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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16
&TESlMORELAND County Cour,, N !.
w vember the 22d, 1913.
fIhrp,.s nm

81 Go MOHGLRND County Egurt i.
W vember the 22d, 1918.
hS ana: oh.b' PitS:
DAVID S.e.l@'ck, Joseph sbedwick, Thomas
Stpwars aud Waiter Sell, ~
his day cafc The Plaintiff by his attorney' and
plead his biiy aud the defendants David and .ioseph
snedwiek, not having entered their appearance and
even security according to the &C: Of Assembly snd
the Rules Of ths Court, aud it appearing to the SAL
saetlon o. lie eonr thai they are not ihhabi,ans oc
ths C'mm ohw saitt--Un the rnotion Of lbs Pi.l.tF
II 10 oraereay that the said David aud Jose ph Snrd
wick DO aPpfsr here on the 4th Mondsy in March
next TO an5"er ihs bill OF the Coinpsiaas's snd 10
give security Tor perio ming the decree Of the court,
and That tie other defendants, Thomas stows,s and
walter @et do not Psy, convey away, or secr,te he
neOts ~ them owing On the estate or efs, cts II their
hands due 20 or belonging 10 the said absent dsfsn.
d"his "nu the further order OF this couft and thst
aeoPy oi tn order be forthwith Published Tor two
months suecessyeIy, IN public nevspsp, r Dub.
n'hed VA the Ciy G. Richmond, ard that another CO.
- OF tIs order be posted at the front door Of die
Court House Of tbs county,
Il Coby. Tesie,
Jos. FOX, c W c.
= 10 To- w8w
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WANTED, Il 1kIW COOK

:, " = 7 ~ y I'EVI.V Z Y = n,
stead habits ~ cnox Tor q i,Inhrr Of men
~ and boys AID % 80 other necessary business in
y" out % doors YIo will receive lberai vages lad
DC ven ttsa;ec. ApfiJ Vi tiGg elise
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16

The u. S. frigate President sailed frcm
Newport on Sunday evening last, OH a
cruise. She went cut with Il fine bre, <,
and has probably escaped the British squa-
ron. should any opportunity, ho~ever,
occur OF engaging the enemy on equal
ternS. ne have no doubt She vii. render a
good account OF them Boston u. .fdv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16
10 THE EDIToR-Fron, one Of the Rickn ond
WOshnIgton Folunteers Gated

MALONE, N. y. | Nov 9eth, i2t3.
" on will no doubt, learn the movement of the
army ere this reaches you.
We have been to Canada our army landed in
as high spirits men did, on the night OF the
1th inst having been led believe 10th officers ?, a
men, that We had force sufficient TO carry VICTOR,
ut 5e point OF the bayonet to any DOS, this side of
}ngbee bot It is with painful regret Inform YOU,
i'as We have been sadly disappointed. On the Ith
lnS' IN Tue morning, at our campr,cnt at Long
paul on the ST. Lawrence, on the Canada side la -
"e OF hours so minutes took p ace, between our
rear guard aud aboat an equal number q. the enemy
mere WAS great loss an both Sides sunpos-d 10 be
nearly equal; tie battle was led on by Generals
S"yd and Coving,on-the latter mortally wounded
y since desf, Generals Wilkinson ami Lewis h,th
ne'ng indsposed, lying in the river in,their boats
ms battle has put end TO future operations till
the next spring at least We evacuated the ere
my shore on ia 18th inst. and came to the French
Mus fer Winter Quarters, where the most of the
army are still; the Goth Reg. winters here Cen
hamptons army is in Pattsburg, where thew intend
to winter. ~ ~
We expect to be at home this winter: II is ,bo,t
oy the General that operations can't re-eoInmence
before our time OF service will expire and he ,hnks
pr per tn discharge ms with our consent-The Gen.
erai arrived here Gath in hammock borne by SOL
diers he rs very much indisposed.
Died at this place last night, after a Unper;ns
iness winch he bore with than christian sor,i
tude, John GonLden, worthy member of eur littI.
band-he will be buried this evening, with the bon.
ors OF war" ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16

