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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
FROM Bermuda.

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" - ONh. EEw-YoRK, APRIL l.
Col. Barclay, (formerly British consul in
this city, arrived here yesterday from Eng
land, via BermuCs in the cartel Savannah
Packet he comes out as agent for Prisoners
in tie United States. he landed YESTERDAY
afternoon, between and ; o'clock, after
procuring the necessary passports.
The British friga,e Iaures,ina, with Mr..
Baker, late British charge des affair. in the
United States on board, arrived at Bermuda
the ais, March, iu' days from the Chesa-
pcaSc.
The ship Republican, belonging to Potion,
taken oil Sandy Hook, was cleared, and was
to sail for New York in about weeks. Flour
at bermuda was Sl2, corn So, beef S6 The
schr. George Washington, Stevens, from an
eastern port, arrived at Bermuda in days
with cattle. a Swedish brig from Newton
don, arrived also with cattle. Abon, $50
prizes had been captured since the 18th June,
1912, up to the 10th of March, and sen, into
Bermuda.
Bermuda, March l7.--Sailed since our
last, San Domingo, 74, Admiral Sir JoHS
DoaLAcE WARES, Baronet Romilies, 10,
La Hogu~, -, Y-ll!en,, -, Siaira friga,c,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08
Cant Stcwar, nf the Canste

Capt. Stewart of the Constellation, with 9
gun-boa,s proceeded from Norfolk Slst ult.
to give battle 10 a British frigate lying in tho
mouth Of es-River---but the friga,e wa.
towcd down alongside 74--and the enter.
prize was given up.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

Col. SWIFT of the Engineers, is ordered
to the command of Forts Richmond and
Iompkins, at the entrance OF tho harbor OF
New-York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

Impressed Seamen-We learn that fflv-
nine American seamen who had been inpres.
sed, and discharged from British ships since
the war, arrived at New-York in the cartel
ship United States, from England, 10 he er-
changed as Prisoners Of zvar Many of them
have been worn out and disabled in their se,-
vice.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

Singular eiresmsfaaee.--A few weeks ago
beautiful Peacoet, the property of Johannes
Taurus, Esq. in attempting to seize an A.
merican Hornet, was so severely stung by the
forious insect, that he died Of his wounds in
the course Of ~ minules.-Coi.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

Captain Lawrence, of the Hornet, will,
we understand, soon be ordered To take the
command Of the frigatc Constitution, IN the
place of Captain BlnhridSe, who is to super
intend the building Of a..
The freedom of the city OF New.York, sand
piece OF plate, have been voted TO Captain
LAwRENcE, By the corporation ot that city.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

On "Wednesday last, Captain HUT, (lAte
of the Constitution friSaie) arrived in Ports
mouth, (Ncw.rIampshirc,) from Boston -
a salute was fired on his entrance, and as he
passed along the streets he was welcomed by
tae reiterated cheers of the citizsns. Capt.
Hull is appointed to superin,cnd the build
iny of a ~ al Portsmouth
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

The National Intelligencer of Monday the
29ih ult. states " that variou. rumonrs were
'fioat IN the public prints, on the subject Of
an armistice, said TO be either in train Of
negotiation or concluded. To p.even, the
ruUor from gaining further currency. we
think proper to state, that we believe i, 10 he
entirely without foundation"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-08

"IH LH"O. BALTIMORE. MARCH go
Ar. y. >. boat Dispatch, ssiliuc II ,sier
Dasis under hsg OF truce. The y. wen,
from Norfolk 10 Linnhayen hay with MIR.
ochwertchkofi the Russian Scefeta,y of lera-
tion, who had conference with Admiral
warren ON board the San Domingo, and re-
turned here on his way to Washington .-Tbe
result OF TINS conference has no, ye, transpir-
cd Leu 'he squadron on Friday morning
The Gan domingo intended to go into Hamn.
ton koads the next day frigates and bries
with some tenders remained in Lynnhayen
bay. They had captured nothing but few
bay craft.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09

