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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-16

iii n Court continued and bsld for Halifac Coua-
", the 25fb dry o,' Febrna,y, 1906.
IN AN INJUNCTION IN CIIANCERY.
William Thomas, Plaintiff.
AgainG
Notes Walker, Defendant.
VIE dsfsaalm no. bavi9g cpfey9b biz appearance and
4 Civsa JSsn,iiy IeVdi7r 70 tie al IF IGtaJiy and
fbs rae IF fbi, eoat and appearing 10 ne f failioa
f5e court, fbat be not an a} 4bfsAf Of IBIS eapqry
s'fbs nation FDe 3AsintFby Bic eonci II js ordsrei,
7'5H @s Gdd d.tsntao' do appear beye on TIE /,arib
Ol,uAly IN Nay nsT,, amt aajccy Hs biz oCbe soia-
IF -a7dbH eq9y # fti' osar, BE- Ioyt57pij isfrf-f
IL o~e aFzcba6e, in ne city Of RjeLmoad fer tara ,qtJs
yfeeFVeiy, oad b9fri at NE Eregf aoor If tie Cstbol
f t6i5 county. Il Coby. Tsfe,
JOHNBARKSDHLE, D. C. HC.
Ii6rii g. f2m6
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-16
VALUABLE PROPERTY 7FoR SALE.

BY pi,t .ofa DEED Of TrzR executed by Aye5iball
MON, Of tie !gzan Of 7aapabannoet, and county Of
Elk, to A.ebi6aid Die& and David Buekanan, bear
rig date HE a5b dry Of May, 1889, ia, fanAy fn,-
Of TaspabaHnOst, on the 27iS day Of .Tnnt newt,
'1REE LOFTS, known in the plan of the (aid
i. by No. /, Q, and 7s whereon the isid
MCll at prefent refdes theie lotts are very Va
luable improvements, eontfing of Dwelling Houfe
two Rory high, with three rooms and paliage be-
low, and three above fairs, three rooms in the
cellar, with FIRE place in every room, and feveral
out-houfes, conGtiing of Kitchen, Smoke -huuie
Stable, &c. all of which pealantly tuated on the
river bank, and command an extenive view of the
river above and below. a few articles of houlehod
furniture will be fold together with thole lofts and
houie., &c.
IPW be folSon tie fare day, on tie prentice,
A TRACT OF LAND, the property of faid
M'Ca f;tuate in the county aforefaid, on Hotkins's
creek, adjoining the fad town of Tappahannock con-
tanning by elimination, five hundred and two acres
be the fame more or eis, together with the water
grit null adjoining, which prelent out of repair
but may be rendered very valuable at a fnallexpence
being one OF the mott valuable and convenient mill
feats in all thar part of TIE country having large &
convenient mill houfe fory high, built OF Zone
brick and wood, calculated for nanufa uring Oil an
.extenive plan, iItiate on never failing nrea a,
within one mie of tide water belonging to this mill
are two very convenient houles for the accommoda-
ton OF muller, cooper, &c. This tract of land is ge-
morally OF good quality, lies well and well tmbered
H>iRhtt1"y BE- (5HouD 2stb day Of tie fame .vaaf5
lJnnel at John AfHie's 1aVs,a, in tie Jaid eoun.y
Of Els,
TRACT OF LAND, the property of f,d
M'Ca ftlilte faid MlIers Tavern, adjoining
thelands OF Thomas Allen ard Joieph Man, contain
ing by eitimation, hundred and feven acres, be
the fame more els, being the land the iaid Call
PuTchaied of Richard Jeiries. This is good farming
land, lies well and iswell tinbered-Twelve months
credit VIII be given, upon the purchafer purcha-
iers giving bond, aud IN every cafe Deed of Truft
on the property will be required to fecure the pur-
shafe money, by
GEORGE POTTIE, and
CHARLES THOMPSON,
H'torHiff in 18 for tie creditors Of dye6. mr. CALL
Louis, April s. (tdl)p
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TO BE RENTED.

