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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-10
Destruction OF HILL.

However surprising tie above title nay
ppear, yet in this case, it is perfectly
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-10
John IA. Grease.

john Ii. Grease,
Corner Of Washington g K'fisgy-streets,
OFFERS For SALE,
l8 Kids. 90 tierOes and Is barrels
Prime Orleans and low priced
Muscovado Sugars.
10000 lbs Porte Rico Coffee, entitled IL
debsntpre
10 hcSshcads old Antigua Rim
Old Rye WhisSey ossuperior quality
London Past:culsr Madeira, Ieneriaa
and Lisbon
WI n Il S
With general assortment OF Groce-
RIGS.
October 8 tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-10
For Providence, r /
q Il. Caldwell

Has lust received and offers for sale. BY
schooner Friendship, from TcneriiIs.
London Particular, Icaerlfft
Wine.
Ia brig Observation-Disclosures Wine.
From New York,
Brandy, Indigo, Coppefas, Pepper
Pimento, Nutmegs, cloves and Ieas 0!
the best imaurtati0n, of superior quality
Eor NEW-Y0RK,
xsgS The scli'r. Friendship, Thomp-
sssss son, master to sail without de-
sav.
October 9. St
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-14
JANES's pATENT LOOM.

ATAY be seen in operation every tlay at No Com
I'VE piler Row Ladies and Gentlemen Of town or
country, are invited to attend.
ne propretors Of the patent right for the state &c
na, Icing DESTROYS TO dise as extensively IA nos,
slbe td1 the country, knowledge of us admirable
production OF American ingenuity, requed, Particular
, the attendance OF the Members Of the Legislature
70 wines us rpd and superior execution, the sppci
~ ofts construction, the facility With which il may e
worked evenly chldren,) and its ce,tan application
to all krds Of CLOTH render ii worthy OF attention, not
only from the housewife and economist bat from eyey
friend "a domestic manufactures
The price Of loom complete, viii be from 80 to 100
dollars.
Contracts are making by the company for large
number. Such As wish TO be early supplied, may a-
ply personally on by letter (post paid) tn
RELfBE.N R3gL.7ND,
-qye'lt jor The Firg1niG Lean Cotn6'v.
October ig. ,,,g
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ROUGH USAGE
To the Editors Of the Mercantile ADVERT

NEw-yoRK, January 1.
The capture by the enemy Of the painting, consisting
Of a part of Mr.. Scudders Naval Panorama, having
been mentioned in some papers with circumstances tina,
are not quite correct take the liberty Of giving YOU
statement OF the disaster and OF my suifeings to BE-
published. il you think proper, in your paper.
on the 2ett November last, lembsrked in the SCH
Union, Walker, master, for Charleston. On the soph
we experienced heavy gale, and ran into Spermaceti
Cove, where we Ia! all night. Early the next NOR
ring got under way, and in the forenoon discovered
On the horizon, to windward the topsals Of ship,
which we concluded must be an eneny's criizer and
lowered onr sails to prevent our being notwth
Standing which they did US, aud stood 10, ms under
aeroud OF sail, and running the rate Of Is kno
She was frigate named the Forth, commanded by
Dir William bolton. Myself, four other passengers
and the crew, were immediately ordered on board her
nr cargo was taken out the schr. had in tow ALI
night, AMI the next morning broken up for fuel The
paintings Of t,c Panorama, the Organ and the Lamps
we're taken into the captains cabin, eurostics, TO be
examined and in the evening hey tried some of the
Lamps in the ship'a binnac!e. .rt
was hrthed in a hammock between decks, and
ner;eu with the midsipmen from whom received
rnnny cvilities, particularly from Mr.. Conner the
masters mate, and Mr.. Buxton,the eldest mishpman.
I'VE were on board the Forth four skays and on the
morning Of the fifth day We we're transferred tn the
org Nhnrod, Captain Hi%on and brthed with I other
PRISONERS part OF the vessel called the Bay dark
ny and pe,place, where old rigging OF various kinds
was deposited, and which served u.s. in some Sort as
cur treatment Of the poorest kind. During the ten
days was irths vessel. took off my great coat
~ toos Of us fell sick, yet from the officers we
received no pity. and the allowed to treat US
with the rtes insult and Contempt Salt Junk or pea
soup, ser.ed with for dinner and with pint
OF dirty cocos for breakfast. From the Nimrod we
~e-e cent tn the Majestic, razee, when Admiral Hoth-
am appeared in sight, Immediately ordered
ON board his ship, the Superb, and arrived Off n Lon
don the goth December Our treatment while on board
the superb was harsh and severe 10 the es treme-
We lay the bare deck, and every night csntinel
vas placed over Our allowance scarcely sutii-
Gent to keep us alive being the half Of what re-
ceived on board the Kmrod, 80 that our sueriugs By
cold, hunger aud sickness, immense On the Oath
December, AT sunset my fellow passenger with capt.
Walker and myself, were ordered into supply boat
that had that day Brought cargo of fresh provisions on
board the Superb, and were landed that evening at
Millstore Point where Mr.. G;,rdner, farmer, re-
seyed and ted all in the kndest aud most hospi.
table nanrer.-On tho Goth his son tralspo ted our
baggage to LYME Ferry, and we arrived at New-Ha-
ven that night. in stage, at II o'clock.
Iam, Gentlemen,
Your very hum ser,'.,
JOIN WEISS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-01-14
CURIOUS cIRcuMsrANcE.

