davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

matter in So clear ligh, perhaps us the Ga
zctte-and we therefore ask for the sake of
information" ~
Virginia must submit with as good grace
as she can To the revolution she will witness in
lier representative power--a, present, she has
3 members, n. York 81, Pennsylvania IS,
Massachusetts IS, Ohio 6.-Under the late,
census with the ratio Of S5,oOO-New York
will have SO, Pennsylvania 80, Virginia %,
Massachusetts II, Ohio l6--with a ratio of
10000. n. \. will have 81, p. 20, V. g, NJ.
Is, .. li-with a ratio of $4,000, N. Y. will
have 80, p. s3, V.19, NIL, and o. la. But
what Virginia falls short in numerical strength,
she should attempt to supply by moral force.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
RICHMOND. JANUARY "a, 1879.
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
TO the General .4ssembu of Virpi,,in.

X.
TO the General assembly of Virginia.
Allow me the honor of calling to your at
tention, subject fit for the exercise of your
wisdom and patriotism. The undersigned
would not presume to address the assembled
representatives Of the people of Virginia, if
he did not feel for the honor, power and safe
" OF The state and thorough and deep
wrought conviction of the necessity of legis-
lating on the subject of this address.
Time and necessity have united in the
truth, that the organization of every BODY of
soldiers, and every army, calculated for the
emergencies of nations, is incomplete, and the
army itself must prove inefficient particularly
in a defensive war, unless il have associated
with it ajust proportion Of flying Tor as it is
usually termed horse artillery. The immor-
tai hero of Prussia, her great Frederick, NAV
he considered the father and founder of this
corps. In the seven years war;" il has
been said, he accomplished more by Its opera
tons, taken in the aggregate, than by the ba-
lance of his forces. If he desired to accom-
psh brilliant enterprise on a small scale if,
to annoy and harrass his enemy, to prevent
the junction of his forces, arrival of convoys.
passage of rivers or desired to deceive him,
ny threat or appearance of an impending at
tack, to this, his favorite corps, was the duty
assigned.
In no other country, is the number Of as
saliable points SO numerous as they are in
Virginia. The Chesapeake bounding her ON
one side, into which the waters of fifty rivers
and creeks are empticd, each presenting ON
ITS bosom, an invitation to pillage, plinder and
devastate the bordering territory. The coun-
try from the head Of tide water To the Bay.
most subject to INVASION, from the number OF
ITS lnlets, the sparseness of the white popula-
ton bordering on them, the facilities afforded
to communicate with, and stimulate to enter
prise our servants their numbers on the East
ern border of the state, the tardy progress OF
Infantry, and battery and field artillery to meet
an Inclusive enemy, the total inability of ca
valry, mounted infantry add rincmcu, to rem
der any other service than that of yidettes ON
our water courses and the rapidity of move
ment, certainty Of execution, length Of the
range of the ball and to the enemy, the uncer-
t'Hnfy Of It's position, with thousand strong
terrors, all combine, to recommend the Hv;,ie
artillery, as likely in time OF war 10 render
itself conspicuous from its service to tht
state, aud give il preference over any oihet
arm of our militia force.
The number of artillery authorised by law
I to he raised, ID one regiment to each division
doubt, however, whether there is now,
complete regiment in the state In the 5tl
brigade, oft the second division, containing M
wards OF four thousand effective men, there i
mol e man flied to discharge from previou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

The recorder, in his charge, observed in
consequence of what had fallen from the coun-
sci for the defendants, in the course of their
arguments, that il was the duty Of the Bank
to pursue and bring to justice all persons who
cOunterfeited their notes or who passed them,
knowing them To be such. That bank paper
formed much oftbe circulating medium of the
country, and that those institutions, Of course,
were bound, as well to guard the ignorant aud
nnwary from loss by the circulation Of spuri-
Gus notes as to protect and maintain the cha
racter Of their own paper, and that If the
bank had been dilatOry or neglectful in these
prosecutions, they would have merited re-
prehension. So far, therefore, from censur-
ing the bank for what they had done To for
ward these prosecutions, he considered they
had not gone step beyond what their own
security required, or the public interest de-
manded of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
NClTIC,E

