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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
z Nov. TX

~ t1fller o. A5lyssge nha AAtssslk Sl'ScsssI
Gsofgetoacis
Groceries, etc. etc. 8
Now landing and for sale by the SUI
scl1bers,
g chests black Tea eQpal to any re
have evet had for family use
5 casks rich Goshen Cheese
6 boxes Fig Blue
10 boxes real Spanish Segars
Dol. ARniseed
$50 fancy 0poto Baskets, in Eartty
Uf ssapes
100 boxes preserved lemons and 0an-
yes, from the same place
80 strings Artificial Flowers, from do.
100 entry Mats, from do.
2 ibis. Cramberries
s kegs ground Ginger
iobaxes Scotch Herrines, very fac
20 bottles nice Catsnp
! box containing 800 AlgerSie smole
pipes
Captured lately BIZ commodore Dscstur.
II y supposed that they wtse insended
~ the crews 70 treat our jilS tals with
awhlt after capture; $ n thig they
caught tartar They may pow be
viewed aud bought psry ekeup, at the
Corner "a Bridge and High street,.
TocEfRER H7FR
/" naick Pipss'' q 7 LiuqpaOl
Ware, scilke,it cal to ~
Hyatt & Wilson,
Wao kats II Store,
Wines and Liquors,
" every description, warranted as gc-
nsi''e as imported particularly Cogniae
Jsraaay, 90 Spanish mixed with il !;
spanish brandy NE have also at much
less prlce.--As also variety Of Vines
ahd Liquors which are noe genuine and
s''d as such. Our Madeira Wines are
aow "a avery ine state and wargented
sSpufeas imported. Gentlemen, tavern
Aeeperssand boarding houses, may de-
pend upan getting sch wines and liquors
~ ", 40 viii please any taste.
y. +. Goods cav be had az low Of us
assa Baltimore and we take ail kinds Of
he.es that arr genuine, 81 our customers
WHY, and whe0 dealt our. We hare
asa variety u faueg Goods, which
VIA " Siad love, as use ssis.s Il close sales
suE 4if fr.tf,sls - -. H.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
Eai,dIng

81 & Handing
From sIoop Borealis: from New-fo'S y
and fer sale BY the Subscribers
10 pipes real Cognac BIamly.
adams, Herbert and TO-
OsDbsr 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14
New Lines Despatch
AND
AND
Erped sti0a S tages.

By way Of BIadensburg. isichaFdsons 2.
and Ellicott's Mills, to Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-14

Removal.
THE subscribers have removed to the
Store lately occupied by MIR. Philip
1riplett.
And of'sr for Sale
5000 lbs Prime Smithfield
Bacon
SO bbls. Old and Common Wli,key,
Best Family Flour,
And general assortment Of GROCE-
RIES as usual.
Daniel Cdscood g c.
4 Oct. 9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
10 No nslcs by Iasf nights mail
VALUABLE PROPERTY

TFVfTE subscriber Will oife. for sale, on the pre-
4 misses, on Saturday, the 23d instant,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
RON THE vInoIvIA ANGUS.

How happy how grand how awful is our
situation our national bark has glor ousv rode
out the storm of war; which the enemies to
freedom hoped, would have reduced us TO colo
NAL vassalage, & have spread ruin and desoation
through our land But, thanks 20 Heaven, and
the brave h~rOes who fought, bled and conquer
ell we have nobly TOUCHED out an arduous
struggle and gained an honorable peace-our Il
berries have stood the test ofwap and our politi-
cal vessel is placed upon a rocl, of adamant,
winch, il we continue an united be0ble, will era
bic it 10 mock he ravagcs of time and ride in
triumph amid the wreck of matter the fail of
ofkingdoms and the crush Of worldsl' What =
source ofexuitation to the real phll9nthropist &,
republican, that there IS yet one spot in the
world where liberty finds a resting place and a
hone-the oppressed an asylum and 2 shield
from " the blood stained hand Of the cruel ty-
ran where the horrid mandates Of the infuria-
tel stat esman, aud the more cruel dcnunciatiuns
of the b goiel priest dare not come-whcre the
siuubers Of the mother and iufant are rot dis
turbed by the DIVING groans Of a.. husband and
father, who suffers all the cruelties Of protac.
ted death. because in his honest conscience.
he bel ewes or doubts little more or q little less
thar the governmental standard government
ste1.sJ 20 barbsr " BY tie tears Of o. widow e
the cries oF The orphan
Our country he only one in the vide range
ofthe universe where men arc NOT bowed down
90 scrytude Td gromjuy shsCkled by the form
oifaudal principles, or the ibse dTif Of egiti-
mate kings and where man IS not found to pay
homage az the foot of man it's IN our land alone
that the " soul is allowed to stalk abroad In the
grandeur OF her own majesty" and man left free
10 worsh.pat the altar OF his God, after the Sc
cret whispcFlngs Of his own heart 1t IS here that
honcs' industry unciogged by the burdens oiroy.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
BALTIMoRE, Sept. Ia.
ARRIVED

