Or. StuttJir .rnbrnlfir arrivrd at thH
port, ibe "ship liMerpritBvrKcrjo lit
w.ni'Ui Ul.ll UTV iJti (IS iw;cju
we yQ c reoruaYyv .., : . -fc7f
Opt.-. B informed us that nothing
"inlcs ; andlhat ;licrd vYdhngtoo as
id iia stroce-Wd.-S"- : '-'v. ; '.y-
.'. Byjhcfcane! abrp Uniftd.State ao'd
Wibenrai Lopdon paper! to the 26ihxf
Ji.ua i K inclusive. rr received at the
OflU'e vfCbC Mercantile dmtiierA-
tr m.tA "r'uSr r-ar1r-r liriil .'V nlr.eirl
- Yi?bi in 4ipinun4v.he.B w infirm them
that ill? f IIawtnr are thVfintr artJe.lt
cWtainc in jhern Wort h cop vfrr---
The passengers inform that there
lveracreat discontents. in ail parti ol
ipurops under tjiV tontrouV. "of Don j.
p3rtet even in Fnricc, 'and that the Em
- fror j? rocentfaiin; aU (be forte he
Jussiani iir cbect, Vn Vtb prcVcntvthe
Prtissuxii and Polei from revoliinff.
. vapt. Burgtfrom i L'hor hteh
tlacc be let. jn the 17; h f eb, inurmau
thatacktKartied'hcTe the dajrfce
Tore he jailed, io 19 jhVa from England,'
bri rvqi h g Ixoddr ac(iiru to jeX tb
tebrcixy bu Jl,ai ihcrt. vai; nd-oeka
f eiryjm'poriaQce ' f - v ' V
We tbV rtuc? i tlir Vextraets
Xrcmi ihtfUJttcnLur -pjpfrt received
yeitf.niaji Goyerntrfenii iby-f h iam
coarey TKet-Te,-dTi$ptchr."trtjra
Xdrd Cathcartr dated Jph; 2r:JW.VS
They con'afnlno TreSviniltay Jvcxili j
bothete 1$ a PrhcIarria.tioi:a:gritdJby
to -the pebpteof Gcrroahyt and particu
lar J jr Xht Kxoc i.f; PrUJSiii declaratory
of thcXE'nfxrof Altxaride'rVtnxiettt)
fcatbre the balance of power xf Europe,
and all the lustre and, rsicnt cf' domi.
tion to the thrtsne cf rredeHc.lL .fee
acccunia iroia nuna. wa riusajm.arc
of tbernoit animating and Intercstmg
character. t Our extract vYeerf ay ata.
ted that the preericeand Jnttrpsaiiibn
tf the Kirjr. were -not able o restriil
the expreasion'tf; the public joy'. Lit t'he
. rcVeraes of .the FrerKh, InAtb tbeatrt
of Berlin. Thla ecMng-'pretailed ltIO.,
the iihule - cilyi in 'tbtch the PrcricJV
were attacked; and maoy t f them riiai-'j
larrrd tr ibti titiaetVi.' EVcota at Vii
enna, the'eaptta! of ibe f3tbtTin law cf
BonapaT.tr it ia saM" aeieral Irth ,bu.
tantr had of their own accord. 1 ilium;'
hated iheir.briusea, and.Celebrattd wife
joy xht aucceaa cf theJlfsaian arms; X
thus.apptarvthJvVhcea:riiltton oj'tbc
gratd French am y ha tlrxcrfjr res' td
cd tbrour;a au Lurrpf, ana produced s
Ttaciico m-the nublicmind. blch htf?
compIeteljLhreri all those spells apdj
chirms by ublch his good fortune had
hitherto tnioled'Bouapatie.to hold it in
captiTity. lrt"n the Kiog- of Swedcnlt
sid to have rirparted fom' iheJ aytcm
of caunm ahdieserte, which he haa hi
tbcrto pursued,-and, . ptu cliing couiag'
rfrom the lai'retsorRussia, jjaiiorucied
the French .ibMJuW to kavc bis ca
pital. ThcEmperpr ' AVxtnder Jii
been receiyed. wjih the jntHAt Jivej-de-.
rnontra;Ions of joy at AViloa nd, , ii
said,-that at "Moiccw; trade and :a
nutcfufjea icviftin" arirexiraordi'-arT
ronher; To thousnd .five 4 hundred
ahtpV are already builtV&ndthr tVk'r;t
place ts cTry day ibronpjtd iiho "pro
digious hombrr. of. huyers; and aelien.
