davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
100000
So that there remains to be pro.
vided by loans, the sum Of

-
4 5,35O,O 900
Although the interest paid upon treasury
notes is considerably less than that paid for
the money obtained by the United States on
funded stock, yet the Certainty of their REIN
bursement at the end of one year, and the
facilities they afford for remittances, and o.
Their commercial operations, had obtained
for them a currency which leaves little rea
son to doubt that they may be extended con.
siderably beyond the sum of FIVE millions of
dollars, hitherto au horised to be annually is,
sued. Ii will perhaps be eligible to leave to
the executive, as was done last yt ar, a dis
erection as to- the amount to be b,rrowed up-
on stock or upon treasury notes, that one or
the other may be resorted to, within pre-.
scribed limits, as shall be found most adyan
tageous to the United States.
The amount estimated TO have been REIN.
bursed OF the principal of the public debt du
ring the year ending on the 3Oth of Sept. last,
including treasury notes and Temporal,
loans, will appear by the estimate marked ID
to have been 1901 500 dollars. AS the pay
nenls on account of the loan Of Sic. COO, oOC
had not then been complicated. and the stock
mad, consequently, not been issued therefor
1t is rot practicable to state with precision
the amount added to the public debt dnrino
that year I; but, after deducting the aboy,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17
10000

100000
10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

And making together
There will still remain to be
provided new revenues capable
o. producing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

On thursday 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.
Blair, Mr.. James Bray to the amiable and
lovely Miss Mary Stables, of this city.
With mutual love the youthful pair
Resolve the cares Of life to share,
And double all its bliss
May every virtue round them wait.
And smiles forever grace the state
That's seal'd by IIymen's kiss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-01-17

There is certainly no satisfying the federal
SITS. They condemned administration for go
ing to war, and now they c~ondemn'the execu.
tive for negoc,ating for peace. Those who
patronize the opposition presses, must have
very enlarged understandings to comprehend
sucii contradictions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-02-23
LONDON PARAGRAPHs.

At the last dates rom the BraziIs. the
Portuguese Royal Family was preparing 70
return to Lisbon.
A Proclamation had been issned in Prc
land tor General Thanksgiving On the 18Th
of Jan. for the great success Of the An cd
Arms.
On the 9th of l1ov. 22,ooo roen upde,
Ma sena, were marching e. Genoa.
At review at the Thuilleries. Paris i,
December, the young King Of Rome was 81
hibiied in regimentals,
A.gentleman recen ly arrived in town from
Paris, who was present 1T the OpeFa on a
night OF Bonapartc's attendance, he states.
that some noise having been manifested in
the pit, some voices exclaimed, " Pair la ~
which words being indistinctly heard. IN the
confusion, we're mist ken for Ia Pair : and
general cry OF g In Pdfr :" that ;s
I" Feace =" ensue1. -. Bonaparte, he adds
boped and smiled g-ac iousiv.
His EHcellency Mr.. Rose, the newly an
pointed M ns,ef to the Court of Bavaria
has embarked,
An Order in Council was passed SOth DC
tober permitting the Governors Of the West
lrdia Islands ~ grant licences 10 neutral
vessels TO import provisions, &c. to the
West India colonies for 10 months, FROM thar
dote
The li'' Of Nov. 23d, r,cntiors the arrival
OF the coast of Bra I'll Sc nne -, s frigates
and sleeps Of war, to look after the Con
gress and Esscz fr'gates.
Plymouth. Dec. S>h. Arrived the Ane-
ricas snip Zephyr, of 400 tons, Captain Al
colt. from n. Orleans, bound To New-York.
laden with brandy. vine and silk--prze "a
be Euryamus ffieate
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rs struggle which TIE Government os tis Ga'tsd
S,s,es new making against our foreign ehei. i-s.-
NeNner uuPIIety nor ms5sa.ty formed my psrt OF
hia char aeter. = si' "
Ills belief in the Christian religion, made h;s,
charitable To all dencrinat;onso OF Christians &c sos
20 h'm sovvce OF satisfaction which the bi.ttte9 :.
snnarsutous cannot enic,.
he deces:cd was an active and successful 49,;
cultural. and united taste and INDUSTRY Ia the t.n
proveriens of his and valuable n sses,on,
or were his views to- im prove,nents confined q,
,he ehfefuent,ot the soil he atoure.l to extend
the nsvlerten OF the wsters Of Roanoke; lYeiS,v
ureDy interesting TO ths most Sorthern Counties of
Virginia. rev sireumstances OF his life gave ! i'm,
more pleasure. as he suecus, OF tpission Fafrhch
ne as nefnner on this subject to tn. lie isature
OF y. C-l he writer knew his earie st desire, To lie
per m'ltei to contribute further abors to hes
petiop 81 the plan. bat that vev important lusrs,
has been suffered unaccountahy 20 SIMMER .;s.
Notwithstanding Legislative aid Is extended by boil,
states '->.'' 80,
Farewell, my friend few reso,;u- Suns. .ns
we shall meet s.sin.
On events Ike this the mind na,ur,ilv s.,;, Inc,
me following tracts of ne melancholy am, pous Dr.
Young: A'''
---" The spTtsr'u-,nost attenustsd thread
Is cor'i, 's cable, 20 mans nder tie
on esfth.y h'is); II hresks az every b-eeze--
'nitten'r'ends are angels, seat erran,ls !un of
For us t,'ey larsuis',. . I'D for us ,hey ,,;s
y nd shall The? lynsu;sb, si.il they die in win
Ongr'tetu! shs! we sreiye their towering ;,ad.,
~ "ish wait the reToiuticf m usIr- hAarts
her posthumcus aiviee aud earre.t er.re-,
'ehssnss as herds task graz. their hallowed
Tread ond foSt their -gooies IN, vros,r.
Illustrate tn ir a-g;isb, Il s. oy their iegtbs %
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and Iashector Gen ,,,ql's o07cc,
w t>htnpt.on ii +, Ee,, Jor1
CENER CpnEnc %. d0IF:

