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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05
From the Boston Yankee.
DREADFUL ODDS!


-Four hundred thousand men, being ell The
disposable force Of England, and Of all the
eop,ine ntal powers combined, and led on by
the best generals Of The age, with every cost
" apparatus of war that art could invent, or
money purchase, arc now marching On a-
eainst ONE Gtfie man ! Or, if you please,
look at the picture in another light and say
there is one little nan, who according 10 the
British newspapers, is monster OF inquiry,
hated by every man, woman and child IN
France, and accord ding to PAclrIcNs LowtH,
has no talents for war or government, whois
marching against this immense allied army,
which for numbers, has no parallel in history,
excepting that Of Xerxes. This is indeed
one Of the most interesting scenes ever eg-
hibited on the theatre Of human actions. IL
is no wander the powers of Europe hate this
wonderful man, for he chills then with ter
ror !; while ell their systems OF nonssrac
,remble at his frowp. Blu, why shcnld "a
mcricans hate him, or fear him /! The ins,i-
tu,ions Of our country canno, be shaken by
public opinion, or demolished BY the arms of
Bunapsrte. Ii is natural for US 10 wish sue
cess 10 the individusl who appears to US 10 be
persesu,ed. The people OF America ve'y
universally wish freedom and happiness tn
the French nation and that Napoleon may
drive back his enemies, because they know
him TO be their legitimate king, while Louis
the XVIII is the PRErENpEn.
Our government will doubtless maintain q
strict impa,i!ai;;y, in regard TO the French
and English bu, France may rest assured
that the wishes of The whole population of
Ameriea, few Tories excepted, arc io1
:beir ireedop, glory and everlasting hspp'-
ness-This is according TO the feelings at
the hurnsn beart--when we see SIR n'e'i toy
iag to kill one, we naturally wish we'll to ihst
sRe and III 10 the bali dozen assass!ns.
a society of disbanded oHcers hes been
nrrrnized in New-York. Of which Gen. Boyd
is President. Another is established in Pail
adelphio, Col. WIN. y Irvine President
The name adopted by the las, { Tie BFLIsA-
R,aS Socfsry) Is criressive--und very hoi.'-
cd--5ut whether appropriate oT net we viii
not al present ssy.--B Boston YG.kes.
\ new Pos, Office is 20 be e-ec,r1 IN Son-
den --es,ima,sd erss sOo.oCH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

his dying breath ne commended his soul to
hls Crsl,or, and his cause 10 his country.
Ny hi, praysr asceai to Heaven and be ac-
cepted B.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05
DARTMOOR I!

Since sinking Of vessels Of war is found to
be the best means os nreserping them, the
British board Of admiralty have a consolation
in knowing that they have lost hb, little in
the late contest With America as to frigstcs
AID sloops Of var the Gaersicre, and lava,
and half dozen others, mus, be in a high
state Of keeping at prescat .---BsH. Par.
---.o---- .
A Spanish fleet Of eleven sail, full Of troops,
w'- s,,kcn with OF Cusracss, Nay is, des.
tloea to. CarhiGc ns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

\ new Post. Office 40 be e-ee,r1 IN Son
den --e.,ima,sd evsl s0o.oC1l.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Advertisement.
June IL.

IN obedience to an order Of the Cotri
IL tyCourt Of Fairfax,we will, on Mon
day the 2sth day Of August next,procesd
to sell to the highest bidder, all that par.
ell on tract of land, (now occupied by;
and in the possession of Thomas Ogden
Of Thomas). belonging to the represents
tives of the late John Allison, sen. de-
ceased. This tract is believed to contain
between 60 ana 100 acres, tolerably we'll
watered. with a good proportion in wood,
bounded by Ravensworth, and the lands
of William Cash, sen. Zachaftah Ward
and W. II. Foote, ESQ. and about sever
miles from Alexandria, farther descrips
ton is thought unnecessary, as it is pre-
sumed any person inclined to purchase
would view the premises. which will be-
shewn on application to the tenant Thos
Ogden OF Thomas.-1he terms will be
one third cash, and bonds with approved
security for the balance PAYABLE in IL e
Is months.--Ihe sale to take place Oh
the premises and will commence at Il
O'Clock, at which time and place due ats,
tendance will be given by The
Commissioners.
July 81. 2aw4w.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria,
Fairfax-street,
sAS lately received general as
RI sortment of Drugs, Medicines,
Shop Furniture, Vials, Dye Stufs, &c.
and is in daily expectation Of very ex-
teiisive supplys which was selected from
Che latest importa;ions, and will warrant
them to be pure and genuine, and the
prices a. low as they cen be purchased
(of equal quality in the district. A
good credit given to physicians and mer-
chants in the country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care d atten-
tion--Country produce will be received
at the highest cash price in payment for
Medicines.
| have 5000 VT. Of the first quality
Logscood on hand at a reduced price.
July 27.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Public Sale.

