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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04

teoons under the orders OF MAI sns' uS
- Tar.nte. ha, at once betrayed his DO
nor his General, and his king ne has
made a per6dious stipulation "''n '''
enemy. ,ou under.
hand dealings, which England has not
n nna in motion to change the dispositions
of the sovereign. But whilst sue mus nus
them firm to their true INTERESTS ana
un.haken in their alliance with your ma
;es,y she ba, undertaken to'bring about
scene of general confusion: by e en ,ha;r
vorine to corrupt the fidelity OF then
people. Beyond the states OF your ma
iesty, sire, there are few countries whess
her audacity and the maneuvres OF hef
di.organizers have not created discoh'
tent among those in whofn was en'rus.'
ed the pubic tranquility. AT courts
agents of corruption in the camps GAS
tardly ins.isa,ors and in Cities Id nhe'
in the schools, and even in the NEST We
nerable institutions, hypocrltlcal emma
s;ast. are sedu!ous!y employed in seaue-
i,r Nv their insidieus doctrines, those
who should coursgeously and faithful!
maintain the authority conhded IN t's'''
and those whose only duty Is to OBEY.
Under such circumstances, sire, ano
whilst the intentions, even OF an aiiieo
prince, could not guarantee the adVah'
taees which your political system 0nsh'
to have secured to you, 1t becomes oil
imperious duty to have recourse to those
means which your majesty will tlho IN
the power of your empire and In '"e
love ofyour subjects.
By these considerations, the minis!ef'
of your majesty, at an extra hee''"s'
propose: ..o
lst. To unite to the active army, the
hundred cohorts of national guards.
Cd. To call out one hundred thousand
men of the censcriplions OF 1907 1917
1911 and 1912. :,
Sd. 10 cause levy Of one hundred
thousand men of the c"nsc1p''o' %
1914, who will be disposed OF IN garri'
sons and camps on our f ontiers, and Oh
our coast, who will thus be able 10
march whenever it may be necessary to
assist the allies your majesty.
By this immense display oftorce' tie
interests, the influence of France, and
the safety of her allies, will be guarah'
tecd against all unfavorable events. ne
French people will feel the force OF the
circumstances they will render new
homage to those truths, so often pro-
claimed BY your majesty from your
| throne, to wit: there can be no more
tranquility in Europe if England Is not
compelled to conclude peace.
| 1t is not in vain, sire, that you have
given to France the title ola grand ma
ton. No effort is considered painful,
when it serves to brighten its love to
your majesty and its devotcdness to the
glory of the French name.
subjoin to this report the documents
relative to the disaffection OF general
! d'Yorck.
lam, with the most profound respect,
sire, your maesty's most humble, and
most ebedient and faithful subject.
(Signed) The Duo of BASSANO.
| PAGIs, Jan. 9, 1918.
| tIsre follow the accompanying docu
meu,s alluded to above, which being OF
some length, we have deemed proper to
defer until tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
BRESLAU, Dec. 4.

Breslau has entirely ceased to exist
as atortress grand botanical garden
will occupy the scite OF tbs ramparss,
which have been demolished. What
remains, has been presented to the city
by the king, and will be transformed in
to agreeable promenadcs, which were
so mach wanted.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby
notified, that dividend of profits OF 4
per cent. on the capital stock paid in, is
this day declared payable to them, or
their legal representatives, on Friday,
18th instant.
BY order Of the President and
Directors.
VIM. PATTON, Jr. Cashier.
March 5 DIT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
FOR SAL. z

FOR SALE,
A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
ouire Of the Printers.
January 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04

