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NOTICE.


: have ither lost uis'ad, or surrepH-
uonsy been deprived o.. bond, executed to te lers,
~ dolls. and s7 cents. 81 '"A'oh' ioF
ms nond snow due, and nj persons are cautioned s,
Iee'lnE; or ewing currency 70 It any nnner whnrev-
as shali tae the lssa measures to receive he aTo,
Thereof, OF The aforesaid ob!io-s. W4TY CT hJpi7-
Cctohcr Il. 4a7,. - - O--4' 4-'I'
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e UTICA petition viii be presented IN ,he
i 7 next General Assembly, PRAYING C.at Law
nay pass, narrowing the streets IN tic town ~
SS9t'sylles PovhRian. October IL. 4o-st
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JOHN TYI.OP.

"VItIN LUX,
FLEMING GREEN.
JOHN ANDERSON.
Cony-9esfe,
THOMAS POLLARD. n IT y
October 1S. 10 -.
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NJ s,,E..
. i'ehtoa VIII be prts.a.-d 60 tic nest General
( 2 Assonbly, Praying o. aia,ish The insD.ction at
NianIag'lred Tobacco. Oc'o5o- +. e epe
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22

ORDER OF THE DAY.
PR0CL.A.lk.aIiCs....

| His Majesty, informed by my reports.
| of the glorious victories to which you
have contributed with SO much bravery
and fidelity, has charged me with the
commissioa equally agreeable and fsatter-
inc to ny heart, to testify to you, my
fellow citizens. ms entire satisfaction with
yonr conduct in the several actions that
have taken place. ! canr,t give yoH,
brave warriors Of the NeJhella 3fis, a
stronger proof OF Tie approhation of our
! Beloved and august sovereign. than by
MAKING won acquainted with the terror OF
the letter which his MAJESTY has address
scd TO ne, & which is conceived in these
terms -
g Tire l7csr'e, Jpne 24.--Your reports
of the 18th and ed inst. have given me
inexpressib!e JOY which the happy result
of so many obstinate combas has general
i}y excited, for have the certainty that
| nv troops here had glorious Stare iii
Fhen,. and have seen in the Son ct then
Prince brave example Of the most dan
gerous duties the9 have TO perform.
/" = desire that YOU will acquaint with
nv complete satisfaction all the brave
warriors of the Netherlands. who fought
under your command at Haatre Bras.
and at La Belle Allianee.--Iell them,
that all their fellow couutrymen have tEeir
ewes fixed on them with admiration and
gratitude, and are proud Of the fimness
ard courage which they have displayed.
Let them know that the blood they have
shed has irrevocally Effected the least
doubt that might have subsisted on the
soIidity of this new kingdom, and the
union Gifts inhabitants assure them, that
they Shall ALWAYS haze in me true
friend of the noble profession. and pro
Itector Of valour and CT al military me-
TT,
;. Do YOU yourselves find the reverb
of year devotion, and an alienation Of
vour wounds, iathe honor Of being to the
hysse warriors of the Netherlands, the
organ of the sentiments consecrated 20
them BY their King and county. Con
| tinue then, my countrymen. to walk IN
the path of Aonor your king ackuow-
Hedges your service, AND the conntry
Ihonors you; as for me, feel ny wounds
oniy because they keep me for time at
a distance from you. My lnost ardent
desire iszto join you again tecombat the
common enemy. and brayely to lavish our
Itieod and our lives fer the king aud
country.
| (s;yned)
WILLIAM Prince of ORANGE"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
From, Ike Philadelphia Cos ellie.

