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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22

ny 3ucA NrH,Sion or decisions, BEEN nd.
Judged to be within the dominion, of
the party having such possession.
ARTICLE THE NINrm.
The United States Of A merica en-.
gage to put an end Immediately after
the ratification OF the present Treaty
TO hostilitics with all the tribes or ma
lions of Indians, with whom they may
be at WAR at the time ofsnch ratiiica,
tion; ant forthwith TO restore to such
tribes or nations, respectively, all the
possessions, rights. ant privileges. which
they may have cn;oyed or besn enii-
tied TO in one Thousand eight huDdssd
and eleven, previous to such hostilities:
Propided altonys, that such tribes or
nations shall agree 20 desist from ali
hostilities, against the United States Of
America, their citizens aud subjects,
upon the ratification OF the present
treaty being notified TO such tribes or
nations, anu shall so desi9t according
ly. And His Britannia Majesty en-
cages, on his part, 70 put an end i'm
rnediatcly after The ratification Of the
present treaty, To h0stiIities with all
the tribes or nations of Italians with
whom be may no nj war at the time Of
s,,ea ratification. and forthwith to re
store Co such sr,hes or nations, respec
lively, ali the possessions, rights, and
privileges, whiel, tl,ey may have enjoy
Ell, or been entitled to, in one Thousand
eight huntred az eleven, previous to
such hcstiiities Preceded dlloays, tina.
sueli tribes or nations shall agsce 10
d-sist from sll hostilities against HIS
Britannia Majesty, and his sohi els,
upon tire ratification oil the p,'eSeat
treaty being notified TO such triBes or
nations, aud shall SO des:st according.
l..
ARTICLE TitR TENTH,
Whereas The traffic IN slaves is ir-
reeonciiabie with the prinei.nes OF hu-
manity and justice, aud whereas both
His w jcsty aud the United states are
dcsiroGz of containing their efforts TO
promote its entire abolition, it II here
by agreed that both the contracting
parties shall use their best endeayors
{, accomplish SO desirable al object.
ARTICLE TIE ELEVENTH.
This 'Fregty, when the same shall
have been ratified on both sides, with
out alteration ~ either OF the GOA
tracing parties, aaa the Qualifications
mutually exchanged, snail D bialiDs
on both parties, and the ratiti.ltlo,s
shall be exchanged at Hasi;iiig,on, il
the space oftour inonins from ll,is gay,
or soonerif practicable.
In faith whereof, we the res
pective PieniPstentiaries have
signed this treaty, and have
thcreunto ailixcd our seals.
Done, In triplicate, az Gaent,
the iweuty ioGTta day of De-
ecmbcr, pue ta-usaud eight
hondred and fourteen.
e.. s.) GAMBLER.
q. s.. HENRY GOULBURN,
e.. s.) WILLIAM ADAMS,
(L.s JOHNQUINCY ADAMS,
.(L.s.) ;. A, BAYAisiS,
Il. 81. IL. CLAY.
(L.s.) JONA. RUSSELL,
u. 81 ALBERT GALLATIN.
N61c, therefore, to the end that the
sab Treaty. Of Peace and ,9mify may
be obserrcd 7oith sood filth, on ihg part
ofthe United States, !, fumes yuddison,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22

N61o, therefore, to the end that the
said Treaty Of Peace and .4mify mag
be obserrcd 1oith good filth, on ihy part
ofthe United States, !, fumes ydadison,
President rs aforesaid. Rare caused
The premises 10 be mede public; and j
do hereby enioin all persons tearing Of
.fce, ciril or military, 7oisaia the Uai-
ted States, and all others, citi9ens or
inhabitants thereof, or being Ioitiiin the
same,. faithfully to o6serUc and faift
the said Treaty and eUery clause aild
article tiertof.
In testimony whereof have eau
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22

by ,uc'a decision or decisions, been od.
Judged to be within the dominion, of
the party having such possession.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-02-22

(~~JA-o1 ted States TO he affixed To
SEAL these presents, and signed
49, } the same with my hand.
Done at tho City of Wash
ington, this eighteenth day
OF February, in the year OF
our Lord one thousanG
eight hundred and Fifteen
and OF the sovereignty and
Independence Of the Uni
ted States the thirty ni0;h.
JAMES MADISON.
BY tie President,
JAMIE, MONROE,
Acting Sscretary Of Stare.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-06
aDisrelIaiip.
From cossErq's Register Qf Stt.. isis.
TOLORD SHEFFIELD,

