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EUROPEAN NAVAL ESTABLISH
NiFNTS

British navy.-According to the las,
statement OF this enormous feet. it con-
sisis of 1850 vessels Of war, large and
small, nearly 600 of which arc in commits
sion, and now at sea in different parts Of
the world. About 100 of them are now Oh
the coast of America.
Russian nopy.--53 sail Of the line, Sd
frigates, SO cutters, briggs, &c smaller
vessels, 226, carrying in all, 4423 pieces
Of cannon. In this estimate arc included
ships of every class and condition, from a
first rate tc gun brig; those tina, are build
ing, under repair, and laid up in ordinary
as unserviceable, as well as those that are
in commission, and FIT for immediate SER
vice.
S5vedish napy-The Swedish feet con-
sists of 10 sail Of the line, eight Nfrigatcs,
besides cutters gun boats, &c and there
are two ships of the line and theree fri
gates building.
Portuguese naUy.-The Portuguese
have eight sail Of the line, three frigates,
and 4 sloops at the BriziIs. At Lisbon
there are some ships of war, but they are
chiefly unit for service.
Danish navy.-The present naval force
of Denmark consists of four ships of the
line, two frigates, and about 90 gun boats
There are two ships Of the line and tire.
friSatcs on the stocks.-Thei: maritime
operations are chiefly carried on by flotil-
las of gun briggs, which carry heavy meta
are we'll manned, maneuvrsd, and tough.
and in calm, are formidable even to ships
Of war.
French navy--In the various parts u
France, Holland and Italy, the French have
65 sail of the line and 6. frigatcs, ready
for sea-and 80 sail of the line, and &c fri.
gates, building and fitting out.
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From Haitian haher Of Oct. 9.
Summary Of ne7vs from Canada.

Summary Of ne7vs from Canada
BY am express hom Quebec, letters have
been ne ceived to the Sofa ult-they are OF
a gloomy and extraordinary Da,ure, and we
should have considered them as the vi.
sions of our Canadian friends, had not &c
counts from the u. States corroborated
the capture Of capt. Barclays little squad
reR-all we can collect is that flee, (if il
can SO be called) badly armed, and badly
manned, encountered an enemy better pro
vitled III both respects and much superior
In size and numbcrs--that gen. Proctor's
Httte army depended on impossibiities to
wage offensive operations, and bad TO en-
counter famine in the event of being oblig
ed TO retreat. If this is really the case.
why are we placed in this predicament 3
Had we not the means OF being as well
prepared as the Americans Certainly
wc rad every SUPERIORITY in thar restecf.
and in eUery ether-but we qpiscky forbore
to make offensive war In Canada, lest our
FRIENDS OF THE NORTHERN
STATES SHOULD BE OFFENDED
and therefore made actual invasion in the
southern with force inadequate TO cause
division. We have no idea that the A.
merican army can ever conquer the Cana
das we only lament the distrcsses our
sister colonies must encounter in carrying
on protracted warfare, which might have
been crushed in the bud
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BOSTON, Dee. 6.
Latest ne4vs from the EeSer Jriet

