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meeting, he archbishop proposed, lv g,
suggestion OF The infamous Carpe, that q,
contribution for million of dollars shonIt
be levied in tie vicinity CT the CITY. ".
eacel&ncy declared, in an orat on, H.,
this was the cause oil religion tina, s,r.,
dy, in Chg, there was no longer anY hi
zion, neither in .Buenos-and tha, j, Il.
forner place, t. holy sacrament OF p,,,
was neglected, ana PEOPLE held it Slam,
TO enter the temples iiia, spub!,c,,
government was opposed TO religion, an,
even incompatible with it that the 6iiS
OF treaties could not be preserves vita
English heretics, &c. &c. and tia, Il.
vlceIoy should divide wealthy persons 70
three classes; the first should pay pee.
10000 dollars, the second 5000. ana =.
third $500, till the levy of d million W.,
completed. Pezue!a answered, a ujIi,,
would not be enough that three or Inv,
millions were wanted, and tia. he Iel i'm
four persons 10 ma The classification Al.
Ter winch he would charge himself NJ,
obtaining the one million without admi.,;r,
any excuse by the point OF the baycnet.-
lie then past to the merchants, teliy
them, that he admitted their propositiq,
of continuation of the monthly conrib,.
ton to impede the trade of the English
The sum amounts to ll7,0OO dollars No,
month. The same day, he exac,ed from
the bankers Of the city $4,000 dollars
He left pending the contributions of Zone,
cent. on the funds, lands, and other pm.
petty there are 10 be besides the stard;n,
taxes. He left in the same manner the IN.
Ject Of despoilmg the temples of the mass,
silver and jewels, (tbey call themselves c..
tholics who wanted TO do this) anu o. "a.
king hom individuals The jewels OF women
set with briIiants, pearls, gold, &c. &c.
tie LETT too the projects OF Don Gaspar RI.
co, Abadia, and other Spaniards-sucha a;
selling crosses, all classes of honors, and
other gewgaws, needed By those rogue. 10
gain over to them the money and hearts d
stupid royalis,s.
Thus, these Spanish mandarins are sp.
propriating to themselves the reyenuesa
the state, arising from the enormous suns
OF our forced contributions, and are remit.
ting them 10 England, to hold there, at
their disposal, the treasures, which, Tor .hs
lcDe Of ferdinand and Ae religion ofChnt
they have snatched from loyal American
royaistS and christians-and from those
who, under the grasp of pow ar were obi
ged TO suffer its depredaions. These Spa
niards, who do not respect the laws of God
and despise he rights o. man, are the fEa
to blast as irretsgious the independent re-
pubicans O. America.
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by last Evenings Mail.
NNNNNoNNNN~tNNoN,
New- York, July @
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

! LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
The ship Iirois, Capt. Funk, sailed
from Liverpool on the 18th ult. and the e.
ditors Of the Gazette, thank her owner IOr
London and Liverpool papers to the l5ta
of June.
1t will be seen by our extracts, that there
had been numerous arrivals at Liverpool
from the u. States, which had tendency
to depress the markets but the prices
were quoted the same as at our former ad'
vices.
Confidence had revived in London
Good bills are readily done at ~ per cen.
Silver and gold are both low, and in Iltt'
demand dollars being at 5slld per OF.
Price of English Stocks-3 per cent. II;
duced, SO IA 78, 60 7-S; Consus o
account, 60 to 70 Ia Omnium, 3.f pre-
MUM l-8 la discount.
AT London, on the Ilth OF June, there
was still a fuctuation in the funds. Omn'
um began in the morning at 81 per ceh!
premium, Immediately went to par ana
at half past l2 was at IL discount. There
was a strong impression that il would IT,
prove.
News has beeen received from the Care
of Good Hope Of the most serious nalg''
All the inhabitants, capable OF bea'1
arms, were ordered to join the mlIIa7
force.
The King of Prussia has met with ser
Gus accident from fall, by which he bur
ed his face, and broke the bridge Of u
nose.
THE LOAN.
The gentlemen who had prepared II'
for the loan, waited by appointment on'H
| first Lord of The Treasury and the Chan"
! Tor of the Exchequer. The Governor all
| Deputy Governor Of the Bank were pre:s0-
The attendance was very numerous.
Earl of Liverpool stated that the loan i.
be for twelve millions. Half OF tbs -
| TO be taken in Exchequer Bills at lOll'
The biddings were as follow nov
child s. Co. 62I. I8s. 3d.; Reid, lrS'Ds
Co. 65l. los.; Ricardo and Go. COL e.
The biddings being in the three per 60,
reduced, Rothchild s. CO. Of course QUO"
ed the loan. f.,
| The Chancellor Of the Exchequs,,
brought forward his budget in tue ~ .",,.
of Commons. He requires three n' 'r,s
of new taxes. Nearly nineteen lP'"
had been repealed, reduced, or suns'.
expire since the termination OF 'Ae NO.
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Richmond, July 90.
CASE OF THE IRRESISTIBLE.


