Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1800-10-21

and ioiultiag th5, very roopie whole fnfs zee s. Vi
elevated ths@ 60 this hcnoI able condition.
The integrity ard uprightnef, of the fenators II
this fate will. prefume induce them ssithfuliy
TO difehsrgs their dutY 20 their country, though
perhaps there may he fone among them capable Of
! exhibiting fuch bale direliaion of principle
| Yet we have no doubt chat majority will be
found Who will continue faithful 20 the interef. Of
, their country, and prove TO che world thar they
nil nus fra gain the confidence of the peopis
! aud afterwards neElsa their moa importxr, bu
| firefs.
Should they do THU, popular iuftice viii ov rsaks
! them and eoniisn to iniany the name, of men
who 10 wickedly BETRAYED the tru repoie,l in them
By the roice aud power of free people.
Oetober i3
The agitation which took place At the
theatre Of Yicnna, was on the 10Th OF July /;
the play performed was 81 The Peace OF ,hs
Pruth." The tbbica Oft is thi, Ii NAV he
reco!iefed, that after The battle Of PuIiawa,
aud whilh Peter tie .Grkaf was occupied in
the ci,y OF, P-terfburg, The foundations o:
Ghich he had jun aid, he TUX, lels sx
cited by Charles XII than by thris owa ia-
serea, fuddeuly broke he truce they had
made with the Gear. Pete he gr at had
the mitortanc of iufferiug himlelf to he mus
n I7it by their army on The banks of
the river Pruth, 10 pof,;on where lie was
let wiihoGt 'eiource. la the midR ot the
general conformation Of MS army, he Czari
"a Ca,herius, who had followed him slone
thought Of an expedient--fhe peescisted
with the grand Vizier Bellogi Mahom5l-
Rae offered him advantageous p-opoG ions of
peace he fuGered himfelf 10 be tempted.
and the prudence OF the Gar huihed he
ret, Without examining what rela,icn the
reigning etnprefs Of Germany could have
with the emprefs Of the hi1ory, they repre-
Tented that event under the title OF he Peles
, on the Prsib ard as the words Peass, Peaes,
were often repeated, thofe palIages ssre %.
plauded In the moR marked manner, Fhe
guards endeavouted 20 irnpofe flence The
cries became louder. rhr emperor and the
| emPreis, who were prtfent, knew not how
20 aet The word peace was re.echoed, and
accompanied with injurious exprefions -
gainH he emperor. --'rhei' maietiies abrupt
iy quilted the theatre, and the curtain was
dropped, notwithstanding the public deirsd
the Play nigh; be finihed.
Thescrowd on leaving he houfe, excla;m.
ed Down with the council of War ~
In the MIDI of the tumult, the people haa-
ened TO the houfe of M De hugot, and
that OF Sauras, aud OF all ,hole attached &c
fhugot's par'y.-The houCc of,he miniftei
was siiaited with Zones aud dirt Detach
rnents ct cavalry were Obliged % be tent &c
queil the not; order was fuon reNored.
Londoa Papsg.)
On Friday At O'clock, the New York Rife
Men saraded in roadway. and from thence n,sf Oh
Cd 20 the thooting ground on the Greenwich road
where they ihot for their Prize Geld Metal W
hsye never witpeiied better lhoo,ing inee the fir
:, intitution Of this truly valuable aud reipecaabl
Corps The target was placed at the di6anes {
$50 feet the men Sired individually from the RICH
to the left. Within the diameter of Is inches a
round the centre, there were sbout to balls lodge
the target of two and half feet in diameter W,
peppeyed like fieve The honorary ob;ea ,
CONTEXT was won by she frt Lieutenant Mr. ED
wARp NOOK who out Of three ihots lodged tn
in the bus .Js The was accordingly inveited on Il
parade With the badge o. difinaion he 70 iufl
I nerited--they ihst OF 6aHs, without ref.
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