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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
Dismal Swamp Company.

4 1 a meeting ,f,ne Ptoprietors o.
N the DismaI Swama COMPANY, hell
II Suffolk 5th May, 1874, Resolved.
fhAt the President and Managers pub
lish, the following resolution and ex.
trac 5 from the orisinsl articles of as
sociatiea for the information of the
Proprietor..
Rescued, That when any transfer oil
snare or parts of a share shall bs
made by viii or deed, that a certified
copy of the said will or deed for the
same shall be depo.ited with the Pre-
sident aud Managers before any diva
dend can be made on such share or
parts OF 4 share
Ihat upon request every Propris-
tor of share shall pay the slm of mo-
ney so Proportioned for such share, or
shall forfeit his title to the land, and
aud such share shall devolve 10 the COM
pany upon their paying to such retus-
lsg Proprietor what meney he shali
have advanced in respect ofsuch share,
or permit him to sell the share"
{" That no member shall have right
to require partition of the lands to be
made so as to hold his part in severalt'
unless the same be agreed to by .
majority of the company at general
meeting, but any member may at any
time sell his undivided share, or shares,
TO majority OF the Company at sc.
neral meeting, and give the Company
the choise of purchasing the same il
they will give as much as another"
Jas. Henderson. PreS't.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
From the Plattsburgh Repcrtory Of
.Aurii 80.

On Thursday last an express came
in from the north, with intelligence
that the enemy's squadron had pas
sed Chazy, standing up the Lake.
II proved TO be however, a British
unarmed sloop and a number ofbar-
gss, loaded with american prison.
ers, who we're landed at Gambler
land Head. The prisoners consist
Of about $50, regulars. militia and
citizens. Maj. Willard, and seven
or eight other militia officers, who
we're taken on the Niagara frontier,
also came out.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
Massachusetts, legislature.

The Senate is composed of 81
federai;stsand IS democrats. Last
year p and IL. Boston viii send,
as usual upwards OF 10 federal re-
personalities. The federal majority
in the House OF Representatives will
be very great. perhaps even greater
than it was last year.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue ct a power of attorney front
the proprietor, will be offered ae
Public Auction on the premises, on
Thursday next the 10th instant,
A lot Of ground situate on
tho east side Of Fairfax and south side
of Duke Streets in the town Of Alexan.
dria, fronting twenty feet on FaiIfas
Street and running back seventy. six
feet-being Lot granted by John
Murray to John Petit, std now in tho
occupation Of Agnes AZ Aigben. Tie
tie and terms made known At the TINS
and place Of the Sale.
]. %. Simfns,
Attorney in fact for the Proprietsr4
May ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17

II appears, BY accounts received at
Albany from the 6outiers, that the Bri.
fish have takep Oswego, and destroyed
the public sores at that place, estimate
ed at from 100000 to 100000 dollars
AZ Oswe,so las 10 Tioga county In
the State of New-York, and is situated
on the 5 E. side of Lake Ontario, at
the mouth of Oswego River, i56 miles
w. by n. of Albany ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17

MARRIED, on Sunday last, in George
town, by the Rev Walter d. Addison,
Capt. James Robinson TO Mrs. Susannah
Rosyiand, both OF this place.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17

Captain .frthur amri1ir, late COM
mander Of Toe United States Ship Ge-
neral Pike, on Lake Ontario, aas been
recently appointed TO command our fleet
on Lake Erie. with HE rank Of Commo-
dc-e.-Iie hois,ed his flag on board the
Niagara, on the 26,h uitimo.
~Riehmoad Enquirer.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17

Public Sale.
ON Friday next the 2oth, viii be sold
ul the promises
A Lot on the Corner of Ca.
meron and >lfed STREE. "a fee, 3 ius
ches on Cameron by Toe feet on Al<
tired, nearly opposite VIM. ) Moore's
Sugar House. Terms made knownat
the place Of Sale.
P. 6. Marsteller.
Nav IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY. MAY II.
- IN susw
TO sHRW
sHR way AGE & BoD1 or TEE TIhI
as SoHA AND PRkssuRH."

