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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
DIED.

In Kentucky on the pod inst. General
CHARLES SCOTT, in the seventy fourth
year of his age, after a lingering illness of
some months.
The unbounded philanthropy of General
scott, united with that social disposition
which SO strongly marked his private life,
viii cause his memory TO be held in sacred
remembrance by his numerous friends and
acquaintances. But the services which he
has performed for the Republic, in the revo
lutionary war, in the West and n. West,
and whilst Governor of the state of Kentuc
ky, have erected for him a monument in the
recollection fhis countrymen as durable as
the Republic itself, and more magnificent
than brass or marble.
In Boston, on Saturday week the honora-
BILE THEOPHILUSP PARSONS, Esq. CHIEF
Justice OF he Supreme Court of Massachu-
sets, aged 63
In this city, On Wednesday last, Mr.. John
ST. JOHN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
BIZ The List Mails.
BosToN, Nov. 5.
FRONTIER ARMIES.

The last accounts from GIN. HAMp-
TONS Army are to Oct IS. 1t was then in
Canada, on the banks of the So. Lazvrence
on our side, about Is miles from AIontreGL
The British army under Gen. PRkvosr N
front, about miles distant. The two ar
mics about 5000 each. Gen. WILKINSON S
army (of 5000 men) was momentiy expect
ed down the river from Sacket'S Har6or-
but had not commenced It's passage on the
I'D at which date it was on the GrenQGiey
Island, about Is miles above Kingston and
Generals LEWIS, BOYD, SwARTwoUT
BRowN, & CovING TON, have commands
III it.
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NOT ZOE.

an Friday the 18th instant. at 10 o'clock.
" will be sold, at the late dwelling of
Edward Wanton in This citv, all the person.
al estate of the deceased consisting Of
Household and Kitchen turniture-likewise
a complete set of tools for the Clock and
Watch making business, one time piece and
he movements Of several Others, and cpe
G. w i erms of sale, fer all purchas nCs
exceeding S 90 cash, and for these bc,e,
60 davs, with II ties and approved endorsers,
equitable and payabie/in either of the
Banks of this City.
All persous inlebtef to the said estate.
are desired 10 make Ghmedia'e payrrent, &c
those WHO have clhms against the same,
are desired to bring hem forward, au,hen-
ticated as the law requires. Those who have
left watches or other ar ices for. repair,
&c are requested to apply for them with.
out delay.
THOMAS NJ. TURPIN, lSDi'r.
ofhe Estate Of Ed U'anlo77 dec'd.
November 18th. Or
n. B. The business hitherto conducted bv
the decd. will Continue, under the manage
ment of he subscriber, for the bereti, II me
WIDOW of the deceased and the patronage of
his friends are solicited, under an assur-
ance, that the same shall be Conducted
with dispatch aad fidelity.
THOM AS NJ. TURPIN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11

Pretty modest fjr the Es8er Ju1fo. A
writer in the Boston Daily Advertiser, after
charging the friends OF the war with carry.
inS u on for thepurpose ofstealing the Indian
lnds, robbng the Canadians, obeyiny and
CRYING Bonaparte, or obtaining and making
Jew states to control New England serious
and formally proposes to petition congress
Tor liberty to treat for a harate heacc be-
f7o' en- Great Britain and .Nc7O- hngLa,id !
with gentle hing IN case their patriotic re.
quest should be refused. This plan is emit
lied " PrJcef for the restoration ofheaee TO
-Nc7O hHg1aHd" l. does not extend to an
alliance, offensive and defensive with Great
Britain against the other states. That branch
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
NEW YORK Nnrenahor s

BY the pilot boat Gev. Tompkins, which
came up iron the Hook las, e, ening, we
learn that the schr. Sparrow from N. Or.
clans, which was chased ashore on Tuesday.
went TO pieces on Wednesday. Tie cargo
was all saved. A sailor belonging to the
Sparrow, and one of the crew of the gun
boat which went to her assistance, were
killed by the fire ofthe p an agcnet.
The Sparrow brought New Orleans pa
pers to the 18th ul.
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Nezg Orleans. Oct. 9.

