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| " We are satisfied, frem the BRIEF spe-
cimen which he gave us last evening, that
Mr. Davis can 7pyf'e-whether he can make
people nnder:fand him, is I" another parr
| OF speech We shall answer his piece.
Whenever he is 50 good as 20 lend us HIS
GRAMMAR and Dictionary.
~ The Marylsnd ELEcr1oX brings =
considerable majority of the Federalists in
10 the House or DELFGATEs.-rhe SCI
NATE are DEIoCRATtC 10 a man.--Mes-
srs. STUART and GoLDsBoRoUGH IF. arc
reelected To Congrsss--liAMsoN T-1'is e.
lected IN place of Key reSigned.-it is noe
wonderful that p district winch would elect
a British pensicnei' rs Key was, should elect
Hansoh.--Messrs. Wright, a cher. Ker
nc. Kun, (R) are reelected Mr.. I,itt,e
ORD is elected in Zen of Mr.. Moore orr,
QUO.
In PHILADELPHIA the Republicans have
carried their tickets for Inspectors sc.
10 British intrigue is double less at the
bottom OF the ALGERIwE movements
The Indians and Aleerines have always
ocen troubieSolnc, as oar relations with Rri-
tain approached crisis.--IShat ;ilust,;ous
ALLIEs tor '"the bulwalk OF the religion
which, we profess! -
C.5' se,er,i VI. :. uasvo la'iv omitted
s---s->e--->s-=-
u lRGINiA-ht rules holden in the CLERIC Of,
ice of TIE Superior Court nt Clanccry for The
Richmond District, the i2;h day of October 1879
William Broekembrough, administrator, of An and
singular the goods and ciatels rights and credits NJ
EDWIN James iar''e' decd. Eif
John Hopkins, Henry Lee, Corbin Griffin, Samve,
G. Adams, Neil McCouIl, administrator with the vii,
annexed OF John Banks decd. and John BANKS
Bartholomew Banks, William Banks Hora,o NnI,
son Banks, aud Maria Banks, infants heirs and de-
visees OF john Banks, deed. by Neil McComll sun
cial'y assigned e;r guardian, Maria Nan;on some
times called Ma ~ Banks, devsee of l. said ohn
! Banks, deed. and Thomas iiu,herford D,its
The Subpoena scre fac;as awarded in this eause
not being returned executed on tie deicutrns John
Hopkins, and Henry Lee. and appearing by salts,
factory evidence that they not inhabitants of This
country-H IS ordered, that thu said defendants do
appear here on the first day OF the next term and
shew cause, If any they can, against the revival
thereby sought and that copy OF this order be-
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the City of Richmond. for two months successyelv
and posted at the front door of the Capitol, in the
said City,
4 Copy. 7e@tes
VIM. w. HENING, C. C,
october 10. w8w
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complete another company in few days; nnd o.
thcr companies are recruiting With success we Ind
never anticipated. Indeed, the genuine spirit OF nc
Is now ohect'a.y aroused and find the iss tie
very best character rs ready 10 shoulder Their mus
kets and march al the call OF their country.
{y1sr,or
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sFALL g WINTER GOOus-Thc subscribers
will receive IN few da,s, large assortmens
Of NaPped Cottons, Plains, Fanucls kcrse,s, Rose
and Duiie Blanket, rhils, Paid and Yarn Hose
Coatiugs, coarse Cloths Corduro,s Constitution
Cords and Vetets, by tie Gcorgisua. arrived nc
Nort"" from Liverpool whirh ship as obtained pcr7
mission to discharge bg tic John Adams from on,
dom and Ceres and Ncvbulyport, from Li,.ruaol,
whose arrivals daily oohcd for They sin have
a complete assortment for sole.
Fills e ALLAN.
October iG Dr.
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New YORK. October 6.

Latest from the PeninsH.G.-To the poiiteness OF
a respeet abie Merchant OF this city The Editor ot
the Commercial ADV cruiser is indebted Tor file oil
Lisbon papers TO the 18th of August inclusive.
