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Hu.h.7S BLHOE.N C.3PEE.
CGptdin q Senior officer at UaI;fa.
SHANxox, KAzlEAx, Juno 6.h. 1919

SHANNON, HALIFA%, june 6th, 1873
SRI have the honor to inform Won.
that being close in with Boston Licht House
IN his majesty ship under my command. ON
ene ist inst. bad the pleasure Of seeing
that the u. S frigate ChesaDeake (whono
We had long been watchiug) was com;ng
out OF the harbor to orga &c the Shannon
| took position between Cape Ann and
Cape Ccd, and then hove to Tor them TO min
US the enemy came down in a very b. nd
some manner, having 8 American ensiens
lying when clo.ing with us be-scrt dur
his royal yards. I kept the Shannon's nm
expecting the bres re would die away. A.
" P@S1 I'VE p. NJ. tie enemy hauled up
WItnln nan OF us On the st rbord side, and
the oattie began, beth ships steering full IN.
DER the top-sai.s; fer exchanging bet wen
two and three broadsides, the enemy's shin
tel on board Of us, her nizen channels
locking in with our fore rigging. | went for
ware 20 ascertain her pos ton, & obscrvipS
that TIE enemy was flinch,nE from, the;y
guns ] gave orders to p epare for boarding.
Our gallant band, appointed forthat service.
IWmc d'ately rushed in under their respsc-
I'VE oincefs' up N the enemy's decks, driving
every uung before them with Irresistible
Jury he caemy made a 4 ,sprrate but
dis2rderiy resistance. The firing continued
AZ all the gangways & between the tops. but
IN two NINA IS time the enemy were driven
SWORD III hand from every post. The A.
mexican flag was hauled down, and the
proud old British Union Coated triurouEanf
over IT. In another minute they ceased Err
llnS from below. and called for quarter
The whole Of this seryce was achieved in
fifteen minutes from the commencement nf
the action.
have to lament the loss Of many Of nv
gallant ship mates, but they fell exulting IN
their conqu st.
My brave lst. l.. Mr.. Watt, was slain ;r
the moment Of victory, in the act OF hois,;n,
the British colors; his death is a severe loss
to the service. Mr.. a ldhan. the Durser. who
1Hd spiritedly volunteered the charge Of a
party Of small arm men was Killed at his
pyst on he gangway My faithful old CLERK.
var. Dunn, was shot by his side. NJ Aid.
nam has LETT widow to lament his irss. r
request The commander in chief will recon-
m0enG Ter to the protection Of nv Iorda
commissioners Of the Admiralty. Ny veter-
an boatswain, Mr.. ste".iSas, has lost an
arm, lie fought under L6f+ Rodney on
tine l2,h OF April. / trust his az ara ..r--
wees all BE- Dug rewar' ed,
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TROY, TN. VI Sept. ID.
MILITARY WOVEN EMS

