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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
lust RECEIVED,

For SAB bv ADAMs, HRRsER7 G Co.
$4,000 lbs. Prime Smith6eld Bacon,
100 barrels Loaf and Lump Sugar,
1000 W.T.. Cayendisb Chewing Tobacco
Of superior quality.
In Store,
A. casks Hibbert's Brown Stout, in
excellent order.
Afloat,
1900 bushels Corn.
June a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
CHARLES BENNETT

8 boxes 7-8 * "A Irish Linens
4 do. ColoredD Threads assorted, tol4
9 do Nuns Thread do. 3 TO 4t
A few pieces real super6ne Cloths anc
Kerseymeres
10 bales India Cottons
5000 pieces Nankeens
One box w. G.. Needles, to IL
6 casks Red Clover Seed
December q eoStlaw.t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26

iOt1 y =. > T. w AZ 1,
ind for Sale at his Pook Store. a near
and irshroued edition Of
GLASSES COOKERY,
Containing directions how to roast s
boi! every thing necessary to Ne scnt III
70 a table-Broiing. Frying, how to
dress Fish, made Dishes, Poatry. Sour
and Bro,hs, Puddings, Pies, DISH .vr
Lent, Gravies, Sauces, flashes, Frica-
sees, Ragouts, making Cakes aDd le'-
lies, Picking, Preserving, and Confec.
tionaty.
Also
The foHozyi1s nety Publications,
Rokeby, new Poem, by Walter Scott.
Emerald Isle,--by t.. Phillips.
Traits of Nature, by Miss Barney.
Good Men Of Modern Date, by Mrs.
Green.
Santo Sebastiano, by the author of the
Romance of The Pyrenees.
Portraiture Of Methodism, by ]. Crow
Their
Life of NVhitefeld, by ]. G;llies
Poetical Vagaries, by G. Coleman
Elements of Chemical Philosophy, by
Sir Humphrey Davy. l.. L. D.
Life of Perciual-F.rskine's Speeches &
Duane's Hand Book, or the New Mi
itarv Guide for the Infantry of the
United States.
April IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
Itch Ointment,

Warranted to dure by once using, &
be free from Mercury or any per-
nicious or Offensive ingredient, sc.
may with perfect safety be applied to
the youngest infant.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-26
Maya
LEES ELIXIR.

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti
nate coughs, cataraghs, asthlnas, sor
threats and approaching consumptiOns
l1essrs. Nsichaei Lee, e Co.
You are at liberty to use my name
in tse recommendation ofLee's Elixir
as from repeated trials have found il
an excellent remedy for colds, coughs
sc.
RD BARRY.
BALTIMORE, June 90, 1910.
.Messrs. Michael Lee g Co.
| was attacked with q most violent
cold, severe cough and pain in the
breast, which contlnuedto grow worse
during which my appetite failed and
'rny voice altered so much that it was
With the utmost exertion / could pro-
nounce single sentence louder than
my breath. Some of my friends hav.
ing observed to me that much good
had been done by the use OF Lees t.
lixir, advised me to procure & bottle
from Mcssrs Warner and Hanna,
which l accordingly did--and to those
persons unacqnainted with the merits
of this medicine, it will appear asto.
nisbing that three doses should remove
the pains in my breast, and the use
one bottle only restored me to perfect
health.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

$50 Sls. Dupont & Co.'S. C,uu. Po,der.
English and Northern
Tor sale, by ELEJ.fH WIlHINGTON No. 'Vs
i State street, who has also for sale,
10000 pounds Patent Shot
1000 do. Match Rope
10000 do. Sheet Cork
1000 do. best refined salt Pctre--
500 do. crude salt Petre-
10000 do. Bar Lead
10000 do. Musket and Pistol bullets and Buck
Shot, from to 240 to the ponnd-
$500 do. Crude and Roll Birthstone
100000 do. Cannon Balls and Shot
1000 do. Oskum-
$4,000 Musket and Pistol ylints--
100 Powder Horns
Cannon an 4 Carronades, Of various sizes.
y. W. informs his customs rs, that he has made an
srranrement to remaaufacture whatever poor Powder
he nav ncidentiy receive, and wishes purchasers to
he par,icuary reminded that he shall offer for sale
none. but such as can be recommended with conf
deucc, and proved good by experiment, with instro-
mens which he has for that purpose, sad with which
thew can make such comparisons as may be wished.
Prices at present, per single or. cask fron 65 to
oo cents some Of which is of the first quality.
POWDER, SHOT, sc. by retail as above, BY
wRIIER Boston, Dec. 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
CRANSrON & SHAW.

