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RUTLAND, [Ver3 Oe,. THE General As.
sembiy at Vermont conveaes at Montpelier on
Thursday the 8th insr.-Among other concerns OF
nloneut which will come before them, is a law div.
ding the state into six Congressional Districts anu
making SPECIAL provision Tor election OF six mem
bers TO the 18th congress, winch will probably take
place in the aonti,vf december next-tle cho,ce
o. eight electors OF President and Vice Presden, of
the United State, OF MIR bradley, whose term ex-
pres the 9TH Of March next-and the nesess.r,
provisions arising out oil state of war. The latter
OF these Subjects IS one which trust will receive
the earliest attention.
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Of ainiost every description,
F0R S.9LE .G1' rms oFFIcR.
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WUIICE

4 n Pursuance of decree Of Richmond Hastings
a Court made Hath Sept 1Si2-we tie eommis-
sioners named therein shall proceed to sell one Half
.lcre lot of Land the side of Shoekoc creek
in the said City ot Richmond designated III the plan
of said City by No So being the same lot which said
VIM. Richardson bought OF Mm. Duvai, pr.
deed of lndentgre made on tie FIRST day of June
1908 to Robert Kewen, to secure the payment OF n
certain sum of money due said Keweu with IntereSf
& cost thereon, the 30th day of October next.
i'm. .4LLE.E
JOSHUA TrEST.
JOS II. .3fYERS.
R.3LZ'H .7LLE.E
October O. CIV
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-11-05


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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07

This bill contemplates the appointment
OF two neutrality-suspicious. general
gives the quarter -master-general command
in the line according to rank, when thereun-
to specially assigned; authorizes the APP
pointment of a barrack master and assist
ant barrack- masters; authorizes the allow
ance of office rent, fuel, candles, &c. to the
Offices of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
commissary general; and repeats the 9th
section of the former law.1
The first and second sections of this bill
going to appoint assistant-quarter-m
with ranks of Colonel, and to authorize the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to take rank in line
were, on motion of Mr.. Williams and Mr.
Wright, after debate, successfully stricken
out.
Further amendments were proposed bu
the committee rose and the House adjourn
ed, without having gone through the bill
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07
BosToN, April rs.
THE FRENCH SQUADRON -

Mr.. John Chapman, mate of brig Adven-
ture, OF this port, arrived here in brig Bet
sey, Captain Brimblecom, from Gibraltar.
fle statesthat on the 23d If March. in Iat.
so, 80 N. Ion. 6s. 80 w. the Adventure
was captured b. two French Friaates. WIN.
took out the crew, and scuttled the brig.
The trigates had previously destroyed The
brig hiono, of Portsmouth, ". Hand
schooner Polly, Captain DeIsle, of New
buryport, bound to St. Barts.
The Palladium declares that this saua-
dron have destroyed fourteen HMERrcAu
vessels. Captain Catlin, Of schooner swift.
who was brought to by one Of the squadron,
informs that they had destroyed foureea
sail OF diHcrcnt nafioHs-.foUr of which were
Americans. Three Of these arc accounted
for as above. One OF the French comman~
ders told Captain Dclisle, that his vcc sci
was destroyed for fear he might spread IN
formation Of their being out Mr.. Crcsgb.
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the course of the last fortnight he had been
more restless and disturbed. That his bodi-
ly health had improved, but his mind contiA
nued as diseased as ever.
After examining the Physicians, all the
Members of the Council proceeded to the
Kings apartments, and from thence to pay
their respects to the Queen. His Grace, the
Archbishop of Canterbury continues here,
IN ortler to administer the Sacrament to hei'
Majesty and the Princesscs this day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07
PRINCE REGENTS COURT.
March 81.


