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NEWPORT, Oct. >.

Arrived, Spanish brig Necessidad,
Ferdinandez, 81 days from Eavanna -
Sept 3O,h, lat. So, 80 a, daylight saw
schooner about half mile to leeward,
With American colors-hasIng shewn
our colors, she Immediately nade sig
nal of distress; it was blowing very
strong from WNW. and a very heavy
sea running we bore away for her, and
spoke her, and was informed, the schr
belonged to Nantucket, and was from
Charle ston, that during the night at sea
nad washed overheard the crew, and on.
ly an old man and boy remained on
ooard-Wc endcavored to remain 6y
her, but the wind blowing stronger, we
we're Obliged to lay ton. and the schr
having her fore-tsp-sail set, with two
reefs, and the man and boy not being a.
bic TO take i, in, they were obliged to run
before the wind, which eecasioned US to
lose sight of her very shortly alter
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NETWORK, Oct. Is.
LAKE ONTARIO.

Ertraets from the Journal Of the ship
Friday, Gath September, came to an
sbor in Niagara river.
Monday, 27,h, at 2 p. M. got under
uay, and stood Tor the Lake. Light
winds from the Z.
Thursday, 28th, commences withfresh
brcezcs and cloudy, wind E. AT halt
post g, ware ship 70 the northward. &
hove to sith the nsaintopsail to the mast
AT day light discovered the enemy's
feet bearing n. w. by w. Wore to
the southward to close the squadron.
AT A. NJ sore TO the noithw ard and
TOOK the - in tow. At s A NJ. the
enemy on the iarsoard tack Bore up
in chase: At 9 A NJ gaining fast On
the chase, bearing N. N. w. beat TO
quarters, cleared for action, and set top
ysllant sails At 10 A. NJ iu'led tcp
gallant sails, il blowing fresh. AT II the
enemy Sc, top galian, sails and all sail
they could Garry. We set top gallant
sails and courses, aud edged OF to bring
them 10 action. AT S minutes before | 3,
the enemy's van ship (the Wolic) hoist
ed her colots, and commenced hiring
with her bow guns, and Immediately at
ter the whole broad>ide, as also cur feet,
which COLD bring their guns to bear and
reach. At 20 minutes past II, the Pixies
main top mast was sho, away. A. IS
minutes after -, the Wolie's main and
.mizzen top mas,s went over the SIDE
AT 10 miantes before p. M wore,
still keeping ap heavy fire upon the
.enefnsS-thcy before the wind. Al r.
M. haulSti on the starboard tack. Al
20 minutes after 9, wore on the larhoard
tack. AT IS minutes beiore 5 +. M.
the Commodore hauled close by the
wind on the iarboard tack-hore down
and spoke him, who ordered us to keep
close by the wind, as he deemed 1t i'm
prudent to pursue the ehsse any farther
into.,he bay, il blowing heavy gale d.
rect ON shore, and looked dirty. Reeted
t..psails, and slowed the jib, the enemy
bore w. s. W. distant 4 miles. lhe
Governor Tomkin's fore mast went
yer the, side. The Commodore sent the
Svlph to tow her This day ends Win
strong gales from the East.
Wednesday, 2e,h September com
mences with fresh gales from Z oy ..
Stretching across until day light, when
We sore upfor the Governor TomPkin''
about s miles TO leeward, the enemy
in chase Of her. At 10, the Commodore
took her in tow, and hauled by the VINO,
The enemy bearing w. N w. two O
them pp,ler war, the Others at anchor
Close reefcd, stu stretching from one
sasre 70 the other. The gale increas
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TUESDAY, OcTosss -.
:" TO sHEw
rhB vERY AGE & Bopx OF TIE TInf
SIS PORK AND PRESSURE"

The news of the victory obtained by
Gen. Harrison over the force command.
ed by Gen. Proctor, which we issued on
Saturday in an extra sheet, is republish-
ed in this mornings paper for the bene
&. of our distant readers. The seces-
sion Of the Indians from their late ally,
they will readily perceive, is the, most
important and pleasing part of ths intel
ligence. The wretcbed inhabitants OF
the western frontiers. will enjoy re
spite at least from the ravagcs and cruel
ties of their savage enemies.
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Joint ballot Of both Houses $50 thai
there will be elected Federal Govern
or and Council.
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ILLUMINATION