-, GENERAL ORDERS.
The British Comm ander IN Chief IN O.
NADIA, having, in proels r,ariop ,,,,eo =,
Kingston, on the 4sh day IF Sent. 1915 do.
ciared that parole. lawfully given. does
not torold the exercise ofany n,iitary frnr.
t'Ans other than that Of tbeQri,sf- ay.ns .,
me sa'Tfson or in hr # Id''-and there h,.
ing no desire on the part Of the u. States In
anes ion the correctness o. this de,.lara,,on
1t IS therefor re ordered that all officers -
me United Statee, prisoners of war. on ra.
role, are liable To be called to the d;,chsre..
Of the faliowing duties = %
list. Reorn't'ng.
2nd Drilling recruits.
sra. Guarding stores AID prisoners Of war
in The interior, &c.
4 h. Paving the troops 8, making nurcbs.
seS on account of the u S.
Az prisoners of war, on parole VIII az
cordinsly report themselves fn- thnse ,nties
TO the officer CORN andng the dis,ric. j.,
winch they may harpen to reside and
tailing to do 50, if non commissioned nf6
GERS Or privstes will be apprehensed ard
confined, andif officers will be dropnsf, frnrc,
the rolls Of the army. '
hyorder of the Secretary q. ,var.
J. B. W'ALBauH,
"A dir (R.er-I
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Power in our quarrel with America, and as
the stay in Russia Of the Republican Com
missicn.rs after the determination was
xnowa, would only TEND to mslead the world.
lie was instructed to signify, that the dis
mission Of the said Commissioners would be
particularly pleasing to the British Govern
Inent. IL may, therefore, be said, that if
we ave not fi,i,ly, we are fully in for con-
tcs., which, it viii require the wisdom aud
colhiess of a Grotius and puiiepdorf, united,
tot put the wished-for termination to.
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Feb 81
q y Y = r VISE M r ~ r.

