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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
. For Sale OF Rrnt,
The Washington Tavern

IN the town of Alexandra. -possesslo'
TO be hail in the month af April next
This long established Tavern $3.50 uni
yersaily known tllata parties ar desofip
ten Of fhe premises is deemed nnnecc;
sarg. For terns. &c. apply 10
.agHes s,a1das.
September 9. II
- The Editors of the Fredericktowi
Herald aud Minchester Ga7ettc, vii
lease to insert the above ance a weei
sor six weeks, andforw,,rd their account.
20 this Office !yr DO y1neEi.
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Manufactured Tobacco

EUsr RhcEisED from Virginia
ID $50 kegs, ana ilsG kegs, OF the hes
CHEWING lOBtCC0, {
On hand, Cayendis, Ladies' Twist, Srnf
and sneaking ditto, CARROTS snuff. ],
BOTTLES ard Bisdflefs. ,,appse tfo. Per IL
ar .,cs-.9lso, Spanish and AnrricanCi-
itfsS, of the very best quality. Al
Which Is oiieredfef sale attic lowest nj
ces by
John May, GolMcconlst.
Lorer End Of tFriace-ssfeet
! N. 3. Four or Eve steady Jaarneynlen
will tiadcoRstant emP!ay and 'sood va
LEAF TOBACCO put up IN barrels
suitable for West-lndia markets by
Sapeust u 80. <
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
ntke ,Siame q the Empereur.
PROCLAMATION TO the Frenchmen
nf GuadaiGnre.

The enemy. collected in force at the
Saints. a,.,r,'aci, without doubt the mo-
ment q re-; 1in% their s:enaces Of inva-
SieD. F"e'ea,Hen 4 tkon upan yea
"a prove 'hat sc ehi.' OPUS, the.n with
tAe courage nhic., Sc a'a ','.a caase as
'3Nes .Gs.iees, len tie cords winch Drite
As q q : ( # honour and our country.
|--Eheec are howeyer t7aitcrs who me-
Alta TO jisrIa at their.vsses, on the
i%rrearance of tie '-nemy, tie sits'' OF re-
ta!i;na, he white fig t'ey VIII direct
|ti,e aGcny. ard felit IL their ranks. 10
|iadal.-:euce Z those traitors idanaunce
theta q - brave defer;e.s # tie cole
ny! Sesaa ter persons, and Jet. t~sm he
|cole'rcretl r. tie ljrst colonial a',t asitv.
4 military tesbusa|, etiuita5ie. 'st $eTn e.
,tili apsly to thee Re ris.oui o:'i:s'sFys.
Hts at tbs moment Of darsser tai: TIE
brave s:leall Knit themselves together,
sad hasten 70 cccarer Ill = cries OF
WYE L'EMFE8E 3
aa5seterre, e,rad. Aag. s. 29f.
The Gov = ;eut. Gen. ;ofhia Maiasty
OF ,,:;e isisa(i 81 Guadaiouee 4 its
[ ~depeade >.i4s.
fsigned) Le Go.l,Ii4c H:E LIMOS.
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70 Rent,

& ND possession to te.given imme
diately. the Stare and Cellar, mex
,som to G. and |. p. Thompson, and late
s occupied by Samuel Mark, &Co.--I
IS an excellent stand for business. 70,
terms-Apply to
ELIZA wilson.
Aug. 81. sa@tf.. !,
2
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An2EIF.

In consequence S ou5 Proclamation of
this day, seei,s the..2 gers pich threat
~ the colony. anafNn necessity ~ pre-
snting the criminal projects OF traitors,
re have declared rs follows
1. Every Frenckn;an who shall display
or suffer to be displayed at this dwelling
the white flag every inciyitiial who shai.
rally TO this colour, or who Shall take any
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
SALEM, Sept, 81.

