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Vendue Ossice, Demerary, Imndary1, 1813.
o7 Wort— The Businifs of this Office will in fasture
Klwoston and
de conducted under the Firm of
M11448.
M228 & Cor
1
Dep. V. Ms.
voolie vinoors.
On Mondag the 9h instant, al ihe Stores of Mettis„
Fusterlon, Oliversen, &Ep 60. — 160 puirels now herringo,
golt landed; 60 pieces coston bagging, 5 pipes Madein
wine, and waat turcher mag appen.
Klesron a ML2s.
January 3.
On Tnelday ihe soch of Ianuary, al the Vendui
Osticeea valuable colleltian af neu books, just landel,
contitting of upwarde of 360 vulumes, eegauily bound
and amoug wliich are als dhe recent Novels and tha tot
Cowing= Wateer scotts Poemo, Lord Byrons dirio
Anaal Register for 1813. Lady Morgan &a d Dondel
Raynals Iudies, Barchelemys Voyages, Franklin
Works, smolleu's ditto, Inclibald'8 disto, Roucletob-
cantis Pravelo, Burns'e Worko, ac.
Catalopues to beleen al the Vendue Ottice
Also by order of Johmn Henry, Kilg. — Wegro bloe
dath, jackels and trousero, theeling coats, chock Mhirto
Evemley froeko, Kilmarnock capo, negio hato, dee
leaand ocher sines, lein twint, dic. a general assortment
ol Harionery, pickles woarted of che latelt importation,
300 gallono choice old ru, in tols of 5 gallous or up-
warde to luit purchapers. Also a len pipes and hogs-
heade excessent Madeira wine
KiEszon ap mls
On Weduetdag ie 11i½ Ianuarg 18156 order
of Soseen Hut, wilhout reserve, at ulore o
Rosear Merlaire, southesreet, the remainder of
nis Roek in erade unsold al hie tast vendue-printed
calicots, ginghamo, towels and table doths, Arpee
zud nary bloe vankeens, linen plauillio end Britannias,
sine lrist linens, cotton and alk kockings, lang dorho,
preen baize, pantaloons, Alk handkerchiets, thregdo,
plaves and ladies hats, Kussiatheeling, tea trays, corko,
wine glasses, tammers and covers, mortars aud pellleo
putter stamso, silver nutmeg graters guld ear and tin-
gerrings mrooches, scating wan, fortoile thelf snuft
bores, alver pencil cales, boet Aeak pans, Windtor
soap, jugs, decanter, and suuster Hands, glass cale
spurs, brulhes and combo, lable beslo, spices in Ib.
canisters, mena Alk hato, blueplarefurnuure, vat trapo
voorsand shoes, boteled porter, Leacock &a Old Maden
Wine in plpes, hogsheade, and boules, and wlnt sur-
iier may appeer on rhe dag ol hile„
Kiwesron & mls.
On tartdagche 1zch of Ianuary, 1815, by order
of Mettis. U Enroen & Forion, d cheir Nore i
Cumingsburg, ihe gemaining Htock of goods on hand
112: — Cansles and loap, glass ware, printed calicoes
paint and paint oil, lamp and neatoloot bil in jupo, nails,
Movals and hoes, cutlasses, sets of common and wor„
handled table and desert knives and farks, pit lawe and
saw files, round eye and telling ares, coppers tonto
disteovers in sels, smoothing irons, ladies Mhoes, Hessiag
and military bools. Alla a mahopang eounting houte
desk, two mattogang hhou glasts, twolarge glals cales,
an iron money chelt, two large en tea cannisters princed
and leutered, each will contain about a cheft of ten„
vouting machint complete, wich boot Rogger, cork
tqueezer, bor aud candlellick and boutlinx plyers,
nand cart, empty nen puncheons, and whalever else
may ofter.
Kuesrowa mitrs.
On Fridai che 23ch of Ianuary, 1815, vy order of
Haarin 8. Dovour, sold tor rhe benefit of ihole
concerned—live bales of negro plankels, damaged op
poard the Buy Thomas, I. Broichwaite, Master, trom
Liverpool, marked B. Vlo. 7, 13, 75, 76 and b0,
28 per survey beld on tha same.
