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Jar to thejloift of Mr.Eves.1ie will, stand at
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April4ih, 1813.V
4
'!" , ' Jdst Published ; ;" -",
Jl anilfl3rxt Jl'r. entitled
ITM DAU DC XOSTOLlEV.
31 ' ArfrC-ttJu;'fce--
J?vMr$. jlnnke:t, formerly Mm GtrnWaj.
IWSate at J .! G Aiu't Store, f
m vhisux:& RELIGION
"Of a Warning 10 be Pople of ihe l), States"
. T THaXIITIVSv
Price Twenty Eve Cents. .
. Three Scrroonron Election, by Ehai
JmiJ-rPiicc 15 cent. r . t ' "
Raleigh,
FRIDAY. APUIL 24. 1813.
lj';pi
We lcafncd from a passenger in the
stage yesterday, who lefr Washington
on MorichyTthat Georor Cuktox, the
venerable Vice -Pre side Pt of the United
States', die'ti on Sunday last.
Though wc believe that enough has
already been published jn the Register
to prove the policy and propriety of the
act of last session providing for the next
election of Electors, yet we cannot deny
ourselves the pleasure of inserting the
ell written essay of " Vlais Truth"
on this suljcct, which appears in to day's
paper, for can we reject an Address
of One-oftht People' to Col. Porter
which is deferred till our next. )
v'c learn that his Excellency the Go
tcmor ha received instructions from
the War Department (in pursuance of
the act for calling out ont hundred thou
tand Militia ) to detach, arm, equip and
hold in readiness, without delay, seven
tkou.sand'jen being the. quota allotted
to thifc State, and as nearly as possible
in the following proportions, viz. one
twentieth fjart Artillery one-twentieth
part t Cavalry, and' tjie rest Infantry or
nGernen.
"We understand the Governor has ap
pointed thefollowing gentlemen his
Aids-du Camp, who have accepted the
appointment, and intend immediately
cquiping themselves fori he field. They
will, of course, rank, as Colones,
DUNCAN CAUEKON', Rsqulrc
It. O llUkTOK. Attoraev Gcnl of this State.
ROUEItT II. JONES. Attorney of the U. S
furilie Xorth Carolina Ditrict.
BEVERLY UANIEU Marshal of the Nortli-
CrulinA District.
"Wc have been favoured by Brigadier
General Polk with the following list of
-. . i T i
appointments in mis oiaic, in tne new
army. I' , "
Fir.t,,D Orride!.
James Wellborn, Chnei9.
Archibald F. M'NeilL Lie ut. Chne!9
Ikitajih White. .Vec- fjtut. Colonel,
Thoma Taylor, Fir$t Mnjtr,
DaAiel M. Forry, Second .Major. .
Coptaitl of .IrtiVery.
Isaac T. Avery, Philemon Hawkins,
John A. Mebane. ' ' '
s
. Captain of Cavalry. .
John JLtoke.
. Captain f Infantry. , x
- CeorireJCl.iua. . Philip OrilUto, i
L Jes ConeUnd. : . OwenCHntox
U. Robert MrtclieU, John II. Frcelin,
epb 'trynt,
Mark I lard n, r.
Abder PaatruC
Thos. J. Ilobeon.J
t
'S Flr$t JJeultnunJt tfArtillrry.
Jo.eph AtinstonVjUn. Kobert IL UufEn, '
William J. Cowsoj '
" Yrj Lieutenant oj Cavalry.
Archibd II. Sfvcc.
first ticutczant t of infttnpy.
George Ri ncannon, , William 'Ilsdale,
Abner S. Iais, v Cliariet. Lutterbagh,
Janves Ward, K ' Alexander King, "
Ccurys Strother, Hugh IJ. Cirfon, v
'WiUiaia.Mears, John Urahata! "
Second Jjcuteiumu of i rtilfcry.- t
Bdwin Sharpy . VVUliam ChatSn,.
