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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-17

any weapon whatevcr--thst complaints shall
be redrcssed--pfcscribos the rasions--and pro.
vides that the agents Of the respective gov
ernments shall enamine the Quality and uusn.
ti,y Of Subsistence provided. s' IS "a
Article sth---provides, that every faciIitv
should be afforded for the exchange, establish
cd on both Sides.
Article 9th Establishes four cartel vessels.
with THAR equipments, guards, Hags, sigGai
guns Sc.
Article !oth--provides, that until the tsgu-
lar cartels shall be provided, the transportation
OF prisoners shall be conducted az hithc rto---
and that each cartel shall bring and return At
least 100 prisoners.
Article l!th-.provides, that commsnders OK
public ships Of war may scnd flags Of sruce,
with prisoners, which shalt be recelptcd for by
the agent, in proper form.
Article l2lh--providcs, that commanders
OF ships of war, captains Of privateers and let
ters of uharquc, Of eitheir nation, shall be per.
United 70 send prisoners in neutral vessels 10
any ol tho stations OF exchanges, for that pur.
pose.
Article l3,h--prescribes the modes Of maiA
Ing and adjusting prisoners lists OF tho time
when tho exchange shall be considered cont.
ple,e, &c.
Article iAthi-provijes, that II either natloU
shall at any time have delivered moro prison.
ers that II has received, II 10 oIsonsl with
such nation to stop sehdng any mere prison-
ers 40 credit, until Z return shall be inhde e.
quail In number to the balance 80 in advance.
I Article lsth---prov.dcs, that the cartel
should be sabmilted Cor ratiHcstion 10 tho
Secretary of State, on behalf Of the u. States. y
and the Lords Commissioners Of the admir-.
atty, on behalf OF the govcrncnt OF Great Hri.
tain. After the mutual rati6catios, six monihs
notice are regulate 10 declare the esmc nuls
and no longer binding,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-17
NEWPORT, (R. ~
JnISrHp AND ruBLIsaEo os rHuRspAyS
BY WILLIAM -SiMONS,
MILLvsThEET,
Publisher Of fhe Lars ofrhe United Ssufs.

The paper 10 printed once week, At tWo dollars
ye2r--one half to be paid in advance.
Advertisements conspicuously inserted az the rate
ct 8 1-5o square, for three weeks--oihers in that
proportion
Printing Of all kinds executed at this ofice.
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Eve UIRER OFFICE, March 50.
our " Generous q Magnanimaua,, En.rn,

Oar " Generous T Dlagnanimous'' Ener,v
We have heard so much Of the humanity
* tender mercies vi the British we have
seen so much i'll Gov. Strong's Fast-Pruc-
iamations in favor of the " Buiwark of orr
religion; and Mr.. John Randolph has ut
tered so many whining praises * shed so
many pious tears over the good deeds of our
enemy THAT the sentiment was steal
ing into circulation & every British tongue
was isping the praises of their humanity
" Oh they were the must generous
and high minded nation ~ elrtn the
very pink Of chivalry the deHverer of man
kind our shield against that most terrib Q
scourge OF the human race, the EN- leror of
France. They practised every virtue il
was theirs TO spare the conquered & pull
dow the proud's TO pour the balm into the
bleeding bosom, t. south and so Sen the DIES
tiny OF the oppressed and the prisoner (: and
by the dignity OF their prinsiples to frown
into silence every groyeling and unfe-ling
sentiment.
Where were the wrongs of Trela nd and
ludostan Iney were forgotten. TWAS
forgotten that the 9eiverer of SDair, and
the upholder of the Jnqui,ition was the q.
| pressor of millions of Irish Catholics, /,
was forgotten that the friend of Prussia wa
the raVascr OF india-The conhagration of
Copenhagen was forsotten--the pirate of
| neutral commerce, the kidnapper If Amer
I lean seamen, and the tyrant OF the Ocesp.
1ad friends enough, even IN this country, tn
De hailed Is the Bw!gpark Of otlr rel, zion. &
ne deiVereT OF the buman race.
| What shall We say OF her Conduct du ing
| he present war with the u. >. T. has con-
tinued TOR only months ; x yetduring that
| short period OF time, what sentiment of gen
crosby or what maxim Of civ liz d war.
4 4 l,er
led uuder foot Let bel friends consider the
following facts < blush. ii they can, for tae
nation whom they advocate.
list FACT,
Our officers, who were taken prisoners a,
Queenstown, were marched THROUGH Cana
IN ignominious triunph--and finally they
were sent to sea on bad and defective rati-
unS--robbcd of their swords.
The officers and Gre Of the Nautilus
we're subjected TO The same mean hcklu .kur.
ceHy. They were robbed Of their clotbe,
aud their Nautical instruments, without the
slightest chance ii RESTITUTION.
Our Countrymeu need no pen TO eulneise
their generosity it is impossible no. to
compare these tricks with the generous
ideeas OF a Hull, Decatur or BainDridre
who gave mp every atom Of private Dr,Der-
~ 20 the owner, and received nothing in re-
turn but his hanks The Governor O,
bombay Governor Hisop, Who does not in
deed seem backward in hrs THANKS y is even
mean enough to- beg Commodore cambridge
tor ? service ct Piate--when during the last
war IRIS couDtrymcn wen proving through
! Virginia for plumber, stealing Plate an.
Horses, and robblng the very beds &c their
ticking, to carry of heir stolen bacon.
/ 2nd FACT.
400 Of cur seamen, taken on board letters
- - 60 s.~der RI -svoio~i
~ ..IaTcuC -~e.-. &c cCs-@.~ssOnS o. she y.
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70 rHE PEOPLE oF VIRGINIA.
n 7Yord 10 the qgias.