The Martinique Gazette contains
Proclamation of 1t. Gen. SIR James Leith
and Rear admiral SIR Charles Durham
IT, The Inhabitants * Gpadalonre, IRE:
vsns. to making descent; in whieh they
state their object, as TIE allies of H. nj.
&c. Majesty. to be, to put GaatF}oupe for
t,e present, under the protection otH.
z. aiaiesty. They inform item OF the
defeat of Banaraste on the 18th Of June,
his Eight with some Of his perjured Ge-
nerals to Paris, his consequent aoafca.
tiopof the pretended imperial crown and
the irresistible progress of tie allies to-.
wards the capital. they call upon such
officers and soldiers Of the line as may
have only yielded circumstances in sefs-
ling under the tpicoloured Hag, while they
were yet loyal in their '.earts and wish
ed for an opportunity to make it appear,
to declare themselves accordingly, and
they should be protected by the British
Ea-. and recommended to Count ne Var
Grand. the Gov. General of the French
West indies. All officers and soldiers
IF the line, serving una,r the tricoloured
Jar, who should separate from the PAR
ti.a,'s 4 3onaparte, and surrender them
- e.. with their arms to the british
ces. Should be sent prisoners Of war to
r a-ire. to be disposed CT by the Duke of
| Wellington, and their baggage should be
r.eryesl. The militia and ether colo
IS who shorld thus se-arate them
&a!ves. nisht return to their hab'tatons,
,,he-.e tFey should be protected in their
sos and pronetty. But every eFieer
aui:, !iarof the line who should thereaf-
ge- cortn-c in arms against Fl. b. NJ.
houi'i he sent prisoner Ct war to Eng
.aHa and every militia Tan or other CO.
..p;st f,1nd 10 arms, should BE sent cut
u tie 5oiony 20 prison. AS soon as the
Icoiory should haze Submitted, aud its
,iahs'Jitant. taken TIE OF IS Of fidelity 70 II.
3. Majesty Car the tiWe it skvu!d re-
,aaIn 4aler British domif,asion, the In
kabi4aats and their property should De
protected, and its commerce PUT upon a
more advantageous footing t.ian duting
the last war.
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20 Rent,
The Brick Store,

1At the corner af Prince & Union streets
now II the occupancy Of DAVID . a'lf
Jonathan Hoss. The Stand Ter 2 ersce :
nv Store and the purchase OF Gialn, -. ,
superiior to any in the place. osses'
SION given 10th October.
Apply to !, 80.
Lazorason. and Fo1eac.
Sent. III.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20

A few days before the attack, Sir James
Leith. with the desire OF avoiding the ciiu-
sion of blood, sent a summons to the re-
bells by CAPT. Hay. TIE senduct of the
people of Basseterre, on this OCCASION,
formed singular contrast with that Of
the retel chiefs. While they saluted his
ears from all quarters with cries OF Iire
'e Roi! these prepared for him, as their
,nivanswer to the summons. the fellow
,ng prac amation, verify of the finest
aa1 S OF .;larct and Robespierre.
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v
s!atmg terms, forcash or approved pa
per,
s. xMoSG WHICH ARE,
CLOTHS, Casinleres, Eerssys, Elan
nels, Blankets, F;ashiags, testinsst
Bocxiuxs& Green hare, Kendall Got
yoas, bsue and white Kerseys, Florenets
Ayarsted and Cotton Hose, ca!lcpcs,
White anil eolored Capbrics & Sarsnetts'
Cotton Shirtiags, Chintz and Fancy
.Shawis, Scotch Goods, Corded, Striped
and Book Muslin, Grape and Leno.
Ginghams, Tas.e Covers, Cotton I'M
-Areitss, Sewing Silks and. Twists, Sew
ing Cotton, Shirt Rattors, Ressst Cord {
Shoe Bindings, 80 boxes lis Plates,
Saeet Copper, an eleeant. assortment OF
StpSs, aud b variety ofotlier articles.
N. e. Axe shall be ready "a sell, CT
Wedaesly nsst at our warehouse, King
street.
For gals, Freisi,s or Charter,
so 'ltle ine Earlue
80 MARY,
-, scs 65-o5 tons, a first:rats
SALES, aud Will be ready to receive
cargo in ten days J.S 8 :.
September 9. II
M. Tho Federal 3snabsican & Ma.
tianal EaselIisenccr, will please insert
s.;e. aaoye ihrse tines, and send their ac-
cseHts ~ this Office.
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fnbl.c. Sale

firtueaf q deed OF trust to the
sc subscriber, WILDE sold, on Tues.
day, zSsaSepteiE5er, ,st eleven o'clcck.
at the cpiiee house, IN Alexandria, ainei-
ETY. Of a Lease Of 900 Years en- a tract o.
land near The: great fails OF Petstnaye-
rnataining l7e21.,cres OF land, vita the
l,riy;le-e of clttI.,g the wood frnia t;.s
sahe az tie price Of three pence sterling
a cord. I'cyms OF sale cssh.
Wis;am kasasag. Ifasfss.
Sents.nbexeG.. ,itS
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NOT IjHs.:
G.iihth 81 Brawner,

