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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-22
ANOTHER BRITISH INCURsION.

ANOTHER BRITISH INCLUSION.
n letter from respectable gentle
III III at Pintsbure, to his friend in tllis
city, ated The 4th inst. saws. SIX
British GulBoats came yesterday IT,
Cumberland head, (ahout two miles
Ncrth of piattshurS) and burnt The TO-
Ternment Store House, which was e.
rected at that place, last Autumn, b5
Gen. Hampion's order. There wasno
property OF consequence in the Store
ms wasssst on fire, The Gna-Boa Boats
sailed fof the North, without doing
any further nisehief.-Capt. M'Don-
o1gh, with our feet, went Immediate
ly IN pursuit Of thsm. We expect that
the Lake Is frozen over at the lines:
andthRt in consequence OF this circum-
STANCE, the Gun-Boats will fall into
sse.9gr hands. w 9 lave not heard this
sskornins a syllable from our fleet.-
'.iT my next i will give you The result
General HamptOn's troops are en-.
samped en Swartwout's land, or the
Lake shore, Il little south OF this. Gen
WiikInson's army at the French Mills
snug in Winter-Qa&rters, and nothing
done. "--.NsIg- York Gem. .3av.
Letters from TIC westward state.
i. that 1T was reported the British in
Kingston, contemplated an attack on
Saehetts Harsor ; and that the ORA
>goons late with WiIkinson,s army had
been diSmouated at Utica; and the men
;;tTero masshed for the Harbor... .Eost
Gax.
: -.
Gen. WithmSon'S .frmy.-we ur-
Serstand that a letter has been received
ia town fram 0Sdensbursh, stating,
hat very serious appreheHsions are en-
terta:ned fer the sJfety of oar army
aad their sleet of boats at the Fren eli
BILLS, Il is sait the army are in q
very destitute and siekiy state, ard
that the sritiEh contemplate an attack
npon tkeGa as soon as they can eros,
The st. Lawrence upon The ice.....E
York. Com. .4du.
Il IS reported that 80 wagons, with
proyisicns fer Wilkinson's army have
Oeeu taken by the enemy and that an
atiasz- from tlleHI was unprecedented.
9iusi o. the principal oificers had left
the French Mills and the troops were
very siekly.,.,sF. York Gag.
Jews EXPECTED.
The expedition from Fort George
tY-c were informed by letter la4t
Izeei~ y,oy MI 30 ~ wax IN cons;sf :, 3
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wouid shortly Observation-Disclosures
aNinS that report into consideration,
and Mereurius having sailed on ths
'1st Oct. II is probable the statement
gwen by passenger in the MercuriuS
will prove eorreet--this is oerto;nIx
he latest intelligence from that quar-
ter.
Our latest French dates are. Paris
Oct. 10th, Bordeaux, Oct. 10th. and
NantZ, Oct. 25th-and from England.
Oct. 1fth-aad from Cadiz, Oct. aatb.
OF course we could not have SO i.is
news from those quarters.
Extract Of letter from Lisbon. to-
gentleman IN Richmond, dated tts
2sM October.
s. have letter from, Nessrs.-
of Liverpool, dated the 18Th Oct. rhoy
speak OF report liz circulation ts,era
to which they give credit. That the
British government has intiuateti 70 ibs
American Commissioners at ST. Peters
bnfg, their determination 10 reject tbs
mediation nj any Foreign power saw.
ing that they have nothing IL ask Of
thing to coneede - them, but are al ali
times ready TO meet the advances Of the
". States towards the restoration o.
Peace and Aniily 70
1t is reported, that 30 Wagons.
with provisions for Wilkinson's army,
have been taken by the enemy and
that an attack from them was appre-
hended. Most Of the principal officers
had left the Freaeh Mills, and tha
troops were very siekIy.
Died on the 18th inst. Of consunp-
tion, Mr.. George Hudson, in the SSH
year of his age; man whose daily
motto WAS, M2tthew7tll oh. 9TH verse.
BY death enlarged, ennobled, DEF
fed;
Death but entonihs the body,
" Life the soul."-I Toung.
baltimore paps-.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-12-22
From London paper Of Oetoger 2.
GENERAL MOREAU TO MADAM
MOREAU.
TRANsLATIoN.1

