text: ss' X—ssss -:\?\si_<' l-ctdsx si _ 'ctTsssi MWJ lake-hat, hutsihcksou. ," [omwouldssﬄilow to a few days silssss, 'khich cal. B-þaid him sicke dpllmss'} si'scoi._ Baemploycd in one Skin-ner. sswb} some "mlusquesssic Wisisi He run him ct bought s met: Tooifihavtks mssn of the. w,M Mh ed B. disiri'buted among his . "a ecthd had heivsied That day all the; w,M at {be hind} and siop the Sth they _rtss_ed, except a small boat lost for col. B. assign!) 07: us and :gOI him his owsi WP No one me from the Samson wish w siW e proceeded to a place called Pai ; mixeasi. abpysicte Buyou Pietre, "on me kiss-5 ... Go}. Bssss, again asked. me; ifdsswsiould Wn knstpssssBa) on Pierre With- him, * i i (M— Dunbanb & emasqme to be: continued ) si Late Bretgn Intelligencer. ' LON DQN. Asiugust 13. STATE PAPER *ss [From the German.) " .\ct Fowl)? Mr. C'anninsig, Ectpgiish accretary ctj State for idrqigu aﬁairs, to prince Szahssz-ÜMb-aeg; the Anne—2 an ambassadorer ss -o,.ﬂﬂsidoo. ". si-_,-ss];;c_'m'nozz.- ;Apxii 25, 1805. iffnsszg dg'dersigu'ed, busimajuw's prinvci; & * ssss-s-s-s-ess-aryssnsimzss:.fsi-ss-{eft-is" effai-s-ss ? 5? liid'btfgte lbesskmgssth-thc debygqu! ssE Mind; piiocefisimhzcmbckg, ambassgct'j " ct, mcmrdidzssicty; a'n'd sins-mister..plcnipo-ct !'sissm of his misery. {XI.-=. t' apes-or OFAPJ ' ass,-;;imgct'sios Huogmsssstssipd Hohemsssaz'ssq ,ﬄisisiifissiiffiperial "}rjiajssiasizj Oﬁcm hrmzclfct ss siMMdisissqufctassss'gxpsiesalsipqcc. _ _ ctssrss-psi, uddsiiksigdcd he received ;; mss MMHPQ tfic'si-sskisipgsi big sssqvcteign, sictct'ict sigicufgsswsiþiictncpsi fitahrexizbcrg xhe , ;sictzﬄq greetings, the bare of his IWW'VWTM kmg does p'omplczc; ,msighesi.nzotwcs zhat. daye's-induced] Muidpsiesixiasilctsszzajctfi? 'oct Pro 03??ssmdfisofz EFJQPLW yþzsscsþ by sic _ ncmg {he m ÞssiiW' qf _ss_-.pzmcs, Land-an: leadsito the [mansiowdi—ssasi lzstisip peatehbglss '(bc' 'pe' r. unedfﬀliidqﬄsshzy o_ "Europe-; 'hasidsi his _ ' My,- shefefqre} ,zccepts the oﬀer of his-\ Hpcijnlmjestfs medisciosim ctsq sat he; . ded consumed; But wishihispkovisism, sslhzsstsi'pi'zsiahafi also Bc'actcsicsiepxed by all the o thcifpsioven insohsied in the present war. - .ss-—_sisict ' — Nosi'ssi- '-. -si {In sing;-ty the king of sithe United king befiscssn Yﬂtaioss, and Irehndsi, has r'c. sstrsiived with dd'esirggard the tomm'usiuitasstion' cfhis-mssajbsryshc emperor of Austria, [fing ciHnogity—aad'fiehmia, and also juatfy . opprq'cipzdþsisssighe 'mq'tivgs which,}xave up'cc tfiissisiþmssiiop ss:si_<_!_ctesm-in_e_dfhis ,majqssscsiy to became, me. mediator Of a general peace. " " ,Thssesikingsswhoihassi-nevcr {filed to look to" 'ssWGsifsiﬂþ-ssi Janiog peace'asþtþe only obsi-si into! ficwarﬂinssxsivsihich-hsie is Bag-aged, & Aha!}: never requzscdfto listen :e' apypro. mulctyþzch oﬀered sithe least probability os4 n-niktgsshis peopcpgesig cbjccz, cgssnpox for a [ Methesitate Lto gitye hi's'fuu assent *to ﬂ hidssctethrgd'qpixzisson offfis ryajesty the em. .ctzsitsizocta "king.;ud that such a peace is Mrtpcssh-eohtsii'mefisiby a general negocia ioe'ajsizss'fthe pgrrsi'offctsissaftll the Pofiers engaged "'sisi'ch—ftcfitiyzr! " ss - " ss. — - si ' ss he; Sing- wi?! have-no difficulty in enter ﬄkþfigbssittth'a nitgosic'ttic'tuu, as soon; as the. WZl-Þfsitbe Other, pot-vers interested there 'Nhﬂthue been' received.,His majesty Pﬄjsiictthfiht delay truthe thL-sssioec'essarysi Wffigions in this xrespect to those Pct'miitb which heis more especially Wfdsiþylhe tie; osif friendship add codftss , . harder to ascexmin their viewssitndl "5th of their