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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-31
July 90
JUST PUBLISHED, BY

jOHN E.. 81 " ART,
ind for Sale at his Book Store, new
and imhroUed edition Of
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mt the v;lese slave of Bonaparte wonld
max OF PUBLICLY praisiog =. the high cha
.'acter os the Emperor AieXander", witt
| VA IN II is well known BGadi,arte is at the
| noment on such good .sr,ns; o., ct dec iaring
| AT hc VIII never dOand0H our Juss de
hands" upon France.nor ''coanect our tor
| mes with the system ut that power-boih
II when declarations must be vastly agree.
| BILE t. the vie vs. md policy OF Bonaparte
{ these DO NOT sati,fy the peopie that Mr..
Madison is the slave OF the despor, nothing
can. But enough of this---we detest the
idea Ut French Influence even IN irony.
Capt ain .drthnr Sinclair, passed through
this city a few nights ago, on his way to
Sackett's Harbour. He is TO take command
ot the large ship of war, which has been
launched at that harbour This ship mounts
.senty six twenty tours. besides other guns
ut smaller calibre, and is in a state of
equipment nearly ready for servce.-Capt.
5 is under orders to travel with the utmost
expedition.
Amongst those who n I'VE persisted on the
bed of honor, during the present Just and
NECESSARY war, is John Shore, Esq He wls
member of that high nin..ed aud gallant
band. the Volunteers of Petersburg. -Who
is the Patrtot! Is IL the man who tells YOU
what sacrifices he would make for his coun-
try, or he who freely offers them Is it he
that remains at home, sleeps on e bed of
down. Carries on his usual avocatians and
boards up gold and silver or h who ab an
donS lucrative employment, to lodge on
straw, TO encounter snow & rain, ali the in
clemencies of the seasons x all the wlles OF
the savage, and finally to yield mp his breath
on the bleak banks of the Miami ?-Such
a man was John Shore:
He was descended from Doctor Shore
OF Petersburg. The spirit of the. father
animated the son. Superior IN the al
lurements of ambition, John Shore would
have waited until death had calmly laid him
in the tomb of his fathers, if still higher
principle had not carried him forth to
the field. He was patriot He loved his
country he felt for her wrongs and his
heart burned TO avenge them-the treach-
cry ot Hull and the disgrace which it infi, E
ed upon his country, aroused all the hero
within him and he was amsns the earliest
OF that gallant band, the Volunteers of Pc
tersburg. who slept forward to demontrate
The ardour OF his attachment. Generous *
noble band, but for ye; but for your gallant
general who was graded on her lap but
tor those generous Kentuckians, of whom
some were born and bred among las, and but
ior those promising spirits who have gone
to the Canadian frontier. her Morgans, her
SCOTS and her Randophs, Virgiuiz would
nave reason to blush fer the wane of her re-
putation.
Go on, in the noble career which We have
opened; chastise the insolence of the enc
my; pursue the road to Maiden we weep
over tue ashes of your fallen mrades and
with open arms will receive you at the end
OF the campaign crowned with victory and
with glory.
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Nt)Ii (E.

