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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-12
MADDFR, ALUM, 81 INDIGO.

Rest bright Dutch MADDER.
ALUM
Spanish futant INDIGO.
Green COpPERAS.
Patent Shortage sizes.
Rich Goshen CHEESE, in casks.
hysop-Skin TEA-.fne quality.
JusT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE,
I. II. Peyton.
Nnueia,k,., Q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1813-11-12
THOMAS l.. MARTIN.
November 8.

Fdt,7ar-street, (dierandria.3 OPPOSITE to
JOHN LoYD's;
q 2 EICRNS thanks 10 the inhabitants Of
4 g Alexandria and lltc public in general
Tor past iavo9s, and solicits continuance
OF heir patronage.
He wishes 10 inform them, that he has
Just received from the north, supply Of
the best materials, in addition to- q general
assortment OF thc best quality H.ATS.
He HAS ALSO ON HAND,
good assortment Of other HATS, Of
an Inferior qualify, that Will suit the coun-
try mcrcbauts--which he will sell on mo-
deFate terms Wholesale and retail
October 27. 2awsw
M liCG..
The. Stockholders of the Mechanic
oanh u Alexandria, arc hereby notified
That dividend of four per cent for the Isl
nal year on the capitalstcck paid in, is this
day declared payable to them or their ie-
sai representatives on Friday the l7th in
slant
by order OF President end Directors,
WIN PATTON, Jr. Cash.
Sept. s.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
IMPORTANT L4IY.
Prov. Pat.

It cannot be too publicly known nor too
frequently urged, tha, the law of Congress
excluding British scamen from the service
OF the u States, aud on which tho present
prospect ofpesce is founded, was entirely the
result Of Republican excrtions. Although
this law is calculated to do away the main
cause of war with England, the imprcsmeDt
of our seamen, yet 1t was s,rcnuously opposed
bythe Fcderalis:s in Congress- RICHARD
JACKSON, Jun. voted against it -Iu the
Senate every federal member voted against
il. These simple facts show, that while the
fedcralis,s arc vocilerating in their public pa
pets for peace, they are in reality doing all
they can TO oppose it.-Chr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

State, t:easonab;e compact; acd iroplor1
amnesty for al who wese concerned in the
rebellion which WAsHIseTos headed
ls,. To afford no refuge or protection to
British seamcn.
I'd. To deliver then, up if they took refuge
among Us.
3d. To make laws for restoring them.
4th. To aid IN searching for, seizing and re-
storing them.
5lh. To Keep them 10 our prisons when re-
qncsted.
9Th. To prohibit our citizens from carrying
them Oft.
7th. TO prohibit their employment.
9Th. To make penal laws for puaisning their
employers.
9Th. To make it our duty 10 restore them.
10Th. To extend the foregoing provisions not
only TO deserters, but 10 ell sea Eaiing
people.
iith. To exclude from cur naval services Gas
well public as private) all her seanen,
including those which aaay hereafter De
ua,urahxed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

icssrs. Monroe " Erench--Seeing your
notice OF the 5th ins,. requesting every one
that has had friend IMPRESSED by the
British, 10 give inlorma;ion-l now insofm
you that my brother JOHN CAND, OF
Woolwich, 10 the ds,ric, OF Maine, was
prest on board His Majesiy's Frigate Mace
donian, on the .o.h OF Jone, 1910, from the
snip Mount Hone, of Wiscassel, end was
KILLED on board the Macedonian, IN the
battle with the frigate United lSsaes, Commo-
dore DECATUR. A disconsolaie wife and
child, asc in mourning and N sorrow, for the
loss of a husband and parent, on whom they
were dependent. JOSEPH CAND.
Notwithstanding this dan'ning fact, there
are men among us SO politically depraved, as
to endeayor 10 wink ou; of light the atrocity
OF impressmep, /, would be fortunate
circumstance If such miscreants could them
selves DC impressed, and amid the roaring OF
hostile csnnon aud the shosoer Of ighon,iniouS
ashes, learn that sympathy for our gallant
,ars, which their present secure anG easy Sit
nation prevents them from feeling. by this
Golhic practice of the British, not only IL
'nsriran Is compelled to fight against .zmeri-
can, but retafiUc against reiaffve. In the late
action between the HoRXEr and the PEACOCK
cousin " captain Laurence, Of the Horne,
who sd been impressed on board the PEA
COCK, uyas eomheited 10 fght against his eoun-
try and hiS huSman. 1t is also well known
fact that the immortal WAsHINolos, who
led his countrymen 10 FREEDOM and INDE.
PENDENcE, had l1vo nchheSvs IMPRESSED on
bOerd lhe floating BasfieS Of Brtain. Chr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
MONUMENT TO THE MEMORY OF
GENERAL WASHINGTON.