The Federal Court met on Saturday a
-r,eably to adjournment, to try the cases
cf alleged piracy but the witnesses VINO
were expected, not having appeared Tue
court was adj ourned till Monday.
Yesterday, The court again met-'udge'
M.psu,,, and TucKER on the BENCH
The couus eli for the prisoners moved Tor a
posrponement OF the trials TIL the court IN
course. upon the ground OF the absence oil
material testimony. After some arsumen'
upop tins molten, the court decided to adj
iourn the case till Monday next, TO afford
an opportunity 10 the witnesses YIN NOR
folk aud in BaltlmoreJ to attend.
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Norfolk, July 81 .
FROM oPoRTO.

Cap,air Loud, of the schooner Industry,
arrived here yesterday from Oporto, re-
ports, that there wasa hot press Tor seamen
and soldiers at the time he sailed, and mat
every Portuguese subject was selzea oS
order of the government, for an expeal'io"
fitting out at Lisbon. Vessels were board
cd even off the harbor by the press gangs
and diiigent search made for Portuguese
subjects. :,
The Industry was robbed OF consider
able part of her provisions, by the pilots
that brought her out from Oporto, who be-
ing Joined by two boats crews, that came
along side as soon as they cleared the har-
bor demanded some pork, and beng re-
fused, broke open the state room and help
ed themselves, abusing the captain and
crew (who demonstrated upon the impro-
priety of their conduct) in the vilest Ian
susge, and threatening to throw then over
board if they resisted them.
The editor of the New York Evening
Post proposes the following pointed inter-
rogatory, which we take the earliest op-
portunity to insert.
''INsoLyENr BANKS & THEIR DIRECTORS
cit is believed that there has been no
instance Of the failure OF anlmpo:tani bank
where the stockholders have paid the a.
mount of their subscriptions in money &C
cording to law. By accepting notes tor
subscriptions in lieu Of money. and withou;
adequate collateral security, the public
have been defrauded. will ask If the
creditors of the banks in such cases have il
NOT 10 their power to make the directors,
rnder whose administration those frauds
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MANY HOUSEKEEPERS.
Lexington, Ky July 7.

W
Mr. Monroe set out yesterday morning.
On his way to Washington city, by ila .I,
,od,hurgb Springs, at which place he viii
,enain a tew days for the benefit OF his
health. We understood he intended to re-
turn by way Of Cincinnati, Chillicothe'
Wheeling, and the National turnpike
~, tho state OF his health, and desire to
return speedily, have induced him 10 take
the southern route.
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Mr.. SnowGen,

