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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
III EsDFE. May &c.


The 9Th ard oh were most in.porian
days Ter tie citizens OF Dresccn. For some
days preceding it WIS easy to perceive that
the combined armies were Oh their retreat
numerous ecuiragcs and large parks Of az
tillery, with several Russian and Prussian
generals and troops retTea,ing upon Pegau !:
but on the nights of tie Tth,an6, Ssh the C. III
6ined force was ia tui retreat or the 9Th
about 3 o'clock in the morning. they were
SEN retiring by the right bank of the Elbc.
At tour i'll the Afternoon the emperor Alex
ainder and his suite passed 20 the sat bank,
and about niue at ig,s the king OF Prussia
followed him. In the c0Urse OF Ten hours
there were nonc of the coln5ined forces on
the left bank, ard ti:e burnt the bridges
after passing, in order to cut ofFthc commu-
nicatCn.
The greater part q the Russians passed
the river Oh bridges established in the rear
and below the Ctr. A considerable part of
II Blucher, passed re river below ut Meis
sci:
About midnight the French hnssars enter
cd Dresden, 70. lowed by vari,ms other corps,
all in pursuit OF the Russians The Russians,
after passing, had established tekcS dc tax!
an the right side but thcy were soon demc-
Ished hy Cannon shut, ana the musketry
compelled the Russians To- abandon them,
se,ting On fye their floating CRAFT, letting
iiiem :ll3t dcTn the river, Hhcre they were
stcpfcd by the great bridge.
The French in pursuit Of the fugitive Rus
slams took .hc route to therpper bridge, and
drove the Russians before them.
he combined army, @after passing the
Elbe, were bi'skly pursued and the fire was
heard of small arms sand artillery, the whole
of i~, ~ Off
hoar, the emperor Napoleon arrived in This
city at the head Of his army, accompanied
by the prince viceroyof Italy aud several of
his marshals, among whom were Rcrthisi &
Macdonald. He occupies the same palace
AZ which he lodged when last in this CITY,
During the night and the moinig of the 9th,
new bridges were cstatlisAcd on the Elbe,
Notwithstanding the incessant attacks Of
parties OF Russians; " ho annoyed the French
during the night by an uninterrupted fire !;
without any return OF fire from tile French,
who continued at their work, which they
completed in from four hours before day to
O'Clock in the morning.
Two persons OF this city were killed by
the ener,y's missiyes, and about 40 wound
ed. Several houses have been DESTROYED by
their shells, but, upon the whole the dam
age is not very considerable. But The peo-
pie of this city passed the time in fear and
trembling. Onthe 10Th, the Russians quit
ted Neustadt, and that place was soon &C
cnpied by French corps. The pern!a
nent bridges have begun to be already re -es-
tabhshed.
We learn from Dantzic that rs soon as
gen Raro, had advice of the opening ofthe
campaig-,, he seized all the officers who had
Charge OF the Prussi;.I pest offiiiccs and held
them prisoners.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22

ncmy came into ocracock, (stverai ships which.
could not pass the bar lay outs del when they
captured the brig Anaconda privatcer of N Y
and Schooner Atlas OF Philadelphia; from the
latter there had been landed about one hundred
pipes OF brandy and all the silks. The encmy
are said TO have landed troops at Shell Castle,
apd at Portsmouth opposite. to the amount of
200o, which must be exaggerated.
The Inhabitants of Elizabeth City were ma.
king preparations for resisting an attack
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
New Yong J,lv IL

Il IS with pleasure We learn that the line. of
1o'peaoei, Intended, il nee essary, to be stretch-
ed across our Ha'roVVs are completed, & can.
at IL hours notice be placed in "a situation to
blow up the most II not all the vessels PASSING
by Forts Richmond and Hudson. This line Of
torpcdoes, together with the Forts on each side
oil the Narrows, which will shortly mount up
wards of 100 heavy cannon, will render. in our
opinion, this CityI perfectly safe in cas-. the c.
nemy should attempt to enter our Harbor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
LONDON, May IS.
MEDIATION.

