it
'-'.''77,
'-(
if: .
,
Foreign;
jrotjiundl t6wrus 3PaBtiaVit keflarfcrl
were established at the form! ef.those places.
Field Marshal Blncher Uie:iifeUmv
ed in two columns Joj! light f polnliugupon,
Montmarter, through Moty, Draueey 3iiil.BC
Dtfiis.! .?:.; A; 7 , ., ;.;
'fbe enemy h'ad iroproTed the defences wdiich
tftV ground affordedon -Mooltairtire, and in
front of it, by redoubts aud . batteries, and had
a considerable forcercf regular troops m Belle
ViileTherTiaigalieiranaf, . the woods and
aoiiBfs, lotfciner: wun some gQjiuu, so aecp as;
io ne oeany impossiDie lor norses,u(nruettoni
sidcrable means of "assistance1. A disposition
for a general attack having been, made oh .the
30ih, the Otheorps supported by the grenadiers
and reserve was engaged aUan early Lour to
prevent the enemy frpiri holding Pajitiu. The,
remainder of the troops arider theyrinee Roy
al of Wu item bar Sr. was to turn the enejuv on
catJarit end well fought actions ""which : "took hia right, and to push on to occupy in eucce&ion
lrtace between Soissons. Lain and Kheims', Lave all the heicrhtsson the left of the. road to Rf Ilr 1
A"-Men detailed in the reports by Colonel Lowe,! ville inclusive. The day considerably advauc
Aod other ' Officers. . . ,'je.d before tho troops reached their several pot;i
,, During these operations on the .riKf, . tactions', and the enemy made a determined resis
Jlarsjial Prince Schwartzenburg drew back tenca especially at the villuge of Pautm the
the cOps which remained with him on the left, : whole of his force was commanded by the Duke
n4dytaehed to reinforce the army between Dj of Treviso, Hhe right wing by the Duke Ragu
jaa,JLyons7 and Geneva,: received nt the same' sa. V
time, and distrihutiug the Velites from Hunga-. , A message had been sent on'the 29th, to d
- fy, and other Austrian reiuforcemuiits of his at- preeale resistance, and to explain that it
my, which had occupied the country between mint be in vain, as the whole .army was present,
. .-, the Sejue and tie Vonde, willi posts at Aiix de oat the messenger was not received. In the
Jontaiableau, Molunr ud Mormons, arid which evening of thVaoth, Couut NesseJroic. was ad
tad patrolled into Jthe suburbs of Orleans,.near milted within the barriers of Pari j aod at jUve
hich city Gen. esUrrji ,'ook some hundred game time, one of the Emptor's Aids was sent
prisoners) ;j.ha the Aii.be, to Marshal .Marmont, who agreed that, all fir-
wher:tJidaiL(?lrJtpr:A!lheJook plaee on ; jng should ceasn in half an hoar, if. the Allied
imNU ATION OP INTERESTING FOUE1GK IN
; ;TEUlOENCfir BY LATE JWVALSr-?--
' tho. events .which Levy 'led. the ueeupa
lion of Paris, viU bev understood from the fol
lon;iug reeapitnUtioa." , .
6iek ihehatde of Urieaneyiori the tst tf
"-geu,tPe"eneBay7hasahowa no unclinatton-to
5 t a jgcneral , battle Against the United force
...tot tfUflies
tWatlatlrall detachment. ' . '
. Wiatter end bfbeJdtMatshal BIa-
herrossedjihe Marae'ahd moved upon jier
. ay, Soissons, aad Loan, to meet and to unite
.with the cerng movinx From the northern arm v,
tnd jliose whijh haT been relieved from' the
blockade of, fortresses near the , Rhine.4-Tle
tit ietoir 'aitanftg the anovH gratofcjei
we have thought-it. rignt taanue saw coue iro
submitted for ntatdre coasiderationV.to a oumer
oas assemhiyv6f persons, thff .ftiost considerable
aod best ajifietf mbngou, ffw; 77
it
,i After, this affairi the Pririee Field-Marshal
X&$yiu&'?ttjv,AvW6f Sens, and font
Sovereigns would consent that no part oi
larmy should pass -the barrier ol rarw
ill
m
k
that
night. This was consented to, and the enemy
withdrew from Montraajtrewjthin the town."
