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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02
William Miller. c. o. :.
/HE FOLLo WJN6I 11y;I5,I y q

A.. = ~ fsVI Itf[ICI. rs.
A'eJov sac at Or HFfson's Ao,,b.cary Igboo "a.
Po'ite tbe Bell 7a-ers, o,sii,
X I'd ana white Lead, Verdcris. Spaoi.b Wh;.
ung' Spanish Bsowo, Uri5er, aples Vel.
, 10y, sins small Brown PM. Rose PM Fiate
W hl.e, Cod Leaf. Liquf caId size. c,pai and
op'r's vanish, Cancels Hair Pencils yellow q.
en's, !l.i'harge, Sugar Of Lead, &c. So. Also
RE wishes to rent a stand Tor IN A,o.tsc,,r, >.
shop in the neishbouysood Of ,be 80 -,
leading TO Msyos bridge. ''''' ''''''
Goth Dec. 1904. ,,g
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Lands, Lofs q I,cnem EMS,

Or such part of them az may be necessary to pay
tue said debt and interest, with the charges and
expense of sale.
An estate or plantation, in the county Cooch
land. called COLES, containing by estimation
ntseen hundred acres, be the same more or less
lying on the waters of Byrd creek. and purel,as.
ca by III: said David Ross of the rrpresen ,a,ives
OF Jsnes Cole. of William Cole and GIN Hughes.
and adjoining he ands of Richard Adams and
samuel Richardson, according oits known bonn
daries as held by the said David Ross. Also, the
following Lots IN the town of Columbia Fi,van
ma county, 70 wit: Lot No 63, on which the
warehouse is built. No. rs. on which is a store
house, now or is'e in the occupation of John
Forbes No al. now or late in he occupation of
[! o'ro'her No 76, now or late in the occura-
ton of Mrs Price :,
me sale will take place At John Napier's "a.
sern' N me towp of Columbia. ON Thursday the
<otn DAY OF neSt month ; and the lands and ,ere.
menus Aforesaid, will be ser up in that order which
sha'' appear bcst TO SUR the purchasers and most
oenehciai to the partes concerned
JOHN WICKHAM.)
BEN MOSBY, (Trus,eex
GEO. CREENHOW,
February IS. 1905 ,ds
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IHE suBscRIBEs ofrsRs roe SALE, rouE
nUNpnED ACRES OF
l. Il ~ ID,

= ART of the Fairfield rae, ijoininy the land
OF Mr.. sAbrsm Cowley. John Stubbs and
Esnc Smock, about too miles from the Market
nonse IN the city Of Richmond This land is in
cleared AMI under a strong fence; it is level and
wei 1dapsedto farming the wood. with which
y abounds, considering Us chnir,iiiy % The civ
makes 1t a desirable pcschase to any person, es
pee'a'ly 10 residen, Of ,hc city TIL, land may
BIZ purchased entire. on in o,s of CITY, or one hun
ured acres. and possession given Immediately.
MILES SELDEN.
TIC ftH', KUN tcb. 1893 W6l-
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A l. NJ A " a G K S

Baies's ard Carey's Franklin Almanaclss. f.,
1905. are for sale at this Office, by the roc.
dozen. $500 "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02

Ai>EN up by Isaac w. PIsasa,,s. ~, -.
a Verdsm creek, In Goochland coan,v a M,
IRON gray HORSE, about i've feet high. s,v;seS
taii, mas no brand and his OF fore knee vc
swe"ei. and g7ss very lame. shod all rouod--.S A.
Praised ms day before me to one hurdrel "a
,Ss,.y aoNars. Given under my hand the 5,b
(w3)
4 ,onv n. M. Vaughan.
n copy Tesse,
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Iobe sold fo,. ready money,

