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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-02-03
district Of Columbia,

County Of Alexandria, SCI:
NOVEMBER Term, 1926.
Thomas Swami. Jr. Complainant.
AGAINST
Abiiah Adams and Robert G. Violet, Uefendants:
KHE defendant Abijah Adams not having entered
Il his appearance, and given security according to
the statue and rules of this court and it 20
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit hed' Una.
the said defendant Abah Adams is not an nhab,tant
the District of Coumbia On motion of the complain
ant by his counsel ordered that the sad Sgr
tenn and enter his appearance to this suit and give
security for performing the DEGREES Of the Court; anu
that the other defendant Robert g. Violet 90 no. cy
convey or secrete the debts BY him OWING 10,
the estate or effects in his hands to the sa,a
defendant Abah Adams, until the hs.
sd ,s that ne s%Rs s'
be forthwith printed in the town of
Odr and that copy be also posted atthe front
d a,or of the Court house Of said county n
CoPy-iei 2m
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Bury Hlocks.
For Rent,
Servant " ante0.

A FEMALE dinins, room servant, to be hired by the
n month or year. One from the country would be
preferred Apply 10 the rrinter
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Crate Goals .

BUSHELS Manchester Crate C .oa mo. nov
99Ot landing from sehooners Breezs, ana zeS0s'
for sale by
nov IL -----
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Bensfela for Sale.

DGhS AVku lOI ouICs
- This valuable Estate, containing nS4Sg<.
HgEE1 1909 Acres Of Land, is situated in &6t2s&
Qanaa Charles county, near the line which sTS
hs.A3 divides il from Prince George. ss1.
The site upon which the Mansion House and other
buildings are erected. high and healthfu, and CON-
mands fine view of the surrounding country great
proportion ofhs tract of land fertile bottom, lying
in full view of the dwelling, part Of which is heavily
timbered. The greater part of the upland is in rail
timber the arabic part ola fahle soil and very produc
tive. This estate abounds in springs ote purest wa.
ter, and however dry the summer months, every field
is sufficiently irrigated to afford plentiful supply Of
water to stock ofevery kind It is distant from nav
gable water but three miles; from Washington twenty.
four, and from Alexandra sixteen; it lies equdstant
from Piscataway and Port Tobacco, but eight miles
from either place; and thus from its location, advants
ges from either market is easily derived. Feeling de-
srous to emgrate will sell either the whole or par
Of this estate on very accommodating terms, Applca
ton can be made letter or otherwise, either to Ben.
jamn I. Dulany, or to
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For Sale,
For Sale or Rent,

For Sale or Rent,
That desirable Mansion House,
III(Hla lately in the occupancy of the late Jona-
than Swift, esq. deceased, with the gar
dens attached to the premises. Also for
rent, Two Grass Lots opposite the dwelling house
Any person having busineas with Mrs. Ann Swift in
absence, will please apply to us.
m,rcb II LINDSAY & HILL.
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A Wet Nurse Wanted.

HEALTHY Woman, with breast OF fresh SIN m nj
"A - can come well recommended, may hear OF
- o,;on ON application to the editors OF tins pa
sooa letter addressed to A. B., Fairfax Court
tionse Va.
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For Sale.

LIKELY, young. healthy female ' Snouir. q the
A Cook and capable house servant dec7
Editors.
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co.. NasOns 10 hire.

StOMe sMHsONs - S1oNr
w,su 20 hire for the next year, two gGo syERond
VIEWS wSn one is also good BRICK La e." '''0
PLaSIEREh-lr' e. CALVERT STUART,
Near Fairfax Court'house.
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Removal.