being favorabte to the ctss ion ofh'ts lmpe_r_ial_ majesty, to cqsso filth ,!sihem as to the" mode in which the 'W'jfisiba shall commence. and agmez Z'VKB imperigl majesty-75 proposiition, LVIsiQ-{Ositﬂo under-tending as to the prin siUWFþIÞb'Should equally form the ground t ! ._ _ dldisctt'sa'i'onaod osa genzral ar— "cht, ' __ , _' ' sissm'hat coocerne the ehpjce csa piece si _ [le'the sea-t'ofss nesigoctatmn, any i - "ftltllhe equally acceptable to hts ma. _* ÞYIded-(excluaive of the indispen- ;— WD which is alecto expressied in the his sijxhperijal majesty that it ebﬄ s 53 "his old all immediate inﬂuence of the ! If" ?! {he war.) that itvalﬀlurds tocthisj Mwshesssautessdegree :; to the other ss lathe Mild? 9! 2 speed;- ssand unioter. 5. "'* Wunication- wtth the plcpipoten- ct: th. sssbmnssffizsitmsijejaty should fiend to ; We"? ._ss_ si si l I t' . - N \ _- . " X 22??? office-si mitted at siMss'tlan on ? - si-h, through: orders froqþsin 30" - theccs'sation of boatilities be - Ass ruth andssRunim in the A. A Mediaeruneap. - text;-too oossooooo ototoootoooss Ho!:laenr, appessatsie new, resolved 1 tpctfi'efvif'siiniidhzzeictchemeed.-?fsssifrhesiunize'rgj gay-of Leipaic has resolved that the stars ljﬂ the ssdwoctsird jdd gifdlsieldf Ori0n_ ;ahlljbesi ' To .fmwsiesi; 'eanedsisi' _,** Thef'a'csia'ri .ctof Napdlsse- " do." , _ * ;ct j - ss .sisiz'sictct _ si; _— _ sssict— si ssct sif- ss a - -- 45 BogssxfoN, 'Scptember 2'4; ssct arrived las: evening in 36 dsiisilys from Elsi; neur, informs, thdcssa British" sseqaadron lay si there the and Auguat, coggicing of.-bout 29 eailosthc line,}siromsisisi' 10 20 "frigam- 'a laygenumber of ships and bkigsis", bomb ves sels',fire ships, Sgsic. 200 sail of" transports, .siw-inh 40990 troops. " Many of the vessels were-landed with m-duahcc-si'(ZaprT S. for-. lþcrsi-ihsorsilsspssi, that, a Bruibh ministers landed at Eþioesiursi; and þroceeded to Copephagen ccto iqqmasije'ql the siDzusilsssh overnmeo't, whe ther they isitendcdssto side-with the Esiteoch pr Englikh ; and that the answer was, xhat theyihunded to presewsietheisir neutrality. sssi Ixemwrfa szssss Sea-Wer- - fi'EDN'ESDAY; SEPTESFBER 30. '. Lasitdstss "Proceedings" ct. Lausissit from Elsmur. ss' Gawain Stickney, of the ship Azherica's The court have been principally occupied by the examination of evidence. On Wednesday, Mrs. Hssay refused the deposition of David Fiske. Mr. Alsiersirssander Henderson was then called on the port of the U 8 to explain the evidence of the party, when the counsel for the accused made an elaborate report to exclude such testimony, on the ground that on cross-examination ought first to be proved, and such testimony could only be considered as collateral. She Ghiq/f G)"ustices over ruled the objections on the ground represented in our last paper. Some conversation then ensued upon the question, however, the evidence about to be introduced (principally consisting of acts one) conversations of Blannerhazscx) would affect Mr. Burr's; The Chief Justice proceeded to think that it did not affect him. Mr. Hay concluded that such a connection and conversation were proven, the set and declarations of one accomplished are good against the rest. The Chief Justice was willing to hear an opinion. argument upon the point Mr. Burr then said that as he understood he was not affected, he would not interfere. The examination of the evidence then proceeded. Mr. Alexander Henderson was examined, and simply cross-examined. On Thursday, the cross-examination of Mr. Asa Henderson was completed. He was