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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09
MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
District of Rhode-

District Qf Rhode Island.
IN pursuance Of Warrant from the Hon.
David Howell, Eco. Judge Of the District Court
for the District Of Rhode Island,
do hereby give Public Notice to all persons con.
serned, that there has been filed Libel, before said
Judge for seamen's wages, against the sch. Anna,
her tackle, apparel and furniture and trial will be
had said Libel, At special District Court to be
holden at the Courthouse, in Providence. on Mon
day, the twentieth day Of September. instant ten
o'clock, in the forenoon.
E. DEXTER, Marshal.
Providence, Sept. g. a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09

7O.AfORROW, at 10 O'Clock, II. NJ. wiH be
sold at .ducfion, On SfeDeps's WharE
THE cargo of the Portuguese schooner Donna
Teresa, consisting of
c40 bags superior Coffee,
S hhds. do. do.
2 do. Aolasses,
-.iLSO--
so kegs Anchovies,
Is Straw Carpets,
10 Grass Mats,
IS boxes Sweet Oil.
40 dc. Soap,
81 do. Candles,
60 do. Chocolate;
Conditions liberal
CRANsTON s. SHAW, Auctioneers.
Newport, Sept. 9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09

A Farm, lying in Portsmouth, on the west road
IA half mile south Of Bristol Ferry, ccntannI
by estimation co acres well wstercd, with Dxel'
ing-house, barn, courthouse, and other out build
ings thereon. Said Farm is fenced into eleven en-
closures With stone wall 212 scres Of orch vi Ths
walls and buildings ali in good repair Any perso,
wishing to purchase will do well to come AMI SCI
which Is the best recommendation that sn be cveri
Applyto JOHN ANTHONY, living on the premise I
f'vrfsnoufb, Sept.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09

The following letter came in yesterdays nil
To q gentleman in this city, from Capt. Jan
Fowler, dated" Onboard his Britsnic Mi
v esty's ship Families, of New London, A.
gust %, 1885," And written by C3l.
John Fowler, then prisoner to the Engllh.
Since the letter was written we underslnd
Capt. Fowler has been released from sp-
tiviiy.
The following is list of vessels trading
with the enemy off New London. Aug. 10.
the sloop Fame, with newspapers the sane
day, the sloop Betssy with stores on the Sh,
the sloop Endsavour, with stores on the Isl,
,loop from Sag Harbour came to ancho a
li',le way from the shipping, the captain OF
the sloop came on board, and went on stprc
with an officer and showed the said officer Mr..
Penny's house, and told him Mr.. Penny vas
coming off with torpedo TO blow up the slip,
the FIRST opportunity. That nigh: boats cew,
with the first lieutenant went on shore, and
brought Mr.. Penny on board, with his hirt
tore off his back The was put in irons q
place where he could see no day light, on
small allowance of bread and water ;---he isk-
ell for little salt, but it was not allowed lin,
nor was he allowed book TO read. The a
bovc sloop left Sag Harbor on the twentith,
We were often kept below sometime. half a
day,when their friends brought them supplies,
especially the Block Islanders, SO that We
might not their faces, The Families is GO
inc to Halifax ;---lhe Valiant, Orpheus snd
the Atsl.nta, sloop of war, remain OIL this
station. They have no boats but one lannch
20 each pinnfce 81 cutter each launch carries
twelve poundcr the pinnace and cutters a
brace Of skies each Every thing that Is TAX
en- is by the boats, and ten or twelve good bar :
gcs might tske them all. This day, August
2s, a sloop from New-York with soap and
candles. and water melons, came to anchor
uLGsT the stern Of the lrigate. Yours, SC.
JOHN FOWLER"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09

One Of the British briggs of Charleston, $. C(sup-
posed to be the Colibri,) has been wrecked on Cole
scarce Reef--crew taken Of By her eonsort' The
Ciagbdis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1813-09-09

Ship-Demfries, Grosh, Cadia;
Baque -Magdalena, Lambert, Porto Rico;
Bfgs--Caiharino, Sereso, st. Domingo Fernan-
10, Basquettc, Porto itico; Conde rereno, Pmol,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
MIILEDGEVlLLE, Sept. Is.

