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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

s,,,ei,,s Of candidates tor tie degree Of Master
of ATS.
A poem by Jeremiah Fellowes, A. r.
Q An english Grafton on POsthumous char.
-, by William Clark, A B.
'',' An english GRAFTON on The effects which
!. ,,,,eut efforts 10 d.fase Ch,isticniy in The
1 r,r mU brobabtv pr oduce a1bon knowledge snd
a ,.r,a! happiness by Edward Henry cooo'
A yaledictory Grafton in latin; by John
Emery Abbot, a, b.
No 8, in the first class, and Nos. 2
,od 4 in the second of Exercises, were
amtted in the performance in conse-
o0ence of the absence of the candidates
u whom those parts were respectively
assigned. The specimens of scholar
.h;n GOOD sense, and purity and manIi-
n.s. Of style displayed In the perform.
ances of the candidates, reflect high
honor on themselves as we'll as on the
n,,;en,, learned and excellent lnstruc.
r., Of the INSTITUTION The writer of
,b;s article, while he cheertully pays
ri, tribute, and believes it to be justly
dop. would suggest that in some instan-
e,s. greater attention TO the grace and
,mahasis of gesture would have added
10 the pleasure which was lelt by all
Next followed an Address 10 the Can
.,;aa,es Tor the degree of Bachelor o!
AIRS. by President APPLETON, replese
with s.Iuiary advice, and moral and re.
ligious instruction and glowing with
sentiments OF paternal regard and ten
derness for his pupils-and to add to It's
worth it was marked by all that energy
and precision for which he is SO happi.
" distinguished. (rhis address will
snoear in cur next
The degree of Bachelor of Arts was
then. in the usual form conferred OH the
following young gentlemen, viz John
Anderson, Nathan Dane Appleton, Ne.
hemiah CIeaseland, Rufus King Porterl
and Benjamin Franklin Sllter.
William Cobb " Tide, was admitted
rdeundem.
The degree of Master of Arts was
then conferred on the following, VIZ =
John Emery Abbot, Edward Henry
Cobb, Benjamin Lincoln Lear, Jane.
Weston, and John Wise
In the intervals Of performance, ths
Band OF Music contributed greatly te
the general Joy. The services, as usual
we're closed with prayer
Tie procession then moved to Dins
more's Hall, where public dinner wa
attended by the Government of III,
College, Clergy, and stranger. of dis
tinotion.
The day was fine-the town and tn,
Westinghouse were filled The gale
ries were adorned by brillian. collec
ton of Ladies AID periec. order pre-
vailed among all classes OF people.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice,
4 TO all concerned, that Che has been uly
appointed and taken upon heriei the trust OF
AdmniRratri1 on the effa'e Of
CALEB GRAHAM,
late If Portland in the county of Cumberland,
Gentleman deceafed. by giving bond As The
law direefs--she therefore requef' all perions
who are Indebted to the izid deeeaieds ei'ate
to make immediate payment; and 'hoie who
have any demands thereon, TO eth,on u;
fame TO ANN SSarSA~''
Hag. 9sib, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

rs abou, telling our his Rock in Trade to his
brother. (WhsHisoTos HaRrsHoRsJ and
cloling his concerns in this town lie propc-
fe. leaving here ia the courfe of ten or twelve
day.-previous to which he w,ihes TO adinit
al hi. sccounis, which he hopes TO do without
isgdi aid He inform. thofe with whom he has
accounts open, tina, their bills are made out
and thar be ihaIl conitsntly attend TO the ie,-
rlemen, of hem during hi. ihort itay here. af.
ter which he will neeeiiarly be Obliged TO
leave fuch a. remain unattended to 10 the
hands of an attorney.
Po'fissd, ssgyf 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06
John S. Dupee,
DrrggT aad -'t.,aeaayy. Fs's f,sss, Lsss Lo.g-
Wbs,f, Posrfs.A,
HAS JUN received iuppiy of the
Extract of Querci,ron,
OR ESSENCE OF
YELLOW OAK BARK,

article sa better tett of its utility than volumes
OF Recommendations. Clio HERS and Hatters on
trial, will mad j. one OF the grea,ef acqui6t,ons
to their projections ever yet diicovered.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

THE fubfcr,ber hereby give, public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and taken upon himfelf the run OF
an Executor Of the lait will and teflament of
SOLOMON NEwcoMB,
late of Corham, in the county of Cumberland
yeoman, deceafed,. by giving bond as the law.
d,retl,-He therefore reqoetts all serfons who,
are indebted to the fad deeeafeds .enate,. TO-
make Immediate payment /; and ihofs. ~ho,
have any demands thereon, 10 exhibii the fame
10 NEHEMIAH WESCOT.
Asgsf &c, 1918 $50
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-09-06

Mr.. Bsrnehss Pa tt, Of Freepor', IL sp.
pointed Brigade Quarter Master ofIbe frs,
Brigade. IL h Division. of the Militia of
this Commonwealth, vice 6 Grosyenor. re-
signed
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Laurel Grove for Sale.

