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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

A reward of one hundred dollars is offered
in the New York papers, 10 any person who
will fed the body of Chancellor LAvsrnG,
whose mysterious absence has been noticed
Il is SAID that he fell into the river al the foot
Of Markettield street
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

JoHy Clay, Esq. brother Of The late Sec
rotary of State, died ON board the steamboat
Rover, about twenty miles below Memphis,
on the Mississippi, on the l9th ult.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

Two domestics in the family of Mr.. f. w.
Clarke, in New ork, were nearly sulfocated
a few nights since, by small quantity of
charcoal in kettle. The coal was thorough
ly ignitcd before it was taken to their cham
Der. An erroneous idea prevails, that after
the coal has been lighted, it ceases to emit
the noxious gas This is not the case Car
bonic acid gas is constantly emitted, so long
as the progress Of combustion continues.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

The celebrated Italian poet, Metastasio,
was the son OF d common mechanic, and
used, when a little boy, to sing his extempo-
raneous verses about the streets. The father
ofI1ayden. the great musical composcr,was a
wheel,yrght. The father OF the painter,
Opie, was q working Carpenter, in Cornwall.
The parents OF Sebastian Lastalio, the ec-
CANT Latin translator OF tie bible were poor
peasants, who lived among Tee mountains Of
Dauphinv. The Able Hautciuelle, who dis
tingnished himself in the seventeenth century
byhis inventions in clock and watch making,
was the son of baker, and Pasini, the mod
ern satiric poet Of Italy, was the son of a pea
SAINT The parents ofDr John prideaux, who
afterwards rose to be Bishop of Worcester,
were in such poor circumstances, that they
were with difficulty able to keep him at
school till he had learned to read and write;
and he obtained the rest Of MS education by
walking on to Oxford, and getting employed
in the first stance as assistant in the Kitchen
of Exeter College, in which society he re-
Irained till he gradually made his way TO a
fellowship. The father Of lingo Jones, the
.rel6tect. was a eloth-worker, Sir Edmund
Saunders. chief justice Of the Coafl of Kings
Dsnch in the reign of Charles H., was orr
p;oalIy an GRAND boy at the inns OF the court.
iinnaus. the founder of the science OF botany
althoues, the son Of the clergyman OF small
'riuagein Sweden, was for some time appren-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

We learn that Messrs. Carey s. Lea have
received and sent to press Sir Walter SCOTS
History Of Scotland. in two volumes. 'ihis
work is 10 be succeeded by Sir James Mack
lntosh's History of England, in three vols,
and a History Of Ireland, by Thomas Moor,
.Natioaal Gazette,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-07

Major General GNNEs arrived in the City
the day before yesterday, and took lodgings
at Gadsby's Hotel-,Nd Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
IN COUNCIL-MARCH 20, 1880.

AN ACT to amend an act, entitled "An act
reducing into one and amending the several
acts respecting the Watch"
SECTION 1. BE IL enacted by the Common
Council of alexandria, That there shall be APP
pointed annually, in the month of March, or Of
tcner if necessary, by the Common Council, a
Superintendent of the Watch, and four, or more,
Watchmen; and that whenever, in the opinion
of the Mayor, any emergency should render it
necessary, he shall be authorized to increase the
Watch to such number, or for such duration, as
he may deem expedient 1t shall be the duty of
the Superintendent of the Watch to keep regll-
lar book, in which shall be entered the names of
the regular Watchmen; the times they are alb
sent. and for what; also, the names of the Ready
and Extra Men employed, and when, and In
whose place; together with an account of all the
incidental expenses appertaining to his depart
ment; to be submitted to the Common Council,
when demanded. 1t shall also be his duty, when
any Waterman shall absent himself for an unrea-
sonable time, for any cause, to report such case
to Council.
Sec. 2. find be it further enacted, That every
Waterman, of every denomination, shall, quar-
terly, present his account, duly certified by the
Superintendent of the Watch, to the Auditor,
who shall thereupon issue his warrant for the
same, in the name of the party charging for such
services.
Sec. 5. BE It further enacted, That so much
of any act, heretofore passed, as is Inconsistent
with the provisions of this act, shall be, and the
same is hereby, repealed.
This act to be in force from the passing there
of.
Passed in Council, this Goth day of March,
1880. EDM. I. LEE, President.
Approved, March "a. 1880.
JNO. ROBERTS, Mayor.
Teste:
I.P. THOMPSON, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
Alexandria, 25th March, 1850