Al by order of R. Batty, Elq. on account ol thole
whom is mag concem- iliuty en forty pieceb of cotton
audcossee bagging, and two casko of trencbing Movels
Alto by order of Mils Plissis Colsier-the leale of
hals los af land No. D hined in Fouth street, front
of Plantalian Vlissingen, wich als che buildings thereon
adjuintag dhie Premileool C. L Kocallie, Elg. occupier
1 A. Caron, Elgs, the huildings consissing of a com
Cortable dwalling house, wich a good Hore below, kischer
wilt a briek chimney oven, ac. a negro houte,
necessary, &c. als in good order, and there is abundant
vard room; immediale possession can be given, term„
6, 9. and 12 months, in equal payments; an excelsent
walluba water vat, 10 coutsin 2500 gallons, nearly ao
goodaeneu, end well set up, may besold to accommo-
date the purchaler of the houte
Aiso hy order of Helseen Mlmyre & Froser-five
hogsheads tobacco, of very line quality, just landed trom
the Biix Wout Star, Capt. Waldron, from Bermuda„
Also, by order of Alexander Mackae l Codleven
pares of candies, marked M in a diamond, X 2. 4, 6
7. 8, 3, 10, 11. 12, gud 13, impotted per ship Caro-
sine, Captain Allan, From Londan, condemned by
surouy, and told tor account of chote converned.
Allo, by onder ol Colin Macrae, Flg. — a colleltion
of valnable banks, in the Kuglith, Duich, and Frencl
langnages, belonging to the Khaie ol the lare H. I.S
Van den Heuvel.
Allo, by order of Meste Hadden & Learmons, tor
rho bencht of mhole concerned — 24 hals barrels mets
veel, landes trom the Buex Minerva.
Kiwesron & atls.
On Saturdan ce 24ch inkant, al ihe Vendue Ottce
dose consignments —pristed caliovis and ginghamo,
rih Einen and coston luuling, Vnen and coston cheeks:
negro dorling, carilsen ware, laddles and bridles onts
in puncheous and hopcheads, costee bagging, genile-
men 's beaver hats, neu butter, herrings in barrels, &c
Riwosion a mills.
Ianuary 7.
On Mondagche 16ihol Tanuary, by order of H. I. C.
Weonieuen, Ela. at ihe Store of Hessio. Banker,
Nevwierden. & Co.— Houlehold furnieure, contisting
of rables wich Dendo, card dito, looking glasses, en
dlegant prels and secretaire, nicht chair, globe lamps
gals and carhen ware; a jolly boat wich matto and
tils, trom 20 to 25 head of excessent cattle, a good
iding mule, uis grey mare, warranted lound; laddleo
and bridles, hollleis and pistols, aud waat tarcher will
opgen
Kiwesron &ap mtl5.
January 7.
On Foetdag ie 1Jch, Weduetdag te 18ch, an
Thorlday dlie Loch January, 18l5, st de store o
Dverrd Canen & Cothe whole ol Meir stock
Con hand, wilhout reserve-at hx mouths credit-
conlisting ol coslon and costie bagging, Russia and pa
rent canvae a large assortment of cordage, tar En bar-
rels, negro dlothing of als kinds, paints aud sil, tam
oi, tallow and mils grealen loap aud candles, hoes, Mo
velsraud enrlasses, carpenters and coopers tools, nail-
aerted, besl Londen-made surniture, champaigve, port
vine, hoek and dlaret of a luperior quality, a ten hogs
heads and quarter casko ol old Ronden particular M
deira wine, puncheon packs and puncheons, trich linen
andsheeting, colton hhuting andlining, printed celicve
and cambrie, Salemporeg, uuckaback lable linen, gen
temen's and ladics Alk aud entton Rockinge, umbrella
and paralols, a large assortment of glals ware, Aation-
erg, broad dotho and Kerleymere, and a variely of
Cocher articleo.
Kwoszon a Mels.
On Fuctont e 24ch of Ianuary, 1875, witt 6=
terpoled tor lale, by order of R. Van van Tron, Elg„
at lus Houle in Stabroek — Houschol1 Farniture, eon
listing of mahogany dining tahle wiel Denis Lembroke
andeard tables, Adebaard, maliogang chaurs, ruch borton
ditio, liguor case, salas, tooking glass, mirior, mahovan,
secretary, cloathe prels, bedo aud bedstegds complete,
van-hand Htands, night chairs, glals and earthen ware
Also9 good Caok, two excessent Washernomen, and
wa capial Crals-Custere and a number of oeker
tieles, wlzich will beproduced on dhe dag of Cale
Kiwesvon amls
On wedueldag and 2morldag, de 25 n and 26os
January, will be sold st die Baard of Oophumsand
Inprovided Pllateszwearing apparel, geld and Alve
watches, negrals, a schaoner wich rigging, ac. abon
ne thouland staves, a hogbhiead lugar, and the accep-
tances, goode, accuuuts, dc which have heen advor
ueed by che Reeorder, on che Lsihs May, end IH Iune
1813, and het get paid or accauuted tor.
