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,..,e e-s.5se s.sis < -. e5-.set j. 'sE7 3
system was more reason
r rs,n means Of coercing her than the :;
a 'sar will prove TO be. Yet We e, I0 ,aa,
wa, war to J.. iuefficient-~e found that
Una. Una s ~ endure the embargo better
s snd longer than the people o! |. III, Is
an" ,v" could or would endure it; l.
e GO the purposes of the government 1t
~ the the same thing whether they can
not or will not bear such a policy
~" . :. is such, that it can
not be continued for any length Of
time. -, :.. 49,.
Ihave done. We have nothing to
c.;n and much TO lose. by the con-
TEST in which we are engaged.
Sir. il is time to pause.--ln the e:
vents Of this contest. our hopes and
dps,inies may be Involved What a
scene does this country now present !!
snft.,as the evils and privations of
extraordinarily abandoning a com,
merce greater than could be enjoyed
in time of European giving
no the means ofgrowing rich beyond
the dreams of national avarice-re-
i.ctins blessings such as the Al
mighty Disposer of events has never
III; within the reach Of any other
people. At war for commerce. yet
abandoning ali commerce, except the
expert trade which is held by the IL
cease Of the enemy and the fears Of
the national legislature. At warior
commercial and maritime rights. yet
smiting the commerce Il navigation
of the country, 1ith consumption
7cith blasting, and 7cilh mill, de7c.
At war for sailors rights, yet driving
three fourths of its sailors out OF the
country into the vessels of the enc:
my. perhaps to shed the blood OF
their countrymen, or to fall by the
hands of their brethren. Spurning
the good within our reach, we are
rushing upon evils unknown, meal
culable.
would call upon the nation to
pause-I would call upon patriotic,
enlightened and honorable men TO
ponder on the present state, and to
think of the future destinics OF the
country. I would entreat them to
stand in the breach and stay tie
plague"
Sir. let MS cease to thwart and op.
pose our high destinies-Iet us not
blast our exalted hopes-'et us net
ieopardize our liberty. cur privi-
leges, Cur happy form of govern
m@nt. our precious institutions. Let
MS wait till the caiam;ties Of Europe.
till " the little brief authority" of
the kings and princes Of Yesterday,
of " pinch back potentstes and scep-
tured parasites" shall have passed
away. For " the tyranny of France
.cili pass away, like fearful dream.
with the sudden crumbling and divi-
sion Of the power which upholds it,
Let us remember that the state Of
Europe, cut of which our difficulties
have arisen, depends upon tie tran
STORY life Of a single indiyidral.-
Yes, sir, the raging OF the storm
which agitatcs the political world.
depends upon the breath Of single
iadiyidnal-and nature has decreed
thGt Napoleon must die"
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A neat ?nd substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
ouire of the Printers.
JanHary 30
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ters in eOntrsre,,I
States and eisea( \
with His Britapa,"
ter, David Msut,,1
the impressmen,,,f|
considered , Of s.sl
to be made a cp]
rangcment. i
find uher.,p, Il
powers. as vel! al
recognize the NIL
subjects and ei;i.r|
to expatria,e ts,'
the nation la, all
ces Of al It's ei.i,1
| time of war. and =
ers respect The nj
|. Of the others Sh]
| operation in eea,sl
| principle
| for a neutral pod
! upon one natiqa ii
! it to reliaquish al
maintained BY th,J
| find 'chereas, ii
the government I'D
| to protect and cad
| CAN seamea, arI /
| our ships, tie ua.eI
seamen. who arrt,
eitizcns OF their nj
subsistence
| and ;chcrcas, 4,
of the seamen cl(I
| belong 10 this Con-
this Legislature i.
certain how NAM d
impressed or Taken |
| France, or any da
| der that sa;i,fa,rv
may be had, and &
| the government I'D
| Ordered, that VI,
| Salem) Mr.. IfIIil,
tom and Mr.. Vat,
be a Committee 10,
port what mes,urs
taken in order 10 q
Der Of the scamen 1
wealth Impressed ,
foreign nation.
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taken in order 10 n
Der Of the scaMen 1!
wealth Impressed \
foreign nation.
From the N'tu Ts|
Law lNTEILIslI|
before the court Vi
city 4 county, aa|
OF M'DOTald, b@s.|
rison at Governsf,
dicted for stsb5in,l
public street at VI
appeared IN evitt1
men had been seMl
Island 70 apprssa
they found the M
Mr.. Hatheia's IN
Whitehall slip, andy
as q sentinel on Tx
house. The mats
to IiatGeld's ezdif
among the inhaO'H1
borllocd, and st''1
the door TO sec II
ward. The sc'd~|
de,.ed them cf n
sing TO step Sac" !
places, ard drI'n:l
ut this mon'en' ~
OF a neishb1rl's y
that any soldiers y
any disturbance "
in attempting ''..rI
received the ron
bayonet in he 'ai;1
The jury :a::'a]
The recorder in''1
lin, 10 be S'.o'';1I
sentence. Ad:!;;a,1
prisoner he 81" j
scrr:y the pri'o"''
for doing what n
enormously 'a's;'I
as such oni'rSSr y
rated in a state y
cour, had ;h'"" ]
to take an r'I,F.,
case. lie said 'AH
to be maintains ]
that the nili,s'! \
emf to the ci'ii'9s1
high time It that bat, n
knew S it, if 'h'f =
ready. l, i' ::.', !,'
to make a T'i',|
checked cheek in the b. :
many per'inF.s': IT. : |:
seryatipps On !. i" J
zen and seI-lsh =.
s Ss" ii: Irs:'l
confinement :; ia t%5,I
''( On IN lie he SANE i, \
was convicted 0,
the Il e public : t. e. =, I,
mers in The f% :.
duet of It's ,E.:4
ageously '''''''
report it. :
Soldier, an! !. :
since, five or ~
a fancy to "1 ,'s,a.
walk :; n.s !, %; s: 3. =
ing ing up to a '''') |
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HON. HERMANUS BLEECKER,
Delivered IN the II. Of r. fresenfai'Oes
January Z.
ON THE NEW ARMY BILL.
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Soldiers az! N
since, five OF INA
a fancy 10 MAJ ,I',.,saI
walk, in the ~',Ig
ry man, ,sa ..rree|
with into tbe ~
ing up to a P''
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
FOREIGN.
New York, January 90.
LATEST FROM LIVERPOOL

