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10 its real nature, the admission Gas !, Il
calIed) Of Louisiana into the union, was
a Do licaI intrigue, having for its object,
TO shift the balance of power still further
to the south and the west; and being in.
tended by extending the sphere Of popu.
iation, and by increasing the ability to
make new states, to secure, irredccma.
bly, the preponderancy of the influences
ofshat quarter; and perfect the political
iDsignihcancy of this part OF the .eoun-
try.
NOTE.
The following are the Particulars
by which the Leading facts in this, the
preceding and subsequent pages are
supported.
= BIZ the census Of 1910
The white population of Ken
tuckv is 225o50
That Of Tennessee 1T i92
That Of Ohio 23O,76o
Aggregate Of the white popu.
laiion of those states 773,9O2
Blythe same census the popula-
ton of Massachusetts is 7oo,74s
The waite population Of Vir.
GINA is 5s9.lo4
That of G Georgia is l47,2l5
Aggregate Of the white pope
Iot;oD &c Vtroipia and (,enr.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE,
COMMERCIAL g POLITICAL.

Dai!Y Gazetss, 2 Dollars.
Country Gazes;e,5 Oofiars.
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FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.

UNION HALL.-Smith and Brown
were yesterday charged with at
tempting to detraud MIR. Mari. Of
Upper Clopton. Of a sum OF money.
" the old trick OF cross dropping.
it appeared that Oh Saturday after
noon MIR. Mari was passing over
BIaekfriar's bridge. when one of
the prisoners entered into eonversa-
ton with him: As they passed a
long Blaekfriar's road. the prisoner
picked up a small parcel which was
laying on the pavement; and it was
proposed they should so into the first
public house and examine its con.
tents. They did so; and in the room
into which they were shown the O.
Their prisoner was sitting. On open
ing the parcel it was found to con-
tain a pocket book, i'm which was
beautiful brilliant cross, and = stamp
ed receipt for 22Ol.
From this house they proceeded
to the Crown public house, Mon
tague close, and after further con-
versation, it was agreed that MIR.
Mari. on paying col. to the other
two. should have the cross !; but not
having so much money about him, ne
was to meet them again on Monday
evening following. and to secure his
attendance, a deposit of 81. was made
by him. They then separated, and
MIR. Mari between that time and the
Monday having mentioned the cir
cumstance to = friend, he was eau
toned against imposition. Accord
ingly, when he attended his appoint
ment on the Monday evening he took
Wortley. the officer with him. who
seeing the prisoners. recollected one
of them, and took them both into
custody. On searching them. the
pocket book and cross were found
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LUi.U MOOD.

Many applications h wig of late
Deen made to the prop ieto: OF the Eos
rest OF Washington for supply of
iEewood, from the Forest. These Fps
p;lcAnts are respectfully it'd, ID
leare at the shop of M. VIM. Wedder'
bur. Druggist, on Fairfax street, Al
'exa,idria, memorandums stating the
quantity Of wood wanted and by whotii,
10 tho erd that if sufficient demands ar6
made o. ar before the 10th Of Septems
Der, arrangements will be made to fur
rish the supplies 1t is wished to sell
one hundred acres immediately binds
ing on the north side tf the Leesbhta
road aud in y God, & slsqthe Lahd y
Wood, heretofore advertised as lying
o. the south side Of said road. having
about so acres cleared and the balance
81 ~ fine v God and timber, suppos..
ed to contain 500 acres. The terms OF
the latter mentioned parce; is, one half
he amount paid and a credit It Ayeats
10, the balance For the 100 acres
psid and the balance at the close Of
III year
A >UnvEYoR ard GENT wanted, 10
~ off ,h,. Properly IL Los of various
sizes and attend to the Sale thereof
must reside near the property; and
III application properly recommended
must be made previous to the 10th OF
September
Mr. Thomas Trammell will sheW
The premises ard for further particle
lars, Apply to Mr.. James Dawson, at
arlington.
:8'' Algus!.
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PENMANSHIP

