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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
Aydll lhe 6es;na;ug Of Mas. turec FtrencA

ASdnt che 6egsnn,ug Of Mar. tHrec French
French frigates. the Rem ,mme. he Clarin-
de and the Nereide each with ABOUT $50
troops on board. hove in sight off The Isle OF
France and finding it in the possession ..
the English. they crused off the Island TOR
several days, and then made sail tor Ma
dagascar. with intention of supplying them
selves with water and provisions, aud re-.
turning to France. but they were pursued by
English trigates and sloop Of war, who
fell in with them on the goth OF May. and
engaged the Renomme aud the Nereide I;
the ClarInde being becaimVd at several
miles distance 20 leeward. The action last
ed about three hours. attcr whicn both par.
ties withdrew to repair. In second engage
ment which took place that sane night. the
Nerede vas taken. aud the Reno nme got
into ramatava. in the Island of NJ Adagas.
car, where she capitulated 10 days after
wards. The Ciarinde, who had no snare
in the action, got away in the night, and
was no more heard of
y The Rcnommc was brought into the Isle
of France before the Lark sailed, and the
Nerede was daily expected.
The expedition fitted out agains, Ba avia.
consisting of about Is 600 or 1900 men,
sailed from Madras and Bengal, in the lat
Ter part Of April.
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oNA hUNDRAD D0LLARs RhwApn'

ON hUNDRbD DOLLARS PEWAR1,
IL SCAPED rom C.pt Pool, at Ssls ,,y-
Gs North Carolina, 0n or about the Gtle,nil'
d.y u JAY last, the following Negro MEN -
dD6IL Il DICK, which were purcnqscd "a.
lie safe 0t MARY land, a, lew weeks before b,
they arc both very likely men ana each aD d,
Eve feet nine or ten mcnes hig1, an4 froe,ltae -
~ five to twenty seven years old, tie forrc.. nr
bright complexion aild the latter (pickt y.r,.
oiSek both are very artu and inieIIisen ne,
grOes-T Their clothing is not recoliectei
They viii no doubt attempt 10 ulak g tin 49,.
# their way TO the nor,hward, sno il IL s,,..S
that Ufey intend directly to R,chmond. D.
te snur6, or Norfolk, m this state from v,,e',..
! .ey expected 10 OBTAIN water passa,, :. All
masters OF vessels snd others are Gg,s.,...1i
from 'sro6rin5, or tsk'ug the said negroes out -
the State. VI
The shove reward ~iiI be given foF the IN.
! prehension OF 0otn the said negroes, and sec,'-
ring trem ~ any jan 80 thq: get the,,, ,,rsi,.s
orhiy Do''"rsto tor erncr of lem, and f d,-,vy
/ ca - me :" Snriy County, Virginia, al d..
resson"'le cKPences sts % ut.d $50
Sra 3p5 " " Nr@. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

M RS. LEES respectfully informs the ladies'
lVA of Halifax, and the public in general, thsts
she has commenced the MtLLINER'S BuSks
NESS at Halifax Courthouse, and intends ,,ro,-
scouting the same in ell ,s various branches---
Size has established correspondents in fh,la.
delphia ard New York, from whom she vii, re-
gulariy receive the fashions, and hopes som
her sssiuu'ty and attention to her busire IS, to
meetwith share Of their patronage.
Sept. 20. w2wg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

TOR SALE, the LAND whereon the sub.
- scrlbSr lives, 10 miles from Richmond on
the great mountain road, containing 583 .cres.
about 600 or winch ere cleared the caiance
we'll trnbered with pine and OAK, with good
buildings Tor the sccOnmodat ION of q fanny &
most excellent orchard For terms l;.ri, 10
Thomas Norvsll, or
NV. b. CHAMBERLAY.NE.
Sept 20. If
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1,tso a1sla,te eala,lx, e;tIIer kirled 81 ersNnka

