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JOHN & /. I'D
Has ,for Sale,
100 bolts Russia Duck
hhds. meas coarse Hats
% kegs Gnc wrought ID. Nails
set elegant dining China
boxes i'ecarters. assorted
9 hhds. half pint G0blcts
Q hhd5. saifcri demons
pipe sicily lemmon Juice
case domestic made Woollens
| case Hardware
10 casks sweet Wine
S boxes mems Shoes
Is tons Russia Hemp
2 grass Gales
Square Iron, OIL, &c. &c.
June 16.
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arc
500 W.T.. Refined Camphor
100 W.T.. Calonel
500 Bottles Castor ihl
500 ditto Give Oil
500 VT. English Canomile Flowers
900 VT. Sweet Spirits OF Nltra
eco VT. Salt of Tartar
500 VT. Cream OF Tartar
500 VT. Best Yellow Bark
400 VT. Carolina Pink Root
SEQ VT. Fresh Anmseed
so W.T.. Cantharldes
900 VT. Flour Of Sulphur
5000 VT. Glanber's Salt
1900 VT. Italian Juniper Berries and
Oil
roo W.T.. White CASTLE Soap
1850 vt. Oh! of Vitriol
500 VT. Strongest Aqua Forts
1000 VT. English Glue Vitriol
500 VT. French Nerdeeris
1000 papers Pill and Wafer Boxes
COCO VT. Virgin Sulphur for Powder
makers
900 gross assorted Walls
900 ditto Vial Corks
100 W.T.. Fresh Nutmegs
100 VT. Velvet Sponge
900 dozen assorted Tooth Brushes
&c. &c. &c.
June l6.
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District Of Columbia-to Wit
County Of .1ierdndria.
.april Term. 1915.
Edmund Denny-C Complainant,

Edmund Denny Complainant,
AGAINST,
Alexander Henderson, jon. ard .'ohn
Nc pherson. late trading under the urn
: of Alexander Henderson & Go. and 80
bert Youag, James Sanderson anu John
Mills, Defendants.
IN CHANeERY.
The Defendant Alexander Henderson,
i'm. not having entered his a9pearahce q
given security according TO TIE statute s
the rules Of this court, and it appearing
t. tie satisfaction Of The court, upon ar
davit, that the said defendant Alexander
Henderson Jun. is not an inhabitant OF
fais District: On motion of the complain
ant b. his counsel. it Is ordered. that the
sail defendant klpxander Henderson Jun.
d an ear here on TIE first t!aV OF Noyen-
be- term next. and enter his anrearance
ii the ssit a1i give security For reri1r!n-
ine the DEGREES Of the conrt, and tat t e
ot1er defendants, John Nc Phefson. and
Robert Young, James Sande son and John
Mills, Jun. do not PAY away, convey or
sacrete, the debts by them owing to, or
tie estate or Effects in their baads belong
inc toythe said absent defendant Aiexan-
der Henderson. Jun. until tie further
order or decree II this court. AMI that a
COPY of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully In one or the
pablic newspapers published IN this conn-
tY, and that another cory be posted at the
froat door of the courthouse or SAID coun-
ty.
A Copy-Test,
CT. Deneale, c c,
July 8. laWZm
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For Freight,

For Freight,
IN The Brig JANE, John S. Da-
!S,s:.;Ssff.sssa,is, Master; burtEen about 1900
Bar eis--is an exec lent vessel, III COM
ilete order. and will be ready to receive
a cargo in four days.-Apply to
LAWKASON 6 FUWLE.
Who have for sale said briggs CARGO
of 100 tons Plaster Paris.
July 10.
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july .. |
] en- Dollars Reward.
Nd AN AWAY on tie evening OF the
B, 22d ultimo, in company with James
Reeves, an apprentice to tie sfiE -bakln&
business, named CH.9R1E!S GRN Il:
about IS years Of age, fair complexion.
short brown hair. much marked with tie
small pox. Had On light blue jacket
linen trousers, new rorum bat and re"
shoes. He is supposed to laye gone to .
Alexandria, Virginia. All masters OF
vessels are forenarLed from shipping
him. :,
Any person who may arpreherd and
secure him in any jail, or deliver him 10
his master. shall lave the above reward
and any reasonable charges, rot exceed
'ing Fire LoItars in amount.
n. DILHORN.
No. so, South WhaIyes,
Philadelphia,
July II. eoot
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239 PACK AGES
Fresh Drugs s Medicines
VIM. F. Thornton 6 co.
Haze i,,st Rpceired

