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y u NO C17JV II
NV Deed OF rust executed to the Subserher
a by John Clark, dated the first day Of Deem.
Der 1872 and recorded in the County Court of King
Queen, will be sold for the psrpoaes in the Deed
mentioned, 10 the highest Bidder, for ready money.
At the house where said Clarke lately resided. in
hing Queen county, on Wednesday the 30,h day
OF June ne At, sunGry
SLAVES, HORSES. CATTTY
SHEEl, UOGS, a parcel Of Corn. Fodder. and
Cotton Riding Chsir g Harness, and the house
hold X Kitchen furniture Of the said Clark which
said Slaves aud Cha,les are described in the deed
Aud on Friday The 3Oth day of July following,
pursuant to another Deed of Irus, cxecuiad Nv he
same John Clark to the subscriber, dated the 18th
day at JANUARY 1873. and recorded in The Court A.
i"resa'd, WI be sold, ct the same place, for the
purphSesin the last Deed meuGoneJ 10 the highest
bidderfor ready money,
Il Tract OFL.HWD,
In the said county, whereof the house afors ssit,
stands, lately the residence Of sid CIark, and des
cribed IN the said deed to contain 2sA1. / acre,
HENRY GAItNETF, Trustee
way -. w6w
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Jago dc Cuba. Left schr. Dash, of Halti.
mere. TO sail in 10 or 13 days. On Sunda,
morning, off Montauk Point, was boarded
by the Namiiies-Ano 9th or cruzers i'm SIP ht
Il was supposed the frisa,e Orpheus lay un.
der Point Judith. Left the privateer Rolla
CT Baltimore. at St. Jago, just arrived there
haNny brought in Portsmouth, IN. H.
ship Captured of Theron, with a iicence
and suspected she was bound to Jamaica
The Rolla had also captured two British
brgs. which she ordered for a southern port
The Spanish brig Harmony, for Ph,iadel-
phia. had sailed 10 DAYS before. but put
back leaky--repaired. and the governor
detained her. The gov. of st. Jago ordered
the Rolla to leave that port immediately
and said he should detain for examination
she American ship she brought in. suppos-
ing her to be bound TO Jamaica, and proba-
bly, on British account.
Port ot'Bristci, X. 1. May II.
Arrived the ship Nancy of Pool, Eng
Thomas. Thorn. prize master laden with
200 tons salt, and quantity of raisins,
lemons and other fruits. prize to the priva-
seer ship Yorktown, Andrew Riker, master,
of New York.
Ea1ract ofa letter 20 tie Editors the Nfci.-
camille advertiser, dated Lisbon, .Ihril
18.
The Gov. Tompkins has taken several
prizes besides the British packet. An A
merican privateer appeared off the Rock a
few days since, and burnt transport. From
her she took her signals K or being chas-
ed by British frigate and sloop of war
she took in sail, as she out sailed them both
and then made signal for the sternmost
vessel TO make more sail, when the Eng
fish officers understood, and then gave up
the chase and stood in and the privateer
stood in after them, and the next morning
she took ship OFF the Tagus, aud sent her
for the US.
WAsHINeToN, May 81.
Extract Of letter from Cahf. Sinclair
dated Norfolk. May 16, 1913.
was yesterday evening at the Capes,
where there were four 74's, five frigates,
one ship apparently merchantmen, two
briggs of war, and armed schooners, max :
ing in all % sail. They are moored, form
ing line up the Bay Channel and also a
line across the channel to Hampton h oads,
just at the tail of the Horse Shoe. These
are the squadron which have come down
the Bay. Fou: deserttrs who came from
them two nights ago inform US, that there
are two frigates and some small vessel yet
up the Chesapeake.
The duke of Clarence, saws an Eneish
paper has opened a-treaty of marriage with
the youngest sister of the Emperor of Rus
STA. What becomes of poor Miss Jordan,
the Mother of a half dozen or more of his
childrene Bali. Pat.
The Marshal OF this District, having re
ceived information, on the affidavit of sew
eralpersons, that Charles. Tulloch. AN ali
en- enemy, residing at Fayetteville, has
lately Conducted himself in an inimical
manner towards the government of the u
States, has directed his confinement until
the Commissary General for Prisoners of
War and Superintendent Of alien enemies
shall otherwise direct.--YE c. Register. ,
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LONG CORK CL.4RET, e'c.
so eases Long Cork Claret,
pipes Genuine nnadulterated Cosniac Brandy.
ful 5th proof strong.
de- Madeira Wine.
ity, AND
20 Boxes Spanish eg,rs-FoR SALE by
May rs. =,
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THOMAS WATKINS.

