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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-25
.By AUTHORITY OTsTHE STATE OF
MARYLAND.)
SCHEME or
rhe Medical College Lottery.

20 5000
~ 40 10000
30 X Is ,ooc
10000 IL l1o'ooe
ll762 prizes Not fwo blanks $4,000
1888 blanks / 10 Prize
$4,000 tickets at Ten Dollars each S8So'ooo
CASH PRIZES.
Subject to deduction of fifteen per cent,
Stationary prizes as fotios0:
9 First drawn ticket entitledto S5ooo
5oUo blanks SlS each
The next 1000 do, IS
co. Ticket after the 5000 blanks $4,000
First drawn ticket on the l5th and until the
25th day $500 each
Do. 2sth to S5th Except
ing the Tickets constituting 100 l''As''
The said ten prizes to consist OF the num-
hers from TO 1000 inclusive, each han-
,lred Of the said 1000 to be one prize, the
FIRST drawn hundred or lowest number Tor
the 25th day, and so regularly ascending 10
the S5th 800
First drawn ticket on the ssth 5000
Do. seth to 4lst soy
Do. 4lst TO 5otb inclusive 1000
Do. 55th day 5o,ooo
ire nrize books TO consist ofNos looo
The object contemplated to be accomplish
ed by the above scheme, is emioently cnti
tied to the favor and patronage of the cit's
.zens of Baltimore. The establishment OF a
Medical College will unqueationably have q
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our city :-on it perhaps may be
hereafter cngrafted the other Colleges, and
thus an university BIO constituted.
1t will however give US other importaht
advantages-it will promote spirit OF ln-
yestigation In the faculty, it will induce
Young men of talents to establish themselves
in our CITY. and thereby permanently secure
TO this community the best aid that can be
a Afforded by the medical profession 1t may
also be proper to remark. that 1t thls school
should prosper, as is anticipated, it will
cause large sums to be expended annually
IN this city, which would otherwise be dis
burseci in other places
We presume that those gentlemen who
are anxious for the advancement of the IN
terests OF Baltimore, will give us their sup
port on the above considerations.
To those who are inclined to profit them
selves at the same time that they encourage
us-we confidently say, that no scheme OF
a lottery so splendid or promising as the a
boye, has ever been offered IN this country
The commissioners having already
contracted For the sale OF a sufficient number
Of Tickets to authorize them IN liking the
{ arliest day for drawing, that the time ne
cessary for making preparations VIII aqnlt'
GIEE NOTICE.
That the drawing of the Medical College
Lottery viii commence
On the 18th day of June next.
TICKETS
may be had by application 70 the Managers.
MANAGERS
John B. Dayiige Midd'n D. Masruder
lanes Mosher Isaac Purnell
John Comegys Benjamin Berry
Robsrt Cary Long George Winchester
b. H. AIuilikin John Crawford
D. a: Smith q. p Mitchell
Hall Harrison 2, Il. Nlekln
w. n Clendinen William M'Mechen
Fietdine Lucas, Jun. ] It. H. Worthington
William Gwynn William Jessop
David Hoffman Henry Thompson
Samuel Baker Charles A. Warhcld
James Cooke Charles Wrgman
Jonathan Meredith William Lorman
Jeremthh Sullivan
THE MEDICAL. COLLEGE.
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NOTICE.

