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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
BAGr1ropE.M ar1s.

BALTIMORE, May15.
Extract of a letter from Messrs. John BulkeIey &
Son, of Lisbon. dated 9Th April, and received here
this day.
Since our last, Flour and Rice have declined in
price, Iudian Corn has somewhat improved, there
is not nov any appearance Of rise in either art.
Gle, even if the expectation in America should be
entirely stopped we have now upwards oftwo hun
dred aud eighty thousand barrels of Flour on hand
and the Commisssries have a sufficient supply for
the army for six months.
Slaves continue TO be much sought after, Fiaxscc
is also in good demand tor shipment TO ireland,
there is some appearance Of our Exchange on Lon.
don. becoming less favorable Tor renting. T.
Price OF Flour 1880 to Ii, 900
Rice, 5000"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
NEw-YoRx, May 10.

But few additional election returns are received
Enough is known, however, to ascertain the general
result, which will leave the executive and legislature
OF the state asfolaws: CoiaM6iaR.
CovERNoR AND LIT. GovERNoR.
Republican. Federal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
The following is Admiral Warren's answer !:
His Majesfy's Shih San Domingo.


OH
Your most ob't humble servant,
JOHN BORLASE WARREN.
Brig. Gen. Miller.
Commander in Chief
Vthe u. S. forces at Baltimore.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
WtLMtNeron. CDLN Max II

" ~ HWTUW1 kIvII.I Why IT.
The ship Neptune. Capt JoGes, sailed
fram Nov Castle on Sunday last, FOR 81;
peters',arsh, with McSsrs Gaiiat,n {; BAY
ard, oGg n,inis;crs 70 EGssis, anI t!,cir -.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20
ALBANY, May II.

ny 4 gentleman. attached to the army,
aud who left Fort Niagara on Monday last.
we are Informed. that Gen. Dearborn. after
he capture at York, secured the military
'ores, consisting of very Iarge quantity
y different descriptions, which were put on
'olrd Com. Ctanncey's squadron. and ta-
1eu 10 Sackctt's HaTbor, Gen. Dearbors
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20

AhiLADELfhfA, WAY ~.
A letter to the editor Of the Trenton Fed.
eralist, dated Cape May. May Says the
British squadron blockading the Della ware,
still continue with the same force as hereto
fore. The Poicticrs, lies moored or 8
miles within the Capes. and is in full view
OF he shore for % or S miles, distant per
haps or miles. the .belvidere and Paz
are cruising of and on the Bay; the other
schooners and barges are securing the Bay
at their pleasure. nothing to interrupt them
Between two and three hundred of the Bril-
fish landed at Fishing Creek, in this county,
and five or six miles from the point of the
Cape Oh The bay side on Thursday morning
last. ana took off 100 head of sheep and Is
cattle, they came ashore about day break
and were landed about three hours; before
the militia could be collected in sufficient
force to oppose. them they were of, which
will always be the ease, unless we get as
sistsnce from some other quarter---the in
habitants are scattered so FAR apart and our
frontier of great extent.
N. Is Another "a has just come in since
writing the above.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-05-20