Latest ne4vs from he Eeser .JIieate.
BY the ship Criterion, capt. Clarke,
which arrived at this port on Thursday last
In 8, days from Tulchuana, (coast Of Child
we have receive the following late news
from the Essey frigate.
Capt Clarke was informed in August
last by our consul at Santiago, Gin Chili)
that the frigate Essex, capt Porter, had
captured during her cruize OIL the leeward
coast, and at the Galapagos islands, eight
English whaling ships, viz POLICY, Mon
texuma, Hector, Atlar1ic, CatharBe, Geor-
giana, Rose and Greenwich. Capt. Por
tel had fitted out the Atlantic, and called
her the EsSrr Junior she was command
ed by Mr.. Downs, first lieutenant Of the
Essex, and carried 20 guns and 90 men |;
she arrived at Valparaiso on the 18th of
August, with the Policy, MoDtezuma
Hector and Catharine, and the ship Barclay,
capt. Randall, Of N. Bedford, which the
Essex had recaptured with her boats from
Spanish privateer al the entrance of the
port of Callioa. The Essex was cruizing
on the coast to intercept the four remain
ing English whslers. The Essex Junior
was 10 leave Valparaiso about the 25lh of
August. to convoy the american whaling
ships off the coast, and then &c jnin the
Essex, which " as cruising off Lima on the
10th Of August, having in company with
her, as tenders and store ships, the Green
wjcb and Georgiana, both armed with 20
guns and 80 men each. The Rose had
been given up to the prisoners.
Capt. Porter experienced no difficulty
In obtaining men he had fitted ont three
of his prizes, and had upwards Of 500 men
on board the Essex,
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my feebly sustained the movements Of our
troops on the main road Of Laybach. Their
principal forces take their direction thro'
the by-roads, with the intention of endea-
voring to ou,Hank our right. The enemy
had secretly been reinforced from the di
rection Of Fiume.
Trieste was threatened again by CO
lumn Of troops which defiled from Maito-
ra, and by some detachments from Istria.
which seemed to increase, and finally bv
the English fleet which was in sight OF the
harior. On the ist Oct. the enemy came
in force to reconnoitre in the direction of
our troops occupying Adesburg, but they
were warmly repulsed. On the I'd, the
prince viceroy proceeded to the heights Of
Privalt, and general Palombini to Passa.
wicza.
The division of reserve was on the 2sth
Sept. at Brixen. Gen Ginlengua announ-
ces under date OF the 29th, that the pre-
ceding day, gen. EIuzzuchelli had taken
from the enemy the post of St. Sigismon-
do defended by eight hundred men. The
enemy In his precipitate retreat towards
Wllosck, had scattered in every direction
their arms and accoutrements. We have
taken on this occasion number of pri.on-
ers.
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The American consul at Valparaiso had
received information from the consul a,
Buen's Ayres, that the Phoebe frigate OF
IS guns, and the Cherub & Racoon sloops
OF war, OF 20 guns each, had left Rio ia.
memo on the 5th OF July, bound round Cape
Horn TO intercept the Essex.
Capt. Clarke was also informed by the
consul, that he had received information
from ou consul at Bnenos Ayres, stating,
that an American frigate probably the
Congress had captured Of the river
Plate in August last, an English ship,
bound to England, with 100000 dollars in
specie on board.
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TRIESTE, SrEt. l6.
ORDER OF THE DAY.

The army of Italy has gained many adj
vantages over the enemy. The army, COM
posed Of young soldiers, and formed in a
moment, required to he guided with pro-
found wisdom. The viceroy has gradually
prepared it to gain from day to day greater
advantages. The exploits which have pro-
duccd the rctaking Of Villach, Crainbourg,
sc. are well known.
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me to offer you, in the name Of my COL
leagues, the respectful homage of all those
sentiments with which we are penetrated,
in seeing your majesty preside over the
senate, and in hearing the memorable
words that you have just uttered from the
heigh, of your throne.
With what gratitude, with what rcli-
gious care, we shall forever preserve the
re me mbrance Of it 20
SENATORS! ! have the honor to pro-
pose TO you, to refer TO commission, the
project OF the senatus consullum which
has Just been presented by the orators OF
tie council OF s,ate.-This passed mem
con.
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IMPORTANT.

Extract OF a letter from q RESPECTABLE house
IN Lisbon, TO mercantile house in .Nezv.
York, dated 2lst October, 1918.
Arrivals of grain have commenced
from the Baltic, and in England there are
large supplies of foreign wheat, the ulti-
mate destination of which will be the Pc
nlnsula, now relieved from the burden of
supporting, and the waste occasioned by
friendly and hostile armies The effect,
therefore, of your present system, will b.
hut lightly felt here.-From Cadiz -four is
quoted at Sl4-rice S5-and from Bilboa
flour 10 q to IL dollars. Thus, both to
the northward and southwark. markets are
less encouraging than ours, which must
show you how erroneous is the opinion,
that the Peninsula is entirely dependent on
your country"
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From fhe .Nesv York Gazette.
His moiesty's shin Yahans,
or W. London, I'd Dec. 1918.
SIR,


Off W. London, I'd Dec. 1918.
HAVING received orders from sir John
borlase Warren, commander in chief of
his majesty's naval forces i'm North Ame-
lca, 10 declare Long Island sound in a
state OF rigorous blockade, and to enforce
the same, l beg leave to inform you of
this measure, and that after the 9th day
OF December, no vessel whatever will be
permitted to sail from any port in Long
Island sound. beg you will be pleased 10
communicate this intelligence to the other
neutral consuIs in your district. 1 have
the honor TO be, sir, your most obedient
serv't
ROBT. DUDLEY OLIVER, Capt.
and senior officer, in Long Island sound.
To Don Thomas Stoushfon,
Spanish consul. in New-York.
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BURLINGTON, wy Dec. 8.

