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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25
Drss1f4l foundations IN the NORTH Of
Italy sad the Tyrni.
INSpRTGk- Oct Ga

iNSPNU On, Oct. %.
We receive the most melacholy &C.
counts from the Pustertha, and the cir
cles Of the Adige aHd Trent, of extens-
i've devas,atioas caused by long contin-
usd rains, and the destructive rising OF
several mountain streams and of rivers
Adige, Eisack, brave, aud Rientz.
Accordingte all the accounts, the val
ley Of the Adige, from Bolzano 10 be-
you'd Trent, presented the most melsn-
eholy appearance, the whole valley
forming almost, without interruption, en-
entire lake. The rising Of tie sdigc, IN
undstins the whole valley near Trent,
united with the imgetuous torrent of he
Fessina, has had ne parallel for many
years. The city OF Trent hes been sew
eraI times in dangeFof being partly des-
troyed by this raging stream, aud fears
were siill entertained'on the 18th. as the
rain continued TO fall in torrents. IL
was every moment expested ihat the
bridge of s.. Loreazo would lie carrisd
away by the Adige. The accumulated
waters.of the Adise fowei to Verona, &c
ter oysrthrowing four houses in Castle
Nuovo. A thirdpart of that great lit,
Is under water, aud, in many parts, up
o the first stories OF the houses. The
Communication iskept up partly over the
roofs * party by brerking through the
~a'ls sstween the houses. The Adige las
ikewise risen TO great height above its
Banks in two places below Leguago.
It is said that siwilar ealamities have ia-
ken place on Tie Pc. Almost all the
roads are impossible and the comnuni-
cation interrupted, so that the extent OF
the devastation cannot yetbe known.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25
ALEXANDRIA. Dec. Is. 1923.

A person OF genteel appearance
was Yesterday arrested OH his way
from tbs place to Washington, on a
charge OF robbery, commilte5 III the
house OF sir IN, B. Stuet, near
the Ferry Waarf il appeared, on
examination before the Mayor. that he
can, to VI. 51ars'sol Sunday even
Ing. and Engaged lodgings. and was,
up; arebt'y, engaged IN some business
till Yesterday morning. " men he de-
campcd.-Mr Stuart hagIng OCCASION
for some money, went 20 his desk for
it. and found it had been taken away,
Sospicion lighted on TINS man Mr..
Stuart and some officers went in pur
suit OF the gentleman, ard fortunately.
overlook him to recover the greater
part of the stolen money. He was
committed 10 lail.-Gazette
Lqar IN Virgirai1 1t has been
rccentiv decided, by the General
Court ofthe Site Of Virginia, that $
warrant Of commitment must he found
ed on evidence, either upon oath, af
frmatIon, on the eomnriing .imsiirt's
own view; and such evidence must
appear on the face ofihe nittimus.
By late alvices from New Or
leans. we learn, that the alarm caused
by certain anoDvmous letters and
private Communications to the Cover
nor had ceased ii being supposed thot
they wee wholly groundless.
The State Blnk of North Gro
Ina has declared dividend of 4 per
cant. for The last bali year.
Yet all persons Ne vaccinatetl. as
speedily As possible 4! The N1u al
SnAii PIX. - which numbers have
fallen yictim. Ia pmlad lpam. is ira
yelling s uthwayd A case has oc-
CARED in Baltimore within the last
week So Vat Iat.
4 letter om Frankfort, (Gerr,,
N.Y. dated October 10, says-'Tlc
Russia . ,piain Ot'o Won Koi2eb1e,
w ~ ia XIV ttfFi - AlAAfE- idS AttNNltb
Ken v0y;, re Of discovery round the
world. sal. c0uiormab'v TO the in.
s'~nr ions y. hlch he has re rclved. dou-
bic Cape Horn on leaving Brazil,
seer no,th~ ard for Behring's Straigs.
and endeayor 10 pe0eirate either hv
the coast. oi America or Siberia, to
the Art,ic polc moi byth & # which
he has already discovered, but by
doubling Icy Cape"
D,eac5 Of promise of .Na7iags.-At
The Circuit Court of Madison county,
Alapana, the Hon. Chief Justice CLAY
presiding, was tried an action brough,
BY Miss Connally ,aGainst Hr Green,
for breach of promise of marriage
TIE case was fully made out with the
aggravating circumstance ofseduciion,
aad the jury found verdict for the
plaintiff OF 5I10o.--The defendants
property was estimej at $500
'fper)sctiy 'chits Deer 'oas ahot on TIE
tors .Hoan an on ThUrsday last.
Woodstock Herald.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

