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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
And possession will b given the 9th
of November next,
THE ROPE WALK,
Belonging to the estate of Joseph Har.
per deceased, with all the machinery
belonging thereto.
Apply to Mrs. SARAH Harm. or
VIM. Harper.
October IA. o..
/ he Subscriber at his Ma
nutactor, on ttattr.street oilers iof
Sale,
$4,000 pounds white, brewn and ycl.
low Soap, 500 boxes OF which,'is OLD
firm and OF superior quaiMy.
400 boxes mould and dipt Candies
different sizes.
ioS barrels clear NORTH Csroiins
Resin.
Also,
Best Philadelphia PORTER x ALE
in ,,,ttles, put up in casks Of 5, 8, OF,
6 dozen, as may .uit the purchaser.
VIM. Dunlap.
October Il. law4t
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CApIz, July

Accounts from Alicant are to June %.
Suchet has received reinforcement Of
5000 men. The Cor,es have ordered
our army in that vicinity to be aug
mented.
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BOSTON, AUGUST Is.
FROM LONDON.

Papers to June %, have been received.
They contain little that is interesting
The accounts from France, are lot SO
late as our arrivals direct There was
a rfhort of misunderstanding between
France and Austria, and OF en- expected
sudden rupture Of the arinistice, but 1t
was considcred by many IN England a
stuck -Jobbipg iabrication.
Lords Grey and Darnley, have COM
planned in the British Parliament taAt
Ministers had Neglected THEN duty III not
providing an adequate naval force on the
Canadian Lakes-and have given notice
,ha, they intend 10 make this F" cnlpable
neslect,e the ground OF further proceed
ing. The capture OF York appears to
have called attention to this ssbJect.
Lord Castcreagh, at the latest date,
ayowed his mistaken confidence ID the
frankness and fidelity OF, Bernadot.e.
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Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner IF King y Faitac~streess,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
August 81