Some American papers to the 18Th ult
have been received; they enot Of great i'm
portance. Mr.. Gallatin and Mr.. Bayard are
certainly going to Russia to open negoeia
STA. 1t is strange that they should set out be-
fore they have ascertsined whether the me
diation will he accepted by vs. or not. On
tina, point there cannot, we apprehend be
any doubt-Commit our naval rights to the
mediation Of foreign Power! We hope
and believe no British Minister would en-
terrain sOen lll intention lOr nomelt.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
+ rom the Fed Rebu6. e July I9.
HTREASON J'REACONt

Between two and thee hundred moral
" traitors" are OH their way from Loundon
county (Maj. Lewris's district) to assist in
" the defence of the Fort. A Considerable DO.
" cy OF volunteers are also expected from
Montgomery, another tory district (Mr
"Hanson's district.) ]. is feared these volun''
teers may SO over to tue enemy, we would
"suEgest. therefore. The fitness ofputting
" thlm under the ci,mmand of the brave
BobadiIi, wha wil'lsad them into the hot-
"test of the batI!e."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
NORFOLK, July IS.

The prisoners taken at the Cape yesterday
morning, were brought into to- last evening
The wounded have Dee1 taken care Of. They
had not the least suspicion Of an attack, as hey
had so long renamed in undisiurbed possessI-
on OF the shore, nor were they apprized Of the
fact, until it was too late TO retreat and useless
to contend Lieut.. Dickinson who was wound
ed in tile small of the thigh, was not ON duty,
but had obtained permission TO come on shore
for recreation every attention which humanity
required, has been shown 20 this officer since
his misfortune.
The following is a hst Of The prisoner taken q:
Robert Fossen, Lieutenant commanding the
party.
Frederict Dickinson, Lieutenant supernuma.
y.
George Blakey, Corkswain.
Thomas FTaHkiin, Sergeant of marines.
James Donalioe, George Jones, James Knott,
Ioln Doollng, Peter higgins, Robert Spooner,
Din Mcclellan, Pat Rowe, Thomas Spurdie,
Morris MeCsrty, Pat Doyle, Hugh Berkley,
Iohn Osburn, James Daley, Joseph Cannon
SedmeH. Will Benton, Joe Waller. Thos. Yves
tey-kdrines. Tot %.
VIM. White, GorPoraiS rhos. Beaser, John
Wheeler, Marines.
We should have mentioned, in our account
Of THIS AFFAIR." that capt. Lawson, seeing the dis
parity of The enemy's force, previous TO firing
sailed out 20 them to surrender: when one oil
che lieutcnants levelled carbne 1T him and
ired-happily the ball missed its object--Csp
L. then ordered his men to fire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22

or In consequence Of The great lencth of the
documents accompanying the Presidents Message
aud the interesting foreign details svc in this day
paper, we have been reluctsntiy compelled TO de-
Ter many valuable articles on hand till our next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
BY the Last Mails.
Office IF tie Statesman, ,
NEW YoRx, July Is.
BY THE STEAM BOAT,
sdTTIOeU ms /OI'c10o1.
OUR CORR Is II IND EMIT

FNL'NN OUR IURKEoF JJWDEV'I.
ALBANY, July IL.
have just received Il letter from Black
Hcck, dated JIiy nth. Ii states that the
British have paid that place aiyisit, destroy
ed and took away all the stores and provi
sions there, ard went off Isrmotested I We
had 200 miliria stationed at thar post who
dastardly ran away without firing a Gun
This information was received by the last
nights western mail, and may be relied OIL
as fact.
Saturday m1rnins, J4iy II.
BY the western maii of last evening, we
have received news from the Niagara from
tsr, down to the evening of the lllh instant.
1t still continues TO be unfayora bic and dis
astrous.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
NORFOLK. July 90

The only intelligence recei, ed from Eli.
zabeth City last evening was, two Of the e.
nY's schooners in attempting to cross the
swash, got aground I; but unfortunately we
had no means of taking advantage of the
circumstance. The enemy had landed on
both sides of Ocracock for the purpose of
obtaining live stock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22

