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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
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VICE ADMIRALTY DECISION.

The Legal Tender, L'yin, 7s,rsisr, decided 2O,h o.
.ipriL 1916.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07
FOR RENT,
L II T. CELLAR

Under the Bookstore Of r. A. MaYo ( Co. cos.
tanning three excellent dry rooms. Possession
may be had Immediately. Apply TO Che Printer.
Juns 3. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-06-07

FREDERICK a. .lElYO & co.
ut their bookstore and Book Bindery,
Lately occupied by Samuel Pleasants, deceased,
four doors below the Bell Tavern,
Haze Just received from .Neto- YOrk,
4 SUPPLY or
CHJTRCH'S P.4TsEJV@I' y1EDTCLNES.
Which they offer for salcat the New-York prices
n. g. Book-binding in It's various brnohc.
executed with neatness and dispatch, and al or
ders punctually attended to.
June g. II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19
Proclamation.

addressed By Estd-,Eershal Prince
Elucner, to the .9rmy Ct TIE Loirer
Rhine. to be read 1T the head al ecery
battalion.
.Braye officers and soldiers Of the az
my of the Lower Rhine ~ Oh hare done
great things, brave companions ~ arms
You lave fought two 5a.,.es IN three
days. The first was unfortunate, ann
yet your courage was not broken.-Io Gu
nave had to struggle with privatioIns' but
you have borne them with tortItade. M
movable in adverse fortune, after the loss
Of a bloody battle, you marched with hfn-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19

ness to fight another, relying on ~, ;,
|of battles, and full Of conSdsmae Gad
your commanders, as we as ~ Hse III
verance in your efforts aga nst S'.s pefse'
|tucus and pe1ured enemie,, in poesunp,
with their victory. 0N'eased
/" It was with these sentimo,.
marched to support the brave FY,ysGSa
who we're maintaining the most arJ
contest with unparalleled frmnesau a %
the hour which was to decide tb;s NCt
struggle has struck, and has sbewn srGat
was to give the law, whether an "a, Sa'
|turer, or governments who are the fr;o ,, =
of order. Destiny was still uude,; Il.S
when you appeared issuing from the e.
rest which concealed YOU from the eno, ~.
to attack his rear with that cooIppss ', u!
confidence which cbaracter;zes eyn ":'
enced soldiers, resolved to arenop - =,
reYerses theY had experienced i've dar wy
before. There, rapid as lishtnino vo.,
penetrated his already shaken columns -
nothing could stop you in tie career #
victory.
I" The enemy, in his despair, turned
bis artillery upon you: but vow rourpS
death into his ranks, and your proore,s
caused in his ranks, disorder, diiisferSiSn
and at lasta complete ropt. He forrj
himself obliged to abandon to you sevpr.I
hundreds Of cannon, and his army i
dissolved. Afew days will saifce to m
initiate those peJured lei MS, who vera
coming to consummate the slavery and
spohation of the universe.
+" All great commanders have regarded
it as impossible immediate TO renew tbe
combat with a beaten army; you have
proved that this opinion is i'll founded
you have proved that resolute warriors
may be vanquished, but that their yaIour
is not shaken.
I" Receive then my thanks, incompara.
ole soldiers, objects of all my esteem
The annals Of Europe VIII etanze
your triu,nphs. 1t is on you, immo
vable columns of the Prnsslan MONARCHY,
that the destinies of the hirg and his an.
gust House, will forever repose. Never
will Prussia cease to exist While Your sOus
and your graadsons resemble YOU.
lsignedl F" BLuCHER,"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19
Rich Lace Goods, &c.
ROGERS g LEWyIS,

A RE now opening beautiful assert
"a ment Ct Elegant LACE GOODS,
sc. viz-4-4, GA, "a and Sd black and
white best English Lace Wells, shawls,
half Shawls and Trimming Laces--
also,
Grape Palerines and Shawls, richly
embroidered with Chinele, Silk net half
Handkerchiefs with beautiful palmet
Borders-Biack Bombazine, &c. &c
all which are just received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap tor
cash.
August 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19

List Of .american shipping left at For
deaur by the brig PikE, Capt. sa@a-
Ell Eckery, achich gait the rsrsr Ga-
rome, 18th Juty.
Ships Susquehannah, Gushing, OF and
for Philadelphia; Hunter Renagan, CT
dc. for New Orleans I; Tontine, Hanna.
fin, of and for New York-all to sail la
four or fee days. Ship Balize, M'Meal,
Of and for Baltimore briggs Bliss, Ha-
card, Of and for New-York ; Ariadpe,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19
Molasses, Coffee, &c.

