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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06
Baitim ore, March 40.

odttsmOTc, N1ufCh ~.
Arrived, Saturday night, the United
States boat Dispatch, sailing master Davis.
under flag oftsuce. The Dispatch went
from Norfolk to Lynhaven bay with Mr..
Svertchkof the Russian Sec. of Legation,
who had conference with Ad. Warren on
board the San Domingo, & returned here on
his way to Washington. The result of this
conference has not yet TRANSFERRED. Left
the squadron, on Friday morning, the San
Domingo intended to go into Hampton Roads
the next day-2 frigates and briggs with
some tenders remained in Lynhaven Bay.
They had captured nothing bat few bay
craft.
March ST.
The President of the United States has
required of the executive of this state to
| furnish five hundred drafted militia, as part
of this states quota of the 100, 900 which he
is authorised by an act of Congress to re
quire the states to furnish they are to be
| marched to Annapolis and remain there to
guard that city In compliance with the
| requisition, the executive has ordered the
number required to be drafted proportion
ably from the militia of Anne Arundel.
Montgomery, and Hartford counties.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06

we understand the Secretary at War
mas cared on the Governor of Pennsylva..
delphia. and be under the orders of C..
Bloomfield. Dr,, E-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06

The Americans who were On board th..
reacoek inform, that when it was ascer-
tanned tn at the Hornet was an America
slooP o. war, general panic peryaded ,ha
crew OF the feacock, and the aptain re-
pflmanoco- them severely for Discovering
such terror Bosf. Cyirozr. =
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-06

we understand, says the NewYork a.
iumbian, the Marshal of this Distr;ct ~
taken into custody, a number of British oh,
jects, Tor disregarding the repeated notices
winch have been given. and remainin- ~
the CITY, contrary to the orders of govern
ment tor their removal to requisite dis,
lance from the'tid waters of the sea co..,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

the surplus ordnance on hand, and divers petit
tons relative thereto, have, according to or
der, had the same under consideration, and
come TO several resolutions thereon
lst. Resolved, That all free white males,
who are now, or may be hereafter, enrolled in
the Militia Of this commonwealth, be distribut.
cd, for tl,e purpose Of being disciplined and in
strpcted, into two classes, one whereof shall
consist Of the militia between the ages ofcigh-
teen and years, and shall be called the
State Guards and that the residue Of the mill.
tia shall compose the otIFeT class, a,d be demo-
minated tie Senior Militia Of VirSpHia.
Cd. Resolved, That the Stare 0uards be
formed into composites, batfions, res1mcnts,
brigades and divisions, in caniShnitytiwth the
present militia laws Of this c6snmoi3wealth
and that, for the further purfRse Of teing dis.
ciplined and Instructed, sucbs9ortide of tie
militia shall be encaInped 10 battalhh for no,
less than noAEiore than days
81 some convenient season of every year, al
fsome central ground wi,hih their respective
battalion districts, ard, while so cncamped
shall be taught and required TO perform ali th,
duties which sppertain 90 body Of troops 10
such military station IN time Of actual war.
81 Resolved, That che Senior Militia o,
Yiyeiaia shall remain as &C present formed, bu
shall hereafter be required, except in case o
nsu,rec,ion, invasion or war, to perform NJ
other militia duty than that Of assembling 10
companies, once in every year, for the purposr
Of instruction Provided, that tie officers o
the Senior RfiEha, along with those Of IN,
state GaarH shaIlke sgbiCSrto,a. like aonua
training with that tbyre qBired b.. tpy
9TH Resolved, Hb5t there)zte Gualds shall
be maintained Fh4e emboa &d.5at the xpens
Of the eommo1F eaNh, out Il fund to consist
in part, Of Ne Rncs levied l8y nsglect 81 viola
ticn ofmjbua dIty, and, in pam. vi a commute
ton, nOteXceetns per aHhum, to b
paid ~ tic Fn-commissioued officers an
priyates Of the Senior Militia, for their releas
from the duty now required Of them or
such manner az may be A. Jaw provided
5th. Resolved, Tha, III all those countic
| wherein dcposit Of arms can be safely mad
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

