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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02

VI cCfcdie, Robert Sprirc, ard Poly l,isn;fc. k;$
der Bell and Adalinda his wife, SamuelClarkc. ir.
heir OF Samuel Clarke, dec. and James S,co,oc-
Ch.istopher Clarke, and John Galloway, surviving
eNs OF James Galloway, dec. and Mary c. Gallo
way, admx. and GEORGE, Darlington Ann EI;,.
Foyctte, Sarah and Alvra Galloway. cbildrc,, ,rS
heirs OF George Galloway, dec who was also ono of
inc eSf $. ana devsees Of the said James Galloway
uee' ana - Read, admir-. or exr. of VIM. Cal.
loway, senr. dec. who another cxr of the said
james Galloway, dec. and the same John Galloway,
ana w illiamCal!oway, James Galloway, Henry 4
Galloway, Ahner Galloway, Thomas CaIlow,v
Polly Brown, Lucy Galloway, William Lanpborns
aud Catharne his wife, George S,cptoc. Robert
Stsptoe, WIN. Steptoc, Robert Penn and Lucy his
wiie, VIM. Massie and Sarah his wife, Henry S
Langhorne and Frances his wife, Thomas Stcn,oe.
James {. Steptoe, and Jas, S. Frances S. Mary NJ.
julius ID. Frederick, Martha b. &.Francis ID. John
stoii, children Of Charles Johnston Francis Tbor,,
ton, Harry Thornton, James II. Fitzgerald and Eli
2aneth his wife, Murray Forbes and Sarah his wife
knoert Thornton, James J. Thornton, Butler r.
thornton, - and Catharinc his wifi. l,,.
Catharinc Thornton, Elizabeth Alexander. CANA
rine Adams widow of Samuel 6. Adams John Nor
IT'S and N ancy his wife, heirs aud deyisees of tho
sad James Galloway, dec. Defcndonts.
IHE Suhpoenas ad Rcvivcndum, heretofore a
waraed III those causes, being returned executed on
me Defendants VIM. ID. Wren and Beverly RAM
dolph, and they having failed 10 shew s;,aic;n,,
cause to the contrary and with the conseut of thu.
said Ischenar Woodson, and the said heirs nv, ~
presentativcs of George Galloway, dec 1t is ordered
that these suits DC proceeded in in the names r rho
present parties, and be in all things in the some
plight and condition they were in before the d.
mise OF the said deceased parties.
copy, Teste,
w. w. HENING, &C.
Commissioners Office, ,
Richmond, 22d March, 1924. {
The parties interested will please take notice,
that have appointed the 18th day of MAY next. Il,
| commence the accounts directed by the forepopc
order of the Court, which day, at O'Clock,
they arc required to attend my Office in this CITY
with their accounts and vouchers rcady for esnrci
| nation ana settlement. AMOS Lam n. r.
| The parties named in the foregoing suit will
pl ase to take notice, that Friday the 14th tiav
OF May next, at the Office of Commissioner Amos
Laid, III the city of Richmond, and between the
hours OF y O'Clock, a. III. and o'clock, d. m. shall
proceed to take the deposition of William Barr.,t
and others, and continue from day to day. until clio.
SGD, to be read as evidence iii foregoing suit now
depending int the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond district, whcn AMI where YOU NAV
a,lena II you please. VIM. H. DYER,
Qaw4w) Next friend of Jnc. s. Geo aIcCrede.
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LAND ~ GoocHLAND FOR SAFE.

