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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-29
Philadelphia, May e6.

Philadelphia, May e6.
VIM. Berger. German, after being 'nree
months in confinement on account OF Inc
robbery Of French lady at Baltimore, mas
S,a,,v been restored 10 liberty, Castllano
and Garcia. the murderers Of Lagourdette'
having confessed that the robbery was per-
,s,ra,ed by their own gang. Mr.. Berger
n, determined to publish in pamphlet form
, f,;.bruI asrI- live of the whole transaction
He exhorls every body, never to trust TO
sppearances of friendship in certain class
OF people, who know no other idol tnan
gold. with whom the most accomplished VII
lain finds welcome TREND and advocate,
il he appears worldly, well off, and who 90
not scruple to ruin an innocent man 10
screen those upon whom they look for pro-
1T"
Our readers will recollect that citizen
of Philade lphia. who had suffered severely
by the conduct OF this same gang OF free
hooters, recovered both goods and character
Inv a tourney to the south; SO that the de-
uouement of the Norfolk Tragedy has led to
the restoration Of at least two men to then
former standing in society. The e dscove.
RE, should make US cautious in our judg
men, of nsighbors We know not how ma
nv more men in the U. States may be suffer
ing in reputation, or in restrictions upon
personal liberty on account OF the crimes o.
o,hs,s Union.
Gen. Miller, Governor of Arkansas
.rr;ved here from Washington, and viii
leave town for Massachusetts,, the resi-
dsuce of his family. The editors of the
Gazette h We been pres ented by G n. Mil
Ter with a sample OF the native Sal, OF Ar.
kansas, which may be seen at this office
~ Y Gazette.
The Savannah Republican of the 18th
inst saws. For the last or ten days
there has been freshet IN our river we
learn from the Western and Southern
ns,ts of the state. that the recent rains
and hail storms have injured the crops
mater,ally-and that the waters have RI
sen to such height as to overflow great
mart of the country. Many of the rice
and cotton plantations to the south have
received considerable damage. Some OF
them are almost entirely destroyed."-Ib
The Niagara Patriot of the 18th inst.
s,ates that the ice had left Lake Erie
that the steam boat had cleared for De-
tro;t and several other vessels for differ
ant ports up the Lake--B.
An extraordinary Magnet, which holds
q s6 h. weight in suspension, IS deposit
al in the New England Museum tor a
few days-B.
Quebec, april So.
The lowness Of the water OF the SAINT
Lawrence, which has been noticed ABOVE
tb. tide waters, has also been remarked
in this vicinity. The hull OF a snip OF
war which was lost off the mouth OF the
- IS hn EYsQnNh
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-29
Nsw York. Nay Is.

The Minerva, from samos, brings des-
patches from Luther Bradish, Esq. our
.h,,ss d'atf,ires at Constantinople. Mr..
Br,dish left that city on the 9th March tor
Alexandria. ON his way to the Holy Land
and WAS 10 return in the summer to receive
the decision Of the Turkish government on
the subject Of his mission.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-29

CAVALRY.
spahis, paid regularly l
Miklagis, cavalry that follow the
Spahis) and Segbans, (keepers
ofbaggage)
Zaims & Timariats (feudal caval-
ry) Is
Dighlis Qight-horse volunteers) l
Serradgis Ghedis tthe train and
the armourers, which, in case of
need, forms corps OF reserve) !
Total Cavalry, ls
Total Infantry, 22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-05-29

Qhs0ec, dPTH %.
The lewness Of the water OF me SAM
Lawrence, which has been noticed ABOVE
tn. tide waters, has also been remarked
in this vicinity. The hull OF snip OF
war which was lost off the mouth OF the
Etchemin, in the time Of the French has
hssu uncovered Of low tide. and 1t IS re-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
o, phuns' Court,

