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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23

Erracf ofa letter from Saeke:'s -Rdr.
Dor, 10 a gentleman in this city, dated
on Friday last, 3h inst
This morning our fleet arrived,
after cruise ci three weeks. On Mon.
day night, the wind was so heavy as to
upset TWO schooners, commanded by
Sailing master Osgood and 1t. Winter
Eight men were only saved from each
vessel--the officers we're lost. The
Fair American, 1t Chauncey, and the
Pert, Lit Adams have been sent into
Niagara, unfit for service The Grow
let, 1t. DRAGON, and the Julia, Sailing
master Trent, lay along side the Wolf
for hall an hour wlthln musket shot
distance. | cannot inform you with
any certainty, what become of them
they are sunk or in possession of the
enemy. This is truly unpleasant in
telligence. The Commodore is going
our Immediately, with provisions for
five weeks. The loss does not dis
hearten the officers OF he navy in the
least. The new vessel now building al
this place Is nearly ready to launch"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23
FOUND,

FOUND,
TN Fore-Sirect, Portland. on the 2oih inn.
Back Silk CLoAK-ehe owner may
have it by proving properly End paying fes
this Advertisement Apply at this Office.
Aug IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-08-23

Tho the foregoing accounts vary in
some respects,u is evident that six OF
Com. Chauncey's squadron have been
lost or rendered unfit for service, and
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baltimore, Aug. IL.

ATTACK ON QUEENSTOW.N.
We are informed that letter has
been received by gentleman in tbs
city from Centrsviile which states.
that aboat / o'clock in the morning
of Saturday last. the enemy made an
attack on Queenstown. in Queen
Arne county, both by land and water;
about 600 troops were landed and
marched up to the town. and twenty
armed barges made the attack by
water---the attack was so unexpected
that but little resistance was made.
pickc, guard ofour militia were fred
on by the enemy. one of them was
Killed. and two or three wounded
the militia retreated to CentreyilIe
and left the enemy in possession OF
the town. II was expected that an
attack would be made on Centreville
which is the county town. distant
from ,Qeeensiowa about seven miles;
and the women had all precipitately
left the town.
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BRITISH COMMERCE.

A feet from Jamaica for England.
under CONVOY OF the Bedford. ~.
viee-Ai. Stirling. and Cyane and
Fawn s'oops of war. was spoken Ju-
u q. Tar. SO. so. long. 81, SO.-%
frrt from Qar5ec Tor England. un-
drr convoy Of the Niohe frigate. and
Cy.net and PInser SW. was spoken
July te. near the J. Of Stables. The
.EoIns frisate. with feet from Ha-
lifax and Cans0. hound home. was
spoken fSth.-A feet ct 400 sail
from England. Cor Newfoundland.
n. Scotia, ". Brunswick. and One
hec. nnder CONVOY Of the Majestic.
CRazrc) and 5 other ships of war.
was snokcn July 10. ont SO days
A feet Of 500 sail. conveyed by the
Greasy, II. sailed from Jamaica, Ju-
Us.
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IN COUNCIL,
.dueust IL

.4uSnst IL, 1878.
The committee on the petition OF the
brick makers of the town, reported an
act amenda,oIy to an act respecting the
burning of brickkiln. within the corpo-
ration, which was read first & second
time, and on motion, seconded, to strike
out OF the first section the words, and
any sfthe fu6fe streets Of The toscn,
nepauved. A motion wss made to sus.
pend The further consideration thereof
which vas also negatived.. A melton
was then pade, seconded and carried,
to suspend the rule on The final passage
If bills, and On the final Passage, the
bill was negstived.'
Yeas and nays on the final passage
Yeas- Messrs. Peyton, Rhodes, fowie
Nays-Me.srs. Fleming, Herbert, Pa,
ton, MILAN, Rhodes, Smith.
The committee on the petition OF Da.
vid Lupton and others, made the follow.
ing report.
That the petitioners be paid for the
pump erected by them ~ stated in their
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SALEM, Aug. If,

Arrived last evening. priyateer
sloop Polly. Robert Evans. commands
er, from a cruise Of IS days, off
Canes Breton. and Canso. having
captured the following British YES
sells July 12. s'oop Rins;'ove, ear
60 lu,nbcr-July IL. schooner Spring
Bird, dry fish, oats. &c.-Same day.
schooner -. free stone. oats &c.
July rs. brig Sta,nper. cars" salt
Same day. schooner Four Brothers.
cargo rnm-Same day. sloop Mary.
cargo dry fish, salmon, herring and
oil-also, rans0med a schooner with
lumber, and gave up an"thsr scboo-
ner with coal. to prisoners. Has
seen no cruisers in the bay-on Mon
day last. on Georges, saw nine sail
steering n. E. one apparently a fri
gate-was chased by brig AN hour
and half. and outsailed her. Was
chased of Newfoundland by brig Of
war two days.
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MERCER, Penn. July II.
MOSTNELA.NCHOLY.


