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NEw-YoRK. June 2

NEW-toRK, June 3.
The quick sailirg ship Fanny, Captain Forman,
brings the editor of this Gazette, London papers
down 10 the nineteenth Of April, and the proceed
irg extracts from them VIII be found interest
ing =
The combinations of powers against Bonaparte,
says the Courier, fills him nth alarm and appre-
hension-not prepared 20 meet, he would avert
the blow which IS ready to fall upon him by an af
tected love ofpeace-but be is not to be trusted;
there is no moral faith, no moral principle, moth
ing that can make any psctor treaty with him safe
or honorable.
The London Courier of the 18th inst has Paris
accounts of the preceding Friday The French
funds had another fail of 5 per cent in one day
from 90 ID to 56 ID. The certainty of war had
filed all minds with gloom and apprehension
Bonaparte wants money. arms and cannon-in Pa
ris he has 10000 men employed in fabricatng
arms, his ministers are attempting to stimulate
the public mind. The blow, says the Courier, will
soon be struckagainst him-troops are advancing
in all directions to the frontiers and without stop
ping, they viii forthwith enter France where the
war must be carried on. If she Will have Bona
partc, she must have all those evils which are
the sure attendants OF such person in power
There has been 4 brush between the outposts
in Italy, in which the Austrlans had the adyan-
tsge. The French papers magnifed it into
the defeat and capture of the Austrian advanced
guard 1t thus appears, that Murat is against the
allies
On the 14th OF April, coroner's inquest was
held Oh seven American prisoners who were killed
at Dartmoor Prison on the 9th. Yerdict--Justifa-
bic Homicide.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life, on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. HERBERT G. LOFTIN, after short, but
severe attack OF the bilious pleurisy He was in
the bloom and vigor of life, aid met the itnpend-
ing catastrophe with frmness and serenity of
mind which very few have equalled, and none
have surpassed. A kind Prov .dence had been
eminently bountiful to this young gentleman,
both as to the endow1nents Of his mind, and the
accomplishments Of his person. To such a SYM
metry Of form and harmony Of features, as might
have served a model for the statuary or painter
he united an intellect, at once sound, brilliant
and discriminating. To the advantages OF q well
organized mind, and graceful! person, he COM
Dined sweetness ofdisposition and an unaffected
simplicity Of manners, which, while they difIused
pleasure, sconchiated the respect and friendship
of all with whom he was accustomed 10 associate
But these gifts, precious and intrinsic as they
are IN the estimation Of the world, fell far short
IN comparative value, TO the spotless purity and
transcendent beauty Of that soul, which, having
burst IT'S "prisJnwalls," has wngd it's fight into
regions of pc ennial bliss and eternal repose.-
His was, indeed,
al pRre Ingenious elegance Of so-R,
Il delicate refinement kpoun to fear %
Alive alike to the sacred feelings of friendship.
and to every other generous and elevated senti.
ment, that CON enable man TO dignity his nature
and Ink him with superior order Of beings.
Mr. LoTTrv, indignant at the wrongs inflicted
on his patient and suffering country, abandoned
tie pleasures ofcivil life, OF which no one coulJ
be more susceptible of their sweets) and yolur
tariy beclme one ofhis country's bold and intre
pid defenders, in the hour Of her most arduous
trial and OF her greatest danger. Yes, he forsook
the bed OF down, the " lap of pampered ease"
and marched under the gallant McRAr, from Pc
tersburg, to front death in any shape it might
assume, on the --psanguined field. At For:
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LAND FOR SHE

