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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10
900 Dollars Reward

A Bundle containing 300 sheets of 90 Dollar
Notes printed in Liazk Cor the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, MAS taken on, of u Box and
supposed 10 sc stolen en- the night at the 18th
ut. at the house of Messrs Woodiord & Talia.
ferro, in Fredericksburg The above reward
will be paid 70 any person Who will deliver the.
said Notes TO Dabney Herndon. Esq of that
place, or tn the subscriber.
That the public NAV he guarded against i'm
position, they sre informed, that no Tvenfv
Dollar Notes has. been, nor viii be issuedb y
the Farmers Bank OF Virginis, or any of its
Branches, until further notice.
VIM. NEKERvIs, cash'r,
Richmond, Nov. . eptf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

Fcr SAFE sv .S-.>:.asanis,
The Eria Ot Can't. III Whitby.
FOR THE MURDER OF JOHN PIERCE,
rf9H his DING DEcLARArIoN---- ALSO,
The Trial OF Capt. G. Crimp.
FOR PIRACY AND MAN-STEALlNG,
BY AN EMINENT REPORTER,
| The celebrated Councillor SAMPsoN.)
Also, .fa,t Reeei-ed) For Sale as a6o0e,
A FEW COPIES OF
| Parkinson's Hymn Book.
AND fresh supply of THE WORKS of tn
Re- CLAUDIUS BUCHANAN, l. l. ID. com
nrislng his Christian Researches in Asia-his
Memoir on the expedienc, OF an Ecclesiastical
Establishment for British Indis, aud his STAR
IN TIRE EAST, with TWO NEW SERMONS
Ito which is edded, noct kerr's curious and
interesting Report, concerning the state of the
Christians in Cochin and Travanoore-made a,
the request of the Governor OF Madras.-[rrioe
81 PSI t.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

DzccklerGRrg Comfy Court, 1879.
Thomas EAs!ey, son OF William Easley, y
deed. Plff.
AGAINST =
William Easiey the Younger, Richard :
Easley, Thomas WIlitwOrtb and Susan =
ma his Wife, Charles Blackiy aud Sally {
his Wife, Caleb Miller and Patsey his 2
Wife, - Dana and Polly his wife, :
Der.
ON the motion Of the plaintiff, by his At.
torney, and it appearing TO the satisfaction OF
the Court that the defendants are not inhabi
tants Of this Commonwealth II is therefort
decreed and Ordered, THAT the said defen
1ants do appear here on the first day OF No
vember Court next, and answer the bill Of thc
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in
the town Of Petersburg for eight weeks success.
slyely, and be posted up two Coart days sue.
cessively at the front door OF the Courthouse
Of this county.
A Copy--Tsste,
w. BASKERVILLE.
Oct. %. w8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-12-10

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that a Petition will Lt
presented to the next General Assembly, to
pass An Act 10 raise sum o. Money by Lot
terry, for the purpose Of cutting Pubic Road
across the Blue Ridge, at Walters Gap, Nelson
county.
Oct. %. wA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27
Few islf Frsssyr Poi'arsE
r4RTELS.

