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THE nARTMOOR TRAGRDy.

Ne ja6Ash-3 sorthout comment, The other
day, the oGicict iahers recently transmitted
10 orr government restricting me niurderOus
business a. DGrtwoor. ne fired no COM
nle''t, because zoe Hrsired nor 10 aIlftear tn7DH
ing 20 listen 10 Ehe UindicuioR ofthe co70luck
2f'tte British gSpsynD,ent. Thai motive hoqo-
eU;1. ouSht not 10 Stoh our nloutbS altogether
and. right ls-lad as fOe should certainty be
t2Eed fhGi this affair 7rqs mere .accident. a
coNeuref CO Of nuschdnces and tortultous cir
c1tesfanceS, q smooth story cannon entiTeh If
face Uery different conuiction forced on our
17hdS, conUiction qphich ca7lnct be RESISTED,
Wat FoHs. tram ire numerous statements by
an hundred different persons, most If henl
Sente" oVthe S;amh II u solemn oath. Iffhe
treatment u orr prisoners lind been thus hu-
name as represented, iffhey had acted thar
idIy as IS stated. and draqpn on themselves
HSf cenS"re, rs II POSSIBLE, think uo,, re,der,
maj So6er, Upright, intelligent .1ner7can chi
4chs. 6yStan0eTs and addresses o/'the murder
81 oar cihza'lS. could hoUc so Niis-Slotcd the
Jdr's, az, yf.ie oficiul statement BE true. Lhev
a'@xredty have done ? IDhqt nloffpe can be-
ratiohaily assigned for S1lch conduct M then.
part NINE Mat sue can imagine. NE haUe
no di2hoSifion TO deay credu TO t.te facts sra
Eed 0y TIE t7Oo commissioners, not dou6tine IN
me least btu they are f,7sly rct1resented as
SiUen IN eOnteaice 10 them. Bur, ia The req
SoniHs, 10 uie Inference oCmolives d7ld Ero6-
a6ihties, lerheisS o6jecAoat may BE- made. some
u on, 'eoaeys gOidt i,s1t,.5ty link CIR Con,-
missioner A2r.aKhig 1ietacd rather 100 far
MS ''af0e feeling TO fhat sf,pI Of Cancellation,
'1o"ich lie atIiearS 10 haUe considered necessG-
Ty - Secnre me signature IF 6ia colleague il
fhe inquisidoH.
ne shat hro6a6iy publish, fir The further,
sla'ar"iati'n OF os<s readers, enc II tzvo ofsAc
best authenticated statements by The Prison
ers, F0h.ch e3srso eHtrety a different Oiczv qf
rae mater as 10 eftttfle them az least 10 re-
Publication. Lfthere az ahy of The 4oitness-
es 81 tie masaasre, moat Of zohonl haDe re-
turned 10 the q. STATES, zvho concur in me
statement s0lich hes 6een l1st nu5hsAed, qye
shoatld also oe glad 70 yeceive and kurdish
fhci' vies0 ef'the subject. IN .greas sincerity
5Vt dcctafe' Aiztou7" gnty object is correct M
fornlafioh, and that ne shall ceylai,1iu nor re-
sret beng ena6led 70 correct me hmdyes8io1ia
sue hGve he1rgtefore ea2lreS@ed Of his horrid
0HIcheTy. MAJ. Int
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IIAt.faL, 0Nly ,
NAVAL Comm N1Anr1A1