Removal.
ERANCIS x. KENNEDY has removed to the new
Il brick building, north side Of Pennsylvania Ave.
nue., and west Of 9th street. adjoining the Auction
Store of Mr.. Richard Wright, where he offers for sale
5000 bushels superior Manchester CRATE coal
1000 do do Liverpool do do
so tons Susquehannah coal
Together with his usual stock of GROCERIES.
Washington Jan "a
Furniture and Mahogany.
J4NES GREEN-CABINET MAKER,
HAS on hand at his mandatory, on Royal.street,
few doors south of King, general assortment Of
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE of his own manufac-
ture.
Bay of Honduras mahogany suitable for hand rails,
St. Domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. ALSO,
Copal varnish, sacking bottoms cords, &c. all Of
which will be sold low for cash the usual credit
punctual customers.
TURNING Of every kind neatly executed. dec is
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Removal.

N6MOVaA.
EOHAGAN WHITTLE have removed TO the
" Store recently occupied by w. Yeatol, on Ram
says Wharf, and adjoining the store of Messrs Lind
say Hill, where they will be happy their friends
and customers They will also take this opportunity
of rendering their grateful acknowledgement to those
kind friends and neighbors, through whose prompt
sisance they were enabled to large portion of
their goods from destruction by the fire the 18th
inst. ian "a
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Furniture and Mahogany.

Dry Goods.
ROBERT BARRY
HAS just received in addition to his Fall Goods, re.
IL Gently advertised
Cloths and cassimeres
Cassinetts and kerseys
Rose and point blankets
Striped and plain linseys
Cacoes and ginghams
Plain and jackonet cambrics
Swiss handkerchiefs and common do
Black English silk vesting
Do do silk velvet
Black Italian lutestring
Fancy barrage silks
Black and colored Canton grapes
Irish linen and lawns
Bonnet and belt ribbands
Bandanno and Spittal6eld hhdkf's.
Plain black and figured bombazetts
Merino shawls and handkerchiefs
Brown, bleached, and coored domestcs
Scotch and Burap linens
BEST BALTIMORE COTTON YARN,
With many other articles, all of which shall be sold at
the most reduced prices. nov "a
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French s. Spanish languages
..,h..r;her will commence course of instruc-
ZION in the ,udiments of either or both the above
languages, on Monday evening next at O'Clock, in
the room he occupied last season
.no doors north of the occupied by Christopher
Neae, Esq. "i' LAM ~
cent OFT
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p - AsIEAJI. -.

~ It. HINCKLEyfP Portrait Miniature, Nh
u. iary Siandardsfdncy and Ornamental Pam
.er, nas removed his painting establishment to N"
90 Vestminster--treet, next door west OF Nr
Sch.fer's Long Room. and two doors east OF th'
Uniyerraiist Chapel, whore he would he gratihed
20 execute any orders in the following branches o
hi. pro oes.iou viz.-Portraits and Miniatures. Mil
,,arv 8 andards, Fancy aud Ornamental Painting o
every description, wood. canvass. glass, &c.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering old paintings re-
touched and vanished. Engravngs and other PIC
tures vanished aud framed plain and ornamental
chair painting and all kinds Of painting usually
done in such establishments.
Charges moderate work faithfully and cxpedI.
tously executed aud every effort made TO please his
patrons
Being determined to devote his whole attention t.
te duties OF his profession, every exertlon will be
made to render satisfaction TO his employers.
Those who have pictures which they are desir-
Gus to dispose of, can meet with purchaser by ap
plying as above.
Sign Boards Of all sizes constantly on hand.
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Below, Will be found artic ., the first ofa Sc
we publish. because we are acquainted with the
author, and are prepared to commend the correct
ness Of his political views gen rally, though 80
must al the same time be allowed to remark, that
he does not advocate his TO entire sastac-
tion lie assumes that the slave .tates have an un-
due weight IN our legislative concernmen,s and that
the evil-for such he considers the fac--wlli leaN
to dissolution Of the union. There is IN this
,icipation, to our mnd more ideal than real danger
and we do not believe that whist State rights arc
preserved, there the least da, ger oi the dlssolu
ton OF the Republic. But If the doctrine of our
friend were adopted by the non sIaveholding States
and they should attempt TO deprive their sisters OF
their present proportion OF representation, based up.
well established ussges, TO say nothing about the
privileges guaranteed to thon by the constitution,
then indeed mi ht we l,oS forward to that day oi
wrath, which our respected correspondent emphat
,caly speaks of. We think that he has adopted a
hypothetical mode Of reasoning he Is III error
but we are nevertheless prepared 10 hear him
FOR THE LITERARY CADET.
AMERICAN LEGloLA ION-No. l.
The institutions OF our government, 50 tar as they
,elate to the rights OF freemen, are good; but when
,heir practical operation is considered, there is
teat reason to d,ubt. Thai there does exist jeal-
ousles between the slave holding states and the 9TH
or states, Is beyond dIslu lute.. h the states here
.avery IS tolerated, they have an advantage IN the
National legislature, which j, inconsistent with re-
publicsu,su,, aud the principle. Of freedom. Vir-
g,nia alone, sends eight Representatives TO CON-
gre.., .ololy on slave population. and the other
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TO THE PUBLIC.

