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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17

king of France was reduced. Under such cir,
cumstances, it was held TO be neither Just nor ex
pedielt TO consider the treaty. as conclusive, until
the allies were appraised of what had taken place
QIear, hearD
These two noble lords spoke respectively in
explanation, in which the Earl of Liverpool stated,
that what he explained did not refer to the trans
action as it existed now, but as it did at the time
when the treaty was signed.
From the .Qnas7a Gazette ofhe 1871 Of 5Iay.
BY his excellency Sir JAMES LErrn, grand cross OF
the most honorable military order Of the Bath {:
Knight Commander OF the Portuguese royal
military order of the Tower and Sword I4eu-
tenant General IN the army; Colonel Of the 4,h
West-lndia regt. commander fail his Maie3-
ty's forces in The Windward, and Leeward Cha
rbee Islands, and the colonies of South Ame-
r.ca; Captain General and Governor In Chief N
aud over al Ills Nfaiesty's Leeward CharlLee
Islands in America, Chancellor, Yice-AImhal
aud Ord nary OF the same, SC. &c. &c.
a pROCL2fLqTI0M
IN pursuance ofthe power and authority in me
vested, by the statute made and passed in the
18th year Of his Mai estys reign, entitled &c An
act Tor regulating the trade between the sub
lscts OF HIS Majesy's colonies, and plantations IN
North America, and West India Islands, and the
countries belonging to the United States of Ame-
rlea and between His sIajesty's said subjects, and
the foreign Islands in the West Indies," and by
and w'thtae advice Oils M&jesty's Council for
Antigua, do hereby authorize, and permit the
importation OF nlasts, yards, bowsprits, slaves
heading, boards, timber, shingles ami lumber of
any Sort of whatever country such articles
may be the produce, from any Island, terrific
~ m the West Indies, or Sonth Anfersa, be-
longing to any European soveSeign, or state in
amty with His Majesty, into Tue said island of
.7aHsuc, IN British ships and veA5els, from the
wenty-first day of this present Nay to the thirty
nrst day of July next ensuing, bon inclusive,
whereof allpersons concerned are to t,,Se notice,
and to govern themselves accordngly.s
Given under my hand, and seal at arms, at An
tigus, this tenth day of May, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifteen, and OF his majesg's reign the fifty
fifth
BY his excellency's command,
3. KING, p. S.
Duly published this tenth day of May, one
thousand eight numbered and fifteen.
JOHN ROBERTS,
Dep. Pro. Marshal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
NonroLF. June 10

NonroLE, June 10
.ia'tinique declared for the B0yr5ors.--On Fri
day last arrived here, in 10 days from Martinique.
the schooner Edward Graham, captain Rissel, !:
from whom we learn that the Island had declared
for the Bourbons, and kept the white flag gv-
4ng the inhabitants were armed to do military
duty, and had determined 70 send off the troops
Of the line three hundred had been sent away.
ioT some port in France, and the remainder were
10 follow. Martinique IS opened TO all nations.
as Guadaloupe has been. Ledrer
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NOTICE rs HEREBY CTVEv

ThNiAt at fhc merit .9He7W count ef Gravsaa
b c910,ty, az he courfhonss Herso6 TsHaH sglE
az P"OHc ""cfo',, lor cosh, 80 much IF oHHe
Lands mn LOTS,
IN that coRafl, returned delinquent Er the non-bqss
mcHt efttc fares Of e last rear nc 1s0 BE- sRGrc,.
eat to discharge tie arrears II tnrcs 1giict slaK
then remain ulbaid fYr fbaf ycar and tcn bc1 eeAs
per aDnfHDn damages thereon, foqefbcr 1git6 me
farcs IF the breseH year. The salcs 1eiH conmeucs
on the fra 3qy Of Me courf aRd connrue from dan
10 day nnbi tdsy shat he completed
The subscriber Is authorised 20 recefUe all si,ch
tares and damages af o,y tine 5store fhe Lard
shall be sofd. n fst Of deiiNguenis mar Be seq. III
che Cirrl's office Of fhc c0unip in bossetion ofhle
snbscrker CT IL TIC eEcc Of the fpdfisr of bu5Fa
accoarfe. .QBR.9Hfyf .VOBLIT; Dcb,
Fer mn, BOBBI1T, Sheriff.
,YaHs - ,g3D
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
LARGE ALenRIS WI fLEEr o ST5rs %,