WILL be sold at Fluvanna COURTEOUS N
W Monday, oath July next, at public audsn i,
uie irIct q Land known by the name of FORK
oRDINARY, containing $40 acres, living in tha
aforesaid County, and within six miles of ne
Middleton Mills, and five and half of the Viz
gin Mills The land lays level and well timber
ed with Pine and Oak and well adapted 10 The
culture ofWheat and Corn
It's not thought necessary TO give 2 further
description OF the penise las Public Hous.
was kept at the place for upwards of twentv
years, and generally known by travellers, and
believed by good judges, excellent stand for q
Iavern .
The terms of sale will be one half cash. the
the other half payable in twelve months, with n
Deed OF 1ruston the premises, to secure the
payment-and possession given immediately.
Gentlemen disposed 10 purchase, NAV. at any
time, view the land by application to Mr.. jon,
WARE or w. WARE, Exor.
cfJOhn Ware decd
FlIIyama, June 10. wifi
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sent LIST regiment OF infantry will Be
marched to Detroit.
ssfhe 18th Regiment Of Infantry viii be or.
ganized at Sacket's itarbor-to which
place brigadier general Miller, majors Bur
bank and vose (by brevet) will repair.
Breyet colonel M'Neal will repair to
Greenbush. The present 4th infantry
VIII repair to Sacket,s Harbor--the pre-
sent 4Oth and 10th viii repair to Green
bush.
The 9th Regiment Of Infantry viii be
organized ut GeenbuSh--to which post CO.
lionel Atkinson, brevet lieut.. colonel Wool,
brevet majors Stockton and Foster, and
captain Bliss will repair. Colonel Akin
son will assume the command of that post.
hrevct colonel Smelling will remain in
command at Buffalo, until the troops are
detached, contormably to these orders,
when he will join his regiment. The pre-
sent 1th, 25th and s9ti infantry, will be
marchedto Greenbush. That part of the
s5th in the Cd department, the eth & S7th
infantry will assemble at New-York.
Brevet major Morgan, Will organize the
R,femen at Buffalo, and proceed with them
to Detroit. Breyet major Birdsall viii re-
pair To carlisle.
The present 5th regiment, 10th and
10Th Infantry, VIII repair to Pittsburgh.
and await the orders OF ma;or general
Jackson. The present 18th, seth and s8th
infantry, will take up their march for, and
receive their orders from Washington city.
The Quarter .Idster' Geaeral's depart.
will furnish the necessary transportation
for the movements directed liz these orders
Doctor Lowell, hospital surgeon, will re-
pair to Sackett's Harbor, for the purpose
OF organizing the medical staff of the 1st
department..
Those company officers of the retained,
not named above. and who are not assign
ed, to the command OF men, will iminedi-
ately repair to the headquarters of their
regiments respectively.
Other detachments or recruits, who con-
tinue In service, will be ordered to the
nearest post of the regiment to which they
are arranged.
1t is left to the Judgment OF command
ing officers, to make such arrangements,
under these orders, respecting the desig-
nation of officers to the temporary com
mand OF troops, and in directing the move
ments required, as they may think expe-
! dent.
The Maior-General conccives it unne-
cessary to appeal to the zeal and exertion
OF the officers who have been selected to
command, in the corps which are now to
De organized and arranged. He expects,
by every ones devotion TO duty without
exception, until the consolidation is effect
ed, it viii be shewn that there is not an
officer, who does not belong to the class of
those, at least, who are at the present mo-
ment, efficient for the service of their cou,-
try and, he hopes, that the worth and
merit of the many who are dishanded, will
be sufficient excitement in those who are
the choice of the Government, to prove
themselves worthy of being continued.
Commanding officers of posts win COM
municate these orders, Or proper extracts,
to all officers retained, who report them
selves.
BY order of Major Gen. BnowN-
Z. K. GARDNER, Adj. Gen.
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LIMOS.
SUUHERMY.
argus OFFICE, JUxE 10. 1915.

