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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
William Devaughn,
Hair. Dresser g Wiz Maker,

ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA.
D RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
N, lie, that he has taken the house
formerly occupied by THOMAS SHIELDS,
and next door to Thomas Mounts comb
mandatory, where he intends TO carry
on the Huirsdressing and Wig-makiag
Business in all its branches, and solicits
a part Of the public patronage--he will
spare no pains to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their custom.
June S.
n. B. Gentlemen and Ladies' Hair
cut in the neatest manner.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
A Card.
DR.. GUSTaYUS Il. BROUN

DR.. GUSTAVUS II. BROUN.
aving removed to Alexandria, tend
FL ers his professional services to the
inhabitants Of this town and its yicini-
ty.
His Office is situated upon Washington
Street four doors north Of King street;
and nearly opposite to the Mayors Office.
June 26.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
New Store,
DAVID PEABODY,

Ddp LII z IL DOI/l
ETAs taken STORE, three doors a.
H bove the Washington Tavern on
King-street, where he offers for sale, for
cash only, the following goods at such
prices as cannot fail to suit purchasers,
VIZ:
Black, blue & corbeau superins Broad
cloths
Mkt and buff Cashmere, Kersenetts,
Velvets,
MarseilIes and corded Vestings,
York Stripes, Black and blue Bomba-
Zeens,
Cambria and common Calicoes, and
Ginghams,
Black and white cotton Cambrics,
India, book and iaconet Muslins,
Twilled and diagonal Cambrics,
Cambria Dimities,
Ladies' and gentlemens' white and CO.
Iored cotton Hose, Stockingnett
Drawers, Shawls & pocket Hand
kerchiefs,
Long and Short Silk and Kid Gloves,
Italian, Canton and Chinese Grapes,
Long Cloths and Shifting Cotton,
Irish Linens, linen Cambrics,
Cambria Dimities-Domestic Goods,
One bale Linen Sheets,
Umbrellas and Parasols-brown Hol-
land,
Buttons, Pins, Tapes, &c. &c.
June 60.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
P,lI)lic Sale.

Public Sale.
UNDER the authority of Deed of
Trust from David Black, to secure a
debt due from him to John Wilson
A Lot of Ground on the
West side of Pitt street, between Wolf
and Wilkes street, will be offered at
public sale on the premises for cash, at
half past 5 O'Clock, On Thursday the 9th
day of July next.-The Lot is in front
on Pitt street so feet, in depth about IS
feet.
BY order of the Trustee.
P. G.. MARSTELLER.
June IA. tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
SALES AT yENDUE:
., ,psru Tuesday and Friday
W e'' WILL BE SOLD,
80. yendue Store, corner of Prince
hus and Water Streets,

'7 VARIETY OF
nu Goods, Groceries, &c:
n :5,,rs Of which viii be expressed IN
ParucuN' the bills of the day.
=. All i Kind Of goods which are on
r. m M and nd the prices Of which are
fa llllst,'.Had. can at any time be viewed
sstsonsnsSa,s at the lowest limitation
,nlPices' . @ MARsTELIER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
London Goods.

The subscribers have imported in the Ship
BosToN, Captain FINLEY, from Lon
DON, (via BALTIMORE an assortment
Seasonable Goods.
.dmong them are
xrKA best London superfne Cloths
81 and Cassimeres, Waistcoatings.
Fancy and Wellington Prints, Cambria;
Book, Jaconet, Null, Leno, Whip
nett and Tamboured Maslins, ShaWls
and Handkerchiets, Cotton Sfnirtings,
do. Hose, Irish Linens and Lawns.
Sewing Silk, Twist, Gallons, Ferret.
Buttons, Colored Threads, Pins, and KiGz
derminster Ca'peting.
BY the first arrival at this port from Lii
verpool they expect an assortment OF
WOOLLENS.
c & |. P. Thompson.
Jane 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-29
For Freight.