Tn our last, we mentioned the suf-
location of tour young men in we'll
near this place. the particulars, as
far as we can learn. are as follows !:
early on the morning Of Thursday,
the sth inst. John, son Of Mr.. Da-
MEL Enbodie, went down into we'll
which he and others had been dig
ging at J. W. Reynolds tavern. his
brother. in. law, on the Youngstown
road; its depth about IS feet, As
soon as he reached the bottom of the
ladder, he was seen TO fail as dead.
Stenhea Clark, lately from Bedford,
Penn. Immediately went down to his
assistance, who on reaching the bot
tom. instantly fel! and expired. ia
cob Enbodie. brother to John, igno-
rant of the cause of this shocking
scene. FASTENED down. in hope ofren-
dcrin. assistance to those already
down. but he too, fell, on reaching
the bottom. and expired ina few mi
nutes-this tragic scene, was not to
stop here, although those who were
at the mouth of the we'll had become
alarmed to degree beyond descrip-
ton, vet Peter .yolford had the te.
merity to descend the fatal ladder,
with The thought ofascendins. should
he feel any disagreeable sensations
on descending : on gaining the bot
tom, he called for rope. before
that could be let down he attempted
to escape by the ladder. he came up
about S feet, then fell backwards &
expired.
More than one hour elapsed before
they were got out. Every exertion
was made to restore them to life, by
physicians and others but without
effect, although they bIed freely, and
Wolford's pulse beat for some time
after he was got out.
Clark was about 25 years of age,
Woltord IS; they were peters ia
cob Enbodie IS, & his brother John
24-Jolln left wife and. one child.
Thus were four young men in the
vigor of lie, launched. into eternity.
1t was striking display ofthe un.
certainty Of human life, and . So
Tenn call to every one to be prepar-
ed for death {" therefore, be ye
ready for in such an hour as ye
think net the SON Of man eometh."
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RasraN. Aug. f2,

RssT0N. Aug. f2.
Schooner Peacock. Is days Cape
Henry. Hay,i. cargo coffee, arrived
at an out port on Monday last. Left
no American vessels. The English
schooner Hotspur. was there. bound
t. Mal!a.-The Sauccy Jack priva-
teer, Of Charleston. had sent in a
sloop Of and for Turks Island. cargo
salt. which was ordered out ny the
Government. and was to sail next
day. The prize. master said she had
also taken a very valuable ''nglish
shin and a schooner from Barbados
for jamaica. and ordered them for
the q. Subsidiaries at Cape
Henry glutted-Enslish vessels had
taken nearly all the coffee off. and it
could not be obtained only in small
unantities-it was S 6 per 100 VT
sugar 6. On the sth inst. off Cape
Cod the Peacock fell in with an Eng
lish brig of war. distant about 8
miles, which chased her 10 hours,
when the p. having gained several
miles on her she gave it up. Mr..
Cooper, supercargo of the Peacock,
gives the above particulars. Ne
news at Cape Henry.
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For Sale
A TRACT or LAND,
August %


Containing 81 acres, within two miles
Of Town, bounded in part on the Col.
chester road, extending to the land Of
James Irwin, and within few rods Of
The Hunting Greek Turnpike. Part It
The land is enclosed md nearly suffici-
ent fencing for enclosing the remainder
and timber for what may be wsr.:r9s
with fine growth olyoung wood -
There are two small teneIhents and sc.
veral handsome situation. for building,
one Of which is near the Turnpike
road, commanding view Of Wsshing-
ton, Alexandria and the Potomac river,
With an orchard containing between 4
and 500 of the chsicsst apple, Eeschy
cherry and plumb trees, and never
falling spring Of water.
The land is laid to be we'll adapted
to plaster.
Being so near town, to person dis.
posed to give It attention, it would be
v'luable and pr duc:ive establishments
The payments would be made 10 ac-
com1nodate the purchaser, or exchang-
ed for property in town. Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
August 49,
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petition ont OF their taxes in The third
ward as they occurred, and on motion
Of concurrence negaiivtd.
Yeas--Messrs. Fiemmins, Herbert,
MILAN, Peytop.
.soys-Messrs. Patton. Rhodes, Brooks,
Fowle, Smith.
The petition Of James Harris. snd o.
theirs was received and read, and refer.
red to Messrs. Peyton, MILAN, and Men
caster.
Proposals for furnishing lamp oil for
the public lamps we're received from
Matthias Snyder and Rich'd. h Litlc and
referred to Mes.rs. Brooks, Peyton and
MILAN.
Ordered, that the lighting Of the lamps
be suspended ill further orders.
Ordered, that Messrs. Rhodes, and
Brooks be committee conjointly with
the superintendent of police To regalate
Union street between Wolfe and Water
streets, and that thirty collars be ~pf:c-
priatsd for the same.
Ordered, that the auditor issue war.
rant for tour hundred dollars for the
support Of the poor house.
Ordered, that suit be instituted q.
gNinst the parties who have violated tina
.aw OF the corporation relative to the
burning Of oyster shells as soon IS the
ttorney for the common council 70.
turns to town
Extract from the minuses.
J y SIMMS. &.
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Vol ICE.
August 'o

