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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

away Indians, forming the advance gua7t
Of the army In this expedition, the Cher
okee nation, then very powerful were, al
Ter ferrous Of long and arduous leryice a
gainit them. leyerely icourged, and brought
70 peace honorable TO this country.
AT the beginning of the American revo-
luton 'ts well known our general command
ed, as colonel, the brave iccond regiment
of this fate, which, on the 2Sth Of June
1916, at Sulivan's lland immortalizcd the
honor of the American character and
grined that 6gnal victory over the Britith
feet, commanded by Sir Peter Parker.
which was one of The harbingerS Of our glo-
rious independence.
In 1870, with a detachment OF Charlef-
ton Volunteers, and a detachment Of our
Ancient Battalion Of Charleiton Artillery,
at the head Of thefe fciolv cifizeaS he routed
and gained complete victory over at leaft
al equal number of choicn Britifh light
troops aud artillery, in an open field fight
near Beaut--t.
His retreat this year, from Puryfburg,
(where gen. Lincolp remained with the rett
Of the army to cover the country with a
Chofen band of continentals, to throw them
into the garriion Of Charleiton 10 fave it
and when the Britilh army under ProvoA
was making rapid marches to attack and tub-
due it, and the fuccels with winch they got
into town in time, and with which gen.
Provoit was disappointed and was Obliged
to make rapid retreat to Stoao, forms no
uninterefiag hifory of our generals fame.
la 1880 he was lecond in command in
Charleiton during the fege he had the
command there Of the lines and all the forts
and batteries; and, after our city furrender-
ed, he was one of thofe fcnt 70 Philadet.
phia by the Britilh.
In T7S2, he returned to this city with
his countrymen, and was often after choien
to the honorable ftatioh of governour Of
this fate, BY the generous fufrages Of his
countrymeu. But of late, after all the war
fare of this world, and life devoted to his
country's fervice, the infrmities of age
compelled him TO teek the more peaceful
retreat of domefic life. Finding himfelf
alto approaching that boundary which we
all mutt pats, and from whence no travel
Ter returns, he refed in patient hope of that
repole which Is to be found in the boiom
OF his Father and his God.
AS folder, he was eminen,iy brave-as
a patriot, he was firm and Gncere-aud, AS
a citizen, he was focal and benevolent.
I" H.1u leep The brave! Wbo fink 10 ref
Wab aHtteir camtry's 1vjGer bi;q."
Go, aged hero, and repOfe shy-iread
In peaceful Plumbers with the honor'd dead
o,gentle fpirt, and afcend above,
Go, dwell with Saints in everIaling love
Thy tolls now DER, thy debt Of nature paid,
Receive this tribute to thy lacred fhade
Receive thy country, honors and applause;
Thou patron Of her rights Of freedoms caule.
Go, join with kindred honors, kindred worth,
Departed wsrthiss ofthy country's birth;
Go, reap with them IN cverlaRng crown,
lair Heavens reward to virtue and renown.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28
RArIsBoN, BAVARIA AUG. 20,

A general conformation prevails here.
The kuilian troops a~e faid to Be on their
march towards Hungary and Bohemia, men
acng u5 as much as France. They inf pire
confidence in the Rufiians whofe troops are
about invading Bavaria, and even Switzer-
land. All thefe movements announce thar
Southern Germany approaches to the grea-
telt nlisfortunes.- N1nifear.
AUGSBURG, AUG. Io.
1t is itated, that the King Of Prufia IS af-
femblmg troops in Franconia, in Anfpach
and Baruetb, to fuPport tbs, neutrality qrBiab
the PrInces gftbe South sf Germany are deter
mined to maintain, in cafe Aulfria goes to
war. A treaty between Prufia and Bava-
ria for this objea is talked Of
A large body Of men is to be itationed in
the eEvirons of Lintz. The Court Of Vienna
are taking very ftreng meafures for the iafc-
ty of the capital Of the empire.
The la9 letters from Venice fate the a.
mount of the garrifon there at ten thoufand
men. The greatef activity is ufng in for
tlfying the lie of st. George. Orders have
been iRued TO repair, as fpeediy as polhble,
allthe forts and places in :he Venetian fer
ritories, as well as thofe which cover the
Venetian Pafies in the Tyrol and Cornivold !.
The troops in Aufrian Italy, as well as
the line of pof along the Adige, has been
reinforced. the fame time we hear, that
the Aufrians in the BriGgaw have been or
dered to march to the Voralberg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

