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.dleI0udric, Try. G.
TIE cnemu again IN Inc P0fot1or

TIE enemy again in the Potomac
We are informed that on Friday the
28th ult. part of the eneny's b!ockatiug
squadron, CONSISTING OF frigate. brig, /
slooP, and schooner, made their appear
ance in our river, and have committed mere
damage than the whole hset did in July
last. Before the night CT ;hat day, the brig
and cutter had got up as far as Ragged
Font, where they took brig with forty
cord OF wood Oh board and burnt her On
the next morning they took schooner Law
ing off Peck atnue loading with wheat. aad
carried her off together with 90 bushels of
her cargo on board. After taking out the
wheat they set fire to her and left her. On
the Saturday morning following they cap
tured schooner from this place wi h whis-
Key and dry goods IL board which they
took out and burnt the vessel in the mouth
of Yeoccmico.
Our informant adds, that since the eve
ning of the 2Sth, the Potomac may be said
90 have been on kre--vast volumes Of fire
and smoke ascending from that time ill the
zd inst. from every quarter OF the river
GA the morning OF the LIST the brig went
down the river with fresh N. w. wind
There is nothing now in our waters but a
frigate and her tender. 1t is not ascertain
ed what injury was done on the MARYLAND
side, but it is feared that the people on that
side CT the river have sustained equal and
greater losses than their ncighbors in Virgil,
MIA have sufferd by this severe and unexpec
ted piahafion of the enemy. Five barges
were discovered from the opposite side of
the river, moving along the Maryland shore
and entering every creek marking their
course with FIRE and smoke. On Sunday
night, several barges had gone up ST.
Georges creek after some vessels from
Baltimore, two of which, it is said, are
Packets from this place. Their fate is not
yet known, but there can be little doubt Of
destruction. --Gaz.
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q S"Nersi NJ. s. on hand will sleep on III
shelf until ncf month. This is the s,t4xtk Of nezvs
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tdJ This was 4 most anisblc, MS wen as gal.
RAN young oih;er. Who sor Dusty lost he life in de-
renee o; 1913 vessel, on the Potomac July i5ta-AI
Dio"sh oo"n' sud pcrtsiiy womded, he was heard
repeatedly frc'n the shore encouraging. his me. an
existeHee " "'eu i'''
would say q few words more relative To mi. nm.
Happy rencchnter. A very young officer win the
meh--their eUmmsnder slain, asd oysrpowersd Inv
nufnber', abandoned the vessel, aad swan ashor.
ne enemy took possession. snd retiriny left her in
names- "o men, John Z. Court:ias aud Samuel
har'Ison, VI the county OF Observation-Disclosures win
standing they were fully appsiz4d OF the danger.
notwithstanding that the Fpecistors we're fy,og in
every Question ir2p the expected exDosion ysIiant
~, IN The eannc, rKdl-d Oil bo.td snJ ,ltI ~ tho
sean 'inin6 Tie Dukbead " Ch sanars.ed ia. ,ali,
roe me magazine, was actually melting awsy ner
sisten ~ their Efforts. and sYv-d 5e vessel 1.-The,
are both poor; aud iriGiug e0o pensaion from co.
yernment would be deserveJly bestowed and a. AZ.
fully received. ~ '''1 '''a'"'
(0l Every one knows it the brave Rod,srs
who iirft hnde the british e the srenytb of
arm ANh yankee pn,S lsr-,,nc illal,r setvroa 80,
(c) mean British ma, ifi1rle ,ity''-.n.s
soourseio ct The world-Al the monster, of the a,
! e'en''-tfnrgons, Centaurs. Hydras sphinx.s. NC
CO put toSetheF, were never hail so terrible.
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4 general Meeting Of thr 5hsrrhoder- in tl,e
Z, Chris''an Library, s requested 90 the Mason,
raw "a wednesday the II !, inst, ut 4 o'clock. p
Nit is earnestly request. H. ,b,t 81. ,a,
scribsd to this Institution, give attendance as b,,,
ness OF very great Importance to the society mus,
then be transacted i'u''
By Order of the Boord of Directors
JOHN IL. RICE, Prss't.
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VIRGIhTG.