Ifyou should turn out your Repu5l;.sn Ren-..
sentatyes, and put in the Oppositi,n. wins, w,l
yoa get by it '-What vii the frdc-aig,, do for
,hsn, which we will not do' - Give son peace -
w also viii Try o get il on R,norGbk t.rma WI
ycn take It on any other VIII you give UP YOU,
"a Gu - '"''
We will maize peace ON these ter,ns-Drjv,
British scamen froHt our ship,, and naturslize ,,o
more Of them, 1t &. b. will uot take any seame,
gu, AZ rur ships
her s"smen from slips, bat let her taxi ss M
W she plcsses aftsrwarde
u you put ~ tederslists, the mediation IF Peace
va eng ~ "1oke-~becauss c. Il. sndinF q her
'''S""' a. p6@er, viii not make peace until you
gaze - eTsry thiiJ to hc-. Friends Of AmerieS,
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fnivafe letters 10 tlfa Cir.
Nav York, March 18th.

NEW EoRK, March 1sth.
" IL o'Clock-Tha Hornet hiss this mo
nent arrived at the Navy Yard. ORDe
narara she engaged the'British sloop of war
Peacock OF 20 guns, and after an engage
nent OF IS inmates, the Englishman struck
but before the Gre ~ could be eot out. the
Peacock sunk. and, it is said, most of e. y.
Crew persisted"
From another--San1e hLacr, same dat.
" The Hornet has Just arrived here -sho
has Captured and sunk HE llajesty,s sIon
lot war the Peacock after an engagl.ment ~
Is minutes, and half of her crew went do,a,
with her No"
" HE Peacock was a superior rnrce =,
) guns the Hornet is safe AT 80 81, ~
yard. and all the particulars not xet re-
ceiyed. 'e'
"P. S.--A little more Information
!" The Hornet had / Killed wounded
80 do. and :
8. W y drowned )
ljured at all" ~
| Fr2M anoEher---samc hidcc, sd,ne 6nte.
! w nave to communicate the pleasipp
news oil the safe arrival here of the II
states ship Hornet, after a successful
lcrulze off Dcmarara--she fell in win hi.
MaJesty's sloop Of war Peacock. rated rs
lSuus, mounting 22-and after an action a.
Is minutes only, sunk hers Of the Hor.
nets men in taking out the prisoners. went
down with her-she has been at anchor bar
a few moments, aud it IS not known the
loss OF either side"
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Eew. YoRK. March %