Ws haze jasf received and Offer for Sale
10 hhds first quality retailing Moiasses
900 bags and ten tierces prime green
Coffee
so boxes Pipes containing three gross
each
8 40 do. No. L. Chocolate
90 dozen bottles old Port Wine
AND IN STORE,
95 chests 6unpowder& Y Hyson Teas,
of very superior quality
10 hhds. Sd aud 9TH proof old Whiskey,
suitable for family use
10 hhds. Sd proof Antigua Rum
Some fine old Madeira, Sherry, and Te-
nsrife Wines
New Orleans, SUGARS
Loaf and Lump s
Liverpool fine and Ground Alum Salt
and general assortment of other
Groceries as usual
ap We also keep constant supply
Of the best Flour for family use.
Bryan Hampson s Co.
August 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19
John B. Hammatt,
Upho!sterer & Paper-Iianger,

Corner Of Washington and hTng
Streets,
Has Just received handsome addition
TO his former assortment of Paper Hang
incs and Borders, direct from tho manu-
factory, among which are very elegant
PANEL Papers.
10 pieces of American manufactured
BED TICK of various prices.
ALSO.
"A consignment of Factory Cotton, Shirt
ings, Plaid Gipghams. Plaid Randker-
chiefs, and Ladies Hair Combs per In
voice.
August S. cot
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19
To Rent

|YWyHE STORE under the house nov
4 occupied by Thomas Herbert, Esq
at The corner of Fairfax and Cameron
streets. is in complete order. Posses
sion to be given immediately.
ALSO,
Several valuable building LOTS on Ca
meron street, extending from Fairfax
ito Union streets ; they will be rented for
a term Of years or for ever on reasonable
terms-Cameren street will be paved
during the summer. For terms apply te
Mr.. Thomas Herbert or the subscriber
n. Herbert.
August 9 2aw2m
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19

Far i Port II the Northof EUROPE.
The staunch, fast sailing Ship 81
6 Geo. Washington,
iE8A Joseph Wood, master, bur-
3 49, kathen about $50 hhds. tobacco,
and having about one half Of her car
90 engaged. For freight Of the remain
der on reasonable terms, apply to
JOHN g. LADD 5iCo.
August 10. U.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19
PARTNERSHIP.


A. NEWTON informs tee public
tbathe las takeninto pmtnersipin trade
WIN. TT. RICE, and the business IN tu-
tupe will be conducted under the fra OF
WIN. H. Rice & Go.
WHO OFFER FOR SALE
.4t the;r Store on king Stree, 1ceN Sc
lected assortment Of seasonabfe
DRY GOODS,
Which they will dispose OF on the mos
terms, for Cash or to pnnctut
al customers.
n. r. ANpersonsindebted to a. New
ton either by mere OF account are request
ed to Pay the same en- or before the hrst
Of July aext. a. his accounts will be lett
with an attorney after that time.
May Is.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-19

Linen cambria
Cotton cambria
Null null muslins
Brunswick, cotton,
miIled, figured, 4
danask shawls
White Virginia
Ditto Satin
Black sarsnet
Colored do.
Gauzes and grapes
Black India hand
kerehiets
Malabar do.
Madras do.
Ban,iano do, !
Cambria dc.
Brown Holland
pidonia cloths
One case pms, as
sorted
London binai,1s
Ladies and gentle
mems beaver gloves
Ladies' long & short
! kid ditto
Ditto silk ditto
White feather fans
Long lawn, and an
elegant assortment
Of ribonds
Black cambria
Cotton hosiery
Furniture calicoes
Patanett
1st quality gilt but
tons for gentle
mems coats
To. IS, bobhin. sew
Ing silk
Best London gilt
pins, all sizes
les ID. thread
An assortment royal
rib aud Marseilles
vesting
White jeans
Colsred dc.
I'll their former Stock,
nent complete
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
ADMIRAL CoCHRANE's INDIAN