TAUGHT 70 greater perfection in
"a Lessons OF 3 hoG.s each, than
in one year, Oh the ordinary plan. No
othe mode. lac ever been adopted, by
which equal Improvement, Car he made
in the same space of Tin. !; and the ges
neral satisfaction, and eucoui az ement I
find in my present school, induces no
10 open secund which-will commences,
an Thursday the lon Of Septic mber, d
few doors below Mss. Cracroft's, Oh
Prnce Stree, !; where Young Ladies an4
GesHemen,, will be taught systcn'atic3:
eleganr hand Credentials which have
f'on the Governor OF Delaware Taos
p Grosvenor, ESQ. and other Gentle.
sieH, will prove the success Of II! pan
III different places; aud in this place, [
nave a number OF yeung Gentlemen IT'D
nav School, whose information may b6
rehed on, u whom are referred, all wh0
wish to make pa ticuIar inquiry NJ
thing is required in advance, ann II the
majority OF my scholars, do not improve
as much in % Lessons as scholars usu:
ally do 10 one year at common schools, /
will teach them without extra chsrge uus
iii the, d..
SpecDoe,,< Of their improvement, may
be seer al Doctor Lilies 4pothecarf
SHOP Those who wish to subscribes
will please to call On me at ths 1ritln3
room. OF at Mrs. Cracrott'ss
1, Rogers.
N. B. Ledies & Gentlemen are taught
in seper4te classes a. S 10 PEI schniarj
or, at their respective house T. 3 Is.
Sentr,n b.. OF
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY, September s.
"To sHsw
VERY AGE & BODY OF rsE TINS
,RM AND PRESSURE
6 TO SHRw
4" STARVATION ("

We wish some of the GRuNDYs and
nelson's, or rather Starvation Folks"
Of the Slave States Of the south would
visi: the Gland of onions, Goldfish and no.
tions," about this time, and after view
ing our loaded fields and orchards. take a
peep into the barns, bins, and granaries
OF the Massachusetts Formers and then
if they do not blush at their folly, in the
expectatisn of starving Us, we shall think
their skins not much different in texture
from the slaves. The produce Of Mas,
sachusetts this year would give food
and good food toto its population for
so months besides allowing vast
quantity af grain and vegetables to be
transformed into fat beet and pork for
transportation to our Southern brethren.
Col. Censinel.
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KINGSTON. IN. W August

~ ~ ~ "A'' ~
HORRiD !--Murdered on the
night of the Gath instant. two men
one by the name Of Hugh Cameron,
the other named Alexander M'GiI-
vra. The circumstances are as fol-
lows They had been to assist a
neighbour in putting up barn, and
set off for home at the close of the
day in company with James Graham;
the next morning search being made.
they were both found lying about
twelve feet apart, with their SOULS
both beaten and mangled shocking
ly; no weapons were found about
them, a handspike was found about
twenty feet distant. east into a
brush heap. which was much stain
ed with blood. Suspiseion rests on
James Graham, as the perpetrator
Of this horrid deed. and he is now
in prison at Delaware Goal.
DELHI, July 26th. 1913.
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upon them, end On examination the

upon them, end On examination the
brilliants turned out to be common
paste. not worth So. There were
also found a number of sham notes
in their possession. On being qnes-
toned as to who they were, Brown
said he was.a collecting clerk in the
employ of Messrs. Hodges, distil.
Iers Smith refused 10 give any ae-
count Of himself.-They were both
committed for trial.
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win he % much pu.aied with i, 4. With

