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SEA EVENTS ca THE WAR.

Extract ofa letter, dated HahJar, July
27th, from, q pery intelligent gentleman in
thar PLACE -" The Acasta frigate arrived
yesterday in % days from Lisbon, bringing
in with her the brig Curlew fitted but from
your port. The Curlew, understand,
tooS her for store ship, and got within
pistol shot before she discovered her mis-
take. The Acasta had not heard of the
war before falling in with the Curlew. No
adjudication on the prizes will take place
before we hear from England. The ac-
counts from Lisbon, state that Salamanca
was daily expected to be in possession of
the allies"
There were 80 American vessels at Ha-
iifax--bdt we have not been able to learn
the names Of them.
.Armed Uessefs at Halifar--Acasta, 40
guns, Capt. Kerr; Ringdove, 1S, Captain
Oavers Hunter and Club, schrs.
The Spartan and Maidstone British fri
gates are making havoc among the priya
teers, &c. on the eastern coast. TheV have
also taken several fishing vessels, the crews
OF which they have sent home. Among o.
ther captures is the Sally, PIERCE, from
EastpOrt for Boston, with passengers, and
about 10000 dollars in specie. None Of the
English or privateersmen were killed in the
attacks on the privateers. Three of the
English were wounded. The Phebe was
ACiChSSh ~ tbC liiS 10 DTiUg nome the
Marblehead fishermen she left them the
9Th inst. of Little Harbor where they
saw them capture topsail schooner. The
Henry, Mcrryman, from Boston with -four,
had also been captured by the British boats.
The Madison prisateer of Portland, was at
Mount Desert.
The ship Amanda, which was taken some
time SINCE, from Bordeaux. and condemned.
sailed a few days before with cargo of
8our, for Lisbon. Flour at Halifax was II
and flee 8 dolls.
The George, of Salem, from Liverpool.
was sent into Halifax, the 22d 5uly.
The late ". S. brig Nautilus, has been
manned from the ships of the British saua-
dron, and make one Of them.
The Spartan, 80, Capt. Brenton; aud
Maidstone, So, capt. Burdet, were at an
chor in the Bay of Fundy the 5th, With Sc
verai prizes: The Indian and Plumper
were of st. Johns with convoy.
Capt. Driscoll, arrived at Gloucester from
owl head, brought part Of the crew of the
Madison priyateer Of that port, who say,
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(TENN0 NASHVILLE, Aug. Ave
are gratihed at having an opportunity Of
laying before our readers the letter Of the
Secretary at War, making known 10 Gov.
Biount, that the President had accepted
the tender of the West 7rnnessre 1,oI,lu'
teers, who have offered their services To
the general government also the letter of
Gov Blount communicating that intelli.
gence to the major-general of the second
division.--lt will be seen BY these letters,
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ra--eodee, Indigo and horas--R. Sc w. Gill.
An Embargo WAS laid an all vessels GA the
70 IN. and remained ,n fnrcc when they sail-
e"--a 0ispo ait,on being shvwn by the cre-
ans or taking possession of The place TO de.
tam All vessels, and strangers of every de-
sCriptin being takenlip in the streets The
Independence and Eleanor cut III cir ca ,es
and ran cut under the ire of the forts an
English schooner was sunk in attempting TO
yei away. and several OTHERS that had hull
Cd outside an English i,igate to profie Of
her convoy IN getting cut were injured by
thc fort. Alo,'eperde. the general ccm-
mandiDg the army from Coro, obtained nos
session by 4 secret treaty of,thc provinch of
Venezuela, a'd entered Laguira with about
SEQ men ON SIst July, Miranda having dis
triouted the troops in different and distant
tiirecuous, under pretencc of queliing insur-
rectons said to have been raised bvtthe
miranda was seized in his bed on
S0th July by order Of the comm andant, and
sent tn Caracas with many other oiSccrs Of
! distinction 20 await lis trial. Monte, ertle
| had established a tribunal to investiga;eA-
| merican property.
The Captain of the English ship, sent In
to TINS port by the COMET, has had all his
private adventure restored To him.
The adventure Of The Capt. of the shin
Mechanic, of New-Eo captured BY the
British, was all taken away from him
lput that and that together and ask
where is 6TiHsh a,2agnani'aay?
| Bait:z7ore Sus.
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am, Sir, sc &c.
"JOHN ARMSTRONG"