HgY virtue cfa deed oftrust Of record in Gooch-
~ land County Court executed by William Guer-
rant AID wife 10 Thomas Curd AMI william \.
Miller conveying fvc hundred and dfiy five and a.,
half acres Of land bounded by til. land, of Job,,
CurA deed ArchCr Payne and oihcis for the mr.
pose ofsecurlng tnc payment Of certain sums Of INC
nay III SAID iced mentioned; VIC shall sell on the
Z]h cay oil Apih next on Ia; premises for cash al
public auction So much of the said tact Of land as
will be sufficient 10 pay tho balance thai viii re,noir
due and chargeabc of tho debts mentioned in said
deed ofirust together with the interest thereon. and
the costs attending said deed and sale. Acting ~
trustees we shall convey such title only az IS vested
i'll us by said deed.
THOMAS CURD,
WIN. N. MILLER. trustees
GcCchIand March % 1924, A,vt7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02

PRIZES .1LL FLOATING.
Only two more drawings to complete the
Maryland State AotteIy,
No. III.
And al the following great Capitals still remain
to be drawn, viz:
100000 DOLLS. 10000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. 5000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. 7of 1000 DOLLS.
Togetierwith great number smaller prizes.
All the above capitals must be distributed lii
tho two next drawings to some fortunate adven-
turcr. Persons holding SINAI! prizes should re-
new them, and those intcading to procure chances
iii this brilliant scheme, will find it to their all
vantage by making Immediate application. The
highest prize drawn in the last days drawing
was 500.
Wholc Tickets $50 Quarters s.
Halves 10 Eighths ? so
Orders from any part of the Union, by mail,
post pai,O enclosing the cash, or prize tickets,
ton given of the fate Of tickets soon as
drawn, hy
s. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
No. 7oa, .Iain Street, Richmond.
Who had the pleasure of selling and paying
the cash at sight ~ "a citizen Of Richmond,
No. 759,
The great Capital Prize of 100000 Dollars.
The great Capital Of 10000 Dollars, i'll the
first class of the Maryland State Lottery, was
paid by us ut sight; in specie the capital OF
10000 Dollars, in the Sara lottery ordered
by lis for Doct. Thomas Peers of Goochlaud and
the cash paid at sight.
Us The cash will be paid at sight for all prizes
in this lottery if ordered by Us.
S. & NJ. ALIEN G. co.
No. 759 f Street Richmond.
March 80 1t19
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02
CONFERENCE.