ElY virtue Of deed of nv Moseicv 10
- the subscriber, to debt Archibald TAYLOR
a. administrator Of John Cunningham, shall hc 2efd
day II February nef proceed ~ the town o Cara, before
the store duor At Langhone Scruggs sell
slaves conveyed IN the deed admitted record ~ the county
court OF Cumberland in May 1919, dated the 9Th of
iSi5Aso all the household and Kitchen urniture all tie
stock Of orses catte owned NV the said osclcy
9TH January 1919 together with tie claim, srh
held nv Ro Mose.cy James Crawio Tboms ,,U,ricy
OF Kentucky GEORGE DGOkI.R.
January 10 20 ogn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
COHEN'S r>
Lottery and Exchange Office, No. ia Mar

ket-strect, Baltimore:
Where was sold 10 gencirn., rr>itrg in Alhcmnrlc
county, Virginia. the great Capital Prize of I00O0 draw
week before last IN tie Grand State LofIery-Asn the
10000 Dollars in the same LOTTERY Nv mail to- Young
gentleman NJ Lancaster, Ohio; besides SIXTEEN OTHER
CAPITALS To various parts Of the Union.
Orders from any part Of the United States either by mail
or private conveyance enclosing the Cash Prize Tickets
post paid will the puncua and prompt attention
as IL on personal appiication--addressed fo
y. I. COHEN Jr.
SECRETARY e. tie Observation-Disclosures.
pT AT CoHEN'S OFFICE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES
HAVE BEEN OBTAINED THAN At ANY OTHER or
FICE IN AMERICA; AND WHERE, IN THE TIIHfE
LAST MONUMENT LOTTERIES, were sold the t'arials
OF 10000 Dollars in sharcs90 O0c Of 20OOO2o 10000
&r sc.
baltimore, January I. 72-oaw8tir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

N virtue of deed Of trust executed v Ia iUIm Adam.
- and Margaret his wife, the subscriber and John r.
Jones who is since dead bearing date the 18th day of No
vember 1873 and of record in the clerks of The conn
y court n Goocnud to the payment o given
on that day by the said John Adams endorsed by Sam
uel G Adams aud Lacharia Brooks, and by request Of Mon
cure Robinson Plenshn the assignres uf irooks
viii he sold 10y the subscriber n front Of Tive Eagle Hotel in
the city OF Richmond Thursaye SIH day oCih month
nj - o'clock, for ready money, equal aid undivided
moiety o al the DOVER COAL WORKS in the county Of
Goocand, being the same which bcitucnthed Col
Richard Adams the elder TO his three sons Together with a
The privileges and apputerauces thereto attached any
wise belonging. J. H. EUSTACE
January 1. 7I-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
WESTINGHOUSE BIRTH-DAY.
FIFTH CLASS OF TIE
VI FISHING TON an MI NE N.U DT,,TrI 4

which will commence drawing in the city nj Baltimore
Oh rrHay the I'D of next month, February, being Ami
versary OF the Birth of the ilturious Hero and Statesman
who was frsI in war; first peace and first in the hearts
of his cOuntrymenu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24
staples 0J'Me Redmond -IjorJ
ADVERTISEAIENT

WISH TO sell either OF the following of LAND
one 'ng an the Rivhnna river miles ahnve Colunbia
containing by estimation 600 acres, $50 low grounis-Thc
other containing 1000 heavily tmbercd it'll a good
nl seat on II, ami lying within miles of tie river.
FluvaBna. Jan. 81. 8I-ro2m MILES CARY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

=, ,,,,-. ConhyEIsATED. -
Audley in the county at Caroline. the 9Th
instant IN the 10th year Of her age Mrs. MARY ANN
WHITE, consor Of Doc. Aaron e. White She had lin
gered several years under pulmonary affection Those who
Knew her have her worth nlprinIed their memorics
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

