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The Governor of Ohio hastens to inform
the good citizens Of the state, who have raj
lied and repaired to his standard, upon his
call Is To arms" with promptitude and
zeal which proves their patriotism and love
Of country, that their services are rendered
unnecessary by the change of circunI STAN
ces which required the call. The most i'm
pcrtant Fortress If the western country,
Camp Meigs, was invested by the enemy {:
information of it reached his Excellcncy,
aud orders were Immediately issued. In
an instant You were soldiers The prompt
ness, good order, and regularity of your
march TO the frontier. excites admiration,
His Exce,lencv is entirely satisfied with
your conduct; and for il, returns his warm-
est theHks. He is sensible your domestic
avocatipns at this season Of the year, must
require your labor at home. A sufficient
force reached his Head Quarters, to afford
adequate relief which he designed to COM
mand in person. Many more were on their
march but thanks to The yalor talents, and
exertions of the commanding General, and
his brave little army, they have convinced
the enemy Of the rashncss of his enterprise,
compelled him to raise the siege, and seek
his ogyn Safefy, in flight! The Governor.
therefore. gives YOU an honorable discharge,
which am ordered to make public and
also, that you have the thanks ard respect
of his Exceilency the commanding General,
who is advised OF your movements.
By lis ErceLiency's command,
fJl-NI,U nDIICII n
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-NORc 81 NJ WAY ~.
MELANCHOLY OcCURRENcE.-On Mon
day last Mr.. WILLIAlI HALL, ensign of
he Winchester rife company, and acting as
Adjutant of the fourth yniiilid regiment, was
shot by a centinel at Fort Nelson, and ex
PRED in forty minutes. AS the circumstan-
ces which led to this unhappy event will be
judicially examined in the course Of few
days, we shall postpone a statement of the
particulars which have been CO mmunica ted
tous.
The death OF this promising young gentle
man has excited great sensibliity in the whole
army, and more particularly inthe corps to
which he was Immediately attached; his
companions in arms arc deeply affected by
this sad catastrophe, which has deprived
then of one, whose amiable qualities had
secured their universal esteem and respect.
90 The =" oergt. Henderson, says the Peters
burg lntelliseneer, who is noticed Ia such warm
terms OF commendatIon by gen HARRISON for he mas
tery manner III ~hich he managed one # he bate
rcs erected against the bescgers az Fort Meigs h.
John Henderson, list Sergeant in the corps of Pc
tersbure Volunteers. lie is true honest son of Ill
hernia has served for many years 10 the floating
dungeons OF Britain ; snd, like many others Of his
oppressed country has nally migrated to this
land OF liberty, III search Of those blessings and pri
ylebcs denied him ia the country of his nativity
lie e. tered the ranks here with Ill that zeal and
devotion so efaIaeterstIc OF the Irish his subse.
queut conduct bears evidence OF The sincerity with
which lac espouscd our cause-amd the ilatternp
testimonial which his beloved and accomplished ger,
has recorded Of las merits, will occasions an increase
0f zeal Tor the rights and interests of his adouted
country. We look, with nst,eriug expectations
for the promotion OF Sergeant Henderson.
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Communicates.

Communicated.
On "Wednesday morning the 18th instant, a SIN all
sloop with Mr.. F.uch and family, of Norfolk. on
board, was bound into Pisnkatank but seeing the
English feet offthat river, run Into Dorm Harbor
and came to anchor. barge WAS sent by tho en-
envy, which succeeded in boarding the sloop, with
the detention of taxing her out but the militia, SO
in number, under Capt Thomas, having soon rencn.
ed the beach, the officer of the barge threater ed to
hurn the sloop and all on board if tley were fred
on, and proposed to NJ. Finch to 20 on shore and
make terms but Captain Thomas refused tn ac-
cept a compromise, and ordered many Inen into
the canoe Mr.. Z neh came shore in as she would
hold and row round the socp, calling at the same
time to the females and others of the family to 60
below. that their being exposed might not prevent
their firing on the bargcmen. The sloop's cable
had been cut and she drifted out, withtle barge
under her lee, but finding the canoe would soon
set round her and engage him u..dcr the lee of the
vessel, and expose him 10 the fire Of the party on
shore. they took TO their barge and we'd Of
The firing commenced on both SIDES, aud the mill
tia went up to their waists in water and continued
iring as long as there was Prospee, ofdons them
any injury. Five OF the enemy we're seen to f.ll
On our part, Nh. White received wound from
bali in his thigh.
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DONiESTEC.
CH1LLlcorHk, May /, 10.

