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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-14
ATTENTION y!
THE SUBSC
Haze last received F0RI1'PACKQGES
DRY GOODS. SC.

SJ>'
CONSISTING OF
4 Bales Rose Blankets, assorted.
IL Bales Dufae. do. do.
Do. Blue Cloths, Cd,
Do. Fannels, assorted,
3 Cases coarse yarn Hose,
S Bales and Boxes best German 7';t,a,
hurgs and oznaburgs,
Bale fine India Cotton
DO. Gilla Handkerchief,
Cases Irish sheetings,
Do. Irish Linens
1 Case Umbrellas,
Bales Kendall Cotton,
o. Best superfne Cloths, Plains. Kersev,
and great variety Of piece and Cut Goods.
amounting to upwards OF I,5OO; of such "a
Fiannels, CoatiNgs, Ianchestry, coarse Cd
Cloths, long Cloths, Ribbons, elegant lace V, lis.
Cotton and Worsted Hosiery, Cassimeres. Mus.
Inns, Ginghams, Hessians, German Sheetinp. e
a number of other articles too tedious 10 e1u.
merate-which will be offered at private sale
until Monday, the 18th of this month. tOctI
when every article remaining Oh hand. zuiH BE-
sold, SPithOut reserVe, aud on such terms as will
be accommodating to purchasers-The sale To-
commences at ten
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We Have i'm Store.
FOR PRIVATE SAFE

FOX PRIVATE SALE,
8 8 f f Sss, Prime n-...,a4, s-se,
$4,000 lbs Loaf do. the principal part OF
which is Pennington's best labelIed
IN Boxes and Barrels.
10 PuBcheons old Antigua Rum. of 6na a..
vOur,
50 Barrels Baltimore Whiskey,
~ Ceroons best FIotant INDIGO.
A9o'0Oo lbs Coffee, part best green, in
iierces, Barrels and Bags,
SO Bags Pepper,
10 DO Pimcnto,
~ o6 Che e different sizes of Imperial Tea,
oo Boxes Cotton and Wool Cards. assor.
ted,
Best Spanish Cigars, Cater OIL, Soap, Can.
uies' chocolate, Nutmegs-and many other ar.
ticles in the Grocery line.
And have just Received,
50 Pipes first quality, 4th proof Cogniae
~ Eases doz- each, sparkling CHAM
paign, ofsuperior quality,
10 Gases, 2 doz. each, old ST. Julien Claret
Wine,
10 Do doz. each, of do.
% Gases 2 dozen each, Carbonieu white
oA|'N-V9 uOZGH eacH,
Cases sweet oil,
$50 Cases Cologne Water,
~ Barrels white Wine Vinegar,
10 Bags Almonds, IL lbs each
o. Which are also offered for private sale
BY
MONCURE, ROBINSON &
PLEASANTS,
PendHe 0laeferS, corner ofD. e. 1874 streefs,
October II. tds
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Mrs .NANcr IA. KNLcnr:

I AXE NOTICE, that at the next session os
the General Assembly, shall petition for
q DIVORCE from you as nv Wife. or tbsf
that honorable body should pass Law, PLACING.
me on the same footing as you now stand, by
the Act passec 1T the session of the last Assem-
bly-that is to preclude you from claiming any.
part of my property either real or personal, but
that may hold the same, free from any de :.
mand on your part, for dover or maintenance.
as my Wife, as YOU conduct yourself towards
me not as Wife, bat as an enemy and q
stranger.
Yours, &c
WALTON KNIGHT.
October 7. v2tr
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l77 l-2 Acres of Land,
NOTICN.

l shall petition the Virginia Legislature at
their next session, for leave to erect a TOLL,
BRIDGE across FALLING CREEK in
the County Of Chesterfield.
ROBERT TEMPLE.
Ampthili, Oct. 9th, 1913. (wtld)
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From other sources than the above we
learn that General Harrison now has COM
petent force to overpower any that can be
opposed to him, and is well supplied. He
alone will be in fault if he does not, as we
hope and believe he will, carry his arms and
his conquestS rapidly through Upper Cana
da
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Cory Of a letter from Com. PERRxto the