The Emperor returned to B ondi with the Field
Marshal ; and at four in the moruine the df
puties of the city arrived. Seventy cannon
three colours, and hrR iniiiurea ' men were ta
PR0CLA3t.iTI0N OF THE PnlNCE OF Olt.VtfGE.
HAOUE, MARCH S.
We, William, by the trace of God, , Prince
of Orance, Nassau, Sovereirn-Price of the
To all whom -these
first declarcdrnatwc should undertake tin:
tion, which might secure yonr freedom against
all possible abue j and we have ever since
contraujto feel the necessity thereof.
We regarded it, therefore," as r one of the
f
f
t -
II
7.
i
oleon. havina? dpnlmof? oTtirl
l A m.ll ll...t I m n . .. '
F1!5Hjrrc" -ftsarsnai jijucner repeatedly olter
W vearljaon returned to the left hank of the
Msrne indicated an intentiou of resuming of.
fensive operations against the Grand Army,
v tThe jWoferences st ChatiJlon were termina
tc4 9? the iyth mst; aitd on that day the French
rmy tmoved. upah Arcis, behind which the
: SffPsi eommanded by Field Marshal Connt
Wrede was posted.
TChe .Allies, under the Prince Sehwart zenburg
TaU the 3d. 4-th ami fh nrn 'nmlurlltn Prinn
. ' y- Vi ivfi., , I MV IS ft WitVIISX,) -
lioyu ot wirtemberr, and the 5th, under Field .United Netherlands, &a.
larsuai nreue, with' the whole reserve, wVre presents eome, greeting:" 1
toncentrafed on the Aube, near Pongy and Ar- Tuvited to the sovereignty of these states by
auun general auacK was raaoe uy ttie AUJyour eontidence aryjjitLuiJiaifintr-we from the
lies on uiesumviflWAieb the enemy was defeat
ted at all points, ivith great loss, and Arc is was
retaken.
' . At this" juncture, Napoleon formed the des
perate and? extraordinary plan of passing be
tween the armies of the Allies, and'of striking
at theireommunieations with the Rhine, intemu
Ing at the same time to liberate the garrison of
&lentz. Far this purpose he moved , by Cha
lons on Titrv and St. Dizier. his head ctuarters
being on- the 2id at Obeomte, between the two
latter; places. Vitry was held by a small Prcs-
sjin tjarruon, which refused to surrender.
.A' 'f be extent and nature of this project was
foUyasccrtained on Uie-23d. A movement
jwas immediately- resolved upon Vitry,. to se
? oure that place, and to endeavour to cut off the
corps of Marshal Macdonald, said to be on the
Jttft bank of the Marne, between Chalons and
Vitry, to operate a junction with the troops un
;ler General Winiingerode, vihich had moved
. pon Chalons, and to unite botharmw.
Their Mujesties the Emperor of RuHsia and
.the King of Prussia left Troyes oiriihe 20th,
and had their qujarters at Pongy. 1 he Empe
..for of Austria rrtoved his quarters on the I9tb,
Jo Bar-sur Seine, with all the Cabinet Minis
. tcrs,.nd came the 21st to Bur-Aur Aube. ,
. vOtt 4Jwi" evening pf the 33djr 'the army broke
,ffp frqn; Pongy, and having marched bt Ra-
mere's and Uomptere, assembled at day break,
tear Som'mepui ,but the corps ,0!' 5larshal
Macdonald had erossed the Marne tbe preced
es day, before It could be intercepted.
ftm the 24th, the junction with Uen. Winzin
gcrode was efifected at Vitry and Chalons, and
the Silesian armyarae; withi3 the reach of
co-operating with the Grand Army.
On the 25th, General Winzingcrodc, with
Lis own, and 'several other corps of cavalry,
. htinsj left to obsefvethe enemy, the united ul
iied force began its movement, by rapid and
continued marches," upon Paris. . " j :
Tho eofps of. Marshal ,Mortieraad Majnnt
vrere found ftt Vitry and Sommesonit, anTrrro
driven back with loss, and pursued in the direc
tion of Paris. On the 28th, the Emperor the
King and Field-Ma-.hal the Prinee Schwart
zenburg, were at Ferre Charapenole and on
the 26th at Traffau. . Field Marshal Blucher
was. at Etogcson the 25thand continued foV
march onTVleaut by Mon(mfraU;': In i hecobrse
a tv. ittrfop fhiiinnrDosC aonointed a sneeial
cnmmiasionlwhb aie to choose out ofutmmerous
, '.I. IhikiImiI narinni in' (111 A I
igv given jn-iw us, iuui cwf 1
ropDrtion to the population uf each of thejevl
1
prop
existing departments . . v - r-v
Hondrel wit b your confidence, they shall, on
the i8th of thb luonth, assemble ia the metro
poliiof Amateidam, to cormeto a determination
non this weight V business. V r.
