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anticipate him. The English, the Prus.
slams. the Austrians, ere i'll linz. The Rus
saes are in full march. The head OF their
first column passed Nuremberg on the
18Th of Nav, aud has reached the borders
of the RHINE. The Emperor of Russia
and the King of Prussia left Vienna on the
goth of May, and the Emperor Of Austria
on the 27th: These soveregBs are now at
the head of their armies, and yoIr majes-
~ is Still at par,S: Sre, all hes tAtion would
henceforth tend only to compgon,it the in-
terrsts of the country.
The contest m which you are about to
engage will not be the struggle Of a day :
Perhaps it will require long efforts, and
ma h suffering. Ii is important that the
uation should be satisfied in this respect,
and your majesty will, no 6osbt, deem II
proper 10 lay before the Chambers all the
documents relative to our situation. En-
ightened as 20 the nature OF the pers With
which France is menace5, their patriot
ism and their wise energy will respond
to the appeal which will thus be made
tCthem /: They will feel that the govern
nient must have great supplies of every de-
scription ; and they will not hesitate to
furnish them. France wishes TO be indie
pendent, France will remain independent,
and the sincere union of the people with the
monarch will form around the country q
wall ofbrass. against which will be broken
all the efforts of the enemies OF her hap
piness and Of her liberty. of the national in
dustry and of French honor.
The minister Of foreign affairs,
{oignea) CAULlNCOURT,
Duke of V cenza
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15
LATEsT FnnAf Ia -

The Editors the New-York Gazette. ere ipdeb
ted to Captain Spat, Of the rsast for vsrious files
o. French pep 70, o. the 18th Of Sept. from which
they have made the Subsequent TRANSACTIONS
The PARIS papers mske no mentiCn oi Treaty Of
Peace having been signed. j is probable that ihe
final Arrangement had not been settled, as the I'm
perors OF Russ'n and Austria, and tie King Of Prussia
we're still at Paris at tie latest dates.
IIrGns'afed GoT He .Ntqs- York Cazefic1
Arrangements were making az Fpsnkscrt f5r the
sssemblaSe ot the Dot Orders had. ofoourse been
given, tor iie necessary acconmolaupHs.
Russian army Of 10000 inia try, % 900 eavsl-
~, 10000 eossaes with heavy train Ut artillery
were 10 PISS Frankfort the end OF September, on
their return lom France
Tho dress ofthe Deputies by Decree Of the
10Th ct Dee mhcr, Is to be light blue, white buttons
with uirce Hears de lis, c1lar aud sleeves cmbroid-
e. cd with silyci 1cW5 DC lis
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Translated for the Mercantile Advertiser
Pvfs Sehfe,,,he,, I :


On the 18th of this month, persons
attached to the English Prince Regents
house hold arrived here from London,
stoy, is named Russian Ambassador near
the Court of France
Field Marshal Butcher arrived on the
10Th inst. atCaen, when the place was il
Illuminated.
On the 18th, several corps Of the Rus
sian army passed the department of La
Meurthe, on their way from France.
London, September -.
Ih> funds have experienced a sudden
advance. Omuium, which closed Yesterday
at 6, Z have advanced to 7,18 The
house of Mr.. S. interested in the commerce
Of Russia. suspended payment Yesterday.
This failure is not the only instance arising
from the distress of commerce.
CarisrHhe, .Hugusf 90.
Jerome Bonaparte is now at Elwargen.
WuItemburg.
Cohenhagen, Sett. !.
Two ofthe persons whom the police had
caused to be arrested in the month of June.
for being concerned in the riot which then
took pla before the hotel Of the English
minister, which was Illuminated on account
Of the victory obtained by the allied armies
over the French, have been Sentenced to
imprisonment for considerable time upon
bread and water.
London, Sehfeni5er Q.
On Saturday, the prohibition against
carrying to FraEce naval stores and equip
ments, had noJ vet been taken ofby the
admiralty, q w S cons IL red as extending
to the MOTEL Of steam boat.
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Aey- York, November 9.
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