Second Jlrutcnant of LijAt I)ragions.
r David Evans. ' . . : ? Vr V'
SreonJ Lieutenant of tnant-y. 1
Mamihon Drown, Kobert Mebanef
Thotnta Baker, f Richard Hi u miner,
Jacob Summey.jun. Spmc M. tKUjme," .
EnJAhtirl Hawkins, Thomas C. Wilhigbt.
John Street, . : . , ; ; . , ; .:
Anthony G. Gljna, William Tflor, 4 r
Wilharn Cawon,. jm Pritchard,
Franet Jones. . Thomit J . Arntrnf '
Jmes Koace, Anthotjyf. Dickson.
Hubert LoanV . - ',t
Wt undersundthe Fiehf fiiceri are
expected to meet invlhisXity, io the
They : were riot,' however,', discouraged
k ik! I - r- W V -k ft A r a 1 e-s-w ftr tATth t
cM,,ck,wHc they were
i .rniipriiii! rcininrccmEiiK.
LTheT bill at present before Congress,
to authorise, .under certain restrictions,
the importation of B t itish goods, is ad
vocated; on the ground that it would en
able our merchants to get from England,
iih some of her most useful manufac-
l" Alf f f MIV ' O " O
nuns fJ iuiiai 3 iiiiiti iuu r Pr--1'
said to be due for 6ur produce, and
Ivia f pYm 1 1 m ' m a a n a
which will otherwise have tu remain
there, during the war. Another object"
staged is to bring home such of our ves-
sels and seamen as are at present in that
I ' countryvi The bill is, however strongly
.opposed, as opening a aoor io mercan-
itile fraud.. It is doubted whether any
' thing near sq i large a sum be due from
. British traders to our merchants ; and it
is believed that if the intercourse were
.permitted, for however short a period,
it would be the .means of introducing
into the country a quantity of British
Goods surpassing all calculation, to the
preat relief of the British Manufactur
ers, and to fhe great injury and discou-
! nn- -. ef ni i Jnfjm m:i n n fnrt i rin or
J establishments.
Advices from Pari, as late asthe UtlT
of March, have been received in Phila
delphia, which state that all matters in
dispute between the United States and
France, have been satisfactorily adjust
ed and that a treaty of commerce has
been likewise agieed i)on, and was to
be forwarded by the Hornet. Some o
thcr important matters jvere atso said to
be mutually agreed upon in a separate
treaty. We' ha e seen several letters,
tall concurrii'g in this Information and
there remains not the least doub; on our
mind of its authenticity ' Aurora.
More like Bar The Governor, says
(the Albany Gazette, by an instruction
from the President of the United States
'has ordered out 1600 of. the militia of
this state, to garrison our northern and
! western frontiers. 500 we understand
are intended for Niagara, 500 for Oswe
go, and the residue probably for Lake
t Charaplain and the St. Lawrence. '
Major Join Brjeck, of Northampton
:in Massachusetts, a gentleman of intel
ligence, independent in his-fortune, of
irreproachable character, and heretofore
a decided Federalist has, since Henry's
I disclosure, come out openly in support
S of the Republican cause. . In a letter to
a federal friend, which is published in
the Boston Patriot, Maj. Breck declares)
that 44 these documents have forced an
M irresistible conviction on his mind that
a wicked, and dangerous conspiracy
u has existed and now exists, between
the leading federalists in New-Eng'
land, particularly at Boston, and the
" British Government ; ancf that if the
" perusal of these documents did not
convince his friend of the truth of such
u a conspiracy, he did not know that
" conviction would follow ii one should i
" rise from the dead' We have no
doubt many other honest federalists will
;oe convmcea as iiajor jjtcck was, anu
act as he has. There is notliihg more
I.- r i i
r honourable than to acknowledge and a
bandon error, ano avow ana emorace
truth. T, jimtrUan
The venerable Charles Thompson, who
-
was Secretary to the revolutionary Con
gress, is at the head of the Republican
licket for Llcctors of President and
Vice President of the U. States ibr the
state of Pennsylvania. We love to see
such early and -uniform, able and faith
ful patriots, honored by their country in
their declining years. lbxd
Two British Frigates have taken
station in Delaware Bay, , in ten fathom
water, and suffer no vessel to pass until
I she has been board; d and examined.
