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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
LETTER FROM C ATTAIN BROKE TO
g APTAlN l. AWREN

CAPTAIN WgENCE.
Es b'nanniss Nojesy's shit Shannon.
III Bes'pa, ,3ane 1919
StR,-As the Ches-qesks appears now
ready tor sea, l request you will do me The
favor to Meet the 5bsnnon with her, ST.. . TO
ship 20 tfythe fortune OF our respective flags.
To an oihcerjof .our chsIacter, - requires
some apology for proceeding to farther par
teuiars. Re assured, SIR, thar II is not
from any doubt can enletta'n OF your wish
ing 10 close with my proposals, but merely
TO provide nm ansW-r ~ any OBJECTION which
might be made, end very reasonably, upon
the chance Of our receiving unfair support.
After the dligent attention which we had
paid to commodore Rodgers ! the pains
took to detsch all force but ihe shannon
and Tenedos 10 such u dis,lrce that they
could no, possibly join in suy action fought
IN sight OF tie Capes aud the various yer.
bal messages which had been sent into
Boston 10 tha elect we were much dis
q appointed To find the commodore hsd elu-
ded us b, sailing on the fas, change, after
The prevailing esste,ly winds had obliged us
10 keep an Sing iroN the cosst. lie per
hsps wished FOR SINE sronsy assurances of
a isir meeting. ! am therefore induced TO
add tss you more particularly, and TO AS
suic YOU that what l write ] pledge my
honour TO perform To The utmost of my pow
er
The shannon mounts twen'y.iour guns
upon her broadsde. and one light boa, gun
eighteen Founders on her main deck, and
thirty TWO pound csrronades GA her quar-
ter deck and fnrecastle and is manned
with complement Of three hundred men
AID bois ( large proportion Of the laie,)
beSides thirty sesmen, boys and psssengers
WHO were taken out of recaptuFed yessels
l. ~. | am thus minute, because report
has pre'-'led IN some Of the Boston pa
pers that we had one hundred and hfty
mon, Sodld, nal lent us T. ON La Horue.
witch sesi'y never WAS the case. La Houre
:. now gone Ia Half X for PROVISIONS, aud !
viii send Il Other ships beyond The p lwer
OF ln's irl1hg oiih us, and NEE, YOU wher.
eVel 1t IS most agreeable to you, wlhin he
limits OF ne aforementioned rendezvous,
VIZ,
!, From Dix % ten leagues east Of Cape Cod
light house, from eight 10 ten leagues east
OF Cape AIMS light, on Cashe's ledge in lat
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Gunpowder Manufa 6tory

ne iubicriber having become interefled
M. IN The Mandatory of Gunpowder at
~ ms"ne'd, Mals in conneI,ion with MIR.
nns,e' Donglai' info. ms his friends and the
uone 'hat he ihal in fu ufe be enabled TO
appy 'hem with Cunpowder of fuper our
sany and on vety Reaionsble terms at his
.'S v'e NO 81 fate llfeet Bottom, where he has
,a' ." "a nsHd Englifh, Tower proof and Du.
NJ N.Y. q Cos beit Gunpswder- Refund & Cruoe
nn Balls aud Grape shot-Can-
n pOa OF variou, 6ze.--Mu ket and pinol
I.-patent shot--Brmfane- Bar aud PIP.
ss. au' wl'h every sr.ic.e Of the armament Of
'''p' Oh War add Military Coripanie.
ELIJAH WELLINGTON.
eannon Nuke add Piaol Cartridges
,.apowasf-'ohot-BaII--Flint.t rs by Re.
TAI as above by A. WFtIEP y sm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Leonard Il A. II. Crofs,

Leonard Il A. II. Cro(s,
No. Union RO19. MIDI. FRET,
LAVE for iale 20 chef. souehoug and Hy-
= fonfkin Teas, of a hyperion quality
4 Hhds II quality Brown sugar
Hhds c. fee - 20 ba es Cotton
10 Kegs robacco-25 boIe, No I Chocolate
200 quintal. EngIiih Cod Fifth PACKED in HID,
IS do Pollock and Scale do
8 pipes Cogniac Brandy
overwhelmingly olalss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
acknowledgements
Csfia- Raifns--Candies
cafes ENGLISH HATS
81 caflSs n quality American Cunpowdcr,
Mahacufe,ts inipection
100 buihei- yellow Corn
10 .Bbls Mel Beef, SC &C
The above goods will be fold cheap for cain
or fhort approved credit
Portland, Sept (ew)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
From The Pouyhkehsie Journal.