ON Saturday the Cd day Of September
next, at1l o'clock on the premises, will
be sold.
One hundred S thirty-three
acres of Land, divided into lots Of ten
acres each, situate at the intersection of
the Leesbarg Road; part Of the property
now in possession of Mr.. March. The
terms will be made known at the place
of sale.
DANIEL F. DULANY. I T.,s.oos
WIN. HERBERT, jun.
August 10. IS.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Joseph Spear,

Cd RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends
Ia, aud the Public, that he continues
to carry on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches on Roal-
Street, near the Market, and has OF hand
some we'll made FCRNTTURE. And, also
informs the Public that he has got a new
HEARSE, and stock to make COFElNS
# called for. Ee also makes and repairs
sOpHAS and every kind Of CHAIRS on
the shortest notices
Feb. IS,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Rippon Lodge,

Containing from 700 to 800 acres on Po-
tomac River, about 5 miles from Dum-
fries and go from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass.
The improvements are dwelling house.
in coed repair containing six rooms, a
kitchen, laundry. stables and otl.er ne
cessary house. The extensive n,arshes
nov nearly cry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most fattering
prospect OF. rendering this a valuable
farm By an inconsiderabIa devotion of la.
boar. For terms apply to the subscriber
Or to .ha5tet Herbert, ESQ. ofAIexandria.
John A Washington,
Near Charlestown, Jefferson County, Va.
June IA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
Jefferson Land for Sale.
July 81.

A BOUT 89e Acres in the county of
N Jefferson and State OF Virginia, OF
the road leading from Winchester to
Baltimore, II miles from the former, II
from }Iarper's Ferry and 6 from Charles
town-60 miles from Alexandria. George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are i new brick house, 9
stories high, a barn 4c feet square, sta
bic. &c.
The soil is of the very fist quality,
well adapted to the growth Of timothy,
clover and every species of grain-More
than half Of the land is covered with tim.
ser Of the best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
e. A FACT
TFORTHY OF NOTICE.

ESIIERE is now to be fOuud at our
Il Grocery Store, corner OF Rriilge
and High streets, as.large and extensive
an assortment Of CHOICE GOODS in
our line, as can be met with in any store
in the U. States, which will be disposed
Off wholesale and retail on pleasing
terms. Those persons of the District who
have not yet been supplied b, US, vii be
so kind as to view and judge faf them
seives--personal CATS are what we most
wish to encourages in our friends and GUS
toners.
We have just landed from sundry yes
sells from n. York, Philadelphia, and Bal
tlmore,
So boxes laquered boxes, con-
tanning Y. Hyson& Inperia! Teas OF
fine Glality, elegant and suitable fer
families
chests and boxes retailing Young Hy-
son do.
6 bids. New-OrleaDs and Muscovado
Sugar
A quantity of loaf and lump do.
25 hbs. old Nhiskey and Peach Bran
dy, warranted several years old, and
superior to any in this market
90 kegs small twist Chewing Tobacco,
(common)
10 kegs large aud small Go. OF very SUI
pelior quality. and worthy the at
tention of those fond of the article
doz. bottles Loril!ard's best Maccaboy
SMUT in pound and half pound bot
500 papers chewing do. cut and consi-
sidered superior to twist ;; trial,
however, will best convince
a5 kegs ( sHa'l) CARROTS best Scotch
6 doz. best Wine Dittcrs
70 do. sparkling Champagne
5 do. pots French Mustard (Demaille)
case Sugar Candy
do. fresh Madeira Citron
10 bags Ileavy black Pepper
Fine Anp!as, Lemons and Lines fresh,
Fresh Tamarinds III kegs
A few rounds fresh Nutlnegs
10 Pate DE Grasse Cheese FROM Hol-
land, very fine quality
10 dpz. transparent soap, ior ladies use
case pearl ash
A few doz sacked Salmon. very fine
S cases first rate Spanish Cigars
2 deg. small hair sifters
SEQ empty dcnijehns, three sizes
$500 corks for do.
geo patent spicahett and facets
10 dog. do gInlblets.
An invoice Of glass and crockery ware,
VIZ. wines, enblets, tumbIers, 60. alss
dinner sets OF Elegant Liverpoo ware
which, with that row open, makes tie
r'ost elegant assortment cI these articles
III this District.
Hyatt & Wilson.
EpOroetDyy1 Aur O. tx
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
thirty Dollars Reward.

