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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-05

Pursuant to a Decree Of
the honorable the Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond District,
in tie case Of Colin Aud, assignee Of
William Wilson, against James Cavan
and others, will be exposed to Public
Sale or the premises, on Tuesday the
9th day of March next, at u o'clocS
noon, -
That half acre Lot,
in the town of Leesburg, described il
the plan Of said town by /" Lot No. 81"
bounded by Loudoun & Royal streets,
on which are erected Jorge stone
House and other buildings. Terms Of
sale, ready money.
The Commissioners.
February IS tbs
" The printer of the Leesburg
Wasningtonian will insert this adveT.
t;semen' for three weeks -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-05
FOR SALE,

A neat and substantial second hand
CHARIOT, in complete order. En-
1uire Of the Printers.
January 90 ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-05

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-05

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fE,'n',rs''ins: foreign s'
|. 5,ana in this morn
|siil' ia. passed both
f,'%siiips the use of
Issued under The ao-
4 government
S.sporta'ioa Of Ger,
| .,eciaed in foreign
lriop,l tonnage duty
I,,.sIl been pO''pon-
kyin May next > or
k.rl Death in the Sc
bssS GsaRf~
ii, replY 10 a graz
.dsmocra'ie conn.,
r,rtts sales.--future
in r.ncorOus inr'c-
u government and
wise aud honorable
..i.z,ns, vas have
justice and necss-
s- Alike regard !
! i,licacy Of his sta
the retailer of all
aid in,inuations,
/ Of "his friends in
he'd and published |
!. When the Pha- |
ned the temple into
tie Jewish nation |
ID Us. When the |
utiion prOfane the |
alins, and instead |
Vns rhe . ccusers of |
.trins them up TO
i s.ime 10 watch /; |
laOa h.pFuess is !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Prom The CPaa.J Demos,aeis Press.
ENCOURAGEMENT FOR PRIvArEERs

In our paper of this day is an advertise ment
of a MarShai's Sale of prize goods, at Plymouth,
l3lass.i We wish the sale was more distant
thanit IS, bscanse'we believe il would be iorthe
advantage oil the SsPtors, ii TING werc given
for purch Sers 20 go on even further south
than Philadelphia. Wehayc before mentioned
thsi in the Boston Banks, all bait the state
Bank it was made RUE to discount for no man.
ShO wouldaid the nation ny privcteering a.
gaiust the enemy This we co cider in the
Boston, Nor.h America, OF any other bank
base abuse the charters.
A few weeks since the Marshal Of Nas.a.
chuseits advertised for sale cargo of Prize
toods. Some merchants from PhiladeIbhia
went to Boston to attend the sale AS soon
as it was opened bill was put into the hands
Of the strangers, stating that it was requested
No person would bid for the goods, as they
were To be bought IN. This, however, did
iot answer ihe purpose. The sale was opened !.
she Bost0nian merchants bid at the rate of n
cent IN atollar, and at the very moment chat
strangerbid higher he was Kissed and bus
lied. At length stick was thrown AZ the
Marshal ) he offered n large reward for ipfor.
nation as to who threw il, he could not pet II.
and Was finally obliged 20 adjourn the sale 10
The town OF Salem y Was this conduct be.
coming or : un5ecoDling a moral and yel;gi-
Gus people - lsis in truth no wonder thai
N the town Of Roston, as the 1dnhee states.
their buildings are tumblng into decay
Their rents reduced from 50 to IS per cent
ard third of their stores without tenant.
GJrli scene ofthe forego ng description has
been lately acted in Boston, it is but a ycbrf;
ton. One Of a similar nature took place there
little more than a year since.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
FROM SPAIN.

