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DRY GoODSA1' AUCTION.

& IN Wednesday the 18th mat at The Store of the
W Subscribers. TO close consgnmsuts. viii be sold
20 Pac& age DRY GOODS,
Consisting Of Irish Liuens Furniture Cai.icoes Cot
ton Cambrick, Extra Eoug Kid Gloves Rio5ons,
Bombazette, Dimity, Fancy Cord, White Rolls,
Beaver Gloves, Olive Yeve,s. Cloths and Ke sew
meres, India iihkis, ThreE,i, Black Sarsenett.,
York Stripes. Gcrmsn Csnshurgs India Coi,oas, go.
Bic. Sale 10 coarnenee ~ 10 O'Clock. IsiErAs /
pionths tor approved endorsed notes.
Wiison, Drew g Robertson, Auct'r,.
August 6. ida
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ENoi. l0.----No. so.

gpsnee al On late msrt''se With diet reonle. aei:,
,'; ne VII, IN eoG.,net,on 6i, the ld,es .t,.e:
tNS nestle sni.s Il 10 hoa sai .he sicy.,5.. III.
Nj, 60 49, ne = g ~i'cin Aisj. Gen y. s.dsa,s
|, Petersbp~g. .5aeess 10.
~ Tie ilnwinr extiaratoty CORES.
rohcencc viii BE- highly aceep:.hie to ,h..
irirpt's Of the FeiersbGrs yo,un,eers, ~ i
o't.ipis .ciy rein"Ses hose GnpieAsSrt sen.a.
u I. We" ob,rae cd >on tie mind vixen
Sftn. ~ a,i'S MS acc5Unt oil the seirs of
hprf Mei gs FIRST apyesrea, from a., ~
''oi,iStaH'e 'hSt'he names of capt M'Rae
aud his sghalernS & en- omitted IN the ~,
rSi al ost'er of ne Oil If NAV, teiaiInx the
eSenta otede siege -
.7l,;. Gen. g, Err Mria', ss+nads tate.
u '";'h reiue'snse jreqness Ioir con,;,
'so'' o. s"hi.ci wi'icL, FOR -1u ta,s / 3. cre-
..Ssn - 'p'esss'N> ~ '''> teenny- ,a.s, II. tsor
= 49, ssheta ';fer- 60 'tr - Il rssi, ets W.
unrt q ne oihcsrS atnshod ta tse I'D srn(s,,lt
,s',6 tN,i'e mcrt $ l'i;eS SOFT Fclpr 70 IN
.''e aS,ien 81 irs p'ses GA De SIN UT I quD,.
y"uvfs''SilAF. ects+s-.y i,s.hs .au O 49, y -
ristes--' 1iFtthS I',t,,.erY !5it,s, ;Ay ~ - :
["AIss ana thSir sa'sft eS.0csts ,h, petet,5t,,r
"a volunteers, tps taet Vith iiept Il IN >, .l.i.eb
uit"t' seqnr f tt''n-y ivgs. &pR 10 nent,n p
ing n'aie p inS ss:' t suf7ittr.s ot ,r, r ,,.o
ny, an inteTen'e nehl ua!sy r.b!e nv /. a.,
ny Those nhaeqna,ntsd viz the actual occurrence OF
,.rel'pstanees l'eins vel v,nce,i, Sir, ~ y,ur
.'sGs.uon 10 Fe'der az Ia partial ir,lat, OF iustcs
70 s.' otHer our ecnm:n9. W., Undue d to iia-
P"!e ~ 10 m'sniorn'''i'm, ~ Itp; t., o. more
Ne'sh'. fvnrs'' oseur"i"s your stt,n,'on ~ ti,o
''a' conits eve origin To partial r eovni.
tion ~ ot'' srs in the sErS = ttaI.-n
MAJ Alexander < ;u,ttd 10 me hi. oii.;.f 20.
nof', WHEREIN nc nen-d every r(Ect- ci re .,st;a.
non rs 's"ng acted, trsethev5rrth Tie pri~at,ss Sc
e u, 'sl.e o. equal tr"yer,. tbs, iSF;srty a
zone eeu't-Getsts rchsra nf discrimination TVh-
ther this e",nmun'calion wss ever hsnded Won ,,ner
not rect with 20 lav - 'N~@
Ast regards my ,ish &c he -po*en o. in terms of
@st'net'oo, confess would be gratifying ,fn,rtir,
o'&ry in~t-di bu, or j0ii occasion, The,e ",
were oppfsing N nneiv:zer foe. ~ tiiei Own 80.
hei9, GA the szpressoa ~ .nv.sH) li,u or IA on.
pora2ty w,N b- a:'u:fed Officer Of ,risi,,e.
hiuse!t SRI c'.isu 10 rpt,lt bsyor,, = c,psr;.ns
enn.I' Sou c5 hav'Hg FerForpre ny duty TO he TX,
tfHt % IN! rs:-E1lins sr. u NJ sueh a e,irss
may Do sIop'sf vii! ap;clr to~,;ih c.is,at.S
g rsiaa'e Gle F"sHibity OF Ta.o aad dero.atory
'goasribe with ihe his',cst respee..
Your very c6rS..e,.i want,
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mhnInE iNs UnA nee CQMpAyy.

