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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18

A nnmher Of renegade editors
Of ne wspaners il our country, have
taken il u,ou themselves to call Mo-
rrau traitor to bis country (Franre)
Tor having Joined the allies /; we
would recommend TO them the peru
sal of the following.
Duane, Binns and number Of o.
Their gentry had better throw IN their
commissions at once for according
to their dschine in this instance.
they are vile traitors |; besides, our
country can do very well without
their services and indeed would be
greatly benefited by their retreat
from ii.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18

From letter OF the 2.,h Sept. from !.
gentleman in Lisbon to his Correspon.
don't in This place, we derive the follow
ing commercial information.
The markets tor wheat at Lisbon were
looking up. On the ash Sept. it was
worth from 8 to 900 Reas an *AIquier
Cora was scarce and worth nearly as
much as Wheat. Flour on the rise, an
then worth about 81, 500 R-a. pc,
barrel on board ship.-The following i,
the return nf the grain market for the
month of August, viz -
Entered--s,e66 bbls. Flour.
81 Moyos Wheas
90 do. Corn.
Transported soosl bhls, Flour
* 1888 Moyos Whe t.
Consumed 446s do Corn.
AL 2 ,zlquiers make busheL
3. Bushels Moyo.
-Four on the Grst of September W.
worth from 5 10 200 to 5 IS 200 Rea.
per Dbl.
Rice SO 90 Reas per 90. of ls2 ID
Avordupsls weight. Wheat was scar
and but little expected frorn the Baltic
and less from the Mediterranean, on
count of The plague in Malta. Letts
from Gibrsltsr to Lisbon site that t.,
plague had made its appearance at tHe
former 2lace:-No American arrivals y
Lisbon for two months preceding III,
date of the letter, except one ship with
Flour which had heen released at Be
nutia, The Flour was shipped fro;
Baltimore in February lass and sold on
board the ship for s IL 300 Reas pc
abi.
Serrurier's letter-T wonder whc-
Their Mr.. .sadisoD HISS not received
letter from Mons. SerriIricr, on
the suffice, of the American Com
.nissioners To Petersburg. as much
before Turreau's in point OF inso.
leace. as iapis iatsrnaiis. 10 point OF
cansticit.. is before diachoion cHn
g,lmmis? Quere, Is not Mr.. Madi-
son iniormetktbat MIR. Crawford will
not be received in France
~ Z Ed. Post.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10.

20 SHEx
aE ra9r AaE * Boey or rHs TINE
49, Enaa AMI PRESSURE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-18

The following list Of Bonapart's newly
created Dlgnitaries, may be useful
during the present contes, in Europe
Prince cambae.rss, A ue n, Chancellor E%n;.s'
Talleyrand, Prince Of Benevento.
Marshal Massena, Prince of Ealing.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

! der their brave Chief Tccumseh, and IL
heir tam harras SID tile AmcIsc4n ARM a.
as retreat TO Decroit
lac srbjn return states the loss IL,
ri2hf division has sustained IT, The acii,n ,
tae icet Oh La..e Erie ca the tenth Sen,
and IN the affair Of the 5th October ne;
me Hlo'avIan Nii.aSc--,n t'e lA.t.r b L vcr,
lew appear to ''cte been rescued BY an ho.
noraoie death ICON the 'snominy o. pa SSH 2
under tile American yoke, nor are In, a.
many wounds ;'ieaI in mitigation of this re
proach. The right division appears to have
been encnmbered with an unm .,navtalie
load oi private baggage-whi.e the rcoui-
site arrangements tIr the expeditions. and
CERTAIN cHnveyGncc Of che ammunition and
provisions, the sole objects worth, of consi-
dtranch, appear 10 have been totally neg
lected. as well as al. those ordinary inca.
sures rcsorted to by officers o. intelligence
to retard, and impede the advance of a pnr
sdihS enemy. he result all IDS but too
Iet@' a PROOF OF this uriustifabie ner.ect
/ The right division had quilted Stnfwicn nm
It's retreat. onthe Goth OF September. hs
wing hsd ample ;iGie. fur every previous
Arrangement, 10 facilitate and secure thar
movement on the I'd 90 tober follow ing
the enemy pursued by the SINE route, a, Id
ON the 4IiI succeeded in capturi q all the
stores 4 the division. and on the following
Gay attacked and defeated it, almost with
out a struggle.
With heartfelt pride ard satisfaction the
com ander OF the forces had lavished ON
the right division of his array, that tribute
OF praise which was so Justly due to lis for
mer gailantry. and steady discipline. Il is
with poignant grief and mortihcation ,n.t
ne now beholds it's well earned hurels tar
niSheu' and its conduct Calling loudly for re-
preach and Censure
ne commander of the forces aDDeals To
inc anuine feelings # tie British soldier
rom VIII ~ he neither conceaIs the extent.
OF tie loss The army has suffered, nor the
Tar more 70 he lamcnted injury j. has siis-
tanned IN IT'S wounded honor, confident that
7"t one sentiment Will animate every breast.
and that zeaionS to wash OUT tie stain
winch BY most extraordinary end unac-
countAb'e infatcation, has fallen on a for
meriy deserving portion of the army ; al!
VIII VIC to emulate the glorious ACHIEVEMENTS
recently performed by small bat highly
splr'tcd and well disc plin-l division, led bv
/ officers possessed cf crterprize, iRtelliqenct.
and Ha'lantry, nchiy ev,rcing what British
soldiers can perform when susoer tible of no
tear but that of failing in the Discharge OF
thsir duty.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-25