Kiosrow a mrs.
Januari 7.
Op Weduesdag ie 1511 Fobraat, 1815, 31 in
Vendue Ofsice, by order of the Ericutoro of Winian
Kuer, decesled— Negroes, calle, a pold watch
rhe premisco in Heu Loun, the late residence ol the
secealed, and what may Curther appear.
Allo by order of P. A. De Veer, Alq.—a negr„
samed Cassar, rhe property of Mio. Elizabeth Williamo,
porn Knighit, and which has been piven by her in leen
ity on re dih Ianuary, 1811, tor the payment ol g
debt due by het hate lalsser Sames Kuipht, then amount
ing t0che sum of ƒ2123. The abave named negr
was sated when given in security, to be acapable and
salwalsle bout carpenter, and is offered tor lale merel
in order to bring this buliels to a final conclusion
Kinaston a Mlls.
December 17.
wawiedio Rin
Twelve Field Negro Men,
tor a twelve-month, on 2 very healthy Sugar-kstate,
with an abundance of Plantains huunted ou one of
che Essequebo lslands. Enquire at the Rogal Canett
Ottice. — Ianuari 3.
Monrrd in me Heer, and Cor tste by mhe Tub.
seripen at the store lately occupied by 5. Duport,
Elgr. the following artieles, on realonable terms tot
immediste papmen—
Hams, potatoes and onions in hampers, mustard,
best London bouled broun sout, negro dlaathing,
consisting of sined and unlined jackels, wonen
wrappers, and hits Egentlemen's fathionable-made
loch conts, coutees and pancaloons, best tancy Mar„
feilles and black slk Floreniine velts, Arong Moes
gentlemen's drels and half drels dicto, Iadies kid
and moroeco pomps and landils, men 's Leghom
hare, vouths black and drab beaver ditto, hne India
eans, pleached and uubleached plaullas, Wuitechapel
ind milliners needles, mahogany dresting and swing
tooking glasses, mahogany night chairs en turmed
lees, a neat mahoginy gardivise with dleven glass
tguares ant one ligar jar, neat mahogany liquos
cales, japanned chairs in imitation of role wood wit
cane bottoms, Iapan trays and wuiters, brals-bound
scribes, brals hat hooks, table knives and forks, curr„
combs, brals nails, thavingbores, looth brulhes, parent
thoe thread, gun Rints, tin table and tea spoons, tanc
coloured leather trunks in nells, Holland's gin, apc„
souw Hall, Janr.
December 24.
5on 542r —2 Prient-11:1 nlne inch Cabtr. /ind
2 hveor sir Coils of different hres, of the same des-
cription. Apply al the store of Mestis. Sifison
Gaaur &ap Co.erto
4. BkRBlCR, ship Kelten,
Dec. 27.
Fon ansienvans.
IHK stus vakEdk
Pav2. stokk, Master,
Eo oul in February nert. For Freight or Lasstge„
pplytothe Master on board, or to
c. vicewr.
Dec. 21
t Ondergetekenden maaken aan hunne Vrienden
Den het Publiek, bekend dat zy de Onderstaande
goederen per De Vrede, Kaptein Sturk, van Amster-
dam, ontvange hebben, en dezelve thans verkoopen
op hunne Cous sis geleegen op Charles-Poun, voor-
heen behoord hebbende aan Den Heer Philippan,
teegens civile pryzen voor Casta of eerste qualeteyt
costij.
Oude Rhynsche wyn in ankerkosten, do. hogheimer
in ditio, continjee medueronde ditto, seler water in
kenneljes, genever in kelders, azyn in pullen, zeur in
kelders, agaikjes in diten, vleesch in tonnen en spek
in t duto, vaatjes laberdaan, gelueden en onpes needen,
laring in vaajes, roi pens in den paaling in rounetjes,
anchovis, dardappels, booter, toele melkse kaasen, com-
zine do gort in vaaten en pullen, paert garst, groene
erwien, capneyner do ribbe dukken, pater Aukken,
Welph. hammet, varina en blader robat, ofte ronge„
winst ingeleyde suyboonen, zuur kool, blom kool„
asperie boonei, en andvrie vrogge meel, wit en bruga
hier, banket in trummels, heyn, maker in don dieverse
Koek, leyne en neger pypen, wulood, diverse vervon en
kwasten, syn en raap oly, Haarlemmer en Vriele bomen,
syne Vlaansch en Haaslemmer linnen, balon en negen
roeden, boeseroeusjes, scvenen, kousen, bonte hembden,
doeken in roverlen, comporitie, kaaren, zeep, thee in
wosten, haver, coffy rakken,cement, oteen kalt,
plaweey zene, noordsche deelen en latten
Dec. 14. Bakkus, waomierten, & Co„
U Onderligned offer tor lale, a variery of
voren vaovistons ≈c as is more par-
ticularly specilied in the above lis.