a Gentleman from Bosfoa teates the foRorrir sin
ghdr gbr, 7rtich he says habtened just 5eJore h,
sff Aaf place: n person had oeen taken and cs,,
nasted 10 prison, far tcssiy coruerek his Shorl.
y Gfe7rar'is llero taken ub for some crime,
ana confined IN the ROOM but avas taae,i 3; ck a,
doons q 1seakIHidlLed. .Ne1t dg coffin zc,s bro,s
dsd and tie 6ody Of the deceased debosled II, it, lis
Pe2e 81 colour are Commonly irterein the eoeninp
Cy foSe y their osc complexion, the cefn zs1s stfer-
ca 10 'en9i I'LL 7Ight IN the room, NTH tie money.
maker 4ffer The gd0ier and hts,e .rio ACCOMPANIED
nm had room, he beto,ght hmseif the 5.sset
'''Id be most Favorable ohortnuty TO make his Is,
cope, and thereby duoid the Punishment thai ozra,ted
h'a- Ias wicked do not much care sOhat are the
1et.as, y they eea accomplish their designs Whef, al
sds SUI aud safe, he took the cortlss o,tt of The
conn, and Placed is in his hammock got mo IL
snsey, and turned the Id Gozpi caIefisly a, 6et,,e
IN tps situation he lay a'imLsl yet ea,5xi .rait,e
ne moment sssD he should Be liberated from Ids Lonf
some confinement. In the ereins, the coffin 4vs tet
Zen !, ON The prison roam, 5y 0ra i,lsty negroes D
so'nfea far Mat PURPOSE. and soefnny conveyed 70 ne
on'y''.s ground Jphen they arrived ot Tie ert,,,
ne ccDi 7sds set d0en 1cia great care asd one of
them as about 10 make ssech tie leah of,iei
COMPANION. Scarceiy had he nine to utter enc .rord
6eforett I'D Of the coffin es OPEN and the ,no,.e ma
Se, JUMPED out and made his escape zvhe The ooor
negroes, d6ighted almost distraction, ran rsth
greet rioece in every direction screaming de DER.
IL de se6l! de deb! p' The mistake soas no, og,.
covered HH ne nerf day and tho person, has not
0esn Hears@ s'ncs. Phil Psper.
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so DOLLARS REMARD.

