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/ Essa'as !. md rejection, Hthsy
sps:s 7. little acstsnsss g ta $ ]
e''''s ,ssr viii fiod : s ss''. !, I
4 4, g Characters & y e '''Hs :
't'''' philadelphia Aurora N0y. e
= 2 J, ~ vyigrsam. Smoke; they
Ss4'' :. . = means to catch !, rats
s'a ' ssss that some rats from
h ! fsP9 e. W. a,srs. have been lately
ka s bastls IN the | Great pss'
W. .s n t has ended 10 smoking
1 !, % iii Ist 40 = three WAYS
~ 81 s. asrse ii certain particulars.
e, s awe q tsliit with, as maJ
s l.; ;l,s S IL PECULIAR oddityS q
fss''.s .',s,;E, Il seems that there
y, y s !. ,,,sS confidence re?osed as
80: = s s' sss in a we'll knawa
sssm !, sTs Though taere were Seve-
ss '',',,. ~ on tic lcok mt, 1lae were
cs ~ 70 lave Pretty lups sl'lsisers
w. : ~, = n,se. sor,c one, sho had on
: s' '.scasie.l, not Only been severe
'a !. a. ~r,at ttce. bltin fact. thrown
. w. ~ 81 The address Of this old
], - s' ,ssen tie precautioa to place
=, sessrrE to watch the cE raf
ga, { esspened, on one Of these IN,
|. Icht,. when tie sood people OF
\. !, Ssre snocitg, that the old rat
! s I, ire darn. sti.d5ie,! upon the
s !, .o,,ssr. whe thus detected. took
[sspsa.!!y to his heels the fact Of
|dieg was euousli 10 alarm the cid
and it is exported that itproalscesl
4 ,ldispositiou to stop The lels.7ss o.
cIsctian. aud to lay at Paris the
DAaiiaa * a sort OF ceanter election
cccmtiN.
! i5;sstate, things appear 70 have
/. tap rauscr is Slipped Oh to Bar
!. Os;Rs tie way of tine 'Vabby cats
+ 4. ,EigwaNn while the old rat en-
rSsd 10 carry tae wig@am by storm,
: several weeks operations. the az
sapearsto haze prodaced 40 esPlo-
j Ew eh we have Uniy heard a
bat there is a great
EaSmasse-ehseh, as there can De ne
L wisheut Gre, we boaily expect
ee. aud waIcs vii Of course throw
, i;sss 10 lie sss;sct
ae aslrat i csFtaisly coming away
p ron the Ra,n0r~ of the go,lns
Fiussn wshaye seen running ans
Esdas Their ns'sss IN the Different
lsr.. We expect 70 see j;nc ttaa I: fu
cd rat has a stool rat of his own
he means to setiea sgainst al
rs at present there's trouble in tn
ran.
Washington, .Gaslatin tMuarc
H, Cfavford.
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.Hs,c- York. Noe. 90.

aEe1t,- J Orh'. .Nioa'. %.
The shie Eolus, Henry. 81 days from
Cad;z. LEFT, Oct. z, ships Wm,s Baker
Townsend. cleared for New Ys6; Fair
Trader. Jones, do. for Philadelphia
Lapwinc. Wilcox; Alfred. Patch; Ly-
dia, Heath: Archimedes. Neal /; Ketch
Mary. White; brig Almira. Delano We
mis-. Mauran schr. Ccrdelia. Trueman
All to sail in few DAYS; brig Richard
Mead. had cleared for Elizabeth City, n.
C. Oct. %, lat. So, IS. ioeg. S., so,
spoke a large English East-india ship.
from Canton for N. York.
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morning to announce the arrival bf the
fast sailing ship Blooming Pose Capt
Trowbridge, 90 days from Bordeaax
Capt. e. has furnished Us with French
papers to tie 18th Of October. Noeven1
q Importance hal lately occurred on The
European continent.
- 49,
Prem oar 1s,c- I'ori Correspondent.
Tuesday, Neon, 2ist November.
Capt. Grainer, af the Britith ship AL.
fred, touched at st. Helena on the 14tll
OF Oct. at which time, the HAVANA fri.
cate, two sloops of war, and part of the
convoy, had ar. from England, they part.
ed fr. the Northumberland & 0ther ships
% DAYS before, on the Coast of Guinea,
On ceming out, saw "A, and others
standing IN. no doubt the Northumber-
land, and other vessels attached t. the
Bonapartean expedition.
The brig Rising Sun, of and for this
sort, was left at Cuba, 90 DAYS since.
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Public Sale

