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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

yoi. d DC
o,t.. c II IS $50 10 SO 81
I Innsia. E IA 100 600 i-4als
Squadrons.
Lueretia Pote, S $50 40 90 I 50 &C
Not known, 6 lbs $50 Sc 7 " rs
Nor krewn, 10 2io 1850 SO s os 4 "a
If no perfon fhall appear TO ddcharge laid
taxes ard all neeefary intervening charges.
I'm or before Monday the Eth day of De.
cemher next, At ten of ihe clock in the fore.
noon At the Dwelling houfe of Capt, Jasrs
Tsur, in faid town, 70 much Of the isid Los
ans iquadrons of Land as 1hall be iufiiceut
to discharge the fame will then be fod at
Public Auetion, to the higher bidder, seeor-
ding TO l4w Dated a. laid Pownzl, the 18Th
dsy OF Oaober. A. ID 's's,
WILLIAM CLEAvEs, Coil.as IF 7sra Of
jaio fosos FIR The 3sas 1911.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
american Cation Goods,
WANTED TO HIRE,

A HOUSE fui,abe for large family con.
A tanning at lean chambers, with con-
venent out houies, Sc near tue centre OF tiae
town Enquire of the Printer.
Os3sb0 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
NEW STORE.

THE iubfcri,er would inform the public
that he hsa removed from Portland TO
Gorham, where he has opened general az
foltment of
Weg India Gods, Grocs,ies. &c.
among which are the folIowing-lwhich will
be fold as low as can be purchaiei in Portland
or elfewhere for Cath or Country Produce)-
Cogniac Brandy Cinget--Alum
OLD Jamaica spirirs Otter Starch
Weli India Rum Muliard--C opperafs
Liibon and Port Wine Indigo; Windior soap
Cordial--CoRee Cafs
Hyion } Powder and Shott
Youog Yyion TrAs Fl,pts-Pigtsil u Fig
u 5ouchongl Tobacco
Loaf anl brown Sugar Cigars Snuff
MoAile, Sad Irons Sickies
Pollock Filth Settlers
Superine Flour BIsck Tin Teapou
Rye diuo Paiteboafd
Clear Pork Writing Book.
Bowa Salt Paper aud Quilts
Cotton Candles Ink Powder
Chocolate Lead Pencils
Box IA iins Plated Tea Spoons
Narmegs--C Pins aud Needles &c
Aiipce Pepper
a general sf5rtmeot If
CROCKERT WARE.
VIM. CROSS.
Gorham July S If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
They have for sale an extensive assortment Of
ENGLISH 0' .FRENCH GOODS,


ENGLISH 81 .FRENCH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
Ieasun--among which are,
Best supelfne 3foadcioths
Midlng and low priced do
Supetfine CsssiFaeres, consisting OF
black, drab ard mixed
CorIs--Cot ,ings,-Dafills
Flannels and bsizes
Peliece Cloths-bombazetts
Wiibotes-Dursnss-
Best dressed and undressed Calicoes
six and common Ging5amS
Cambrcks white, black and coloured
A large assortment, of Fancy auslms
Shawis-si!k AM cotton handkerchief
Long Lawn Linen Braces
Gentlemen and LADIES' Beaver Gloves
ditto dluo silk s wofsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Cos, aud Vest Buttons
Ribbons = Tapes and Bobbins
Luteslrings-Canton Grapes
Italian Crapes-f'ins
Cotton Hos, gentlemen & ladies
Silk Gloyes-Rutton Moulds
A general assortment OF American
Factory Gnods, &c. &c.
Po,tiand, 1Rg' Is. II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
Beniamin Y,niU'f tfa'e.

yOHN vINING sdmspii.rztor or the eiia.e
of Berjamin viuing, late of Durham. 10
the coua,y of Cumberland, Seoman, deeealsd,
having made application to me rhs fatienesr,
Judpe Of the Court of Probate for Esid county
for az order to feif all the perfonal efiue q
faid decealed--I hereby give notice to al
concerned tina, fhail con6der faid spFhcs
tion at A Probate Court to be holden at the
Regif,er's Ofi.e in Portland, on Wedne'day,
the tenth day Of November next; when aad
where they may appear and make their OBJ
jeetious thereto, it aay they have.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
0qobsr I9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
CrowelI Hatch, (7aiiOr.