EDANAWAY from tire subscriber n-Prince Will
1 4, am county, near Dumi'ies, Virginia, The i,th
August, 1915, y black negro man named H4kRY, N
bout s>feet or inches high rs years of age, Enough
very small for his age, and has very much the az
ance OF bad has several marks OF the small poN s
tsce, aud IN osie OF his hands has considerable scar,
occasoned by seald, q think is his igllt) He is
Cooper by trade and fellow of considerable smart
ness. think il probable he is Jerking about Rich
rnood, as hc is well acquainted with the negroes OF Mr.
James Smith, who moved from Dumiiies to tia, place
will ray the above reward any person who viii de-
liver him to inc him in ait SO that get hun
again. 7HOJlf.iS H.iRRISON. (
Dec. II. wGwp
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W1LLI3.IgBURG lSE.HI.s MY

DIN IVU-NNF DiIJIflO.
MIR. & MRS. ANDREWS, from Phlsdelphia
w will, on the FIRST Monday in January, open
seminary IN Williamsburg, for the tuition Of Young
Ladies in realirg, writing English grammar arithme
tic, geography, n,edle work and music osly limit
ell number Of pa lis will be received
The art ct painting velvet, will be taught to Ia
DIES whether Attending the Seminary or not. The
materials necessary in this art, prepared and sold
by Mr.. Andrews.
boarding Tor young ladies', on reasonable terms.
may be readily obtained in Williamsburg.
Becember 81 wiz
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BosTow, Dec. 90.
Trial FOR MURDER.

On Tuesday last came on before the Hon.
Judges STORY and DAVIS, holding Cir
cult Court of the U. S. III this town, the trial
OF George 1fapers, who stood charged in two
Indictments Of the murder Of sergeant No
kin, OF the U. S. marines, and private ma
rine by the name of HAsEY, in the marine
barracks at the Navy Yard in Charlestown.
The trial for Ito murder of M'KIM contin-
ued Until Thursday. when the jury, after ha-
wing been absent about two hours, returned a
verdict of Guilty of17an-slaughter. BY con-
sent OF parties, the same jury were then i'm
Pannelled to try the prisoner on the other in
dictnent, and without leaving their seatsre-
turned similar verdict with the above
Counsel fer the prosecution, Mr.. Attorney
BLAKE--for the prisoner, BENZ. WnrrMAN
and ALEXANDER TOWNSEND, Esquires.
The sentence of the Court pronounced yes
tcrday, was that he be imprisoned three years.
and pay fine OF 1000 dollars, for each con-
yiction, and stand committed until sentence
isperforned
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NICK. l[.aKT.vG, BRIEK- L.dYI.NG;.
yH.N'D SKATING.

CARED on and executed with nesness * desrafeh hv
.TE7ABB& MYERS, At the south corner OF y and
I 23d streets who respectfully offer their services
TO the cizeus OF Riehmoud-1hcy will furnish, mate
rails Of the best quality, more suitable 10 the en-
pioyer, they will ~oi% up materials furnished. They
acquainted with the most approved plans of set
ting CRATES stills, hake-ovens furnaces aid fireworks
10 general They have IN hand fDr safe, about ta6
hundred thousand woiI burnt bricks, Of handsome CO.
iouF. lsec. U.s.. tawGv
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JOIN WEISS.

NEw-ToRK, January. s.
The U. $. figate PRESIDENT, weighed anchor
about 10 o'clock this morning aud stood down the bay
with n brisk breeze from the North West. Whether
she intends to put to sea, has merely taken trip
down the boy for the exercise her crew. we have not
eecn informed Several other vessels, We understand
weat down this morning with Intention Of going 10
sea. -
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N TE.9CVFP.

WHO is 7geA qualified 10 fcaeh Latin, Ge-
ograflly aad .HTffhmefick, arg would IKE 10
be enlnioyed about hGifhis tiue in feachiug q
Ie1O children m n Iof0ate fdDiiy, and fhc o.
Tier hqlff IN learning md attending 10 bust
ness Of O commercial Ha'Ure. may hcar If
steh a Situation on afftGcogor 10 tie lria-
tcY.
IaYud-D z IF
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AIR .ARLlN NNDEiSe5N.-J aI,, M ~, =

