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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-26
From the Federal Gazette:

Proofs from the Preach Bulletins, that
the winter Of 1919 was pismatu!e, and
the sole cause of their destruction
Extracts from the French BnHrtins.
|. From the oath, d"ted az Moscow DC
tober 4th, 1872.
"The wea,l er is still fine. The tlrst
snow fell yesterday. In twenty days we
mus, be in winter quarters
lConseanent,y they believed that the
severe cold would commence III some
thing more than 90 days; or about the
Sd OF 4th Of November.
2. From the 25th, dated 4! Nollskae, Oct.
goth, 1919.
"The weather is tine, like that OF
France inOcteber; perhaps little warm
err. But in the first days (or the ea'ly
part) Of .Nov. ne shalt haze cold vea-
ther." Every thing she"s that we must
think of winter quarters"
3. From the 26th, dated at Borowsk, DC
tober 23d, 1919.
The Emperor intends to put him
self in motion on the Gath, for the DwI-
ma, and to take position there Which will
bring him 80 leagues nearer both to st.
Petersburg and Wilma double advan-
tase-nearer by twenty days march to
his resources and his object"
"The people of the country are sur,
priced st the weather which we have had
Tor twenty days past. 1t is the fun and
the fine days of jaunt to Fon'alnbleau
The army is in country extremely rich,
which may be compared to the finest
parts of France and Germany" Why
did they not stay there
4. From the 27tb, dated at Vereia, Octo.
Der 9th, 1912.
The weather is superb--The roads are
fine. 1t is the reIict Of autumn. This
weather will last eight DAYS yet. By that
time we shall have reached our new pc.
sitions."
THEY therefore expected the fine
weather to end, and the winter t. begin,
about the 4th of November; when they
were to occupy their new quarters
5. From the 2Sth, dated at Smolensko,
November 18th, 1919.
"Head quarters were at Viasma on
the LIST of November, and on the 9th at
Smolensko. Tie zveasher 7yas very fine
Till the 6fh-T Two or three days longer
than they expected -Bnt on The IN the
7uhufer ser in, and the earth 7vas covered
Nth sno7o" The roads have become
very slippery, and very difficult for draft
horses. We have lost great many by
cold and fatigue. Standing out at night
injuries them very much
"Since the bad weather of the 9Th, we
have lost more than three thousand draft
horses and nearly hundred of our
ammunition Wagons have been destroy
ed"
Thus. We see, that the 6ne weather
lasted till the 9th or 7th of November.
When they began their retreat, they ex-
pected il to last only till the 81 or 4th OF
November. On the goth of October.
while on their retreat, they supposed that
Il, would last ill the first days" of Mo-
vember. I.etus now see how long they
expected it to last, when they were adj
yancing into Russia.
Extract from the 10th Bulletin, dated at
Viasma, between Smolensko and Boz
rodino) August 3lst, 1912.
at has rained little, which laid the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
e. NOTICE

To Masons g hrlcklayers.
II WILL until the 18th instant re.
ceive written Proposals 70, build
ing Bridge at the intersection Of Rsy.
al aDd WilkS streets, of - feet in width
height Of the walls (of falls stone .
feet 10 inches, and 2 feet thick: The dis,
lance between to be feet, upon which
must be an arch of brick IA inches
thick, the centre whereof to be s feet
above an horizontal line between the
wall, from whence at each end must DO
spreading abu.meDts of falls stone also'
The whole to have brick work l8 inches
thick above, to the top of the arch.
The Parapet will be subject Tor Q
future contract, as circumstances (not
now ascertained) may render expedient.
The whole space under the bridge and
six feet southerIy and below it, must be
paved with stone, covering the founda.
ton four inches, the largest of which,
must be placed at the southerly end OF
the pavement, descending considerably
from that Immediately under the bridge,
and consequently the pavement will be
81 is yards.
1t will be most agreeable to specify in
the proposals the stone and brick work
separately, and also the pavement.
John Vaudeville,
Sup't. OF Police.
Cenfenh
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
COTTON.
200 bales Georgia prime
Cotton Wool.
For sale by
JIG. Laid.
June
Land for Sale.

