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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30

most gloomy period Of eur revelation
did not indeed produce calamity more
extensive, and humiliation more com.
plate. In the midst of the tempests
which frown over us, and through the
darkness which surrounds US, we can
however discern some glimmerings Of
light in the distant horizon. The pres
sure of the times may break down the
barriers of party, and the mandates Of
patriotism may unite the best heads and
hearts of our country for its salvation.
But il the present limos OF political di-
vision are still to continue; and if Ame-
RIGA, by specie. Of miracle, i. rescued
from impending ruin; We still. have no
doubt. but the conduct we recommend
is pointed out by wisdom and true po-
Icy"
Signed by
Philip Van Cortlandt, West Chester.
Obadiah German, Chenango.
Elisha Arnold Clinton.
Pierre Van Cortlandt, jr. West Ches-
ter.
U.Traty, Chenango.
Thouua, 3. Cook, Greene.
John G. Hogcboom, Columbia.
Kiscbel Bishop, Washinstoa.
Russell Attwater, St Lawrence.
II. A Townsend, Steubon.
S. Southwick, Albany.
Joseph d. Fay, New-York.
David Thomas, Albany.
Billy Trowbridge, Cottlandt.
Sebastian Vischer, Albany.
Richard Lush, do.
John Y. N. Yates, do.
Richard Riker, New York.
Sylvanus Miller, do.
G. A Worth, Albany.
II. F. Yates. Montgory.
John Nicholson, Herkimcr.
William Kirby, Essex.
Ebenezer Foot, Albany.
Isaac Kibbee, New York.
James S. Kipp, Oneida.
Elijah Fl. Me,calf, Olsego.
Sylvanus Smalley, Madison.
Walter Martin, Lewis.
Daniel Shepherd, Washington.
Henry G. Southwick, Albany.
Michael S. Van Der Cook, Rensse-
laer.
James Wands, Cd, Albany.
Halsey Rogers, Washington.
Asahel Clark, do.
William Roberts, dc.
Cyril Carpenter, do:
Thomas J Davis, St Lawrence.
Reuben WhaNon, Washington.
Tn: SHIELDING, Rensselaer, county.
Mr.. .Araold being conscientiously on
tosed 10 the 7rar, is not to BE considered
as ert,ressing any ohiaion, directly or in
directly, in its favor, by his signature TO
this address.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30

with III. bose Nst,arI
no more, He ,~a,.''>aI
sentiments which w. III
y thrown out, ~, a'.si1
slave of France: ~, n
was was by varisi, ~
always Ready to ~, ~
e espendsat ol Fl, '1e |
feelings feeling. on tia. 'I ,ss:.
think, thai III. 1 s,Im,3
s s|ssit relating eth
s was ~, es A,' Syis,j
W. was ,, not al'os.,leI \ /
81 eau place. i could =
lo'uhlry, as il was,s.%
ed, ed, With lsoo niiIs
vi, a',' . only tour lrig,'ss
ana with two ni ill.,
| m urea should b.
s war with Great Er;s.
| occurred sa tina, not,
| 1890 miles of .s,ass.i
annoyed, and no, ,%s
I l., had been t.,'s
ht 'amen'ed thst Ia
had taken place; ~.
moro resi- sincerely bec.sI
cd that M,sor and a,
prosecution Of ha.,ilrss
m. means 5 OF putting nc
ties OF war. Wass
ment Of GFeat Bril-
to ind; but he VogIis
he had to find iauI, W.
and employing, III
press his surprise sj,,
pen YVES held by,h.
which ohgh, to ssw.,
DER Was it 10, pn:.
raj Warren VA l,i.,r
ontn of oc,aSet \.
Rodgers Said i,,n
squadron ? WIZ auI
rem off Boston, er,a \
bis only c'jtcl, rlhs
Dor OF HALIFAX! I'D
was of Boston tie Vi
and during the iana.
Halifax, commotcn q
Alter the very ,er.s
9TH America, .yty
part Of minister, VS. n
ness or indecisiCn. NJ,
of the American d,l.u
til the 18th q 0cl:ht.
knosn here in lgIy;s
n,arqus issued rn4l
was obviously th. ml
gcnce received beN
Of the capture OF ,hG
followed the bIotsa
peake which was I~
system OF delay, th'u
capture of the Nm
very measure that ~
ance of activity CO g
duced by the succn
the enemy. lie Sa'
stood as not imppis|
nistcrs for these acsi
his duty to anima1H
quels in c0nsequ'a
successes, not IS q
which ought 10 hR
anticipation Of, aOtn.
which we had beer ~
sl.e to remsIk, VIZ
worthy Of notice. lid
had been cap,ursd III
which had ESCAPED
felt il would be iS
blame the skill sId 10
GERS and meO TO 'aT
the action 10 sbIcA y
. was bound sc d''lf
ons Of these who u
not to think i @ y
Macedonian. H,@
that j, could not t''
Of. /, wa, a n5jTt
sense was esIcat&
trlOllSD CIV
the country
conqusssbIs'. and Fl ~
popular opinion %
riou. and trump
mind a dreadful a.;
. ps:n' which s ':I,.:s
tories, would .''s ~, !
accumulated ia''' -.
less brilliant sA'''
WV What he Ia, d. O.. :.
the ru,p,ecoaD''1,:', a
S''u dictated b T.! v
eli eio a" the eIse s:ji'ss
b. a,'ed pr ';o,3 5~
some great blo - NJ 81 +
s slsn I; YET no',,i''rms
was a,ienP'su ;,,,te1
coas" ~ alts6"'
nease, hs 'a ~ 4
Would haze :. DsiJ ID
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-30
From the Philadelnhis Register.