CInntB Bt.ts.
That scoundrel Bonaparte is always
fortunate.
The amputation was performed as
well as possible.
Though The AMY has made retire
gade movement, it is RsxAiat alh The
consequence of defeat, Sy5ea want
Of ensemble, aud in oe4efsaSset nearef
Exeese - y wfitsss. Ne love and
RAps kfs#il finish. Y. NJ.
.haaam.-Take Genera! permits me
to write toyou on the same sheet oil
which he has sent you few lin es.
Judge Of my grief and regret by VIA:
he has just told you.
From the moment he vas wounded.
have not left him, nor will I.ave
him Gil he isrerfectiy cured. we have
the Sfeatest hopes, and who l,aogn
iliHl, an certain ws shall save him. lie
supported the amputation with heroic
courage, without faintinS. The frst
dressing has been taken off, and the
woHuds have q good appearance. H.
had only slight access Of fever VIII
fN '"oh. pldCts anu g MS
considerably diminished.
Forgive these details they are as
painful to me- &c give as they will b.
10 you to recsivc. have stood in reed
I OF all uly foriituae for the last eur
days, and shall still stand in need OF il.
Rely upon my care, my friendship, and
upon al the sentiments with WHICH 90 i.
OF you hHye Inspired me-Dou't alarm
yourseii--l need not tell you to Exert
all yo"F eonra5c. / kaow your ,ara.
: vii neglect 40 opportGn;iy 10
write 50 you-'Ihe Surgeon has lust
assured a,e that if lie continues TO 70 on
a wei, nc viii De wei: in i've aeeie.
tc 20 OFT III carriage.
A4aGaPa and Respectable friend
:, fA?ewci!--I an miserable. ks 900,
isIB4LLg for
Your most devoted servant,
HAPAIEL.
Lam, August 30, 1913.
"EFr. lie is. going on well, and
is easy.
London, Oct. fl--The following
'CtteF vas r. rittep Inv tho Er,,.ror i
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Londou, Oct. ff-The following
,et'sr was written by tbs Emperor A
lez"nder 10 Nadine bioreau, upon
the demise Of her husband
.11d1nt-Wheu the dreadful mis-
Fortune which hefci Gen. MORGAN.
close 10 my side, deprived re Of tae
talents and experience Of that gre. {
man, / INDUCED the hope, that, .by
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Lam, August 30, 1913.
"EFr. file is going on well, and
IS easy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
BOSTON, Aug II.
4 v "
LATEST FROM LISECW.