AIND OF hINt 71S y
EyO2 CASH or coed notes at lcn9
s. time, $50 Packages prime br2,@s
Medicines, Pants, DyestnGs, &c. moss
carefully selected from tie attest 1n,Iei
tations into Baltimore, Philadell h'a, :.
York and Boston, and comprising enc q
the most extensive assortmeniS IN 'hS'
line. ever before offered in ti'is place.
The advantageous terns upon wnic
their presel.t stock has been purchases
viii enable them to sell to Druggists
Merchants, Physicians and Others, Al ne
Newly ork and Philadelphia prices. ti'efe-
by saving to item, the freight and pre-
sent excEange.-Among Their assortment
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July A..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-31
London Broadcloths, &c.
Fresh Lrugs and Medicines
William Harper, jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria.
Fairfax-street,
AS lately received a general as
~ sortment of Drugs, Medicines,
shop Furniture, Walls, Dye Stufs, sc.
sad is in daily expectation of very ex-
saslve supply, which was selected from
se latest importatiens, and will warrant
asm to be pure and genuine, aud the
Yaees as lew as they can be purchased
W equal quality in the district. A
s sS credit given to physicians and mer-
s ss1's IN the country, and their orders
.ascated with the utmost care d atten-
tountry produce will be received
a. u1t highest cash price in payment for
nave 5000 VT. of the first quality
is'oian haad at reduced price.
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yHvOM is bright Mulatto about %
4 years of age, and from having been
long accustomed to house service, is both
in his speech and manners above the or
binary level of Negroes,-He has also
been in the habit for some time past OF
attending to Garden and Stable, and
will most probably seek employment in
the capacity either of Dining Room
Servant, Hostler, or Gardener.
JIM is rather black, 80 years old. and
about feet 10 inches high.-He is en-
tirely without beard, and has lost by
disease his left big toe. 1t is more than
probable these Negroes will endeavor to
get to Pennsylvania.-Should they be
taken out of the State of Virginia, Ma
ryland and District of Columbia, the a:
bove Reward, or Fifty Dollars each will
be given for them-if within either of the
above mentioned places, Twenty-Five
Dollars each.
me Masters of Vessels and others
are forewarned carrying off, harboring
or secreting the said s!aYes at their PEE
ril.
VIM. S. STUART.
OssIAN HILL, Fairfax Cy. Va.
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NOTICE,

n HAVE several Lots Of Ground ,pon
i Duke, Prince, Fayette and Paine.
streets, which will rent on moderate
terms. In the center of this sqtare there
is a spacious Are which will be foreyet,
kept open, several convenient allies lead
into tin this Are there is well ofey.
cellent water, with q pump in it. the
water no way inferior to the diagonar.-.
l have, also, several Lets upcn thu
wharf contiguous to the tobacco vars
house, which | will likewise rent upan
moderate terms.
James Keith.
A2cu5t 90,
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The subscriber has for sale,
One hundred and twenty hogsheads Of
TOBACCO, Of good qualify.
CHARLES TII.Fls.
July "a.
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)WDEN, RoYALrsTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1915.
II T AS E.