I Both frigates shew the American colors.
ibid.
- More than 100 saill The eighteen
American vessels lately captured by the
-' ' t . t i " . i
jjiitisn, maKe.tne wnoie numoer tasen
under the .Orders in Council above one
hundred sail -Since'the British have
, ... r i.i ?-
oy ineir jouy iosi an tneir commerce
they are determined by piracy, to have
a)l ours. ... Ibid.
'Many therchants ho pushed hard to
get their vessels out before the Embar
go! will, ha vb a hard pull to get them in
again : r . , . ' i ibid,
'Ma. Hctchi NSONjately declared iir the
Driti ?h I loose of Com mons, that ;? he. was
fenxed to.Vsy that England Acted most Itran
nitally and unjuiti$ .towards America The
Hebts which the- njinister claimed for Em.
1 land were thosa of plunderers &c; "He said '
if the suininistration 5 nouki continue to act
on the system which hsd been hitherto pur'
sued, they would soon . shake the, monarchy
to its foundalion, and bury, the constitution
beneath its ruins.w This is cndoubtedly true
but how different Is itirom tbe'language of
jome wao gU thcmiclTft Americans V
which we have previously heard
v -'1 r' . l: Salem; Jle& .
OPlOSITIOX TO MlSlVrnYhe'Lon-
don Print sute'that Earl Cholmondely is the
only recruit mat tnntecrenvs ivunisier nas
t mm' m m m t " 1 '-.. ?
Deen able to draw irom tne ra&s 01 opposuion
to1 his standard. jThe, Opposition Is bey ond
doubt one ftfr the strongest in point of taleijtd,
r- . ,t . i . i j
ii no or numoers, xnai nas ever appjurjcu iu
G. Britain. -Iost of the Prince's early. friends
have refused to associate in his cabinet. The
Earl of I)arnley has been offered, tlieplace of
groom of the stole ?nd bks relused it. Ean
Moif a was ofierrd the blue ribbon, and reject
ed it with disdain. The. Marquis Wellesley
retired 'in disffusti His son has resigned as
a Lord of, the Treasury. The Orders in Coun
cil and the Claim sof, the Catholics are with
them the CTeat banco' of contention. And.
stranze to tell, the tmld and conciliatory Mr,
Canning himself is in opposition to the- min
istrrloa Mr Urnutrham's motion. The eleva
tion of Lord Castlereagh to the" very post
which Mr. Canning bad fllied undei? a former
miistry (that oif Secretary for foreign Affair)
was not very weircalcurated to rwdeten the
blowlof Mr.C. ?' ' I
The torrent of opposition iar'selled like
wise by the murmurs of the mercantile inter
ests of Liverpool and Hull ahul otht r towns,
and of the mandfac Wi rs of StanbrdsVireot
tingham Leeds, Sheffield, and nirmlngham
Andlast, though not least,, by the Indignant
cries of the great body of the Ifish nation.
: . - Ena. ..
Rumors are as w thick as bladk-ber
rie.s'! And what is strange jenough,
there seems tobe some substance in them.
1st. That Mr. Grangerlias received a
private letter from Mr. Barlow, stating
that France is about to accommodate,
on the most advantageous terms, the
boundaries of Louisianastretching as
far W. as Columbia River that she has
even granted us more than was efiectcd.
2nly. that a commercial arrangement al
so is on"; the tapis which removes some
01 tnexestrictions on our traae.