Offer at private sale, at their Auction Office,
the following GooDs, on the most reasonable
terms, for Cash, or approved papcr--
S. hhds Sd proof w. ]. RUM
81 do. I'd do do;
19 pipes Providence Gin 4;
26 do New-York do;
9 pipes 4th proof Brandy;
20 quarter casks Sherry Vine;
Pipes Tenerfie do;
Ia hhds. Kentucky Tobacsoi
$4,000 VT. Coffee
10 hhds. Muscavado Sugar;
7z>boxes No. 1, Is 8 Chocolate;
194 bales Cassia; 16 do. Cotton.
CASH, advanced usual, on Goods deposited Tor
public or private Sale-All Cash Sales effected by
them At Auction, will be Immediately made up and
proceeds paid on the day Of sale. Dec. 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
Brandyacine PAPER.
]. L.. SHAW.
Nas inst receiped from Ehila,IeIlki

Eas just received from philadelphia.
Sixty Reams BRANDlWlNE PAPER,
consisting of Cap Mol 2, Qarto veilum post aud
medium Drawing, which with his former stock, Of
various kinds Of PAPER, makes his assortment rs
complete as any in this State. Al which will be
old aslow as can be purchased w this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
SCHOOL BOOKS.
lust received, and for sale, by
ii Il I.ll-I IL. HIs1Sf

lust received, and for sale, by
j GEORGE WAV7OW,
SCHOOL-BOOKS of every kind in use,
all (which will be sold by the groce, dozen or SIN
gle, low as can be purchased from tie publishers
-amors .Shich
Webstcr's Spclirg-Books
Mavors and Aurrsy's do;
Aden's lst 2d and Sd vols Columbian Exercise;
Daboi's Arithmetic American Preceptor,
Morses and Dwight's Geography
Columbian Orators Testament,
siurrsy's English Reader, and sequel;
do. Abridged; and large Gramnars;
Walkers and Perry's Dictionaries
.7lso receiped,
40 rcams best Foolscap Writing Paper; and few
reams ow-priccd No. and 3, do;
Best English and American Letter Paper and other
articles Of Stationary;
ALMANACS, for 1918.
Bickerstaff's, Rhode-Island, Farmers, and Clergy
mans AImanacs. by groce, dozen or single;
Black Account Books, OF every size and price;
Pocket Memorandum Books, with pencils
School and Family Bibles, with and withou, plates;
Prayer Books, cheap pocket edition. and others with
pilates, bound in Morocco.
THE HA7-S7ORE
is furnished with Mems, YOUTHS, and Children's
HATS,
OF every description and pricc-wide and common
bnms, made in the best manner, and which will not
crack fade.
yust receirsd from ire Bosfon Factory,
Mems supcrne fashionable beavers do. castor and
plated youths and children's beavers; mems
and boys best felt Hats few dozcn cheap coarse
felt Hats.
PAPER H.fNGINCS.
Some thousand rolls Paper-IIangings, suitable for
rooms window curtains.
just received, 3 boxes ow-priced papers.
For safe, as above,
Several hundred volumes secondhand Books,
consisting of History, Voyages. Travels, Noscls.
Romances, Plays, POEMS, &C. which will he sold
for less than half the original cost
Newport. Nov. 26. 18i2-
JOrrrr..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

ALSO,-JUST RECEIVDt
$50 qutinals Goldfish;
10 kegs Lard;
1000 w.t. Cheese
2 hllds. Molasses;
90 bags West India Coffee
$50 VT. Loaf Sugar
bbls white powdered Do;
caddy's first quality souchong Teas
Cherry Juice
10 bbls. Mess Pork;
boxes Ncw-York Soap;
10 do Butter
9 hhds w. Island Rum;
2 bbis Mason's Gin
bales Upland Cotton
400 assorted Baskets;
doz. Felt Hats;
A large assortment Of Iron Ware
do. do. Earthern do |; 49,.
do do. Stone do.
10 dozen setts of Measures
$1,000 boards, with quantity of Plank, Shin
gles Lashs, Clapboards, &c. and rundry ohcr arti-
cies two numerous to mention.
The above articles are to be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms for cash approved credit.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
Patent Sky-Lights, &c.