Dec. 24. Bakkkr. wevwintten, & Co„
5uitt has received by ibe Cork Fleet, and
D. on hand — Buuter in half trkens, hams, cheele,
outs, white biscuit in barrels, beeland pork in bar
rels and half barrels, ling Ath in boves, Peotch her
rings in kegs, potaloes in barrds and hampers,
chned lugir, natmegs, cloves, pepper, capers, mus
ard, tith luuces, old Port nine, London poster and
Wate's heer, Madeira wine in bores, loap, tallon
and wax candles, table falt, thoe blacking, ankle„
drels, and half drels thoes, Hellen and military
Iaots, ladies and children's thoes, back, blue, and
green coats, velts, jean and hheeting trousers, cots
ton mhirts and Chirting, Russia Mheding, white jean„
beaver, Ak, nadelmens, Jadies, childrens, and
negrg hais, salempores, cotton decks, calicoes,
ginghams, thread, Nationery, Duen's ware, ten
Tetssol sine lustre china, patent hhot N.1, 2, 3, and
t, fine gunpowder in cannisters, cortage trom 1 to
54 inches, small lines, lail twine, conmon and ma-
chijne bost rope, one completo tot ready made
schooner's lails, schooner or punt chais and auchorge
ack serews, chrin and can hooks, parline spikes„
samp bolts. weilded thinbles, luga boiters, iran
pots trom half to t gallons, hoes, Anels, cutlastes„
akes, black, red, and gellow paint, doch and phint
brulties, portmmteaus, ten trage, wnd hoops, g
xreat variety of blocks, baads, hats pump boren
wien Raples and rivets, ac. _ December 1.
HK Subseriber ofters tor tote, dt ih Cremites of
Mr. Thomas Finlaylon, tor Cashat reduoed
prices, the following artieles Just lande trom dhe
Thomas and Mineraa trom Liverpoolbelt high
Awvouredold Franch Brandy and Genevand Samaica
Rum fineold Sieily Madeira Wine, bolled Porter,
luperfine Whear Klour Cequal to Americar in barrelg
an assarement of Prints in oil, Paint and lmp Oil in
jars of 24 gallons each, Candles, Ioap, Ans, Cheele,
Polatges, 4 puncheon Temper Lime; wil a smals
contenment of elegant lmperial Ink-lands with
Wrawers tor paper, aec.
Tames Tuvigrsow.
Who has allo on hand, Vat and Punchoor Hoops,
Perras in punchions, Cotton bugging, indaguantien
of num Puncheons and Costel Casks. Oopers to
hire — December 24
Vlissingen Academij
Cak reneus his unseigned acknwedge
4.
ments to the Parents and Friends of he Popije
and informs them and de Publig, that the Citnas
Vacation will begin to-morrou monning, de zyen
instant; and the labours of the Academy wile
commence on Mondry the sch ol next mohil.
George-Loun, 2416 December, 1814.
OrterDine Sublcribers retur Meir Manksro
meir Friends and the Publicin general, torcheir
tavours in the ship-Wiakt and Boat-Buildin bok
nits, and hope for acontimce of the lame. The
allo osser to lhoe Horses by the Jaat or thoe,
as als other Blacksmiths hulmels cutrted
its various branches. Forlale, two chip mel
000 to 1,20016.
raanwoor & 4ls1
Dec. 31.
By Permission of His Excellewten the Governa
Lottery of Furniture,
EC. EE
Prire No 1—4 Zoo Fable of Zebra Wood,
pronze mounted ap; inlaid with letter wood, ƒ352.
