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43 cmwn had proved above. Heme
“ garkedat Corsica ou the 28th Sept. with
_ about 230 men in a number 6f barges; snd
. after eficountering severe weather, they
succeeded in landing on the cvast of Cala.
$ria; about the 6th October ; but the peo;
. sie being averse to him, he was met aiter
afew days, and after a hard fought action,
© “eas defeated and taken prisoner. It was
* péported at Leghorn on the 17th,
Pad been wied bya military ®ibunel ant
Ect 111] tn
PHILABERPBIA.
France.
“We have been informed by a gentleman
ftom Havre de Grace, in the Terrier, that
marshal Ney had escaped from his impri-
. sonment; but of his destiny he is not
formed. TE
r He further states that the presence of
the allied forces, alone, preveats revoluti-
onary scenes in France, :
We belicve that terrible times afe at
“Band in that devoted country. In the pre-
sent temper of the nation, nothing but
despotic military governmont will satisfy
she people. They are not republican, nor
are they to be governed by eonsiituiions
snd laws. The will and power of a mailita-
Ly despot can alone control their wibulent
and belligerent character and propensities.
‘Nothing can be more farcical than the im-
‘®eeilc =uperannuated Louis attempting to
govern such a people. Our philosophical
president was just as able to €ommasud
gespect for our naval establishment, by his
u fidiculous gun-boats, as the old deward king
“To restrain ,f his children.”
SOMMERCIA
L TREATY WITH EN-
. GLAND.
+ The Lon don papers Lave givenan outline
of the commercial treaty. thich they ay
+ Das been, or is about 10 be concluded be-
ween Great Britain and the Uhited States.
The firstarticle of said supposcd treaty,
the dispensing with the Navigation Laws
of both countries, or in other words; the
+ foreign Tonage duty is mutually given up
' The Istarticle according to the reasoning
sf the London Morning Chronicle, will op-
erate in the ratio of 1216 1 ia favor of the
American merchaass.
The second great article in the treaty i
# grant on the part of great Britdin to the
Americans to trade to Calcutta, the Pen.
snstla of Hindestar ; while the trade of
hina belongs to the east India Company,
which has no power to obstruct the inter
sourse of either Americans or any ether
foreigners there.—The United States will
Sherclore have access to traffic with every
possession the British hold in the East In-
shes.
According to the ideas oi Europe; (con-
tnuca the London editor) this grant mus,
Rol only be viewed in the hight of a greot
womisercial advastage, but aiso of a politi-
eal favor?
., The third article prohibits the Bnitish
trom trading with the Indians within the
Jurisdiction of the United States,
The London editor concludes by ebser-
ving that by this treaty the Americans are
the gainers; while all the conccasiens, fae
wis, fc. come from reat Britain,
Yuer Joun.
w
a ae
. Tha following gentlemen ere standing
committees in the senate.
Unfinished buisines ~—Msers. Rose, Baie
y Graham, Poe and Shearer.
Accounts—=Messrs, Graham, Hopkins,
and Shannon,
To compare Sitls—MiSherry, Shannon,
Rovers, Baily and Mdarfand.
Claimi~Mesers. I. Weaver, Jareett, G. |
Weaver, Shoemaker and Ewing.
Roads and inland mavitationsMcess.
Beale, 1, Weaver, Murray, Jarreut, and
Hopkms.
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Election disprictssasMessrs. Morgan; Poe
and Shannon.
MARR!
Rev. Mr. Hood. Mr Wirtiam
editor fi
(dusTER, of Augusta township:
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The following ¥
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pense of
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that expense,
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A. Reep, Esq. P. M —— Reeds Borough,
dura, Armstrong, Cotnty.
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olan of the town, |
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Drcrxpsn 23, 1815.
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The most common symptoms of is ony
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cough, &c. !
The Vegetable Nervous Cotlial is
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infinite service tor purifying thé blood; And
curing those foul disorders of the skin which
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&c, &c. A dose of the Anti-Bilious Pills
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CELRPRATED 60UT & RUEUMATIC DRO
Since the above invaluable medicines
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CELEBRATED STOMACHIC ELIX,
IR OF HEALTH: .
{ Price ens dollar and &f1y cents.
WHICH hasvproved by thousands; who
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stomach, head ache, loss of appetite, indi-
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For the Dysentery ér Lux, Cholera Mor-
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iin the Lowels, and the Summer complaint
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greatest debility. :
Persons afilicted with Pulmonary Com-
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In Asthmatic or Consumptive con plaints
Hoarsness, Wheesings, Shortness of breath,
and the Hooping Cough, it will jive imme-
diate relief.
NOTICE.
LL persons indebted to the subsériber
{WM In any way whatever, are partiCaiariy
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complyed with, costs, however disagreea-
ble, will most assuredly be the consec-
quense.
Archibald Vandyke.
DrecenuBer 15. 1813.
Penal laws—Mesars- Biddle; Smith,
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Cre cterii
The spotted fever has agrin appeared at
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3 been mast fatal among ehildsan,
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large boxea 50 cents.
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efficacious vuedicine of the speedy reheijremove the causes which coffimonly pro-
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Ague and Fever, Choli¢) Pains, Flawicy-
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¥the human frame, diseases peculiar tofods, they possess this emieat advantage
males at 2 certain period of Hie, Fluorjover mist
operate
obstructions which arc tie preag
othey urgetively tlic while thay
gently, Rey prodjice acrher .
Tenogs, debility, no 1a 37 RGRAY