" "ThcmUcmuJe inhabitant? y ha effected
Ihrir escape into the neighboring. Hjjos
and waste cm - the appruach of the
Frtnch have no doubt, seiaed the first
opportun(yv.ttf Tetuiri,?aiid ae'tk shelter
In the' rpins of thrir, former fomrsAi
Thea4Jiirnrnent j of - respective , heed-
1 quarters in Prcswa. for tVe several
curpi ibat lately coDSilxutrd the Rvriod
Frenrh rny. appears to 1 be' only a'ritJt
ic aem .'The French cfUpsannouij'
ced on their," march 5far . Knlperg
XaTiciibrVfri Mrrehwetdcr and I horn,
were sta'ted at 25,00- men -'each, "and
m.. : .
b(giiiiuuu loriviumu m..uiuiiij ai
' every stae ; "butthVy hidalready gone;
10 M that bo'Vrnr from whence no trrel-i
;V J JAW AtT 3ff. v,.. -; .
, Sretal . of . the fgtinyihlps ;!atel
tauncifed and raoninf. are ordtrrcd to
prt Jred. f r etVide, tlthut. delay!
oucn itne o,Dariie.ihips. (third ratea;
artand m fe pf trifling reair,are
to be sunr.cYCd Tot omptetica-ajb '
A prniiiofrcpecuWIitr has fast
enisled fm ii ti Tribes' wi h the intelJ
l?ce frjih cmbirxo oi lh the 'porta
En.Lsb ncHpepen; , which' iised.to he
recttrr! ihrri rerMlatlr. .uavc bem rli
V. 1 irVJwger a master irdouht tha:
e Ficptrt. CSare drt AflTa'rea . Icf
$;okhotm in dirAc, ai hu beta sta
ted. 4 Trie letters from. Goltenburlal
Jude to:br fact a 5 an, event, generally
known S " fnd it f s ejnaily eertairl, 3 thr
he w,n cnocIccte4 dt'of UjOCOStry b;
Rxtract cfa letter Cotn :jXrrttis CCnUod)
bdeclaraur hU goremmen made
-titho ureUobl,o Canning, and drawn:' up
by 5ir " dtixm'ScokU en tabare anrrer
elt' ;.jftrsrathia cdntrjpcfojrc thia
parappeaired'; thV-TrtanniL bt rwhicb : Mr.