Distressing Accidsn'-A Mr.. Jona-
than Hubbard of Greenfield Pa. went a
short distance into the woods 70 set q
bear tran, about two weeks since, and
while STOPPING for that purpose, sir.
Knight who was in the woods hunting
saw nim and taxing him for bear, fred,
at him. The bali passed completely
through the body, and ais death was al
most instantaneous. The deceased ha,
left a vie and seysral chiid.en.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25
Caution /!

FEVHE public are hereby cautioned
rs against trusting my wife Fanny
woodward, on my accoun,as | am deter
mined to pay no debt of her contracting.
she ha, ing Left my bed and board
without any just cause
Thomas W. Wool,s ard.
December 25.-- Sw.s
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

A dog saved three Of the screw OF
the ship Patrick, Capt Frazer, from
London. which was cast away on the
coast Of Newfoundland, on the LIST oi
November last.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

appointments by tie President, by and
wih The GdU,cs and consent ofite So
nate.
George GRAHAM. of the District Of
Columbia, 70 be Commissioner of the
General Land Office.
Joseph III. White, of Florida, 10 be
Commissioner for ascertaining claims
and titles to land in Florida.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25
Public Hire of slaves.

Public Hire of slaves.
WILL be hired on Saturday the 9Th
" instant, at the late residence Of
Hrs.Catberine Kerney. deed. in Jeffer-
sen County, number Of valuable
slaves, consisting OF Men, Women,
Boys, and Girls. Bond and security
will be required.
JACOB VAN DOR4N, jun.
December IL. lS23-thd
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

Melancholy Aeciasnf.----Mr Daniel
Capito. of Franklin, Pend Teton county,
Virginia. on hi way TO Randolph co.,
in attem ping to cross the Laurel Fork
Of Cheat river, on the evening of Thurs
day TIE 4th inst. was unfortunately
drowned, together with his horse. The
body Of the deceased was found late on
saturday evening The saddle was
found about 900 yards, the horse about
ol.e mile, his pocket handkerchief three
miles, and his hat five miles, below the
fordihg.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25
NJ va D. Il.