4 a
IA, Ai her, ioplies the Adoption Of princi-
pie by tho British government extremely
Injurious To the safety aud protection OF the
u. States al this monent; as 1t is calcGla-
ted to deter all naturaiIed citizens. who
were born subjects of the king 1T Great
Britain. frcm defending the soil that sup
ports. and the government that protects
them. 1t certainly demands that prompt
and decisive measures should be adopte d
by our government, to reta!ia,e any Injuries
which tina, class Of citizens may susser {, CHI
that cause. Fed. Gcz.
O'NEALE.
The following letter from General Miller
20 Admiral Warren, was sent wit'i 4 Flag
by Major HarsNn, with ms ructinns 10 pro
cesd with al! possible dispatch tn the hd-
riraps ship, that the pro; ection of the
GoyernE,cne ofthc United, States u,ight BE-
extendcd in ,in,e- u defend 4 citizen ir.m
danger Which was then believed to menace
him.
HEADQUARTERS.
', Baltimore, Nay Sfh, 1915.
S,p-fs becomes my duty tn represent 10
lyonr Excel,eney, that citizen Of the u.
States and an inhabitant Of Have de Grace,
| for the last IS years, named O'NEALE,
has been recently taken in arms and in de-
fence of his property and family at that
place, by detachment from his Britannia
| Majesty's feet, serving under your GEM
mand, and tina, the said O'Neale has been
menaced VIC, imrn sdiata and capital pun
| ishu,ept, as "a traitor tn the government Of
his Rritannic Majesty. on the ground of his
| being by birth az irishman.
| .Iothing in the course c. public duty
would be mere painfui 10 me, than the ob
| legation of resorting to the law OF retaiisiioA
on thistnr any other occasion; but, Sir. IN
the event of O'Neale's execution, painful
as may be the duty, il becomes unavoidable,
\ and am authorised and commanded to
state to your Excellency, that two British
subjects shalt be selected by lot or other
wise. and Immediately executed. a..
| II is for your ExceIlency to choose whe-
Their character of such barbarisir be or
be not given to the war waged under your
immc date direction. 81
beg. sir, that you will Go me the honor
to accept the assurance CT my very great
respect and consideration, III
HENRY MILLER.
Br;gad;er General.
His EreeNency,
Sir JOIN, Borlase Warren, &c sc. SIC.
The following is Admiral Warren's answer !:
His Majesty's Shih San Domingo.
Chesateake, A3uy 1Ofh. 1915
SIR have to acknowledge tile receipt
| OF your letter ct the 9th instant, respecting
a man named O'Ncale. taken by detach-
ment from the squadron under the orders
of Rear Admiral Cockburn. This man has
been released, upon the application of the
Magistrates of Havre de Grace, on parole
| was not informed OF this man being an
Irishman, OF he would certainly have been
detained to account to hi- Sovereign and
country, for being in arms against the Br;-
! fish colours.
| have the honor to be,
/ Sir
/ Your most ob't humble servant,
| JOHN BORLASE WARREN.
Brig. Gen. Miller.
| Commander in Chief
| VtAe u. S. Jorces at Baltimore.
/ BALTIMORE, May IS.
Extract of letter from Messrs. John Buckley 8,
Son, OF LISBON. dated 9th April, and received here
this day.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

MOVEMENTS IN THE DELAWARE.
Arrived. last evening from Dennis
Greek, 3 sioops loaded with timber for
the II gun frigate, under the convoy oil
the gun boats, commanded by lieuten-
aut Angus. They give the following
Information, that on Wednesday gsr
boats and ? armed sloops, the Camel and
Buffalo, under the command of Lieut.
Angus, arrived off Fishing Creek, a
breast of the enemy's squa dron, consist
ing Off frisates. one on the upper end
lof the, Brown, and the other on the low
Ter end Of the Brand ywine. Owing t,
the flood tide and W ind our little squa-
dron could set no nearer the enemy
AT L. NJ. our gun boats commenced
tlrlnS on the enemy. which caused
them to change their position, and get
ont Of The reach of our squadron.
Ftom that until Saturday, when our
informant LEFT there, none of the enc
my's boats onsloops appeared to be
stirrinS abroad. Passed yesterday,
five tbarges and schr. attending them,
belpSy Reedy Island, on their way down
1.-THE Bay...Rey.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

gaage the doctrines advanced by Mr..
jrundy who spoke before him and gave
hat gentleman reproof which he
will not soon forget. lie adverted
to the insinuations thrown out against
Pickering i'll a manner to draw tears
from many in the gallery, while his
avn eyes g!istened with a manly mois-
|ture ,end his utterancc was almost stop
ped. Pearson, from N. Caroliua also
distinguished himself on the same side.
Mr.. Webster is entitled according 10
rule to the hocr on Monday. uuder-
stand much is expected and he is too
line fellow to disappaint AIRY expccta
Ition.. Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

.E.rtrrce 81 a letter from the corrsspon-
dent Of the Statesman, dated,
"WASHiNGTCN, June fe, 4eis
l have just learned that the appmnt.
ncnt of Albert Gallatin as Ministei
Plenipoten,iary TO Russia, has been r,
iectcd by the Senate--he vii! be com
PEELED toreiinquish his prcjecto OF hold
ing the office Of Secretary OF the 1rea
sury, and acting us Minister Plenipo
tertiary. 1T is now reduced toa ,evr
tainty that majority of the presen, Sc
majors are determined to act indepen
deaf of the administration
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