The latest accounts from France and England
shew us that the allies are determined to inter
fere IN the internal affairs of France They are
Wiling to lay waste enc of the finest countries
IN the universe, and risk the ehusion ofthe best
oloCd OF Europe, to place on the throne of France
u family who appear not to be the choice of the
people We observe that some Editors throw
out the idea that there will be no war in Europe
we do not know why that opinion originated or
upon what it is founded certainly not upon the
iorbearance OF the allies o. that they are not de-
slrous OF extendng their dominions Their con-
Duct IN parttonmg several Of the little states OF
furoPe, Jusuhes the correctness of the appella-
tioh whIchis affixed to them of 9" Rovat Car
Vers. Doubtless it is more TO their ADVANTAGE
10 nave Louis the XVIII upon the throne, than
Bonapartei the one is advanced in wears and pos
sesseS the ductility of Louis the XVI the other
IS IN the prime cfife, his mental and corporeal IA
culhes equal to undergo the seyerest trials. To
disguise their desire of unbounded dominion.
they charge him with ambition, and TO compass
his destruction, they have condescended, by de
ciarlS nun an oltiGTo, to stimulate the 1aercena-
,y murderer aud midnight Gssassin Our last ac
counts mention that ON the Rhine an immense ar
my will be formed, Of which Russia viii furnish
lOO,OOo men, Prussia 10000, Austria 900 for
Italy and 10000 for the Rhine Bavaria 25OCO.
Wurtemberg 10000, Baden Is, 900. and Uesss
DaTmstadt 1000, making the army to consist of
32+,OOO men, The London Courier of the 18th
April, says the 6orV mil soon be struck and that
the allies mil maEs France the scar Of 1var" State
ments from England relative to the internal state
or France should be received with much caution
1t IS so obviously the interest of the British
Government to be embroiled with France, that
IN order to mislead the people, and to enlist their
feelings ON the side Of government, in favour of
new war, they Will not hesitate in highly exag-
geratmg any disatiection against Bonaparte that
appears in France We know that ii is contra
ry to tine nature of things that every /. 81 Il
IN that country should be favourable TO Napota,
but we have no hesitation in asserting our belief
that there is a vast majority in his favour. Some
ofthe ablsst members Of the British House of
Commons, view the late astonishing revolution
IN correct light: they are convinced that Louis
did not possess the affections of the French peo-
pie, and are unwilling 10 squander the blood and
treasure of the British nation, in aid Of the re-
establishment on the throne ofFrmce, of person
whose puslllanimity was so glaringly apparent in
the late approach Of danger.
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By List NIGHTS NAIL.
zuB:@.uz

-, From the Boston cen,iael Of Juae Sd
me MILO Capt Glover, has just arrived from
Liverpool, winch she left the Doth of April.-
The Liverpool Packet was to sal the next day.
The. toiio%ingar the most prominent a. ticles of
News by her
Hostihues were about to commence between
the allies and Bonapare--rhe King of Prussia
mad issued . procamatlonto his People, in which
nc sad, that he, in conjunction with ali Europe,
was about TO enter the lists again with Napoleon
Mtrat had actually commenced hostilities a.
sa'nst Anstrls, but it was thought to be only :.
stroi>e OF policy 70 induce the Allies to recognize
HIM as King OF Naples, in which case he had de
cia.ed he would make common cause with them.
:, among the passengers are james Creighton,
Esqr. bearer OF dispatches from our late Com.
missioners at Client, for government.
CT we have received an account ofthe dist,I-.
oance 1T Darunoor prison (Eng.) the result
was, men killed, SO dangerously wounded. 6 of
whom have had their limbs amputated, and 20
slightly wounded-It appears to have been war;
ton and unprovoked attack. The particulars
viii be given in our next.
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NOT[cE rs nEREBY $3.50.

TH7HAT at the next August court of Prince
a George county, at the courthouse thereof
shall sslAat public auction, for cash, so much of
all th6S
LANDS md LOTS,
in that county, returned delinquent for the non
payment oftaxes ofeheSast year, as will be sufi-
eient to discharge the arrears oftaxcs which may
then remain unpaid from the year 1787, and ten
per cent. damages thereon, together with the
taxes Of the present year. The sales win COM
mcncc on the first day Of the court, and continue
from day to day until they shall be completed.
The subscriber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
shall be sold a list Of dcliuquents may be seen
IN the Clerks Office Of said county, in possession
ofthe subscriber, in the Office Of the Auditor og
public accounts, or at the door of the said court
house JOS. FORD, Deputy for
SAMUEL PERKINS, Sheriff.
June 10. w8wp
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ST.I,orrrs Anr;I 90