/. rpI.T- - ;, = = y = TT = " Y.
4 G"hL = ELr 10 the last will snd Testament of
"a Frsneis Ptsrce decd of Eerriro Cnnr,v -, ~
he cod 70 TIE highest bidder on SATURDAY lie s,b
Gay 81 NJ arch next he piantstion Of sill Pear
about nine miles below the CITY of R,ehmonJ-
FOUR .NEGPOES
\ man, is wife ard two cl,jld. eny-AIso o,a
viii he divided into Two tracts beng the trset ola,
purchased nv the ssid T'esree. NJ T omss NJ r.
eoPh- Supposed To eontsin one hundred acre
essh' survey viii be made, and the land SOLD b,,
the acre this lend is well tir,bered md un.ri,r =;
quality tosny IN the neiebbourhnod il !, en- ,vor,t
The attention o. the tizess Of Pichrosd y bs;.S
wen ws'ersd and comfortable Dwelling HoYss
herfoo - we've months ore1 VII h. eiven a..
TIE '"d, bond end security required. win a dss5
Of trust on TIE premises to secure the payment e
ne SAME The terms o. sale for the Nccros, viii
be made knowa on The drv sfsals.
GEO WILLJANScN.
Aetrr Fxecn'or IF
ri 90 Francis Peasee, deo'd
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PROCLAMATION.

WfLl'c7s Fredc7ics, 6y the grace e God
Prince Of Grunge and NASSAU, &c. &c.
DEAR CouNrRYMEN!
After min teen years Of absence and
suffering. have received with heartfelt
Joy your unaniTp Gus invitation to come among
you. lam now arrived, and trust, under
Divine Providence, that shall be the means
of restoring yeu. 10 your ancient indepen-
dence and Tfospeidrys-----.
----fhis is ny scle object. and
have the satisfaction 10 assure YOU that il
Is equally the object OF the Allied Powers.
It IS in par ticniar the wish Of The Prince Re
gent Of the United Kingdoms cf Great Bri.
tain nd ireland, and Of hi. government. -
Ofthis you will be convinced by the unani-
NOUS assistance which that powerful ccun
sry IS Immediately going to give you. and
which ] trust, viii lay tie foundation of
those old and intimate ties of friendship &
allaure which have, so long made e hap
piuess Of both States. ] am come Dis
posed ard determined 20 forgive and for
Ct ever thing hat has passed We have
al but one common object, which is to heal
the WOW ds os our native conntrV, and tn re
store it 90 its rank and splendor amongst ma.
firms. I he revival Of trade and commerce
WILL trust, be the Immediate conseonence
OF nay return. All party spirit mas. BE for
ever banIshed from among us. No efot{
shall be wanting on my part, and on ,hat
OF my family, to assert and secure your ~
dependence, and to promote your happiness
ard welfare. Ny eldest son, whe under the
immortal Lord Wellington, has proved him.
self not unworthy Of the fame of hi, auces
tors, IS on his way TO join me unitF, there
fore, dear country, wi h heart and soul with
me, and orr G mann country will flourish
ngsin, as IN Days Of old, and we 3 all tygns
nit unimpaire1 to- our ros,erity tie hles.
sings whic1 we have received from our an
eestors.
Given under my seal and signature, Dec.
J, 1913
(SigneD W.. Of Orange.
ny COMMAND Of lis FIigbDr s.
II. FACET.
SITUATION OF THE ALLIED GRAND
ARMY ~
GERM ANY.
FJnutfo,g, Dee. ~, 1915.
Numerous indications have been given.
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Sales at 4uctton.


IN I'LL Pc SOLD at Public Auction on Eide,
the 25th inst on the premises he hslf ..rs
az srounn, WIN the houses, &c. II RE. mt occ,-
p,eu oy .hr, " az Heksnzie.--po.ss.sion TO he g;-
ven on tas Z-d July next The purchaser ,r;u =.
entitled TO receive the rent from the dsy os cot.
ne situation o. this ist is So well Know, = =
deemed unnecessary TO say nore than that thrrs
lie" lots IN rhv city eotn 81 sfssi,s- ssnn.t ,t.
Terms, one third cssh o,,e third in & 80
che remaining third in IL months "a, INV
title will be siven. 'SN's
E.h o. THOMAS TAYLOR.
'hE Subscribers offer for sale on sccoI1noda
D. ""R ,erms, ,or cash, or approved paper. at
tAnet on store. corner of ID. and 18th stre,,
i'o'ooo lbs Coffee, part of which ia of prime ons
100000 lbs Brown Susar, in hhds & bsrreI,
ca oo, par. Of which is first quflity.
ton, be soar isb. Igsr part OF vhish Pennc-
O. o. E,pss senp'pe old Cogniac Brandy.
% SSas and .lS9,a,ses.
10 terces prirn4 fres Rice.
% pnneheons .genp "a nteus Rum. na-. rs
which IS oldSE vry bne.
it qoo ss'Ss Ssi,, large Liverpool filsd, blown
100 do. do.
200 boxes Carfil,s
100 loves isss.'aIity Imperial Tea various ,izea
20 do do Young Tyson do. 10.
- S sIsss doz e'ch, Isl quality Sparkling.
100 eases old St. Jaien oIaret Wine of Superior.
SO cases White W;ns
100 cssas Cologne Water
pipes CATALONIA Wine.
so bags Pepper.
50 DO PIN epto.
css-s Ifish Sheetiaps
500 US Flesh Mum eps.
Bales ladiS Goods white,
10 packages isermsA Oznaburgs Il Ticker
burgs ~" '"'
a few pieces Tery best suFerfne blue Clotl..
One ease Callicoes, and great variety 81 o,be,
meut. " 90 fN'7rtSe'
they bold regular Sales at Auction en- Mondsv.
* Thur, ays =" +'''"o'3'
Monca,e, Robinson {: Pieasqnts.
o., Vendue M,ssexs
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O Ri U A R Y
February 10th, 1914