Two 1fniaito ciildr<s, e;tiicr killed or Erswnka
by.h- falling OF ssnatl wooden house whics
was blown into the Mill Road at Csnnon's
Bridge. Negro Mar, belonging to Mr.. De.
nee Mazyck.s,reet.
We have also heard of two or three other
Negroes killed, but did not learn to whom
they belonged.
besides which great number of persons
have either had their limbs broken, or been
very much bruised and we fear that others
. have perished, whose bodies have not yet
been siiscnyered.
This slreadfuivisitation is more affecting
than even the ravages OF conilagration.
The Tornado struck suddenly passed
through the city with the rapidity of light
ming, and in an instant, Involved in destruc.
tion and death both the habitation and the
sunabitant. No notice of the approaching
danger as given, aud before friendship and
humanity could fly to the relief of the suf-
fer.rs. all was involved in ruin. 1t was
preceded by a momentary deceitfui calm.
and was attended by steady rumbling
misc. resembling that OF carriage rattlins
over a pavemeh. n -,
,r,st and although it continued to blow with
ss,me violence, we trust that the storm
has spent its force.
We did not gain any intelligence from
Snllivan's Island last evening; but as the
t;,,e did no, rise so high as Oh some former
nrcasions. we hope that the citizens at pre-
sent upon the island nave escaped without
injury
What effect this severe storm may have
had upon the crops On our sea-bnard. re
mains to be seen; we think the damage sus-
tained must be very considerable.
We trust that eur scattering brethren up
IN the coast. have been enabled TO weather
the storm--the shpping in the harbour
have sustained but little injury; few
small craft were sunk at the wharves.
80 Courier.
II will convey to our distant readers some
faint idea OF the immense force u the wind
when they are informed that piece OF lead.
sadgcd TO weigh from SIS to 30 lbs. was
carried from the house OF n Russell, esq
and lodged in the third story OF the house
az Mr. Lee. on the north side OF Iradd-
,sreet. distant about two hundred feet or
more City Gazette.
We are glad to understand. that our fell
INV citizens On Srliivan's Island, did not
experience much injury from the storm, Il
Snne from the Tornado 49, The shipping
in nor, sustained no material damage
Yesterday, just as the Tornado passed me
city the Southern Mail on crossing the
cause way Of the Bridge over asale'-river,
was swept off and carried near 200 yards;
the driver vas swimming fornea ,wo hours
and lodged at last in the marsh -'he
horse was drowned, but the mall saved
though damaged-1 mes.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
VERMOWT ELECTTON

We have the satisfaction 80 state, to the
chagrin and modification of the British fac.
ton. that every branch Of the Legislature
nt Vermont is decidedly Republican. Last
evening we saw returns Of VOTES from IO4
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20
PrlLADELparA Sehte mber IS.


Yesterday arri0ed. brig Sally, Hughes
from MADEIRA. Left there august 10, no
american vessels erceht brig Sukey Of
Ne7vcnryhort, 10 sail the meet day for If
RIGA and HE shin Just arriUed from
Nesv York ---2n the 9th Of august a Bri
fish 81 and 7 frigate touched ia there. and
sailed the nert day, IN one Gfthrm svere
passengers the nezu governor Of Bermuda
and suite svho landed at Madeira, for q
fczo hours, md in Compensation said kha:
the !svo UeSsrts 7vsre fact IF a fleet bound
TO Bermuda zuhere the ejhote svere TO rem
dezpous and there syat advices from Mr.
Foster. British minister % the y. States |;
thu ifthey sverc rp1rhke. and no apology
o. proper understanding b>twesn him Sc the
U ). respecting the affair Ut the Lutte
Belt, the admiral and the Ace, were to visit
the u. states 5us il o;herYis, their desti-
nation would be elsewhere.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

