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For 7aF MoNi-oR.

Mr. Printer,
Feale to iniert the following in your paper,
A Subfcribsr.
In peruiing The Monitor {No. 45) I have
ro'ieed piece under the 6gnature of - a,on.''
II that Aaron may be Judged by his perform
ance. Think the hgner much inferior In point
OF virtue or talents, to the worthy ancient of
that name.
In writing what he is pIeafcd TO call the fira
chapter OF Abraham, be pours forth the motf
snhsard-of oonfenGe ard abu(e, levelled at re.
spectacle citizen of that rame, wh4le virtue
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rs offered for apprshendiag aad bringing
L home fervant lad, named
LeUvn.
Who abfconded from The fubtcriber on the 18th
DAY of AuguR lah. lie is light Mulattos
with very long and itraight hair for ore of his
colour, aboat is years Of age, ard feet s
or inches high lie took with hm variety
Of clothes, and among others light-coloured
cloth coat, and a pair Of long boots. 1t 10
probable he may havea forged PAT, aa TIVE
have been feen in the bands of his negro sc-
quaintauce, purPortiug to have been granted
by notary public at Bsltimore--one to au
AaM or Emtbf Eisey, the other to Staple"
Ellis. The aforelaid ladha shout ! . years 20
ferve. II he is apprehended ous Of this Aats.
and recurcd 70 as may 81 him again, ] ~ih
give 20 dollars, or the above reward OF forty
dollars, if brought home to me at Re~alticos
in the county Of Semerie., Aate Ct Maryland
LEAH MORRIS.
Sept. 10. "a
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ANOTHER Tbumber !

Lint Dady next fets forth.
that g one Of our federal deputies.
relation Of the fheriff, fummon-
ed Aore.keepcr (kns4cn BY tke
name efOH @Md) as a ilr6f-.and
on the ftore-keepcr wifhing to be
executed, the deputy took,the fum-
mons, and walked away; yet he
returned him to the Court, and
made oath that he rcfufed 10 ferve
1.-The confequence was a f,ifling
fine of SO dollars. All application
TO the fhefiF and the judge to re-
duce the fine, proved Intellectual %
Now the fact ftands thus One
of the deputy-fheriffs tenders .
luminous to this violent S7asi,sn,
to attend as juror; he ranted,
raved and fwore, he had ether bu-
finefsto mind. and would not att
tend. The deputy expoftulated
with this facObia, who finally
threw the fummOns at hinl--in-
deed it is faid, to thew his con-
tempt the more, he fpat upon it,
threw it on the ground, and kick
cd it out of doors 1.-The deputy
picked it up, put it in his pocket.
and walked away. On returning
him TO Court, he was fined 36
dollars for his contempt--and il
was the general opinion, that the
fine 1Aould have been 100 cellars.
BY this then it may be feen, how
far the charge of the CJfaeebins a.
gainft the Federal fherIffs will
hold good~-of packing .Tyirs.
&c--when one Of their mott de-
cided (5e5cmtreJtedj vOtaries o.
Psnly lefuted the call, and infult-
insly s contemporary tramtk4
on the law" What lie wlllJ1on-
n-laoO next invent for political
purpofes1
DETEc TOR.
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Thc following Is the Ticker which the Fe.
: Seraliaa in SUSSEX, have agreed to fupport
AZ The approaching Election. 1t was formed
% Ceorg atown, on Tuyfday he 9th inRart,
by Respectable meeting of citizens from the
diaereat hundo ds: and it will receive the FIRM
AND uNIrtn lupport Of the Federal lnterelt in
Ahss County -
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kent CouNrY.
FEDERAL TICKET.

FEDERAL TICKET.
FtinSi 10. Wgi6ter,oa's per4s
Rtbrslsrfativt 10 CoHgrs5.
James a Bayard.
Senator,
James Sykes.
Reprgtnfaiivsh
: Nieholas Ridgely,
Henry Molleffop,
Aanlov, Emsrfon,
George Cummius.
William Sorden.
Stephen Lewis.
William Warner.
Lspy Court Comm;Fo,ers,
Eheuszer Blackiltor, D. c. ".
Jacob S,ou'. L. Gu.
Jonathan Hum. NJ, N.
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WlLMLNG7oN,
Saturday--Sept. 20.
M. SM.rTN,