10 the Editors Of the .Naf. h.telNgencer.
In the Intelligencer of the 14th inst OBJ
serve an article copied from a London pa
per, stating that The Charon, Capt. Pc
tershali, has lately conveyed from Bermu-
da to Trinidad, fifty North American In
dams, who joined during the late war, adj
miral Cochrane's squadron these men,
1t appears, selected Trinidad for their flu
tsre residence, where, in pursuance of the
promise originally held out to them, they
will receive grants Of land, and be taught
the Culture and manufacture of the sugar
cane.'-Now, although am far from wish
ing 10 take up the hopeless Cause of these
poor kidnapped Indians, does any one of
your readers seriously believe that they
voluntarily joined the Admiral, and that
they will be treated according to the pro-
mise originally held out to them" The
Admiral himself owns large sugar plan
tation In Trinidad, aud, now that the slave
trade is abolished, and scarcely any hope
remains tor smuggling negroes, in my OPT
mon nothing can be more plain than that
he intends these deluded red allies of his
Majesty to supply the place of field ne
e7'oes en- his plantation. AS to the pro-
mise that was originally held out to them
nothing can be more fabulous-we all know
~ Oih thSI UNIFORM reluctance 10 SAILING III
ships, that no promises could induce them
to embark for Trinidad, and they certainly
must have been carried there BY force
That they will be taught the culture and
manufacture of the sugar cane have not
the smallest doubt-but not for their own
advantage: the Admirals agent will take
care OF that part of the business. Daring
the whole of last war, this exalted naval
officer of @. Britain, seemst have thought
as much of Specializing in negroes and cot
ton, as OF fighting the enemy. Makenrot
mentions an instance that occurred not ma
ny years ago, i'll which the Admiral, in
manifest violation of his duty, appropriated
to himself 200 prize slaves, men, women
and children, by bribing the Judge of the
Nice-Admiralty Prize Court, and kings a.
gent, at Tortola and sent the poor crea-
tnres to his plantation in Trinidad On
this plantation, he unlawfully forced them
to work rs field negroes, without their ha-
wing any chance of reclaiming their liberty
thus usurPed, upon their first importation
from Africa, before they acquired any
knowledge of the English language, and
consequently before they could form any
conception of the protection and advantn-
ges granted to them by the Abolition act
See Niles Weekly Register, vol. 9. page
AZ: TECUM5EH.
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cuIated employed the men until the LIST of May
Al hands were then engaged in getting the remain
der OF the prosperity from the Greenwich TO tb.
Seingspatam, as began TO despair OF your reion-
ing me ut that place.
The work went on well, and the men were ole-
dent to my orders, though discovered an ey;,l,ot
ehshge IN their coantensnces, which led me To sun
pose there was something wrong in agitation and
under that impression, had all the nussets a,,nn
milton and small arms of every descriptions taken 10
The greenwich, (the ship lived on board or from
the other ships, as a necessary preeaution AGAINST
surprise from my own mea.
On the 9TH May, While on beard the Serinyana
tam, on daty which required my being present,
mutiny took place, in which was wounded. and
The mutineers succeeded in getting the Seringapa.
tam out OF the bay-two days after, when making
the necessary preparations to depart for Vaparai.o
we were attacked by the savages and have with
the deep st regret, to inform yos sir, mis,il,men
Nlllmm telters, Joha Thomas Thomas Gibbs
aud William Bradlnell, were massaersd and Peter
Coddngton, (marne dangerously wounded After
bending the Jib and span&er, we cut our mnornes
aud fortunately had light breeze tl,st carried The
ship clear OF the bay with six cartridges remaining
out OF the only barrel Left us by the mu;incers
AFTER getting out Of the BAY, we found our stuat-
on most distressing. In attempting to run the boat
up, 1t broke in two parts and we were compelled
~ cut away from tie bows the only anchor, not
beng able TO cat it, We mustered al,r-t Their e;oh,
gerous:y wounded, one sick, one Just recovering
nam t'e seuiyy, and my-cit confined to the bed
WIN high fever, produced 10y my wound
hthat state, destitute az Chars, aud almost of
every means OF navigating H." slip, reached the
sandwich Island, atcra pa's-ec of ~ DAYS, and
suuer"S much from fatigue aud ha,ais,nps l was
mere unfortunately captured by tas English ship
Ohcreo, remained prisoner on board Of her seven
mon'hs, d',ring wLieh dine nav men were treated
| IN most shameful manner. We were then pnt on
shore ut Rio de laneirn, without the possibility OF
| getting away unul after hearing of tie pea-e.
Them BY the advice of thc physician who attended
me- embarked on board aSwedsh slip bound "a
haVre dc Grace, (ibere being no OTHER means oil
my getting away at that tinle,) leaving behind ac,-
ing m"ls'iprnan CIspp and five men, having lost
| small PIX.
On the LIST inst. lat 10 N. long. 1S0 w we fell
~ win the American ship Oliver Ellsworth. from
Havre, bound TO this port. l took passage on
board OF her, and arrived here two DAYS since, az
Ter ne'ns upwards Oi an hundred days at sea- lam
Mpresent unable TO travel. and shalt therefore await
enher your orders, or the orders the Commandant
OF me Marine Corps, at this place.
nave the honor TO remain, with the highest res
| pect and esteem, sir, your obedient servant.
JOHN NJ. GAMBLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