Moaroe.Ud placed therea't question taAd
isinl Wtrrrn. pita it ibe advafitacre rround
Iwre even m ;ioig iriira .but tbe public
ludjcrt.bich;in tbe brat of time ire itroog
rairut tu is mhr wholly, I ,rnar ay, pb ihcJ
that ia the present fc-teri&b atau fottr reU-
ttona -with other countries, tnli goverdmem
wm rmzcrta in jnTorviiyj u -wiui uu'
ad. A'ttbia toidtnnrformidable preparations
are rtakinfc -jn the narjd arsenala of ihjt
kln)tiom,J to t tbii "
theiVnjpjije of die day, ami there ia reason
to betieye wr hall have a viaitro tcL Cvpcnha-get--ai'
wr Jhiri the thtracter of'Oueencniy,
1 tftikf r hall K rin n 4 iVfi to 'deceive him
ffsirv a. becomier rCanntT-marines,' artillery,
artillerifti. and-, r Agineera; arc; gone and
rolacmtivotf ivv tberefbr e ci pec I 'aotne
1 hot" work aext spring. Agoklen, opportuni
rty'bsa boewjoat in tle-laatvcampaientbey
now tail: ot aerxting 17 or-iiuw men 10
naida in April. Tba"t aupryijte ia predicated
f on ibe eve'uatiprf of the Peninsula by the
r icnco ia-ncauin u aimer, h.-vtcui vj
no 'meipa fro'gvskibli, as, matters ate now
going in tb north. NapoUnn will now have
occaaion for all bia r80ucea. ' '
I Urtiit b rnanufacturea in great abundance
are eoins: daily o ibfeLnriula,fortbe pur-
'poc of hcir ama2.v 4 r pasied fnto tlc
Uniled T State ,aa Portuguese and-Spanislu
.goola Great quantmea, are also alirrpin
Tor PensacoIa to.be amugglcd by tbe south,
and mant of our Yankee rc at this moment
in( London engaged In'mnkiog lVge purcha
"ara fortbla m?aKitsramc 4n -Tirivor of the
public eherty. Pricel of jain 'and. flour are
very IXoxr in crpain and rortdgal,. owing to
the actual.sCftrciiy of money to- paj fur tUera,
and the eootroous loaa by axebaaga ; thrs
trade is near ita-cloie is to profit,- and if our
people cab only khaw-how lo avoid- an un.
profitabJe trade itiU be vrfctlo The license
trade between this; country and franc ia at
an end and under ejisting circumstances
a'peice between the. United tttes artl this
country Is not to be calculated upon... The
1 capture of two oft heir frigates is fell to tbe
rcmofi corner 01 una uiano. .
V.
IMPltESSM ENT. . '
Tba, London Tohtical Jtcview, of Dekcmber
last, concludcrs tome remarks on the Presj.
r dentUJtlessaV to Oirteas, in the follow
yg' cogena and cottcliisiVe mannti-
; If there oe tuen of .either,; nation,
whb mkc' a pr ffer of their 'services
while at peoce with each other,' although
it is to fiht the enemy of their country,
there cn be mt little blarney but to
"force those services cannot be just ; and
vthat is Lot justifiable cannot well Ce
saitcticncd by any- pica of necessity -m
1 nus tar uns Amerip mucn reason ot
her aide : but, s.ys the advocate ot tbe
stbtem, hcic is our stancf, litis consti
j tutesoW matitimc rights, those rights
for wluch we ought to die contending I
And Is this, the liberal policy of a gene-
f rous nation, to fc tin d her rbts upon the
wronga of others this the liberal prin
ciple! of 1 free state, thai would .destroy
all freedom but its own ? Our maritime
.1 ights.I In what re;these rightsjound
ed I Is it not the luw of force i Do we
not sayi a We will, because we dare! !
We take because we are atrotig T
And jet we call the Kuler"oi France a
tyrant ! Does' he not siezc, because he
is the strongest ; and would control the
powex&of the World, is we would reign
upon the world ofrwatera? Let casuists
f'etolvc the difference in principle pand;
yet we cati ourselves a noerai peqpie,
in love . with freedom -even to excjcss,
the, friends and; patronizers of all whQ
?would be free, the! emancipators of a
struggling world f It lar now, however,
that these maritime rights appear to
hive reached Vtheir climax the mo
ment js arrived that their utility, as well
as their authority; Hill be brought under
discussion f but aha II they be relinquish
ed f Why not, irther 'are fbutKl to be
I uojtist ? and as for .their. utility except
to gratify a false fdelingf or the. httle
vanhy of ournaval cijtnmanders,"we "can
not discover its tndiapensable existence
to the safety of the British empire ; as
l by' a natural deduction, what is indispen
sable with iis; and absolutely necessary
for our notional existence, can1 be of lii
tlejconsequence to bur neighbors -ui)d
thus is the old maxim reverted to, that
IcibiiT constitutes : riomt ; the - very
principle we. deprecate in. others, and
one', that ahould ; be deprecated by all
malikmd.wThedmiriiori of the. seas
will, theyefote, form one of the scveralll
poinia wn'tii arcio oe comprizea mine
definitive and comprehensive adjust
ment" ofcxlsting cotroVcrsiea andil
tt be true, that it is the fated dc term In.