The board OF managers Of the Washington
Monument Lottery, offer preMium CT.
FIYE HUNDRED DOLD.dRS,
For the bes, design, model or plan for a
MonuAcnt to the memory Of General WASH
ington proposed to be erected in this city,
accompanied by all estimate ofthc cost OF its
execution aot exceeding one hundred ihous-
and dollars such design, nodelor plan, tU be
submitted to the board on or before the lst
cG Januaty next, in sealed packet or pack
aye addressed to Mr.. Eli Simkins, Secretary
of the managers, and OFT the frs, day Of May
following the board will adjudge the pre-
a,iun.
II my be proper TO mention that the Mon
ument, whe,her sculptural, architectural, or
both, Is ielcndci to be placed in the centre oi
a square SEQ feet long and 80 vide, crossed
IN its lsng,h bya principal street.--Thc whole
space approp,i ia,cd for il Is about 65 fec,
square.
rhc scuIptors, architects and ofher artists
Of Europe, will also be invited TO enter into
conpe,f.;on for the premium now oArrd-
bat il is hoped that the American artists will
ey;ncc by their productions, that there will
be no occasion to resort TO any other country
for monument to the memory ostheir illus
trious fellow citizen. N
Those furnishing designs, models, or plans,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

HHODE-ISL.iND, l',c-ua.uce. -,1,re. c7.
THE Y-t.SKEE.--A superb Dlnner was
given al Mount Hone, on "Wednesday the ITth
inst. to the principal Officers uf The Yankee,
by the Owner JAMES ID WoLp, Esq)-and
---on Saturday, the Yankees cres,, about SO
IN number, assembled at Bristol, formed
procession, marched 10 Mrs. GREEsLE.r's
Hotel, and there par,ook of an excellcn, din.
ner prepared for the occasion. The greatest
order and dccornm was observed by these
gallant Sons oi Nuptune, under the inspection
OF their Captain and other officers. Severa!
patriotic toas,s were drank, and the names OF
HULL, BAiSBRIDGE, DEeATUR and JonEs,
mentioned With enthusiastic applause. The
least concluded with great harmony and mer-
riment, alter an appropriate address by the
patriotic owner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
OFFERS TO GREAT BRIrAlN,

ne eosnins clear enumeration of she sew
cral Oilers which have been made to Great
britain, as equivalent to the abom,nabIe out.
rage oil impressmcn,. was made in speech
OF Mr.. Keot, 10 Congress. We ask Tor them
liberia. and candid EXAMINATION and we ad-
jurc every American, who reads them, TO
i'y his hand on his heart, and say, whether
the offers haze not bscn such, as ought to
shield our Scamca from brutal seizure II
MIRO snass be conceded, lc, il no, be done by
picec.meat' Let ft dopu,ation from Bss-
Ton, be. authorized to Iay our Detiarction Of
Independence ~ re soot Of The throne TO
acknowledge the Consultation Of the United
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
increase or THE .MAYY.


We nre informed that frigate and sloop
Of war are to be Immediately built in Balti-
more, and that arrangements are nearly COM
plctcd for the construction in the different
sea ports, OF all the 7s's, friga,es and s!oops
Of war authorised. by the late acts Of Con-
gress. Baltimore Pat.
Capt. Hull has gcne-to Portsmouth 20
supcrintend the building Of - and frigate
al that place, and Cou. BAINBRIpaE i. to
superin,end the building ofa "a in Charles
town. Boston Chror.
Lights ersinguishra.--Mr. Gallatin has
given public notice, dated /" Treasury De-
partmen,, March 10th, 1915" that the
lights Of the lighthouse on Cape Henry, aud
also of al the other lighthouses in the Ches-
apcake, win be Immediately exunguishcd."
FOURTEEN persons have been Exc
CuTED in England Cor having been cnsag-
ed l.. tho late instructions. The country is
vet greatly disturbed in consequence Of the
wretched condi,ien Of the starving manrlac-
turers. =. Bosson Pafriof.
person suspected ut ocisg BRITISH spy has been
taken up and ecnn.,ed = arisen in Baltimore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01
FIFTH NAVAL TRIUMPH.