5000 barrels Of provisions at the Four Cor.
ners, e mpted ,lc B.itish &c send "a iorce III
800 teec'ars and or 500 ui! tia and lpdi-
ans. to eject their DIES rcton. General
Whkins n, howc,e r rec, iving information OF
tue intended push, dispatched the 18th re-
S,Inent, i,h anumler of pieces of artillery,
G. 'he' defence of the property (; asd they
reached the Corners = little before the Bri-
''sh, VINO discovered their arrival when
wi'h'n about t'uc miles OF the pla e ana re
gum INTO lanaCa. (olumbian.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16
YICTCRY 0WL.AKE ERIE.
murray D'Hser, EEdrnlaa aaG Co. and James
Ve6siey,
OF P NIL PH1A,
WEI shorty issue proposals FOR Publishing bv a,b.
scripIioD,
1 w 0 E r GI>AVIN IS.
OF THE LATE
.NA y II l. TICTOR


THEY sent IN artist to Obtain authentic ;ncor,,o
t'on anu 20 mast te necessary dra wings In this
lac was politely assisted by Coln Perry. who ~
the goodness to call a meeting O; the t..icsrs ~ -
eet, ioF the express purpose OF determining on n
mot important points of action, and fITnisl,n,,
sketches 81 tie same The Artist has returnci /, and
t'e SnI "oe"m nts which he Proeu ed sre
now ~ the hsudsoi two disng uisled PAINTERS. vLo
nave undertaken to e2eet,e two highly fnisi ed pie.
lures OF the most important scenes IN that
snh Unparalleled achievement
Dec %. o.
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a. 10 Mr. Arthur Smith of Isle Of Hint, s
no, o. Nan'enond Gas stated in las who IS cleo
ted into the Executive Council.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-16

MARRIEp--on Saturday the 4ih inst bv pho
hev. John D Blair, Doctor VIM. S Pryor, of Buck.
ingham, to Miss Joanna w. Pollard, eldest dsugi.
ter oil Benjamin Pollard, Esq. OF Hanover
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08

or lis family have wifhei DR. c. 20 dfsontia
ne his attendance Blu, when the Dr. had
called upon them. and sfufed TO do ary
thing more for him un.efsto smou.se he
limb furs) he could no, I've didAiis6ed BY
their Obtaining other Alliance
Til, rea4.ss lie has If. will no ius'i-
e. hi neg &c of dressing Tie und. and Of
d wine b.ek I CORRECTED musri. for
fine ,aii,aer ted shessfsres, wi,ho1, drswe
ing them back. he would have ieoes Ct the
love as'' Of he bone saved off nd irf in
tie fiesh sSose The iass,-ion sere al inches.
unless i.e had opers,ed at he in, And
in these fur DAYS pas he nj hi have done
mt b toward. the safety OF he operation.
Mere plas.ers upon the external wounds
were indeed " superfsil considering the
bones within were soaking in corfup' ion,-
So fixed was the DR.. upon The opersi on,
that he paid M attention to the grievious
complain on be beck, and at the consulta-
ton they were kept OIL ofhearing. II hey
had been known then as they were the day
follow ng, he case would have been cor id.
ered much more dangerous. The wound,
doubtless, we al frsi man. geshle but sf-
ter iy ng. 50 long IN the vessel neglect ted,
had become desperate and left scarcely a.
ny chance for him Ia ~ ,ive sm utstior.
snl i le room TO doubt Ia he would sink
u de tie operation and die in he surgeons
hands. as was suggested 10 DR.. c. at The
CONSUL alton.
The introductory piece, which brought on
tie succeeding ones deem very III judged,
hope j, vii be lesson of eau ion in flu
ture N. man is more re dv, han am, 10
di,crss useful md imro AM subjects, ~ q
friendly and proper manner, and n1ne less
fin Of cor, oversy, AARON PORTER.
January %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
Zbe eonitor....N No. XCVII.


