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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
Extract of letter from Rochelle, dated


March %. 1915
his pacific revolution will produce e.
vents of quite different character. We
look for war with England and almost all
the contren 1t Austria declarCes for us,
the result Of the contest cannot be
doubtful. In the contrary it will be long
but foreign nations shall not succeed to dictate
laws to France.
"P. S. March 2s-Napoleon is consolidat
ing his power at Paris. Bordeaux and Tou-
louise have declared against HIM, and it
seems, wish to call in the Spaniards and the
English. They are in the wrong. When
hve-s ixths of the nate are unanimous, it is
culpabie III the remainder to excite a civil
war, which it must be expected will be soon
extingnished. No fears appear to be enter
tanned for lie Vendee, which is very quiet
The ADgoueme is at Toulouse, and his
wire at Bordeaux, endeavoring to raise a.
powerful party. Massena, who commands
at foulon, and who has strongly declared in
favor OF Napoleon, will easily keep Mar
settles and all Province in order
Second Postsor ipt. 2oth-Cant POND
sails in an hour. BY the mal of last night
we learn that vanguard of 10000 men,
marching upon Isle, where the princes still
are, passed through Amiens on the 22d and
23d. 1t is not believed that that city will ex-
pose itself to a scige; and it is believed that
the Bourbon family will have evacuated it.
Some say that the king has arrived in Eu-
gland. Our communications with Bordeaux
are on the point of being Biaye
has declared for the Emperor, and is garris-
oned by regiment of 800 men. 1t appears,
that measures are taking to collect troops
and reduce that part OF the country.
cry thing looks warlke, and the hori-.
zon is very dark Levies of troops are mae
King.-It is believed that we are going to en-
ter Belgium, where the Emperor will find
many friends and resources The troops
which he has already at Paris, and in the
northern route, are estimated at more than
10000 men. We shall soon begin to fight
the English, who occupy Belgium, and the
Prussians. 1t is said that Wellington will
have the command there. His military glory
| may possibly be furnished. Already sloop of
war sent yesterday into our port all the French
ships that were moored in our road. 1t is
said there are already British men of war off
| our harbor. We have at Brest Al ships of
war, in readiness to be armed-15 at Toulon,
and some at Rochefort-Ali the seamen re-
turned from prison are devoted to Napoleon,
and exasperated against England We ex-
pect with impatieHce the result of the proDo-
stions made to the German Emperor for the
return of Maria Louisa. If he consents to ac-
knowledge Napoleon, and to remain at least
neutral. the rest is not to be feared, other
wise We are IN serious condition"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
NEw-YoRK, April %.
MORE PRIZES.

yesterday arr. az this horf the British brig
Dundee, a Prize TO the hrfvafe armed Orig
Warr1or, Gait Champion, IF this Port. TIE
Dundes 7vas 6ound from London ~ 81 Sal
RAZOR, and rs toaded gvHh dry-goods. crates,
sc.
The British brig 7dgus has arr. ar Boston,
a fT1ze TO The Private armed schr. Bruins, Of
that fort. The Taeus zras bound from Sp,vr
ma 20 London, srith a cargo Of rayv silk, sc.
estimated at $500 GOO.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

ma heights zen days oFo Ne sutposes fhes mn 6ar.
reachedForr Decatnr 6y diS time. ne learn there is
detach,aeht Of fair or f,e hundred regui, sro9t,s
an the netsh6oraood IF tbs place, from .Sa,dnnah
on their ssay to Fort Ha,etiiis. journal
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
fNe7v DIembers.

-. Gr The Reply TO MIR. Gsruett--Letter from VIII
ham'bug--and other Articles, Numerically postponed
tall our next
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
VALUABLE SrNCK

1T .4UCTIOM
an Monday Sth inst will commence the sale at
F. s. S. Wians's Store, teir entire STOCK
OF GOODS. consisting of a valuable assortment of
DRY GOODS e SHOES.
Also-A variety Of Glass and China Ware: ali of
winch wal be sold wlthcnt limitation, on a credit of
and months. JAMES brown. Ir Anct,r
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

