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NOTICE


'tWAl we nndersgned vill Friday the 18th nf
- next month guue) the house of Thomas Acrse in
henrico county, called New Mnret proceed to settle his
administration accounts the estate Of VIM. Mitchell
dece''ed late Of Spring Hill IN county before com
soner' appointed for that purpose She county court
oi henrlco BENZ. MUSUY, Admir- n
LA. sasy -. z-lW Wm Mitchell, dec.
IE'HOSk persons indebted Ire estate Gf IJFNTNWTN
u TATE, dec. viii please naie payment and THOSE av
tug claims against said estate will please present sern
May o.
IN HANCEBYe-ULite,i States Court, fifth circuit and
y Virginia district November So ig22-
Walter Dun, executor the last will ard testament of
Jgbn Graham deceased, pH
AgoinH
Ihonas TAYLOR, John Brockenbroueh Philip ROGERS and
John Browu surviving Of fhe lafe firm nfraha
Jo{lur aud Company, William Hay jun Charles y Anrdo
nfa James ~ Anthony. Dgffs.
Upon the motion ut Inc plaintiff the rouri doth dire one
Tie commissioners Co take and report the ac-
Of Graham Taylor L 90. aud of tie advances made v Tho
several pacners 10 The fran and and settle a.
l"nces dnr m The rm 90 ibr several partners ersoC
'"e cue iron thr partners respectively tie rrr
- He SINUS which f several ought
oiH'r in respect " TIE matters relating the said
-and ile i'inud BIAS leave amend bis bhl aui make
rev parties
copv-Tezte RICHARD IEFFRTEs. Cis.
laviHg appointed she 23d ay OF ris next flr rsr nr
nc awe order into effect the paries egred ro
qrrrel 10 attend MY Office with their accounts and
fo'cher- FOR settlement, by
Commissioners Office, Rbh-}
MONT May 70, 1913. 5-w,dr
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f"H in virtue nj decd OF trust executed Nv Thomas
~. Walihau 10 the suiscriher Tor eeetsi, ,.nr,,.
rFen expressed, wiz be sod n e hiches; bidder f,r
DE tract ~ lard in ME said deed leri,Gned n,
'e ngred add nuetv-ss scres, De tho fine more or
ms o. the fra-t wei known hv fic uaup T otf.r't
7r Frsno is reunrAabig -rti'r mostly in 40 oods i ~ Ia
"otiHf the "tirron ni -'fa-fs Such THE l B. convey.
'ieved, =. unqus.iioishlr.
Msyt7
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NOTICE

A LTHouGU the hands the Canal have been generally
ha"y,yet rs reasonable suppose that sickness
must during the summer and fall the
being DESTROYS provide fuI such may stu
alton to e taken uf, is DESTROYS with sumo
in the county ot Henrico, well some in the
county Gouchland receive and of such
may him under authority derived from the Eng
Superintendent the work. Apply TO Nloncurc
Robinson, Engineer.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
hIya27. 4 J's Canal
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WFSTERN AGFNCY

VIE subscriber agent for citizens OF Vir-
= gina- having toun IL necessary establish an
tr" NJ the SET Of Government n Kenturkv procured
assistance with view ofextendng his business will
now receive agencies FOR doing business descriptions
ior selling land investigating titles, prosecuting suits paw
ing taxes copcting money, &C. 70 aid him In which he
mas engaged the hest counsel in the state Having een
engaged IA this business five years he has been
sary compelled procure extensive connected surveys
tue country with every laid down. 80 as to shew all
TIE titles conflicting with H. these connections
60 ne feels strong confidence in his ability determine
their relative strength These connections already extend
upwards OF 800 miles the Ohio river ihey rradu-
ally enla ginp hat after while hopes npon the re-
eeip Of an agency for land, able TO determine tho
strength fthe title, and from his acqua
we country to know the quality the land without mucl,
nchHy, The Subscriber has also Office established in
wenbor"ug ai the Yellow Banks. where in his absence
MS brother Philip Tripiett, will his hnsiness-
ana M MS absence from Frankfort his business will
Iende' 10 by ME- 4. Z. Huneg Letters directed tn the
su'crherat Frankfort posi- prtd. will promptly atten-
e1 % Application can also he made Mr.. Tlin Green
o. hichmond, Va who will make known the terms md i,
authorized 70 enter into contracts foi agencies.
- ROBERT TBIPLErT.
NOiE-lt NAV not he aniss inform the citizens OF
virginia who hold land and have agents Kentucky
trt their land may he lost for want nf attention. bv for
rre Tor nnn-payment of Lixes, Limitations IN bring
Ie sus aud In opening DEGREES obtained y default
umeSupon very fmsy grounds death of witnesses, who
can now establish their claims, and other wavs MANY
esrtady thus ost-but supposed be lost which
hshi Nv COOL management he reclaimed
April 70. tto-,f r T
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TEN DOLLAKS REWARD