NTILIAM SHAPARD has Tor oai1 the
w following GOODS, VIZ:
200 sacks Salt, most Glass salt celiers
iy Liverpool filed II ace and ground gin.
1000 lbs Coffee, most ger
ly green oPicG ,Nutmega, Alum
% Crates assorted sat petre, indigo
queens ware, stone Chocolate, Birthstone
ware, loose aud IN > Eice, Mustard
hhds. Imperial u guDpowdee
Cd barrels New-Eng- Tea
land Kun Il WIDER and Shot
w /. do snuff
Brown Sugar Ivory Combs
Loaf do LogwOod g.
baltimore Whisky Writing and print;no..
Csruiher's and Ley paper ~
burn srectihed wins Gerrpsn Rolls
key in barre and | SICK bays and sackinp
tercSs Ravens Duck
N cw-York prime and | mai He ,lkeycbiefa
New Orleans pork J american 7ngnuCacfAe.
Ciipt and whole her RED Goods. ,,s
sings beu t,.ks
Swcdes and county l. Diapers
ron castings ! Strres
German CTswiey aud e. Ks
Blstered Steel Surfing
Window Glass SAestm.s
China IN small boxes Cbsn,r,tvs
Hall pint and pint tum- Pla,d, nd
b,eis Cotton Yarn
Wine gasscs
Sept. 20. &c
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BosToN. Sept. 10.
Death Of The King Reported.


Yesterday arrived the new orig Carissa
,.dun. Capt. ELwELL, belonging % Mr..
David Stanwood, from Bath On Tuesday
evening, off Portland light, spoke brig 40
days from Dublin for WiScasset and was
informed of the Death Of the King of En-
gland, and assured it was fact hat might
De depended on. She left at Dublin, the
ship Re. Union, and brig belonging to
Bath.
MARRtED-Ou the 9TH instant, on Flat
Greek, TEMPLE GwATHMEY Esq, Mer-
chsui of Richmond, % the amabie and ac-
Scinpli shed Miss NAEcY WATTS. the fifth
daugatcr OF the late ttiHIm Wans, Esq. of
Campbell Coupty,-Lynehbarg Star.
PnGLADELPHIh, Sept. IL
FROM TiIE ISL OF FRANCE.
Arrived ship lark CAPT, II Hutchinson
il. 81 day .som she Lie 81 France.
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towns which give nnanestidn allie proof tina,
Gov. GALUsaA is reelected by Major
ity o. nea@esn Three and -Four 7homsana
Votes Therefore, as DR.. Park would
say, - Federalism is feed in" Vermont,
aud become " a dead CORDS -.
Boston Patriot.
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Sales at auction.

Mn Wednesday, the 25th inst. at II O'Clock,
~ at our Store, shall sell, without re-
serve:
lS Hhds Muscovsao Sugar, ssel
On credi, OF 90 days. s
Same day win be offered, at so and 1850
90 Bsggs Coffee,
Or. Casks Malaga
II do sherry
Pipes Madeira
ihds. Antigua Rum, ~
90 pieces Hessan BnEgire q. ~ = ss'st,-
100 Boxes by 10 Wn.ow Glass,
Is Boxes Russia dipt Candles. &c. Ssct
~. & 3. MYERS.
.4ucionecr@.
Sept. 90. IDS
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rFron. the Pinsburg Gazette. Sent. 81
INDIAN WAR.

The Argus, printed at Frankfort. Ok
August 50, 1911, says" We have been ia
.yonred with perusal of a letter from Gov.
Harrison, dated at Vincennes) % his friend
in this place. The substance of @.hich is,
that about the 2o.h of September next, he
expected to SO against the Indians; with a
force of $500 regulars and militia. We pre-
sumo the President ofthe United States, has
determined to remove the Prophet, CT at
least to manifest to our neighbours. dispo.
stion, TO correct their various outrages on
our frontiers. The governor does not an
ticipate any fighting. Col. Boyd. with about
500 IT gulars, has moved towards fincennes
preparatory to this expedition.
The Keolucky Gazette, Of the 27;h ult.
says, A number OF volunteers from Lex
ington, will set cut in few days for VIM
crnnes."
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R,rDinnnu Gbsasrc.
ni,te,,