THE Directors al this Institution baring By
resolution OK their board authurised nc 20 Tstsiye
Asdh'srpuons to complete tie Capital sto3t of The
'afne Notice is hereby given that 6oak tor CHS
purpose IS nov open and attendance 4!,i be given
during the usual hours Of busness at tha ciee OF tbs
ConPany IN the room Lately ocetpied 90 :bs Conec
sor's Office.
Richmotd, Cd tune -8Is 4
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We have scen K lers frorn cur Toln,.
'ee's to the Us nit. " tCn confirm 30
rein' estment IF T-,.'t Meigs bv the B;;,ish
and their worthy savage ailiss. The rnrs
Der is supposed "a b very con siderable as
large Qpanitv f boats, with traors had
arrived II the Miami curh the nizht Of
the 2oths One ct our p;qre had been
surprised. and or 10 men Billed r wGnu
ded. no fears VIC : cetcrt iued Cor the
sate'y Ut tn fort. The trocps were in high
spitns and in general tcalthy. \ few INTRO
dnctory Shot had ben exchanged and the
sisge vas ex ected tobegir" nor x heavy, -
on ne ~ Our force AZ hleirs is not y en-
S'0hea IN any letters we have seen. Rth.
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Gusnee al 90 marr'ise With diet reonle. lei;
60 % S Stl IA eoss''neton Nni the yli,as ..,.r:.
,ls hps''s ss."u.s a 10 hcagai abe sicvslbc vii
NIiii1se the command
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FAYETTYTIE. Anrll.t &.
General MIa,nsi "a chi 3 lert arledg4vie on
the 22d fJu'y for the Chsrohe &C nation, foF Si1c-
~" '@sai wdisa Ea.sSes he ishSSgsd 10 eosss.
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'soaif'ee with ihe his'cst respee,,
Your very ooe'..ei.i went,
in>aEARD AraAFs
A-aa Quarters. Clcselaps, ysl, 20 ,a,,.

