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tyiiaHlS5orough fI,te Wa,ren,on) Female Academy.
EXAMINATION

fIIiE semi-annual examination OF the pupils n this ns
~ tuton will commence on Monday the 10th of June
and will lac continued the two succeeding i'm
niedateiy after which, tcexerciSes OF the Academy will he
rss',me there being vacation between the sessions
The of fastrcion includes nee,llework ading
wiring, ariihnietc, grammar amt parsing, geography,
}nvlpiy, history, bellies ieiires msry, botany,
Ssl philosophy, and astronomy.
The principals good philosophical apparatus
and lectures. accompanied with experiments, deliver
ell the different sub Board and tuition in all the
above branches; 60 dollars session. Music so dollars
Drawing and painting % dollars session. The
charge Is for pens, ink letter paper SundrieS
lollars per session Bnoks when required furnished
the usual store prices. Noexpendiiures allow
cepng such authorized hv parents and guardians
Each lady is TO furnish herself with coverli pair
of blankets, sheets and towels The pupils all board with
the principals, and therefore completely under their
guaria pship The village remarkably healthy aud order
iy and the public and private eXercises vi religion re-
e=iye sI!ar attention.
JOSEPH ANDREWS, 1p.
THOMAS l.. JONES, Si'"cPoS'
L-,ili,.,s Ls..,..xilI.
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.NOrI(,E-

NESSRS. =. TRIpLETT & co having assigned 10
Ia the subscriber, trustee r the benefit of their Gre
uoIS' AN ihriF eiircs o every kind persons inGeh 70
'hc NV bond ooen account Otherwise are requested 10
gwen. 'e~Ne '"'""' w
ier stock Of goods on hand, consisting or very pen
Sii ana wen selected assortment OF HARDWARE CUT
Lfhi viii he Nnld bv Wholesale and retail nj The a
Ts' Pr'eeS IN order 80 -etie she lru> speedily M The
s"le i'ey occupied by them, where dmiy author. ed
hs'"i I'r The pa pose Of elcting sales viii avays m
ioun;-CoHni'y merchants Pa,ticuIrlv will fad TO
nun , interest To calf THOMAS GREEN, Trustee.
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FORTY DOLLARS KEWArD1-

{ Easier ouhday last, y negro named ADDISON.
- ana who sometimes calls himself Arn,siea CorIier r,
n""E rom ,e subscriber. lie is very good looking ne
tt about ~ wears Of and Ind went nv
bue coat and grey n'iSed pannlppus-he had asa tuc
mte cas- ine roundabout lie Is wei kunwn In the ori-
"H 81 f"whHan Courthouse, he raised "a pf.
archer Cooke OF said county, ard formerly belonged tn the
e.ne ct VIM a. Cooke, dee lie knnvn in The counties
vt Halifax and Amelia. will give Inc above reward Ia de-
lwe,ed to me ~ Richmond, - Sc secured in any Jail
~ -, - et' nm AGAIN g.. PICOT
U''"pHN hiN <. TIFF
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Improved and HighIy Vg[u0bTe ProDe,.I,,