Thev sKallln like manner, with the letter of
convocation, receive the pan of the Constitution,
that they may be able to prepare tueir aeciaioo
thereon with muiuritv and calmness of delibera
lion : and for the ibere' effectual attainment of
this object, a copy ofthe same shall bo seat to
tach member previously. V
V And as it is of the highest importatce that
these members, be possessed of the general con
fidence, rin order that a list of-the persons
chosen' for each department he inade public, and
that to all the; inhabitants of the ameing
housekeepers, an opportunity shall be afforded,
by signing his name without any other addition,
in a register which shall lie open in eaeh canton
for eight lajs, to disapprove of any sach per
son oip persons as he may deem unqualified.
No inhabitant is deprived of this right, with
the exception of domestic servants, valets,
liankrupts, perso js in a state of nonage, or un
der accusation. . " ' 1
When it shall appear to ul, from the summing
up of the registers, that the majority are salisf
fied . yith the persons thuj submitted, to their
election, we shall consider them as the rcpre
sentatives of the whole Dutch peope, call them
together, appear in the midst ol them, aud salute
the in as constituting the great assembly, repre
sent iug the United Netherlands
They shall then commence their labors in
freedom, and give us an account of their pro
gross by a committee appointed to that effeet j
6m
ROBINSON, at thoSuuLotL
Washington Lou
11 now dain5 k BaitimorvS Uyi ia ecb ijl f .
fifliikon thcl5,b rf Jahenext. Hits LoeW 1 3
1 prizo of 0,000
1 50,000
i 20,000
JpriiofEio
t An.
IS
4 ..'
"7 r v JOauu, occ.
' raESEKi raxes or tioxbts 812.
6 ticKjw io the b Uuttjt b, L . .
Louer Baltimore, kiladlphia. ur Htwi !JJ
WWidRosixroK, Ubtpro?BpIly.uflkdt;
liwt iiOurmi.ijoii jteo dventurri. '
Said RoSiicson jubUshe, wklr, for tho iofo.,.
cuiiome.8, a paper TOtiuinteft lht uf all tb BlatJti .
' wn n the 1iffer,t lotueries by wkch auto .
aa Obtain immediate tifornMiia" at 00 oihr npea:
poiugs. Prltea in any of tlm Lotieri received M .
forTickeii. All letters mut ba reiTvaiB. " "
Kalaaiore, April I. 40,19t
Tailoring Business.
fTHHE Subscriber, thankful for the verjlju.
JL ral er.euuragraect heretofore received infoinu ki, :
tlut b o minuiloeoiryoatkeabiveibusin,, jft , "
Mi. Roai'j kuiWinfi, near the Market, wbe.fall
liihfully,'jtteadedto, indewcudiatke auntwu,',??
Jtyla. Having cohwrle work 00 .kaua.jj
page tm three ood journeymen, to srltt be fromi,,," :
itajft eaiptoy, aodUia higluit waj. itI
r
Jun
Sl80Eeward.
ken: the number of killed and wounded of the aud as sood as the adoption of the constitution-
enemy was very considerable 1 but this victory al code is the result ot their deliberations, we
was not gained w ithout some loss of the Allies.
shall make-the necessary arrangements for tak
ing the oath prescribed to us by the constitution,
with all due solemnity, in the midst of the a.s
sembly , and after that. be iustalled in state. ,
In the adoption of these measures, worthy
countrymen, you must feel Convinced that the
welfare of our beloved Country is my first ;and
only object that your interests and mine are
the same j and how Can they be more manifestly
promoted, than by tho introduction of constitu
tional rules, ia which you will find the t'ua'an-
same only under the guarantee of avise-eoftft-Uee af LyouLdejUieiijigMs PThey will furnish
n;e with the advantage of ondactingi on fixed
principles, the charge and responsibility of
government, assisted by the best and most in
telligent of the citizens; am! will secure to me
DE3BHTED from the Regiment of N.
