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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-18
HUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority of decree of
the Circuit Court OF TIE District of CO.
lumbia, held at Alc- andria, in the case
of Join WIthcrs against Richard Lew
is, the subscriber will offer at public
sale on tins premises, at o'clock p NJ.
on Monday, the seventh day of next
month, several valuable improved Lots
on the uorth side of King street and.
west side Of Washington street, ex-
tending from tie intersection Of the
said streets one hundred feet in front
on Washington street, and seYenty.one
feet eight inches and an half in front
on Ring street The salc will be msde
for cash.
r. I. Taylor. Comwr.
May % cots
C. The sale Of the a.
bove property is postponed
till Saturday the 10Th inst.
June T..
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For Boston

The schooner ELIZA,
.&4A George stodder, master
SS For Freight of 200 barrels
sSEsnas Apply to
JACKSON & RUMNEf' :
January so.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
to the Commonwealth, near the Bell Tavern.
"a dollars per annum.
BBLr1MoRE, MAY 27.

The speech of Vice President GERRY TO the
senate should not fail to enlist the heart of every
nmei1can, OF every party, ON the side of the war.
haSlhg commenced and carried il on for so long \
u'ne, let The opinions of men have been what they
may on IFS expediency in the first place. all ought
sinentiy To hope tor it's success when the enemy
ana The rest OF Europe look its issue rs the test
OF the solidity, energy and durability OF a confede-
rate republican system of government. And whae
american desires TO witness the failure of the grand
experiment OF a free government, which is intend
Ell equally to secure the rights and liberties of the
people, and TO protect them against foreign agrees
sion on our borders aud on the high seas Who.
among the republican or federal party, would not
prefer var OF even seven years To practical proof
OF the nnbecitity of the American government -
we confidently assert, that few men in this coun-
Try are monarchists. Individual oppostionsts who
sign Tor the psgesntry, and pomp and splendid til
ties oil regal governments, may be here aud there
iOunu but the great mass sound republicans.
ana would resist the establishment OF Privileged or
asFS, u union Of church and state, with inRexi-
b,e ardor, vigor and perseverance,. The demagoeues
OF party may artfully threaten TO dissolve the
mon, destroy the general government, and erect
separate systems but they will never venture to
execute their threats by force They too well
Know The invIncblc republican predictions of all
parties TO attempt it. The dissolution of the union,
a"u he destruction Of its government, would des-
troy repnbcanism and il will require ages Of COR
ruptng efforts o reconcile any considerable part of
me American people TO such disastrous eyeut--
" e nope, then, that unless the enemy choose 10
renquish his pretensiuns, every American will feel
his pride aud honor, as well as his permanent in
tercst and freedom, dependent the triumphant
ISSUE OF the contest. Surely few men can wish our
systems oil government to become the seorn Of Eu-
rope: MOBILES and mOnarehs, as they viii become,
~ ni'isoh, dissentIon and imbecity should render
1hs war with England unsuccessful
p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
NEW YoRK, May "a.

On the 10th of May. in lat. So. 81. Ion. "a,
4, the brig James Murd, OK, from Barbados,
was boarded by the Maidstone frgate, in CO.
with the Dragon, Admiral Warren. one
Their "a, and or prizes from the Chesa
peSke, bound to Bermuda or Halifax.
captain Fleming of the brig FunchaI, has
favored the Editors of the Mercantile Ad-
vertiser, with a Cadiz Gazette, of the l1th
OF April, from which we have translated the
tOllC wing article
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
NEW YORK. MAY %

:. Captain Fleming, Of the brig Funchal from Ca
dlz, states that the French Toulor feet, Of IS sail
OF the line and Ia irigates, we're off lcapt on tie
18th April The Pmntagcnet "a, viii six trsns-
ports, having troops on board f,r the American
station, sailed from Cadz on The 5th April. SIZE
has no poop, and has much the appearance Of fri.
gate.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

VIM Gardner, (eFti,er native Of Germa-
ny or Sweeden) about a years OF age, yes
terday morning between s and 2 o'clock, cut
the throat of his wife, aud then his own,
with razor. They lived at 1873 Lombardy
street.--Mrs. Gardner was about % wears
OF age.-They had no children. We UNDER
stand the Coroner's inquest have brought in
verdict of wilful mpeder and suicide.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
DOMESTIC.
PHILADELPHIA, May %.

