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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-10
BOSTON, August. 5,

Yesterday arrived II this port the ship
Fair American, captain Weathers. s.
days from Lisbon. By the polltencss OF
Mr.. J. A. Welsh. a passenger, we have
been favored with file Of Lisbon pa
oers to 2eth June: Accounts had been
received at Lisbon on tbs 25rh June, that
Lord Wellington and his army passed
t4e Eb9o, and that his head quarters
we're at Berberana OF the 18th June.
whiting IS miles Of Bayonne, and that
he had taken French military chest.
CAKTHAGENA, June 81.
The army of the Ddke of Parque ADD
Gen. Flo rave advanced upon V lencla,
that will shortly be evacuated by the
F,snch. The British expedition which
sailed from Alicant on the I'd of June
,as been landed between Tortosa and
Tarragona.
ALIcANT, Juoe Is
Gen. EIio advanced on the 9th with
DTS .>l..>>.y cs--.-. Eiri~na tor ST. Fillcp-
pc de Xatlva, and the intrepid marquis
With his cavalry and seven pieces OF az
.lliery marched for Alcifa Suchct
marched from Valencia by Bcnemagrel
for Terrnel on the 10th of June, and the
B ron of Harispic, with the artillery by
Cortarauia 70: Segovia, since the de-
struction Of the batteries.
as,azt MADRID, June IL.
We hear from The neIghooThood OF
Bi!boa, that British ard Spanish diyi-
sion have been landed near there aud
have made prisoners Of 4 or 500 French
dragons.
June l8.
We hcar from Burgos, thai on the
18th. all the ministers of Joseph lett
hat place; that on the 18Th the castle
was blown up-the explosion was ae lard
l3 leagues-and The CITY was covered
with the ruips,- but fortunately none OF
The inhabitants were .kiiled--the injury
falling upon the authofs. There were
8 French companies M the fort, who All
persisted but IL men. Many horses
were killed.
We hear that the enemy have esacu.
a;ed Valencia and Murvledra, which
places have been occupied by our troops,
and that the allied troops from Asicspt
have taken Tarragona aud Collide Ba-
iaguet.
LISBON, June 81.
On the fourteenth the head quarters of
Lord Wellington were In Masaloss
Piersos.
June 90.
On the 5tb the head quarters OF Lord
w wellington were in Qulntana. On the
18th H Q Of Lord Wellington were IN
Mediba &c. Pomar.
June 26.
On the l6tI, Lord Wellington passed
he Ebro al tie bridge of Arenas. On
The 18th his head quarters were at Qam
cou,es, and on the 9Th at BerberaIa t'e
leagues from Victoria, on the same day
his vanguard before that place encoun.
tered the rear guard of the enemy, com.
posed OF 5000, The enemy left the
field covered with dead, and 500 prl-
soners fell into our power. Another
Column OF Welhng,on's army, on the
sue day, attackcd body of the enemy,
(who dis rersed for the mountains) aud
took the military crest with millions OF
reals. The French force coasnaandea
by Jost eh BdnspAfte in person is calcu-
lated at 40, coo flhryla:d zoco casai-
ry-and t,feres are ; $4,000 commanded
h. Clauzel in Nsvsfre. Gu, force since
the union of Nina, Lo,sga, Mehdiz bel
ard Others, is more than 100000 IN the
,oot,h OF Spain. 1t is said Suehet has
%rriped al Saraeossa,> retreatIng.
The head quarters OF kord Yelling
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BALTIMORE, August Z.
MARYLdNO INVADED.

From the information OF commodore
GORDON, ii appears the enemy have ia.
ken possession 6f Kept Island, and that
the inhabitants Of every description have
removed to the main land
1t may be proper to mention, fsr the
information OF our distant readers, that
Kent Island is about twelve miles long
from N. to S. and about six miles broae
from E. to w. 1t lies directly opposite
TO Annapolis Oh the Eastern Shore, arc
forms part Of Queen AIMS county. Ii
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LATEST FROM LONDON.