A coroner's inquest was held yesterday
morning by Jssses Y. Staoshury, esp ia Bal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

EyTnia al an T.. i"nr." ia our SATURDAYS psper
In inc % for cas- much ia" 9pH 0 In line %
for they" read these.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

g We understand, that Messrs. HENRY
Cay and George M Bibb the Commissioners
OF Kentucky, are now in the City of Washing
ton, and may he expected in this city about
the close of the month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-24

" the vote, fixing the ratio Of representation ut
42,OU0 may be considered as conclusive, there will
he more than two hundred representatives in the
next Congress number, we would suppose, unne.
cessariy great for convenient, useful or economical
legislation. IL would certainly he much better TO
increase the ratio more especially as il would lend
to lessen the Influence Of the large states
We cannot subscribe 10 the truth Of the pre-
ceding paragraph from the Baltimore Fee
deral Gazctte.-The Virginia House Of Dele
gates consists of about 2O8 members, but we
do not find il is too "great For convenient or
useful legislation" In such an interesting ma
tional concern, economy is but subordinate
consideration.--There is happy mean in all
such cascs-betweent the too great and the too
little. We should like the Gazette TO state its
last principle more in detail--The Charleston
Patriot seems to incline towards the reverse
OF the proposition that very high ratio
would reduce the power Of the sn,aUe,
states in too great degree Wedo notsee til.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
TIE sTEEDs OF APOLLO.


~, ~ ~ -. 'A'Nt' tse'
~ m o,rtas o' Npon9, a. '9als'hs ,he DAY,
To the world Wilde his liaht from his car the =
convey,
Their speed is the blaze of his mind
Thus Ambition, who governs of Honor tb.
chase,
kerps Lies mcnled Coursers In eIo,yt
For Fame is the Goal aud tho World Is the
Eace,
Aud hark forward they start, Tally no
.u...,-..n go,
~ hcai 10 achieve II ropoWn.
An1 so throng'd arc the Isis ia the emnlous
STRIFE,
That hnt lew know what slcrd Is their own
For many. like Gilpin, charmed ut the blood
losc their reiu and their course ms they go ;
While the Rider, bigh-tranrd. knows each
pace in his stud.
And hurA forward he lies, Tally no
r.,
INC zero Naf.horse, whose brave, gen
-. ,o1 -, ofe'u ,...,.-...z,.
Blood aud bone, Mt the trump.enll, he vault,
in full.specd,
And contends for his owu native plain
In battle In glories; and pants, like his sire,
Onthe soil wherr he graz d, h, lie low:
See his neck oloth'd with thunder, his name
Oak with fire,
While, bark forward he springs, TnlIy no.
IT.. g,,,....,,.,,,. ,,.,...a.
~, 'a','"" = 80 'o"pef ID noo',
l., he ' In Wi, n n n'',hes' or Iorr'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

