fane
'95 !
W-J was ir.krrecd' by roveta-cneM, tbatro trt..s
ciunid iurtherctdersj edwo mCu m
it
.iicnce f tin ictottaitiuoS Vca wkich
wa oolhe Jolrttrnlinr will fSMHer . rJ
witttvcr, h- WO StOpT-- ThUcUparU.'w frwti
tbe lot Jcnt fvsreto uput vhkh Tntnlsien. have h
tctv. acted, have been ucc.Uor.e4 tj the
receipt of Imeliik-oc fw B-AVamo that
e enduing of Urinal tubjecia akurhxed in thi
United States had, beU peremptorily demanded by
ejve American t&rnucAt, unoc cicjwc of de-ai.-untr,
ell tlie British prisoners that nJht fell iiHo
their hsnd -To tl demand Sit J. ii. WtuTeJ. re
mrea a prompt refund- , ( .
" Vrouw bl b'cH pcld I ra.i;n it from
she ci.nm mai.uf-cniiTra of Liverpool ; frn lfr
nvrchdi of Liverpool en 'Rcd in theeoTitnece
of Hnx.l: and iroro the ship owners nf J,ivtt?vcl,
praying for aoino prohibitory me..sutTS 'sTu:it ihc
importation i cotton rom una country.
Tho, f Jlowing is a copy of the e ornine rt'ul rcJpu
toionresoectiur liceftSeS to Amine:., Issued by uc
British fcjr.vcvii.nsnt on the lOth or Api il, License
Vul he grantaJby the baard rf ttadc, f r exportati
on and importation f n" article, to and from any
jKrt in America not blockaded, in neutral lip on
ly, und of the build of the country to vi.i h they arc
declared to belong. The name and io:mngeof the
ah ip tote mentioned m takirg out the l.-ense."
The Russian rninintcr at the coiirt of Denmark
h?3 presented to Ms Danish nvijrsty, a letter from
the cm pi ror of Russia, desiring to n.iyc ai immc
diite answer to the" question " whether Dcurautk
will rt with or n'.inst Trance ?"
Struliiind in Po r.cr.irii has been taken poscsi
n of by a body of Swe&kh tro ips A 2d division
(VVX) Swedes aatfcJ frjin C-irls iam on thVs
34th March Ibr Pomerania. A od and 4th oixisi
hn were to follow immediately, and the Clown
Prince would oceompany the 4th
The king of Prussia haa, by edict, a':ofishcd Bo
rmpaUc's continuntal system. He declares tlmt
al resti uinls ind r which com mefce has hitherto
suffered in the Prussian st ttt s, i consequence of
the ao denominated conuni;T,u! system, urc abolish
ed) and that the si ipl and goods of all friendly am!
Dcutral nations ahhll be freely permitted to enter in
to the Prussian harbors and tcrntorieb, without ai:y
exception or difference. All Fixnclv rov Is, cither
pi-odure or manufacture, trc on the contraiy total
ly prohibited, not only for use," but likewise t p-js-thoruixh
our lenitpiicstot thpS occupied bv our
vmics." - J'
' '.', London, Arm;. '.3
' .? rbhrmPg-Xtrrc?, sljtri'. 1
A dispatcT), dated Heligoland, Msy 12, ct which
the tojloi'in r extract;,'waa1iisl tiihtle-rned
fctf urt Othrjust'f ec arflriMSC5l to ' his lordsliip
by Ucut gov. JrlamiltbtV : '"
Sxiractaf a letter f gi-ncral the Baron Trttin-
born to Ala. Acntzinger, dated Hamburg, jlfirii 4
" 1 hasten to annouuee to Vou the signal
Jot AysOa lu-J t'crfr-rl nc -r V
aivr sod Tenth a, v U, uWlel ic the
hr'-7t IS? ttejwi:i I m ui b erQpW-fA l-,
rrcartLe ir. o ti riwVter t.rrrr
tt-aMOAi'tnluliuvJttantMidef M beg4
5J in imm:lte c-cperdaa vkb tb armies 4
ihoemerof AlcVitAlkr-.J kitkliv. . .
