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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12

hr;p, reinforced By two serjeaats and so
veterans, to Cuxhavcn, from when the
French had departed with great expfol.
ton, after destroying all their gun Doa,s'
and di,meun,ing the guns from the
s,rong works constructed for the de-
fence of the harl,or Ona summons
from Lieut.. Banks, the Castle OF khze-
butteI, and batteries Of Cuxhasen were
surrendered, to be at the disposal OF his
Majesty By the Burghers and the hri-
tish and Hamburger flags were i'Ameo'-
atcly displayed :.
Msior Kontzinger, an officer perfect
" qualified for such mission, was sent
to Cuxnayen, having received ihffruc.--
lions to communicate as soon as posi-
BILE, withthc Russian general and the Sc
nate of Hauhurgh and this officer MAS
immcdiately followed, by detachment
from the 9Th royal veteran battalion, ana
supply of all the arms, &c wbicn we're
not actually employed ny thls>gafr'soh'
The loyal people Of Hanover VINO nave
been so long oppressed display every
where the British colnrs. ard q K. up
On their habits,ions; in the Weser' the
inh.ti;ants of that par, OF The country
assembled in considerable numbers ana
| took the strong and important oatiery&
| works at Bremelcc and corps OF a.
bout 1900 French, having assembled I'D
It's vicinity, which threatened t" re re
tie battery, application was lmmeo'a'e
| ~ made to major Kentzinser Tor ASSIST
ance, who LAYING left Cuxhaven with Il
party Of the soldiers in Wagons, was
met by these brave and gallant nenrwho
gave him the pleasing intelligence, that
the enemy had marched eff IN great
haste, in consequence Of the lsndlhg 81
British troops, which were reported 10
amount to a considerable number.
Baron de Tennenborn, col. command.
ant Of corps of that division OF ;he
Russian army, commanded by count
WjttgcDstcin, entered Hambargh on the
18th inst amidst the declarations and
every demonstrators: ef joy on the part
of the citizens; in consequence CT this
happy event, the antient government has
been restored, and nail for England is
now dispatched from that city"
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deficiency might be made good. It was
true, that uncertainty might attend the
merchantin bringing goods from very
distant country; bat not long ago, when
am embargo was laid in America, and a
conseuucn. stoppage OF trade took place,
encouragement was given tor The lmpor.
tation O. Fast India cotton, when un.
fortunately came TOO late, as the AHc-
.rican ports had been re-opSned. There
was a quantity Of this wool (the .Soa
Island) from Geornia, particularly 6oe,
and very importani fer superior aiicles;
but in the isle Of Bourbon there was
some err. 10 It; and, as in the Las,
Indies fnc artIc'", we're produced, there
might be en- object Il. procuring fixed
snDply Of them tom thence; coaFscr
kinds we're TO be had in the Braziis and
other pIaces. Hs believed that the stock
now on band wcu d be sufficient until
the supplies should arrive. He might
also indulge, perhaps, in the rFobsbii
ty of an Intercourse being re- stao!Ished
with America in sufficient time. He
should propose an additional duty OF
three half pence per pound, shich "ou'o
not be rroh!biory, though 1t might bc
protective but if imported III neu'rai
ships, lie should propose to raise IT to
six pence per rouud. Our consumption
was go millions pounds per anrum, OF
which 50 nniliuns came ron America
The Brazils and the East ard Yves. h.
dies made ~ The rest; the ut amount
however, had frequently exceeded y
millions This might mere sc the price
of the raw materials: tut n home con-
sumption /. woula be but hya traction
This duty, he thought, mig tp'ocuce
2.O.OOOL"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12
KENNEBUNK, May I.