lust rcceiveds and Tor sale, by
j JOHN Is. LYON, Lyons srha1,
a quantity of Patent SkY-LlGHIS.
Ne has also for sac.
$500 feet of Romsdel's Cars, Of the frst quality,
various sizes so quintaIs streishs and shoai Fish
Mess Pork, old aud new, in bbls. and half bbs. with
a variety Of c,)er articles.
]. b. Lyon contemplating new arrsnge-
rnent in his business, requests all persons having
accounts open with him to call and close the same
before the LIST of March, and all persons rdebt-
ell to him earnestly solicited TO settle their ac-
counts by Cash or Note, by that tins. Dec. "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14

GusA 10, Rimle-Islam D,rage Shares
WANTED Rhode-isand bridge Shares, for
W which the highest make, price will lie given.
Empire at the Exchang and Lo,tery Office OF
josiah {. ShHW,
who continues transact hue;aess usual. Stock
Exchange and lnsurapcc Broker. rgrticular att. n
ion will be paid TO the commands of those who
trust him with their business, and every favor CRATE
fully acknowledged. JOSIAH O. SHAW.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
William S. Nichols,

GOLD AND SILVER SMITH,
No. 80, Thames-street, Has for sale,
A GENERAL assortmcn, Of rlated Bri,Annla s
~ ppaned Wares Cutlery Brass Androns--
Shoyel and Tongs--B ows-Bfass Can,lcs'icks-
Warming pans--I3rushes, of every lie cripiion--an
extensive assortment Of modern Jewelry--warranted
Gold Necklsces--Silycr Cream Pots T0rrnger,-.
Ladies Spoors-suEar Tongs--noatswain's Cslls,&c
With variety of other articles; which win be sold
as cheap as can be purchased OF equal quali,y
Orders from distant customers promptly attended to-
c. Cash given for old Gold and Silver.
- Newport, Nnvcnbcr 10. 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
/" There's fide in me c6a;rs Of nna,
Hhieh taken az he food, irads on foyoyixne."
10000 Dolls I!

MO. 1886. which came up tie
In Grand Prize OF the Harvard College rc,,e-
ry, 7,b Class, was sold a, the well k,t FoHT w
ATE LorrERy OFfioE OF
7. G.. SH.fW.
The shove ticket is owned by Mr.GEoReE
W. MARTIN, Of his fcssn.
The snbsc:iber earnestly requests those
who have hitherto been idle spectators to the hber
al gifts of Fortune, 10 call his office, where lie
has Consistently for sale Tickets in the principal Lotter
les, which have oftentimes raised gentlemen from
Indulgence, to the enviabe possession of an
INDEPENDENT FORTUNE -!
Jan. Z. 7. C.. SHAY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
GKOCE.Kii.S
William White,

HAS JUST RECEIVED MN
Offers for sale, t,i store, Long -zrha, formerly
occupied by the Progressive Company, No Ill.
BY WHOLES.iLES 81 RETAIL,
A General Assortment Of Grocery, Crcckery, and
Glass Ware, SSc.--coNsIsTINC or--
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-01-14
VIEWPOINT, II. 1.
Priafed and Published on Thursdays, by
WILLIAM SlMONS.
EruBLIsHEn OF THE LAWS OF ccScREss,)
.tIY-StreeL

<s TER.5iS.
The paper is printed once week. at 2 dollars
year, one half in advance
Advertisements conspicuously inserted, = the rate
at dollar and so cents square, for three weeks
smaller ones in the same proportion.
Printing in all its variety, executed with accurscy
aad. despatch. Orders respectfully solicited
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02