NAVAL COURT MARTIAL.
On "Wednesday last fJune 28,1 Court
Martial was held ON board H. M. S Akbar
for the trial of Capt. the Hon. G.. DOUGLAS,
The officers and crew OF the LEvANr, and
Capt. GORDON FALCON, the officers aud
crew st the CYANE /; and to investigate the
causes which led so the capture OF those ships
IN February last, by the American ship of
war CoNsTITUTIeN. The Court was COM
posed Of
Capt. ChA's. ByLLEN, of H. M. S. Akbar,
President.
Capt. the Hon. ]. a. CRoFToN, Narcissus.
x. {. SPENCER, Cydnus.
Capt. HENRYJANE, Arab.
FRANCIS TRuscoTT, Regulus.
CHARLES MARTYR, Esq. Judge Advocate.
We understand that, after thorough in
NestigatioD, the Court WAS fully of opinion, that
their capture was TO be attributed to the very
superior force ct the eneT1y's ship, and to her
great superiority in SAILING, which enabled
her throughout the action, to keep at such
distance, that their carronadeS were of little
effect, 1nlie she was constantly keeping up
steady fire from seventeen long twenty-four
Founders anu that the Officers 8, men evin-
ced the greatest skill and intrepidity, defen
ding their ship in manner highly honorable
to them, while itcould be done with the least
prospect of success. 1t is almost unnecessary
to add, that the Captains, Officers and men
of both ships, were fufty and most honora6ly
acquitted,
The Court passed high encornium on the
conduct of the ships companies, expressive of
the sense it eHtertained OF their loyalty in re-
sistng the repeated offers made to them to
enter the service Oft the enemy. We are as
sured, that the whole of the men were con-
fined III the hold OF the Constitution, in q
warm Climate, with their legs in chains, and
hand cutted, for three weeks during
which time repeated attempts we're made by
the officers and crew of the American ship
to shake their attachment to their King and
Country bat without effect
" II Snoscriation PAPER, for me relief
| n those zUhO suffered BY The late Ere at
Petersburg, and are reduced 70 distress, is ian
az Ute <zercAants' Cet9ee House.
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BY LAST G'iGH1vS 5iAU..
LOSS Or rHE snlp ,.lyN.CAK.

ekw to"tf Juiy lS. F,
The ship idyc-OAE, Capt. NsRasLn lAuNgIr g
Scarborough, Mass from Ieith or New-York
win cnn OF 100 pipes oil GU, 100 cssk, oN,l, =,
duck, p.sehig, Dry-6oos,s, &c accjepiali,
tnc> ir and blew ep o. Wednesday n,otl,ins the
l2th ms oif SOUTHAMPTON, H. /. wi.ii asule GA tko
bar. Sine hsd taken fr, in her bod wl,cu ab az
twelve miles from tue SIGHT If land, but from w.n,
cause has not been aseertained Captain l;uneil,
tndlys All eifarts to exiting Ssh The FIRE Intellectual.
iofk TO the iong-boat, WITH his vile AID crew. Who
and snue OF the duck, sc. blown ashore, 10 the
dist'uce o. quarter of ine, and much dana
god, have been saved The explosion was tremen
do0s, and Was heard for several miles.
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l return you the papers which you
ie~ me ard which have read; they do not
Stn,lal, any proof against Murat they u.ere-
ly demonstrate that he had taken pflrr with
regcst that he fer more and mere every daj {.
and that ~ spoke i,ishiy OF his intentions o.:
dong no harm to Napoleon, &c.
But THESE letters in general aud that Of
Clarke ia particular, tend 20 prove that he
was in downright hostility with France and
TINS Is what he ought to haveheen.
WELLINGTON.
To Count Bacas.
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THE GJEBE L.a.NeD

- l..t - De
Public Sale, oS the psvl,ses "
THE GLEBE La.N'iD,
IN inc count. OF Ll.castsi, taost ya,dab.e b,.,,;l
bout - ~ S@''e;, a.
ONE THOUSAND ACRES
ms Land hes eve, and admirably a,a,ted to ,I
culture OF ccn and s'na grain There is AZ ,,f.,,
pioLi's'is crop Oh cora growing the SADIE, Tie
i,nptoVeh.ents ire not extensive OF elegant and. -
been IN adeciinng state Tor some wears Ds. 4, h
an abundance d timber, suitable tor all t,,. ,,u,,
o'bnldmS, husIr.d,y lire ,soo,i ( snr,,
h"u'oe5 VITA excellent water--lt Is s,uaiyd si..
heaidy ami sgreeable ncisbo,i.ood abn,t fen mile
above the mouth OF Rappshanock on the wnt,.rs ~
Csifers Greek, bod and navsatle inl,.-;,,o
which, vessels navigating the Iappfsnnock. tleouent
iy go ~l-e''''
All me necessities and most Of the lux,iiss of fife
may be ma here--hsh, oysters aud wild fowl IN a.
sslnda' q, IN their several seasons If to,nl =, 49,
advantageous ia the sao o. this land il ma, IL, ,iii
to SUIT purchasers Maj. Nru. Kirk or In.s,,t,
oh rhia;, Esq whol,'e the preu,, $ vi. s,.,v
,',is Lsnd TO any person, who ms, be ,icsois on T
'ns &c "eiore the day of s'Ic,
we've months credh from and after die FIRST isv
81 Jan next, at which tuie or before p,ss.,sio nv
be had-wiil b. given The purchaser or parrIass,S
upon their giving bond with approved seeul4.v. In
THE ONERSEERs or 'Tfie FOslS
1,,oo CfL01icas.e. eUiss.4g.
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rRoM - coLump1AN.