FDAt y Us dail' iof
The French ship Tamerlane which was noti-
ccd in our last as being captured by the Bril-
tish sloop Of war Tartarus, has been abandon
ed BY the British officer and seamen who had
charge Of her. She had been got aAoat for a
short time, but grounded again the vessel ha-
wing bilged and the app arance of bad weather
on Thursday night, determined the officer and
crew TO quit her, which they did, and came on
shore IS in number, near Lvnnhaven creek, and
surrendcring themselves prisoners OF war, were
several small vessels havJ been along side,
and taken out some Of tlf catko, but to what
extent We have not l4mtd. LGger.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

4 requsitiou was made Tor detachment Of
800 Of the militia Of Tennessee their ostcn.
sible destination New Orleans, but the prcsum-
cd theatre OF action, Pensacola Or Mobile; the
distance 70 which, from Nashville, the place
Of rendezvous, is computed 90 be 1900 miles.
Notwithstanding this, Rpd the important cir
cumstance Of their bavHig 90 march beyond
the jurisdiction Of th@U! stes, 1000 voluu-
teers from West Tst1iesAee alone presented
themselves al the time AID place appointed, be-
ing 500 more than va rcquircd-With zeal
and patriotism like ths on ,ic part Of the CT
items, corresponding vigilance and pcomp-
tttude in The governmch viii insure the sue
cess of our arms, and pHoye ~ the enemy that
his influence has not entifcg paralized our en-
lergies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
yIRGINTA ARGUS.
MO WD
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81. 1sfs.

'-N-H y M -As 1919.
Correspondent observes rnacn .,o-,-,,----
ON inc federal or English party, to the pro
osed addition 20 our regular force of 2O'OOD
yYeiVe months men-The season is evident
hey know that the whole could be probably
ecrulted before Springs there are thou.
tnds m Country like ours, who from motives
patriotism, would cheerfully devote one
sor IN their Country's service, who would nos
hllst tor alonger term--and that there are al
? great many more wild would wish to try
Dr. one year first howa-sstssiier's life would
rec with them, before theyayould engage lon
er-Meoptime the enlistmehts ofthe years
Aen would go on, and be encouraged by high
bounty of money, and some from a desire
2 get the bounty of land $50 that we should
ave enough durable troops before the times
the - months men would expire-and
fobably the business in Canada finished ere
sen--tor these troops could not be persuaded
hat IT would be unconstitutional to cross over
re lines or leave the United States.
Thus Canada would not be preserved--or
'obably the British would have TO grant us
honorable pesce.-This would distress
cir friends, As it would make our govern
ent popular.
AD'eAa county, 10th i'm. 1873.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

The loan Bill for thtpresen@ Near was yester-
day introduced into he Hodse of Representa-
tives by the committee of Ways and Means.
The amount Of the fsparsis, as nfual, left blank
in the bill, to be 8geanp by tbe House The
rate ofinterest is noSRsescribedA 1.-The loan to be
rredeemable FOR twelve years, ~ such further
time as the government shall think proper to
contract for. A commission Of one-fourth of
one per cent, is proposed TO be allowed to per-
sons receiving subscriptions for making sales
of the stock 70 be created by the bill.
Mas Iuf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
BY Last Evenings Mail.
BALTIMORE, January Is.
LATEST FROM FIR ANCE.

LA rs i FROM FIR ANCE.
Through the. politeness Of Mr. Stump, SUI
percargo of sChooner lhypx, Taylor, ar
rived at AnnapoIis on Ssfurday in Al DAYS
from Nantz, We have received a file of the
Journal de Pafis from the tSth of Nov. To the
LIST of December, both ineiaaiYc, and a file Of
the Journal Politique, of Nantz, from the LIST
of November to the 4th of December. a
Paris Moniteur of the 28th of November IS
also received. These contain news thirteen
the Cola Gomez ia meenoned Under f the b6 S
ton h-ad. The Lynx sailed from NaDtz on
the 9TH December. In her came passenee r
DIR. Robert Morrell, the bearer of despatch
es from Mr.. Barlow to government.
Mr.. Barlow had certainly left Paris for
the north. Some arrangements favorable to
America and American commerce, il was
expected, would be copeiuded by our minis
teI with the French goYeTanent. Markets
for American produce were high in France,
as viii be seen by the annexed price current,
with which Mr.. Stump has obligingly favor
ed u.s.
1t was said in France, that the grand army
had entirely evacuated Russia that they
would winter at Kongsburg, in Prussia, and
would move from St. Petersburg in the
spring.
We find the goth, 27th and 2sth French
bulletins in our files. The 18th is in town
the one given as the 25th in the London pa
pers was spurious.
1.-The 26th bulletin contains particular
description of the destruction done at Mos
COW, and the blowing up of the Kremiin, pr-
or to the retreat of the French from it. It
shall be given co. morrow
BERLIN, Nov. 7.
Mr.. Barlow, minister from the y. States
Of America, TO the Court of France, arrived
in this city on the 9Th. He proceeded on his
journey yesterday on his way to Konigsburg
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

