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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
Philadelphia, May Is, 1913.
NETWORK, June ls.
LATEST FROM LISBON.

LATEST FROM LISBON.
Yesterday arrived a, this port theash'P
Juno, captain Edes. % days from Lis:
bon. By this arrival We have received
through the politenes, of captain Edes,
J.ondon prpers to the 23d of April, and
Liverpool date, to the 2Sth, from which
we have made the following extracts:
LONDON, April %.
D,teat of Reauharnois by Wttgenstein.
I, is as we suspected from the con-
tents of the last Paris papers. beauhar-
nsis' change Of position and movement
across the Saale on the 9TH, we're the
consequence of the defeat experienced
from general Wittgenstein 3 days be-
fore. This information we have receiv'
ed officially by the Heligoland mall this
morning.
General Wittgenstein acquaints us
that the Pru.sian general Won Borsteii
had been sent to surround Magdesursh
on the right bank efthe Elbe. On the
Cd instant, however. his force was at
,ackedby a very superior division oil the
enemy. and he was obliged TO tall BACK
TO NedIitz, and afterwards. ent"e ''h'
- Gloinc, on the road to Gortze. 3esa-
| harnois, in consequence oftbis success
conceived the project of making an at
,.mn, against Berlin. Of Wiltsensieins
n.ar approach he seems to have been *.
noran,, and, putting himself atthe head
of "a 600 men, with 40 pieces OF artiile'
rv. he marched against the PRUSSIA
general. Won Borste and balo". VIII, :,
,sns,ein had arranged his plan ter tall
;ne with his whole force upon bin
| The battle took place upon the SIN sn'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, June. %.
TO sBRv
/" TO SHRw ~
CHE SKRr AGE & ssoDY OF TEE TIME
AIS FoRM AND PREssURE.n

We have been accustomed to hear
from hireling Printers aud corner Poll
ticians, the doctrine fpassivs obedience
to the perverse will and mandates of the
present administration. But we were
not prepared co hear the same slayish
doctrine maintained upon the Aoor Of
Congress. Mr.. Grundy and others of
his stamp, have not scrspled, however,
to denounce every man in the nation,
who dare exercise his constitutional
right of examining into, and expressing
his opinion against the war, as u,oral
truifor. The term is new, andperAaps
Mr.. Grundy may understand its mean
ing better than most people will. Itim.
plies, we suppose, moral turpitude: And
upon what grounds does this moral gen.
tleman presume 20 prefer such a charge
against that virtuous and enlightened
portion of the people, who dissent from
the justice and policy of tho war? Why
forsooth, because they will not join in the
goose-chase after Seamen's Rights thro'
the wildsot Canada; because they will not
agree to purchase shelter for foreign
deserters at the price Of the blood of na-
tive Americans; because they will not
consent to become the tools and vassals
of a Foreign Master Enlightened e.
nongh to see the errors, and to penetrate
into the secret motives of the men in
power, they will not join in ascribing to
them honor, and glory, and wisdom, and
virtue. Let such men as Mr.. Grundy
"Crook the plant Images of the knee,
"rhat thrift may follow fawning,"
But the free and Independent men who
compose the opposition to this ruinous
war, are not to be turned from their
course, by the fear Of punishment, nor
by the hope OF reward.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23