Cory Of letter from Com. PERRY TO the
Secretary ofthe Navy.
u. S. Schooner Ariel, Maiden Harbor.
9Th September, 1913. 5 p. NJ
SIR have the honor 70 acquaint you
that the Army under Maj Gen. HARRI-
SON have this moment marched into NAL
den, without opposition, and that the Squa-
dron are now at anchor off the town
Ihave the honor to be, &c.
q. II. PERRY.
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VIM. i'll Hubbard,
Reshecyi4hy informs his Customers and che
hubiic, that he hasjust received, and
IS NOW OPEWIJVG
Sixty packages shoes

SHY packages SHOES
Comprising more than nine thousand pair,
and Consisting Of a general assortment suit
able for the season, most of which were
made to order and particularly for Re
failing
On hand, one hundred and Fqvehfy hair
Cossack Boots,
One thousand pair plantation Shoes, Of
his own manufactory-23 doz. Wool Haas
30 do. black aud col'd Roam skins-Shoe
Thread-Boot Cord, &c. BIC.
l5s Orders from town and country viii
be gratefully received ard punctuaily atten-
ded TO.
Boots and Shoes made to measures az
short notice, and in the neate,t manner, at
his BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE.
Oct. Ia III
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Notice.

4 LII persons having any claims agains
n the estate of Philip Gooch, decd. vii
axe this notice, that the executors have
iully administered the personal assets and that
here is a suit brought m the Superb Court OF
hancery at Stauntou, by David and Jas. Gar
and against the executors Of said decede1t,
o subject Tract Of Land, or the proceeds OF
Tract Of Land, wiled BY said decedent to be
old for the payment Of his debts, which said
md has lately been sold. Those persons
ose claims have not been paid, bad better
ave themselves made parties TO The above suit,
some way put in their claims, in order that
ne chancellor may make an equal division Of
I'D equitable as e,s.
ROBERT WALKER.
VIM. 3 GOOCB
letting Executors Of Phaif Coach, dec It
Oct. Ia. 4w.
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or The sale of Captain Goodwln's Lot at
Rockets (see the last p.ge OF this paper) is
pOSTpoNED till Satc day the 23rd inst. at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon, when it will certainly
take plsce
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We the honor TO be, &c.
WM. Il. HARRISON.

Extract of q 1efter from Colonel Smith Of
the Fife Regiment 10 Colonel H. 7 vi.
coll, InshectoT Generai, daEcd
Lower oandusby,
October I'd, 1873
4" have already collected $40 OF my Re-
eiment. The last accounts from the Gene
S3I sta,e hat he was in pursuit OF Proctor
WHO had evacuated Maiden, few hours
before he landed. fear he will make his
escape. leave here Immediately for Por
tage and probably Head Quarters, to pro.
cnre transport for shy detachment"
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De ODER II.
TIE Capture or .ILQLDE.N
COM Of q letter from Maj. Gen. RAR-
RISoN 10 me Uar Department.
Headquarters, Amherstouig,
SeDtember Dad 1873

RISoNt 10 me H'ar Department.
Head Quarters, AmherstbuIg,
September 23d, 1913.
SIR,
have the honor toinfortn you that
landed the army under my command about
three miles beltw this pace az O'Clock
this evening, without opposition, and took
possession of the town in an hour after.
General Proctor has retreated to Sandwich
with his regular troops and Indians, having
previously burned The Fort, Navy Yard,
barracks and Public store Houzes--the two
latter were very extensive, covering several
acres of ground. l viii pursue the enemy to-
morrow, although there 10 no probability of
overtaking him, as he has upwards of one
thousand hurses, and we have not one ~
the Army. | Shall think myself fortunate
To- be abie to collect a sufficleuey t. noun,
Inc Genera Officers 1t is supposed here
that General Proctor intends to establish
himself upon the River French, 40 nile.
from Maiden.
have the honor 20 be, &c.
WIN. H. HARRISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-10-14