IN pursuance ola Decree fthe 5th circuit OF
the United States court, Virginia district,
entered May term 1904, in cause between
.TR1sTRAM DALroN, Plaintiff. * CHARLES
EwELL, Defendant--The subscribers who
are named as Commissioners In the said
Decree, will OBJ Monday the 9Th of May
next, expose to sale, to the highest bidder,
ct the Courthouse of Prince William coun-
ty, in the town Of Dumfries, for ready
money,
A Tract Of Land,
Within ten miles of the town of Dumfries,
situated and being on Quantico Creek Run,
containing 800 Acres--2oo Of which is under
lease for three lives, g.ven by BERTRAND
EwELL to BENJAMIN Roe.
Also, another Tract of L AND, containing
$50 Acres, in the county Of Prince VI iliam,
situated in the fork of the road leading to
and near Dumfries, formerly the property
Of Mrs ELIZABETH GALyAN.
Also, three Lots of LAND in the town of
Dumfries, or Quantico Creek, designated
in plot of said town as No, i66, l67 and part
of l68, on ore which Lots there formerly
stood a Creamery.
Thomas Harrison.
Edmund |. Lee.
10th April, 1912. ids
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seth days, each 500
LIST do. do 10th day $4,000
LIST Go do AID * 44th days, each 600
500 Tickets to be considered one days
drawing.
First drawn Ticket, the oh, 18th, 18th,
9th, slst, 22d, 2Sd, Gath, Goth and 27th
DAYS, (ths Tickets constituting Prizes except
edl each, entitled to 100 Tickets in this
Class.
Prizes payable 90 days after the drawing
is completed, subject to Is per cent. dedue-
ton.
Last drawn 500 Tickets each day fron4
the 4 lst to the 5oth day inclusive, entitled to
10 dollars, payable in Tickets in the Sd Class.
The Tickets constituting Prizes in this
Class, to consist of the numbers from lO,o0l
to ll,oo0 inclusive each hundred to be one
prize, the lowest hundred for the 9th day,
the next lowest for the 18th day, and SO on
until the 10 prizes are drawn.
Purchasers of 100 Tickets, or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days after the
IIawing of this class, for notes with approx
ed indorsers
All Prizes not demanded within - months
after the drawing Of this class, viii be con-
sidered as given up for the benefit Of the
Lottery.
Eacf. Prize of 10 cellars drawn in the First
Glass, will be received III payment of Tickets
in this Class at eight dollars and fifty cents
The Managers of the Potomack and She
nandoah Navigation Lottery having COM
pIeted The drawing OF the frst class, they
trust 10 inc satisfaction Of all concerned,
which has given stimulus to the improve
ment of the navigation Of those rivers, that
promises SPEEDY completion of that useful,
work offer this scheme to the public un-
der a we'll founded expectation that it will
meet with their appreciation and support,
particularly of all immediately interested in
making those rivers navigablc at all seasons
CHARLES SIMNS, President.
JOHN MASON,
JONAH THOMPSON, Direc-
WILLIAM STEWART, + tors.
GEORGE PETER,
Aprils eoSn
NJ Tickets in the above Lottery may be
had at the company's Office in Georgetown,
of the Treasurer, where viii be received
Zen Dollar Prizes in the first class in pay
ment for Tickets in this class.
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
IN The case Of R1cEARD YsITcR, Ge.
against
The BRIG JOHN.
Bv virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
the District of Columbia, In the above suit,
will be offered for sale on credit OF six,
twelve and eighteen months, for approved
negotiable notes with good endorser, on
Saturday the 25th inst. at the Coffee-House
in Alexandra, at | O'Clock,
The Brig John, her Furniture,
Tackle and Apparel.
RI. Taylor.
April 81 st
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PUBLIC SALE

Under the authority ola Dsed Of r,,.tc
Jane Wilkinson and others, the sub.cr SONS
viii oflsr at Public Sale, ON the prem ,'esS
on the l5th day Of April naxt-- 'e"''sTs,
A Lot Of Ground with tba
Buildings and Improvements, forra.,. 1o
property of Thomas Wilkinson. ds.9 the
situated on the East-side of Fairf,~ 0V s.'
between Duke and Wolfe streets, N ~ fssa,
30 feet, in depth 70 feet inches-.Tha - ont Ont
will be made for cash. '"is
+. | Taylor,
James Saaderson,
The above sale is postponed
till Saturday the 18th inst. at 4
O'Clock IN the afternoon.
April Y
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Vaccine Institution Lottery

