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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
From Bluckwoods Magazine, for April,
THE INDIAN WITH LIS DEAD CHILD.


BY MRS. HEMANs.
Then the hunter turned away from that scene,
Where the home of his fathers once had been,
And burning thoughts flash'd DER his mind,
OF the white mans faith and love unkind Bty5
In the silence of the midnight,
l journey with the dead;
In the darkness of the forest boughs,
lonely path tread.
But my heart is high and fearless,
As by mighty wings upborne;
The mountain eagle hath not plumes
So strong as love and scorn.
! have raised thee from the grave sod.
BY the white mans path defled;
On to tn ancestral wilderness
bear thy dust, my child!
have ask'd the ancient deserts
To give my dead place,
Where he stately footsteps of the free
Alone should leave a trace;
And The rocking pines make answer
Go. bring us back thine own!
And he streams from all the hunters hills,
RIsh'd Nlth an echoing tone.
Thou shalt resi- by sounding waters,
That yet untamed may roll;
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
THE SPARK AT SEA.

There is little spark at sea
Which glows mid darkness brilliantly,
But when the Moon looks clear and bright.
Emits pale and feeble light;
And when the tempest shakes the wave,
1t glimmers DER the seaman's grave.
When oceans storms roar wild and high,
Most brightly we this light descry,
Amid the bilows' sparkling foam
Onward it sails to seek home;
Despite the elemental war,
The wave is its triumphal car.
Such friendships beaming light appears,
Through the long line of coming years;
In sorrows clouds it shines afar
A feeble, but constant star,
And, like that little spark at sea,
Burns brightest in adversely.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

A Military Award.-Captan S. of the req.
ment during the American war, was notorious for
propensity not to story telling, but to telling long so
ries, in which he used to indulge, in defiance of time
and place, often to the annoyance of his immediate
companions but he was so good humored withal that
they were 10th to check him abruptly or harshy. An
opportunity occurred of giving him hint which had
the desired effect. He member of court-mar-
al assembled for the trial of private of the regiment
This man bore very good character in general the
offence he had committed slight, and the court
rather at loss what punishment to award, for was
requisite to award some, the man had been found
guilty While they were celebrating on this Major
-, now General -, suddenly turning to the Pres
ldent, said in dry manner, Suppose, we sentence
him to hear two of Captain SIS long STORIES"
Ludicrox anecdote-It may amuse the reader be n-
formed, that among my mathematical instruments had an
nverng telescope which used sometimes TO let ants
look through that might enjoy their surprise at seeing The
world turned upside down. and particular, the astons-
ment they expressed when they and walking
on their heads, without their clothes falling down. 1t got
about in the cantonmen that the engineer Sahab had ee
scope which could turn people upside down, without the lat
ter part of the phenomenon being generally known So
used sometimes to amuse myself by pointing my glass at me
women they passed my window; upon which they would
run fast they could, holding their clothes down with
both their hands.-[.adUentures an India]
abernehyana-The following is the last and best that we
have heard of the abovenam gentleman We should pre-
mise that The details of it little altered, with the view
OF adapting to &C pote for, without some process Oh
this kind, would not have been presentabeA Lady went
to the Doctor great distress of mind and stated 10 MN
that. by strange accident, she had allowed live spider
At first his only reply was, whew whew! whew! sort OF
internal whsng sound intended be indicative of supreme
contempt But his anxious patient moi so easily 10 DC
repused she became every moment and more urgent
for of relief from the dreadful effect OF the
strange accident she had consulted him abou when at last
looking round upon the WALL he put up his hand and caught
fly. There, Ma'am" said he, Tve got remedy iof
you Open your MOUTH and put this fly INTO ~
bng about, up he'll come, and then you can spit them
both out together''
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

striking Indian
Maine An Indian of the Kenebeck tribe
land himself
where number of families Though treated
common prejudice against Indians
was shown on ne death Of his only child when the
near him. Shortly after he his farm dug the body his child
aud carried with him two hundred miles through the forest,
Canadian ADMINISTRATORS Letters the Eastern America
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