EDY order from the Orphans Court,
I'D of Charles county, will be exposed
to public sale, at the residence OF the
late Theodore Dent, deed.
A parcel Of Likely Young
N E G r O T. S
Belonging to the Estate ofthe late Benz.
Cawood, dec'd.-Sale to take place on
Saturday 25th day OF November next.
MARTHA CAWUOD, .adm'ra.
Of Beng. Camood. deed.
Oct. "a. is. !,
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BALTIMoRE Nov. 81.

BALTIoIoRE Nov. 81.
Arrived brig Edward, Massisot, in SO
DAYS fso.n Santa Cruz, Tenerife-wines
the master. Left there 18th October
brig .Abby, from Alexandria. arrived two
Or three days before--a N. York her
maphrodi.s brig sailed two days before
for caDe-de- Verbs. Oct. IS, lat &c. IA
long GO. IA. spoke brig Mary-Ann, Ais
quitb, of Salem. from Hamburg, for Bue-
nos Ayrcs. Nov. S, in lat %, e, long
67, spoke ship Apollo. Foster. 90 days
from Peruamboco, for Boston, having ON
board captain J.. Barns, j. c. Allen e
Hos. Arrowssnith, of the brig Statira.
Nov. ~. lat 81. so. long rs, so, spoke
Ischr. Maria. IS hours out from Newburn
lfur Porto Rico. The American Corsr!.
Mr.. ]. J. Armstroagand family hal left
the Canaries in an English shipfor Isle o!
France or Bourbon, Mr.. WIN, Donaldson
was left in charge of his aftairs.-Schr.
Saturn. Rich Of Baltimore, ferHt. Barts:
Huntress. Anthonv, Nrwburn; schr.
Ocean. Stansbury, FROM Baltimore. lay
ing OF and on: sloop I.ucy, Francis,
Hartford, do do markets gluttcd-flonr
Sra number Of vessels of all descrip-
tiensin the bay, the brig Peter, from Bor-
deanx received pilot before the S. and
L..
Also schr. Sarah & Louisa. Boyle, II
days from st. Pierres. Martinique, sugars
Geo. P. Stevenson. Left there Sd inst.
brig Trumbull, Trowbridge, n. Haven.
in Ia DAYS; schr George Beckwith.
Moysan, OF Boston, Tor Alexandria, dos
brig Washington, Harden, for Boston
in few days WrangIer, Aldridge, n.
Y. 5edays; schr. Revenge. Copeland,
10 days brig Clotilda. Bass,
Il Baltimore, loading for France; brig
John Lang,ion. Kennard, for Portsmouth
N. II. days: Camel, Upton, Boston
10 days Tynhis, Pennington, Bath; Fa-
yorite, Hall, Boston; Strong, Mackey.
do 10 or 70 days; William, Hubbard,
N. Haven Walden, Portsmouth, IS
days; Re-Union. Crawford, Bath; New
burn, Jones, Newburn 25 DIS.
NoRroLK. Nov. 90.
Arrived ship Camillus, Small, 66 days
from Liverpool bound to City-Point, ex-
perienced very heavy gales, having car
ned away or sprung all her masts ex-1
sept the fore and mizen masts.-Spoke1
the following vessels Oct. eth, in lat
"a, long 81. an American sbipfrom Am
sterdam bound to Boston, out As Saws 4
i'd boomjust carried away and rudder|
ashed. Oct. 9, in lat As, long 81, SO,
orig Fair American, from NEWCASTLE
bound to Portland, out So, days. Oct.
II, in lat IS, long SO, ship Lothian,
Young, of and bound to Norfolk frem
Liverpool. Oct. S5, in lat al, SO, long
90, So, British brig, from Bristol
bound to Reston, out So DAYS, making
two feet water an hour.--Nov. A, in
lat 40, long 81, 80, ship JohnAdams, from
;,oston bound to Sumatra. cut DAYS.
ihos' Downing, Master, who very po-
litely, and in very handsome manner
supplied the CamiIlas with bread, beef,
&c.
Postscript.
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faet rem aletter, addressed to a We
espsctasle commercial house in
Fillmore, dated
! Lia.rPsoi, Qsd Sspt..lsls.
|siaee our last printed respects a
considerable Improvement has tax.
Rlace in Zoe price cf Cotton, and not
y .aadins tat about l2,0 600 bales ar
last week. it has no effect upon
Fettons. although interior sorts are
RSlcg lower than for the preceding
s l, ihe accounts ofscarcfty from
sr'eai the Atlantic, if real, must
fa' any considerable decline.
Roa'co having arrived in greater
ny tNan the trade we're led to ex-
I !. ans Produced a iatness in the
Eva 100 hogsheads offered at,pub-
% Thursday, only so were sold.
Ii VINE f,'ne there appears no ankle
a. TIE nolders to iwfce sales !; al
y, 9ar stock has considerably accu-
"a ana nav heavier than s;ace the
: we oSS most particularly to
us' attention to the Shipment of
% see thai none of the heads
mssneads are within the chime.
@at case the officers Of the Excise
Is s.sea 10 say il has beenrIundered.
aas me whole until the daty IS
g,p paa q TIE apparent deficiency /; this
EsnA the ship; although inianitoas
u', Submission is better than to
|s 0.ssa IN an expensive law suit with.
IN 'ss = soutiaues in iair demand at.
H. az s''li scarce and high.
~ are waOted;good Baltimore We.
p p,;s.s is more snqsirea for #
Esble. '''aad kDsin are vers
I sS ~ Bark is getting some little.
! a,as pc stock remains heavy.
u 's''ean Flour has more resdi-
&e,l. Purchasers Of late than was
|. 1T, !. s believed Is be going to
i, . .s'a starch. English Wheat
a'e lover, an,l Of i very hea.
AotioO OEsilRe'l N price the home
& :se- : exceedingly small.
u si ppe Z, Of sfceic 10 tins coup.
4 i,, we !. taitea States must n ssss.
6es.,.. ,e prices o5,aiossIe here,
kcr -. 'osse-. American Stock.
il = ;s any immcigiats pros.
j; .'ero.ement AS Britisl
& a.. ~ RAJ nearly as GOOD a', d.
! '''''.sd men freier tl,em.' J.
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I'd Y order from tlie Orphans Court ST
SID Charles county, viii be exposed I'd
|psblic sale, On Saturday the 25th day of
November;
All the Stock and Household
FURNITURE,
belonging to the Estate Of the late The5.
Dent, decd. Sale to take place at his
late residence.
ELEANOR DENT, Admsrx.
OF Teo. DeHs
Z Oct. "a. is.
N. BAH persons having claims a.
sainst said decedent, are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof to the Subscriber, on or before
the 1st day Of July, 1916, or they may
by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate and those indebted thereto.
are requested to make Immediate pays
ment to the subscriber. =. ID.
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Young Hyson Tea.

