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-. Dashiagfon, October II.
we %ere nisinformed in regard t. the
= Rk SfDeN r s beng cxpectedhere yester-
pay, as stated 10 our last.
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BIRIHS.-Lstely, near Red Bank, in
the township of Shrewsbury, Monmouth
county, N. j free black woman was
delivered at one birth of daughters and
1 son, who are all living unlikely to do
we'll
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SLOOFS ONTARIO AND EPERVIER
94iSfates Defocfed

= ne report Of the sloop Of war Ontario
Aa'in6 ofen dispatched to the United
y zsS by Comm, Gore Decatur, is entire =
scD I'M, Qundation. No vessel bmf liz
Z she W. --'3ter has been sent with disoatcb.
i ant sb,g,..si.. 81 the commando - 90
80, .,l .:sH, i1rst - the o..
- 80. TVS, Captain o,T
- ''a'ans the Treaty
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COMMERCIALLY INTERESTING


We, Wiiliau. by the Grace OF God, ing
of the Netherlands, Prince of orange and
Nassau, Grand Duke OF Luxembourg, Slc. to
afgreetug,
BE ii known, That we have duly cons-
dered how ADVISABLE it is for the interest Of
our Kingdom i'll general, and particularly for
those OF its commercial community, To view,
that the simple and liberal PRINCIPLES of the
legislature, which are generally made appli
cable with regard to the Navigation & Com
merce from and to other parts OF the world,
and how much tie Herewith casing of duties
may contribute to the multiplying of mporta-
tons OF North and South American produce,
IS likewise to the extending Of the co,lmt rci-
a! relations of our beloved subjects with other
pat;ons--NVe have, therefore, heard tie CCun-
Gil OF State, and i'll conjunction with the States
General, have thought fit, as we do, by these,
viz
Arr. 1. Henceforth ali goods and merchan-
die, coming from the Islands and the Con-
tinent of North and South America, import
ed into the kingdom of the Netherlands or
exported from those countries, or traversing,
coming from thence, or going thithcr, the do
mini o; Of this State, Will not be subject t.
more OF other tormaliteS or duties on import,
export, or transit, than 10 those VIII CHI have
been stipulated with regard to the European
Navigation and Commerce.
Art..S. Also, OF tue vessels tIaalng rom q
to the Continent of North and South America,
no higher or other Tonnage Duty will be de-
mandcd; than is paid by such as navigate
from and to European ports.
Art. 8 BY the preceding Regulations is not
derosaterl from tic Provisional statutes of the
law of the 9th Julr, 1914, concerning the trade
and navigation TO the West-Indies, for the in
habtants of the Netherlands.
Art. 8. The Navigation and Trade from &
to the coast of Guinea, will be totally exempt
ed from tn p .yment of Duties and Tonnag
monies under reservation Of such administra :
tive measures as will be found necessary TO
operate against the abuse of this privilege.
lis further o,tiofHed. That these shall be
inserted in tile Gazette and that a sufficient
ninber of copies shall be printed, and sent to
all commercial cities aud places, to be there
notified and published.
Be ;tSurfher orduined, That all our Minis
terial Departments and other Authorities,
Justices and Officers, to whom this may be-
lohg, attend to the correct fulilment there
Of.
Done at Lsken, May %, 1915. the secsnd
year of our reign.
(Signedl WILLIAM.
(Countcrsgned) A. r. FALCK
ENQUIRER-OFFICE,
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the lslnrd of Guadalupe was blocks3cd by large
British o'ce under Admiral Dsrhaa., then between
ID ze,.a AZ q TIA. Saints a small detachment hal
ladei abot fifteen niles above roo, p,lre but wee
beaten OIL BY the inhabitants AIarti law had been
ds elai e'lby the gove.I r, wo had Issued or,lc
every to turn nd fence of he islaI,l About
$4,000 men under .rnIs. Busin, IS st a stand.
/ e british Razee, hcbsr, and u brig OF war are
cruising oil Sand, Hook On Friday they captured =
order for .iailtS the Freueh brig TRADE, Captain
Rneet, from Gua''aotpe tor New-York aud the
brig Hannah, of Portsmouth,, from GGadaloupe for
N..w York
SIR James Keith anh Sir Charles Durham hsye is
sued Proclamation 10 tls inhabitants OF the Colnny
&c Maricg,.ai nal rrme tie ~ ,hs, ,l,,., are under
The pret.c Ct. tie r giisl Gag; si tina; until 81 re-
ga s1seInr:.; is tsh'ished in Frame, they are Il,
consider his Britannia Majesty their Sovereign, aud
to at accordingly.
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PL 4 n T +. r s. F 4 RE,
For lSALEs