nnents, GJc
"The said Assessors shall, Immediately after their
appointment, proceed to value the houses and lots
within the limits of the Corporation, and to demand
from the and ntresses Of every family lists of
all male TIMETABLES belonging TO, or residing IN, their
respective families; and also from every owner OF tax.
able property, list Of such property And it any mas
mistress of family, owner OF taxable pro
perry, shall neglect refuse to give in list OF oil
male ty'heabes belonging to, or residing IN his or he
family, other able property, within ve days after
the demand thereof by any Assessor the person
offending shall forfeit and pay one hundred dollars
And if any person whatsoever shall wifuily omit or
misrepresen in the list given in any ytheable or tax.
able property, shall, IN any other manner conceal
the sare from the knowledge of the Assessors, the
person SO offending shall forfeit aud pay double the
amount of the imposed such tytheable taxable
property. Every merchant. shopkeeper mechanic, or
other pc rson having in his or her service or employ
ment clerk, journeyman, apprentices, or assistant.
shall render an of the same in his her list y
Nthesbes, and shall be accountable for the captatlon
tax hereby imposed, in like manner, and under the
same penalties, if such clerk, journey man, sppren
ticc, assistant, were member OF his or her family
Eriract from SIN act (or raising Revenue for The
vear 1857 pissed Harch 20, 1850
"sEc 5 .4ndb ii further enacied, That the Asses
| be, AID they are hereby, authorized To require
from every possessor OF household furniture,
kept for USE an Gifts aggregate value, at fair
market price at the time of rendering such accounts
and il any such person required aud after being IN
formed othe provisions of this act, shall refuse TO rem
der such account, or give such information to the
Asse as may enable them to make such valuation,
he she, or they so offending, shall fueit and pa. for
such offence the sum of ten dollars And in all cases
where the have to believe they have not
received fair estimate, or such correct information rs
NAV enable them to make fair valuation, they shall
assess the value such furniture according to the best
of their knowledge and Judgment; and should the per-
SON so assessed deem him or herself aggrieved lie or
she shall have right of appeal to the Common Coun
Gil " march Zo-S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
mouse 0Ma hands Eor Rent.

,ss-s wish 70 rent 'or on ur more ears the
S5sl HUME g. SQUIRE OF GROUND
situated Just without the limits of the CoIpo
ls. g. ration OF alexsndris in what is called the Vii
} sm,S occupied as summer residence by Col. A.
,ubn.;'' deceased, With some repGrs which 1 am
hi, ms TO make. itwnuld be peasant and desirs
I -ooie, The Garden IS early and productive.
49,. Souid rent two ONE acre LOTS in the same
sSss, binding on The Great Hunting Greek
TS!S am DESTROYS of remit, two thirds of the
SfSs WESTGROVE EST.ATE,
- eeiag about Twelve Hundred Acres, consist
-, ing ct improved river bottoms meadows. and
wst "ree hundred acres of reclaimed alluval lands.
EmNd annot be exceeded in fertility, and have been
to ,bs ~ experiment, to be particularly well adapted
worth Srowlh OF hemp and tobacco They are wei!
TS we attention Of haryland tobacco growers
o,r, -" Lands will be n,ed for money rent or
seys,i erop-as one farm, will be divided into
q, - erIns apply to 7. W. HEWITT, in Alexandra,
=" 0'e sub 'crber, at West Grove
n,,A - s. SMITH.
Guardian, &c. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25