Last evening arrived at this port the sch.
Transit, captain Sloat, in rs days from
Nantz. BY her the Editors of the Mer-
cantile Advertiser have received Paris pa
pers to the 17th of September, and Nantz
to the 9Th ; containing London dates to
September 10. They furnish very little
Intelligence Of generally interesting ma
tuTe.
Gen raj Ney, continued in the prison of
the Concergerie. He was allowed the
privilege OF walking in the court alone, at
the time when the other prisoners were
confined in their chambers or cells. A
treaty of peace had not been concluded on
the 18th Sept.
"It is thought" says the Journal de GaHd,
" the negotiations of peace will be carried
on directly between the King in person and
the Allied Powers and that this mode of
negotiation has been determined upon in
the council of ministers. Mr.. Wellesley
Pole, insists strongly upon important con-
cessions which 1t is for the interest of Eu-
rope, and especially of England, to exact
from Fran, CO
French Funds S per cent. consols 81 so
Bank Actions 1855 1O4O.
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Paris, pfewJer t6.-we are authorised 10 an
that tire pre- tended letter addressed tn Mon
seur hrth,r of The king, by the due dOtrahto, ne
yer WIS received b, his Royal iiiyhness
1t IS sad that Mura, has landed in Corsica, where
he W stcognised, and strictly watched until he
shond e'cbark for Austria, where lac hal ohtsined
permission e,lpin his vile.
number ofpersons we've arrestedst Marseilles,
in jane last. for opposition the legitimate govern
ment. After examination, nine were lihcrstsd
amidst the VACCINATIONS of an immense of
spectators, aud seyesty-,so others were remaaisd
TO- trial.
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Charleston, NoUem5er s
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Arrived at this port yesterday, the ship
SaUannah, Captain Green, in so DAYS from
Liverpool. By this arrival the Editor of
the CRY Gazette has received the London
Globe, Star and Statesman, Of the 18th of
September, G days later than had befoce
come to hand--No political events have
TRANSFERRED, either in England or on the
Continent, since our last adVices, to which
Importance can be attached.
Lord Cathcart had left Paris, but it was
not known where he was gone.
Letters from Paris state that Foucbe
had made every preparation to come to
the y. States. but the King "peremptorily
deSfred'' (most polite King } that he should
remain in Office, and this at the .particu-
lar solicitation OF an English parsonage of
the high st consideration.
The French journals assert that the al
led troops arc about to quit Paris, but the
English officers have hired hotels for >
year. Accounts on this subject are various
and contradictory.
The Spanish army under General Cas-
tanos had retrcated from the French ter
ritorv.
We observe under date of Calsruhc,
September 4, that the Russian army, or at
least great part Of it, will quit France
di.eI thS Siduu review III NcrtuS'
1t is mentioned in letter, that the es-
tates of the adherents Of Napoleon. are to
be sold TO indemnify those attached to Lou
5 18th for their share OF the contribution
imposed on France, TCRy Gazctte.
An affair of honor was to have taken
place in ireland, between Mr.. C'COnneH
and Mr.. Peel, but the Police obtained IN
formation oft, aud the parties were ares
and bound over to keep the peace
This has been productive of challenge be-
tween their Seconds, Mr.. Lio7vU and SIR
{. Sa.rtoH who arc on their way to Ca
lais where the meeting is to take place.
Courier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15

(E-rtracts from English Pahcrs.)
London. September 1.-THE Turkish
force destined to act against Servia, is said
to amount to between fifty and sixty thou
sand men.
Seffemjer IA mail from Holland
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-15

arrived this morning, with important in
formation, which confirms what we have
before stated, that the Prussian army in
France is receiving large re-inforcenents.
The 9TH Prussian corps, with large train
Of 0rtiliery, is now on us march into France,
by Durant. They are to be employed in
the sieges OF Thornville, Longwy, Mont
mcdy, Sivet, and Charlemont. The Prus-
SLAMS ere already in possession of Maui
ben; G. Areskcs, Landrecits, Phillippeville,
r. roy and Martepbourg, which are in the
Lest state of defence.
Meanwhile the Duke OF Wellington has
| ordered up all the heavy artillery, nortars,
and howiizers, from Antwerp aud Brus-
sells. to the French frontiers. 1t may lie
that the British army will be employed in
laying siege to some of the French fortress
ses, whilst others ase bcseiged by the pIus-
| SLAMS.
| The forces of the Il led troops now in the
territory OF France, is stated to be as fas.
| lows:
Austrians 100000
| PrCSsianS $4,000
Russians 100000
English, Hanovcriars, &c.
under the commend of
the Duke OF Yelling
ton $4,000
Bevar'ans, Wcrtembergh-
ers, &c. 10000
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
TO THE EDITOR or ruE ENou1RER.