The officers Of the Eperyier state,
thst on the 7ist of last month, the U. S.
Schooner Frolic was captured OF the
HAVANA, by the British frigste OrPheus.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
New Y Rx, May IL,

III. Fair .dmerreaa -The Arrival Of
this ship Is most snxioussy looked for.
Ii is almost daily reported, that she is
below Her stay at Liverpool is va
riously accounted for. Ii is probable
she waits for dispatches srem our psei.
SC snvoys We hope soon TO announce
ser arrival with news OF the restoration
OF peace ostween all the powers ST war.
General Winchester one OF the hos
tage prisoners 81 Qaebsc, arrived here
Yesterday in the Steam Boat Fulton,
Captain Bunker from Albany, in Is
hours and IS minutes. Capt B. intends
to ply bs,ween this city and Albsay,
with select number at passengers, I'M
I'll toe Sound is clear of the enemy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17

The U. States Brig Rdfflfssake, It.
Comdt. ReH.dazv. put to sea from VIII
mington, y. G. ON the Cd iHst.
Nat. Intel.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17


A letter from a mercantile house
in Lisban, to merchant in New
York, dated March, :, says -" We
have frequently endeavored to con-
vince our friends in America how
erroneous is the superstition too pre-
valeDt among them that our mar
kets mast at all times t,e Influenced
by theirs. Facts have now come
in aid Of cur arguments. and they
will no doubt long be remembered
nv the parties Interested. whose
losses arising from an adherence
to their own opinions in opposition
TO those Of their correspondents are
very heavy.--ln some eases forty,
in others full fifty per cent. We
are extremely rejnieed that .ou are
not of the number. About seven bnn-
dred barrels OF Philadelphia super
fine flonrf eonfsssedly the best here
were sold at Sti per barrel. aad to
day al public auction 100 barrels
from Baltimore went eff at $40, and
Indian corn at 81, for which 10 mo.
ago the supercargo refused 81 30.
Best wheat will not command more
than S2 IL lie cents, and rye 81 f2
f-2 cents, the demand very limited:
The prospect of a general peace has
tendency to depress prices still fur
fher, ( there is yet on hand large
proportion of the American produce
imported last spring.
The subject embraced in tho subss-
ouent Extract, is, at this time, all im.
portant TO the commercial world:
Er.rae. !. + letter reeeiped by a mer.
camille house in This city.
aAgreeably to your request, / shall
give brief reply to your enquiries re
specting the legality OF any trade, which
may be carried On between the Y. 5
and Great Britain under existing cir
II IS true that the repeal
Of the non-iptercourse law should have
opened the door to commerce between
the two countries, did not the law OF war
interpcse obstacles of equal magnitude.
@The law of war interdicts all com.
between our citizens and the
subjects OF the eneny; il renders void
all their contracts, and properly, though
purchased and paid for, yet changes not
its original character, but may be cap
,ured and viii be condemned as prize
of war. This law also clothes with
hostile character every person domicll-
ed in either Of the bciligercnt countries.
although he be in reality the subject o.
a neutral power. His residence for COM
mercial purposes gives him the chsr7c
ter of the country in which be resides
and BY that character, his property, II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
JOHN G. LADD
HIS FOR SALE,
May II

IS Barrels Tar,
20 Chests Gunpowder and Hyzoh
Teas,
Russia Duck and Sheetings,
Spinning Cotton in Bales,
Coffee and Pepper in Bags,
Casks of Sweet Wine,
Few Bushels Rhode. Island Potatoes
for Seed or present use.
May II 2aw4t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-17
PotonaeSteam-B Boat Company.

l.. WARRINGTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
OBI7'U.4RY

In late r.. I Republican was briefly noticed tht
death ct Mr. john NJ. MANsrIELp d, Of this town -.
friend, who knew him well. and one smong manyy
who sincerely lainents the death Of this excellent
man, as public as we'll as private loss is unwilling
he should descend to the grave without some memo
rial OF his moral excellsncies, Mr.. Mansfield was
distinguished AMONG his friends mRexblyuprig
In all ms dealings, sincere in his professons and as
warmly attached TO the practical duties Of cha.itv
and benevolence to the children Of afiiction Rav.
ing for several of the last years Of his life sustained
an existence Of pain and debility, he knew how %,
feel for others woes, and was liberal in the acts o
has behevolehce. As husband, brother. friend and
neighbor few could excel him in the cnoeAriAe quail,
tiles OF life and the tears Of numerous acquanty
anee, combined with those Of his more mediate
ne'ghbors, Can well attest how dear 10 them is thU
recollection OF their departed friend rs
Cease, wsepng Jisnds your fo,siny fears restrain,
:" Meme can escape from DEATHS drcad, vast domain.
" Hush ete,y r-,heck each ,ising sigh.
" kemeniber all gre vorfei-- born, go ne - st..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
NEWPORI.
STATE MILITARY CORPS.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1914.