On FRIDAY evening. Sept. 90, will be ocrforn,tS
the celebrated Ry Of
A "a E mo:
THE GREET BANDIT.
Alter the Play, will be prcsentcd the Grand Az
iegor'csi Panton'im- Spectacle, intersperscd
WITH Songs, Dance and Recitation, called
CiN Nd Err L L. H..
THE LITTLE GLASS SLIPPER.
Afr, !SmaNsy's Benefit svW rake place o,s
Monday Evening.
u Nights 81 performance, Mondays, wetts
nesdays and Fridays.
Sept H. 1t
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Rrsraet Of letter irom an Officer in Col.
Buds regiment q u. S. 1roohs, dated
NEWPORT, OK Angnst "a
"Lae advices from Gov. Harrison Of .hs
Indiana Territory, urge the troops immedi
ately to VinceEnes on the Wabash. The
public papers have contained some details Of
The cruelties and menaces ot the Indians in
that quarter. Positive orders have been is
sued from the War Office to attack if their
hostile indications are continued. In antici
patton of real service we have been prac-
Using firing for several days with bali cartrid
ses at "a targets perform beyond expectation.
The troops created in me a confidence, that
they would acquire honor in the event of
conflict. We are ordered to prepare Sd,
600 osll cartridges.
"The distance from this place to Vincen
oennes BY water is near 700 miles, and the
uDearest direction through the woods 200.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

Perhaps uoH may have come from the
same root as our. faK and ,nuth AS might ?
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

We understand that orders have been is
sued from the Navy Department, to put In
commission an additional number of gun
boats, forthwith: twenty to be stationed
IN the harbor of N. York; ten at Norfolk :,
and three At Wilmington, Carolina.
These are intended and no doubt will nave
the effect 10 strengthen the land batteries
and enable them more effectuaily to repel
any attack which might be made though
we incline to the opinion that none viii be
ATTEMPTED
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JUST PUBLISHED,

JO.yI tPUBLTSHED, :
RY SAMUEL PEASANTS and for sale,
IL at his ok-S,ore, near the Bell T -verIe
Richmond, Coy the Gross, Dnzsn or S:nel,)
-. THE VIRG ENIA .ELAI.zJN.fCK,
For the yesr 1912, being bissextile or Leap.
year Adapted u the Lsttude and Ms rid am
OF Richmond
sy BEN.fAhfN PxTES, of Rsrover county
u Price. " the Gross dohsrs % ems
Eau Gross, dollars IS cents---dozen, As cents--
single, cents.
Sept. 30. w2w
Ma ANTS 8 situation YGung Man, wno is
w well qualified TO Ike p sci OF Mer.,
GRANTS Books. and o 80 other bulin-ss incl
dental to a Mercantile Esia5lshmeD,-H. viii
be recommended ey respectable Merchant.
Enquire OF Inc printer.
Sept. 90 IL
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The King will in all probability die soon
----or be Placed totally hors de contbaf :
What fine apology will the temhortzcrs
.hen have tor doing nothing. yhiic waiting
70 see what Inc P.ivcc Rcsedt (or new
Bing1 mag d. 0mIfon non. &
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PnILADELPH1A, Sept. 70,
FROM raE lsLG OF FRANCE.

Arrived ship lark. Capt; n Hutchinson
il. 81 Gay .sew tie ls.s 81 France.
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The Ec!ipse.--As, since the days of the mer
ry Dean Swift, no one has had the privilege
of putting OF IN Eclipse" is rs no wonder
that this phenomenon took place on Tuesday
last" Tits is no news, says the Keader---
True +; but as every one does not regard the
same thing alike, it is possible that every one
may not have noted the precise phenomena,
which have GENE within our reach.
The times OF the commencement, &c. OF the
Eclipse were taken by Mathematician, & shall
oe published in our next, in corrected state
along with the Lorg,tads of this city, as ascer-
tanned by the same Msthensiiciah,t from his data.
Before the Eclipse began, The Gay YVES IN
commonly wsrm--and, every one must nave
been sensibie- OF the chanss III heat whic.. took
place, until the time Of greatest obscuration.--
But no enc that We know OF, tho't of determn-
ing che precise degree of this change by the ther-
momcter--a gentleman, no wever, who took the
temperature ar that aBopsHt, has been polIte
eaough to furnish with the following ther-
rsumeiricsi observations carried down to the
close of the eclipse:
+" Fsirsinbe,ts Thermometer being exposed
to the Sun, fell down at o'clock, when the r.
lose was central, 20 80"
30 minutes, it rose to SO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