I WILL give II ,eral share OF the
crop to person properly qualified to
manage large Farm
None need apply who have not Ger.
6cates from uncxccptiouable sources,
{ character and farming knowledge.
Ap 3lication made any time after tho
first of Sept. next. lat my residence
,esr lenterville in Fairfax county will
90 attended to.
| h;vc likewise for rent. FIRM,
wi IN 4 l.2 miles o. rumflies, Prihoo
William County being midway be.
ween that plate and Colshes,er, cp!Ied
2lppon Lodge. Information Is to Tho
premises, will be given b. reference %
Mr. Zac hariah Ward, Occoquan -
FERNS Gy the subscr'her
I BLACKBURN.
August I9. lw3W
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ATTACK ON ST. MICHAEL.

Extract of letter from CASTOR, dated
august 10.
The enemy have taken full possession
ofKent Island and have fortified the nai-
rows; their ships lie around the island,
several of them in the Eastern Bay and
= brig has been up as high as Deep
Water pointin Miles river.
Last Tuesday morning about 4 O'Clock
the British made an attack Oh st. NH
chsel with eleven barges, they went up
the river on the opposite side and CAME
down on the side of St. Michael without
, making the least noise close in the shore,
and, as it was very cloudy and our men
in the Fort without suspicion Of an at
tack, they bad landed before they were
discovered. Our men fired two guns,
and lel, the for, of which the enemy I'M.
nediatelv took possession & gave three
cheers, supposing they would have st.
Michael without much difficulty, but
they were very much mistaken; Tor the
St. Mirhacl's people and capt. V'ckers
Of the Eas,on packet, with the artillery
from Easton attacked them SO briskiy y
pointed their guns with so much Jodg'
ment. that our invaders were SOON o.
b,ipcd to make off--thc infantry were
not engaged.
There were only four pieces of cannon
IN the battery one OF which our own peo-
pie spiked before they left 1t, the other
three were spiked by the enemy but
they have all been drilled and ate again
ready for service.
We we're fortunate enough not 20 have
oman hurt, although the grape shot iiew
like hail in the town and their balls went
,hrourha number olihc houses. The
two shots that were fred from the Tort
must have done some execution, as
good deal Of blood VAS seen on the shore
and two swords and pistol we're lett De
hind, and their brrees we're seen to DC
strack bv The artillery from the town
We expect every hour TO hear OF an
other attack on st. Michael, as have no
doub, but they will return with larger
force they are however, we'll prepared
for them, two companies frsm Easton
have been there for the last week: they
have Jus, been relieved and have return.
cd home. Should the enemy succeed m
taking ST. Michael, we may expect vi
sit from them, Cat Eastonl but having al.
ready met with so unexpected repulse
perhaps they may not venture again.
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SALE BY AUCTION.

On Tuesday, the 24tA .4usust, at s~etps
o'clock, at the .duetjon Room, az no
head of Frederiek.str Dock, (RAI.
4xMoRE 7iY commence the sule on q
liberal credit, Of
40 hhds. Mascovado Sugar
100 boxes Brown Havana, do.
so do. White do. do.
80 do do Brazil do.
20 hhds first quality MolasseI
" iliiam Vance & Co.
AUCTIONEE Frs.
August g dts
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They wers Inferred in one grave,

They wers inferred in orc grave,
on the following day.
Experiments, were tried after
wards by letting down a chicken !;
it was drawn up instantly. but lite
less it recovered after being in the
pure air again--it was let down a
second time, it was again drawn up.
but recovered no more. Fire I'M
mediately extinguished on being
thrown down,
Water was profusely thrown down
the we'll to expel or break the foul
ART had not that effect. -
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To De s.,o.a Iieu.enaner in tie Marine

To be sseeaa Lieusenanes IN tie Marine
corhs Of the " Staffs.
Thoma. W. Legge,
William H. Freeman,
Joseph L Kuhn,
Henry OIcott,
Charles r. Broom,
James M'Lean,
Thomas w. Bacott,
Benjamin Richardson,
Francis B. White. snd.
William. Nicholl.
John Robertson, to be Navy Agent tor
Charleston, South Carolina.
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NOTICE.
August Is.

