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A GOOD ONE

About week before our line of battle ship, the
tgpErgNDENcc, sailed for the Med,erranese, the
venerable Joua ADAMS, now four score years -of
age, was invited. ~ the commander, to. visit his
ship lie was accompanied by number of gentle
men OF his neighDorhood, aud among the rest was
Josiah Quincy Esq Mr. Adams viewed and exam
med the ship with admiration contemplated her un.
common strength of structure, and had the false
story of her being too low in the water cleared up
TO him and convinced, from his pretty ,horo'
knowledge of ships, (the structure of which had
been favoritc study that she was IN several res
poets superior to any other ship Of any nation BE-
sides the structure aud fine arrangement of the IN.
depenoeneo, he viewed with delight her healthy,
hearty, well dressed aud cheesful looking crew. as
he walked the gun decks, on which were arranged
sic hundred brave and smiling American sailors
the tear stole from his eyeswhen, after recovering
himself, he turned round To the gentlemen accom-.
panyirg and said, with his characteristic emphas.
is Lct Dfr. Strong say rshaf he ,H luEsE are m,
puLwARKs OF OUR RELIGION r"--On which .De
snosthcrcs," who was at his elbow, blushed. and
hcmne,l. and choaked, and tried TO speak--but
could not ;--whilc all the rest claimed hands. AMI
the sailors snickered from stem to stern we pcdre
ourselves for the truth OF this anecdo,e
~ Boston Yankee
The town Of Port Royal, in Jamaica, has
he N almos, entirely destroyed by ERE.
~hc 't,r Mr.. FORSYTH. is on his tour fso-n Gccr.
gia to the Northc-2 States.
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AFFECTIONATE ADDRESS.

MALMAIsoN, JUNE 25, 1915.
Naholeon 10 the brave men cf the Army hnder
the zvatts Of PGris.
Soldiers--In obsying the necessity which
separates me from the brave French army,
feel the happy certainty tina, i. will justify, by
the eminent service which the country eX
poets from it, the eulogiums which even our
enemies have not beea able 10 refuse to it,
Soldiers, shall follow your movements
although absent. know every corps, an1
not one of them will gain signal advantage
over the enemy, bu, shall take notice of the
bravery that it will display. They have Ca.
Illuminated you and me. Men little calculated
TO appreciate our exertions have seen in the
proof Of attachment which you have given
me, only a zeal of which was the only object
May your future success teach them that il
was the country above all things that you ser
we'd by obcying me, and that if had any par,
in your affections, owed it 10 my ardent love
for France, cur common mother.
Soldiers, few efforts more and the coali.
ton is dissolved; Napoleon will be specta.
tor OF the blows which you are about TO give
then. Preserve the honor, the indepe Ddence
of the French. Continue to the end, the men
whom l have known you for 20 years, and
you will be invincible (Signed)
NAPOLEON.
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PROCLAMATION
PROCLAMATION
OF THE COMMISSION OF GOVERNMENT
TO THE FRENCH.
PARIS, JUNE "a.
FRENCHMEN,

lhLNSI1NEAS,
Within few days glorious successes and
frigh,ful reverse, have agitated your dcsiin-
les anew.
A great sacrifice has appeared necessary to
your peace and that of the world. NAPOLEON
has abdicated the Imperial Power. His alb.
dica,ion has ended his political life. His son
is proclaimed>
Your new Constitution, which yet had only
good principles, is about to receive all its de-
veiopc ments, and even its principles are to be
refined and extended. There no longer ex-
is,. authorities jealous Of each other. The
field is free 10 the enlightened patriotism of
your Representatives, and the Peers feel, think
apd vote, as your proxies. 80
After 2s years of political tcmpests, behold
this momen, when all that has been conceived
by wisdom and greatness upon the social in
siitutious, may be perfected in yours. Let
reason and genius speak, and on whatever side
they raise their voices, that shall be listen
ed 10.
PlcDipoien,iafes are gone 20 treat in the
name Of the nation, and TO negotiate with the
Powers of Europe, tha, peace which they have
promised upon condition which is this day
fulfilled. The whole world is as attentive as
ourselves for the answer-Their reply will
make known whether justice and promises
have yet some meaning upon the earth.
Frenchmen BE united. Rally round each
other in circumstances so serious. Let civil
disorders be appeased-iet dissen,ions disap-
pear in this moment, when the great interests
of nations are about to be discussed.
Be united from the North Of Frame 10 the
pvrenees, from La Vendee to Marseiles.
Whatever may have been his party, whatever
may be his political opinions, wha, man born
OH the soil Of France, would no, range him
self under the national lsg to defend the indc.
pcndcnce of the country.
They may destroy part Of our armies
'bu, the experience Of all ages, end of ALI peo-
pie, proves, that they cannot destroy, ,hev can
not subduc an Intrepid nation, whirh fights
fcrjcs,ice and liberty.
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rarpER,cxspvnc. (vl AUGUST 9.

