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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14

Ysy.iE Subscriber, the only surviving partner OF
K the late firm OF William Brown * Co hereby
gives Notice, That he has empowered Samuel Renl
and Archibald Robertson to collect the debts due
to the sad firm, at Otter Mills, Lynchburg s. ar
rninster-and has also empowered David Niceinbot-
ham and William Barrett, TO collect the debts nj
Milton and Richmond All those indebted are re-
quested Ia make payment before the LIST January
next, falling which, suit will he brought
BOYD MILLER.
Richmond, Nov. 90, 1915 Cost
FsTHE SUBSCRIBER has rented the brick lurn-
a Der house IN the BASIN, opposite to his Coal
yard, one half OF which being sufficient for his use
he viii rent the other half on reasonable terms
lie will be glad to receive storage at the Gus
tonary rates, country produce, and goods of any
kIu'-He begs leave TO make tender Of his SER
vices 10 his friends and the public in the Coinmiss-
on Line.
DANIEL TRIPLETT.
October H. A6-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-12-14

0'1 ne Sn1jecf Of OnchGrEeTsH Banks,
BY nIsINrEIEsTzD cITIZEv.
No NJ.
TIE EsAs IF Uhckartercd BANKING Esta5Est
f.eUfs.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
NOTICE.

| IN pursuance Of a decree from tne Esahe
| the Chancellor of Maryland, the SUB
crber will sell at public sale, at Me-
Troy, near Piscataway, on FRIDAY,
lie first day of September next, all the
light, title and interest of the late NJ
holas Blackloek, in and to the following
tracts of Land, for the purpose Of es-i
getting partition among his representa-
ives.
One parcel of Land, lying in Charles
county, adjoining the lands of John E.
Ford and Philip ]. Ford, Esq. containing
,bout 10000 acres, mostlyia wood and
within few miles of Piscataway creek.
One other Tract, on Mattawoman
swamp, supposed to contain lts acres,
mostly bottom land, rich & productive.
One other Tract of Land, in Prince
Georges county, Oh the road leading
from Piscattaway to Port Tobacco, on
Mattawonan Swamp, containing about
500 acres, great part OF which, at
small expence, would produce excellent
|timothy--the upland we'll adapted to the
use of clover and plaster.
One other Tract, in Prince Georges,
adjoining the lands Of Leonard Town
send, on Mattawoman Swamp, contain
ing about $50 acres. All Of the above
lands are we'll watered and the situations
healthy. A more particular description
lis deemed unnecessary, presuming those
wishing to purchase viii first view tie
lands, which will at any time be shewn
on application to n. F. Blackjack, rs-
siding on part Of the land near fiscata-
way.
The above lands will be sold in lots to
suit purchasers. The terms of sale are a
credit Of twelve months to the purchasers
on his giving bond with approved securi-
|ty with interest from the day of sale-and
on the sale being ratified by the chancsl-
lor, and On the payment of the whole
purchase money being made, and not be-
fore, the trustee, by good 4 sufficientdeed
will convey tothe respective purchasers
the property by them bought free, clear,
and discharged, from all claims of the re-
representatives. of the said Nicholas Black
lock, and those claiming by from or UNI
der them or either of them.
Possession nav be lad by the purcha-
ser on the 10th day of January next, and
Iof seeding grain this fall will be allowed.
THOMAS MUNDELL, Trustee.
Prince Geo. Cy. Md. July 81. cots.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

ASsraes q ietterfrom an Officer in TIE
30. squadron, to his friend in New
ie's, dated Day Of Gibraltar, June
We have heard various news Of the
.-say; but rave ascertained pretty GER
.'..., nat ne IS now at Cape de Sal.
' '',',S Tor the remainder OF the sum Of
, ss~p''e@ demanded of the Spanis., Co
:. "aehf, aAica has been partly paid
.o,% s 4 IS calm now--bpt it tie wind
a., - Up, we snail expect to find the
AND NJ N'-aorr,,r. Rislosce Is 5 !tisates
10 sop.e sa;a.i erAit.D
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