Captain Pickle of the brig Gazela, arrived at
this port in 81 days from MADEIRA, brought des-
patches from Mr.. Cahcart, our consul at Lisbon.
Tor Government Captain r. saw letter from
that gentleman, giving the names and forces 90
an Alserine squadron consisting of 66 sail. The
squadron had sailed some days previously, desti,
hatioh unknown FTeeD.a,Es Journal,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
AN AMERICAN.
$1,000. tIuggernaal Isl. Inlgoe..
BRrIsH BARBAnY AND vnLArNY

bhIIIoI BAtbAItIt and VILLAINY.
We have soen letter received from the cast
ward, which states that on the 10Th OF Nav, two
young americans belonging 10 Lubec, in Maine,
had been s0bbed Zoo hundred fashes, by the Fri.
tish, at EastPort, after having been entrapped By
q savage British colonel Of the name Of HARRIs
THIS barbarian directed two Of his serreants 20
disguise themselves in citizens clothes. and 20
about the ISLE nd 70 endesvor TO persuade some Of
the Americas 10 agree to take over some British
soldiers. The two young men became ther vic
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
Decrease ofMe British MN.

From the following statementaccuratqIy
copied from " ,Steets correct list of tho
Royal Mary" of Great Britain, for Sept,
1873, and March, 1915, it is evident that
in that period, no months) there was q
decrease in her naval force of TWO HUN,
DRIED AND SIXTEEN SAII,-ffy,,,
three of which were of the line !-Sfhs
great decrease (says the Charleston CITY
Gazette) IS probably owing to the number
OF vessels which have been condemned as
totally unfit for service, so far exceeding
their means for building new ones 10 re-
place them,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
Nrw-Yopv Tnna 10

~ -'hFF-I UH'S3 JUIit II.
We are happy to state, that about $50 OF our
gallant tars arrived here on Saturday, from Dart
moor Prison, via Plymouth England--.JEsr. .Qly,-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
BuFsaLo. May L.

Sohrs Gold Hunter and Eliza last On Lake Erzs.
On the 18Th inst. while the Gold Hunter Law
at anchor off Cleveland, she parted her cable and
was driven by severe gale of wind, nearly to
Sandusky Bay, where she beached, bileed, and
was wholly lost--it 10 hoped that part of her
cargo will be saved
The schr Eliza was lost in the same gale
together with two or three boats-The schr Ex,
pertinent belonging to Joshua Loyejoy, was also
driven on shore and considerably damaged No
lives were lost.
RISE OF THE lakes.
A gentleman who has visited the Upper Lakes
this season, states, that the increase of the wa
ters on those lakes, is correspondent to that of
EFie-that many places in the besch Of Huron.
large trees have been undermined and prostrated
by the action of the waves. This fact seems 10,
demonstrate that the waters are higher now than
they have been at any time during tlss last cen,
fury.
Fort Niagara was surrendered to our troops bv
an artillery captain. The ordnance found in thu
fort we understood, consisted of three ISprs. and
/ 6pr (mounted on travelling carriages) with q
small supply of shot and ammunition The fort
has undergone some important alterations, in the
hands of the English some part of the works
are newly piCketed, a roof put on the old mess
house, and bomb proof barracks constructed,
sufficient for 400 men.
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inns. The sergsonts retired, threv or tl,eir Of.
tzens' dress, assumed the gafhs Of British SOL,
dlerS, and went INTO the boat A party in AM
bush for die purpose, rushed 6 ON their conceal,
ment and seized the young rpen, They were
sentenced TO three hundred dsAes, mo- ianared OF
which were inflicted by these monsters of cruel,
ty, on apublic wharf, in presence of hundreds OF
people.
But what added to The vilizny and barbarity
OF me transaction was, hat the motker' and sister
OF one OF theyoung men were driven to the place
at the POINT OF he bayonet, and compelled to-
witness the dreadful scens The savage colonel
appeared to take pleasure in Their misery, and
aggT awaited their wretchedness by bestowine on
the poor sufferers the West and most oppfobri,
Gus epithets
we learn verbally, that these unfortunate vic-
inns OF British perfidy and cruelty tainted before
me moo hundred Lashes were completed, an cnar
the garages continued tie srecHiion ofs%s sentence
1rhife fIey s9ei'e IA this State Qfall the nations
OF the world, England claims to be the most hu.
mare and civilized, Ia realty shei by far the
most t',tnp'aa, 6drdarous, and JrutaL-Bast. Per,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
GOOD.