The authority for these statements is
.,. :,n.. t r. MT.. u:
addres.edto gentlemen in this! City
The Hornet, doubtless, waits for these
Conventions; the report of heir arrival
turns out to be " Norfolk news." In the
3d. place, th-rt the Secretary of the Navy
has given orders, to Commodoue Rod
gers and l)iter to sail with tliel Presi
dent and Essex to the Delaware Bay,
and order out the frigates,. Guerpier.ard
Belvidere now said to be at an anchor in
our waters. (The tame authority as a
bove.J j" When Greek meets (Greek,
then comes the tug of war.
Ib.
There is no truth in the report of the
Hornet having been seized by the! French
Government. An arrival at Providence
from Fecamp informs that thejllomet
was expected to sail on the 22diMarch.
This arrival has brought dispatches from j
France, which have been forwarded to
Washington. Devi. Press. j
The Bloody List ! In addition to
the Bloody. List of American Seamen,
savagely butchered by British j blood
hounds, we have nbw the name of Wil
liam Hancock; a native of Marblehead.
He was kidnapped some years since,
and was hung on board a British! ship of
war for killing a British lieutenant while
attempting to make his escape. By
the laws of the British empire,! a man
is justiGcd in defending himself against
a press gang by taking their lives. It
is thus that G. Britain " conciliates' A
merica ! ' :
The last Essex Register contains the
names of sixteen unfortunate Seamen,
all belonging to Maiblehead, who'have
been - impressed by. England,, and are
now on board British ships of war.
Some of them have been in captivity for
eighteen years. Boston Chronicle. ,
50,000 Dollars. The federalists are
endeavoring to prove, that the President
gave the British Spy 48,000 dollars for
his disclosures. Whether this is true
or false, we care not. "A-disclosure of
this magnitude, (said a distinguished fe
deral gentleman,who despises the lead
ing characters") is worth half a million
to the American nation." Wc think so
too. We should like to know how much
certain characters gave "Henry toj erase
their names and to pledge himself that
u- t j J ... .. ... ( .ttr '...
uc ytuuiu never revcut uicin. -vc m:
pect that ere long- it will turn out that
Henry received oyer 50,000 dollars in
Boston. 1 - 'r Boston Patriot.
The London papers state, that the Marquis
Wellesley resigned his officen"onsiquence
of the Prince Regent's retaining Mri Perce
val in . the cabinet, as, 'first ihinister. In his
audience, he told the Prince that he .'.'.could
not continue to act taider Mr. Perceval"1;
: Aove 50,000 barrels of flourjvere
shipped from Alexandria" fhef week be
fore laSU The pricb hasTallen from S8
-The cultivating ?f sug?r issaidto have
been successfully commenced, in Gebr
gh Jasi year.; '.j". i"J?vv",
. Harnsburg having by-law become the, sea
of Government o'f Pehns) Ivania, hi. public
nAm n I
waggon-loads; have been removed thitber, &
de do sited la the new "Ere nroof offices.--. 1 1
a mm a iiir miu lk. smmj .! aawmAW w
I . - li
must meet from every Americanthe rxnjexi
Eression oi.jne national ituing. : 1 ne ', time
as arrived when the voice 6f . treason' can be
iiu iwijer punpeaueak, unaer ine.speciouspre
text of suppohing the ebfisrtit
iheepdration ofthe.tinioiiia hot to be breach--
ejdtip under the shameless title bC W'aibing"
parties that can hoW iexist wiih-hdnor or fide-'
lity, are the pdrtytke 'kkttil -
mi i tm " 1 . 1 . F r
The
E-iemict of rim&ricd.
f.- Seneca Page, who is charged
terfeitiny Bank Notes, and fbr..w
hension a reward of one thousand dojlars wag
offered arrived in town this oicnuig, undei
the care oF .Messrs. Farrinerton and Townlevl
two active police officers, of the city ..oF'Kew-
York. -He is on jits way to Bahimora, wher
his trial will he had.