AS vii be seen by tie translation below Lord
W ellington entered Madrid On the evening OF the
1lih OF August. His latest despatch, dated the Ist
oil August, We have Translated for this evening"
The official statement oi the defeat OF Marn ont
in our possessions, and VIII be published las
it shall DE translated King Joseph, it appears, has
He'd Tor protection to the army under Marshal SUCH
ct. 1t rs probable. however, (judgiDg from the RAJ
pid progress OF the comoued arm,es) that he viii
not escape iron the doranons OF SPAN, until he IS
carried ouL as prisoner OF war
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At the departure of the Courier. the
Russians had made 5000 prisoners and ia.
Ken pieces of cannon, and were conrinu-
ing in pursuit Of the enemy
SWEDISH DECREE.
Article !. From the. 18th of August all
the ports of Sweden shall be opened tn YES
sells of every flag and nation !; but every for
eign vessel is only allowed to import such
goods as arc either produced or manufactu-
red in that very country or its colonies
III. All goods imported by foreign YES
sells, to pay 40 per cent more duty than
suca as arrive in Swcdish ones every YES
sci acting against the above order & imports
such goods as are not derived from her own
country, shall be contiscated together with
its cargo.
III. Swedish vessels are allowed to i'm
port all goods from every place OF the world.
The exports arc equal for Sweden as for
foreign vessels.
FALMOUTH. August 1S.-Arr. this even
ing II. NJ. Ship Atalanta, from Halifax, in
26 DAYS has brought over Mr.. Foster, Bri
fish Envoy to America; Colonel BARCLAY,
British Consul /; aud Mr.. Hamilton, Sccre.
tary /; The latter landed and set off with dis
patches for London he left New York 9Th
July.
WNDsoR, Aug. 2O-The destination of
the ID battalion S9th has been altered. *
they arc now to proceed to \. America
The Princes Nvg.ment, the 10th, is not 10
have a man. in it under live feet sevcn.-
All under that standing are to be discharg-
ed.
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NORFOLK, Oct. 9.-rhe Revenue Cutter
" / atm, capt. He bert, arrived last evening
isom the C@pes, having sprung the FIRE
mast.-Oct. z, spoke British ship John.
bound up the bay, prize to the privateer Co.
met OF Baltimore Same day, at half past
4, Z. M.-Captain II. heard very distinctly, q
heavy canponading in S E. direction from
the Capesa which lasted nearly an hour.
Herald.
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- ALES at AUCTION-Ou Monday the 10Th in.
- slant. vt the ventuc Office Of the subscribers
will be sold, large aud valuable uc,ortinvnt of Dry
Goods, just received among wlcl are,
Snperiine Cloths, of fashionable colours; Kersey-
meres Cassinett coarse Cloths Nestings: Flo
rentinc; Foress Cloths iaconet, Book and Ieno
Musins; Shayls; Cotton Balls; gilt & plated Bot.
IONS Sewing Silk Nuns Thread SILK CambricI7
I'D Cotton POCKET Hsndktrchiefs; Madras and Ro.
mall di.o; Bingham; Cotton Velycts variety of
India Gopis .some Of which very wide and fine
tao two elegant Gold Watches Most If the above
goods WI! be aold without reserve, and terms made
known AT thc aac.
or Daily expectedi2 bales Dutc! Blankets, 4
baleo blue Piains two ditt0 wtte Plains; four ditto
hWdal Cttons; few Crates OF Ware " IN assorted,
with lates, dishes, Sc. which, 90 hand by the day
aforesaid, viii then Lc sold
.NsAcre, Robias9n g Pieasaufs.
October IS. tds
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~ INDsoR f'0Je RE.N'T-Mlll be Rer,,ee 90
~ Tuesday the GOTH day of this month, al the.
washington Tavern ~ the c'y Of Richmond, a, 10
o'clock, to the highest bder, Nv o-hr,is ct ,hat
uable Farm. this CRY for ia. tern, nj o. year,
to commence on the first day of January next The
tenant will be permitted 20 SOW W heat this F,,l. iC
he wishes to 10 SO.