We have received from our CORES
pondent in Newport t, Lsnd1n paper OF
Junc iS, one day the latest.
\ copy of the armisuce had reached
England The British editor cencelves
that under it Boaapar,c csnnot afard the
le $, aid to his retreating forces in Spain
No messenger had arrived ia Ensiaad
TO invite that country to suspension OF
nosuiities, CT to send ENJOYS 10 con-
gress.
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AMERICAN BLOCKADE.

Yesterday arrived below, brig Dis
patch, Bancroft, from Csdiz. five miles
from Boston Light. she was taken pos.
session Of bv the rowboat prlvateer
Castigetor, Of Salem, the Fame, boat
p.iyateer of do. III company, and brought
to anchor in Nan,asket-R Some ct
the prirateer.iGeu went to Salem for
orders and captain b. came to town to
consult his ov.ers. The armed beats
went from town 70 dispossess the priva
teerSmen. In tie mean time the latter
got the brig uRder way, and were com
ing up the barber. When the armed
boats approached, they were fired on both
from the brig and privateer with small
arms.
The boats returned few fires, and
Immediately boardst, and regaincd the
brig. The p,ivateer got under way L"
proceed down the harbor, but was bro't
loo by shot from the fort-and remain
ed at anchor las; night.
1t is shameful that boats only fit for
cruiziog where no British merchantmen
ever cume, should not be excluded by
law from commissions.
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Of the Ticker, both coming home
first opportunity-Brig Jane barns-
ofN. York. sent in, was at Gibral-
tar. Ship Montgomery, fr. Charles
ton, had arrived at Cadiz. SNIP
Hindostan, Cozens. from Charleston
for ] lisbon, was taken off tina, port a
few days before the F. A. sailed. q
ordered for Gibraltar. American
vessels in Lisbon were fearful OF
coming out on account of the hume
rous captures by the EngIish-Oo
the 10th June, a new Portuguese
ship, from Canton, via the RraZi's,
with about $4,000 dollars IN Specie
on board, was taken off the Rock Of
Lisbon. by the French privateer LII
on. and the crew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in the r. A. Capt, Ingersoll, Mr.. r.
l.. Gooch. Mr.. W. Maris, and Mr.
John A. Welsh, Of Boston.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,

900 iegsheads Maryland
Tobacco. Apply TO
Charles | { atiett, or
Thomas IRWIN.
June 80
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Pie, with 10 hhds rum, and <un6ry other a 'ue@' :
mounting guns, with 20 nieI--took oui suhu'y a.
,cies and burnt her. llth. captured ir't'sh p''s
Ocean. OF Whehavcn from Cork, bound 10 Nan,
mache in ballast--iecaptured in sight. lAn' stP
tured 3rltishsch. Hunter, in ballast, ana mace
cartel of her c1th, captured British schr n"ee',
prize, from Sidney for Halifax, with Goals nsh ap'
oil, ordered in. son. captured British schooHsie
Susan and vigilant, in ballast, and gave them up
The Frolic has paroled 5S prisoners. " , !.
Eight English transports which got on shore snu
one (on busrd Of which was 500 Of the MalioreauN
vision and several oficer) foundered, near Isrras
gons, Spain. and every soul on hoard pe,ished
An American privateer ship Of % 6urs, was ha.
ting out at Natseilles. in July.
The British soop Traveller, Capt. Whyie. rom
Nova Scotia has arrived al Machss, prize 10 the pri-
vateer-boat Lark, Haskell, of Frenchm.rs hcyi size
is 10 tonsher cargo consists of 6S casks Sopper-
40, Is hhds. sllum DO. sugar, 20 crates troekefy
ware, 81 packages dry goods, and Is casks, card
wire :risl.
The "noted" privatcer Lserpooi Packet, sailed
from Portsmouth, N. II. on Saturday LAST ON q
cruize. She is commanded by capt. Parker.
Scdcn, September 10.
Arrived, ,priva,eer boat Terrible. Thomas, from =
'cruise-has captured three small British vessels;
has taken 16 prisoners, who were landed Mschsss
The English letter Of marqne brig Echo, Captain
Walker, from Rio Janeiro bound to prraambuco.
aud thence to England, was wrecked on the 6rst "
June, about four leagues from Ro--six,een out of
twenty -four persons board were drowned iThe
Echo is the vessel which captu ed The brig Coronaft
del from India for this port last summer, Which thS
captain aud some hands left on board retaPtured
and brought safe into this port
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MARSnAL'S NOTICE.


