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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
PoR THE ARGUS.
AN IMPARTIAL HINT TO THE
P.lTRIOTS or THE u. ST,dTES-
Rr IN OLD REYoLU7IoNfSf OF rs.

BT an OLD REToLUTIoNfSF OF '76.
Iremember we'll, the ilustrious Washing
con had to do last war, what bis EXCellen-
Ey James Madison must now do; that's, to
contend with internal enemies, as well as TO-
reign despots; and / discover, there are
now turbulent Alen amongst us, who attempt
10 Illustrate the design of America in her
war-measures with England. What can
we think of Mr.. ]. Randolph's address, in
pamphlets and hand-blis, to his constituents,
where, instead of the spirit of rs, which
he claims, the spirit of torysm and sedtion
stalks in open day ? Has he not preached
revolt against the constitutional acts of go
vernment ? And, poor fellow, il an insur-
rection was to take place, it's likely he
would Be one Of the first victims assassinat-
cd, involving also in the same fate many of
his seditious colleagues; and unfortunately,
innocent people might suffer. A great OBJ
section If Mr.. X. to a war with England is,
nc SAWS, On account of the southern slaves
But were the ruffians aud negroes and to-
ries throughout these states 20 be led by his
factous doctrines, there would be infinitely
less danger to be feared from such non
grel combination, than Jack brags about
Some days ago, disciple of Mr.. RS, who
STYLED himself federalst, was bufleled and
whipt out OF BynchDurg Tor declaring, tha'
with the slaves and savages OF America I'm
der him, he could subdue the Union And
this is and ever will be the disorgauising eff
feet Of MIR. KS doctrines, which are SO re-
,ered by the few tories Of the day. The
community in general, and the shareholders
particularly, have reason to deprecate IN
snrrecton AZ this iuncture, as there are Ar.
rolds and Burriscs who thirst to command
their ignorant, grovelling bond}men, e make
them burn our sea-ports. They would, II
fbc end. LOOK I'd to their old mother-Coun-
frv for protection, as the tories did last war
though the latter, by way Of reward, we're
disgraced and exiled. which becomes the
unavoidable doom Of all traitors, at homo
and abroad.
It was laughai3ie 20 hear Mr.. r. last win
ter, affirming in Congress, that the British
could pour into Canada sixty thousand re
guar troops, anidst tbeir present Tapt o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT.
CcoRREcrEp wEEKLY.1
FROM rHE CHARLESTON GAZE rrE /.
FORTY YEARS AGO.

FORTY YEARS. AGO.
sBout forty years ago,
As we'll as in these times,
Were just rs much of treason,
And just as many crimes.
Our country then had enemies
Which time cannot outgrow;
And Tories liv'd, as we'll as now,
Full forty years ago.
Then Arnold sold his country;
Since then A. Burr appeared;
In our view we see few
With bastard heads uprear'd,
Yet where's the wounder? Marvel not,
1t ever will be so;
Vile Tories sold our rights for gold,
Full forty years ago. w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-07
RLAA,KS.

BLANKS.
Of various forms, for safe OF This 0fir1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-25
Joseph H. MandevllIe,

AHS -StI cC|t
OFFERS FCR SHE,
5000 bushels LISBON and Liverpool Salt,
Jamaica, Antigua and Northern Rum, In
hhds. and bbls.
Loaf and brown Sugar, in do do
Best green coffee in bags and bbis.
Molasses in hhds. and bols.
Cogniac and Peach Brandy, country Gin and
Cherry Bounce
Old Rye Whiskey in bbls. and Common do.
Madeira, Lisbon, TeneriAe, Sherry, Malaga
and Port Wine
Imperial, Tyson, Y. Hyson and Hyson Skin
Tea of superior quality
Goshen Cheese in casks
Chocolate No. and No. 3 in boxes * per ID.
Brandywine Gunpowder and Shot assorted
Mould and dip'd Candles and Soap in boxes
Rice in tierces
Best Spanish and Country Cigars
Richmond manufactured tobacco, small! twist
Best Cavindis do.
Writing and Wrapping paper
Spinning Cotton in bales
Almonds * best Muscnvad Raisins in boxes
Pepper, Fimento, Cinnamon, Cloves and
Nutnegs
Coppcrss, Nader, Indigo and Fig Blue
Bed Cords, Leading Lines and Trace Ropes
Best Philadelphia Mustard in bottles s. per 10
India Seine Irvine
Romal Handkerchiefs
Low priced Black & Colored MoroccoShoes
Herrings, Shad, Mackerel and Goldfish
Cut Nails of all sizes
Hair sifters
Snuff in bottles
ALSO,
Fresh Clever Seed, and
Best Superine Flour
March d
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100 DOLLARS re WARD.