For Freight,
Coastzoise or to the Nest Indies.
,;kgM The Schooner TOPAZ, AbraS
I&AasAsham Briggs, master: burthen a.
bout 700 barrels-in complete order and
ready for the immediate reception Of g
cargo.
Apply to
June 81. IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

to his last breath a. ae Iva sae-s ie-- died as
son and brother, tender a4a ataconate ; az a
friend, ever frank, de#e-te N your feelings
as respectful aaIstiad his acquaintance
esteemed him, his il oead Sin. lie wa
graduated at Bowl '2 ans, though only
seventeen years VI f8aked as a scholar
with the FIRST III ga- -# Iiis aren't application
to study, his .Iig et oi .0nduct, and biz
suavity Of nan ed him the high esteem
both of the Oh. t studelts The soliditv or
bis mind at that early period, the correctness OF
MS taste, the purtyoi h.style, the brilIiancy or
his imagination, associate with moral habits Sc
regular and industry % interchangeable, led them to
form high expectations OF his future eminence. At
ter receiving the honors Of college, he commenced
the study OF law in his native place, and those who
associated with him, know how undated was his
ardor in literary well as professional pursuits
His taste was delicate and correct, and his jude
ment seemed already mature. His opinions of books
and their merits were founded entirely on his own
reflections; original & decisive, but never dogmat-
zeal, Independent but never arrogant. Here the
purity of his heart was conspicuous. immortality
aud inpiety, however elegant the dress in which
they were presented, always met from him pointed
censure. His imagination fanced no delight, where
his conscience did not approve. tie thus passed
more than two Years in the bosom Of his family
cherished BY the lovers Of literature, enlivenng
and adorning the circles, which he seemed destined
one day 50 highly TO honor. But too intense APP
plicaticn to study was undermining his constitu-
ton: decline mperceptibIy stole upon him and
his prospects and our hopes buried together in
the grave. He bore his sickness with foritude and
resignation. He saw himself descending by slow
but undertaking steps to the bed of death; he CON
tempated, fall before him. all the awful realities
Of eternity he saw this world anda al; It's pleasures
yet hardly tasted save 10 anticipation, receding
from him forever but he was caina~and- cheerful,
Ills consolation vas IN religion, his nope ID the He
deemer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
Straped or Stolen.

an the night of the fourth inf. from the fab
~ icriber 10 Portand-bnt tuppoiet 10 be Ito
len. a black MARE, about fourteen years old, OF
m;ddling fze na'ura trottei, with white ipot
in her face aud few white hairs towards her
nofe--nor tail and ong tuihy maDe hanging
ca both Gdes, with tie m1fk Of rope on fore
Gde of the near hind leg by The ham firing i2nt
and few white hairs On the buitocki back OF the
0;ileh,d on pair of fetters with wooden fhacklss
and IRON nins. chain middle piece. Whoever will
,ive info, NATION of fud bean hat the owner may
recover her whether irsyed or ncen. fhail he fui
sahly rewarded aud AZ assslsy charges paid
r5,e "a gPEECIAH DOW
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
PORT or gOSF0N.

