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AMERICA. The following Documvats oiccornanied Mr. Madison's Message. COLONEL M'lita; To MR. F.USTiS. Fort Stoddard, Deceniher 5, _al.:. linving - on the 21st nit, taken the bbertrof ad : diew ,, v_ you on the solieCt of t he disturbances in tin 'titnitivr, and having no acquaintance with any memory ut the preq:nt executive, I have presumed to i=iclose tr, your care ;I diipatch from Got enrol . to ate Secretary of <State. I have also in closed a hasty trans! awn of Governor Fohit's letter to roe, which, With some other. .considerations, has I:,duced me to ,proceed immediately to the City of Wa.iiington, left which I. leave this place in two or three d.tys, and will proceed with the least poaaible to Knoxville. - • I have, &e. (Signed) lOtiu GOVERNOR PoLCH TO COLONEL 'res.ca. 'StR,-.-Since the conversation I had with you re. apt... Cling the disturbances . which at ,present ainia piovitice, I have thought of addreoiiing myself dirctly in the Executive Power of the. United States, through the medium of their SecKetary of State, prnposing to treat . for the delivery of, the province in more positive terms Own those I employed in the • ;etter• that I wrote to hi , Excellency Qovetnor Holmes ; because as our difficulties every day in s Decessity of hastening their conclusion . increase alio, 1 have believeci also that it might be conduiive to the better exit. of this negotiation, pat my dispatch Should be 'entrusted to a person who could give to the Government Any information th,it rnrgin to.posseas, in older that it may deli. berate.yrliti the brevity which is necessapy. Con sidc.Tring that Ain, Sir, are in a hituation.to fulfil this o'hjeil, having been an eye witness to-all that has. passed in this part ofthe,provinceand the adjacent. o, 4 ,intry, you CAI' give intortnation respetting the, alarm whiel tt igos among' the inhabitants, - of the itilluence'whicn the French 'agents to . 'Loa e4x erthit tri 'nese dlitarbai'ces, and the tisk wtilchlEfit pr. , yilice runs of being involved .in the tit i'vleis which hive had their birth in Florid:-1, as v t,.licas:'fii6 fatal consequwces w hich may tallow if the o d d 'i s (lOC stopped 'ln its beginning, and whatever else can be said onsthe suNect. In order to avoid !)cddenis and delays which it is 114' to fOrtler, I will dFliVor to ):'Oll duplicates of the diitimtch which:l address:Al to hii Excellency the Stinioary of State, in bider that yito may snb• hart Jia9e incnt, by the moil, and by this means to give early infOrination to the 'Government pt the at)atrs on which it has to deliberate. The sailing:lton, Arc. (Winch lie had in . 3 personal acquaintance, (si&ned) ifobille, December's, into, To Lczi. - GovEKNot Fines dro , t4R. sum. i Will tint detain myself in : giving to your rzcellency information relative. to the letter I di re cted to his .I.l4,celler zy Governor Holtnesi.be ing perhotit ied it will be In the hands of.yonr.l‘Scellen ey long before tliii i but I will add in its contents' for Sr our government, that i ha 4 decided on delivering tiny province to , the 7.ltiitrrcl Stater, under an equita. tale capitulation, provided I do not , not releive,stic cour from the Havanna, or Vera. grim .during. the present Month, or that his Excellency :,%largnia So, rneruelus, On 11041,14 de r petl4l,4llloll4il not open. ed` dtierily a negociation on'. this .point. The in comprehensible aniindoontent inylticir I see myself, and the .ifflieted iiittation to WiliCii