utiun of our vigorous ministry v. to.iesiat
every encroacnment.ol the trfd ,.y sfenf,
the war may be considered -aVonce is
interminable ' x V;. v- :cf .-V
? Klrl TTrxoit'i, Rcsolutionraathom-
mg 1 loan' tO'the. national jcrrmiehtj
after being'debatcd three daysifwYssera-
bly.'was finally negiuvt0iijir4aj-
Niy 5 !', AytM?. voi- V .'V'
.-! The yteUte jZp this aubject, brought
forth from the Teticral leadcfi,arfb'l de:
vefbpemcru of their principles imd their
vicwa$;vhlch tc o(i1aitu're'tb excite
the abhorrence of the bcicirai)d patil-
btic of thel? par",c.ibd htaeU ifidlg
lance to me jvvs .5 .vinysr.A -tnUityhen
,theighta sHoerileaJf
thai, rrmntrtr wre in' icuuaiui i
marked dapprobaa9nxf the federalists
of New -York; V Butiheimesriave a-.
tered.1; ine xeuerai icaucitr
ed tvitb power; and rclprtg'uppri tbe;-cit-cquiescence
of s their , followers,
which tney'think they have secure with
rthe cords, of 'their benevolent socieries
ttesyf
Wed
have: thrown ofT the mask,' ; and avowed
themselves thcsfriehds tblHe Jferthfrn
. -Jtwas qistinctiy ucciarcu mluki
that thaobjea of this confederacy vas 1
to starve J fie government into pc,
by withholhi g .all ' aid and raSsistarice
which could facilitatd a vigoWjof prose
cutiort of the war'i our pfirlv ii$ tiiz
intimation; yaV thrown butylhat if Ver
mont could be brought into their inter
ests, the south should be (made to trem
ble. The object of 'the War .waa'dccla
red to be the protetton'of a few foreign
ers,, wno yveie deacribed as the offscour
ings of. society. . The practice ofv im
prcssment was said ta.be one wjiich G.
Ui itaVn could not and ought not to give
up. ' Onc-of the Speakers,, takingTilhe
MassacHusettv report as his "data, went
into a mathematicalCalcuIatrbn bl tlie
number of native 'Americans retained
by tlte Biitish, and gave it as his sober
belief, that it did not exceed 10 or 121
According, then, to the estiniation of
these gentlemcj), the capture bfG. Bri
tain, cluiirrg peace, oT rnbre than nine
hundred ol our merchant vesely(om-
I ciillv stated by the Secretary of State)
is liothin ; the omctal report irom tne
Qepai tmentof State, stating that G. Ori
tam held in bondage more than six thoifc
rand of our rthV useful citt2ens, is.?-,
thing ; the opi lion of Com, Rotlger in
torfobcration of this fact is nptking ;
and (p ishing 'strange) even the British
testimony of capt. Dacrea ami the mtis
ter books of their fiigatesj which sub
stautiatd the fact, are for once rejected
a nothing In fine, in the, estimation
of these gentlemen, Piracy, and Man
Stealing are peccadillos, .which G. Bri
tain may commit upon us with perfect
impunity, and without affording any just
cause of compluiot.
From the National Advocate
. t DKFNCE. .
" The providence and foresight of the
Wrar Departrneht having jvided the
whole territory of tbe Union, into great
military districts, and this State, (New-4
York) south pi the highlands, with New
Jersey, forming the third district, a ge
neral officer'of approved fiileiity will ul
timately be appointed to its command.