NY virtue of a, deed Of rustic m
Il from Bushrod Washington, Jun
$ iii dispose OF the above estate 10 an,
person Inclined TO purchase. Ii lies in
Westmoreland county, on the river Pc.
tognac, aud is supposedto eoutain about
500 acres The soil is rich and well
adapted to the production Of corn and
wheat. understand that tits well im-
proved by good Dwelling House,
other out houses and orcharGs.
For terms. apply to the subscriber.
Bush. Washington,
Mount Vernon
March 9 ,sawtf
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NOTICE.

CAPTAIN THEOPHILUS BOWIE,
late Commander Of the schr alexandria
Zone of the regular Packets running be-
tween the City of Baltimore, Alexandria,
and Georgctown.&c has been charg-
ed from our employ, for sufficient caus-
es, which will be made known il requir-
ed-Thcrefere, all persons having &C.
counts to settle for Freight, willpay the
subscribers only.
WILLIAM BALL, Baltimore.
BEDE CLEMENTS, Alexandra.
April st
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Ia .hv authorised to appoint an agent
or agents under him for the pulposs
siors,aid. This agency is to continue
o{the space or terra Of seven yesrs, com
menclnr this twenty third OF April IN
the wear Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and ten, to be iuiiy eoi'
ed and ended.
Given snder my hand and seal the o''
and date first above written.
THOMAS PAUL, J.. ).
Signed, sealed and delivered IN ,ne
presence of GEO. G. PRESbUh !. !,
In consequence Of the above authority
vested in ME, arising from ccn.fae'
with Mr.. T. Paul.. / hereby appoint the
following personsthe only agents tor the
sale Of Paurs Columbian Oil, In the city
Of Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme Ducatel,
sign of the Golden head, No. 70 War
ket-street. Messrs. Henry keerl &
Son, Druggists, sign Of celsus's Head,
No. a3s Market-st. near the corner Oh
Howard st. Doct. Jesse Talbot, Drug
pcst, corner of Hanover and Market-sts'
Messrs. Warner and Hanna, statloners,
corner of Gay and Market st'. Messrs'
G. & r. Waits Lottery Office, corner
of St. Paul's Lane and Market-st. "A
Miltenberger, StatiQner, No 10 sign
Of Franklin, N. Howard-st. Mcssrs.
Iohn s Thomas Vance, Stauoners, NO
,7a Market.st.-At Feps Point, by
DR.. Henry Derry, Druggist, NO.
Market-st. and Nathaniel Knight o1a-
tioner, Fell's-strect-Cty ef Washng-
tom. Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
gists.--PhladeLthia. Mr. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin A. Atlce's, No. IS North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of Sd and Pine-Streets-jere-
miah Morris, Druggist, No. 29a Mar
ket-Street--Stephen North, Druggist,
No. IS High st. between I'd and "a
streets, Messrs. Crowl s Segar, Drag
cists, Market st.--We7v York, Msssrs.
John s. Thomas l.. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence &
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. q.
&R. Waites's. Nos. SO and 81, Maiden
I.ane.-York Ioqun, DIR. John Fisher,
Drug.-.dnnahoHs. Messrs. Childs *
Shaw.-George To7un. DR.. John OF
Druy-Lancaster DR.. Samuel Fsht
nestock, Drug.-Harris6urs. DR.. John
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Easton. d Tho
mas II. Dawson, Drug.-PeterSbnrg
Virg. Mcssrs. Love and Cutler; Drug
eists.-Hagerstown. Dr.. Frederick Mil
LEI, Druggist-Frederic6teavn. DR.. John
S. Miller, ,Druggist-W lnchesfer. Mess.
John & Adm, Miller, Druggists.-Han-
ooer. Messrs. Frederick & VIM. SAVER
mann, Druggisls.-CarHste. DR.. John
Fahnestock, Druggist.-Brook VMe.
(Montgomery COZ Mr.. Brice Gassaway,
AND IN HLEXANDRIA, sT
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail, at my Drug
and Patent Medicine Store: No. l6,
sign Of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March 2s law5m
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Robet1
DEM

Respectful "a
Alexsndrla, tI' 4
couragcmcnt a' !. h
i,,Guced TO ien.I ~
in this pace, ~
at the nor.h's'';: 81
Prince streets III
Mr.. vested 'ls~I
20 receive ii: FL
need his u wv n,
give Ponc'u' I. =, n
those w!.o I'd
tier rcspecH"r
April s n
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We wish to purchase a
good, young family HORSE, such as
will run in Gig, and ride well. Ap.
ply to
Bryan Hampson & Co,
March II
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Edinburgh Encyclopedia,

voLuAE Sd, PART Isl,
is received and ready for delivery to
subscribers, whe are requested to call
for them.
James Kennedy s. Son.
April 9 eo4
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NOTICE.

