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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10
WAR DEPARTMENT..

Adntant and hspeeto, Generals OEce,
2stA .9pril 1915.
GENERAL ORDER
INFORMATION having been given 10 the waf de.
partinent that many persons have purchased flbif
soldiers their claims for bounty lands, 1t s iherefsse
deemed proper TO publish, general caution, thb
following extract Of the Act Of Congress ent,,ieds
{" An act for designating, surveying, and granting
the military bounty lands," passed May q, 18t@i ny
which all sales Of military land bounties. before a'
tents from the war department have been grah,ed
are declared to be null and void, viz -" Sec I'd,
The secretary for the department OF war, for the
time being, shall from time issue warrants for the
military land bounes, to persons entitled thereiv
Provided at.ys That such warrants shall be isoutd
only in the names Of the per:ons thus entitled, and
be by them their representatives applied for with
in five years after the said persons shall have betons
entitled thereto; and the said warrants shall TO, be
assgnabc or transferable in any manner whatever"
This provision Of the act will be rigidly adhered
10, aud the most careful scrutiny had in every case
before a warrant will be issued!
by order Of the Secretary Of War;
u. PARKER, Adj Il Insp. Gen
EoTE,-rrn,cts OF newspapers employed % pnbs
bsh The laws Of the United States, are requested 20
insert the above order in their respective gaaet es
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A company Of U. 5. artillery, consisting
OF 100 men, under the command of Major
Areher, arrived here yesterday from Black
Rock and will eu.batk on board the squad.
ron for the Mediterranean.
NsseYork .Ier. .9gv Nav 6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10

The differences at Canton, between The
English and Chinese, had been amicably set
lied. and every thing remained quiet when
the Rambler sailed.
The Rambler has not seen cruzcr OF
any kind since she left Canton
The Rambler has performed her voyage in
| | months and 90 days. She has 10 guns
and 80 men.
SAME DAY-The fine Ietter-of-marque ship
Jacob Jones, OF 5s4 tons, 6 guns, and 67 men,
j. Robbarts, Esq. commander, ioS days from
CANTON, with full cargo of teas, silks,
cassia, teutenaque, opium, &c.
The English used the utmost vigilance to
blockade the Americans at Canton-l2 of
their launches wero stationed between the
GramPus and the second bar boats at the
same time anchored round the American
ships during the night.
Ihe Grampus was lying off Macoa and the
Owen Glendower was cruizing outside.
May Is, 1914, captured at Pon,ians, Brit
ish ship pAdele, Smith, OF Penang, ladened
with gold dust and opium, and brig, Of
do. with opium took out their cargoes, and
gave them up. n
The Jacob Jones sailed from Boston on the
18th of January, 1914.
The Rambler and Jacob Jones fired sa!utcs.
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Administrators, Noiice.

THE subscriber hereby gives public oo,ice. tbae
he is appointed Administrator upon the Estate
PIERCE PERRY, iaic Of Tiyerton, in the County Of
Newport, yeoman, deceased, and has accepted of
the trust by giving bond as the law dirccis---Iio
therefore requests all persons, who indebted To-
the Estate OF tie said deceased, 10 make payment
without delay and all persons who have claims
gainst the said Estate, TO exhibit them as an
maybe. EDMUND ESTES, .ldmr.
1ivsrfou. .3pri 2, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10
From Yesterdays Boston Palladium.
EP TWO V.fLUfBLG .zRRIY.zLS
FROM CHT.9

Arrived, yesterday, the elegant letter-of.
marque brig RAMBLER, Samuel Is. Edes,esq.
commander, los days from CANTON, with
valuable cargo Of Teas, Six Goods, cassia,
Tgrenagge, Canes, Merchandise, some China,
sc. ISc. Sailed Jan. i9, (evening) in co.with
American vessels--all run the gauntlet,
the Grampas, so guns, and Owen Glendowcr
friga,c, being of, waiting for them.
No late arrivals at Canton from any part Of
the world.
The Bh. ship Arabells, which The Rambler
took on her outward passage, and carried into
siacoa, (where she was taken possession of
by the Portuguese, and given upso the Eng
lish) had been driven On shore, and totally
lost.
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NEWPORT.
.1hhoinsments made by the General .dssemSl!
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1915.

