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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
From Albany Gazette.
1900 DRAFTED MILITIA

From Albany Gazette.
1900 DRAFTED MILITIA
Extract eta leuer from gentleman in
Ca7yegatcAie, 81. Lawrence County,
10 gentleman in M.a city, dated May
%.
f" We are In hourly expectation Of
the arrival part of the c0n8criht troops
at this place-Those drafted from tms
place are now living at the hotel in De
KaIb, the place of dezvous--5ome
buy their provisions by the meal, and
others their board by the week. There
are neither provisions nor camp equip
age provided for them by government :"
[G@ The Governor has received
orders 70 place the drafted militia under
the command Of Cen DEARBORN, and
render them liable to Re marched off 10
Canada, California, Florida or Mexico
at moments warning Now would
Il not be lii act Of prudence id every
man thus drafted, and UoilHtesrs also,
10 turn their substance into cash imme-
dlately? Ii the proceeds should not all
be wanted for TIER provisions, aCcou-
rements, clothing and camp -quipage,
the surplus could be appropriated to
the bounty and pay of the regular troops,
and no doubt Messrs SERRgRIER,
MADISON and CO. would give them all
due credit for their patriotic sacrifice ]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA.

NOW publilhing AZ Philadelphia, and fub-
icriPtions received by HYDE, LORD X
20 Portland the 6llt American edition Of the
Ne70 Ediaburg Encyclopedia.
This work will contain the principal matter
contained 10 former Encyclopedias, and as it
= % be comprzed in II votumes, quarto. i
will undoubtedly be preferable 10 any before
publIihed. a 4lf volume will be pno,jfhed
every months. The price is { dolls. for
each half volume, payable on its delivery.
Nearly The whole number printed are alrea.
dy iuticrbed for. The lirl volume !. rpceiv-
e. ana ready Tor iu0icflhers. 1yHs p
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
WATERFORD, IN. " JUNE 8
FORESIGHT and Providence

E0Fea5HE ana FT0Tdence
We understand that the quota of 100,
coo men to be drafted from the militia
Of this State, are ordered 10 march to
the encampment, and from thence they
are 20 be marched to the frontiers Of
Canada.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
BENJAMIN BUiMAN,
EXCHANGE srRzET,
Has jun received a ireih uppIy Of
A : DRUGS " MEDICINES,
PAINTS. DIE STUFFS, &c.

EAISIt5 III ~ 81 OFFS, &c.
Izosg Spbieb az tbs JollsJg;ag, ~
True 5-lerlons PIls-Hoopers do,-Csl-
onle--C11 larides-Ca GATOR Powdered Red
Bs-s-Cll Opum-Camphor- Camboge-
Trss4rnta Shaved ling lals-London Lancets
-Od A1ife-do. PEPPERMINT Powdered
Ip--so-- turkey Rhubarb-Genlian-V
iau-- Lasaual salt Of Lemon Cots foot
Lllslse Drops-Hariem Oil &C.
Also
Linieed oil, BOLD an5 unboil d-Spiri
Iurqenune-Copal Varnifh-Iapau for dry
ing Powdered Lisharge Gum Copal-do
ohsl.Ac-- Ground and uaground PANT Bruines
White Waih do san Iools-Camers
har PenciIs-Sand Paper-Gold aud Silver
ltaf-Glais iuitzb.e for Clock Faces-Coch.
Dea.-Roman Vitrioi-Indigo- Ailum-Cop
5efs Ground Logwood-do. Redwood
Made, sc. sc
"A Nv Calks Red Lead
&C. Pot snd Pearl slhes conGanLy for lsIe.
inne ~ ftfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

The u s. frigates Congress and Uni
ted States and the brig Argus, are At
Nvw-York, The British frigate Eelyi-
deere and 5IooP OF war Tartarus are off
there. The British fIigale Spartan has
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
CHhole No 40.

gone 70 Quebeck. There were three
loops ofwar At Halifax June II. lie
irIFat1s Shannon and Guerrier, are on u
cruise. The Morgiana, Of thar station,
is also on cruise.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

JAMES KIMBALL, y
Sad1V-, HarnsC Maker, and C5ajG-
Trimmer,
NEXT door above the Indian Chief, in
: Exchange areet a. the Ggn Of the z5g7E,
keeps cOnlantly on hand eneral ahorment
of
Trunks, Saddles, Harne6Ss, Sad
dle-Bag5, P9ytmanteau5, sc.
Of good quality, for lae on the mclt 1ealona-
bic terms.
Likewys--A quantity OF very nice
O. SEAL SKINS,
with which country Sadders may Be fuppIi
ca On terms that cannot fail to give latlsfac
ton.
- He manufactures the various articles
IN the line of his buGnefs in a manner thai u
mite, durability wiki elegance which Purcha-
iers are mon respectfully invited 70 call and
fEoraias t0r f5sr5isivs5. U0 Feb NJ.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29


