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q The contrast is TO be found IN the magna-

g The contrast is to be found IN the masna-
uimous salutatioh of captain Tfuston, coal
maa4- og ship Of nation not at war with the
nation whose ship he assailed =
Whatever may be the conduct, as aman
Of honor of captain Trpxton in the unusual
mode of attacking before haling il is certain
that he only obeyed bis orders IN capturing
her. Never did the invetcracy Of a 6l0od
seeking spirit dictate orders more bitterly bent
on provoking hostility than those under. winch
our armed ships have been sent to sea.
March 29th.
GA sermon is now preparing against the
fast dap, by celebrated political preacher IN
which it is TO be. shown that the twenty two
Frenchmen killed on board the lnsurgente
were not murdefed'
Same day.
The subject of the killing so many
Frepchmen on the capture Of the lnsurgente,
would form very solemn, serioR8 and suitable
subject for anthems incur Christian churches
on the fast day. The declogue would also
afford very happy te.ct for sermon" Thou
shall do 10 murder"
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ALBANY. July 81
MiracR}ous draT q Fiahe8'

miraculous draN q Elahe8'
On Monday afternoon last 225 hne pas'
were caught at single draft IL the HGa'GD
river, below the dam, at the viilsg Of " .,u'
ington. They weighed from to so lbs. f-,n 90,
and the whole amount was nearly thiee thou
sand weight. What renders this eH'u1
stance the more remarkable Is, thai nor ~
the fisheries on the Hudson have ever w"
noted for large quantities Of Bass nc t ,%S
ing single one of so lbs. in the course % Wv
season, has at all times beer considered a. ~
ry rare and uncommon. Smali bass '"E WI.
yer, are occasionally caught 10 conslde ,,,
quantities, but they are by no means P'r ,.b-r
nor is our market at any time even 'o''' 'onl
well supplied Except in the: spIin9 s''''|
with fish caught in the Hudson.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

u AN away, some tine In Decem'er last
II a Negro Woman named TREACE, 2S
or30 years old, of a very dark complexion
and when spoken TO, is anxious 10 make her,
self appear very polite; she has ore OF hel
eyes weak, occ&sioned by having sore eyes !;
on the back part Of her neck there are sepe-
RAJ scars By having seatons put IN her neck.
This woman has extensive acquaintance
throughout Charles county, state of Mary.
land, and from her extreme art make no
doubt she has acquired them in Prince
Georges county, Washington city, Gcorgo
town and alexandria. Only a few week
past she was seen In Piscataway, where size
had changed her name and called herself
Jeepy and had line with the subscribers
name that she was authorisedto hire herseli
or get a master and has lately applied t.
Mr.. Davis at Rozer's ferryto purchase her
where il is presumed she is still lurking
AS to her clothing Ii is deeuled unnecessary.
to mention. as there is no doubt she has
changed them.
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Valuable Farm and Mill
Fur SHE.

EtJ N e<fI1 LIZ
Hinder the aushsrits OF decree OF the Court
Of Fairfax County, IN the commonwealth
81 Virginia, IN the case of aioGdccai Lew
ISIS E,xecutors against Wiliam tiarts-
hornc,-tne subscribers will offer for sale
atpuotic auction on the premises, on Mon
day the arr so Of SEPTEMBER next,
That Valuable new Mill and
Farm now occupied by William Hartshorne,
known by the name of strawberry Hill stu
ateI on Holiness Run, and the Little River
Turnpike Road, In the County OF Fairfax,
about three miles from Alexandria /; the tract
Contains $50 acres, of which so are In young
thriving timber. 70 In good meadow, the
greater part Of which may be watered from.
the Creek and Mill Race-and the RESIDUE IS
well improved arabic Land, There are on
the premises, one peach and two apple Or
chards, a productive garden OF two acres,
handsomely laid oif-A framed dwelling
House two stories high, so teet by 20 with
two wings, large Kitchen, pump OF good
water az the door; Stable, Stone Spiag-
House, sc. Also a large well finished new
Brick Mill SIS feet by IS, four stories high
with three pair of large BUR and one parrot
country Mill Stones, capable OF manufacture
ing ten thousand barrels of -four annually.
The stream is large and constant, and Affords
fall sufficient for water wheels 10 leet In q
ametcr
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the place affords a number of advantages SEX
dom found uaited Possession will be deli
vered on the first day of October next, sub
ject to the right Of the present OCCUPANT to
remove the growing crops Persons deslr-
Gus of viewing the premises, will apply at
the Mill or dwelling House. One ttird OF
the purchase money viii be required in hand,
on the residue credit OF nine and eighteen
months will be allowed, the payments to he
secured by endorsed negotiable notes, and
deed Of trust on the premises and to bear IN
ter stfrom the day OF sale.
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EXTRACTS.