We have the satisfaction oi recording A.
MOTHER TRIUMPH over our arrogant foe,
more brilliant and decisive. If possible, than
any before obtained That the American
sloop Of war HoRHET, should In fifteen min.
utes sink pubIlc vessel of England OF snpe-
rior force, and kill and wound between 80
and 40 of her crew, without any apparent IN
Jury To herself and with the loss OF bI, one
man killed, must afilic, and astonish the Ad-
mirally and Government, OF England, while
il xalts still higher our Intrepid seamen in
the estimation Of their counirymen. In the
present wa with England, our salIan; ;ars
have reaped immortal laureis. In every in
stance in which they have yet come in con.
tact, the omninotent British have vanished be-
fore them, like due before the sun. The
glory acquired by the bold defenders of A
mcrican rights. will irradiate the historic
page OF our country to tho latest period, and
future generations will look pack with admir-
alton 10 that nervous lntrepldity, which dared
20 put at defiance the " gigantic greatness OF
British power," and TO srappic with the Lc-
viA,han on his own eleIneni.--B BosI. Cbron.
f Federal Covcrnor Governor Of
Maryland, IN consequence o! some apprche0-
sIons, that Briiish force might attempt an
attack on Baltimore, has issued a general or
der, directing Gen. Smith 10 make the ne
ccsary arrangements for the defence of the
port oil Baltimore )" who has accordingly
made every preparation for visorou. defence
ia of attack. Should Newport or any
other exposed poin, in this State be attacked
by the enemy, what apology can our Governor
make 10 his constituents for his supineness;
What equivalent will he or, his Council oil
Peace," offer ,othe sufferers, Cor the destruc-
tion OF their property & lives
Prov. Pat. =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-04-01

person suspected ut bcieg BRITISH spy has bee
taken up and scnn.s,ed = prism in eal,lmorc
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
GALLANT ACTION.

CHARLtsToS. A"g. 81 -Arrived at this mort
Yesterday afternoon, the privsteer Schooner DEuh
lOR, Captain DoAgNtQUg, after short hut SUE
cesstuI cruise with hsr two prizes the British shin
London Trader, mounting several Guns, with car.
20 OF sugar. coffee and cotton and the Briti1h on.
vernment schooner Dominica, captain gARpETo
OF 10 guns, and "a men; which abe car tured All r.
gallant and hard contested action which astei
upwsrds Of an hour; the Dacatur carried her NV
boarding, snd fought IS minutes ON her decl brCoTs
she struck, which she "a not unt1 connected Ly
the most dreadful havoc of her crew, ~ oe wbon,
we're killed, and ~ wounded. Aruons &c Lille Il
were all her officers except one nidshipman nan -i
Undo. The loss Of the Decatur was comparatively
small, being only men killed and "a wounded, o,,.
OF whoEn las since died. The Dnrninice r,ounts o
~ pound esrronsdes, long o's, snd long g.
Founder afnldship. The Decatur mounts only sewn
guosi ak l1-pound carroDades, and long II .peur
der smidship. F''"
We have not procured minute particulars IF IN,
'ctou, hut understand that the Doininiea cre down
With the apparent intention Of bo9rdin but oj,..rv
ms That the DeeAtur was prepared to teue;ye them
she sheered s~sy TO sontinuc tie .c,i1a at I.,f
shot wien the Decatur attacked ~ turn, ran he,
on board, and carried her as above stated The r,us
kerry did MOST Of the execution, and The uudspotr
co"rase euJ daring ln;fepidity OF tie officers s,J
ere" o. t'' D<Ss;ur, d;st evsruotias to the foe, q
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
COMMIIEICATICN

From the peculiar manner in which DR..
Leib has published his spe ch in the Senate
in opposition to the tax nn Btnk Stock, in
the Aurora, 1t would argue that he sill W.
tained his wont.d influence over that paper.
in iimes like these, it behoves US to know
our friends from our enemies we are
therefore extremely anxious TO be- Informed
whether the supporters Of the Aurora ap-
prove OF such conduc', that accorCa 80 weIl
with the views Of the Reprssentativss of the
Boston Conspiratcrs as to record but a sin
gle vote Of difference IN opinion We nigh,
say Par Mobile fTGtrun, had not private hon
esty its claims. MANY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
LATEST FROM TIE ENEMY.