VENHE SUBSCRIBER will sell this Handsome
Il FdTm, very cheap, Tor part money and part Gre
dt' lie therefore invites those who wish Ia invest
money in valuable Lands. to take look at this pro-
perry 1t lies II the county Of GoochIand ten niles
above the Court-house, forty from Richmond, and e.
ven from Boat Navigation, on james River, and oo,,
tains about go
Sever Hundred and T7yenty zrrea.
30 acres Of Yhel ing in Licking hole Creek is eouaI
IN fertility 10 the bes James River bottom Lands
the high land lies WE'LL is laid off in five Fl Ids sot
wei fenced in--thC fields have been all cIovered anJ
those Out Oh cultivation, pretty well taken gih II
anti those now under cILtuTc, were n taken with H.
II pIoduces good crops OF corn, whea: and tobacco
The buildings g. efnily good md eonverriept--
lbe dweling-lICisc is partly twdatOry and is neat
light, handsome building The Farm is well w,tercd
having streams every ftlb, aid several good sD,j,es
ccuveacnt to the dwelling Duse and ~ ke O,eharjs
Of good !rut consisting of Apples PercLes, Cher g.
Sc -. -
lie hes also, 7sro S,7aR Fhrms in the same ne;b
bnrhood, for sale the e rrns-oue of which
containing % scrfs ri present under the occutaucv
OF Mrs DVsi, vel tirbered, and has on il tl,iv
)cng apple OrcisIti. aud lies enough 10 pians
ers Fare, 20 supply il with timber. The o her cs6tsins
g5 acres and sbiact tn the re- estate Of Mrs 1anes
IAN old Lady, who Ives IN J1e Farm firtter
description OF the prepcrtyi drarcd annseessary ne
those wishing t0pufehase, will doubt view the pre-
mis-, s. ~
The terms may he knOWn ~ application In NJ
John u. Nsoe (who lives the pten,ses) or tn tIa
| Subscriber living in Hichnohd. =,
aup 10 ,c - 80 ~ q >
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t00 DULLARS REWAED.

nNN AWAY, From The Subscriber. o4 Saturday
d :. "isat last, n, go Man nani-i
j q Il
About five feet nine, inches hisl,, large cves, some.
what red, HEX lips, iu, black rs ntgrccs arc IN
eon'ao'', "leaiy thck tvd OF .uir, WI ieh stanGs m
can read and write, and no doubt will attempt 70 w,te.
himself ee pas, and will, IL IS supposed ;tenipt e,
geti one ,t thcEoi thern states.
At The Same time weut of, An .tPrRENrICE,
by the OF
=. K.NUELES. 6rIEES,
Atont n'net years of age; he was legally bound 10
i"e to ,t*n the Carpenters trat lie las a. sore
ieg. .4urtier de SCRIP ton OF the bnv is deemed M,
necessary, but uOduubt he will pass Tor the master
%! the above named slave. f,rwarn All masters oil
'essesa"d owners oil shops, f ON ceivns oromloy-
ing them at thea pe'ii. will give the above r.,
ward fUr said slave, and one cent iur the apprentice
boy. 81
- NILES Y'URPIA.
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The British Court have gone into mourning
For the death Of the Dake OF Brunswick. HIS
iighness is Brother to the Princess OF
Wales.
loo, was 1t. Gen. and S,r w. Ponsonby,
Maj. Gen.
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DRY-GOODS NTAUClI0N-

