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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25

"ToRTAGE-Nt'AK, JAZZ %, tofS' =
Frenchman arrived here this evening" by way
CT Lower Saidusky, from the River ka,sin-"mc"
place lac left ,he night OF the 2Sd He says, that
there have been AIu.sea AZ cur fresfs iaken
prIsoneys--shat the greater ari OF our men fought
d-steraley, and would bayc beaten the enemy,
II the of The lis had not given way, and they
had been well supplied with ammunition. which had
been unfortunately placed in a house al some aus
tsnce He couuted slxt, -one OF the cnemys killed.
which were removed after the action IN sleds--And
he asserts, that he heard British colonel admit,
that the loss their side in killed, WAS equal TO
ours. I ssut two men, two days ago, To ascertain
the situation Of tine enemy and our wo,snaed. The
flenchman states, that the latter were lett On the
river l,aisin. shall march the Gay After tomorrow
Tor the Rapids--and from there MS soon as set UP
the ar,illcry-,hc progress of which has been stop
ped by the excessive ruins. The Frenchmss is cor
tair, iha, Gen. Winchester, Cot. Lewis and Brigade
MaicrGerrard are among the prisoners.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25

Later .f-om me Ayny..

Last evening an express arrived in town from Gen
Harrison We publish extracts OF TWO iettels MAJ
ien ~ hm la Gov. Mciss. !, Is with pridc We ss.ls
lhAt, though overpowered by numosrs-yet, The
BRAVE KENTCCkiANS have done thar duty
ten HARRISON. aai The arm, unsies hiln are an good
health aud spirits.
Ertracss Of irtfcTs from Ceaer9t Harrison 10
Copcrslr -ixe.ss, da,ed
N A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25

B'Tfisk fce,-A plot ~h, his srfised frsn the
Caps ipf 'n.t tire i.ri,s feet had disappeared
- - sa,p Sc - BIZ mere ru,- DC guc:se 10 :ol.
s.ss-is vJf--B.' f1ns C1..fss
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"ArAD.QuARTERs,3 {" ,
"PoRrAcr.RtvrR, 3lst. Jan. ISIS. 5

"PoRrACE-KivER, JIst. Jan 1913.
" I'his morning two spies whom had sent TO the
river Rsisn, have returned They give suil more
favorable account of The action, than that before re-
ceiyed They sa, that considerable iaigernumber
of The enemy killed. Than OF our men, ANA that
after resisting every assault o ,hc lSritsh and charg
ing the latter, successfully several times, they did
not surrender until ..ji.T t!e return If fhe< lians
from the pursuit of lhuso who had retrcattdM lie
commencement OF The action. There werel,ss Uoa-
sand hu'.9i'ed men the side OF The Bri,iss."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25

The Jsva's quarter bills shcw that sho had
one man more stationed at each gun on her
gun deck, and two more al each gun On the
upper deck, than what the Constitution had.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25
NEW PORT.
4NURsD.ir. FEBhu.iRi ss. ls

.N-w h'sssL 0r,sers - 4 British Order IN Csnnei.
a Nos. y has lately Den published. g,,it ag the
eehee OF s,s gsr... carr, produce 70 the ,,tisn
Wes, India Islands ard elsewhere from the tritcd
Siaiss ln the e>vnt uf tn r not tving able to OBJ
tam suiscency in neef,ai vessels. icenccs will he
gwen 10 vessels belonging to the EASTERN
STATES, EXCLUSIVELY. How wonderfully Ia
yorsd we, The people Of New-Eng.and. a4c, in the
io'mg Kindness of mosher Britain.
The following articles copied from New.York
paper OF tuesday, received here Yesterday
Eriraes efa letter from Col. Porter, command
ing a! Niagara, 10 Gen Dearborn.
ne arrival Of several OF Gen. Winches-
'er's officers at Buffalo, las, evening, confirms
the late reports Of that General aad his li,lle
army having been killed or captured Those
officers state, THAI snch was the helish ierocity
oi the Saysgcs aier ,he battle, that every pct
son who by wound or otherwise was incapable
ol marching, was instantly and inaIscrin,na,c-
ly buichered by them The q enera and the
remainder OF his troops are now crossing ut
Fort Niagara The HcId officers are refused
their pal OLE"
We are favored with the following bys gentleman
who arrived M this port la The Fac ket Fl om hcrn,us
COPY.
fdmiraly- Office, December On, 1915.
Sir, The Lords of the Council having sig
nshed their opinion for my Lords the Com
missions OF the Admiralty, that vessels
Claiming protection from Licences issued by
Mr. Allen, his majes,y's Vice-Coosui at Bos-
ton, or by The Spanish Minister In America,
ought not 10 be exempted from British cap
nre,.and that such papers should not he res.
pecied ny his mojcs,y's cruisers; have their
lorlsh'ps' ccmmsnds,o signily their directions
oi~u 10 give tAe necessary Instructions to
this effect 10 The captains and commanders OF
his majcsty's vessels under ysur order. am,
sir, your most obcdicnt humble servant,
j. w. CROCKER.
.9dmirai Me Hon. Sir. Joha ~. Warreh
n, e a. Il. Bermuda.
.'lercoanie advertiser, feb. %.
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ADJUI an / tstsfSf.R4Al.,s ,<FFIcE
Uasiangton CAy, l9h Frtra~y, 1915.
GENERAL ORDERS