Intended 10 show that the situation Of England com
pared with that OF America, is such, and the
Inducements 20 emigration so great, that,
in otter 10 preserve our manufactures,
no, only ough, there TO be no tax
upon wool imported but that
the corn bin ought TO be
repealed.
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New Goods.
PETER p. REMINGTON,

No. ll4, Thanles.srres,
|vXyII open this day an extensive assortment OF
w black, hlue, brown and mixed Hroadcloihs
black, brown, blue and mixed Casslneres. Flannel
Baixes, Bornbazelts, Deyonsh.re kersrys, Plains,
|Csllicoes, copper. plate do,i ladies sBl Gentle
mans Beaver Gloves; Kid do; Ladies' and Gen.
|tIemen's wors,ed Ioze. Lambs Wool do: elegan,
Iyonese vesting; twill'd Bandanna iikfs black,
silk do. o. Ginghsms Cambrcks; gilt Buttons !;
Pins; Tapes l0+ and l2 Blankets very cheap.
American Shee,ng, 5-4 wide.
The above mentioned Goods will be sold lower
|than usual
New.yort Money and Treasury Bills taken at
|reduced price. - Nov. 2s
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N00S going Cbeap ~
This Day zviH be otlened'ot
THOMAS II. MUMFORD's,
10 iig, Thanes.she,i.
An elegant assorrmor' ~ \ rle and Fsucy
DRY GOODS.
.fmong vhtcA are

Among vhfch are
Common, middIing. superfoc, black, blue,
mixed, Grab. olive, brown & 5ot,le egROhDcLoTHS;
do cassmeres, serges, Plains, Dufs, blankets,
fiannells, Bombazeits, BomSszine, Wildbores.
scotch PlaiGs, men's and womeh's wors,cd Hose,
Coating, Deyonshire Rerseys, tsOk Muslin, fine for
2'o per yard Calicocs, elegant pattetns, for ,so
per yard; elegant Yestings; Guernsey, French,
British and American shirthgs, Laces. a handsome
assortment Of fancy Msslins, plain Leno, white and
brown idnnen. Pins and Needles, quality and shoe
Bindings, twilied and plain shaws, cotton and silk
Bsndanna ilkfs white and eolord Can,bries and
rsubrc Muslins, furDiturc caleoes, Umbrellas "a,
20, % ssd 30 inches India Cottons. very fine ,wide
sad cheap. Ribbons, (plaiu and fringed,) CLOGS,
sewing Silks, Tapes, Bobtirs, &c.
Also,
consignment Of American manufactured Cloth,
and Csssneres, sa,,inetts, Blankets, F,annelis
white and scarlet Yarn, SC. Sc all of which will
be ssid very chsse Ma 4
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Super super blue, black,
and brown Broadcloths.
Blue, mix'd and brown
Cassimeres.
Blankets, Plains.
Dcvonshire kerseys.
Stockinets.
Burling and queens Cord.
Elegant silk stripe. Ly-
onese and toilinet Vest
ings.
Datfils and Flannels.
Bombazctt,.
Tartan Plaids. Hosiery.
Imitation shawls, &c.
India Ccttons and cotton
Shirtings.
Bandanna and flag Hand.
kereh;efs.
Newport, Nov. 1, 1915.
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cR0CKEP7, YEAS, SILKS, SIC.

Just reeeiped, censfsrasen. II
10 chests Souchong TEAS;
8 crates CUPS and SAUCERS
lease ,plain,twill'd d black and cord SILK;
which will Be, cold by wholesale reta for little
more than half the usual prices-by
P. Q, RICHMOND.
NIB Cash will be given for one thousand Dol.
,ars Treasury Notes or New-York Money,at smrll
discount, if applied for Immediately. nov 30
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Bourbon neck ilandker-
chiefs, new fashion, spot
.eG and plaid
Irish Linens.
Maddapollsrd Shir,ing-
Cottons.
White and colored Cam
brics, a. and 6-4.
London Prints and furni.
ture Calicoes
Foundation Cause.
Book MuSlins.
Figured leno Muslins.
Italian & Canton Grapes.
Green s3d white Lns-
trings.
Satins, &c:
Cotton and silk Umbrci-
Ia. &c. &c.
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HENRY MOORE,