There is press ofnews from Europe, but
much confusion and uncertainty in the detail.
The arrNistice has been broken off; but what
is asserted in the London prints does not APP
pear to be so well established, namely, that
Austria has joined the allies against Napoleon
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VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICKM o Nd
THURSDAY. OcroBnR IA. 1919

| We are sth left in the dsrk concerning. "a,
reported battle on Lake Ontario. Anxiety be
| gins to give way TO curiosity and the pu5lic
NON lose their approximations for our gallant of
| iicers and seamen. in speculaiions as to the &C
curscy of vision of tie seeys OF Fort George.
The capture ofthe U brig Argus, which
we announce today, was TO have beeuexpected
from the service she was employed in. Enga.
ged in taking and destroying British vessels on
the English coast, the Lords OF the Admiralty
picked out a vessel 70 go and take her and
their lor.Ishps took especial care to leave
nothing to chance, or even to skill. The won
much damage as she did Twenty one vessels
destroyed, win not tell well m the history of
Lloyd's. One OF our revenue cutters, off Block
Island, has just served the English privateer
Dart as the Argus was served by the Pelican,
aud we think with more heroism than Captain
Naples can lay claim to. The reader will find
the account under the Newport head The
brave Allen is much and deservediy IaInented,
well as those other stout hearts that expir
ed with him. He was among the most promi-
sing officers Of our navy. Thepe is one thing
in our naval battles that must strike the Bril-
fish themselves very forcibiy and that is, that
they have never beat us except they picked tLei,
ships. Whenever we have met, in the common
track of war, the Lion hss croucIed to the Ea.,
gle. British naval supremacy is gone forever.
john Bull is now only second best.
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WAsu1NcroN CRY, Oct. 9.

Cory of letterJroni Commodore Cdmh6eA
10 the Secretary ofthe Nary, dated
ST. MARYs, Sept. Is, 1913.
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&C. Shields, Esq. St. Mildred's Cour.."
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DOMESTIC MANuFAcTuREs.

Yankee
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/ WO Dollars cWdiu.

yDAN AWAY from the subscriber
w Oh the 22d OF November last al
Apprentice By to the Shoe and Boot
making business. He is about i4years
1T are, q feet 8 or a inches high has
when spoken to a down look had on
when he went away a pair of country
cloth trowsers and blue roundabout and
wool battle Is at his fathers, John
Anderson, living near Broad Creek
Church, in Maryland.
Also, a HEIFER which will be one
year old mex: spring 1t is OF llghtlsh
red color has white forehead and a
slit in each ear. 1t is expected she Is
towards tie Four-mle Run.
Whoever will bring me the above.
mentioned Apprentice and Heller shall
receive two dollars; or the Heiter alone,
shall receive the sumo. And sill give
6 - cents for the Boy without the
Heller.
= All versions are forbid harboring said
Bow uuder the severest penalties OF the
law.
Iohn Wood,
Shoe and Boot.maker, Duke Street.
January
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TO Rem !.

he alexandria Museum,
3NEVOTED to Charitable purposes,
: 3 and belonging to the Alexandria
Washington Lodge No. 90, IS open for
the reception Of Visitors, every day I'D
the week, from 10 A. Nj, to PM. (Sun-
day exc. ptcd) on the following terms:
Single visit for grown persons, IS
cent.
S,.yle visit for children, 10 l-2 cents.
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oS2ph .laHdcvilie,
coraer Of King ond FanJac Streets

osyph .!aHdcvllie,
Corser Of King Ond Fartar Streets,
HIS FDR SALE,
Ia Cavsti-s and Id Chests new
&c s
fiuab WIDER, 1mreris,. Hyson, Young
TYSON, dyson Skin and Souchong
2s,cfO ID, Coffee
IS hhds Mu:Cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
so 0 b. loaf and lump Sugars
no nsrre's New England RUm
IS punchcons %, India 20.
10 barrels Nb.skey
a a,Ds> French Srs'dv
80 Hogshcads retailing Molasses
$50 oss> Pepper AID Pim<nio
s 0 -. '>panisn Indigo
900 10 choice Maoder
so 10 ref ID Salt Pere
IS ,a.ks GHn powder
Wnich with ms usual general as
,Dr,meut of tht best Wines Liquors
nj ;roter'es, he will dispose Of Oh
reasonable terms.
Avg 81.
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{ No 855