sr wRoLEsALs AND RB7GIL,
Teas-gunpowder' I'M
Rp Or cne's perial, hyson, hyson skin,
80 ooSeS Young hyson * souchons
10000 lbs. green and white Cohee
so,ooo lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
nos hhdsl New Orleans * Musccvado
SO bills Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
pipes, half pipes and 8 or casks l. +
Madeira
8 pipes Sicily Madeira
IS or casks old Sherry
S do genuine old Port
: a pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
? butts, IL half pipes Malaga
pipes, half pipes and Do or. casks
TeneriH'e
10 pipes real Cognac Brandy
pipes Gin
50 puncheons We.t-fndia Rom
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
Rum
10 bbls Peach Brandy
IS do Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
8 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so~dazen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
20 bales Cotton
500 10. Bengal Indigo
sco ib, Il light Madder
5000 ID. Goshen * Rhode -l.landCheese
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Girger.Cayenne
Pepper. Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and flasks,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar, Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
a.es, maccauha, rsppee and scotchSnuHs,
chewing tnbacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Pctre, Arno,te, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Ganpowder, patent Shot, Fliats,
Hairpowdcr, Siiters, Cigars. Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
SC.
N. B. So bushels fresh sysrrantsd
CLOYER SEED.
Masch 6.
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and muskets, I called the bosrders and
small arms men away TO repel the enc.
nv; they now surroundi & as poured
in heavy FIRE, which We eturned with
as much promptness as on feeble rum.
bers would admit several of my men
having now fell, our ensign haly ards
shot away, and seeing the superiority Of
the enemy's force in the actof boar ding
u. in every quarter, they began to ERE
briskly, and | found it necessary for tho
!preserva,i:n Of these few valuable live.
left 10 surrender to seven tines our nun.
Der; the enemy boarding, loaded our
decks with men, we were all driven h..
low, and it vas with the almost difficulty
that the effcers could stay the revenge
of the seancn, who seemed to thirst for
blood and piunder, the last Of which
they had, by robbing US of every thing;
we had none killed, but 3. ven wounded,
five slightly. The enemy's loss by Us
.was 2 killed, and 70 wounded, 4 Of
which have since died. They have
conquered me, but they have paid dearly
for it, and trust, sir, when you come to
view the disadvantages that / labored
under, having been but seven days aboard
of my boat, and scarcely time to station
my men, and the mistort, ne of entirely
disabling my gun and the superiority Of
Plumbers to oppose me; you will DC con-
vinced that the flag / had the honor TO
wear has uot lost any Of that national
character which has ever been attached
to it. -.
nave the hsnor to be, with the great.
est respect, sir, ycur rioss obedicnt scr.
want,
WILLIAM SHEAD.
Sailing Master.
Lieut.. SAML. ANGUS, Commanding
u. S. Floti!la, Delaware.
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destroyed or distriouteo 10 .no 'n"ao
t.n,...ll ,he stores which were in the
own. and at seven in the evening Ire
tired with, my booty to Cochstedt.-
such is the summary account OF IBIS ex
plot it has the more merit IRON It's
having been undertaken after a march
of IS miles, which has been followed D!
an engagement OF more than 7 hours.
1t is bcy ond my power to express to
your exceIlency how we'll all my people
have done ,hcir duty in this brilliant al
fair.
Thu, the cossacks should have been
able 10 suppor, march of S miles, and
a. combs, OF Z hours afterwards, has not
surprised nc so much as to. see my re-
gular cavalry pcrlorT ii as we'll as them
without leaving single horse behind.
(Signed)
.CZERNlCHOFF.
Further dispatches were receitedtrom
lord Cathcart, in which the armistlce is
mentioned; but no military movements
Of consequence.
Tie treaty with Sweden has been APP
proved in the house ol commons by
large majority, and the mony TO deiray
The subsidy granted by The same vote.
Two Gol,enburg mails arrived at
late hour last night, and dispatches were
received from lord Catheart and Sir {.
Stewart. They detail some military
events subsequent to the battles OF Baut-
gen and Wurlzen, but OF minor in'Por'.
lance, and mention the afmlsticc. These
dispatches are dated on the 4th instant.
The above mails have brought re.
port that the Austrians have joined the
allies, but weplacc no credtinit. Twch-
ty times has the same report reached Us
from. Go,tcnburgh,
II is reported on change this morning
that fias Of truce has arrived from a.
merica.
The first act BY which the deccase OF
Prince Kulusotf Smolcnsko was offici-
ally announced, Was at tao same time an
act of munifcence ON The part OF the
monarch. The Emperor Alexander
addressed to the princess his sidow, a
letter dated Dresden May 7, Of which
The following is a translation
Princess Catharine NeniSchna.
The most high to whom every NOR
tai is subject, aud against whom 1t is
not proper to nurmur, has been pleased
to remove from this iite your husband,
Prince Kutosolf omolensko, in the midst
of his high deeds and brilliant glory
Thisis melancholy and great loss, not
only for you, but for the country. 1t Is
not YOU alone who viii shed tears Oh
his account myself have wept his
loss, and all Russia laments hiM. Iha;
God, whn has taken him TO himself,
will console you by rendering his
name and deeds Immortal. A grateful
country Will never forget the services
he has rendered it. Europe and the
whole world will never cease to admire
him, by placing his name among tbe
most il!usuious of captains. A moDu-
ment shall be erected 10 his memory,
before which the Russian Shall proudly
stop 10 contemplate the image OF the
hero and strangers will pay the no.
mage Of yenera:ion 10 country which
has given birth to so great man.
have OF dered the emoluments he entity
ed should be continued to you, and am
your affectionate, Sc"
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SALE BY AUCTION.

On Tuesday, ire 24sh august, AZ tsselve
o'clock, at the AUCTION Room, az the
head Of Fteder:ck-street Dock, BAL
TIMoaE 4vH eommeHes the sale o" q
liberal credit, Of
40 bids. Mascovado Sugar
100 boxes Brown Havana, do.
so 10. White do. do.
80 do do. Brazil On.
20 hhds first quality Molasses.
William Vance & Co.
AUCTIONE ERS.
August 10 dts
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Public Sale.
August 10

ZION THURSDAY. asst instant,
a, half past 10 o'clock, will be sold, on
the several premises,
Q Lots of Ground,
Situated OH The Diagonal street between
West aud P,ine ssrcets---one on West
near King street, and one Half of an
Acre divided into two lots on the corner
Of Prince and Paiae streets.
And Immediately after, part OF THAI
large Le, of Ground, situated on the
corner of Water aud Oronoko Streets,
on which there is Bake House and
Dwelling House, Counting Room and
a most excellent brick Smoke HausA.--
The lot rs 1913 feet on Oronoko street &
-95 feet on Water street.
P. G.. Marsteller.
August 81 o.
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE,

