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District of Columbia, 10 wit,
Cousfu Of .dierGndrA,

District of Columbia. 10 wit,
Cousty Of Alerendr:n,
.dtrR Term, 1918.
EvanP. Taylor, Complainant
Against, !"
David Chadwick and joseph >Chsn-
Chadwick ard SiITsEus gerry.
Smith, DteDcsnis-
The Defendants David
Chadwick and Joseph Ctadyich, not
having entered their appearance and gil
ven security, according to the statute
and the rules Of this court AID 1t sP-
pearing to the satisfaction ofthe court
upon affidavit that the said David Chad
wick and Joseph Chadwick are not IN
habitants OF this district, On notion OF
the Complainant BY lis counsel 1t Is
ordered, that the said Defendants David
Chadwick and Joseph Chadwick, DO
appear here on the first day OF Novem.
Der Term next. and enter their appear
.nce to the suit, and give security Tor
performing the DEGREES of the court. &
that the other Defendant Silvar US Smith
10 not pay away convey or secrete the
debts by him owing to or the estate or
effect, in hi, hands, belonging 10 the
said absent Defendants Dayi5 Chadwick
and Joseph Chadwick, until the further
order or decree Of this court, and that
a copy of thi. order be forthwith pub
lished for two months successfully IN
ore of the public newspapers publish
cd in this county, and that another CO.
py be posted at the front door of tae
Court House Of said County.
A Copy. Test.
G.. Deneale, c.
Jaly s. law2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-25
PER THE BRUTus.

Petition for genera peace had been pre-.
| sented to Parliament from several OF the
manufacturing towns; they were laid on the
table, waiting the motion on that subject
promised by Mr. Whitbreaj.
Great disturbances were stated TO be
broken out in Holland; and even in France.
the ladies Of the French court had been in
suited at the Thuilleries.
The peasantry in the interior of several
OF the Provinces of Holland had risen, at
tackled and defeated the French military
The wounded French soldiers were brought
into the towns, where the garrispns, being
scarcely sufficient to overawe the inhabi
tants. were unable to send any detachments
into the country to ouell these instructions.
The conscripts, had deserted in great
numbers, and taken refuge in the woods of
Flanders, where they defended themselves
Disafecfion Of French Saiiors.--The dis
affection on board the Dutch fleet in the
Texel, at Flushing and Antwerp, was so
great, that it had been determined to at
tempt removing them to French ports To
prevent this. the British biockading SQUAD
rons were about to be reinforced.
Bonaparte had been endeavoring to induce
the Divan of Turkey to break with Russia
and magnificent presents had been for.
warded for that purpose.
fkuStria and Denmark continued equivo.
cal in their declaration aBd actions bu pro.
badly not undecided what part to tax @ when
circumstances should warrant
The Kiag of Prussia had collected a force Of
$1,000 men---whsh now was to be augmented 20
100000. The forces Of Russia in Germany were
stated at $4,000. The Emperor, 1T the head q
10000, in two columns, was fastening towar As
MagdenbTg aud the Elbe.
The vanguard of the Russian army under Cen
Czernieheif, which entered Berlin on the 4th
March, consisted alone Of 10000, composed pr;n.
cipsIiy of COssscks aud Huzzats. with some regi.
ments OF infantry and artillery. On the 9th, $4,000
geDadiers and four regime nts Of dragons and thea
W artillery, entered the same place. The troop,
proceeded towards the Ellie and we're succeeded
by others--and on the 9Th, Gen. Tchitsehakof was
expected with 10000 troops Of the bne
We Gre informed by intelligent passenger in
Che Brutus, that 1000 marines had been embarked
ut Plymouth, for Qsebec, aud that the expedition
eowpri>ed number OF gun.brigs, the Whole to sot
upon the lakes, under Sic Jsmes Yeo The expe.
dition, IL said would sail on the 81, of April
The Bonns Citoyenns had net arrived in En-
gland on the 7tb April. Fears we're entertained
fbat she had been captured by the Essex Il igate--
II was said she had on board Que million and an
hslf of doIlcrs
LoNpoN, April 8.
II hes been rumored within the las, two DAYS. H.
the high political circles. that Sweden is row 10 Be
won over ia our views, by Gle oession OF die inpor-
tant Freneh sugar isInne pg Gaudaoupe This report
is generally believed
Apsil s.--Cabt. Haushea was to sail from Ply.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-25
BRITISH OUTRAGEs

