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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17
EMBARGO EFFECTs-1x MAINE.


Extract Of letter from gentleman in Bucks
town, Hancock county, Maine, to his friend
ii Portland, dated April 70, 1908.
g The situation OF OH part OF t6e country
is truly alarming -fho peoplcsb being dcpri-
we'd Of tie profits oftheIs laborin consequence
Of the embargo, our traders dare not trust
them neither canthey possibly pay tortllosa
things which they must have, or they and
their families suffer. At Franliort the ira
ders dono. think it safe to have stores ofcoln
and -four on hand. They cannot credit them,
aild the back settlers say they will have them
at any rate, itthey use force. Clyil'prosecu-
tons are s>oppe3 IN many places. Last frl-
Cay sheriff was assaulted back OF frankfort,
his papers demanded with a coched g,m pre-
santea to his breast, threatening him with in
slant death if he refused; he complied-they
searched his pockel-book, took what they
chose, and released notwithstanding him
with death if he ever came that way with
precepts again. Tncy took or wits IN
his possessior. They say that two OF the
LAWYERS Offices in Frankfort inustbe destroy.
ed tiitiz tbs will not be done though we
have some reason 10 fear il Ebout miles
from Frankfort, there were seen 400 collect
ed in one body, all in Indian dresses, ready
for any enterprise that r'sat appear Tor their
advantage, 1 he surveyors q land dare not
attcmps any business for fear OF being shot
When or how this will end, none can tell but
h.n. who rules the destinies otnalons, and OF
dcrs all things according to his pleasuTe--on
his, arm are We dependent for deiiyerance
After the most careful pcrusal OF our latcss
London papers, VIC have rot Discovered any
| satisfactory information concerning the I'M
p,rtant Operations which have been coatem-
plated as about to decide tao fate OF Lu-
rope.
Some Vessels have arrived in Englsnl,
which have had an opportunity OF knowing
something about the Rocasloct squadron,
whose mysterious movements have excited
50 much curiosity. They give difterea! &C
counts osse places them near Madeira, and
.oloner the coast, Of Africa, others that they
have PASSED through the Straits OF Gibraltar,
and some that they have formed Junction
Win six or seven vessels at Toulon.
The Englsa Go not appear TO be more de-
s;ro.s Of defending their ally the king OF Ma
Mics. fran thev have been cautious in exposing
tbcir troops in the support of the king OF SWe-
aen. Instesa of concentrating the forces III
!, s;ei,v which they brought from Egypt to
Nalta. they are threatening Corson, and are
e,,.,a,ror;no to establish themselves In the
;st9n1s Of Zante and Caliphornia. These
rassess;o,,s would lie important in CONNER
ci.l view, and present an sSesfca' eilsii'isi io1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