In the mean time General Izard, a sol
dier of distinguished talents andpatrot
ism, has assumed the command in this,
city ; aud we trust, that tinder his aus
pices the business of its defence will be
sei-iqusly undertaken.;. A UTo the coun
sels of those wlio would advise us to a
bnndoo our dwellings 8c property on the
approach of the enemy, and to fly into
tbe country, we can consider: them in no
other light than as proceeding from the
spirit of crjwardly disafTection ; On the
contrary? a determined, spiiit of resist
ance, manifested by the preparation of
cveryimeansi;in ourTpowcr, may deter,
our crafty, cruel andJnsolerit oo from
making tlic attack. At any rate, v e are
coiifident that with! the ample resources
and faculties which may be exerted to
repel it, he will ItiveCausq to repent his
rashness. : To this eiid nothing is want
ing but the spirit of discipline and patri
otism. Tho former may be soon ac
quired by assiduity . and practice ; the
latter, alas ; must spring from the heart
and cannot be kindled by tl)e clearest
convvcuuu 01 1110 unuersianqing. 1 nose
who love tbeir country do not require
long and intricate demonisratious ot her
wrung. iu, uiuanic iireir araor a ney
feel how much she has been Injured and
insulted, ana tneiroesire lor vengeance
lsJike the sense. of indijviduar honor,
hich once wounded, will brook no dc
lay", nor listen to a pat le v. ' .
Oi thefoihir ltaod, those; whose hearta are
with ihe i-n.'m. hflv fttfl mnaf.ntlB niT.;:j
.leredMO" their passions and prejudices by
factious writer, who would fain persuade
-.a k ' .
" V" " J I - vw.ai.vv u 1 1 1 1 w
inem to ociieve that these passions; and pre
indices are patriotic 1 and that the v are' do
ing their eountrt service by depreciating her
pretensions ad elevating 't he of the ene
rny. In this state'eT mins,nothjng. re-
mama but for those, -who are vef uninfected
r by the poiitieaMn sanity ofCthe day, to rally
twKcvucr, ir.u uisraisinj ine ocious badges
vand distinctions of pjartyy present a firm.pha
lahx of brothers, determined to Cve free, or
dieC-Much ai thepOweybf theenemy is
vaOntcdby his parasite, -:we CAnnot fqrget
uiai ne isue ume vaum nave so .often
beaten by Und anil by sea I 'wbouhas never.
since we were a poplc, defeated us iri bat
peVItb'in equal force, Nor Jet us cfcapair
af Vrltiroately tbtain'mr4he'xa)jects forwhich
We contend, by tlie supposed JUnbendingcba-J
(xriacmuibciu ills, preiensions-
A Ithortgh ;5r- Britain .never yet. made ,.'onf
marTaiiimoua concession- norbe dictated
by a kense of justice,, yel she ' hMMxtedrr
10 . aenac- or. leat anuuencea by
thia, Uie vielded lb Ireland m. XTT7 what
I fm acra she had deprived .bat ' Co ant rv of
to -detach that oovrer from ita .rnnlnn
I with the Crited butea'and Frahce-and ahe
(r-v. un cuMuuy -uer oraera
tt;council, ;the: datlini policy of :ber iiBia-
pressure .va.-vuir ;uuwxct"n&&z3.,xAi i
th;s fmrjort aircbncesaioni ajs procure by 1
pacific mcasurea, ii -It vUreaaonabie to ?x-vl
pect lir inorv wnpuFiii vwvwMUMajuir
and tbe'-war.-lvV-' zy?'?hvtk t'- izf
r.i 7:-:
FOR YSAt&SiStti
(yjflg' 'iw Caswell Ccoty bo the jtiim
road leadiwg'from we uonfc-ntusexR niiKOQ.r
TowghRiiie ra nefroih heioymeeae11
frtfm the- lrrterlfclacei, coniiWmci67i: acres.
-lia maily level, :and jsw
culTore of corn , " whear, ryeV cmtoit,;&c. af.
fording several gooa springs, two ororee 01
Which are tonvjwiieot to a ; very desirable Ieou,.
oence to-biiHd
This Lacd Ja well.: worth the atfeation of
a pxTson wishing a good seat in tbis country,'
asrherejs ,rtot perhaps 'soch another : tract; qi
unimproVed land in Ihe county cf jCawrtl..
Payment wl! be made as easy arotae. purchaser
as eircumf taoces admit.
