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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-13
nor am in possession of the details of this

nor am in possession of the details of this
affair.
Gen. D'Yorck was engaged more on the
right, and encountered strong force, the
support of Lauriston's corps, supposed to be
marshal Ney's. He was engaged till eleven
o'clock at night against very superior mum
bers, with success. Both the allied corps
returned to the position this morning.
Six o'clock am enabled, being just re-
turned from gen. Milaradovitchs advanced
guard, to report to your lordship, that
very severe attack has been made today by
the enemy, to possess themselves OF the
town of Bautzen. They attempted a false
attack on our left, but the real one was on
gen. Milaradovitch's right. Gen. kleists
corps was moved upto his support, and the
attack was sustained by gems. Milaradovitch
and Kleist, with the utmost gallantry,
witnessed two very gallant charges of Rus
sian light cavalry, as well as extreme good
conduct throughout, by the troops engaged
Gen Milaradovitch will be drawn tonight
into the position.
1t would seem from what has occurred
here this day, that the enemy intended q
great effort here.
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signed) -
CHARLES STEWART,
Lieutenant General
discount Castlereagh.
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BRITISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS
Second DeSpdtCh.
HEAD QUARTERS, WURGEN,
bay 90, 1918.


Ny Lord-The enemy detached on the
evenings of the 18th and 18th, in the direc-
ton of Lucka and Lubben, on our right !;
the force was stated to be Regner's corps
intelligence being received that general
Lauriston, with nine thousand men, woGld
march to reinforce the troops abovemention-
ed, on the 10th, gen. Barclay de FOLLY and
general - Yorck, with a strong corps were
sent to intercept, and fall upon gen Iauris-
ton.
Gen. Barclay de folly fell in with the
enemy in the neighborhood of konigswerde,
AMI sharp contest ensued, which was put
an end to only by nightfall, and in which
the allies were completely successful. They
Grove back the enemy at all points, took
upwards OF fifteen hundred prisoners, ge-
neral OF division, and eleven pieces of can
non. The enemy's loss in killed and wound
Ell, was considerable. The cavalry were in
pursuit when the accounts came away The
loss ON our side has not been aseertainsd,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1813-08-13
CHARLES STEWART,
Lieutenant General.
discount CdStlereagh.
HEAD QUARTERS, GoLDBERo,
StIesia. Mag 81. 1918.

HEAD QUARTERS, GOLDBERG,
Silesja, Nay 81, 1918.
MY Lord hastily detailed to your lord
ship in my last despatch, the military move
ments on the goth, and the attack on Baut-
gen by the enemy.
The intention of the enemy, in his attack
on the right and left of Bautzen on the Goth,
was to force the Spree river, and to pass to
some heights on our right, thus threaten
ing general Milaradovitch's rear, and gain
ing advantageous ground, from which his
artillery could sweep our main position, and
under cover of whose fire, he might with
great facility, make his disposition for the
general attack on the following morning
The action was bravely contested Rus
sian battalion and some Prussian lancers,
under cover of battery, boldly advanced
and contested alone the heights, in spite of
tho snenay's powerful efforts, until they
were supported by gen Kleist's corps.
In the mean time, on the extreme right,
the enemy's corps followed generals Bar
clay de folly and d Yorck, in their retro
gade movement from their expedition a
gainst gen. Lauriston.
General D'Yorck's corps entered the po-
stion in the evening" but the whole of Bar
clay de Toily's did not effect 1t till the fol
lowing morning
Gen Mlaradovitch repulsed the repeated
efforts of the enemy that were vigorously
made to force him on the left, and the CO.
lumns Of the enemy, that had attempted to
pass into the mountains, were kept in check
Finding, however, late in the evening, that
general Kleist had fallen back into the main
position, gen. Milaradovitch withdrew en-
tirely from the Spree river, and the town
of Bautzen, and in the night occupied the
ground marked out for him in general line
The severe affairs of this day, reflect the
highest honor on gems. Milaradovitch and
Kleist, and the brave troops under their
command
have the honor to be, SC.
CHARLES STEWART,
Lieut.. General.
Vscount Castlereagh, &c. &c.
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GOLDBERG, May "a.