On Monday last an English frigate was
in our bay most of the forenecn she
was so near the shore that the officers
were seen in the rigging on her quarters
ooking at the town. salso man in the
chains throwing the lead.
The Bonnie Cheyenne, arrivedin Eng
land on The Gath March from Brazils,
with $500, 900 dollars, for British Mer.
chants.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corscr Of Kisg e Fai3ar-streefs,
rs OFFERS FOR SALE,

OFFERS fOh ohLI'
ar ggoLEslLE AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpo~der, I'M
no or. cheS's perial, hyson, hyson skim
so boxes young hysou Ssouchong
10000 lbs. green. and white Coffee
7o,ooo lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans s. Museovado
$50 bbls Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
S pipes, half pipes and 6 az casks l. !
Madeira
s pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
"a pipes Rcd Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, IL half pipes M~,:ga
S pipes, 6 half pipes and 30 or. casks
Teneriffe
,ls pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin :
90 puncheons West-India Run,
Is puncheons and 30 bbls New England
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Oid do.
8 hhds Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
600 Id Bengal Indigo
500 ID Blight Madden
5000 lb. Goshen s. Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Numegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground GIG Cayenne
Pcpper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas.
Barley, Mustard, Oil in hotties and TASKS,
Wine and Cvder Vinegar, Glaube'
Salts, Bark, Seated White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and sco,chSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Rrim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Fhnts,
Hairpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Twine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc;
sc.
". 3. SO bushels fresh z7arranted
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12
PLAZK, February S.

TO-DAY his ma jesty the emperor OF I'll
the Russss arrived here, 81 the head OF
all the guards, and division Of the Sd
corps of grenadicrs, forming together
$4,000 men. Unanimous acclamaions
of 10y accompanied his entry.
Yesterday evening we received the
following information by all eytraordina-
~ opportunity from Berlin:
I" The Russians entered Berlin on the
Alb inst. at 6 o'clock. Only 1000 Rus.
sian infantry, under general Diebnsch.
remained at Berlin, and Z or 5000 casal-
~ pushed through the city
/" The viceroy has reireattd through
Saarmund towards LEIPZIG. Prince Reg
Mo commanded the Russians, but deli.
vcred up TIE command st O'Clock in
the afternoon to general Kut!isof, son
of the field marshal. The Russian ge-
neraIs Appeared in the evening at the
theatre, and were received with grea.
applause "
4 division Of Russian troops, said to
be under general Benkendorfi's COM
lnard, taxes its route through Mccklenr
bu"gh Tie count marshal Ven Olef-
sos YES on The 9th inst. sent fom hence
with Ills information to Rostock.
Gene al Wlnzlngerodc arrived al Cor,
II, S German miles from Dresden, on
t,e @S,i, +, bruary. On the 5th Of MARCH
an Interview vas to take place at Wit.
tcnbergh br;ween the emperor Alexan-
dcr'and the king OF Prussia.
TIE Courier, a ministerial paper, re.
marking on the American captures,
says: What ard were is the loss Of
national elory or naval renown Three
OF our trigates have been captured by
What ?-higa;es They are called so
by Americans aud the opposition, but
they deserve to be called irigates lust
as much as a boy deserves to be called
man TREY are hne Of battle shifts, c.
9uai IN size ana aueigh Of 8ctal."
A deputation of ~ erchants interested
In tire trade betu cen this country ard
America, attended at the Board # Trade,
on Tuesday, 10 obtain information on
certai'- points The gentlemen first re-
quirt d TO know, in case the bill before
Congress for the admission into Anreri-
Ca OF certain goods Of British mar uiac.
,ore; should be carried into a law, wbe-
~ther the British government would per-
nit them to be exported for that pur-
pose ABswer-Proyidcd it shall APP
pear that there is not sufficient demaf d
tor such goods for the continent. 1t
was next asked-Will such goods be
allowed 10 be exported on board OF neu-
trails? Answer-Ycs. Lastly, the gen.
tiemen wished to be Informed, if govern
nent would, under any circumstances,
giant licenses for American vessels to
export the British goods in question
Answer-No.
The chancellor 6 the exchequer. in
the House of Commons, March slst,
in proposing what he called "some war
taxes, said" the only remaining du-
~ he had to propose, was che which de-
pended on different principles of ex,en.
sive policy; it was ON the, importation
Of American Gotten wool. Certainly
the blockade extending from Rhode
Islard must greatly prevent the supply
Z Of the raw material, so far as America
was concerned But he had reason to
believe, that if encouragement were
given to importfrom other quarters, that
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12
LONDON, March 81.

