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Barnum has seen one of the legs of the multi
pication table
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DIR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC BELT, NECKLACE, BRACELETR
AND MAGNETIC FLUID, ~
FOR THK REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL
sVG1'COaIS Diseases.
And Of thore Complaints which Impaired
or unhealthy condition OF the NeFVou4 a-stem.
Wis beautiful and convenient application nyster
4 Gus powers Of GALVANisM and MAGNETISM
mas been PRONOUNCED By distinguished physicians both in
Europe and the Uned States be the most valuable
Medicinal Discovery Of the Age.
DIR. ChrisGte's GALVAEIC BELT and
MAGNETIC FLUID
used with the perfect and all cases
GENERAL DEBILITY,
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON Cry,
Monday Evening, August rs, $780,
The receipts Of stock Today unimportant.
PRIcEs; Beef CdiHe, 4G06c W ID net Hogs, SO
SIC v ID Sheep u 50i02 70 " head: Mich C0Us,
sls9$3 % head CaiBes, "a 5O9$7 80 W head
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MAYO'S MUSIC STORE
GIMP ST., three doors from Canal Neac Orleans.


THE undersigned desires respectfully inform the public
that they can always find his MUSIC .saszS...
STORE a rholee aud large assortment OF t1SEt'57t,
RI N y U L Els, ut very reasonable Il M nj n
prices and on accommodating terms Am0ngg
them Piano Fortes by the old and celebrated Mama
farlurers, L. CILBEaT lO OF rich tome, and finished
beautifully in Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany,
manlke manner. Ash, the justly celebrated EOLiAN
PIANO FORTE when for sweetness OF lone have not
been enalled They are particularly suited TO The country,
as lle dsolan does not require tuning Tor years. -.
The new Improvement ~ Piano turtes. the Patent VI
brang Ogerbrige, is also tor sale at this esa0lshnlet
This Improvement gives peculiar mness and bancy TO the
TREBLE adds the duTab aud strength OF t Piano. and
renders capable OF remaining much longer In tune than
those in ordinary use.
w. r. Nj. $ Agent for Henri Herz's celebrated GRAND
PIANOS and PlANlNOe, made in Paris. For power and
sweetness OF tone they stand preemlnenl.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS br sale at from sou 10 SaV
each, and taken IN part payu en Tor new ones.
Wind Instrument for Village Churches Lodges, Serenains
Parties, and the private practice OTganls, posse es
sweet and powerful portable, (weghng but - ID
and offered at $oO each.
Orders from tie country for Flutes, Guitars, Clarnets
Fagelets, Vlolns, VOnceos sutngs, and Musical MeT
chanise OF every description. will be promptly executed u
reasonable prices Bands supplied with Brass instruments
and Band Music.
HARPS, Double and Single Action, on hand and made
to order, to suit the OF purchasers.
MUSit-rhe largest Catalogue IN the south, The Stock
accumulation 70 years. and in IL many old
and beautiful pieces Of print.
NEW MUSIC received by arrival from the North,
every week at the store. Naive Compositions solicited
By addressing the Undersigned CaiaOg OF Music will be
PIANOS TUNED and REPAIRED. Music bound.
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organs and invigorating the eniFe system.
Also, in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY
DYSPEPSIA OK TNDiGESTIOH. RHEUMATISM
BAGQ,' DEAF SEss, NERVOUS TREMoRs, PAT.
CITATION OF THE HEART, APoPLExY, NEu.
l,IrR COMPLAINT, sPlNAI. COMPLAINT, ana
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS, DEFICIENCY 81
NEERRv99us AND PHYSICAL ENERGY, AND ALI
4Ek az pRamf9nsy, 80 PERdN6E.MET o.
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FISHING TACKLE, SEINEs, NETS, etc.