rtrns he medium Of your paper, the fol-
s.,t;aa Tickle, is with much reGpea fubmitted
- ,hs csb6dera,ioo Of the Electors of New
caale County. Talents, probity and virtue,
mould be the primary otjea'i in the leleetion
az characters 10 I'LL important and rei3onibie
Ofhces. II is hoped, in the Ticket here Offer
ed. the public will fee msn in whom they eau
con6de with. fafety and utility, the truRs TO be
exercifed by them. The Electors of this Counl
~ have too long been Influenced by party and
fseaien, and If they will pnly exercfr their good
fenfe 10 rsfcuing themfely's from the eftet, Of
b.;oete ;uator and Rsdli01 AssStiggI, and ACT
yos rgt ns--s-Gt, in ca efu examination Of
abe CHI MS g The mes propelled for LepHa-
tors apf @Ppointments, they will certaio'y
fiod il liz Ticket lubjoined, mueA worth, re.
ipeaAbiHy and talents.
Reproductive to corgreis,
James A. Bayard.
Senator,
Thomas Keao.
Maxwell Bines, Vise A. Alexandef.
ATembly.
Thomas Lea,
IGaac Stdhau.
William Robihfon, feus
.IofePh Ball,
John Clark,
Nicholas vandykes
William Frazer.
Sheriff.,
Jofcph Ifrael.
John -Stckes.
CoronersS
Alexander Harvey,
Stephen Gilbert.
Levy Court CommiiIioners,
John Elliott, c. n.
Edward Armi ong, w. c. e ".
JeHc Higgins, R. ~.
DR.. VIM. Carpenter, ST G. Il.
WIN. Coosh, ,. C. Il.
Aa Ehi5sy.
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For THH MoNIzoS.
DDek.Crssk For9a, Sept. II, isoe.
To the ELEcroRs of KENT County.

10 the ELEcroRs OF AENT COUNTY.
n contqucnce Of the cordaa Of the De.
aeocratic party on Monday the Is,h int. laf
paa, a. the Hundred Election he'd at Duck
Greek Crofs- Rcale, for the choice of au11Af
Sflar and Iipeaor--sed being Informed hist
the f'd Democratic party have taken me on
their ticket as Candidate for til; Coroher's
Office at the en(uing EleGeion--L therefore
deem i proper and expeditnt, IN confsquscce
eFtbe coRdua end 7islegce of thatParty gene
rally on faid day, to inform my fellow-citiz,as,
tia, will not Rarda poll for he Coroner .
Office, neither will vo;e their ticket. IcslI
on my felow-citizens to unite in rapport ofthc
Federal Ticket, as' corrective the coudu& Of
the Democratic parry on that day, excited the
grGateh alarm.
/ am, with due refpsa,
Gentlemen,
Your humble Servant,
GEORGE SMITH.
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"A Good 7bing"- for Esfk Aeddyi

In rafting thro' Newsafie, to join the Red.
Lisn cdutur, Little Daddy was alfailed by
molly ht'e sobep, which yelPed incefTaBtly in
front Of his holfe. This was an iajah not To
be borne. Inflated with jSJ.inS0rtsuee, he
drew out apiaOl, and lepell.og il at his brother
eur, feemedto fay, "AsfrOoeb ~, j.pou d.reP'
when, at the fame moment, he fei off full fpeeds
under the Giouts and hailos of the multitude.
--.BravO! Little Dsddy!H
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DETEcToR.

1t is faid, that the moa Gsterais and paesa.
ftnfOsal means are now Adopted by the frieudA
Ct the D'meerafie Candidate for Sheriff, in
Brardywins hundred, by eff ring Sri5s Of
.Ssvfay fvx Gents TO any citizen who will
sote for C4~iss AndeyJ0n !--Thisis wha, they
call Freedom Of Election. aud unbis6sd jnFisgsf
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fAj1er qcbM has Gtm adUaaeed
in The opp2Gte Page D. Mr.. M'Lanr,
any ob/e,v4fions from The Editor on
tbe a6oUs, might appear RnnecEDay.
II qc0uN be bigbJ indecent TO
furfeit Little Daily 7Vifb more Than
one" good thing" at 4 nme--but
qgbra that is properly digefed, be
J6aH not ecanf f0r another courfe. ]
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Forty Dollars .RegcayI.

rs offered for spprehendng ald bringing
L home fervant lad, named
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Bsa WrHieg Ink.

er A fref, quantity, engaged COED, now
rst laie. al lax Ease Of Ihe, GeS,TeR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
NAPIER TANDY.