ZION, until further orders, subiec. TO the fol-
lowing regulations. viz {:
lst Soldiers who enlisted to serve during the
war, will with all reasonable dispatch, ir M
day to day, be mustered, paid & dischars-
Ell 1t their respective stations ; and
ID The 2rrearsges of pay due to the non
commissioned ufficers, musicians and pri-
Yates, who are enlisted for term of years,
viii be paid to them. at their respective
quarters. with as little delay rs possible.
by order of the Secretary of War.
ID. PARKER,
.Sdi. e LIST. Gen,
.Nesc York. .fhra 2s.--We understand that
VIII IN Shaler. William Bainbridgc, and
stephen Decatur, Esqrs. have been appoint
ed by the President of the United Sta,es.
commissioners to treat of Peace with The
Dcy of Algers
The squadron under the command of Com
Decatur, destined for tie Mediterranean, it is
SAID, will sail in the course of 2 orS DAYS the
Constellation frigate, and several of the small
vessels attached TO the squadron, dropped
down to the watering place on Thursday
Mr. Shaler will embark on board the fri-N
gate Gns-riere. Com: y tur.
MlSLAlD-TWO PIX or
LARGE SCREWS,
Intended for Paper.Mi!l, and shipped on
p.i'u ue oioop caroline, Capt Mills at Phiadel-
pns Tor Norolk-since which. nothing has been heard
Of them Information of them will he Thankfully re-
ceIved at the Enquirer Office, Richmond
IN tridsy the 9Th day OF this mouth &C the St lie
~ oil MIR Nathaniel Sheppard, on II Street, Shock
oe Hill, will be Sold for cash, the remainder of
MS y
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Some House hold and Nitch IN Furniture Cotton anil
wool cards, some stone ware Liquor stands &c. &c.
sc. ~ -
-Nohenre, Robinson e Peasants.
Auctioneers
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CONGRESS.

OF Mr. Bassett is elected by q majority Of al,ou
Win Clay, by majority OF 90 over Kerr and "a
over Rice Ped MIR. Breckenridge, by a maiorit,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

Paris, March "a, 1915.
Ills Majesty has named the Duke Of Nis
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Han0rer Il Charles p. Goodall,' William starke.s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03
SHE OF PUBIC PR0PIE5-RTT

NJ AUCTION.
AN Monday the 22d of this month, vii, be sold
~ without reserve-A large quantity of Quarter.
Masters Stores lately employed ia public service con-
ssng Of = I'm
1900 or 1000 Tents, part of them made of the best
materla's--A great number of Axes, Spades Pots. o.
vens, Kettles, Pans and BagsCapenter's and Black
smiths Tools, and various other articles y
toll Sqssre. Wv O"P'
Farmers Planters and others, will find it their inte
rest to attend this sale, Which will afford them an on.
Portnnity of supplying shifting for their hands and
great many necessary implements Of hnsbandry
IA MES BROWN Jr V M
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

THG SUBSCRIBER wishing (for the benefit Of
Mrs htes's healthy to remove from Chariot es.
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ANDREW SMITH 81 JOS RIDDLE
HdOe TINS Day entered into Partnership 1trasJ, te
Firm 0f
SMITH AND RIDDLE.
\ ND will do businessn the lower tenement Of 20.
"a John Mayo's brick buildings in Main street near.
ly opposite the Bell Tavern.
NV Richmond, LIST MAY, 1915
They oBsr For SaIe-6O tons Plaster of Paris. NJ
Client quality Just arrived Rockets landing,
so boxes pure Spermaceti Candles,
SO kegs Lad,
10 box Boston Windox Glass
cases Ros'on male mint Tumbiers
to. Refined Peruvian Bark in 2 g 4oz papers,
tru ks Cf School Bib s---tT.------
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

- The question, Whether Alexander can now he
properly called the DELIvEnER, is respectfully submit
gentry who have heard with go mich peasre Of - :
resurrection of Napoleon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

- To be published in New-York, Gonyerpeur
Norss famous Grafton in favor of Leeihmafe I'ri,,.
ceS with an Appendix and Corrections, &c &c
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-03

o. The Anniversary ofthe CossAcK DRIVER Is
pH of till more APPROPRIATE season
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! Mr.. Shehherd.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 is 800 acses on POI
toYaac Niser, abOn4 S miles from Dunn
fries and 90 from A lexanlria. The. suii
is good fer corn, small grain and grass.
Tie iHnpsgyemekts arc q dwelling house
ii goedrepair Containing SIX rooms, a
kitchen, laundry, stables and other me-
eessary house. The extensive marshes
new ncarly dry belonging to this estat
offer to the purchaser the most Hattering
prospect Of rendering this a valuable
larmbY an inconsiderable devotion If lar
bcur. For terms apply to the subscriber
Of to sNsblet Herbert, Esq. Of Alexandra
John A Nv ashingtcrl,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson Count, We
Jane Ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
Jefferson Land for sale.