Wef- India Gods, Groceris5, &c.
AMONG WHICH ARE-
Cogniac Brandy Prelerves
Holland Gin Windlor * bar Soap
American do. Wathballs--Stsrch
Old Jamaica Spirits Mould * dip't Candies
s.. CrOiE aud antigua SPermaceu DO
Rum Ne. do Spermaceti Oil
Madeira, Sherry, LIZ Table Salt
bon, Port, Vidonia Entry Mate
& Malaga WINES Floor Brulhes
knnileed-- Cordals Brooms-SieVes
G der VINEGAR lndigO-Sait Peer
Bltt'ed C:dsr Ink Powder
Hyion, Young Hyfon, Spice BlHers
Hylon Skin, Sou Powder, Shoit and
chong and Bohea Fllnts
Teas Log Wood
Loaf Lump, India, Red Wood
HAVANA white and Fuftic-Allum
brown, and Wel- Copperats-SuIpher
India sugars Rol Brim(tone
Wechs No and 2 Cotton and wool
Chocolate Cards-Flour
Chocolate Shells Cor0--Rye & Wheat
Rice-Ground do Clear Fork-BacOn
Pepper-GrOund do CotIee-Molaf1es
Ginger-Pimento I'd, sd, lOd and god
Box and calk RaiGns Nails
Turkey Figs Bees Wax
Caraway Seed Bakery TalIow
Canary do-Nutmegs Cotton and Cotton
Cloves-Cinnamon Yarn-Rock Salt
Citron--Cafia Rotten Stone
Englilh MuGzrd Ouef-StOne Jugs
Cayenne-OAt Meal Tumblers. -Cheele
Pearl Barly Indian and Rye Meal
Currants White Beans
Jordan Almonds Sythes-Sythesneath
FilDerts-CaGup Hoes Fiih--Chak
Cuave Geley Shoe Bruihes
Capers-Oiive Oil Black Bali, Sc &c
The above Goods are of the FRI quality
and will be fold on Reasonable terms.
May ls. UD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
MILITIA

A resolve has beer offered III Con-
gress 10 authorize the President to ap-
portion and call out, militia soldiers
without previous law for such spocif-
ic draft.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
SOLOMON BOYCE,
CONTINUES 10 receive additional abort
- rneats Of

CONTINUES 70 receive additional abort
- meats Of
. AUERLCAN COTTON GOODS,
from fhe Factory of Wilkinfou, Greene & Co.
near Providence r. ID Conhling Of Cling
hams, Stripes, Checks, Shifting, Sheeting, Bed
Kicking, Single yarn for Warp, aud threa-
ded white and cooured Stocking yarn, white
and Coloured Sewing Cotton, Se 6's
Thsfe goods being from one of the odeit
and bel en5blihcd Factories 10 Ametlca, are
y eait Of equal quality 60 any made 70 TINS
.eountry-sbopkeepers add Others can be fuP-
piled a, the FaaoFy prices
ExeBasgs Rrs,f Po,fiaad, ~. !, 1912.
NATHANIEL DANA, has Jun received
- frelh iupPy Of a
,ybicb ~ offers for iaIe At his Store,
KSasvTaaI EafIhtg, FREBtE FLAcE'
-.---l-. ~,Doftfe porffard pgyk---
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29
WILLIAM LORD,

HAS jult received and now offers for iale
Il 4 at his fore, head OF Green lreet, a ad-
ditional ahortment Of
Wef- India Gods, GroceTis5 &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

a Day Of Fasting and Prayer At
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States, recently
held In the city of Philadelphia, the iast
Thursday IN July neat, was appointed a
Day Of Humiliation Fasting and Pray r,
to be observed in all churches in the u.
States under the care Of the General
A ssembly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

they are able to destroy the power Of
their masters own special licences,
fairly purchased and paid for By his
liege subjects Of America.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

Volunteers for EQef. Florida were
raising at SaUanHGh Juue Are we
al war with Shli7--or are we assisting
them ike good neighbours, against
their rebeIlious subjects It j. 70 Be
hoped our rulers will do nothing that
they have been in the habit of condem-
ming or that is inconsistent with correct
principles. We found fault with Brit
ain for taking Spanish shits before A
declaration of war letu8 not take coI-
any We found fault with Britain for
taking Cofenhagen for fear il should fall
into the hands Of an enemy let Us not
take East Florida for similar reason.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