SAML. GREENHOW. .qgent -5r
Vim. I.aNgbor,t, rreor and t,tssfre of
UiAIGn Daaa,idsr, deceased
October is. g
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Lord Weiiirgton's official accom-. OF the
great battle at Salamanca is received.-On
the 29th July he was at Ormedo, in pursuit
of his flying enemy. In his dispatch of the
Oath his lordship saws, 1--WE have taken
from the enemy eleven pieces of cannon, Sc
veral ammunition Wagons, two eagles, six
colors. One general, colonies. 8 leute-
nant colonies, 1870 other officers, Sc between
and 1000 soldiers prisoners, and our detach-
ments are sending in more every moment.
The number of dead on the field is very
large. | am informed Marshal Marmont
is badly wounded, ard has lost one of his
arms. and that four general officers have
been killed, and several wounded"
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our RRHRNUE /

lpe dnues Which will accrue to Government this
year, will be immense THE carso of n ejyoLe
Oessel brought INTO southern port is stated TO have
produced BETWEEN FIFTY & sixty THOU
SAND DOLbA RS revenue What prodigious
amount, Then, must all the prizes already taken, K
those which viii be taken in the eorree of tI ysa
produce while the duties from these numerous
and rich captures will enable our Goeernment to
carry on the var, the dividends from them win en-
rich great many NJ our cnterprisng and patriotic
citizens, who have heretofore been despoiled by the
Vrauts OF the oceau' Ifenton True american.
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STOCKHOLM, July 90.

STOCKHOLM, July 90.
The troops assembled for some time are
now embarked. and will soon lose sight of
their native shores, for n grand and deCi
sive enterprise. Their destination is not
Dantzic, in the first instance, as many have
supposed, nor must You expect to SEE the
Swedish coors flying on the ranparts of Col
berg, but the Prussian Eagle, freed from, all
control, will once more wave there in inde-
pendence. All ideas of conquest and ag-
grandlsemeut are disavowed by the Triple
Alliance and it has been resolved upon BY
our Crowned Prince, that no selfish consdc-
rations shall interfere with the grand object
of the allies.
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EhANCING SC"OOT.-J THRRgC resp, e.
q fully ihlOrm~ TIE subscribers TO his Dancing
School and those dcsiteus ~ Subscribe thst be wi
conimcnre on the tsth Instant H. tic apsrtmtnts
above Nh. H. B5kev'a Storc rsvt dnnr 90 Mr. R9-
t,ri Gamh.c's. Dnys ct tnition Nii Boz On Tursday,
THURSDAY, * Saturday every wee Ia, ies viii DC
taught from 20 oclo < IN tie aitefnoon--Genu,s
rgp IN tie morning and evening
0et,9s Wv
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ALEXANDRIA, Oct. Capt M'Gu;re's
company of Vo I'm GERS nave rece; we'd orders
rom the War Department to rendezvous
tor the present at Fort Washing on. nine
niles below this place, on the Eastern side
OF the Potomac river The pronptitude and
dispatch with which this company has be, II
organized, reflects great credit On the citi-
zens IN general. while it is highly gratifying
20 the friends OF the government to see that
Alexandria has not fallen short of the exam
pie set by the neighboling towns. And shou q
they ever be called into action, neither tn
captain OK men will disappoint public expec-
tation.
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IRIZE SUGARS, .1T 3UCIIQ.N-Landinc
. from ON board the Antelope, Capt ID. Law
renee, from Noiiol;. aud viii te sold this morning
at II 1'clock on Iopns's Wharf
20 hh,ls Jamaica Sugar Of the very first quality,
being part If the Sir Simon Clarhs cargo, lately
sold ~ Noriuk-the hhds. viii average 1SQglb.