T)icIlanacMkle;kD,iecjudiu KWJmcftCicra
LiiWtl, - wa SCJU Mroj.,.i vUiatert wrrt
tOOO, and iU rcuUn, cvmpmtlof RuaUan inxa,
were 70CKX ' Tbc iVusva crc Si udam;iif;
to theh; 9asisuuiccn t rij.t UukJ"o hX , m
tho t-irectioa ol 'Luciiiurg. One Uijcccf l .c
mIssKr)tUv4 ufftccr vto u arrived is ujii to to
dcma74fthe Duuil goeihxi,Lr,t for an iwint
diata supply or riu and tLtUii ,; fir the lievps
CAllecung at Siadc, dtul tbe alUccU eouittiy.
NotVlnj further, since wUt we fjave w Fri.Liy,
hrw been rvcHrco ixictiitj; te report of Auatru
h.min taco tleutive part auinat l rm.:e. We
, ahx'.iHisly wail tlieVriv.d of tuuAtter Guitenburg
Mail l or ovrjclvcs wctUiok the reptirt tu tcct
l)C dlcrnay bs coitatoerd fcs.c-t, and Auv.rb may
he tda'ulcreJ upon as inalun common cuse with
Kusdj. Prussia, rnua Un-Kiu mi'J Sweden, -
Raiust Pfahcc- ?lt is proper to add, liowc vet, ti at
lug majeity's jninUtc'rs buvc not received i.i.y offi
cial, information oi the subject but merely Hie'
statement coniai.iea mine minUK-g papers.
L TB FHOM MOTREM..
May 8. We heartily congrmuhite the people of
these loyal provinces upon l ie arrival ot ir Jsmes
Lu . is Veo, at Moutrc d, an.l 450 ah!e andcxepcri
ened sjamcn m.d.r tiie orders of that distifguish-
co uero, ticsuncato nfce tie cammandon the iaWcs
Oor. Prcwst wv sip Jimea Lucas Yeo, witi five
cciupanies of 'ennatliers, left Montrel lor Upper
Canada ort t!:e Uthir.i t. jaaV . .
May I 5 Cjpt. U-irrlay ol tltc Navy hu order
ed 8or lOgun hoatstobcimmediately built at Kingston.
rttlnJal and ooam3wl tn. perae. SLlaac
Y cira3unJe4 U uii fljex. . lb Uata,
ctt Ire. ' v i , - - -
' It k very pLLU t'nn abifi agtdn b oturlrd,
M Sir Corx niAH foci very aora Ve kow
ever, cruely reLuloccd froju the eouiitry i -nd'to
arrtf uf 1U rasul.ra, tender V4 Tik. wbo wri.
vtd very tbortty icr tba acttbu ws over ) tUtdl
trust tb-4t you my U lUs6od, that we bH uU bo
dlscrjcciL .
. ;(. ..- .
Mxtrart f m Utter Jm lU lUttr'Si ttwrtnei, V
tei If, J.
Tbe UiitUri UoVp have wrtTd at Italilaxt jrnd
3.00C ie;uLr t Quebec ?id ALanu. al. lley ere
torwaroeti um CUJy iUi Mlih exDediUCCH tUt the
fnt drachmeinof Jw wtrc oJy a:x weeks in a
Uy ron Piyniutli He,Utut, who tbey nitt4 kl
Proeoit, opooi Ojjdenurg. 'r t
. .n ,
Arw-rori, Jljy?$. Tba privateer Suratogm,
Cpt. Wooaier, of t!u pwt, Usiirotw Nw-Orlewia,
arrived al Ncoit on SctarxUy Uat, Uvmg been
ct.aied by a Urutsli fi ijatc almoM all the nititt be-
Sjile 1 from Newport laat week, the Yankee, of 19.
guns aiKi acxi men, an.ljilockade of 11 gun both
belonging to Mr. D" VVoH of U:iul wbo iiaa on
tbe bto;lu a ship for privatrcriner to ch'rrv 32 ou:i.
l lio Yankee had the remarkable luck on her last!
cruise, to capture seven prize and get then, all in
sale ;
Portsmouth, Mc? t j A letter was received in
town bst cve)ii:tr, trom Capt. T. M. SUw, of the
priva. $r.hr. Thomas, of this port, dated Wiscaaset,
on Sunday last, informing of hisuTival there on that
day, after one week's cruise, with the British ship
lW alen. IK. IUmc Wiia to tbc tbchire i U ir.