In the trial of the celebrated James Nap
per Fandy, Efq in Dublin, In May lah,
his Couuiel, MIR. Curran, fated as follows:
Mr.. r andy was arreted on the z4,h Nov.
1903, and kept clole until tt Dec. Ia viz
tue of an order from the Senate OF HIM
burgh. This order was obtained by Sn
lanes Crawford, the Britih reGdent, who
had been directed by Lord Grehville to de-
mand, as he alternative OF war, his delivery.
IL feemed as if Mr., Tandy, in the feven,y-
fourth year of his age, was a man of too
much coniequence 20 the moral aud militia Y
iyaem of his msjeay's mini6erS, and the
powersof Europe, 10 be allowed common
induIgeucies. 1t leemed as * the wiidom vi
the whole contine of Europe, the profound
diplomacy OF Germany, were put 10 requ-
ftion againa this venerable man even the
Emperor of all he RuHiss, his majoay 9
glorious ally, agsinR whom it would be an
mifyriion oil treaiOn to fpeak dilreipeafuily,
did not diidain to interfere; this conaeila
zion Of the North (compsred win whom the
Urja Major was but a glow worm) above
all Oirfar Rood forth to combat and enchain
this formidable old man. In mort, belIiser-
cut and civilized Europe leagued together
10 render the tender merry Of his majeay's
minifers imperative III his behalf, or rather
70 defraud the gi55ei Of MS body aud the Ayai
rooms Of his country, the feaG OF picking
his bones lo purluance of luch a mighty
coufederacy of the European powers. an or.
der was iHued from his majeay's secretary 81
fate, and the miferable inhabitants OF Ham
burgh ws,e Obliged, 10 compl nee with fuch
a combination OF kiugly induen> =, to tram
pie the laws Of common juiiice and hunsni.
~, and TO give uP Mr.. Tandy to thofe pre-.
eminent pcrfons that demanded him at a
price. He wac thrown into prilon, and al
II the evils which were accumulated upor
his aged body, did not fu.iicien,iy manifeH
che reverence and humanity which Is tue 9,
age, as il religion and m9SnaDiuuty to
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

Which this c'ori6us %is was rGd-r'akca,
could not be exemplitisd and portrayed y
a6ts and deeds worthy Of the tuqad.;'Jn -
tc was loaded with CHAINS va.a!cos Or 4
boarded Goor would have been uieenc;cs
unworthy os the combined powers - 60
rope when oppofcd TO 10 formidable rival,
as this gtey-headed man, whole hoary iocks
yibrate no, with The trenulatiou OF f,a' or
the reproachea OF confidence, but the l-uti-
BE evidence of life rergiag upon eternity:
this formidable Faye was thrown into vault
or dungeon---:wo iildiers, poor wretches,
Whole poverty or ignorance, perhaps whoic
crimes had drciIed them up in the livery OF
murder, aud given with their hands the pro-
lection of entonbed virtue, two of thele were
hstioncd IN lis cell With their max words,
aud as il the venerable geof the iuilcrer was
likely TO iuftsn the hcsrts OF theie, TWO o.
theirs were hat;oned ou,fde his door, as
checks upon the humanity of their fellow
flsves, and the formidable power Of this man
of iour(corc. Out of motives OF mere hu-
mainly, no doubt, no peTGon but thefe myr-
midons OF tyranny, were lufcred TO Zee him,
the applications for that purpole always
proved IN vain; by an ingenuity which here
tosore was co1iidered as peculiar to the vaults
OF the lnquiiiliou, the Battle, or the Cattle
OF Magdeburg, thoie chains WHICH however
intended, carried back to thcie who impof-
ed them all the honour which they were
meant TO confer, were faRened from the right
arm to the left leg. no doubt to fave him the
modification OF writing but the ingenuity
was not eveu limited here, for they were 70
ihort as TO bend body air ady bowed by
age; and his limbs were in coniequence fe-
verelY and bloodily lalcerated by ms fetlers
his dungeon, which would leem by its lize
to have been intended FOR grave, ms aiured
8 feet by 9 the walls were moiit, g.cen,
and foggy aud az to rePoie, nature exhauh-
ed, was deemed iuificient to lupply the alb
ience of bed--none was provided, not even
ioiitary ttraw-uothing bui the bare moih
tones to ref his wearied carcate, ma.gied
and CALLED by ruay chains. His food, Tor
who would tupPoIe in fuch fate ihal de-
iicacies would be provided, was nos lerved TO
him in that ltyle of pomp, that iervice of
gold and precious iaucers. which ootterate
in the remembrance of emPerors aud kings
the iympathy OF humanity --no plate, no, G.
ven the iolirary humility OF esrtnen or wood.
en ware, accompanied his meals no knife,
no fork, entered ms dungeon --h,s meat was
cut aud thrown TO him on the iotd aoor, az
1t 1t were dogs nay, ten times more HUNG,
nifty would have been ihewn to any beah
La this the order which the combined powers
with to pFomoe' Is this, o God OF Mer-
cieo, is this thy relig ion?
Nj. Tandy was attended in court by his
ION, James TandY, Eiq Thomas Tandy,
Eiq. aud John ran1y, ienior and junior, OF
the county of Meath, and ievet4i other OF
his relatiVes, meu OF The mott dihinguilhcd
virtues, and all men of properly. Mr. Tan
dy was acquitted on this rial, out remanded
for further trial at Donegal aliizes, for
accepting commIilion OF sehera! OF risade
la the French isryce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
II m2R borrid Murder.