II it be true that one thousand In
diaas have gone against the " Tonbig-
be settlement" as stated by friendly
party who came to Fort Hawkins on Sa-
turday, we have cause to tremble for the
fate OF eur brethren in that quarter
The frontier being extensive and but
thinlv settled, considerable injury may
pc done before sufficient force can be
collected to oppose them.
We understand that two Of the friend
Iy,owns. containing an hundred warriors
each have become hostile. Unless the
expedition which is on foot be put in
motion soon. we shall not be surprized
il in little while the whole nation fol-
low The example.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05

Duane, the editor of the Aurora.
who, in former times employed bis
pen in diseountenancing a navy, no1c
comes out in the following strain.
The Federalists have always contend
ed. that a navy was the only efficient
force we could employ-and SO it has
turned out.
Our misunderstanding to the
London newspapers. our enemies
have paid higher compliments to the
vaIor Of our tars than we have done
ourselves, Their lamentations over
the Guerrero, Java, Macedonian,
Frolic,. &c. &c. have Numbered our
applause over the universe the tone
OF deep regret has been SO universal
with the boasted masters of the
ocean, that its singuiarity must have
been noted even at Algiers.-Nor is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05

.,, particularly the land tax, which, in
,he impoverished state oftheir finances
end means they say must operate the
ruiz, of their property a0d families.
The politics OF this District are rapid
" becoming Federal, On passing ma.
ny OF the noble streams from the interior
on which numerous mills, Sc. had for
merry been erected, and which until
enbargoes, sc. became the mad policy
Of government, gave activity and sup
port to thousands, our informant now
f. lad them nearly all idle, and many Of
them suffered to fall in ruins for want of
encouragement The seaboard towns
present a similar scene Of poverty, idle
Ress, ruin and dependency, where for
merly was seen sothing but industry,
prosperity and Joy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05

ANOTHER NAVAL CHALLENGE
We have before US letter from one
Of the crew Of the U. 8. brig Enter
prize, which states, that she has
received and accepted challenge
from Ii. B. NJ. brig Young Emulous.
The Enterprize is repairing. and
the battle 10 be fought 10 50 days
from receipt of the challenge, which
was on the 18th inst. The crew of
the Enterprise were cOmpliinented
by the citizens Of Portland with a
public dinner on the Goth.
Democratic Press.
The Young-EmulouS. We learn.
a few days since, was cruising from
off Portsmouth, 10 off Portland, aux.
iOus TO have brush with the u. S.
briggs Rattiesnake, dying at Ports
mouth) OF the Enterprise, Cat Port
land.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
RUSSIAN MEDIATION.

We are again amused with story Of
the probable success Of the Embassy to
Russia. 1t is now stated that British
newspaper was received at the Secreta-
~ Of States office on Saturday, which
contained an account Of the appointment
Of Lord Wsitole by the British govern
ment to meet the American commits
sioners at st. Petersburg. We most
devoutly wish thisinteIligence may prove
CORRECTION should it be so, we have
ever entertained belief that a favorable
issue would be the result. The accept.
ance by MIR. Bayard of his appointment
in that embassy tended strongly to i'm
press upon our minds the opinion which
we have here expressed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05

o,,r glory emblazsned only by Bri-
fish lamentation-our fame Is spread
abroad by tho tower guns and ~
British Examinations. Formerly,
when : Duncan, a st. Vincent, or q
Nelson gained a signal victory ann
DESTROYED a Dutch, a Spanish or =
French fleet, the tower guns were
fred, but never were there rejoielngs
at a victory over squadron or a
ship-umtil the capture Of the Chesa-
peake !: Then, indeed were the tower
guns fired aud the Bow bells rung.
and well they might. for it was On
unusual thing to triumph over Anne
rican,-what an encomium did these
guns pay to our tars what a peal OF
ioy did the bells ring in the ears OF
Americans {! Yes, the bravery OF
orr tars is such that we have com.
pelled the enemy to proclaim 1t
themselves SO difficult vas it to
gain single victory o. single
shin from us, that wt>h gained, as
much was done to celebrate it, as
used to be done after battle in
which twenty ships Of the line were
taken.
IThis is the man, who. just before
the war was declared, predicted that
the Canadas would fall to our arms
in six weeks, and that in six months
our navy would be swallowed by
that Of Great Britain: Turn back to
YOUR file of the Aurora, Mr.. Duane,
and blush at your inconsistency
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
PUBLIC SALE.