WATKiNs's CERTIFICATE.
f5eing informed that eerssin certieates are or
will be published in ihc Enguirer nv a M, IystI
hope That the pnbie may sdspand fI,tir own op:n,
the subsequent paper
JAMES yyAUnry
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u The H. of Delegates yesterday pass
ed d bill to repeal the law to raise the Stare
Regment-Yeas 1872. Nays 2.
IT We had per last nights mail, the Buffsloe
Gazette of the l1th of May.---.No Nezps.
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WAsHINcroN, Nav 81.

The duke of Clarence. says an Engist
paper has opened atreaty of marriage with
the youngest sister of the Emperor of Rus
STA. What becomes of poor Miss Jordan
z the Mother of half dozen or more of hi.
Childrcne Bali. Pot.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19
From London P0fie,a by me .dlcaanaer, a!
Satcm, from LiuThooL
LoNEow. Mr., I

LoSEoN, .MQy s.
Two Hcligoland Mails arrived last nicht.
with letters from that Island 20 tile Cd. and
Hamburg papers to the 1st inst. fEc En-
peror OF Russia and King Of Prussia, with
the Russian army, entered Dresden on the
24lh last. Count Siadiem is expected to re-
main at the head quarters oil the Allied Mo
narchs, as Minister from Austria. Ii is said
that Bonaparte has positively rejected the
proposals for general peace made by Aus
tra, and the latter has resolved, i'm consc
qucDce, TO scion foot an Army Of 1870. 600 j.,
Germany, aud Of 10000 in Upper Italy,
Tue lIamblrgpa bring an ofIicialaccouDt
OF the captulation o. Spandau, and a report
that the foriresscs of Modlin aud Zi,nose
have suffered like fait. 4 Saxon corps Of
10000 men under the command of General
ThiulmaD, is said to have Joined the Ruysi>
ans. This, il true, might nc bai.ed as the Sig
nal for the total deit ctiOn Of Sax5ny from,
France, but neutrality appears to be as much
as can be expected from that power as we'll
as from Bavaria.
An article dated St. Pctersburgh, March.
27, says. "In the Governments OF MoscoU
Wilpsk, aud Mnhilow 253,OtO dead bodie,
OF the enemy have already been harmed. and
Ia tic city OF wilma and its cnvirons SO .Ovo.
The bodies OF the Russian soldiers, wl.ich are
distinguished by the cross worn according To
the custom of the Greek Church, round
their necks have bcen al buried"
The Integrity, Moody. from Waterford 10
Lisbon, was CAPTURED March 4, betwcr.
Waterford and Cork, by sn Am. brig pri-
Sasecr. mo doubt f" The frue blooded Yun,
kee ct l6 guns and $50 men, and Carried
into Norway.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19
NEw-YoRK, July e.
--LATEST FROM FR ANi(,Gs


Yesterday afternoon arrived 1T this port
tue schr. Wing, Captain Pemice, in AZ davs
from Bordenx, with valuable cargo. By
this arrival, the Editors of the MePcantilS
Advertiser have received a file e Paris pa
pers to the 2lst OF May, from which ;hel
following articles we're Translated.
We learn verbally, by this arrival, It was
reported IN Bordeaux that negociationsn,,i q
opened between the Emperors Alezsnees
and Napoleon, for a Peace and that grest
rejoiceinSs mad taken place in Bordeau.
IN Consequence OF the signai victories aclIie
ed by the French over the Allied Army.
Situation ofthe French. .1r0iy ON the zsoyo
ing fthe IAN Of Dfay-7runsk4te fyo1n
fie Jour'1aI II Paris If me 2Ist .1iay.
The army Of the Elbe has been dissolved
and two armies Of the Elbe and of the
Name. are now united.
he Duke OF Beiiune was, OH the evenine
oil the l5ih, at Wntemberg.
Inc Prince OF MosSwa, left rcrgua fog
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19