x ANYWAY from the subscriber, Saturday night last
Dr. John Adams. lie is made q wears of ave about
icrt or inches high had ON when he went away a
rdahout and panaloons Of corduroy and carried, will
hi'S black coat and pantanons banhrt &c. He is prob
ably lurking about this city county Of Hanover
where he has relaiion attempting 20 the North
Nav ?. nd TOITN a; VILLAINS
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v p l-w6w J. RODERTsONlIr Rcr. I. Or
RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY

E next session viii commence the day of May
under the dTectono MIR. HawkeSwOrth,a gentleman
emineny qualified discharge the duties thereof Parents
ami guardians maybe convinced of the fact, by enaurng
~ ne ntshoorhood OF treerickshurg where he has
sided Tor several years. With equal success al
tending this institution, have the Gathering prospect of
disseminating years. The hPaItnes of The iiu,tien
well known, and the boarding department conducted v
Mr. Daniel Turner. who has Invariably given satisfaction
Terms of board and tuition as heretofore
AITil -. iI2-f THE TpI-STEEc
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Richmond Horse .i0rbef <, TjreI1 ,SI1,LJe

JttCHHVHu HUT8t .IfdFhet 3 IfUery iSTuble.
TEliE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and The
IL public that he has recently built large and cop,no
dous stable the Old Market the cross street lead
ing from thence the DOCK; where he Will keen horses or
livery with strict attention good fare. He will also
Keep horses carriages and gigs hire on
terms.
Nv an arrangement with Messrs Brooke Hubbard auc-
toneeTs horses put into his stable for sale car Ice sold at
auction, every Tuesday Friday, his stable which
being the market affords best mar, for the sale of
that kind OF property lie solics share Of the puc
patronage JOHN BLACKWELL.
March oo 90
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Richmond TIunDibe COmDnuU.


T1lIIE stockholders in the Richmond Tu1npite Company
Il will please iak- notice that their general
ing i, The first Monday in month and that will
be held the Eagle OIe in the CITY Richmond
o'clock ia The evening - that day. \ puurtal
Is requested. N. SHEPPARD Clerk.
VIA s..
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" PROCLAMATION

