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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
From The coaneearm afor.
Tsr srkrE OF THE corsray.

THE STATE. OF THE corSTRy.
We believe 10 var ever commenced
under such circumstances, or was1pro-
secuted ia such q insnHsr IS that III
which tiis Tinted States are NOW infolr-
Cd. For the pcfSose, nor ofvindicotire
oar martins rights, noG Tor putting an
end TO the Is - essu>ent &c cur seatncN,
but 10 retrieve the disg:accs w h!ch the
miserable lnhceiiitg acdParsersehess oi
the administration have bcoagk upon
Tie nation, and 70 accomplish something
beside defeat and disaster, tho whole re-
gnl,.r force Of the natioa is drawn to the
wilderness, and is stretched along an i'm.
mcDse frontier, scarcely strong enough
in any one point TO resist the ph'ance OF
troops which The British can send against
it. In The mean time, the whole sea-
coast, the old, papulous, wealthy, and
ten ,hoG:aDdlimes the most important s
valuable portion Of the country, is lett
exposed to the maTayding, and becca.
niering parties of the enemy, the towns
exposed to be visited, plundered, and
burnt, the i0habitalts in perpetual stale
Of alarm. tic cities in al uproar, and the
villages threatened and destroyed. And
what renders this stale OF thiags on the
shore inconceivably mere irksome and
distressing, is the nature of the means o.
annoyance which our foes possess
With ttreir ships, trey can traverse the
whole line of frontier from Passama-
quoddy to St. .Msry's, in very short
time, pcrpetually shifting their position,
and threatening now this, now that, and
now another exposed point, whilst we
have no possible means Of following or
meeting them in season repel the at.
rack, or TO prevent much Of the. mis-
chief. Indeed, they have now on our
coast ships ennughto alarm, aud endan-
ger, s'G,est every town within their
reach. from Newport to the Mississippi,
AS lar as we have heard. to every spPii-
cation Tor assistance from the southern
states which have been Invaded this
spring, the administration have returned
a cold and comfor,less negative. Vine
Their they have it not 10 their power, or
have no disposition, to protect the mari
;imc frontier, the consequences OF the
state of things arc equally destructive.
But that what force we have raised,
should be sent OFF to Canada & Michigan,
while the sea isinvaded & threaten.
ed with ruin, must be a mystery cf the
Cabinet.
five were to lose,in addition toMiehi-
gan, half dozen more territories OF e.
DUAL value, the loss wenId not be tenth
Dart so heavy and deplora5le, as the de-
strus. ION of New York or P.Aisdelphla.
But, suw much more Quixotic is ii to
leave New York, Philadelphia, Balu.
more, Norfolk, SC. to SHIFT for them
selves, while . great proportion OF our
troops are sent on the miserable adven-
ture, not of taking, but Of dehredating
upon Canada Our administration are
more anxious to get the command OF
Lake Ontario, than OF the Atlantic
more soliciteus to plpadsr Lite York
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
June
Mr.. BROWN

AETAS commenced his MILITARY
IA ACADE17Y. at the upper end of
Water street, at Mr.. Jsmieson's Bake
House, where those gentlemen, who are
subscribers, will please to attend on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Any gentleman, wishing to bscoWe .
Subscriber. will please to call at Mr..
James Shethar's, sign OF the Indian
Queen, or at the Academy, on either OF
sail tays--where will be taught Horse,
nIanship, Broad Sword defence against
Guns and Bayonets, different Statutes.
Infantry and Artillery, and all the yari-
rious EXECUTIONS and Positions, that are
REQUISITE to Fl. the officer for the field OF
battle. 45 49,.
Glass No. l, will assemble at the Ride
inc Academy at S o'clock, A. NJ. on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
during the quarter.
Class No. 2, on the same days, at half
past 6 o'clock, A. M.
Class No.. 3, the same days, At o
closk. p. M.
Infantry, a. o'clock, P. M.
/ June 6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
CHARLESTON. JUNE Q.