tamine, The mass of wrelchedness which II
produced, The abuminablc bestialiiy of one
of The great dignitafirs who mynopnlisr
The food and wealth of the coS,trt, the
numerous litig,tions between pricss aud
Their parish ters IN England, the REV
Mr.. BIN tlr very heart of thu mciropo-
LIS openly attempting Ia increase an alrea-
dy Immense Income BIZ re,ivihg obsolete
claims, the circumstance of tie only i3ish-
op who could not be promoted higher so-
ting for the Queen, while all the test voted
against her: these, and thousand other
collateral facts, are norGins on the minds
OF the people, aud will, We have no doubt,
produce a salutary reform in the church
establishments of both Ireland and Eng
land. In the state other carls,s are opera
ung. Corruptions arr unmasking. Mir.
hume has developed the secret springs of
government every mechanic knows now
how aud why he Is not allowed to vote
every lnndholdcr how and why he cannot
get his rents every farmer low and why
corn is y drug 10 him, and his plenty u
curse. They all see these thing, and that
lie country eanuot recover under the pre-
Sent system they set that Ia save Britain
from destruction il is absolutely necessary
not only 10 change the men, bat The mea-
Snres altogether. Castlcreagh's death, a
good harvest aud Increasing bankruptcies,
though circumstances apparently distinct
from each other, will largely contribute Ia
work out the muth-to-hc- desired reform.
The whole people are ripe for il, aud il is
as difficult In iind person who will argue
against il now, us ii WAS formerly, among
Gun farmers, 10 find one who had the tc-
meriiy to contend for H. We cannot con
ciadc this subject better than in the Ian
gnagc of our immortal Milton - Mahnks
| ser, in my mind, a hobe and pnssant
nation ronsing herself like strang man
alter sleep, and shaking her in,;ncLlc
loc!.s melhinhs see hen as an eagle nlns-
Ing her mighty youth, aud kndlng her I'M
dazAled eyes AT The idll midday purgng
and unscaIing her long abused sight at the
fountain its,li of heavenly radanc, while
the whole nGisc Of timorous and docking
birds, with those also that love the twi-
light, ilutter about, amazed at what she
means
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

- iasi eaa If IT, forget re nois. 81 had
jam said sic had f5a0d il.
The oil couple netrr ui1rried; but flies
cofrespondrd rousfanily aifaNa d., aud !
always tlipashi Harriet IL I'D happier 81;
81 this meeting lhan sae Id ever loalo d
belize.
Now hase only IA gly, NJ The ron,lu-
siop of my story, 10 my r,senile rr,d.ra.
never let IN attachment be abruptly tro-
krnnH IL an iuteffi, - al eird dcspll
nation speedily follow every misundrr
standing. Fer the tenhrrest aud n1osi va
luahe affections rhen won will In eaair Il
woandel==and believe me-. there Il muth
truth in Tom NTuofe's scnii,nrnt
" \ something light n air---a look,
word nnhind or nrouely taken
The love tint tcmpesis never shook,
bienth--a touch like This, hns ahaben."
assoc.
.Ndpoleon's Gaiianifys-a Napoleon re-
marked, that the northern people required
the bottle Ia deYeopc their IDEAS that the
English appeared IN general to prefer the
bottle to tbs ldias as we excmplied by
our allowing them IN 20 away from table,
and remaining for honrs Il drink and IN
toAicaio orr solves. replied, tilnt nliho'
We did Ill sumctmes for hours after the Ia
dirs Withdrew, il was more for the SAKE OF
conversation than for wine, OF which last
there Nas not SO much drunk rs formerly
that, moreover, II was optional 10 retire i'm
mediately after the ladies or remain. lie
! appeared In doubt this, md made me re-
peat il. After which, he said that were lac
in England he would always leave with the
Indies. at appears To me- said be, that
You do not pay regard enough 10 the la
dies. If your object is 10 converse instead
Of 10 drink, why net allow them to be pre-
sent; surely conversation IL never 81 live
ly or 50 witty as when ladies take part in
H. If were an English woman should
feel very discontinued At being turned out
by the mrn, to wait for two 81 three hours
while they We're guzzljng their wine. Now
in France society is nothing unless Indies
are present. They are thc lie of con-
sersation. "-Ioice from 81. iiciena.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
,Sotice.