AT !lnles holden 10 the Clerks Oboe Of the Su.
Peror Court Of Caaneery fer the Rishmond District,
the 81 Day Of NoeeoIber 1918.
James Cannon and Rthegoa his wife, and Edward
Butter ana Martha MS vines Pi!G5.
Hgaint,
Thomas White, John Starke Williamson. Ann
w, out,er. ana lhomas Whharosoe, nets.
The Defendants John Stsrke Williamson. Ann
w Butler, and Thomas Williamson NOT hayiny en-.
tered their Appearance AMI given security according
to the Ast ot Assembly AMI rho Rules Of this Court
and It appearing BY satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this country-Rts oyeieyed
That the said Defendants do appear here on the
hrst day oft1e next term and the hi vi the
P'aintius aud that COPY Of this order be forth.
With inserted IN some newspaper published in the
City Of Riohoond. for two months suceessivey. and
posted at tie isoat door Of toe Capitol in the said
Guy.
a Copy. Tsste.
WV. w. IIENTNG, c. c.
Nove'hb9r ~. s'p
NOTICE a General Meeting Of the Wr,nal
~ hssUrsnse Society asqiust Fire on Buildings O
the 'tstc of Virginia, has been Efi-ur.s1 20 NJ on
1sJ the 5ist day Of Iaout.--s,en % be fs! &,
the Cap,.oI IA TINS city.
SAMUEL GREENn0w, r. 4.
Hiehooad, y ~. ~ 1913. ~5a
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NovkMsxR 10.

~ Mr.. HenirS's coMmua,eAr1os--in our
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General Harrison has left ~ Maiden and
Detrolt 1000 regulars, and 300 militia.
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.~'s-N'.'NNfs hnNS SSeTf = tClfcr fs tine L,St,
dated ts"fn Ctcnad;er island, at which rinc
the army had Tot moved. We DO not ex
pect ior soiue dsys To- her of the arri,. | uf
ouv army 1t is place OF destination.
There IS the most perfec, cordially and
gooa understanding among the officers, who,
"gcthor with the wen, are generally in good
neai,h, end universally in sccd spirits aud
full OF hope. Des. Press.
AUBURN. Oct. 81.
On Sunday last, q body of Troops. (aLout
q or 5oO) arrived at Cayuga Village, from
Virginia, AMI embarked in boats for Sack.
ett's Harbor.
On Monday Col Scorr, with about
800 regulars, and 3 pieces o. artillery, from
Fort George, passed through this village On
their way to Sackett's Harbor.
On Saturday last the y. S. squadron got
under way, and proceeded down the rive
i"r exercise. The United States having in :
lured her rudder, came too. in the river e
the others returned to her on Sunday.
lhe three British ships lie ar anchor a.
bout two gun shots from Fort Trumbull-
ihe O.pheus and Loup G. ervier. are cruis.
iiiG between Montaug and Rhode Island.
.Nc.v London Gazette.
ihe second corps of State troops and
Drafted Militia Of this state, were dismissed
ON Monday last. They were not infcrior
~ discipline and Appearance to the first
corps. and equally merit the gratitude of
the citizens Ut New-I.ondon ana Cro,on. e
the s1ioginm vi tue country. IBID.
Boston, Nop. /.
hy gentleman who arrived in town on
Saturday evening last, i'll the Newpor,
sage, FROM Bristol, X. I. we Iealn, that the
prisateer Yankee. capt. Jones. Of that mort
when sailed about weeks since, on a A
months cruise, returned after having can
tufe'i nine sail British merchantmen b.
tween the Western Islands and the Grand
Banks--two OF her prizes were given M to
the prisoners the o'hcr seven were man
ned ort. and ordered for different ports in
the Un,rd otates. None have al. thu, VIZ,
have heard of. Most ct the vessels captu.
red were bound To Halifax aud Nova
Scotia. Onc of the vessels which she can
tured. was a brig WIN fought her sn,ne
tliGe, but at last yielded having lost seven of
her nlcn before SHE struck--ia this action
man was wounded on board the Yankee. z,
her main Top mast was very much injured
or she would not have returned to Dor, 81
soon.
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LA - IL i ''t - LIZ
eS virtue OF ID ed e rrus' executed ON the Oh.
a day OF Feb 1911. h. Ssml Holson of powbe,an
eouAty to secure 10 the Executors Of Jas Allen Rrad
ley. sam OF money therein N, ntioned snd cost
VIII De SOLD ny toe trustees, or one of EN-, on SIT,
urday the 4th OF December next to tie ljeie., bd
Ger, 'or re"hy money, at the house o. Hugh French
on the buckingham read, in the sbove.neptonaS
county,
ONE TRACT or L.9ND.
CONTAINING ny estimation, three hyndr,d and .wentv
esht Acres being the same Whereof the. sforssoI
Samuel Hobson now resides
BY TIE TRUSTEES.
November IL tdsp
va Il, the undersigned, being day q1ai fgJ I = IL,
v purpose o. arrrsis Dg a n,sre taken up mr. Jo
seph Noodson's land, shewn us hy James e. kr.,n.
are OF opinion tb't she IS wOrh IS doIi,rs She "a a.
bout feet, b or inohe: high, shod All rop.d. be-
man reached and tail tohJeI. faw viii Nairs ~
her forehead Iitte while under her ief, hind Coot
lock, some appearance Of rsnd on Ter le,t .b1r,i
GER rot ieshe, her color bright bay Judged 20 b,
Oh years Of age. -
W. ~. FORD
WM PERKINS
GRIEF PERKINS
w. MILLER, O. &C.
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New YoiK, November &