Tho Virginia Conference convcncc in Peters
burg, on the 9Th .Mareh, and concluded its
session on the cath.
The following arc the appointments Of the
Preachers.
JAMEs-RIvER DISTRICT.
Caleb Leach, p. L.
Richmond,-E. Drake.
W'iiiidmSbwg-J. +. Andrew.
Gicuceste,-Salnucl Cushcn, Chs. p. Withcr-
spoon.
Hunorer-Ja. HaIcs, Dav o. Shaft elk.
Cof'smti@--jas. Avis, Thos. I.cmay.
Cmpeper-G. w. s. Harper, W. Ialnrnct.
.imheTst-.Hoscs Brock.
MEHERRlN DISTRICT.
II. g. Leigh, 2. f.
Lynchbrg-Thomas Howard
Bedto,M-W. H. Starr, Arson Chadwick.
Buciinshana-H. Alley, L.. f. Jones.
GTeeasoiHc-Jolla ii. Thompson, 81 nacl Tom
Petersburg-Gcc. w. Charlton.
oHechlenbu7y-J. Smith, p. Anderson.
B'Unswick-C. l.. Cody, j. Morrison.
.4G,eiia-J. c. BaIlcw, Is. +. Blake
Cestc,Gc!d--T. II. Brame, .Jno. Kerr
NORFOLK DISTRICT.
Is. Dcyany, P. T..
.NojJof-George NJ. Anderson.
Poyfsmomh-Georgc a Banc.
Princess .lnn-T. Garrard, S. Harrc!l
S"sSer-Cbr istophcr Thomas.
.Hu,rJreesboroughS GdtcS-Cur:is Hooks VIM.
ID. Goodc.
Suffolk ard Surry--Waddill Johnson, w.
Holmes.
YApKIN DISTRICT.
l.. SkiIno-c, p. T..
GranriAe-Pcter Doub.
Franhiin-Jamcs Reid.
Fadkin-rRobert Wilkinson.
h'edeii-Benjamiu w Ogbun.
Sahs6ny-James Dunahay.
EWyOtW-Jcsse Lea.
CasweH-Joakm Lane.
HiHsboroN gh-Thomas Croudcr.
N1CsE DISTRICT.
WIN. COMPTON, P. Z.
.henbwm-F. 4. Ward.
Raicigh CIy-William Leigh
Rrieigh ci,cHit--R. Il. Foster. Harrison 4.
Macon.
I'reat-Rufus Wilec.
ToawH Mlet-Joseph Clrl,.
Beaufort and Straus-.Josh Leigh.
Black acknowledgements Edge.
Tar Riper-Thos Mann. j. II. Watson.
Ha,o Sigcr--Jacob Hill, David Roberts
ROANOKE DISTRICT.
II. Holmes, p. +.
RoInohe-Jos. Carson, G. y. FLOORING. SUD.
Washmgton-T. .N,iire.
Srft Greek md .Aibemaric !So,tnd-Jos. Goode.
acknowledgements FLOYD
Banks nnd Ltrnis--Wm. w. White.
Cumden--Benton Field.
Bernard.
Conference Missionary, John Early.
The following the Delegates elected TO
General Conference, which will commence the
1st Of May int the city of Baltimore.
William Compton, II. G.. Leigh,
l.. Drake, Caleb Leach,
). {. Ballew, Benz. Dcvany,
Henry Holmes, l.. Skidmorc,
John baltimore, reserved member.
All the houses Of worship in tho town were
kindly tendercd to the use of the Conference, and
cordially accepted.
.Huititudcs attended the word even to over
flowing.
There were a number of happy conversions,
and the prospects of revival of religion in the
town arc quite ilattering. The Rev. Enocb
George was the only Bishop that attended the
conference, the other two arc expected at the
Generai conference.
The first Friday in May was appointed as r
day OF Fasting and Prayer, for the prosperity of
Zion; and the 18th of October, as a dav of
Thanksgiving, in memory of the first Itencranf
Methodist Preacher, who landed in these United
States,
The next session ofconfcrcnccwill commence
N the 30 Of March 1925, at Oxford, y. c.
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LOCKS, LIST March. 1aa1

bCChD, ISL Narcn, 1924.
An Taxing possession of the Locks siucts
West, / found cask Of Leaf Tobacco. statci
on the books to have been taken from Orilebu
Scruggs's boat, (head man Benz on the 18Th Of
February, The owner of the aforementioned
property will please come forward, prove b5s
ownership, pay charges, and take possession
otherwise 1t viii be disposed of as tho law ii.
rccts. ~
w5w-Tf - - " =,
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HENRY GIBSON

WILL i'll future attend the Superior and Inie-
w rior Courts of Cumberland county, in adt-
ton tn the Courts held in this city. His Office is
immediately over tic store Of Messrs. Geo. Dyball
& Go.
Marcl, 10 lit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA

"A 1 the request of competent number Of the
u Stockholders, and in pursuance OF the reouis:-
ton of the act of Assembly, passed on the 9Th dav
OF March, instant. entitled, IAN act for extending
the Charter of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia." no.
ticc Is hereby given. that General Meeting of the
said Stockholders will take place at their Banking
House, Ill the City of Richmond, on Tuesday, the
2'th day OF April next, TO take into consideration
the proprieiy of approving and raifying the terms
Of extending the Charter oil the said Bank
p. n. NICHOLAS, PresidenL
March -, 1924. tdm14
~ 1t will be necessary that all Proxies be given
after the 31st of March.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02
VII. II. TITZWHYLSONN,
BOOKSELLER AND sTATIoNER,

Has Just receceircd,
EDINBURG Review, No. LXXVU,
lA Rocca S History of the French War in Spain,
Bacon's Abridsemcnt,
Revised Code of 1919,
IIcnimg's Justice, Tatcs Digest,
Pcerc Wi,amss Reports,
Washnston's Reports, a new edition.
Laws L. States,
MumIord's Reports,
General Index,
Johason's Life of Green,
Burscs History of Virginia,
Raymond's Political Economy
Seybcrt's Statistical Annals; with 4 great variety
Of letter and other writing papers, water colorS,
spcctacles, mathematical Instruments, pen knives
school books, &c. &c.
March 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02
RICHARD F0EEARD

TENRANSACTS business an Lyachburs,, a.
Il .4uetioaec, and General Commission .gc,.
chant.
February 20. ,rG,v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02
Sugar & Coffee. .