Sunday (1Sth) at S P. M. a n, 4 frieates.
brig, three So boomers and a tender enter
ed the capes from a southerly direction
they stood up, and were ont Of sight yes
terday morning. 1t is the general belief nat
this Is the squadron which has been to 0cra-
cock. There remained in Lynhaven ycstec-
day, the Plantagtn net laying abreast IF the
light house, frglle, sloop of war, and
brig oHWi loughby's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
SATURDAY. mlruiun Nh, ~
From the canandaigua Repository, 0

From the CGnandaigud RehoSitoyv, of
July Is. -
From the Niagara froptier, we Continue 10
receive unpleasant tidings. The enemy are
carrying on successful and murderous
warfare OH the outposts. Of our army at Fort
George. Mr.. StImSOn, of the army informs
US, that on Wednesday last. the enemy az.
tackled guard, about mile and a half from
the fort-when Lient. Eidiidge, gallant
young officer, with 80 men who volunteered
under him, went to relieve them. In the
zeal TO execute his orders, young rldrjlge
soon unexpectedly found himself surrounded
in a wood by considerable NUMBER of in
dams, who opened deadly fire on his IittIs
corps, which cut down 10 OF them--a few
fed, and the remainder we're taken by the
Indians and scalped, stript and n)aneled in a
most horrid manner. Lieut.. r. was led a.
way, and it is feared has suffered the same
fate.-----Only 9 of the corps cscaped
number of the enemy were Killed.
We understand the British arc in posses
sion of their former ground on the Niagara.
from Fort Erie to the line of our camp AZ
Fort George.
Extract Of letter from a gentleman af q,
naadaigRa, TO Mr.. John, Cook, off6iq Gin
dated July -, 1913.
"By the Western mail inst arrived. 7
have received a letter from Buffalo, dated
Sunday evening. which informs. that on that
morning (the 18th inst.) British force Of
ESQ regulars, crossed the Niagara river, &
landed below Black Rock, and moved un
towards that place, when they were discoy
cred by our men (about 200 militia) VINO at
once fed in different directions. The enemy
set FIRE to the barracks, block houses, &c.
spiked several pieces OF cannon, and took
quantity of aour, salt, &c. (said to be 400
barrels) and 4feId pieces Founders.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
JOY 17.

The ENEMY IN Morris CARoLIEA.
Several letters from Elizabeth City, and yer
bal information, assure us that on Monday last
two briss. 3 sclioonCrs, and so barges Of the G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
UTICA, July l:

Oar Ontario feet has returned to Sackett's
Harbor, where they remained on Saturday
last.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22

Nineteenth Dsy's Drawf7e
No. 1901 prize OF 100
500 25672 S9
I5s 1879 279s 5557 42ooO
1928 llO76f 1903 2266ol 20
53Sl7 s15os $751;
TlOertisth Days Draziqg.
no. $500 Prize Of 5000
1878 26993 3OS64 100
4S1 1882 so
e6s 1869 1898 2O544 a42i51
2o542 32567 20 90,
The following Prizes are yet N the wheel .jsaT
l Prize Of s $1,000 70 Prizes Of sO0,eT
l do 10000 % do. 30 =
do. 10000 s. do. 100 -
DO. 5000 Besides proposition >
j. 40. 1OOJ syc number OF $50 4
8 90, &C. Ec.
- Tickets, halves and quarters ~ n variety
" numbers, for safe al Samuel PIeasants Bo,k g
store, Richmond, where list ~ the draw n.sqaS
is regularly received, aud Tickets e1amfn@,b %
gyatis Orders from ths country partisu.arlJ
attended "a. "A
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-22
KILLED.

VIM. White, Corporal, rhos. Beaser, John
Wheeler, Marines.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-11
FRANKFORT, Feb. %.

.Norta Western Army Col. Crockett
the express who carried the dispatches
from the executive to general Harrison
respecting the volunteers. whose times
of service expired on the 18th ins'an''
returned on Saturday last. by HIM the
governor has received very Interesting
intelligence, from which he has o5lig'ng
H given u. the following extracts
We are informed that the misfortune
which befcl our fellow citizens At the
River Raisin. had SO dersnged the vo
lanteer corps, and ether concurrent Gil :
cums,ances, tina, the propositions made
to them by the legislature to induce
a continuance in service for a longe'
period than they had engaged for were
not acceded to in consequence ct Whlc'
the remaining part of the three FIRST re-
einen.s, viz. SCOTS, Lewis's & Aliens
may soon be expected home.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-11
LEXINGTON, (Ken.) Feb. 81.

