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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
The Marshal Of The u. s.
For tie District If Yirrinia.

.'farshaPs 0ffee--29 Aliens have been remove
from this City, and 81 have been licensed remaia
or month.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
BosToN, March S.
LATEST FROM LISBON.


Extract OF q letter from Lisbon, dated Jan.
10th, TO merchant liz this town---rcceiv
&c by the brig Mungo Park, arrived at
Holmes Hole.
IS. Williams, esq writes from London)
22d Dec. that some demur had taken place
respecting Admiral Sawyer's and Aliens
licences, and recommends all vessels having
them to remain in port until something
should take place. The packet arrived
last evening. and End by her the Chesa-
peake and Delaware are both blockaded
this must raise the price OF bread stuff
if the Brit Sin are not obliged to leave this
country"
SPRING ROCKETS.
On Saturday afternoon, we understand
Fir. Beath the inventor of the Spring Rock
ct, made trial OF several compositions III the
presence of Com. Rodgers. Capt. Hull and
others to ascertain the greatest range his
Rockets could be made to perform, and we
are happy to state, thai he succeeded il
throwing one of pounds weight the great
distance OF two thousand yards, which is
500 Yards more than the celebrated Con-
sreve Rocket Of 2 pound weight The Cy-
hnders Of beath's Rockets are made of ircn
aud terminating at the head with cone
Swelve inches in length, which may be char
Sed with grape shot, musket balls or com :
bnstible matter, are capable of dong much
- '-SNSOutIOh--SPllH5S GlSO are dtldCUeQ 10
them when the object is to FIRE shipping
which cannot fail to- have the desired effect.
We wish him all that patronage and sup
port from Government which this invention
justly merits.
NEW YORK, March II.
The Spanish ship Salvador, from Cadiz
for Montevidso, with $50 souls on board
lncluding ESQ soldiers, besides officers,
Scc.) has been lost near Moldona-Se all Oil
board Persisted, except $50 who reach =
ed the shore in d miserable condition.
Statesman.
Extract OF a letter, dated Ogdensburgh,
Feb. II.
e. am now at the garrison, and arrived,
with the hope Of sending you some inter
esting intelligence. but the mail is about
hurrying away so that can only mention
that our killed and wounded in the late &C
tion amount to %. theirs to 10 killed and
50 wounded. A committee are about cross
ing over with estimates Of the damage suf
tered by individuals, at the request the enc
NY VINO promise to make it good
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
March 8, 1915.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.

Marredon Thursday the l1th inst by the Rev,
III. John o. Gamble of this city TO The amabie
Miss Nancy Peyton Cyeea4b, eldest daughter OF
Chr'stopher Grsenup Esq. late Governor OF Ken
aueky,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
BALES AT AUCTION

SALES At AUCTION.
& DIV Wednesday the 9th inst. will be ,oId nosi.
~ uyeiy without st the store of Mr..
James kitchie nesr the public Ware house, All his
stock OF Goods supposed to be in value 85o9o and
upwards, viz. "'''
Loaf and Brown Sugar, Coffee, Psnebeon, old
Antigua Rum, 20 boxes Soap Natmcyg. Irdigo'
Writing Paper, old double datilled Whiskev. a
complete set of stands, general assortment Of
sha"i' and handkerohefs, and great variety of o.
Their articles IN the grosery line Also / saddle
Horse Terms for ail sums under $50 cash over
$50 srSd. of 90 days for approved notes peys,
us6ie at either of the Banks in this civ
'noncHTe, Robinson q I7lsasants,
March ~. a.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

-Four companies Of Militia are embodied, but do
no guard duty. He further mentions that ell the
other force that could be collected had gone OFF in
sislgbs 20 meet general Hsrlisons army.
hs Hiso states that thcre WA about e. REGULARS
killed at ne 'irse ut Capt Kings defeat IT BLACK
Rook, and hiteeuOr sixteen OF the militia and that
there were risins hundred of tire regulars kill.
ed IA She ost'io with Gen. Winchester, exclusive Of
iniiitin and Indiana
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
Dehartn, of State.