nd her national character be endorsed ON
;he license on eaitting her port of clear
ance and that the condition of her licencc
should also he that she proceed direct for
tie port OIL her destination.
Although the order in council authcri-
SEES you To permit the importations of the
enumerated articles in any vessels not
French, you will not grant these licences 70
any eXcepe To vessels III amity with his Ma
jesty. unless you are convinced that the vs.
land will be exposed TO serious embarrass-
ments by SO combining the importation in
question.
Whatever importations are proposed TO
be made, under the order, from the u. S.
or America, should be by your licences con
hned To the EASTERN STATES ExCLU
sIVELy. unless You have reason to suppose
that the object of the order would net be
fulfilled ifliccnccs are not also granted for
importations from the other ports in the U.
States.
With respect 10 the licences for eXporta-
tion on board OF vessels in which an impor-
tation shall have been previously made, you
will observe that the order does not require
that the port of tlestinstion in such case
shall be the same as that whence theimpor-
tation had been made, you will take care
that in the body of the iicence be inserted
the name of the vessel, her tonnage, the
name of the master, and her national cha
rac.er, the port of clearance and the port
| OF destination; and that the cargo be dcs-
| cribed in the body of the licence. according
| TO the words of the order, viz. rum, molas-
ses, ~ any other goods and commodities,
whatsoever. except sugar, indigo, cotton
| wool, coffee and cocoa.
You will take care that the term of the
import license does not exceed the term of
the order on which it is granted, and that
you donot issue any lcence for eXporta-
ton under this order, after that period.
The fee payable for each license is not
in any case to exceed the sum Of one pound
one shilling.
! have the honor to be, sir. your most ob't
humble s'vt.
(Signed) ,"5.
70 Lieuf. Coz. Hafcourt, sc. sc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
(CIRCULAR.7
DOWNING STREET, Nov. 9, 1919.

DOWNING STREET, Nov. 9, 1912.
SIR.
have the honor of enclosing an Or
der of Council which ithas been Judged ex-
pedent to issue in consequence of the ex-
fsting hostilities between His Majesty and
the United States of America. Nv this
order you are authorised to grant licences
for the importation of certain articles emu
merated IN the Order, and for the expof
tatiGp OF certain articles also enumerated
in the same Order in the ships in which
the importation shall be made.
'rhe Intercourse is to he subject To the
Condition stated in the Order, and such IN
sJOc;ious as you rnay from time 70 time
receive from one Of Ills Maiesty's prigci.
pal Secretaries of STATE. ] am comman-
1ed by His ROYAL Highucss the Prince Re
gent, to signify to yoa thar VI granting the
licences for the Importation Of The above
enumerated articles, YOU take care that
tie articles 50 to I've Imported. be severaily
engmera:aS in the body o. the licence, that
tie port or place from whence the.impor-
tatioa is 10 be m lc, and the port to whch
the vessel i, bound, be also inserted in the
body nf tde licence.
That ifthc person applying for the T.
csnse, shall not be able 20 state the name ol
me vessel ON board Of which the proposed
is 10 be made, Tire condition Of
the licsnce should be than the name Of the
.se, the nanie Of Tie master, hcr tonnage
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
DOMESTIC

". York Feb. 90.
a prize to the Chesapeake frigate arr
we'd at Newburyport two or t6ree d.
since: She is ship of upwards Of 500
tons, is laden with dry goods and is sa;S
to be worth at least 10000 dollars She
was part of convoy of II merchantmen
bound from Liverpool to Brszii and WIS
captured in lat. IA N. and long. %. ON The
I4th January last. The feet was convov-
ed by sioop OF war; several of the other
ships were captured by the Chesapea,ss s.
she was lett inschase Of the rest, .mo,c
which were two ships Of 8 or goo tons each
they have all very. valuable cargoes.
g, i nc Shesa peske is said 20 sail Ssry fasr:
She was chased by and escaped two British
frigates. Non
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02
From q Bosfon hober


