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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-19
FRENCH PApEps

Bayonne, Dec 1s.-Some inhabitants Of 81
an Lus arrived here yesterday They relate
that the enemy suffered extremely on III. ORR az;
iJth that the houses and roads from s Jasn de-
Ln1 ss far as the old gate of Bdart, were covered
with wounded English and Portuguese According
20 what tn, enemy's otiie"rs say their loss 10 killed
e 10 or IL 900 men. At ST JesB 4. Lus ii,e No a.
pie vtre s,ru with the CONSERVATION Of ia. enc
ny On the 10th, they expected to see the troon,
Oh the - Gt Dslmatia arrive under tie walls of the
town. The English General Robinson il 800. "a
wounded, as wen as many superior officers had bs
conveyed to 81. Jean dc Lns on the night Of The
i0ih. The wounded removed during the n;oh,
that the inhabitants may so bow numerous
IRE. '"e'
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thSfi may be had on good depos:ts viz - S,-7
OF az, kinds Notes, Vessels & Corpns: s1ausA
n,orses, Tobacco, Fiosr, Wheat. Corn caves caves
Watches, JeseIry, Plate, Furniture Store G io'
s'a P 81 property Jeff with the subseriber
w.; no mas tTs-proof Warehouse, for the rec.
ton OF any kind Of Storage, with srpic ,ec,r;'s
:, G PUBLIC SALES every Monday. wsdns,.
uo y n.y." rE,nay, IN the Morning, at the Ma let-
BARTLETT STILL.
r, Broker and Vendue-Me
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VIII BIZ SULU

<D WILL BIZ SCLU
thursday the 10th Of next March At IN.
Iate owe'ug house Of William d. Ft,h Sss;f
~ me county OF AlbemarIe, all the estate or -,
ne u'eu possessed, consisting of several Necroes
n nov zen, and Kitchen fsrnture amongst wbirh
sooa Shte-wrishts; also one tract of ind
sums under FIVE dollars, and for ~ sums sbov s
aol'srs ersdt OF twelve month D. the nnrcbos ~;
ing Bond and approved security Po""'er CIV
Feb.1o ~ ACh cS~.
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vienna paper contains an official ar,i
Gle declaring the dissolution Of the Rhen;sh
confederation.
ne ooay OF roniatowsk'. Distinguished
General in the French servire. drownfd =,
the battle of Leipsic, has been found and
buried with military honors.
The hustrians have tax possession If
lrleste. their o. port on the Adriatc.
The Ssadtaosd.r ~ raised again to ,l,.- 90
vereign Power in Holland, under rev rtIe
mar OF "Sover Prince of ;he United Ne
IN rrlands 1
The Hereditay Prince of Orange has been
British service. '''N
We have no account yet of the surrender
Of the lset at the Texci.
The river Pcerbudda, in India, has over
moved It's banks and DESTROYED ~ villages
and many thousands Of INHABITANTS.
A caravan, with 5000 travellers o,o;,r
IRON Mecca 10 AleDpo. was "verwh lined i0
the Arabian deserts, & all but % peri.hed
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TIE cais-sisned. Communist ,aer r,r a.. C;,y IS
\ Richmond, will commence on the ii.-t dxy a.
"a arch nest &c take list of Az >ropert, within tho
sad City subject to ,sAstion---i,- therefore r.
quests that every citizen Interested ,he4e;r vii,
prepare IN due time and fnrnsi, hira With ,hrir ..,
peetive Es,s--2nd IN order 20 prevent .rr,r .,, 49,
waite ennria'ts as much possible, t,at they y;u
give IN The nance, ages and OF Ill thsr see,
wants, tn number of their horses mars n,ui.. e.
dogs--r'd'rE Carriages a q their desert r,r: also
lots and quantity ct feet
Ali Merchants aud Traders will psrlisua ~ ,st.
notice. that IN future, previous teir cornrncncip
HuS'ness' w' be necessary tor them ohtSn from
the CcInniss oDcr Their licenses which can only he
s'ued npon the production OF the collectors reeeipt
IS the law directs ~
JOSEPH A. MYERS.
.n instructed by the Board OF Managers of 80
"T7nin Saptist society, far orcnorq,irt- the o..
Pet 'hd,' and offer Heather Co4at ies to iI.nrn.
me friends Of the institution that genera, ,,-.,
ing on the society WILDE holden in the ca, Of Pcb
mond, on The lst Saturday in a pril next al wh-h
time the BooNi IF MANAGERS will he ei.6 for ca
many OF them 20 attend can tnake IL csuyeni-
ebt
JOHN BRYCE.
T.. 80 Collecting Secretary
,-.. "5wp
ct Ihe Hd'tors or the Petersburg Peppbrcs, p
OF te Winchester Gazstte, SIRE ret,u..t., =, 9.
,he above advertisement in their resper,ivs r.,s
ice. 20 "is o.
- OlICF.-The Animal Meeting. of the ELL
rnond Library Society, will be he NJ 1T ,be
seie tavern, on the Fourth hiouday of tti, ,aontt
at i O'Clock ~ 'ou''''
BY order of the Eoarr'. So
WALTER %. clair.
Fsbr,or,. IN Librarian.
IL
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Continuc..er cftte ate ES-efyr indifference.