February 10th, 1871
Or Wednezday morniag oftIe 9th instant, died ut
the house Of Mr.. issac Colss in tie county Of Hall
fix, Is0ac " Coles, Es9. aged ST years->fIe epinr
cd ngerin{ iBnsss. and in he remis1iens of nj,
delitiuul, manifested eomphsure, and frmress
He expired s'ter vrsl Its # apoplcxy IN quick
suesession The many eases Of early mortality in
TIC house # hisister, ere melancholy and sest,ng
- foor sons and three daughters f 10y Cnl Wal
FER oles, there survives dquehter onIy The ur.
hani,y Of this Ccntlcroan's npannsrs, sod his Acc
touats '7mrer, are WI known t. lis aeuuaintan.
ces & nearest re'a oos re seemed Ct io7 IS Ieu e
pleasure N seereting a,e irsnbcts of his bounty as
ne oilers d., IN IL ir pubic heneisctions. Nr
Coles has occasionally riIp led IN poitieql ereice,
he has served NJ 81 meu4b~r Of mpoftast pubE
cmncF', an recently aass can date Or fopuisr
slsc,'1n, which he ultimately iet'N \ fr The re.-
pose Of ensurng the success Of on ice Reruhr.
AN C'Hdtia;fs Uttismsyed o. tie Violence tf
the O66osffonf q, X u1b ossod by personal atrcl-
men's 70 li,ies psr'y, his opinions were 10 ~
ard q eeiei to the 80 tssreafos e he equal igb,
Of IBIS Frilow Cr zena. anc TIE Independence Il l.
Gonnt-y An nh advocate d TIC Aiministra.
ton Of tie iilesrieus WssiipgtoB, lie approved o,
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Ertrace IF a icuer~-da,cd

LoNOoy, Dec, Il.
"Ihere arethree Goi,enburg rnails dne.
" appears the Nep une, capt. l.. Jones,
sailed from her port, but was r-,i,ysd 10 ~
back on accourt o. the Ice, and remained
at Cronstadt 27th Oct"
Poi Pcq'r.
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STATE PAPER. -, ~
DECLy97a.9TIO.N OF THE aLLLED POM

