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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
CARDING MACHINES.

THE fubfcr,ber. would inform fhs inhabitants of
Freepor, and IT'S vicinity. that they have erect
ed Carding Machine, for the purpofe Of carding
common Sleeps Wool, at Goodings mill, near
Beach Hill, 70 called il FreePort where card'ns
will be done with neatne!s and deip4tch. They
Aatier shemielves from long experience and faith
full attention 10 be able TO give general .atisfacton
The terms for carding will be al foows--viz,
For white woo 5 cents per ID for mixture cents
per 10 wool that il no, well picked aud created
will have an additional price Of cents per lb.-no
credit. G.. CURTIS,
NJ SAWYER
Freenort. June II 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
Jorelga 9ntetslQe0ee.
BOSTON. JUNE 6,


By the lhip LivsrPooI Packet Capt NIcKELs,
which arrived yeiterday from Liverpool we were
favored with papers # thar place Of the 2sth Of
april aud London papers of he 26h. Holtiiites
had no. commenced
The sustrians claim the advantage IN she affairs
with Murat
Naooeon's pref. is endeavoring 10 refNofe Der
padotte 10 his caufe and the jea!cuiy OF The a!
lies may sfia.
The French funds were ST. on the 2oth a
pril.
The Archduehes Maria Lola has returned no
answer TO NapoGeon's letter 10 her, announcing ms
arrival in France
Resou,ous for revival of the Property Tar, 70
wards providing war revenue were pale by
he Britifh houfe of Commons april 9
1t appears that Lord Catilereagh wrote letter
% the paufIiap MniAer, a; Vienna IN which he
laid thar :, Prulia muii be agrsnd ed form
barrier againA the farming d dangerous pre-
tenGons of Ruiiia' How this letter got INTO
nr;nt il unknown The London Coa,isr ceniufe.
Lord G tevere'y
Gen. MrRANDA is faid to have been convicted,
and executed 10 Spain
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
EXCHHNGE-STREET

EALHN
LAS JUN received Linens Dinofies-- black
gseen and plaid Luitrings, with iety of
other colours-Mus iin---long Lawns-linen Cam
brcks-black Canon Crapes--b'ack and white
Italian do black Cyprus gauze-blacr nix Hand
kerchiefs blue Naokin-gh do cotton I'm
breiiAs-black Cambrick:--white do. = Cailicoes-
moucniug Ginghams Ribbons--black aod slate
VIC (ted Hole-alack cotton do.--chi'dren Fans
Cotton BaLs-dailey Tumm,ngs-R Diapers--
ladies long kid Gloves-geas lemens black and
white fix do,--ivory Comhs--hoor Brulhes, &c
&c. June )
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

poArs of any hze viii be hui BY + and ;. Df
~ En- at the foot Of High itree', aud on hheFa
terms warranted TO be of good ieainned Hul -
Wsnte5-a few thouland Of the hrh quality OF OAK
boards and white oak boat limb er and imaii knee
n boy of S or Is years of age wanted as above
June
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

Bourb0ns would afoeiatc themfelves
neither with their fentiments nor man
ners. France has therefore thought dr
to (eparase herfelf from them. ticp
voice invoked deliverer the hone
which had induced me to make the
ereateG lacri6ces had been deceived.
am come. and from the fpot where +
touched the lhore, The love of my people
carried ne to the bofom of my capital.
The brit want Of my heart is to repay 20
much Affection by maintaining an honor
able tranquility The reftoration Of the
imperial rhrone was necrfary to the hap
pinels of the French. My deareif hope
is to render il uieful at the fame time TO
the c5ufoldation of the repofe of Europe.
Sufficient glory has alternately illuaTated
The Richards of all the nalioas and the
viciiiitadcs Of fortune have Efficiently re-
paid great fucce1cs by great reveries-
A nobler career lies now open 70 the
fovereigns, and am the fira 10 enter it.
After having prefented to the world the
fpeaacle of grand battles it will be
fweeter to know no other rivalry than
that of iocrealing the advantages Of
peace-no other fruggle than facred
CONTEXT to make the felicity of nations,
France is pleafed to proclaim, with frank
nels, this noble end of all its wilhes.
Jealous of its Independence, the inYaria-
bic principle of its policy fhalI be the
mott abfolute refpe6t for the indepen-
denc1 of other nations Ii fuch are, as
| entertain the happy confidence, the per-
fonal sentiments Il your maj ay, the gen
eral tranquility is fecured for long time
and juitice, ieated al the confines of the
ieveraI itates viii Gngly be iuficient TO
guard their frontiers. leize with ca
gerne(s, sc NAPOLEON.
Paris, april 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