March 10, 1918.
SIR--The regulations concerning Aliens
established in conformity with the notice
from this Department of the 2Sd Ult. and
your Instructions Of the same date, are to
be enforc * the persons designated FORE
moval are immediately to repair to the pla-
ces assigned them for residence. In peculiar
and extraordinary cases of hardship, and
where the character and department of
the parties entitle them to particular con
slderatioa, you will refer the question of in
dulgence To this Department, setting forth
all the circumstances on which the claim
is founded. But in no insta nee is the re
moval of the individual to be DELAYED for an
answer from Washington. You will make
an accurate Report CT the places OF resi-
dence which you may assign to each alien,
with description of his person.
have the honor to be, sir,
Your most ebedicnt servant,
JAS. MONROE.
The Marshal Of The u. S.
For tie District IF Virginia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

1t IL stated that the government has al
owed commodore Decatur and his crew
100000 dolls ter the frigate Macedonian
Phi. ia.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

" The Secretary Of The Russian lie
cation was IN this City yesterday, on his
way from Washington, co., ,cture SAYS TO the
enemy's fleet in the BAY. lie waited On the
Governor yesterday morning.
The reader can forma conjecture, as
well as ourselves, of the oJycs;s Of this Vi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

Ertraet Of a letter from CAPTAIN Geo. Eo5-
son, Of she ship FAR american, IF fhis
fort 10 The o1yner dateH
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
MEprArfoM.

We extract from the writings of two
distinguished jursts the following discrip-
ton ofthe duties and character OF ,nedi-
atior
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

A list of old Tobacco rena'oing in Gla.cosk's Ware
House.
1903.
March 22d, Obadiah Booth, o q. Geei,1tl. $50
April 18th, Thos. Bryant, T. 3. 1oIl23. III, iolI
1909.
February 2stb, Cyrus Clifton, C. c. 7,sss,ios, US
March 18th, Iho's. Bryant. Y. Il sI2s6, i24, iIl2
Joseph Bryant, l. b. 9.I270,I2s, lI49
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

~ One Of the Shiss, arrested at Norfolk
isa PortngHese tie IS said to have held ION,
hluHicafious with the enemy receiv,no and
returning the visits Of the british. lie il
row IN jail; aud the proofs are said T., le
very stgsag against Ran.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

/ sit. But the most plausible suppos;tion
which we can form. is. that "A proposition is to
be made To the British Admiral for an Ar
| nistice, until the result OF the negociatioiis
at St. Petersburg can be ascertaned.
We nave sand above, BY M@y of hypothe
SIS. that the negotiation viii proceed 1T ST.
Petersburg. II @. II. shsUiG GecrEt Of TIE
mediation. We have reasons TO believe that
the proposition for q mediation first came
from G.. B. through Lord Csthcart at st.
Petersburg. OF course, it Cannot fail to meet
her appreciation.
IL is also said, that Mr.. Barclay, former
ly Conssl General OF c. Britain, is daily
expected a. New ork with important dis
patches.
Ertraet ofa Letter.fron. Norfolk, TIE I6th.
hree ships of the line and thfee fri
gates in the koads--the Constellation aad
Gun-boate moved up between the forts"
inhabitants as more confident and cheerful, since
the troops have become better disciplined and the
Notifications more improved
The British feet had o fair wind to 90 M to Nor
ok on Satsrdsy-bue they did not think fit to ac-
cept the invitation.
Other Letters say, there we're on the 18th, three
ships OF tie line and frigates IN the Roads: that
the Constitution and the Gun boats bad gone up
from Granny i,landaud stationed them selves betwee
the Forts and that it expected the British
fleet would go up to Srany Island, as soon as the
wind served---in Shieh case, says one letter, You
may conceive the consequences"
CT The Russian Secretary I've SeGsys Mr.
SvertchkoG) tooE The mail stage last mig ht for Pc
tersburg.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19

~ sale, Sparkling Chsmpsisn, Salad on pr,ao,
and Grab Cider, Ct Eor boiling. ''''
March s. 4.
ZEN HhdS. Brown Sugar,
Il % Bsrrels do do
10 hhds Loaf do
20 Barrel prime Green Coffee,
p Bags do. do
do. Peorer
DO Pilssnto
200 Sacks salt,
~ bids Moas,ss
sale by w. f'V
March 49, @'' " 20
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-03-19
II. CLAY.