TlNHE subscribers receiving their usual supply
Il FISHING TACKLE, which with their STOCK now AZ
in store, intakes their the complete and 81
best in the oOunry-consisung Of English and ga
American Scenes; Cast Nets Shrimp, Trap, Dp, ~
aud Cotton Seine Twines; Herring Twne; Linen, VI
Silk Hair, Grass Cotton, and also Plated Lines; NJ
Lines complete; bamboo and other Rods, PLAN and n
ionted Reels; Floats, Rings and Tips; Syiveis and ~
Sinkers OF steel, and copper WeIgheTs, Eespears
nsgorgers; Batting Needles; Snoodng Gut limerick,
Brooke Kirby, Salmon Pike, ApsFdesn Virginia, Carlisle
O'Shanessy backlsh and drum H0oks artificial Flies and
Bats, MnDows, Grashuppes. Frogs etc., palnp
Stools; Hooks wire, gimp and gut Ban boxes and Bias
kets; Fish Baskets Tackle boxes; patent Blinking Cups
Sporting Knives, etc. all OF which will be sold low
w. B. MCCUTCHON Il co.
mn9 6mW 5S Gravler street
GW SElNES and NETS also made to order and
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(NONPOUND EXTRACT OF CopAvtA AM
~ CUBEBS- For Diseases Of tae UFtaarp Orgdns
The extensive use OF this Remedy the ten Year, in th
city. duBs which period 4 has rarely faied % sect
feel cnae, whers simple directions whiah accom- any
Il have been tanluy observed. Is the bss evidence Of lis
great and uaeqnaed exeelencs Being ifes from N nan.
~ Put in jar Of convenient and portable
L. MAGPHERsoN's Drns and Chemieai stors,
do 6m3p M, 30 nv street. New Orlas.ns
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.MONTGOMERTS
PATENT TUB A BOILER.
TIVE Of the public invited TO this valuable i'm.
pruvement Experiments the past year boats boil on
Sa and Fresh W alter. as also Tor land purposes,
have fully este, It's superior qualities as steam generaloT
and the saving of fuel weight and occupied over
any boiler
" These Boilers can be seen n operation at
HECkER X BROS Flour Mills, 2Ol Cherry street,
HOOPER q BROS, 1888 Pearl street.
MUTT " AYRES' Foundry, loot 10Th street, N, r.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
A w. METCAI.F'S, % and % Centre street
ID. ID. BADGER Il co. IS, a and 40 duane street
N. b. STARBUCK s Foundry, Troy, n, "
SMITH & CURLErr'S, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa.
And on hoard steamboats, JONAS g. IEA RITZ and ED
PAYSUN, loot of Liberty street, New York and toW
boat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans
kH~ For further information, Apply 70
and SAMUEL WARD,
ans 3d6mW 10 South William street, New York
.MOOssULMAN zlNO," FOR aOOFINS
THE subscTbers agents tor the sale o. the Ves Montague
Sheet Zne call attention OF 8ule, .no
oheIs this aIuee, when used quAy
Europe for snou and
when Hs put particularly Calculated
large buings, ugaTh0use CIrculars gTu
requisite the subject had and noss
the mode Of using It seen, on application %
SLAkk, DAY STAUFFER
corner Canal aud Nag azinsa
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COLDit RS DISCHARGES WANTED A N
- The tlisbest Pfcs paid SDLDlERSs Dis n n
CHARGES-.at az 1SHss--at No. "A Nasah1n "a n
Sizsst. Up Stair. w
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w. 3. LITRISP.
E Druggists, Merchants and Others wishing 70 purchase
TO sell again will be furnished reduced prices. Address j.
WRIGHT Y CO. No. I5 Chanres street.. New Orleans
Also to he had al N JARVIS and :. SHA VS., mill
a a.-.l
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A. +. CoCH An CD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MEREHANrS and md d.
" rect Importer Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES. etc.,
have always hand:
CAROLINA SEED COW PEAS-5OO bushels genu.
me. imported direct iron Charleston.