In the su5joiaed extracts from an Ad-
dress by forty of the most respectable
Republicans of the State of New York,
to their Fellow, Citizens, Mr.. Madison
may read the repeal Of his power IN that
State. aud the termination Of the Virgil
MIA Dynasty.
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

= Thursday, JuIy %.
| Nr. Nt'Aee. Afr. Avery, Mr.. Sage, and
Mr. CASTOR, ger leave of absence for the ,e
| Ensinder OF the session.
w: I;hhes reported biz aulhorising a
1osh Tor ni,.iions OF dolars, wairh
va mace Inc orcer OF the day for to Hiot-
On nation of Mr.. kee,astead.
Hesopea, HAT the H;Atary COMMITTEE
enquire whether any ameuimcnts arc nesss
IssarJ to be made to the act to raise ten al
sitlonai companies Of Rangers,
l ne invalid pension bi!l the bill for ths
rehet OF the cfkcsrs and crew of the Ia re e
:, Fs7Se biz for the r-sief nj j. J
tjuloar ahu his associates and Si,.. bin lei
the relief ofE Winter. were severaily
read taird tine au,i passed.
nc c"oIs wee then closed aud remained
SO uhtil an adjournment touk isce
Friday, Jniy 2S.
Ar. Hpng"rfard Presented pe.ition Of
Virginia. praying tina. \ new collection dis.
!,'ot may DC e.tablished on the shores Of the
otom.c.--!ief, rreu.
I"r; lronh reported bill supplemental.
ry to The act - to provide fer ca,.iag t..tl;
ne militia. &c" which wss read three
'incS and passed.
ihe arnsndmentn cs the Senate TO the d
rect tax bill we're read and referred to the
committee o. ways and means
me bal from the Senate authorizing the
ra'sii'S q corps OF fencibes," passed throus n
committee oi the whole, and W as ordered
10 be read third SINE with an amend
men, .nd was read Il CARD time and passed.
ME- NJ hse moved the adoption Of the Iui-
owing re qlntion
NesofUrd That the Committee on militia
ry ahairs DC instructed TO enquire mt tue
- Peuiency oi reSunding to the ate OF Ken
'nchy the sum Of 5047 dollars % cents, ex
pended by the sand sta c in the defence of the
south western frontier against the ipcursion,
OF the hostile Indians,
motion was made by Mr.. GaGsboroueh
to add TO the end vi the resolution the foi
| lowing
And also into the expediency OF refund.
ing TO any other of the states. he cnnst;.n.
ed authorities OF which MS iaye hen n
der me necessity Of calling out the Militia TO
repei tne incurs.ons OF the enemy. tbe e..
PcnSes thGt may have been ;ncur..sa, in CON
sequence thereof"
Ms proposed amendment was agreed to,
and me resolution az amended was ad, ote,,.
NJ .re(aoR reported a bill t. repea! the
aa"I1iopa' doties on gods, wafes and mer-
l--sI'aiiiis sastnrcd s aroagiS, Ia l,y The sr,
| HAte %ri''ed %.ss%,s u tneU. g.yages w:.,on
We" s,] ords ~, 81 :ie On the abe.
Inc bill Supplementary to the act fo.
tAe oetter regulation of the orline1icc,' wes
read af1rd time and passed.
The order of the day To conz;,Isr ;ha hi,
TO provide for the accommodation of the
household ofthc President of che u. States d
having been called Cor by MIR. Eiob no
