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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-19
AIrE NrlON !!
June ls

The members of the Alexandra Ora.
soons are required to parade at the Mar.
kat Square Oil Saturday the 18th lnsl a.
10 O'clock in the morning, In complete
Uniform. =
By order ofthe Captain,
c. 3RONAUGH, Sec'ry.
June IL St
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} ire sGio Fedsraiist.
VIRGINIA.

b Kcntucky, Virginia stands
| Ter support of the present
Re. She has her Meow
|lsoo's denouuclug oil oppo-
|ryins GOT Tory and Traitor.
10 looS back at her conduct
position. Aimos; every po =
|acard ct the tamous Virginia
Eof 1879. They allowed
/ heels Of those froeA kentuc-
r"rG to form "a part OF the
fna'Ic stack upon the gene
ncAt--0f late these resnlu-
lsqueetly been quoted: but
Eah:r Gbciai document CEN
Alhem which seems to have
EsA, or at all events IS over
those resolutions were a.
eglsisture published them
8 and prciaced them BY an
As Citizens of Virginia. This
RSa langage of violence, if
Aen'acky, at least equal TO
q BY toe legislatures of the
s. Tue following extracts
n it's
s'o shrink from our repre-.
'ennslbIlity conscious of the
motives, hut ackpowledg d,
1'w supervise our conduct,
w serious attention TO the
Isach dictated the sabJoin-
@ Whilst we disdain 10
f7M founded leaiousies. we
investigation, guided by
~ ws'iom, and b>ttomsd
cut tempered with mode
DC perS;'ious in those en-
IL guardianship Of the state
'.'eaacting under the solemn
As following oath &c do
vii support the cons,itu-
s@'ed Slates," not 10 warn
sS,'arents, which, though
Ds pretext of necessity, or
Ne arguments Of expedi-
- establish presidents,
H..aNately devote a gcnerou,
\ 'cs people, to all the con-
ssefped power
@enls springine from a
sNOse organization capno,
n Without the cooperation
H.. ia'uish the strongest ,ex-
a'ae state legislatures 10
'ao impose upon then, the
IS s'aeh to preserve unim.
Of Partition.
Sescencc of the states un.
q the federal compact,
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+. %. SIMMS.

VXyILL continue the practice of the
" law in the Circuit Court for the
County of Alexandra. Hisf Office 80
above the Printing oH6ce Of the Alex
andria Gazette,
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NEw-HAMPsHIRR LEGISLATURE.
PoRTSMoUfR, June 6.
His ErceNency Gov Gilman,
received your Excellency's favor
enclosing the votes of the two branches
of the Legislature, electing me as a Dc.
nstoYsto represent this stateln the Con
eress ofthe U. States Cat 10 O'Clock this
morning. and basten ortturn an answe'
thereto as reque stod, which your Excel
Iepcy will please communicate.
Very respectfully, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
JOHN GODDARD. ,
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Found

In the street yesterday morning a
BANK NOTE. The owner may have
the same, by paying fer this advertise
ment, on application at this Office, or to
C. 8. WESTON.
June II Ut
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Alexandra independent
HIiles.

YOU are required to parade at the
market square tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock precisely, in complete uni
form, with knapsacks and ralions tor the
day.
By order ofthe Captain,
/. P. THOMPSON, See''y.
June lS
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k,,.gDAY, June i9'
70 sHEw