ESQ. in order TO raise the sum Of four rhou sand
niue hundred and forty two dollars and forty two
een.s' with interest thereon, to be computed aft
Yer the rate of FIVE per centun per annun,. from
,as !sth day of this month. due from the said Da-
wa Soss. TO the trustees of James Dunlop, dec.
the following
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rTtHR subscribers will o1sr Cor pubic sale, the
premises, on the third Tuesday in March. be-
ing the 10Th. Of not previously disposed Of b.
private bargain,)
Thai Vakuable and 1ueN k1o7v1 MI,
Lying on Falling Geek, near Failing creei. church.
IN he cnsn,y Of Chesterfield and wihh, Il mile
Of he sown &C Maucbester--the mil IS in good
repair AND " orks a pair Of BUR- * Cologne stones
.--fhereis attached 70 he mil about Six acres Of
LAND; The neighborhood OF the mil IS ihiesly
seized md the crstorn considerable. Possession
viii be gwen on the frs- of OStober next. and ne
terms Of payment arc, one half in hand, and toe
balarce IN two equal annual payments, the pur
chager giving bond with approved security Tor
the baisnce Those who may be inclined 10 puT
chase. will be shewn the premises on'application
10 Iannsz or William Baker.
iol,n Bater. I'm. Eater.
7Hos. Bok~r. lanes B0ker.
chesferFietd, FEB. Dad. 1905. At.
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LAND FOR SALE.

800 ACRES lying in the county Of
Granville and state of North Carolina. about 9
miles from TsyIor's bridge on the South sid. Of
Tar River, and on the road fren Granville court
house 10 Baleigh--Near r-ro hundred acres of
whici, IS cleared and under tolerabe improve
IN ,ts. On the West side Of the raid road there
are Two Pr. ANITA TiONS; each Of which has
tole-ablc dwelling house and Other necessary i'm
pTovements--And on the EaS side there IS a
PLhfTATION, goea ding house, large
barn, kitchen, s2inring house. 4 other necessary
houses, with an orchard aud good garden. The
susi,,y and soil Of this land is well adapted to the
culture Of corn, wheat andto5acoo. The subscri
Der viii sell the whole or separate parcels, as
srsy best suit the purchasers. For terms
apply TO
February Tsh, 1905. 3t'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-03-02

Amelia county Court, January. 2-4,
1905.
Richard Foster, compt,
Agninst
Joshua Atkinson, Henry Es,ridgs ! In c5nneeyy.
Samuel Ward and Wa,kiHs
Johnson. defss
'His day came the complainant by John
4 Lane tis counsel, and the defendant Akin
son, not having appesycd and giving security
Agreeable 20 the &C of As5fnibly and the ruIes
of this court; and IL appearing TO the satisfaction
Of The court that the SAID defendant Atkinson
is not an inhab;tant f;his state: Therefore, on
the motion Of the complainant by his counsel a.
forcsad II Is ordered. That the said defendant
appear here on the frstday Of May court ucx,.
and answer the bill Of the compiaiuants; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some pnb newspaper published in the city
Ut Richmond for Two months successively, and
posted at the from, door Of tie courthouse on
two several court DAYS
A Copy--Tesfc,
James Townes, ir. c. &c.
nce-Edward, november, 1904.
Hurial' Willard. plaintiff
Henry Nixon e Pugh w. Price, In c5aneeyy.
defendants
~ySHE defendant Nixon nor having entered
J his appearance and given security accordino
TO an ad Of the general assembly and the rules
Of this court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of Jhe court that Nc is not an inhabitant Of ,his
state On the motion ofthe plaintiff bv his cour
eel. Il 10 ordered. that the said defendau, J;xoo
DO appear here on the FIRST day Of March corr,
rex aud answer the plaintiffs bill and that ,
copy OF this order be fonhwith inserted in Corr
ono Of the newspapers printed in the CITY Il
RiehTuend, FOR two months excessively, and Al
SO posted at the front door Of the courthouse Of
this county.
I, copy--Tesfe.
--- Ben. Watkins. 4. c.
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II Number of Slayes.