olin detached Militia, iu ue aervice c tho Caite
aict, under tbe commaod of Cot. Js A. Feana, u
fcoq fh Ccftinty jf Rowan,
From tbe Coaotj tt Momgcmerf,
From the County oi Iredell
From the Counrty of Ru;herfo, 4
fiom tbe Courisy el Utcin;
From he County of "WilkW,
first and most sacred of our duties, tdnmmonf-ibecmitinuance- of that, affection, thaexpres
together some men - of consideration'', and to aions of which rejoice my neart, animate. my
charge them ith the weighty task of estab courage; lighten my burthen, and bind me and
-prisoners were takenwilh Several "General Of.
hBtrs.-At'the affair near Fere Gbampeooise,
4 m
'CToTapalelriaAti
r reau," was unfortunately killed, while exhorting
the French to surrender, and Col, Neil Canip-
hell, who is on this seivice, and who has been
with the advanced Russian 'corps in all the af
fairs since- his return from the siege of Dantzic,
j!' - .was severely wounded, having been rUn through
cue uifu UJ o u9iau laiicci v ii uaaiuu& 111 HI
for an nemy during btte of the charges ; I am
hiippy to say there was every reason to expect
Jiis recovery. '' - . 4-' '.- r-
lishing a fundamental code, built upon your
manners, your habits, and corresponding to the
wants of the present time.
They cheerfully took upon themselves this
office, performed it with zeal, and have submit
ted to us the fruits of their uninterrupted labors.
: After a careful examination of this work,
we have given it our, approbation. But this
does not satisfy our hearf. It respects the con
cerns of the whole Netherlands. The whole
Dutch people must be recognized in this im
portant work. The people must receive the
strongest possible Assurance that their dearest
interests are sufficiently attended to therein;
that religion, as the fountain of all good, is
thereby honored arid maintained, and religions
freedom disturbed by nothing in temporal con
cerns,' but secured in the- mmt ample manner
that the education of youth, and the spread
of scientific knowledge, shall be att? tided Yo by !
the 'government, anj freedom from all vxar
tioil regulations which oppress the genius and
subdue the spirits ; that personal freedom shall
no longer be an empty sound, and dependent
on the caprices of a suspicious and crafty po
lice j that hu impartial administration of jus
tice, guided by fixed principles, secure to eve
ry man his propcrtyi that commerce, agricul
ture, and manufactures he no longer obstructed,
hut-have free course, like rich spring of pub
lic and private property ; that, therefore, no,
restraiut be -imposed on the domestic economy
of the higher atjd lower classes of the state,
but that they be conformable to the geueral
Jaws and.the government j that the movements
ofthe, general government be not palsied by too
great a zeal for local interests, but lather
receive from it an additional impulse ; that the
general laws, by means of an harmonious co
operation of the two principal brartfheTr-o? the
government bo founded on the true interests of
tbe stite ; that the finances, aud the arming of
c,Tiicms.iH pit i ars 01 xn&ootij. poijiic,
Jk.A . 4 - " W- .4 1'.
my honor for ever to our regenerated country.
Given at the Hague, the 2d of March, 1814,
and of our reign the first.
WILIJAM.
Tjiilorin i5usint ss.
nnHOMAS POWERS respectfully informs
JL; ihe public that he tus curBine; cd the boe buiucss, in
he hop lately occupied Uy Mi. R .baieau, ojip. siie the Stai-
Hou.e iq.ure 1 whne he will be thankful to receive "all ore'eu
wi h which be may be savoured. The public may rest asiur-
od that no paim bal! be spared' on bis part to give sa:iaction
a id to LthU bu yotk. ia the loose lasuiorubie aad elcaui
Tao was powers!