In pursuance Of sundry Warranis from the Hon
DAvts Howell, ESQ, Judge Of the MslIiel Cuass
for the District OF Rhode Island,
do hereby give public notice to all retsops cen.
cerned, that the following informa,ions are hl,d ~
William Ellery. Esq. Collector OF the Custpns H..
the District of Newport, in behalf Of The UnteA
States. by Asher Robbins Esq. Vnied States Attotr
ney for the District Of Rbodelsland. sgaips, cers
tain schooner, called tho Donna Teresa de Csinof
bartholomew Antonio, master, together with her
tackle, apparel, furniture and boat
And also against certain nun'bsr Of sails, and .
eertain quantity OF rigging
And also against 100 basA Of Coffee, marked rAs
and of bbls. of Coffee. ssf. ,. 's.9- ~
All the aforementioned articles are alledged III
said nformations to have been i0fcitefot violstitt
OF the laws Of the United States, and trial will hs
bad on each Of the foregoing Iniormafions al thu
District Court, 10 be holden at Newport IN and fst
said Rhode Island district on the third Tuesday Of
October next.
Elk. DEXTER, sfarshsh
Providence, sep. %, l8i3
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NEWPORT.

ARRIVALS.
2bs-0mu'ation, Geer, Lisbon; Maria Louiza,
Eincernacus DO Columbia, Burke, ST Ubcs;
Brigs--Two Mary's, Greene, Lisbon; Enghcten,
Doltz, Gottenburg;
Schooner-Mio, Tew, New.York,
CLEARAvCES.
Briye-Aurora, Iiunberry HAVANA; Fernando,
Basquet, New-Haven; Catbarine, Sereso, do;
Sch. Two o-Bro,hers Hudson, Charleston.
The U. S. brig Rsttlesnske was ready TO sail from
Portsmouth on Sunday last
The corvette Invucible Napoleon 10 fitting a, Port
land, for cruize, as privsteer.
The privs,eer sch Industry, Rice, from q eruize
arrived at Marblehsad on Sunday morning. The In
dustry has taken three English vessels, Two Of which
"a brig ard sioop) have arrived al tMachias.
The sch Grampus, on her bomeward bound pas
sage, captured British brig -, capt J. Doughty,
from Lisbon for London, laden with wool, rice and
couon-and burnt her.
Crui1e Of he Priuateer PRoLH.
The Priyateer schr Frolic, Odjornc, Of Salem has
arrived at Portsmouth from cruize Off weeks
Extracts from her Lons. Bost July 30, captured
Am. ship Gro,ius, from London. arrived, Aug s,
captured British barque Reprisai, from Cork. bound
turcd British brig Friends, Of Bristol from ST Johns
N b in ballast, ssd burnt her. s,h, captured Brit
ish brig Betty, from Cork, bond 70 Mariinsehe, in
bssst--burn' her. 9Th, rspiured British brig Cat.
iiot Cutie Hofinung, Of Portrnouth. (Eog) from
Cork bound 10 Prince Edwards Isssd, N baliast--
burnt her. 10th captured after chase Of hours,
during which ,ine she run on shore, the Dfssi, brig
Janes 1srdsa. Of Lsodsa, from Carl, sson1 10 Ga:.
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WOUNDED.