Meldnc5oiy .4ecident--On "Wednesday cv-
ening last, as the stage was going from this
place 10 the Steam Boat Landing, The horses
took f,igh, in descending hill shcr, dis
lancc this side Of Mr.. parish's and ran Of
In attempting 10 catch the reirs, which hal
fallen from The hands Of the driver, Alr. Rob
cit Dobbins, one OF the passengers, was pre-
ciplta.ed to the earth, and both wheels of the
carriage on the side he fell, run over his be-
dy, wounding him in most shoe otking manner.
Surgical aid was Immediately afforded, and
every attention paid 10 the unfortunate suffer
CT, bm in vain. No hope is en'crtained OF
his recovery. Mr.. Dobbins, we understand,
was merchant of respectable standisg in
Urbana, and Post Master at that place.
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The Emperor has offered himselfa sacri-
fce 10y abdicaling. The Members Of the
Government have devoted themselves in ac-
ceptiog from your Representatives the reins
of State. (Signed)
lie Due d'OTRANTE.
London, July 2.-The English army are
hailed as Dekverers in France, and are abun.
dainty supplied with provisions.
Ghent, June 22-His Majesty Louis | 9Th,
has just left us to return to his Kingdom. A
great many Frenohmen of distinction have
followed the King the others will follow
soccessively.
Brusseis, June % On the field of battle,
where the glorious victory of the 18th was
gained, there are 1876 French cannon, which
will shortly be brought into this city, orns-
mened with ribbons and flowers.
There is also portable observatory, on
which Bonaparte was mounted during the
bloody action which has forever decided his
fate. Among the heaps of dead which are
found there, we remark sn immense number
# French cuirrassiers, who perished on tha.
dreadful day the ground is covered with hor-
ses, cuirasses, arms. People are employed
at this moment in burying the dead, and plies
otwood are going to be raised to consume the
dead, which might cause an infection in the
neighboring country. Every other precaution
has been iaken.
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spENror

EpENroS, Is. AUGUST 5.
Shooting Murder "A few days past amoss
shoe king murder was comr7it,ed ~ Cares on
tho body Of Mr.. Sanders, by his brother.
The cause OF this unnatural savage act was,
we learn, owing to q much larger potion OF
property being left the deceased ty his faih.
cr's will than was given to the perpe,sstor of
the deed. In returning from Justices
Cour, quarrel cnsued, which they agreed to
se,,I~by fight but the deceased dodiog
bis brother armed with knife refused to en-
gage him,and endcavored b make his escape
BY running, but alas ! he run 81; few steps
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The town Of Port Royal, in jamaica, ha
he IN almos, entirely destroyed by 6re.
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New YORK. Jan. Z.
IMPORTANT KUMOR.

