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Sec'ry 81 !he Navy. Vasbiug! on.
FRAMKLlNrow. d. Mny J.:

RAHKLINTo:5. Q. May %.
A part Of captain Vancc's company "a.
Fra3klia D'agosus, detached at Low er Sau-
6uSky, to accop,pany rhe governor frun
[that piacs &c Cleveland, bsve returned -
Daring their stay AT Cleveland. a British
cartel arrived with 60 prisoners. 10 of VIA
cheqter's and So or Clsy's msr. The pfi
soners statad that major Graves snd ca;js
Simpson Of the KeTtrck, mliitiR lsuppos.d
10 have been killed At She river Il s,sn1 W sre
ceIt"inly SIN aiFe, Doc held in captivity ~
the indiana untR 4 ;rsssy should he nlsde
sSie~-s.se AJDarcars. Cci- E,ililcl. is Is ed
offered 10 pate base raaJ CgSvcs fv..- E2fz O.
but, was refused.
Captain Vance is appointed 20 the cen.
rnand Of the garrison at Lower SandusA
The following is an extract Of letter
from JAS. L. CathcGrt, Esq oar Consul >,
Made:rs. ot the t4sh Aprl, 1915, received
viz -, zaeeth Cny, per the Globe PF;vateer
of Baltimore.
"'This goes Ivy the Globe P.va.eer of
Baitmcre--she has taken six prizes British
On che 18Th Of Marco, she ccgAged an Al
gerine chip CT % guns, flr 3 hours, and bsst
her oh---tile Bur!inss heating +. 5. +. dis
tsuce five ieagUea. In, Ai.erine put i1to
Lisbon To refit. The Gi be noun5s only 8
guns. Shall we ever a.sin pay tribute t.
such Teiscreaiits? hope not.
+" On he Gti mat, she fell in with another
cruizer, brig of % guns; but dt net en-
gage hcr--Porto Santo bearing w. 3. w
distance II leagues"
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CLOCK in the morning of the 9Th. Chandler
And Winder. and the deputy quarter master
SeGerai FaDGcyentcr, W ere made l:ison, re
early IN lhe action. The cornnaud tevoivvd
ipon Col Burn OF the Dragons. The enc.
iay were beaten and routed, leaving Two
hundred and htty hchind h,rn.--but accord
-'ng 10 "nrnorLkern tactics We distaiscd ,c
press. beaten -nemy. W. gave MIN tiu,e
% collect aud hgIt once NJ ore. Lewis end
5"yd are onder marching ocders for the
command of the ADJ Aace.--Cur loss doe.
not exceed t4irty.',
a warm DEBATE has commenced in The
douse Of Representatives on Mr.. Webster.
resolutions calling for intcrm&tica on the
Hme and manner IN Which. and through
whom, the decree Was communicated to ee.s
government, puTporting to De repeal u.
the tec!in ard MILAN DEGREES. We ara
happy tosay that therc appeared geneva.
'Jsposltio1 on the part OF the Representa-.
tlyes Of a majority OF the People, to- accord
bah tie iniorsDatioG dssircd, provided i. u.x
asSed ~ suanuer oecorous aud respectful
to The Sh,eG RS2gistia.e Of toe Union sst,f-
re- devs .iii be snrprized to learn that tl,is
sisil met With che most vicIenc opposition -,
ihe DEBATE progressed uitil sasFicieK
warmth ); snd is noe likely 10 this wsAs.,s-
to ss'uhe nilder temperature. Nor i, il
perhaps desirable thar il should. Efnne.s
zeal is audabe. HE opposition appear tp
exhibit theirs tnd .he renu5ijcanS of the
nation need NOT fear that thrir Repreup1a-
uYss are to be oui. dome ia 2cal. They
wIii do honor to themselves and Justice -
tseir cause. MI. ys..
Maior General HAMPTON lcfe tll;, city,
on iItsday n corning Goi. the North EN- from
tier. where ne rs aboat to take Commands
Major General WILKINSON, We learo, IL
expected hsre in two or three weeks xt far.
chest, wno, it in believed, is also DESTINED 10
stGtson ia the North.
-he+o York, June IL.
The united States fri5at: Essr1. for
whose safety grea, fears have been enter
tanned, has al length been heard from. a
SentiemLn who arrived i0 Gown this Incrni,,q
f'ow Portland. (Maine) ibt0rlhs that ;usS
seiore he left there. L~vesscl came IN s-aD.
- salvador. the captain of syi.Sil ii,fsrmed
That he left the frigate Estaz, ard three
american PRIV aseeTs, III The iioct of ST. sal.
vador, boeksdsd by a Eri.isn feyCs.-.
Wasther TIA EsseX hsd been 2haseti il. OF
entered the port voluntarily fnr the purpose
ot watering, our informaat euv,d nA. learn.
i.or could ne ascertain the names Of e!sh,.c
q the pns neerh. The last accounts from
The pFisateer hs&coR22, belonging 20 thia
place, !eit her on 81 Salvador. win lArrA
a0,cunt III geld and silver on board lb &e s6.
.'Ad 'aten sut at prizes she had caututej.
fts ESseH had been On Ger cruise NJ warLs
o; ohthso
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turhs OF .li!lcd ar, wounded have not vet
been received trom the corp4.
By his Excriiepy' IS Command,
EDWARD BAyNJS