= AuC'loN.-on Friday next, the I3tI ir.t NJ; o,
ocl"ck ON the premises. viii lie sold to a.. h,Is
,Hdder that most valuable Warrhou upon iiih s,re,
h"""h0s P0ftss 6Ir hprse. Mayos bridge forucl
ue property OF Mcssrs r0pnpkinS Murray and po,, @
cPeo ny w. j. Morris, Esq Tits properly is situoted
"n yards OF the western end of the Dock contains
' upon i+h street "i - feet, with an average dan,I
o. lo5 irrt The Warehouse is in good condition and lf
'E 'nrse 10 contain several hundred hid. to,,cr
"i mas convenient cnuntinC-rUpnl the unoer mar,
eIhs I" Ia aud Is months cred-b4at.s or ne0oti,t,o
ho'eS wan approved enorsers, carry i,tcres, ror L.
of sale The tile he reserved until tbe lac, @ gay
the purchaser. - " wy ''""h OF
by order Of Messrs Shepherd & Leslie ,rcn,s hr Ihr
Duulnp HOnpi,T =. S,Ia, ~, ~. ,'r 'Hhn
June g. ~ AuctT.
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the reinstatement ofthe Sovereign Congress,
with which august body they are TO confer ON
points of the highest importance touching the
pacitication of the two nations 1.-THE Mexican
and Spanish)
have seen the powers of the commits
sion, framed by the Cortes and sanctioned by
the King, and they are these. LIST. An un
limited authority is given tn treat of the total
emancipation Of this very rich hemisphere. I'd.
The Peninsula desires to form the closest
alliance with this nation, and to make with it IA
lasting treaty of commerce, advantageous to
both. Sd. That the children of this soil and
those of the other side of the ocean, regard
themselves as of the same family. Attn. That
they lend each other aid in their necessities. 9th.
That when either of the parties shall be at
tackled by any foreign enemy, the other shall
assist 1t with an armed force, aud make com
mon cause in all that tends TO produce that
prosperity of which nations so fertile in re-
sources are susceptbe.-6. To offer by order
of the Chamber ofCommerce of Cadiz 10 that
of Mexico, thirty thousand quintals of Quick
Silver, which they have warehoused for the
use of the mines, allowing Il sufficient credit
for lis payment in consideration fthe decline
oil this important traffic" MAJ. Gu=.
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PUBL,IC SAFE,

Fftne " dced Of trust executed Samuel Wood
= sou go lhe subscribers. tie sob day 81 NotetnI,-r
lo "n" rec drd w the clerks office 1T haan c
NV . 'htIF'n mentioned shall offer f,r a. the
-''. 'iier ~ puic auction Tor cash, VI Pow bait.
i""- on TUE 27ih DAY Of June next. tract 81 lar,t
T'NE l we county of PawhaRl. adjoining tie lnu. of
."hs ,f"""r', tfvd FoUuoy sgl ubers, and contain
t of acres n'rr or less .uch thereof a. ,irsv
Ftes-ff n SATISFY The said trust aerd. he title vested,
3" i"N su"stfi0ers viii IT, conveyed purrha.prs
60. iOSFPIf y. DAVlS.1~
N'y" s-ewiw@ WA. $. pNNCG, i't''v's
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NOTICE.

M "a tirine Of deed o trust executed l,y Thomas
~ WM'hah To tie subscriber. for certain purposes
Mrt'n eNNrrsscd viii be sold The highest bidder for
s"h' hhiiaN courthouse. the 2Ji day June next
~ Hci ~ and u the said deed mentioned, contaiuinp
nPc hundred and nineysix nCres. the same more Or
NJ IS the 'r"ct web known bt the of CaiSer's
or Frisrs, Is remarkably fertile mostly in oo ard !, III
Worthy TIE ic"ion fcsPalisis-S uc, lille rs t. convey
@ ne VIII br made 20 the purchascTand this its be-
My IS. " IA '''''', ',I"''cc'
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INFORMATION WANTED.