A haysI Officer, whs eft. New
Leu;loa on Tuesday eveaing and AZ.
rived here this morning in the mail
stage, states that OH fuesday morn :
iag a Mr.. Pee:s came up froa, the
British squadroa and reported that.
" lille on beard the Superb that morn
Ing he Was il.YsTmedby the Grst Liea
ieaant. t.sas the United States fri
gate Constitution had sunk the Bri-
,tish frigate Maidstone, after q lsag
aud desperate engagement. To Mr..
peck's enquiry how they had deriy
cd their Information, the Lieutenant
replied, ihat a sIsop Of war (Which
lay at anch or near the Supelb) arriv
ed from Halifax on the preceding
evening, which received the intelli
xence from vessel she had bearded
on her passage.
1--we of the otherpassengers state.
that they left Fishers Island on
Tuesday and that jast BEFORE their
departure, a party Of British seamen
rame on shore. and mentioned III their
nearing, that the Constitution had 81
ven the Maidstone terrible finggihg.
The probability ofthe report is
strengthened by an article in the
Boston Palladium Of Monday. which
states that on.s the 9th OF Dec, the
" iIliam and Industry were fallen In
with by the Maidstone, the com-
mander Of which took = copy OF
their instructions. tOcOnvoy them 70
Castiae, but parted from them . few
nours after ia a gale" Another
article in the same paper mentions,
that the !" gale" here noticed con-
linued !. ten days or in other words
to the 10th Of December. The Cen
stitution. it will be remembered,
sailed from Boston on The .f7th Of
DeceMLer. and sterred an eastern
course.
From these facts and dates we
are inclined to consider the ramoE
as probably corFect.--Cem. .adv'
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OBITUARY.

DIED I'D Washington Oh Sunday
evening the III uit. sip TIE s0th year
Of her age, Mrs. Mary stritt re-
liet 81 the late Mr., John Nsvist q
Mary and. Ia the dilfreat atatisns
,oY Wife, Mother and friend she sxhi-
:bited a henevclent and tender hoarf,
regulated BIZ the strietsst christian
piety, her loss will be lamsstsd by
all who knew her, and the eirclc 81
her inlimates will feel the loss Of 2
monitor. whose example as well -
preespts poiated cut the way T. hap
piness here and hereafter.
Departed this life on Saturday the
9Th Of january, aftsp lingering
illness, Mrs. Mary .Manisre 10 the
42d wear Of her age.
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sbo collected.
4 PLYH5prH, Oct. -.
Tie esasOy houhl 10 America sail I
al t'rsm Piysnoutb sound Oh Wednes-
lay last, nader pRatcstion Of the
Vergennes "a, Corlnorant, and Is;
Ion. after having been delayed snsar-.,
" three weeks. We nnderstand
there are about 5000 troops in the
Acct, among which are some ca
valry. The conway stool down
channel with Il stiR breeze, as did
those FOR Cork and Bordeaux, and
the Mackerel sohr. Tor America,
charged With important dispatches.
QusHEC, lee. IS.
The public we are sure, will par
tioipate IN the sHtisfastisa which we.
have derived from the psrnsal Of the
General Onlsrio this days Gazette
relating 10 the Right Divisioa eftAe
Army in these provinces. u isa
tribnte Of praise from IN authority
adequate and satitlssi to .jaage. That
division Of tho army had constantly
and uaavoid bly, to ca.tead with
sa:iersoas aus.bars and ianumerahie
privaiions EEder Theses disadyan-
tages i; saved the most distant por-
ton Of Upper Canada nai prevented
the reunion Of the whole of the co.
esl,y's force against that portion Of
I the eouatry at this end Of Lake On
iario. Indeed when il is sonsidcrsd
THAT the whole regular force of q pc-
puIstisn ef s niliisas of souls has
been dircetedagaiast . strip Of set
tlements extending six hundred
miles along tho American frontier,
and that the enemy has been master
of the chief communication during
the greater part OF theycampaign. the
only SUBJECT ofastonishment is that
Canas's has been defended at all.
An address of Congratulation to
His Exeellency the Gov. in Chief
was unanimously, voted on Friday
last.
His Excelleney the Governor in
Chief aad Suite arrived afthe Castle
aheat half past twelve o'clock this
day.
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Il o. IS " IS G. R II e