OF. LOUIS, April 49,
THArTops-The undermined gentry were res
idents within this and the neighborinc territories
previous 70 the war, and always claimed the RIGHTS
of citizens ofthe United States, buzz soon ne
war was declared, they TO man took bars a oajusf
us, and mere GcLVe cgents in the British interest
IN different Parts ofthe Indian colntrv
Robert Dickson, James Arid, Duncan Graham
Francois Boutillier, Edward La Couture Pr;
shOls OF the Prairie du Chem, Jacob Franks tLe
brothers Grgncaus of Greenbay, joseph La Cro;x
and Lassaller Of milwaukee, joseph BaiIlv and
his cousin BTrod Of st. Joseph's, Mitchell "a
Croix, LOUIS Buisson, Louis Benett formerly of
Peoria, "
II IS ascertained that in the unsucce attach
made by Tie unfortunate Lieutenant AJ'No;r E,,,-
men were killed. MNair was wounded and IA.
ken prisoner and conveyed two days ON his march
to Rock RIVER, but beng unable to travel was
tondhawked. a man was taken up from the RI;
yer at Carrondelet q few days ago was recognizeJ
TO be one OF The four missing Of the name of
Best. "
BY late news from Rock river we learn ,b.t
the kickapoos have abandoned the British and
demanded peace, agreeably to the treaty. II ;s
further SAID, that the 5acs, Win4bagoes and FAN
savoins are determined to prosecute The war.
The late attack on the village of Cote Sans
Dessen has not been rs fatal as was represented
by those who escaped The ssnguinary AFFAIR."
Four men were only killed the inhabitants hay
ing taken refuge in the Block-houses, were So
we'd by the bold resistance they made to the re-
peated attacks Of the ssvages f. Coursolle
Esq. was eof the victims, lie was literally cut
to pieces.
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AdmiraIty OlRce, April is, ISIS.


Admiralty Office, April Is, 1915
Extract Of letter from yfce 5claiai Sir .2lera,t
der Cocirane, "a C.. IL Sc 10 Join ;Ilson
Croker, Esq. dGtef or ioaid Iis nnies,Vs sin
Io,mant, Q6' .llo6is Boy, she 1f.h IF Fc6rua,g,,
1915.
IL beng the intention of Major Cen Lambert
and myself 60 have attacked Mobile, and finding
the entrance INTO the Bay so guarded by Fort
Bower, as to render it unsafe TO attempt forcing
apassaGe with the smaller shipsofwar The Major
General and myself thought II advisable 10 attack
the Fort by land and on the 7th detachment OF
SHIPS, under the command Of Captain cts. OF
the fengeur, effected landing OF the troops in
tented tor THIS service about three miles to the
eastward of the fort, WHICH was Immediately in
vested, and our trenches, IN the course of forty
eight hours pushed to within pistol shot of the
eneny's works
The batteries being completed on the 11th, the
tort was summoned, when the officer command
ing It, seeing the imposslbility of efTecting any
good by further resistance, agreed to surrender
upon the terms proposed to him bv Major Gen'l
Lambert (a copy ofthc capitulation is enclosed)
and on the following dav the garrison consisting
OF about Sos soldiers of The cneIuy's second reel
ment of infantry and artillery, marched out and
grounded Their arms, and were embark ed on board
the ships of the squadron
The fort was found to be in a complete state of
repair, having % guns mounted, and being am
ply provided with ammunition. To Capt. Rockets,
and TO the hon. Capt. Spencer, who commanded
the seamen landed with the armv am indebted
for Their zeal and exertions in landing and trans
porting the cannon and supplies, by which the
fort was SO speedlyreduced.
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.AfR. WLLLLa.lf aHnIr a.. -.
Seven Islands, }
FlUIvamia, June 10.