Last evening arrived at this port the ship
Swift, Rowland, from Liverpool fron,
whence he sailed on the Ii of Dece .nber
Capt. Rowland has favored the Ed;tors or
the Mercantile Advertiser with a file of ON
don papers to the 9TH of December. but tbe;r
contents were anticipated by the arrival of
the brig Marmion, from London, which YES
sci furnished us with London paDerx of the
10th of December.
Capt. ri. informs us, that the British Go
vernment had refused to extend the time
gwen to American vessels with Licenses
and won!d not furnish any more to bring
Goods to America.
The cartel ship Pennsylvania Packet. had
arrived at Liverpool from PHILADELPHIA. and
the passengers were not allowed to land nm
I'll their passports were sent up to London,
and others sent back to Liverpool for them.
The brig Priscilla, from Baltimore. for
Oporto, arrived at Liverpool on the 9th of
December,>a prize to the letter of maraue
Olive Branch.
On the 18th of january, in lat. 40, 20, long.
SO, 81, Capt. Rowland fell in with the Spa-
nish brig General Ballesteros, prize to the
French .privateer DilligVnt, Capt Grassin
The General Ballesteros was captured on
the LIST of December, and was ordered for
4 h"ouSip"id, nul having experienced SeVC-
raj severe gales, and suffered very much in
spars, sails and rigging, the prize crew be-
ing worn out with fatigue, and destitute of
provisions, thought proper to abandon her,
and embarked ON board of the Swift, but
previously set fire 60 her
The General Ballesteros was from Ma
deira, laden wine and salt, for Phladelphia
Captain Rowland, previous to her being
burnt, took out IS pipes of wine, and some
almonds, which lac has brought into this
port in the Swift.
We further learn from Capt. II. that an
Orderfrem London, reached Liverpool three
days previous to his sailing, requiring every
American vessel to be strictly searched, for
the detection of Goods, contraband Of war.
Capt. Rowland has brought Dispatches
from our Agent in London, to the Secretary
of State.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