Extract Of letter .tro@ ST l.'ary,s,
dGted May 25, recriUcd az Scrannch
!" Yesterday the U. 8. Brig En-
terprize came into part. From one
of the officers just landed. we I'M
terstand that in the GIlf-stream
Captain Blakely met with a Bfi-
tish sloop Of war. and another large
vessel. supposed to be frigate. on
the 17th inst. On the 10th, lac bad
oyechaa!c,l vessel. from ws.tieh he
obtained information tlsat a Beet of
go sail. uniier convoy oftwu frigates,
had just sailed from Havana"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09

our rieu nominated foreign ministers be-
lore them to day.
The nomination of Mt. RUSSELL as mi
ulster TO Sweden, IS submitted TO
committee consisting Of Mr. King. Mr.
Goldsborouga and Mr.. Robertson, with
an understanding that shcy shall port
upon the expedisney of Sealing minis
ter to Sweden, and OF ahss 6tyiess of Mr..
Russell to FIJI the Office, and particular
w whether he did receive from the Duke
De Ba.sano, notice Of sne DEGREES, SC
On the subject Of the Russian E nbas-
sy,resolatians have passcdthe Senate for
information.
L. Whether any aud shat documents
have been furnished by the Russian go-
vetnment to nurs-of their disposition TO
mediate, SC.
I'd. Whether by the appointing Of
Nr Gsiiatin tho office Of Secretary Of
the Treasury will become yacant---and
il not how i. is row filled.
As committees are appointed in be
Senate by ballot Of he mesnhers, you
will readily see The temper of the house
upon the subject.
A YANKEE TaTcE.--0n Thursday
last arrived at Portland, the schoo-
ner Grey Hound, Hehes Bna. prize
master. from Liverpool. 4. s. for
the, West-indies. prize To tie Yoasg
Teaser. She was boarded by ihe
La Hcgue: but on the prize masters
exhibiting the Grey EIoand's original
papers TO the boarding efsieer, IN
forming him she was from LiverPooi.
n. S. for the West iatlits, and the
crew all answering TO the names On
her shipping paper. the oa;cer Of the,
Ia Hogue had no mistrnst of any
imposition. and permittedhe pass.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09

The Members Of The .A.erondtia HOSE
and ENGINE CONTRARY are nssihed that
Quarterly Meeting of the Company will
be held at the Courthouse at 8 o'clock
on Thursday corning 10th inst.
B, order of the President.
JACOB DOUGLASS, Clerk. !
~ .lftend TO working the Engine
at o'clock in the afternoon.
June.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09

The SECOND prays compensation sos
property destroyed an board the Gale
onia. Referred to the committee of
claims.
Mr.. Sybert presented the petition Of
certain merchants of Philadelphia, New
Yers and Baltimore. praying relief from
certain seizures made Of vessels laden
isith British merchandise, in the Della
ware by the collector. Referred To The
secretary ofthe treasury.
Also, the petition of Richard Dale,
praying to be relieved from the paymen,
of money charged against him in the
navy department. Referred TO the COM
nsittee OF cla ,.,s.
Mr.. Anton from the committee OF
revisal and unfinished business made a
report, which was ordered 10 lie on the.
table.
Mr. Dawson from the committee en-
the District OF Columbia, reported bill
to incorporate Marine and Fire Iosar
ance Company in the town OF Alexan-,
andria, which was twice read and refer
red to a committee OF the whole house
Tor THURSDAY next.
Also. a bill to incorporate an insur-
ancc Comp my IN the toan OF George
town in the District OF Columbia. Read
twice and referred TO comn,itiee of the
whole house for Thursday next.
Also, bill to incorporate the Fire IN
sursncc Company IN the town OF Ajax
and. Ia Twice, reai ard referred TO
committee ofih whole house rThurs-
day next.
SIR. Fisk offered the following Re-
solved, That the committee on foreign
relation be Instructed to enquire into the
expediency of making further provision
by Jaw for prohibiting trade and inter-
course between the citizens OF the u. 5.
aud The enemies thereof, ard that the
committee have leave TO report by bill
or otferwise. Adopted.
A til! from the enase on the subject
Of an uniform rule Of naturalization. was
read g. ST and second time, and Conn
united to cominillee OF the whole house
for tomorrow.
The Speaker laid before he house
certain resolutions OF the general assSm-
hlv CT tie Presbyterian Church, recor'-
mendlug 10 the churches under their
care. the observance of the lst Thurs
day Ia August next as day OF humiiia.
ton fasting and prayer, Read and or
lercd to lie or The table,
F.. Mr. Mkim offered the following
Resolved that The Secretary of the Trea'
sury be directed 10 report 70 this House,
what progress has been made IN pre-
p.,rng the digest Of the'arts and manu-
lectures OF the u. States, from The rs
turns made to him by the marslais, a.
grceab.e 10 resolution of this House.
Adopted
CONTESTED ELECTION.
The Housein committee Oh the Whole,
aesin resumed the consideration OF The
report Of tie Comnii,tee Of Elections III
the case OF Wm. Kelly and Thomas 4,
Harris.
The REPORT Of the committee gave
Mr.. Harris three months TO procure
tes.imony relative to his election. 1t
was agreed TO, and the committee rose,
reported the resolution and the house
coacurred by ayes and nocs.-Yeas io2,
nays SIS.
The several corps which marched
from this place to rehve Fort Melgs,
have returncd-the Garrison having re-
iepsd pst t~-Seiofo Gag.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09

