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10y NiRffS OF Deed ef Trust executed by
- hsinpl 3 ortpson and Christina lis wife, on
she 81, day 81 Apr.. 1899, TO N,n. Writ and John
Aflsb Co arcure the payment OF certain suius on
money therein iaendonsd due TO Alexander Stu
rrt Esq.
Wilt BE SOLD
~ Pnh'ie Auction IN the premises on Thursdsv
she @}.hdey Of tbs present moath CAprill two
DRIcK TEN1E AfENTS,
On tic main Street on shackos Hi adioirinq the
,sfge 5ricl, House belonging to .hs estate uf Lewis
Nere1 deed.
Ons thovsWd dollars Of the purchase money will
DC rtq'nfed IN eash--SiT moaths credit viii be Ill.
viii spproysd cndorgers payable ia ether OF ,Lo
Eenss OF V're'nla III Kichmond-----jy order os one
o. tho ifastosa
ApGlfs. 81,
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April f6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
BY JOSIAH QUINCY.

In book, written by Mr.. Monroe,
and published in the year Hs7, ensi-
tied, I" A view Of the conduit OF the
executive, in the foreign affairs OF the
United States" be tnus expresses hlm-
self concerning The Af'uoiioh OF amerl'
es, under the administration OF Wash
inyton, and of his conduct as the exc
cutive OF the United States.
In her foreign relations, nothing Is
to be seen, but the waste and piilase OF
her commerce, sometimes by several
powers, always by some one power:
aud little less than anarchy at home -
for the seeds Of discnntent, jealousy and
t,isunioH. have been scattered 'hf"uEh-
out these states, in the course OF lew
years past, with a wasteiui hand. BY
what means, then, was THIS slate ut
things produced, and why was Il pro-
duccd
1t i. we'll known that the executive
administration has heretofore guided all
our measures; pursuing, in many in
stances, course Of policy equally ton-
srary 10 fu5He feeling and public judy.
WeHt
" Nor is this all: Our national ho-
nor is in the dust: we have been KICK
cd, cuffed, and plundered all over the
ocean our reputation for faith secuted;
our government ard people branded as
cowa,ds, incapable Of being provoked
to resist, and ready to receive again
those chains we had taught others to
burst. Long will it be before we shall
be able to forget what we are, nor ~iil
centuries suffice to raise US to the. high
ground from which we have fallen."-
See Monroe View, sc. printed in Phi
ladelphia, By Ben amin Franklin Bache,
1897, pases lin. and XVI.
Such is Mr.. Nonrpe's View" Of
The administration Of George Washing
toyt y!
+ Extract from Bathe's paper of Sep.
tenber |, 1892.
Al a meeting Of sundry inhabitants OF
the western counties Of Pennsylvania, at
Pittsburgh, On the 2 LIST OF August 1872,
Colonel John Cannon was placed IN the
chair, and Albert Gotiafin appointed
clerk.
The excise law of congress being
t.ken into consideration, committee
was appointed TO prepare a draught OF
resolutions. expressing the sense Of the
meeting on the subject OF said law.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock to-mor-
row.
August %. 1872.
The committee appointed yesterday
made report, which being read fs0iee
wza una imousiy adopted.
The following is ons of several rese-
lutions unanimously adopted.
And whereas some men be found
amongst us so far lost to every sense OF
virtue and feeling for the distress OF
this soentry, as to accept offices tor coll
lsctisn Of the duty.
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THURSDAY. MAY 20