~ Az AWAY from the Subscriber
~ N Washington, an the 25th July,
assro man, names! NATHAN, twenty
-. Or four years cid: had On when he
-. vyeu' a blue over jacket with whilc Ii
- ~ @a'alooas. aid new furred hat ;
H., ~ gr''aole he may change his clothing
rs,' s aNea otl,eis with hin. ! have
@soh 10 believe he is IN Alexandria, or
~. "e o'ier part 5f tbs District. / will
s.e. alRreheuded In the District. and
s,;a s - IN any Jail so that ! get him a.
H. twenty Doiiars, aud if taken out
"1e District, tee above.
), " alter III. Jennifer.
ny 81. eotf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
A great bargain.


| will Seii, for the bensit of my Son. ','le
following valuable PROPERTY, Viz.
oN acres valuable Land, on
the coax swamp, lieing one & half
miles from Charlotte Hall. This land
hasoeen iound from experience as healthy
sa'uatlon as any part of Maryland: it
SSlthln 50 Yards of the door remark
asane spring noted by travellers Sethers
e@ equal to asy water in America, it
aEeil timbered and watered, some va
Isaoe swamp land, good Dwelling
i0ase, Kitchen, Barn, &c. &c.
ALSO.
Sae hundred and ffty-fve Acres of va
eao'e LAND, near Bryan Town,
Iaarles County. Md. There is on each
"u'ase Plantations good Orchard, &c.
ALSO,
imil sell or hire 81 valuable NEGROES.
~. SsEsai; will be given for a greater part
%@e purchase money so as to SUIT pur-
S'aSers, BY giving bond and sec1ritv-
NysSsSeSslon given at the end of the year.
!. lie above land is not sold b. the last
Oh September, ii will be [. remit
S a' feat my plantation on Wecomios
, %@ 10 2 good tenant. for a term of
s0a Aiarther description Is deemed
,rr.1sSessaFy as purchasers can view the
Aasuste. aasst.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
CAFES AT VENDUE,:

!. ,-,,r,, Tuesday and Friday,
N e. WILL BE SOLD,
!. yepdue Store, corner OF Prince
ttiS and Water Streets,
a VARIETY OF
NJ, Goods, Groceries, &c.
. p liars of which viii be expressed IN
the bills Of the day:
- Allkiad of goods which are on
s. ,.t;;,n and tas prices Of which are
sn als;sSea. can at any time be viewed
' 8 ,nrclased at tie lowest limitation
pl priSsS' P. G. MaRsTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
NOTICE

BY virtue ola deed Of Trust from Chas.
L. hewitt to the subscriber, will be ex.
posed to sale at public auction on sa,
tnrday the seth day of August next
for Cash,
A piece Of Ground with
the buildings thereon, situated On the
south side of Queen street l1o feet 4 in
ches to the eastward Of Fairfax street.
One other Lot Of Ground
lying upon the north side of Duke street
and to the westward of Fayette street,
fronting 26 feet upon Duke street and
running back 100 feet to 10 feet alley,
upon this ground is erected convenient
two story brick dwelling house with back
buildings, the sale to be on the premises.
At the same time and last place mem
toned will be sold small tract of Land
lying in Fairfax county, containing about
u acres, Known by the name of the
Bloomfield Farm--Terms will be made
known at the time of sale.
n. Herbert.
Adgusi l is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
1876
FOR REM =