letter was put INTO
tie Posts Office at New-York on the 2sd
April, directed to ne, and enclosing
some papers.of consequence. The said
letter mol having been received, this is
10 request that the Post Masters on tbs
route viii examine their list Of letters, on
hand, and forward the aforementioned
letter if found amongst them, without de-
ley.
Paul Chacon.
June 2 Ct
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
FROM LAKE ERIE.
Er!-cct ofa letter 10 the Editor Of the
Democratic Press, dared Erie,
Pm f{1r 90"


Democratic Press, dared Erie,
(Pa.) 6Iay 3D."
" The three gun beats are Oh the wa
ter. One Of them is rugged aid has a
So FOUNDER 90 hoard. Two OF them
are no, rugged one of them mounts q.
So and the older long Il, but there IS
a SO ready for her when she is rugged
Twas 1T the Navy Yard on Sunday; all
were bu.ily employed on the two briggs
They began to lay The ways to launch
them on Sunday. The deCksare hmsh-.
ed, eaulked and pitched but the can
vas has net We, arrived, except some
Iigh, stuff for the tops, ner do We expect
it for some time. 1t is to be in Pitts
bursh Oh the 25th of this month, there
fore we cannot RELY upon It before the
middle of juno. Gen. Harrison is not
expected 10 move on until we get the
commend of the Lake, of which our Oh
6cers are very confident as soon as we
get oar flotilla under way. We are ap'
prehensive that what With one delay and
what With another, it will be In the tall
before we can do any thing against De-
trou. We are building sharp small
Schooner for lookout, 10 carry IL
carronades she will be launched next
week.
Sour accounts from Ontario mention
that two Of Commodore Chauncey's
Squadron and a company OF Regulars
have DESTROYED considerable depot OF
the enemy's, in which there was 40oo
barrels Of -four and other bread stuff.
The more valuable articles OF munition
were carried off We are informed, y
] believe correctly, that the British IN
Canada are badly of for provisions.
There have no, been any British vessels
seen from this place this spring. We
have boats constantly to and from Buffa-
10, bringing ammunition, guns, &c.
NETWORK, June $.
FROM OUR ceBREsPoNDENT
Fasbngton, jane, 2, sf. N.
The Senate, have had the subject Of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
CONTESTED ELECTION.

The several corps which marched
from this place to relive Fort Meigs.
have returncd-ihe Garrison having re-
iieped psetr-Seiofo Gag.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
Sale at Auction.
Land fo1. Sale.