Capt ApANs, Of Il ship H2bs. in 55 days
from Lisbon, arrived here yesterday, informs
that the day before he left Lisbon, official ac-
counts were received there Of bloody battle
fought near Burgos, in whicii the English claim
a victory, having taken 1000 prisoners. The
slaughter ON both sides was immense the bat
tie being fought almost entirely with tnc bayo.
net. Brought no papers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
THE RAMBLER.
Jan. II.
BY norrop ToayNso-

IHE subscribers have in store, for private sale.
on accommodating terms
2ooo sacks Salt real Liverpool filed sacks.
t"hed, large aud in fine order,
500 sacks coarse Salt,
$4,000 lbs. brown Sugar ia hhds. tisrces and
barreis--a part Of which is Of frst rate
quality,
1000 lbs Coffee, aproportiou Of which, prime
and grcen--u terce 4Fbarrels aud baes
so hhds. Nfolasses--lassl.of which LIST quality
20 Puncheona Rum, sart OF which is old,
hnely iayoured, aud OF superior quality,
10 binds. New York recticd Rum,
R R'Rfi Pipe, and genuine London particular
) quarter casks Madeira Wine, ' ''''''''
10 pipes FRENCH brandy, part Of which war.
ranted gendirc,
R R5f p dPa superior quality Gle,
10 Boxes Imperial Tea,
100 boxes Candles,
100 do Soap,
100 DO. Chocolate
100 do. Spanish Segars,
so barrels Northern Applo1--sound gad 10
nice order,
50 bales spinning CotsQa-Also, an assortment Of
DrW Goods,
viz.-superine Costinj A--Flannels--F rizcs-Krp-
dal CotoDs--coarsey aih fJoseA bite ln,lia Goods
-Dimihes--superdaeC aleoes--and a great vario,
t. Of other articles.--Dhf} exp9aed from PhiIs-
delpiia, 10000 lbs Penuibgton's 8tu labelled SUI
Bar in boxes and barrels-hlso, by the ship Adj.
gal from Liverpool, 500 sacks Salt, real Liverpool
hiied--aud from Baltimore, Whiskev, brown SUI
gar, aud prime green Coffee
We continue to make liberal advances ia cash on
ail consgumsnts entrusted to our care--anG having
most eonmodous completely fre-proof Ware
house, are well prepared for the reception Of Goods
1NoHcure, Ro5bs0n u Peasants,
.Hucf'rS,
Coraer Of y. and 18th street aud opposite
to ShockOo Warehouse
Jar. n. tf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

ga few Tickets in The s3,quehsns CANAL
Lottery Warranted l4lravm b. the 4ath dayl
iust received andgff 7s5fe AZ this Office
Two 3O,OOO--two $1,000 and two 5000 dollar
prizes arc still in the who'd
January IS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
HIaEINEi sEeEsL lTuRE.

IN the Haslse of Delegates, YESTERDAY, mr.
taneey, from il,e cosenittee sf;55tOted to dc.
Use measurssfor deietse oftliH S,sie, present.
cd The folIsp1vg ssAstlon, whieh was ordered
70 be lal4'0n tie tafA
REs',1vEp. Phat dse Gpvsrrgo,- q. this Com
mo9s'e6th be hequesteato renewRs cores.
spSrdence withRhe Executive of the u. States.
IN relation to the defence OF the maritime from
tier OF this Statci and, for that purpose, to re.
commend to the Executive of the UAited States
TO can forth and embody many of the militia
OF the State as may suffice to furnish, al least.
one comRny thereof, for the security of each
OF those pkces of deposit excepting the CITY
OF R'chmdpG) Of The munitions OF war which
may be prevailed bylaw. -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
From he Matioaai .4Ivocate.

