Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-18
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Sept 4, 1915
r'cs hzs made AZ inpressiou thar, n zag c.
,aer perioCi, or 9TH sag ceaer a.eIs "a % s-r.
would lead 90 chzzze n Z eFase1n q nez>
sure. Pcr ny oTH pzry, I zccn- a. edge,
ihzi have csrIred son@ hap>s frpca ;aE
temper 4 the pColac mad vIz1l- Z ssg Gzgz
ne SUCCESS o. thase Tzakess Who have
been 50 much the objecrs cs or ter.5a1.
h-s thrown Cur statesmen ia-s DISORDER. AID
called iorth spirit ofiaq1iry, n psrizz -aeu-
and n prIga-e, that ccgIs nsc have Ssez
lookec<fcT under c5rcCzsEz1ces usSre LAT
ierIEG. Bst my intention IA not nv 20 %
INTO review OF American Affairs: everr
ihIng that | have sid CT that kezd hzs be~sl
verified; and by The nexr sdvIc.s exOect- <
not the capture q our f1lIIlz 81 tRe Izk-s,
he loss az least. Of Upper Czn.f Whss
Pleases me- most, Is the sending abroad ,hoaa
foreign troops ana am :he mere .zrisss-si,
because Hose reign troops are suing - A.
r1erlca, who cosC ne two YEAR InUr5ssr-
men.it, and for only rrfcrriz z o zhacn. Ehe1.
they -sre Called IN 10 iRtorce the 4 ,xx7nz z
British s1idierS. was compelled x Uzy Be-
sides the Improvement, one Thousand uc1.utss
ster ing into his n.sJssty's treasury zyI
sm gratItled 70 learn that tsey are ali %
81 % nencs, because thsv witl TO lcc-zr
De employed UpoH such sSrtIcss IS -hey
have bes employed II ln-s c01Etry md Re
cause believe, that IT no: all, he nai.r
part CT them vii Oeccme peaceeble and Or
terly people ia AmerIce, and, ike shci-
predecessors OF the stessizls aud yV.tren-
bergers, who were carried 10 tazr coan,ry.
TO fog the Americans into subsection n The
former war. Ihey ait become useful and in
dustrioas farmers and Irsde-men-
During my residence in Pennsylvania
knew many OF those dsssians far whom hrs
tn lsty paid 6y he head thirty or forty
peunds sterling 10 the princess Of Hess= and
Nuremberg, whose sovereign are nov t.
ting OF the side u France aad against his
majesy's allies OF Russia, Prussia aud A,ts
,ria, and his highness Charles lean, Crown
arIsce OF Sweoen--I knew many # them,
become rich and RESPECTABLE IandnoIGerS.
Many, if not all, the German and Sass
troops will, ! entertain no doubt sha,eI ar,
become peaceable and opnient clIiz n OF the
American states. shall, IN NY first num-
Der of tie Register for October. take up this
subject, to which | have only adVertets n.
this occasion, because IhiS number, beng IN
addition TO the usual weekly number, l IA an
To preserve the Connection between Nh 7 I
have said IN the Register OF the 15sh xi,h
the continuation OF tue same Sutjscl In Tho
ensuing month
L Cannot, however, but observe, that the
AmeV Fz<SpccesseS have been TOO po~S rtul
III thes<<<<eeI To be depressed ur Concealed
by the2<.eoos OF dispatches, Official letters.
and bulletins ohic,ai ana semi. iiiciAi, VII Ga
appear tn be throsn out, It would seen, o
diminish the force Of the American news,
and 10 contound asd puzzle a Jhi king pso-
pie; To glut hem with So many details Of
battles. aud atfLirs ON the con;iH>o Ut, as
would render men of coamOn MINDS Icapa-
big Of understanding any Thing 10 which those
papers, official aud SEMI OificiAi, rels,e, it
| he thinking people had TO other means If
obtaining Information, or IT the quantity was
no, too much for the purpose iOr which it
was provided