lCo IVA A. M A~A w ~A%NDs
RAN AWAY Oh the 3oth June last, from
the estate of DAME, si'Carty, deceased, IN
the county of Westmoreland, and state OF
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a.
bout thirty five years of age. dark complex
ion, about six feet high, bad countcnance,
and g remarkable scar AGO. LIS nose, and
another on hts head, lite anoTc his tore"
head; he "a Oh homespun tWliled yarn
and cotton round JACKIE. md pantaloons.---
There is no doubt but he Will change has
clothes it is Therefore tnou,'- unnecessary
to describe theIn more r rticn!ar.y 1t Is
expected that he has pr2CageG pasay 90 a
forged certiscate Of his freedom, rs he vent
from neigAIaorhcod whore there are many
free negroes who write, snd from whom ne
might very readily obtain 3 copy 0! their
pass. Or certificate oil freedom. J is conf
IDENTIFY expected that lie Will endsavor to get
to some OF the northern or eastern states
He was seen & Snort TINE since In The town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will De given,
if taken in the county, and II out OF the state
and secured il aay Jail, so that get him a.
gain, the above reward ard al! reasonable
charges paid. if brought hnine.
Richd. Stuart.
n. 3. All masters Of vessels md otEcJ
persons, arc hereby forewavned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under the seyeEest pen.
a)ties Of The Jaw. R. S.
September l6 co
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lust Published,
For Sale by ROBERT GRAY,

For SAFE BY ROBER1 GHAY,
An account OF Expeditions to the Sources
Of the Mississippi, and through the Western
parts of Lauisi;na, to the Source OF the Ar
kansaw, Kans La Platte, and Pierre Jaun HI
yers--pcrtormed by order of the government
Of the United States during the years 1905,
alo6, and 1907
IND 4 TOUR THROUGH
7he interior, Parts Of Nsu Spas"o
When conducted through thsss Province
b. order OF The Captain General, in tho ycss
lso7~-by Major 4 NJ. Pike-illustrattd
with Maps and Charts.
Price with the Plates ssperate, s IS
Ditto with the Plates bound in CT. 8
Ditto in boards, 90
ea- Subscribers will please call for their
copies.
A supply of Cary's Family
Bibles, and Adgate's Music.
July Is H. w.
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b . ! / 4 E.

ON Saturday nett, the !S.h March, at
O'Clock in the atterr con. viii be sold at
Pubic AUCTION on the premises, all that
Valuable Property situate q the irteraec-
ton OF King and Washington Streets,
ConsiS ing 81
Seven Houses & Lots, which
will be sold altogether. or divie' J IS hose
inclined 70 purchase may rs.iuls - ais, t"o
Lots, IA feet ircn. each On Washington
Street, south side Of King Street, and
Ground Rent # Fifty Dollars per snnum.
Richard Lewis,
P. G. Marsteller,
.ductio'leer.
March q ~.
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March q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-25
R055sns, Currants, Figs, sc.