F9'1E larse THREE STORY HOUSE on the
a hi-.r-s.reet eat OF the Market, formerly ecu
1ed b. Cohso and 'liacs, and iatey by Capt. John
'arts; Z. is good faad Tor bulineis and iuitabe
), accommodation o. large family.
>, the HOUSE 0ornerly known by the fgu
q In ORD N haad) the corner OF the frset lea
ai5r char,h hill to both Of ;hefe teremerts gar.
oe1s re t;sch,i. The ierms will be moderate and
made kroe7 GU application to Janiss Whi;elaw, fer.
le..t 81 he Cry, o. 70
JACOB l. COHEN.
%,'u law tf
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

y AN away from the fubfcriber, a Negro LAD
N about p years Of age, about feet ten inches
high, with very thick lips, and very black; had on
checked Virginia cloth Mort coat AID waihcoat, his
Pant7loons Of plain purple, the fame manufacture.
Any perfon who will deliver the lad lad to me in
PcwAatan, mall receive the above reward.
IStIAM RANDOLPH
- His name is AwPEY Inc is aseuaomed to hor-
ad rervng in the houfe.
pm q. If
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HE Jlbtcriber ba1'iRg rrlingmAed all idea of
4 ren'o1ing otbs i2efsru Couat,y, deems ii
nece0a,y 10 inform bis friends, that be intends
pradjfng intbs courts Of Ricbmond county, EGce,
King and Queen, and in the diRrif Of King and
Queen, nd iafbe Cbsnee,y Court Of militant.
6nrg.
JOHN HORE ace UPSHAW.
HbyW %. If
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TO RENT.

-FOUR ROOMS, in the houfe wherein now live,
L Cellar, Kitchen, and Stable with three nalls
and place for carriages ALTO place put coal and
wood-The ftuaton is healthy and peaiant, near the
MaiA Greet and Capitol; FINAL family will be pre-
ferred-,mmedia:e poiIeIion may be Dad.
~. f. AST.
May l. oaw3w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-05-16
In HanoVer CsHnty Court, 3uiy sotb, 1905.
IN CHANCERY.
8ro7o"' RiUes u Company, PhG.

a!aiaf
Riebard Riebar9Sn, q Dudley Rie5adl6n, Dehs
HIS day Game the plaintiffs by their council and
q the defendant, Richard Rchardfon, not having
entered his appearance, and given lecurity according
TO the ACT of Aaembly, and the rules of this court.
and it appearing TO the fatsfaion of he COURT that
he IS not an inhabtant OF this country, On the mo-
tloo of the plaintiffs it is decreed, and ordered that
the defendant, Richard Richardfon, do appear here
on The iirt day Of the term, and anfser the bill
OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order be
forthwith pntlHhed in Tome public Newspaper, pup
Ht ii the city of Richmond for two month"; Guc-
eeivey, and that another copy be ported at me front
door OF the Court Hodfe ofthls county.
a Copy, TeGe,
THOS. POLLARD, D. C. H. c.
April 10. G2m1
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THE SUBSCRIBER, oFFERsFoR SALE,

ALsO-A GnaNJ 4PRiy If LEslisa! Back, for Iale.
February 4. ST
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