.oseph Vaudeville,
Corner Of Ksg e Fairfa1~streefs,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
ar wBoLEsALS AND RETAIL,
] Teas-=nnpoSder' im>
5oqr' cns'@ perial, nysop, hyson skim
80 boxes youog hyson s souch'ns
10000 lbs. green and white Cohse
%, 600 lbs, loaf and lump Sogars
los hhds } New Orleans s MIseoVao0
80 bb!s Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
"a hhds retailing Mo,asses
pipes, 6 half pipes and Or casks L J
Madeira
pipes Sicily Madeira
IS or casks old Sherry
8 do genuine old Port
"a pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2batts, IL half pipes Malaga
pipes, half pipes and 20 Or casks
TenerifFe
IS pipes real Cognac Brandy
S pipes Gin
90 puncheons We.t-lndia Rum
Is puncheons and 4o bbls New England
Rum
20 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
SEQ gallons Old do.
s,hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
30 bales Cotton
500 ID. Bengal Indigo
SEQ ID Bright Nader
eooo ID. Goshen & Observation-Disclosures
so bash. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cassia, Pr
mento, race and ground Ginger, Cayenne
Pepper Almonds, Chocolate, Rice, Peas,
Barley. Mustard, Oil in bottles and TASKS,
Wine and Cyder Vinegar. Glauber
Salts, Bark, Scented White and Brown
Soap, Spern,aciti mould and dipped Can.
dies, maccauba, rsppee andScotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue, Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Ahm.- Copperas, Brim
stone, Guapowder, patent Shot, Flints,
HairpowJer, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, SC.
SC.
". B. so bushels fresh rvarran:ed
CLOVER SEED.
March s.
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Herring Seine rw,ne.

Herring Seine Tw,ne.
Just received - FOR sale,
cases Herring Seine Twiae supe
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf,
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5';s:'' ', s;sa. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Dusk
Do Shcetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners oi IN bb's and half bills.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in torces and bbls.
Birthstone IN hbis,
Mess No. / ani 3 Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbis.
Do prime Pork, bo's.
bbls, Tar, Rosln, Farpsntinc ard
Pitch.
April Z.
Will be Sold at the Vendue
Store, on tr-morrOW,
Boxes of Gambia or CASTLE Soup
Bags Of Almonds
so pieces Russia Diaper
SO p eces Blue Cotton
20 dezcn Of Silk Stockings
A quantity of Tow Cloth
Lisbon Carpets
80 boxes of Candies and Chocolate
Half barrels of Beef Tongues
Boxes Cod Fish and Hearings
May IL
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violent Society Of Massachusetts, Oh
the soth day of April, 1918, being
the anniversary OF the first 1naugue
ration oil President Washington.
BY JOSIAH QUINCY. -
Assembled in the name OF Wasnlns'
ton, we inquire of his spirit concerning
our duties. In his HE and WRITINGS ni
preccpt and BY example, his spirit re-
sponds: Sons of Washington BE
faithful to your country /!
Bat in, times like ours, what IS tldei''
" to our country {! His spirit, i,vlhf,
in tue record of his virtues, replies
s. Sons of Washington Seek a"a speak
what's true and use!ur
We yield to the vensratcd 'hhnene !,
and devote this. huar, to "ta' is 'fde
and VIVA, is usefoi to be known, con
c, hing the condition ard prospecis>o
our country. Over these, heavy eio"as
hang. 1, is solemn scene; and n
time 10 collect flowers of fancy, OF u
indulge IN sports OF the Intellect. May
the spirit OF Washington rest upon US!
Nav it invigorate our thought; .chasten
aud direct every patriotic purpose eie-
yate our minds absve tho poor project
of present relief, to the generous search
after future security and teach US to
he as true to our postarity as our ia
tiers were to rs; aii. as he was TO his
country.
The circumstances and prospects OF
our times are best viewed by the light
OF Washington. What is false, "r coun-
terfeit, will easily be detected when trl-
ed by the standard of bis character, con
duct and principles. Viewed by this
light, what is true Of our national ru.
lers, and thcir principles; and what OF
our condition.
Our rulers,-who are they, and what
is true of them Mr.. Madison is Pre-
sldent. MIR Monroe, Secretary o. State
MIR. Galla,in, Secretary Of the Treasu.
ry. MIR. Armstrong, Secretary OF War.
Every man Of them, in Washington,s
day, the enemies of his policy. All OF
them laid the foundations Of their pre-
sent elevation, on the ruin of bis influ-
ence, and that OF his selected friends.
The President is that individual, who,
for almost eight years, was one OF IN"
leaders in the house Of Representatives
of an opposition to him and his mea-
sures, eqYaliy bitter and determined -
The Secretary of State is that indiyidu.
al, who, during the same period, pub
liclv and labbriously, libelled his admi-
nis,ra,ion, as s,aseful, eoU ard. e" fcon,
trary to the Public feeling = Judgment"
Need ] tell YOU of the clerk Of the Pitts
burg insurgents. when they sotea u
nonin ously'-+ TO suithhold all the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
Mrs. MOONEY
M III l. J " f K,
FAIRFAX STREET.