ALL rcgimcptal officers and soldiers or furlcbgh
and belonging the several corps Of the army ,Aesv
ing on or,icar the Niagara river, hereby direct
ed TO join their respective corps Immediately.
Jty order Of me Secretary IF Har.
III CUSHING, .4r;. Con
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-02-25

.js.lHHftU,
In ,histown. on Sunday evening last. by The lsev
Mr. Towle, MT sons y. F.LrscoLx 10 Miss May y.
CnEEs, daughter Of Mr Sicp,s" tsreen Cflas so~n.
DJFD,
y, 7.ver:ss. on tie i;'h irst. ~. Wi.LfsN
GsAy, in sl,e OH year of his axe.
AZ Cbesiire. .Has' OF hr 2jlh ~. Ms !.rcss-
"a Ms>ox, 'o' merry (1f llsis 'ossf epas, cf Mr
Tess, MssJ- - N, :,rnc~ .,iace
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TO be sold al Pn6Hc Auciion,
On MONDAY March l, 1918,

--- vi NONDNI NIdTLH y IUTJs
It the sforc ?f Mr.. yfsA SHhw, Broad- STREET, /,
TWENTY v.blablc Cows Should the wsa!hot
prove unfavorablc, they will be sold on tho ncst
fair day following. Terms liberal, and nsde known
AZ the sale. Fcb.l7
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
o the Commonwealth, near the Bel-Yayern.
THURSDAY, AUGUST S. 1918.

l am,happy to inform you that notwithstand-
ing the eXtraordinary weather in which they
nave had TO perform their march, there is
scarcely case OF sickness among them -
The Raleigh Guards had the hardest time,
but arrived here in fine spirits. The only
circumstance which seemed To depress them
was, that the Enemy had gone off without
giving them an opportunity of paying their
respects to him.-Every man of this compa.
ny Is well. They are now paradng before
Head Quarters-their appearance seems to
iisnt up in the face of every locker OH an
expression of patriotic feeling"
II is the intention of his Excellency to e.
rect tort 1T practicable, at Beaver-Island.
The Revenue Cutter is ordered here for the
purpose OF taking him down. AS soon as a
Regiment is organized the men will leave
this place and engage Immediately in the
Dove mentioned pursuit. The most active
preparations a"e making for the organization
OF the Regiment"
he Ladies who were at the Bar when
inc British forces were there state that the
Enemy mad possession of every newspaper
Oh any consequence published in our state,
and could detail the facts of our interior bet
ter or more fully, than they could"
1t is expected that the light horse which
marched from hence will return in few
days But the Volunteers and Militia will
probably remain some time.
AdJutant Gen. Williams, we learn, is or
dered on to Wilmington; to which place he
set out on the 26th instant.
AT Wilmington, they have FIVE Gun Boats
IN complete order, ready for action, anchor
ed below the town. A battery has also been
mounted IN a situation most eligible for an
noyns or destroying an approaching enemy
by water. And in addition 10 their uniform
companies of Artillery, Infantry, Cavalry.
and Militia, there have arrived from South
Washington Capt Fhlyaw's company, from
holly Shelter. Capt. Ramsay's, from Black
river Capt. Benneman's, from Masonboro',
Captain M'Clummy's, from Moore's creek.
Capt. Newton's, from Fayetteville, Captain
Groves Company of independent Yolun-
tcers. There also momenty expected from
Fayetteville, Capta Chapman's company OF
Horse, and Capt. Lords company of Rife
men.
1t is supposed that the British vessels that
lately visited our Coast have since gone into
the Potomac.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
IA dollars per annum
ALIENS

