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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-05-07
Providence. r. .Aayil %.
LATE FOREIGN NEWS.


On Tuesday evening last, tine Swedish
schr. Eliza, capt. Lcddcck, arrived here
from 81. Bartholomew afrsr passage of
20 days, Nineteen passengers arrived III
tals vessel, most OF whom uent abroad in
the Capacity of masters o. vessels. DR.. John
dendrec. ct Virginia, one OK the passengers,
in srms, that the Eliza was captured, soon
after She sailed. by the privateec sioop Ram
bier. Captain & scarborough. with crew of
20 negroes {the fret Lieutenant being the
only white man on boaro) and carried the
saIae day into St. Christopher's, and that,
after the passengers had ranson,ed the FIJI :
ia she was permitted to proceed on her
voyage to this port.
Previous to her SAILING, London papers
mad been received. as late as March Is.
which furnished accounts Of battle within
40 leagues of Paris. between the French
army commanded by BoIapartc in person,
and the allied forces A wing of the allied
army composed of Russians, was defeated,
with the loss of Is 600 prisoners.
Inc same papers advised, that owing TO
the bad conduct OF the Spanish troops un-
der Lord Wellington, he had been d, fested
by the French, and was on the retreat.
DIR. Hendree adds, that the slaves IN the
Spanish Main having been declared free
had embodied to the number OF so, 900, and
we're committing the most horrid murders !;
and that to prevent total destruction, the
] Spaniards had applied tothe commander in
Chief of the British force in the w. Indies.
| On the 9th inst. the Eliza was boarded
| by the Saratoga privateer, and politely
treated, and in the latitude of Bermuda,
was also boarded ard treated in like man
ner,by the privateer Hawk.
| a British feet Of 500 sail, under a streng
convoy, was to leave st. Thomas on the
,, LIST CT May.
The crops in the Leeward Islands had
suffered severely by droughts.
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C.GNr ECH SkIE

nNHN terms Of a forrer sale o, having l.en Oh
~ pii.d HnE--yih be sole. on Noudsy the sis;;
dsy o. June next ~ fair, not the n.xi tar ds,la
King Wn'sm corr'-nause that yal,,, BIZ 81 r,s.l.n
c,lied EsNDFjELI2. in King W .lIso, emit,
Nh en- formerly belonged tn Ear. john y a,,er de
e+ssei 10 y person disposed 10 ,..ca.e, ,,,e,. IS
nrs tract oil i"nd t.ore desirable q an dis rs we'll
Tor TIE many nstorSi advantages winch .r-.s-s
as for the imrpyems:t "a who, hasa 80, No.,
upon il ny i'm iste cw .er. ;uNict p.n III. sS.,
tFpony opposite u Naks.ton sher vessel
esn come within few ysrns o; tn. stcr- f.,,
graapry t-aS sts.;.a iui'Ge tic,ely y,o, m. b..s
weasel can be !us1e3 within a sho-t i'm. ,,d s.,t
any market th't the owJer p.e-ses r!er. ~ mo,
She 'snd very gnod DWELLING house ana ev,,, -
ssasy cat houst a'sos mill which tho o,i.,iaa =,
ipterdad Tor the use OF the p,antstiou only 49,;
with attrntiun. be made to accommodate. go
the surrounding neighbour There arc iva -
f'pe yonug ore!'srGs, the fruit Which is If the M,
selecC kind, and which with proper care anti at,en
ton, night be made 10 yield isres. y,ap,,,;-s IS
brsndy and cider. -.
There - ri present growing pen The land cron
st wheat, which iro'o the quantity s,~n ani fram
toe quality OF the land, a i, expected val loduse
'efv irc srcr.
From the lite pspers for this tract OF Land !, an
pears thsl IL eoetains shou, 1851 scres Tor which
lusutity Il sill he sod, lie the same NOR or i,,s1
a''on, VIZ acres OF Witch ere rich, eysi, sst lsnd.
fe,Ws OF ta}e.--Jhe nurehsser. u,sa lie Allowed
= creSfit ut two Years fer whole nurei,,,. NJ o,y
one thousand pounds o. which To carr, ioo
the day OF sa'e the ntcrest he raii at tie end os
each year, until the whole shah beco.p. ,iu.--Ib
lancs or the purchase r,oney carry D,er-s from
ne day OF sale, it not pune,u.Iy paid when on
secure the pay s,,ent OF tie whole pureba,. M,
icy, nnnd With approved security Will lie r. qri,,d.
"tn deed ot trust upon the snG and :, q. 90
everA iees;ees who will Oc entitled 20 the procees
u thr sale az the isnd, it NJ! b. required ,lat l
h"ii De separate bonds given tor tie urop,r,,o, n
'ash ltgstee. ~ -
it wil' be expecte!, that ?s soon ,stte l,,J :; t,
ne purehs>er w'i' be prepared 70 COMFY WIN M
erms OF sste, and Should they not be ec,np,ed WI,
''tn'n two days after tie sale, nov one will he
made. VIC VIII oe
BY TIVE EVyCz5--,l
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BY List EHEWlWG'.S mn
FROM THE sou rHERN BORDER.