TFoW fHc CASHheIiotf "oufH'
Gen. ARMsrRoNG.--Weu understand
gbat gen Armstrong on bis way TO the
frontiers, stopped al his place in Red
1 ook---while there he stated in CON-
yersation with some gentlemen. that
gen. Dearborn had been dismissed
from the command OF the army for
disobedience OF ordeps. That he had
been direeied to attack Kingston instead
of Little York--,hat his force was SUI
foieni to have taken Kingston at that
time, in the state OF defence in which it
then was and tina, his conduct on that
occasion had ruined the plan Of the
campaign. He further stated tina, the
future success of the campaign Deepen.
ded on our gaining the ascendency on
Lake Ontario. - ~
The general further remarked that
there was now no longer any hrostecis Of
heace, and spoke OF a contemplated re
moyal OF the regular troop, from Bur
lineton to Sackelt's Ha,bor, and intima-
ted that their place was TO be supplied
by militia. Indeed We hear that the IN.
dependent companies OF Columbia coun-
~ have already been ordered 10 MARCH
The account given sbove of general
Armstrong; remarks, we have from
undoubted authority. As the general
seems hot to have hesitated to speak OF
The movements of our troops, sc. We
see no Improperly in laying his obser
valions b. lore the public. They will
rive 10 throw some light on our pres
ent situation and prospects.
Plan Of the Camhaign-It is now
said that the latest plan formed for con-
quering Canada, is to concentrate all
our armies in the neighborhood OF Bur-
lington from whence they will penetrate
di eectly into Lower Canada and make q
dash at Montreal,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
BENJAMIN BUTMAN,

BEN JAMlN BUTMAN,
S;ss Of. tie Goid.n Mcrssr, ,bf;5dss Shsa,
i AS JUN replenifhedhis Rock of
Drugs and Medinnes,
Painters eoisrs tJ' OF; Clot6ier's
Dye Stufi, &c.
AND offers Tor lale,
10 Casks Londor whi,e Lead
40 kegs do do do ground in Gil
2 casks do Red do
10 do Spruce Yellow
s do span ih Brown
Q ahds Whiting;
200 lbs yerdigriie
500 10, Gum CoPai
100 do sbelac
IS bbls Linleed Oil /;
s bhls Sp - rurpeotige
$50 boxes Bottom, Chelmsford and Crown
Gals warren, hzes;
20 tons Logwood
~ tons Fuilc,
hhds Cop,erss;
hhds AlluR;
10 bids ground Camwood.
1900 lbs Roman ViIriol
200 lbs Oil do
200 lbs Bengal Indigo;
$50 lbs Nu,sall.
100 lbs Msdder
40 lbs Salt Pe,re, u tSs
~ B earneiily calls fos 50 immediate dir
charge OF all old balances STA July. .
FLOUR & BREAD
QUANTITIES of -Four and Bread warran.
ted. epnfiantiy on hand. and for fAle At
the iowea market price, by
WILLIAM FIR ANCIS.
Feb IS, 1918. tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