HALIFAX, July %.
A number of American vessels arrived yes
terdav, prizes to the different ships Of our
sGuatron--tbey were from Belfast Lisbon,
Havana, ST. Barts. and Buekstown.
The ship Mary Of Glasgow, for St. Johns
~ B and the Transport brig James and Sa
rah, NO 299) Capt. Somes, from Barbados
bound to Quebec, with detachment of tie Isl
Bat. ROYALS, l45 men rank and ile,) also ar
rived yesterday-the former was captured, OF
Sunday lat, about 60 miles to the southwark
OF this port, by the Teazer privateer Of New
York, and retaken the same day by II NJ brig
Colibre, Capt Thompson, which was lett III
chase of the Teazer The transport was TAX
en- the lth INST in lat. SO, 4, lon. S. 40, bj
the American frlgate Essex, Capt Porter
LIN consequence Of his having detachment
of H Majesty troops on board, Capt Somes
solicited the ransou Of his vessel, which he
obtaiued for 1900 dollars, and the troops
were put upon palole. Capt Sones speaks
In handsome terms oil the treatment Is cxpe.
rienccd from Capt Porter.
The eleanor Ketch, arrived last evening
from Plymouth, in 50 days passage-she was
bound to the u. States with dispatches for
Mir. Foster, but heating Of the War, put into
this port.
On the 18Th instant, the Cleaner fell in
with the Cartalet Packet, from England for
this place.
Ertract ofa letter from an officer Of II. 3Ga-
jesty's shit S4aanan, dated Of .lnnafoAs,
July 10.
We have captured three privateers--the
Active of Salem, musquetry,I 20 men the
Actress of NewbuJyport, guns and musque-
try, SIS men /; the Intention Of Wliscasset,
gun and % men"
A letter from an officer Of Fl. NJ. S. Indian,
dated at St John, n B. the l0ib inst. mentions
her having chased several privateers on her
passage TO New Brunswick, and OF her recap
turing the barque William from ST Andrews,
bound to Bristol and says " on the 5th inst.
the Polly Priyaeer Of Salem took the Bcjbice
Packet brig, from ST. Andrews bound to New
foundland, and the following day the brig He
refine, of Teignemouth, from St. Andrews
bound TO Bristol among the Pr1aleers fitted
out at Salem, are the ship America, Of 600
tons, 90 guns and 200 men, ard the Curlew *
Catherine of 90 guns. Several privateers are
out from Boston, and, at the last accounts lo7
Vessels Of different sizes and descriptions
were fitting out as priyateers at that place
the Chesapeake fligate has nearly completed
her repairs at Boston
Since our last we have heard of the cap
ture Of the brig Ann, Saunders, from hence
for New Brunswick schr, Etiza, Dewolf,
from hence for Liverpool; schr.--, Dusas,
from hence for Quebec and, on Wednesday
last, two schooners were taken in Country
HarboS, but afterwards retakcn by H. M.
sohr. Paz
H. M S. Maidstone, Capt.Burdett, arrived
here on Friday last, from Plymouth, with des-
patches; and H. M. Brig Colib'e, Captain
Thomson from n. York.
Saturday last arrived, the American brig
Mary, from Algesiras, and Gibraltar, 80 days
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Thomas Burgess.