PRINCE REGENTS COURT.
Yesterday, soon,aiter,.ne o'clock, mis- Roy
al Hjghness the Prince Regent held court
a Carleton House, when the Marquis of
Winchester, as room of the Stole. the Earl
of Yarmouth, rs Vice Chamberlain, and CO.
lionel M'Mahon, as Keeper of the Privy
Purse, and Private Secretary, were intro
duced and sworn into his Majesty's Most
Honorable Board accordingly.
1t is said that the RI. Hon. George Rose
is to be called mp to the House of Peers, by
the title Of Baron Syndhurst
The fund experienced further depressi-
on to-day. The per cent Consos fell
from 90 to SO IA, and the other stocks
were affected in the same proportion. A
greater panic ia the Stock market has not
been witnessed for some LAMENTATIONS are
the causes to which have been ascribed the
fail of the funds within these few DAYS, and
more particularly the further fail of to-
day.
The defalcation of Mr. Chennery, of the
Treasury, is mentioned as one Of the causes
We learn that in addition to the sum oil
10000 of which that gentleman is tleiici-
ent. that he has lost in Stock Exchange
bargains, about $4,000 pounds more.
The loan for the present, it is said, will
be OF much greater magnitude than was
first expected. 1t is estimated at no less a
sum than eighteen millions.
March %.
We (Courier) have to announce the fol-
lowing Ministerial arrangements which, we
hear, we're finally settled this morning.
Lord Sidmouth is tn be President of the
Council in the room of Earl Camden.
The Earl nf R,,c ipo h, cb;-a D,.oe;Jo~.
of the Board of Controul, in the room of Lord
Melville.
And Mr.. Vansittart to be one of the Lords
OF the Treasury.
Intelligence has been received of the
French ships from L Orient having positive
ly got into Cherburgh.
We understand that Gen. Maitland, who
recently returned to this country from the
Government of Ceylon, is about to proceed
to the East again, with the appointment Of
General OF Java and its dependencies which
viii be made to comprehend all the islands
to the eastward of the c. of Cool Hone.
thus forming kind of balance, under the
authority of the King, for the power and ter
ritory given to the East India COMPANY ON
the Continent.
Mr.. Darlington is to be the Chief Justice
of Java.
Meetings are holding in all the counties
OF Ireland on the Catholic subject of eman-
cipation.-The language held up is bold and
resoiute; audit is Thought the claims set up
will be finally agreed to.
The merchants of Liverpool are petition
ing for participation in the East-India
trade
Eleven thousand Frame Work Meters of
the town and county of Leicester, have pc
titiored Parliament for repeal of the Or
ders in Council.
The King of England remains as usual
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-05-07

Thursday, HfrH 80.
Mr.. ReedpreseDteda petition of sundry mer-
chants of Boston, ~ Massachusetts, stating
that they have an immense amount of pro-
perry in the dominions of Great Britain, the
SAFETY Of which is jeopardised by the state of
the relations between the two countries, and
praying permission to draw their said pro-
perry from G.. Britain and her dependencies.
undo such provisions as shall be reasonable
and jIst
Some debate took place on the question of
reference ofthis petition. Mr. Rliea meved
20 postpone it to the 9TH July next. Mr..
Reed moved to refer it to the committee of
Foreign Relations. A motion by MIR. BIB.
to refer the petition to the committee ofthe
While to whom similar petitions have been
referred, was carried in the affirmative.
The bills from the Senate respecting "a Isl.
sociatioas for maritime security" ard he
bill concerning merchant vessels armed
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-30
From The Cleaner.
FROM THE DESK OF POOR ROBERT
THE SCRISE.

FROM THE DESK OF POOR ROBERT
THE SCRIBE.
OF all the stages Of life, that of
youtl,-tEat h!est period when the
passions allure to p!easure-when e.
very object is painted to the imagi-
nation in the vivid tints Of Joy, be-
fore reason has so far assumed her
enpire as to convince US that the
pleasures watch court Our pursuit
are momentary or iI!usive, or axpe-
rience has stamped the mortifying
conviction that a thorn turks with
it's poisonous dart beneath each flow
er-that is the happy period desig-
mated by all as the most delightful
Of life. The blood flows rapid and
warm through the heart. Every
lad, to the softer sex, is an Adonis.
Every pretty girl appears to the
youths. a Helen or a Venus.
But even that period is not free
from its troubles. Every cup Of plea
snre is dashed with a portion of al
Joy. NaDette signs, because Amelia
has blacker eye or finer dimple.
Olivia, although her shape is most
beautiful, pines in secret because
the face Of Ardeila is thought hand
somer. And even the sensible-thc
amiable-the accomplished Charlotte,
cannot conceal her cbagrin because
Mary has smaller foot and a finer
turned ANGLE. "Ah what a piece
Of wsrk is" woman! Still, dear, fro
ward-.unaec0untable creatures, I
like ye. delight in all yeur joys-1
sympathise in all your SORROWS. Per-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-30