FAIRFAX STREET.
tn ESPECTFULLY informs the La.
"a DIES of Alexandra aud its vlcini-
~, that she has receireaffom .NeD- York,
PhiladsiekIa and Baltimore, the latest
spring fashions tor ,,rro
HATS AND RONNEIS,
With a sen selected assortment OF ele-
p,p, materials.-Ail orders in her line
will be executed with neatness and ois-
patch ,e.r.
gam STRAW HATS, which IN addi'
tionso her former stock comprise &C.
acrsi assortment.
May Is. :"
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" Resolved. therefore, That in future
we will consider such person, as unwer-
thy OF our friendship. haze no intercourse
OF dealings with them, uithdraso from
them query assistance, and spifhhold all
the comforts ofAfe which depend upon
those duties that as nion and fellow ci-
tizens we owe TO each other. aud upon
all occasions treat them with that con.
tempt they deserve: and that it be, and
it is hereby most earnestly recommended
to the feofle at large to follow The same
kind Of conduct towards them.
(Sisned)
JOHN Cannon, Chairman.
ALBERT GALLAT1N, Clerk.
t" Let ME eonjure you, in the name
OF our common country, as you value
your own sacred homer a. you respect
tie right of humanity and as you re-
gard the military and national character
ct America, TO erh,ess your utmost hor-
ror and dcf'sfafion ST the man who wish
es, under any specious pretences, to O.
yeriurn the liberties of our country"
Westinghouse Address to the Army,
on the subject Of the anonymous letters.
-MarshaRs Life Of Washmgtsn, 4IA
vol, n. COZ.
80, 1t would have been to me cir
cumstance of great relief, had found a
moderate participation Of office in the
hands of tie majority would gladly
have left it to Time and to accident 10
raise them TO their just sphere. But
their total exclusion calls for prompter
correctises. / shall correct the proce-
dure; but that done, return NTH jop to
that STATE Of things vhen thr oniv ques.
ions concerning a candidafe shall 6e, is
he honest /? is he capable /? is he fathjui
TO the constitution 90
President Jefferson's reply to the re.
monstrance of the merchants Of New.
Haven.
Twelve years have nearly elapsed
since the above letter was written but
neither Mr.. Jefferson nor his successor
ever yet have known "fhe j6y oftAai
tate y things when" honesty; capacity,
or fidelity to the constitution, we're the
only questions concerning candidate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20

