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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

EXCHANGE of Old six per cent, And Deferred
"a Stoeks-Pursaant TO the act OF Congress, emit.
tied g IN dct omhOrising a subscription for the
osa SIX per cent and dejeyrea stocks, aa Preceding
tor the exchange Of the same" passed on the
9th day OF July, 1919, books will ne opened ON the
hfst d:y OF October next, at the Treasury, aud at
the several loan offices, and will sontinue omen till
the i9ih day OF March next for receiving subsc,ip
tons OF the OLD six per cent, and deferred stocks
the ioannerprescribed by the said act. New certi-
hcates, bearing interest from the first day of the
quarter IN which the subscription shall be made, at
the rate OF SIX per oentum per annum payable quar-
terly early, Tor the unre,eemed amount of principal
OF the OLD SIX per cent. and deferred stocks which
may he subscribed, will be issued at the Treasury
or at the Loan Offices respectively where the old
stock subscribed may the time stand credit ed =
The new stock will be redeemable at the pleasure
o, the United States st any time after the Slst tlay
o. december, 1924 but no reimbursement will b,,
made except for the whole amount of the
stosS standing ut the time, the credit Of any pro-
pretor on the books of the Treasury or of the com
missoners OF loans respectively, nor till after at
least SIX months previous public notice of such int.
ded reimbursement
Treasury Department, Sept 10, 1919.
ALBERT GALLATIN.
oeptehocr 70 1aInt1stm
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

SHLEGANT HJD WOES---.Iadies Envii.i,
~ manufactured hid St.ocs, assorted; Patterns
'nd Coilcrs-FOr sale by J. Ireson, few doors ..
boye the Eagle Tavern.
December g. tf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

& Situation for Privat. Tutor wanted. A youns gen
teman who can give satisfactory Testimonials
teach tue Lain, Greek, aud French Lam ;uages,
wishes place 'n private family. For further part
eui,ss apply TO the Hon Frsnc,s T.. Brooke, or An
drew SteNcnson OF Richmond, WIN. brooke, OF
fredericksburg. or fhos. w. x Francis z. Maury,
OF Aibemarie County.
Dec. 90. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

ME subscribers have in store, the following arti-
4 cles, viz.
SO Hhds. prime Jamaica Sugars,
10 DO. Loaf Sugar, :f
10 do. Molassess (exceilent quality
10000 ID. Green Coffee,
1000 northern Cheese,
900 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
200 do. Coarse do i
And daily expect to receive 5000 half pint tumb,ers
all which viii be sold on moderate terms for cash
country produce, approved paper.
SHELTO.N s. FLN.VEY.
december I5. 2aw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

e. ALL GOoDS--Robert Nelson Geo. have re.
q ee've'i, and arc now opening large and gene
raj assortment OF WOODEN K FANCY GOODS.
at the newest fashions, and in daily expectation
o. Further supplies, we. they will sell wholesale SC
Retail at very reduced prices for cash or aseeptan
ces in town.
Dee. 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

-ObservatioNs Of M1niuria, Ms given in Uut-
ion's AiGfbemaficaL ~ PhRoyohhtcak Re
c'eGfioas. vol II, pages los, 1O6.
" One Oriyreus announced at Leipsic IN
the year IVY, a perpetual mc,iun, consist
iug Of a wheel, whicr would continually re
volve. Ths aa1chine was constructed for
the Lana<~ayc of HcSse- asset, who eau
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
Hlnh Tire Rnr,lc II