F'1ddy EUc''inSDS ttrfoTf 10 Ihujor Gen.
SjnHh.
Absut 9 4. M. the ship that go, rrdcr
way at the upper end Of Ken, island. bsa,
down Co the feet ard anchored near tire
Admirai's ship. This moment a SCHOONER
has made its appearance from tbs Western
side oil the bay, standing towards Kent Is
land. doubtless to j1in the fises; IL sh ps, 9
brgs and scho 'ner along Kent island -
Below SANDY Point, 3 ships aud one scnr.
Gender. AT the upper cad Of Kent Island,
brig oil Chester river.
Rebort from NORTH PUNT 10 61aior Ge1c
rat Smith, dated Sat4r4ay Eoening, &
o'ci0ck.
About 4. VI. the Admiral loosed his
toressil and fred a gun. AMI abml; p. M
shifted his birth little further off from,
sent Island. where he still remains. Hsy,
nnt Pefceived any ether vessels ceoes;ag the
Say this day, nor any o,hc. no. .,oen.s
worth notice.
Rshort from .Ro-fh Poisst, snndov p,9r,,iuc
..1pgm"f %, iait' aass 8ceen Il. III. 10 Iqa
jor General 3slif6.
One Orig joined lest night. al the osIec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
RHgor CrolAan VS.. Ger. I'M.

We woult call the attention of our read
ers TO the astonishing fact, that the fort at
Lower Sandnsky, constructed of mud and
sand, and strengthened at the moment Of a.
tack with bags of -four. was defended skill
fully and gloriouslv defended, by a youth Of
21, at the head Of fewer than zoe men a.
sainst British and Indian fierce, FIJI as
great as that to which general Hs,l surren-
dered an army Of near two thousand men
this time last year. without firing a gun
Young CroSnan, too, had nothing but his
M usketry, and a single SIX poundey to reiv
upon. Gen. Hull gave up fortress regu
iarly built OF stone, and abundant!v supplied
with heavy cannon, from 50 TO 10 IN humble r,
at the lowest estimate if our RECOLLECTION, is
right. And bc.ides the actual force opposed
60 the yoath OF ri, 1t appears there were
immense Indian auxIliaries under Tecu.n
sch. hard by. Every man will make his
own comments Upon such facts.
Dim. Press.
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Erfrac. Of a ke.tey-date9
NKW.I A,

NEW-LONDON, ApG'tst Is.
Yesterday morning he hanies and Urpheus
being at anchor near the light house, srd the y,no
being ight,with an appearance of its becoming calm
the b7ats from our squadron all u.s. were manned
sud armed, and proct eded down the river On reach.
ing New.London, the two gun boats which are hers
were sot under weigh and towed out of the hsrsor,
nunluekily breeze from the southward sprane
up, and the gsn.boats anchored with the shps'
boats around them at distance Of sbsut or miles
hon tie ene'nys vessels; there they continued IN
tai dark, ~h-n nc favorable opportunity for attack
hnung offered, they returned into the harbor. Some
o. the Bsi'sh boats were manned but did not leave
Their ships, nor was any movement ircde by the "a
and frgale although tey eouii in less thn FIVE ,o-
hutes have brought our men to- SETON. Tbe utmost
Sacrity and Gag srness for bartle appeared anopy
osr ses'nen, and the same disposition prevailed ~
the forts There is considerable military foro.
here, which win most heartily cooperate viii, tbe
Navy Whenever occasion ofierz
:" The United States, Macedonian and Hornet
remain at III OH st,tIon, Eve miles aSovs New
London. From this position and n,onns OF defence.
ADD T. ON the skill and spirit fthe officers Il crews
they may sct the navy Of England st defiance. -
The on'y subject 81 regret IT, that they shouil con,
Iinue 50 long inactive nut hi. time vii; mot he
wholly lost, as the crews viii be bot,.r discipline
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
NEW HAvxsAre.lA IA.