ION was made by Mar. Shettey TO postpore
the biA INDEFINITELY
Fer toe motion 45-Agaiast it72.
Inc 1i.i passed n ough committees Of the
whote, and was oidercd to I. third ieadins.
motion wss made by MIR. Hall that TIC
ON 90 lie Oh the tab c, ana negatjvsd, And
tnS Oil was read third time ard passed.
FOR the bill 7B--Against 1t 10.
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WASHIE0ToN, July %.
.Trtrcei ETA teller from Leonardfown, 2a-
ted Jniy 2lss, 9 o'cIock ~ night. 10 The
I'o5im9Sfcr General.
'aE'he upper Ase;. one -, one frigate, two
triEs. and two scbocners, which were be
tween Cedar Point and Cob Point Came
down and anchored IN a line from the upper
pat Of bSkiS,vne's Island TO Cheseliihe' 5
4saaa. Shortly after they came TO anchor,
L9Jbarges were dispatched tuil OF men 10
sound the Maryland shore, between the two
}sands, AMI, af5er repeated attempts to APP
Eroich the shore, returned TO the ships ;
SIN rJ!y after which 10 barges were filed
With men and went ca ttc Virginia shorc,
opposite 3!acEstoue's Island, waere they
iapieli bctwscJ 400 and 500 troops, two
thirds oe watch were marched into tl!r
country, the balances rem sin,ng on tue shore
sVjtb ;he bnat, sfeer they lao,ted they set
FIRE to two or three small vessels, and at
riqht returned - heir ships. Tbese are
toe r'o eu,ents Of yes,si,iGy. - day one
ship and 1nc orig, ron tue upper hee., came
dove 20 ths l1wer vcSse,s, Snich are sO0ut
> . crg's is'a,d, tNy'1tE i've miles ABOVE
the n'ollh Of tle PotJUso. The nun,oer Of
Bruish vessels ICr IN tie Fotonac is lorr
~ oHs so gun ship and she offers br g.
and eeuoon-rs, making ia ths whole about
twentY-iIve SAIL. Allthe militia in the conn
l. 'ie ia service, stationed IN tic most Ell
posed parts"
6n0taerlettcr states, thar they have sunk
wells at Sac stone Island and are Va.er-
ing
.tcn.ARNGruoEc ~et1rnsd 20 the Cisr
fron WarUurion On tTCdncs Law. Col. Mon.
EoF IS yet beiow, butts eNpsCteIi back To-
moron.
oar Volunteers all rerB 4in 6.Iow. IL high
spir's, and, ccp9iderns' she Uncommon
NRetness Of the season. are sngrkabiy heal
tAF.
The Hgse Of Representatives,, It will be
pcrceirsI, bay. been s..lipg for the mos
part 1T tne tgo last days win closed d.. rs.
W. hafs no idea wa,.t has 0een the saJirCt
OF tnelf deliberate ~, but it probably has
selat,on u our st.tc oE war.
JDiy o.
FROM Below.
we have no fur.hvr particulars than the
sabj0incd e.Ie. a.i3fis. col. MoHRoR re
SHhe6 % nc B. ys"erday, Escorted b
Dc '.chrnaut Of Cavairy.
EAe tro1ps ave rot yet discharged, nor 4
VIC Know vlcn 'd1y ~Ili b.. oar readers
must toereiore Sill excuse The pauci.y Of
DCwS or political matter We are able 90 deal
Dut 20 s1em---two thirds of The persons be
loo ing . olr oTics being stal in camp. 4
few jag4 It is 10 be' hope ., viii restore then
CD thGi. .aNi.ics and ocdiaary ayoCa;i.ns.
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By L homas Richie.
.flslfFft.4NCERY:

Il f.tG4'tf.5.N('ERY:
aTnC,D,ri led FOR ca mberand gath june 1919.
~ "A nslsss mOoasoa, P!tE
sdsGtiSf,
Bsnja,nn Parker, William Thornton * Jsrpes
TuGdson. Rrtts
r.is lay csr.e the P;rf. by his cotnsel, snd on
heariss the all Of the PHI which hems de oath,
II is ,rdyei, i-,d ieereed that the defendants WIN
Thornton aud Jstnes Woodson do not seerte, pay
away or otherwisr convey the money or effects in
shcir hands beongug TO tbs dcft. >Beaiapiin Par.
Asr until the further order aud decree othis court,
sndi appearing 20 the satsr action Of t's that
the defendant SEM Parker il i.hstitaEt OF thin
pate and he Ealing to give security secor;iing To
sas and the rules Of this eourt- X IS ordered, that
the said Gsnja;nn Parker, appear lt-re at Oe'ooer
next, aud snsver the l'isintses bi-And that
copy Of this order he iuser,sd IN ore ofthe News
papers printed IN Richrsor ior two months
lively and posted at the front dear Of the cpur House
q this sountJ.
ACopy. T,s,c.
MILLER wcopsoN, cpt.
1plv O. ,sSy
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|OTelg?l.
Continuation cfkate aud highiy i,nhsr,a,t
F2yetsh nezys receiycd az Salem.
SITUATION OF TIE ALLIED AR

81 w ION OF HE ALLIED AR
Mics,
Frontiers 81 savOny, My IS all l;e report,
agree i' stst'rs, that there rsigus mech coolness
between tic Russian and Prus5 an Generals
The French eo.ps d'srgDee which spsearsd 81,
iOrgau, hns, it IL reported, taken the r,pt. for
Frankfort upon the Oder.
Dresden, alag l2-'rhe Russian and Pruss;an
troops continue t;i-ir retreat upon The Oder Gen.
Dsotcks eorpsnot ha;iDs been able, with ali IL.
diIiscnes TO outorip the Prince of Moss va appesrg
TO ptcud falling back upon Frankfort on the oder
II is not supposed 10 De the intention OF the enc
ny kener"is to take position on this side the
Oler. The three tUtrss5s5 oF Stetih, Cnst@,n and
GiOgau, arc TO be relieved, if they are NOS Al
ready ep
hGyis, .FIy e5.-heeording To- the lFtes, inteIll
gtnce from Dresden i''s HxceiIency the Duke rr
bassauo arrived on the 2JI u, hat town. His 81.
jesty the Emperor, continued 20 eniov the Ice,
health hsd set OFT - advance the preceding even.
ins. Dirius the eight days repoge the army has
taken, It has received Considerable detachr ents of
al aTmg; the Nlte-y and eAVghV hsye her,,
doubled. IN shot, private letters ~ the reuo-te
Of tfGyei'tra Tor soI,@ tim s,ste tha ~ he Saxa
roads were covered wi,t froOp3 and they had
dme join Che ARM, during the eight DAYS il ~
niairsd 10 tic cuvirOus of Dresden.
Str1ltasf, inlay l2---ili5 Boyel lTichpess tbA
Crows PrHoe OF sweden, ARR, ed here Ibis mort
ing, 30 perfect health.
Cienia ny . Our Court Gazette Of All, day,
can st.s The following:
" CoHat Won sod on yetterG10 f4part-d ~, az,
rnpsr'a' mission TO tie Russian and Prussisn head
quarters
"Io.tay Field Marasi 1T Uonnt Won Bubps
sets out ,oy $50 FTeuoh heF1 quarters.
" After his Imperial Najsaiy bad or.isrod two
armies 10 be- rstsds tho one iu Bob s,nis an. the
other 10 talieia, ie gsgs tae eomuand Il he for.
Ter to tho Pince % Schwartzenbsrg, aud of the
lst,cr a. ine Prince or i,eI,5sP
HnnlbvYh, .Hqy iS The bead quarters or gen
Uulaw. were on Che 7t at Dessau tle Rassa,
gen hagpc, veg he'ore Wdtenbsrg gen. Ihmoe
yas Il Zerusti and tie Russan yea. 0rurk, b,4ore
MAgsicbu "a.
,lfqy 2G.--E',htc thousand Aus,riau troops m.
The ipstcrs Of ltaiy, sud 50 90 Oh the bD.,lsr,
/ 81 iaydia
.aJay s. Eight thousand Swedish froops hay.
arrived in tbs city $50 Wagons we're sen; fro.,
: o. -" 20 7cesig'fS' tneir epRro'eh .Fhg t-ow
d? '9osi j. expected every hos,r '.c
"'<TT 29~-Ahe city O. Sis15pr-h l. 30 seoJrily
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OFFICtALNEYYs FROM THE GRAND
ARMY.