States, but the intercepting Of them
may be injurious to the British ser
vice in the Peninsula, and may be
considered as not very. creditable to
the liberality and good faith of Great
Britain. By restoring this proper.
Ety therefore, conceive that this
Court will but maintain the justice.
the honor and the policy ofthe coun
try.
Such is the view which / have
been enabled to take of this subject.
1t were to be wished that public do
currents upon which tile important
interests of many individuals depend.
should be clear aud definite in their
language that nothing should be lett
to superstition, and that either in the
license il should have been explicitly
stated, that the expectation might OF
might not be made from a blOckaded
port or that in the order Of the block
ade. it should have been declared
whether ii was to extend to licensed
vessels. If this had been done we
should not have been driven TO the
necessity Of divining meanings and
Intentions. Parties including cap
tors and claimants, commanders and
merchants, would not be placed in a
state of doubt and anxiety, and this
court would he relieved from the
painful duty too often imposed up
on it, OF making its way amongst va
ROSS difficulties. and opposite obi
cations. frequently with no other
guide than probability anu coiJee.
ture. If the parties are not satisfied
with the decision of this court. it is
competent to them to apply to the
superior Tribunal, where the insirud-
tious and objects Of His Majesty's
government are known apriori and
not left to be determined by hazard
aad distant reasoning. .
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
No. III.

Mr. Monroe's Retort iii answer to MFR.
We6sfer'S Resolutions.
CONCLUDED.
Bot | return once more to the former
PAT Of the Report, just to take notice OF
an argument he calls conclusive, to
prove that the ORDERS in Council were
not produced by the French dccrses.-
Take his own mo}Gs:
That The repeal Of the British Or
ders in Coancii was not produced br the
French decree, other proofs might be
Adducsd. ] will state one, which, in adj
dition to the evidence contained in The
letter from Mi. Russell herewith com.
municated. marked G, is deemed con.
elusive. Ii the communication OF Mr.
Baker to Mr. Graham, on the 9th of Au
gust, 1872, which was founded On in
sIruc,lons from his government, of as
ate date as the '7rh June, IN which he
stated, that AN Gfh2ial declaration would
DC sent to this country, proposing con-
,irtional repeal of The o dess in ConDcil,
% fur as they aft. cled the United States,
10 notice whatever was taken OF the
French decree
As it does not appear that IN the COM
nunication spoken OF, any reasons what
ever, we're assigned by NJ. Baker as the
grounds on which the O ders were pro-
posed to be condi,ionaily repeated, If
there is any force in the aeove argument
he absurdi'y equally follows, that it was
not to be supposed that they were TO be
epealcd for any reasons al all But at
Inv rate, before Mr. Monroe was aulho
rized to draw the inference width he
deems SO conclusive, he ought to have
she WIN that MIR. b ,ker could by possible.
tv have been possessed OF the reasons
set forth by his government in their pro.
clamation announcing the repeating de-
cree; wae.cas his dispatches were dat
cd as is confessed. OH the l7ih OF June &
the repeal was only proclaimed in Lon
don on the 2sd; six days afterwards,
and tberofIrs, had he assigned reasons 1t
could ,oajy have been by conjecture,
which, hDwevsr near the truth, as he
cuuid not be certain, they would make
,ar; Of ,hc proclamation, or might be
connected with something else, 1t would
ct have been very regular nor very pru-
cent i'm him to have dsne so. But !
,caste too much lime on such tlIt;ng ;
,nd ,uro from 1t in utter contempt aud
disgust, To cone 10 other matter equal
IS indeed, unworthy Of any man OF SENSE
md honesty, blu, which cannot oe passed
oyer in silence, as il iorms the prlncipai
feature 10 the performance before Us.
"The. declaration # the French 60
ernment OF August $, 1910, had FULLY
sa,is fed every claim of the British 60
gernment according to its own prlnci.
plies OR that point. BY it The DEGREES OF
Berlin and Milan were declared to be
repealed. The repeal ia take effect on
Inc first November following, on s2hich
day il d,d take effect"
Among knayes and villains, it has
sometimes been saying, that "a he saeA
stood TO. is Is good Is the frath;" but
for the h.nor of civilized society, hope
tina, this is the first attempt openly to
try the strength of the maxim by pub
lie servant Of government in his ON
cial capacity. The wsrla have long
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09

Fort Erie in the early part Of last week,
aud which caused much slsrm iL ms
village, have gone up the lske to jaln
Proctor, or go on board the enemy's
fleet.
M..srs. Still, Stanard, Seeive, and o.
Their citizens taken at Black Rotk were
released on Saturday week Ii. Coz:
Bishop has died of his wounds. Ihe
enemy acknowledge a loss in The Black
Rock affair of nearly ice in killed,
wounded and prisoners.
An express arrived in this village on
Sunday evening last, from Etie, who iis-
forms, that sail Of the eBemy's feet
hSd APPEARED beio' ethut place, ard me-
naced our shipping in the hasbor, and
that the militia wyre coming in to pro-
,tcct the feet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09