Lana TOT odie.
The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about five miles from AlexaDdria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and Mr.. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part of which is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dapted to clover andthe production OF
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
. Also, two hundred and sixty acres OF
Land, all in wood and timber. except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandris, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss. and
about a mile from the first mentioned
farm!
Also lot of Land containing eleven
acres, contiguous to the town OF Alex
andria. adjoining the lands OF Beal How
ard and Peter SheroD.
Oh. Simms.
Aagustl7. 2awtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
FOR SALE,

n TRACT of LAND, lying in the
~ county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate OF
Gen. Thomson Mason, containing ~
acres. The soil is good, and very sus
ceptiblc of improvement by the Glover
md Plaster system, The proximity
of this property to market, and she Ia
cility with which its produce may be
carried (Hnting-Creek by which ii Is
bounded being navigable almost to the
door) would render 1t extremely valu-
able to person disposed to pay sutii-
.cient attention to its cultivation.
/, Apply to James II Hooe, Esq, or to
Francis Adams, jun.
Msy93
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
Just Il eceived TO: sale
By ANTHONY RHCn ES,

BY AMI HONY RHCl ES,
Boxes of Dom este Goods, con-
tanning Bedticking, Sh: mbrays, Cling.
hams, Plaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Three lads, a few pieces of fine
quality Satinetts mixed oolors, black
and drab colored superfne Cloth. cot
ton Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's fine and cosrSe
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
Saddles ard Trunks
30 kegs of first duality Chewing To.
bacco, long Twist
90 kegs Of Pearl-Ash
20 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles and Groceries AZ
usual . June ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
Negroes for Sale.

Negroes for Sale.
IN Monday the Goth of September
" next. at Fairfax Court. House, will
be exposed to sale for Cash, number Of
NEGROES, amongst whom is Black.
smith.
BUSH. WASHINGTON,
Trustee:
August "a 2awts
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en- q ]. d. sIands, RoYan-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA,.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1919.
LAWRAsON & F0WLE

! -. LA w 1eADOlN. " ~ WAS
HAZE FOR SALE
THE Cargo of Schooner Traveller,
Capt. Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
feet understandable and clear Lumber.
also. LANDING,
$500 lbs. Seine and Sewing Twine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candies.
& 80 cases sweet Oil.
/. 10 barrels tanners Oil.
February l.
Lawrason & Fowle,
I Have just reeeived-and for Sale
22o Boxes fresh
RAISINS.
PLOUGHS.
( i HE subscriber has just received
i for sale, number of the much
admired Connecticut made Ploughs.
mo G. Ladd.5
WHO HAS ALSO FOR SALE.
S puncheons old Jamaica Spirits
casks Brandy
10 casks sweet Wine
80 barrels Beef
$50 pieces Russia Sheeting.
july ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
100 Dollars Reward.

100 Dollars Reward.
ELOPED from Fairfield, in the coun.
H. tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 9TH day OF
March last, negro slave named AN
-THONY the property OF the late Will,
liam B. Page deceased. Anthony is a.
bout feet inches in height, OF sub
substantial form, light yellow complec-
ton, and rather of an afeminate voice.
He is about % years ofage, was brought
up house servant and has been accus-
toned to that course OF employment all
his life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity--he reads
he plays the 6ddle--and possesses
great mechanical turn-he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs The
above reward will be given If Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
to the subscribers living in Alexandra.
But if apprehended at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will be
given if he is secured in goal, and no
tice given to the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. /. / ee,
.ddmrs. of Him. B. Pagedec'd,
MAY B,
The Editors Of the Federal Republi.
can, National Intsliigencer and Gazette
of the United States, will publish the a
bove in their papers, and send their ac-
courts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
Clover Seed, Salt, &c.
John q. LADD

HAS FOR SALE,
Lending from Schooner Leader,
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt,
A few Tierces fresh red Clover Seed,
5000 lbs. excellent Cheese,
loo bushels Potatoes.
February Is
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For Sale
A TRACT or LAND,

a 1 kACI Ot LAM,
Containing 1852 acres, within two miles
of Town, bounded in part on the Col,
chester road, extending to the land OF
James Irwin, and within few rods OF
the Hunting Creek Turnpike. Part OF
The land is enclosed and nearly sufflcl'
ent fencing for enclosing the remainder
and timber for what may be wanting,
with fine growth Of young wood =
There are two small tenements and Sc
veral handsome situations for building
one of which is near the Turnpike
road, commanding view OF Washing
ton, Alexandria and the Potomac river
with an orchard containing between 4
and 500 of the choicest apple, peach,
cherry and plumb trees, and never
falling spring of water.
The land is laid to be we'll adapted
to plaster.
Being SO near town, to person dis
posed to give it attention, it would be q
valuable and productive establishment
The payments would be made to &C
commodate the purchaser, or exchang'
ed for property in town. Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
Auo,,ct lp
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14
September 8

