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6T ne Governor Of the Conlnoi1.veaIth OF
Yi1.giaia.
$50 A pRGCLAMAVION

NHi'sEAS, matters highly interesting t. the Com,
c''h makes neetingoi the Legislature neces-
sary before the time prescribed BY law 'rbereforc
.I'.nES B.4RBOUR, Governor of Virginia. bv S,
WIN The advcc Of the Council, and in Pursuance n
Tue power vested IN me by the Constitution do hereb,
rye tne Delegates anal Senators eectedbv the peo-
pie TO represent them in their State LEGISLATURE. ,o
convene IN General Assembly, at the Cantol, in the
ohy Of Richmond, on the sec',nd Monday in De-; her
ne't Tor the purpose Of taking The sad matters into
considerations ~
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under
(SeaI) the Seal OF the Commonwealth, at richmond
his fist day Of September, 1914, and of tn.
Commonwealth the thirty -in,h.
is. BARBOUR.
Sent g. Sw
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LslTILE OF FO&I' ERIE.
Coties efletters. from Brig. Gen. Gaines TO
the Secretary 9f liar, dafed
IL =. Fort Erie, IT, c.

Aug, %, 1914
SIR--l.oss OF sleep and constant exposure
70 the weather in its various changes, gave me
some days ago 4 v.oient cold, which has put
it out of my power to do any thing more than
the state of the service here rendered abso-
lutsly Indispensable. Hence my apology for
delaying until this day my report Of the bat
tie of the 18th inst.
Gen. Drammond is quietly engaged in col
lecting bis reinforcemcnts. His camp appears
to be fortified. l attempted to look at it a
few days past and it cost me Il fine young Of
hcer, Lit Yates Of the 18th rife regt. Killed, &
IL. kearsley of that excellent corps, with Lit
Chiids of the 9th, wounded, with the loss of
some = or privates killed and ave or six
wounded. The loss of the enemy was una :
Die to ascertain. He would not leave his de-
fences and did not think fit TO leave mine at
all exposed. Several deserters say that the
9th and 22hd regiments arrived last night If
this be true, their strength is about the same
as it was before the battle of the 18th. Their
Col. Scott is dead; about twenty dcserters
from the De Watteviiie regt. and some few
from other corps concur in the report that
their loss in killed, wounded and missing on
the 18th was upwards of thousand.
Your ob't. servant,
u. p. GAINES,
Brig. Gen. Comd'g.
Gen. ARMSTRONG,
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piECI.Ni.J.
A 7 Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Supe-
n iior Court otChancery the R;cliond District,
the 1stday OF August, 1911.
Michael J. Poitia,.x, PIT.
AGAINST,
William Hooker, George Hooker, John ArKeon, and
Frances las wife, David Barrett, and Anne Green
and Sarah Green, infants under the age OF twenty
one yesr' by Samuel AiCrIw, tlAsm guardian be
assigned, Detis.
IWE DJfrossnf George Hooker, not having en-
tered lbs arpearance and given security according to
The Act Of Assembly and the Rules of this Court ann
hnimtitant Of this country II is ORDERED. That the
said i>efe-tlant do appear here the first day of tie
next te m and answer the b!I OF the Plaintiff; and
that copy OF this orerbe forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City ofRichmond for two
months succcsve and Iostcd at tie trout door of The
Caieol, ia tie said City
ACopy. Teste,
WM. W. IENINC, C. C.
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To Lieut. Col. DartHovn,
10Th foot, eo.n's. &c. sc.
DESTRUC7yYE Hy7Rrrn<,r