11. i-.- --v.- - - .-
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n UN AWAT, from the-Subcriber,
livini
JLl. id StokesCoonty, a urid i;ad, by
Slime of JamesMariin- He leMhe hou?e 6f
i k vSobsc'rier on tbe; 28ih . ot' face inter, list.
fht abVe: ReWar wdhbr given "if Brought
home, butio expeices paid. . ; v ? 4
March 2, 1813. 1 v WM JOHNSTON
8 Authority of the S late of Nori Carolina
seimSis
ot the 7
Oxfcftd - Academy Lattery
1 prise of
X
do.
do.
do
4o
do.
dr
do.
do
do.
do.
, ;iooo ;"' '
100
20 lockets eacft
50 . -
lOU'
- 5Q0
rjOO
, 600 ;
lCOO
k 800
1200
lOQpi
1800
i
J. 6
100
3.0
J
IS
10,;
IS
102 prees: 7 Nor twtibisnks 1500
3100 tickets at-3 dollar each, is g 15,500 , , j
" The Cish priietf'subject to a deUucUon ofl
oiiecn per ccni, .; r
Stationary JPriit aefrtUpvit .
Fjrst 500 drawn bUnksV enided to 6 each.
First drawn ticket, 200. of-llars.;'
First diawn ticket on the 4:h, 6b 8th and
- ' 10th daysr50 dollars; each.;. ill
Ditto on the 12tt, 14;h, 16'h and 184i days,
" ; 20do;latseacfi.' ; k.
Ditto on each day, rrerrMbe 2hh to the 39th,
inclusive, excepting tre tickets consiitutipg J
l'rises. 20 Tickers each.
.The said 20 prixes to Consist of theforn
bers from 101 to 500, inclusive ; each 20 of
ihe said 400. to be one prize, the first 20, or j
lowest cumber, for the 20th day, and so re'
guiarly aSceiding to the 39ih
, Frrst drawn on ihe 4att day, v 200
' Duto, : 42dday 1X
Uittoj 45th day 500
" Ditto, 48fhday, TOOO
Ditto, v.- 50th day, 100 . :
. -The;; Managers -( present the foregoing
Scheme to the pu Wit.in ,t be confidence that
not only the' laudable object of the Lottery ,
but the greatiuducements held out to aSven;
turers j vf d insure a speedy sate ol the THiketsi
The proportion of Prtzei has seldom beeri txv
ceedtrd, and they ate so arranged. as that tho
purchaser of a single numbtrV by having the N
prospect 01 drawirfg twenty ethers, may cal
culate on his chance of obtaining two or three
of the best px;zes, for th trifling sum of five
dojiats. ; ;.-, . 'V ' ;;":;.. -
The drawing will commence on the first of
Qctobtr nextand b finished witl.out. delay
.; 71 tt 11. 11 11 L.u.j5Jj, w
WiLMAM ROUARDS,
WILLIS LfcVlY v
. THOMVSrHUMT
- . -W M. M. SNED, .
3
ft
Tickets,' at 5 dollars each lor sale ac. the
h NEVSE mVIGAriON. ',
T
I N co of or miry to the provision! of 'an; Act
X'.of the last General Assembly, cnttledrtj
u Act for opening and improxing tie Navigation
of Neuie7 Hter' Books w.nfbe opened a the
.ity ol Kaicieh, under the direction oi the
undersigned Comrr issiontus, on the fifst, day
otApnl, and be kept oben until the 15th day
of July. I next;' fur the purpose Of .receiving
Subscripttors to- the Capital Stock of -Fifty
Thousand UoUars, In shares of one hundred
dollars ecr, to be applied, upder the direction
of4 The Neue River Navigation' Comparly,'
or tlie r-pe;irtt; the Navigation cf that Rjver
id:Crabtree(Falls',in the vicinity f Raleigh
V. I his object, so interesting to every portion
of. citiaens residing on or near the. Waters of
Note, or to the westward of. iht- proposed
heaoTof Kavigatiorr, can undtiUhtcdiy be.ef J
tecteo atan-expence tnatjmay be deemed mo,
derate Wbeu compared with the Benen s to?beV
derived 4rom i; The'l'lanters of-Wake ano
the adjacent Ckunftei7iWbo w?sh tu enhance
tbe price of, tbeir Prodocta, and ald to the
value cf their, possessions, will '.embrace Hhc
present , opportunity ofdpinjj - t. -Indepen
dently ot UM.se very strong motives to prompt
iubscripiionithc Stock' must, t no distant
perioa,. oecome. vai;ffshie tfom tire Kevettue it
will afford .r v JOiEPH GALES;
: : ' , Calvin Jokes, ,r 1
: henry sea vveli;,.
