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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-20
PARTY Spirit.

For the eoasiderafion II M1se rho are
inrercsfef N Their 97,n Or fheIf cum
fry's weyare.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

Cspy efa letter firm Gen. Harryfn TO
the Department Of War
Head Quarters near Moravin Town,
on the River thames, 80 miles from
Detroit, 9Th October, 1873
S,p-I have the honor to inform
you, thar by the blehing OF Pro'i
dence, the army under my command
has thi. evening obtained a complete
victory over the combined Indian &
Britiih forces under the command
of General Proctor. believe that
nearly the whole OF the enemy's reg,
MARS are taken or killed Amongst
the former are all the hyperion OFF,
GERS excepting General Proctor.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

full and opulent State already provid-
ed with a maritime force, which it
has taken and which it will forever
take one or two centuries TO create,
can this be called good policy or good
fortune.
"Let the fact be eRablifhed, that
one American lhip is equal to two
Britifh of equal force, and what do
you acquire by II A flock of Juf
pride; bu, if it leads you as we tear
1t will to believe, that fix frigates &
ten sloops of war can intend fuc-
cefsfully with two hundred ihips of
the line and two hundred and fifty
frigates, we think it very ferrous
misfortune.
! 1--WE rather think that there are
ferrous fources of humiliation in the
Naval CONTEXT
When we find that FIVE feventy-
fours and twenty frigates only have
been able to blockade our whole
coat, and that ten years''would be
required to fit Navy that ihall keep
that coat clear when we fee our
Commerce injured at thirty to fifty
per cent. and that of our enemy at
four or five, we ask ourfclves who
can bef and longeft fultain this un.
equal confetti
i" We make Fort Of rule of pro-
portion of it. We FAY, if in one
year we have taken three frigates &
FIVE sloop, of war, and have loft one
frigate and three brigs, how long at
that rate will it take to bring US UPON
a level with Great Britain who has
two hundred and fifty frigates, two
hundred ihips of the line, and two
hundred Hoops of war !
I" When we add to this that Great
Britain has already built ten large
frigates" in the fame period to fupply
the .hree Aoops of var, we think
this queition can only be folved by an
infinite and interminabls ferries.
81 have, my friend, much more
to write you on this fnbject but | de-
fer it to my next letter.
4" Rely upon it, We honor your mo.
tiyes, but we cannot fubfcribe to
your policy, unlefs you think the
protraction of the war bleGing.
Yours, &c. &c. A. b."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
Aerr-yersey Election.

The friends of Madison, War and
Taxes have succeeded in electing
majority of the next Legislature Of
their own kidney-therefore MIR. Mad.
ison may now come on with his long
string of Taxes, withou, further fears
or hesitation, and then march the mi
lila TO Canada TO fight the Indians for
/" sailors rights" -,he parties in the
Legislature it is said, will stand thus:
For Peace o3-for War 80.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

II ieems from the letter we have
publifhed from Baltimore, that the
French general Humbert, who was
fome time ago myfteriously engaged
at Warrington, has collected body
of confpirators, who are to rtndez-
vous at Pitsburg, and thence pro
coed to the Province of Texes 10 re-
inforce the revolutionist. Tho the
executive, which is very probably the
Gtcret fpring of thefe movements will
not interpofc to che eek them, the mag
iitrates and well difpofed are bound,
as they tender the peace and re2uta
ton of their c. untry, to do IT. he
conduit of the confpirators is in de-
6ance of an expreis law of the Uni
ted States. and every good citizen is
bound to repref. it Bellies, enlilt =
ing men i, the very act OF levy'ng
war, and when done without public
authority conferred in constitutional
way, it is no lefs violatian OF the
laws of Pennfylvania and public
considerations of various kinds call
for its reprs flions 1t is more to
Vaccinations of this fort, than any
fuccefs which might otherwife be
calculated to attend the deductions
fuccefsfully practiced by the Britiih
Indians, thar we owe the bloodihed
and war commenced by the Southern
Indians againt our fettlements, and
the conformation it has ipread. On
the contrary, had good will and bar
mony with the coloniit of Florida,
and the reighboring Indians under
their influence, been Gneerely and al
fidrouly cultivated, it m; ht not have
been poGlble for the northern war to
have fpfead its flames there But
with an improvidence and madneis,
characteriltic of our cabinet, enemies
were at the fame moment RATED upon
every part of the frontier, and they
have thus placed themielves IN the
dilemma of weakening their opera.
tons at all points, or totally abandon
ing fome which it was of importance
to defend Had not tile fenate per-
oeveringly negatived the bill to ieize
EAT Florida, the difficulty would
have been infinitely increaied. We
ihould then have had TO contend with
the whole force, which Spain and her
colonies could have brought to bear
upon us, and initead Of the Creeks
and their allies we ihould have made
a declared enemy of one Of the Prinoi-
pal powers of Europe, who, having
driven away the French from her own
territories, is now more than ever at
leifure to attend to her colonial con-
Germ. [Byf. ID. ndV'r.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
YER MON I.
~ ,be F,I;,sy oT ,be