County. Of ,aierGadr,a,
Nov. Term, 1891.
ORDERED, that the executor OF Richard
Libby, deceased, do give the u,ual notice ID
iebtors aud creditors, three times week for
two weeks, in the Alexandra newspapers.
"a copy.) Ttste,
4. MOORE. Reg. Wills.
THIS IS to g,ve notice,
THAT the subscriber OF Alexandra
county in the Dis,r Ct ot Columbia, has OBJ
tanned letters testameutary on the personal
estate OF Ricnard LIBBY, late OF the county
aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
claims against SAID decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit The same with the vouch-
ers thereof to the subscriber passed by The
Orphans Court. on or before thu 10Th day Of
Nay next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to SAID estate. and those in.
debted thereto, are required to make im."e-
date payment. Given under my hand this
18th Nov. 1881.
LEWIS HiPkINS,
Executor OF Richard Libby, deceased.
NOV II 3aW2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Removal.

II 2. WHITNEY begs leave to acauant
IL. his friends and tte public in general
that he hasTenioved his shop from the corner
-ot Fairfax 10 the corner of Prince l. Wafer
streets; where be will he happy to supply
his customers as formerly. v It'll any descrip.
ton that they may at anv time need a,
low he trusts, as any other IN The District,
and he likewise wishes 10 inform them
that he has just received full supply Of al.
most erery article for The approaching sea.
son, WINCH viii he found an object for ,hGs.
that need such goods to call and judge 10,
themselves.
n. &. Every description of ready MADE
clothing con laniiy on hand. and the low e..
pr.ss, and any orders fulfilled With punciu
ally and despatch
sept - 3tsw4m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Valuable PotO nae Land for
Sale.

i will sell at public sale on the premises,
Il On Thursday the 9th nj Dec. that vaiuaoie
estate, kioSD as Stu NJ Neck; situate in
Charles Co. VI |. 20 n,ies below aasnung
ton, containing Zoo acres, one bali tn'ckly
covered vita timber 4at wool. 300 acres
extre nely fertile, besides firm Marsh OF one
hJnired over xlIch cattle Craze at ali sea-
soas,. can he inclnsei by fence of POO
yards. The marsh eau easily be made hi
for cultivation, there being no back or cur
relt water. There are two 6rsI rate ierrlng
6snefies on this estate; vessels vi auy bur'len
lay close to the sh1re, IL Is distant trom the
occoqasn manufacturing mills only few
miles. The crups fine, wood. sc. can be go,
TO market win the greatest facility. To a
per,na DESTROYS of engaging in the wood
business many advantages are presented
The Improvements and small dwelling
ouse, we'll of water. large new tobacco
ouse, gianary, &c -persuas wishing ,g
Jew it viii Away. haV: an opportunity, as
he steam boats 1aiiy pass wIthia loo yis.,
Mr.. Spesks on the premises will show the
lani. Terni, one half cash, balance m
three years
GEO MASON.
Gssass. Fassfsr Co. ia. Ass. !
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Notice.

Having rentei Tue Aide MILLS
ErFA W tsrn 81 years. tender TO their
Ecsst iii Gusio ner., and to all other per-
SsI "a, who may ne lncliued 10 con,
ei- an re, every accommodation which !
.,n rem Ter them. 10 such as l am unknown
90, nj nay deem it pru lent 10 req l',e ~
4 = ,,,,,,s ,t,ooabls security tor tue iailh-
g., ,s,Ior'laace o. every Obligation ] Con-
SIst, tor u.e pircaass OF wheat or the ex'
e. ,ngs OF Hour.
A TN u plaster can be broke and grounh
Z, forty i've minutes from the ,non en Q. de'
livery, by par Of FIVE teet Allegany ourrs,
nryed 5y nineteen feet water 'vneei' anu
Ave. par OF French 8Irrs, some OF "hicn eA-
81 IN iiameter tue former, assure 20 the
Farmer ani Merchant as prompt an eAr
A., are os dur; tor wheat, as the coun'y Oh
kouioun can iurnlsn. ,,oN
Allie, Sept. 90, 1891. nov
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Adiourned Meeting for
DIVIDEND.
Iu the case of Andrew and
" illiam Ramsay,
BankrUpts.