We stop the press tt inform our readers
tina, the Chiilicothe Mounted Volunteers UNI
the courmand "f Captain R,uletge, arrived
here last evening frnn Upper Sindusky the
circumstances requiring their presence OIL
the II n isr h. ing ceaSed 10 exist. Several
men belonging TO the three companies OF
militia which marched from this place on
the 9Th Instant arc also returned, and the
remainder are expected here this day. We
understand THAI all the volunteer and mill
tia companies which lately marched from
this state to the relief of Fort Meigs, ha, c
been honorably discharged, and are now OH
their way home. The following Genera
Orders have been issued by his excellency
Governor MEIGs, Oh this occasion:
Head Quarters, Lower Sondusky
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'ANHE subscriber has removed to Rich
= mond, and will continue his practice
in the Court OF Chancery, Court Of Appeals,
Federal Courts, County Court ofCheslcffeld,,
and Superior Courts OF Law Of Chesterfield and
llenrico.
3w r. w LEIGH
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PIrrsponc. SUNDAY, May le.

Copy efa letter .troD, a gentleman az Loser San-
dusky, 10 Dir. John .SpolOIeI, dated .lfay 10,
1Sl5.-recei-'sd by erpreSs
All is we'll with our little army ut the RapiGs-
General Harrison is nov here with his aids. He
will goto Upper Sandusky from this place Three
hundred OF The Kentuekisus which the British took
at the Rapids landed on the th inst. at iu.
ron have been very busy here some days in get.
ting arms AID ammunition there for their defence.
On their arrival IL feared the Indians would
land a. the bay aud go down aud attack them Ms
tliey landed. They we're so cxaspcrAted or rather
Disappointed in tIc siege Of Port Meigs tlIat gene
raj Harrison, tells ME they tell the British tins is
the last time they Will fight for them against the a.
mo cans.
MAJOR sioddsrd died Of the lock jaw, occasioned
by his wouad. | write you that governor Mcigs,
with 800 men and six Founders we're expec(ed
here this day itom the south Mljor Balls squad
IS siso here. lad il not been for the Internal
spirit Which gets Into inen to think they do all
things When they have done but part, the principal
part of proctor's army, al his cannon and stoi es
must have fallen into our hands.
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From The Petersburg Renubnean.

" We lament to state, that John Shore,
one OF our gallant volunteers, was killed in
the late attack upon Fort Meigs. Mr.. S.
was attached to the battery commanded by
sergeant iehn Henderson, and was killed by
a splinter. Mr.. Shore was too well known
ana beloved tn require ouc culogy --He fell
IN his conntry's Cause, Gailantly contending
to regain her violated honor, independence,
and dearest rights. We are still ignorant
whether any otherwas killed, or who wound
ed.
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III Coherton, FED. B. Smith, den.

fredericksburg, Nav %.
We learn that several vessels we're burnt by the
enemy, in Pisakatsnk, on "Wednesday lsss--
nam es, &C. not known
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PIrrsuURc, May 20.

III IHHUNC1 My u
co9y efaI aer from cieagetah4, Nag II, 1913,
20 the eaif9 Of the Aeyea j, tecsi iced By the
expreSs p0I.
DEAR sIR,-My letter to you on the I0d,
ins;. did not prove to be correct, as 10 the mum
Der We had taken prisoners BY the enemy as It
appears that we lost between four and fye hun.
dred. ----1hey were put on-board Of vessels
at the Tecnth of Miami and landed at huron ri
yer l47 miles west OF ths.) About 200 OF them
came this way on their road home. The poor
fellows were stripped Of syery res % ciotnfng
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40 LET, -
a NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
in the Falling Garden, just finished. Also
a STORE and DWELLING HOUSE on
the Main or L. Street nearly opposite the
Bell Tavern. Enquire of
IT. JAMES LOWNRS.
IN pursuance ofthe Ordinance to amend the
J. Ordinance 10 prevent dogs from going At
large in the City OF Richmond, Notice is here.
by gwen that no dogs will be permitted to run
at large, IL the said Guy, between the LIST day
ofJune, 1913 and the 18th day Of September.
1913
st. n. SHEPPARD. C. c. Hall.
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Frc,n a, Rnl.imnrc Ehir.