8 Zebra-woord Grecian chairo, J 374, and a richt,
huisted moliair saplia, brouze mauneed and inlais
wien Zebra-wood 1308, matching each olter,
valne - -
1034
1
Giive No. 2. — An Ameiiean Drast Horte
660
Prize No. 3.—A Lvo 'T'ables makopany ground.
richty embossed, bronze mouwted and inlaid, valne E5
Prize No. 4. AAlet of lt moliopang Crecian chairs, 630
Prize No. 5.—A tetol 14 ditio olher chairs -
462
Prize No. 6.— 4 pair of Zebra-wood pissar an
dan card lables, bronze mounted and inlatd witl
Leiter-nood
„
145
Prive No. 7. — prand piano forte Clecond hand
440
Prive No. 8. — A spanith horle chat dravs, wiet
saddle and bridte
440
Prire No. 3.—4 pair of Zebra-word card tables,
prouze mouwled, inlaid wich Leiter-Wood and
vate
niphly varnithed,
261
264
Drire No. 10.— A lel maliogang dining tables
Line No. 11. —4 burean and 2 arm chuus, mahog.
220
Prize No. 12.— 4 pair ol Crecian lablesmahopaug
176
Luze No. 13. — bureaus malogang
121
15,621
Voconsist of hl Fickelo at loeach, to be lod
ihe Pubscubers, anden badiawn in cheutaal wayi
presence of a Secretarys Clerk
Dec. 31.
I: Hadri
Ner Advertisements,
couriworo.
N2 Onderlqued offers for Cale—a fast-lailing
Sloop Boat, that draws na more than tour to
Four feet and a half whien londed; 30 seet keel, .
feet wide, and tromfour lo Cour and a half deep; will
lails, anchor, graplin, cable and chain-ft tor im
mediate ule, and made of the best materials
Mlo, fout excessent Bout Negroes, well requainled
with both colonies zone Sawyer, a Houst-hervamt,
and a Woman.
Ianuarij 7.
I. P. Moweken
Fon 54lr.
HKone undivided haff of Plantarion VWilw, on
7
de West Corst of this Colinys with oms half of
che Regroesthereon, amounting to 1ob in all. h
land extends to 230 Actes, 134 of whichare in
plantains, and costee and cotton custivatien. the
Wegroes contst of 37 men, 38 wonen, and 31 chil
dren; the one half of wlich will be fold lepiratel
provided the Canelion of the Honorable Court ol Civss
Iustice can be obrained tor thal purpole. in the even
of 4 private lale not laking placs, st will be dspoled
otat Poblie Vendue, early in dhe minth of April
nert. Por luscher informuion, applo t0
corm vidbras, g.g
Jauari 7
The Afignees of Robert Bodsch.
Owa Wax Fromche Onderkemed, 2 suk-ok
Ling Negro- Woman, named Kisty, of the Congi
nalion Vhoever apprekends and lodpes her in in
Colony. Sail, or delivers her io the subscriber, wil
be thanktully rewarded.
January 7.
Toonn Poltrks
B5rWIFB hintels Fromine tervice of the 506
Lscriber, Ance the Ed inslant, a Wegro-Wian
named Vanky, well kwoan in this calouv
dn
person leeuring the laid negro, and lodging him in
rhe barracks, or delivering him to John Sones, Vlgr,
Plantation Goode Verwaghting, will receive One
toe reward, over and above ile customary reward
Camoeny Creek, Ian. 6
C. ADwonsont.
o
HL Rovat CAZEIIK.
Cumingsburg, Ianuary tho Jh.
Ercept the Chansieleer brie of war, afler g ervloe by
which these waters are apain rendered bale; and 2 smal
dloop trom Crenadanwe have na arrivals to announee.
The foreign contento of this number, are— krot-the
Opinion of Marshal Maedonals, on rhe outject of the
Liberty of ihe Preso in Franceza outject soo, whiel
considering is is not a balen, he handles with roterable
Erace; and, eecendly, a Letter trom Commodon
Pingey, to the Secretary of the American Hary. This
Vetter, delails the destiuelion of the aroenal ol Washing-
wn by die Americans themselves La transaction, tot
which Cockburn thanbed them sincerely-as it save
bim che trouble of domp is.
Inder dhe heud Imperial Frtaciess will be found
bomething to omile al.
The Pelhampacket, we understand, does not lail unt
Honday nording, af i d'dat.
Fonkien Naws.
r Kawel.
Parts, August 30. — The following Opimon of Marbia
Maedonald, Duke of Parentum, ou the Project of the lan
returive to the Liberty ofche Esels is printed by order of the
Chamber of Peers:—
Genslemen, — have conbdered, with als pottible altentian,
ihe different opinians outhe projecl of the Luw which is lut-
mitted t0 as; 1 will frankly communicate my oun, thong
Tcanceive llat nothinx remains to belud on this subijest.
de woudd appear to me, that betare wadiscuso the spiril
of inle prisject, we siauld parlicularly examine, whether is
is or is nat conformable lo che principles which have diststed
„pe diepotitions of the Constituuimul Chister.