TO be sold on Saturday, the 18th day
Of September, a LOT o. GROUND. on
the west side of NVa.hingtea street and
south OF King, 4s feet inches front and
Sc feet deep, subject TO an annual
ground rent of IS dollars. payable quar-.
ter yearly. This property is sold BY
virtue Of deed Of trust for the pur-
poses therein mentioned. Terms Of
sale cash.
Samuel Smith.
1sxsses.
August IL.
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BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS
WEDNESDAY,, June is.
GRAIN LAWS.

Sir IT. PARNELL. called the at
tention Of the House to the Report
of'the committee on the Corn Laws.
The object Of that committee, he
observed, was to propose. for the a
,doption of the House, such reg"la-
tions with regard to the Corn Trade.
as might increase the produce OF
the country. and at the same time
prevent those fluctuations Of price
which we're SO injurious TO the low
err classes Of society. Within the
last 81 years, no less a sum than
So 5000 had been paid TO foreign
countries for corn, TINS rendering
us. to so great an extent, dependent
on them for the necessary supplies.
and placing the country in preea.
rious situation, particularly when
engaged in warfare. 1t was the O.
pinion OF the committee. however.
that were the capabilities Of this.
country. and particularly ofIreland,
called forth. the growth Of corn
might be increased TO great extent.
and the necessity for importation
might. in a great measure, cease.
With this view, rs being best calcu
lated to the encouragement and stea-
DIV progress of our domestic agricul-
ture, they recommended. that sys.
tenn orlimited and restrained impor-
tation should he adopted. On ad
veriing to the different systems pur-
sued with regard to the Corn trade,
they found that in 1870, law was
passed to discourage importation
and the consequence was. that for
one hundred years after that period.
this country was an exporting coun-
try. and the prices Of grain remained
steady while by the contrary sys-
tenn pursued in 1772, Of bounties on
importation, the country had ceased
to export, and importations were
cons family increasing, accompanied
with great fluctuations ofprice. On
consulting, with a Noble Lord oppo.
site, and hearing various opinions he
(sir II. P.) was inclined to propose
95s. per quarter as the price at which
importation might commence. aud a
rate of duty of is. per quarter on all
wheat imported below that sum.
gradually increasing. to that when
the price was SIS. the duty on i'm
port would be los. The Hon. Ba-
ronet moved. that the report of the
committee on the Corn Laws be re-
ferved to the consideration ola COM
rittee of the whole house.
Mr.. HoRNER said, with respect to
the stress that was laid upon the
danger Of placing a dependence up
on foreign supplies of grain. what
was the real state Of the fact? 1t was
undeniabic that there never were
eds during which the danger and
difficu,tiesof obtaining supplies from
abroad were so great as oflate years
when it became the peculiar policy
Of the enemy to prevent them and
yet the importation of foreign grain
was, in no former instance, 50 abun-
dant and steady. This plain, fact e.
vinced our ability to obtain supplies
when we most wanted them. All
the statements and documents pro-
duced by the committee clearly prov.
ed, that the importation was greater
in the very crisis Of the greatest diff.
ficullies.
For the committee, 1S6-Against
IA
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In pursuance OF an order