4 BOUT 892 Acres in The county o
Jefferson and State Of Virginia, OF
tle road leading from Winchester to
baltimore, IL niles from the former, ] |
fvom Harper's Ferry and S from Charles
agn-6GmiIesfrom Alexandra, George
town and the City Of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stories high, a barn 40 feet sauare, Ia
bic, Sc.
The soil Is DC the very FIRST quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy;
cloyera and every species of grain More
than half Of the land is covered with tim
Der Of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
E0r rtliVIlts

GIN The brig liz gSlsY Samuel
81 Coonbss Master, bufthen 1000
baFreIs, 4 substantial goed vessel and
VII! be ready for tie Sc, 81 ton Il ! CAR
ga u 4 few days.
Fofternis, appI s to
JOHN ia CKsON.
sebt. e6 3W
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
Land for Sale.

Is Ana Soa,,yy of Fs;rfax. four miles froip
s S ;s,1 q. Tswn and Niashingtoa CITY,
and ten fran Alexandra, thro' Which
tie contemplated turnpike road from
George. Fowg, to I4eesbsrg passes.
r. q Il bounded more than 4 mile by the
potamac. on which lies so or 90 acres
81 rich bottom and about 500 acres Of line
s;,,,hsE. ! i ;sellinr house With 4 rooms,
s l,,yos barn and 4 few OUT bull i3Ss:
1 +; land Was originally DC t,e first qua
l;fx and experience has proven iftObe
peirIectls susceptible 81 Improvement BY
the use of gypsum
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
Fresh Drugs ana Medicines
William Harper, Jun.


Apothecary aid Druggist, AlsSaadria,
Fairfaxrstleef,
sNE AS lately received a general as
sprtmeist Of Drugs, Medicine !,
Shpo ForaifnFc, Nials, Dye Stills, ~.
aud Is il daily expectation Of q very ex-
,tensive supply, which was selected from
tile latest importatisns, and Will warrant
them to be pure and genuine, and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
(of equal quality in tie district, A
good credit given tophysicians and q mer-
chants in tie country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care atten-
tion--C ountry produce will be received
at the highest cash price in payment for
Medicines.
Ihaye 5000 W.T.. Of the first quality
Leg,vood on hand at reduced price.
july 2y.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12

:
ALEX ANDR IA spxsN TY
Ocsyber eraas 1918
n n RID Il K I, 81 that tie misunderstanding II
Thompson iolest, deceased, do H.
cert Che following advertisement elstse
times d week, f6slf weeks in the AleSa.i-
dria newspapers:
IA cof,y~~tesf.
Al AIt,es E, Reg;r.Of Wills e
THIS is to give notice that the subs
scsibsr Of Alsxandlia Coustg, ia { D.
iurnbia district, has thtained from tie
0sphau's Court Of said county letters Of
administration ia the personal estate
of OSi1S0N NIOIE1'sT, late Of
said county, deceased All persons l,ev-
ling claims sgainst slie said decedent, arc
hereby warned to exhibit them to the
subscriber duly passed by the 0rpFaas'
Court, on Or before the 10th of April
next, or they may BY law be exci-dsd
from all benefit 70 said estate; and thve
indebted thereto arc requested to ne fse
immediate payment.
Given under my haad this 10th Of &c
tober, 1915.
ISAAC ROBBINS.
Admsr Of IhoIspn Violett'
0ct.f 5taM4>y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12

~ rspacTFrLIy inform the public,
that they have commenced the
Tailoring Business
Az the corner Of King and Royal streets,
Alexandria, where every exeTtlon will
Be made to give sasisiactionin their lire,
and hope from their attention to their
customers, and those who may favor
them with orders to receive q share Of
public fayoEs.
sept 10.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
For Boston,

~ Tie schooner Five Brothers, an
excellent vessel and careful mas
Ter, will be ready to receiyea cargo IN 2
few DAYS. and can take a few hundred
Iartels on freight. Apply to
John Jackson.
sent. a6. eoSW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12