Rale:g June. , . , 503r
A House for a Female Academy,
. A T Louisburj;, 30 by 20 feet, Two Stories,
XJc 1 1 anu 9 lee P1 icb, two roooi, above, IS by 20 and 12
bv tfo feet. Three six-panaclied doort four la and fnur 8
light VVindws beiow, id 15 atrdburB liht Wiudutri above
to Lc built uf good heart timbers, witb twoChimuiysof Br ck or
uewn siune and undc-Liluned with the same. to be Ciiled
:Uruugh wiiiun, aud paiottd without entire will be kt by ihe
u.-ideisined cunmniiiioccrs, on Saturday, the id day of Juiy
next, at LouisOlirg. Wo kmn are solicited lo make tht-ir
proposal in writing, at oi before tho day, at which time the
C ntiact 'will Us declaied, end intl a.ttl SoCurny required fu
the Corapitiuu ol tba vvi.rfc by ike2athof tccsnibcr mat.
' RICARO F1.NNER,
: joel kino,
' V RICHARD IKCE,
MkajjS Howjid, '
Jeienjiah Heai'
WiliitmWitom.
Henry Aln,
Aaron Tucker,
CeorgfcSaiitb, -Jams
Moor,,
CamuelHeolcrK
Joshua HanUv
John Cibbs,
- William Owens,
- Robttt Suitle, -0vid
Byn,
.JohnClubb;
John Rudlel!,.
Miehiel Hefinr,
Edmund Dtmfy
Theabove rrvnrd of f$180 eIU fce jSrtn far the dlietyr
tbe said deseiten, at Fori Hawkins, Georgia, or glOfev
her of them and all reai mable etpeucea paid. By erds
hu Excellency the commander in chfef,
ROBERT WILLIAMS, !
April g9th tf. , , Adj.Cea.H.&K,
' """" " 1 - 1 '. 1 " " '
v 1 he JMinerol Springs,
AT tSKOX-CASTtS, IW HOOilNGHAM C0PX1
jrORTH'0AAOIIJrA.
npHE Subscriber has established himieli
Lenox-Caitlc, Where he bas opened a HOUSE Of
ENTERTAINMENT, and is making extensive prrpum
tor the Aceomodauoo of Invalids aud others who shall Ksont
this place during the summer months cither lor healii
amusement. The Miodral Wat era. are oi' various kinds Mt
equal in their virtues to any in the Union - Bak) are crcctrf
and the Springs will he kept in (aod order. LwxCutit'i
one of the most healthy and agreeable Situations in the soma,
em states i is on the mam roadleadmg trom the Enters e
the Western parts of North Carolina. A Par office i! wpr
at this place, at which the mail arrives twice in eart week,
and papers and . Literary Journals fiom difftrtnt Cities iW
United States are received for the use of Geotlimen wlis if
sort to t e Springs An saonent of good Liquors i8 H
kept on band, and every endeavour made' to provide tbe be
Accomodations that the Country will attVrd.' The CtaM
iJFvtngThe r excellence x"t'htfSWrrsroHeaUhiasL
tht S'tuation, all Ountiikute lorendef this an.agreeable jsks
ofirtort JOHN L. LESwwt
QOth May 1814.
7
I,-uhb4jrr Toe eitTi, 1814,
WM.MORfliEY,
GREEN HILL, '
Curnmssione.-s,
--' 50 -3w-
the
of astweekoHess ihaV ipa tannoTi
! 1 ,"' -A - - 1 : 1 . . . . . -
ereatesianilmosL invaluable urivilecrof eyer?
free people, tjitir independence, mavte firmly
jfixed. Which of you can doubt Jiftbia lnitK afT
ter the terrible experience you have had of a ior
eigo tyranny, n.hicb acknowledged' no right
when it wanted means for its own niainteinanee
bytV;deBee;n,fterhat
der the-mbst oppressive yoke that ever was im
posed since the Spanish times ?
Now at least you know the true value of
those "trrecious ritrhta for which our failWsran.
Crificed their property and blood ; of that hup
piness which they bequeathed to their descend-
. it flw i a. gyf t iHi ft TtwTorinT onA TJrtvnl Koorf. ! ...... '..'Z'T ..:; .1 Lui i
ti quarters were atiJoulcDiers and the bilesian
- ftnnyreacnea Aieaqx.