T ; Dem. Fresi.
: . -; .-.'jifr-'-
We, copy the following anecdote from the
speech of Mr. Clay, in the House of Repre
sentatives of the U, States on the Navy Bill.
"10 illustrate the commercial habits and
enterpf ize of the' American people he wdiild
relate an anecdote ni a vessel built and clear
ed out at Pittsburg for Leghorn! . When she
arrived at her lace of destinationvthe mas?
er presented his papers to the custom house
Officer at Leghojrn"; who-Would not credit
them, and w,ho said to the master " Sir youf
papers are torgetl rthere is no sun place as
Pittsburg in the world ; your vessel must be
confiscated !" The trembling Captain laid
before the officer a mapot the United States
directincr him to the Gulbh of Aleiico1 :
f)ointed out Lh? mouth of the Missippi ! led
lims thousand miles up It to the mouth of
the Ohio; and- thence another thousand up to
Piusburgi " f I here sir, isthe port vyhence
my vesst 1 cleared out." Th? kstd'nished offi
cer, before he saw tlie map, wduld as soon
have belteved thai this ship had been navi
gated from the moon ?' ' "
fCT For tlie benefit of persons whd mav 6e
so unfortuhate as to be bitter ,by any or the
many Mad Dogs which, ire at present in this
part of the CouhtryTwe state, that Doctor -F.
rv viBTTrv I A- "tt -. ,
uiku3,oi iirove rini, in warren uoumy, in
this State, is in possession, of a Medicine
which he asserts is infallible for preventing.
the dreadful effects of Hydrophobiat conse
quent on such bites without soine prevent-
tive, which medicine he will furnish on ap
plication, on reasonable, terms.
MARRIED,
Near this city, on Wed sday evening last,
John Williams. Krfn. Attorney at IawJ of
Cumberlaivd county, to Miss Martha Lane,
daughter of the late James Lane
I D1E1K - ' '
A few days ago, Mrs. Hinton, widow of the
late Capt Henry Hinton. ,! ..
TAt Augusta, (Geo.) on the 7th Inst, where
he Ivftd recently removed' from Charleston.
.nr. Matt, suiiy, late ot tne unarleston Tiie
atre " ALasi ! Poor Torick where be ypur
gioes qw .your nasne ot merriment, that
were worn io set me auuience m a oar t r
HOUSE Oj REPRESENTATIVES, U.
S.
- " Tue9uiivt April 14.
The Clerk being absent, Mr. George Ma-
grirder was unanimously appointed Clerk pro
tempore. ; ,
Several members obtained leave of absence".
Calhoun'frora tbe committee, pn J"o.
reien Relations reported a 1 bill makincr fur
ther provision for tbe army , of the tJ. States.
Thisi.biU embraces some details necessary
for the organization of the milith force.!
The bilPwas twice read and committed." T J
The engrossed bill " tor ascertaining t,he
titles and claims to lands in that part of Loui
siana which lies east jaf the River MisVssifti
atid island of New-Orleans' was read tbe
third time and passed. '
The House spert some time in committee
of the hole.prt the Post office and Post rc ad
bill the committee rose and reported sun'
dry amendments to the bill ; and the House
adjourned. . ' . .
Wednesday April t '
Mr. LewIs;"reported a bill afuthorising an
increase of the capiul of the Bank of Wash
ington ; which wai'read.a first time. Cpm-mitted.-
j : k. ' 1 .
u.a rart th I
Mr. : Calhoun, from the Committee of FoA
reign Relations, 'reported jC bill 'authorising
the departure ot ships and vessels Irom tne.
ports and harbors of the V. States i eertam
cases. TTbis bill exempts from detentipn s
sucn vessels as nave oeen rreigntea ty tneiu.