43 N. at IN ot-ring anu distance you
please To fix n he s6uih breakers OF Nan"
tucbet, 10 he shoal n ST George's Bank
II you will favor ne with sHy plan 1t signals
or telegrnphs, will warn you 4 sailing
under this promise should any OF my
friends be too nigh or any where IN sight,
until can de,sch shern Gus OF he wa, !
would sail with you under flag of truce
- any plAee YOU ,h.nk Safest IN our Cruz
sers. hualing it down when far 10 begin
hosiilties.
Yau must, sir. be va thu. my Proposals
s'e highly ed9ansge"us TO You, a. you can
not procee d To ses singly in the Chesapeake
without emminent risk Of being erusaen
by the superior force oftbe Numerous BIT
,sh soosdrons which are nov abroad (;
where all yonr efforts, in case OF a rencon
tre, would, however gallant, be perfectly
hopeless. entreat you sir, not 10 imagine
that | IN urged by mere personal---very. 10
the wish of meeting the Chesape cake or hat
depend only upon your personal ambition
Tor your acoeding 10 this insi,s,ion we
have both noble motives. You viii feel il
ass compliment ii l say, that the result of
our NEE ing may be the mos, grateful SER
wee Can render my country and ! doubi
not fhs, you, equally confident of success,
Will feel convinced, that il is only 10y re-
prated triumplis III eyer c0'n5ais that your
iials navy can now hope 10 console your
country for the loss Of ,hs, trsde it can no
longer protect. Favor me II speedy re
Ply. We are short of provisions and cannot
usy long here
l. have the honour TO be, sir, your obedi.
ent humble servant
(oigned) p.E. V. BROKE,
Captain IF H. D. M Slip Shannon.
N. u. For he general service of watch.
ing your COST, il is requisite fot. me TO kee p
another ship IN company, to support me with
her guns and boats when employed near
the land, and psfucr'atly to aid each olher
i elhsr SHIP IN chase should get on shore
You must be aware that cannot, conss, enl.
ly With my duly, wave so great in c Ivan
tsge TOR this general service. by de- aching
my con,Jrt, without an assurance on your
part OF meeting me directly and that you
will neither seek nor admit aid from any
other of Jon, armed vessels, If detsoh mine
expressly for the sake of meeting you
Should any special order restrain you from
nus answering q formal ,thsilenge, you
may Jet obiige RE by keeping my proposal
asectes, snd II pointing any place you like
TO meet US (wIthiu three hendred miles of
boston) IN sgiven number of days after ypn
ssai as unless you sgree to so itserviews |
may De busted IN oher service, aud per-
hsps be a. dist snce fiom Boston when you
go 10 sea-Choose your terms-but let us
meet.
To the Commander Of the u 81
figste Chesapeake
ErSgsefucnf on Nh. fpy.gob.
We have thir cen American prisoners on
board. which will give Won for a. many
British sailors il YOU will send them Out,
Otherwise. being piss eersmen, they must
be detained
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Total 1919 guns,

IT l1rniontment Of me qror tores--A
writer in the Trenton Federalist pr, o.
poses that the Legislature of New Jer.
sey should vary the quotas Of the di--
rect tax in that state, SO as to impose it
on the respective counties, in propor-
ton to the number Of 7par votes which
shall be given in each county at the en-.
suing election, by which means the spar
ta-r will fell heaviest where the war has
most friends He thinks the war NET
cannot complain of having the honour
10 contribute to the support Of meas.
ure they so mitch admire =
After so often pledging their lives
and fortunes in support Of the pres.
ent administration and all their meas.
ures, we should suppose the democrats
would be proud 10 take the whole bur-
den The war OH their own shoulders.
-. y. 7. Herald.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
The Honored Dad.

1t has been ftated in fome papers,
that MIR. Oliver, who has fucceeded
to the command of the Brilifh fquad-
ron, sof New-London,. Iefufed on
the application of com. Decatur, per-
mission to traniport the bodies of
Capt. Lawrence and 1t. Ludlow,
through, the Sound, to N. York. We
underltand this is not the fact that
on the application being firit made,
there was want of fcme explicitnels
which Com. Decatur interpreted as
refufal but that when the object
of the requef was fully underltood,
Capt Oliver, wrote the Commodore a
very polite letter, regrettihg any de,
lay which might have ariien, from a
Misunderstanding ofthe buGnels. &
granting in its fullest extent, the lib-
erty requeaed.-Bsf Gaz.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
aiserlhnp.

Chesapeake ard Shannon.
The following Letter Is taken from the Port
foi'o. /. was received a Charles Oh no.
f~'i afer the dsy ths Csptain Law
REscs went to srs, s. , he never kne "
that such letter had been written nm
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Hnieri an Cotton CooAi,
CONSULTING OF

cossIsTlNo OF
single Yarn Tor Warp aud Filling
Ia threaded white s color'd Stocking Yarn
Wh's aud eolored iewiug Cottons
shfnng'--shee'irg s-Check.--stripes
eiagham'-ChamDray,-Bs Ticking, &c
~ Shopkeepers in town and country and
people 10 general who with to furuifh them-
Nlvs' with che above articles, will be iup-
Pied at the Factory prices.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
DIED.