cl,ints trading in Pearl street, assem-
biei on Tnus sdsy, December 9TH, 20
purpose OF expressing to tine Memorable
D. Wit Climon.thsir gratitude for tn.
services he has rendered to the state o
New York, in relation to internal i'm
srovements-Mr. Peter Crary wa,
called to toe chair, and Isaac S. Hone
appointed secretary.
Resolved, That the conception o.
the grand designs Of the northern aud
western canals, the removal Of the
prejudices which opposed their adop
lion, and the conducting them to "a
early and successful completion, are
the results of the sagacity, zeal, and
perseverance, of the hon De Wit
Clinton.
Resolved, That these services claim
for him the proudest title which our
country can hestow--th4t OF PUB
Lie BENEFACTOR
Resolved, That committee he ap-
pointed TO carry into effect the design
of this meeting, and that this commit
tee have foil power to procure and
present to Mr.. Clinton, in The name
Of the merchants trading in Pearl st.
such pieces of silver plates as they may
consider appropriate.
4 committee OF eleven was then
appointed to carry into effect the
hove resolution, who seem disposed
TO execute the trust assigned them
with promptncss and liberalitv aud
have addressed the following notice |
TO ARTISTS.
g. A premium Of 500 is of'cred
for the best design for two vases, to
ne made in pursuancc Of the proceed
ing resolutions. II is the wish of the
committee that the vases should be of
the same outline but differing III orna-
ment.
Communications upor this subject
must be addressed 10 the secretary
before The 18th of January.
Captain Phillips, of the brig 10
mer. arrived at Balumore, from Rio
Janeiro, states, that large qolntiiy
of Wheat from the Cape IF Good
Hope, computed at $4,000 bushels,
arrived at Rio three days previous 10
his sailing.
YALE oLLEGE.-The reputation
and the prosperity Of this noble and
venerable institution, ought TO De dear
to every inhabltant Of tins city, which
enjoys not only the advantages OF its
loration, hut an enviabie association
w tn its high ali honorable character.
Sanding only upon its own me its,
without the AID of public appropria-
tons, or the large funds with which
many similar institutions in our coun
Try are endowed, this college still con-
tinues to advance in the march of i'm
provcment. ard now stands nneq'al
led IN science, IN discipline, and in
RUNNERS. The catalogue for the pre-
sent year presents the following sum
mary: seniors, rs; Juniors, SO, sophie
mores. 1873; freshmen, 81; medic. !
students, II; resid III graduates, %;
total, AIS Tae college buildings
are, as yet, inadequate to the accom-
mod4tjon Of all the slu tents, though it
is but a short period since new col.
legc Was built, and we learn with
pleasure that he corporation has rssol-
we'd TO build new chapel in the en-
sung summer, which is to occupy The
space between the two northern build
ings.-Nep Hluen lie; aid,
NORTH CAROLINA GOLD
RALEIGH, " C.. DEC. Eve
,aays eaap ceye,Ai a.eourf. iu distant
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25
[ ReclSier.

Deer Hm,,--A party Of gentlemen from Al.
hemarie county. Va about tweny IN number.
retl,ned. few days ago, from hunting ex-
cug on On the vest side Of the Glue Ri'ige.--
1n,y killed and Dlo't home EtsnTEES DEER.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, to all thoss
~ who gave their Notes, at the sale
of the property Of Flnn hiller, deed
that they are now due, and in my hands.
for collection. You are therefore re-
quested to come forward, and discharge
them, as long indulgence viii not be
gwen.
JAMES ROBINSON.
December -, 1873.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

A Lexington, (Ky) paner contains
a caution, BY order OF the Baptist As
ISOLATION, against certain preacher
WHOM the names of Nj. Lntoc,
Nj. Mendon, Mays, &c and has been
in the habit of imposing on the good
people OF the west In addition to a
most unprepossessing account of his
person and address, he is unnesitating-
ly charged with stealing almost any
thing that falls III his way, and adding,
by way Of climax to his otheranti Gle
rical characteristics, that ofLy. NC ex
travagantly.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

Re1 M. Summerfeld We have great So
tistaclcn (ssys the Democratic Press) in stating
that recent accounts from Europe assure US OF
the perfect recovery of the health of the Rev
Mr.. Symmetrical He is expected in the Uni
ted States, in all the present winter,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

PreSiLel'ial .Vo'nlnnti0n. DE Witt Clinton
has been nomins,ed for President. and Gen.
Andrew Jackson for Vice President, by q snu-
merous andIrespectable meeting ofthe C tiers
Of Jefferson county, 0ho,' he.a ~ tue toWa OF
Steubenvle, on Tuesday ID of Dec. The
meeting also protested against the system Of
congressional caucus nomm4tions
At meeting OF respectable number ofthe
citizens OF Cincinnati, Ohio, it was resolved.
that they would ever oppose b. al lawful
means, the odious system OF legislative and
congressional caucussng'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

Captain Phillips, of the brig 10
mer. arrived at BeltImore, from Rio
Janeiro, states, that large qoantiiy
Of Wheat from the Cape IF Good
Hope, computed at $4,000 bushels,
arrived at Rio three days previous 10
his sailing.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-12-25

DIED, on Sunday last, ELizsBETH
daughter Of John Il. Cooke, Esq. o
this place, in the third year of her age.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
Utter AIRY.