ALSO, on beard the ship Beauty,
1000 bushels clean Lisbon Salt.
TerInn TT Sale
.HoacWe. Robinson s. Pleasdnts, v. Ms.
TUESDAY Oct. IS -
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On Monday last about 500 Virginia militia
embarked, at Little Kanhawa. for P,int
Pleasant, at the mouth Of Great Xanhawa.
On Thursday about 200 from Mononga-
ia County passed on for the same rendcz
vous.
On the same day arrived light nfantry
lGd rife company from Pittsbnrg. az
months men) in complete uniform. Their
appearance was very good.
In company with the last, was General
Clarke and the Indians who accompanied
aim to Washington We are told they were
much pleased with their visit.
A letter from Cohenhagen dated Nav
goth says. cit avilg been understood BY
the Americans here that Nh Eruing was
about to quit the country agreeabiy to his
Messrs. jackson, Ratha 1vay, r.
Lqzv, I'm. Il. Russell, Somes. Dennis, C8eue-
and, HWianls, ,EUeteth,. Brovn. LANG,
" 6ak, Peters, ~ Lag. Cornell, Congfon,
md Chcmhin, addressed grateful note to
aim for his interchangeable efforts for the pro-
lection of their property, and of American
interests in every form and on every occa-
sion. Mr.. Erving made very affectio-
nate reply"
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TIE DIEFHRENCRt

Before the commencement of hostilities on our
part, britain had taken NINE HUNDRED AND
SEVEN TEN Of Our vessels, while 7oe had not
tdkeE one 2fhers Since that, our ships of war X
Pr'Va'eers have taken more vessels from the British
than they, with all their bnasted navy, have been
able to take from us. --Before, the balance was
wholly against us-Hov, 1t is even by the admission
OF federdl papers, somewhat in our favor. As our
Pr'F"teers increase m number, the balance will
Se m"ch greater And 1t in three months, one
hundred pfiyateers have been fitted out----wlat
swarm viii scour t,e ocean in the course of a
- -"
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. The late {Britisl) govt sch. Whiting captured by
French priyateer Digent, hiss been seized late
yat oeraeoek, by an .4'n gunbca,, for haying sold
S"nPowdsr to some people on shore before she
came to an entry.
Cartel brig Lord WELLINGTON, with about 90 pri-
Soners, sailed hence yesterday for Halifax.
no cartel was fitting out at Halifax, last accounts
- The Junon frigate was lying at Halifax 22d uit !;
geHeraI 'nutiny among her crew for harsh treat
Tnent. The Curlew after beiae got ready for sea.
was suddenly dismantled
Sch Union, Cakes, from Portland for Phiisdel-
pha was captured 22d inst. off Mentaug Point,
detained so hours, and permitted to proceed, az
sells,
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LtsB ON, August 10.
Entrr of be Creat L0r4 IN .Naer.d.

. Entry ct the Great Lori IN .Haoria
! promised tIat as should receive cer
tam information q. our army having entere Mad
rad, would send 1t To the Printing office an, not
accustomed tobreak my word Tie Great Lora
entered on the 1lth At day break, the hiths,t to
fortunate, but constant, and first in PATRIOTISM ia
Spain, the beautiful c,ty oil Madrid.
1t isnnpossibie to describe the applause and
thusasnl with which the Deiivcrer tie Spanish
people was received there by the Inhabitants. Bri-
gadler General D'Urban, Commanding the Portu
guese cavalry, pursued the enemy's cavalry, d
made great slaughter. King Joseph, abamdone,.
by his own troops, by Marmont, and by Soult, too
the resolution To fly TO Valencia and put himself ur-
der the protection of Suchet The expedition from.