n message was read from the Senate sta
ing that they have recedel from their Il
mendment to the bill supplementary to the
naturalization law
me Senate have insisted on their amend
n'ents' disagreed to by the House, to the bill
laying duties on Bank Notes and providing
.o'ner stamp duties-and ask conference
ie,a.iVe to the said amendments.
ne House resolved to insist on their dis
agreement to the said amendments. and "a
greed to the conference.
WI. biob, from the conferees on the bill
laying duties on licences to retailers of wines,
spIl,euous liquors and foreign merchandise,
~. n.aae report, which was ordered to lilo on
/ And the House adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
HOUSE OF REPREsENTAT1ys.
TUESDAY, July 90.


The following message was received from
the President OF the United States, by Mr..
Graham:
TO fhe Senate and House of Retresenfa-
ines ot3he UnfYed Siafes. -
There being sufficient ground to infer that
it is che purpose OF the enemy 10 combine
with the blockade of our ports, specia! licen'
ses to neutral vessels, or to Birth vesseIs
Inneutial DISCUSSES, whereby they may draw
from our country the precise kind aud ooan
tity OF exports essential to their wants. whilst
its general commerce remains Distracted
keeping III view also the insidious ,liscrim,n-
alton between diIieien ports of the United
States and as such system, if not conn
teTacted, will have the effect of dimipisbinc
very materially the pressure of the war oo
the enemy, aud encouraging perseverance,
in il, at the same time that it will leave the
general commerce of the United States nm
der all the pressure the ehemy can impose
thus subjecting the whole to British reeuIa,
ton, in subserviency to British monopoy-T
recommend to the consideration of Congress
the expectancy OF All immediate and effectu.
al prohibition OF exports, limited 10 n con-
venient day in their next session, and re-
movable, in the mean time, in the event of n
CESSATION OF the blockade of our ports.
JAMES MADISON.
WaShfngfoR, Jui. %, 1919.
Tie message was referred to the committee
OF Foi ign Relations, and the doors were open-
ed.
Wednesday, July 81.
Mr. Calhoun from the committee If Foreign
Relations, towhom was referred the message q
the President OF The U. States received yes,er.
day, made report, on which report the TE,use
Immediately went into committee Of tho whole.
Mr. Kennedy in the chair ard after some TIM.
! spent therein the committee rose, and reported
TO the House the Report ofthe committee of 70
reign Relations, TO whom was referred the Pre-.
sidenrs message with an amendment.
The report as amended states
That they have had the same under cons;.
| Iteration, and are of opinion that it would he
exPedient 70 adopt the measure submitted bv
| The message to tie onsideration ofthe house
The questiol was then taken ON concurriner
in the said report as amended, and decided b.
| yeas and nays, yeas =, nays ST.
The report was then referred to select com,
| mittee consisting Of Messrs. GruDdv. Nyripht.
! Robertson, Bibb and Fisk, with instruction ia
reporta bill in conformity tl,ereto.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
sCHVOIA.
From fbe Hoaton Pufriot.

MORALITY OF THE ESsEX UNTO.
Although the sum tn.al ct a nations inn
mediate happiness must arise, and be esli-
mated rom the principles ct the whole
yet the manners and principles OF hose who
lead, not OF those who are icd Of those who
goveru, ut those Who arc goUerHed; Ct
those, 10 short, who MAKE laws or erecaie
them, viii ever determine the strength or
WEAKNESS, and therefore the Continuance or
dissoluiio0 OF u state.
How lar the present ruling manners and
principles Of the jHato vii. tend to preserve
boS,oH IN It's rank OF FIRST rate city, Or
debase 1t 70 tne grade oi a fourth or filth
ju the na,ion, time ard events must deter
nine. 1o US 1t appears that the baieiul
influence OF foTyism, or jaHsoism, which is
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
SECRET PROCEEDINGS.
IN SENATE.
FRIDAY, July %.