this province sees itself teduced, hot only luttiorise me, but force tnetO have reconrAe tb this determination, the only one to save it from that ruin which ,threatens it. • Thekhitted-Staters ate also ant horised 4o ireeept it, as 'the disturhances which .tiow afflict this pro , -' vincesn near to them must increase, eV'ery tiaythey c'ssinot :but have: ~a n influence on their ;tranquility, art .objeit which merits the firstcare of every Ott;• Verritnettt. The inhabitants, of Baten Rouge may figurelo thernselves many' motives which nhly in con ception justify the deterthittation they have adopted, but they cannot produce even , a single one which can Make tolerable the tyrannical, illegal, and un just obstinacy With Which they insist, that the other dist kn. cat the: proyi nee shotild' subjeet themselves to their will. The - United Statei which 'Writes* the fixercise of .equity, cannot. catetript'' t hemselv 4S trttftt raking part with the party utijosily oppiesied. In thicnellef I recur. twits Executive . throtigh the frtedium:of yoUr Excellency, stipplicating , that b e will be pleased to.send alders to the commandant at Trot Stoddard, that he . should assist 'WWI the troops which he has under his orders for the purpose of forcing, the party under theceinmand of Reuben Kemper, .'retire Within the dktrietrnf Bolen Uotige, intimating 'to him, that if in 'future 'he Should repeat his inchrslons in the distrid of bille and tPensa'colx, the troops of the United States jojne.l to the Spanish troops„ will be Iforecd to keep them back. ditittieltt have the Morcleasan to expel k, from the, reiititude of the United' Stales, the asilit ance I, ask, as the party which liernper . cotnniand's ha , been recruited, armed, and,:provisioned, within the limits .of their sovereignty. .At the same titxitY It any proposition is accepted, Orders may be given authorizing swim perstia to moefwith -me fur lating tire evacuation ..of the provilico atilt what ought' to, precede it. I cotieluae, &c. V'VuLcx. **lie, pet. 2t ~' ~t MR. NOR i 'TO MR. ,SMIT,kt. WilbttuAton, Dec. ts, deem, t to 440 linty Incombent on toe, considering the atrttt,and cioe which tasb sists between his Majoty's - Govertiment and that of Spate, 40 express to the Government of the United i t i talt . s , through you, llra deep regret with which I have seen that part 61 the President's Issasmeag e 10 Congre,ss, in which the dete o rmination f Go. vernment to take posses,ion of West Florida is avowed. Wl!bout prestithing to discuss the validity Of the I)uited , States to Wust Ftarida, a title witicli is nia, proclamaticin it is left open to dirct..ision, but-v.llkb has nevertheless been brought foliard-as one of ihe pleas to ji.tslify the °monition of these Provinces, may it trot be asked why that Proviricu could not haeve been asfitirly a sttbjeti of negPciation and ad-, justment in the hands of ,the Srviniard's, who pots sass the actual soverelgoty there, as in the ltitnds of the Americans, who.; to obicin. nosiession, Most begin by committing as :ad of ttostility toWardel Spain. But it May be said that ,the Spanien Torres Mexico, in Cubi, or in Pensacola, are utieqii ii to' quell the rebeilions of A bind of desj peradoes who are known by contediptutoits pellation of land-jobbers, allowing as mu h (whitth yon will agree with tue, Sir, is Al - owing ra,gfteirtt deal) would it not have been worthy of Fthe gone rosily of a free nat‘kri . like this, bearing, as it doubt less does„ a resp4l for the rights of a v,allant