F.om Mobile we learn that Gen. Flour
noy was about to take the field at the head
os about 1900 men, consisting of the Sd and
part of the 9TH regiments, u. S. Infantry
the regiments Oft States Volunteers, de
tachment Of Cavalry from Natchez, and
the local MALTA.
Two Choctaw Chiefs had visited Gen
Flournoy. and offered their services against
the Greeks the General accepted their of
fer and they returned home to prepare their
young men for the war.
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TEN DOLLARS RFJVApD

RUNAWAY from the subscriber. living +, r.
ven county state Of North Carolina about ,,il.,
ah,'i me oIlho@sf Negro Slave, abou, 9 years
pleetou, about feet II s inches hirb. s,r1;ai'.
built and handsome fcakrcd with scar ON b;s f..
check about one inchf ong-also, one on his r;,b,
"rls', ABOUT one ineh ~ haflong, and wart BE.
tween h'store teeth flc was purchased in the Civ
OF washington two Fears ago last Sent and foTos,.
" 'i'edi IN Charles &unty, Ia the State NIsrjgnd
and was brought to this ,ounty, BY Geo. D,l,!ev'
whoever will deliver the said Negro Boy tom me. mr.
CInune h'Io ~ any Jail 50 that get him again,
shall receive The above reward bv me.
Nov. ,. 1918. 60
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CArsK1L1. ~. y. Nnv q

The latest information from Commodore
Chauncey, leaves him off Kingston, blockad.
ing that harbor 1t is stated, that OF % h
ult. the British squadron came out Of King.
ton to fight him, but after receiving few
shot run in again, Notwithstanding they had
the advantage Of wind. &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11

~ The pressure of more important
matter has induced " to defer the insertion
of the Austrian Manifesto, and the letters of
Cathcart, Stewart, &c. promised in oar last.
The abstract of the contents Of the latter
already published, will, we presume, be is
satistory to oar readers gsnerally,.as those
documents would be if given at length. They
are tedious, and for the most part, uninter-
esting.
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of the project is doubtless reserved fora Sc
cond petition, after the first skan have BEEN
eranted--unleSs, indeed the author, Of The
first should not he expelled from the 'erri,o-
ries of Massachusetts and all New E9gland
by vir;uons and indignant people. Il is
not probable, however, that any mrmber of
congress, everold Mr.. Pickering himself. or
any other British advocate in either house,
would venture to present such petition. f
men could be found bold enough to frame and
sign such an odious and reasonable ins,ru-
ment. Columbian
from the W london Gcz'fle Of -Nov. 5.
On Saturday last the U. States squadron
got under way, and proceeded down the rio
yer for exercise. The United States having
injured her rudder. came to in the river;
and the others re urnsd to her On SUNDAY.
The three British ships lie at anchor about
two shots from Fort Trumbull The Orr
pheus and Loup Cervier are cruising be-
tween Montaug and Rhode Island
The second corps of this 5 ate were dis
missed on Monday last. They were not in
terror in discipline and appearance IN the
hrst corps, and equally merit the gratitude
Of the citizens of New London and Groton,
and the eulogium of the country.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11

A letter from Halifax, dated the Goth ult.
from lad who was taken in the Chesapeake,
to his mother in this city, mentions, that
"two or three die every day among the A
merlcan prisoners, with the small pox aud
other disorders."-Il etter adds, chat the
agent is very good man, very attentive TO
the prisoners" &c eudeayoring to ameIio-
rate their condition, aud encouraging them
with hope of speedy releasmcnt aud re-
turning TO their native country.
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THOMAS NJ. TURPIN. MI
90 Dollars Reward,
For apPIeh-nding a NEGRO MAN named
III 4 II r "