10 Chests landing this day at lrwln's
Wharf and for Salcb
adams, Herbert and Go.
Nov 90
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Fresh Drugs. Chemicals.
&c.
(Eona London,J


DRUGGIST g. APorHEcARY, King st.
ETAS just received rer ship Joseph,
from London, and offers for sale,
17s5 lb. Gil of yitriol, in Carboys
500 ID. Aqua Forts of very superior
quality in cases of soto 70 lbs.
/ cask Sugar of Lead
do Ivory Black
! / do Rotten Stone
do blue Yitriol
case MasnesIa
/ cask prepared Chalk
/ do Lapis Calaminaris :
/ do EPSON Salts
do white Mustard Seed
/ bale Chamomile Flowers
/ case genuine Windsor Soap,
elegant article
CaiomeI, tartar emetic, volatile salts
red precipitate, calcined magnesia, pu'
rified opium, in powder, squiils, in pow
der, and a variety Of other chemicals
and powders.
Plain and spring key teeth instru-
ments, one sett teeth instruments, best
lancets, grain scales and weights in box
'es.
Handsome teeth brushes, the bristles
eff which will not come out in using, &c.
The acknowledged superiority Of Eng
lish chemicals and powders, over those
of our own country, will, it is hoped,
Operate as an inducement with physi-
clans and others to call and examine
these, which were obtained from one of
the most respectable and distinguished
chemists in London, and will be found TO
be>of quality and purity which may be
Irelied on with confidence.
November 8 d3t2aw2w
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Bank of Potomac, Nov, q.
Notice is hereby Giren,
|YEyHE Stockholders of the Bank OF Po-
B tomac, that dividend of four per
cent for the last six months has beeh de-
clared on the capital stock, which will
be paid them or their representatives ON
Wednesday next the 9th instant.
BY order Of the President and Direc-
tors.
Nov q eosw'
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Prem orr Jst,s- I'ori, Correspondent,