1na so ""e9 eftbar raiuabie Es.are. IN RE emtary
Of Campbell, kuo.rn By t5e name of rb, OxF.,n =
ihOR-WORKr as sbaH appear spfgc,er, 10
,sse roe sa,l sum Of money and ibe said ,xocrsrs
roe sad land beng noVS IN f5e ocena,ion y he ,a;
Dcv'd Ross, and fbe Sla-cs aforesaid 5eiy9 81, %.
lard 9le sale viii tar biace az roe oslo a non
W'wks,.in fbe county of Campbell, on aba-sg.y fLe
Ito y bprit nee,. 7e STRIVES are rep csest-i 10 Re
very oifsabie. 9lc land IS so speh knosyn as 10 rem
'e, a ae'e'.0''o" unnecessarily ftas]
Ben Mosby, d. ri. for
Jass. Scott, NJ. ". ID.
Ff,udry IS, 1905
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
Referrra 80 the committee of the whole, on
Thurfday next.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10.

A meffage was received from the PRECEDENT
q the United States supplementary to his mef-
fage the 9Th inf. incloing fnndry documents
In addition to thofe laid before the Houfe, viz.
1. Relative to the detention of the public
buildings at New Orleans.
9. Relative to the conduct ofSpain in Loui-
fana, in the eltablilhment of potts, &c..
8. Relative 20 the obftruStion of the COM
meroe on the Mobile. : 49,.
Which were ordered to be printed, and re-
ferrcd to the fame committee to whom the pa
pefs prcviouly received were referred.
The Houfe took into confederation the a.
Aendments made in committee of the whole to
Z the bill "prohibiting for limited time, the
expectation OF arms and ammunition from the
United States. ITO whichthey agreed, with add
ditlonal amendments, when the bill was recon-
mitted to the felect committee which introdu-
ced It for the further amendment of its details.
Mr.. =. Clay prefented petition from fundry
manufactures of hats in Philadelphia remonftra-
: ting againf the mode purified by the fuperin-
tendant OF the Indian department of vending
fiirs, and reQueftng that the fame may be re-
gulated by law, and that the fale be by public
an aion.
Referred to the committee of Commerce and
Manufactures.
r.Si0an laid the following refolution on the
table: ..,s
Rsfotped, That tax or duty Of ten dollars
per head be impoied on all naves hereafter inn
ported into the Uaited States. ..', - sr
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Paris, e5sb Nendemaire (e7tb or. J

The Electors of Bavaria, of Wurtemberp and
OF Baden, have made common cauIe with
france. The firft of the!e has iffiled a forma,
EXPEDITION of the motives which have governed
his conduct towards Aultria.
The campaign has iuit opened by victory
the more glorious as it was not purchaC.d nv
great ehulion of human blood. This action is
the frft refult of the valtcft plan that Great
Commander could ever conceive. The march
or the Grand Army was a fure guarantee of its
trInmphs 10 indeed, even before the frlt news
OF II bad been received, the public opinion was
AT perfect cafe. 1t feems that the war is already
made and that peace is ready to be renewed.
stocks never experienced greater rife. nor 4
more fubfantiai- fnpport On the other fIde.
the Auitrian Monarchy never was in A more cri.
teal mutation. The Emperor Francis, aban
doned by the great vaIiels whom he has 70 i'm
prndentiy provoked, i'll ferved by an ally, who
perhaps ipecuateS upon his lofIes, will foon
haveno other reiource, butthe magnanimity of
yanquifher who has never abufed victory.
Twelve battalions of Grenadiers and four
fquadrons of Cuiraiiiers are the main body of =
great army; the lofs ofthem mutt throw a damn
over the Autrians. Beiides, we fee among them
no organized army, no decided plan, no gener
al capable or topping the impetuous march of
the great Gallo-Gerh1aD army. The name of
~ No'h"'o"uS' WIN was dt HTit neHpDnted
feems to be condemned to ridicule the affair
which has recently taken place, inilhes his re-
putation.
Tbefe events will make very flranee revoI,i-
ton amongft the Engl1, Gazetteers, who had
the trumpet already in their mouth to found the
victories of the third coalition What has ever
ruined the Englifh Miniftry, what will again
rBin them in the war, is the bIindnefs with
whichthey give themfeIyes up to fantaffic al pro-
jects. On the one hand, they have alyays con-
puted the aggrefIive power and the military
means of France upon too narrow fcale on
the other, they have ever confidered az efficaci.
Gus, alliances utterly impoiible they thought
to unite for their profit nterefls abfoiutely ir.
reconcileable, they have confantly exaggerated
means of attack impoiIible to realize. Tins
they had no lefs plan month ago, than to AZ.
tack the French in Italy, in Spain, in yendee, in
Holland and Hanover. But when'the news of
to day reaches London, the people will begin
to perceive the emptnefs and folly of the pro-
Jeets of the miniftry, that RufIia can neither
march in concert with Auftria nor fave her from
defeat already decided. They will perhaps
begin to acknowledge, that the money voted for
iubhdies, might have been better employed
and they will think themfelves very happy if
they do not ferye for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the
power whom they made fuch cowardlv Al
tempt TO deftroy an attempt, which even de-
prives them OF the vain glory of fighting France
Jingle handed.
From the information received, it aopears
that twelve Autrisn regiments have Quilted TIA
" to reinforce the army OF Bavaria,
The cannon has been firing oil the morning
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