ElGS=l0e drums new Smyrna superior Elsmes
RAlSlNS-in quantities 10 suit pnrchaiers,
ALMQNlS-8Q bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
SHIELDED ALMONDS 80 boxes, in fine order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-$0
bags and barrels;
PEPPER, RAGE GINGER, stc.-4O0 bags;
STARCH-AEency Of teih, Floyd 4 Co.;
OLIVE DlL-75go baskets, pints and quarts. Pf1gno;
NEs-Whoes, halves. thirds and quarter boxes;
WIN Es-MSsoat yaIe. etc., in boxes; Malaga. swesa
and dIy5 POft Wine, vaTi0Ns qualities. ETC.;
BRANnIES-Va Various qualities;
BUTTER-Alsays on hard. a supply bsst 81 Louis;
ORANGES and LEMONS-td direct impoEtatoas ana
BY klnts Of Foreign Fruits, etc.;
PRUNE.S--tn Jars and fancy boxes;
CITFONS--3OQ boxes superior Genoa ClT0ns
CHAMPAGNE-I0 baskets;
BRANDY CHERRlES-300 uasea fresh. landing;
bACCARONI AND VERMiCELLi-a" eases hsah
FIRE.CRACKE RS-s0 boxes frsl gqalii, No. l;
POWDER-Agency Of the celebrated " AneIican Chrys-
la PovfdeF Comuany," guaFNntied saler0E any
Powder manufaciuref lob Slll OIL
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B K 5

1ans, Freekles, Sunburn, and All Erup-
lions of the Skin
ED- spsedy permanently Of Tia
newly discovered FRENcH CT YSfUS This vsianh
Cos nete Indispensable requae ladT's toilet
aeeu upon gkin and Complexion perfectly magical
sale price per bottle GUlOk'8,
St Charles aud Canal sirsea
Importer Of Fins Faney Articles Pensmsry aad Sporting Afeiss
sw This Lotion aays all irritation oesasiOnsd BY the hi. .
mnsqu oes rnv2
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B. F. SAITH, EDG9aflStS. CT 5oARDMAE
= WITH q DO Aid NAN, ofice North cssnes Of la.
~ fayee Square and st. Charles would call the
ienuon OF suffering humanity Their sapero in
the Of the TEETH The preserving per
mAnenty Teeth that practitioners
YET atianed, calling forth il Gees all the skill the
those VINO WI prompt and prserv Ut those
vaua bic Euxiaes health take he eares opportunity
IN having them cared for. In the insertion kTlFfCfAL
TEETH, especay in ses we ecsl pride md
constructing Them DEFY the scrutiny and
guaranty all sasact In diseases of
the Gums and Teeth general, all find cheerful and
candid advice, gras Num- persons who have tested
their in all its branches 10th the city and country
Tor the last will cbeeFfuly bear witness their
iVI3 ia
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RUNAWAY Or nEAD-A young man by the name
N oil R. c. TONNES. about fweaiy one Jears OF age
spare made, DARK eompleHin, black hair and back
his lace the right side badly pAKayssd viibe
when aughng, his mouth drawing considerably the left
s'd-.) The said Townes hiss during The winter been
abog the owns of Piekrnsyle "a; ard Aberdeen, 20
iHmbu and Macon, NJ s.. When heard (WHICH was
tasing The steamboat Coreo Tor mobile, for the
nnrp Ut making excnani having fir-i del
the yOug with the wagon Mr. Bray his unsetrd
business and him have Tor home, but
wait five days in Montgomery for hi arrivn which
tins we have never heard of INN The said TO a
OF means, but of of fir, families and
we lear that he hiss been steambOi otherwise.
Any Information concefning him would be thankfully
vel, both the raieaoD OF his family ourselves,
he had with him iObably 910Ul Si500 OF our
SHELTON. WALTERS Il Co.
aul5 6wis Rihgo.d. Pitlsylvaiia CO., Va
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Il concur in the foregoing statement of Col. John W.
Crockett. - w. C. FITE.