KGl5ans, CuTrantS, Eggs, CSC.
60 boxes New Raisins, few days port
ed and in fine order.
100 boxes Muacatel ard Bloom Raisins
90 drums Sultana do.
boxes Figs
80 boxes & l-2 boxes Gedfroid's Cigars
100 do first se second quality Havana do.
10 cwt. dried Goldfish
10 900 lbs. colored s. white Goshen Cheese
5000 lbs. firkin Butter
100 dozen Hilbert's best London Brown
Stout and Por.cr--very old,
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Chocolate
Nos. and 8.
20 hogshc2ds retailing Molasses.
so Dcmij johns,
FOR SALE By
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner of King & Fairfax streets !;
IVth his usual g general assortment Of
The beit Wines, Liquors, Teas,
and other Groceries,
Upon very reasonable terms. for Cash, Pro-
duce, or at the usual orealn u r...-~,u"l
customers.
December IA.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-03-25
Ladies' finest Shoes.

A N elegant Assortment Ladies Kld and
"A Morocco, high and low heel SHoho'
are now received from New-York, Baltimore
and Boston.
Coarse Shoes always on hand.
~. have large number OF fishing
Stands, Barrels, and Boards for a oheu' d.
Fort Warburton. which will sell low;
49,. Those who NAV want dirt for hing
up are at liberty to take any qaa''''N' ''0
nay building, head of King otreet;
ny E. Gilman.
March 4.
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LANDING

LANDING
From the Brig A,redondo, capt. Jones, from
Savannah, and for sale by L4wRAsoN and
FoWLE,
100 bales prime Upland Cotton,
so Tierces Rice,
Also, from Schooner Lydia,
100 bolts Russia Duck,
100 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles.
IN STORE,
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt.
March % StaW
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from PalCler's Packet, few
II days since, BLACK GIRL, WHO
calls herself Nancy Green, about lS or 90
years of age. She is tall and very slim
WIFI ruura fuUo, ~.-A ca,, ~y~- She had
on an old calico gown, pair of new coarse
Stockings, and at the time of her sloPement
a colorcd handkerchief on her head. She may
probably change her dress. Any person Sc
curing the said Negro Girl, in any Jail, shall
receive the above Reward, on application to
the Printer
February 20 colt
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1912.
Whisky, sugars, &C.

V'0eoHC|, 0"S3 ~
200 bills. Rye Whiskey
SO 10 Northern Rum
10 puncheons Sd and 4th proof West
India Rum
Is barrels Country Gin
:: :: $ s s ss::: Brown Sugar.
Z hhds. Loaf and Lump do.
70 BAGS Almonds
40 boxes French Prunes
20 boxes and Cases Salad Oil, in Bottles
and Flasks
30 casks Goshen Cheese
10 cwt. Cod6sh
For sale hy
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King anu fairfax Streets.
March IS
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" Rrokc and escaped from
:, ~, tail ct tho county OF AlcxandrIa, Oh the
SUI OF the 10th Of March, 1872, CHRIs'
4, ,N CRRISFoPHE, and WM JonEsIoN, two
=, aud arc new at large. ! VII! give
n ~ ue'l'rs Tor experimenting hrlstopha'
~ Io'liyeEng MIN TO the Iailorin this place,
n y joan Cassin, Master Commandant,
''sSlneton N,vy-Yard.
James Campbell, Tailor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
house OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

TUESDAY, FEB a, 1872.
A refolve for allowing General
Uimer IS dollars for horfe loft, was
pahed.
The towns of Putnam and Cor
land were executed being fined for
negleaine to return votes in feafOn.
MAJOR-GENERALS.
The Houfe proceeded, agreeably
to alignment. to choofe Major Gen
erals of the I'd DiyiGon of militia,
vice Gen DERBY, reGgned; and of
the 10Th new Divi6on when Brig
adler General EBENEZER GOOD
ALE, Elq was choien to the I'd, and
Hon. NATHAN WILLIS, to the
10th diviGon, in concurrence with
the Senate.
Mr.. MooDY then moved TO recon-
fider the vote afigning Thurfday next
week for coming to the chloe of Ma
ior Generals for the l4th and 18th
new diviGons of Militia and there
being 425 members preient, the mo-
ton was declared TO be in order,
and the Houfe voted to copGder,
and then proceeded to the choice,
when Major JOHN MEYERS vas
chofen Major General of the 18th ;
and Major General HENRY
DEARBORN, Major General of
the I4th divifion, in concurrence with
the Senate.
The proceeding TO the choice Of
Major Generals for the new diyifon
was oppofed by Mefrs. MILLS, DA-
Wis, Brown, HooPER, and others ;
who urged that the inllitution Of
thele new divifons was unconaitu-
tional, and an aiinmp;ion of powers
which have been expressly delegated
to the National Government !; that
II was a6furd and inexpedient, insr-
much as it rendered the Secretary Of
! War entirely Ignorant of the names
land numbers of the diyiions that
j; virtually removed Major Generals
from their commands, or Offices /;
and deitroyed all whichis dear to she
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
Iegislature # Rassaebusftts.
IN SENATE, FEB.