TN consequence Of the absence Of one ut
1 the Commissioners IN this case, the meet
ing heretofore Notified 10 take place m the
Seth October. has been adjourned until Wed-
nesiay tie sisls November next, On winch
day the Commission viii NETT a, Cisgetrs
Hotel in the town Of ,lesandria, at 10 clock
in The forenoon, M order to make iiv dend
of the estate AMI effects OF the said Bank.
rupts. when and where the creditors, who
have not already proved their debts under
the C., mmIssion, IN tins case, are hereby re-
aurrd t. come prepared to prove the same
or they will beexchid-d the benefit of the SAID
dividend.
JOHN M'tVER, .Asugase.
oc,9 :aw,2iN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Orphans I curt.

County Of .iterandrta,
.NOu Term. lo-i
ORDERED, that the executors oil joseph
M,Iiburn, deceased, do give the Usual H.
tee To debtors anu creditors, three tines
week, two weeks ~ ,he Alexandra news.
papers.
A copy teste, -
A. MOORE, Reg Wills.
This IS 10 gtpe notice,
THAT the subsCTIurTs Of AirXanoria coun-
~ u. lne District OF Columbia, have obtain
e let ers testamentary on thu PERSONAL estate
OF .I.seph M,iburn, lale OF Id, 20. aiore,aid,
dec aspd. All persons having CLAIMS dsa usl
SAID decedsut, are hereby warned 10 ex-
hlbit the same wlh the vouchers theieol to
the subscribers. passed by The Orphans
Cont, on or before lh- l4th day oI May
next, or they may by law be excluded iIo"
All benefit 10 SAID estate, and those Indebted
thereto, a'e required to make immediate
payment Given Under my hand this l4th
Nov. 1871.
ELIAS HARRISON,
MICH ND FL IIH,
Executors Of Joseph MIburn. deceased.
nv 10 3aT2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
A MOORE. Reg. Wills.

A MOORE. reg. WIS.
Thu, is 10 gtUs notice.
THAT the sub>cribet ii tiexandria coun.
~, ~ the District of LO;unba, has obtained
from the O.pnau's Court OF SAID county iel'
ters Oi administration on he personal estate
OF George Russell lale oflhe county azores Id
deceased. Al persons having c'anns az a'ns'
said decedent, ATE hereby warned 10
exnibi. the same, with the vouchers tnrreof
TO the subscriber, passed by ine Orphans
Cour,. ON or before The i4tb day OF hldy
next, or they may toy law be excluded IRON
ali benefit to SAID estate /; and those 'ndebt.
Ell thereto, are rtqurei 10 make immediate
payment. Owen under my band inns IAN
Nov. 1921.
CHARLES M'KNIGiiT,
Administrators vi trsorge Russell, ceeeas'
ed.
nov IS oa"z"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Central Tavern.

a THE suus,r iber ni.i5.', h" f'ehns
sgyf and The puDiic, thai -, has co;h-
s.sst menced brewing BEER at his es-
A ,dbil,hmen Oh X 81. opposite
CE.VTR IL Il .,
and that ne will always on nano,
supply to furnish retailers and families. ON
as good terms, as can .:e nal in the District,
IN suct. quantities As may SUI them. Grams
aui Yeast may Ue had as u>ua' turing me
brewing season. lie Das also opened at The
some place, house of entertainment tor the
accom- uudation " travellers, and those who
may call on u,n. lie viii always have his
bar flied with the best OF liquois, and ms sta.
bles with tue best OF prn.enGer' ,N
JOHN LAWSON.
nnv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
A Young Nan.