S'fft"Nf ptNff OftfN 81
We have information from the Crerk Ma
ton which may be relied on, 10 the follow p
ing purport -
That the great body of fhe Hostile Ind
ans have dispersed & iled prscipiatel, to-
wards the Spsnish posts of ST. Marks & Pen
saooia--that in their fight they were met by
Col. RVsseils army who killed Great num .
Der ofthem taeir principal Prophet Francis
was among the siaia. Our 3rmies have
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COMMUNICATIONS

DIED, on the l7tt ut. Captain Saasare1 Shield, Of
ne county Of York, after a lingering and painful
Illness # more Than four atsnrhs Society has, by
re death OF Capt. Shield, teen 6cpritea u az or
on'd and father, ard his country OF zoayn1, en-
thas ashc patri0t. -7t early period Of has life.
Cap Shell fook a decided and Jim stand on lie
s s has country. against the aggressions Of g.
,prituS he Sv0s, some jfpe or SIX years ago, G.
trc,ea as'1eanbe, IN the Legislature for the county
y ioF, Md corfnueato be re-eLected until the IL
Prfl eecfssr Of 1873, at s9kich he 0as chosen for
years 'Ss.aior from the counties of York, liar.
1o'cH ana Ntsd6e,k City. ,sdpt. She'd had a
heart 10 feen7d a fen 10 qnenge the 7vyonps af
ms COUNTY,; ~ entered att X ce Of his cosnn'y at
tie head Of dS,patr nc f4'ni 81 lis e.unnynuts,
and co''.7randes tteni COMPANY Of Votunfeer
ggeH a, that ~ 4De soidiers c avn be too
highly dapEn0de0. 4 ~ &c during the engagement,
did Shieia, lUiH "a, 'llatfsss and ,.peni1v Of a
ordOe, SoeA rai4sd rstsTga s7cer solicit ms
1'iandsng officer 6ebeyaisted 10 decide the confe,t
by the 6ayOYf - GEgtk, oUeyporuered BY mum
6eri, ffsrr Max NJ I'm tUfce his number Of rho
eae,,, zpitG1 frs unwilling Stow and suVey ,ts"
did he retire sitF his an6roken and undaIatr9
conpGnyfyom ia eHef 6afAe
None out tfoSs thg tdve heard their exb-s se;.
ons, can pr0periy eys q the affection E nj rega,d
IN Sehteh his cAaj 20 gas held by his co,n61ui.
OnS IN ar,ns cgd 'vl7ledjate neighbours. TIE
~rfe q I'M. arf opposes his age 10 have been
000Hf 30 raj i.f en- d1niGo!e and affection
ate FV'ie S'tft $40 g children, to Gepkore his loss
.HEI1B, rs Gfeiea to SERGE in The uext
LFClSl TORE OF VIRGINIA.,
.Northan oloa jahn g. Psrsmore, Harold l..
Wilson, ' 10
.qmeha.-.I. is Robertson. John LAM.
Sry-y- rs,ha Rofin, John Veiyin.'
.Nezu fsn5e.f
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baltimore, May 4.
LIE, ENEMY

1iiE EN- Envy.
Capt. Webster from Norfolk, passed on
Monday last, III Tapgier Sound, one "a, cue
fr'gate. and one btig-at piney Point. up
the Pc ON &C. one -, ard three schooners-
off Rappahaanock br.g-off New Pom, i
trigate--off Poncoteagpe ship.-Under-
stood that there were 8 or vessels in Lyn-
haven Bay--drs cription not known.
THE ADAMS FRlGATE.
The schr. Clara. Newman, of this port l3
days fr. HAVANA sr. at Egg Fla Dor, LIST
inst. about the 27th ult. off Savanna was
boarded by the y. S. ship Adams, Capt.
Morris, going in far proY:Gi rs s',e had
captured three shps-the last an indisman.
taken oct CT a fleet from which she took a
quantity OF ivory. ! he Adams was chased
out ct the Fleet by ~ and the prize rets.
ken.
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Nav 4.