„rhesin Ruiele expresely declarts, thit rhe trench hrve
ihe right of pablisting and af printing their opinians, contor-
ning 10 thelaws which must reprels thie abuse ol this liberty.
1conceive, theretore, that thisprojest shoutd be consiqnent
ipor these principleo.
tappeal, however, in gon, Genslemen, to vour good lails
io vour conscienees, —lo van, who hive read and considere
thisproijeel. whal, mhen, aten monihe anly have elapoed
audthe Dectaratien of che rd of May, En farmalls, eo sotem„
contrmed ou ihe ach of Iune, is forpollan 1 And alrend„
ints sacred charter is braken, in what che French hold most
deur, —e Aberlvot their thoughio, of their opiniens, and o
iheir wruings. What, mhen, are the circumstances whiel
demand such mealinco, waat is theirurgeneyt dre opinions
changed, Have not the French therespect, the same cont
dence, de sameluve tor iheir King, the Tame inclinalion to
sutm1 ta hie autharily, en the Constitution, andto the Lawo
Atier te many evilsand apuiarions, woen the host movemen
took plaet, did nat all heartdeliver themselvesto a belter
tmun Did mey nut demand, by an auanimons inspira-
cum, mhat Auaus timily wnich nuw constinures meir nappi-
nel, aen realines als dieir hopes Trepaat, Cemlemen, an
thet pearts alseredt Dat uit, onthe contrary, gee the mot
sively and the most sincere demanstrarians, acctamulions con.
uinnally reperted opreading themselves trom the cxpital
ahich is thecenwre, in the very extremities of the kinndam
the Minister of mhe Anteriur has spaken la gan, in hie dis-
courst, of axuntiuns and dicquietudes. Lack van, Centte
men, waare dathele apilaliunscrist. And asso disgbielnde
is not ihis projest of aluw calculaied vanher iatament than
taappee the Anis it not inded te c vich
nas produeed them3 n is certain, howeven that peopeo
om andersanding are mmiteil; that they are perteelyn
gunineed nin the canses which have produced theevit ihu
hwe luhsides, aud are now mimuied antg wich ine desire
nider and of tranquiduy waat, mall die army be suspect
d peeruse same enemins of the throug af fiance, ando
al orden have darer in catamnine it, and inraise doubts on
1hespim wtich animnes i1. bot is was replied to this
charpe, end is will alwaye reply tu il, by ils submission, b
ua Aidaluy, and by sta allachment to the Kingand the comn-
try. ins verders dils constautly furnilh is wich en exampl
Le wncontessthe luch, Geustemen. tsis because bast dis-
quuindes have been disseminated by dese enemies; is it be-
canse same of the miliary haveemenaines har ter meir
weltare, fn the lupport of iheir familieg that we smuld en
coupane falle apprehenhious The Jullice of the king an
the boih article of the Charser are iheu lecurily and pistee
uam. swould wete aarmed becanse same obleure soldier
nave swerved trum Mheir dulies The Addliy of ihe oficers
ind the general discipline, hare remaved all apprehenhous.
Zet us cancede thut there are same disquutudes of mare
might; bul de chey not spring trom too lidden changes in
putsie offices, frum replacements, perhips, too precipilnle
tram dhe laar of alseralis in zhe cunstuurian, in the Hubity
af che lawe and of instiutians that have become nalional
Vadmit wien pain and regrel thu rhele disquielndes are not
wilhuwt bime baundution. Dui is is extremely eaty en com
pulethem, by loyally observing als that is pramiled by om
charter, such is the fource of thele silquieindes; and linc
we are aequainted wich ihe remede, ter vsnut luit to appl,
u. Mako laws contormatile to this constitution; is is lue
ouly that fiance expells trom van: Me expelts trom von
genilemen, the maintenance of ihat chiiter, to wtich o
nave als sworn, in chal salemn huing of ihe nchot Iune; om
paths reloundes chrouphaut the kingdam and in every part
ol kurpe. Zel os beluichtul iahem, actaour lovelethe
Sovereipn, whum Providence and our willtes have given te
ua Wanl cousidence will rhe French repole in no wt=
snich Mall we display in alts and irealies; waat opinion will
miners en terldin of ns, is we nou torgel thale aaths
Make it appear toche world, and prove so mankind, in
jou are frenchinen uuly regeneraled. For, recosseel than is
„ite vanabservance, that is is che viotaion of ihe laws
which, in our unhappy distuitances, nave cautes all thecon-
tusiona of wlnch Prance hao so lang heen the victim. H van
adape mis pinjeet, Genilemen, is vou lead over this barrier
who thall Geuryn in fuiure tiam wen allacks wanmal
secure thale benehts which are as penerinoty promiled asther
dre tstemuty granted be chn charters and waat out ie
Jiteny of che Preso thill apprize the King ofibebruch, i
Jermrs, and de fuusio into which nis ministers may tuls
Restrain is by leverelams, by ihe most heavy penaltien; gon
will den Costen hicenionsnees, vindictive releutments, tedi„
ine provacuine and van will tetucht to voutot
teroix na che liberiy of specking, of wriling, and of print
ins.such is my opminn, bach are my matterable princi
ples. 1 demand the previdus question en the project of tbe
12w.