TEAS, SUGARS, &c.
JOSEPH MANDEVILLE,
Corner Of King and Rarfar Streets
OFFERS roR SALE,
100 quarter chests and boxes choice
Gunpowder, 4.
Imperial. Hyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson-skin & Souchong Teas,
60 hy,ds. Muscavads Sugar,
100 barrels Do.
20 boxes White Ha ava Do.
eo,ooolb. Loaf and Lump Sugars
2O,Oooib. Coffee
5,ooolb. Pepper
so hhds Molasses
/. 10 pipes CogDiac Brandy
WITH his usual General Assortment
Of the best Wines, Liquors & Groceries,
for cash or upon thesusual credit IL
punctual customers.
September Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14

Herring Seine Irvine.
Just receiued e FOR SALE,
S cases Herring Seine Irvine supe-
rior qua]ity.-Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
$ $::::, '; s;;:a. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetin gs
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. / and Boston Beef, bbls
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
obls. Tar. RosIn, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7,
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Enc. 4o5,

| will sell a negro man
that IS likely, healthy and young, and
of uaexceptionahle qualities on Farm.
Bede Clements.
= Juiv-
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10 RENT,
A Commodious Brick DWELLING.
HOUSE, on Spacious Lot, upper end
Of Cameron Street. Apply to
John G. Ladd.
VIM hos for Sale, jnss asme to hand,
One Box, yard wide Irish
LINEN, assorted.
December
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-14

Yeaton 6 Conway,
Haze Just rescued from New- York,
20 barrels prime Pork
20 do. cargo do.
20 do. prime Beef.
Nv STORE,
10 hhds. first quality Sugar
80 pieces first do. Russia Sheeting
10 do. Russia Duck.
Ship Chandlery and Groceries, as usual
OCTOBER IA
Iohn Gardner Laid
HIS. FOR SALE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbls.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepper in bsgs,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, Of the lat
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hcmp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by TO-, by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy IN tlerces
& bbls.
Few or. casks old Sherry, London Par
ticular Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
,ien's, Women's and Children's Shoes
in.'barrels and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction, and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
october g..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-05
TONDON, JaDuaty

E0NUON, .SaDuavy
We have no Information By the mail
&c ne Russians having asssally en!stst
! K.nirsburg, but it i again stased that
they are within z few miles q 'aas cap
s tai. + g.
.e.cn,nmercial LICENCES, dated the
OH inst. /, i. said tbst 500 Napoales'nf'ss
,re Maid Cor each, and that the duty on
the imports is six per cent On inc
! French Price Current.
The Armide frigate has arrived :. a.
Plymouth, with several feet OF water 70
her hold, having been on shore on Poin'
ST Jacques, Quibsron Bay, On the even
mo Of the 10Th inst. On striking, eve
70 onel gave himself up as lost, as the
ship Law within the reach OF TIVE heavy
hats,riss. Being questioned from the
Z shore as to the name and nation, tne
,,r,a;n answered." The President iri-
ga,e from America. 1t was then ask
cd from the batteries if they wanted q
I 6 pilot" offering other assistance, and
concluding with informing them that
there wa. an English frigato On me sta
finn The answer fromthe ArDide was
that they..bad . "pilpr on board-teaf
no assistance was wanted; that they
should sosn feat of. The frigate was
It this time in most distressed cendl.
,ion. tie tide cbbing, and leaving her
nearly high and dry On the return OF
the tide, however (haying lighted her
as much a. possible) the Armide ho.tsd,
and the Frenchmen discovered too late,
the ru.e de guerra 6ribg commenced
immediately, but without effect, and the
Armidc pursued her~syage to Plymoutn
Sound, whore she arrived on Thursday
evening.
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Daily Gazests, Z Dollars.
Country Gazefte, 5 Dolsa~s;
Joseph H. Vaudeville.
King Street near the Rivsr,
OFFERS FOR SALE.