Uadz OF 1000 men dsenbarke1 at Huelya in the
county OF Niebla. SOuit on the 18th and 18th held
Councils OF war, relative to the that he was to
pursue. The serge OF Cadiz is this time iaiseu.
he Anglo Spanish expedition from the Meuiter-
ranean, positively landed at Villa Nova DE Snes be-
tween Barcelona aud Taringona. His Exevllcncy
Marshal Bercstord, on the 18th August, was cons,d-
eraby better,
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baltimore, Oct. 5-Arrived, private armed
prizes three Of which she burnt, the others ordered
in-(the Fanny and James ar. here some time sinee)
the third Providence priyateer, captured off the
Hoe in the Wall short time ago. not yet ar. has
twenty prisoners on board--saw nothing on the
the bay.
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.Rlln.irai WIaryea-as Minister.

The New York Gazette SAYS aietter (frora res
pcctabie gentleman at Hs,iti,x) which may be de-
pended upon, datedSept. y mentions, that .4dmi-
raj Warren, now on his way to Halifax, is clothed
with full powers, to negotiate all the points in dis
pute between the two countries.
The company of Artillery from Bedford county,
for some time past stationed at Norfolk and Smith
field, have been discharged, owing the deIeteri-
Gus effects of the climate in the lower country upon
them-they lost of their men by sickness. The
greater part OF the Company arrived in this town on
Tuesday last, their way home. The remainder
OF the Militia in requston at Norfolk, we under
stand, continued healthy. Fets'g. Int
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The British barque VIM, and Charlotte,
about 400 tors burthen, from Quebec for
Portsmouth, Eng. with timber. deals, &C.
arrived AT marblehead on Sunday evening
the 27th uit. prize to the Decatur
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A letter from Halifax. Sept 81, SAYS, the
ofiicers OF the Guerriere who have arrived,
speak very handsomely of the treatment
which they received. bo h on board the
Constitution and subsequent TO her arrival
The suit of Bonaparte and his consort of
their arrival at Dresden, consisted of 500
persons. 286 carriages. and 500 horses ;
that OF the Emperor and. Empress of Aus
tria, OF ~ persons and that OF Jerome Boz
naparte %.
The distance between Bonaparte's head
quarters and those of Marmont, Of the lat
ter has now any must be about 1000 miles.
The great man himself is about 1900 miles
from Paris.
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AMERICAN PRIZE LIST.

BosTo N, Oct. S.---Schr Two Brothers, from
Bristol, for baltimore, has been recaptured from
tie British, ny the n. York privateers Unted-ws-
Stand q Oivded-we-Fall.
A line B'h brig, nearly new, with SALT Sc is said
io have been sent into Portland last Monday by the
Teszer.
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re LISB o ", August =. -
Extract ofq dispatch. from his Exseilency The
.HarSh1H GeHerdl marquis ae TorYes Fe,lras,
Lord W eiIIugtOn3 to his ExcelieHcy Non .IGgE
81 PereITa FOJas, frO7G MS head quarters @t
CheHdT, Gate0, .IWsUst /, 1872
The Frenc army, styled the army OF the Cen
tire, after having passed Gonarrama, aud their van
arrived as lar the iun OF san Rafael, turned to
wards Segoyla, at which City King Joseph arrived
in the night OF the &7th July.
The object o this move ent apparently to d.
vert the attention o the allied troops and prevent
them 'oIn pursuing the army styled tie Army OF
Portugal and thus enable it 20 remain upon tie Inu-
ro, IN which, however, they did not succeed. -
Their rear remained -, force the 2St'i and
29t upcu the iett OF the D0ur0 but me first gnt
d,vison and thc cavalry having passed the Rivers
breuha asa tcga on to" Zgth I've enemy 3 ueaT
tired, passing thc llhurO, ana L,iiDaiug the Fn0Ye-
mems Of the rest Oihe arnn in the direction ~ vi
IA Franco, abandonug the city OF NalHdplid, whrre
t's icft ~ pieces % jjllery, and great tutity
o balls aud bombs, aud then Hospital, vita aDou
500 sick aud wounded
The aruzpn Ma,guinez, made $40 prisoners on
the 3O;ii, IA the ue,ghborrhoDJ of NsllalOuI
Our van passed thc Douro, and our do patched
parties entered Faiia,oid on the same day. thc
3D'h, AID had The SANS action Of hcng received by
the iuhaHlsBts OF that city with ti, same eutbuss
uc JOY asia ali other parts OF tie country.