The National Intellige1cer Of the 18th Of
April, contains remarks on the boun-
Diary line, between the northern states
and Lower Canada, by Mr.. J. Wal
lace, of Georgetown Collcge, in which,
be gr ss!y uisreprcsents the communication
published or that subject in tie Enquirer, Of
TIC 25th Of February lest, by Citizen of
Richmond.
Mr. Wallace blends, what the Citizen adj
v7roed-with what writer in the Psters-
burg Courier has urged to support the con-
tiaiy falsely charges the former with chang
ing the words Of the Treaty" line duc
wcst," for q right lire due west - insinus
"tcs that he maintained the inpracticability
ct deNneatlng parallel Of latitude resorts
20 rldicric both against the Citizen I'D the
r'tcrm the Courier--and fnally from pre-
misco, which support the Citizens propo-
tion, deduccs 4 contrary aud meposterOus
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Nav 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E,op or

9. ron IS4faE
4 IN Monday, the 2gth day nj MAY next, the sub
Y sc'iber will sell the foIowri. valuable nroperty
to the highest bidder, without reserve viz-Those Va.
uabe "
MERCHANT MILLS,
called the Je6ersOn .lIl situated adj mine the town
o' Jefferson, James River, in Powatar So,,ntv s.
miles above Richmond with the Improvement a,k.h.
e" thereto whe', eomP,,hends eompiete esaL III.
ment Tor merchant This valuable prop, rty I, nav
Snder lease for two years at re..t o. SIIOa er an
mum Ihsr res also attached TO the Mil about 500
grounds, & an established FERRY, worth sLon gs,a,
per annum. Also, the
Tract or L.fyVD,
"heTenn reside, containing 1000 acres with pli and
every necessary improvement tor senteeI tam -
has land IS peculiarly adapted TO the cultivation of
small gram aud clover, shout 40 acres Of which is ;us
yames tiTer lew grounds. A further lescrip,ion of
inc property is thought unnecessary as it is pre.rmah
those inclined to purchase, wit view the Drerra ,
Vons TO die day of sale, which time an accurate sun,
veY VIII ne exhibited, when the ter.ns will be made
known, whch Will be accom- IN otlatne Go the ,nrcls
~ l S''"
sARfL. H SA UNBER5.
PoIDJIGtqn fsrsf0 -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
NEw-Y DIRK, MAY is.
ARRIVAL OF THE U. S. FRIGATE
49,. CONSTITUTION

The U. s. frgate Constitution, Capt. Stew
art, arrived at Sandy Hook on Sunday after
noon from cruize Of about five months. AZ
til capturing the Cyane and Levant, she put
into st. Louis de Marenham, in the Brazils,
where Capt S. landed his prisoners, and
first heard the report of peace ard it was
not until about two weeks ago, when Capt.
b sent boat into Porto Rico, that he heard
of It's ratification.
we congratulate our country on the arri-
val of this fverite and most fortunate friqate
She commenced the late war in a very bril-
liant manner, and her career has been hon
orable and glorious to its termination.
The u. 5. new sloop of war Erie. Can't.
Rideeley, from Batimore, also arrived at
Sandy Hook yesterday morning.
Nzer. .ddz,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