Sugar & Coffee.
FENHE Cargo of the brig Frances will he landed
d i'll n day or two, consisting of
107 Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 IIhds. Jamaica Sugar,
Loaf Sugar and Window Glass
We are now receiving and will rcCcivein few DAYS
100 Barrels Loaf Sugar, of various qualities,
200 Boxes Window Glass.
.uoncure, Robinson s; P1eaa1nts.
January q. ,sI
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n. "A. EoLcoN6BE.

HFFERS his services a COMMISSION
" MERCIAN'rto the Planters, who trade to
Lynchburg. His knowledge of the quality of To-
bacco, his foreign and domestic advices TO its
value, and his acquaintance with the purchasers in
this market, will enable him to do Justice 10 every
planter vino may confdc produce 10 his care.
Lynchburg, Feb 81 ts1o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02

AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
FHNfIE subscribers have this day, connected
- themselves III business under thc firm 0!
BROOKE u COSBYS. They keep their store
under the Bell Tavern. ANY business, en-
trusted to them, will be particularly attended
to. Any article deposited with them for sale
u liberal advance Will be made in cash.
RICHARD BROOKE,
JOHN COSBY,
SAMUEL COSBY.
Ian 2nth 1901
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-02

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TNHE Partnership heretofore existing under
IL the firm of BROOKE & HUBBARD, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent ExUM
5. HunB>Hp, is authorised, to settle the bu-
sincss of the concern.
RICHARD BROOKE,
EXUA S. HUBBARD.
Jan. 3Oth, 1891.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

his landing. we have no means Of pre-
cisely knowing what may be his chances
OF success; but one thing seems certain,
that such an enterprise would not be un-
dertsken without some supposed ade-
qnate grounds, and the result, therefore,
is likely 10 be, what all must deplore,
renewed civil war in that country.
Bells Weekly Messenger Of May Esd
says: " 1t appears evident that the ex-
emperor Iturbide has left England
for Mexico, the place Of bis birth and
short lived dominion. He sailed from
Southampton Cd The l,h inst. having
left London on the 5th, under the pre-
text of going TO reside at Bath. 1t would
appear that for the last three months he
has been corresponding with his former
friends in Mexico, and that he has been
called home by a strong party. who ex-
pect that the presence and influence OF
his name may unite the Mexicans in sup
port Of their independence"
That he has parry in his favor among
the MexicaDs cannot be doubted; but
the republicans there are on The alert.
The Captain the Fire Fly, arrived at
New York states that thirteen of the
principal consplrators had been taken
into custody in the City Of Mexico: and
IRON Captain Hampton, of the Sophia,
arrived here yesterday, we learn that
abop, fifty more had been arrested in ore
OF the provinces--Some of HE English
papers seem 10 appreheDd that this
movement OF lturbide's is made in con-
nexion with the plans Of, the Holy Allies
or at least with the concurrence Of the
French cabinet. The Courier, bowey-
er, and Bells Messenger doubt this.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
From the London Courier, May II.