AR. GARLlN ANDERSoN-IaAe NO TOE !:
We That on tie 10Th, li,h, 18th, 18th, 1ith & 18th
DAYS OF MarchneSt, at the dwelling house of John
Wash, in Cumberland county, state OF Kentucky.
shall proceed to take the deposition OF John Wash to
be read as evidence ina suit depending in the county
court OF Nottoway, which Lem plaintiff and you arr,
defendant, at which time and place you will please at
tend. L am, Sir, Youra. &c.s
FACITN ANDERSON
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TIE SLRSCHIHEH

EeESfECTFCLlY> informs his friends and the
3 e public, that he Intends opening school at Wing
A~, IN Hanover the late residence of MIR Petes Mel
soE the 18th of Jany next. He proposes To teach
the Latin, English and French languages grammatical
~, topography and the at the Globes, Arithmetic
aud Mathematics in all its various branches. The price
ct board tuition, exclusive Of bedding will be 500 for
the term, which, excepting month io, vacation will
continue from the above date tie 18th of DE cember
next Quarterly payments in advance VII! be required
of his scholars.
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NOV. o..
FOR RENIT-

A Dwelling House ON the Basin, hv the Upper oel
"a with two rooms aud passage on each floor. and
two kitchen ire-paces IN the cellars, with good gar
den and we'll Of good water in the yard Possession
may be had, certainly, tie Goth Of January, probably
on the lst wanted. For terms, apply to>the subser
Der, ving near the premises.
AHCHELAUS HUGHES.
December 20. sff
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JACOB DORSUEfNIER

6NONFECTIONfR--f.st ate of the firm Of Charles
4 Beek e Co having taken the ho1se a.ely occuri-
ed by Mes7s Johnson e Garth. and one door beIow
Gamble sorncr. seill keep constantly on nnd gene
raj yssottnco' u Cohfecfionaric-, Froiss &c &c
he soicits t,e patronage Of his friends and The public
generally JanuWS 2. WOW
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JUST FURNISHED,

JUST FURNISHED,
Df FEI'ER COTTO.,L, and to,- sole al his Ian,
aD and -NlsceHaneo,fs Back store.
ne sfrsrlca, Star, BENG ctsice collection ofthe
'iost approved Patllotic md ote7' Songs fogetrsr
1uHi 'ndng O'Tgi,ita O7ies neUe- before bullshed-
e'nbe2iai~d Toih fkte Of PerTys VIcsoy.--f5ifse
5o7aid IS GEMS, 6oGrols 62 /.
dLSO---JUST PUBL TSTtRD.
The Select FORKS Of robert g. Ia,as., oo1isisiinp
Of speeehes Political aud j5rensic su5jects. Sc.
Gstzrp,,y, Gy .lip,t de Stol Hoissei;t, g so.s.
HnHs I,10i ard Defence,
EdSfs {PfpOris---rw l5ls
-IJa1S,shc Cookery, r0iM c..s
TIE LnuUersai Resept ROok, or co,sbete FTrrii
I'cf'3iary eoahd.ansr Usefland vriisa5ie reeepfs
aud choice secrets, &c.
The dstageuls7,t gjt1e Tongue.
n 'ie1V and improved Edition Of gasnreTrr,cS, ,s;i
Tie Farmers, .l1ectnsgs and .Serv1nt's aflya-
e,ra'ts,7tedfrom the French et-sfai Lie Prince
Joht. Btln and Brother Jonathan, a men, Edition
NTH Gms ''''
TieLije Of Fed Jfarsla SO;.uaroE 9TH r,a.e.
tons abon he PRINCIPAL E0erts, foTticI s. ghfieTy.
CONNECTED a'h the History Of ifussc elrnIns baft Of
the 18Th century.
Ezra. a Ta,eby Lord huron.
Death sf.gbcQl'zA, an Eastern Tai. 6un1e5 M
tte story Of .4bnuiah and Sa5at IN Buchaiars Cyafs
tidn Researches.
Dosssis Of General .Noreaeand his last moments
by Patti .S1qyIvgl
lsteteles IF Character, or Specimens Of Real Life.
i,t Jois. -, -
The .lEser .lla,ried, a Nopcl in pols.
q, n .Sysfe1l e Dissection ryblias he -gnaomy Of
Portrait Of Bondtnrte, besno a yi,s @f hi, mini.
nisfTafior--by En- Chafedi6y7a,d
IsceBlbe7 81 mr.
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EYlRGlNlA--At Rules holden in the Clerks OF.
" ice OF the supe'i2r court ofCbancery for the
richmond District, the first day Of Noyernber, 1914.
ecator Of John Willis dec'd, who was execute, o.
Francis Willis I1HH5
AGAINST
Phjip G. Pendletoo and David Hunter, executors of
Philip Pendieton deed, Hannah Drew, widow, and
who was uaGed exerutrix OF William Drew, and
Dolphin Drew, William Drew, Whiting Drew aud
Washington Drew, l,eirs of Bspjanin J. ew deed,
who was heir Stlaw and deSisee of tho sail William
Drew, deed. Degfs
The Subpoena srre aeias awarded n this cause not
being returned executed tie defendant William
Drew, and il appearing by satisfactory eviLnce, that
they not habitsnts OF this eo1tly II is o-clerr
TIL The said Defendants duappeer here on the twenty
third day Of the next term and the bill Of the
Plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be fort,w in
serted in some newspaper published in the oty Of
Richmond for two moths successfully and posted az
tie frontdotr Of the capitol in the said city.
a copy--Teste.
WIZ. w. HENING, c. c.
Nop
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,fes,r.. earSn .7ncs1rson 81 7,!r.a, N,c,,