WOUNDED.
Shghfv-John J. iarsall, ist Ia. pulan ey Forrest,
81 Il. Hm N. Taylor sailing g-mas,er, Jonas Stone,
WIN. Z. aeer master AZ arms. Joseph Lewis, Ezekiel
Sowier, James iielsn, George Cornell Thomas HAM
mond, Robert It'll, James Eadiey, Newport Hazard,
John = Edw2rls IL. John c. Cummings nl shipman.
honveh Hall, George Plat, Eliza Wiley, Henry Da-
WILSON, John NJ. SSribuck, John Freeman, James
Lsnsford, Thomas Wilson, Charles Davidson, Daniel
bennets John tiiton, Sergeant Mason Corporal Scott
Thomas Miller, John dumas, George MManomy,
George Scofheld, Samuel Cochran, James Artus,
isaac Perkins, James phillips Charles Ordeen. God.
trey Bowman, VIM Sloss, Robert wilson, John Lu-
csss John vsiles.-42
sssere.y-Ssmue Hsmbleton pnsser, TIL. Claxton
oidsnipnAn, Augustine sNsrtwoNt do. Francis Ma
son, John Nswsn, John L. Brown, VIM. johnson,
Nm IbompsoE. Geo. Vernon, James Moses, Vim.
Roe 'oseDa Dennng, William DarSg, John Clay.
siechsa Fairfield. Geo. williams, Lennon Huss, Jas
NSdilngton. John Burnham, John Burdsen, Andrew
Aattison, Jeremiah Easterbrooke, Henry Schroeder,
Bcnoui Price, Thomas Robinson, Peter Kinsley, Ma
than Chapman, Thomas Hill. Barney MClair, VIM.
Dawson, Westerly Johnson, Samuel Spywood, Fran
g Cummings, Thomas Reed. Charles vaudyke,
wm. simpson, Jesse Williams, james Bird, William
burnett, Vim Baggs, David Christie. Henry Van
poole, Thomas TTiii, Elijah psrtin John Adams
Charles Hsfrngon, VIM. B. Perkins, Nathaniel
Wade, Isaac Green, solder-4e.
S'nce dead-Hdward Martin, VIM. Davis, Joshua
Trnpneit--S--T 97, wounded 96.
Eighty-three Of the above were killed and wound
ed on board the Lawrence
On the morning Of The action the sick list of the
squadron contained one hundred and sixteen unfit
for duty.
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--- zJfsFFfts " TtH0ut@zNU"Vs- IN N
IN pursuance OF a Warrant from the Hon. pxsI1
howrLL. Esq. Judge Of the District Court for
the District Of Rhode Island, .,.+f. f..
do hereby give notice, that shall sell Mt Public
Auction, on Monday, the 18th day OF October next;
ten O'Clock, in the forenoon, at Gardners waarfs
in Ncwpor, the schooner ioui4s ,f the burlhen ef o.
bout 2O2 tons, together with her tackle, sppssel,
furniture arms snd stores. And aso, her ccrgs nc
on board, consisting Of 100 hhds w /. Rum, 50
bbls. and 20 tierces sugar The cargo viii be suld
in lots tn accommodate purchusers. Conditions a
sale will be made known At The TING aud place az
sale II is said the schooner Was bu in jaitimor,j
for prvateer and ssi|s rem ksbls fast. And sas
eoppered about elk months sinees and issaid 70 W
five years Old. ,i y " .g !,
Prouidenco ,Setismber Is.
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NOTICE.
NX7HEREhs the Certificates 40. e37 anal 1895

NZHEREhs the Certificates NO. o37 anal 1895 Of
w tvo shares Of the capital stock ef the New3
port Bank, standing IN my name n said Bank, have
been lost u-..laid and caratt be ic-,Bd--thisis
therefore TO request any person who may find said
Certificates. 20 deliver tie 10 leave iher
At the sank--An Persons arc hereby cautioned 3.
: ifst purchasing aid Certificates as have sold the
shares and giv.n notice Of the sAnie TO the Bank,
rom which lew Csftricates WI shortly be issued.
Sept g. PEt.EG SANFORD
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KINGSTON, (Ja.) Aug. 2l.--A, length we
have some authentic information respecting
the United States frigata Essex. By a letter
from Lima, dated May 90, 10 a mercantiie
house in that city, we ascertain that she an
chorsd off that harbor on the 9th of April,
having in charge two ships, supposed TO be
her prizes, English South-scamen; and that
she shortly after proceeded to cruize OF the
Galapagos Islands.
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THE I/yGUS

sailed from LOrient to eruize in the chops Of the
channel, and has been within l6 miles 8. w. Of ST.
city. She captured on the 23d July, OF Sicily, the
sch. Susannab, from Madeira for London, with
wines, and after taking out part and destroying the
remainder Of her cargo, they sent her to Engla
Argus is a remarkably fine and well equipped YES.
sci, sails very fast. and has board eighteen "a
pound carronades, and two long 0's, with compile.
ment Of l50 men.-London bater
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FRlGATG CONGRESS.