We can state upon authority, that the
ex-emperor of Mexico, It.rbide, who
has been some months in this country,
sailed from Southampton for Mexico, on
Tuesday last, in an armed vessel accom-
panied by a staff Of IA persons. We IN.
derstand he is assured OF being Joined
by numerous party in Mexico When
he arrives, who will assist him in reco-
verngl his abdicatcd tnrone. His d-par-
ture was managed with the creates, Sc,
crecy. The persons who accompanied
him are all of them foreigners, anl,b
greater part Of them, we believe, Maxi
cans. Among them is an Aid-ds Camp
who had served With him in alhis Mex
lean campaigns. He has taken his wife
with bin, and two infan, childrep. Six
other oil his children have been placed
at school in England where they are to
remain. The VESSEL, we are informed,
!" arms on board, and other military
stores, also printing press with its apa-
ratus complete, for the purpose OF prin-
ting and circulating procIamasions upon
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

which shall have been offered for sale
to the highest bidder, at ST. Louis, pur-
susnt to any proclamation, OF the Presi-
dent of the United States, and which
lands remain unsold at the taking effect
of this act, shall be subject to be entered
and sold, al private sale, by the proper
officer or officers of the land Office here
by created, IN the same manner, and sub
lect to the same terms, and upon The
like conditions, as the sales OF said lands
would have been subject to, in the land
office at ST.. Louis, had they remained AT
tached to that office.
Washington, May &c, 1924.
Approved: JAMES MONROE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
From the National Journal, July 8.

E.,,, .l,, No,;,,.a, ,n,, ,.1..o
NP~.0efs4"9 r ofIHe'' w uhuer-
'.ai'a ''''' ne''erS' 'S'''. l. ' an Nsss'
'N'''''a' - "c ha'io " 81 ''e Co'N"'i''ee'
aPpoi''eo ny 'ho chizehs 10 make ar
fa"se"eh's tof 'ie ceieofa.ioa OF INC
apps"ae'h'S anniversary Oh our in'e-
penaence' mas c's'ca a. 'he BOOKSTORES
~ " Ni0's's' laws anu f"fIe' ana r'shey
"o',pao"' ""eio suosoi'p''o', papers
W. "''' 'lSs eNe" o''ee',o''S '',@&
VI, .''s,'aN 1.''40H,as shoo,a nor DC
= '"'''o' - '"o'o''O0 - '''e 11i'1i'''
JUiV?.
On Saturday morning last, We stated,
without Comment or rcn.aik OF any kind,
what We kWw TO be fact, 'hat Genersi
john 7 Van Ness, acting in The ''aMc
81 shc eommiHee, had called at ihe
BOOKSTORES OF Messrs. Davis & Force,
and i'ishey borason, where subsci ipi;o..
papers had been deposited, and had az
each place lett orders, that Mr.. .Nsnian
Ea.Yares shouia not be termHted 10 sn5-
acrloe 20 The Dinner We thought il ca
traofafnary- w thought it, indeed, The
most unexampled instance OF arrogance;
an evidence OF the mos, Salanick male
poleace, that we had ever heatd OF :--tha.
10 tie contemplated celebration OF a ma
~ 49,. ~, Ia,y ~ w
o"'n 90 'a.'o", WY" az ohlerehee %
opinion should oe forgotten, aid when
ihe anlmosl1es OF political antagonists,
the exciten,en, and irritation of n,r,y
sn;r;, sbonid h.. h,r;.a 4, ~, ,
epIi' ''' e - '",'eu !" us'e Io''''"o"
'ee'i''s " pa'.io'c osotnernood--ah az
tempt should be made tc rouse the an
ery passions, aha 70 k'hd'e the Hanc OF
discord IN the very temple Ut halmory.
$50
Gen. Van Ness and the c,p,m;,tee
,,npo, ar :, to T., ;,,,,r,,,,.,, .,'na,.,an
0N''''1' ~ - ;" ~ -. nay /" ,'a'S'etl
may be Velr opinion ct MI Edwards.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

BY the Pbalem, at Salem, Baenos
Ayres papers 10 May 10, have been re-
cciyed.
A session Of the Legislature a. Boenos
Ayres na1 commenced, AID HE Gov.
had addressed l, by message, IN which
he gives very agreeable view OF the ST.
tuation OF the Republic. He Offers his
congratulate on the arrival of the Mi
nisser from the United States, and the
Consul General from E gand-upon
the union of sentiments between the
Courts of London and Washington re-
s)ec,ing Soulh America. He complains
ol the views of Spain, and Of the cour,
Of Brazil, for retaining Mon.evideo.
On the sfh OF April, the ship Stanmore
arrived a: Valparaiso from Chloe, and
The Captain informed, that, on the 22d
of March the Gillian expedition ofnine
vessels, disembarked ,he troops, who
took the port and fort OF Chacao, after a
lively fire Of three hours. After occu-
pYing The port Of Carolumpu, the Gillian
army marched upon San Carlos.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1824-08-03