people at this nißmcnt 'engaged in a noble struggle for irs , liberty, wotild it'net have been an act on the part of this 'country ditisted by the soundest ties of g odd eneighbonrhood and IriendShip which exists between it and Spain, to have simply offered its aSsistance to crush_the common enemy of both, titan to have made such taw fereuce the pretext of- wresting a province from a friendly pnwcr, and that at a time of her adversity ? For allow, me., Sir, to inquire how can the decla ration in the Presideni's Proclamation, that - in the hands of the United States, that that territory will not_Cei.:Be to be a subje4 of fair ?net friendl) adjust tient, be made to aceordwith the (lei laration in his message tO Congress (implying permanent posseii "ion) of the adoption of that people into the btisnm of the American family; The act,,conseque , tly of sending a force to West FI _Or da to se c ure by arms , what Was before a subject of friendly negeciattoh, cannot, I much fear, under-any palliation be eon- sidered as any other titan his act of open against Spain. Whilst, therefore; is isdnipviroibie to disguise the deep and lively inte'rest wiitat jesty, takes in every-thing that relates . , , pain, r' which mould, I am convinced, induce hint to me dratti- between Spain and too Urilti States on any noint nlcontrovero which atayexist between theme, with, the utmost impartialny and .good will towards both parties, I think • it , due to the sincerer NV igh of his Majesty to menrain titriniwared the friendship which at this mOnteent happily exists bet Weti 'Great Brttain arid the United Slimes to jar that itafelt ate the: trey tuy which his Majesty If, bound .10-Spain that he cannot see with indifference any inttiek it aii'hct# interests in ,4i\anerica and as I..trove no donoi that the Governitietti of the ITitited States williattribu:e ;this repre.sentarion to the most conciliatory morives, ,I :ant induceddeto request In answer,. to it . star expla nation on the subject as- will at once convince his Majesty's Government of the pacific 'thspOintipni of the United States towards h is Majesty's allies, theiSpartiardsi and will remove.ithe contrary, irn , ! . pression which I fear the Preildent'a.Message is likely to make. • , I have the honsour to be, Sm. UORtER 'TO MR. Mr..!Morier presents his compliments .to Mi. Smith and begs the favour to be informed When he may expel an answer to the letter which he had the honour to address to. Mt. Smith on the 15th iasiaut. , , Mr. Molter, at the same titne, hopes that Mr. 9tnith, Concurring in the opinion that it would be desirable that his Aljesty's Government should, as soon,as posiinle atter the receipt of the 'President's Message, be 'furnished with she explanation which Mr. Mqrier has req,tested in the above letter on the occupation of West Florida in the name of the United States', will readily excuse the solicitude 'with Which he again presses this subjett upon the atten tion of this Government. Washington, Decou. MO. ' . UR. SMITH .TO MR. MORIRIt. • . . Department of.sutte, uee. 18to:' . . Sir—Taking *lttlo view the stibiett and .circam stances of your letttt of the 14th in§t. I have in tick , nowledging it only .10 remark tujpo, althotigivit is sufficiently evident from the face of the documuniti hefore:thb pnblic, that no tattstfle or unfriendly pur. pie:is:entertained tcostarda. Spain, the opiy . ,pewer known to the Unifm , Siates in the tratisalfaion, yet our-Euntlionary at ,L.undon has then entiblid to give your Government whatever Aplanations may COM. port wit h 'the ireaktietisood-the spirit of CiniCilittl 101 f which have' been itiyeriably manifested on. the part , of the United States.