y EDIRUCIIFE HUNTTG.TNtE.
On ihnccay evening last, Willie our devoted city
was in Iosscss.nr of the Enemy il was visited hv rt-
mentmIs hurricane, which did great damage Va The
houses, blow rg off the roofs of manv, DESTROYING
cmMes, fences, sc. IN parts nj the CITY every
honSe was more Or less injured. hiuch injury was
doucess done higher up the country, where indeed it
levelrdan immense number Of trees, uInoong them.
here and there, but more frequently twisting them of
their roots. NJ, H.,
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NTI0'iNlA At Rules hollenatle Clerks Office
Of the SUPERIOR Court OF CluceIy, for the Rich.
moad District, the first day of july iSi4
William Brown, Miller Brown, AnnB Brown. Waldo
grave Clopton, James .. Clop;op and Mary r. Clon.
ton and John L Brown, Patrick Brown Francis p
BIovn Mary I. Brown, VIM T.. Brown. Sarah Am,
Brown end George T.. Grown, infant children Of
William Brown, by the said William thcir ftber
e next FREUD. : RUS
AGAINST
James Madaon and Dolly ls wifi, Richard Cults and
Anna iswfe, John l'ayrr, Mary jackson, an i,,an,
yJrhn g. Jackson, her t-thcr aad guardian, Aaron
tcrtGnc, ard Edward Dudicv, Z: : 4: UeGs
TIE Jt1i7ioidats Richard Cuitsam Anna, IA; wife
John Payne and Aaron fonla,ne not havin, entered
their appearance aud given securly according. 70 The
Act Of Assembly and tie Rules oftlns Court aud It ~,
peailrS by satisfactory evidence, dat tcy are not iila
bt''ns oftbis country: II IS ordltu That tl,o sid
Defendants do apps fcvs dicfrst ,iny Of tie next
term and answer tic biI ofthe p!antls aud tlmt CO.
~ oiths olelcr b. orTw u inserted in some newspaper
Published ia the City OF Richmond for two months sue
ces'Neiy and posted at the rot door u the Capitol in
tie said City.
Copy. Tee,e.
NFM.W. HENING,
Iu'v-o WOW
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WILLJ.l.0 .Q.ND .u4RT UOLLEGI..

July 40.
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F0RRLGw SCRAPS.

LoNDcN, Aug. i--i9.
4 charge has been brought agans; the Niug of Sax
ony ut haring sr'intously BETRAYED last ear the
Council oFure Emperor OF Austria to Napoleon Bona
palre.
OF SDan-Its said that Char'es W. has .',anced
pretenS'ns TO the Crown Of Sp:n, aleHsing not ta'
i''s aile'i1 was forced one, but thattha instrument
purpo'tns - te his resignation was = forgery; HI
CLAIMS are ?d TO be supported BY the poe aud Lonis
MIL lis vquicage lid reached Bare. Qua. v,cr,.
an 'hsuire con brcSe ont in lis avoOr when re-, irsd
u'ooas a9d artillery 60 suppress
ne S1'hish Mobiles arc sad to be flying to JOIN 9.
\ Neaoe2tionis on fort for restoring the Dltch ~
oncs Of Sliinam, Demarara, Essequibo, Berboe, Iu-
raco1, Sc
list Of the French o;eers who intend to proceed
to America has been handed abon IN the flrsan cir
cies.
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CHARLEsroN. Oct. u
! OPERATIONS OF TIE ENEMY

pFFkA ifpNS OF THE ENEMY.
ErETact q a Lefler .jgYm H1leAz, dqlrd m.
m iHSfGHt.
am sorry t. tell you, that after croseire,
Tie Sound Of ST Andrew and c-.t.in, So
miles up the river, the LacrclciI. MINI f.;,,a+'
ana another in CO. sent in nine boats and on
men and attacked the sternmost e,in-ar.at. r.
TOOK !ior' with five of the feet, Iconsistira cf
- Sai., gong to Amelia about i O'clock a.
hight'' not more tEfn four miles a-stern nj
Mhere lay at aHchor with the REMAINDER of
the net, and they destroyed the whole cxceT+
one schooner, belonging to Savannah. we sa,y
uieiii SET IRE aud saw the Whole Il the actjor
wren l'$ed only or 10 minutes. The H..
ceae non.an has just arrived from bermuda
W'th fresh instr ictions to take & destroy e,,.N
ny 'hih% she can in the inland passages and
no' !" feisfSe single prisoner The iofo,-
lii+uoh relative u the instructions is derived
from an E'lgH5hman 7gho esclibeJ 6.o,,,
CAtff'@ '7H ~ a SHLiUan'S hlo,d p ackef mar
ne h|cd 70 bring him here. The b5at vac
t''cn and made tender cf, and he arrived
mere Yesterday in Spanish snip that he yyas
Put OF board Of an hour after the boats lcrt
she SNIP to come IN. = the feet had been ~,
hour later in crossing the Sound. I ha,,. no
doubt tn at the whole Of the gun-bnats a. Ny.Il
as the fleet would have been taken
J%e f5't1 Boat here sbotea of ,,y1s NJ, tso 49,.
" S CF suing master TUO.IL7S P.4LNE' s,,,
81 !"'s e!ty 'eA9, ne regret In Stnte zss Ba, zyy
2" -" IRE action In this 0rfi0H He E,jtf,L ,,cf,,.
"''' "'s "SS 81 k'Hed and % 1s0tataed-Ed Gez.
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A-Ff'acf Of a lefferfo a ge1fl,77aa N Grorge-
I2goa, s. &. datc4