EUST RECEIVED by Peter Cotton, and for
~ sale, at his Book g Stationary Store, the Eel-
owing New Publications
John De Castro and his brother Bat, COMMONLY
called Old Crab, S5c.3V.
Ellen, or the Teacher, tale for yonth
Ketts aowersof English Wit, or Choice
Collection Of Bon Mols, SC. ~
Display, tale for young people
General Saraziu's history of the War in Spain {.
Portugal, from 1907 10 IL, with a map
Taunton's Reports, vol 81.
A collection Of Cases, decided by the General
Court Of Virginia. sc. by Judges Broken
b. Ough and Holmes
a collection OF American eptaDhs and inscrip-
tons, with occasional notes, by Tiny. Alden,
a. NJ. 5v
Rodeiiek, the last Of the Goths, BY SoutFey
Hawthorn Cottsgc, Novel, by ]. Jones
MAYORS Fathers g!t to his children, 2 "
Memoirs Of Lady Hamilton
Brkbeck's tour in France
Steiukopf's tour on the Continent
One years life Of Napoleon Bonaparte
Paris in 1915, Ely's second Journal
lwanowna, or the Maid Of Moscow
History Of Animals
The Beauties Of Christianity, BY F. A. De Cha
teaubrand, &c. &c. Gift
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SE III be Sold, to the highest bidder, on the
w premises, ON the goth day Of February next,
iStG, that weilkncwn public house called Frayscr's
tavern, in New-kent county, situated on the stage
road, leading from Richmond to Hampton, l6 miles
from the former place, whel, is attached 81 a.
eres OF hand. The houses are in good repair, and
well calculated for q tavern.
Twelve months credit and immediate possession
Will be gwen upon the purchasers giving boud with
approved security, to
THE EXECUTOR.
Decem6sr14. qswIm-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
Decen,6sr14.
ROBERT NELSON & Co.