NE " HAVEN aug. IN.
a hne Turtle was lately pf sented to Gen.
Isham, by Commodore Hardy, and Gil Fri
day last an elegant dinner was Served from
1t, at which were many of the respectable
genusmen OF rev London, and officers Of
the Navy aud hrmy.--Amonp the J'oss,e
drank on the occasion, rho following was
given by an officer of the Navy:
-" Cur gallant and honorable foe, Con-.
Hardg--May speedy aud honorable peace
;1trodvce hia as guest at cur next Turtle
Feasf"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27
CHANGES IN THE UNIFORM Or
CHE ARMY OLE ,ciIE LII CT, q, v

III ANN 4 of jiE -. 81 A Is j.,
he coat Of the infantry and artillery
shall be Uniformly alas no red collars or
c"ff,, and no lace shalt be worn by any
grades exec pipg in epauiettes and sword
kIots.
All officers will wear coats Of the length
q hose worn by field officers all the rank
and ale will wear coates. The button
ho.es OF these will be trimmed with ,ape
On the collar cnly. Leather caps win h.
substituted for felt, and wnrsted or cotton
ponpons tor feathers.
Gene al oficers. ard al G hers Of rho
general staff, net Otherwise directed. shall
wear cooked hats without feathers, eiIt
5uhet buttons, and button holes, in tne Ae,-
ring bone form.
The epauiettes Of Maj. gensrsls vel lhsve
en- the Soi1 ground OF each strar, two sill
vtred stars.
b TIE epaulettes of Brigadicrs .viilhave on
each strap one star.
T'ia uniform oftae Ply ,ician and Surge
On, ana Ap"tascary general, and Hosp, al
surgeons and mates shall be black, the.
coats With sta.ding collars. and IN each
side Of thecoliar, a s'ar IT embroidery, with
III haif An inch Of the front edge
The rules with respect TO ,rsndress. are
depressed with, excepting that cockades
must always be worn. Ks
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rendered tie siSt6rs srrtafu ,i5 c1,..,.{. g.A
nrmness soo deeis;oa o: the can,u arti.r,nf ,nc a.
satur, probably prevented r,,isr greater elI,,. o.,
racteE. W $40 s'~'
We haze rOt lesr-. .,e prmAs az II, l,,i..y ~
"."oen, UoS Viii pebsn them IS sc,,, =. uro.,.ssj,
RIVE ., the Domiuica's wcuu,ied have. s,a,s aid
ne ''oinn'ea hsd a large s'Gp in cVu.i, ,ay .rA.,
sha NtaeSed the D"ea,c-, %, is!, made e .-sa,,.
he Condou Tra,ivr IS vary Wall, .Ais .., cs.a,
csns'suny OF upwar,,s VI @Ei bi,,,s .4psr Is1Lsb.
rio''sse'' 'Vo b's' cSfee quansJ u ru,., seton
They were -cry fortunate i'm pe,,Inr h.rc ,sstt ,,.
another contest, as several iSitish rrl,,z.r, hsv
eeeh OH our asr For some time ra., AID w.,. n,x,
oso! hue 20 .'s Son,i!~,Ni @acn tiey esus in
~ ''s" A's a'nSe returned ans $ now in sieht.
Ci,y t;aseae.
To THE EDiros-.fronl C1t.ri,s poaG,-. of ~.
'"''t"Na - dShIHstoh Fslxnfesrs, a,;fea
=, m, Hu(iSDioye iuyxst $50
!. We nave been much is,igueL, though se.ert,l
m the discharge Of 'sir ..uty II A,onnol,. So,
~non pace we marched on fridty hast, end reae!.
Ell unis place Or Saturday t.venin, Newer w,rs
So''ers more Hospitality treated than oar vo,.,,
tee's are by the Citizens OF Ba,tir,or. -.ro.;,.
resnent rs such rs u and ex site the ,rn,,
- u, OF al the We arc o..
aerea % ~ Org, PENNSYLVANIA there to wait for o.
drrs from Col I. NJ Randolph, who 10 nov n VII.
MA, perhaps at Norfolk"
BY LIE LIZ GOVERN9H OF TIE COM
$3.50 - - II Or NLEstJ MA
~ PR0CE.iJi7TIo.N.
NJ IL AS it has been represented to
the Executive, that some advanta.
Scs would tesGlt from having the Uniform,
o the Hcers Of the Militia Of this Common.
wcaEh: the same with that established by
tic ChiJed States for the officers in heir
wee ihayc 'heref'ie Thought A., by
aad with the advice of the Caunc,l OF state
{, 'equire the Ulcers Of the Militia of tbi.,
70 adopt, from, aud afte,
stls GATE the Uniform worn BY the officers
Ut the United States aforesaid Pro,,;5,5
per,Ihat those VINO NAV choose Z hall
'e pc mnted to wear their preses. unifarm
unth IL shall become necessary TO furnish
themselves with new.
Given un'cr ny hand as Cover
nor and under the seal of The
.+ssssss Commonwealth, AT Richmond.
Sea this eleventh day of August. orc
thousand eigbr hundred & thir.
teen, and of the Commonwealth
the thirty eighth.
IS. BARBOUR.
Aug. 49,
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zxpyeysD sovsngxrIxc<xhD1