s 80. --CEannneas CRIES again
fa'' s,., 4 az. We swear it - The
S beat aafi silence was restored J.
Yca. sslaisss Vi the national guard
!. p..is. - ear ..os to suffer the enemy to
= asi.a.e sva;n TIE capital Of the great n Ia,
l;,a: it's to yoar yaloar that l shah
csaadeit," :, :.
.,r:es &c .fe swear It ~ we're re-
....e,Ia Thousand and thousand times.
Aud y9a. soldiers Of the Imaeiri.ai
,7,sg,:. gea sesar to surpass Yourselves 20
-bs carr ara tss,at Is about to ofen, and
n de all 81 yoa rather taaa suffer for
ri .pers s.eeoale and dicste laws to the
copatry."
Tae acc'amations, tie shouts. of" We
s,,car il " resaeHdesl again, and were
r. ,eatesl tf,rpagl.ci. the whole extent Of
Re Champ lie Mars.
Tie ty.,..s, amounting to near $4,000
msa. O.: wlto.n sf,asl3 we've national
o,,aril-, dedsel bei.@e his Majesty.
sIr,st.ig :. WE l's npereuri' and a.
& pd3t lie aSclainatiaas of an immense
e,llcasrse 81 people, which covered TIC
hiisos tie ifaaalnde Mas to the Seine.
The Erngeror afterwards returned to
t.e apsFtaents af tie Military Schoni,
f.toaseSi ceuwi through stitch pas
ssge g.ald scare ' be opened for mar.
iic.poaa:e,! ais Carriage and retaruea
tsths fat.:.Ieries WITH the. saire posses
Sra ssh,ch accompanied llp, goiag.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

Departed this life yesterday, in tn
5eth year ofhis as e, Mr.. Richard Walsa ,
a native of Ireland and for number OF
years arespectable resident of this town.
His friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend his funesal this
morning at nine O'Clock, from the resi-
dence OF Mr.. John A. Stewast, on Prince
street, three doors above the corner OF
RoYa, street.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
|ledged for holding Michilimackinac con-
trary to treaty is, that we hold some post
IT. tie Flolidas to which Britain lays claim.
LANcAsTRIAN SCHOOL.

a
Entract Of letter from Doctor Daniel
Draaoe* of Cincinnati, Ohio, dated
Meg 2, 1915.
{: Our Lancastrian Seminary was O.
& pened two weeks ago. We expect
{. ed. about 800 scholars the first
g quarter; but, before the expiration
& of one weak, the number exceeded
s four hundred, when the room be-
$. ing filed, no more we're admitted
:. More than fifty children have, I sup
$ ppse, been rejected"
Dr.. DRAKE is one Of the few who
love Knowledge for its own sake. lie is
now about publishing volume, entitled
Picture o. Cincinnati, which it is be-
iieyed, viii certain much more valuable
geological, botanical, sc. information
than has hitherto f;sen given to the pub
lie relative to the interesting western
country, winch is even new in many res
poets Terra f7seognito.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

Baltimore, z; Dolphip, Hoyt, Stamford
26; Eliza, Street, NeW-Haven, q.
Arrived at st. Barts, on the 9th July
brig Dove, Borowdaie, 81 days from AleA'
andria.
Schrs. Colin Clark, Boorman, tr. New.
bern, Ann Maria, from Fredsrlcks-
burg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
l hn,ty Dollars Reward.

MAN AWAY from the Subscriber
IA in Washington. on the 25th July.
a negro man, named NATHAN, twenty
three or four years Old had on when he
eloped, blue ever jacket with white Ii
zen pantaloons, and a new furred hat (;
it is probable lie may change his clothing
having taken others viii Liza. I have
reason to believe he is in Alexandra, Or
some other part Of dis District. | will
give, if apprehended in the District, and
secured in any jail so that get him a.
gain, Twenty Dollars, and if taken out
Of the District, the above.
Walter II. Jenniftr.
JULY 81. .eotf.
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Circulating Ilbra".y,
TAIAs1x-SgREE1, -4L1134lt12iA,