The Houses in this Town were last
night generally illuminated, in celebra-
ton of the late victory obtained by Gen
Harrison over the British force in Up
per Canada, commanded by General
Proctor.
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DIED, we. to rday no rning Mr. GEono1
DARLING, native Of Perth in Scotland,
beng a respectable resident OF this
place, bis friends and seqaaintances are
respectfully invited to attend his fsne@
raj this morning precisely at 10 O'Clock,
from the house of Mrs. Dnndas, TO tho
Presbyterian burying ground. Tho
Men beis of the ST.. Andrews Society
are requested to attend MIR. Dsrlings
funeral, IS he has long been worthy +
bic hlv es'eemed member, having beeo
admitted in 1899, inmed lately alter the
insti, ution of fhe society.
BY order of the p esideBt,
WIN GREGORY, See'ry.
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MARYLAND ELECTION.
(coNcLUDED.)

(coNcLUDED.)
The following is correct abatement
of the result of the Election in Mary.
land. From this it appears, that in joint
ballot the Federalists will have majo
rity of 3 votes in the election of the Go
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TO BUTCHERS.

TO be sold at Neabseo, near Dunn.
l fries Va. by private Sale, from
20 to SO head of excellent CATTLE,
morg thefh some capital Beef Cattle,
an be selected. Apply at Neabsco 70
Andrew Boughton.
Agent for Col. TAYLOE.
Oetober ~. ~.
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iug. This day ends with ire.h rales, (