The Farmers Bank Of
Alexandria, this day declares a divi.
dend Of profits onits Capital Stock paid
in, Of four per cent. for the last six
months, payable to Stockholders or
their representatives. on Monday the sth
instant.
John Hoof, Cashier.
: April l.. tawow
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20 bales Cotton
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Halrpowder, Siltcs
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March 6.
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articles.
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Steam D

a, 4 ! VI c g .;s,.s.',l
Friday F ,n' Oh t!.' al 4
ton for the 0s;ss'tCtcosI
charged. 051'%,srI,s.1
fat bo'!om' u, Ill ~
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-15

| This place would certainly have beer
carried, had it not been for the timely arri.
val OF 500 OF the 41st regiment the evening
before at ten at night after march Of forty
miles in one day and during rhe engage
ment 500 more regulars came in after fore
ed marches.
The villages wers left almost defenceles,
our feet had left here but few days be
fore in detschments for Niagara of and 4
vessels at time, and the Madison remain-
ed here alone a day or two before, and
then she sailed, and 9 schrs. came in
The Wolfe is commanded by Gem. Yeo,
and has on board 500 picked men from the
Kent ~, and Yeo SAYS, his only wish is to
meet our fleet, and it i,expectsd they have
gone to land their troops at Kingston aud
bis squadron will pursue ours thus divi-
Ided. IS 49,,
Sunday.-Two more British Captains
brought in to-day. found wounded in the
woods.
Tuesday. June Our feet has lust
returned here after its operations at Maya
ra. sih
+ The British feet is mt Kingston & has
not been seen off here since the day of at :
tack.
Col. Mills was buried yesterday with the
honors of war.
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FROM THE REVOLULTOG.fRY
.ARAfY IN SO Urn .4D9ERIC.H.
PKINAT l. CORRESPONDENCE.
Watchifochcs, 7fh Wou, Is

WatchffocHes, IN Nay, 1873.
have but one moE.sut before the eK-
press leaves this for Eaichtz 10 write YOU.
Santa Antonio IS taken by the revolutionary
army under the command of General Bef-
nscdo; and Gov. Salcedo (the governor of
the proyince,) Herrera and twelve other Off
GERS and men have been executed.
Salcedg5 force was twelve hundred men /:
BernarGo's army consisted Of bout the sans
nurnber, bat Ave hundred only we're in The
engagement. Thus the campaign Of SantE
Antonio mas ended in the entire revolu ION
| II ihe province OF Texas. Those who may
be supposed u be best acquainted with tha
situation ofthe other provinces composip Z.
the intendanoy OF tho capt AIN general, and
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-15

1t. Col. Preston took possession of Fort
Erie and its dependencies last evening, the
post had been abandoned aud the magaz ne
blown up. sr 500.
j have ordered Gen. Lewis to re.,,rn
without delay 20 This place, and if the winds
favor US we may yet cut oHthe enemy's re-
treat.
vas last evening honored with your dis
patch OF the s5th inst. have taken meas.
ures IN relation TO the % prisoners who arc
to tie put IN close confinement.
have the honor 20 be, sc.
H. DEARBORN,
Eon. John Armstronr.
Secretary at War.
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Ia. S Shih MG,i,;s.nr