DIED, sI8IF
In Prague, the P,usslsA Genera! ScharJ
nos,, of wound received in the battle OF
Lu zen.
In Copenhagen the Danish Ceperat
d'Ewsid, formerly in the service Of R4sss
CasSei. snd among those who acted against
his country in the revolutionary war.
Near Detroit, Cor. lsoG.re Alexander
Grant. aged 81 he thfmerij lad command
4, Lake Chsmplsi"t - AZ
In Rhlnrhapx, IN. Y Msier, W. Rat
cliefe, sged T6i a patriot OF the sevssc. ions.
In Fort Se@re. Niagara. Mt. splh cs7s.
well. jun. an afhcer in The U. S army,
In Newburs. ~, y Mr.. William b.eks.
Near the VAIN Sprbgs, IS. { Csns a I.
John Martin, aged Sc. an active and eater
prisng officer during ths Revolution,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

James Moore, private, enlisted in
Lancaster, and belonging to capt San.
dersoD's company of II months regu-
lars, was SHOT on Monday the ID in.
slant, at Seneca, the present bead quar-
tiers of the North Western Army, for
the crime Of desertion. -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

An Orleans paper states, that PetioDs
the general Of the negroes in St. Do.
mineo, is restored to the good graces
Of Bonaparte, and principal general
arrived there, assures him The emperor
is sending him $4,000 musque,s, be-
sides other warlike stores; and supplies
Of every description, to make war Of
the British islands.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
American Manufactured Goods

. No z, M.Rsy', Ron.
osfpH POPE, agent fer AIny G B,O-va,
y Providence who keep hm conlla ally
'upphed from heir long known and wei ef.
t1bhihed Factory al Pawtucket. with gen.
<fal adOrtment OF
HRieyi an Cottou GooH,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
nMes Wanted.

albes Wanted,
DASH will he paid for few tons Pot and
- Pearl Alhes. by $ Il 5. PORTER. No,
u, Unicu Wharf. QO February 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
AisR6IE ID.

In addison, VI. Rev. Allen Greet, o.
Turner Me to Miss. Perses Sspih. y
In Falmouth, by the Rev. c. Bradley, Mt.
Alexander Merriil,,o Mss Betsey Knight
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Commodore Chauncey.

Commodore Chauncey, =
Having sailed on his third cruise tnn
National Advocate gives the following
as the cxac amount of his force, az we'll
as that of the er,emy -
.6lfERICd.N SQUADRON -.
Corvette Ship Gensral Pike, % guns
Ship Madison, "a guns.
WIS.,. Brig Oneida, Is guns.
Schooners Sylph, 10 gaps,
Governor Tornpkins eun..
Conquest, 2 guns.
Ontario, 2 guna.
Pert, gan.
Lady Of the Lake, gum
- Total 60 guns.
This is every gun our squadron had
mounted at the time it sailed.
BRITISH SQUADRON o
Ships General Wolfe, ~ guns.
Royal George, "a guns.
Orig Earl Mora, l8 guns,
... n Neqv u ig, 5. ID euns.
Sshrs. Prince Regent, le guns.
Sir 5 Smith, IA guns.
Gro7vler, guns.
s'aha, 2suns.
- =,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20
Pau for yomr Newspapers.