The voices of those chainless ones
With JOY shall fill thy SOUL
In the silence of the midnight,
journey with the dead;
When the arrows of my fathers bow
Their falcon-flight have sped.
I have left the spoilers dwellings,
For evermore behind;
Unmingled with their household sounds,
For me shall sweep the wind.
Alone, amidst their hearth fires,
watch'd my child's decay;
Uncheer'd l saw the spirit light
From his young eyes fade away.
When his head sank on my bosom,
When the death sleep DER him fell,
Was there one TO say" A friend is nearr'
There was none!-Pale race, FAREWELL
To the forest, to the cedars,
To the warrior and his bow,
Back, back! bore thee laughing thence,
Il bear thee slumbering nowi
bear him unto burial,
Where the mighty hunters gone;
E, / shall hear thee in the forest breeze,--
Thou wilt speak of joy, my son
In the silence of the midnight,
journey with the dead;
But my heart is strong, my step is feet,
My fathers path tread.
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

at the gift of POETRY to haow every place moves
breathe round nature odOur exquisite than
and TO shed over tint magical than the blush monng
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30
IT'S sweet TO hear

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
Pubic sale

or 24A .9cres Of Land, near 10,cn.
In conformity to decree Of he United States Cir
cut Court District of Columbia, for tive County OF
Aexandr4, between Charles Bennett and others. COM
plsnants and Isaac Robbins, administrator, With the
will annexed Of Eliza Dulsny, and Others, def ndants,
shall proceed to sell, for cash. OH the pre- nses to
the highest bidder. Htd,esday, the lsh day of
July next, at o'clock. p NJ that piece parcel OF
land, formerly belonging attached to the =" Shu.
ter Hill Tract" laying in the District Of Columbia
bounded the by the line ofthe District; the
north by Mrs sherrons fence; the BY Giaddens
Run; and the SOUTH TO the north line Of EiIg
Ided 1t will be put up in lots to suit pur.
chasers the whole in body to be determined on
previous to the sale.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioner.
June Is div 2aw2w &dtJ,l5
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
PRESCRIPTION LIST, No. XIV.

"0g tOifa ais hsad.-.So much for Buckingham"
The Jtffersonian Republic an" appointed
frln'er Of the Lix OF Letters remaining in the
LyncSburg Pos, Ofiee a, the expiration Of each
quarter OF the year, uies "Ihe Lyuchburg
Nrsinln" removed
Inc reader will be surprised to hear that this pitiful
eS-p'hfui, even when the source whence it comes
kn"wn-is not attributable to the Postmaster here,
VINO as We shall, when we have more leisure, show,
Ssnd Of ready made aiesmen who have got into Office.
heaven knows ho,V, but by the delusion of the peo-
Ps and rheretore. but to scourge them. Postmaster
Dneral Barry affixed his sign manual to this highly i'm
S''ant decree, by which we were deprived OF the
ppgSnlhcsnt sum of about SIXTEEN DOLLARS
zen TNNUH TLunchburs Vireinian.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

r.. National Gazette contains description
t,hs Naval Asylum now building near Phila-
,.,,h;a for providing The iuvalids of our Navy
=, ,.,rear and comfortable home. When
=. A,yium shall be completed and occupied,
-. N, G zeue, "the American who may
=, !, will experience emotions like those
"hicO a B iton feels 4, Greenwich or Chelsea,
,F,,nchman in The Hotel dss hoohdss at Pa
:, The chamber and galleries VI the Asylum
,r, particularly well constructed for convent
,,,, and health; the various apar ments Tor
,4ni,is,ra,ive purposes. the distribution OF the
,,,,ous ehap,l, kitchen, refeciory, and subor-
Innate Offices, The internal facilities for business
,,l exercise. and The general solidi,y Of the
Materials anu fabric, do credit 10 the skill OF
n, eminent architect, and leave an impression
mos, satisfactory for the spirit Of benevolenee
and the love OF country.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
Public Sale.

WILL be sold, on the premises, on Saturday. tho
w Goth Of June merit at IL o'clock, all the right,
title. and interest Of Augustin b. iiliams in and to
Spring Grove containing 100 acres less, late
the property of Margaret Childs, deceased, situate
within hafa mile of the Falls Church. on Four Mile
Run, adjoining the lands OF Hugh Minor, and within
few hundred yards of the Middle Turnpike Road lead.
ing from Alexandria to Wiley's Tavern seized and
taken, under writ of fera facias issued by Adam
Lynn, Esq. Justice of the Peace for the County Of
Alexandra, and tn directed.
The above will be sold to satisfy debt and costs,
due to George Jacobs Terms OF sale cash.
RICH ARD SHACKLEFORD,
lure 1-dt20th Constable.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