g IN "Wednesday, the 2ut day nf June D.xt wilt
be 'e, To the lowest bidder, the eating DOM &.
filling up apsrt OF + ssrnet, Benjamin '. oshys
lavsrn' az which place, the Commissioners ef
streets will atemi, t6at .a, At nine o'cloak 10
let Ike sad wors At the same time and place ,-y
w' ereaiy to enter i,o contract with any aerion
or persons for removing the dirt th.t asy be sw-up
or scra?ed uP, on Tuesdays and Satu,tisvs in =
paved part OF F.. street, much th-re,f as a.y
person may chose t. undertake. BY orter OF the
~.~,. -, COMMISSIONING.
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fropositi0n was made to the inli abitanes
that if the militia would not modest them,
the Rather aud her prize would go off. as
sooa as wind and weather would permit, o.
tberwise the Rather would Ere on the town
aud destroy the houses"
Capt. Lawrence arrived in town last eve
ming to take the command of the Chesa-
Deake. Capt. Evans goes 20 New York to
take command of the Navy Yard.
Boston PGher, May 10.
NEw-LoSDoN, May 10.
On Friday last, the Packet Cordeiia. capt.
:, Handfeld, proceeded from this port as "a
cartel for the Families, Commodore Har-
dy, and took with him Lit. Claxon, mid
shipman, and III seamen, who were captsr-
ed in the Fox. Capt. Hand6ela fell in with
the Families IS miles South of Montague.
and brought back, capt. Joshua Phillips,
Thomas Turner, mate the schr. Empe-
ror, and Capt Philip Smith. and John Ray
moad, mate of the sloop Hero, and fourteen
others, formerly belonging to those vessels
which had been captured, bound from North
Caroliaa. for Boston. Sir Thomas Hardy
was, as he always is, politely attentive
IN this gentlemen who accompanied the
flag.
Fifteen dead bodies have hoated on shore
near the Hull of the brig Holkar, from
which it is evident the British lost more
men in destroying that vessel than xas at
frs. supposed. Capt. Collins of the marines,
was killed.
Estract Of letter datsl Eric. Penn. May 6.
hasten to inform you that we arrived
here two days ago, IN good health and high
spirits, after tedious march of 81 days.
Yestertlaytwo British vessels hove In sight
we were mustered, drew ammunition &c. x
marched after dark to the old fort, where
we kept guard all night, and are to be sta
sioned there.
Capt. Records from Centre county. took
his station on the bank of the lake in town
where there is gun boat on the stocks.
which will be launched tomorrow. The 30
gun briggs building will be launched in ; or
Aweeks. The gan boats are already in the
water, and will soon be fitted out.
". Y. Paher.
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BE &c further esacted, that the eSeautivs sS ,his
'",dionseAith o-. smi taey are herssy authorised
purchase iva tssusaid co.nss VI the Rand 30 OK
fh tiisuiry by W i,.am duane, and tu di-tribute
,heio ss"onsst the siita odieers OF this common
Wealth, tue eNsacGs woervU, sl,s deir y e,t out
ut ANY moncs ia iiis Treasury noe otherwise a.pro-
priated by Law.
Thin act shall commence aud DC ia iorse from thu
passius liiereoi.
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For TIE ENQUIRER.

50 For the Eve UIRER.
& Peacock, as he swept III. main, 80
Had rais'd his Arch, display'd his train
And being by Goddess priz'd,
The little Hornet he despised.-
A Wasp before, nm valiant Wing,
Had taught the Hornet how to sting,
who beng Heavens peculiar care,
Resolved 10 make the Peacock stare.
Isthat the Bird of 2ri.ish Isle
Ills piunes So gay they make me smile.
My Art shall strike lis feathers low,
An Insect is his mortal foe.
Aloft the English eo'ore few,
Aloft the hopes of Hornets crew;
y, Bird of June. hos complete
y, how dis graceful your defeat
In fifteen minutes dill your crest,
To Insect valoT prove Jest,
And freedoms snng aIer, and brave.
Did wait sting for every wave,
Your ReBent-beapty, ponpous, proud
Exacts the homage OF the crowd
But every British tar shall know,
a Hornets sting has venom now.
B Let us our little Navy boast,
Who brave the zoe every coast:
., may each laval trophy won
Do credit to Western Son.
Unitel let our eou nseI1 he,
And Englands flag shan strike to thee
Sor ConstitEtioh we contend,
And GIory stisl. gu 'abOrs end.
t.t-t,t ~ DIED.
On Saturday Che 9end list. in King Villa m
County st the seat of Mira Martha Williams, j o IN
WALKER WALES, late or York county, after 3
sharp but severe illness lie lad yet reached th,
meridian Of Ire. RE was tn the last moment IN
S'be OF the aPproacI of death, and met the period
of dissolution With philosoptc frmness and me- .na
nimity. lie the dutiful son. the aiectiunato nus
band, the fond and tender pareat, and the sincere
sad cordial friend. May onr country ever b1as
OF such valuable eitzssS, Anl ever depl0rs their
loss.
g A wits feather, and chiefs rod,
An hoGeE mans the noblCst wo.k Of Cob
g.
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VOXICE,
TU1-G7vQU