ther. Mr.. Sullivan engaged for
him. Mr.. Reed having largo
and exPenfive family, and una
bleto advance money, gave hir.
deed of 400 acres Of aid LAM.
and Mr.. Sullivan in confdera-
ton thereof, gave him a writt7A
obligation TO Profecute his rig',
to the 1909 acres, at his on ,
eXPence, and 10 releafe 100 a-
creS in cafe the claim fhould ~:
iettled without law fuit. Son.
time after, Gr. Sullivan toid
Mr.. Reed, that as Mr.. Phillips
OF Bottom was the Defendant,
ne wonld not bring the a6tion.
Mr.. Reed then employed Mr..
Dexter, and Mr.. SuiGsaa defend
ed Mr.. 1DiHJ5 =! Mr.. Reed
has ilnce called upon Mr.. Sulli-
van, times without number, for
his deed, but has never been a.
bic t0 obtain it, and is now en-
deavourIng t. get iatisfa6tioR
Tor the injuries he has fufained.
Mn Reed, though democrat,
has the character of a quiet,
honeit man. We rely for proof
Of this on Mr.. Reed, f1om whole
mouth we had the ltatement."
IF theft ftatement8 may be all
true, and yet not afea the char
a6ter Of Mr.. Sullivan, then let
not Aemocratick papers be filled,
with in7e6iveS agaiult them as
" Infamous calumnis5." Tha: ac+
culation which is an igamouf ca!-
nmny II talie, mul be allowed 70
delerye attention if true. There
is now time, before election,
and It certainly dehoves every
good citizen to make inquiry
how far, or in what inltance
Mr. Sullivan has been Aandered,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

For once, 70. qOsre Jn22ortsd
.6y The 01ics of dsmmTats. rhey
urged profecution. She reply
made before election was, that il
would lock like an unbecoming
folicitude for the office in Mr..
Sullivan, TO commence a fuit
while he was candidate. In
Fannueil Hall, on election day,
we heard the supporters Of Mr..
Sullivan repeatedly declare that
the editor Of the Repertory
would be profccuted after the
election. From every quarter Of
the State, we have heard Of de-
mocrats fwearing they would ne
yer vote for him again, if he did
not clear up his character by ls-
gal procelS.
After election, we reminded
Mr.. Sullivan, Of the expectations
and Promires Of his party-all
70 10 purpole. He confded
rather in tAe forgetfulnefs Of the
public, to heal his reputation,
than the dangerous experiment
Of judicial fcrutiny. To defeat
an expectation 70 worthy an az
Pirin3 mind, we again prefent
the citizens Of this Common
wealth, with column from the
Repertory Of March 2o, 1885.
How far conduit Of the kind
here dcliN2ated ought TO disquaI-
ity a man for the Chief Magis-
try Of Madachu(crtS, is not for
us to determine. We have only
to obierye, that the author Of
the following iketch, has for
nearly year fub.uitted them
to Mr.. Sullivan, with a chsl-
leng9 p legal ;n,eGi2ation.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
Fron, The (Bgf0n) R48ert5ry

THE addre{s Of the demo.
Gratis to the People Of MaGlc lu-
letts, after nominating the Hon.
AMEs SULLIVAN, as Governor,
and the Hon. WILLIAM HEATH
as Lieut.. Governor, contains
the following remark :" You
have witne6ed, and doubtleis
with due Indignation, during
the Ialt year, the vari9u5 cai4m-
nies and milerable fubterfuges
employed TO ihake the public
confidence in the former gentle
man"
We have frequently faid, and
we fay again, if Mr.. Sullivan
has been illuminated, being a
candidate for office in a Pepub-
lican government, where people
are deeply intcrefed 70 be cir
cumGpect in the selection Of men
for the hi8het offices, he was in
duty bound to himGelf and to the
public to check and punith the
calumny which aGailed him.
There is judicial test, pro-
vided by the wifdom of Lee
giAators for this very purpofe,
which would remove every fuC-
Picion Of this gentleman's hon
city and corre& habits, if he is a.
bufed, ,las his friends affect to be-
iieve and which would bring On
his accuGer that public indigna-
ton and perfonal ditrcfS, which
ought, and mott particularly in a
government like ours, to fall on
the unjut viliher of public men.
Why has not that telt been en-
ployed? Mr.. Sullivan will find
it difficult to give a fat;&aaory
anGwer.
The charge Of e employing
mifcfa.l: fubterfuges" in the
Addyef5 is unfoun6ed, as we
lhail foon Gcnontrate. The
objections made to Mr.. Sui
Iivan, lalt year, were couched
in terms as plain and direct as
our language afforded. The
Editor Of this paper never with
ed 10 take any advantage by IN
fnQaf;on5. He chofe TO give
Mr.. Sullivan. every opportunity
to avail himGelf Of law, if he did
not plead guilty, before the bar
of the public ; and urged the
abGolute necefIity, for the well
being Of lociety, that fuch bold
attacks froIo the Prefs, if faIla,
| lhould fUbie8 the author to ths
| lafh Ct odsnied ;u2iIe,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
KFoa the Philadelphia Gazetta-Eeb. 70.
SERIOUS QUESTIONS
T. TIE Han GAINS MAD1soM,
Secr,tayy 81 itete.