Highly important from .sIassachusetts.
The Legislature of this state have adopted IN
able report OF the cominittee,appoin,e for the
purpose of considering SO much of the COVER
mrs speech as relates 10 an extension Of terri
tgrrd limits, and forming new states without
the territorial limits of the u. States. They
conclude byoifering four resolutions protest
ing against the admission into the union OF
states, created in countries not within the ORR
ginal limits OF the United States, as not being
authorised by the letter or spirit of the coasii-
tution-And they further resolve. that the adj
nilss'oh.o. Louisiana into the Union, is vio-
ia'ion OF the constitution oftlie U. States. &c
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

bre cut ffboarding, and received other sever,
|wouds.-He was reported to be delirious.
Lit Ludlow received 5 wounds. and had his
mouth cut to pieces.
The Shannon received five shot under water,
lone through her copper, and had her rigging
and masts much cut up.-rhc Chesapeake
ln1sts Were badly wounded.
The Isl Lieut.. of the Shannon was shot by
her ow', crew while hosting the colors; having
made q mistake in haste in hosting the Ame-
ric:,n over the English colors.
Captam Thurston who has arrived at Barn
stable from Hdifi,x, SAYS, he heard nothing
There about any explosion; and though on
board the Chesapeake, did not see that any
thing had happened to her quarter deck.
CcliiAeE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
PETERSBiIRG Inne %

1T will be seen by the articles under
the Norfolk head, that the enemy's
squadron in that vicinity have again
assumed menacinS attiludc,--and the
movements among them would seem to
indicate that they have something of
an actively hostile nature in view.
let whatever mag be the,Y plans, we
.i.ubt not the enemy will every where
neet with the most determined rests
anee. They have postponed their III
'eDtion OF bomJardHg, so long, and
ave given US so much time to prepare
,"r the defensive, that 40 serious an.
rehcnsions are left for tie result Of
w attack by the Squadron. More
Jury is expected from their naraaa
e parties, than from any osher
source .s"int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
Bath Berkeley Springs.
T. DYER, c. P, C,

HOSE Ladies and GentIemen, of
4 Winchester in particular, and the
stare in general, wishing to visit Bath
Berkeley Springs in Virginia, near Mar.
tinshurg,) being the Theatre of America
Tor three months in the year (Iune, Iuly.
august and even Septcmber,j are res.
Pecttully informed that the WArsRs are
In Their strongest state and in the great
est purity the Baths and Walks in the
best order, and every attention paid by
the subscriber, TO render full satisfaction.
Being long familiaIized with public life
aud accustomed to goUd living myself,
the public may depend on having The best
accommodation clean beds and bedding,
with comfortable ICONS choice liquors,
wines, &c. which have been carefully
collected and the tables will be deco
rated IN the first style.
The subscribed having several houses
at Berkeley Springs, he will make the
tabic 10 suit parties, or have a general
table as the Guests may ;hiak rr~,,er.
The subscriber mas a Drawing Room
for the Ladies, I. Piano Farte,
Maps OF different kind, reading rcon.
&c--a grand Bsnd Of Muse for oAlIs,
once OF twice week as the company
may thing proper. he very best SER
wants are selected for attendance, and
every attention paid by the pubie's
Obcdien, humble serg4s,.
ROBERT Bailey.
'uns 90 s'5 siS.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

thought it sza-pcrtinent,) ;ihat he would inform
hem who lie applicants were.--More otfuy,
,ghon. -
The papers contain detailed account of :,
,ictcry obtained by the Russian Gen. Wittgen-
steia over the viceroy Beauhainos, IN which
nc latter lost POGO in killed and wounded-27
,tliccrs and 600 men made prisoners. A divi-
sion OF the French army i'll SPAN have also
k say Spanish accounts been severely thrashe0
10y Gen. Mma--S000 nirn are stated to have
Been killed aud wounded, and $50 Wagons Ia
ken from the French.
The resolutions of MIR. Webster, reguestioe
linE,rniation OF the Executive OH the subject Of
,he repeal Of the French u ecrccs, have paase>.
b. the following maiorities
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
June a6.
VIRGINIA PENDLEroN COUNTY SIS.
JUNE TERM 1878.

Zebulon DYER. Plaintiff
:, ECAIr"T
Margaret Peck adn MS ratrix and Nil
chael Peck adminifrator ofGsrret Peck,
deceased and Henry PecS... defendants.
IN CHANCERY-
2 ME defendant Henry Peck not bav-
"a ing entered his appearance accord
ing TO law and the rules of this Curt,
and 1t appearing TO the fatisfactieu OF he
court thar he is not an inhabitant of this
C"mmouwea' hit il ordered that the
fsid defendant do appear here on the first
Tuesday in September next, aud answer
che bill of the Plaintiff. and that copy
of this order be inserted for two months
excessively in The Wiocheffer Gazette Sc
'olt. d at the front door of the Court
Louie of said County.
A Copy i'ehe,
T. DYER, c. P, c,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

geThe passengers - lie
Stage from Norfolk, heard very dis.
tinctly OH Sunday morning, from day
break until 6 O'Clock, the report Of q
CANNONADING, tho't 10 be in the
direction Of Crauey-island. 1t is con-
jectured that the Fort on that Lland
has been attacked by the enemy. This
evenings Mail will DO doubt afford US
particulars....I6 Ibid.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
FROM OUR ceRREsPoNDEN.Ts