Rendezvous are nesv cheHrd sn thIs Iosyn, c!
7iverlon, and other farss Of fhe ofa!e, for
the enlistment Of 500 men,:n Gen Of fhfs Stafe's
quota Of militia, lately required by he Presi-
dent If fhe United States. From the Eberal
Encouragement held our by me General and
.Slate governments, in addition 10 those Eafri-
ctic considerations wbieh ought 10 induce every
young man 10 stand |orfh IN this hoar Of her-
al, s0e doubt nor this corfs l,iH Be sheediiy Ill
led by she descendants Of those Patriotic Rhode!
Istanders svho bore so d.snasuished a hGrf az
the Revolutionary zcar. The young men are
called Hfon to defend tSeir aged sires, thetr
.famihes and their nrohcrfy from the inc ursions
or a naughty /oe--s heir services yiH be con-
fined 20 fheir osvn shoreS--and by thas organ
axiag theMsefves, lhey svlA be more f,raa dable,
mud can oherate svi;h better efeet m enc
my. The United Slayes offers nte&a tighs dol
dare month, Vih s,od AID su6fsienf hrSvis.
ions and clothing /; IN addition 10 (which the
SAFE Government ofers q 6oun'y Of spensy
dollars 6, eueh man, and an addition OF fsV9
dotlars a month 20 hfir nay, makiag consld-
erabfy greafer anouaf than hey can o6faia
any ordinary ta6or---and for s9has IS GH tats
---fo defend themselves. IL is unnecessary 10
dsveHon the suejeet--rehair then TO the differ
ens rendezpoRs-enroH your names among fhe
patriotic defenders Of your country, and nos.
serify wiH look m 10 you MIN admiration and
gratitude.
Shsutd sae above plan fail fhe State suin be
1nder the necessity Of resorting 10 a draft,
which will be very iaconvenisnt 20 some, svh:le
Others, who n'ighs desire if, could nor haze an
ohnorInity Of engaging on so advantageous
terms. The term Of service for draf fed mil
tia is sir months, svifhOnt any aozasy, while
she flan flrohOsed is only ertended 20 one gear,
suth aHthe seerUsed advantages. -
-:ss:-
Yesterday, at Il o'clock, national salute
was fired by Capt. Heileman at Fort Wolcott,
IN honor OF MAJ Gen BRowa, and the army
undsr his command, fos their distinguished
valor in the defeat of a vastly superior Bit.
ish force undert the CON msnd of Lieut., Gen.
Drumnond, In Upper Canada, OF the 25,d
uit. when the America1 army drove the ene-
my from every posilioa at the poin, of the
bayonet, took their baieries by stocm, cap.
tured the whole of their Acid artillery, took
prisoners Major General RAIL aud twenty
Other Officers of rank, and two hundred non.
commissioned officers and private., and Kept
poss ession Of the field which tho enemy left
strewed with his dead and wounded.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
A FEDERALIST OF THE BOSTON
STAMP!

ADAM BABcocK, of Boston, an influential
fedelaitst of that town, declared last week, in
the Insurance Office III this town, In presence c
of lumber of witnesses, that He WISHED
TO GoD LORD ,WELLINGTof WAS KING OF
THIS eouNTRH-YEs, AND THAT He HAD
Hfs ARMY ix~oPAIN, WITH FIFTY THOUSAND
MORE, IN THIS COUNTRY" he also made
many other extravagant rema,ks, such as,
that" HE wIsHEp THE NEGROES IN VIRGINIA
WOULD RISE AND CUT THE TKRoArs OF
THEIR MASTERS" SC. Thts man, however
little he regards the precspts OF Washington,
has more boldness than his associates, many
of ofMhom, no doubt possess the same SEMI.
men's, although 'hst have not the hardEhOOd
10 avow them.
-ooo-l
We published sone time since, the sem
timents. Of Alexander Hamilton respee,ing
geographical distinctions, In which he la
Inented that even the idea should exist. We
now with pleasure extract from the Mercury,
Washington's sen,imeats upou Monarchy.
We make this extract with more pleasure,
because we have now reason to conclade that
she Editors of that paper, although fcderaIists,
are not of the tory or monarchy cast.
sxNrrmrsrs or WAsHISoroN.
In looking over the 5th vol of Marshalps life OF
WAsBINoToN, our attention was forcio'y arresteo
BY the following paragraph OF letter which that in-
estmable man wrote to Gov. JAy-ln TINS gloomy
state of things, may hs sentiments be properly sp'
preciated!
We are apt to run from one extreme into anoth'
er To anticipate and prevent disastrous contingent
cies, would be the pert Of wisdom and patriotism
What astonishing changes few years are capable
of producing am ssid that evsn respectable charac'
sers .peak Of r.oaarckicui m Of government without
ADrrer From thinking, proceeds speaking, thence
90 acting. is often but single step But how rrre-
vocable and tremendous! what triumph fo' our
enemies 10 verify their predictions what triumph
for the advocates Of despotsm, to hnt that we are
incapable Of governing ourselves, and tnat systems
founded on the basis of equal Liberty, are merely
ieai and failacious Would to God hat wise mea-
eures may be taken in time to avert the
we have but too much reason to aPprehend.
-:x%:-
Mr.. Charlie, Beach, an aged black man,
swss shot by sentryic Marblchead, ON Wed
nesdsy night last, and expired in four hours.
Ae vas returning with his fiddle from par
y he had been playing for, and being hailed,
Sot answering, and continuing to advance to-
wards the sentinel, he fred, and the ball pas.
sed through his body
-:x:-
The heavy feshe,s nave done much dam
ses in the neighborhood Of Baltimore. A
,ess coach psssiog not many miles from the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Jug 2e. 1915.