Since Friday morning last several corps Of the de-
tsched militia OF this State have passed through and
opposite this village, their way the rentez yous
al Waterford, from whence the whole body will pro.
rsb'y move in the OF this or the beginning of
next We k-ilis E2eelleney the commander in ciief
is 1T Waterford.
Since the above was in type, another company of
Artillery from Nassau, in this county, comman,led
by Capt st. John. also belonging the 9th Regt,
Sc thro this village their way to the rendezvous
they muster between SO and 60 men, all in good
health and high spirits.
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Ssistem5er. IL
Tie Li,.stnois Deed = Ycstcria gree
ably to lac ;,riaG senenl ut the Corporation,
published in the Mercantile \ lycr;,sey
the bodies of our ever 10 b. iamgntgd coun
trymen, Captain James E.wresce and 1t
Augustus L. LUDLOW, were c0nsisnes. 10 the
marrow house"-"the house app ,nted Tor
all living" We never wigpcs sct,, on no &C
CASTOR, a pro,essicn So large ald so respec
table. The bottles were brou,tt iroS he
Navy Yardsin barges, each rosed by'Fii
sesmen dressed iii white they lssSed round
the battery and fort, and laid,d al ,he
Steam -Baat dock at the iaat of Greenwich
srscos, where The Processiop fwmed. and
snovedlup Greenwich street. taro' Chamber
Street, down Broadway TO irinif chur Il.
}he concourse of citizens WAS oiargc that
the Procession consumed more than three
hours. the bells were ;,ileil /; minute
guns were fred from the battery and May
Yard; AID the ColVrs of the vessels IN lie
harbor were displayed AT half mast. The 1t.
Kew Bishop lic5arts performed the iuers.l
service. The whole scene WAS s'rgAisr!y
solemn and inip essive---Mer. Ndy.
frcri the Buffalo Gazette of S hssm5sr :.
From F3rt Georse--We learn that gen.
Wilkinson arrived AZ TT. George Oh oatur
Gay ias'
a reinforcement o. 1900 picked tro aps
are expected at Fort George to day, from
Sackett's Harbor.
/ he troops at For: George are generally
in state good health, notwithstanding
what may he saiih,to, the. Contrary. We
have this from good authority.
NJ 'jor Chaplin aud His men have returned d
from Fort George.
Due{--A duel to,ti- place at Fort Georpr
ON Wednesday last, between DIR Shuma :e
of the army, and Lieut.. Smith, of the 10th
regt They met in the field beyond til,
light house; the FIRST fire proved fatal e.
Dc. Shu,nate; the bail of his antagonist
entered his breast, and he expired in a fe W
minutes. We understand that the CHALLENGE
was on the part Of Dr.S.
Col. BGrstler, regiment, prisoners had arrived at
Ha!itax. Col. Taylor WAS With them. 1t. Wheelock
came from Qaebec in the Melpsmsne.
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VERMONT ELECTION.

The Election in that state for governor,
Lieut.. Governor and STATE Legislature, took
place on tuesday week. Returns from 65
towns gwen for Governor, to
Galusha ReD. 7517
Chttenden Fed. 6237
The result OF the Election is not ascertain
ed but there is very little doubt of the gen.
eral success of the Republican ticket.
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COMa1ERCEfL.
The London markets Cor domestic and foreis

The London markets Cor domestic and foreign
wheat were dull in July.
Inieo' sanf to Merchants s. FG,a,sers
bill Cat the last dateo) about TO be irtrodu-
ced into the British Parliament, founded on certain
reso'utionsof committee os the House of Commons
appointed TO enquire into the of the corn laws
the spirit OF the intended bin may be seen BY 4, 9
9Th resolution, which is thus expressed:
That 1t is expedient that no wheaton Ron. or
meal ot wheat, nor any oatmeal, any meal Of
hour, nor any cora ground, any malt, should be
imported into any port Of the United Kingdom from
ports beyond thu seas"
Il this resolution forms clause of the bill and the
o rs passed into law, there will of course be an
end to the traffic in the article of -four, which has
heretofore existed.
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H.Q. O6er-Grodit@, near Sch zrc;Irisz.
dated Jene 5th. 1918.
, " The enemy has proposed an grmistice
1 nave. hlny al'ics, accepted it. i'll the
<o,n OF 'niJ. Eis has been done to the
ems that the National strength, which nv
people have IN so laudable raaprer mt
forth, may attsin its full growth. An un.
wearied activity. uninterrupted exrrsiyns.
will leacto tits end, Hitherto the ENEMY
hAs SURPASSED Us IN FoRcE,-we could
only regain our national honor; we must a.
vail ourselves of this short interval to be-
come sufficiently strong, that in the end we
may conquer cur Independence. Be firm in
your resolution put confidence in Your King
and then continue your exertions as YOU
have hitherto done, and we shall gain our
sacred point.
FREDERICK WILLIAM.
+" O6er- Sroditz, near Schsvei dnnz 5fh June,
1915.
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BUKJINGTON. Sen, r.

Information having heen received from the lines,
that two British soops and FIVE gun boats were out
IN our water: on the Lake, Com M'Oonough with
the fo,a, sailed north, on the morning OF The S,I
inst.
During the last ten or twelve days, have arrived
Mt this post several naval officers, about 200 sail.
'r.' detachment nj ESQ infantry from Greerbuah,
belonging to the leth, sIso from the eastward. Col
Lane's regiment, 700 strong.
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.dDMIRAL4r OFFIce, Juiv I.