RUSsIA,-sT PETERsBURGH, AUG. IA.
BaroR Navohltzof returned to this eaDis
tai On the 4th init. The troops arc ani.
wing on all fdes. Count DE Buxhaven,
Genera of Infantry, and military Gov. Of
Riga, and Lit. Gen Elen, are already arri-
we'd. Gen. Benninguen is daily expected.
Baron De Winzinigfrade Is alto on his re.
turn from Vienna.
The greateft warelike preparations arc
making in all parts OF The Rufisn empire,
A r..ehenger left this city yeferday for En-.
gland, who it is reported, is the bearer Of
the treaty concluded between Rulia, Swe-
den and England. Its aho faid, that The
Prulhan Minifcr will leave this capital TO-
day or to-norrow.
II is faid that cur troops viii fhortlr
march INTO The AuArian territories, par
ticularlv Gallicia and Sie6a, in the negn-
borhood Of JageTndaerf aud Troppaa
There il report too If an embarkation
Of troops for Swedifh Pomsrania, and
likewiie troops tor anoIher deitination.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-28

GREAr-BRI rAIN.- LONDON, SEP o.
The celIon Of Swediih PoAcrania to
Rufia, is officially contradi6ed. Tbs Y
an important fact; as it IS now not unrea'
fonable 70 fuPpole thar PTuaia viii remain
neutral for we know not Of any other
point upon which the cabinets OF Patrfi'
ourEh and Berlin are likely 10 dlagrte.
Goyeinmsnt has received inlarmaticn'
that re camp az B9egHe zoa5 BresFHg Hs'
ara fb- tyo35s narcJiRg f01tarEI t5s hfl".'
Sir Sidncy smith has been Of the firnlh
coAft accommodating.
The French Mcnitenr complains Ct S'1
delertion 81 the Ira.an trooPs ia'o SsI-
many.
The Rochefort fqaadron, !. i faidi H.
ped into Bre.t. when Ccrnw4.iis bad naa'sf1
f 90 interc-Pt the combined l9uadroa.s
So \ 80 --- - - "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

Y virtue OF deed Of trust executed 20 the
I'D subscriber. by Edward ca;,ner Clarke, dec.
and Molly his wife. which deed hears date the
20 of 9 Sober. 1899, and is recorded in Henri
CO Office. 10 secure sum Of money. cue 20 Byrd
George, of Henriro county, will be exposed -
SALE, TO Tie ihghest bidder. for cash, on the
preniaes, on Saturday the ninth day OF March
next the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
Pripake Entertainment.


He sHiiset5rer bas taScn a lease pf five wac.
< scr che well known ard con,n1odjous honse -,
'0s eiv OF Richmond. long occupied Nv Mr. Rich.
AID Crouch which Is si,ra,e on the st,ee, Iea,;,.,
from The main a'rcet BY the Governors. and :,
near ne vendue store Of Psosser ana Mon~,~-
HE'S provided with an excellent stall.- ,,S;ch
sasi' be eone'sn'ly supplied viii forge Of he
Deat quality, where he will receive Horses a. !;
very ana TIE nts'cst attention shall be paid 70
saoae hories who may be comnui,,rd 20 he e,,r
ne long experience which the subscriber has
nad ~ his Kind Of business, and the general "a.
ussae''on which he has given TO those no have
IHsored him with their custom AZ Manchcster and
o'ssf PAGES auihorisss him TO hof.. that he will
not only eoas'nue to receive the patronage Of his
,o'nlsr trends, bm likewise the eountensnce and
'-v2r o. me public AT large.
~, re also proposes 70 take in about 90 pohRD.
EfeS, on Reasonable terms. and bees leave -, as.
sure NOSE who may favor him win Their r,s,ro,.
age. thas every attention and exe,,;on sl,l =.
ute, 20 give e"sre satisfaction, hrd ~. 80,
scTibsr also offers his services TO sell 49,. -,
commits oT,-Ia al cases where ne 80, - y"
ployed TO do 50, he will charge The 49, ~e en-
more than the ae'u cost Tor the supper - s,,
horses. rf'''o ~ SUI
II rETER MosELRY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
"a T a Ny a Il ID,
TO l. r. 2.