CITY. Jan

- EvtsASHiNGfON NlIXfti January e
Exfracf Of q LETTER .frsm e. johnson,
Ese Post Master at Nswl Orleans,
dated December nm.
q The ;epemy's vessels, about sixty
sail, are at,Sh;p Island, To the bay Of
81 Lanis they aPprosch the city BY
lake Pouchart ain. Ga, nas1i foscc ON
that lake consisted Of fys gym boats
and ore snssl schcoaer tAey were at
sacked BY thirty eight Of the enemy's
bargss, and were carried after \ ss-
yars action sf an biaur aud thirty His
nutes. The eneny's loss was great
thirteen OF thclr 5argcs were sunk
They are now masters u the lake. To
oppose their march to the city, we have
but two small forts; one at the nouth
OF the bayou St John. If they effect !
landing, q battle must decide the fate
OF the city. All here have full cen6 !.
denec In Gen. Jackson, aud calcuIate
on 4 favorable result
Cur present force is 1000 regulars
and militia. Te this We may add,
By Sunday, two tilausand I'enaessee
troops under Gen. Coffee The o.,
Their farce from Kentucky and Zen
nessee will net arrive ia timo. The
fleet is the saa,e you had in the Che
sapeake, and is under Ad. Cochrans.
Gen, Jackson mas established the.
most perfect order and police. lie
is confident he Gan defend the place.
The accounts of the enemy's force
aresyarious. Oar f.te will he dseid-
ed before YOU hear freia me again.
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Public sale
ENURSUANT sas Deed If Tras.

EAURSUANI taa Deed If Trass
Il from George H Casp nan to
.ns Subscriber, VII ne sold Oh me ~ b
Day Of the present mosth for Cash I. the
highest bidder the eEe thsisided a.viety
ia tract OF Ian lying rear The era.
.elied road lsadng from tnc Poto Gao
ridge to I.sesbetg. and adjoining tho
isrss 81 George w. P Gusts, or 30
.nuch eflhe said tract as may hessufE-
lent to pay and satisfy Debt due from
the said George II Chapts an 10 . esr-
t,iF J se,sk Sanh in The said deed mems
sned. This lard i. in part vel tins-
frrea aid lies W this two miles of the
lIea re own Ferry The Sale vii ,aks
ACE al II s'cisck, At Bursh's Tavern,
at the ist sectisn Of the new road lead.
;og f;sdh Potemsc 3 .dss to Lsesburg,
and chs cid CT rsstovn READ.
Alexander Hunter
1ynsfee.
J-rasrv 10 DIV
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TsFsuKsDA asss bsiss shs 4! Z Z 81 :. |. |.

TsHUKsDAy as&s being RE ~ -
;abaft bye lhsS rrssident sadS I'll
tisssss s. cekgrsss for isllinS bsnail4
4itisa and praysr, il vii b sbtesvsd
the celebration II Divipe Services 4
Ist. AT Tho PrtsbyseriaD MketiaGs
Heuse al llo'elssS A. II &.
3D.. AZ St. PasI's st 3 s'Glsck &. NJ.
Sd Al the Meihsdiss Meeting Housd
At half past s o'slock.
AT this Interesting crisis sf our hAs
.iuAal sRairs, Il bscosscs the du,y Of %
rery citizen, 70 obey this call upan their
satrietisaa snd piety. Rnt more espss
cialIy as Christians, who 81 iisves
that God heass and aceepts the prayers
of his pepilsnt children through tho
merits Of orr res.esmeJ,are &c bsnndt0
his favor and Blessing By such
acts As he has app;Hfed. Tie Mines
vi.ss tasted and sambled themselves in
prayer, end God sid sol to thsn as to
had sthf ssseNed. Let rs asssHb bic ~ his
courts. and approach him with penitent
and believing hearts, and "whe kuews
nut he will turn from his Asse aDgst
thar W pefish not"
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HEST Nezcs.