" Let another man traiSe thee, and nor
thine vIon mouth a stranger and nor
thine o5OH UPS"
An egotist who can bear III any
thing Is unpleasant in the world It's the
company oil man rho Is ever the hero
OF ms own story, and whose constant
repetition oil /" SAID" aud +" dir dis
gusts every bearer, and renders his cen.
vefs.rion NEST tedious and iiresome.
Bui setting aside this, self praise defeats
lis own object Instead of appearing
10 more advantage We generally lose
the good opinion Of others by Trying
TO commend ourselves 1 we have de-
tects, and there is none perfect, they
are rendered more visible by our self
aluery, while cur virtues, IT any We
possess are obscured. Self flattery
sometimes shews itself in an indirect
way We underyalue our real virtues
or requirements to others merely to
force compliments from them, or by
roundabout Inquiries 10 find out how
NC Stand with others, that We may puff
up our foolish hearts with pride and vain
glory This practice shews a little
more art than the more gross kind, but
IL Is the result OF the same principle
How weak and foolish this conduct APP
pears, especially II we consider the
wonhlessness oil the opinion OF the world
when compared with the approbalion
of rim whose judgment Is according
10 Truth. here Is however, ole kind
oil sell ilatlery which Is not only foolish,
bui DANCE Gus, and perhaps wicked.
his is.a fld,tery oil ourselves OH &C
caunt oil religious attaiuments, or strict
ness IN duties. his spirit TIE Phari-
see possessed WHEN he said last
twice in The week. &c. Rta l. /,
dIdst thou ever See man holding W.
MS head ia the midst Ut others and tell.
ing OF his dreams, lis visions, his reye-
ld,ions hen thou hast seen man
proud Of his religion. Hear a man
telling In all companies OF MS engaged
ness in religion aud oi his great sis~s
OF spiritual things, depend on it, like
he Puarisee he /, more ready to 1.-THE,
mint, annise and cuInmin, than 10 be
employed IN the secret discharge of the
weigh Ter matters OF the law, judgment,
mercy and faith. / his is Kind of sell
praise which steals upon a person al
most impe" eplibly, * should be close
" watched by such as would approve
themselves 10 the searoher oil hearts,
Inasmuoh as b, long indulgence OF such
feelings VIC lose the right knowledge OF
ourselves, We make erroneous estimates
Of our own graces, and perhaps think
ourselves translated 10 the third heav-
ems Whine we are grovelpg in the dirt,
and our noblest powers buried IN the
hllh oil sensuSlity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08

P~siasd, Jsa &c 1918.
The fo'iawing publication alTesfed in this
paper of the 2s h of Dec. Ian and in
the two following papers, at The reineit OF
Si'a' Hal 70 much as particularly RELAXED
TO HIM and his family was omitted and
as improper ule ha, been made If iha'
lenity i; IS thought proeer to ts-luNifh
his w-ii.en acknowledgement We baum.
IIfuEsrA' mYse,f and Tome OF my laraiiy
w have circu a,ed report thai Joel Hall,
of Porl who brought 10 this untry ab Ut
eight years iiaee from Guidaioupe boy by
the name # Feleeiau ,agAe. and hat fad
Hall eceived vi HIM money a. he lime
a. d at lundry me, 6uce tor bis 'uppor, AID
education, haze fnce written faid ssgne's
mother and fed The report to he vi hout any
founda ion Ia ttu'h aud have 70 rraion TO
think lad Hal ever eoeived one cen. TO- or
on account of fsid Feecian sague.
Faimsl!b. Dss. "a. 1912 slLAS HALL,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
~9gEe !-e-
DR.. Porter'S C0nmulicaitoa-e concluded.

Mr.. Evan. was determined TO the Ian. not
10 part with he iimh and ~ prcgrehsd As
before hated ill helrg s'tacked by pr iuie
diarfhGs he began to be reduced heo ms
apprt''e failed him, ard uHfortuna,e'y a. he
fame tine bark and refofauve, uaulea'ed The
aIg.a h and / loa bel every thing Soon the
other ieg began 10 iwel, and bo,h leg, be
come lwoilen qu,,e up 10 The body the thigh
becoming like the eg 'ull of waiery mater
nature Junk and drew Eear IT'S cioie, Still
was he perfect i4tished wnh his deieimina
ton. and glad he did net iubmit To the oper
auon
II | had had the leaa in ima,ion, before the
fuaera, hat DIR. c ds6red TO er.mine he
corpie | ihou'd mon cheer fully have edsav
cured 10 e, he content of he fanny wl'h
the view If fefioring the good understanding
befsre fulfilling besweeL US
Mrs aud the family now inform me
that DIR C.esme there and approached he
body to open it, with even aiking their
leave to do il, that when he was requsned not
to he iaid " he had rglAt to do IT, for the
body belonged to the Town, and he would do
il fomehow or o,her"- that fhs propoied lend
ing for me. hu, he was 70 far from P,sPfsg &C,
that he did not rpybH ina! me Oh hia ths'
DR.. Porter knew the itste of .he limb OF eoutie
and il he wa. prefent fhe did no, know but
lhe would oonfsnt to have It opened but t
would be treating DR., p. Ill, to do 1t IN his
ablence" But DR.. C.isys he propfed call
ing me in md that fhe told him would not
allow he BODY TO be examined Ihis they
pohiveiy deay
II the DE- had been 70 accommodating to
the patent and TO ihofe Of the faculty who
adviied to il, he would have brought The
wound TO he;,er fia,e, before h. proceeded
10 smpu,aiion. 70 thar if il mutt be pertor'
med, he might he better able 10 undergo the
operation and lef. danger await hun afer
wards: the body and blood would have
been prepared for II the limb would have
been extended, and the long points OF the low
err hone drawn back the wound cieanied !
ihe iweling reduced 10 as 20 bring the NUT
cles now contracted many inches, mo their
proper birth,; and digeflion brcugh, forward !.
fbsa would The operation be attended WI b LEI
danger Then no ofhey phyhc'an would have
eon!enied TO take charge of him, nor wonld he
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
CANCERS.