\ Wish to inform NV runner as s1b,c--5.-S
> me pubic N seners'. that the y;e7s or ~
6rfLsh posSssston' in North a,qe,ica, ,na or.
e;Se Atds1'y efhe |ar in Canaaa' Is NV Inc
press ADD WI be in circulation IN f.,v n "'e
All those who hold proposals with subseribs, nsin..
are p'ruSniar'y requested to send then forward -
$50 tender my thanks to AL those who lave into.
general. ~ IL III
April so. n"r11 H.
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April so.

NGTiJF
& IL persons having eairns against re e,tat. Of
! Joha Warden. Esq deed. pne requested tn
l'ouuee mem ss esriy pogste TO The sutscriber
II, oruer thst arrangements ny be nsde Tor dis
s sms 'he same. Aud I'll persons ihd ebted 20 the
speedy payment. '''Ne
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- RGTMec
O b L = u 4 II y

DlED--On Sunday the I ST inst. the 28th yeer
OF her age, Mrs. MARTHA e. ScoTT, consort o
Mr. James Scott, ia, MerchaDt OF th.s city.
On The 7th ult ~ bis rsfiter>s=i=. 157=11z.sa
County, kAMcIs GoopE. RsG.
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STRHYED

ETROM the subs.r,bsrs g.,
MARE. four years old, shnd bn w. BAY
C 1 ~ or II inches i'll, wa, bo5st %''o %,
G 40 tiuii OF Pendleton County vent OF
fee, l h;, sorre horse with blaze face bo,, n9
tall sunps.ed o u IIsiorr hsnging rsne and mckee
cues nsb' rides well & draws gear x No, M
sneueu. he subscribers hay. had inor,aa,o eftn
IN Geosh,em d above description past die te s,or
delivery of both; or S doIIsr, FIR .a We pad on
able expences > WIKI aii reason
ANDREW sWENy.
Nov HENRY w RRDVSr,
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w bE SOLD ON the pr1 ,nf,tI On .,-,-,..,--.. -,
a 18th inst. about ~ o'e,oek. 10 e'uAy the
VARIABLE LOTS on d1ro
containing one quarter acre Csen bant.r'
tea on 'he road leading tom Rel mDnd ~ ~" "tu--
burg and convenient tgtwo exec LENT ''e ms
c tsp sqa aeoOt IS 70 inmates vsk from n G th
Al MIR. James II. lSnsh's COTE RoonV se seen
superiniend tae az. Terms Of sal, ma "lo wi't
on the day and d1mdisPutabe ute mad bv ""o"n
May 7.-St 'OhN SLfNE.
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1 ,s earnestly requested that all Tics, indebted
10 Tue Estate ct Mr. John st. John. de,;.i n';i,
conae toward without delay and se,tls u.e IT, "Ni
I'VE accounts. he sust'on Of the tstste win, ,,,
hdn, OF giving further india gsnec, and tbo.s ,,e
.hss I', SsN'nst the estate Wi; Pleas. 10 go
nh uuy suthent'eetsd 10 Mr.. JDnn s VI, i,, sn ~
~ ehmohd in order III, snts M o,
Tor their final discharge ''"S 1e made
Campbell County, Msy 7.-st scmF-
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NeaD fsh5e,t

LG9 i5cod .dnctfon Room,
4 RE 1rf'tn'er will hereafter, have DRY
= Coos '9o3s', on "Wednesday in each week
or oftener ,sry' ut The store the Iosper Ten.
e'nens 81 ~ building sppIiesiions to be rssde
and Murrs sAd Dir. WIN. sherard's.
$50 ii, JAMES BROWN. ir.
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FINCENT RRIMHAM.
BARrHOLfl9EW NCANi'Y.
CEO!.GESyJNUERS.
VAIN