DRf-GOUDS AT AUCTION.
an "Wednesday, the Esd ms. VIII be sold, with
~ out reserve, 1T the Auetio Store Of The Subscr
eers, about 20 packages DRY GOODS Is of which
are Just imported, directly 10 Richmond, re:
% ando-4 white add black camurcks cotton shirt
ings, elegant and fashionable ginghams elegant Mar
settle sestns, Irish linens, linen dispers sc.
also,
100 pieces best twilled sacking, Sc sc. sc.
lEkMo very accommodating Sales 10 commence
at 10 o clock.
17eHrnre, Rc!insoF y Pleasamfs,
Vendue-Hlasters.
i he Subscribers take this opportunity .ofinorn.ag
friends, that they viii receive from ia TO 80 pack
ages Of F,4LL-CO0D.S,i in the course of the early
pafto this season consisting principally OF blankets
carIieting, Aianchesuy, cloths Coating, sSc These
gos will be sold as low rs sny imported and Iibe-
raj credit M r. 81 p
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NEW fOEEs Aux -
The u s. ffigate Java, e,pC,o Pcsry, arrived Of
Annapolis o. Saturday last, from Baltimore.
~ the ,ch. Hope, from Pc,at Pere, learn that
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rest which would continue to sg;,ste France, :.e
old arcl, oi l,ourbbns IL restored The latter will.
owcv he recommended end psi td By ia, Il, S,
d believe will prevail. have little doubt Of a
pse peace, 'n tie b"s OF Of the aforementioned
p!a ol government.
TIE fate q Nspo is the ssbiect Of much cong c.
tnre Some think he with so tho u. $ --othc,s, that
Ie ~ prrfi,isEnsand. $500,
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TIA. Of the LEFT made retrogadc movement,
ns, than was expcctc', which endanger'
fer mo@sms . soen repair repaired every thing
go" , VOL pieces which had been taken were
l a%a ,He by the brave 2o'h 'r"Soons, who
took @ N h0w'ss Without ss oss she hs long
W &C., e' ,Sh;ch extends from this place to Di-
deli.e IN which only a single defic can march,
a and the o rSg r rsu the Dq
n's'"uo ,o hold for a considerable time the
neo nee IN which had not the means of blow
i ;Ur up the bridgn; entrusted the defence
~ Namur to Gen Vandamme. VINO, with hrs ~;
81 ;p,repidity maintained himself there til
us. uh, n the cvening-so that nothing was left
.ay;nd and occupied D,rlnt.
" The enemy has lost some thousands OF
- th, attack on Namu,, where the con-
.as, was very obstinate the troops have per-
s eorr their duty in a manner worthy OF
praise. :, .DE CRCTJCHY
b. ISignedl ~ N
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By Last Nights AIaiI.

BALt1tioRE, Aug icy letter tom France
informed Boraparte made his escape ,c tie
Island Of Rec, the coast OF France-near Rochelle,
where he closely blockaded by the British squad
ron.--ESE; GGz.
One CT the coed effects resulting from the defeat OF
BonsSarte; en7uling peace in Europe, wa, a RAPID
fall in the price OF gold and silver; ii ererc. oil
three per cent in the premium dems aed Tor the pre-
cous metals this city, known To have taken place
OH the first day alter the was received here. -
Our Boston friends will call this tn abbrscation of
Bank Notes. but their value compared win TIE
price OF labor ani the necessaries Of lie, mains pre-
ciseiy the before the news Was eceiged y
puzzng this Tor the habitsl abusers ci Juhern
Banks.--D.
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FURNISHED BY PASSENGERS IN THErIKE
Paris surrendered to the allied armies I'M
der Butcher and Wellington, by capitulatior,
the 4th OF July, and the French troops
of the line, which occupied the capital,
were to march out Of Paris on the 5th
with the houors Of war their march 20 be
directed towards Nantz-nothing mertion-
ed Of Louis the 19th's return 10 Paris
the national Gag fiji :stthroughout F. ,nee--.
the military are u UGH dspleased, as well as
many of the private citizens, with the 60 iduct
pt LOUIS the 18th for bringing into the coun-
try foreign invading armies to establish en-
the throne Of Fra.ce the Bourbon fami-
ly, so much against the VIII Of She people.
There are many parties in France at pre-
sent, SINE for Napoleon LIST, Napoleon 3 /,
Prihce Imperale Due dOrleans, and Louis
18t1, each of which are strong but we c it
not for the allied armies tie business would
be Immediately settled in favor o! tt. m
perial family. Marshal Scult aud General
Grouche have resigned. Bordeaux IS girls
Oned by or 5000 troops If the line, under
the Command OF Gen. Clausel, S' are rev W
ed every Sunday, - he general CRY Of " ViUe
PEmfieTeuT, V,Ue FPrmce IHheIfnie, do7OH
! with the Bolr6ons and I'll their hartfzans, %
| echoss through the ar--ih have sworn
vengeance agalnst any British troops that may
| enter Bordeaux 70 change che u rce-cooured
| flag, fiig winch tn y are determined to sup
| port, e lao other. lie innocent and well dis
posed people OF France dread the idea Of re-
bellion, aud are much afraid that every thing
VIII not be settled to please all parties, prior
t Il revolution taking place. The allied ar
ui were to enter the capitalize 9Th.
Extract # q letter. boftcg h1H4cd {, The sditors D
the Potri0t, ddcG
HoapxAUx, jane q
believe then Negotiations the n,g cations OF t's
FIVE French ainbas dos with the ALI j will no
sicoeed, uui, ss In u ahard oirg Nai'o
leon. There is j slro"s para, fn Rcy,b.ie: ans
one equally S. ous IN Esso' Use D1c o. . i,a s. VIII
20 se goa 60 exerc 10 purti,.. tasilie-. o
individuals toprp Gin, snd " v's be - an iyocat
iOr die regoiuto, n,Sh coJc'ats ,s dsc ssUt j, t.
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KN0WLE;S IGyLES,
MILES TUPPIN.
.SItITHE