n FsPE cTFuL notice Is hereby given to he
X nuhle. that the Suhlcriher refident in
posrtann Me. having recently Obtained an
,0roio,ment from DIR Jo.EPH ANDRus Of
po.,ln-n II for ufing he Skill he poi
t,as. in curing he Msiady called CANCER,
Nv the lneccfsiul Application of his celebrated
c.scss PLAsrrR; he r ready 70 erecu'e,
x,h 6deiy and al practicable facility tae
rha-ge committed To HIM. And eief is
entertained hat the Cas- ysgf Pe./ar who reads
,beCe line. as one af'6tel by formidable
D,eafe will feel anxiou, of participating 10
Tho advantages acrivsb from Rsmsy notsd
,or Il. faaa,ire virfue, particularly 10 the
s. ,,hwa-d and weflwa d whereits excellence
ba, been conf med by long ieries # expert
men,. aud eftab iheA on the firm BATS of Pab
DC epsfieaee
In the yea 800 this Remedy was honored
with the iancfon and patronage of he Leg'f
hure If the State Of New York by an aG en-
ti,led' IN a7 fr The ,siis/ If Pate D,vJon,"
the nventor and original Prop. ie;or; s GER
t6ed Copy Of which s6f oh, aimed from the
secretary's Office OF hat State i, in the poi
ieihon of he subfcriber togeihe- with Cer,ifi
Gates Oh Sufes W ouths ny idie Nehely rho
the confidence of the Suhfc' 'ber in tn. fame IL
fuch ha, IN moa cafes for a term of fz msatb'
from the da'e below where he Remedy fhall
beprcperly applied he will agree where 1t
Rroves unavai,ng 40 fee zoW bee si'si
People living Al diliance will he furn'lhed
with the above Remedy with fu,able d. eet-
ions for ire application.
JO3HUs lie WIT PRAc r pHYsIc
PatiIrf, DA Z ls.2 ~
q. Fo General Rema X on bi,rbE or
Ca.a,s Cer,fca es Cures NC fee Hand Bin,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
Real luperfne 6 common Broad-
cloths
ROYAL LINCOLN,

sfs ron SALE
A LARGE aG1rtment of cal iuperh and
y comgon BkoApcLoTHs of eveey colour
and defeription
ynqy;,,-a new fuoply bf Factory Shirt
mos. lom. very ne of he nh manufacture
d,.to G'ngham., hsndf1ne ufes
dbs-S ouauti,y of h.. Jack Ial'an sew
Inc SLY an. sl.eA FIX Fe,t -@ish Large
.la-.u.sot \, seo,l,-i, Cotton aud oooes,
40 u.ual If Jan 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
BENJAMIN Man,

IL DRUGS u MEDDINES,
ram FRS COLOURS o OIL,
CLOTHIkRS DTk-SIUtFS, &c.
among which are the following vz.-Tfue
Acderinn'. Piil.-fio per's do-Cal' mel
Cantharides -Cslor,-Flower Chanomlie-
Powle ed Red Ia k-Gun Opium-Camphor
- Cam .oge-1ragacnth Shaved ling sis-
Losdon I.sncets- Magnolia Lamp G afies
and Wiek.-Ol suite-do pepPerm
Powdered IYec.c-Turkey Rhu Alb; Gen
tan; VAenan iiieatia sat ct Lemo' ;
Con-. foo, Leztnset Jriuii Drop, Harlem
OIL. ,"e ALSO,
LrSed Oil, toi.ed ard unhoilsd Spirits
Tu-pen,iue copa' Warn IN Japsn foe dry
ing p wdered Liharge; Gum Coma diifc
shelac; ground and ground Print uihes ;
White Wafh do /; salh Zoos Csuefs Hair
Pencil. Sand Paper; Gold and u yer Leaf I;
Olaf. fuitable for Cock Faces; Cochneal ;
Roman Vuriol Indigo Alum Copperaf' +;
Ground Logwood, do Redwood Msdder,
&c E'e
az Pot aud Pear aihss connantly for fac
fan 4 II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08