AN EVENING THOUGHT.
be the Disc of day. Th' silent
n,., her dark mantle Ger the pensive
Ill. each ,atont energy Of ssul
r. Thought and contemplation Dear
uranis, bear me to ton azure sh'es'
B.yond the orb of Mars, "here i''.
sublime
Moves his'grand circuit; or iro'" '"'"oS
ascend ..
To the pale orb Of Saturn ana eSpss'
Our systeen's utmost eeo"a' WV"
Herschtll moves
IN orhit vast. UnceasiRg harmony
psr,adss the spacieus system Livery
Perform. its destined tour anu SAS@' :"
Tie reria, influence. Let me thence as
cspd
Through systea, numberles'' were my
Rad worlds,
Each to its sentral orb, their movements
r, ,.rfec, order, nor discover once
The least confusion In their heaThiy
walk
Thence bear me joyous thro' tn expand
ing skies,
4 Il 81
OF Won vas. milky gvay, where worlds OF
worlds,
Systems on systems, in one sparkling
maze,
Blend their bright beams with inter-
woven fire
There would new wonders strike my
captive ey",
Der spacious fields, where not the Pisfc'
ing tube
Has yet explor'd; where myriad oros
rnnsm'd, =,
Sparkle refulgsnt DER the vast protnund'
Grcat Con Of harmony, who's" match
less skill
Form'd ard supports these grand stu
pendous scenes
Bids sv'ry orb perform its dsstln'd
course,
Nor once permits confusion, but pre-
serves
Celestial order thro' thy spacious realm
Thee I adore. ard PROSTATE Will confess
Thy wisdom fi,ite, and boundiess Pc"
Eternal goodness, end eternal love
Yet whv On earth is man, thy chosen
caro-.
Left weak prey to those intsrnsl lnsts'
Those evil passions which ensender
strife,
Ard .hro' thy mortal system spread g.
round
Rage ard disorder? Why when heaven
shines
With beams of peace perpetual Ger our
heads,
Is man thus left to break the sacred ties
Of blood and nature: ard impctuous
rush
To war snd devastation, and en- earth.
Spread misery and hate and discord
round
o! from thy peaeeful residence on high,
Send down some portion OF ceiestla!
love,
Celestial harmony, ard once incline
Thy human family to love and peace.
O! regulate cur self-derang'd laairs
Hush the loud jarson of discordant
lands,
Bid universal peace her empire hold,
And sacred justice spread her prineely
throne
Grant Us to initiate yon splendid orbs,
That move obsequious to their Makers
will,
Each in its proper sphere, that Earth
may catch
Tn et,TeriaI harmony, nor more destroy,
The sacred order God and Heav'n APP
prove.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-30

coaMUNIcATsD FOR TAE EESIsLFR.
Ectract ola letter to a gentleman in
this city, dated
GOTTENBURGH, Sept. 5. 1912.
i" In Europe politics have under
gone a great change. Sweden and
Russia have again united with Eng
land, determined TO carry on the war
with visor against France. The
Russians continue the conflict with
obstinaey, in the heart OF their coun-
try; and hitherto si.e emperor Ma
poleon has not been able to advance
will. his usual rapidity, owing to the
astonishing exertions Of the Rus
SLAMS. who. by their slow and we'll
concerted retreat, keep the French
constantly at bay, and reader the war
long and tedious.
4" Although the expedition from
Sweden has not yet sailed, there is
no doubt it will be carried on WITH
great activity, as Bernadotte went
TO Abo to concert with Alexander:
Denmark likewise is expected to JON
by the persuasion OF the three allied
powers.
/" Since the 45th Of August the
Swedish ports are open 10 trade ;
however an ancient regulation IS re-
viyed, whereby foreign vessels can
only import the produce of 'i!r'" res
peetivs countries, and pay 10 per
cent. additional duty to what IS Pa'd
on goods imported in Swedish yes
sells; hence il even your situation
with England form no hinararee,
your vessels would not be admitted
with the produce ofthe Weston East
Indies; you must therefore conaus
yourself to tho produce ofyour own
country, by which the Americans
however, have the particular priv
Iege to pay eHIy 10 Fer cent. aadl-
tional duty"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-30
POT'O.I.aC and SHENANDOAH
LOTTERF.

