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view Of pleasing al parties, which, b.~.

view Of pleasing all PARTIES, which, bsw.
ever, had very contrary sifect
1t was confidently statsl that minister,
intended to sanction the stni.sion o,
cotton direct from the United States, in
neutral ships during The war, under i,
small additional du.y and to admit them
eircuitously, at . lower du:y, in British
ships.
This supposed bshua, or prstsstior,
to the shipping interest, was elected q.
entirely futile.
The Eas,-India We.,-India ard Bra.
iii. merchants offer 10 prove, tina, ace.
quats supplies Of cotton OF every descrip-
ton can be procured to take the place Of
the cot,ous o! the Y. States and, if ne
cessary, to supplant the rse ,htrtofin
al our manufactures. Thc n.anuiac
turers and general merchants, also a.
scrr their opinion On this in por.an,
point. Tho former declared. that The
cottsns grown in the Unted States car
be dispensed with, INC beth nn.s il.
viz ~ p!N'Bl'N t!E
import of the Same, unti' The UnUed
Safe. are open TO receive the prnduet.
and manufactures of Grea, Britain, or
equal terms With those countries lron
which il is now Proposed to take sEy
supplies OF that article.
1t appears to me very singular, VII,
tiiere should be any hesitation on the
part Of the COVE nmcnt on this question.
conceive that the manufacturers and
merchants viii be able, satisfactorily, 10
prove what they have edvanced, and
DO not see what the spinners Can bring
forward to oppose them. ] shall be hap.
pv.if required to give you my opinion
either of the policy of the measure, as
Political one, or as sffec,ing the pre-.
sent ard future manufacturing interes,
Of Grea. Britain and America, Us we'll 81
Of Europe and Asia.
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Prince Georges County, set.

Thereby certify that John G SUM,
mer. of said county, brought before me
ASA tray, tres passing on his enc.o-
sures) BAY GELDING, about six
years old, thirteen hands and three
inches high, star on bis forehead and
o small snip on MS nose thick name
hanging on the wrong side, and has
his re- cropped. trofs and canters -.
Gwen aader M hand, oaS OF the JUS
tees It he peace in and Ioi ssid coun.
ty, tais third nay Of April, 1918
William Marshall.
n B. The owner of the above de-
scribed Geldiug is desired to prove
property, pay charges and take him a.
way,
John G.. Summers.
April 81. lawst'
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MONDAY. MAY II.
Joseph Vaudeville,

lOseph ManueViic'
sorncr Of Kirg e Fairfar-streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sr wHoEssALB AND RETAIL,
Teas-gunpovder, I'M
Eo or. ehe''s perisl, hyson.hy son SKIN,
so boxes younghysonS souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
las hhds} New Orleans * Museovaa'
$50 hbls Sugars
T,Goo lbs Pepper
70 bids retailing Molasses
S pipes, shalt pipes and ar casks l.
Madeira
spipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
"a pipes Red Catalonia
30 cases choice Claret
Q butts, - half pipes Malaga
S pipes, 6 half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
Is pipes real Cognae Brandy
$ pipes Gin
60 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 30 bbls New England
Rum
10 bills Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
800 gallons Old do.
s hhds. Cherry Bounce
SO dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
go ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID. Bright Nader
5000 ID. Goshen & observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmess, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper, Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley. Mustard, Oil in hotties and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould anddipped Cam
dles.maccaaba, rsppce and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone. Ganpowdcr, patent Shot, FIints,
Esirpowder, Sifters, Cigars, Demiiohns.
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
~. B. SO Bushels fresh ,osrrsnted
COOPER SEED.
March s.
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&c Ameriea,, pspers inform US Of

Fhe American papers infcrm Us OF
the extraordinary hcnsrs Which nave
been paid TO Csmmodores Decatur and
Bainbridge. The forp'er,on MS arrivai
IN bi. narr,e,ci.y, tPAi!sdelphia was rr-
ceivsd by a military escort, and coa'pl-
men,cd with addresses from the mu!t';
cipsl authoritiss the latter lasdcd at
Bosom amidst salutes of artillery, and
with every passible demonstFa'loh OF re-
spect fran the naval and military oh1cers
present. as well as from the dalightea
populacs. To have SO repeatedly con-
auered the Enslish on their own eie-
- ent, intoxicates the new republicans
with an cxulta,ion the more lnordinsse'
as it was Totally unexpected.
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Herring Seine Irvine.
-, 2Ip SayG