r. the Ediw Of The Cen'inei.
MoNTPsLIER, OCT. l4-Our Lee
gisla,ure met this day. The, candidates
for Speaker FRO f5n were the Hon.
DANIEL CHAPMAN, federal ; Hon.
Mr.. LELAND, demo-lhs votes were:
For Mr. CHAPMAN, l07
For Mr.. LELAND, ss
Scattered,
"Mr. CHIpMAY was therefore chosen
Speaker fJ0 tenn. he three scattered
votes were nor democratic OF course
the Peace majority is as good as eight
Only two members were absent-one
of each side.
A Committee to canvass the Cub
ernatorial votes has been chosen by
nomination from the House, and con-
sists of Is federal, and 10 democratic
members The House then adjourned
to attend to divine service /; the sermon
by the Rev. MIR. Marsh, OF Bennington
The permanent Speaker will be chosen
tomorrow. =.
"One O'Clock. p. N The Commit
tee have just closed counting and can
ysssing the votes and the result Isl a'
we anticipated, that no choice has been
made by the People of Governors OF
pat-Governor--No one having
majority of all the legal vo'es-o'
course the appointment must be mace
by joint ballo, of the house and Coun'
Gil. when I doubt not Messrs CHii.
TENDEN and CHAMBERLAIN VIII
unite majority Of the sutirages. !"
the choice Of the Council the twe'e
highes, on the nomination are chosen :
of these, Messrs. Miller, Fletcher Ds'
ma and Painter, of the federal ticket arc
elected and the eigh highest on INC
democratic ,icket.---The votes on .
Joint ballot will very probably BET
Federal, 10
D..ro,;. l08
GAS the Council elect are not all ai'
rived, the choice Of the Great otiee'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
JrtrrrstinS Political p,sfflIanp
From the Columbian Cenlinel.
From the Columbian Centinei.
LE77kR fram Gentleman in The com
r Of Hampbjbire, to bis friend !"
Bsfm--
ON THE SUBJECT OF W1R. &
THE SUCCESSES OF OUR
NHVT.
"Sp,ing field, Oh. I'd. 1873.

"My DEAR FRIEND,
GIVE have 70 often reciprocated our
ideas upon the fubje6 of the prefent
uniuit and impolirlc War. and we
have found ourfslves 70 much OF ac-
cord on this point, that ihall not
trouble you with any farther remarks
upon i.
i" My prefent object is to exPreis
to you the ferrous alarm which is tell
il this quarter from two cauies, which
appear to US to be leading our fellow
citizens in the Metropolis very fait
into the views of administration.
allude to the facilities which the
Spectators in the war loans lind IN
telling their itocks at an advanced
price in the Bottom market and to
the indirect but powerful fupport at
forced by your very ex'ravagent Joy
at the partial, and if conlldered on
great fcaIe, the unimpor tant fueceh.
es of the arms, not Of the United
States, but of the faction which now,
to its misfortune governs 1t,
81 with to open myfelf freely to
you on thefc two points. As to the
hrit, it is a point not to be diiPutec
"a point eitablilhed by the official
reports of the rreafury, confirmed
by the confefhcns OF members OF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

NY mounted men are now in purfuit
of him. Our lois is very trifling
The brave Col r M. Johnfon is the
only officer whom l have heard of
that is wounded, he badly but hope
not dangerously.
I have the honor to be, with great
refpect. Sir, your obedient humble
fervant.
VIM. II HARRISON.
The Hs,syob!e John b,ma'org,
Ser sfo,y at War.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

Leaving Federal majority in the
house OF delegates OF 10,
The Senate, which is entirely demo.
cratic, consists OF ! S, oil course, on joint
vote, the Federal majority will be
THREE.
The Governor and Council Of ap-
pointments are elected by both houses
in Joint vote.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