ed to tie dominions of Spain for the year
preceding the seth of September last, if
practicable, and If not, for the year ending
the 30th Sept. 1911, was taken up and q
greed to.
The egrossed bill, with the amendments.
giving the right of pre-, emption in the pur-
chase of lands to certain settlers in the Illi-
nos territory, was read the third time and
passed.
Mr. Magruder from the commilAe ap-
pointed on the subject, reported s15iil ri
wing further time to the purchasers of pub
lie lands, northwest of the river Ohio, to
complete their payments, which was read
tic hrst time and passed to second read
ing.
Mr.. l-eib, from the committee to whom
the subject was referred, reported bill es
tablishing the discipline of the army Of the
United States and for other purposes, which
was read the first time and passed to a Sc
cond reading.
February
Mr.. Campbell of Tennessee, from the com.
'nittee TO whom the subject as referred, re.
ported the following bill. which wa. read and
passed to the second reading.
Bill vesting in the President Of the U. States,
the power of retaliation in the cases therein
specified.
De ct declared and enacted, &c. That if any
cit'zen ct the U. States, in the military service
oil the U. States, or of any individual state, or
serving on board any public ship of war, or any
private armed vessel commissioned for war,
who has been, or shall be taken prisoner by the
! enemy, has been, or shall be subjected TO CAPT.
tai or o her punishment, by order ofthc British
government, or of any court, officer, or agent,
acting under its authority, on the pretence of
MS having been born within the British domi-
mons, or on any pretence whatever, not war
ranted by the laws and usages of war, among
civilized nations, it shall be lawful for the
PRESIDENT OF the U. States, ard he is hereby
empowered and required, in every such case,
20 cause retaliation, by like punishment, to
I've eNecu'ch on Some person taken in arms, in
,he service OF u Britain, against the U. States,
designating tor that purpose, in the first in.
stance, prisoner who having been born within
the U. States, and having been a citizen there
OF, shait have been taken whilst voluntarily
bearing arms in the service of G.. Britain, a
gainst the United States; or if there shall be
no prisoner of that description, such other pri-
soner, being native of some one of the Bri
tish colonies, now the United States, rs may
not nave been citizen of the u. S ates and
IN case there shall be prisoner, or not a suf-
ncient number of prisoners ofcither Of the said
descriptions, it shall then BE- lawful for the
resident ut the u. States, to cause the retalia
ZION 20 be executed on any British subec; or
subjects, wherever founi, and wheihor taken
IN arms ornot, against the U. States: Provided.
That IN every case, the &C, or acts to be rc,,-
hated, and the liability of the persons to sufTer
the retaliation, shalt appear to the satisfaction
OF court martial, Of which three fie id officers.
at least, shall make a part
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