vwirdd starks or ankkicn.
Warg. Vard warnington, Augolt 27. 1b.
51n - Aster receiving vour orders of the eyth, directing
thepublie shipping, Aores, amp;c. al this establistiment, in be
destroyed in cale offhe succelo of the enemy over our ar my
notime was lost in making the necessary arrangements tor
hing the whale and preparing boats tor departing trom the
pard aagon hid luxgested. About 1, p. m. Sreceived a mes
tage by an Osicer tromthe Secretaryal War, wich informa-
uon that he cauls protect me nalonper. Soon aster this
was informed that the constagralion of the kastern Brancl
bridge had commeneed, and in a feu minutes the explosion
annoumeed the blawing up of that part near chediaw, a
had been arranged in the morning. The intended tate of this
vard had betore boen publiely announeed to the neighbours,
in order that they micht zake every postible precaution tot
ihe lately of themselves, families, and properly. Iinmedi
alcty leveral in dividuals came in successon, endeavouring so
prevail en me to deviale trom my instructions, wtich the
iere invariubly informed was mavailing, unlels they couli
1bring mevour instractions in wriling, couneranding tose
previanstyeiren. 4 depstalion, allo, olthe mott relgeltatte
wamen came on the same errand-when ap sound mylel
printully uecelsuated to inform them, mhat any furihet
simportinisies would canse the malchesto be instanily applied
in ihetrains, wilt assurance, hawever, than is lest at peace„
woutd delzy mhe execusion al the orders asloup act cmuls
feel che least Madow ol justiticarian. Caplain Creiphion
arrival al ibe gard, wilhihe men wlio had heen nich him al
ine bridge„ Cprobably about boed'dlaek) would have Juctitied
ne in instant operulion, but ne also was dieunous in ih
desive lo obvinte the intended destrudtion, and volunteered
ouide out and gain me positive information as to ihe poliion
tthe enemy, under de hope mhat our army might have
rullied and pursued them. ¶ was mylelt Indeed dehrons of
delay, tor the veulon thal the wind was chen blawlng treth
fram S. 5. N. wnich would most probably have cauted the
destruetion of als the private properly norh and cast of the
vard, in noneighbanhood; boinp of opmiou also, that the
dole of the evening would lwing witt is acalm; in which,
suppily, we wete nat dilappuinted. Ocher genlleman, well
maunted, vatunieered, as Captiin Creiphton had dane, 10
go out and bring me puslve intelligence of tbe enemys
sitvation, is passible la oblain is. Theevening came, and
waised wich much anniely Mhe relum of Captain Creiphton
having almost continued informalion, that the enemy wer
in ihe neighbaurhood of ihe Marine Barracks, al me Capita
Hils, and that theit badvance was near Geotge Toun; t
thentare desermined to wais ouly umil half past echt d’dock,
ia commenceshe execusion of my orders, beconing appre-
heusive that Capiair Creipheon had, Fiam hislang stay, sallen
inco dre hands af the enemy. Durinx chisdelay, 't ordered
tew marines, and ocher peilons who were ihen near me, is
hoost in yne of thesmall gulties, wtich was done, aud tha
hant ie saved. Culonel Waarlon had been furuithed witt
ant boat, wijn wezich ne teft che garel probabty hermeen
seven and eielst d'clack. al twentig minutes past eight,
Capiain Creiphton retumeil; he was hils extremely adverte
toihe destruetion of 'the properly bal having intarmed him
that gour orderslo me wereimperative, the proper disposition
tthe hauts being made, dhe matehes were applied, and in
1ten maments the whole was in a llase of irretrievalste con-
Aapinion. When about haaving the whart, Lobserved the
te had also commeneed al the works al Creeneal e Pomt,
and in the way out of ihe Branch, we observed che capital
Con hre. H had boen my intervien not to tewelhe vieining
Cafche gard with my baat during the nipht; but taving Cap
tain Creighlon and allier gentlemen wich my te was too
mach incambered and over leden zo vender wat determinatien
pioper. Wecherelore proceedel to Alexandiin, in the vi-
cinity of which Lristed uillihe moning of the 2sch, wtien
we tete Alexandris, al half past seven 8dloek, and proceededl
uxain op to che yard, where s landed anmoested, abont a
quarter betore nine. The schouner Lynn had haid alonghde
of che buining ahart, ails vnhuit; hoping Cheretore to save
per, we hauled her to che quareer of the balk of ibe Neu
Zork, wlsich had als escaped the ravages of ihe Rumes.