An obligine friend has favored US with
the rerusal Of some late letters team
Holland, from which We make the iol-
lowing quotations.
I" Reflections or tie atEafiou 9f thc
Market for East end FEST 1nniaR ara
.4mericenprodNce in .gmstcrdaa IN Me
beginning Ct Jas;e, 1915.
In the course ct the month OF May we
have here IS American vessels arrived
from different ports OF the United States I:
SIX from the Dutch colonies, and IRON
the Havana and St. Domingo, which, to-
gether with pretty large imports OF W.
India produce from England, haye cauS-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22

MS piece. Wnieh ~ ols' - = 49,,
tout q date, wehasG ,aAeh IT, I:s =. 49,
lrler OF me Lower nlline' "A's
[tnls lno ll'l., h;,.,,, : {
Yesterday evening MS re5a. nls ~ tsas
the prince OF orahse 1ooh rllA ~ ia.'
in the Park. ne city ~ ou en naf
resolved to oher % ms msie 9, Ky 'Vs4A
teers eqmPPea aa go 'no.'n's "a A,,s+,;.,
ne husS,aa' os s.' .ha l Th W.,
armies are al hiafchihs ~ s' =. a,,s ~
operations are prosecuted Wi''i 'ne gred' :
lest vigor. Inc ioftfess Oh i'es SueshoN
SURRENDERED yeslernay. is.es u'I Do, 60
on as well as possiisie' except q. : Ssie'
oc
L LIE. - Sa'S ~
s. fLpoA,s.'fsa iios.. !. 800,
Inc Litus, Se'n' '.ose'i'', .. s"1 -.
and eitadei OF Liiie, TO TIE ilnaol'ah.s
OF hlie.
hle..t. genera com. Erefe, y co. e,.
der OF MS excellency me munster o. VIZ, !,
sent an o ,1 Win laii toWe'' - w
commanoet 0! the a'i'eu io'ees 49, !: ~"
cert WITH nm .ae means % i, st sua;ns
an ar'n'snce, mas fece'vea vie 'o',ua; -,
answer from the general oo''''S
lourhay ., u,.a OK
80 ~ 80, 80. ;nsar,n
- d
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
OkIiiAN. IL GSsi,
.fieaanaiia Cnu8'V, august Term,
18i5.

CHDEEEn,
FyEHA'r the administrators Of Robert
Y Nash, 2pnsmith. decreased, do sell,
at DaSlic auction. tee Suns. Pistols,
.swn,j's. & all ntier articles which were
Ies4 Nth the ,leceacat, in his life tine.
.to be iepairet! /; and after such sale, tlat
they do rerain the amount due on the
same f,r rera;-s, and ray tie balances to
file different owners Of the SAID articles,
when called for by them or their legal re-
|prcsen<. ives.
A Lo2y-Test,
A. .Hoo;e. Register Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
. For Boston,

For Boston,
FEM The Schooner Lf,ISl.f,
ssxa isaac EEAns. jim. master ;
regular trader. For freight or passage
apply to the captain on board, or
p. Dunbar & Go.
Who haze for sale. landing from
said Schooner,
224 casks Lime,
so tons Plaster.
IN STORE,
5 cases Patent Silk and Fur HATS
40 boxes English Soap
August II. 9t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22

a. Moore. Register Wills.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
Wstllers s. Herbert,
CONSISTING OF

- ANKEENS Linen camhric
Irish linens Cotton cambria
lecks MQli mutt musilnsS
ck;ng Brunswick, cotton.
,naburcs miIied, figured, &
,wfas damask shawls
mites White Virginia
ack orange brown Ditto Satin
and yellow bonn Black sarsnet
bazetts Colored do.
ne. black, olive, Gauzes and Grapes
brown mixed, Black India hand
green and copper kershiets
cloths Malabar do.
ack, grey, mixed Madras do.
salmon. brown & Bandano do.
drab ribbed stock Cambria do.
met Brewn Holland
ne, mixed, drab Vidonia cloths
and black eassi- One case pins, as
meres serted
annels London bipf s-gs
attinsts Lallies and gentle
oris, drab & Give mems beaver gloves
costings Ladies long Il short
aper6ne wooden kid ditto
vestings Ditto silk ditto
recian ginghams White feather tans
ommon do. Long lawn, and an
ammon cal;coes elegant assortment
Iourning do. Of ribonds
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS who have deposited
"a Guns. &c. at the shop Of the late
Robert Nash, deceased, arc requested to
call and take them away, and pay the
repairs thereon, on or before the first
day of September next, or they vii! be
seld after that time, pursuant to the a
beye order.
Jane Mash, .fdmr.
James .M.Doscelt, .idmr.
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
To RENT.