ing. This day ends with fresh gales, <
cloudy, wind N. E. 49,
Thursday. Soth September, cemmcn.
ces with fresh galcs from E. N E. al
smodcrating. AT is, York light bore
n. n E. distant miles, the enemy not
in sight. Beating to windward-Ends
olnwing fresh, wind S. F..
Friday, lst October, wind S. E. Fresh
gales. AT 4 A. M. wore for Niagara.
1t 6 A M. signal made 70 anchor, wind
w. S. w. At II, anchored OF Four
Mile Crock.
Saturday, I'd October, commences
with fresh gales and cloudy, wind S. E.
AT 10, wind w. and clear, saw the enc
my before the wind under all sail--hove
up anchor-prepared for action-harled
by the wind on the larboard tack. Ala,
wind S E. bore up in chase-wind light
and battling At shutdown, Niagara bore
w. S. w. the enemy w. on the star
board tack. we OH larboard, in chase
wind S. W.--forned in order for the
night
Sunday, Sd October. Nothing mate
rial occurred.
Monday, 4th October. A. 6 made
sail, enemy not in sight, At 10, wind
variable. The Lady of the Lake was
sent out to reconnoitre Burlington bay.
At 8, P M. stood into the bay. 9,
was Joined by the Lady of the Lake
ends clear and pleasant, wind N w.
Tuesday, 5th October. commences
with fresh breczes aud clear, wind w.
N. w, AT II, abreast Of Nicholson's
Island. AT half past 8, discovered feet
bearing N E by f wind N.-naade all
sail in chase. At a, P. M.tbe commo-
dore bore up, spoke captain Crane, and
ordered him to take charge OF the fleet
as he was going in chase. Carving
very heavy press Of sail. AT 5, P. M.
the Commodore and Sylph, closing with
the chase, fred. One of them directly
hove too, and soon after the whole, con-
sisting OF six SAIL. from York bound to
Kingston, struck. Among them were
the Ja!ia and Growler, and all had troops
on board.
Wednesday, 9Th October, anchored in
Sackett's Harbor.
Return of the rroohs efhis Majssfy's
Dewatteviiie Regiment, caftursd ON
the 5th October.
l Major
Captain
8 Subalterns
Surgeon
10 SergeaDts
4 Drummers and Bugles
so2 Rank and File
(Signed) c. w. GRANT.
Lie b. NJ. l.. C..
OFFICERS, & MARINES
s s::!::; Mites H.:,,., Royal Navy.
q Sailing Masters, Provincial Navy.
INSPECTOR Gen. Office, Sockeit's Har6or,
October 7, 1878
SIR-I have the honor herewith to
furnish sou with the names, rank, and
RI giment of the officers landed troW on
| board the fec, on the 9th inst. viz -
c w. GRANT, L. G. B M l.. G.
Charles D Villstte, Major, VAUDEVILLE,
| Regiment
Frederick Zchcnder Capt. DO. do.
Francis D,cen,er, Lieut. de. do
w. A Steel, Lieut AM Adjt. seth do.
Arthur Carter, Lieut. Royal Artillery
Charles Morris. Volunteer, do, do.
David Duvall, Lieut. Waterville Re-
giment.
Albert Manuel, Lieut.. co. do.
Mart. M'Mahan, Lieut.. 9th or Kings
Regiment.
| Torbeia, ASS slant Surgeon, Waiter.
Vile Regiment.
| am sir, -.
J. GIBSON,
| hahreso General.
Commodore ISAAC CHAUNCEY,
| US Navy.
/ NEWPORT, Oct. >.
Arrived, Spanish brig NecessIdad,
Ferdinandez, 81 days from Havana -
Sept 3O,h. lat. 50, 80 a, daylight saw
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Copy Of letter from General Harrison
10 The Department. Of War
Head Quarters, near Moravian-
Town, on The river Thames, 80
miles from Detroit, 5lh October,
1873
STR---I have the hOaor to inform
you. that by the blessing OF Proyi-
dence, the army under my command
has this evening obtained a complete
victory over the combined Indian x
British forces uader the command Of
Gen. Proctor. l believe that nearly
she whole ofth enemy's regu!arsare
taken or killed Amongst the for
mer are all The superior officers ex-
eep.ing General Proctor.
NV mounted men are now in pursuit
oi'him. Our loss is very thrilling.
Tire brave Col. II. NJ. johnson is the
only officer whom l have heard OF
that is wounded, he badly, but l
hope not dangerously.
have the honor TO he, with great
respect, Sir, your Obcdient humble
servant.
WM. III. HARRISON.
The Hon. JGHN ARMSTRONG,
Secretary Of War.
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A., the hnrposs Of retarding its pro.
.ress, consequently my brigade was
left TO garrison this place.
Since Gen. Harrisoa's departure.
Eve nasioas of iAdians, viz. the OF
teways. C!.iFpevays, Pottowatomies,
SIiamies, and Kiekaposs, who were
hut few miles back, have come in
for peace, and 1 have agreed that
bostiIities shsuld cease for the pre-
sent on the following conditions: -
They have agreed to take hold OF
the same tomahawk with US, and to
strike ell who are, or may be, enc
mics to the u. s. whether British
or Indians" They are to bring in
q number Of their women and chill
dren, aud leave them as hostages
whilst they accompany MS 70 war -
Some Of them have already brought
in their women, and are drawing ra-
tons.
have just received note from
Gen. Harrison. advising that he had
last evening Overtaken Gen. Proc
tors force, and bad gained com
plste victory, that all the principal
officers, Gen. Proctor excepted. were
in his possession. which no doubt
ends the war in This quarter.
have the honor. &c.
DUNCAN M'ARTHUR,
Brig. Gen. L. S. Army.
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BY LAST NIGH1rs NAIL
.kEW-YoRK; October II