NEWLY ORR, Sunday, june 90.
By the steam boat we have several
handhills of the war operations to The
Gen. Lewis, with his ar
my. returned TO Fort George on the
10th inst. in consequence. it is said, Of
his Supplies being cut oil. One ac-
count states, that in two different en-
sagements, we have lost 1000 men in
killed. wounded, and prisoners--ano.
iher, that our whole loss is onl,
200.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

The president has been severely in
disposed For several days, and the
Eostrider from Washington, who left
that place on Thursday noon, stated
III Town yesterday that his Physicians
entertained no hopes orhis recovery.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
EDUCATION.

EAATELY from the North-a Gem
tleman of liberal education w;fhes TO en-
gage himfelf as Tutor in genteel fam.
i'v in the countrv-little or No falary
will be required if the accommodations
are made agreeable. and the situation
healthy Apply To Joseph Baldwin near
Winchester or to James Powers, near
hlzea's Sulphur Springs. Newtown.
June zo- tfT3IS
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
The virtue OF the Senate will yet save
the Nation,''

we assert OIL thc most respectable authority
that me Senate Of the United States have re.
lrctcd The appointment Of the redoubtablc Col
W. Duane, as Adjutant General IN The Army
I'fNs men !-G@llatin's appointment YVES alsS
negatiycd bya majority OFFS. This. a, afr. If
}crson would say, looks something like ob5vy.
nation to the igberieg mandate. We are also as.
sured, that long string of appointments was
sent :" the Senate by Mr. Madison, unaccom.
panied by any recommendations, and that the
Senate politely returned them to Mr. Madison
~its the very pertinent request, One doubt be
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

s There is every reason to believe,
from late accounts, that the report Of a
victory over he British forces in Cana
da. by our army under Gen. Lewis, is
unTot'nded... ibid.
June "a.
We have from various sources indis
tinct and uainteiljgibie rumour of the
operations of the Army uuder the com
mand OF General Dearborn. We shall
state IN this head ahly what we know
to be fact, derived from letters from
Fort George, dated the 10th. taking
it for granted that most of tie other
particulars we have heard are embel-
lishments from the fancy of those
through whose hands and lips the news
has passed.
The army, after the repulse of The
British forces. remained at Forty Mile
Creek, TO which they had retreated.
the next day. On the morning of the
second day of the skirmish, The Bri.
tish Heet was discovered off the shore.
Our army was ordered to retreat. Sir
JamesYeo sent "a flag on shore request
ing the surrender Of our army, to pre-
vent the waste Of lives, because GU,
forces were surrounded by indians
&c. and must be captured. The an
swer sent by general Lewis was, tina.
such request did not merit an an
swer. Our army then pushed on fo.
Fort George, where they arrived on
the evening of the 9th, after a HARD
march. The Indians did not attempt
to modest them, except by harrassins
the stragglcrs on the rear guard. Ma
.jor General Dearborn lay very i'll or
the Ioth-at which time the army was
in quarters at Fort George.
For further accounts we. shall look
for oliieisl accounts, as bat lutte re-
iliance Is to be placed on the rnmours
which abound in the public prints....
IBID.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26

GEN. DEARBORN has resigned,
has command, not only of The Niagara
Army. hat, says General Lewis l.. his
oiEciai despatch, OF the District-Ill
health IS assigned as the cause, but
the Fedora! Republican inIlieates that
IN consequence of his gross incapacity
am! indecis ion, the. executive had de-
termined to supereede him: perhaps
OLD More or less had hint Of this.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
.Np1f,- York. ling 10

.NetU- York, Jine 10
U. s. sloop of war Argus, Capt. AL
len, sailed from this port on Friday
last for France. She carries ont The
Hon. Mr.. Crawford, our new minister
to the Court OF the French E1pe.
FOR.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
S2s0a:lss Asas 80 sefAan
CONTAMINATION
Epitaph ON Mrs. .sYrry .Ueat

EPttaPh on .HTS- Wary ,Heddc.
This urn contains the honcrci dust,
OF Her, whose life was truly Just;
Whose bosom was, by every virtue warm'd,
Whose conversation ev'ry nearer ch;nmd;
Whose mind WAS brilliant. and whose taste was
pure,
Whose life religious, and whose triumph sure.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
NOTICE.