Commences drawing on Wednesday, the s.h
of May--and contains
prizes of s 10000
s de- Of 5000
10 do. of 1000
Present price ofTickets Sand will ad.
vance to 81 II On Monday the 4th of Nav
sLP Tickets in the above Lottery-and in
the Potomac & Shenandoah Lottery, End Glass
Baltimore Medical College--and Rockville
Academy Lottery.
FOR SAFE BT
r. GRAY.
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2,5OO do. OF y 5O,JUU
$3.50 do. of 10 $4,000
1864 Prizes, amounting to S 2l2,5oo
l4,sl6 Blanks, not l-2 to a Prize.
$4,000 Tickets at IS so 2l2 500
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JOAN B. Dayidge
James Mosher
John Comegys
Robert Cary Long
3. n Mullikin
D. AZ Smith
Hall Harrison
w Fl CIendlnen
Fielding Lucas, jun.
William Gwynn
Z David Hoffman
Samuel Baker
James Cooke
Jonathan Meredith
JeremRh Sullivan
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-10-23
PROCLAMATION OF THE EMPER.
Or ALEXANDER,
PsSisitedeS ia ;scs1eTai Orders 6g The Cen;
N11IsRer az Chief Rennia1rarr

FtSoheJleI IA yc'1eTai Orders By The Com
T'a1Ger az Chief Beuniugscr.
RUSSIANS 1.-The enemy had Quilted
the D@saA, and has proclaimed his intenti-
ON az ALTERING l,atiie. He accuses you of
orss5ssilY, because he mistakes, or affects to
I'lisSa@e. aae policy of your system. Can
me -teH, have forgotten The chastisement
WHICH your valoy inflicted at Dunaberg and
Nlioa wherever, ia short it has been
dsenaed proper to oppose. them Desper-
aae COUNCILS are a3Cpe compatible with the
e'sierprize he has undertaken and the dan
gers of sfis situation but sh all we, there
fuhe. DE lmprudeat, and foy,ego the advanta-
Ses OF 'uv OwRf He would march to Mos
c1@--ier him. But can be, by the tempo
Tary possession os that city. Conquer the
Empire az Russia aud subjugate popula-
tioTi OF SD millions Distant from his re-
sources near 500 miles, ne would even if
victorious, not escape the fate Of The warri
or Charles XII. When, pressed Oh eve
side by hostile armies, with a peasant,
sworn IN his destruction, rendered furious
by has e.scesSes, and rreconciable by diff.
eFshce OF religion, of customs, of Language.
how would he retreat
Russians Rely OH your Emperor and
the Com manders whum he has APPOINTED.
he knows the ardent and indignant valour
Which ourns in the bUsOms Of his soldiers
al ahe beasts of the enemy. He knows
that they are eager for battle that they
g feve as Its being deferred, and at the
tli usat Of retiring. This cruel necessit,
will not exist long. Even now the period
OF It's duration lessons. Already are our
Allies preparing to inenace the rear Of the
invader wbere he inveigied too far to re-
treat with fmpunity, shall soon have to
Combat with the scissors, with famine, and
With innumerable armies Of Russians--Sol-
diers, when the period for Offering battle
ARRIVES, your Emperor will be an eye Wit
ne IS OF your exploits, and reward your va
lour.
(9iGncd) ALEXANDER.
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INDfAN HOsTILIrILs

IT. III tINFIT Z
SAVANNA. oct 8---'Tfe folloui,r 10 -,
trac'ed from letter from gentleman 81
responsibility jn ST Mlry's to another in
this cir, ds&ed October 3
ellis ,aopcnt. received letter
from c pra1 WoodrT. oftae tiin,eA S.ates'
army, u whic, tae following j, an extea~t.
Dctobcr 1912.
'.Ve scarce tmc 90 inform ycd. Col.
y 'nli, w,ta ade; chmcnj of & orp;a vo.
j. GERS, r. i7e number IS ore hun3r,d and
seseaitea nceD, .'ad al action With ,he Indi.
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CHARLESTON BLoCKADED.

