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PRINTING JtN

PtINTI%C, IisE
OF q wee ior qualif, FcR S.5IP q,
- the O#-e If the Esuu.rer., far
'pecimen of s quality IS >bern ~ ,be -
yes Ut thc Enquirer. Prnscrs of Nevsno-
pers, &:. vii 20 well 70 sppiy in,rtdis,e-
- y they wish 20 be supplied with 90 d pt.
N0vcE b-r12. e -'
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TIE Boot GTd Shoc GL,kine BusjDest
VII hereafter he conducted. ~ the Oh stand ,.sr
the Cap'fo', for The lercfi gf tie estate, ~ tho
9uo'er'o+r, who earnestly so!eits coutnuarce OF
p''t 'a'or5-anh Pe'sfs iinsflfto make use o. as
utmost abilities 70 pesss hs customers
CHARLES WATSON.
o. An excellent assortment of BOOTS ,nd
Sltpt;S m hPnf, To- sale ~ reasonable tcrp,s.
y toHr or hsc Apprentices 70 ire above pro.
tes''",, src w,~ted, who vi! r.c.ise ,ooJ u.sct
November 16. n
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% 7Aoussaa DoAara Re 49,.

: having been some time since di.oovs.od a.. =.
q the Notes CT this banS, oe the ds,or;,,., ~
ien Dollars, had been eounterfeited spJ ,,n, 49,,
eircu alton reward Of One Thousand DoiL1,, was
offered TOR the apprehension aud c,uyjeI;o,. g 1b.
perPeiratoF or perpetTstors OF the said forosry ~
TIC holders OF Bills Of that Denomination 80 ivy
gne,ted to bring them in to be exchanged a. tb.
sank: II npSe sppesrs that Rive Dolisr I(;ns ~
.,', INK have bee" also couHterteited. and .ome
OF Inc forged Bills are in ciroulsiion-a1d NON ,t
smsri'y OF their execution, 1t ia probable tht the
s]oi person or lrrs 'ns engaged IN the c,un
serisiung % both Bills any therefore, authorised
o1 TIE botrd Of D'rootors 10 offer reward ,r 0,e
IhoasGHG OoHays, to be paid tn any persao NJ ,sr.
sons who 81 'l apprebsnd aud convict U,e ,,er,n,.s
to' or perpetrators or either and each Of thg sboyc
mentioned eooaier!ei' and 10 Dollar Bills--snd
the hoi'ers of Bills ofth.s Bank, Of those two drno
mutations, are requested to send then, IN 10 m,
Bank To be exchanged " "''
THOMAS w. BACoTr, Cashier
November rs IN '"'''
~ OFiCE,-l wish 10 rent f,r a r.n iezyo0, y
! s,nan ii'uss, 10 the mel yh5ourhooa Of the Las;n
MARKET ifonSe, for which liberal priee viii h.
''e"' L. VI. RANDOLPH.
nr,,o..,s,. Cs.taih Art
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n. C..
WILMINGTON Nor u

r. Z; W!LMIworoN, Nov. 9.
arrived sloop Patty. J Wood master. ID DAYS
from Phi'ade'phia, bound to Washington i, his
slase-,was captured q inst. of Oceraeock, Inv ,b.
n,','sh armed schooner Paz, Ii, =. Dun.sreas.
The cargo and all the PROVISIONS yer. - on,
the sooP was first threatened to be burnt. bur sf
rewards was given uJ on condition of not Going in.
20 oscracock The Paz has only nine is ronng ear.
ronaHes and but Is or ~ hands, men and bows, To-
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SPHN-ra-G

Atthe Clinton wooden factory Miss Mary
Beardshey, spun on jenny of so spindies,
~ pounds Of half blooAed Merino wool, ma
King lis runs ofyarn, equal to So days work
on the common wheel.
ITnca, IN. N.lha&A.
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markets. would have caused their present
high price, And enabled the wages OF the
workHen to be considerably advanced. ],
howrvcr, anticipate their being somewhat
in"sr BY and bye. The laieness If he sea
son VIII pre-, ent further shir mcnts of Twist
~ Eoods to tic Baltic nor is it likely many
c"nvoys will be Granted during the winter
owing 20 tie di'hcuity Of gi> ing them pro
ttct"n III bcisterous weather. which will
have tendency to lessen the demand and
rev WIZ be disposed To hold large stocks "a,
high prices, as our prospects are daily and
hourly so variable and so changing. " thin
these few days there is an evident anxiety
amongst the holders Of Cottoa Wool to
make sales al former prices, and even lie
tie lover. 1t had advanced from the date
ct my last printed respects to The auuLnci-
alton OF Lord Walpole's mission, WI; ch gave
II check, not since recovered. This wish
to sea- has been further ipcreased by the
'mpor's being larger than were locked for,
particularly through the medium of neu-
tralsfrom the United States, Amelia Island,
Pe, sacoia, Lisbon. Cadiz and Fayal. III this
month and last, Ger imports exceed q cd
deal what they were last year for the same
PERIOD. NJ r. PoAer.
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&Ttrqcf 0 q circular litter from rcshct-
ta0le merchant in Live,uooi, 10 another
in This city, Gafed