The army sly led tie Army OF Portugal having
passed and abandoned the DOurO, & Vas necessnr,
10 observe the movements ni the ceutrc, and pre-
vent them from forming the junction, Whch, Il s, Us
With the army 81 twg..
Wine TIE vanguard srd the left wing pursued
tie "rmy oi Portugal, I marched tn the right
through Cega to Cuellar, where 1 arrived yosl,r-
Law.
The King retired from Sceovia this morning, and
passed G'mGarama, leaving 10 Segoyia an adve,uc-
ci gnard, COMPOSED principally Of horsc undcr thc
c'inmanl Of General Eeput Belorc he retreat.d.
h. rendered u5c.e'a tue artillery AND zmniunil ION
that were IN tie Castle csrried oil the silver
and ornaments nj She Cathedral, aud imposed cnu-
siderable contributor rpon tic inhabitants OF the
CITY.
bsyet have not received f1rinaiion oft &c arr.
sal OF detachment, commanded by Bieajicr ID
Urban, which sent yesterday To SceoWa.
lhc Array OF Pp"rrga haas continued it retreat IN
| the dire, tion Of Burgns.
Irclosed transmit to your Evce iencv The COW
| oi dispatch which have received from Cen 81,
H. Ill.,, containing an sccount ~ a hraiiant action
which the division Of cssa,ry of licut. Gen. Sin WI
liam Erskne had, on the 2iih Of july, With the enc
m.'s cavalry.
| lhavr not received further Information Of the D
pcTsuous OF Sir Home i0l hav.
Ahaye JUS. learned, that the troops uuder me con
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In PHILADELPHIA. the Republicans have
carried their tickets for Inspectors sc.
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Gu iioh the ehcampfnent on 0rant ftl. the Pitts-
burg biues under the command of Capt. James But
Ter The company crossed the Allegheny river aud
encamped about mile from this place, with the ia.
tention OF proceeding next day on their march 10
cleveland. The orders were, however, counter.
>anded, and on Wednesday last they descended the
Ohio for Cincinnati, and from thence will join the
army under Gen Harrison
Inns company is composed of about SO Young men
Of this place. Of the most respectable families and
although they have been unaecustOned 10 fatigue &
tot, we are tuily satisfied that they will perform their
duty with alacrity, promptitude and fidelity.
Captain Aexander's company of Rifemen; and
Capt. Marke's troop of hors,, both from West
moreland county, arrived here Friday last, and
on Sunday crossed the Allegheny river, being order
ed on the same route with Capt. Buffers company
On Tuesday Capt. Markets Troop marched ior
Cincinnati, and capt Alexan,ler's company descend
ed the.Dnio with the Pittsburgh Bues.
handsome company of Riff men, under the
command OF Capt. Roger, from near Chambers
sdrg', arrived here on Tuesday last.
BosToN, Sept. so--General Hull arrived here on
Saturday evening last, III good health. We learn
he still considers the act of surreHd ring Detroit
Jnsasure Dictated ny imperious necessity; and that
he enjoys the satisfaction of having saved gallant
army and garrison from inevitable destruction
lie still speaks in the highest of the troops he
communicable admits that there is blame SOME
~htae; and is ANXIOUS for a fair and impartial en-
quiry" Fed Pap.
NEw-yoRK, October g dbta,n mn, late
commander OF the u. States irieate Constitution
arrived IN this city on Wednesday morning from
Boston.
WILMINGToN, Oct. 3-The U. States frisate
Essex and sioop OF war Was, went up the river yes
tertsy, having found it unsafe go out, rs there are
four or i've English frsates of the Capes.