Extract Of a tfter fran Stepisrl n. .iIoore, cap
tan, Of the hadinore Yohaitcers, 10 lis brother,
IN Hiis cify, d..sed,
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CHILICOTHF. NAV II


CHILICoTHE. May 10.
am sorry. after so long silence, that
my first communication should be disagree
able. Your brother John was---knled-
by splinter at a Battery in Fort Meiss,
commanded by John Henderson, and man
ned blythe Petersburs Volunteers, Battery,
my dear sir, that done more execution a
mong the enemy. than any other in Fort
MeiSs. have not heard who are killed be-
sides, with any degree of certainty-when
do hear, l shall transmit the news. We
have, my friend. the pleasing consolation, of
Knowing, that our townsmen & friends done
their duty, and have obtained the thanks OF
the officers and their country
This was 10 ordinary man"-Inspired
by the holy fire of patriotism, he left his
lends, and those most dear, and repaired,
to the tended field, to meet MS country's foe
there lie bravely fought and nobly died.
fe, who mourn his loss-yet his former
associates who knew well his worth-iet
an appeal to the glorious event of that day.
afford consolation. sincerely mingie nv
sympathy with yours-5ecause knelu him.
II FRIEND.
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u Since ne frchareS thc abovs, me hare
Deem faOored 4vith the /oiiospins' letter 10
the Post Master bi ibis hiace, (6rolher 10
the deceased } dated
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BARBARITIES OF THE ENEMY.

After the adoption of these resolves,
Mr.. Clay (Speaker) rose and adver,ed to
that part OF the message which alludes to the
lnhumanlty of the enemy. expressed his abb
horrence OF the enormties committed by
them, as well in the massacre Of our citizens
Oh the Western frontier, as the conflagrat-
on OF cur little towns on the maratime Dor
der. The latter outrage had not been pre-
teuded to be denied, but had been ahok1eised
Jor (by whom Ire did not saw OH the ore
tsnce that our people had first fred on one
OF their hdgs. Although he believed the al
legation false, he was glad that il was tho't
necessary to make any apology for it. The
Facts, however, in both cases ought To BE- en-
CURED into and distinctly ascertained. IL
found to be as public report had stated them,
they called for the indignation of all Chris
tendon, and they ought to be embodied in
an authentic document which might perpet-
uate them on the page OF history. These
were substantially the remarks, as written
from memory, vita which Mr.. Clay prefac.
ed the following resolution:
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GENERAL ORDERS.

Head Quarters, Lower Sondnsks,
MQv I4EH. 1913.
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Y1,HE subscriber takes this method of informing
q the public, that he is in possession Of remedy
which will eifestually cure cancers OF all descrir-
tons. lie is authorised state it an ehcctnal rem
etiy from, the success he has heretofore bad. hay
ing never applied the remedy without success:
have been cured that had been running long time,
one of these the arm of woman Ito wit
Mes Fieningham) which had nearly destroyed all
tile he.h ffoa, her wrist to her elbow. Alter having
applied TO seyeral persons for relief, AMI obtained
no,,c WAS advised that couii not be effected
@ithant she would consent to have her arm cut off
wlish. she at'iength consented 10, but hearing OF
this remedy she persuaded TO forbesr losing
her un.il she made the trial. which she did. and
80 her great Joy hiss saved her arm, perfect cure
HAS been effected-Once applying this remedy Is
sufficient TO cure the worst of cancers.
JAMES SMITH, living in
Mathews County, virginip.
June 4. 5rp
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DOneslic.
CORRESpONnFa ".