Stop the Rogue :
GtTOLEN from tie Rack, near the Capi,ol. in tte
- City Of Richmond, about - o'clock On Thus
DAY act DARK Ijoy Horse, with q good Saddle, and
a Steel BIT, and Hradoon Bride about five feet
two inches high, his marks well rs reeollected,
are l,'tis whte one Of lis fore legs about the
hooi his liindcct wbte, snip ON his nose and
star in his forehead his tail is remarkable in as
much as It is small IN proportion 10 tie tize Of the
I'orsr; heis about ten years old, aud exhibits the
marks Of &c
Whoever will deliver the said Horse 10 me in
Chesterfeld,gith or sthnut tl,e Saddle and Br.la,
or give Information so that set him again, shall
rCesivc a liberal reward.
BRANCH CHEATHAM
Ian. q 4tp
NJ u. II is probable the thief may endeagor TO
disigure the horse, by cutting hs III, b..
VIE Subscriber will receive ~ 4 few daysa gene
N raj assortment Of d,y goods, sIitcn 10 tie sea-
son, consisting Of Napt COitOns. Pl,ms, Rose aud
striped Blankets, Fanncls, Hombaz ttts, Superfne
Cloths C:,s@mercs, Mare..ester StUDs, 6,e. &c
Which Will b. SID o. lDsssl tefnis.
Nov. 8, II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

A RROWSMITH'S MAPS-Johnson and War:
IN ner have Just received fresh supply of Ar.
rowsmith.s Maps, of Europe, Asia, Africa, and r.
merica Those who subscribed to their agent who
passed through the Country abont Blk months age
viii please apply as above.
They have also received quantity of Seine
i"ine which they will dispose os reduced price
by the quantity.
lee. u 2swiw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

sNORTY Barrels and Hhds. Muscovado Sugar,
J. Is Barrels Loaf do, 100 Sacks Liverpool
Rlown Salt, IS Boxes y 10 Window Glass, 5000
hslt-pnt Iumbers, 20 Boxes Boston Candles, just
received and for sale, by
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

'sNiiE subscriber (neary opposite the Globe raw
d ern) wishes TO take "a few day boardcrs by the
quarter or year.
JOHN SEADROoE.
Dee 81. 2aw5,y
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

"a uTlCf.--Ar plcat;on viii be r,ade to the pres
= idcnt ad directors OF TIE BANK uf Virginia ror
a duplicate certificate for one share =. the cag-
inl stoes thereof Ma 9si. standing in The ,nlc o &c
eliza i.ar''s late dt Cu?rpper eouuty, deod. as The
orisita. one has been lost.
WM.T =. BANKS.
CAr.iNRlNf. HARRIS.
So.c heirs az the late Cecilia
Harris deceased, late al Cul-
pepper county. uIier her late
Wa and Testament.
bcc.' w5wp
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

Chosen TO represent her pl,alanx cf Two
and twenty coed men and true, and one on
" suspected OF swerving from Republican,
principles
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

WIN. ANDERSON
On consignment 20C0 VT. Soal Leather, wl,icl,
will he sold at moderate price, accommo datine
terms.
w. A.
Dec oil.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

sI'RENCH BRANDY--3 Pipes Alb proof for
Z sale by
J. l.. & n. X. THOMAS,
ID. Street.
Dee. IL. N;f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07
DoWLER F.cocKE. rrr

II. +. COOKE, Exr
OF Bowler Cooke decd.
Strawberry plain, Dec %. cHttlr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-07

Ia this infant i'll the family of states, amid
the various parties usually found in our ter
ritories, Republican feeling predominates.
as is proven in the choice of her present re
preventative. who was elected in October
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
Boot and Shoe BlaGklng.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY Informs the gen
,lemcn of AiCxand.ia, that he has taken
a s,and near the. cerner of Royal, on
King street, under Mr. GliT,,h's store,
mhsre no Intends. carving On the husi
n :ss Of Bsackins Boots siid Sous, ard
Cisaniag Fair Tops.
Faving followed the business IN me
northern cities, for soese 'ld't past he
Ra,ters himself he shall be able TO siyge
entire satisfaction to bis c:api"ycrs, IN
respect 10 nea,-e.s, despatch and Tue
extsllea, quality Of bis backing. Fe
Wal Wait On gentlemen IN the morning
for their boots and shoes, which he sill
re,ur, il, the course of the day, or I'M
.nei,ateiy to those who desire it. HIS
mode Of cfeaning preserves tho shape Of
the boot, and his backing softens ana
enrichcs the leather.
May ie,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
FRIDAY, JUNE IL.
tosenh Vaudeville.