The annals of civilized countries have sell
dom recorded more waDton, brutal, & wick
ed acts of atrocity than those which are
detailed In the following -
Extract Of q letter from lady near Havre-
de-Grace toher Brother In this city, dated
May 7th.
"Since wrote you last. Havre de- Grace
has been visited by terrible bombardment.
1t commenced On Monday the Sd at day
light. Such scene never before expert
enced. On the report Of the guns we inn
mediately jumped out of our beds; and
from the top of the house could plainly see
balls and hear the cries of the Inhabitants
We ran down the road, and soon began TO
meet the distressed people women and
children. half naked children enquiring for
their parents, parents for their children, &
wives for their husbands. 1t appeared to
us as it the whole of the town was on fire
Il think this act, committed without any
previous warning, has degraded the British
flag.
The enemy robbed every house Of eve
iy thing valuable that could be carried away,
leaving not change of raimeAt to one out
of ten persons & what they could not take
conveniently, they destroyed by cutting in
pieces or breaking 20 atoms.-Thc admiral
himself was present at this work of destruc-
tion, and gave orders for il to his officers.
Mrs. Rodgers (wife to the. commodore. }
Mrs. Piukney, aud Mrs. GOldsborougb,
took shelter at Mr.. Pringle's.-.When de
tachment was sent up to burn that elegant
building Mrs. G.. tol the officer that she
had an aged mother in it, z begged 1t might
be spared. The officer replied thathe acted
under tie ADMIRAL, and It would be neces-'
sary to obtain his consent. Mrs. G.. return
ed win the officer and detachment, and OBJ
tsiued the sdmirsrs permission that the
house should IIe spared, but wbes she reach
ed IL, she found il or fire and met two men,
one With sheet, the other with pillow
case crammed irdl, cnmjng out. which she
COLD rot tl,en notice, but ran up stairs, and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-25

r o--captain Price of the regt, iigh,
artillery, andthe 20 regulars, prisoners with
general Proctor. were taken un the N. w.
SIDE OF the river With the Kentucky milit:a
We had no prisoners taken Oh this side du-
ring the siege.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-25
MAR1xrrA, (O.) May IS.


Inc news from every quarter is-becom-
ing extremely interesting. That from fort
Meigs received BY Thursdays mail is much
more favorable than was unprecedented
from previous reports. Little miscliiei
was done the tort aud few lives lost. in it,
he cannonadins of the enemy has proved
only We'll timed exercise to its brave de-
tenders, .ard will excite tLeii. emulation To
return the compiiiueur AT fort Madden.
Hal the Kentucky militia shown az much
discretion as courage there would he no.
ny tn regret
Gosernor Meigs was at Upper SAudnsky
the Sth inst. organizing the troops If this
state which are rendez vous sing at that
po'ht. The spirit Of Ohio is reused. It's
best bloct' is devoted 10 the cause IS oar
country. us citizens, most exposed to the
uinSefs OF disastrous war, are deterniip-
cato participate in the danger and honor
OF vigorous and decisive campaign which
shall drive the British and their allies from
their frontiers, and give them peace i'm their
borders. Such is the determination of the
tains. 3.,-<.
The citizens soldiers OF Marietta and its
vicinity are among those who have wisely
determined that il is better to meet than to
wait danger. On Thursday>last a fine com :
pany OF mounted Volunteers left this place
Tor the scene of action, Timothy BueHw
unanimously chosen their captain. Robert
{. Borton, distinguished for his intrepid
y atthe Battle of Tippacanoe,) Lieutenant,
ana 4Ecnly Morse, Ensign.
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encmy's batteries were attacked ana CIR,
ried without Giaicuitg.
Ca C,py) JOHN O'FALLoN.
Ac,ing ASS Adj. Gen.
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,, rok a YVES TERN ARMY.
Erfrcct cf'a tstfci .ren- {, sse,tfe,nn,, II, n.
no 10 '|;t 1.idc'' q the H'eeltly Re.sbler.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-02
BRIGADE ORDER.
.Nerpark.. NLan 2hth