OFF ENS FOX SALE.
go hhds. and 100 bis. Orleans and
Ninscavado Sugars,
so quarter chests and boxes Gun-
powder Imperial, Young tyson,
Hy 8n Skin * sauchons iEAS,
latest importation, and superior
quality,
10000 10. loaf and lamp sugar,
2s pancheons Sd aud Sta proof
Rum,
so 900 ID green and white Coffee In
tierces, b,gs and barrels e
1900 40. best Goshen Cheese In
casks,
10 900 do common N. England do.
5000 do Pepper and Pimento,
8 pipes best Attn proof Cognac
brandy, -
do best Americas Gin,
10 boxes Chocolate,
50 hhds. good retailing Molassss,
400 gals. old Peach Brandy,
500 do. old Rye Whiskey,
500 do. Cherry Bounce,
, lxo bis. common Whiskey,
8 pipes, 6 half do so ar. casks,
90 half or do. Madeira, Teae-
rife, Lisbon, Port. and Malaga
WINES-warraated genuine,
so kegs single, double and treble
Il. Gunpowder,
1000 Id. Shot assorted,
100 boxes brown Soap,
$50 do ,spermaceti, mould dipt
Candles,
so do. hoxes and half boxes Spa
nisn Cigars,
$50 reams wrapping and writing
Paper,
10 bales spinning Cottoa,
hhds Copperas,
9 do. roll Birthstone,
1000 ID salt Pstre,
2os nests w ooden Ware,
1000 ID. rcd Soal Leather, 81
so dozen beaver and wool Hats
Nutmegs, Cloves, Csssia, Pimento'
Mustard, best Sweet Oil in bottles
I Wine and Cider Vinegar. white shay
ING Soap, Ground aad Race finger,
Clauher Salts, American Cigars, best
Sosnis h indigo. Madtler, Soft 9 Hard
Shsliea Almonds, Muscsde, Bloom
sask Raislns, flesh Figs and Pruncss
Eaniltou's and CARROTS Snaf IN Dot
ties. Gun Flints, Hair Sitters, Alum,
Fis Blue, best Cavendish small twist
and Pigtsil TOBACCO, Beeswax, lev
well cured Tongues and Hams, Bed
cords, Traces, lines. SIC. SIC.
ALSO,
50 tons Plaster,
5000 bushels Lisbon Salt,
$500 DO. Cadiz do. -
4oeo bushels Blewn and Ground Al
lum do. ia billk and Sacks,
5000 ID. Seine Irvine,
so bushels fresh Glover Seed.
AND s.
Bes, s. 6ne Fleur by the barrel
March %,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-05
BALTIMORE

The President h
has required Of Ia !
state to lurniss so ]
part Of this state'.M'
which he is suths'iMl
to require the s,aa !
are to be marched aa
main there to suaid
pliance with the rsq3
tive has ordered lh,a|
be drafted proporlia]
lila Of A. Arundel I
Hartford county.
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cHARLrsIsJ

The brig ce.s.a
Yesterday, left C,is
captain Smith iaio,,
troops were updsrs,
ing from Spain. \
north 81 Eulcp. .las,
had formed a ,or,d,I
tho English had s,s,,J
minister ex,raordiypJ
stood that Rus,a ,a
ea Oh alliance, 10 viii
included. The ,,'
had !. sent to Pariha1
ordinary, and it vail
was the bearer ofnl
general teaee H.
diz that a minister n
lard .. for Ameriic.
sail of the line, viii }
GAS cut down.. ID
have voted to abol4s !
There had been MI
the French in Spain |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-05

President 81 Vial
Hence ~ ra
essn q III. isrmss''H
.n msritslly inIt,ii,M,sa
butt eu'l fisats L ,s,s,,a
only supsriiori,@, saj
being enabled !, -
than the his,,s,"s N
carry one Gun Is's,a5
.t this pors (r..ssa,s,9
side side. than tn. A,s.~r'sI
States - : and een.a$:sl
se q !, match for ~
board oe.,Dl: have, aer,sis|
ordering ordering the csltsI
quarter gu, deck and H.
sal, said, thu, the Tri,s,
Plymouth, ai,e st,s9
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NORFOLK

NOKfULh
The memy.-SIRa
my's shipping ia Hsl
sis,ing Of three SID
irigates, have rsnc
chorags and taken NJ
tiop in Lynhaven By
of the enemy IRON 4
be could SO efcclldl |
yigatlon has very n''j
a number Of conjstl1
ever inclined 10 1'r
temporary measure
decoyourvs,selslha'
may 10 eon'eqtent'1
ton of James Rlrtt
AIDE continues We IiI
force will accasIoI'A |
be employed in Hl.hlI
eient to cut of 'A q
water between tbs
country.
Captain H
sloep Po'nmy,. d =
60 1U;llouqib,t
having beer esp''a
ny's scheone'' "a;
DE 24lh inst --C'Fi1
left Alexandra The
to Edeli1nt bis 'S
enemy after tasIng!.'1
aud other arll.'" ~
300 aoIIs. in 'P'a'
dered him to p:sc:'r}
the admiral'' @lf
II hoyeser,
save the admir- ~
count, BY running =
the spit Of W'lIo'E
his h.snds took 70 =
shore, leaving The =,
The militia on the
.<.-s= q
Fresh Fruit !
c,o,> g b
Havs nt''ass
Fig, and pr'n ~,
SALAD thy HI H.vIIs
p 20, sss,' +. 11n'.e'' y.
IS Bales Cotton ,r,|
1900 ID L.d ". vi
IS nbds. 40 bro 70
m 9ao oh. greer Oh.
~ hlds. , prime ~
with a general '',
Which they viii o
rate terms ~,
goo Bss,aa@4,a
very .ups''f'I
SEED.
March 49,
,,s,1s|
...,., ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13