THE fub criher hereby gives public notice
L to all concerned, ihai ihe has been du y
appointed and taken upon he-ielf The truli Of
sdmininrarir on the eaate Of
sEwALL LANCASTER
late of Portland in the county of Cumberland,
merchant, aeeeafei by giving bond a. he law
d, etls-- The therefore, requef' alLperfans sho
a,e indebted to rhe fad dereafedis eilsie, 70
make immediate payment anc thofe who
have any demand, hereon, 10 erhibir the
fame 10 he Lumm iIipGers
JUDITH LANCASTER.
Jan 90, 1918. CD
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
lofeph Merrill

INFORMS the public that he has taken the
; llore lately improved by Me1.s Bryant q
Freeman neIt door 20 the Pef Of where he
offer, for fale general adorfmert of
Uef. India CO.. and Groceries,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08

+. GRIZZLY.
las roR SALT, ut No. !, Long Wbs.|,
20 HID. w I Rum
10 do Cd Jamaica Spirits,
10 do N. & Rum.
do Patent Rum,
2 Pipes american Brandy,
500 Qts Pollock F,ih,
10 Bs.es Conon,
so Boxes Chocolate,
SEQ W. Salt petre,
200 Hhds. eoarfe Salt, Jan. 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
Look on for 1hie YES.

STOLEN from lie house OF the substri-
Der on the ght Of he 23i uit. SILVER
WATCH VIII Gold ~ ma ked W J
with bra ded hnr chsin, a pair OF Sngsi
Tongs msrk d w 10 Silver Tea Spoons
marked j. 3 plated Tea Spoons ian old RI
Morocco Pocket u ok. containing fis'
dollar bill. a "a of SCISSORS. = Pead hreas'
pm, papers, &c. Whosver will give n
f,rmciion ot said goods, 50 that they nsy
be procured, shall lie generously reward
SO. VIM. JOHNSON.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08
XXyHHRRAs the fubferibsr. on the osd Of

XXyHEREAs the fubferibsr, on the 9sd Of
w January ut IN a Ne of Hand for
eighy dolar Ggned by George Bracket, in
favor Of Stephen Bu ION. aud by HIM endoried
over TO me--da ed Od % 1871, payable
January n, sis, with iniefel-Alfo, ano,h
e. Noe ished by Nicholas Au,hine in favor
Of Ioliah Chu,e. for twenty 1--WE dollars, aud
Ivy fad Chu,e cfedned on the back thereof for
FIVE dollars. aud five doilsr' more was credited
by nylsf said Note rs endoried by iAid
Chue Together with one o her note Of
hand dated Nov. 9, 'si2, for fvs dollars,
.tayable 10 three months Ggped by Jonathan
Paine of falmouth, AID made payable 10 the
fublcrber has Is 10 fltbid thofe perfons
who are liable 10 pay fad noes. from paying
hem to any one hut 10 be mbier Der, a he
la. received no compensation for The tame.
ICHABDD HANSON, JUN.
HIN bun, FEB 1913
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08

FRESH FLOUR.
JUST received and for fac ty
WILLIAM CROSS,
al NJ Long Wharf
leo Dbls Superfne FLOUR,
Jan 4 It
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-02-08

II 10000 ID. of the fra quality Gu, Nails of
:. hze', from the Saco Manufa6toty-few
P'Pes Cide' Vinegar-an s1ol ment OF Jack
M, ~ sarihea Ware, confnng of Pots Jug
ao"sr Pos Power Erns, Pi'chers &c SO
yuma Cod Fiji 300 do Pollock do--few
wen warranted hre'-kegs Virginia Tobsc
"-l5 hhds WI Rum-4o bag. blown salt
W oo,es Havsnua and American Cigars
me above goods are of the fra quality
Nv VIII be fold on reafonable terms
zen IL IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-19