Cn Wednesday noon the schooner Spar-
rcw, ont Is days from Nes- Orleans. bound
to tins port, WAS crivst ashore on Lopq
Branch, mites to the suith v AVID If Sand,
HOOK, by he British raze Plantagenet. end
was taken possession OF lt 4 Of her barres
About $50 men from the iotilla wen, down
and retock her, after a smart skrnish wiz
tie British. in which it il supposed a nun.
Der were Killed. The p anssgenet stood in
at srndown, and, gave slbroadsde without
doing any injury AL ka.ds were employ
ed on Wednesday night in unloading tbe
cargo Of the sparrow, ant it was exncrted
she would be git eff by tie rext tide sho
had beea days off the Hook, and coud
not get in on account OF tie wind and wea
ther. MIR M,
Pr7ze TO tie S9r0toge-The prize to.
the Saratoga PriVateet, ~ this port, men
toned in our paper Of Sa urday, as having
been driven ashore in the late Gale on
Huntington Beach, south Idle Of Lone-Island
is the British schr. Fame of Barbados. for
Demarar' The schr. WIS laden with VINE.
rice, pork. butter, fish, sats, and medicine.
The cargo is landed safe This prize left
the Siratoga in chase OF mother large schr.
of Surrinam. --.{dpocate
November 6.
BY the pilot boat Go. Tompkins, which
came mp from the Heck last evening. re
learn that the schr. Sparrow from n. Or
leans, which was chasel ashore on Tres
day, went to pieces on Wednesday. 'ihe
cargo was all saved. sailor belafcing
to the Sparrow, and en-, of the crew ,J the
gun boat which wet tn her ass:.tarce
were killed By the Are e n. Plant genet.
The sparrow broush. New Crtcans pa
pers to the i2th ult.
Wew Orleans, Orr g.
From Mobile we learn that Gen. FioIlrov
was about to take the field at the head of
about 1900 men, consisting of lie Cd and
part Of Tie 9TH regim ants, U. 5. infantry.
the regiments Of u. States Volunteers. =
detachment OF Cavalry from Natchez, and
the local militia
Two Choc,aw Chiefs had visited Gen.
fiournoy, and offered their services against
the Greeks the General accepted their of
fer, and fhcy returned home 70 preuare
their young men for the war.
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PhINITNI

( De 'nca' ior 4oo,rv EOP EzIDa.
- me Ch ii he Enquirer. i r,1r
'peCjnen @! qpai':y is sBavn IN H., ~.
rs "' thr hrqurer. PRINTERS # NcS
,er,' g. 'Ti!i do we'll 20 apply ,,nreT;.t
- y leey wish o be supplied w.ta eoedn,L
ASOve,nL.r12. n s''" lex
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GENERAL ORDER

The general intrcat3 his brave troops IN
remember that they are the son. of sires
whose fame IS immortal Tnat they are TO
iign1 for he rights Of their lnsulted cosn
Try. whilst their opponents COMBAT tor the
uHjuSt preiensioDs of IA master.
1eHfGck,ans --remember the river Raj
SIN but remember it only whilst the victory
Is suspended. The revenge OF soldier
cannot be grat.ied upon a fallen enemy.--
BY CoTmand.
ROHERC RIITIER A. AL c..
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EXCELLENT GENERALORDER

On the day Of the debarkatiou of our
troops into Canada, the following laconic
general order was issued
Hi O,.n.1nra -. ILL IL L.,
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ROBERT BUTLER. A. Adg. Gen.