TO LET,
.NNalcasc OF S years, ina, very valuable T AN
.0YARD. situate on the main street OF this
city, between the Capitol and the Bason Of the
Canal. IN. an eligible and well accustomed stane
tor the Tanning and Curryihg business, having
been long occupied by the la.e Mr.. Jacob Book
ms, and possessng conveniences superior TO any
in this CITY. viz
A large curping Shop. Cellar and Drying
Loft. adjoining the main street; spacious Bark
House OH srrset that leads from The main strece
"a the bas--. of the canal !; two Bark Nils and
Houses 4 large Beam Hoase and Pools, Lines,
Heafs. Handlers ami Vauss. sufficient FOR the
tznring Of from 300 10 5000 hides year, ex-
cius;v c Of sl;ins--Also. on same tenement, cor.
yenient dwelling house, ss:.oke E3.se. stable.
csniagc house and garden. al in good repair
he lessee may be accommodated with about six
ty cords Of excellent ked and Black Oak Bark
nov in the bark house, AZ = fair price
Proposals for tie above will be received by si~
ther OF the subscribers in all this raon.l,, and &c
no, leased within the same. will be lee ~ Public
auss'on. az fic Fendue.Olhce Of Messrs prosser
Mononre. on the 18th Of March next, 10 tie
highest bidder. bond and approved secarity viii
be res1iired lof the lcssee) and possession giveh
on or before the first day of April next. OF the
ha'k house. bark mills. beam house, iinnes, pools.
hea's. handlers. and part of the vaults; aud OF
me dwelling housc and residue Of the tenement,
on the FIRST day of June.
BENJAMIN TATE, rv.,n,,..
JOHN PROSSER, NNeeuso's'
h'ohmoud. February OH, 1905.
The subscriber has again 20 request the favor
OF Hose having claims agaius, the estate offh
tate LAGOS BocxIus, 10 bring them forward IN
mtd'ate'y Tor payment and those indebted to
sad estate viii please make payment Immediate
", or suits viii be inst ated
JOHN PROsSER, Ex'r.
or JAcoE BocKtUs, dec.
Richmond. Feb Oil. 1909 lin
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
;RTAIv 7E<cr Or PxseEL OF
LAND,

Lying IN the county Aforesaid. on the waters oe
Muddy creek, and bounded BY the lands OF Ma
thaniel Burton, Jesse Burton. Matth Nv kobsrt-
son ana Edward ssaxcey, containing by estina-
non three hrndred and fifteen acres.
Daniel Higsinl,otham, trustee.
Amher.t, 18Th Ian. 1905 ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

N'N'''''O"OI I'm Ntlcber, ISU4,
The time Of the sale above mentioned, having
seen po'tponea, and the place Of sale aitcres al
ne reqiest Of "a Ross, tho public are hereby no.
uheo, mat u viii take place at the Eagle Ia.
vsrn' IN lac ciy of Richmond, on the 18th day
OF February rex.
Ban. dfcs5y. Dapid Ross.
OIL Janrary. tS0S. ids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
paiuabic Property for sale.