FOX KEN J
The STORE HOUSE lately occupied
BY Mr.. Rhodes, nearly adjacent to my
dwelling on Prince-street.
John G. Ladd
lure 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16

g CCNSIS?INC OF
"a ANkEENS Linen cambria
"a Irish linens Cotton cambria
Checks Null null .nuslins
Ticking Brunswick, cotton,
Osnaburgs milled, figured, &
Dowias danlask shawls
Dimities White Virginia
Black orange .brewn Ditto Satin
and yellow bonn. Black sarsnet
bazetts Colored do.
Blue, black, olive, Caves and grapes
brown, mixed, Black India hand
green and copper kerchiefs
cloths Malabar do.
Black, grey, mixed Madras do.
salmon, brown & Bandano do.
drab ribbed stock Cambria do.
met Brown Holland
Blue, mixed, drab Vidonia cloths
and black cassl- One case pins, as
mergs sorted
Tlannels London bindiogs
Fattinets Ladies and gentle-
Cords: drab & olive mems beaver gloves
coatiDgs Ladies long & short
Suparfne WOODEN kid rittc
vestng Ditto silk ditto
Grecian ginghans White feather fans
Common do. Long lawn, and an
Common calicoes elegant assortment
Mourning 10. ofribonds
Fancy DO. BLACK cambria
CoiaraiI, Sfa,l;,1c- Cictt0n hosiery
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-16
PUBLISHED Danl By s. soRDE RoYA1rsrREET ALEXANDRIA
IVEDNES DAY. AUGUST Is, 1915.
FILTERS Herbert,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE NOW
OPENING
AT THEIR STORE,
King Street near the Corner Of Tair5ar,
So Packages Dry GooDs,
Suitable for the present and approaching
season
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
FOREIGN l.TTELLIGEaCE.
From the Boston Palladium, NAY /
FROM ENGLAND


The ISABEL Brings papers and letters from
London 20 the SON Of March On her scayinp
ST. Mchaels, on the Isth of April, accounts
hal been received there from London 20 the
I'd, and from Cork to The 9TH of that month, and
from Paris 10 the 28lh of March.
These accounts stated, that there was di.
vision in he British Cabinet relative 10 the
question Of renewing tn war wiLa France
Lord Liverpool oppose il, upon the ground NJ
the present resources of England beta,. insda.
quate to that object. Lord casteresfh and
the majority oSths Ministers, were FOR Joining
the Allies in the general cause agai,,ss 3 1a,
parte. In sqpsncs of this diss..ntioni, ye
expected thai lord Liverpool would retire from
Office.
Napoleon SET cut from Paris, bot came back
again His departure vas supposed 10 havr
been with the intention Of proceeding 10 BEG;
um, and his sudden return to have been occssi.
oned by the cnmmoious in some OF The ,,ensrt-
merits Of France. It is stated that the D,c II,
Angouieme was az %arseiiles, the inhabitants
of which city held out for the Bousbcns and
that the Due de Bourbon was in La Vendee With
a considerable force Napoleon had snolbe,
review Of his troops in Paris on Che 97lh b,,i
it did rot appear that he had presented himself
any where else in public lie had adonteti Sc
yefal mild mcasures, with view of showing
pacific intentions
sio"iH etfs ittH wac dN GUtULs with part oil
his family, aud many Of bis civil and military Of
fcers.
An immediate embargo was expected in all
the ports Of Fence.
biepPe h'i been declared By Napoleon open
20 the intercourse with England aud tie other
powers.
Z proclamation had been made by the Due de
e stig'ionc, (Augtrau) 70 the f4ih military d.
VISION, Which he commanded, declaring that
the army had been deceived and disrraeed bv
the Bonrbons, and that the Emperor was ~
Only one who could restore y former glory.
The Moniteur stated tliat the absence Of tbe
Prince Ecufchatel (Berthier) was merely ON !
ViSii to his ia'her-in-lsw in Germany.
The acoosats from Vienna stated thst tl,s
news of Bcnaparte having reached Lyons bst
srrived there, and lad decided the Enperor.
Of Austr and Russia, and the king of Prussia.
then IN that city, TO order the most prompt aud
vigorous measures to be adopted. Forces We Re-
ordered TO I've marched from all quarters To-.
wards the frontiers Of France. That Prince
sehwsrizenhurs vas to command the Austri-
aui PINE Eiucher the Russian and the Duke
Of Wc'liug on the Eag isb, Dutch and IIanore-
fisn army.
That Cie archduelicss Maria louisa va, To
Wke nr- lite Of duchess Of Parms. PJacert;s.
nc. and hsd, by the advice Of tie emperor her
tsther, retWe' from Vienna to toe interior Of
Getmane.
1Dss Joachim be king Of Naples, had siesi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