schooner luckahoe, Wilson, days and
Is hours from La Guayra to Cape Henry,
coffee and hides, Geo. p. Stevenson. Tie
schr. Franklin, Dggs, of Baltimore, sailed
from Laeuira, for Porto Caycllo. and re-
manned there until 25th, without eGecting
sale OF any part other cargo.
At that time the Commandment ordered
the Captain TO discharge his cargo for Co
vernment, or leave the harbor IN / Q hours
the latter was chozen, and he sailed for
Maracaybo. (From the frying pan into
the fire.) A schr. from Newport, with D
Spanish Supercargo appeared Off Laguayra
10 try the market, and sailed for Porto Ca
vello part other cargo had been seized
by Government, and an order given by the
Junta, or lntendant General for payment
which would not be complied Eith, as the
junta OF Caracas have determined to pay
no more orders on them, alledging as a
reason, that the intendant at Porto Cavel-
10 makes bad bargains. On the Goth Au-
gust, the TuckahOe was seized in the har-
Dor oil La Guayra as pirate, at the insti-
CATION OF some i'll disposed persons, who
asserted she had plundered Spanish yes
sci on her passage out of q quantity of ca
talonia wine, and had then on board eigh-
ty pipes, consequently guard of soldiers
were dispatched for the crew of the z.
vino were taken out by force and confined
in separate prisons, put in the stocks with
out being allowed provisions or water for
"a hours a guard Of soldiers was placed
over captain Wilson, and search irnlaedi-
ately made for the wine, in lieu of which
they found five iron guns for ballast, some
muskets, boarding pixies, &c. being her for
.mer armament, according to her papers !;
this circumstance made great n use, crea~
ted strange ground for detention her sails
were Immediately unbent, and sent on
shore, and all her water, shot, powder aud
hoisted on deck, in the midst. of thunder
storm, while the vessel lay almost on her
beam ends, On the 22d, captain w. off.
GERS and crew went through the usual in
terrogatiOns, the answers to which with
the ships papers were sent to Caracas to
be examined by the kings advocate, who,
after minute investigation, ordered the
vessel and her armament TO be Immediate
ly restored, there being no ground ior de.
tentiOn. 1t was reported at La Guayara
that Cumana and Barcelona had been ia
ken by the patriots, but not generally
known, as measures were taken 10 conceal
it. General MOrillO was preparing to
lombard Carthagena on 10th August.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
From tie Boston Palladiam.
ENGIIsIf 1879.

BY the brig William Henry, when ar.
rived from Bristol England, we were ia
yored with London papers to the evening
Of the Goth Of July.
LoNDov, July GO.
A Mail arrived from Hamburger last
night, but excepting a letter from the
neighbourhood of Paris, dated Ike 5th inst.
it brought nothing worthyof notice The
letter alluded to, states, that the proncrty
Of Mayors who have been active for Bona
partc is to be sequestrated, as also that of
all the inhabitants who do not return in
eight days to their habitations the seques-
tratcd property to form a military fund,
and to indemnify other inhabitants Tor sa-
critics. aud acquisitions. The Allied ar
mics are to be maintained, clothed, paid.
and armed at the expense Of the enemy's
country. and the following ar cIes reouir-
ed from the occupied provinces 100000
pair shoes, 10000 coats, 10000 pair Of
boots, 10000 cloaks, 10000 pair of
brooches, $4,000 pair Of CATERS, 10000
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20