Of the honorable the Circulr Court OF
{ Distr,cl of Columbia forthe County
,t :Aiexandria, will be sold the late
dwelling Of Henry O'Rcil.y. de ceased,
i, the said county, on "Wednesday tho
first of September, at 70 O'Clock, A NJ.
Sundry Slaves.
mortgaeed by said O'Keiiey to secure
the payment of suadry debts owing by
him. Terms cash.
John Moantz.
Trustee.
August 10 cots
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Robert 7. Spence,
John Ost!e Creighton,
Edward rrenchard,
John Downcs,
George Parker,
Daniel I. Patterson,
Jrhn D Henley,
Jesse d. Elliott.
D be Lieutenants in the Many.
William III. Allen,
Stephen d. Midnight,
David Common,
John Gallagher,
sThomas Holdap,
Sasnucl II BslIu.,
James A. Dudley,
James p. OeAers,
William NJ. Hunter,
John ID Sloat,
John Packets,
William II Cooke,
John J. YarEail,
Matthew e. Perry,
Charles w Skinner.
Joseph Wra3g.
James Saunders,
James Reilly,
Samuel w. Adams,
William S. Coke,
John X. Madison,
Dugomier Taylor,
Geor1a Pearce,
Frederick w. Smith,
Henry S Newcomh,
Nathaniel D Nicholson,
Thomas TiIlinghast,
John |. I..'wards,
Ohio Norris,
John T Newton,
p. A. |. P. Jones,
Samuel Henley,
Augustus Concklinr,
Joseph Smith of Ms.
Thomas a. Beatty,
Lawrence Rousseau,
George w. Storer,
John S,ansbury,
Archibald Hamilton,
Henry b. Rapp,
Lewis German,
Joseph Cassin,
Rober, II. Rose,
Beverly Kenncn.
20 be Surgeons in the Navy.
William Turk,
HYDE Ray,
William Baldwin,
Walter Buchanan,
Samuel Ayre,
+. L. La wtpn,
CHARLES Cotton,
Gerard DaycIs,
William Cation,
Robert X. Barton,
B njamin Nissan,
Charles Campbell,
John a. kea'ney,
Richard G.. 1Idgar,
Bailey Washington,
William Nj. Clarke,
Thomas Colchester,
James Inderwiok,
George I Cannon.
Ie Surgeons Mates in the Navy.
Richard c. Gregory,
I. ID. Morrison,
Horatio S. Waring,
John NJ Lynn,
John H. Gordon,
Samuel NJ Kisstm,
Leonard Osborne,
.Willism Swift,
John Dix.
Thomas Williamson,
Thomas B. Salter,
Seabern ]. Safold,
Thomas sprague,
George Bohrer,
Benjamin Austin, r.
John Cadet,
Lewis Mitchell,
Silas D. Wickes,
Isaac Baldwin, jr.
NVilmot F. Rogers,
Jabez w. Hustead.
To be Pursers in the Navy.
George Beale,
James H. Clark,
William P. Zan,zipger,
Joseph North,
Joseph Wilsos, ire
Herman M. Thorn,
. first Lieusenants ir'the Marin
Corhs.
John Contee,
William Hall, and
Francis w. Sterns.
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PLtTTSBURGH, July 81.

PLtTTSBURGH. July 81.
The following ives handed for pub
LEGATION as a literal translation of
the declaration OF War. against
the British by the six nations oil
Indians.
DECLARATION OF H.dR,
BY THE
ok NATIONS OF INDIANS.
We the Chiefs ard Councillors of
the Six Nations Of indians. residing
Is the state Of New York, do hereby
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, August 10.
Sc TO SHE,

"To sHRw
rrr VERY AGE * Bo-- OF rax TINE
MS YoRw AND PRESSURE"
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will sell Great bars ain in small
FARM, containing Ole hundred and
forty aeres, lying in the count of Fair7b
fax, adjoining the lands oil tie late DR..
Henry Rose and Mrs C.,har,neRrown,
about six miles from the 'oWn oil leg
antSia and the same distance from the
City of Washington an- Georgetown
There is on said Farm ii .mali Dwell
ing House, Kitchen, ac a plenty { I
timbar for its support about ten gcre
of excellent n eadow land, and abound
with good water. Any person wishing
to purchase will apply to tic s',bscri-
Der who i've, near s,id Farm, and will
shew the premises md make known
the terms Of sale
Joseph Powell.
June 8 CT
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Nav 81
PUBLIC SALE.

I'm the I'd day Of August Court
~ next, will be exposed to sale in
Lecsburg, at Peers, Tavern, if not
previously disposed OLA tract of Land
containing upwards of 800 Acres, near
Goshen, in the County of Loudoun.-
This land lies convenient to the Turn
pike Road to the Alexandria market
is as susceptible of improvement from
Plaster of Paris, as any Land in the
County has q large portion of wood
and meadow land, ard is we'll watered.
The Improvements are tolerably COM
Portable.
From the increasing value of land IN
the neighborhood, it is worthy the at
tsrtion ofpurchasors. 1t may be seen
by applying to Mr., c. Stewart who
lives on the premises, Terms OF sale,
one third in hand and the balance in. 6
and IL months, with approved securi-
ty.
Apply to Geo. ~ Rails, or in his
absence t. J. L. Ramsay.
april s laws
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ENo. 3983

/ visa to dispose OF, on
reasonable terms Young Negro NO.
man OF unexceptioaable character. She
is good servant and excellent nurse.
ALSO TO HIRE,
.ANgroe Boy, about Ia or Is years OF
age, who Can be recommendedasa house
servant.
Jane Fl. Slacum.
Nav 81 tt