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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
NEw-LoNpoN, NOV. 8

On Saturday last The u S. squad.
ron got under way, and proceeded down
the liver for exercise. The United
States having injured her rudder, came
10, in the river and the others return.
ed 10 her on sunday.
The three British slips lie at anchor
abou, Two gun shots from Fort Trum-
bull he Ofpheus and Loup-Cer.ier,
are cruising between Monlaue and
Rhode. Island.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
S6e@af.
Lateft from our Armies.
IN CANADA.

Lateft from our Armies.
Extract q a letter fram Hibany, dafea
October COB.
"Cen. Harrilon with a part Of
his army arrived a, Buffalo. on or
about the 2oth OGt. -deltination fup.
pofed to be Kingiton.
"Cen. Hampton, with his army,
left the Four Corners on the 22d, and
the lalt accounts left him at Caugh-
nawa, on the river St. Lawrence,
from 10 to L, mile, from Montreal"
!" Letters from Sacket's Harbor
ita,e, that Gen. Wilkinlon, with his
army. was to have left Grenadier
Iland, on the 22d Odober-deiti-
nation fuppofed to defend the river
ST. Lawrence.
a letter from Plat,sburg, 2Sth,
fays, "Gen. Wilkinion with his ar
my is manouverirg about Kingilon.
Gen. Hampton and his army re
main in Sfatg Qno.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
HELIooLAHD, SEPT. %.

HELlOOIhhD, SEPT. 10.
Our accounts from the opposite coast
continue TO be most satisfactory All
the favorable reports are in some meas
ure confirmed by the silence Of the
news papers under French control.
Near Dsnneberg in the neiehborhood
of Lounebourg corps of 5000 men is
said to have been entirely destroyed.
Dresden is also reported to have been
taken on the 18th. A victory has been
gained over the viceroy of Italy. Ma
poleon is confidently asserted to be re-
treating towards Magdeburg, and a
corps Of the allies acting on the other
side of The Elbe at Hamburg the IN
habitsnls are in high spirits, they CON-
slider their certain deliserance To be near
at hand. Both Fiume and Trieste are
i, is said in possession of The Aus,iians
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
ST. PETERSBURG, July 27.

Along With the Prussian volunteers,
under Maj. Lufzosv, are al,o Tyrolese 4;
and among them Andrew Hoffer, son
of Andrew HoiIsr, who was shot E; as
also Henry Palm, son of the bookseller
Palm, who was shot at Erlangen.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
[ By an arivsi a, Boston, on Thursday last
from L,ve,pooL
LONDON, SEPTEMBER 90.
OBSERVER OFFICE-l2 O'CLOCK.

OBSERVER OFFICE II O'CLOCk.
Battles before Dresden-rehorted dcfeat
Of Bonaharfe-OeeItanon Of Dres.
den ~ ne .4lies on The 3th
WE stop the press TO acknowledge
,he arrival of a Heligoland Mail, with
,dyices from Hamburger 20 the goth, *
from Alionia to the 10Th these state
that Buonsparle having concentrated
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
EFFECTS OF VAR.

A small vessel from Proyince,owp
bound to pehobsco,, put into mi. DOR,
yesterday. We understand she has
several families on board as passengers,
changing their place of residence at
this late season, on account Of the diff.
Guilty of procuring iuel and sub. silence
at their late home the war having sus.
pended the usual pursuits Of the iahabi,.
ants, Of Pro,incetown, and made il al
most impossible for tina, place to obtsiu
the supplies nece ssary for it, Among
these unhappy EN- igran,s are persons
of difleren, ages, from the winter OF Iii.
to infancy and three pairs of twins.
Boston pap.
american Force atflroaehing Montreal
Saokel's EaiboF Army 1000
Gen Hamp,on's 4ooo
Coils. Clark and Fssset 1900
-
1880
We believe the British have nothing
Sp,oOlS Vi tits diiu tHdl
therefore our Army of Invasion il now
in quarters at Montreal Salem Ca.
We cannot remain long without some
important tidings from our parscidsl
warfare in Canada II Montreal has
surrendered, as it probably has before
this, are we any nearer 10 the accom-.
piishment of our demands of " Free
trade and Sailors rights :"
Lancaster, Oct. Cove have to pay
high prices for sugar, tea, coffee, sal,
and almos, every article wanted in ous.
families. We shall soon be hurthened
with a host of taxes. These a,e
few Of the evils brought upon the coun-
try by RE democrats. We regre, them;
but there is one consolation mingled
with that regret. The democrats must
bear their proportion Of those evils
They have to ray dear for their phisfif,
50 lie, them blow ill their jaws are tired
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
foreign y.,teiiigence,