~ ME proprietor has lately added up
3 w.m'9 Of o2a faisa'.2a foi4nes 10
~ Li6ra.s, a.nons 'slica are tie follow
ing, viz.
Magic Of Wealth, Recluse of Norway,
Wavcrly. Augusta. hlyondoson, Kica-
;.a.c, Aider:,ap and Fer, CoEscr:at,
Congtant;a, lean Of Colerain, English
xii Bias, George Maitland, Frank Ham
:nond, MRS. Belamy's Life, E volumes /:
High Lie. ENHANCEMENT. Iulia, Favor
tie OF Fortune, innocent nuEei er, oa4ue-
lima Of Olzeburg, Lauretta, Retaliation,
Simple Narrative, S lmmsr by the Sea.
British keclnse, Frankly's Families,
World as It goes, Mental Pleasures, &c.
&c. &C.
go Terms as usual,
Conrad ulster Shutz.
july 81, costs
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

'o''r TO @ .a!erenot('s Ro:sse IN this city,
acta,i

'"''r to O &iercrpt(|e hc:sse IN tins city,
lf,ta.l
= i1vESpenL 97'a MAY, lSli.
!. .eaa'ien'en--We have great ls't;. 're
a,.1a'aoTTius you, Dist, that part nj the
ss9 Sselis,aens es ca Nav. as FAR as
!. .,'e't> tobacco. is rendered connicteiy
!, shse Nv anothay act d parliament,
"Ssfo tobacco oely. waich tloes a.
re var ha-y on i, ,,t.t itbe reported
: !, =. t''.nS i ma hence il stands up-
=, - ,'rnsr feafjgs as respects AGevi-
s ,,s@ british shins the difference ~
:. Ia vir cifcnlar es 18th inst. acts
q''n0 Urly. Same sweet -four has
,r. I'D atSls Der Dbl. IN bond, anu
y, @''F has heea sod at 2As. boad.
t.a 9sF be oupted lod Ter ID. hig her
: '9r circular If 18th.
'tSst.aiiv. yoar aod-t sery't<,
WI. &JAS. BROWN.
Fee. GG@.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

VI Nbw-Yopx. July &c.
w., yAe vs. eonsersed with an intel
',a,p sss Of tie aymy fran SacketiS
Ter I,, WIG lnsor'as us that British Ut
s;e.,.ys yieem Kingston. stated the de-
rA;,,a ''r a general Roh;aS. 10 hold
i.ee,' sA'i'ac. Two battalions, lie
y. - = sfderedrp togarrison that fort.
--',-.l-.a that tie easuse al
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
faith ul ac;tness uill net lie; but a falls
,citsaess nil after hes"
Philadelphia Gazette.