A perfon. who TOR more han hf cen years has
n been accuAomed to fbe tuhhess Ct vending
Enpllh & Welt India Goods &c. and who is now
Gu, of employ wiihes 10 engage again IN that EN-
ployment either as partner with or aiiinsns 70
any gentleman who may incline to employ nm
A line directed TO n. B aud left with The pr'n-
ters hereof will be duly attended %.
Portland, Juae 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

For Sale, or to be exchanged far Real
tfate in Portland,
A FARM, coniii.lDg of37 acre Of erceueni
"A L and under good improvement, with one
tory Dweiilng Houle, GO oy 4 fer barn 50 by
40 feet, another barn 8 ~ "a feet Wood
Floule Chsife houie, and other out building, Al
new we'll encoied, aud in good order said farm
is lisusted in W,ndham abou mile, from P9ri-
land For fur her par ieuiafs Apply a he "
flee of the Portland Gazette June D,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
NOTICE.

MRS MARRET, has opened School, at Sta nd
1NI ifh Corner for inRruction of young M'fies, 10
the following branches viz Reading, Writing
orhography arithmetic. Engliih Grammar, Geo
grsphy Tamb ,rng, and plain needle work
few new fcholars can be accommodated
Standi6 May Sotb 1915
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
(L.S.) Count RASUMOWSKY.
Us } Count NESSELRODE.
(L.S) Prince MEIIERNlcH.
LIS Baron WESSENBERG.
us Prince HARDENING.
lisa Baron HUMBOLDT.
U.S. WELLINGTON
At Vienna, the 25th of March, SIS.

10 The loVsr1igns.
SIRE AND MY BRoTHER-f on mnfl
have learned in the courle of The lall
month, my return to the Coats OF France
my entry at Paris, and the departure Of
the Bourbon family The true nature q
thefe events mutt be now known TO your
majefy. They are the work Of a reiit
lefs power, the relult of the unanimous
will of great nation confcicus Of its du-
ties AM its rights he dynaay. which
force had impofed on the French people,
was no longer made for them. ! he
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
LANDS AT AUCTION,

WILL be fold at public vendue at the dwell
Wv ling boufe of Moles Harris in Gray, on Wed
nesday the twelfth day of July Rext, 10y order oil
the trultees of the Norway ichool and mini!ier'al
fund trad cf and containing fix hundred acres
i,ua ed on a Gore of land between the towns Of
Windham, Gray and Raymond said land will
be fold without referve
LEVI WHITMAN,
JOSHUA SMITH, Committee
JONATHAN CUMMINGS } IF sa6
JOSHUA CROCKETT, {
Norway, May 28sb. 10 5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

4 Dwelling Houfe fi!uafsd ln Federa' .ltreet iut
able for common Gzed fanny Inquire a.
this Office
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
Treaty Of alliance, Q6e4f0e and
DJenfve,
BETWEEN
RUSSIA, AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA,
AND GREAT BRITAIN