The following are abstracts Of The respective |
official accounts from Spain
Lord We,lngton's is dated az ostix, on the |
81 luly. He s,stes that gen Clauset retreat
cd. on the 25gh June, from lnyrOnd, pursued
by geoeTAls Nina aad sanshes-ihat he asriv
ed ohiae 9Th a. rpdels, ;nd passed the Ebro,
but heatmS the SPANISH ard English were GA
the road, repassed IL imm dis'ely, and dire ted
his route TO Zarsgessa, where he arrived, i,av
ing lost two pieces of artniery, some provisions
and 500 prisoners; that ar Rowland Hill was
beSieTing Pa6nlcna .nst sir Thomas Graham
lad taken Tolossa AT NIGH, by assault; that
Castanon had beaten tie enemy II the bridge
OF Jam; that The garrison of Passage, $50 men
lad surrendered; and th1t Guctarla and Cas-
tro-had been evacuated; that when the enemy
passed the Eori, they left Garrison of 700
men IN the castle ~ Pancosvo, who had capt.
utas ed, after tue fort OF Santa Maria &c PAM
corvo had been taken by assault; that sir 10 N
Murray hal raised the siege OF psrragona. La
wing m the ferries great part OF his artillery
and ammunition and that SuCliet and general
Mathieu had succeeded in "emt srrassiug his
operations, he not thinking himself sufficiently
strong to continue them "
SucheGs account is dated az Faleutia June
S0th. He states a projected ataek on the due
d.l Parquc, at Xucar, that they hayfrg Quilted
their entertainments and evacuated 81. Phillip
pc, left only IA advance guard on the hills OF
Olleria that seven companies OF the Frenc
attacked them on these nights ard otter Wa
gorous defence carried thenby charge as+hc
point OF the balonet--l5O Seanariis killed and
wounded q French Killed and so wounded--
thai the Spaniasds retrcate. to Uastaiia--thll
he then Determined TO drive from r quens ihe
corps ot Etn. who, with 5000 infantry. 1896
cavalry, aud pieces OF artillery, nersced Va
lencia, whist Villa campo, ON the lett b,nk o
the Guadalaviar were also approaching The CT
Pitsl--that on the 26th he ordered gen. Musni
an TO march against Villa cumps, tkau the en-
envy repassed the river on the 26th----tiiat or
the 9th Gen VI. was directed 10 .dyanoe upol
Requina attack Eiio---thae The French hussars
the enen,y's cavalry beyond the confines of III
city-that the castle was held bya Spanish gar
rison, who, on being summoned TO surrender
requested uileveuing to determine, expectiu,
10 be relieved by Eio--that being dsappoint
ed, surrendered---ihat the found some thous
ands OF English cartridges in the fort--that tn
enemy showed 200 horse To cover the r- re-,
of Flo, but avoided an engagement---snd tina
tbs English retired TO Alicant, in disorder, OF
sbe 20ih
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
rnn LAsr NAYAL YIcroRY.

Remnants from The National .Advocofe.
We hive this day the pleasure Of record ng ano-
thor naval action IN which the superior skill and va
Tor Of our countrymen is confirmed by triumph no
glorious than any they have achieved since the
common cement OF the war We hail IL as the pre-
sage Oh further Successes, IN which the pride of ouT
forCga and ihc malice of our domestic foes shall be
COMPOUNDED. Such events IS these make as pro ID
Of the usme of Americans, which the pronigaoy Of
the adverse faction would herwisc stain with indo-
bie disgrace. But their unptiueipIed opposition TO
the present Just, necessary and we trust m 40 long
time we shall he enabled 10 say CLoRIous VIZ,
must In vo an eud II can,irt nush longer be tuler
aicj ~ tbs manly aud yirtuous nation, tAst fscti
on should tresd IN the steps ri the tories of the re
votion, without being rnerkcd By the same Oppro
biuus ddsignnt on. With FtgsrdIsf8, Who are such
an substance a. well rs IN nsne, can commune
with satisfaction bat for those who think It ." uqbs-
ofuu1g uorel and religious be0fe 10 erbress their
abbi0batioH N such eabigffs as these We cas- feel
10 other sentiments but contempt and indigDstoa.
Whilst other minds catch from these exploits por-
lion Of (" hose mortal fires, which raise he soldier
fr above the a ell other professionalism
which, in the universal sense OF mankind, have even
ranked him With the G0ds'--those grovcliing SOUS
can 6od notbingto approve IN deeds where heroism
and patriotism ere blended ogether.----Although
ibis victory upon snil scale. yet its moral ei
feet is precisely the same II II we're much greater
Il is not slips, nor oannon which constitute the cc
meats ri naval ercafuess-but,
.lfcn, hisb minded men.
ME bsio1g heiy rigAts, and k7io1oiHg, dare
mLsHf1iiI--
18th the brave officers aud aesgnen who fought un-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

The Lancaslrian plan Of Education is grow.
ing ~ the public favor, ami the Schools are in.
erea5ing III number. Gov. Stone, we understand,
isaolut establishing one in the vicinity Of his
NILSSON Neuse River, 8 miles from this CIV.
den OF w-ath ( public spirit, who feel for the
situation of ;ie poor, and know the bad effects
which want Of Education among them has
aron the public morals, couid not better exercise
tiie virtues Of Charity and Patriotism t.an by
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
FkDNCl OECRHiiS.