The Legislature OF Massachusetts. have
counted the votes for Governor, given az
the late election. The result is, that the
federal votes are FIVE THOUSAND
F0UR HUNDRED AND FIFTY THREE
Less THAN LAST YEAR! So much
Tor the violent attempts.of Massachusetts,
FEDERALISM, to create confusion, and stop
the wheels of government, in an awful and
momenhOus crisis. Under the old, cor
rnpt, profiigate, and immoral tyrannies oe
Europe, there is point of suiierance, be.
yond which the people viii not bear. as VIC
have seen IN France and under the free
Rulpuhlic of the United States, there is a
point of violence in opposition, beyond
which we rejoice to believe the people viii
not so. We need not fear, but our repub-
lican institutions will vet stand for ares,
supported by free and enlightened yeo-
many. albany Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
HOUSE OF LoRDs-Tuesdav, Aoril q
TREQTY or YTEN.Ng

Earl GREY, adveFtng 10 the allusion IN the LIST
article Of the treaty of Vienna, to certain stpu-
latlons which had been previously entered into.
observed, that unless theirlordshp s were in pos
session OF those stipulatiohs, it would be imposs
bie for them to enter fully into the consideration
of the treaty itself
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-17
LoKDoN, Nav /,

To Day we lay before our readers a mass of va
peflenced, II appears the caprice of fortune. and
ne either advanced with too much rap. dity, CT
divided hrs force too much, or has been threaten
ed IN his rear; but the fact is intubitable tina.
ne has been compelled by some cause to retreat.
This circumstance IS confirmed through so many
sources that it would be absurd to call it n cues
ton.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12
SAVANNAH, Dec, Q,

We understand that the trs,p,t
Fort Hawkins, amouatiag to sIn
under the command Of major e.,
M'lntos!l took up their line ofu,,h
for Mobile on the 18th inst. e.,
Jackson is gone to New Orlsaa, :
the Infantry Of the seyea,h miGl,y
district taking that direction from Il.
the quarters. General Jaek,ss b.,
given the command Of the disuj.ls
waters Of Mobile to Gen. M'lptsh
who Is charged with crashing d,
remains Of the hostile tribes Of h.
dians, by the way. that anuey d,
frontiers Of Georgia. This NOV.
ment will operate much in favor d
this state. We also learn thstCd /
Benjamin Ha wilkins has upssId, d
one thousand warriors enrolled il |
the service Of the United slsls., and
10 receive soldiers pay and raligu
their head quarters are OF Fst
Mitchell, near Flint River Col
Ha~kin, by the request Of tho VIZ
ri0rs has taken the command OIL th,n
--ti,ey say. they can and will fght
and pledged themselves TO do 30
These warrinrs are destiaed sgaisa
the SeR,ipales and hostile Crseks~
S. milling on the Apslachleol''
little below the confluence Of sh'
Flat anil Chatahoorbja--a l9N'
also ofi60O men composed OF noun
ed men, Chostaas, lblskasaS' !"
Creeks, marched on the LIST. M
from near 1ensaw, eastvahlI "
wards ApaIaehieola, TO to-'|sh'
with the exerlicns of the H"I ~''
headed by colonel Hapki" t ,ss
Black shear marched on DO ~, ,a
inst. with a regiment 10 h'F' nas,
Geo and from thence !. 70 f I,,,.
River, which will secure 'Ds a' y,
,;s,s ot Georgia. lis Supposed y
will fotm II Junction VITA ' .'' !,
.Hawkias-,his, boSevefutf'A''
circumstances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-12

of urper Poland Wa i, q.
silssia e reund its iipatie,s. sven !,
z The discussion reh'IS'
unsOId Property II then = d
was continued yesterday. "a seAa
adjourned. s ss.a
:. LuREMBERG, o.,
"onr Gazette u tl,i. as n' s,s' !
oes that the prussiaa aess,, I' y
de Kleist had ordered the =. o'ult
General Lecoq and other Saw. s'l T. 4
ficers, but that it had not ' :. VI
place. They are reproasbsd ', ~
having addressed a Petition !. Wy 4
Coagressin favor of,he Kin, 80 " ~
eay, an armed force havia,. ,. .' :.
70 deliberate. However, add, ''S 4
same paper, they have uude,,.
tho defence u the Prince for u.
they took al oath 10 llsat, ia ivy t.
and die. Ns
(" FRANKFORT. Oct ),
!" According to all the new, H. r..
Germany the Allied Power, b,,. 'a
solved to oppose to the Iiae Of P,.''
fortresses which extend from o.. '
burg 10 DunkiIk, a line squsIIy I :
inidable Of which the fyri;p.,, :" :,
Mentz and Laxembsur will rn'
one sltne principal appuis.
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Order jor he rel s'ors 'e''"''
day.
vsSHuRsDAY next being 'h 10 ., b, \