4 ~ Ill be SOLD, 10 the highest bidder, on
! ~ tie premises, on the third day of April
next. at IL O'Clock. an undivided moiety in the
two LOTS of GROUTD. formerly the proper.
~ OF Andrew Ronald. dec. fronting the basin Of
the James River Canal, near The centre of the
CITY of Richmond. with an undivided n,oicty Of
All the valuable buildings thereon, consisting Of
large three story brick building. eighty feet in
length, wi h four separate tenenents, twenty
teet wide and forty 1--WE feet in length, with IRE
places on the FIRST aud second floors roomv gar
refs in e7eh. with large wheels fixed for hosting
and lowering packages. &c. with dispatch and
ease, good dry cellars with hrc places IN each
rms ncnse has been lately bail, and in good re-
pair adjoining is well finished two story fra
med dwelling house, thirty eight feet square.
with two good cellars, with fire places IN each
Tor cookinS-in this horse on The first and second
foors are eight rooms and six FIRE places a,so
q small two story Brck House with four yoonns
with lire places III each. convenient fora store
or small famiy--I i,scwise, email Wooden
Enilding with cellar built for kitchen. and
may BE used as shoy--Ais TWO Stables and a
Carriage House. The buildings excent the kfch
en-, stables and carriage house are insured in the
mutual insuranec company against fiie in the
sfa'e of Virginia, ard ske reninn,s paid the jots
ironti the basin on one side. and are bounded bs
Cary's street And the cross street leading 10 shoe
roe warehouse OF Two other sides OF them, and
are ne convenient for commercial or her bust
"ees "a any ~ 'i,e cry. The Terms OF SAFE viii
he seventeen thousand i.aYs IN ready money.
The residue PAYABLE the fifth day Of Angus. nex,'
for which residue bond with approved security
VIII be required. K - deemed unnecessary 10
state the great vanc ofths above prorerty T. those
who reside in this city, bus Tor tie Information Of
strangers The subscriber Segs leave TO state. that
the aforesad property IS Immediately oppos;,ethe
lover part of the basin Of the lanes river canal
where al The produce Of the upper country il
isnGed, aud to any person desrous of carving on
the comrisSion business cxiensively, perha,s (,
superior to any other place IN this ci,y.
William A stin.
Rieh'uond. 4;h February. 1905.
KETBkREAS gave 20 Richard SoeIr1a1 an
nnnegocilble note. dated 2g.h Of O0ober
last, tor e Is g. 81 payable in twelve months
wnicn ne has since deprived me Of receiving any
valuable consideration for-these are TO Motif
al rersons concerned, that shall not discharrc
the same ~ payment. LvaAN B,sHor
February 5th, 1906.
y ;. have Convenient TENEMENT for
= family, 70 RENT, near the CONFERENCE.-The
WI be sold on Wednesday next, beds, house.
hold and kitchen Furniture for cash or crsdis.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
7 virtue OF drsd of trust execu-

I'D Z virtue or dcsd OF trust execu-
Y ted to the subscriber by James Ferguson, OF
the county of Buckingham. Tor the purpose of
securing = debt due TO Brown. Murphy & Co. FOR
the sum Of seventy pounds five shillings ar.
eghS pence, wish interest therec, fron, the TWEEN
ty.,b;rd day of April, eighteen hundred u three,
and the expenses attending the execution of th,s
trus,--lyi!I certainly be SOLD. to the highest
bidder, Tor ready money, on Saturday the twen-
iy-third day of February next. on the premises,
at the house OF the above named James, Fergu-
son. in the aforesaid county Of Buckingham,
CERTAIN TSAcr OK PARckL or
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
To John Magee,

n terscn nor resisiink Ecithin fhc confnson-
1veaith Of Virginia, and haviag NJ knosvn
agcuf or attorney ftcrcf:,--
TAKE NOTICE. that BY virtue of a commission
issuing oct of the court CT ch:ncesy for the
district Of Riehraond. in a suit depending in the
said court, wherein am plaintiff and you are
defendant, the 6epositious of John Gray. John
Woodson and Chapman Stewart and surdry o.
Their witnesses viii be taken at the shop OF. MAJ
,hsnieI DAnd,idge. near h;s dwelling house, in
the county of Hanover, on the twentieth day OF
March next. and thxt If necessary. the said COM
mission will b. adjourned ovsrto the 2Ist and 22d
days of that month. the dispositions SO 10 lie TAX
en-. to DC read in evidence n,he SAID case.
John Earriss
Feb. Z, 1905. owl
ibY virtue os deed of trust executed to us
ID by Daniel Wilson, jr 10 secure the payment
of a debt due to John Chasiin. VIII be SOLD. TO
the hishes, bidder, for ready money. on the Goth
Gay of February next, a, the dwelling house of
t':- said Daniel Wilson, jr IN the county OF A.
mslia, hear courthouse.
Ell the Property
ccnn.s;rrd in said a,ss. or as much thereof as
viii be sufficient TO sat sly the debt therein
mentioned. viz. About IS negro slaves g horses,
the stock OF every kind, and furniture, together
wirh the lasr years crop of corn, wheat. tobsc-
co. sc. ..c....t-t
VIZ. t. EGCLEsTON,o
JAS p. COOKE, Trustees.
GEO. SCOTT, !. .-~-
Arslia conrthous-,- Jan. IS. 1906. (,dss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
Iract Of Land,