Twill sclla CREST bargain il snail
FARM, conta,ning ore shu:Klre6 md
friy scses, lying IN TIE COUNTY OF Fair
fax adjoining tie sands OF the late Dr.
Henry Rose and Mrs Gsttar;nsRrown.
tbou, six n..ies from the town OF Alex.
antiYja end tie sane distaree from Inc
ny q: Washington and Geergf town
There is Or said Farm small. Dwell
ing house. kitchen, &c plenty Il
t,nb-r f,r lis support, ai'cu ten 5cres
IT excellent u eadDW land, and abeunds
vi ! good water. An. wissirg
10 purchase viii apply to tie subscif-
b,r WHO tive. near said FERN, snd will
shew the premises snd make known
the term. OF sale.
!. Joseph Powell.
Jurr 8. dF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09

Nrl;ed TO spy, that there
81 the press a history OF
is Grst settlement to the
!; constitution Of the Unit
cNye-5y a native Of the
lad some agency in its
contents are the causes,
: 6r't discovery, and a
i've Osihe efforts and mis-
sra aayenturars. The
pes and institutions ofthe
'''ioldcd, National cha
'CeFS particular notices
Henry, Jefferson, PEN
e. Thomas l.. Lee, Tho.
fe'rge Mason, George
Charles Lee. Richard
1s'' Peylon Randolph,
Neholas, * many others.
q ihe most distinguish
''S o'islpali0n ana
l' Federal Constitution,
: ''p'es belungit g to a
'"'e Setn aGeaded to.
'''aOs extend through
~l'o' The author be-
: inspect the publication
go sell 'hO copyright /;
'Ad By a iue to A. B.
Hsa county,
CRFSS.
REPRESENTATIVES
A'rGatria Goz,ste.l
'AI, June s.
s't The petition of Ga.
D TO be placed on
"'sFred TO the com.
s'''Ated two petitions
~ ~ the frs, stating
M sqNsntity Of lands
NV ',''' 10 the Michigan
10 he situation Of
H., ''ss'i'ofy they
e. sIn'nt for the lands
b Sr' ~ offered payment
" Nc bonds not being
s,' '' Sc and pray.
not aOl be charged on
also praying that
IL, : Granted to make
SS ~ y question Re.
"'ss on The public
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
June 3
PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority of o decree OF
the Circuit Court o. the District OF { O.
lumhis, held at Alczapdria, III the case
OF John Wlthcrs against Riclsra Lew
is, the. subscriber will offer at pu5lic
sale on tina premises, at q O'Clock P NJ.
on MONDAY. the seventh day OF next
month, several valuable improved Lots
on the north side of King street and
west side OF Washington street, ex-
tending from tine intersections Of tine
sid streets one hundred feet IN iront
on Washington street, and seventy ,one
feet eight inches and an half in front
on King street The sale will be made
: Tor CASH.
r. I. Taylor. Comm.
May % sots
Co The sale Of the a.
bove property is postponed
till Saturday the 10Th inst.
June 7.
80. Convey apceS q otner
Instruments OF Writing will be drawn,
and Legal Advice given, by the, subscri-
ber at his Office.
Oh. Simms.
June I'm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
Having announced to the

public upwards of four years ago that
my Son would from that date practice
medicine conformity with mel, seems
at this time proper, PUBLICLY TO make
known, that he has Tor some months
past, voluntarily withdrawn from that
connection.
ELISHA C. DICK s
eth Of 9th no. 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09

bee, Of a paper printed a.
rs received ., Washing
|ny, stating that, by the
i'm Albany'ne W. hal been
he Capture Of Fo't Erie,
Fan troops, with triGiUg
b commodore Channey's
| al returned to Sackett''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-09
.a TO sEEs
+. sOpv OF rHk TINE
= rREsscSs