! Hare fast veesired crl t;,;sr for Sale,
irish ..insns sntl i.o.,g i.sse'.ls
plas,slas ard noNtas
Tamh IS and Iseae AnsslRs
.asp'@i- GH.s!;aiss
Pocket iiandkeSehie.s
Chinese Grapes
Cotton Lose
sehs and hoys Iscarer Gloves
:DoTlbazettes, &c.
{ ktcust 2f.
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lston tie Tass,sa Gosft GGzfffe Ju-
iy. y s. 8
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From the G'ledner.

DON QUsxoTE's ITsrRrcrnS
70 SSxco Raaxa, before lie Get CIT for h
II foreTi.iiie,.t.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-20
John MAY, 2oMcconist.

August Is.
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Which they offer for sale on acco.ntno
.!at;ag terms, iorcash or approved pa
per,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

sbe Elders ef !is .Sey. Tsrk Gazette.
Some intelligence which gave you some
time since, respecting preparations for de-
ienee Ia the Canadas, i observe contrad;c,ed
in the Boston Cenlinel, and thehce into other
papers. However delicate il may be in re-
wing those military subjects, Of which the
nation has seen enough, especially for tho
psessnl, IL Is nevertheless the fact, that some
OF lite vessels which were lately sold BY the
United States government, as unnece ssary OH
Lake Cnamplain, were by the owners >own
declaration TO me, about TO be taken by the
British goyegnment, tor the purpose OF con-
veying stone 10 the Isle au Noix, 10 build
strong for,iica,ion at tha, place, in order TO
protect their Navy Yard below, and TO resis,
Ary eoc'oachme0ls upon Canada aud that
iour sloops were wsntsd when the Lake
should open in the spring The contractor
had spoken to them upon the subject, and
that they should engage with him.
IL is also TACT, that Captain Owens, and
the Naval Officers, had come out for the ex-
press purpose Of surveying the Canadian
Lskes, aud not to assist the Commi IS ions
This was stated by them at Montreal as was
credibiy informed.
That Gen. Murray was coming out as the
Nose'hor Nencrai, I'D place OF Sir George
Provost, who was expected to return to the
Csn.das; and with him troops, (Which num-
Der was stated by the British military officers
at io,ooo> and the few troops in the Canadas,
make It very probable, and particularly as
some had arrived; but the seasons being ad-
vanced, they were expected in the spring.
Sir Robeft Hall, the Nav, Commissioners
at Kingston, was also informed from un-
doubted authority, had contracted for consid-
cradle supplies OF ship timber for that Lake.
From what has appeared in the London
papers, about ship building on the Lakes, and
The corresponding contracts for timber and
batteries, TO protect them as they build, II is
beyond donb',tbe British intend TO strengthen
themselves 10 the Canadas ; and that this
nation should be apprIsed of it, is also beyond
sdouot; the Centinel to the contrary notwith-
standing A TRAVELLER.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
A ROOuEr