The following is a more particular ac-
Count of the destruction of Frederick and
George o1vn, (Md.) than has yet been pub
lhhetl. 1t is written by an eye witness, and
addressed to a federal house in this city. Ii
will be found worth the reading.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
TRANSLATION.

sddcdHf, IilTH 3, 1878.
" AT the distance of 6 leagues from this
port passed the FRENCH FLEE 1.-THE
English Fleet were in pursuit of them, & off
Carthagena was joined by several vessels of
war"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

From Lake Ontario accounts continue favor.
ap'e Our naval aud military commanders o., tbas
frontier appear determined 70 prosecute the cam
Psign With activity and effect. Aud by vh,t Va
hear from Niagsra it would seem that the euernv
Is IN state Of constant alarm, aud though der.i,J.
ing hrs territory by inches under the foil sppieben
from the unquestioabie superiority Of our tr6ops 81
resources.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
FOR EIG N
Translated from French Pahers recetved
ola .New Bcdf6Yd.
PRUSSIAN MANIFESTO.

cQty ola letter from M de Krusemarck.
PARIS March ~ 1919
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03
Coium5ian.

Provisions and information demanded w.
understand that the commander ofthe blockaJ,rs
squadron OFT Sandy Hook has threstcncd Inc fsIs
ermen out OF this port, list of whom with tbeir.
Vessels ne keeps, with capture aud destruction IN.
less they Furnish him 9Th more fresh proyisos "
newspapers, anO that six smacks in consequences ~
his menaces, have gone 20 the eastward for fsb. s,
thoogl IN the height OF the matkarcl season.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

II is now evident chat the English only require -
brave an enemy by sea rs thcy have he'd bv lspd
We saw two lfigates in all the iusoence og now -
~ our bay, tll two figates Of The States were rea
ny Tor sea, and then these daring foes disappeared
Hths ltsatcs we're at sea. Il was no sooner heard
that French fleet vas out Of port, than I'll our
bays were fursakeD. The sudden change dgcovers
The character OF this insolent foe, which has dis
ueSsSo the scatcred and deiencsess inhabitants %
orr shores. We hope q brave foe will end tben,
upon the ocean, and make them leel tho iudigna..-
on they deserve.
Esser Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH IN GER.
MANY.
EOINBURcH, Sen

BDIEBURcH, sept II.
a gentleman who arrived IN thls cityfroni
York, has communicated to US the following
important information.
Two officers with dispatches from LORD
Cathcart reached York on "Wednesday, whc
stated, that the Crown Prince had engage
iacnts on the 22d and sd ult aud dcieatcC
the left wing onxbe French, with The loss
% pieces OF csnhon and 1900 prisoners, all,
was still engalpd orhhc 24th, when The de-
patches were sere-6H."
On W cuLCsday morning two Heligulau,
mails we're received iu LONDON, bringing 81
rious reports OF the operations Of toe Cio~l
Prince, winch, connected with ,hc above
telhgcuce, leave 40 doubt that tne tnen
has met with a severe check. Ire mtei
gence received by governwent on this $40
iCct, from the Governor ct HehgOiand, .
understood to be included in the foiloNiu.
demi-ofI.cial bulletin.
Several engagements had taken plac,
betN cen the EiUc and the coast. Davou,t
said to be wounded and Nadamme moral.
". The DANISH auxIiaries had suffered s,
Nerely, and the enemy's advanced troop
were said TO be surrounded by the allies 81.
SChweru Denmark had declared war a
gainst Russia, Prussia, and Sweden. Mo-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

A peace party" mdu, in the modern fe
dcral dial6 Ct, seems TO mean one who justi
hes Great Britain ia every thing or who, at
least, c ndemns herin nothing one who con
siders her the worlds last hope" and
" Bulwark of the religion we profess" The
g prospect" Of var which may chance 20
effect her aggrAndIzement, he deems a
cheering prospect :" and Of course, he deem4
It uubecomng mOrai md religious Ee0-
hie" 10 rejoice at the success Of war wa
ged against her.
This is no more than the history Of par
ty, now calling themselves the "peace par
~" for c last twenty years, will show
Great Britain has impressed and eHsIaved
thousands of our seamen she has piratiCal-
~ seized millions of American property Oh
the ocean she has blockadcd our harbors
in time OF peace she bias violated her most
solemn engagements with US, and sent min
listers here only to cajUie aud insult Us: In
all these 0utrages, the iederalsts have JUS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

