The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-04-06 00:00:00

GENF:MAL lIARRISON;S ARMY.

A letter from General Harrison's army, dated at
the Miami Rapids, February 12, toy GentNman in
Pittsburgh; states, that a party had been sent out
to pursue a body of British and •Indians, but return-
ed without overtaking them. The letter adds, "It
is generally thought that Malden will be the first ob-
ject with the General, and it is probable we may
move from this place on that route to-morrow ; at
all events we shall in a fe* days."
This proves beyond a doubt that the report we
kad %nine days since, of a victory gained by General
Harrison, is without foundation.

viz.'being a butcher not appearing'in a clean shirt,
American Papers state, that it was doubted whether land being a disloyal min, by drinking the. health'of
the Bill for suspending the Non-Importation to !he Ist i Bonaparte. The reply from • the government in
of June, 1814, would pass into slaw. The suspension ; London reprobated the mode ef: contlectiei the elec.?*
excludes the importation of hats, millinery, shoes*: lions at Jersey ; this, however, was nest setistaitory;
silks, articles, the principal material of which is; to the contending, parties, and, in consequence,
hemp or flax, except Irish linens, woollen cloths, the , Commissioners were sent there to enquire into the
first cost of. which shall not exceed-4a. steeling, per ;,busine.ss. They reported that their opinion. watt.;
square yard, cotton 1-5 d.-per yard; it imposes the that the inhabitants had alviays"mktaktni th*Clartise",
lowest rate of the- present duties upon n'.l imported.,grintod by King !oho, and that it. was not Wendell
a: t:cles, not. heretofore liable to duties, and an addl., that all the inhabitants should vote at Elections who
tional tonnage duty of six dollars on foreign ton,. I paid rates, but the higher orders of these who di&
vie, making in the whole eight dollars per ton. No so, and recommedded that it should be taken from
drawbacks to be allowed on goo& exported. I them, and given to the Deputy Governor and the
The Duchess of BRUNSWICK is understood to have . King's Officers. From this report the inhabitants
bequeathed her blouse and furniture at Blackheath to appealed. Sir S. Itomitth and Mr. Acta,' were
the Princess of WALES. The valuation of it may be heard for the inhabitants at large, and Mr. Wc.
about 'twenty thousand pounds ;' for (hero have been zrrsltELL foe the higher order of the inhabitants, all
considerable additions since the property was bought • reprobating the Report of the Commissioners. The
of Mr. Symmonos. It is the house in which the origin of the modes of election and great men in
late Mr. CHESTERFIELD lived the last years of his life, this country were traced and handled very freely.
and there it was he died. As for the house of the In answer to what bad beeA alleged against Mr.
Duchess iplianover-square, that was held en least., Ilanly, as to his business, Be. it was stated iii
only, under rent to Lord Panizastoti. . reply, instead of his being a butchtfr, he is a con.
• larousurr op Putususszar.—Thn Jamaka ' tractor for beasts for Government. His manner 'of
pers mention the punishment' of two• inhabitants dress was best left to himself. His drinking 111.ona-
( Messrs. Overd and F,dmeston), for-smoking segars parte's health was when we were at peace with him, dm.*
in a boi at the Theatre, to boa fiße of ROI. eaeh, and Sir S. Rossit.Ly apologized to their LordsMps for not
30 days imprisonment; a• Me, fib Resew*,, being so thoroughly master of die subject as he.felt
convicted ofiirveigling a negro from Mtst M.'Clarke, be ought to be, on account .ot his numerous.
and enjnying the proOt °this lubour,tor IT yeats,4l.; gagem4sts which pressed upon
mulcted 20s. -. ency would be amply made trp by his
It. was Mr. Furtado, the Jtrel-..'; who Inetarnee-' Mr. ALLEN, 1,11,0 would follow him, ant.
pliosed himself into a Turk to. boost tare Drsity.latte. that-he had taken his brief to acconuneditts
Orchestra, and he says it was for.i!".seager‘:.Was itpart the satisfaction of the parties, who had 40'
of his bet that he should boliboted and shouldered , by saying, they did. not thick their
out of the Theatre? But to Int.sureit asst laughable: arty other'handsos his. We ttitll
to think that4he.Directer Of the-Osstorios should be line of this interesting Appeal.
cajoled intp rho belief that the Turkish. 'Ambassador Lordiffilps from eleven o'sdatks
should condescend to peifona a contorts- foe bis argUntents Were issued aid 'cl
amusement. *An-. . hutittoo Will report their &elitist
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