the Emperor to ION the allies (Ruila and
prnil'a) ag,'nis sonap@ie II Is ., an a, aa.
v;e ~H' of ,bs tv VIZ which the emperor OF
Frauce. fnce hi, elevation to the throne OF
the Bourboas, ha' invariably p Dnr,nea Z. .,
rem nime 10 ' n. e.neoTs of the Fee
dom & Independence of every nation within
hi, reach and ,he various means which the
osoae ct an,i,,A h,i s sa bIlsns 20 ,ns r"f
fer;oe neoo,e o, Europe. Cur limit. will
no, perms giving only thar par, of the
MaaifeO which relate ATE, to o, bpnapa 'e a. pro
,bs arn n for the rarpofe OF negotiating
a general peace. and bis fubfequent eondua
in relation thereto, By THE, IT will be Teen
ts, al, the ev, ana n',,1,' .rm;s. a .",,,'"
ting 10 howard. Of a million Of meu, j.
july chargsbe TO the cruel and bounded.
ambition Of the ryran' OF France ed '"''
.,..,l,,;r ,,s n,o,,h &c A,r;l had
H.. -. N.nnleon ruogc}ed 70
~ ..,Ps;an r.h;ns, ,h,, he CON
- u',a.r,,.s.;an e H. pm,
naN' ~ ,.s 80, .nrfeo,snc.
10 -. e~.-. -. "a IS
". s.u.;au,,;aa &c The oar and thar
;. a.,,. asnsnds nno, hn(}r;a 70
al II. n,oo ;m,ortant and moIf
1.n':Ieta.aIe.;,..s 20 10 QUO,
nat. G,,oeGl;on WHICH ihewed
Ia;,o,I,, .no,oh that M means
sa,,,a n,oosr,' +. neolrc,ed 70 fave
-, no,,,rr Is ,h;s orr.t oh;sct
.a,,,a /. oh,,;,ed hv |, mn nesce
:, go. os.sr no 70 ,,,oo,t RpiI;a e
p.nG, hv nowe,f,l co ooera,,on.
r., ,h;s na,nr,l v;ev of things up.
-, ,uh..h .ve, F,,ncs could no lon
=" W. - haxf.,e h;s M,;.Ny cop
go Il. nrsn.ra,,ons u;,b nnwear.
W a.,;.;,n lie. ou;,,,d in The
NV ~. II I.,,u Ri. reedeoce and
sa' pa pa - ,hs ,,c;n;,v Of tb. fcene
IS aS,;,n - order the more effec,u.
80 -, ,hr nrso,;,,;on for
"p ~ I'll an oon,;n,,sd ;, he the
r. r.: e ~ "a .,d.,, drs,rs ~
- " :. Nj ,hs move eH.c,u,llv
pu, A. a H. nre,ar,,;ons for war
&c ~ -, Choice ihonld remain for
~
a A., tim. h.fo,. ,he Fmceyor
Nssaiaor b.d decl,,ed tba, he had
coasfs ~ he held a,
w.. ,,hs,s pts,;o,,rn,i,r;rs from
go ,be lIn;,ed States of North
-. D.n,,,L ,hs K;ro NJ
So I'D ,bs o,he, ,ll;rd Princes on
~ one ham,. and on the other. Plen.
;,o,.r,;,r;re If ENGLAND. RufIia. Pruf.
3" ~. Sn.,;lh Inl,rgents. and the
o,her AIl;,s If this hottie MATS.
s,ould NEE, and Law the ground wo,k
IS !. d,,ahle ne,ce To whom this
nro,nG,;on w,s addrefTrd in what
m,nnrr IN what Diplomatic form,
,h-on,h whof. organ II could have
been done was perfectly unknown to
The auitr;an Cabinet; which only
.,s ,,ode ,coua;nted with the cir
,,,n(t,ncrs ,h,o,yh the mediation of
the nubl;c prints. How, too, fuch
a prciect could be brought to bear
how from, the combination of fuch
d;G;m;lar elements, without any pre-
v;ou1v resula,ed plan. negotiation
for oeac. was 20 be fc, ON foot, wa 70
I;,,le ~ he comershepded that it was
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08
pLATIsRueC, ocr. &c.