BETWEEN THE GovERNMANTs OF THE
UNION & OF THG STATE OF AfAKYLAND
The Honorable the Generai .HsseDIbfv of
HIoryiard
COUNCIL CgAMBEn, Annapolis, May 25
Gentlemen,
have the honor TO ercloss, \ COPY of my
etter to the presdent ct the Juited States
ceputiug the honorable William .. Martin
and Wafer Dorsey 10 wait on him with the
resolution of the Legislature Of the twenti
eth instant, together with the report made
by these gestieFen TO me, copy of the
note presented 70 the President. and his an
swcf,
=. ] have the honor 10 be,
With much respect,
Your C5edICnt scrvont.
LEVIN WITDER.
In Council, Annapolis, May 90, 1913.
Sir,
In consequence Of resolution nassed
by the Legislature, e. copy OF which i,
herewith cncloscd) we have. depn,ef
the bonofsbis William Bond Nh.rt,n aud
Wancr Dorsey. Of our body, to val, upon
you.
have the honor tobe,
Wtth much respect.
Your ebcds1t servant,
LE.N..%VINDER.
His Exoel'ency JANIS. NIABlsoN
President ofthe U States.
Copy,
Niniaa pI.tney, c2cri orfle Council
ANFAPoL1s, Nay 25,1s13.
ne A@eeRs''ey tAe Cso. - .'E-,y.aad.
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libited. NOT only for use, but likewise TO ssss
through our territories, or those occupied
by our armies"
ne Bonns Citoyeunc arrived at P,ymonth
April l7th, from, St. Salvador, with one nil
Ion sterling on board, Such were the APP
prehcnsions entertained fpr her safety. ttst
policies had beeu underwritten Ut Lloyd's
1T Col. per cent.
Lieut.. Chadds, with the surviving officers
and crew of the late ffigate Java, arrived at
Portsmouth April 18Th. from st. Salvador.
-N.Thors Mercury.
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VoL FtO;--.-----No. TO-.


On SATURDAY Last we delivered 70 The
President oi the United States your letter
OF the 2otn instaat. enclosing the rcsolasic;,
ct the Legislature OF the sta c OF N.aryf.i,ti.
The observations of the President or the
subject Of rhe res',s on re gcnerai, si,d
evidently iuipiicd t'lat the geuevst govern
ment wcui2 not pay the eApenGrS OF the..n
i's'a whes. called ito ssryiee by IN. usste
Authorities wirhpug he psrt:ci PATTON cs ,E,.
u. States.
We hronght into view the provision rsade
by the l.x@c,ivc o. tae u. Sta;cs for t.,e
milltit OF S,rSinia y n. York, and claim
cd the Lie protectia, for the .tas: Of ~ Ary-.
land the President replied, that !, general
officer OF the United States was stationed
IN Virginia, and that the state.of New Work
was peculiarly exposedto the invasion: of the
tehemy. &tSer Dush copyers alton on the
SUBJECT OF our mission, We requested his Ex-
ceilency TO furnish US With a written answer.
| which he promised to do. and suggested TO
us the propriety of addressing note to him
embracing the substance of the resolution.
We accordinsly transmitted a note, a COPY
OF which is herewith enclosed, and on tha
94th inst. we received from ,he Secretary
OF War, the following answer.
We have the honor to be- with great res.
pect, your obedient servants, -
WM. BOND MARTIN.
WALTER DORSEY.
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WAITER DORSEY.
WE. BOND MARTIN.
CrawfOrd's Hotel, Msy22.