Cary cfa letter |-ons the Hon. CANAAN
sahel, of ~. NJ. shih La Rogue, To John
tifson Croker, Esq. dated Hafjar, June
IL, 1918.
SlR-It is with great pleasure Itransc1it
you a letter from Captain Broke, of his
majesty's ship Shannon, detailing most
brilliant achievement in the capture es
he United States frlgase Chssapeake in
Is minutes. Captain Broke relates so fully
ne particulars Of this gallant affair, that /
reel 1t unnecessary TO add much to his mar
ratIve but cannot fcrbear expressing the
pleasure feel in bearing Testimony to the
interchangeable exertions and perseverine zeal
ct captain Broke during the time he has
been under my orders: placing firm rel;.
ance on the valor Of his officers and crew
asd just confidence in his system Of dis.
cipiine. he sought every opportunity of
meeting the enemy on fair terms and /
have to rejoice with his Country and his
TRENDS, at the glorious result Ct this contes,
he gailantly headed his hoarders in the as
sault, and carried all before h N. His
wounds were severe, but trnst his sountry
viii not he long deprived of his service,
have the honor 70 be, &c. tS&
IWO.li4S BL.8DE.N C.3PEE.>S
CGpfdin q Senior officer at UaEfass
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Much praise hasbecn bestowed on our maynan
meua enemy for the highly honorable m.n9er in
which they Inferred the remains of Captain Law
renee at Halifax. We can assure the public fro,o
the most unquestionabe authority, that the qvkoLe
e,:pences fine funeral of Capt. LAwnENoE and
Lieut.. LUDLOW, Soeye dsfrayed BY The .4eent of
re Cnfted STATES, Mr.. John Mitchell, residing at
Halifax, and that they were buried at the charge 81
e-Penee of the Government of the u. States.
~, Salem Register.
The sloop ofwar fRoLIC, which was launch ed
At CharIestown' on Saturday last, is perhaps one of
the finest modelled vesse'e which ever soatgd m
the ocean. She was bull. by Mr. Barker. ir. of
Charlestown and has been completed with an ex-
petition that rejects great credit the enerprize
as we'll AS skill and ingenuity of the architect.
A soop Of war is now building at NJ York to be
called the PHhCoCH, as a tribute to the memory
of Cabt. Lawrence.
The slooP OF var building on the Merrimsc, is to
ed tomorrow, and is to be commanded by Captain
BlakeIy. RI.
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as TT SHOULD BE.

We are truly glad To find, that rational steps an
pear to be ukin; at the northwsrd, TO prevent the
circulation or rumors disgraceful to the military
service, and SO detrimental to the interests OF
the country. Marital law has been established at
Sacketts Harbor and every peison who visits that
place, is compelled to submit TO the obligation of a
solemn oath not to divuigs any thing that may come
under his observation relative TO military af.irs-
All the hosts on the Mohawk have been employ et,
by the War department for the transportation OF
troops from the norihward. Som thing of ilnpor.
lance il expected soon to be attempted.
BaltinIore Patriot.
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EASTON. rMJ7 Spt "a,