Per the Ann-Alexander.
-, LONhCN, Nov 96.
the U. 5. to ST. Petersburg ar in tows this ,n,,rs.
ing with dispatches from His Naes.y's mini,ters
1t IS rep' rted the Emperor Alexander has arcan.
'ed Tue Office OF mediator Between the British and
American Governments "N
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,x,,,r " O TT C. h.
VIE subscriber wishes to tske from sooa.
twenty horses tn forage nv the vea- 'I L .o
axe axe, IN horses by the day so cents for ,ycn,
nr hours at his stable at the upper end Of stree,
Fsb 70. WILLIAM CARTER.
wy
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PURSUANT u decree Of the eop,,v 49,. -
n, Hsn1yer, hearing date the 2Gtl, Jangarv ts,s
WI, De sold on the % day next mon ri r roi%
Of land e,,es, on erecit of 10 months, lie trss
Sno; onead deed, the purchaser or pnrebs, =. %
;o 3m'. WIN approved security. The said lsc5 od
JOINS the land of John Austin and Other, '''' "a-
Feb 10. """h io"iONEES.
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Feb. 80.

u ,he Editors or the Petersburg Republican. .,
o. The Winchester Gnzette, SIRE requested =, ;nss,
,he above advertisement in their respective r.ns.
'"es each, and forward their accounts to TN. al.
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-,.v,.M,pc King MaRvJoctorv.
w An ~ ED immediately save,h apprentice, =,
IA ~ * ,aaI, ~ " weaving sockiogs--boys Of
segment Apply TO '-'e'"' eheo0F-
Feb IN. JAS. c. ANTHONY.
r3s
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'aNAN6N up ny the Subscriber az Union Mil =
her a r,n'e EdwarI County. the oh Of Dseen-
tour ears old, marked with cr3p. r,istsl, 90 90
."o '''s IN N the right ear. and IN underkeej 40 =
"a tse iet ear appraised TO eight iollars ~;
rao "I ct noose N ssid cosny on nc 25lb lsst
Ion.n, January a red aad black ,pseies s, ,'s'
.hst seems 70 be sbont IS months OH marked Nv,
S nw torS IN the rig and crop. hole 80
uhderKeeI in the left esr, sppraisei 10 ga
r-;... vi, SAMCEL ". VENAEIr.
''"' ~ y3yu
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e..s>.sss ST. sa-7~ tfla:.s
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h4..~--s,i.. 4sAas1sT - =.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27
SiS,77osol 10