LoSDos. Oa. ls,-Goyernment, we under.
itand, announced TO the foreign minilfsys yeAsfs
day, that the Elbe aud Wefer are no longer
biocksded.
This important event, which opens thr eams
munication With Germany and the MARKETS sf
the North TO our merchants, was aDpoDaced
by the Official notice, which was Auck up at
Loyd's.
"DoyVAigg.Rreet, on. 0, isos,-<Iufofmatjep
having been received of the French troops from
the petition which they occupied on the hord.
ers Of the EIbe and Weler. his msIely f1s piesi.
ed to direct that the blockade Of the eniranee
Of theie risrrs mould be difeonhpued, and that
bis maj;liy's firpsoi war which had been aati.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
NETWORK, December 10.

The brig Young Edward, Morris, in Al DAYS
from Bordeaux, arrived Ialt evening within the
Hook and the captain, who came up in pilot
boat, obligingly fayoured us with papers one
day Later than thofe received by the Lydia at
Philadelphia. y
The conful of the United States at Bordeaux
Itiued notice on the 25th of October, that from
that date all venes purchafed there by his coun-
trymen would not obtain from him confular
certificate. her. dd1.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

70 Ahhosihte he viAory obtained by The grand
army at Glnfbonrg. .rt
Report lays that the army has entered Ulp.
Letter OF the Emperor and King, to the Prefett
End Mayor of the city of Paris.
Geni'e,aen, ne n-:ts.s and Mayor
efoar GoofCi:scf Paris. = '''.'
Our troops have had an engagement with the
Anitrians, near Wrrtingen, defeated twelve bat.
talons of grenadiersall their artillery is taken,
ALTO great nsmher of prifoners, and eight
q ndards. We have refolved to make pre-.
TENT of the colours to our good CITY Of Paris e
two pieces of cannon to be placed in the hotel
de vile. We deiire, then our good city of Pa.
ris will recognizein this affair our Affection for
her, which will be 70 much the more dear TO
her, as it were her governor who commanded
our troops in the engagement of Wer.pcer.
This letter having 10 other object. we pray God
to have you in his hol! keeping.
At the imperia, head quarters a, Augsburg;
Is Venaemare (Isth Oetober) 1905.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
european 5nteIIigente,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Q.

Translated from Paris papers to tbe 1873 OSo-
Der, reeeiUed at fbis port. per TIE Lydia, capt
Webb, 40 days from Bordeaux.
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NETWORK, December 2.
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.