HENRY MOORE, !.
NFFERS for sale. wholesale aud retail, at his
" brick store, No. s, Marketsquare,
loaf and brown Sugar, Cassia,
Moasses, Mace,
Rum, sweet Oil,
Gin. Rasins,
Brandy, Salt,
Madeirs Soap,
Lisbon & WINES; Starch
Current Croekcry, -.
Tea, Iron Ware,
Coffee, Cutlaroy,
Chocolate, Bellows,
Pepper, cotton aud wool Cards,
Ginger. Cheese, per 100 WI. o.
Ngtmegs, less,
Alspice, &c &c.
A variety of Other articles too numerous to men
ton ira common advertisement
NJ. u. All those whose Note or Accounts of ;hrec
months standng,are requested to c,il and settle Go
same without further notice .sdp %.
Have just received and offer at private sale.
200 bbls. AlexaadiiI ard Baltimore
suberEpe FLOUR: 40 chests Souchong TEA, latest
Importation; 10 bbs Philadelpl.:. WisKEY.
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nFFERS for sale, wholesale aud retail, at his
" brick store, No. s, Alarket.square,
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des which must render you SO Formidable 10
an inv-ding iov--I knew tina, you could en-
drre hunger'and thirst, and all the bardships
Of war--i knew that you loved the land OF
your nativity, and that, like ourselves, you
had to defend ali that 10 most dear 10 man.
But you su,pass my hopes have found. in
you, united to those qualities, that noble en-
,busissm which impcls to great deeds.
Soldiers The Presieent of the United
States shall be Informed Of your conduct on
the present occasion, and the voice of ,he re-
representatives of the American nation shall
applaud your valor, as your General now
praises your ardor. The enemy is near !;
his (" sails cover the lakes )" but the brave
are united and If he finds US con,snding a.
mobg ourselves, il will be for the ptize Of
valoS and fame, its nobiest reward.
BY command,
I. l.. BUTLER, .did-de Can't.
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WASHINGTON CITY, January IS.

There is a report, via Baltimore, contain.
ed in Nashville letter of the Oh inst. re.
ceived there, that the British army had re,ir-
ed from the. vicinity Of New.Oriesns afier
:he battle Of the night of the 2sd, and wss
believed TO have re-embsrked his troops. We
do not attach great credit 10 this rumor. 1t
does no, appear to Us tha, he would have so
easily been driven from bis object.
THE NATIONAL BANK BILL
Having at length passed both Houses OF
Congress, wants ooy the signature OF the
President TO become a law. The features
OF The bill are those which The House of Rep.
resentatives gave TO il, the Senate having &c.
csded froui al its amendments 10 the bill.
National Iaislig, ncer.
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co- r'eh's eDd independence. Tan no more
'of |" Peace Rcmors - talk of driving the
'ensray before Us 10 cscry direction. In fact,
: we are 10 speak TO corrupi British Ministry,
sas The iliustrious Chatham spoke, in one Of
his ias' speeches IN the British Parliament,
-" NY Lords" said the immortal states.
ns'', lyon CANNOT conquer America. Yon
may swell every expense; pile and accumu.
tase every assistaace you can buy or borrow
traffic and barter, with every Intc, pitifus
Norman prince, who sells his subjects to the
shamoiss Of foreign power; your efforts
are vain sad impotcm doubly so from the
1nefcenary aid on which you rely. For il ir.
rItates to an incurabe rcseattncnb the minds
OF your enemies, 10 ovcrran them with the
merccoaiy sons of rapinc and plunder de-
voting them and their possessions to the ra.
pscity of hireiing cruelty! If 1 zvere an II.
aaerican, svAie sazo foreign froohs remain in
my coAnfry, I sKvER soouid lay down my
arms--NsgsR, NsVra, SEyER 90
HiNCOCK
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4 We have the pleasure TO announce noble
and generous &C, Of Capt. JoHN ORDRoS.
xAux. late commander OF the pryateer brig
Pfioce Of Neutchatei, who visited the Prison.
Ship in this wn y eaerdsy, and distributed
between three and .four. hundred dollars "a
moug the Prisoners captured by him duiug
his laie.cruize he also gave Captain Webb
\ 70 dollars for the bcnef, Of the remainder of
tthc prisoners. We hope the repeated acts
OF benevoienee towards the British prisoners
OF war among US will be duly reciprocs,ed,
and thereby tend TO alleviate the condition Of
srr unfortunate countrymcn in captivity.
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Hatjfdr, Jap. 7.-Ar. III. NJ. S. Jnncn,Cp-
ton, from cruize. On the 3d inst. The Ju-
non fell IN With and captured The hermaphro-
dite brig privateer Guerriere, Of Boston, q
guns and 60 men, sailed from Portsmouth,
cn the ls bot hse rnrie no esptuse.
Vice Admiral Sir A. Cochranc had sailed
from Bsrbsdoes early in November, With .
largo 0ses OF men Of war, sc. 10 jsin The
Expednion.
Bridyefows, { (Bor5adses Dre. 1914.
On Wednesday,, ,he Su',sr, -, wi:s tbs
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NEW,YORK, January &c.