stocks, 10000 leather caps, 100000 ket.
Ties and drinking vessels, 100000 horse
shoes, $3.50 horses, half saddle, half draught
horses, and 4,000,00O of francs, to make
good the arrears of pay. TIL. Allies APP
pear to have adopted the manner and style
oi the acquisitions which French Generals
used to levy in foreign countries. Even in
Swedish Pomerania, when friendly, the
French General told the Governor, the
country must provide for the Gallo troops !;
that it was the French maxim, that where
the army was, it must be supported.
Private letters from Paris state, how
truly we know not, that the French have
agreed to 4 contribution in payment of the
.expences sustained by the Allies during
this war, to be levied in four years. We
recoilect that when juror entered Portu-
gal, he at once oppressed that people
e.. frapp0it' was the word in The Mopi-
teur) by requisition of one hundred MILL
ons OF iraEcs, above four millions sterling
1t was at the beginning of july, 1907 that
the treaty of Tilsit was concluded, every
species of extortion and rabfne was after
wards exercised on the Prussians for
year and half. Their sovereign was sub
JeSIeu w an lhe Insult lndC oppressed great
ness could sustain from vulgar insolence.
inflated by almost unboundcd power. On
the Goth of November, of 1908, the conven-
ton OF Berlin was signed for the evacuation
of the Prussian States; but BoNAPARrE
still retained possession of Stettin, Custrin,
GiogaT in order to enforce payment Of the
and contributions which he pretended to be
due to him.
Other letters state, and we think this ex-
ceedingly probable, that the proceedings
of the Allies have been not little embar-
raised by the circumstance of the KING
having so soon made his appearance in Pa
ris. Less difficulty, it is said, would have
been experienced in settling the govern
ment, even for the kings ultimate aud per
sonal interests, if he had remained at
Client.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20

firmed by the following letter received in
this town last evening:
RUrLASD, 11th Sept 1915.
" l have the pleasure of imEorminsyou,
that the Friends of the Constitution and
Government have in the late election
struggle in this State most .gloriously sue.
ceeded. THE WHOLE REPUBLICAN,
GENERAL TICKET HAS TRIUMPH
ED, and there are ten chances TO one in
our favor that we shall have Republican
House OF Representatives are az
liberty to proclaim this upon the house
tops anu in the streets, that the people
may re.oice for our salvati0n!''
Bostok Patriot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
Richmond, September 20, 1915.

In the letter ofCobbett, which we present this
day to our readers, viii be found matter of much
interest Every real .2merjcGn will feel his heart
bound with rapture, wheahe thus realizes thecon
vcton that his country possess more real liberty
than that nation who is held up to Europe as the
pattern of governments. That we have amongst
us persons who sigh for the admission ofprivii@ 6
ed orders, is but too true
Some Of our native born citizens, we trust, have
been induced TO express that wish, from misin-
formation the conduct of ,he executive of the
Brush government. But wha can we say ofthe
conduct of Francs Bike, esq. member of The
Massachusetts Legislature, lawyer, man of
talents, who could rise IN his place as q member
Of Legislature, and say that " ne was wiling now
to charge the constitution Of has country for the
constitution of England, moIlrcl,y and all"
Apostates in politics, Ike apostates in rel gion,
have been more celebrated for the rigor with
which they persecu'e the sect from which they
have apostatized, than for a rigid adherence TO
the tenets ofthe political or religou sect with
which they have amalgamated-this may be the
case with Mr.. b.
We trust the Citizens of Virginia will give this
letter OF Cobbetts their serious consideration.
VI A personal interview with ASSOCIATES" is
requested.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20

prisoners of'war, according To the tenor
OF the proclamation of his EXcel.ency Sir
J. Leith.
No. ,. Demand. The officers Shall pre-
serve their swords and all the military
their baggage.
.9nsicer. Refused, except as respects
the baggage belonging personally to the
military.
No. s. Demand. All the national
guards of the colony shall be suffered to
go peaceably to their own homes.
.9ns,oer. The militia VINO have already
gone to their homes, shall be protected, and
their property respected. But the part
who are taken in arms, shall be treated as
prisoners of war and Immediately trans
ported.
No. 4, Demand. No individual of Qua
daloupe and its dependencies shall be call
ed in question for political opinions or ac-
tons to this date, and they shall be put uu-
der the protection of his Brittanic majesty.
.9nS,cer. NopersOn Shall be questioned
by the government of his Britanic majesty
for opinions or political conduct TO this
date.
No. s.. Demand The laws of the CO.
lony aud private property shall be respect
ed and put under the protection This Brl-
tanic Majesty.
.9nsuer. Granted as respects the laws
and private property Oh shore.
(SigpsD JAMES LETTH.
The conditions proposed by Sir James
Leith are accepted. Aug. 10, 1915.
(''igaed) Count of LIMOS.
RnyEU do
Conditions demanded 5y Sir ,yames Leith.
Commander in Chiefak}c.
No. 1. All the forts, redon6ts, and ev-
cry other place fortified by artillery in the
colony shall be delivered immediately to
the troops of his Brittanic Majesty.
No. 2. All the eagles, tri-coloured
standards, public money, archives, loans,
all that belongs to the civil and military
administrations, magazines and arms of
every kind. ard every other species of pub
lie property shall be delivered over imme-
diateIy 10 commissaries named by the gem
eral in chief
No s. All persons under arms, includ-
ed IN these stipulatiOns shall march from
their respective posts at 5 O'Clock this af-
ternoon, to the place fixed upon, having
first given up their arms.
(Signed.) JAMES LETTH.
The three articles above are accepted.
Signed Count LIMOS.
BOYER de PEYRELEAU.
On the morning of the 10th. Sir James
Leith had his II. Q. at the house Baizet,
half league from the town of Basseterre.
The tri-cOIoured flag yet fioated over fort
Charles, but at 8 O'clock it was pulled
dowrand replaced by the British flag
AT 5 O'Clock his exceliency the general
in chief made his entry into fhc town and
took up his quarters at the hotel of the 90
vernment. precisely 48 hours from the time
of his landing at Grand Cove.
There are few examples of so grand a
result obtained in so short time with so
little loss. The British army had but a..
bout So men Killed or wounded. The re-
bells lost a hundred.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
From the RaIeirh star of Sent. q.