We haze Just received By the Brig PRE-
SAGE, Capt. Rose, from Madeira- !,
R RaIf DO. :. Il wl NfIr'AA
From the houses of Blackburn, Anglin
and Murdoch, Youle, Wardrop 4. Co.
imported by Messrs. Bowie and Kurtz,
of this place, and considered equal to "a
ny wine imported for sale, for some time
past.
We haze also in Store,
8 pipes and half pipes south side ditto,
imported into New-York before the war,
and considered equally good.
20 cases Marti' .ique white and red No
yeau Cordial, of very superior quality
The lovers of this article are invited
to try it.
A few cases Capers in quart bottles,
much cheaper than the small bottles.
A few kegs Picked Lemons, of very
good quality, and cheap in comparison
to their quality and utility.
SO boxes brown Soap, of choice qua
lily.
200 bushels fine Salt, suitable for ia
BILE use.
$50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbls. good quality Common Whis-
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
H. As in our first outset we observ-
ed, 1--WE now repeat) that we do not wish
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate our
customers, so as to promote their inter-
est as well as our own.-The above
choice articles worthy the appellatioa Of
good, together with every article in the
Grocery Line, for sale by
HYATT e WILSON,
GEeRGETowS, Corner of Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1875. If.
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1889
For FREIGHT.


$4,000 W.T.. St. Domingo Coffee, elfti.
tied to debenture.
Tow Cloth, Hats, Shoes and Cordass,
Georgetown, August 16. If
New Publications
Other Valuable Books,
JUST RECEIVED
For Sale by the Subscribers.
Discipline; by the Author of Self Con.
troll, g vols.
Duty or the White Cottage by Mrs. Ros
berts, vols.
The Magic of Wealth by T. S. Sur,
2vols.
Modern Chivalry; by Judge Broken
ridge, new edn. vols.
Gilblas, beautiful min. edn. in 4 vols.
Ossian, do. do. g vols.
! Salmagundi, do. do. 9 vols.
The Pilgrims Of the Sun !; by ]. Hogg, a
Poem.
The Lord of the Isles; by Walter Scott
do.
The Feast ofthe Poets; by Leigh Hunts
do.
Hubert and Ellen; by Sergeant, do.
Wayerley, 9 vols.
Belinda, 9 do: by Miss Edgeworth.
Early Lessons and instructive Stories
by do.
Moral Tales and the Parents Assistant
by do.
Annals of the Poor.
Holidays at home; by Miss Saunders.
Lara and laquelin, Poem.
Miss More on the Character, &c. of ST.
Paul:
Miss Bakers Seminal Devstions.
The Velvet Cushion, Tale.
Alison;s, Buckminster's, Kellock's, Ha!i's
and Porteus's, Sermons end Lectures
Fitz-Osborne's Letters by Melmoth.
The Martyrs or Triumph of Christianity
by Chateaubriand, vols.
Clarks's Travels in Russia, Greece ard
Pales, sc.
HAn.;lias OF t99ee rhnrci, Of sE.Es,sses in tie
Time Of Queen Elizabeth.
Bigland's History of England, Q vols.
Porter's Narrative Of Eonaparte's Cam.
paign in Russia.
Captain Porter's Journal of his Cruise in
the Pacific.
Lewis and Clarkes Expedition asress the
American Continent.
Palmer's Historical Register of the U.
States, vol. Sd.
Transactions Of the Philadelphia Agri.
cultural Society, vol. Sd.
The Life of Lord Wellington by Dan.
lap and Clarke.
- Lord Nelson; by Charnock.
- Ditto !; by R. solthey.
- Cooke I; by w. Dunlap.
The Artists Manual 2 vols.
Halls Distiller.
Stewards Elements of the Philosophy of
the Human Mind.
Murphy's Tacitus and BeIocs Ierodo-
tus, elegantly bound to match.
The Works of Hannah More in every
kind of binding.
Addison's, Goldsmith's, Young's. Pdpe's,
Millions, Cowper's, CampbeIl's. Thom.
sons and Pindar's Works in elegant
binding-with many other articles.
STATIONARY.
DLANK BOOKS of every descrips
I'D ton made to order, with patent
binding and ruling, superfne Quarto and
Folio Post, best Fools Cap, Drawing,
Wrapping, Blotting and Log Book "a.
per, very best Quilts, British and Anne.
rican Inkpowder, Sealing Wax, Va.
fers, best black Lead Pencils, English
States and Pencils, Copy and Cypber-
ing Books of the best paper, Pocket
Glass, Pewter and Wedgewooa Ink
Stands, fine Pen Knives IS Desk Knives
Pocket Books, British and American Hot
pressed Playing Cards, Black Sand and
Sand Boxes, Pounce and Pounce Boxes:
a good assortment of German Flutes Of
different prices, with suitable music and
Books of instruction. &c. sc.
James Kennedy & Son.
August 81. eotf.
NOTICE,
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DAVID PEABODY

