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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

The expence of the peace
establishment, exclusive
of the additional force
authorised by the acts
passed during the year
"f8l2, may be estimated
at
The interest On the pub
lie debt during the
year 1914, will be as
follows: on old funded
debt 3
On 6 per cent. stock of
1912, including tenn
porary loans received
in part of the loan of
eleven millions, which
will remain unpaid in
1914,
On 6 per cent. stock of
1873, /
On Tr. asury Notes which
will be reimburssble in
1874; say OH 5000, 900
at 5 and 2-5 per cent.
On the luan for the year Is
Interest payab.e within I'll
year
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-10

The revenue now established.
being estimated 10 produce
Swould leave TO be raised
20. To cover the above sum of
% ~ 80
The internal taxes heretofore
proposed, were estimated
to produce
And the duty of % cents a
bushel on salt imported,
which though estimated
heretofore at only 500, 900
a year, during a state OF
wars YET, IS the consumpti-
OH considerably exceeds
100000 of bushels, may
be estimated to produce
Making the sum wanted
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-01
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
NETWORK. Oct. %.

The Northern aail, arrived last night
furnishes Us with The British accouns OF
Proc,o-'s disaster. They say they were
opposed to an American force OF 10 or
$4,000 men and that their defeat was
partly owing to some unpNrdooabIe ne
eject in leaving six FOUNDER on their
flank destitute Of ammunition !. )!
Letters were received from Sackett's
Harbor of the asa inst. VIII CHI stale tat
the boats from, ina, place bad arrived al
G,enadicr Islaod, on The 2lst. about 10
miles abrve Kingston. where our troops
were landed The only remaining 9th
Ger lef the Ha bor the 22d for the. Ar
my. Destination Kingston or Mont"ca!
The force consists of four briyades, "a
bout 5000 men) under the command of
Gen. Wiiknson. Gen. Lewis I'd In
command. The brigades arc command
ed BY Gems. Swartwoui Boyd, Brown,
and Covington It is snppcscd Gu.
Hampt n will join them with about 5000
men. the Secretary at War was at
Wa1ertown on the ed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-01
kunnl,iN iNrEi.Llu, Nc.
uUarU =, uci "a.

y ~ IT m VI VFIFN
Yesterday evening arrived ~ ,hls
pss,. ,he shlp NllnrF,a Capt feF'l,
iam I.eilh. "a dave, hT,aalng l.sn
,las dates a. ,he 9th Ssplrmlsee. se.
,essl day. laier ,hsa helere rceels.
sd. THE, ave riralshed With man,
ilporlssi delall. sf War % .wrallan'
o. ne ssvih ~ Farape. flam which
ihe lallaslng bsiof selsc,lsas are
masle
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-01
- Superhne Yellow Bark,

DR.S.sNFoRD'S improved pow
DER of the BARK, having been used
md hishly approved by many physi-
;ianS Of distinguished character in diffe-
rent parts Of the United States /; the
proprietor is now encouraged to offer
i, to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste,
in the choice of his means. can fail 10
be gra;iied ia the use Of this elegant
prcparation.--in strength fhehess and
certainty of operation. il greatly sur.
passes the bark III con. mon use.
The ESSENTIAL SILT or
BARK, pra pared b the same.
The above articles are put up in
parcels ordiaerent sizes, to accommo.
date the usual wants of not only ply.
.icisns, but of retail druggists. coun.
try merchants and private families
Sold by
James Kennedy. sen.
Bookseller and no ether herssn 10
iersndriD
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-01

wonrwissros. (Ohio) Sept. 20.
On saturday last. ~b.a $50 ~
Colonei smith's Rifle Regiment pas
sed through this place. on their why
90 the Nor,h wc.icrn ,rmy.--And
on Tuesday. abou, two huadrcd n'ore
of the same regiment. under capis.
Aplet and Hamilton. Destination
the same.
Absat $50 of the militia Of this
state passed here yesterday Tor the
frontiers, OF 4 sis months TOUR
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-01
ATEXANDRTA GAZETTE, EXTRA.
Monday Morning, Nov. I.

some mensess 70 no executed at q pro-
per season, and concludes bv professions
&c a,achmsn, 10 him sephl 'n hav, 4
been the only one III hls htu,hofs ia'
rame escepled) ,ba, bad tssnain,d ton'
slanlly miihlul 10 him
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-01