j..
OCTOBER 1s. All day yesterday our port
was blockaded by three English brips Of
war, who took seven OF eight sail of vessels.
(see marine head) and one of the briggs sail
ed with their prizes last evening, supposed
Tor Nassau. This is the first vtsis of th,
kind we have :ad since war commenced.
A:r. British ship Phoenix, carrying -
nines and Sizes and had IL men. late Ross
commandsr-Prize to the privateer MARY
ANN, of this port from Bermuda bound IN
hlngstonj Cam.) cargo 100 pipes FavaI
Vine Captured on the 23d September off
Cape libeToons after rupning fight of Sc
ven hours aud Close engagement of three
NO hves lost on either side Captain ST.
caro-, OF the Mary Ann, was slightly wound
Gu ne MARY Ann had captured a num-
per OF drogers and destroyed them was in
formed ny one OF them that the privateer
wasp Taylor, ot Baltimore, and last from,
TINS port. had been Captured by the Gar
land British sloop of war, AND sent into la
maica- Abe privateer Comet, Lafond. of
baltimore, was IN company with the Mary
Ann several days. The Phenix, in coming
up tue Channel on Tuesday evening. was
hred at from Fort Mcultrie, and the shot
upset one OF her guns, tore up the plank
snare, shattered the boat, and LODGED i'm one
OF TIE spars on deck--fcrtunatei it did not
XIII any one. Capt Ross, two BOYS and the.
cook, are III the PheHixi the rest Of the
crew were put on board Spanish schonn-
er. Nne or ten sail of American vessels
had beeH sent into Bermuda previous 20
the Ph@nix sailing, two cartels had arrived
there from New yotk, and took away the
Captains aud Passengers. The Prison ship
vas crowded with american seameu.I.
rr"'lsions very scHrce. Captain Ross states,
mat he vas po'-eIy treated by captain
M lyer. the prize in2ste,.
Fuvltcer 5chr! Lovely Lass. Smith. VIII
! mluston, N. Z. SKIES and 80 men--came
20 complete her equipment. was chased
sc 'erday morning by British man OF wan
brig
Schooner Sampit, Carvele, Georgetown
---H CT? {. kerShaw and others. Ofthe
role SNAKE was chased by British man
% war bris' but standing fn close to the
b r. ser she stood "a.
TIRE BRITISH ARMED BRIGS
enc ~ tHem an hermayhrndue, are IN the
ojinns WIN one brig, TOUR schconers and a
81 %. prizcs
n pi'o' coat ircr the BIZ reports that the
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tend to the delivery of their letters.
Although large number of them were
|opened previous to their being delivered TO
the commissioners, yet no seal has ever
been broken It their Office, but by the re =
quest on the person to whom the letter was
directed rand after the owner of any letter
nad "ead it. he thought proper to leave it,
he was permitted TO seal it again without
submitting 1t TO the perusal OF any person.
". \. lier. .dGv.
az The ship Oliver Ellsworth, in 81 DAYS
iion Liverpool, bound to City Point with $,
cargo OF dry goods. anchored in Hampton
Roads on Saturday.
" FLOUR ut Gaudalope and to windN
ward is $40 barrel. .To'1ok Herald !
MR.. EDITORIAL constant reader of your
paper wishes TO enquire the reason, why
lseeing the late General Of the u. States
North Western Army was nothing but a
H"H Those, who were the Colonies rker-
neiS uid not take the Command, and throw
he Hal away
FALSTAFF.
,laf.fesfi.
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ANOTHER pnI1r

N. YoRK, Oct. 7.-RiIish scLr. hdeI;ns S,,;.
Pr'ze-mas'er, from Martinique, under Snanish col,
"rs with full cargo of sugars, ca atured on lie 17,h
of September in sight Of Martinique, hy The nr;vs.
teer schr Rosamond. of this port
BELOW LAST NIGHT.
schr. from Baltimore and an armed s,n ,;,,,
awhile flag, supposed to he the British nact ., ~
the Swittsure, with dispatches from ENGLAND.
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Treguier. where they have been deposited
in presence and under the care Of the I'D :
ministration of Marine and Customs. as
well as in presence OF MIR. Courage Ker-
sauX. of Paimpoi, acting by order and OH &C
count of the aforesaid owner of the Priva =
tcer L'Eleonore, to whom this prize be-
longs, as sanctioned hv his Majesty.
State OF the cargo OH being landed at Ire
guier. .|
~ Gdts. Pot Ashes, Gig Bills. soft Turten.ine
so do. Pearl .4shes, % do. hard do.
1000 DO, Tar, 1860 Slaves
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Extract ofa ieHcrfrom 81. Afarg's, Suted
October 9.