N gHgL ss
5
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.
ENTERED.
Ship Holefern, Wood, Boston.
Schr, Two Sisters, Boothe, Bermu-
|da.
Schr. Washington, Howes, Boston.
sloop Liberty, Latham, Norwich.
Schr. Franklin, Lewis, n. York.
- Caroline, Mills, Philadelphia.
-- Arinist;ce, Weeks, Portland,
49, Tom, Bluat, Cuba.
Arrived, brig presage, A. NJ. Rose
DAYS from MADEIRA with wines, to Mess.
Bowie ard Kurtz and Mess. w, 4 c..
Saith OF Georgetoa n-Left Aadeil a2lst
'June in company with brig Superior,
,speuce, Of Philadelphia for the Cape de
verds-schr. Industry, J. Easton, OF
New port, r. /. for Charleston, S c.
Spoke @oins in, ship Recovery, Arnold,
go days from Philadelphia.
July IS, lat. SO, 20 n. long. 67, 90 w.
spoke brig Juno, 8 days from n. 7. bound
10 Turks Island.
July Is, lat, So, long. &c, so, spoke
! English lbfig Eagle, 9 days floGl VII
min@ton bound to Bermuda.
| 5aly Il, lat.5l, 50, long. rs, SO, spoke
/ schr. Louisa from Alexandria, 8 days
cut bould to ST. Barthelomews.
july l8, lat. ca, long. 10, spike slip
lGlobe, 6 days trorn Baltimore bound to
Guadalon}e.
July g, lat. 81, Al, long 20, 90, saw
TIE lore deck Of new schooner that al
Feared to have been recently wrecked.
| jaiT 23, Cape Henry bearing west 6
miles, spike The e. s. schr. Hornet, 1t.
/ Page from WASHINGTON bound to Doston
- eft at Madeira June eist, slip At
ljantic, ). Woodward. OF Philadelphia Tor
i .ieEesisse. III two davs-.brig Nanderer.
INeWcomh, from Alexandria, fer Cadiz
iog Liscou. next day--E,ig Othclto, Whit
| Inc, cf NJ York from GeorgetowD, S. c.
,,'tir Catji., nest day brig Prince Eugene.
sVadsworth from s,avanna., Guarantin-
ed in consequence Of !iay,ing sick man
On board-sctir. Richmond Packet, !. II.
Lewis, from Savannah. d;Schaiging two
sther American vessel. names not recol-
Ilected. The ship Raid Joseph lsickolls
from Alexan'iria, a!iIveu st Madeira ihe
18TH JuHe, AID sailed SANE aay ivr Rlo
de janeiro.
Arrived sehr. F2ir-tne'ican, canta!n
Thomas ':'oWin., 13.days trolp Cape Hen
Try, :. ayti-- Co!tee-~-Dayid Ross.
Left at Cape Henry sc!.oone: N:obe,
BIackwood, nrastei for fIew-Dc!esns 10
/! ) or Z days; sc!,@. Eagle, Iauiels, o:
Georgetown for st. Thoinaa's in 8 OF (
days zig Ranger, capt. Naep for Phi
i@dsjphia, ir % days, and several other
vessels na:aes not recollected.
Smoke July II, scnr. Washington Of
Baltimore, out u days, lat. q, long. rs,
IL, bound to St Jago de Cuba.
Markets dull, produce very high
-four FROM 50 20 70 lQ--Cofce from IL!
lto;i2 dollars. Sugar very high and
iScarce.
{ thagen;an privateers were hume
,r''s cf tle,e aad boarded ard robbed al
Ino,t every vessel they fell il with. Capt,
IoWiil was robbed By one OF them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
Twenty Dollars keward.


WE7AS STOLEN out of the Stable of
w the Subscriber, on Cedar Run.
Prince William County, Va. on Tuesday
night the s5th inst stout cay MARE
MULE, with remarkable large belly,
and small bit cut OF of one of her ears.
Tile thief was pursued with the Mule
to Alexandria. / will give the above re-
ward for the thief and Mule, or Ten DOL
lars for the Mule. Any person hearing
of the Mule, will confer particular ia
vor on me, by writing me, aud directing
the letter to Barron's Post Office, On Ce-
Oar Run, Va.
John Fltzhugh.
July 81. At"
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, Juls 81.

Essorts tsror lie Fort Of .f'eaendria, to
isseisn P6r's, from tie ist Of Gpril, tc
tie sea. Of g'ssas, 1915.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

kaX The Sioop EDWdRD,
$780, Capt. COLLINS, will take freight
of few hundred barrels to Neao- York,
if immediate application is made to the
Master on board or
adams, Herbert e Co.
July 90.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
Public Sale.

VIII be added to next Tuesdays Sales,
Cases ladies' Silk, Kid and Morocco
New-Yo rk Shoes,
Misses do. do. do.
Childrens Morocco, do.
Gentlelnens Morocco and Leather
Pumps,
And one case Russia Duck Trousers
p. G. Marstelter.
July e9.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
Charleston, Jetlg 90.

Ar. ship Adriaana, Fate, Havana 9
days. Sugar and Coffee. June Is, off
the Double Headed Shot, spoke schr.
Five Sisters, irom Bermuda bound to
Havana. Sugar, at Havana, $40; COT
lee, iguln II IL IL, botil on tie rise.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31

70 toe politeness OF a merchant OF
mis- place, we are indebted for the fol-
as'ng list Of prices Of american pro-
d4es at Martinieue ON the 9Th last.
. dolls. per DBL. for superfne -four war
raated fresh.
; do. fa7 ine do. do.
5 go, for kerrinss.
4 81. far Shad.
IS do. .or Reef.
I eeats per 10. for Soap.
dollars ger cwt. for Cod iish
Z. cents per D., for Spermaceti Candles.
% DO Tor MealtI.
u coils. per crt. for Tobacco.
Il esats IL. Cor Hams.
? dolls. cat. Tor Rico.
fayaSIs in Sugars at SO per cwt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
Sale by Auction.