reau occupies the same place in the allied
army rs Berthier in the French II i, m :
jor general of The allied army, VIII ch 5 N
der The supreme command If the Kmg oi
Prussia. A mutiny had broke out m I.eip.
zic. in consequence OF several officers ia ing
been put Under arrest tor drinkH Mnreau'
health. The PruSsian major Hellwig had
entirely destroyed acknowledgement OF
horse"
letter from Yarmouth says, the follow
Ing account is taken Uer6afibtfrom orc of the
passengers who arrived in the packet from
i1ellisoand =
That severe action took place on the
oath < 25;h ult. the between Grown Prince
OF Sweden q the French under the Duke OF
Reggie, near WittenbeIg ;-that during the
acton adivision of Saxon troops, abou. 5000,
deserted to ;he allies that the Fremch
were Beaten witll'great slaughter, and with
the loss of six or seven generals and that
the fortress of Wittenburg was taken by
storm, after the battle, by the allie shat
about the 22d of August a battle was fought
between DE Austrians and French, ON the
frontiers of Bohemia. IN wlGch the Austri-
ans gained temporary advantage /; but the
French army being afterwards joined by
Bonaparte, the contest Mas reEe we'd, and
the Austrians, alter a hard fought battle, re-
treated about three leagues = The ac,i n
was not considered decisive. In the contest,
the Prince OF Eckmuhl is said to have been
killed"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

Tilted her. Size has excited Inc ;aysaes ~
Iravlge and desolate our frontier and the
fedora ists. for aught whoa appears to the
contrary, Justify her. Sac has violated The
sanctiy otfagS ofirncr, and the fedcraiis.s
have lett us 70 INFER tina; they jigtif, r.
Her troops have violated ;he chastity of ur
females, and murde ed our countrymen
whom the fortune OF war had placed in their
power, and the fedcralistS have done 7gorge
than Jsstify them; they have denied the
facts. About twenty years since, Great Bril-
tam commenced "quixotic crusade" TO
"PRESERVE THE HARMONY OF EUROPE"
1T subsequent periods, she has excited all
most every nation in Europe to take up arms
agains. France. and the federaiists eulcEise
her for II. She committed AN unhallowed
act OF hostility against Denmark, an unoff-
ending nation, in time of peace ;she has COM
mitted the most unheard of en0rinitieS upon
millions of the devoted inhabitants of India
she has tolerated, legalized, and converted
INTO source OF revenue, the hOrrid rites of
Juggernaut, aud at the same time most cru
ELY opprest the miserable Catholics. And
the tederaists leave us 10 infsr, that they
approve OF all American missionaries sent
to her dominions in India have been exclu>
ded by her authority, aud the federalists, so
~ ''''i SNiihShihtiS ttf, CONTINUE 10 mann
tam that she is 1.-The Bulwarl of our Reli-
gionH' In the face of all these facts the
federalistS wish to be considered the exclu.
sive friends Of religion and peace BIT the
tree is known by its frat - and by this in-
taliible criterion must they be judged.
Notwithstanding the rapid increase Of Me-
rino sheep since the FIRST Introduction into
our country, and the general soiicitude whcft
HIS been manifested to increase our ma i've
foclis, the article of Vol has advanced in
price, and the demand for it remains unsa--
tished. lhdeed so unequal is the quantity
IN market to meet the demand, that an a.
gent is new on the point of proceeding to
Spain, to procure Wool for one of our nam
uiacturing establishments. 1t may well be
said. that we are indebted To Mesvrs. Liz
vingston and Humphreys FOR the eoide,;
Feecej tor truly their importations have con.
tributed more TO increase the substantial
riches OF our country than all the fneries
and iuxuries OF Europe an Asia put toge~
ther. We are happy to find that men of
properly and enterprise are devoting their
attention to the raising this valuable animal,
and that the prejudices which have been
entertained by some are fast su5siding.---
We are told that flock Of ordinary ewes
lately sold at auction in New York at an a.
verage price OF 81 dollars
3. Albany Argus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

Z , virtue of a decree of the Codrt % I,e of
A2 Wight county, September Tern, 1913, will
be sold, to the highest bidder for cash, al the
store-house OF the subscriber, in said county,
on Tuesday The 10th of November next, the
following Negroes TO wat Rose, Patience,
Pegg, Morah, Cyrus, Randolph and To-, tor.
merry the property Of Edward Wins on, decd.
aud claimed by John a. Winston, BY mortgage,
and by James Atkins9h, by deed OF trust, Inc
said decree OF the CPrt directs tue proceeds
OF sale OF said grees, TO b. applied TO the
payment Of said At fHson's deed Of trust-the
mortgage being psd oil by Edward Winston IN
IFS life time or s,4much as shall be sufficient
70 discharg, said aed Of trust, &C
ANDREW WoODLEY, Surviving
Trustee and Admr &c. o. Edward
Winston, deed.
Nov 1. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
NEW York. Octnher a6.