ELtt|tTt.tVxy !
"a ROM the Suhscri5s- living ir the ns;ghh onr&
n hood Of the Cod Minea, ChrsteiA-ld. y negro
man slave named
GEORGE,
On - 10th inst. lie is black man, Of e1-amon
s'Ze, opposed 10 be shout 81 sears oil agnapare.i,y
humble a"I o. OK, euon"s--he was fnrIvsrly tho
property &c John Cox, and SOW owned IL Patsy
Cox, OF whom hired hi'n for the pre.ent scar. /
will give ccwsrd Of
FIVE DOLLARS
For the apprehension and delivery Of Sid negro to
me an persons are req >ested In barber, corr
zeal or employ said jlav' rs it is expressly designed
by ne to p1nish l" o. gal manner suci, person or
persons as may rsnsgJ the lave Of the common =
wealth upon this subj set.
May %. 4tr,
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'sShE Subscribers have Just received for
Il sale,
,l2e Bales let quality Spinning Cotton,
s9 funcneons very superior quality, Old Anti.
Ana few pipea Superior quality, Genuine Cog
AND
quality.
May o9. 9,
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..NOTICE
May 81.

THE settlement Of tie aboys concern devo,vss
IN the subscriber, who IS rs'dy to attend TO- al
efGiInS, and 10 receive all da.7 thcrcurto aDper-
tanning. lie IS nov opening a nes assortment OF
EARTFE.N - Glass JVARR.
And invites the attention nj the pubic (oId eusto.
ners M psriicNsr) and assures them that no exer-
tons shell be wseiug 10 render their satisfaction
o,ppeie,
Nss 20
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May 90.
GARDENING

OhN DE ING. , '-.----
INFANTS a situation, a person who ndsrstsnds
" gardening and farming in general. and l,yinr
out ground IN each branch to advantsge--He can he
reeomneRded by gentleman in tiis city, -iioss he
"as "ohe business tor, these two seasons FAST Any
gentleman wantirg person of that desc ript;on viii
A. B. at this oi;se.
Richmond, May 2o. e,n
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ri Il 3 p. h ii Gram E,
s'AfLoR Mems Mercer, M2ia street Rich.
mond---kespectsul!y informs his friends snd
the public, that he has just received from Flew
York, an elegan! aid general assortment CT ready
made
LCHTEING,
Executed in TIE best wlneh will be di,pos-
ed of at low prices TOR oss!. only.
May ~. 4w
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TIhnI KR IgdWTING.

...,,,, T TT - = 'FF.1.VIIgVtT.
VIZ subse'F ~ is ,atj,,rised b. the Zxeeut;V q,
Pwe"Sfe tor the Commonwealth, seston.d
""e-oah seq nt'ms, Tor tbe yurpose OF mounting 40
"ooes " "'anance, ~. f'r prunhcrs or GJItest
~ 'nVne' "'ne iHehes dick -nd or 6 feet lono
Wr P"n,ders $40 Teet, 10 inches vide and -
c''eN few h"ndren feet viii stoIalIy he vsntj,r
I"' f'rger earr''gS5 wl,its-utls gsuned plank C,r
IL - inches @tis & nus zach ,iick n lgIC.t o 49,
Gus ih'sN q ~ ~i'th siso i"c u poplar plank \,
"a 'ns. aid = acis fir to ~ho.c. Tor al ,lih a
Noera Ter " &c sreH e..her in Cash o. Psniten-
ia ntln,a4nr-,
- AiipeiTon' WHO haye inserted accounts viii u,s
Frie' ti'F', ore d"sIsl ~ astuh ~ before lie eI
~ TIE qu"'t WHICH - tie iast ~ next ~ rfi s
"'"e" t"" l,a7o eheeGc1 FIRE y. .krts ,nd sus, =,
are wanting t'ttn, ~ please a. apO;r Also wsried
Tor tle use ~ tbe PtUtcB:isrS ~ nr 80 isvs .,;
""s IRON . 20 500 "N CAMPBELL.
A.s'e~ = .ISGaf .t.Fy.
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NOTICE.
g IL persons having claims, against the Penter.
& tiaTJ, to- raw materials furnished are here
for settlement, by the 20th CT next month.
w III. ANDERSON.
fA'J ~ 2JthJ
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NJ. JOniy Il. SruEEa.