Tie brig Rising Sun, of and for thi
sort, was left at Cuba, 90 days since.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
Baltimore, 1871 Sept 1915.
OCE.fN CNRPEN.rS

A paper by major Kennel was lately read in
the Royal Society, stating further proofs in con-
hmation OF the existence Of current setting up-
on the Sicily Islands, m the chops OF the Channel.
lie adduced three proofs that there exists n cur
rent running east along the north coast Of Spain
Inc French n:rvigatOrS arc aware that there IS q
current which sets north along the wesl coast of
France, and it IS obviously the Span sh current
which has received a northerly direct on. from
tie position of the land. III the sand and alh.
val matter Which IS brought INTO the bay of Bis
Ca by the Garonnc, The Loire, and The Other nv
ers winch empty themselves into the sea on the
coast OF France IS found on the north side of the
mouths OF the respective rivers, and not on the
south, circumstance which can be occasloued
only by anoriherly current. lie brought several
facts showing that a nOr,herly curr.n exists
about lat. 40, at the mouth of the channel and
rendered it probable hat it flows also westerly.
as well as north. The current Aows at different
times with dtfe ent veiociiies and this he assign.
ed as the probable reason Why II was not disco
versd sooner. There IS a current kewise VIII ch
flows east along the south coast OF ireland. and
meeting with the first descr bed current. flovs
nOrthward into ST. Georges Channeii, and moves
IN the direction 20 Cardigan Bay. This current
~ the Cause why SHIPS are so frcquently drove
INTO that bay. There IS a current which runs tIr
along the west coast of Ireland, turns east along
the north coast, and thsn flows south certainly
as far as Dublin, and probably farther. There
IS another current that flows north, along ,he
west coast Of Scotland, bends round the northern
part OF the Island, and flows south along the ea.i
coast OF Great Britain as far as Harwicb, where
d meets with the current ia the English Channel
These produce current north. east along the
coast Of Flanders and Holland it ,hen proceed.
north along Jutlsnd, receives tie current coming
out from the Baltic, proceeds to the Maze ol
Norway, and th-n runs north along the coast oil
that country. Fjecn,a,fs Journal
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
YANKEES. LOOK suARP.

The brig Leonerd, Of Por lard. Mar w
Norris master which So lei from Portland with
cargo of SHINGLES, house f'ames, ar, -four, and
bread, arrived at he Ralze of II n-lus Esd
June. The E7rlish SUI erntendant, Ceor e Ar
thur, had her seed, and o~ether wit h1r car
60, sold TO the use Of las BI7t1nnic majesty We
paper on this subject, which we sh II pub 81
If .Naiae was an ndepe dent sta C. he INJURIES
of IS citizens might have se'veiance--bu' rs.
Maine was delivered mp The es.uy hy the
great po'hcians and oatic's, and ,her numerous
and boosted well equipped militia, g not TO be
expected that the governor Of Massachusetts, WI
interfere on behalf Of the owners, to the general
government. Ifurora
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
FRANCISCO MoNrALvo.
.saata ltarthi, 11th Aug. 1915.