schooner made the moath of Buffalo Cree.
and anchored off--making signals of die.
tress-having no pilot on board and Tho
swell running too high for boa. to venture
ous to her relief, she lay at anchor t;Ij nos,
II o'clock, when the wind freshen;nr she
dragged her kedge anchor (havinr lost ,he
other) and heay he'd SO or 60 rods below
Buffalo creek. She proved to be the II &
sch. Chippewa, captured from the Br;,;sh
Sept. 10. Robert ;. Tatem, master. wbnhad
sailed from Putin Bay with baggage of the
9th and 28th regiments of u. S. Infan,rv
and some stores, and was bound To Maiden,
On the 10th instant, within a few miles of
Detroit river, she parted with her ancho, in
a storm, (the same which was felt ar This
placc) and Der sails blowing TO pieces she
became nnmanageable, and it became me-
cessary Tor the preservation of the lives Of
The crew, to heave overheard the baggage
on deck which was considerable, &, beiopyed
principally to the officers of the 27th reei
ment. The gale increased to such a DEGREE
that 1t was with great dificulty that the
schooner was kept above water, Name
times during the way elowE, several cf the
crew inform us, that the deck was freour NJ.
| ly knee deep under water. The crew and
passengers consisted ct about 40 persons.
among whom were three officers of the ar.
MY. and VIM. Brown, esq. brother and aid
4
was. on express from Sackets's harbor 70
Gen. Harrison-and, melancholy 10 relate
fell a sacrifice to his imprutlenoe, after suf.
fcring and escaping together with the rest
OF the crew, the fury of the storm--hut a
few minutes before the schooner beachpt
ne notwithstanding the most pressing en-,
treaties of the officers on board, seized a.,
oar and jumped overheard, probably feariur
the vessel was going on rocks and thinkinS
to reach the shore ON the oar-but. alas1
vain were his hopes, his strength was so far
exhausted with the fatgues of the storm.
that he sunk to rise 10 more
There was no person lost, excep, the
| gentleman above stated. The amount az
property lost cannot be estimated, as the
contents OF most of the trunks which were
lost were unknown to the officer
| The vessel WAS very little injured. and
will, after undergoing some necessary re-
pairs, the first fair wind proceed mn ~.
| lake. We also understand from thu. mas
| on board, that there were no other vessels
out.
| The property in the hold was all mrs.
served, although some what damaged bv the
weather.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-11-13

Cen. Lord Wm BentinclS had his head
quarters at Villa Franco (betweep Tara.
gosa and Barcelons,> on the 18Th Septem
bsr.. There were daily cor bats b,twesa
the van and rear guards, with various sue
cess. The English Col. Adam was wound
ed in one of these, and his vanguard driven
in. In another affair the allies took Col
onel and 100 soldiers of the French cavalry.
The Lisbon Mercury, Of the 4th. says,
=" According to letters by the NIL, Snis
has retired to his second line, & Lord We'll
lington has ordered st. Manial (in the pas
ses) to be fortified"
The same paper says, The allied ar,
my is only waiting for the weather to be-
co::;e settled, to commence the inn ason OF
the French terrific ries: Head quarters Con
,inucd at Lesaco, the oath September"
! 1t is verbally added, that Lord Welling-
ron was before Psmpluna the 27sh Sept
and its speedy surrender was expected.
| Sou!t have sent to.the Emperor for re-
enforcement of 80 600 men.
Prices az Lisbon, Oct 4.
| Flour, II to ID mill reas-Rice, from
mill reas to mill 2-Bee 10. IL, and /.
mill reas-Pork, II 10 20 mill reas-Corn
9s to los cd per bushel-an tho above ar
ticles are nominal and drug.