My Lord-The allied army under the or
ders of count Wittgenstein, in position in
advance of Wurschen and Hochkirch, was
attacked by the enemy at day break, com
manded by Bonaparte in person, on the
morning of the 2Ist inst.
1t appears he had assembled all his forces
for this effort, and had not detached largely,
as had been supposed, to other quarters.
The ground selected by the allies to resist
the enemy's approach on the great roads to
Silesia and the Oder, was bounded on the
left by range of mountains which separates
Lusatia from Bohemia, through which mar
shall Daun marched to the battle and victo.
ry of Hochkirch
Some strong commanding heights, on
which batteries had been constructed, near
the village of Jackowitz, land separated
from the chain of mountains by streams and
marshy ground) formed the appui to the
left flank of the position. Beyond, and in
front of it, many batteries were pushed for
ward, defended by infantry and cavalry on
ridge that projected into the lower ground
near the Spree river. 1t then extended to
the right, through villages which were
strongly entrenched, across the great roads
leading from gautzen to Hochkirch and
Gorlitz from thence in front of the village
of Bourthewitz, to three or four very com
harding hills, which rise abruptly in a CO.
meal shape, and form strong features these,
with the high ground Of Kreckwitz, were
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fNeral Waters.
+ has recommended
| o! season, Soda and
H. l''heile and other
|a4'S or Prepared ex.
| 13.Ise VINO maychoose
4 Fountains.
fraH.Litle.
and Druggist.
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mo 3e4o
Wanted to Purchase
Il fen Hundred Hegsheads Uthsr Pa
tnsans Maryland
T OBJ A Geo.
Apply to
Thomas hsui,.
April II Eat
100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County Of Fair
fax, (Virginia,) Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, who calls himself
VIM. Burwell--He is a Mulatto, about
81 years old, five feet eight or ten in-
ches high. straight and we'll made; he
is active, fluent, arttu!, intelligent and
very timid. His yisage is thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose ye-
ry fist, forehead low and generally CO.
vered with wool-lips large and Eat,
and from peculiar formation Of the
bones of his jaws appear to be swoln
Just below the ears. He reads and
writes tolerably we'll, and will undoubt-
cdly exhibit pass of some kind. He
wore away black cloth coat, which ap.
pears to be rather small flor him ! a
pair Of country cloth pantaloons made
of cotton and black yarn, an, old light
colored surtout; but he might easily
obtain change Of cloathing. He was
suspected of going to Alexandra,
where his father, freed man named
Nat Burweil, lives. He has served me
many years, as house servant;
and has lived in Alexandria, Staunton,
inthe the county of Middlesex, where
he was horny & in Fairfax. For some
months he waited in the Tavern Of
Capt. George Turner, Of Staunton.
will give the above Reward for the
delivery OF said slave to me, or safely
lodging him in the Jsil ofAlexandria or
Fairfax, if he be brought from a dis.
lance exceeding SO miles---and Fifty
Dollars if from less distance,
Francis L. Lee.
April l3.
Eei The Editors Of the Federal Res
publican are requested to give this TIVE
or three insertions and forward their
account to Messrs Snow1en K Slmuas.
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Episcopal Convention.

4 CONVENTION of the Protest.
IN ant Episcopal Church in tho
Commonwealth of Virginia will be held
in the City of Richmond on the fourth
Tuesday in May next, being the 25th
day of the said month. Each Parish
will send two Deputies, of whom the
Minister shall he one, and those Paa
rishes where there is no Minister, it is
required that two Laymen be chosen.
Tho Clerical Deputies are requested
to lay before the Convention, full
statement of the Church within the
care of each respectively. agreeable to
the 18th Canon for the government OF
the said Church.
BY the Convention,
G.. Deneale, Sec'ry.
April 90
W Editors of Newspapers in Vir.
ginia arc requested to give the above q
few insertions.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30
April S.
~ Superhne Yellow Bark,

- Superhne Yellow Bark,
DR.SA.NF0RD'S improved POW.
DER of the BARK, having been used
and highly approved by many physi-
clans of distinguished character in dife-
rent parts of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
it to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste,
in the choice Of his means, can fail to
be grati6ed in the use. of this elegant
preparation.-In streus th, 6neness and
certainty of opcration,it greatly SUR.
passes the, bark in common use.
Also,
7he ESSENTIAL SILT or
BARK, prepared by the same.
The above articles are put up in par.
GELS of different sizes, to accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians,
but of retail druggists, country mer.
chants and'private families.-Sold BY
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller, and no ether Asrsss (
.1zexGrdris.
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} C. Maraeller:
1UIClNES..
9iRPER. .1r.