INFORMS his euffomers and the publie :,
general. thai he has removed from M;adls
ftree,, and taken he chop lately improved bv
Meffrs Gould - Wet)7s,. 10 Fo,s H,set, and co,
ner of PiSmb Rect He returns thanks for n,o
favours aud fol'eits sconiinuance Of their rof'
tom IN the line of his protection.
Portland, Oe7oJey Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
Secm G t6e DeJerter.

Secure t6e Deierter.
INSERTED from Jordan's Point Battery
- on the Sd inf ALVAH LOVE, a pri-
7aie, in the fsrvice Of this Commonwealth,
l,'ely of Gorhain. Said Love is twenty ieven
years old, FIVE feet four and hsf inches in
height light fal ow complexion grey eyes, and
.andy hair In. the appearance of runaway,
aud bears no nlarks of folder about him
Whoever will spprehend fad Love and deiv
tr him over to an officer of this Detachment
hall receive Ten Dollars Reward. All per-
lons are hereby cautioned againii emitting or
tharboriag isid Deierter. as they would avoid
he fevere pea alties OF the law in iueh cafes
made and prov ,ded.
A !,THERToN, Capt Casmandirg
l lefasbsd Isfaat,y, "a ;z1 d.
Joydan, Paint Battery.
October 4tll 1873
~. The fail Love ia 40 entitled fublliiu,e
and has recei, ed bounty and pay in advance
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

fNFO0NF tie inhabitsrt. of Portland and
rs vicinity tia he has purcbaed the Stock
a TRADE and isksn he nspd '',sly improved
~ NJ. o. S Hart born, where he propofes
keeping COT ikn'ly for .aie aeeuers sh2tsment
Of ladies, Gentemens, M2fler', MiiIes and
aLldrens'
SHOES,
cf every quality aud price, manufactured, by
he iame vcrkmen that have hitherto worked
%, AID ilore.
He hs, employed MIR F wItBouR 70 fuper
iateud The BOT MAJ KING BUSINESS,
ehich I've intends carrying IN in all i's various
hfsuehe,, lie has employed iome If the ben
We kmen in The Gate, e. thar rhole who ihail
iavo; him with. their commands may depend
on having their work done IN the mof fAlh
iousble manner and al the florisa uoiice.
Portland, sept 90, 1875. (owl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
FLOUR s. BREAD

QUANTITIES of Flour and Bread, warrant
Y ted, eonltan,ly on hsod, and for fale al
the lowei market price, by
WILL M FRANCIS.
Feb I5lsiS. III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
NOTICE.

DR. MERRILL, has removed from MIR
II Folloms TO Col BURsyAms, P,tbs p9ses.
Middle lreet Portland O1 IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
REMOVAL.
STFHEN M'IELLAN.

INFORMS his friends that ne has rsssesf
/ from High ffreet to the Houie formerly
occupied by Col. lAMFs BuasHAn, where he
ii,ould be happy TO entertain them as uinsl'
win Board aud lodging
Pe,tl1aJ, on 9, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
AOYICE.

THE subscribers have entered into Co.
partnership in rude, end thei" business VIVA
be conduc ed under the firm OF
" pbber & Chase,
at the store lately occupied by Weber e
Merrill Exchange sl'eeO
4 SHEPHERD WEBER,
CALEB s. CHASE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

EDWARD LITTLE & co.
~. 3. Mggy', Roro, M,d.ls-Sha.
AVE LACEY received an extenGve abort
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
Gen. Hull nor erchanged.