The people Of this country are eve
ry day informed by the friends of ad
miniira;ion, that the objed of our
national rulers is the attainment of a
fpeedy and advantageous peace. They
arc referred to the refult of the Rus
fan Mediation. Now lct US conGd
er, who 1t is that promife us, Peace.
The very men, who for twelve yea S
pait have embarrafed our commerce
who voted for the declaration of war !;
who are now wallowing in cafe and
luxury on the fruits of war and who
have obtained an enormous exten.
ton of power, strengthened by long
ponefion and unrivalled increale of
influence created by a Aasitious waite
of public treafure.
II we conGder the degeneracy of
principle in our rulers the bafe in
trigues of the cabinet their hollow
hearted projections, and their DEEPER
ate councils, by depreiling our COM
merce (; by overawing public o.
pinion by lawlefs mobs; by caufng
the blood of our people to be fpilt,
their treafure impoverished, ard their
trade ahnihilated, and finally, at the
beck of France, by pIunging us into
this ruinous and diitrei,ng war is
it poiIible, then, when thefe people
allure us of peace, they have any o.
Their Object. than TO beguile US into a
fatal confidence, in order till itrong-
er to rivet the chains of our navery.
Il REzL PATENT BLocKADR-The
British have takea lesson from Bon
ApAaTE respecting blockades, and have
adopted, in one instance at least, the
same principles of" international Lsw'
that he has been debating to our
cabinet, that is,--no place is btockaded
+ unless it is both invested by sea and be
sieged by land, Lord WELLISsTos
appears to be disposed to humour the
caprice of this difficult gentleman, and
mas accordingly in genuine French
style biockaded Sebastians by besiegipg
it by land, at the same time II is inves-
ted by sea. The Corsican now cannot
quarrel with the principles OF Lord W.,
whatever he may think of his Practice
After the Emperor has tried on his new
doctrines, we hope ne will inform his
Vice Roy in America how they suit ,
| for we have already suffered enough in
this country by the mere tater block
AIDES of our coasts. When the British
: a few years since, employed go sail o
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

men Of war to blockade the coast oe
France, our government were loud in
their complaints against what thew
called only a hater Blockade now
however, while the British have onlv
25 sail Of vessels to watch and bloch.
ade the much more extensive and diff.
cult coasts of the United States. Sin.
gle merchantmen cannot escape unless
aided by fogs, darkness, or license.
Salem Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

Eve believe upwards of thirty fail of armed
vefrsI. including ihips of the line, frga,e., q
noops have been launched ia England Gnce
the declaration of war -fsfs, Csssissi
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
Bp the Rails.
Election News.
DELAWARE.

DELdWARE.
The Council consils of SIX Peace e.
three Fsr men - he House o. -.
sem6y consists of 8 Peace and 9 W.,
men. The votes for Governor are 40
follow-Mr RODNEY being the federal
and Mr.. RIDDLE the democratic con
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25

Delaware has had democratic Gov.
ernor for several years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-10-25
From the Portfmou,h Oracle
OUR RULERS.

p:M:s<:o:Tsss:O
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
Valuable Lands for Sale.

IT H. subscriber will sell Tract
I of Land, containing 593 and a
hall acres, within two miles Of Fauquier
Court House aboat 500 acres OF which
arc in wood, we'll timbersd. The oper
la15 is undergoing its first course OF
Clover and plaster There are on the
premises a comfortable new Dwelling
House, not finished, good new Barn
and other convenient out houses. Pos.
session Of the houses aEd part OF the
land can be given immediately, and Of
the residue after harvest.
This is perhaps one o. the most de-
sirabIe tracts of land in the neighbor-
hood Of Fsuquicr Court House, on &C
count of its vicinity to that place, where
fire wood sells at from three to four
dollars per cord during the winter sea
son. JOHN A. w. Smith, Esq. or SAM
Low, Jr Esq, will shew the land, an
make known the terms OF sale.
Also, one other Tract, cor dining 200
acres, lying in he county Of Culpep-
per, on the main road leading from
Chester's Gap to Fredericksburg.-~.
This land is well adapted TO the use of
plaster, and IS rot more than two miles
from air. Moses Gioson's Merchant
Mill. II will be sheva by Mr.. Curtis
Corby, near the premises, an the terms
made known on application TO the SUBJ
scriber, living the upper end of Fau-
quier county, on the road leading from
the Court Hou e TO Cnestcr's zap.
VIM. Clarkson.
March 4 SW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
MONDAY. MARCH "a
WINES, TEAS, &c.