Joseph Vaudeville,
corscr IF Kisr e Fairfar-streefs, 5
OFFERS FOR SALE,
ar Wholesale AND RETAIL,
90 .h..,s Teas-gunpowder' I'M I'M
'aoqs. ene''' peri.h hyson, hyson ), sSin'
80 boxes younghyson s souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
io5 hhds , New Orleans * Maseovado
So bbls Sugars
?,ooo lbs Pepper n
20 hhds retailing Molasses -
S pipes, 6 half pipes and Or casks l.
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is qr casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IA pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases choice Claret
2 butts, II half pipes Malaga
spipes, half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
is pines real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
30 npncheons We:t-India Rum
s puncheons and 40 bbis New England
Rum tAt
10 bhis Peach Brandy
rs do. Fyaisky
500 .gailuns Old do.
aids. Cherry Bounce
80 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
6o0,lbi,Bengal Indigo
SEQ Is Bright Nader
6ooo ID. Goshen s. observation-disclosures
so bush. ground alum Salt
, Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice Peas,
Barley, Mu startl, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Cam
dies, naccauba, rsppee and scotchSnufs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blae, Salt
Petre, Arnone, Alum, Copperas, .Brim
stone, GGnpowder, patent, Shot, Flints,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demil ohns,
xyranping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Co:ds, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
sc.
~. r. SO bushels fresh suarranfed
CLOVER SEED.
N&rrh s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11
Herring Seine fwlne.
.y,s. rectjye6 81 FOR SALE,

Just rectiued 81 FOR SALE,
case. tIcrrins Scine fwine supe.
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
~ STORE.
5 5::;s:', '. ,;;.. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
DO Shcetings
Cork for Seines,
Tannsrs ii. in 5bls. and half bbis.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbis.
Mess No. land 2 Boston Beet, bols'
and half a,ais.-
Do. prirs Pork, hh's.
obIs. Tar, Rossh, fa'fen,ine and
PitEh.
April 2.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11

