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lay his hand upon fat foul, hog, or bullock,
without the least trouble or ,yrofing. The
same person has said, that he could obtain
any thing he wanted in the provision line,
from Norfolk, if it was not for the coisfoundcd
gun boats that blockade the harbor, and
prevent all underhand communication with
his MaJestY's fleet !-.~or/oK Herald.
We are informed by correspondent.
that there has lately been forwarded to the
prince regent of England, suit of suher-
.fne Berkshire 6roadcioth, equal in quality
to any manufactured in Great Britain
This will probably prove one of the most
welghty ncgociators that we have yet sent
to his royal highness Gaz.
From the Burlington Centincl of Fyidav
Oct. 10.
Latest accounts from the northern army,
are down to Monday and Tuesday last
Gen. Hampton had encampcd with his ar
my on the south side of the St. Lawrence,
at the Calow Rapids, IS miles this side Of
Montreal, and four miles this side of the
British army, cncanpt at La Chine, con-
sisting of regulars and militia, said to be
about 5000, commanded by gov. Provost
in person. Gen. Hampton was waiting the
arrival of gen. Wilkinson, who was on
Wcdnesd OF last week, at Ogdensburg,
with his army and about 500 batteaux.
1t Is said the inhabitants OF Montreal are
moving their valuablcs down to Quebec.
Colonies Clark and Fassct have made
their stand at Odletown, their force is
about 1900.
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PUBLIC SALE.

THIS Day 7rH be sold at the late resi-.
dence o. michael FLANNERr, Esq. decd
All his household and kitchen Fur-
niture' valuable collection of Books, two
female Servants, one likely young woman
OF about Is years of age.
+. G. Marsteller.
November 8.
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PLArrsBuRe, Oct. %.

Hampton's army has marched down the
Chateaugay river, at the mouth of w hich il
IS to be Joined by the western army, under
Wilkinson, which is coming down in boats
and by land, Tomorrow, the 24th-when
they VIII go Immediately to fighting, as the
British are posted there in military posi-
ton.
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MARRIED on Thursday evening last, BY
the Rev. DIR. Muir, Mr.. James Harris. n
Miss Lucy Longden, daughter of Mr..
Ralph Longden, all Of this place.
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From the Ontario Mr.senger-Estra.

CANANDAIGUA, Oct. l26.
A gentleman who left Buffalo Yesterday
morning and arrived in this village this
evening, has politely favoured us with the
Buffalo Gazette Extra. of the 24th instant,
giving us the pleasing intelligence of the
arrival of gen. Harrison and com Perry a,
that place, which we hasten to lay before
the readers of the messenger.
We have the satisfaction of announcing
to our readers, that the u. S briggs. Niaga,
ia, Caledonia and Hunter the schrs. Ariel
and Lady Provost; and the soops Tripp,
and Little Belt, arrived off Buffalo Creek
this day, with com. Perry and gen. Harri-
son on board. To describe the public 10Y
exhibited on the appearance of the gallant
and brave men, to whom the inhabitants on
a frontier of a thousand miles owe their
peace and security, we will not attempt !;
we viii merely state that the heroes were
very handsomely saluted by col Chaplin,
from our battery, with three hearty cheers,
which was returned In very appropriate
manner from the fleet. Brig. Gen. Nj, Ar
thur with detachment of the northwestern
army, consisting of infantry and riflemen,
have come down in the feet. The British
com. Barclay, also came down in the fleet :;
he is expected to recover from his wounds
In addition TO tho above, our Informant
states, that the force arrived at Buffalo
from Maiden, amounted 1000 and that a.
bou' 800 of the enemy were made prisoners
IN the above engagement.-4MeSs.
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SPINNING.

AZ the Clinton WOODEN factory, Miss Ma.
ry Bea,dshey, spun on jenny of so spin
dies, AZ pounds OF half blooded Merino
WOOL making AS runs fyarn, equal to Sc
days work on The common Wheel Utica
(N. Y. faher.
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October 81.