RUSSIA, AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA,
AND GREAT BRITAIN
In the name of the Holy and Undlyi-
ded trinity
Their Maiefties the Emperor OF all the
Runias, the Emperor of Aultrla The
King Of Prufia, and the King of the u
nitcd Kingdoms of Great Britain and
Ireland, confdering the consequences
which the entrance of Bonaparte into
France, and the prefent fitustlon OF that
kingdom, may have with refpea TO the
fecurity of Europe, have determined, IN
thefe weighty circumstances, to carry IN
10 effect The principles confccrated in the
Treaty of Chaumont. They have there
fore agreed, by folemn Treaty, mutual
ly figned by each of the four Powers, to
renew the engagement that they will de,
fend the 70 happily rcitored order OF
things in Europe againft all violation, and
to adopt the mott ehe6tual meaiare- tor
carrying this engagement into effect and
alto to give it that neoelary extention
which exiting circumstances impeflouily
| demand
Here tslloqus The appointments, IL the
ulaal farm, oftbe different Plenipste7tiaries
qvboys names arc mdsrfgned
Art. /. The high Contracting Powers
folemnly engage to unite the refources Of
their REFLECTIVE States. for the maintain
ance of the Treaty of Peace concluded at
Paris on the goth of May, 1914, as well
as that of the Congrefs OF VIENNA to
carry into effect the difpolitions contained
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

A fmail building and geer lusabe for Carding
Machine which has been proved 70 be a very
good place for culfom, in Cape Elizabeth, at Bar
berry Creek-apPy as above
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
COPHRT tERSHTP.

LUPHKT IfEkSHIP.
| HE fubfcribers having elablihed themselves
in the CITY of Baltimore for the purpoie of
tranfaetng general
Commlflion BuGne(s,
under the firm Of
JARVIS * HOBBY,
tender their fervces to their friends and the pub
lick, and hope by attention ard application 10
merit fhare of patronage
Liberal advances mace Oh conhgamsnts when
delred.
LEONARD JARVIS,
JOHN HOBBY
Refer to Meffrs. Williams & Stores, &
Whitwell & Bond,
June S 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
LORDS DAY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that he Cumberland
~ Convention for promoting he due offer
vance of the Lords Day, will hold meeting by
Adjournment at the meeting houfe of the Fra
Pa ifh in Portland, on Tuefdsy. the 18Th day of
Jule neA at ten O'Clock, A M
The Central Conmittee requefed TO NEE,
the evening previous at the cfice of Hon Samu
Il Freeman.
May, 81. BROWN, Sec e;ary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
DR.. WESTON'S OINTMENT,

DR.. WESTONS OINTMENT.
VX}HICH has proved 70 eminent, ufefu'y for
w many years. being (sfs and certain cure
for the
ITCH,
And equally eficacious for the various eruption.
of the i'm. particularly that of Ps/on.
l. is an nfaIibe e3,s for the maegs On cattle, and
seyaffbe. on hories.
az Obfefv nome IS genuine uulefs 6gaed on
the WRAPPERS, ny she prop4!eSccs RE ID & SHEP
ARD, Druggins, Amhert IN H. by whom it is
prepared and fold, wholelale and retail, price Is
cents per box Sold by B. BUTM AN Middle
Street. May 90. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
NOTICE.

mHE cooar,nerfhip of STANFORD e War
| rem was by mutual conlen, d'h'ived on the
a If Nav isii All perfsns having any uniettied
xtouus are requeGed to call on THOMAS WARREN
III ,sjulnens. ,no~, .r,N,roDn
THOMAS WARREN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
NOTICE.

4. NOTICE.
lssIAaa NV. OF the auxiliary Tract Society of
sse Il. , 80 hereby informed that they may re-
MI Hss aguuI OF their fubfsrptiou in Tracts
ols q. .j0ss bookaore Thofe which are not
luae :" DC attributed by the Committee.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