TIE Oh of Richyf1d Hastings Court wishe,
20 stpoy ~ ,D) stspt q Young nan wei
qualified ferforv> che duties Of bis ogse. An i'm
foedste hIfyse,~At y 'esged
Max -
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MIL Pc SOLD to the hisheat bidder Of -.
10 , m.e c~e'"ng Of John Warden. Esqr. eec'3
ca tne isth INST. sil The PERSO.N.3L PHOpEp
o, ,he deceased, consisting Of \ yau.hIs on,i.a
,on OF Dooks' Law, Miseelisny, &crtop.,her vth
Inc household and kitchen furniture Ne, tabi.
for Oh '"r sAy nays, with approved security tskso
cash. under thst sui
New 49, JAS. WARnEfy, admir-.
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W ~ t9e ed ot Aprif last at Farnharn
~, 20 tisawoad Couaty, OF Thomas syd-
20 tRPs " p'f4orsly advsrtis.d in the En-.
ggw 49, y B. ssr e "a Decd Of Trust lated
2isl lsonst p, 80 Is TX ssid sydnor ' 10 rs
as tr,i.'ses q 'is,t,st 9f,Ioe,,. yv y omiin adm
h''ra.or ofN kkey fou,o. qs'd as7ine not beer
complied W DE ~ 8 " De IN shsssr we We
hereby give n,hee, late,4 81 N .ft, vs. &c IT,
next, ffsiT add ii no, al. ~ 80. =. LII
sell pubiiet 20 the hes eA tsft 3ttS34 ,ssi LsrsE
for cash, IT, aid prosSsf = = = Ver.5 4
liable lots hd lining said o. go s,,s,,. H..
'i'nstiou Sod SO serss very ~ y. a,r.r t.-.sts.
tour hegrGu,h (two OF whom als eai,.. 49, ~
sfnNh,,l TO horses, tvFnt, eight hex u.s. NJ
Soou steF v hcSs--slso three other .ias9 81
ishd near r Church, one containing oas hr,s +
acres 'no7f less, snotber containing lorty sl5ast
more or - and the third eontaiDing Mise ant
nSH Sotss hTe or hss--slso 9et Of bsek4ruiihs' {
ZOOS egtpF with the sid Sydncr' household e
kicnsn tutture. The ssid Thomas S5dnor, by
zee GATE 9TH February, 1911. convoyG 70 "a -
trustees .dthe benefit OF john " TJgNn si,n'ais-
traitor OF s'ksr Toinin, deceased, he teres lsg
mentionefeess sf snd, the bIacsfniths' tools anc
fJrn.ture.l
FINCENr RRIMHAM.
BARrHOLfl1EH Ni'CANTY.
GEORGE S yJNUEitS.
May7. VAN
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HUGHR. G|VGEp -7- =
20 hogshesd, Loaf Sugat &C.
~ hags Cioper,
~ boxes IS .,,a-.,, c..,.,,
2onO pieces Nspkc.ng. '''''n cards,
lO9D pair Nsi.s' Shoe
1000 oar Wonefs No,,...c,
B:is,ered Stce, Coppe,-s ,I noes
For Sale b. ''s wool
April 81. 0|An . S'ZER.
Wv
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May tbs

nooLt ED, Tnst the Church W--1-r--. - =.
~ 9, reited TO give notice publicly thu, the Vi
tbs, hns w remain open tor admission 10 NJ,
mental Church until further no,,se-Bv M"ha-
the Vestry. order OF
Nov C. j. 1IACMURDO
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From TIE ". Y. tia-cuc, May Q.
lie Court Martial At Lake G,:orce, is
oToAen oi' Gen. Wilkins II obiec ed 20 the
form OF the Court. on tha ground OF Its not
being composed of General Officers.
Cob King came down in the Steam R,at
yesterday. General Wilkinson remains
suYlended at Lake George. Gen. lizard
taxes command of the Nocinern army.
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RieH1ond Iunftke CO01111--
nsrs Ss s6 h9sd.T Il ia ,h the said Company are
ng' is o. the first MONDAY in next msY YsFa, meet
ne ne 'aHe "" be held, 'tthe Eagle Tsy", s"a i',st
C'iy hi'hmonr, ca t!atdsy, az 10 o,,I IN the
Navy SHEPARD, Trsas,rer
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M III BE SOLD at tie late dweIling =, IL
,o., sonn ~. John. dee'c. on Thurs,isy mex, the
hooSE-HoLD and 6TTCHE.N FIIR.wk
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q 49, " = I { u,
f#fe Of a Deed of Trust. e,c.,..,
slareI' 1913, 10 secure 70 R"Gs- cate Sy TIE
u = u,sre'n 'pesih.d--I sbsa ~,
=, y, y Sc Prrsent roort. ' ','n.s on
~ 10 y ~ ~ ihe Town Of y , ,,ai '.'
oIn. q i@r two CiiIdrso. L,e,ss y ~.
charge a.. ~ - nay De Eestaq,, lo A.
irUst. SAPeuses attending q e.
iEsnsl,-ster. MAJ ". Mills.
tbs
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consisting OF variety ARTICLES, also rs,arL.h,.
hne riding horse, and sioge Chair For al n,,rst"
sss under flf5y dollars cash will be required. and
dorsed negotiable notes. ' 'Plro'eu e"-
Campbell County, May tbs ''i" T.
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concentrated in the neigh torh ooti OF Iioith
'e,wan,l~.
IL IS reported, taas some ne TIE hostile
creeks have suet FOR peace and de,i.erel
op the 1ditaser King 20 our officers blu,
how ,heS have C ntrjved to rcsusc;ta.e This
old King, who WAS killed at Artosec, we
canno. Imagine. Journal
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Much idle sensure hiss been thrown upon Mr..
Monroe's Report--it true, as events have since
tnrneh ont, that our government does not know
whether the prisoners seized and sent to England
are native or Ds,uralzed citizens-but il was ret,
to retain so many of the Srilish prisoners in our
hands, that we aight retslste, in the victims of
the British should upon satisfactory evidence turn
ont to be citizens natsrsized eitz-n is entitled
to our proteeton-tcr we nave pledged our faith,
when we received has vows, to take hIIn under our
shield.
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Pr,1.Arr1pn1A htnu1