,kEW.YORK; October 10
The editors Of the New. Yokr GazeusI
have received BY the Gauges. atfpeh at
Ne wport, file Of L1sbon papers 70 .hS
18th Of August, giving detailed .9s
count Of the late battles between the AIS
lies and the French army under SouiG
SC. which we have published ir6h ,hS
London papers.
:" The French loss {say the Li;boil
Ga1ettes of the fifth aud 18th Aug.)
in the actions froms s5th duly to Sd
Aug. exceeded 10000 men.
The following is the official fetdfa
OF the killed, wounded and missing u
the Allied Army, in the seteral actions
from the a5ih July to Sd august B.
Killed. Wounded. Missing
British, $40 $50 500
Portuguese, s2s 1917 asf
Spani,rds, IS tle7 II
To,aI loss Of the allied army in tho
difft rent actions z, 100.
Among the officers wounded. were
General. Stewart, Crawford, GordOns
Adj. Gen. Waters, aud Major General
Pack. 800,
. In a letter from an old friend, das
ted lisbon, August IS, We end Tho
following
POSTSCRIPT.
"The Reports Of to-day are, that
Lord Wellington, having received
adyices Of The Ar,Dis,ice in the NOrths
being broke up, is advancing ints
France /; and that he has lett 81.
Sebastians and Pampluna in bis rear
bIockaded, AID no, bssieged. Other
reports mention, thai both places
have surrendered ; but no reliance
can be placed on either"
Another letter from Lisbon to the
editors. states, that 8 th brig Hep
sa, Bailey, Of N. York. is condemns
ed at Gibraltar for violation OF tho
blockade Of N. York"
From the Northern Centinel, Of o.
LOOcT i, 1870
The following is said to be an accus
rate list of the British officerss
killed and wounded. in The battfs
of the iOth September, near tia
head Of Lake Erie.
Ship Detroit 10 guns
Capt. Barclay. commander 81
the squadron, severely wound.
ed.
Lieut.. Garland. killed.
Ship Queen Charlotte, II guns.
Capt. Phinis, killed.
Lieut.. Stores, severely wounded
Lieut.. Marines killed.
Brig Hunter. 10 guns.
Lieut.. Bignai, commander, So
yerely wounded.
Brig Lady Provost. 1s guns
Lieut.. Bucken. severely wound
ed.
Lieut.. Rolette. severely wound
ed.
Schooner Chippewa. 4 gun.
Midsbipman Campbell, slightly
wounded.
Sloop Little Belt, 8 guns.
Lieut.. Brimer, provincial offl'
cer.)
Lieut.. Inglis, the only naval ef9
feer who escaped lninjured.
Total number Of guns, 6S
Total number Of guns on Com.
Perry's squadron, ~
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l"S'S WIZ w S'oStSa ASuS'ai So'SAh
or and Council.
Extract ola letter from .aitacapas,
(Louisiana) dated September 4.
1912, to a gentleman in Boston,
i" There is nothing new in this
quarter-except the Creek Indians
having declared war against the U.
States. They have collected to the
number of 1000, around the town of
Mobile, and demanded a surrender
of the town !; l understand the
Chactaws, in part. are about to join
the Greeks. We expect warm and
busy work in this quarter this fall
and winter: the Georgia and Ten
nessee militia are marching against
the Indians, and part of the mill
tia of this state, are ordered to be
ready at moments warning. The
Spanish or Mexican country is be-
coming very interesting subject of
conversation here. The little band
of Republicans. that collected first
on the river Sabine. to the number
of 500. increased as they moved on
towards the capital of the Province
Of Texas, (St. Antonio) to the num-
Der Of 5000. They were like roll
ing SNOWFALL.
g" st. Antonio has surrendered to
the RepubiIcans-cOnsequentiy the
whole province Of Texas, a vast ex-
tent Of country. Of the richest soil,
and most healthy and pleasant eli
mate, and probably many rich
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Everlasting French amity /!

The Baltimore Patriot says, !" The
Fourth of July was celebrated by
the Americans in Paris, Bordeaux
and Nantz.-Ihe toasts drank on the
occasion at Paris have been publish
ed, and are truly spirited and patrio-
TIC"
This il all the notice the Patriot
takes Of these i" spirited and patrio-
tic' teasts ; the spirit seems to be
strongly French to be admitted even
into the Patriot. The Wing, howe
yer, more bold, has Published them
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timothy Seed.