Saturday. .Iuae 3d. ~. Ire he ship MtLo
capt. 81. phen Ciu,er, q day from Liverpool
with ) fui' cargo Of ~ gooas xnd Aa'd nae
Sunday Ar ship S.smrcck. Nj kowa, n
Wiscasset. SO days from Couennu (, 80 ;on-
iron, I'D 80 boxes W aI4w glass.
AoAaqJT June 5--Ar he regular trading
"a e snte LIVERPOOL Packet, Capt San.'
Nick i. "a days team Liverpool. W. b . TIL! c4s
s. y d. goods hardware, *
WEDNB DAY, JUNE Wind e. Ar B~iiAi
cactet sh,u koysi sUse eign, S.ence. "A d y
from Plymouth, Ens with Z69 nmeric4ns, ~ =
PRISONERS OF wal II Dartmoor. Saiied May q;
MS brought LJnaon palefs % the lrs'. iDc!uspe
with which we nave Ge1n favored. C.r,ci shi 5
Mary ann sailed IL Gays betpfe ior Norfolk,
with about 7U0 Americans, lac prlsone "; M =
ria Christian, t3r N ,gfik, wish about $40. III
days before Btuns wick, d~ys before, tor NO
folk. via aDout 425 Neptuuus, for oouthe =.
port, days before win about $40; Arei. 'ht
y before, for New.Yotk. wi Il 4bou 500. The
ship Dorset, Brown. for New-Yv'k, sall he
day a! or, 10. New Yoik Wlth ABOUT 200 AnleFI-
Gems.
Left sbout 5000 Americans att Oar maor pris
ol.---two caieio from London we,e daily eX e.
ted al Plymouth to take pars OF Them On ooa,d To-
HE u. States, and il WAS unds The remsin-
der would be sent home in British government
TRANSPORTS.
The sesmen IS we'll as about Is Ship Matters
who have arrived in The Royal Sovereign, com.
PLAIN most bitterly Of Mr. Bea4y, our agent 81
London, and impute il entirely 20 his conduct,
,heif MOI being able to sci home suonei ines
one and all agree, that LIS treatment 10 he 81
mericxas who h~ve unfortunately been prisoners
IN England dating the lae war, his been u"De
coming gan,I man, unteetling AMI uEnstural
> n IA
obey expected MIR Beasy would Promptly take
measures 10 get them homc--9ut iey were DIS
sproinled--,hose Oh parole repes,cdIy wrote g
him in behalf of those confined a Dartmoor, a.
we'll as Themselves, solicitations on THAI subjeci
were Treated with silence ami coHtcnpt IL The
affair at ID artmoor z h April, Of our county men
were killed, and IS wounued--nane5 VI whom
follow.
KLLED-Iohn, II .ywood Thomas ] ickson,
Johu Wast,il p on "a illiam Eyere ] jsepil J I'm
SON, z --WouNDED--*Joh John Gray, ] shn OaieiJ
Stephen Philips, Edward Ga diatr, James oeii,
Philip Food, ] .mes Trunbull, Edward Whihi1-
back, IN. Bake, CALEB Codd'n, Thomas smith,
loan II .bere, Peter Wilson. JAmes Israel. WIN
Penn, Robert Lille, Josein BaAuc6, kote't
Wilt, Thomas Punt, William hrpie ny,
George Campbell, John Peach, Andrew OAnlson'
Euhn Ccir, tyni. Lane, Paine Peny, LINES
Melis, Henry Mouncaln'. Ftete TX howA'd,
Edward I..aetlen, Fganci, Michael, Michael
Connels. So
S o,lers slightly wounded. NAMES unknown.
"S,nce dead.
The Dutcb government hAd purchased Two
English frgates al Piymeu b. which. with two
Ouch fllg4,es which pat IN Ihere IN dis,t
some tune since, we're preparing tor sea and I,
was expected would ssiI shortly Tor .iie Med
tterranea,, 10 operate viii CTR squadten sgains'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
DIED.,


In Williamstown, on the Is h ult. Hon. DAM
IEL DEWEY, one of the Justices the Supreme
Judicial Court of this Commonwe s!th, aged ~
In Mount Desart, Mr.. GARDNER GOULD
formerly Of this town.
10 andiAh. on Sunday the ins' Mrs. Abr
gail Mussey. sged 30.
In this town, Mrs. Mary, consort OF NJ. Jo-
seph Eurnel, aged al, LEAVING husband and
EIGHT children 70 mourn the loss OF an affection.
ate wife and tender mother. II affords much
consolation to her surviving relatives that she
exhibited hopeful evidences OF sn interest in the
atoning blood OF the Redeemer'
In this tow on "Wednesday last, Mrs.Ehzabet I'm
Moves sged 60, consort Of The late Joseph Noyes
Esq Of Falmouth.
On the h inst. Mrs. MARY, consort OF Mr..
Anthony Eernald, sged 50.
Ia this own, Mary, daughter OF Mr. CharleS
Williams, "a colored MANI sged yeats
TIT LATE Mr.. FREEMAN.
In the death of this excellent young nan, not
only his family s. friends lament the loss OF one en-
deared to them by every amiable quality, but the
community has share in their regret, for 1t is de-
prived OF member, whose talents gave promise OF
eminent usefulness. For noticing publicly such
character, there are reasons even more WelShty
than the caNS OF grief
BIr. Freeman was native OF Portland, and from
infancy was distinguished for that knc and anna
bic disposition, which adorned him SO much even
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
BENJAMIN + CHASE, Sesretary

Porllatd June II 1878 IN.
Certificates of appreciation to apprentices are
ready for delivery IN conformity TO the by laws
Mechanics or manufacturers deiirous Of becoming
Members of the above All .caton are Informed
that application mutt be made 10 one OF the Trui.
tees, or Secretary, as early as lie week preceding
the meeting
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
Masonic Fenival.