Imperial Decree Of Pr (eripiion and
,Banj6ment Of The BourbOnt family.
Napoleon Emperor OF the French hav.
ing heard our miniters of fate. we have
decreed and do decree as follows -
ART. The laws of the national az
femblies applicable to the family Of the
Bourbons ihall be executed according to
their form and tenor.
rhofe of the members Of that family
who fhalI be found in the territory of the
empire, lhail be delivered o.os % the
tribunals to be tried according TO the faid
laws
Thofe who ihall have accepted
minilterial functions under the govern
ment of LOUIS StaniAaus Xavier, Count dc
Life; thoie who lhal have formed part
of his military or civil houfehold, or of
thoie of the Princes of his family, thall be
bound to remove thirty leagues. from our
good city Of Paris the fame to be done
with refpe6 to the chiefs comma ding,
and the officers Of bodies formed and ar
med for the overthrow of he imperial
government. and with relped 10 all thofr
who formed part Of the bands Of Chou
ans.
: The individuals compriled in the
preceding articles ihalI be bound TO take
the oath intended by the laws In cafe
Of rcfufal. they fhall be fubje6ted to the
fuperintendance of the high police; and
on the report of which being made TO
us fuch other meatures as the fafety Of
the fate fhall require will be taken with
refpect to them.
4. Our miniters are charged with the
execution Of the prefent decree, which
lhall be inherited in the bulletin Of the
laws.
(Signed) NAPOLEON.
BY t6s Emperor, tie Miaieer Secretary IF S ate.
(oigned) The Duke of BASSANO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
LONDON, APRIL u.

LUNUUN, APKAL Il.
Bonapade's brother in.law. Murat,
King Of Naples appears TO have pretipi-
tdfed TIE ne1v zuar in Europe, which many
thought would be avoided He has de-
claired independent the territory which
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

Fashionable Millinary.
MRS COX ate from Bottom, Pei.T Der and
AVl CO,jen maker fhes to inform the Ladies
that flie has jun opened an elegant afortment of
fafhionab MILLlNARY which fhe offers for
fac at the head Of Court fsreet, oppole the Court
II sfe- where every article in the above depart
ment will be executed with neainefs and dis
patch.
x-3- Orders from the country hrid'y attended
to.
June S, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
nAKFR & BAR Tells,

vbr fHsIa STORE rosE STREET
lirs ~ ea,ts add boxes souchong,7 TEAs-of the
y .h.os Hyfon, Young Hy ateit imports
f,a and fiyion Skin, } uon
100 n COFFEE a,,n
NM and rectifed RUM
= A. American GIN
:. Nj, frelh fuperhne FLOUR
wv ~ "a do
= ra.ks frefh RICE
= b b prime COTTON
Z. = lbs Bengal INDIGO
90 Carolina 90
sO tuihels CORN
- con. fhip BREAD
- Il. Connecticut CHEESE
q hhds Lisbon Sail
q bbls Gear PORK
: Il AIefs and No BEEF
,.ao lbs BACON
q cask, sforted cut NAILS
a M American CIGARS a
- ss,ks zig ADD twif. TOBACCO OF the hFi'
quality a,ocraes
q do dipped CANDLES
90 frsns wrapping PAfEk
a do writing do
= A. cotton & wool CARDs-shorted hes
4 ., bbls TAR and ROSiN
100 quIDals dun GOLDFISH
20 aoz sutton sCYrHES
10 do SHovELs
$40 gallons VINEGAR
sons LOCKWOOD
/ ton NICARAGUA WOOD
jure S
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
Warren & Hersey,

"a have taken the fore lately occupied by Stani-
IN and Warren, where they offer for lae gen.
AL saortmeni of
Wet India Goods q Groceries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12

Thomas Warren & Elias Herfey,
INFORM their friends aud the pubIck that
llr have formed ccnnexion 10 buhneis under
.kxfxrn of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
PARIS, APRIL IT

MarfeiIles and Antilles have hoilted
the Bonaparte colors. Thefe events
were faluted by 100 discharges of can
non in this CRY
The Emperor says 500. 900 troops of
the line will be foon afembled and
.45o, goo militia cover the frontiers. L.
Gen Count Labau commands an army OF
reierye foru.ing al Paris. 1t Gen.
Nourrit will command the artillery. 1t.
Gems. Mcrand and abba will each have
commands. LII, Gen. Count Delaborde
is called 10 Paris Mathisu fucceeds bin
at ioulouie. BeIhard is jult fent on an
extra million.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-06-12
John Howell,

y ns'"s 5aiidigs, Htod3 Grtss. frsst,
-, lot lae new and general afortmen, of
net India Goods and Groceries,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
SAVANNAH, April IS.
From HarGnnd.