SU CING 'crpIn, OF the ctSe OF SAX
n IA tALKER VS.. JOHN MARTIN t" recovc'
reward uif-red for stolen money! This case is o.,
a the most singular occurrences that ever happene
of the world since she foundation by Noah's foo
ind there never has been case of the like kind
anuneou.ly decided since time began, and we ca.
er the world with all It's eruditon, to produce
exvmpie.
rhis case has excited as much curiosity, accord
Ing 10 ts notore,y, any other case that has eve
been decided in the State oI Rhodel-sland. Ac
coring Ia the decision OF this case, any one miss''
think Tn t justice had to reco before the Court aud
Jury leaving the Learned Lawyers for the Plaintiff
to nr,ogate without It's aid or consent, and by tina,
means the case was decided contrary TO law. contra
~ to the evidence in the case, and wholly contrary
I" every true principle Of justice and humanity, OF
wh oh it will appear that the writer throughout
the whole of this transaction has tcen abundantly
possessed and for which he is now confined in jail IL
Providence. He hopes generous public will re-
ward ain for the inf1r nation and for his labour,
bestowed The pamphlets maybe had at the jail,
or a, the office OF the Literary Cadet. He hopes
tho bank. N the State will indulge an old Broker,
a. send in town for any number OF books they may
wan. 81 Ma'cn 8.
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The het er reaao 20
Naturest counseis, -