LsulClNEo..
fl8IIRPER, r.:
md DR0GGIS :,,
r5cs Street 'ff.s. rt
{gps0NS and n'1'
tLL0YO'S'--- -.
t.,iysd in addition to
| SOCK general as
s.r,, Of the first qua
I 4. will sell whole
a as good terms as
,sa in Baltimore or
fosntry Merchants and
% supplied on the
c,sh, or on a good
...a;yNI a pe-
1 q Snrgical hstrH-
! h'.n' Medicines,
lice eittsrs,
.mS'!,
M Elixir, for Coughs,
s, G0nSunptIousI VIZ
Powders,
the Paste,
nrd,
ne,t, SC. &c,
hest cash price given
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NOTICE.

HvHE Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, are hereby
notified, that dividend Of profits OF 4
per cent. on the capital stock paid in, is
this day declared payable to them, Of
their legal representatives, on Friday,
18th instant.
BY order OF the President and
4: Directors.
VIM PATTON, Jr. .eashisr.
March. ) az
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Public Sale.

i uDllS JAW
THE Subscriber will positively sell,
on the second Tuesday in May next at
Port Tobacco, (being the day the Or
phan's Court is hela) to the highest
bidder, twelve likely NEGRO MEN 4
WOMEN, and amongst them is very
valuable Carpenter.
Ierrard Robertson.
April al. OTIS.
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NO L l C E.

IN ~ ~ A'
THE Partnership of COTTON .
I STEWART was Dissolved ON
the lst instant by mutual CONSENT
Those having claims against the firm
vii please present them for payment
and those indebted call and settle theV
accounts with JOHN a. STEWART, who
is fully authorised TO settle the same.
Peter Cotton.
John A. Stewart.
April 81
The Public are respect
fully infolD ed that the Business will be
continued and conducted by JOHN A..
STEWART, who thankful for past
fayors, SELECTS a continuance Of the
same,
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Notice.

THE Stockholders in the Hunting
i Creek Bridge Company, are mo-
tiled, that an Election, for President
and Four Directors, will be held at the
Toulouse OF Monday the Sd day Of
May next.
Jno. Hoof,
Treasures:
April S.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 80, 1913.
January ~

John Gardner Ladd
HIS FOR SALR,
Muscovado sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheoas,
Coffee and Pepper in bags,
Imperial, Guapowder. Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importstiohs, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hcmp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, 7 by 9, by IL, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats.
Whiskcy and Apple Brandy In tierces
& bills.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Women's and Chiidren's Shoes
in,barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk aud Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction, and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october s.
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|aMMs

u; he Practice of the
H. Court for the
k0s His Office is
'@ss Of the Alsxs
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ADAM LYNN,
ehaosits the Meehanic's Bank, King ST.
HAS FOR SALE,
II large e General Assortmsnt Of
Ironmongery, Cutlery and
Saddlery, viz
Brass and Iron. Rim door Locks
Stock, Locks, Pad Locks
Drawer and Chest Lscks
Hinges of all kinds, Screws
Plated and Timed Bride Bits
Stirrups and Bride Buckles
Plated Spurs
Files and Rasps, Brass CaRdlesticks
Shutters, Knives and Forks, Penknivss
Rszors, Scissors, Tutania Spoons
Brass Wares, Fish Hooks, Shoe Knives
Avis and Tacks
Needles and Pins, Curry.combs
Plated and Gilt Buttons
WaKden's Ink-Powder
Locking Glasses, FliDts
Britannia Tea-Pots, Sheep Shears
Carpenters Tosls, Hand, Cross-Cut ant
Mill Saws, Anvils and Vices
Truce Chairs--and variety OF ether
articles.
ALSO,
Grass and Grain Scrthes and Siekles
Bar Iron, Steel, Nail Rs6s and
Hoop Iron
Gold and Silver Ware, Swords, Epaulets
Lace, Cord and Plumes
April 10
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FOR FREIGHT,
- The fast.saiiing schooner
80 s Mary-Ann,
Ns%ss, Horatio AKiddleton, Master.
Burthen 800 Barrels--will be ready
for the reception of cargo in Ave days.
Apply to
Adams, Herbert & Go.
Who hare just received for Sale,
lls Bales first quality USland Cotton,
81 hhds. do. do. Muscovado,
$4,000 VT. Green and White Coffee,
s. hhds. and tierces Molasses,
~ punchcons Rum,
10 chests Young Hyson Tea,
80 casks Brown Stout,
Is kegs Harris's Tobacco,
la5 boxes and half boxes Segars,
500 VT. Race Ginger, *
50 spanish Hides.
ALSO,
40 tons Plaster Paris,
40 barrels Tar.
March 4.
FOR SALE
: ON board the sloot Priscilla, ness lying
at Merchants Whay,
Hhds. retailing Molasses
200 Bushels Liverpool Salt
80 Blown do;
so Patatoes
November ID
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SUBSCRIBERS.