~ ob "aS. - ~
| ! soDr OF THE TINE
E = ssss.usn."
i representatives are
accusing Mr. Ws0s''f'f
u,og on the President 70,
letting the repeal Of the
DEGREES. The debate
~ interesting, not only
('l.,, men on bath sides q
/ 4 ,,se an active Part,'n y
because the saoJs',
n appearance 10 ~
i s,..s.. MIR, Oakley hom,
/ .s1re,,sed the House on
|. speech Of conaderaols
- .bilhy. in which rs Ad, /
and Pl owed oy
..,eluave arguments thai
! r,ctsr ct ,hePrssideni'
IT,, for tbs rights the
| lions OF the people
4. epqairy hl'o the truth Of
\ ,d,sssed by The Duke OF
h. hope TO see MIR, OAK
T. the ppo'ic' Although =
[,en upon the same SIDE are
IT,, We are inclined to be
i ,; ,,;,, or can be added
|,ss ,i.s which he bas taken
|a
| y. editor OF the Oslo Fe-
| ,,sortasen til she y, that the
single state, to TAG m'a-
/ general ss'ernmeo'' Is no'
HISTORY oCoar oountry' he
|, If their respective iegisla-
| :. ta.t Ecc.ge&y, Virginia
[,.oi,. now foremost in sup
[mr, and IN lsosuencing eve
Lspposos it, IS a traitor to his
|,r once upon a time SO fref-
Epclyes, as to entor upon
Eae joernals, a solemn pro.
Ia war which the general &C.
|a;med Just aud expedient'-
lumber Of these essays, reias-
|se,sures ADOPTED by Kentuc-
| h, been .mislaiA. We are
|Sisgoiutd TO tFanspose the
editor Of tie FsJcra!ist
|, and begin with our own
! ! consistent state, the {" An.
|Dion."
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CALL FOR INFORMATION.

The House again resumed The con-
sheraton OF the resolutions offered By
Mr.. Webster. on the 10th inst. The
question before the Ho6se wasa motion
made by Mr.. Farrcw yesterday to post
ponc them indefinitely A debate arose
which lasted till bali past O'Clock, ard
the House adjourned without coming
to decision.
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We understand thatsevcral Of the
Iiceaeed vessels which lavcd asen IN
the bay for sume days past, in com
pany with the Enemy's squadron, got
under way on Sunday afternoon and
went out.-NoaFoLK HERALD.
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Major General HAMPTON LETT this
city on Tuesday morning for the
Northern frontier. where he is about
to take command.
Major General WILKINsoN, we
leara, is expected here in two or
three weeks at iartllest, who, il IS be-
Iieved. is also destined'to station
in the North. NAT. INTEL.
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Rehorsed for the .hierandria Gazette.

FRIpAr. June l8.
Mr.. Dawson presented the memorial
of WIN. Gamble. praying compensation
as collector Of the port OF Niagara
Referred to the COMMITTEES of claims.
A bill from the Senate, further to lex-
tend he7time for issuing and locating
military land warrants, was twice read
aud ordered to be read third time this
day. 1t was read third time and pass
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June Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-27
Fresh Fruit, Salad Oil. &c.
Cr,ase s. Vaudeville,
HCve yeceived for salf,

HGve yecrfvsd for sale,
Ao,.n,i,v Of fresh Raisins, Almonds,
F;ss. and Prunes, and some excellent
Salad Oil Ia bottles
THEY HAVE on HIND,
10 chests and s half chests OF Ssn-
powder. Imperisl Young Hs SOD, by
son and Skin IeA
- Sales Cotton.
4 500 10 Loaf. Lump s Piece Sugar.
Is hhds. 40 barrels Is, and "a quaiity
Nu-5oYado Sugars
10000. green and white Coffee and
II hads prime retailing Moe.sess-
with = general assortment OF Liquors
&c
Which they win dispose Of on mode
rate terms.
. 400 BusAek of NJ England
POTATOES.
Of very superior quality. suitable le'
SEED.
March s. dStso4t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-27
Daily Gcretfs, z Dollars.
Country Gazette, S Dollars.
SATURDAY, MARCH 81.
Joseph H. Vaudeville,
King Street near the Rirer,
OFFERS FOR SALE.

