Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-07-09

.. Tho memory of Patrick Henry the rea,
republican yielding his owa tenets 10 the natl
on. will 7.cleers.
y. The memory of those revolutionary heroes,
who have fallen in defence of their coun,ry's
rights we will live uncontrolled by foreign pow /.
er or share their fate-IS cheers.
10. The far sex. . lovely women! your
happiness our objed. your smiles our best rews.d
-2I cheers. -
II: Monroe and Pinckney, may their pa,rio.
tic efforts. obrain for us an honorable Adjustment
of our differences. with Grea, Bri,ain-2 cheers.
= L.. The flag of The United States, may the
power which would invade its neutrality, tren,ble
before IT'S omnipos. nee = 6-cheeif.
Is. The Governor Z. Virginia, arniabIe in pri
va,e, usefu IN public life 6 cheers.
Ia. The militia of the Uni.ed States. the natu
raj and safe defence of flee pesblc-6 cheers
10 Agriculture and commerce !; il is the policy
Oh each TO nurture & proved the Others cheers.
10 The arts and SCIENCES; may they be effeetu
any cultivated, and e,ernally tourists cheers.
n. iAe United STATES; may the grand cement
in this political fabric be composed of harmony
happiness and nnabused power--I7 cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
by the Chef Jus'ice-rhe volunteer corps of
virginia MAY they perpemaie that flame on
which depepss the nations safesy--7 cheers.
ny Colo. Ma9o-The Manchester aud Rich.
mona cavs'ry; may their brows he encompass'd
with the laurcls to which they are united.
+. BY Capt. Sheppard-rhe memory of Gen. But
lcr-S cheers.
By Colo. Goode-Na,ional tlign;tv. NAV !, he
repeeled abroad, and preserved in our councils-
s cheers.
The Chief justice having retired.
by Capt. Heth-John NJ ,rshall the soldier,
the statesman, the profound and incorruptible
Judge. y cheers.
by Lieut.. Scott The orator of the day his
eioquence is only egualied by his modes,y.-3
Cheers.
by David Ross. Esq. My the AMERICAN
oFeAst yie'o an hospnabs shade; the laws safe
and generous protection 10 the yirtuous and no.
nest lovers of true liberty, of every nation and
Cline who seek TO repose under such mild assy
lun.
The Troop of Horse were not ignorant of
the usual custom of taasiing their fair country
wemen last. Ru! they deem il ola more enible
matte compliment TO place them in the centre,
II is there they should stand. cncompassed by ho-
nor, and gua,ded BY the arms of surrounding
soldiery.
The celebrated Irish orator, J. p. Cur.
ran, Is 10 be appointed a.judse of the
copmcn pleas in Ireland ia the room of
judge johnson.
The Morning Chronicle Of Londcu,
states tha, number OF English regiments
of infuntry are under orders of embarka.
ton for the Mediterranean a circum.
stance that marks The direction Of war,
and corroborates some of our former spe.
CITATIONS.
There can be little doubt that Poaa.
hdrte means 10 embrace the grand des,rns
oil ChGrIemaSne and Henry w. Of Frunce /;
to ex.end the rule of The Franks To the
same bounds as he forIner--and TO com.
Prehend all Europe as u federation, under
one chief.
IL would be amusing, and if we had lei.
sure We should attempt It, 10 sketch from
the history of the present chief of France,
the trait, OF foEey and gar in which he
has made the heroes of ancient and mo
dern times his models lin his intercourse
with his soldiers, he initiates Cesar and
Marius--in his tactics he combines the
Knowledge OF human nature ST. fertility of
expedent OF Frederick It.with the caution
OF Cesar and the stra,agem Of Hannibal
The disposition Of he French at Auster
litz we're only an Improvement upon Han.
mbal's dispositions al Cann~& Of the great
Condo at Rocroy 1.-The inland navigation
system, is shat of Chsrlemagoe and The
comparison might be enlarged to vol
Iume.-.4nr ora.
We yesterday received the following
curious articles from Philadelphia. Our
correspondent is of opinion tia, il is The
production of some person in the United
States, but cannot positively say that the
Atfic marquis is The Gufhor. 5fer. .ffu.
TRANSLATION OF BULLETIN cIscULA-
TED III cARRAccAs.
40 American newspaper of The month
OF March last, gives an account of the in
tended expedition Projected and dire Ged
by the self supposed general Miranda,
and II All inns that although, Of late, few
miracles have taken place, yet the sue.
cess of this madman IN the attainment of
his ends would certainly be considered as
one. The public wait with anxious inn
patience the!resuIt Of this very mysterious
expedition, and in order to CRAFTY It's GU
riosiIy we shall develope
THE MIRACLE.
On the 27,h April, he self supposed pe-
neral Miranda, without any other protect
on than an indirect one from a govern.
ment calling Itself the friend of Spain,
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