Speaker Of h- House Of Represertatiuss.
Wax. II. CRAWFORD,
Prssfdslt q tie Ss1ate, pro tenleoys.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-12
aT OR A TIoA,,

Delivered on the 37ih ANNIVERSARY of
AMERICAN lsDEPGNDAACE,
1T the request Of the s. SOCIETY," OF
FRIENDS OF THE REvOLUsIeN,"
II. the Capitol IN Richmond.
BY GEORGE HAY, ESQ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Nesyport Sboe- Store and
4 Manatacfoy, ST
No. 100, THAMES. STREET.
1OHK M. DAVIc

w H0 has recently received from Boston and
~ elsewhere, a large assortment Of Lads and
oehiiemcn's, Misses and Youths Morocco and
Leather SHOES, of almost every description. he
mas those OF the frs, quality, winch he will warran,
-,a arseomvend--also, quantity that he will .elI
al reduced prices. -.
lie also has his Shoe Store suppacd from
his Manufactory with BOOTS aud saoEs, which he
THINKS he can pronounce of ,aperor quality 10 any
when are made IN Newport, and OF the latest nEsi-
ions, az he employs number of experienced work.
Reph N st koot-riakng, and several exceiient "orSs.
crip,ioa
Those Gentlemen who may wish to be ht-
ted TO their Will, Boots shoes, will please
to leave their at his shoe store, or at his
Manufacory in the of the same, with his fore
man. Ladies wishing to be fitted with Grecian Slips,
or other Shoes, ~ be waited on BY his foreman, who
will take their measures, at the shortest notice.
He returns his thanks to his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and Aatters
HIMSELF by the exertions be has made to procure
good workmen and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage. ~
N. g.. An assortment oil Morocco, OF all
colors, Binding Skins, Boot-Web, Cord and Tassels
&c. -
- All orders from town and country will
be attended to. May %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Please to take Notice.
RICHARD BARKER.

- informs the Ladies and Gentle
N men of Providence, and its vicinity, that he has
removed from Newport, 10 that we'll khosn stand,
north of Col. H. SMITH, west side OK Mill Bridge,
formerly occupied by Mr.: +. ANGEL. which house
rs convenient to accommodate number Of BoSders.
Tea.Parties aud private Companies may also be &C.
commodated =. Etl-s =
X BARxEa would likowise inform his former ous-
toners and friends in Newport. that he should be
gsaiifed by their company at his new establishments,
should their business> all them into that quarter
and he assures them that pains will be spared to
entertain them in the best possible manner. e -
N. b. Coach. .Cbaise, and Horses to isi, and good
SiablIpg or Pasiuring for, Horses. s,. -,
Provdence, April %. 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
pphtirai @isfeu uatlt.
ADDRESS.
From the Woreesttr Ksis.

To the Republican of.honenfs Of the .Hqy.
That this nation. has long suffered from the
English tbcmost humiliatins insults, frequcns
spoliaticns Of our commerce and o continued
violation of our rights Is not denied, BY any in>
formed man, of any party, in any cosntrys
This conduct has been attempted lobe justis
Eed with much elaborate sophistry by tho
pleas of retaliation and lawless necessary.
Such robbers reasoning, however, could NOT
convince the people Of tho United Ststos,
who did not choose to be plundered and abuss
ed. because a proagate nation. pretended thar
il could not subsist but by mischief H thoy
urged the necessity osaggrcssiou, twas no
less Incumbent upon us TO atteud 10 the uccs
essi,y Of defence and to refer the question 70
the law of force. A large majority of our
ci,izens commanded Of their government -
yindicatc its rights by arms. The popular
voice was loud and general 10 the cali for war.
IL was certainly proper 10 listen 10 tho ez<
pression of public feeling and sensi,peet and
to otey their dicsstes. In compliance with
that sobligalion We have become Scngagcd In
en- erduvvs cosflict. Our enemy Is powsrfus
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Mems and Children's Flats.