SUSPENDERS.
An assortment Of the above articles
may be had at the Mandatory, lower
end of Prince Street-Handsome pat
terms and low prices.
Richard Horwell.
April 6. dim.
N. B. A few Of HorwelPs patent K
extra quality Nett Suspenders, finished
III very superior stile.
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LAWRASON & FOWLE
HIVE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner traveller
Capt. Morrow, from. Portland, OF 1000
feet merchantable and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Iwlne.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
so cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February /.
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Mar. bt. Of Friday.
For THE ARGUS.

Once, cold DESPAIR hung darkiing on.
NJ 81 p had n d, my peace was gone
How char. eiu, send womau's heart,
II full NJ whim, how full of art
Metsought swain could then controul
ihy look and sigh, which gave my soul
us soite ST tone, its sweetest hour
That e'er was felt by beauty's power!
No m, Girl tina, can never be,
Thy heart hath nature bound 60 me
In passions warm and plaintive ties
Now consecgated in the skies
! love that look, / love that sigh,
70 re uoy lives. de pair nus, die.
Gold hearted friends may give thy hand
10 ons OF wide extended land -
Aay force thy bland and lovely charms
la III embrace of wealth err arms,
My force thy inn, cencc and all
~ wealth and ignorance t. fall -
Soill- in some lone and silent hour
Upon the wing Of memory's power
Thy re TT must tondiy urn IN,
a kindred heart ct Symnafhy!
OSCAR
F. Z. November 9th.
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fly at once to the nearest post of danger, and
that the only rallyng word will be-" OUR
COUNTRY"
Feeling, as the Captain General does, the
weight of responsibility which rests upon him.
with regard 10 tie Constitutional duties of the
militia. & the sacred rights of our citizens o
protection from this great class of community,
SO essentially necessary in all free countries a.
n moment too, wren they ere so imminently ex.
posed to the dangers of hostile incursions aud
domestic difficulties, he cannot conscientiously
discharge the trust Fsposed in him by the Voice
OF his fellow! citzeris, aud by the Constitution
OF this and the United States, without an une.
quivocai declaration that, in his opinion, tie
military strength and rAgourcss of this State,
must be reserved for spwn fence and pro.
lection eXclusi,ely-- xcept M, in cases proyi,
ded for, by the ConstitutionIH the States
and then, undss orders dststed only from the
Commander in Chief
Given under my hard at Montpelier, this
l0th day of November, in tte year Of our
ord One Thousand Fight Hundred and
Thirteen, aud Of the Independence OF the
United States, the thirty.eighth.
MARTIN CHIrTENDBN.
BY his Excellency's command,
SAN GEL SWIFT, Secretary.
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Tract2Land,

4.
w so much therefore, as may be necessary,
to raise and satisfy, as we'll the interest If
1881. Is s, TO be computed frula 3Oth Nov.
1857, TO 2nd day Of June. 1891, as he prin
cpai sum of 1881 IS 5, with interest thereon
from the DAY last mentioned, as also 800 Sc
cents, being the am, INT Of a decree of the
late High Court # gC4fancsry in favor of Ro
bert Z. Hoe, andRlichWd Harrison of the
town OF Alexandria, Against the said Little
page, together with the costs and Charges
attending the execution of Ibis Trust thar
IS TO say, one Tract Of Land OF 2,2TO acres.
Wing ~ the county e Fayelte, in he state ~
kestucky, on 'he main forlS OF Licking Greek.
and north side thereof, aud bounced as ex-
pressed ~ a survey of the said Land. made
on the 25th day 1T March, 1886, Tor the said
Littlspage: Also 2O6O acres IN the county Of
Greenbrier, Virgin a, on Glade Creek-one
other tract OF 1885 acres Vi the same coun-
~ on the head waters of Glade Greek, and
also SIS acres in the last mentioned county
lying between Glademan's and Laurei's
Creek; which sd three last mentioned
tracts OF land were ATaated TO the said Johu
=. bittlepage as aeigne4p William p og, by
Patents from the cogandsweath If VI GIN
IA, bearing date, each. Oh the 18th day ofJ1
ly, 1896
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Trustee.
Richmond. Nov. -, (tdS)
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New Publications.