Hampton's army is at Spears on the
east side of Chateaugav river, about 30
miles from his former position. 1t has
raincd ever since they have been there :;
but as soon as the weather becomes SET
tied and clear it is supposed by many that
he will march on Cagnawaga and other viii
lagos opposite Montreal Island and wait
there until Wilkinson comes down with
boats, when they will probably cross over
10 Montreal.
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To- A liberal price in CASH viii
be gwen for new FEATHERS, On
application to the Printers,
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FOUND.
4 an the Goth Of October was found at
~ the upper end Of King street, FIF-
ny DOLLAR NOTE, on the Bank of
Virginia Any person giving satisfaction
to t9e finder, and paying charges, can have
1t by enquiring al this office.
November 8. St
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FROM BELOW.
Point Look Out, Monday,

II II. N. .NoU. |, 1918.
SIR-I have the honor TO enclose you
herewith, transcript of my journal from
25th to 3ist October, both da,es inclusive
1918.
You will perceive, sir, seventy -four,
brig mounting IL guns and small sloop
took possession OF ST. Georges Island on
Friday last. About half of col. Fenwick's
stock that was OH the island has unlortu-
Dately fallen into the hands of the enemy.
There are two or three sUeHS on the island
which produce excellent water, and as there
Is no preventative 10 keep the enemy from
committing any depredaiions he may think
proper in the adjacent neighborhood, l
think it highly probable he will take up his
quarters for the winter.
Mr.. James Free and his son belonging to
the neighborhood Of St. Mary's are taken
prisoners.
l have the honor 10 be, sc.
THOMAS SWAMI.
10 tie Post Mater G. eneTQk-,Nak I'M,
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1919.

1t IS stated upon good authority, that
MIR. Monroe has written to relation of
his in Vnginia, informing him that mi
mister had been appointed by the British
government to confer with Messr. Bayard,
Gallatin, and Adams al St. Petersburg.
The information comes in SO unique st able
shape, that we know not how to entertain
doubt Of the fact.-Gaz. Of Saturday.
Letters have been received i'm Boston, by
the ship Erie, from Samuel Williams, ESQ
American merchant in London, dated Sep
TENDER 2, in which he states. that there
was some probability that peace would
grow out of the mission of Mcssrs. Bayard
and Gallatin-that it was reported and be-
Eeyed ministers had been appointed to meet
them. but nothing certain was known on
the subject-B. Pat.
II federalsts would only rejoice as hear
lilly at american victories, as they do when
they hear of the success Of Russia or her
allies. they would be performing the part
of good and loyal citizens, and receive the
thanks OF their countrymen Blu contra.
Fy course will ensure a spending re-
ward. We can fulfil the commands of
scripture to toUe oar enemies, without as
siStinS thetn 10 q stone 10 oTAlSe or heGQS
--Fredonian
NJ. DE KANTZOW, has been recog-
missed by the Executive as Minister Resi-
dent from the Court of Sweden in the u =.
States.
The occasion of his arrival s. reception
might be improved TO impress, still more
forcibly, on the public mind, the inexpc-
dlency of the course pursued by the Senate
of the United States, in refusing 10 reci-
procate the friendly overture of Sweden for
an interchange OF ministers. The decision
oil that body in this respect, however, has
been so generally condemned by all parties
In the United States, that it would be a
waste of words to say any thing more on
that head We have no doubt, that at the
next session, when denomination of mi
mister shall be made, as no doubt it will, a
deliberate consideration will induce the
Grand Executive Council of the Union 10
reverse their decision, and enable the U.
States to comply with the usage of friend
ly nations, by interchanging Ministers with
friendly power with whom it is its inte-
rest to be In perfect ami,y.-Nat. Intel.
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PUBLIC SALE.

VM De sold, TO The highest bidder, on
IHORSDAY, the 2ofh day Of Wopem-
Der, on the farm Of the late MILDRED
MINOR, decsaSed, in Eairtar county,
SHE crop of Corn, Fodder, Work.
"a Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, a good
Wagon and Cart, and Plantation Uten.
slls.-Likewise the
HoushoM s. Kitchen furniture,
Wtth a quantity If other .drtcies 700 te
tedious 10 mention.
Four months credit will be given on all
sums over 1e.: Doitars, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security, to bear
interest from the date if not punctually
paid.
P. H. MINOR, Adm'r.
November 8.
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ST.. FRANcIsy1LLE, Oek. I

oi' ThSNCISVlLLBJ OCL. Z.
Gen. Toledo left this place ON Tuesday
evening last, for the interior of the United
States. He contemplates passing through
West Tennessee and Kentucky, in which
states he will probably spend some,wceks
During the short stay The general made in
this village, he won the good opinion of all
who became acquainted with him, and
their best wishes will attend him, where
yer lie may go. The glorious cause in
which he has embarked, although unsuc-
ccssful, would have ensured him friends a.
mong people SO entirely republican and
hosPitable as the inhabitants of FeliciaRa.
But to an ardent zeal in the cause of liber.
ty, Gen. Toledo unites an active, vigorous,
and highly cultivated mind an open,
frank manner, and the carriage Of an ac
complished gentleman. And what renders
him still more interesting, he is native of
Sfanish america, strnsgking for the inde-
fendenes Pf ais cogary.--IIme Piece.
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TO The Post-Master- General-Nat. hi,