q you have no 'IuIy authorised agent known to
us, ana as you reside IN the state Of North Car
onn", you are Ger coy notified inst on Friday the
so'h uay ot I"y ''ext, atthe Washington Tavern i'm
US CITY OF it'eh'hond Tirginig) we shai! proceed
to take The dep I,ition of Archibald Blair lie bene sc
Sc 70 DC read As evidence the trial OF the suit ia
chancery der ending in The County Court ri Funen-
burg, you tt'. said John Il. Stokes rs admir- o. John
Stokes aga .ost David Street, james Saith, Exo'4
Oh aht"ory street, deed, and Wsddy Street 'TF,
street. John Street, Anthony Street, Jc6spL AZ
street Adam Bell aud Sally his wife. and Arm
smith wife Of the said James 5uitk, sol Antho,,,-
Sw'i and John Snith infants o. jsl.n Sanir, sec,d
Wy We sad Ja'nes Smith az which tirac OnJ plass
DAVfD STREET,
kHn
JANES. SMITH, Exo'rs
OF ANTHONY Street. Tor themselves
- to thg o,h.r doGeLdsnts
W6wp
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since qyyiting the a6oce Ihaoe Been informed,
.. member of the Senate, thar he heard no ether
nofiee taken in debate al the phrasroi2gY Of ike
.'iH than TO this e6ect.-That there sUere so,,c
.sr6ni inaccxyacies an the bill, uhich De Spea.tey
did NOT think 1t necessary ia mention, because he
had directions tn the substance Of the biH but for
Suhich, sc ShoulI not hGUe noticed tie c6ies
at all
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ElUi'f'aIR Y

he above Lotteries now drawing at Bait,
more, " ''N
Tickets, haires' a,na quarters, to he had q, tho
9goser'"e' new estaUi,sn.s Lottery anl fxcbun,a
ofnce, lew docrs Glow the Bell Tavern ,.here,rs
gua eieeS Books Tor The examinations OF al, t,ek.Is
gr1tIs sill be kept.
Orders tor tickets (pUst paidl will be promptly
Prize Iicsais or Bank Notes OF other states will
DC exchanged q. moderate discount.
May 90. ,s
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ATTENTION, KIFLENEN
THE Richmond ll,le Volunteers Wi. attend 8
meeting thia evening ~ tie BELL Tavern az af pat
O'Clock, on buSdsss of importance. BY order Of
the Captain.
TRUguEAkT, Or. sergt.
May 2g.
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: 2'E.r UOLL1RS' HE,i:.4ttiI. -
YANtWAT from. the sasscrihes o,. the 80
n q INST negrs man. aged about ie Je<rs osiJ
sailed "a
: GAnLkND,


hoisfi MOI r,uiatto. !s .USapirx.1. has IN =,
oaSttie ~ sbDut Ave teet luur S.. i,.Sfs Hs4,
s"d has sSar his tter. lie .cs,'serir 'etaa5rs
To john Sled T tins eCl,,tv AID 2aJS G,s StHsc ,s
'ongs u Ca. Joi,,. A,nbier of h. ,city oi Hisl-
noni.
l~,i pay the above reward ia ar person who
shall arlreis s,nl ichvec he ssid siayc to ur =,
NY res,dence III t."r- GS,.sy,. LsAsA j. t-2s
County yin pay
FIVE DOLLARS,
FOR experimenting him in this county sIa delivering
hi'o TO me or tor securing him in ih Jail of an,
Their county aud giving me iIaGn.diZls notice vt
il.
PE1E!. ~. DANIEL.
Lon.n, May eT este :,
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Capt. Lawrence arrived in town last eve
ming to take the command of tie Chesa-
peake. Capt. Evan. goes 20 Newfork tc
take command of the Navy Yard.
Boston Pqher, lMcy 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
IA dollars per anrum.1