day. ),
uyHuRspAy next being 'h' aq ~
4 apar, BY the p'a. s'.,i., '' '.a ~i.
Houses 81 Congress to! li'' .,ss,,raB|
s,ion ard prayer, it will b NV.
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a, half pas, s o'clock. i. # oar
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patriotism ind pisly. 81, WHO bb1
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'a ss'1s Of 's Vi, favor ..d 4.,
acts as ne A,s app i, S,ad ,hssasIn
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p pa -, e sas L., y, a'' 'as ,le
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Il Public Sale, y W !, Ii l,,s i %
tay of January nest
at xt fair day ar n W.
100 Acres Of Woo ',',s''
avid ia,, d INTO .. ,,'' ~: i nile =. SS
T A.ssaodria, s.d PIE asIs 70 eo'r 81
Creek ,'.t,a ei.'s o. the p1sa'ss''I i.
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circumstances.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
Boston, 1idy 10.
FROM EN- GLAND.

Yesterday arrived at this port the Spanish
brig Isabel. from England. via St MichaePs
we are indebted to tue pOIiteuess of passen-
ger tor files of London papers to the evening
OF the Goth Of March and for the following.
inform ltor in manuscript
The Isabel brings papers and letters from
London to the 30th OF March On her Ieav.
ing st. Mchsel's, on the 18Th of April, ac-
Counts had been received there from London
to the Cd, and from Cork to the 9TH of that
month, and from Paris to the 28th of March.
These accounts stated, that there was d;
vision in the British cabinet. relative to the
question of renewing the war with France
Lord Liverpool opposed It, upon the ground
OF the present resources of England being in
adequate to that object. Lord Castlerea oh
and the majority of the ministers, were for
joining the Allies in the general cause against
Bonapartc. In consequence of this dissention,
1t was expected that Lord Liverpool would
retire from office.
Napoleon set out from Paris but came back
again. His departure was supposed to have
been with the intention of proceeding to Rel
GUM, and his sudden return to have been
occasionfd by the Comm otions in some of the
departments OF France. 1t is stated that the
Due d'Angouleme was at Marseilles. the in
habitants of which city held out Tor the Bour-
bons and that the Due de Bourbon was in
La Nendec with a considerable force. Ma
poleon had another review of his trooDs in
Paris on the 9th but it did not appear that
he had presented himself any where els.; in
public. lie had adopted several mild nea
sures, with view of showing pacific inten-
tons.
Louis the 18th was at Client, with part o
his family, and many Of his civil and military
officers
IN immediate embargo was expected in all
the ports of France.
Dleppe had been declared by Napoleon o.
pen To the intercourse with England and the
other powers.
The Moniteur stated that the absence Of
the Prince of Ncufchatel (Bcrther) was
merely on visit TO his father-in-law in Ger
many.
Tie accounts from Vienna stated that the
news of Bonaparte having reached LYONS
had arrived there, and had decided the FIN
perors of Austria and Russia, and the K inc
Of Prussia, then in that city, 70 order the
most prompt and vigorous measures 20 be a.
saOpted. Forces were ordered to be marched
from all quarters t. the frontiers of France
That Prince Srhwartzenburg was to com
mand tic Austrian. Prnce Butcher the Rus
star, aud t',e Duke OF Wellington die K. glish,
Dutch and HAnOverian army
That the Arch Duchess Maria Louisa was
20 take her title Of Duchess Of Parma, Pa
ccntia, &c. q had, by the advice Of the En-
perOr, her fa,bcr, retired from Vienna to
the interior Of Germany
That joachim. the Kre # Naples, h d sig
niGed to thc Consscss at Vienna, his intens.on
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
WASHINGTON, May II.