The Consc'ihfs, lately ordered Ut by
Gov. Tompkins, and who had Joined
Gen. Hampton in Chateaugay, have
returned TO Plattsburg-rhey were
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08

We believe the British have nothing
capable of resisting this iurce, and iha!
therefore our Army of Invasion ia now
in quarters at Montreal Ca.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1813-11-08

american Force atflroaehing Montrea,
Saokel's Ea,bor Army 1000
Gen Hamp,on's 4ooo
Coils. Clark and Fssset 1900
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-21
100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County OF Fair
fax, (Virginia,) a Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls himself
WIN. BurwelHHe is Mulatto, about
81 years old, ave feet eight or ten IN
ehes high, straight and well made; ne
is active, fluent, artiul, intelligent and
very timid. His visage is thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose We
ry fat, forehead low and generally Co
vered with wool--hps large and Hat,
and from peculiar formation OF the
bones of his jaws appear to be swoln
lust below the ears. He reads and
writes tolerably we'll, and will undouot-
edly exhibit pass of some kind. He
wore away black cloth coat, which APP
pears to be rather small for HIM a
pair of country cloth pantaloons mace
Of cotton and black yarn, an old light
co,ored surtout; but he might easily
obtain change of cloathing. He was
susnected of going to Alexandria,
where his father, freed man named
Nat Burwell, lives He has served me
msny wears, as house servant
and has lived in Alexandria, Staunton,
in the the county of Middlesex, lwherc
he was horny Sc in Fairfax. For some
months he waited in the Tavern OF
Capt. George Turner, of Staunton.
7 y;,| oiye the above Reward Tor the
delivery 0 said slave to me, or safety
lolp;np him in the Jail of Alexandria or
Fairfax, if he be brought from dis
lance exceeding so miles---and Fifty
Dollars if from less distance.
Francis L. Lee.
April IS.
W. The Editors of the Federal Re-
publican are requested to give this two :.
or three insertions and forward their
accounsto Messrs- Snowcen x oimms'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-21
LONDON, February Is.

The most guarded silence is still oh.
served in the French papers with respect
to the progress of the Russians, and the
position the different corps of their ar
my occupy; but vessel from Ostend
brings information of their having cross
ed the Vistula in great force, taken Va
rienwerder, and blockaded Dantzic and
Thorn.
Their vanguard was supposed to be in
possession of Bremberg, and the more
forward detached parties are said to have
reached the Oder. This Eruption is
understood to be the real cause Of the
removal of the royal family of Prussia
to Bresiau, as the Russians had avowed
their determination to penetrate without
loss of time to Berlin. 1t is further.
stated, that the French communications
in Pomsrania were threatened, and that
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-21
NEWS FROM SPAIN