Ing That unity OF viii and action
whmh IL 90 essential 10 sueeess.
10, malaai issrs wlll eprsa,s 10 fs'
psvss thass lesl.aslss shlch .e o''rn
esuIaaasl lhs eslealailaas eflhe poll
lls.Ma. ANIL uhe plass er ihe s'emr'sl.
The pmaer or france IL lmuiensc,
sssnapss,ss has this advan,aRe, that
h.s affair. ARE solelely iirer,cd by h's
ewn viii. There u u terrible ener.
4, ~ a military aestpilsm, where nll
the h.m.s aud museles of an Immense
,,.I,ula,Ion are under the Immediate
In,pal.r of onc transcendnnil, fierce
and aeey soul. which like an evil spi-
rio possrss the Whole body Of the ma.
zion hut even this power. eSempllil
rlas,lis N "a tdrrB frn.ec pns'r,srd
nv Bonaparte, must yield. when eve.
w individual opposed 10 him feels
that he has n soul and n country Of
his own,o tight Cor and 20 save. And
let Il not be forgotten that France
has dome her utmost, the present is
not only the crisis OF Europe, but Of
the fate Of Bonaparte.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
. Amerifan leri3e Etst,

Arrived al Bristol, OH Tuesday evening
'as,, British le,ter-of marque sch Alder. s
suns, prize 10 the Yankee, of Bristol cargo
powder, (4oo casks moskeis, fliu,s,bar-
cad and iron, dry-goods, sc. The Alder is
-oppered, and was formerly French prisa-
ser Vessel and cargo valued at tsvenfy-
shs thousand dollars.
Arrived at Charleston, (Sou,h- Carniins,)
British brig Fly, s guns, prize 10 the Yam
.kee, ot Bristol, Or. ID The Fly was for
perly French priyateeS at the Isle of
rance. Cargo gold-dus,, ivory, gun-pow-
der, &c. valued at fhirfy-sir thousand dollars.
Arrived at New Orleans, British ship Mel.
500, OF 600 tons, with a full cargo OF dry
goods, prize to the Saratoga, OF New York.
Also, (srriyed at New Orieans) British
big Anuim, prize TO the Saucy-Jack, Of
Charleston.
British brig Resolution, 10 guns, taken by
the y y sloor of war Hornet, and burnt, at
er taking out fSyeafy-fpc fheLsand dcilars in
specie, and her cargo coffee, -four, iustic, sc.
81" G.dLL-f.NT EXPLOTT!
Extract OF letter from captain lie Chantier. Of the
priva.ser Hazard, OF Charleston, to u gentleman
IN New-fosk, dated ST. Mary's, March q
- have just arrived he,e win my prize,
.AbS ouiP hibioDs WHICH ttp'uTNQ OH tile st
Feb. long Ga, lat. l6, N. On the 23d Feb
r0ary being on Savannah bae, having lost sight
OF her in a fos, she was retaken BY privateer
from New Providence, mounting pieces Of
cannon ; alter which We fell in with her again,
he privateer in company, which we engaged,
and after an action oil seven hours and half
me privatcer struck, and We reiook the ship.
II We had had halt an hour more of day light
! should have 5rought in the privateer, but
tearing to loose my prize, was forced to a.
oandon her.--My lieutenan, aud carpenter
were wounded dangerously, and five scamen
slightly. My force consisted OF % Fighting,
men the enemy had 90 guns on board The
prize and privateer continually playing on
me, and 60 men-I should .ather have sunk
than struck. hope the Caledonia will tc-
men,bcra long time the small Heard" The
Hazard carries but three small guns.
The Afbion svas from Dema' ara, bound 10
London, svish a .fan earge, consisting Of 400
hhds. Sagar, 60 nuncheons RIm, 10 tcltS
Cotton, 500 bags and So casks ef ceGrc; and
. 4 frft 5,aH
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
Delaware Squadron.
HEAD QU ARTERS, J
Leris, Narch ga. 1919 {