VI34 VIC @FtIFIO7Eft yIIUOtNFc.
ANOTHER SPLENDID VICTORY.
On the Marriage OF Captain HULL, to Miss
AMIN HART.
Brave HULL. first non The HEARrS of all
mo Soish CoiuRi6ia's glory,
Ryforcfng Briton'S flag TO fall
WeH kno5vn ia recent story.
BIT nor content guith Ur<ory,
His joy he must i0i0eFs JS>Sa
IND utter conqnering foes al sea,
.No7v gains a female HEART
January z, 1918.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
la county, 1OM Ign. 1913.
xtract Of a letter from sEas1sagfon Cir, date,
January ., 1918.

3n"na'y 1873.
"The newspapers furnish few topics for
comment. Congress furnish Still fewer. The
War.biH, as you viii see by the Intellgencer
of to-day, has been introduced INFO the House
of Representatives. We shall now SEE what
the merchants will do. AR. Che4es, you know,
intimatcd that if the Bontis were hot enforced
against them, they would ieti government their
money. l doubted ihi sgttlie time, aid doubt
it still, though the pronisss IS endorssa BY Mr..
Cheves.
" Bonaparte, it is now said, has actually e.
yacuated Moscow. Between the Russians and
tie French that great city has been made desc.
late 1t is probable he has not found good mi
litary quarters in Russia, and intends laying by
for the winter, to break forth in the spring with
renewed visor 1t was certainly wise in Napo.
Icon, if Moscow was not tenable, to abandon it
at once. It is one trait Of wisdom always to
do without delay what,isShayitabIe.
"The war in Spain 9s.6bviously taken a
turn against the Englisi, This will be more
felt in London than any evenfef the northern
war"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
Lands for Sale.

FoRCAsH, OR ON 4 sfoRT CREDIT.
ME subscriber will sell two hundred and
lightweight acres of
l. A n ID,
In the county Of Hanover, adioinnee the Rocky
Mills estate-about 20 miles from Rich uoni
IS miles from the hoad Of. the Richmond
Iurnpike-within 9 .pilSs OF tSo very excel
lent manufacturing filIffand III an agreeable
aeiShhourhood.
It's supposed to u YAnecessiry to speal, OF
the quality OF this L2edS Vas pelsoS disposrdt to
purchase, will doubtlesNsis@ thcpremises and
Judge for themselves.
70 the subscriber in Richmond, and afterwards
at his residence in Powhatan.
WM. POPE.
Jan. 81 Wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
Drugs IA AIe5leineg.

~ uS 'N,A-iA04i fSlhtS.
e subscriber yfespsel6hTT, informs his
friends sn3thc w - ftstse as opened in
the tenement ~ bgis~f On srs IFuIwbvison
: Pottery, and :. ~ eol.sr u the ,tre yo,.
leading 4 ON thsNain te,ft0 Mayo bridge.
Ia genera ND Yell kccted Assortment Of
DRUGS, AiRlstclNEs, "a INV5, &c, which be
offers for &c on ressonabl germs for cash, Or
l4cceptsncea ifaeEn.
JOHN MoMABA.
Richmond, July II, VH
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21

The Democratic Press, in noticing the de.
bate and decision Sh the Merchants Bonds
says, One man has made four hundred thou
sand dollars, another six, and third million.
Never were such profits known Profits which
% not, generally sbeakiag, reach the occasions
OF the bona jfae citizen, but swell those of the
rich, the transient and the atventurer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
,CoWMOD0AE RoMGERs

Tins brave 4ad accdhplisLs,Ia aaval comnan.
der has again arrived III ftbi3 rot with the
good ship Presiaspf S:tccbmpsnied by the Con-
gress, captS1n Stuth. These Yankee frirates
h9ysess&ih rangedua domain of the pretended
emperor OF the ocean, and though they have not
like ihe CONSTITUTIONAL the Wasp, and the Uni
ted States, had the Opportunity of putting his
omnipotencyto the test, and proving it the
groundiess boast of ovsrgrovn imbecilits--
they nave at least proved that his omnipre-
sence IS as III founded a pretence as his omni-
potence. We urge again, what we have said
before, instead Of asking, by way of sheer why
does not Commodore Rodgers meet and fight
the enemy; let the question be reversed-whv
does not the enensy with his9housand ships Of
war, meet and hghScommoaofe Rodgers Let
hum do this (and> eommodare Rodgers has
sought and wilfSpeserA sliyp tbs. contest) and
make the most of the rencountre.- Boz Pikot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-01-21
BERLIN, Nov. 7.