F" HrfidrINeIt, sd It May, 1919
~ l." La W hNo-
'S 'eSlucHt mas eeen please, to refer
- HE your hots oiyesterdaY, covering a CO.
py % = Tesoinli ~ OF The legislature Of Ma
y.a"d q the 2Oth INST. tue object of which
- ~ ascertain
w nat lhHther pr1tsction viii be
,h'i y ''@ general government against
'''e .''UurSl"ns OF the Common enemy !'--And
%o' w nat provision may be expected
- i'S"'udte tae expenditures which have
"'.| may W incurred Ia providing a.
ssnst 'ieir aggtessIoDs!"
:, T., ne sor"er oi these questions is so bros6
N us terms caat (prnGehtial motives a,ide5
aysr NC IMPOSSIBLE 10 give definite an
Nee t..o'Ic-ion gwen oy government musE
which ave j., 1h 'GDJo 80 ~ Two rules' both OF
extent of The near. ,iiao.G 80; ;t IRE
and the DECREE A.. ~. IS t,' ''N eaIh'
to be repeiled. II is eni1 IS ,kn Ef"nsCr
thatIran sav ar,. o"Y % thc former
that. sf,nr rsfs 10y '"!as' sap N regard to
the provisions m ~, 80 49, vs. Hho
min an ,,.s,,ranc,, ~ 80" can GUY SUB
special defence of Sfsr,lanL ' ~, 20 tne
compatible with ihA ;nst Iii; "9
parts OF the Union. snail he nrnnon,iv 't anI
tordiall, ai,,e, '-'H'' 'S P'o"P'iy ana
TO the second or. stiOr of ,,,e ,0.;A,o
a more precise answer may he 80. e..
far as expenditures have arisen. or shall a.
the state. withor1 tb. nsrt;c;-,,, 1""ue py
United States, no provision is found to lie ,i
under the present laws On the other hand
in all cases in which militia detachmemIss
case rs ths u,I, NV VI ec1en'Zeu (as IN the
thority of the Union, such provislon IS fonsd
TO exist, aud will be app!ied. ~ - 'ooA''
have The honor to be, gentlemen with
very great respect, your most obedien; and
very humble servant,
John ARMSTRONG.
The Hon she COMMITTEE from the
Executive Council of MaryIaad.
Neto Yort. IHay 81
Capt. Fleming. Of tbc b,;, r,a,,.,
tored the Editors of the Niernsn,i ne "a '1'
vertissr with CaGjz fso5pt,a o'ntIlc az
Aprn from winch we hhve transi w. IN IN
following ariel '''S
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, Britain and Sweden, against France. 1t is
proper To AID. however, that his MaisstY's
Ministers haveno received any Official 10
formation upon tiIe subject !; but merely
the stateioent entertained In Ia ,n5vcgh
papers.
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PARIS. April ?.
We are assured that the corps OF the Viceray
nad been successful over body of Russians and
Pruss'sns. The troops OF the J2rst ban conducted
themselves ia TIM affair with bravery. and charging
the eney with the bayonet, rendering success sec,
tain.
III the Palace Of the -Waholeots E!gsec,
HhrI 8, 1913.
Napoleon, &c. Our Geusin, the Prince Arrh
Chancellor OF the Empire, (Calnbaoeres) ia nam
ed Grand Dignary of the order OF tie iron Grown
Count Mo'leu, Minister of the Treasury. hiss
been decorated with ihe Grand Eagle OF the Lss.os
os Honor.
April Their Majestiss the Emperor and I'm.
press visited the Opera last evening, and were re.
eeived with unanimous appliances. ----I'hsy will re-
pair TO ST. Cloud this eveeins
April o.--rhe Austrian Minister, F--lnse Swartz.
esburg, has arrived here.
LaJback, U!lyrian Proyiaoe) March a5.-T,is FIX.
csliency the Duke of Abrantes, (Jaaot) Governor
General Of the IlIyrian Provinces, has arrived here
and received the homage OF the public functions.
ries
STRAsEUrS, April /.
For several weeks we have seen a oontinuai pas.
cage OF troopo Of every description going to Gera-
ny they are accompanied With trains of artillery
ammunition and military storss.
. VIENNA, Austria) March 90.
Yesterday the Count de Narbon6e. tia French
Ambassador, arrived in this oily. He succeeds
Count Otto, who is named Ministe.. OF State. and
who has taken his leave
March 2s-'The Court Levee this day wss made
extremely brilliant by the presence sf the French
Ambassador, Count de Earboone and twenty of his
suite, in most Splendid dresses
Messrs. Wietcsky aud D0err, have been appoint.
ed Directors Of the Foreign Archives II, the room
Ted.
The King Queen of Ssxony, the count do Mar.
eotini, the Haron de Sierra, the Frenoh minister 6,
others have arrived at Ratisben.
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h Els E:Seelte1cy she Prrsidc,sf ofihe u. S.