Extract Of letter from Gentkeman in
Bordeaur TO his Corresftondent in this
City, dated 1871 October.
Mr.. Barlow has positively received from
the Emperor assurances of his high satisfac-
ton on account of the "glorious conduct %
as he expresses it, of the Americans, in CON
tending with England for the maini ainaDce
of their Maritime Rights; and his Majesty
promises to grant to their trade every faci
lity The Minister who was appointed some
time ago to negotiate with Mr.. X. lin the
place Of the Duke of Bassano, who was too
much occupieG) has received orders to re
new the negotiations, and bring them to an
immediate termination. The Minister of
Marine has instructed the Maritime Pre-
fects to treat the prizes sent into French
ports by American privateers, agreeably to
the Convention of 1900; and that the Ame-
ricaD Cohsuls-are TO have extensive iurisdic-
ton over them. He adds, "the Custom
House will of course exercise their accus-
tomary authority to see thai the Revenue
Laws are compiled with" We shall short
ly know how the Minister Of Commerce
means to treat the affair; we may infer ia
vorably, as all the Ministers act subordinate
to the will of the Emperor; no one of them
dare take on himself decision of any i'm
portanCe but III consequence of ms will
which serves as a general guide to the va
rious branches Of administration. American
privatcers need not now, in my opinion. ne
state to enter our ports, or to send in their
prizes. have myself seen the copy of the
Minister of Marines letter above mention
ed.
The schooner Warwick has just arrived
from Boston with fish, and the schooner Pi
lot from Baltimore with w. Indies produce.
BTandies $50 to 900 francs per so yol;s.--
Exchange OIL London fallen to IL francs and
offered"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

/" The Pys2G, ho,vrpey, tyhied I nav. y.sejUeG
@loyaLD amt atiaehy7sat .fton his Mqje,fy'r
sne1eef' ." Norfh Aaeyisa are bighiy safistac.
Whether the Prince Reg, nt INTENDED 20 in
probation, his Bo,foa subjects does not nrco;ss,
~ appear. IL ~ best, however. 10 give his ~
plause its most lib 'ra! application and r.c.
tainls the fidelity nf G,e Cpnadians hears 49,.
proportion 70 tie foNitY of ha vay,sl, j.. th...
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CONGRESS.
IN SEAa7E.

r, January so.
fhe no. on made On Thursday last bv
81 Sni'h Of Md. calling upon the Secreta-
ry - the Treasury fer statement of the
specific articles the Growth, produce and
nsnufseturs Of the UunitOd States, EXPORT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
January 90.

William Kennedy representative from
North Carolina, vice Thoma. Blount, de
ceased, appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. Gholson, from the Committee of
Claims, reported bill for the relief If Ed
ward Kean and Aquil'a Beaver, which was
twice read and made the order for Monday
next.
MILITIA BILL.
The bill supplementary to the act for
arming the whole body of the Militia and
tor CHASING the same, was read the third
time.
Mr.. Quincy rose and opposed the bill
with his usual warmth, and at considerable
length.
Mr. Robertson replied to Mr.. Quincy. &
advocated the bill.
Mr.. Tallmadge followed in opposition to
the bill.
Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Stow spoke in ,un-
port of the bill. and Mr.. Biselow against Il
Mr.. Nelson opposed the bill ON the ground
that IT is not so constructed as to satisfy the
various and Conflicting interests of the diff
terent sections of the Union and from his
dislike to the provision authorising substi-
tutes' exc. although approving the addition
al provision for arming the militia and
concluded by moving to recommit the bill.
to the committee of the whole House for :
mendment.
The question on recommitment was ne
gativeti.
For recommitment 46
Against it 81
MT. Rhea supported the passage Of the
bill.
Mr.. Williams followed in support of the
bill & i'll reply toMr. Quincy and Mr.. Tall
madge.
The question on the final passage Of the
bill was hen taken by yeas and nays, and
carried, ayes CT, nays 4s.
The engroSsed bill providing compensati
on to Captain Hull and the officers & crew
OF trigate Constitution, for the Capture and
destruction ofthe British frigate Guerrero
was read a third time. 1.-THE bill authori.
yes grant of 5 $4,000, and not 8 100. 600
as stated in our last
MIR. Mike opposed the passage Of the
OIL on the ground that the President has M
power or authority to expend the public
money IN gratuitous grants to individuals.
Mr., Sawyer stated that he wished to
make some remarks in reply TO MIR. M
Kee, but from the lateness Of the Lour "a
o'clock) and an indisposition With which he
was oppressed, it was not now in his pow-
er-he therefore moved an adjournment.
which was carried, ayes A.
February /.
Mr. Morrow, from the Committee Of pub.
lie Lands, to whom had been referred the
bill from the Senate for carrying into effect
the Report of The commissioners appointed
in 1908, &c. respecting the Yazzoo claims.
reported certain amendments to the same :
and the bill and amendments we're referred
to committee of the whole.
CONSTITUTION & GUFRRTFRE.
The House resumed the order of the dav
on the bill making compensation to the Off
GERS and crew Of the Constitution for the
destruction Of the frigate Guerriere-The
bill being on its third reading.
Mr.. Sawyer spoke in support of the bill
and in reply to Mr.. M'Kee
Mr.. Dawson spoke also warmly in favor
Of the bill.
Mr.. M'Kee replied, also with considera.
Bile warmth.
Mr.. Stow advocated the bill.
Ihe argument against this bill was. that
Il would be setting precedent which would
be considered authoritative in failure cases :
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