Poor Capt. WILLIAMS is dead and
Col. NEWMAN has had an engagement with
the Indians, and killed Is, and lost one him
self-Ae was Oh his march TO t;eir Town
It happened in the pine barren, in the day
time, and their numbers were stated to be
about equal, but at night the Indians ret,--n.
ed to the attack With their numbers dou
bled but Col. Newman had dispatched
expresses to Col. Smith for q reinforcement
we have not yet heard the result of the
second attack.
=" Col Smith has retreated to the Block
House OH St. JOINS.
Yesterday an Express arrived here with
Information that 1000 men are on their
march from the upper Counties to this place
tod grant that they may so0n arrive.
SaUanHah Museum, OCT. &.
rs some misapprehension exists with res
pect to the grounds upon which the Prize
Commissioners proceed IN dciNerius, letters.
1t is deemed proper to- state. that by "A rule
Of the Distrc, Court it is made the durv OF
the Commissioners to transmit an letters
and documents whi5h may be found on board
ct a captured vessel. to Tie CLERK &c the
District Court under seal, where they ave 70
remain until the further order Of the Court
Ihisru could not be departed from but viii.
he consent of all concerned, and the can
tors refused TO Give their consent until they
were satisfied that the letters did not relate
to B.itsh property. Under these circnm-
stances the Commissioner were earnestly
requested by a number o. merchants, TO at
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British vessels of war Off here have captu-
red the schooner Clifton, Davis, from
t'ec"S-.own, with rice sChr. Rice Bird,
from Santee schr. Union, Barker, hence
tor New-ilaven, and the slcop Mary-Ann,
Redheld, hence for New-York. and several
others, names unknown, s in sail.
The British vessels of the bar are the
Sappho. O,Grady, of rs S2-poand carron-
AIDES; the Rhod,n. Boss, 10 l2's and two
long 6's; and the Variable, Yates, of IL
l2-pound carronades.
tits with sincere pleasure we learn. that
the gallant Captain HUI! is appointed &C IN
mander of this part and harbor and that
1T is in contemplation to fortify the
Narrows as To render it impossible for an
enemy's to feet pass. Thus the great ON
mercial depot OF the United States will be
rendered safe, thereby enhancing the pro-
perry OF our fellow citizens, and inducing
thousands to flock in to pursue their COM
merciai, manufacturing, & mechanical cal
Engs. ". Y. Gu-.
The Republican ticket has succeeded in
the following counties in Pennsylvania. by
large majorities :-Berks, Northampton,
Lehish and Bucks.
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ErfrGct Of a fetterfyom the Post Master
a. Cincinnati. 10 gentleman in Peters,
ours, dated October 8.
on will have learnt before this reaches
you, that Forts Wayne and Harrison have
neeH relie. ed After Gen Harris, N had re-
heved Fort WAYNE and DESTROYED several
indian towns aud their corn i'm the neigh
ooihood OF that place he returned to ST
Mary's with part # his army To get for
Waro provisions and sores, and sent general
winchester, with about 1000 men. to For,
Dehance. Before he reached that place il
Is stated, that a British, Canadian and Ind,
an force. OF about 5000 men, had collected
ana were returning with some pieces of Can
non, in order TO re-a,tAck Fort w tXne-
w winchester got within Z or ) M les of De-
nance at che time the enemy reached III T.
place. Our troops were without bread. &,
Cen Winchester did not thnik it prudent
to attack the foe. He threw up a breast
WORK around ms camp and seat OFF for ii ~
rison, VIII" marched OH the 3Oth Ut Be ptenher
with 5000 men, and would reach Wnches-
ter on the Sd ct this month. il is exuerted
that the Indians would dispense, and not
come 10 battle.-Gen. Upper had started
some days past, with 1850 mounted men
to get in the rear of the enemy at the foot Of
the rapids OF the Miami of the lake 1t is
eXPec ted that be will succeed IN taking the
Cannon ct the enemy, should they run off q
not come to battle. We feel confident that
Harrison will regain Detroit and take NAL
den this fall Inc Indians killed or 7 of
men near Defiance"
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WAsH1KeroN C1rY.Oct. II.