Yesterday arrived here, the fehr Liverpool
Packet, Caor. Freeman (czrtel) from Haitian 2
days Sailed July Is P4lengcrs Ffaucis
Lowell, Eiq lady. and family Miss VI Jack
Ton Mr. "A Hsyard. 1f Hanove-, ard Capt
James r Trou, pzaengers II The brig Minerva,
commanded by Capt IT which was captu "a
on the 9Th July, Ia IS 20, lcng 81 by
the Africa of CA guns, and feut into liaifaI,
with tie above perions cn board, together
with MIR Edward Perkins, (who remained AZ
HalifsS) The crew Of The Minerva were re-
tanned a. prilonsrs on board tie Africa; ALTO
Capt Samuel Hancock, ~ Martha's Vineyard,
a paFenger MIR Coldwell and Hr N GslvSry
az Canada, were Iikesyife paiIengers in .he Mi
nerva ship Marquis dc SomeEusi2si Moray,
from Civita Vecchia for SaleTi, and brig
George Rohertfon from ROCHELLE for Newyork.
arrived at Halifax 18Th, detained sew, gong
IN, an Amsricrn brig, full rugged high deck,
bright ides, and about ] 50 Ious, prize, u co
with Britiih 3maftei fchP On saturday laA,
Of Cape Sabies, fsw a brig BANDING for Hall.
fax fuppoied to be prize
Yeiierday were landed here che following
perlons, taken On Wednesday morning, CIT
Chatham, from the cartel feb. Defiance, PROT,
fron Halifax for Newyork, viz Caps David
stickney, late matter Of the ihip Fortune. from
BonaviRa for Newbuyport Capt ichabod
Jordan, late mailer Of the brig Malcom, Of
Portland, from Madeira; MIR Michael Spois 10,
% mate Of (aid brig; Jonathan SnckneY,
nephew Of Capt. S; George Bangs, feanan, of
the Fortune and Samuel Knapp, boy, Of
fsid vehel. The following perlons remained
in the Defiance 20 proceed 10 NewYork, VIZ.
Mr. Vim Gorelche, Of Philadelphia, lady, boy
and fervant; MIR Jerome Keating, Of do ;
Capt Bangs, late MATER If NIP Amanda; Capt
Jofeph Olgood, laIe matter Of a New York
fhip call away fometiH1e 6nce: Mr. Sa1.uel
Campbell, of n Carolina FMifs NJ Oracle,
grand daughter Of Campbell Efq; and Mrs
Hugh Chalmers, of New York The fortune
was taken June IS, LAT Al 25, Ion 6s, tby The
Belvidera) 4s days out The Malco d, was re-
eaied, and Cap ] had pOaeiIion Of her 4
hours. and was preparing for fea whea the
Capt Of the Belvidera ordered her to remain,
! to alcert2In whether there was war or not
The fortune did not get in ill July 2, and was
| retained but the ColibrI, when ihe failed, a.
| ordered # ihe fell in with the Fortune. &c take
out the prize crew and Teleafe her The A.
mericans are treated a. priloners Of war The
ofhcers and crew o. the Fortune and Malcom
were treated we'll by che Captain Of the Bel
videra, Admiral Sawyer and the 'Governor
New clothes had been given the feanlsn Of ,he
Pickering, &c Private adventures, clothes, sc
are respected Admiral Sawyer isid the A.
merican prifOners houd be well ufed and nc.
iutter for any thing July ~ there were 81
American teamen in prilon and were to be Iep-
arated from the French prifonsrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

THE Proprie. or w Beck Cu,r Erdcs ar-
hereby notified that their annual IN c.r-
will be holden u the house ~ Aprah RI
Beemsn, innholder IN Portland, ua hfonds M.
the third day Of August next, Il three
O'Clock ia The afternoon, for Tue following
purposes, VIZ
To choose . Moderator
To make choice Of Officers for The -rs4-
ing year.
10 receive accounts and allow lhe same
if they ~ fund night.
~ rec1i'e-the report NJ their Committee
appointed a. 6 former meeting, and AZ.
thereon - they may see I'll A.
To pass any Vote respecting The toll 4 a
they may judge eTredicnt.
Pa~order Of y STANDING Csrnnlinse
STEPHEN WAITE, Prop Cl-,k
sub 81. 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

TAKEN by Ersrug'oa ar wili br fold 4
rul'ir veadre IN Cvrham un lll. premil
Is, on AIocdzy the shir.y Efll dsy q Au-aa
nert, VI eleven o'clock "a NF aii the ign. wv
Equity o. redemption thal James Moiher Jun
hasi IA and % certain Tract w l0t WI I-lutI
with ali the buildings and privileges t1 th4
fame belonging, h.uNed iu isid Gorhaui a.id
daicribei a. follows, lit being thar pa-t
Of tie fsr,n which was Ter of to Sarah Cot
man A. her part of dover in the state III 2fCh \
ard Goldman Elq deeeeled and decided fc shs
faid James Mother Junior III The year ot our
Lord 1893, a. will appeal by deed OF fhAt aud
recorded ID Book 3 AID Page 10 Tie n.
bove esfcribed pfimifs. are Norfgaget "a Cii-
YER JoAnloa for tie lam % thirteen h1odred
Dollars, ~ be paid il ieven Yeas ~ih in;ereit
ffom Tic iizteenth day of October 1909 Tie
terms Of faie will be made known M The time
and place Of fsIs.
GARDNER WALKER, FL SEE, III
Falmouth July 20, l54s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