We have been favored with late Mon
treai paper, in which is contained an effci-
al order OF Lieut.. Gen. Sir Geo. Provost of
rep. ., denying the exchange of Gen. Hull
and the other officers and men, who had
been made prisoners at Detroit, Queenstown
exc. as officially announced at Washington
on the 18th Jan. last. His Excellency states
that he officers and crew of the Sam uel
and Sarah, British transport, captured by
the Essex, were regularly exchanged for
the officers and crew of the Nautilus and
not Tor General Hull and his fellow captives
that he still considers the latter as under
their parole CT hanoT, and that should the
fate OF war again place any of them at the
disposal of the British Government before
regular and ratified exchange ofprisoners
takes place, they will be deemed to have
broken their parole, and to be thereby sub
Ject to all the consequences sanctioned by
the established usages of war in the like
cases. Bost Pal.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
THE Il EDIY.

GENTLEMEN-The honor which I" the
Republican members of the Legislature, &
other citizens of this Commonwealth" hayo
been pleased to present by their congratu-
iatory address by their favorable & friend
ly views of my official conduct III vtrious
stations and by their generous anticipa-
tons. in regard to the dignifed place which
is now assigned me is high reward for
past, and powerful incentive TO future eff
forts, for the faithful discharge of my du-
ties to the public.
The distinguished honor Of the SURFACES
for the Presidency of the United
States, conferred on me by the magnani-
nous and powerful Atlantic States from
Pennsy lvana to & eorgia inclusively and by
all the brave and patriotic Western States,
III! &c eyer held IN ihe highest estimation,
and will produce on my part, every effort
to confirm them in their confidence. The
qualification is complete, by the re election
of President Madison, whose great and
meritorioOs -crvices, and particularly those
which relate to Great Britain, will render
his name immortal. The names also of the
members of that high minded and celebTa-
ted Congress, who supported the President
in his arduous struggle for the rights Of his
country, and who declared war against O..
Britain, will enrich the most honorable pa
gcs OF American history
The important subjects which the ad-
dress embraces, induce me to request your
indulgence in making tue subsequent ic-
marks.
To merit the general appreciation Of my
fellow citizens, has been always with nc Il
primary object and in this pursuit, Is il
| respected those of Massachusetts, there OK q
iNed a ilAltering prospect Of Success. bns
Shen some of them presented to me as chies
| Magistrate, the alternative Of SANG tioniGs
)y silence, an unjust dcnuncation OF tns
| National Government, tendirg e. ci7h
war, or OF disehargiug win ndchsy SIC al
egiance due to thai GO@eTnmett, mo
! nent's hesitation il adcq;ag the i4t'Sr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
dated, South America, off ST. Salvador,

dated, South America, Off ST. Salvador,
january 5, 1918.
"What will You say when tell you that
in our little ship we have challenged an
English sloop of war il this port, mounting
guns and carrying 40 men more than the
Hornet! Our Com saander has sent several
challenges TO the commander OF the En-.
glish .sloop OF war, bat he does not appear
to have the least inclination TO Come out.
We have been III, and anchored no great
distance from him. He has been ready
tor sea some time, & I suppose must como
out shortly, or it will be said he is afraid.
Her name is the Good Citizen. We have
been of here three weeks waiting for her
70 come out. The Hornet has taken two
prizes--it they can get home, one will be
worth 10000 and the other about $4,000
dollars. Mary. Rch.
The troops lately enlisted in this city for
the l4th regiment of United States infantry
have been ordered 20 the frontiers. They
LEI. this place yesterday for French Town.
and from thence to Buffalo by the wav Of
Albany. 10
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
BRITISH ACCOUNT.