sNiSHlNi % embark 10 the Dry Good
" or irpcery business, being &C
qu.Ia,ei with bo'n, AMI has at his disposal
300 iollars, mich he WV BE willing to
Iut IN stock providing Az 'fer meeting hi.
,pprpDatloo D. na'e 10 h,m; h. would pre-
Ter engaging VITA house already establish
III. Co. uIn'cafInn. IN the subj ~ct a1dres
sed 10 4. ; Il. and ielt at tie PCS, st6ce, will
be attended u.
Ast .
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
oct 81
thirty dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber living IN
IL Prince William county va. DAVY. a
yellow negro man. abou s0year. OLD. teet
or near i, high; hp has a down look when
spoken TO; a scar between his thumb md frre
finger. on he right hand. He rs straight and
well made; his eyes tuIt and hIAck HE had
ON when he vent away blue mixrd Ound
Jacket, dark yarn pantalru u col'nn shirt.
Davy has reen raised in h. house as a rouse
servant, and eau be very excellent servant
when he pIeasps. II taken in the state, WI!
give 20 dollars, OF ~ II taken out OF The state
u secured in Jail.
r. FOOTE.
oct 92 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Cheap Shoes.

S. g. ID. REED,
uAVE just received from Bal,lmore and
l II Boston, a fresh supply of SHOES. con
sis.ing of The follow ing k,nds:-Which they
offer TOR sale at reduced prices for Cash
Ladies Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco, do.
do. do. do.
do. Kid do.
Misses and Childrens Morocco and Leati
or Shoes, Men and Bows thick and boun'!-
FFFsr AVID wsol Hats, Boys white wos.
pd,s. aug. ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Urpna.s Court,

.4ieraniria County.
Nov. Term, 1894
ORDERED. that tue administrator oi
George Russell. deceased. do give The usual
mott, 10 debtors aud credi ors; three tunes
week, two weeks III lne Alexandra ns"sp
uRrx.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Mia House, &C.

Mia u0uSt, GU.
The whole well enciosed, anu containing
aboul n acres Tins idnd - ABOUT miles
trum Alexandra, on Inc Little hHer URN
NIKE and commands view Vi Tue river,
iu \ anu adjaIeu, country. Ne house IS
convenient Tor a small ismiiy ne sdiGsh
/, early and productive, aud contains some
valuable iruit trees, grape vines. YC.
Ire purchase money 10 ue pau IN tllree
soual annual rustaiineuts, witn interest iroin
tne day OF sale. The property VIII De
spewn Dy a servant residing tnereuu' FoS'
session Law be had linIne uldtely.
ALso-at Inc same iiuue anu place, VIII Ne
sold The
Household Furniture. &c.
of the d ceased --auvus wulCn aie mahog.
any sidebOard, desk and UooK Case, s1phd
uiu,ny !, card tables, ~ hanus. prints, framed
anu glazed, Z painting, ia oil. REPRESENTING
the de ain Of LuCretIa, aud the conspiracy vi
Cstal,ne. copied frum Sulualor Rosd, nIid
OH pa,ulins by iset, repressa my s'eep
ing female, IeaIper beds auu Uedsledds.
hair mattresses, aud OF muss, pair giass
candle shades, Z pair OF cut glass dscanters,
wine and lemonade glasses, ! par silver
mounted mahogany kuile Cases, KNIVES,
| DRAGON UNIFORM and sword, ! pair pucKe'
pistols aud dirk, ! case mathematical insuu-
msnts, | p4u II inch gioDes, par m'nia'
lure do. microscope, ! ,py glass, kals'do-
scope, 22 superb ,oiouied prints, wan
box AMI perspective glass tor vie"hs them,
back gsnnvn table, cheS, men, Chinese
puzzle, 1 gold watch win gold chain, -eai
and key, ! tortoise shell watch, pockel
the r.nulneter, yard. BROAD clIib, yards
slocKnett, 80 yards homespun haunei,
cart and geaIs, | gig and harness, &c. &c.
d'C.
On all sales Of personal property above
twenty dollars, 4 credit ui sixty days will
be gwen upon approved security. Oa sales
ol twenty dollars and under, the cash must
be paid.
Ii tue terms Of sale in regard TO either the
RIA, or p. r,ni,al property shall not be compii-
ed with by the purchaser III three days after
the sale, the property viii I've resoid al the
risk OF tue purch ,,sr alter three days public
uutICe by advertisement.
Z. }. LEE, Jr Tr,s,ees
WM. g. CRANCH. ''''
nov % ldwts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
NATIONAL LOTTERY.
IiTTH CLASS.

