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R6So{Ued, That the committee appointed
on 50 much OF the Presidents Message. as re-
lres TO the CHASING and disciplining of the
militia, be instructed to euqc;re INTO the e>c
pediency of making provision BY law to make
all white male persons between the age OF 3
and IS years, residing on lauds t. which the
Indian title is not eXtlnguished, liable to do
militia duty.
On motion of Mr. Nelson, the memorial of
VIM. Lambert prospecting first neridian)
accompanied with astronomical calculations
relative to the establishment Of first rncri-
dian for the u. States, together with former
reports thereon, wer. referred TO select
committee, with leave TO report by bill or o.
therwise.
Mr.. Klboun submitted for consideration
the following resolution
Resolved, That the committee of Claims
be instructed &c i6qJire inc0 the expectancy
e providing by )av for the paying 70 t,.,
mounted volunteers aud drsfloi militia WHO
have served ia the Nortii Western army un-
der the command IF Gems Jack son End FIovd.
against the Greek indians, or to their heirs
or gns. the value OF the horses by thsIn
lost III said service, in consequence of the
men beng dismouuted and separated from
their horses, 10y order Of theirrcspective COM
handing officers, on any expedition. or in
consequence of the riders Being killed, or
wcuRded N battle, deducting I q the origi-
nal val6e 81 such horses respcctivclv as re
csived into the service, the amount OF which
may have been paid for the use tnereof in
any OF the cases, priorto lhe loss of the same
as aforesaid
The resolution was amended, on motion Of
Mr.. HALL Of Geo W inserting after The
words '' wounded in battle" the words OF,
who have lost their horse or horses whilst in
the service NJ the U. >. b. any unavoidable
acciHcnt - and
On the adoption of the resolution as a
meuded, the vote. after debate, stooe as fol-
lows:
For the resolve 81
Against il ~
So the resolve was passed.
The engrossed bill making appropriations
Tor the support of government for the year
1915; the engrossed bill concerning tn.
courts OF justice N the Indiana territory and
the engrossed bill authorizing the President
OF the United States to receiye INTO the ser
vice certain volunteer CORPSE which NAV be
raised and organized by any state, In lieu of
the decachments Of the militia thereof, were
severely read third time, passed and sent
to the Senate for theiT concurrence.
The bill supplementary to the act con
hrnling certain claims to land in the Illinois
territory, and the Gill for taxing lotteries, pas
edschrough committees of the whole, we're
severally amended, and ordered to be engros-
sed fer a third reading,
And the house adj burned
Fr'9ay, Fe5. :.
The Speaker laid before the House let
ter from the Secreta y of the Treasury
q Statement OF the duties and
drawbacks on goods imported INTO and ex-
ported from the United States during the
years ISL, 1912 aud 1919 which was
read.
RI. LI,-, ..-,...i H. .,.
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\ MiLllIA OFFICER.



L.~tTl-f 81 q letter, dQted .fHrIio Tsl1il4
Jar. %.
Ey vessel just now arrived from Ma
tTzss news is received that the C1res are
IN possession OF Madrid, and driven out til.
Eing, Ferdinand w. There is .sid to be q
t,toioHor r. oraui"
iryafe arrived few days AGO from
FUs and vi,h dispatcher scr hm, (Ad Cock
bra )---thCir contents are wrap0euin impe-
betraDlc secrecy lordoo dtssby her are
saif 90 be to Che 1o.h Nov"
EUracs ia ieurJ -om .4rleFo Lslu1d, dated
2fgf Hlf
a nutober Of british officers arc daily
On shore Heyt. Itcy are very in1u.suvt
as To the strength Of CbarLst>H ard 6f'-,..
aah nope you are prepared - meet
them"
ihe postscript Of a letter fc>n Daricn. dated
Ianualy 80, contains the tol owing " We
hive .alIs moment received Information tnst
10 ssil u ihe Ne~Or.sans fcet have io3,-
ei CocEDarn, and are enquirng for ts
for TEtec oar Be on your guart"
Gazcfs.
sFtHfT OF THE MtLITrA.
Atthe late l4uCing Of he euemT Oh Edb
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NEGROES.