FEvHOSE who are indebted 70 the
Z Reverend Nah Leqv5ad. viii take
notice, that their note, ,te left for co T.
lection ar the Office Of Discern; and De-
posite of TIE F-rmers Bank of Virginia,
in Winchester.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
For Sale,
A strong Healthy NE
GRO GIRL,

Abcu, a years OF age, who was brought
up principally in the House.
Apply at this office.
lure 10. 3tStf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
10 Dollars Reward.

DESERTED from the Recruiting
Rendezvous, in N. T. StephensbuIg. OF
the I9th inst.
Isaac Riigh,
a soldier in the 35th Peet. Iofantrv--
said Blieh IS aged about z3 wears, Grey
eyes, light hair. ahou- feet 10 inches
hieh.-Whoever 'prehends said deser-
ter ard delivers him to the subscriber, or
anv officer in 'he u States service iha
receive the above reward and all reafon
able charges.
GEOPGE MURRAY.
rst Lieut.. 3sth Regt. u. S. Inf
June rs. tf3IS,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
WASHINGTON June. %

From the North West we learn, that
gen. Harrison had detached a BODY of
mounted men against the posts OF
Bro wn stoWn and Detroit. Nat. Int.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
May 81, 1913

Private advices from Washington,
state, that the President has been I'm.
well for some days: his indispoSition,
It is said, has prevented him from see.
Eng the COMMITTEE appointed by the
Senate 70 wait on him and enquire whe-
Mr. Gallatiu would be removed from
the Treasury. if his appointment as
Envoy should be confirmed by the Sc
nate. FED. Gaz.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-26
Fromthe Boston Centnel, June 1e.
British account Of the capture}of til,
(TtpsaDo1k.e.

Yesterday tho Spanish sloop Juanal arrived
here fran Halifax, IN days, bringing the pa
pers Of that city to the 9th, which cojitaln the
following account of the late sanguiaary con-
hict between the Chesapeake and Shannon fri
gates. No letters have been received nor any
other remarks than the following ON tie melali-
f,hnty cyant !
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15
lis Jiycsty, our SoDertisn Pres
ifeafs Inaugural Message


IT mus, ne obvious To the least observing
reader, what dileren, tone oar Executive
has assumed, since he lnd himself al the
head OF sandng army OF S. 900 men. No
m IRE profe sgions II repubicanism--no more
compliments 20 The good sense OF The people.
His language now is an exact imitation OF
Bo6apsFle's sddl esses 10 hls Conservative
Sensie.
One other idea mas, strike every man,
snd that ~, that he feels th.t the power ct
making w,r Is vested coaciuslyely IN him ,
nd he announces it 10 be his determination
o wsge it Wi h violent, vindictive, vlruienl
spirit Tho men, who have pressged pe-ce,
must now be silen. Those who are d'spos.
ed 20 loan their money, mus, do 1t ON the
calcal ,tion OF four years dreadful wsr-and
estimate the resoutc es and good faith of tpe
SOU hern democrats, who will not Tend d
dollar, IN fulfilling the no ional engagements,
when taey shah amount to 200 millions.
Let them goto the loan with what sppe.
ICES tn, may, they may be assured that
hose WI keep back heir money, will bny
heir S. -aries in four years at twen'y Gems
~ ihC d dlsr.
Mr.. VI olson begins his speech with say
Gg that as he is shout TO add lie solemni.
Of nn OATH" he shsil express his sent.
mems, and you would nstu. ally expect that
nder such n solemn impressI n he would
3lste only whist was ,tue
We do uo say he has done otheypise-per-
haps our optics, our views OF facts are dItter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

On the whole, this is the most bitter, and
acrid, and corrodlhg Message, which ever
TELL from the lips Or flowed from the pen of
sn, soyereign-and we can account for 1t
ons in one way-That Kufusofi, aud Pia
toff, aud those lll.natured russians, have 81
comphtely defeated The h pes OF the allied
Empeross Of France & AmsrIca-so checked
all their lroiects that he mus, like Bona.
parte, vent, Imselfon lie British.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-03-15

The survivors of the French Grand
Army do not envy Napoleon, his get
Ting the start OF them. They are VII"
ling he should be guarfered at Paris
Bonapar,e has ordered a new con-
scrip,ion in France BY this measure
he NAV raise more men shan he ss'sses TO-