afidl y diott , ' t,
Saa'.e ha iiaamoiTwfvmmcd tKt'
ndmiaaika.,of WiHiam IL Cravrfhrx-rf
ii. to filiuistcr jia Fraace, anj al thit ,
of D.. Ucory Jack 00 as Secretary efLa"
K TW LciWre 01)elivarVfcii4uiii
ej Willliam JI. VIU, ff.irtat:rtr 1o C m gre4)
a Senator ol the United Stately sht Janes A.
.;ud, reaigaJ. t'y ; s 'A
CiV, fjy Sl-Jf'e karrt txrhallybat thai
CitUMVsol Miclifrii bfcvr, vltb. a Mberkbty wortbf
ol tuiit-tion, purctiicd bbout sixty ol tl e Kr.fu k
iaiw ikin by lU lidtar.s. in U Lte .i.ti -rt.i
that Uicy ar now op thelt Way Iwm-. If jticx tt
part is, as we. UheVe, orrect, k. ivi'4 rcute'th
nuinlier of ti ose HCtaaily kllied oMnlsiinto aoroi
what kvs U'.an on' hundred. s. ; " ;
' f'', . ; , ; : - v"
The Lr glalatur .of Virjrlnta closed ) , tiff
Session on Vcdnsday evening, after parsing a law
to rcpsal the Art Jot.roiilng a regiment of aten. od
st.de Hecounl,' fcr. arvd also appolti ting Ayn:.,A.Ge"
Dade a Juue of the General CouiT,tbe Jlac ot
Judijff Harkerj . deceuied f. ' A ' '.' u -t V '
Postscript to Xcitf 'Adivtthcm'en'ts.
JdSPa0S3,J-;..U.
Ofert kit teroitct H kthmJ owf titfniBi, or
T A 8 be has no oiDebustncks'to s tie mi id', and tilt StorS
TV i knwnK dm meat chKiule initttiM for hasipe in
Uromo, from Liverpool bound to Haiil-ot. with a the city, ta b.ie by attention and punctuality ta tWav
cargo invoiced at seventy thousand pounds starling- saurfactwnUtUoae wbotoayemplayhim.rr r-;.'--V-s
-and that he had also aent into Uoothbay a bi!g' ' E'folMgh Junc 18t y
(the namerof which we cannot distinguish) cargo . ""T 'vnnoM Ahriii ' "-v ' '
worth Four Thousand Pounds sterling. The capt. l1 HLSxi. GOODb.if 'Vi ,
observes, the !ove piixcs arc worih upwards of. ' t '' 1 ,i'
si i hundred thousand dollars. IIT HE Jhaeri'ers reipecUully inform the public that
. A tliev have iust received from- New-lfuek. "
Ptanlon, Muy ',7, Arrived a sjoop from the East
ward a pwsciigci put on board uttd aniveu in the
A Genecal Assortment uf; fancy t?.fr!:t 4
;XliE WAR.
NEWS FKOM THE LAKES.
. Aibuny, June 1
ci icn 'Sactettj Hurbtfr, and Defeat cf
We stop the press to lhiert the lollowirg.
which; has comttiiUand I13 the YYstcm mail.
It is from the Utica Gazette extra Sunday.
a siirnal victory ...... . . . .... . ' . '
which ouV troops haVe gained upon the 2d of April, l'-xlract "fr Uortor, 29.
" I no i3i ltisn uect, or nve or six saii, were
discovered off our harbor early yesttrday
morning. By y o'clock it was rciTucttl t; a
certainty that it was ther intei.uon to laud.
Alarm gins ver imoiediately fired, and every
pieparatioa made to give them a warm recep
tion. A ligHt w ind-aud so-ne other cause pie.
verted their landing until 4 o,clcck this-morning,
when they effected it, with considerable
loss. The action continurr! warm and general
until G o'clock,' w hi n it terminated in the re-
over the corps ot uciTerai iviorand, who hau pos
essed h!msclfot the town of (Lune nburg.