OUR ARMY. The accounts from Bur
linst0n OF the 29th October, place General
Wilkinson and his army at Ogdensburg ON
Wednesday, Ost. u. This is at gethcr in
correct. Gen. Wilkinson did not leave
Sackett's Uarbor for Grenadier Island until
the afternoon q the 21st; on which day the
Secretary at War, also LIT ne Harbur. The
force under General Wilkinson is near 1000.
HQjor General Lewis, Eric IGic- GencraIs
BOYD, Covrpston, Brown. and SUartwout,
Colonies PIERCE f the 10th. Preston Of the
18th. Russell Of the 5tb. siply Of The eist.
Brairiy Of the 1871. and Bcsddy OF the 22nd.
BreUct- CoLoaei Miller Of me 6th, Lienf.
Colonel. Cutting, 81 The 25th, As?jnwal, Of
the 9th, Di:: It the 18th. and Uphan of the
1lth, and W.G5r Huyke, cf the 3tn, are,
III command under general Wilkinson. beside
the co.ualandapts OF Artillery, Cavalry and
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Nov 20
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-11-04

Skw-I0SDoS, Oct. 81.
Commodore Decstur's squadron have De
seeded the river s5cu, miles end wills
aochor In the harbor as soon as The wind will
permit Their move n sa,s are oJyiors TO
the eaepy. The fort erected by The tsg,,
Moasrs on Drsyss-hiIi i. abandoned
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BosroN, Noyeluber. ..

-s
FRONTIER ARMIES.--The last &C.
counts from Gen. Hampton's army are to
October 25. 1t was then in Canada, 90 the
banks OF The 81. Lawrence on our side, a.
bout IL miles from Montreal. The BRUSH
army under Gen. Provost in frcnt about 4
miles distant. The two armies about 5000
each. General WiIAinson's army (of 5000
meO) was roomently expected down the river
from Sackett's HaSbor but had not CON-
menced its passage on the 22d q, which
date il was on Grenadier Island about Is
miles above Kingston and Generals Lewis,
Boyd, Swartwou,, Brown and Coving,on,ha
commands io il. Some believe Wilkio.oa
will attack Kingston, and not dsscend Nh st.
Lawrence.
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EXECUTIVE NOM1NAr1oNs.

Fhe re 5su: discussions in the newsoapers
sc the conduct OF the Senate Of the United
States, or sone other cause, las produced
disclosure BY that elevated BODY of its pro
seediDgs on the nominations OF the Mis-
s'on TO Russia, and Of proposed Mission to
sweden. Whatever may have been the
cause, we rejoice at tbs effect and sbonld
be pleased tohave more frequent opport1.
mites ct diving into The Conclave, and making
pubic its proceedings There is perhaps a
proPriety IN Conducting in secret the Pro
eeednea OF .bs.SsRatps Whsif aSt5az Ina their
constitutional capacity as an Egecufiv4
Council but we have often thought 50 ersst
mystery Inconsistent with the genius Of our
goveFuIeAt.
Mai. Gen. WILKINSON. arrived in this
sly on saturday, IN good health, on his way
10 the northern Frontier. Mr. Ttff
FROM BELOW.
Letter from Can't. iag. Rores!. Of ne T. ca.
nardfoMr Caoatry, datcd at 81. Inig9ee,
IhNrsdap, lulu 90.
Abe British feet is IN the Caessseate
bay about five miles above Point lookout.
The officers, while on land. made MANY en-
quirieS about our heigtboTing ri yer tho pa
tuxent, with view, as they said, to visit IFS
waters, bat this we consider mere deeep-
ton, Tor tnere 2fe strong reasons Coz believ.
ing tina, thcir object Is Annapolis. Tnev
s''S "''S"Np i"fSH Oh Ooald Thew squadron
fourteen horses for the purpose, it is said, of
dra%inS their artillery Many eDuairies
were MADE by the British officers respectioc
tine distance by and, from Point Look out
10 WdshinFson. aBd a to the probable force
that n'gnt be brought against lhe.s. if hey
shoIld remain. They received last nieht .
reinforce inent Of a frigate ard brig, on tbe|
arrival OF which salute was f-si bv the
squadron. Most Of the gentlemen Who were
81 thtiT pos eesiuh have been dieckarued
thcy have ho@ever retained Mr.. US. K,rs
add NJ tn l.. Wau. -Four nttrs dcscr
terS have crIue ln."
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TRIAL oFCAPTAfN GARDEN,