HfGhty fwH1' tam, y true.
Yesterday morning arrived 1t This port
the hshi" g-smac& Neptune, Capt. Burroughs
from q d fown, which place he left 1T two
O'clock un FRIDAY afternoon.
The crew of he Smack informs us, that
about IN hour previous to their sailing, a pl-
lot boat came IN from Holmes Hole and
that the Pilot stated that The II s. sloop o!
war Hotnet, C4pf. Lawrence, had arrived
there from cruise, last from off St. Saliva
dore, having captared and sunk the 1rj.ish
soop OF war, Bon Citpyen, aud took out Of
her more ,hdD { million OF dollars. The
pilots mentioned that they went to- her foi
the purpose giving her pilot but she hat
previously received one.
The Cow Of the Smack further inform.
us,thatas they Came through IL lines q ,,ei
they saw "A snip Of war at anchor with A
merican Colors, which they supposed to be
the Hornet, but they dill not speak her
The Boston paper of Monday are silent a.
10 tie arrival OF the Hornet, which involves
Inc Hh.ie of The above account i'm doubt |
~ See tic Rlchal2ai hui /0r tie run
Erfract # q irfrr |rom gesgl-man in M
baHy ~ ais /,gend m mis- Gig, lated, b1zrcl
y.
sen. Dearborn has returned to.thiS place
and an attempt to attack Fort Erie ha
been tnstra ed by as,1rm 1 BY the de.
-~-.i-- r ut who "a
*. ..-, .Sci!o..- ..-v gave .1e enem!
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Will BK som

4 l public auction. On Thursday the 1S,h
= "a d1y April Rext, at the late residences
o. captain John F. Price decreased in this eit, ,Ii
a,', o, I "Vu aug k"ehfn iurnItnre also one COW
any one hciier, with psir Ut carriage horses
nc terms Of se.ei cash for all sans unJ,r fr,x
"pA''i Nd SIX mopts credit tor all sums ~ baf ~.
greater amount tic purchasers giving notss iii
sPIoY,g I,u,''er., negotiable end psj able It ths
fSrpers Bank OF Virginia in this cit'
March 81. OhS.
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think upon these things-& will you desert her
rights now:
A REPUBLICAN,.
GENERAL 02DERs.
.ftJusanf General QNce,

| Rtekiaogd .Mdyei 27tk. 1873.
| ihc reasons which influenced the Exeruti,. "a
place the lsih. Esd, SD. ard Yah rc.ioen,~ in ~.
"i service, having ceased, BY the arrival OF rem.
'oteements, &c ,l'e capital the commanders in chief
ofhsrs end directs tie col con, -san.isn.s of tbos.
regiments ON the uext dsy OF their respeet;ve rnus
ters TO communicate, in regimeutsi orders tina, ,L.
services heretofore require. OF them by his general
orders, sre dispensed wit.laud their re,ime,,s no
eed ON the peace estab,i5hincrt.
Inc commander ia ehiet deems il hut An ,e, e
justice TO the officers aud soldiers COMPOSING thes.
regiments, To express to than his lhanks for the
pr"mpntude and er.ulness wih&hch they OBJ W
Gu TINS call, and To assure them, that ttSir conduct
mas furnished gratifying proofs OF what NAY be cx-
2eeted from them, ia ,hc hour of tri. and Of. dam
ger They will reeoilect, however that tcir co,,n-
uy IS in'aded that the necessity for vigilance is in
| no degree, dininished that their own welfare ms
wen as mat OF their couutry ,fssquir,s that they
Shou'd De ready TO march, at mo,n.nt's wsrninr.
81 that should an esigency occur they ma; not be
'onno sleeping al their posts.
nc col eommaudants will direct their officers
10 ins Get, at every +, the stst- OF he arns
"a ''ge boxes, cartridges, Sc. Sc s repor. every
delinqu, ncy,
BY order of the commandment Chief
WILLIAM w. HENlNG, 2. A. C.,
FOR
MOSES GREEN, c.
Co. John Amber,
Of the 18th X. ct
City OF Richmond.
CT COMMON SENSE to the Citizens Of virginia
- md Freehoide- TO the People sf fhi. Dis,rcc
incur next
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OLIV/ X EVANS
TO THE MILIERS