PFii.ApFLPNtA, Nav !.
= Bark Mann. the subscrip-
tions to the New Banks in this city were
opened. and scene of extravgsn, zeal and
violence to obtain shares was exhibited at
the three respective places. 10 dav the
struggle has hesn renewed with increased
vehcmence and We presume, from the az
dor that has been rnanifested, that it will
aoate nothing till the close of the Books.
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CT We bsve commenced the trial Of Mister
Hull. Tue charge; agsinst him we're St T'reason
End Co1s1,oice, IND 3rd. .Neeiecf of dufy and
mno6Fcer-hke conduct. lie Was acquitted on the
LIST. and found guilty of the others. The court
thereupsn sentenced him 60 be " shut 10 death -
but in consideration Of hi, " revolutionary serriees
ssc advnncedd age, earnestly recommended" him
20 tnerey.--The President approved the sentence
and RENTED the execution. Then follow the
General Orders OIL, -. WaibsSA, Adjztant G ener-
al" Washington, 25th April,
The roll OF the army is not 10 be longer dis.
honored by having upop it, the name of Br;gadsr
& enersi William Hall"
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.fnchor 10 Ihr C1iou-We understood
that mere than TWO MILLIONS of the
late Loan have been subscribed i'm Mssso
ohusetts, Notwithstanding all the opposition
OF the Rebel and his coadjutors.
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KNOXVILLE, April c5.
y report was current during tie last vice.,
taat Gen. Jackson, OF. ais way to the HEX
ory Ground. had been net by ilag fro,,
the hottie indians. beg~;ng peace---that his
answer was. lie wonld gran, the requss,
only upon the hostile Chiefs and p-onhe,x
being given up to him" Whether this copr;.
tion has been complied with, is not stated
re report is generally credited, perhso.
because such proposition vas 20 be ex-
rected fro" the Indians, after the recent
battle at the Horse Shce. CIR
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or We understand that the N atioraE Saiyte f
red in THE CITY on Jhwsd0y, Spds 10 csnlDte,,o-
rate the -9naUieysa,y " the Sortte from fort
.heigs.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10

Extract of a letter from a gem
Sackett's Harbour received at M
dated Jan. %, lSl4.
" We have received Information
part of Gen Wiskinson's army hal
prisoners 500 troops of the enemy
heavy pieces of cannon, intended
naval armament at Kingston.
is believed here.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10

" His experience Of
the valor and patriot
ism OF the troops un-
der his command en-
titles them TO his Ut
most confidence"
Same.
3" The coward who
disgraces the uniform
OF a Tree soldier, and
the empty damagogue
whose courage eva
porates in words,
viii now seek to avoid
hazard by the false,
absurd and ridiculous
scruples Of the injunc-
ton ol the constitu-
ton. Such the gene
raj hopes and believes
are NOT to be found IN
his eamp."
Same.
" / shall thence press
forward & break down
every obstruction to
this silver with Grand
River, there to cross
the Isle Perrot, and
with my scows to
bridge the inner chan
mel and thus obtain
foothold on Montreal
Island at about 90
miles from the city; at
ter which our artillery,
bayonets aud swords
must secure our tri-
umph or provide Us
honorable graves.
Gen. W,lkinssn, Nor.
&, 1913.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10

+" In a few days, the
troops under my COM
mand will plant the
American standard in
Canada"
Gen. S,nythe's pyoeld-
snasion, Nov. 10, 1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10

" Fellow soldiers
your commander is a.
bout to cross the Mia
CARA and enter upon
that part OF the enc
my's country already
conquered by our arms.
he calls upon YOU TO
accompany him"
Gen. M'Clure's Pro-
cl0nlatiea Oct. 1913.
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THE GAZE TTE.
MAR1INSBURGH 4:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10.