yuT. OHopEe"' ~ a..
The above is taken from a Baltimore
,,,,r--We are OF opinion, thai such an
Establishment by some ofour country ore-
,bren, would answer here, that It wouio
be profitable TO them, and convenient 10
MANY of our citizens.
All agree our markets (on both sides OF
the o:.irict) are too high.-"hiie butter
was selling lately at % cents pound a ~
RaI,imore. ls! IN Philadelphia. it was 80
anil sometimes 81. cents here.
Fer what reason Can we afford II
better are we richer, is money more pieh-
70 or have we more business than IS done
in other places?
We believe the faul, is with u.s. in per-
hitting ourselves to be imposed on 'y 81"
ing such prices. Tx,
II as in other towns, the best frk'" OUT
f., was constantly sold (from the hrslos IN
,ho market, at fair moderate price, l'he
s,me person might sell cheese, bacoh' ~c'
which families might get fresh as .hey
wanted. in quantities to SUIT men, !"
would not only be profitable 10 The seher,
~, . convenience to the inhabitants, and
the means of keeping down butter in prints,
much Of mbiehis made Of frkin butter and
to pay from to l2s cents for the beauty
- the prfnt, is rather high al present.
The times are very trying, and we thlnK
eysry lust plan Of real economy ought 10
'' MANY HOUSEkEEPEhS.
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lar section OF the Union let ita. seciion
be pre- eminently well situated for the Cor
nation ola separate government; let the
existence of the debt depend on the con-
tinuance of the Union lie, the doctrine be
advanced and enforced by every press and
every orator IN that quarter, tina: the other
states had no just and natural right to the
property for which the debt was incurred,
while those states insist rigdly on all en-.
forcement of the collection and where
will the bonds be found sufficiently strong
to hold us together? They do not exist
No people are more patriotic and firmly
attached to the government OF the union
than those OF the west !: the idea Is Sc
paraton has never been iniulged il is
literally abhorred but their patriotism
and fidelity are not invincible. When il
becomes their interest to separate, the
plausible arguments and motives by which
il may be enforced are numerous and pow
erful, and will render lis influence irresis-
tble. Let not, therefore, the general go
vernment credit the people of the west TO
the amount OF fifty or hundred millions Of
dollars. If it wonId rot fooIishly drive them
into a declaration of independence for
that will inevitably he the result. The
Rubicon is not yet passed hut We now
stand upon the shore, and it depends on
the measures TO be adopted by the next
Congress, whether we shall remain a
peaceful, happy, and united people, or
advance, with steady and certain pace,
TO civil War and dissolution of he Union.
FRANKLIN.
From the Busnos .Ayres Gazette, .Warch 81.
The offinial deputy of this government,
near that Of Chill, to his excellencJ the
supreme director, 9th instant.
ErceNent Sri announce to you that |
have received notice OF the arrival at VAL
paraiso. of his Britannia hajesty's irigate
Andromache, from Callao, whence she
sailed 18th ut Although 10 official COM
munications have been received from the
governor of Valparaiso, yet by letter /
have in hand, from an individual there,
and by the reading of others from respec-
table persons, we are informed, that on
the l4th, the commander of the andre
mache spoke vice Admiral Lord CochTans
40 miles from Calao, with feet consist
ing of the ship General San Martin, and
the lriga;e O'Higgius and Lauiaro; and
that in consequence of the information re-
ceiyed of the stat Of the port, the vice.
admiral was determined TO attack it on the
18th.
The enemy, according to well attested
notices, have laid the trigaie Verganza'
Esmcraida, Cleopatra, and other ships OF
war of the Lima squadron, under the guns
of the batteries, to defend the port in case
Of an attack, which they began to tear, as
they have heard OF the arrival OF Id. Coch'
rane i'll Chill.
1t appears that the revolutionary spirit
! progresses in the capital, and II IS only the
fear OF the soldery which resuains the po-
pulace.
The subjoined list comprises all the land
forces under the direction OF the viceroy
Pezuela -
Compliment cfe6sctiue land forces IN Lima.
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RICH MILE.

a,laving taken the stall No. 3 IS, Marsh Msn
Mar&et, ne Mj}K STAND, l will attend
' ,,lG e;eht o,clock, where will sell flCH
NEW NJ MILK from the country, at % GEMS
osr Quart intend this establishment 10
~ armament, both summer ana I, Ti n :,
july % oAhOLA
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Look Here |!

d AN AWAY from the subscriber, living
N near Uppelyille, Loudoun county, Va.
on the ed of September last. negro mn
FREDERICK,
about 80 years of age, ieet or 8 inches
high, rather slender, black Complementary
sury countenance, teeth wide apart. gums
red and shows them much when he laughs.
| think the hinder part of his head is bald,
owing to breaking out. and perhaps other
parts of his head also. | believe he has a
scar over one eye, and that the end of his
big toe is bit off by the frost. He is pas
sionately fond OF begging and chewing to-
bacco, and sometimes smokes The pipe
He generally wears truss, which has ocI
casioned scars on one of his hips. He went
off in company with his wife. who has since
been detected in Alexandria. II IS likely
he may have obtained a free pass. A re-
ward Of 80 dollars will be given for the APP
prehenson of said negro IL taken out ofthe
state and brought home, or 90 dollars if ia
ken in the state and delivered TO me, with
reasonable charges in either case, or 10
dollars if put in any gaol and information
given so that get him again. Masters Of
vessels will please keep watch for him.
ian 5 At GEORGE NOBLE.
GTTo be published times in the Nat.
Intelligencer and Bait. Fed Gazette
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presentation from Shakespeare's tragedy,
exhibiting Oihello in the act of numbering
his wife Desdamona Jane Shore Boston
Beauty, and Jud the musician Lord Has
tings and Alicia; a highly interesting group,
Representing Blue Beard Turkish bashsw
III the act Of attempting the murder 6f his
wife, and Selim her brother running TO her
relief, also Irene sister TO Blue Boards wife
in tears--this is one e the most splendid
groups ever exhibited in the United States;
Charlotte Temple, with berchiId scrip
ture group, representing King Saul and the
witch of Endor raising Samuel the prophet
from tie tomb {; Indian Chief Black Streak
in the act Of scalping son of Mr.. Ker-
shen, merchant Of st. hIary's, in the state
of Georyia.
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n Lawrason s Fowle
Have FOR SALE,
loo pieces Russia duck
geo heavy and light Ravens do
l2o white and brown sheetings
Zoo diapers {; loo do crash
SO chests young Tyson tea, of the Clo-
thier and Benjamin Rush's cargo
60 pipes Holland gin, superior quality
90 French and Spanish brandy
10 puncheons windward island rum
8 pipes old Sicily Madeira wine
Pipes, half pipes, quarter, and half
quarter casks Superior Old Madeira and
Maimsey wine, from the house of Keers &
Co. I'd to God
400 casks cut nails, assorted sizes, from
$50 boxes mould candles, super. quality
4oe brown soap
60 barrels sperm oil
Boston and Chelmsford window glass,
of all sizes
Bales of baftas: mamoodies and flag
l5o crates assorted Liverpool ware
80 barrels mackercl, in VIII. g. hf. bb:s.
80 boxes soft sheiled Amends
December ii
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Notice.