Charles County, State Of Maryland
N. B. al persons are hereby iorsarned
from harboring or employing the above de
scgibad Negro Woman, at their peril, OF
under the severcst penalties of the law
T. B.
JnDe s. IT,
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FORT OF LIVFRpOOI !,

July l5.--Rcturncd, capt Samuel Ffe4n,,
taken in the scbr Nynph, the 9th july, n,. 9
Possanlaquaddy, by the sloop JefEerscn. r.n.
Kchew, belonging to George Crow0iasbeEIJ'
Of Salem, Of swivel ana % nlen. SAM
they chased an Argyle scbr. CAPT Jefey ~,
Beaver Havbor and took her. Thcy let ,.,,
Freeman go ashore there. They inrarnaII
him, that, the day before they took the Nya'nh
they fell in with ship from ST Andrews f f,r
England, with 4 guns, which beat them ~ {,
killed one nan.--Ihe same evening, the sim
was taken by a sbalIpp Priyateer While CAM
Freeman was Oh board the prigatccr, tbcv ien
in with two scbr. priyateers, Belonging IA
Martlebead. CAPT F. saw the commission
Of the sloop JeHer sgSg2s+t was dated Isl JpIy
July l7--This day, tie schr. Eliza, Cap,ao
Dewolf, fl ON Halifax, Tor this place, was taken
of Portimedway, by pilot-beat priyatecr,
fromSalem They gave tie crew and passen.
gers the boats and thei! cloatheS, money, &c.
The wind blowing fresh they were obliged to
leave two women passengers, belonging TO
Sbeiburpe, on board the privaJeer. Soon aF.
ter taking the Eliza, Ii same privatecr chas.
ed brig and schr in here H. NJ. schr.
Club, lying here, went out IN search Of her,
with the capt Of the Artillery, and about Is
men who volunteered their services.
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out, bound to Boston, prize to H NJ. S S..
tan. f8i'
By the S1ary we learn, thai French IL.
battle ship has been captured in the Nle .,i' OF
ranean, by Fl M ship Earyaius, apd aro, fs,,
frigafe the Euryalus, il is said, had 9oo '''sf
killed and woupded-amoNg whom wer, n "'si
ly all the oficers-ihe ship was boup rJ' !,
Toulon. %
Off Cape Sable, on "Wednesday last, the .,
libri fell IN with IL. M. S Spartan, and rccs Go-
ed on board the crew olan American private,
which the Spartan had sunk the day beEr,
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Extract Of letter from 81. Peter:burgi dat
ed EIrfI T.

Ectract Of a letter. from 81. Peter:burgA, dat.
ed GhrN7.
at becomes matter Of great interest for
every part of the commercial world, to see
how the late warlike discussions in Congress
viii end, and if they should after al turn out
INTO hostilities against Grest-Britain, how
things viii be for American trade in the Bal.
nc the ensuing season, if The present waIliks
appearances should actually turn out III wp.
ure between the two imperial courts, OWING
70 usual dificu t. for the trrn deportation Of
goods by land, at the breaking up Of The WIN
ter roads purchases for expectation ale very
triflng, itnot entirely stopped. and re-
mains TO b, seen, how far d commencement
u h9slillti,s viii interf>re WITH continuation
OF his lfede So cssetti4Iiy necessary Tor usto
keep our nd keio from beng oseltlonn with
goods trouo ali sides Pieces a every hingsEe
now nomin4, End 10 couon, bowp and other
lnielor quailly, sugars, dyeaoods, Indigo, 81
10 buyers Tor parcels to be found al aay rate
50 rhat We must expect much Of these aFlcles
70 remain layinB over 70 suamer Our ex'
ports IN reIurn are very stiiF andhen every
appearance Of supporting themselves q the
present. The few AnIcrIcaH vessel il peri!
will, as we suPpos at last determine 20 oad
for home, but have as yet not made any besla'
ming"
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Ernact Of letter .fioa Egg, da'ed AfTT IL
We have nothing new hefe tie wars 'As
general topic 6f cnnl eGsation, and there IS no.
thing doing in the way of business either ID
buying or selling l could 20 at this TINE
obtain 5 S. R. per pood TOT n. 0 Cotton anu
on little hope ola change a small qnaHu9
of the best Camp LogW ood sold Yesterday di -
r. per pod. but large quantities Cannot DC SoIu
even at that price. Pepper has been SeiID'S
at IS S. R. per pood iii small qnanu5es
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Here we have long story Of an English
and FreRch frigate meeting, after war had
been declared but was unknown to the Eng
lish frigate-of the brave courtesy of the.
French in giving notice to her enemy of the
war, and then Withdrawing for sixty minutes
that she might prepare for action.--The Az
rora then proceeds:
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CONGRESS.
IN SFNATE
Tuesdah Ahril 90