Who eloped from my Plantation ON Cbiak,bo.
mony, the 10Th ult He is about % wears Old.
prodigious'y stout and strong made, very
black, has grum look, bad countenance. and
coarse voice, was RAISED at Col Ambler's ou,r-
ter near Westham, ~ ii is probable that he is
gone to Lynchburg here he has some relati-
ons and attemPte 20 reach in boat some
time ago lie haUon PAIR of new blue. and
white hersey pantaloons, an old dirty looking
coat, and IS very dirty and sloveny in his dress.
l will give the above reward to have him Sc
cured in jail so that get him again, and nav
all reasonable expences if delivered TO me in
this city.
BENJAMIN DU-YAL.
Richmond, Nov 4 &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11

The British accounts of the chace Of ROC
Srs by sloop of war, and Of the army Of
Harrison, are in the true style of military and
naval history, as we have it from Europe
The came convictions which oblIge us to
'rcat with neglect such statements, should
a0lige us to doubt all tales resting upon the
evidence OF the same persons, and Of men Of
We same disposition. ESSer Register
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Ntice

TIE General Meeting of the Mutual ASSN.
ance Society against FiEe on Buildings in the
state OF Virginia, haS been ADJoURNED 10
Monday the 18th daf Of next month, then to be
held At the CapitolM this CITY.
sAN'L GREENHow, F. Agent.
Richmond, Nov. 9. vttt.t,S
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TIE EUROPEAN NEWS.

We gave to our readers on Friday (says 5he Ma
tional Adyocate) the fsrrago which tire Boston
prints received here had strained from the London
ministerial journals bpOught by the Ere We
were satisfied that their good sense would furnish
a sufficient commentary upon the irfeconcilabe in.
constituencies IN the accounts of the OF the
coalition. But we had not then seen the brief alb
stracts of the French official news which tic Lon.
don editors have dOed out to their readers.
The Evening Post has concluded, that We sho'ld
cease from our " spcculstiOns" on these affairs
Most certainly we shall discontinue them, because
our speculations have now become matters Of fact
and history and we have nothing to do but 10 re-
cord their yerifcstiou. The plan OF the confessed
powers, in their genera attack upon the whole
french line, has totally fmlcd.-Ihey have not re.
united at leipsick in the Of the French,a they
iute ded and have sustained immense losses. The
speculation of London editor, who says, that
g ERgene BeaUhar7tais had passed the Italian from
tier, but could not be marching upon SaXony 10y
Iavbscb' is worthy OF the acuteuess and intciii-
rcnce of the British editors both SIDES the a tan
tic. The vice king is marching upon Ssxouy by
Vienna and we repeat IL, that the coaeseed pow
ers arc placed in situation where disasters, such
as have not been experienced Tor twenty years past,
impcnd over them.
The winds and waves arc Britai,'s wide domsin,
Aud not a sail but by permission spreads.
BRITISH yNaUai Register.
Niles list Of British vessels captu ell or destroy ed
by the Americans since the commencement OF tie
war, amounts to sir hundred md thirty Jot1', not
including % in The North sea. their names not &c
ccived, by the Ratucsnakc aud Scourge, anuinber
reported by the Essex, and nine by the Yankee.
Columbian.
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From the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.

Reports from the southwark say, that
Mr.. Clay, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, has been appointed by the Presi
dent, Secretary OF the Treasury. 1t is also
added, that Mr.. Gsilatin has been re APP
pointed, by the President, Minister Plenipo-
tertiary, under the Russian mediation."
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Progress of Manufactures. We observe

Progress Of Manufactures. We observe
in the Utica Gazette, the advertisement of a
mandatory of rou 8hovcks, at Paris, Onei-
ola county, (Clothiers' shears, screws, plates,
and cranks, are furnished at the same place
Hereafter there will not be so many bun
dies of iron shovels." at least, entered at the
custom houses. John Bull will find out these
things in time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11
A Gnnn InKE