NTTHEREAS JOHN BARRAS n native OF England, left
w the of Newcastle upon Tyne in i73 then about
81 wears ofage, in the capacity aud arrived
Norfolk in Virginia, from whence he proceeded Ports
month, in New Hampshire, where his rienGs in
Jolly 1878 He soou afterwards eit Portsmouth in New
Hampshire for the of Virginia. where he intended to
settle (Nat part is not known Ia his letter. dated IN July
l773 he stated he acquainted with Mr. Carlisle, OF
Aexandria in Virginia. who had been friendly HIM IL
trfue presumed IL he returned To Virginia. appears
10 have been his Intention that he would call Mr. Car
Isle, aud probably settle in Alexandria, follow his
iession from that If the said John Darras
living has left lawful issue they will hear of snnebng
TO their advantage by applying To Edward Wilson,
Sparkman Wilson, Philadelphia and if dead person
or Spackman& Wilson, 10 enable them procure sat
StactOry proof Of the fact shall he entitled dol
lars, which i'll be paid by the said Edward Wilson,
Spackman 4 Wilson. JuVe 8. 8-3t
HAVING removed city of licln,und, oder for
l. sale the handsome farm which lately resided,
called and known bv the ofCLIFTON. IL Is situated
In the county OF Amelia, abost miles Gsnito
Bridge, and Immediately the main road leading the
same-It contains two hundred fifty aud has
been under system Of cultivation wears,
well calculated improve its fertility. The neghborhood
rs perhaps good he found above Richmond and
Is remarkable for general good health. On this
land are several small and ncverialng and
raj springs Of the pures and best water. The
ments consist Of handsome dwelling, with almost
other house which he in the whole,
between eight and thousand dollars. There is sui-
cen quantity of wood land for all the purposes Of arn
and the fences in repair
will also sell n tract Of land In the county of Patrick
lying the waters OF Russeirs creek South May
containing 1852 acres. chiefly in woods.
Having abandoned farming will dispose of twenty val
uahlc SLAVES consisting men, women girls.
Teens of sale for the land will be made known upon
application 10 in this ciy.-The negroes will he sold
Tor cash. or something convertible into cash 40 day
Richmond Nav So 1T
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LAND For SALE

* virtue OF decd OF trust executed the subssribers
ny urorge w Baird In secure debt due Dean and
ihgei ana duly recorded The Inrkfng
nam We VIII expose io public sale - isday 21st day
yune next before the store door of Mesr> Taugburue
and Scruggs, in te Cara and county OF mber
ai' Tue tract of land on which hc said Geo. w. Dard
W resides containing one hundred acres much rs
wiil he sufficient 20 raise the 800 together with
costs and charges The title is believed 10 lee good
Nav iG. S--tds VS. .ut,pS -
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h0nnoke .Nnrirnilon Comnnnu-

RfareSouion cf the Board of Directors Of tie Ro,os
y Na'igtOn Company passed lic second DIV of last
m"nVi the stockholders OF the sid COMPANY ere rrl
~ ply iuiO the treasury the Gr.t dtv Of Ocfoc- rf
Che sum of fse dollars on each aud ever, st4rc oi go
heh ny Them respectivelvheiuV tine ninth srrai..
~ order Of the Board 0f fire.feys
M"y ~. P-at 2. JOY MR. lrfs<ue,
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CARACAS

NAnAStAS.
The Editors of the New York Daily Ad.
ver,iser, have translated from late Caracas
paper, an account of the celebration of the
18th ut April, the thirteenth anniversary ofthe
Independence of the Proviace OF Venezuela
The city was brilliantly Illuminated on the
evening preceding, amidst the ringing of bells,
and the principal square, where the inhabitants
assembled IN crowds, WAS decorated in "a very
beautiful and appropriate manner. An area
of 500 feet square was occupied with tall CO.
umns supporting arches, sud covered over
with palm leaves. The arches were all OF an
equal SIZE, except one on each side If the
square, which rose To a considerable height
above the rest, and, in addition To the rows ui
lamps, with which the columns were illumi
mated, the arches sustained chandeliers of tri-
c"lorcd lights, larger ones of the same sort
being suspended at the principal entrances.
In the centre of the square stood n small
temple To independence, from the corners al
winch rose double columns, supporting arches
towards the four cardinal points, with paved
walks leading up Ia them. The cornice was
formed by the pedestals of emblemalic statues
placed over the entrances. That towards the
east represented matron in the act efhreaking
chain in pieces, fragments of which were "
ng al her feet, and bore the following inscrp.
ton in letters of gold :" Cararcas-The first
~ 1''Nt'i no iTbhc ltle DOilGS OF GeS-
potism April 1880"
That on the western side was youth bear
ing lance in the rest, "a culver on his shout.
der and the following inscription 'Venezue-
la, the first born of Colombia ,arinimg himself
at the instigatiOn of Caracas"
Inc statue on the south side was that OF 4
young and beautiful Indian female, but cover
ed with chains, with her hair dishevelled
weeping and ireading among withered stalk.
of wheat. The Inscription was" Quito ia
dreadful slavery, assisted by Caracas"
The statue on the north side was another
female figure, !"aded with chains of gold, bu,
bound Ia small palmtree and under it wa.
inscribed, Cundinamarca, once the most EN-.
shaved of the daughters of Colombia"
Day-break the next morning was welcomed
with the ringing ofhels, and the firing OF
guns. Tt Deum was sung, and the Intendan,
General delivered an Grafton and rasr-l the
national Tag on 'be temple Of Independence
amidst the determinations of the people, and
peals of artillery.
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NOI'ICE-