II VIC belle. W ha
o O,, the invader 5 y,
= mounted to six h u,m'''i
a q. Number wb;s{ "uad'st
d 'Isa.y force force Of Ii, ' sss,t
u mays, ss sp r nGna
most most. a0urisbins p.,l
power, Bu, it,, p'll'a
and m1. deduction, sc ss 10 n'i'
m vb;sh no, OF French ~ ~ I
imno',ama makes intesd, ','
still wv .aa' part Of ,i,s's
SOU sources Of inforn,,;s,sh
tive men. ''uhtia
| But in e,,;n...
an army the nuuSs. y y
means the only, o. I, a.
portan, e'nsidera,iae,. w
depends on it. sr,, :;
and equipaen, /; s On W.
generals the skin ols y
. m'ssary and qusr,er.,,a,,
. In knowledge osi,sas,,st
the military hssi,s Of !.
my from a multitude s.' !. =
ether the army Of B,s j.
Frederick, from til. a .ls'
And in these, no ,,n,s,
6: ceeded that which Cow,
IN July 1919, for IN, ~
II contained no d.ps,ns
but even they wer. ,e,sl
who had passed the o,s.
ing camps, and Of .em,
dred miles. The e.,,,r
tetans. Injured to i n,,,a1
campaigns, and mos, nj.
cd. All the s.fccr.. irs
tho lowest subal,ern,,p3N
OF nonIeommissione Osr|
't'tuts the sinew, and md
my, had been formed d,
Gus service almos. KG,H
up IN camps, and cst.ts
their merit alone. Mini
mass, the new recruits Vi
the knowledge and hi
their station, In poind
skill in their duty, sndt1;
cision in their exerc,t,p
they become veteran, 10,
while in all their r;,.o|
ratlons't they retain To, ri,I
ardpr of youth.
Nor is TN, all. TsF|
derive vas, adssniast,t,,
in W hich they ire rsIwa
Armies formed by voIunI
are likely 10 consist d'sl
less part of the pogh1
Clous, the Idle, The 6Issa.
digent +; for that pan aiI
ready to enlist. F'aw
enter at an aye toe s1nr
ing readily new haSIts ID
facility the varlons tatn
Bur the conscr!plinn @
of the youth into the naS'
BciDg taken from a hlsH
ety, they are more Likely
pride, a sense ofnn'r ~
promotion. being yCs
more susceptible Of H''
pure in their r'l0d', NOT
alert in their bodies, nsh
tempers, i~bibs mo'' ~
prit du csrps," which
army. and like @lt 'Ea'
the potter. are more ssl
to any form, which they
ed to take. BENZ snsF
look to nothing but than
their hopes aas p.''pa1
the service, and al then ]
requirement OF ''o'' 1 ~,
lead to promctioO' ~
a most dstesiable e'g'a
together int'leraSi' LII
bu, there can b. 20 ~
far the most efei'C'l ~
hitherto been inverted ~
facuI,ies OF a nation "''
purposes Of war ,.,eI
But there was 'p""
attending the Frest' !. ~,
tributed more pef', III.
Tiers to render it 'oIN1
accustomed se to vi:c = j.
most confidence 10 - % n
officers and i'seil
,riumphed over p' '''sl
r p,jgn' 1t had I'D l'' ,s.,5s |
length BUNDLED aV'u ,.l
with Russia had PIX ~, 'sdt
some times do"bt'u 1,,,,;,sd
come off finally Y.sss.I
ed sd" il. chief as i', .','sI
upon the fields o. n..., ,
lard, a. the sure p'sa;ass
'0''''' :" Speech 70 n u
The foIlovins y: :'s. n Sp
the Celebration OF ~
The United State "a. ~
Justice b. her guide. ..ssar
ey, aud liberty ''f ,,ss,p|
,icnal existence
bla. # RS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-11

The following s s.s. a Sp
the Celebration Of the ~
The United Sn az ",s,,y
Justice b. her s'i6'' ...'nn
ey, aud liberty ''f ,,ss,yI
,iaonal existence
bla. -. NJ p
Northern s.ar ,f..,a,ril
traction that has ...,,,sad
Of Europe to 'A: :, '''
grand Russian ST. ID ID tod Il
:, When pns.;d iae 6 s.lIst .s,us
P Rslt ! rhoc''
Dr1ivERrR 90, st'1
nj, toast .sM
course of rsn a;'sd s.a,j
gp; s,, 's DESCRIPTIVE ,l' d 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Late from South .amsricn.


Capt. Clarke, Of the ship Criterion
from Ta!chnana (ChiID which he
left Sept. 10th, informs that that
,,:sce was taken on the 2zth Of March
last by the Kings party, consisting
OF $500 men; and rrisken on the
s9!h of May. by the Patriots. consi-
sting Of $50 men. The patriots con.
HnGed 10 he very successful. Capt.
4. was informed by the American
consul. that severe battle was
ought in june last. at town called
st. Carlos. a'ont 20 leagues in the
country. between the patriots u the
Aing>'s part.. in which the latter
were defeated with the loss Of HOO
killed and Wounded.
The situation Of the Inhabitants on
the coast of Chill vas very distress
lcg; the kings party were very Sc
we're in the punishment of those who
frl! into their pswer. and the patri.
"ts were much embittered againts the
kings party and the priests.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16