Q Shc heet have returned this morn
ing. and .anded the troops. 18th faur Ame-
rican officers. snd about t5s soldiers, n-;.
soners OF war.
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Tbs Edisors Of the fatrips vl,i he so good
ss to s,cntion, thai the confederation. as Sta.
ted IN some of The n. York pr aers, between
Admiral WARREN & Ma. StorT Is with
out Foundation. The Editors os the Papers
alluded 10, promised to contradict it, which
1t appears they have neglected to 90.
B0is. Pat.
Major LaDaN, a valuable French Officer
IN our service, VINO cuuisSErds the cavalry,
when the Hsg arrived, demsndin,, the sur
rcuder Of Saokett's hsrbor. directed tue off :.
Ger to go back and tell Gen. Ps ovosr-
bAt S,nSetts Harbor wSs dare. il he
wanted hfn' he must coms take HIN. dc
Ssds not going 10 ran E,o2y."
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BY letters which we have seen. we learn
,oat no more than $50 men os the British
troops were engaged in the sgsck, of whom
SO ware killed or wo;,ndea Capt. GRAY
OF the Quarter sias'ers GcnSrai's DEPART
ment, Captain RlacI.mors and Ensiyn
lIregg, o. the eisg's, were eiiea. Major
tvans, csp.. Tyoth and liept NutaIl. of
the ssme regimen. majors f3Tummond and
Noodle, and capts. Shore ia Leonard. Of
tie fceth regt. and capt. M're,erspn of the
Glengsry Eight infantry, afs among .hr
wounded. -
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Iais rsshrctGbie gentleman has taken
hit i'.foTaa;ion from English tahers.-On.
arms rverc meyer dissraeed Sui once on the
Ca11.a Hnc.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-28
LONDON, March 8.

T., Is :
It is impossible to read the series OF
Swedish state papers without having the
highest idea of the talents OF the crown
prince of Sweden. In his letter to DO;
naparte there is the bitterest ceDsure oil
the politics of the latter, and the sever
est and the busiest exposure OF the In
policy Of his measures, couched, how
ever, in language Of great seeming ae-
ference and of much outward respect.
In dilating upon the situation OF Sweden
and the impolicy of her declaring war;
he says, with cutting sarcasm, whien
Bonaparte must have writhed under'
that "such step would render the
Swedish government liable to be accus-
ed of folly if your majes,y's appreciation
did not legitimate every thing The
picture he draws of the constitution OF
Sweden, and of his own resolution moi
to infringe it, affords decided contrast
to the despotic constitution OF France
and the conduct of her ruler, violating
every law, and spurnins every pr'nciPle
of Justice and good faith Bernadotte
knew very we'll that the French ambas-
sador Alquier, acted strictly according
to Bonaparte's orders in reprebatlng
therefore the ambassadors conduct ~
the terms it deserved, he is indirectly
stigmatising the manner in which Bona
parte behaves to all foreign powers
s. In fulfilling your majesty's intentions,
baron Alquier spoke ike Roman Pro-
consul, without rehectisg that be was
not speaking to slaves" The Crown
Prince addresses himself to BonaParte
in language of equality -" You were
general like myself, and fortune has
raised US both to our present situations;
but you conduct yourself with an inso-
lence that must eventually produce your
downfall. / will demean myself with
moderation and Justice, and thus deserve
the greatness that has come upon me"
Throughout the measured * respect.
full style of the crown princes letters,
il is easy to see that he is not, and that
he will not be the dupe or the tool Of
Bohaparte and therefore we join in
thinking with a brother journalist, that
where such qualities are found IN the
possessor fpower, whatever may have
been his origin, mankind have reason
to desire that that power may be CEN
hrmed."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-28
April 81
Joseph Vaudeville,
Corner fKing e FaiJar-s'ree's,
OFFERS FOR SALE,