FROM me RGteigh star Of Sept. IS.
The SToRm.--We hear from almost ev.,
cry quarter, accounts of the ravages coca
stoned by the late storm, which seems 10
have taken a wide spread and destructive
sweep. Throughout the country It's ef-
fects are vsibly marked in the prostration
OF trees and fences, and the partial damage
OF the Standing crops. The towns ON our
sea-board appear to have been the scenes
OF its greatest violence and of these none
has suffered more severely than the truly
unfortunate town of Newhern. We have
yet received no accurate information as TO
the extent OF the damage sustained at this
place; but accounts, authentic. though i'm
perfect, have been received, which state
the loss of prnperty to have eer immense.
The tide, we are told, was raised by the
violence Of the storm to an unprecedent-
ed height; inundating not only all tie
wharves, but streets that had been before
considered inaccessible TO the water: sew
eral houses we're swept OF and a LARGE a.
mount of merchandise lost from the ware
houses on the wharves. TIE water being too.
rapid to permit their removal. The ship
ping is also stated TO have been much IN
jured, many vessels being stove, and others
driven ashore and left nearly high and
dry.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
COZ. GALUsHA ELECTED I

BY the Windsor papers of Monday last,
we learn that no doubt remains as to the
election of the Hon. JONAS GALUSHA,
and of a REPUBLICAN, COUNCIL
This highly gratifying intelligence il con.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20
NEw-YoRK. Sent, 10

Yesterday our citizens were highly gratfied
by the appearance of the steam frigate Fulton the
FIRST, IN motion. At an early hour The Fulton
got under way from Coiear's Hook, and passed
down the East River with great majes'y When
Oft the battery sine fred national salute, VIII ch
was returned BY Fort Columbus, ON Governors
Island. She then proceeded 10 Sand, Hook, and
returned to The city about sunset. Among the
gentlemen on board during the cxcurs on. were
has eXeellency Albert GaiIatn, esq h s honor
the Mayor; several members OF tie corporat ion;
and many others, all of whom, we understand,
were pleased with the performances of the Ful.
ton beyond heir most sangune expectatoi's.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20

attended. " marslial's staff, the Princes hat
and the different orders which he wore, were car
ried on three velvet cushions. The body IS depo-
sited in the Cathedral; till the family vault build.
ing at Bsux shall be finished. The heart was
preserved apart. Berther's~ sister in France,
wished from attachment TO him, 10 Join him with
s:ne hundred horses, &c bat WAS stopped on
the frontiers. 1t is also said that Napoleon had
taken otfihe sequestraton of the property with
The modification that all is to go TO the son. The
revenue of the property in France is stated to be
10000 francs; Ia which is to be added The money
deposited in the bank Of England.
Court Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-20

" A personal interview with "socnArEs" is
requested
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

Mahoned Aga, who proceeded some
time ago 10 TNis and a giers, in the ca
pac ty Of Extraordinary Con .aissioHtr of
the Porte, has returned. lie was charged
with the rost p sitve orders from the
Grand Senior to those governments, com
handing them TO respect the Austrian
merchant vessels, cCntormable with exist
inc treaties between Austria and the Port .
II s mission WIS crowned with cor III &c
success. The r. gencies of Tupis and a
giers have soiemnly declared, that the
would cat in the most fife. Oily mannerall
ships sailing under the Austrian flag
The nm ssioner has also succeed d in
p'oculing the liberation Of sew RAJ Austrian
and Tuscan subjects who hal been Kept in
slavery.
The Instruction of the 'front.'. + provin es
Of Terkey, IN Europe, continue mere sing,
aid he government is IN llmg extra0rdi-
ry preparations to rc-establish order aud
tranquility by force Of arms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25
FRENCUPApFHS