From fhe l[DHtrr at UerGd Of Fcb. 6.
DEFEAT OF GEN WINCHESI FIR
An attack was made or the 22d January
on the American troops under the com
nand Of b,iga dier ge'. raj Winchester, by
colonel Proctor, at Ffcnchtown on the river
Rasin, about &c miles from Detroit. The
enemy's force 1fCO, that If colonel Proctor
about 500 troops Of the Inc and sailors,
and 600 Indians.
Rrfnr7 II trisonc, 'a:cr.
brig2dler general. ticUcl, l major,
o captains, Is icu'euarts, 10 cmaishs, bri
rnde maj,r. adiutaH', quarter master,
: .u3econ-, Il sel6can,s, ass rank and file
--tutal 4G5.
AFer the bqul- grea. cuubcrs more Of
prisoners were hfi"s.cS u hy TIE iud,ans.
ihcy tcoh aro'hsy army giT 500 large
boro frorn Kc,.tecty. O. E.'.tl lJO men tia;
la1 tkcu So charge.
lar.r y-fFy Of Aue'icens a"e aGvanc
inv towaiAs Ghic1. up Like Michigan, &
he Ind;an Chief Murpulc, " IA 300 ln-
dams from thc Nissa5rF5 have BoHe a
rAiASt :hep.
We hray ,hot IN. I,~r-o7 With his d.
y;.;op ~ he arm, were ~;t.;'n CO IS
" ,rc,, of Gen. Wncoc:cr ~ star,iag
c.nI, .ca aud sa,r5eadsd y I-4Ans.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
FoRr GEORGE, soth Jan. 1913.

FoRT GEORGE, 30th Jan. 1913.
Lieutenant Mclean Of the 4lst arrived
here yesterday with dispatches FOR Quebec
from Amherstburg, bringing an official &C
count of the capture Of Gen. Winchcster's
army, consisting of so officers and $50 men.
Exclusive OF this number it is supposed that
nearly 500 fell in the field OF battle.
Colonel Proctor having received inte,l.-
gence OF the approach of brigadier general
Winchester OH the 18th instant. immedi-
ately assembled as large force his
means would admit of, and proceeded -
gainst him. On finding him in possession
OF the village on the River Raisin, called
Frenchman's town, about 90 miles from
Detroit, he made immediate arrangements
for attacking him in his strong position.
which was gallan,ly CARVED at the point of
the bayonet, after a gallant resistance of
an hour &C half
This brilliant achievement has not been
Effected without very serious loss on our
part. Our Killed amounts to "a and woun-
ded 1873, two thirds OF the latter OF the 4ist
regimemt--no officer amcng the former XII
led but several are severely, and l fear
dangerously wounded-Lt. Col. s. George,
who led the attack, received four wounds,
Capt. Talland, & Lieut.. Clemon 41s,, Lieut..
TroughtoD. K. A, Ensigns Kerr & Newfeds
Lieutenants Rolette and Irvine Mr.. Rich
trdson marine department., Captain Mills,
Lieutenant M'Cormic, and Lieutenant Jas.
Gordon, Essex militia wounded.
All did their duty, the Indians behaved
nobly. and the instant the enemy submitted,
their forbearance, as on former occasions,
was strikingly conspicuous-Gen.W inches-
ter is prisoner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
NI2re ottack.s whon onr .Napp.

In the - ConfrasG" published i'll the Fe
fersory OF yesterday. in which il is stated
" Com. RODGERS squadron haze neUer
smsH gun PONDER" and care sharing az
Rast loo 600 dollars Prize money!" there is
as much stupidity as meanness. After the
Commodore's squadron has sailed over
half the globe in search of British cruisers.
aud even put his crews upon half allow
ance, that they might remain longer out,
then to havea federal scribbler cast reflec-
ton upon him and the squadron, as if they
could command fortune, is an unfeelingness
bordering on brutality. The same spirit,
only more rancorous, is extended to the
army, and all to please. as Lord Castle
reagh says Our friends III Congress,
and IN Boston. Boston Patriot.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
De6drtntent ofSta,c,

49, Fe1TudYy D, 1918.
SIR----Tou are requested not to permit alien
enemies, IN future, to proceed to any port or place
xthin your District To another port or place of Che
United States, ~ 5sntey, unless you are acquainted
with the nature Of their pursuits know them to have
a reputation for probty, and can confde in their
good intentions towards the United Statea.
Each individual Ct this description, before reeeiy-
ing your permission to cmhsrk on board Packet or
other vessel, will produce 10 you a certificate from
tho Marshal Of the United States, of his having pre-
riousiJ reported himself TO that officer. Without
the exhibition OF suSh certificate you are not 10 SUIT
fer him 10 depart.
In every case where you authorize persons under
these circumstances to leave your District, you
to furnish passport, printed forms OF which
transmit TO YOU 90 be used for that purpose.
have the honor 20 be,
Sir,
Your most obedicnt servsnt.
JAMES MONROE.
The CoHcctsy effhe Customs,
.NoyfgIk.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05