A commercial friend furnished the Edi
tors Of the Mercantile Advertiser with the
following FreDch decree, shch he received
by one OF the last arrivals from France:
ADlf,e7faf decree Of fhe 14sh drill
Fhe vessels captured by the Aaerican
privateers viii be admitted into the ports
of France.
:" The administration of the prizes and
the proceedings for condemnation are to be
made by the consus of the u. States.%
" immediately ON the arrival of the pri-
yes, the cargoeS will be lodged in the Gov,
eminent warehouse tEutrepot Reel)
IS All goods and merchandise of the same
description with thpse Admitted to an tAtry
when captured by French privateers, will
enjoy the same privilege.
. Those prohibited must remain in thc'go
vernment store till re exported to the Uni
ted States.
The goods and merchandise on board
the prlvateers will not be admitted
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
L4gAt~House
M1LLEDGEyGLLE, sept ember g.

~ Gen. Floyd arrived here ora Sunday,
and will proceed 10 the Frontier i'm Grdiate.
ly TO take command Of the expedition against
the Indians. Capt. Cunniugham's ca mpa-
ny OF Regulars aud Gen. Wikinson's cort
through the patton LETT Fort Hawkins she
day before yesterday FOR ne Agency. VIII, ~
me reminder OF the troops viii take a.
their line of march is still uncertain. We
hope, however it vii be in a short time
should the British arrive on our coast be
fore The hostile Indians are subdued, We may
calculate on experiencing miscries not felt
before"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Baltimore Wig.

An Orleans paper states, that Potion. the
general OF the negroes in st. Domingo. /,
restored to the good graces Of Bunapar,e
and ? principal general, arrived there. az,
sures him the emperor is sending Is Ooo
muskets, besides other ~arlke stores. Ar,
supplied OF every description, TO make va
on the british Islands.--.N 7. Paher.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
DOtlNS TIC.


The bones 0ta VI IN noth have la,ely been
discovered near Bed!ori /, (pa. 1.-THE whole head
OF which, it IS supposed must have weighed
40 weight one Jaw tooth, undecayed measor-
Ell inches, covered wilma darl. glossy enam.
el. The RIBS Were nearly } feet IN length, and
the jaw weighed % lbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
Honors 40 the. Brave
Raleigh Star.

Wesearn from Portland, that on Thurs-
day the remains of LiSlt. Mn. BURROWS.
late commander OF the u. 5. brig Enterprise
and OF Captain Samuel Biyth, late Com,
mander OF he,Britisi orig Boxer. were en-
tombed with all the nonofs due to distin-
gushed gallantry and worth
HE proc .Ssion was formed i'm the follow
ing order:
Whitley escort. composed of a rifle company and
two companies of infantry,
Selectmen of Poriland.
Town treasurer, aud sheriff of the county,
T9wn clerk. and oiher municipal officers. 2
The reverend clergy.
81. f T S &c.; g.. ID & .$ $s:
De Wsshng ton-Capt Hull,
OF e.. of the e Enterp, ize,
Crew OF the brig En,erprze
CBLYrH.ls
Le'nuet Jgesks, jr CS1 I'm, Merrill
sesiua xsisl,s. ~ ys as e slass'
Officers OK the brig Boxer, IS mopss,ers and Of
GERS on parole. &
Grew o. the brig Boxer. IN
Officers al the Jniscl States navy = ~
SLIP masters and mates. ~
Marshal If Name. 49,
Navy agent, aud the late consul general Ia 49,.
/ Bsr5ary powers. : 49,
Collector of the port, aud surveyor.
superintendent senerTd of military supplies.
Officers OF the army OF the United St,,es.
Military officers OF the >tate, In uniform
judges, and other civil officers of tie o. States;
Members of Congress
Judiciary or the conInoRweaith
Members of thc state iegIslature
Civil oiiees IT The state
Portland Marine society
and insurance officers
Citizens Ia general.
in this order the whole proceeded ro'
the principal streets, TO the rev, Mr.. rsy.
sons meeting house, Where the rites of Sc
puitnre we're 2ertarmed. WITH appropriate
nusic, and from hence to the place of in.
terment.
Inc whole scene was sfikingly i,nares.
sve; the artillery of two companies fred
minute guns dueing the scene, which were
rePeatesi from tors Pre5Le and Sca,nBaeL
and the bells toiled solemn knell.
Caps BLYrn Of the 3 xer. was one of
the pali bearers at ths fnniral honors paid
to the late Captain LAwRENcE, in Halifax.
1t seems IS i! the measure of cur naval
glory was never to be full The unceasipr-
and ever varying deyeiopenent of the skill
and coul age of ppr comn&nders, in every
rencontre With tht enemy, is as gratifying
to the rsal friends pf our cpuntry, az i,-is pa
raiyzlns to the ene,ny, and their sattelists in
America. The coJd blooded wretch WHO
canaoi SPpreciate he glory Of such achieves
inentS, or sympath>s for the io,s such
me- as Burrows. IS beneath our contempt.
what a subject Tor tise tstcrts OF Stewart
When the yAnng he,Sa rat,yd mis- beaJ and
requested. faaf the Fl g might p<ver be
struck Z! And gain, In the agon.es of death
receiving the 81 I'd Of NE varqushsa cs-
ny ciaSSpins his hands, exclaimed = am
'aitsfed----I die content g." In.rhe arms
81 yctcrY. the hero expired leaving to his
brother officers, brilliant example of Spar
tan yalor. patriotism, and love OF glory, e.
ven till death. YANKEE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