These estimates, however, it will be
-bSctytd, are u ade with "a view simply,
10 the apPrsP iaions by law fer the ex
Pencos OF line year 1914 aud DO No,
embrace provision 10 satisfy balances
of appropriations made ioi tic exptnces
OF proceed ng yssrs, which have net beer
aiied r a. the Treasury. Bot, ii viii
rooab!y b. deemed expcdient to mike
such provision by extending the new
a" horisy 10 boFrpw FROM the above b.
lanes, 10 5000 600 II Tie per ccnl
stock which hes been sent, "a Eurcpt
should be there disposed IL il vii fot,,
n Tea. il lie estimates Of ibc easui 2
ear.
asa portion Of The smouLl to be pro
eided during the pseseht quarter, cob
sisis 81 Treasury Nsses Mich . il! SOB
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27

,sjbe paid in i. Ire man
net, ia txe anontos,
affer Subscribing
I, SO Collars s. on each share,
4, be paid in like .nan-
in tarcs months alter
subscribing
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27


Y. tits proposed that the accounts
for authorised expenses being duly
stated and settled. a certificate OF de
beniurc shall issue TO The accountant
specifying the BALANCE /; and that in
all eases, where there. has been no
specific appropriation. or The claim
exceeds the amount Of TIC sum ap
propriated, the balance shall bea'
ar Interest of sper ceut. until pro
,ision is made by law lar paying sh>
amount.
vi. And finally, il is proposed TO
relieve the treasury. from aa imme
date pressure. upon the principles Of
The following statement:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27
For the payment Of De.

y TOT tus oy'"S"s W -
nentures Ia bo issued
(as is hereinaiter pso.
possd)for liqaidated ba-
lanccs, due to-indivsdu- q
ais, IN account Of SER
vices or suppllesausho.
thorised, by law, bat ei'
sther not embraced by
specific aPproprla'ion,or
rraor,a'ed csc, 900
6. For concurrent addl-
tion to the sums raised
by loan, or issues OF
treasury notes, towards
defrayins tho general
expenses Of the war 2,ooo,0oo
I. Fur the grsdsal esta-,.
blishrnent oi a Sinking
fund, to extinguish tho
d 10, incurred during the
war 100000
s. For csntingent fund,to
meet sudden and occa-
sional demands upoRtho
treasury 1900 900
S2i 900 600
IT. II is proposed. that. during
the war. and until the claims con
tempIated b, the preceding PROPOSE
ton are completely satisfied. or other
adeaaate fundsshaii he provided and
substituted by law. there shall be
annually raised. by the means here
specified, the following sums
i.sBy the customs (Which
Cannot e safely esl;,nat-
cd, during the war, at
higher protucO 100000
8 By the existing inter.
nal duties s7oo,ooo
s. BY lnu existing direct
tax %>7oo,|oo
4. By the sales Of public
land (which cannot be
safely estimated during
the war, at higher
product) 8oo,oeo
S By an addition to the
existing direct tax OF 100
per cen, 2,sso,ooo
s BY an addition at lco
per cent Oh the present
auction duties 10000
2 BY an addition of lco
per cent on the exist.
ing duties upon car.
riagcs 1oo,ooo
8 By 40 addition Of 50
pc cent or the existirs
da,ies on licences to re.
tail wines, spirruans Ii
qnors aud foreign mer-
chandize 1000
9. By an addition OF 100
! per cent Oh the exlsuis
! late of postage $4,000
| 10 By the proceeds ofthc
new duties specified in
| the annexed scheda'e,
marked A, making in
the aggregate 1000 o0o
A
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27
PROPOSITIONS.

i, I. Its proposed. that. during the
war. and until the claims coniem-
plated by the proposition are com
pIetely satisfied. or extinct, there
Shall be annually raised by taxes. da-
ties. i,nposts, aud excuses, Giad far
stasa nnpnaSes.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27

Q. Then for year 1915, an addi
ticna! provision Hust be made, au-
tlorizil,g a loan and The issue Of
treasury notes, TO an equal amount
S 2S,OG0,OO0
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27