M Ill De offered For Sale g. .9pelia Court-hon.p.
w on the 18th Thurseat in September next It De-
Ing Amea Court day, th:i
VALUABLE FARM, g.
Belonging TO the Estate OF Joseph Cooke, decd con
ta',hg by late survey 1880 one thirsi of
is ~ Woods, and the balance is well enclosed arL
mt Tor cultivation. a small GRIS9-.lfI{.L., i. at
iaehed to this Farm, which might be- made ,auabl,
at buthttle eNpencc. -
The Terms of Sale will be made Enown on tir.
day, by N
JAMES p. COOKE. 7Adm',:.. of Jo,on,,
WIN. L. EGGI4ESTON, ) C>cae, deed. ,
Amelia Aug. 19, lSI5.-v IDS
RS. This Estate will be sold privately should :,
purchaser offer, otherwise it will he posiivrIyssod to
the highest bidder Oh the day above mentioned
j. p. e. g " Il. F.,
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Z" DE GRCUCHY.
LONDON, June 10.


The elegant silver Plateau voted by the
f,.otIemen of the county OF Suffolk, to Sir +.
p " Broke, for his gallant capture of the
t,hesapeake, American frigate, is to be pre-
seated to that Officer by the Members for the
'Tsonntv at the ensuing races, on which occa-
80, , s,nerb dinner is to be given, at which
~ MARQUIS CORVALLIS, Lord Ross, the
L., Sheriff. Sir w Rowley, Sir Thos. Gage,
a S:Np ohs,f Harland, Sir William Middle
|.' ~ seyeral other Gentlemen, are Stew
ards, ...
~. Mons, July g.
The headquarters of the Duke OF Wei
,;,a,nn are TO-DAY at Chateau Cambresis,
which proves how great progress our yiceo-
rio,s troops have already made In the french
territory. sor of
Ms,beuge. 1t is announced that the duke OF
Etrri will arrive this evening at Ar ana
,h,t the king OF France will arrive to-mor-
toy It Mons, from whence it is believed re
III, nroceed TO Maubeuge, the gates OF which
will be opened to him by the garrison:
wiz oe Jane IS.
His majesty Louis 18th, the Count Gar,
80 and the duke d'Berri, have arrived
his AFTERNOON with the royal army at Mons /;
,he fortresses of Maubeuge, Avesnes ana
C,nesnov are, it is said, preparing to open
their gates TO them.
letter TO the 18th, written oy person at
,ached to the headquarters OF tns hhSnsit
army states, Marshal Soult MAJ. General Oh
the army, is dead.
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TIE SUBSCRII!E Z. (