NID 3dir4rd. 23 wv CT sGfa-tcr.
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1-- ac ay .c1E iag=rr- Ts 7..ss.
79u
l.5 t. ao> reesea, - 1'er s
2E -ls- -
Ca.s---s5
Dld l-e7e nm ----.'t.
fuccets by th ~:
letters, either rea W .-5-,-s ,--
Polrd ta be written ID h.n f-.
friends IN that country 7
Did he hew you plan Of tae
Government he meant to eGabIiih ii
thoEt provinces 2
Did the PreGdent Feru(c the laid
plan Of Government, keep the mau-
ulcr;pt p hours in his poheiGon,
and return It afterwards to Miranda,
approving il in general terms?
Did yeu obEerve to MIRANDA that
congrefs did not appear difpolod to
60 to war with Spain ?
Did Miranda reply, that if Govern
meat was not 70 difPofed, he could
carry the plan into execution him
feIf, if they did net interfere about
his preparations ?
Did you anfwer him, af,er
long Daylc, that GovernmeBt would
but tE.ir tysJ, provided he wos.d a6E
with the necef3ry caution fo as not
to commit thsm (?
Did Miranda return Immediately
% New York TO make his prcpara-
lions, and at in contesuence
Is it polibIe, is it credible that Il
Miranda had not met l-on you vi,
a kind Of indirect encsurs gement h3
would Immediately on his r-tur.
from Walhingson, have proceeded
to an exPsnce, that litta vigilauc.
alone would have rendered ulclefs'
Is iIct-dible, thai, without thatlns
diref tuPport,two officers Of theFed-
eral government. AZ The port Of News.
YORK, colId have engaged in luch i
nsfarious Proc.edingi
Is i creai5ie, thar one Of thsn
would have permitted his sldef fon
20 attend Generll Miranda in th.s
d-Pt=dI:-ry ~: lion, ia the cap4-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

1f. In the month Of April
1896, at Worcclter, Mr.. Sulli-
van declared in the mott foIemn
manner, ia prcfence Of the Jud-
ges Of the Supreme Court and
other gentlemen, that he
NEVER apbrOUed Of the demo-
cratic focieties which had efab-
lilhed therfelves in different
parts Of the United States that
he thought them unncced1ry,
becaute, in his opinion, the lib
erty of the people were fate in
the hands Oftheir reprerentati1es,
and that had 70 written to Dr..
Jarvis. This we can prove by
the Judges who were present.
Counterpart. Notwithlfand-
ing this folemN declaration, Mr..
Sullivan was a member Of the
democratic fociety II Bolton,
which fubffed from the year
''93 to '95. Our proof is Nr.
Cooper's certificate in the Ch3o,
nicle.
I'd. When 2fr. Sullivan was
Attorney General, he was, in
part, owner of lands, purchafed
of the Commonwealth, and con
tinued his property therein, e.
cretly, while queltion re-
fpeaing the amount to be paid
for thoGe lands was pending. In
this cafe he wasintereited agaiHR
the Commonwealth, tho acting
as Attorney General for the
Commonwealth. For proof Of
| this fact we refer to the hiitory
ofthe whole affair with Gorham
and Phelps as given in the
Chronicle Of the Il Infant.
! Sd Mr., Oliver Phelps has
said, t.las he gave Mr. Sullivan
a note fcz three thouland dollars
ffo7 facilities rendered lin II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
For Sale,