II was said the other day, in conversation on the
victory Lake Erie, hat the Loagrnce, As sl,
he'd sfrusk, ought TO have beeu given p.p. a Yam
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-11

a Montreal paper of last year, says
A." Chauncey has not leafned even the ruei.
ments of war, we have sent him 2 most a .
bic teacher; SIR James Yto" The knigh
may be able to instruct, buk as yet, he ha.
not appeared 7Dtfng aud ineo one instanc,
has there been meeSng, that ChauHcca
has not been the mastere
Democratic PrcSs.
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When the following paragraph was pub
lished and re published in this city, did
not deem it necessary to noiice il, but when
we sec the same paragraph transBanted in
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What IA contrast between TIC gallant Per
~ and the bobadH Yeo--.the former conquer
ed at blow, every thing that opposed him
on the Lake, and then joined the army 70 ala
in subduing the enemy by land--whiist the
latter avoids the enemy on the lake, and on
~ runs on share to escape Being taken by an
inferior force on the water. Ii.
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q. s. r.. WAIrE'S
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THE ATTACK ON sANDUsKY.

turEHer Interesting har6cniars. -i
We are sorry TO perceive, that all the
accounts hitherto received concur IN repre-
sentingthe conduct of the British on This &C
Carton, as siio ding ample proof Of the char
aeteristic barbarity aud the sargunary dis
position of that nation, which has been
called ny men protesting 20 be .dn,t'ic0ns
the 'hulwaTk Of relEion,' ard the 'shieiG
of oppressed humanity From sources IN
titled TO credit, we learn, that when Cuione
Elliott demanded toe surrender IF the Foot,
he s'a'ed that, rnless his de-us,,d was
profnP ~ acceded TO, q !geneI Of m0asdt &c
EconiG enSue And when CO.. Show who
comma nded the Byffish regulars destinec
to storm the Fort. had formed his troops il
Hne parallel with the diSch, lie orleret,
them, in the hearing OF our men. TO leap tho
ditch, cut down the pickets, snd give the
Americans no quarter. This barbarons
order, which none but savage could give,
was rot, however permitted 20 GO unrunish-
ed lorthe words'was har L. W of ne Inou ,
OF the British commander, when the rctii
butive Justice of Providence arrest d HIM ;
and the wretch was oh,ig 4 to sue for that
mercy which he had determined not 10 ex
tend 10 others. II may be observed here
in honor u the CHI racter of the American
soldier, that although cur little baEs. was
well aware OF the ta,c which the enemy
"'A tASP'Vt iof 'uEih ye tnSy were no
sooner subdueo, than the Americans forgo,
their crimes in their suiicrings; and he
7Von"Sed tn The ditch, 7uhose groans end
| ooNata'7t call for sVater Scere heard 6v u,
/ Dlen IN me fort, suere suhpted zuifh ira!
necessary orticLr, on The might 8ucceediue
me disconF ar n ne enemy, By the g,ne
ro8tsy ofthe dms1eans, zcho, gpith consider
a5Le h0zord, ed 10 risk Hei, liUes IN,
order TO aAevia;e the sufSrings ofihe ye.
~ men Toho had tEotted their entire dsstrpc-
| fion.-Nat. Int.
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the unauthorized act of MIR. DashkoH. the
Russian Minist. in Washington, made on
H. individual responsibility, and at the re
peated importantly OF the well known DIR.
LOGAN AS this offer, then, never had been
" ade to Great Britain, she Of course could
have known nothing ofi,s officially. 1t will
also seen be tevel ped, why Mr.. Madison
at last acceP,ed this Tier, and sent Oh with
- mucs hss'e hisenvoys To Europe ;-when
ne knew that the English Court had not
had AN opportunity TO accept or reject the
proposition. This we repeat will be dcvel-
oped ;--and though the American People
may be willing dupes for a time. the day oil
indignation aud resentment must arrive.
Boston Ceniael.
Nor Hear 9hE 2RUTH.
Mr.. Eppes declared in his place in Congress- that
Ia October 1872, the frat r;mst,oa OF The in,en.
ton OF the Emperor To iate,pose his rnetisoi "
communicated To minister C St. Petersburg
similar communication was made about the same
cne 10 Lcrd Csth.s,,--trd that tle vessel iii.i
brought out Mr. Adsms's frat communication on
this suhiesO trough 10 .lL. DGsohcoghis instrxo.
f,ons, 10 ofer ths mediation Of the Enpr ~ itus.
ssa' Enquirer.
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No convoy from petersburgh had arrived
at Gottenburs when iAey sailed.
The above brig Aurora. from Gotten.
burg, has cargo os iron. steel and alum.
Avg.4 4. eff Cape Sable, was brought, TO and
e,ained hours by La Eogne. ~ i; said
they were cruiz.ng for Commodore Rod
gers.
ar. this morning, ship Parnasso, Perry,
ot New Bedford, 64 days from 81. Ubes
Win salt; was boarded Aug. II. off Sandy
Hook from the Seatra frig-le, and had her
resister s;,3orscd as follows E" Warned cit
the biacsaded ports Of the u. {. from the
Mississippi 10 Long Island :B u. Stackpole,
Cppt. ct II. y. M. ship Statira OF Sandy
Hook, Aug. IL, 1913.
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BAY BUCCANEERsl
BALTIEroRr. Anr- 3.