The f,ilowing extract Of letter from
female correspondent, containing, En-
PEASANT, her opinion Of the Pioneers, may
be amusing to some OF our readers
[yNew York Statesmen.
81 have been reading the Pioneers, and
like it exceedingly; but. after some deli
beraiion, conclude that it is rather inte-
nor to the Spy Perhaps it is owing to
the scene being laid occasionally in vii
lsse tavern, instead of Washngton's ar
my, and TO The incongrui;y exhibited in
the character Of "the judge" who, instead
OF supporting the dignity Of his Otice, is
as merry and jovisl as the bes. OF the
good fellow" WHO are served with due
grace by Dame Hollister. Still, as whole,
the picture is fine, and the occasional de-
fec,s only serve to heighlen the beauties,
which discover themselves in every page.
At any rate, the author can DEFY any Eng
fish competitor 10 Introduce one 20 plea
san,er place for love scene, than Is ex.
hibited on the top Vi a mountain, with
the woods all on fire around them, Mohe-
gan toastiDg upon one side, and Leather
stockings pink pbiz, half developed in
smoke. ON the other.
IL could wish the author had not taken
US through porch OF 800 psges Or so, to
get US into the house on such cold eve
ming, and alter SO many shots and snow
tumbles. II is TOO much like the tedious
Uakno&n OF course the female part OF
the world are 10 love with Oliver Edwards,
though never could SEE wHy he was 50
aglialed and reluctant to have his grand
father seen. Was it pride Could not his
proud soul endure the idea OF his Toe See
ing him 10 my opinion it would have
been better 10 nave shown him in the face
of the man who be supposed had injured
him. and to have upbraided HIN with bis
! Injustice. However, ] cannot pretend 10
know the feelings OF The young naa SO
we'll as Dir. Cooper"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
PRAIRIE DOGS.


The Rev Samuel Glddings, Of ST. Lou
is, who took tour among tie Western
Indians last Spring aud Summer, gives
the following account in his Journal, OF
these singular animals:
"JUNE a, 822.--We passed village
OF 6srblng squirrels, or prairie dogs. hey
nave the appearance OF The grey squirrel
in color and shape, hat are three tunes as
large Their noise exactly resembles that
OF line smaller kind Vi dogs. They bur
row in The earth, and are never seen tar
from their habitation. they live on grass
and heritage; and not spear ut grass IS
suffered TO grow within tbe bounds OF their
vilage, On the first appearance OF dan
ger, they fee 10 the u,oulb Of their bar
row, and when it comes near. they enter,
and can rarely be driven out by smoke or
wster.-Thuussnds dwei IN The same vii
lage, forming little community. Their
burrows are from ,en 10 twenty feet apart,
with mound of dirt al the entrance, OF
from one to two ieet I'D height, which
serves as watch-,cwer. On the APP
proach OF danger, they raise 40 iucessant
barking We were much annoyed dur
Jog the night by the barking @, these AMI
mals,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29

