Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-19


ofour Cause, Gu nmit oar dsstinics to those
hands which PRESERVED US amiis. the awful
aud tremendous periis oeour Revolutionary
couh.ct.
The National Intcligsncsr of Thursday
contains nothing new. except additional
proof OF the British being acANNtsAr ene-
my. But that isnothiag strange. Tsi.ir ORR
gin and prosre IS has invariably marked che !,
as the most proilisasc nation on earth.
The Hsesi,lent has designated the 12ta day
OF january, for Payer, thanksgiving. &c.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Thursday. Nov. IL. {
a commpnicasioa from the Senate BY their
Clerk
In Senate. Nov. le.
The Senate have agreed to tn. Resoiu-
ton Da the spbiecs of the arrogant and IN.
suldsy term spropossd by the Brisish Can
missioners ~ Client to the Con:nissioners
of the United States as the basis Of neSotia.
ton, with amend nents. in Which they re-
quest tue concurrence of the House of De
iegates.
The House proceeded to consider the said
amendments proposed BY the Senate. which
were. as follows
Inc Legislature OF virginia sensibly a.
live. TO the blessings OF peace, aud anxious
FOR its restoration upon just and hoporable
terms, are nevertheless, at all times ready
TO encounter war, with all It's priyasious and
horrors, in preference to sacrifice OF ma
tional right or. national honor.-Under che
influence of thes. sentiments. they hailed
the declaration OF the Princs Regsnt TO his
I arliament. prsfessing adesire for the res
toration Of peace with the United States up
on terms honorable to both nations, as the
harbinger OF the speedy return OF that ine,-
tima5le blessing 1t is, however. with
mingled emotions of indignation and regret
they perceive in the terms proposed by the,
British Commissioners at Client. az the Ia
SIS IF ne yotiation with til. tJa;,ed $50
az anxio,as solicitude IN th. ,,1rt of -, :. !,
n,mv for a e,nrinua,ion of RE war ~ ~.
ass -rt;or, rs ], ,,rant nreta, s;o, ~ .ne
49,. 49, 70 : - ..,s:~ s's", s.'
6 t'a.s "a .',s.,a.;. ~ osrl h@sio .l
s a''a 70 ssn % ehs risnes
ana sossre.s,y 49, oMssu states. On,
aer such ctrc Gu us,s ,, aaa at SUCH cr,
SIS, silence On tue pare Oh tais legislature
might be constraeq into apathy or timidity !:
therefore,,
Resolved unani5iorsiy. as the opinion OF
this Legislature, that a Just and honorable
peace is only to be obtained. by vigorous
prosecution of the war: and that. for ,ha
purpose. the pro:,er authorities shonld 90;
iato ;n.mediate and active operat;o, 81, -.
IN pies anil resources of ths IIn;,sd s..e
re f.st amend ment he;,r -. o.ase'
der,,,on > ,n,,t,,o ,vas ,nsi. -. ~ S .Si
,ad ~ s.,d,s ,.e..as- y -ar .im IT
- .,'ar.fsn',, lie ,,-or, - auNa ~ strlA
i luS eusls, =. o' e''oSAHt oetorss
TIC WVru fHe1e"S'oNs- A
hnu eue quSss'ou vsc'nS put upon agree
ing 20 tue saiq mo.ion Was qetermined in tn
neyative-Ayes3 50. Noes l23.
The names Of the gentlemen who voted in tn
affirmative are Messrs Anderson of August i
Doaks Warw,ok, Lewls OF Ban, H.,e, M'Ciea
aaa9s MDonald, hurtons w ATKINS OF Chariot,
Richardson's Marshall buckner, Jones of Cray
son, BLAIR. Mathews, MLAughiis. Chapman,
Sharte, M,Carty. Williams OF Hardy, Turiey,
Swearlngen, holland, Mercer, Gray, Thomas,
sfArrsmore' HUI, fendietol, Lindsey, Sea, Nyc
and Sro ,'ts
u, s'u a's - WasS s'...sen VINO voted IN
Tue sS.s,s Gsni.,',i p,s:. Up sassr'
4: hs.,T t.ess,,a,, nat.a;, . easley'
Hatcher, Baker Of Cumberlsna T',rn sn~sa..,
ho,,r 'sf'comas Bos,ick Wa,k;as 80 n:,....,
die. LIVELY. Servant. Muse. Garnett. psvn. p.,.
nard. Maeill. Williams of Freder;ck Tnr,-,,,
Innes, Jones Of Gloucester, Lewis Of iIouces,
ter, Bates, Underwood, Spencer, Peters. iii i
Of Halifax, Medley, atarse. Anderson of ii ma.
yer, Prunty, Seldep, Hairston, AiIea, Boykin,
Hankins, Hansfori, Roane, Walker, Smith,
Hooe, Hill Of King William, Ciaib ,rne of King
William, shearmaIi, Eamunds, M MILAN. Sharp,
Watssn. roinae1'es q Louisa, Niolett, Chap
pen, esn ,,ss rau, y, sa,,o: Nantrill nhiups,
10y, ST., =. o~nas' EyAls' rirfax,
HA.'SS-yt ~toyNs $500 oSSe otASA"oiss ktad