NIILL De rented, on the 10th day OF
w January next in the town OF Bent
Creek for one year, two thirds of the Bent
Creek Mills, also Sandry tracts of land adjoin-
Ing thereto.
ROBERT RltE5, surviving partner of
Rycs .. Murphy
Melon County, Dee. 10, ls22 ldr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

WILL BE SOLD at Variety Mills, on
w "Wednesday the sth day Of JBnnary
next, to the highest bidder on u credit d
swelye months. Twenty -four likely neevocs
consisting OF Men. Women, Boys aud Gifa
amongst them are some valuable lfedesmen.
as Coopcfs, Millers, Tanners and DistiIlers i.
four Horses, six work Oten, plantation tool
OF every description, aud vutious other arli-
cies, at the same time aud place viii be reni.
cd Tor one year, The Variety Mills, hi lilirrg.
lanhery, aud the plantation hppefia,ling ~
the establishment.
Bonds with approved security, TO carry In
terea from the date IL mol panclanly puid.
will hn required.
ROBERT RIVEs, surviving partner Of
RiFcs a siullhy.
Nelson County Dec 10, 1872. toe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
ls,o'l',

nN Saturday the 7th int, on tie Nam
~ street, ssmtll bundle of Exeentiens a 4
Dslsc'y Bonds, wlalt - "A stong riere Of
brown papet. " h. ever will deiiae the above
bundle 10 me all be IL e, ally rev, DE-.
SAMUEL iiRhkSfbnn.
Dee. ~. 2ti ID
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
Saiidusky.

ITO be rrnied for he esSuing ytor, that
Il h,qhig imprinted fma Saadustg, TAI, TIN
resldeDte NJ Chaeies Johnst9a Ey. LIS slaa-
led wohm mjies Of LynetbRrg. Tn mi Is
pcH adapted 10 he gfoUh 81 MI Kinds ~ ara'a
and NE improvements such ia 10 0DDrd earn
e0nrcnieHfetO n i0fge anu gfateei Je0iiig P0s-
session mH be- g,fea immdiaieiy for hfnis
IMPLY 10 Mr.. John N. 0ieg, LRnchbmg.
I5AiC 0TEY.
Dec 10. A37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10

About forty years after Leland lefi Phi
ladelpha, Harriet paid a visit TO New York,
and dining in large company one day, an
old gentleman, Wto it setn i, was ba-
ehelor, being ca'.'.d apon TO defend the fra
terniy to which hr belonged froIl the as
pensions Of sJme Of the younger aud more
fortunate part Of the company, told a story
about thlladeIpha and an engagement
which he alleged was broken off By his
car ricious mistress, for no other reason
ran his offering her a sweet new blown
| forget me not, six weeks before she was to
have been made his wife.
BAT was there no other cause = asked
Harriet, who sal nearly opposite the stran-
ger, and eyed him with iptense curiosity.
None, 10 ny knowledge, as heaven is my
Witness
'Thcn what did you do with the other
| dowri . said Harriet. The stranger ga
zed in astonisliment--it was Leland him
self, aud he recognized his Harriet, though
almost half a century had passed since they
net 4 the mischief madeby the twin low
ers was a!loXpianed away, and might have
! been forty Years before lad Charles sgid
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
George W. Nelson,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
WILL a tend TIE { u Is lac d M Lyneh.
w bug and the count E. Of Campbell, AM
heist and EeuiJid. llerest0el 10 Lghchbutg.
Dec. 10. llw}w 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
sboit

This .i'GsliBg 0t 10 o'eIek,
1lf ubscr,bef y ID I'll al auciifs.,
II bagB CbiIie
hid and ! bits prime Masee1sao
Sugar
10 bhls Loaf Sugar
20 bill Herfings
a fe harfis fls,kefel
A Cooking stoye
i trm ho&es i..dsns, Sc. &c. &c.
RICHARD POLLARD,
December 10. .iactfoueel
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10


Harmoay-The emotions of Harmony
w., not found in the laboured, fantastic,
nv, nv surprising compositions that form the
;; n " style OF Music ;but You meet them
vi, a9'ie lew pieces that are the growth OF
, Gna dhyliiated taste you discover them in
s s'e swelling sounds that wrap us in ina
sfb,a aa grandeur in those plaintive notes
th ,". make us in love with woe ; in the tones
i. a' utter the lovers sigh, fuctuaie the
, I'east WI, gentle pain lin the noble strokes
so, ai 'o'l up the courage and fury OF the
:'u' Or thai luli it in confused visions OF
;s"y, IN short, IN those affecting straies that
ana Their way to the inward recosscs oi
sfe heart;
S'caiit'siiag MI Hs chaias thai III
.4eH'adea .oai Of hsrmpaIg,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
Notice.