, Accent, Sire, the tribute OF acknow
| .dpmen,s ofthe love, and inviolablc 6de
inv of tic senate and French people.
To which his majesty replied:
SENATOR'S,
VIVA, ,,uihaye said is to me very a
rreeable I nave at heart the glory ant
he greatness of France My FIRST tho't
re directed to the perpetulty Of inter
oal tranquility, add to shield my peopl,
forever from the evil results Of factor
and the horrors of anarchy 1t is ir
hose enemies Of the happiness of the
people, that have, with, the will ano
The love of the French people founded
this throne, TO WHICH is attached TIE des-
TIMES OF the nallop
Timid and dastardly soldiers cause
the loss of independence to nations but
pusillanimous magistrates destroy the
empire of the laws, the rights OF the
throne, and social order itself.
The most noble of all deaths would be
that of a soldier, who pe:ishes in the field
nf honor, if the death of ma istrate,
perisbing in defending his sovereign,
the throne and the laws, was not still
more glorious.
The war which ! sustain against Rus.
sia, is a political war. | waged it with
out animrsity-I would willingly have
saved her from the evils she has brought
upvn herself could have armed the
greater part Of her population against
scrseli. by proelsiming liberty to her
slaves: was requested SO to do by a
number of villagers; but when ! be
came acquainted with the brutishness OF
that numerous class of the Russian po-
pulation. / refrained from such alea
sue, NV army has experienced some
losses; but it was owing to the rigor OF
the season.
l accept the sentiments which you
have expressed towards me.
After this audience, the counsellor of
state was presented to his majesty by the
arch chancellor Of the empire.
There his excellency Count Dcfe:
mon, s,inisrer of state and president of
the department of finance, also deliver.
cd an address to his maiesty--which,
together with the empsror's reply, will
be given in on next, the little time VIC
had last night not admitting of their be
ing translated for this mornings pa
per.-.Americaa.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-19
opinion, restoring ship and cargo to
the claimants, with damages and
costs against the captors. T
February, 12, 1913.


The British Navy have met with the
following losses since the declaration o.
war, on the American station:
- FRIGrSTES. -
Guerrero, taken by the CONSTITUTIONS
-Macedos.ian, taken by the U. States
Barsadocs, lost ON the Isle of Sabies-
Southampton, lost Oh Cat Key.
SLOOPS OF WAR.
Alert, taken by the Essex-Frolic, ta-
ken by the Wasp; re.cap,urcd bv the
Observation-Disclosures, lest en Cape Sable
Piumper, lost OH Cape 4npra--A-
yenger, !ost-Falcon, lost IN the Yves;
lndies-bgig Laura, taken by tn. Frencis
privateer Dligent, sent to PhllatieIphie
schooner Wiling, do. do.--0herub.
run under off Halifax, while In chase OF
an American >bip-Subtle, up>c; while
in chase Of privssccr Jacks Fasoiile.
PACKETS.
Prince Adoiphas, sent into Philadel-
phia-Pr!ncess Amelia, <Apt to Charles
t n-Swa!!nw, sen, toBAltimorc- 7 ow
s nd, taken of Barbadoes by the Boia
p9valeer-Nortun, taken by the Essex
and re-takcn by the BeIvidrra.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-19
EARTHQUAKES.

Extract Of q letter. from gentleman
at KaskasEia. to his cOrrespon
dent ia Cincinnati, dated Decem.
Der 22, 1912.
50 just AS l sat down to write a
pretty heavy shock of Earthquake
rarne on, upon which ran out and
found things moving much as they
did last winter at Cincinnati 1t is
between 9 and 3 O'clock. p. NJ. and
the day warm. Before this they
Fave general, occurred in the morn
ing before day break, and in cold
tups Of weather.
/" The Attornies of st. Gcneyieve
have just returned from New-Ma-
d''id [15o miles below this where
they have been TO attend court, and
col. Thomas Informs ne the shocks
occu" from one to eight or ten times
every day. The sild, or steam, is
heard TO whistle out Of he old cracks
in the earth and out Of wells, az
com?ianied wi'ha strong su'pnn,iou,
smell. The former lard sI,cc!.s
have broken ~ the ground there in
an unucenuntahir m.nnyr. and pro-
duced many astonishing Effects