OFFERS FOR SALE.
30 hhds. and 100 BIS Orleans and
Mu.cavado Sugars,
so quarter chests and boxes Cum
powder, Imperial, Young hysen,
Hyson Skin * Souchong lie AS,
latest Importation, and superior
quality,
10000 10. loaf and lump Sugar,
IS puncheeus Sd and 4th proof
Rum,
$4,000 ID. green and white Coffee in
tierces, bags and barrels
1000 do. best Goshen Cheese in
casks,
10000 do common N. England do.
5000 do. Pepper and Pimento,
pipes best 9Th proof Cognac
-. Brandy,
2 do. best American Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
so hhds. good retailing Molasses,
400 gals. old Peach Brandy,
500 do. old Rye Whisky,
500 do. Cherry Bounce,
100 bis. common Whisky,
8 pines, 6 half do 50 Or. casks,
20 half Or do. Madeira, Tene-
rife, Lisbon, Port and Malaga
WINES-warranted genuine,
50 key. single, double and treble
+. Gunpowder,
1000 ID. Shot assorted,
100 boxe. brown Soap,
$50 do. spermaceti, mould * dipt
Candles,
so do. boxes and half boxes Spa
nish Cigars,
$50 reams wrapping and writing
Paper,
10 bales spinning Cotton,
hh;ls Copperas,
8 do. roll Birthstone,
1000 lb. Salt Retire,
400 nests Wooden Ware,
1000 ID. red Soal Leather,
so dozen beaver and wool Hats.
Nutmees, Cloves, Cassie, PImento,
Mustard, best Sweet Oil N bottles,
Wine and Cider Viuegar. white Shay
ing Soap. Ground and Race Ginger,
Glauber Salts, American Cigars, oest
Spanish Indigo. Nader, Soft Z Hard
Sheilea Almonds, Mnscadei, Bloom x
eask Rsi.ios. flesh Ngs and pruncs'
Bamilton's and Garrdti's Snuf IN oo''
ties, Gun Flints, Hair Sifters, Alum
Els, Blue, best Cavendish, small twist
and Pietsil Tobacco. Beeswax, lew
well cured Tongues aud Hams, Bed
sords. Traces, lines, &c. &s.
ALSO,
so tons Plaster,
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 DO. Cadiz do.
Auoe bushels Blown and Ground Al
lum do. in bulk and Sacks,
5000 ID. Seine Twine,
80 bushel. fresh Glover Seed.
AND n
pe., S. fine Flour by the barrel. v
March IS, VI
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-27
TIMOTHY PICKERING.
March IL, 1878.
From, tn Massachusesrs Shy.
MEMOIRS OF PRINCE BAGRAIIoN:
CONTINUED.

MEMoIRs OF PRINCE BAGRA-IoN:
CONTINUED.
Generals Nasscna and Jourdan COM
Ganded the French troops in Switzer
lard. ,on the gallant Bag-a;ion, who
was attached 10 the division cf genera
korsateif, had an opportunity to pay the
homage OF bis heart Ii the chapel Of hi.
Swiss hero, to shed hi. blood Oh the sEo;
where Tells had Howed, and % suppor.
the Archduke Charles before he towers
Of Zurich. The day after ne joined lis
imperial highness, the VII le Of the Rus-
sian army entered Switzerland ard dou-
bly, strengthened the hands of lha; brave
Austrian commander. Indeed, great &
momehtous TO all Europe, ray to The
world at large. might have been the e.
fects Of that union OF heroes, had the
plans Of those generals, ratified BY the
Cabinets Of London end P.tersburgh.
been followed but the inexpiicabie and
destructive policy Of tise cour, OF Wen
ma Haaacisd the motious of the Areh-
duke, and ruined all.
Korsakcf seemed paralized BY the
sudden irnmobiIity Of the ,Austrians
He was suprized by the French. and in
capable of extrica,ing himself from sud-
den dangers, led the unfortunate Rus
slams under bis command into deeper
peril and disaster. B,gra,iep stemmed
the torrent in ysn. a ien.tb, seeing
their situation desperate, with heroism
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| mote n,s, eoun'ris, . II y y
not penetrate, ,I ,%ss
| .ssa very scat Of Il, w. =
| n su,, Came to eii@ S ' u. !
| GeDthard, and lay ~
| leet. The same q, y .
o rsno~O in iriuapaai...s
| opposed to him es ~,ss
a supported a preptssA'
| against enemies, ".
science and to ,:ss.S
| sam same man who ID !
G hi; ", Khan Of ~
| sptl'ase ilndiridu.l u
dethron.d s,ani:I,,"1
, went to Italy to rssa1
rs sl l..iul sovereign
a destiny 50 wide : i
Ms'eat in i" pur,gr.
lnK in the pin, ~
soEosd the medi,..ssj
=, ~ MS 'heu,a,
| St Petersburg. ~
| l he reception i'll
was unworthy Of +, =
lost his sense oil Da,
mad lnsra1ind::, al
| conqueror TO- RUN.
| n ni suHo'ss. !
| disgrace like a a,r
| sod-son Of Peter TED
cd him a large pr,r
""ee'''e of lie ttSd
augmented 10 i'm
estate he rellr.t.ss
good fortune, IL. 8,
and the smile. cia,a
now the ill.ireata
grateful Bagra,in y
ed him more uadu!..
than when he sa!
dian splendo' Of ed
.ional popularity
lneralllude eoGqpas:
hosts and the dilrz
In the year 1901 aa
a prey to hi. 1T.
Europe 10 moalu ii
The death tia,
swered the mshy
the gallant Bsgn4
to bis heart. TIL
the execrabie P.sls
roble spirit, ti:!nr
bis palace al Nea,
hi. time in ..ut;yI
roi:m and rentsh
a hermit 10 hi, sd
circle around bin d
himself; ard iaits
ct with the oct,al
most lovely ard ]
sex in tia. sug8
the tedious Dea4
Paul relieved lid
ster, and pI.cet >
monsl ch, on Ii: 4
When AlsS,s:s
gainst the trnt. /
lowed his sisbtat;
conflicts prse.lf.
Austerlilz ard f,
himself by e1tfs
prompututf 4l' .
riolanu., he cob M
show many scar y
country.
On his yetun ,
these hard fogg
Two horses saAH1
The fswe, OF ~
at the bszsrj cih
were draSl n'E
teres,ed p.'io:1
nifcent en:srns'
the nobility Of u
rival. He Va
ssloon, iilanl';I
lamps, sad ';
Of TIA, ipasss
the furlh.f sH
> grove Of bss
sal s..,us o u
its peds,ls'
The icr
4 crow Of a@s !:
Prince P4s1
Hi,sas
A, tie n'sS !
,de, such IS :"
oiynpis vas
4 the g'o'';
A." Pr IL sg's.1
Friendship =,
Joy son7sss
rru.h b.r':s
!: ;s's :, =.
s'i fss =
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13