BY the arrival yesterday morning of
the ship Fortitude, Metcalf, in 80 days
from Cadiz, We have received Spanish
paper Of the 9th March, containing the
proceedings of the Cortes of the 9Th,
from WHICH it appears that change has
taken place in the Regency: the former
Regents having resisted the abolition of
the Inquisition, had become unpopular,
ard a general distrust Of their talents
prevailed; motion was therefore made
to remove them and to appoint the three
oldest councillors of state in their place {;
this motion was carried Sc to 48. The
following persons now compose the Re-
gency, the most reverend archbishop de
Toledo cardinal dc Bourbon, Doa Pedro
Agar and Don Gabriel Oscar. The ut
most tranquility prevailed during the
whole Of the sitting.
LATEST FROM LONDON.
We have been favored, says the New.
York Gazette, by a Commercial House
In this city with London paper Of the
18th of February, received via Lisbon,
from which the following extracts have
been made:
II B. M. ship Iris, captured, Feb. 2,
in co. with the Reindeer, the American
letter of marque schr. Cashier, of 500
tons, with six II poasders, and 40 men,
one OF whom was kilfrd, and several
wounded during the chase.
The British sloop of war Derwent
captured Feb. z, the French privateer
Edouard, Is guns and 40 men.
The Terrible from New-York, to
Bordeaux arrived at Deal, February l3,
prize to the Fozhound sloop of war.
The British ship Sybille, captured
Feb S, the French privateer Brestois, OF
q guns and 10 cargonadss, all 9 Founders
With ia mea.
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NETWORK, April Ia:
LATEST FROM ENGLAN I

LA1'EST FROW EWGLAND.
The ship Unicorn, Captain Frazier,
arrived here yesterday, in the remarka-
bly, short passage of 20 days from Lis.
bon.
Captain Frazier informs, that large
fleet Of transports arrived at Lisbon a
few days before he sailed, with about
5000 cavalry and other troops. Lord
Wellington remained inactive Captain
F. brought no London or Lisbon papers.
Intelligence of the capture of the Java
frigate, by the Constitution, had reach
ed Lisbon, by the way of London.
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NOTICE..