, ' General Morandf with 3,500 nvn had m;irc.hetl
from Tosttdtto Ltincftlnirgv My Cossacks frlicw
d lds moveriaentsf ntl l fjtve information of the in
d .General J)ornWig,yho, ia eonjmcuop with
UeiTictal TcJicr1gciio(!r ' corpVted. p -ssed the
lilbc at Loufi sntThe, two jrcnerals odvunccd by
forced inarc)ie,s.o'Luntt)buiTj, and avivcd there
just "as my Cossacks were engaged with the ene-
tny. The gate's were forced wail the lmyoncts,
suid a sangqiriary conflict ensued m the streets of
' e'town. -The victory was soon decided in our fa
.or i all wbo were pot killed or already made pii
itnets,laid dftwn their amis. Net a single one
scaped of the whole -corps. Three pair of cannon
and i? pieces Of artillery fell Into fcur hards.
., Adjutant General Baron AVijYxingcrode, repbita
from Knlitsoh under.(date' 14th bTebrtkaty,' as fdl
jo,w9 , to Prince Kutuso'w .Srp'oieriskv-;Wjtb the"
artny tof.fjdcd to me,I came ttp vvitlvGencral Reg
Ti'er, at, Klitsdh in the evening of jthe iSdi itistv--Tfce
enemy divected their movements upon the ci-.
ty, to for4on with irom 3 to 4000 Poles,
Nvbo harl 15 piecta of cannon with them, and found
themselves at the "very instantattricked by the Rus
tiati troops: with their characteristic ardor. The
result of t:iis attack is the more honorable to the
reputation of his majesty's arms, as the enemy's
, (nfantry who were jn superior fnrcc, nude a bntve
nd obstinate resistance .Tvjfo axon standards, 7
pieces ofYanaorfTthe Saxon general Rosiij, 3 colo
nels, 36 officers and 2000 privates, were the tro
phies of this day, iVy advanced guard is pursuing
the enemy, who retreats upotvltaokowo and "Os
4 trowo. The infantry Slaving made forced marches
f.)r f mi sucees.ive dayi, will soon -ycquif a one pr
two .days rcsr?'-4 r . '
... 'r :' . .4fin!6."!
Captain 'Mullen 'ft Hytrian officer, arrived
yesterday with despatches lhr count; Mu: stcr, an4
who also brought uccodntft'fb gbverivmeiit frotn He
ligoland, which island he left on tbetinst. The
following statement was soon aftervvards'eircubtcd :
GoyeiTmcM has feci; ived "ftconrKp Irbni Htli
(C Coland, stating 011 the authority of Hamburg news-
li papers, that an Austrian army of f 0)00 ia Volhy
tl nia, hd ioL.ed fiie Russians ' against France, and
i that Auria had sent 100,000 men towards Italy.
M 1 ho s-ur.e authority satea, tnat..vencrai i,re
tier had been defeated with "great Ipss; neat Mag
deburg. ' Thft movements made by Davcust upon
Lunenburg, was n consequence of 'that defeat"
The following private letter was ulso reqeive? :
1. '.w. A-letter". "has 'reached us frm Hamiiurg, in
I wh'lch5i$ Sfajed,tUat the Senator Kodi had spo
I ken to the Prince of Mecklenburg, by whom hie
had be,
OOo men into Germany, and 80X)0 into Italy Da
voust has. left Magdeburg1 with- 5000. Oich) and had
Jched Lunenbiir -givvtic out that Te was ,10 be
mhwtd by iD,qqo: more.- f':i'f ;."rvl
' " Al'ter the-defeat arid deiirucuoh of iMorand's
ccrp3 General (DorenijCij lite Oaemixhc.ff
crossed theJSlbc atBQiWahbuttf.' 'i'J'i ; ; ;i" (
jirtoraw .,jtui.: m-rnii, Vfl. seierciy
wounded,'aud a pris3iief.:The French under bt.'
Cyr are said to haVg retired to tfisrf tomvi Ureraen
whic is on the left of the Ver;j they We placf
above vessel, reports, that on .Saturday the British ; "i1,1,- fe pJewn5nT?Trb:yi,n.,lilIW,?
riitrir stnr,-r.. 1 ,k , ; 7 x , ( l lur would -etlmskfu! lor. their hutrjiiw;
Mgate Shannon, captuud the pnvatecr schr-.n-r' .. , riuijMi im & 'MViii-r
Walelj, June 10. 1813." - . . i r4-3ilpaV .V'.