Pr WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
] Teas-gunpowder, i'm
ITO 9H enes's perial. NY n,hyson skim
80 boxes younghyson * souchong
10000 lbs. green and white Coffee
10000 lbs. loaf and lump Sugars
los hhds } New Orleans * Muscovaao
$50 bbls Sugars
TOGO lbs Pepper
70 hhds retailing Molasses
S pipes, s half pipes and s or casks l.
Madeira
5 pipes Sicily Madeira
Is or casks old Sherry
s do genuine old Port
Il pipes Red Catalonia
40 cases choice Claret
2 butts, II half pipes Malaga
S pipes, half pipes and 30 or. casks
Tsneriffe
Is pipes real Cognae Brandy
pipes Gin
90 puncheons West-India Rum
Is puncheons and 40 bbls New England
10 bills Peach Brandy
rs do. Whisky
500 gallons Old do.
s hhds. Cherry Bounce
80 dozen Hibberts Old London Brown
Stout
90 bales Cotton
600 ID. Bengal Indigo
500 ID. Bright Maddcr
6ooo ID. Goshen s observation-disclosures
so3 bush. ground allan Salt
Mace, Nu,megs, 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, Fhnts,
Hairpomder, Sifters, Cigars, Demijohns,
Wrapping Paper and Irvine, Corks,
Bed Cords, Leading Lines, Traces, sc.
SC.
". B. SO 6ushels fresh zva'ranted
GLOVER SEED.
March 8.
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SWEDISH DOCUMENTS.

Letter from His Royai Highness the
Prince Royal to His Majesty the En-
teror Of The French, dated Stockholm,
the SAN March 1912.
"SIRE-I have Just received some
notes, and hasten to lay my sentiments
on them before your imperial majesty
with all that frankuess which constitutes
my character.
"When that the voice Of the Swedish
people called me to succeed to the
throne, hoped, on quitting France, to
be always able to unite my personal at
fec,ions with ths interests of my new
country my heart cherished the hope
that it might identify itself with the sen.
timents of this people, yet always pre-
serving the remembrance OF its first at.
iections, and never losing sight of the
glory of France, nor of the sincere at
tachment which it has vowed to your
majesty an attachment founded on
confraternity in arms, which so many
great deeds have illustrated.
"Itwas with this hope that arrived
in Sweden; found nation in general
attached TO France; but still more SO TO
their liberties and their laws. anxious
for your friendship, sire, but never de-
string to obtain it at the expense oftheir
honor and independence. Your majes-
tvs Minister wished te irritate this ma
ticnal feeling, and his arrogance has Of
tended every one; his communications
bore no character OF those regards which
are mutually due from crowned heads
to each other. In fulfilling your ma es-
tvs intentions, as it pleased his passions,
baron Alquier spoke like Roman Pro-
consul, without rejecting that he was
not speaking to slaves.
that minister, has, therefore, been
the first cause of the distrust which
Sweden has begun to show with re-
gard to your majesty's intentions con-
corning her; subsequent events have
added greater weight to it*
"I have already, sire, had the honor,
in my letters of the 10Th November and
9Th of December 1910, of giving your
imperial majesty information of the 81
tuation of Sweden, and the desire which
she had of finding in your majesty
supporter she could not but perceive
in your majesty's silence an unmerited
Indifference, and she owed it to herself
to provide against the storm which was
about to break out on the continent.
Sire Humanity has already suffer-
ed too much. The blood of man has,
for these twenty years past, inundated
the earth, and there is nothing wanting
to your majesty's glory but to put stop
to it,
If your majesty thinks proper tia,
the king should cause the emperor A.
lexander to be informed of the possibi-
lily of reconciliation, IaHgur sufficient
ly well from the magnanlmity OF thai
snoaarcb to dare assure yod, that he
will willingly agree to overtures that
may be equally equitable for your en-
pire and for the north /; if an event so
unexpected, and so universally desired,
could take place, how many nations OF
the continent would not bless your ma
iesty? Their gratitude would be aug
The i1vasien Of Pomerania.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL %.
Sale at Auction.

I'm "Wednesday next the 2Sth inst.
NJ if fair, or the next fair day, willpo-
sitively be sold, on the premises, the
handsome, highly improved, and well
known Country Seat of the late John
Rickter, Esq. on the Mount Vernon
Road, about one and half miles from
Alexandria, containing about ls Acres.
also,
All the Household Furniture & other
Personal Estate, containing handsome
and valuable collection of Prints and a
variety of other articles.
And Immediately after will be sold
his Farm adjoining the lands OF Angus
tine ]. Smith, Esq. about miles from
Alexandria, containing about go acres,
a great proportion of which is heavily
timbered.
y The sale will begin at 10 O'Clock
A. Nj. and terms made known at the
time.
A. C.. Cazenove,
Executor of ]. Richter.
Anril 81 st
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Herring Seine Twine.