THE bill for diltriaing the Com.
moDwealth, for the choice of SEN
ArORS, was taken up this day and
the queltion Shall it be engrsDSd, paf-
fed Yeas 70, Nays 10.
o. BY this bill the County Of Suf-
folk, excepting Chelfea. forms one
diltrd, and choofe FIVE Senator'S
Ef1ex, is divided eleven of the Sou
thern towns, with Chelfea, form a
diitria and choofe three Senators !;
the ref of the county, dlitri6t,
and choole two Senators ; Middlefex
CHOICES three Senators; -Hampfhire
is divided-one diitria choo6ng
two, and another one Senator Ply
mouth choofss two Senators !; Brif-
toll aud Norfolk are united and
choole four Senators /; Barnitable
one Dukes and Nantucket one !;
Worceiter is divided into two diff
trias, and choofe two Senator'S each /;
Franklin one Berk!hire two York
two Cumberland and Oxford two !;
Lincoln, Hancock and Warrington
three Kennebsck and Somerftt
one
The bill to divide the town Of
New Bedford and conftitute new
town by the name of Falrhaven, paf-
fed to be engrofied.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
I5p the 9eaas.


WASHINGTON, JAN. %
General Henry DEARBoRN, now
Collector Of the port Of Boston, has
been appointed, by the President & Sc
nate, MAJOR GENERAL in The army
OF the U. States. This appointment
places him at the head Of the army !;
and silences all the fears which were
entertain of WILKINSON being Com.
mander in Chief. The Senate concur
red in this appointment 81 to o.
Those who think themselves acuuain-
ted with cabinet secrets, say, there is
something in this appointment more
than meets the eye, and that the Senate
knew il. The valuable Office Of Col
leCtor Of Boston is wanted for an Hon
orable Member of Congress, nearly al
lied to the President of course the
mount ut General must be provided
Tor elsewhere ; and Ibe appointment
now bestowed on him is probably bot a
steppng-stoRe TO one still higner, tia,
aforementioned, which may be
created by special act, with augmen-
ted pay, forage and rations.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

T4sady, Jan 2s.
The bill concerning Naval Ell
tablilhmebt was taken up.
Mr. Cheves fpoke fome time in
favor OF appropriating u. 1000
for dock yard, for repairing the
public vefels. Mr.. Widgery alto
was in favour of the appropriation,
and explained TO the Houfe the con-
ftru6tioh and purpofes of the dry
dock for repairing veheIs. Mr.. Viii
liams and Mr.. Smile were oppofed
to it. The Ayes and Noes were a:
length taken and were, Ayes a.
Noes SO.
Fir. Blackledg: propofed the bull
ding of four ftyenty-fours. The
Ayes and Noes were demanded and
were, Ayes 80, Noes IS.
The Houfe went into committee
Of the whole, Gen. Breckenridge in
the chair, on The bill for claillng and
arming the whole militia of the y.
States. The bill was agreed TO
without debate or amendment, and
to the Hou(e ; and they
then adjourned.
The committee of the Senate to
whom the volunteer bill was refer
red, recommend $4,000 inftead of
10000 as it is believed not more
than $4,000 will volunteer. The
fubie6 is 10 be difcuiied to- morrow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
E2oM THE q ~ INDIES.