The Lord Mayer has fixed Friday
next for common ball, to take INFO the
consideration the propriety OF presenting
loyal ard ;fec,ionate address to hsr
Royal Hightcss the Princess OF Wales,
on the subject of the lately exposed
wicked aud cruel atten pit against her
Hghpcss' character and life.
: Admiral Hope leaves town on Monday
TO assume the command in the Baltic =
re is TO proceed in the Daphne isigate,
and il is said, vii! assist in tie embaska
ton OF the Swedish troops 70" Pomera-
MIA. Several bomb vessels are ordered
to The Baltic, and Nv enly or thirty pilot
thoroug hlyconversant with the navigation
of that sea, are to be sent from Yarmouth
without delay.
A letter from the hon. capt. Irby, Of
lis Britannia Majesty's ship Amelia,
dated at Spilhead, 2ed March: gives an
account, Of a severe action fought 9th
February, on The coast Of Africa, between
ttat frigate and the French fiigate l.
Arethuse, which the Amelia beat off-
but with great j! jury in the hull, spsrs,
sc. and with the loss of SO killed, and
IS wounded, Among the killed was
Lieutenants Bales, Pope, Willis, and
Pascoe.
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Notice TO Travellers.

TINE subscriber residing at NEAB-
SEQ HoTEL in Prince Wiliism
Caunty, Virginis, has provided every
thing to render comfort TO the Travel
ler:-He. has excclient stables and
Couch houses for Carriages, and will
accommodate those who choose 10 cali
on him, on as reasonable terms as any
situation of the kind in Virgi /; icing
situated on the main Stage road from
Alexandria 10 Dumfrles and Freeze
ricksburg, berg a5suf ha.f pay, irem
Alexandria to fredericksburg Six
miles from Occoquans and three and a
half from Dumfries. The SAges stop
here daily.
Zebulon Kankey.
NsAssco HorEL, May IL. aaw2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12
BOSTON. Nav 9.

Arrived. the fast sailing ship Hope,
captain Loyett 10 days from Corunna-
Mr.. Rhodes, a passenger, politely favor
ed as with London papers to March -,
End with the following Information.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12
PRINCESS OF WALES.

The British cabinet had been Tor
long time engaged in examination o.
witnesses * consultations thereon touch
ing the character and conduct OF the
Process of Wales. The Princess had
ado, essed letters 10 the Prince and to the
Speaker of the House Of Commons -
to the former upon the subject OF her
daughters education, and complaining
Of the restrictions upon her visits to the
Princess to the latter upon the subject
of the examinations before the F'!sy
Council-and the injury thereby accru'
ing to the character Of her Royal High
ness-and claiming the interference and
protection of Parliament. This subject,
however Indifferent to us, had excited
strong sensations in England, and almost
every one was arraycd oh the side OF
The Princess or her ROYAL consert: it
appears, however, that The subject had
been dismissed by the council The
following article 10 that effect is from "
London paper Of the 9th March -
We have infinite pleasure in announc
ing, that the Few examinations and in
quiries respecting the Princess Of Wales
have been stopped, by and With the adj
vice Of the confidential servants Of the
crown. They had produced no disco
veries injurious to the Princess; AID no
further attempts Of the kind are to be
made"
The London Gaz ette of March 9th,
says" The Prince Regent having cx
pressed his wish to the Princess Char.
lotte that she should visit her mother,
the young Princess according dined yes
'erdsy At Montague house, with ths
Prince IS Of Wales"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12
BALTIMORE May 9,

The brig Morning Siar, Deggs, of this
port, has arrived at Wilmington, N {.
from Lisbon,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12