OElR SIR.
fari ietteI6i thc 12ih of June. FEN Fott Me;c,,
did not reach nc tji =. s'er,'sy 49,.
regret ti'at li,,e Rave. i. en- la.
&c fh!a'rQos} q! ~. senrra order al to, 9th a.
~ ay: such "as oeitti' y ver r,y uisntio Nor
eo"'o r3nee'ye 70 'nF ~ creme 10 yuriliss ven.
;"se could be drown from your te,fg a r,eaf Z, IL
as having led your cenr.uy. vt,r. u eor,sis ~ .rs
"nned 70 having pet'ioro,e us atty, o.. nsta.- DOS.
fhe memo % lieut. " res v. sinjItducei ,,i,1,.
me 9lt7tp' :,Gsa b.,n,.s- tie g 3tai, va sts ~
20 - 'i0oa&t - J.st ,i's;-e- p, .o.u.e lisirn
'Nr E.sf .2-'sv'e, ~ dis creator 10 tes ~,
'art-"rtf y'tr xei ans - the s,r,i6s Is tds 8 u
a. Nirs, n'ae unGcra ;y'e At c),.,'essene.. utiee
wout' have N"'i't- sd }ou 70 des.ns tds 4rs.acGg
serViee q 'hrt 10Y
AsiHi VIII reFi 'sareet end regard,
Your -"raba rvsut
Cspt RIeEAnD - RAE.
CssaHlaraisg re Fe.eysbV-
Fo.HEeers.
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cans are proud to possess. of she wing every
tribute of respect to brave enemy who h
fallen in combat. and of extending 70 those
IN their power every mart CT libe ali,y and
comfort consistent with their situation as pri
soners.
TIE excellent order and regularity which
prevailed yesterday in every part of the
procession and ceremony. must reflect the
highest honors on the mhabitants of Port :
land; and particularly as the Short tim. al
lowed could not have admitted OF making
such arrangements wi hou: the best DISPOSE
ton. and the utmost alacrty.
Capt HULL, with the officers and crew
OF the Enterprise, embrace the present &C
casion To express the sense which ,hsy en-
terrain of the prompt attention and of the ac-
tive and humane exertions Of Samuel storer,
ESQ. the u. s. Navy Agent at this place, in
having every accommodation provided for
the wounded on board III u. s. brig Enter
prise as well as those ON board tire Baker.
between whom no distinction was ", de- Aud
they likewise beg the Physicians nj this
place who have been go kind as To ali I'd the
most prompt aud ample exercise of their
professions towards the wourded of both YES
sells. to accept their best thanks.
Portland, Seftf. 9, 1918.
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from Commodore Perry, dated the 10th ms.
At p. M. Head of lake Erie, with the
pleasing intelligence Of the British fleet, Con
sistng OF two ships. two briggs, and TIVE
schooners, being in our possession, with
more prisoners on board than we had men
TO conquer them. A great many were kill )
ed on both Sides" q
Camp Seneca, Sehf. 10.
Victory perches on our Naval Stan
lard Commodore Perry has captured
nearly II not all the ehemy's fleet; two
ships. two briggs, one sloop, and one schoo
ner; and taken more prisoners than he had
men ON board"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24
Albany ARGUS-FzrRA.
Wednesday Morning Sept.

"Wednesday Morning Sept. IS.
The following is the only intelligence fur
n'shed By last evenings mail, relative TO
the recen engagement on Lake Ontario.
Erfrdcf Of a letter dafed Sodus, Sunday
morning Seft 10.
"Our feet aud the British met Yesterday
about two o'clock. some distance above Pult
NEVILLE, and about FIVE o'clock were seen
tom this place. The firing continued from
the time they met, with an interuission of
about halt an hour, until sun down. They
then appeared 50 form two lines and stand
north west. 1t was nearly calm h,
what wind there was from the south west"
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PuIIADrrpu,. c. 10

Yesterday about 600 OF the 10Th Reeiment
OF United $ a.es' Infantry, under the cora :
mand OF Colonel Picksns, arrived in this
city, and embai ked On board vessels pro-
vided for the purpose. They are on their
way to the Cauada lines. This regiment We
understand was principally raised in North
Car INA and Virginia. and have ben per
torin"S duty Tor some months past in the
later state. They consisc generally of ve,y
yourg men.
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|c'osk las; night, having received intelligence
Aat he enemy were near us. Under easy
'''! all night--al' hands at quarters. We
nrorrsded IS Tile, north Of Burlington
hauled our wind, and soon came to anchor
The enemy within seven miles of us. A
train nf oar artillery and a large number of
troops arrived in this viz Atty in the night
Inc enenv's feet have retreated / un
dersiand that cur whole land force is moving
northward"
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SOME PAR rICltLAns