All i sups efiber has Just fecelysa t1slts
offers for sale, at his Nail " aRufactory
Union street, a general assortment ct
Bar Iron, GerMan and EfoNlsy Steel Of
avery saperi0: qaalitys Nail Rods, Sheet
Iroa, Locks ard hinges, aBd Nin9st eve
ryartclei ii tie building line. SPIKES,
Ms, Bralls anil siprigs sls usual. BIZ
Wholesale aud retail, which VII be sold
ozreasornble terms. Country merehants
'aaRotlers may be Supplied On the short
est nssice.
Horace Field.
0ctnhar 4 3 eO6s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
ESWede's Iron

so ton Swedes Iron assorted sizes and
four cases American manlia cturedhlrt-
rigs and Gingbams, just received per
siOop Regulator and for sale by
III. Howland
sept 9l DIFF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12

e ( s. skK 4 =
Hot r resscd Playing Cards.
lust received and
yshls "a, SissOQrk
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12

01er. for SIZE.
Aquantity b second band Rigging.
September Ii
Landing This Day,
For sale by The Subscribers.
Is crates Qaeeli's Ware, consisting
.priucipallyof blue s green edged Dishes
aud Plates.
IN STORE,
SO crates Queens Ware, completely
assorted.
s ditto blue and green edged Plates.
As punchcon. real Antigua Ruiz, sd
and 4th proof.
81 hhds. Muscorado Sugars.
1900 bushels White Cadiz salt
adcms, Herbert 8 Co.
Sent 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-12
WILL BE 5,JI : SOLD

WILL i3E1 cCLlJ,
On the 5th of October neat, if fair,
not, the ns.rt fair day-
The stock Of Cattle, Sheer
Hogs, brood Mares & Colts,
BELONGING to the estate Of Rich
I'D ard Brent, Esquire, decreased
The flock of sheep amounting to about
goo. contains four Rams, ard six Ewes
.ot the fnll-blood Merino, &. thirty Nv esss
of the 15-I6ths, the rest of infesitS grade.
Bends with approved security for all
sums oftwenty dollars q upwards pay
able SIX months after the sale, with inte-
rest if pot piflctualiy paid, VIII be re-
CURED and cash fol; all sums belew that
amount.
4 ars The sale will take place at the
farm.
WTLLI.a.VT BRENT. Jun.
Administrators with the will annexed.
August 10. lawts
The sale Of the above
Property is postponed until
I thursday ed Of 4 oveaabef
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-01
From the Baltimore Patriot
INTERCEPTED LETTERS

Under this head will be found variety
of extracts of letters from English officer
late on this coast to their friends. ~ HIGH
were found in tue st. Lawrence, when "a.
ken by the Chasseur OF this port. The our
pose for which they are published, and the
reflections which they will produce, are
briefly but forcibly sketched, in the intro.
ductory letter from our respectable and in
teiligent correspondent 1T is unnecessarv
to multiply words to enforce emotions, which
will be much. more strongly excited, by a
perusal of the extracts themselves. IL is
essential only that il be bore in mind, that
they are perfectly authentic that the
slightest doubt is not to be entertained, that
they present view as correct as it is strik-
ing, OF the leading principles and motives
which ac,uate the British Comma nders -
Though at peace with the nation, $50 point.
edly regretted by Cockburn) we are no:
compelled to cast veil over the enormities
of her agents nor to disguise the fact. that
it is neither glory nor patriotism neither
love OF fame, nor love of country, which
forps their stimulus to enterprise but a
lost of plunder which they nave in common
with our present enemies, the commanders
OF the Algerine coryettes. the Arabian as
sailants Of caravans, or in a word, any other
pirates.
No nest Of marauders from the Forty
IhfeUes Of Arabian romance, or the cap
lures OF GU Btds, so we'll depicted by lie
Sage, down to the Barbarian Adventures
could express. IN their confidential CORES
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-01