Has received in addition to his formed
stock, the following GOODS, viz.
DLACK, blue and snuif-colored Lon
I'D don Cloths
Blue and blue mixed London Cassimeres
One case undressed Ginghams
One do. undress'd, Cambrics, very cheap
One do. white and colored Hose
Blue, olive and green cotton Cassimeres
sShirtine Lang Clnths Irish ShiEtings
A AMI IS Irish LINENS
Sattinets, kersenetts, 4 domestic Cling
hams.
June SO.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
&orf(auS.
Monday, june -, 1915.

BY the arrival at Newyork from Plymouth,
4. on the l2th inst. Of the British cartel ship
Dorset, we have received later adyices from
Europe. These are such as afford but little
encouragement to the friends of Bonaparte in
our country, in their hopes and wishes for a
successful re-establishment Of the continental
system. Bonaparte, with all his myrmidons,
seems but i'll able TO cope with the legions OF
the allies that are advancing upon his frontiers
IN every direction. Internal difficulties are
perhaps, still more formidable than foreign
powers. Factions of various interests are d.
siding themselves, as occurrences of the dar
give impulse to ambition or violence. Sc
long as he can maintain an ascendancv over
the dlslointed materials combining at present
with the great portion Of the French soldiery
who love their master better than their cotn-
try, we may calculate upon the continuance
OF his reign, unless the power Of his present
adversaries, joined to the wishes OF the French
people, should be overwhelming.
It may be thought by some, a wicked thing
to feel any sympathy with those who arc pre-
pairing TO drive this = super-eminent'' scourge
u the human race from the throne he has d.
surped. But to those who are not dazzeo
with the glare and splendor Of successful vii
ialny, the spectacle OF peaceful repose in the
permanence Of national establishments, mus
be tar mere censoatory than the grandeur q
imperial robbery, murder and confscaton
That the French people may have a govern
ment Of their own choice, we most sincerely
wisia-but the late restoration Of Napoleon
was no more an act Of the French people, ;haI
CT the people of China. 1t was the act of
proiliSate and qeridious army which arernem
brance Of thei. former days Of splendour ans
rapacity induced % rally under the stanlars
OF him who had taught them their dctostabl,
acts. 1t is not for US to predict events no
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19


Government have received more detail
ed accounts Ut the optra5ions IN Italy.
They ere all satisfactory. Oae Of Mura's
columns, which lie commanded In per
ton, advanced towards OcchIo be,lo a
iecond towards rerfara third under
PigAalelli marched upon Florence - he
Auttrlans IN the init lnitance Tell back ;
Muiat auvaI ced Ciote TO Occhio Bclio,
where the Aultrjans had thrown up a
tee Qe pant. hlurat made two attacks
upsn It cn the 9Th and 9 h. bur was re.
pulled IN each tie tell back upon Gar
pi. Ihither Martial Blanchl followed,
and attacked him OH the nth. he con
fiict was long and bloody bar at length
The enemy were driven cur Of the place,
with the iols al u officers and 600 men
Reggie was next abandoned, and they
took the route of Modena. The column
which proceeded againit Ferrara had be-
gun operations agalts't it, when on the
18th, the Aultriats Generals Mohr and
Mapping attacked it, drove it eff the
field deitroyed its works, and purified it
as far as Bologna.
The third column under Pigna,eil had
entered Florence. Geseral Nugent re-
tired towards Pistola There Pignateili
attacked him, but failed. and was driven
under the walls of Florence. Two more
attacks were made upon him on the 10th
and nth, but the enemy were each time
repulied with CO.. tderable lois in killed
and wounded.
PRIVATE coRREsPoNDENeE.
" truDelS, dpril 90. " GU have certain
ly cen informed, by my letter of the
a4th, that many Wagons entered this
city on Sunday Taft, laden with wounded
ard flick men, from the Beige army OIL
the frontiers: and that they were con
ysyed with all polibie care to L'Hoipital
Afihfrire des BeIgss in Rue des 1sfiits |
have been informed that fomc more wag-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19