J, os..ly lhe whole Of tie people
|sls, sa Md or enforced in;o the service
,iFsaass' April s.
-, accounts have bseo received
NS'...oor.sd victory 10 she Msdslerfa-
dlhs 'spss. =. rumors thar have been eiF-
90; az :. he subject are sinking into dis
s'f0 : pa auy real accounts bsen re
gsS'' 4. names Of tie parties. the mode
rlFso - .,,a;ca. ion, every Circumstance
d .9 {, ssse ,racspired before this time ;:
s'0' - na,sibil.,y could they have been
b y AZ. bot. on ,hs contrary, every
'''s sts ,u,ho,iiy thar has yet been quo.
'S : ,anlshej, when attempted TO be
w. ..;osd. AS we haze repeatedly 90
yss. ga fror. The known sisasiien al affairs
So 81, aiisrraoean. il is more than pro
- = .s,, 90 action bias taken place ia that
~ bsfsse ,ts,s time. On this proba.'
g. g. re doab, cor, the sonor has been
'ss,5e',,sd, for il rests Gu % authority
s''' Lstar
pic. If stocks. his CAV a, o'sl,ck
,',ols, 64f-5 per ceo'. s655
GLASGOW, zt,4z 4.
5. Non-se and Lieutenant Lewis j the
80. :. IRON. America, are arrived at Lori
!. This Information, is broitgiit to-day by
= .,sr from Guernsey, dated 29th March,
~. Ne words: S The american govern
:a,s sent Two persons to treat With France
j lSGreat Britain. The Phoenix ps'igatscl,
|Ibi, place, spoket TO them sains into Lori
Il. md brought Philadelphia papers of the
',.,s u,irno, al which mention the circum-
|facs"
/ i IS also SAID, ia other letters from
|Ga,gasss, that, by American papers feseised
Nm, they have been informed, that tie
|sncs Regent Of Portugal had arrived al the
|lasis.
IDrns extract OF letter, received n Glas-t
prthis morning
.LoxDas .4hrI, /, 1908.
"a letter is said 10 have been received by
merchant III this place, from his brother.
aoe.cer under sir r. Strachan, and, if Sc
aae, confirms TIC following Facts.
That Sir +. Strachan, with eight sail,
asSscltls Roehcfo2t and Carhegena squa-
Sis, consisting Of Il Sail Of the line, IN
Pines Bay, Majorca that he TOOK OF de-
3goyed nine sill, at the expen<e Of his own
! vo captains, aid 1900 killedaad wound
One Of our ships blew up, and one was
lqiby the batteries.
.laritS.
Nointellisenee of any kind has oeea re
Paved front lie Mediterranean since the
aaication Of cur last paper and SO far from
Ans tin our pow er to confirm the reports
Nhcn gaze, we are Sorry to state, that cen
Ssra6le doubts ans, even disbelief, has been
scTn on all the accounts, which we then
qsid4rea as conclusive, OF an engagement
iNctery At Malorca. Under tee London
lad We have laid before cur readers the O
Alans and reasonings Of the leading news
fPcrs there; after a careful examination q
IeabjecS. we can fad no evidence otany
In having taken place, further than what
Maced on the Information of the sailors
na Flushing although, from the known
Si-utn Of the fleets, we are sanguine in our
oss Of speedily communicating iatesE-
ME- iran oiielaI authority, Ct some britt
SScAieyenent.
I,gJ'EST' FRO .l?z SP.ET.a.
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St. Andrew's Society.

a stated quarterly meeting of The ST. Az
DREw's~Soclety, will be he'd at JOHN MAC
LEoD's, this evening, at Z, P. M.
BY order 9'the PRESIDENT,
DONALD MACLEOD, Secy.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17
dat
;r Porter Cellar !

THE subscriber Respectfully informs TIE
citizens Of Alexandria, and the Psal-c IN Sc
neral, that he has opened Porter Celtar, a
few rods south of TIE vendue store, formerly
occupied by Margaret Myers, where he VIII
always keep on hand Philadelphia Porter and
Ale of the first quality. Those who please
to favor him with their custom, may depent
CHI the strictess punctuality and every tayey
acknowledged.
Jonathan Field.
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segaNosia EaSsp a0osrilssr.
TUESDAY, May II.
SSoxDrm,

j SNoToE2
On Saturday last In the presence OF
Nsase, Lewis, esquire, / saeared nine Eve
-. ~ the Arlington lcns wooled race, SIS
~ Badger, and rs Che result is not yery
4os' presume you viii give It currency
VA The medium Of your paper.
G;>oSS 7at. I.eDcth W0oL. Produce do.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

ofwool for every Alb Z OF gross weight !;
and that the old country kind yield only a
pound Of wool for 3olb of gross weight. 1t
will be remembered that Badger produced a
pound Of wool for lob l2oz of gross weight,
a result which if my iaformation5be correct,
is notsexcecded in any part of the world.
Your friend,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

Y NIIN
n TWO STORY BRIGg HOUSE, or
q Prince Street next to Mr.. Able rJanney,s
1t is a present in the occupation OF the rev.
Mr.. Gibson. Possession may be had on ne
a6th day Of May, on application to the SUBJ
James Campbell,
,r;r 81 law3wS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17
WIN. II. FOOTE.
May 10. 1905.