OF THE PROVISIONAL JUNTA OF THE SPAN
lsh GOVERNMENT TO THE SPANISH NATION, &:
" GENEROUS SPANGARDs After three
years OF public calamity, brought ON our
country by the rebellion of some guilty sons,
The day oipeace at length rises for YOU, and
with ii the happy influence of order and ius-
tice
" Europe, affected by yonr misrortunes.
and fallgued by the cries of srdtion, calls viii,
All IFS prayers for the termination of your
calamcs; and generous descendant OF ST.
Louis IS crossing your frontiers at the head of a
faithful and glorious army, TO assist your
Efforts, and accomplish your wishes.
Spanlards, these are no longer those
hostile standards which formerly threatened
your liberty: il is the banner Of peace. borne
by valiant warriors. This banner is destined
To heal the wounds which anarchy has made,
to cover with its protecting shield those
brave men who are about 10 restore the throne
and the altar, aud to deliver our unhappy
King and his august family from The captivity
10 winch they are held by a handful Of rebel
Iious subjects.
THIS eminent service which our allies are
rendering us acquires new luslrr from fine
1 d'slnterestednrss and generosity which govern
/ " your Government Httests on lis honour
I and truth, that no sentiment Of ambition
/ or interest mixes with this noble resolution :
the common danger arising from the mis-
chiefs with which the revolution threatens
Europe, has gwen 10 political virtue IFS ancient
instrc and chlvalruts character IL is consoling
( to humanity to see the resolutions Of Cabinets
and the councils of Kings offer sublime and
+ repeated examples of that policy, which has
not for It's object increase Of territory or in.
/ tercsted treaties, but the consolidation Of the
] principles ofiusiice and Of the foundations o
society threatened with universal dissolution.
SPanlards- Europe renders Justice tc
/ your loyalty. IL knows that il is one Of IN,
virtues when must enno5le your characters
u IS Tar from cortouuding your generous senti
mcnts with thuse attrih tel 10 von nv IN.
friends OF Revolution, ia order 70 cover win
The name of the general opinion or tho ration
ihr ctrc~scs rd rri'lcs ~ 70 fari1n.
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PnLLic ,SnLt of Lots in EYorrnce-

ON the 2i,h day Of July next the town Of Florence
~ the Trustees o the Cypress Land Company, in conor-
miN Win the articles of associations will the
sale ~ IN" property belonging the company, the high
est bidder on credit OF eighteen and thirty months
continue from day 60 day until all is sold. Much the
property yet he sold is ve.y desirable valuable
Ihe urge Brick Tavern and appurenauces, all the un
soh LOIS IN the town,a great oui-lots and small
tracts OF land the terry lot north side of
aud Campbes ferry and The fraction Of land attached
on the north side II the river the row in
the occupation OF Dr. Wondcock will then he offered nr
sale The terms of SALE half purchase money pay
allie IN eighteen months, and the other half in thirty
months from the day of sale. Bond and approved security
will be required.
LEROY POPE,
THOMAS RIRE,
JOHN COFFEE,
JAMES JACKSON
DABNEl MORRIS trustees
hy John Craig his
in fact
j. MCKINLEY,
February 81. a6-wids
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~ Virne ut certain indenture daled the day OF
Apr 1871 between Jaqueline Is. iIaryie others
rue s Par the SUBSCRIBERS trustees Of the second part
'H George winston OF The third part and Of record in The
me premises ni public auction the highest bidder
ready money! on Monday the 9th day June next flair
ifno she fair day thereafter the following lois or par-
ceS oi land designated in The plan Of the of Sydney
~ the following numbers 535 300 500 SOL SO2 sos 3O5
S57 35a $50 $40 SAL 49, 367 3ss 5Ga $40 ST. 72 which
ioiS "dJoin Scuieiown the noTthward aud westward
ana are on and near the Westham old many
the said lots will be sufficient paw and satisfy the m
lance que to the assignee of the said arve, the said
Winstou under the said trust and on account OF
MS put chase Of the land therein mentioned.
The sale viii commence II o'clock aud if not finished
on the first day thereof will be continued on the next
hair, and II not, the next fair day thereafter.
THOMAS TAYLOR,)
j. HOTII
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NEGROE. Wa -iTED-