Herring Seine Twlne.
Just rsesyed g FOR Sale,
S cases Herring Seine Irvine supe.
rior quality Cameron Street Wharf
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
Lisbon,
Turks Island, SALT.
Ground Alum, }
Russia and Ravens Duck Il
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanner. Oil i'm bbls. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do in tierces and bbis.
Birthstone in bills.
Mess No. aud 2 Boston Beef, bbls.
and half bbls.
De-. prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar. Rosin, Turpentinc aud
Pitch.
April 2.
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A. G.. Cazenove.

Executor of ]. Richter.
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WAsHIWeroN. MAY g,


Ihe 5arbari,ies Of the enemy in the con
duct OF ihe prr.cnt war, which had been
me theme o. general execration, have al
ready become The -u'ject of animadversion
in the iiouse az Representatives,, by whom
the subject has bten referred to a select
co" ml,tee. They are o. a character dis
graceful to civilized nature, and cannot be
TOO n'ghiT Reproduced. I,hey must indeed
nave been base, and humanity, seeing ,ha,
none OF the brasen trumps Of faction have
l-,.anoee their apology, unless sy ;snp-sr-r
GENIAL of established facts
he subject having now been placed in a
tram OF invesugation;th the facts must soon APP
pear IN a shape even more authoritative than
they have already wcrf. and abash he hardi-
hood which has denied them. 49,.
Let us, however, do Justice even to our
nemy w, recort!to day an instance in which
the eXertions ,f British soldiers and of an
| lnolan Chief have rescued 4 number of our
fellow ci''z-nS. whom tile fortune of war
had placed in their power. from the slaush.
ter To which sangunary cruelty had other
wise devoted them. The British blood spill,
on TINS CAST. n is an atonenlent for a mui.
titude ot the crimes against humanity, b.,
winch their arms have been dsgraced sine,
The commencement of the war.
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BY Thomas Richie. I
TI11BER WA.MTIMG.

YHNHE subscriber is authorised by the Executive to
a purchase for the Commonwealth, seasoned
white-oak scsnting, for the purpose of mounting 40
pieces Of ordnance, viz for Founders 600 feet
is inches wide inches thick and or Is feet long
for Founders 500 feet, 12 inches wide and q
thick few hundred feet will probably be wanting
for larger carriagas; wbite-oak seasoned plank fnr
the boxes OF the following description viz. 500 Zee,
IL i-2 inches wide q one ineh thick, & 200 feet
ches thick Il s in width, also pine u poplar plank &
scanthng, and wheels for the whole, tor all which
liberal price will be given either in Cash Pen;ten
rary manufactures
Al persons who have unsettled accounts with the
Pententiar,, desired settle up before the end
OF the quarter which is the last OF next month gen
tlesnen who have engaged FIRE Buckets. and svcl, a.
ere wanting them, viii please to apply. Also ed
for the n' the Pcn.;cu1isvy ~ ar - SAYS yard
wide from 20 500. ~ VIM CAMPBELL.
Keeper s. .4gent Pent'y.
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May 81.
NOTICE.
ROl-07U0u

ETROM the Subscriber living in the neighbour.
n hood Of the Coal Mines, Chesterfield, negro
Snan slave named
GEORGE,
On the 10th inst. He is black man, Of common
sze, supposed to be about SIS years of
humble and quick, cunnIng-he was formerly the
property of John Cox, and now owned by Patsey
Cox, OF whom hired him for the present year. J
will give reward of
FIVE DOLLARS
For the apprehension and delivery Of said negro to
me.-AB persons are requested not TO harbor, con-
zeal, or ernpfoy said slave It's expressly designed
by me to punish in legal manner such person o;
persons RS may trsnsgress the laws of the common.
wealth upon this subject.
ARCH'd. l.. WOODBRIDGE.
May %. attn
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FENHE Subscribers have Just received for
Il sale,
129 Bass 1st quality spinHag Cotton.
20 PaneheoRs very superior quality, Old Anti.
qua Rum,
And Few Pipes Superior quality, Genuine Cog.
MAC Brandy
AND ar.
In store 5000 Gwt. 9Iuscovsdo Sugar, part first
eusiity.
Monchre, Robinson e FleesGnts.
May %. ST
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NOTICE