TREASURY DEPARTMENT CIRcULaR.-The Sc
crslaVy Of the Treasury has issued circular
TO tie Presidents Of the several bran hes OF
the U. S. Bank, announcing officially hat the
functions Of William Clark Esq. Treasurer OF
the United States. ceased Nav 81, and those of
John Campbell. Esq. commenced. With a
WV TO he full security Of the Government
against loss by fraud, prcala'ion or even inad-
wrtence, h. has establ saed the FLOWING re- :
eplaiors in the Management ofthe public funds
Tie warrant If The Secretary OF the Treasury
IS FIST 10 be coun ersgoed by the Comptroller,
then its record authenticated by the signature
u The Register, and finally the Treasurer, up
on a part If the Warrant itself is to give his
order 10 the proper bank. A similar series of
checks is established when moneys are TO be
ira sferred from one bank to another:-and the
character and description Of the vouchers for
payments which will be exacted from the banks
ns specially sci forth.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
West, have tlinmphed or bled, have stood OF

West, have tiinmphed or bled, have stood or
fallen in their country's cause.
Gentlemen, it has been Justly stated, that
when the next Gems . shall be taken, the ss!ley
Of The Mississippi will probably be found 10
contain a population larger han THAT which the
old thirteen states plunged into the re, oluiion-
cry war, and when, after period .f ten years
more, yet another enumeration shall be made,
you will then probably OUT vote Us in the coun-
ellis of the nation. The scrptre will then de.
part from J1dah, never to return. We look
forward to that event without alarm as,
in the order of the natural growth Of This great
republic. We have firm faith that on, inler-
esls are mutually consistent; that il you pros
per we shall prosper. if you suffer We shall SUI
fer; that our strength will grow with the
closrness Of our Union, that our children's
welfare; honor, and prosperity, will not Suffer
in he pre- ponderance which the nsx' genera
ton in the vest mus, possess in the balance Of
the country.
One word more, Gen 'lemen, and will relic We
your patti nee. In the course of human events,
Il IS certain that We, who are now assembled,
shall never all be assembled together again.
II is probable, ,ha: when we shall part this
eve ming, the most OF Us will do it to meet no
more on earth. Allow me, with the seriousness
inseparab bic from that feeling, 10 assure YOU,
,hat his unexpected and altering mark of
your kindness will never be forgotten by me
or mine, but a, whatever distance Of time o.
place, and in whatever vicis ,itnde of fortune
will be remembered, as one OF The most graceful
noidens Of my life Permit me in taking
my scat 10 reciproca'e the sentiment last an
nounced, by proposing
The Inhabitants of Nsshvle-May their prosperity,
like their CITY, he founded a rock.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

The Augusta Chronicle states that three
hundred bushels # Upland Cotton seed have
been received by mercantile house in that
city, for the purpose of being shipped 20 Liv-
,rpool and from thence TO the East Indies
Should the soil aud climate Of that country
nroyt as we'll adapted to the culture Of the
seed, IS anticipated, he demand for the article
il is supposed, will be Tor some time quite ex'
lepSyp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
SHIP M.&WSo
ARRIVED, JUNE IL,


Ship Virginia, Morrill,, liverpool 80 days to the
Capes, salt, coal, and merchandise to VIM FowIe &
Co.; merchandise to Joseph Janney & Co. and Charles
Bennett, to X. II. Miller and Hugh Smith Co.
Alexandria, and merchandise to p. Thompson, Wash
ington.-Msy II, off the Tusker, ship Herald. of
Bait for Liverpool May 4s'N long 26ow. spoke
hagen May %. lat 4eo N. long 400 W. spoke barque
Friendship, Of Hull, from London, for Isitchebucto
had sprung leak the night before; continued by him
all night but suppose the leak did not increase for III
the morning they msde sail, and steered to the N. w.
June S, lat 40 N. long $50 W. spoke bsrque Nor
mouth, from Boston, for Calcutta Brig b. Mezick,
from Alexandra, arrived a, Liverpool Mayo
Brig Union, Jordan, Thomastoni lime to w. Fowle
Co,
June lS-Brig Mary Cole, Falcs; lime TO W. Fowle
& Co.
Schnr. Republican, Alcock; shingles to B. Waters
Schr Sea Bird, Taylor, hence, at N York 10Th inst
- Virginia, Rodbird, do do do
- Esther & Sally, hence, ar phi'sd 18th inst
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
Twenty Five Dollars Reward.

X ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the night Of
,M,onisy the 18th inst. negro woman, named
1fi purchased, about two years since, of Mrs.
SnermAn at West End,-42 years Of age, FIVE feet
a, inches high; not very dark complexion. Had
,h. sd TOOK with her variety of clothing amongst
.OnheW, cloth cloak Of olive color Her clothing
=, nncpstiy packed in brown hair trunk, in which,
Ne missing. a'
,,;a wiz give the above reward for the apprehension of
he, An' and confinement in any jsil. SO that get
ny nsi and all reasonable charges, if brought home.
'~"e ROBERT BROCKETT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

We understand that Mr.. Washington, who
had been Clerk for ten years in the Trea-
Jury Department, is appointed Chief Clerk to
The Treasurer Of the United States.
Mr.. Andrew Smith, formerly merchant in
his city, and now of Washington, has been
appointed Clerk in the same Offile.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
COLLECTORS Sale.

WALL be exposed to public sale Saturday the
w 18Th day Of .4ugusi. 1929, at the Office of the
Clerk OF the Corporation of Georgetown, the follow.
ing Lots and parts of lots hereinafter nenoned stu.
ated, lying and being in Georgetown. to satisfy the
Corporation OF Georgetown, u. &. for taxes due On
them respectively for the years annexed with costs
and charges. Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock ~.
Terms cash.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
Public Sale of Land for Cash.

DURsUANr to a deed Of trust made b, Francis
L Hamers!y and Jane his wife. to me. besring date
the 9th of June, 1897 shall proceed to sell for cssh
to the highest bidder the Tavern Of Samuel Cats,
West End, on saturday the 27M day Of June 1922 at
meridian tract of land lying in the county Of FaffsI,
and state of Virginia. within miles Of the Great
Hunting Greek Bridge, containing according to recent
survey, about
THIRTY. THEE ACRES,
being the said Hamersey portion of the tract Of land
called Lythom of which the late Elisabeth b. Ham.
ersly died seized.
The title is believed to be good-but shall convey
such only az the deed vests in me
June is T. w. HEWITT, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

The New Orleans Mercantile Advertiser
states ,h> SeigOior NJ. del Vale, Cat present
Mexican Consul in New Orleans has received
an invitation from Presilen, Guerrero, TO take
eh,rce of the Department Of State, Of the
Rspublic Of Mexico, which il was understood
he would accept.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

STEAMBOATS,, The French are gradually
introducing steamboats, on their rivers, and b..
tween their sea-ports. A line Of Steam vessels
has las been established between Marseil'es
and fouIon, which will make the passage in
ihree hon-s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
ALEX AN-DRIAs
.n,n,y MORNING, JUNE 10. 1929.

~, have beeu politely favored BY Captain
w, Of the ship Virginia, with hle OF
w. =, ,,Dsrs to the time Of his sailing. They
I'D m our Reading Room.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

#. Van Buren, has written letter 10 the
into, Of the Merchants OF New York on
rr.neh Claims, stating, in substance, that
an dc no more than was done by Mr.
-. and mus, pursue his policy. Coon!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

The United States Gaz-tte praises the plea
sure Of sa,Ing CATFISH Pheobus
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19
AUCTIONS.
BY WM. D. MUTT.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON 18Th inst at o'clock,
Will be sold the Auction store, of Prince and
Union-stretts,
An Invoice of Hardware

consisting Of knives and forks pen and pocket knives,
spoons tsors' thmbles, psdlocks. pincers, cutting
knives &c Also. small TOT Of plated sadlery, such
as bits, curbs, srups, &C. ointers and fore planes,
coopers' tools, SC. june IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

Samuel ". Magruder's heirs. lot No
282 in Beaty 4 Hawkins addition, !
10 percles West-street, IlS22lS3OOl lll23
George b. Magrder, part of lot No.
1853 in same addition, AZ feet onl
Thrd-street Il822lf8OU 90
William Whann, lot No. So in same
addition, l182lI 6,ti >,25
10 do do O. i.uCCi rs
Henrietta steptoe. part of lot No 60
in Peter, Beatty, Thre'keld's and
Deakins' addition, Sc feet niche
on Frst-street, small brick house, !e2s$5 o. Tvs
JOIN HOLTZHAA, Collector.
Georgetown Nav u, 1879 ef
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-19

june Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30
Eom he Baltimore Gazette, april as
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