' '-vv'' 7. v . '" ComitTiasiensrs.
Raleigh"; March 23 v - .
, CCT The Subcrtption-3o6k ia tperied and
several names entered ipon if; - It iievat J:,
Guleas.fioOkstore', where person! wishiue to
obser be, are requested to apply. Jttt
rTHti bttbcrfter bas- obtained apfvateahd
-. commodious Apment at lIr. Wi.
SiiaV trnTayf rteyille Street; wheVeJte ot
lera riia seiVicCa to his frkuds and 4npjibbcV
'-f Scnvensr ahdAccoSntan
Hia ability as a. Scnbe'ta wtil known7: and
his knowledge of Accotmta kuch. as fim!ure
vvuM(jiui,ij, wMcr njrasciivin inar iroe.
In ardrdall tpeclea of Writing iil heeit.
ecoted w tho tatrjt ss.ee iect wis ardijpaich
' iKe would aid, devote ijart ofTluVfJiner to
5 urveymjprv Such persona is Way bedeairbaa
Eatxtca, toy'JwtiraVilied5
ns, Eef
ft
5xed on for the meeting 0f the n!
ConsstheTJfW
mndera; MJexcdient arid nece?
saryvthat the elect ons for llepresctv
jras prescribed by law ;
W6t;)w thr 2 '
thority in; ne esled by-in ct n5
atHhe las&csion ofjthti Ot,nvrai
semblfi t ntitled Ah' Actdivicli, ,uV
'Satejut6Di
senta(ive to Congix-s' hd to ih.4
tbt th hrrnen of thi . S'ate raav
be reprifscntl' ri.4be-;uext CVbcfeVy,
itV first Seoj commncinr as ifor?.
said I t)0 issue this :my PROCLv
Jt IuN,'he!;hy ' Command eg and rtqui.;
"g the r3t ' iS
cejrs cf ihfecral; ccuaties cQrpc, -
eaXh piarict; to cuc j o!k, bi o;icn--d
and kept, and e lectio' held frfV.: !
ip-eentatcS loathe, fJonjr?s of ihe-fj.
nittdate, orr ridDy )ht 50 h !av 6f
April next, at the styeril plarer tsu.
j sneo oy: iw tir nRectiyc coun,
ficiWAnd lutther to mett for kt
the Thurlay -next- af.er $aid elections
at the. la presr;iibed ,by tle ehcH
reritcd Act , of ; he General Assent"
Ji-tS inwhy hereof, I havecaui?K
VThGrpat; S'?a!iaf the Statetf '
f; fentO; affixft', urd signal the
mapthe-'Ci y of R4eigh, ih)$
; - 'eivehrtr cjay of Murch; in the ,Vraf'
w t citiriorq onejnousana eij ht tiin j
'fored. li. j
- pfndence if the United Sutcs thti
. xxViK . . . r;H
. v '4 illiatn Hawking
. j V si 1 -SMBt:-, -rrieettary.
GENERAL ORDERS
f SATE of! Sorthxarolina;
BT'an-Ajct pisstd at the last session cfco
Genet at 4?$err bly, U' s Excellency ihe.