M NY -"-NI I'-"-
Il M The Fmpress, Queen y Eegcpl has
received the following accoSnts Of tie ct srts
which ave haTpencd at She tgglY uu nc
lsth, 2Qu, 2ls and 2-' snl T.! -ls positions
If the army o. tle C5j
Thz Emperor A,exanle7 and The King IS
Prussia 9.uIbNted tne SO OF tJe battle OK
-Uczen t0tne errors cotpn.tted So tie d.
sG.i8 q &hc com5ine0 for G., and abo; : e
tGe q fcuites atstda..t or the operations
from 80 ts0,uC7 mss acting on the
isnsivs Ehey resolYed totake ~ tins
posilas "a B2utzea and Goc, kirch slseajy
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Cory ofc te,terJrOu Csahaco 10 th- Post
nldstrr GenerGI 0nf.d mil. %

The s:tpa.ion OF the sSealy IS aboct tine
same IS when wrote 10 you last evening.
Froe. 20 t so sail OF vessels lie between
BLACKSTONE islaad and Ragged p int. !
an informed by gentleman if6n thc Camp
this evening, ,has yesterday ,porping nun
eercf barges maaned it'll armed rnrn were
iit;ee our irNm the ene,ay's vessels ena
ca.ne as ar as the shore, apparently WITH
sninten.isn ofylandinS, anlf on our trsops
showing themselves. iroE' the soy sre OF
woads, @heie iiley were conceSled, severa,
gans- were fred bv the eneIny's vessels,
NsheD .ae e9rees immediately ppt aboat an:,
retnruSd- ite emmy does no. IKE 70 pu,
MS feet on our shores, as many paiIs thereof
are covered wi.h pine, 6 they knog not wi a.
srcs ~e9Hay have"
We .earn shet the Senate of the U. s.
hsve continued the nomination Is MIR. a.
DAMS and Nv BhYAao az Members Of the
EgcS assy Egrr sefdinSFY 10 st. Petershnfs,
undes he MeGia,ioa of Russia between tAis
government snS thatufG. -, and Dies they
hsve, By one vote, rejected The neniiustion cf
MIR. GALLAT1N, the third commissioner
Nppointed by the President.
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July g.
FAi,MtN,..

NSTANrs-z k,.asti.-t---s- ssnrio resn, sgh0 psr.
wv .ectly understands the sups.inteniagca and
,,pns- management OF FARmyNC--tts ouinre vi
Smau Grsn, Clover, md Grass see.is OF different
kinds aud who hss had gres. experience in Penn-
Observation-Disclosures in Virginia.
Al letters post paid aad sent to this once for ".
e., shat, be duly attended to. ~
NJ g. No tiee;ler,cn need apply but such rs are
Sisnosel 10 give liberal Encouragement. He has no
obectioa 70 going any part Of the Vmted s,s'es.
,.ui; is. WV
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Ia,rst from Shqin ~ po-igo,,i

