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THE HOMER.

gentleman just arrived fir, m the Fast
ward. who was in 81. Johns when the Boa
rr saiied from shat port, On her last cruise,
states, that great exert,cns were made at
81. JohnS several days before the Borer
saiied by the government officers, rs well j:
the magistrates of the place TO man and e.
q",P this vessel in perfect manner to
light the Enierhrize. Capt. BLYrBk sail
ed with the most con ht.ent beiief IF ,pcedi-
" returning to port, Crowned With the same
lanreis that G:cked the brow If Captain
BROKE indeed 50 confident was he # sue
CESS nat he riade promises to some of his
crew oc''rc f&ey entered on board his ship.
that Trey should form a part of the prize
! crew to conduct the hntc,1trtze TO EabJar.
NO american, that has a soul within him,
can help teeiing additional exritation ar !
prde at the glorious ISSUE Of this engage
ment. when he is informed Of the high ex
lpectation which the British entertained of
succeeding in all naval battles which should
| fellow the victory over the ChcsaGeake-
the more conspicuous because il sta nds a
| lone. - Hosfoa Patriot.
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wi. Fore :gners Of any nation, and mer-
c!pndse of foreign ownership, found or
board any Portuguese vessel, even though
belonging to nation hostile TO the regen-
cy of Algiers, shall not be seized under any
pretext whatever. The same rule shall be
observed by the Portuguese, in regard to the
property found by thea on board any Alse-
rice vessels"
What a pity it is. that the British govern.
Iueat should be so far behind, even their
bal oarous allies, in asserting to the princi-
piles ot intcrna ional justice and liberality.-
The above contracting powers agree to give
six months notice of the commencement of
wax between them hereafter.
Bos. Chron.
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The third Brigade ofthc Northern div
sion OF the Militia of the State at Vermont
arrived At this post on SATURDAY. and Sunday
last. On Wednesday tre Brisade was re-
viewed 10y his ENoeilcncy the commander
in chief. Same dsy the FIRST and second re .
giments left town tor Cumberland Head
he tnird regiment marched yesterday to
join the Brigade.
On SUNDAY last, fifteen hundred militia OF
the State of New York left Cumberland
Head to join the northern army.
Bar. Cent.
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ALNxhNrR1A.Oct. 4.

We have received letter fron Wash
'ngton ofthe utmost importance 1t comes
iirecs to US, signed by the proper name Of
lac writer who is entitled to credit frota MS
general character and correct means OF OBJ
lsinieg information. We give the following
extract from his letter as the best aver
;nent OF its truy Important contents:
minister. Id. Waihote, has embarked
ron I.eith to meet the Russian mediation.
and al seems To he going on well in that
quarter. Id. .1berdecn is appointed British
.nil,iscr at Prague
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Norfolk, Oct. g.
THE ENEMY

1t appears from the number of vessels
which were in the hay Yesterday, that the
enemy has recently received an acquisition
OF force IN that quarter, but whether f-orn
sea or up the bay. is not known IN add
ton to the Dragon. -, that re nained aolus
r two or three weeks past, there were q
frigate and two brigs-Tse fiigste was Oa,e
IN the dayl under sail, and appeared to b,
stanGins OUT ~ sea. [{sraic.
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FRoM ERIE, (Penn.l Sept. %.
RE VI ARK ABIE FACT.

In the afternoon nf the 10th inst. several
gentlemen who reside in the vicinity of
this place. cnme in and stated that they
had heard the report OF cannon in the di,ec-
tion of Maiden. May persons in town.
thought they had heard DISTANT thunder in
the same direction ;yeC, AS there had been
no clouds in sigh, they could not account
fer The noise which they had heard. Insthe
evening. there were several .rrivas from
different parts of the county, some from
the (N. York; state liBe--all agreed in sta
iing thst they had heard q heavy csnnona-
ding in the direction of Maiden, which com
mencsd after ! O'Clock Il. NJ. and cont:n-
ued more than three hours.
|. On Saturday and Sunday. travellers who
came from the vest informed. that On their
way from Cleveland, they bad heard can
noDading, and generally agreed it'll others
IN the direction, commencement; and Con
tinuaton, Of the same. By atlvert:ng 10 the
account of the engagement between the twc
fleets on the lake, it will readily occur. IT, at
It was the tremendous roar Of their murder
ons cannon, which was heard a. such an
immense distance.
On measuring the man, it is found that
the distance from the New-York state line
to tla: pais of lake Erie where ia is ang,,i-
nary fight took place, is mere than One
hurdrtd ard si-cty mills.
Yesterday afternoon, arrived the United
States Sloop of War Lawrence. Lieut.
YarnalI, from Pus IN Bay. She has brcush,
the brave wounded Who have survived the
ever memorable battle on the lOth inst
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rVo,ll,, 90, o. S,b,c,,he-