/ WISH TO hire abort twenty large BOYS and YOUNG
D ME- for the balance Of the wear.
Richmond. February 49, ST
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COMMITTED to the inil Of ROCKING 'ian county Va ON
- me lst o. January last negro man who calls himself
uE~6E who at times says he s free and M other tiucs
SAYS he Is slave aud by profession brick maker; he is nj
very dark complexion, high cheek bones Gat nose Thin lin
scar n'cr Tue right eye small scar NJ the outside of
'he lets had on when committed old patc he'd pair IT
p"uiaoons' domestic grey cloth great cua and aipb
breasted cose-5odrd cont of The knd he is six er
Wg very stout made and ahuut 50 wears Of agevs III,
WIS iaised in Essex county ya-fnmutfftrd to
AZ Inc same Tine lkcly negro girl who calls herself II
MA ana SAYS she is The daughter Of Tie aipve name,
Gcrge she Is shout % yeafs age, dark complexion
' nose aud lhick lips visible mark or scar fsct ~
nches hig had ON when committed nm old riding dress
he rest ol her clothing old and indifferent The ON ner ar
owners, II any are hereby npfiar 10 con. forward Mos,
properly, pay CHARGES and take thctn away nr the "a ~
Assembly, made and provided in runaways will he
stricT complied with. WIZ u"
APra ~. it0-wt2w IAcon soucR. Iailor
w AZ committed t. The ja or IOu,i coUn,1 ~ nm la
v I'm feiTuary last, negro woman nnnicd NETtA
NJ Willy who states that she b. was the rr,ner', az
w h3Wen ' ne CITY of Richmond. came ,,ioinsa
on zoe tenaey i'niy 10 about the town of Alr1sn
flN W. N'm mr. fn"en upon his removal from Hic huo
ave her permission 10 shin for herself or return t ~
i'nif on TIE fenuleys Alexardris Size is -tu 81.
q" 80 'af ui age. Of ORDINARY size no prcuIiar r,f I'D
-'. '""t hrr-complans II considerable ia64rrifv l H.
SUN Neff healthy appearance The nucr &. hrrr. -,
lu," 'p come forward. prove property, nv chnrgcs a.,
AXE her away, or she viii be deli will ~ the sW de,
Map ~ 3--~tZ~ JOIN " PnIUF. J,,,r
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SERYANTS 81 H0RSEs E0p -


VIE subscriber having disposed uf his interest in the
Richmond and Petersburg line Of stages offers for
SAFE one OF the best C'ri0ge Dyisrs America having
been accustomed - drive six in hand Also an pxp.rt
sehmSiress and adys madsevera carriage horse. and a
hr,i rate riding horse The brinr vel Disposed
viii not he sold 10 any person who will carry them Out of
me state WILLIAM TAZEWEIL.
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Aprn22
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c4RYER. CoRK 80 q ARm MAnER.

NIyn-27.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-19

ces from Spain, are to be believed, we
say whhou, hesitation that the Spa
niards will not concede one Jo', DOR nego.
cia,e at 4A until the invaders retire 10
their own territory.
Our money ,narke. continues in a state
of deplorable inactivity Consols 8lt.
A letter from Paris states. that the
Duke of Angou!eme has ordered the ar
rest of BessIeres, who is to be tried tor
violation oil bis instructions.
GENoA. May give learn that line
of battle ship has lately sailed from Tou-
lon, and that another was nearly ready.
A irigate and storeship were 10 the outer
roads, and some line Of battle ships, fri.
gates, and briggs have sailed as they got
ready for sea. Some OF them are cruizlug
on the coast Of Spain. A brig of war has
sent back two Sandman bIIgs' with corn
from Tarragona, bound to Barcelona
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DISTINCTIVE FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, July l7-Yesterday after.
noon, about o'clock, fire broke out in a
stable IN Kunke street, below Callowhillst
bacR of the Pennsylvania Farmer, and before
O'Clock DESTROYED more buildings & merchan
die then an, one which has happened since
the memorable fire in Dock street, about IA
years ago.
The fire commenced in Kunkle street and
extended up Knnkle to Callowhiii, down Cal
lowhill to Third street. and down Third street
to house belonging to and occupied by Mr.
Isaac Davis, where its progress was arrested
The mum Der of houses destroyed and 'nateriaE
ly damaged, VIC understand, to be between ~
and So
The following are among the sufferers
Messrs. Matthias l. Heatons, z. y Z. Kendall,
George Shanks, Charles Miller, } Limerick,
Charles J.. Suffer, j Carson, Isaac Davis and
Henry Pratt, Esq.
< We hope this will show the corporation of
the Northern Liberties the proprlety OF having
the Schuyikill Later introduced; as no doubt
there would not have been halt the damage Sus-
tanned had the supply Of water been more a
bundant.
Great praise Is due to our Engine and Hose
Companies, who turned out with their accus-
toned alacrity; We are informed that some Of
the dose Companies had attachments as low
down as the corner of Third and Arch street.
freeman's Jour.
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Notice to Undertakers.