PARIS, Sept. IS.
Yesterday, after Mass, his NJ sly, to
satisfy the eager curiosity of vast
cOncourse Of people assembled on the ter
rae, a 3pe red 1T the bal ony The king had
on his right Monsieur. on his lef. thc Duke
and Duche>s Of Angou enc, aud the Duke
Of Berry. The k ng and h s august flmiiy
were greeted with long and lively acclana
tiOns.
The Duke ofOrlcans wing been invi-
ted by letter from the ki.g to ~ present
at the opening Of the Session Of the two
Chambers, HIS arrived 40 Paris.
Yesterday the Duke ~ . rauto had an
audience Of the king. Ills eXcellonCy has
not yet lcf, Paris.
Some Violent Gen sill continue n a sum
ber OF the departments to be condemned to-
punishments, more or less severe, Tor seui
tlous cries or speeches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25

sons condemned, II prescnrc II the guard
assea Sisd under ARIES e. inform them
that the W grants taem-a delay Of twenty
inur hours 70 appc l. and moreover to
cause tire said sentence TO be executed III
very respect;
DEGREES that there be sent, within the
perio pl'esrr bed by law, Nv the presi@ert
end the reporter, one copy 10 the minister
Of war, and one 20 the general of division.
Done, terain ted AID decided without
atJour''ng, in public sitting the number Of
assistants not exceeding that prescribed by
law, deducting the wi ncsses as well for IS
against the ,ocussd, and the guar', at
3 r'c"uX the oath Of September. 1915, at
haG past one in the morning. aud tie menu
3ers OF tic Council have signed, with the
porter aud the Register. the p,eseut
sentence.
Sgped. Favre. W.uii.in Collas. Moutu-
reux, Boissou. Bou-,en,s, Dubary, Dupuv,
l. Chevaler, +. dc. Gombault, l.. TIC la
Bouterie, NJ rquc Rsgist' er.
Underneath Is wtiuep This sentence
was read to the p rsmrs c0rdemi ed the
oath September, 1915, AZ two o'clock in
the morning, informing them tbat the law
granted theW dclsy Of 81 hours fer an
aPpeel which reading ok pl,ce in pre-
s..
gned IL dc l. Boute RTE NJ rque r.
g'st'er y true copy grar,el md ,oilated
By ~. the president of thu FIST permanent
Council, of War, of the 18th military d,vi-
son. L. de Ia Bouteric, reporter. Tie
R.gistEer Of Council Marquc.
l MS nrence was read TO the persons
CONDEMNED, IN the presence of .de assem-
Died guard, a. two O'Clock in the morn'rr.
and they were informed that tic l4yy graH-
ted them delay Of or;nty ur h urs for
an appeal.
Laidn de Ia BOUTERIE.
Bordeaux, 24lh Sept. 1915.
he above sentence WAS confirmed ~
the Permanent Council Of revision OF he
l!th military dl'i4ion, Or the 26.h of Sep
tcubCr.
The Brothers FaH her, were eXc-u' =
pu suant to The sen.en' c, on thc z7,r Of S p
1e'oe'. Fer the par,i uinrs Of the eXecu-
tion the following lc.,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25
THE PATRIOT-C4RAOT

tde Paris prints mention second and
t'iri memoir having been written and pgb-
lished by the veteran patriot and rspubl-
can CARNoT. The object Of t!e first is
SAID 10 20 point out the means of de-
iYerng France from the foreign armies :"
ard The other is states to be bold and
dauntiess description Of the horrors com
mitsed in France since the second return Of
Louis, and Justification Of himself.
BaE Pat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25
- -. NlnenLer IL

~ 70 UIN, Y IUf15fT u.
Arrived This day, brig OH mt, Hicks n
days from Dublin, with full cargo oc ba,e
5o1ds. Dy the Erig orient, Capt. Hicks,
arrived this morning n II days from Dub
h1, we have received Dablp papers to the
Tth Of October, Londrn dates to the 9TH.
and Paris to the 29th sept. Extracts fol-
low
nc Mail due yesterday, arrived last
evemng.--Anothcr days Paris papers have
7een received ~ &C.. They continue 60
speak as lt toe Treaty ot Peace were actu-
any signed, and some private acc .unfs eite
even lne tonlrions. The Courier snIras,
on INC authority OF private letters. thal no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-11-25
.- CrAnLEeroN, Nov IS.

NIHANLt9 WON, Nov 10.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.
We were yesterday favored w.tha london
Paper Of TIC 50h September, IS Gaysla-
Ter than before received, brought biz tine
British brig Harrie-, in 10 days from
London.
LOWS, Sept. so.
REVOLT IN SPAIN
Just as our paper was gong 70 press, We