7 Wilsell 10 or 80 Likely and Rsl,tiy N-poass-
i There are $50 families .s,aeh 7siyl Purchased
s2sei'sr aae or 10 }sGoyps, mostly ,9e,r az ned
'ssToes 'f'9fes pr Sink Of eiti;r Bass # Ysrgi-
i's, -0H BE- 7eceiusd IN pay1iaRt
PHONES GRIFFIN
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TIE FTRW or

(IHELTON q FTNNEY. is tbis dav obaooi,eo,h,
~ mutual consent. Persons indebted t. the s,i firm
sre earnestly requested to make immediate PAYMENT
and those having claiu1~, will apply 10 VIM. Fmney,
Who alone authorized 20 settle the accounts sad
late firm.
JOHN S. SHELTON.
WILLIAM 1'INNEY.
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FlR SALE

4 sod Plain Cook, Washer and Ironor she IS q.
RI bout 25 years old, neyep had ibid. has ben
raised IN the country, IL ofn unexerptoaba ohasc-
&c, and sold only for the ,raut Of money.
-4Es9, Far A9re--Eight likely Young Negro Msn.
Apply % The printer Jan Is 6t
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THE SCBSCtiBEIt5 TO TIE
PRINT OF FRANCISCO.

a RE respectfully acquainted, tl,st the Eny-syings
I are nov ready tn deliver st MIR Pr;ioaa!si's
Bookstore. From the liberal encouragement the
kohshets have received, they have determined to lie
sirer each PRINT at S7-the price 10 on-subscribers
will be SSs. Ian. ~ ~
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W633INGTO1'. Fee :.
ALMOST IL CREDIBLE FLCTQ-
~
FRO5T NEE@- 0RLEQe1rg.

-l.
Dates ~ to IL 18Th January-thc Enemy
attacking our enden he'd Army on the 9th.
beaten aud rsgulssd oy Jackson and his
brave associates, with great siauShtev.
C2fg ofa lefter .frs7q mi Gen. J4.kso- 70
me Seq IaT dated
CaRh, q mites 6,hm Cyleeag,
En- Izn. 1915,
During the days Of the 9th aud III,
the enerry had been actively emil .ed IN
making preparations for an atLs.S OH rly
lines. vi th infinite labor they haC suct ed
ed On the night of thc nth 70 rettug the.r
boats across from tie lake to The river, "
widening and deepening the canal on when
they j d effected their Decentralization, 1t
had not been in ny power to impede thes.
operations by general attack added 20 c-
tnsr reasons, thc nature Of Che troops unde-
my command, mostly m.litH, rendered it to
hazardous to attempt extensive tfsu57,r
movements 10 an open Country. az inss
q numerous end well disciplined army AL
Though MY forces, rs t. number, hod been
increased Cv the si'uv / OF the Kentr Ky.
division, 10y strength had received very little
adaiuonS small portion only Of that DC
tachment bsir prov dsd With arms.
Compelled mus T. val tile attack of she
enemy, took every Tneascre n rep.lit when
it should be- made, and defeat the object
he had IN view Gen Morgan with the Or
leans contingent, tho Louisiana militia, and q
s.r1og detachment cf the Ecnl1cky troope
occupied an crIlr-hed 'up ON the o.By.
st side Of the uvcr projected 5y strong
batteries cu The bank, erected and supetin-
tnCedJg CON. Patters u.
in r5 eu amPmeHt every thing was ready
e. scuoE, when, early OIL tie morning Of the
8th, the enemy af,er throwing >be.vy ,hoyy-
G. Of Cougu re K ckcts, adtshced tas.r CO.
lunns on my right ard LEFT. 60 s,ortn uvoA
trarchuertf.
suuot speak sufficiently ie rr.iee ,fths
6rmpess g, Oh b ration with w1ich ny hole
lrac received their approach nore ctu. Dos
have been expected from vettfai5 Injured t0
var. For aG Iour q a. fire Of he small arms
was as .ncossAat and severe us can be mu-
giucd. The artillery too, directed by Ollie
GERS ~ho displayed equal skill and cour ~,
did great execution. fct the Columns ~ tle
eaemy cmtpJ-d 90 advance with hrnses
wbich reflects upon them che greatest cI,.
dit Twice. ,lr .aiumn Which 1pgrscoac
me o. ur i-it, was eE0 ED Jy -he troot e
C,ts Csirot, taolr ~ = Nyeea anc
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A CARD