XseTrts, lHarch Zyd, 1918
Sir--As the Governor OF the State of Del
aware, and the commander Of its military
force, improve the earliest time afforded me,
since my arrival at this place, of acknowledg-
jng the rcceip, of your letter of the i6n inst
directed to the Chief Magistrate OF Lewis.
The respect which generous and magnan-
imrus nations. even when they are enemies,
take pride in cherishing towards each other,
enjoins it upon ME duty owe to the
state over which nave the honor a, this time
20 preside ; TO the government of which this
state is a mcmocr, and TO the civilized world,
to enquire of ypn. whether, upon further and
more mature reelection, you continue resolved
TO attempt the obstruction of this town
shall probably, this evening receive your
reply to the present communication, and your
determination of executing Or rc.in1uIshins
the demand mentioned IN your letter 1t the
10th inst. If that demand is still insisted
upon, have only to observe to you that
compliance would be an Immediate violation
OF the laws of my country, and an eternal stig
ma on the nation OF which am citizen :: a
compliance therefore canno, be acceededto.
have the honor IN be, sir,
Your most obedr. servant,
JOSEPH HASLET.
His b. NJ shin PoicHers fa tht mouth y fhr
Delaw1re, 23i # March, 1873.
S;r---In reply 10 your letter received to day
by Rag Of truce, in answer to mine Of the
10th inst. l have to observe, that the demand
/ have made upon Lewistowo, is % my opIn-
ion neither ungencrous nor wanting an that
macnanimi,y which one nation ought to OBJ
serve 10 another with which II IS al war.
Ills in my power to destroy your town,aod
the request have made upon 1t as the price
OF its security is. neither distressing nor an-
usual I mgs, therefore persis, and what
ever .uffertnxs may fall upon the inhsbi,sD,s
Of Lewis, must be attributed to yourselves,
by your 10, complying With rcaues; 50 casi'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

The private srmed s,ia ysrttOwr. Of ie guns I'D
$50 saen, Abraham isiSeg, csc commsadsr. sailed
fom New.york on Thu sd., las,, On a cruise A
arysts vessel moe colopleles. h.,ed Tor service,
probably docs nos belong 10 the Uni,ed States.
Lioerc!i.y " -4mericaa 1ars.
II is fact worthy OF note aud la the high
& 81 degree honorable to our brave Tars, that
On the day succeeding the destruction of II.
b NJ brig reacork, the crew OF the Hornet
pado subscription and supplied the prison
sfs (who had lost almost every thiee) with
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
Practice yLay.

THE public are respectfully Informed, that
the subscriber has taken an OfFcc in rrce,own.
(Assonett Village Mass where his undivided a,,cp
tion will be devoted to the PRACTICE OF LAW
10 gentlemen OF this or other states, who may have
business, in his profession, in this section of ,he
country and shall enrust the same To him. lac pledged
himself that his best excriions shall be devoted ti
their interest. Communi, atons per mail shall re-
ccive his early and due attention
HERCULES CUsHMAN.
Frec,own, Mass March So, 1915
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
10 0e sid a. Pubhe duenon

~ 7o 0c Svld ~ pubise dueliOn
The 5,h day of the An month, called April,
1913.
HE Stalls in ,he Ferry Wharf md Brick
= Market-Iiouses, on the Premises, beginning at
the Ferry Wharf Market, at IL o'clock. A N.
HIso--ihe Town Marsh, directly f,rr The
disposal Of the stalls aforesaid, at said Brick MARKET
For further partcuINs.nqu of sILts DEAN. suc-
tioneer. or CLARKE HOLMAN, Town Treasurer.
1st 4sh mo-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

FOR SALE, a variety ot fashionable House.
ho'G Furn,ure. consisting of Chairs, Lookinc.
Glasses. mahogany post bedsicads, set Dining Ia
bios. Card Tables, Tea and Dining sets Chn., b,ass
Additions, Sho,cls an, Tongs, and Kitchen Utensiss
Apply to JOHN II WttEELNRILHT.
Newport, April 1, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

NECESSITY having led me 10 teach School,
4N shall think it kindness in NY friends to .enA
their chllnren to the Methodist Chapel, where
have opened School
!. rrS rI1 IN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

fIt 49, A. H.. ss
TIL, /, subscriber being about to rclinquish
his present establishments, and contemplating
leaving this town, requests all persons who ir.
debtea TO him to make immediate payment, sn1
those to whom he is indebted to present their acS
counts for paymen, b, the 1oeh inst All dcmacda
not settled by that time, will be lef in the hands ct
All Attorney for COLLECTION. RICHARD BARKER.
Nrwport April 1. 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