tlms, b.. b
iations Of ~, t;' II
he have ". '4'' scass
con.ns!titu'icn, =
s,1 fhs, ;, cI,ass
as ss' lie! less ssi's.s
as as. topic, OF ~
Inc condili,, ",.e
change, cha, intis..s,
s m.' En-, .sneor',s.t,
en' the pole, , III.
d des. iNs'rsn,r,,
d d;ss. eo:nnerci.I' J
stances, ine,?r.19
a 'fI''sl mean, II
Of us ambition
=, . speak unt,,s
ut t. Of Wa:sAhs,,ss'
!" experience i !
oy which 10 ,,sra'
existing esrs,i,,St.
fought rs "tO :.
IT ~. ct innorsliopr
lie m.''actcd u,
ero@cholm ted,
powers pow y ef al Il,
and thus to &C.,
=. f''etnntrl, an
as .s ta''rHa p,t,,.,
s :. grace, ogsi,s :
non' as the ep,lsr.,
Tree eovernn:ns !
| shall speak ;,, !
which time spt,..,
Cd IN urpolitrI
plain their sfIe,,
!u'sss prosperiy;.
ing the e remsli,.,
We suffer.
l. is. = no,oriis,,,
the opsr,rior cia
CONSTITUTION, and y,
pied emisraticasr,
portions Of pcliaa
states ottllis eouli,.
the adoption Of Il,
In a degree, aspr
suit is eventiul M ,
Propor!i.D Of ,t,ei
as''cls''cn Tx: O.,
every state. which h,
pend. Aud r.snl /.
reqsires,l ha, lhispp
some reference 10 NJ
ness Of its lnIsr.a
casion to ilius'ralslk.
aher ] reiss to Id
as the basis Of tbs I
much as the ssf,gda
upon its proporjiai /.
in an assccialivu, it'll
the duty Of .verynti
matter. A free pq
it is their duty, 10 I'D
rites, they possesk
properties; and los
such as ought ngiHl
virtuous minds. Tn
ferrous in the fabri!
There is no tli,ju. IL
sidents, Or eonsrex,
pound. Bylhe coEn.a
nloIwealJh Of MI'at
our duty freqre,!y !
principles We A.r1
TO examine the Top II
column o.. our h6ena
out of plumb, Of cu's
Our du,ytc Ioes a!ta
see if they are H0i I'a
that when these I',a
the craftsmen, tho"
by the shilrcs, BIG .
the cHsi Of tee ~
u,roar; ard Tso -
constitution is ~ d''s'
lead to q, di.sc'u,w
Great is Diana Il "
WILT? Are We NJ! I'D
individual, ihc 'e'afa
s,itusions appssr lD'n
neral, or par'icc'1 :
speak? How then q
We ieei or fear, he rr'
ed? How else tal I"
ing constitution j. 10 =
ence, " which W''p'+
is the sursst s,snt'rfs
-, 10 J,uy juagrE
such case, is not e'.
crime. For Q criis
10 a free country
he sees, distinct d'rss'na
commonw cath, apo
ing them, either 'A'%sp
al responsibility, o. OF -
the apathy or 'p' RI
times. -
Now it is not t'e
RE, tend 10 The o"
MON. On the es eaL
tendency i, to 'us sa
such enquiry re' s.,,,
that the rational a S'.
seek, exis', 'neD .r ,,I
tent: and thence e. 4 y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-20
AN GRAFTON.

Delivered before the Washington Bene-
VIOLENT Society Of Massachusetts, on
the soth day of April, 1918, being
the anniversary OF the first inaugo,
ration oil President Washington.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-22
100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sullv, in the County of Fair
fax, (Vicginia0 a Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM, VINO calls himself
VIM. Burwe,l-He is a Mulatto, about
81 years cid, ave feet eight or ten in.
ches high, straight and well made; he
is active, fluent, artful, intelligent and
very timid. His visage is thin, cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose We
~ fat. forehead low and generally CO.
yered with wool-lips large and Hat,
and from peculiar formation OF the
bones of his Jaws appear to be swoln
just below the ears. He reads and
writes solerably well, and will undoubt-
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 made
of cotton and black yarn, an old light
colored surtout; but he might easily
obtain change of cloathing. He was
suspected of going to Alexandria,
where his father. freed man named
Nat BurweIl, lives He has served me
many years, as house servant;
and has lived in Alexandra, 5taanton,
in tn. the county of Middlesex, twhere
he was born) 6 in Fairfax For some
months he waited in the Tavern OF
Capt George Turner, of stauntan.
viii give the sbove Reward for the
delivery o! said slave to me, or safely
lodging him in the Jail OF Alexandria or
Fairfax, if he be brought from dts
lance exceeding so miles---and Fifty
Dollars if from less distance.
Francis L. Lee.
April Is.
re- fhs Editors of the Federal Re-
publican are requested to give this two
or three insertions and forward their
accountto Messrs. Snow6en & Simms.
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s, -, ,r.n. Who are insufficient TOP the
polics;pf the city, much less TOT ina. q
The adjacent country. Ihe year Deiore
NV visit, he was obliged to conceal him.
sslf in hi. own house, to escape the
nursuit of band of robbers VINO enter, :.
cd Jerusalem and were on the point Oh
plunderipg the city. ~.
No sooner is the pseha gone than a.
mother evil, the consequence OF ms Up
preston, begins to be felt. insurres-
lions take place in the Plundered VII
lagos; they attack each other' mutually
intent on wreaking hereditary revenge.
All communication is interrupted; a
. gs,siculture perishes; and the peasant
sallies forth at night to pillage the enc
my's vine and to cut down his olive
tree. The pacha returns the following
wear he demands the same tribute from
a country whose population is diminish.
ed. In order to raise il, he is Obliged
to redoubIe his expressions and to ex-
terminate whole tribes. The desert
gradually extends; nothing is to be
seen but here and there habltatlons IN
ruins, and near them cemeteries which
keep constantly increasing; each sue.
ceeding year witnesses the destruction
of house, the extinction of family,
and soon nothing is left but this Genre
try to mark the spot where once VII
lage stood.
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NOTICE.