The qne ss.an TO Icy this memorial On the
table was in the end neaativcd, Noes - !;
ard the possposement To Eecenibc: next a
gteed TO by a large majurity.
TIE WAYS s, MEANS.
The bin Tor layiug and collecting di {.
rect tax within the Cnited States was read a
ta.rd time.
This bill proposes 20 lay upon the United
states Direct Tax To The amount OF Three
t M,l''ons OF Dollars. ,appor,ioned to the
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19
CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, July 8.

MIR. Pcsk, NJ. kay9veN, M. Davis, of
Macs. and Nh. Dewey, Obtained leave Of
absence for the remainder Of the session.
Mr.. Troup, from the Military Committee.
who were directed TO enquire into the expe-
d,eRcy of amending the laws for arming the
whole body of.the Militia, SO far as respects
the distribution ot the arms, made report
of considerable length, stating generally, as
the opinion Of tire Committee, that it will be
incxpedent 10 make any amendment TO the
said acts This report, which we shall pub
fish, was read and ordered to lie on the
table.
MASSACHUSETTS REMoNS TRANCE.
MIR. Fisk of VI. said that he had hoped
that some other gentleman than himself
wouid have moved to take up the Memo
rial now lying on the table, from the Legis-
lature Of Massachusetts. That paper con-
tanned statements highly important to the in
terests and character OF the nation. If they
were true, the people. ought 10 know it if
false, they ought to be refuted. Divisions.
Mr.. Z. said, prevailed in Republics. that is,
Iii all tree governments, at all seasons, but
particularly in times OF war. There existed
now a considerable degree of uneasiness IN
the Eastern section OF the UNION. which this
Yemonstance was not calculated 20 assuage
There was great thirst for correct nfor-
nation, which this rcmonstrance was not
calculated to satisfy. Because I've was vii :
Ing that tie people should be correctly in
fnTmed, and that the misrepresentation in
the memorial should be corrected, he moved
that the House now proc eea 70 "a cOnsilcia-
tion Of the remonstancc, with view to refer
il TO a select committee, 10 report ihers-
eh.
The question on taking up the memorial
was decided by Yeas and nays as follows;
For taking It zip 81
Against il So
Mr.. FISK OF Yt.then moved to refer Il to a
select committee.
MIR. Robertson moved 70 amend the mo
ton 50 as 70 except from the general refer
enee so much IS relates to the admission Of
Louisiana into the union.
MIR. Fisk agreed to modify his motion SO
asto Incorporate that Of the gentleman from
Louisiana.
Mr.. Kiag, Of II. c. moved to postpone the
further consideration Of this subjt CT to the
fpst Monday IN DcceHber next.
Mr. Murfree moved that 1t lie On the ia
Die.
On,liese scvers lmotionsa debate of about
. hours took plaec, n sketch Of which may
be published HIrealter. Those Who advo
Gated q refeTTncc OF tho memorial to select
COMMITTEES, Odd it on tie ground that its mis-
tatemenis Of facts aud ITS false reasoning
merited refutation, which would be an easy
task, and was due to the official and formal
nnvre q this production. 1t was opposed
by gentlemen Of both parties, on the ground
Snat the disk ussion OF such report as might
De expected 20 be made on this memorial
wound Occnpy tCO much time, and protract
session which ought soon to draw To close
and T. was opposed aIso by some gentlemen
as being Inconsistent with the diguitv uf thi,
House TO enter into mere political disputa
ton with the Legislature OF Niassachusttt It's,
Or sgaly uther state.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19
FROM ENGLAND.