Mifs ELTSr GARrHRrGHr, Of Henrico
county.,.a young lady of Respectable family
and fortune, not more than eighteen years
of age, was on Friday eveoing, the 2th inf.
murdered, & thrown under Bottoms Bridge.
Her body was found on Sunday the i4,h,
rnanged in a mot knocking manner. The
particulars, as far as we have learned, are az
foIlows :-Mils Cartwright had beea at hen
filters, the wife of Mr. John Carter who
lives at Frayfrr's cid tavern, making two new
dreTts, and fet out from Mr. Carter's about
{un-iet, 10 so to her aunts, Mrs. Whitlock,
which was not more than mile diitant, and
sInoa in fight ihe took with her the two
-drclfes, but when the body was found the
clothing was gone. Its luppoied that The
was murdered and robbed by black man,
W., was met by gentleman very near the
place, with bundle at his back, not more
thsn half an hoursiter this unfortunate young
woman lett her filters. We hope that lhs
perpetrator OF the horrid crime will be bro'1
TO jutice, as every exertion IS making in or
der TO dIlcoverY; a'd we lrnt that the
dreadful fcene that was on Sunday, the I4th
inf. p eiented at Bottoms Bridge viii be a
caution TO ladies not to venture abroad alone.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

However ingenuity may vary the ap-
Pearance of the qucftion. the political dif-
pute OF mankind at preient is, between mo.
narchy aud rcpublicanilm, between craft and
honeiiy. The Idea that government mutt
be Imported by force and Trick 10 faneticu-
ed by deipots and monsrchRs, the counter
idea, that mankind are capsbe OF reckoning,
aud OF being governed by reafon is the OPT
MON Of republicans. The one iBks the ma.
ny 10 level with the brutes TO raife the
few TO the rank Of Gods the other lup-
ports the natural diguity OF man, equality of
rights, and reciprocity of good Offices TO
elect which an expanlion of the powers of
the mind, an incubation of virtue and no.
nsity Is indilpcnlsbly necedary. In this
view of the bulinels, 10 man after inquiry
can be neuter. Every ION and daughter
of adam is intereled in this dilpute' which
is fimpiy this, whether force and fraud lhall
continue & predominant over man, or he
Their juaice and public virtue a,aIi take the
lead, and honefy be cherihed among men
Ii is this difpute that combined the def
pots OF Europe sgeiuH France, aud deiuged
nearly halt the world in human gore aud
Il was not France, bat republication uni-
verbally the monarchs mesat to eradicate
from the earth. May deipou fail and trick.
iihneis be detected, while honeGy and rec
puDlcAnllm expand from pole to pc!e.
(Tcr, Caz,)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