A VIZ hawkins, sent. % 1917
Mr.. Wood, who may be relied cr CO..
that lac was at Cano~dst on the 1Otb ms, go anii
oonversed With Joe Harut i0ge. a haf ~. .,,i'
who that very day arr we'd from persoc,I..
liardridge narrates as follows, That ~, 80.
ISL instant or thereabouts, he left Pe.nsacoio
that ne saw about two hundred British +r1.,,s
de!noishlng an old fort for the purpose og 80.
building 1t, that COCO troops had bcrr t,,ss5
at Roses Island, between Alphabetical, 49,
and fensacola) and were expected a. tl,o ~
ter place Oh the 18th inst that the c;,;.S.'-
were looking daily for the proclsma,;o, -, 80
i" az against America BY Spain, and 10, =
ppattie with Gen. Jackson, was currenfl,, ~,
Ken Of Wood further states, that ,hc TnH
ans nd rot doJbt Of tie truth Of vbo, -.
aleard and appeared to be much alarmed a.,
oHfL @. TOR my own part ] place n,rcS
confidence IN the report the number offnccy
aim q oi'E on is somewhat exaggerated ~.
rave had late accounts from Gen. Jo,p ~.
nc VA ct M,be with about 1000 NOR ...
ast accounts, ani strongly suspect we 81,
next hear OF bin 10 Pensacola. Col 4a,g,.El'
bias been heie f7r ff.ecn days aud has Fc"
no. ug from him" 'e~i'
aiAty ni-s dJ6a Glc Cha,ihcocha.
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NEw-y-opx, Oct.Ii.

= y Nv "I'N, N'tt.I ..
From SdcietFs Ier5sr. we iavc :. letter ofiac 9Th,
w''irh sNes no news bat the following (nd one o Tie
iith t"l'e etors Of The Nierr'rie Advertiser l.as
mott. itu' her y
"Con. Channcey came in lsst evc,ins with ike
heet The iiarhor g,ry strongly o.2iiy. We cx-
tory should they con,c3
mere IS vague that the Briish feet, with
re iaige ship, Was Gut oF hhssion-w.ch Is AZ least
.oah,ul.
~ the .N5ggGTc, our correspondent at Albany
conmn'iivaics Gen Iza;,l is at Lewisto,si and gen
lrown at Erie reinforced by 600 men from Ohio aud
Kentucky Snsays letter os the Tth." Report how
ever, SAY that grn izal has crossed tie river and Tor
: med Junction with gen. Browa.
u unc-'lAn (says rres9on,Ient at Washington
who vii o. Secrearv of State Its sail here to have
L'Nn oaered iotscy. Tomphls, who has defined
which hoi e may be true. C'eiiiaEias.
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Of which they took fifty lollarsn cash, and Gold
Watch. H.
t"lbert Robertson. Esq. appointed! to succeed Col,
BaiciaN, as Go,nnsS.ry General %, BRITISH Prisoners
ia tl;e Y. :. ha arrived IT Haiax
Nen-derstsnd uiat the President has determined
not 10 receive MIR ItoBEGTsoN, the plea that lac
had formerly broken ius parUe in TIE Us.
IL gives us great lens;ie to announce that that dis
nneush patriot and able eeisiaor the horoiu able
JOHN HOLMES, Who tor SO long rego,l has dcen-
ded the cause ot has eOn:ry the Senate n yias,cd-
sets, las been nominated hy the Republican Couyeu-
non recently assembled At Berwick 70 reprsseot cue
orb Congressional District in the Congress ol ii.c q,
States.
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re phi Was then rea 9ScOn! t me g re-
.~ffea to comunt,ce ostla Whole and tie
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DOMESTIC.
WAsHINGroN, June %.
Cory Of q ietterfroa GIL iVadszoorth 10 tie
S@crctayY IF H'a5- dGted