]. ~ Mays. .
I The most probable calculation upoH
the power with which. Lord Wellington
will commence The campaign in CASTLE,
makes it consist 6 10000 English and
Portuguese, and IL 900 Spaniards.
CoRuxNA, May 4:
A report has. been received By the
Governor from General Nina, OF the
route OF a Freneh division composed
Of 10 600 men on their march TOW ards
Castro, Ardiales,. with conside rable
convoy of provisions and ammunition, IN
which the enemy lest soooin killed,
~onnded, and prisoners, together With
three pieces of cannon, and the whole
convoy composed oil $50 Wagons.
The French abandoned Toledo on the
9th Of May, at S A. NJ.
CHESAPEAKE Il. SHANNON.
A letter from our correspondent
at Salem, dated yesterday, says, that
q coaster from the eastward arri~d
here this morning. Capt. Freeman,
one Of the masters, Informs Us, the
1enedos bearded him off Cape Ann,
in co. with The Rattler kept about
three hours. we'll treated aud dis
missed. A SERGEANT of marines board
ed capt. F. said the action between
The Chesapeake and Shannon lasted
12 minutes that the first broadsitle
swept the quarterback OF the Chesa-
peake Of ever, officer; that the mum.
Der Of killed vas 1873, and on their
part 70 or so; that capt, Lawrence
died three hours after the action /;
that the first lieutenant Of the Sian
non was mortslly wounded.
A lieut.. of the Tenedos after
wards came on board. and repeated
the same circumstances, and added
that the action was carried by board
ing. ''
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
Just Received for sale
By ANTHONY RHODES, /.

Boxes of Domestic Goods, con-
tanning Badticking, Sh- mbrays. Cling,
hams, P'aids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, few pieces Of fms
quality S.tinctts mixed colors, biack
AMI drsb colored superGne Cloth, cot
ION Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white apd colored
Mens' and NVomen's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fine and coarse Hats
caidles and Trucks
20 kegs of first quality Chewing To-
bacco, long Twist
90 kegs OF Pearl-Ash
40 pieces biue India Cotton
G. ton, Candles and Groceries AZ
sual Jne -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23


TReh0rted jor the Aierandria GG2ttte.
TUESDAY. June %.
Mr. Wood presented the petition Of
Benjamin Lincoln, praying to be releas.
ed from prosecution for brig which
Nas seized by the collector of the Gus:
tons at Wiscasset, where she had put in
by reason of mutiESRof the crew. Re-
fcrrsd to the committee of ways and
means.
MIR. Miller presented the petition Of
Theophllus Barbary, praying congress
to make some provision for the support
Of his family, in consequence OF all his
children who are able to help him in the
support of the same having enlisted in
The army of the United States. Refer
red to select committee III three
Nj. MKim presented the petition OF
John Taggart and others, stating that
they had imported . cargo OF coffee
which was seized by the collector and
sold at short prices, and that he had re-
aimed a certain sum for dalies, which
they think improper. Referred to the
committee of claims.
On motion Of Mr.. Archer the Gem
mittee OF claims were discharged from
the further consideration of the petitions
OF David Seuall and WilIet Warne,
aid they were referred to the committee
of ways and means.
Also. the petition Of Stephen Vanse-
cour and Gilson * jones, and 1t was re-
ferred to the secretary of war.
Mr.. Troup, from the committee on
military affairs, reported bill con'ihu-
ing in force certain acts authorizing corps
of rangers for the protection OF the
frontiers Of the United States, &c. which
was twice read and referred to commit
tee of the whole House for Tomorrow.
Aa engrosssd bill to reward the OH
GERS and crew of the sloop of war Hor'
net was read third time and passed.
Tho following resolution offered yes
terday by Mr.. Kilboarn, and not hnai'y
acted upon, was this day adopted, and a
commit,ee Of seven appointed
RESOLVED, That cemmlttes Dc aP,,.
Il al
pointed to enquire whether any ane y
any, what provision ought TO DC maue
for the more ef'cctual and economies
protection Of the northwestern iron,is'
against the incursions OF savages aAo .,
ther enemies. by granting donations o.
land to actual settlers on land adjoining
the northwestern boundary OF inc STOW
of Ohio, and the territories OF INDIANA
Illinois and Missouri. ;"
TAX BILLS. :,
The House in committee OF the ~noi'
Mr. Nelson in the chair, on the seser :.
| bills for laying and collesting taxes II
the United States. 3
The bill, No. s. for the assessment .
and collection Of direct taxes ana in'es :
| nal duties, was first taken up.
The committee OF the whole were On
gagged in arranging the assessment. an '
\ collection districts in the several s'at :
when our reporter Left the House, WIN.
would probably occupy it the ~n'is
this day.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23