Joined the two ships in our bay.
ffhe wounded men. Z in number, DC
longing to Gun Boat, No. III. Capt,
Sheed, captured by the seven barges'
were sent ashore in the sloop Betsey,
has q flag to Cape May. where one OF
them, a negro man. died Old Satur-.
day last and il was, feared three
others Of them would die.-By these
men il was said, that the British, had
two men killed and 9 wounded in the.
barges aid one on board the Hiartin.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
STOLEN,

From the House of Mrs. Brooke, on
Sunday last
An English made Silver
WATCH, with the name Of Walter
Brooke on its face, to which was attach.
ed Gold Key with initials l.. B. A
reasonable reward will be given for the
recovery of said Wa.ch, on application
to the printers.
August 6, st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
IN COUNCIL.
august T.. I8

~ HR "SS""t ""
In consequence OF The absence from
town, OF tic Commissioners Of the cleo
ton oil Ward 2, ordered by last council
of the ed inst. IRIS ordered, that an
election for said ward, be held at the
House of Jeremiah Neill OH The Goth
August. aud that WIN Harper, Joseph
Deane, and Alexander Nc Kinzle. be
Commissioners for holding the yame.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
lust received.

And Fon SALE bY the subscribers,
1000 .usleIs ~ Ubes Salt
800 sacks Liverpool blown do.
40 :,oils Russia Duck
40 pieces Russia Shooting
2 boxes sewing Twine
Office in bags
l. ,. TenerifFe Vine in Pipes
:;unpowdcr !
Imperial
Young Hyson TEAS, in chests.
Tyson Skin &
Soucnong
Nc lean & Somers.
August 4 ".7'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
MANLIus, Jaly 81.
TWO GREA'f MEN.

Seldom. il ever, has this village
been honored Nith the presence OF
tive 80 GREAT MEN as met here last
aWednesda, -Gencraf Dearborn, on
his way from Fort George to Alba
nv, and Gen. Williams. commonly
called +" thunder and lightning Hill
liaans,'' Oh his way to the Niagara
frontier. 1t is hoped that something
vii. now be done.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
BUFFALO, July 81

.- BUFFALO, July II
Since our las; paper there have been
frequent skirmi. hes in the neighborhood
of Fors Georgc-forasing parties and
the picket guards have been repeatedly
ailsckc din one OF these affairs the enc
ny's lo,s was very serious, 81 OF 70 arc
SAID to have been killed. Sunda, even
ing csDnenading was heard in the di.
rection Of Fort George. The pickets
of the enemy are within sight Of ours
beyond the light house, near the place
where our troops landed on tho 26lh
May.
Three of our armed schocnefs have
arrived a, For, Niagara, which b'cugh,
I'D betw cen 2 and 500 sailors, who pass
cd here on Friday last. TO enter on board
CON. Perry's squadron at Erie. 1t is
said tina: the British feet gave gone into
Kingston, and that our aeet is now out.
This probably is only nnaneuvre OF tic
enemy to ge, our feet divided, SO that
.hey nay take it by piecemeal.
Gen. De Rottenburg takes the reips
Of government in Upper Canada in the
place Of Gen. Sheaffe.
The British troops which appeared at
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
TO RENT.

THE STORE lately occupied hy
MIR James SanUerson, at the corner at
King and Fairfax &,rcets for the Gro.
Gerry business it is an excellent stand.
Inquire If
WIN. or T. RAMSAY.
August. tawtt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
Ten Merino Rams,
For Sale or Rent a House
Jackson & Rumney,

HAVE FOR SALE
10 hhds Muscovado Sugar, superior
quality
~ csses Cotton Cards, No 8, TX 10,
from approved factories,
200 bags Navy Bread,
Cofdage, Grind Stones, Balsam Cape
vi, Cotton Checks Chairs, &c.
August 2 3taw3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
NEW YORK, August S.