twenty Two Of Major Croghan's prisoners
arrived here ~ Sunday evening last, an :
LETT here on Mcaday M ming for Chileothe.
They speak il dee highest terms Of MAJOR
Croghan and expires that thy felt them
selves personally ohsigated 10 him Tor MS
many ecJs Of SlndnesS, during their stay
with bin.
The severe wounds OF some of these p,i-
soners and theft coed behaviour excited
feelings OF sympathy i; and almost every.
one who saw thew, manrfestsd Il q sposition
20 neliorate their condition.
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October 10

lecturer asea. Conleayative 8natosny. and ~
tases ef ,yaifaais. ""N |'is-
PnILApELrHtA, Oct. s. 1915
2 Zoe trsi week of Nov. i.x t mr. L1s,,.e ~,
heeio course of TEXTURES anon the 1sfo,,y 80
'o7iesis animals, a"d their Iiscascs Tier sit,,,.
ihev'i1 TIC Of the sevor'' breeds viii be tartsd o.
thtir pceuHatite', excellence or fsnits detq;feJ 49,
tue rules TOR Judging Of their merits exernns 49,
actual examination. i'"'eH ~
IN" diseases Of The H,,re & SieeB viii CLAIM, n,..
tcui'r attention, X the entire nansJcp,en, ~ gt.
freely given. ~" %
Oct, I2, 81
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FOR TIE ENQUIRER

CT The following VERSES were writtea ss The
particular request, end Tor 80 USE OF a Lady who
has fSr' SOFAS anil soS-fn-lC2; in the Nay of The
United Ststss.-'fheir public ton at The present
criticsi pcrfod when so many EF,ves and .Jiatheys
ave feeling All the tnrnants OF snxicty tor tue latos
q .he.r Has5ands and Sons, exposed to the ne.
ris 0! the war" may not be uninteresting TO many
OF them, rs well "a to others who sympathize IN
their distress I
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Burhngton. VI. Oct. ).

Latest arcounts from the Northern Army
arc 10 Wetns9day last. The army ,ess
then euCanHed at the Four Corners, $50
talledI. G1a-alse, forty miles west O.
CHAMPAIGN.
Commcders M'0onough, we anders, and
las sen. cntncngo by a BaE, to eommu
Siofc Steele, the British ccmrgnder on Lakt ,
Ehsf"P ~, 80 eogGg Ga. 2Dc fghs hin.
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,the shortest space Of time, rs The issue al =
contest SO much depends upon tue o:e struc-
tior caused IN the on3St and when thar
system OF destruction is ctmt'nued, pre-
sumption may reasonably be entertained
thar the conflict must be Of shost duration.
particularly When applied by British sra-
men. 1t IS unnecessary, aud indeed ammo
h.ic (tor the benefit of our enen.es,) to state
the methods produced. Several exycdi-
ents were adopted for the purpose, & the
ST. s 4.h iSauner succeeded 20 the fullest
expectation, etincirg the ceieiitv with
which the service cou;i be performed, and
he unheard OF destruction that viii AZ
Iend its practice. The disc hanging IF guns
Oh board OF ship. without tho application
ct Ere, was put To every test thai could b..
suggested 70 prove It's security, and which
appeared TO promote greater facility, safety,
aud certa'nty than either the lock- CT match.
Capitals NJ. asserts, thas by q few expert
ments ne VII devise thc means, Whereby
snip, within pistol or nusket shot, atay
be rem e$,saGe' asst may be Expressed, "A
very short space ct time, aas which cou 4
a. once be introduced iato ,he naval or mali
tarv service. ~
The experiment or DESTRUCTION hav-
ing closed, Cape. Manly called the attention
Ut the spectators 20 the means Of preseryiry
his fellow creatures FIRST, by exhibiting
Az easy method OF communication with a
vessel stranded on lee shore. by making IT
capable OF bein, easily carried into effect by
one person, on coast thirty inhabited, or
perhaps where there might be o7Iy one resi-
dmg on dangerous is;-nd. TEA pounds
will supply the sum necessary for this e.
qu'pment, in every esycntill. Sec0sd, ma
sing airy boat unihnmergi6ie, and giving to it
tie properties of iife-bpa'. at the expence
OF 4 !ew shi,sings, calcuistcd for shore beats
or boats used at sea * in conclusion, 4 HJe
roite, for saving persons who may fall over
board. winch can he httcd up at the small
cost Of one sti ing or eighteen pence.
On those experiments Rear .Admiral Bic
kerton, commiSsasy Grey, the Generals, &
indeed most persons p,esest conferred theis
direct & pointed Appreciation.
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"INIPORTANT.
Erract Ola ketter 10 IRE Edito