AllI
rAuas,
sas WAY 49,.
pretended 'os.,l
70 declare 81
=: asked for i'ops
1t will be f'pps,
e'.F''ion" ofa.S
impossible IN ,t,,s
bit a fairer vie.
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the determins,a
"en'' to conta.
We shall conla.
sl0ns' than ds,, /,
festo.
| From IL
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| The earnss, ~
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and amt, villa ii
m n having vi
| Royal HiishOt,
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| proper pub'ickaj1
origin Of the vp
ment of the unil.
| ed him to ens.s,
| No desire Of I'd
nary motives d d,
can be, with any !
case, imputed 10
her commerci.l n
side Of piece if.r
| voided, vithou; IL
| ratime rights o..
| submission to Fr
| the American que
| His royal hIgha
mean to rest onts
ton, to which heha
pared by an egns
stances which A,r
war, to shcv ltr
throughout ac'st
States Of Amstia
bearanCe and csa
nionstrate the id
those pretenslcn |
unhappy invcla
war.
| [Hcre the d:ta
| historical aceoua!
| Ian DEGREES, aid d
| Of France toSard,
atory orders in c'a
| the CONSEQUENT
! course aud ncn mp
| American C&'a
diplomatic 'epx1
! nations which hm
subjects bs!Tssl |
mcrica, tie Darttt
| been long bs!'r
clara,ion then COIN
! The America
they received InnrI1
+ dopted by the D'n'I
in fact proceededs|
sure Of declarlnss '"
| tcrs Of marqus'' 4
| were previously M
| pert of the F.eoda
| affairs, Of the l.'h'|
| mitigating anew u!
| DEGREES, as tu'ta1
| Frenci, empire va
| trayasan, pre''.' ]
| priHclpie' Wv ., i
| found in the p,|
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| From the p,uali'1
| ton was 10 be eS:'f
| cept it, not only "
| conduct, but a'sp
| which it was d" !
| In a mntS' y ]
declaration Of b'', }
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ders in courc'I, ~
was brought i'f' u,
| themselves, o'i.; '. !
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as were ever 1si'F -
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| c!es in tic way d.,
! Congress at tic ' o.:
prohibit'n,g a. #, Il,
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Executive sore' 90.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
Pursuant to a Decree OF

the honorable the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richm ond District,
in the case of Colin Aud, assignee OF
William Wilson, against James Cavan
and Others, will be exposed % Public
Sale on the rcmises, on Tuesday the
9th day of March next, at II o'clock,
noon,
That half acre Lot,
in the town of Leesburg, described IN
the plan of said town BY Lot No. 6;
bounded by Loudoun \ Royal Streets
on which are erected a large stone
House AMI other buildings. Terms OF
sale, ready money.
The Commissioners.
February Is tbs
~ She printer of the Leesburg
Washinstonian will insert this adver-
tisement for three weeks,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
BALTIMORE, March ..
Te-y Late from FRANCE.

-.s--
A respectable mercantile gentleman
has eblixingly handed to Us supple,
ment to the Bordeaux L'lndlcateur Of
the 10th Of January, bro't from France
by the schr. Thetis, Bolton. OF this port
arrived in the Delaware in 81 days from
Bordeaux. ,eod
Captain Bolton left Bordeaux the -. $50
of January end made Cape Henry inc
Esd February when he saw the olo.n
aiding squadron Of the enemy IN hy H.,a.
ven Bay +; then bore away 'or 'ns D. .Ss
ware. He was chased six times on the
passage, and had 10 throw over II CASKS
of wine in the gale. -,
We are assured that the report OIL INC
French emperor having granted 100 u,
cences for the importation OF colonial
produce from England, mentioned ID a
letter brought by the Thctis, docs not
come in form emitting ii to credit
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-04
PRLNTING

IAASS lev U
NEATLY EXECUTED AT TBIs oTFtck,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
Late GmlMons.

We could hardly consider our mo-.
mentary possession and destruction OF
such a place as Little York, AN equiVa-
lent for the loss we have sustained.
The loss of such an officer, as General
PIkE--io say nothing OF the other brave
officers and men, who must have fallen
on this occasion,-would more than bal
ance the account, on The score Of odoan
fage and, when we reflect, that 5000
miles of our seaboard are wholly unpro
tected, and at the mercy OF the enemy /;
that our sea ports are menaced with at
tack and conhagraion that our coast
ing communication, by water, is prihci-
pslly cut oil lind that inroads and
depredalions are almost daily eXpenen-
ced from the enemy, at the South !;
when we reflect on this let every N"
6looded Yankee, let every independent
son of American Freedom decide Tor
himself, how much OF national Clio
RY," or of national SPLENDOR,"
can attach to our country, IN eonSe'
quence Of the afiair.f Lisfie York.
WashiHgfonian.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