- On, the 28th head quarters at Quincey Hrid-
gs we're prepared at'Meaux and 'llp6rt; Tbe.
il?sian army advanced at Clayein front of
which town a severe action took place, in which
the enenfy , waa repufsed. 7-
On the 29th, the Emperor and the Kin with
Field Marshal 1 Prinee Schwartzenburg,' cross
d the Marne, at Mfeaux and the enemy being
ftill in possession of the woods near VUle Pa
lis ind Bopdi he was attacked and driven be
EorSale,
THE House and lot at present occupied by
ho lubscaber as i.s residence. It is juuateo ca the
lower partrf-ftyettcville reet, a small Jj.ianco lrom M r
Oae'. For terms ap;ty t " -
" - - ' , WM. W. M ASON.
Ralfiy.H, lune 17 . . 150 3t.
North Carolina
frtr flint nnrnoss SBP01ttt
r i
by. the last General Assembly, will proceed
with to settle and repoinhe claioM ol the jce anosw
dieis called into public service, by the Governor' of M "f"
in the month of Ju ly,, 1813, and the Claims of bm i
gtew out of the said call f3 be Claims for" ntUu7
will be usted by the Muster Rolls and aettltd actordiif'T'
Every other claim, of what kind or nature Mas
formally proved before ong or more justices wt the ttut.
Raleigh 21 ia May, 1814. ' - . . .
Stolen or Stravcd.
B0J1 the subscriber en" 4he ffth HV
May7it mght7anihri;7rrorse; betffeeirw-
1 V
idttS
vit.
veTsity of the times.
Following, therefore, and deriving cnennr-
agefaent from the example, it becomes in y duty,
in .imiiaiion pi inose wnose tyvme l . Dear, ami
whose memory . I honor, to restore that w-hieh is
lest;- it is your duty' to ; suppit me the-rein
M-ith all yeur efforts, that under the blcs'sioc of
Ji. . ' J ' .L . - ! . .
uivsue proviuence, woo summons us io Tins tasK,
vve ni ay "leave our beloved country completely
ve-conquered and re-cstalilished to our children.
In order to be enabled to iudce whether thr-
eonstitutibBal coda thus, framed as before stated;
: gtutc;qf Nonii-Caroliiid,":"
" EDQECQMHE COUNTY.
In. equity, March Term, 1814.
J oseph Arrintou arid Wife and Henry Ricks,
vs. The Heirs cf Robert Ricks, and others.
". ORlOtMAL kILt:
appearing at this Term to the satisfaction
JL
13 years of age, at least -five ft h?gh, and hasab!W B
ace. a white snot on the neck, near the wtihert, ws
. 7 .- -
bv tiie eellar. Shod all round. Liberal cemBeosaiwri
belaeTbany fsoiFW
Raleigh, Or give We infbimatioa so that I get him f1,n'
1 - y . MERRXTT PltUAA
May 13tbll181.tf. . - '
State of Noth-CaroliD3v
RUTHERTOItD COUKTT.
I VI tm it . . m
of iho CW, luat Riimla Battle. Joab Hoi'tt. antiNancv I Afiril ttm i
' - . m w I "
his wife, Joel Denton and Nancy hiviftvlQurninfi Wood, WS1I.: XG tnvin John "HamiltOU, gBl
W4llieltomrJaiHorrrareinrubitaiti Wthe State efWn?f4---- . i' i.lii.-.M,t,nt. Ai!
aad Abish'a Horn il ia United States Aruryof couViedoL An wine
... ..... ' - ' I r I .unit ennvrvea EO uio ut-
agent of said firm.
;hrT-. ei. .tiafaetioa of the eo
n tope I H -t IV
Tarbo. A lhat the de.endanti.no, "M0
i ei,h, fort it is ordered that Publication be made "a,r
motion, Ordered by (he Court, that Publication be made forth
with in the Raleigh" Minerva, for three Mornhs Successively,
mat unless toe above dtncants appear at next Torm
holden for tbe above County, at the Cuurt.House in
ough.on the second Monday .in Septeniber next, and either ,Jre " ordeiea toat ruw'c"""" """r .iuetiO
lead, ontanst or demur to the complainants Bill, the Bill will I for three weeks, thai unless tse appear
oe ian pro, cooieiso at itiat i erm and ftcatd ex'narte aeaimt V 09 neia w me -v . j,eatfTll
hem. I Monday ot July next, replevy anu p.. ' -
Loyjrm tHMtmtei..- vBERT STu ART. CM.' entereo: aganst sum. wpr- tTirrs. Ot
April ' , 3Mi - 1 1 tune S. 4S-3ftp. Kitnasw-f