SCR6PS RELyg1JhG & Y'0 ERRACE.
enc French general Clausel commanding
the corps OF observation Of the Pyrences,
has bseu extremely active IN suppress ny
maicontyntsin The south. His head quarters
were al Bordeaux, whegc he wis bus, at the
latest acc6unts "a organ zing U0iuuiecr cothg
q b0deaH.c, marine corps, tor land service,
he count Boissy D'Argl2s. Dumorald, &
many other persons ost acJivc.in uic JeVo.
iusion, are Qrom Carnot down. among the
most jealous and conhdcntiL officers, (ciWl
mad military in the French seryi.e. The
employment OF these men, 81 long ufc,Hdly
to B1naparte, proves the 5ocign If the oil
Tehubdcan farty IN EfaHce, to conciatg
which more LIBERAL constitution hos been
i"esfnted tor national acceptance. ] he pre-
Sc i government IS compromise bctn cen
ia af1stoCracy and the ucmocracy It trauee.
Vine project ct the northerr dep,rtment
made known t. the sob Frsfectsaod ui ~
Of his juusdicti d. the res c OF the
tvernment bling bsyoAd us wants, was tu';
flperor's ntenro Prylde ter al services
thoutimposag any tnarges on his Subjects.
ZEE far great p0liO d the departments
fFance, tic + ~ tic paroxysn has pre-
Ne'tfd the wants q s. gcrpment, &c. The
peror, ~ decicc - Ie 81 OF May. haG
ga ed D. nm titan VA. third, the quaint
9 81 supplies previously deaaad.d. Ills
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,IljE; ssUYSCHJBE,'7,7,., az

az lSlr.o To be employ g, Turing tie Summer 4,
pp.-He WI also write by the da, o. licce .<,.n
ms eApefenec lac s,teis himself tasthc uounl rcs,,.
s~i'S': ceon to those who w0u!d t;.tirns, i'm. !
no'c -! St the oii'ee ofthe En4nr,r addressed 10
"a, Go G.. WIlIAA.S
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WTfhNT

sEAViNG msdt lrrana eme. IS with MIR. Jo-erh
k a Wed, or TIC B'si Of the Cusl, FIR -eseiv-
ing arj storing 10 8'ess viI give the highest cash
price Cor @he civ fcs a u.e Bssia, tld ,eS.hore-
~oiose, socisfs iiiil, o. a. Amptiii M,s. daring
e e sstscn. aud ner uto contract ior crops, u be
delivered st cilicr OF t,o1e Places " eI beifg
authorized % pSr.base for me, application may he
r0sde 10 hia, orto
JOHN J WER1H.
n y Feey Wed7esfey as Saturday, John u.
w 70 ssy b. 'ctr st tHs& hr,pthili, fom
9 tli - o'cock--dni on = ~ oaer day, u hs
6luGng-R0 q o,i,s iic Heli- tsveis. tom 3 ip
coming t.li in aferryog,
J1iy -. ----------------2i.S ~.
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NnTICE
rs REREhY GlHE.A.