.4hfoin1ments made by the General .dssem6iy,
at their Lasf Session.
James b. Mason, Esq. Major-General, in
the room of Maj. Gen. Sheldon, who dccin-
ed re-election.-Col. Isaac Stall, Brigadier
General of the First Brigade, vice Gen. NJ
Corrie, resigned.-Capt. Benz Pearcc, 1t.
Col, of the lst regt-George c. Shaw, Brig.
Maj. aud Insp. of the lst brigade.-Augustus
Newman, aud Gordon S. Dickson, Majors of
the lst regiment.
A Charter of Incorporation was granted TO
the Marine Insurance Company in this town,
and also to the Commercial Insurance Com
pany in Bristol.
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The Great Prize drapn in tie Nezv.
1ork Lottery.

MO. li,5s3 came out OF the wheel the ssd days
drawing of the Board Of Health Lottery. th,
Capital Prize Of
Forty Thousand Dollars.
The ticket was sold by G. Il X. Waite, OF New
York, to Mr. I. kidder, one Of their agents in eos.
ton.
The Ten Thousand Dollar Prize,
in the same Lottery, was also sold by G. & X. Wae.
who have for sale Tickets in the Grand Nayyation
Lottery, at nine dollars each, which begins drawing
in September next
N. B. All Tickets from waite's Offices have their
names printed on the back Of each.
All orders gratefully attended to by
hpri 20. JOSIAH &. SHAW. .aksnr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10

Fine Can'bries, Giaghams and Calieoes-
ID o. RICHMOND has just receiv,
Il cd, in addition TO general assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Goods, a handsome assortment OF
ine cambrieks Ginghams. and Ca!icoes, of the new.
est paterns-cheap as usual. May 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10

VXIE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
wv the Hon. Court of Probate, Of the town of
Tiverton, commissioners. 10 receive and cxsr.se.
the claims of the creditors against tls estate Of
PIERCE PERRY, late Of said town, deceased, re-
presented nsoIven:. public notice 10 herebygivens
that twelve months from the date hereof are silow.
ed by said Court to the creditors agairbt said Ess
tate, exhibit and prove their respective claims,
and that we will attend 20 that service st tile Dwell
ling House Of the said Pierce Perry, late deceassds
on the last Thursda,'s OF Juae, September, Decem.
Der and March following. at one O'Clock, r. NJ. on
,aid days
BAULsroN BRAYToN.2 c,,,r,
EIIHU HICKS,
AN persons indebted 70 said Estate &C requested
10 make immediate payment 20
EDMUND ESTES, .5dnm's,rafr,,.
7grerfsr, .9prI 2, 1915 tM.y lV
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PApER.HANGiNGS, &s.
JOSIAH SHAW.

HAS just received from Hartford. (Con) and u.
iers tor sale, at No. ll8. Thames-streei, a large
and extensive assortment of P.iPER-H.7.N Gl.NCS
and BO.4kDERS, at the Manufactory prices.
May 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-05-10

NO. so, Ihames.Sfreetj
II EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he d.
Az gain occupies his old stand, in Newport, wheia
Sentemen and Ladies' can be accommodated with
genteei Boarding and Lodging as formerly, lie al
SO improves the wharf and stores Of Wm, Gardncrs
Gate Caleb Gardner, Esq where ships may be ab.
eommoda,ed with wharfage and every necessary for
fitting and where goods may be stored on rcasonas
BILE terms. The smallest favor gratefully acknewlS
edged .abrli s.
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CRANSTON & SHAW.