l ut3UuD SdllTH ~.
| mr.. Lei5 submitted the following resolu-
ton:
| Resolved, That tie President of the Se-
nate and Speaker of theHouse of Represcn-
tatlves adjourn the respective Houses oil
| Congress On "Wednesday the 9th day of Nav
| to Monday the 25tli of May.
| And the resolution was read and passed
] TO a second reading. 1t was subsequently
ordered to be engrossed for third reading
to- morrow.
Mr.. Pojtc gave notice that he should to-
morrow ask leave to bring in bill more
lefectuaily to protect the commerce and
coasts of the u. States, and for other pur-
poses
JVednesdGv, .IErH 90.
The engrossed resolution authorising the
President Of the Senate and the Speaker OF
the House of Representatives to adjourn the
respective Houses from the 9th May to- the
25th was read third time and passed, as
follows;
YEAS--Mcssrs. Bayard, Condit, Dana,
German, Gilman, Goodrich, Gregg, Uor-
sew, Howell, Hunter, Lambert, Leib, Lloyd,
Smith of York, Turner and Worth
ington--t6.
NAYS essrs. Anderson, BIB, Brent.
Campbell, of Tenn. Crawford, Cuts, Gail
lard, Pope, Robinson, TAFT, Taylor aud
VaTnum-12.
The bill supplementary TO the act to es-
tablisi War Department, was read third
time and passed.
The bill respecting associations for mari
time security; and the bill concerning
merchant vessels armed for defence, were
read third time and passed.
mir. POfe reported the following bill:
A Bill more sffectually to protect the com
merce and coasts Of the u nitcd States.
sthsress british an5 otasr sYs.ca Yesscls
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hare harssssea s.sd commit Z 'crr-da.ions
;he ct;ni3ercc D. ti.t CniiSl, ~.-...-.., CT
iicAr the coasts thereof, IN viUiuliti, cl tic
ia"s oi nations; therefore
Beit enacted, &c. That j, shall be lawful
tor the President of the United STATES. and
lie is hereby authorised to instruct and t;-
L Ct the commanders os the aYme., vessels
belonging To the u. ). to seize, Take and
Irug inlo any port of the u. S. to be pro-
ceed'd against according to the laws an,
usaBes of nations, any such British or other
| armet. vessel which shall nave commit
ted, or which shall be fc;lnd noverins Gu
The coasts ot the U. States for the purpose
oi harraSsihs or Committing derre,iaiiUns
On the vessels belonging to the oitiz ems
thereof.
Thursday. April SO.
Mr.. Lloyd obtained leave of absence If.
ter Wednesday next, and Mr.. Gi,es for the
remainder of The session.
MIR. Lloyd presented the petition of 5S5
mere hants OF Boston, praying the repeal or
such modihcation of the non ii.,por, act,
as may enable them to receive their proper
y IN U. b and her dependencies which
was read, and Oh motion IF Mr. Loud. re-
ferred TO select committee to report there
on by bill or Cth0 Msssrs. i. lcvt,. Fav-
lor, Gregg, Leib and Smith COMPOSE the
committee. ft,
On motion of MIR. Smith of N. York.-Pe-
solved, That the Secretary of the Senate he
authorised to pay out of the contingent fund
the eXpences incurred for the funeral OF the
late Vice-Presid.nt Of the u. 5. whenever
the same shall have been allowed and Ger
tlhed by the committee of arrangement.
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LATEST IRON FRANCE.