wmeli had been roughly throwG up, srI in which
orc 9shu Two poundc-s, manned by fifty militia
the vessels IN front @. tie town threw three Con.
grove rockets, one Ot which passed through frame
mousse without further damage; another struck a
Mr. W ebster on tie left side of The head and kill
ieo MN on the spot the attack Was a SUNRISE and
Incre Was neither an organised resistance and de-
,cnve-obout six o'clock, few ofthc militia. WHO
au occupied the sra;,ll redoubt evacuated il and A.
o"huohcd The town tho enemy possessed them
serves o. the FOUNDER and two i FOUNDERS and
aterwaiIs proc ecled with torches and Other COM
ouSub!es prepared for the purpose 20 conllnyra,e
several OF the houses The two ,ayerns and tb;r.
teen othcr houses were barn, to the ground. two
Stables and several stacks of hay we're also burn,
t"e! pl"nderet all the habitanis whom they found
women AMI children indiscrmnatciy, ripping onen
iea,her Leds and throwing the feathers to the wind
"ni Ia ing with them the ticking women and
e"iuN,rs clothes were also skcn from their per-
sons 'hey burnt every vessel here except which
lay suui, on the cast side of the Susquehannah.
! IN The si'erHooe, between two and three o.
eioeS, u,cie were lou. vessels on fire. three school,
ners ana sioop Alter having given this speci-
men OF thci religion and mode ct warfare, worthy
oi their ancient and established character mn,aud-
ing and burning. they sc, the river and burnt
Ceeh furnaee, blaeksmiii,'s Shop ;iist & saw
m,'i, and with their characteristic msgnity they
hurnt the bridge by which alone travelling in car
| fiaSes can BE Effected the post road
| Thirteen burgess lay ailoa, half a mile belo,,
| the iowa, and had threatened publicly TO Lr,
| Charleston this morning.
| ne alarm which this Invasion occasonct ex-
tcnueu IA every direction To the distance OF sever
| miles. and men, women and children with furn;
every !,recuon.--rhc bay side is generally .6an-
\ doncd.a "'-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
FURTHER CONCESSIONS 10 OUR
(sALLH.NrI' Tgl2N

