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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-27

T,-asr Of Bridge and High streets,
" Georgetotra.
Groceries, etc. etc.
~. landing and for sale by the sub
pow l""'o scribers,
. .s..ts black Tea eqeal to any We
s S ever had for family use
s s rich Goshen Cheese
{ boses Fig Blue
n bo,es real Spanish Segars
: bbl. Anuiseed
"a fancy 0posto Baskets, IN variety
Of shapes 80
~ boxes preserved Lemons and Oran-
''V ~. from the same place
a arms Artificial Flowers, from ito.
40 ,usry Mats, from do.
ab6Is. Cramberries
! Less ground Ginger
,Ob9xes Scotch HerrlDgs, very fine
IN bottles nice Catsnr
/ b. containing SEQ A!gerine smoke
pipes
caotured lately BY commodore Decatur.
MS supposed that they were intended
~ the crewsio treat cur jolly tars with
,wblf after capture; sin this they
esssht tartar" They may now be
viewed sni bought ,ery ckecp, at the
cuner Of Bridge and High streets.
9o6E7RER Kl7H
:. Dutch Pipes g /" liverpool
Wire, ,eikoGt end to its
Hyatt s Wilson,
Wso hGue IN Store,
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sALEs At yENDUE.

-, tuesday and Friday,
" c. WILL BE SOLD,
v.n,,ue store, corner Of Prince
tths and Water Streets,
AFARIETY OF
~, Goods Groceries, Sc.
~ # which viii be Expressed IN
I''hss'- r. bills of.the day.
an Kind Of goods which are on
80, and the prices Of which are
Sn' nIa.aSsa. can at any time be viewed
st,1lsssased at the lowest limitation
sudrpes'' p. G. MARsTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-27

eesfoes 10 hire
YaNa hire for the ensuing year tree
Il likely Negro Men accustomed to
farming, waggoning &c.-Also, two ne
gro Womerthat are excellent houseser-
wants. those that want will please anniy
at the Cotton Factory four mile run 10
Marian Bill.
dec IA 2aXEt&
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Boiling Cloths.

The subscriber has just received by
the General Lulsan. Captain Weston,
from Amsterdam, a large Il elegant az
sortment of Boiling Cloths, of superior
quality, which viii be afered for sale at
the store of Mr. James Anderson.
.1g.0s alexander.
October 6. IF
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NHOTTCE.
All persons are hereby cautioned from
hunting or in any manner trespassing
on my farm in Prince George county,
opposite Alexandria; as the utmost RI
COR of the law will be enforced against
all those who do not pay strict attention
to this notice.
Thomas Berry,
Oxon Hill.
December 81 OF
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Notice.

The subscribers have qua
lifted as xecutors of the last will and
testament of Alexander Henderson, de.
ceased, late of Dumfries. Virginia
those who bave claims against the estate
will please exhibit them with their evil
dences, and those who are Indebted to
it are called on for payment.
Richard H. Hec ierson,
Thomas Henderson,
Executors.
To- r. II. II. lives in Leesburg,
Loudoun county, and 7. FL. at Fauquief
court house, Virginia.
December dim
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New Lines Despatch
AND
Expedition Stages.

tyvay Of Sladensburg. Richardson 5
AID Ellicots's Mills, to Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

which IS composed OF three distinct bran
ches, 70 wit 1: Legislative, executive and ia
dici1l. As there had existed 4 cons;dera-
bic degree of party spirit between the pr;n-
cipal generals, they were Immediately e.
lected as Representatives in congress, and
consequently their military functions ceas-
ed, and with them all party discordance.-
This well timed stroke OF policy silenced
all ambitious views, and quict-d the Justly
agitsted fears of the people.
" The republican forces consist of about
$1,000 regular troops, and near so, OOohalf
trained militia, who arc, however, but sell
dom called on for their services. The re-
guiar forces are we'll disciplined and we'll
armed and in the field are considered e.
qral to triple their number. An officer
would be immediately dismissed from the
service who would fail to attack the enemy
IN that proportion.
Great attention has lately been paid TO
the finances of the republic, and notwith-
standing the wretChed situation in which
the present administration found them, they
promise means more than adequate to
all the reasonable expenditures of the 90
vernment.
ihs maritime force of the republic
consists in few privateers one of which
lately captured and brought into port the
Spanish brig P''oSer1fne Cargo very vaiu
aoie)--nounts Is guns, 100 men the PR
Vateer mouats gun, IS men.
The republicans have within few
days past gained battle Of great impor-
lance in the province of Puebla. All COM
munication is cut off between Mexi,o and
Vera Cruz. The roya,ists are in posses
son OF most of the strong places, from
whence, however, they dare not move I'M
less in large bodies. The republicans
have complete command Of most of the
country"
30 far from the Shanish Patriots being
! put down-we have seen letters from the
South stating that there were already sic
hTfVateers sailing under the new Merican
Rag. At Carthagena they had received
plenty OF supplies and ammunition, an fear
ed not the attacks of the Royalis,s.
Southern Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