ar no man living has the classical beauty d
e.taess of yoice-lhe .essiy dlfused grace
20 manner the same simple dignity ot style aud
lappiuess OF txpressiou-the same musr al col oca.
Ion-the same flowing ei"qpence, atd, hrt nec.
-sary, the same overwhelming We ieme nee o. ly-
~. With these advantages, therefore. H. l. but
q prais. to sry, that 10 hear HIM deliver an AMI
h,t,d speech. h recent reply on lie insasi"u Of
Pa tugal for examuit, is take ital ALL the most
4 teleci ual beat OF uodein times. lie was On I at
occasion COM mllcteiy "thro up,n his mei,ie;"
every word he uttered was pregnant with tie most
awful consequence Ills counteuance expressed
the deepest sense oil hIs important situation; the
eyes of million, we're fixed upon INN with the sol.
emo silence that prece'ies earthquake; war and
,eace, the "var of conflicting oplnions and con-
alcung interest" hung upon hls bre thu warm-
ed the opposition animate ed hin,-his counte nance
10, igntencd-hls eyes glIstens the pride at glory
sat upon his ip--his chest heaved and dilated-ihe
f,sian spring of youth dIfused tse his
il attitude b. came maj estic-and he delivered
himself AI;h a frm and vehement earDeslness of
tone and manner. that to be ali appreciated, must
have been heard once heard never can g iorgot-
ten. At this time. the awful responsibility Of his
situation, inycse: his brow with the most unalter-
able serenity and crovutd the whole mai with
sublime elevation of respect, that pointed TO the
fane acts shielding glory on himself. honour snl
reputat o. on his 'onntry.
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Ham Restorative OR VEGETABLE CERATE.
Simple in its Nature and Vonderfui IN its operation
yUN,iE important discovery ola Vegetable sub
u stance, capable of restoring and preserving the
ha,t was accidentally nude by an individual WIN
ha. neither the capacity disposition TO practice
1ecepton or fraud. The fullest reliance may be
placed on the efficacy AMI power of the Vegetable
Cerate, not only in restoring and preventing the
falling of of the hair, but in producing the great
est lustre aud livelness OF II imaginable and the
public may rest assured that its effects will be clear
iy manifested in the course OF short time by the
rene wal and vigorous growth OF tho hair, and ty
ehectually preventing Its coming out or falling of
The Vegetable Cerate tends to resuscitate and ex-
cite the energies of the capillary vessels, which con
s,tute those organs that secrete the matter, forming
the hair these, like many other organs oi the
animal body, which have been in a state of dor
NANCY or disease, may be restored To their health,
action, ard periorm all those functions a.igneu
them by nature.
Elderly people, with bald hea 3, may rest a.
sured that by applying a few hoxe. of the abov,
Cerate, their hair will be restored with all IT.
youthful beauty and life.
There has already been sold OF this Article in
,hi. town, an amount exceeding five hundre,i
dollars.
For sale in this town by JOSEPH BALCH, j..
No 80, North Main Street.
February II. ~
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southern States in proportion. The principles of
sur, representation are unjust in their operato"
Of interests, AM W i'll cause dissolution of the Urj
ted States, without that part OF the constitution -
altered that freen,ea shall net fpr e1nal rights -
Slaves beng only calc'ilp as property, and not
having rights eaissnS, ought not, in any Of
the subject to lie brought into tho account Wit
men who act on responsible con.l lerutons, for tho
support of IA free government, N pcaee and IN war
The slave holders reuier themselves nnft or tte
government, by their habitual tyranny over u gar
o; the human race, and by their eScrcise ol cons'
tuional right ,to beat and rhustise the fellow ctet.
ture guilty Of skin 40; cooures ike ,heir own. -
The p inc plies Of despytsln '.rogs, wth their
growth and strengthens with their strength an
when they appear in the hall OF Sisaticn,t is o
vIous they ogate sell suifc'e ICY ani SUPERIOR
ty over Greemen their deporiDieht, whi'h shock>
every independent American. Indeed, they ia not
hesta to threaten resistance 70 the laws and # any
teret of the other state, cla,ns protection, pr
pose to divide the States The report Of the Cno,-
m,tee in the Vrsinia'A,sembly. on w, Gile,' res
olutons, speaks lapyua.e that cuunnt be ea,iiy
misunderstood. And 1t Is asked Tor curiosity,
whether in he d protecting Artrcnn Nai0
iactures, and avourins British eicsts and frauds
he English Parliament could have done more than
have the sla e-holders at Ia" SCUM?
"sEVENTY FIVE"
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TIE pROYIDENCE LACE SCHOOL.

VOUNG Lade, nj the public are respectfully
IL irformed, that the subscribers school is II
W ashngton Street, on the corner OF Mathew
son Street. A few more young ladies' can
be .cc, inundated, upon the principles which the
subscriber is happy TO say, have met with the APP
probation of the public, and The respectable and in
duslrious young ladies attached to the institution.
specimens. With many recent improvements. may
be seen at the School. Lace articles done up with
sare and neatness, at the School, as usual.
The public, il is hoped, are informed that this
School is perfectly distinct from the one at New
port ar any other l.. ID. CHAPIN
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l. RY GOODS.