GEORGE W.dyvI'ON,
HAS just received. For sale at his Book and Hat
AA Store-a great varrety Of Mems, Youths, and
Chdren's HATS. made vt the Boston and other fac
tories, in the best manner-aii of which be sold
at prices unusually cheap. .-..... ...,.
The assortment includes mems superfne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and Of superior quality do.
Beavers and Castors, viii, wide brims { TO- cheap
Castor and Nspt Hats youths and chidren's black,
drab, and fancy colored Beavers, from the very low
est prices to the finest quality, and from tie smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats 80
Also, just recefred-4boxes PAPER-HANGfNGS,
suitable for rooms window curtains with wide
and narrow Borders; box low-priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual .-ee
For sale, os observation-disclosures Of every
kind in USE BLANK BOOKS-Smith and Jones'
Hymn Books, Bibles, &c. &c.-Paper, auiIls, aud
other articles Of Stationary. April %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Removal from ll5 to lag.
CALEB rRlPP,

ga 81 ..s CALEB TRIP, etse
TAKES this opportunity to express his sincere
- thanks tor The encouragement he has received
Gon.his cssto,psrs, and to iniorm ,hem of his re-
nosa from has former stand, TO l42, 2basaes-srees.
directly opposite N1a,ystrcet, two doors south Of
WM, LANoLSY, Esq. and lately occupied by Major
SyLyEsTxR RBaowNRLL--where he offers for sale,on
reasonable terms be purchased in this town,
q, general assortment Of gentemcn's fashionable
III. ~R00TS, SHOES, sanPU.MPS,
efdherept.sizes, qualities, and prices.
.9iso, jHsf rcceived--a new supply ofladies' and
ohildrr,fs morocco SHOES, sf the newest fashions,
which are wavanted ,s be of as good qaaii,y, and
will be sold on As low terms, at any sore in New
port. 49, ,.sf4 .se.fs .t, ~. fs er
!. -sto, for sals-Webbng, Cord, Tassels, Binding
Skins, and Morocco for lining boots
If-he carries on his business asiususi. and fat
ters himself tbathc can furnish those who favor him
with their custom, with. Reots, Shoes, and Pumps,
that will be equal in quality to any manufactured in
this place, and at prices that cannot fail TO suit his
customers. 80 Newpori va, 6. 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
EagGsb, Inasa, French and
u Axeriiea1u, GOODS. -.

JUST received, and far sale by p o. RICHMOND,
an extensive assortment Of staple and Fancy
C06Bj--amohglo Others, n KT,rtHe rr' tteYS
500 Ps. French ribbons Of every description; long
and short Kid Cloves green and black Sattns;
Buts'rings tinei; Canibricks fancy half Iikfs
Lsces.' Lace Mittc; Dinities Bandapas black silk
Madras hhks.s and an extensive assortment of
Bedtcks, &c, &c.
-aso-l0 boxes brown sugays, Of an excellent
3uaiity--al Of which will be sold unusually 1chcap
tor CASH & x. .A.4 ~ - Feb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Tea and Boarding-H

THE Subscriber Informs MS friends ami
the public, that be has recently taken that well
snown and pleasantly situated House, formerly oc-
clPied by DIR RIcnHosp, on the vest road, in
Portsmouth. about Ave miles from Nespor-wiserc
ne has made arrangements for the enter anment of
parties Of pleasure. Ladies and gen6emcu can Be
accommodated wiih board--a and every exertion will
DC made to give satisfaction 10 those Who may favor
- asoaex LawroS. jus
Portsmouth, March IL, 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03