~, The !. HOP, ,.,i,.,
Fie,d ;. ., Go. viii IN
and alt'd f., and et s'isgt%,a'l
p "sns0A, Of AID n n
d York from 'f, Ss' 2
G s;a by an 'Fsss,,'1
Red red 'nlO Co,ara:,, SA'
'z,A b"rsd 70 E.s,.a,.
Let at Co. u ~.
Of 1.s and Tor sos,oa,,,n.,
Joseph and Rv.5,% y,
nNipA,a uE,,r.a.s.
from Bo.lcp, and =.
sSI'arx, Q; 8av,aS, ]
G., captured about :cI
' ",sa'es' AID ca'rtt
Schooner Eliza
was ', e'b'uced ID ,!,e
ne u 1''n Ms'es, No.
| Toe mate, Mr.. Pen,
shore from her t,.css.
session of, vcn, ,DF
| passage passage for Boaa',
| " be" tie HIP
| " vas tr~eyo ,po = y
| n n,! 'r.cps cas,|
| EashNh usa.2a:s....
'"l rubhciy kloan
! in''cwa'si,pI,.,,
Enall'" b'iss Of Va A.
! schooner.
/, Ire harta. ca
| feH's. rend, ~, /,
a'c IS ss.la;l or n,,,
I h' t~rpe h., :,
! - Wv &C fr.u Ge,
| o. : ron d. nc.
to 3 STR ai1 .s
from q e.y.g.rda,.
the 'iaae S.r,c MI
The o1,yo Of o,
| Captured as a5o,e
sold a Coluaia
| The 'cbr liz, Is
tured d, anchor aeuV
| The lhc'p IP.s.
| YESTERDAY Nronirg
| The big Seer rnnl
at Porto Rico, Apdll
The SLY nom HlA
York was robbed by.a.I
ct Of about 80 dollar ,
clothing.
American vessels nd
and sent into Eoql:a,
car'el arrived at N:sgI
Sip Porcup.0e, Cys
Yori;, bound 10 F, -c.
So ir Vengeanct I'd
Big Empress, N.u
Slip Orb r., B,rnat
Schr TOM TtUpAl
Brig Sie1as2 Hung
Terri lie, LtsA
Schr AmphiljIte,
Schr Argus Hi.Iigt
Big Rising STATES
Lisbon for n York
Schooner Blue Bud
Baltimore 10 fr1nce,
Schr Cashier, Wis.,
Schr Rossia, DAaI,Ii
Schr Experimeal, RI
ton. S & to Go.
Brig Mars, DE, 81
France. |
Brig Expedition "a
phia, TO France.
B iF Columbia DIW
Ship Union Oh n'
Snip Rolls, a"a
SChr Coy ~ h'a'D'
B ig Leader " 'H I
Brig Spi,Gre, Bor'I''
Ship Print, D.Se"
Brig Tiger, BarI.'' .
Schr Undergraduate, u
York from BayODoe
Snip Calcutta, h'olA.
Calcutta.
Ship.Charles, Du~P'
al Ireland
Brig Warreo, O''1
bound TO L'SDpH
Schr Hope, Ha'p''
from Opor'o, bond 's \
Brig Wasp, IIl''1'" Oh
Cadiz for Cork -.
schr Pert, Ray dF''
Bordeaux. I
Brig RolIa, Morris .
France.
Brig Star. Reed
schr William Bs'''
schr Dick, MiNnits''
ShipCannonict v" %
Brig DccOrdeaAH%: 81. =
Schr MesFenser' rs'I ,
Schr Courier, D'',%.
Ship Criterion Q. ~ y
Schr AllcgbaHy' 1 u =.
Ship John and l ISp'
Charleston, from b 8. y.
Schr Virginia fi.'"'
N. York, cor F,aal.' +
schr independents :
Rochelle. O.,
- G,Id Gamer, u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12

On the 18TH day Of this
month will be sold at the south east COR
ner OF Prince and Fairfax streets, va
riety of elegant HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE-Aiso, a
CHAIR and HARNESS,
d. Minor, d. NJ.
May dts
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NEW YCRM,