that owing to fear that she wcu,d os
,,,her CRANK. she has not san enough, an
will not keep way With the heet, w'tnou'
SCAM. unless IN calms. IL IS a g liiah'
sight to see her IN hight weather. Piayins
rnnud without ragut sail we nave
been literally bemmed IN with boats SINCE
our arrival as Il isa rare sight to see
craft" GO. the wind to tue contrary no''
outstanding.
The sinyuls, achievement OF the brig
Bru,us, OF which we gave an account yes
terdsy, is described III letter from laP.
Lewis. 10 his owner in this city, III Inc
following extract. The Brutus was not
armed and bad crew of enly I'D men,
but had ON board some cannon for CON.
Porter's squadron. which she made sue
cessiul use OF, although she was without
poavdsr.
1nompsou's Island, Key Vest, FEB. 92d.
"On the 10Th inst. | put into Key Vacas
for water, having been short tor seTefa'
DAYS. A few hours alter came 10,
Spanish polacre brig came in with ~ men
on board, armed with ID muskets, IL cut
lasses, aud o,her small arms. a shof;
time after she anchored, ] went on b0Sru
TO enquire where she came from - dc
first man saw, was one OF my former
crew in the brig Harmony. Tbs excheu
my suspicious; ADD | returned on board Tue
Brutu., mounted two IL Founders, got
spring on The cable, aud hailed The span
ism brig, then about rs yards from US, 10
send her boat with the captain ana papers
on d.--After some delay, the captain,
two other officers, with four men, came Oh
board. ien4uired for their commission,
hut they had none then asked for their
other papers, Of any kind, but they had
none except journal which bad been
kept Tor 3 or 4 days. So | detained the
officers and men OH board the Bru,us, and
sen, to examine their vessel. Every thing
GA beard appeared 10 have been stolen,
therefore determined to bring her to Key
West, Tor the inspection OF Com. Porter /;
she arrived here with ne this day. Com.
Patterson, who is now here, surveying,
approves of my conduct, and assures me
Com. Porter will do the same. The brig
has on board, flour, butter, lard, rice, silks,
Irish linen, wine. brandy, and sou'e Span
ish cedar. Yours respectfully,
S. }. LEWIS.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29

sia. will remain faithful 70 his Paci6c .v..
.tem-eyen though the new piopos,tins ii
Lord Slrangtord sbruid not receive a IA.
yorabie reception al Con,t.niIDGpie. Al;
the Russian consn!s employed III Turk-,
al The commensurate 81 lie Insuife, ton
and vino might haSe sLcuu,as Ell 1t !Io,,i
motives proceeding iionI he Common te
let. have been rep;at cd. The em,gran,
Buya.js oil EalaCbIa. 10 return into their
country, having nothing ~ expect from
Russia.
As soon as the 6rst dispatches arrives
at H.rmanstadt, a Secretary OF Russia
Religion will 60 to FonstantInopie TO cou..
meIce the diplomatic connexions between
the two Courts.
Pans, jan s9.-The English Anba..
sador had despatched cougiers ex,raordl.
nary for all the principal towns In Europe.
Ii was reported that Sir Charles Slewar.
had been noticed in the crowd as private
individual, at the meeting OF deputies,
while the kings speech was delivered.
None of The suite ot the Englis emba,,
.y had appeared ,n the tribune, the place
destined Tor those attached 10 foreign em.
bsssies; which observation recalled sno.
Their circumstance that the minister OF
England at Madrid accompanied by suIle
were present. at the meeting OF the Span
ish Cories on the 9Th OF this mouth, N
which the Spanish government ConmunI-
Gated the answers made 10 the notes OF lie
Holy Alliance.
Several Spsnards OF distinction, were
about TO leave Paris tor London, TO em-
bark after for Spain.
|, is announced that the French army n
to be divide into three principal todIes,
lhe army OF Eastern Pyrennes, or Of Ga.
talonia, to be under the orders OF The .Mar-
shal Duke OF Rsgusa; the array OF the
Centre, or OF Arragon, 10 be COMMANDED
by the MsrsbaI Duke OF Reggie and the
army oil the Western pyrenDes OF cl Ma.
varre. under the COmmsnu Of the General
Marquis oil Laurlslrr.
The Duke lie .Aus 3uIeme will have The
Chief command OF the three divisions aud
that the minister OF war, Marshal Duke OF
Beiune, viii act as major general uuier
the prince. Il is added that the General
Cnotlosguet, who is about TO bp under Sc.
cre!ary OF state, will act as under minister
OF war, in the absence ct The Duke ct
Be'une.
Abou. fifteen o. sixteen thousand French
troops were about to quit the northern
frontier 10 join the army OF the PyreIees.
A council OF his maiesty's ministers took
place on The e9th OF January in whic.
the king PRESIDED, aAd were together an
hour and a bali,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