APT. THEOPHILUS BOWIE
u having been discharged from the
command of the Packet Schooner A.
leXandria. il may be necessary 10 m
form the public that the said discharge
was made in consequence of having de-
,ected the said Bowie in fraudulent
practices. This cause is made public,
in order 20 guard others against any
imposition which he might otherwise
practice upon them.
Bede Clements.
April le 81
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Herring Seine Irvine.
- Just received e FOR SALE,
cases Herring Seine Twine supe-
rior quality -Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
: Turks Island, SALT.
Ground Alum,
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bills. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tierces and bbls.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. and 3 Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
Do prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar, Rosin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April z.
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faint image d the tyraht's irowns, and
that outward gloom, beneath which rag.
ed the various eontending passions Of
his soul. With fury ne saw himself de.
feated in the field and the cabinet and
with terror he discovered himself on the
verge of that precipice, into which he
yainly and daringly labored to plunge a
loyal nation, which was at peace with
him, and which though brave and pow
erful, wa. moderate in its pretensions."
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For the benefit of those con-

Cerned.
WILL. be sold ON Friday next the
Esd of April a, lo'o'clock, A M. the
Cargo of the Ship William and Henry,
living al Ramsay's Wharf, consisting OF
Fopr Thousand Two Hundred and fif'
ty.seren Barrels of FLOUR.
Terms will be made known at the
plac- of sale.
P. G.. Marsteller.
April 81
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LONDON, February l8:

The BonneCitoyenne, which has been
SO long expected from the river Plate,
is not yet arrived, and great fears are en-.
teltained Tor her>safcty. The La Glolre
mss been cruising in her track and it is
also believed that for some time look
out has been Kept for her by the Ame-
ricans, who. from their intercourse with
the river Plate, have known for these
hive months, that she was appointed 10
bring nome immense properly, in bni-
lion and dollars Tor the merchants not
less, 1t is said, than 500 ,0C0 pound ster
ling. She having been SO long beyond
her time; also, the weather Of late so
bolsterous, and the peril OF her capture
SO great, that the underwriters will not
insure he' Tor less than so per cent. at
which rate considerable SUN was done
yesterday.
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WASHINGTON CITY, April 20.