Jast Reeefved, ana Tar Sale III his Office ::
jockey buresque on ROke5y, by an A :
mat. nr o. fashion.
Intercepted Letters, or the Two Penny
Post Bag, to 1hch are added, tribes Re-
prin'ed, by Thomas Brown, the Younger
The Mnror of the Grsces, or the Englisl,
L@dy's Costntae, by Lady of distinction
The Poetical Works of Lord Byron, com.
prising Poems, Original! and translated
and hngii>h Bards and SEQ ch Reviewers.
Rose and Emily, ~ Sketches of Youth, by
Mrs. Roberts, authorcss of the "Teles
cope for Chhdrcu.''
A Flight 90 the Moon, or the Vision OF Ran
dalthus, BY George Fowler, author of the
Wandering Philan hropist."
The Siege Of Rochelle, or the Christian He
roinc, Novel by Madame De Geulis.
rord Tales, by n. MaImontel, embellished
with engravings.
Angeiique and VSlcour, ard Eglan;ine, two C.,
lesant Noe As h1ress OF " i binia,
or the Young Mother" &c
The Hero OF the Lake. or the Victory of Com
nodore Perry Poem by James Fepncll
Biograph' OF james Lava nee, ESQ. late Cap
tam IN the Navy OF the United States toreth.
er with a collection of the most interesting
papers, relative to the action between the
Chesapeake and Shannon, and the death nf
Capt Lawrence, &c. &c. embellished with a
Liseness,
Bollinhroke's Voyage to the Demerara.
Bmke's Works, va. 6
S'eO. e's List OF he Royal Navy of G. Grltain
to 11th septf8t2.
The To Gi1 Scra rssgent Of Turkish Tale, b,
also, FoR ShL& as ABoYE,
r"usard's ArtiIlerists Cshpanion.
Du nc's Military Library.
- Dictionary.
- Hand hook for Infantry.
-- Do for Riff men.
tlcnects ofWAr, BY Maltbv.
Rules and Articles OF War.
Stevens Artll, risi' 8 Hacket Con,an;on
Complete Military -.
..' d Exercise for Cavalry, by Howes
Stfibcn'a Military Exercise.
Hcllinshead's Company Exercise.
Ems ana TrauslAtions, By Richard Dabney
COuan's Poems.
'rmy and Navy ~ ofebe u. States.
Browns Family Hbles ~
n FRBSH SURPLY or
Garey's Family Bibles, -
Z 'ckst Bibles, boundsn morocco.
.. ~ Calf
prayer Books.
lynn Books. &c. &c
Collec,iod Of blank Books.
creatures, &c. &c &c.
FOR SAFE at fhis Office,
raw CORES or
WIrts Speeches,
OMIT. TRIAL or AARON BURR.
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crossed the rher at Black Rock on "Wednesday,
wth 1900 men, which he msrched down towards
Chippeway, and il was believed he would take n
the disposable force now at Fort George and it
,sek' the brItish army nj their encsmpment at Bur-
llneton Heights, he ID Of Lake Ontario
In the late storms, six OF our vessels Of the E.
RE Geet have beeu day en- on sho = hey are pro-
badly rendered uuHt fbr service this season. The
briggs Hunter and Caledonia & among the number
The former SON the Caaadiai. shore below Point
Elmo Someof the crs>ss we've lost--four or five
IN sll.'
POuison's PHILADELPHIA DAILY .2duertis r.
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Ne w-Yoax, Nov. Is.
IMpORTANr

ISII ON n Y 1.
ny the Albany mail which arrived last niyht
just as the New York Gazette was ? inr
10 press, The editors received the follow.
ing from their correspondent:
ALBA Y, Nov. 81, 1913.
HIcssrs. Lang and Turner,
Gentlemen,
l have to Communicate to
you the m 8, IMPORTANT information. AS the
mail will arrive probably Def re the steam.
boat OF tuesday embrace that oppor,nni.
~, Knowing the arxiesy of every class ofci.
hzehs Tor the event of the present campaign.
YOU WIZ nave an opportunity of issuing al
Extra Haz tie, as y"u may rely on the COR
RICHNESS OF the statement. / am, Gentle-
men, yours, &c.
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POSTSGRIPT
From the Merchants Z flee House b oks
NEW-YoRK Mo- Oh

a letter from Boston. dated the goth inst.
mentions the arrival there of the stage fr, n
burlington. with news. tirat battle was
tough: between Gen Hampton and he Bril-
tish' on Monday the 18th inst. in which the
latter lost 600 ana the former 400 men.
mat Hampton retire ted. aud that part Of
ms army had found their way back t. Platts-
ourgh. The same account states, that VIII
kinsnn had encamped within 40 miles of