Late accounts from Smyrna state, that the
English squadron had entered the, Archipe-
8lsgo, and vigorously blockaded all its ports.
They had taken and burnt twoT urkish ships
Of the line audit was apprehended they were
returning to the Dardanelles.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

Tae TWO statutes IN the new French I'm.
ps,isl Decrce, concerning he new titles %
b. cousesrcd ca the civil. and military ofi-
c.-vs, were resolved upon on the first Of
March, and CO he 1ish following the
prince, arch ,hsocellor Of the empire, lals
ssseu. beso,s~,h The legislative b9dy, who Ia.
s,an,ly yo;sa 30 address to the empsroT,
expressive oil their thanks. The frs. Of
shese s;a;a.es creates ali he naembefs Of the
imperial faeily princes, and shrif seas
3ates of ,he empire alithc ministers, Sc.
na.ors, coaass!iors Of STATE, ADD arch btsh
cps, 70 5s couogs, AID The presldeots OF dc,
partGlents and colleges, hsrcns tie mems
hers Of rhe lyglon OF honor TO be created
koisb.s. Al he aoove titles 10 be heredi-
sary 10 she saa!e line: the second relates to
the appropriations to be macet0 carry The
htst into rIecujlec.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

A Lesser from Trieste, dated Feb Gath,
Says, \ British squadron Of eight ships,has
made It's appearance in these Matters, and cap
lu.ed AMI oarnt NUM- CT OF yesseis--thrce
frigstss which had wintered at Port Be, have
taken refuge under our batteries, they hourly
sexpectel. 10 be attacked by the British.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

Accounts by way ofFrankfort Of March IL,
state hat the Britt sh had actcally -commenc-
cd hostiIities against Austria by the capture
of - of her merchantmen which, they had
sent into Malta.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

Accounts received at Paris on the 18th Of
March from Naiadolid II Spain, state, that
meeting OF the emperor Napoleon, and King
Charles the N. would take place shortly
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-17

The following remarks relative 70 the sltua-
alton Of affairs between this country and G.
Britain, We copy from the Times, received
at this Office, by the ship Enterprise, from
London. -.leg.- 1oyk Gazette. y.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-31