The Governor and Council Of this
Commonwealth have issued General
Orders for disseminating the 18th, l 5th
and 18th Divisions Of Militia, and re-
storing the troops Of them to their for
mer Divisions. No change has yzv
been made as to the l2,h, 18th, aud
10Th Divisions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

Il IS reported Gen. DEARBoRR has
received War Instructions, and has re-.
CURED Al companies Of our Militia to
assist ID guarding our sea coast.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-06-29

Gen. BLOOMFIELD, commands the
troops assigned for he defence Az New
70 Civ.
1900 volunteers were ~ Dayton Ohio,
June /, on their way to Dr.roi, They
have suffered much for want Of blan.
keta, tents and camp utensils.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
DOMESTIC.
BALrIMoRE Anril 8.

We have been told that the eleven YES
sells said to be seized by Bonaparte in the
English papers, as retaliation for the schoo-
ner Exchange, the decision in which case,
otjudse Washington having been reversed
by the supreme court, were seized at Dun
kirk and Ostend, and were American YES
sells which sailed from France with French
licences, were captured by British ships of
war under the orders in council, and were
afterwards sent to France by the captors
on their own account under their original
American papers, as If from the United
States knowledge of which fact having
rcachedthe French government who ordered
their seizure, not as American property,
retaliatory for the exchange, but as British
property sent into France under American
papers. The proceedings in the British
House of Lords stamps the report with the
strongest semblance of truth. We are OH
the eve of war with Britain, and we may
expect to hear of such reports from Eng
land as that, and of the seiz nre ofthe Hornet,
interception of dispatches, &c. 6ec. to lead
astray the public mind and mar the pro-
ceedngs OF Congress.
Sun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
From the Pctcrs6urgIasclueencer

from the PETERSBURG I7telHreucer.
William Goblet (the famous WIN. Cob
bett,) although immured in the walls ofNew-
gate, Continues opublsh his (" Weekly Po-
litical Register" and to write in his same
strong and original style. Whilst in Ameri
ca, it will be recollected what violent STICK
Ter he was for the supremacy and infallibi.
lily of Kings, and how grossly he bespatter-
ed every thing Republican. In England,
however, Goblet has changed sides, and be-
come a powerful advocate of the principles
of the Wig party, and of the rights and IL
berries OF the people. In the Register of
February %, he comments at great lcnrth
upon the conduct Of the Prince Regent in re-
flaming Perceval and his coadjutors in pow
er, to the exclusion of the Princes old
friends, with whom the early habits of his
life we're formed, and who, on the removal
of the restrictions, were sanguiHe i'm their
expectations of being vested with the admi-
nistration Of the government. Goblet saws,
the modification Of the party, once STYLED
the FoTfEcS, IS such as not 70 be described.
and that this modification has been increas-
ed by the offer Of the Prince Regent to give
certain distinguished members of this party
Offices under Mr.. Perceval---that the Of
fer OF two of the vacant blue ribbons to the
Duke of Norfolk and Earl Moria, had been
disdainfully rejected by those Noblemcn.
&c. &c. Goblet then goes on TO observe,
that in his opinion the Hhig party will ne
yer possess power, unless they come for
ward backed by the voluntary and constitu-
tional voice of the people" " We can all
remember, (he observes) that it has been
for many years past. the confident expec-
tation of that party, that the day which
would place the Prince upon the throne
would be the day Of their exaltation-rhis
was, indeed, as confidently looked forward
to by the whole nation as the arrival of
Christmas or lster was ever looked for
ward to. The Prince may now be said to be
upon the throne OF, at least, it cannot be
pretended, that his present situation has 40,
left him quite free in his choice of ministers
tie has made his choice, and that choice ma,
fallen upon the men, upon that set of poll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
NORFOLK. April 10.

BY the ship PowHATAN, Captain PoY :.
THREss, in the very short passage of IS
days from London, we have received regu-
lar files of papers TO the 9Th OF March, from
Which extracts are made for this days pa ;
per.
On the 29th of February, motion was
made in the House of Lords, by the Mlrguis
of Lansdowne, for the appointment of
select committee, tn take into consideration
4" the orders of council, the state of the com
" merce, OF licenses, and other facts Connect
g ed with those orders" Mega lived, "a for
the motion. 135 against. A similar motion
was made in the House of Com mons, on the
81 Of March, by Mr.. Brougham. For the
motion IA, against it 2i6. We shall endca =
vor to give one ofthcir debates in our next.
They were very animated in both houses !:
it is singular that Mr.. Canning was against
ministers upon this question.
II is stated that Mir9uis TVeleslev ha 5
quilted administration in disgust. His son.
Mr.. Wellesley, has resigned as a Lord OF
the Treasury. The orders in council, and
the catholic question, are said to be points
on which the Marquis and his son differed
from their colleagues. II would appear al
most impossible for the present administra-
ton to resist the powerful CON )inatinn of in
fiuence and talents which is raised against
it.
The designs Of the French emperor in the
North o. E1ropc, have been developed in
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