Herring Seine Twlne.
Just recei0ed y FOR SALE,
S cases Herring Seine rwiae supe
nor quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5 5::s:. '. s;;.s. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Shectings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bhls and half bbls.
Sperm and Whaie Oil.
Paint do in terces and bbls.
Birthstone in hbts.
Mess No. I snd , Boston Beef, bbls.
and half hh.s.
Do prime Pork. bbls.
b5is. Tar, Rosin, Turpentins and
pitch.,
April z.
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# '., d. s!,sssl,,: |
9s n'l at a,s,ssi.'
hey at OK
.o,g with 49,
m sr.asI 'heAs.I,,se,s,
,' n,'; q eo.r,.ims]|
Britain and a, ,5.,.'%
, s to take ,si' g
easi % thi,'
S Of the "esl,hie,y g 8
1Sra family IN M
Duke Of o,!, d ~
CO.. sV'd in sonn,'a;y
tie son Of tn. 's;,.'a
500 5oes sesj's' Who's,
ard a, young R,,,,,''I
l nse by Reysli.eI,,'..s.
''Idsd from Er,,a%I
nius. in Ansr,,y
support supported hlast'I
'se''y .f a '..el,'I
; aase' He la, III
p'ac' viii tie ~
r ~ Ted 10 Enslat'',,l
+, resumed I, the prep,J
E-'hs eItteasIR,I
!" second as Drs, >
S = Be-ui,5, n
lB.'a'joiai, tI,t 81
us death being es,1
n-lIsr to that If III
lv'd-'fe assnut !
Country arc,htc,n !
wound eesa,ioa,s' /
horse ,. He wen, al
died. The Dps N
and the Duke Of oil
df'n-he is q ma /
's ' be lately ',e.l
the king Of Slcilynt1
by both ls wand
bly, might bs yet,|
could still give prr,,s]
but from the tccsI,]
Revolutionary prias,1
~ with which he penn!
lsi', he is viewed .i!'
grants; and although
amongst thsmunps
surviving member l
Bourbon are lik,N o,
ing together ; and "a,
cu'stion Of hunao lie
see them oil in ten
failure Of these thru
the right Of syees,,iir
vclve on the Spall;a
Sicillan end, lsHy,u
But these fam,liu !.
who wou d be iiktSI
self the nciice Of In,
a revolution 10 sry =
seat a Spanish, S.cl!
Prince On tie t'nE
ed BY the 6rs; Loah(
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Dsr,|
PROCLAIM
BY HIS R0YaI. n
KING Of 81

klNO VI ~
WE, Frederics NJ
Grace Of God Khg&
We fDd 0ursel's,f
stances, uDder tie raa
our metropolis, God nj
part Of our KirgtOH'
Of remaining so lrrs
may require, ard 'dni
The polilic'l systems
for the lest six ysstf
is what the state l'a'
its preservation ia I"
dangers in the e''r
True TO our treslIs' d
l,,t forward Wit coll
py result Which l ''''
the restoration al p'aS
snful6lied, for tie P'0s
mise cpJsslf l'o@ !" |
snee Of eur gre,' 'lh1
Of he couioderaitd n
proved vaIor Of or u
covered lhem'o''''
,rg fer their e,e'p'.r,.1
Our behaved sO'fd'l
manner support tic J
end which We have ~
10 avoid and lIsf'sn u
ouch a, possible by,p]
staney and Quiet e'5s',
thereby, hasten u'' RI
MON with them i
During the whol' Il
fvs years go'e'n" '.a.,.
changes Of cireun'' '..,1
the w~sjfsrs Of tbt COW. 4
pines. Of on .e5j j''1 I
our endeavos "' "a
highest reward f iG' a. 4
ever equal eenra'' ,.a
attachment Of ov' P -
ourselves assured o. =
tinusd prscf' Of 'h o. q d
are NOS. eoasel' vi, ;,
,roubI., and ws "'' \
.istance OF oco' AN
beloved subjects = ~ ~ !
ourselves for 'Ori ~,
the best of ouraS..1m,s
remain in sheir W., ss'I M,
our absence, ;, n..,, ~
welfare, in all o'' ssS""e,5s
we have de, !'G t.s
s g :.,. .ss ''''t'. 8
nsys to apply 'nt' ID i D
h hsss = men'iar 3D. 'D'
rse,ion. in all s,'ss .rS
~ ,oaiu eXBW' Is
10 supper, the 'of,.a,,a.s
a lS nation, BY 2 ip,',jb'
conduct, s0h'D
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Daily Gazetts, 2 Doilars.a
Country Gazette, $ Dollars.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-19