]. For the support o. go
veypsnent,
2. For tho principal and
interest of the pubic
debt. existing before the
decia-s,,os OF war, and
$ p,ysb.e according 20 the
contact,
8. For the interest of the
pubic debt coatrac,ed,
ard 10 be contracted, sY
loan, or otherwise, from
the commensement 10
/. the TERMINATION OF the
war, CALCULATED upon an
ennesl principal OF 70
M;r'nns - dollars
{. Far the payment OF
ircasugy moss, with
ste ~..tuias interest,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27

1. The amount Of de.
mands upon the treasury
!. (exclusi, ely Of balances
ofspProprlatioRs tor for.
mer years unsatis6sd)
was stated in the re-
port of the late secreta-
nv Of the treasury, oftbe
23d Of Sept. 1919, to be
on the 3otn of June, 27,576,Ssl le
2, The accounts OF the
third quarter Of lsl4ars
not ye, made up, and the
precise sums paid DUR
ing thst quarter cannot
now be a.certained but
,hev amountto nearly 100000
Leaving to be pad in
the 4th quarter OF
1914 Sle,l76,s9f l9
8. This balance, payable du log the 4th
quarter Of 1914, consists Vi the follow
ing items:
Civil, diplo-
matte and
misceIl ne.
Gus expen.
ses alb IL 3o3,292 go
Military, a.
bout S7o2 e98
Naval a. 2 5000 81
Public debt,
about 7e4s4le p
S ls,l76seI 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27

The demands Of the 4th
qua'ter being then l9, l76,39l 10
Taete may be
applied TO
meet them,
the revenue
acCiuln9 du-
ring the
quaue t,om
all sources,
about e.9ao,ooo
Also, payments
tn be ,ade on
account OF
loans already
contracted
tor according
10 the autho-
rl,y abovcsta.
stated, about 2,5oo,e
100000
Leaving { balance 10 be
provided for Sl3776,39l 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27

S2l.O0O00H
III. 1t is proposed. TINT a national
bank shall be Incorporated fora term
Of 20 years, 10 he established at Phila
delphia, with a power to erect o'tiees
of discount an! deposit elsewhere,
upon the following principles:
1. Thatlhe capital Of the bank shall!
be fifty millions OF dollars, to he
divided into 100000 shares Of five
hundred dollars each. Three iii't'ss
Of the capital, being 10000 shares,
amounting 10 So,000,000 Of dol
lars, 10 be subcribcd by corpora
tions, companies or Individuals <
two.tii,ils Of the capital. being 10.
600 shares, amounting 10 10000.
coo OF dollars. 10 he subscribed b,
the United States
2. That the subscriptions ofcorpora-
tions, companies and individuals.
shall be paid for in the following
manner
One hitiI part. or 6,U0O,UUO IN
gold or silver cain.
Four fifth parts or 2i,000.0o0,
in gold or silver coin, or in six
per cent stock issued since the
declaration Of war, Il treasury
notes. in the proportion OF
ene-iifih in treasury notes. Il
three filhs in six per ceDt
stock.
5. I'ha, the subscriptions Of corpora
tons, companies and individuals.
shall be paid at the following peril
DDS:
90 dollars on each .hare
TO DC paid al the time
otsubscrlbing,ln gold
or silver coin 100000
40 dollars OH each share,
to be paid in gold or
silver coin, one month
alter the subscription 2,4oU,eCo
80 6o.lirs on each share,
In two months after
the Subscriptions, in
gold or silver coin 100000
! 100 dollars, specie 5000 900
iCo dollars on each share,
Ia gold or silver Coin,
Grin per cent stock,
or III treasury notes,
according to the pre-
ceGiog appointment,
to be paid at the tiMe
of subscribing 5000, coo
$50 dollars Oh each share,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27
l9