at Court Martial assembled on board HE Ma
iesj s snip San domingo at Bermuds, the y b.,
and held by adjournment on the 2Sth, 2gth aud Slst
dsy Of May, 1876
.Preseni-iienry tlotlia'p, ESQ. Csptoin of the
feet, sDd SECOND officer ~ the osmu,snd of his Ma
lesty 3 ships and vessels A. BERMUDA, President (;
Captains Sir John y. neretfcrd, llL samuel 1ol,n
Peoheli, Charles Montague Fabian, Robert Barrie
Jchn Martin llsneIeI, Tbonss Graham, bsing ali
The eapisns in the pore, except fndrev fizhcrbert
Evans, Esq Csptsin Of his GIsies;v's ship Isuby
who frop' ~ health WIS unable 60 attond.
The Court, pursuant to au order from tie Right
ZION. sir john Borase Warrior, Earonei, K. y.
Admiral Of the Blue ana Commander IN Ch;ef of
His N.jegty's SHIPS and vessels efnploycd on the
AmertefD and Wes,-Iliio station, Sc. Sc. sc. ia.
tel 10Th May, 1918, aud directed to Henry Hothan,
Esq Captain ct the feet, &c Sc. fgc. proc eeGed To
inquire iuto The conduct Of Capt. JOHN sornam Car
den TIE o'neers and company of Ills msesy's late
ship Macedonian, for the eaptOre the said ship v
the Ans rear ship Of the United States and 20
tv them respectively for the same, and having Sst
strictly isvesiissied every circumstance, and exa-
mined The f'ihrycnt officers and company, and hav-
ing very delbers'sly and furely weighed and con
sdefsd every part thereof the Court is of opinion
that previous e. the commencement Ct the action
from an over anxiety 20 keep thc weather gaze, q,
opportanity is, of Slosise With tie enemy. snt
that owira 90 this eircumst-vte, The Mscedpnish
VS. unable 20 bring tie United States 60 close ~
op, nniil she he'd received rslcrisi dsiragei bu,
ss t does rot srpesr ties IRIS oriss.Sa orsnned 10
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BALTIMORE, July 81.

BY gentleman who arrived day from
Annapolis. we learn, that a part of the Bri
fish fleet were seen yesterday, by the com
mander of the look out boat, off the mouth
81 PatpSent. 1t appears they are advan-
cling up the Bay.
ANNAPOLIS, July 81.
The enemy's force now i'll the bay is said
TO Consist OF three AS, two double deoker's
SIS or CAS-, six frigates, five brigs, and nine
smaller vessels.
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Ne ~ York, July %.
Extract Of n letter dafed Fart George,
Uffcr Canada, Juiy is.