I virtue Of warrant from Prentifs Mel
len Eiq hereby notify the Propsictors "
the half fownfhip Of land, granted 40 ths
Truhees Of Hebron Academy, i being ons
half Of Iownihip numbered nine IN the eighth
Range Ct iownfkips, North Of the Waldo Pa
teni--to meet * the hUuls vi David Eeifcp,
lnhoider iD New Gionceffer, On 1uefdsy the
eighth day Of September next. AZ ore ofth4
clock w the afternoon. Jhsn and here 20 ztt.
on the Articles IN fzid application and warsaat
sTprefed SAMUEL FFSSENDFH.
July q, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

Ma. SHIRLEI,
A few days since attended the FxanIn-
stion a. Mr. G. Halls Academy IN this town
and was highly gratiEed with the various
sDecimens OF improvement given by the 1T
~ band Of scholars under his csre-in what
ever they attempt, they distinguish them
selves IN manner honorable 10 themselves,
and to theirexcelient Preceptor. Mr. HAIRS
mode of instruction is admirable, because a
enables his pupils te uafeYHGrd their siHdfes,
and discern their object and utility. As a
Parent. / thank the instructor for his unwea-
tied care 20 their morals snd request the
sehol.Ds TO remember the following line OF
Virgil
90 fortunstos minimum, sua 81 bona no.
rint"
Portland J4y 1912.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

TAKEN by EIecutiou aud IN IVY f4i4 W.
Pubic Feudue, On the Pfenais. In i'ciaut
on EieSDAEi che twenty fourth DAY VI Aueult
next az ten q o'clock IN the forenoon, az JOSIAH
Dunn, junss. III Po'aud-AH Tue bishr iH
Equity Vt Redemption which Natfan r1sar
and William Nalon, at POLAND, ID laid cosn,y.
have IN aud az thc following NOR gagged lsnd..
in fald Poland. viz one Oue i1undred Acrs
10; IL faid Poland, numbered one huudi "a
and fourteen 10 ihe lecond diviGon Of lots Ar.
iaid town, Alto, che half Lot W Land VI aid
town, hsiDG numbered ievsaiy one ID tla dit,
claimed lands, 70 called, wi,h an lie pri4.isrss
and appuueuances fhereunto belonging
TAiy n. HENRY JACKSON, . ST. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27
1L- Rrnu's Oralioa on Masic.

We cannot help inviting the attention OF
every Amateur OF this delightful art to the
nerusal of the excellent GRAFTON on this sub
:ect pronounced at FEyeburg in October, be-
fore the Hans Gram Society upon the coca
sion ofthcir first anniversary, by Oliver Bray
Esq. Of Portland Besides an interesting
history Of its progress aud scientific snaly;,
Sis of us principles il contains Judicious and
elegant exposition Of its moral uses convey
ed in a style as pure in literary, as 1t ncni-
Gates in musical composition. II appears
70 be the first thing Of The Kind that has been
produced in the district, and we do not hes
tate again to recommend this Grafton as a
production that dses us honor and cannot
Sail to give US pleasure.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

DESERTED FINN lee Rendezvous w
Limerick, on the ~ , instant. man hy tne
nane IF AMOS PAUL, private, duly an.
!. a In The ". ; C0mpaa commanded -.
L muel Bradford -said Psul WIS b3ri, II
Kptery, iu the county "a XJik aud stale VA
Massachusetts, aged 81 years, : feet IA.
ches high, OF dark c0npi xiOu. gre, eycss
md black hair by praiesnar a haker.--
Any person who win arrest said runs,,.v
and return ham % nny military post ar isiT
~ the U s, and g.e information thereof
nat he may he recovered, shah receive ar
above reward. Z. KNOX,
RI, uifirE 57r fhe y s. u
Portland. .qu5 -, 1912
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

o be fold. by order Of Court on Saturday
che hfteenth day Of Augul next a. two
o'clock in he afternoon, AZ the Houfe OF Mai
Nathaniel Jordan, Iunholder N Eeymoatown,
the Real EItate Of Ezra Jordan, deceafea [:
con6liug Of fifty acres Of Land N fad Ray
mondtcwn with lmall Houfe thereon land.
ing--s1cept the Widows Dover
PEGGY JORDAN -- s4auiHi7,afri-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