LIVERPOOL, Sept. %
SHORTY after had t,s pleasure OF adj
ures'ns you on the 2lst ulS. the London pa
pfrs announced that Lord Waipoie had
proceeded from Gottenburgh To ST. Peters
burg, accompanied by Mr.. Morier. Cor IN.
purpose OF negotiating with the A mer;cso
commissioners. This intelligence whether
SHiCty true or not, had the effect Of mr.
venting any considerable purchases be;rg
made IN American produce, as wei az ~
chechlng the progressive rise going on. Mr.
nave subsequent rumors (through the sarne
channel) that Messrs. Gallatin and Bavsrd
were about returning home without accom-
phshinB any thi'.,,. gwen confidence either
10 ho'oers or Consumers. Indeed, I have
Soou reason to believe. that these last re.
ports are without foundation, although some
thihK otherwise for as late as the (5th)
llth uit. those gentlemen were still in Rus
STA and it was certainly not generaIly 80
derstood, either that they were about re-
turning, or that their mission had failed
out rather that they were in expectation
ana waiting to hear from the Emperor 7
tnink It hardly probable that there was time
Tor negotiations to have commenced Win
Lord Walpole, much less that thev were ar
an end, although such result wand b.. in
unison with the opinions of many well in
formed people in this country. I believe
however mere is no question that the
wishes OF the nation are otherwise, Not
Withstandlng the very Aourishing state of
the manufacturing interest, we wish for
peace with the United Stafes. II IL rs,i,s,.
difficult to understand, under s,snsos;o,,
OF export lat least to any extentS ~ tba,
part OF the world which was previously orr
most extensive customer, WIN goods shou]d
nave 50 much advanced some descriptions
% cotton goods are at least forty per cent
nlsner than they were eighteen months ago.
me rise OF the materials would account tor
TINS TO certain extent, b 1t nothing short If
4 real and extensive demand for foreigo
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q we understand that by the last accounts. the
ia"'"ns had gwen M TT Detroit abuu, ,,po housau,
Oh their tD0hee1: as Hostages Cor t.eir fiieiitn
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r'eparte6 this hie m the Sh inst. in the o5tf wear
81 n s agc WILLIAM A. ROBSON, of Cumher.
an Coo,'y, leaving his aged Parents, one Sister
ana "n'' hroihefs, as FL Ms numerous aeuna,,,
"he': 'o "tp'orr his loss The author ,,f ;hes. re
marks 's sensible it would he in vain tt n;t.mpt IN
p"r'ray ne worth OF this hiniahe yoanp Msn but
may s'y' u o1tS sS son, and affection IS a Brother
WIN all these qualities that is calculated in
MAKE nsn beloved could save life, death dare yot
havs touched him. N''
Ded M tbs city on "Wednesday lasr, MIR John 81
john Tor many years respectable merchant of This
place. - '''''
:, coH@UNIcATED.
Departed this life Oh t. iOilI inst Mr. Fdv,rd
carter, OF tins city, aged - yesrs after long and
paniui illness, wlehle bore with ehis,an fortitudr
th tne expected messenger waited his glad soul to
the boso'' Of lis Heavcui, f,ther
uo~ Ger RS tomb that's drckd with cypress green
n,s youthful friends w''h weeping eyes are seen
hey s're~ the Sod with may lovely sower
no breathe sweet friendship in this hapl,s, horr
10 friendships can, in part, the soul relieve.
LIS 'Ies'eh aioae, Eust stay the sigh to heaYe
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ne Spartan higate with two vessels sailed Aug
~ Tor hahi'% with - sail uni-r convoy. Sailed
both en- inte, with about 900 lick ed seqn,en -, ;o
SiT - yea, on Lake Ontario, U. Canada--,iicy SIR
~ Cork the lTth - take convoy. The GoIish "a
zee was spoken Aug. %, with convoy FOR Amer
, - --N'~''
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BALTrMoRE. Nov &