Gen: Mofiilo, with 1O,5OO Spanish soldiers
arrived from Cadiz the 7th Arm at Margari-
Ia and took possession Of that place on the
10Th and Prodeedcd 20 the Kingdom of Santa
rec whereby the whole of that extensive
Province will be delivered Of the Insurgents
and the coast of Cartbasera from the nest Of
Pirates that have infested those seas for some
time past.
At Caracas the Capt Cen. Don Manuel
Cagegal was acknowledged tie ID April in
behalf Of II M Ferdinand the 9TH.
Erfract Of q letter Erom Cdrracoa. dated H.
ltA g. rom Gerard Pafruto, Esq 10 a gen
Heiuan in this city.
" The Province Of Venezuela is Tranquil
On the cd ult. the Captain General was ac-
kn"wledged by all parties, and established
ny tne authorities OF the country. On the
~, arrived the grand expedition of 1O.5oo
men IRON Cadiz for this province and Car
thasena by which me ms every thing is
quited' ". Y. Goz.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
!. STRAYED Or STOLEN =

HNkOM Thomas CowIes' ut ia tht city al Rich mooS
on the night OF the ISth instants
Buy 6EARE,
under feet high, has white freak across the sight
on one q her ey $ forget which, pceasioied Nv eat
when young, hoi b, fore, !fot lhh feet white ~ or
nearly to the tootcok saddle 5sgr ~ her back in To-
ierape good order works well ia gear, ots, PAGES and
eanters - well as common -
WI, give So reward for delivery to me, or CAM
of the tier
nm ST.4LER.
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NOIICE.

VENHhT by Virtue Of a Deed of Tust S,scr,.d j..
me BY Claudns Buster and Ann his vifc, OF ,h-
county ct Henawha, shall on "Wednesday ,h', i7th
instant net ~, the door oft'ie Bell Tavern in Ibis Ci
~, bvtween the hours of and O'Clock of that ,>
proceed to expose TO sale by public suction, to Il =
highest bidder Tor ready money the following tracts
plec>s or parcels Of land much thereof, rs NAV
DC DC :, necessary to satisfy Mr. William McHenry assit ga
taen due thereon and the costs ard charges atteadin
the e@etuion OF this T,uh, tIet is to say bne Trset
containing ESQ acres, living in the county erawhs,
heirs OF Leonard Beew, beio~ Loop Greek. and alec
the Great Kenawha River g Simrson's Creek-Also
one other Tract, containing 600 saes, by survey
eesrns date 9th Feb 1885, lying I'm the COZ rty A.,
,Horsssd, IN the Great Kenawhs River, and Loop
sAEiUEL MCRAiv. Trustee.
May 6.--+tds
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NOTICE.


ROBERI g T.3.Hi'L. q 'F.4pIL'fEr.
1WferdtHg to discontinue their establishment
la LIZ er-tool
EbESPFCJFUiIS into-tn fhei,. !rie, q, generapv
y but l.aTticaar those ia Vrt ma that they win
commune To receive consgnreDts in ali this, ear from
tnose VINO may ink proper 20 conSdc urop,s,, y,
uer etarSe IN WHICH cast, they promise their ,srel
exsruoas TO beneht those interested. In tk. men,
Tune, At will no, he as ieeabe receive or execute. or
ders Tor goods ct any description.
livrnPooIr Jan. /, 1918.
Nav 20.--w6w
virtue Of a Deed of Truss from the late Colonel
= VIM. Brown, II CHI serield, SHAH I,roc.ed 10
SELL on tn premises Wedne siav the 2ls, az Ann,
next " tsr, otherwise TIE next fair day-Thiry.eAbt
acres oi L.7yND, laying on pnwhite Greek al,,, s,r
miles from Manchester adjoining Nj, J. A pa.t..srn
and others Terms, cash. Acting as Trustee, ,~iu
convey only such Utica is mali. to me
R0BERI' GR.4Hy9.1, Trustee.
Manchester, Nay 9C.---ds
THE SUBSCRIBER hIving recently cummeSced
The Wholesale,
TEL, LIQUOR e. GROCERY BUSE
NESS FNERHLLY, -, 49,
4 NO. 25b, Market Street, Baltimore, takes TIE
IN liberty ot pshing the merchants of Richmond 3
tender OF ms services and EN- IS the most
n"fein'trs eSertons his pat, pirmote the. in
'c"stof those who nay be pleased to confde then bu
mess TO his charge Is.
From his experience - Judgment in business rayirs
served regular apprenticeship to- S, been actively e,n-
poye'l IN the above lne during IL wears ra. he nst
er' himself with being able to general stis,
WILLIAM NORRIS, Jr.
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B0U%DaRY LINES.