WASHINcToN, June 90.
Cory Of q ieae1.fr0Dl CoL IVadszoorth 10 the
Secretary IF Yar, dated
Camp near -. Lconard's, June 90.
Strive decided on attacking the enemy
this morning 1T day-break after d or 3
hours cannonading, he thought proper to re-
treat down the river, and Com. Barney bae
taken advantage othsabsence to pass his TO
tilla up the Patuxent. I was Constrained 10
precipitatc the attack before was fully pre-
pared, from the Circumstance Of all the enc
my's small vessels having left the river. The
ground | was obliged TO occupy for a battery
consisted of a high bluff point having Patux-
ent on the right & st. I.eonard's Greet on the
left, with which the communication was over n
Hat piece Of ground, subject to be cniiladed
from the P5tuxent, and the hill On which the
guns were to DC placed, liable to a reverse fire
from the same quarter; therefore, IN case of
an attack the enemy might have rendered
our situation very uncomfortable, b. station
ing small vessel so as to command the low
ground speak of.
We committed a great many blundcrs du-
ring the action, or our success would have
been more complete. forbear 20 enter into
minute particulars, lest ! should cast an i'll
d'rcct ccnsure on seme officers, perhaps unde-
served, tor must acknowledge was 50 much
engaged at the battery as to have bit an in
uStiiitt huC"leuge OF what passed elsewhere.
Bur the tact Is, the infantry and light artillery
decided upon retreating without my orders,
before they had lost a single man killed or
wounded and at the time TOO when the enc
ny were maneuvring to the rear Of our posi-
ton with their barges. The consequence Of
this movement was very disadyantageous -
the men at the guns perceiving the infantry
rctreating, & the enemy getting into the rear.
their numbers began seusibly 20 diminish. and
was pretty SOON left with only men enouph
TO work one gun, which I was necessitated to
turn to the rear for the sake of keeping the
bargcs 10 check Finally, the few men that
remained, were 50 exhausted with fatigue, we
found it impracticable TO fire any more, and
the limbers and horses which had been order
ed down the hill, having disappeared & gone.
know NOT where, found myself under tho
painful necessity Of king the guns to pre-
vent their being made use Of by the enemy.
should nc get possession of them.
must, in Justice to the infantry ackDowl-
edge, they did not take 70 fight, bat Quilted
the ground IN perfect order after a While
vas able 20 halt them, and bring them back
IN the mean time, the enemy were eettirrtrn-
der way, aud retiring down thc fiver-sronl
the prccipitaicy ofhis retreat, mlcrhe must
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delivered over TO the Allies, in the comse of
the present month. NJ. Fouchi. General of
Division ofArtilery, has Just arrived at Ham
butgh, as Commissioner Of His Majesty Louis
xviii for the surrender OF Hamburger and
Har5urgh.
The Generals commanding the Divisions
and Armies, Mr.. Commissioner Thomas and
the Project win &c pleased to obey the COM
nlands that Gen. fouchi shall give in the exc
cution of the Instructions with which he is pro-
yided.
" BY order of The Marshal Commander of
the place.
=" The Prince of EcxMUEL."
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Copy of letter from Com Chaunccv 20 the
Secretary OF the Navy, dated