have been surprised to learn, that the
! English general Wellington had lie n apnnn-
tea 10y resolution of the states) Crne,.3l,
commander in CHIEF ofthe Spanish armies.
Men, who, TO defend Tire glor, Of thcir
| own country,-have precipitatcd into the tomb
! 'nii'ioh. OF oar companions in arms, cDntein-
plate on measures, and | should not conceive
myself a native of Aragon, did not declare to
your exceiiency, in order that you NAV inform
the government OF 1t, that cannot approve of
resolution which tcu'ls to fade the honor of
the Spanish name, anil DEGRADE the military
chefs OF this nation, from the supposed supe.
rority OF a people with whom we have ever en-
uca'ored 10 cultivate terms ofamtv, & whose
bad faith cannot be better appreciated than
by the duke del I!antado, prcsiden, of the re.
geacy.
:" received the intelligence Of this event
and, Immediately aflcr, an order TO PIT NV ar.
my m noiion-an order which brings in qnes-
.lop inc honor OF every in liviiluL composing
! ~ either regular or a citizen. cannot dis
senhic (without usurping thc rii-hts belonging
10 terh) relative To Tie ac, of ac,inOw ed r-ine,
Lord Wellington general in chief of the Span
,Sh arm'es-and as 'hls point is OF the highest
Importance tor the welfare OF the country, [
wait tor the resolution oi yoJr excclicncy TO
adopt an Interior determination
Your Excelency Informs me by the same
order, that Lord Wellington retnr,s thanks to
( Y
ertionS they mad n~dc, hich b ought sach
happy results 20 the allied arn,ies To VIII IN.
then, ought 10 BE- cOuii;lcd the armed TO ,.e Of
1h's nation Ought 5pain he viewed in he
same light IS lie sinai kingdom of Portur.l1
Is not the origin ofou' rcvoirtian different 10
thal OF the PortHg'Ics /? Has not the noise of
our resistance resoundcd in every part of the
world Can W cOuiidc in Foreigner The SUI
Prene command of orr ARMIES No,with-
standing the actual state oi affairs, there sin
remain resources tn SPAN; the Scnc.Hls, the
CHIEFS, BE officers, and TIE soldiers, are vet
capable at convincing the iinslsh and the
french themselves, that, ON tie day OF bat, !e.
they can dSpia} u mnch vglnr ami discipline
~ either oil 'Ioec people aud hat their own
chieis are sufficiently shiil',l TO lead them to
victoy.
s. she f'h army that command can state to
he milton, tlat III poini Of military achieves
mcnt, II cedes to none and that it cannot,
without disgracing itself, submit 10 lave its
acquired glocs ohscuged, ami The crvicc ii las
rendered, 10 iitcr Ipr,l wellington a,th,'
1t is otherwise AWAY disposed 10 act in con-
cert with him.
"in fine, suppIicate your ex cheney to
consult the opinion OF the national armies, and
ct The citizens; and if they adhere TO that no.
mination, shall retire to private life, and thus
convince the world, that honor and The welfare
OF my country alone, have determined ms. 10
make this exposition, and not views Of arablti-
or and wealth, which, through malignity,
might be imputed TO me, without havin. re-
gard to my reputation and patriotism, so viii
established by my consistency and my signal
services.
(signed)
II a Cs,r, NOS
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LONDON, Nov. g.
The dispatches recently received from Lord
Wellington, are dated at Rueda 9TH inst. his
mead Quarters being there, where he expected
to be joined by gen. Hill. The French army
OF Portugal has once more advanced from tie
Douro upon Yalladolid, which was evacuated
october 18th. The forces of the enemy ut that
point are estimated at $1,000 infantry and 5000
cavalry that army WAS rendered thus formi-
dab by rcint0rcemcnts from France Mar
gus Wellington had $4,000 infantry and 500
horse.
The advanced guard ofma rshai soult enter.
ed Arailuez on the 9th whilst gen. nill was
evacuating that place. King Joseph was adj
vNncing rapidly upon Madrid, with a separate
corps he entered Cuenca at the head of 800
men. French corps entered Madrid on the
evening of the 1st November.
Gen Btllastcros has been dismissed OWING.
it is SAID, to hs inactivity in pursuing Sonlt. on
MS march towards the east; an error which
contributed greatly to tue adversely experien-
ccd by the allied army--He is therefore dis
graced. Ilc was succeeded IN command by
Gen. O'DonnCll
Gen. Bailasteros has written the following
letter TO the minister of war:
Excellent sir--Since the eESch that was
IN Madrid, since the moment that Barcelon
FiguIera, PampelUna, add St. Sebastian. feli
into the hands Vf the French, I began 20 EN-.
ploy ali mcars thou mt cxpedicnt to brinf.
about revolution. maintained a {, rrespon
dence with the different PROVING of spain
acted with courage surpasse ed b. no person
and Halter myself that no one contribu.
ted mofc than have done to The success oh
tanned by our arms.
Since that period, I have not ceased to car
~ arms AMI have resisted, for the honor oi
my country, all temptations held out to NC.
Ever ndex'ble by remaining Spanis-d, my
country has ever found me ready to defend 1t,
under all circumstances, regardless OF wealth.
tor which, your excelcncy Will acknowledge
have ever manifested the greatest indiilcr
| ence.
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LoNDoS ", Nov. %.
RUSSIAN OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.