The winnings exhibited in the late British
parliamentary debates, respecting the gallant
victories obtained by our 50 ir built frig.tes y
ana sleeps OF war, carrying Il piece of striped
bunting at their mast .hea,ls, and from whom
inc Prince Regent has given liberty 20 his
commanders 10 run, and substitute to their
skill AMI valor, has ordered seventy fours to be
cut down, and assume the character OF ,-aseeS
IS confirmed by his naval officers The shin
frasces Henrietta, captain Newell, arrived here.
on Wednesday from Cadiz, was boarded obout
~ miles from Sandy Hnek by a lieutenant from
The British frigate Acastu, who informed that
the brave capt Lawrence in the Hornet had
sunk TIC Peacock, very fine brig, after am en-.
SageRent ot , minutes; that it would MT do
Tor any OF their armed ships to fight ours SIN
gle handed, as Ito use his own expressions) the
Ninericans We're dead nip. This we We'll
knew during our glorious struggle for indepen-
dence, and at the commencement of the present
war, although the torita asserted 10 the con .
trary. II has lately been Numbered in their
ears, that the brave captain Champlin, of the
schooner General Armstrong, engaged AN Err
giish trigate on the coast of Surnam, shot A.
way her colors, which in all probability pre-
vented favorable result of the action, as the
former by this unfortunate circumstance (sup
posing the frigate had struck, as she ceased
hring) lost two very powerful rakes from long
Tom and his other bull dogs of smaller calibre
~. r. Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13

rs IElLADELedIA, NAV ).
Extract eta letter .fjom a gsntie0,aa at 81.
mGrys' 10 hs tfiegd IN Pki!aGsiphia, da:e!
14sh 4ipyii, 1915.
Zen. Pinckncy has at last arrived, and at
this late hour allows but TO the SStl of thus
month Tor the patriots OF East Florida, that
WIZ not return To their former bondage 10 re-
move their effects, for on that DAY the Ameri-
can troops arc to be withdrawn from ST. Johns
tic order for Withdrawing the troops comes
IKE thunder ciap--litte expecting such am
event, many ot the patriots were PLANTING in
expectation nj reaping the products, and now
when 1t is too late to begin elsewhere, they are
'oid YOU must serve your former task masters
ana ther sable satellites, or fly beg cared and
disgracsd.-Ceriainly no one IN his senses can
expect To live uninjured by the yin,lictive ,ro
vernment In 81. Augustine, and their bla,
troops. What effect this measure will have
upon the southern states can be readily fore
seen. Another island and other places must be
garrsoned, that can only be done by blacks
Tor already has guard OF that color Teen plac
ed to prevent the Spanish white ,roops desert
| ing To the United States. chain of posts.
| large body of troops, must line St. AIary's ri,
yer, TO prevent slaves OF Georgia and The Caro-,
| mas from RAINING away. Besides the rcsto,
ration oil Amelia 10 the Spaniartls will raateri
any interfere with the Commercial and war re
gulaiions OF The United States. Soon. yer,
| So'", VIII inc harbor ot Fcrnandina be crowd
ed with English cruizcra, and other vessels dis
| suiSea Us Spanish, to take OF provisions, cot
ton, &c. To British possessions Indeed il i.
wen known, that the late alarm at Savanna wa,
Caused by mercantile spectators, who hearing
, 'hat Florida was To be evacuated took sdv.u.
'sse OF the depression in the price of produce
u purchase up large Quantities which they are
now waiting tor an opportunity to ship by the
| way OF Amelia, to friend or fee
- I h.,s -.
respectable character Immediately from, ST
augustine, that the runaway negroes from The
U. States and Flor ida, that had been received
ana protected in st Augustine, are now get
ing out OF the lines, cmbod, ing themselves e
make mead against the revoiutionists, and il
iAvor, as they say, OF The Indans This mea
sure has taken place upon the full expectation
that the U. States troops are to be withdraw
from Fl.rida. What is to become of us Coz
knows"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
PROM A FRrNcu pAprp