In Henrico county, on which the said Cla,ke re.
Sided for sorre lire previous his dea,h. This
land is situated below sc CRY of Richmond, ON
Boar swamp. Immediately ontl,c stage road lea /.
ing TO williamsburg. Tbs traa contains by sur
yeys made by lshu Williamson, cousty surveyor
81 Eehrico county. s27 acres. The land 20 be ne :
ceised by 'hs purchaser. Be the suans;ry more or
less. About - acres OF The land are cirsred,
there are tcleratle dwelling house aud out nous
e. ans snsil orchard on the land. The safe will
commence nc II O'clock
PHILIP HosEoINg NICHOLAS,
January Esd, 1895. Trustee.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
Sales al Ancaoa. s
H,4he SOL d, ar Ps6ie auction. on 7.esasy sbe
1919 irsr. en- tie p'rnsses. zoe XII "sorsred
Half-ACrc Lot,

Lying in s5of par cf RIBS city GATED Roetens. No.
s07. jarre, y sbe p,ye7 . " Rocsst ontlersoa. dec
RE !of viii admit II casnricn into thee feneslrars.
Tie fns fsa!-. 10, negoeiabae nutrsia roe Bsak q
y1s ina q 90 dps; an iHa,spufabie ME via Dc
made. e.ccts a., issnm5rance q fbe svid0us Losser.
PRCSSER q A1ONCURE. .. ma.
FEBRUARY 1904 IDS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16

VIE Sseriss Of lie counties Of Princess Anne.
4 Norfolk and Nansemond. composing dis.
tria OF the counties of Buckingham. Albenarie,
Amherst and Fluvanns. composing another de
'rld OF The counties o. Eiizabcth City, War.
wick and York. corposiag another distria Of
the counties of Bedford, Campbell, Henry. pin.
syiyanis, Patrick ssd Fnnklin, comp sing ann.
ther distri9 Of thu counties of Wessmorelsrd
Stahots. and King Gesrg-. composing another
disirtl and OF the Counties Of Aoco.nack and
Northampton, composing another Gis;iiet which
several districts consitu,e the Class No 4. Of the
Senate OF VDsfnis, viii please to take nofice .
that an election IN ro.s,ipn is 20 be he'd, on the
several court days Of the said counties, in tie
month Of hprJ next, for the choice Of a Senatoy
% feprr-ent Zach Of the dists.1s above mention.
ed, IN the General Assembly, for fsur years next
ensuing.
THEos kANsFORD, C. S.
February LIST. 1906 4,v
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a certain Tract Of Land,
FOR SALE,

lux OhLFl,
nm credit Of Is months, At the Eagle Tavern,
~ on the 2;'th Of March ensuing,
II certain Tract or Pared of Lend,
Lying in Patrick county. on Mayo river, con-
tanning $50 acres more or less |: being that ,raa
lately owned by Johh Spencer. and soid by virtue
of deed of trust, for the benefit of Dunlop.
Pollok. & Co. Col. George Penn of Patrick,
viii slew the landto any person Disposed 10 2ur-
chase AN undispu ed title with general warran-
tee, vii be made the purchaser, on paymen, of
the money--Undouh'ed security will be required.
PROSSER & SiONCURE, v NJ.
Richmond Feb 12th 1905
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
One Negro Woman Stare,

IL Y virtue OF deed of trust execu-
Gf red to the subscriber by benjamin Burton.
OF the county of Bnck'nghar,, for the purpose of
securing a debt due 70 Hives, Murphy x Co. for
one hundred and sixteen pounds three shillings,
with interest thereon ~ the rate of six per ceuf.
per annuu', rom the twenty fourth cay OF De-
cember, eighteen hundred and two. and rhe ex-
peuses attending the execution of This srnst--yvill
certainly be SOLID. to the highest bidder, for
ready money, on Monday the eleventh day of
March next, at Buckingham Courthouse, il be-
ing court day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
A l. NJ A N A c X 8

Ba'es's and carey's franklin hrnanacks g..
1900. are fer sale At sbs ciiee. 81 the groce. =,
doscs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
Jan. 3

Atthe same tiTne and place. VIII dispos. Of
ttre o;tsr undjv'ded third part Of tlit said Nor
wich Nis. and will also dispose OF vaiuable
traa OF LIND adjoining thsreto, which contains
about hts hnndret acres. ~itl, various improve.
rrcn,s--The whole Is valuab'e estate Mr..
iiooten viii shrw the Mills aud the land The
terms Cd pagirtst frr the said land and the other
thrl pa,t Of Nils viii be half ready money,
and twelve e.onG,s credit for the ether ha,f.
DAVID ROSS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-16
70 IL EOI.I.