WASHINGTON CITY, April 20.
By letters received FROM on board the
lrigata Constellation, eff Norfolk, dated
the 18Th inst We have the disag eeable
information. that the ships hfst cutter
proceeding on service on that day with
10 men, Lieutenant Biggs, Masters mate
La Roche, and Midshipman Phillips.
oversee not far from the ship. Lieutenant
blggs and M'dshipman Philips were un'
io,tunatel! drowned, the boats succeed
ed IN saving the rest. The bodies oil
tie sufferers had not been found
when the letter we have seen WIS
written. Those young gentlemen
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NEWT

The British shi'N
anchored of the ID
This morning !hsEs
stationed a. the ny
msnd Of CONNIE"
way and mad: o.
Sc, all sail and sa
fore the wind.
The frigais Nll#
is completely ''h'a
into the roads, 'f
Extract Jahm1
vjenna, 10 AN
Feb. 10, 1918
/" Advices from y
confirm OUT f0rnh =
most total ds''''a
Grand French m ~
were cons,an'l''sa'sl
The las, account! =
soon expected ~
Prussi, h.' left It r.
to Bre,I.v. !, D.. y
expected. l 'sst 4 A,.:,s,,'1i|
papers, new r. f,i ~
OF s's tho Ss' Name DC: n
siderihS W - :.
s ss;"s new /, On
ed, and beng ,,!,. W. -
r pse's,d T from ss.s FL
them march ' .sya<.s
rra1s ,' e. ? P, y.
this %a'' n'ons,s; ,r'.,1
q statement, If f'' IN
It's con'inss'is' ifta1
, sS W.T., Win Of Of 81
the shei. Issi@'ssss|
ten give. ., o. ! ~
she can foro'It.: e, q
. .is''; ' as .,,is,, %
4 ronisev
MAX. %;.in 'ssa !" j F" /
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i asn 'ss !. H.. o.
PRIVATE Co..
Y.,t.,, hlAA
have been ;hI';s,ha
sight Of an. v! 49,
which b was , .s'',la
mile into The ,'%
men, who .s,s%s
ons use as # 'h,,s,s,,''
e QUE ae,d' and ~
s s's. A, 'Ai. iissyN's
M .ig ss from D,sss
SUIT suit Of {, the lnaiiss
from their ,r,;, =
Gown the ri,.r
:, ala large 'kif .ai,,I1
Inc purpose olstss
' to the left bsss -
low this place, IN
. slsn canoe, bshiSs
the river; and,
ten Indians j'p q,
c came out to ns,Iss.
s Cd within % -
d hfs Commence u
alan D, only ren,ias
' vn shore, where S
themselves themselves .hia i,
these our men
mage We bad
ct them msr,aI,s
and were buried a
The other fv. a.
two Of them hs,,
A detachment Nj
ed t. to support eus
y, did not reach b
til a few miau,s
had 'sporatsd, N.
were too far dnp
taken:
SAvv
With plsasrr,
capture Of th. Cid
8 guns, Of N,M.
after an action Of \
United States s:h.
Ma'k. The Sn
ledou'sn and thN
Providence prl'.s;
the MsyfoTer /,
the night. Tmu
board the NOn,uti
men are missing a
man. The Cal.ai
had captured th.h
bound from Ctra
also, the SpaniAri
hence to Havana
Polly Of S,r,la
given up. ThN
little in her soil. /
The CALEDONIA wi
with negroes--&s
a mulatto. Gg
several negrO' m
Of whom was foIDs
vatee~ had Chsri.sa
to the slst Of MD
sells outward bout
Charleston.
The capture anif
donian is confIus
Charleston to lt' y
NEW.I1
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-22

The capture ani1
donian is ConfInsj
Charleston 10 lh' Y
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-12-16

BO5IO.N, Decsaaber H..
FRENCH NAVAL PROWf.SS.

The prediction OF the Quebec papers, that
the unprecedented naval SUCCESSES of the
United States would inspire the Esropean
powers with new ardor IN their future con-
iic,s with British vessels on the ocean, APP
pears TO be fulfilling By the following ar
iicic, politely translated for us from late
French papers received by the Brutus, it
appears that on the losh September last,
(fhe day Of PERRT's HcforyJ a FRENCH
PRIvATEER Of Ia guns, after close and
desperate engagement, sunk BRITISH
sLoop OF WAR OF 81 guGs. This Is most
gaiiant achievement, and procures for the
French Marine a wreath Of imperishable
laurel.
Some details of other successful privateerisg
from the coasts Of France will also be found
below.