The State Is Waite Ta1lo,. t.9.
For sending challenge to his SON.
in.law, Mr.. A. Nesbil, 10 FIGHT Duel,
at Edgtfield last Court, and found gull.
,y-an appeal was made 10 the Consti.
tulioaal Court at Columbia-vetdict
confirmed, and the defendant senten-
ced TO pay fine of S3oo-to be impris
oned . months, and 10 enter recogni.
zance in the sum of $1,000 with two
surelies in $500 each, 10 keep the peace
for six years.
Though humanity must ever lament
the necessity OF enforcing the penal laws
on a fellow citizen, yet the same hui
manity bids us to rejoice to find that
South Carolina, hitherto the Nursery OF
Dueliing, has taken a stond, which
promises to put speedy stop TO this
honorable mode OF committing Murder
| Cauibrige, Is. c } tahsr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
ABS OF
" EVANGELICAL EXCEPTIONS IN .fSIf."
No. III Continued.

No. III Continued.
Containing an outline o,rthe Baptist Mason IN
Bengal p'fh V.esp ot The present nEnoe,
q Pfoies'a1 ministers m the East.
On the 18Th of June, 1875. Messrs. Carey
Z Thomas with their families sailed in a
Danish Las, .lndiaman. On their passage
Air Thomas finished hIs translation of the
book Of Genesis. They arrived in India in
November. In January of tho following
year Mr. Carey began, with the help OF his
moonshee, 70 correct the translation Of Gen.
esh. Mr.. Thomas undertook TO support
himself at Calcutta by his professional bust.
ness bat Mr. Carey, whose funds were
exhausted, was PIT to great straits Early
IN February iakin is family with him IN a
boat, he sailed in suit Of some means of
subsistence. On the 6 h Of that month he
Stopped at Dehstta, about forty miles east
OF Calcutta Charles Short, Esq. superin.
endsnt of the salt works at thai plsce, gen
etfously received the whole family TO his
house, ui their own should he prepared.
N That neigh5orhood, within quarter OF a
mie of the irnrenetrable forests called the
Suaderbunds, Mr. Carey erected a IA .house
.oa took land to cultivate. Here he con,,n
ted to exercise himself in CORE citing The
translation vi Genesis.
IN the mean time, an event took place
winch called the missionaries TO a new scene
@sci,on. Mr.. Thomas was invited by a
Trend at Mslds, place $50 miles from Cal
cuua, to visit his mother MS physician. Up
:. On ms arrival I've was offered the surerin,en-
Uance Of an indigo factory at Maypsuldiggy
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
SOLOMON BOYCE,
LAS iu0 received new iupply OF

LAS JUL received a new iupply OF
II american Cott1n G9ods,
makicg an afor,mcu, of Cinghams, Stripes.
Checks Shirting shceting, Bedtieking. Dia-
per, Furniture Checks. Denim, &c Single
Yarn for warp aud tilIiog; 2 and threaded
white and coloured Stocking Yarn white and
eoloured Sewing Cotton, Sc &c
Thefe goods being from one of the oldelt
and beil eltablifhed Factories in America, are
at leaf of equal quality TO any made in this
country Shopkeepers aud other, can be iup
piled on good erms
hho-Men, Women, and Children's Leather
and Morocco SHOES, low for cath.
ErsSs.gs E,est, Portland, Cd No. I5,b, 1873 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
WILLIAM OXNARD,
~, s NvEy, Potp. HIiilsgyeft.

No S, Nifty, RorD, A1iiiisq'sa
cRNT for the Smithliela Cotton Manu-.
Il factory Rhode Hand has received an al :
aa;opa fuppIy of American manufactured
,oOd. which will he fold at the loweii Factory
sic,. and are warranted to be equal TO any
1.nufaefured in the United States.
viz
Single Yarn for Warp and Filing
sewing. all numbers and colours,
1874 Shirtings,
44S s Sheetlngs,
Giugham. great variety
Stripes, Checks, Chambrsy',
Bed rickings, &c. &c.
IprI q. Sm'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07