III z. SCBSIRIH Z. Il
GAZING, Iemo,e' to Rrhmoid w,l praetic..
Law IN the Supe' iur ~ ln'e ior Couiss ol =,
CIH. lie viii ass. ntau, to at end l. - Cian,.
DIS ret Corr Of Fred .ricksburg. tiisiOEi Is o,,r
Mt Dash,Inu,s, ~ the mai e..
RICHARD T.. PARKER.
III
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a. 40 I "a III s~~>
VOW seeoo:s - "s ~ S.s.s' 80.
o. oo'n 'esunen's ~e'e p'e.s9 ~ "vsuuso
Mt"e 'oe' - ~. "s :" ~. Ns. u"sass'
No, ~ "euus -. >-s az 80" - IL .SseSs =
'"oss '"o ~ 80 .sn nus s'so
say '"st ~. m'''''~ - - ''-1' ~" SS'onSs
- ou's u'u' a.. !. r. !,
$500 '"s 1919 wv. s''Is' 49, 60 s''o's 80.
eec'sso 'ne 'svs,sss sAos~ - '"s s's"'y' s'o
ssns"''y 'epuS "'"
nc e"e"y "sus ,"o'' se'pe'a'o e"s'ss
~-'ney es"'s :" so''' - ."s ss"-
70 s'u '"s o'as' :" s"s ~. - ~
%" uas = = -, = e.. ~@''.
on ",s snou'1s's o. 'vs '"s pu'Poss - n'"e ~
ou' u'eM ny 49, - ~ ny 49, '..s
'ney were 'n'o"u '"'o .o''usou' s"u
60 'o' my a"o s"u ''.s - ~
cnsige. 90 '".sus "s,s ."sS y ss'uns oses
our works ina. Snoy pu"co on tneir snoes sor
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BY THE LAST MAILS.

From CAs1iKS.--By = gentleman who left
Castlne on Tuesday lest, we learn that there
were 10 recent arrivals, either OF transports
o. merchantmen small portion ofthe a7th
ttgs. which arrived ihcsc some time sincet
wltboo, landing returned to HALIFAX pars
OF the 99fh regiment was hourly looked Tor.
: The news Of the defeat OF the British ae
New Orleans, had not reached there on the
8h; the officers generally, were very sans
guine ot their success, end upon hearing Of
ne rchcontre OF 23d Dccember, remarked,
II was expected by the N, but Il was of no mo-
meDt, being only the advance army, securing
a foo,ins' which once Obtained, New-Orleans
would fall.
Al the last. dates, an expedition to drive
The BRUSH from ST. Mays was preparing il
Geo gIs, and nearly ready to march.
On the receipt al Warrington Of the Office
iat sccoont Vi 'be late Brillisht Victory over
,he enemy at Nsw-Ofleans, the Mayor i'm.
medIaicy ISSUED his Proclamation iof = gen.
eiai Inflammation OF that city,
hrrocf Of q frffsf from an Amsrfcun gentle.
man az Gaaaaiot4fe, soAis friend in Porfs.
tnsnrA, ~. II dated Jan. 4, 1915.
g he Island OF Gua6sloupc was delivered
up 20 the French the l4,h Dec. and expect
az presen, to have frequent opportunity Of
writing YOU, rs the Americans will frequent
this Island They are allowed 10 land beef,
polk, FISH and ali kinds OF prOsisibns, lum.
Der, rice and tobacco, they are peimiuet 10
take rum and molasses in return"
The Hon. Nathan Sandiord, Esq. has been
chosen by the Legisature Of New-York .
Senator oil the United States for ak years, in
pace OF Gen. Obadiah Germar.
Msiar Gereral Rromo. k.S .rrsved -
w ssnington.
From CzSADA.--We were politely fur.
nished iasr evening, with Quebec papers to
the I'd, and Montreal 10 the 4lh. They con.
tain no recen, foreign news, nor yincaai Par
i,ment Of Lower Cannada, were in. session,
aud the Two houses had Expressed d their entire
contitence in the administration cf His Exs
ccliency Sir Geosgc Pfevost, and their reas
d'ness 70 concur IN The measures recommeh-
ded by him or the maihtainance' Of MS majes-
'y's government in that quar,ess s
New York continued illuminated till ~
o'clock on Saturday night.
An English ship. (formersy the famous
prisaseer Insincibie Napoleon, sent into Hale
ifax) went on shore opposite the Moro, HAS
yaos, Jan. Is, and was sotsIIy lost.
The privateer schoonet Cumberland sailed
from Portland last Thursday, on scruixe.
Our English papers mention great mum.
Der OF shipwrccks on tne English coast, in
November last. \,
In the Btitish parliament, Nov. ~, on
motion Cor supplies, II was stated that o,oo0
sesmen would Be nseesssry 70 carr on the
american var.
The Msfqies Of LsDsdowos. ssstd IL shs
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In addition to the above interesting lctterS
from General Jackson, which will be found
among our mail article, we have selected
from various papers, letters, sc. The follow
ing articles, which comprise msny inte est
ing particulars Of the action on the 8 II Of Jan.
The last advice from New-Orieans has
been received in Boston from L,cutenaot OF
the Navy, 10 letter dated the i4tn OF JAM
! l. confirms all the leading particulars Of the
pvictoty Of the 9Th. I, mentions that Gener.
al Pakenham was cut in two by 32-poundcr;
that Fort Piacquemcne had been bombatdcd,
bul with what effect was not on the I4.h
known--that Gen Jackson was throwing up
warm batteries from his camp TO town and
he had hopes, by the mex. mall, to announce
that the enemy had been forced TO a Disgrace
ful retreat.
All the troops at N o have behaved ad-
mirsbly the Baratarians, who were relieved
from prison on condition OF service, have
been of infinite use they manned several,
guns winch were most faithfully and skilfuily
served, and did great execution. The ene-
emy behaved like soldiers on this occasion,
and shcir example had much effect upon ma
/. 0y of our peope, who had not been before
. in any action--iE We fought before, .ws shall
fghs 6ener ne-rs time snch Is the confidence
prevailing.
There we're various traits Of bravery which
lcannot forbesr to mention. An English
Col. Of the 2ist, who was wounded in both
knees, end who was holding Oh 10 our en-
trcnshmcnss, and encouraging his soldiers1=-
he killed wo men with his pistols when In
this state, and was Il last killed hinlself b :
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Bosrov. lnlv91.