AS Idmiral Sir John Bor!aSe Warren is
momently expected in the Chesapeake,
the farmers in the vicinity of Cape HeIdy
mad better look to their hen rooStS, their hoe
Eens, and their sheet and cattie folds
capt Berry of the Dragon, it is said, has
poasted that he knew the situation and con-
uilon OF every farm in the lower precincts
Oh Princess Anne county; and also, the
names circumstances and qualities oftheir
"hers' 50 that he could go in The dark aud
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On Tresday last arrived ia this hsbo-. ship Nan.
4, 7 W>ietman, masi,-, s,b J,c lo,s o. Der
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p AMERICAN PRIZE LIST. Il

| Arrived at Bristol, K. /. on Friday evening
last, British ship Nancy, of l6 guns, and 500
tons, from Madeira, with full cargo of salt,
fruit, wine, sc. prize to The private armed
ship Yorktown, of New-Yolk-The N. was
chased into the East Passage by the B'h frig-
ate Crpheus, but Succeeded in working up
the passage, and passed the draw at the stone
bridge in safety.
Arrived at Savannah. Georgia. April &c,
british Privateer sch. hichard,4 guns captured
off Anguila, 9th ApIii,by the private armed
brig Holkar, Rowland commander, of New
York, no resistance the same day captured
the privateer sloop Dorcas, gave up TO the
prisoners after destroying her armament.
Arrived at Salem, May g. British brig Ed.
win, Of Hull, - late Master, from Bahia,
bound to England, with cargo Of sl7 bales
cotton, 10 tons fus,ic, SC. The brig is COP.
per bot,omcd, mounts guns. She was cap.
tured rs days since, off the coast Of Ireland,
by the private armed ship Alexander, Benz.
Crowninshield commander. The Alexander,
had captured, ten days previous, The British
brig Eolus, Of l6 guns, fine coppered
French built vessel, from England, bound TO
Newfoundlaud, with Dry Goods, Ammuni-
lion, &c. She had also captured schooner
bound to Newfoundland, with an assorted
cargo, which was taken on board the priva.
tcer, and the sch. given up to the prisoners
The Alexander was chased four days after
leaving Salem, by "a, bat outsailed her
with case.
Arrived at marlborough, (Msine,) Brit.
ish privateer Groom, of one large gun and
20 men, prize 10 sloop fitted out from that
place, manned with about 30 volunteers, and
commanded by Captain TUCKER, AN old Ma
val officer of the Revolution.
Arrived at Beaufort, On. c. British letter
of-marque sch'r. Malvina, Of 10 gon., from
Sicily for London, with foil cargo of wine,
SC. prize TO the ieuer-of-msrque sch. Ned,
Dawson, Of Baltimore. The NJ: was captur-
ed after an action of ff:y minutes, with the
loss of her captsin the ". had wounded.
Arrived a, Salem, on Sunday last, the Brit
ish brig Charlotte, from the coast of Africa,
Tor England, captured i3th uI. by the priva-
teer brig Montgomery. Of Salem. She has a
cargo of rice, camwood, &c.
Sueecssfm Priuafeerrng cargo OF
The British ship Albion, sent into St. Mary's
by the Hazard, was sold a, auction 70, 81 900
dollars /; the duties will amour, to $1,000
dollars.
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wordrobe standing in the passage, all in &
hame.-Willam Pinkney, who was with her,
and two OF the marines, by great exer,ions
saved the house but some OF the wretches,
after that, took the cover from the sofa in the
front room, and put Goals in il, and il was in
flames before il was discovered.
I" beautiful Madona, which the commo-
dore had been offered one thousand dollars
ior they were about destroying, bur the ad-
miral ordered them 20 des;s, at which they
were SO angry that they wrapped it up in the
burning sofa cover, and left it as a mark of
their valor
An officer put his sword through large
elegant looking glass, attacked. the windows,
and cut out several sashes. They cut hogs
through the back, and some partly through,
and then let them run. Such wanton barbar-
i'y among civilized people, | have never
heard of.
The whole squadron left our waters yes
terday TO our unspeakable JOY"
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~ SN~-