III ORE, Aug. %.
A gentleman frem Annapolis this morn
ing. informs, that the enemy still retained
their position between Kent and Pcplar Is
1ands---Mr. Skinner, Of Annapolis, who ieft
the San Domingo on Thurs iay evening,
about six o'clnck, reports, that feet {
not less than 30 sal (barges, schooners and
brigs) we're within and 4 h.lf miles on
their return from st. MichZls, where they
went the nisht before. w >. is Of opinion,
that the Feet wiz remain in or near III,
present situation Tor a week or ten days-
che Acasts sailed fer Halifax on VI ,cines
day-the Ma, i5moGgh a day or two fore.
The former, II IS believed, Carried off the
negroes who have LATELY absconGed to the
enemy PGtriog,
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break this morning, the enemy attacked US,
at all our picquets. which. retired towards
The camp. prrsued b. hrs advance guards.
n skirn'sh ensuedin the village, with little
e;isct upon as after whi- h be retrested,
having come within reach of our cannon :,
but never wishio tausket shot Of our en-
trenahmcnis. One crrt. a the 40lh and a
few Prisates have been brought IN Prison
crs.
We lost two men an, few wounded /;
the enemy left about Is dead on the t.ifier-
ant Srounds Re is supposed ~ have
brought his whole force into IN, field bur
hnding Cur position SO strong, desisted from
a general attack. Sir Geo. Prevust was i'll
person a, the attack. HIS force is with
drawn ont Of our reach into his strong
holds.
have the honor 10 be, sir. your respect
fui ob't serv't.
JOHN p. BOYD, r. c. C.
John -fTmStro.g, Sec. Of EIar.
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Don.est;c.

King TccKmseh, or another " bntwcrt. y
1t is stated III 4 late Indiana paper, that the
British have crowned 'Tecunlseh King OF all
ne IndianS at war with the Unit, q States,
and thaS ,ne day of his corcnatjon was cele-
brated with the Er;ng of cannon Teasing and
dancing AS SO lite difference exists in
the characteristics Of thi4 new accessor to
EmSiy dtgnifiTs and his "royal' brother OF
England, their Distinguishing titles may
neoeSsaiiiy be simiifr--George the 81 ing
known as the s6uizva ofreER1on" in I,idia
and bis majesty lecumseh J., henceforth 10
America as the Indian " buiwark ireli.
gion."
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oRee II Mc Ac.1oY lNerenrn. ,