While the British he'd possession of Kent island.
one day at dinner at MIR Harriaon's, the offcerP H.
Charters, Capt Powell, aid to Sir Sidney Bec,,w,b
said that he would VIII the Democrats for being
ensmies to the British Government; he would druI
the Eederalsts for being enemies to their own cuun
Try" This may be relied on, aud the reader will
draw his own concIusions Reo. SIR
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officers who Game Oh board the pfs-n SAP
for the above purpose as iroyu others. with
whom demonstrated on tais subject, that At
was the determination of the BRUSH govern
ment, as expressed through sir GeTrge
Provost, to punish every man whom 1t
against the British king, contrarY 70 his ma
tive allegiance. ~, !,
/ have the honor to be, &c. So -
fS;cned) W2:5COTT. :
Ii. col. 70. $. adArtillery.
Mr. 1ss.'sy :, g. ss.Ssss & s Sss's
s1n-Annexedserii nave Il copy OF let, !.
ter from Henry iSsfliy. 10 besa,f of Shia:sif
and twenty ,ysa fsrs; ms 81 AZ gtasss, shas
they r are all M e 4 s. alssa ssa, IS.
and have q IS ss I. ss her q, ); ,hat
they were yi5E ~ q a s'ys =, ti'2er Va
ma, sada sa ! se @iss Il "a tse i sri-
80 ( AZ z sesx 60
t.s}S.: i ~ III sLET,
s. ~ e ~ 4. ~ ~ sr$3 go OF the undsr-
- ;zsG<S ~, IN x, n I'll. .stsrs. belonging 70
$ ~ S,.,,y. a,,ti 4 sss,aents OF the u.
.6f Z qfossi ;srstJ canada. The reason
u oh y4&fS HI {ssus ~ here is, We were born
ixkd &Esh d3EniCions, though we are
~ #f the United States, and have
Is .oar wt9eS gtad chifdren there. We are in
" = very higerrsbie situation for clothing, ha
wing drawn no winter clothes before we
weret 80. We therefore hope you will send
us sonls relief to shelter us from the incle-
mencF OF the weather.
Sir, remain your obedient servant,
(Sisned) HENRY KELLY.
SIR, these are the names OF my fellow
Sufferers:
Henry Bianey Mathew Mooney
George M'Cammon Patrick Harms
sohn l)oiton John Fitzgerald
Michael Cordia John Wiley
John Clark John Donneley
Peter Burr 3nhn Curry
Andrew Doyle Nathaniel Sha,ey
Joan N,Gowan Edward M'Garigan
James Gill John Dinnue
John Fulsun Jnbn Williams
Patrick M'Braharty George Johnson.
j'lr. r. G. Beaseiev.
(I'o be continued
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BALTIMoRE.. Sent. 1s.

Arrived this morning i2 four and Ave horse wae-
CONS, nine days from Richmond, osrgs tobacco =
Spoke y eatnunber Of s'aa craft on the passage,
hnuni 10 different ports who informed OF the cap.
ture OF the brig Boxer. Sd'o no cneUy's cruisers.
"lNLAND NAVIGATION"
I Sine the trade between our own ports by fycte,
Las been stopt by the ereTy's ships &" hoverias on
oar coast" transportation by i0n1 has become an
extensive b"sineis. The road. between the princ-
pat commercial places are lined with large wagons
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SAa. Press.
TO THE EDITOR oF THE MERCURY.
. CIcaveiand, Srt,t. IS.

- NItN'rfd"u, OtFt. I3.
The mail carrier has this moment arriv.
cd trom the west, and briggs the pleasing in
diligence that Commodore Perry has CAP
fURED SIX Or THE ENEMY'S YES.
Sells the Oaeen Charlotte VI as among the
umber. The action was on the 10th inst.
between the hours OF 10 and 5 O'Clock p.
vi. We expect soon TO hear the rarticu-
lars.
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PNksbnrg. Srhf. is.


On Friday last capt. Buffers company If
PBtsburg Hiues returned home, after h4y wing
received an honorable discharge from Their
twelve months service in the north western
army. Their return was hailed By their
fellow Citizens with the usual demonstra.
tons Of respect.
On the dav preceding. lieutenant Drums
Greensburs rifle company passed through
this place on their way home.
Capt. Graham late of the Laurestinns
has been appointed to the command Of the
Chesapeake.
The translation, at this time in process. Of
American Capital from foreign Commerce O
domestic manufactures, IS one of the most
remark bic and profitable, though not one of
the most precepuDle, operations of (" a inst
and inevitable" war. The amount Of funds
thus diverted is incalcuIable. After ano
Their years hostities, the u. s. viii pro.
baby be, /or the frsf H,ne, independent Of
England for, BY that period there WILDE
but few articles Of luxury or necessity which
viii not be made at home. This is ino6e Of
warfare IS Title attended to by the English
as by their friends in America :" who will
discover, Whenever peace returns, but not
before, that this cdiamifoHs qar has given
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E.rfrncta from Enrl;