4 IL officers, sesmen, and marines, of the Unit'
n ed stues Navy, captured by the troops &C
els. within the con m nd Of Sir George Preyosts
fior TO the ish day Of April last. have been du'y
xcliaoged, and declared competent 70 serve aganss
n. enemy They will therefore immediately report
se u.eI,ss 10 the commanding naval officer oi the
!, s,ion on which lhey are or may arrive.
VIZ. JoNEss Sse'y Nat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
.8dj and issp yens. Office, Washington lCSys
2sfh July. 1914
GENERAL ORDER.

XXIHEN controversies srise on the in,erpretatiod
w and application Of the rules and rcgulatonS
or The better government Of tho army, in relation
rank. the commanding officer Of the district ar.
NY, pos,, where such controversy may occur. is
,u,horized and directed 10 institute court of en-.
luiry, whose duty il shall be TO examine and report
Jpin,ons on the a.ses respectively coming before
hem which opinions, if confirmed by the said
ommardng Officer. will I've final and conclusive ifs
ne case or cases 10 which they apply. :.
JOuN r. CELL. As ms. Gen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

city Of Washington, was swept away BY the
freshe,i and young passenger perished.
The report from Georgetown is oil great loss
in dans, and in grain upon the fields, SC.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

On Thursday last. arrived a, Gloucester. (AIassy
British sch. Be,sey, of Bermuda, from Newfounds
land ior sarbadoes, cargo FISH, prize to the privss
teer sch York. of Baltimore. At
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

AldkRIED,
!. At Brisioi, on the Sist ulr MIR TnomAs SHAW. Il
Miss JAMS HATHAWAY, daughter of Major Abncy
Hathaway. all of this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
i, RUfPAKIMf.N

W AIR Dt. PAKI Mi.N y.
.qlj and inspec. gems. office, Wasi'ng,on Ciy.
26h Jug, 1914.
GENERAL ORDER
nEMANDs for tents and camp eGuipagc are az
~ much multiplied, in consequence of militia
ca for seabosrd defence. that the most exact care
of those articles is rendered necessary. As rnest
Of exciting and applying this care, the following or!
der has bech deemed proper, viz An requisitions
made b. the quarter master generals offers, up.
the purchasing department, for tents, teht polls,
camp Kettles, and pans, shall be made for re-.
gimen,s or corps specified by name, and be accom-.
panied by returns faithfully exhibiting the number
and condition OF those articles already in use ~
each regiment Of the brigade division for whose
accommodation the requisiiion is made
BY order, JOHN X BELL, As Ins Gen.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

rope, almost Immediately on theft arrival.sk;
A ssnguioary battle is daily expected ID that
quarter. Reinforccmen,s from different paris
OF The United States are continually on their
march to Pia,,sbursh, whence they are re-
mosed to Plausburgh.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

We yesterday received information frod
Halifax to the lsi inst. and received papers "a
the Solh ult.
We learn that last Sunday week, sloop OF
war arrivedel Halifax from Bordeaux, whence
she sailed on the 9th OF June that of ,hS
mouth et the ST Lawrence she parted with
the York aud another "a, and rs transportsS
bound to Quebec, with or 1000 troops on
board.
brig OF war arrived q, Halifax on the Soth
July, one week from Bermuda, where sh6
leit Admiral ocHsAss.
The London dates al Halifax we're DO later
than before heard of.
A letter from Halifax, Aug l., says" a
division OF BRUSH troops, z o, 5000, sailed
from Bordeaux June Is, ioI the American
Coast"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