witnesses in this cause. At ono time he hs.
De Jared that he enlisted into tic service,
for the purpcse oftei shot at another
that he committed The murder in imitatio
of his superiOrs, vino directed and assist q
in the murder of gen. Lingan and at a
Their, that about a fortnight before tic
murder OF Miss Hamilton, he and MIR. JEFF
ferson and Mr.. Madison, had murdered S
orSons in North Carolna--,h he said "
tie pretIiest affair he had been g4g q in,
aod went on to give the particulars as mi
nutely as in the aif,,ir OF Miss Hamilton
The most surprising circumstance, and the
most difficult to DC reconCiled, is, the pre-
cision with which IN his Confessions, he has
described every circumstance which took
place at the murder IF Miss Hamil;on.-
Every particular in his confessions at New
York, agrees perfectly with the eXamina-
ton oFthe body at the coroner's nquest-thc
case is no less impoi tant than singular. and
for myself, it IS impossible to form a salts
factory opinion as to the guilt or innocence
OF the prisoner.
" Vengeance divine, TO punish sin moves slow;
The slower IS lis pace, Tie ,urer is its blow"
The time may come. and ardently pray
1t may come soon, when the villains WIN b.
detected, and brought to that exemplary
punishment which the enormity of their
crine lenders SO justly their due.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

Extract ofa lefter. fran Doctor IT, Ro6n-
son, (late an authorised ent ofths U.
States il AhrTico, ) 10 a gentleman in
yFatctez, dased
HHatuSSe, Pror'iace Of Yera Cruz, ,
I'm Juiy. 1916.
" My dear Sir taxi the liberty Of adj
dressi 6 YOU this note, from a belief that
you arc sincere friend 10 the cause of
Mexican lndep ndenCe and that you hear
with pleasure the glorious efforts of tliat
brave people to sever the caa.ns oe bon
daee VIII oh have heretofore rendered
them shaved to wretched ani deDrayed
government, and raise thems Ives 10 the
sublime rank Of an Independent Matt T.
The Tcvolut on commenced in the Pro
vrnce of Valla 'olia in SEPTEMBER, 1910,
with only FIVE men, al whose head was the
celebrated but unfortunate Cura Ila'go.-
The four first years ot the Revolution pre-
set ted the great and awiu! spc iaclc OF 4
numerous people rising almost en- D1asee
and dem naing the restoration Of their
rights and finally sought the dreadful al
tentative, an appeal to arms in which
were witnessed the most saBguinary scenes
Of AL infuriated multitude rdshing to the
field Of battle wi 10 other aims than
Clubs and spears to oppose an enemy Who
were we'll disciplined and well armed. For
some time numeT cal superiority was cor
s'dered as equivalent e. arms and disciD-
Inc but the repubiic general at length
discovered that the re oluton was not an
affair Of day, or even a year; and that
the sacrifice was TOO great, and Tie consc-
quences too serious 20 be continued From
the commencement Of the revolution there
has existed a bodv which was termed
" 'fhe Republican Junto Of Mexico" This
Assembly was instituted by the military
authority, and was rather intended to
please he people FOR the time being, than
TO govern and direct the national interest.
In this country, IS in most others, the mill
fayg would not yield to the civil authori-
ties, until by a chain ofd.sasters, they were
compelled to as'. support from the heohle,
the only source from whence legitimate au-
thority can emanatc. The fortunate mo-
ment Of military humiliation was seized by
the people, and Representatives were cho-
sen in the several provinces 20 constitute
The present supreme Congress OF NIexico.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
FEDERAL ORGANS!