~ y - S''St' ~ fEt lstttUE.
Washington city, Oct.2
have the satisfaction to inform YOU,
that have been informed. from authority
not to be doubted, chat an EngEisb ll3inisfe ter
(WALPoLk) has been Sen 10 mcet 1rssrs
ydduniS &; Bayard, aud that lord Aberceen
has been appointed the English minister to
tho congress az Prague"
4" ADDITIONAL.
" The !ollowin,, extract OF letter from
Washington, TO a respectable gentleman in
his city, is handed Us by 2 friend" Lord
Wapoie is appointed a commissioner to
proceed S.. Petcrsbureii, who, together
with ,ord Cathcart, were Empowered e, treat
win the Am rican commissioners TO form, 2
Definitive rea;y of Peace"
ORROI%DRATION.
From The LoAdOn Times ofJtly rs.
Received [by the cartel from Dartmouth
on Saturday by the Editors OF the Ner-
camille Advertiser.
Lord Waipole embarked on board the
Kangaroo slooD of var, in Leith Roads, ON
Thursday evening [the 22d1 for St. Peters.
burg, and sailed on Friday
REMARKS.
TIE aboveis extracted from the CoJ,,,s5<
an Ci last evening. The strcps terms in
which the editor, and the writers of tbe.c
letters, have expressed themselves, rnieht
nave hibuCtO W. ~ tOuOt crf own source OF
ATTENUATION, Il we had not correspondent,
who have never yct been the means OF de.
ceiVng US" Our advces from Washing
ton are OF the same dare and they make no
mention OF any such Intelligence having been
received at that place.
lhcparagraps from the Lond9r Ti1nra,
given as "a 50 corroborutiO8" is not adapted
90 pr duce that Effect upon rs because. we
believe that Lord Wapo.e is not such a
nan As The British government would select
'"r TINS misaiD. lie IS young NAV, to
'ghoin even his iriec4s have never assribeG
talents above ioediocr,y.
Lord Waipoie has been, for sonar time, The
1r'tirn secretary % Legation at st. Peters
3Gig and it was said at the time of his re-
Urn to London. thct nc expected through
~ IJilutncc &C SIS eXians. to obi ~, q
more honorable and elevated station From,
be ma-uer 81 which IL, departure fam
beith is ao0oiUc, Il, We are Induced tn he
lcYe. thoc The f" noble lord" has mistskcs
We inhucnce II his freufls aDd thar he Is a i.
'"tt 70 rea'7OElc mis- fmctions IS Secrstar,
' LORD "a'hcart. The same scrt If story
as circulated rcspectiog him in Lo1d. y
lst winter tntt be w&5 to proetfdto Wen
as tic sccre' riiNsstti Of the British con4
"a order 10 de n austria from her alliance
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ATTENTION..
TIE SUBSCRIBERS.
Have 7uSt receiTed Forty Packne
URT GOODS sSr