IL persons indebted To the estate NJ Major JnuN
IKlo are requested To make i'm. teriate pnv,nen,
ihe creditors oi the estate will please NUKE known tber
demands II ITpSIITrn -, Wv
Richmond. june g. a o,
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HOOP POLES.

WANTED. Mt the Particularly eighty five thousand
w hooppoles, onethr be delivered by the 18th Ju
W, the balance they may he required.
June 6. THOMAS NELSON, y. A. p.
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FOR RENT.

FENlE tenement situate the North corner of
streets recently occupied by Benjamin Tate, dee For
terms Ac kc apply the subscriber premises
=; lis office, third door below the Bril Tavern.
Nav q. If IOSEpI TATE.
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s. s NJ. ALLEN s. go.

NO. 4S9,' .Eui--yiTett Richmond
VIM DO thankfully received and attended 10 without relny
ANY information given with pleasure
Az rrfr in tue above lotteries, ifor,Iercd mr. sold at
Alens, will be paid :, sight june Is. a5
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: 10000 HIGHEST PRIZE
WASHINGTON MONUMENT LOTrERY-eih CLASS
he'' are Nv" drawings over in this lottery only twu
prizes Of 1000 rawnone of which was ~ usual s1Id M
en,-Przes that remain in the wheel TO lie drwn are
rs follows, viz: "
2OOlO Dollar 10000 Dollars 8 of 1000 Dollars
ioD8O Dollars : "i 5000 Dolls of 1000 Dollars
hee great nuaber OF smaller prizes of 100, sos oos
&c. &e.-Ouy i6 drawings in all. -
Wlnie Tickets = 10 Quarters So so
Halves s EighihS 25
Distant ndvennrers wishing chances pr the above Cant
h w mud II much 20 their advantage To supply them
selves without any further d.lay as the demand er ,t
m hoh lotteries has been great that they will h. sure 10
r'r INA lew ddyS--oi which due notice will s given
III Orders oryItckeiS b. mail. posi- paid from any mar,
Of the Union enclosing the cash prize tickets directed to
the Lucky Ofice
@, Arr,,N- CO
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SITUATiON WANTED-

YOUNG man who has been brought up clerks Office
n of superor court OF law, ANA also court
wishes ~ assistant either Office, re-
in the Office OF some attorney law.
directed a. D. at ViliebOrnuh, Caroline will
Immediately attended Deliberate wages will be required
uitil he prove y his merit he is deserving OF
lie produce satisfactory evidence
February ai-Utf
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HYGET4 HOTEL,

