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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-12-02
MAJ. Lnf.
A REPORT

OFan unpleasant nature, VIC ere sorry To say. has
reached the city from the upper end Of Lake Data
rio IL Is To- This effect, nearly we can ascer
tain--not having seea tle letters communicating
IL:
The Ontario ileet sailed from Niagara, having on
board gen. Harrison and his army, with an intention
10 proceed down tbs Lake. After they had pro-
ceeded hat few miles violent storm avose which
Dispersed the fleet most Of tie vessels returned
into q e river, after much difficulty but several
had not since been heard 0f, amongst Vlicl, is the
General Pikc----and il is much feared they may
have been lost the Lake, or run shore ~ such
Assistance from the place Of dcpsrturc, Ut yet to
be discovered BY those the look out FOR thcrn.--
few days must bring confirmation or contra
dictiOn Of this dsagrceablc news.
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We had scarcely commit, Cd few thoughts
to paper upon the tralorous Proclamation OF
Gov. ChittendeQc whHp the spirited reply ufthe
Vermont MilitiaSeachedus. This latter needs
no comment. Ikisfls tssuch production as
The occasion nc uuite d. -
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A letter mas been received by Il gentleman
of this city, from his Correspondents in
Hampton, Informing that on Monday last,
(29th ult.) there were in Hampton Roads I6
British barges, and that they had captured
three OF our vessels.
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A. HOUSE of Entertainments is open
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Bushnell the Sccond-NVe understand :,
gentleman at Norw ich has invented div.
ing boat, which by means Of paddles he can
propel under water at the rate Of three
miles an hour, and ascend and descend at
pleasure. He has made a number of exDe-
rlments, and been 3 times under the bo, :
tom of the Families, off New London. In
the FIRST attempt, after remaining under
some time, he came to the top of the water
like the PorPoise for air, and as luck would
have 1t, came up but few feet from the
stern of the Families and was observed bv
the centinels on deck, who sung out
p" boat ahoy"-immedia ely on hearing
Thich the boat descended without maxine
reply. Seeing this an alarm gun was fir,
cd on board the ship, and all hands called
10 quarters---the cable cut and the shin yo,
under way with all possible dispatch, ex.
pectlng every moment to be blown M
by torpedo. In the third attempt he
came up directly under the Families. and
fastened himself and his boat to her keel
where he remained half an hour, & succeed
ed in perforatipg hole through her con
per, and while engaged in screwing tor.
pedo to her bottom, the screw broke anf
defeated his object for that time. So erea,
As the alarm and fear on board of the Ram;
lies OF some chistratagem being played Of
upon them, that com. Hardy has withdra wr
ms force from before N. London, & keen.
MS snip under way all the time instead ~
lying al anchor as formerly.
CM Y. L. Po.G1
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FIN this city, dated the 18th Of May, states
that 1t isin contemplation of the British go
vernment to prohibit the importation into
England and the colonies, of all American
produce, during the wai.-and that an or
der 10 that effect would be issued by the
board of trade.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
I WEDNESDAY, Jury ~, 1918.
CFROM OHIO.1