AN ACT making appropriations to carry into
effect certain Indian Treaties.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House
Of Rehresentahpes Of the United States
of .fme,jca in Congress assembled, That
the following sums he, and the same are
hereby, appropriated, that is to say:
For carrying into effect SO much of
the fourth article Of the Treaty Of the
eight January, eighteen hundred and
itwenty-one, between the Uni,ed STATES
aud the Creek nation, as relates TO the
compensation due TO the citizens OF
Georgia, by the Creek nation, the appro-
priation heretofore made for that subject
being exhausted, tho sum Of twenty-three
Thousand dollars.
For he paymen, OF the annuity to the
Greek nation, as provided for by the
same article OF said Treaty, the SUN Of
sixteen thousand dollars annually, for
FIVE years, and the sum Of ten thousand
dollars annually, for six years thereafter;
Fer implements Of husbandry and
stock of cattle and hogs, agreeably to the
stipulation contained in the third article
of the Treaty with the Florida Indians,
ofthe eighteenth September, eighteen
hundred and ,wenty-three, the sum Of six
thousand dollars,
For the payment Of the annuity to the
Florida Indians. as provided for by the
third article Of said Treaty, the sum Of
Eve thousand dollars, annually, for twen-
" = al XXX
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F0REAGE.
NEW YORK JULY
LATEST FROM SPAIN.

Gibraltar papers to the 25th OF May,
have been received at Boston by Tho
ship Coral, Capt. Hooper. The Bos
ton papers stale thai the principal aru-
cles relate to Portugal. The King had
sought his safety CD board the B itish
saip of war Windsor Cas- lie, from whene c
he issued proclamation the principal
contents Of which will be found in The
pllowing letter: 't
Extract from a hriUate letter.
1avira, (Portugal,) May IA.
His Majesty, highly displeased with
t IfaMe's conduct since the 80 n 81
Aprl., caneto the determination OF ma
Testing his sentiments; and, that he
aaIgh' do so win the less risk of com
,ramising he public tranquility, he, on
ne ii tn inst. went on board a British
bip in The Tagus, whittier he was fol.
loved by HE Foreign Ambassadors, and
there, issued Decree by which he took
die command OF the army from the In
tsntc, and strictly cnIoined the Aulhori-
les TO disregard his orders, or any thai
might be given in his name. AT the
sanpe time he caused a proclamation to
lht Portuguese to be cirou lated, in which
he related his Sons arbitrary proceed
lugs and their origin, and pointed out
he result they nigh be attended with.
He also ordered the indiy idusls 10 be
set at liberty who had been confined
since the 3oth Of last month, and lastly
wrote letter 10 bis son, desiring him to
come on board. H. X ii Immediately
obeyed the Summons, and was subses
qneatiy removed TO "a frigaie, il is said,
a, prisoaer. These are, in substance,
The news broaght by this days mail,
which you will read at greater length
shen you receive the newspapers.--lt II,
this place some individoals had already
been arrested, and .ineictive men were
Improving the opportunity; 5ut thank
bc given 10 his Majesty, WHO has pot az
end 10 this ,radgcdy!
Our latces, intelligence in the same
paper OF Ma, 22d is as follows:
by The William and Mary, in six
days rom l. snon, We learn that his Ma
Jesty hal landed, tranquility being com
pletely restored; and that Intanle Don
Mig'lsl had sailed in the Peroia lriga,e,
according 20 some, Tor London, aud
others, for Havre de Grace, whence he
was 10 set ont on tour through some Of
The principal States 81 Europe.