To his erccieacy the .7ainirdl Of Jamaica.
The ntentio's of his majesty the king, my
master, with respect to this country, are 10 do as
much as lies in his sovereign power, ter happ-
ness ofhis beloved vassals. As good father be
does no except from this number, 70 those wh0
no longer under the statutes ofSpain, who have
been led astrav more by unavoidable crcirnstan-
ICES, than by inclination which leads all Spani-
ards to love Their king. In the heart ofevery one
OF them, this PRINCIPLE reighs. Convinced of this,
ms majesty has determined to do them all the
good that is compatible with the rights of his
hrone. In pursuance this, and have occupied
almost all the shores of the river Magdalena, do
dec are, that the inhabitants afNew Grenada, as
well as those of the adjoining provinces, may
trade with foreign colonies by means of the port
of s. Martha, subjecting themselves TO the rules
and regulations which are there established
and hereby rendering all merchandise or vessels,
which may trade TO any other port, under whate.
yer preteXt, liable to condemnation, even should
they plead being driven 70 leeward, in currents
Or storps. All this order in my province, and
until The viii ofhis majesty the king my master is
made known, and hope you will have the good
ness TO have this published in The PaoyINCrs
under your command, and that you viii believe
that in taking this step, L have al Ike consulted
the interests of the subiec of his Britannc ma
lesty as well IS those Of the vassals of my soye-
reign.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23

IN with number ofBrit sh men ofwpr, who were
ey POI te, aud IN all inst noes run under our lee
and requested TO send boat OH. board az they
ad inform a. ON from Lord Wellng2oi,'s army.-
T4'S our end his Exceiency the Ambassador
" a.''los TO hear Among the British nen of
wa, vas ihe one commanded BY Captain Dtcres,
oilneny + Cite rie'e, who was remarkably
polite. All the merchantmen lowered their roy-
ais or top gallant sails As wep s.ed.
On our arrival here. The Ouch Admiral shew
CT us every t6nti1n poSsible-offerng to send
4 vessel 10 Antwerp to procure wafer, there beng
none on W;ilcheren. h
We landed our Minister in great style uni err
q salute from THIS ship and The Dutch Admiral,
Yards manned, &c. On his arrival at the Hotel,
the captain and a number of officers called upon
the Munster, who gave an enters ainment
During the passage Mrs. Eusts ueyer ono
complained of md spositlon
YESTERDAY the Ambassador and suite embark
ed on beard the Kings Yacht, accompanied by
Capt Morris, for Rotterdam. On the rrturn Of
capt. VI. winch VIII be in Two or three days, we
shall leave here for the Mediterranean" '.,t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
FFom Ia enL.i,norn pnt-ia,

Ge"ttemen-in your paper of Wednesday last.
perceive an article originally copied from a
Halifax paper, winch makes mention osrny name.
feei somewhat concerned for tbs anglo provin.
cal editor and his CORE. pendent, that they seem
SO i'ttie acquainted with truth. II is noe true
hat was sel2 d by the Alcalde-lt is not true
that there was either a capt Wilkinson or lieut..
Ryan at Carthagena, as late IS Aug. 4. Il IS not
true that was 50 stupid as to address myself to
a Loyallst or Royalist instead of a Patriot be-
SIDES the latter have prompt method Of dispos-
ing of such Of the f,rmer rs come within tner
~tory-It is finally not true that was chained.
or that such a vessel as the ST. Idephonso Law n
he harbor Of Carthagena, and no'Spanish vessels
have entered that harbor, eXcep rs prizes, for
tive years. c. G.. BOERSTLER,
Recently Col. U. S. A.
Baltimore, 1871 SEPT 1915.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23

but capt. Lewis explained the circumstance and
stated 70 him that, had he shown has colors the
event would no. have taken place. he impress
sed 20 men from the Leafnier asd Dolly. and o.
81 ged capt. L. to pay 500 dollars tor the wife ~
the man killed, [quere, whether this wife ever
sot the money 4 and 1909 dollars 20 repair the
damages; but bis conduct was very gentieman
like, considering what had happened!
" The Leander is a fine handsome vessel (; car.
res II eighteen pound carron,des, and two long
brass l2s tie latter transferable, She has sixty
men.
SARATOGA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
PlTrsBURG, Sept. 9.
To the Editor. oc. Ire .lLerc,i,.n.