The additional returns from 1895 to 1904,
inclusively, were received from ore of the
principal custom houses IN the U. S. since
tne date OF the last report to the Senate, and
those for 1911 and 1912, above stated, are
not complete.
Respectfully ubnit!ed.
JAMES MONROE.
Department of State, Jan. 9th 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISBATUUE,.
Mr. Smith, ofFrankin county, has infrodu.
ced into lie House Of representatives, a hill
granting to Gen. Arthur st Clair the sum of
200 dollars immediately, and 200 dollars per
annum during life. This proposition, so inf
nteiy honorable TO the mover will, we most
sincerely hops, obtain an unanimous vote.
The bill for building a ~ r. n ship for the
ocean, and % gun ship for Llkc Erie. as n
git to the government Of the Uo.ted States.
has passed the i'ouse ~ rcDresentativcs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

ing statement. whic contains all the infor.
mation IN the Department, called for by the
Senate, ct the number of persons, born in
foreign countries, who have been legally ma
turaiised IN the United States, and register.
ed annually as American seamcn. accord
ing to returns from the Custom Houses, un-
der the act of the 2sth of May, 1895, rela-
tive To American seamen.
From these returns it appears that there
have been registered at the different Gus
rom Houses insthe United States, of this
description of citizeus, the following num-
oers OF seamen, distinguished by the seve,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
- -
DOMESTIC.
NEw-YoRK, Jan. %.
SUCCESSFUL pRlYATEERINC

ZOs
SUCCESSFUL pRlYATEERING.
Inc smau Ptvateer Eagle, fitted out ofthis
port at the expense os shout S 5000, took two
prizes on her first cruze, the sales of which
amounted to S l19,S57,99. After deductinr
duties, fees, commissions and charges, there re.
named balance to divide Of s 1882, half of
wh'cn, . 24,7 accrues to the scamen and off,
rs o. the Privateer She was manned with
'orty hye men and allowing their shores :, oJ
ditlon to those of the officers to mai :, -, .o.
gregate ct eighty shares, the sum will ,I;v;J.
. oooSo 10 each share. The owners of tie
?r"ateer have dividend of & 655 ON e,c,
s""re' or' Clear gain, after the vessel is maid
'or ana rel,tted for another crlize of four bmn>
dred and five dollars ""' NUM-
lA'sai"r's shaye in the Saratoga, on her first
I I'm' amounted to three hundred and eleven
dollars net proceeds.1
i'erish the fnvdders" A Late Iondon no
per has the following article, which anoears
without remark in the papers in this country
.r'e'a'y 10 the "Bulwark Of religion and liber-
In June last, British force under Col. Gil
iepsie, took by assault, i'm the island of Law.
the castle and fortified district of native pr;nc
ule emperor Sooioo, Sultan Djociocarta The
place was defended by seventeen thousand men
WHO were destroyed or made prisoners of. and
hins'y Two pieces of cannon and much aInmu
hitiVi2hu treasure were taken
sRoper that our American citizens should
,pnqulreyeto the causes of tbP~ar with Algiers.
from .nSSocuments bsiare our government it
geo to the 4sh%:> Ifthe history of the
wars wars OF EnrSpeAehai AgsApppeass connected
WIN the couiFtc ial fpDGcy of aiAr nation, il
Wi be Just d1Eiiry y what nation we NAV
n" U'' aEmr2na1WRnte We Drgentiposture Of
aur n a.,s' II sisrs can find
ference fie NJ ar an" isa n5vr-
we ouSht in justice tn Be sstisfied of the intlu-
snsss'iah an interfering power could maintain.
Tat least of great cotcAn that we know what
2aNses do usually prodde<the hostiii,ies of the
harbaTy states, and wIe<her the power that
could excite the barbariap "a America, would,
or ever has excited the bafbarian of Africa. A.
s'i, or Europe, or that such power has ever
neen so employed. Competitions in great ma
uonai concerns are easily settled; and if we
enter into the competitions of commerce, we
should resist firmly the appearance of evil.
R-,ex R.1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