we Iehrn iN Ssn,cmsn Who l'.t epUr'b On The
iith u June, tin. Lord W elm stsn SD 4nsr,. ID
wl;h hi; arpy - TIC north nj hs former tosi-
tons and mad his head, Gsrt4fs Il Ieno - on th..
9TH q June lie bad pregssi lpou The trench, and
IN t"o rVTmisncs had n 'ds g nu.nhsr OF prisonvrs
TIE trcntb we've efeeeptrstrr lb-jf fnree IT, Old
Cas,'~, A. hu,i J'eir main rooy ~ nurfos tut nad
'''on< ''sous at siisdo,d, 10. great bG,t!s pas
expected "..bUi tev DAYS
huston PaHrGH nj
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roriCE.--The Subscribers, ,xacri;drs Of Canfe!
Nv Gordon, deceased, in Somptancs With the d.
eclion Of treir testa,o.-s w.N, Monday the 18th
Js7 az September next, viii expose to SAFE at Mont
soIaery h AZ publ auction, TO The h'ghsst BIGGER,
eor ca.h. That very valuable Tract OF LAID
witch formerly bolo1s eh to Mr. D>nsi Shslor, Gnu
asin.ng qb0a $50 acros, yIng in TIE county OF Mont
xomerv, al,uut ~ miles from ths Court house. On
slis ixad ti.re is an sx5 eicut mi seat, on very
Alda sant AMI Hsyer-taiIjBg stream OF water.
JAMES t,DRbON,
NICHOLAS GORDON.
July ff. wGw
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hs spuii'ny may be shortly expected hcn,r then
We hope 40 obi sin s,;sse,ory account ~ the nc
csa at bsavfr la1n aud rnuch rtbrr inter, .;i. :
s''sF' "1si' Shalt ts speedily laid before TIE pus
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Ch7licofhe, Juyv Is.
EarE. July Is.

Captain .. r.. Ferry, the naval cotnn,an
der at has station, has la'oiy received IN.
orrna,ida - scamen heips on their ws,
destined e., bis lirHe list. As sooD as hey
arrive. it 10 Supposed, thae captain Perry
viii co operate wflh general HArriaol,
whose !acces are rapisIy concentrating -
be mead quarters cf the Norh We5tet1
Army. ~ doubt csa be entertained Of .
speedy and happy termination Of the EoY1h
Weston campaisn. \ considerable f0rce
q lNd'ans az least 5000 sre represented
be al W Iden. I1formatioh fas been
atelY received shat the britsh will hav
heir new skip ready for the Bake in al,ru
en DAYS. We uade gstand SIZE viii carry 24
heavy gaze.
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u -,

VRSEEE 6utssrber offers for SAFE the Tract OF land
II s.hereo lie npx iisss, Iyng in Bn-kingbam
Tonncy Eignr miles ,oulh of tie Court i'onSe. add
si,n,Isrnr i,iie OF Mr james Villains Rock n 'll
on Naia, WIS, t~asv= ,a''e. from Cara, sud
ave * sso miles trom tEs Virginia Minis contain
27o n C. PE-S.
Ivi,b .1oi 100 cleared. This Land ties reVasrsa-
~, we'll, sod is vel saaptcd 10 th= probation OF
Corn. Wheat, and g'oasco ; the whole o. 'he SIAN
t.,ion s."r 81, AID urder v.ry good ,snses' WITH
-, B,s,,,,, nens~, together with all the nacessa-
r. IIo,seI- The subscriber oeems- " unnecessary
10 state any thing furter. as oAa Whaling to put
chase viii FIRST slew the prev iars. r,.,e
SPENCER WATKINS.
IT., ca .e wswp
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July 10 sn,cIcci, 4. y

-. = SIFFS - " IEF'F-'e- H. II.
rive British vessels are JUS, tulf c,sr mar
'or, VIZ: the tsueeI Charlotte, brig Eurtsr
nd Lady Paevost and t',n gun b,;aea, tSei,
,htent'cn nos iSrogr. 0hr situaticn IS not
fssvoraoie, having no sseiiors to nan GU
Observation-Disclosures vessel is in sirss, MT
SHOWN @hat oamc, .pro5ahg she may be
'ae Mary, taat vas haiit at TINS place and
SaSen at the surrender oftiun--js 81, sh ?
- Large seacpner. Haelc intention no
touot IS to do Slpsthing tais Tine, there
p1es SO MEGA force. Hopins eYefy man
yih do his duty, clase this lestor. IF ans.
thiGg ct molaens occurs, you may aspen.
"pen 10Y ,iHtrg you the earliest In Ee,,,ast;op.
nhisss Should chance co fall.
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UPPEK CANADA.