. III II ORE, NOV z.
~ gculemsn from the nc,ghborfood Of
st. NaEY's. we learn a Continued fire oe
nuSS et,y WAS heard there on. FRIDAY last.
rs the firing lasted moro than an hour. !, is
Ptooao,e smart action has taken place be-
tween the militia aad some OF the cnemy's
baIges.
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NoRFoLK, Nov. 9.
YESTERDAY the Superior Court faished its
session III Norfolk; we have only a,.pre sent
an opportunity OF giving summary Of is
proceedings. Cadet Larac, fer tn, murder
OF MS vile, On Saturday the 2lst OF August
asst w-s capiially convicted. and sentenced
70 -e hung w Friday the 9th of December
ieXt Nh. Ia-e92eK, counsel for the pri
oner, n ade very able and ingenious de-
ence.'-i ne case of Lu7vrfnce, the certin
iel who shot Mr.. Bal at Fort Nielsen in MAY
iast. WIS re.cred &C. anether tribunal
[9dsfy tor shooting IPiLiia5t Shields. wa
sentenced to ten years cor 6neuent in the
ferifentiary, as was also Peter Lynch, for
cor'mittins rape IN Marta Dunn. Sayah
'o"l%om, bis accomplish, was acquitted.
'4fe1eader Nae, Esq. from Richmond,
was counsel for the comm on yealtb and
eHclted universal admiration and satisfaction
ny the mastery manner in which he con-
dncted the prosecution, aud combatted tue
hercu.ean talents Gf Mr.. TG-csyrN. who
was generally opposed to him. Herald
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:, Cha -lesfon. Nov. e.7-Thc packet boat
hhGLe-, ieturned last higat from the two
hntsn briggs off our Sar. where She had
gone Tor tie parpOse. as we understand. az
ranSoin'ng the Letter of Marque schr. Inca.
from La leste. We learn by her, that tho
bf,sisf Drugs Che GotterrR u Pcc,u;t J
mac taken out Of eAe schooner whatever
'ney could and had cut away her n,asts, *
scu'',en her. We do noc kuaw whether
the Object for which the E.1vie was co..,
down has hecn attained as To ina, mar. &C.
cargo ot the Inca which is saved. The two
renc.i Centlelneo PASSENGERS who were
taken in the iDca, and Captain She.r.
wood and Lady, who were passengers in 10.
smacE MARY, M'GIarY, which sailed from,
this port for New York about zen DAYS sirce'
aud captured by the british cruisers OF thi2
port IN aoout6 hours after sailing, came mn
to town last evening in the Eagle Tim
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LICENSES

are now granted for any port 10 the United States
OF h'nerca not icing II the southland of Rhod. Is
and and n being hoskaded, 10 a port TO be ma,
'heu ," toe Cni'e'i Eingf'om. Ship aud crew 70 b.,
surety nentrsI, and th* former 10 be named To
import ahd export bot'., eithcr---if tn. former,
no exception 20 To goIrs; ifthe latter list a. the
soo's to aecnmFs"y the apple tion. Nine n,oaths
ior double voyage, and SIX Tor the single voyage.
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Unca, IN. Y.) ha$1.