{tfIS.
"The French government has ordered new
levy Of SOC, 600 conscrpts. The motives Of the Sc
natus Consuitum Go that effect conta an appeal
TO the Allied Powers They, therefore, ina them
selves called upon to promnlgs,e anew, in the face
of the world, the views which guide them i'm the
present war; the principles which form the BIAS q
of heir conduct their wishes and their determine
tons,
The Allied Powers do not make war upon France:
but against the prepordsranee, hsughtily ed
against that prcponderanee wlich TO the mis-
foitune of Europe and of france, the Emperor Ma.
poleoo has too long exercised beyond the limits of
his Empire,
Victnry has couiucted the Allied Armies 10 IN q
banks of the Rhine. The Il ST use which their I'm
perial and ROYAL Maesties have made of victory
has heen to offer peace to bis Majesty the Emperor
Of the French An sttitude strengthened by the
accession Of All the eversisas aud Princes or Ger
m ny, has had influence on the con,i lions of
that peace. These conditions arc founded on the
aforementioned Of the French Empire, as well as on
The independence of the other States of Eurepe
The We've OF the Powers are Just IN their object
generous aud efsI N thsiy application. giving secu
Sitv to all, honorable 10 each,
The Allied -Sovsreisns desire that France may
be great. powerful and happy becssse the French
pcSse-. in state IF greatness ana strength is one
OF the Foundations of the social edifee OF Europe
They splsh tia Frsnce way be happy, that her
com may rev7e-that the arts, those blessings
ofyssca may agaiu Notwithstanding great seo.
ple can oal- De tr-roDd as II 10 happy The Pow
ers co,.figrn to the French Empire an extent of
territory which Frenee under her Kings never
knew-becauss valiant ns,on does not tall from
its rank, by hsfins In itsturn experienced reverse
IN an obstnate and ssneuinary contest, in " bich IL
has fought With i,s.secuaomed bravery.
Rnt the Allied Powers wish to be tree, tranquil
{, happy hen'selves.--1hey desire state of peaee
which By wise partition o strength, by jnst eq.
lbrium, rnsy beaceforward preserve their people
from numberless oalamiSec which have oyerwheim-
ed Europe for the las. twenty years.
Ths,AlIed Powers @ill NOT 'sy down their arms
unit, theS hsve sttainedth's greet and be fetal re-
suit, thin noble object If their efsort7 They VIII,
not iaT do~rAtheig arms unti the political state of
Gurspe lie re-ss.sltisbed ane%--untl rremovabie
principies have resumed their rights over vain pre-,
tensqns--untisthe ssncty Of treaties chal have a.
last secured real peace "a Europe.
Frankfort, Dec. I 1873
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M s TAR D.
Poi Rcq'r.

rsVHREE hundred Canslers MustarI. ~ on.
pound eseh, wsrrsnted fresh, ssd o ~ bss
quality for sale by
Asa OTis.
Feb. 90 81
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From, the London zette.