<'GfiaeF " letter ~ me Fdifors. dafed
N0RFoLK, cath August.
have just seen letter from an officer
of the United States army. dated Fort
George, ~ c. 18th Aug. which represent :
me number Of troops stationed there a,
cVoo electives, and states that tbcv had
seen joined on that day by 500 Indians
ne general impression in the arn,y yes
tnet thsy were soOn to BE led 10 the attack
~ kingston, and that a concentration of all
she troops along the line of our Northern
trontier, was expected speedily totake place
tor that object. 1t was supposed that a 70
fai of at least 20, 600 men would b. produced
oy rie contemplats6 union of forces, and al!
were animated full confidence of suc~eys
heayen grant their views may be realised. .
ihere is nothing new from the enenV In
fhi5 qutrter--No alteration Of ,he;r ncsii;ne
IN bynnhaYen bay, and Gen. TayIor goes
gaiet'y ON with bis new arrangement of the
forces under lis Command" CoasajIer'
49,, BALT1MoRE, Aug. 81.
!he PostscrIp. OF letter dated iulv A
at Lisbon. see-ived, in this city, says.
we have 4 rcp1rs from Cadiz, ,ba,
goTn NOD Ii;RS HAS TAKEN A BRTC.
iSH F1tlG.AI F. oR ne Western Islands !,
WAS broasos yesterday ty the stately, 81 >"
RTLIYry Aug. rs.
CoNIODONG RODGERS.
r The htaascu gapci Vi saturday paen.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27

GO We have seen letter from gentleman oC
Mhledsey.he Of the 14th1 which states ti,at the
troops viii probably march againS, the Greeks the
29d inst---rhe strength Of the Pesne.nsrtv enmn,.
ted at 5000 that OF their opponents ut $500.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-08-27

ships appesr % hs il; the same stations as
they were last evening: have not o5sery-
ed any movements whatever this morn
ing.
Battimore. .fug. %.
LATEST FROM THE ENEMY.
Rrforf }r>n North Pom, 10 tzojor Gen.
Smith.
Monday morning 3 4 tosf O'Clock.
At aqusrser past a. N. the aimira;
hauied his wind to the westward. which was
also done by the rest Of the Rect am of
opi"ion they are gcips to Annapolis--.he
WI being FROM the westward they cannot
fetch that place without m king some tacks.
AZ half past O'clock the Two frigates
that lay at the upper end of Kent island
vo' under way and are now with the brig
.hat lay Of Chester river beating down.
tie admiral has this mcnie MT hove in stays
and is leading down rhe BAY.
Las. .HtSht's Rtfort.
Capt Bu TN OF board the galley Vigilant
now without the Bodkin Poin has made q
signal that the enemy has sailed down the
bay,
NJ
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VIC Subscriber respectfully informs the pubic.
Il that he has taken the eligible stand, on the ca
pho, square hr't knosn rs Min rel Fnun,.in, ard
lately Porter and Oyster House. x. nu.,,osss
to Keep the bsst Beer, Porter, Wines and liquors.
oo'' or hot reish--Oysters SO in their SEASON.
and soiic patronage.
some or ths-pFneinai pspera in the United Ststes
will be Immediately obtained for the snussne,i -
Y stors -
lie also cont nues hii House Of Entertainment end
Grocery on Sbookoe Hill, corner of Sin and 9Th
Streets undrr the care of Mr.. ID T.. stodgell;
where good forage aud stablase may also i,g had.
HENRY pApMpf =
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