TINE undersigned, commissioners, ap.
l. pointed by the Court of King George
county; for the purpose of having such all
terations made in their existing JAIL, as
will render It secure, and in all respects
conform to the requisites OF the law ON
that SUBJECT, will attend st the Court
House of the said county, Oh Tuesday the
7th day Of August ensuing, that being
court day, and lie: this job to the lowest
bidder. As it is the intention OF the court
to have the Jail made as secure as possbles
the undersigned request tbl. each one dis"
posed to offer tor the work shall prepare
plan and estimate. The present Jail lisa
brick building, containing two rooms oHa
floor. The rooms at the East end-that Is,
one on the ground and one above il,
are IA feet by LEI. The rooms at the
West end, arranged in the same way are
IA by III.
DaUid T. CheUis,
dustin Smith,
James G. Taliferro, sen.
Samuel Oldham.
King. Geo. CO. July IL, 1928.
July Is TIA.
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;S9 MARINE LIST, Sss
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ARRIVED-JULY II,

ARRlVED-JULY II.
Ship General Llngan, Crabtree,
Baltimore; ballast TO j. III. Laid & Co.
Sailed,
Schr. Priscilla. Imohr, West Indies,
Schr. Celia, Fuller, Salem.
Schr, Friend to-Peace, Patuxent.
Steamboat Potomac, jenkins, Nor.
folk.
ARRIVED-JULY Is,
Brig Warren, NJ Owen, from Bel
fast, (ireland) via Norfolk, salt, to J.
II Ladd & Co.
Schc. Union, Cole, from N. York,
sugars 10 s. Messersu,ith, dry goods &
goceries 10 different merchants of the
district.
Sch. J. R. Tyler, from Norfolk, new
potatoes and water melons, to the mas
ter.
Brig Jane. Patterson, from Kenne'
bunk and last from Richmond, ballast
to Il. III. Rowland.
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Public Sale.


FINDER the authority of deed Of
trust, dated Sd day Of August, 1919,
from Daniel F. Dulany and Sarah his vile.
to the subscriber, shall expose to public
sale all that
Tract or Parcel of Land,
lying and being in Fairfax County, Va.
and James, her sons, resided, on the date
OF said deed. The said tract contains ac-
cording to the survey thereof made by
John Summers, $50 acres. The sale
will take place at Clagett's Hotel, in the.
town Of Alexandra, on Saturday 9th day
Of August next, at Il o'clock A. NJ. TERMS
OF sale, cash. -.
GEO. BEALE, Trustee.
june 8 2awts
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AUCTION SALES.
Trustees Sale.

DURSUANT TO deed OF Trust dated
i October the first 1890 from Charles
Ewell to the subscriber, to secure the pay
menl of certain debts due to George X.
Gather and George Carson & Co. will be
sold for cash, atthe front door OF the Court
House, in Brentsville, on the first Monday
Of September next, tract or parcel OF
land, lying partly in the counties Of Eau.
quier and Prince William, estimated to
contain three hundred and thirty acres.
The above land was purchased by he
said Ewell of certain John Taylor aud
wife, and is tolerably we'll adapted to tho
production Of the staples of the country
Sale to commence at l2 NJ.
T. w. HEWITT, Trustee.
july Is IS
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Printing Establishment,
FOR tSALE.