DIR G0OD5, &c.
CONSULTING OF
bales rose blankets assorted II de- duffie do do.
bales blue cloths, 6s, do. fAnn.is, assorted,
8 cases yarn hose,
bales and boxes beat German tick!entures and On.
nGburg5,
bale foe lHds cotton, do giIIs handkerehiefs.
= cases Irish sheeting, [ do. lr sin linens,
L case umbrellas, bales Kendall cotton.
q Best suPerfine cloths, pains, kerieys--snd
;reat variety Of piece aud cut goods amountinu IN
UPWARDS OF 1900 of such as lannels, costues Man
eh'stry. coarse OIL cloths long cloths ribbons. eIs
CANT lace wells, cotton w"rsGed hosiery cssirnere,
inns MS Elnghams, Hcssiars, Gtrman sheetipg
aud = na'nber OF other articles TEDIOUS to emu.
merate-wiheh will be offered at private s4le, unt;,
Monday, the 9Th of this month"; (Otober0 when
every article remaining on hand, stN be so with
cur TesetSs, and such terms rs viii be accom- mo-
dating 10 purchasers'fhe sale to comm SAGE at ten
O'Clock.
WE HAVE IN STORE,
FOR PRIVATE SALE.
900 barreis1
q tierees. Prime .gIa;covaao Sugar.
50 hhds.
5000 BIS. loaf DO. The principal part Of vfio, is
Ptningtor's best lsbeeS, in boxes aud hsrreis.
~ puncheons old Antigua ruiu, a fac favour.
50 barrels BaItim-re vhiskey,
10 ceroon7 best floton. Indigo,
10000 lbs coffee part best greer in ierees bare
rels and BAGS,
80 hs,s pepper, 40 do. pimento,
20 chests, different sizes, Of Imperial teo
1000 sok3 salt 90 boxes soston aud wool cards, ~.
Best Spanish segars easter oil, SOAP. candles -.
i2te 'ntmegs--sHd many other altie,.s !, 80
Grocery line 80 Al s-ls
mi bqve Inst Rccei-oed
% pipes mr., quality, 9Th proof C.eniso brandy
pericr auaiitv, '''''PNsue' u Su-
'sse' two dozen each, Oh St. julien caret vine.
lCI DO one duzen each, of ~ WIG"
lS TO. one dczeu each. "eT
90 sweet oil, $50 eases Cologne Water.
% bsgs Almonds 2 lbs escb-s
u winch are also offered for private SHE b.
MOECUIZE ~ N s
ROBINSON & ( re-, ct ~ -
~ PEASANTS, (isft stI(e,.
OCTOBER IA tbs
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q EN- - UlW Z X OFFiC G.,
oero re r IL.
PROM Fokr GEORGE.

we have seei, a long AMI very interesting letter
from distinguished officer of ,i.e fleet in Lake I'm
tsrio. dated Niagara River, September 27th-which
IL nigh. I've iin2roper at this moment IL, before
the public. The Writer gives very psr,.ruiar De
cnpt,on OF the skrnsl, OF this Gennes,ee RIVER, "a
which SIR u l.. feo soIei;ous TO avid AN En-
s.gcmsnt that he tut out his small boats TO tow On
his vessels. aud though OF those bosts was est in
two by SHOT, ne wouil not stop to pick u, all its
crew. The writer does not SPEAK ~ the eneooy's
Feet being in the ueighborhooa of Fort G orye. or
ot an action likely Co take place. He says cur YES
sells had n'sny boats with taem, and it was intended
to convey our troopsto SAcxErr's HARBoR, &e
exc. lie is OF opinion that the first stroke should have
heeo mae at Kingston, in the early part OF the
Csinpsgn, by which the enemy's naval force ieht
have been cut of at "a snsie hlow.---rhe writer
closes his letter. with saying that the signal was thsn
"ne<pcciediy made frr weighing snehor, and re.
quests ''s correspondents - write ~ hsa and address
las letter 10 Sueketf's Hdr6ci0
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~ Aswe feared. the British have r1,c-
onqtcd Maiden. We are apprehensve th1.'
they have no serious intentian of sarkins a
sfa'id at Sandwich. Ii is, ia all PROBABILITY
a mere trick to deceiUe their allies.
Sondvpich is From Is to 20 niles from
Maioen--about 200 miles fra.,, the head OF
Lake OntaTio--Ihe road runs up into the
Interior of the country, considerably from
the IN srgn of Lake Erie.
Harrison scarcely have with him less than
20o0 ho se--under Johnson & Dali
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Capt. S. Blythe, late Of the Borer. fought
under Sir J. l.. Yeo, at toe conquest of On
el'7r, S0uth y9merica. and received i've
wounds. The Prince Regent presented him
with 5DOi- to purchase sword or any 9TH
CIR memorial
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CH1L1.IcoruE rOhin1 Sent

