Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-12

). Tke noo,e Commander Of the Furieuse
rigase on OUR coast, caught in the act Of an
unlavtilt CRIME, and sent in chains to England.
a. Lore Nelson, the brightest ornament of
the Bit SIN navy, Who always Carried the bible
i9akis bio. by his own letters, convicted of
serriity, immortality, adultery, and the gros.
est impiety.
S The commander of the Spencer, "a. de.
ce,v,ng the inhabitants OF Cape May, in the
Delaware. by an impudcnt lie that peace had
been conc 'uded, In order to swinlle them out
OF a supply of fresh wuer
An English lieutenant OF the NAVY ON
lake On tario, deserving over to us for the only
reason o. having been reprimanded by his su
rer'os eihcer tor the loss of the vessel, with
the command of which he had been entrusted
Q. Commodore H;iyar in the South Seas, for
getting tist he owed his lie and his shin To
The hpnorsh'c generosisy Of his enemy, in whose
power .'e had pia; ed himself. the very day o.
ms arrival at Valparaiso violating the laws OF
hospitality, by attacking in cowardIy manner,
win, superior force, a disabled American
'r'Sats RI ing ut anchor in ne trial harbor.
., a whole English squadron breaking thro'
- l.'i.s on neutrality. by destroying in an in
ship inthe harbor of Payal. n.
.. hoIhirat Cochrane, before New Orleans,
a.i"su''g marines and sailors by the promise
% rape snd rapine, and joining them to lieu
| ienant general Pdckenham's :" booty and beauty ,,
men. 'F'-v
~ British commander of a frieate senten,
ecu ny the civil court OF Halifax to fine of 100
| pom lis for having wantonly arrested and car
red tn sea, for several months an unoffend.
ing merchant of that place E..
ihe Sr'tish naval cornrnander at Casfine
'a"ghlAg at the Complaints of The ;shab;tafts oi
me aist OF Penobsoot sgy ins. the b--,talities Of
tae brush sailors, and exercising their atroci-
ny saying. that his men hast en- kept too
III ~ sea mt to indulge themselves little
Tue Iifst time they came ON shore. :
-. Admiral CocILaun stealing r,ecro.s rror,
."s p'an,ers IN Virgins, and sendinr them for
ss,s,o " 'ne west Indies, and to cultivate his
es,a,e IN the island ofTrinidad. in the ,ec,b 81
or' q, act of parliament, which declares ,ucb
u tra'nc to be felony
ca, nes sane adnIirsl Cocf5ura On our South.
n..,, steaiing or DESTROYING all the private
h arhsrs Fe can lay hold of, assisting ut the
o''s condensation in the CITY of Washing
Isos' putting arms in the hands of the bIock
and setting afterwsrd, these .I,ves
=, 5osrus over their masters and 6p,,Iy nm
"a. "a March, after havine. been nearly a month
T.. Iio,ssession OF the information that lneace
NJ. zen concluded, re.ente-irr the river St
Of m ,.aR c.e vie purpose of burning the mills
~ unoHendinr inhabitant.
'a' An English court MARTA, .,,o;,,e,, =,
.e ainlraity, ard sitting under tho eyes oftbe
s VS., government, being 81 void of shame as
-. publish III the face Of Enrone IN. no,or;oua
Jea. tue English squadron lost Inv comm,
u'e earcldp on Lake Erie. was comnos ed on,v
=, .uh.ooa,s. whilst they knew as vel, as eynry
hs,. :" this country, that IL consisted OF two
III TniPs' TWO briggs and two schooners
20. The second commanding officer of the
nr,isa Heet captured on Jake Cb.mn,.;n
xn'y OF an equal falsshaod in represe atm, the
"',e''."n neet as superior tn his own.
40 An English miisliipman arrested ~ New
rork as spy, in the act Of survevna, tho new
that city. VIC "e's"o'rnoou On
~ ane British naval commander at East
port, after the Capture of that MAJ pssur;,c
,he American citizens inhHb;t;ng tb,, ,a;shhor.
u9's; mat they should not E rno,es,e rro~id.
Gu u,ey kert quietly at home, and after having
.'eAcmerousiy lullel them ato security. se;,.
ing 'lke midnight robber the whole district
OF Penobscot. $500 ''e'
20 Zap. HARDY, the bosom Friend ofthe re.
-, .te1son' threatening the town of Stonng
ION wit hbombardmenf, unless the wife of the
British consul was given nm to him and axar,s
ing inns barbarous exploit after his request had
neen complied with, and the inhabitants been
put off their guard
Inc, entenant Of The Nimrod bri~ pro-
'ss,"ns tne lie of the csp,ure of New.Orlsans
VI VIC I'm FEB BY which-the merchants Of
J.I f"TIsrs or correct principles were in
dnced to sacrifice 80 per ct for the insurance
oi tneir property at that place.
<u; Com. Gordon, at Alexandria, 'yoxeing his
nen.i beasts of burthen, az the Federal Re.
pru''cs'' ss'd IN order to carry off the property
OF the inhabitants which was secured to them
by capitulation. ~ '"s''
g -, A9nirsl Cockbarn employing as guide
,pr .ne english army marching to the City of
"aS'',s'on, the very men (Barclay and his Sc
ciretary) who few weeks before. had resided
mere N the public and sacred chara cter of
agent FOR prisoners
20, The commander of the British sloop Of
var '-Pervier, compelling two impressed Ame-
rican sesmen to fight against the Ase of their
country lying on board the Peacock
% the Rritish naval ofFi-ers suffering their
men on tina coast of MARYLAND, TO steal out Of
the chapel tie rich sacred uas1s used in the
tonan Catholic worship ~ St Inigios
~ The English Officer commandirp- ON the
station Oh the Mississippi, in the true language
% ares'cide, as gen North said, calling on the
patriotic inhabitants of Kentucky ard Tennes.
SEE to throw of their allegiance to the unlawful
government ofthe United States, and to ioin
their ierocions invaders
Is. The same officers OFFERING to enter into
'eague with the pirates Of Baryataria. and pro.
hlisIng them money and donations Of land FIR
the murder oP their countrymen
70. The naval commander at Halifax. forget
ting The laws ofhumanty, by refusing To the
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