The bill entitled &c An act laying an En-
barge on all ships and vessels in the uorts
and Harbors OF the United States" was re
ceived from the House of Representatives
by MIR. Grundy aud Mr.. Robertson; and the
same was twice read and referred to the
Committee of Foreigr Relations.
ON SATURDAY
Mr.. Campbell from the committee of Fa.
reign Relations, reported the bill LAYING an
Embargo on all the ships and vessels in the
ports and harborS OF the United States. a..
mended which was made the order of the
day for Monday.
ON MONDAY
The Senate resumed as in committee of
the whole the consideration of the bill LAYING
an Embargo, together with the amendments
reported by the committee Of Foreign Re-
lations.
The amendment Of the committee was a.
greed to; and several otner attempts made
without effect, To amend; when
Mr.. Bib moved to postpone the bill tn the
first Monday in December next This mo
ton was disagreed to by Yeas and Nays. as
follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Bib, Brown. Dana FFo-
mentin, German, Gilman, Goldsbo,s,ougi,,
Gore, Horsey, Hunter, King. Lambert, Ma
son, Stone, Varnum, Weils-i6
NAYS-Messrs. Bledsoe. Brent. Bullock
Campbell, Chase, Condit, Gaillard. Giles
Howell, Lacock, Leib, Morrw, Robinson
Smith, falt, Taylor, Turner Worthing.
ton-18.
After several other unsuccessful attempts
to amend the bill, it was, on motion of Mr..
Smith, postponed till to- morrow.
ON WEDNESDAY
The Senate resumed the consideration of
the bill laying an Embargo; when
The question was stated, Z" shall the bill
be read the third time and passed ?" and de.
cided in the negative, as follows:
For the passage If the 6M-Messrs. Bed
soc, Brent, Bullock, Campbell, Chase, Con-
dit, Gaillard, Howell, Lacock. Leib, Nor.
row, Robinson, TAFT, Taylor, Turner, IVor-
thington--16.
.gsrainat n-Mcssrs. Anderson BIB.
Brown. Dana, Fromentin, German, Giles
Gilman, Godsborongh. Gore, Horses Hun
ter, King, Lambert, Mason, Stone, Varnun,
Wells-18.
Which decision amounting to a reject
on of The bill, Messrs. Campbell and Va mum
were appointed committee to inform tie
House OF Representatives that the Senate do
not concur in the said bill.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
/ o..
RALr1on- az CAI,lu 20

BY the return Of Major ougg from New
bern (who acted as Comnilssary TO the
Troops which first marched from this city,
have been favoured with the following
official communication through the medium
OF Col. q. Daniel, aid-de camp to his Excel
lency the Commander in Chief:
(" HEAD QUARTERs, .NewberW,
24th Jufy, 1878
SIR,
Having been Informed that you were at
Portsmouth when the British landed on that
Island, and having heard much OF their con
duct whilst there | have determined to So
licit you to favor NE with communication
upon this subject, wherein il is expected you
will detail such occurrences as happened
during their stay az that place, aud under
your Immediate observation, or such as you
may have received from songce entitled
20 credit. 10 not conceive it necessary
at this late day, that facts should be addu-
ccd to shew tho real character Of the Enc
my, as their ac;s have impressed it SO
strongly and at 50 many points that it is IS
well known as it is deprecated by the rest
Of the civilized world; but if you have il Ia
your power 70 embrace in your communica-
lion the particulars of the savage cruelty
exhibited b. them in shooting the unfortu-
nate man ON the island, you will, hope, not
omit doing So. am,
With great consideration,
SIR your Sh't.S<e.
VIM. HAWKINS"
THOMAS S. SgTcLEToN, Esq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
ON SATURDAY

Mr.. Campbell from the committee of Fo-
reign Relations, reported the bill having an
Embargo on all the ships and vessels in the
ports and harbors OF the United States. a.
mended which was made the order of the
day for Monday.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05
Ino9IAs S. SLNoLEToN, -.
+" NEwBERw, Jaly 81.
.SIR