viii be % much puzzled with Il, a. With
Colonel Duane's new mode of drilling.
Take head Sawney.
Join your spoon hand to your muekle
gun, Sir.
faud her out before your face, Sir.
Your cosac hand to your muckle gun,
Sir.
3'iog ,er down to your knee, Sir.
Pu'back the lug o'ner, Sir.
Present. at the gelly welfoots, Sir.
Fire, Sir.
Hand her out before your face again,
Sir.
Pu' up the lug o'her, Sir.
Handle your kail-seed, Sir.
Cast into the lug cher, Sir.
Steck the lug o'her, Sir.
Haud her out before your face again,
Sir.
Cast about your muckle gun, Sir.
Pu' her into your wame, Sir.
Handle your kail.seed, Sir.
Bite OF the head oft. Sir.
Cast 1t into wame o'her, sir.
Lug out your wolly wand, Sir:
Shorten it against your wame, Sir:
Pu, it into the wame o'her sir.
Ram down your kail-seed, sir.
Lug it out again, Sir,
Shorten it sainst your wamc, Sir:
Put it into the place oft again, Sir.
Cast off your muckle gun, Sir.
Your spoon hand under the lug o'her
Sir.
Haud her out before your face again,
Sir.
Whack her DER your rigin, Sir.
Your dowp to me, and your face to In
UErnesS, Sir.
@Blaw us The muck,e pipes, MCarfer.
Now gaze your gaits, Sir.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS forenoon a

AcCIDENT.-Yesterday forenoona
young man, Is years of age, an an
prentice to Wright and Allen. Sail
Makers. $50 Fr'at-street. passed
out of the window OF the sail loft on
to the roof Of an adjoining two story
building for the purpose of securing
some Young pigeons which had escap-
ed from pigeon house. The roof
being wet his feet slipped and he fell
hcadforemost on to the pavement ia
the yard, which broke one Of his
thighs. both wrists. knocked in Sc
veral of his teeth. and bruised his
body in SO shocking manner as to
make his life despaired OF.
/. Posi-.
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INTERESTING EXTRACT.
From Clarke's 1rdrels in Greece,
Ee,,ut c3c.

FSnDt. &C.
The arrival of an American fri
gate for the first time at Constanti-
nople. caused considerable sensation.
not only among the Turks. but also
throughout the diplomatic corps sta
toned at Pera. This ship, com
manded by capt. cambridge, came
FROM Algiers with letter and pre-
sents from the Dey to the Sultan
and Capudan Pacha. The presents
consisted Of Tigers and other ami
mails, sent with view to eOnciiiate
the Turkish government. whom the
Dey had offended. When she came
to anchor. and a message went to
the Porte that an American frigate
was i'm the harbour, the Tnrks were
altogether unable to comprehend
where the country was situated
whose flag they were to salute. A
great deal of time was therefore
lost in settling this important point,
and considering how to receive the
stranger. In the mean time we
went on board to visit the captain.
and we're sitting with him in his ca
bin when messenger came from the
Turkish government to ask whether
America were not otherwise called
the New World and being answer
ed in the affirmative, assured the cap
tain that he was welcome. and would
be treated with the utmost cOrdiali-
ty& respfct. The messengers from
the Dey were then ordered on board
Capadan Pacha's ship. who received
the letter from the sovereign with
great rage, first spat 4 then stamp
ed unon it-telling them to 60 back
TO their master. and inform him that
he would be served in the same man
per whenever the Turkish admiral
met him. Capt. Baiabridge Was. how
ever. received with every mark Of
attention, and rewarded with magnifi-
cent presents. The fine order OF his
ship, and the healthy state of her
crew. became copies of general con
yersation in Pera and the different
ministers strOve who should first re-
ceive him in their palaces. We ac-
eompanied him in his long boat TO
che BLACK Sea, as he was DESTROYS OF
lsis.ing there. for the first time. the
Americas flag /; and upon his return
were amused by very singular en-
tertainment at his table during dinner
--upon the four corners were as ma
nv decanters, containing fresh water
from the four quarters OF the globe.
The native ofEurope, Asia, Africa q
America. sat down to the same table /;
and were RECALLED with flesh, fruit,
bread. and other viands-&hile OF e.
very article sample from each quar-
ter Of the globe was presented at the
same time. The means OF accom-
pIishiug this are easily explained. ny
his having touched at Algiers IN his
passage from America. and being at
anchor so near the shores OF both
Europe and Asia.
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From the Norfolk Herald.