The heavy freshe,s nave done much dam.
go in the neighborhood Of Baltimore. A
,oss coach psssiog not many miles from ths
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10
Saies at Alctioa.,s,

They haze aiss for saie--i40 hhds Molasses; 50
do Rum; 10 pipes Gin, 80 bbs. superfnc Flour
Is half bbls do 10 lbs Sugar. Aug. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

The court martial opon Admiral Sterling
is terminated. Tire charges were for taking
money for sffording the protection Of Kings
ships 10 merchantmep. The court decided
that the cha. ges were in part proved and the
sentence was, tina, Admiral Sterling should
remain on the haif pay list, and that he should
receive 10 further promotion in the navy
T.19niro! Sterling isa safue ef Prnn'yivania.
London fafer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-10

Gen. Brown, we believe received few
rsinforcements from Erie, just before the re
cent battle, and others were on their way
from Satkctt's Harhor and Ohio. When
the battle was heard of, other troops were
sent from Sscker's Hdrbor.
Reinforeementy Of regslsr troops, fron
diHeren; rende zvous, have been ordered !"
march for Sackeu's Halbor. without delay
Peace IL made win or tribes Of Yves
tern lndiass, who have agreed to take VI
The TOM shawk ON our side"
q From, Saiem, hugaa The privsteer
brig Grand Turk, Capt Nathan Greene, o'
this port, sailed from Portland, on Saturday
last, On cruize."
CaAxpLaIs FgsxrrER.--On the 9Th inst
all the troops at Pis,tsborgh left ,ba, place,to
Join the main body of Gen. IzAsD's army
near OdIc,own. When united, this army
will probably consist Of 8 or 5000 meo. The
British have an army in front Of l., at least,
Of equal or superior strength, and they csn
unite with IL the reiuforcemcau from Eu.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-11
PARIS, 2oth February.

Her majesty the Empress Queen and Re
gent has received the tnilosin5 &C. cunts Of
the situation Of the armies 10 the 18Th Fe.
bruary:
The Duke of Ragusa (Marmont) was ON
his march for Chalons when he learned
that column Of the Russian imperial guard,
composed of two divisions of grenadiers.
was pushing upon Moutmirail He wheeled
about, marched to the enemy, took 500 pri-
soners from him, and drove lin back uDon
Sesame, fram whence she EUperor's ma,
nGnvres have compelled this corps to re
pair by forced marche, T. Troyes.
Count Grouchy, with gen. Leval's divi-
zion cf infantry ard three divisions of the
Cd corps OF cavalry, passed to- Ferte under
JoGarre.
The Duke of Treviso's (Mortier) adyanc
ed posts had entered scissors.
On the l7th. al day break, the emperor
marched from Guignes to Nangis. The
battle OF Nangis was most brilliant affair
The Russian Commander in chief, Witt
genstein, was at Nangis with three divi
sions which constituted his corps of the ar,
my.
Gen. PahIen commanding the Sd and 18th
Russian divisions, aHd large force in ca
valry, was at Marmont.
w h~i NJ VI uiftofoU SCTdIO, an Ot1Cer
OF the highest promise, debouched on the ell,
emy at the village Of Marmont. A battaIi
on Of the ed regiment of infantry, uniformly
worthy OF its ancient reputation, by which
it was distinguished twenty years ago by the
emperor at the battles Of Castielione, enter /.
cd the village at full charge. The count of
Vain,y, at the head of general Trielhard's
dragons, having just reached the army
from Spain. turned the village by the left.
Count Milhaud, with the 5th corps of caval.
ry, turned 1t by the right-Count Drouot
advanced with numerous batteries. In an
instant the whole was decided. The
squares formed by the Russian divisions
were pierced, and every one taken, generals
and officers. Blk thousand prisoners, ten
thousand guns, sixteen pieces of cannon and
forty wagons fell into our hands. General
Wittgens;ein barely escaped capture, and
IN great haste saved himself upon Nogent.
tie had told M. Billy, at whose house be
lodged IN Provins, that Inc would be in pa
ris on the 18th. He stopped out quarter
OF an hour on his return, and had the can
dor to tell his host, have been well bea
ten; two of my divisions have been "a
" ken you will see the French in a couple
I" Of hours"
Ihe count of Naimy repaired to Proyins.
Win the duke of Reggie, (Oudinot) and the
duke OF Tarentum (Msedonald) to Doune.