TIC Dt4tSuts % IT0y, are
lion. Ammi X Mitchell, Esq. MIR,
David Prince, Jacob Mitchell, ESQ. Eli.
sha 4. Cutler, Esq. Gen. Alfred Rich
ardson, Capt. Nathaniel jerks, Mai
Ldwsrd Russell, & Mr. Moses Stubbs.
Committee n Correspondence Il Safcrg,
Hon. Ammi r. Mitchell, Cen. al.
fred Richardson, Mr.. Jeremiah Buxton,
Col. oam'l Baker, Mr. Gushing Prince,
Capt. Allen Drinkwaler and Mr. UFiel
Whitney.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27
sALH ~ AUCTION


H H1 Brick fore aud VA e ia Mr1 .i- .rtf.
la;c ire pr0fery Of sHa8n LslFho-a a.
verified 10 tie fold NJ Autts0a Ivy NHdrr.rrv
ia.l & Pon goaed p Itara Cd a-At Al K 1'ltoek IS
A x III The prsIailrs = MLELLANl
Inly 22 n FLETCHER 90 hi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

TIE fu5tcriser hsrehy gives public nois l.
= a. AL conss. ned ;ha Ae as. tcer wv NJ
appointed AID 'aken upon hmEef lhe luii pf
-dmnItiTasOr On lie eli4.e "
DENNIS MARI
laie Of Scarborough, ~ tie o0un-y uf Cumier-
land yeoman, decea'sd y giving hone w ~
law dlreets-h lie therefore ilqaeit. 81 Te,foBr
who are ,nctltcd w tie -ai3 -tcla.tds tna.e
% make inime6iatt pzyreati md lLuie !, t.l
have sHy demand. tie eco. w e4hitiftE ne Er4e
70 ROBERT r. MARI
Jay g, 1914
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27
ZOE NdLk.

"A Valuable FARM lying IN The PFautslioFs
called Thompion Pend and Shaker festie-
meat III the county Of Cumberland, thirfy-
three miles from Portland extraordinary
COED land and Plealantly E,uated The palsuie
bounat cn the pond a good dw1Hur huufe
and barn, with an acqusdU9 that stfords
conisartiupply Of water fer the fame: 4 yuur
orchard Of two hundred and G1ty ,hrift, apDte
trees, from which fome cider was made ivy
Taft ysar, and foon VII be very nrof.ahie.
iufErieHcy IF wood cr fsid farm wv fI-piy Y
moving and tllsge land thai r. corlaen.tnf IN A
productive about twenty eigtF tgCs TX IA, y.
cur cn the fame annually M zHi r foid n.
great basga n tC the pu-chsfer-a COED tisse
can he gwen, and terms Of payment made ealy
--Fcr further particular enquire of
william Johnson.
on the premiiss. Yalr ~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

DIED,
Ia Durham, rs y inst. Miss ESncy Sod
dard, aged I2, daughter o. Or. William
Sioddard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27
John P. I'hurston.

M. Z ceat~at Rev, Has foy Sale,
8 Teirces fresh Rice
10 Bales Cotton, for retailing
81 Bbls. Flour
25n b xes Brown Soap
rs bbls. Mess, No. / and No. 9 Beef
) ditto b M. Pork
I 90 VT. Coffee
80 chests Tyson, Y. Hyson, II. skin, 5.
S0uchong TEAS
Warranted Anchors and Hedges
Pants ground ia oil
Scale Beams-Fryingpans
Horn Lsnlhoru Leaves. and Msckerel
I.ulcs. III. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

THE fubferiber hereby gives pubIic notice
70 AT concerned, that fhe has been duly
appointed and taken upon he rielf the trrfl at
Admiaiiiratrix on the eitate Of
GEORGE ELWELL,
late of Gorhzm, IN the county of Cumberland
mariner, deceafed, by giving bond a. tie law
directs--~lhe therefore requeits al perions who
arc indebted TO the laid decesT.ds efzte. 20
make immediate payment; and thcfe W.T.
have any demands thereon, &c sahsbit the fame
TO her
INEVITABLE x ELWELL.
HAY u mark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27
AMERICAN CAPTURES.