AS were tie first t. set the msthemacisns by the
ear hy giving place to very brief and wei-written,
thongb 'HOdest Communication from " n Citizen 1f
hcDnoHd" It gi'csus pleasure to afford that Gem
tleman az opportunity OF demonstrating, in more
explicit way, the CORRECTNESS Of lis prOposILions.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20
TIE .SUBSCRTDER

NTJloIiES t0 sell Grst and Saw MIL sifnatcd IA
w the County Of Buckingham, on Slate Rfv,r a
stream equal any 10 this Stacc, situated abont one
'ni'e from the Virginia Mills and about three g,,,u
We conjunction Ut Slate and James Eiveiz-here il
Dhy one par 81 stones running, bu sufficient room for
two more pnr-itc 6use is forty feet square, two SO.
nes nigh, i2teet each story. The Saw-Mh' ,trs ..
goa 'Oany Ia ts countr, ANY person wisii,r m
p"rc'gsc such property, will sell low and give rca-
'ooable payinen ts- Also have 30 acres nj I,J .,
iac','d 70 The Mills, which IS comfortable dwell
lnghou,e with three rooms, add common out
h9Hs7, "iie' ! would cell with the Mills ir prefer.
ed
JAMES HOWELL.
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Your obedient servant,
THOMAS RITCHIE.
Richmond, My 10, 1915.

T NoTE-The sentence is this-"The moment
mat tic war became defensive one, asst very soon
dl; the moment that our territory was invaded, aud
our country laid waste by an wprincipl-i enemy, there
was 30 more 1eaols advocate for vigorous prosecute
on OF the than M self."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

NOTE. Experience, (ssys Mr.. Madison0 has
'1eht us, that neither tie pscie dispositions If tie
~e1ean people, the pacific character Of their DO
cal isiitltops, can altogether exempt them from
:" Il strife, Which appears beyond the ordinary lot Of
"''rs, 10 bc incident - the acfq1i period Of the
'''' aai the same faithful monitor demonstrates
" oof,sD 10 gree Of prspVnon for war, IS not only
~ sensabe' 20 avert disaste - the onset but affords
M me best security Tor the continuance OF peace" -
hs President then goes on 10 recommend u Con
e's" The maintenance OF an adequate regular o ac,"
'a gradual adgaHcc Of the naval ESTABLISHING nj, -
hinuyino al the means Of harbour ID .cnec " " al.
lacpir- 90 he distinguished bravery Of tive .ui
'fi" cutvaas tl'a military art ~. ~ essential
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GOON .SiIIIATION
ron BUSINESS.

FDN NONIAEOS q
IN Thursday the 25th day OF the present ninth
~ will be off red Tor sale at public auction, ON lie
premises those - ~
THRBJ .P.1L Uy5LE HOUSES. d..
ut present occupied by Mess.s EHis q gEc.i
Messr' Gordon, TrokeS q Co and mr. Ceorge n.
ItMn-These houses arc all under one connected
root, but -ach house will be sold separately With fbe
grsd ON winch they respective v stand aid the out
buildings and ground attached TO each as tbe s,rse Il
SOW enclosed running back from the tna,sfreet 70
lie alley leading to ByrTPs e-hohse-esch house
respetVey t. havea reeprucsi undivided right IN its
lively stand. f-P
ne sale tn com meDce At Ten bclock TERMS ons
ionrth cash, and the rsnanderin thtee equeI annual
n'stsiments with interest payable arpually from we
daT Of sale. Posse ssion IAN B., had ~ che FIVE, H. IS
uet.neSt, Hrequred iu the meanwhile the pureha.
sers to receive the rents from the flav ofeale
JOSEPH CALICO.
1TdU 2O.-tds
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

D' On acco1st Of the balnes. of he weather. the
save 9s above intended, ia postponed till Wednesday
S1st inst: when til same will certs;nry take nlsce
'2ec'hed in The preceding adYsrti.nn6nt
~ 5A1aI. Ell MCnIw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