- I have, B.n. (Bi , ineil) R. SMITH. john Pltilip,Morier, Esq. Charge clieltritimp 'NEW-YORK, JUNE IC). Th a ,,N a tional inielligeryur of "the 15i11 commenting on the subject of an address delivered. by Beonaparte to the,Chatulaer, of Commerce, says, that ",it is not to Such chit-chat us this, that, mit look for his dispositions ,towards the United States," but "to tour ittlf, tie ayo ,says, rur aught he knows, France has complied with her en gagenieni to the United Stales ns iespeCts the repeal of the decrees. The following is the Concluding.parCnf his pant graph 1,- yhatever reasonable ';ground of dissatisfelion we may have.at the 'unfriendly cohthaa .France wa ilifeßlS towards us in her ports, she has a, right to do as tibe pleases there her conduct in that regard in volves noinnovntiorvon national law ; it concerns us alone. It will rest with the National Legislature to decide %viva rneasure it will tie the policy at the United States to wake to her inaeturn." A Coronet's In'quest sat yesterday at. the Marl borough Arms, Noble-street, on the body of Mr. Alfrid Hiichain, a Half-pay Otfieer; who Met his dcath by a fall on Tuesday last. The demised %Vai . an Maim man, so years of age, and his servant not having answered his ring, he left the drawing room, and to the ad of calling, he 'fell over the ban nister to the passage, a height of Iti feet. The de .ceased survived lavoral hours., Verditt—rAcciderttai Death, . „ _ r rquarg. LuNUUN Printed by RICHARD HAIM'S,otR ` 0.4. bitrtlett.court. ILnwsirtriet clad Peldisbed by Witliabl MIC; I seitirPS, South Mol!un street, Grtrven” - At the SoN Cfnet, No. 112, Screed, where a idttertistmentt, Ordtr, tor the Paper, Letters for the Editor it (iv p *es) us , bis addrussrd, . . 21 m ust ()PsiVlSKllti;. RACESi WIONESDAY, JULY 17. A Purse, value sr.gs. for I.lorses of all Ages —Two Mile treats. . . , Stanley's hr. c..by ItettteMbrancr, yrs old I T. Esq 's ch c. Laurel; 3 yrs old 14r4-Dertry's OA*. Ailoni‘, 3 yr:vold •„- • 3 3 V 1 . 1 •.‘ f. by Young Ea,:.,le, 4 yrs blct dr ::3 " ( and 7 to , ad Rertrobraneer ; ateer the first heat to to r,---4 to 1 'against Mil9dJia.-4 tot aguinit I.3urcY,•' A Stwepstaltes of p * for Potties, not cieeed. tog 43 haikis and a hill high. —Two Mile Heats. Mr. Iltirtt's br. all,•lsti.2lb. 4oz. - r 2 , 4r. Vie,ltol2,;;,t)r. p. Brown 13 , Joby„,sit. Sib. Ittoz. .3 r 2 Nlr. br. p. Ofr.s.he.goes, fist. 4lb. • 4 dr Mt. Bromfield's br...p. Swig, 'pit. 41b. • dist. 1; Veil hetting--Bobby, against tint fields 'Atter tlde , tint beat,.s Arid 6 to t , on Hobby. • Bromfiekra pony came in the first heat, but In conse quence of the boy alighting from the pony before lie c:une to toe stales, was deemed filstanced. A Match Jar wogs. p. p. each carrying tlst.—FoUr Miles. Rode by Gentlemen. T. Scarisbrick, Esq.'s h. g, g. Benjamin - . capt. Phibb's b. It: Golttrinelt Three to r on Benjamin. tHilltStiAY. A Purse, value sops. for Three and Four Year 011.11;—Two &file Heats. Sir VI. Cerard'utt. - f. Atalanta, 4 yrs old 4 4 t x Mr. H. Sha we's hr. f. I.3oadietai . 4 its old x 1 3 Mr, iiriide'S b f Georgiana,'4 yrs oql • I 3 2 3 T. Scarisbt I...sq.'s ch. 0. Laure ► 3 yrs uld 3 1 1, 4di Mr. Ilarrists.gt. t, by Young, 4 yrs old dr ' f. 'Even bettin g { on ...eurgtana--I to 4 agaiust lioaditea—S tOt against Atalanta.