We have intelligence from HAVANA
as late as the 18th instant. We unter-
stand from authority that may be relied
upon, that orders have been received
BY the Governor at HAVANA, to shut the
port to all foreign vessels; but the peo-
pie in general were so exasperated at
this news, that the governor had not
firmness enoug h to enforce it. On the
kings birth day the governor addressed
the people at the government square,
and informed them that he lad just re-
ceived intelligence that he was going to
be relieved by another governor, who was
momentIy expected with three thousand
troops-and on ending his speech, he de-
sired the people to cry out Tire la Rel;
but six of the soldiers obeyed the order
the rest cried out Vire la Constitu-
tion.
It is thought the country will declare
itself independent, and open its ports to
all nations; but whether this revolution
will take place without the efiusion of
blood or not, God only knows.
A vessel arrived at Havana on the
18th of April, from France. which bro't
the news that large expedition had been
fitted out in France rSt. Domingo, with
forty Thousand troops who were to have
sailed in the course of this present month
the division at Brest had already en-
barked when the order was c0uDternand-
ed, and the expedition postponed till Oct.
next.
Sixteen vessels had arrived at HAVANA
from Martinique and Guadalupe with
flour-aIso several from n. Y. and Phila-
deIphia flour is down to SIC, and the
duties and port expences equal to 10;
rice SIS so, and few weeks ago it had
been sold at "a. This depreciation in
TIE price of American produce, is attri-
bpted to two causes, either that the mar
kets is considerably overstocked or to
the certainty which the people here have
that the port will not be shut to tie Ame-
>rIcan commerce.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11

M naSnrps were fruitless, as the despatch
nf YESTERDAY announces so formally the
denarture Of the princes, and even OF the
nrefect. who was too devoted to have ab-
septed himself without formal order.
.Here, gentlemen, our intelligence
from the South concludes, and we expect
further accounts hourly, but It will De
difficult for any to reach US before night
" A letter has been brought to me
from the pretecto of Laon which announces
new act of treachsry attempted at
La Fere, ard happily defeated by the
fmness and courage of count Aboyliie'
tire commander of the school OF artillery
I shall lay before you the whole OF the
letter which will tranquilize you re-
specting one Of our greatest dePotss OF ar
tillery, at the Same time that it will prove
10 YOU the detection Of a general who has
succeeded in misleading four or i've
aquadrons of Chasseurs, who lave been
obliged toabandon their criminal enter.
Prise, but who dare march on Paris. :.
!" Such. gentlemen, is the true posi-
ton in which Fra. .ce is placed. Bona
parte. armed with l1G0 men, makes ra-
pid progress. We do not exactly know
to what extent the defections have IN
creased this band; but these detectons
cannot be doubted, when we find Gre
noble occupied, and tie second city OF
the kingdom ready to fall. and probably
already in the hands Of theenemy.
"Numerous emissaries from Ronararte
repair to cur regiment, some OF them are
already in our ranks.--It is to be feared
that manly niisled men will yield to their
perfdious insinuations, and this fear a
lone enfeebIes our means of defence.
:. The effect of these bad dispositions
which now alarm US, cannot be better
corrected than by aiding that good and
faithful national guard, generally COM
posed in a manner which places it oct OF
the reach of seduction. The King has
hastened to put in requisition through
out all the Kingdom. Gen. Dessolles:
who commands it, will read to you the
Decree which the King has signed to that
'efect.l A second ordinance makes per-
manent the Councils General of the De-
rartments and ACCOMPLISHMENTS for re-
gulating that grand movement.
+" Finally, here follows decree of the
minister at war, which calls to their
standards all the military who have serv-
ed and associates to them that unanimous
youth which burn to defend their king 4
country.
"such, gentlemen, are the means Of
defence which the government has seemed
necessary, and by which it hopes to pro-
vide for the safety of tie state.
/" 1t exercises at the same time tie
most vigilance over all the traitors who
might attempt to corrupt or seduce our
troops.
We shall watch with particular care
over the public mind and distribution OF
incendiary pamphlets"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
NOTICE.