UNDER the authority Of Decree. Of
The Superior Court of Chancery,
held in the City of Richmond, In the
case Of Joseph H Vaudeville ..
gainst James w M'Daniel and Is.
rsei P Thompson,
The Subscriber will offer
IL Public Sale in the town Of Dumfries
On Tuesday the % day of next month,
one ninth part Of an undivided Tract Of
,one Thousand Acres Of LAND more
or less, lying in the County Of Prince
William, within 2 miles of the town of
Dumfries, adjoining on one side tho
Neabsco trac! of land owned by john
Txyloe, Esq. & on one other side the
lands o. John Cannon decd. having also
Poweil's run or creek passing thro'
The mid lie of Terms made known
on the day of Sale.
I. P. Thompson,
Commissioner.
GctOher & tS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
M.ARYLAWE ELECTION.


Yesterday the great Election contest
was decided in Maryland, between the
advocates of war, which in its prosecu.
cution has been disgraceful to the Ame.
rican character, with the exception of
the brilliant feats of our little Navy and
the friends of peace and free trade For
ourselves we entertain no fears Of the
result. The eXertions Of the war party
with the attorney general of the United
States at their head, we do not believe
has had the effect to produce change
in the voters of that state in favor of mea-
sures ruinous to themselves and their
posterity
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05

The Subscriber at his Ma
nufactory en- Water street offers for
Sale,
$4,000 pounds white, brow, and yel.
low Soap, 500 boxes Of which, is OLD
firm and OF superior quality:
500 boxes mould and dipt Candles
(differ ent sizes.
fos barrels clean North Carolina
Rosin.
Also,
Best Philadelphia PORTER X ALE
in bottles, put up in casks Of 8, {, or
dozen, AS may suit the purchaser.
Vim. Dunlap,
October S. St
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
Rabbon L0dge TO Let.

n wish TO rent the above Farm, COM
tanning about Toe acres fer the next
year-it lies on Neabsco Creek, about
Ave miles from Dumiries. The soil is
p-od, the situation healthy, & the houses
sufficient in size and nun, Der for the &C.
commodation Of large family, and for
all the purposes ofthe Farm, Forterms
apply 10 Mr.. z. Ward, Occaquon.
Christian blaC burn.
OCtobe. 4. Paw.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
From the National ADVOCATE.

The truth is thai Gen. Dearborn's re.
moval resulted from the pressure OF pub
lie opinion and the following facts sill
show 1t.
A number of the republican members
of Congress held meeting Immediately
on receiving an account Of Boerstler's
affair. Five hundred men, absolutely
fhropn a1cay, made them see and feel
the necessity OF something being done.
Their determination was to institute an
enquiry into the causes of the failure OF
our military operations from the com.
mencement of the war. A resolution to
this effect was drawn up by Mr.. lnger-
soil of Pennsylvania, which had the sp-
probation of Mr.. Speaker Clay, and ofo.
Their distine uished republican members.
This resolution was submitted to the
President, for his opinion respecting 1t,
and the removal of Gen. Dearborn up
on " hich the gentlemen we're informed,
that the President had decided to remove
General Dearborn, and that he would In
struct the Secretary of War to that ct
feet. The recall followed of course.
EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.
From the Boston Paliadian Of Tuesday,
a.h,.d n Cant Read. (vho
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER $.
g TO sHkW
sHl vERY AGE & BODY OF TIM TINE
SIS BoRN AND pRxssURE."
C no sHxW

Since our last publication no event
Of importance has transpired, either Of
a foreign or domestic nature, except the
arrival Of Commodore Rodgers after a
cruise of five months, in which he has
captdred fifteen vessels, most of them
Greenland fishermen, not having hid
the fortune to come in contact with any
ofthe numerous British cruizers which
infest the Ocean.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
YERlNOWT ELECTION,

The latest accounts from Vermont
give the return of votes from all the
towns in the state except twenty one
They are tor Mr.. Chitteaden, (federal)
1929 ;for MIR. Gafxshs, (dem.) 1888.
1t is probable from the number OF scat
tering votes there will be no choice by
the people.-The House of Representa-
,i,es will be federal-ll2 fcdsralists &
los democrats are chosen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
STOK JOBBING.