UNDER the authority OF decree OF
the Circuit Court OF the District of 10.
,umbia, neld 1t Alex andria, in the case
oi John W,thers against Richard Lew
is, The subscriber will offer at public
sale or thu premises, at O'Clock P NJ.
on Monday, the seventh day of next
month, several valuable improved Lots
on the aor;h side Of King street and
west side of Washington street, ex-
tending rom the intersection Of the
s.id streets ore hundred feet in front
on Washington street, and seventy-one
feet eight inches and an halt in front
on King street. The sale will be made
for Cash.
R. I. Taylor. Comms.
May % cots
g. The above sale is
unavoldably further post
poned until Monday the
18th inst. at which time it
will. begin at half past three
o'clock, P. NJ.
une q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
Th;s was effected

mt. This was effected
F'pa,'ssssss on their part, By
; .s. enemy had obtained gu oal.
|''T :, has been conjqctarea oy
|. # some ofthe iahanlt.n's,
% u the American army 10
EolO'D The American picket *
f. within one fourth OF :
vain vain body, we're entirely y cut cut
oa,n surprised and taken Ken
sn. y 90 alarm given until the
90 N ~ the mist Ofths camp
.. .p, = With TINS cry
, :" the American encamp p.
n j, possession Of a numoar
@ sSicb they fatally turned a.
VIM The confusion be-
g0'F Winler was taken prl-
q, a,i,,ssing a body OF The enc
! ..,s directing the cannon a
81 Iso captured after having
~ IN noder him, and himself
o ,,5ed. Maj. yandesss!er
.' orj.Ouers Of this day with !,
y ~ men. The Number OF
W. 10 have been 80 on the
=. snd 90 on the British, a,
" !. N Mai. Clark, supposed OF
.5ay, Sunday the 9Th, in the
ne american force retired, :
" under command OF
4 the Dragons, leaving
~ me field. In their retreat
i ;oissd by the reinforcement
Tsyark on Friday previous
.'oJ 0 Gen. Chandler. The
Z. disaster reached Newark
a. Sunday night. Generals
smd a, o'clock on Monday
4 that place to take CON,
,r:.iring forces, and Joined
nme day.
,s morning atan early hour
l,s, made their app ga &c
ne creek, were the Ameri-
a,D laid, and demanded by a
LATE surrender. Gen. Lew
n, demand WITH grca,'ndig-
a,i.ck was thln made upon
,,p baa S, all Of which escap-
nine, containing baggage oil
sc he re>cue Of u Inch was
4, ,be British landing a torce
Zen. After the rencoun're,
I%ibe Am rican army elect
~ Fort Geor~e-hasing lost
t., engagements 1000 men
sounded and prisoners They
n George on Thursday last.
tier informed, that on Satur-
Preparations were makl1g
frcm Newark, boats being
ppg The east bank ofthc river.
sernation prevailed at tb>t
Proctor and forces had join
Vincent, and were on Friday,
,lhin twenty miles Of Fort
hin Sackett's Har5or, wait
j, Of the new frigate.
hhQrn being quite III, was to
~a,k on Saturday the 18th,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
7yanslalions from Lisbon Paters to the
18th May received by the Juno.

LONDON, April o..
The Duke oil Cumberland was to have
embarked on the 9th inst for Germa-
nv. A great quantity Of arms and am
munition have been sent to the German
Patriots. In sor,ie made by the gar
rison of Glogau, $50 French and pie
ces of cannon were taken by the Rus
slams. The Russian General Guido
witch commands 10000 militia, encamp-
ed part in Berdyczev, part in Zytonler..
Gen. Morsnd died on the 5.h os April
of his wounds. The Russian Grand
army OF $4,000 men, and the headsquar-
tiers of the Emperor Alexander on the
sth of Aprilleit .aiitsch, and their can
comments for tie Oder. Another body
of 10000 under the command OF tIen.
Mil.aradooaitch also took tkelr depar-
ture for Pollard, by the SAME. road.
CApIz, May S.
In the aetipn with division of the e.
uemy, composed Of 1900 greDadiers, OF
the Imperial Guard under Gen. Caedin,
on the 9th March, ss4 prisoners were
taken by Gen. Nina, the rest LETT dead
upon the field Of battle. The General
only escaped BY The aes.ness OF his
horse. :,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
Ten Dollars Reward.
Strayed or Stolen,