EvHE Commissioners appointed 20 re-
ceive subscriptions to the Columbian
Insurance Company of Alexandria, here
by give netice, that an election will be
held at Triplett's Hotel, on Thursday the
18th inst. between the hours of10 A. M.
and 2 P. M. for ten Directors, to serve
until the LIST Monday in Nov. Next.
JOHN G. LADD,
Chairman Of ths Commissioners.
May 5.
N. B. Agreeably to the Articles of
Association, the subscription must be
kept open, between the hours of 10 and
each day, until Saturday afternoon UNI
less the whole should be. sooner subscrib-
ed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
BosToN Glass.
LAWRAsON & FOWLE,
Haze Receired from the Boston Glass
Mam.tactory,
so Boxes s by 1913 10by 19oiass,

Also,
HSHREE cases containing, Decanters,
b Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Jelly
Glasses, Bowls, Crufts, Pitchers, Salts SAL,
&c.. I: allof the above manufactory-lhe
quality of the Boston Glass is Known ''.,1 to
be superior to any ilnroTted and will be
sold as iow-they are authorised to con
tract for any quantity OF description OF
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. The prices OF the
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application asabove.
May s..
The Editors of the National In
telligencer and Federal Republican are
requested topublish the above once a
week for four weeks.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
Plaster Paris.
LAWR.aS0.N g FOWLE,
HAVE EOD SALE.

The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, Cap
tain Pote, from Moose island
Consisting Of
100 tons Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stones.
81 barrels tanners Oil,
6 casks Copperas,
Also landing aad 5Sor Sale,
9 pipes Holland Gin,
9 ditto Teneriife Wine,
I ditto Port of a superior quality,
| ditto Catalonia do.
| case domestic manufactured Cot
tons, Ginghams, &c.
April 90. If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-11
Nassau, Nv. p |I ,r" y y

til reported. we eanu"s ' ~nt.ms q Il
jealousy have been shew" a. '' arriysl, Of
Consequence of the freqaert ,, ard that
British ships of war in that port .te Sra srani,h
orders had been issued ny wi ling Of TIE
government to prevent the l1 WIRED num-
Ulcers and crews, except IN INF = IS sup
S S orders however, whlch ~ rt,sulp
posed, did notreceive an W.
spect,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-24
HARrropn. fConA NC 1s

On thursday last, the General Assembly
OF TINS state commenced their spring SEES.
sion ~ TINS CITY, On Wednesday, his Ex-
ccllency Governor Smith, was escorted
from West.Bartford, to his LODGINGS in
town, in a brilliant manner, by the Horse.
Guards, commanded by Mai. BUCK. the
Sheriff and his suite, and a large number Of
citizens in carriages, and on horseback
On Thursday, the House of Representa-.
;ives met, and we're organized by choosing
Elias Perkins, Esq Speaker, and Charles
Denison aud jacob b. Gurley, Eyas. Clerks.
At halt past ten o'clock the usual process
sion, Consisting Of both Houses Of Assembly,
and the clergy, was formed At the State .
House, and under the escort Of the Foot
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THE REGENTS MESSAGE.

The nessage from the Prince Regent
will not be delivered till o-morrew. Eve
~ man in the Kingdom, but those who adj.
mire BonHparte, and desire the government
II the bayouet, will hear with pleasure,
though without surprise Athat il is firm and
nccided--eXpressin the determination OF
the British government to abide by our al.
lies. and conformity with them TO restore
France, invaded and seized Country to the
faith Of treaties, 20 her lawful government.