The London Sunday Observer, Of
the 9Th of August. eontradicts the
arrival IL England of a flag oftruce.
from France, with passport for a
British minister to proceed to the
Congress of Prague through France.
1t was an imposition practised to af-
feet the money market.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
Port Tobacco Jockey Club
RACES.

TIVE Jockey Club Purse, Three
i Hundred Dollars, will be run for
over the Port Tobacco Course on
Tcesaoy the Cd dav OF November next
heats four miles each.
On Wetnesdav-the 3d--e Purse OF
One Hundred Collars will be rIu Ter
--heats two miles each.
August 81 lawtzN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
October S
broad Sword Exercise.

broad Sword Exercise.
MIR Brown, Intending t. leave
wi town in about three weeks, in.
.orms those wishing to learn tho
BROAD SWORD EXERCISE, that
he will teach them during his stay 49,
He will attend applicants at any hour
through the day, from sunrise till s
o'clock, P M.
Cc.oi,er st"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. I.
COM of a letter from Commodore 0. II
Perry to the Secretary Of the Navy,
dated
u. S. schooner ARIEL, Putin Bay,
Sept. Gath, 1918.
SIR,
have the honor to acquaint you
that about twelve hundred troops were
yesterday transported to a small island,
distant about leagues from Maldrn,
Notwithstanding it blew hard, with
frequent squalls This day, although
the weather is not settled, the SOUS.
dron will again take over as manv
more. We only wait for favorable
weather to make final move, | 0eed
not assure you. sir, that evaiy possible
exertion will be made by tho off
and men under nv command to assist
the advance of the army and It affords
me great pleasure to have it III my pow
err to say, that the utmost harmony pre-
walls between the army and navy
have the honor to be, sc
OH. PERRY,
The Hon. WIN. jews,
Secretary Of the Navy
COM Of letter from lieutenant John
j. YarnaH TO the Secretary of the
Nary, dared
y. S. schooner LAWRENCE, Erie,
Esd Sept. 1913.
SRI have the honor TO announce to
YOU nv safe arrival here with the u s.
schooner Lawrence. She has on board
all the sick and wounded Of che squad.
ron / have made ouch arrangements
as will contribute much to their relief.
Died of the t,phps fever, Richard Viii
'iams and Henry Vanpool, marines, dur.
ing our passage from Put in-b.y.
have tht honor to be, &c.
JOHN. J. YARNALL.
The Hon. WIN. JONES,
Secretary of the Navy.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
+" Free Trade, Sailors Rights, and no
Imhressment."