W NSH INC TON WY, OCt. II.
Letters from the Mississippi Territory as
late as the 20tt of Sept. state that tn
Chickasaw, Cherokee ard Chsc,aw Indians.
are determined to remain friendly to the u.
States.
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BRITISH LICENCES

We are informed by an Intelligent and
highly respectable merchant, that within
three days past, nearly sic Aundred B,i-
'tSh Licences have arrived in the Cnited
States by means of which. our II erchants
are authorised. By the British government
to trade, unmolcsted, with Spain and por-
lugai NY. Pan. Saher.
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request, for the purpose of investigating the
circumstances OF the late U. S. brig Nauti-
ne court were unanimously and deci-
ueo'{ Z" opinion. that in the capture of the
late U. 5. brig Nautilus, Lieut. Cranr ha,.
late commander, and his officers. are en-
tre!y free from the least blame or censure
and do consider Lieut.. Crane did every
thing to prevent such capture that a skilfnI
and experienced officer could possibly do .
he opinion ofthe court. Sir. only confirms
the impression confidently entertained with
respect to Your cunduct ON the occasion to
which it refers. ~
l have the honor to be, respectfully, Sir
your OBJ. servant, ~
PAUL HAMILTON. >
Wm' NJ Crane, Esq. of the Navy,
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~, Oniosfozvn Penn. Ocf. 8.
we are informed by capt. r. Rowland,
express from Gen. Harrison to onr militia
row lyme. at Pittsburg, that they are to be
mIrened rom thence to w oos,eri in the state
~ ONO m order to Join the army now on it's
way Tor Detroit. They are to march in
vi . oavS. IL is also stated that they will
take with them about II pieces of art;l,erv
SIS, 8. 12's and 5 howitzens.
hrdnlor,, * Oct.7.
PATRIOTIC.
The Ladies ofPI'fs (72 in nnmber) have
subscribed clothing for the Kentucky VOL
unteers. estimated at S6oO.
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TO the Editors oTfhe Yezu- York Gazette.
a. Rrr,rr,in A

|"'Npth, Ott. II, lof
MEN--The day before YES
terday the British S.oop of War ROYAL
George, entered the mo 9TH of the Genes
see RiNer, landed about so men under the
Pre,e"ce of searching for deserters they
pinniered the Inhabitants IF every valuable
article they could find, < departed before
the people uli lect TO resist them. IA
king with them two A uerican vessels.
Or the 29th alt n detachment from the
lSih resiment embarked in 40 boats at Salt
Point, Ont'tiago Lake under the Command
OF lieutenant Colonel Chrystie-it is pre-
sum their place of defamation is Ni.ps.
III
" The British force al Fort George and
Its dependencies. is abn.t 1000
tits replrted that General, Brock has
summoned Fort Mag ira to surrender.",
lame down the Sound, the privateer Ma
renSo. ct this port, and her prize, the brig
Concord, OF London, with wine from Tene,
rife.
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Letters from RaHfar say, THAT Ad-
MIRA Warren neverheard of his having any
powers 20 treat with the American govern-
pers.'' Boston Cen
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The Secretary OF the Navy to Il. Crane
late Of the Nautilus.
NAVY Dehcrfmenf, oct. I
SIR-The following is the opinion of the
Court Of Inquiry convened agreeable 70 your
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:, letter from an American gentleman at
Porto Rico, to his friend in New York, dated
sept. Fl, says, captain Hoskins, of the
three masted lugger Ofonoko. of IL guns Sc
gu men, publicly declared if lac Should fall
IN with any Yankee Privateer, he would
snow no quarters. Information of this was
sent to captain Stafford who sent him a chal
ienSe, and Hoskins dared not to meet him %