The JaUa touched at So. Jqgo. and Iea,:
ned that the EsSec frigate had been there.
and supposing the Constitution to be tbat
i1Sate, with carronades only, kept at long
shot, which proloDgedthe action. The of,
hcers of the Java stated that the Feo.,.
had captured sloop of war & 4 rich pri-
yes.
Com. BAINDRIDGE was slightly wound-
ed, ana has recovered. 1t. AILwYN died
OF his wounds some days after Mr.. WAL
30 received a wound and none of the other
officers were injured.
The Hornet, Capt. LAWRENCE, which
sailed in company with the Constitution.
was lett off 50. SafUador Jan 6, WATCHING a
British sloop Of war, the Bonne Citoyen1ie.
sad to have above a million and half IF
dollars on board. Tile Hornet had cantn-
red the schooner Hrien from Londoa for
81. Salvador, part of the cargo of which is
IN board the CoHStitufion aud had RECAP
tured the American ship Eiiiam Of Port
iano, with salt, which had been captured
BY the JaUG. Ihr FiliGm was left ~ 81.
Sakvador. The H5rnet had parted from,
the Cons iEusiOn before the battle.
The Constitution had spoken but 9 OF. &
vessels ON herreturn home.
The Java sailed from Portsmouth. E,o.
the 10th Nov. last, HIRING four ships under
her Convoy, two bound to the Cdhe of Cood
Hofie, ono South Sea Whaleman. and the
other the 04aifard T. Iudiaman.
The ConsfituHon rates IL guns, & MONTE
81 OF 65.--The lara SO and mounts 40 -
Inc former carries "a Founders on her
main deck, the latter Is Founders.
ihis difference with the confirmed supc~
rioTlty CT American seamen in discipline K
guHnery, viii account for the great disuari-
y OF loss and damage sustained in this ac-
ton.
The news 1T this third achievement #
our favorite Constitution was announced
from the stage by Mr. POWELL, the Man
ger, Oh Monday evening, and was Teceiv-
ed with repeated acclamations. Commo<
lore RODGERS. Capt. HULL, with tlte,r
Ladies, and several other 1fiicers of the
Navy, were present, and received ccngras-
dlatiohs on the event.
1t is rumore1 IN we'll informed ci~cles IT
Washington that cur government, has re-
ceiyed dispatches in answer to Mr. Me..
roe's last letter to Admiral Warrsp T..
October, aud that the British govern
has explicitly declined entering !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02


eleven ships bound to South America and
The Pacific Ocean.
The ship has on board salt and dry
good. and have ordered her to the y.
States "nder charge of Midsl.ipman Var
RAIL, who, from his u crit, beg leave tn
recommend to your attention.
On the lst instan, while was dispa,cbiu-
the American brig Julia, by WHICH vessel
] had the honor oS addressing YOU. We wer,,
chased 10y two si,ips. AS | am apx;u,s "a
d'Sp;t,cl, ue Volunteer SO as to proceed IN
the Eastward IN quest OF the convoy, 1 be..
20 refer you for furthcr particulars To ~"
extract frum my Journal on that dav.
{" At half past three p. NJ. discovered 1,
sail bearing +. ). E-made all sail in chns,.
lat 5 came up with the chase-sent -
Boat on board with Lieutenant Pare. ann
ionnd her To he The American brig Julia
OF BOSTON. from Lisbon. bound TO boston
Oh eXa'''inir' iou L,euteuanc PAGE discover-
ed She had two brush hceuces-- sroupb-
the captain on beard AT half past ejsl,t
sent the captain 'it the brig On board u,.,.
~ 9fnc boat rcta:nee, leaving Lieutenant
tS1dd or bOHid the brig. wiki tir.cti,us p,
keep near US al night, as had d.,.,,,,,r,
cd to send mdshipMan in her tn Bostor
with the licences and her papers. We've
to the Southwark and Eastwarda b,re
past n. Nj. wore ship to the north>yar,,
| and westward, and hove too. and sent e.
the captain of the brig. At halt uns,
two ships were discovered in chase Of, -.
bearing w. 5. w. AT half past 9 discov.
(, cred them to be ships of Nar-sent Mr.
biodget and the captain on board the BRIG
TO proceed to Boston. On the boats re-
turning with Lieutenant Budd, run her lin
and wore round. and stood east by southr
under the topsails, to draw the vessels IN
chase OF Us, mere from the brig, and e. as
CERTAIN more correctly their force AIM
back'd the mizen topsail--at half mast FL
led 1t, and hauled up Z. S. f.. to pet RI
windward OF them. Clew'd the sail uD.
| At this time very thick and squa!lv.
Lost sight ct the tw ships At meridian
strong gales and squaliy--the ship under
reeta ioresaii and main topsail--Top- gal
lane masts housed-aying jib Doom in and
gait down. At2 PM H. clearing ayva,,
little, we wore and stood IN the direction
we had last seen the ships, but could dis
cover nothing of them 49,.
from then until to day we have nor see,
vessel Of any description.
Respectfully, / have the honor tn he
Sir, your oDedient servant.
SAML. EVANS.
Secretary Of the Navy.
5. Frgate, Chesapeake,
January Il, 1878.
We this morning fell in with another
OF che B all convoy, the brig I.iverpoo,
fiero OF Liverpool. As she did not appear
to be of sufficient consequence to man, I
have taken from her the most valuable ar
ticles she had on board, and we are now
employed scuttling her.
There is anotherof them in sight, and
am IN hopes we shall have her in The nor
ming.
Respectfully. have the honor to be, Sir,
your cbedient servant,
The Hon.
Secretary Of tie Navy.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02