Inhressment,"
AUGUSTA, {Gcorgia) Sept. Is.
INLAND .N.1VIGA1ION
Tho Nrttune's Trident is laid by,
From north TO south our coasters fiy !;
NO sails or rndders aeed those ships,
Hhich free-men drive svifh---waggon
whips.
.frrivaks reported to az since our last.
Nine horse Wagons from Lexing.
ton, kentucky, to ]. Moore aggregate
amount of cargoes, 10000 yards cotton
begging.
Two horse 60. from EastTennessse,
TO Barrett and Sims.
CLEdRANCES.
Seven horse Wagons for Lexington,
cargoes cotton and rice.
Two do. do for Tennessee, cargoes
coffee. logwood and other articles.
Two s do. do now up for charter to
any hort in the United States.
Two do do. for Philadelphia.
N. BEDFORD, MASS Sept. %:
Sailors Rights and Free Trade"
As il is customary for printers ofnews-
papers, in sea port towns, to keep dia-
W o! the arrival and clearance Of vessels,
it may be thought BY some of our read
ers that we have latlerly been inattentive
in this respect. But the political Jug
glers who stand at the helm of govern
ment, have been so successful in esta-
bl;sbiug tie principle of the above motto,
as TO have driven all our vessels of bur-
then into dry dock i; Sc the navigation Of
this port is almost entirely confined to
few open boats. We, however, pro-
pose to keepa Journal of the arrival
ard departure of such craft as are en-
ployed in the transportation OF goods -
and any Information in the liua of this
department with which we may be fa-
soured will be duly attended to-
Sept Ar the regular Packet
Wagon, capt. Cole, from Boston---cargo
dry.goods, &c. to snndry persons.
Cleared the Wagon -, capt. Ia
her. for Providcnce--cargo French ma
nuEactures.
iSth.-Clearcd and sailed, 3 Wagons
under convoy of Com. Phinney, for Bos.
ton-cargoes brandy.
MEMORANDA.
On the 18th instant was spoken wag.
gon from Fairhaven, standing in to the
northvard, with cargo OF coffee-sarae
day, lat. ~, -, the same Wagon was
seen with signal of ti.trcss having been
chased by an enemy and Obliged to throw
nearly the whole cargo overheard.
Some tine since was spoken the EN-
barge Wagon, Capt Macon, which bad
been boardedby Non Importation Wag-
eon, that had seen the Wagon Non
Intercourse. the Wagon Embargo
was from Carriers Mountain. laden with
the produce of Louisiana. trcire dogs
and horn frogs bound to Alontce'Ir--
CARGO consigned 10 the SAGE ct her place
of destination, and other French citizens
Philosophers. She traded undera French
fcence. Shoal water during the: pas
sage
A convoy of wagons with fanilies&
household furniture, from Nantucket,
leit Falmouth on Monday last, tor OHIO;
they we're to rouch at Sandwich for some
others TO Join the feet. The farms OF
Nantucket men were formerly upon the
ocean. but Madison's war has Obliged
them to take the land tacks on board, and
pass The mountains,
A Wagon has been spoken bound
from Boston to this port and may be ex
pecsed the first northerlv wind.
Port Tnhncco Iackep Club
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
October S.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
ON FRIDAY next, at half past 10
o'clock will be sold, at the White
iiouse adjoining st. Paui's Church,
fairfax street, Variety Of Elegant
Household furniture !;
Consisting Of Beds, Bedsteads, Looks
ing-Glasses, Carpets, Tables, Chairs,
Sc. &c.
P. c.. Marste Her.
October S 2t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
NETWORK. October 2.

We have nothing materially new hy
Yesterdays Steamboat The grand
concentration Of our troops a, Sacket,'s
Harbor was progressing. Some great
movement was soon intended.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
GEN, MOREAU.

A letter received Yesterday of,he date
Of London, August 9, mentions the ar
rival of Gen Moreau at Gottenburg, in
the ship Hannibal,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05

MARRIED, on Thursday evening last.
by the Rev. Dr.. Muir, Mr.. DAVID
MARLL, to Miss ELIZABETH H SMITH,
both OF this place.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
Bank of Potomac,

OCTOBER I'd, 1918.
ElTlCE is hereby gwen the Stock.
holders of the Bank oil Potomac, that
AZ election will be held at the Court.
House IN the town Of Alexandria. for
Twelve directors for the ensuing year,
on Monday the LIST day OF Nov next.
c. PAGE, Cashier.
October 5 lawle
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-10-05
Public Sale.

Fubllc Sale.
On Wednesddy the 9Th October, et half
= hasf i0s'ctoek,
vILL BE SOLD, ON 1sE fR11Is1s,
large Lot Of Ground, Bake
Il and Dwelling Hsuse, &c. situated
on the corner Of Water and Oronoke
streets, for many years occupied BY Mr..
Andrew Jsmieaon.
Terms, ke. will be made known on
the day Of sale.
P. G. Marsteller.
September - dss
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A. Moore. Reg.

This is to give Notice
That the subscribers, of Alexandria
Gounty in the District of Columbia,
save obtained from the Orphans Court
o said county Letters Testamentary on
the Estste Of Joseph Crandell late Of
the county Aforesaid, deceased: All
PERSONS having claims against the said
decedent. are hereby warned to exhibit
the same to the subscribers on or be.
fore the sth day of April next, or they
may by law be excluded from all bene.
Fl; to said estate; and those indebted
thereto are required to make immedi.
a'e payment.
Given under our hands this 5th of
October, 1918.
Anthony Rhodes. Il
M'Kenzie Talbot. s
Octohers ep4w
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ORPHANS COURT.

.Aerand'ia' County, Sept. Term, 1875
Or cred, That the xecutors OF Jo-
ssPH fRANDELL, deceased, do insert
the following Advertisement three
times a week fer four weeks in the
Alexandria Newspapers. :.
A Cory TEs1-
-. A. d.
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EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

From the Boston Paliadinm Of Tuesday,
We are indebted 10 Capt Reed, (who