NIENNA, February 10.
According TO the latest accounts received from
the frontiers of itussia, and which We have reason
TO believe correct the greatest mortality prevails in
The extensive hospitals OF Witepsk, Moiilow md
OrZsa. The Inhabitants have been directed 90 nse
every possible preeauGon, 10 prevent the cGnt,ei-
nure and damp straw are banned both Min and
day. he intense GOODNESS a tie weather. VIA, h
tend TO arrest the progress Of this Inalady, nav In
deed, be considered great blessing; but il has also
ITS evil as prevents ne living from interiug the
dead, who gathered IN piles out side oftLose -
lies, aud burnt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13
Albany Argus,
From the BALTIAIoR AMERICAN.
TEIE UNION

he success OF the opposition in the cleo
lions in New England, and the Drospect of
similar result in those of New-York, have
emboldened the enemies oftha union and the
trends OF Britain once nioYc openly to aei-
tate separation of the states The prema
turc publications which their indiscreet lea
ders made OH the subject twelve months a.
go, produced such universal dissatisfaction
throughout the country as to compel them
to remain silent for some time. But. il
seems, they are not to he diverted or deter
red from their purpose. Thcunqucnchablc
ambition CT individuals, and the intrigues.
perhaps the gold. of the enemy, have com
bined to effect the ruin and desol,,ion of th;s
happy union. The following article from the
Boston Palladium of the 9th nlt. taken in
connection with TIE manouvrng of the cleo.
pioneering federal committee in New-York
to get rid of resolution declaratory of their
zeai and fidelity TO the union, will shew the
uDprinciplcd dispositions of the factionists.
III they were not afraid of COMMENCING the
practical execution of their threats. they
would unquestionably proceed t. civil war
they wait only for such AN accession Of ft
followers as would enable them 10 resist the
lawful force of government, and the spirit
OF the friends of the country. We Coincide
with the Boston Patriot in the declaration
that VIC are tired of the repetition of the
threat to separate the states If Mr.. Ous.
Mr. Pickering, Mr.. Quincy and their New
Pork coadjutors really mediate the at.
tempt, let them begin. Let them try the
experiment. Let them put the energy and
spirit OF the rcpubic to the test. 1t is in vain
that they continue to alarm the government
and the patriotic part of the people OH the
subject. These arc not to be driven from
the policy which their duty and their con
sciences bind them 10 pursue, by any fac;i-
on or any threats of civil anarchy. Until
this shall cease to be republic and the
government Of a majority, tile aspiring lea
ders OF no minority will ever rule. Ii the
British partizans should ever dare to form
/" commercial league" or to withdraw a.
ny section of the union from the rest, and
should be able TO Withstand the coercive vi
gor OF the government, all real Americans.
including the navy and the army, will indu-
btaby recede from the rebellious section.
and adhere to the union of the others with
fidelity. The turbulent clamorists about
commerce will then find that they will he
entirely interdctcd from tile middle and
southern ports, and from all intercourse.
with them. They will find the greatest DIFF
hculty in obtaining supplies OF the most es-
sential articles Of subsistence. They will
cease to become the carriers of the bulky
products of the middle, southern AMI wes-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-13

AIx-LA.CHAPELLE. Feb II
The project of Ia Iloer has just addre ssed
the following Circular 20 the Sub Projects and
Mayors ofhis department
GEETLEHEs,--
Industry, which each year enoreasesin the de.
partmentofthe Roer, brings thither q prest
number ofiogeign workmen. have con,1,ltcd
the superior Authority the subject other oh.
legations in respect TO military service. rbe:,.
EXceliencies the Grand Judge and tbe Minis.
ter at war, have considered that it Is not nc.
eessary they should have become Freneltnen ,
according TO the term Of The Napoleon Code
that It was the principle OF political right f,s,
everyindividual should run TO the fence of,l,e
country IN which he resides and OF tl,e oo,e,r.
ment which protects him. In CONSEQUENCE
1entleInen, and in conformity to the lettsr =,
The Director General in the CONSUMPTION under
date OF the 9Th inst. you will place upon the
list Of consoriPts, IN Che class to which bv tb,;r
age they belong, the foreign manufacturers ang
workmen who have worked in your dstricf Co.
Two years, and lake care that none of them arc
em ,tted You arc likewise authorised TO apply
TO them the said decision respecting the XXI XII.
enal Guards" '''N ~ "''-