'i'-' = 90" ''o1 "4h5s -. ;
Tbs afternoon arrived the Swedi-h bifg
hu'ofa, LurdoarS, % days from Gotten
Bug.
~ CGPts. Co4z7ns, Inv, and the Other
passengers, We learn, that PHO, fro y \, in
80 ocsnd arrived a. cor snbnrg on TIE even
ing IS he rs, jane ard staled, tuaf thai
cay. tue American sh'n Hfpuue. with :wo
Ceran'ss sneTs, t@tessIs Bayard aid Gala
tip) arrived, pnt ancnoled f. tie Sound.
Jbe Aurora cane fast Wtngo Sound lie
nest mpTning. apd saw ship, auswsfiue
III description or the pilot, ~ ancaor there.
Ihe Aurora has brought Dispatches from
lEr' Adsms to oHr '+oVcrnmeut, a6d from
koF.
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PRIVATE CoRREspoaDENoE.

SothhCiU lOt, mQ., Aug. "a.
In the course ofiast week a negro Eel
low and lis wife, the property Of Caleb
Jones, St Jeromes, ADD, negro feI-
low. the properly of Samuel Bean, q the
nejghborhnod Of Point lookout, ,absconded
from their masters, aud went on board Of
British brig then at an anchor Considcra
t'y below Point look out, ard close under
the Eastern land. 1t was not known to
their masters, however. that they did
go tn this vessel ; of coarse nc mischief was
unprecedented from her. But on Sunday
ght last, to the great surprise aud terror
OF the nelghborhood, Mr. Jones received a
| visit from his fellow, accompanied with a
bout IL or IS British, They took from him
every negro he mad (six CT seven in num-
ber) except one who HAPPENED to be from
home at the time. They rested him of
many of his sheep and hogs, of his poultry,
, and much OF the contents of his house
They also 10 several other negroes be
longing to RereDt persons in the neighbor
hood and his fellow, WHO was their con
d0cter. was armed with brace of pistols &
a sword and treated his mas.er very pso
| leutly- Attn appearance of day they went
of to the brig which had in course of the
night, moved from her original anchorage
and came up oil P2lrt'ho point, where she
is now a. anchor
The Albany G sette of the 23d August
contains the following extract of a letter
from Sackett's Harbor. dated OIL Thursday
the 10Th inst.
The fleet returned this morning, after a
cruise OF days, without falling IN with the
enemy. The schrs are such dull saiiors
that the commodore cannoS bring them to-
action. The enemy dare not fight the c m.
even after taking two of our schrs. Tn
Sylph IS nearly ready for sea. when sir
James Yeo viii be obliged to fight, or shelter
himself under his batteries at Ki1r.top.-
Com. Chauncey is brave and prudent. The
army is extremely eiated in consequence If
the expected arrival Of major general James
Wilkinson.
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" VIM. HUTSON WIGG.
Major Com ,nandant. ,
" #eHs" is small office Sonthuard Of
CooSayafejiie, Euhaqos.
NORFOLK

NORFOLK, Angus. CT.
n Seventy four gun ship came down the
Day Yesterday aud passed out to sea through
the north chennel. No other vessels in
signt' out the Plantagenet, II, brig, and a
.eGdcr.
In the gale on Saturday evening, boat
which was kept alongside the Plantagspet.
IN the care Of an American prisoner, col
cred Seaman, got ajrift when he made
san On her and drove before tie wind uD to
Wiliowby's, where he run her ashore, and
came up. The boat is g tons bur,hen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-03
ZANESYnIlK. e. 81

From capt. Joseph M'Cune, Just arrived
from Camp Seneca we learn, that all wac
well at camp Gen. Harrison maintains
the most unbounded confidence in the armr
That he was Informed the morning he
ieft camp, an accom-; had just arrived, that
chr Heet under commodore Perry. had cbas'
ed the Brush feet mp the lake bv Maiden
and thsD pss about and anchored IN san.