DdtfINOye, Ccto5er s.
The returns received item severai coua-
ties yesterday Afternoon and this morning,
furnish very unpleasant evidence OF the
supineness anl inactivity Of a gre ( D rtion
OF the citizens ot those counties, whom
the pressure of war and difficulty, had last
year reused t. exercise the first and most
valuable right of freemen right, which,
it is apparent, they have this year thought
not worth attention. Red. Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

,Nse- York October
We have seen letters from Bordeaux Of the oOth
Of August From them the following extracts are
maize -
"We are now still aud quiet here, and every
protection may be expected in the mercantile
line
'"Our city is in the highest repute, and will be "a
voured On every occasion BY the king and the whole
Royal Family
" II the course Of month believe and istter
myself that the greatest OK our Internal uneasiness
will have been entirely subsi,el and COOL ORDER be
agar re-estabished-lt will cost 1T least some hun
dreds OF millions to France blt believe also that
the whole Of Oar existing territory will be pre-
served and projected
Nothing to be seen but National Guards being
relieved from every troop of ,he line or officer,
since upwards oftbrte weelss-'Fhey are gone off,
God Knows where, for we know net.
The Duke and Duchess ofAngouleme are here
since yesterday. You have no idea OF the content
ment that every one experiences During the
whole night, iumiaations and dances throughout all
our s"cetr, annmInee the kappest dispositions
Thanks be rendered to the Duchess, since through
her ntere-t aloe, we have been preseryed from
ha7ing 10000 Austrians qpartered in cur city,
Yesterday French gentleman in ills city re-.
ctiyed i'tter enclosing invoice OF yaluabi.
hoTs' ho furniture, amounting to sovora! thousand
francs. lie netlies knows WHO shipped them, or
10 whom they consigned. tbs furniture i,
said to be on board the brig Bliss, from Bordeaux
Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

groan anderthe weight c. their reqnisiiion
and contributions, or if they shew a desire
70 Sismember France, all parties will, for
the moment cordially unite, and oppose to
the foreigners desperate resistance and
should things come to this pass, which God
forbid, it is to be feared that all France
wiilbecome new Vendee, or new Spain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
BnGalo. Sehtcmbet 20.

Major general Alexander Macomb, FAM
lily and suite, arrived in this village on
Tuesday last, and sailed on Wednesday for
Detroit, in The brig Hunter. Gen. Maconb
takes command ofthat post.
Governor Gore, family and suite, arriv-
cd IN this village on Tuesday evening last,
and PISSED the next day into G NADIA. The
Governor is now on his return 10 the Prov
incc, having been absent four years. On
Sunday, salute was fred in the direction
Of Fort George. lGazesJe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
PovbER.MlLL nLowN up.

7 sFfEIttIs Y cIIIIs % IIfIFID.I II
.1ie3auch0E .liccioenf.--On Monday, the 3th
inst. the POwder-Nill ~ Mr. Levi Arnold near ttis
place, was accidentally blown UP. Same fresh
coal having baeh Just thrown intoa mortar Il is sup
posed there %as small particle Of SAINT gray-
el sfnongst Il, which The pounding occSsioncS
spark. a young ma.i, son Of Mr. Arnold, lot about
IS year, ef ne. who was tending tie MIL on OBJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

lst Of t,e A'serine Navy, forwarded l.,
che Y. 8. Consul at Caaiz.
The largest is frigate Of so guns, SCI
nen, built at Algiers, six years Old, sails
fast.
One of is guns. $50 men, bailt at do. II
ye rs old. sails well.
One oil ~ guns, 500 men, taken from the
Portuguese, years old.
One OLA guns, 500 men, taken FROM the
Ioaisians, = years CID, fastest sailer in the
squadron.
One of SO guns. 500 men, built at Algiers,
Syears old, badly constructed.
Five sloops OF war, from so to il guns,
OF 200 to 500 men each, from 1 to IS years
ID.
Two briggs Off guns, Iso men each,
and s years cid.
One Xcbec, 1e guns, 100 men, 6 years
old.
One schooner, OF gun, 20 men. years
old.
One galley. guns, 100 men. 5 years
Ten gun boats Of . guns each, and so
men.
Thirty of gun each, and Is men with
II bomb ships. Boston Gazette.
y. S. SLoOP or WAR ONrARIo.-Ac-
cording tie late advices from the Nedit-
erranean, received at Boston, this vessel
sailed from AgierS on the 7th Of July, with
dispatches from Commodore Decatur, to
the Secretary of the Navy. at Washington
If this account be correct, size has been
out ninety days and rs noihi9g has been
heard from her since ihe sailed, there is
strong ground to apprehcnd that She WIS
lost in some of the severe gales of August
| or September. The officers attached to the
Ontario, according TO late Navy-I.st,
are as follows Jesse ID. Elliott, Esq. conf
NJ nder Charles w. Skinner, Frcderi k
w. Smith, aud Nelson Webster, l. eut,n-
ants; Robert \. Barton, Surgeon S. r..
Wilmington, Sargeon's Mate; G. *.
! Spence, Purscr y. A. Alexander. WIN.
berry, J. a. Belcher, J. l.. Cummings,
VIM. II. Gardn =, J. Is, Montgomery, s.
ID Moore, and VIM Temple. Midshipmen /;
and Robert S. Tatem, Sailing Master.
IN. Y. Commercial advertiser.
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COMMERCIAL.
Extract ofa tetfer. from the suhercarg9 NJ
tue sch. HHmmiHg Bird, 10 a merchant
ofkhis Lklce.