.NeTp0rk, Ray 2oth, 1918.
nc general commanding lsy brigade
feels a peculiar satisfaction IN concratu,s.
ting the troops on their glorious achieve
ment Of yesterday ; their conduct was suCn
as TO ehtitle them to the thanks OF their
commander, and the gratitude Of the.r
country.
Colonel Miller, of the.eth regiment, de-
serves great applause fer the steadiness and
rapidity with which he sppported the ad
vance party u1der the ge1aut Scott the
18TH, under major King, impatient to share
10 the honorrfshe day ,iinmstUaesIy seconded
and formed under most CALLING IRE the
1b'h under Colonel Pierce. urged their
beats TO the shore, and bore i'm honorable
participation of the contest. The light ar
tillery under Col. Porter, merits tie high
est encomiums for their interchangeable sx
eruons aud peTsc7crlng success in b-ingirg
up their ordnance they surmounted evety
obstacle. Much WAS expected from Col.
NJ Cures volunteers, and the general mas
not been disappointed il vii be his duty a.
wet as lncllnatoN, TO make their ciaims
known to the Commander in Chief. AS ali
the troops behaved 30 well, It would be
a difficult task TO discriminate those who
we're pre- enineri but the general came.
suppress has admiration of the fertitude OF
M t)or hrg, NhO continued to lead his resi.
m"nt through the severity Of the Contest
iorS aiter hayitg received & painful and
dcbilita'lrg wound. The exertions Of niH
GERS ana men who assembled the bAuk and
formed midst such a destructive fire, exci
ed lis adm'fa,ion and a-tonished theIr q
n@riicE, ass f7.il cyuyiUce InClr C.uu ~ rnen
as we'll rs foes, that valor vii oveTcurnr T..
very resistance. The general wlH find
great satisfaction in ODE, ug the orders OF
the co'nmander IN chief, whlch required
infn Go make report Of conspicuous marit
Haciher iouhd ia the commissioned officer
ct ~ tie ranks, and they may be assured
tnat hcir distinguished acttrn shall not pass
without the propere1c MUM.
hithough the general has uot particular.
-sd discriminate merit he may perhaps he
excused III recording the intrepid conduc,
ut b. ald-dc-caiop, lieutenant Whiting, and
hug"de najnr captain Grafton. They
have Jostjicd his expect atoms and are emit.
lied hi, applause.
" 'hcrc s any honor due 70 your brig.
general, It IS his oSing had the command
o' ~ gallant band OF heroes. By order
of br'gadier general Bovd.
(5gued) n. WHITING, Aid.
LATEST FROM THE FRONTIERS.
Extract Of letter from gentlensp at
Eewark, y. &. to lthe editor of the Alba
ny Argus, June IS.
" We TED tie 6eSt cjrfse day in tie o.tio,.
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Of me efh. 7Er Bffttsh lost many mar
3arR f4GH sur Gid. Ms. near q, ran feat.7l
oaf- fpss az fiied, sDJRHded and hriq,ne,-s
Is d6owt l50-AfHdt oftAc entmy SOC and
had Gea. Lcsois been hc577itc,fto hurx,.e
he encRtv. I 6eifeUe he 100uAi hare des'
tyoued rhci,' af1rV; md td!t.n al .hei,. 6es--
rage. SC THIS IS RE opH!ion of fhs MI
RS Tctth Svknm + hau c1HverSri The
dragons ana r4Rfms,i are 0,H ecery dau in
scO2tt%g fa,tieS an se{dDn return zt.ith,
eat hriS7a-rs. ihe d9Y before ues
terdaV fhey 6roug6tS IN fourteen of RE mill
'ia yeAo tad been !hqrglcd. and 7cere caughf
,teEh arms. Cne6f'fhe }ciioqys confessed he
rad GsstSfsdfn taxing 90 Of oar o.p,, ietu
1yhen the army mop y d5zvn f-cat torn
"lHs creek. Hiih tile fsHou il gyiI 20 fari,
IND here there 7ylfG De q ,aore. ,lgoronS
Coarse fursued -s:th tie jEha6if0ufs zuhc
fre effosGR to our csnae rms class are
lirinct.cRy Scots and cronaemeu, 81 MANI
?f Meni obtain al tie inIormaiion thsu can
and Jorz0at'a il 10 the enemy
" FiVe british pessets 7crrs sec,, eQrfs
yesterday mot7sinS on tie &ckc, a }.zD sjic,
6eid2v !his (; my stosd ST and tia;R iatr IN
ire afternoon. 7vien one zcent IN NE lake ;;
tgoo are in sisht mis- morning. Vhesher
these UeSset4 are trQnsiorfing troofs uy to
me head fthe lake 10 reihforce me e1e,nv
there, zvisA p,ezo 10 attack us By and or
6y s0t!ter ar rae sane time, q /cgo day, gvih
deteTm3!e.''
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the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Since our last sgye al letters have beer
received from the officers Of si,e Cbess.
peake; the" state th't the Wounded had
been carefully removed to he hospital. aud
were rs comfortable as the nature Of their
wounds would perimit.--I ne surgeons nay >
had n very arluoIs task in dfrssjsg and a..
tend ng the wounded. and have scarcely al
loved them selves any rsposc -5eyerai let
ters from officers, have passed in tie mail
for the suulhward.
The Chesapeake was bravcly defended
through the whole contest, ard the change
in command. We believe she had only two
commissioned Lieutenant s---seuior Micsnio.
men tcung as the tn,rd and fourier. TIE
Captain. Sailing Master, Ia. If Marines.
Boa,swain, and every Naval Lieu. was ei.
thcf killed or wouhded. We find the Sd
Lieutenant, Mr.. Cox, men'ioneN a. slightly
wounded, and IL IS possible the Cufnrnans
hat. OF would havs devolved on min, had .he
contest been Of longer duration. We con
ceive it evident the Americans did not strike
III -ir va col6rh
O the FIRST brcs0side, Cart. LAwRKNcE
Vas wounded in his Ieft ieg, and immediate
ly after received a mu3kst fall through his
body The Chesapeake had her head al,
shot away. aud spahker brails four by the
cutting away ofthe r.rging. In THU s:tua
,i)n she became unnandge able and e, 81 O.,
board the ShaHDrn--when nearly 200 ~ iel
cccw spraHg CA board the Chesapeake
with Capt. BRoEc az their head, ard ninc-
e.ateiy carried her, GosIon Paf7!ogs