from The Boston Patriot Of March g.
The arrival al this port of the brig Oak,
captain Weeks, from Havre, whence be
sailed on the "a February, furnishes US
with few days later intelligence from Eu
rope. Capt. w. states verbally that war
was considered unavoidable, and at the
time be sailed, the troops were leaving
Paris, to join the tain army, preparatory
to their march for the Spanish capital.
Produce Of all kinds had risen in prices.
He also states that iate Paris paper
contains al address of duke D'Argouleme.
commander OF the French arnies, setting
forth the object CT their mach to Spain,
which was 10 ieinsla!e King Ferdinand on
the throne.
The Spanish Ambassador. the duke OF
San Lorenzo, lei, Paris tor London the
day before capt Weeks sailed. He WAS
present at grand parry; given by the
English Ambassador at Paris, On the eve
ming OF the 9S:h Jan.
II was generally believed in Paris tha.
no other declaration OF war would be made
than that already ia existence.
Accounts lroR Perpignan, OF e2d Jan
state, that about 5000 of the iactious en-.
tered Olet and after piliaging and ieryiDg
contributions upon the inhabitants, were
attacked by 100 men from tie divisions
OF Gers. Llabera and MiIans, and defeat
ed with the loss OF $50 killed, great
number wounded, and 500 stand OF arms.
PARIS, Jan 80.
CHAMBER OF PEERS
Affecting of The e9th January-Tbe
chamber proceeded 10 the nomination Of
special commission of FIVE members for
the drawing up Of an address in answer
10 the speech Of his Mgesty-this com.
MISSION is composed of the marquis OF
Pastoret, the duke OF Dondesuvllle the
Bishop Of Hermopoiis, the prince OF POI
lignac, and the duke of Lewis.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
Ii was remarked that the seats Of the
left centre were almost entirely empty
M. Manuel occupied the place OF the eI'
honorable B. Constant.
The president drew by lot the division
Of the men bers into 8 committees Tor the
examination Of their powers. Alter the
drawing OF it, the president announced
that the list OF committees wou'd be liked
up in the hall OF conference, and request
ed the deputies to proceed thiiber ior the
purpose Of reporting the next day
A letter from Odessa, dated the 9th OF
January, says, that the monarch OF Rus-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
Extract of letter from an officer on board
g., SLaa.a C..HInt Cen lL.ni

Extract of a letter from an officer o" board
he U. States Steam Gaiiiot Sea Gull,
dated at 81. Thomas, March, 3, 1898.
eve have just arrived, after safe and
pleasant lsssaee, the Gulf stream always
excepted. An American brig bound tor
New York, and to be off in hall an hour,
will .ake this, safely | hope. We have
hu, Just cons TO. and have taken round
through the harbor, to the utter ss'onIsh-
men, OF the nst,yes, who have never seen
sucn ar article in these seas 60 our Steam
Gull. They took her, on entering The
harbor this morning, toT vessel on nre.
We came IN irr coal. The first DIVISION
Ut scbi,. is already beating out ct The bar
Dor. We sbal he OF again Tomorrow.
with the remainder ct the squadron; all
wide a. AXE, happY. full OF spirits and ex-
pec'snUn, and only want an opportunity
TO show our proves. The Sea Gull an
swers admirably, AM westher-d blow
in the Gulf Stream III grsst STYLE. The
on!y fault that Can te todad with her is,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-29
FURTHER EXTRACTS.
From the foreign Journals receired at
the Federal Gazette office, by the
last arrivals from EurODe.
SECRET TREATIES.

last ayriUais from Europe.
SECRET TREATIES.
From The London morning Chronicle.
The king OF France, according to
the opinions of tkoso who know him
personally, is clever nan. How then
must we have startled ct the discio-
sures made to him by the Duke ofWei,
hngtcn, on his arrival from Verona, OF
the secret treaties elisting betuee"
Kassia and Aastrsa, anu the occult
Vaccinations these two Powers have
long been Carrying on for their own
purposes and individual sggrandise.