AS .fdnrirat Sir jain Boriase ITcrren is
momentiy expected in the Chesapeake.
the tanners in the vicinity of Cape Herr,
had batter look to their hen roosts, their hog
nr'iS, and their shrth and cattle folds
Capt. Berry of tho Dragon. il is said. has
boosted that he knew tie situation and con.
dtuon OF every farm iii the lower precincts
o' Princess Anne county; and also, the
names. circums ances and gu iities of heir
owners, so thathe could 60 in The ea.k and
lay his hand upon fat foul, hog, OF, bullock
without the least trouble of grof,6,g The
saHe person has said. that he coud obtain
any thing he wanted in the provision line,
from Norfolk, if it was not for the contour
ded gan boats that blockade the barber, and
pre'ent all underhand communication with
his McJesty's fleet !--Norjolk Herald.
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Loss Of ire British slooh or 7rnr Lauris-
.iN"$. he Laur;stinus sloop of war, rat
r'g ~ guns, captain Graham, from the
Chesarcake Tor New Providence, runnine
down trom the Hale in the Wall. p, evious
10 me ste Sale. run on ledgs of rocks,
Oh me =. Si.!e Of Abacco. in the night and
".nt 10 p'T ces immediately. She was com
ing TO n. y. to carry specie to Bsrunuda
having on board bills to the amoun, of 400
'ooOt. TOR which she was to obtain silver. u
vas expected some vessel would be sem
from bermnds for the money. SIZE was 4
DAYS oae when wrecked, ard was deceived
III ner rechoninS. Grew saved.
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- LlVERPnoL, G5tI' Sept. 1878.
In the prices ut uot,on bav. to state very lutIe
varano" from the quotations ia my last respects
notwithstanding very good trade ia Cotton Clouds
~ an the manufacturing districts indeed many ci
the Manchester houses say the, never ln.w 81 h.,.
er''rade In consequence Of this, goods have lately
got up considerably and should no doubt have
experienced aproporiionate rise in the raw mater.
al RAD not been tor Edireet ;roorts,ions of Cot
ton. which is almost daily coming forward vi, Ams
Tia Island, L'sbon' Csdiz, Fayal add Pensacola. 1t
Is hnpnsshs tor any one TO estimate tke possible ea-
tent OF Supplies hst msy b. reeei, cd tro,h these
ehHh"e's--ahd the ehsct upon tue holders is 10 make
them relax cons; ,erar in their rx ,ect,t,o, 20
vessel has WITHIN the last wee. arrived l..re from
direct ant her cargo a.iini,tr,i to enter al
though from bocksded port. This is a peculiar
ease and heheve tie sane ndul .encc is not lkel,
10 he granted to another.
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government o. until the balance of rri.
sohers due there was paia.
That the American officers and other,
we're parc!ed in Dartmouth, x thar 10 COM
nunication with them Except By osiiciai
permt) was allowed.
That Leus. Sudd had writ,en to the Bri-
,isa Agent in Halifax. bat his letter h ad bee |.
was allowed except through the American
Agent, who, it IS sad had been ordered Sc.
ven miles into tie country.
That the Shannon, in Co. with Portu-
guesc ship OF about ESQ tons. which she had
detained, was gUing in as the Hope came
out. 1t was reported in Halifax. that the
Shannon would take Capt. Broke To England
and that he had not entirely recovered
from his wounds.
HALIFAX. Sept. 17--Ar. Oh Tuesday.
ii. N. ship san Doraingo, Ad. Sir J. Is. w an
rem. caps. 'Pecheli from the Chesapeake ::
with the Junon, capt. Saunders; Fox. late
capt. Paterson Nemesis. capt. Maude !;
Diadem, capt. Bfing; Diomedc, captain
rairbam'; success, capt. Barclay Loup
Cervicr, capt. Mends R6mulus, captain
Knight Ninrod, captain Mitchell; Ber-
muda, Bulwark, rocket ship, two trans
ports, and An. Brig Anaconda.
Also, on "Wednesday. H. Nj. S. Poicticrs,
capt. Sir J. p. Bcresford.
Also, Yesterday, II. NJ brig Thistle.
Also, briggs Mariner and Watson, captu
red by the Am privateer Yanky, recap.u-
red by the Poictiers; aud brig Sophia, with
-four, &c..
The ships from the Chesapeake brought
two battalicns of Royal Marines, ard de-
tachment of the Io2d regt. under the COM
mane or Major General Sir So dney Beck
with.
he Halifax papers mention the loss of
the brig Colibri. nd Persian sloop-and the
capture of The Boxers after most severe
and blooiy battle" and the schr Damini a,
" after very severe action" There Is no
other remark than'. that the Boxer had bu,
hftie more than forty T,en on board having
sent two boats to cut out some vessels" &
that the Enterprize was eyery zuavs far
superior to The Boxer
IL Gunnery certain.
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LAST EVENINGS MAIL.