g8ns arrived, at tie 4 nc place, on the
far niqht but as eVeF hing here thar
relates 20 the move lena The frmy IS
wrApaed up, in io.l aP-l-trabie
fecrec}, (Which IS Prapat 14H.t7l upon
tae part of Governs. ave not
f3aod + podiblc 10 aicesta.- re particu
p 81 Is know If the 5elgic troops
vete rffvsJ engaged or not. he
55aa3 X canon was ditia9ly heard TO
ars- sa.urday lait: BAT after all it
n-v b lsoable only an afnr of potts,
a. a. french are not in co, ditioa to
t. lie field, with any thing like de-
CT Of character: ana | am more in.
chned TO yleld TO this idea, as an Amerl-
can gentleman, who has recently arrived
from Paris in this city, and with whom
| converted ytilsrd9y, informed me that
Bonaparte IS very much embarrailed Doth
in the profecution Of MS fna"ciaI, as well
as his military meafures and nc gave It
as his opiaion that the conicriPtion can
not be enforced.
The communication between this city
and Paris is yet open, where any one
may go, under certao inpreillon of haz
ard Like }irgifs Description of the
Pahage to Hell, il is ealy to defend
there, but it may be matter of difficulty
TO return
" An ordonnance was ifiued gefcrday
by the Government, 10 Gail out the mill
tia of Belgium 1t compreheDds all men
as fit iubje6tsifor the fetvlce of between
10 and S., with certain claules and re
ituctions.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
BALTIMORE IuNE Z

y
BY the arrival of the Fairy IN TINS port,
from Nantz, when The left on the 18th
April, in company with the Boxer, of
New York, We are furniihed with the
following intelligence from the gentle
men who came paaengcrs. They left
Paris the 18th, and France the 10th Of
April, They fate it as their opinion
thar the whole dispolable force of Bona
parte does not exceed 100000 men.
hat hi troops are badly fed, badly paid,
badly equipped and continually defert
lug, both folders and officers, to the
itandard of the Bourbons Many mar
ihals had already Quilted the fervice of
the uiurPer, and had retired to their
country irats. having fuch an abhor-
renee OF maTthal NeN that they rcfuie
to iervc under him. HAT the people
are generally well dnpoied towards toe
Bourbons, and are only awaiting the ad
vance Ct the allies, TO make an open
declaration Of thrir fentiments that the
opanlih troops, in great force, are march
ing to occupy the pyrrnnees--that from
all accounts, The greateit harmony and
concert appeared TO prevail amonglt the
allies, who, it was generally believed,
would attempt TO itrike Deceive blow in
the month of May that amongit the
confederate troops, they ieemed animated
by one pervading icntiment only, which
was, horror and detettation Of Bonaparte.
hat in feseral Of the fcaport towns, the
bourbon itandard was fill AyiHg-
Martial Oudlnot, they ttated had aban-
doned the fervice of Bonapart and re
mains quiet at home, in cons, quence of
personal con rover(y with the French
Emperor. Init Bonaparte, in parox
lin OF PATTON, offered to itvike the aged
marihai, who applying his haud to his
i"ord, aecoited HIM titus. :" Sire, you
mutt learn both to relpect yourlcif and
To respect me. You mutt not forget
"har mas been done for you for, if you
pefhit IN your PATTON, Jingle word from
my Ups will cali your army into the fer
wee OF the bouibons they itate, that
quarrel had taken pace, between Bon
apare and Cambaceres, on he fubiect of
the numerous placards patted up in vari
Gus places, lcverrly rehetting on the
Corllcan ulurper - that The Emperor, in
heat of PATTON, kicked his miniiter out
OF doors ). but that his Excellency was
again reconciled to his imperial and roy
al majeity, and accepted of an invitation
TO dine with him on that very day.
That MARTIAL Ney was generally de-
teited, both by officers and folders,
and itrong iymptoms of musiny were ap-
parent. That the prince of Benevento
had arrived at Client from Vienna.
ihatit was even fuipected that Bona
parties two confidential officers, Carnot
aud Eouch, were fecretly efpouGng the
cauic of the Bourbons--that the women
IN Paris and Havre de Grace favored the
fallen dynafly, and were impatient for
the approach of Alexander, the deliv-
erer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19