\ Valuable Lot OF LAM, IN the cen
ter Of the town, meaiuring hfty-z.ne teel
on Free-Itreyt, and one hundred aud twenty
Two feet o. tie l,or, 2reyt leading MO Nam
E..ct.
die.
x Lot CT Land ou Eln-hrcet, tx
ny q =: b, on Luadse6 feet, with 2 new con
,veAi-as Two Ro5y Dwelling ttouis thereon
,Fyr tens Apply t1 taalu5.cr'5rr,
liaac 4s7ktr.
-'.-t[ Ey,Ir.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
CohhonwaaIth Of Madachuletts.
h tJs Hegif Of Representatives., F.6-
rH1y J, 1905.
EJenczcr Libby, and
Ixty others.

ON the petition Of Ebcnezer Lib
BY and others, of the towns OF Scarborough
aad Cape Elizabeth, in the county Of Gambler
land, prayiNg that they may be incorporated
Tor the purpole Of erecting 2 bridge from
MalamS neck, 70 called ia Cape Elizabeth, O.
yer fore river to Portland, in laid county of
Cumberland, and praying that 70 much Of the
ects Ot incorporation Of the Name Turnpike
ahoclatlon NAV be repealed as refpeS4s that
part Of the route from the line of Newhamp-
ilire 70 Portland, aforelad, whick is between
the banks of fore river At Malam's neck, a.
foreiaid and faid Portland,
ORDERED, That the petitioners caufe an
atteSed copy Of their Ptti,ion, with this ord
sr thereon, to be pubhlhed in the Portis79
Shzsi. and the E.j2.rz Argu', p:inted il Port
land, three weeks lucceliyely, tho Ialt publ
cation to be thirty days, at lellt, before the
hrt iefhen of the next General CoRrt, that all
pertoni intcreGsd nav then appear and 1aew
eNuie,if any they have, why the PRAYER ef
laid pstitiOn houid not be granted. And
why the proprie;ors of llid Bridge ihall not
be authorized to receive arcalonabie toH when
'As .amc ihali Be complicated 10 remuneratc
them for the exPeaec lE1Vvgea ~ ori.tlng
j4C iare
E"i 5 fsy :sr.vret.,
TIMOTHY BIGELOW, Sfeaiar-
IN Senate, February ~, 1905.
Rad Ial roatay,sJ,
II. G. OTIS, Pr5iL7f.
= 1ras copy attlt,
WENDELL DAVIS, CisnE u Srrz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