CHILIrcoTuE, rOhio1 Sept. g.
Extract Of letter from correspondents, dated II.
Quarters, Camp, mouth OF Portage River, Sep
.. Cclunhias Gag waves unrvauei Lake Erie.
The action fought the 10th instant. The
brig Law epee, CON rnanded bv Comuo lore Oliver
II. Perry. bare the brunt of the FIRE. He had
II his tore top Gallant -masfheaG, flag with the
r.ot;o--" Uon'f 6iSe up the ship which was hoist
ed ~ the time he the signal for bate.-Bsing
tue first time his officers smi knew that he
had such dag, It operated no doabt q great sti
Iuus.
September so.
HIS Fxoeency The Governor returned here on
the Goth lust. iton Framkin,on, where he arrived
on the 18th, for the purpose oioreanizng the 21Oa
men lately required by Gen. Harrison In Justice to
the Governor, who has sp1red ne pass tn cooperate
with the northwestern army. these mad been
for some .me emoodied- waiting Tor Inc expected
calf Orders finally Issued for tsn,pnrary
dis'n'ssion. which were cn,nttrmanded the re-
cript OF GeU. Harrison letter making the re1usi-
tion. Thii ready attention OF the governor shews.
that he viii continue to is :harge his duty the sup
pos-d hostility between hira and Gen. Harrison,
lists only in public ruu.oar.
Ne underStard that a50t72 officers, sail
org, and soldiers, acting as marines were
Killed on board the British, vessel. on Lake
Erie, and about the same number woun-
ded--as in every previous engagement, the
ais regiment has suffered severely. If we
uray inGLude Commodore Barclay who is
since dc All, four officers were Killed & eight
%oun sd.
Captain Elliott, whom we stated in our
last to he among the British prisoners, was
not on board - consequently ne was not Ia
zen. All the prisoners will be here to-
morrow.
1t is honoured that Detroit has been
burnt By the British but we cannot vnuch
for the correctness of the report, although
such an event might naturally be ezpec
ted.
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From tie BadSatg Gazette, Of s.pt. Qs.

On Wednesday st ID s'oions. Maj. Chaplin fred a
salute st the battery in honor Of Com Perry's vcto-
~. la the evening the village brilliantly ilumi-
HateS, large Process form ed and marched thro'
t.s b. Gets. preceded ~ a band OF inus:e
On Thursday afternoon, salute fired at For,
GeOrge IN bouor OF tie victory on Lake .ire. a
short ,'n AZ which thts Hrltish o-ncd fire from
<lavensOn on the drafted milt7, which bad lust ar.
,lNsi at Lewiston, which, however, did no injury.
IA FrSiay evening l4st, party under com isnd
g Mai Chaplin, crossed Lake Erie and Iended near
Snga i4Da:, aud hrOu,5t away PRISONERS, two ii
wnD'0 ere aOw 10 JiH. On the evening another
ifTsy undsr Capt. Sse,SrIder went down Niagara ri
rcF, tui ctptdr.d kegs OF tobacco, n quantity OF
tsa " so1e other gopis, which had been purchased
ir this village tor the purpose OF being smugsied in
s ,CA:sdA The peraons concerned in this traffic have
been sppr.hended.
About goo Indians arrived in this village on Sstur.
''sy last, principally from the Oneida tribe. They
are destined 10 Fort George.
Ms. GaaIin asd his corps, together with the o..
neids iisns, un;uGLed yesterday tor Fart George.
MIR LDriD Hodge, ot this town, has raised q CON
psoy Va volunteers, aud has joined Maj. Chapjn.
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J. Waggoner. who states himself to have
been made prisoner by the British, when he
was under the command Of major Aspin-
wall, has made his escape from Quebec &,
after 10 days Of extreme fatiguc and suf-
terinS, has arrived at kennebec. He saws
provisions were scarce in CANADA; aud THAI
there were only 500 regulars and dis
satisfied militia in Qlebec Gen Chand-
Ter was at Beaufort, about miles from
Quebec.
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From ire Wational .Aduocate.