The following GARD is from an officer Of
merit ard distinction , one who stanls high
IN the estimation OF his fellow-ci;zens, and
whose blood has more than once been poured
out IN rich proiusisn, tor the preserva,iNn Of
his country's rights C3ckburn, consistently
With his character as :. countiyman Of Ches-
lcrtIeld, cannot refuse the invitation Let
hin, Do prompt and pductnal in his acccp-
trance, & our liv, S Tor it, th-t cur " MILITIA
OFFICER VIII give him a more bouora-
bic employment than that Of tramphng
upon the defenc. less, and distressing the wi
rr,Y -
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TO ADMIRAL COCKBuRN.

Understanding that you have the com
mand Of the British force upon the coast Of
Georgia; Ihave to requcGt, that You would
remain = few weeks at 81. Marv's. or Of
more cooyeneD) upon Cumberland Island
in order 20 enable the militia OF TINS state to
Pay tneT respects 70 genfieman, they So
highly cateem. Il YOU should see col W ood-
cine, or any Of his respectable associates, You
may observe 70 him, that Tus, tun. SUI, zee
hluc CO the Little PriAc> Barney R;T,,
aul e. number 81 Tie Greek Iadiaus, intend
90 pay nim the same houors.
a MILITIA OFFICER.
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sPANI&H HiI;E.S.-..-
800 D0IL1RS TT9Y mn

800 DOLLARS REWARD.
& CSl betweer Pctelsburg& !c' u1nd, a I.hpGf.
y & TRUNK, crntainins gold 81 silver eytaul, as.
s- 200 plated mounted swoi-bets iitcen silver vat
o'.2f, sone o'd silver, ~sTriug APPAREL &c Among
fe arucics lost uas nnmbero other articles on cern
ra'u, which csouOt ~ iceOHected. i he above re-
vfr' viU he gwen On delivery of the trunk aYd con-
s|nis u Mr. Powell Of Pet-rshur., or johnson and
l,eai. li,chmotd,
SIMON DANCE
.nuary ! Z a.
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nLMLIN ATCIInN

WILLIAM FIEEEY,
FCil ffe brfse7f, h0s rcm9zed 10 tie Clt7be3ie
Po0n u 10. s.. Jacsbs VI Cas-sfaee, qear
rte Br'H Feb.& r.
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UOMES,EIC.
From the 12tEcdgeriile -4rgzls.
GEORGIA IN VADED.
ne AD-tlU ARTERS,
Agl4edgeufIe, 94th len. 1915.
GENERAL. ORDERS.

s..
GENERAL ORDERS.
The snemy mas invaded our territory, and
must be driven off All the companies.
therefore. throughout the state, will innedi-
atcly prepare to rendezvous at such places
as may be pointed out by their Teutsuant-
eolonc!a, coinpiete," equipped for service.
The captains will be permitted to fill their
companies from the second and third classes,
tie ReH furnishing their own rifles The
commander IN CAlef reserves to himself the
privilege It the place of rendezvous. Of CON
sotdaang ana Organizing the Companies, and
selecting the CfhccrS, IN CONFORMITY to the law
OF the legislature. The Regiments Of cavalry
will likewise assume the same state OF reAdi-
nessrto act rs dragons or mounted infantry
rs the occasion may require, and their heu-
tenant culoueiS respectively direct The
officers charged with the organization OF
The second and tpird cla,ses of infantry.
will expedite the measure with all possible
speed.
By order Of the Commander in Chief
y. NEW NAN, Adjt. Gen.
1hs Governor is making every necessary
preparation to rcpei the enemy from our
shores, and chastise his audacitv and we
announce with pleasure and satisfaction that
~ Jor-Gener3l Clark and Colonel Newman
vii receive suitable commands Georsi3ns
viii now have ma opportunity Of facing thnt
foe who has 50 Ions rampelled with merciless
IMMUNITY upon their dearest rights They
want no mercenary impulse to inspirit them
To acuon--their patriotism VIII always be
commemorate with the crisis. With pstri-
otto Tennessee and Kentucky (athoueh not
possessing SO extensive population} Geor-
gia N q snort time may proudly exciaim-"
too have furnished twelve thousand choice
SPIRITS to prosecute a just and necessary
war III defence Of al that is dear to
man."
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INTERIOR OF FRANCE.