THE Editor Of the 'Winchester Gazstte,
i induced by considerations arising out
of his ale domestic affection, offers his es-
tabIisbment for sale.-There are perhaps,
few similar establishments in the interior
of the country, which have commanded a
more regular and substantial patronage
than the one now offered for sale and to
one disposed and qualified TO assume the
duties Of az Editor, IFS local situation and
the importance OF the town of W inchester,
offer the most fattering inducements The
terms will be made scconmodaling-Let
tiers, post paid, addressed TO the subscriS-
er, shall be promptly attended to
JOHN HEISKELL.
July Is st
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Strayed or Stolen.

ON the 9Th July, bright BAY MARE
~ about ID hands high; supposed to be
about 8 or 10 years old, stout made; had
scars on each of her sides, midliug high
up: Also, a mark on her near shoulder,
with the figures believed to be) 60; her
tail rather short and her name very thick
and busby. Twill pay FIVE dollars 10 any
person whs will return her 10 me in Alex
andris. ROBERT Stafford.
July 10
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Five Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from my house on Friday,
IL 10th of July, white man by the
name of WILLIAM EASTON. and took
with him rs dollars. rather expect he
has gone the Dumfres road, as he hiss
mother and father living 10 CbarlotsyllIe.
He is man about FIVE feet ten inches
high, dark complexion, thin yisaga and
round sbouldered; he has kind Of dIstem-
per 10 his nose, and walks as il he had
something the matter with bis hips; he bad
on roundabout and pantaloons OF striped
domestic cotton, blue striped MarseiIIes
vest, and black hat. will give the above
reward TO any person who will lodge the
SAID runaway IN any jail so that be can be
brought 10 punishment.
HESEKIAH COLE.
july Is st
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POSTSCRIPT.
From the n. York Mercantile .ado. July l6
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

By the ship Commerce. we have receiv-
ed Glasgow papers to the 7ih of June,
containing London dates of the 4th and
Paris of Inc Cd Of that month.
By The extracts which follow,it appears
that the French troops continued to meet
With but little opposition. Nothing is said
relative TO any negotiations. except what
will be found under the Paris head, that
The new Ministry at Seville entertain the
same opinions as Abisbal, and that we
shall soon have proof OF il.
Il remarked as curious, that Moneys
Despatch Of the 28th, takes no notice OF
me attack upon Vich, two days previous.
The French and Royalist Force which
entered Madrid, amounted to $1,000 men.
!, is said that large force has proceeded
towards Seville, where. say the French
papers, important events will rapidly de-
yelope themselves.
FRENCH ARMY.
GERoNA. May 93.-Gen. Donnsdieu is
al Manreza. The enemy, 10 the number
OF 900 men, and $50 horses, FIRST appear
ed disposed TO defend himself, but soon
took to aigbt. General Aymon pursued
him killed about 10 OF his men, and took
several prisoners.
Nina quilted Moys on the 2ist, at 8 o.
clock m the morning.. and proceeded to
San Cugat.
The several divisions OF the fourth corps,
have received orders to advance towards
Barcelona we shall continue however, TO
occupy the most important points.
Tstsgraphic Dispatch.
"MADRlD, May 25-morning-The
Duke Of Reggie entered Madrid yesterday
morning, with his division OF the army
The troops were in the finest order, and
received with enthusiasm
"The most perfect order reigns in the
city.
"MADRID, May &c M,-The Duke
Of Anguuleme TO The President OF The
Council OF Ministers.
"A Regency during the captivity Of the
King, bas just been nominated Ii is COM
posed If tue Duke del lntsntado, Presi.
dent, The Duke de Montabar, Baron d'F-
roles, the Bishop OF Osma, and NJ. Calde-
roo.
Nothing new here--all is quiet
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Capt. Sheed, of the ship Factor, from Lis
bon, brings Lisbon papers to the 18th June -
There rad been a revolt of the troops in that
city, but order mad been in great measure re-
stored by the king promising new constitu-
ton. a6id.
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Lost.

4 N English made GOLD BREAST
N PIN with a Topaz stone, set with
pearls. If found by gentleman or lady,
they will please hand il to the Printer; if
by servant, a suitable reward will be gil
ven. 81 july I9