The Banking business in New-York and Phil
adelohla seems 10 be more and more prof able
Whe ihey refuse to redeem heir bills they ar
making dividends OF nine or ten per cen'. per an
num- The bills of these banks are now nj :
discount OF about eight per cent. and I'LL ds
preciaing How fer it is prudent for The far
mers this way 10 receive them for their produce
is for them 10 determine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19

A writer in Virginia demccra,ick pa
per, remarking on the proposition of the
National IntelIigencer 10 lay up the fgigate
onstiution al Washington, asks, g how
'ong we might expect 10 fbd Old Iron
Sides" in Safe keeping under the protection
OF the Heroes Of Bad ns6urg -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
BY THE MAILS.
The Legislature of Nevy- HAMPSHIRE,

Assembled at Concord on "Wednesday
last. he Hon. M r.. Payson WAS elected
president OF the senate, and the Hon. q. n.
Uhham, speaker of the house. Whole
number OF votes lS2, Mr.. Upham had 90.
Mr. ID l.. Morrill,, IT, and scattering
~. II. Kent, Esq was chosen treasurer, and
At6ert Cady, Esq secretary Of state. The
whole number Of votes Tor governor was
found 10 be s6,lo4, of which his excellcncy
Gov. Gilman, mad Is 357.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19

Il IS now known, tha Ben aPsrte ~ t. ki5wF
ed his promise 20 charlesly ahoh = moaAss
Ped 10 1906 !; and tina, this unior'''a II ds7
has subsisted altogether by r ria pssrs,.
which now amounts 20 | oOVVVo -. r,yf<
It's reported. thai The saer.li' = III
in Virginia, Of which Messfs NA'' 's'.e. ID =,
pes weee rival candidates, nave sss n.
numbers ofMr. Rs votes, ss 70 ..s,a,ae5 y"
majority aud had accordingly ,asalpA;
as duly elected instead Of MS H. trsssa
Ii is stated. thatthe sectefafyo o',s.euns
has instructed the collectors O. ESQ ESQ
ceiye in pay nothing but treasury g.. - sbcslf
The treasury notes are At Pfc'sD'
The stock maks..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19

hamieg democrat, some time since, sent /,
Fence golt. SNUFF BOX, with this direction
engraved o, -" Pro Bono Putlics.D Beir1
asked the meaning CT The snscripttcn, he replied
- For Bona The Reoa5Acah."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-19
MFNTZ, APRIL 10.

MENTZ, APRIL 70.
Order Of the Day april 10 l8 s.
His Majeity the Emperor OF Auttria, ID
concert with the High allied Powers, has
named ne Governor Of Gentz, and has
connded to me The protection and fafe,y
of his important bulwark of Germany
Proud OF the defamation and full OF con
hdence in the noble (cn,iments which
direct the iubjcets of 70 grsat a number
OF Princes towards the fame obis9, and
excite In them the fame entnu(iaim,
have hatteied to come hither, and the
init moments ! have paiIed here have
fulfilled my expectations have receiv
ed with emotion the tettimony of the
iincereit attachment TO our COMMON
country. or fidelity to lawful fcvcreigns,
OF the itricteit union for the pert-rvation
OF the mott iacred rights againit a for
eign attack My hrit care ihaIl be, to
nourlih, to direct, and TO itrengthen this
energetic ientlinent by the mott eutire
devotedneis l am itranger t any
preference tor fuch or such troops my
companions Ia arms will always have the
lame claims to nv attachment We have
all iwoFn fidelity to the ltanaards OF our
country, and our Princes depend upon
us, We mut anfwer this confidence, and
ihall eiteem myielf happy to lhare glo-
ry and danger with the brave folders
whom | now lee adcmbled around me.
The Archduke CHARLES.