— A tier the tit z,t heat, sto un CharlkiMia' Atter the socond heat, even, betting on GeOliatta.—Aftet , the third neat, even betting on Atalanta. . Thc• Loyalty Cpp. A Gold Cup, vsluc io*gs. :alit:A to a SweepstAkes of t. 1;:. each, for ail ages,—One Fur Mile Heat. Sir T. Stanley'sgr. c. by Delp ni, 1 yrs old' - Mr. Clifton's hr. c. Rn 4'yrs old - Sir W. Gerartfs gr. 1. Atalanta; 4 yrs old ' SIT Rd. Brooke's b. rp Dirciles , , 5 yrs old Air. Ilotham's gr. c. Ganyinede, 4 ) rs Seven paid forfeit. Even betting.-=Sir T. Stanley against the tield.at starting. '• • Fltl A AT. A Purse; value cogs. for all Ages.—Three Mile Heats; Speficer's b. h. Stilton. s yrs old - r .1 Mr. H, shawe's nr. t. 4 yrs old, . 3 ,2 Sir T. Stanley's br. c. by Iternetnbram.er, 3111 old .2 3 • , • Four 'drawn. _ ••• Plate.—Evenhetting on Sir T. Stanley against the field.. After the tkist heat, 6 t 4 4gainsfaitto.' tti Svwcepst.ilte3 of togs. each, p. c p. for Hunters not thorough , :•• tirikt;bi run tvvice rOutiai the COUrbe. ROde by Gentletfien, east. e,ch. :-Scarishrii*, Benjamin • 1 Capt. Pliibb's b h. Goldfinch Colottel Andeilton's br. g. by flarnbletonian Three and 4 to f on Benjawni. IRVINIs 12. ACES. ToitspAv, 16, The, Craven, Stlikes, 2010. each. p. p. One mile. Mootgummors b. C. Ruver, 6 yr: old - .I W, C. c. Grificini, Esq.'s 1, Mrs. Frigid, 1 yrs.old Earl ut Eglinton's b; c: by, Sir Charles,,2 yrs uld 3 Three Year Old Sweepstakes. IA Muntgomerie's' ch. c, John (walked oiler) The Nine ofsOgs. given by the. Town of Irvine, for all ages. Four mile hcata. Montgotnerie's b. b. Rover, 6 yrs old nusvvell, to. Pecunia, 5 yrs old wrrizspA.Y. A Sweepstakes of 25gs. ssst. for, $(.-otch bred three year olds. 1 wo Sir 7. Maxwell's h. f. by lobri itolt . .s W. C. C. Gtattant, t. by Beningborough Ld Mutitgumfriv'bc. C. by I oho 3 . •. , . A Subscription Plata of cogs. .Tlirce mile heats. Earl of EglintoWs u 7. Bit of Tartan . Marquis of Quitinaberiy's br.'h. 'by flarnbletoilah KELSO •RACLS. . ' SR rimy, : j °LI ri). A Plate algal. tar Ail ages. Four mile heats. Mi. Collinson's b. c. Chance. 3 yrs old 0 ~3 3 a Mr. liail.t tea t . ) I Keepsake,_3 . yrs old ... 1 2 2 Mr. Lonsdzile'acb.n. t, lentiale,',3 yrs old - - 2 'dr Tin; was a very excel lent 'save, And ltzenly:anntested-2 to I on Mr. Lonsdale'l bay cost in running the first heat.. GLAMORGANSVIRE TtACtS. VitIMI:IID4Y, JULY 17. Mr. Tintier's b.. h. c)..P. , • . , Mr. Mubsey's b. 1. by Meteor . - Mr. Tinuat's b. r 'nem*: Mr. loner's c. in. Matiliia . . Sarnerioy. a Plat:: of col.. Me.' 'Ed vviett's b 'll' Ail Ittfr . Mr. Mdik%uy'b b, f.'SVV.IIIISO2 ' . Mr. 13.0 0 .3b.11; C,l.o.)biower . 3 I 1 •I 2 2 - 3 3 tit tuustsnAN A . Plate 42 Filly l'ounds. Mr.' foner's W.,,h.. Kangaroo - - I I Mr., Munsey's b. g. Swansea i'- - 3 2 Mr. Day's ch. th. Matihil , 2 3 , Same. ( by, A fi . sndicap Sweep , talies of ' Five 'Gtiiheas each, with aNs. attleci tlOlll the twat. (Seirom LSubsdribers., Mr.-Edward's b. g. by Meteor . - Mr. 'Jones's b. h. (lassblower• . -J. - 2 2 Sir 1.. Homfrey, nanett Matilda .' ... „ - ' The,„ Free Plate of r,.. - 4t. wwwpn - by Nit% Jones's b. h. Ar. thir,4.listatkhog Mr..oay's b. t. by •Treeicla. SALISBURY RACES. iUESDAY, JULY li. Hi 3 Majesty's l' late of wogs. I- 'nit' mile heats. Alt', tilgt's cli. c. Romans, t 4 Gohainp, 4 yrs old Mr. Morgan's b. c. Geoseri, 4.yrsoiti . Mt, Dilly's hi. it, lANO, i.yrvolipi '6. to +Go Itotnana, who. won with great ease. . SWAFFHAM RACES. TUIISDAy • JUL? I 7'he Plattorsol.'tOrl.yr old colts and fillies. 