WAsHINC7oN, JMy ~.
|anieS Kiyke PaRiding, Esq. Of a. York,
IS af,fointed Secretary to the Commissioners
OF the Navy, Mr.. Idze7DeH havilg declkzeS
acechttnS hiS ailfiointmc1x. Nat. Int.
o. Several new Advertisements on our last page.
MANY sheriff Advertisements ia our next.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

~ The Petersburg Courier says, "-W,e
tH'fher u''aerstG'd that ltlr. Zines is elected
6y hlaioritv oF2O 1ofe2"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-05-20

NUIICF.
Meeusg Of al! Hlose persc,ss who are disposed 10
: N E''o Tie erection OF PreSh,t,rian Church ou
Shoekoe tiHi requested al the Capitol on 'rIurag
neat at II clock A NJ more particularly t,ose wl,
cave already subscribed II tia, 1bec-anl those WHO
cannot atchu IN person, are requested auiheriza
some act 6r the IN a. at the. late rne,;ov ,b
business was a'iour'ci in consequence oft,,r snail
Of the number present Nav Qo-e-
= N pm sua''ee OF Ia Oriiraicl To- atlc1d lie q, L.
nance to prevent Dogs from going at large in t,e
Dogs viii be p'rmittedto vt large il, the said CIV
oetwee" ue first day OF June anil the 18th da, Of S. -
terrber next
NJ SHEPPARD, C. C. HaH
Nay 2o-----.t y7s's
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SAMUEL M'CRAlY, Trustee.
May 6---+tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-12
From The Patsfeld SIN.
CLERICAL INTOLERANCE.

We have received the following cornmunica-
ton from our republican friends in Dalton, and
averse as we may be, TO spreading the flame of
religious discord, after an unparalleled pertsal,
we cannot deny it place in our columns The
enyenomed spleen Of some Of our pulpit parti-
zens, has contributed more to opening the flood
gates of infidelity, than any other act Of immo-
rality in the present age. In the revolutionary
war the clergy Of New-England were decidedly
American but how mournful is the contrast be
tween their conduct in that contest, and the one
Just terminated.
With some honorable exceptions, they have
raised their sacregious hands against that coun-
try, and against that cause, for which Pike, a
Lawrence, and 2 Covngton cheerfiilly died.
Had they been governed by the principles ofhon-
orable opposition-had they raised their voices
IN smceie and humble prayers for tie conversion
OF their political opponents, it mghthaye excited
our pity, but not Our indignation.
That the bigotted enthusiast in politics or re-
lgion viii End his own violence recoil upon him
self; yet, when we consider the former influence
and respect attached to the clerical habit--when
we consider thata vast majority Of the clergy
men, lawyers, and merchants Of Eew-Eneland
have sided with the enemy in the late contest, we
really wonder that TIC republican phaanx of far
mers and mechanics has 50 long remained uubro-
ken. We have neither time nor room for a fun
expression Of our thoughts on this subject, and
conclude with observing, that Notwithstanding
the degeneration of our clergy, there are yet cha
raoters among them, who adorn and shed bril-
liant lustre on the cause of a martyred Saviour
The Congregation Us. the Priest.
| There are occasions when men Of dignity, OF
| feeling, and of virtue, are compelled 20 apollo.
glze for chastIsing the insults which bigotry, ie-
noTanoc, or folly have offered. Custom is nle Ldst
'gfgPinio", and The good sense Of our country had
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-12

Amongst the curious incidents attend
ing or succeeding the return of Napoleon
to France, were these contrasts;
Napoleon on landing at Cannes. had but
about GOO men Louis had at the same
time in Paris, 10000 Of his own mobiles.
The further Napoleon travelled, the
more followers he collected and the small
Ter became the number of Louis's mobiles.
Napoleon entered Paris in the afternoon
Louis had fled from it the night before.
Louis and his allies declared Napoleon
outlawed--Napoleon took Louis's brother
prisoner and gave him his liberty.
Louis and lady Wellington ran away
with the Jewels Of Transcription or
dered the baggage of Louis's family and
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