BY 7HE STEAM BCAT.
Commodore Chauncey's squadron has
arrived at Niagara:
Fifty three Canadian prisoners passed
through Waterford on the Sd inst. Tor
Grcenbush. Many of them were With
out shoes, and almost naked. =
iron ihe Hfbcny.d'gns, Of Tuesday last
A letter lom .Sackct!'s Harbor, GATED
last Thursday, says" The.two prisateer
boats have arrived, with $50 barrels Irish
pork and about 10000 los. hard bread,
captured from the enemy."
August 6.
;, By the Northern Null Of last .NlShf.
Extract Of letter from albany, TO the
+, edacrs Of the Commercial .iduerfiser;
daled on Wednesday morning
AT late hour LIST wight an tfticer OF
the army arrived In this city from Platts-
burg, Who informs that tho British had
destroyed all the public properly III
Plattsbu.s. They came up in sioops
and several barges, and landed fifteen
hundred men After forming in march
ing order, flag vas despatched to
Gown with demand for its surrender,
provided that if no resistance was
made, all private property should
be respected. Not having a sufficient
force 10 oppose, the inhabitants left the
t,own. The British entered. burnt the
barr scks, pubic stores, &c. valued at
$4,000 dollars.
A letter from Burlington, to the same,
dated the lst inst. confirms the above
acc cunt, and states that on their way to
plattsburg the enemy made short stay
al Cumberland head, but did no injury
After leaving Plausburg they sailed Up
Lake ChsDplsin about 10 u-!les South
Vi that place, and then returned to the
|. Northwsrd.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
August 6

1 will sell a negro man
that is likely, healthy and young, and
of unexceplionable qualities on Farm.
Bede Clements.
July d..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
Merlllo WOOL.

NOR SALE about $50 weight Of
J. full blooded Merino Wool ct the
FIRST quality.
Ten Merino Rams,
of tho true and real infantado breed, to
re seen at the seat OF Robt. Patton, Jr.
wo miles from Alexandra, on the
Mount Vernon road.
ALSO,
For Sale or Rent a House
.nd two acres OF Land OH Eatcr street
The House will BE- put in good order
tor the accommodation Of gen,eei
family.
August eo2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09

Erlrae. of q ket:er from 81. BartAoto-
meqvs, 10 d gentleman in PhRaaelhhia
dared July 3
8. The Swedish brig Disa, from
New:Yark for this place, has been
sent into st. Kits, for breach Of
blockade. and will no doubt be con-
dcnued. as well as all the vessels
taken from n. York. which sailed
since the 9Th May. The FLORA
WAS CONDEMNED FOR ON
LY LEAVING NEW YORK, IN
BALLAST, AND LOADING Az
NEW HAVEN. The schooner Ma
ry Ann, from New Haven, las ar
rived here in Ii days. American
produce here very high"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
ALBANY. July &c.

ALBANY, July sc.
General Dearborn, Commander
in Chief of the American army, pas
sed through this city on Tuesday
last, from Fort George for Green
bush /; to Which place, it appears to
have been the pleasure of govern
ment. that he should retire until he
RECEIVERS HIS HEALTH, which, by the
by. never appeared 10 be better than
f. now is. The General was on
horseback. and in full uniform. but
unaccompsnied by single military
gentlcman-His son and one servant
made up his whole retinue. -,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
ATTENTION !

A Regimensal Court of Enquiry for
the LIST Regiment Of the I'd Brigade, will
be held at the Court House on Monday
next at 10 o'clock in the morning for
the purpose OF hearing appeals from the
decisions oil the Battalion Courts, and
for tho performance Of all other duties
required by law, where all persons In
tcrestcd arc requested to attend.
BY order.
ALEX'R HUNTER, Adj.
s,Reut 9d RrIu NJ n G.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, August 9.

"To SHEN
n. VERY AGE x BODY OF THE TINE
us FORM AND PRESSURE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-09

PHILADELPHIA, August 4.
By the Cape May stage we learn
that on saturday night last, a ship
of wan Supposed the .Retridere)
. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
Jntsresttng loo'itiral spiSfaiianp.

"7m gaining u an oEce or a little mon-
ey is par rsward far dcfroying a
nation" Algenon sydney.
SUNDRY circumstances cJilfpire
to make it highly probable, nd indeed
next to certain, that Que of the priE.
cipal cau(es why our country was pre-
Cipitated lat funmer into war, 70
contrary TO all the calculations of pru-
dence and common ienle, was m
then a proaching period of the pref
idential election. Ii was a notable
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12