Hare for sale. at sheis store,
l4ppes Gin; III hhds. do. 2 do.
Rum; 60 bills Bread; i5boxes Soap, SO do. Choeos
iaie; II do. Candles, May 10.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-29

destined for the supply of the French West
Indies /; and to capture snd detsin all French
vessels, whether Under the Bourbon or Nspo-
leon flag.
Oa Tuesday evening an Admiralty messen-
ger arrived. with dispatches To Rear Admiral
Sir Henry Ho.ham, IN consequence of which.
ne proceeded to sea the following morning in
the superb, accompanied by the Bellorophun.
On the sad morn ng the Telegraph is SAID 10
have announced the Certainty of war, when
an unusual hustle took place in the dockyard
and vicmalling officers, and several ships as
will BE- seen in our naval st, sailed for Roche
fort, and other parts of the French coast
with the utmost dispatch, some OF them with
orders It is believed, to watch squadron of
French frgatcs, intending to carry uul arms
to the West .A;.les, at the first opportunity
Report states that the Britlsh Slips have
received directions 10 detain all French YES
sells, whether under the white or triculoured
flag.
II was understood in England that orders
had been given to capture all vessels, bearing
the tricoloured flag of France. The CAPTURE
OF the Mcipomene French frigatc, which took
place i'll the Mediterranean, after an action.
in which She lost IS killed and wounded, is
presumed to be in consequence of the Sc or
ders.
Socks in Paris, My so, per cent. con-
soils 81 II. Ban. actions S52.
The Duchess De Angouleme embarked
on the 9th May, for Ostcnd, to Join the
King.
Ia London, June 2-Reduced So 8; con-
sois 50, 7-0-tor account 50 s II.
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NEw-YoRK, July %.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND


BY the brig Avon, which arrived at this
port on Saturday evening, in IS days from
| Grecnock, We have received London papers
| (the Star) TO the I'd OF June, inclusive. At
| that time hostilities had not commenced be-
| tween the Allied Powers and Fvance, but
was momently expected.
Letters from BrUsSels mention, shat grand
| review of the cavalry 100000 took place
there on the 3Oth MAY. The men and hor-
ses were said TO be in a fine condition, & made
a brilliant display. Lord Wellington had not
been in bed for nights preceding the re-
view.
The Paris dates are to the 3Oth of May.
In consequence of some successes of the
Royalists, Cherbourg has been declared i'll
state of sege.
Marshal Bucher had arrived at Rrus-
sells. to concert measures with Lord yelling
ton.
An article from Munich gives the follow
ing particulars of the march of the Russian
army -" Of the Russian Army now march
ing through Bohemia and Saxony the left
wing comes by way Of Nuremberg the first
column entered from Bohemia into the Upper
Paatinate ON the 9TH May. The centre
marched by the way of Baireuth to Bran
berg The first column of 1000 men will en-
ter Baireuth ON the 22d. The right wing
marches to CoSourg. The whole army is Gi-
iCClCU lOWdIuS NlCDtGs De iSlL WHY VIII
communicate by Mannheim with the Austro-
Bavarian army. The head quarters of Field
Marshal BARCLAY de FOLLY will be at Baireuth
on the LIST Of June.
General Baron S9eken arrived at Baireuth
May 30, and the first column of the corps un-
der his command was expected the following
dav.
The Spanish and Portuguese armies collec-
ted upon the frontiers OF France, to invade it,
are four IN number; the two most consider
able are those of Biscay and Catalonia ; the
corps at Navarro aud Arragon are less con
siderable.
The Austrian troops have entered Ma
pies"
London, Jitue 2.
A French pream from Brest to liavre,
With ammunition, &c. detained BY a British
fig .tc OIL Saturday last, has since arrived at
Portsmouth,. il is now ascertained to be has
Va. s.. Desire that detained her and as tn
Desire lctJ Portsmouth very recently on
cruise, it IS presumed she had Admiralty or
dcrs accordingly
Il is reported. that Admiral Hotham, who
allied on .he lstr MAY, Was ordered to
ru &c OF .te French coast, for the purpose
.epaaE tc vessels, presumed 70 DC
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the tile Of King Of folssd, AID thzt ts.ac lll.ul.
Will he united with his dominons BY the bond Of lis
osvn Consit:ion. II. Majesty adds, that he has par
tieular pleas in making kaewn, that this IS the
unanimous decision ofthe Powers assembled ia Con-
grtss.
Capture OF NIPPLES
S7,ndGy, Jtne lS.-Olhe.al Intelligence was receiv
ed last siSiit from Naples, By which ii appears that
our feet under I.prd Exinouth, having arrived in
the bay, the land forces sent over from Sicily
took possession Of that Capital, the 2ist oflast
sno..ih two days before the arriv, oil the Austrian
army.
AiurT't, who had succeeded in reaching; Naples at
ter The dispersion % ms urolS elected his escape
IA dssusc. IN tie DIZZY ta tue town fell into our
hands
kins Fer lina;d was hourly expected there.
Madame Nu'~', with about 1000 French Officers ia
Ia be- SET tn Trieste.
rhc Alnc'l N"nis 1t Naces co,.>i,t OF 50 tID0 men
aud will "DnrdiAtey prpce"'lo nit i"o reratinns.
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Mr.. Barring fully approved Of the genera
measure of subsidy.
Mr.. Bennett did not think the war Just, nor
that the resources of the country would be
Sufficient to maintain the contest into which
we had been plunged he should vote against
the grant.
MrWhitbread spoke at considerable length
against the grant.
Sir J. Newport spoke strongly against the
motion, as did MIR. w. Smith, aud MIR. Stew
art Wortley supported it.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I,Ilr as-
Ia .lletiae Of Me Lh.Lilalta "a ~ ~ 49, aD