NEW'1OKk, january 70.
Arrived, sch. Porpoise, Day, of PhiladeI.
phia, in days from st. Barholomc ws, with
rum, dry. goods, crates, OIL, Sc.
Sch. RcLdcer, from ST. Bar,s, with full
cargo of dry-goods, has ar. at Philadelphia.
January 27.
Arrived, yesterday, sch. Silva, IA days from
St. Bar,s, with cargo Of rum, dry-goods
and goat skins. :,
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pRoYIDENCE, Januar, 2s

Lighf in re Eosf.-sThcrc having been no
choice of Representatives ITO Congress In the
Sixth Eastern District Of Massachusetts, in
November last, new election was ordered
snd has taken place in the present north,
has resulted in the success Of the Republican
csndidatc, Col. CoKSoa, by about three hun
dred majority
we will thank one OF Johnny Bulls naval
berocs 10 solve the following ari,hme,icsi
question, arising on, Of the late dasssrdly cap
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From the .Ntsv- York Cglumbiar, Of Saturday
Epening last, (Jan. ash

From the .Msw. York Cglumbiar, Of Saturday
Epening last, (Jan. 28h.
From Commodore DECATUR.
The following is an extract OF letter from
commodore Decatur--poliicly communica,-
ed to us for publication
+" The nigh, we left the Hook, owing
to sonie blunders of our piiots,we struck
on the Bar, and there remained thump-
ing for two hours, until the tide rose. at
day. light we fell with the British squad
ron, consisting of the Majestic, Endy-
mion,. Pomone, Tenedos and Despatch
brig. My ship, owing to her getting
aground, lost her sailing. l lightened
her as much as possible, but the enemy
gained on us. The Endymion, mount
ing twenty -four Founders on her gur-
deck was the leading ship Of the enemy.
She got close under my quarter, and
was cutting my rigging without my be-
ing able to bring gun to bear upon her.
To suffer this, was making my capture
certain and that too, without injury to
the enemy. | therefore bore up for the
Entlymion and engaged herfor two hours,
when we sienfed and brat her or Al,
this time the rest Of The ships had. got
within two miles of us. We made all
the sail We could from them, but it was
in vain. In three hours the Pomonc and
Tenedos were along gside, and the Majes-
tic and Endymion close to US. All that
was now lett for me to do, was to re-
ceive the fire Of the nearest ship, and
surrender for it was in vain to contend
with the whole squadron. MY loss has
been severe the precise number do
not know, bu. believe il to be between
eighty and ninety Of this number, rs
were killed ;---Babbitt, Hamilton and
Howell. are among the slain. Mr.. Dale,
iswounded, but is doing well.
." am in great haste--we sail to-day
for Burmuda.p
Extract Of letter from an officer # tie fri
gate 'Prcsidenf,s 10 his friend IN this ei,y, dat
!. ed or beard his Britanmc -NsJessys Jiigase
Pomose. al sea, Jan. 2oih, 1915.
" The President and Endymion, VIC los,
sight Of 10 gale. When the Prc.iden, was
last seen, she had a signal Of distres, Rying,
having lost her forc and mizcn topmasts
Tho Commodore is on board the Endy
unhurt." -
Com. Deratnr betrayed TO the enemy at iasf
1t appears from our New-London sccounts,
that this gallant ofiicer,. afer having been in.
gtoriously blocksdcd in the Thames so long,
and escaped so many attempts by 6iue iyh,
traitors to deliver him to the slaughter aud
destruction OF . determined and powerful co.
emy, hsssat last fallen a sacrifice TO treschery
Of the BLACKLIST de,,aud become captive,
with the vessel under his commapd, after a
long and frui,less contest with force quad.
ruple TO his own, with which the foe thought
proper to attack him. In twelve hours afies
leaving port, /, seems, the cocmy, although
nearly one hundred and City miles distant. re-
cciyci notice Of his sailing, and wen, in pu,-
suit Of ih;ir Prey. Thus surrounded by
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Shipwfeck OF the Sylnh.