From late Greenoek papers, rseeioea attic office of tie
Commercial hdoerfifer:
BERLIN, September IS.
Important circumstances have happened within
thee few days. courier from Wilma brought to
our eourta letter, in which the emperor Alexander
announces chat Raiian armies their march, *
Will travere Pruflia, This arrogance, this violation of
the independence of the Pruian territories, has rr
tated the king and his council to fch adegree that
they have unanimously decided to repel force by force
AT the breaking up of the council, Is millions of
crowns were drawn from the royal treafury apd eoi
riers ent to every quarter recall all furloughs and
put in motion the whole of the Prullian forces,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

In our Gazette of Saturday, we gave the st
and I'd Bulletin of the movements of the French
army; we now give the Sd, 4th, and 5th, which
render the ferries complete down to the latea
dates NJ,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17
-, GtAscew, September %.
Inc following rs the proclamation of the emperor to
the army.


The war of the third coalition has begun The
Auitran army has pafIed the Inn, violated treaties
and has attacked and driven ally from his capital
You yourleives have been compelled to ADVANCE by
forced marches 10 the defence of our frontiers AL
ready you have paded the Rhine. We will not ftop
I'LL we have fecured the independence of the Cerma-
mic body, ailfed our allies, and conounded the pride
OF unjut aggreIors. We will not again make peace
without iuftieent guarantee. Our policy fhall nc
more give way to our generofty.
Soldiers, your emperor is in the midi of YOU
you are only the advanced guard Of great people
Hit fhould be nece6aythey will all rife at my voice
10 eoniound and ditlolve this new ieage which has
been formed by the hatred and the gold of England.
But, folders, we fhall have forced marches TO
make, fagues and privaons of every kind to endure.
whatever obftaeles may be oppofed to us, we will o.
vercome them, and we will take no ref until we have
planted our eagles Oh the territory of our allies
tSignrd) NAPOLEON.
BY order of his majsay--The Major general of hi,
grand army,
.swa..
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SrRAssURo, Goth Verden,air..

we have jnft now learned the Official news
that Prince Murat has obtained complete vic.
tory over the Auitrians after fevere conten
winch lated many hours, the Prince firrround.
co an hu'tr'an dIviiion of $4,000 men, made
them lay down their arms, aud took them nri-
toners. go
The divilion under Martial Augercau, is ex-
peeled daily.
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I" BIRTHIER."

PADUA, Sept. 2I.
The Archduke Charles arrived here yefferday az
his head quarters and this day he circulated the fol-
lowing addrefs among his army -
On my arrival, bulnefs prefIes more upon
me than to inform the army that am again at its
head and have taken the command upon me- hope,
from the recollection Of former occurrences 70 glor
Gus for his najeays arms that if war iould be inc
vtable, contrary to his n,aeiy's fneere defre, ia
find in the army that ancient fprt of confidence and
perseverance, that unhaken tesdnefs in danger, that
obedient bravery, and u cannot mention il withou,
being fenbly affected that attachment to my perfon
md confidence in sne. by which the mon memorable
days Of my life have been diRinguihed, and which
have led to actions for the welfare of the monarchy
that can never be forgotten, doubt not but the ar.
my will remember svery period of my life, the care
and attachment with whish fhsred itsfats, both 10
profperity and adverGty.
"Abovs all Dings recommend to tho cop,rnan-
des Of large or ima bodes infil into the troops
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-12-17

letter from Oreenoek. Of the e5tb OF Oste.
her, is received by the hip Ardent, arrived ne
New-Tork,j mentioning that news had IuH
reached that place, of an engagement between
the AuRrian and French armies, In which the
latter loft 5000 men, we are INCLINED 30 be.
lieve that there Is fome fopndJtion for tile re-
port for capt. CroGthwaits informed Us on his
arrival, and which we ought to have peDtjon.
ed, that news had reached Greepock of battle
which terminated IN favour of The Anarians,
~, r. Gas.
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SrRALsuNn. ~ ONaher

The Ruiiian troops jun arrived are embark.
ing. In fpite ofthe po6sive manner in which
this news is announced, it is difficult 70 believe
that Rnfiia is determined TO carry many troops
INTO province 10 contiguous TO RuiIia. after
the declaration made BY the latter power
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MANHEIM, orb OEoLer.
WuRrzRouRc. Oaah.r :.