YgSHE public are hereby informed, the
4 House of Industry establishment, cor
ner of Pitt and Prince streets, will go INTO
operation this day, for the delivery Of soup,
as usual, TO the poor, from | O'Clock until
3 when donations from the benevolent will
be most thankfully received, either In mo-
ney. wood, vegetables, or articles O! cloth
inE, which will be faithfully applied.
Application for tickets for the delivery
OF the soup. will have to be made, by per-
sons residing in the lst Wardto John fiar-
per, from the east side OF Fairfax street to
the river; Charles Page, from the west
SIDE OF Fairiax-strect to the east OF Pitt
street.
Cd Kega--Guy Atkinson, from the east
side of Fairfax street to the River. B%r-
nard BRYAN, from the west side OF Fairfax
street to the east side of Pitt street.
Sd Ward.-lsaac Robbins, from the west
side of Pitt street to the east side OF Column
bus stree. Anthony Grease, from the west
side of Columbus street, TO the extent OF the
corporation.
4h Hard.-Jonatha Janney from the
west side oil Pitt street, to the east side OF
Alfred strickland from the east side OF
Alfred street 10 the extent of the corpora
tfun.
Great care will be taken 70 make the
Soup clean and good for family use, and
will be sold as csuaf, at 8 GEMS per quart.
ANTHONY CREASE.
Alexandria, January Z, 1919.
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General George Washington striking
likeness of James Monroe, esq. president
of the United States Napoleon Bonaparte;
Commodore Isaac Hull and lady; Commo-
dore : lillian cambridge; Columbus, who
first discovered the continent of America !;
Henry Christophe, formerly slave, now .
sovereign prince, under the title of Henry
|. king of Hayti-he married daughter Of
the unfortunate Touissant L'Overture. who
is now queen of Hayti-and her daughter;
representation of lady that was DROWN
ed at Albany, in December 1879, crossing
The ferry, holding her beautiful twin babes,
that Were saved; an American prisoner in
Algiers, represented chained and spiked to
the floor, and starving to death with an iron
on his head Otbcllo and Desdamoha. re-
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December Z
Samuel Thompson

.TAKESthe liberty of informing his coun-
il try friends and the public, that he has
established himself in the brick warehouse,
on the north side of King street, one door
above the corner Of Fayette-street, and np.
posite the diagonal pump, where he will
buy and sell -four, and receive it on storage;
and will transact with care and punctuality
all business in his line, which may be con-
fded 10 him. thstu:lw Dec n
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". liable Property.

z. OR sale THAT commodious three story
h brick house OH Ming now in the
occupancy of Mr.. JOHN Roberts
three Lots adjnining, with the improve
ments thereon That elegant Grass Lot
latch tie property'oi Mr.. James Andersen,
containing 9 3-l6;ss acres.--And the
rIg. ms, sales, anchors, cables, spsrs s. wa
ter-ca,!;s OF The barque Mary, in parcels, or
the whole 10 suit purchasers.
n clJIrrII
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Notice.

TEyHE copartnership Of John T. Thomas
4 Vowel having expired by mutnal con-
sent on the lst inst. those that have &C
counts againstthe firm, oreither OF the par
ties, will please present them for payment !;
and those indebted will please settle the
same with either Of the late finn. The
books and papers will be found al the store
now occupied by John Douglass 1, Co.
JOHN G.. VOWEL,
THOMAS VOWEL.
January a mwf
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New Livery Stable.