Make notice, that I shall ON TIE ooh dam of
r this month, at the stare ofJohn and lillian
.liRer, IN the Citg Of Ricimoad, brocsed to take
one deposition Of Heny Clark, to be reaa III cui.
dence IN emit depending in the hqh Court of Chan
Gerry hotCSen On Richmozid, 7phsreiu am 6lainttE
and you together 1vih George Wat anu others are
defendants, 7Vien and zOere you may a,tendifg ou
please.
REDMOND p. B.QRRY.
T1i1e TO-
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NEv-Yopr I,re <

NbW-GONK, June s.
The British packet Princess Elizabeth, arrived
at this port last evening, in So days from Fal-
mouth, VIA Halifax, with the April mail
6y the brig Mary, from st. Croix, we learn.
that a few weeks since, Spanish "a, with 500
souls, ard 100000 dollars on board, accidentlv
blewuP, at the Island Of Margaret, and melafi
choly TO relate, all on board persisted We also
learn, that a short time since, 3 French vesss Is
under the Bourbon flag, bound to Martinique and
GuadalouPe, were captured by the Barbadoe3
brig of war.
The news ofthe Emperor Napoleon return to
Paris, was received at Kingston, Jamaica, on the
!2th OF May, by the ship George, in 80 days from
Falmouth, England
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From the Merchants CoFse House Books.
IL. 3. NJ. schr. st. Lawrence, captured
by the private armed brig CIiasSeur, Boyle,
OF this port, was, on trial at Bermuda, res
tored by the Judge to the captOrs the
Kings Attorney lad appealed. The
prize-master had given security, and was
getting ready to bring her to Baltimore.
BGH. american.
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LOST OR MISLAID, Z

.qCerti6caie fer one share otr By8yNtR STOCK,
in fbe Bank Of ETrginia, .No.5093, dated 26h Oc-
tober. 1909 .9p5Fcatign riH be made Jorifs re-
naval
,Hag 81. w3Y5
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OF We have received a communication signed
g Female Reader" 1t is totally inadmssble
We are Not wiling to have the ARGUs made the
channel through which this communication IS TO
be conveyed to the public. Should we be favor
ed with any of her future hcuJrahons, we would
be much gratihed to find tie postage paid.
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PARIS, April II.
Tie Prince of Canine (Lucicn Bonaparte) ar.
rived to-day at Paris.
April II.
Prince Iucien Bonspsrte has not yet set out AS
was yesterday announced.
April Is.
It is said that the Prince of Canine is appoint
ed Minister Of the Interior
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Pr0clamafion Of Louis TVTT

FRANKFoRT, April 2.
LOUIS, by the grace Of God king of France and
Navarro TO those Of my children Who shall see
these presents, greeting
He who has deceived Won for 10 years is come
10 deceive you again. Fifteen DAYS have hardly
passed b., since by treason he seated hirnseifup.
on the throne to which YOUR wishes have called
me, and already Europe knows, and Furope in
dignant advances to annihlliate him She sdyan-
ces, Frenchmcn Her innumcrable phalanxes
will speedily pass our frontiers but Europe is
not your enemy; have fcc1nciled her to vou-
Hencelorih you viii only see in these str.0eer
formerly 50 terrible, generous allies who come 10
aid you in throwing of the yoke OF oppression
All these sold efs of Europe march under the
same flag-aud that IS the white one.
Enfeebled by age and twenty-five wears fms
fortunes, viii NOT say unto them, Ike my grand
father rally ut,lr ny gUiits bii,ns but 1 VIII
follow then near to the field of honor. French
men! a vain illusion Of glory spread among YOU,
has carried you away, my arms We open to YOU,
come cast yourselves mao them 7 viii believe
you never quilted tlcn. Frcnchmen who IS he
among you who viii bear arms lirst me lam
not your enemy. ! am your king, am brother of
touis XVI como Ike Henry ". tO8ight and
Son;qret league , ( come TO bring YOU peace
(S'gncD LOUIS.
The Duke If FELTEE.
a N
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IMPERIAL DECREE.