90 strurU tAe iluur and threatened violence
tfthey die ~, let them have it. At this
lime the inhabitants heard of Gen. Win
chester's arrival at the Rapids, and imme-
diately dispatched a messenger to inform
him of their situation, and requested as
sixtance. Gen. Winchester then went on
with tie force which has since been Cut
eff, TO defend the inhabitants and secure
the -four.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
From, the .ficranGy1o Gazette.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Saturday, Fee. 27.
The bill " prohibiting the expectation of
certain articles therein specified, in for
eign ships or vessels" was then taken up
in committee Of the whole house--Mr. Al
ston in the chair.
After several amendments had been pro-
posed and rejected, MIR. Quincy s,oved to
insert in addition to the articles prohibited,
the words Z" wheat, flour, rice, cotton, to-
bacco. tar, pitch and turpcntine." Carried,
yeas <6-nays IS.
Mr.. Williams seconded tie motion of
Mr.. Quincy, and advised the gentleman 70
add the word on'ons. ! should, sir replied
Mr.. Quincy, but observe that the COM
mittee ut 10, eign relations have not put in
the word houitry.
The committee rose, reported progress,
and had leave to sit again.
= Monday. March /.
Mr.Nvilliams from the committee on mi
itary affairs, reported the bill from the
senate the better to provide for the sap.
plies OF the army Of the United States and
the accountability OF persons entrusted with
the same, and the house ordered it to
third reading. which was done and the bill
passed.
| Mr.. Fisk offered the following;
! ResotUed, That the committee be APP
pointed to enquire into the expediency of
making AN appropriation for purchasing
furniture and other articles necessary for
the accommodation of the presidents
household, and that they have leave to re-
port by bill or therwise-Negatved.
An engrossed bill prohibiting the use of
licences or passes issued under the authori-
ty OF any foreign government was read a
third time and passed by ayes and noes
Yeas 59-Nays SO.
Engrossed bills making appropriations
tor the support of the military and naval
severally read third time and passed.
The amendments of the senate to the
seamens' bill were read and laid on the ia
BILE:
MT. Goldsborough after some prelimina-
ry observations, offered the following
ResoiUed, That the President be request
ed to cause to be laid before this House.
the French decree purporting to be the re-
peal OF the DEGREES of Berlin and Milan,
referred to in his message of the 4th Nov.
last, together with such information as he
may possess concerning the time & manner
ot promulgating the same; and also any
correspondence or information touching the
relations of the United States with France,
IN the oihce OF the department of state, not
heretofore communicated, which in the
OPINION OF the President of the u. States it
is not incompatible with the public interest
to communicate.
On the passage of the resolution the ayes
and noes were asked.-Mr. Calhoun moved
that it lie on the table-The ayes Sc noes
were asked on this motion and he withdrew
IL he resolution was then agreed to by
ayes and noes as follow: Yeas 1O2-Nays
=, Messra. %. Hall, Ryneman, Sawyer g
Turner.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
ADDRESS
- ELRRLDGR GERL

To ELBRIDGE GERRY,
Hice Pre5ident eiecf Offhe United Statcs.
AZ a meeting OF the Republican members
Of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives aud other citizens. the following
Address was unanimously voted 70 be
presented 20 ELBRIDCE GERET, Vice
President cleo, ol the u. States. DTja.
min .Y4g..n, Seh ShiaSAe, AMI lam
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
ALBANY, Feb. 81.

ALBANY, Feb. FL.
A Message was yesterday received in
the Assembly from the Governor. (enclo-
sing report from the Commissioners of
fortiEcat.on) in which he recommends the
building II irigate at New York, and d
corvette on the Lake TOR the service OF
the v. States. 1t was referred to select
committee and ordered to be printed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
TRIBUTE TO VALOR.