s"iOoE who have my improvements in
L tne manufacture Of 'ur in use are re-
aues'ed to pay fer licences at the following rate,
500 dollars per year.
Ascertain the sum saved by the Improvement, i,
wages and boarding OF rsers in one yesr--Thse
sum $ the price demand for the ieen.e for The,
whole term, counting interest for The TIME pas, en-
Ill paid. t
RULE FOR RATING.
me pest mills III the old way, required II LEAST
one miller for every 10 bLls four manuae.urst per
Day but with my irnl ents one hand for every
20 bb's manufactured per day is suffc ient
therefore, for every 20 barrels MAJ ufsctured pe,
cay one miller is saved feet mill stones win
manufacture - barrcis--6 feet SO barres-s e..
Is barrels Feet. 10 barrels per iay
Calculation Ct the g@is 6g 'kr u.e al .he iaterove
In mill manufacturing % barrels erday
one hand at the least IS saved ecsao
twenty barrels per day for 500 days i,soo
barren per ear, which, ut so cents per
barrel gain by naHing about aS.ns sl-
perhnc luur more TO each barrel than
is made IN the old way, was proved in
court ut The late trials at BALTIMORE by
The Witnesses, the gain snno
o'S' gam tor one year is $500
Without counting other advantage, sucb
as dispstchlng Wore business tie cou,-.
nence in grinding II night, s.y.ng fiom
waste, sc
Total gam for q years THE pa,ent term,l
at $500 per year "a rIs oon
The gain OF one year is eieren times tbs nr,e, =,
licence, or the Whole paten, term
The gain for the patent term il 40 .;uas ,b..
price OF cence '~
irey On the Justice of the courts and iur, of the
u stat shd must 'ppesl To ia en- IL defeud rna
against the unjust charg ,xport;nn I'D ,,,',,s-
s'"" made BY ti'us MiiIeis wlu, ave slrrady rs
ny 'he use ut my improvements AND are on,;Iin' tn
pay tse rate tlat ot' have pa,d rre, fully. Ia
my duty to insist for both prac,,,aI s, n, r, -
them IL any person thinks to mice Ton hsi r.
| time i"f He psss
II. 1sfT"a 81 spe"d"g tine sud money t, trave,
tEc Cnlen states over ard over to ,,,st,,,t Ill
wr,ghts to make, aud miiters TO use. and m,'t -
ruS"c IN possession ct my improvements / Ian
formed associations TO carry the milling busine $
S'u 'icence except TO rcistrs, ,,ipht
| 10. ~ s"'neu n"E' more than ever will get. In,
the benefit they have Esd, and would NOT H. CHI
cd with oppression AVID monopoly. ''' '''"'
| OLIVER EVANS
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Intelligence SO that all attempts upon il a
given up for the present
PhiLnrrIhh;n NJ.

H"St'fti9No, N1arCH "a.
Arrived OIL the Capes aud ordered to
proceed else where, ship William. P,ckee.
Catiiz Sailed 18Th Feb. nothing new from
the arn'es, no arrivals for 10 days prev
Gus TO leaving there. having had strong gales
from the j.. Flour wa II Is 1-2 dos rHE
hLGkRINks HApLAID UP THEIR YES
sELS-Such gVds ne nssvs and Il u d. Nh.
Lear and family had taken passage in the
hnc ship Haicyon to sail soon for Philadel-
phia-6% Ameri ans eft.
The Pennsylvania (CarteD from Liver
pool, was reported 10 be in the river yes
,erday.
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,iMiE,SsRs. WAKBe LIZ WfB, ~
Z NNOO"CE TO the public mt D0o,d EI;.
"a [t'HFV 81 the Society Of Art,s,s fibe IT,
.s 81 n'I tngssed TO ensrrve the Pla,e rere NJ,
f.glien'' Cavalry, va" h'ns q
March 80, -
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BALTLMoRE, March IS.