n,1ncine this twenty third Of Apfil, in
fhe year of our Lord ono Thousand eish'
hundred and ten, to be FULLY compfea'-
ed and ended.
Given under my hard andseal the oay
and date first above written.
' THOMAS PAUL, LIS.
Signed. sealed and delivered IN the
presence of GEO. G.. PRESBCRN
In consequence Of the above authority
vested in me, arising from contract
with MIR. T. Paul, hereby appoint the
following persons the only agents lor Inc
sale OF Paui's Columbian Oil, In the CITY
Of Balsimor., iz.-Dr. Edme Ducatei'
sign OF the Golden head, No. 20 war
ket.street. Mcssrs. Henry keerl K
Son, Druggists, sign of Celsus's Head,
M 2ss Warket-st. near the corner OIL
Iioward-st Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
rest, corner Of Hanover and Market-sts-
S!essrs Warner and Hanna, stationers,
corner of Gay ard Market sts. tMessrs.
G. * r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
&C St. Paul's Lane and AIarket-st. A.
M,ltroberger, Ssationer, No le sign
og Franklin, ". Howard-st. Messrs.
John Thomas Vance, Stationers, NO.
I78 Ma, ket-st-i. FeRs Point, by
Or. Henry Derry, Druggist, No.
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight Sta
toner. Feli's-street.-Gty Of Wash'ns'
ton. nlessrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
eists.-PhRadeNhia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at Dr.. Edwin A. AtIee's, No. IS North
4th ST.. John Y. Bryant, Druggist,
Corner Of I'd and Pine-Strsets-Jere-
mish Morris, Druggist, No 2e5 Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between ID and ID
streets. Messrs. CrowI & Segar, Dig
pists. Market st.-Nesu York, Messrs.
| John Sc Thomas L. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. q
S,R. Waites's. Nos So and 81, Maiden
Lane.-York Iozyn, DR.. John Fisher,
Drug. -.zunatoHs. Messrs. CiIilds *
| Shaw.-Gsorge 7own. DIR. John OF.
| Drug.-Laueaster. Dr.. Samuel FAN
nestock, Drug.-harrisdsrg DR.. J"nn
c. Wrestling, Drug-Easton- ID Tho
mas Ii. Dawson, Drug.-Pefe"@turs
Tug. Messrs. Love and Cutler, Drns-
| gisis.-Rqgerstozvn. DR.. Frederick Nil
| Ter, Observation-Disclosures. DR.. ; an
| S. Miller, ,Druggist-Hnchester. Mess.
John s. Adm. Miller, Druge,sts.-Han-
over. Messrs. Frederick * VIM. Sauer-
mann. Druggisls.-Car'isle. Or. John
Fahaestock, Drugsist.-Brook FMs.
(NIontgomery COZ Mr. Brice Gassaway,
AND ~ ALEXANDRIA,, By
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail. at my Drug
AID Patent Medicine Store, No. l6,
sign OF. tue Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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Notice to Travellers.
ruE subscriber residing at NEAR.

THE subscriber residing at NEAR.
SEQ HoTEL in Prince William
County, Virginia, has provided every
thing to render comfort TO the Travel
Ter He has excellent stables and
Coach houses for Carriages. and viii
accommodate those who choose to cal
on him, on as reasonable terms as any
situation Of tho kind in Virainia; Being
situat ID on the main Stage road from
Alexandria to Dumfrles and Frede-
r;cksburg, being about half aDay, from
Alexandria to Fredericksbu' Six
miles from Occpquan, and three and a
half from Dumfrics. The Stages stop
here daily.
Zebulon Kankey.
NEApsco HOTEL, May II. 2aw2w
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LAND,