Yesterday rnornilg arrived at this rort
the schr. Zephyr, olcott, from La Rochelle,
which port she left the 18th of March,
Capt. Oicott informs us, that the Hornet
sioop OF war, had nc: sailed from Cherburgh,
but was waiting fr dispatches from Mr.
Barlow 30
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Mcigs arrived here, to make arrangements
part, tcr raising 1ooy vci,n,t >rs, prrsn-
ant to the requisi,:c'A Of the Secretary Of
War He imme a,atc!y proceeded oil his
IA e towards CAill;cothe, urbanna, Cincin-
Natl, &c. The Volunteering has commence
cd hriskiy here !; ant already handsome
number of respectable and gallant looking
|yenng men have turned ont. Il company
commanded by capt. William hayruids,
lieutenant Joseph earns, and ENSIGN Isaac
Van Horne, JGn. il tn be raised in this quar-
ter; which Will probably be soon i,Iled rs
musters are appointed in the different bat
tailions adjacent.
General Lewis Cass, has been appointed
4 Col. conimandant, AND MIR. Lewis Dent,
quarter master. Gen. James Fiudley, (of
Cinciaati is also expected to be Col com
mandans. Col. .k,ngsbury, OF the regulars,
is also to be on immediately from Carlisle,
with two companies of regulars The
whole to rendezvous DIT CINCINNATI. 1t is
understood that governor hieige will pro-
coed IN person as commander in chief, to
Detroit, III order to make the necessary APP
pomtments, &c. We wish them the most
ample success. Messenger.
(k0 FRANKFORT, April "a.
Extract ofa letter from Goveruor w. III
harrison TO Col. j. NJ. Scott, dated,
VINcENNEs, April IS.
eve have war in all its horrors with
the Indians. A family were murdered in
the Illinois territory about IS miles above
this OH Saturday-the woman and fonr small
children were killed in the house, and the
latter set on fire and consumed with every
thing in 1.-THE miserable husband had
been to mill about miles off. and upon his
return found the house falling in and young
man whom he had hired killed and shock
ingly mangled in the yard. Last night an
express arrived with the account of ano-
ther man being killed on the south east fork
OF White riAer two more are missing from
the same ncighborhood, and there is little
donbt OF their being killed also Their (the
Indians) late professions Of wish for
peace were either altogether deceptious, or
they have since changed their intentions
on the prospect of war between Great Bri-
tais and us. God grant me an opportunity
OF meeting these scsundrels in the same
field with their equally perfdous allies, at
the head OF such troops as lately comman-
ded-->1hey would be taught a long forget
ton lessoa: My soul is all on fire when i
chink of the dreadful picture which presen.
ted Itself TO poor Hinton upon his return
home. lie had but few hours before left
his family in health and peace-the reverse
was so sudden and horrible I'll at it has dis
ordered his senses. Poitadiun,.
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Ldzo Intelligence. We learn from Albany tina.
on Friday last John Martin vas pnt to the bar and
tried before His BIO" + Judge Spencer, for Offering
brides 60 two Of the members OF the Assembly, to
induce them 10 vote in favour of the American
Bank, but without eject, it seems for both of them
voted in the negative. lie wss convicted and sen.
fenced to ten years Imprisonment in the state pri
SON. NJ Y r. Psi
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Duncan M'ARTHUR Esq. Commander of.
the Cd division of the militia of the state of
Ohio. has issued orders, dated Chilhcothe,
April 9th, 1912, from which we have taken
the following - a.,
by this days mail received orders
from the president of the United States,
through the executive OF this state, to raise,
ut posslble) within the several brigades in
the second division fUe camhQnieS of votun-
tcers, agrseab!y 70 the provisions of an act
of Congress, entitled An act authorising
the 1uoise,t of the United States 10 accent
and organise volunteer militia corps" pas
sed the 9Th ct February, 1872, either by ten
der of service by companies, or under the
thirty-ninth section of the law of Ohio Z" for
disciplining the militia ;" zsho are TO march
Immediately 10 Detroit. If volunteers can
not be had, the rnen must be raised by
draHght.
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C)Hlo) IAsEsyiLtE, April Is.
" ssiaTd7F ID ii, sscfl!sbcs ssv,
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NV .YoKK. April so.