NSTILLIAM SHAPhRD has Tor ,ai. the
Wv following GOODS VIZ.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-09-20

Britain makes war upon US, tho she will
oo' declare 1t. Ut needs no Kagi/csloe, [,
make It maHi/eSt,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
WASHING TON CITY, Julu "a

The brig Hornet, captain Adams, from
Gonaives, in St. Domingo, and schooner
William Yeaton, captain Hepburn, from
New York, arrived in the Eastern branch
on Tuesday.
We have been favored with several 81
Domingo papers and copies of DEGREES of
the Hay tan chief, brought by the former
vessel.
The contents of the decree of April 3
establishing nobility, have already been
published.
An edict of the King of the goth April
creates royal and military order, under
the denomination of Saint Henri 1.-THE
name OF the EMPEROR. Its prefaced thus !:
"Ihe officers of our land and sea forces
have signalised themselves by such extra.
ordinary acts of valor and courage in the
victories with which it has pleased Divine
Providence to bless our arms and the Jus.
tlce OF the sacred cause for which we have
fought; that the ordinary recompenses not
suficing TO exhibit the affection and erati-
tude which we feel for their services. we
have thought it our duty to seek new means
tor rewarding their zeal and fidelity: in
this view we have proposed to ourselves to
establish an order purely military, which.
besides the exterior marks of honor which
VIII attach TO it, will assure pensions to
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26

those who receive admission into IL. fro,,
the funds with which We shall endow It
Therefore, we have created" &c.
The decree goes on to create a military
order, of which the King is chief, to con.
sist of the prince royal sixteen of the grand
cross, thirty.two commanders, and as ma.
ny chevaliers as the king shall think proper
to appoint, &c. A profession of the Ca.
tholic religion to be essential to admission.
Its endowment is 100000 livers, divided
among the members according to rank an.
nually.
An Ediet of the 9TH April erect. an arch.
bishopric in the capital of Hayti, and bish-
oprics in various cities of the kingdom.
An edict of the 9th May regulates the
establishment of the military house of the
king: consisting of ESQ body guards div;.
ded into two companies with suitable off.
GERS; three companies of ligh. horse, viz.
the Kings, the Queens and the Prince
Royals, each to consist of one hundred
men; the Haytian Guards, 1900 men in
five brigades of 24O each. The king to be
captain of the body guards and light horse:
these troops all to be independent of other
control as well as of the general military Is.
tablishment.
An edict of May IL, regulates the do.
nestic establishment of the king, creating
grand almoner, arch butler, grand puryey.
or, grand chancellor, grand marshal of ii.
palace nine governors of the palace, seven
governors of castles, grand chamberlain.
fourteen chamberlains, four secretaries Of
the king, librarian, grand equerry, Sc.
ven equerries, host of inferior officers, &c.
A similar parade of officers, is decreed
for the queen.
These various edicts truly exhibit to US al,
the form and senseless tinseI of an unausli-
fed despotism, the result of a long and san.
culinary civil war, in the course of which =
great proportion OF the population, being Of
necessity soldiers, have contracted pas.
sion for military energy, rank, splendor.
and consequent popular debasemens.
There is Royal Gazette established a.
Cape Henry, the motto of which is a quo.
tation from Voltaire, not insptly applied to
Christophe's having created himself king !:
"Ls premier quiy fpt Roe tfutun solaat hereas,
"Qa' sert biem son pays MA pas bcsoin d.
"aieur"
Which may be anglicised thus:
!" he first king was soldier of fortune:
VINO serves his country well has no need
OF ancestors"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
NETWORK, July II.
Mbortant Foreign Vercs.