Mr.. PLsAsANTs,
Ina pamphlet, 6iicd--An AddrcCs to the
people of the United States, with an cpl.
tome aud Vindicatiou of the public life aud
character of Thomas Jeffcrfon, printed by
James Carey, Philadelphia, 800, page IS,
it 10 laid,
Sc The fecond charge, "'That Mr.. Jeff
IS ferfon was debtor to Britih Merchants,
I" before the revolutionary war, and purified
&c meafures to defrsud his creditors," ia re-
s. futed and difprogcd, in manner highly
+" honorable to Mr.. JeHerlon'a reputation,
"by publication of the 5th of April lalt,
sc made IN Pbitadeifb;a, b. {. gentleman cobo
"toot particn(ar pains TO inVeq gate tie (l5-
"jsH; and is as followeth account of
&c Mr.. Jeiferfon's Briti!h debts" &c.
The author OF tn. foregoing pamphlet ia
entitled 20 much credit Tor the iuRice ne has
done to the character of Mr. jeiFerfon,
baie!y columuiatcd but it would certainly
have been nothing more than juaice to have
acknowledged, that the refltation of the
Sander refpcaiog Mr., Jeferfon's Britilh
debts originated with the Editor Of tie
Exnmiaer, paper publihed in this
place on the 9Th of March lat. A, this
faa 10 within my own Knowledge, have
deemed it Jutt that it ihould be made known,
and it would be hut fair that the printers in
the United States ihould give it notoriety,
as it is proper that every editor ihould have
credit for his induary.
With reipect, am. Sir, your friend,
6 c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

The following perfons arc Gclette,
by the Voter, Whole name is writ
ten on the back of this Flicker
for Electors of Prelidentand Vice
PRECEDENT.
srgsWytbs,ft5s CITY ofRicdmona.
William Nezqj4a', qf PRINCES Anng,
Edmund Ps'sa'efon, FEN 81 CaroL.e.
UlLi4m II. Ca5sA ef AmberI!.
James Madyoa, JuH. gF Grunge.
Jar Page, 9fGloucgIter.
Tins Ns.Ofoa, jim. q NoJ6lk Be-
rough.
CarterB HarrJoa, afPniaos George.
General J9Ep6 Yous', Of DRzcjaais.
HiRiam D. Giles, If dnisia.
Creed 1aylor, Of Cumberland.
Thomas head, ien. Of Charlotte.
George Pam, Of Patrick.
Walfsr James, Of Nortbum5eIan9.
Richard Breat, Of Prince Wltiam.
NNham Elzsy, 3'Loudoua.
AnaTez0 Moore, 9FRoe45r5dge.
Gen. .Jz5ba Broqyn, Of Hardy.
Gen. Jobn Prggoa, afM9atgongrg.
Hugh Holmes, Of Frederick.
archibald Starr, Of AxgHqa,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

ne Su6fc.iber having come INFO Ge.-
4 zion of The Shop lateiy occuo ca ~
THOMAS REYNOLDS, on tn W Il iide OF
BrAndYwiGe Bridge, adjoining the main D IT.
roa :. takes this method Of a-quaiu,,pe the
public, that he caTries on tn BLACK SMITH
aud WlCU rflHC BUSINESS, and
will be thankful for any Ordsrs in his Inc,
particularly for any Kind Of Mil lions; Al.
10, Screws for Paper, Sitting and Pulling.
Mills ;-Scrrws tor packing ljur; railin,
mii!-aones, limheTR heels and tobacconi,t,
II keWiis, Branding -irons, and all the int
rioJ kinds Of Smilh-Vagk.
Crtera By poa will be particularly attend-
ed G. and faithfully executed, nv
CHARLES TATEM.
Wilmington, Del. Juy 40, 300
NIB. Wethe subGsribers do csr.if~. ,Fst
,he above 6aned Charles Tg,-u. bss FIR :
coniiderabls time Pst been comp Dyed bv ~.
and MS Affection aCd w7rknarth,p has gwen
geo-rsl ls,,sfac,i7a.
Samuel Canby, William Peak,
Tatna! u Lea, Jfaae ,5onss.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
Mr.. CaAsrao PUacsy., Riedm9nd.