. rRrss7Sk
..s.pEakE FRIGATE,
= eapture of the caesa-
/, g.iti.h frigats SA'na0''
..srie mind to The high
|E',.ssnsps The event q .
Ms the more distressing,
4. respected. Repeated
.,,,o,iss, had almost ~
[.It,c, thar IN single com
/. aria,i5le. Not calculating
|asl.le, nor ail'S i" -
[e,., ss;eh might defeat the
[,s,., and base the u'~os.
commander We nave
|'..,.dSsr disaster. But I'D.
H. ra,, thai We have lost a
H. cot apprehend' that we
Erriea q The iD'l's y ais"
|, ,,r.l character. All 'hs'
60, We haze no Gono'
[r,srsace aud his gallant
IA. shsnnon is one OF the
|. h.lonring 10 the briusn
commended BY one of its
|, She was built N The
\ oounts IS guns, Ii is
la =, hid a large additional
Al the time Of the se'ion'
j: purpose of boarding
M C,nmodore Bsinbriiss
!, o. the Navy, published
,.acsr Of Yesterday, cor'o'
csuas Of tue capture oil
liz, BY ,ha British fri
e, that il must have
o .ome for;ui,uus cir
.bsr: can be no doubt that
mace and bis crew have
Nv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
THE FUNERAL.

HOW chsng'd The scene ! tbe battle fray
Who ers, were foes shall hence be foes no
Wrspl IN his couT,ry's banners, s'arn'd with
blood.
Each Captsin lies where late in Gght he
stood
Cold Is the heart, that once 70. glory sighd
And mule The tongue, tie bodies foe ii, IT'D /;
Unsuung the srm aud Pale ia, liieiess form
Thst testless brsy'd the battles ioudest
storm.
How sad the scene The vety blows mourn,
As slow they roll against thei. rock, bouin.
To half mast sunk, the dfobpng b.uners
wave
Their msa-ufu, tribute % the f-llen brave.
Ilis bages pslV ln soie mn fa,n IF we
Matc o'e the 5iu5@s. faeisf. : ly. s4lxt
Wnh minute Stokes tue D. x, men Dip tn
o.,
And Wi, he e,lf4H heroes = he shore.
The mufi i q -. md instrumt MAI band
Receive IA relic, to the we Ing strand
1T easnr'd III. ervsis w ia suli,n roar
Tie Cannon echo ates tong ne shore.
Through crowded stree,s tie dull funeral
lhfons
In slow PROCESSION pensive m We along.
And a. they pass the d.epmoutt,'d dismal
lei
fois u lie noble osir l,si farewell;
.REpLg and ScHAMMEL' Ger lie oLesn's
wave
Roll their dec ,hunders TO the dstan grave.
Fast by the spot, where sleeps Coiumoi4's
pride,+
Rppase The gallant zoe men side bV side.
lWmie round he lgnb each gsu'lous seaman
drew.
And TO his Captain sigh'a las, sdieu;
While he b,g tear roii'd d wa hrs hardy
cheek,
d" Peace to ye brave," he cri'd---" soft he
your sleep" II.
-
Hoipcs Of NE Fortr ar tie entrance u the
hafb9nY.
Commodore Pfeb.e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
! Whoie No 8O4.

SC most of them were found enclosed
in the softer kind of lime rock I; some
of them deep in the lime stone euary.
In Jefferson county, near Sacket 5 Har.
Dor, he has found some still more extra.
ordinary among them are large spe-
Gle Of coral, and the weapons or tusks
of several non.described ANIMALS which,
by the appearance of their teeth, T'c.
must have been very formidable, and
which as materislists say, must have
their exiaiahce previous to the general
deluge.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27