ETtract ola Ieuer from Ilzessrs. ~. and X.
kathbone, dated Lioe,1,Voi, 1871 May.
+" The prospect Of supplies under neu-
trai nag, Is Circumstance which has for
some tine had depressing influence Oh our
market, and now that licenses are actually
granted to neutral ships, by which the sup
Plies, through this medium, may probably
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19
FOR EIGN.
Prom, she Boston Daily .4tlrewiser OF the
on of JuLy.

v.h OF JHly.
The brig Holion, Boyle, trom Liverpool,
with an assorted cargo, has arrived at
Portland. Sailed 18th May. a gentleman
passenger arrived in town. lie informs
that American ships, under Russian CO.
lonrs, from 81. Peterburgh, arrived days
before she sailed. One OF them, lad an H.
dianhead, and formally belonged to an East
'ern port. Nothing new in England.
An odicial account Of the capture Of the
Peacock had been received. In one of the
papers il was introduced in Capitals with
these words" How long shall! the Dwarf
attack the Giant in his sleep"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-07-19

DC increased, tic suJjcc.. il may naturally
be supposed has acquired an additional i'm
portance in the eyes Of both sellers and buy
ers. Another cause, which operates strong>
ly at the present moment, is the ofier, un
dertood 20 have eesn made by Russia, 10
become mediator between this country *
the United States, with the view Of bringing
the existing diiiei ences 10 a favorable anc
friendly termination. Although no very san =,
Suine hopes seem 10 be generally entertain
Ell OF tsis proposal leading to any satisfactory
result, yet the manner in which il has been
received by the American government has
| given rise to an idea that il may be the
means OF removing some of the obstacles,
which now stand IN the way of accommoda
ton. which is on manv accounts, SO much TO
DC desired. What view may hereafter be
taken OF tue subject, the intelligence has, in
| the mean time, increased the stagnation
which was experienced in the demand t0r
some kinds of American produces"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-07-09
PORTSMOUTH,, June Is.
YORK-THE TRAITOR

On the 22d instant Samuel York ir. O.
North Yarmouth, (Me.) Mariner, was ar
raigned and examined at the court house
in this town relative to a charge of HIGH
TREASON, before justice Davenport,
Adams, and Bowles, upon the complaint
of captain Thomas NJ. Shaw. William
Clagget, esq. and the District Attol ncy in
support ofthe complaint in behalf Of the U.
States, and Edward Cuts, jr, and William
A. Hayes, esqrs. counsel tor the respch.
dent
1t appeared in evidence that the said
York, was an American citizen-that he
left the United States after the declaration
of war, and went TO Liverpool, (Nova-S SEQ.
tia) with an intention, as was aIlcdgcd Of
procuring the release of vessel which had
been captured by the Liverpool Packet
about the LIST Of December lasl----;i,at ne
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WonoEsrER, (MasA Dec g