TAKE NorrcE-Thaton the 10th, 18th, t2,b 18th
18th and 18th days of March next, at tie dwelling
bouse Of John Wash. in CumberIani COUNTY ~,ste az.
Kentucky, shall proceed to take the deposition of
John Wash tobe read evidence in the suit in Chan
Gerry, depending in the county court of No,to&av. in
whcnl am plaintiff and you defcndants-----.;iso
on the 18th, 10th, 7th, lS,h, 10th Or goth ,,.g of
pr'i next, ut Archer Robcrtsons tavern, in Nottoway
county, sratc of Virginia. shall pr ,ceeI to take The
dispositions Of sunry Witnesses to be read AS aforesaid
at which times and places Won will please to attend
am, Gentlemen,
Your most obed't sery't.
PAULIN ANDERSON
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THOMAS II. FOX.

Mr.. Foxs mole of instruction viii he the ssrne as
that formerly pursued by the subscriber, whose sons
will compose y part of Mr. Fox's school. He assures
such as may not he acquainted with Mr.. Fox, that he
IS well qualified to tesci, what lac proposes.
PETER NELSON.
Dec. %. wAwn
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THE SUBCRTBEE,

hSIl)lNG az Priesyiile, On tie county Of Anne.
a Ia,l i've miles west oftle court-house will cor
nnae has Boarding School t.e ensuing year. where he
e'lIy, History, Geography, Mathematics Nri,I,n,,;
&c; The price for board will be $50 rer year. t,,,s
ON 49, one third ofthe boar aud one han ofte an
son 3 due the LIST ofJulythe balance =; he exn;,s-
uy OF ne year ashing, SO cents per month, the
Students nling their beds bedding x canJlss IT,
school viii commence the 18th Jan ary and end ~
Zfh December. Pupiis entered, viii be CONSIDERED
as engaged for the year, unless shorter period & snr
e'neu. nc SITUATION IS healthy, and the buIc'ines
c'minotiousand ~ the reriornancaot lie .,,,; -
Subscriber pledges himself be no less attentive ~ ,b
morals ct his pupils, than 70 their Advancement s. h.
terar improvement Letters addressed 70 he s,bscr
r'dreeted to Amelia courthouse, will be attended
JOHN l.. row cES.
jan .. Cpi 1OfiJ
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THE SUBCRIBER