.fibany, September %.
Dy gentleman direct from Piattsbrsb. we sn.
Isrt'anu that the srmy under the command o. Gen.
hampton, entered OdeI town on the Goth. where
they surprised the piquet guard the next day they
Taeros'ei The lines aud guartered Vt Chszy. On the
Z%i' they took up their march to the westward te
generals H. Quarters that night about II miles frepl
ChSzy, The same distance west az P'attshurgh on tire
Chsteugay road, tthe way Col. Pike marched with
ms brigade last spring) The general opinion is they
are bound TO Saeketts Har5or' Some os the militia
nave arrived at Cumberland Head, others we're on
Ihe Lake on their passage 10 the frontier.-Com.
w. Dono1gh remained with his feet between the
Head {, PORT au Fer. There is M dnnb, ~ his an.
perority.
Commodore Chauncey was of Genesqee en- Mon.
day week, and WIS expected to rescl, Fort George
the next dy He has probably returned 10 the har.
bour ere this, with the troops under goyd, &c.
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ENQUIRER oFFICE.
0 c z 0 n Z r 5.
oUR SE.4JIE.N

OCl(. oEs.3.fIfsJNs
u We had not reasons enough 20 curse the conduct
Of our enemy beore tie war, they have given us s,f
fcent to hate them Since.-The bar5afitiss
which they have practised are almost enough to In.
duee to take MS son to the altar, TO swear G.
tsrnal hstred against them.
Tomahawked on che frontier, ravsged on the sea-
board, would thiuk that the cup Of Injuries was
full But m; they have contrived 10 wound US thro'
thc sides % those gallant tars for the protscton M
whom the w1r is waged-- Impressed IN n state OF
pesor, these poor fellows have been doomed TO ia
ofieon7Hent IN state OF
We ask The attention OF the reader Go the following
facts:
When the var broke ont, our eouDtrynen IN Tn.
3iand were Of these three descriptions Ist Mer.
;harts aud others who had been doing busin sss ir.
Hng'aus 2nI Nsriners whom trade, rohberies OF
'nr vessels under Orders IN Counc, and other caus
60 had thrown upon the English shores and 3rd
oesmen who bad been i03pressed into the English
navy.
The resder, who hes seen how freely the Ameri.
can government hss. iss the jritisb Aliens 20 oat
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Whsi vii! the "rDost thinking" Peorle OF Eng.
land say to tbs disappointment OF their hopes ?
Bells Heekiv Messenger au,, the London Court
er, both al them .GsiaiS.eyiaf pap.rs have isreiy
thrown cold "atei upon the ex9eetssions O; pence
,'e -He'SeHssr says tina; netning~ be expect
eh from Csnsrees"--snd the Courier asks. " 10
sthere u st thiuks secure pese- with France)
practicable at this MT l-1he same reason i
assigned by both, viz.--that England ought 10 vieIa
"o'hing as TO the great maritime points The .s7es-
80 s t1 declares that she must exercise sil her
r'g'.ts Of search, colonial bioekade and overhcuL
rig crews ard goods."--The Courier equally mo-
tests against The surrender OF one a,om oil tsr ma
rttihle 'iP.s, the mau-mast OF her Constitution q
her power" -
The Messenger :sys sothing o;,ectir ss tn .,,,,e
,fean aiiairsyet tn rs,; it puts in OF overt aul-
DS CeWS, rs enough TO show what are its *
psetshons.-Ihe Courer is less ressrvet---" As lii.
re hsehhooh ct adds) IS there Of any sreedy adj
justmcUt OF the DIFF Fences With meriSa" & echo.
the expression of the Prince Regent that ss he viii
net eocsent 10 purchase the restoration of peaee y
sny sacrifice of the maritime yiphf. of the R;.;s
Empire"
ii is ioient for us TO say, that we do not aa tn
sscr hee OF any riSh,-but merely the abandonment,
ol S"0Hg' whien has been prac:ssd upon us; Tor
sueh' We contend, according to the Law of Nations
Is the assumption of over-h aul:ng CIR cYeus-N
cite THESE Journals to show the sltpht eyneetatinn
winch 10 entertained in England Of peace with Anne
rea, and the necessity which it imposes OF calling out
all our resources to meet the brunt of war.
UJ' Our readers will form some idea Of the I'M
PdrnGf,y and finer lean feelings of the Federal pa
pers, when we assure them that down 70 mis- dry.
we have not seen in one Of these prints one Of those
Docamenis witch the II. OF II. has collected 10
prove me Bdrbdrffies of the Enea,sy-- Reif's
FhLfGdelphid Gazette akone excepted, which has
published the correspondence respecting the treat