HyHE WAREHOUSE lately occapi-
ed by Mr.. J. G.. Deneaie, fronting
Umon-street AMI my Wharf.
Also,
The Txo Varehcases [toacther1 enKine
street, adjoining ar. Caidweli's, and
the Alley Of MIR. Mcleod.
FOR Sale,
5Uo Acres of Land on four
mile l,, rpunr,oOne in Chestnut and Oai.
August 10. he %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22
lEolasses, Coffee, &C.

Nfolasses, Coffee, sc.
~ hare jast receired and c.gf@r for Sac
10 hhi,s first quality retailins A:olasses
600 bags anal ten tierces prime green
Coffee
50 boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
g 10. No. I. Chocolate
% dozen bottles Old Port Vine
AID ~ .s'To2E,
% chests 6unpowder 4 Y. Hvson Teas,
OF a very sapetier quality
10 hhds. 81 and IN Troo( Old Whisky,
suitable FOR fairly use
10 hhtls. Cd proof Antigua RDm
Some hne old Madeira, Sherry, and i'e-
rpe-iiye Wines
1 Sss. sad iss., sueARs.
i.iyer;,3al fine and Ground A]|rm Salt
and a general assortment o! other
Groceries as usual
b" We also keep constant supply
OF the best Flour for family use.
l;syan Nt,1yson g Co.
Aucl,sf 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-22

I2egl It 'ors fara provisional Tea irs"F'
published 6y the Dutch Goi'ernD's".
Art. /. There will be two sales ID 'i %:
|course Of this year, the srr'rs SAFE f"
Nay, and the auta f, sale Ill -'o'e'"''
next. E
art. 9. The sprv,g sale will CONSIST 0.
ithc tea, that are imported since oc'rDet
Iast, antil the 10Th April. lhe teas f0ss
| will be imported betu cen the l5th ApIn
and the 18th Oct. next viii be sod at 'l''
autumn sale. ,,s
Art. 8. The Quantity of teas Tor nc
spring sale viii be advertised in'''S0F
.telY. ;, ~
Art. 4. Ten per cent. will be pa'd 0S
the teas in b.,tll their sale. cn.
Art. ). .Aitsnush the directions o. 49,, ~
company may be constituted 5eior e. ~
18th Oct. next, still their transac!is ..
wi!l in no wise affect tie a1tamfi sa'
which will temaia undsr the dlfes', I,n,c
tie department for Commerce ana ~ ~.
aies on the present footing, but a, lien %
imported after the. 18th Oct 40" vi" .sle.
viii not be included in the aptt'"n e 9Th the
will be stored under the elrecao ~, " Zane
rev Company, and. be sold Oy '"'
Cor accoulltof the owner. 80 opaIi-
AIT. s. as long AZ the requests 9''
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-21
experimentation.
VIRGLNL4 LEGISL .8YYJP ~
RICHMOND, Wal January 81. 1915.

The Senate ooncurred ia the Amendments of the
H. OF d; on the Defence -BlH-and ON "Wednesday, the
Legislature proceeded by JOINT ballot of both Houses
10 10 the election OF the General oficers-The Major
Generals were elected in the following order -
lst Brig. Gen. Robert b Taylor,
I'd. 1t. Col. Arnistead Mason
On Thursday, the Brigader Generals were elected
in the following order =
LIST. Brig Cen john II. Cooke
I'd. 1t. Col. Charles F. Mercer.
81. 1t Col. David Campbell, (Abincdon,)
-, 4th 1t Col Jehn w Green (Fredericksburg. J
ne Legislature determined, by Special Act, to
devove the Executive, tho appointment the STAFF
VIZ djutant General, Inspector General, Q carter
Slas'er-Genersl, ComInsssry Generslol Ordnance g
Thursday night came, before the ballots were oon-
oluded-and as soon that business was completed.
the Legislature closed its long session and adoarned
sine die.
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Office gfthe n. Y. Gazetfe