THE Newport Association Of Mechanics and
Manufacturers. are requested 10 meet at Tho
stateilouse, tho fiist Monday in April. at half.
past o'clock, p. NJ. IL beng the Annual Meeting Of
tue Society. By order
JOSEPH CGz2ENS, Secretary.
H., Arrtl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

II just received the Managers List OF Prizes
\ N he second class Of susquehanns Cana Lot
Fortunate Loutr: Ofice-whorc few warran,e1
undrawn Numbers in the PLYMOUTH REACH
LOTTERY. now drawing, (eieven days over) nearly
all tue high prizes in the wheel, may be obtaired z
immed' application be malc April 1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

1T nhe heuse Of H. B.aRKFR, near me Siafe House,
(Tnef before sod of b,rvafe saic,)
variety of .l,icies sucD "a Cnaise. Slcighs.
Cart. Cow and cdf with y, uv other ari.crs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
LAND FOR SALE.

To be soH az ,n6Lic Auction,
On MONDAY, I2th day Of April,
az 2 s'sisek, r. ~ On he Prem;,es,
- KY ceres of Land, situated IN tne own
- &c Tiver,op, adjoining the main road to Boston,
sihn about fifty rods of the Rhode island Briige.
Ssia Lsnd comprises mosing AID .pssturing Lsad.
with QUANTITY of Wo,d L,nd For further partc-
ulars, inquire Of JOSEPH DcHryr, 81.
Tncrt -, April 7. se:r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
% les ct AUrtiD...

"a MONLAi &c Mo- O'clock,
.df LO.NG.ROOIf, No. lI6. 7hames-slrcrt
A Large assortment of GROCERIES,
n Consisting Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

" acqaiescci IN. have the honor ia bs sc.
J.P. BERESfORD, Commodore, &C.
70 ne Honorable Josrnh Hasisf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
Greaf bargains at Aucnon.


CKANSTON & SHAW.
M I'LL sell AZ Auction, at their Office, on WE'D
w NEsDiY, the 9TH April, at III o'c!ock,
hhds. w l. an proof Run SO do. 81
do % do, Cd do. ; 9 pipes beat Spanish Brandy /;
l6 do Gio (Pawuuxet) i3 do. hilbert best Brow
Stou; 20 bhds, B.istol Porter 10 do. Musoo, ado
Sugar IL bbis 10. do 10 hampers CIDER ~
boxes Pipes; 1000 lbs Coffee 81 boxes Chocolate .
8 bbis Irish Beef 90 bbis. English Flour; 6 bales
Cotton; 50 do Cassie 10 chests souchong Tes--'o-
gether witiI great variety Of other Groceries
April RtN,.rON 4 SHAW .gnct'rs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

"A Large assortment % GROCERIES,
\ Consisting gf-
hhds. good favored chest fIyson Tea
w LRum- 100 VT. Spanish Hotant
pipe Brandy Indigo
qr cask sherry Wine 100 WI N. Orleans do
do do Malaga 70 gross Corks--
so VT. Nutmegss-- 250 doz wine Glasses
1000 WI. Cassia--- | l box Mustard
bsg Pimento-- tons Logwood--
do Pepper box Pipes
a casks Cur. Powder, ! do. Chocolate, 70. L.
Massachusetts inspect do. do do D.
ed proof do. do. Smiths fine
Kegs Ginger chest lily son.sku Tea.
Conditions made known at the lime and place of
sale. NATH SWEET Auct'r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

Those Letters tbn have rcmsired in tie Office 70
s, weeks viii in few da,s te sen, 10 the Gene u
Ivst. Ois,cc. unless they ne tsksn up.
BENJAMIN %. MuMrDRD. <sss s'i4srn
Newport, April !, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

The y. sIcop sf war Hornet, capt. lawrence,
arrived st the navy-yard IN New.York, ON Thursday
last, from cr,size Of $50 DAYS, during which her
n;repidcrew had opportunity Of signiI zng them
selves and honorny their country in Abr'Iiant naval
tris.nph which they achieved over the Peacock one
Of hS Dri,snnic mj=sy's slooYs Of war.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

Col WIZ Duane, editos ol the Philadelphia An
rora. is appointed adjutsnl General Of the Amie
Of the United States, Wy the President.
Col z. Prks, has been promo,ed to the rank o
Bigader General in the United States army.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

LiSi .Of l.EIILkS
Remaining in he POST -C6ice, N.uasrt, X. q
.gp,nL 1913.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-13
( COTTI.tJ.47TOI
tGE 4ate F'prsisn ! ETell1s'eaoe, ty''she
esgn Nl@ry, tram LeAAo1.