CHHc0the, @f7tt. II.
Late last evening an express arrived in
town from general liarrsop's heqd-ooafter.
bran .;ing tie highly graf tying Intelligence Of
TIC capture OF tne whole Of toe British fec
on Lake E'ie by commodore Perry. The
subi1lued extracts of letters from two zen.
demen at headquarters. contain the .mosl
essential particulars relative to that brill
ant affair.
Can't Senecq, Sent. u.
3" An express has this rooment arrived
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Commodore Ckauncev'a

~O''tFI''I0IV' OIfIUWCCU
Naval action onla ke Ontario, although the
nuai result ofit is Got yet known, is high
" ausplcious auEnry for the SUCCESS Of the
approaching Campaign in Canada. IT re-
MANS to be seen WI ether YEo's wines will
nave saved him. IL any event. ou,. Gallant
COMMANDERS dcbut is highly honorable To
MS skill judgmen and discretion and we
'rnSt th&t Providence will smile upon his
forts against Wanting fae. In re f. citing
ipon he superiority of the enemy's hhvs;cal
force. We should be induced almost to deS
Ha,r, were NOT the naorut superiority of our
Ulcers ana seamen attested by so MANY
'rcud trophies. 1t Is this consideration
which inspires us with a confidence that
nothing can shake. in comrnon with cur
fellow cirizens. we wait with irnpatignce
tor farther advices from the scene Of these
interesting operations. Nat. .E!p.
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WIMcHEsrER. Sent. *

n detachment of about i40 recruits un
der the command of col Coles. marched
YESTERDAY morning for the Canadian from
tier. We learn that this place Is no longer
obe district rendezvous, but that all the
troops hereafter enlisted are 20 be roarched
20 freoericKsburS, where the recruiting
service IS 'superhtenhed by major Helms u
the cavalry
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BosroN. Sent. Is.

DOsIcN, CeNt. To-
a gentleman who arrived from Portland,
informs US. that flag Of truce wa. sent i'll
there On Monday afternoon from Capt. G r
don, OF the Rather sloop Of war, requesting
An exchange of the Roxer's officers and men
The Lieutenant OF tn, Rather, who came IN
the flag, requested also an interview with
the Lieutenant of the Boxer-and if that
could not be granite d. he wished that an eff
cial statement Of the action n,ie hit be giyea
nm. The flag would Come back yesterda,
a. IL o'clock. 10 learn the dsciaion OF the
Matshai- Ise request for the ,nen would
AT be granted. A brig. scir. and two nr.
vateers were in CO. with the Rather on Mon
lay.
lieutenant BURROWS was tho son Of tbs.
deceased Col. BURROWS. of the Marine
Corps. Il Is sta'ed that he as ua,iye 8.
Charleston. ). &. and at the time If bis
death was i'll the 29th year of his age.
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n. YnpK Sanh LIE

The Steam Boat North River did not ar
rive Yesterday until 8 P. M. By her we
learn that a report had reached Albany
shat Com nodore Chaupcey had chased tn
squadron under Sir James Yeo into King
ston. No news from the army.
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NATIONAL INFELLIGENCER OFFICE,
TUESDAY, September 2lst, laoonl
MOST GLORIOUS NEWS.

C py Of letter from COM. PERRY to the
Secretary of The Navy.
IT, S Brig Niagara, afr me Western Sic
ter. He0d of Luxe Erie, SEN. 10, 1913,
q, II. NJ.
SIR,
1t has pleased the Almighty to give to the
arms Of the United States a,signal victory
over their enemies on this Lake. The Bri-
fish Squadron. consisting OF two Ships, tw,
brlgs, one Schooner and one Sioop. have
this moment surrendered to the force un
der my command, after sharp conflict.
have the honor to be,
SIR.
Very Respectfully,
Your obedieBt servant,
Oh. PERRY.
The hon. I'm. Jones',
Secretary IF the Navy.
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FROM LAKE ClIAMPLhIN.>
H.ctraCt o. N (etfer iron, one offA Con,
maHdcrS " Tie FfoGHa on lake Cham
nan 70 his FRIEND az BOSTON, dqted Sfht.
IL, 1918.
" We weighed snchor at half past 10 o.
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Hon. WIN. Jones.
Secretary OF the Navy.