" %. GII s, 5epU 0, ISlj.
owe arrived here yesterday, in % days
from the Capes Of Virginia markets dali
for American produce Hour, G-esh, So a
9.-PrOUision3 20 ter cent. less than IN II
DieTica. WeSt-lndia Produce has risen in
consequences Of Tie CommercialTreatyb be
tween the UDitcd Statesaud Great Britain.
Constant gales Of wiBd.-98 sail drove on
shore, great part Of which were totally
lost" CNJoLk 2cacon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
TRANSLATED FOR THE BALT.PArR1or.
AFFAIR OF COL. LABEDOYERE.
% COUNCIL or wAR.


This affair for a long time past had ex.
cited the liveliest interest and curiosity in
the publ mind. Among the spectators
were remarked several strangers of the
highest distinction: Prince William of Prus-
s.a, the Prince OF Orange, the Prince of
Wntem5urg, &c. and several general Off
Gers. The trial commenced II half past
II O'Clock. The charges Of accusation we're
real.
Col. L4be ioyere denied that he had held
any Command IN the army afterthe cauita-
laIion hc acknowledged that he renaiaed
several days at RhoD, and that be expect
ed to pc appointed chefd'eiaf major of the
I'd corps.
Being asked why he concealed himself
in the house Of Madame Fonterry. where
he wasarrestej, in Pars nc REPLIED that
that lady was the friend OF Madame I,abs-
doyere. He denied that he had ever had
any communication with the Isle Of Elba,
during Bonaparte's residence There. or that
he had received any order from him what
ever. lie ayowed, that previously 70 Tie
return Of Bonaparte, he did FREQUENT socie-
ty where political discomfort was manifest
cd and that on some points he entertain
cd similar sentiments of discomfort, but not
on others.
i appeared by Col. rs papers. wh:cs
had betn seized, that he hal conceived a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
INTERESTING
TRLaL "a COL. L.4BEDOyERE

AAA'IL Ut CUL. L.1DEUUEItRE q.
lIhe fsllo7viag sketch Of the riaE Of Mc
celebrated Col. Linz OoYERE, is cotIiecE
IRON q Paris hafc7' IF the l6th .4uptst--
foheT efitcd under the Immediate su-
her'Hen6ance Of the CcnSorS If Louis
l8fb, fof' 7yhich aIosoquces must be
Hiade.]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

serving d'e fash Use from tie mortar, sitemrtsd>to
st out III the door, when, unfortunately .or him.
tar'e OF io"der. standing uos,r the door, caught
die At tie moment .ie tass-d Il, aad ( was earned
envelopeG in ilames, by the oree Il the explosion,
some distad c. from the mi lis oia;le. aud skin
was chiefly burnt oil him.
lie larsuished in pain un,il Sauday last, when he
expired.
We are happy 20 state that tle persons whose
houses We're destroyed BY order OF Cen. haacooab,
IN s. ptember last, have received the money for
their losses, from the government ofthe United
States. lPhHsbHgh Repub.
The Boston Palladium, after publishing
the Note of Prince Talleyrand, adds:
The London Courier Of August z, con
tains the same Note, copied from another
London paper, the editor OF which said he
received it from very respectable cor
respondent ut Paris who had good means of
Inform ton. The Courier makes no COM
ments.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