THE subscriber has established. on the
4 wharf, stable of horses, and be lakes
this method Of acquainting the citizens of
Alexandria, particularly those gentlemen
residing on the wharf, that there will be
good saddle horses and carriages always
in constant readiness for those who may
please favor him with their calls.
N. B Horses will be taken at livery by
the day, week, or month.
VIM. B. STUART.
December II d3m
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Boiling Cloths.

THE subscriber has this day received, a
Il large and elegant assortment OF Bolt
ing Cloths, of a superior quality, which
will be offered for sale at the store Of
Messrs. Butts g. Cawood, King street,
Alex'a, where he intends keeping COM
plete assortment in FUTURE.
Sept6 AMOS ALEXANDER.
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SALES At AUCTION.
BIZ p. G. MlRSTELLER.

~
IN MoNbAY ., 70 ,,,rocL
Will he sold ~ lrw;n's ,L.,f ~, I'm, ~
scbr o,tary t,o,r IL,
consisting Of
90 hhds. Isl and I'd quality mus;.oya.
do sugars
10 boxes white and brown do
$4,000 Ha,anns spears
a auaGtitY Of or htcs
lines
cocoa nuts. &c.
Terms liberal, and made know n al time
and place of sale.
On TUESDAY, at % A: NJ. ),
Al the AUCTION store, Corner OF Prince and
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seryations of Mr.. Henderson. The former
gentleman having informed him that ne
would pay no further attention to the pro-
auctions of the other, and the editor feeiihg
con6lent they could do him no injury, ~
serted the note in question to end the con-
trOversy.
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Notice.

NOtice.
Office Of, Marine Insurance Company I
of .4ie9ondrid, Zee. Is, 1878. {
YgvHE Stockholders are hereby. notified
a that an election for fifteen Directors
will he held at this office on Friday the 18th
day of January next, between the hours OF
10 and g o'clock.
J.R. NICHOLS, sec'y.
The transfer book will Re closed from 9
O'Clock on Monday the lth, till after the
election. Dec 70
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4 valuable Servant f4r Sale.
January .

4 SERVANT woman, twenty years Of
~. age, ami her child, three yeas cid,
may be had on re !sonahle terms.
The woman is N intelligent, well dis
posed, acI,se servant . gpod seams.ress,
AM well acqu ed with all kinds OF house
work. She his heen emnloy ed as q ok
for more than We r. She vii be soa on
ly to person who will ensure that neither
herself nor her ch.ld e boy vii! be soil or
carried from the District. This vii be
particularly insiste on. as sho isa veiy
valuable servant. disposed Ct for no fault
and offered for sale Gully OF account OF the,
difficulties attending tn transportation Of
slaves from Virginia to Washington county,
in the District.
For terms apply at this office.
December Is hulm
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500 Dollars Reward.

YTNHE subscriber having been greatly
i deceived and injured by certain
CHARLES TYLER, late merchant OF A,
Iexandria, who has recently absconded
from this place-he hereby offers re-
card of Fire Huadred Dollars to any per
son or persons who will bring him TO this
place in order that he may be dealt with
here, according to law.
JAMES ENGLISH.
jane II
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Notice.

TFHG stockholders of the Alexandra and
( Faiaaier turnpike road company are
notified that an election OF a president, tour
directors, and treasurer, will take place
at hay Market, ON "Wednesday next, the
18Th Instant. 81 JANUARY 7
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STAGE,

TyHE Winchester and Alexandria stage,
4 in future, will stop atthe Indian Queen
Tavern, and will leave said tavern on the
same days as before from the City Hotel
fare as usual.
Also an accommodation stage will leave
the same tavernfo for Washington s. George.
town every day at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
return at 4P. M.-fare seventy-fve cents.
N. b. All baggage in either stage will be
at the risk of the owners January
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Notice.

T7HE third dividend of ten per cent oa
I the effects of AIR. Join IEroop is de-
clared payable to his creditors on Saturday
the 9Th day of January next, al the store of
ISAAC ROBBINS, Trustee.
Dee 81 d9J
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For Freight.
Western Money.

A FEW thousand dollars of Kentucky,
n Ohio, and Pennsylvania bank notes
for sale at liberal discount, well worth the
attention of drovers and others. Apply at
my Exchange Banking House and Brokers
Office, Bridge-street, Georgetown.
December 10 ROMULUS RIGGS