'the - best of tlitec 1 - 11- lite heAs.-was wonty Mi:cfloirosn!s ch. i. Warrea dtr Nhgrius) beating Mr. Clove's b. c. by .Coriander, and two others. The I , ,ywn Plate . of Id, fur all ages, was-wbn by Mr.-Pe ter Hamond's b. h. leremy, 5 7 yr 91d, ;beating Mr. l. PritlCC'S Ch. C. Magus, 3 yr old, which was drawn after the Igist heat, aud.lereany walked aver the course. A Sweepstakes of figs. fig 2-yr colts and fillies, was won by Mr. Curtis's b. f.-by Alonza, beating Mr...liacon's b. c. Rattletrap, and another. On the second day, the' Members' -Plate of pl. for all nines, four mile heats, was 'won by , -Mr..hadbroire's - b..m. t'iimbnah, beating Mr. Hamoritt's Jeremy anttanother. A Sweepstakes of to4s. 41.1 ; ;AgeSs tWR unless was also won by Tritinnish, tp!ating itrep)c• and an'orber. The Course-both days was Intmtrbusly attended by . the fashion and beauty of rue neighbourhood,, and time week con cluded by a grand 4:: ticket Match being_played on tile Race Ground on Thursd.ry and . Friday, between the Gentlemen of , Svv-riff lain and Terringtetn, for svgs.' and won by the tor. . rainy 62 • The 'Royal Meath and Kilkenny regiments, quar tered in Cork, have to a man offered to turn out their quota for the line, provided they are allowed to volunteer into the 37th regiment, commanded by their gallant countryman, Pam. Col. Tireard. . • ~, . CENERAL OftpEft. fit,rse Gourds, fitly 2 ,, air. / lit (.;:i'(aleiAlelat444tr6tert:l'4l(tT.P.iltin't*s(!prv:l4:titilali;i:l''lll:::;:::lCv:•;l:ll;:(fie'irfet rPcoisilr'sitrlis:ci‘:ltillj,'ele:u'llgeri Yperd'l'igl'iiciull:;:4l;: i ,if: . Qf ,f.4i.hig.lulfi.ll,:d the term of their corer mentB*; 06 ed. Othal'ing.become un fi t for serviq dad suisk • tld. Of baring, 'by pernlisiion, ptuvide tutes. . cfootaliolna:::lntils:epsisttir:lauf t; litiiblliteein•silatirisstc.tiollyiteei st b i e n e n n ed e 4 ( 12 1i. b s i c i r , i h p ,. 1 i d o , ri ,4 „ fi t i t:: it is his Royal Highness: the• Commander in Chieliii . 1. cortriandingolficer:odtilejtendi-its()(bil; iwullitollit-n%urti aop:ileigratilif.)inosr titit)uesctiisb:lvrr7aled,oeitilidovish) , t1 1: 1 ,..i e :I.,:loetrioulairr:A ocularly diligent and eircuinspeet in the tirst.plare4 n'itioevtaiping slie gvot., ors ON W hiCh Sneti Spl4l4:itA tions.arejounded, arid are to l ietiii the same' tortile Comrnander-iii-Chiel's '• tomideration, %ha 'At' thbreby be enabled le Aecide whether, and: tar i'lf`,lt terns, 'he indulgetre is to be grmited, I'oo'o' ports are invariably to include a staterneni.reill ttran's 'age and services', and the charader Ire 10 maintained in the regimen!, in aidition to Mf r circumstances on , urbith ire may:rest his claiiii.to in dulgence:, . .... ,• . 4, commanding Officers are :in no 10000 0 to ) 0' Sanction or encourage 11'1'step:being ia t y kr. cure Substitutes, until the Commander in:C hioll pleasure shall have been .ceguisujy n.)tificd., • ,ii.:l ' 3. The Substitutes are In every Lase to be.prott." .ro/e.(l/ by the:friends ut: th e party applyinglor hiiii. Ch'arge,.iino : no interference whii tevei on the p sit,tm the regiment, eitlirr by means of ilie recruaiog Plir: res;pr:oiliersviSe, is to he pertnitted.. It any 10 get..tcy b e . discovercd to have oiken place, the pm° Concerned will' be punished, and the Contithino(l3 Chiel!s sanction 1,4 r i he' discharge will.tio Aithaa#ll' ' . 