Major general Lewis, brigadier generals
BOYD, PORTER and PARKER, have passed
through town, during the course OF the
past and present week, to visit their fami-
lies. Maj. gen. WILKINSON is removed to
Madrid, ana is i'll COED way To regain his
health.
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From the Boston Daily advertiser, Dec. l

A letter from Cadiz, dated Oct. Is, IRE
ceived per Nj. Hope, M'Cobb, IS days
from Cadiz, via Bath) states that the yell
low fever or plague, had broken out in that
city, and had proved very fatal TO many,
particularly Americans and English-bu-
siness had been suspended, and the inha-
bitants were moving off
Ship Commodore Preble, Lewis, was at
Cadiz October Is, ready to sail for Bos-
ton. No vessels had sailed for the United
States for some time
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10.

We understand from good authority, that
ma or general HAMPTON, who has been
much indisposed with sudden inflamma-
tory attack, is now eonyalescing and out Of
danger.
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.Newhort, Dec. 4.-Arriyed OH Thursday,
brig Tybee, Read of New.York, 80 DAYS
from Lisbon, with salt-Left ship Milo,
King for Boston in days, and Braganza,
of New York, laid up, being the only A
merlcan there--the brig Spartan sailed
days before for ;his port--Markets at Lis
bon, very dull-Flour was IL dollars per
bbl-Oct, 10th, in lat. IS, long. 81, was
boarded from the letter of marque schoon-
err Expedition, Chaytor, of Baltimore, 10
days from NewOrleans bound to France,
having in CO. ship, which captain ebay
tor informed was South Sea Whaling
ship, prize to the Essex frigate, and
that lieut. Of the Essex had charge of
her, and was bound 10 the frat port in the
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MILAN, Oct. 5.-The news from head
quarters states the following The enc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-07-12

Ioseph Vaudeville.
Corser Of Kisg e Fairfar-sfreefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
sy wHoLEsALE AND RHaSIL,
Teas--gunpowder' I'M
Eo or. chests perial, hysou. hyson skim
80 boxes youughyscu s .ouchone
10000 ID. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los bids New Orleans & MuscoVaa'
so hbls : Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
20 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, half pipes and 6 or casks. l.
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
a pipes Red Catalonia
90 cases choice Claret
2 butts, l2 half pipes Malaga
Spipes, s half pipes and 20 or. casks
Teneriffe
% pipes real Cognac Brandy
IS pipes Gin
30 puncheons West-lndia Kun i,
* puncheons aud 40 bills New England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
Is do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bale. Cotton
800 To- Bengal Indigo
SEQ 10 Bright Nader
sogo ID. Goshen & Observation-Disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace. Nutmees, Cloves, Cassia, FL
mento, race and ground GinSer.Cayenne
pepper, Almonds. Chocolate, Rice,Peas'
BARLEY Mustard. Oil in bottles aud TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glacber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap. Spermaciti mould and Dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee AID scotchSnufs,
chewing tobacco. Starch, Fig Blse, Salt
Pe,re, Arnot,e, Alum, Copperas, Brlm
stone, Gunpowder. patent Shot, Flints,
H,irnow Sifters. Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and T"ine, Co'ks'
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces. &c.
Sc.
". B. So bushels fresh warranted
CLOVER SEED.
March S.
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Herring Seine Twine.

Herring Seine Irvine.
Jus, recefved q FOR SALE,
cases Herring Seine Irvine supe'
rior quality.-Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5:;s::, '. s;;:s. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do SheetiBgs
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bbIs and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in t'erces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. 1 and 3 Boston Beef, bbls,
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bills.
obls. Tar, Rosln, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 4.
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FOR SALE,

At Four Doll.rs each, Fifty Ewes,
better wooded than Sheep gener IL are
of the common breed. Thew snail h We
the season Of two beautiful fuli-oloode':
Merino Rams. gratis. Also for sale.
$50 lbs. Of Wool, OF excellent quality
at 50 cents per pound. Apply TO
William Allison,
woodlawn, near Mount Vernon.
July S q
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FOR SALE,
VALUBLE House Servant,

4 VALUBLE House Servant, about
n 81 years of sge-he is ve'y likely
aud intelligent, and would suit either
tavern, private family or single gentle
man l wish to dispose Of the servant
10 some person in Alexandra or its viei'
nifty, a. my only ohject in selling b'm Is
to crafty bim by being near bis wiz
She can be bought TO accommodate par
lies, By applying to WILL1AA RosISsos'
ESQ The Servants viii be shewn, ana
the terms Of sale made known.
Mex. BEVERLEY:
Wes.roreIand couny,Va! June q.
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Bank Stock wanted.