conversation with the purser of the late
y. >. brig vixen, captured, after a chase
OF nine hours and a haif on the 22d of Nov
last, by the British 1rigate Southampton
! And Bath vessels lost On the Goth ON O.
ception island, enables US to state, that tn.
&C cunts hitherto received from Jamaica. Of
the disgraceiul treatment of American ny; :
sesers on that island, were strictly true
in addition to the facts already kncyyn ~rr
gallant Sc men captured by the enemy
have to endure the modification of H.
;uard by black troops in Kingston. Mr.
oat'er" hlte states. that of the 400 prison
ers now here, few will survive the sick ~
season. which commence in May, if thev
nave not an opportunity Of returning home
vi those 400, between 20 and so had been
serving as impressed seamen on board Bri-
ISM snips prior To the war. The American
oihcers, who have witnessed the language
and conduct OF the enemy relative to our
seamen feel the high resentment iowa rd $
the BRUSH and their predominant wish
appears to be to have an opportunity n
punish their injustice and barbaritv. We
understand that the demeanCr OF lieutenant
Cove rnor Morrison and the MAYER Of KINGS
ton towards the Americ IN officers general
y, IS peculiarly ancjvil. The man who
woulu. unprovoked, take every occasion TIA
insult the feelings of his conquered foe. is a
base wretch, unfit for civilized society. The
higher class IT British naval officers i'm Ia
maica generally act. it is said. like gentl.
men towards their prisoners Capt. REAo
OF the Vixen. died at Spanish Town, t.
town where resides the Governor of ne
maica, on the 4Sh of January. dniericas'a
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WAsEINoroN, March IS.

Onr relations with Frdase-We do not he.
he7e that our government have yet received iatorm
a'oh OF Tue state IN which the negotiation, CO n.
menced BY hr. Barlow, ws,lrlt at his drcease In
aeea we believe no oicsl account of his death ha,
yet rcsshed this country, though there can be no
aouo' OF me certainty OF the melancholy fact. The
progress OF his disorder rapid, and his death
so sudden We have bef.re stated, to deprive him
OF The opport"niiv Of appointing a person to take
ehArse OF The eoneerns oil the nat.oa with that 90
ysrnRent
L. the prese-t critical stats of our relations with
Frame" no doubt asuccessor 10 Mr. Barlow will h.
immediately appointe', IT he be not already desg.
n'ted Rumor has fixed with what authority We
pretend not to say, on William II. Crawford, now
President pro tempore ofthe Senate, gentleman
OF elevated character and high standing in the Ma
un2i Legislature, AS INTENDED for that appointment,
II The romsur be well founded, land we know no
thg OF the TACT though the report is current in the
pup re pilnis wi'iis we canpot but bs graf hs q;
toe see1ton, Il we shall reget the loss of th. in
het7'bte Republican, from The station he now go EN-.
e"i'"e"SJ Adoihe0' Nat. Intel.
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II The foHo7OinG uas endorsed On The
ST Office Bill ef.Ntv York. d4fed 25ih
Ndreh' addressed to this Post Office
(Richmond)
-" The Hornet has arrived at this port
The HoRNET captured the BRIG Of war
PEACOCK. Capt. killed. and vessel sunk.
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ANoTHPkyCTORy,

Again. we have 20 tell of another victory ., seal
hs,'n' "o owe IL 10 our seamen tlat We are urnud
OF me sacred name OF county Agtir again. and
again we ask, are .heae the wnom the Federal.
Of lmpressment
g How we nick them u The Hornet rates Is.
snd mounts Is guns The Peacock rate, Is. aud
mounts 22.-Fhe sene idsparity of force, AS
the Peacock waa built in 1s07--Ne &" rotten n,s,t.
this ume--but " rotten hall :"
What with our WasPs and our Ro-ns.. we shall
sting them alIaost TO death.
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sanst any attack from the enemy.-volunteer asso-
cations, IN addition To the ordinary sueans OF pro-
lection by militia, forming 20 elect this la,uia.
Bile object Two troops OF nurse under MAJOR Bar
ney have marched To North Point-and we arc
convinced tistthe enem, will make serious at
tack with IMMUNITY IN any important place the
Chesapeak OF Delaware.
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CT CoMMoN SENSE to the Citizens Of vireini.
- Nhd Freehoide- to the People sf chi. Dis,r,cs
in our next
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SIMON SNYDER.
arrisburg, 10ch March, 1913.