- - A'lafNC1 CIV p
A. Mr.. Sullivan did at Cam
bridge, when Attorney General,
alter an indictment found by the
Grand Jury againt Roger
Wheeler, for perjury, and when
detected, fecretcd the bill, fnce
which it has not appeared. Mr..
Sullivan, has affected to deny
some OF the charges brought a.
gainit him-this he has pafed
in Glence.
S. About the year 1880,
Mr.. Sullivan was returning from
lome part Of the Diltrict of
Maine, through Wells, on Sun
day. His horlc proved lame,
and unablc TO proceed. He
called on Deacon Clark, of
thar town ; after much folicita-
tion,obtMned OF him q very good
horfe, and intimated that he
would do whatever the deacon
ihould think was right. Dea-
con Clark from a confcientious
regard to the day, made no
further bargain. Soon after,
Deacon Clark finding that Mr..
Sullivan'S horfe was worth little
or nothing, wrote 10 him 70 re-
tnrn his horfe or the value, both
Of which MIR. S. refufed. Al
ter feyerai letters were exchang-
ed and an interview had taken
place, he gave Deacon Clark
four pounds which with three
pounds, for which the Deacon
lold Mr.. Sullivan's horse, was
the only confederation he would
allow him for bis horfe, worth
50 dollars, andkeePing the lame
horie fix months. This infor-
nation we have now before Us,
in letter from q friend, who
waited on Deacon Clark, Cor cor
re6t particulars. Deacon Clark
now lives at Newbury, and is a
Wan Of uninPeachable Probity
and vCracity.
6. In the cafe Of Aaron Dsx-
ter, verlus Henry FarweII, ir
the Supreme Court AZ Bottom,
Mr.. Sullivan received a fee Of
eight OF ten dollars Of the dufen-
dant and argued the cauCe in IA
vor Of the plaintiff Mr.. SulIi-
van confeSses that he engaged
for rtheplaintia, andintimates thar
he might, fJr.Hgb tor8etfulnef,
IN fome cafes, have received fees
on both fideS. Had Mr.. Sulli-
van denied the charge, we
ihould have produced poftive
certificate, to prove our aae7tion.
2. Inthe conversation which
recently took place in Court
Strecr, Bottom, between Mr.. Sui
livan and JoGePh Blake, eGq. Mr..
Sullivan folemns declared that
he never had an execution a.
gainIt the Gorham family, anI
that he never received a dollar Of
Mr.. p. c. Brooks in his life.
MIR. Sullivan has fnce confeFed
that he had the execution, that
P. C. Brooks paid him upwards
of 5000 dollars. The execution
was iHued & money paid in De
cember : >9Q. Gould MIR. Suill-
van in 10 fhort a time, or in any
time, have forgotten fuch fun,
and all the circumstances attend
ing the ditreGas he brought up
on the widow and family Cf Mr..
Gorham We ihould prove
this charge, if denied, by oath
Of M. Blake.
8. In the year 1888, Mr.. JO-
feph Stacy Reed Of Cambridge,
fhowed Mr.. Sullivan a deed Of a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17
FEDERAL NOMINATIONS.

- Il S1-a
To The CITIZENS or MINE,
"FREEMEN f! ATTEND
BE worth, Ike theirs, aPProva :
And fllew byaais'dessl how ltrong your uov'd
With mighty voicethi. lolema truth prolong,
The Friends Of VlRruE ara the Friend. Of
STRONG"
Tor Governor,
HIS ExcELLENcY
CALEB STRONG, EsQUIRr.
LIcltcnant Governor,
Hrs Honor
EDWAROH. ROBBINS, xso
CLHu5eriand Senators.
Hon. WOODBURY. SroRER, and
Hon. JOHN CrSHINc, Esq q'rs.
iork Senator's.
Hon. ANDREW p. FERNALD,
Hon. JosEPH LELAND, Esq'r.
7 ;anoL, Zy,.,oooE 1,T k...-.aIo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-17

OF the EonourabIe James SuIh-
van to the Chief Magiifracy
Of the Commonwealth Of
MaAachuGettS.
G Nun negarc Qudc5' 2gtstaccs I!
COnWncR:2 81 nega5 %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-01
the province, which has a,,,,,.