BY w ednesdsY, the 2nd day of June ~ e-t. viii
be let TO the lowest bidder, The oat,ing down K
.'ng up part oI T. street, near Benjsinin Nfosbys
Tavern, ct which place, the Commissioner, Of
streets vii attend, on that day vt nine o'clock to
iet The said work. ~ The same time and place iiey
van he ready TO enter into contract with snv ter,n
OF persons Tor removing The dirt. that pay be swe,
or ssrsped up, ON Tuesdays and SATURDAYS in lie
paved part of r. street, or much thereof 40 any
person 'nsy chose TO undertake lsy order or the
COMMISSIONERS.
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sending the Indians to Maiden, and re-era-
Barking their cannon, and every thing ihdi.
Gated their Intention Immediately to raise
me seige OF the fort, ard to lravs, that part
of the country.
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NoAnFsrrn M;,;,arv &C.,,

-, NOAH EREFR. Military Sec',y.
lhere follows general orders issued on
.he t'th Hccember. the hiking the troops &
militia engaged in the affair OF the 18th Mo-
Nember.
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TEN DOLLARS .REW.ARD.

TEN DOLLARS U,4RD. ~
tf ANYWAY from the subscriber on the ist,
Il q last. negro man, aged about IL years old,
sailed
GARLAND, 80 ;.a
Though nots rnulatto, his complexion has yellow
CASTLE Is eoout FIVE feet four or 1--WE inches high
walks with his toe turned out more than usual
aud has scar on his face. He formerly belonged
10 John Sled Of this county and says his father be.
longs to Col. John Amber Of the city of Rich
EnOnds
IwiII pay the sbo7e reward to anY person wbo
shall apprehend and deliver the said slave to me at
my residence in Louiss County, If not taken in that
County Oh will pay e.
FIVE DOLLARS,
For apPrehendipg him in no county and DELIVERING
him to tor securing hir, 4, the isii of any o.
Their county and giving me immediate notice OF
Lonisa, May 81. Il
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DAYroN, O. May 10. T.
'Between 2osnd 50 Indians arrived in
town on Monday last, as hostages from the
Miami tribe.
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,T1OTICE.
HILL%RD II $TILLM.lN,
HAVR this day, ,rnntnal,y consented 70 di.,o,vs
a theif eopsuuershp
JOHN y. fiILLA1,D
GEORGE SIILLHAN
rOTICE.

~ 'ettlemett % tie above eptgsrn deyolve.
m tho suhscriher, Who IS ,cedy IN a,teuJ ,o al
efG'D''' and 70 receive eli Gtef t,ertunto apbey.
'"'""'s' l'e IS now opening a nov assyrtme,: OF
IN PIHEN' 4 GLESS 1H4RE,
@H' 'nNirs he attention a. the pubfio (oli ens,o
me's IN fHrHce'sr) and assure them that no rxer.
complete.
May % ~,
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GARDENING.

NSI ANTS situation, person, who understands
w gardening and farming in general, and LAYING
out ground in each branch interchangeable can he
Recommended by gentleman in this city, whom he
has done business for, these two seasons past Any
gentlemen wa atHg person OF that description viii
be duly attended to, by directing line, post paid, to
A. y. AT this office.
Richmond, May 20. stp
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Elias p. cH.Afz

ELIAS p. In cH.aYZ
Fk'AfLOR " Mens' Mercer. tsan street, ri eh-
mond---Respeetfuliy informs his friends and
Che public, that lie has just received from New
Cork, ~'ss~H. Ss.d s4rsl asaasssr,4st af resdy
made
CLOTHING,
Executed in the beat manner which will be d;spos.
cd of at low prices tor cash cniy.
May %. Nv
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The above Lotteries drawing at Balti.
more
Tickets, hafues and quarters, to Ire had at the
Subscribers new established Lottery and Exchange
office, a few doors below the Bell Tavern where re
guar check Books for the examination of all tickets
gratis will be kept.
Orders for tickets (post paidl will be promptly
Prize Tickets or Bank Notes of other states will
De exchanged at a moderate discount
May 90. -
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from fhe .tetio1dI LntsiGgenccr.
THE OCCUPATION OF MOBILE,
.IAppRrssEp TO The EnIrnRs
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a WEI NURSE
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pies, were this dav received by the Earl
Bathurst, one of his majesty's principal
secretaries of .ststc. from lieutenant general
Sir George Provost, Bart. governor general
and commander in chief Of the forces in
North America.