followed by his brother John G. Henderson, Mr. Richard Neale & John O. Smith, esq. The examination of Mr. Charles Dunn also commenced. On Friday, the execution was completed. He was soliloquized by Messrs. Davis and Wallace, his brother, Robert, and David Gilmore, in the course of those proceedings, Judge Meigs was called up, sworn, and attested his discharge. The particulars hereafter are as follows: Mr. Hay then observed that he had only two witnesses, more to prove his innocence; as such, whose evidence had not been completed on a former examination, and general satisfaction was given to the witness whom he should introduce, tomorrow (Saturday) "The chief justice engaged whether he could form any side of the length of general knowledge." Mr. Hay as far as it relates to us nor twenty minutes; but the cross examination may not perhaps be completed in 20 times 29 minutes. "Enquirer." The proceedings on the motion to commit are likewise to last many days longer. One of Col. B. Smith's counsel, Mr. Hand, it is understood will be compelled by the situation of his family and by his public and professional duties in the district court of Fredericksburg, now about to commence to leave the district. Effence after the attendance of this day, I was satisfied that part of my testimony inserted in the Enquirer, of the 22nd instant, which states that Mr. Hopkinton, Mr. For and myself went before to get more men," (then-rect. (went from Massac to N. Midland, in a boat with Mr. Tyler, and remained there at his request, Mr. For: never engaged any that to my knowledge, nor did I lose him for a considerable time as a captain, which was at Natchitoches. THOMAS HARTLET. In Danvers' testimony in the last Enquirer, it is certainly stated "sicol." Borrsisslz Wyllie had gone into the bow of the sea, the heat was: I mean and lazar—?The Witness says that they were there; fit them—. (lad) Departed this crisis on Sunday, the 20th instant, after a few hours illness, members F. AsT, qu. Principal Agent to the Mucud Insurance Society, va. fire, in the 4th year of his age. The British Syrctezz & Edwards arrived at Kingsston from Philadelphia on the 18th of due. Ogden, Cape Shannon, she was boarded by the French engineer at each house, who took out two of her crew, and gave the master a note, assigning his reason for doing so. ' The Peter-et! stoojz of war also arrived at _King_8ton On the same day, from a cruise" . she brought in with her the Amerz'can seh' r Prin cese sinn qfsiJV'offilk, with 30,006 [be. of cosisiﬀZ-e, ,. cut out of./eremie on the 20thinst. by'he) boats -on which occasion Dickins and one seaman were wounded, the former slightly but the otherct has sznce died, At. the time she was taken fiosses sin: of SOoj Petz'ons trap/18 were on board, . who had been hz'red by the Amerz'cansi essajztain to defend his vessel ztnde'r an assurance fy on: him that he understood (: French ]zrtvateer was to make an attempt to cut her out. T-wo qfthectsess men Were k',zlte(l and 6 wounded, one of them, their cammander dreadfully ,- the remainder jumfied overbomd, and it is sujz/w ocd {teria/zed. ' as the schooner la ] at the distance ef nearly 'a mile and a half jromland The sch rIl/Iayag-uana Sano, was immediately" disjzatchedfi om Jeremie, under szish colosirsie, 'evith dis/latches to vice admital Dacres on the Jumaica stationsi The dissa hestes related to the ca/ztarc of the Prt'nress Asizrt h f re mentioned-— and thevesrel las :: ;ce been given ltjt to the o.'