LATEST FROM LISECyH.
Yesterday arrived at tnis port, the
Georgc & Albert, capt. Dashlel, So days
from LlsD Oh. We arc indebted 10 the
poiitencss of the PASSENGERS ia tits yes
sci for file Ct the London Times 10 the
22d Of June, and Lisbon Gazetles 10 the
9Th OF Ju.y.
The moslimportant, & indeed the on
ly article OF news or interest, brought by
this arrival, is the Mvasion Of France by
the allied armies. The Times speaks
doubtfully Of the report in our paper
OF yesterday, of the refusal Of Alexander
to confirm the armislicc, and OF the de-
termination Of Austria TO throw herself
into the scale Of the allies. 1t will be
remembered that this is an an;i.mlniste-
rial print
The Courier of the 22d, adheres to
its statements of the 2ls,, though il &C
knowledges that the information was not
official.
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an fnsurgent army, had proceeded on his
march for the Caracas, and had obtain
Ell en- his way ,hither some advantages
over the Royalists.
The celebrated privateersman Scis.
son, bad prepared every thing for his
eubsrka,ion from Carthagena fer the
Uaiied States, to pay for cargo OF
flour. which he brought thither at the
commencement Of tho war. having ac-
cuma'ated something handsome from
the SPOTS taken at Old Pr~vidence, bat
the government interfered and would
Nat allow bin toedepart, until he had
granted to his people a participation OF
the piunder obtaised on that bdccaneer-
ing expedition.
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efihe U. States, Tug. 10, 1918.
SIR,
Your letter addressed to the officer
commanding at Lower SandnskY, vas
forwarded from thence to me, and re-
ceived this moment. Upon my arrival
at Fort Sandusky on the morning OF the
81 inst. found that Major Croghan,
conformably to those principles which
are held sacred in the American army,
had caused all the care to be taken, OF
the wounded prisoners that his SITUATION
would permit Having with me my
hospital surgesn, he was PARTICULARS
charged to attend to them, and l am
warranted in the belief lfat every aid
that surgical skill could give was at
forded. They have bee6 literally fu:
nished too with every article accessory
in their situation which our hospital
stores could supply.
Having referred to my governments
for orders respecting the disDos. ton OF
he prisoners, csDnot with proprletv
comply with your request ior at imme
diase exchange.
But assure you, sir, thar as far as il
depends upon me, The co'irsc o! treat
,nent which has been commenced to-
wards them, whilst ii my possession
sill be continued.
have the honor to BE, sir, your hum
bic servant.
WIN HENRY HARRISON.
Major Genersi Comm rdne Sh y
States Militia 3 vet
Brig Grn Pyocfor"ro7'n'e.,s''.sS the
British J0rces e. ,EmAersfburg, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
Extracts from the Port TELEGRAPH, 9th
Julv

July
Every day French officers arc coming
IN rs deserters; in the military cbos,
wa. found 5000, 600 crowns; the money
the soldiers have taken from the prison
ers and king Joseph's companions ex-
ceeds that sum. The prisoners a'e IL
bout 5000, the killed and wsundcd 1000
Among the 1ficers' ladies and those OF
Jurancnladots, which are about 400,
there are three generals ladies, includ-
ing Madam Sazan, to whom LordWel-
linglcn gave permission to return 10
France. Scven,y-six coaches were aiken,
of which SO belonged to Joseph, In
which were found diamonds aud swords
with gold handles and many ot6er Jew
eis-l2 TO I4,coo head Of cattle and
sheep were taken. 1t was currently re-
ported on the 18th, that gen. Giron with
the Gallician army entered st. JUN de
Luz, where it is said deputation wait
ed Oh hin from Bayonne, Offering 5000,
600 OF rails, and every necessary his al.
my stood in need Of provided lie would
not enter the city. Pampeluna has a
garrison of 5000 men, AID is Que oil The
strongest places in Spain. The French
left 7oco men in Pancorvo, hlch is be-
sleged by gen. .O'Donnell-in San.ens
400 men--and in Bilboa 1900 men. On
The Goth June lord yelling tons H. Q
were IN O'quin, 5 leagues beyond Pam
peluna aud IL from Bsyohne. On this
same day the enc my entered France with
their howiiser. Ii is said tic convoy is
taken. The sixth division remains to
besiege Pampelpna. On the 9Th the
triumphant army entered the French
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
FOR SALE.
o.

a valuable tract CT Land, tie soil Of
the tirrt qu.lty, ard al in hesvytim-
Der, !, ing. in the county Of Loucon On
Bread.run abou, tuo nile. and half
shove the bridge aud through which
tho Church and Ok rosds passes, tie
tile indIsputable ond cont. ming al out
$50 ncl es, which will be divided titic-
qui'ed) TO suit purchasers, and The
payments made easy For further
particulars enqui,e of Mr. John MAJ
thiss Leesburg, who will show the pro-
party and make known the terms OF
sale.
Richard II. Love.
August 2 d3w
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treat ia Fraaee. This battle has de-
;ided the fate Of Spain and may per
maps be the question OF a general
peace" IBID.
WASHINGTON CITY, Aug. 20.
Cohy Of letter from the British Ge'.
Procs5r, 10 Gen. Harrison.
Anherstu-,g, Aug TIA, 1918