ORI4NFAL LoDGE Of Aaeieat Mafon' viii
~ celebrate the approaching annivetfry Of s.
John the Baptist in Longeys Hail. in Waterford
on the 24th inll On which location IAN Q-afion
will be prone uaeed in tie Meeting Houle BY Bro
CHAsIEs sMtrH, Of Bridgton. Exerciiss 70 coin
mence 0 O'Clock, A. M
&C. SojourNing Btetheren are Invited TO attend
w!th iui able cio.hiRg
Per Ordsr.
WILL AM MUNRoE, Sse'y.
Waterford Tune IL 1873
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
NOIIcE.

THE fubfcriber intending fhorsiy 70 remove from
town, infotms all who are indebted TO him.
that his es AID accounts are left with barreis
Potter Elq. for collection, on whom shey are re-
queied 20 cali and sciua the fame Il is nor the
with of the iubferiter 10 caus cot 70 be added 10
any of his demands. prompt attention TO this
notlce, will fave HIM the necefiy
BENZ AMIN WILLS.
Portland, June 18th 1875. is W.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

Tcsse!s Spoken --M~y Is, lat 40. long. SO
Scbr. Despa cb Z. cket, u DAYS from FssI. t..
Beth, with p'i>opcrs--Msy 10, lat. 80, long 81,
brig Dean, II days f:Im Wscsssel. for Anlr
gu May 20, ship Naive jones' b u Ne,
"a TAT. SO. ong So, schr Edward PEBBLE, XII.
d. vs. from S|iscasset, for Nevis.
VcSge!s lGf--At Poin,-Pete;, May 10, shir
George, Mason, Of kennebunk. dschargiug
Orig--, Stsnwood, of Portisnd, Just srnvtd
brig Venus, Strong, OF Portland, dischsrgIng.
Briggs AMY, Moody, Of 84tbs and ] ne
Downing, Of Kennebunk, were lei, st Gu~ds
!oupe 19th ul..
There w-s 66 sail Of square rugged vessels il
.she ts4gr q cbsriesiop. ). Z. "a he q i ult4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

The recent account of the general massa
ere at Cote Sans Dessen, is doubted. A
report is now received that only Of the
inhabitants arc killed, and that o. 8 Of the
stacking Indians were killed.
The ports of Guadalupe were declared
free in consequence OF the recent revolu-
ton in France.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
erfofd, Iune y 1876.

I HI members OF the Maine Charitable mechan-
&c sf2ciaiion. are notified that = quarterly
meeting will be held az Waihingfon Mechanic
Hall o. 1eu'day the ith day of Juy. AZ O'Clock
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
Unifs4 States IF dine. iea z
DNys4 IF Maine, %, !

CAHs@ otasS <1Hss'Sa
DN,s7 II Alaias, ~,
PURSUANT 10 az Oc6er from the Honorable
Circuit Co re of the United STATES | do here
by give this public notice hat ilaalI eIpofe and
ie al auction and to the highen bidder Al Jolhua
Hiltons Store within the town Of Wileafer on
Thuriday the twenty second day June infant AZ
! clock in the forenoon, the following goods and
merchant e captured on the high ieas by the pri-
vate armed Brig Paul Jones, Iohn ThOmIca Hilton
Commander and brought into the FORT Of Wheat
Ter viz eighteen ba es md boxes of dry goods, ten
caaSs Of card wire, Et1y kegs of white lead and
paints, ,here abous, one nine pound carronade
aud apPurtenance and one other box of dry goods
ALTO the Schooner May of the burshen Of about
feven three ,ons--fad goods and merchandise
AID Vsael Captured and taken az sfJreiaid and
having been belied and directed be fold undsr
an introductory order for whom il may hereafter
concern.
Dated at wifsaGet ,his 9Th day Of June A. d.
1873,
JONATHAN COOK D.paty S9o,aai.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
MApRIED