From the subscribers plantation
eear Waterford, Loudon county, on
Wednesday night last the 10th instant,
A Black Horse,
" tn star in lis forehead and both
hint feet y hite; his left hind leg a.
hou, the ganbol joint is larger than
he other. occasioned by hurt
viii give the above reward Tor de-
livering the Eorse to me, or Twenty
Collars, if stolen, for securing the
Thief and Horse, so that he may be
brought to justice, & reasonable charg.
es.
Robert Ogden.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
EerIno Wool.
FIRST quality Merino Wool,
J. G. Ladd.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
pay the TIA Of July, (if not
| disposed of will be offer.
B, q, Thomas Trammell's
PlOlng the premises;
|Small and valuable
Dc Fores, of Washington,
20 acres, about one half in
Wood AT the same time
DC offered some Lots of
as, IN sizes to suit the pur-
part Of the money in hand,
iSI'' be given Tor Il e ba.
l.ld DC preiered-,o sell this
a'ele contract.
Please apply as above.
AZ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-23
Robert Ogden,
,.Inrr %
LINE OF PACKETS

LINE OF PACKETS
For transporting Goods 10 and from
Philadelphia, via ChTqstiuna Bridge
and ElktGn,
Are running regularly from Bowley's
wharf Baltimore, and the propristers
have, Wagons sufficient TO Transport
from E!kton across TO Christians Bridge
500 20 600 Barrels -four daily, for terms
apply to
Briscoe & Partridge.
Baltimore.
Henry Bennett,
Eikton:
John Roberts.
Alexandria.
June 81 dlwlawiTn
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'IeSh Fruits.

'IeSh Fruits.
|'7ser has just returned
\" York apc has brought
['a.s-Lemons, Sweet o.
Ffal@Gs--aOd from ph;la-
FL OF Market Baskets,
~ STORE.
barrel, Whisky by do
qa quality Cavendish
AGO, together With Raj.
aid Groceries SIS usual.
Abel Willis.
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CONGRESS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
T Reported jor the Alexandria GG1ette.
TureD,v lime %
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15
TUESDAY. JUNE Is


IoseDh Mandevllie,
corxer Of Ripr e Fairfar-streets,
OFFERS FOR SALE,
Br WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
! Teas-gunpowder, tn-
Io qr. ehs''s perial, hyson, hyson skim
81 ooAes Young hyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars .
ro5 hhis New Orleans s. MuscoSado
So bills Sugars
1000 lbs Pepper
10 bids retailing Molasses -
pipes. s half pipes and 8 ar casks l. r
Madeira
3 pipes Sicily Madeira
IS or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
IL pipes Red Catalonia
so cases choice Claret
. butts, Il half pipes Malaga
sp:pes, s half pipes and - Or casks
Teneriffe
g pipes real Cognac Brandy
Is pipes Gin
30 puncheons West-lndia Rum
Is puncheens and 40 bbls Ne" England
Rum
10 bbls. Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
5 hhds. Cherry Bounce
so dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
- Stout
90 bales Cotton
500 Id. Bengal Indigo
eco ID. Bright Madder
5000 ID. Goshen s. observation-disclosures
500 bush. ground alum Salt
Mace, Nutmcgs, 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, Spermaciti mould and dipped Can
dies, maccauba, rsppee and scotchSnuffs,
chewing tobacco, Starch, Fig Blue. Salt
Petre, Arnotte, Alum, Copperas, Brim
stone, Gunpowder, patent Shot, Flints,
Hairpowdcr, Siftrrs, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
&c.
". B. SO Bushels fresh warranted
CLOVER SEED.
March 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15