% Tf-IEbI C.TN.N
,EN1AI = rion will b. present d to the next
Il esneial Assembly o. the State oil Virginia, for a
law TO pass authorizing tie OyRRsEERs OF THr Poon.
os L.,NcAsPEh Corr Y, 10 self at Public Auction,
the Plate, Bells Dals ,rt otner epduwec,ts ,a,'.,,
said
july % IF
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n GRbA7' FIELD FOR
= + h G u l. Alto II
THE SUBSCRIBER,
wILLsELL TO TIE RIeaEsr Hrpprp

oP0HFae Fenises Oh he third lay Of .4,,o3,qt n, m
(F FAIR, OTHERWISE 1riE Sgxr yarn ma, \ -
Forty q, Fftg IeGtnyA lots or TX n
tON1 AIMING hAit acre each NJ (.;,, Psi
- IN rrince-Ieorge County--most oi ,yh;,5, "a
bounded bJ James River GA one side and ,,,,.rie -
beng rendered immensely valuable
There are AS many natural ADVANTAGES a;,a.h.d .,
ttLs piAce,a as any Other la thus Stste bang ina, ,.t
ly at the confluence of James and Ap5,,nattcv -.
ABOUT Twelve miles from Petersburg and ,,e nj H..
hnest haroours IN Virginia. /. many pisces Sess,,s
oil any SIZE may lay within six feet oil low .wat., n,i
the channel being IRON thirty 20 forty feet den ~
.ne aneholuS ground equal 10 any 10 the " urid-
he land forming h.If circle occasions an edit va,
ter which renders vessels n the hirbor ierfrtv 90
cure irora INJURY byice, and the water leu,. IL
prevents any INJURY from tie worm
here is no situation better calculated for q Stua
fAhD, where trnber oil te fiIst quality. and j., d.
S'eaest tbundasee, may be proc1s.d on tn, ,,,1ss
Reasonable ,eInls. '''
By building OF WfiaRf'ES, and erecting ,or,e
LII lBER aud NAI;f HOUSES, tLs ni.es
wouAl be very valuable place OF ieposit :. ,ss.Is
which ar frequently Oct med month or rr,.e M ~.
charge tuer c1rsoes, might with great ease ana 90 w.
niehee, unload and load again few DAYS T'bsr.
is no place IN Virginia OF The same SIZE tIat .xlS,s
50 many beautiful sces on the river To bui,d mn,
i he background Is uncommonly level az s,d
h.s'iibT, elegantly situated Tor ROPE W Al AZ
lie whole place Astounding with good Springs ,.,.,
ter and the rivers fnrrsla Prolusion Of fish A c,
fowl, IN great ,ar5 ty, throu. hotit the YEA,
IerHis OF sac will Le rslAde Euowh ON the ,,.,, 3
SALE b. tie sllsclibeN
Ww EpLES
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Nort-a Is ws. known on the Niagara from
ltier. as i =. ,s-inissonary and murdsrer -
biz IRA, { d Joha's Gospel, we are told,
into os,, {. = lniian diascts, taSing up the
touaahav, on condi;cp perhaps, that the ili-
.far,s s,rild turn chr.stiais--o( his church,
MOVIES Of interest confirm these fpartizans
IN tirr enmity 10 the United States. And
we cafnot bur hope that our government will
prose qd,e the Indian war wish viSor, prompt
hess slnd perseverance, thas Shall make tue
savafses beg for peace. This mo,nent IS Ia
yorsble to our views; England having so
mueh business or hand in Europe, caunot do
more than give Orders ~ Der '.trusty and
weil-beloved" Norsons i'll AInerice.
". T. COL
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DIED, on the 18th July, in the upper end tCFlu-
wanna County, Mrs. NlARY SBEPERD, wife to IRA
Ham SHEPHERD, and daughter to Col JAMES PAYSE
Esq who for few months had aten in lingering state
otheai'b, but departed extiemei sudden, follows
Her servants were preparing diuner of which came
to tue door with dish, which she took s. set on the ta-
BILE tuned few steps off, fell the foor and exp
red without strengthening behind ruourning
h,isba and four little IL the life Of this dear
woman, ali vino knew her, witnessed bright exam
pie Of the power of Christianity She was respects
bic member OF lhe NJ tlrodist Episcopal Church, du
tfol child, Loving wife, kind mother, and good neigh
bour.
Unenvy'd treasure and the snowy wings
Ofinroceuce and love u, o;eet the scene.
In ASSURANCE oGhope, to Jesus look up
Fill lf banners uniur d in the air.
From our graves we she'll Sc. and cry out it she,
And fly up to. soknowiedge him there
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sTokENOR srHaYEr.