Fort Stoddart, July ~.
We do not know whether the mail
will proceed through the Creek nation
this week. Alarms have been great, in
consequence of an incipicnt civil war be-
tween the government Of the nation who
are attached to pence and to the United
States, and rebellious chiefs and their
adherents who have not yet learned to
make individual will and personal aH'bl'
ton bend to the will and interests ottse
community. They profess however to
have no hostility to white people. And
last week person was employed BY
the postmaster at this place to take the
detained mails through the nation to the
Creek agency, on the borders oil Georgia.
Whether any one will undertake to car
~ it thi. week is uncertain.
do not know at present OF any indI-
cations of hostility, with our Spanish
Deighbors. Some of the disafected
Greeks went down 70 Pensacola with
pack.horses, week or two ago, tor sup
plies of ammunition. The constituted
authorities of the Greek nation sent war
riors to intercept them. What has been
the result ! have not learnt.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE,
goo Hogsheads Maryland
Tobacco. Apply to
Charles |. Catlett, or
Thomas IRWIN.
June 50
las /: Kennedy, Ir.

Wishes - purchase Oils OF Pennyrcy
nj, Mint and Sasafras, for which T.
be-al price viii he given if delivered IN
. large quantity osforc the end Of oe-
taber.
Augusta sw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-08-24
THE INOUISITION.

we have been favored With a copy OF
very learned, spirited and Ingenious
spccch against the lrqui>ilion, delivered
before The Cortes at Cadiz, by Or. d.
Antonio Jose Ruiz de Patron. a mllis-
ter, and deputy from the Cana'ies' In his
discourse he relates tba, in 1888, he was
at Philadelphia, and hod many CONVEX.
sations on the subject oi the lsquisl'ion,
with DIR FRANKLIN and Gen. W ASKING.
TON that he adopted liberal sentiments,
which he preached in that city with good
effect, ard assisted in spreading TIE Ro-
man Catholic Religion in America.
The Speech is too long tor News a.
per insertion.
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of letters, received by the last Western
mail.
Ferf ST. Stehhens, July 24tt. 1913.
"SIR-I enclose you copies vftwo
letters received four days ago. one
from Judge I'oIImin, tho other
from Mingo Musbuclatubec. which
will give You the best information l
possess on the subject Of the Greek
War. We arc in great alarm here;
the frontier settlers arc leaving
their little farms, and are. coming
into our ncighbdrhood. We. are
building strong fort at MoSnt
Republic. Brown. Davis. d, my
self, are talking about picketing ia
our houses. and some of our neigh
bors propose to assist US.
4" A report reached here this morn
ing, that Tate, had returned from
Pensacola, and states that the party
ofIndians mentioned in Judge Toui-
Minis letter had applied to the Co.
vernon for arms, and ammunition, d
produced the letter from Canada, but
The Governor refused, saying the
Spanish government was at peace
with ours; Tate adds that the Creek
Prophets were with them, and en-.
couraged them not to despair, and
ensure them success with the War
Club, if they could not get ammuni-
ton. The citizens Of Pensacola had
sold the party some powder before
Tate left there.
In great haste, the post rider Is
hurrying me. your friend,
GEO. s. GAINES.a
"Choetaw .Asti0n, Jxty IS.
Friend q Brother On the 18th June
Thought proper to call my friends and
warriors together tojudee "fthe impr".
per proceedings ofthe Muscogees, ana
on that day, wrote my statements ana
sent f-ur of my captains into their ma
ton; bot am sorry 10 inform yeu, my
| warrior. who returned four days sipes'
could not deliver my letter owing 10
the disturb Dances among them villains,
! the Muscogees. My.captain, which
| can rely on informs me, that part o. 20
towns have rebelled end killed eight o.
the chiefs who were friendly 10 the o'
| nited States. They also inform me tho
Big Warrior and captain 1saaes are Sc
| GREETED together and protected bye ie"
friends. Col. Hawkins, x Alex. Cornei''
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VIrrRIA, June %.

We are made happy by being restored
to our. country again. Thanks to Lord
Wellington's victory. This day is ju-
bilee. Joseph fed last night but we
blink III impossible for him to reach
France. y raNf
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dmerican Claims on Stain.

A. the Spaniards are new, as nenfrdts,
complaining Of belligerent spoliations,
we hope they will recoliect hcwfwe, as
ueutrols, suffered from their p'ivaieers
and tribunals. under their old govern
ment, and when they were in alliance
with France. Their courts ard cruz
ers, we believe, were no better Than O..
Tiers. 80,
We hope the spanish government will
succeed in gsining indemnify tor Their
subjects anG that they Will remember
TO do the same justice to American claim
ants.
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Erfnee rapaded from Stoin !!