At Exeter, n. H. CHARLES S. DAWES, SO
Of Portland, 10 Miss ELIZABETH T. GILMAN
daughter OF His Excetiency Governot Gilman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
JONATHAN COOK D.9aty Sfa.eai

The fubicrihers having tsen appointed BY The
Hon. jeremiah Baily Efq 70 receive and * m
ine the claims of creditors 10 the eta Of James
Cargil II late of Newcsftie. in IKE county OF
Lineela. Gentleman. decesfed Represented niolveDt
do hereby give notice, thas hx mouths are 81 owed
ito fsid creditors briug in aud prove heir claims
and that we fhali atead that iervice at the dwe-
ling houfe Of Mr.. Warrington Dodge 10 laid New.
caae on Saturday The 2e.h day of Juy, tom
cock p M. to FIVE. on the al Saturday, IA No
vember from two 10 FIVE o'clock r. M.
hBBNtZER PERKIN5 Z c 1mi,-
l3AAC DODGE foness
Newcafiie, May s6,h 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
PORT or PORTLAND.

Entrances and c!e, ances at The CQsto1 Rouse. size
our La$,.
June :, s'oop Dispatch. Sawyer. fom Boston
8, schr. Ann, Sher nyn, Philadelphia
=, sloop Masseng,r, Porer, Boston
- J-HersDn, U1de' wood. N " vGk
10 schr Orezmbo, Crot ker, Be-
soop Range, Prince, Bermuda
cLEARANCE>.
8, brig Milo, Merrill. for Lnbeck
+" ba gle John and Charles, MatanzAs
5 brig Lloyd, " tsh, Rerrnuda
- Lon, Alden, w Intlies
z, hop Venus, Wilkins, $; Andre US
., Ers lippoo Sab, Lsroom, HAVANA
" schr. SAiIy,J Willie, Jr. S Andrews
& brig Deh4nce, Leayit Virginia
10, schr. Ann, Shearman, Lu3eck
g orig Stalire, S sex pole, HAVANA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

On Tuesday French papers to May /.
were received--anG verbal accounts to May
Z. General Hostilities had not then com
menced BY some they ware cohfdenly
expected aud by others it was doubted
whether they would take place. The pre-
babiily, however, appearsto be on the side
of r.-Frtdaya Pal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

By the brig Mary, from St. Croig, We
learn, that a spanish II, with 500 people on
board, and 100000 dollars, was accidentally
blown up at the Island of Margaretta. We
also learn, that the brig of war Barbados
had detained three Bourbon vessels, bound
. Martinique Guadaloupe.-N Y. Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
OLET,,
HOUSE FOR Sale.

THE fubfcriher offers for iale her of his two
hcues 10 Portland, one hfua,ed in Federal
fleet TWO itories, four rooms floor the Other
very eligibly l'uAed on the fouthsea 6de Of
stae frset one lory. brick, with four rooms on
,or-boh with ihita5le outhoufea aud good
logs of Iand,--Terns made eafy TO the purchafer.
Application to Charles 5. DAVIS, Pfq his office.
JAMES BARRETT,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
.s9uIqogN 9uIpIeN
Portland June IL
WANTED.

on1o Fee; of curIed MAPLE plank hst -
} NV Birch Boards and Joiis, iu'tabie fer guu
ItoCks-For further particulars enquire Of .ML
WARD Cabinet Maker, Uaion Greet Portland
Jane ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

Napoleon has permitted one Bourbon,
taken in arms, TO leave France and TO two
others, the Duchess Ei9ow sger~ Of Orleans,
and Duchess OF Bourbon, he has allowed 70
remain in France, and has given them pen.
sions amounting 20 100000 francs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

Among new articles advertised in Eng
land is, I" The Odontalgic or, Chen Es-
ssnce OF HORSE Radish; cure foI the tooth
ache md sar-ache."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

at this moment in the utmost alarm in con-
sequence Of the heighlh Of the river A
small wind would be sufficient to break the
leyee in almosg any place, and inundate our
streets Above and below the city. the
leyee has given way In several places, and It
is said thu fine cotton lands of Concordia are
all unde. water"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