States, such as vessels destined for the Bir
bary coast, previous to the laying the em
bargo. Twice jead' .and committed.' .,' J
Mr. Johnson reported a biU i6 extend, the
right of suffrage, in ininoia.Territpryfnd-fpr
other purposes J, which was twiceCreacl and
ordered to beengrossed for a thirdreading.
" The doors were doled and galleries cleir
ed, kc tor a snort time ; and when they were
again opened j the House adjourned.
. Thursday. Abril 16. i i
' Mr. Wheatpn presented sundry documents'
concerning the cant tire .and destruction of
the American ; brig Comet by. a French priva.'
.;, '.i. ' -o.t f . . i !. , v;t. ...'
icer, on uie 4om oi January iai j hukju hc
read; and Rafter debatef referre! -to t&Secfe?.
tary of State.kSome'pther Jjuiinesrbf little
importance. ' :h : i
: - ..X FridayApril 17 ' ; ; ! '
-Oh motion of Mr..CalhPun.theHoure;re
solved itself Iito .a committee of the whol.e
onthe'bill fori-aathorising. the departurej )f
ships and vessels irom the ports andhvbrsr
pf the V. State in cein cisesJ Nb object
tion JgToadeto the billjt waa'reported ta
tbe, House. ; ry p 4 f
,i Mr. Pitkin enquinng the object of the bill,
Mr- Calhoun stated that vessels cbaheredl brj
the U. States might how pe. detained by the
Bmbargo i tiibt ych a jca'se fadpccumd tn
re'ation to a vessel chartercdby the United
-i . tJ.j ,- - ....ij .Lr,
aiaxea ana uouou io Aicicrs. - iq kucu case
, this bill Hroyld apply remedy-
. wm " t ra'x ' i 'i - ar
w r i h ni k ir iiit a rri u .ww m in vr
Vina W4is wwuku imii j & vuiwvif .
r The bill wa ordered to 6 fifercsscd fo
e;expendigre ndanfcbb4 theestiblish
pae;ndUfiatiesUD
buV ificbn fie bific
would behd iaidi'Otili'rAar t&&iMtl
department r W&l i&B: ,
I J Hnnsp f h ncf APiWL-: '-i'.iv'.kN. - 4irf '
. 'Aurora; 'r5rw.w tutpiv jv.uwou5u -t .. , ? . a3X i
't-- i . iiivM,wcpcopnvMaccoroinrent;
withepun- properqBceS:.6atf.rm
ii Ui 0U ui & c-ji- u . xtiiiif v iu' ann iirn: af..inp.: , v: -. -l -i '
therti: i-im. &tVTrUjf :igJ?:
okeatJiencrtlvifl iuppbrt
I .! kHr..;Vi;rx' ..;i.?- v:. . s.v-..fcs .v.
superiniei-dant of ordnih'tow
rKn'nU Kir m.ii. i!,.H.ii-i-:i'' :... .4v-:-v-vVi! -.?)
f the Ordnance ifiight beTiihanvSinie)'?
rtquired j-but it woId;
the operations of the army. &c. to btthhth it .
ftf nf nf tK:r'nj.r' irtoirrKt' f i wivi -k i. i' .
ll7it'h''iei'l,-rKtan c.aK1iel.M.in- '-na i"V a-" Ti ... " MLxrV' -t . ' S ' 'Ii'-
-..,.! .)- mm.. . . -. X Ti 1.7 -''" t . . ' - r-,.' , '3.