Cohy of a letter from IHos. EGacdono,tsb
Esq. Commaddihg the u. s.. NayaL fer.
ceS on Luxe ChdmHtain.
Z. states Sloop President.
near Piattshurg, Sept. 9, 1918.
SIR have the honor 10 nfm N you that
arrived here yesterday from near the
lines, having sailed from burlington on the
9th inst. win an intention to fall in with the
enemy, who we're then near this place
iiavihg proce ded TO thin a short distance
OF the lines, received information that they
were at anchor there-----soon after they
weighed and stood to the EOrthward out Of
the lake-thus, if not acknowledging our
ascendancy on the lake, evincing au M vii
lmgness, (although they had the advantage
OF situation, owing to the nurrowness of the
channel IN which their gallcys could work
when we should want room,) TO determine
IL.
have the honor to be, &c.
TlOs. MACDONOUGH,
lion. Vim. J0aey,
Secretary QF NE Mivy.
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Communicated for The En7giyey 81 one of ,he
c0EgTCgnffoH.
On Sunday, previoUs 20 the last fast dav, ct the
Gepds' Meeting iloo4e - this city, learned. patri
Gle and ituiy picu' prcassr, oaskiug Az sia.op TO
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MFDIAJIAN

Our London accounts which by ecvcrsI
recent arrivals in this country fruI;i Europe
are brought down to tho 18th jyiy, furnish
very little ma ter on he subject uf Ameri
can affairs. n letter Courier observes -
Great hopcs are entertained in America
or a successful issue to this NJ ediation. We
know Minister'S have hany refused to n go
ciate through any umpire. IfAmerica ,ee !.
" wishes to be at Peace with q. Britain
we stand ready to meet her face TO face, s,
treat on the most honorable terms ;--th, ugi
we have already experienced so much pet
tuitoggin5 chicanery On the part of some q
he: nesociators. that we think the people q.
England Cannot blild any strong e:<pecea
ton OF the speedy realization of u solit
peace"
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LUNCHES.

A beautiful lester Of narque schooner,
called tue FIRE Fly, and ,wn,d oy Captain
Ei.ery, vas launched yesterday afternoon,
at Mr.. Harris ship yard, North-end.
~ very beautiful ship was also lam, he'd
nc Msdtord. Yesterday ; she is called The
kamOle'', and is owned by Cant. Rich.
Boston Gazette.
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Warrington. Sent 81

- ~ ], UT 4 'uuc TIHFt' I.8Y. con :
"eafnng .HGuRi Officer on tie station East
y Portsmouth,, " III
U. ). Navy Yard, Portsmouth
, 18th September, 1918.
Sill have the honor to forward you, b
me mali, the Flags of the la,e British brig
Boxer, which were nailed TO her mast heads
at the time she engaged, and was Captured
by the u. .. brig Enterprise.
Great as the pleasure is that derive
from performing this part Of my duty, 1
need not tell you how different NV feelings
would have been. could the gallant Burrow :
have had this onor
He went into action most ga'lantly, and
the difference OF injury done the two eesse! IS
proves how Eo5iy he fought.
lhave The honor 10 be, with great respect.
sir, your ,bcd;eat servant,
ISAAC HULL.
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LAST EVENING" MAlL.
NEw-Yoyx. Sen,. 90.