ment OF osr seemen ~
To the Editor of the I" Gamma, Sc,,ern
Wnst think yon now Of the enoraties Of =" your
IRE nos at Hampton Do you do you not, believe
that I'm beckwiih, who has GG1nitteS some and
not den'ed the rest OF them, is a liar i?
% We can assure Mr. Cooper Of the Norfolk
Ledger, that we never for one moment believed linn
10 be the author Of the late infamous hocx. nor
uiI We mean to censure him on that occasion.
The Editor ut the Charleston Courier has offered
reward to any one who will discover the person
that has palmed the lie upon his Office.
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Uat'a, 'o9SH) It's lieutenant general eomHar,,inc
the armies IN Spssn. This Msrs'si took tine eon,s
n,and o. tse Stn iu,, s.a ihio-.;.st.i, ,re.a,,d
10 msrch assis. ths r.rsiisi, VINO bese ed Pa,uie-
| luna and D Serast'Aus t7f' E
hener ,-o1n l,eHes fey es,n ~, s,,c,as an St. Sc
Dasfans, ~ ms e.csilenc, the .fisnisier oj - az
Gated she I3fh JnL,.
M, Lord,
On tae ssi, The English general seut to me flag
OF truce shcn refused re.e.se; The breach was
tten practicable
ore ison 50 rieces OF esano:, sad DESTROYED the
fronts OF the houses from Ztinia To st. tlmo AID
oPeasd :resn breaches Since the xxi, they So, On
hre the ci'y ia different places, and rou,inus,I te
eoaH'srs,ion BY towing hcnbs a,.i ar.nsces the
city had already suffered much
I'n' morn'ng at o'clock, the ene,ny awaited
themselves ct The conduit OF water fon, tae fon..
tam OF the city toesta',isb mine with which the,
osew up ire pace I0,tItes near the covered way
at tins ssnal, bis attacking columns Put Themselves
IN mott n. On evt ~ side the enemy WAS received
Vigorously every man who noinied the bresch WAS
eithsr Killed or wounded; the columns which ,,,r,sd
themselves IN the covered way were driven out
! ne ieats OF srias does Tie cteatcst honor to me
brave GARRISON ii 81 D hasass, and in my FIRST re-
tnrt aia,! 'nasc ieentiun Of the naoe, OF ndiri-
dusss who have dist.ns "a shed themselves
estimate The iuss Of the English ~ from u 10 Is
hundred men, either in the breaches or in the coy.
ered way, or by the iire Of artillery, and the.
hanf grensdes thrown at them ncsr the ,b.s,iou OF
81 Jnon, and ut the approach Of the breaches
|e English gcucrsl demanded o. me permission
TO bury Iis dead granted one hour and took INTO
the city ssi wounded, amongst whom IS officers, he
sdos s3' pr1snners.-cse enemy carried off his
wounded who were more remote frcIa the walls
Inc prisoners IN orm us that the enemy had 81 ofi.
cers killed, including the commander of the attack
ing coumn.
The Duke of Daimatia has done nee the honor tn
inform me, th't he S cui move in order to raise
he blockade of this plsce as well Ms OF Pampehna
(Sgnod) = RFY
Copy 81 a letter fro1n the Duke Of OainnQtio 10
" f. the -Hinisfer of Par.
AT the camp on the Heights of Aitabisca, e5th Ju-
iy, 1919, IL o'c!'c,> at night.
Ny lord this day attacked the right os the
enemy. We drove them from 3 very stroag positi-
or in front of the defle o: h!tabieSa; heavy ioe
surprised us AZ O'Clock, at the moment we were
pursuing the enemy, and prevented us from stack.
ing the plain OF Acknowledgement We sia b.,
able TO effect tkis. We have ony tasen'oO0 p,ison-
ers, but the English hsre Suffered much.
(Signed) The due de DALMATIA.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-10-05
LATE FROM HALIFAX.
Boston, SET. IS.

Boston, Seif. 25.
The ship Hope "a released American)
arrived here yesterday in six days from Hall
fax. The papers to the 17th inst. state
That Adm. Warren's squadron had ar
rived there from the Chesapeake e, and Ian
ded the troops that hadbeen employed there
IN and that there were then in port four
74's. two cas-, Inc frigates, four sloops Of
war and one schr.
That IS American prisoners had been sent
20 England, ia the Regulus, as British sub
Jects and that sixteen persons had been
confined in dungeon, by order of govern
ment, in retaliation for British prisoners
confined by order Of The American govern.
neut. CT the American prisoners confined
were, Captains Lane, Morgan, ]'rask, Per.
~, Swain, snd Light end ten belonged 10
tie Chesapeake OF whom was the carpenter
and the gunner,
That no further exchanges Of prisoners
would take place until further orders rom