Comraan 'er iii Ctnef is authorised to pr.r'scritw'
theUhif-rm of the General and Ftld Oficcri
of the Milini of this Sfate.' in pursuing of.
which, he directs., tiut . the tame, shall be is
f !laWs x' -The OtViform of the Ger.erab m4
If thrAids de-(jamp, thail be uSrk blui; coiti,
butt limn gs, cape and cults,-ycuow button,
standing collar, full to the breast," with two.
buttons on each de, about five inches fron..
the end, plainreasted, three rows qfbauoct
ten iri each and ithe rows about three Jpckei;
part to button ; rthe pocket rlaps sccltopeJ, 1
the edge of the lining' .to shew four buttons'' j
under each flap partly ccveied; by it, and 'tie ;
skins hocked over- vcSummer,ViteVert i
and pantaloons, -j For AVjfoteiy whitveft and
h'tte pantalvojis,: :wuh buflf ijtlm the icami j
fom t he hips db wit 1 Suwarrow boots black
teather.stock'shapeau'de bras, with a.lfl
pf .ffold lace t0 r6!d tassels, b'ack cockKe'
with a goldcoMeagle'in the centre, black pinna
with red lppsed sashes, yellow hw ted swc?ai
ispenled from a belthuckd rcu d the wn r. !
The Ad ju;ioi. General, a ; red plume, tw r
go'den epauletteii Major Generals, with tw
sr. ars on the strap of each epaulette V friSH
teir General with "Orc and jibe Adjutant
Genetal with one star. Aids o have the wme
tform as the Generals, except they are is
hive wbite jplumes 'With red tops, abd epau
lettes without stars. Thev Adjutant Genrirf
wlr wear a gold jjaced coai and in every ouier
fespect will be dressed as a Brigadier General
: Field (Mcefsf Injantry '
- ; Te Un-.fvrm ottheField Grhccfswflnfao.
iry, snJt be dark blur coat with scarlet W
tns a.ud collarj white, buttons, and to be
mad$ iu every respcctjta tri we prticribcd
hovefor the Gcrieraf OfBcers j it cuflsto ba
nl with fctip bultona uia each. The uwwt
cloaths lor both "Suniuieiaiiu Winter, to Kj-
like thoseto.be worn by tbe Gene!, eq
their bluespantilfKjrrs will have scatlet lei m
,h ,tn)!..narM'.nf huff KliWairCW bCOt
chapeAtiile.bras wiih a bbek cockW m
sirver eaglet tbt ctne, bt "fcatben tipjj
with red to he worn. by tbe Coloreis, ssj
white trpt with red by the Majors i ttS
of railve s ach Field Officer to wear one air
each shpuldrs fworoV silver mounted-tol
worrt woh i, whi aoss 'belt, aiKrut thitcmcMf .
WideTUed sashes black leather stock. ,1
The Cotonel and Majors of Cavalry Jj
VeaeoimaWoifar'k
scstlet lirimgs and celiais,; the.aa m -coataio
izti&ktbes fceliw'tbe tP b
Ktifinria. ' 'tWf ooilir With tW0 5.:
tbtis' faboutlfbuijiMchea ftm.eacb
ibont three : inch esa .and to cootaifl
ibuttons eachthe cufiV not factd out -
r- -.'ii- -1 i n till D
on ezen- lour Buttons, tne "
so as to -shew the .hips, acd awH;t
e'.l;-l 1J17, -Lhnmft he iowr
rCted to bewprn by Field Otois of
two goiaen epaulettes, btck shocks, cap
crown and a red sash tid aiound tW ,
m a Carnal! Whehiad wiih abort
kkadea wyb a golden e:Ste, .aod
ihifs tlpt; with d red shes, swordM ,
eUovr aooglrthe 8"i.
ioffcoldiued Wit about three vff j
veil liiuiurm iiak iiui '- .
.rjfficeiraf iU:mcrad
lettea, gkaunoa ;ana , ;
7r -vi. v'r funerals or vf
havehad istmRinjl
licar cord. IClabe uterstocd
'j .
; in ttovleteby req uired jo-c r ,
;& i v - By ord of tbe Commafioc