posed Presidents crew, ard that re in
particular might have a SOUND flpr cing
Ahsns SIT George promised win Trea,
trAyny should be done. and ordered the
81 i.'.,sn have as many men ready TO ex :.
enanse Tor those complained of. After he
rad no more to tell, Sir George recon-, /.
mchded has returning to the John, and in
great form returaed him the ships papers
Wishing hin' good voyage, and dcsiring he
would not forget to let il be known he ieft
No.n. decatur and his 50 Ladron well. Jo-
'as.'1" TOOK ms leave WITH great apparent
,.eander. our list. 1t, McD ouga.l. seemed
! MIN, aud apprised h,n of his real situation !,
s'r a long Time he CONSIDERED this i,ke
put casting his eyes upon the Ere iist, en-
'aiHs uniform, in which Sir Geolrc then
pps AIRED, he became almost frantic with
uisappoint'nent"-(Yer g IKE z,yiQe)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

the greatest rigor, whereas the Americans are
treated with 'enity and great hospitality. Itis
d'ihcvit Tor AN Engiishmsn TO get any FOOTING
N FseDch family, and were il not for f.,S
English and Irish houses established herr.
we should have no society whereas the Aine
ricans are carres,ed wherever they 90. Cur
respectable consul is scarcely noticed nv the
"rench s1th1rites, while the American con.
SUI Is teasted by them, and he can wear his w.
INFORM IN the streets, while British officers
tare scarcely teseen in the public walks with
their uniform on, Tor fear OF being insulted.--
These are facts, sir, which ought to be known
at home 49,
;. A great party in this country ex,
press wish to see Napolcnn's continental sys.
'em pm IA isr'e against us.5y The comm q con.
sens oi me pow r. cf The con inett S.meth loo
pointed ag 'i,st Us is expected from the con
Eress at Vienna. They calculate much on the
supposed an macy between the Emperor Alex
ailder am tie Prince Of Beaeven:o, and abe,
tel you that A'exander did not live at railey
and's hotel at Paris sornolhing, that those great
PSrsohages have arraoped together all the az
ialrs OF Einrupe, and iiIat France anil Russia
lfaise oil course the report must oe relative -
NE iatter) are hereafter to he united in forc;ne
US to rnaratime system OF their broodinp.
Eternal haired to the English.
TO 'wn with the English they are base-f7,a
save the AS,cricans-God save the brave = ~
ricans.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
From The Esni,,, g..,onyi-r ,f A.. as

"Wednesday last =
htse papsrs rejoice in the belief that all
Determined upon a vigorous nro.eeiltioa 81 ,s.
war. Upon tnis head the BIC incorrectly in
''rm d, taxing theire wishes Tor facts. Fhere
:. Jef ingr'il ud,. in this AZ. ess the peopIe %
. rf"nce remain ceslly Itouarartists al heart -
Tor america Jil every thing she cnugd 20 ohecs
our efforts against Bonaparie, aud to keen hin
upon the sh.sne am
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20

fea to The Congress at Vienna his intention of
opposing D~"sparte aud of JOINING the Allies.
Accounts rom brussels stated tsat part Of
we fru'sinn army bad already passed the
french lroR,iers, aud that troops weee advAn.
cng fromtt qusrters towards The Rhine also
mat Mur"t had offered ais support aud so, goo
men in tue general cause.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
a RECLAMATION.
GEoncE p. R.