WINES, TEAS, &c.
Pipes old London P. Madeira1
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 do. Lisbon IS
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry :
S quarter casks Malaga
.scases Ciaret
20 chests gunpowder, imperial: and
younghyson Teas, OF a very saps-
rior quality,
20 puncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
$500 pounds bright Madder,
40 pounds Nutmegs, :
70 bags Pepper and Pimeto,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
so bales Upland Cotton, nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal s. Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dlpt Candles,
20 do No. 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing 3 gross each,
500 reams writing and wrapping Paper,
300 sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
60 hhds. n. Orleans and w. India
, Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green Coffee.
With general assortment of other
GROCERIES,
FOR SALE BT
Bryan HalnpSon & Co.
AUGUST Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
\, /, win be suitable for them 10

moment /. win be suitable for them TO
march. -.
of the continental war, spectators OF a
,>ar without end, render it lmper!ous on
Fr.nce to make her formidable equip.
ment.. She has not forgotten either the
insolence of the victors under Lewis
XIV, nor the disgraceful treaty under
Lewis XIV, neither will she forget the
,riumphs which cFaced those humilla-
tons, the necessity of preserving IN
tainted the glory she has acquired the
utility OF preparing for new successes
the dignity Of the crown, and the honoF
of the nation and of the French arms
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22

We wish to purchase a
good, young family HORSE, such as
will run in Gig, and ride well. Ap.
ply to
Bryan Hampson & Co.
M,rch IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-03-22
WAsHlNC7o

: '''1'e0E' hN
.,a i Was until Ii,
tn; mouth 4! Of ,aspI.
ce'vsd direct inir''
were v in Lynlsver,'S
hive frisa,es and i.
and tina! two CHI
armed Baltimore
sl::op were eff MI,
hitting deprtda,,a,
on every bay chi
cross cross l inneds.
the bay, and at ni;;
t under Gsinns' III.
ahead e and a pfc:,,
a having sa,str 1,
the channel "i,hn
pan,y (ths Other All
in had gone into n,
was hailed frcn .ac,
IN US, to know sl,e
ed him, ard ppcnr
he was, .le wen, al
ly and ordered rr,
had anchored wild J
bles and cur msn A.
ed him to lie, me S,,
upon his insisting
sent to him, | frlt,
him, which lie ir,.r
broad side Of rcp,:
a constant fire Of )
well assured from "a
was ole Of the elta
pened a fire on hl
i'm Is or 81 ninr,s,
ceased firing and dti
boat to hail him 4.
struck 10 US. and VII
no reply, but imns.,
action, ! then orSa
from all the, veasy
sane length Of tin
cord time. lie acid
our fire, PR ciseIya
and it vas new half
was q third tine SLED
conduct did not cd
gence, vet hnIsTIy
the efusion Of bice
rccted fire Gus, ert
on board bis ve:srI
act Of sending an I'd
take possession, viz
had made sail AMI 4
escape under ccVcd
the night. lioml:l
and made sill alter b
ming eight Of hall ID
periority Of s.jlirsN
ness of the riet, d
The last we soa o.
tc on a wird Go"t@
ccdure, added to bis
lis having, IS | an7
sbiants Of ihiS I'D
Jus, at night T':I@-
iors, confirms ne b
being cae o.: Their i |
has no dnub, sul'eS
ard wounded a, "
in good g+.p. end %
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| &c f. Ja.ed q 'a"s
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| tersd, as sc ctvas
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| Oar dam:ss Isl
| onlv one man sever!
| rigging a ii':Ie g: !,
| nrch in prai,: d I. I
| crew OF tbs ''''"
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| have tic sl'''h,
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! ,irn, that the a'H.s,,
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you ,re rar::cos., '.''s,
| lin, was bi, D':.'g
Lottery, lat 81,
fore s.;e cou,d F:.@
| poin, Comfort
pf,IbADFbP..
An express .';9,
|C.,o, Fpr HN,ti'
;nformo.'oo;- 's,!
was YESTERDAY b ~ Z.
ca.p,fd'o, bo,r1 4, !,
,sptu.:ed the ct I'm
S"pe md s'Jf /
D."', r, n !sss,s. !
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DOCK O''' =.
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ss,.. z, s,s,ns,aI
on board h. WY Ny N
the Provision ,as;~tJ
pear pc: tina, the cs.,s.!}
' Go'a'N relief c,hcS''Nii
b no" :! under, Mt It,'s|
Oy the sener. rI,ssI
Il, l have the he,s
'"h your otedi.e,,,1
The s,,. AIDGd
Jor the dis.r.,, II
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sions brought ',,,;%s.1
and the indo' 81, III
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may have , Dssoa I,s.p1
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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-02
foreign.