duties upon tea and coffee, and upon several 9th
er commodities, which would diminish the taxa
ton by seven and half millions annually
Mr.. Barbour proceeded TO enlarge upon the
mutility of the proposed road, as not calculated
to afford increased facilities of commercial inter-
course in any way. He next spoke of the expense
which it would involve. twas stated to be 1900
miles from BuffalOe to New Orleans; which at
$1,000, according to Mr.. Henphil, amounted to
S2,s5O,0 900. They might perhaps have, for that,
road of dirt: but then application would proba-
bly, be made for further appropriations fer gravel
and stone to repair it, and possibly afterwards
for rail road So that at length, the expense
might grow up to ten or fifteen millions. After
variety of statistical details, with respect to the
advantages held out by the advocates of the
road, in the accelerated speed with which
the transmission of the public mails might be
effected, in comparison with the present mode,
he spoke of the alleged benefits Of the project,
as forming great military road, and contend
ed that such hopes were utterly fallacious; for
in the event of future war, one would think of
marching troops and ordnance from New Orleans
to Buffalo or from Buffalo to New Orleans,
for the defence of either of those points. He
continued to argue against the measure; con-
tending that it was partial unjust distribution
of the public funds, to apply that money, which
was the fruits of the common efforts of all, to
the benefit of part; and such would be the case,
if the proposition for the construction of the road
in question should be sanctioned. On motion of
Mr.. Blair of Tennessee, the Committee rose, and
the House adjourned. Mr.. Blair has the floor
upon this question, for to day.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
EOtice.

IN virtue of the powers vested us by act of the
L late General Assembly Of Marvlarl. shall attend
at Piscstaway on SATURDAY,, the 24th day of .aprl
merit IL O'Clock, contract with the lowest bidder
tor CUI1iNG a C5N.4L about quarfer Of a mule IN
length. betwe two points eIscstaway Creek; asO
for clearing said Creek of the distractions to its navi
CATION by the trees and underwood lying in over
hanging it; and for cutting channel through mud
bank at the lower end Of it.
The terms, and further specifications of the work,
will be given at the time If contracting
SAMUEL COE,
JNO. C. MOORE,
WM L. MARBURY.
Piscatsway, Md. 23d March, 1850-mar 25-w3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
y office.

WIS Most Faithful Majesty > Charge FAfares, near
the Government of the United States, Is instruct
ed to inform the subjects of Portugal. residing in the
said States that those who have yet taken the oath
of allegiance to Ills Most Faithful Majesty. Lord Don
Migaei the First King of Portugal and a!garves, by
hereditary right and the Fundamental law OF the Realm
as acknowledged and ratified by the solemn act and
oath of the National Cores assembled at Lisbon on
the 18th July, 1928; are requested to do SO before
this Legation or before any Of his Most Faithful Ma
les,ys Consus residing in the respective States, with;
in two months from the date hereof; at the end OF
which time, list will be sent to the Government Of
Portugal of those who have conformed to this Nation
nj Act +. TORLADE D'ALambo'h.
Georgeiour,, March 20th, 1880. mar 24-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
Twelve Mouths credit

WILL be sold. at West Grove Fairfax county. vr.
w ginia, on FRIDAY, the 18Th day of 9prit, $50.
the personal estate Of the late Col A. Smith. con-
FORTYSEHEN SLAVES,
principally vsluable young men. women, and boys,
TWENTY-SIX HORSES,
Among which are two saddle horse, and some colts.
two and hree wears old of good blood.
A large Stock of HOGS, SHEEP & CATTLE,
Among which are fourteen yokes of OXEN, The
Sheep are $50 in number, ofthe mixed mefin0 breed,
and have been bred with great care
Several CARTS, perfectly ne,o.
Also, A new and handsome FAMILY CAR
RIAGE, Harness. sc. With very large stock Of
FARMING UTENSILS:
Plouehs, burrows spades s. Hoes, &c. &C.
A SEINE, with all the necessary tackle and
means fn' actual use.
All the HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, Library, Plate, &c. g
large quantity of TIMOTHY HAY, in
stacks; AMI
FIVE HUNDRED BARRELS OF CORN
Bond, with approved security, will be required for
all sums above twenty dollars payable ~ months af-
ter date, with interest from the date thereof, and
If the terms Of the sale not complied with. the
property will De sold the risk ofhe first purchasers
Fer purchases under twenty dollars cash be paid
SuSANNAh SMITH,
Adn'x Of A. J. Smith, deceased.
march 24-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF .aLEXaADRL4, CD. Co.