From fhe Subscriber, on the 7fhu4sr.
{ SORHEL HORSE, s on ye.rs- Old, asuut
Z feet Lgh, blaze isce, b,hc.e the slsht hnd
ico white, knot ON toe rglt Nt,s',, sil.sr s~tca
tai, siod AL round, NO other iraks reooiise,eu.
;issoen, l will i+y 5 % iot chs hUrae ald thiei,
and, If slrayed, liberal re ward flr the i,,.,c
iVItN kELSD
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Nm EPpES
V-U EPFES
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD


{ an he myat Of tie ian J,me, 1915, Mt me
~ Bea+IaUc,H, III tie Gin OF Ke5Do,,J
ne rom IN 7phich b~ Subscriber lodre2
'sas entered Gy son'e 1"Gin, and his pockels
Wdfch, NUDE 6y NGlh0Siei .33acorl, Z Loy1g1
'.t1Icer not reDtrn6erei--a red .iior6cco JIor5I.
Booa', containing BHfs .Notes 10 the eypo,1,. ofax
an "'s--'fnte's, dates ~ 19rgoticn--a Bo,ia O..
zen 10 me gy Dr. G10nraHe Gradd,ck, FRO eisie7s
z9m u circuit on The Jack nj Ee,7ia, lfoNors
---oHc SiVe7 By Elisha Bitiele- ,7e e4,s1, b, JoJ,
r. Cooke 70 lillian ,4,iietsca, 1ybo Gssio7nd IL
same 70 mr. C"ailcS Cockear 6gd.f giie7i In, IA~
- ~ CIiH7P, " Pe1uhGsohl, on Nan C'RsLep IN 10.
vor q Cdpt.J Jefer--o bond gicel 5y Mr. Ifg5sg,.
II Io7shafdH, 10 Dr. ~. CifsjiD 1chg sssio,e9 M
same to Curt Joh'i JefeI--a 6oad oT Devid Joln.
san s, bGyabe 10 J0hn Jcfer-0 bg1d 9i,,,, h, Jsy
Loyher. u Po7qhGlsoi, bo6i~ 20 JoI2l 5e,.,, ~,
der sfVs! by Ftanqs .97ldersya, crI Dr. Joiq H. .9r
cher, IN fguoj Of Joau Jeterl0gethe7 7g9l zl,.as 1e
cunts CeiongAe' 10 Ur. Chdf Is Cocks lJ, f5Sgrp.
~. CyNnb, and tie sa.d Jchs Jeter--.qLsCg se5es
cannot 6e remembered
II reroed efIE.V DOMAINS Kill be e+yenf,r
WePSeset-5ooS and pcrs, osia I'HI~N,I'lr Mn
.iny persOn sgio mi bitser the Anne a,.srbs 20
Mn AHrHUH g BooNiR, atthe Alars Ofre. t,iel
mend, shdHJecefUe ne a4oue rcsoard. m t.3yq8sf
are herssV fo'wa1Hedfroaf rGoMg far anyef me ,st
BBHNARpsEAg
gainesville, (Amelt') 'uly 2l.--v2w
IN. -. Dn The i5tb JunC last, 4 Ip0pr ar'is "
NeU-Tsyers vho.had passed hrsa,N 81 gjd.
mona as )R FtEHoTs Of Souti-l IA. ifns. (. is - i
= cied sshasrg ro'nslitei tl,a G.c
ed in tie room dtgnrs tie ore N sfftt f7
slrut. This per-gu 'irch kag lfl 81 ~
Thomas Boiisnrou. ut this pae. III,
Fred ricksJnry. Tlls be- tts'u ttt "a tft az
ken Tic Stage At fsc.i -rics rIr ffat6 I'D
The Pu''ic sre csofk ~ isgi M ~ 4.
a tOi msn, q gentsel apPeaf a. 9sis IL
ally ia black. hsHt
Nieirnorf lufy 19 ----j-t N9v
EARLtsEN W. -
so Crates we'll sssft Earth, ~
ye'i per ,he dip Wafregto ira,a ~ kf
For Sale b. (staltk-SS u go sSAM
III. s-----.--.-.CA
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C0MlfUN1C47ED.