The Privateer, FAIR Trader, has captured
an Eugliih ihip, 400 tons in balaR, from Brit
tol the Lyon of MarbIehsad has captured al
ERgliih fchooner laden with lumber and "a
gal itoresi the Paul Jones Of New York has
captured an Enghih brig. The privzteer DOL
phis has taken al Engiih Barque which was
afterwards retsken by the Isllan frigare; the
Dolphin alto captured lchooner from Halifax
and after taking cur 1000 dollars and euzn
ily Of beaver releafed her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-07-27

FE Proprietors If Portland Pier are re-
minded that on the Goth of March lsl
an saeament OF IS dollars on each flare WIS
voted--notice in therefore given that uniees
faid aileisnsnt is paid 70 ne the Iublcriber
on or before the 2sth of September next, 10
much Of fad dsiinqusnt flares as will be ne
cehary % pay that zfedmeut aud charges
will be fold a. Public Auction, 1t ~ o'clock
a "A. on iSd Pier
TsJ ~ JOHN HOBART, 75aaiarsr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11

making prisoners and killing'i in a cowar,iIy
biahl1ei' III the arsenal ,,sevcra! unarmed SOL
otcfs, the day subsequent trt the ratifcat.O.t
OF the sirmiSt;ce, and ADVANCING. their posts
into the very territory that was stipulated
nos to be occupied and even erected bridfr Z,
! IS oyer the Disaquadero, and were tra,ispcr-
ting their artillery and troops 20 Confluence
their hostile attack. "a
Had j not been compelled by these mo-
'ives, l was incapable of. taking up arms
against those who had not drawn the sword
and under this persuasion, request that
tne mumcIpal corps represented in the Ca
Dido, will. Immediately on receiving this
dispatch, call a meeting of the heads of tho
rivii corporations and Ger public function
| aGes' IN order to make known to t.sn tho
FRATERNITY and peace to which my heart OH
| iy aspircs. Far from wishing to opptess
with fresh troubles people inundated by
|misiortunes which they never expected To
suhcr, and consulting the only ifeans left
20 them to remedy rlleir present calanli.ies
and restore TO them their former happiness
by sendiDga deputation from each town os
the respective provinces, so that on my aI>
! rlval they may take the oath of fidelity and
obedience, and acknowledge the sovereign.
(! ty OF the national cortes, the representatives
OF ferdinand VII /; revoking under the same
oati, any other which they may have taken
against these sacred rights--and presenting.
at the same time authentic documents OF
the number of arms, both offensive anu de-
iensive, of whatever description they NAV
be; which they shall! deliver to me.
ny doing which. my army, the protectors
| OF liberty and American loyalty, will enter.
without any offensive demonstration, only TO
secure TRANQUILITY and happiness to the
towns, while eXhort as their countrman,
united to them by the bonds of friendship
ana love OF country, not to expose themselves
to. the dreadful catastrophe of Guayaeui,
having every reason to expect from their &C
nervous and doce disposition, that they will
soon give proofs of being the loyal subjects
, OF the most gracious monarch on earth, and
viii gratefully submit TO what ! have pro-
posed TO them, and voluntarily give an an
swer, which must be sent within the term
OF twenty four hours after receiving this let
tier.
| For the complete satisfaction and infor-
nation of your excelleneies, of my subse-.
lqucnt proceedings, / accompany you the IN
closed manifesto as the best testimony there.
| Of.
(Signed) Joseph Manuel de Goyencche.
God preserve your eXcellencies meny
years.
Head quarters. at the Desaquadero,
oath June, 1871.
! lSigned) Josehh Manuel de GogenecAe.
To the illustrious Cabldo, Junta
and Regiment of the city de la
Paz, Governor & Intendant.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
BRITISH ORDERS IN COUNCIL.

An extract of letter from Dublin, pub
lished in the "Sun" of to day, leads us to be-
lieve that necessity will compel the British
government to withdraw the orders in whole
or in part, at least temporarily. But, we
hear nothing of rendering us justice, or even
IS half-justicc," by restoring our seamen
and making restitution for spoliation.
The last crop in England, &c. was SC
scanty as to ensure demand for large i'm
portations ot,grain and Uhig.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
:. BRITISH FRIENDSHIP.
Erfract of'a letter from, an officer Of
AN U. s. rcgiMent Of LnIGnlrn, Gal