- pE<lA fJOI Ell.
Va" subscriber has rented The ieusc At Old Point CoRfo
&eye company. 800 ~ F'Nf'N
..s Lf1prieior couirmplacs building large addition
"heI completed ~ increase the numl,pr Of rours
.rwtnv' ms viii be in rendiness early in July.
, y, access 10 This place hy Steam lIonis from Da
,S;l m''nhgton CITY, Richmond aud Petersfnrg-tfnm
In,,s passengers can land within yards Of the
great saving IN tie EXPENSE " horses aud
ion 1re entirely useless herceyery iarilv he.ng
t,s ~ me Hampton SteHm Boat which runs daily be-
i,,,.N e@iinh, OLD Point Comfort aud flAmpt@n-1be sa
-, lineir being constantly refreshed will ihe
mud ~. Tile bard sandy leach for Salt Water Bathing
,hc ioues which Hreto he immediately erected Tor
The NO. at ie Isdies all combined. render ft
fr siinatiOu, perhaps in the United Siaies,
"hl hurusemeni. 49, - f'
w. s-nti; iiog-fsh and other fish ahe.
Ri,, ~. Er in he greaiet abundance, Ut add about tie
1n1y b.i sn WI Afford great iiose who
the suIsrriYer bss made .rr,,.c,,,r, c- .., 80,
he 49, 80 iGtt WATER ffDnifhc Dismal Ssansp-and
i;si Ms FisiOrs m abundant table 81 the Meats
fv H. sud In faei Of every thing wbc ran graft
daare W''W-ihc lSst Liquors, Nne-. &c.--g1rd affcr
.r ia ''NE Already engaged excellent servautsJ
,n own tiule Which viii he exeiusves deyoicd "a tie
~ enlent OF The Embellishments
oupsr fsr% hsaa"s-Per day. : % per week, 81 r.
a.. ~ W than week. a The of dollars.
J-i4t FRANCIS f. TAYLOR.
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we copy the following paragraphs from
The Paris .HonHerr I'M, ersei.
ErtrGcf from the Jomnm of a Frfncb trnr.Her
NE day ,Ohen King ferdinand IsGi .N4ndrid.
MARCH 20.-l arrived at nine in the morn
Tag wHh my heart pierced with grief; had
seen the King quit the city with all the ROYAL
family, without single attempt on The part
OF The terrified inhabitants of the capi,aI Ia
prevent II. /, was precisely eight O'Clock
wben Ferdinand left his palace borne IN a
cha,F 10 the lilac alley, "a walk constructed
INN Tue enrlnsure of the palace by Joseph
oonaparte)-he was then awaited by his car.
rl'ges. He was taken secretly aIong through
the oItrr walks in order to reach TIE BRIDE
"i Toledo. The king, pale, sad and denress.
Cd was m the first carriage with the Young
queen, Wh" was IN tears, and appeared in the
greatest consernaiiOn the two Infants with
Their families and the infanta of Portugal. fol-
lowed IN three private carriages all apparent
~ plunged IN deep distress. There were six
o'her carriages Tor persons attached to the
court
There were but few people on the side
where was placed hut the most of The wit-
nesses OF This sad scene, hade with signs, The
most toHching farewell 10 their sovereign, and
| /, 'houSh am not native Spanard, could
not restrain my tears AT tie nlsfnrilines in re-
serve Tor the royal family, AMI tii, apathy Of
| 'he inhabitants of Madrid. The King aud his
sulle (ai the time | saw them) were escorted
only by detachment of sagunta, tcavalryl a.
hout forty men oftle national guar,, On horse
back, and sixteen of the inouniain Chasscurs
nut on The square of the constitution, there
we're from seven to eight hundred infantry,
and cavalry with two pieces Of cannon, WHO
immediately gained The bridge of Toledo 20
| iorm AN escort fur tl!e King.
On The bridge of Toledo the procession
was to be organizcd-great confusion prevail
ed. The crowdng of Carriages, the adens Of
| several "omen whose husbands formed the
national guard, the cries Of liberiy and i1de.
Pe"deHce. which were made by some inadlncn,
deeply affected my heart
M ten O'Clock great number of the sbons
re"aiued unopened, and many people would
not believe Tie departure of the King. hut
NOSE who bad 90 doubt that this departure
would be effected are penetrated with The
most INTENSE grief Some shed bitter but nn
a'ahng tears, others rrproach themselves
lhat lie inhabitants of the capital of the
Kingdom have frrsalicn the king aud his
lhmIiy. The 20ih OF March will always bo IN
'"auspicious day in the national history.
EDEN, (Mc.l MAY IA yourg MAJ, of
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UNION HOTEL. FOR RENT.