H- H. a rood tfaddla-Jiorse and Saddle for iJoetf.
....... i ' 1 k a . . a..
lerpuzp, 01 soiem, unuiiti on a cruize, ami on Aion
day, after a hard chase, the letter of marque scl.r.'
Post Boy, of do. bound to St. Domingo
quire ni ii'jovc.
RALEIGH,
riUUAY, JUNE U, 1813.
wi a wi wiui gunpowder under the bridge, to,
Wow it uji if necewary A Htlle island"' in the toi'd"
die of the Weser. has been fi,mfiftd h ? V-
Cyolber xccounts. frolh Hamburg, H appears Uet
trtat cf the enemy to thuir fieet.
I am not ai.Te to g"ve "yi-u -.lie number of
killed or wounded on either Hide, but it is con
siderable on both. Lu Col. Mills, of the vol
unteers, is among the slain. Col. Backus, 1st
regt. light drag 6ns, i- said to be mortally
wnund&l. Two General Officers of the enemy
vvere 'found dead on, the field, jit is uadr
stood that Gov. Prevosr commanded the energy
(ien. Brown commartdedour forces nhd fought
bravely. Ihs .eKemprie uow making out of
the harbor. You n:us'. wait tor 1 articulars.
In haste, Stc." ' .
Iiy to clay's itage from tl west, we, learn
that on the 25ih u.at. Fort Geoige opened a
fire upon sonic of t,ur baats,vhtn a, general
cannonading took puce all aloi:g tne irontitr.
In a short time not a block house' Wswocden
building (f anykind was standing in'voT hear
1 t - a n i" , l l 1 . - 1
tne
tola
was expected. ' '- ' '
Com. Chauncey arrived off Niagara" on Fri
day the 2lst. . . ' , ,i
" F)m fort jviarara, Mat 25.
In- attempting to bring some of our boats
d-wh the ri ver' they were' fired iipon f rom.fjie
uip;iic riiMic, vius 01 ougniyn a eannouatirng
m down the lint's. Not a house or. barrack i
left standing in 1-Vrt t erige. AH have 6cen
burnt. Not a man injured on our side.1 !.A
movement will be made immtdiatly. ; ., '
Etrac$f& letter from Brigadier General Jacob
Brown, to hi JL$cellency Gov, Tomfikihx dated,
"'-'jiiVV' --f--i .' Saekett Harbour, May 2. .
W6 were "atWlevJ at the dawn of this day by a
British regular farce' of s't kas 9iiliondrcd meft(
most probably 12 f.tjndred. " ' . j
They made grnid their' landing at Horse Island;
The cJ;emy'r fleet consisted of tw6 ships and fouy
schooners,' and thirty large ' open boats. AVe tire
completely victorious' The enemy lost a cofEi
tlerye'hurabeypkilUd arid wounded on the,,el(l,
jmoni? the number, sevcrul officers of distinction.
Altet havuigrecttibarked, they sent mP tftflng, dek
suing to have their lulled and wounded attended to.
I made them satisfied .on thai subject American
will be dittwgiliiL'dfor hunmnUy tend bravery. Oiu
loss is not iWtnerousv but seriou. from, the grcar
wortn oi,tnoss..wno pave laiien voionei phus was
shot dead at the commencement ol the ncuun, nd
X3qI. Backus, of thelst regiment of ligl dragoons,
nobly fell at the liejrd; of bis reginietrf to 'tctory
itra 'ileclanngJui) IVill not pfeiurh praise
this rrErfment i "much cstlWi ..condua M this' day
merits much more than trse.iTb4 new bip,'and
Com. Chauhceys pri2" tbcl)uke of Gloucester, Is
Suic
A T a meeting; of k number of the liihibit4nt el
ii;ouitj i(Jriiiiend IVwa-sf .. liiiNlWouhr aule
Court liouae hi" Hillsborough on tl Vdtli thty of Myy.