creased, by every thing taat has fall
lsn unisr nv observation. Faniliir
Coz. For years with the most intimate
thou shts DC nv iiasb,ai. | k1sv tn,
sentiments that would agoaizs him
unpn a thro1e Gssroed, or q crown
without glory.
Frenchrnsa! Your Gnperor. your
Country aai Honor call ysu."
After s'lich the Minister Of war
asee1!ei tbs tribuas, rsai a report
addressed {, the EMPEROR. At the
combustion Of which, Csant Regnaai,
one of the two orators OF the coun-
ci! Of state, presented to the Senate
a project Of a Sanatus Consultam,
the object Of which was the levy OF
$4,000 men, besides $4,000 to ra-
iaforce the arlnies in spaia.
Count de Laseoele rose and al
dressing himself to II. L. and Il.
Majesty. said
6. MADAM:
Before proposing to the Senate
measures relative to the project
whi,h has Just been laid before the
Senate. I have the hanor to beg your
I. aud Z. II. to design to ger nit me
to offer YOU. in the name OF my col
| leagues, the respectful homage ofa'l
those sentiments with whieh we are
nenetratea. in seeing your majesty
preside over the Senate. and hearing
the ara,nor.hie words that you have
| lust attsrel from the height OF your
ihranr.
With what gratitude, with what
relit,iols cAres. We shall forever
preserve the remambranes o. it :"
SENATORS hays tho honor 20
proDos, 20 you 20 refer to a commits
si>a. the orojsat o. the Sena,us Con
sl|tG2n which has just been present
! Ell by the orators Of the Council OF
State. This passed assn Goa.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
MADAM! MORTAU.

AS soon rs the aCCifiGt reached tins
coonr". OF the death Of ,be gaiilnt Mo-
"eau, TIC Prince Resent expressed b
wish To DIV a visit of coDdnlcucc to his
afflicted widow but she was in strong
cr.e yuisions--Th continued ior sou,e
DAYS, and were succeeded by a calm
more affecting, perhaps, than thosr
bursts of tears and sorrow which give
relief to the oserc',arget heart. She
;nust fee! Whist the Roman historian sx
pressed in such ter,ier words, "that to
myself aud thy daua 1ter, besides The en-
guish of haying u" father and husband
snatchcd from rs, it proves fresh &C.
cession OF sorrow, that we had ne oppor-
ti,ni,y to attend thee in thy sickness, to
solace thy spirits. 10 please ourselves
with seeing and embracing !hee.. Doubt
less we should have greeaily received
thy Instructions, ana engraved them for
ever upon our hearts. This is cur woe,
this wound to our he,rts, that by ~.
lot of long absence from Thee thon vert
already lost to US for four years before
Thy death, There IS no question, excel.
lent father and husband, but hat whate
yer thy wound required thou vert am
ply Supplied. Yet fewer tears accom-
panied thy corpse, and during thy last
moments somewhat was wanting to sa-
tisly thine eyes"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
PROVIDENCE. DEE. 10.

On Monday last. William Ross,
who had been some time in prison.
was tried by the Honorable Circuit
Court for EhoIs-TsIand district on an
Indictment for murder, on the nigh
seas.--Fhn indintmont stated the
;nardcr to have aecn committed near
the Is.aad OF st. Jsgo, one Of tho
Cape do Verbs. After Q trial of
more than thirteen hours. and an
interesting charge to the Jary, by
his Honor Judge Story, the jury re-
tired at nearly eleven, p. M. and
the next mbruing. Oh being called.
delivered verdict Of " Not Guii-
~" Ross was also indicted by the
Grand Jury, for piracy aad robbery,
on the high seas. On the two last
tie District Attorney entered Mob
Pro.eqm.
4 ma,ter and three o. The crew OF
Spsaisa vessel were convicted Of
resisting the visits Of the revenue Of
iccrs OF tho port Of Newport, and
fined by the Court.
Tie decision ofthe District Judge.
in the ease of the Mary, Stafford.
muster. was reversed BY Judge sto-
ry. and the property awarded to the
privat@ersmeu. Much other admi-
rally business and several civil az
'iGns were determined.
On Wednesday. Ross. after a
short address from his Honor Judge
Howell. was discharged from CON
Gncment. The Court adjourned the
same day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
from Tie ~ York Gazette.
BLOCKADE OF LONG ISLAND
SOUND CONFIRMED.
His Majesty's Shift Vshant, nf WOW
London, Dec. 2, 1873.