letter dated sacket's Harbor, April Soth, says
Detaehments arrive here daily from diff
fcrent directions, 1t is expected that on the
return OF the fleet from York we shall pay
the enemy visit at Kingston. /, is under
stood they are in high state of preparation
anc have about 5000 troops. The large
Frigatc at this place had her keel laid We
weeks ago, and is now plaDked up, and will
be launched in weeks. One hundred Tars
OF the Constitution ar. yesterday"
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

On Monday morning last, arrived in this
harbor, pilot-boat sch. Elizabeth, Manning,
OF Baltimore, 20 days from Laguira. .--Capt
vi. informs that the Republicans have pos
session OF nearly the whole Of the Province
OF Cumana, and have defeated the hoyaiists
IN every engagement. On the 2o,h O! April,
they defeated the opposing army, and most
OF them afterwards joined the Republican
standard. To the Iceward they have taken
MaricaLoa and Coro and were abou, forming
junction with the army TO the windward.
They have taken Coloboso in the interior of
the Province, about six days journey from
Caraccas-The Republican navy consists OF
three frigates and number Of small vessels
Capt Nj. spoke the privatecr Saratoga,
capt. Wooster, Of New-York, OFF the coast
of CaIthagena, which had been very success
fu, having taken number Of prizes, which
had been manned out. About the goth Of
Mag feet was to sail from St. Thomas,
consisting of SO sail, under convoy of the
Cumberland, "a, aud a sloop.of-war.
The Elizabeth was chased into this harbor,
as Ia as the lighthouse, BY a British f,isa,e.
On Monday last arrived sch. Good Intent,
OF Boston, capt. Stevens, So days from st
Salvador. Left sch. Betsey, for Rio Ia Plata,
taking in cargo The sch. Don Lusea, for
Cape de Verds, sailed on the 18Th March.
Spoke, lat. 80, PAN lon. Sc. 90, French
ship from Ncw-York. Cap. Stevens passed
on the Sb May, in lat SO, so, lon 81, six
sail OF men-of.war st in6ibg southeast, two Of
which chased the Good Intent for whole
day. There was no news OF importance at
st. Salvador when the Good Intent sailed.
A partial engagement had taken place be.
tween the Republicans and tie Roya'ists, 10
which the former were successful. Business |
was very dull at St. Salvador.
On Tresday last arrived in this hsbo-. ship Nan.
~, 7 W>ietman, maki'-, siit I,c loss OF Der !
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FROM FRANCE.

Arrived at New-Bedlord, on Saturday ev.
cning las', sch Gen. Marion, Center, of N.
York, 81 days from Nantz, and on the same
evening, sch. Hussar, of Baltimore, 26 DAYS
from the same port, with valuable cargocs of
brandy wine, silks, &C. On Thursday last,
they parted from q sch. 25 days from France,
which stood for this pert. The Gen. Marion
attempted to get into N. York but was cha
sed etf by two, men of wa. falling calm four
boats were scnt after her After the sch,
had expended all'hcr powder and shot in fir
ing al the bolts, a breeze sprung up, which
enabled her TO tocscape. In tho bay Of Biscay,
the Nj was chased by two 74's, two frfgatcs,
and brig by s,arting IS pipes of brandy,
she escaped. The King of Prussia officially
announced al Breslau, l7,h Mach, and at
Paris, l7lh, that he had made a common
cause with the enemy in consequence of
which iso,ooom were to be added to the
armies.
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From .A.E.y. YoRK-biau IS.


FRENCH FLEET Reports have been curI
rem, tnat the Ioulon fleet, Of iS sail of tho
linc, and 3 transports, had put 10 sea, aud
had passed the Gut of Gibraltar. This re.
port comes from CNjiz. We deem /, enli.
tied TO no credit.
BLockADING SauApRoNs-Auth ac-
counts from the Delaware, state, tha, on the
10th inst. the Poicticrs, 7A, Beleidere, Ss,
the Paz, and other vessels, composing the
Delaware blotkading squadron, Got under
weigh, and proceeded to sea-
The squadron in the Chesapeake have left
the upper part OF the Bay, and some accounts
state, that they have left the coast, alter hav-
ing received dispatches by the Barossa, Of
SO guns, an entire new friga,e from Eng
land. -
SQUADRON OFF NEW YoRk--This morn
Ing several ship, Of wsr hove in sight of the
Hook, and after signaling the Valiant and A..
casa those vessels joined them, and tho
whole put to sea. The blockade Of our port
is thus raised.
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TOCLON FLEET.