Some of our military readers, We dare
saw will be highly grau6ed TO knew hew
Sawney, the Scott, exercised bis men
century ago. We find the Manuel Ex-
erci,e Of the Scotch officers, in the Gem
,leman's Magazine, for June, i74e, and
think it Curiosity well worth presery-
yiss. We doubt the simple militia man
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had embarked at Harvish ief the

DditIos -. ,i.I
i ;,MAbnfD, idls,s.
The Governor of this city has receivs
ed official Information Of THE operations
of the army under Gen Gnon, BY which
1t appears he had severe action with
the enemy on the LIST July at Bido.soal
who we're completely defeated. The
result is, that the enemy on the side Of
Iran has been expelled from the soil Of
Spain.
AL1cAkr, June II.
: The enemy has psecipltately abandons
ed Albaida, after having been completes
iy routed BY our troops, commanded by
Gen Roche.
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Sunday last was the birth day of" Ma
hoLeon our Kng"-A detachment of Mr..
Madison's troops paraded thro' the prin-
cipal street. during divine service with
colours fyins drums b. ating, and all the
Haunting gaity which became the inte-
resting anniversary. ID.
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JUST PUBLISHED,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
PRICE Is CENTS,
A SERMON.

Delivered II ST. Paul. Church, on the
4th of JUL, 1878,
To tn. brigade Of Alerandria MiHtia,
at ihs requfst Of ihe eGcers.
by the Rev WIN II WILMER, Rect6
of St Paul's Alexandra.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-06

A son Of PALM, the German bnok-
sellerIwho was murdered by Bonaparte's
order for selling a book i'll which his
views against that country were expos
ed) has offered himself volunteer un-
der the banners of Prussia, to ayenge the
death Of his father.
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10 the Public.

Nm order to prevent deception, the
public are csstioned not to purchase
any OIL tina, may be offered as Pa0ps
patent Columbian Oil, that DO not bear
the true characteristics as published by
my sole principal agent, Doctof JOHN
LOVE, of Baltimore.
Thomas Paul.
Baltimore. March q, lgl2-Feb. 10.
TSold By RICHARD H, LITTLE,
Druggist. Alexandria, agent for the pros
prietor.
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To 1HR Ve7RRs OF Primes GEoRSB'S
CoUNTT
Gentlemen,
Jake the liberty Of announcing
to sou, tina, shall offer myselfat soht
next Election fot SHERIFF, for that
Office Should HE hsnorea with q
majority, I will petfotm the duty with
are and fidelity to all persebs who may
be interested.
SAMUEL c0ks
September ! la&1C !.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

" Burlington NoO. 20. With r.
gard to the proceedings of the arm;e.
we have nothing here bur crimioa,ior
and racrimination. WmFiNson ,nl
HAMPTON mutually accuie each o,h
er in the mott bitter terms.
"Gen. Hampton has pafIed b.,.
for Albany lnever to return) upds,
it is fald, an arrett of the oecretarv Il
War.
C WiIKrNsoN is very fick =,
Malone, about ten miles from his ar.
my, which are haliing near n.
French Mills. After the battle of ,bs
Iith, Gen. RoYD's troops MARCHES
by land I6 miles, and near Cornwall
joined Gen Brown. and the wbol.
took boats & came over to the Amer
lean Gde. BOYD commanded ahon,
half the army in the battle /; bur the
officers dilagree as 70 his numerical
itrength, making it cavalry and an
from I 10 25oo. have feen an un.
official account of rhe killed, wounded
and miiling-which gives the former
ar 81, the latter about $50. The
whole army is said 10 be ooos. VII
KlNsoN and LEWIS were both fck
"Mr M'CosNrL, one of the GEN.
r'emen whom HAMPTON, in the plen.
itude OF his power, arreited in his
excuriion, has fucd the General for
falie imprisonment, and means. if
there is law in the country, to make
him fmart.
There are numerous officers here
and many are daily going hore oa
furlough. We have full loco fcx
in the hofpital.
+" The Britiih are faid to b. medi-
tat;ng fome movement towards IN.
army and they are ftrongiy forrify.
ing the island in the ST. Lawrence.
at the mouth of Salmon river; to
prevent the boats ever coming sut.
+" The famous Col. CLARK is here.
riding about armed with rife He
was arrelted at flattburg by the
Sheriff of Clinton county, at the fui,
of fone one he plundered and afte,
giving a promise to be Forthcoming
when wanted he pofed off for this
State and the Sheriff has adverlifed
a reward of 20 dollars for apprehen-
ding him. lie carries his rife to pre-.
vent being arreited (; and has the
name of Old Rife"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