LONDON, May IL.
Advices of reaction in France are daily
increasing. There is great dissatisf<ction at
the new levy of the national guartis-which
has been substituted for the Consumption The
Old Jacobns are every where ON the alert !; the
red can, 1t is SAID, had been hoisted in D4u-
pblny, aud some Priests assassinated. M6bs
have assembled in Havre, Lthis is confirmed
BIZ an arrfvai in n. York, Isle, Rouen, &c.
and lives have been lost OF one regiment of
the line, the SSth, no less than 400 out of 800
hAl deserted, on its march to Paris. In Di-
eppe the fishermen declared for Louis
Nodoubt exists, that the new decree ofNa-
poleon, ordering the election of Representa-
t'ves u'ider the new Constitution, before il 4uas
accepted, was in Consequence of his havl q
received INFORMATION that its acceptance
would be opposed, In p mis-, many who sub
scribe to 1T, attach provisions TO their Yea. In
Rouen, only the Mayor and one person sig :
ed for 1t, and twelve against it.
= boulogne, Calais, DuakirA, Bruees, Isle.
Dorai, Valenciennes, Condo, Quesnoi, Mau.
oeuSe and Avesnes had been declared in a
state OF siege. dash into the Netherlands s
expected!
May l3.--It has been determined by the
allied commanders to subsist their armies on
France a-Ia-a1adc de Bonaparte In loyai dis
trlcts Que oils willbe given for supplies. syn
ed by Louis, Minister % Finance and payable
az the public treasury ill Paris.
Two French vessels, laden with munitions
OF war. from Brest, have been detained By
one Oh our Scoops of war, by, it is said, order
Of government.
The Duke .d'Angonleme was landed at
barcelona, in Spain, from Cette, the 18th
April.
TRURO, May -.
Whilst the main Austrian army was pursu-
ing Murat, Gen. Nusens drove Pignateui be-
tore him, and entered Florence or t;le 18th,
amidst the acclamations of the people.
BRUSSELS, April 90.
Austria has 900, 900 men in the field, or 70.
pidiy marching TO it. The Netherland army
already exceeds 81 600 men. Marshal Wei
lington's army will not comprise less than
10000 men an immense body of cavalry
and strong train Of field aud batterine artil-
lery.
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w ednes(laV noon.