A:.1 |""' II, i6l4-.NOOH.
e gr' OF Rockaway, Captured off the Hook on
uesday morning by the frigate Pomona -
ms schooner was loaded with wood fo,.
M rev, =, 5ork after taking OFF her deck load.
nerS belo%Viuo n re and put on board priso-
nc scho ner Horizon. Potter. from Norfoit
o .S,l. 20 New Bedford, with a cargo of -four
tobacco and cotton, captured on the qd ~ j.,
slant sixty miles S. w Of Montauck po;n,
S SS rue ne org Nlmrod and ordered for Bermu,
GA, she also captured the sloop Black Ike
ana new schooner both from NJ III
= a 'rig from Philadelphia for the West ill.,
4, l ne ships Of war Of the Hook on Tue.
e Gay ni'rTung we're, the Majestic race. the
sNTTig@teS POMONA and Endynoion. aud H. Ir;s,
Nimrod While our informant ~ ~, ~ ~ y
ne u N'nrod size was sent by the comman,le,
o. tne Ha,sshc, with dispatches for the co,c.
mander OF the Spencer N the Delawsre III III
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returned on Tuesday morning. The MINI
rod found the Spencer off cape Henlopen, on
Saturday or Sund ly-She had been ON shore
ON shoal near Heniopcn, had thrown o.
verboard three weeks provisions, 1000 shot,
some oil her guns, and started most of her
water. Does this account for the svhne
.fag p
1t was supposed she was considerably da-
mayed, she proving leaky. The Nimrod
staid by the Spencer half day, and when
they parted the latter was steering for Hall
fax
The Endymion arrived off the Hook on
Tuesday last from n. London. to relieve the
Forth frigate, the latter vessel having sail
ed the same day for Halifax
Our informant adds, that all the vessels off
the Hook are short of hands, owing to their
having manned 50 many prizes. The MINI
rod had only 20 men.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. To-
We are grievously disappointed at the pre-
sent very interesting moment, bv the failure
OF The mail from louisiana. Various pro-
babie causes may be assigned for its failure,
besides those incident to high waters, bad
roads and casualties. The Direct Mail. we
are informed, used to cross part of Lake
ronchartrain. The enemy being in posses
sion OF that lake, the Circuit which the mail
to lose trip. 1t is possible the mail nav
arrive. we are informed, on Tuesday, by what
| is called the Marietta Mail Otherwise we
shall in all probability not hear from Orleans
before Friday next.
General I1ord. ave understand mas resign
ca ms command 'tie Northern .f,my.
n. Y. Ev. Post
From the Ontario Messenger of the Sd inst
We understand that The u s. Lieh, Dra-
soons, The Light .4rtRtery, end the 14th regi-
7nent Of infantry lately stationed at JtyllianIs-
UWe and Bn8als, are on their march 10 the
eastward, Probably for Piatts6urg or Sack
ett'S Harbor. II fart ofthenl hqSsed here
yesterday.
From the Ropository-same date.
| Three regiments Of tie army uuder Gen.
Izdrd, are on their zvau from Buffalo, march
ing east-tis said. for Greenbush. T4yo corr
| hGnics hdSSed through this tozvu yesterday.
From the orders thai haze been give1l FIR the
removal Of stores, &c. IL is aff.iehended the
residue Of The army svW soon foHozv. and
thus ieaUe The SueSteru. frontier defenceless.
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Boston Chronicle.
From the New YORK co-.,,. -

I'"I1 nc 'Ve7v- YoTk Gazette, Jan. 10
we learn from undoubted authority that
a gentleman; bearer Of flag, who left the
oupgro, 40: Hotham, off n. London, at 3 o.
admiral told him that he had letters ,' INT .ne
England as late as the 18th of Nov. s,tboril
sing nm to continue to prosecute the war
with the utmost rigor. wal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-21

Extract of letter from q veIy ;n1.1i;o-o-.
gentleman of Boston, to his friend here 70.
GeiVed by the Thetis, arrived at New-
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ST.. BAR1s. Aau. 90 1914

., 1'1d 15Ig haS n length been .efUen ut
az pienna, and Me first hrincjfIe 1rohoaeJ
71Gs, mat g FREE SHIPS S{JOffyT1l69
0IAKE FREE GOODS." IN
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.