we learn by the schr Thetis, Bolton,
IS dsysslrom St. B4rts. that on the I'D
Dsce a,ber the Istaad OF Martinique was
delivered 10 tse French, and that Qua.
aaloupe was said to be delivered ON the
TN. A passenger states pss,sssety
that he was eff Basse,ersei,in the sflsr
noon Of the 7sh, add saw the ffscca
troops going into tho Is, AID tae
French Gag H9ing On than
BY the Thetis VIC haze received Bar.
badoe, papess % the 80 AZ. from which
the folio r.ag articles are sppsed
N Z, CARTE.
Bridgesawn, D-ccm6er 4.
St. pisrre sfattsnisee, has been given
nr TO The Fsencts and q uusabcr u tie
.renps Of Louis XVI | have garrisanet
the ,osn. For, Royal Is MT to be re
stored until the residue Vt osr stores,
shall have been transported Iron. the
celopy. Tbs British ODD regiment late
ly stationed al that place, haye boen
.coaveycdis Grenada and St. Vincent.
After the restisuuaS of,hesc places to
The French, trade will again acqaire 1t
sctiyiiy by reyesting to new ehenuel
A rivaiship will naturally arise atnongs
the seye al islands, net ps:fsctiy congo
nialt to oar interest.
baron ST Cyr, formerly one of Bosa
parties Gems. is appointed Gsyerner OF
Cayeanc, and was to have left France
18th troops ala the 25th Get.
Hls MaJesty's ship Armide, having
sealed orders, put luio Porto Rico o.
the 2lst alt 10 enquire for Sir A'exan.
der Cechrane.
Packets are established by the French
Government TO sail monthly from HA
yre to Martinique and Guadsleupe com
mencing in November last and returns
are to sail monshly from these Islands
to commemorate January.
His mslesty's orig Columbia, Chads,
arrWeG last evening froM a cruise
brisging in with her the letter of mArqug
schr Dolphin, ont 4 days from Boston,
bound to ST. Barts, via a cargo OF te-
bacco, A, ur, and some slaves
An American privateef WAS lately ~
ing IN one OF the ports ofPorto, Rice:
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.AUCTIOM.