pairing to go to the Bermudas; for the
purpose of being ready to annoy the A.
merlcans, should the existing discussi-
ons between the two countries terminate
unfavourably.
Austria has shut the ports of Triestes
& FiuIne not only against the British,
but the Maltese and Sicilians, and mea-
sures have been taken to secure these
places against attack.
Count Stahvemberg, the Austrian
ambassador, left London on Wednes+
day night, on his way to Paris.
Another expedition is fitting out at
Portsmouth with all possible expedite
on; its destination is supposed to be for
the Baltic in consequence of secret in
formation received by government, of
Russian armament fitting out at Con-
stradt, to proceed to Carlscrona, with a
design Of capturing the Swedish feet.
February 4.
The fleet OF transports, with 5000
troops on board, now at Portsmouth,
under orders for North America, will
be accompanied by FIVE line of battle
ships. The military force will be en-
creased by regiment of light dra-
goons, and three companies of artillery !;
the whole under the command of gene
raj Provost. The officer who COM
mands the naval part has not been
mentioned. 1t is supposed to be desti-
ned for some secret enterprise in the
first instance. Col. Houghton of the
9Th is appointed brigadier general ON
this OCCASION.
February 49,.
Sir George Provost, with 5000 troops,
sailed yesterday for Halifax.
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ann much pleased to hear that David's
grandfather was ga patriot of 1776 and
soldier OF the revolutionary war;" tits
conclusive evidence, that David is
man OF merit and talents, and rebounds
very much to his honour. IF his father
was pick-pocket, it could not deterio-
rate from the merit of a grandson of
a "patriot of 1875 and soldier of the
L evolutionary war;" Arnold and Aaron
Burr were "patriots of 1875 and soldiers
or the revolutionary war;" but their
treason does not detract any thing from
the high character of our candidate and
his grandfather.
L am little sorry for one thing. Some
malicious people insinuate, that this plan
OF bolstering up character with the re-
Putation Of his grandfather, smells lit
tie of aristocracy. They say it is very
common in a certain monarchy, for tri-
fling fellows to lay claim to the honourS
and emoltments of Office, because their
.grandfathers were lords, dukes, or pa
triots."
1t gives me pleasure to learn that Da-
vid Chambers received, Gin early life, a
liberal education" and has since been
placed in an advantageous situation for
acquiring knowledge of the politics of
nations and principles of government.
Had Mr.. M'Kinley stated what tllis ST.
tuation was, we might have judged for
ourselves respecting his opportunities :
but in matters of elections, we have
long been used to take Mr.. M'Kinley's
word for every thing. 1t would be pre-
sumption in us now to cavil about it.
Yet some persons, who pretend to be
s 'nuine republicans, have the aHdacity
to doubt, whether the profession of a
singlng-master is ADVANTAGEOUS stu
alton for acquiring knowl1 dge of poll
tics and government as if 1T were not a
well known fact, that singing-masters
were often able politicians. We all
know that nobody but politicians were
engaged in Burr's expedition; and yet
Aaron stocked the Mississippi territory
with singing-masters, doctors, and dan
Sing-masters.
Several persons in Ohio and Brooke
counties, who have hitherto been deem
ed taith}W republicans, have had the
Presumbf;1n to be dissatisfied with the
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barge was offered in the House of Re-
senta tives of the United States, on the
18th inst. by Mr.. Livermore, of Mas
sachusetts. The House refused to con-
slider the motion, 81 to "a.
The news of the embargo reached
London the Esd of January. 1t was a
measure antici pated, aud caused but
little sensation. The London papers
says it is not of hostile character.
The Imperial Parliament assembled
on the. 21st of January. The Kings
speech was delivered on that day. This
document states that " Tor an unau-
thorized act OF force committed agains
az American ship of war, His Majesty
did not hesitate to Offer Immediate and
spontaneous reparation. But an at
tempt has been made by the American
Government to connect with the questi-
on which has arisen out of this act, pre-
tensions inconsiste mt with the Maritime
Rights of Great Britain such pretensi-
ons His Majesty is determined never to
admit"
An English squadron, of FIVE sail of
the line and one frigate, anchored off
the Capes of Virginia on the 10Th inst.
This squadron sailed from England to
Madeira, from Madeira to the West
Indies, and from thence to the Ameri-
can coast, in pursuit of French squa-
dron from Rochefort. They were to
leave the Capes in AZ hours.
1t is stated that arrangements are con-
templated on the continent of Europe,
for concluding general peace That a
general Congress is to be called, to
which England will be invited to send
a Minister; that if she refuses to send
a Minister, or to accedc to the determi-
nations ofthe Congress, all the continental
resources are to be arrayed against her;
and that an attack will be made upon her,
with 200 sail of the line, 800 frigates,
5000 gun boats, and SOC, 1000 men,.
From London, fan. TO-.
We have just been informed by a ge-
neral officer of high rank, that small
flying force, consisting Of fout regi-
ments, under the command of sir
George Provost (who so calamity dis
tinguished himself at Dominica, )is pre-
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-31
WHEELING INFANTRY.