HJl J. in pursuance of public, notice, for thfe purpoae )f
cnubli.lun gottuii' Wool factory iii the: f'o'v.ct' Hills,
borough, or its vie'uuty, Cf ,".?''', x 9 'ti-yf0 X'ij-.-'ft)-
D.-. Juim L'm.ad Aai called tQ tba fluir atd Juhii
Taylor, jr. appointed aecretvy. 1 Xf.,?M&'''iy:k W, ..
Wheyeupou lk iodwlnreIatiins cw inihJtUtikil'
Jy adopted. ' - :
lata Hint the association1 he known aid dhiuiitsne
uy uie iiuisuoruugu uiaiiuiaciurmg'umpajiT.'
Tti.tt the Otopual $ta;k; of ,k1 Compivtiy te div'uj
cd into aliarea o twenty-five dollar each; ,(.1 A.VS'itr t
4id..Tliat whenever ottr ktuidted shares sliall ho i'tts
scribed, the Secretary of ihia Weetihg shall ionvctiC' the ,
SiocklvolUera at Conn-House in HilUfinroughi ivit
givin on nionilu previous iMtic thereof hi die pphllb
J4H. ( ':' I '- ". '- -...-'-- -t
. ; 41.I.-S, That LuaineM of aaid Company shall U trann'fetcjl,
hy a rrrsidt-iit and v Uirectora, & audi othcij uttiocra ai
the aioekhoidera at their firit general uieeUhghaA df
teVmijier't'V -. '' ) . ' : , - ..' '..!'
'That each of such uflice'rt shall be itockUo!tierv -in
aatd- cunipan-y. v , . i- . ' . ..? . "
oui. iiiut in order to constitute ttteh general-meeting
a mujority ot'ticlfculdar halk b preaeul ilicmselvp or
7i$. 1 uat ench atocitlioracr .hall pny to, atich fcrsms
Gabriel Holmes, Esq. of Samnsoili. has been an-
po'ujtedby tbc Governor, Ispvwiof?General to the
Militia detached from this Suit, '
Several lettera from Boston, received In ttirhnumd. Va
mcmion. thatthe .Uritisli CrigMc.ShMiioa wan cruiainff'
iiear'yicjportoi, ISostoii. which tnduetfd Uie,conmanilei
of the CTieaitjieake.to sail .n!t 'of p irt-in )ui suit of her-
ihe'ltHers fnciitioiith;4 timrtly after the veaael'. were
ont'ofaiilit a Criug Aiminenet-d which laatcdSV hiinutea,
ailer a short interval it lecuinmeneed. The fate ot the
tne'"eht was not known. Wc bate not :ui tlie pn
p,:rc(Hiiuiiiii) ihe aUivp iiitiwmau (in, uij have nheaid
on what day Uie eiigipf-trrit took )hice. ' '
LOVlMliXCBMEXT.-r-Uyi the od itwlaiA wai the.hti
miid tJuniincneemcntat the U.niveriiy of Noih-Cal)ii(ia-l'he
f ('.lowing Trustees attended, vii r CoWmtir M'a'.
kins, (ieiier;.! tei'.le, Coloi.cl folk, u.ctor Webb. Mr.,
alsbane,1 General Canieron, totv C- Jon toll Kilwaid.
JoiieSoMiv4 Jonca, atr. Alius JiMifs, and Mr. Nash : lu.
Kclhur.vtiut J)r. Cln.pfnBn,M"dlpr. Cala til :' Hie naniet )
and -S! Icnce. of Uiose menibersof the Senior who 1
rf f 1 1. fj.l v 'if. A ..n-rot t fR nn 1 m. A 4,1 .
v- v - .- - v,. trt i v,ir, v :t wi yn ia iwiiuui 1 j 1 - . 1 - - - - - f f - - a ' 1
Wm. R. Uailv,of.CliarleitOn, S C. "Thomas W. Ulack' "r lrw,1 , u,e enofM-nuieting sliail appoint), irv
ledRe, Newliei-i, ,- i WiHlafh 8. 'Jlackledge of do. Archi. fdlla"-o"k land every ahare by them sabsf if'ibed
b'-ld l';,iilry, ofHoUsion dnuny ltoi..rt U. H,uloit, i jhietc filled irovn, or that fcurpo, and CnV) Ulane
ItichnuHideouiitvt iiemgt W. Hawkins, of Warrmi .lolui '"l 'Viralwre oK lrein four ea,ual paymetyf .S(t..le e
11 l-.Kmof W okei -ic'ti MInni, Uobeson, Abnei- pirti(iio4dnfe maiuhl fi-on(eaHoeding ivaymetit
btiilij of li'unwik, Va. John G. U. Uoulhac, oi Mai tm j '8d. That'a theae reaotutions ace adopt ftr the pur.