u
THIS paper completes five years since
the subscriber assumed the publication
ofthe GAzsrrE-during this period he
has laboured to render 1t an interesting
and useful Journal of passing events
with what success, his Friends and pat
-ons will decide. Whilst he tenders
his thanks to all for their patronage,
and particularly those who have rot
been unmindul Of the maxim that the
.,aa6oursr is ivOrftg efhis hire" he takes
this opportunity to request Of all those
Indebted, to discharge their bills up to
The first of September neYt.
We have forwarded The bills of the Gaz.
etc up to September 1. 1918. to Agents in
the toIloming ,owns--viz.
Walio6oroagh- hn Head, ESQ. T. NJ,
n E~,s'- Jesse Page. E.q' p. N
Tao,nasfen--J joseph sprsgue Esq.
Canden-Mr. Phineas Bowers
S NsJ,sa,,, Mr.. R. c. Johnson
Who are hereby authorised TO receip, the
bill, on payment.
~ Those who have not the means
Of paying At present, are deaired to set.
lie their accounts by note.
ARTHUR SMILEY.
Gaaene-Ofce, Dug so. 1913
NOTICE.
rf'HE Copartnerihip heretofore exiting be-
/ tween the fubfer,hers was by mutual
copfen, d!Goved he Sd infant
a. sHGpERD WEBER,
=. HENRY MERRILL.
Sept 49, 1918
All perfons indebted either by note or ac-
eoua, to the late FIN of Webber " Merrill,
Ate equelted 10 make payment to A. Sheperd
weboer sso is hereby authorized to festie I'll
the concerns Of the late firm IS
&o7ICE..
THE subscrrbes3 haze entered in,c Co.
psrneFship in .. de, sad their business will
o. sonduc ed under the firm of
- Weber & Chase,
a. The store lately occupied by E'eb5er e
Merrill Exchange s,feet)
A SHEPHERD WEBER,
CALEB S. CHASE.
They have for sale an extensive assortment, of
ENGLISH e RRENrH GOODS,
suitable for the present and approaching
season--smong which are,
Best super Ene 3iosdelolhs
Mldling ana low priced do
Superfine Csssimeres, consisting of
black, drah and mixed
Cords Goa ings-- Dut.ils
Fisnnels end g.izcs
Peieee etoihs--B Bonnie ketts
Wiihores-- Dursnis-Crlpes
Best Aress'd and undIcssed ca,iroes
Silk md common G,ng5ams
Camarlcks, while, black and oolau ed
large -ss0rtmenl OF fsucy Nnsins
Shswls-sik and cos,on Handkerchief
Long Lavu- Iinen--Braces
Gentlemen aud Ladies' Beaver Cloves
ditto duo silk b worsted Hose
Black and coloured Sewing Silks
Coat aud Yes, Button,
Ribbon u .es and Bobbins
,.u'esirings--Canton Grapes
hsian Crapes--Pins
Cotton Hose, gentlemen & ladies'
olIs Gloyes-Buuon Mou1s
A general assortment of Am .rican
Factory Goods, &c &c
Portland, ARt' Is #
Az a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

NOTICE.
THE Copartnerihip heretofore exiting be-
/ tween the fubfcr,hers was by mutual
copfen, d.1olved he Sd infant
a. sHEPERD WEBER,
HENRY MERRILL.
Sept IS, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

All perfons indebted either by note or sc-
eouat 20 the late f,n of Webber E' Merrill.
ATE requefted 10 make payment to A. Sheperd
weboer sso is hereby authorized to festle I'll
the concerne Of the late firm -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

figste Chesapeake
ErSssemenf on The env.lope.
We have thi cen American prisoners on
board. which will give Won for as many
British sailors il YOU will send them oul,
Otherwise. being piss sersmen, they mus,
be detained
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1813-09-20

F'FFC,E...
THE subsSrrbess haze entered in,c Co.
Premiership in .. de. sad their business will
ee sonduc ed under the firm Of
) Weber & Chase,
a. The store lately occupied by r',eb5er &
Merrill Exchange s,'eet)
A SHEPHERD WEBER,
CALEB S. CHASE.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-14

der foot by such fierce monsters. and
sunk deep into the most affectius
calamities. detest them as tbe;,,
mortal foes are worthy Of pity and
protection. ] shall always tra,t
them with Indulgence and humanity
The internal provinces Of New
Mexico. SO long neglected, are now
the object Of my greatest attention.
The cruelties perpctrnted at Texas
fill my heart with horror (; I will
employ all the means in my power
to prevent a repetition Of them. 7
hope civil order and peace will soon
be restored to that unfortunate conn.
try, and all the Spanish domjaions.
within the boundaries Of Mexico, be-
respected.
/ have the honor to he, &c.
(Sigued) CALLEJA.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-14
LANCASTER, (Penn J Octl.
FRIENDS OF THEIR COUNTRY