~ApT. THEOPHILUS BOWIE
u having been disc charged nom the
command of the Packet Schooner a
Iexandria, it may be necessary to IN
form the public that the sad dl scharse
was made in consequence Of having de-
iected the said Bowie IN fraudulent
practices. This cause is made public
ia order to guard others against any
;mnos;rion which he might otherwise
practice upon them.
Bede Clements.
April -
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the people, worn out with the continu-
ed demand. made upon them, had re-.
ceived the Russians in all the towns
through which they passed as their de.
liyerers.
I etters from Paris Of the 9Th, state,
that Price Schwartzenburgh had resign
ed the command of the Austrian corps
in Poland, and repeat the report, which
we have already given OF Count Belle
earde being appointed his successor
The papers Of the same Gate contain an
account ofthe arrival Of the king OF Prus-
sia at Breslaw. The measures Ter Gre,
ating another grand army are, according
to these journals, proceeding with great
activity.
A Corunna mail has brought intelli.
pence from that part OF Spain to the 9Th
inst. The letters state, that the enemy
had again evacuated St Andero, and that
the spaniards were in possession OF Cas-.
tro. to the south Of Bilboa. They also
state, that the appointment of the Mar
ouis of Wellington, as Generalisslmo of
the Spanish armies, was an extremely
popular measure with all classes In Gal
licia, and that active preparations were
making for raising their quota of the
$4,000 troops, which, it is understood,
are to be disciplined upon the British
system, and to act next campaign, in
conjunction with the British and Portu-
guese armies.
When the Packet which was only S
days on the voyage, LETT Corunna, 1t was
reported that the French had evacuated
Santander but that they had paid re-
cent visit to Astorga, where they levied
a heavy contribution, and on failure Of
payment had taken away with them the
principal magistrates & several respect
able Inhabitants as hostages.
A Malta and Gibraltar mail arrived on
Saturday. The letters from the former
place state, that tho ports of Trieste and
FIume are expected soon to afford chan.
nels for intercourse between Great Bril-
tain and Austria. According to the latest
accounts received at Malta, lord Wal.
pole still remains at Vienna, and that the
emperor had shewn no disposition to in.
crease his contingent or afford any as.
sistance towards the prosecution OF the
Northern war.
The Gazette of Saturday contains
despatch from Col. Gillespie, detailing
the particulars of very brilliant at
'chievement performed by the troops un-'
der his command. The palace OF the
Sultan of Djojocorta, ON the island of ia
va was stormed by 1000 British and Ma
tive troops, though defended by 5000 ;
the Sultan was made prisoner-his prin-
cipal chiefs killed, and his whole force
killed or taken. The British loss was
triAing. The Sultan had been deposed
and his son raised to the throne.
The next Gutenberg Mail is expect
ed to bring very important intelligence,
respecting the rapid advance OF the Rus
slams towards Berlin, aud the farther de-
lection of the Prussians from the tyran-
nicaI standard Of Napoleon.
Price of Stocks.-3 pr. ct. red. So
3-4 7-s 3-4--s per ct. cons. SO SD IL
a per ct. cons. Is l-8--Exch. bills
3 I'D as edpre. Consuls for So So.
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Herring Seine Irvine.
Just received g FOR SALE,
S cases Herring Seine Twine supe.
rior quality.-Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5 S::s:, '; s;;:s. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbls. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. and Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar. Resin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April z.
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and the w. ' cos,
Editor, are % aa, u
I, "o' The prossss s'', q
ms tie tiisS,,S'
%Sy eeees!ong~}s'ss's's
s ,,a.. The vis,ssI''a
NJ. Ms'isenserjis.rs,' ' }
and Thorn W. y
An ARR, -,atl
Orlnss inpsr,"',
s, E.nsf,,Ss y
at st, lisbon as Lt,A'
> s'a aan: 'hat,h,ss h..
a garrison Of saS''
cd to the Ru, s4,',
n made pace si.. ID
, denmark k AID pr's'
against France,
from England . !,
speCtahiIitv :. w
A3"a't g att,,.
of,t BY y. lks'':ersii,ss
o, the 9Th n inst ,ps
tween Denmark ~
mark and Prq...T
!s:a'nstf:rancs.~ll''s
a Its garrison of3o,M
e0 n s,' haverr,Is,.
A" The portu,n.'.
that that soult had nan.
from IN, Madrid o.
The ship caro'S,,
l York. has arrireti n
18th 5 of Febru.ly. n
OF the capture Of 81
Extract efa let's 4
chamhAu, Of IL
Gen. st Arm''r@s {
Aarlestou, .i5t,
= l arrived hsr,Is
unfortunate cruise a
which time, on the
an engagement viii,
war, on the coasrdS
changed 6 or 7 br,al
ascertain whether 1,
war or not. We ",
yer, and hauled Of i
the ll'h We mad. al.
ing, lying in shor, d
S leagues N. E. olSs
bore down or her, d
her to be a ship. VI.
in gunshot. She s
~ lubberIy msnrsr,
lors, and frsd3 suns
We gave her L@
American eolorS 81
ed a fire from 7 gun
and one from her I'M
me to believe she vi
of mark, as they d
built ships from ~
the general opiri,l !
was a letter Of m,h
concluded to run 10
Of her, and give has
side, wear round ay
her our larboard brs
her every man. Hold
ed warlike, and was
on her gun deck, ls1
dent, for the salva.a'
a punctual di.chslg'i}
in case of any 6r