MIR. r. Hiuckley, tupercargo of the To-
oaz at Salem, informs tina: on the 9th of
September there arrived at the lie of
France, nip Hermcs, from Batavia, with
dispatches to The a5th Aug. The Eng
lin had taken Batavia, and all the welt
end OF the Ifand. The armies were with
in three miles Of each other. The Eng
lifh commanded by Sir S. Achmuty, and
the Dutch under Gen. Johnion, not more
than IA miles from Batavia. The Dutch
had about 2oco Europeans and 1900 Ma
lays the Engliih had about 5000 Euro.
peaus and 10000 native troops. Gen. J.
had been iummoned to capitulate, and
there was not much doubt be would ioon
as the Dutch are in want of almof every
thing. and the Engii(h, feet fuuount
The lland, and cut off all means of fuP
ply.
Capt. Ingerfoll, in The Prefdent adams
paItd not far from Java OCT. 10, and wa
informed by Malays, that all the Dutch
f.t,Itments in Java had surrendered 10 thc
Britiih.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
FROM SPAIN.

Capt Miward, OF the brig Leyant,
from Alce6ras, and Taft from Gibraltar,
reports that on the 18th OF November,
the French drove BAllaferos sarmy about
sooo men, under the guns OF Gibraltar
with great number of men, women and
children there was great deal or firing,
and fome killed On both hdes ole Span
illl General was badly wourted.
On the aqth,the armed fhips,gun-boats,
&c. moored near the beach oppo6te ST..
Roche, where the French were, and kept
no conftant FIRE the whole day. Two
Britifh regiments arrived from Tarffa, Ia.
RIA is a town Of Spain with caltle, ftua-
ted in Andalulia lit is about II miles
from Gibraltar to aiiilt the Spaniards /;
but they re-embarked the next day &
hearing the French had reinforcement
IL COCO men at Tariffa. On the ut Of
December il was rumoured that mof of
Che French troops were marching towards
rsrifFa. Ballateros's army marched thro'
he town of Gibraltar, and embarked on
board Of tranfports prepared TO receive
.nem, bound to Tarifa fome of the
iranfpotts failed with Irrelevant. Capt.
~. could not 20 on ihore to get his file Of
lewfpapers, as no boat was fulfered 70
land during the embarkation of the troops.
The French are faid 70 have from II TO
5000 men in the nei2hborhood. Mar
kets, for proyiiions good lumber no fale,
hh do. -four and rice good, Indian corn,
none az Market. AZ. q. GS2.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

heart or a folder -thc PROJECTS OF
honor-the hopes OF honorable re-
ward-and the fpirit Of emulation on
! which the itrength Of our militia IS
founded. The mojority were tilent
and all the motions TO poitpone
the choice were negatived. The
federal members declined balloting.
A menage from the Governor was
received, communicating information
and documents from Isncb Cake,
Efq. Purveyor of fuPPlies, on the
fubied of Wooden manufactures, and
on the means of drawing forth the
refources and fupplles for clothing of
an army, which was laid on the ta-
bic.
CT IF Gov. Gerry q0yget to know
4vbaf this Eaid Coxe's conduit ba5 been
IN regard to american fappEeS, let him
read about t1penty celumnS ef Duane's
Aurora, on the GaJea.--Ibis Tench
Coke, Jays Duans, 4vas tie man rVb0
conducted Gen. Howc's army into
Philadelphia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