rom me LOnd0n Gd Zette.
FoREIGN OFFICE, Dec. g5.
copy OF dispatch from his ,:xcellency
Sir Henry Wellesley to Viscount Castle.
reagh, dated
Cdiclaao, Non. 80.
The Cortes closed their Sessions
at the Isa yesterday, and have fixed the
18th OF January, for their meeting at Mad
rid.
/ understand that the Regency will COM
mence their Journey for the capital about the
middle of Dec.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) II. WELLESLEY.
MAR DEPARTnENT.
Dowhing-Street. Dec. IS.
Major Alexander Macdonald has address
sed to Earl Bathurst letter and its inclo-
sure, of which the following are copies. da-
ted Olivia, near Dantzic, Dec. l.
My Lord.
My letter of The Glst Mt. will have
Informed your Lordship, that the batteries Of
the hrst parallel, containing n pieces of
ordnance. of various caIibres, ~were opened
against the works Of the Bischofs berg on
tee l7;h, and that nearly the whole of the
granaries It that part of Dan,zic, called the
Spelcher Island, containing, il is sroposed
from 1000 to 1900 lasts of corn and rice. bad
been burnt by the FIRE of the batteries estab-
hshed above the suburb of Obra.
have now the qualification further 10 in
form your Lordship, that articles of capitu
lation for the surrender of theimportant for,
tress OF Dantzic (of which enclose copy)
were signed on the goth ult.
have great pleasure in being able 70 as.
sure your LordslliP, that the troops compo-
sing this division of the allied army have
Distinguished themselves by their gallant
conduct as often as opportunities have ofFe.
red. II is bnt justice also to acknowledge
that the defence which has been made bv
she cncmv has been judieioas, and that re
has disputed every inch of ground whic
could be at all advantageous to him, and
from which he was only driven by superior
numbers.
have, &c.
(S.gned) ALEX. MACDONALD.
Mai. RI Horse RI
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BRITTSH pARLLdMEA-r.
HOUSE OF LORDS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Dec. ~.
= Lord Holland, adver:ing to the Declara-
tion of the Allied Powers. expressed wish
60 ask the Minister two questions On the
subject The first, whether the paper
was or was mt authentic and, secondly,
whether the government of this Country
was a party TO IL
Lord Liverpool replied. tsat the paper
was, he believed, authentic : this was the
anso err to the FIRST question. To the second
he answered, that the deciarGti5n qpus franz
en- and Issued al Ffankf0rt 7vifhou. cay
treuions conaDtunie 2fisn, as 10 This harticu
lur Gct, apifh the srousrnment ojthis country.
But at the same time he thought it right
TO observe, that the other allied powers
were fully In Possession ~ the general seAi
mems OF the British government on this sub :
ject. As to the other questions of the no.
bic Lord, roidtivc 10 an Offer Of feoce ard
fherejecfion off, or any thing reiofive to
nfgoe;a.ion, 7uhefher ,goire on or NOT, he
answer whatever.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, bee. 30.
Mr.. Hcrner put the same que stions TO Id
Castlcreagh, which Lord Holland had done
in the Hause IF L-rds.
Lord Castlereagh said, he felt no difficult
ty IN stating the paper h alluded To was au
thentic He had also the satisfaction of say
ing, that the most perfect concert sad pre-.
vailed on the views Of the allies, aud that
all the measures adopted had been mark
81 by cordially, What was its result, he
trusted, that, for various reasons, the House
would not. at that time press him to
state,
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that the first o5j-et of the Allied Mcn.rchs
was to drive Napoleon and his army in o
France. That done, to m Ike him :, lib
eral offer of peace, and ieave hin Ia
contemplate omit; while the allied troops
should seek repo.e from their fatigues in can.
comments.
Having accomplished this grea, object.
ann seen Napoiean containing mis- flight to
Paris. covered with disgrace, the Allied
Monarchs have held grand convocation in
this city /; and have published Deciaration
which has astonished all Europe by its mod
GRAFTON. We have not heard the result OF
the Emperor Napoleon.
In this city have been asse, lied their
Imperial Mejesties of Russia aud Austria,
the Kings of Bavaria and Prussia, and ele-
ven Sovereign Princes late members of the
confederation of the Rhne. These latter
have all denounced their connection with
France !; have acknowledged the Emperor
Francis as the head of the Germanck Body,
and have offered to double their contingents
as evidence of their sincerity Th. Mon
archs then separated; and the Princes reii-
red to their States.
measures have been taken. for entering
France with armies amounting to 100000
men, II Napoleon should not accept the Of
ters made to him.
HE allied forces now in arms amount 10
Tvs .u00 men without Including Lord Well
iington's army OF f20,o 10000 of these
are employed in seses, and will soon be
released by the surrender of those places.
The Grand Army is to be formed in the.
Brisgau and other parts of S,uabia, on the
frontier OF Switzerland and France. If 30
naparte does not accept the liberal terms
offered him, the principal point of invasion
will be tArosgh Switzerland.
Bonaparte 1t seems suspects this and has
ordered force to march into French
1mpte, to be commanded by Marshal
Ney, whose head quarters were to De at
Besancon.
frankfort, Dec. 1Oth.-Pr;nce Schwart-
zenbura the Commander in Chief, set out
from hence last night. The Arch Duke
Charles departed this morning. A courier
who arrived this morning brought the En-
peror OF Russia, the keys of Lamosk we
expect soon to hear of the surrender Of Mod
n.
Frankf9rt, Dec I1th.-The Emperor of
Austria depar ed this morning between 6
ard % lock. His Majesty will take Wertz
burg in his way in order to have an inter.
view wi h the Grand Duke. Prince Met.
term h departs to morrow
AL the infantry of the Russian Guard "a
sembed here and in this vicinity. puts itself
in march Tomorrow Ills believed that
Yield Marshal Butcher will establish his
Head Quarters here.
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years Oh. fhe FLY two yeas Cd viii bo,taI
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Enquire Of the Printer.
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Co1PLT5IE VT TO TIE .g.fEPJr. GAtq
Z" Sr Philip B'Oke is 10 be- honofed zvith q ooN
Medal to he tsoyH with bi?flR unif rgg, far ,Ir
/" capture cfhe Chesobeafs."-- This IL a ncSo hss.
or under such ciycpm Stances But the 47oye fhey
raise Sir PhiEp, Tie mare they esaH u.s.
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or Yesterday the usual hororS zue-e baidby fhe
@hGtdry # this Ctr, 10 the .9naiuersary eff6s|
Birh-DHy " the Uasfrisus U'ashiur,on. Il bgO
t0as sicea az the BeH-Tavern by the CIHSeas.