Napoleon, &c.
Art. l. The Frenchmen employed abroad in
the station of politicalagents directed TO make
Their declaration before the first OF May and to
return TO Paris within two months
Art. III. Those who do not conform to these ar
engagements, VIII be considered as beng in the
case of the application of the articles Of the civil
code coneerning Frenchmen abroad and of our
decree Of thc 9th April 1902 and a sequcstration
will be put on their property.
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HoxxU rrs>r-
- ONI no l. HI.
THE LAK.ES-ONCE MORE
March 25.

We are informed fl nm source entitled 70 the fnI-
lest credit, that the two 74s That wer .tev comTr-
eed at Ssc1etts HarboF, would, If { q. ws had lasted
have been completely finished aud aly for battle a.
soon as The season opened IN that Iurtc for opsraoas
upon Lake Ontario. Such have ben the assurances
gwen to government, by tie very 40 e and berosrs
rrnetua, naval constructor, at that y,Iacr the mr.
advanced state Of huIls of boh s us6ing also she
opinion e 'O '''~
This fact highly WORTHY IF ,benr universally
Known 1t p!acesin light empst e,lcuatc, to aston
s, the naval enterprise and cSpah ss of cur country
the skill the industry, the sSog our co.intryu.ea
Ia THIS great and inaes ;s.snt p, NJ ~;
arts, ar, The immense difficulties ,o.,s ways, Of "a
Val construction in quarter 50 ,.e fto,3 orr ;
board, wall at once occur everyone We questi.1.
Huge' nany age or country has estr before exhibited
such RAPID and successful labor in MS liz. as that wit
messed on our Lakes 10 the building and complete O.
qupment OF American friyates DUNG the s,y,ess NJ
.'e 1s'e war. Giobon mentions y his history that in
~ hF:t iun.e war the Romans -te,. suca ,, rce
~ t. w;.'' sN.y days alter The sof e of the axe had
oee greer ~ the forest, fleet "a loo s.lies ,uGe at
anchor IN the sea But tIese' = Hes We know were
Out nisoriar, s@l. a. - s,eeI ~ awsFg2n 50
ton, the British built the Ina. xbic on Lake Cham
g"iT, vessel mounting t8 tS ponnsie 3 in % DAYS
from the time her keel was laid at ST johns Bat al
Use materials oil the h.hcxihle brought froa
Gng'ahd these instances fall behind, far behind what
we already have boast fin the case Of tus, 1oyer
iui tigates, the Superior & Mohawk which as well a.
otcF vessels, with e'ery thug tn create r, the very
9''' were 50 soon seen arrayep ~ bste order sp-
or the water IN state VI the substatia intricate
and beautiful equipment. The-ompcSon NJ the TWO
noble I would have been the last and greatest tri-
9mPh OF oHrirgenIt;y and speed, triumph the moro
n1Snhoiapie 70 we were centening With sra:inn
whose naval resources, aecuyruiqted for apcs were
confidently thooeh' to be u1der tue direction ri
"a :" pTomptncss anG skill which nothog could e.
guai.
Say re WHO are candid, is the administration uraer
"Aose auspices ~ this vas accomplished emitted n no
credit Is no cred;t due 10 az administration unl ~
whose guidance fleet wsS sIddc'ly created on Z.
iie, IS u rom notisE able to heat tat Of Britain In
glorious -onbst More 10 an administration under
>'se guidance another feet was suddenly created ON
ChanYian, az tf-on nothing able also to l 1t anoth-
er NJ Hi7ihs 81 glorious comlat Britain too al thr
while, exerting her otmos, and bling s5me,,iaf si
yanctd-i1 her preparatOtsbefoFc we commenced -
Yes, upon these an other points connected wit,
our late most aryiuou5 bot eOrous STRUGGLE History
viii hoAstlee u the sncccsid en,1gv aad We ON of
that administration, although patty sill ryius,a t.
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