close confinement IS officers CT the Uni,ed
states, Gpcn the principle. aS lie SAYS. o,
rctaiiation, expecting 10y the violence ot tn
proceeding, 10 inumiiate this government
INTO submission tc the oX;rAvaSant aud an
founded Cia ms Of the b,itish government.
The Pre.:dent has met this measu with
equal decision, by ordering into Ike cen
irerent 10 British officers, as = pledge tor
;le safety OF those on whDn the British go
Vernment seems disposed to wreak IT'S ven
geance.
These officers are ordered to Frank fort
IN kentucky to be confined there in the Pc
ni'entiary at that state, which IS represented
to be building a'fording the two-fold ad-
vantages os rood and safe Accommodations.
"Ihis step is taken in full confidence that
every facility will be afforded to IL, Complete
execution by yonr cXcellencv, tina, may be
expected from a character so strongly at
tached to the Unon. aud decided in the sup
port OF all the necessary measures to secure
success to the just warm which we are en-
gagged"
| MIR. Blackburn introduced a resolution
authorising the appropriation Of rooms in
the Penitentiary, according to the governors
recommendation. With an immatcrial
amendment. it passed both houses unani-
mously. The prisoners will. therefore, be
forthwith confined iii the Peaiten,ary.
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ydb FttE INQUIRER.

jr the Eclectic Rcpcrtogy. a case is men
toned 81 RI man in Lon ION. who was bit en-
on tbr hand by a RIttle Snake. The ftnous
Eas Indian REMEDY, the volatile aikali, was
freely exhibited; but in vain; the man III.
GO. 10 tns same useful publication. four
cases are detailed by Mr.. Ireland, IN which
large 80 es OF FowisT's scl ton Of arsr,,;c
were given wi.a E mp'etc success for the
bic Of very pCi6 n9us Serpent in The ! land
Of s.. Luc called By Linnnus. the Cslu5er
Coroh&tus rrom Surgeon lre'a rds accom-;
it wolic appear thai tire bic of this setpep,
- equally mortal with that of the kattle
snake rs larss being .gcm one and hair
to two inches IN length. The serpent it's u
beng from 9 ~ .ctj IN length.
Inc "oInd7 being dressed, and the pqf
enls put to bed. Mr.. ireland ordered 4 ca
.harnc E'js'.r, and he following medicine !:
g. lgror arsenic (Foeiet's SoHsion) two
.ir@catoe, IaUjaauW 10 drops, Pepper min,
voter ta1.e spoonsGI, which we're added
% p table sDoon.uli Of Lime Juice, which
iron Tie Aiaat ia tie luton prudnc q
a sl'Cht c.ieryssccnce, IN which state il vas
gwen. BIS drought was repeated eveiy
7l'f tsl','i"r w. s'ieoessi,e hours. 3ati
"'t"' ., I've lafIs we're Eequu..ly g..
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e RAYNES, Adj. Cen.