" LONDON, April Sit appears, from
some conversation that took place in
Ahoth Houses of Parliament last night.
that some overtures for peace have re.
8 gently been made from France i'm an
'wer TO which it was intimated, on tin,
part OF our Government, thatthe Prince
Regent was ready to treat on the basi
to which il was already known thai
this country adhered. The principa
point In this basis, is the evacuation oil
The Peninsula by the French-certain
lily no person can now think of making
Bpeace without that condition, whatever
some, we believe not many, may have
thought on that point before. The re.
cent proclamation of Louis XVIII. wa.
4 alluded to. The British Government
4 'isclaims being party to that ProcIa
nation. Whatever our wishes NAV be
is not to be supposed that we COULD
,e so mad as to make the claims and
he hopes of the Bourbous-feelinsE
most tcnderiy for that unforfnnntA and
iiustrfous Iace-a bar TO the restjra 4
ION Of peace.
Baron Wessember, the Austrian Am
,assador to this country, arrived inl
town SO early as Monday last, attend
ID by Count Palfey and Baron BaIfeId.
having landed on Sunday at Aldbo-
rough. 1t is expected that he will de-
I iver his credentials t. the Prince Re.
gent at the Levee tomorrow. The ma
are of his mission is not yet officially
known ; but it is not doubted that hca
I to come to offer the mediation of hi.
master for a general peace. 1t is sta
Dted on the faith of private advices from
the continent, that Bonaparte has prof
afered to Austria, the restoration Of he,
maritime possessions on the Adriatic
\ md even the Venetian States, as bonGl
TO bind his father-in-law to steady ALI
4 ance, defensive and offensive with him
APrI 5.-On Saturday some of TIL,
Merchants largely interested in tn,
Baltic trade waited on the Russian Am
btassador. and were by him informed
hat all foreign ships, French excepted
would be Unfortunately admitted in
10 the tarbOurs Of that sea which were
n the possession of the Russian troops.
An expedition to the north of Ger.I
nany is, we are assured, positively de
ermined on. The Duke Of Cumber.I
siand, it is said. will have the command
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-02
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE ?. ISIS.

k-s.aseassz 4&e&4gse
His Royal Hishness viii be aceompa.
Inied by Baron S. Quintia. of the 10tl
hussars, and by Col. HilLett, of thu
German lesion.-All theaceounts from
Hamburger, Bremen, &c eoscur in sta,
ing that there is an w "a! and ar.
lent impulse in the GerEa people Il,
take vengeance for the iong and cruel
Impressions of the French. These ac-
counts give greater hopes than ever of
The reduction Of Bonsqarte's power
within reasonable bounds.
Yesterday the following Bulletin was!
|'hewn at ST. James's Palace -
&c Windsor CasAe, april 3.
His Majesty has been almost uni
iormly under slight destee of excite.
nent since the last Mon,iliy Report
Signed by the five Physicians
1t has been rumored wi;'lin these last
two days, in the high political circles.
nat Sweden is now tebe won to ouI
views, by the cession of the important
French sugar island of Guadaloupe.-l
his report is generally believed.
aprit 5.-Capt. HancE!stt was to sail
rom Plymouth f~----,..s,;sis 80. s--'s-y
HVItn me fnlIoWing sausause.i Ghdcr hisI
viz :--Diadem Oh guns i
DiomOde 80 Success Sc; RomuIns
&c; Fox 50; Nemesis IS; armed-shiLj
a, with 10000 rockets on board.E
1000 troops were embarked.
april 6.-The expedition for Amer
lea remains in Plymouth Sound. The
two battaiions Of marines and brigade
Of artillery are all on board. and the!
whole wait only the orders of govern.
nent.
Aprit French papers have been|
received to the 1st inst.--They furnish
10 military intelligence of Importance
nut their contents are not altogether
destitute OF Interest.-There Is no partt
perhaps, of what they do contain more!
interesting than the total omission OF
.tll mention of Prussia. This is some
proof of the Importance attached by!
oonaparte to the detection of that pow
tr.
The French papers contain the Adj
lress of the Legislative Body TO Bona
parte, and his reply. The latter is an
interesting document. History" saysi
he, Switch judges of nations as it jud i
5es of men. will remark with what
calmness, what simplicity, and what
promptitude, great losses have been re-
paired (; one may judge of what efforts,
/ be French may hn canobln ;Ptba ,,uos