June 26, Lord Wellington's RI. <.
were in Orquin, leagues beyond Fam
peluna, and III from Bayonne. Same
day the enemy entered France with their
morter! 1t is said the convoy IS taken.
The 5th division remains to beslege Pam
peluna. jar, the triumphant army en-
tc red the French territory, and on the
18th Lord Weilington's II. Q, would be
also there.
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From me London Sun, of March 10.
a WINDFALI,!

Mrs, Capper, the cook, and wife OF a
ticket perler of that Dan'e, who IS On
uucstionab!y come into tho actual pos
session Of Three Millions OF money,
which has been accuuala,ing under the
Receiver. General in ChaDcery tor Tour.
score years, owes this immense ac1nisl-
ton to the kind aid of Sir John Lubbock
and Mr.. Hoare, who deeming her Claim
rightfui one, recommended her ssme
years back to the attention OF Lord Chen.
Mr. Erskinc, whe thought her title so
good, that he is said to have undertaken
to prosecute the arduous and expensive
suit at his own sole expence, on tee
condition, that if it proved successful
he should receive one per cent. on the
amsunt Of the sum recovered. When
his lordship ceased his professional
practice. being elevated to the peerage,
the conduct of the suit devolved on his
son, who, by the late hDal decision OF
the cDurt Of chancery, In favor OF his
client, viii now become possessed, by
the per centage, Of 3o,oool.
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From a late London tnher.

Upcn the entrance of the Preach ar
nv into the government of Smo!eask" IS
col. Engelhardt, alandholdsr, resolved
to remain in, his village, to protect it
from the rapscily of the enemy. A great
number Of their maraadcrs tell by the
nands al this brave man. He was at
length seized by TIE enemy. On his
examination me said, with heroic hrH-
ness, 81 have done nv duty as Rus
sian subject. We are AL bound TO COM
bat the eneu., that caaics &c disturb our
repose, and that dares to take up arms
against our legitimate sovereign. lam
only snrry that ,bose letters prevent we
from giving scope TO my vengeance. -
nance as he was marched through the
streets Of Smolensko to dungeon,
where, anticipating his fate, be made his
will. On receiving sentence OF death.
he told the French how much they were
mistaken, If they conceived they could
snbjagate Russia /; he predicted their
ruin, and thanked Heaven in the expect
alton that his death might prove useful
to bis country. At the moment OF ex.
ecu,iun he ~ould-not suffer his eyes to
be bandaged. bu. sternly fixed them up
Oh the muskets levelled at his breast.
Tie following Piacard was exhibited
lately on the palace of tie Thuilleries /:
&c Palss vendre,
L. Couronne prendre,
lie Tyrsn pendre.
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PRUSSIAN ROYAL ADDRESS.
tn RyF 8RDY

SoLpIERs-O0en have YOU express
ed our wishes of fighting for the liberty
aud independence efyoer country. The
nomcnt for doing it Is new arrived. He
is no member of tho nation BY whom
this is not felt. Youth and uen volun-
,arily fiy to arms. VIA, III them Is free
will is 10 you who belong to the stsnd-
ing arny q call From. you, ordained TO
defend the native County, she is entitled
to demand wha, is offered by The others.
See W hat numbers iorsake every
thing they hold most deT, 10 venture
their lives With you IN their country's
cause, you viii therefore doubly feel
your sacred duty.
MAY .ii OF you, on the day OF battle,
or in time OF trouble, keep in n.rnd mo-
dera,ion and due. discipline. Let midi
yidual ambition, BIZ i, either in the high
est or the lowest Of the army, sink DC.
fore tha, Of all. He tha, feels for bis
country, doe. not think of self. Ma!
tie envious meet contewpt when tbs
general welfare Only is considered
Every thing else must now give way to
this. Victory proceeds from Con =
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sbew yourselves worthy OF THIS nign
projection, by obedience, and 'u'nnn's
Your duties. Let courage, cops'soey'
LOYALTY, and good discipline, DC Jour 80.
pown. Follow the example OF your
fore fathers; be worthy OF Them anu re-
member your pos,erity
A sure re ward will fall on him VINO
distinguishes himself; deep Disgrace
punishment on him who forgets his da'
~. ~ o,,
Your king will always be with you
and with him the crown prince ana ne
nrincs.s ofhi. house. Thsy will hight
along " ilh you- They and the whole
nation will combat with you, and al orr
side a valiant race come TO our ASSIST
ance, and 10 the assistance OF all Ger
many; a people that BY glorious oseds
have secured their independence, ihey
relied on their sovereign, their leaders,
their cause, their own Strength and
God was with them So viii It be with
yon; for we also fight the great hsh'
for the independence olour country
Confidence in COP, courage and eer'
severance be our word.
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lotfbCu
FREDERICK WILLIAMS
From The Briti.h Naval Chronicle 81
March.