"SIR,
IN compliance with your request, /
have made the following statement of facts
relative to the late affair at Ocrac0ck, which
i believe To be cor ect. On the lth inst.
abUut p. W. arrived off Ocracock Bar, and
anchored within one mile Cf the Inlet. a Bri
tisi il@et Consisting ofonc -, three frigates,
one brig aud three SchOOEeTs, under the
command OF Adm. Cockburn, which was
discovered by the inhabitants of Ocraccck,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05

We have also been favored with several
letters from our friends in the expedition,
from which tic following are extracts!
July %.
His Excelcncy, attended by several Of
hcers OF rank, will IN the morning proceed
to Occracock inlet, IN order 20 select scite
tor Fort, being deicrmiVed on building one
near that place, provided lac shall deem it
practicable, and it meets with the approba-
tlsn Of the General Government
g Forces are daily arriving. The officers
are now busily engaged in organizing them
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-08-05

The following message was received from
the President Of the Gnitcd States, by Mr..
Graham:
TO fhe Senate and House Of Rehresenfa-
tires Of rte UnYsd Slatcs -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20

In an Ir.'aot DESTROYED rs the go-ian vnos was an
tied by ,ies.ord u. Aiex,lder.
Tie Prince ct Ii ssc. iiout.sS was Killed. The
pr.so, site that the Ponce Ro, al OF Prussia was
wonnd.d, spd that the P.nee of aiecslemburs. St,,
> IL WAS killed.
The infantry - the elder gusr,'s, of wi;cl. six
hst,H''tos 81 nad arrived, .ustsirc,l Nv its pres
neg us Altar, vii, tia, ssrg trct viheh oharac.
80 il. II did not frs susle shot. One hsIft se
1r'ny Was mar enesged tor the four divisions Of
General i.aur,s,ou merely occuntd Leipsivk the
ihre' divisions OF tie Duke o! Reggie were "a two
'sys march from tie field OF hattie. Count Ber-
'rsnt gave hat,le with Only one ct his div; ions
al tlHt IVES So slightly sneased the. {, did no:
IS so men his 81 aud 81 divisions we're not en-.
saed.
The second divisions o. the Younger guards. com
msnde" ~ General Barrels VAS FIVE DAYS ,nsrch
!,c'n TIE h'id ofbau'e the same wssti G csse Wit,
ths ha.i 81 tie I'D sn>rts, command, Nv Gener
=. re onz. who hsd o"iy reached Eiiur,h Bate.
, 's OF reserve CT more than u hun,. ell NJ, c. 6
m Men,z TO ErfurtL, The eorps Of tIr. Ih,Se a.
be'iono was at three days msrc, from the Il id a.
,s'iie. > -
The corps ~ eavalrv ~ General S,b,s.;.r; win,
Vr'e 'ivisons az the Prince of Esuuh', wa, to
wards the lower Fihe. The Allied ARM eous;-t
'rs ct ROM 80 10 200 n0H men strong rnyrdd
y! te two Sovtre'gns h1v;ng great humber of the
rrlness = ne honse 81 Prussia at ts hc-r hiss ,co,
defeated aud routed 10y less than tn. French ar.
'he anbr'a'ory hosui'als and the G.N os bst 70
prs n'ed most tonohing spectacle. Tho Young
snnrFS' at sight ~ the Emperor. forgot their main,
fnd shouted "ioHe hve fhe I'm ,3ero,.'' "it i
wow twenty years, ,ssi. the Eniperor sine,
haNe. COMMANDED French 4hru,i. : never have he
i's Re sren such bravery anil rurh attachment"
Europe would ~ 'eugti. fnd tga' guilty could So.
sert'ens @"d be Nio''es vho direct the;r Cabinet,
nave been nresent on tbs field nr h5,,Ie JL.x
would renoNncs The, hope of eareins .hr star az
tr.nee e. r.''"e; they oa!d see that tho7, cn,,r
senf,s who wish 30 iismsmher the French Efnnire
.nu nnu''iste ,e Emperor, gre prenariug Tia, ,ies.
trsetios Q! theii Sovereieus.
Eetr0efea ffon the .Ifoniseny.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-07-20