EUROPEAN NAVAL ESTABLISH ENTS
B'1f'sh hcUy. IA ccording to the las,
sta'cm Mt Of hiss cnormol, feet, il consist.
o! $50 s>els # war, a~ye and small, ear
~ oOO of which are in cornmisson, aid are
now ready at sea in different Dsr,s Of tie
world. 40 u. 100 Of tnem are now on the
coast OF America.
RHa@ian Nauy.-53 sail Of the Line. 81
ir.Satcs, 50 cutters. brigs, SIC-.In alicr vcg-
s9iS' @26' Carving IN all 4,42s pie ces IF
cannon. In this estimate are included ships
OF every class md condition, from Gist
rate to a gun briS--those that are building
under repnlr. and laid up in ordinary, as W
serV.ce@oie, as well as hose that are in
commission, and Int for immediate service
Swedish .NaUy.-Yhe So edish feet con.
.'''s IT twelve sail of the lire. e,git f.irates,
BESIDE cutters, gun boats, &c and tha.e arr
two ships OF the line and three frigates bull
ding.
Portuguese .Napy.--The Portuguese
nave ight sail o. the lie, three frigates. &
our slo Ps at the Bvazils. At III. bon there
are sone vessels of war, but they are chief
y unfit for service.
DaniA .NaQy The present raval force
~ Denmark. conss ting Of four ships IF the
ine, two frigates, and about 100 eun boats.
acre are two ships of The line and three
f'igates On the stocks. Their maritime one
rations are chiefly car,ied on by fodlas Of
gun nris', which carry heavy m raj, are
wen manned, mareuvrsd, and fought, anC
calm, are formidable even t. sa;ps @:
war
Frrnch NaUy.-In various Dr,ts Of France.
Holland, and Italy, the French have s. sal;
OF the line and 81 frigateg ready for sea
ana 81 s1il OF the line, end % feirates, hujI-
u'"9 ana hIe'ng out Bat. yHmc~
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ne0ted With con, mon foren'atior ar4 "a,
.ei WIN t'Iln; IA CoHpD>sc oS ,l sc -
'en"he and spin ) ct har. sho,pe. - r.,
nc spoonful owe oil. ) cu-Tha -,
user VA also repeated tuo O.. -
ines. - H'sS
Ihe large quantity Of arsenic th,s ,.I.o.
not only with .mpuniy but with tb,. 49,
80 ELECTS. Is accounted FOR b, M ,'.,'i -
and extreme d,b'iity which L. -
from the bites OF ,heae serpent M X,
much larger Gose oi poweri:! ,ep,r,i,, r'. "
oe'taSen tam could be borne Ia th,, ry.i,,,','
~ state ct the human frame.
Another Case is related, IN wi,;el, ,,a..
remedies were equally successiu; !, ~. ,''..
on another equally vCnonous serne,t; i, -
Island Of Martinique. F'' III 'hs
Ii would appear from the same -,,,,l;,,.:
on L. at arsenic is Frequently siyen Wi, .',c
1eSS IN inc East indies, in tae oyan,;,v ~
HsarF gram IN pills, with Other inrr, u;
enIs' cshen me lanjore PHI. Two drarbn,-
mic in solution S"'" q arse
-. MS extract i is forwarded for pubiicato,
80 " noPe 'hat these remedies NAV be
."uhu equa'iY etiIcaCious il the hire Is ., -
R1ttle Snake, and other vsnonn,'s ' 20 o' me
an" 'nus be q means OF annually SAL
many valuable lives. SAVING
7; ,. 1t is probable Vinegar v,o,,,.
scoa substitute of the Line Juice 49,:
q. tue author, commenting on ,h,. a,.s
observes that the arsenic, in the oh ,va 80 -
SsS' was gwen IN the state Of Whi,c Oh
a@ 'ne Liquor Arsenic lis would be &c.,
pos "a ny the Lime Jaice and ouer;cs :. h,.
ther any. or what advartape wo,,,j 80;
1rnr giving the arsenic in snIu,;o, ii
OF IN the state Of Oxyd. ''''e'N
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From tie Cfadian Courant Of Nov. q.
GENERAL ORDER.
Head quarters, MoErREAL.