Herring Seine Twine.
Just reeeiued e FOR SALE,
cases Herring Seine Twiae supe.
rior suality,--Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
5 5 5;:s::, l; s;;:s. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbis. 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, b5!s.
ob.s. Tar, Rosln, TurPentine and
Pitch.
April z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-06-15
BOSTON, id

1t is the splrlou d 1
who Saw tie !ate bauk.
ran oil ooa'1 the C'sp
having taken = posr@
Of the former a, ) shse
purpose Of rskhsh her,
The challenge IRON
which Cat'ain Eaursha
tuni,y Of receiving, We
been sent to Washins'ei
1t has been proposed
truce to Halifax, TO 's.1
the officers and crsvda
and the particulars Other
probable the flag will oil
During the action ba'
peaks and Shannon, ID
Plymouth, YVES " nigh y
shot went over her, and
the same night, a boat D
was in great danger Oh
by the Chesapeake T
was ahead Of The Shannon
AT BuFaloe, MAJ, ,u,1
badly wounded ID a aaa
nsugb. tJ
Information from fi'a1
received by the way I'll
the Plant,renct, ~ b'|
with 7 or 8 transports ha
troops. The transports
additional troops, were N !.
ately for Quebec iN'''
to sail for the Ame''eSO !
gate with 10 or 70 v''s !
fleet, was Just entering ?
Tic Diomcds, P!''" :;
had arrived ; also the p
geometry and another !: pI y;
reported an India sOlF "'
to Liverpool. o,.,
The transports TOT Wv ;"
conveyed by three i .ss
A letter Of the 91'N :
the ,roops.bad '''lsd ''' Y
Ertrass Of a mef'a
Of Jun.
CAPTAIN Brsv',ar' ''' VI
picked up TWO b0'' ,. - =
LONE to the Cbesapso?ss' e. !
nv much injured beng ! ~ "
he other very good o o.,
She is pain'ed! white sS 5',,j
end green inside ~, rr', s
old sword, marked y -,
shot she : the boss is 'b0''''
LATEST FROM IN. !
Gentlemen finn s 30,
that a Southern 'en 's;',d
to philsdelpbia) s =. I,r.
Sunday evening, :, Be- Bel
She left the 'cbo0a Ns',hir,
2 days, and 'pos;, INV. ass' ,ui
ship, which had ''''
York. .l /, II
...n.h, news that b'D ~,
Dru c9laI1 SSG +
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Boot and Shoe Backing.
JOHNSON