Extract Of n ietter' dated Fart George,
Uhacr Canada, Juiy I6.
"The eucmy are reinforced every dsy.
We are enCrcled---they are in our front ::
tne Lake in our rear & TANKS and we do
not hold more ground than that upon which
we stand.
"By order from the war department
General Dearborn Left this place yester-
day.
g On the margin of the Geneva Gazette
Of July 81. was written the following
= An attack was momcntly expected on
Bu6aloe by the British 1900 British troops
have been discovered gong up TO Erie"
Juty 50.
TIE Steam Boa arTiUed at an early hour
his morning, but brings no intelligence from
the frontiers. Passengers, il is stated, re-
port, that accounts had reached ALBANY.
hat much sickness prevailed at Fort sorgr ;
III It Col I4ffie was dead. and several off
GERS IndispnSed. This dis gree 1itif ysrt
late direct aCCognts from Fort Gccryc
which represent the army 20 be in good
health. Condition and spirits. rs TO ths
81 til of col. Tu;tle, neither moral nor mi.
ltary worth could shield hi'n from nataral
demise ) and tbeindispostiDu If a few, lad
uniting The report 30 be so far currect)
would nct prove the eXistance of dancer.
''d' ""H FCHtI"iiy prevailing disease. 1 his
Is peculiarly season Of rumors and these
are variant. as the wishes # their pronul-
gators differ as TO the success of the Amer
car arms.
RehOrfed Caffare.-It was reported At
Albany when the Steam Boat cafne away.
that the Royal Gc0rge had been captured
by soue OF the squadron under commodore
Chauncey. We give no credit to this ruraor
as the Royal George must have been laid
up with the other British vessels in the inner
harbor OF Kingston. 1t is stated in NOR
ming paper, thst the account ~ sir James
Yeo's having dismantled and laid up his
heet has not been confirmed, and that
therefore there mas probably been n battle
ON the Lake before this time. We repeat,
that tic authority on which we STAGED the
fact, IS such as to admit nj no question and
that the first fighting on the lake
viii be an attack on the British feet in King
Won harbor. and probably, simultanrou,
lescent upon he place by our troops. Some
hing of decisive nature, as it respects thi.
may be honfly expected,
coi1Dtbian.
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ne wv TOR the los = = G,SpNNcO Collar.
passed ne House q. tfl.>tilatiyestr ga.
tnrda' las. Ii Is Plovir u ,,at to e,n I,
the contract for this ioan shell nor b.
more di>advantageols 80 tie t'ncetl S,a 81
than hose OF the iayi lean. The Pre.ieeas
is authorized TO continue {, tfica;e Of s;ci K,
whi' are not 70 he soltl & less diam so PEE
c.ntum, or % dollars in nOnev ior 500 IN
ocs. Agents ar e. be appcin ed ~ u,,c,,,
ormi ,ion not exceeding enc ua reer NJ
o'c per cent is t. he allowed fcr u-ccurise
sub cr'ptions ard selling stock. The sur
pins OF the annual appropriai n TT 3 COoOoe
dollars tor the payment OF the print i,.N and
interests OF the puhic debt. is ple,'eed for
payment Of the principal Il interested
tn present loan. And the faith rf,he e.
States is pledged to establish sutisient re.
venues for making up any dehcie,i,y whsti
may take place. (hQt. .3dv.
Ii having b, en- represented thar the mill
tia OF the siae OF G. nnectcu', lately en- dn-
~ at New London, s3ere disn7f> in conse-
qneHce of orders from The Secretary a.
'Par, We are au,hnrEed 20 state, that they
we're dismissed IN consequence Of an agree
ment between the Senators in Congress-
from connecticut as agents dcputed by
Governor Smith, & General Armstrong
an underst anding was at tha, i;Ue had.
nat Gen. bnrbcck should Call ur.on Gov
~math for such detachmebts ,f militia as
night appear necessary irom time 10 tine,
1t therefore appears. that tie above men,
tio.ief' cisnIi wasa &C o, Il win thr wish.
!; es of the STATE su,herlties., and the de-
acinients that have bcen since made were
inlnistItd III pursuaasc u this agreement &
uhEsf SEaedifs' ia.
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The Governor * { ouncil Of Connecticut,
ne on Tuesday the Goth instant, at Hart.
foid, to p Divide for the defence Of the stat.
" e TN erstan the, have ordered a drsugnl
II 1900 men 1000 infantry, and 200 artli-
jery. exclusive IT sihcers. OF these, 500
are t. be from the State corps, aud 700 frou,
ne militia. The expence is to be betrayed
by the genera government.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06
'Ath NhS inquest respect,
Sir, your obedient servant,
w. JONES,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
The hon. Hugh Nelson, Oh sir,nan of the
Naval Committee of the Fl. X. II. S.

BosT ON, July 2s.-Arr,ved, at Qaaran
tine last evening. schr. Fl pc, Capt. Hol-
brook. # Phiadet SIS days from England
with a great umber Of passengers.
Bearded to-day by two English frigatc,
one the TeDe os---who said he chould burn
every thing af'er giving wO days notice--
dad burnt several Coasters.
Vessels captured d sent into England
Flash Of New Y k, Orders in Counc ii, do.
Gov Gerry, do, Ticker of Boston, Leo o.
Portland.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-06

Bleckade Of .Sl71 London raised.
We ave informed Ly a gentle an WHO
arrived his IN rning in the siege from ".
Londor, hat the British ship & lmilies, the
oniv ship remaining on tina station has put
10 sea, and left the Sound clear Of en- mics.
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