%, : N :, 1'''1'''N'I' IFiFf July LOs
M -lheefing IT me IahabifaAfs If the To4yr of
Ftedt5cSsb1rg, at the C01Tt-HeHse. on Snfgroefs,
the 22d n JuP, 1875, in pursuance IF u bretiolts
aetifcRioR If tie .lhsvor -
The letter from the Committee Of the Citizens of
PETERSBURG, addressed Ia the Mayor OF this Town.
meeting
Resoi0ed, That this meeting have heard with se,-.
timcnts Of the deepest regret, the severe and almost
unprece'iene eaamiis winch hes bcfslien their icl-
lo~ eitizcDs 81 Petersburg in whicl, calamity they
receive tie most heartfelt sympathy Of this ieenf
--nd q at Ills Meeting will use is best cxlG, 4,
unite with lis ympa9nc., .e pecniary succour wbiol
such calamity makes necessary to many Of lis vic
inns "
ResofUed, That subscriptions be immediately OMEN
cd, to secure the contributions Of all those dosed
To extend their liberaliy TO the unfortunate suffer.
ers..
Resof,ed That to give the speedjest effect 10 d.,
foregoing Resolution, Sias Wood, John Ross. & Jobs
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From tie Bosf0H Gazeite, ofJRly o.
DOCJfC/rIB Ty1sfs

Arr last night, the st saiing schr. David Porter,
Jos H. FISH, Esq. commander, 20 days from GbrAl-
tar, with wine us, &c. We hS,e been favored By
Mr. iloPKIEs with list of Ill TIC American vessels
which have arrived at and sailed from Gibraltar since
tle peace. tie has also favored us with the Gibrai-
tar Chronicle Of the l7;h June, and Handful Of
the 18TH extracts from which will be found b, low
CON DEC.1T'LTIf'S SQU.4DRON.
On the 18th June, The u S. sloop of war Ontario,
Capt ELLIOTT, and schrs. Torch and FREELY arr.
y,"d and anchored of Gibraltar. They saluted the
shipping aDdtown, which vas returned by both. The
next day, the irigaes CuerrVrc, Com. DECATUR,
Constellation, Capt. GonDoN, Macedonian, Captain
JOSEs, brig EpeIyier, Cgpt D1wNs, and two k tell
eS arrived oifthe town, and proceeded Immediately
OF their destination On TIC 18Th JUNO. British mack
Ct arrived IT Gibraltar which had spoken t,e day be-
fore an English gun-bri; she reported she hsd spo-
ken the L. s. squadron, and WIS informed they had
captured an Alserine frsate. This was believed in
Gibraltar.
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BALTIMORE. Ihlu %