- NOV. n, I8I3. )
His eXcellcncy the commander OF the foD-
ccs has received an official report from Ma.
Jor General Proctor o. the al'.;r which tool,
place on the stu otOctobcr, near the NO
rsV'an village and ne has in vain sought In
1t, for grounds TO paiiale the reDort M,
- his eXceiisncy BY staff siiuta9, Rsff.r-
stein, upon which the general order m tl.
Is Ii October was founded--5n the t.sr.
int statement remains confirmed I'm ali
.he principal events which markedtb.f die.
graceful daY; the precjpit3ucy with winch
nc staff adiu,2nt rsircated from tie field Of
action, prevented his ascerlainine tie los.
sustained by the division on that occ,ei ~
q also Ted him most grossly - exagyeratc
the enemy force, and 20 misreprescns the
conduct d the Indian warriors, Who instead
1t retrest:n5 towards Mar ,et4;h,. ssl,p ND
stated, yaliaat'y rlaictsiacd tt. r-rt.., o-
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A. We received the Secret 1crrn,rs or
the Senate last night Particulars in o,,
next. The fnai vote on the Embargo, STOOD
thus . - '''Ou
Isa'-M a'r'. Anderson. Bib Of Georgfp, Bed
soc Brent, Camps~i Chase, Gai.lard Cilies Ij.aeu
La:oek' Lsib: Morrow Robinson, Smith, stone.
Mas NJ ssrs Brown, Uagget. Dana Fra'.,-,.;.,
herman, Ghms", Goio-horougl, Gore. Horr.y''
Hunter, King, Lambert, Mason, wis
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CHARLESTON, Dec. II.
SAITCY IAf,E,S rptrrSr

Arrived this morni &, the private armed schoon-
er Sducy lack, Captain Chazel. from cruise of
tour months, rom this port since whici, sire has
been into ST. Mary's and Savannah. She has On
board some Dry Goods, &c. taken from oue Other
prizes. Captain Chaz 4 furniahed US with s;git o.
his h9g Book, from which we made the following
hasty eyrHet:--
Oct. 18Th lat 9s, III, captured British schooner
Hazard, from Maranz-s for Bermuda, with w ne SUI
gar and coHee---put prize masier and ,nen on
board, and ordered her for Savaanal. THE iIaz.
ard was recsptured Oft Cbares,ou Dsy'1
October 10th, at day light ou- prize still in com
papy, saw sail 20 the s. r. hauled our wind on
Tie stsrboard tack, and male all sa. IN chase at
IL, A. III. spoke the chase. ami ordered the mas r
on board with bis papers--;n coming along side.
cue boat, from tie M smanaSement OF her peorie.
upsel; got orr gig out and saved one tnan or 4.
m"n was unfortunately 'rsvnrd--ahe proved to h..
the Spanish hermsph rode bri. Saa Jose from h.
wanna bound to Rhode Island
October 7th. at midnight, strong winds & heavy
sea- lost eht of the prize
October 9th, Barracoa hearing 6 half p d;sta,t
| ; or b leagues, spoke American priyatcer JIoN.
Cant Evans, OF Salem, on cruise.
october 3lst, lat 10, ~, captured British brig Sir
John Sac Cbrooke-dyrlpca
| Dec. So, lat. lS, IS, chased and came mn with
the Spanish ship San,e Cecilie, who in4n.ti.;e.y f.
red into us without haing; returned the iire
which Killed one man end wounded two.
Dec; 4th, esp'ur de British brig Agnes. capt.
ieir, from Kingston bound 20 ST. jaeo i'm hs;I.st
| and burnt her. Same dav, at II, A. Nj. c.;,tr'
red a british shsiop, and put the CAPTAIN aud
crew o. the agnes board of her, anu suffered hex
! to proceed.
Dec. t5th, cartred British schooner Nancy. from
hreen Island, in ballast, and allowed her to pro.
coed. SAM DAY, at II, 4. NJ. can,tred British
'ioop John with Try goods and provisions; took OF,
the goods and gaze her up--shortly after, boarded
British sciir Brothers, vith haywood and ballast
not wishing to lose time, suffered her u proceed
December 7th, boarded = Schooner called the
Maria, wAich bad no papers except Britsh III
cense understood from ,he captain, that her "a.
pers had been taken from her at tie Hsvauna--nut
a prize master on board, and ordered her 20 keen
in company.
December OH, overloaded her, ard fou.d SHE
hsd nothing but cocoa nuts-g,Pe her up 10 tine
captain.
December 10th, Cape Corinthns bea,ing N. and
| y f. distant miles. boarded the Carthegena scbr
VFeW Grehdaa, Capt Juan Babtiste Bouron.
December iith, - 6, \. N. saw sai! 10 the r
and gave chase at ~ saw another sail 10 The n z.
when the FIRST hGisied Spanish colours a nj sto5d az
ter the Others at p. VI. csr,. Up vltl, the chase
which proved m be Spsniari
The Sa"cy Jack chased. yesterday. The schooner
Ploushboy, OF this port, which arrived hers thi.
morE,ng.
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OUR TRUK B7LIcy