For tie Anglo-Amerie editors, cued from the
British Naval Ch onice. for October 1914 when
We were al war with England:
Ihe American government disavow the
afoei!es saId 10 have been committed by
iheir army 10 CaDada. The Presiden, repro
Dates our conduct, iH burning The public cdi.
ii1es at Washington, IN pointed terms of in.
ldigna'ion. Ii the Ams,ican 1federal1 ;our.
n"is were worthy OF credit, general revolt
Was TO nave been expected before this, if the
fmoecfr President should not resign So far
from these redictioos being verified, the
leading men OF all parties, seem to rally
round the executive power. /, is surely a
strange mode, adopted BY thoss trans -A,lau,ic
cduors' OF proving their fatriotisns, 5y Ndegra.
ding fheir oIn national character, ana hrais;up
fhe inUaaers " their shores ne far thas
hose fh'Aifies are derived from a source near
or 10 our Treasury tAan is generoly sushec,ed.
-ihey operate much more powel fully i'm
England than America, and are atImi, ablv
calculated 10 render the war popular, BY hold.
ing out deIusivc hopes Of disunion and revolt
amongst the United States thus binding the
ctedu'oos and unwary to the rnipous results
WIN whlch tins unnstufal war is tecmins."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
New Goods,
PETER p. REMINGTON.

A@L,. ISo. Is, Thames -sfrees, .
MILL open this day an extensive assortment Of
w -blacS, blue. brown and mixed Broadcoths
black brown, blue and mixed Cassimeres, Flannel.
baiSrs, Bombaze,ts, Dcvonshire Kerseys, Plains,
Ca'heoes, copper plate do Ladies' and Gentle
mans Beaver Gloves, Kid do. Ladies' and Cen
ttemens worsted uoze, LAnb'a Wool do; elegaus
Lyonese ves,ing ,wird Bsndanna Hkrs, biscl;
snk do, 6.4 Gnghams Cambricks; gilt pu,toos
Fms Tapes; i0-4 and IL Blankets very cheap.
American Shecting, sA wide.
The above mentioned Goods will be soli lover
than usual
New,York Money and Treasury Bills taken at 4
reduced price. Nov. %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
MARRIED.,

At .Ndd'efersi, On Sunday evening last, by is
Kew. Mr.. Eddy. JosnuA Ct rcssuA1r. q MsS
DssoRAH ALLEN, daughter vi Mar. Jonu Alien. 5
DIED, ~
In this town. on Thursday last, Miss Lxrt
irexxR, aged so,----on the 18Th ull. MIR. JoAS
bAssELLs. aged 81.
AZ Biis:si, on the sth inst. Mrs ANN YATES q
town.
Az Sosfh, KirgsfOrn. on Wednesday last. Mrs.
MARY bRowN, aged 81, wife OF X Brown, Esq.
~>~<~
"A letter from pet,rsburgh, Vir. of The 10th insti
observes, "0ur great Lawyer, GEoRcE E,TAYioh
died tins morning lie had the influenza, with colt'
which te.l upon his lungs and carried him off
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
GL0RI0US IEFFECPS OF THE TRI-
UIPH or TIE " "LEGIIIL1TES"

A leuer from Bordeaux, dated l9tn Oct.
states, that All the American merchants at
that place, ADD some .Amercao citiZeas who
were travellers, haze been mos heavny fared
'o1vards raising he contribution 10 nay me
allies for cnsiavIag Franc! While English,
lrisn, aud Frencn, Aii citizens Of France, have
oeen taxed on lheir ormous capitals, from
Is 20 10000 fraocs, the Americans, on their
small capitals, aIIhout being citizens, and
without any French privileges, have been
taxed from s to $4,000 franks.
This IS species Of rob5ery direcf,
which Tar exceeds the piundefings of Ma.
poleon Bonaparte under the Decrees,and is a
full match for the pira,ieal seizure Of our
vessels on the high seas by the cruisers of
OF his Britannia M,jesty before the ezrs ence
OF any French dccfee.-We understand tha,
our able aud respectable consul at Rordca,fx,
NJ. LEE, VINO is ever alive to the interes,
OF our merchants, has warmly protested to
the French authorities sAiust This outrageous
practice.--Patnof.
The gallant General por!ier, who has re
Gently been the viclin Of a,eiotic efor,
TO release Spain from the msnseles Of eccle.
siasiieal and regal ,yyanny, was only thirty
years old, and served as Mldshicman IN
the battle OF Trafalgar r.--Prev. .freP.
Personal attachment rhc Polish colonel
Sis'owski (says London paper OF Oct. y
who had solicited anl obtained permission 10
join Bonspartc at the Isle Of ST.. Helena, Sc,
on, in the brig Of war Cormoran,, which has
stied for tha, lslsst,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
POSTSCRIPT.
Ew.YoRY, NOV.