Y. . Shit 6Z6Gixon,
Niagara River, 60 n Nav. 1873
SlR-Deemng the command Ct Lake +
ne OF primary Importance, dispatche ed
capt. Perry yesterday with SIS seamen e to
Black Rock to take the FIVE vessels there ca
Erie assoon as possible, and to prepare the
whole sqaadron for service BY the 18th OF
June. Gen. Dearborn mas promised Inc 200
soldiers to put on board os the vess-ls at
Black Rock to assist in protecting them 70
Erie. MIR. Eckford mas with uncommon
exertions prepared these vessels for service
since the capture of York, and think that
Capt. Perry will be ready to proceed for
Pressure Isle about the Sd or 4th Of June
he two briggs building at Erie have been
launched,
The Queen Charlotte and Others of the
eneray's vessels came down to fort Erie on
the S6th inst. but as soon as they heard of
the capture OF Fort George and it's depen-
denotes they proceeded up the lake, pre-
sumo for Maiden.
l have the honor TO bes very respectfully,
Sir, your most obedient servant,
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Hon. WM. JONES,
Secretary of the Navy,
Washington.
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he could be Useful. under showers of mus
9uetry, hat fortunately escaped unhur,.-
We lost but one killed and two wounded. &
40 injury done to the vessels.
have the honor to be, &c.
ISAAC CHAUNCEY.
Hon. VIM. Jones.
Secretary of the Navy,
- Washington City,
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WASHING TON, June g.
eshies cfteners from Com. Channcey 10
the Secretary Of rte .Napv.
U. S. Shin Madison.
=. Niagara River. 9th May 1913.
Tan happy to have it in my power to
say. that the American flag is hying upon
Fsrt George. We were in quiet possession
OF al the forts az IL O'Clock.
i hayct the honor to be.svery respectfully
Sir, your most obedient servant. ,sa
ISACC CHAUNCEY. 5
Hon. VIM. Jones, Secretary of
the Navy, Washington.
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sure them. that every vigilance will be ex-
erted to detect and bring them to rigorous
punishment under martial law for such out
RACES.
JAMES R. PRESTON, Lit. Col.
18th Regt. Inf Commanding at
Fors Erie, Black Rock and Buff
faloe.
May 30th, 1878.
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From ere -N6ffoaat Tafeiltgercer.

From ere Narfoaat Tafsllgenoer.
IMPRESSED SEAHisS- >,
ne sas!owirs is.sn exact copy of an &C..
CASH frvtecfio1, st.e aris5sss - sirt
Is n"'s forwarded TO the Department. OF
STATE;
70 n. vi. Estate Arns.1
:" To all commanders and officers Of his
Majesty's ships, press masters, and everv
other person whom it dosh or msy coacern.'
Where's Ivy an act of Parliament made
and passed the thirteenth year of the reign
OF his NEST excellent majesty, King George
the second, Untitled, " An act fer the in
crease OF mariners and seameu to navigate
merchant ships and other trading vessels 20
after reciting that it was necessary Co give
all hitting encourage 20 persons to ar
ply themselves to ssa service, and the prac-
ice OF navigation, and also 10 fereigfs rzc,S-
nerSa rd scatter to engage III the British
service, ii is enacted (among other things>
!" That every person therein after mention
ed should be 'frce and eremhsed from
oefns IMPRESSED into the service OF his ma
jesty, his heirs g successors, - that is to say
amongst other persous) :" every foreigner
being amariDer, seaman or landsman vito
shall serve in any merchant ship or oth,e
trading ship, vessel or Privateer, Belonging
to the subjects OF the crown of Great Grit
ain'' as by theaeid act of Parliament, refer
renee being made thereto, will fully APP
pear.
WOW these ere. to certify. to al! persons
whom It may coocern. that the bearer here's
Of, John Mondery, aged twenty one ears,
about 1--WE feet eight inchss high, of yellow
Complexion, and wearing his own wool hair,
came before me, one of his naiesty's jus-
tees OF the peace. and voluntarily made
bath. that he is afortigncr. x that he was
born at Rio Janeito in the Rrazils, ard thas
be IS subject of the Queen of Porting & lieo
Die 20 be called or in the service of his coun,
try.
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his
JOHN - MONDERy,
Witness.
Wark
THos. LUDLOW.