For Sale, about $50 acres,
between Alexandria and the Washing.
toa Bridge The Tract is bounded on
the East, nearly half mile upon the
Washington and Alexandria Turnpike
Road, and extends back westwarl'y be-
You'd the heights, upoa which are Sc.
yeral handsome situations for building
A large proportion OF the land is cover.
ed by young wood; and the whole
seems well adj. pied to the cultivate"
of Wheat, Clover and Timothy. Tie
Georgetown and Alexandria Turnpike
RUS thro' the Land upon the heights
The distance To each Of the Markets.
George'own. Washington and hieX,r>
dria, is nearly TIE same, BEING abcut
three miles. Tie heights comma q q
view OF Ceorgetow1. Washington, the
Potomac ana Eastern b"ancn, sc.
The Terms Of Sale vii - very re-
sonabie, Is to price and time OF ply
ment.
apply to the Subscriber at Alexan
dria.
w. Cranch.
Ar;i, % 2aw
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AassI
IEgI

o. Sl
Genuine Essenc.sEsl
A safe and es.;aII
cute G. and Chronic IL
r Palsy. Lumba-o, I'll
swellinss Cblld.i,,
Pain in the FACE l.. !
Extract Of . let!s, n
Gregory. ,sr.h
dated Norfolk, ri
Messrs. M.cMa Le.
our essence Q. X
approved OF bysp.r1
this city, who hav.
ply ii in cases Of Hss
You may send mead
also, send IRE son:-n
Bilious Pills, :, i.y
whole OF YOU Ns4s
derAble demand. Ys
FL
Lees 4nti5IIioaS
veRtlon Of bilorsm.
Lee. Elixir iasrias
&c
Lees IDf,liLl, h
rops.
Lees Worm trnp
Lees Itch Cltt-,1
cure by one apglcaM
cury.)
Lees Grand R.grI
Gus disorders irat
Lees Indial Vga
the Vencreal.
Lees Persian Ln
and Erup:ions.
Lees E.,senc: 81
tar,i foi the RaeCHl1
Lees Ere v IL
Lee, I so!h.A ~
'.ce's D4masS iB1
Lees Corn Pl1sg
Lees Anod!as u
o. '1c'i rI'.r p,,l,
The aj,yc C.sh
..lI-
c'h.!hI' " :,
Sod by 'ns fO -
Stree. 49, o., ,' ~, ,s,, |
andri, " IL
R. GR s, Al, .' 'TatI
and n HlN"',D
0 coao'H ~ =
ono pun u.s. .,
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RECEIVED

By Schooner 5ieliada, from Rostos, and
SeAr. Regulator, from New Ysrk,
A conplets assortment OF SHoEos OF
all descriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Gotten, Window Glass. Ravens Duck
Fins Soaps, Spannh Horse aides
Truaks.
E. Gilman.
July % costa"
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A cure forCoughs, Colds, &c.
HAMILTON'S ELIXIR,