Rs,ynrt OF the Conpizaeler in Chief of
the Afrnajts, GGeactals Field Ri nsbal
Prince AkutusotfS SsNafsDsao, 10 HIS
Imperial lWaJesty. LDeeecaber i4th,
asa.
Aktlse time 0f the capture, of Wilma
by cur troops oR the l0ta of December,
the esemyi det1ied through TIC streets,
whilst Count Plateii, in olxferlo- eutoff
sis renpae by lheroz 6 ,a kowaO, oesu-
PIE .ittui,i, ali t,ls CpssaekE regiments,
as welt as with ,Aose1 OF the Hussars of
-ONiapsie. a4ldtAe drsgoons OF Saitomlr'
and AersaFEas. EHaving .ct pass tt 6 first
ordered C4a'It . ebof Benisofi to asrck
It wilh spirit, at the sasae time heat
1eacksG with impetuesity The other CO.
inmhs tie artillery under Col, Prince
keatashsff Kept up an sscessant fire.
Count PiatsF afterwards ordered Count
OiioH Dsaisoff 10 pass in the rear oGrhe
enemy,to post detdehTHents oh his flaaks
and to prevent his arriving at the moan
sans of Ponary. The large columns
were completely routed by the we'll d.
a'eered 6ne of eur artillery, and after
! ~artls entirely tlesttoyed. One general
50 officers, and more than lueo soldiers
! we're msde prisoners !; SO pieces Of can.
nan were tsken, and number of way
gons and carriages. TT boss on our
side was very inconsiferablc. @CeleDel
Hcwsisky and Lieutenant Colonel BIZ
bskoR, were Dangerously wounded {
AAsser the capture of wilma, employ,
ed etery possible means tore-esta5iisii
order, sad to inform MYSELF of every
thIes but the shortncsso OF the time
does not permit me TO prrsentto your
imperial majesty with tthisreport, de-
tailed inventory of aliHwe,huse found
here, especially as the quantity of pro
nsof every sort, az vel as the num-
Der OF prisoners, 10 so great, that it win
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-13
SATURDAY, MARCH IS.
yNat,,atbse Lands for Safe.

sr-z-+FfFs aosscgloer WITH sellsa Tract
OFF Hand, ccoHtaining SIS and a
thaI aces aase Ian twolhi!e OF fanqniel 7
Epou.r House ahout 300 sot'"H1c!l
s.-e inasoo,l, ~ ell eimee-ed. rIne'opeh,
,ianiisuondeseoig is lfsstc coniSeoo o.
rcjsccraar munster There ere IN 10 e
r,,,-rrs;es q, co,n,osiat;en1sw Dwelling
.f4aass mo tfiiasned,a agood Dew sar''
sapdlo.he coarebiehp out hoassS' f"a
ssssion OF the house s anC Ppust OF 'he
land can o. sssircn imneliiteiy, 'andooa
trasrssitiue afteFhsrVsst.
lTmsis perhassoneo OF the mast'ee-
ssirshis tracts o. land m theHnelSheoT-ii
Fenot6fi Fauuuirr, Gouru House ,, on ae-.
.cponubfjas mcinayio ..hat p'aes' '~be4e
aR-e wood sells st fson three io'i0rIf
loosass ce cord dua'iug IN whittier sea
sson. JjohnsAI w SSm5ln. Esq. or SAM
Low, tF Esq ,6siiii shs'S tue iand, a"0
make knvR1 the sernS o. sale,
4Sssc, oue,othe Tract, cor,,a,ms88. 10
acres, srisgiib hhec cuutay OF Cu,Psf-
pn,F.oo3 ttsa imam read ieatiigg tsom
cbssrrs aGap 10 Fseaeriesshurs'---.
pTbi. 4aa,i is welt adapted 10 tue asso'
rnls; ter /. and isoo,m than tSn mns 5
f,uu M. Moses dGiosoSs Hefcaanl
Mil. lltWilbbes shewpby Mr.. S'ura ;
lGogbyg near the premises, anttha ierms
made kaoun on application 10 the suo'
scrieer, iApiag she upper end oil rad
9ulAr County ,oot thesoad Heading from
.n,. a.s,,.t 1oasc 10 Chester Gap.
VIM. Ciarkson.
NGaaSchz4 wv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-13
rDNNDON. : January II.