the Revd. a. FosrER, Mr.. JoHS S STUBns, Sen'r
to Mrs. IsABELLAC C.. JeNEs, lately CT Gloucester.
County.
Love through the world, retains resstIess sway;
Love conquers ALI, and love must obey.
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SO LIZ ~
Enquirer MARINE nsT.
PopT or kicHMoSn, Va.

PonT or kicHMoSn, Va.
.H5Tived since orr last.
Scii'rs. LadieT height, Luarf, .Ne.g.Yorl T'ro-
re,se ths Ocea' 1rarers, 10 sIoop Caroline, Ped
rIck, F'i5Lsdebkia.
CLEARED :--2rigs British Tar Williamson,
liverpool; EnA Ter, Thonibsos, do; BroglerS,
H'tdsoH, Cork lk1aiMier, Leobinsoa, Bosfoa :
Connecticut, Fiisioig, .NeTV-York .70pra, Ston-
beck, Ca,Gz sehrs CGme'esa bre.oer, N5rtoH i;
Canton, Collins, ProUidsace; sioop Rambler, Fos-
ter, .(c1c-Yo,i
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6 Is I2ILNTAklJ.

3 % JkIt W AHD.
4 RSCONDED about three weeks since, Negro
"a Man, nam
J.9C'K P-4TIERSON,
About i,c, inches hgh, dar! swartby complexion,
arul aud ilsinuat ng and is by trade q Cooper Z
has Famty AZ Mr. Wade M6sby's, III powhatan ia
witch ueishbohc1n he may beiurvitg, or he mar a.
upt u p97 tor a free man. IN tho line of his trade
Captains o vessels, md a other persons are forwar
ed ~ giving hin, employment Or fnm carryinr hiei
of, 1T theirp il We viii give twenty-five dollars Tor
Experimenting tie said sl.ye, ndsrg him securely in
Jail bringing hrn nome 10 us, and all reasona.
bic charges shall be rs,J.
P.fAXALL. s. c.
Jolly %. Il
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WIN. EI'FES.
CaesteriieId. Lnlr %

Chesterfield Juiy 22.--tds
CT me Eaters ofihe I .Na,yoyc He,oLy N.
fe7'5or1s ! Repn5hcau amt Dasl C6Iayer, .n2 fh9.ss
"lSer Ire d6str ia fheir PaberS iuil the dav fs~t
an. jc''."ar" fhe' Gce0"1ts 10 tie EG.tOr title En-
Gun .f9rJmg,aeat.
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Aeqv- York, Juiy IL.