What was formerly uttered as a pleasant
truism is now a most deeply interesting
piece OF intelligence which makes the heart
of every emigrant and the sons of every
emigrant from that emancipated country,
leap IN his bosom for joy Perhaps of all
the nations conquered and enslaved by the
French tyrant. none have been more shock.
ingly exhausted by every possible oppres.
sion than this. The glorious moment of
her deliverance from his internal fangs has
arrived, and let every good man on the
face OF the globe participate in their exul.
tation. 1t will not be long before Italy
will follow the splendid example, nor will
Switzerland lag tar behind
NJ Y. Herald.
Bonopdrte.-The change of circumstances
which this overgrown tyrant has experience
ed, within two years is matter of aston
ishment, even in such miraculous period
as the present. AT the commencement of
the year 1879, he was sovereign lord of
France, Holland, Switzerland, Savoy, tia
ly, and the Venetian Republic--he was lit.
tie less then sovereign of Bavaria, Saxony,
the mushroom kingdoms of Wirtemburgh
and Westphaiia, and the Hansetowns-Aus-
tria, Sweden, Denmark, and Prussia, were
vassal States, bound by his mighty chain.
and subservent to his terrific nod-and e.
ven Russia, the great emperor ofthe north,
whose territory equals the rest of the con-
tinent OF Europe, was a partner in his a.
bominable Continental System, and was
destroying her own strength, and quarrel
ling with her best friends, mereyto crafty
the ambition, and satiate the vengeance, Of
the general desport. Even ws the people
of the U. States" had, in every thing but
the name, joined the grand alliance. This
gigantic power did net satisfy this remorse
less wretch. Great Britain, alone and I'M
daunted, withstood his arts and his arms,
and preserved, and protected, what little
remained of freedom and independence in
that quarter of the globe,
What is the present state of things Rus
STA pressed too hardly, burst the charm,
and dissolved the spell that bewitched the
nation. Her mighty force when brought
into the field, proved to be too much for
his strength. Defeated, hnmbled, and NOR
tilted, he saved his own life, at the expense
of his honour, and the lives of myriads of
his troops, and the onset thus given, has
never recoiled. He has been essentially
beaten from that time to this He has now
Russia, Prussia, Sweden, Austria, Bavaria,
saxony, Wirtemburgh, and Westphalia,
in arms against him. Instead ofgiving law
to Europe, and directing the affairs of its
enslaved nations, on the confines of the artic
zone, he is driven with immense slaughter,
and disgrace into the territories of France,
endeavourng, by dragging out, the refuse
OF his enslaved subjects to defend his
immediate dominions, and secure the throne
on which he trembes.
IConnecticut Mirror.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
From the Dcdaam {
(" OF PROPHESl

Prophesies upon decls|
fields, names, cognisances,
made felony without the be
''In ammo. 5 Eliz a more nj
was mande against prophesi
singing or other open speech
the occasion of any armes, ii
badges or other like things al
armes, cognisaDces, or signets
son OF any time, year or day, 4
shed, or ware"
lie that hath read our hil
fnde, what lamentable and I'd
have fallen out upon vain prophes
ed out of the inventions of wicke,
framed to deceive true men: anl
how credulous and inclinable our
men in former times to them ha
we will set down the truth concerl
same" LORD
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
PROPHECY.

" We can take the
Canadas without SOL
diers we have only To
send officers into the
province. and the peo-
pie, dis affected towards
their own government,
win rally round their
standard"
DR.. Eutis, 1912.
:" come prepared
for every contingency
IL have a force which
viii look down all OPP
position, and that force
is but the vanguard OF
a much greater"
Gen. Hall, Jny IL,
1912.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-02-10
THE ENEMY.

BY letters from New York we learn,
the Victorious, British "a, went ashore
near New-l.ondon, on the night of the 3lst
ult-There is some hopes of our being able
to destroy her.