TIC E1celkt7acy lie Frestae1f oTIhc y. s.
SIR,
The undersigned being deputed by
the Governor of Maryland to wal, on ynur
EAcellency witl the enclosed resolution OF
the Legislature of MARYLAND, requestyon
VIII be pleased to inform. us what further
protection will be Afforded by the General
Government in the state Of Mar, land against
the incurSions OF the common enemy, and
whae provisions may be expected to liqui-
uaee the necessary expenditures which have
been, or may be, incurred by the said state.
IN providing =gan>t beihgerent aegTessionss
As th. Legislature is now III session and
their de!iaeratOns viii necessarily be de-
iayeo until we return TO the city of Annapo-
us, we trust your Egcslcncy will furnjst,
US with an answer IN the Course of-this day.
We have the hoaor to be. your obadent
servants
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ME Subscriber has removed to Richmond; and
m will continue his practice in the court of Chan
eery Court OF Appeals, Federal coRrts, county court
of Chesterfield, and Superior courts Of law OF Ches-
ter6ed s, Henrico.
B. w. LEIGH.
June I. Ct
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Er.raefs from Lioua...Lists.

.afrH l3.-The schr. Lightning, from A =
msrica ~ Frnnce. and Napoleon, Howard,
from n. York to Bordeaux. arrived at Ply
mouth 90 Friday, prizes to the Belle Poole
and biieon irigates.
/ .ifr,i l6.--i'he American ship Derby.
fro1 CHINA 10 Bostou, is taken by the Frisrs
T'gate, at:d arrived at 81. Helena. The
Ocean. An'ercan whaier, was detained and
se''t in'o the G. of Good Hope. Decembe,
22d. fie- Shadow, from Philadelpiri4
foong Hailiar, and Good friends, Thomp-
son. from charleston aud Essex, Wyar,
tom ''pston, all for BoidsaeX, arrived a,
PiymoGth on "Wednesday, prizes 70 the
Heiicon, SUPERB, and Pyramus frigates.
hpfi 20 The american schooner Ca
rohne, Spaboro. OF 8 guns. from N. Orleans
tor Bordeaux, captured after chase of 5
days, by the Mcdusa frisate, arrived st Ply
mouth yesterday. The Caroline captured
on her passage, the British brig Active,
Pratt. frem Cadiz to Liverpool, and sent
her to America and the Jenny, Grams
purt) from Lisbon. which she plunderea and
gave up.--The Caroline also fell in with
the American ship Two Brothers, Lee, from
Charleston for Cadiz, with flour-and hay
ing ordered the capt. and supercargo on
board with the ships papers to examine: a
gale OF wind came on, and they were rot
able to return on board the ship escaped
trom the Caroline in the night. Capt. Lee
and the supercargo arrived in the Caro-
line. THE Two Brothers arrived at Liver
pool April 2ad, having been captured by
British frigate, for having no papers on
board.]
Plymouth, .dhrif t7.-Came in the Am.
schr London. from Philadelphia for Bor-
deaux, prize to his majesty's ships Hclicon
Reindeer. -
The Brazilian left brig Hollon, OF F -,
a cartel !; brig Alexander, Pigo., to sail in
l2 days for Eoston ; ship Pocak ontas, Sher-
burne. to sail in Days for do. Both With
cargoes s..
May Sd. off the Western Islands. the
Brazilian fell in with British merchant
men from the w. Indies for Liverpool, who
put on board Capt. II. Capt. Carr. mate *
seamen, OF schr. Miranda, of Warren,
from Kennebeck for NJ -ranz,es, which they
had captured. May IS, Ion 40. spoke ship
Hope. OF Baltimore, from Charleston FOX
Lish II, IL days out. On Thursday last,
of Nantucket Shoals. was boa tied by the
privateer Yankee, II hours out from this
port, the Blockade in CO. Lass evening, cif
the entrance OF our harbor, " IS Soaraed b,
the Orpheus frigate, and permitted to pro-
coed.