oEoNCE p r.
where's treaty ofpeace and friendship be.
tween his majesty and the United States Of A
mere@ hath been concluded at Client, on the
gath day o'December last, and the Publications
!nerecf have eecn duly exchanged, in conform.
ny .ereu'';o, we have thought fiji, in the name
S"l On oehAu OF his majesty's doiBinions
SUBJECTS, our Ill and pleasure, thai the said
lrsIty o. peace and friendship be observed in
VloiaoiJ, as We! BY sea as ,ap,l and in all nI,-
ces W'iei eYer-si'ict,y charging and command
tng All ms majs:ty's icSng subjects TO ,aee
i.l thereoi, and to oonfors, themselves
therennto sccorlingiy.
Z ven at ti'e court at Carlton House. The
~ cay OF March, 1915, ia the i.s:y
hilA year o! his majesty's reign
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-20
from 6ord-aue hahers received 6v the
Manfius. from Bordeaux.
Ifanslatef| far the .4,nerican.
Dor DEAUx, April 3.
llth Military District.
ORDER OF THEDAY.

Gsncrai Ciausel hastens to appr,se The
authorities, as well civil as military. of the
TIA district, OF his appointment by the En- !.
peror 70 Command the troops, national
siaruS' and Inhabitants of this district.
ne TRANSMITS 20 the generals commao,Iinr
~ 'he det srsincats OF La Gironde, the Lam.
ees and Lower Pyrelees, aud TO the Der-
reefs OF those distress miaigterial letters
~n'cn VIII Iutorm the,n officially oF his an
Pointment. In using, therefore. IN, no,rs5.s
M MN vested bythc Emperor lie or.;..rs
the generals commGn3iug IN he denaryr,s -
Q. La Gironde, the l. andes q Il ~. fo'ssr
iyrenees to c-nSe the t. icolourrd coek a..
% o. worn by The Hoops, ard To ,,js-.l.g feS
ha''onai hsS IL ali pubic places -, soc1..er-
ne also invites thcm 10 Keep - he dis,
POs@' CT government al aosscs l!si 90
nave oech p.rchAssdty the KIM ~ dert
VI '''S us ot GoJ ~ volunteers 10. fa,,sr.
~ 70 .c''1'-'eu mo tie military rsarasire.
arms 'ccoutTenents. cla. th'as. 10
of Hy "N'e oeen purrhss, .cr tie Use
-, 1olpS' &c pre- ecSs are ;n.i
Tea &c c.tuse t"cse ELECTS u b. lt;l,s,.;t, -
sue iorth@i.h ord RS that ;.e rs5s -
meii' Money. provision, BIC. i'..,ls,S -
nave naSD iesied by the agen.s af ~
government, are dec AIRED nall apg,,o.4
lac governor general ;avites ths s.-.
+ a,s %hI protests 70 use their c.t.oe. nGa.
ence 10 preserving good order, nssSa ~
.ranqniii'y m theIr Iespect,ye depo,tr3,. ,,,'
i'na to be active in sapprcsa;as any con-
4 civil war. W Hi'''iiS
lhey are also informed HAT il :. the vii,
oi .ue emperor, Ihat the ,,lsr coDduct 81 :.
l0" ihaifIcuassa AZ the line the Br;,ish A.,
,ercd Hofdeagx, shall net 5e brought into
q4eSt.o;'' IS MS e'sjesty wishes 10 bnFy ,no5
acts in perfect Oblivion,
lhe regular military force shau .r,a.,
any person VINO uay be fonnd bgar,n1 AZ.
p+tcnes elthcrto ortrom agents Who ~,
nave been members oftbe late gove,nrne+',
Done az Bnrdesux, the I'd of A,r;i ieiE
i4leut' Gen. Gov. Of the Lib military div,
Lieutenant General ClauseI entered y :.
deaax on the "a April and Aas f,r ~. No..
sent the command OF this district. XII "a
GERS who hid commissions noe obFais'd
Eom che minister OF war of his msies,v '.5..
1'aPeror, win immediately cease to exer-
else Their functions.
B0raeap.r, .4iuA ), 1915.
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