. me. : s Þ I 0 1 1 sijshc-c did not appear any disposssiiion in G. ! ) i Bas ton Centinel that admiral szbicr had orders to act An arrival at Bos'too has brought Lo!) ssct don da: es to the 15 11 (s August. -——-Nss—o later than the ioreign advices vis N. Yosirk 1 We have selected several i: sins from the ss ll was g-ss ocially conjeczured in England as circumstances might require, against an) cngsesidsseracu bcsissilssc to G.eat Britain— Ossn me 14- h of Aog not, sir S: enhco Shairp, lace consul gcoch in Russia, act oﬀirom London for Pctcssburg, Will) orders it was said, 'to all merchant shi 99 to leave the place immediately The British parliameutwas prorogucd the 12i [! of August. and it was said would not again conveoc rillasis: cr Chrisrmsias slhc usual speech on the occasion was pitched to in war note, and from its tooe' Brita: 0 to avail itselsot the Russiau medi atcticton [be whole le singuage of thsissc British ministers in parlicsiimeni continued csioocilia (cry, and the papcrs and priiatc letters lrom London so). is war Should come ir. must come from the Americasin side ofthe ss' A: iamic. fshc arrival of the Revcnge vjas impa: icot 1) expcczed in England. A grand festival was orde red ru France : for Buuapartosi's birih day, rhc Its-th of Au. The French Senate have congratulated the Prince of Wales on his creation to the dignity of his new kingdom. He was to take possession of his new kingdom on July 15th, and the princess of Saxony, having refused her hand to Prince of Wales, he was to have been married to Prince of Wales, on July 15th. The French emperor has graciously given to that part of Poland now called the Duchy of Warsaw, a new constitution, from the manufactory of the Abbe Sieys. Thus have those Poles changed their master, and are now subjects of the king of Saxony, who is a subject of Bonaparte, and thus ends the French farce of this restoration of Poland. The duke of Wurtzberg is to be created king of France. The prince of Wales has been resuscitated to his ancient possessions. A letter received in Boston, dated Liverpool, August 15th, says, "the appearances of a rupture with America have subsided, and Admiral Berkeley will be recalled." The duke of Manchester is appointed Governor of Massachusetts. Mrs. Whitelock, from America, is engaged at Drury Lane. LONDON, August 14. Mr. Sheridans' motion upon the State of Ireland came on last night, and was negatived upon a motion. Division by a majority of 76 to 33. King Joseph has passed a decree, compelling the agents of all the proprietors of lands in his dominions, who have left the kingdom without having taken the oath of allegiance, to pay the rents into the royal treasury, on pain of forfeiting double the value. 'l he Prince of Benevento' ( Talleyrand) and ict M. Maret, the secrctary of state are arrived at Paris. - - .lugust 4. . {si On Sunday the corps diplomafique repaired bothe Palace of. St". Cloud, and had an audi— encesi of the Empei'si'ossrsi. The Spaniahss, Austri- _ Hand Portssug'uese ambassado'rs, were present After the audienee the institute there intro— duced and addresctsedhis majesty. He receiv ed the members graciously and converted some time with them. si No important eventhas' mar! :ssed the sense lezs war which the king of- Sweden already rc gents having provoked. 