We acquainted with number of the foregoing names,
and concur in Col. Crockett's statement
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
r. Of the MOss UndOubted Character
Ion al paT q the County, could be given sufficient
hIl every column Of this uaunrl ~
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AGecdOte OF LCrd ErCugham.

The Life of tie Rev. DIR. Hugh" has
a description Of an interview which a
tlepulaliOn of Scotch dissenlers had some
wears ago with Lord Brougham. The
Scotsman adds, from its private knowledge,
some odd incidents of the affair.
His lordship, on coming out of the
court to meet The depuralion. Immediately
on being Informed of their object, burst
into a voiley of exclamalions to the effect
t,at. but for dissent. there would be " Nc
vital religion--no vital religion, gentle
men. no vital religion" While pouring
forth this in a most solemn tone, he was
all the while shaking violently the locked
doors of lobby full of committee rooms,
into one of which he wished 10 find en-
trance, and calling for an absent Officia
not in passionate tones, but in phraseol"gy
WHICH the reverend dePu;aliUn, al firs'
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selves to the same branch of industry, not
from any abstract enthusiasm for the mar
riage state, or desire TO promote the hap
pness of the unwedded, but TO put money
in their purses. In fact, marriage in
France is thing of mere barter and trai-
fc, just as much as buying horses or trea-
Gle is in England, Even the marriages
which are affected without the instrument
talty of broker or quasbroker are so !;
the only things
thoug Int of on either side. And with such
hol haste are weddings sometimes patched
up. that is positive fact that bride and
bridegroom at the altar scarcely know
each other. myself am acquainted with
a married lady, who swears that when
she went to church on her wedding-day,
she knew so little of her destined husband,
that if she had been directed TO pick him
out from half.a-dozen men, she could not
have done sol Yet people there are who
are as,ouished that III France there is so
much immortality in welded life! They
should rather be surprised that, with such
an abomnabe system, morality is 10 be
found at all l!--Paris Correspondent Of
the Britannia.
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AnCcdOte Of Dr.. MaXCey.

1 - Z. y &c
pi o'," "r'"S,""' = 'vI"' - '' s,,.aJ 80
ol 0ou'h 'aIo,'"" Coi.s; ',5,,',, ',.,'oads
"ras ''e Doo'oi ;-I''|o &C. 1l'D no-c.rnance G
'Lio i'A'u "po.. i -. "r ~ Ia;. mn,nhor
- NV, ,"s Al'D'', ..o,,IJaI i.h somo com.
,,o"tn',' "Ss "u""'o" ond % nano1eJ n con.
p""C'"ILo ,Lo '..o.,ts? r,, nr"s;J"", b;rt ,ha,
:, ',,IJ :" ~ ~ uDa,i FIR h;n, ,o secnre the
'I,,"r nC liz carri,go.honsc Instead Of
,,o,,;,,, or,, ,ocd 80 ,his succession. the
nnc,.r rr1cnoLoI or the onnoin,rd nirht.
- ,,,o oar,r;ooo.Lnrso .nl .,sronced his
nor,,,, rcrsn0 inside ,Lp vcbi,la In less
ihan ~: IN bonr some ha,r : dozen Young
ront}c,,,ap came 10 his re,gsa,. and eau,
,;.rsI, will. lrov ,Lc carr;aCe into the
road Whom they we've fairly ont Of the
CcIlcce prccinctS, thew forgot their re-
scrvo ort Lc,-o., 20 ic,-o rraCIv w;ih carh
o,Ler L, non,e. One oC them complqincd
.or ,bo ,yr;rhi or Ibe carriaoc and another
rrnI;pd by swearing, thai 1T was heavy
,rnnrh ,G have ,hc 9!J rsI'ow himself in
it, For pcarlr ? mile tI.cv proceeded
aIono the ,iohEay, ard then suuck INTO
.j.r woods, 10 a cover which they con
rfried wouId etJrc,ua!y conceal the ychf-
rIc Making themselves infinitely merry
s., ,},a Doc,or's cypcnsp. and conicc,u,ing
how and when lie would End hIs carriage.