RESPECTFULLY informs the gen.
tlemen of Alexandria, that he has taken
a stand near the corner of Royal, on
King street, under MIR G'ifi,h's store,
where he intends carrying on the bust
ness Of Backing Boots and Snoes, and
Cleaning Fair Tops.
Having followed the business in the
northern cities, for some time past, ne
aatte.s himself he shall be able TO give
entire satisfaction to his employers, in
respect TO neatsess, despatch aud the
excellen, quality of his backing. He
will wait on gentlemen in the morning
for their boots and shoes, which he will
return in the course of the day, or inn
n,ediateiy to those who desire it. Ills
mode of cleaning preserves the shape OF
the boo,, aad his blacking sotteRs and
enr;ches the leather.
May ls
I wish to dispose OF, on
reasonable terms a Young Negro No
man efunexce ptionable character. She
is a good servant and excellent nurse.
ALSO To HIRE,
II .Ngroe Boy, about Ia or Is years OF
ace, who can be recommendedasa house
servant.
Jane H. Slacum.
May q II
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General Genera co rs' ~
Contrib" 'o the ,
, 10 ssxpenes o. s'' :.
W w. care oi,h,n
The T asa'. Measure,
On the A.. ''' OF %
30 ,ar and paid sy t ,Ss1
from the "S
part OF cur ,a.
;;n n,'sd the ,s,,; ,'s
s eaa;"'n Of
de.,.aS province !
G ,risns,l of eoD'ip,
,hs terms sas
%e sonquss. Of Vii.
e eula5le evils to o., ,.'
sal Of the pr,, 81 ~,
WI. with its propo rss
m uos $ state has alrs.:,
not a Correct indic,';
DISPOSITION ea,sri.ia
government in rsi,i]
they propose to sfs.'
;" a'oesn so Waat.uls
Ing ing that the di.uisrp,;
:h'y required by law,
ing to the eEecrir. !,
We knew not from v
derived dc: his poxs, to
blieations.
sr The accumulate,
fallen upon tho pss,
OF I, the departure i,,n
policy of Wa,hi1,a
measure silenc.a d,
the a'peri,y ofp.r.y 4,
Involved in one conn
look upon each O,bl,
and sympathy, and AL
the public safety.
Depending npon 4.
ven our fathers br,,,J
preston, and founded
on o.! the principles Of d
liberty.
we trust that th.ir !
senerated-and ,h,t,d
p'eclate and defend nd
tage.
We cordially unite
lency in the h" hope ha
te"t'on to the duie, I'M
'lonal and State Con.,it|
a humble reliance on I
lection, the mtmbersdI
will at this perplexi,s l
consistency Of evOtuu,|
undeviilias conv,acs d
OF IA stice and Tru,b."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-10-07
NEWPJR
THURSDAY. OcTORRR 7. tsls

Capture ~ Lts BRUSH br4vsIteer D3'f.
oa ioid,y aftcrnsoa, strange vessel was des-
cryed from lc hills, and observed 10 bring To sever
al vessels. whlch induced Sel,ef that she Was
British prvateer Capt JoHS CAHoosE, cominan-
ding the Revenue Cutter vig,'a, lnneiistely
made preparations to 30 out and capture this daring
marauder Sailin g-masie. GsEsnE, Tsv, NoosEs
and TePHAs, OF the u FiotIl'a, wuh nunoer
Of rnea under taeir respective commands, volunteer
cd 10 JOIN IN the etzrprize. APT PERRY, OF tae
u. s. trey, Capt rHos SwIssUsSE, Capt JoHN
CAHoosE, jr and Nr JAcos Nj szIE, also voiun-
,eered their services. rhe Gutter sail about
4 o'clock Pm At aoout dusk, she spoke, a liceac-
ed ship, wnich had been detained by the prlvateer
OF whom hey ascertained her character, &c they
thea gave chAcc, and came up with her about
o'clock when she W IS Immediately carried ~ BOAR
ing ne Gutter hAuog fred only. few guns At her,
which she returned. rne boarding was conducted
in a gallant style under brisk dlschargc OF mus
quetry, when the enemy instantly ran below. She
proved TO be the BriEisa prvateer Dart, Capt Ross
of New brunswick, Nova-Scotia, mounting siA IL.
pounl carronades, and on long pounler, and had
when captured. crew of % men, the rest OF her
complement -navng been disposed of M prizes the
first Leu,cnant of the Dart was killed oy cannon
shot, and was the only person injured. Two men
were s;ightIv wounded Oh board the Gutter Inc
Gutter vito her prize retuGe1 about 2 o'clock, the
same night, and IN the following morning fired a
salute rhe captain of the pnvateer robbed the
captain of tht iicenced ship, which spike the Cut
ter If $40 dollars. which was found Ia his posses
sion, and which was restored to the owner.
Capt. ,;anooac. With IN. volun GERS under has COM
mand, deserve the highest credi for the spirit and
prompti.ude with winch this affair was conducted
and il is OF the )ortaTice, As It is probable
she would but for tiis. have been almost constant
visitor during the ensuing season, wnen the mschef
she would have done /, uncacui Die.
We would ask Wr Quincy waether IT is immoral
for relis sious rejoice at an event like the
above, which saves oar citizens probably an i'm.
uaense amount O proper;y-