81 RIO measure Of tlc war ought to b. rolnGuis;.-
ed on relaxed in co1seurencs ~ tfe go ~. 49,,
h"oSrso we should en- Isl troops aud organise die
army With the same slacr,ty and spirit rs : The g,,
barge had been rejected. We NUS put all our re-
sources 'nt3 motion before we ohtain fair and
seen IN Congress towards swing new ,.gor to cur
Army IS MIR. Lowntes's reeolul'6u respeclins zen.
listing the - months' men, whose time is Of, tn.
eve II expiring. ~
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To the Editors Of Newq,,no,..

- ven sscert9ined fact, that at this partou,.r
. mere sre h"ndl eds of poor men. n,hsi,
who b.Ie 'w%s lpsrtcu!arly those On the s-Abo,rdi
- - .'so tact 'i'at any Number nf CT
w., - 'nsy receive employment on the c;rcat
mss'ern grhf:ke now nakn ny an &c, ofCon.
Tre'.u ur'er !ne direction of the Secretary of the
ne Importance o. this oront ,5 W.,
CANT nShway Of Tie haton. is TOO wei, u, ,,
va.,u sAp.'nahons in this place end II cor, he
rerny g%Hicvea how essential II is "a peta,n j.,
dcnn ,yt",,,' - PosS,',e means. Tkis cannot he
49, s nuw tuFnp'hed--and ahont ~ contr,r,eI f,r 80
n.,i;a ~ limited tme, which eannot he 90.
Cn'n n ,; without an adequate number o. b.,a
vii, h.. erom't Payment, and plenty of pDrS.
~, 81 ~" 'o Is may GOOD vorknfn as will con-
on ana Congratulations Ereca,rcn "'' eoll-e
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FsANKrnKr. Dercmbsr q

= -, I " N n Or I. IeCCWDer o
Nh tuesday last, about 90 British cheers
arrived IN this place. For Information and
proceedings concerning them, see the teris
I 1' proceedings of Tuesday. which i'll
On yesterday the British officers who had
Deen confined In house rented in the town.
s "e.e es0%'eeu TO the pcnitentiary, in pursu
WI! be Kept in close Confinement u,ti ,Se
conduct of the British government to,sards
our unfortunate citizens in their passessio,
snail be further developed. Hoyeyer the
necessity OF lhis mea3ure is to be deplored
ern justice and sef-defence demand It e
II tAe british government should BE- 81 RASH
rs 10 execute our citizens under any pr4text
Whatever, the lives of their citizens must a.
.one ior ITS Lnonstrous outrage en humanity
aud civilizs I'd warfare. |
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IS TP n ~ ~.

& ',,yNi tir Subscriber 30 the nonth oG lu',
> ls'i, likely Fay Marc ,.y or ssvc,, e,', -,
''Ir le l Ter or eleven iucael high very wild ~,
ali IN ron 9way with fhe rider LAO a ssi.,.i ,,.
g. three Or four Toon'hs ~. She uas M e. ~,
o o. LEO, ,f COY me ',tre we traded ~ D,et Nrll
2" 'Srt' I" l'ia bro'ter II Al msrle Ans per 80
who VII deliver tem ~ the s1tser, sr Il s.I.
veil rewarded for lis trouble. 80
3'isve- hb Dee 90 " 49,
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Dec o.