& list q etgcefs take" at F5snsh tospn JANUARY oed
1918.
is Winchester, r. G.
WIN. Lewis 1t. Col.
is. OveFtOn Jun. Aid.De-Camp
Geo Madison alaj.
is. Garrard, jun. B. Inspector
john Nc Gala, Adjutaut.
POLAND Keen, @ NJ.
John Todd, Surgeon.
CAPTAINS
Richard ilightower, John Hamilton. Rland w
Ballard, Saml. l.. Williams, Coaimsn Chor.r IJ,isI
Sabre, Henry James, Richard Bedsoe, JOSEPH, Kei.
~. r" 'N'''
L1EUTENANTs.
Caleb Holder, a shton Gsnsrd, Byroa Rule W.,
Moore, WIN. NJ. NJ cGnire, John Higgins
EHSIGNS.
Lymden Comstock, is. Mundy, VIM O. Butler.
is. Heron, Thos. Chin, WIN. Nash, JOS. Harrow
Bolts, Geo Cardwell ''
Total So. prisoners ut Maiden.
The indisss have still few prisoners in their
possession, which have reason 10 none viii be CIV.
up to Col Proctor at Sandwich
JAMES WINCH ESTER.
mig Gen. u $. .2,nsy.
Ccfirs II letters tram Curtain Fpons
commanding tie Frfgate Chesaheqke. 10
TIE @ecretary At lhe Navy.
United states Frigate, Chesapeake,
at Sea, January Il, 1918.
You viii receive this by the British
ship Volunteer, which We captured this
morning, on her passage 60 the Brazus.---
she IS o1e of large convoy that sailed
from C"rS On the 18th mlt for the IVES,
Indies aud South America she rar,ed
with the West India convoy on the Sd ins,.
81 Madeira, :; on the 7,h she parted V ;th
'he CberuD Sloop, having under her convoy
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02

progfsssin undermining those principles OF
morality and religion, which are the best
foundation Vi national happiness. The po-
Icy now proclaimed to the world introduces
into her modes OF warfare system equally
distinguished by the deiormity of it's iea-
lures and the depravity OF its character /;
having for it's object 20 dissolve h,e ties &C
allegiance, & the sentiments oi 10Y atty IN the
adversary nation, andto eeduCc * separate
its component parts the one from the o,ho,
The general tendency of these denioraliziuH
x disorganiz;tg contrivances will be repro
bated by The civilized < Christian world &
the insulting attempt ON the virtue. the no.
nor. the patriotism and the fidelity of our
brethren of the Eastern States, will not fail
to call forth all their indignation and re-
sentiment; and to attach more and more ali
the states TO that happy Union and C9nsti-
tuition, against which such iusidious and
malignant articles are directed
| The better to guard, ne, crlheiess, agains,
the effect Of Individual cupidi,y and treach-
cry, and to turn the corrupt projects of III {
enemy against himself, recon,n,e nd TO the
consideration OF Congress the rxpeJliencr
of effectual prohibition az amy trade
whatever by citizens or Inhabitants of the
limited States, under special licences, whe
Their relating to persons or ports and, in
aid thereof, prohibition of all expectations
from the United States in foreign bottoms
few of which are actually employed, willis,
multiplying conterfeits of their flags and
papers are covering and encouraging the
navigation of the enemy.
JAMES MADISON.
February oath, 1918.
a. For the Enclosures, see the 1st Page
OF this Paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-02

To Lieut.. GoU. Harcourt, sc. sc.