General Jonathan 1itcomb, who
honorably sustained the fatigues of the
tented field during the contest which
gained our liberty, and has been sim
cere and ardent friend 10 his country
and its constitution ever since and
who for number years has dischar-
ged the duties Of Naval Officer Of this
district, to the entire satisfaction ofthe
public-was the present week, notified
to retire, and make room for one, who
in the" times which tried mems souls, ~
was in his nurses arms. We would
cast no reproach on his successor, who,
for aught we know, is good citizen =
but we do say, that The removal of Gen
eral Iitcomb, at this time of life, con-
sideriDg his public services, and that
deprlving him Of the emoIuments Of
his Offices, ~ uncomfortable as they
were, was virtually taking the bread
from his mouth /; lis one Of the mose
ungrateIul and vindictiye acts the agents
of administration in any country, we've
ever guilty of.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
ClDfIftb Gongress... 5ftrst RfMett
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
MONDAY, IAN. II, 1917

MONDAY, JAN. II, 1912
A BILL making aPpf9pyiafient for
the itrvice of government for 1912,
was reported and committed.
On motion, the Secretary Of the Ma
uy was required TO furnifh the Houfe
with a Placement Of all the expen-
Gcs of the May Iiard' n the United
States.
NAFhL DEFENSE.
The bill Oh tie lubjece was again
taken up, and debated
Niessrs BlBB, Of Georgia, and
SMILE, of Pennsylvania, o?pofcd
she bill.
Mr.. NELSON, Ct Virginia, faid
he was not afraid Of any danger TO
our liberty or republican inltitutions,
from All army of $4,000 men ; far
Ifs in any Navy We could build.
lie WIS under no approximations that
Commodore DECATUR or ROGERS
would fail up the Pst1mac, and turn
,he members out of the houle into
the river. he would yppoie unne-
seTary. expenditures, fuch as thof9 of
'eS, 90, &c. Bot when the eFiis de.
handed i hewouid not Be niggardly.
lie was the advocate Of iuch naval
s1lablilhrlent as was neceL'ary for
he defence Of our osf, our Internal
commerce, coating trade, aud as an
auxiliary 10 the protection Of our ex-
rcrral commerce convoylng, &c
tle could not conceive how gentle
rlcn couid WITHOUT reluctance yot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
From the alexandria Gazette.
IfR. GERRY.


The Speech Of Governor Gerry,
lately delivered 70 the Legislature If
Massachusetts, is one of tile most ex-
traordinary productions Of these extra
ordinary times. Under the speCious
pretext Of endeav0Wing to allay the
fury OF party spirit he has uttered
harangUe calculated to excite the most
indignant feelings, and to array one
portion OF the community against ano-
Their. Tie oppfobrious epi;hets of
which the Governor is SO lavish, 'tlon-
archlsts, Tories, BRUSH Hlrrlings,
I" Gorgons and Aydras and Chimeras
Dire" will be viewed with perfect con-
tempt by every moderate man.-F0r
ourselves, we cannot regard this pro-
duction of Mr.. Gerry 10 any other light
than as the effort Of al Office hunting
dlmagogue 10 ingratiate himself with
me ruling party and thus secure 10
himself some lucrative post, under ihe
general government, in case the free
men nf Massachusetts should think
proper TO dismiss him at their next e.
lcC,.oa. i'll this poiAt.of Nicw v, exp-s-r
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
JrtrlliSrucr.
Lofef fcm Menkvideo.

Capt Slater, ( the fhiP Pacto'us
has arrived al N. York, in So days
from River Plate. lie Informs, that
a pesce had taken place between the
royaliits and revolutionilts at Monte
yideo but tia. in the inisrior Of
the country holiIi;ies were Gill car
ried on. Five thoufand troops had
bean TENT from Rio Janeiro TO ailiit
the Montevideans, bur arrived after
ire peace had been proclaimed.
The troops demanded conPcniation
for their feryices, and being denied.
.hev threatened an artack. which was
ho1hy expected 70 take place when
Capt. S failed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10

we learn from South America, that the
Inhabitants Of Car,hageEa, on the nth De-
cenher, declared themielyts Independent,
md aboliiheG the iuquihtou. Ahrig from
The United States, arrived AZ CArthagena,
about two months iince, laden with arms
and ammunition, for the inhabitants of
that place. PalrIof.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-10
W-YoRK, JAN. 81

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The French Minister SERaURtER,
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