info nation, l sm certain they are true
throughout this large and pu4Ulous stste.
Ire war is hated by al par les True,
there are ofticial 10 S 81 the edc3.rs -siion.
who <. n K 20 III clanor fol Wal bul they
d. no. produce az eileo upon he people.
Be, oud all doubt lhfee faurfhs u be people
Of his state believe the " inaIesssry,
wsnton and ru,noas. HIT 1900 uen viii
BE- obtained ia lie state
SING have been IN Albany hlie heard
an Hnecdote relative 10 G. geivi Lewis,
which will felste-he eenmRsdsai Sack
et's Ha,bor. H. lal.ly arres I'd J o,Iizen
apon charge Of lrailorsus CO. esleadence
with. The enemy, aid Va ldme 10
lang him by means q tai mar
1,h< -. e-p> 81 -. j.
Albany, and application aelng ~ le 10 che
judges By he friends OF The ciuzen, hsbe
rs corpus was by them issued 10 l. WIS,
comm nding him 70 produce the citizen De.
fore them. Lewis returned to The writ -
evasive answer. The court were nos TO be
tFfled with bj my OF ihese military noun
tebanks. A blue coal, with whi;e f4crgs,
mounted BY gold epaulels, carries no lesror
10 snch men ss Kent, Van Ness, Thompson
and Yaes. They lmmedis ely issued sn II.
lachinen, against L. WIS for contempt Of
the court and tie officer Of tie court lbs
gone IL exc s Hstbur 10 arrest ham am
bring hm before the court. While such
Judges exist. the people ate safe; and J I'm
Armstrong and his hfol,ef Lewis, snG al
llIeir tool ssd rsgg uilins, may piay their
"fantsstic triok,' VIII d4gger 90 40 one but
themselves. Ite law Wi here rNmph--
For the court is mde peneent, rssolr ie, Il m
aad bold-sud i will be supposed by
uod} Of farmers, Who would oispcse of IS
bteaki 81 The half .tsrsed, r-s gedsrow wbo
now lnfes the itoniiess Of Ills sl4e. Il -
generally suppose d, thai LEAFS wishes 10
& sway { ON their amy and hat be viii
sleld - the wa, ara come prisoner 20 II.
ban5, - The easiesi aay q geiung out OF lie
wAr. III has been great war hawk Du,
II is SAFE his ncti rs ate wonderfully ch~as-
cd tor Tie better aad tia. nc has become
em-Fkably pacific.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-27
Par .for yow Newspapers.

Pay .tdr your Newspapers.
THIS paper completes fve gears since
,be subscriber assumed the publication
sfthe GazErrE-during ais period he
has laboured TO render il an interesting
and useful Journal Of passing eyents-
with what success, his friends and pat
rons will decide. Whist he tenders
Ms thanks TO Ill for their patronage
and particularly those who have not
been unmindiul of the maxim that the
st1sower Is 7gorfby efhig iire," he takes
This cprsrsanity to request Of ali those
indebted, to discharge thei bills up to
The first Of September next
We hare for warded the bills of he Caz
cite up to September 1, 1873. 10 Agents in
The ,oIleming ,owns-wz.
Wasio6oyoagk-J Inn Head, Esq. P. NJ.
1 M%ne"' Jesse Page, E,q' PM.
Tao,i1as'op Joseph Sprnrue Esq.
C.m4fn- Mr. phiness bowers
Seyas Mr.. r. c; Johnson
VINO are hereby authorised to receipt the
bills on payment.
e. Those who have not the means
Of paying at present, are desired te set
lie their account, by note.
ARTHUR SMILEY.
Ctsene.Ofee. dug so, 1873
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GriSinal loortrp.
The Borer and Enterprise.

The Borer and Enterprise.
HARK again he csnnon's roar
Eehos round Columbus shoe
Az in the gallant toemen meet
And naval lhonders wake the deep,
youthful BURROWS, vet'ran BLHTHs
For he palm OF glory strive.
brayer spirits meter were lein'd,
Noblef lauieis ne'sr were ,wis'd.
Ink : again the loud Luzza,
ON each gen'raus 7aakee Tar,
bils he c-s.Stes and crap shot ratlle,
z - s..s 4. Eve - Ode.
Hotter now the combat grows,
Side TO side the vessels close.
Louder pesls shake not the pole,
When the bolts Of heaven roll.
Est as raiiling bail-stones fly,
When lempesi sweeps the sky,
Iron storms with hldeoas roar
From the thund'ring broadsides pour.
For his comrades BLxfHE too soon
Meets an early, glorious doom.
While the battle brave he Plies
On the de, K he sinks and ales.
Now intrepid Burrows falls
Md d. ably shower Of balls.
Wb.e he deeds. he bids his ars
Never s9ite ihet, STRIPES and stars.
Ne'er Drawer warrior bled,
Meier . noblrr spirit fed.
Valof II ii him cen TIL death,
For his vaiof was his breath.
TIL me 89se, holts wreck,
He disdains qua the deek.
lie elasp'd he ,iuqp sud word and cri'c
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