tae province, which has a,,.,,
Cessna, from the i: L, a'' ,ss n, beg,
rent. ! have received inforua'a;a,a,' ninth sur,
majss'y's aid camp, ia rim ] ae byAis
] gagemsni, anil Of your retrs,, o. Your ca.
Toae. 70 consequence Of nv , upaa Cot
beng wasted, and two huad,aa 'aaltop
'roops killed or wounded, ians ANU OF ay
unpleasant accounts Of your situ, 10 III:
determined 70 proceed 10 Casss'0o |
Wishing 10 avoid hgh,iag at C.s,a a' aad
70 aud 'Norssno, whoa kaeg to n h. w
state q lasur:s ;tioo, as to cover ,o o. IN
treat upon tia: polas, in case WOW ''uf re-
have continusd your moysnsp, IN = sa'u't
srecsion. When | arrived befor. c @s dl'
Hound the people in RESURRECTION ''saao,
had to open apassage .hsoush ,brn 'Ea
take the town by main forc., il ID - and
which lost many men, and exhao.,s SI's
the cartridges still had rsslsiaiup w.. 4''
the place was 'Skng had to sustain :. NJ:
task sword in hand, from noon "a - d.
fo'clook, ?. N. We at last succeeds ~ 'oF
ou; fire arms, II repulsing the VS., n'I
shudes OF daring peasants. took ,dv,a
tase Of the obscprisy Of the eight! to rem :"
10 this qsarter the only place wber. :
can hope 80 procure sucoors in men -
ammunlaon and TO aYoid tAe n.,ss,,. s-- -
my troops, who are wi.hou. In. mean. " "
defending themselves.
On arriving at Poiicero, found an a.
Ger OF The staff, who was charged with y.
arnezed dispatches for you, by which !
leafn that some re.inforcemeats are 10 !,
sen: 10 Us. The messenger 10, bein, NJ,
to contiaue his route to you, hags sea,
him back 70 Naples, and Forwarded the d.
paiehesio you by the only commuaicaaoo
which remsias open to Us, which j, d.
sea.
exPees that when his naj.s'y learns
car real situation, he will take measures n
relievr as from The embarrassing citcua.
.'snces in which We arc placed.
The relation Of ii! TIA, has occurred 70
'ne being 100 voleaiaeus to be :oagrysa
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a7s9 (oz.ma1aatr in LHIef9f tie ro2bS .
HIS 3RITANNlG MAJESTY, Maded il
Calabria.
g have bcea informed, hat since tot
battle ofthe 4.h last. sha5 son7 Of III per,
seas attacked ,s tho FrsncA cause, aod
supported by some dssaeh,ssuts Of ac''
.ioops, have bees guilty o. the most a:roc!'
Gus rocr,aires, in Plendsrrrg the YilsGy',
s,'d saiaa.:ng the Inhabitants, und:r lac
pretexs OF puuishins them fur their demoN'
STATIONS Of asiashnsn! 10 ,heiT leg'1imas
Sovereign.
81 hsvs also Icarasd, that The enemN
under ,he same pre'cyt, hzs subjected the
district Of C9trone, 20 military cnas.i's'
uent and hat al the TrcDch heal.qaN
tiers, he sane intention has been deeisfsd
with respect 20 she whole Of the couaIry'
zach Ii y may have occupied 10 t's'
a.ghi.
{" Wherever the British army b'' d.
vaaced, submission has always been re.
coapenced by protection. ] have toFO'''
Gen any azimadversioas 20 be cast uPoD
past oqjoious. Ihave prohibited all PrI'a"
auiu, ,sies, and 20 epeouraS: 'he Pea'an''
20 behave with humanity TOWARDS :"
French soldiers (who since their late d:
tea; have been dispersed in'o the Uooo,
and alooa,ains) offered slbera! Ee"'o
for every prisoner who should be sroaSa.
ushurt 10 the British camp, and by 'n'''
nesns have preserved the lives OF man
hundred nes.
"In return for this, plund.r and d''ar
tation have marked the retreat OF inc '".,
my and i, was crime in the peasaas'
have witnessed the discontinue ana o''"'
aor Of his arms. :,
"Oa his subjsct it therefore bsc0m ~,
necessary for to appeal 10 the .recolie' CIV.
Of the Frcach commanders, aad to ''a s1
no, only thar many of their declared ~, In
kaowp partlzaas are in M power, DIV W. ~
the signal success of the army uno'' hor u
command, has placed in my hands sGY
three Mousa,ad prisoners. If, t0er;"t a.
such vioIences are not put al ena 10 ' ;.
lure, shall not oaIy deem myself '''" ~. r..
but eveo compelled by my doty TO n IA. ,a
course to the severe but iodisPen'i'''
of Reprisals. ,,.pr,
(SIgued) 81. SUE
| Head quarters at Bagnar',
| July IS, 1906"
The Tower and Park guns "e''
! yesterday for the victory in Ca'a0''"