S le,l76S9l 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-10-27

Leaving balance TO be
provided for Sl3776,39l 70
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

clared in Congress, and therefore there is
no possibility OF imposition. Italso appears
in the words OF Mr.. Colman, that we are
now at war with Great Britain on one single
solitary point, namely, for the assertion Of
right TO pi otcct on board merchant vessels
British ssilors against being taken out by
their own sovereign, when met with on the
ocean. II is likewise evident, that the
people of our country in general do not un-
derstand the true state Of the case; other
wise can it be supposed, that they would
willingly sacrifice SO much blood and treas
ure for the sake of protecting few vag-
abonds of Europe!" am confident, my
brethren, that you would not. Let it be
particularly noticed, that it is represented
before the public that more than six thou
.4,.ss srr.rs<ks'-- zer .ssc held in bondage
on board of British ships Of war whereas
in truth only 1900 are detained, who have
been impressed by the English, including,
know not how many oftheir own subjects
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
RIGID ECONOMY.

We are informed from objectionable
authority that the bills exhibited againft
the u. s. aud allowed for Transporting
fs Britiih retaliation pri(oners from this
town to Pitts6eld, in Berkshire county,
about oc miles amounted to TWENTY
FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL.
LARS. Two Coaches and abour ten
men were employed in this fervice, and
received this extravagant fun as coma
penlarion for their attachment 10 .ur.
Madifon and his war Let thoie who
grum5ie and whine about the non.af.
fumption of the direS7 tax--thofe who
have been fuch itickers for rigid repubE-
can economy, ponder upon thefe things.
This is MOI iolitary infancc of wanton
waite d publiek moncy-the war from
the beelning has been carried Oh IN this
prohsate and ruinous manner-
Weresqsf GaSsttss !,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
THE following is copy Of bis ExceIlency'
SPEECH:
Gentlemen ofMe Senate and

~
Gentlemen of,fhe II. Of Refrcsensatiues,
AT the last session of the late General
Court, memorials were presented from a
number Of towns, complaining Of the Acl
OF Congress laying an Embargo; they were
referred TO committee, who reported thai
in their opinion the Act was unconslitu,ion.
al and void in divers OF It's provisions but
at the same time expressed their hope thai
the People Of this Commonwealth would
as far as possible, restrain their feelings, and
wait patiently for the intrrposi,ion of the
Stale government for their relief. I his
report was accepted by the Legislature, and
it was thereupon resolved that the memoir
ais aforementioned should be delivered to
the Governor, with a request that he OF his
successor in office should cause the same 10
be laid before the then next General Court,
at an early day in their FIRST session. In
compliance with this request, will direct
the Secretary to deliver them TO the two
houses.
Since the transactions aforementioned, the
embargo and non.importa:ion laws have
been repealed this event must afford pc
Cuuar Sanstecuon 10 TIC PSopic VI tiiS ota'S
as it seems to indicate a milder and more
pacific disposition in the Government, and
may be considered as a final relinquishmen,
of that restrictive system, the effects Of
hich we have abundan,ly experienced IL
the course OF the last seven years; and
which, however designedto operate againsl
the people Of Crea, Britain, has been founo
to be tar more injurious to US than TO them
The last act laying an embargo, inter
dicted the right OF navigating from port "a
port within the limits OF the state, and fish
ing on its coasts from this species OF res
traint we have probably suffered more than
all the other states. But though those
provisions, and other parts of the act, were
generally thought to be iniringements o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
WisrellanfouS Selections.
NAPOLEON.

An extract from the speech of the Rev Mr..
Culrepper, federal representative from North
Ca, DINA, upon he loan bill
{" AS to the French government, or the
Emperour Of the French, have uniformly
detested his ambition, and admired his tai,
en,s, both as politician aud as warrior,
nd lhave been somewhat alarmed al his
progress, though never disposed TO change
my course on that account But discover
lag from his own acknowledgements that his
dams are disconnected, or TO use his own
words, tnat all have turned against him-,hs
kings whom he had made have torsaksr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
PORTLAND Ga3ettf,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
BY ARTHUR SHIRLEY,