The Officers and Committee of the
Wheeling Light Infantry Company
have appointed Meeting Of said Com
pany, for the purpose of parade, on Sa-
turday the 9th of April. 1t is expect
ed all the members will appear in uni
form, and that the Company will form
at 2 O'Clock, at the Courthouse.
r. MCCLURE, Sec'y..
March 31st 1908.
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Errata.-In the first column of the
first page of this No. 5th line from the
bottom, for "Glchards" read bzlchardS :;
and in the sixth line of the next column,
for ''stems" read StezvS.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-31
THE OFFICE

OF the Wheeling Repository will be
removed tomorrow, to the house OF
Mr.. Joseph Kerr, next door below Mr..
George Knocks. March 3fst.
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chastisement. Let them therefore be
denounced as apostates and tories, and
consigned to obloquy and reproach. Let
our motto be, implicit obedience to our
feader-Da0id Chambers for the Senate
One and indivisible.
AN ELEcToR.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26
PROCLAMATION.

Ferdinand VII. King of Spain and the ladies'.
and in his name, the Supreme Board Of Go
veramcnt of both Empires.
The defence 1T Our King and Country, and
the happiness Of the Nation, have been. are.
and shall ever be the only.aim of this GU
rreWa'haard for attaining which, it hasu-
SO itsu'mo.t endeavors, and is unycmittiur.
j. e>crnao 'sc'f, without minoing either
frou1'c or danger. In order, therefore, t.
poFie' az once Cor The one and the other. il
enaess. aAG O.acrs 80 follows;
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-26

| American government, was stopt at a small
port town short distance from Madrid, in
consequence of an order from the Supreme
Council at Seville, directing al persons with
dispatches, 10 be stopped and sent to Seville
Mr.. y. was consequently sent to Seville.
were he was lodged IN prison. and all his
papers, baggage, &c. taken from him. This
was done in consequence off finding among
his dispatches, some from the Duke of Berg.
to the French Consul at Philadelphia, under
blank cover to the Secretary of State; in
which were others destined for South Amc-
RIGA. After he was detained i'll prison IS DAYS,
4 passport was granted him from the Conn
Gil to leave Spain, ami to proceed for any
port to embark for America.-With this he
left Seville, and arrived safe at Gibraltar
Directly after his arrival at this place, let
ter was received from Lord Collingwood, or
dcring Mr.. Y. to be detained, or to be taken
out OF any vessel in which he might be found.
This OF der was given ~ the request of the
Council of Seville. Sir II. Dalrymple the
Governor of Gibraltar, did not however, con-
ceivc himself authorised tn enforce the order;
but permitted Mr.. Y. to proceed where he
pleased. Mr.. Y. however, was given to
understand, that he would probably be ia
ken out of any vessel in which he should
take passage for America, by a Spanish
Gun Boat. In consequence of this informa-
ton, Mr.. Y. gave up the idea of going to
America with his dispatches, although he
had previously chartered the Ocean for that
purpose, and immediately took his passage
for England on board a store ship, which
sailed on the same day with The Ocean.
Mere. .9IVertiScr.
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RIO. CREENHOW.
Tep10teT1
August 26.

LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
SATURDAY EVENING, Aucus.r 81,
1t thc F,eenaSon's- Hall, ROPE D lNCINC with
and zuithoat ths Balance Pole, Ia9tbiinq and
teats Of activitr, the Pyramids, Dancing
the Slack Ere, &c. &c &c.
The whole to conclude with Pantomime called
HARLEOuIN'S SKELETON & GHOST.
Ciozpn, Mr. Manfredi,
Columbiac, Miss Catharine,
Old Nan, M. Copene,
Magician, Mr.. John,
Harlequin, The Little American
Doctor, Mr.. Entwine.
To commence half past seven O'Clock precise
ly, and price half dollar per ticket.
Richmond, August 90. 1O
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FAIRFIELD RACES, 1903.
.a,AE EAIRFIELD RACES Nh commence