LEXINGTON, (Ken.) Feb. II.
Extract Of a letter from member Of
Congress TO his friend in this Place.
dated
WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. IL.
"By the last m.il l received TWO let
tcrs from you, and one by the preceding
mail. giving me an account OF the defeat
of Winchester, which bad previously
heard-The shock to my feelings upon
the receip. of this news, you can much
more easily imagine, than l possibly
describe-Evcry heart here seemed 10
be Sad, a melancholy gloom overcast e.
very countcnance. Most sincerely 90 |
svmpa,bise with the relatives * triendS
Of the slain. Many of my dearest trends
have, | feat, lost their sons, the objects
of pride and fondest hopes-iron my
heart i weep with them they have the
consolation to know that those who are
gone, sustained their own as we'll as their
country's honor and character, and thai
no disgrace marked their fall and they
DUG hit to remember, that as 1t has fallen
to our lot to be engaged in war, 1t De-
come, Us to bear its calamities with for
nude, and to support it with energy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-11
Removal.
~ JOSEPH SPEAR,
January Is

ResheetfuHy informs MS J'1enas ana '"a
EubHc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Royal.street 10 the one lately occupied
NV Mr.. B. Adamson, near the CoHee
House, where he carries on the ca"
3iNET BUSINESS in all its various
,ranches--he also makes and repairs
al kinds of Musical Instruments, such
q, Piano Fortes, Bass Viois, FioIins,
:;uitars, &c and will also furnish MAJ
,oy,ny Collins for grown persons for
fifteen dollars He hopes the quality
Of his materials, the soundnes' OF his
work and the strict attention he in.
tends paying to his business, will en-
sure :,im encouragement frem gene
Gus public. All the above branches
,,E business will be executed at the
shortest notice
Nove,n ner % law
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,,oun,ed TO shout Eve hundred dollars
,0s sailed again 10th Deeember, 1872
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, March II.
ITO SKEW
eps VERY AGE & soo1 OF THE TINE
81, FORM AND PRESSURE"
From ,he kentucky Statesman.

From the Kentucky &afesman.
The address of the Legislature of
Kentucky to the volunteers in the N.
w. army, requesting them to continu
theie services 100 months longer, reminds
us Of story which we have somewhere
heard, of sturdy Scotchman aud his
wys.
It was in the clustering month Of
March, ON a cold evening, Thomas came
in from the plough, at which he had
toiled from early dawn. Having put up
his horses and gears, he made his APP
pearance in tie room where the FIRE was,
in the corner Of which sat his wife at
the spinning wheel. : Thomas, (says the
wifa) ye ere svst and I am dry--wiilyou
be so good as to take up the basket, and
bring as many dry teats as will make
good FIRE" Thomos, good oecdient
creature, complied; and was drawing
up a stool to get little benefit from his
labor, when the wife spoke farther
" Thomas, ye are yet and / am dry, will
you be SO good as tn take up the pail.
90 to the we'll, and bring III as much
water as will serve the family for the
night" Thomas Said not word, but
up with the pail and away. In an M
slant he was back again, and before
third request could be presented, poured
the con,ents of the pail upon the heal
of the good lady" Now Peggy, ye are
vpf as well as /, you may go and 10 thT
rest Of your work yourself
When VIC come to raise the men to
FIJI the late acquisitions Of his excelien-
CO, the Governor, we shall soon see
whether the members Of the Legisla-
ture, and their friends, will express
willingness to have the " contents y the
fair poured on their heads.
Tue Kentucky volunteers are now on
their rotarn from the N ". army, ana
will arrive in few DAYS. We hope thS
people viii be ready to pay to them sue
tributes Of aspect as they arc entitled
to. frn.a hasiag faithfully discharged
their duty to their country. 10.
We have heard It stated that another
reouisition of SEVEN THOUSAND MEN.
is to be made on this site IN a icW days;
If ,ais be true, the number ct 'Hsn fuf-
nished by the state of k:ntoct' s'ne'
the declaration Of way, will a,n&uat 70
about 5000! II free horse is otfeA
shurrcd 10 death" ID
Congress has passed law authoTislnS
gan. Harrison to call on the states OF
Kentucky and OHIO for as many men as
lie may daem n cessary to enter the ser.
vice in the N. w. army We have ne
yer before beard of an act OF TINS KIND
being passed by the Congress OF the y.
States and we must confess that W.
are unable to discover the right 'na'
Congress has, to Gail on t7vo particular
states for suHiciency OF men TO Keep
up the N. w. army. w.
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District Of Columbia, to wit.
.bLExhNDRM COUNTY.