AT two dollars per snnum--one half in ad
yance All who become subscribers 10 this
paper, will be considered as such until they pay
up al arrearsges and order lis dscontinuance.
All Communications, or Advertisements sen,
through the Mail, must be postpaid, or the post.
sge will be charged; and all advertisements
Except where there is previously an account
open,) mus. be accompanied with the pay for
Insertion, or an additional charge Of swen .. five
cents will be made.
pThe price Of Advertising is one dollar for
IN Administrators or Commissioners notice---G
Is cents for smaller advertisements
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

Several private petitions were committed.
\ Standing committee onthe subject of Banks
and snking WAS appointed.
His ExceIlency the Governor msde his corn
munics,ion, agreeably to assignment a, five
o'clock-whch was committed 10 Messrs. Shaw
Of Boston-G,een OF rwick-Ssl,onst.l oi
Salem-webb Of Weymouth-snd Washburne
Of New Bedford.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06
legislature Of epassatbusftts.
HOUSE or REPRESENTAT7rEs,

MONDAY, MAY ~.
A committee was appointed TO consider the
expediency Of au,horising he justices Of he Su
prem Judicial Court to order amendments IN
courts Of review in civil actions on such terms &
conditions as to them shall appear reasonable.
The committee on the subject of attachment
of the right ofredemption Of Real Estate, re-
ported bill" making provisions for the attach
peat Of, and ievying execution On the right OF
redemption of Real Estates set Oft to satisfy ex-
e. ulions."
The following Petitions were severally resd
and committed, viz CT Nathaniel Frye and 9th.
ers Of the town Of Falmouth, Bonsdmen Of the
late Treasurer Skinner.
The convention then elected the following
gentlemen IS Counselors instead OF those who
bad sent in their letters Of non-exceptance
The whole number Of votes was 417-neces
cary to make choice 2o9.
Hon. WILLIAM PRESCOTT, 2e1
Hon JOHN BROOKS, 29i
Hon .DAYID GOBB. 2S8
Hon SAMUEL FdLES, =" 20l
Hon BENS. PICKMAN, 2si
Hon. OLIVE? FISKE. 2gl
Hon GEORGE BLISS, 29l
Hon John LORD, 29l
Afterwards they came to the choice Of Secre-
tsry aud Treasurer.
FOR SECRETARY.
Whole number Of votes 331
Necessary 10 y choice 100
He's. ALNEN BRADFORD, ExV. $50
FOR TREASURER.
Whole number of woes 1858
Niece sa,y 10 . choice 1888
Hon. John r APTH0RP, Esq. 500
+ Several nriyate netit,ous csrs com united.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1814-06-06

him and his power appeafs - ae broken
and the confederation oftae ssa. dissoI
we'd aud that he appears coht}"sed OF his
error, and disposed 10 be at Psss, l'elicvios
IL he is reformed as well as convinced, he
will be 4 great and good man---i had rather
en- Of his reformation than his overthrow
! hope France, confned within her natural
boundaries, will remain great and become
a happy nation and am Wiling tor them
to enjoy the privilege claim for myself,
that is Of dong their own business in their
own way and ifthe Emperor Napoleon is
tine choice OF the French people, have no
objection to his rGigning over them
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-24

WEBsTER's SpEEcB--Ia presenting III" mastery
speech to our readers, offer them diamond q the
first xoater. Had it but a spyinkling 9fthe beautiful
and appropriate metaphors Of Burke, which al7pars
illustrated sphe they adorned, you'd not have been,
On point Of matter manner, unworthy q that 9reaf
atatesn,an and accomplished orator. Not IKE Ran
aoibh, an Obvious i,itatOr Of Chatham, bur in stle
end spirit peculiarly his oSUn, M Websfer has en-
sod,e! g,eas number Of high! INTERESTING facts, ae-
eoos9anied with sagacis1 Of remark, wisdom q
observation and correctaem Of lQgic. thar gives him
a distinguished place front rank Of parliamentary
apeakeys. NEw-foRk HERALp'J