ARRIVED, MARCH "a,
Schr. Alfred, Freeman, New York; plaster,
&c. to Lindsay, Hill & Co. :,
Schr. PAMELA, Robinson, Turks Island; salt
to S. Messersmith.
Steam Packet Fredericksburg, B. ]. jenkins,
Baltimore; freight for the District.
SAILED,
Schr. Columbia. Shinu, ...........New York.
- Ocean, Ryder, ..........'........do
Steamboat Potomac, Jenkins, ......Norfolk.
Steamer Columbia, Mitchell, baltimore.
Schr. Hiram, Barnes, hence, at Boston, Goth
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
..:Otice.
A ! Smith,,
march rs

NOW practising Lawyer residing in the town Of
~ C,ark,burg, Harris n County, Virginia takes this
method Of Informing those who may have either law
business or land agencies in the counties OF HARRISON
u.ndoinb- preston, Tyler, Wood or Lewis, that he
"a m sucb business in either Of the said coun
te. He will remain in Alexandra about three weeks,
and NAV be seen at Mr. Hewtt's Office.
mar 24-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25

NJ. The Rev. DR.. NELL, Agent of the Gene
70, assemby's Board Of Educstion, will PREACH By the
leave of Providence, This kpe"ing, at candehsh,,
in the First Presbyterian Church.
Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
Assessors Notice.

vUNHE undersigned intend forthwith to assess and
lue the taxable property ofthe citizens and others
of the Town. and respectfully request their aid, far
The annexed law requires that the same may be equal
ICED as as possible.
GEO. DRINKER,
VIM. YEATON,
assessors.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Furniture. SC. at auction.

SATURDAY, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ
(beiny the regular Furniture sale day,)
w Household and Kitchen FURNITURE.
Also. 10 dozen chairs, ordered for sale without L.
nit; together with great variety of GIssswae Look.
ing glasses; Lamps, Japanned Trunks; &c.
uSae in the evening, rs usual, ofDry goods, Glass
ware etc mar IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
More Spring Goods.

More Spring Goods.
WE have received, per Columbia, from New York,
w still further supplies Of SPRING GOODS.
Amongst the many are
Rouen cassmeres and French vgonias For gen.
Superlave Black and Prunella hehehs
Black Brochelle and Crcsssisns } wear
Grape Jesse and cause scsrfs
New style gauze handkerchief Cd.
Soft undressed csmbrics, superior mus"
Plaid and fine checked muslins
Swiss plaid drapery muslin
Real Company bAndannoes' &c
Sus;.., and misses white, black, and slate cotton
Mon, extra rbb'd nd plain do
Rich spring gAuze gsrnfure ribbons
Brows caash csTnbrics
Pongees, black Silesias, etc. etc.
nsrch q, JAMES MCKENZIE Z Cos
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25

70 ito" 3PeI'I WITH IuH MO eHeCttTe Oot'F~'J'
THIS EVENING, (7,HURSDAY) MARCH
25th, 1880,
Will be presented the much admired Comedy Of
PAUL PRY;
Or, Hope I Don't Lrtrude.
Paul Pry Mr.. Davis.
After which,
Comic Song-''My Deary,' Mr.. Boldly.
A Fancy Dance, by Miss Hatch.
Recitation, by Mrs. Hatch.
The evenings entertainment will conclude with the
admired Farce of
ALL IN THE DARK;
Or, Which IS Puzzled?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25