ii
Nevem6er Term, 1879.
Richard Marshall Scott, Assignee ~
of Elisha Januey, and Trustee a
for the creditors of the said Eli e
sha Janney, eomaf" =
against z
Philip Care 4 James Andersen & =
James Mutt, trading under the =
srm Of Anderson s.. Mutt, DGs q
The Defendant PhilipCare,
not having entered his appearance AID
given security according to the ssatuts
and therulcs of this Court, and it ap.
pearina to the satisfaction Of the Court,
upon affidavit, that the said aeleDd.
ant Philip Care is not al, inhabitant OF
this District: On the motion OF the oom'
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said defendant Philip Care do
appear here on the first day Of April
term next and enter his appearance to
this suit and give security tor perform.
ing the DEGREES of the Court, and that
the other defendants Anderson s. Mutt
do not pay away, convey or secrete the
debts by them owing 10, or the estate
and effects in their hands belonging ~
the said absent defendants, until the fur.
Their order or decree Of this court; and
thata copy Of this order be forthwith
published in a public newspaper PRINT
ed in the county of Alexandria for two
months successfully, and that another
copy he posted at the front door OF the
courthouse of said comfy.
A Copy, Test,
G. DENEALE, c. e.
January ~ I'm
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a meeting Of tie Engine
ard Hose Company will be held at the
Courthouse this evening at 7 O'clock -
Punctusl attendance is requested, as the
officers arc to be chosen.
The Engine will be worked at O'CLOCK
March ii
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alexandria for the eTtinSuiah0'ent Of
Fire.
Section 7. IF any person who shall
be present a, any fire, shall neglect or
refusc to obey the oder OF direction OF
any officer who shall be appointed by any
ere company now established or which
nav be hereafter established, knowing
him 90 be an officer SUCH person
shall forfeit aud pay the sum ct i've dol
las: Provided tire name OF sven oH-
p shall have been first published IN
one of the public papers.
Ata stated meeting of the Star Fire
COMPANY, held On the 9th Of March,
1913, the following members we're
duly elected officers for the ensuing
year, VIZ
VIM. S Moore, President.
Thomas Shreye. Treasurer:
Joseph Cowiag Clerk
JOAN MuuCaster, LIST,
4 e.. Cazenove. Cd, fGomnanders'
VIM. Veitch. 81,
Jsrom Piunmer,
WIN. Brakeman,
Peter Saunders, >Reou,ators,
Colin Hunter,
VIM. II. Brown,
John B. P..ton,
John Janney,
Andrew SchOlGeld,
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A LATIN SCHOOL.

sEVHE subscriber has opened New
! School in Prince street, at the
house of Mrs. Fletcher, for instluctlng
in the Latin and Greek Languages
Gentlemen who choose to place their
CONS under his instruction, may make
.nouiry at the Indian Queen Tavern, or
at the School Room.
~ " y. HEWETT.
March IL ~
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Laurel Grove for sale.