We are informed that privaIe letters from
Paris have been received in this city, the wri.
tsrs OF which are known here to b. highly res
pectabe; these letters state, that Bonaparte
has 'en collecting &c melting into bars of 10
gots ali the gold & silver whichhe Can procure.
even til" imperial p ate and ether ornaments Of
his household that it is well asccrtained
majority OF the people Of France win oppose
the CONTINUANCE ofdns dsurpation, whenever an
apparently offers to evnce, with any, reason
able prospect Of iety, TIER disapprobation
and th't even in Ptris they have confident
bnpes OF his dethronement, within a short
period alter the Allies commence their oper-
atoms.
The facts mentinned in these letters tend
to Confirm the report brought by thc Shakes
peare to Boston, I" that two trigate, were pre-
pared in France with secret orders, rea4y
TO take of Ronlparte and f;,,:.iiy in case If
extremity" p 'st experience has taught the
Corsican the necessity OF heinz prepared Tor a
reCcrae, which he knows 70 tse the, more pro-
babe, from his conviction Of the unsteady and
versatile disposition of the French army -
From the same instructor also hs has learned
that 1T Will be most prudent not to 60 empty
handed ; as the victorious allies on his next
abdication might not incline even to hronli.e
him a pension. Fed. Gaz.
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tiNI'UIffT, IfUe Y.
An i1in article ofthe ID ST. in The latest Mairid
Gazette, states TIC Nudcau8 BE- regularly ogganI-
ID w three corps, which, secO, ling to ir last accounts
were moving %, Ice three points Of Rochelle. Napo
leOnyile an4 Pc tiers.
The Isiug %; HOLLAND has rnqde tue Duke of Wei
lnEion FrId Marshal e tn Army OF Tie Ncther-
land, "'d appointed lin, in that capacity 10 the com
ma dir choi 81. thst army
The Emperor AlexsnGeJ,i y letter TO the Presi-
Dent Of lie Polish Dict, hs assuE pti0n OF
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$3.50
1851
I'm ~ Roston PaAaelilrp. ofJnh 0l

We regret to learn by passenger in the last car
tel from England, diat the him. IN, Bagard va, I'M
well, and on board tic Neptone which slim Is ON ber
return to The u. 8. Mr. b. was appointed Amba.-
'ador to Russia, and the appointment gave uniycr-
sal satisfaction.
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BY the arrival of a vessel It Elizabeth-C;-
V in a short passage from Hayt. we learn.
verbally, that the army sent out FROM Spain
to oppose the Patriots, had taken Carthage
na after a short siege, ard that the Patriot ar
my was totally dispersed the troops rs well
as thu: inhabitants generally who had emb,a-
ced the cause of the patriots, had fiet in all
directions numbers had taken shipping for
New-Orleans- NoyfcN Herald.
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WILLIAM WIRT, Esq. OF Richmond, Virginia, ia
preparing for the press. Lijs If tie iate Patrick
Henry, the great On.tor OF VirginiI. We look for
ward to ti1 publication with much interest. The
6iog'arher, naturally raise high expectations, while
the subject IS not only noble itself, but is also
calculated to excite great fiosity.
.4Ila'ectic .hGg0sj,e.
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Or. UUHam baltimore is reelected Delegate to
Congress from the Mississippi Territory. Ihe fol-
lowing the result Of the poll
For ID. baltimore. ssto
Coles Mead, 9ssI
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DOMESTIC.
From The Boston Daily advertiser Of Fri.

|'roni me Boston Daily advertiser of Fri
day
Yesterday arrived at this port the cartel
ship l. yphyr, with prisoners from Dortmoor.
having LETT Plymouth June S, the day that the
Shakespeare sailed An intelligent passen-
ger, who was unable TO procure papers up to
the day of his sail 6. informs, that the latest
Intelligence from the Continent strengthened
the expectation ofthe speedy commencement
of hostilites.
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or BERMUDA.