Depatches foDs Lord CathcaYi-Gotten5ay1
Mail
Ministers on Thursday received dispatches
from Lord Ca,hcart, the principal contents ~
which were made public in the following BuI.
etin.
despatcl, W received from Lord Cath,
cart, dated 1t. Petersburg, Nov. I. lie iicl1.
SIS the Bulletin o the action Of the 1911 az.
also reports from General S.cmhi nd Count
WittBensteir. Tie former, IN his pr nc OF
tilc enemy, had taken ~ Wagons - an.-
ards of Bavarian regiments, $40 fuc n he
military chest, sr,e en- officers. tlc nmssasy
General, with ali bis cmpoym, and $50 pri-
soners on the. 25th oct anf9,a u.c q lie
to * from tn" enemy sven picc Of artillery,
and made even officers and 80 men rri-on-
RS, besides those tskctH iu vargas repc ntrcs
OF &c rear guard, Wherein the enemy lad
much suffered.
:" Count Wttgsnstein reports, that b. tbs
operation of General Steilhdl, the Rayar n
corp was separated from Cat of St. Cyr lie
himself lie the pursuit, had taken 80J pr..o -,
and tumbrls, he found 300 horses XII i.ti Oil. Sac.
road, and sooe lmbegs, the cannon y.lo..-...,.
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F BALLAsTERos.
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LONDON, Nov. 81.
The Speech to be delivered from the
Throne on Monday has been re. zwffte y
SINCE the arrival of the dispatches anncun-
eng the retreat of Lord WELLINGTON from
burgos, and its tone considerably altered.
1t viii depend on the matter wh;ch it SHALL
contain, after the various changes IL NAV
yet undergo, whether an amendment will
be proposed.
On Monday the 10Th inst. sailed from the
Cove of Cork, the valuable feet (about 70
sally for the West-Indies, under convoy of
the Gree, Of 5S guns; Dottercll, of Is guns
and Peacock 13 guns.
Nov. %.
There are some letters in town from
Plymouth. which state, in positive terms,
that the Frolick has been actually captur-
tured, and that the ship to which she was
obliged to strike, after a most gallant resis-
tance, was the American frigate Essex.
PARIS. Nov. IS.
The last accounts from the Grand Ar
my are of the 9TH Nov. The movement
which it had commenced was continued
with the most perfect order. The Emper-
or who continues to enjoy the best health,
is expected at SmoIensk on The 9Th. Jouyn-
al de Z Emhbrc, .N1p. 24.
The head quarters of the Grand Army
were ON the LIST Nov. at Witzma, about ~
leagues from Snoeusk. The Prince Vice
roy, who had beaten and dispersed a large
Russian army, had rejoined the centre OF
the army, not being able longer to go in pur-
suit of the enemy, without departing too far
from the line of general operations We
expect to see the whole army cantoucd be-
tween Smolensk, Witcpsk, and Minska, in
the first fortnight in Nov. This fertile anI
healthy country offers abundant and trau-
gull winter quarters---the cavalry will fiui
forage. The dry weather facilitates tic
movements OF the troops, and Keeps them
in good health.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-01
THOMAS TINSLEY. Cha;r,,an
Of fhe Board Of IIasfee

Of The Hoard Of IIasfces
The course of Education, though somewl at
different in form, will be the same in fact, as
that pursued in the Richmond Academy, when
Mr.. ID. left It, viz: The Greek, Latin and En-
glisli languages classically; History, Geogra-
ply and the Bellies Lettres; Arithmetic, Book
Keeping, and all the practical and useful bran
chcs OF the Mathematics with the use of Globes
and other instrurnents-Thc School will com
mence the second Monday in january next, and
continue the whole year, as no holidays will be
allowed but those requested by parents. =
Nov. 10. wifi