On TUESDAY, first August,
At 10 o'clock, will be sold, at Ramsay's
wharf,
xkN Tile tast sailins Schooner
80 CLIPPER,
About one year old, burthcn IS SIS
95ths tons, Or about 500 barrels, and
well found in every respect. She will
be sold on credit Of g and 4 months,
for approved endorsed negotiable notes.
Griffith ond Brazcxer.
Tu1v c1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-07-31
BOARDING..

MFRS. EvELITH is DESTROYS of hav-
lyk ing five or six additional genteel
BOARDsRS.
Her residence is ON Prince-street, a
small distance west the Potomac Bank,
and next door to Mr.. 2. Saulders-it is
airy and comfortable.
July 81. ct.
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The Modern Lay-preacher.
No. VIZ.
Proverbs.

lNe ao0rds II a 1als-5earsr are rs
sccts1.s.S."
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Havana. Sugar, at Havana, $40; cot-
ice, igoln II IL IL, botl on tie Use.
NORFOLK, July IS.
BY the arrival Of vesse! at Elizabeth
| City. ii. short passage from Hayti, we
learn, verbally, that the army sent out
from Spain to oppose the Patriots, had
taken Carthasepa after short seige, and
that the Patriot army was totally dispers-
ed; the troops as we'll as the inl abitants
generally who had embraced the cause
lof the PARROTS, had fed in all directions !;
numbers had taken shipping for New
IUrIeans.
In Hampton Roads, bound to City Point.
sohr. Humming Bird, M'Cullum, Il
DAYS from st. Bartholemews-sugar,
coffee and molasses-July G2, in lat. 81.
is, long. y, AZ, spoke sloop Frolic, tr.
Philadel phia bound to Port au Prince.
LAST Of vessels left at st. Barts, by capt.
.N'(ul.am.
Brig Fame, Falch, for Newburyrort
lin l2 days; Greyhound, Williams, ha't-
ford, 10; Rambler, Pope, Wells, {:
Franklin, Tallnlan, Bath, 8; Swift. iii
ton. Wiscassett, II; Betsey, Goomos:
Wiscassett, ls; Recompense, Pearce,
Haddam, Ia James, Scott, Ne"bern,
Is; schrs. Return, Medcait, y. I. 4;
Linnet, Tyler, Newborn, 10, Liberty.
IArnuell, eNew-York, uncertain; Veal
thy, Darrell, Norwich, do. Pau!ina, Jet
Herds. Kennebunk, 10; Flying Fish:
Peace, n. Y. IL; Essex, Falsh, Ncwbu-
|ryport, Is; Gen. Taylor, Watkins, Nor
folk, ll;-sloops, Hornet, Reynolds.
N. Haven, uncertain ; experiment, Rich:
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PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Ship Holefern, Wood, Boston.
Schr, Two Sisters, Boothe, Bermu-
J a
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schr. Washington, Howes, Boston.
sloop Liberty, Latham, Norwich.
Schr. Franklin, Lewis, n. York.
Caroline, Mills, Philadelphia.
49, Arinist;ce, Weeks, Portland,
Tom, Elunt, Cuba.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