Tn the Boston account ofthe late engage
ment between the United States brig I'm
terprize. and British brig Boxer, the former
is stated 70 rate IL guns This is an error,
as she is only ra ed by the Navy Depart
ment u guns. She is at least IS years old,
was formerly schooner, and is the Same
vessel with which lieut.. Sterret In August
1864, captured without loss of DsaH, the
Tripolitan ship of var, Tripoli of Il guns
and IS men, SO of whom were killed and
wounded.-The Boxer was built in England
in the year 1904, and from the usual tonnage
of nrigsin tie British Navy of her rate, she
must be at lsast one third larger than the
Enteri-~ise. The tonnage OF the EnterpsiAe
is 163 tons, that of the Boxer 500 tons
Dem. Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
The Englih h papers are in terrible rae,

The English papers are in terrible rage
at the prospect Of continental peace, wllicb
they are sure will take place on Napoleon's
own terms, u the allied monarchs should
:" conde8cead 10 hold an interview with the
Corsicau uhStart and Swiadkey," as thew in
decenlly term Bonaparte. The prostituted
English press deprecates peace as it would
;he destruction of its hopes OF reward for
protilgate and vulgar abuse of Bonaparte and
the French nation. 1t says that England
WI De compelled to sacrifice every thing
in the negotiations for peace, will have 20
raise the blockade Of the Americanports. &
to stop the victorious career of field mar
shal Wellington in Spain, which, BY the by
we suspect Is stopped before this time bv tie
DUKE Of Dalmatia. The English ministerial
writer's must De vile crew to mourn at the
prospect ofpcace, after Europe has 60 I,ng
groanea beneath the excruciating ills Of san
culinary war.
baltimore TYbfp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

BY the St,am BOA a,ch arrived Yesterday
rom Aipany We ielrn that the nos ieats
On Lake On ario, we're VI hin f &, miles #
each other, on Saturday week las Comro.
lore Chapnc}, with ur feet, was Al the Nj,
sg'ra River, AMI Sir Jsmcs H. yen, with the e.
nemy's fleet, was at the Four Mile Creek.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
NV York; Sept. Is
SOUND FLFET.

The enemy's aeet, which ior several DAYS
past had been cruising in the sound ,s,o Vi. 70
,i'e eastward on Saturday, and =, noon passa i
e~haven on 'helr wy (as is suppo -. %
pafdn-f's Island. TIE Fio,iiso; gun loRts pin-
der command OF Com .6odore Lewis, are return.
ing to their old station
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

deisthem And who would abandon to The Capriei
pns tyranny oil foreign government those who have
sais G ne loaor 0t their ecsnrt: shagwith such
noble mtreplfii,y Who would not rather sny with
The immortal Lawrence Done give ttb sis chip
nltjl IS the laneutcd hero is becoming the watch
.y'rd If our sold.rs and sailors We trus, il will
seen become the weteh-word OF the nation. that is
statesmen and legislators will remember that when
nee the Honor Of "A people the unbought graS-
nj hie-the cheap deteuee of nSdons-ihe nurse OF
m-p,y sentiment" is goae, az is lost The Ieiesl
body, riches, and trade, AID TERRITORY rem aii
bat the soul haas hci--thc ability to protect these
blessings IS gnne forever. Snce snehis the inestIm
abse value the services of those who thus pcish
the field I'll honor, trust thst the gratitude OF IN,
.iepubiic will hold them ia I'm vmbranc the
mobile figures will be imnortsiized in paintings an,
statues-and thus IRE the emulation of our ingenu
Gus youth A provision for their widows * orphans
is but jusiiceit is but d,sehargiug honest deb;
But gratitude, pie,y and policy lie nsnd more. The
demand that their names should BE- handed dowp Z
posicrity with distinction aud houor aud the utilize
OF their example edtiat the solemn right
OF seputure should be paid them in their nsti, Ian
THAT thsii- achievements should be celebrated wit
decent pomp and chastened joy.
as the Swedish Mipister has arrived in this cuur
try, suppose the Senate will now deem IL e.ebc
| dent to send u Minister from the United States {
,is court. Mr.. De kantZow wdi, however, under
stand, that IT has not already been sent, il NO
the fault of our cabinet but OF party in this coui
| try who pretend to be the friends of Sweden be
cause sac IS at present allied wih Britain, the ST.
eeSity of whose friendshp may be estimated by In
rcjcction of Mr.. Rus'es nomination. III.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
September IL.