,hcv NJ Ienorh reached the spot where
.,Loy bod resolved 10 leave il. Just as
,hey wrrc about to depart--having once
more agreed that the carriage was heavy
snorrh 10 have the old Doctor and all his
tribe IN it.'--,hev were startled Ivy tive
sudden droppiuU Of one OF the gIass-door
o,rcIs and bv the welI.known voice OF
,Lo Do,,or himself who has addressed
g .,.I..,,,,,,, ,o,,
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AHeedOte Of John Fletcher.

4 Young minister of the Wesleyan
Church in England, received his ilst app
pointment TO the circuit including tho
town o. Madeley, at that time favored
with the ministerial labors Of Rev. John
Fletcher. He was directed, on reaching
Madeley, TO inquire for Mr.. F.'s resi-
dence, where he would meet with a wei.
come reception. On riding up to tho
house he called or knocked, when on el-
derly servant as he supposed in ordinary
clothing, met the summons. ais this
Mr.. Fleichcr's residence - 1T is, sir"
:" My name is -, the Junior preacher
for this circuit" Yes, sir, the family
have been expecting you; dismount and
walk H." No: my man; make it
an nvariable rule TO see my horse attended
10 first take him 10 the stable; get your
curry comb and brush, and curry him
down. The old man, in compliance
with his directions, performed the duties
of hostler. "Now give him his proven
der, and Ill GO into the house" Walk
in, sir; take seat Looking round,
and seeing no ore but the old hos.ler, he
inquired, - Where is Nr. Fletcher" ?"
81 Al Mn. FLETCHER :" His surprise
ard modification can be better imagined
than described, but the excellent Fletcher
told him MOTTO distress himself, but let it
be lesson for the future, not TO infer that
because n an wears rusty clothes at
home, he must be a hostler.
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Marriage.

Nature and natures God smile propi-
tiously upon the union that is sweetened
by love and sanclied by the law. The
sphere Of our affections is enlarged and
our pleasures take range. We become
most important and respected among men,
and existence itself is doubly enjoyed
with our softer sell. Misfortune loses
half its anguish beneath the soothing innu-
ence of her smiles, and triumph becomes
more triumphant when shared with her.
Without her what is man A rowing and
restless being driven at pleasure by ro-
mantle speculation, and cheated into mis-
cry by futile hopes, The mad victim Of
untamcd passions, and the disappointed
pursuer of fruitless Joys. But with her
he awakens 10 new life. He follows
path wider and noblcr than the narrow
road to self-aggrandizement--that is scat
;ered with more fragrant flowers and illu-
minated by clearer light.
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Tle Mar = &c IEale in IrG-cG.

TEcre -, i..,v. p,rlay>. c} Your readers
who ata 10, ana,' ,a, rn,rc re in this
civ num!,. ci rdirrs ~ which torn
BenCGIg:s. -,i a.- @anre - q s'r'" ii
single s,yss."ar.., nay l"ra r.' s'o-r-
ra.iuu,' have ...ws.'v,S J,iy rso,'ott
wi.n PARTNER. ''g; 't i,w, perhaps.
will belize d. ..,., ii Il. T., table po.
siunus N strIC Y, aad even .! IHnk, have
RECOURSE Ia drst matrimonial agrLcics.
Such hcucvcr, Is lac fact, ard lou will
-ce it yso,idcd ~ tie report "I case IL
The new sparrrs ~ which NJ. F"y, the
erco, mar. a24-brokcr, is represented as
havirg got ,udg.Hem, frcm a law court a.
oain,l1 Gr.luu i rhcnt, for GEO, for
h,yiro ncauiai,d the marriage of the
niece .l, gi...uIs. The marriage. brokers,
and d1s.g,., r.v rsrcciail. are accus-
,aneJ ,o .G,.r,l~, ;he.. establishments,
,,v after day. in the ncwslapcrs; and
.ht,r calIi,y,. - 7. r.trr!v rcrrem zed hy
n = an:l.u,i;r,s. and i, generally accepted
by lhc ponularioa. as dat Of az upholster,
Ter. q e,al G,u!er, iawy cr, or physician.