Consequently, one more delegate viii
give Us the joint majority 50 highly desira-
bic /; and we look to Allegheny for the re-
demption of Maryland from federal thraI-
dom. Should fraud again triumph over Jus
tice and republicaaism, in the state, the
triumph will be temporary and unatailine.
The republicans have, Mt this election. al
ready gained eteUcn delegates, and have
had an increase of votes in ali the Counties
where they have made an effort. Their
progress, under Providence, is as sure as
fate Tor truly has it been declared, that
JedeTdh8m and american Erosfie,iiu ncyer
march hnnd in hand. "LAUs DEo," Mr..
Harper, for what we have gained: for the
stamp of Reproduction which the people have
put upon your net, ricus letter, and equally
netarlous speech. These things are .'6it-
terflills," you viii make " zvrg faces but
Go7on they must go." g The thing is yight
in HSeiE and thongh di8grqccfW 70" You
and your +, How l-borers, " not in the lsast
dishonora6ie 10" tic state. The republi.
can doctrines are clear and undenig6ls -
. nor 7Oouid they ever haze been dcnied by"
the federal parry, hat they not been
seeking fyete.cp to get iato power! We
viii not add that " all men of sense and no.
nor must ri ice at the changes - be c,use
we know that there are many sensible aud
honorable fcderai;sts, who, from tie hon
est but mistaken convictions Of thelrm minds,
cannot conscientiously rejoice.
Some of our republican friends have OK
pressed awful apprehclsions, that if we c.
ven obtain joint majority of one or two,
we shall again be swindled ont Of our rights
by federal judges and federal Delegates
They are certainly justified in Their fears
by past experience. Bait. Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

From Prince Georges county, we ere
still without returns but we are appre-
hensive that the federal candidates have
succeeded by small majoritics. If that
should be the fact, our remaining source of
reliance is Allegheny, from which we are
almost certain of gaining Mr.. Bruce, if not
Mr.. Tomlnson. One Will secure ioint
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11
The Boston Palladium, after publishipr
PIRATES Or Ba ,'ts,.I"i RT.o'e' l.

ell at this port last evening, in Is DAYS hom New
Orleans, learn that the u 5. Schooner Fire
Brand, Capt. Cunningham, had capt red a PiRArE,
supposed TO belong 20 the noted Barlatarians,
oa!ed with specie, Silk, Sc. snd carried hr in
thay we're seen by Captain Shepperd going into
the Ralize when he came out Capt. s. politely
handed us New Orleans paper ofthe 9th ult.-
nothing new.
C.2RTH9GE.Nc4
In severalofthe Noifhern paperswe observe it
stated, t'at " the revout0nists OF Carthsgena have
surrendered HAT place to tie royal troops without
liring gun" For this piece Of intelligence they
give neither date, how when received, or any
other authority whatever Probably the story or
grated here, n vessel arrived some Crne ago from
81. jagp de Cubs, bringing repurt via Jamaica,
that Carthagena had surrendered 10 the Spanish
troops without firing gun but tie time this g.
vent took place, not mentioned. Since then ia
maica papcfs to the Goth August hive be-n re-
ceived here, containing CarShaSena dates down to
tho 18th Of that moEth--At that time Morilos
squadron had Just appeared on the place, and was
landing his troops, consisting of about 60O0 men.
The RAINY season having Just commenced, il WAS
presumed impractcable = hun 10 arprosch the ci-
" : it'll his cannon, and without IT, he could not
possibly make anmpressicn upon the place, which
stror gly fortified. The inhabitants and patriot
troops were confident Of a successful resistance
should .e attack be made.
We DO not believe that Carthaeena has fallen.
Every preparation and prccaution had been taken
to defend ii-and if the love Of liberty has had any
influence with lis inhabitants, they are still free from
the calling yoke f"legitimate" tyranny and irqni-
storial oppression. lGG-etfe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

L|lflUua IINN, WcI0def o.
Ertrdot Of Il letter rom Cadi- u the 22d. iugUst,
received per- The PhDe',ir.
The Internal coTmOto ns in Fraace viii prevent
explorations to this country ofGrsn, OF which it
will BE- much in wart, thu harvest is small, not
more than months consuml ton. Vessels from
he ievant are lot admitted TO entry, account Of
The plague and the uew expedition to South Ame-
rlea, viii require considerable quantities Of -four
ii whieh there is lint small quantity in the bay or
on sho.e, AID all IN first hsnds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-11

Ertract 2fa lefter fran Doctor Il. Ruin
son, (late an authogised az ent ofths U.
SAFES in AIrHico,J 10 a gentleman IN
.Natciez, dased