His Majesty's SHIP VsHant, nf' Now-
London, Dec. 2, 1873.
SIR,
Having received orders from Ad-
ynirsl Sir John Boriase Warren, Com
mander In Chief Of his Rr:ianp:c Ma
icsty's Naval Forces in North Ameri-
ca. 10 declare Long Island Sourd in 2
state OF rigorous Block de, and to en-
force the same: beg leave to inform
you of this measure, and that after the
9Th Of December, no vessel, whatever
will be permitted to SSH from any port
in Long Island Sound. i beg you will be
pleased to communicate this intelligence
to the other neutral Consuls in your
district.
have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your most obeaient servant,
ROBERT DUDLEY OLIVER.
Captain and Senior Officer in Long. Isl.
and Sound.
To Den Thomas Sfosghfon,
SAsnisa Csnssfe keu- York.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-12-16
Ero.a the Boston Csstiuel, Dec. 8.
El13opTAV AFFAIRS.

EUROPEAN tTi' MAS.
Si,.> S,turlav alvieas have haen
reerivcl from France, Portugal and
Gae'ani. Nhaash they 10 aat re-
late, any nav event Of great pith,
they Gil 10 = number of chasMs in
the previously received accounts.
FRO n Trarce AL inorroSorate the
nuiaisn. that the days Of Napoleoa's
successes are numbered.
; We have not boon ssvared with
sight OF TIE French paYers from
Nantz: hxt have peruscd, eoDie'l or
given in abs!rs-t. snch Of their con-
tent. rs the Chronicle translator.
a fTrenshmaa) ias selacted.-lhey
are DrineiDal!y confined 10 unimaoF-
,.nt war events on the si:ie of Italy.
Olr realers ow we have not been
inat'eafiye TO that theatre OF opera
ti,as al we refer to cur former
sue, na-;ss IN the Subject. We re-
peat, however. that the last posi-
tons beli by the cerps Of the vice.
ROY. rs given by the Chronicle. are
y,sl evi ience that the former ac-
conots % the allied successes in That
quarter vera substantially correct:
That since the rapture of tae arms
tee the whole siae Of the Austrian
army had advanced manv miles II
various directions That tire French
sr'ny &c the y;-nroy had raeciled to-
war is the tdri7tie; ard that the Be-
-ar;ar army under Wrede had not
savanead a mile in n-,r6y month.
On the si's sf the 'Fyrol, we find.
hv the French accounts, that toe
Austrian parties had penetrated into
the contra Of that country; and tho
compelled. perhaps. to fall back on
tbeir main body their connection
sheued me advanced line OF 4Hstri-
an onerat;ons from Upper Austria Il
Carinth;a. TIE posting a Swiss
eorps at Croira. in the GrisSans
near the Fyrolsan frontier. and the
coayscation &C thr council OF the
canton. are strong indications that
danger From the sustrians or frsm a
Tvro,esn insurrection was appre-
henaei.
There is on Augsburg article OF
The goth, Which inti'naies. that gen.
Wrets was waiting the junction Of
the Vierroy. previous to marching
for Vienna RI this is not q hoar.
Il is evidence OF gross stupidity. or
ignorance ofevcnts in ITALY. Forit
vii. be seen hy even the. Chronicle
extrsets. that the Viceroy. instead
of advancing on Bavaria, bad been
res.,'iag from it; and at the last
date fOct. 5th) was stated to be at
pr;vaait-5etween Trieste and the
lSaye-a tong distance frsn Bavaria /:
aud having Formidable Austrian
cer5s between him and Wrede.-
We have been more prefix on this
subject than its importance requires.
IL will be seen by the French ac-
counts. that another Blood Tribute
had been required Of France, to the
amount of2sO. 900 Young men. This
we think is the fourth since Bona
parte was driven from Russia! And
what is the Object of the repeated
sacrifices To enable him to dictate
to Independent Nations, the manner