the Detril Wuinx Aare of ihe Nwy storekeeper hadr
mained fate trom ihe hreduring the nicht, wnich iheenemy
teing in sunce in the gard; about 8 d'dock tet hieso, and
it was speedily cansumed. U appeared thal they had test
the gud about half en hout when we arrived. From the
number and movements of iheenemy, i would have appeares
vat temerig io have allempled relrning again mat dag
though my inclinalinu Arougly urged is, scretore recon
nniing mheir moliuns, ds well as chuld be effelted, al a con
venient distance in thexix, antil evening, L axhin proceedel
10 Auxindiu for the nipht. Sesterdag manning, che zoih,
it was impostible to farm, fiomihe garious and contradie
try reporte al Alexundiin, any fort of probable conjectuve
eihier of the proceediugs and suunion of our umyor thal of
che enemy. Determintng, tereture, to have a potitive
kaonledge of some part ihereol tam acular demonstruien,
Tagainembarked in tegis, prereeding wich dae causion to
he gard, where Hlearmed wict chaprin, devallation and pit-
taxe had commeneed, and tound alle to my surprise dat ie
old gun-bant wlsch had been loaded wich provisians, and
had grounded in endenvauring to per om of ine Bianch, en
ene evening of the zylh, was nearly discharged of her enpo
oy a number of vupe wih coi vin eh
nihen, Having landes in the gard, tsoonalcertained ta
mheenemyhad test che ciy, excepting aul a lesjeant eguard,
tur theleeurig of the sick and wounded. Vinding is imprae-
ticible to lop the leene of plunder thit had commeneed,
determines instantly on reposselting the gard wich als the
tince al my command. Repantug incielate immedintely en
Alexandrin, Lieutenant Ruiden, te ordinniy men, and th
ten muines hhere, wers ordered dielty np lustaning
miselt, and got sull possessinn apain at eveninx. Jam nom
collesting the kcattered purloined pruvisions rerdy tor vaut
orders, prelaming they will nou become very scarce inderd,
ihe quantity laved vou thall beinturmed of when knoumis
me. The Lyun is late, except her foremast being carid
away in ie dorm of the esch, Mout tour p.m. Wetwe
allo mnolher of dhe gun-baats wilh about ene hundred
parrels of ponder; and one of rhe lurge gardcusiers neart
zuls wieh ehe Alled eylinders tur our different guns prevlent,
mounted; the pouder of thole, bowever, is probably much
wetted bythe Horm„
1 have ie honour to bey very respecttulls, sin vour
bedient servant,
rmer
signed
Hon. W. Iones, Secretary of the Navy.
Exxmawr.
—
Aubenin Exracts
Vienna, October 26. — His Mijeltyche Emperor of Ruttin
put himselt al che hand of che Regiment of Hiller, during
ine grand military tele, on the isit. The tollowing fne
description of this circumstance is piven in Iwe Austrian
Observer.—
a Rsihe head of the regiment of Hiller, which His Ma
jettyche Emperar, gave in the morning in the Emperor Alen-
ander, approached the place in the column where the sove
rigns Rlood, ibe Emperor Alexander, wha had been puherto
at the lide of our sovereign, gallopped off, dien uis tword,
Placed himsels in the place belanging io him as Colonel, ted
„ne regiment, laloling three limes past our Emperor, as Co-
onels are aecustamed to du on such occaligus, hasted oppo-
niehim wich hlosword presented, uils allme ttwee baltalioo
nad passed; then he gullopped op to che savereinn axain,
sulmted three simes, put op hiesword, and threw hintet
sinto the arms of our beloved sovereign. H is impostible
adequately to describe the emalion wlich thissceue, uupa-
ralleled, perhape, in histary, exciled in the heurts of the
many hundred Princes, Ministers, Generals, amp;c. who were
present, trom als che nalious of Europe and che loud ine
manimous acclamalions of juy, the mast sincere, that arose
trom the immense eroido of delixhted spectators