Say the advocates of Tomtkins prove
that this state is decidedly in favor of
Mr. Madison'S administration. But be-
fore this be granted, ii must be shewn,
tha, 7omhkins owes his reelection 10 the
unbiased SURFACES Of the freemen OF
this state. II We are not grossly decei
we'd in our view Of The elk otion, it will
vet appear, that since the formation OF
the State no Chief Magistrate has been
elevated by means so corrupt, and so
destructive OF republican government,
IS those which IN a recent struggle
have given the ascendancy TO tbs Mad.
8onian candidate.
For example, in several counties, in
the Western District, il is confidently
said, that NOR votes we,e taken Than
there were taxable inhabitants in those
counties In one county that OF Gen
esee, we observe that nearly f7vo thou
sand votes were taken, and when We re
collect that at the last election there
were but about seVen hundred votes Civ
EN- in the same county, we are naturally
led to suspec, fouspIay somewhere. IL
is TO be hoped, that thorough insesti-
CATION will take place for ii once we
submit quietly to the persersion of the
elective franchise by the arts Of fraud
and corruption we may bid farewell to
the existence ofpublic liberty
.dibaHv REGISTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
Nesv B0okEore.

EDWARD LITTLE q co.
rJAvE taken the Store No. s Mufey's Row,
II ner, door below Mefrrs. Henry Smith &
Co. where they offer for fale general afiort.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
The Governors Speech.

At eleven O'Clock the two branches reas.
sembled-when His EXcellency the Gown.
NOR came in sad delivered the following
SPEECH
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
MnRI.lE

The Uaite1 Siaees claim Mobile IS part
of the I. uisiana TT .hasc. The Spanish and
French Governments decii that WAS not
included. Ths u ). have by force nj ems
decided in ta,cr of heir owu Construction of
the bargain. Decision by the sword ia war,
o. mex kin tol. The Brush fssneriy IN
dIspu es VIII Sps.n, have Claimed indemni.
" for iriur.s, and, without d declaration OF
hos Iities hs.e elezed Spanish fffaies tor
such ind M, tutlhls condnct la ways
pe,n HIGHT, nde rnn.d in A hericb. low
mach betleris G course we asge pnr-nt !!
W. wee graaGed by the evacuNicn Of East
Forida, rusling hat II made he's o,inu
nee IT harmony Ger sie hut the ALTAR OF
M0o.lIe revive spnrshensI Us,
Among other dgnyiea blsckguardism, az
such as mustb,ieg Ell h0po, on those who
uae it, ,ome Democrats in North Carolina
have published Negro Feliosg as = FeaerGE
Candidate for Congress. II this dom eoacit
ate a ID coaost, the Federslsts, and receive
the commentator. Of respectable Demo
Gratis, surely they must be very unreasonable
Members of Congress, generally, too, mus
feel themselves greatly compimented
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
FOR SALE,

Lands, about thirty miles welt from Portland,
Payment made eafy, or exchanged for Real
RaaIe in Portland, or a good Wife Alto
for iale, the half of good two itory Dwelling
Houie, in central part OF the town of Pert
land IT MAJ 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
DR.. PORTER,

HAS removed into the houfe opposite Judge
II F,of5irg5sm',, making the corner of Free
and Centre areet. A light will be over ,he
door at night
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
dbet Wanted.

fash will be pad for few tons Pot and
~ Pearl Afhes, by & 8. PORTER, No
t:, Union Wharf. lO February 22'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07
Legislature Of aoassatbusrtts.
HOUSE OF REPRESENT iTYYES,
TnIpAY. NAY Is. 1871

FRIpAY, MAY %, 1915.
The Hon Senators yesterday aprointed
Councillors informed The two Houses by le.
tiers that they declined the honor conferred
upon them
GTT In the h,t Of Senator'S rvho spcye chosen
Counse!io,s. as Pnbhshe. m cur last, The name
Of the Hon. Lothrop Lewis Sgas aceidena i.y
omitted
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-06-07

Gentlemen ofthe Sencte, and
Gentlemen Of Me House of Retire.
scnfGtiUeS,
THE situation in which ] am again
placed imposes duty on me, by every
exertion in my power, to promote the
in,er. and safety of my fellow citizens
their appreciation OF my conduct the
last year, is peculiarly grateful, as it
leads me to hope that my services in
the year to come will be considered with
the same indulgence without it, | feel
my incompetency at this difficult season,
to discharge, in satisfactory mannsr,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-25
TROOPS FOR NORFOLK +!