A monstrous absurdity governs some
people who cali themselves Republicans.
They say that those who speak against
the war cannot be friends ofthe country.
How foolish ar how wicked are they who
make such assertions. Are we not in
land Of liberty. where we have the right
Of thinking and of speaking! And il we
spe k our honest sentiments, does that
make us enemies Of our country? If we
really believe that the war is costing US
more than it is worth, and that peace
will be better for the country, shall we
not say so +? If the people dosDpt speak
for peace, can rver NC expect peace.
It's certain that if hfase be bette: for
the country than svar, (Which is at least
hossible) the man who speaks in favor of
peace, is IL better friend to his country
than ne who speaks in favor of war.
The French nation have been embroll.
ed in war ior nearly twenty years, and if
their tyrant should live they may have
war for twenty years more and all be.
cause the people dare not spcas No
doubt, if they dare speak. they would
say they prefer peace and liberty to war
and slavery safety &c happiness to con-
scription and bloodsbed
Ere the var in which America is now
engaged, shall have ceased to criason
The plains of Canada and The shores OF
the Atlantic, many widow Will bewall
he loss OF tender husband, and many
parent bcmoan the fate OF a.9alian, son.
Ere the history of cur present calami-
lies stall be twenty years old, manya
child now Nesting in the arms OF its al
A cted mother, shall lament that it has
no father to give it comfort or instruc.
ton.
Sons. husbands, fathers sacrificed 10
al asoidable and unnecessary war!
Z Arcnot these considerations alone sut.
ficiert toexcite our eensibilities, and to
nduce US to enquire whether all the ad.
'uaatGges OF proc pcrous Sar will CONF
pensate us TO. its iseries !?
, And when We have enquired and tho't
sail we not speak
When we view the IaUcRtabIe SIda'
ton Of our beloved countryside de.
struction Of our trade the high price
of every necessary of life--tbc influx OF
heavy tsXcs--tbe accumulation OF debt,
and the vast expenditure Of blood and
treasure, attendant Oh the war-shall we
not think for ourselves
And having thought for ourselves
shall we not speak
For curseiVes we shall think, & speak,
and write, and print; a, I'LL times baviDg
a due regard 20 our constitutional duties
as we'll as TO the exercise of our rights
We will endcavor to pay our taxes
without grumbliog at the taxgathcreF---
we will be obedient TO the laws. the CON
stitution and the constituted authorities,
so long as the latter shall keep within the
Constitutional limits.
But VIC will not cease to grumble at
our rulers, while we think that the var
might have been avoided without DIS
honour-thst it was commenced without
preparaticn-that it has been badly con-
ducted-that it will cost more than 1t Is
worth, and tina, the sooner we change
those rulers the sooner VIC shall have
PEACE,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-14
Rosrccx, Aug. II

RosTc OK, Aug. II.
Bonaparte wished to renew the az
mistice, but Austria would only consent
to it upon the evacuation b the French
&c all the Prussian fortresses. The ale
lies are 70 600 strong in cavalry. The
crown prince has an army of 10000.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-14
NORWICH, Oct s.

Last week Commodore Decaturs
squadron unmoored. end proceeded a.
bout one mile and half below the sta.
ton which it has occupied since its arri-
val in this river.
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NEW.LONDON Oct s.

The Squadron Three B'i,ish ships
the Valiant, Acas,a and A,alaDta, have
not moved from the mouth OF our har.
Dor for several days past.
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For Sale or to Rent,

TWENTY Acres Of Ground, dis
a tan, about mile and half from
town, large proportion woerem },
Meadow Lane of the frs. qualiy, anu
in Wood. The residue is cleared an"
billy, afInrt!ins a delightful seitc for .
s;mmer resis..e,ce, combining the SO,
g.ntages OF elevation, prospect, Shu
6ne water.
ALSO,
A number OF BUILDING LUl.'
IN a pleasant and healthy situation, .
near the best pnmp water in town.
Enquirs of,he Printers
Hctobcr /"
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PoRTsMourH, August IL.

Sailed H Nj scaooner Holly, with
despatches for America - Sal cd also, so
sail for North America. under convoy
nf the Albion "a. Talbot, Nutmeg and
Primrose sloop OF war.