BALTfNoRE, March "a.
Areat eVcrtonf have been made in this eity. Phi.
AR ph,a, .Ne1.Casiis sui Wilmington for the de.
is9ss VI ii,S resnsnti~s - - - - '-t.'
..--.... k'ACss 49, a-S.g s---....ss 4.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-05-17

security for the faithful. performance of their
duties or, If this wouldinduce too great diff.
Guilty in procuring Watchmen, let it be ander-
stood, Or engrafted on the contract lmade with
them) that a (s;ated) subductiou from their
stipend, would be made for every robbery, &c.
in their respective districts. 1t neither these
nor other changes can be effected, cacu.atst
TO improve the present establishment, and -
Watch must remain rs by the Grand Jury tlfy
have been truly described-a nuisence-tlfen
abolish the institution relieve the citizens
from the burihens they at present bear TO
maintain number Of droDes, and cali on them
selves to patrol the city The superior advan-
tages of this last experiment over any other
hithe to practised, cannot, from the nature of
things, be,doub,ed the people will spare no
effort TO protect themselves; the Watch, Mt
best, must be body OF mercena-ies. With
regard TO the Master of Police, his avocstions
are perhap, too muitifarious and his range il
certainly too extensive; whilst he is acting as
examining magistrate, each citizen IS COM
pclled, in his own defence, to act the consta-
BILE; much more benefit would how from a iii"
vision of die city into precincts, and assign
ment to each section of police officer, OF whom
no stationary duties should be required, but
whose business it should be to make constant
successive circuits of his district. Perhaps
there is member OF our munic ipal establish
mcDt SO useless as the constable. This officer,
from whom the public has right 10 claim
most importsnt service, seems, oflate, to have
abandoned altogether chief branch of his
duty, viz; the preservation of order and pre-
vention Of broils in the streets. twill be
found correct, upon examination, that since the
extension OF the magistrates Jur.sdictlon TO
the sum of s 80, the constables, -attertiye to
their own profits merely, have Withdrawn en-.
tirely from the administration of the police,
and are absorbed in petty speculatiopS and III
the collection OF small debts. This is an evil OF
considerable magnitude, the correction Of it
confess does not suggest itself to my mind at
present, but of resnSki V. your body woald do
well to consider, in as much as if esectual.y
provided, it would bring in aid of the oeicers,
confined exclusively to the police, reinforce
ment which s.capable of most useful conse.
quences. The above remarks have been sub
mitted to you under the urgency of the crisis;
indeed, the state of society in this town is ra-
pldly approaching point not to be tolerated.
the people have selected you to supermtend
with other tribunals, their property and their
quiet, and to you they have right to lo' k for
the fuifinent OF this important purpose.
CIViS.
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a dollars per annu IN

-: aanhuei hIdout William Smith
Thomas Hamilton Andrew Mercer
y 1S,m. nurn James Chewett
William Jaryie t;eotpe K;nk
o,. Edward Thompson
S" 20, &c, -Siaster' Charles Denison
S""'eS oayheS George DeDison
~. Darcy Bouton
serjeants, four corporals, and two
hundred and four rank and file.
vi the Field Train Department, VIM. Dunbar
vi the Provincial Navy, Capt Frs Govereaux,
IPheh Lieutenant Green
John hldont Clerk, Jas. Langsdon
Louis Baupre
One Boatswa;n Fifteen Mayo, .r,;6oo,.
VI ms eieJesty's Regular troops, II. De Kuven
ana ana OF the Royal Artillery, one bombardier and
tnree gunners, shall be surrendered as prison
ers OF war and accounted Tor in the exchanges
Britain. ''e' '"" W.
[Signed1 &C. S. MITCHELL
Ii. Col. Sd A. u. S.
SAMUEL S. CONNER, Mai.
and "A. ID. {. omaj. Gen Dearborn.
WILLIAM KING,
Major 18th u. 5. Infantry.
JESSE ID. ELLIOT,
W, Lieut.. U. S. Navy.
W.CHEVVIIT, LIT. Col. comdg.
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