10y virtue of deed Of trust 10 me,
- from Bushrod Washington, jun.
! will dispose Of the above estate to any
person inclined 10 purchase. 1t lies IN
;Nestmoreland county, on the river Poo
omac, and is supposed to contain about
600 acres. The soil is rich and we'll
dapted to the production of corn and
heat. understand that it is well inn
,roved by a good Dwelling House,
,tAer out houses asd orchards.
For terms. apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington, :
Mount VerUon,
Mar"h 9 S-wtt
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E.tIps command,
Ise. BARRON.

l,' furnished us with
N vessels taken and
rGa.
Kennedy, -four, from
b. 10 Madeira s. Lis
Sawyer through the
ship William, Taber,
to lisbon, Augustus
o:ila, Basset, do from
Fo'Rico, Sawyer ; brig
7, assorted cargo, from
Bartholomew VS., Prcsi-
" BERMUDA ; Brig Ri.
eral' 800 tierces rice,
n''IeS,Ou, 5, G. to Lis.
pig Logan, Newman,
ION 10 Baltimore, Lord
,2er Deiacarle, Peer.
atSaadria to St. Jago,
\ Morning S,ar,pierce,
'0n Edsaton, N. c. to
SIS we're ccndemneda a,
january and Sd Februa-
as'e all tue licensed
ca tried,
ballast, from Bos.
'SlodTa, licensed by
%'? lydia, Fitzgerald
VIZ to Charleston. do
c>'t lOi:cljn, do. from
sal,er, aour, fr.
o,a !, Augustus ]. Eos.
fs % 'tI..SsIOs, -four and
f''pA'a to Lisbon, Saw
fy .:,e'ae, Crosby, corn,
l.. :, Sa'a"' \. c. to Lis.
IT. Is.lA "e = Eagle,
\, n' 81 Of Nev.Yorlkk'
~ York, Earl Bathur,,
- vessels detained =; =,
u IN. ,n,d' besides tuo o.
IsI 'ss;'.lec'ed, Bermuda IA,
! E. SI iast -four and corn,
[s;5S bound to Lisbon w. H. H.
ksj; ra"n' = Carried into
! r .so !, sa,d frissle, the
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s,.;sn ships

ny foreign l''a, T'R IN
30 b. .Dass the bur- y.
~ certain . ats'.
pDI,sosdas'ion s Of Toe
III tinted States. .ss
! imported into n. , 'ns
s,' .sss,'', j" 'ni'y
,spsdisn, that ,,, the he
Islam stand 'ho , De DC
Leases for ,r. the
trade with ,, tho w. ~.
,pssiths,an,d!lns t.s
is i, Royal Hish1' IS
I; =, he name and on
y i, pleased, BY and
n nais,sy's PTi'y
. u hereby order
Oi,hs said island
II: government
bsing, shall be a0-
.sr.d, and they are
nd empowered: TO
,.n nj the articles ri
10 ,be said act,
h. articles to be
sct except Tobac-
FOn and into the
'.Iy, to and from s' the
,n:rii:a, in foreign
'he said act, without
an, of tie present
ahslandlns the car
4, b. the property
Di.bi:snt. Of the U.
y the property. OF a.
trading Herewith.
honorable the Lords
n, Majesty's Trea'
OraNe Earl Bathurst
|, Principal ,s1cre'a-
,rds Commissioners
Ipd the Judge OF the
pirdty,S the Judges
ice ,Admlrally a'S w
measures herein, as
carely apppsrlaln.
aMES BULLER.
tr for srcsuiins ne
HigA .lIEraL, Of the
IF Great Br!aia and
hes the Prince Re-
UIsa,ed by bis Order
date the 26th of DC
cane and on the De-
to order that all such
and carsoes OF grain !.
b. from the ports OF
% Spain OF Portugal |
ed With passports or |
,scricn, granted BY
y.f, commanding his
u. Halifax station,
rocecd according to |
3 rrsper,s or csrti' |
GlSout molestatlon, |
,exn, bostilities, and
;iiaips and cargoes
b have been detained,
b adjudication, they
aberaicd aud cleared.
ame for your infor-
&c, and do hereby re-
br, 70 pay the strictest
khereto, Given I'M
sGs ofOct. 1912.
VIZ. DOMETT,
J. Y0RKE.,
| J. OSBORNE.
": F,cs Adniraity
E.tIps command,
ISe. BARRON.