Notice.
-
TAKEN up by Saml. amithson ir. living
i in Amherst county near Calls Mills, a deep
sorrel MARE, with a blaze face and long tsi
supposed TO he . or 10 years old-which the
owner can have by coming forward proving
his property, and paying charges &c.
SAMUEL SAi'LIisON r.
Dee &, wlwls
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-10
New Staple and Fancy Goods,

''''N' N'''t
AHlCH were selected, principally at
w auction, will, considerable pnins, by
heir resident partner in the cityo New York i,
(aldod by The partner hcrc,) at time when
that market WAS unusually depressed Their
stock, therefore, Al present. IS largr, aud viii
be continually added 10 by each arrival from
that city, which viii enable them to have com
prised in it every article that is either " useful
or fashionable"
Experience hns taught them, that, hv having
partner constantly in market, nose can excel
them in their Advantages, and they conceive
i gives them a superiority which none in this
market possess but Themselves.
Their numerous customers and friends. by
calling, viii find II 10 DC their determination
to sell each and every article at ms reduced
prices as any other house in this place, or in
the upper country. They therefore cordially
invite Their home customers, as well as those
" at distance, to call and examine their pr-
ees, feeling assured that the prices and quail
lies Of their goods are ouly necessary 10 be
known 10 ensure 10 them further extension
OF that very liberal patronage they have aIrea
dy hitherto had
supply Of all descriptions of
Groceries, Queenswarc, SadIery,
W. &c is kept by them, rs also row LINEN,
FEATHERS, &c. &c.
Nov. ~. 3i;sf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-13

troops TO prevent him from complying
with his promise to the inhabitants
The general, on the morning alter pos
sessing himself of Signal Hill, could casi-
" have destroyed the whole city In Int
tie time; and the inhabitants, who were
much alarmed under an apprehension
that such would be the case, kept their
shops and Offices closed the whole day
not one was open. The streets were pat
rolled by horsemen in full speed, calling
upon the inhabitants to arm and JOIN tho
prince; and the inhabitants turning out
and declaring that the Portuguese troops
should go to Portugal instead of their
prince.
Before 6 o'clock the prince had col
Iected force of native troops and inha-
bi,ants OF the town of from 5000 to 1000.
The European Portuguese seeing such
formidable number and every minute
augmenting, were compelled to capt.
tulate upon the following terms -
That they should march from Signal
Hill, with all their arms, munitions of
war of all kinds including their field and
artillery pieces, whenever vessels or boats
were ready to receive them, and go over
to Prior Grande, Ca small town opposite
Rio about league distant,) and there
wait until transports were ready to trans
port them to Portugal. The next day,
the article Of capitulation was carried in
to effect, and the inhabitants greatly re-
lieved from their troubles, notwithstand-
ing they could perceive from their VIM
dows that the cannon had been SO dispos-
ed by the general, in his nesv fortress a
cross the river, as to point at their dwell.
lings. Transports for conveying them TO
Portugal were getting ready, but the be-
lief and report in Rio was that they would
not embark until other troops should ar
rive from Portugal to relieve them II
was also conjectured by many that the
transports which might arrive with the
relief troops, would not be permitted to
enter the harbor; but, after furnishing
them with provisions, &c. that they would
be sent back to Portugal.
The 2lst Of January was the birth day
of the princess, and os course a great
court day. Royal salutes were fired from
all the forts and from two English fri
gates. and also from the Portuguese at
Prior Grandc. The officers from the
latter went over to wait on the princess,
and of course TO offer her their congra.
tulalions, but the prince was so exaspera-
ted at them for their latter conduct, that
he would not suffer them to enter the
palace. Herald