<>.SfHttS J'Om (SNSnsN flGHPrS.
LoKpoN, July l3.-The French had re-.
uit'ed eigaeen millions of the contribution
hrst denihnted of Huni6urgk, and their
Claim was now reduced to thirty millions of
francs 4; about three millions OF which sum
had been paid in to the Bankers, OH Frcnch
account.
In inoeck, the merchants had been more
severely dealt with than at Ra,nburgh. for
at the latter place the French requested on.
~ return OF certain articles of stores, and
other goods III their possession but at the
former they entered the ware houses by
force, and put the French seals ON the mcr-
chandize. -
In consequence Of the armistice which
had been agreed upon, between the Fresch
and Danes on enc side, and the Russians &c
Swedes on the o,her, the CROWN PRINcx
had put his troops into cantonments.
The Gotfenburgh mail confirms our chi,
mon, that the person OF distinction, lately in.
disposed at Dresden, was BsRTHIER. Thar
celebrated assistant and follower of Rosa
rARrE throughout his military career, died
last month, in the Goth year of his age.
Times.
~ The Brist2i Mirror saws" We us.
terstand troE' very good authority, that the
late captain LAWRENCE, Of the American
tr'ga,e Chetahccke.. was a nstiye of Bristol,
ana educated at Cplstoh Charity School in
,H'1 Ivy - nc hdu younger brother, and
ootn were me time in hg Navy bat be-
ing disappointed in hopes cf prcmct;cn. ,i,ey
went to -4me1ra. whore they shortly after
obtained the command Of goo boats. from
which captain LAWRENCE vas transferred
70 the Hornet. aud atlerw ards TO the Chcsa.
heake." lVe,v sood, Mr.. BuU.I
= at Court ct Common Council, held
at HnRd Hall, motion was made, that the
Freedom OF the CITY. and q Sword of the
value of One Hundred Gmneas, be presen-
ted TO captain BROKE, Of Il. NJ. frigate
Shannon, FOR the galan, Conduct in die cap
ture OF the American frigate CheSaheake.
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The U. S Friga.e CONSTITUTION, Captain
z: STEWART, is nearly ready for sea, at Boston-
The u S brig SiREN, at Boston, will be prypa-
red for Sc. in a few days. The U s. brig RAT
fLESNAkE, Capt CREIcHroN sailed from Sa-
lem ON Weduesdsy last Tor Portsmouth,.
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PROCLAMATION by the KING OF
PRUSSIA.

KoEIGsDERG, June ID, 1873.
Late last night reached us, the following
publication, signedby bis MajeHy, at his
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n. rcndr:c .Sctt LIZ

o., :. 11-'+N.' = '|t7st. To- :"
ne opinion prcysiest at Washington is.
INA onr neoiators viii be able 10 eject an
arn'suce ava fnally a peace on satisfactory
terms. And we ourselves are the more in
ciinsd to this belief, az We have It from a
source entitled to credit, that shoad affairs
on the continent. so chsnsc the relative ST.
tuatiop OF Russia ard Epgisn,i as to induce
the latter 'o refuse the proffer of her good
Offices, onr ministers HAY. full powers 70
proceed, on a direct proposition Ion negocia-
ton, to England. Herald.
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From the National .9dpocate.
THE, WAR

Since the commencement Of the present hos.;,;t;e
we have taken from The British the following YEA
sels Of war:
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Friday last soop lay at anchor east Of Bar,let's
reef; supposed TO be prize. She deep Had en-.
i.d boat hanging 10 the davies; appeared to ee a
wsetern packet.
Same DAY a srhooner, tender, came close in with
tSe shore w o., Goshen, aud ,turnsd to the fleet
she has lug foresa and is we'll calcu.at- cd tor lie
GOV, showed no guns.
Yesterday MINING arrived packet Cor,isia, Ia.
Der, from New.io Passed the British squadron
IN the evening. At the same time a deep laden
soop having the = n bora. of Roch ester." painted.
outside OF the Reef, and it is feared iei into the
hands OF the enemy.
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Col. BGrstler1 regiment, prisoners had arrived at
Halifax. Col. Taylor WAS With them 1t. Wheelock
came from Qaebec in the Melpsmsne.
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Capt. Graham late of the Iaurestinns
has been appointed to the command Of the
Chesapeake.
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NORFOLK. September 81.
THE ENEMY.