.Aeqv- II rk, Juiy IL.
On board the schooner Pearl, Captain
Grimes. from Hartford, there arrived yss5er
day from Srri. gfieli, Massachusetts, about
one hundred and Fifty Of the United Safes
troops, composed of parts of the fmuer 18th
and 25th regiments of i:fantry, under the
command OF Major John b. Murdoch.
There were, perhaps, none Of those era
ployed in their country's service, during the
last war, who sustained larger share OF pc
I'iis an tatignes or the ree.scampaigns on
the lines, than these brave '.ows Most of
them sustained very active part in the SAN
gn,nary battles os Stoney Greek, Chryster's
Fields, Chippeway, Bridgewater and Fort
Erie, the termination of which has contr,bu-
ted SO greatly to immortaiize the American
name
This detachment is to constitute a part of
the 9th regiment for the peace establishment.
and it is to be Stationed at this ,st. under
the command of Col. n lkiEson. The officers
who arrived with it are Majors Murdoch,
and Watson, Lieutsy Shaler, Holconlb, and
Hopkins
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excellency the minister ofwar had Just pla-
ced AT the disposal of the project, a sum of
9 100000 francs, to defray certain expences,
ehen cnuInerateu
An article from the frontiers of Switzerland
says, that Alexander was averse from opening
the campaign until aHthe allied troops should
De IN line; that, therefore, hostiiities would
not probably commence before the first of Ju
y, unless the Emperor Napoleon should be
unwilling TO wait until the allies were tho
roughly prepared to attack ham.
The Prossssns were removing their maya
zines from the left bank to the right bank
OF the Rhine, which intunated, says n Fyench
paper, that they are not too sure OF repassIng
themselves.
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C. Lord Caztlereash has undertaken hnself TO an
sweT he aceastious oftne Aionitel, tli the proofs
of MGrate tergvessors had been ira enf o. tn"
mutii1et letters Thes wrtgs were in the ha4,.s
OF NJ Rhlcns and the .955e EiurTsi and Il was II
de I}iteyT nd, RHO oiyf, eF the mVi.e40a for he
nse'c} ~ ydirister Of Engt.nd The French, it IS
sal. have oiten forged cu-taiicd papers, for the
purpose Of gaming their endl," &c
Lonaony NJ Chronicle.
:" Wiat Fecnchdoes the Morninr Chronici. here.
speak OH Is the F'cnchsi Or Francs or te pre-
nded f'oncbmsn gf' har!,seH2 '
Paris .s1oWtemr
THE English minister having presented, as
our readers know, certain correspondence
70 Parliament, it was pronounced as false or
Sdt-red by the French journals and any En-
gi'9nn4u Of tote was offered access 10 the ar
chiyes TO prove the fact. In Consequence,
ttrse went over TO Paris, and by permission
OF the emperor, exa mined the pieces in dis
puse. They perceived the 70. gerry and ;,te-
r'rons, aud Jy process veroat verified the
1actl CohtuRoian.
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" II Sn6sc-iation Pafler, for me relief
q those zUho suffered BY tie late Ere at
Petersburg, and are reduced 70 distress, is leJt
az Ihe <tzerchants' CtGee- House..
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NORFOLK I

NORFOLK, December 2.
BY the brig Pocahontas, Captain Post, in
81 days from Liverpool, we have received
our regular file of papers and sh pping
lists. to which a mere sntiie friend has adj
ded London papers to the 26th of October.
These papers Contaih Some interesting ar
ticles, but which we cannot insert in this
days paper.
In France there appears to be much agi-
tation the two Chambers were occupi-
cd in the project of law, to strengthen
the executive power, somewhat l. the ma
ture OF the suspension Of the Ha6eaS Cor
f1ilS. All Bonaparte'S adherents were re-
moved feom Office, and more particularly
in the post-ofiice department.
In Spain the government was becoming
more popular, and an act Of amnesty was
recommended and it was believed would
be adopted.
The riots among the seamen in England
had been suppressed, but not until con-
siderable naval and military force mad been
collected--it does not appear that any
blood had been shed, the force employed
by the government being too great for re-
sistancc.
D2urat, ex king of Naples, who had been
for long time il Corsica. had escaped
from that island, but was not afterwards
heard Of The emperor of Russia and king
of Prussia had left Paris, and were expect
ed at Berlin ON the 18th of October Mt
a word is said of war between Russia and
the Turks. S1UGry and L'.4lemand, two
OF the generals who gave themselves up
with Bonaparte, had arrived at Malta. a
very large house had been framed in Eng
land, and was going out to St. Helena for
Bonaparte, with most superb furniture, of
which minute description is given in the
papers. Napoleon had very little proper
ty when he surrendered. Ii was known in
England, that Joseph Bonaparte had arii-
we'd in the United States. There had been
very tempestuous weather on the coast OF
England about the Goth to the 25th OF Oct.
The Mr.. Kean, an Engl,shman, who was
killed i'll Paris, was not the celebrated act
or of that name, wko was performing in
London.