Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-28
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Gen HUI had rot arrived at Alb-ny. as re-
ported yesterday, but was in Mon. gom. " cuun-
", on a vIsit 70 his mother IS ve ar INFORM
ell by gentleman who saw iim az h,, pas
slgs II &c stage fryssr Jy.e1, h-l - t,,t- az
Palatine, VIII re Ice turned OFT 20 see his relations
in that quarter.
CO.. CASTS Geeouat of the transsctious 1t De-
troIi, i given IN tins pJper-and We cannot
pres, Mt II TO our readers without an ccompa
nyIng remark, hat we are assured by genlie-
man from the westward, who bas ;, en- twenty
.r thirty OF the regulars who have been relea-
sed by the enemy on parole, that the genera,
understanding is, hat Gov. Hull has crme on
tor the express purpose oi actczeiHy as couducr
aud the regulars represent, tina, the oper
confidence and harmony between the militia and
the U ). troops diI not exist We mention THIS
circumstance from no bias or prejudice, bu>
from a sense ut justice and duty, and withou,
accompanying 1t by number OF particulars
which are stated in confederation We tee too
heavy sense of the ignominy and disaster sus-
tanned by our country, TO indulge 4 single per
sonal feeling on The subject. II the accused
general be alone guilty, 70 the oxten, imagined
by SOM, death is his merited portion: ii re
Can mitigate his offence, shall he not DC heard
ATTITUDE or NEW.YoRK.
With ten thousand men in garrison and the
stores, and volunteer companies raising IN eve.
~ part of the upper districts, the djstlne; ions
of party are lost m the sound OF patriotsIn and
the state presents . strong and uubroSen pha-
lanX in her couRtry's cause We repeat it. in
honor To the citizens of the western district
particularly that in their exertionS to carry or
the war, the terms fedora! and republican are
not heard-nien of both denominations striving
which shall be for most in patriotic service, ano
fare. Bodies ofexempts are forming, composed
of almost every man capable OF duty, for the
| protection of the towns, from which thl
| regular militia arc drawn to the frUntiers.--
| Ono heart and one spirit seems to am
mate the whole And, look ing above al differ
enc, of opinion on minor or local pon,s cal
us ClintOnan or Madisorian, or what ma,
please 40 crisis in the present situation ct tbs
| country will find the state Negligent OF dehci
! cnt, and New sNork, We can but confidently pre-
dict, wall prove herself first iuwAr," as " h,s
| in peace" ii not FIRST in the hearts OF hcl
cuuutrymeu
We understand, says a Bennington paper o
the OH inst from good authority, tha, ftseiv,
thousand veteran British troops from Europe
have lately arrived at Montreal.
| And Vge understand, in New.York, by gentle
men direct from there, lsays the Columbian
| that the regular troops az that place consisted
Of four regiments only, not exceeding foay shg9
] rand men.
| lfMassschusctts has lost any credit BY the
capture OF Gen. Hull who. by tie way j. a IVA
tive OF Connecticut she has gained as mucA b,
| the victory Of Gen. Brock who was born u
| that state, and. like Admiral Coffin, sought hon.
or and promotion in the mother comtry's cause
| Whether Use old colony will be more fortunate
IN her secretary at war and wee president, rc.
mains TO be seen though our eVpt citation u.s.
that not more than one OF The two wi, be in the
sunshine OF the new meridian tho approaching
season.