Mr.. Barlow, minister from the u. States
Of America, TO the Court Of France, arrived
in this city on the 9Th. He proceeded on his
journey yesterday on his way to Konigsburg
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21
Will be Sold at the Fendue
ligs. MOONEY,
III 7 (. l. 4 " E K,
FAIR-AX STREET.

FAiR-Ax STREET.
II ESPEcTFULLf informs the La
ga DIES If Alexandra and It's s'cini-
~ tia. soc has received from .sez--ISr SS,
PhlAGeltsis and 8aissmore, the latest
spriog iaseions f-r
HITe md gaNNETS,
Ivnh.s vel selected asssrtmep, Of ele-
gar n.stv isis.-Ali orders IN her lire
wiil %, executed sish neatness aud DIS
patch
Sss Las slsn jos, o.seneda box OF ele.
c.a, SrR.IIy HIS. which N adolf
tl,-t 70 her former stock comprise,a &c.
Re.af sssortmeB1
N.Y. Is. Nv
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FRIDAY, MAY 81.



Corser ofKirs e Fsi.far-sfree's,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
BIZ YRoLESALE AND REFAlL,
] Teas-gunpoSder, i'm
N,oqr. chests p.rial, h j hyson skin,
50 ooxes young hyson s souchong
2o,ooo Tbs. green and white Goree
% POO lbs. loaf AID lump Sugars
los bids ! New Orleans * MascoVao0
So b5Is Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds rc,atlipg ,iolasses
5plqes, 6 half pipes AMI or Casks l.
Mad, ira
8 pipes Sicily MADEIRA
Is qr casks OIL Sherry
S do aepuine Old Port
Ia pipes Re! Catalonia
40 cases choice Ciaret
, butts, -, haif pipes Malaga
pipes, 6 hai pipes and 20 qF. casks
TeneriHe
ls-pipss real Cognsc Brandy
S pipes Gin
so puncheons We.t-1ndia Rum
IS puacheOns AID 10 5his New England
Rum
10 bb!S Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
5 hhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
800 10. Bengal Indigo
SEQ III Bright Nader
5000 10. Goshen s. observation-disclosures
SOY bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutness, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mcn,o, rase and ground Gihgec,Cayenne
Pspper, Alnnands, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Baeley, Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar. G.aubeF
Salts, Bark, Secuted White and Bca~n
Soap, Spera,aciti mould nd dipped Can
dies, maccsu5a, rsppee ~hd scotchSnufis,
chewin., tobacco. Starch, Fig Blue, Sal,
Dctre, Annette, Alum, Cop2eras, Brim
s,ane, .Gaapoa der, pseen, Shot. Fiints,
HairooW De-, ,iisz. ), Cigars, Denriinhns,
Wraopiag Penc- ard Tw'He, C.s!is,
Bel Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
~. B, So 5Xshels fresh 1,arrsnted
CLoFER SEED.
March s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21

Herring SeIne Twrne.
Just received z FOR Sale,
5 case. Herring Seiae Irvine supe
r;cr quality -H,neron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
. 5 5:,:s:.' ,, ,s.. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Shcetinss
Cork Cor Se;rsa,
Tanness on in ab!s. and half b5ls.
Sperm anal iTna.e Oil.
Psiat Go Iii tie-ces ac1 b5ls.
Brims,one in bhls.
Mess No aad B9s,on Beef, b5is.
and bali SOS.
no prime Pork, bbi<.
soils, Tar, Rssm, Turpentine and
Pitch.
april 7.
Will be Sold at the Fendue
Store, on tomorrow,
Boxes of Gambia or Castle Soap
Bags of Almonds
50 pieces Russia Diaper
go pieces Blue Cotton
~ dozen of Silk Stockings
4 quantity of Tow Cloth
L;sSon Carpets
So boxes Of Candles and Chocolate
II Il hsr-ess of Beef Tongues
Boxes Cad Fish and Hesri0gs
: Nav IL
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2643 Is