Accounts from St. Louis, l.. r. to the 2Ist
ult. speak ofcontinued hostile movements "a
mongst the Indian tribes. by the two fol-
lowing paragraphs, from the Louisiana Ga
zette of that date, we find that the law, pas
sed at the present session. for raising six
companies of mounted rangers, has been al
ready executed to valuable purpose:
The new company OF rangers now doing
duty in the district Of ST. Charles, are, per-
haps, as fine body Of hardy woodsmen as
ever took the field. They cover, by constant
and rapid movement, that tract of country
from Salt river on the Mississippi to the
Missouri near Loutre.
The company of Rangers raised in the
Illinois, under the command of Capt. White
sides, have marched to the most exposed
section of their frontier: report says that
they are as fine company as ever trod the
tented field.''
The ravages of the Earthquake on the
west bank of the Mississippi are described
as having been very destructive. completely
impeding all travelling in some cases.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

a LII persons who have claims against the es-
\ tate Of VIM. Morris, decd. late of Henri
co, are hereby informed, that am now ready
to settle all just accounts and claims agsl..,st
the said estate; and being DESTROYS to give up
all which may be in my hands to the respective
ieSatees, nov give notice To al whom it may
concern, that this Notice Will be plead in Bar 10
all claims which may not be brought forward
before the distribution shall be made.
BERNARD REYNOLDS,
.acffng Executor et'the Estate Of Nm
Norris, dec'd.
Henrico County, 18th April, 1912. 13w1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
CAMP JEr,rNc

To commence on Thursday 28th Of Nav next;
and continue until Tuesday following, at Pro-
violence Meeting House, in New Kent county,
in sight OF Thomas Moody's on the Stage road
leading to Williamsburg, 18 miles below Rich
mond. It's earnestly requested that no sp;r-
tuous Liquors, Cydcr, Beer, or Cakes be
brought and sold at, Or near the encampment,
as the use of such things, have been the prin-
cipal causeofinterruption at previous meetings.
We have the exclusive privilege of the land on
each side OF the public road, and shall rigor-
ously object to every thing that would be q
means ofinterrupting the meeting
STTTH MEAD, MANAGER.
April 10. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
VIRGINIA


1t Rules holden in the C9erk's Office ofthe gx.
feriOr Court IF Chancery far the Richno,d
District. the midday of ApriK, 1919.
John Forbes, attorney in fact for THOMPSON
'no'graSs, GO. PtF.
Washington Ware and Ulysses Ware, executor.
and deysees of john Ware, deed. John WarS
and Polly Ware, devisees of John Ware. do.
ceased, Peter II. Ware, Benjamin ID. wills,
and Patsy his Wife, which Peter H. sPaf.y
Washington, Ulysses, John and Polly arc tn.
children and heirs Of John Ware, dec'd Ma
ry Ware, the widow of the said John Ware
decd Susanna Wilcox and Joseph Haden
Defs
his Wife not having entered their appearance
and given security according 20 the Act of AS.
sembiy and the Rules of this Court, and If an
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that thew arc
not inhabitants Of this couatry n is offered,
Tia the said defendants do appear here or,
the seventeenth day OF the next term and an.
swer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copv
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City of Hchm6nd.
Tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol in the said City.
a Copy-Testc,
WIZ. w. HENTNG, c. c.
hPIh 10. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
APRIL 9.
IMPORTANT.

We state it as A FACT, that Mr.. Did,
er, of this city, going over to France as bear
er of dispatches, to Mr.. Barlow, had the
same taken from him forcibly, between Lon
don and Dover by order of the British GO
vernment, and were not restored to Mr..
Russel, until he made positive demand of
them from the British ministry. On this in-
famous procedure we leave the Federal Re-
publican to make the necessary apology.
H.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
The bin for admittinr aIl British rood

The bill for admitting all British goods
belonging to American citizens, or actually
contracted for previous to the issuing of the
Presidents proclamation of November 2,
1910, was under consideration of the House
OF Representatives yesterday and the day
before, and is now postponed to Monday
week. motion to postpone the subject in
definitely was negatived by majority of ten
votes. 1t is due, however, to our mercantile
friends, and others interested, to intimate to
them that this vote is byno means decisive
in favor of the bill; and to caution them a.
gainst being too sangune in the expectato ms
of its passage, found ed on that vote. Should
no change take plice in the present state of
things we believe its passage will be warm :
ly contested, and perhaps ultimately defeat
ed, in one or the other House of Congress.
ID.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