Rnmour.-A report pre-, allied in this city
YESTERDAY, oaswhat authority we know not :,
ih%t Kingston hs ,een taken by the army
under General Wilkin,on, after a severe
contest, in @'rch our loss WAS $500 men, a d
that ofthe Suemy S0Oq.--We believe this
account to be, at least premature.
dLe1. Aduerrisey
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
b" THE LIST Mills.
BcsroN, Oct. %, 1915.
LATEST FROM EUROPE

Yesterday evening arrived in this port, the
snip 1zinerOd, Capt Ford, from Leith, 40
days, bringing London dates to the 9th Sep,
'emoer, sc eral days later than before re
ceiAed. They are furnished with many i'm
Portant details of War Operations in the
North OF Europe, from which the.fullowing
brief affections are lAade:- Gar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
MAJ. Int.
October .

OCtOOer -.
From Sackett's Harbor on lake Ontario
the scene OF present interest * OF perhaps too
high raised expectation among the People
generally we learn that General Williamson
Army embarked in boats ON Tuesday the
l2th-probaby for Kingston. a wide wa
ter separates them from the eremy, of no
easy transition in boats, subject to frequent
head winds. which sometimes cbstruct the
navigation for week.
National InkeiHrencey. .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
From the Ontario y'Assenger Of tile 1871

m8iq4t,
Caliaaatgua, Oct. 10.
Extract of letter toNkhe Editor, dared
Uafer Canada, T7OAVe Mic Greek
Il al Quarters, Oct. 10, 1918.
Here we are, undlsputed possess rs of
the Upper Province from Maiden to Bur
.in,ston Heights. On Friday and Saturday
last, the brave ,olun, GERS OF Gen. M'Ciure's
brigade crossed oveN aud this morning we
'ook up our line OF ~ NJ in pursuit of Ge'
neral VI cent and AIsxNny. On parading
sued.-Ab ut thou,and men, choice spi-
rits, then marched to n4eet the enemy. But
10 N arriving at his encampment, the Cross
Roads, we ound we had. precipiately quit
ted it and marched to Darlington Heights,
vhere he is entren1bing IN fortified camp
We pursued with all the speed and igour
Consistent with prudence, and arri ed here
cary THIS afternoon. Here we have been de
tanned IN ecocting the baggage and public
stores which Vincent in hIs hurry left be
HAD - ~ least 251 barrels of nour, 70
! G!engar, hats, quantities Of bread, pork, &c
are ours DER next stepsI an not at libsr
" TOGO nmnnicate but rely upon it we shalt
not DC IDLE. 80
From accouna ofAeSerters who come
in daily, aud from observation-disclosures, we learr,
mat Proctor's army is entirely defeated,
that none bar the General and his aid es-
cape. Further accounts sta.e that Gene
raj Harrison is at Grand river. II this
should be correct, Ge. M'C!urc's move
ment Will have been most fortunate for then
Vincent will be between him and Harrison.
God grant we may have a fair chance to tr,
the spirit Of militia upon reg Lar British sol
diers Vincent had force of from l5GOt
1000; we have 1000 militia and or GOO In
dians. who are lnder the command of oui.
friend General Porter. The most remark
able order has, as yet been pr, served aud
the Inhabitants OF Canada hail US as lrlcnds
and deliycrers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
nELrcaLAND, s

HELtGaLAND, Sept. 3.
The Russians and owede have beaten the
French and Danes on the 24h most COM
pletely. The Prince of Eckmuhl was saved
by payty ~ Danish hussars, in a most mi
racuousEs& er. Vandamne is killed on
ly IL DaikS e&aped the whole regiment
except n ~ wNs cut to pieces 1t is said
that the frNiehN and Danish loss together
amounts 20 several thousands, the allies bat
triting. The Russians are wi,hin 5 miles
Of Aamburg.-Ali The works OF the foruf.
cations are stopped, and little resistance ex
pccted to be made, The governor has Cal
led upon tx Inhabitants 10 aid in defence Of
.lle town. an engagement (according To an
account just reached us) has taken p zee IN
front Of Dresden, but no results are stated
On this account we are easy, for had the
French succeeded 20 any extent. we should
have heard the news through trumpets from
every Quarter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
KENrucKY pArRIorlsN1.

The State of Kentucky mas iurnhhed for the
present war, ia Volunteers and Shtiti1, inclu-
ding toe 4,OU)now wrh Governor shelby, and
JohnSon's Mounted Reg mentl ssveafesn then,
sand one Hundred and seveafy foe men What
o,her State IN tke Union, can boast OF patriot
ism equal to this
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
Your obedt. servant,
ISAAC CLARK.
Brig Gen, Parker.
commanding at Burlington, VT.