NEw'roRx, Nov. IS.
Yesterday morning arrived at shis port
the cartel British brig Betsey, from Lon
don, with Us American prisoners, prin-
cipaliy discharged from British ships OF
war. We understand Russian ship
was to sail shortly alter TIE Beisey, win
colored American prisoners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Accounts from Port-su Pnhee, state that
~ gale OF wind on the 9oIh Of October, !; hi.
peror ChrIstophe's vessels of war were driven
on shofein the hartor Of Cape Nichola Mole,
md mos. OF he hcuscsrn that town and Jcre
ME were unroolcd or blown down
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

The National IuielIigeoeer Of Thursday
last says, Captain Sinclair, late conmsh.
der on Like Eric has been appointed TO the
command Of the frigale Constitution, at
Bos'on.--Before he proceeds TO his command
ne has been ordered TO survey York River,
preparatory to the establishment Of a more
'iigible site for a Naval Dock Yard for
ne southern division Of the coast, than
nose occupied for that purpose"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
NEWPORT.
Mediterraaean SQuadron.
WEDWESDAY, NoYEAfsER 90. 1915.

We were no, li,tle sufpTized to learn, a
few days since, that the Mediterranean squad.
ron, which was noored in our harbor, was or
dered to depar, from this port for Boston and
NewYo'k the independence, Macedonian,
and Congress, together with one or two 9TH
ers, for Boston (; the residue Tor the latter
place. Most of those destined Tor n. York,
sailed on Sunday last; those destined for
Boston are waiting for favora6te opporIuni-
iy 10 reach the favored port. We have no,
heard any reason assigned tor this extraordin-
AIRY procedure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29


" The speech = q C Ki1E France on the op-
ening OF nls rsnlAment hls oeen received. The
1o'iowi1g paragraph, aheTeIn he siiudes to the
disg aeeiu treaty made with the Allies, is the
only important part Of the speeca;
- the .oSens of love thar my people gave
Se, even IN thc most critical momenrs allie
1ated my indlVidoai suffsrngs bu, those of
ay subjects, of my children, oppoesa my
'eari (; and in order TO put an end to that
fate OF things, more grievous than Wa II
elf, have deemed it my duty 10 conclude
rgh the powers who,atter having cycrthrowo
ne usurper, at .prcsent occupy great part
pt our territory, convention which settles
pur present and future relations with the N.
II shall be communicated 10 you without re
serve, so soon as il shall have received it,
aasi form. You will know, Gentle men, and
All France will know, tLe great rain thar
rnu'f ha0e teh bur the ye,y safety OF my
kingdom rendered that great termination
necessary; and when took that determina.
uon' teis the duties that it imposed on me-
The Speech Of Louis, (says the N. Y. Col
umbian) seems TO indicate moderation.--Csr
tainiy, no Wanting language could become
his degr AIDED situation aud that OF MS county
Yet ii ne has dIscernment enough TO Ieasn
Wisdom by experience, he ought 70 Eve the
credit OF il. The example of the odious
Ferdinand, in spain, may deter has cousin"
OF France from using the wip and spur TOO
freely until he is firmty seated 10 the saddle.
Nevertheless, he uses the iechnicak language
OF a feudal lord speaking to vassais--eve,y
thing aud person are his property-,hc peo.
pie have no right TO form constitution
no,--but his majesty ve'y graciousy, cot of.
his sovereign viii aud pleasure, dictates a
char,e', royal grant. The k,ugdom is
his by his inher erritance, and all It's contents
are SO many Appu'teDances OF his estate.
This Is the fashion oil all Europe. Almost
every crowned head issues declee which
has the force of law, without consult.
ing the Legislature. Wine tnis despotic US
age is tolerated, 40 Eu u'opean kingdom can
possess iteedon,--oa n )dlhed slavery only.
Public opiuisn may OBTAIN strong Influence,
and tnat Is he o>st security The people have
legigia I-es assembled under royal favor,
are on!y t. uailucs 20 please the people, and
cas- yea over executive Influence that
inHIence whose sgOsis, ,dGcc Is unchanged,
tho II changes ns toFrn--irom direct " ind,-
rect.
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LATEST FROM SPAIN.