REI'HLId7TOW-On Friday ,set the
Marshal OF this district arrived in this ,own
from Boston, with deputy. and detach.
ment ri soldiers, under the Command or
Lieut.. Blaisdeil, and on the same even;,o
after sunset, committed to close copi,ne roe5 90
IN the Common jail for this county. ten Pr.
tish Oriicers who had been for short time
qgartered here on their parole, as prisoners
OF war; They are now confined in two
rooms. with such accommodations rs are
usually to be found in our Common prisons
wrn positive Instructions from the marshal
to the keeper of the Jail, to permit 30 pers6o
70 see them. unless in his presence.
For tie information of their friends at q
distance, we subjoin list of the officers now
imprisoned in this town:
The hon. Charles William Grant. 1t. Col
OF me Reauharnois Militia, Lower Canada.
Maj. Villatte, capt. Zehender. Lieutenan,s
Manuel Dicenter, and Duvall, of the Water
vile Regiment.
1t. Steel, Adj. Of the 9oth Regiment.
1t. Carter, OF tbs Royal Artillery.
1t. Charles Morris-Voluntee from ua.
lifaX. - o'i ma
Capt. Green-Commissary.
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BOSTON. Dec. II. o'clock p. NJ.
La'eStIroa' Porugci. The Swedish sh n
hercurins, capt. B:"ndom, SO DAYS from
h'seon. las mentioned in our paper of yes
,raay} arrived a Plymouth on Thursday
nternoon last. a gentleman passenger in
he above vessel, Informs, that ..;;rioi n,
counts had been received in Lisbon. that
i"rd Wsiing'o" and his army had EN- TER.
Ed BAYONNE and that it.was his in;en-
ion 10 winter the other side of the Pyrer-
ne's' No papers were received by the a.
bove arrival.
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twelve ounces ofpork per day 10 each pris-
oner. If this is not done, blame, in soiEe
degree, attaches to tho British officer, who
has the care of the prisoners bot the grea-
ter proportion Of it must rest on Colone
Gardner, whose duty il is to see that Justice
is done to tine prisoners ] have not the ho
nor Of personal acquaintance with this
gentleman: he has, however, been repre-
sented TO me rs a most respectable charac.
ter, and peculiarly qualified for the dates
OF his office. 1t is impossible, therefore, to
SUPPOSE. he cotid be capable of sech g,oss
neglect.
With respect to the Information Mr.. Wal.
ter deposes he received from the inhabitants
that the bread deferred the prisoners had
ben twice to the West Indies, and con-
demned for spoiled bread. every person &c
quainted with the regulations of the British
Navy must know tina. such a circumstance
is Impossible. When provisions are un6;
for use, a survey is held on them. They
are CONFERENCE.-The casks or bags which
Contain them are broken or Cut to pieces, *
the provisions cast into the sea or river
The senior officer in port and commission
err. or if at sea, the commander and master
| OF the ship of war, are obliged to certify
the fact, that such provisions were DESTROY
| cd in their preSence.-Dr. James Wood. of
whom mention IS made in the desposi,ion of
MIR. Walter, wax, on the 18th November ON
parole, at Beaufort, in Canada, & no inten,
ton expressed ofcommtting him to prison.
| THOMAS BARCLAY. :.
J Harlem, 18Th Dec. 1873
The limits Of Long Island .Soana are Of
| hcially defined in the British proclamation
OF blockade, which makes it commence. on
| he con'inentalor Connecticut side. at Black
Point, (the western chop of Niansick rive y
8 miles this side. or west of .N-zv London.
which of course is not included in the edic,.
But that port having been so lors actually
and closely invested, no proclamation was
necessary toput it in state of blockade.
And with such exceptions as the enemy NAV
admit, we presume .NeqY.ort. Il. + will I've
the extreme south and western, bound of the
U. 5. sea coast, to which neutral trade viii!
&c Suffered by the British rive hear that
in consequence of applications from the neu
trail consuls in this country, the British com
mantcrs have granted permission to such
vessels OF their nations as are now :oaded at
New Haven, to depart with their Gargoes.1
". York Columbian:
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MILLEDcEvILLF, (Geo.j Dec. 8.

Hrtract eta letter from tie CoHecfor oftbe
Porf Of Sc. Mary's to hfs friend in fbis
hiace, dated '"''
Nov. goth, 1918.
we have Information ON oath Of Can,
Cyrus Stone and another man corrobora,ed
by the narration ola respectable lady, that
the Spanish officer Commanding A. O.
Johns declared in the most positive terms
that he Was daily expecting 200 Indian.
and 500 troops from Havannah, ami the.
ne u d proceedhere and burn tAis place
The BfF**s ADD Patriots have had bar,
ght on st. Johns ; one Patriot, named On,
~ was killed n*s@*ss Killed, take,
d wouaded. The Patriots were in tina,
quarter the first of this week. We nav,
"r"arded the afiidayiis to the Gcyernor,'
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Haiifds, Mop. oS--Arriyed tr.nanort CHR, NJ.
ishar, &c days from ,uebec, with $40 anbe,inar.
Priseners--put in for repairs ''"'
Accounts from NEWFOUNDLAND are 70 the nth of
NOV; III, ~. 'ioop of war Tweed, capt. Mad er
was 'sst ON Shoai Bay, near Bay Bulls, SUI ,Noy h
seVera! Of her officers and upwards oC so ~ b. -
crew were drowned TAe Tweed left Cork m ths
Soth cf September, with 50 sill un,ier convor FIR
NewiopEdiand The ship Southampton, of I.o2aop.
was lost at tte same time '''''
The Poiatiers. n, sailed from Pctou. with her
convoy for England, 2lth ut "'" ISL
The Swedish schr. Venus from Boston fur 81
Hart's, With cargo Of hoops, slaves sc. was tow.
cd into Sheburn, N. S. Friday last, Goth ul,.
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BALTIMORE. Dee. Ii