Arrives ship fI.' ',,,dH
merican vcssc!'' Ip : s
1onp,oy aish ,' p. : o. ; Il
York anJ saw Der ~ ~ "a
ship I'ritOo , wa, % Do 81
Maria NJ. Of pbiiad 81. II
Market. impr0'inF.. 4, 81 81
"a, long. le. spoke 'p !, d
from Philad ipb''' sM.pp'
shifted her cargo. ,rig 40
Also, sse..i,b o .o,s. Il
40 days from F al. 'aar
glass, sc. In 'a'' =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-12

Downing Street, March 80, 1878
A letter Of which the following are
extracts, has this hay been received at
Earl Ba,hu-sts Office, addressed to his
I.ordship, BY Col, Hamilton, Ii Gene
raI of HcligoIand, dated 2srd March,
1918
"In my letter, dated i7th inst. I had
the honor to represent TO yonr Lordship,
,ha, in consequences of the effect which
the glorious success of the Russian arms
produced, and the favorable reports from
different parts If the Hanoyerian coast,
determined Immediately to take every
step. which the ineonsiderable force at
my disposal would admit Of, to promote
the great and just cause.
Lieut.. Banks proceeded with two gun
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

rander OF the British brig Boxer, were en-.
,ombed in this town yesterday with Military
and Civil honors.
The procession was fyrmed at the Court
house precisely at 9 o'clock, A. NJ. under
the direction of Robert Ilsley and Levi Cut
ter, Esquircs, assisted by twelve Marshals,
and proceeded, under the escort of the Port
land Rife Company, and Captains Shaw's and
Smiths Companies Of lnfantry--Command-
ed by Captain Abel w. Athcrlon, to the low
cr end of Union-wharf, where the corpes
were landed from each vessel from barges of
ten oars each, rowed at minute strokes by
ship Masters and Mates, accompanied by
most OF the barges aud boats in the harbor.
During the approach Of the barges from
tho vessels TO the shore aud tho moving of
the procession, minute guns were fired alter
nately by each vessel. From Union. wharf
the procession proceeded up Fore and Pleas
ant-stree,s, TO High-slrcct, thence down Main
aud Middle-strcsts, 10 the Rev. Mr.. Parsons
Westinghouse, where the rights of Sepul-
chrcAwas performed, with appropriate and
solemn music-,hence 10 the place OF inter-
ment.
Captains Bird and Varnum's Artillery
Companies psraded on the Hill nigh the gun
housc and fired minute guns after the process
sion moved from the Meeting house, until i,
arrived on the burial ground--By an order
from Col Learned, minute guns were repeat
ed from Forts preble and Scammel--aftcr
the whole Ceremonies the procession return
ed the Cout,-aousc.
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Portsmouth,, Sfhf. Is, 1918,
TN pursuancc Of tho 9Th section OF the Militia Lasy
OF tho State of Rhode Island, the DrigAdier.Gcnes
raj Of the first brigade orders, that the regiments
composing said brigade rendezvous for review and
inspection the following days, completely armed
and equpt as the law directs, viz.
The ist regiment. commanded by It. Col. Coms
Isaac Stall, on Monday, 9th inst
The 4,h regt commanded by 1t Col. Com. Haze.
kiah Dosworth, on Thursday, 30th inst. I;
The 10Th regime Mt commanded by 1t. Col Conn
Stephen Sawyer. on Friday, 1st OF October.
1t is also required by the Brigadicr General, that
the seventh section Of the militia laws Of this State,
be punctnslly attended to by the respective regts
men,s and eompanicacomposing said brigade tho
Communicates Of the said regiments will order their
men 10 meet at an early hour, that the troops may
be inspected at 40 O'Clock, A. NJ. II is necessary 10
remind the officers and soldiers Of the present a.
farming situation in which Our country ID situated
and to impress their minds the necessity of being
completely armed and cqupt
ANDREW Mc'CcRRlE,
Brig Gen. ist Brigade.
BY order Of the B,fgnai,cr- General,
GORDON DIXON,
Rrigade Mayor and Inspector 1st Br,rndr.
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District Of Rhode. Island.
7 N pursuance Of a Warrant from the Hon. Dawn
Howell, Esq. Judge Of the District Court for tie
District Of Rhodc.Island,
do hereby give public notice to all persons com
ccrned that there has been filed before said Judge,
an Information by William Ellery. Bsq Collector of
the CUSTOMS ior the District of Newport. in behalf
of the United States Of America W Asher Rdbbins
United States Attorney for Rhodc-lsIand District,
against certain vessel Spanish barke, called The
Msgdalma, her tackle, apparel. furn'usc and boat;
lasses and Fruits. .t 1f
All the above mentioned articles are alleged il
SAID information to have been toreitrd>fur violation
OF the laws of the United States, and trial will he
had on said information at District Covert DE hos
den at the Court-Housc in Newport, IN said District
of Rhode.Tsland, on the third Tuesday Of Uctobes
next
Elk. DEXTER, .,zarshat
Providence, sept H., 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-16