" Doors open at 6, and performance to commence
at O'Clock precisely
- Price ofsdmission-Boxes, so cents; Gallery IS
No Pit price,!
fit Tickets to be had at the principal Hotels and at
the 8ox Office OF the Theatre each day from 10 till
o'clock, when seats may be secured,
SIS Proper officers will be employed to enforce de.
cofum.
Or No smoking allowed in the Theatre.
Persons wishing rent the Bars of the Theatre will
make application at the Box Office, between the hours
of eleven and one O'Clock.
rP P. S. In rehearsal, the new splendid
Nautical Drama OF TIE PIRATE; IN, The Robbers OF
the Beaeon, with new Scenery Dresses, &c.-SceneIy
by Mr. Liebemau.
march IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Variety Aucticn.

VUvHIs EVENING, at halfp O'Clock, will be sold
l. at his Auction st,re, variety of
Dry Goods, and Fancy articles;
just opened and ready for examination Also Looking
Glasses, Glassware, &c. &c. mar Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
houses and Lots OF auction.

houses and lots OF auction.
WILL be sold, on THURSDAY the 25A instant,
w at O'Clock, r NJ.
kWA A LOT beginning Is feet 6vs
H inches to the westward Of Royal street,
AltI fronting 50 feet y inches on the north
side Of Prince street. and running back
aoout $50 feet, with the Frame Buildings thereon.
Another LOT on tbe south side OF Prince
street. beginning % feet Royal street. fronting
on Prince street II feet, and running back rs feet to
feet alley, with the two stoy BRICK building thereon.
Also, A LOT adjoining, fronting Is fee, 4
back 70 feet, with the frame buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash; the ba-
lance payable in four. eight and twelve months, by
negotiable at bank. bearing interest from the day
of sale, secured by deed Of trust on the property.
BY order:
march, - GEO WHITE, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25
7 H E AT r E.

ME inhabitants of Alexandra and its vicinity are
respectfully informed that the above establishment
IS now open, with full and effective Company.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-03-25

'aso'"c-We understand that the installa-
TCn OIL the Hon, Edward Livington, as Grand
"'s0 rrest OF the General Grand Royal Arch
NAPIER o,. OF the aed States, vice De Witt
''a'0n' deceased; and of the Hon. Joel II. Poin-
''''' a' Deputy Grand High Priest of the Gene
-" u'aaa Chapter. will take place, by commits
,s0' IN the City of Washington, on Saturday the
~ NpnI The circumstance is mentioned
'' me information of distant members who may
'l's1e 10 be psesent at ceremony so interesting
TO the Fraternity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09
EIGHT naYS I.nrrn


NEW oRK, Nov 4.--By the packet Erie from Ha
we, we have our Paris files to the 9th ult inclusive
The Perfect, at Boston, from Liverpool brings london
papers Of the 9Th. They furnish decisive intelligence
as 10 The Intentions Of the Belgians who on the 4h by
the organ OF the Central ComMittee, declared them
solves independent, and conyoked national Congress-
Previous thereto, the Second Chamber of the States
General had voted in favor Of a separation of Holland
and Belgium; not intending thereby however TO imnIv
that each was to be independent Of the other inc
begidns have gone ahead of their northern
and determined That there she'll he independence and
from the universal spirit Of hostility against Holland
they VIII II LETT to themselves, and not ntctfered with
10y foreign nations establish H. The London Courier Of
the Sh. hopes that the Belgians may accept of what
they wished ong since, viz separation OF the terrific.
~ under ha sane dynasty-whch is now asscnted ia
by the king AMI states general Thai paper however
sPPrehends the refusal Of the arrangement che oh.
rope - T " i'"'
30 not believe the peace Of Europe so likely Ia
DC interrupted Every fresh arrival confirms us more
a'H more IN the opinion, that other Powers viii have
qui'e as much as they attend TO in keeping orde
snu YIELDING graciousy 10 what IL not Yielded will be-
TAKEN he following spec ch made by fhc french Min
i''er Of Foreign Afaifs in lie Chamber Of Dsnoiss =,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09
ONE DRY LATER IRON EUBOpE