General Izord. qve understand mas resign
ca ms command of'the Northern .frmy
n. Y. Ey. Post.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12

mind but a British public cannot be held
bIameless, who. having the right, and even
Boosting of it, to think for itself, is led, with
a hook in itsnose, and bride in its mouth,
by the artihce of a few individuals in pow
er I; still less can we expect to be exempt
from those national visitations. which re-
suit from the indulgence of malignant spi>
rit. founded on prejudices which we have,
better than any other nation under Heaven,
the powerto remove.-First cast the beam
from thine own eye; and then shalt thou see
clearly to remove the mote that is in thy
brothers eye.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12

The list Of progocatons, as ensmerated in
the Presidents message, calling for war,
(and which he herein considers as exhibits
ing a state OF war on the side Of Great Bril-
tam, against the United States, while the
United States were observing a state Of
peace towards Great Britain,) may be class.
ed as follows
1. The impressment Of seamcn from A.
merican shipsj and especially of natives Of
the United States.
2. The seizure Of American ships under
illegal or pretended blockades, or orders in
council.
8. The insult of charging the United
States as aCcomplices with the late French
Government, in the assertion of maritime
doctrines which they have always dis
owned.
4. The Henry Plot
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the fast sail
ing schr. Maria, Breevourt, in 81 days from
Havrc de Grace, from whence enc sailed on
the 5th of Aug.
BY this arrival we learn, verbally, that a.
bout 30 900 Of the allied troops had gone into
Cantonements in the reimbursement of Paris.
in which capital every thing remained tran
quil--that a report prevailed at Havre, that
the French armies had manifested symptoms
of hostility that to prevent junction of two
of the French divisions, an army of 10000
Prussians had been sent, who were nearly
annihilated in an action that took place so
great was said 10 be the devastation, that it
required 800 Wagons to bring of the wonn-
de only.
Capt. Brevoort has obiglnglY favored the
Editors of the Mercantile. Advertiser With
Paris Journals to the 3lst July but they con
tain no events Of consequence. In the paper
of the Both, it is said that a private letter
from Turin confirm the news Of the arrest of
Lucien Bonaparte in that city He had excl
ted suspicion by the mysterious manner and
the superabundant precduLion with which he
travelled incognito.
The following articles are translated from
the latest papers,
Zfgnsiotsd for NE Commercial Hdvcyh-
PARIS. July %. Z
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Translated from, The Mercury of France fo
.9frK 1915
FOR THE FEDERAL GAZETTE.
THE. AMERICAN ROSNu1S

The AMERICAN ROSCIUS.
we actually possess in Paris Mr.. JOHN
ttOWARD PAYNE, the first actor in the
United States. Alter being successful in
England, where the conformity of the Ian.
guage with his own, has permitted him to dis
play his talents, he has come to France
with the design of comparing the manners of
the different countries and OF gathering, from
the different systems of defamation, the dis
tinSushlnS eXce!lencies Of each. lie has been
received here by our first actor TALMA.
who loses no opportunity Of doing HOMAGE 10
the arts, particularly to that which he him
self has cultivated in i manner so distinyuish
ed. The different Theatres of Paris have
been emulous to throw open the doors of their
green rooms to this actor, the first in the new
world, whe has seen his name traverse she
vast ocean. Here follows 4 short histofy of
the principal events of the theatrical pro-
gress IN America the article then proceeds
with an account of his European successes l
In the month OF June, 1913, he made his first
appearance upon the theatre of Drury lime
at London, in the tragedy of Douglas. and
supported with honor the trial of aDoearinq
so young before an European audience. rem
oered fastidious by the habit of bearing. or
at least OF knowing by tradition Garrick Mrs.
olodons' hemble and other great actors
And what might have sutliced to overturn HE
audience, he had to contend with the d,fFicul.
y OF playing tue part, without the support of
the principal actress. With whom he had re-
ne rsed It and who was to have been with
hum almost constantly upon the stage Miss
omlth OF Drury Lane not being able to per
torn her part, (.atly Randolph) it was sus-
tanned by Mrs. Powell, of Covent Garden.
whom he, in these circumstances of his first
appearance, had seen for the first time, but
moment before entering upon The stage.
Mr.. PAYNE afterwards passed throngh
the Provinces of England but it was above
all IN Ireland that he excited the most lively
transports. They were so strongly marked
Al Dublin, that he was compelled to express
has gratitude to the audience in an extempo-
raneous address, which raised their approba
eion even to enthusiasm. 1t should be a sub
Ject OF regret with US in France, that the par
tiai cultivation Of the English language, viii
not enable us to witness the exhibition of such
early and wonderful talents but, it is lust
cause OF exu'tation. that one should come 50
great distance for the purpose of studying
our literature and our arts. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-13