By the preceding table it appears,
that from the commencement of the 60
vernment to the year 1910 inclusive,
Massachusetts, paid into the treasury of
the u. States On customs 3s,sl3,674 s.
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v s1,;a,d vt,o::i;ps..,I
Gn. sf'9i PAID li.s ~
h h:en'rcky "s
Tennessee \
Ohio q
As s;' era.,,l
amour, CT Dc, !
hue PAID By, Ss..,,i
States, Oet~see !
and a,,a,l Is'eia,iss&.1
Customs
>;, Tie p'epor,io,, !
I n!,: tic year I ,p' |
p public .,I. Blu, if@J
10 ne ,e annual ,rea'l
The three yr,r, III
y ,: lsil and I%s,,j
u u"!. sufficiently rs.sI
poses p, of'he ais,r.1
that those av:: ~
pad since the ~
s gov, n
s anl,. of the UaS|
Millions yD,a s,,|
peer peer that durip,lb.l
s zach has, al
f6rty.tsvo IilG,,,"l
I WusAinsm'.' n
(Tnr]
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poses of'he ais,r.
" nat those dr:: s.,
pa'a' since tie Co.
| s COVE i \
s "n!'. of the uas,ss
maA'1' gDs4s,
| peer 'ha, durio,@.
sseAu'et's has Al
| ro , " Ii.h,,r.
| 7 "as1insm', !
! (Ea
| FOREIGN N
| .. LONDON.
f'5i"s &rrs q Cad
! Count Kilmaa,,,,
no'leman'is arci,,l
cd with the repreqr
t u and oppr.s.
British iii governntt,
l he count tccI.,
ment of the Frersh
various place. o, n
was occaslored. N, !,
tensions Of the R..t
a general rising ind,
ny. They were ,,,.,
ses OF inbsbi.aul. ~,
FQcilon, ard thai I'd
sence Of large 6eti.]
keep down this spil
between the Ellie, Il.
Ems, the peasaa.h.t
thrown Of the yol. 4
were carrying o. add
salhst The French.
slragglers to Gs.is;
pubic building, um
communicated IN My
and q srcat par; Ct \,
rating tie s,espIe,d
Through 4 cca Il.
miles, this Noblta., |
bodies Of pesanrrygd
~ English fagS aCss
Of churChe, beissn d
lard.
The flames Of ~
bad Iikewi.e ex!tN:.
Of Holland.
In Amsterdam, II
mad broken out, vhit
spot had not been I'D
the villages, and reas
turbancc' pregai.et a
In the neigbslras.
a military foFce bed !.
5000 pea sals' a gret
taken prisoners, x nv
AIDED
At Antwerp, he h
mu;inied, and 5s.ag 4
joined by the n5faI t:h1
had been drawn ifCI
paitment, the G'Gaa 4
sIarm prevai!eJ. Th
bank. Of tic StOcl.i 4
manned, and p'se:r1'1
a,temp, should X II
nou. scamen to c;'N2j
Sche.dt, and dsIiTt'
block sloaa'% ]
In yve.ph'Iiz, It:a1
the adjoining t.r'i''. I
rit Of the people e',")
only by column; {. 4
from district 10 dI:'aEf
,ary law in its dIn's Y
hostages for The 'f'1'
guilty. 81
i, was reportsd ~ |,
pa,te and bis vie i. |
through an in'urrtsa'
know had fed 10 Es
a, tie head Of son: ~
..c,,,,,..o .rt'eC@
ioasly locking to k':
Some Duieh Par,5, ..
have been received !
vessel BY vhi'h '-P ,
states, tho, Boo'ga'.' :.
Holland, ard tszi TX =
in the ScheId! hsd W. I.
Iorce the garrlson' y :.
ADDS Id, ths. much p0F's |.
walls in Holland, 20 !.
breathe a fierce spin"
their oppres'on' ri
/, APPEARS pref! ~. .
confederation q u 6'i,..
PARIS So late ., the ~ !,
bic he may have Oss r.
disturbance, in ' re.
which an obscure e.
de Pan" Il
ed as. mere o." s.cs
the ThuilIeri's / :.
represehi E -
have been serious =
.priesias ron 1.a d: y !; Il
tent. Of the poop ~.
enee has shev' - ID
frou, the coast 81
credit. s,,sss
The dissrerees -. b.
has been well de''s q w
rien:s. In iine e. ~ !.
n 6ar'; IN w.
Jury hts ''H"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-21

The following statement Of the net a.
mount Of revenue paid b the state of
Massachusetts, Virginia. Georgia, Ken.
lucky, Tennessee and Ohio, from the
commencement Of the present govern
rnent, TO the ysar 1910, is taken from a
report made by the secretary Of the
treasury on the 18th of Febrsary, 1912,
n pursuance of resolution Of the house
Of representatives, and printed by their
order.