Return Of the silled and wounded of de-
.schment of the Army of the u. 5. de-
fcendng the ST. Liwrence river, under
the command of Major Gen. JAmss
WILKINSON, in an action fought at
WilhAmibargh, IN Upper Canada, on
the nth of Nov.nsis-
KILLED
Subalterns 5, sefgSants 7. corporals 3,
muiicians :, private SS-total Ioa.
WOUNDED.
Biigadiei general r, ailiHant adjutant
general {, aid dc camp {, colonel I, Ma.
jor 1, captains s, rnbaiterns 6, eijeauts 9,
corporals -, muGeians +, privates I96-
total Az.
To,ai, killed and wounded 500.
NamsI gftbe CommiD'odsd Offers ti-
led ana qvsundsd.
killed
Lieut.. Wm. w. Smnh of The IL. Artillery
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

Ffopi fie 4 bary Prg,stet, a democratic fat;r'
The second campaign is now brought
70 close. The immthse numbet O.
American lives thai have been icodshig
10 st and iayishlv soaanderetl, Fills every
feeling heart with horror but The DIS
tress q suietings of thai portion wien
have survived the disgrace q 'heis
country de gies description. Ga the h'ss
day of October, Gen. Hampton bad uh'
der his command more than 5000 brave
soldiers, in fine condition ; on the Ism
Nov. there was not . 500 fiji tor duty.
Wilkinson, on the first oil Nov hsa
seven thousand eve hundred oa 'he
18th of the same month he could hol
muster 1000 in condition 30 take tue
field. why and wherefore al ms mas
happened the public is-leit .. loss 10
discover. Imposition mas succeedea
imposition, and disgrace and iDiamy,
have followed each Other IN such RAJ
succession. that the most vivid imagih-
alton is incapable OF tracing the saiioss
sources frons whence all these eS'is
have proceeded. The demseognes
and panders that were practising lh."
deceptive arts upon the good peop's'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
Bate on tie St. Laurence.


The papers continue TO be filled
with unofficial and diiliniisr accounrs
OF ~ battles mifcallcd of Corn vail
ard the public will not be able to
form a correct Judgment of ii until
Gen WILKrNsos's defpatches with
the return of caf alries, are publlfhsd.
The Canada papers are alto full Of
both official and demiotiicial fate
ments, not only of this battle but the
affair at Chateaugay fome of which
fill three or four columns The A.
merican lofs is variously etlimated,
but all itate with regret that our ar
my was obliged to leave their dead,
aud many OF their wounded, on the
fcld and that about 100 OF the lar.
ter had been fent to kipgston a.
mong whom ware five officers. The
Bri,iih loft % killed, I47 wounded,
and IL milling
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
From Gen. Hampton TO Gen.
Wilkinlon.
Hea Qtrfe', Fen, co,re's
"A p.ybey SRI 1873

SIR-l had the honor 10 receive,
a, a late hour lait evening. by col.
King, your Commun cation of the 9th
and was deeply imprei1ed with the
fenfe of responsibility it impoied of
deciding upon the means of our CO e
operation. The IDEA fuggeited as
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
QUEBEC, NOV. a, 1872