can citizens; and that, as soon az tue ne
cessary proofs OF their indemnity were procu-
red, they would of course be discharged-l
Our complaint, in regard TO inpressment,
was, not that this number Of men were
thus Imprisoned Tor life, but that the prac.
tee OF taking Americans was so general,
aad the f,anner OF procuring their liberia.
tioo 80 difficult, that thousands at a time
werc unjnstly detained, in consequences of
me hagraut usurp alton of power to take
from our merchant vessels whatsoever sea.
men the Bri ish officers thought proper to
select.
VI the thousands thcs incarcerated, at
the moment war broke out, thu greater pa TT
OF them, we may say every one who was
worthy ct the character of an American CT :.
uzen, refused to do duty on board OF the
enemy's vessels aud were forthwith put in
irons, and declared prisoners of war We
nave no desire to tear open i'll cured wounds
by deeply probing this subject Let it pass
without comment. but, for the inform a.
ton OF our federal friends who are desi-
rouS OF Knowing Svhaf has become of these
seanren; tor the benefit of ,hoSe whose pre-
Judiccs are SO great they may really be per.
suaded that our government would be base
enough To surrender, to perpetual impress
menis so many OF our citizens, we particu.
>ariy recommend to their attention the fol-
lowing article which we find in Salem pa !.
| per.
letter from Capt. ]. Odiorne, (csm .
mander Ct the privateer Frolic, of this
port dated" Dartmosr Prison, Noy. /,
iSl4' says" still have to address YOU
IRON TINS accursed place, where four thou
sand seven hundred as line fellows Gall A
| 'nericans TO the back bone) IS ever lived,
are lmmnred alive. TWO THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED of the above numbor
HAVE BEEN GIVEN UP FROM Bril-
ISL MEN OF WAR! So much Tor Go.
! verno' S,rong's buwark."-Saiem. Beg.
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No 4
York, Vtrrinia, Fe6. is. 1915.

STR-Your favor Of the 9th instant has
been received. have examined my papers
and cannot find the original affidavit Of cap
tain Williams, therein alluded to- The copy
I gave Mr.. Cabell was literally correct the
original has been mislaid, or 1 fear los, in
the hustle Of moving papers from hence so
frequently as has been done, to place them
without the reach of the enemy during the
war will again examine and endeavor to
recover the affidavit, and will forward the
same TO the Department Of State as soon as
il stall De recovered
Very respectfully. am, sir, your obedi.
ent servant,
THos GRIFFIN.
John Graham, Esq.
Department Of State, Washington.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-01
IMPREsSED sKAMFN

It has been demanded with an air OF tri-
umph By the factious prints, as though In
this question they had found conclusive
argument against the Treaty Of Peace, be-.
cause Of It's omission Of a stipulation on the
subject--it has been asked, what has become
Of the 1857 American Seamen, whose SER
yitude on board British men Of war, was so
feeliagly lamented by the democratic Poll,
ticians before the WARP
No treaty stipulation for the disenthral.
ment Of those men was necessary, we an.
swer. inasmuch as even the British pretens
sion never went so far as to claim TO detain
snen proved aud a.eerained TO be Ameri,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-01
Vice Ad. Taylor. Commander Incl N che 9I aS.


Dec. - The report OF GOODNESS between
the Emperor Alexander and Lord Csstlereagh,
has been re asserted, and the following part +.
culsrs added =" For nearly, it not another
week, the Emperor Alexander did not see
Lord Csstlereagh. We further state that his
Imperial Majesty has shewn himself extreme.
ly indispoSsd to listen TO the representation
otany OF the Plenipotentiares referred to him
by his Minister Nesaelrode, upon points to
which the latter declared in the sitting, be had
no Instructions to agree. We rely on our au-
thorIty, which assures US that the Emperor
heard them on these occasions only as long as
he found Il agreeable, and when they came to
matters which he disliked to discuss, very un
eeremoniously, If not very deEterously, turned
the conversation to the ball or fete Of the
preceding night--the ladies dresses, locks, or
any thing else and soon after left the room,
leaving the Negociators to stare after hin with
some what OF surpEize and disappointment.
IL is reported that accounts have been re,
eeiyed Of the departure Of BonApsrte from El-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-01

SIR,
I have the honor TO acquaint you, that
cruising in the execution of your orders, I
this day att A. n. fell in with and captured
after chase OF IL hours, nearly on wind, the
U. s. brig of war Syren, commanded by 1t. "
y. Nicholson, who succeeded to the command
by the death OF her captain (Psrker) at sea -
The Syren Is pierced for IL guns, had l6
with two long 9 Founders, and had compli.
ment of 137 men all her guns, boats, anchors.
cables, and Spars, were thrown overheard du-
ring the pursuit. The Syren had received a
most complete repair previous TO her sailing,
and is newly coppered.
I have &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-04-01

IT VIII be recollected that the enen,y's force
oy MS own accounts, exec d d ten thousand.