nNTItESDaY the 10th inst wilt
81 Sc sold at gAuetiaa, 1t tho Etpro
af TAomos G.. WyigAt, On acsannt Of
ne concerned,
1ae fsliexaus ualuo5le BritiJd and -
fhsr Mznufacfnryd
PIECE G JODS,
The whole Of which have hoen opened
this week !: coNsistiag VI
super6ne "a Cloths
Loadea black Ksv.sy,nsres Domestic
suprihYs aix'd do
z 4 Csating and B ICES
gag supsr6ne skirting Caarbrics strips
cd GinghsMs, and Lsndon black
Camsricks
re Caloured do IS Csllicoes
Fiae German Dowias
Domestic Giaghals, Cbambrays and
: Stripes
Book Apron Checks
Black sew ing SIk and Twist
Blue and black Scatch Thread
yVbite and colour'd Cstloa Balls and
servings
Wpollen stockings, Socks and Mats
SO pair, Of Boots
Silk Cords Balloons. R;bbanss Lon.
don Pms, Wnits chapel aas dsruins
Needles Gill, plated. jspann'd ard me-
.al Battons--cotton wadains -Eisssns
Kaiycs and Foeks-Ttebie plated pa
tent FreblS plated .tirts5
irons x Bride Bits--EIsgaat Japasn'd
Tray. trea, 30 10 80 iscnss, etc ccs. etc.
sioz steel rat traps&-. nd 70 o qua
F.ia,s -Terns which will be ilbS atj
will be nsads. knows 4 sale
JoHchereS g Daris, .auc.
GeorKsfesva sJaa clio.
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- 4 3 t 1,s.t az
DIED on Saturday last in the list
year Of her age. Mrs. Christiaaa d.
lMarsteller censort Of Mr.. Philip e.
Marsteller Of this Town. Another
and deplorable ehasm has been
made in our society by this painful
and mysterious dipeAsation of Pre-
whence. liz the domestic relations
Of Wife and Mother, and in tile mere
extended charities of social inter
course, she was uniformly tender.
.Geetionate. and beaevoisnt. "A
life thus distinguished for lis virtue
md its value, the erring judgment Of
man would pronounce secure against
the shaft, thai has brought it 20 an
antimely clsse- But Gods Naysare
a0l our ways. nor shall mortal man
be more just than his creator. He
gave, and he hath taken auay-~he
sathtaken away, ind he will restore
mot indeed to this world of sin and
,aisert, but ts that region Of ever-
tasting life and felicity prepared for
me just in the world 10 some.
a
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c,hs f,eet which lately sailed 'sroa
c.,S for America, ineosssqiience Of
80 dsrage, 10 Which The baggage
s ,f aJih rect. was lost. put 5sss. 4
.ts al,I,, WAS ordered ~ be exchanged
isr tie 18th FsSt.
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i !, ststsa uaaer date Of London.
a., 81. that Geu. Nina, after BIS
u..u.ressfl,l aissmpt on pampaluna,
retired iuta France. and was ar
rested il Paris, Oct ia. with four ct
L;s con, snisns, st the instance oYthc
spanish Charge d'afaires.
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a n =
s 's,.;s 81 for delivering the king
AN AN q Swedea. Tae Deputies for
~ ns~se,, and so,Ds others weyc oppOs-
i + admitting to tue terms m
sso,eaacuss the array of tue Grown
s r:s.r lad atyaneed into Norway.
Daily .ddrslaises'.
cts aeet which lately sailed !Srons
c.,t sor America. ineosssqiienee OF
.g dsmage, 10 Which the baggage
' sf,S. atsh rect. wasipsf. put bssk. Y
re- LODI, Was ordersdte be exchanged
isr tie 18th rsSt. 80.
II !, stated natlsr date of London.
net 81, that Gsr. Nina. alter bis
na.u.sessfal stssmpt on Pampaluna,
,,,;rr,l iAto France, and was ar
rested ia Paris, Oct ta. with four eft
is com saisns, THE instance ofthc
sp''''' Ibid.
The following is the account given
Il Castise, IF the action of the
Charles Stewart, Cumberlard. 6c.
~ithsAe British Cater. The cutter
was Che Lsndrsil Packet. from st.
johns. Dr / guns. and 10 men, Sac
was attacked ~ Ave American pri-
vatsers which, ramc ont froaa among
\ Islands, oae OF which wasthe Charles
silexarf, another the Dart, and the
others were not known, bu. il seems
I've Of them were the Cumberland
add the Cadet. The Charles Stew
ssf was pfsaariDg to board, when the
IsEdyAiie tackled aud raked her each
or ler g,,as being loaded with noe
nsskef balls. Tails with q brisk
discharge ef Busquctry produced a
coed deal OF confusion. AZ this time
/ the Riiieman With her convoy ap.
prsred in slight. and The privateers
made all sail and ESCAPED. [ib.
Fran Halifax papers received atthe
Office OF the Boston Daily Ad
vsftiser.
LoNDoN November s..
Letters frsm Client Of the 18th X
ssth ult, concur in stating that all
The American commissioners. except
BIZ. Gallaiin. had left this city to re-
turn 10 the u. States and II was nc,
aersiooa that Mr Gallatin was also
70 set Oh or the Cd inst. but that he
would probably proceed to Vienna.
nemay save himself that trouble
The affairs of Europe. not OF Amsri-
Ga, sillbs settled Ut Vienna.
Oct. GO.
Government has atiength eomrto
Toe resolution Of prosecuting The war
with HE utmost vigoss ia America
eur army then will be on the grand
ests scale. Not Only Sir George Prs
vost bnt most afthe senior officers
Genre home Immediately.
he acknowledging the militia IS
stepped. and all tie disposeable force
VII without loss of time be sent out
% America even cavalry is men
aoned with a large force of' ARTILLERY.
ne arrangement for The present
: SAID to be, that Mai. Gen. Kempt,
WIN rank as 1t. Gen. shall COM
~ n'ana n Canada and Mai. General
taekeoham as 1t. Gen. shall COM
name the coast and detached armies. n
most probably = cem,nander Of
s'eat name. will ere long go out to
command IN chief.
o. ne automatically gsiug in the
Ssaslfa frigate is as follows -.
The Hon. Sir Rdwar,l Paekenham
y h.con,napdcr ofyhc farees.
sasl' Gen. Glb5s, SD Reg. I'd ia
nmaatI.
S 81 s'esir. Adjt Gen.
~. Esli, Quarter master Gen.
, n Esq. Commissary sen.
-, ,,sss, fol'h. sas. OF Hospitals.
''s1'ofn. Military Seofctary.
!. ,,''a pakeaiaam is saoiioc.ia-saw
,. 'use Of Nriiingtea. am! was.
4 ~ .'s Gen. Ils and Gen. Gibbs
8 a,s a ss e the greatest talenis.
- SsShs EFant goes cur by sud
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