LONDON, July l9.--The Diana, Thomp-
soa, fros Baenss Ayres, to Lssdon the
Jane, Moffet, from do. for 0rcenock, and Two
other vessels, names unknown, havs been
taken by the Congress, American f;igate, and
destroyed, except the former, which was Civ
co up to the crow, after being dismsn,led, and
great part sl her cargo thrown overheard.
She arrived at Grenada, Sd ult. The Jane
was captured on the 10th May, in Lat. "a,
Ion. 40. ~ '-'
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TNY0RMs his trends aud tAs pnbIic, that III,
i D@y ScLcgi 10 'edueed, BY his lsviug dis,hissed
number cf free scholars I've therefore solicis pub
&c patcnsgs, aud ss-ures ,rcse wiro my please 70
employ h,m thai tie snses tayot VII be gfsiefaliy
acknowl-lged.-Iie will receive 5ns elsxs Of small!
boys for the first rvdiments
N B.--Iiis E..a4. ss.o,l commented on sIonJey
evsnny issl. SEPT. %. q
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DIED..

In this town, on the 12,h inst. Mr. JosE OcAnIo,
aged 3s years. native Of Porto Rico, and belonging
to the Spanish barque Magdalsna.
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(CHE.fP.
JUST opened-rl case fine a. and Ga Caws
brics and cases French Ribbons, for sale, ycgy
cheap. thf
.aiso for sale, on Csbts' Aharf
5000 VT best large Green Coffee;
5000 do do. small do. do
1000 do old Batavia do;
~ pipes Sssou's Gin sa.r .E
4 do. real +th proof Cogsac brandy, ef
superior havor--by
P.O. RICHMOND.
Newport, sept. 90, 1918.
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Highly Interesting Mez;geneG

ON Wednesday, last week, No. 1896. in the I'd
~ class Plymouth Beach Lottery, being the frss
blank, was entitled 10 cspitat prize Of
ONE 7'hOUSHJvD DOLLARS
The ticket was owned by two gentlemen in Tivertous
and obtained BY them through the agency Of J. O.
SHAW, at his truly fortunate Lottery OfRce, nherS
have been obtained in the present lottery,
One prize of s 1000
-Four ditto Of 100
One ditto of so
Besides very large number Of 2o's .0's, and rs
Prizes said BY j. c. SHAN aqffin tug peqrsS
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81 guns.

54 guns.
The exact number of the encmy's force has not
been ascertained, but have good reasoo to believe
thatit exceeded ours hy nesr,y ONE hundred men.
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FROM FRANCE.

The sch. Pilot. Stafford, of Baltimore, so days
from Bordeaux, with wine, dry goods. &c arrived
at New-iork on Friday last Capt 5. brought dss-
patches from MIR. Warden for our Government
me French ROehtori squadron. consisting Of si 7+'s,
and ten frgaes. propisionel and nearly reas 10
saiL Il was reported al Bordeaux when the liiot
sailed, that host,es had commenced between the
French and Russian armies. Austria is SAID TO have
Joined France. The Pilot captured The British sch
Liiy, from rort-au-Prince, for London, sept S.
TOOK out quantity OF sugar, stores, &c. and let
her proceed. 18th, captured brig Mary.A;.n, from
st Lucie tor st. johns, N. b. with cargo of los
puneheons rum, and l47 hhds of sugar; after hav-
ing her in tow a few days, ransomed her for $4,000
was reported that ~ frigates at Brest. and in
other ports were fitting for America The True
FLOODED Yankee American privateer, with a crew of
l7o men, was at Morlaix, August 1.-The Union
and Aurora prizes to the above pryateer, have ar
rived IN French ports; and the Integrity, prize to
do. arrived At North. Bergen.
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Prizes said by j. C. SH1W adthin tag ytarsr