EEAYE RECEIVED M extensive assortment of
Ii Staple and Fancy Goods, which they will sell
at very reduced prices, for cash OF eptiabe paaer
amongst winch are the following articles
London superfine cloths ard cassmer.s
Second quality aud common do
"A and GA pesse cloths and figured nanuels
Superlinc kersey, mole skins aud cuaiiugs
Stout hushings and iesrnaughts
Forest cloths and tores; plains
Rose and striped blankets
Flannels assorted
Berlin and ribbed stockingnetts
Elastic and Wellington Cords
Constitution and Huuter'sdo.
Silk stripe and figured ,estings
Black Fiorentine do
White and coored Marse,lles do.
Irish Linens, Lawns aud Diapers
I-8 and ~ cotton shirting
Long clotli and Matlspolsm do.
A snd Ga satin stripes, hair csr and plain cam
brcs
Jaconett and Null Muslin
Rich sewed and Iambored do.
Leno, lace, nett, aud fancy 10.
Plain and figured Gauge
6-i and "a plain Erglish and French lace
5, j, s., 6 and "a black aud White lace wells and
shawls
Rich satin and lace trimmings
Iateta, Florence and ievantine silks
Plain and figured levant;aes and sstins
Rieh embroidered Lcvan,ine hdAls. and sliawls
Real and imitation NIerso do.
lmtstion Cashinire do.
Danask ard serge silk do.
italian grapes assorted
fambored and plain lace sleeves
Extra long and short kid gloves
Heavier, YorS-tan and buck-skn 10.
SIX, cotton and worsted Hosiery
Cotton and silk laces
Bonbazetts and Bombazines
Dimities, callicoes, cambrics and common gng.
hams
Silk and gingham umbrellas
With variety of other articles, forming com.
plete assortment, which they hope will merit the
attention of their friends.
December H. G6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
SEQUEL OF COM. PORTER'S EXPE-
petition IN TIE SOUTH SEA.

We are indebted to the poeness Of one Of the. of
fieers Of the government, for copy ofthe following
letter, atdrcsse by Capt. GAMBLE, (of the Ma
rnes,) to Com. PORTER, on the return of the for
mer to the United States in August last. Captain
Gamble, (the reader will recollect,) was left by
Com Porter, with a lew men, IN charge OF two or
three vessels and some public properly, when he
sailed from Madison Island, for Valparaiso, previous
To- his eycr.mernerable battle in the Essex Tie
following letter comprises all the subsequent oc-
cufrences: 1NGI. Int.
Cohv ofG letter from Captain Gamble to Coauno-
DIRE Porter.
NEw-Yonx, August so, 1915.
With regret have to inform YOU, the fri
pate had not got clear Of the Marqueses before we
discovered in the natives hostile disposition towarts
Is, who in few days became 80 insolent, that
found absolutely ssary, not only tor the secu-
rty Of the ships and property on shore, but for our
personaI safety, TO land my men, and regain by
force OF arms the many things they had, in the
most daring manner, stolen from the eneampmert /:
mud what of still greater importance to prevent
II pOssib their putting threats into execution which
might have been attended with the most serious
consequences on our part, from duty, requiring my
mon To be so much separated.
l., however, had the satisfaction to accomplish my
wish withost firing musket, and from that time
lived in the most perfect amty with them, unt the
5fh MAY following, when my distressed situation
placed me in their power.
Before mentioning the lamentable events Of that
da, and the two succeeding ones, shall give you
brief account Of q few preceding occurrences, which
we're sources Of great uneasness to me. The first
was the death Of John Wetter q marne) who was
unfortunately drowned in the surf, on the afternoon
ofthe 2sth February, sEd the deserdon Of four Of
my men.
They teok the advantage or dark night, and left
he bay unobscrycd W any person, as excepting
one. n prisuner) having thc watch on deck. They
took With them several muskct7, supply Of am
nuoition, aud many articles n little value. My
stsmut 20 pursue Them, was prevented by their de-
s,ro,ing partially tie only beat, (nesr the beach,)
q, that time sea-worthy.
On the 10th April, becsn 20 zig the ships Serings-
..atatn aud SIR Andrew Hammond, which, rs OIL
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