The ship Pacific, Capt. Stanton, arrived at
this port yesterday-she LETT Liverpool
the 9Th ult. and furnishes the editors OF
the New-York Gazette with London pa
pers TO the evening of the 9th OF June.
Besides our extracts private letters express
acouGdent opinion, that the kingof Eng
land could not exist much longer, as his
bodily affection was the dropsey.
The news from France of the restoration OF
certain American vessels, was not gene
rally credited; and, the fact not having
been officially promulgated gave rise to
the suspension on the partof the British
court Of admiralty, mentioned in the In
teresting decision of Sir VIM. Scott, in a
subsequent part of this days Gazette.
The news from Spain and Portugal is not
so late by the Pacific as before received
here direct from Lisbon. The London
papers however, contain the Official ac-
counts of the late battles.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
sgge 0a5ette.
M0rtinsburgh, July 26.

Copies of the Memorial to the next Tea;..
AZURE on the subject of change in the
Chancery System, published in this days pa
per have been forwarded to the different
Counties In the State, and it is earnestly re-
quested of the gentlemen to whom thew ara
addressed, and who are advocates for a chang.
In the System, shat they exert themselves to
procure the signatures of the respective Coun.
ties as generally as possible and forward the
same by the Members elect to the next Lee
gislature.
Winchester Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
BosToN, July s.
"Crumbs ofComfoyt."


A letter to a gentleman in thi. town,
dated Nantz, May 7, mentions that the
schooner Adventure, Collier, of NJ arble-
head: and Sally, Stevenson, at Nantz /;
and the brig Traveller, Pendergast, Of
New-York Meteor, Hawley, Philadel-
phia Milo, johnson, Baltimore Atlas,
Forbes. do. at Bordeaux had been ad.
mitted with their eargoes, by his majesty,
on condition of re-exporting the value of
their cargoes partly in silks. EThis is a
municipal proceeding, and furnishes no
proof as to the DEGREES. 1t does not even
raise France to the constant standing of
Britain, as to the treatment of oar COM
merce in port,
The schooner adventure, Collier, from
Marblehead, for Nantz, it is said was
boarded off that place by British cruizer,
allowed to enter, and suffered to SAIL
Whether this is evidence that the British
orders in council are of. that the French
DEGREES are rescinded, or neither, time
of which we are SO liberal in French affairs,
will shew.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26

Interesting extract Of letter from Her
anario, to a gentleman in Boston, dated
July 8, 1871.
=" A gentleman who has conversed with
MIR. Pinkney informs me, that it is Mr.. Ps
opinion, that Mr., Foster will not be able to
succeed in any other accommodation than
ohat of the attack on the Chesapeake -
that as regards the Orders in Council the
views of the two governments are SO dame
'ricaiiy opposite, that no permanent arrange.
ment can be made unless one or both sides
recede from the ground heretofore taken
MIR. T. also observed, that when the inform:-
ton of the rising of Congress, and the pas
sage OF the non-intercourse law, was receiv-
ed IN England, the English ministry were
unanimously of opinion, that letters of marque
ana reprisal ought to be issued against the u
states, and communicated the opinion to the
Prince Regent. The Prince opposed tie
measure, observing, that as Mr.. Foster had
been appointed and had received his instruc-
tons, he conceived it to be his duty to wait
the result of the mission, before he resorted
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-07-26
LONDON, juno 6.
ANOTHER BATTLE.
g Hampshire Telegraphe Offic

" Hampshire Telegraphe Office,
Tuesday Evening.
We hasten to inform the pubic, in third
edition, that the Pyramus frigate capt. Dash
wood, anchored at Spithead at s o'clock this
evening, from the Mediterranean; and that
we have just received the following intelli-
gence from her
The Pyramus, on Thursday last, spoke
an American ship off Lisbon, which had come
out of the Tagus on the previous Tuesday !:
the master of which told captain Eastwood
s." that the moment of his getting under way'
an account had arrived of another battle bay'
ing been fought by the army commanded bv
Lord Wellington" 1t blew very hard when
this communication took place, which pre-
vented any more being said by the American.
Another American vessel the Pyramus fell in
with, made the same report 1t is further
communicated to us, as reason for no intel.
ligence of the same event having reached
England, that it blew very strong from the