U,lHcd States SIN .SnHeyior.
Sockets Harbo7, lime 90, 1914.
SIR--hnoTci2S thar tie CleB,U 7vqS ram
stantly receiving naUGi and 1,iktQJv stores ar
Kingston by tie 81. Laurence, I Mousht IL
might 6c practicable 10 8lny,,fze and catfure
brigade cf 690tS 7cith stOres on board ami
eitheT dest7'1y or bring them Of; FIR this hu,-
fose drectcd Liemt. Gregory 10 take three
gigs z0ih only their cre7v and one Settee in
each 6oat, end hroceed do5im tie 81 Lawrence
Secrete himself on some ofkhe isianCLs and
match a. Favorable otloyluniiy to smrnri-e ga n
6T2Fade Of Ioaded boats, and either bring fEchp
N ordestroy them, as circumstances qyouli
Eoi1,t out.
Lirpt. Gregory l,59 here NTH hia hartv ON
tie eUening u The 18th inst. and hyocerded
to me " 1aousand IsLurlda,' qyhere he havLed
ms boats on SHIRE and concealed them s47y
t700 6rigaasS qf6oats tass, o1e uh tie yiDer
7oifh f1ooliS, Ct course 100 ss'ong FIR our Httke
fiaTEy-fhe otter ao7yH the Ti0cr, entity, q not
gvortl ta&i.g.
Lieut.. CregoryJ fund The enemy had eun-
BOATS stationed 6et'vecn Kingston e Prescott
7cltfiR a6out SIG mites Of each other, and slqt
they mud a telegraph and lookout in almost
every nigh island, 50 hatthey convey intelli-
Sence z0ih gre0t c.rbeoiaon.
Ie$terlly morning 6ct7veen 9 and 10 0'cLk.
Lienf GrSorU /fi:diag hhaacif discopcred aa,d
a gu11-bodt ciose 10 him, hc iaStantly f5r1ied
L4e 6old de@iSn 10 boaTdhtT, which he did md
carried her 7pithoHt losing n nun, one of the
enemy 7yas 6adiy 7gouuded--she hropedto be
the tine gul-boat Biack SNAKE ar M. 9, aud
mounted one Is houAder and manned 7yilh
eighteen men, chiefly royai marines, IN list Of
7ohich is encLosea.J Lieut. Gregory nianned
mis- f'TIZe and hroceedcd an the 81. Laurence.
6"1 rus Soon dt8coreyed and fUr8ued bv a 1e-
ny urge St136oat nlouHtiRg t7Vo he0ry runs
ana To7grd 7vfh Uh7CaTds offoyty oars, 7VhirA
oUeThdnled lin. fast---hS Kent hosscs8iou aft
Inspire until Ehe eHenlV tIrc79 kheir Shok oDry-
Inn, he MeH Uery rciuctalfiV Cbu / mink
HT4berlyJ took all his h,isoaerS out anil scitt-
Hed the guH-boat 7ohich SINK inssQgitky, and
escahcd the enemy, aithouPh so heapRV ioqd-
Cd LieHt Grtgory arrived SAT-. this n1o1niaac
SoHh aHhi2 hTisoHe1S.
PG'~if me torccOH7mend this gallont vou,,p
officer 70 yo1v noace and hatronage he IL nat
8"J7id@8ed by any Qfhis grade, in zeak, infeii-
seHcc oHdMTihedty. SAILING master Vauehan
d'd 1iIr Dir0H, each coHnianciine II Pipe nm
der IicHt. GyfPory, are enfifLed 70 mn 7pqrt7
dck7ioaiedgemeHtS .for their zeal and actfz,jtv
on all OccasioH8 ~ TeHdCr service 10 their conn
Try, mare particularly IN the kast e.rhcoitiou.
7ohcH, from Me1T kHo7yledge offhc rfUer. thcg
IeHaeTed me most tmhOTtaHt 6e1-Uices 6ghoi,it-
Hg out the froher channels 10 elifde the hUr-
suit ofthe eucD7y
mn YOU be Pleased 10 diyeci in 7chat man
"cr me prisoners are 10 be disho8ed If?
hare the hoHor to be, &c.
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C'uzens perhaps as large an assemhlagc rs
ever visited that HEIGHT before We can
confidently say, that the most general satisfac-
ton was atfcrdedin the result ofthis last effort
OF Captain Brown, 20 prove t>at lie can meet
the enemy on Our waters, and deal out death
to him in its most direful form, and destruction
on his ships of war, in manner the most efs;
Gent and terrific.
We arc authorised and instructed to- s,.y.
that the books Cor receiving subscription tor
stock will be opened this day, at the Met~
Chants Cofiee-House Bull. liner,
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RETROSpECTION