Al that was mortal of the gallant and
much llmented Lawrence and Ludlow. ar.
f1Ved III this city about two O'Clock ycster-
day morning by land from Salem. and was
delivered on board the IT, s. sloop of war
Alert, lying If The navy yard. A committee
of the corporation has been appointed bv
the common council to cons der what ar.
rangements for the final interncnt of the re-
mains of our lamented fellow citizens. would
be appropriate or advisable. We believe
there has been no occurrence on which the
public sympathy and esteem has been more
generally and sincerely expressed, than they
VIII be ON the present occasion. Tue CO.
l1rs at the navy yard, and OH board The shin
ping at the docks. were hoisiee athalf mast
10 resoect to the deceased.
The Flotilla of Gun Boats. under COM
mand Of Commodore Lewis, passed by this
city yesterday 1T 2 p. VI. on their way To
their old station at Sandy Hook. The wind
being head. and the tide ilrod, the notila
came to anchor last evening off he Battery.
About O'Clock on SuHday evening some
alarm was experienced IN the CITY AZ the
report Of several guns procesdingfron Fort
Richmond, at the Narrows. Tie particu.
Ia - we're not accurately ascertained until
re terdty morning, when the pilot jat Uni
sorb in the Employment Of government,
;amet up from the Hook. By her we learn
hata British frigate was discovered on sun
lay aft ernoon about o'clock, standing IN
rom the eastward, with the wind South. ia
;hase of : fishing snack, which she pursued
Until with Y reach If the gieSs OF the Block
rouse in S NrWeceti Cove AS soon as She
vas judged Ntdin reach, FIRE was opened
ipOn her fro, a a battery Of two and thirty
Founders in til Block house, and from three
gun boats. 40, ~ 20 shot wer< thrown AZ
Ier, two of who, struck he and from the
confusion discovered on t,er deck by SOME
gentlemen who wer,y on the toO of the lipht
house with glasses vie wing the stack. il Is
supposed much damage was dooe her. So.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20
From cs55sn., yyeekls aSHseaai Regis ]
~ tesef 49, ~ -. -.
NORTHERNWng

NORTHERN WAR.
Now fwouid gointo seme remark. upon
the armistice. which Napoleon has agreed
to wthhis enemies. bat have not room.-
Oar news wri;ers seem dreadfully ala med
estth said armistice should lead To some
settlement injurious ITO the IIBER TIES
OF EUROPE J" Oh! the scandalous
| hlpocrites However their hypocrisy viii
not serve their turn. 1t will not, finally, an
| s%er the end they expect from it. 1t may
cheat "a part, and a greater part, of ii fright
eyed people but 1t Win not cheat Europe
| the people If which are too well acquain,
cd with the state of proe.ituton of the En-
s'ish press Ii were writer upon IN,
continent, what an answer would give ,ht
cheating crew. But. perhaps. it would. II
that case, be hes, to let them alone, and lie
them cheat others who like to be cheated
That would probably be tn best way.
w. COBBETT
Botiey, lime 23rl, 1918.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

An intercepted despatch from Lord w.
bentlnck to earl Bathurst, dated Palermo.
feo -, has been published in the National
Advocate Among other things, he very
truly aad frankly observes ON the subject OF
the last winters campaign in the North,
THAT " Russia has been scccesSfui, but her
success mas been of the negative kind. She
mas had the dsadya vantage in all her battles
With the French. zchea fairly mcr Bong
harfe has been 6easen 6y ne coLD aud ri :
NINE, NOT by she Russian arms" What
viii Mr. Harper and his Cussack friends
say IN reply TO this candid acknowledge
ment of distinguished and nigh toned En-
glish ministeriaists Dat. Mix.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-09-20

= This troUisioa merely aliuGcs 10 the
proceedings far coadem'1a;i.n, and does nor
interfere ,ggifh the agency IF the merchats
consigRee.