HA MIL lOIN CLAAtR,
A sovereign remedy for Colds, obsd.
n.te Coughs, A.thmas. Sore Threats,
and approaching Consumptions, and
most disorders of the breast and
lungs.
T,HE celebrity acquired by this me.
dicine through the United States,
for speedily removing coughs, colds,
hoarsencss, SC. exceeds ali former cx.
ampies. The following recommends.
lion, selected from q very nuT.eFous
hist, will fully confirm what hes been
said of its unpar2 Iieied excellence.
TO VI. LEE.
Being DESTROYS % make public, tor
the good OF offers, the excellent quail
ty of nsmIton's Elixir, prepared by
the late Ntr. Lee. have sent you the
so.iowieg account of tie benefit k,ve
~ eve. IRON il. which / hope viii liz
duce others to ,yt it a tii,l. In con
euuence II a o;uiso on the breast, re-
re,yeG from a tail, my heal h grew
b.d, ny breathing became very diff
cult and frequently | havs haf!
suddenly 10 rise UP in my bed with all
the horrors Of immcliIte Suiiocation.
Add to these constant pam III my
breast, and cough, a great loss OF
.trenetn and flesh, and you may con-
ceire that my symptoms evidently In
dictated an approaching consumption.
The advice OF most eminent physi'
clan was resor.ed to, and afterwards
second called in, but without giving
me any relief. Another Physician who
knew ne, and the circumstances of my
casa. advised Ie to give IIamilton's Z.
lixir trial, saying he had used it in
his practice, and always found it to Go
much good A bottle was procured
from MIR. Birch's and | found reliet De.
fore / had taken half of it Icontiau
ed to use it, and was soon strong E.
nough to attend to business. On TAX
ing cold, some of my former symp
toms return, but are always removed
by dose or TWO OF the El.ylr.
GEORGE DENNkR. junr.
No. q. Bu1d-s'ree, Philadelphia.
HAMIL1oN's ELIxIR
Will prove va'l4bic -cquisition to
public speahera, sho may be subJc't
10 temp"tsrs foarscncss, thickness G
s1eeoh, sc. l., iong Confirmed Asth
amatic COM! ms .t.eJe cure CAR
scarcely nc * ,.ected. tins medicine "a
ords immediate relief, msderatng the
fits of COUGHING, and rendering their
recrr ence ie.s frequent. On children
aff.;ctcd with the hopping cough, the
Iise beneficial effects may confiGentl,
oe expected.
Itch Ointment,
Warrantedto cure by once using, x
0 We free from Mercury or any per
ai,ious or offensive ingredient. sc
nay with perfect safety be applied to
me youngest infant.
HAMILTON's
Worm DeStrOVlngL LICENCES
49,.
cCe Dla;o+a~
moi vi - io''''
an iniailiole remedy iorCo.ns, spec.
NY removit,g tEem' root ana ofalich'
~iihodt giving pain.
lhe Senulne PERSIAN Loaoh.
'he %es'oi-uVe F"w"sT,
Tor IN, ite'n sna "u':'s'
ham ; "ehu'he .Fe !" .!eF
\ So'efS'ah o'n'u! LOT IH e!e"eS
" &c eies.
f''I.. 80, o'''."ls r"is;
Ce'e'fa e. - ne !hl'dhes' VI '"e'
'i'e st'''' - oS"'S -''' Oe'' So So
rsnesE Tor ''e"'slas the ''0mA'" A"'
-" CD
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LEE, y,

n sovereign ,.s
n ,h.s, coughs e.,..'a,''e''4
Ms 6 AishsestI 'p III,
You are ., li'-+as'r}
In the ,"".'s'esI
Az a. from repeated ,,,.s''d
an q eHcelien! r.rps, ~
u bALTIxo,s, i'm. Il
M1'srs. AlicAael ,SS1,ssI
| was,ai,,cNsd In
s so.d' a severe co,,S /
breast last. which ccnc' i
during which MY
my Voice sl,.,ss :. "a
" with the ut.so,t,s:s5;1
noance a sias.e ,,,,,..1
my breath breath: Som: Al
h had been done Ssrs'.1
ns'r' advised ne !, y
i from Alsssrs vs:,J
which I aceordiD.,,% 81
persons unscqr,i IN |
of this medicine, !, \
. n,sh'ns that 'hra psI
the pains in my ,rar
health.
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Lan1W.

Lana ~
Tn ,5s s.'i ~
Lad, o. ,h:H
aoa4 lestiay'sp Il
7 Tai. land s5Js:iaIl
David Lane, B.1ll
Carr Lane, Cs"E::1
ed to tie GU 81
in half ME . n
viii b: sscT' 4 I'd
by s.t ..p p @.,1 70 4
s,Ccsrzc Lax. ~
2 p ~, ~
S.A- : " GW1
E,sep.@@ |
January IS !
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-28
(IA be- continued. }
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

I'IFUNVf oIN' ..
Mr.. DWzceH presented a petition Of
sundry inhabitants of the city of Washing
ton, praying !or Il charter of incorpo"a lion
for new Bank. 10 discount ut tho rate Of
5 per cent. per annUm--R clerred to q Sc
lect conmittee.
On niotion of mr.. Blackiedrs,
Resoi0ef, That the Secretary Of me
Treasury BE directed to lay before this
House statement Ct the suI0s paid annu-
ally on account of the public debt of the
United States from the commencement Of
the present government ,u1til the SOth of
September las. and also the sums PAID an
aual'y within the sane period OF aceorat Of
the Revolutionary government, distinEu'sh-
ius III relation to the pubic debt the So S..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-01-28
Congress-.
DEBATE on THE NEW ARMY BILL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