- CdQiZ .Juyu 81 121s
commodore Decatur. we learn bas se.-
t,ea the account with Algiers; afte, tsEinc,
ehe'r nnest irigate and sloop of war he an9
peared off the lily of Anglers and sent az q T.
ashore, with an intimation that lie &c -.
iease al Americans and III American vessels
anu I eha' be Should have four hours 70 de-
noerA,e out that if NO answer should he re-
IN ashes. 10y TIC city
An A'gerine corvette from off T,r,i,
move ~ sight during this period AMI 1an .a,s
Of tbe av Oh urks of distinction the palace
VI eIi9 Icy was surrounded and he was me-
naced with decapitation at the end # tbo
eulro nour' the flag returned with the snhm;a-
SION OF inc dey to the terms dictated bv ron,
-" rOoo .t Decatur !; all Americans were releas-
eie lley engages not to demand tr;hnt,
hereafter from the United States All ,h".
%!l americans wherever taken, or On hoard
~'lHtevsr shIpS, shall be released without
ne commodore and suite went on
of ,t, ana upon representations by the Dev
-: t'ie uanSer ne was in, the Commodore r,.lI.
nl'n present of the ,.aptured friqate Ta.e
mas ended the third African war W. ms .,Ns
these adyices by way of Carthagens., '''-'"
.Hi.rorG.;
- !etter from an American ofse,r of MOI. -
vt mediterranean fleet to his cnIl sDnnde9 i; NJ ~
rN, saws, Peace concluled win ,La N, ,,en
y" u'e i2th July-and en- our own terns1 "a
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Net Republican rain


In addition to the above gain. the decease OF
federal gentleman elected from Pennsylva
ma, and the Contested, elections in New.
York, will, it is Believed, produce a further
loss to the opposition of two members. and.
consequently, increase the net Republican gain
to ten.
IL is not for the purpose of exultip,- over
our-afyersaries, much as we rejoice in the
advancement OF what we re!isiously believe
TO be the. vital interest OF our coantry--it is
WIN no such unworthy purpose that we scan
tPe changes and prospects OF the opposing
parties. 1t rs to shew the falsity and tue fol,y
OF those predictions which promised, q contra-
w issue 10 the electinns---it IS to roaut The a.
legations OF those who would persuade the
Greduious and deiudsd that the gcyernmentis
oeclining IN the attachment of the pscple--iti,
to convince those who cnil cling to tl,eir hos
tie preJuiices, that they are deceived by the
wives OF their artfui leaders, and 10 demon
serate 10 them that their hopes of power are
iaiiacious and absurd" their cause sinks a.
their country rises. F" Besides a desire To re.
press the delusive hopes of our opponents our
purpose, IN making the above statement, is TO
eSlioit to the republican party the evidence
Oh their increasing strength, and inspire them
with just confidence in the truth and stab,I,-
ty OF the principles they maintain. The chang:
we now exhibit in favor ofrepublcanism, has
taken place under circumstances which
from causes too obvious to require explana-
tion' were extremely unpropitlous to any IA
Voraole turn in public sentiment. But error
cannot long prevail under a,y circumstances:
and with the rising glory and growing pros
Per'ty OF orr country, and, above all, the diff
fusion OF knowledge into all ranks of the com.
munlty, we look forward with confidence to
the complete and lasting triumph of that par
ty which has supported, at ali personal ba-
Sards, our national rights, elevated the ma
oonai character and advanced the national
prosperity. Nat. Nv"