No. 10, - tsiatasier-Sireet.
~ lE, subscriber offers his Winter Stock, whole
IL saie or retail at reduced prices to all who will
favour him with call consisting OF
Ill Rose Blankets.
10 quarter DO do
9quarter do do
Wnuc, yellow. and red Flannels,
Black Bonhazets,
do Bombazines,
8 quarter Cashmere Shaws,
Long Cashmere Shaws,
Square Circassiuu 8quarter,
Square Circassian quarter,
An assortment of Fancy Handkerehiefs,
Calicoes. and Nuslins,
Jaconet and Null, plain and figured,
Hosiery, Gloves, SC. &c. &c.
Feb. 3 JCAkPENDEh.
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The Bowstreet reports ale generally very full
oi numor, ana are we'll calculated to crafty ay
one "ho ms moment 10 spare in reading .hen.
The case, which we now copy, occurred III | ub-
Gently read
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E.NERi'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT,
for The st. .1nhonu's Firs.

IN iIS OINTNEN is n safe and certain reme-
l. dy for the 81 .Anthonys FUe, SAT- Rhtuni,
aud other humors, and free from stain SMELL
It is also an excellent Salve for Burns, Bruises,
Fresh Wounds, &c Made and sold, wholesale
and retail. by Moses EMERY, East.Bridgwater,
lMass.) and for sale by JOHN II. Mason, I'm, H..
aaylor, and Joseph Baich, Jr. Providence.
IL FPrioe--37 l.. cents single SO per dozen
$50 per groce 1y Dec 10.
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The ann xed Biographical Sketch, an emaustion
., fancy, was written by late student OF Brown
University, and recitcd at exhibition. II was plac-
II in our hands by friend, with request that 1t
night be published and we with pleasure place it
10 our columns
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THE present number OF the Troglolyte, has te,u
n hand two or three weeks, but deferrc IN conse-
quence of prior errang mrnts ior the occu latiou
our columns. The autA0r IS 'ofornec. that th. .e
ques, contained IN his note relative 90 some puhh-
c4tions IN Connecticut paper, we have not eel
euabled to CRAFTY, as We have noi 9ecl tae ,spe
t. VIII ch he relies. Ha will accent oar thaals f.,
the following ESSAY, aud will, e he has le au fur
nish US it'll another n soon u COZ, tu,et
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British WI tier in a late London periodical,
1eaking of Mr. Canning. indulges in the language.
waich will be found below, aud although II may
e considered somewhat overwought and turgid, is
no than what is due {" the merits oi the IA
uous Br,nsh Statesman and Orato',-th Chatham
Of the day.
Mr. CAYgIsG.--As an orator, MIR. Canning
INKS iooge tnierraHo th. first III either House OF
arlIauient. No man LIVING hes the same power
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From the Norfolk Beacon, Nor. 50.
,TEST FROM ENGLAND

~
To Cant. Reuben Fisher, of the Ship 1aHy-
Bo arrived in Hampton Roads Yesterday morn n.
mo IN IS DAYS passage from Liverpool we are
;mSsb,ed for a variety of London papers to 29d
and Liverpool to gath October Inclusive from
,rbieh we give some extracts below. =,
AspREw PETERSON, carpenter OF the iaiy
uo Swede, fell from the main yard 10 tne
d.ct on the evening Of 22d inst, ant was dread
fully mangled--he survived only about 10 '''i"'
utes. ,,,.u. p,r,ss Can't.
HsrkstaR. from New York, arrived at Liver
rn,a ON rbe morning Of 22d Oct.
p parEament was prorogued to the 2oth oil
December. "a Sc N. mos,
r.markably and protractrd contests that hl' 10
~ records, was going on in Liverpool LOT sne
rscs Of Mayor or,hat City. The canvass was
snnduc,ed with unprecedented warmth fes.lhs
s ss,"vs,her upon the respective popularity o,
,hs Candidates, Messrs. Nicholas Robinson an n
.r e Porter, both said to be gentlemen o. o.
for,nne and The highest respec,abi!ity, persona
Sends and Of similar political opinions; M
sarnw;ng is the state Of the polls on each day:
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FROM PARISH
Nrw lines OFyI
Wednesday. . o'c:ock,,- A NJ.
- H., N, Hoaifetir of Jlond0y.O