Bank Stock wanted.
Wanted to purchase 5000 Dollars
worth of Bank Sioes in any OF the Banks
in the District OF Columbia. Apply 10
the Printers.
July 8
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/ will sell a negro man
thar is likely, healthy and }ounc, and
Of uaexceutionable quail ies on Farm
Bede Clements
July 8 d
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CONGRESS-.
paocEEpINGsoF rgE sEEATF>


PaOCEEDINGSOF TIE SENATE.
On Monday, 1Er. Cites, from the com
rnittce TO whom was recommisted tue petit
ZION II Joshua Barney and other. reported
OIL 20 rehnquish tpe claims OF the United
u stes to CERTAIN goods, wares and mer-
chlnd.2e captured by private armed YES.
sells, End the bill ,vas read. On Tuerday Il
was rcud = second tive On THURSDAY. il,
was ordered 20 be engross.d for bird
reading oy tbs foticwing vy,s--
For me third reGdiae, nfessrS, AnGcr.
derScn, 3ibb, Biedsoc, Chace, Condit. Fro
mentir. Gail'ard, Giles, r well, Morrcs.
Robinson Stone, TAFT, Taylor, Turaer, and
Varrunn--7l7.
EsG;'ist Il, Messrs. Bultcck, Dsegptt,
German, Gilman, (sodsborough, Gore,
II 'rseY, Huotec. King, Lambert, Leib, III a
SOP %W-llS----ls.
Ga Friday tine bill was read a third time.
A moticn was II ade by Mr. Hor.ey ~ post
pone the further consideration of the bill to
she hrst Va MAY IN September next, and
negatived. Ls TO Is vo;eso And tie bill
was then passed.
o. Tde9ha3, the bill for the reY:cf Of the
owners Of Ste stips Good Fricnds, Amsri-
can and UniteA States and cargoes. was
read second time
Mr.. Canb5eH reported a dill to prob bit
the 0sa otlicsuces or passes granted by the
authority II the government u the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Irclqnd ;
which was read . ;hird time IN W-daes
day.
On Wejnesds". Ef,- CsYYsa. rrezen,e6
tho petition If Elisha J. Winter, Complain.
ing OF the torcible detection and seizure u
his properly by re army of the u. s,taie,
which was referred 60 Mr.. German, paro
and CcfC.
On Fcidsy mr.. H1der8or rsoortsd bill
providing frr tue further defence Of The
ports ara haroors If the United s.s,eq.
1.-THE. bill prosides--" That he Pre4den;
be, andre is Hereby authorised, whenever
the sarnc shall b.: deemed necessary fpr the
defence and sechri.y Of any of lhc ports aud
horbCrs OF he UnYed States. (, Cause % ie
hired or psrci ased hulks or other means
OF InPediwert 90 the entrance ef The ships
OF vessels of thc eneuiy,~ to &c snnk Wisl
the Consent Of shg proper authority # the
state 10 which such 1a.t or h4fbGr may be.
and the same ~ b removed wnenever in
SIS opmi0n L nay he done with safety 70
such Ports or barbors.1
The b'N was re4d.
mr.. md FgcH so rcportfd that the nc
mortal q ihe common CounoI Of M.
York, which 60 the military committee had
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Domestic.
FROM LAKE ERIE.

Ayic, Jam IS.
Cart. Perrs with Eve sal Of . med vessels
aas arrived safe IN .,uc harbrr.
At Canadaway the British brig Queen
Sharlotte sen; boar On shore With II fla,
60 leave some property With had been
p.undsred below. When tney land d, a.
officer and one man went To house wilh the
fag +; nine men who were lefs, * toe boa
lie ,erted they were taken up at Pomfret.
and brought mere on Thursday last. I'hev
state that Gen. Proctor is still al Maiden
wish FIVE hundred regulars; The militia bad
Chiefly gone homo; = reinforcement of two
aundreti men has been sent 10 him from the
head of Lake Ontario.
Iesserday morning two British vessels OF
war. the Queen Cisaiiasss s.sa Ledy Provost,
were discovered stand'n.; in with a fair
wind, making observations opposite the en-
canpment of some of the militia, about one
nile and a. half below this place. They
came so near that men canid be seen on
board arlene time the Queen Charlotte
was apparently aground soon after which
the Green Charlotte fired about twenty
rounds, when they both boie away. At 8
O'clock. P. M. they again hove in si.ht Sc il
tie evening anchored back of the peninsula
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duly 1s.
EEMALE AcADEMr.
WAl<EENTON.