From private letters received in this CITY
from the North, we learn tIat Gen WIKI n,
son has been very Ill at Fort George. He
moved with the troops from that place TO
sackett's Harbor, and. at the last dates from
the latter place, was still indisposed, but
not SO much so as to prevent his command
ing the conte npiatea xpediton-N hich has
been much de!ayet by circumstances that
no human ingenuity could control If Com.
Chauncey Could have succeeded in DESTROY
ing the British heet, as was expected, our
work would have beeU easy. No fault is at
trioutaoie TO nIm-he has ne all that could
ee cone, as MS antagonist had the heels of
hm, and always awaited himself of the ad
vantage ms superior sailing afforded him.
we must soon expect something interesting
from that quarter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

E.rfract ofen0tA r. kefter 70 the editor. dqted
Read Curriers' Quecnssou Hcights,
- Octr. 10 1915.
We are 1Seg on Queenston II ights. or
thS annivcrsaE of Van Rensselaer, 5 battle !
BY a wonderf1ka &fleuce, on the very day
tbat our gallant militia had stormed and la
ken the Heights, and were afterward, fool
iNhly surrendered, small! militia force
took possession Of the ground without oppo
stion. On the 11th wrote "a from ~
mile creek, the next day we took Circuit
through the countEy. We found that the
enemy bad retreatedto their entrenchnents
at Burlington and cbatpursuit would not "a
vail but little, al the ltst accounts informed
rs that Harrison Mas ker the enemy taan
we were. We therefore feft him the care
al Vincent, and took circuit thro' the couu
try Collect public property and awe the in
habltants We have cbtained immense guam
titles Of provisions of all kinds The lndi-
ans with us behaved as well as could be ex
pectcd but their employment is terrible. Onr
only Sad a good Justification is, that the en-
cmy nave let them loose upon us, and hat
eur Indians have behat ed better to the PEG
pie OF Canada than their own. This j. acs
knowledgCd by all we have secn.--I am now
on the marcll 70 Fort George, which Will to-
morrow be evacuated by col. Scott and Gen.
M .Clure viii take possession Volunteers
may yet be wan ed oman expedition against
the British lndj~us. on. the Grand River,
which our General it is-said thinks oi I'm
dertaklng. But If Harrison is there, he will
have done thc work for us, and the indian
crops and subsistence will he destroyed, and
the inhabitants exterminated either by him
or u.s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

The Legislature ofTemessee have appointed
committee o. three members OF the S. aatc,
and eight OF the lower House, to enquire into
the Official conduct of the hpnorab.e Joseph
dnaeFs'n, Senator in Congress. Our. re eers
will recoilect that Mr.. Ande son was one OF
those who voted against the Ent5ayg0.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

violent storm OF nail and rain was felt
at Buffalo ON the Din inst IN consequences OF
which the. Lake rose . feel in a,put SIS,
tours. Sope salt ana other property "
ing ON the iAargiR of the Lake was consid
erabiy DANA he'd and 1t il much feared that
our fleet on that Lake sheen much iuiur
cd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
WAsH1ueroN Cry, Oct. %

Cofy Of a leuer from BTfgadicr General
Farker 10 tie Secretary az W,T, dated
BUELIaGToN. Oct. ~, 1918.
SIR,
have the honor to enclose you a con,
municaton from Gel. Isaac Cara dated the
18th instant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

The expedition appears to have beer
wen concerted and happily executed, for
winch the Col deserves great credit.
On Our part none were killed, and only
TWO wounded, neither of them dangerously
have the honor to be, very respectfully
sir, your obed!ent servant,
THOMAS PARKER,
Brig. GeB. Commanding.
The Hon. JOHN ARMSTRONG;,
Sec'ry 'of War.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01

We learn, from good authority, that the
" Petersburg Vofuaeeys" have one, < al, volun-
teered IN If services to General Harrison Tor
The residue OF the cam )aign. Such conduct
IS highly mertoruus, and - not less honorab C
to that gallant band, than their bravery in the
sevsra' actions in which they have been engaa
ged May their fellow citizens emulate their
virtues and reward their tolls.
CAAieothe F5edoniaA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
= MaN0nal MkeNcencer.

We have been obie5ingy furnished by a
friend with the following interesting in
telligeGce of the frigate Essex, aud her
gallant commander and crew. his one
year this day since the Essex left the
Capes of the Delaware.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-01
October 81.
Cahsare ofa British GIN Boat

letter received Yesterday from Utica
mentions that one of the enemy's gun boats
ON Lake Oatario, was driven neal the
shore IN the iate'~rprp, and was discovered
by Capt. Morgan's fifie carps, who took pos
session oi her She was commanded 6y "a
ieu'enant, aud had on beard 10 men and a
80 FOUNDER.