!. Thirty Dollars >ewalu.
4 b GNDED on the nj, ~ U! ths
~ 9Th nj. a Nce,o Slave namrd
RUDERNK,
About 81 years # ige, ,eet 2 or 8
inches high, is likei, ne 70 WITH Small
features and down look, h" has besn
several voyages 70 sea and hau on a
sail r, dress Of rev blue is,kct aid
tr.'wssrs, and took with him SEVERAL
other articles OF ciothing-his parents
1--we AT sale bury, Somerset County,
Eastern Shorc of Maryland, where It
is po>ti lie lie is gone The shove re.
ward wi il be paid for experimenting afil
returning HIM to thi. place witii all
reasen4ble charges. Masters of fcss
sels and OF ers are warned asai-A
aryoring or employing him in Y
way under the sew rest penalties IT ths
Law.
William Fowle.
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WEDNES FAY, JANUARY 20. 1919
Ioh, Gardner Ladd,

L W. Joi SAI1Sl -o0SAS
HIS FOR sale,
Muse sugars in lids. ,ierces and
| hbis.
Yves !Hdia Rum in puncheons,
CofFee ani Pepperi:, b3gs,
! imperial. Gunpo~&er, Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas of the LAT
est importaaions, in quarter chests
and boxes,
| Russia Hcmp and Iron,
Awedes Iron ABSORBED,
Russ Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck.
bale Spanish Wool,
By 10, by s.9 by IL. and 10 ny ~
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles aud Goldfish in box.
Figs,es,
I.isboo Floor Mats,
Wniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bDls
/ Fcw1r casks old Sherry, LONDON Par
t,cular Madeira and Streights Red
Wire,
Cord,ec and Lines Of various sorts,
VENTING md Wrapping Paper,
| M NJ 'VoNocu's an Chi.dren's Shoes
it, harrc!s and boxes,
e. Bottle Lorks in baIc>,
Sale Lcath.r
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
| "halk ami Hiaistcr Of Paris
A>.o, pLDUDHS of the most proved
construction and one pair rench
Burr Mill SoneS
n~tn', &
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Rank of alexandria,

January 4, 1919.
NOTICES hereby given to the stock
holders in this Institution, tl:at DIV
dend is this day declared OF tour per
cent. for the last bali year, ard VIII be
ready to be paid to them or their iegs'
representatives., on Thursday the IN
instant.
By order of the Board,
J. L. JMacKE.N.N.a, Cashier.
Janaary>s so'"
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anua,y 8 eoit
PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority Of Dc cree
OF the Circu, Cour! Ut the United
t7tcs, OF the District + Columbia held
at A. xandraa. IN tic tie case OF Sar i,a
ci >. Thomas, against the h. irs OF
Richard Arell he subscribers Hill
expose public sale on the premises,
IN r. day the 18th day of this no. h
At 5 c':lock IN the a'telnoon--thst va
luabIe half are Of e oun,i, sit"tet I
the intersection of Prirce ant Mt
treets in the Town Of 1Iexar drie, ~
the south side of Prince and the cost
see If PITT Street For rhc acromnns
dation of persons isposcd TO purchases
It ill be laid IF IN sod i" sma'l Cir
Of a convenient siz for bn ding -
Dnc HI d OF the purchase no ey III
C equlreh in hand, ard on tn" r.s' To
CT dit of three and six month " IL
~. allowed to be secured nv good -
lorsed re otiable n";es, and hen on
tie prope " s'ia
r l Taylor,
P. c.. Ma; steller.
Jar II g.
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Lawras n and Fowle,