~ Possession To he given on the first day OF Au-
fsTsf gust that extensive co,nnlotious aud eie
lssstN giant establishment in this city, (Richn,on,l
'- Va) called the Union Hotel, present pied
10y MIR. Joshua Dong IL is the
advantages of this establishment resident Rich
aond who might be disposed TO engage in the business
conducting house of public eniertucntbnt for the
Information of all Others disposed safely as
serted, that there is establishment OF the Kind, in
state of Virginia. superior to it, for extent,
and elegance of accommodation, in every particular for
such purpose irdeed il fairly challenge a compar-
i>"n with the first establishments of the kind in United
States Its scarcely add, that stables
which are of brick, upon scale and OF
corresponding with the rest of the establishment The
Hotel amply provided with suitable valuable Frni
iure which may also be had Inv purchase for rent
There is also the same lot, ~ good story Brick
Dwelling House, for rent either with without the Hotel
Applications 10 I've made by letter. addressed jrhar
Anderson, President Charles }. Nicholas. Cashier of
the Office of Discount and Deposit of the Bank Uni
ted STAIRS at;Kiehnlond. Va. June g. eft
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100000 CO., DOLLARS 81 LAR HIGHEsI PRIZE.

MARYLAND STATE LoTrERY-2d CLASS.
Firs, Days DTGsr,ag.
2ii57-2Si13 prizes OF = 1000
1I7il prize Of 100
2i07 n prize OF 80
The drawing will be continued Thursday the i2h inst
IN III" city al Baltimore, under Of the com
nissonrrs appointed Ivy the Governor aud Counc-IIr
Great Capita Prizes Of
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars 5000 Dollars
10000 Dollars 10000 DnarS 300 Dollars
20 of 1900 D0llas-besides great number OF zoos SOS Ar
&C. still remain in the hreI - De- drawn.
Whole Tickets - 10 Quarters S3 on
Halves Iriehths "a
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EDEN, tMc.) May IA young man of
this town by the name of William S,lshurv
latt week was crossing field alone, and came
on Sudden upon huge bear. Young SAILS
hhr' was vn"lllinS 90 retreat; near where
hc stood he found Il rotten suck, which he us
td as a Substitute fur club be then made M
4" the bear who stood gnasiing his teeth NJ
MN, and struck him across the nose and by
CHANCE stunned bin, aud the club broLe-he
hoo took Out no old J.,cl knife lnc 81 in the
'iici, aud merely good for nothing, clipched l.,
WIN the bear, sawed oa' Tia iugutr vein il
The neck, md lcf'pd Sim
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NEGROES WANTED.

4 ,ft'l N hare about twenty LARGE IgONS mud YOUNG
'hHN ~ i's balance OF TOE year
R;r,,,,..., DEN. JAMES HARRIS.
'-i 't'-iHuAryilb sS-stt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-06
AFFAIRS OF COLOMBIA.

By letter received this day from Baso-
"a, Republic of Colombia, by citizen of
Washington, via jamaica, we obtain the
Address ot s0me of the officers aud men
under the gallant chief General Desereux,
TO the Vice President of the Republic, and
the Answer, signed by the Secretary OF
State for the Home Department.
Il Mas announced before, that General
DEvEREux was appointed Minister Pleni-
potentiary aud Envoy Extraordinary TO
Russia, Sweden, and Denmark, provided
those powers acknowledge the indepen
dence IT Colombia. General Devereux is
also appointed Special Commissioner to
Great Britain: an Appointment similar to
the Que given by the United States to the
Marquis de LA Fayette on his return to
France. The General will be acc0mpa-
med by Colonel LySter, Lirutanant Col.
BendeH, Major OConneN, and Major Pose-
ell, attached to his legation 10 the North-
ern Powers. Colonel Lystcr is the gem
tleman who was two or three Years ago in
the United States for the recovery of his
health, in consequence of "a wound he re-
ceIted IN the les. Major OConneH is ne
phew to the celebrated Irish barrister OF
the name in Dublin. Under all the cir
cumstances, it must be considered high
compliment to Gen. DEvEREux to be APP
pointed on 80 distinguished a mission.
In publishing the following, with the
names Of the addressers, it is meant to
give their friends and families an evidence
that these Individuals have happily survi-
we'd all the disasters of "A sanguinaIy war /;
and likewise To furnish their descendants
with a record that they were engaged in
the glorious cause, by which one of the
richest, most beautiful, fertile, and intarcs-
ting regions of the globe, became an indie
pendent Nation.