Docs nor i'je rcvCal curlr Us stale Of So
.c,e,y2 Fancy i c.an in wan, Of a wife a:
IN Fov there is a cunca ,.ant TO be
,n,rricJ the GIRL must be handsome,
ynnno rcsncc,able and have money"
..Ny Jcar SIR, saws Fov. -, ou have Just
called in the nick of time; Baron Bingo
10 RiuLo SEN, for me YESTERDAY TO marry
his JamoLtrr Go to Iicr--,hcre is the
"1S I,.os'n,, """7 Goo Geo" RE baron
Io,'. ,'"o, Inns, II ,hr Ihe baron--srates his
.,';,m""I ,,y;'",' ''.','- !. acrrn,,d, The Baron
l'rn r,nrs for ,le dauan,er: My dear. -
.n,r .,g I,'S tn .,.i;. : Baron Bingo de Birko,
-, 49, ,,.'.,ors ,', J;.,;rcuishea themselves
" "I u = Cn,sa,cs and having been ruined
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-10-08

Of opinion as TO the President since his
arrival. The Prince de Joinvlie was a
great favori'e with The navy. but the Pres
ident has now gained fair share of their
good will. From The Friendland the
President proceeded to the Nalmy (l04)
alag, Admiral Dubourdieu,) and thence to
the other men-Of-war. As he left and
reached each ships the yards were mann
cd, and the men cheered three times.
The time wore away slowly as the Pres
idenl inspected every vessel very minute
ly, and it was past o'clock before he
reached the Minerve (60,) which is the
French gunnery ship. Here the guns
were Cast loose, and some practice took
place at targets moored about 500 yards
off in the sea, both shell and ball ; but, SC
| far as could be seen, they did nothing
which the Excellent need be at all afraid
of. After he Lad left the Minerve, the
President proceeded on board the Aarlla
some minutes below, embarked, under
manned yards ard paid visit TO the En-
chantress, the Earl of Cardigan, where he
also remained for short period. As
soon AS it was evident the visit TO the fleet
was over, and that he was returning on
Shore, the vessels repeated the full salute,
the effect of which was, if possible, in
creased by repetition, while the the regn
larity of the firing was even greater than
before the Xarifa also fired a salute III
very good style. The President disem-
barked at the dockyard, and proceeded to
dine with the Ministers at the Prefecture
de la Marine. Admiral Sir Il. Cochrane,
Sir c. Napier, Captain Munday and other
English officers, dined with the French
Admiral Dubourd Ell, on board the NaImy,
at half-past 5 O'Clock. In the evening the
ball was given in a spacious hall outside
the arsenal to the President by the munl-
cipal bcdy OF Chevbourg, at which some
1000 or 5000 persons were present
The President only stayed for about hall
an hour, bat during his stay he conveyed
through Sir II. Cochrane an invitation TO
the senior British officers TO dlne with
! him tomorrow on board the Admiral :
ship Friendland, 1901, when all the
comnandants. captains. and lieutenants OF
lhe French fee viii aiso be present
Nothing cun b. mo,e attentive than tie
conduct OF the French 10 the British Off
GERS who nave come over hcrc. in the
evening the Trinity yacht with Sir H..
PclIy, Captain RcGmcnd &c, came in:"
barbour from London. Tie Admiralty
yacht, Black Eagle hove in sight ycster-
day, and stood away by Tie Gc>irc out.
side. bar did not come into the roads. and
bore away to de westward again. The
ball wa. rrigbGul scene Of smother, heat.
and dancing under difficulties, and had
mot terminated at II o'clock. Most OF
he yachts have prepared for sailing in TIC
morning, and orders have been given for
al French ciliccrs TO get on board lhciI
ships, so Tia. il is probable tie Ncct may
aul 10 sea lor exercise ton OToW.