QuEBhC, NOV. y, o 3.
On FRIDAY and Saturday ait the
following American Officers were
conducted under an eicort of Major
Bells Volunteer cavalry, from Beau
port. where they were on parole and
lodged in the Jan of this city -
Afaior r G. Van de Venter.
Captains-John Machcfney, Hen
rv Fleming, Alexander M Even, ID.
Vanvtchen, Iiaac Roach
Liemennntt-f Thomas Carney, John
Warirg, Thomas Randall, John
VIM. Thompson, John II Cranfon,
George Murdoch, Nicholas ~ Rob
infon Mail,n Mudd, Sam'l B. Grit
void. James Smith, ] p Palmer
kaEga, Warrington Dennifon,
David u. Polk, John rarball, S. w.
Ofgood.
Sidney Smith, 1t. "A. Monteath,
Nidfippan of the Navy
he following non-commillioned
officers from on board the tran.perts,
were alfo imprifoned -
Nan. Conrm,Hoqed QGee,s-B. W.
Stevens, w. rromelle, Nathan Jones,
Abel Lawrence 10 Whitney. Frs
Marco. VIM. Sampfon, W Price
alias Pierce, Ben Burman, ] Z. Red,
John Moody, w M'Cune, Eliiha
Warren, Seth Barnes, Chas. Wet,
II. d. Yates, Lyman Bags, Geo.
Hafsler, Lyman Warirg, Richard
Taylor, jacob iiuber. Alvin Dewali,
John Ferguion, w Lyles.
NOV. 6. We hold ourfelves un-
der infinite obligations to Gen VIII
ElNsoN, for 70 opportunely offering us
a triumph. by way of etfacing the re-
membrance of our hate difaiters on
Lake Erie. Had he made it his par
riculsr ltudy to befriend us, we think
he could icarcely have made choice
of a meaiure more conducive to that
end, than the one he has adopted
The Steam Boat arrived yeiterday
evening. Two companies of the 10Th
and two of the Io3d reg,s. take their
pahage to Montreal in her.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06
bsiraet Of a letter ofbs Isfb N9vsm
ker, from General N,ikinEn.

or, rom Tfnfrdl WhkilJ9n.
"It is 4 tact, for which am authorized
To pledge myielf on the mott confidential
1rthorily, tha, on The a,h Of the prefrnt
NORTH, the b,iliIh CARLTON of Montreal,
condaed folely of 400 marines and 400
fallors, which had been ient up from Que
bee. We have, with the proyiiion nere
AND that left at chsteausay, about forty
days inbhaence, TO which lhalI add thir-
ty mare"
fioa Gen. JoHs AansrRoSc.
Secretary Of Way.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

Accounts fr,m Burlington IN Nov. 20. m.
tima,e IN tn B itlsh sre nedtst ng some
movements toweras our army, 4 ar song
ly fo,;lfying IT, isisna in the 81. Lawrence,
nj the moU' y salmon River, 10 preseEI
our bos,s eve. ~Jming out.
Gems. Armstrong and Harrison have sr.
riv d al New York.
Com. chauncey's squadron is laid n2 f5r
the wlnser at Sscksts HTbor.
Com. Macdonough. en- La'se Champlain,
af er Transporting ,he sick OF ,h- army from
Pl.t,sbureh TO Burlington. will nfoceed 10
lay un has Zee a, WA eh.n for the winter
I'll. Biii.h squadson 10 f.ozea Up at The
Isle all Huix.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-12-06

There follows another letter
fron Gen. Wilkinfon to the Secreta
ry at war, intended as an appendix to
his Official communication-in which
he itates the lofs of the enemy at
600 killed and wounded. 1t is ac
companied with a ftatement from
the Infpeaor General, giving an ac-
count of the various corps which the
Britiih employed sgainft him, and a.
m uniting in the wholet TO 2,7o men,
according to information derived from
Britlih prifoners--beiides a pieces of
mounted Artillery, and 7 Gun
Boats, one of which mounted IA
poundcr This being all the intelli-
gtnce worthyof note, renders the pub
lication OF il at length, unueceiIary.l