive
functions-And tist iiTD. liberal and compre-
hensive policy, the result Of matured expert
ence, inYgoratsd by an enlightened aud ardent
patriotism, will secure 20 your administration
an envlabie rank 81 9uT national annals an inn
partial review Of your whole public conduct,
does not allow us TO entertain doubt
The personal attention, sir, which yon have
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16
GENERALS JACKs0N AND SCOTT

GENERALS JACKSON AND SCOTT.
Cucuhi stances not necessary 10 be ex-
planned, have until this moment prevent
ed us irompubiishinG iieiolowing article
from the Savannah Republican of The LIST
!Dst.-This delay enables us 10 accompa-
ny il with The succeeding articles, from
The II. Y. National Advocate OF The llth.
and the Aurora OF the I2th-We suboin
few hasIy comments te each =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16
UAZaFI WIliI,MS

w IL .cc,,,,, ,'0T'U 'U'NlTdt IV teile al
Dyer. GEO Dc ~ ,,og,,Is , g
-- ~ ~ I2..4t WIN II. DYER.
Ne AHCHEsiLh TURNPIKE COMPANY-I am, in !
suutted 10y the board Of directors 10 notify tIe
st"ehhocefs mat on "Wednesday the 10th oay Of Juy
49, at me Manchester Exchange an extra meeting
VIII nc held, when their attendance is uarlicuIariy re-
I"esita on business OF primary importance -
80 w. W. .fdr JAMES EGaNDFR OK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

The substance Of this talk was, that the ehehaw,
should not attempt To take any satisfaction
for the outrage committed on them that their father
the President Of the United States wouo see item in
titled, TO whom lie has reported the circumstance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

~ '-LEOhOUOh SULPHUR SeKINGs-TLe 70
prIetof OF the above Springs returns his most mn
ieighed thanks to ali those gentlemen and Iaies hn
naFe N'slten MN Tor seven past and wishes IN
i'ofn them, and the pubic geheia, that lie intends
teet'lR thein the ensuing as he has b,er -
c'h.'oe'aslS expense h ihipTOv. n the said snrnvs
"a o'oet 10 render such MAJ please visi, him
o't"Uie ne hopes to share in the public PATRONAGE
ibSse springs are situated IL Bath count. Va an ~
!nict,o" 81 the roads leading from SIaunion ,o,v tI
fAhtber Gap aud Lexington 70 the Warm sprioss M
y" 70 al the springs III tc western PARIS of virginia
Gap road siSennp by all a We travelled
p0. 70 be much The hest road we know b, setsI
Measurement, ts 81 miles tie neaTes: rom, sia ION
10 rue warm spfuiss aid present tere are several
COCO HOUSES OF entertainment ON. it. To wit. r,anci,
SatheIs, 10 miles from Stanton widow B.r,,is 10
.oih StIhets thence TO captain Bealls tbenr. To-
Lel hists, ~ thence to hilhosough sprln,s 81 :.
'hSnce 10 tie Warm Springs lS-52.
me subscriber thinks it needless give this water
sss eneoHIni1s as peoples opinions sic Al, variance
ltn espect TO MS virtues Saying il is oreferabIr
10 tHe oHe SULPHUR some equally as good ana so,r
boi SO eoou but as 1t is the TO an she m
Neteihe places among the nouht3ins (sah tn. p.stps,
ahu pest IHad the subscriber wishes gentlemen and
Ianies TO call aud satisfy themselves $50
TIE subscriber wishing remove his rcs;de,c. 10 tts
western country offers The above M for
on reasonable terms; aAd if s-lc ty ia. Ia,b Of
September neA, will he rented on that DAY for 6 or
years TO the highest bidder ~
June 10. l2..wlG;i UkZ.FI v1,,I.uc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

GEORGIA, Baldwin county.
j. 4 homas Fl. Kenan, clerk of the inferior
court OF said county, do hereby certify that
the preceding pages contain true COPY of the
proceedings on the trial of Obed Wright. i'm
consequence of his confinement and detention,
&c.
May, 1915. -' -
THOS. H. KEENAN,, CLERK L. Court.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-16

a PEiirlON VII De- presented 70 The next General
IN Assembly of Norh CaiOna praying tiiat potion
~ tie lds 81 aud agcent 10 the loot 81 the falls II
Roanoke river 90 TIE county ~ iialax Nor Carolina
belonging 70 The orphans OF Daniel Weldon be aid on
INTO lots, aud sold IN such naD0cr ana on SUB terms
rs an aci IL passed Ia that effect. may direct.
SAMUEL DLUNT, CWdrdian.
May %.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-08-28

inferior Councils and Supreme auihofi.
ties of most of the Cantons. The deci-
sioH which has been distinctly come TO.
by the Swiss Government, is that NOTHING
shall be published in that country which
can give the slightest offence. or be i'm The
least degree unpleasant to the great pow
ers."
The following, relative to the suppress.
sion OF an eloquent and Independent Jour
nal IN the Grand Duchy Of Weimar. is
contained in the Paris papers
IL Is assertedin an article from Berlin
dated Dec. "a, that prince fIardenburg
and The Count de Itchy, have f,adat Wei
mar, re,y important explanation with The
brand Duke, relative 10 the events ar
WartberS, and the Righteousness of The
works printed III the States of Ills Roy,,l
tiighness."
The very important explana,;on" !,
bu, too clearly explained by the follow
Ing, -
:" Weimar, Dee. 22.-Instead of {" ns
Opposition Paper" there appeared to-day
inc following printed nOtne:
by an order ofthe Government of ile
Grand Duchy, dated this DAY, The publ.
canon OF " tie Opposition Paper" is nro-
hiblied till further orders"
whether, and when, itw i'll be allowed
10 appear again, time must show"
he state of The press i'm France is very
clearly exhibited in the subioined ex,rac4
from The law relative TO the journals ne
published officially by the Moniteur and
the Bulletin DIES LOix:
80 The Journals, and other Periodical
Works, which treat of political matters
ana news, cannot appear without the an.
thorIly ofihe King, till the end oftIIe SEES.
sion 1915"
In Spain, il we know that the press ex-
ISIS at all, IL is because we hear OCCASION
ally OF some ordinance appearing in the
Madrid Gazette, relative TO the InSuisj,ion
rthe ceremonies of the court. Ii is an ex.
lstence SO like death, that even we're the
light of the press totally extineuished in
Spain, we doubt whether human freedom
or intelligence would sustain any loss by
the measure.
In the Kingdom of the Netherlands. q
partial triumph has been gained by The
trends OF liberal principles. A message
from the King, requiring the States Gen.
10 impose additional restriction on the
press, has been nesatived by that bodv-
to his immortal honor. Ii is boped This
decision will warn future Kings and L.
gisiators, in that country, of The duties
winch they respectively owe, as well 10 the
rights OF mankind in general as TO their
o"" hohor. Petersburg Int.