Besides host Of snall prizes, amounting 60 s $500
Exchange and Lottery Office, Jaly 80.
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Frcm AAW YoRk--Se6l. az.
By the Steambot Car OF Nepune the Edi-
tors the Mercantile Advertiser received tho
Albany Gazette Extraordinary Of Saturday
morning, from which the following articles
are copied
We learn from Canada, that q gentleman
arrived at Chippewa on Thursday last from
the westward, reported that Gen. Harrison
had captured Malden, with ,hs whos of Gen.
Proctor's army.
GENERAL HAMProN's ARMYIN CANADA.
by agsntleman from Plattsburgh We learn,
that Gen. Hampton, with the army under his
command, amounting to between snd 5000
men, had crossed the Canada line, and werc
encas,ped at Odel town, and that roads were
cutting out preparatory to the army proceed
ing to its ulterior poin, of destination.
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bread. and sought him 20 restore Ais hoat. which
was refused in the most brutal manner The pratt
cal scoGndrels, then proceeded To Tarpaulin cove.
where they robbed the house of MIR. witsing,on,
inn-kseper OF all his stores, wines, and liquors, be-
sides number of other articles hut
II has been said that 1t. Hutchinson, late Of the
High-Flyer, on board the President, was enc
OF the genfemen officers engaged in the plumber and
destruction of Commodore Rodgers household rur-
allure at Hsvre de-Grace.
On the receipt of he news ia this town, on Mon.
day last, OF the brilliant victory, obtained by the
gallant pERRy, and his brave associates, a salute
was fired by the Artillery Company in this town,
and from Fort wolcou; the bells were rang, sad
IN the evening several buildings were elegantly ilu
minated. And ON Tuesday, at noon, a salute was
hrcd by the U. s. Flo,is, and the Revenue Gutter.
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We are informed by . gentleman, who was At the
Vineyard. about fortnight since. that the British
sch HishPiyer, captured by Com. Rodgers, was in
he vineyord sound, at that time t,., she fell in
With boat. in which was one man, which was cap
urci The ownei represented to the conmauding
.iicer, that he was poor man. and tina, he bad
wife and Dix caildreu, vhs dep~.daI on him Tor
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your pleasure snail be known respecting
them.
Ths Lawrence has been 50 entirely cot up,
it is absolutely necessary she should 20 into
safe harbor. l have therefore directed 1t.
Yarneil 70 proceed To Erie 10 her, with the
wounded Of the feet, and dism,ntle and Get
her over the bar as soon as possible.
The two ships in heavy sea this day at
anchor lost their masts, being much injured
in the action. Isiall haul them into the In.
nes bay at this place, and moor them Tor the
present. The Detroit is remarkable fine
The Queen Charlotte is a much superior vcs-
sci 10 what as been represented. The Lady
Prevos, is large fine schooner.
also beg your Instructions respecting the
wounded. I am satisfied, sir, that whatever
steps might take governed by humanity
would nee. your appreciation. Under thi,
Impression, have taken upon myself TO pro-
mise Capt. Barclay, who is very dongersusiy
wounded, that he shall be landed as near
Lake Ontario as possible, and had no doubt
you would allow rue 10 parole him. He is
under the impression that nothing bat leaving
this part Of The country will save his life.
There is also a ou noer Of Canadians among
the prisoners, many wno have fAmilies.
have the honor TO be, sir, very respect
fully, your obi. serv't. o. Fl. PERRY.
Hon. JYm. Jones, &c. &c.
Lat of killed and syoua.d on board tie U. s. squad
rsn yssier the command ofO II. PEsRy, Esq. ia the
/. action Of sAe l0M iaH.
KILLED.
John Vro5ics, Henry Liub, ,Chrstisn Mayhcw, JOHN
- Kelly. James w. Allen, Joseph Kennedy, John
Saith, VIM. Cranston, Andrew Michael. John HofT.
|snsn, Charles Pohig. Nelson Peters, James Jones
John Rose, James Carly, Thomas Butler, wilson
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