Detroit, August %, 1915
Underneath you have the substance OF. what has
transpired as vet, at the Indian treaty, which IS
held three niles from this place. rs.''
t,t .Qagt$fs2, 1915.
This day preliminary meeting was held at the
council house, in this city, (Desroit) b. generals
HARRISON and Macarthur, and Mr.. Graham com
Tnssioners Plenlpotertiary on the part of the U.
States, and the chiefs aud warriors Of the prnci.
pal part OF the Wyandpts, Pettowatomies, Chip
Paway and Ottowa nations. sa5t -
Sn6stdace.-General Harrison informed these
chefs and war; ors, that one of the primary ob-
Jecis IN calling them here at this moment, was a
renewal OF Their former peace and friendship to-
wards each other. Other nations, however, be-
ing absent, but very soon expected, it would be
necessary TO aJliourn for their arrival In the
mean time, he requested the chiefs present to in
Vlte their brethe'n, who were now at Maiden, to
attend at the Spring Wells, (three, miles below
THIS toWn) on the 25th inst. to kindle the council
FIRE.
On the 95th, the commissioners met agreeably
TO adjournment 49,
The messenger sent TO Maiden returned for an
swer, " that the message sent was delivered To
the!r. brethren, then in council withlIhe British
commandant, who answered for them SAYING
: mat ms great father, on the other SIDE OF the
great waters, he'd directed him to hold a council
AT mLs Uery time, with his red children, and he
could not think of letting The chiefs then present
attend at the American fire kindled at the Spring
"ells, until his council was over. 1.-THE Young
men, sad he, wish TO go there, they m ght, he
had no objections but the old men and chiefs.
luie Prophet beng among the numher) a,isf not
go ,j9r the bTeSen-fhey must filsten Ae SoLes of
'heir feet 70 the BRITISH shore''
The chiefs, &c. at the Spring Wells. {" eypress-
ed Their sat sfaction this day. at renewal of peace
and friendship between them and the U States :.
and SAID that they were naked and very hungry !;
and hoped that their fathers, the commissioners,
would give them plenty of every thing, partcu.
larly bread, meat and ,aldskse9."
The nations absent On the 22d inst have not
vet arrived.
Council adjourned, to meet on the 2sth in
slant
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the sea like a gull and seemingly with as mu.S

the sea ikea gull, ana seemingly with as mu:.i
ease.
Il never had SO much sea since have been in
operation as yesterday, and although there wa;
never single doubt on my mind with regard TO
Or sing the Atlantic with a steam boat with safe.
y and ca e, consider yesterdays passage fur
her confirmation of INV opinion, and indeed 7
consider il almost an experiment.
am SATISFIED that steam boat o. the length of
the Fulton, drawng 8 or feet, will scul better
ihan amy other vessel IN gale of wind. and that
Der engint NAV at all times be kept IN operation.
without beng interrupted by the SWELL whether
great or small
am, very respectfully, yours, &c
ELIHU S. BUNKER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-23
Communicated for tie frcemaa's Journal

SANTA MAHrHA, Aug IS, 1915.
~ his ErceiieHcy the Governor II ST. Jogo de
CUGa.
You will herewith find copy of an order da-
ted 18th inst. which addressed to the admiral
OF IT, b. majes'y's forces, and TO the general IN
chef oftlie land troops
AS the object Of said step, which necessity has
imposed on me, IS to procure provisions in St.
NIaT'h'' Tor the maintenance Of the army, it IS
necessary that it may have the desired eaact 70
have this notice generally known. For this rea.
son, and as We start Tomorrow morning TO be.
siege Carthsgena, and therefore not able 20 for.
ward copies ofths order to places where should
wish, DO 1t TO you alone, tlat you may have II
published IN some newspaper Of your CITY, and
that you may have The goodness to forward Il {,
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0dyntaut g INSPECTOR Generals Mice,
,Se3teBiJefs Z, 1915.

GENEWAL OKDER.
The several Laws and Articles Of War rele-
tive 10 brevet rank, having been duly considered
by the President of the United S,a es he is pleas
el to direct, for the future government of the
army; that commissions N The staff shall confer
neither rank nor emoument to officers of he line
who hold brevets ~ virtue Of appointments IN
the general staff of he army, which are suspend
ed by the act of March 8, 1915.
BY order, -. PARKER,
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