Witness, THos. LUDLOW.
Sworn before me tha 18th dsv OF ciepc.
in the year OF our Lord, one thousand 4. ems
hundred and nine.
Here is an official act of magistrate,
reciting IN act of the British Parliament ere
enthfiag foreigners from impress. when on
board OF ANY merchant ship or other ira
ding ship, vessel orprivateer of Great Bris
tam. Yet is 1t asserted, that cut of osr
vessels they have right TO take who they
please and their officers only shall be the
Judges The wretch that would betray his
country to so degrading a state of slavery
and submission, must be the offspring Of
disgrace and poilution--infamy await him,
the scorn of all good and honorable men,
the frowho and contempt Of all amiable wo.
men.
In the early number of these essays, de-
signed to arrest. the diabolioal practice &c
free T1an-steajing In utiny, desertioD, and
gunpowder, were pointed cut as means -,
but alas every effort proved unavailing,
| the enemy contemporary 90 Kicked 10 into
nor :" and now wages it like ration Of
he'll hounds We are then not OILY ius,ifi-
able, but required by every consideration
OF reason, of safely and Of self defence, TO
have recourse TO new modes of warfare -
not ship, brig boat, should be suf-
fered to depart, whose slider did not carry
the declaration of our wrongs" Saior's
Rights" Our vessels of war would thus
excite mutiny in The enemy's vessel before
gun was Aired. Every sail should display
the noble claim---What English seaman
would fight against it
BY the explosion OF mine. the British
endeavored to secure safety at York, and
gallant Pike was destroyed in the arms Of
victory Let every seam2h of the United
States, when shipped, be sworn, that if ina
pressed. he will seize the Grsf opportunity
of blowing up the vessel in which ne should
be made u slave. His name and that of the
ship, IN a bottle will tell the tale, and secure
provision for his family.
GHOST OF MONTGOMERY.
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WAsHIEGToN June 10. (;
Coffes oFictters from, Maj. Gen. Dearborn
to The Secretary Of tYar.
HEAp-QuARTERs,
Ft.George. Upper Canada, May ~, 1915.
Slk-The light troops under the com
msnd OF col. Scott and major Forsyth, Lam
ded this morning at nine o'clock Major
General Lewis's division. with Col. Porter's
command OF light artillery, supported them.
Gen. boyd's brigade landed immediately af
ter the light troops, and Gems. Winder add
chandler followed in quick succession -
ne landing was warmly and obstina,ely
disputed by the British forces: but the
coolness and intrepidity of our troops soon
compelled them to give ground in every eli
rection. General Chandler with the reserve
Composed Of his brigade * Col. Macomb's
artillery covered the whole. Com. Chaun-
cey had made the most judicious arrange
ments Tor sileDcing the enemy's batteries,
near the point nt landing. The army is un-
der the greatest obligations to that able
naval commander for his cooperation in
all its important movements, and especially
IN ats operations this day. Oar batteries
saoceeded IN rendering Fort George untena-
Die and when the enemy had been beaten
from his positions, and found it necessary
to re-enter it. after firing few guas and
setting hire TO the magazines, which soon
exploded, he moved off rapidly by different
routes. Our light troops pursued them Sc
verai miles. ihe troops having been un-
der arms from one O'Clock in tha morning,
were too msch exhausted for any furthcr
pursuit. We are now in possession OF Fort
george and RS immediate depeDdencies-to-
morrow we shall proceed further on. The
behavior OF our troops, both officers and men,
entities them TO the highest praise and
the difference in our loss with that of the
enemy, when we consider the advantages
his positions afforded him, is astonishing
We had II killed and As wounded. The
enemy had 80 killed and 100 wounded Of
the regular troops. We have taken 100
prisoners, exclusive of the wounded. Col
Meyers OF the 49th was wounded and taken
prisoner. OF ours only one commissioned
officer was killed--Lieut. Hobart of the
highs artillery. Enclosed is the Report of
Maj Gen. Lewis.
l have the homer to be, Sir, with great
consideration and respect, your most obedient
servant,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-15

The following are the particulars Of tina
ssrgo Of the Bonne Cheyenne, arrived az
Portsmouth, England. She was conveyed
to the line by The M ntauge -.
1873 dcubl ons 1889 pieces i0t
bars OF goldi 19 ingots ct DO; 1868 ounces
do; 20 IL los. gold dust 14S9O4 dollars
--6l4 marks 1888 eunces silver boxes
silver 81 pieces OF precious stone. and
sundries valued at 10000 sterl.-Total va
lue, +s1 $40 pounds sterling.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-06-15
Mai. Gen. Dearborn,
Com mander in Chief
OF the Northern Army.

Head Quarters, Fl. George, May %, 1918.
Sixteen. Lewis was ordered to march
Yesterday morning with Chambers and
WiDder's brigades--the light artillery, drs
goons and rihemen in pursuit OF the en-.
envy by ne way of Queenstown had re
ceived satisfactory information that the en-
emy had made a stand ON the mountain at
place called the Beaver Dam, where he
mad deposit ct provision and stores, and
that he bad been joined by three hundred
regulars from Kingston, landed from small
vea els near the head Of the lake. | had
ascertained that he was calling in the mi
htla. and had presumed that he would con
fidt in the strength of his position and ven.
ture IN action, by which an oppor,unit,
would be afforded 20 cut off his retreat
have been disappUinf ed--althoosh the tr, OF
from Fort Erie and Chippewa had joined tn,
main body at Beaver Dam, he broke M
Yesterday precipitately, continued his ro,iti
along the mountains, and will reach ~,
head of the Lake by that route.