Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1812-09-12

ITbI tilc boitiNcit, din t'iVS
saut; eur boats anu crew still
as before. At 8 r.
Nj. maize the signal Of recali Tor
oar boats having receiyc.. alt
the prisoners tiny imaiediate'y
lei her on fire, and quarter
past 3 she blew up.
Our loss in the action was z
killed. and wounded +; among
the formcr, lieut.. BusH of MAJ
rines, and among the latter lieut.
MoRkss, severely; and MIR.
AyLwiS, the master slightly.
Onthe. part of the enemy, IS
killed and "a wounded. Arsong
the former, lieut.. Ready, Cd of
the ship among the latter, capt
DAcREs, 1t. KENT, lst Mr.
Scorr. master & ma sters mate.
The Co,sti,a,ion took and DESTROYED 9
English briggs, one in ballast and one icaded
with lumber, bound to England. Also 2dsvs
previous to falling in with Tic Cnerricrc, re-
l.optlon, NTH a FIJI caTgoiof, dry goods which
had been taken 7 days previous by the sloop
OF war Avsugc took out the crew and pat y
prize ni.ser Oh board and ordered her INTO
the iirst port into the u: States
Capt Moffat, in the privateor schr
Atlas, is arrived at Marcus Hook,
with two British vessels. prizes. We
understand. that in the engagement
Capt. Maifats schr experienced consi-
derable damage, and several of his
crew are severely wounded.
FROM The Roston Ceatfgel, Sept. 2.
NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
We are overwhelmed with inteili-
gruee Foreign and Domestic. Besides
many subjects of minor interest, we
have advices of
The Frenci, having entered Russia:
Lord wellington oyerrunning North
Spain A splendid Naval Victory
obtained by the Constitutions The
= safe arrival of Com. Rodgers'$ -quad-
ron and--.I'he evacuation OF Tara
da by Governor Hull. All these would
the details admit, would make inter
esting.
We have regular London files 10 the
2ist July. and paper of the 2sib. (.
Napoleon after as USUAL making an
attempt at negotiation with England.
In which he demanded the recognition
of himself as Emperor and King. and
i his brother Joseph rs King CT Spain
which very properly was refused by
England, has announced open war
with Russia, entered the Empire, ta-
, ken wilma, and boasts that he has. in
, French. Poles, Confederates. itaiians,
midons. r. d liz krps .s., $4,000 uyr,
Grand .4''my BMilekins,'' OF nss.s. h
we have hut the third. which we CIV e
entire-!hc Russians were retiring g
thelr invader advanced. abandoning
ana desoiatins the country as they re-
treat. " hat the effect OF tlis dreadful
measure will be, time will demon-
strats.
Sweden was expected TO take part
III the. war--A British A AMBASSADOR
had left England for Russia, to touch
In Swedea.
Lord Wcliington's army was o, en-
running, but cautiously. the North of
eI'sI n and AIarmont flying before him.
he american Declaration OF War
had been received i'll Enr.and.-It had
excited powerful sensations. hath of
gfiei and resentment and the homes
raised OF fading Peacemaker in tie
revoked Orders were diminishing.
Yesterday capt. Hull lande 4 frnm the
Constitution, and was received with
every demonstration OF affection ard
respect. The Washington artillery
posted on the liart' AGAIN welcomed
him with g federal salute, which vss
returned from the Constitution. An
immense asseiab,ase OF citizens MADE
the AR ring with loud ard unaniuors
hnzzas. which were repeated on lis
ARRIVAL III State Street, ard at lie
Setee House. The street was hearth
fully decorated With American faes.
Capt Eaeres, of The Geurriere. In nd.
cd on Monday on parole, and resides
IN town: The other officers oil the shin
are SAID to be paroled in Concord. The
British wounded men were immediate-
ly landed and sent to the hospital ON
Rainsford Island. to which place MIR
shal Prince has sent surgeons, and eve
ry necessary for their comfort and re-
eovery, under the direction Of capt. &.
Prince, Dep. Marshal, whose attention
and humanity to the unfortunates under