Dir
The bearer, Lieutenant lie Breton in
he service, Of his Britannia Majesty, |
send undar hag Of truce, with surgical
aid, Of which YOU nav BOT have sutii-
cheney, for the brave soldiers who were
TOO severely wounded to come off, or
who may have lost their way alter the
unsuccessful attack made on the ID inst
on the Fa,t at Sandusky.
Expecting every consideration f'oni
the brave soldier for wounded enemy,
I Halter myself tiat those prlseners n
yoar possession aud who can be removed
without injury, "i!l be permitted to re
turn here on my parole OF honor that
they shall not serve until truly and re
guiarly exchanged.
| have the honor to be, ST, your most
0bedicnt and ilufnble servant,
HENRY PROCTOR.
The Officer comn.asa'aS me For'
az Sanduoky.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23
District of Columbia, to wit
WHEREAS Ellen Aaden hath by
August 2

N& HEREAS Ellen haden hath by
w her petition in writing, appli.
ed to the hon. William CraGch. chief
Judge OF the circuit court OF the district
Of Columbis, to be admitted to tie be.
Deft of Tie act Of congress for the re-
lief OF iD.nlvept debtors within the dis.
tr,ct aforesaid, and has stated therein that
she is in actual confinement in the Jail
of Alexandria county at the suit Of
William Chapman, and being unable to
discharge said claim with others ag.insl
her has offered to deliver up, for the uso
Of her creditors, all her property, real,
personal and mixed: Notice is therefore
given to the creditors of the sold
Hllen HaGen that on Monday next,
the 23d inst at ten o'clock, A. Nj at
the Court. house In Alexandria, the oath
of an ipsolvent debtor will be admiuis-
tered to the said Ellen IIaden. and q
trustee appointed agrceabiy to the said
act Of congress, unless cause be then
and there shewn to the contrary. Ard
it is further ordered, that this notice
be- inserted daily in the Alexandra
newspaper until The Esd slant
BY order IF the hon. WIN. Crapch,
chief judge of the circuit court of tho
district OF Columbia, this Goth day Of
August 1873.
G. Deneale, c. c.
August 20. St.
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csatomsir, and den, tibbyshore, I tall
to him about nanny goats. Dcre is tim
to weep, but no time to laugh, as Vol
taire say. De best way in de whole uni
vers to drive away one ennemi, is I
squabble mongst ourself. Muffin
shall scare de Bretesh equal to da, mar
nsir ofscole and blaggar like de diab!e .
Let US shew to de dem raskeel dat ",
have de greatest unanimite to querrells
wild one apuddur |; to Gull some name
harder as flint to abuse every cequin
who don't say S. A. Mons. Madison got
pretty black eye. Dis will frighteen
pAdmiral Cocktail to dress, and settle
de war bimeby direcklee {! Oh, hope
de enfernale Anglais will eat one touseen
wattymillion, and catch de fevernagur
at Kant islsnd, ct apres celia, / wish de
yallo 6eyre shall seize him before he
shall get 10 Baltimore
Mais,-poorscIip.-now / have con-
vince you, joos want to ak to you mud
dur ting before 60. You know, when
Jean Henri sell his bag Of wind to Us, to
prove what every bodice know already,
same as de witch ladee in de- hot climat
of Lapland sell bottle full of oreezes,
you know, or ought ia know, je dis, he
say he entertain de same hatred Of our
republican government as autratois.--
Dis was to inform dc worlc and de en-
pereur dat he was ready to be scoundrel
any time if dey would pay him hair for
it: Eth bien, where is Jean Henri now !?
Ayu't he not in Montreal? Begar, he Is
keen falIa neanmoins, if s. A. Mons.
Madison shall give to me nine touseen
dollar, shall undertake to shave him (!
Aprapos, like to forgot. wish you
would make one small address to de E.
lecteurs of MeTryland. Tell TO dem dis
proposition La VOLTA !: Jentimen, my
good boys, if you will all get half shave
before you go to de pole, and vote ioi
eternal war, l shall implore S. E. de
secretaire for foreignairs to make de
cree which shall Say de law OF de Con-
gress was beefstake, and dat it ought
to be enacted in dis nanEalr, so as voc
tax shall not cost much -" On de coun-
~ Of Prince George, seven touseen SIN
hundred ninety GEMS; on de county Of
Calvert, two touseen four hundred teb
cents on de county of st Mary. tree
lousoeu nine hundred fifty cents ; on dc
county Of Charles, six iouseen seven
hundred forty CENTS" SC. etsetra. All,
CARA ! Hurraw fer war and no taxes !!
Vive lie son du canon.
] have de honesr TO be Sair,
Wild de highest consideration,
(Signed)
NICHOLAS PEDROSA,
HorGreSSer.
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NETWORK, August is.