AArk4rrrrsn- scbooeer, toe SeHee-
,,seF ,f,o,nS< " CIV. Eork gwiuciT lziae { SO e
i.fr on.,ne lath ulr and'Was capin'cd On
/ t-,gc,aee1o France. Fee auTct SOY
,b; = opDor,uni,y xrsne, 1tat abiii"sso' :
rir.. Copr.rs. dor budding dorr "A gun
| sines and .escIal fr,gxtss and sIaaue I
ssssels ,vaiIic h il va r%pecis 0oui' I
n,s.s, ai,pps : unanimously. We 90 no
,crune 10 coE,ief s ltstE6e vac" viii
,,ya, uo,s sioess every, acysne : VICE Q
me trrcr;Caa 1oaa ara IL c 1nsn,atnaio I
! 4 fp-uicabi rnaiatnpe foISs. wv |"
sess;h;e 1ta. SOLO .EiIi ansse tnatise
snrr;css s. ri Ce1unalie 40 citais = q
in,r G y tir b will DC formieatne = Quito
vs. rauuon The psolie OF t1'satobrtaiii
against suck dangerous oelui'osis' 1''
ryrnal OF common .eHse must, laeeea'
r. nerec;sc Toe imIrts supcrIurNy0ol'he
r naval DOVER of Gree Britain ,Joui stl's
e s,re tIrue. .u,civ &c ene will ocny, ihsi !
if tie .amGrlEaas Ee.e 10 iurnt hs-'H'l
-ircre of tcentv fc,gatts sl.Eweuid' DC 10
,iNs COUNTY, soulce Of 0Innsta scnoA :
:
a mischief f. and the san.c Of A g;x,at aoei-
ucn1O1uur .EcercEs. airsauy so great
in our consideration u ms point, III
s shu,tld be fescnitsGia liat tse IIiheflaiS
Tor SIP p buIldlEg are linosg ias pnooU':7 5
g oflae soit of.Amnrlca. ThlSas lhsino-
men. ier crushing me posel2ao" IN rs
jt,espcv: 1hc h il allowed TO astaIn write
s Strength. NAV n1ffc all cur eneteh'f'fS
The egeinx Uftt3e rfescnt W are alone
sutf.cieut1u teach IS. tiatIn naval wtf
.useIiurip Of fmcc osss pUa aiWass pro-
,sct rs possessor from clsasteT.
ITse,e a,e sar1alniy,at ftass rTcss-h
f,;gsrss al Sc gWi,ieh have essen 'stfh
s xtseriaa course Tor Aecrlca
Isis said IL Beltsisis, kaAna andre
/. .oiuQcn, ar Portsmouth,. a,euooee cut
Gown for lhe tlAnarrCans staten, 4Ihe
Pembroke and ipdsLauSai,ae. are TAKEN
cut of dcck, and -Uiysss and GAIA
tta tssenlH.
Lieut. general Sir David Murray Csc 3
cutlu htICartin The 'AboGsei and cCl!
lEc,ks.iey 10 EHrngsia. N La he9ge.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-13
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tek q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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c;,;s and -four % All iinInebsennumesroo
uniforms, mmsssrts, Ppocrass' saa'hsS
|g,,,au Goats aud othe z anoI's So9i comp
lucent.
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y:z Lyancr, Gu.sse, >Sc1satlu. t'ou''e'
L leE Febse Faaun;syy andasiiasMshA
a. staff nincrss, 2s4 sups1iofo oioeeaA
/ ss17 suluness, and sas sisx,"sess louno
! in tne hcsphists.
A.rssas uu,hsen Of Prisone' 4 oonnue'
| 10 be mao q in &c e. ne,gocrnooc auc .
veraimagzziues hsse'Oeen tssen' "ire
wee hasyenno bad time J1ocerrtp5' a
soon 81 ,he tepngs shall be- n'""h u,''
saalh base ace happnsssia l''ecll
40 gorc Imperial Majesty