4 . No Soldier is to receie a furlough o il t he piri of assisting to.proside subslitutes tor iiiiiisehr yr Qi/. , ..,,. or any other account connetted with his disi.h.iit; 1 i s ß u b i s le t itu l9 te: lt l i i i a t ve tli be g o u n i fi rt i e ra rlil y p.jacicelisrteell:.lllllauutisult:l'ils4 tu . tes moo, he provided with. as little delay as PO I ; ble, and if they sliall out _ have joined the regal ! wkti" Sil.'laclatits from the date of the ,111034' ', in Oilers authority', it is to be • con3idered lis c 4 7:,. eelled,,, whicn I ni . lit ako invatiably bo the eaiiv i; the corps in the. 'mean tune should be ordoo l '." service. land J: Substitutes are not to received A bo'vc , ~ , , . • ,1.1 A,,,, IY'liva,Yeafßot or utOet - the regulateil sta. , • . age, . tii,irierv:l,ii;i'ttlif,,,rn.i2;ntteo:sbeerd,icete..i..rie,drie)li,i,,ibeldii ,%ivolito)01.1i3;014',11.:i 10.(he:,heaciquarterabt the regiment enttrely 111:,1... expo c! Cif the soldier or . hi friends, riii ale 1 . 0 e ,, .,, M4iit th'efe one litoralt below 'bey are tin ihy .1 1) : , t , ' : `,. ed is tibtittires., They. will, however, 'e,.'uo.io. 'ett-fi'9.l,T:i the. dates of their attestatipor w i ' c. , „;., akiay,p, .to '.take place at head.ricarti'is. f'vv r ) ' lte dier, previou's to Ins ~c is is to 10.11ie, lu i t , i i Lands of I,k Coinitiandits Oftic.er a c‘..11.1ijae.„.,01 liiiitaalSuobrsttii jteu'ire:g,ittnlidattit'fl;icY hiive no unsettled 0it';',.„1,,,;„ is fully . t . 16 e il r.:( i 1 5 i f t 'Y A 11'sli,i'liltT 'lf O ee l liaelftsti:atritlitiel 1 (19,SCI1Ob°1:61:11illtlitititai ilill'lilitirr(littco.:iilit:::Pr of thou' bounty tiJoiluotd to i hat, purpose 16 . 44 , 4 ,, t o ,ed with . the Captain 'or 'Officer xotufratidlil6„, troop or company to which he'may be ottscLle:oy .6. , 'Commanding 'Officer s :ale •required to,° oo 0 . strict s in enforcing the dye execution of r' ..0115 4 tt tradi on s, and to.be- yarticatarlytoolul It: ~,,, 11 ,, Olen?, to be tuily and ,minately explalnai 1 .',„,„ 0 .. men, under thoir orders, so that there Otai ;,' /)0 plea for deviations :or irregularities 1 " C OII4I '4' of, ignorance or Miseanceplion, vidthil ;applying :for his discharge toy 10 1„; iii i,J pi:4 4 ,1)(40 ' d . tree risk and responsibilq he thereui upon Jrinuielf.. i ity of 4ct.. . ' 7. To 'prevent an unnecessary caultiP ic ' c or , respondence,,appbcatiuns of link; nature 111!!ed pv and are to'be rind thate;42,:or nwit.ling Qtticers are to he confincd to s .. "` ‘ ,„ oi rio , ;B, each month. • barg ed' der t3 . tire' 'fr tl e co li nc t l u i t e i o l n Q s f Oust:a:till: only I ; llY r d Li° e n i a ., :el a d' i:d i'ciii:: :_ l: :: ',Lli.' ui the substitutes provided by them, orcc"l.o iliti. serted in. the ,proper colOmll, on 111- I) S ito • o t tbs. ekloiltlJly Iteturn, Jogether with the t.-orionantler, inr Chief's sanction. . ..,. ..13y .Catntriand of his Royal kirighbiell:4l '. :•-• . • : , I.'fie Commander to *---- . G ot i, RA a 0 y CMAlV::::oAosieli..ofigr . :, .•. , ; •.. ;,,! :;-. ...........„...„............................ 7, the . 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Aritoto ( Th the Sad intit. infark-atteet# till fl 4". Pj•-• Foley. ri '' CHOW Ito: At •Barytham.Sonse near .auteitei, Da . o ,' ii,,, y at , ,i, the fl"''' ' d ip , thdm, p a rt, ',lt south't/alton, act kilnetston 3-• ' 11111tbtecAlrys:t'nliVt ail.nl.ll:aritr:Liitaulittar;',"tandilettratteirtoll:Pla:l4:".::::Atri.4o4igi:nrri4).: - • arristown. in the County of Mea-,., undo 0 ~ bo. fret a ima-- r 4 0114, )11"ruesday iabt, at Cheltenhant, a two # Mrs. Hanied, wiltoi Mr. Thomas tAtaue terb—°r°4ll"vurr• Pleat 4 str eat, Ptn itir# I I 2 Z Q 2 3 Jr 4 dr I 2 2 3 dr