NE FAIRFIELD RACES will commence
K On the first MONDAY in October, and conti-
nue. for four days
1st bAy-The great SrVEElpSTAK z forthree
years old Colts and Fies, two mile heats-fpur-
teen subscribers at s 200 each, half fort it This
will be interesting race to the parties concerns
ed, AS four Of the gentlemen who are subscribers
TO this stake, put in three hundred dollars each,
over and above the original entry, which gives
to the winner of those four, should all those en-
tered start ana of the four wins the original
stake, his winning will amount to four thousand
dollars the most valuable stake cverrun for in this
country.
Cd DAy-The annual Post SRyEEPSTlKE-
four subscribers, one hundred dollars each This
is also for three years old Colts and Files, two
mile heats, half forfeit
Sd DAY--The .yOCKE1' CLUB PURSE Of
four hundred dollars four mile heats-ti ec for all
ages, If started by member of the club
18th DAY-A SW,E EPSTAKE for Colts and
Filiies three years old, five subscribers, one hun
bred dollars each, half forfeit.
The former Jockey Club expired at our May
meeting last-There appears from the books, that:
there are number ofdclinquent members The,
treasurer has been anXiouSly hoping that their
subscriptions would have been forwarded before
this this must be considered the last NOTICE.
If the amount is not forwarded by the October.
meeting he shall insert the names of the delin-
quens in the public prints and bring suit against
them immediately after the races, for the rcco-
very of the same
The Boothes in the field are to lie rented as
formerly ; the course is in elegant order, ard
from the Number of valuable purses to be run for,
it is expected there will be grand spout
e. SMCCk, Treasurer
and Probreitor 81 the Course.
August %. IoawtR
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At meeting ct the non corDmissioned Oft .e.,
and pa~stes of the Manchester Troop Of Ca
| yalry, at VIM. Langiord's Tavern, pursuant to
public notice, on Saturday the 18th instant. fer
/ the purpose of presenting an ApprEs, to
! HARRY HETH, Capt. in of the Manchester
| Troop ri Cavalry, committee was appointed
| f"" that purpose, which submitted the follow
| mer, viz :.
To Captain Harry A.th Of RE 1fanehestsy 7loop
SIR,
WE, majority OF YOUR Troopers have been
informed of your intention to resign YOUR com
| mand as Captain Of the Manchester Troop of
Cavalry-rhis information produced unpleasant
sensations. Without prescribing to you, Sir,
what course YOU should pursue, we wish to re-
mind you of facts.
1st That you were unanimously elected our
| captain.
2nd. That you have rendered our services to
the Executive
SILLY Tha, the perils of the times, the situa-
ton Of our national affairs, wei! those of the
Troop, require your utmost vigilance and eXer-
tons and we think, 10 speak plainly, we are en-
titled 70 Your services until majority of The
Troop shall express wish to- dispense with them.
And we earnestly hope that you will, upon ma
t',re reflection, decline all intention of resigning
when you consider for moment, that by that
act, you would destroy one of the most beuef-
cial establishments ever organized for the bene-
hi and safety OF Manchester and its vicinity be-
cause, Sir, upon your resignation, we believe al
most every trooper wsuld fail to attend parade.
We do earnestly solicit you still t, command
Notwithstanding discard may prevail in some
department ofeur Company, (Which serious
ly lament, it hes been the great cause of daIap
| ing The arlouc OF our Troop, vet, Sir, we have
every confidence III, and affection for YOU as
commander, and it would give considerable
pain to lose our captain, in whom We repose con-
fidence, and whose conduct an 5fcer, we so
Justly admre-while at the same time, il would
give great satisfaction to hear-of your dcc,;n-
ing to resign, and that you still will appear at the
head of your Troop, and command us as hereto
fore. We, your troopers, value no foe, we fear
no danger, we are ready 60 serve our country, we
are ready to march at a moments warning; we
think the public good requires that this Troop
should be kept upon respectable establishment,
and therefore request you to regard our desires
and hold your commssion-And we further beg
leave to represent the great Inconvenience (not
to say injustice) which would be done to those
who have lately joined our corps.