The honorable Mr.. CroWninshieLd. of Es-
sex, yesterday, in Senate, offered the follow
ing motion
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
In SENATE, Feb. ~. 1913.
ResokUed, That the thanks OF this Senate
be given to Com. WILLIAM Balm
BRIDGE, and the officers and Crew of the
irigate Constitution, under his command,
fer their brilliant achievement in capturing
and destroying His Britannia Maiesty's fri
gate JAvA-and that TIE Commodore be
requested to communicate the same to his
Officers ard crew, with an assurance from
this Branch of the Legislature, that they
will hold in grateful remembrance those
who fell in fighting for the essential and vi
olated rights of their country.
ReSoLped, That the President Of the Sen
ate cause an attested copy Of this Resolution
to be transmitted to Commodore Balm
BRIDGE.
SAM'L. DANA, President.
On the above 0eing seconded, the Hon.
Mr. Otis said the proposition was new,
and he hoped tine would be assigned for
It's consideration & he moved q time should
DC asoigDel. The Hon. Mr.. SPRAGUE said
the news OF this capture and all its details
had be en- beinte Che public some days, and
none OF the facts had been doubted or even
! quesiioned--to take time To consider such
question, was TO doubt of the propgicty ii
It's adoption lie was therefore ready to ex
press his opinion. Mr.. 0rfs then gvuh
drT7O his motion, and thereupon the yeas
and nays being required, were rs follows
YEAs--Dana (PresidenO Dillingham;,
Willis, Sprag que, Bridge, Folger, Parker
Porter, BeInis, Moody, Spur, Crownin-
shield, Weber, RCEd, Poor, Foote, Page
-1I-NAYs --NoNEl
ALL rug FEDERAL MEMOIRS LEFT
THEIR SEATS WHEN THE QUESTION VAS
TAEEN J!
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MORE GooD PRtzES,

NEwBuRYPoRT, Feb. 18.
The British ship Neptune, of about SIS
tons, laden, as ! understand, with 500
pipes of brandy and VINE, and 90 bales dry
goods, and mounting guns, has arrived at
Portland, prize to the Decatur, Nichols, Of
this port. She was from London, bound to
Rio Janeiro, and was captured Jan. 9, no
lat. or long. mentioned. Ten cases of
watches invoiced, as is stated. at $1,000
was taken from her on board the Decatur,
for fear she would be re-captured. I'M
derstand she is ordered round tn Boston, to
discharge; her cargo not being damaged,
and 1t not being necessary to have survey
upon it
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05

.RarahcHs, Ie5 -.
The following IS an extract Of a ietier fr u
an officer OIL boar! of the United States
sip Hornes, 70 his fAher ia Ills C.ty,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05

SALEM, Feb. 19-Arr:ved. the fine Bri
fish brig Euphemia, last from Portland, with
cargo of 400. 900 VT. coffee & cocoa, prize
TO the America.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
CHARLESTON, Feb. %,
TREASON.

a gentleman recently arrived in this city,
and who was lately OIL board the British fri
gate RoLUs, Lord James Townsend com
mander, states thai his lordship is made &C
quainted with every circumstance relative
to the trade carried Ola in this city-suCh,
tor instance, as the names of the vessels in
port, to whom consigned, their destinations
under what colors, papers, the politics Of
the parties concerned, &c. and that he keeps
"A book i'll which every circumstance Of this
kind is recorded.-The gentleman was SUR
prlsed tolearn mary circumstances relative
10 our city, With which, he was before un-
acquainted, although he had been absent
rom it but few wceks.-Let those con-
Ncrncd III thus giving laid and comfort
o the enemy look to 1.-THE day OF rctri-
tuition may be nearer than they have any
dca Of. City Gag.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-05
New YORK. Feb: :

I'VE w ONFN, I Gu. %.
The Francis Freezing, British Packet, will
not be allowed to land her mail here-She
is ordered round to Annapolis.
The following order was received at Ber-
muda by the British ship of war Families,
and transcribed by passenger in the car
tel Francis Freezing, arrived here.
(CnONr