Judgements for the kind attention and ho,..
tally we experienced during the lime W, r
NAMED on board the United State, Som a..
net. So much was done to alleviate ths -.
treiiing and uncomfortable iituatiou in vb;..
we were placed ~hea received on board i.
flip you command, thar we cannot bens, :.
pref' our feeling. Than by laying, " We c.,l.s
to coulider ourlelves priioners," and sv.ss
thing that ffiendfhip coud dictate wa, ,do..
ed by you, and the officers of the Horn,, !.
remedy the inconvenience we would o,b.'
vile have experienced from the unavo;d,sl.
lois of the whole of cur properly and e,o,S..
by The PUDDING linking of The Peacock ''
Permit us, then inpre1ed as we are will
greatefu ienfe Of your goodnefs, for ou,t.I.'
and the other officers aud fhips commas
return you aud the officers of he u
our 6ncere thanks, which we fhall f..l .ar
ged If you will communicate 10 them !. wv
name aud believe US to remain, with t'sa
fenie of the kind offices you have repds,.S sA
Your very humble isrvants,
L A Wright n Lisu,ep,u
{. Lambert, 81 Lieu,eu,o,
Edward Lutt. Matter
]. Whitaker, Surgeon.
DannIthorne Irwin Puff.
Jansi Laurence, En-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
WrLMINGroN, Del MARCH 81.

BiOckading Squadron -On WeGnes.
day last the Deleware biockading squad
ron put to sea, in consequence, IT is sup
posed, of indications of a severe gale.
On Friday :he squadron again appear
cd inside the capes, aud anchored OPP.
poste Lewiston, Ii now consists oil ?
74's, two iriga,es, one brig and two
schooner tenders So that i, is consid
erably augmented. The hes, informed
people are of opinion that the enemy
will not attempt to destroy Lewis town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
BOSTON, APRIL 9, 1873.
LafeH from f. ance

s- L0feH tram 4, ance.
Yeiterday arriv d at this port, the
tait falling brig SAMPLER, capt. Snow,
80 days from Bordeaux.
Capt. Snow a4e tina. two days
before !.- failed from France accounts
were received that the Ruilians had
arrived at Berlin-It is alto obteryed +,
that Bonsparte is now universally ex
eorated for the facrihce Of his army,
and that the eutfes were not only
4" deg bu. 9 BIZ! "
The conicriprion for 1910 49,.
called out, bat no expectation was
formed that the Emperor would be
able to carry it into execution and
it was not believed that any army
would leave France.
That levy oil 100, 600 hories had
been effected but it was difficult TO
procure 70 many riders
The Ruilians were at Tilfit about
the 6rf Of January. The diiance tc
Berlin from / lift is nearly 400 mile:
70 that the Rullians, marching al the
rate OF ten mics day would arrive
at Berlin the 10th february The
Rambler brings accounts as la'e as
the 9TH of March from Bordeaux
which is efficiently late to hear o.
their arrival
Two French frigates had returned
to France, from crule off Liibon
and they had captured 3 Englth YES
ies and one American ihip, all OF
which were funk
The Rambler brings Defpatehe
for Government from Mr. IRVING
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
From he Aiex.ndr,s Gazette.

The Ouakers-" He that is not tor
MS. say the War.hawks, is against MS "
In conformity 10 this doctrine, We find,
that the respectable class Of our fellow
citizens called Qnakers, have come to
the SUI iect of their most virulent abuse.
The Democratic Press, oil Philadelphia.
always foremost in hunting down yir-
tue has commenced series OF num-.
bers addressed TO them upon the sub
iect OF their conduct in regard to the
war, which numbers are re-fub1sbed
with much satisfaction; by the more
humble brethren OF the same craft and
creed in other parts OF the country
The Society Of itieads are accused a.
mongst many olher things, Of" arran
ging themselves on the side Cf the en-
emy--of lending their aid aud appro-
baton to the indiscrimlnate slaughter
of our men, women and children or The
fion,ier-ot loryism 10 their Govern
ment, and characterization 10 is laws
whilst they love and admire the princi
pieo VI "s"''uf t"y' ahu Aue pump VI
hotism--and in short OF being detesta6h
hgtocriteS, not only in Politics but also IN
Religion. And what is the evidence
which is offered to convict the Friends
of those unnatural crimes Why 1t a
mounts to this The people called
Friends" are opposed to the q04r
they refused to loan their money to the
govelnment-they will not exchange
their plain attire, for the tinsel of mill
tary parade, nor will they consent T.
Danish from their bosoms, the meek ant
quiet spirit of their. religion, to make
room for the demon of discord snS
bloodshed. they nave been taught Il
put their trust in God--and they obsti
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-04-12
Progress ofthe Var in Canada.

Granny Goosecap having visited
Sackett's Harbor, which she consider
ed so completely beyond insult as to dIs'
miss the militia, had scarcely returned
to her grazing ground at Greenbush,
when she was told that the British had
again taken possession of Ogdensburg,
and dc Jared the country, within cir
cui, Of so miles, subjec, TO their iuris-
diction