The following is an extract of letter received by
gentleman OF Roso1, in answer to a letter wro,
to merchant oil bermuda, the subject of which ie
speaks.
"on the 10Th ofJuue bermuda was a free port. Ss
noihmg 'ut an act OF Parliament can place the ssui
on different footing"
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The DUTCH SQUADRON, d stined for the
Mediterranean, ready fer sea at Plymouth, JGre
5. The Admira's flag WIS hosted on board the
Mel$mpus' So One oflhe ships, "a %, armed en-
hie( had sailed two days previous, for the same es-
tIuaton.
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Extract Of letter from gentleman in
LiDeriiook, to q respectable mercantile house
an wear York, dated May %.
% We have just obtained copy OF an act,
which has received the sanction of the prince
regent, repeating the war duty of S. Adj per
100 lbs. on cotton wool imported in British
bn2t SHIPS, owned, navigated, or registered
according to law, or from any of the domni-
ship. This it's to.take effect on the 5th
July next, aud will make difference in the
duty of ID. per pound between American bot
toms and such vessels as are above particular
lied"
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SPECIE IN LONDON. Nav e

We omitted TO mention yesterday, that the private
letters received IN this city from Paris state that hiu-
rAt sea irom Nrcoua IA IN tpen boat aud that his
army was entirely Dispersed.
Bar. Fed Cd-stfe, Jlfiy 25.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
FRENCH MARsIIALs.

1t is worthy ofremark that only two of Bona
parties Lieutensnts and marshals (Ney and
Souii) whose names used TO be SO conspicuous
in a. his former campaigns, had commands in
the great battles winch closed his Career. The
rest nave either been sent into military exile are
il disgrace, or have remained faithful TO the
oaths which they all, took in April, last year, to
LOUIS 18th. Murat we have not heard If. since
lie ned from Naples, except in loose report that
nc had deceased at Lyons. The Viceroy Eugene
was N Germany. Many of the marshals were
scattered over France: and the next news we
have OF them VIII be of their re.adyiesiol to the
Bourbons Louis the 18Th will undoubtedly
reply to them,-" II a man deceive me once, it !,
ms JGWt-If trUice, IL 1giH be mine" and place
them in the exile they merit Marshal Oudinot.
Victor, Marmont and Macdonald, & gen. Clarke
(DGke of Feltre) will no doubt fellow Louis 30
Fam and be employed
The death Of Marshal Victor was recently for
mally announced in the Paris papers and copied
elsewhere. Ii was no doubt one of those manu.
featured falsehoods which Chateaubriand saws
Were ihestanding order in Paris and which even
extended to tie fabrication of Official SIGNATURES
Prociamatons of the duke of wellington aud
other allied commanders were very fTeuuentl,
fabricated and circulated in the Moniteur with
the most desperate impudence His grace would
not condescend to contradict them :; but we find
IN German paper the following detection of one
OF them -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-02
PUBLIC DECLARATION.
DrsELnnnr. ~ Z 1et

DrsEEDoRV, May 7, 1915
The French Moniteur of the Sd of Nav. con.
tains, under the head ofDesseicorf, april z. the
pretended copy OF proclamation which I am
sad to have published.
This Froclamation IS false, and one Of tI,, usu.
a. aFi'tee9 which 8onapateempioys 10 deceive =
delGded people. Myrel proclamations ~ tbs
country Of Berg, OF the 24th and 25th oF March
and eth April have been commun, Gated tiro,,o,2'
All the German newspapers none other have T
issued. Indeed, the tsbrieaton ofselfconvicted
goverIimsn', butte al Germany, clearly she'y,
us own ridiculousness ondfalseiood
J Therefore publicly declare this to be one If
bonoyaFie's numerous lies and Of this take all
Germany, especially the ducly of Berg to WI.
res ~ w
litt bonapsrte has thus abused NV name
snd 50 2ttea attacked me, can only ascr be :,
fhe nueilty with winch ! have devoted and eb,it
eoni'nue 20 devote my life to tie legitimate mr.
cea u hutoPe, their just cause and that of Cer-
many, ny native land.
JusTUs GRENNER,
Gov Gen