Mcigs being attacked is prcmature--soo
Eregulars are stationed at broad Ford, IL
miles from Lower Sandusky, and col. r
M. Johnson's mounted regiment at that
place. The gov. who had used great vigil
lance to call out the militia has since order
ed themto eturn home--Gen. Harrison ar
rived at Fort Meigs on the 2sth rlt. The
place was in perfect safety. Having dis
patched colonel Johnson 10 the river Raj
sin, who brought in some Canadians who
said the British had nor received the acccs-
sion of Indian strength which had been
spoken Of. 100 Indians who had disap.
pearcd from The Raisin had went to lower
Sandusky previous to tho arrival of colonel
Johnson and committed several murders !;
two dragons in hunt OF their horses, and
family Of six persons within one hundred
yards of the fort. These Indians in their
retreat are supposed to have passed within
one miie and an half of Harrison who only
had all escort Of 30 men on his return 10
Mcigs.
We could not withhold our sympathy
from MIR. c. II. Mercer, since his late fire.
4uent visits to the capitol on account of his
modest and zuislafnl chances; Like the sin
cere lover, his eye would frequently, and in
voluntarily, wonder towards the scar of
his affections.
"For eyes have tongues, and chances
tell DESIRES"
But those sweet, an RIOTS, amorous looks
were received with the utmost indiee.
renee by the great autocrat of the Dutch
settlement who knit his brnws with SO much
sincerity that the little fellow was scared
quite out of the gallery, when his honor re-
sumed the seat he occupied before without
any INJURY TO that elegant suspension of
his pen and those wise and grave looks
which always characterize his countenancc
during debate.
MI Hanson, (the great giant killer) ha-
wing obtained leave Of absence, for the mr.
lose of retiring to George Town, has tho,
proper to make Mr.. Grosvenor his success.
or as Official orgcn, to act only during Han
sons absence, or until his future pleasure
snail be known. 1t is proper this informa-
ION should be generally known. Mr.. Ghol-
sons imprudence developed the mystery
Let others be more careful, as they will not
nave the same excuse.
A report is in circulation in the northern
prints, that G. Britain had accepted.the me.
diation pf Russia, and appointed commits
sloners TO meet the America envovs a,
st. Petersburg.
Letters have been received frop, For,
George, Upper Canada, at which time every
thing was tranquil, DO movements havino
taken place since our last accounts. Tbe
Fourth of July was celebrated by the ARM
with much glee.--Mat Intel.
-, NEw-YoRE, July 10.
ne orig Hollon of Philadelphia, has ar.
IVed at Portland, from Liverpool. AS
she sailed about the 2oth of May it is sun.
posed her London newspapers will be Sc.
Verai days later than before received.
Inc following P. S. to letter, dated
liverpool May, IL, was received bv the
Hollon 80 49, " '"e
Mr. BAKER, TIC late secretary of lcra.
tion IN America, has arrived; and If is an.
nounced that ne brings propositions found.
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g- A few copies of Mr.. Grun.
ay opeech on Mr.. Webster's Reso-
July ID.
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SIX CENTS REWARD

SIX CENTS REWARD
RAN AWAY from the subscriber an
- apprentice boy to the Cabinet rn. aH
ESp BUSINESS ness by the name of JOHN COZ.
t;o EN- ~ whoever will take up said appren-
ncs ooy and deliver him to the subscriber
Snsii receive the above reward of six cen,.
masters OF vessels and others are for
their peril. III" Oh AZ
JOSEPH SPEAR.
July Ia.
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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-04-13

Delaware bay. on her passage from Canton
ir Philadelphia, is by far the II, hest prize
the enemy has made with all his omiip.-
tsnt navy. since the commencement of the
war. That ship and cargo were worth at
least $500 900. While we sincerely regret
THIS occurrence, we cannot help re marking
that the only severe loss. by capita <, which
has thus befa,len any merchant of this
city. is the lot of gentleman (Stephen
Girard] whose af1ueace cou d bear half a
dozen such reductions, without destruction,
and whose patriotism is proof against the
severest trials.
The demolition of the Peacock by the
Hornet appears 60 be the master piece of
American gunnery. When the Leopard. a
so gun ship. attacked the Chesapeake. Of
SO guns, she poured her broads,des for
nearly 20 inmates, without cessation and
close aboard. into AN unresisting, cluttered
and interior ship. Yet only men were
killed. and proportiona,e number wpun-
ded. The Wasp in 43 minutes cut down
the Froic from 1l9 men to 90 capable Of
duty. And the Hornet in only Is minutes
kilied9. wounded IS, and totally shivered
her superior antagonis,, to atoms! So much
for the magic of the balls which thunder
- free trade and no impressrent." about
the astounded ears of the " lords of the
ocean," DIM. Press
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mills heats
THIRD DAY
Fropretor's Purse~-Two hundred doi.ars--.hrse
mile heats-Entrance $40
FOURTH DAY
Handy Cap Purse.
The Proprietor has at considerable exuene- mr..
this course in compt.t order, having enclosed
IN very superior manner, and erected new Sta
bles for the accommodation OF thoae who ,nars
please to favor him with their patronage II. has
likewise removed the Booths to a distant cart os
the field to prevent the annoyance. the Quarter
Stretch has been SD much subject to-He conf
IDENTITY hopes this viii give universal sstisfaetun.
siaDi5as5 asri Straw, .rn,;s
AS the Proprieter's Purse is made nm cb;cAr
from toll at the ssesthe following rates are e..
ablished---
Four wheel CsTrisgss, S1oo
Two do. DO. 5O
Man and Horse, 20
Persons foot. o,
THOMAS WATSON, Jun.
Proprietor of the CorrsoA
AW1i v DIR