Lawras n and Fowle,
OFFER FOR SALE,
The Cargo oi the schooner. Combine,
Captain Trip, of
100 tons Plaster Paris,
And the Cargo of Schooner Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dhpt Candles.
50 barrels PRIME Boston Beet.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
December 9. --
For sale or Hire.
A NERO Vi An, wh1 is custom
ed to a.tng carv of hor es and dfIvi1 3
a draw, he 1lso understands Coarse
Shos. IN king n working Is garden
Apply at the Ofhcc of the Grzctte
nc"rmher 4
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/ Viii sell d tcmdic oidVe,
sn;,able tor Farm, at very redocea
mice and l will give liberal wages tor
a Male Slave of good condition, 'or
the ensuing year, to be employed 10
Alexandria.
Bede Clements.
Dssembera2a.
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| Al Vr.NuUt'
+, ,dayand friday
/. b. sonD' ,,.;..
T. store, corner of Prime
fW,ter .tre"tS
FIM1 Goods, Gro
Er<c, sc.
| sh,c, will be expressed
| hill, Of the day, :.
| co.,, which are on Il
-. 10. a, af which arc
[,n i an TINE be We've
/ .t.w / west lir"ita'loF
y r Nara"ner.
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! FG' fGI '''S = Y'i''""
kiuPS9 vs. GRd nee
- LICYD'S-
Re ,,y4a II addition t
stock. = g erai Is
| lc';n-8 oitne 6'.t Q'l'
lin h. viii! sci! who's
II on IS COOL ,,rrns
a,.a in Baltimore D
C,porY AercnaatS Az
/ re sophie ton To-
Llr cash, or on a GO
his $50 received \ &c
let of SarSi, al A'str"-
qe Patent NJ dicIne'
Eqdicc Hittsrs,
b umtnt.
M Fjixir, for Coughs,
bias. GOnsumpt,ons, &c
M Powders,
ao,h Paste,
|LlrA,
tm.nt Sc &c.
guest casa plice glver
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S,.yle visit for children, 10 l-2 cents
STEAM BOATS
FOR SHE.

THE ALBANY STEAM BOATS,
Hop. a1d Perseverance,
WIT lncir Machinery. ! ackle and Ar-
parel. These boats having lun Quay
one season are in the 0est order ana
repa,r For terms oppiv to the Pr.n-
tiers, or to H. BLEEcKER, CAPITOL Hill,
" ashington.
Nov 20
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J.AnA (. L.
/. Sc r,ke notice, that
+ ,ae .ttho ii az oa, : !,
| oAahiN to ne "e'd
...ri' ~ %pu
|o,o Tie. .A-t as coHns 1
4 |sa II m We tn, cou"
T. , agit,t you IN favor
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--ncing III" go y !
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(ox .aIr 1p'' v"ur Lot
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IriN - i--llIJ
Has for Sale, the Cargo ofthr Schooner
LeaRrr, consisting Of
1900 busneis Liverpool ground Alum
Salt,
10 Crates Liverpool Ware. of Dishes
Plates. Bowls, Pitchers and MNsa,
70 bushels Potatoes,
6 boxes racks and Brads assorted.
Also, 700 Tow Cloth B.ss Of 9 BUSH
els each.
November "a
Yeaton e Conway,
Hare inst reserved from .New- YORK,
90 barrels p!ime Pork
20 do. Cargo do.
80 do. prime Beef.
~ STORE,
10 bids. first quality Sugar
81 pieces first do. Russia Sheetlne
10 do. Russia Duck,
Ship Chandlery ard Groceries, as usual
October ii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-08
From a late London Paner.

DIR ESDEE, Sept. s.
General Moreau, mortally wounded by
the trst cannon fired from the redoubts of
Dresden, and conveyed by Russian soldiers
through the rout of which ne was a witness.
only succeeded with great pain and difficdl-
ty, which caused continual cries in reaching
the Bohemian frontiers on the 9th day after
his amputation He died in the midst of his
country's enemies, in frighful despair. His
oody was conveyed to Lanen, and there
lad out IN state, without doubt to shew a
people with what CELEBRITY punishment fol.
lows treason. The day on which ne was
struck, he had sat at the table Of a Sovereign.
Among other traitors, the Saxons Lagenau
and lhlelman, & the Swiss, Jomni, surren-
dered to the Emperor Alexander. The two
nrSt' led by murderous ambition, came to
direct fire and sword against the capital of
their country, against the august abode of
their King and their Masters family. The
third had at the moment of the recon.
Increment OF hostilities deserted that army
Which had adopted him, and in which he
was decorated with superior rank. The
emperor OF Austria does not permit any OF
these men to approach him; zone NAV, %
ne has SAID, "make use Of traitors as we
make use Of spies" In short, ifcontempt Of
treason is the FIRST sentiment Of every virtu>
Gus soul, it must ever be an act of pru-
dence on the part Of sovereign it IS his
own cause he defends; he Cannot honor trai.
Tors without risklng his own safety.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-08