American sattincts,
lCslicoes, Baires,2 'oas Is
Cotton. s,ocSiags, s;a
,sniftifg Coitons, ,Csiiooes
otton Lisces, Lirens,
Silk Stockings.
Ladies and Gentieinens
Beaver and silk Gloves,
undressed Cslicoes; 50 !
fpp,ture Caiicoes, 49, ~
white aud col C-mbricks,
Cordid Ginghams,
sewing silk,
Cotton bahs and in hanks,
SILK and Cotton shswis,
sir Flosentsine DOR West.
goats, Suspendcrs, Umr
brellas, sc. &C.
y .HN N.N.N Nt.N .a.H
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
NOTICE.

THE subscriber, contemplating leav-
= ing Newport, requests ell those TO whom he
is indebted. to call and received their demands; anu
those indebted to him by Note or Book account, are
requested 10 call an9 settle them before the goth OF
be placed IN the hands efan Attorney for collection
-, John COCGkySHALL.s
Newport, Mar. IS. 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03

superiine' and common
Broadciottis, ~. ~
do. do. do. Cassimeres,
yelyets,, Fiannelss aas
Lusirings, OF various col,
ors;
Canton Grapes o''' ~
sAk and Cotton B andsnss,
Aandksrrhiefs, s9sses ~
Cotton cover lids, si0l \
pm'tys white Jean, 80
a great variety Of Vest
Patterns, 4
yellow Nankeens, s@.'
Ribbonds. Fans. Coat &,
ci Vest iAitp,s, of a.
.,..spperior quality /!
INDIA Calicoes, |
NEWPORT, April 90 1871
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
James Mhmford,

%. .iqrsye, e,sg 4. 10. SO, 1Hgmes-sreet,,
Las Just received the following Goods irp,p Dos.
~ ton, which he will self very cheap for Cash.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
TIE BA7,HL2VG- HOUSE

wv LL DC open essry Saturday aed Sun
day, at the usual hours, until farther
npNee. ~ ars Newpott. My %. 1913.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03

.Ige assortment OF Iron, Earrhern and Stone Ware
U.ooo Boards, with qdaotity Of Flank, shin.
gies, Laths Ciapboards. &c. and sandry other asti
cies two numerous to mention sIlrl ~
The above articles are to be sold ON the =, ~, -.
sonao'e terms forcash or approved credit.
March q, 1915 -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
lCranston & Shaw,

CFFER at private sale, on reasonable terms.
~ 5000 bushels Indian CORN is.sl l1T,'-
GsI. l8o do. calivant PEAS, s.t.
sssg. 22o bbls. superfne Richmond FLOUR,
300 do. Navy BREAD.
100 hid SHOCKS; - ~" ii'
.ss'AD. 1SEMj SHINGLES D4t A>r;, oo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
ysss5f. 'AESRPoRT, (R. H. s~s
sRIsrsp AND PupLIsHxD ON rHusspArs,,
,ss BIZ WILLIAM SIMONS,,
.i.-ssf5 Efsr MILL.sTREEr, :

= The paper printed once week. at two dollars
. ayesr>-one half to- be paid in advance. l.e.sI :.
Advertisements copapiesousy inserted at the rate
% trSv'a square, faf three weeks-olhers in than
proportion. :! ~
Printing ofall kinds executed at this Office. i4sd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Groceries,, &C.


EAS just receiyeds and offers for sale. at Nc. IL
) Long-whsrf BY wholesale and resail,r gereyai
assortment OF Groceries, Croekery, Gass-Ware sc.
-coNsIsrfST or NNs NFil'T
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-06-03
Patent Sky-Li6hts, &C.