VIZ TIIlL continue his School at Dover the enS,io0
" year: and as he is provided with good set Of
Globes, and Surveying Instruments, lie viii teach the
practical use Of these, together with tie other branch
es Of Eugs Literature, embraced ia an academcaI O.
objectionable also proposes introduce the Laneas
terrain syStefn ofinstructjon.
The terms OF the institution will b. 3lO for tIoae
aoghtion the latter plan, Y $50 for the higher branches
payable at the expiration cf the School, which viii be
regulated duratioa s times of ihterInission ly
the custom Of other Country Schools, commencing on
MONDAY the 3Ol of January.
A few Doardcrs will be received iEto the family Of
TIE Subscriber, and furnished with all necessalics AZ
$40 esch. by finding their bedding and candies
dedoctior Of $40 viii be made.
RICHARD GwATHN1EY.
JAMS. iawswp
80 Hhos. very old Kum,
90 Pipes& 30 Or. Cases Wine,
1900 Pounds CoHee IN Bags 5hd phs
100 Kegs high proof f, RI, e ffII, Rife Pow
der,
400 Boxes Monld Caplles,
80 Ceroons Srst cboT, Sraasi Tobacco,
50 Boxes real Spanish Scgars,
Bids Family Flour,
For Sale by
Ed HALLAaI.
--.7LSO--
FOR RENT, seonveneat D.seitag Llouse srijoinfv.z
the Capitol Square. E.H
Dee. -. ea-
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PnrLADELpET,, Jan. 7.
AT an eleot'oe for officers ofthe American Philo-
sophIcsl Society, held at their Hall after due notice ON
the 6th day OF Jan. 1915. the following officers were
chosen
President-CAsPAn WIsrAn.
VT jefferson having formerly resigned, aud ey-
pres.ly declined reelection to this office, which he
had held IS years]
Vice Presidents-Robt Patterson, BENJAMIN Smith
Barton, Jonathan Williams
Secretares-Fhonas c. James, Thomas T Ecw-
son, Robert NJ. Patterson, Nathsniel Chapman.
Councillors for three vesrs-Nieholss Collin. WI
liam Tilghman, Andrew E.lico,t, William SIeresiith.
Curatsrs-Zscsheus Collins, Joseph Cloud, William
Hembeli, jr.
Tres5urer--John Vaughan
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they had osn shewn 20 France an her rishtf, soye-
reign, His Majesty has pertaitfs9 me to saw 10 YOU
that 1t would be pleas X hi, t.t YOU should enable
me to render him ,era,a account OF the pres
en state OF that coooy ofe dsposition OF It's Chiefs
and OF what yoa consider the sircs neans for causing
anarchy to cesss ~ IT, and OF preventing any new ei-
son OF blood IN the approaching re-estsblishment of
the royal government. therefore 10 not give YOU
special mission, wheh would beneath the dignity cf
u,e King but accept yoir offers Of en,,eavo,.ing
curing the VOYAGE to render yourselves cseh.i to
France to the eoooists an all the leren, CASTE
by convincing them how advantageous would be
to themselves TO restore social and monarchicsi or
der
A Colonist mycelf and known ut 81. Domingo SUM-.
pose that the Chief Chfistophe is not iynoran, that
wasin favor Is years aga OF, amclior.tuy The cnn,li
ton ct the blacks, maintaning howets, a system of
s"eo,unation and police, without whie the colonsts
could not exist.
Aou may therefore enter in an explanation with him
ne declares himself faithful subject of the h.ng if
he IS willing SINCERELY to cooperate in reestab.Inns,
the royal authority, | sl,s be the first TO solicit
Tor him and for the most deserving OF his cast all
them. - y :,
BY taking without te,gversa.ion The only mart that
reason anal ms own interest suggest, he ay hope eve
~ thing, BY making high pretensions or by suffer-
s itsto be believed that he hestaes to declare him
self faithful subject to the King, he hos every thing
TO lear and 10 prove to hun, you need only make TO
nun faithful representation ot what YOU have seen in
france, and ct what You know respecting the dspn,;
tons of eli the maritime powera now became on, Al,
lies. 49, "
l annex in addition TO this letter, more pnr.
ue,llar instructions, from which you are not TO devil
ate. '.-t-1
Receive, Gentlemen, the assurances of NV eon,;d.
Grafton. .
The Secretary of State, Minister OF the Marine, &
ofthe Colonies.
(Sisned) NIALoUET. .