from '"' PANS October H.
A Letter from Navarin, Of 26'h StP' mus d
us ,ha, Admiria de Rigny arrived On
~, ,,nr, ON the 22d. Thin ty.twn s'.iPs, VI ~.
. .nas Acct. loaded with Turkish tro"ps'
80 crossing before TIE port; ~ 0'her' "e
in the port itse"' ,,,oct in the morning,
ASn,;raI de Rieny and Codrins!on repaired "
~. rem, of lbr ahim Pacha, and declare" u "i''
.I,.rna,ely in Franch and English mat III 20"
s.,urnce of the refusal oil the for,e " 49,
the mediation, they had recel.ea r,. 80 ,,as
MING about an armistice de lae'o la'a0 ,Ia,
arrnisiics de ftHi, y and 10 oes"o' '"-
should oppose IL. ,osrrs
snsr having listened with equal eomPosure
..,.,,;on. the Pacha answered, thai as i
s,.rt og the Porte he had received orue!' w
- the war in the Morea, and 10 nh'sh -.
P;.;,s ,,,,ek on Hydra, that he was not. III
,nsr qualified ri n'arai ducune qudnfs') 10
,o ,hseommunications made 10 MIN, OF
. ,,le n part Of his own ausaori.y' .na'' nv"
susr the orders Of the Porte not having Pto"
IA For the extraordinary case when DO" P4e
.sn,ed i.se,f, he should send courirrs 10 Wv"
s,antinople and Egypt, aud that vi, ."en Ia
turn. he gave his word tha' ms n.. 80
NO, Wv. ,no,d at the moment when all was nm
. To- .;nce The strength Of his expedition
- they saw il, was evidently lrresis'aoie
by the Greeks. su,,r;a os the 9TH
,,cesF that the insurgent army eI Ca'a'o
ahAT bad Welded TO the invitation OF the King
ma r f soldiers are returning to their home
In. Non Pierre Morati, has presented
h;mselfto the King. -. s,hu,;s
n'' The Junta of Manresa has made Its S submit, n,
ne ~. Count d. Espagne, except Caralol
she n President, who has fed, & embarked Will
,he booty he has made. 49,. Chief I.aur
' An is over in Guipuseoa; the Cn'e'' hau'
Garcia, has just been arrested there r;,,,u, a.,
addition, by the Gazette de France oa'e0 : 'e'
day, Oct. l6.l ~, v-F;ve Der cents, lol
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And the election was 10 oe
gath h,6 undergone
a yerv salutary change Inc insorsen.SS ,r.n.
a,''r,' xyhrre submitting to the King. ana iran
o',;,,;,v was restored in the revo'ed Pro'l":ss
, No,hinp had occurred materially chahsns
10 nostuie Of affairs between tine allied pow
wy nd The Turks. since the last advices'
ITrTRylEw BETWEEN THE ALLIED
ADMIRALS AND IBRAHiM PAohA
AZ we were going press ms r,oinnei,
80 the I.ordor New Times OF i7th ~
Ssa' recrived the following impor'an' m'eni
msrcs from Paris Admirals Codrns.on s"a
&c p;sny landed at Navarln. and had an 'n'es'
s;,b Ib,ahim Pacha, in which tney ~
sarrsJ him ,ha, they had orders 10 es.aoa .,
~ arm;stice, de facto, between me urhs a"1
,hs Greeks. Ibrahim declared ,ha' ne nSu " :,
d.rs on his part to attack hydra, anu ,hs,,
ue, ND he should be Obliged to suspend 'heii
was ",;on as his force was evidently too ron.
= 10 resisted by the Greeks; but ,ha,, as ' y,
49, wasnot ole provided for BY ne fo'n r e
would send courisIs to Cons'an,'n o., ,hs,r re-
w. Cor fresh instructions, and, VII 'nei, le
arm gave his word that his hee, sr'aiu "u
49, Nayariu. These accounts do MOI connSI
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