LATEST FROM ENGL.HND
By the ships Othello and Pacific, from Liv-
erpool, the editors Of the New-York Ga
2ette have received London papers of the
1871, and Liverpool OF the 18th of May-&
have made such extracts from them as will
enable their readers to form some idea of
the great question OF war OF peace with
Bonaparte.
London, May -.
Yesterday we laid before our readers, the
declaration issued At Client on the "a by Lou
is l9, aud this day we insert second decla-
Tstion OF the allies, issued on tn 26th ult-
Thes- may both be considered as one pol,ti-
cal act ; they correspond in object, in spirit.
and in the period of PRONUNCIATION. Tho OBJ
ject of the war is declared without any eoui-
vocation" Ihe Congress has not deG5era-
tsd utlo7 sutHoaiHo7s. II ha5 hroScribed
Bon1hdrbe," and tie French people are cal
Id upon to assert thcir own independence.
eDd prevent the entrance Of the al cd armies
i0to France, By VO.ultaiIly eHpeiuug the man
VINO IS the author OF all her m,serics
3per cent. consols IS IS 1-4-Do. tor acc
SO is IL
Lord Aspley, accompanied by Mr. Pegler,
the messenger arr red yesterday with dis
patches; AID notwithstanding al, the Oroph-
Ccies 70 the contrary, We have to announce
shat thc ratification Of the treaties have been
resolved IT Vienna.
lord Aspiey, WHO'S the bearer Of the "a
tic ron 81. the treaties received from Ven
81, it IS also said is the bearer Of a dscispatj-
o. Of wtr 10 tn form agreed upon by tn,
f'vcrsigns 20 tnc co sreas, md Il is addcd.
tat his iords.ip eff q duplicate Of the san.c
instrument 70 th. haati5 So the duke of[yci-
lngiOn, itF ,r'n- w!Iirh his -race had prev
GU PERMISSION e. act according TO bis own dis
Ct~-ioa.
DISTURBED STATE OF FRANCE.
h is.c noul s,ls morning We received
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vre. Nsrtz ard pnrdeaux, the ocr,nu,,e
tioa " S free. and. as in ne times ciSae yreaI
test trahquhsy. goods were daily ua'da dinl
IRON vessels FROM Smy rua, Messna ana Cal
niz.
The papers arc silent as to the situation a
italy, and tor the fate Ok that couativ, we rel
ter our readers to the following parapraohI
The news from Italy communicated 30
the papers from Vienna, do not deserve NOR.
credit than those printed Iii the Brussels ga.
pers."
As to the result of the contest. the rrenc,
government seem very easy. BoBapa-,e re.
views his troops, the allies exercise theirs
--bonaparte is generally Thought ssioug e.
nouSh to receive his opposers, and although
every month, every week, 81 every day re-
said to he fixed for the entry of the allied
a"lny upon the F'enoh TERRITORY. Bopapa rte's
departure from Paris was very uncertain
ny an order Of tie Emperor, all the cx.
penses towards the defence the country are
60 be discharged without delay
Lucien bonaparte havug escaped from
Rome, has ~ ide his ent, into -Fr,nce, and
had the king p lace (hqlqce y,o,,ai alla'
ted for his residenc. On tie 1eth Nav h.
was 10 recei, the respccr5 OF the minis.e,,
and OF the othcers of Nap con.
From series of deere S by the F.npero,
1t appears that disturbances had taken p,acs
in ma " il ICES; but at our latest date. q,
the troubles had ceased, and by very sever
decree dated the 9Th May, the greatest penal
ties were enacted against the rebels.
The frontiers were lined with French
tro ps; and although all the militia had
been called cut en- masse, there had bee,
meetings in every department ard resolr
tions taken and forwarded to BoIiaparte. eY.
pressing their submission and their Willing.
ness to turn out to- a man at the FIRST call d
the country; and for that purpose every de.
partmentis raising, clothing and instructipp
the troops, 50 that the whole population viii
be ready to fly to the camp of honor and
FOR nun Der of days the newspapers are FIJI.
ed with the names of the towns which ar.
reacy to take TIE field
-, VIENNA, April I9.
The most uncxampled activity pervade.
the war department. An the regiments arr
more than foil. The energy ofthe govern.
ment. and the good understanding which ex.
ISIS among the High Powers, promise us the
most happy result to the great Traeedv
Which IS about to be acted" Eurohe Secur
a; or Tie d cath u Bonaharse."
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From tde Phi. Freeman's Journal, Jun
%.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Yesterday arrived at this port, the ship Al
etander Pawlowitch, Captain Steinhauer. in
II days from Rochelle. Capt Steinhauer has
politely favored the editor of the Freenap's
Journal with files of the Paris Monitcur, and
Jalhgnani's Messenger to the 10Th May.-
NO battle had taken place between the
French and Allied armies, at the time of
sailing Napoleon was not expected to leave
Paris, till afer the meeting of the Champ de-
Mai, which was to be held on the goth Nav.
France appeared to be tranquil It was re
ported that Napoleon was in treaty with
Austria. The command OF the Spanish trooDs
destined 20 act against France, was confided
to Marshal Marmont, duke of Ragusa. To
the eastward of the Grand Bank, in lat. 81
n. capt. Steinhauer fell in with an island of
ice, 80 feet above the water, surrounded with
breakers. The base OF the island was about
mile in circumference. Several other large
bodies of ice were in sight, and he was I'M
der the necessity Of shortening sail, until clear
OF heavy fogs, occasioned by them Passen-
gers, Col de Mons o bignY, and daughter
Madame de Groisnc, two Miss Auriols Ma
dame Nest yer and child, NJ, Lasat, Narcis-
sa Choisne, Paul Gasache and lady, p. S F.
Chaqualt and daughter, Ch Bioret and lady.
Messrs Corval, Fontaine, Quevelle, Flachat.
Meyer, Saba, Boujoise, Ray ,aond, Resnard'
Sore, Buchemin, &c.
OuV TRANSLATOR mas gwen a hasty glance
over the Moniteur, from which he has e.
tracted the follow " as the leading arti
Cles:
Ir0nsIated fur Me FreeHaau's Journal.
AS late as the 11sh May, the Emperor was
yetin Paris, and although the grestest pre-
paraiioDs were making by the contentline
parties hostllities mad not commenced ali
the soldiers had been ordered to repair TO
their camps, but not one single step had been
takenby the bsl.igerents; and from a des
patch from the Projects OF the department Of
the North To the minister of the general po-
Ice, 1t appears from an article dated from
Lille on the 10th May in the evening, that
by proclamation from the Duke OF Wei
hugton, all his soldiers were prohibited
fron entering the French territory"
Inc voluntary contribution had the great
est effect One department had raised the
sum OF 100000 francs towards clothing it's
iohitla every town had come toward with
similar donations and from every part of the
country, addresses Of respect, fidelity and
submission were presented TO the Emperor
HE communication with ENGLAND was nm
interrupted the packets we're regularly ply
ing between the two countries. and on the 5th
on May a number OF passengers we're landed
at Culais, with the same security as before
tne re ascension Of the French FmBetor.
Ihe fisheries are continued, and although the
ty OF Gains Il been declared in q stlte Of
siege, as temporary prccautivn, the nayiga-
'.nls not molestcd M British criizers or.
20 bc seen, and vessels are cleared as usual
On the 5th May two ships, sailed for Mani
hi4us, bTon MaTseiies. to Dieppe, the Ha-
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France. He loudly expresses his devotion &
his gratitude for your person, aud he even
said TO the Tuscan Deputies, that he would
prefer receiving the FIRST blow, to drawing
password against FrSnchman.
know not now 10 reconcile this language,
OF which ! do not suspect the sincerity, with
all the arbitrary measures which have en-
taugered my Sauthonty, and those which O.
bhSe me, even now, TO provide for the safety
otthe French troops assembled at Pisa. Your,
majesty will appreciate these contradictions
which seem 10 me to proceed from resolu-
ton deemed by the king conformabe to his
INTEREST, but into which ne has been dragged,
contrary to his own affections. / am assured
that the language and conduct of the king are
similar in his communications with the vice
10Y.
1t is, nevertheless, certain, that a Procl
nation OF Gen. Beilegarde's, which recalls the
n - onS OF Italy to their former state has been
reprinted at Bologna under the eyes of the
King.
Tnis Proclamation, drawn up with much
art, has produced the greatest effect in i'us-
cany, where lis extensively circulated.
am, with profound respect, Sire, &c.
(Sigued) ELIZA"
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VIENNA, April le.
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.
fron, ire Boston Daily 4dUeyfiser, of Jua