conntyj Louis Taylor, of Rran-We. poae' of cotnmwring'aftid r acttiry r' lhey are thci-eforo
Tiie exercise ot comnWneenient dav by the Graduates I temporary and piay be to sltered, by the stecUwkk'rs at
were, h' Wdn Salutaloiy bv A. Stilb, ait i.irlish'do. by t; .-j their ftrstgenetal ttttinf,!a: U tleto niaVH-ewt fit and
iMk'hawk'tna. , ,-. Iproir. '. ', A .V- ;:-"i '' .
HTlfisputa'i-jna on the fidUnving questions 1st. Should a I Tlijit. W Of election of fliccra. iidtranactiiS
rejirisenlativo act aree-aWy 10 his own jiulgnirnl or iu ul! nu'-'ne-js 01 imr aaMiciaiion m general ineeuvg, uio
eoiilornuty ui.Lthe Jacciion of coimtituents .John fo(lw!i ttflca &J-egUitioiM sliaS be observed ifho-WUiB
H. t.'int-m ri-siiiclLiii. U". t. Itailv nnimnpni w s Ai ., i-. htr rf voin to which each lockhoidei ahallba entitled i
kdjr replicator. ' - . ah.ll be. iecordiMrto tbt atimbert' harea.li'd sbali hoid'r .- :- -j.
Ly3..ls Vis.oime tnonarehy or pure democracy preferable 1 !" the praportidna aitlpwuig, via.'; for one sKate and Wt, '
It. U Cia reioiid-iu, L. T aylor. ))poueiit, J. Ut.. i mm M".' t0 aitai one -vote ir. every xwo snartf
quv two n) inivr vaceeujng jen snares, one toic ivr
otery'fiiur sliaVca ahovir ten and jtuiexcectlint? thirty
onevctej for every ai kliareabpv thiriy. and nit ex
ceeding iXtj.in v02f for vcry' eight ahures ihe , (
ktxty anu not exeeeamg one buiiiuya, one vot .ana lor .
every ten shaves , above one liunoVed. oni vote.'Vliut W
jierson pi (Jopartnei-slup -ahaU', be tntitle4 16 a greatir1
uumuecuian uuny.voiea' ; i;:r.Ml r-r' (.,
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: British fort,'while our Bide hadafferedho L3. Is oon.meVee 'bVocfictal to a nation! fc.'M'IniusVc
s or injury. .An immediate movement jfpondeniA. Tail ly opponent, A. S(ith i-cplicamr.
Thetrfeilvrfo.-y'aa delivered by W.H ulacktedire
ilnthet'Vtjhinir pretedine- the coininvncement. Orations'
we-.-e dc-hvered by reprcat maim-1 from the two Societies j
Chaiiesl liintun ot Valce,,VV m. Uoon of Johusiuii.ami
Chivies Manly o naUiam, on Uas oecasjoh repusenled
Uie Dialectic wieietyj anu Jonti 1'aiaerot 1 wloroui.L,
Ccmuol Hatch of Jones, and l-Vinfia Hawks of Newhcrit,
repiTgented the phUantrophic Sdeiety. Their speakinir
was much admired- Hawks and Manly excelled. lu
deed those vvu witnessed their oratory thought It equal
if not superior to any t-Vet exhibited at Cliajier Hill 1 Uiey
have besides the grea'lbtrit of being. very industrious
students but this ia an honor they sbai e in toii.inen wnb
fery many Others. Tlia School is flourisiiin. The
numerous polite visitants' were highly gratified with
whas they ,sw ana heard during tbe examination. '
Hie examination ot the Jiudeuia of the ttaleiirli Aca
demy (cO)isiuii of about M J) was completed on phui-s-day.