All expectation Of grain from principalities Oh
Wurtzbourg and Bamberg, is prohibited, IN.
der penalty Of conifcation afe from Dapt
zc J at the latter, hories are a!io prohbted-
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horfeback night and day, he Is always among
his troops, wherever his prefehce is neeeiiary.
He yefersiay rode fourteen leagues, neps in a
fmall village without any fervant or baggage,
notwithstanding the hiihop of Augfbonr. had
caufed his palace to be illuminated, and waiteu
a greater Fart of the night for his majeay.
Paris, 24tb Hendemaire, (O5. le.)
Fourth Bulletin of the Grand Army.
44ng6ourp. I orb Yendenaire. (Od. II. J
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the inhumaniiy Of forcing him into frryi C.
| where he NUT fight opPaftd 10 his c,untry.
men, poiiibly with aud aga II his brothers; and
If taken, would o. certai:, of a sibbet. 10 al
TINS RECEIVED no other anfwer, than torrent 81
ahuie. which being fpent, they, much To my a.
tist;,ttion, left me-they howev, foon returned
declaring that the Spaniard had catered, aud a
gain demanded his wages !; TO this ! tta,ed, tina,
had not brought iui,icieDt money with INC, s.
| if being Sunday, could no, be fuppii,d by III,
merchant who managed my bufuefs. On this
they ordered their men to unbtnd aud cary a.
way one of the briggs fails this in,ert.icted in
the mott ferrous manner, declaring that If they
attempted 70 eE;irc a violation of my rights, tia;
1t fhould cot them more than they had any idea
Of Another torrent of abuEe then i.lucd, which
like the former, ber: violent, was foon tpcnt
they then departed, taking with them Ruflian
Tailor, duly protected by certificates from his
government.
Monday, April l5.-On application r. Nj.
mira Oacres, procured an immediate order FOR
the reieaie or the Rulian, which carried ON
board the Diligence, whsre he was confined :
was received by capt. Gordon, the command.
ing officer, with that ciyilty which might be
expected from gentleman, who feels power.
but at the fame time does rot forget right: from
this time the Wits Of ;hee prefs boats were We.
ry frequent and vexatous, examining and rt.ey-
aiming the projections of the crew, until Wed
neiday morning, May iit /; when, being on
i!iore, an officer, with feveral men, from n,
lhetcus ~, came on board, an.. as ufial. made
tearci, when finding, lying iick in his birth. an
American feaman, named William Mathews.
whole certificate of protection they had Geveral
times before examined and compared, ordered
hiIn to tarn ont Immediately; fwore he was on.
ly drunk. or " fhanmng Abraha-., :" bnt ,b,.
poor fellow, too i'll to attend to their threats.
made no replyi they then attempted ,o bauI
HIM out, but finding he could not be r,,,t.d.
they quiz him, and taking with them an Amor
can teanan, and an apprentice hov, den,r.rd
AT this moment came on board was inf,,rr.
ed by Mr.. Moore (the matc) OF the procedure
| immediately went bsiow, found TN, nnb,,,nv
man lying on his hreaf. his head and ON. b,ri
hanging over the head board OF his bi,.h and
apparently in the agonies of death. mr,eI;-
ately called for afiif!nce TO Law him in = n,,r..
eaiy po'ture, which was JUL accomnl;,l,r,i,
when he expired
On the foregoing nail make no comment
and only express my regret, in not bcir- ah,r 70
hand You 'he names of the authors Of t,,cfe ~.
pea'ed outrageS; for confident I am. hat :.
large proportion of the officers of th, Bri;i,h
navy, would feel for them that indi.natnp snJ
contempt which find it imp ,ffiblr to ey,refs.
CHARLES PELHAM.