WE have received few bushels Of
fresh TIMOTHY SEED for sale.
BRYAN Hampson. & Co.
Octoberi9.
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lnf Scrmany, shau we remain unccscccred
ptctE,vrs o. eveo, pegaaps IN or. .Sn
crvice, as,i, ttN 'Hg our tiv, ccJntT,
az il IN ch lin NJ er, never. Who's .
yer shall nov hgh, against his brethren is,
IN ouf c. e., a trai,ur To his NAIVE countr, {.
Who's ever ill mo- iigh for Der, negcc,s
ms mos~ sacred duty for we were Cerman
q; zens before We were soldiers we ncvei
could enter ipto IA compact tor shedding III,
blood Ok our bre 'hren ON. ur matetEal sell
TO quench the thirst of stranger with it !;
NJ II, er. truly, hav' our NOBLE PRINCES intend
ed IL, they have been obliged to submit t.
uperior power they have teen forced to
tear Their own enrails. We sre, therefore,
convinced shat our revered Princes will
Themselves approve the step We have taken,
although their tongues may yet be chained.
we are assured. ,hat we are ac.ing before
Rand with their secret wishes, as we arm
ourselves fer their independence & should
thera.bc one amongst them who thinks O
therwise, will posteritY 6enominste HIM a
German Prince ?
We do not live in times that can &c mea-
sured By common scale we live in time.
u bi.ter, general distress, "aioh knows nc
utner iaw than than OF firmly joining for
ISpeedy assistance. That, and that only
lis nav the law. Let very true German
search his bosom, aud ask himself if il is o.
lhHfWtse
No Pcrsorslneccssity has brought Us un-
de- the standasds IT the German Leg n; we
are led {, il only Ivy the SENSE of hauui and
tue love ct olr native country. We vii. No.
hght frenchmcn agniNst Germans bu
WIKI Germans, For Germ ans. Should lhert
! > German Princes, soldiers. or citizens
c bic o. denli ing snch moti-cs, we wculd
sui calmly fulfil our most sacred duty, APP
i peal To poster,ty, ana from her expect ll,e
+, crown W rencwn due To the faithful sous 4
,neir conn ~ P~sscrity will not ssk i
wuat service se were engaged but f + wha,
use we fougtt ~he' her for Germany s
humanity ; Or for Trence and tyranny.
/, { Signed ~. Oeiha ffeu, Walstab. Y
3 xberg, hileobrand v. Gieuhefen, V
| SERGE, heh!"aon, Thomas, v. Ham, V
| iohcneichcu, BY. Wal"mannsco corn, Mid
ard Lchleite,, Trot3, V. Bever. Schnei-
! Koa;gs6trg, Tie 1872 h21YeA 1918.
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!rcctGeU IN the anIrmatlVe--hySS % ways
las.
And the further consideration of the ea;ne
was then postponed To Monday four weeks
Ayes 6S. Nays 81.
The House thea resolved i,self into
Committee of the whole House, Mr.. Mel
son IN the char, on the bills for la, ing and
collecting directtaX.
The Committee preceded to consider
the bill for laying a lax on licences for dis
tlling.
Mr.. Blob read letter from the oecreta
ry of the Treasury, explanatory ct has rsa-
SONS for recommending Tin answer to the
Committee) that the tax oe laid on the ca
paciy of the stills in preference 60 the
quantity distilled.
Mr.. Boo moved 10 6ll rp the blanSs in
the several sections respecting The lime
when this bill shall be put into operation,
with the words first day ofJanuary' next,
W ich wa, agreed tn without nppnstiou.
MIR. Taylor, after a speech of consider.
able length, moved e. strike our the whole
OF the Cd section If the bill, which lays
tax on the capacity Of the still.
4 debate Of considerable Length took
lpiace on the motion, in which Messrs Bib,
D1vall, Wright Fisk of n. Y b. Roberts.
F,oAley, X wen Shpherd and Pickens sue
lcessiveiy spoke I
The question was then taken on striking
| rat che I'd section OF the bill aud decided in
the affirmative.
Fer striking out 70
| Against 1T 90
The Committee of the whole House then
| "ose, and reported the bill with this and
q, her amendments.
The House proceeded ~ consider the re
| port Of the cumnittee # the Whole House
| The question on cnncurriug with the com
;nittee In striking out the Cd section Of -he
| ,ih was taken by Yeas and Nays and de
cioed as follows:
For concurrence 81
Ag inst " SO
| So tat the amendment Of the committee
| the whole House was disagreed to, the
second section reinstated, and the bill wa
again referred to the same committee.
| And the III 1use adjourned at } o'clock.
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PRUSSIA.
OE & LIN, March IS.
Drder for The rJ-y0nizQ.t0H " fGe NINA,
outed Brcshcu, Au~ch T.
HEaLIN, March