copied zuch terms ss E0sla,d w-s pleased 10
grant her. lie then assumed text, not a
sentence OF The scripture, but these words,
viz. I" The Cccasicn," which he divided into
number of points, and among the positions
advanced were ihese--that we had lost in this
upjus, war 10000 ncn--tbss We had impov-
erished our couniry-that We could not get
men or money--that our government had
coonived with Bonaparie--that now We had
DC 'cs, England and America would Join in
mnssions--and that he felt gloom and sor-
low on bis mind, TO think that the people
would Continue the wicked conductors Of the
wsr in office.
This was the subsistence Of sermon which
republicans were Goomed 10 hear, ,andin which
not word was lisped 10 commcndation CT
government. The pious priest had forgot
ten the proposal by our government OF an ar
mistice and settlement, within two months
after the declaration of war. He had forget
ten with what alacri,y the President accepted
the offer of the Russian mediation. Nay,the
whole history of heroic exploits, which have
raised and ennobied the American character,
were forgo,ten and the great and good men
who have spent the midnight lamp in con-
irving schemes for our rescue and our hon.
or, were repaid by this ungratetul priest with
contumelious reproach.
A soul that could not be warned by deeds
Of martial glory, deserves the pity OF man
kind but the peoples conduct shed an aw-
full gloom on the mind Of tho Parson -
Should that gloom continue until the renova-
ton Of Federalism, we fear the humble fol-
lowers of the Parson will have lasting cause
of sorrbw. wr 8s
But have we not already assigned satisfac.
tory reasons for our conduct We have re.
cciyed insulta from the man whose duty it
was TO allay the asperities which distract So
cie,y. We have borne them with patience
bot we could bear them no longer We do
not rotor, his conductive leave him 10 re-
fleet a, leisure upon the course he has taken.
With our determination We are conscience
ousIy satisfied. LEGION, for zpe are many.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05
From tie Retu6hcan Reyold.

To BRIToNs-On the 9th Of Ap.il last,
your guard, at Dortmoor prison, in cold blood
and without provocaiion, murdered and woun-
ded 67 American prisoners. Had these cap
tives held arms in their hands instead of
chains uton them, The whole population Of the
south of England not have saved your tower
from escalade or conld your London from
flames. The same number of men but 8
months before on the shores of the Mississippi
made but breakfast spell of 10000 of your
best Peninsula troops.
lit appears your guard began their fire with
reluctance. This tai diness did them honor
They ought to have maintained it, and braved
any consequence.
Your government must wipe away this ma.
tional s,ain-Captain Shorthand must be pun
ished-The families Of the killed some way
soo,hed, and the wounded noticed. The
American people are injured and the British
nation must apologize.
This atrocious transaction has thrown the
two nations wider asunder than the 80 months
war
A Jury Of English Tinkers and Weavers it
seems brough, in report of Justfadle
Homicide In their wisdom they nigh have
called il n,eriforious murder. Rest assured
the indignant world has already promulgated
very different verdict--namey base, ma
lcious and coward,y assassination.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

les haze ajosnsd their pages nilh IT. ~ be D.
iiiui examples Of moral b!imiiy !; as for in
stance, Tie rttuaerof Crsar 10 a Pilot, who
was afraid TO embark iili him in siorm -
Quid Hmes , Cesarfm peHis." This pas
sage, TOO, from AkeDs;de's Pleasures Of The
Imagination, is Justly celebrated ty men Of
&c fine meOt and taste.
:" Look then sbrcsd thioueh nature, 10 tie r.r.e
OF planets. suns ard sdam an,ine sr here's
Weeiirg unshsken through the void immense;
And speak o man does this capacious scene,
With half that kindling majesty dilate,
Thy strange conception, AS vi hen Brutus rose,
Nefulgent from the stroke OF C1sars fate,
Amid the Crowd Of Patriots snd his arm
Aloft extending, like eternal Joyc,
When guilt brings down the tlunder, called aloud
On Tully's name, and shook his crimson steel,
And babe the father of his country hail! y
for 10 the ,yrant PROSTATE OH the dust;
And Rome again is free"
But can any thing be more lofty, end touch
with more thrilling pogpancy The fine feel
IDgs oil the human heart, than The scene which
took place at Muse. Here formidable lorco
was collected 10 oppose-to annihilate one
man, as the head of little, but determined
band. Both armies are in sight Of each other,
and-bo,h prepared for action. In this solemn
and awful pause, small open carrisge is seen
10 approach from the lines of the feeble. /.
must be herald 10 imp!ore peace, and sur
render their leader. A man arises with arms
extended as Tor an affectio embrace, and
with loud voice, Interrupts this stiffness Of
the sombs. {" Soldiers will you murder yo0c
general him who has so often led you TO VIC
toiy--who has eleyatedthe des,inies of France,
and crowned her with undying wreathes of
glory" lis the voice Of the hero Of Lodi
OF Marcngo, OF Austerli,z and CT 1'ilsii. I'm
mediately thousands OF &C elanais IS rend tho
skies" away with the BouIbons, long live
our iliust,iou, emperor"