- vi. II.
For the year 1896, 6S
Additional, for the same year,
For the year 1877. $50
Additional, forthe same'ycar, Is
For The year 1898, 80
Additional, for the same year. 90
For the year 1899. 90
additional, for the same year. is
For the year 1900, ~
Additionat for the same year,
For the year 1901, 81
Additional, for The same year, IL
For the, year 1902, "a
Additional, for the some year,
For the year 1908, 1914
Additional for the same year, 16
For the year 1904, 100
Additional. for the same year. "a
For the year 1905, 6S
Fer 1906, "a
For the year 1907, ~
For 1908, *
For 1909, Ola
For 1910, IA7
For 1911, so
For 1919, "a
1850
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
NEW YonK January 81.
A VALUABLE PRIZE

festeTdav alrv, 4 in the Sound, and anchor
ed few miles above Hel-Gate the British sbip
hio Nouva, from London for St Kits and An
tigua, with valuable cargo of dry goods to J.
White and CO. This ship was captured on the
tour eenth of December, of Madeira, by the
p'lyate err Rolla, ofone gun, Captain Doolev of
Baltimore, after an engagement of twenty mi
nu es, an none killed or wounded ON either
SIDE: The prize is a London built shin, Of
neatly four hundpssi afd'e4gllty toss, coppered
ana COPPER 9 seemed, not three ye.rs old, mounts
e' iieen gyms, and bad a essw of<twenty.ive
"e'. AA
70 az ! lps W + ,ps, s.s n3 A. IS
The s;ate Of hostki,y whichf xists }betwec,
the Kins&m 4sGgn,t ain and the IA states'
makes il nseessSsy tt,zf the int ox3te Wick
may take place between this coshify and the
adjacent ProvineeA Of Canada, .s5S1Id be repu.
lated on the prime fsesasblsk Govern beIliser-
en- Nations h"ye had it in charge from the
commanding general CHANDLER, that no per-
son saouid be permitted to pass in or ou, Of
Canada, without his permission, or in his All.
,enee, the permission of the commandment of the
District OF Champiain. This order has been
communicated to the commanding offer ON
the lines, and will he strenuouslv enforced
some members of the community have been
found so void of all sense IF hnnor-love nr
|"''u Of any ouer principle which has ro-
Vcrned tic virtuous of all nations and apes
as TO hold correspondence with, and rive in.
teiiigence 70 our enemies''; it therefore be-
comes my duty, te'put the laws in full force.
The two following, sec ions, of the Rules and.
Articles of War,swlicl, are equally binJing On
the citizen as the soldier, are published for tb.
informatioIppf The public, that no one nv
plead ignorance as from this time hcnce,or.
ward: they shall be enforced with the greatest
severity.
Art. SO. Whosoever shall relieve the enc
my with money, victuals or ammu ition. ar
shall knowingly harbor or protect an enemy.
shall suffer DE triI. or such other punishment
as shall be ordered by the sentence of Court,
Martial
CAR. 81. Wlds6seenshall be convicted
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