BosToy, July 81.
Yesterday arrived at this port the cartel ship
Redlekm with prisoners from Pl,rontb Pg,l
bringing London news TO June 10, the san, e dafe
win our latest previous advces. The prize 81. D
Somerset also arrived yesterday from tl,e same
Por,, having sailed day earlier. Capt. Rogers
of the Somerset, on the 9th instant spoke ne
gr'ze ship Cora, Oxnard, bound to thisport from
7iest, winch place she left June 90 Capt. Ro.
GERS was informed that on the day the Cora sail
"a, news was received byfclegraph at Brest. thai
Z battle bad been fought between the French and
ne army Of Lord Wellington, IN which the for
mer OF course, claimed the victory The Corr
nay be hourly expected
The Somerset IS aprze TO the privatcer Mace.
lonian, was recaPtl ed by the British shp ofwal
'rne, af,er the expiration Of the period limited
" capture, BY the treaty, carried INTO Plymouth
'nd there restored to the original captors.
Fhe kedlekn spoke French frgate under the
Dourboo fsg from Guzdsloupe, bound 10 France.
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elsve. (Near, They have often, and long, and
loudly declared 1t, and they are right.

"Why should they barter freedoms cause.
" For Engiands power, or Romes applause p
In despite, however, ofpopes, or kings, or par
1'sments, or aposiates, the final accomplishment
OF Your efforts is indsputaSIe. With power, and
property, and population, rap dly in progress, a
nypermaiieni mpedlmeu, is almost 4 phys cal m
fossibl lily. The ocean IS on 5 roll, and Who
stav it He shall fail Ike Canu,e before It's nigh
~ wave, overrhelpmed by tht m iesty of the
power he would Iave impeded Men ofIre land
rally round Sour cause; II is the noblest cause
that ever nerved an advocate--the cause of law;
theoause of the constitution the cause of free
dom the cause of your affairs, your children, and
your country. Unite, then, and petition. Let
the court flown, and the couclave illuminate -
but let every hill IN Ireland echo with YOUR an
swer-andbe that simple answer "GOD and Ii
RERTY"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-09
FROM FRANcrI DIsSI Il, -. august 2.

IeS,eruay arrived at this polt, shp C,ra o.
The report by Telegraph 90 tne morning of
us deDartpre nnns f's~5t was, that 2 battle had
ieen fought between the French army, compan-
led by Bonaparte IN person, AID The En sh ar
ny, commanded BY Lord Welllugton--n WHICH
lie French we're Victorious.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-08-09

By the Port-Royai, orrired at Ne1o- Torr-
~ the British ship Port Royal, from I;yer,,o,
the Editors o. he Me,cantie Adycrse, -
received iondo.s paperoft tie 18Th. and -
pool OF the ION June, from which we ~
made the following exiracts.
~, LoNDoS, June IS.
ObssrVer OFcs San,iag nor.ing.
Paris papers TO the l4th inst. have lust a-.r.ve5
-'on~psrte 'ett Psrls on TUESDAY. sad VS. 90 80.