oEaLIN, Marcfi 2S.
Order for Me organization " fhe .ftAna,
oufed Bresfcu, Na"eh7.
An ioen eX- uP!c speMs us, that
q aas taksa aooer AS ,pec,aI pro,ectlou
Ga 'se n ions that defend .heiI uuntry d
q efhst tore Sn pgfessi.,.., with power and
constaacy. Ill an abs,iute confidence IN their
mona. Oh. PiusstaGs Worthy IF ,his
ans, sou are 4 TINS sentiment YAu,
selves, nave longed for deliveranCe
from fursisn he with inward cc,o.ion
J notice with what zeal the Young men of
all ranks take up arms, aud range chem
selves undet the standards OF my arm :;
the a'acriIy wrh which men of iipec years
despisi0g danger, offer themselves fo.
military services, and in the sactiiices by
~hich "a ranks, ages. and sexes, are emu
iOhs show their patriotism. An army
iuil ni urage is really, in coujunCti witton
ur gior'nus Lilies, TO support such eXertions.
The warriors will fight Tor or independence
ard tor the honor of the nation. 6o,h Will
My be safe. when every patriotic r,an in he
land shares If this Contest for liberty and
honor
Prussians! For this end It is desirable
hat a & neral militia be Immediately for
med, and levy en- nlas$e organized. | here
tore order the first, and will ordain tie iat
ter.
lime does not permit of my deliberating
"i'h my faithful states, bus the instructions
for forming the militia are calculated &C
cordng To the strength OF the different pro-
vince. Expedition is necessary. The
good will OF every individual may she,g il.
self mere. have RICH, t. expect It, vi,
faithful people wiz venture every thing ia
hs last decisive conhic. for their country
their Independence. their honor, aud ,neir
pr"pe rty, tO preserve the ancient nanie OF
our ancestors gained for US with thei,
blood
Bnt should any form trivial excuses, and
eudeavor 70. clude my ordinance, he shall
not only be>punished according to law. but
experience the contempt OF ali those who
are ready e. give Up their lives for that
which rendtrs men esteemed and sacred
My cause Is TIA u ny people, and that OF
al good thinking nen.in Europe.
FKIDERiCk WILLIAM.
Given 1T Breslau. l7,h Magch, 1913,
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Forei9n.
BRITISH DoNArlONs TO RUSSIANS.

* race q q .etter ./rom fhe 0stnsh Am-
6aS4ador EuAsiQ 10 Lord Cas- tcreagh
My Lurd--ln answer to the communication Of the
vete oi Parliament or the rehei oI suiferers by the
hate Invasion, aud Oi the liberal subscrptihns tor tue
same purpose, the Emperor haa desired me to ea-
press Co It's rcye h'ehnvss the Prince Regent that
the sympathy aud ccrdahty manifest on this ucca-
s'on BY oreat o'i,ain towards his people, hso rnde
deep ami most satisfactory impre ss"n ms n,ind,
hist .w' never b. eifaced ard tlIai With hes-
men's h accepts Tor ms pope what has b. n
ST. hbeay 'iHe.fd, and will TAX. that the dis.
tr luton shall he made conior ally TO the purpose
for which is INTENDED.
Ehe T. perOr .s charged rae take the most 81.
feetua Al, ans to Runlcate h thsnke -pd seuJ.
m. ms ~ th.s SION, and therefore rely on cur
l6rdship's g"ud oIiicss to give effect to this part c
his imperia Maje,.y' iuten,ons
have the homer u be, &c.
lSgned) CATHCAaT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-06
20 spring end produce an explosion On toe s,.eu,

% spring ond produce explosion on toe atiesn,
% the fest ke,.
Tbe sctr arrived OH New London on To-day, ~
~ oeiock, aud appeared she w's,d IL get ito
New London 40 this time n 5st :. u, oHt,on. ~
RsinI'i, IN pursuit OF her--the s.tr. made two
three ,acAs, ssi TO get inio the h&T,0r; but he
barge gaming las, upun her. the Ca?tsin AMI ,t,W
let 20 the anchor, iIreG ti.e sd ., aud aIan,ovd
her. The bsrse's Grew boarded her, ino>o.ed t,e,'
salts, weighed her anchor. and made os s,rs,rhts
for the sap, but the wand de,i away, .nd the Lcc
s.,ns-3 harges imoedistsly put Oft from the IL.
ai'd soade tor the sci,r bat before they came u,
with her, the sehr. exploded, and nots atise q;
her WAS to be trosn tue sho;ein moment ai.-r
the explosion. Capt. Hsrdy Informed wa gen
te,nen that board at the tune that he iois
II m-n and officer. Capt. i,i'r said, wien he
anued IA New London t',.t ia had good glass, aud
,is'inctI> -aw 40 ia tae barge tl.ai b.srded
her.