Capt. Smith, from HAVANA, informs,
that Spanish frigate arrived there the 18th
April, in IS days from Cadiz With a new
governor. and general Of marines on board,
III consequence of which the duties on cx-
ports we're raised from 8 to 9 per cent. A
frigate had been sent from Havana to A
rneiia Island, for the purpose of a.ccrtainng
whether that place had been taken by the
americans. Com. Adv.
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NORFOLK, April 90.

-, NOHF DIX, NprH ".
The ffigates PRysIDEsT, CoMMoDoRE
RODGERS, and EssEx, CAPTAIN PORTER,
arrived in Hampton Roads yesterday from
4 cruize.
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WvsHIEGToN, May ..
The bill for appointing two Assistant Sec
fetaries to the War Department has passed
both Houses Of Congress.
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May 81.
SWEDEN.

The following article indicating the policy
which Sweden ought to pursue has been
published in an official paper atsStockholm'
MAT is the system Of policy at hresent most
suitable TO Sqveden !?
It NAV perhaps appear TO some that the an
cient alliance between Sweden and France,
and the mutual ties of the two countries ought
still to be maintained.
But before deciding this point we must
first draw the distinction between the recipro-
cal relations of the two nations, and the alli-
ances of their governments the former may
exist in national character and feeling, and
the latter no longer continue. France, which
could do us very little immediate mischief,
but great deal 10 our powerful neighbour
Russia, was in regard to Sweden while Fin
land belonged to it, power whose alliance
must have had more influence than any other
in preserving peace between Sweden and Rus
STA, and in securing to Sweden the possession
of Finland. In every other respect an alli-
ancc with France was of little consequence.
Finland however, being now iost,-that pro-
vince being 30 longer the object of a war of
aggression on the part of Russia, our geo.
graphical limits, and the interests even of Rus
sia herself, no longer forming an inducement
to that power to engage in offensive war with
us, an alliance with France no longer possess.
es its former Importance at least is not to be
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PORTSMOUTH, June
Stockholm, April 81, 1912.

1t is with much satisfaction we relate a0o.
Their piece of gaIlantry performed by the 'o"'
of the Hyacinth, Goshawk and Resolute::I
Captain LIburn of the Gosbawk, who has lar
len in the rencoantcr, was son Of the late W..
Lilburn, master ID the royal navy. ne W. ~
esteemed good officer, and has lett WV
and family at Bilford, in Northumberland WI.
will deeply fesl his loss. The following p%
ticulars ave related by an officer on board w
Goshawk:
"Thc Goshawk arrived at Gibraltar ir0n'
Spithead on the 18th ult. and sailed the SAN,
day for Malaga, where she arrived the fo'ioo O.,
ing morning, and found the Hyacinth o. IN
guns, captain Usher, and the Resolute de.
brig. Immediately on her joining, 1t was ss1bs
termined to attack a privateer, command q, md
the notorious Bernados, laden with golaf ,hs
silver images, the sacrilegious plumber o.