rcDoTi ~ IN BordeanY that nelhI lotions wsri
OPENED hetwecn the E'uporars Alexander
and Napoleon, ior a P,a-o; and that gie.:
TeJnicings had taken place m-Bodesrx, in
consequence OF the siFeal victories achieved
by the Frepch o%cr The Allied Army.
situation offdr French .i,yn1 ON fl,e Morn
snd- of(6t i4fh ~ liag-- Translated from
N J0nfJi0t of i'aris Of the 2iSt Riag.
he army ofthe iSloe has bscn dissolved
md the two arrres -f..hc E!be aud Of tic
Maiue, are row united,
Tue Duke OF t.eiune was. or the eyep;nr
OF the !Sth, at W,temberg,
Lnkau.
Count J.snrisson marched from Torsau
nrou Il t5iuek.
locnt Be,trasd was q, Koenjesbrnck.
The Duke Of Tarenfn, with the 11.h
corps, was epcamred At Bischotswerda and
Bao'zen.r he had vigorous ;, pu, sued the.
rnen'y on the J h ard l2ti1 Gen. Miiora
do~i.ch, with III sfger snar,l OF 10000 men
ADD "a pit ceS Il ca noh On the I2,h, vi he
10 hold the POSITIONS Of Fischhaoh. If CansI
'enhurg ard that Of Bisch.fswer,la. which
caused three successive battles, IN which ou,
troops 9ndrcied Themselves with the gs>a
test In,rep6i'v. The dcv,,ton c. srpei,.i,~
distinguished 'tselfirthc attack nt't, iivlft
nc enemy was turaes IN his positions. and
toiied at all y 1ints; ~ of his colnrans On
90. we made 500 rvisoNers. He had rn,rc
han i5Qe rlcn killed aDt, waunGei,. II.
~ il'-'"' Of the II h corps, made a dischurr.
oi 1900 shot IN this cou,bg-.
ne wreck u the Prus>>isn army, com
manded by the King IN person, wiaich had
sed at Meissir, tlir-cled their course T.,
Neng'bruck k, to Ban,zcn, to Join The Rus
N army.
The o"spR Of the Duke nf Reggio. passed
u. bridge OF Dresden Yesterday at moon.
The Emperor has revie wed the cor,,s ~
cavarl and q. feaUx cniras ,fers'' of Gen
Dtc'ur Nauboi'C.
IS sand Tie Russians haYe advised the
Prussians t. Burn Berlin and Potsslam. Ind
T. lay waste all Prussi-. Ib have bsf.o,.
re9dy to set the example, and have burr,
we n5tic 81 b'schefs"erda. The K6ry ~
1,s%onN dine The 18th with the Emperor
ne division OF The yourg guard, com
IN ~ by General Banois, is eXDected to
morrov at Dresden,
. aunday, the z34, the Er;press will 20
y ate to the Metropolitan Church, wher-
wiz he sung Fe neum, in consequence az
ne >'c'oU gained by the Fmpcror and
Eng, nNer s'lc Russian End pruesian army
"a Tie PLAN OF Ju 2 n. AT 6th IN the morning
discharge OF artillery viii announce the
eren nv. In the evening the Th,ii!leries
nd Public Edihces The Illuminated.
T7EsDKN, May -
~ IS believed the Russians are retiring IA
tne Oder ]; is,probsbIe the French army
viii be sotn the V,stulr.
~, PRAYNE. May 8.
We were many dars in douDt IF the result
.he sHnguinaTy CONFLICT in Ire envircns Of
i4e'pN'c yesterday evening We hea d tina,
n hliad armies ye,e in full retreat, and
Nat thrT bad evacuated Dresden. We are
'Gn"Ten t the Cause Of such retreat. The
Count published IT, TIE Russians az Dos
Den, 50 'ion' advantages gained, IN mani
81 contradiction; 20 the preciWlate retreat
~ M allied armies, rctrcat which exD, ses
&c rig t}'nger the cities of Hsmbur. \ sDt,
ieft'n. AZ anv pr'vste letters state the loese
.oE the Russians N the battle ofthe ID to be
immense.
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