Gen. HARRISON was Yesterday waited
on, and invited to honor the citizens of BAL
tirore with his presence at public dinner.
intended to be given to HIN but owing to
ms extreme anxiety to proceed to Washing
toe, and thencs to the military district over
which ne Commands. he declined the invita-
siono
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THE FRENCH FUNDS

Much having been said about the great f,u of
stock 10 France, we sive the following extract fro IN
tile Gazette de France, very respectable Paris ra
per. " Ia"
Oct 2-5 per cent conso.ides from 62G. aoc
to t5 i5c. Bank shares. from $50 TO 1000
Oct i2-6 per cent conso,ides. from G. .as to
nJ Bank shares from $50 to 1000
.Nosv iook at his
pienna, .9ustria) Sept. Soar course of 81.
change has lowered considerably within few DAYS
1t was on the Srd of Sept at ice upon aprsLvr,
uso q nov is at III that is ~ III forms in
exchequer bills Tor one hundred forms in ep.oie.-
A"y one m.J judge or The abundance Of spec;e
PerPsd,ns cur country by the following notice in.
Ser. -" Se!'e"'
:. The reunited officers of the provincial, cheats
OF LoTer husire, have given twenty seven Oorirs
TOR the relief Of the wounded wsrriorso
ne RUSSIAN paper % hardly worth any ding. &
the Russian is not much better out of the r,teb ~
their bayonets, and their Csssaeks with sD,Irs 10
feet in length. ~
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CHILIcoTuE, Dee. 7.
we learn that Major General Harrison has re-
ceiSed directions from the department TO re.
and that he IS now on his return to Detroit Tkis
accomplished commander will, we understand, ar.
rive here in week or two
- Brisad'er- General MArthur arrived in town on
Friday evening last, from the northern fr3n,;er
We are gratitied TO learn that the General is al.
most entirely recovered from his late Illness
FreGnninnl
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The Organ Tanso,aed. The vessel which ~.
sent down to the Plsntagenet, for the purpose Of
ran,omins an organ belonging TO ST. John. church
in this city (the capursbf which was mestoned in
a former paper) returned On SATURDAY. lm o,nirg with
the organ Oh board. "''"
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Extract os letter from l.. Downs, dated
rr'ze ship Essex junior. Valparaiso Sept.
4. 18i3-received at Boston.
You, 30 doubt, have heard Of the arri
val Of the Essex in the Pacific Ocean. we
have been cruising on the coast Of perm. and
have captu~d eight ships, wta!emen. from
which we shall derive very little benefit :
but the injury to the enemy is greet. saw
half = m1jcn OF dollars. The particular
vi the capture q! The above vesselq you will
have IN captain Porler's COMMUNICATIONS 70
government. | commanded the Georgia
prize ship Offs gurs, for two months. ,In
RUG which time | took the Rose, Hector
aod Catharine, whale ships. In the can.
ture # the hector two of her mCn were
killed md wounded. before She would
surrender. ] have for too months psst.
commanded the Essex Junior. formerly the
AZ aatic, VIII aleman---n which arrived AZ
this place on the 18th of Aug. having nnt'er
ny convoy the prize ships Hectcr, Cathe.
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IN SENATE.
The Senate were engaged nearly the
whole of Thursday and Friday on business
of confidential nature.
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BUFFALOE, Nov. so.
Burlington Heights.
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n. Norwich, Dec. s.
on Sunday last the United States, ii, Commo.
lore Dess'ur; Macedonian, IS. Capt Jones; and
ltorhet, ~ Capt Biddle, got under way from their
noorIhSa Ia the river, and proceeded down to New
London, where they came too off Fort GrswoJ -
hey are IN full view of the British sousdron-.ir
perfect readiness for sea--and Will 20 out the FIRST
opportunity. VIC "'''