The inhahitnnts CT this city were yesterday graft
het with The pleasing spectacle offour or Eve hum
orel United States troops, passing through town on
the,r way 10 Norfolk. They were recruited, We
understand, in Mary land, a1,l have berr enc, c,,
e'i Tor day or two in the enyirons. They we're
joned here by the regulars that have been collect
cd IN this neighborhood, and the whole took slim
p'ns Yesterday evening, topfoeeed down the river
W We point OF Their destination. Full oi'healtl, <
animation, both cficers and men preseutpJ a y,.,
IasFu" Appearance and they viii doubtless ro, (
fAioaole aeeess'on To the defenders OF Norfolk
.Daiig Compiler IF I'nesdaa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-25

GEoRcErowN. Nov. Is.
10 fhe Subscribers and Patrons Of me Stir
zt QJ' SeUrn,y sic.
ItE Subscribers and Patrons of the Spir-
it OF 'SeVenty-six, are respectfully informed
mat the editorial department of that paper,
VIII not hereafter be conducted by Mr. T..
ii. Cuinmins, ~ho has been associated with
the proprietors for the last six months. The
causes which have led to the alteration, 1t is
not necessary to state.-The Proprietors
wa only say that they have found ,hem-
serves unable to continue the paper On the
rare plan without the prospect of great iriu>
~ 20 themseives--as the receipts during
the last six months have been very consid
erably less than the cash expences, besides
the loss OF a number of Subscribers among
the most respectable on their list. And as
the grounds taken by the acting editor on
several occasions, have been inconsistent
with the Original plan of the publication.
they have been compelled To take upon
themselves the responsibility of refusing 70
Mr.. Commins all future concern in the es.
taoiissment. The proprietors will contin
nc the paper on tue same plan which was
originally adopted by them at the death of
its founder. They will receive from their
friends with thanks, any political essays,
written with moderation ind Candor, on ei-
ther side, OF the great questions which divide
| the nation. They will insert the earliest
political information, foreign and domestic
occurrences, and congressional proceedings,
and hope to be favored with share of mer''
cantts patronage, and advertisements. The
greatest attention will be paid to the regular
forwarding of the paper 10 subscribers. Mr..
Cummins never having been vested with any
snare III the management of the pccuniary
resources OF the paper, all letters on busi
ness, and remittances sill be directed as
formerly TO J. M. and J. b. Carter. Editors
OF the Spirit Of Seventy six. And our friends
who are IN arrears, are respectfully ren,in-
ded that the subsistence of the family of the
late alr. Stanard, and of themselves, as well
as tbs existence of the paper depend upon
inc proceeds OF their subscriptions, and that
justice and generosity are both violated by
withholding the sums, which, when united,
compose the income % the proprietors. We
nope therefore that our Subscribers viii not
tail to remit their several subscriptions.
Our customers in general are cautioned that
Mr. Nuthmins has no concern in any man.
ner in this paper. He never had any di-
rectlon or power except over the editorial.
department, and is now, wholly and com.I
pietely excluded, by the proprietors, from
all concern with the paper and its affairs.
J. al. & j. &. CARTER.
November 10, 1913.
N. B. The Editors of the Virginia Ar
gus and Petersburg Jntellgencer are re-
qnested to give the foregoing one insersion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-25
STERILIZATION AFLnAr-

Extraci Of a icfter from resaecfabZe Blrr-
cbarf IN Lipeyhool 10 his cor1cohondenf
i'l -Wv York, d0fed SctL 20.
Since our respects Of the gath inst. the
most intelligent merchants Of this place have
changed their opinions IN relation Go peace
ard strange asst may appear, after what vt
have written you, our opinion is now thai
peace viii result from the mediation ol
Russia. Our friend WanV right, who is
now at St. Petersburg, writes mat Messrs.
Gallatin and Baye4l are 10 expectation OF
the arrival u MessrS. Walpoie and Nor
Ter to negotiate with them from which
there canpot be doubt but tka. the Amer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-25

Nj ANCHEsTEa TURNPIKe COMPANY.
- The Annual Meeting of Stockholders
VIII be held at Mr. Brooks's Ta~c4n, in Mans
chester, on the first Monday in December next.
MEMBERS who cannot attend in person, will. IL
'ss expected, appoint their proxies The under
signed requests to be furnished with evidence
OF shares bought or sold since the last meeting,
to wit the deed itself or Ger ifcate a its
being Oh record in the proper Court,
JAMES BRANDER.
Manchester, 18Th Nov. 2w.