r ERSGURG ACCIDENT.
EoHN WOOD respectfully infarms ihe ,,,,;.
rso ,'a. ne s' sof92e9 for The ensuias vcar Wr.
s'e''ne the Languages, Wiring A,iifr ,stic All
y, 'efsphy On tie - Ncn'isy OF Jsri,arv. new
C'a'se' ~" ne lorucd f,r the Ma.hems,is,. \ tue
80. - ''"r" ihHo57g'y Fees d ;a;t,on frty do.ar,
Psfersburs Zee o.
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KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
HoU8E or REPRESRNr5yyvE0

410HUHY, DC 8, 1913
n message was received from the Cover
nor, enclosing letter from the SECRETARY
OF state "n'ch follows. The message Itself
h British prisoners IN the peniten,,,.', e.
the close coniinrm nj, accordino- to 49,"
Presidents irections The COVE - r in b;.
letter makes this remaT1. "VVhilst tbe ~.
nerohs mind will deeply regret the occasion
f1r such measure, it will be recollect.J
that it mas been forced upon us by the cor
duct OF the enemy, who, during this war.
tiiity." 'ioS
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NEyy.YCEE DEC. II.

The pilot boat Amanda, Capt Saw, ~. with flag
from the PIan'asanet n, arrived Yesterday morn.
ing, with the cargo OF the Uneorn Captain Davies
whict bad been captured and ransonled Csptan
Lloyd OF the Piantagenet, informed Captain Davies
that he Should rsnslrl more vessels O. GARAGES
and aided, at be would not receive aay more pri.
y8te fiags &C truce.
Tn" schr Little Mary, HI'Donad, which sailed
from this port on Friday last, with country produce,
for Charleston, was csptnred on Sunday morning
about three miles North of fics Hsrbor, by the Uni,
corn tender 20 the P!sntsgaust The cargo, On
Sunday evening, vas put on boar. The II and ,ba
sehr taken in tow; and in this situation (hc W nd
blowing hard from the north.west) she sunk before
morning,
TIE sloop Victory, from Savannah fo- n. York
laden With cotton, was also captured hy The PIgnta
genet on Tuesday nighL--.Ne,c .qatg.
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Tits believed tbst there are none Of he enerny's
vessels mp the bay At present The Dragon. H.
with the two brgs and schooner, are ~ LynAavcr.
Bay the frigate IS suspDs@d to have zone TO sea-
The harges Of the Dragon. ~, pnr,ued a s,noIi
sc'r into 4 s4ermans Greek, on The Eastern Shore.
one day last ek, where they took possession of
her ana deserving three other 'essels up the ere X,
captured them ais, One of the vessels schr Re-,
publican. Huiophres, Of Jew York and anotheya
small s'n1p blooeing this place. which had landed
spart otthe cargo (shot) The enemy, after taxing
OF the balance OF the eargci and dismanthng The
il)1p gave her mp 20 the master, who reitteh her
and arrived her; on Saturday last XeraLI ,
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DisVes.iEg Event-Yesterday sft.rn-on ona og
the workshops attached to the arsenal N the 10
ME. IN which nun Der of persons were employed
IN making uP fixed ammunition Tor the army, was
demolished by the accidental explosion of quantity
OF gun powder, and by which several lives were
ost--the number and names Of the sufferers are NOT
set known
IL was reported in this city yesterday, that cor
troops had evacuated Fort George, and taken up
winter quarters on this side tho river gD {,gtls
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nor Of Errtucky.
OAPARrMEEr OF STATE,
Nov OF 1910

The Lr;ti,h government seems to
nave sven to this war every degree Of ga.
~ ""rDtrlty and cruelty which it may be
paign. tde British Commander a, Out
seized and sent to England Is Of oar sold,
ers VINO mad been made prisoners, tn he tried
tM reason, on the pretence that they were
British subjects. For so unjust, and ou.ra-
SeonS an act, the President was bonnI f.
conglc We number Of British prisoners il
ne Omied states, which he did in the ex
2ect2uon' that the British government see
ng the inevitable Consequence Of the first
measure would ralax from it, oc az Least
cave the "i'ur IT. the state in which it had
nus Deen placed, for accommodation by
treaty: m"Fe reccrtly, however, a mea.
'G'e y, sun gre1ttr r1ju tics has been adopt.
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