05- The great success which has at
tended the investments OF distant adventuT-
RUNNELES OFFICE,
Should prompt those not yet supplied TO
send their orders without delay. The draw
my IS 10 take place ON
TUESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER,
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
II will be recollectsd This is the
GREATEST LOTTERY
Nosp in the United States.
Tickets only FOURTEEN DOLLARS
One ray produce
100000 DOLLARS.
SHARES TICKETS
Will be furnished at the same rates in pro.
portioo as the
Whole Tickets
So that those who wish TO invest in shares
n preference TO taking whole tickets, can be
accommodated without mourning any add
i0nal expense. Direct orders 30
!. H. RUNNELLS'--.1Is<snariS.
nov q
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MUSES., L.t.,D,, 80.
II AN l.,

7 Il y N.-N
4 hOJaG. al ne ;of,ief :" won
IN "a al |aier-,,s.-po.ses'ion can Oe
lSGas 5. BARTLE.
,iersons vino have any oil my Car
p,n..rs tools, are fe ,uested 10 retara 'ne'n
the oersJa Sno las ny "a Iosei'a' VIA
NV "a ne Jr4n led al Tue hal lie, 10 fe4ue'''
|e.I IL ret4rn At. nov
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Pepper.
Attention. !!

WHERE wilt be bait alton Court oil En-
L curry, held a; the rnwn Hall on Sstur-
day, the Z4ib inst. tor the assessment of fines
incurred The Two lasi mr-'erS The Court
WI ii commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
BY order. &. 3nO, iJGh, Adi't.
nov 60 LIST Reg Il 8rg'i VI. D. G..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
a copy tes'e,

n. ,N'Socs itCS' w iilos
THIS is 10 g,us notice,
THAT tie subscriber at Alexandra cOun.
ty, IN The District OF Columbia, has obtain
ed from the Orphans Court OF said coun
", letters OF administration on The personal
estate OF Jeremiah Boolhe. late OF he
county aforesaid deceased. All persons
having clam against SAID deceden!, are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with the
volcucrs thereof to The subscriber, passed
10y the OrphaI's Court on ur before the i4th
Jay OF May next, or they may 10y law
he excluded from ali bench to said estate,
aud those indebted Thereto are required to
make immediate payment. Given under
my hand, this l4th November, 1921.
Ann bUOTHE.
Administrative Of Jeremiah Boothe, de-
ceased.
nov Is 3aw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
A Teacher.

A Teacher.
THE Subscriber, a graduate OF Trinity
College, Dublin, wishes 10 take t'a'gs
OF an Academicai Institution, against lht tn
suing year, bis system OF Education r'n''re,
iy novel, and calculated to render, he ''u!
dies OF tie senior aud minor ciasse> b, Id Ia.
mlIar and expeditions. Complying The
Latin, Greek e. Irenth
LANGUAGES.
MYTHOLOGY, FiS1(hY,
MoGsrn ald ancient GECGhAlEf,
ENGLISH ok AMMAN.
Greek ana Latin (CMTCSi] ION,
French DO. m pros. AIT u.iIe,
RHEIOEi(, in all its vsi,0Ls lTDcfs'
flirting sIC Iiifn etc.
any ctnnuritantD directed to ht slD'
seIittr, kiddlelu Tg, will IL s,HCtiy attend
ed IN. J. b. THAI ].
Loudoun county, Get. 50. II
n B. Mr.. Tracy world hsve no oljee'
ton e. reside with one or more respectable
families in capacity v! Tutor.
nuy 5
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Orphans Court,