Il! Il L. - y ".
Ne hare heard ttat Of the Lean rcccnnv
ldUerffstd, PROPOSALS for a considerable FOR
fiom hare been accepted az % for 700 doilars.
ard fhot there is no doubt 6ut the 7vAote NIL
Be taken az thGi rcfe, or on terms more acivan-
tagcous TO Me o. States.
The Secretary Of the Treasury deserves
the thanks afhis country far haung defsat-
ed fbc Oies.s offhe Eastern Brokers, who
appreciated tie Vatue Of 7rcQ&ury Notes,
and embarrassed their circulation, in order
20 make a hraGt by tie purchase Of them
It"ir 7cofiii disGfttoit.fhiem is 6ef,uued By
hctr sroens pented through the coiunns q
Tbs fdc'fous Irints
The stock Of The United States and Trcn-
sury Notes, nc5v rahidLy QoUancing IL, M-
market, will soon command sfecie az fur
THIS rs us IL should be, unier a cirorous adj
ninistrGfion 81 our fiscal concerns, zpith the
advantages accruing TO the Treasury. fro1s
tire return Of fieace. Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
ENQUIRER-OFFICE.
PREEACE.
hicAaohd, Nay 20, L,

In noticing ;be Election of MIR. Randolph ON the
Goth utl casually observed, that if he though, wit,
Mr. Garnet, I'm his late Circular le',er) MIR r. is OF
posed to- Navy-to amy respectable means of Ne
'erce against the aggressisns OF an unhineed world -
Mr.. q (t scens) has AIKEN Violent offence ut tiaese
cx prcssinns, and a,itreS Ell communication to me fer
aton, Of some length. by way 1t ernr,on az
well rs reply returned his letter tie Gcrtlern.n
who had handed to me. with the subsequent a. err
lie was requested lit SEEMS to hsnd to MIR Da-
Wis, in case lid not publish iii and he has According
W done so. | presume il will appear in this Morn
ing's Patriot-The Gentleman also Immediately re-
turned my answer to make such Of it as thoucla
proper-statas his instllctions-As Mr.. e.. was de-.
termined to have his piece before the public Ithonys
II best that he should see my reply there also.
could have wished not on my account, but n ms
tce to Mr. Garnet that thi, reply shou appear in tue
Patriot o',iy. bat Mr. Davis without ling it, las de-
clined pubishingt. As, perhaps, I strike more pa
pers than Mr. D. ny pieces may probably be seen by
mere persons tl,an Mr. G's--which l was willing 10
avoid. BY occupying the field with himself
but will not let MIR G. into n,y naper, tor the
reasons which give-nor win Mr.. ID, let me into his
And thus reduced to the ridiculous alternative
o. addressing different tribunals, and pleading before
different set oil Jurors. BE il 50
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
ANSWER.

lhave heard with the greatest concern the
sentiments contained in this your Address &
Petitic'.
J snail ever be DESTROYS of paving to the
representation OF every part ct his Majesty Is
subjects, all the attention which may be con-
sistsnt witt. the duty imposed upon n,. by the
sacred trust committed to my charge. But [
ieei thatit would be derelctiUn OF that ou-
ty, IT, in compliance with the wishes which
you have thought proper to express, were
TO Withhold the Royal sanction FROM the i'm
po,tant measure which now awaits it, and
lotto exercise the Kings Prerogatve. as to
indicate a want of confidence in Parliament
which, under difficulties the most trying, has,
by the wisdom, vigor aud frmness of its con-
duct, invariably upheld the ,onor of his Ma
Jesty's crown, and promoted the best interests
of his people.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

shoul be consulted as well as the interests &
bjects of governments He had detained
he house SO long, that he should now pro-
coed to move an address the prince regent,
praying his royal highncss to communicate 20
might be afforded without inconvenience, res
pecting the proceedings OF the congress at
Vienna
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

ness 20 extend yeur royal protection to the
interests 80 clearly connected viii, the pros
psi1ty of these realms, 10y Withholding on the
behalf OF his majesty, your royal assent to the
said bill, and we further pray your royal
highness to dissolve the Parliament, who
have furiishsctnc most conclusive evidence
that they do not support the interests, nor
repre- sent the feelings or opinions of the peo-
pie"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

Col. miller's command, consisting of be-
tween and 500 men, arrived at this place
on Saturday night last, from Pitsburq. anG
departed abont O'Clock the aext dey.
We understand that they are destined (,
Prairie du Chen, and no. to the Wabash. As
was stated in our last.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

NoRfoLK, May IS.
Arr. on Saturday the schooner BRo4HgRs,
Capt Sfssou 81 days from Curacao, and IL
from Aux Cages. From Captain Sisson we
understand that Spanish fleet had arrived
at the Island of Margarita, from Spain,
having on board a large military force.
Ledger