Our account Of The loss of ihis vessel, given
on WednesS1y last, wa, essentially correct
Yestesday Mr. William Is. Parsons, the pvr-
scr, win the FIVE sesmeD saved,were brought
up from Souihswp,on, by Ii. jenkins, Of the
Americsn troops ,taiioned ut Sag Harbor.
From Mr.. Pars"ns we learn ,ha, the off.
GERS who pe'isae win the Sy'ph, were
George Dickens, Esq. Captain,
{. ID. Browr 1t hev,enant,
George Bu'u 81 do.
). Sueg. sur9eop,
William Mit,iow, master,
: William Boyd, soaner,
Jues Marshati, a,pen,er,
Andrew N'Gfcgor, boatswsin,
Archibald Lugdle, masters mate,
James Service, mdshipman,
David Kingston, do.
J. O'Hahoran, DO.
I 7 Wilionghby, supernnmary do.
w. IL Fox, cap ans clerk.
The sboye Ia, with 81 seamen aud ma
rincs, making ,ne III drowned. rr
The Syiph was snip-soup, of $50 tons,
snd 20 gUos, ('aied 81 VIZ. l6 carronsdes Of
24.os. two long Ia Founders, and two l2lb.
cortchadss.
OF the bodice siready found are, 10 at Pat.
chogue,7 OF Fire.lsiand inlet, and o, South
arpptoB. among which last wete the 2d 1t. |;
aod Of buried at isiep, the purscr recogni.
zed, on their being taken up, the surgeon,
sod supposed the others ro be marines.
The hunaoity sod kiddne.s Of the citizens
Of Southampton bsins handsomely acknowl-
edged IN the pucs,'s account Of the catas.
tropne 10 Com. Hntham, tha, officer wrote
AZ answer to NJ. Parsons, from which the
following is extracted,
% beg you viii acquain, the inhabitants
Of Sou hampton, that l am seDsib.y impress
sed with obligations TOR, and admiration Of,
their generous aud humane treatment Of you:
which shall, at any time iu my power, meet
with the best return can make thsm."
The crew cf vessel belonging to Sag
.Hasbor (Soulhamp,on) aud taken by Brit
isb cru'zer IN the Sound, have since been
searched for and set a, lib,',ys
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BOSTON, January so, 1915.

The elegant corvette built ship Union, was
launched on Thursday last, from the ship
yard OF Mr.. Parker, Charlcs,own--She is up
wards oi 500 tons buyihcn, and will carry 20
guns, and is principally owned by the Hon.
Mt Gray. She is said TO be-. equal to any
vessel OF her size in The United States.
We are authorized to state from an official
source, that there is no foundation for the
report Of the detention of the csr,ei at Sa-
lem. The delay is accidental, and she will
probably sail in the course of the week.
Captain Hull has been compliment ed With
an honorary membership of the New-YoIk
state Society Of Cincinnati.
The painful duty this day devolves uron
US, OF recording the capture OF The PREsi.
DENT frigste, and The loss, IN killed and
wounded, OF abou, 6iily of our gallant ,ars |.
Blu, although the finest or our frigstes has
fallen Into the hands of the enemy, wo are
conhdeo', that (as in the csp,me of the Es.
SEX our infan, navy win acquire additional
honor. Boston Patriot.
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Gen. .Jae4son's address 10 lhc 7roogs.