fEvfiE semi-annuat examination Of the pupils at
q this seminary closed en- Friday the I'd inst The
different classes of Spelling Reading, Grammar X
Pars;ng, Arithmetic, History, Astronomy, Geogra-
ply. and thu use of the Globes, Mythology and
Blair's Lectures, were examined before a numerous
and respectable audience and Showed their usua,
prof last dag devoted 10 a musical
performances by the pupils of Mr. Plunke,, when
saseimeno Of their pro ress in Drawing & Painting
were likewise exhibited
The exercises of the Schsol will re commence
Monday tsh INST Terms as heretofore: for
board AID Tuition S Sc, so per ssssion---uth the
additional charge of dollar for contingent eapen.
ees.
JACOB MORCECsL
July 10. Wv
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PETER COTTON,

Bookseller e Ssa.ioner, second door a6ou,
ne Eagte Tavern Richmond:
A CQUAiNTS his friends and the public, tia; hi
~ is now opening for sale an elegant asso.tne 1t
OF BOOKS and S TAI IoNARY
hLso--Paper Hsngi.gs and Bordering. Pen
Knives, kazors, Sciesars. Pocket Books and Purses
C,srienets, Flutes. Flies, Flagolets and Music Gui
tar, Piano For,es, Harp and Violin Strings, Csro-
net, Bassson and Oboe Reeds ORA wing Books
Paints, Ctaycns. Came!-har Pencils, ID ce AID Dice
Boxes. Backgammon Boards, Chinese Leaf Tor for.
tune tetlsra). silver and CANNON Pencil Cases.
Canes, Whips, Shot Belts, Printers Skins Tor Balls
Rice paper (tor Artificial Fower.) Evans best
Crown Lsneets, Common do Russian Calf Skins for
bookbiaders, Lawyers Tape, W,fers, Sealing wax
Dprabse ins (toc riting on Lnnen,) Improved Ce-
men: Qor China Glass &c. Goli isaf, fpdia Roug,
flor the facc,) 2tr. &c. ~
N. g.. Coun,ry Merchants aud Librsriers supplied
en.tle le1ost iiberm tersss.
July rs wifi
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FIFE D0LL.qJ2IS REtH.RRU
STRhYED OR STOLEN
LIND.

~
VA T. offer for sale seven hunirei acres of LAND,
w lyisg IN the luwer end oil Buckingham, on
BITioe creek five miles fror Gu Ira and IS f. ON
New Canton This land Is in 4 desirabl. neighbour.
hrod, aud ven adapted n the culture OF Corn,
Wheat, and Tobacco alrO,
400 ACRES or WoOD-LAND,
o. tie little fork Of State R.ger, seven miles above
buckingham Court House The soil o. this River
it generally much esteemed FOX tie production Of
wlest--Tnia proPe iy belongs to the late Col Hen.
~ Bsll, and w he sold un',er decree Of the Fed
eral Court-for third cash and two instruments
fr the residue, on the FIRST dsy If January sIi
= 4 che other inetslmeHt, the fest day Of JaDua
~ 1915 The title is cons Tered ind,sputahlc and II
ut disposed Of privately before month Of 4 ugust
nsxt, wi then he soil At Public Auction, Oh Buck
ingham Court dag, IN that month, by
WILLIS WILSON
j GES WILSON.
VIM w G. THORNTON
NJ Harrison Bell either Of US will attend to
Wv those iau "a, AMI a-s commonly 70 be met with
Buckingham and Cumberland Caurf days the a.
t'se property vii Positively - sold without r.,
arye.
Jan, 80. tbs
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1een referred. should nov be referred t,
ae Secretary Of War. Agreed 70.
On Saturday Mr. Wsrlhnrton intrculu
ed o'ii aothorislng the pa. meat Tor wsg
IONS and teams Captured or DESTROYED b.,
ne enemy AZ Detr.it (: and NJ. Lib re
ported A bill making an appropra ION {. r
finishing the Senat, Chamber and repair
Ag the roof Of the North " Ing of The Ca..i
'Qi.