baltimore, Aug 2l.-Arrved British shin
Braganza, tn. Port au Prime, bound 10 London,
prize to the privaeer Tom, captain Wilson, of this
port-she has a valuable cargo of Coffee and Log
wood The Is. sailed on the LIST aud was captured
on the llth in lat. ST. SO, long. 6S, after running
night OF 50 minutes, she mounts IL guns with TWEEN.
V one men, about 400 Tie Tom was in ex
pcctstion of falling in with ship that sailed the
same day with the 3. She was 600 tons burthen,
with million OF Coffee
The President of the U. States has ratified the
armistice tor 90 days, entered into between gen.
Dearborn and the governor OF Lower Canada.
NJ Y. p.
NEWPORT, Aug. is-Arrived brig Sarah from
Portland brings information that prize to the Pri-
yateer Ieazer had arrived there worth 100000
dollars.
BOSTON, Aug i1--Last evening arrived, brig
joseph, Reed, Bonavista. Spoke July 81, lat. 20
long oil 80, an English ship of about 500 tons, with
rich cargo from Canton, PRIZE to the COMET
privat of Baltimore.
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that on the Sd inst the boats of English
|cruisers. one Of which was the Piumrer
ook this privateer and the Revenue Crttei,
ana destroyed the privatsers and mace =
tender OF the cutter THAI they intended t.
proceed to Machias, and destroy the PR
vateers there, and then sweep the coast of
all privateers. They had about 200 soldiers
on board.
(K.) FRANKFORT, August 5.-Mr. Tho
mas Davis Carneal, assistant quarter mas
ter to General Hull's army, arrived this
morning express from Gen. Hall To our ex-
ecutive. He Left Headquarters at Sand
witch, on the 29th u!t. Gen. Hull requests
"A reinforcement from this state. He also
intentions that Fort Niichilimackinac was
taken by che British, aided by 1000 Iu-
dians.
a letter from General James Taylor. Of
Newport, who is quarter. master general to
General Iuii's army, and district paymas-
ter for the states of OHIO and Kentucky
contains the following clauses -" Mr.. Car
neal Will furnish the army you may be plea :
sed to order out, any facility in transporta-
iion that You NAV deem necessary. The
troops can receive pay rs you may direct
in the case or the Ohio troops, my orders
were to pay the volunteers is dollars in adj
vance for their clothing, beng the one half
Iva a. sSat S.OiAhbS, duN was
on the requisiton Of governor Meigs to pay
| to the troops two months pay in advance.
My xgent at Newport, Mr.. james I. Eu-
bank, aided by Mr.. Carneal, will be able
10 meet your wishes on this, and trust e.
very other subject relative the troops YOU
may please to order to this or any othe,
station"
| No attempt had been made on Maiden
when MIR. Carneal left the army. There
had been some skirmishing. in which our
troops were generally successful. The ar
| my was i'll good spirits. .r
Governor Harrison has also requested 4
companies of nSlitia infantry, DIS a rein
forcement in'that territory. o~,
| Gov. Edwards communica lions are such
as to justify the ordering Oh reinforcement
to that quarter. Ls.
We understand orders will immediatelg
issae to comply with these requests-and it
| is the wish of the Governor, that every offi
Ger and soldier of the detachment of this
state, should be in place to Carry into effect
the orders as soon as issued, of which they
will be notified by express.
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PRIZES.

The English barque St. Andrews. of 8
guns. from Bristol, England. in ballast, arriv.
ed at Portland OH the 10th inst. prize to the
privateer Rapid of that port.
At Boston. two schooners. prizes to the
Wiley Reynard.
Arrived at Marblehead. on Monday last, a
small schr. with number of Fishermen be-
longing to that place, who'll id been captured
by the Maidstone frigate. The frigate had
recaptured, July %, the British brig George
of Poole, prize to the privateer Cleaner, of
70, 90. schr. Mary Ann, of Quebeck, prize
to the Bucksin, of Salem, Jesse w. Brown,
prize-mastcr. Three of the fishing vessels
captured by the Maidstone have been re-
captured by our privateers, and have arri-
we'd
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GOOD NEVIS FROM sdLEM!