Erfract ola letter jron, an officer Of The
| an u. j. regiment Of Infantry, dated
Fort Knor, Deo. 90, 1911.
During the last summer, large parties of
| Indians, OF different tribes, have been seen
iiock King in British garrisons and around Bri-
tlsh agents, Oh cur northern frontier; return
ing better satisfied with British gold, arms,
anin,h milton, &c, than with the friendshih &
protection Of the AmericsHi government
AS further proof that the British agents have
influence among the different tribes CT lndi-
ans, tothe pref, ice and injury Of the U. S.
l insert an extract of Il letter received by
Gov. Harrison since the battle Of the 7th of
November, from gentleman OF respectable
lity, dated
! e Alag9ygo,. 10 miles belo.u Detroit,
| SEPT 6, 1871.
About five weeks ago principal war
Chief or the Patawatama nation, who resides
ON or near the Illinois river, at or near the
Piorias,-he is about so years old, with a
decrcpid right hand, and eye Gis6gured,
whose name is not now reColiected, but will
he sentoy the next mail, with about so war
| i1ors OF the same nation, came to the village
OF Brownstown, niiie miles below this, and
opposite the British fort at Maiden, and re-
quested a aounCil with the UynLots, at or
near that village, to whom, when collected,
he offered the pipe, but the principal Wvn-
dot Chief refused to take the pipe, until he
should know the subject on which they
should smoke; on which he told them, 9"
will tell you over the river, at Maiden
He Immediately crossed the river, and in
the morning the Wyndots sent over some of
their people to learn the object, and were
present, when the Patawatama chief sd-
dressed Col. Elliot, British Indian agent, as
follows" We have already killed num-
Der OF the Americans and taken number of
nd cot l.
arms & ammunition, to enable us to proceed
in the ,zyar, which we are determined upon
These facts think you may rely on
Boston Patriot
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

~.
Capt. Hamilton, of the ship Governor
Strong, from Lisbon, spoke on the 24th Dec.
the British Packet Manchester, ID days from
England Tor Jamaica, and procured file OF
London Papers to the evening of the 5th De-
cember, inclusive, which capt. II. obiieinglv
favored the Editors of the Mercantile Ad.
vertiser with, from which We have made the
following hasty summary.
No change had taken place in the British.
Cabinet.
LONDON, Nov. 90.
Mr.. Joei BGrioyv, the American minister
at Paris, had his first audience of Bonoparte
on the 18th, when he presented his creden-
tials.-Conrier.
November 26.
The intelligence from Dantzie, stated in
the French papers, that all the American
ships i'll that port had been condemned, and
orders issued for sale of their cargocs
Nov. 20.
Several OF the principal distillers yester-
day waited upon the Chancellor Of the Es,-
chequer, concerning the putting a stop to this
dst'liaton OF corn, curing the high price of
that article.--A requ,si,ion was made to the
Lord Mayor of London, praying him to ,s.
semble Court, to consider of an address TO
the Prince Regent, to suspend by Proclama.
Jon. the distilling of Malt Spirit, during tho
high price OF bread Corn.
violent storm, from the 18th of Oct to
| the I'd Nov. was experienced at Copenha-
| gen, and several vessels were driven ashore.
An English fiigate was seen on shore
near FallstOne, dsmasted, and disappear
| ed ia the night.---An English seven
| ty-four struck rock near Born
holm, and SUNK. a convoy, in passing tho
Belt, was dispersed, and part destroyed
| The waters in the Baltic were uncommonlY
! low.
! a disturbance broke ogt in Nottingham on
Sunday la@ttand 80 stocking frames, in sew
cral workshops, were destroyed. A similar
destruction took place III several of the
ncighboiipg towns.
Dec. T..
| Corn EXchauge-@Vheat Is 10 90 and 90
ShiinIgs-@.iiI.e -four, IS to 100,
| a dispatch Of Lord Wellington's Of ti,A
18th Nov. states that the country on both
banks Of the Tagus, as far mp as Araniuez
has been made over bV the Emperor to Mar
| shall Marmont for the support OF the arn.r
| a Portugal. This Arrangement has reduced
tJosef,h Bonapartc to the greatest distress. -
the produce Of that ceuntry was ali that Is :
lad to depend upon.
Dec. s.
Price of Stocks-Corsolelf for ees,, 50 IA
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
LATEST FROM PORTUGAL.

Last evening arrived at this port the fas.
sailing ship Governor Strong, Hamilton, in
AZ days from Lisbon froa whence he sailed
on the 18th Dec.
Capt: III. informs lis, that the British and
French Armies remained almost inactive, as
per. last advices.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11
FOREIGN.

NEw-YoRK, Feb, /. \
The British brig Of war Calibre, Thomp.-
son, in 81 days from BERMUDA, with dis.
patches, arrived at the Quarantine Ground
yesterday morning.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-11

pcctive stations, and TO grant that our servi-
ces mawredound to the lasting happiness and
wclfai OK the state.
DANIEL D. TOMPkINS.
albany, ian. %, 1912.