From the 1st to the 5th of April there
cleared at the custom house in Baltimore
ships, briggs. and 10 schooners; burthen
SOS tons.
Their cargoes, exclusive of colonial pro-
duce, consisted of-3280e bbls -four S,236
bush. wheat; 11,469 do. corn $50 do rye
422 tierces rice lie bbs. Fish 90 do. beef;
90 do. potk; $50 do bread; $500 do rye
meal.--yNzes' Weekiy Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

British government. For ourselves, we be-
lieve there has not been any seizure or de-
tention at all The present are fit times for
zYonderful news. A few days ago, we had
the U. States sloop of war, Hornet. transfer
red to the French marine, by little para
graph made in Philadelphia, in less time
than man could count twenty,
Niles Weckiy Register, Bali.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
Five Dollars Reward
April 10.

CToLEN OR sTRAyED away from the sub.
~ scriber, on the night of tuesday last. a
Large BAY HORSE, with black name and tail
his tail long and strait but not very thick; he.
is much worn By the harness, especially the
breechings he is about or years old, his
mind feet are much affected with the scratch
cs and has some white saddle spots upon lie
back-Whoeyer will deliver the horse TO the.
subscriber shall receive Five Dollars Reward
and all reasonable charges.
ISAAC MICHAEL.
Richmond, 10th April, 1872 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND:
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1879.
FRo,I WAsaINcroN--ro THE ED1roK-
ApRIL 10, 1919.


April 10, 1919.
"Government has received letters by the
arrival at Baltimore from France Mr.. Bar
low still cnterta;ns strong hopes of bringing
affairs TO an amica5le termination.- at
tempt, you will have seen, has been made
to repeal the non-importation Law. Would
that repeal not be breach of faith It ap
pears to me that the abrogation Of that law
would be breaking up Of the present poi-
cy OF administration altogether, aud a com
plete bnrlesque os the war stand, the basis
OF which is, reconciliation with France and
opposition to the Unlawful edcts of Britain.
put what sort OF reconciliation is it with
France, or what kind of hostility tn Great
Britain, to place both on an equal footing,
after the one has revoked her DEGREES, and
the other perseveres in her orders in coun-
Gil Some politicians, however. are wonder
fui casnists. and have great facility at
the rugged points of con,radicto-
ny measures"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

COMMUNICATIONS.
MARaIEp-Ol Thursday evening the 9th
INST. BY the REv. RoBERr SEMPLE, Mr.. RIO,
BERT COURTNEY, of this City, to the anna
Bile and much admired Miss SARAH CAMP
BELL, ofKing s. Queen county.
While passing thro' ife's busy stage
The smiles of virtue will engage,
Aud since these hearts united are,
May Heaven protect the HAPPY PAIR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

ticians. who have always been in direct hos
tIiity to those, who expected to be the OBJ
yects OF his free choice. Therefore, it would
DC the grosseSt OF all self-delusiens for them,
af'er seeing this. at the end of more thar 20
years OF expectancy, to entertain the small
est hopes OF ever succeeding to power as a
court party, as long as the present Regency
shaii continue, or indeed, as long as the
irmce shall ike. Il the King should reco-
YER they can have no hopes there. If the
Duke OF York or any of his brothers should
from any unfortunate state of the Princes
Meath, or in consequence of his death. be-
come Regent, there could be as little pros
pect of change in favor of the Wings and,
~ snort, there appears 70 Inc To be no pos
abe contingency, which would bring that
party forward as party favored 10y the
:ourt"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

Gen. WILKINSON is to resume the COM
mand on the Lower Mississippi; and we un-
derstand. will take his departure from this
city in few days, via Pittsburg, for New
Orleans.
Na.. IiteHigencer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

Our most diligent inquiries have produced
nothing relative to the British Frigates said to
be i'll the Delaware Dem. Press
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

Mr.. RonnsayeHs CaSe.-We have good
reason to believe that this gentleman did
not derive the information he communicated
to the alexandria Herald from the con-
versation of Mr.. Smile Gas that gentleman
supposedly but from others.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-04-16

Various reports about the seizure of des-
patches fem Mr. Russell our charge des az.
flares at London TO our minister in France,
are aflOat IN the 1ews-market. Some saw
they we're seized by the French, while D.
tbeTs aliedge they were detained" by the