DEBATE ON THE NEW ARMY BILL.
Mr.. QUiNCEY. Mr.. Speaker, fear
that the state of my health may prevent
my doing justice to my sentiments, con
corning this bill. will however. make
TING attempt, though l should fail in II.
The bill proposes that 10000 men should
De addel to the existing military establish
ment. This at present, consists of IS 900
men. so that the effect of this bill is to
place, az The disposal of the Executive. an
army OF $1,000. It is not pretended that this
ADDITION IS wanted either for defence. ~.
tor the relief Of the Indian frontier. ON
tee contrary, it is expressly Acknowledged
that the present establishment is sufficient
t3r both OF those objects. Pat lhc purnoss
for which these 10000 men are de-
fnanded, ~ hte Trpqsior NJ Ca1qda :
Ims Is unequivocally avowed by the Oh air
man ot the committee Of Military Affairs.
(nr u. X. NViliiams) the organ, MS IS adj
mice, o. iae will aud the wishes Of the
hmericin cabinet.
he bih, therefore. bring3, neccssarily
;Etp ds!ioerasoh, the conquest &c Canada
si,fer rs an object, in itself desirable. or
cm'eshH'iaily advantageous. Nv its effect
~ T. alcmG ~ early and honorable oeace
Bei Fe J cnter upon the discussion Of
'h7ie TOPICS; which naturally arise from
p.a s;a'e OF The subject. / will ask vonr
InRu' 5eiSs' 80. ono moment, while I MAKE
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JOHN BORLASE WNRREN.
fron Commodore R0dlsrs to the .Secry OF tic
sNGVy
q. s. FRIGAI'E RIiHsInzNT.

LOTION, Jan. y, 1Sl3.
SiR-'lereei,h you will receive two muster books
Of his Orianuic Maics,y's vessels Moseie and
SHrpso, found OF board the British packet Swal.
low.
4 lie rr;tis,, have aiways denied tat they de.
iaaei on board their slips Of war American citi-
zcns, trowing them to be such, | send Won the
cnciosad, IS public docnment Of their own, 70
prove how lily srch assertion accords with their
practec.
1T viii appear l'y these two munster hooks that IN
late rs august last, about eighth part Of tie Mo-
seile and Ssppao's crews were americans cnnse-
1uenty, it there is only quarter part of hat pro.
portion boarl their other vessels ttney haze
an Infinitely greater number ri Amerieahs IN their
service thaa sy -intsSi cas ha5 ycthss an idesof.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 60.
FROM PORTUGAL.

Capt. Watges, of the brig Ceres, from
Lisbon, informs, that the English army un-
der the command of Lord Wellington, had
returned to their old Quarters in the neigh
borhood of Lisbon.
A Lisbon Gazette Of tie Sd December
mentions, that Lord Paget had been sur.
prised by the French, in going from one
column of his army to another, and was
taken prisoner.-This was near Ciudad
Rodrigo.
Captain Watges sailed Dec. 10. Flour
at Lisbon, was 10 1-2 dollars
Capt. F.ldridge, of the brig Marmion,
has brought dispatches for government from
MIR. Beesley, the American Agent for PR
soners in London. Important dispatches
had just been received by Mr.. Beeslcy from
Sweden. we suppose from the American
Consul at Gottenburg; which were for
warded by Captain Eldridge.
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JOHN MITCHELL.

Hgent, &c. &c.
W0ren, to John .NitcheH, Esq. agent far a.
7nerican Prisoners Of svar, at Halifax, datea
~ LIST December, 1912
Sri have the honor to acknowledge the re-
.et OF your letter OF this date, respecting men
therein mentioned board his Majrsty's shins mn.
der my command, said to be citizens of the Unit ed
States, and in reply, beg to acquant YOU that when
ever have received representations from the can.
ta'ns OF his Majesty's ships of any part of their
crews being citizens of america, with sufficient proof
0. their nativity, have directed their discharge
from the service.
must observe to you, that cannot permit the
interiereneeot any applications from belong
ing to his Majesty's ships, but through their CON-
handing officers aud in your department. of pris
oners ofwar only, shall at all times be most happy
to reserve your communications.
have the honor to be, &c. So
Signedl