'i' lie-English landed in the isle of Rdgen do not seem anxieus to take part in it." The Sw'edes are ters-or stz tiLk on seeing that they have embar ed 11 a quarz rel so obvionsly unequal. T hsiey seat u'nd siwith too much reason; that the gencrosit} as the Emperor may have been v. micc ! out I;, ' theextravagant conduct of their sovm'eict-n. The posseSsion of Stralsuhd and Pome: amid was advantageotis to chdon bpth on account of their commcrcial relations and of the poli: tical considerations it bare he; in the aft'sisscts of the north—but the Sunne-ous exampi — of this rupturesi .cxposes t! e Kinsio- ctoi 5:- CYIW to the ridk of being exchu. 'c :! fiom this side the. Baltic. We are issnoxsisi; !; \-. h :,xt hopes *! :c i-ii tish g_Q\ ern'menthas giv en him—but he c.:n- , not expect an cquz vuicnt .si-z-sisi the loss es h-ct has to {La a-r " \Vi'*c':-1 all" the nations of th conti— 'nsien't sigh fox t.c1re,11csi !} :ss nssercdhirie eli too easily to be pclsusiulefd' ?) the ling? ish to smi nisii them with the means "of distsnbinss it. The common interests; check to get a cure one who shows himself to be a dangerous victim. The French Funds 88. "Mr—" T-vv—vv -—— _— v— "FOR SALE; si AT THE TENDER. Store, On FRIDAY, 41st, up, second to October, at the Not 1, Also, 2500 LLE.5i.c!s C: wend;-Hium Ssizlct-s, in lotsto suit purchase were."'' Cette est.is made-town at the time of sale, "P- C. Marsi. Ssep embct 30. WATER STREET ACADEMY As it was a story Blue; ssleusn, li;CsitSictii_"si.SYi u Located, and lately occupied by the Jews as arm—Trunk. of sate Gift tent will issue more caterpillars, si'. September— 80. ss. Valuable Lallis for sale, In assurance of demeaned quality: lzozzomlzls t}; " Inflicted Blame Czrcmsisst szut, q-t L'ze dis—tri 't rsi/ Chissumbz'd, for me manly of sit: ranamsisi-z, qual! be. sold on. the Premises, o'z lines-dun, the 29111 day (3) 8;sct'tcmier next, to (be big). est [n'olde-7, cn. a Cicfdlt of szact','tch£'ve, a'm, eighteen m9*z_tsi'izs. " One Moict) osa Tract ofLa ad ss called " "'Abincrdon," formedy" t! e zesidcucc "of Mr; Rode}: Alexander, ding on the Pow mac and Four— Mize- Cxch', ?qu aL on: 3 n.?!es above the town ot Mew:}: !Mhih. ""comnﬀa: .ciiusi, .. a handsonzc vie w oi the PC'ZQ: ncsssic, Me xzznchia, YVas'hington City-a and Geozge- Town, an! ti: ,, new mad to \.'sisi.,11:".gto;1passmgnecxﬂythlo' the centcr ok the tract," )) hicii so:.tai s 553 a cxcs, and 13 laidosfi into .Cxll lots oi c.i!s-:z*si'ent sizes to accommodczte 1):L:'?<:h.ssse :s, a" list of Wh Zch may "be seen at 3. 1) time on application [0 [He SLLJ-J\lluk.ld ss. ! nomas Schsi nn, ". 9 G. Deneale, I; EdmundsiZ-f .Lcc, ;-4 Augustzcto ' , . as,-5 W- The sale ossithc above proper ssctsity was cemmenced on the premises', 5 and not being finished she said: Weis ad journe'd," and will again commence at Tthe COssCc-Houscte, in the town of A 'lssexandria, on ,,Sssaiuzdajct: next. the gd I OctOÞQs- at 11 osiclock, in the fore—, ,noon. ct' The Commissloners. Sept. 30 " ss dts. .-——-... FOR SAI E, The SChOOHCl INDUSTRY, Þ Lying at Go]. Gilpinf s whars, burth'en upivzu'ds of 45 t_on_s, firm and sound—setvxceable tor me way or m e1 .... Fel terms apply to ( E. SH-AY, Prinqe-strcct. Septembcr ss2si9. , - , Stss Nssss o T 1 (: .E. The subscriber, of the town and county of Alexandria, in the district of Columbia, has obtained from the Orphans' Court of the said county, letters of administration upon the personal estate of Doctor James, late of the town and county aforesaid deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit them with proper vouchers thereof, on or before the first day of April next, or they may by law be excluded from all benefit of the said estate. And all those indebted thereto, are requested to make immediate payment to Givens under my hand, this 29th day of September, 1807. France, Cillics, Administrator. 