The British squadrons which have for
some time past bIookaded the Chesapeake,
Delaware, and Ncw.York, have suddenly quiz
their stations. report is prevalent ,ha, a
French squadson Of 10 sail of the line and q
transports, has sailsd from France. Probably
the British may have but too much reason TO
believe this report to be true.
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A ,hlr is ahscnt, 9 "a. M'Leae :, directed 20
raise the msn.
In haste, ]. p. MElGS.
Gen. M'Ar;hur.
MARYLAND. DGhiaore, May Q.
The genera! opinion here is, that an at
tempt will ccraiuly be made by the enemy
TO destroy this place bot if they do they
brins destruction on themselves. Baltimore
can now present 1000 well disciplined and
armed militia. Two companies of Artillery
are now marching down the street, and
never saw any militia have more the appear
ance of regular troops, either in their equip
ments or their movements and the public
detestation at the enemy's conduct id attack
ing delenceless villages, has reused the spirit
OF the people to such degree, that have
full confidence in their valor, when 1t is CAL
led 10 a trial p-
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II is stated that Messrs. GALEATIN, ana
BAyARD, have sailed for Russia, and that
day previous TO their departure they received
important Il patches from Washington.
Probably they contained the Official Account
Of the Capture OF York. Boston Patriof.
The Adams irigatc, commanded by tho
gallant Captain MoRpfs, has dropped down
below the fort at Alexandra, (Virg.) where
she is to be stationed.
The VICE PRESIDENT of,he United States
left his scat a, Cambridge, on Tuesday last,
for Washington.
The y. $, briggs Syren and En,crprizc, are
ordered 1n;he Eastern coas, to protect tho
trade
*A* The !ananu'y Society viii
meet on Monday evening next The
Sadhems arc particularly requested to at
tend on that evening. May 20.
DIED--1t New-York, on Saturday mornipg iasts
suddenly. Mr. TnoaAs CAnooSg, aged SO, ma
tive of ihis town
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ma'rrmas', fore and misen ,ep masts, ara ruGier.,
her cargo supposed to he much damaged sire was
lowed into this harbor by the revenue cutter y,gi.
iant' Capt Cahoone. The Nancy met lcr ds.sler
IN one week alter her departure from Eew-loik. =
Yesterday arrived in the wes,.passagc, back of
jamestown, ship United States, Price, days from
New-York, bound to Cadiz, with cargo of aour.
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REVOLUTION IN SICILY.

Extract Of a letter from cadiz, TO a gentleman
.... in this city, dated April !, 1913.
" In Sicily revolution has taken place.
The King and Queen are again in power, the
Regent killed, and the English party turned
topsy turvy. Gen. Maitland and others have
LETT Alicante, where Suchet was employing
them very actively, and have guae to re gulate
things in Sicily Mar. Ht.
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DIED--at New-York, Saturday morning hast.
suddenly. Mr.rnoaAs CAHooSg, aged 80, ma
tive Of ihs town
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BRITISH DESERTERS.

The nine seamen who deserted from the
hcasta frigate, (off the Hook) on Thursday
morning last, arrived in this city on Saturday
afternoon, via Eiizabetblown. Two of them
alledge they are impressed Americans, one a
native OF this state, and the other of Boston.
They Informed US, that the crew of The Acas.
ia were almost in state of niutiny--,hat the
first Lieutenant and Master, were under ar
rest, and that the friga,e had no, more than
six days supply of waler--her crew consisted
OF about 800 NEE. These seamen further
stated, that the Valiant, "a, had about 700
men, and mounted 90 guns hat they could
see our irigstes every day, and intended 10
attempt to destroy them in the course of a
few evenings, with their Rocket Arrows.
The Valiant, ~, and Acasta frigate, were
OH the Hook yesterday, aud we understand
that another - aud trigates are cruiaing 10
sight of them.
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Nere York., Jiay IL.

-,
The frigates United States, and Mace donian, and
brig Argus, anchored at Staten Island last evening
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