In the carly part 9: yesterday, frisate, bri,,
t"" tenders weighed anchor and stood up the Bay
az the sa'se time, ship and two brgs got unte,
weigh and went 20 sys. The force in Lynnhsver
Bay this morning, is. enc III, brig, two schoon
ers and n small tender.
BLOCKADE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
We learn iron, re it'enan who arrived here or
Sunday from Ehz beth City, that iia OF truce hat
gone ON tn Washington On. G. for The express p,r
peg o civag ofi,al notice to all neutras, that IN.
state III North Carolina declared blocksded
The has was suop' II boat. dispatched from a bria
which remained outside the bar
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:. Port Of VeSe5ayypoyf, .Ssp;enLe, i5..
Yesterday afternoon, al out o'clock Sr,sa,e was
ciseovered from the observatory, standing ,r,o the,
bay -N'ter having run m within about s m les ~
tnmb Island, sac lay by with her main topsail to
the mast; and remain ID ia rhst position the prirci
pat part OF the Afternoon Several bosts went along
SIDE @. her and afterwards lett her--At the sanie
t,',e a'larse ship apparently 81 race, was of
ita',nE Point. aging too; and about hail past o.
elnskmade sail end stood To the sout!,vard rhere
Tee3qs are cbdcabtedly The M.cstic and Nymrh
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
LATEST From poPyTJc

Last evening arrived at this Fort, tire shin IL
i'noiS, Tay'or, from Lisbon, from whence bs
sailed the twenty third of December.
Capt L informs, that the ,lied army. unl,r
lord Wellington, were preparing to 90 into
winter quartz RS near Lisbon; that no hatt,e IA
recently been fought -1oi
An unofficial account of the cantrre or .i,.
".acedonian ffigatc had reached Lisbon
ARRIVED
ship Illinois, Taylor, r;sho,, An
Nicholas Paniow.tch, Thun, Gottenbur, ~
Apollo, narberr, TnnIa99 o.
Br. Packetcountess ofChi5hester, q rmuda IS
ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
British Packet Counties, o. Chichester can't,
Eddy, from Falmouth, and Eighteen davs fr6n,
Bermuda, w'th the Noyrmbcr mail. The PACK
ct sailed from Falmouth the 2lst November
and Bermuda the 10th Jmnarv Size came
from the latter port Is flag oi truce. Let, NJ
Nernuda January l6, the slip lydia, of New
York brig Herald, of Baltimore and brig Sea
Nymph. DE Coven, from Lisbon, fo, N. York
cartel WAS 20 SAIL for X, w YORK in few 5sys
with American prisoners The British line of
aatiie ship Marlborough, Admir.l Cockburrc.
nsd Just arrived from Gi5rpiier sud,the Polo
tiers, OF sevcniy-four guns, hpm tAS %Aner;can
coast was lust going in. Ps%sngcrAck,t Dc
koven, and Mr.. John GriswoIa T6~emai! bv
the British Packet, was {. Hoessl In ev. nin;r
b. Ito. ~ Moore, Esq. Bht;h Agent to com.
modore j. Lewis ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08

Stat"s. The former arc compelled 60 be faith
f&, by the presence of regular military force
among them while the latter, with a " noble
daring in the public cause" as Mr.. Crabbe
has il, COW their Loyalty and attachment,
even in the territory of tkp>ITnited States We
doubt not, the continueA tffarts of the tories,
to aid the interests of RritsiH, are the mos,
prc,rinent causes of thA continuance of the
contest; and we presume;- QurNcY's rant in
Congress mast be highly sq,i!faaory." Let
ton with their arms, than the assiduous en-.
<cavors to weaken the American cause the
Withholding the militia; and the continued
opposition 10 every vigorous measure, which
Sisgraces the floor OF Congress
Bai.. Pds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-08
AesAA xSn1A, Feb. 8.
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new regulation or designation is about to
tax place respecting future cartels from the
United States to BritapE hIor61mischef than
Inconvenience having arisen from their designa-
ton to and from Nevu-liork, the port of Will
mington on ID; laware is assigned for their ar
rival and departure in future.
1t is said that the cartel ship Pacific (Which it
was supposed would have sailed in faw days
from New-Yor>) is ordered round TO Whining.
ton and to sail in about 3 weeks for Liverpool,
some unfair practices having been discovered
by passengers going and coming therein, as
to soundings, drawings, &c. of that important
port. Herald