t'eH .TacRSoN's Address 10 HE 7rooDs.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2i.
On Sunday, the 18Th inst. Con. Jack son re-.
viewed the militia Of the city, the battalion
commanded by Major Plauchc, and a part of
the regiment oi n'cn'of color. Being drawn
up on their respective parades, the following
addresses we're read 10 them by Mr.. Living
stou, one of his aids
!. TO THE EMRODIED MILITIA.
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trre of the President. II requires three
British frigaies aod one Race, manned With
1000 men and mounting $50 guns, four hours
and u bali, TO capture one American Frigatc
oil ~ guns and 40 men--how many Frigates
aud Races. and what number OF men and
guns, would be required TO capture one Arhe.
ricsn Seventy y-Four
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traitors, Walchtu 10 every step, anu discover
cd IN every movement, our gallant defenders
must have more than mortal prudence or hu-
man skill to ensure them an opportunity for
equal tight, OF common chance for success
ful voyage. And the rdgnautmons enemy, it
appesrs, not satisfied with way-iaying our ili-
gate with three ii their ships,ssn fourth TO
! secure her capture and deprive her comman-
der oil a chan1c 20 prove bis skill and bravery
In the combat. Yet, we doubt not, " the
ssucy President" has been purchased dearly
by the Zoe, Notwithstanding the skuiking and
peiiidious manner in which they got her in
their clutches. Their silence or their own
loss Is proof of its greatness. And we hope
10 Heaven, since she has thus SO basely and
UNANIMOUSLY been Obtained by them, that she
has proved herself, like Sampson to the Phil
isiines, more glorious and dreadful in hcr fall
than she had ever been thought or fcavcd in
her unttied career. The letters from our OF.
heers were doubtless subject 20 the control
sud INSPECTION OF their captors before they
wele suffered 10 come 10 their friends. And
this accounts Tor ttyir not containing word
oi the damage sustained by the eDcmy-a
daua age which Cannon be long concealed, and
whieh We douo ooi rs now Kept from Us only
by us T"eb'iude and severity. The EDDY
nio1 sUe Ponvpe were sent TO Bermuda
lPfob"b'y oo' "rhou, 'esson) with the Pres
ideni and hete is reason 10 hope, II our
seahen wcte all taken out Of the President,
ths, she has gone down,,o jain The Guerriere,
Java, &c. X ~ ,he snow storm which came
on ailcr the action, and proved SO fatal to the
SyIph
Shirt Of he hmcs.--We understand that a
meeting oi TIE snip. carpenters in this city
was heG lasi evening, 10 effect a general
subscriptions Of one sverk's pork Of all of that
Calling, on new ship Tor Com. Decatur. II
TINS patriotic lcisor Is kept up, by the black
smi'hS, cakes sailmakcrs, riggers, Sss. sc.
and pervadys the whole community, as in the
erection ut TO lIications for the defence of
the oity, there is 30 doubt but that weasel
VIII be provided Tor our iucklsss and bctray.
cd hero, wan which he would be able 10 DIS
play bis 'is alongside Of most Of lhe ships
OF the BRUSH navy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01

Extract Of letter from Savannah, dated Jaa H.
News is received in town to day that Sc.
Mary's is taken BY the English, and is suppo-
sed to be true."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-02-01
Capture Of the President Fr;gaie.

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-03

Senator Of he y, hates from sAe state
Of Virginia. His kealh, always deli.
cate, had besn particularly SO for SENS
ssskl preyieus 10 his dcssass, which
however was not tho less use xFsstsd e
his frieAds. e 81
Ferhaps no nan has been evsr more
believed 81 more esteemed naaang AZ
extensive range Of friends and aesuaias
asces THAN Richard Brsst. With 2 mind
pslisked ~ all the acqsitsnssts q :
good education, and conttsat iatsrcoGrss
in The bsstsoeiety he acquired peDala
" In bis native state, which has ire
qucntly placed him in every grade Of
slice In the gift of the people the d..
tics Of which be has discharged with
zeal and acknewleagsdabitity.
Thsugh he has left behind himsno
mosrsiDg wife or children, his death
will be laneAtcd by ! long train Of kin
irsd & Of friends, 10 every ONE Of vhsm
he was as dcaras fathsr, brother, sen,
might be.
Nat. InteNgeneer Of SATURDAY..