~ gf3E s>CIs2s.
For ready money, rursusht decree of the Fc-
deiFi Ci-cuit Court, for he di5tfitt OF Vrgi-
ni,- in u suit between ihineas Bond, At,ore
my toy the cre,li,prs OF fzskiel Edu ards plain.
It'd, AID David ( ass and others defcndrnts---
~ wo undivided parts, out oft'.see,
q OF or Two acres of LAND. in ,ie coun.
~ of iien.t .. upon -Four Mile Geek. withthe
MILLS y HOUSES thcrson. known by the
name OF the Norwich Mills.
Also; 'rrast OF rascci ofLAND. si,uate
81 ti,e couuty nf Henreo. about seven niles be.
low the Ci:y of Richmond. commonly oalled ard
known by the name oil The Seven Pines, thought
TO contain ore thon.snd acres, bat Mr. koss W.
desiaises. thar IN accurate survey and plot shall
be ,rolne on the DAY Of sac.
The sac vii positively take pace 4. he Eagle
Tavern in the Cisy of Richmond, on Thursday
the 2ist dsy OF February next.
DEN. Mn5BY, D. u. FOR
JOSEPH SCOTT, "a. V. D.
Ian. p. ltds1
Portland gazette., 1805-06-11
IN ,binian afr .5e Ffenek pan.


The plan on which Bonaparte now csufcs Ia
condut the WARTS, W. think, fucientIy appA-
ent and our Government, we truh, viii Be srs.
pared to meet the enemy on his new fyfem-
He will venture out neither with his feet roG
his flotia in the face of the Britiih navy. Hi.
innzll and tctatched fqu2drons can do Is more
chential mitchell by annoying IS in diHcren:
quarters, aad delfrattiug our attention. He Las
men in fuffcient numbers for any enteTprize.--
he values them only as counters, w;ta which
he plays the grand game thar is 70 make him
dictator Of the world. When he has dctachea
them for given purpofe, he neither cxpeas not
cares for their afety or their return ;a he hopes
from them is, that they may dous effcaual r1it
chief. With this vieu,, VIC have no doubt Lin.
os wa, difpatched TO ths Eaif- Indies even befors
the commencement Of the war, outin the CT.
pcaation. of it. Upon the fame principles the
Rochcfort fauadrsn directed its courfe to the
VISIT. BoEaparte has no epc6taticn of.mzkiag
any conquefts there which he can retain enough
is done If he can difrefs our commerce, and ara
the blacks againf US. In prrfuance Of the fame
policy, he will probably iend a reinfo rcement to
the EaH-Indes he will endsavour TO land
forcs in Egypt; he viii then make an attempts
or at leaR diverfion in Ireland and when We
are wearie4 out with this varied and active war.
fare, the country drained Of its regular troops,
and deprived, prshaps, in part Of its protecting
fiects, then the Boulogne otill1which has new
er been dminiihcd or dilmantled, bat is incrcat-
ing every day viii feizc favourable op2ortunii
tycf putting 70 fes, and the grand attempt viii
be made. Such appear to Us TO b the Prefcns
fyftem and projects of our inve!crate enemy
In the mean time, We truh, that the nation, and
the volunteer force in particular, will not relax
in their vigilance and activity It IS pofhble,
that our lat1 principal dependence for the d.
fence of the country may be on the volunteers.
We uuh taey will rerhember the magBitui ie and
importance Of tha caulc they have undertaken,
and embrace the opportunity which fsvora-
bic fcafon will afford, of becoming as perfr9
matters as Poiible, ofthat difciPinc on which
their own fafrry and that Of the country, viii
epend.-LoNDoN PAP1R. April II.