The fast sailing brig Attic, Capt
Philips, arrived yesterday from New
Orleans, bringing papers to the 7th inst
George Swearlngen, who il will be re-
collected some time since, committed a
murder 10 Washington County in this
State and who had been arrested in
New Orleans, was brought, it will be
seen By the following letter to Balti
more in the Arctic, and after an exami
nation before one of our Magistrates
was committed to Jail, to await the con
sequences of bis crimes.
MAroRALTY OF NEw ORrEAxs,)
AprlA, 1929.
His Honor the Mayor Of Balfimore,
SiR,-The motives of this letter will
be, | presume a sufficient apology for
my intruding on your official oocupa
tions.
The newspapers Of our City, publish.
ed some time ago, proclamation from
the Governor OF Maryland, dsnouncin g
a murder committed by man named
e. Swearingsn, on the body OF bis swn
wife. A fellow answering the descrip-
ton given of the psrpetrstor Of that ne
fsrious deed, 10 the proclamation afore
said, was brought before me. on the
18th of February last, and having con
fessed the identity, was committed &C.
cordingly. Now, Sir, the said G. Swear
iBgen, is conveyed to Baltimore on
board of the Brig Arctic, William Phil
lne e. H. - -
our first Magistrate is advising on that
subject his Excsllency of Maryland, I
deemed proper. 10 case Of the absence
of your GoverHors to advise you, Sir of
the circumstance, in order to further Sc.
cure the delivery of The man into the
hands Of the Law. Very respectfully
Sir,
Your most obedient serv't
ID. PRlEUR, Mayor.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30

There is now living 10 Providence
tR. a man aged about fifty eight
years who was never out of the state Of
Rhode Island, never sick, or took medi-
cine; never shaved by any but himself;
never sued or was sued; has been up
before sunrise every day in the last for
~ years; and has net tasted any kind Of
iusblraliDg liquor fer thirty years.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-04-30

EXTRACTS PROM FOREIGN JOURNALS.
From de Messenger dee ChGus rss Of gu IfSreA,
ses0nd eIison.
Extracts from the German Journals.
TmbOrfdnt nsws frsm Conssonti1epis.
(By ExP,ea)
A change in the highest Digniiary in
the Empire has just taken place, for
which nobody was prepared. and which
was not accompanied BY any Of those
de plorsble scenes which cause conster.
nation in the public, or even in the BIO
som of some families. The sultan has
thought ct TO Withdraw the Seals from
lzzet Mshomes, the late Captain Psehs,
who v as raised 10 the dignity of Grand
Vizier hardly three months ago. A ca
pedschi baschi has been sent to Cboum'
la, TO announce 10 him his discharge -
H. is not formally digraced; Rodosto
on the coast OF the sea of Msrmors, is
assigned him for his residence.
The Sultan has appointed for his sue.
eessor Rechid Pacha, now Seraskier of
Remilia, celebrated for the taking of
Missolonghi and Acropolis, and equally
famous for having suppressed the insur.
re ciion OF the celebrated Ali Pacha of
Jsnins. The Firmsn containing bis
nDmiDa alton had been transmitted to him
to Arts; at the same time he receive d
orders to proceed Immediately TO the
Danube.
The cause ofthe deposition Of The late
Grand Viz,er is SAID to be the extreme
Dissatisfaction Of the Sultan at the little
energy which he has shown since The
taking of Vsrns HALT Pscba, who dis
Itinguished himself 10 many engsge ments
during the last campaign. is appointed
Csimaean to the Grand Vizier.
| On the 7th February. the Sultan sud
denly embarked on the Sea Of Marno-
"a. 1t is thought that he will land al
Rohosto. TO have an explanation with
his late Grand VizsS, whom be had OF
dsred to 60 thtner.
1t is affirmed that the Porte has a
length named the Island to whichit i,
willing to send agents to treat of the af
fairs of Greece.
| The Sultan has received the importan
news that several pachas, having by hi,
orders resumed offensive operations il
Livadia, not oaly the PROCESS of the
arms of the Greeks is stopped, but tie
town Of Davadia. itself, which had fall
| len into their hands, has been retakst
10y MANNED Pacha; 0mer Pacha OF
Nigropont, has also taken the field, for
| the purpose Of entirely driving from the
Provinces 10 the North OF the Isthnu.
of CoFinth the Greeks who have come
from the Peloponesus under the com
mand OF Demetrius Ipsilanti
| News has also been received from
the Island Of Gambia, that the blockad,
of that Island by the French and Eng
ish has entiiely ceased, and that a d.
vision Of Egg ptian troops from Alexsn.
dria has siace landed there Ii is adde d
that the schooner OF Baron Reinneck, &
we'll known PhilheI lene, who organized
the insurrection in Gambia, has ialleI
Unto the hands the Egyptians.