WHEREAS fatie malicious perron
wrote and directed the above letter 20 me.
which leIter af'<r heving been kept by tbs
writer, untD 1t was worn ia the pocket, and
then broken open and dropt IN the Capt. oil,
was trund, and delivered to me by a gentle-
MAJ this ia therefore to offer reward Of
IiV0 HUNDRED DOLLARS, 10 any
perlou, who will detect the author of the
laid lnfamous letter calculated to iDiure my
reputation as citizen, aud TO leten the
confdeace OF ny neighbours in me.
CHARLES PURCELL.
Richmond, September 6, 1900.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

On Friday were executed ia this city,
purGnaot to fentence, FIVE of the Negroes
concerned in the late atrociouS coufpiracy
AID infuuettion; and yeaerday FIVE Others
concerned 10 the fame bulinefs. Several o.
thc.s are under Gentence for Thurlday next.
IT'S mott devoutly to be wihed, that thefc
examples may deter ali future attempts of
this diabolical nature.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
Pefs5g1rg X, 1900.

1T fecms as if the omhipotent to prevent
our deiign, poured down his vengeance upon
us This Ihal not prevent the cauie Of
liberty, for thoie we elpouled, being carried
INTO eHect we ih4li appoint anotber tins,
Of which you ihaN have the earlleit iHfor-
mstion; Keep up their fpirito and procure
the ueceilary implements -Coniuis Il. ana
3, rel with stIurancr OF my ttesdy prcleyer-
ance, and liability.
Health and relpc2 FOR the poo. devils.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16

Mr.. Gideon Granger Of Csans;l;cai. IS
(sid 10 rspor;, that IN late coe7c'.st'on
wi,h Mr. Adams thai gea,l-'aSh declared,
tina, il his coontrymen honored him Win .
he ihonid ieryc the.n @iih plea
lure, bur h. wou5 rs.aer ti,st slr- Jc!lrrioa
would ob'an Tie e6tion than eisaer PincS-
ncy or Pickering for he realty believed there
was party in the Uuiied Siates who Sonid
with to iobject this eoao,ry 20 Bf'uih cut
toms, and Embellishments Ii'n'iar 60 l-pgiand,
to whole wiies he was well aitored MIR. !rt-
lsrlon wonid never bscon,e tt'r dupe-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
KOTZEBUE.
E*fraa from d private letter, dated Wtimsr,
TVae Il.

fV0e f3.
But terrible is nc fate which has be.
fallen poor Kotzebue 10 enable him to
whit hts tons, who are placed in the Military
Academy at Petersburg, ae well as his eRate
at Fuedenihsi, tiiua'ed within few miles
OF Reval. In Lvonia, the Emperor Paul him.
ielt, under his maeRy's signature, yrauted
HIM pahport, ahuring hlm, at the fame
tine, thai ne " uld have permifiion to return
10 Saxony abouI AuguG Ko,zebue, high
iy reJoIced az this gracious communication,
aud noi entertaining the leait fuipicion, made
all Poiiioie expedition TO depart from Werl,
mar, with his wife and three children, hav.
ing prevIoulY purchaled a beautiful farm
near jena The happy family arrived d,
Berlin, where Baron Won Kiudder, the Ruff
iiAn envoy % the Pruiiian Court, gave Kot-
zebue another pa!Iport for Livonia. Yet
no iooner had they reached Po,engen, which
10 ifontler town between PrniIia and Cour-
land, han 10 zcbuc was torn from his ago
nized family by tour CoiIack., that had wait
sd or him At that place, and who placed him
! entirely uGaccommodated in a wretched We
hicie called KibuEa, putiuing the road to
| Peteriburg though perfectly acquainted
with the various Incidents OF his LIE, we are
at lois to account for this proceeding
During his itay here ne behaved with he
gfeaieit p'oPriety, and was incereiy eaeem-
cd His Imperial Maleity Teens to be in
cenied againh all men OF iettets, without *.
ception, which 10 attributed TO the famous
publications OF the Memors )ecys5 SER Ia
RgBir, written by Maion, who under La
HarPe, inltructed the Imperial Princes, a,
Gadchins, and who now refides in p
At the lat Eater fair of Leipzig, the fsle
OF this cook was prohibited by inc Ele6tor
OF oaxony, under penalty OF 100 kix dol.
lars. 1t Is well known allo, that the En-.
Peror OF kuliIa has Iilusd an UkaJS, forbid
ding the importation OF any printed book Or
paper, not excepting even mapa ~ new ME.
ces OF muiie, that nave 6ngie letter Of the
alphabet upon them"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-09-16
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