" The Emperor was passing along the front oftb.
line towards the right, where An attack was ORDER
cd, and had stopped for a nlomrnt TO direct the
movements o. some Russian battalhons. on ground
thin reach of the cross fire OF two French bate
res, when Gen Moresu, who was speaking to his
Imperial Majesty and close 10 him. Was wonndeJ
me shot struck one thigh, passed through the horse
anu shattered the o,ner leg, so that the General
was Obliged to submit to the anputation of both con-
suerso'y above the knee.-lt is impossible TO shew
more nyroic inasnanimity and ccmposure than the
General has displayed in every circumstance of b;s
ureadtui wound and from that firmness and tram
guilty. there is reason to hope his life will be pre-.
served. He has been noyed on n,cns shoulders in
n,tcr oeh'nd the Eyer. The Emperor remained
by him when he fell, till he WAS placed unon savs-
raj OF the Cossack's pixies and carried off and after
,ne operation went with the King of Prussia to sec
hn' and has paid him every possible attention.
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LATEST FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
PARIS, Sept. I6

PARIS, Sept. 10
The following intelligence, which may be-
considered as certain, has been written.frora
Dresden, under date Of the 9Th inst.
The Emperor left Silesia on the 81
Aug. after having beaten the enemy on the
2lst at Lowenbutgj after his departure,
I So1nt Lauriston gained a signal advanta age.
Ills Male ty left the command with the
Duke of Tartoto, who made dispositions
to proht by the vic,ory--briskly pursued
the enemy. and attacked him upon the
heightsof Janer. Every thing gave reason
ior suppcsng that those dispositions would
have been Crowned with the most brilliant
success; bat on the Goth aud 27ih the rain
jeii in torrents, the Bobr reached and carri>
ca away the bridges, and the roads were CO.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-11-08
Boston, Oct. 81.

" Ehe ship North Star, Captain Peter
son, arrived at this port. on Monday. in So
days from Lisbon. BY this ARRIVAL, we re-
ceived from our Correspondents. Ale of Lis,
Don Hazettes, to the 3lst August, inclusive:
! hey do not contain syllable of news later
.han the accounts, received from Eng
iand.-Ihe French, at the latest accounts
stiii held possession of the following pla.
ces and strong holds in Spain :-In B's-
cay. along the coast, Santona, Castro.
the fort of Bilboa, st Sebastian Fuontara-
o,a--ln Naverre, Pampeluna--in Arrogan,
Maiden, Molcon. and Jaca-in Valensia.
Denia, Sagunto, and Peniscola--in Catalor
MIA, Fortosa, Tarragona, *Lerida. Barcelo-
ma, Ostalrich, Girona, Figueras, and Rosas
ALI strong holds, well garrisoned, Sc some
OF them considered impregnable. The line
OF Qualifications from Denia to Rossas, ON the
Mediterranean coast, extends to more than
oOo miles, and Marshal Suchet was At Bar.
ceiona, the centre, with dsposab,e force.
1t is presumed. of about 10000 men. A
combined force of English, Spanish and ST.
c'ian troops, consisting ofabout so, 600 men,
under Lieut. Gen. Lord William Ben,inck,
was opposed to him, who had his II 0 last,
at Reus- these two last armies are seem,
Ingly entirely disconnected from those under
Lord Wellington and Marshal Soult, though
these twolas chieftains are respectively
Generaiissimos OF the whole.
-. 81. a
by the arrival Of the shin Erie IL is re-
ported fhat 81. Sebastian had cohnukafed 10
ne British, and that Ja7Tagona had been
blown uh and evacuated.