letter from an American gentleman at
Cadix, dated 18th Of Oct. to his friend in
Philadelphia, states, that great change bad
been made in the Spanish Ministry that the
imprisoned Members Of the Cores had been
Feleased, and that very favorable results we're
expected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29
poRrsMourK, NoY. 2,

The Washington, ~, Com. Chsuncey,
cropped down from TIC Navy Yard on Thurs-
day, at ~ o'clock. into the lower hsr5or. She
moved from ,he Ya'd in an elegap, s,yle, and
was sGuted from Forts Constitution and NJ
CIeary. She proceed, 20 Ro,ion the f-s' IA
yorable wind.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Il 0"t l-HSftsfu.
by the ship Huntress, arrived AT New
io'k, in % days from Liverpool, London and
Liverpool papers TO the 2lst of Oct. were re-.
eeived. A London paper OF Oct, 2ist as
ser,s with cot6denee, that the following are
the chief conditions of the Treaiy between
France and ;Se Allied Powers
France ccdes 10 perpetuily,
Landau Marcenburgh,
Saare-Louis, Versoye or Ves,ix,
PhilPpeyille, near the lake OF Geneva.
The fortihca,i6ns of Hunninguen arc to be
destroyed, aod no foriificauons are TO be er.
ected Within three leagues OF Basic.
France renonnces the righ. of garrisoning
MANAGE, near Nice
France returns the territory in the Neither
lands and Savoy, ceded by the treaty of last
year.
France shall pay to the allies contribu-
tion OF 700 million, of francs.
during fe y3afs she shall maintain one
hundred and fhy thousand of the allied
troops, 10 be stationed within her own terri
tories, IN and near the fottrcsscs hereafter
named ; but at the end of three years, should
the contributions be paid, il may be made
subject OF consideration whether these troops
for,resses hereafter mentioned may not be
restored.
France retains Avignon, and Comp,e Ven
aissin, and MonIbelIIard. The latter is stu.
ated near Beior!: II is small Dutchy for
merry belonging 10 Wiitemberg. The two
ior'ner, situated IN The south Of France, be.
lore the revolution belonged to the Pope, aud
he yet insists on their restoration.
The following sixteen iortresses are TO be
garrisoucd by tho allies during five years -
VaIenciennes, Condo, Maube6se, Landreey,
LIE Qdesnoi, Cambray, Give,. Charlie N ont,
Mez'eees, Lcdan. Thionvllle, Lonswy, Bit.
che, Mont'.sedy. Rocroy. Asesncs, and the
bridge head Of Fort Louis,
lhe following are The charges, says Lon
don paper OF October -, which are 10 be pre-
ierred against General Sir George Provost,
aud which have been served on him prepare.
tory TO their being investigated bya general
conrt marshal
First charge---For having, on or about the
llth OF September, 1914, by holding on, the
expectation of co-ope ration of the army un.
der bis command, induced Captain Downic,
late OF his Majesly's ship Coniance, to attack
the American squadron on Lake Champlain,
when II was highly imprudeot, to make such
attack without the cooperation from the land
forces, and for no, having afforded that coop
eratioD.
Second cbargo--For not having s,ormed
the American works on shore al nearly the
same time that the said naval action commen-
ced, as he had given Captain Downie reason
10 expect.
Third charge--For having disrcgarded the
signal for cooperation, which had been pre-.
'iously agreed upon.
Fourth ehafge--For not having attacked
he enemy Oh shofe, either during the said
'a7al action or after IL was ended, whereby
ais Majes,y's naval squadron, under the COM
nand of Captain Downie, nigh. have been
saved.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Of Governor for the ea.u!ag year, the
choice fell on Gsu. ID. B. Mitchell, who on
the second ballot had a'majori,y Of Is votes
over Gosernor Early.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

FIRE.->Tho house oil Mr.. NILns, of But
ternu,s, O,sego county, was consumed Il by firo,
on tho night Of the Sk inst. together with
shres Of ms ehi!dren!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-29

Georgia.--.The Legislature of Georeis
convened at MilIeGgeviIe on the 9th inst
Ehe Legislature proceeding to the election