Such is The aspect cf our affairs at present,
as we gather it from the E,rcrean arrivals.
that 1t IS at least probable the war viii be-
come more serious in the magnitude of jas op-
eratons, and require Mere vigorous co-cpe-
ration on the part of the people gencrailv,
than has as yet been demanded. Under
such circumstances, it is proper that the at
senuon OF the people should be called to tie
grounds OF this war, from which it has been
aSsiduously diverted that recurrence
should be had 10 those documents which prove
the object, and accompanied the declaration
OF the war that no false opinions and state
ments should gain ground Oh the public mind,
tor the want OF an opportunity Of referring to
those papers by which only a correct opinion
can be found. We have therefore deemed
this proper moment to turn TO our files, and
re-publish the Presidents message which pre-
coded, and the report of the committee of TO
reign relations, &c which accompanied the
declaration OF war. These papers afford a
clear demonstration Of its Justice and necess;-
ty, and an ample rcfutation of the base mis-
representations on this head with which cur
Country is oyerrun. Nat. mi.
The number OF foreign troops intended 70 be
detained IN France, pro temhorc is stated to
be seventy-hve thousand consisting of equal
proportions OF Russians, .Austrians and Pfus-
1iS'lio NAAC NilolS W ICllldM III the pay OF u.
Britain.
1t is said the allied monarchs mean to give
to Marshal Butcher the village of JohaTns
berg, in the Rhingau, seven leagues from
Mentz, and famous for lbs vine 1t is the
same estate which Bonapate had given to
Marshal Kellermam
The Chancellor of the Exchequer means
to agtate the question OF the half pay of the ar
my and navy, n the course of the present
Sessions, and to propose an increase of the
retired allowances, also to regulate the dis
tri5ution Of them, and to put General Officers
upon the footing Of Adinirals and Nicc-Adnli-
rails.
We are assured that the English Commits
sary, Mr.. Campbell, charged to accompany
Bonapate to the Island of Elba, went before,
TO dispose the inhabitants TO receive him. 1t
appeared that these islanders meant to resist
his landing. bat we hope that the English Com
m'ssary viii calm their spirits.
Ferdinand VII. Of Spain, was at Madrid, at
the head If his kingdom. He had ratified the
new Constitutions, and the Cortcs had granted
him the liberal salary OF two millions of dol
larsp per arm. The British army late in Gaia
iona, had left Spain. Bost Cen.
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TtETII''I . FfUF n THUT LHTTrHI.
"s'I0g7,--M sst>. GaIa,r, ead Bsvafd, who ars
now here viii srry sb0rlly embark for Corcnburg--
This act NIX q cvdrnt thcf k1oA that English I'm
voys *ii proceed thder 70 treat or pretend to treat
with ticIn
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ISAAC CHdUACEY.

Major General WILKINsoN and suite ar
r1'ed in this city on Monday from the north.
The Notice Of Cant. Brown, calling on the
Citizens of Baltimore to withcss his tfird cx-
pertinent yesterday, on Federal Hill, was.ho-
hofed t-fa q presence Of aVa5t ccncourse Of
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CNatos ihonsc. paltimnre.
CaHector's CGcc. Litne ~. 1919 S

N|tttttUT i" Oy4tt, WHO =, I6I%. }
The friends of George Broqvn, of HamD-
ton, and .john Horano Riaost, of Leeshurs,
Va. are informed that letters have been re-
ceived from them, stating, that after being
impressed on board English ships CT war, they
are now detained as prisoners ut Chasha,n,
England.
ANY papers intended for their relief VII be
forwarded from this Office, o. they 1uay be d.
rectly transmitted to the Department OF Ssatc,
Washington.
JAS. u. HI'CULL0CE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-07-02

".'idr lfIi Is pretty we'll asecraincd tina, Admit
raj lorl Gambler, DR.. A,;nls aud NIr Hamilton. will
meet your five Enyoys in Go;onburg Notwithstanding
this reported iict, most people here have their doubts
DENY arrangement taking place unless large sacrifices
arc made on one side or the other. And it wi be soon
ioand shat our ninisti ware copying your Administrations
anu Wilde t'v pcrmitle negotiation go o. are ma
KING every warike cNston Til, docs not look Tx. a
desire OF Peace on either SIDE oil the water''
As some account ol The gentlemen who have brcn
appointed by The British Government to meet our com
nisssoi'crs may bcmtcrc.n tn our readers we bcy,
inserted the following furnished ny by friend
~ L. III, Past.
Lord Gambler is Admiral of the White, has been =
Lniri o. the Admiralty and communicating Naval Acct
WAS commander in chief ia the celebrated attack OH 20
Ient;'n IN 1907, for which he was created "a Peer of
the Realm.
Nir Adam is LEGAL and political character ol the
INST commence has always been considered as QUO Of
the cihet props If The whg uteres, in parliament and
dG's the 'iioe life MIR Fox, clo>iy attached tn his
person \ politics A,lam has ALWAYS been corsi-
ecd % the legal adviser oftc rrcc OF Wales who's.
character and cans he defended IN the late discuss ons
rSpectrg he Prime, IS he WAS the legal advocate of
re bl'e o'Yo in thu House or onmons during the
investigation 81 the Dukes couct IN connection with
MIS- Clarke. Adam IS Chancellor to the Prince,
kcs.nt for 'hc Nucyo Cornwall
NJ. Hamilton is urd Sc,r ,a,v o State in the Fo-
vega pthcc, ard du'Tp The absence of Lord Castle
rc@S', has had the principal management; os t.;t Of
6cc.