BF TIE *1'EhN pOAT.
lMpURThNT.
Fro1n ne .f.sany Areu8 IF s 1T. I7ih 1873.
~ LAoF NIGHTS EASTERN AEAiL.
ET|T@c. al q ief'e'' rem an e5scer Oh bard
fhc Pik dutcd
u S ship, :. Pii.e IN LIZ ,
Ont&rio, S'ptemb1 IL, 1873
We hav, had running fight vih the
e0em! "a six urs-ths shi!, only being
able 10 sex rear hin. We haze dfi.snh;m
L., aud have rec iycd veiy tiJt.e demage.
s lew shot in her hull. and cur sails ard
rigBnG little cut. Could ,ur l.e, h.yeN
gN up, We should have gained ,-in,rous
.ic;nty 4 is now half q o.e, IS he is driven
tr"m the head of The lahe in The face f
both ars'ies in great his 80
Erfr0ct ofa letter j'.oh3 So, k,tt's Harbsr,
"a s'-,lfLrman M his cttg, da;cG s ~.
X, ISl3
"Chauncey has chased Yea all r.wnd the
lake, anu has gpt ~ re tel 10 in A,n-
herst V The X ighf fused 10 come o
ac,ion. The I.adp o. ;ue L.,k hiss this ;no.
ment arrived with the inf, nation.'
Anherst bay les a lit,ir w. Of Kiugs.en.
sv the Northern NJ Ill of last II sh,, we
learn that Gen. Hampton has cro. sed i Ike
Champlain w.,h his v hole army, % Gum
b7rland Head, q few miles north of Platts-
burgh.
From The .lljeny Register .Scat. II.
i-osfacrM After his uaper ven to
press, lr.Dima'ihn IS r. ci' Ell m 'his CIV
that Com thaurreN I'd Il i,,n tile Is ur1
Hctt into Amherst Bay. alirile west Of Kulg,
ion--but could NOT bring them 20 sc,in.
FROM the HoSton (dsiadi1m Of +; iday.
.NcsV Proviarnce. ing. -.
H. NJ brig Ac en-, OH her ,.assage from
bermuda, TELL III with Swedish &C +. from
Gandatonpe. bound to = me port - tie u.
State, the master Of which 70 o.red ,he
capture of he American Fr gatc~lG seq bv
one ct Il. NJ. ships aad her safe arrival ar
| Caudaloupe.
CANADA.
hfo'Areai .Hug q.
Col. Pearson left Pr-sc tt, upo. secret
expedition, with so Or 10 latte1vx loaAed
nth troops, &c. AID Pre-, cdtd up.
FORT IF PASTOR. Sept IS.
| ATriysS chr. Fox, Combs, &c Il IS lroh. al.
| raven. va tor,s'-ou h and Cst,pdsE The Z was
taken two daya after the battle tween the Fut,r.
| s''ze and Boxer, Ly n Bermudisn s'ocp al 80,
Elizabeth and tie cart ur7itTel or board " ., alter
h'irg sXaf;i~ed was tod by The Ergl sh capt u az
! " he ctuhi not capture something he,t T. tlan
wooi coasters and hShsTwen, he wouio tai & =
thing " Alter taking cut some candIts wiucA I! 81
paid FOR, I've was p rmitted t. proceed T. = 10 p
was vessel q! about 40 tons, fun Of r!.u-s4ii,d n
COMPANY with tbe Boyer. The Fox wsy detai,eo ON
TER sr''yai here, by the Reye.ue cutter, captain
Also, Heytian sebr Ladele. Constant;a. q d.:
| from Port &P Prince, with Inswcrd sud c, hrc =
| % Saturday last, IN iat tug II VS. iuarf I'd
trou' British squadron. r'g stag ortwo "a one
o., hrt tr'gats, three Shops OF var. two sch. s.
and brig from the Ctesartak. fnr Hsli'-x-- was
informed that IN Admiral Was on to'id IT, fleet.
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From NE DOst0n Pa.ladium of Z, iQay.
CANADA.

h3oHtren .4vg 81.
Col. Pearson left Prise tt, upo a secret
expedition, with so Or 20 lattc&ux lCaAed
nth troops, &c. AID Pre-, ed.d up.
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DOMh871C WARnHOUSE.

g. Fer new odyer'is, .men's, see iqt col. list pag
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From me ylljany Register !Schf. II.
i'osfacrN After his uaper ven to
press, lr!>,ma'inn IS r. ci' ell IN 'his CIV,
that Com thau,.reN I'd i i,sn tne ~ Il
Hcet into Amherst Bay. alille west Of Kuig,
sion--but could not bring them 20 acti,.n.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-09-24

The hon. I'm. Jones,
Secretary u the Navy.
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BURLINGTON. Nov. 10.