Arrived at Salem. yesterday, a new light
brig from Gibraltar for Halifax. and schr.
from jamaica with 100 puncheons of rum,
both English. & prizes to the privateer John
pt Salem. The John has taken three new
briggs with lumber, from Halifax for Eng
and, and a ship OF 400 tons, appeared in
ballast with Is Founders. The John was
left in chase of ship of 400 tons, from Eng
land, with a cargo of dry goods.
Also ar. at Salem, yesterday, ship Venus,
Ray, of and for New York, with dry goods,
crates, &c. from Liverpool. She was sent
IN by the Dolphin privateer of Salem.
Bos. Chron. .dug. H.
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that the zeal and prompti.ude Of these vo-
,un,,ers haze excited the particular appro-
laticn of the President; nor could it well
< tnei Mise. when the youngest division
,tthe Youngest state OF the union e,;hi-
Its the encouraging prospect OF nearly
h ee thousand volunteers and this too
independent of its quota Of militia l4CC
men, now ready to masch two companies
OF rangers under cap,s. Mason and ham
mond and the numerous fine recruits
who have joined the regiment of Col. An-
derScn.
The Sceretary0t War ia Coz. Biounf.
War Oehorsmrnt, Into IL, 1912.
SIR,-I have the honor To knowledge
the receipt of Your EXcellency's letter OF
June 25th. The tender of service BIZ Gene
raj Jackson and the volunteers under his
com mand, is received by the President with
ieculiar satisfaction. and in accepting their
services he Cannot withhold an expires sion of
his admiration of the zeal and ardoc by
which they are animated
The addition to the volunteer act, author
iSiag the President, in the recess of the Sc
! nate tn commission the officers, PASSED on
| the last days Of the late session, will be
transmitted as soon as it can be published
Very respectfully,
Eour EXceliency's ob't. servant.
(Sisned)
w II - > 40.
His Ereel'cncy TtTIie Bioua.
Extract oFa letter from Governor Riount
general Jackson.
Dear Sir,--i have the pleasure to trans
nit to you, and ,hro' you To the volunteer.
al Your division, the copy of letter this day
| eceived from the Sc :retary of War, in an.
| wer to mine of June 25th, in which l com
| m,nicaied To him their and your patriotic
tnder ot service TO the President of the
rnted States, in conformity with the provi-
s. ms O. the act of Congress passed 9th Fe
uar, 1912, authorising him to accept til
| ervce, of $4,000 volunteers.
| have reason t. believe that considera.
lie number of volunteers raised under that
act, are about to make tender of service
| tn the President from the first division
What can be more pleasing and Interesting
! than to see citizen Soldiers anima ted with a
lave ot country, wing in a laudablc m amer
, wi each other who shall be foremost in
! taking the field IN the defence of their com
non country
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-08-25

E.tract Of a ietter.f from ". 7. Of the 18th.
am told that some of our merchants waited last
evening on Mr. Galatin (whO left here this nin
nng) who said tat in few days the collector
would have his nstructinns, and that there could he
little or no doubt of admission to entry othe goods
that might arrive"
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Aug. 1.-THE eleanor British dispatch vessel,
sailed from this port on Saturday last from Halifax
IL is rumoured that Cabinet Council is imn,eJj-
atcl, to be convened at Washington.
The cargo of the ship Magdaien, is valued at 400
000i sterling.
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~ LATE FROM LAGUIRA.
BALTIN ORE, August 13.-Arriyed sch'r.
Inde penasnce, Belts, II days from La Gni-
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FOR SALE-THE HOUSE wherein reside
with the Square OF Lots x improvements there.
On-lf not sold previous to Thursday the 25th
OF November next, it will on that day be rented
on the premises, TO the highest bidder for term
OF years; at which time will be offered for sale
by public auction my Household Furniture, a
Carriage and Horses.
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fronting on the nam street e; possession to be
given the first of October next.
ALSO-THE HOUSE on the cross street
leading to Shockoe Warehouse, now occupied
by MIR. Samuel Dyer possession to be given the
first of September next.
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q MAN, that has gone by the name Of
L SAMUEL. WALDEN, by profession Car
penter, lately died in the county of King VIII
liam, IN the State of Virginia, intestate, posses
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the Court OF the SAID county. He has no known
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Sales at Auctio,
Aug. d.

ON Friday, the 2Sth instant, VII be sold, to
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