March.
The Ieasfa Frigate.-Captaln Kerr,
placing due confidence in the largest,
the best differed, and best manned iri-
gate in the service, has been roaming a.
boat for his prey for several months, ard
we onIv wish him fairly along side Tbs
President, Constitution or the United
States. o. receiving the accounts OF
the capture of the Guerrero, caP'e'n
Kerr, assembled his crew and addressed
the as follows,:-- My lads, It Is with
a distress which cannot sufficiently de-
pict to yoi,, that | inform you OF the
capture Of the Gaerriere BY the Cons'i-
tuition American frigate. We are going
to sea IN the largest and best az med tn.
gate in the service. Hear rhy de'e' mi
nation II am determined neUerto strike
the coiorS Of tie fcasfa-my mind IS
male up-what say yon my b"'' -
The exclamation OF "to the bottom"
and three truly British cheers frlio"ed
his words, and the anchor was c.ghed.
From the excellent equipment OF the
Acasta, her great size, weight OF netal,
and number Of men, we are confident
that With her there will be no desecra-
ton of the scamen's religiop-the Flag!
The Acas,a has taken on board "a
Founders on her main deck--and we
NAY cbeerfu!ly trust the national honor
to her efforts.
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Herring Seine Fwlne.
T.ss reeeiped q FOR SALE,
cases Herring Seine TwiPe sHpe-
rior euality.-Camcron Street Wharf,
George Coleman.
IN STORE,
Lisbon,
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetiugs
Cork for Se;nes,
Tanners Oil in bills. and half bills.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tieeces and bbis.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. l and Q Boston beef, bb's.
and half b5ls.
DO. prime Pork, bills.
obls. Tar. Rosin, TurPcndne and
Pitch.
April z.
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post post, b, assault; TIE teal
.sntly ordered to leave s' ~
upwards Of three hon v' Osid
:, venture to offer til. slirb ny
20 the re-embarkatiosn nv, NJ
"n Ta. Was effected with NJ !.
r.a Inc grenadier eomp, ~
=, 'es ,.h;sa Commanded ), n
10 winch was attached = NJ N
,ae0ment Of the Royal s,s =
iomn with ondaun,ed n
ported BY a de,acAms,.s 81
, Inder :, major Evan., Nhi.l
n ned I, the high esta5lishess
laa, DISTINGUISHED corps. NJ
OF 81 the lo4ih regiment +, na 'aFl
die behaved with the r u'.
| and spirit, and their ..s s,',')
lowed by captain M,pss sa''
OF the Glensary light iof,a os
tachment Of Csn,dian ,oS,]
major Harriot, behave, ,l' y
OF spirit and stsadin,s, :.
expectations of their br,om;
useful and valuable corO ~"
The two divisions Of IL.
were most ably Command
Young OF the Kings and n
mond OF the lo4,h reeimsn,'
:, commodore a Sir James u
cd the brisades Of boat, nI
and accompanying The ,ro6|
advance directed the co.opeI
gun boats. The enemy b,d|
before received strong reia|
and a corps of 500 men J
night preceding the st,s,,|
every source Of Informant.
must have been suadru,ls
to the detachment taken fran,
son of Kingston.
Captain Gray, acting ov,,|
master general, va. Killed 4
enemy's block house. n nj
has lost an active and ia,elGs|
Returns Of killed and soupj1
yet been received from The !
BY his exceIlecc 5 COMM
EDWARD Ban
-, Adj. |
The feet have returned n
and landed the troops srh ID
can officers, and aboa: 80 \
soners of war.
BY letters which have h,j
learn that no more than 80 J
British MOI ps were engsged|
tack, of whom $50 were killed
ed. Captain Gray Of the qeI
ter generals department, ZAP
more and ensign Gregg Of
were killed. Major Evans, d
and lieutenant Nutall Of the !
majors Drummond and ~
captains shore and Leonard, d
regiment and captain MFhed
Glensary light infantry, are
wounded.