A brief nonce of the inost approved student i in
type, S'wJueleri-eu hit want or room., ' . . . . .
Aeiut-, June Z On Munday last Mnjor tleneral
Hampton and mtiut left (liis pi ace Thetiaiieral wauii'.
demand. wiit have an imporunt command in the North.
era ArinyV. ' uurtng the siiort period that (ienwai Jiarp
ton laieomi;ian-'.lm this disirict,he has rendered htm
seifluithly itcccjble to die oflloers and aldira uf the
ahpy, and not less so to tbe ciiizetm. The command, again
devolves o"l)i"igadier Genet-al Tj lor.A'f r .
v" -'. --s ' ilV - " y "
' AVe team frorfi eooo authority, ihat order front the
War 1epartiieutliave been !l-tvrd-d by M'ajnrtoiK-.rul
Hamptoti te the Commander of t:i HUhmand Hil,trtpvn
Yitmtftn. to ntarch, without delay, to Sackeu'a Uftrbour.
Hhi lOtb HexniKiit, povy nationtd at Noifolk t have re
a'.tii., 1 sLn(l(.Stfkti)iv'at "filirt fti.uv 1a JsVtU''i il ffi Luaist lliftt'
this city very sooftFAyn( Vampiter. ,
. " tt'tatingtXStffiuhfi learn" with pleat
ure.'that the ikw Mgate how equippiiVg at' Socket's
liaroor is, by direction 01 tne rresiuen 1 pi ine uni
ted Suit W bear lbs ane' of GKaia'AL Piit
This tribvt if tespeti (b ihc memory of the lioDwrf
ed and lamented fcro fs ra Was appiopnale lhaA
JOHN tTMSTEAU., Chairman
JOHJt TAYWfftf Jr. See'ry '14 f';): f fyL ,S
07,-tubjriptie-'l?ooltflll ef Io(Ued.1ii Ihi fiiuy of ' M
e foUowm (jeiitlcrtveli, el. James Mdbiine,' Johjl t'ralft '
run rnfiu.mii. Kn vm. trf llfatii)!
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the
rreucnt nasi), wm, " union anu 401111 1 ayior.- ivihu r. ,
of Hillsboi-6' j ttlwaid 4oi:e and John J. Alston, V'ati , "
of Chatham 1 Mr. Samuel Ashe of Jlalitaxi Co). San.ut f '
.. . -.! ' 1 1 - " a.- a ' k 'A
A sue r.l . jvew-iiatiover 1 ,ieanaon Murpney. of v
Caswell "t Col.., It'.chkrd Atkinson) . f Person i ,Jiw.ii)l"v
(iateeKaq . Kaleigh William M. 8ned,icq. of tirun- t
if ille jj Arebibatd M'ltryde, Esq.' of Moore 1 Geiw-' Ale xuti
der Gray, of Uandolph 1 Hanv WCane. Eso of Guilford 1
UUatn II. Grove, 4 of r'aeuvitle--fur jibe imrt'Ose
uf attoicting an opporuiuiiy ot sausenuing-, to ail Uioae) , 1
who inav u!i 10 be Concei-aed.' -.-V :, i : ,t 2f4u s
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si r 1 ifti '- It f' -1 -1
--'::AttNlosE;:t
tXniX. immediately commeacerunnine betweeft rorw-
VI .
tnnnfh V1a.I...a . n,l tAllMl.l. 'llw-' K.MH la.riubt ;
lina, tostarttVotQ Uie formerplfcce evr VedneiKhi.vsnd . i-i-Saturday,
St from tlie latter evyry MoiiiLy and Thirlay.' rA
TM proprietor (Mr. William llttgoij of tlifabctb J0i J r .
ass urea tufmblH that every atteiitib fball be pied-vv1 v'.
'.o pasitengert andagiraget and that heCtsaary thirrra -of
(road boTsa. ahall be provided m the roavl, So aji toted-M '. .
oer vn jonroey a pleasant una a txpeuv " aaiuasintc. -, .
I ippew yet ante te Sitckett't iUrbcur.- Sir Geotee Pre-! tycful 16 flic tional feeling ; ; rid,lont; rosy ihel 1 ' ' , . Way Wr.mn-i