bloody flag, which H1
perfect readiness laSl
We bare down d
pistol shot; When "a
we too late found BE-
However there "aE
must fight the The 'm
so that we could On
changed two broad'']
his ties, halyards, @Nj
cur marines picked ~
posts a. fast as lt'yJ,
We gave them Sol y
sing them the h'T ~
brought bis eoIo'' 81
ately ? wore round, . II
u;s FIRE ceased. WI
our fire, thinking y
which we lost two 'pj
The moment he s'41
to bear on US to rake Il
whole battery CT a,nl
ton to our sails 'n' "
media,ely lufed TO- I'D
the action. His VOL
tive to US. He P@'.|
canister, &C. in g'&',|
ever, we saw then t I'd
their their killed. We ~
wounded. lre'e''' '.a
naintop, which ' 1ss,,s|
bone, and cut at ny, "'!!ps
one shroud, ne Stay y, \
standing, when s'.,'
have severaI shot a's
ter ter 4 or 5 she. ''s s:%'5
our fore mast DIV :. 'he'
pound shot aOu 5c,1
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From Jamaica haters received PER the
5 Priuateer schooner DfDided-que. Fatl,
arrived az Charleston. ~
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the latter late purser OF his majesty s
sloep Alert, passengers in the schooner
Anna, Gerard, laden with corn, ground
nuts, logwood, sc. from st. Domingo to
Kingston.
E The Anna sailed from St. Domingo on
the 9th December 1919, with crew of
FIVE men, including two blacks from
Curacao. On the 10th about 6 O'Clock,
A. M. Mr.. Jennings being below asleep
was awakened by the master OF the Ann
and requested TO proceed on deck, he
declaring that she was half full of water;
Cape Tiburoon then being about five
leagues distant. The pump was COM
pletely unserviccable every thing was
cleared out of the cabin, and all hands
set to bail out the water, and throw the
deck load overheard. The schooner be-
ing in very perilous situation, the mas
ter was advised by Mr.. Jennings to put
into Tiburoon, but he would not attend
10 it. On the l It'll land was seen, sup.
posed to be Jamaica, as also schooner
Going before the wind, when the Anna
hoisted signals of distress, but she con-
tinued her course, it blowing at the time
verv hard, with heavy swell at night
the Anna lost sight of land. On the 18th
MIR. Lambert reported the leak increas~
ing, and recommended the master to he
10, at which time the rudder unfortu-
nately broke and an oar was fixed in the
place a. a substitute, but it was of little
use. On the 18th the Anna appeared
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MARR1ED-In Paris. Capt. Louis
I,erevre to Capt. Marie Thoresu:-
It appears that Capt. l.. command.
ed a company in Spain and several
times would have been taken prison
er by the British. &c. during bat
les, and at one time would have
lrowned. but for the boldnesss and
exertiors of Mademoiselle T. who
lad entered the army in disguise to
save her brother who had been draft
ed. whose constitution was too weak
to bear camp fa.isnes, and whose ap'
oearance she greatly resemb!ed; she
had been in the service several years
& had been mahe a lieut.. for her &C.
tivity I: bravery; Fad received ma
nv wounds. but her eek was not as
covered until she received bail IN
the breast, OF which Captain L. ap.
prised Soult, when she was raised
10 the rank Of a captain. Captain
L. full Of gratitude and admiration
solicited her hand, and they were
10Th permitted to retlr' up'n na''
pay,
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CONGRESS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
TRetorted fur the alexandria Gazette.
SATURDAY february Is.
Mr.. Blocker presented the petit
ton Zenas Hastings, stating that he
was employed at Saeket's harbor
s,r;,c the last summer, and that
by the accidental discharge OF a
mus.ct he lost hand. and praying
relief. Referred to the committee
ofc!aiEas.
Mr.. Ghoison from the committee
ofclaius. reported bill for the re-
lief of Richard Dale. which was
+. ice read and referred to a commit
toe Of The whole house for Monda!
N;r. Williams from the committee
IN military affairs. reported a b'I,
tn raise ten additional companies OF
ranpers, which was twice read anu
ordered to be engrossed and read "a
third time this day.
T%;s bill cont.mplates the raising
of.en additional companies OF Ran
.. which. when raised, will he in
I;su &C one of the regiments author,
;asd to b, raised by the late act OF
Congress. -, ,;.,ee .,
,.v.l Affairs, to whom was referred
the resolution for enquiring into the
n ,~ ofgiving a greater portion
pr the amount of prizes TO the cap
TORS. made a report Wit, a recon
.ns.dation that q bounty be paid iol
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-15
NOTICE.
February IL

THE Members of the Washington
i Socisy Of hlexand' ia are n"ihcd,
that an Anniversary Meeting Of The sad
Society," wall be held On Monday the 2sd
inst. at Triple,,'s Hotel. III Aiex.n".l.'
at half past 10 o'cl"ck. A. NJ. The ~
ciety will move in procession at II v
clock, to the Episcopal Church. weefs
an Grafton will be delivered by DAVID
HOFFMAN, Egg. one Of its members.
By order Of the standing comupttee.
G DENEALE, Sec'ry.
At meeting OF the standing commit.
tee, 9Th February, 1913. 1t sasresoived,
that the SUM OF Five Hundred Dollars
be appropriated, III, of the frnds OF the
Washington Society, towards the sup
port Of the Washington Limo astrian
Free Schools, ard that the Treasurer %
authorised to advance the same.
G DENEALE. Sec'ry.
February II