The Important Foreign News contained in orr
columns of to-day goes very far TO shew the state
Of the European powers Little doabt can now
remain but that WAR is determined on and an
extirulinating warit must necessarily be. We
may therefore expect 10 as ii were ara
opened in the afEaiTsof the Continent an ara of
bloodshed and carnage such as has not been before
heard Of. The event however is only to be known
by the devclole CT those scenes which are shout to
lie acted upon that theatre which has already been
drenched with human blood. The mind in contem-
plating The subject can find bat little of consolation
in the prospect before L. 1t naturally shrinks
from spectacle which is 50 wcunding to every be-
neyoIent feeling. Com. Spec
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

There were severa! Indications that tie
French People did not think NfroLEos's
sta6i!ity very certain.-TLe depression Of
the Socks is one Of them.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12
@ortCa,S.
or THE FOREIGN NEWs.
Monday, June y, 1915.

The intelligence received within few days past,
from almost every quarter OF Europe, affords the
most pienary evidence, that war, in all most
haggard forms, is on the eve Of breaking 1T be-
tween the allied sovereigns and the new ruler of
France Sweden has joined the coalition, and by
the last London dates, it appears, that England is
unequivocally pledged to follow up the ar against
Bonaparte, and in support of the rightfal claims Of
the Bourbon family, who have advanced their stan
dard and proclaimed the usurpation Of their legiti
mate throne. The allied troops, already on there
march toward the frontiers are estimated TO be up
wards of 300 000 with large proportion Of cavalry
and artillery which those of Bonaparte, even in
The Paris accounts, fall short third part Of this
EsaHsber, witilaa acknowledged inferiority both in
cavalry, as well as artillery. With such immense
bodies of men, and led by such able and intrepid
generals, as distinguish both armies, the conflict
must be more dreadful, than has yet beel witness
ed, since the first wars OF the revolution. Humani-
ty shudders at the wretchodness which France is
doomed to suffer in this crisis.-B0stoa Go-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-06-12

LOUIS the 18Th has erected his Standarc
at Frankfort, and called ali his Minister:
round him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-07

nasty. Thus situated by concurrence OF
uncon, rolabie events, he banishes himself 10
a " rock in the midst of the seas" like some
Colossus of the stormy deep, who having
combalte6 the elemental strife, retres for re-
pose under calmcr horizon. The tyrants
who tremblcd at his name, aid the tapestry
OF whose thrones so often quivered 10 the
thunder of his cannon, then thought that
their march 10 universal domination would no
longer be impeded. But the man whose glo-
ry they endeavored forever TO obscure rose su-
perior to their hatred and envy. He wrested
from Fate her mystic scroi;and from Fortune
her revolving wheel Nature startled at the
convulsion-and Futurity shuddered al the
deyelopemen which prematurely barred her
mysteries 10 the ken OF mortality
The battle Of AusteTlitz extorted this ac-
acknowledgement from the Emperor Aiexan-
der have never pretended TO rival Bona
parte-be is a very great warrior, he is really
1tredestiaafed by Heaven :" And the man
who is predes,inated by heaven, as the Rus
sian monarch has said, is now prescribed as
an OUTLAW by him and his confederated horde
of Kingy Banditi. Whence this outrage
upon hu umanity and the rights of nations II
principle which sickens at the glory OF anoth-
er, and strives to prosIate that reputation
which it cannot reach. Bonaparte's re-ascen-
sion to the throne is the choice of the French
people. And by what authority dare Russia,
England, or any other power on earth inter-
fere with the interior regulations of France
Deeply shall We lament the torrents of blood
that will flow on the occasion, if the Allied
Sovereigns persist in their Declaration pro-
scribing Bonaparte. The convulsion will
rock Europe to its centre-and 'ere again
Bourbon reaches the throne, he will have TO
" wade thro' the blood Of slaughtered mil
I4ns "
i en- vehemently cxclaims the Editor Of
The Richmond Enquirer "siffen thy sinews,"
taoI man Of iron. "Summon up all thy Blood"
a,.ain thy enc gies TO the utmost pich for
this is the las, cast of thy fortunes. A King
dom or grave awaits thee. Thy enc mics
now thirst for thy blood They will no lon
ger Danish thee to ga rock in the seas - but
10 tba, dark and distant bourne f ON whence
no travellor feturns"