TUST received. and forssaie, by - ...s..,.@ >t
! 49, JOHN b. LYON, Lyon's svharf,
"A quantity. of Patent SKv-LIGHTS.
II - ii SHe has also for saie,s rt
. $500 feet of RomsdelPs Oars of the Grst quality,
various sizes; 50 qnintas streighs and shoa Fish
Ness Pork, ola and new, in bbls. and half bbls with
Variety of other articles. tt-tt ,- 80 s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
EXTRACT FROM A DESPATCH
From Brigadier General Boyd, to the
Secretary of War. dated

Fort George, Jaiy 90, 1918.
have the honor to report, that on
the l7ih inst. the enemy attacked our
picquets, in body of about 200 brit.
ish. besides Indians, Delachments
were aent on, TO supper, them, bu, with
Instructions to act defensively. Aliera
contest oil one hour, occasionally severe,
the enemy was dispersed. Our loss
was ,rifling--only or being killed,
and few wounded the loss Of the en-.
envy has not been ascer,ained, but be.
ing exp osed TO some we'll directed fires
OF our light artillery, under the com.
mand OF 1t. Smith, it is probable then
loss must have been comparatively
great. Col. scott, whu had the com.
mand Of our troops which were en-.
gagged, speaks highly Of the ardour and
sleadiness of both officers and men.
Being fought IN de,achmenis, many
young officers had an opportunity Of c.
vinclng their activity and bravery. To
use the language of Col. Scott" this
affair, though small, served to test the
merits of the men and officers engs.
ged. More ardour has seldom bren
displayed Capt Vandeursen fought
his detachment with good effect and
Capt. Madison, with his picquet guard,
was fully engaged. hey could not
lose their ardour under Major Cum.
Minis, Capt. Berksall's rlf,emen wen
nearest to tie enemy in pursuit. Ma
jor Armstrong, who was the officer o.
the day, was active in concen,ralingk
arranging the troops and picqusu
Capt. Towson, of the artillery, was
wounded in the hand while voluntarily
bearing Col. SCOTS orders and an Of
iicer of the rife corps was slightly
wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09
HE WAR.
Burning at PIattsburgh.

Burning at Pittsburgh.
Ertract Of a letter from Burlington,
august |.
Yesterday morning intelligence
was received, which is since confirmed,
that the enemy landed at Pittsburgh
sOtfhon ofhoSifon, burnt all the public
buildings 10 the village, and also the
barracks, which were situated three
miles of.
From the best accounts, it ap.
pears, the party consists of about 1900
men Commanded by Col. Murray.
They have done no injury 10 private
properly. From the top of the Court
house and the College saw distinctly,
last evening, the flames
Pittsburgh is distant from this
place about "a miles. There was no
public properly at the place.
Accounts are, that tie enemy have
not yet gone of, and people here are
moving their goods. ] he quantity OF
stores here is very large, and there are
about 1000 troops in the village. Our
force on the lake is not sufficient 10
stop the enemy"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-09

A Kingston Upper ,Csnsda) article
Of July Is, states, that on the 9th July,a
small party of their troops crossed in
boats from Chippawa to Fort Schlosser,
after snrprisiag the garrison, took o
way, without the loss of single man,
brass six FOUNDER, 81 stands Of arms,
. kegs musket ball cartridges, six
bulwarks ofmusket proof curtains Tor
boats, gun boat, 2 ba,teau, 20 bbls'
salt, IL kegs Tobacco, 8 bbls. Pork, 81
bbls. whiskey, and number OF spades,
oars, axes, &c.-1hat on the 9Th, q
party ofthe kings regiment, with boz
DIV of Indians, went in search of con.
siderable quantity of medicines and
surgical instruments, which had been
buried near Fort George when their
troops retired from that place; alters.
skirmish, in which they ackRowledgs
three indians only az being woundeds
the party succeeded in carrying of al
the medicines aud surgical Instrument
that on the loth at night, the barracks
at Gravel!y Point were burnt by smal
detachment of the BRUSH, and 100 bos
pork, -four and other articles Carried .
way from thence, together with very
fine Durham boat 500 oars VINCE
were collected to send to Sackers bar
Dor, were destroyed.