TIE SUBSCRIBERS
TEAYE FOR SALE, the foliowin. articles,
81 which will be sold by the Package, on accom-
motating terms, for town acceptances
H.3RU-V.4IfE g CUTLERY.
casks brass head tongs and shovels
do brass knobs, bolts, iron rim locks
Ill., aad chest hinges
10 Ssddiery, containing plated bride bits,
roller buckles, stirrups, martingsle
hooks, saddle nails, common surrups and
bits
do tea trays, snuicr trays, walters, hearth
brushes, IKE
do table, back Gaps and butt hinges
do knob and square latches and bolts
do chest, IL. Ill. and Il. hinges
do needles, fsh-hooks, buttons, and button
moulis
case German steel bandsaws, mill pit and
u cut saws, and coupasses
do best Cult and plated coat and vest buttons
casks wedding hoes, do plough traces
do table and desert knives anil forks pen,
pocket and shoe knives, files, scissors
specacles, sc.
do Weidon's best scythe blades, 40 sl
inches
lao boxesE and common tin.
DRY-GO0DS
so bales rose and Duifie blankets
10 do plains and blue and white kerseys
DO white and colored fannels
do real sup A Welch tiannels,
~ 90 napt cottons and plains,
90 blue do.
do blue and olive Bear skins.
do London sup. cloths < csssimercs,
do Yorkshire do.
do low priced cloths cassImcrcs, coatings and
vestngs,
so do best heavy German Tieklenburg and
oznaburgs,
1 do blue serge,
A VARIETY OF GOODS,
CONSISTING
Hosiery, cambricks, book and leno m uslns
Nlarseilles quilting, shawls, einghams, sc.
Also, Stocknetts, Lambs wool hose, Irish linens
Dowlas, sc. &c.
GROCERIES, Sc.
so hhds. and 100 bbs. New-0rleans, Muscova-
do and loaf sugars.
Antigua rum, teas, German and blistered steel,
90 hhds. prime molssses,
pipes real HOLLAND gin,
100 bbls. Caruther's it proof rectifed whiskey
old,
DAILY EXPECTED,
A General Assortment of LONDON GOODS,
imported in the ships Indian Chief and Philip
Iab6
J. BROWN, Jr. s.
W. FINNEY, T. Mrs.
November 1. 52----tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23
r From, late London Pahers.7

The British subjects ST. Petersburg openeda suhscrpti-
the lothof August last for the relief of those who lad
been wounded &c ut the battle of Waterloo and by the 5Ist
OF the month. % $50 rblcs raised and transmitted
BY Daniel Bailey Esq. the 18th of Sept and received at
Londonby the Waterloo Committee.
ESQ Caru Greek Preate, said to be descended from the
lneof Jesse and the royal house of David had been
the Monks of Mount Lebanu apostolic missionary into
Europe. lie visited Rome where he eoncae the
the PopePaul iJoseph H. catarne H. greatly hOnor,d
him. Az Naples his influence with the poorer classes owing
his zeal and charities. useuily eNereHe WAS,
charged with Jacobinsnlarrtst consigned
dungvoI,.Hc went to FranCeitll into povety-and
the rStentry of the Allies in 1885, hced TO The field That
Ne, under the walls OF Paris, and afforded the consultations OF
his ninsry the wounedand the dying; he constantly vi
Se the sick Russians who in the hospitals and became
interpreter. Denied resources he had the
goodness OF the Emperor Alexander filled with confidence
in his nagnarmity he rcatrdh his msortuneS with the
cents oftrth. Has majesty received him with the af
ttns kindness deigncl give him proofs Of his religious
Bect AMI alter having converted than hO,ir with
-, esvrabe man, lac decorated Mn, himself. with
eros of ST. NoIoa,mer, and granted him pension thou
sand rbs, promising linn also that hc would make interest
tor him with the king of France, that church might he
snnted him IN Paris, where e would he permitted cee
batc aecordingto the rites Of the Greek Church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-23

PlqIcrs-In inn uarlSet-town. upon great road
iea,n, iiolyhead where company of were
numbering til igae ut some OF our bt dramatic writer's
ni ena IN the i>itclien smoking has pipe, regard
ing with pleasure fowl that roasting 90; ms supper
tail m,agrc fellow siakel in. and with and
melancholy look the fowl, rctyd With u sl-Rel.atiui,
lIs visit second time, hc cNclline hat fowl will
b. done in inie.n Wi-t do YOU p said the ;cn,-
NAH" that fowl Is ior my supper, and YOU shanI have bit
ofu Oh repiicl the other" you misunderstood me,
do that fowl hut 10 play Oyon9oaO this
ing and cannot besin without the Jack Cham
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