From OR Hset an Lake .Ontari7.
The Steam Boat frem Albany due
yesterday forenoon, dsd not reach
here until t.;s morains. owing to
some ofhe" ,nachinary having given
away, which obliged her to stop at
New Burgh TO repair. Ii will be
seen by the following letters that our
squadron have met with disasters on
The lake, which, we are fearful, will
not be easily repaired. The loss of
the schooncrs is not SO much to be
regretted, as the fate of the brave
men, who have persisted: such off :
GERS as TRANT, WINTER, and Os-
GOOD, are Tot numerous on our in
land seas, and the seamen who have
been drowned cannot be easily re-
placed. We hope however, that
these disasters will not give the enc
my superiority, and that Commo-
dore Chauncey may yet be able to
keep command Of the Lake.
From the -Al6any .arSus u Thursday Au-
gusi %
From LAKE ONTARIO:
A frieni has obligingly favored
the Editor ofthe Argus with the fol-
lowing interesting Intelligence, which
cou.e from a source entitled to the
fullest credit.
Ia tract Of letter from gentleman a,
Saeken's Harbor, dated August Is,
lS 3
TIE Acct arrived here this morning
from Niagara, being obliged to put il.
for provisions, and leaves the harbor to-
nigtt. On Sunday the British feet hove
Ia sight within view of Niagara, & bore
down upon the American squadron !;
when finding itpretty well prepared for
action, they shcered off-eyidcDtly hav-
ng fer their object to detach some of
our squadron. Com. Chaupcey made
sail 81 The head of his Squadron; and
SIR Yso, thinking he could decoy ,hl
Pike, manoeuvred for thi. pu, p,;e, bat
ailcd In succeeding to dctsch her from
he fleet They were wilhin sight Of
eacp other for 5 days-the American
squadron endsavoring to bring the enc
my to action, who as assiduously avoid
ed it, and could choose their own tine
for lighting as they we're to vindwsrd.
In this situation they at length succeed
ID In cutting off two of our schooners,
which were too slow to keep up with
che fleet the commander Of enc, MI.
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COBBETT TELLING TRUTH.

Goblet, in his observations on the
American war, extracted from the Re.
gis,er, 22d May, and now running 'tt
course in our democratic papers, has the
following remark.
"Peshaps amongst the things the mos,
wished for by the bitterest enemies Of
England in America, is the burning Of .
seaport or two"
We most sincerely believe this to be
true, and could one of these seaports be
Boston, the accornt of the eonhagra,ion
would excite The highest delight among
the war-hawks throughout the couhtry.
Boston Gazette.
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A postscript to letter received in
this city from respectable gentle
man ia Cadiz. dated the 4th of July,
states that report was current in
that city, ofthe aImistiee. conclud-
ed in Germany in the beginning of
June. having been broke up in con-
sequence ola violation on the part of
the French and that the Emperor
ofAustria has declared. that in case
there is not a general peace within
forty days he will put an army of
$50, 600 men in the field and declare
against BOnaparte.
The letter Ofwhich the above is a
postscript states that KING JOE had
reiterated towards the Border OF
France in company with two gems
d'armes. A very slender retinue
for King, brother to the lNvINCI-
BILE NAPOLEON. FED. GAz.
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territory, and on the 3sth lord WIS head
quarters would be also there.
BALTIMORE. August 81.