BY the brig Exchange from Lisbon, we hay,
received Intelligence from that city to Ma,
q, but ne news from France or ENGLAND
later than has reached US before Capt. Lo
ring, informs, that about a fortnight befoa
he sailed, about so Transports from England
arrived at Lisbon, for the purpose Of trans.
porting the Portuguese army under lord Bet.
esford, to the Nethe riands
We have received Lisbon papers to Nav
2o,which repeatedly mention the Efforts which
are making tor improving the state of the ar.
my; @ut do not speak OF Their expected EN-.
barkat.on. Lord Heresfoid was at I,;shonL
The Pspers contain very little news.
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EMPRESS aIAKIAIor1TsA

me Empress, or rather Archduchess Ma.
PA LOUISA. has pub sned letter written
20 Count CERATrk, Governor OF Parma
Of winch the t2iowng is a faithful extract -
ny wishes relected the hand Of Bona
pare. rs datiiu daushtsrI yie ded to ,Ge
cn.reat'ss II % beloved father, AMI sacri6ced
myself for Ey country, When arrived in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-07-05
OF SWEDEN
MINISTRY OF WAR.
NOTICE

Any soldier in actual service, whatever be
his rank, except those who form part of the
dcpntations of corps. shall not quit his post to
Come to the field OF Mai their absence could
no. but be prejudAcial to the good of the SER
vice.
The minister of war,
Marshal Prince Of ECKNIUJGI..
Paris, 9th May, 1915