A1onfFeat, Tune 26.--VVa understand by
I 'epor6 tronl rns Upper Province that SJI
James HSo, y1en he was last cut, lauds5 :,
small pact Of as force at Soaus, 4 village
Deln $inE % the enemv rnere with sr,n,1t
loss o. captured aboGt 300 Barrels of pork
ahd . = nsd rra2le dan, itv - :. ,ihips.-
1 ne rrnv' .nshe sene immediately to g en-.
vincent, "tiu With his gallant Iittle army
h9siutreG prevented the farther atltsn G
al tee american triny into the province.
81 addition TO the number OF boats with
provisions stores &c. taken and destro, c,
o. the squadron and she advance of BNg.
Gen. |mcent's army, on the 9th inst aud
IVth inst We have murh pleasure in stating
that By letters from Kingston of the 10th
INST. received il town on Saturday evening
or James Y - had returned to that place
after having completely secured the lake
fnd entering al! the creeks and ba,s on the
r'sshy'S sIde, and captnriag four America
schooner, having on d ard 400 barrsls of
pork and quantity Of inerch -ndiXe, iuten.
Jed f"' the enem,'s army at Fort C;eorae.
r ur companies og the kuyaIs were embark
ed on board of the llees 70 serve as marines
%nd were to sal from KingStoR n Ihursday
a?t. The enemy's feet were still in Sack
c;'s haroor.
The embargo on the shipping was raised
We learn wl'h much pleasure that tho
suspension of Mr.. Gpudieas Broceelirrs, in
engaging carpenters for the Cprer i,rrvince,
vas only Ut temporary nueurs, o.,c..;ane;!
by some difficulty on the pagj Q spre Of }he
J ~arneymsD. as 20 the terra. Il IS <I.ecs-
ed tnat from 20 10 go c2FfeTt&rs ga AXE
their passage III the steam boat. On her rex;
trp from TINS port.
": YORK: BuyyA1o1 I,ly @
HE throwing extract Of : letter from an
,ihcsr ~ SAcketts Har5or to his friend in
this town, relative to The attack on tns,
place. VIII be read With pleasure, az least
bysAioSe acquainted with the persons Iiluded
TO:
MAJOR Aspinwall had a-rived the pre-.
oed'ng ght HIth a HANDFUL. ci Yfnilees--he
met the eneml advGnc i.i,, from Eto~s. island.
(ihe d'smolhied dragons under Major La
Val assisting) AID fought = gallant battle
bu retired gradually srum an immenee su-
perioriiy q numbers. Two Of the gun beats
ranged u? the shore aud covered the field
" n showers OF grape. Major Aspinwall
forced oach anc directed ms T.,en 20 occupy
the intervals bstween tue barracks. Gen.
Gray advanced To the barracks Calling t.
nls men, come o., my bc5s--reut "a Der
t0TE--cut ehS damned raecsls' thrOats,"
&c. q drummer ot Aspinwees, 10 years
1td, advanced up 70 him and ghot him dead
n that ihoineh' the OFdte lieut.. Fanniliv,
(ttie aiuItefy, wno was severely wounded
&c IcrH) crawling along and iesnirg on his
''iecc' came up and discharged rounds OF
grape into tleir lsGess cooly.telI.g his msn
nat as be could rot ruA iC you'd 10 as wei
hght AZ tnis tine. Aspinssali, fths hero
Il the ddy) gst three cheers irl.-A lis neb.
.,,ld the ensmy's bugi=s sounded ie tire at.
Lhey were nos pursued, generai Brown
cninAiuS they were msnpuvTiog TO flank
MIN. an were astoaished 60 fiud they hue
re embarked"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-30
DgfaIoe, Jui9 IS.

The Editor rs Ciis Gazefte wi,h pleasure s-pocn.
80 =" t''o po5hc ttat De has just oc,y1d q oom.
Connection irofn tctt Mas ara ststiug th9r Maio.
tyrcU'us Chapa apd bis ooiaPauy hMve safeiv srri-
'e'! q. That posC IL appears that british guar3
nader tne ca'au0ad q iieot. we're tskirg ChANp's
slsps 60 hrghtrn 10 bo,ts; ths; tie Na concciy.
- p'un q escaping by c,snS upon the' su2rd anil
r,asns them prisoners, which vas n,o,t pslia,fl,
cxeeuttd, probably 10 TIC - suo1n o. Yesterday 49,
Vac HaJoc srrWst ~ Hiagar> ,h5 ra~nieg. aitar
owing desperately 80 ninti. end fortunately ,-ea
giog so'oe d the eaemy's bgsts which give hio
obsse.
We have no 1orIhsr particulars, Ile nlgoc aud