.1Ierdnfrid County,
.Nop. Term, 1871.
ORDERED, that the Administrative ot Jere-
miah Bootae, ieC. a,ed, do give the usual no
lice To debtors and creditors, Three times
week tour weeks in the Alexandra news.
papers.
i cODv tpStp
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
Public Sale.

ny virtue OF ueed OF trust from the iate
ID Richard e.. Norton, Esd" De ,oio
=, public AuclIon, ou lne 24ln day 0i Zee,
next. a, 10 O'clock, A. N. al Tue nouss De-
longing 10 ar. isaac houbins, a, tue corner
of W asnins ton aud ks,g-,Leets, Tue zeal es.
,ats oi Inc said II T.. Moron, consisting VI
several contiguous ,,,
Lots IN tas otump-HsH Tract,
Al, ono an nn,cu IS a suiait tHu story
Brck Dlceilans House,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26
.NEV-iUGh
DYING ESTABLISHMENT

n" HE citizens OF Alexandria. G.orgtiown
Il and Washington, att IesI.Luuiy III.
formed that the Undersigned have beth ~.
pointed Agents IOr The eieganl, .AtMn, y
useIul establishment. al New.ltiA, knUbs
as lie E
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-26

nov. Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-07-31
UNITED STATES.
ARRIVAL or THE COIUMBTJS

BosToN, July 2f.-On Sunday afternoon
the y. s. Ship Columbus, of ~ guns. Com.
BAINRRTDGE, and the brig Spark, Capt. Elton.
arrived in this harbor, in &c days from GbraI-
tar On coming to anchor the vessels were
welcomed by cheers from the wharves. which
were responded from the vessels. The rrigate
Constitution, Capt. JoNEs, which sailed from
this port ON tife 9Th of May, arrived at Glib
raltar on the 18th ofJune--aud two DAYS after
wards the Columbus and Spark sailed for this
port.
Com. BAINeRrDGE has brought out the
Marble STATUE ofWASHINGTON. made
by Canova, the celebrated italian Sculptor.
for the State of North Carolina. Ii would he
extremely gratifying to the Citizens of Mas
sachusetts, if the consent ofthe Executive of
North Carolina could be obtained for the tenn
porary exhibition in Boston of this first Statue
OF this eminent American
The u. s. ship Ontario sailed from Gibral-
tar on the esd Of May for Tunis
by the Columbus we received Gibraltar Pa
pcrs 60 the I'd Of June, from which the fol-
lowing articles are extracted -
Spanish COrteS.
In an extraordinary Sitting, holden on the
22d Of May, a Law-proiect was adopted.
which was submitted to Congress by the Uni
ted Committees, of the Liberty of the Press
and Interior Regulation of the COrtes, relative
TO the punishment Of such offences as Mem
bers the Cortes may commit by means of
the Press. The new Law subjects the De
puties TO the provisions of that of November
90, 1890, on offences ofths nature: but directs
the Jurors to be taken from among the mem
bers Of the Cortes, and reserves to the first
ChambcrOf the Tribunal of Cortes the right of
receiving all appeals from the first tribunal IN
such eases
The Cortes have been officially informed of
the arrival at Cadiz Of two Commissioners
sent by Gen. Bolivar, 10 negotiate with his
Maiesty's Government the settlement Of that
Generals professions, and the securing of the
of North America.-The circum-
stance, that hostilities were 20 re-cOmmcnce,
on the 2Gth of April in that quarter was re-
ported at the same time and a Deputy hav-
ing moved, that Government should be direct
I'd 20 issue The requisite orders, that that war