Amidst the gloom occasioned by
the disasters experienced by our gal.
liant little feet on the Lake. We are
eheered with the hope Of another
NAVAL VICTORY having been
obtained by Commodore RODGERS
near the Western Islands. This
news has been received here from
Catiiz as well as from Lisbon and
We are iHdaeed 10 believe, as We
hope, that it is true.
The Postscript Of a letter dated
July /, at Lisbon received in this
city, says,
:. We have report from Cadiz.
that Com. RODGERS HAS Ia
KEN \ BRITISH FRlGATE. off
the Western-Islands !; it was brought
yesterday by the Stately, Or"
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From the albany Register, Aug. Is

From the albany Register, dug. Is.
PosTCRIPr-A note Of which the
iollowiusis ihe substance, was attach
ed to the Utica way bill, received
last evening by the stage from that
place:
!" The GROWER, Seeurge, Hamil-
ton and Julia, mounting 22 guns in
all, are lost to our squadron on the
Lake. This information is confirm
cd ny an ex press 70 Utica from Gen.
Brown"
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Extract OF letter from Cadiz, dat.
cd 9Th July. 1913.

The wives of two French gene
rails are amerg the prisoners. anG
king Joserh's hat, cane and!coaches.
among The spells of the battle of 2fst
June. Lord Wellington is endeavor-
ing to cut off The retreat TO France OF
the remnant Of the yanquished army
OF king Joseph. Suehet has still a
bout $4,000 men in Catalonia but
[ expect he will make safe bis re-
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Departed this life on Thursday, the
10Th instant, at Chesnu Hill, in Fa!rlax
county, Mrs. CAYHARINE BRowN,. Nj
dow of the late D.. WIFE, Brown, Ct
this place, in The Sky 6ls. ysar OF her
age, alter lingering ihless which sho
bore with Christian toltilude.
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Trent, gallant fellow, finding himself
cut of from the squadron, laid his small
bark along side the British ComiHodore's
ship and The r George, where he fred 80
-ounds OF ls and 80 ID. shot, until they
literally blew him from the walcr--tor
ne declared he never would strike, and
vent down in that situation! The other
.chooner was captured. Two other
,chconers Of the squadron upset In the
gale OF Sunday night; and out. OF 80
people on board osly Is were picked
up, after being an hour and ten niDutes
!. the water Lieuis. Wlnte: ard Os-
good were beth drowned. The feet
goes out to night prepased Tor i've
weeks cruize, d determined, i'poasi
bic, % bring The B itish H,ct to action.
i'.e enea,y have superiority already,
and are still determined not 10 risk AL
action until their force IS increase by
the vessel now building al Kingston.
The British conmadorc'S ship Is
said TO have been go much injured by
INC Ere of our scnooner, as to be obliged
to enter port to reft. Com. Cnauncey
told me to-day, he could fight as wei.
without the schooners which have been
lost as with then,, for by their manGu.
serlng to advantage. The less Of cur
saiuaule officers and seainen il much 10
DC 4, g'etled. Tie army on the Niagara
is about 10 commeEce offensive ope' a
tons.
Cen WILKINSON arrived here in
the steam boat Oh Sunday, aud has pro-
ceeded to the frontiers.
About 200 British Prisoners passed
through this city OH Sunday morning tor
Grcenbush.
Ii is stated that 100 soldiers belonging
to the lO3d and .Uoth regiments dc.
serted The British wnen at Swan.on, and
a number left them when al PlaItsaufg
Some oil the men haye arrived III this
city.
1t has been minated, that General
Hampton would refuse 10 serve under
Gen. Wilkinssn, on account ct some
1.d differences which arc sad 10 have
existed between these Offices.
A party lately made ali lncursion lnto
Canada, under command vi Gen Porter
and returned with number Ut prison.
crs, Quantity IF stores, Cattle, sc. A.
mong the prisoners arc Winlermoot and
Oycrnolt, Two noted characters OF tho
revelation.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-23

Departed this lie on the oath inst. at
Wasaing!os CRY, Mrs MARTHA Ne.
WITT, in inc SON yesr al nj age, con.
sort of Mr.. Charles l.. Newt OF this
place. She has left husband and six
small children 20 deppre her loss.