The campaign Ipr tai, season IS said
to be at an cod Gensrai tiamplon's
array IS Il Piatr,nahgh, ~nere tney re
to tase up winter quarters. Gen. Wa
kinSoaS ariapsi> IL tAs reach Nh
near ot. Regis, ABOUT Is niles irnn tos
four cprners, G ,ateaugay, and arc oat.i
ing huts for w,ntcf quarters. Inc ar,n,
under Gen SVltxldsoa nas nau sc sef~
engagement Wiin zoe eactay, "nlcn lot
lowed tue FIR n Kinxst,'n aud Presco,,
--tacy were Attacked Ia the reas, In vi
near Cornseil. Tne enemy were three
times repu,scd at the polnt Vi ne Oayo-
net, aud nnally retseaIed lea 'ns the A.
nsricans on the held fhe numDe.
K,lled in either side Is not correctly as
certalued--u must h ,wever been grsa' :,
asin oa~ instance It Is said tue caarg
vas coal ndcd fron twelve 70 fourteen
minutes.
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NETWORK, Nov. "a.

another ahshah. We .earnirom the
y RIB, that a detachment OF the British
srmy,or, their way down the river, Lately
,l.ttd Ogdensburg, to, look tor some
tnelish goods and other property on
DO rd OF seven boats which had been
,aptured by some OF our dragosns Oh the
al inst. After burning the barracks.
ae understand capituiation was enter
I'd into between the Americans and .hsi'
invaders, tue most important article OF
rich was that the village should re.
ia, un,nolested, on condition that the
..ericans should send over the sesti
=r.ssts before mentioned with the prize
lads on beard; which was done, and
.aey departed.
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= yo;nt lower down would 81 Better.

a point lower down would Be better.
and t',ok measures accordingly. So
.o,a as tais Was known III Wilkia
saa, the array was ordered to nut
salmon River for the winter. We
sifl say lot!lll, at present Ut the
.nnduct OF either OF these Generals.
ihere are authorities to which the,
are anenable, aud which will, nv
ioubt. do justice in the case. Our
regrets. however, are not tue less.
Had We got Montreal this campaign,
the var was substantially at al eni !;
and that the getting it was prae-
tiea6ie measure, is adnHied Oh all
hands. Tie enc ny's eafaefise force
there. regulars. teacioies ami vol
tiseurs, didnst exceed two Thousand
men.
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Ehe aceounts'siven ofthe number &
situation of orr troops Is very 'iscouras,
mr.. The whole Of Wilkisson's army
aid no, exceed 5000, previous TO II
hattie, aud they are ~ want of ever
thing-Cosingten is killed, and Forsvs,
receiyeda flesh ~ouad Thus far the
letter.
Last night some officers arrived froAa
Wilkinsoa's army, which thew left A,
rrcnch Mills, where they were prepa, :
log to go into wint.r quarters. Toef
state the affair much the same as the
boys letter, Only, our loss NOT exceeding
500. The British they suppose must
have lost 500 as our troops SurmsH than
in three different attacks al tn point Of
tho sayonetsnd fought desperately, Fh-
British have certainly not gained VIC
tory. Time wiis show the canse Of the
failurc IF the expedition against Aon-
treal. There is certainly blame to be
attached somewhere. Hampton ~ith
his army are gone into winter qssrters
at Pls,tsbnrg 1t seems he is We an
popular with The armv
may perhaps be abs IN, send ron
more particulars BIZ the Boat, shoull
there be anv thne transpirc more than
the papers will furnish W1