District ef Rhodf- Isiapd. N
IN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon. Dawn
= HcwELL. Esq. Judge Of the District Court fox
the District of Rhode-lsiand, et
do hereby give notice TO all persons concerned,
that there has been filed before said Judge nior-
nation by Asher Robins Esq. United States Attur-
ney for Rhode-Isand District, agains, certain slocp
called the Ecdcavor, saunders. master, with her
tackle, apparel aud furniture. And il is aIlesxcd in
said information that the above mentioned sloo her
tackle. apparel, and furniture have been forfeited for
violation OF the laws Of the United sts,es Aud trial
viii be had on said Information a, the District Court
to be holden the Court House. iu Newport. il said
District OF Rhode. Island, on the third Tuesday Of
October next.
E. X DEXTER. .nEarshak
Yt..sifcure.f .veht~,,br,s x
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NEW PORT.
THURDdY, SEPTENBER i6, 1918.

Arrived al this port on Tuesday last, the Cartel
brig San Jose Triumfo, 81 days from the Coast of
Slero Leone, Bradbury master, having on board 40
of the crew OF the privateer Rambler captured some
time since off that Coast--lO Of the Rambcr's crew
died in Africa, and ID on board Of the Carteto wit
IN .9frieG-Thomas A. Hussey. of Nantucket; /;
John Manhant, Boston Robert Marvel Newpoa
Samuel Stacy and James Boay. of Portland ; Lot
Bacon, 3arnstable; Gibson Cook, Tivcrton; Francis
Carman and Ebenezer Carman, of Massachusetts;
Pero lothian, Warren.
o" board the CaueL-.George Briggs, Ezekiel
Murell, and Sylvester Gavett, of Newport; John
Alden and Thomas Erie, of Portland; Charles whip.
pie. Providence; Aaron Woodgum and Jocob Casco,
of Falmouth; James Murphy, Ireland Joseph Is
aacks, Barnstable; Charles RILEY, oyhie Nathan
Sales. Mass. Jeremiah Watson, Rhodc.i island
Wiiham Treadwel, Wrentham.
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EROM ENGLAND.

NEw-YoRK, Sept 1.-The ship Mo.es
Brown, Capt. Sutherland, arrived at this port
yesterday from Chatham, England, having
on board Mons DE-. KANTZOW, (the Swe.
dish Minister Plenipo,entiary, to reside near
the United Sta,es) his lady, two daughters
aud four servants. To this minister, AID 10
Captain Sutherland, we are indebted for Lon
don papers as late as the 9th of July. They
are principally filled with various accounts Of
the victories Of Lord Wellington, at Vic:o.
ria, who. with his army, had received the
thanks of both Houses Of Parliament and
OH no former occasions, says the Courier of
the 9th Of July, were the iIiumina,ions more
general or more brilliant.
In the House Of Commons, on the 5th Ju.
ly, Lord Cochrane moved several Resolu-
,ions, calling the attention Of the House to
variety Of evils and hardships, which existed
in the naval service, which, after a warm dis
cussien, were ncgatived without discussion.
Lord Cochtane, in The course OF his re.
marks said, 81 That although the valor, skill,
and spii.t Of the navy had In all former times,
been raised to the highest pitch, by the
splcnacT Of is achievements, ger i, bad Of