The nmaotiAn .n' .tnri.nii. t Ha .. I t. .- ' ' -. ' r 7 I. i -
tian was deeiedln the aflaa 7HS W
. " .j ; 5-. A lw .-.. i.- . 'l'';- li , v
- m.f ..i.M
to rrecommit
reported; rt; with a v3ew to cliancrmc'
tare of the arrangements proposed. Ktom ',
"On tnotipn gf, Mr. Calhoun, Vthe HoUere'
solved itselfmtba epWmilJteei of the ijiplej
on Ufe bill makingjprovisiori .jfthe1anbybf'.::
theLynitcd'States.-"l-;- 4vj - '.:'
An irieffectuai attempt
t Wright, to procure an amendment tq the bill. v
uiijg io ptae au ine nuniary-omcerf or, jme. , ;
U. States b the iimfe grade on equal footing
as to pay ihd emoluments $he moye tat- .
ed that at . present! the brigadiergeneral- of .- -the
old armyv the pldtVbrigieieetalv
Wilkinson) receiviedj much Jieisft pay thati
those of the two diocltirshai.v.
Tbe amendmentyas rpjected pn the iutt v
of its inapplicability : apd' llahiU'vtd'Lh'. -presentbili
being brdply Rtbject off dis.;?
tinct'eonsidewtionfe r-y&'i ; ;
Mr, oheitey movedjto. strike out.tbaVec-i
tioq 6( the bill which Authorises the aDDoini-.
ment of two additional majb-enesn4
four additionAlrigadiergetiVHl?7 "
in the President's opihion the publie'seirvice
shall require it. :r ;t ,' . ::fk-.
This question wis widely debated. Jnlup-.
port tjf the jovision.t it Was ; said that -he
number of officers 'now authorised was rmt
v . i ! '! -. ' (V- ,. . - t r-y-. -
greater in an was absolutely necessary, to
command the fpppViJand
in the progress rf a Vfar,vijv Whit,h the regu
lars under an inferior CommahdliaB ght be entf
bodied with the militia or vbluhbers and it
might be necessary to appoint an Officers to
take thecommaiid. , Separate detachments
might jdsp beimade from the matnr army re
quiring more g neral officers than; at present
belong to the armyj : On the btheihand, it
was contendedhatjthfe imilitiah&t be. (bmvV
makded by the owii officers j that. theycaTj ,f
hot . constitutiojallyby jsuperseded by aniof"
ficer. to be appointed oveAhein, and tliereW
fore this clause could not bevdefended by the.
argurhent ued to 'jprtpprJfc ; that noreo
ver it 'Was not htnnf rin Wsta irrMt'sijlsv.
cretipnary powtr in thk Executive, tucS.-
1 i.nim...i. jui:'J.tj-.--'--: -'-i'i";--
fiitti iiiu.u ucoaic apu punie warmiu . - .
On motion ofMr;, LkcbcK the bill was of..."
dered tc(lie on the tablie ' ? ' A
Recruiting for thlakdUional military
force has commenced," '
progress vtgproqsiy i&d-v&niudh'fiuc-
ces3 if we judge from the' facis: which
have cottie tbotir kbbwiedgev yt thfe
30th of lastMatchvVernon enquiry
ti,f iUlniiUkJ5& '!4 i .
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or opunxiesj c. weie iioFwaraeo to eve
ry quarter ot the cotjntry:; ,he. appro
priations for the support of the addi uon-
were'made tb the Sena'te ; tn the lSth of,
March those nqmirtations were confirm?
l ed by. ihe Seateihd within three' days
tice9 of aomtmeht to the Officers lh et, '
very jsection; of the
country?
The law.
for the estabHshmt ofa:ar
ters Uenartmeht did not nass until the
2SthftilrfmtiUdia.e1iF whichttHe
recruiting 4-"odeVih'.fe
plainVtoihbse brayefspiri
cnoflbriteatel Reason wlfhe r
hour of j)rparatioh-ha! seeinedkto them -to
limp so tediously aiong.'W. Intel. V '
' The. .DemoCKrfjd vPfess states'that
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By the TettSrhs MifieMassiichcseWs
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appears problihat "vvfjH
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aeeltf twiitisb frigates be
to l uhbmid.ffl "
V 9Johti artJtcliaitlAvitkhavm
tempted to bribe certain niechbera of th
Assembly oCNewjVork, and fonwhoso :
appViheiisbnhe offered ?
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