"IWPCR/.3.WT I'VE LLJG ENCR.
" The following letter is from an old aud
respectable correspondence at Wdsh;ngfon
Ctq, from whom we have more than fifty
loes received authentic and interesting
news, whose mesns of information are un-
"a stonable, and who has ocver vet beer
he means of deceiving ns-as we trust he
has rot now. The letter was written Satur
day POSSIBLY evening" and left Washington
early Sunday morning. If the intellig .nccr
ct Monday contains the infOrr a,ion conirm
ed, II Will be received here, as well by PR
yate letters, tomorrow morning.
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PLArrseunc. sent. 9s.

oFIlL+ 70
-N0VenleE,S an CdTGd1.--We lcaru that in con =
sequence OF the movement OF our sony i this qu1r-
Ter, The utmos, eter11ns are nakiuaIn Lower Ca.
NADIA 20 place that province IN state Ut defence and
security 1t IS SAID tina, the Whole mass Ut militia
bHve been ordered out, uprising every individual
who IS capable of beaung arms from 5 to " yeurs
Ofage. From VIVA. we have heard, IL wouiI seem
tast the provincial government 10 determined 10 de-
fend its territory 60 tl,S last extremity.
We further learn that on Friday last the enemy
moved COCO men from tie,r enc mpn,ent Ia LFCu-
de 10 Cognnagi, W irhIaa village about IS udies
Nbovc Montrasl. 1his movement WAS pruhabl,
made in conse usnce Of be march of our army TO
the westSarl.
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WHAT'S 1LIIs Z

The following facts sbshiantly prove that the
Ertsh are compelled 20 bow 90 our nn7,a! Sutc,i-
DrtD-and that they are pun their qritS TO iTvent
new weapons Tor our dOstructiCn.-- lat! give q
Lectensnt Cspisincy, because he exhibited the
virtues Of lead over e0n1nss : =
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Boston, Der. 2.

Boston, Oct. 2.
BIZ n gentleman from Portland and Ports
mouth, am Informed, that the brig Emu
lous, captain Godfrey, has sent in chal-
lence TO the u. =. brig En,erprizc. and
Rattlesaake. II. Creighton, for either o.
them TO cnne ont and give battle. He also
informs. that the commander of the Emu
lous stated his force be 10 guns and 1913
men, add tie kattlesnake was Yesterday
preparing II Pnr,sir outf to gosout as soon
as the WIND viii permit, ard meet tse Emu
louS.
The Rattlesuake mounts u guns only,
and has m board (as j an, nformed) from
1875 TO $50 men. Should they meet, the
conflict must be desperate ami terrible.
BosToN, Oct. S.
a gentleman from bordeaux, Augusf l..
states that the British brig Maria. with her
cargo of FISH, ltaken by Com. Rodgers had
been sold for about 100000 francs--Mid-
shipman Shubrick, the prize master. inten
der. tn proceed TO Paris. The sch. Falcos,
also captured bv Com. K. was lost gong out
cf Passage, attempting to escape at tie time
the British attacked ST. Sr5astians. Two
brigs, taken nv the America, OF Salem, had
not &rrive,, III rance, 81 he heard OF, as
late rs Aug. Is
The Rattlesnaise was preparing 10 go OUT
yesterday noon, from Portsmouth.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12

What is England famous for For man
uf2ctures aad manuFac-ioriss.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-12

I3xtrsct Of a letter from officer OF high rank in
the Erie Fleet, 70 gentleman IN this place dated
u. s. Sioop of War Niagara,
S,ndusky Ray. Sept Is.
6" At meridian the enemy commenced his FIRE
from the long guns in the whole line--not pun dis
charged from till all would tell long and short !;
the FIRE commenced from our line quarter before
I, and continued without one raomenfs n'errnssion
rnti 4, when TO my great satisfaction discovered
ther standards to come down, withstanding their
flags nsief, 10 the nasts, vita asseveration
from the commanders that the vessels sho ud go TO
the bottom rather surrender than to a id Van
Eee.--Wili Won have the goodness to pass to nor
friend Mr. Clay, the NAII. which fastened the fl,
of the British Commodnr IRE 10 his mast