WN7HEREAS book Ct Tickets In
w the Second Class Of the P"to-
mae and Shenandoah Lottery, now draw.
ing in Georgetown, containing one hsn-
dred tickets, numbered from 2ls0l TO
sl7oo, both inclusive, was on Wedpss-
day the 18th instant, mislaid or surrepIi-
tiously taksn from among the papers oil
the Potomac Company-l hsre5y cau-
tion all persons from making purchases
or receiving transfers of any OF the be-
fore described tickets, as they srs The
property of the Potomac C0mpsny. ard
No prizes drawn against any OF !hSir
numbers will De paid
JONAH THOMPSON, Agent
of Potomac and Shenandoah Lottery.
..Nurealbcr IS.
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mil. then. an cid fellow to tell ysu
frankly, that you are not so perfect
hut that attention TO little good ad-
vice may improve you:
Never swear-Profaue language
from your lovely lips seems thrice
;nuions. lam sorry that posterity,
who will read my writings, han
dred generations hence, should
know the fact. Tie fault is cot
mine. -,
Never read book iapriyate wEict'
You would blush TO have your father
find you pcrusing.
Check the first approach Of iiecn.
tious conduct or discourse and awe,
bv the Irresistible influence efiemais
virtue, the man iuto. silence, who
dares profane your ear vita a double
snlendre or an indicate allusion.
Ifs man of worth, but difiident,
be in company, pay not all your at
teation to the forward c0xcomb, al
though he may obirude himself upon
you. but complacentiy smile and en-
courage the confidence ofthe modest
and massuming.
Read your bibles, girls--read your
bibles. If at first as a duty it will
soon become a pleasure. Men Of
sense will love you better-and even
the knave and fool will respect you
the mere.
lfa yeuns man visits you, evening
after eyeniug-plaguing and poster
ing you with lis company. and gives
,oa no opportunity to, tell him his
visits are not acceptable-I'm sure
YOU all wonder how you are to re-
iieve yourselves from SO unpleasant
dilemma. l confess, girls, | hardly
KNOW have it-Ask them if
they gave read the last number of
Old Robert; il not, hand them the
Cleaner, and len to one but they will
take the hint.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-11-30
From the An.igua Gazette, Aug. 81.

From the an.igua Gazette, Aus. 81.
On Friday last, five American sea-
men arrived here from Barbuda, whO
state themselves TO have been part
of the crew OF the schooner Hiram,
which sailed from Bristol. { r. ~
the latter end Of last lhonlh, with \
pi.ivateers commission. and which
vessel was accidentally blown up at
saa on the 18TH inst. in latitude 10 rs,
Ner,h. OF the remainder Of the
crew Originally consisting of IS
persons some were blows up with
the vessel, and the remainder went
down with the wreck. The FIVE men
aforementioned, with boy severe
" wounded. and who Lied shortly af-
ter they cleared the wreck, wece
fortunate enouS:, to get possession Of
the boat, in which, after suffering
the greatest distress, which :empell-
cd them to subsist en- the body OF the
deceased bov Tor four days, they ar
rived at Barbuda, where they expe-
rienced every kindness witch the hui
name and benevolent mind Of tho
governor, Mr.. James. could suggest
to alleviate their suiferings. She is
said to have been boand in the first
instance, to st. Bartholomew.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is.

PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
coaMUNIcATsD FOR FHE EEGIsLFR.
Ectract ola letter to a gentleman in
this city, dated
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN AWAY on the 5oth June last, from
the estate of Daniel M'Carty, deceased, in
the county of Westmoreland, and state of
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY, a.
bout thirty-hve years of age, dark complex
ion, about SIX feet high, a bad countenance,
and a remarkable scar acloss bis nose, and
another on his head, little above his fore
head he had on homespun twilled yarn
and cotton round jacket and 2antaloons.-
There is no doubt but he will change his
clothes it is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. Its
expected that he has procured pass, or
forged certificate of his freedom, as he went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy OF their
pass, or certificate of freedom. 1t conf
IDENTITY expected that he will endeavor to get
to some of the northern or eastern states.
He was seen short time since in the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be given,
if taken in the county, and if out of the state
and secured in any Jail, SO that get him a.
gain, the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
RlChd. Stuart.
N. 3. All masters of vessels and othel
persons, are hereby forewarned from harbor-
ing or employing the above described Negro
Man, at theirperil, or under the seyerest pen
alties of the law. R. S.
SePEmSFr l6 co
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e. Removal.
Joseph SPEAR,
Respectfully informs his friends and hhe flu6-
Tic,

ReshectfuNy informs his friends and the tau6-
Tic,
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al.strcet TO the one lately occupied by Mr..
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches--he also makes
and repairs all kinds of Musical instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, &c and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen dollars
He hopes the quality of his materials, the
soundness of his work and the strict atten-
ton he intends paying to his business, will
ensure him encouragement from generous
public All the above branches of business
will be executed at the shortest notice.
November 28 DIST law