NEw-YoRK, Nov. B. Our last Pars dates wsr. IN
the 29h Sept. inclusive We place before our re
{ is afternoon European news Of day later Sine,
our last, the Havre packet 'hp Francois has arrived
'urni'hibg us with fu" regular files OF Paris psp,rs
Oar Intelligence from P,rs is TO the Let 0eobsr and
RON Hsvrs 10 the 81
From the tenor Of tbs Nebe Ian 70 news. The pros-
p'e Ell pacific adjustment Of The difficulties bsiw On
tn King OF the Netherlands and his b. lgisn subjects
IS more remote Than ever The spirit Of rebellion 4
active IN most Of the Bg'D cities and the alleged In
famous conduct OF the Duch solders At Brns,eis will
give darker ADD more determined character 10 the
wa on the eide OF the BelgsuS. The reforis OF the
enofmifss committed by the army of The Prince Of
ange, srs doubtless much exaggerated for an obvors
purpOs h"t there W credible evidence tbat ,bsre !.
some foundation in truth u is ssd that large r,n
her Of English, who RELYING the tepres,n,nons M
their Ambassador, LORD BIyoi, rsgsinsd Al Brus,sI,
and were witnesses and victims Of the Dntch soldts,v
have united TO address heir corp iuts directly +, th II
government, ard Jensunce 1, The most Infamous viola
on o. ' The principles Of the right- of nations and the
The French nsws l. not important. tn, Courier
rranrsis en'iripsies hd Frsnce, notwithstanding hp
desirs TO r main nfura will he forced 10 ,ske p,rt ir
the great Struggle Of which 10 feared that tho r. Oh,
| Jog 81 Busoeis 10 but the bsgnsing
| Itwss thought that Polignac would no, o. c,,s ,be
punishmepi ~ the crime NJ which he is accused
La the ChsmJer 81 D,puHss, on The 20 h Of SIN
iember, rssolunuu 10 srpoint ID &c Commits, Sy
bao' 10 sseref segon, 10 be chostn frsn among ,hS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-11-09
OWE my LITER FROM En-GLanc1

Wv n I1.IF III Tx FRU.H EJVEL-H.VU
By The packet chip u hanis, Capt. Marshal ~ New
York from Liverpool, the editors OF the Comrnsrcisl
Advertiser have received London papers OF III Is, Of
October and LIVER DOL Of the 81
The London Morning Chronicle of the ls OF con
tsns tho folio ging important paragraph:
1.-THE revolt u general lhroug hout the whole a
Belgium. The troops Of the King amounted sniy to
$1,000 Il the beginning, and Of these the far grss'
part must be B'IgaDs. But were the army thrice
What H. is quite impos'i 10 for II 10 AXE head
gainst whole population in state OF revolt Accord
log 10 tae accounts from Rotterdam received last niAi
the troops feiring from B-usels Antwerp, f.r rein
foreemrns, had been fallen uIo1 by the people, who
InaSaeTsd TIE sdysnce guard. Antwerp /. stated 10
hsve fseD ard Ci.nt 10 probably by nj. time in The
possession Of the Belgian fore The King ran have
nothing ~ IMPOSE ihis torrent II he suecseJs in get
ting the DOich portion Of hi loops safe back 10 Ho-
lsnd he may estsem himself 20 lsf f,runaie As 70,
TIE Bslsians, ll'sy will, Unquesona ly. jrn the Ma.
ranal S,ssjard."
The nsws from Autwerp aud Amsterdam was to the
goth Sept inclusive.
"The tejoigiogs among The people were geuersl; bot